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STUDENT'S
PRACTICAL DICTIONARY
j
CONTAINING
English
Words
with English
& Urdu Meanings
TOGETHER WITH
A
AND GREEK WORDS AND PHRASES
WITH THEIR ENGLISH AND URDU EQUIVALENTS
LIST OF LATIN
IN
PERSIAN CHARACTER
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One
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is
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A large
reference than its predecessors had been.
number
it is
of idiomatic phrases, or verbal
aggregates
with their explanations in English and Urdu, have
been added to the main word with which they are
respectively connected, and copious synonyms have
also been grouped under any words requiring them
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its
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Preface.
THE
others
dictionaries at
English words
present used
country give for the
in this
Roman
in
by schoolboys and
most part meanings of
To understand
Hindustani.
the
various diacritical marks used in such dictionaries requires
a considerable
amount
of
practical experience,
which
it is
hardly fair to expect from those for whom they are chiefly
intended. This Dictionary gives meanings of English
words
in
Hindustani expressed
in
Persian character, and
issued to meet the requirements of the school-going
it is
Agra and Oudh,
Hyderabad, the Punjab and other provinces, where the
population
in
the
United Provinces
of
study of the English language is prosecuted simultaneously with that of Urdu.
European candidates for Civil and
who are required to pass a High
Standard Examination in Urdu, and all foreigners, who
may aspire to learn the correct sound of words occurring
Military Service in India,
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Hindustani,
immense
will
also
find
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book
of
reference of
service to them.
In giving the meanings of words the following system
has been adopted. In the first place, the words have
been defined in English, the definitions being so framed
as to give a full, clear, and correct explanation of the
various senses in
which a word may
at different
times be
Secondly, an idiomatic translation into Hindustani
of the English definitions has been given accuracy, preused.
;
cision, and distinctiveness having throughout been the aim
of the translator.
An appendix is given containing words
and phrases from the Greek, Latin, and other foreign
languages, with English and Hindustani equivalents.
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-
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framed, are given, the grievance is not removed, for they
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of the
student
a knowledge
which assume on the part
words more difficult than
of
In this Dictionary, simple words have been
they consult.
much
men of
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as possible, to frame definitions which,
Loped,
all
classes will find
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easy to
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understand.
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RAM NARAIN
LAL.
THE
STUDENT'S
PRACTICAL 'DICTIONARY
ANGLO-URDU.
ABATABLE
'
A, The
J
alphabet:
^%
cle,
^,~ ^?.&
<"
Adopt, maintain, retain,
u P hold
-
!
'
The
Is
Ant.
the English
first letter in
indefinite arti-
Abandoned,
saken
a contraction of an, used
:
nouns begin**^
ning with a consonant
For-
a.
';>* * Given up
'>*
to vice
'before singular
or
//.
profligate:
;
:
Abandonment,
desertion
A,
on
prep,
for
;
^,1
:
-
^
-
ble
A
I,
Of unequalled
excellence
Backward
rt<
Unexpectedly
ad.
Abaft,
a ship
;
Abandon,
forsake
;
Uy& y>io
v.
A
: * ) -N
/.
To
ia,,i - to
;
res-
;
to quit
-
!jja>
Abase
Go
;
to
hum-
:
refers to
;
Degrade, depress, humble.
Ant.
Exalt,
Abash,
.
t
v.
promote.
raise,
n.
Abasing
To
t.
o confuse
:
$?
f&
fi5?WS5
relinquish, forsake, quit,
i
;
'-JU.A
Syn.
Confuse, confound, shame,
Ant.
Encourage,
mortify.
Abatable
,
-
G'sJ
!
u ^> sy^s
deJjJ-
put to shame
j
:
;
-
:
to
^o
outward
(2) de6ase t to
Syn.
gradation
desert
j$a.
degrade
Abasement,
jrf - f V-
to resign
lower
;
:
quality or character.
stern of
mark of
:
Uax>
* fcT
-
'o
:
To
conditions
"-
:
Towards the
Abaisance, //.
a bow
I>ect
-
<-X>.'-^
:
v. t. surprised
a person aback.
-
:
/.
to
;
Forsaking
relinquishment
;
:
(i)
Aback,
P.
Abase,
%
n.
abated
:
.
inspirit, cheer.
of being
^iJaJ Jb(J
-.Capable
J>V
j$
-
ABDUCTION
ABATE
Abate,
v.
in price
To
to reduce
lessen
to lower
;
-
:
# (Law) To annul
&<
-
f.
;
to shorten
,
To become
i.
subside
Syn.
:
less
to
;
ening
Act of short-
n.
contraction
;
-">Ul.!
:
^^
-
One who
n.
Abbreviator,
Diminish, lessen, decline.
i
Ant.
;
;axs>-
:
:
^-
tfjg
abridge
to reduce
;
Abbreviation,
v.
To
v. t.
Abbreviate,
$f
breviates or shortens
Enhance, increase, inten-
ab-
:
sify.
Abatement,
crease
Reduction
n.
mitigation
;
-
>$
^~fi
.
;
;
discount
^
/.
or f. To give
Abdicate,
to
renounce
to with;
up ;
draw from or resign - V-** j^
.
de:
:
.
Jh;iaJ
- C'.;
^>
Abatis, n. A military earthwork
formed of stakes and branch-
Abdication,
ing up an
The
act of giv-
office,
especially
.
the kingly office
Abattoir,
(/>. a-bat-war)
public slaughter-house
:
.
-
A
**
\-a *&i*
->*.,>
Abba,
signifying father
Abbacy,
abbot
Abbe,
The
.
:
.
ing
- 1*1
A
fessor of theology
,5
ViiU.
.
an abbey
The
potbellied
~x-J(o
Sj^c ^s*^
Abduce,
to lead
v.
V'#
The
.
^
:
hid-
;
' s
-^^
lower part
-
*^j
-
^XA
Abdominal
a.
:
7
*i^
:
To draw away
t.
away
-
:
;
U
lady superior of
-V^T
:
^
Abdominous,
s?)^
Abbess,
^
Concealing
of the belly
French pro:
a.
:
Abdomen,
dignity of an
jbj-
.>f*
(ab-bd)
_l>
:
Abditive,
word
scriptural
:
f
^>-
*Jii
A
.
resignation
;
^
.SjiSDjJ*
f
i_5w
.-
J?
*'**'*
Abducent,
Drawing or
a.
pull-
"
ing back
Abbey,
A
.
monastery of per-
Abduct,
and celibacy
v.
k
lj
l
a>
To
i.
surreptitiously or
sons of either sex devoted to
religion
:
-
';*
f^
li
>
take away
by force
:
:
Abduction,
Act of carrying
.
away: ^'i' (I-aw) Taking a
woman away by
n.
Abbot,
abbey
:
The
superior of an
|
or persuasion
:
force,
';**
Ulou/
^
Ui**
*
fraud
&))*
^
^
^.'^
'..
ABIOQENESIS
ABECEDARIAN
Abecedarian,
[From the
n.
A
letters a, b, c, d.] n.
of the alphabets
a novce
a beginner
;
Syn.
Aversion,
detestation,
hatred, loathiug, repugnance.
Ant.
Admiration, esteem, ap-
learner
;
proval.
:
Abed,
In bed
ad.
to
gone
;
bed
nant
hating
:
:
hater
-
:
A
n.
Abjiorrer,
Aberrance, n. Deviation from
~ >- 1; l;
the right way
Odious
a.
Abhorrent,
o*S
:
repug-
;
J^-.^
-
Sj*<-
detester
-
a
;
^
J^l
:
abhorrence
:
the right
of
ment
Abet,
to
Deviation from
n.
Aberration,
way
mind
-
-
^)~
aid
!;<{.*
Abide,
abode
;
:
z'.
ting
;
accessory
;
aid
:
-
)'^.
pension
;
n.
Abigail,
-
Ability,
.
'yjj,
Abhor,
loathe
;
/.
Expectation
To
to hate
n.
:
fa>;
waiting
detest
-
:
.
extreme aversion
)"
;
;
^
en-
^V
:
strength
;
-
&
-*^>
;
-
s^y
- cs-j-b l>
Ant.
Liability,
Abiogenesis,
living
;
;
,
,
5
;
ineffici-
ency, stupidity.
\
"H^
incapacity,
awkwardness,
-
cjj*>
-
jJL.
jt**
skill;
Capability, faculty, aptitude, capacity, talent.
to
1^ o^i
f
:
-
Syn.
:
Detestation
:
woman
Mental power;
generation
Abhorrence,
up one's
sus-
,'fiSI
v.
li
-
l>
maid
capability
^j'a-
Temporary
*
,'':'.
to stay
;
,
Abeyance,
LJ^>~
Permanent
A
:
;
~Gj
<><*
dwell
a-
Abiding, /.
One who abets an
:
take
by, to adhere to
or lady's
Abettor,
"
act of abet-
encouragement
n.
To
?'.
to
;
during
The
year,
^^^
:
^
sense).
n.
March
in
beginning
(used chiefly in a bad
Abetment,
of the
.56');^
to incite
;
encourage; to back up
toi
^^'^
month
first
ecclesiastical
Jewish
.J|,>!
feeling of
:
The
n.
mental derange-
;
To
/.
i>.
-
Jt^J
:
la^a.
:
Abib,
The
n.
Abhorring,
Aberrant, a. Deviating or wan*';+^
dering away from
i
;
n.
Spontaneous
the production of
from not living matter
;
ABJECT
a.
Abject,
Mean
worthless:
spirit
Abjudicate,
in a
-
.
t
/.
z>.
judgment
-
To
:
d
fication
\
away
give
A
denial
j)'^. o~.i
:
v.
Abjure,
-
denial
|
a washing
;
&-P
:
v.
-
;
^^
&}
-
;^J
:
;
to
Renunciation
.
:
^^">
To deny
t.
'J> -iJ> -
:
Abnegation,
j
To renounce upon
t.
renounce
& :>L.
,<
act of puri-
In an able manner
Abnegate,
upon
The
by water
with ability
3)
oath
*"*'*
//.
<n/.
Ably,
:
i.
Abjuration,
Ablution,
:
cleansing
\j^)$*
!
of
,.^-t
:
a.
Abluent,
;
-$
- >*^.
Meanness
//.
baseness
;
despicable
;
*>+
Abjection,
ABOLITIONIST
;
^?
'
oath: to forswear:
KS
'il^
of a child from the breast
n.
Abnegator,
a.
:
irregular
:
Ablation,
n.
Taking away
;
re-
Aboard,
Ablative,
i;i
A
//.
<z>\x*
ence
ct
Syn.
-
ad. Within or
:
,_-
-
:
-
f
;
de-
^^> 4
on board
^$
Habitation
n.
Abode,
>ome languages denoting
-
*
^K-
:
a ship or boat
case of nouns
reparation from:
;
n. Irregularity
Abnormity,
formity
One who denies:
Contrary to rule
^**;j-> <i s^'J
Abnormal,
The weaning
n.
Ablactation,
;
[
3^
>
resid-
;
&)~
Dwelling, habitation, domicile.
Ablaze,
In a bla/e
<ul.
:
on
fire
;
v.
-
radiant
Able.
<i.
petent
:
Skilful
expert
l - J*'*
;'.*:->
:
body
;
a.
Able-bodied,
:
IK;^
'yt
-
powerful:
;
Abolish,
com-
,3'u
-
of
^5
To
t.
;
Ablepsy,
Want
inadvertence
of sight
or
to
:
'j~
i
That which
a.
Abolishablc,
J* 1*
:
Abolishment,!
Abolition,
n.
The
act of
/abolishing
:
That which washes
.
carries
detergent
annul;
:
:
>s,li
Abluent,
<'
:
to destroy
may be abolished
.
^
foretoken
v.
make void
J*-t
Strong
-
To
J^\^
;
-
t.
off
impurities
N
:
;-
^.
;
a
Abolitionist,
promotes abolition
One
:
who
^Vj"
ABOMINABLE
Abominable,
testable
Hateful
n.
unclean
:
de-
;
i
^>^
-#*!
:
ABROACH
5
to
happen
to
prepare
W& To go
:
;
To come
Abominate,
to loathe
v.
'-;
:
>
To
t.
-
&$>\$
;
Abomination,
detest
o
Kf
Above,
.
Overhead:
open
ii*
Primitive:
original
\
and
i
,
M
b
-
:
To
,
miscarry
;
:
Abrade,
to
young prematureJ=^ b ^.^ ^>* J*^ Ie '*-'
barren
Sterile
(Bot.)
J-> <L
:
Abortion,
//.
;
timely
;
Abreast,
|
failure
Abound,
.
To
*.
the breasts in a line
.
m
^
prep.
concerning:
^>'e
;
ad.
be, to
'^}*
;.
To
Round
vV.;>
^
Around,
be engaged
bring
,
to
a rub-
;
-
^)
with
<fc
:
an
yfj
TQ
pace
equal
^ _
;
f.
^;
i
;
,
in
to
Ifl ->
:
Syn.
;
)jV
*To
J^-icause
/.
to cut short
:
Abridgment,
great
near to
-
;
^/;
J^
in
;
-
;
"
TQ keep _ of
an epitome
About,
-^
li
un-
;
:
be
rub off
'
,.
j*^-
(&*>)
?.
.,
)^-
Side by side
advance at
-
Immature
unsuccessful
*
-
ffl>
supersti-
Attrition
,
!'-'
:
a</.
Abridge,
j,
De-
J^^ - cA*^-
bing off:
j*^- )**
bo
a.
s,lk
</.
fi.* jlla.
'^^
:
n.
Abrasion,
:
An untimely birth;
a miscarriage
Abortive,
;
v.
A
.
To
t.
wear awav
|
Abortient,
:
:
!
^/
a.
charm
tious
bring forth
ly
;
over
:
,<-.!
:
Abracadabra,
^jia'j ^.w
L_J ^a-lvJ
0.
^-;>
**>\
:
Above-mentioned,
;jJ
scribed above
Abort,
:
alive
besides
board,
3 I;
Primitive
//.
.
inhabitants
;
:
XJ^A'J
Aborigines,
^
sight
ground,
.**>>;
.......
inhabitant
An
^
;
.
a.
jSI^
:
:
Aboriginal,
:
than
Higher
prep.
more than
.shameful vice:
A
happen
'
ad.
pollution
to
,
,
'i
:
J
;
;
Detestation
.
do
to
epitomize
-
n.
15S
A summary
^^'^
Compendium,
;
*Bi.
;
- *-*&i>.
epitome,
abstract, synopsis.
|
'
:
To
l".4ij.
Ant.
Amplification, expansion,
paraphrase.
Abroach,
P.
A
To
tap a cask
:
ABROAD
tries; at large
All
-'''
;
-
:
^.v*
:
^v u~l*ft
;*'*- l
-^'JH^
school master
tion
is
is,
educa-
among
&$
^V.-;^
:
f**
^ ^7 *+
Abrogable,
rogate
J>
:
r.
To
/.
^
:
Abrogation,
pealing
act
of
;/.
annul
^ *,*'=*
y*
French liquor
Absinthe,
consisting of brandy flavoured
wormwood
with
The
J> f-5
:
-Q
act of re-
Despotic; uncomplete posi-
a.
;
;
to
;
^^
Uo
-
*>
:
A
n.
Absolute,
A. <**
annulment:
;
^
The
.
being absent
conditional
repeal
^'^
:
to ab-
Tending
<?.
Abrogate,
absent from
duty or country
The ^Absentment,
5
spread
widely
the people
his
One
n.
Absentee,
having the senses
,
confused
foreign coun-
In
ad.
Abroad,
ABSOLVE
6
tive
pure
;
Syn.
Arbitrary, despotic, posi-
Ant.
tive, peremptory.
limited
Accountable
i?
;^
$*
:
,
;
conditional.
Abrupt,
-.-:
i/.
Steep
Kroken
'A.-.O
laaJ.'
;
,H-3
:
raggy
<
:
L-^iJ
;
;'j**><J
separa-
Abscind,
sever
An
//.
:
ulcer
v.
,>;.->
8J^
cut off; to
Absolution,
//.
Act of cutting
*.;._,,-
off:
Abseond,
:
v.
/.
To
^/.
*'*.
;
;5
-
^A^j;
'jj
^s,*
Absent,
;
mind;
a.
:
:
:
^*.
-
:
j;;
;
-
*
>A\*
remission
penitent
:
o'aw
Absolutory,
f *f
acquit
;
1
^j
*-. - vi
Tending to
Syn.
^'*~
To pardon
to remit
;
;
to
to free from;
care-
S'0^.
t-'j-*'
^;';"-'
a.
+'*. -^
J-'.i.
ii;
-,-:?.
t-
Ca-
Doctrine of
:
:
v.
^
:
*!a\
<v
of sins
Roman
-
n.
predestination
absolute
-
favour of a
in
priest
Absolve,
Not present
inattentive
^i.
forgiveness
pronounced by a
tholic
re-
Acquittal,
^
A
n.
inatten-
.
tion:
less
Being absent
of
entirely
Despotism;
sins,
Absolutism,
:
U'a.
^
Jiy
absent one's
to disappear
Absence,
;
positiveness
;
//.
mission of
MS o!^
'J/ ^4-
Abscission,
w.
Absoluteness,
,
self
positively
'
:
re-
inflammatory
:
To
t.
;
independence
;
tumour
striction
<~*?t--.
:
Abruption, ;/. Sudden
-^
tion
Abscess,
Without
ad.
Absolutely,
-
Sudden
*
-
:
Exonerate, acquit.
ABSONANT
Absonant,
Absorb,
v.
suck up
Absurd
a.
to reason
ABUSIVE
^JJU.
To imbibe
t.
-
tjUS.w
>
:
i.
Absorbent,
A
.*.
up
fi
L-JJ.*.
**
bing
>->**.
:
of
occupation
;
mind
:
Absence of
.
Abstringe,
imbibe
<L
Purloining
/.
To unbind
.
a.
Abstain,
Abstruse,
-!M } ^_&
^,'^
derstood
to refrain
To keep
t3o
^s^
/.
.
:
Abstemious,
Hard
a.
difficult
;
be un-
to
obscure
;
i;^
.
&
u^o
foolish
\i>
Syn.
;
Foolish, irrational, ridiculous, unreasonable.
17*
.
temperance
JLuc'
:
-
keeping
folly
^^> -'!;
''
act
^
off.
;
-
:
,'o"u4i..>
' "
'
x
The
n.
Abstention,
ness
Sobriety;
.
Unreasonable-
n.
Absurdity,
Abstemiousness,
;
J
-
te_o
:
:
-j<iA
Contrary to reason
a.
Absurd,
;
Temperate
.
^t*^^
:
from
-
:
Urf
Having power
:
:
^
^>
sober
t^'suM
-J*)*-
Absorptive,
to
Act of imbi-
n.
-
jU^i)
See Abridgment.
^^
Ua.
-
abridg-
;
:
:
Absorption,
Jo^ J<-
:
An epitome an
n.
,
ment
diffi-
;
-
Abstraction,
mind
^'^
-
$$)*
Separate
abstruse
;
Syn.
substance
JM>
:
-
cult
to
;
13 v
>
**
that sucks
-
a.
Abstract,
contrary
;
Je
:
n.
Abundance,
of
fullness
us^
;
Overflowing
;
copiousness; plenty
;
'*
Absterge,
To
/.
.
cleanse by
o^
i>.?
:
Abstergent,
Abstinence,
;.<^J..-
^p^i
:
.
?
Abstinent,
abstemious
Abstract,
ty g-
''l^
duce
Uf
^
1
>
',
v.
.
:
t.
Refraining from
-
*z$\
^'+&-/
To draw
* To purloin
:
To
from
-
:
\:,,
,
n.
proach
Ill
fy$
^
use
;
^
:
misuse; to
^x>
J^*"~J
.
u e > a>
rude
unjust censure
;
i
;
j
.'re:
;
jtf
>
y..la.l5
J',:f
\
:
.
Corrupt practice;
unjust censure
:
^~]
J(&
or re-
to abridge - U^ w.'iol
s-?Hi
^ Xo take from
;
Plentiful
t.
v,
Abusion,
-U J
* To epitomize
a.
-
;<**
"
:
Abundant,
Abuse,
treat rudely
Forbearance
specially from drink
plenteous-
ness, plenty, affluence.
a
Having
.
cleansing quality
Exuberance,
Syn.
1
wiping
i
Abusive,
o.
-
J^D.*
^
Practising abuse
;
:
offensive
:
j^Jl c~=r
-
ciV>
-^
:
Syn.
Repreaehfnl,
ous, rude.
opprobri-
ABUT
ACCESSARY
To border upon
^# To meet
'Jjt js-U
The act or
Abutment,
Abut,
v.
i.
Accentuation,
:
of the accent
!
:
;
Accept,
.
state of abutting
ing structure
-
:
to
a support~> - ;^>)'
;
k
;
to
prove
;
Due
take
become
less gulf; hell
Acacia,
:
A
.
A
n.
liable for
Academician,
of an
a
;
Academy,
A
.
or science
of being acceptable
^
-
quality
,Jjo jJL-j
:
!
|
-
~-''!
,*l*+
agreeable
Welcome
a.
Acceptable,
pleasing
;
Acceptance,
school of arts
reception
~\s*
:
:
:
t
&*^
.
Favourable
.
an assent and en-
;
pay a
to
gagement
r,u1
of ex-
bill
the
change when due
itself when accepted
bill
;
tish
water
fresh
Brazil
n.
Acara,
:
j
:
^yl**-
Accede,
to agree to
Accelerate,
to (juicken
:
with
;
hasten
;
^o
Acceptation,
t'.
To
/.
-
-^
:
O^J *?
meaning of a
Ju
^j*.*
;
Access,
Acceleration,
motion
v.
to kindle
-
on
set
!
:
v.
;
word
* Reception
ncrease
:
received
:
^5;-
L
^
^rt**
:
Approach
.
>k>
-
;
fire
t.
;
OU&-5?
;
admis-
-
That which
Accessible, a.
be
^^*may
approached
:
Modulation of the
n.
in
To
t.
speaking
to^-
:
To mark
*$$.
Accession|
*
J;*--*"
Augmentation
.
;
|
j
the accent
B>JW
e**>~y*
bill
c')^-)'
,
sion
The
//.
:
Accend,
Accent,
Increase of
.
'^
Ji;'j>
To comply
/.
?'.
;
A.*.
university
fk
:
The
.
J
:
A member
.
academy
student
Acceptability,
J;.t ;'*
genus of trees
with pinnated leaves
:
L
bottom-
f'^
to ap-
;
ri
Abysm, Abyss,
fc*r
l>
to agree
;
acknowledge
to
placing
c,'iJ
^>.^
:
To
/.
.
//.
approach
:
;
^
Accessory>
a
.
Additional
:
j
Accentuate,
v.
To
t.
accent properly
:
place the
n. An accomplice
an accompaniment:
Accessary,
;
ACCIDENCE
th<
taining the
grammar
A
n.
Accidence,
book con-
Accompaniment,
thing
:
added by way of embel-
lishment
An
unforeseen
a casualty
- si'-sta*
Accident,
event
;
.
:
or join with
Accidental, a. Happening by
chance fortuitous
:
^
.
^>>>k;**
.^Axi
A
.
Acclaim,
A
applause
receiver
^
:
-
^V^
crime
;
- s
habituated to a climate
plete
Acclivity,
hill
;
The
.
a slope
-
ujT
;
^-p
To com-
'j/ f*+>
l;j.->
"M
!,
Well-edu-
a.
cated
polished
;
:
perfect
;
;
'; *';
Accomplishment,
Fulfil-
.
-
J.>>'
:
Attainment:
~-Jla..
^5;';?
;
#
i=->y; Elegance,
:
^.jiii
;-
ascent of a
LS -'^;^
:
associate
I,
:
Accomplished,
4.J~
!j5> ,
^
-ffr
:
v.
to fulfil
Becoming
;/.
go along
-
An
n.
a helper
Accomplish,
ment
Acclimation,
#;
:
If
shout of praise
:
Accomplice,
- <UL>
j,uV.
.
To
f.
prepar-
;
;
Accipient,
v.
Attend, escort, convoy.
Syn.
in
Girded
Accinct,
ed
ready;
^jfc
#-
<*}! J -
:
Accompany,
jty
****-
;
Some-
n.
thing that accompanies; some-
rudiments of
first
^ ;'#
Accord,
-
J'.s>5
give
Skill
4:-
;
v.
;^
:
To
/.
grant
Uji
:
-
)!
to
;
;^
GjS
Agreement ; harmony
Ji> !a^
of minds
cJiMy
,
.
!
:
Accommodate,
adapt
$j>
;
P.
* To supply
Accommodation,
To
/.
reconcile
to
;
:
Of
J'ijJ
;
.i.ix)
^
;
^
;
ment
of
4b
n.
adaptation
ciliation
Space:
Accordance,
;
recon-
Anything ^^
which supplies a want as
;
a house
a
:
loan
-
;
:
corresponding
of
According, ppr.
harmonising
E.-U
2
v^^J
Consonant
a.
in
J~
-
J.v
J'^"
:
Accordant,
Jx--
of ease;
respect
money
-
unison
in accordance
with
- ctJ5!
:
;
:
-4
Agreeing
.
:
adjust
;
differences
:
his own accord
Of one accord
:
consent
fitness
;
:
^>^-
with
-
;
Jr'ly
Agreeing;
:
ACCORDINGLY
Accordingly, ^. Agreeably
conformably <-' ,J V*-^>*i
Accordion, n. A small-keyed
Account,
;
s
answer
}
:
musical instrument
ACCROACHMENT
10
^
:
v.
Accost,
salute
To
t.
1
to
speak to
ble
\o
;
Account,
>>
a.
;
amenable
v'-a,
of facts
ning account
call to
able
:
^
to
,
1
'J
l
a run-
,
an
settle
an
^^
'^
To
To
;
To turn
good
To
counts
On
clear
^*~
up
_>'~-
;
:
Dress
.
trappings
- ^lft j
%
:
^
Accoy,
'*
of, in
;
^
^j'y
,.*!<.!
To
soothe; to
&^~Z - G
/.
.
render quiet.
Accredit,
v.
To
/.
or authority,
give credit
i -U^^llai;V/
'
:
U.>,>
Accredited Agent an
ized
employe
Accrescent,
strike
.
ac-
off
Increasing
3
Accroachment,
:
'>*
Increase
n.
natural growth
^J
7
:
^^
by
:
the
^
-egard to
a.
*'j <i;
Accretion,
the
author-
J* ;&B-
:
'
make
to
,
off
to
;
:
To
of:
write
accounts
to
to
use
-^
;
?
:
a.
equip
close an
_
j^>.
,
account
j3
arms, &c.
;
accounts:
or
make answerJ
;
with
furnish
Accoutrement,
discontinue keeping
to
To
/.
GIL
;
"-^V To COOk
make false account:
~r* v'-^
,
-
'J';H''
an
v.
join
-
or
Sake
;
^->
:
to
,
t;^2J!/
:
of, to value:
current
;
to
To
/.
.
Accoutre,
skilled
state-
Estimation:
;
To make
;.*''
A
;
^
:
^-'
behalf:
Uj*
A
A reckoning
:
Accouple,
One
:
) JM^o'Ia.
;>,-
(
Responsi-
:
.
accounts
link together
Pro-
(/r.
:
n.
computation
;^5;
de-
;
Ak-koo-sher'.)
man-midwife
ment
in
ak-
(/>.
.
*.
Respon-
.
'-*i'
UZa* - tjU.
nounced
to
^
:
:
Accoucheur,
;
US
/ *i'^'
Accountable,
V
koosh'-mong) Childbirth
livery
-
:
Accountant,
Accouchement,
esteem
t-*!.^.
unite
To address
/
^.
;
^
-
Accountability,
one.
in
To
/.
:
-k'
-
sibility
Accorporate,
v.
for
Ja~' 5
.
An
en-
ACCRUE
Accrue,
v.
To
t.
arise as prof
^
1
its
J-*
&)*>
:
Aceumb,
table
v
To
t.
.
!^
at
the
^)t
#*
lie
Lying down
a.
-
L<^
1j4>
Accuse,
iJjfc
-
:
Accumbent,
ACHIEVANCE
11
to
amass
v.
:
To
t.
&&
pile
-
j.^3
up
To
;
blame
heap
:
Accuracy,
Accustom,
v.
inure
To
t.
to
exactness
nicety
;
habituate
- 'iJ!3
c/>
:
usual
Accustomed,
Habitual
.
:
Ji-)*
^*
A
n.
Ace,
correct
-
*-<w
:
Accurse,
misery
Free from error
a.
v.
To
t.
$
:
&~)*
-
;
-
or dice
on cards
single point
a
;
trifle
-
:
IL^
to
Uj.>
a.
Acephalous,
head
^.y-
doooi
^^*i
K1
^G
K"
^
A
n.
severity
;
-
J^y
:
wicked
-
hateful
;
Execrable
a.
-
^y*>
:
;
&j*L
gether
surable
-;'<*>
:
n.
Accusant,
another
V.
One who
-
:
.
;
A
charge
blame
Jf 1*
accuses
V\fc>&
^f-^
Accusation,
peachment
,';'J,
terfly
IJ;> '$&!
;
im-
tive
;
or
a.
species
To
^.
vinegar
Acetosity,
Objec-
n.
Vinegar
A
n.
Ache,
-J&
:
Accusatory,
?
-
J^s-
cs-fa.
That which
a.
contains or produces an accusation
:
;'j
)y&>
l*$
state
of
(.';'!
;'^
'*>
,
pain
v.
:
I.
To
be
'^~.v
Achievance,
.
in
-
J
^i y
&$y~
:
^x';
--
^^
>
;
Sf
continued
the fourth case of Latin
nouns
G
-
:
&*
:
L^l
convert into
The
.
being sour
.
^3
of but-
o*^
:
to-
'5'^'
JC ^ ,,-J
a
or
acid
Acetum,
Accusative,
A
.
:
Acetify,
To heap
t.
:
Aceste,
Blamable, cen-
a.
Accusable,
v.
Acervate,
^iy
^';-
^=*~
or
^
no
$j~
rough sour
:
Acerbity,
taste
-
Having
-
Accursed, /A
:
;xa>5
-
:
;
~J)***
;
-
Vsy
Ordinary
.
:
^ V ^;
Accurate,
;
ciol*
UJ13
Correctness
.
:
;
Mass
-
accuses
Ity t$x>!
.
^
^\
^/^V.
:
jtt-f**-*&t*H
:
Accustomary,
Accumulation,
with
charge
One who
n.
Accuser,
to
Accumulate,
t.
to
Gtfi
Ixxl
!yD
v.
a crime
-
pain
^
:
.
vxj;
continued
^';.-
^;^
tS
;
Performance
iS
:
ACHIEVE
v.
Achieve,
to execute
tain
perform
to finish
;
-
:
To
t.
!jj>
;
to ob-
;
Uji
-
fy$
ment
uk*?;* An
/sw'
:
ploit
Accomplish-
.
rfj
Dimness of
>/.
sight
Colourless
^
:
:
Acoustics,
.
To
:
;
form
/.
z>.
Go
-
sl)
-
A
n.
,
quality
Acidify,
$
-
-
,j*'**
-
x=? t
ledge
-
;
;
to in-
GJ
-J
k
**'j
to
one
Know-
.
familiarity
;
known
v.
To make
t.
U.<
.
Sourness
.
-
^^.
-
'^S
acid:
G^
-
:
/
acid
^f*.
Acidity,
;
ja
Of an
a.
:
jLj?
;
*
a person
;
-k
:
sharp and sour sub-
-'>"
:
Acidiferous,
(J
taste
l^S
:
stance
1
,-
apprise
familiar with
:
fruit
'>r~
to the
Sharp
<?.
sour
or
^i - ;V
V.-5 }
:
Acquaintance,
Acid,
;
J.a.
k
K !>ji>
J^>
^o
The science of
:
Sharp pointed
needle-shaped
-
'{SI
The seed
n.
Acorn,
Acquaint,
to make
a.
Acicular,
-
:
sounds
a.
highest point
:
Aconite, n. A medicinal plant ;
^i.o *-<>\
the monk's hood
of the oak
^jJLvls.i
Achromatic,
The
n.
extreme limit
ex-
:
Achlys,
Acme,
floa.5)
'Jo
Achievement,
ACQUIREMENT
12
'"^
Syn.
Familiarity,
intimacy,
fellowship, association.
Acquainted,
known
a.
:
Acquest,
.
r;
00 "
"k'
Conquest
Acquiesce,
to assent:
Familiar; well-
v.
-
,,-p"
:
To
i.
UJ J
*j 3
-
"-*')
j>\^
agree;
. j\
U.t
r
*
iy.i
Acidulate,
acid
&.
/.
To
O.S
:
Acknowledge,
v.
tinge with
Uo
-
ji
!2^>
To own;
f.
avow receiving:
to confess; to
Syn.
Assent, yield, comply,
submit, rest, repos<-.
Ant.
Dissent, disclaim, disagree, contradict, refuse.
Acquiescence,
Confess, own, avow, ad-
labour
Compliance;
^jjiiL.
Acquire,
Syn.
n.
-
assent:
;
v.
ji^l^
To
gain by one's
to obtain ; to gain
t.
:
mit.
Acknowledgment,
cognition
sion
;
;
avowal
receipt
:
Re-
.
;
confes-
-
j1>S1
Syn. -Obtain, procure, attain.
Acquirement,
That which
n.
4s acquired, skill
:
Acquisition,
The
//.
ACTOR
13
ACQUISITION
'
acquiring or gaining
of
act
J^^
:
v.
Act,
To be
i.
play a part
in action
^ J*
-
:
Acquit,
;
to discharge
:
Ujj^.
from a
,
charge
solve
clear
t.
l
';
'>>;>
>;>
to ab-
;
^;> <~ f^}\
# To perform one's
;
*part:
/aw!
'5;5
Syn.
Justify, pardon.
charge
A
n.
Acquittal,
-
UJ.*'^
Acquittance,
from
a
,,.
^Si.
A
.
debt
dis-
judicial
-
:
A
n.
drama
A
law
a/i
-
:
(pL) lands
receipt
:
Acrid,
Rough to the taste
US
';"j>
/.-/
a.
bitter:
$
bitter
sharp
pungency
;
-
:
;
^
-
A
n.
Acridity,
taste
^^5
:
-
iS'^'A*
tf Ji^G
jSi
;
!.J
:
.
-
-o-
Bitterness
;
sharpness
;
^^
actual commission
of
the
Action,
r^ - J
A
.
;
->-
;
instru-
the
sun's
Ground
of
ed
in vaulting
in-
rays:
deed; an act:
a legal process
a battle:
-
^./U
:
;
tf J)ji
Cause
,
of
j
:
Admitting an
a.
action of law
*i't*JL
:
as-
^i ;
Active,
trious
a.
:
Agile
,y^s-
;
quick
;
-
'?>
^i";j
Transitive
person practisor tumbling
:
Syn.
indus-
<^~~
Agile, alert,
^>
J*i
:
jp*^f
nim-
mildness.
Acrobat,
.a.
In the
:
Ant.Gentleness, tenderness,
A
H>
:
,_-_.*
,
Actinometer, n. An
ment for measuring
(Gram.)
n.
c^ ;#
God,
rjj
"
perity
-
:
of
-
i_'\'J
In the
;
complaint
^i
Full of acri-
a.
_O''J -
'^
unforeseen calamity
Actionable,
Acrimonious,
mony sharp
Acrimony,
division of a
;
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^'3
:
4840 square yards of
;<>'
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>;- PAf-
n.
land
deed
&**.
:
tensity
Acre,
^
,,-a.
discharge
a
;
to
;
U;i
UI>
JLuBou
To
v.
-
brisk,
ble.
Ant.
Inactive,
duH,
heavy,
idle, slow.
Acropolis, n. The citadel of
an ancient Greek city
'&#
:
Across,
ad.
crosswise
:
and/r^/. Athwart;
!v^j -
\~~\
-
>U
J
Activity,
dustry
Actor,
;
Quickness;
nimbleness
n.
.
:
One who
stage player
:
in-
^
acts; a
Jft
ACTRESS
A
Actress n
player
tive
-
^ylUK
Real
a.
positive
:
female actor or
:
Actual,
*/'>
not specula-
;
-
:
ADDER
14
-
olj
J-!
Acuteness,
Sharpness
^AA # Penetration quickness
(Adage,
;
in
;
first
An
n.
insurance
of an
officer
company
a clerk
;
the
r
To
t.
influence
put into motion:
Acuate,
v.
to point
I"""
1
'-io
:
-'o^uO^aJ
OC.1
Acumen,;/. Quickness
acuteness
:
;
-
-.J
of the
.p
To
/.
Sharp pointed
.
,
p.
Acupuncture,
a vein
>/.
;J
taper
Adamantean,. Impenetrable,
*-. <*-i^ _
very hard
^
:
Very hard;
Adamantine,
made of adamant - k*-- -t>
a.
;
^-M
Adapt,
v.
To
t.
to proportion
:
fit
'J
n.
Adaptation,
adapting
;
to adjust
-&? J'V
The act of
suitableness
;
:
Adaw,
daunt
of
Owning
-
:
a.
J
;
ingenious
)^>*
:
-
-
'^
angle
*>i
:
;
-
Blunt,
heavy.
v.
t.
To keep
/.
i-
.-.
To subdue
under
:
to
;
chronic,
v.
;
W-i*
^';^
:
To
/.
to join
increase by addi** - ^*- $ j>=:
C>
Addendum,
ed
;
dull,
.
Something add-
an appendix
ij!}
S^'a.
Ant.
v.
:
-
>
Sharp shrewd; keen
(V '~-
Add,
tion
&
Acute,
Adaunt,
;
a-
fl^.3
:
with a needle
:
^''1
:
^>(le*
Acuminate,
in
throat
A very hard stone;
.
rf
of per-
-
Adam's
;jj
the
at
kV
&>
:
U ;S
-
flojJ
Sharpness
:
ception
to
To make sharp
t.
n.
Acuity,
;
of tUs
prominence
forepart
a diamond
v.
;
63
-
^.V
:
Adamant,
Actuate,
&?**
->?
the
;
&f*
"
J
:
The name
man:
-
of music
piece
movement
n.
apple
Actuary,
A
.
of slow
truly
a pro-
;
&)^
Adam,
ad. Really
Actually,
maxim
:
Reality:
.
^^
-
^J;:';
A
n.
Adagio,
Real, true, genuine.
Actuality,
;
:
verb
Syn.
:
.
j
Adder,
.
a serpent
:
A venomous
:
*
reptile
;
ADDIBLE
a.
Addible,
Addict,
J^
:}))*
v.
To
t.
habituate
\>$
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Addicted,
Devoted
pp.
given up wholly to
u:i
Addition,
tic
.
increase
;
-
Adhere,
,
;
v.
To
t.
e
Adherence,
/,i.
"
"
partisan
rotten
v>'
:
v.
u.-L.'.i-t
Uj
-
to court
,
oral
ten speech:
:
vjfe
<s\j
:
ous
-
-
:
Slicking
-
;2?-^
tenaci-
;
-
A
'.
JW Ct-i*
-
o.Jii'
^.
Adhibit,
To
t.
admit
to administer
affix;
;
to
:
a writU
^o.iil';
Direc-
;
-
*-'J^ j
Ji.$ ;J
ad-
Adiaphorous,
neutral
An
n.
Adieu,
a.
^
:
Indifferent;
*
farewell
;
_
;U>;!<>
expression
of
parting of
kind wishes at the
friends
-
.
;
good-bye
:
greasy
:
sJI^IX.
:
^.
;
^.
To
bring forward ;
- U J
ji*^
;
to cite
Adephagy,
versed
a.
y^-I
:
:
a. Skilful
:
Adequacy,
Greediness
.
;V~j
^?.
thoroughly
;
-
J-IS"
-
j>I^^iti
Sufficiency for
certain purpose
:
:
-
a
ovJ'*J
a.
Adipose, \
AdipousJ
Adit,
Adept,
act of stick-
;'-^.':^
The person
.
:
^'A
>
:
:
Addressee,
to allege
The
.
U$.<j <KO;
:
or
^j^sw
tion of a letter
Adduce,
a
;
;
speak to
ow ^,^
c,j*xa-. Bearing
dressed
follower
adherence
;
Adhesive,
To
speaking to
Dexterity
J^""
J-^^V
-
<.
1
An
sf
o
-
t.
tfy>
A
n.
unfruitful
;
to direct
:
A
.
Adhesion,
Barren
Address,
**^
:
is
ing to
a.
'*fty
<
:
'"'
jo'\
:
Addle,
"
1
f-Jv
te-
devotion
;
in arithme-
That which
VV
Fidelity;
.
nacity; attachment
:
a.
"
)
Adherent,
Additional,
added
or cling
stick
I
"3
A rule
fully
;
sufficient:
S
to
~^
:
to
Equal
^f
-
$f*
'.?;$
a.
Adequate,
to
devote;
-
:
ADJACENT
15
;
A
n.
Fat
;
L
V^' b ^
horizontal passage
into a
mine
L-G^
* An approach
;
access
:
Adjacency,
adjacent
Adjacent,
close to
;
an
**!)
:
n.
State of being
^.*>
:
a.
Adjoining
J. -
JUT.
-
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;
lying
ADJECTIVAL
of adjective
Adjective,
noun
a
-
SJL.
nature
the
^^
:
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To
t.
Adjustment,
regulation
.
join
v.
'Jjja.
to unite
;
To
i.
or contiguous to
Adjutant,
c^i^ ; * A
be next
Adjutor,
moter
:
A
.
1
:
v.
postpone
To
t.
^fy
:
A
.
^
^*
sf 3
Postpone, defer,
prorogue.
n.
Adjournment,
ment
delay
;
Adjudge,
sentence
v.
*-^-
:
To
/.
^
:
delay,
-.
**;
t'j&
decree
'^
-
'*
-
'
J
:%
1~
r.
by law
:
/.
To
'j;i
;i>a:-"
Adjudication,
medicine
Adjudicator,
One who
.
or
*J'j* JlaJ
:
t-iJU
ti.*
wj'^
To
To
'^-^ 'ji
:
<V
:
a.
;
is'J
An
.
appendage
addition
k
4-
:
Adjuration,
ad-
J*
1
an
;
- -''-
Act of adjuring
.
a form of oath
v.
^
:
To
t.
to enjoin
:
:
-
-s-^i
manages the
intestate
One who
n.
Administrator,
of an
property
-
:
-
;t>'o^
^^
Admirable,
miration
;
Worthy of ad-
a.
excellent
Jj'5
:
-)
^Jl^.
charge solemn,->
:
-
;
'^i
-
wJl*.
Admiral,
A
;/.
naval
the highest rank
Admiralty,
n.
officer
of
;^';.v'
:
Board of naval
commissioners
:
Gi
Adjust,
z
.
;
Syn.
To
To
<.
to regulate
*j;$
settle
Adapt,
put in order
~o
:
;
^J J
M- lo.s ^
- lw,j
-
:
;
suit,
Derange,
order.
confuse,
Admiration,
of admiring
\Vonder
//.
:
act
;
-
vmaT
regard
with
,y>-a"
J
accommo-
date, rectify.
Ant.
?
Pertain-
ing to administration
)
ly
^f
*Ji*ai+
:
Adjunct,
Adjure,
;
;
J-a_
'";-
Judgment
.
deci-ion of a court
judges
adjudge
-
an
<io
-
:
;
r*Z>\
;
,.-0
justice
the law
So
-
:
&* * To
-
'^->
:
Administrative,
Adjudicate,
:
To manage
t.
to
;
'>-
To
v.
to settle
;
*^i
;
-
Assisting
.
Administer,
oath
Postpone-
a pro-
;
^UjJi;
w
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:
to give
Syn.
helper
:
J^
:
to
defer;
-
military officer
gigantic crane
Adjuvant,
Adjourn,
Settlement;
.
^f
-
A word qualifying
.
:
v.
Adjoin,
Of
a.
Adjectival,
ADMIRE
16
dis-
Admire,
love
;
to
v.
t.
To
esteem
:
-
tf/
&L
ADMIRER
One who admires
n.
Admirer,
ADORN
17
is.5.5 .
;
about nothing
That may be
a.
Admissible,
admitted; allowable
-
:
Adobe,
A
.
The
.
of being admissible
A'dmission,
ting
b
^)J^*
^y
:
a.
Adolescent,
-
of
v't^
Advancing
to
nfanhood
-
Act of admit-
.
entrance
;
youth
w-xMS
The prime
.
:
L_XMk.
.i-i-)'
x
quality
-
J^^
;j-
3
sun-dried brick
v*-';
:
vs,f'~
J*
:
Adolescence,
Admissibility,
Much ado
wJxlXi'
;
access
;
Adonis,
ac-
;
knowledgment ^confession
;
man
:
A
n.
handsome
very
:
JW'
-^jjftM-^-^&.j-Jite
/. To allow
to grant
Admit,
t-.
^
;
:
^ ^>
.
To own
*
Adopt, f
own
;
entrance
UvJ
-
as one's
-
jjXA.L
tf^ ; ,6U
:
Adopted, a. Taken as
own jjixx,, -'ye U ijl- \jS>
one's
txS tl>!
:
Admittance,
enter
Admix,
f.
/.
To
;
-
cyjta.!
^r
O.J
Admixture,
something
gently
;
else
To
t.
to advise
:
^O?
-
~
!
Ugxx)
Capable of being
a.
Adoptive,
ija^
adopted
'-J;>
c^xxx?
U
^}^~\
J^^
^nva3
s
Admonishment, n. Admonition warning J^-^
oai^;
a.
tion
Worthy
estimable
;
:
of adora-
.
>>*-;;>
l'
&V
Divine worship
-
V)?
^
-
fh^*"
Adoration,
^/
^'
Ji^
:
<j"*~)t>
:
* Homage:
:
;
Gentle reproof;
advice
J^i.'^
Admonition,
counsel
;
n.
Syn.
vs-a: s^'-
Advice, counsel, caution,
warning.
Admonitory,
Adore,
to
v.
a.
;
love intensely
-
worship
:
K*>^
-
^jyt
Admonishing
:
trouble
labour
;
:
'jx^
;
-
diffi-
n.
Adorer,
One who
worshipper
,-
;
adores
a lover:
JAl*
Adorn,
lish
JL^^
E.-U
;
^^
y.
ments;
Bustle
.
To
t.
:
.\ij
culty
:
.
reprove
-
Ado,
:
Adorable,
-
,^,1-
:
v.
lj^>
lxZi.<
Mixture with
.
Admonish,
j^l
:
mingle or mix
:
Act of adopting
State of being adopted
Adoption,
access
;
Jii
-
^''~;
with
Permission to
n.
entrance
;
U^
UjS
<z>y*\
to confess
;
To assume
".
:
H>&
{
3
;
/.
To
-
-
;
a
oj**Ti,.j
dress with orna
to decorate; to
embel
ADORNMENT
Syn.
deck, embelbeautify.
Decorate,
lish,
ADVENT
18
A woman who
Adulteress,
commits adultery
.
:
Ant.
Deface,
mar,
disfigure,
spoil.
Adornment,
ment
Embellish-
n.
n.
Adosculation,
into another
Adown,
(Bot).
GllqJ6
Towards
the
L
\jx*')
^^
:
-
-Wjo
:
prep.
Around
The
one part of a plant
inserting of
-
>-*f
ad. In a state of fear
Adread,
Adulterine,
adultery
)'&*
:
^
*-)
Adrift, ad. Floating at random
*l^
Adultery,
-
^)'^j
Guilty of adul-
a.
spurious
;
child born in
f';^
Adulterous,
tery
A
.
:
)&
:
;^^i
Violation of the
.
marriage bed
-
-5)^'^-
:
Adumbration,
1,5)^)
A
n.
faint
:
sketch or representation
:
:
Aduncity,
Crookedness
n.
:
-
Adroit,
Dexterous
a.
^~>&
-
skilful
:
-
If
active
;
J
Adure,
.
scorch
Syn. -Dexterous,
skilful, ingenious, expert, ready.
n.
Adroitness,
ity
fl
:
Adry,
c-.;>
-
.v;*?
;
<sli" - "...U;
plemental
./.
Flattery
:
''i
To
/.
z>.
-
grown
-
'>';-.-
^j'6
^'j^
corrupt
;
S
^A^-I
ua-
Adulter,
ery.
0,45
:
'v
Adulterer,
adultery
:
.
;
rf ;'<-'.
-'^^5;
A man
;'<-' ;
Progiess
before due
in
-
;
:
to
pro-
^;>
Jt-%
-
;
^tiw
in front
^
-
guilty of
JG
for-
money paid
.
,
,
;
:
Advancement,
^>J
;
c *-
:
!
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;
<?~\
n.
Progress
.
.KIJ;
;
"
:
^i';'r
Advancive,
mote
a.
Tending
:
IMj
Advantage,
.
v*
5
to pro-
^j
^Jo
Benefit; profit;
superorty *-y^ - J^t
* A favourable opportunity
:
:
e"r
Advantageous,
To commit adult-
v. n.
enhance
to
to lend
-
bring
Act of adul-
Adulteration,^.
terating
-
To
/.
->-'i;i
full
person
;
v.
preferment
,^-;V-t
age
by mixture:
high
;
-
:
Adulterate,
sup-
;
mote
to
:
Advance,
ward
To burn up;
/.
*!..;..
.-V.'j
A
.
;
-
:
compliment
full
Borrowed
a.
Adulation,
Adult,
;s?
of drink
:
Adscitious,
or of
-
^'^ J-*
Desirous
<7.
thirsty
Dexterity; activ-
^aS
^lojj.?
;
4
profitable
Advent,
proach
;
.
the
.
Beneficial;
^-
:
J^-
-
J^-
A
coming; apcoming of Christ
:
ADVENTITIOUS
Accidental
a.
Adventitious,
-
non-essential
ADVOCATE
19
;
''*
:
consideration
v.
Advertise,
cident
Coming by
a.
Adventual,
Adventure,
event
*
-
JK*-*!
:
A
.
^V
-
*i'.>1
hazard
an enterprise
;
occurrence
-
c*i?j~
:
!
aas5
an
;
an
;
-
JJU?!
; ^i-
to publish
nal
hazards anything
An
;
ti.-ija*
-
:
imposter
Adventurous,
courageous
;
^s*.
}<>
:
a.
;
#
)\>\s*
Daring
bold
-
:
Adverb,
qualifying a verb
a.
Adverbial,
opinion
;
foe
n.
Antagonist
^ii
-
:
^J--
diligently
:
Adverse,
a.
V.
*-^i>!
Contrary
unfortunate
:
-
;
-JJlio
tress
v.
Advise,
consult
;
dis-
;
blessing,
success.
Advert,
heed
;
v.
t.
To
to regard
..^
-
a
;t
to
v.
i.
*
-
c
/
Counsel, inform, apprise,
acquaint, admonish.
Syn.
ad.
Soberly
knowledge
n.
Adviser,
advise
-
$-
:
with
;
1;>
;;
One who
advises
a.
Having power
:
;
to
containing advice
;
-
.
vindication
Advocate,
support
attend to
:
of,
;
U
:
misfortune,
Advancement,
counsel
-
;r
'*-
- 1.
J^i'x-
:
;
v.
:
9
;
c
if
Act of pleading ;
-
-'
:
3
affliction, distress.
Ant.
-
I
To
to inform
;
to consider
full
Expedient; prop-
t.
Advocacy,
Syn.*-Calamity,
^j^-
-
misfortune
;
watch
$
;f!i-
hostile
Affliction
calamity
;
a.
i-^
Advisory,
n.
Adversity,
-
To
-
:
- LJftsj..
Expressing
opposition .j^*-^
;
:
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:
t.
:
Advisedly,
a.
Adversative,
news
Advigilate,
;
a
;
suggestion
;
v.
instruc-
;
notice
;
//. Advices,
J*' ,3l*~
<
Adversary,
word
Relating to ad-
verbs.
A
;'t^H
Advisable,
J*> Jk"-
:
;
^^
-
~-
;
#
(Gram.) A
;f
Counsel
n.
Advice,
er
n.
rf
:
rt-
One who
n.
Adventurer,
;
^f
n.
public
notice in a newspaper or jour-
occurrence,
Incident,
event.
-
To announce
t.
U;$
:
information
Syn.
''
:
Advertisement,
tion
-
Heedfulness
n.
Advertence,
t.
To
^s>^j*>
defend
to intercede
:
;
to
^l^j
to
U
,
n,
A
pleader a counsellor:
;
ADVOCATION
Advocation,
pleading
Adze,
et
A kind
.
The
.
plea
;
:
*-Ui
of
^b
;-'
^ J'*
*>-?
^Edile,
A Roman
ft.
^
:
'-*
b
jt
magistrate,
e
:^,s
J'->
-
'>*-
J'*3
air or
r.
gas
To combine
/.
'J3-
:
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^
:
^ 'ye
\>
JuV,
with
* /Erat-
;
Mj!
!yc
Aerial,^. Pertaining to the
lofty
Aeriform,
a.
air
^'e
air
Resembling
L.
r.
with
:
To combine
/.
^.v- JiCi
i'jD
l>
:
which
n.
treats of the
Aerolite,
rf $
!yt>
The
science
Aesthetics,
which
of
treats
the
beautiful in
9
.
nature and art
At a
ad.
Afar,
remote
:
^~ ),*>,&. Jy*]
great distance ;
* *U'i
^
:
Affability,
cension
.
Civility
condes*
;
^j;*
:
-
J**-'
Easy of manners
a.
Affable,
courteous
u~a.L9
:
.
;
^iji.
^^la.
A
.
Aerology,
*
^'V;
A
of
engagment
^ta. -i^.t - />;
An of honour,
L/
^^-^ 5->
-
:
duel
:
i
^ ;* A delicate,
^J
*t.'--^; Publicc^l. *-
;
1
;
^r
Worldly,
S
Affamish,
Affect,
:
fk
!j
tf)
'^
v.
f.
To
starve
:
aim
at
jy.
;
To
/.
act
upon
make a show
to
;
of
to
:
-
theory
of
'^t'V
Aerometer,
troops
motion and
The
An
Business of any kind;
science
:
n.
.
incident; an
tf Jiy
meteoric stone:
.
Affair,
',
k-jlf*
for
observation
$
U>4> 'j>
The
properties of the air
the air
The
.
:
air
ILo
Aerodynamics,
;
-
^y
J-'^
:
Aerify,
of the air
o'';*
:
^rabc,
^
to the
Belonging
.
Aeroscopy,
o.;UJ5
the shield
;
^^
:
^-j) (-Ol
,.$'&.
^Egis, n. A shield
of Minerva
/Eolian,
wind
1*
to inspect all build-
appointed
ings
office
;
of axe or hatch-
:
AFFECTED
20
1*
instrument
Affectation,
artificial
n.
False pretence
show
:
;
;'
measuring the weight of
the air
1
:
5
Aeronaut,
y
machine
n.
:
^M
^rfc-
A kite-like
!*>
>-'
,.5
JXi,
Syn.
Assumption,
disguise,
m.i.ik.
balloonist
<}' ^J:?
';
Aeroplane,
A
.
:
.)V
flying
_XiI.>
Ant.
Fraokaeu,
openness,
simplicity, candour.
Aftected,
Full of affectation;
a.
distressed
:
-
'V*i
')'
*^*-
APPECTING
Pathetic
a.
Affecting,
excit-
;
:
Affection,
ness
Attachment; kind-
.
^=-*-
-
sympathy
P
=. l!
# Disease
:
;
positive
^j-
:
Fond; tender;
a.
Affectionate,
warm-hearted
*:
:
'/^.-;^}
f -
1
Jf. ;*^
:
1
,s;';'l
Affix,
to attach
;
:
end
at the
annex
to
;
>
v/^"'
To add
t.
Jj>
*
*
posed to negative
v.
-;!}-
Confirmative
a.
Affirmative,
solemn dec-
J^
-
f&
:
A
n.
Affirmation,
laration
ing
.
APPORD
21
;
J^k
k
:
Tender, fond, attached,
Syn.
loving.
.^
ad.
Affectionately,
tenderly
~^
^
:
*
;
A
.
or
syllable
Fondly;
^
-
y
.
wor( j
Affective, a. Exciting affection
emotional
a su ffi x
.
;
^
_;
;
^ b
;
A
:
Afflation,
.
blowing or
-^>^ ^->
breathing on
Afflatus, n. Divine inspiration
:
Affiance,
To
A
.
betroth
;
to
bind by promise of marriage ;
to give confidence to
^~j
;
\)f
IJ;$
oath
A
n.
Affidavit,
(V&*
^
deposition
on
Jit-
-
;U!
V.
:
n
;
:
Go
nection
J*-
:
v.
Affiliate,
Adoption
//.
Affiliation,
t.
paternity of
;
To
to
-
J?
con-
;
*"
1
^r'-^j
Affliction,
:
tals
l
:
Affinity,
nection
w.
;
to ally
:
refining of
a.
v.
^
J^s $ &'*
Relationship
;
tively
;
To
to aver
:
*
s -J*. <a-
dis-
sorrow,
;
*>>
Affluence,
declare posi- ^
;'/|
Affluent,
A
n.
Ant.
Contradict, deny, oppose,
v.
:
'b''
weal-
;
-
2J^-
!;#
!;
^
;1^'i
Act of flowing to
tributary
n.
Afflux,
:
aver, declare,
protest, confirm.
*
^-;*"'
Abundant
flowing to
:
Afford,
duce
Assert,
;
igfij*
a.
K7
Abundance opu-
:
:
:
^^
Syn.
.
~
lence
,
^:-.
^'->5
con-
W>
t.
grief;
Tormenting pain-
:
me-
relationConnection,
resemblance,
ship,
agreement.
Affirm,
;
;
tress, grief, pain, misery.
thy
Syn.
-
Calamity,
Syn.
ful
:
Adversity
*-;.^''
establish the
adopt
A
.
;/.
-
trouble
Afflictive,
Affiniage,
-
To harass to
v. t.
torment; to trouble; to grieve
Afflict,
*
:
r
t.
to
To
yield
be able
to
;
to pro-
expend
:
**>
AFTORBST
Syn.
Give, impart, jrieH, produce.
v.
Afforest,
a fight
(
quarrel
Affriction,
bing
a tumult
;
The
.
>lw J.(A.
*'&
-
Jly
:
After, /w/. Following
ing to
turn ground
:
A
n.
Affray,
To
t.
into forest
AGAPE
22
cerning
in imita-
rank
in
con-
;
:
;
'j2$a.
*
all, at last
act of rub-
-
:
;
*J
-
CjJ;
frighten
alarm
-
W;3
:
Affront,
To
A
z.
Affright,
To
t.
t/.
insult
to
;
So
:
to
;
After-birth,
insult
JLJ3
outrage
;
The
:
placenta*:
-
..jLlT
Afternoon,
noon
*
Open
.
ks-^ei
lj!f,i
offend by disrespect
.
accord-
;
;
-
:
,
below
tion of;
e
search of
in
;
-
man
to
evening
-^ A-
:
upon
pouring
:
;
farmer, a lazy dilatory
;
--^i Js>$
:
Pains
After-pains,
of
a
child
delivery
after
.
\
n.
Affusion,
-JO
Jxak
The time from
.
:
Afield, ad. In the
field
c/J-i-
:
After-piece,
play
Afloat, ad. Borne up by water
moving
Afoot,
:
'"-y
';*
On
</.
-
foot
in
;
^^
-.
:
A
.
^*>
farce after
^t*"
,
A
'^>
motion
:
later or
After-thought,
more deliberate thought
-
JUi. K^JyJ
Afore,
Before
fref>.
:
before
;
J?
-
X
;
3?;
ei-<-
Beforehand
fl^/.
^
:
~-w
^
*j'--j
:
Aforehand,
-
J*s
^~
ad.ln time past:
x- In front
;^~.y
-
^
;
.J^
Aforementioned, Aforesaid,
.
Mentioned
III.
8
,S^
;
Aforetime,
Afraid,
a.
said before
or
ad.
.
;
>i'l
In time
Frightened
:
Afterwards,
ad.
Anew
;
ad.
;
*
<4^
and
,
:
;3
1
^
1
^'j
:
;
^*>
once
;
u.O'-s
repeatedly
much,
As
-
,_r$
time
later
Another time
Again,
more back
*
In
:
:
.c^-^1
'>
;
^
5
^
;
)\> ;
double
:
:
J/-,
Against, prep.
facing
past
;
in
Opposite to;
preparation
for
opposite
,A-^"
:
:
s^)^>^
once more
a</.
subsequently
Over
Agape,
A fresh,
^ij.
;
n.
'.
a
JU
:
-
,
ad. Staring
ness or surprise
:
:
with eager-
^^*"
V.
Jf;-
23
A precious stone used
n.
Agate,
in jewellery
Age,
^m- <-*
:
The
.
man's
life
;
A
*
Ag'grace,
To
t.
cause to adhere
.
of a
duration
*>
;
:
>?A
v.
Agglutinate,
J
:
To
v. t.
glue or
l*'?t-
-
M*&
favour
:
definite
i
period
a great length of time
;
old age
[
:
of
The
*a
$t }>
-f *
-
consent,
-
^'-;
Law
(
to increase
',
discretion,
as
the
literature
'-*;
tion
&~\
:
;
old
:
Advanced
a.
ancient
in
WQrse
**.*
age
agent
instrumentality
;
of an
^i'
:
to
One
n.
?
deputy
Agger,
:
entrusted with
Kj^ti
A
n.
another
of
the business
- >_-jG
-
Aggravation,
vating
;
t.
To
pile
;
<ui'f
/.
To
up
.
-
into a
,
v.
into a
mass
i.
:
.
'J';
-
^ ^y
a.
,
Formed
;
To become
mass or
ball
Agglomeration,
mation into a
:
:
-
:
*><
of parts collect-
v.
To
t.
accumulate
;"- \^-
^
bring together
\&>\
:
'-'-
;
?-
tion
;
n.
collection
Accumula-
-*'^l
:
;i3
Aggress,
attack
'J'-*.
The
n.
maw
result of
:
collected
-
jSj^-^V.;
lump
;
r '*'
:
:
gather
$*$
:
The
n.
Aggregation,
Agglomerate,
Act of aggra-
irritation
parts collected
to
v.
>
;
asperate, heighten.
,
Aggerate,
G
a
a trench
;
to exag.
:
provoke, ex-
Promote,
:
ed
fortress
;
provoke
Aggregate,
Agent,
)';';-
To make
t.
to inl e ns ify
.
.
Syn.
The duty
.
:
;
Ig-j,
Agency,
v.
Aggravate,
of
->J>*-0-
:
GjS
-
augmentation
gerate
Aged,
.
Exalta-
n.
Aggrandizement,
:
age
;
>';')-
promote.
-the best
golden
:
exalt, elevate,
Augment,
S$n.
of
;
maturity
The goldenage,
i-'1
^*'*)
:
exalt
Git;*
age at which
can give her consent to
marriage
To
t.
to enlarge
;
).
prescribed
girl
v.
Aggrandize,
;
for-
?i*3
;
v.
t.
a first
to begin a quarrel
Aggression,
invasion
To make
;
.
:
First attack
encroachment:
;
AGGRESSIVE
AGREEABLY
a quar
Aggressive, a. Making
rel
to intrude
disposed
;
.Ix,. -
-i',*
Aggressor,
a quarrel
&2st
.a.
begins
^\>
Hardship
.
'
JT*
>>
Aggrieve, a
to
:
to
oppress
Aggroup,
gether
:
To
/.
p.
To
/.
-
G^
(**';'
give pain
Ulv-
:
;
Uj^ <K$^
-
One who
.
dis-
claims any knowledge of God
^
^i^
j/fc
Ago,
!,a>
A
&*je
O->.M!^
l.\i.
bring to. G J
;
^i.
t.^IS'l
:
^a. 8^
-
Tast; gone:!)J^- *ZA^
a</.
lyt>;
J
while
short
7
lj ;
;
Long
;
,
^>-
,
i-iUC
- l-w' -
:
Agnostic,
;
^'
:
wrong
;
>-&**
One who
.
Aggrievance,
injury
>.'
:
y ;is
-
ad. Excited with desire:
Agog,
^
)-!-r;
to incite
r
r
^
-
:
To set
*
i
,
*$
Agoing, ///. In motion:^
Agone, ad. Ago past ; - !y& V?
;
U
S
;
Aghast,
ment
-
:
w^*?-
^
Si;
Agile,
</.
brisk
ness
nimble
Active;
-
."
:
-
flo^.-i
Agility,
;
rf.
Struck with amaze-
</.
or terror
'-<
briskness
:
treme pain
^
of
feeding
money
rattle
for
pasturing
Agony,
v.
:
To shake
/.
to stir
<U_J,A,.
:
i
to
;
.
i
perturbation
Violent motion
;
to
match
discussion
;
:
- 13.J
be
JjO
ad. In a
glow
,>
Agnate,
</.
Allied to
;
,
-
;
to tally
;
Jjilj-
-
.^'^
'Jyc
Assent, concur, consent,
acquiesce.
Ant.
Contradict, deny, diifer.
disagree, refuse.
;
Agreeable,
cordant
pleasant
Suitable; ac-
.
-
:
to
ready
;
^^!;
:
ty of
agree
J^Ua-
J.Ci.d.
:
glowing
KV
concord
;
'Jyc
;
*-
JjiGL.
JiT--U ; j)
,-J;/'
*>1C
pain
^^
-
in
to grant
Agreeableness,
Aglow,
-
>
Syn.
j
shake,
excite,
rouse, disturb, distract.
>/.
concur
UU
To
A
?^.
to
'JHj,
Move,
Agitation,
:
**-$
u,x*
tjjtf>
torment
;
:
Violent
.
anguish
in ex-
^
j'
debate
Syn.
cattle;
:
Agitate,
.
(_J|.>P
another's
paid
to writhe
-
Taking and
//.
;
U.3A.jL>l
Agree,
Agistment,
To be
i.
.
;
Activity; nimble-
ti.
Agonize,
n.
jj
- _vL~.>
The
being agreeable
-
:
;
.^
i,'-
qualicJiJ'.-
C ,A, ;
akin
:
Agreeably,
with
:
ad.
In accordance
AGREEMENT
Agreement,
Accordance
n.
resemblance
25
compact
;
;
j
AIR
Ahoy,
v.
Aid,
Agrestic,
Agrestical,
\
'
/
Agricultural,
agriculture
n.
J^^-
-
^-^
in agriculture
Agronomy,
tf jKktf
-
J->
An
and hot
Ah,
&.
pon
;
pressing
surprise
interj.
An
cold
.
joy
;
pity
Ahead,
:
;
;
ject
-
Air,
<-*>
-
*'}
ad. Further forward
advance
;
onward
:
-
JJ
;
8
'j
in
-'iJ^x,
Jf
Aheight,
ad. Aloft
;
jy*
^js>
disease
:
)'M'*)
-.s)'*.^
3;
a wea-
direct as
^1
;
)*>
n.
on
high
:
E.-U
5
purpose
:
the
inten-
;
Without aim or ob-
a-
a tune
;
An
&&>
To
b
arrogant
in
-
!j
walk
a
To
<
;
ap-
;
To take
take
;*.-;
airs
fAJ
affected man-
*
;
,
'.
iJ!_\
.:.)
a light
;
attitude
;
-
:
Airs,
oneself
4
end
;
:
The atmosphere
;//.
ner
\j\$
^
Direction
pearance
~s
purpose; to direct;
&>" - $ M;}
:
:
5'
:
Aimless,
exclamation ex-
;
To
.
n.
,
pressing triumph, contempt or
surprise
be
to
;
-
:
&S
-
breeze
Aha,
To
/.
towards
exclamation ex-
contempt; pain; &c.
pain
&*
Pain
n.
:
tion
;
W$"l
^
:
An
interj.
:
-
alternate
by
feel^
:
indisposition
intermittent fever
fits
assist-
;
:
:
the ground
u-h-* J^~^
:
To
v. t.
Ailment,
y*~b'
Agriculture
On
support
;
subsidy
troubled
One engaged
:
.
ad.
attended
;
13
:
Help
;
,
Ague,
0,0
succour
to
;
-
s>
til-
;
Ail,
\
}
Aim,
n.
help
}
cer in his military duties
of
art
ground
^\
n.
Agriculturist,
stranded
:
Aide-de-camp, w.(adi-de-kong)
One who assists a general offi-
to
&^*';}
The
n.
ance
husband-
Relating
.
the
cultivating
A
*&/>
:
Agriculture,
Aground,
call to
sailor's
}
,
:
To
t.
to befriend
)
Agricolist,
Agricultor,
lage
A
interj.
attract attention
:
give
To be
,
behaviour
:
:
-S.J-
AIB
Air,
v.
lish
To
t.
:
ventilate
Air-bladder,
condensed
pel a ball
Airiness,
air
:
air
*->'-'
<'-
Air-pump,
:
j^l
lightness
;
{
<
u
k_5**-^>
A
'/.
1
^3
liness
"^
the fashion
Alamode,
&&
Air-shaft, >/.
into mines
A
C '^"**
for
il ';-
vs~t^J
-
JJ)
Alarm,
'/.
A
Fashionable
^->* 15
sjji.
;^C^5
apprehension
;
- .xi.
-
-
-
j^ ?
:
cry of approach-
danger
ing
^
ksou'ic-
:
</.
kS-'l
jU)
*;
';.
^5
:
Ui>
p'X>1 ;
passage for air
&
:
$
live-
;
^^U!-^^
Jfy-
1
exhausting the air from vessels:
Jj
:
Alamodality,'"- Conformity to
the
machine
)
)
^U) ^l*
:
Promptitude
.
gaiety
;
J*~
5
exclamation
Jv>
^'j*
"
An
expressing sorrow
Alacrity,
:
ff
:
/^/f^'.
^-V
to
Openness
gaiety
Alack,
gun in which
is
used to pro-
:
//.
'yt
^>f:l
A
n.
Air-gun,
:
A species of soft
//.
white marble
vesicle
Fanciful
a.
Air-born,
Alabaster,
pub-
<'
-v.-
Any
.
with air
filled
to
;
tfi~
tij>
ALAS
26
^
Syn.
Fright, terror, consternation, dismay.
Ant.
Assurance,
security,
calmness.
Air tight,
So
a.
to air
impermeable
^
.X,^
as to be
tight
-H
:
&>
'-~>'
at
rung
enemy
'jt _?.>-=
Airy, <i. Sprightly well-ventilated unsubstantial
the
2_
:
The
n.
Alarm-bell,
bell that is
approach of an
r"
^
?** j*
CT^
V.^pJ
^5
;
^^
'
:
;
M;'Aisle,
^/.
5'-
;'>>
The wing
(ile.)
side of a church
:
Jl^
-
^<
or
A
t.
To
disturb;
arms
cause to fear
to
^^
:
small island in a river
</.
Partly
to
'-^^-
)*
-
}'
Alarming,
<.
p.
Terrifying
Akimbo,
Bent
!/^'
;
jxG
:
X-r (ji- V.;*
open
<yt
.
l?
;
summon
as a door:
Alarmist,
.
One who
excites an alarm
:
:
oieo
1
*;'>
Ajar,
to
v.
^^
<>.Vv.'\
Ait, ^
Alarm,
gives or
i.
j.^) i^x)
crooked
:
Alarum,
.
An
alarm
clock
:
,Jl^
vo> v ",
Akin, "
^;
;
'J
Allied
-
i
)
i*ii
;
;
v
blood
/
Similar
Alas,
:
z
interj.
\\\
-\clamation
or conexpressing sorrow, pity
:
..t
cern
:
-^
^
-r-r-
v
ALATE
Alate, ad. Not long since
ly
late-
;
Albatross,
A
.
bird of Africa
large aquatic
,> <-&'
:
Albeit, ad. Although
standing
Albion,
An
Albugo,
A
.
Album,
photographs
of
o
&>?.
disease in
ale
^)
J>
;
A
n.
^y*"
animal
in
and vegetable bodies
alchemy
One
.
/)j>
Alehouse,
Alembic,
A
.
n.
A
The
n.
Alchemy,
art of
tified spirit
cohol
for
in
tx*vJ
trans-
i_1jA ^aJli
:
An
n.
ascertaining
vinous liquids
(Jj|
Alcoran,
instru-
the
:
faith
;
the hazel
;
w^*^
Drowsy, inactive, slugghh, dull.
Watchfulness;
.
Algebra,
;
liveliness
A
.
mathematics
*\
:
branch
-.!&
^u
:
of
-^*.
gebra
algebra
tree
a.
in
-
a
J-*S
:
One
^-
skilled in
*1>U><
j^.
^
Chill; extremely cokl
Algidity,
ness
s^pa
resembling
Coldness
-
Alibi,
v
*<
:
chilli-
;
-
(j-;
Jp>*>*
n.
:
'-*;;*'
An assumed name
(Law)
where
ijCJ
n.
:
Alias, ad. Otherwise
:
If-L \&
.
al-
j^a. Jyiftt*
<iJjtiu
:
Algebraist,
Algid,
Pertaining to
a.
Algebraic,
,
Alder,
-
Brisk, prompt, lively.
Syn.
Ant.
w siU
^KJ
:
A
vigilant
;
of the
:
A recess
Alcove, n.
chamber an arbour
>/.
:
>^~
-
>-^'^
:
al-
.lawl^ _>U.i
(S
The book
.
Muhammedan
>j>
chemical vessel
:
Alcoholometer,
ment
s
in
muting metals o :'-~; ^^ fie
n.
Pure
or
Alcohol,
highly rec:
&*
:
Watchful
a.
Alert,
Alertness,
^b
house where
sold
is
in distillation
~O!
:
versed
:
L5^ r*~*
One who bfews
.
promptitude
Alchemist,
v'j"
fi~
j=>-
li-
L"<*^'
for
white
peculiar
found
substance
malt
1
:
lively
Albumen,
magis-
city
fermented
malt liquor
the
book
blank
A
:
Alebrewer,
used
A
.
$
:
*a.jll
name
ancient
great Britain
-
l>
A
n.
:
n.
Ale,
quor
notwith-
;
*&ija. 5
:
.
Alderman,
trate
J':
;
ALIBI
27
:
*
n.
:
Presence
^*
.-;
v='-x ;'i
^/
else-
<&
ALIEN
Different in
Alien,</.
foreign
-
,
n.
A
nature;
;!^0
foreigner
a stranger
;
Aliquot,
:
a.
Alive,
livdy
Alienate,
To
v. t.
ty
n.
trangement
&c.
title,
',
estrange:
Transfer; es-
;
life
;
-
:
%
A
*.
Alkali,
exactly
AJ*
:
cheerful
^
"
;
s-vij
Jj>^ j^-
^4r!
substance of a
caustic taste soluble in water
Alkaloid,
A
.
sembling an
Ju.-^"
:
Having
active
transfer or
convey as property,
Alienation,
Dividing
f?.
without a remainder
-
p*
:
ALLEGATION
28
substance
:
re-
alkali, or having
alkaline properties in a slight
One who
n.
Alienator,
fers a right or
property
trans-
J3|
:
Kjitt
Alienee,
One
.
is
the
n. The holy book of
Muhammedans -J^ J\j>
All,
transferred:
js
:
a.
.
Everyone
^--- ai/.
a.
Having wings
|
1
:
,)b.lM,<L|
3
Alight, f- i. To come down
to fall upon
to dismount
;
:
;
Alignment,
<J
J|
to
a
c;V
a>
I,
Ky>
Reducing
.
level or right line
:
1
J<JU
:
,
similar
;
The whole
number, quantity or amount
-
-
J>
-- r '-"
-
:
At
in the least
)*L~?
,
;
*
along, continually
;
^ U"
:
,
fool's day,
the
:
;
m
-
-
;
degree
throughout:
)&& x'x
as a whole
J#lj
first
of
faJitf; On
fours, with hands and
n.
cA^.
Nourishment food:
;
Allay,
v.
feet
:
To repress; to abate;
I.
to mitigate
Alimentary,
n.
lating to food
Alimentation,
rishing
:
alto-
*>*-
:
Aliment,
;
n.
the total
April:
Alike, ad. Having resemblance
whole
the
;
Wholly
1
gether
AHferous,
r3
}j^
:
Alkoran,
a
to
right or property
whom
degree
Nourishing
:
^))r^
;
uS)#
An allowance
Alimony,
to
married
woman after
given
>/.
separation
'*$
:
Syn.
Check,
calm,
appease,
pacify, assuage.
:
:
to soothe
^j*-*
Act of nou-
n.
;
re-
w
<-'
5;
&!>>
^
Ant.
Arouse,
excite,
kiudle,
stir op.
Allegation,
claration
;
.
Affirmation
plea
t
;>'-
;^1
;
de-
*;'/!
ALLEGE
v.
Allege,
clare
To
t.
affirm
to plead
;
Go
^
-
Allegeable,
-
-
;
loyalty
ofc
;V!
^e
:
set apart
;
r
Jr
n.
Allocation,
Jjl?
Allocution,
The
.
manner of speaking
A
.
Allegorical,
Figurative
Allegorist,
allegory
V\)
:
Allegory,
:
Alleviate,
to lessen
io.s
^
T -
r
;
v.
;
J^"
$54
^
- >>*=-
(>j>
.
'>
light
to ease
;
;
A
walk
Alley,
a narrow passage
Allopathy,
Alliance,
marriage
;
r
-
$
crocodile
easiness
in a
cines
;
Ex.
of treat-
mediin the
system a condition different
from the disease
^>. Jo ~^l
Allot,
v.
To
t.
assign
tribute in parts
part
allotted
-
-*->
*
successively
:
"The
dis:
^
**
I
Act of
.
to
;
to grant
;
alloting
;
^&
:
s.
To acknowledge;
^.
to
permit
deduct
:
-
<-*>.>;
lordly-
lion leaves his lonely lair."
-
0.5
That may b
permissible
;
to
grant,
V& ojU!
o.
Allowable,
allowed
to
;
The beginning
with the same letter
u^ya^',
:
The American
of several words
5'
which produce
'
treaty or
J\iji?
Alliteration,
to
s;?./
(t
J^
-
n.
-~ X>
using
:
garden
^
:
a league
:
A mode
.
j*^*-
;
t<te
c>f
Union by
n.
Alligator,
^ ^^^
ing diseases by
Allow,
.
-
Pertaining
Jl*^-
:
Allotment,
n.
possession
:
Act of making
mitigation
;^
:
To make
t.
Alleviation,
light
)5^>'
to allay
;
<s^*>
Praise to Jeho-
;/.
J*f~\
allopathy
-
:
a.
Allopathic,
uses
L J.y^j
axui.
or
-
t
figurative de-
a type
Allelluiah,
"
o^
A
.
scription
vah
One who
e
act
:
:
^?+~
n.
>j)]**
^l*-
:
;
'
ji^" f^?
:
Allodium,
s-3
Assignment
held absolutely
.
place ; to
- &
)f+
:
m
placing
govern*&!
To
/.
to allot
J^
Obligation of a
.
v.
Allocate,
G ;S y^l
Capable
to his prince or
9 subject
ment
^
-^>$
being alleged
Allegiance,
to de-
;
:
G/ ; ic
a.
ALLOWANCE
29
:
w^lj
-
'5;
Allowance,
n
sanction
salary
portion
:
;
-
<&)
:
;^
Permission
;
deduction
;
~
-
^)"f^-"
')^'
ALLOY
\
n.
Alloy,
baser metal mixed
with a finer one
v.
,
To
t.
of a metal
;
ALONE
30
-
-
Ji-
:
Vj^*
reduce the purity
to corrupt
:
^/. Calendar
showing
weeks
and months
days,
Almanac,
:
Almighty,
The first
All-Saints' Day,
day of November, held fcs a
feast in honour of all the
Saints
J
^ ^^ ^P)^
:
J?
^
5
All Souls' Day,
of
November
r.
Allude,
hint at
^X-
j'c
-.*>
refer to
to
;
&)
:
jjyjo.
:
Almond,
almond
tree
v.
Allure,
to entice
';!U,.-
Syn.
To tempt
/.
by
to seduce
;
Almoner,
_O ;
lL>.i
Almonry,
Entice,
Allurement,
temptation
Allusion,
-
^
*?**)>
:
Alms,
>-' i-:^o
:
Alluvial,
<7.
at
Hinting
-
*l
}
some-
Jji
A
Aloe,
medicinal
by water
'
/.
:
Earth deposited
,
bind to
One who
n.
;
Jf/
-
:
-^'^4
A
poor-house:
^.^
- &JU.
cy'jxi.
plant which yields a
gum
-
:
tf* -
1
'^V.
On
high
the mast-head
above
;
-
$
:
;
at
'aw?'
**))>.)>
To
'Jo
friend
wo^il*
il'^a.
Aloft, ad.
.
-
freely given
poor
.
&IL1
Deposited by water:
Alluvion,
^if
J*
Alms-house,
.
a.
-
:
Anything
.
;
Allusive,
For the greatest
j
^^
-
*3li
;
-
A reference
.
nearly
to relieve the
Enticement
:
-
:
U ;<>
tempt,
attract,
.
ad.
part
;
place where
oljU.
d.^ IA- ^^a. ^? t,
tr
Almost,
8 (Al
-
The
.
to
^
-
:
^>/;~
tJll
7 -
j ^ i\
.
One appointed
alms are given
decoy, seduce.
Ally,
>/.
distribute alms
offers;
:
,-'il>
:
y""*v
Refer, hint, suggest.
Syn.
of the
the tonsil
;
;
lfl
jj/tuT
fruit
.
^
thing
The
.
-
i'i
:'j^'
to insinuate
;
^
The second
.
:
To
t.
IJ
;
OJ'xJl
^.i
^..>
^-!
;>;
^.fl
-
.
,
power;
v;-
:
The Supreme Being
.
God
all
Having
^?.
Omnipotent
;
to unite
-
ki->'^
is
'Jo
allied
a confederate :-
:
JL
;
a
Alogy,
Alone,
a.
x
;'- -^-;
Absurdity
.
ableness
single
;
:
*
^->jt
;
unreason-
^''^
>^
Without another
solitary
:
-
**$
;
ALONG
ad.
Along,
ward
:
tance
At or from a
-
apart
;
i
Throughout
prep.
ad.
Aloof,
for-
Lengthwise;
,
wrangle
;
ed by turns
iLsli
:
Action perform-
n.
Alternacy,
Dispute; de-
n.
Altercation,
bate
:
dis-
^^
-
-^1
:
AMALGAMATE
31
-
-'-'
:
1;^
^;*4.;>
J*
loudly
falling off of
With
-
Alphabet,
Alpine,
5j
a
Alternative,
two thins
''j^
cr^V'
very high
-
:
^
Jl*"-
;V;
now
Also,
to
e>> 5
:
:
.-' -
e ^*1
Likewise
;
-
-
ad.
^"- ^v.
time
this
-
^
-j^k-
/?.
An
offerings
:
Altitude,
elevated place for
-*'*
^^
lead to the
c .'>;?
to
,
;
-
;
*$/
Height; elevation:
.
1
Altogether,
Altar,
that
Suppose
c&nj.
though; notwithstanding:
;
in addition
f-
of
^
^
-
choice
<-**$"
Although,
Already, ^. Before
A
.
:
Relating to the Alps;
.
'-i
Mutual change:
n.
>
letters of
language:
;
^^j ^;b
r
;
Alternation,
^
j'.'j
The
.
- *J^'*~- -
:
IC-yb
a great noise
J-^
:
Being by turns
.
reciprocal
/
l*^
:
ad.
Aloud,
The
n.
Alopecy,
^he hair
Alternate,
entirely
*To
marry
Alum,
//.
A
Completely;
<r</.
*$
:
^~ $ ^-~
-
mineral
salt
-
having
an arid taste:
:
Aluminium,
Altar-cloth, n. A cloth to lay
upon an altar in churches
t-s/^*
A
n,
white metal
light, bluish-
^ ^*
J~
:
J-^'j
>-<>)
:
Alter,
fy;
Gj$
to
To change
to correct
^-^
v.
t.
:
is
,
o
-
change
U^
;
-^
z.
/.
to
-U)>
To
modi-
stantly
J^t"
vary
Am,
lar
;
W^j
:
Alteration,
a variation
n.
:
Act of altering
-
J^t-'
^.
5
wrangle
v.
:
To
t.
>'
vG
dispute
-
oj>
vsoa^
The
first
;/.
con-
;
*ifc*c -
^>j;
person singu-
Net-work
:
uj
:
-
^
k"
jl^,
;
;
ad.
Amain,
'
to
times
all
:
of the verb to be
Amail,
^;
r^*;"
Altercate,
v.
At
ad.
Always,
;
great force
Amalgamate,
pound
;
to
with
Violently;
:
mix
v.
:
^
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t.
To
corn-
->jS
^'jj-l
'
-
^-^
AMALGAMATION
Amalgamation,
The
n.
act
j
of amalgamating
-
:
ist
i_
:
Amaranthine,
unfading
Amass,
v.
)r
-
;
5 j>
l*tj
:
One
n.
any particular
a.
-
-
tf$
in
-
^Jy
Jh>ti
to love
Relating
Amber,
A
.
fossil resin
v.
sudden
tear or
astonish
Syn.
To confound
/.
a.
su-
;
;
double mean-
a.
Doubtful, uncertain, dubious, indefinite, vague,
obscure.
Syn.
n. Circuit
or
compass
:
---ax*?
Eager desire of
n.
Ambition,
a virago
aJ. In
^
A
an amazing
^
^^*~
warlike
yx^.
woman
Prep,
a. (Is
^v* ,"* To move
:
v.
^
i.
\JO^.
:
^tej-
v^^p
ja.
^>'--
Ambo,
n.
A
Ambassador,
highest
.
An envoy
rank
government
of
sent
to a
-
.j^!
:
!$
Ambrosial,
qualities of
;
:
&^ *-
kind of reading
"%
ous
&*>$*
easily
;
youth:
foreign
followed by
Desirous to excel,
of)
greedy
Amble,
Amazonian, , <fe m .) WarUkT:
the
greedi-
:
:
n.
;
Wonderful -^i**
<r.
Amazingly,
Amazon,
:
Astonishment;
admiration
Ambitious,
manner
two
Having
superiority ; aspiration
Amazing",
s '*^ 5 ''
'
f'tf
meanings; doubtful; equivocal:
Ambit,
n.
;
to
xmt*
plex.
confusion
U,
Doubtfulness
.
*J^- - v^i^-"
Astonish, confound, per-
Amazement,
;
^
d.
of signification
:
~-^^
Encompassing
:
Ambiguity,
ing
opaque,
&^
:
*A!P
:
with
surprise
U
:
A hard,
n.
surrounding
-
-
l>^
Ambiguous,
Amaze,
wife of
electric
?
highly
:
Ambergris,
Ambient,
;
not a
but
The
a female am-
bassador
j*a.
versed
art,
^'fei
:
j^t>
n.
;
resinous substance
(j-'->1
:
;
-
To accumulate
heap up
Amatory,
xu*
-
Immortal
a. Bitter
/.
professor
~2/^
JljJH
Amateur,
copy-
;
t
a.
:
Amarulent,
to
Writer
.
Ambassadress,
an ambassador
Ji-
^A)i-'
5*-
Amanuensis,
AMBROSIAL
32
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a.
-
ambrosia
fragrant
:
^^=- v'
Having
^
;
the
delici-
-^p'"*-
v'
AMBULANCE
Ambulance,
the
A
.
wounded
carriage for
or sick
:
,/j 4\?if
:
Ameliorate,
"better
to
J o'T
temper
;
improve
-
:
:
Amiability,
To make
t.
n. A precious stone
of a bluish violent colour
Amethyst,
A
*$ &*+$
*&.
v.
l>j>
M>
n.
Improve-
So be
ad.
Amenable,
Amend,
reform
,
v.
v.
-
:
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Accountable
-
:
jjlk
To
t.
$
:
i.
it
a.
governable
5.^-
a.
Anpable,
of love
To grow
:
-
;
'V
better
:
Amicable,
able
An
H.
ct-~ji
n. (pi.)
Recompense
:
Amenity,
Amentia,
-
:
-
u>^ji
or
Uii
Amerce,
t.
.
To
Jiie
Cordial, friendly, hearty,
sociable.
Ant.
Adverse,
un-
hostile,
friendly.
In a friendly
ad.
Amicably,
manner:
<.
^. )
Amid, Amidst,
L-
-
,
ad.
Amity,
kl* .
'
<fi?
n.
:
5
o^-;-
faulty
;
^50-
Improperly
the
among
;
Improper
:
In
prep.
middle
a.
Amiss,
;
w-^lj $*
-
:
1^-
Friendship; good
understanding
-
:
fcijy
Ammonia,
A
n.
J
-
J>' .)t~
-
JL-
.
volatile alkali
:
;
^>^
partial
J*t
peace-
;
^>
Syn.
n. Articles
Ammunition,
used
charging fire arms and ordnance, such as powder, balls,
:
in
absence of mental power
v.
^'^ cx*^
!*.
**>>
Agreeableness
Total
n.
-
:
for, to
^^
:
;
i^U..
1}*.
:
.
pleasantness
quality of
Friendly
.
alteration
a reformation
;
compensation
*k ; * To make
compensate
iJ&)t>
The
.
:
to
*;.>
Correction,
improvement, reformation.
Amends,
V
worthy
;
'fi'y*
ir-tsi
wrong
Syn.
^^ -
!>'{'
midst or
for the better
aj^^i^j.
Charming
being amicable
;
.>_>')?'
correct
?^-*
Amendment,
-
J?$
:
Amen,
Sweetness of
n.
y-t J*p>
:
Amicability,
Amelioration,
ment
:
where
-
an enemy
to attack
.
place from
concealed
fine
(J
>*;-
u?h--'
?>
A
n.
5^}
;j'
^
Ambuscade, Ambush,
Amercement,
:
lyjist
punish with a
Amnesty,
of
ment
E.-U
n.
offences
:
A
general pardon
against govern-
^t
**li
.p *1
-
T**
AMONG
Among,
Mixed
AMUSING
34
Amongst,
prep.
or mingled with
<*>
:
Amplify, v. t. To render larger,
more extended, or more intense
Amorous,
Prone
a.
enjoyment
inclined to love
;
Amorousness,
lovingness
Fondness
n.
-
:
Dull
a.
-
spiritless
:
;
s.5;~i!
.*>
dejected
;
-
_-'^l
Amplitude,
Largeness of
n.
dimensions
ample capacity
;
Amply,
rt^/.
.
The sum
the whole result
-
:
largely
copiously
-
c=
-
;
liberally
;
;
total
J>
:
:
v
Amputate,
To
/.
.
a limb or branch
Amount,
:
3^*
-US
'&*^;.J
t-'j^i?
Amort,
^
-
Irregular, form-
Amorphous, a.
less
c 'j-
j^
:
copiously
:
J* u
-
j**
)'.
to treat
:
to sexual
cut
:
ye
C/^S
;
*?>
as
oft"
H"
-
Amputation,
The
.
operation
of cutting offa limb or branch:
v.
,
To
i.
rise to or
reach
by adding the whole items
r* Jfv
yy"
Amour,
n.
A
:
love intrigue
rF->Ay.* ***!'
Amuck, (Malay)
reckless
*W
:
onset
-.-*
.j'J
to rush
Amphibious,
air
Able
a.
and water
:
to live in
^^ -^;*
i*
y>
furious,
l>
about franticaHy
that
all
tacking
^
way:
come
Uj,*
.,'
edifice
A
.
circular
in the
^
rows of seats
having
one above another around the
arena
a.
Ample,
dant
J.i
:
-
Large
sufficient
;
;.$
% ^'^7
JjS
in size
abun-
;
-
:
'
j>
i^>
Sy.Pull. spacious, extensive,
wide, capcio, plenti-
Something
round the neck or arm
vent an evil
Amuse,
Divert
v.
;
to* -.."
'^
:
(.
(Prep,
gratify
-
U ;J
- .li*.
at,
^,1
worn
n.
Amulet,
to pre-
'^^
with)
^f^-
:
at-
,},&,>*
G;U
Amphitheatre,
*^'jJi
;' 5
Jo run,
*
j
A
n,
:
'J*f
# To delude
;
:
Syn.
Divert, entertain, please,
Ant.
Annoy, disquiet,
gratify.
ful.
Ant.
I&mfiLcJent,
Amplification, >/.
mcnt exaggeration
;
tire.
inadequate,
Amusement,
scaaty.
Enlarge.
sport
:
Amusing,
4{*
a.
Inversion
.
J-
-
*-'"
;
-
*>*)*>
Entertaining
;
.
AN
An, The
Anarchy,
indefinite article plac-
ment
ed before a word beginning
with a vowel c.t > #''>
t
tJjik
;
* One
A wasting
n.
Anabrosis,
Anachronism,
one
:
G"
>
;
^>
The change
Anasarca,
transposing a letter
i
:
Anathema,
of
,5-
->);
to
relation
*?
:
l
Analogous,
similar
-
n.
Anatomize,
v.
-
:
examine
Analogue,
A
.
alyze
^
similarity
v.
Analyse,
first
^iVk-.
-
:
To
^.
"
sf
;
is^U...
ancestors
anything
elements
A
.
$
:
-
^?
a.
art of dissec1
^
constituent
-
*>>.
J^.)*-"
"
f^
forefather
r^*
;
a
Descending from
^^
:
-
J^^f.
Lineage
.
:
3
>~>
^
>
j;r*
high
;
^
J-3
.;~>
resolution of
its
;
to an-
;
'>>b w^'j
:
Ancestry,
birth
:
into
A
n.
Ancestral,
Anchor,
Analysis,
The
.
resolve into
-
elements
.
dissect
-
:
progenitor
To
t.
s->\--
Resemblance
Analogy,
tion
Ancestor,
JJTit
Ua.
skilled in
-
t*;S
6-
1
:
;
&$ ot^ 0^.
^S Jl$j jxa. - Uj$
-
i-Sla.
:
t '
thing corres-
to another
ponding
3i
^<e>
critically
l.ac.5'a.
-
^'-^
One
Anatomist,
anatomy
~-
Correspondent;
fc'i-
:
;
t.
Anatomy,
^.
Execration
.
:
a>
Bearing some
-
kind of dropsy:
Anftthematise, v. To curse
to excommunicate
to
a.
A
.
:
another by
into
Analogical,
A>
^-U*u|
;
away
error in
J^
-
.
word
An
n.
:
Anagram,
of govern-
:
O1
curse
chronology
Want
;/.
confusion
;
^^
:
.If
ANCHORITE
35
for
An
iron instrument
holding a vessel at rest in
water
,
n.
z>.
:
/.
To
cast
anchor
:
&*
J*(aiJ
Analyst,
a thing
One who
.
:
AB ->-
- !"
analyses
-
^^-r*
Anchorage,
anchoring
.
-
:
A
j>>il>
1
.
Flowertess
:
for
sb'
u' * J^;*"
Ananthous,
ground
^J^^
Anchorite,
mit
;
.
A
recluse; a her-
>J;
c*^ **/
AHCHOVY
Anchovy,
A
n,
ANGULOUS
36
small sea-fish
:
Angina,
times
past
;
two-edged
:
Andira,
A
.
Androtomy,
tale
^
anecdotes
Acute
Exterior
*
;
toft
Obtuse
v.
To
/.
a rod and line
-
to
*>)tj
with
fish
tiM3
:
-
One who
.
/
:
A
n.
wind
**S
-
,.5')
descrip-
^^
ly&
:
An
.
instru-
^^
-o b
tf
|^
to
Jj
&>,!j
Interior
*
*
*,|j
&>
Angler,
a rod and
One who
Anglican,
a.
.
line
-i>
:
}'>
English
Anglicize,
/.
.
into English
:
Anglo-Indian,
man born
fishes with
.
^^Ci
To convert
U^ ^)->)C|
An English:
or living
India
in
:
measure the force of
to
the wind
^'J
:
'yt>
/^A
Anent,
l^/'^-UJu
Concerning
an artery
n.
a//.
^^
Newly
<~ jV.
:
A
n.
-
'of
Rupture
:
spiritual
beautiful person
:
-
;
-
-;-
^
ts
afresh
;
;
o~u.S
^=~>'>
:
Aneurism,
Angour,
heart
Angry,
a.
^>~)!
being
J->
a.
A
*Il>i
indignation
strong
;
wrath
Indignant
;
V
wrathful
:
;
a
Extreme pain of
"
body or mind
^^'^ />
Anguish,
.
li
:
yli
-
re-
JO.
pang, distress,
torture, torment.
Agony,
passion
a.
Angular,
pointed
n.
of the
pain
~XL
Belonging to or
sembling angels:
A
.
:
over
Syn.
Anger,
*
Alternate
*
;
practice
Relating
anecdotes
Angelic,
#
;
;
^^- ^))
Anemometer,
Angel,
*/- fc^l)
J***
Adjacent
-
JL>>!j>
ksoUa.
a.
Anemography,
again
:
Ul&
Anecdotonian,
Anew,
^
:
fish-hook
particular fact;
:
tion of the
A
of
^^
*-a> -
:
Anecdotical,
about
,
meet
n.
;
:
A
n.
Anecdote,
ment
lines
*-*;*
bat
<&
The
.
of dissection
relates
-
U.^ ^s
^^
large
J^^*^-
:
;
U!^
where two
point
;
-
;a
';U>,i
};)'
Brax.il
-
^A
*<L<-3
Double-faced ;
:
story
-
\
^j- J
:
A
n.
Angle,
The conjunctive jDar-
<w//.
ticle
of former
;
:
a.
Ancipital,
And,
Old
a.
Ancient,
Inflammation of
n.
the throat
;
;
|j$
Angulous,
:
-&i
Having angles
sharp and
lar
;
ii.
i$^
^ sf
-
Hooked
,lo
;
stiff:
;
*V
angu-
ANHfiT, \TTOM
Anhelation,
breath
Shortness of
Annalist,
respiration
annals
.
difficult
;
:
x
Aged
imbecile
;
Animadversion,
reproof
Syn.
A
:
Criticism
.
-
uf~8.+
-
j~
:
in
:
comment,
Stricture,
blame, remark, reproof.
Ant.-Panegyric,
encomium,
commendation, approv-
v.
order to
i
A_
An
"ex,
J
!
A
of events
history
chronological order
Anneal,
;
--*
^^^
.
oin
>
:
heat glass in
colours
:
rr,
4
v.
To
f.
,
affix
connect
to
'
To
t.
fix
of
writer
;^J
Annals,
a.
Anile,
ANNOY
37
:
to sub-
;
U?^
-
- Ulfl
al.
Animadvert,
mind
A
#.
ing
naked eye
Animate,
f.
to
;
Animation,
^s>
&y>
life
to
give
kw}
n.
n.
Animosity,
so to the
'^ 0'^
:
^
:
animal
encourage
Alive
vivacity
An
active enmity
Vigour
i^\
-
-
ley
n.
A
hilating
:
-
-
Ankle,
Anlace,
dagger
A.n
.
:
;
A
^
-
J,^
;
xJ
Utf..
A
n.
-
:
cele-
day
note
;
:
To
/.
n.
An
a remark
explanatory
comment
a
;
down ;
&> ^ _y^
note
ti<J
:
Announce,
ii
u(
;
.
To make
/.
to publish
:
w
J .
to declare
;
:
species of pars-
^bib
Syn.
Publish, proclaim, notify.
joint connecting
Ant.
Conceal, suppress, hide.
the foot with the leg
Anklet, n
Jta"l
Act of anni-,
.
brated each year
Annotation,
life
jt^ ^jj
o^lj^
>^J
destroy
destruction
Annotate, v.
to comment
-
uJjj-
The
;
-
:
^/ i^>0 ^
U^ U- .
Violent hatred
:
n.
-
Annihilation,
known
Aniseed,
To
t.
:
Anniversary,
;b>
;
annual
-
;
Ma.
:
v.
Annihilate,
vol-
To
:
v.
to incite
a.
endowed
)fc
or nearly
invisible
union
;
Jx-
:
n.
addition
-U;
and the power of
life
;
Act of annex-
n.
Annexation,
to
Animalcule,
,
turn the
:
creature
untary motion
-
To
f.
of; to reprove
Animal,
with
v.
:
-
U5
ankle ornament
short
-
-iv
-
:
sword ; a
C 5^.
; 3
t
Announcement,
nouncing
Annoy,
v.
;
t.
.
Act of an-
declaration
To
vex
;
-
to injure
:
ANNOYANCE
ANSWER
38
Syn.
Molest, vex,
perplex, tease.
Ant.
Gratify,
trouble,
please, concil-
Anodyne,
iate.
Annoyance,
Act of annoy-
n.
ng; vexaton
v
allays pain
Syn.
:
A medicine
n.
:
\y*
Opiate,
which
^ ^^
^\tf
nar-
sedative,
cotic.
Annual,
year
:
a.
Happening every
yearly
$'*
:
c
ad.
Annually,
Anoint,
with
"
v.
To smear
/.
oil
to
;
Every year:
unction
^
i_<'.
:
J'~,*
ceives, or
ance
An annual
Anomalous,
v.
To make
t.
to repeal
;
G$
to
;
from rule
gular
f.j~*'
Ring-shaped
Annulet,
n.
\
little
ring
:
Annumerate,
number
The
n.
-
.$VV
/.
?-.
-
:
:
of
act
-
^
nounce
;
Annunciation,
ment:
Aa.
.
-
^1
-
^J>V ;#
anon,
every
^" - uo
:
i.^.
H?
Anonymous,
name
unknown
;
Without a
a.
-
:
f\'*J>
f&.
an:
-
Not the same
a.
Another,
one more
;
;
:
Jf*-'^
Announce-
;
in .memory
of the
announcement of the incarna-
Answer,
festival
/.
.
A
To
icply
:
;"1
-'^
write or speak in
^**l^ * To refute
account
jj^yr # To render
reply
:
;
;
;
brought by the
angel to Mary, falling on the
35th of March
f.
,
t.'o
:
1)?
and
different
tijS
;
;
-
to
^tH.\ #The Church
tion of Christ
:
Soon quickly some-
^
:
now and then
to bring tidings of
Ulf
irregularity
;
j-i-
ly J-li
To
/.
from
Deviation
.
ad.
times
Ever
'^ ^"tf
.
;
rule
l?^
To add
'jj^
Annunciate,
;
:
Anon,
Annulment,
Deviating
out of order irre.
:
Anomaly,
common
^
-
'*
1
void
a.
a
:
:
Annular,
annulling
deviation
/&<
allow-
t*^) *SHL.
nullify
a
.
:
n.
by
HU Jo
-
fy
entitled to receive
:
Annul,
L
re-
Anomalism,
is
an annuity
Annuity,
One who
n.
Annuitant,
or rub
consecrate
to
Iv^L^
:
for
suit
:
I>j4
:
;
^-li
^
*
;
To be security
To serve to
#
;
ANSWERABLE
Syn.
Reply, response,
vejoiu-
der.
a.
responsible
;
;
|
-
-
:
*-4^?.
4
^r^y"
"^*-*
An emmet
n.
Ant,
* White ants
t
Antarctic,
^.a
Anterior,
contest
:
;
^j^
:
J^'-*
,->
That which goes be-
n.
x
fJJu
(Gram.}
;
Syn.
Prior,
Ant.
Posterior,
pre-
the
to
ment.
chief apart-
-1
v.
:
Anthology,
J
poems
To
t.
to
"
divine
A
n.
o^ J~X.
date be-
anticipate
Antelope,
deer
.
^y
:
A
r^'T
kind
ft)^
:
n.
Anthropophagy,
(-^
Canniba-
Antic,
a.
Odd
,
n.
A
ridiculous
;
;
old-
:
^-^*
buffoon
:
ses Christ
One who oppo-
.
Anticipate,
A
w.
before * another
to expect
:
JJta*
j-~
:
To
^ ^>
take or
-
do
foresee
to
;
;
$f
:
:
:
^
^'> ^'fj*
species
~ iJl'* -
jo!
-
of
A
n.
medicine that
:
yt;
:
Antimony,
tle
A
.
metal used
whitish,
in
brit-
medicine
;
-r
ci-$
a.
Before
Ante-meridian,
noon in the forenoon
(A. M.)
,*>,i )' J t
;
:
Before the
a.
^ju
:
song
Anthropology, (an-thro-pol-oThe science of manji), ;/.
counteracts poison
deluge
:
collection of
:
Antidote,
Ante-dilvivian,
^als-
time or
in
foregoing
;
A
n.
Antichrist,
A chamber
o 8 )}"^
Ante-date,
fore hand
former
;
Anthem,
consequent,
subsequent.
leading
place
Before
a.
mar-
^^
:
fashioned
vious.
Ante-chamber,
:
Jj^j-
preceding,
n.
Before
a.
Antenuptial,
JSjx*.
Going) before,
.
U^
Before birth
a.
Antenatal,
riage
-*!>
in time or place
:
Xl5
adversary
:
Antecedent,
fore
-
"
Relating to the
.
southern pole
,
A
An
n.
)S'j~
;,-
.
the
^\j^ J;
:
Antagonism,
Antagonist,
:
Bfore
.
:
of
Capable
being answered
J^
Antemundane,
world's creation
Answerable,
suitable
ANTIPATHY
39
Antipathy,
like
;
enmity
A
.
;
natural
aversion
:
dis-
-&?>
APART
ANTIPODES
Antipodes, n. Those who live
on the opposite sides of the
globe and whose feet are
directly opposite
:
?J ^
.
^iX
b
ancient
*~~>'-*.
^
Jjlii*
logist
hammered
and shaped
o'^- Trouble of mind
Anxiety,
^^
:
study of
an
pression
uneasiness
;
;
de-
;
-
:
n.
c
to the
times,
on
block
iron
metals are
solicitude
^>e
Antiquary, Antiquarian,
One devoted
An
n.
.
y
^xft^
Anvil,
which
Syn.
Care,
concern, solicidir.tude, uneasiness,
quiet.
Ant.
Carelessness
archaeo-
:
heedless-
;
ness, inattention.
Antiquate,
v.
To make
t.
:
_'j;
UjS
Antique,
old
-
:
of old
;
c>ir'
dis-
;
:
4
^/
;*
Ancient
.
;
Solicitous
turbed; uneasy
obsolete, old or void
fashion
a.
Anxious,
**'*
Any,
a.
One
indefinite
tity
out of
many
number
or
some
;
:
;*>
;
an
quan-
^
-
J>j>
4fi
Antiquity,
their
//.
people
Ancient times or
great age
;
:
Anyhow*
<*<?
One
.
that
r yi
:
.
-
:
.i>'.j'-
Antivenercal,
Good
.
venereal disease
Antler,
horn
A
n.
Antonym,
opposed
ing
tf
^ ^u;
A
word
n,
;Wj
'fhe
the bowels
:
^
^^D
mean-
&
left
some langu{/-*
The
n.
which
artery
out of the
immediately
ventricle of the heart
Apace,
ad.
J
:
J; sli
}
Quickly; hastily
Apanthropy,
tude
wJ
lower orifice of
^
ages
in
stag's
^
directly
to another in
:
verb of an indef-
:
Aorta,
rises
A
n.
tense
inite
C,U
dU^t
'/.
Aorist,
*n*
^lt
:
Anus,
_LLo
branch of a
:
.^y*<
against
:
-i^ ;)i
/j
.
any way
:
-J^Bl-
Antithesis,
Opposition of
^- o-l^>
words contrast
;
In any place
ad.
ad. In
Anywise,
denies revelation
:
c**-*
*it-j
Anywhere,
Antiscripturist,
In any way
Apart,
n.
A
love of soli-
Jr-
:
ad. Separately
asunder
:
->^
:
;
-*i\
tf
,/V"
aside
:
APARTMENT
Apartment,
house
<?/
Apathetic,
ing
a.
a
in
-
-
-e^V
Having no
Want
n.
Apathy,
indifference
Ape,
#;^i
:
;
word
To
'.
tion
Books
.
doubtful authority
of
J>W
:
:
A
Apocryphal,
Uncertain
.
:
:
no
having
servile imitator
imitate
A
>f.
W*.
:
Aperient,
:
Apodal,
foolishly
;
Having no
a.
ventral
15
:
tf.}^
The point in
Apogee,
orbit of the moon most
want of digesJj<;
;
n.
A
purgative
hole
a gap
;
An
n.
;
a
-
'*,-
Satan
';j~
//.
The
top of anything
c*
^
11
;
fif*
One who makes
n.
Apologist,
-
:
.' *1
t>\^
1M;
:
v.
To make
i.
an excuse or apology
Burning with-
.
destroyer
:
Apologize,
Aphlogistic,
A
n.
Apollyon,
an apology
Apex,
*kJ
:
:
opening
-
:
tant from the earth
the
dis-
*-e'. o> ; :
Is
V3?
Aperture,
a
;*" ^jj^s-
.
Apepsy,
of
syllabic of
:
Apocrypha,
fins
,
The omission
.
the last letter or
feel-
of feeling
A monkey
.
Apocope,
*;*
^-A^-JiSi^
:
tail
A room
.
:
APOSTASY
41
-tf;S
;^*
-*-'^
T*
:
r
out a flame
-
:
r
'
c
'">'<+
*'*- a
>H
Aphony,
.
Loss of voice
U^xx> XI
Aphorism,
Maxim
n.
i*j^
Aphrodisiac,
-
^yOkJ
w.
A
ing sexual desire
. if
;
adage
-
jiL.
drug
^^
:
*v.
:
Apology,
n.
J)i-
Apiece,
itself
To
each
;
^Sk
An
excuse
O*
:
-
;
'^f~* j
^5'*-
A^>X^
(Pr. ap-oApophthegm,
A
remarkable
saying
them)
.
:
ili*
Apoplexy,
a</.
moral fable
l
tale
:
excit-
A
Apologue, "
a
:
each by
n.
A sudden
depri-
and motion
vation of sense
:
:
Apostasy,
Apocalypse,
>i.
A
revelation
:
E.-U
>.
of one's faith
6
Total
;
^a
desertion
APPOSTATE
One who
n.
Apostate,
42
forsaken his faith
has
^'-
-
:
APPETIBLE
Appear,
to
r.
seem
To
/.
;
be visible
come
to
sence of a superior
Apostatize, v.
don one's faith
^Jj**
^
Jfc)*
^'
:
Jr6
erf-
'
Appearance,
ing
mien
;
one
:
Syn.
Arrival,
Appease,
A
.
dispenser
*
:
^>f
frighten
1
To
/.
.
terrify
;
J.i
Ulb
:
u.
J:-?^
;
fear
;5
Apparatus,
to
body
evident
Visible
a.
:
s^M
:
-<'-,;
plain
;
peals
a.
appeals
;
i^;
^
to
ks-s!^.
^
title
;
Address
^*i
:
-
;
v^
^
Name
n.
Appellative,
f.
:
To
/.
&*
;
title
:
attach
;
to
-
evident,
n.
Appendage,
Inevideot,
ks-t
n.
Appellation,
^t'Je
visible.
Ant.
il.5
Relating
:
:
ap-
w.-^a^'-styi
Appellate,
annex
Obvious, clear,
l^I^T
One who
n.
***!
:
Append,
Syn.
U yS
-
^i.;
';'Ci'
^,
C'.l.* -
name
Apparent,
U^S
-
for the
raiment
;
instru-
;'}'
Covering
.
dress
;
:
oi*^
-
-j^i
Tools or
.
ments of trade
Apparel,
-
;
cw'i
- Hi, 5
Impression of
.
air,
:
- 'Jo
:
Appellant,
Appalment,
presence,
To makequi'"
To compose to
I.
*
t!c*
satisfy
t
:
manner, mien.
look,
Appal,
sign
;
re-
garded with a similar mission
of medioines
Act of appear-
.
presence
;
of the twelve
disciples of Christ or
Apothecary,
^&-
:
aban-
or party
One
*.
Apostle,
To
i.
;
the pre-
in
obscure,
in-
Something
added or annexed
:
visible.
Apparition,
ghost
;
Appearance
.
spectre
;
^^
Jt
:
a.
Appendant,
Appendix,
Appeal,
v.
/.
To
refer
-
superior judge.:
no
'
,
;r.
LM->' -
Invocation
summons
:
;
-
tj
^r
'>>
hs-*:'>*
)
recourse
^L
to a
book
:
J
i
to a
.
Appertain,
to
;
Annexed
A
.
J^ i
:
?.
to relate
/.
:
:
supplement
**
To
Ji*-
-
**~
belong
'-V;
*>'
;
AJi>
Appetible,
gaging
:
o.
Desirable
-
^^
;
en
'^'-
APPETITE
hunger
Syn.
Natural
n.
Appetite,
-
-*)$>
:
desire
-
J'^!
Craving,
appointing
^r*!^
de-
longing,
ly
office
:
s^
v.
^ifi
Stipulation
;
:
Apportion,
>-*2}*"
J
--,*^-';!
v.
:
To
t.
allot
&a*.
&fi
-
magnify.
Ant.
Applause,
Loud
commendation
-
:
praise
-
:
~<u;'
ing into parts
;
Appraise,
,*-"
the worth of
*'
5
^~
;
A
n.
Apple,
tree
and
# The pupil of the eye
strument
;
or in-
$.1
&)&
n.
Applicability,
Appreciate,
to value
v.
Suitability
valuation
:
:
-
t-"^';
One
a petitioner
:
;
fit ;
UjS
<-*~l*.
J^k*
n.
Applicant,
applies
Suitable
a.
; tl>^
imagine
To
t.
:
^
;
Application,
industry
;
Petition
Apply,
to
.
:
v.
To
t.
employ
:
-
;
^=
.1^.0
lay or
place
^^
-
^)
tO
;
v.
To
i.
To
suit
;
- t
^yli^S
;
ception
v.
To
ti;J
Appoint,
v.
IJS
*L.|
;
J
to
.
;
arrest
to think with
;
;
to
fear
:
* Fear
->;i
]
:
:
* con*$
:
(prep, of )
a.
Anticipative of evil
- **
n.
;
suspici*>^-
&;<>>>! -
One bound
another to learn a
trade
;a candidate
?
art
[
Arrest
n.
:
:-
;>-'
to
or
-s/
ol^i.^
To
t.
to give place
To
/.
understand
Apprehensive,
ous
:
have recourse
:
Estimation
n.
''*;"
Apprentice,
,
;
^j5
Jjl-
Act of applyJii - >& *
JU*"~'
- G.S
who
;
^f
:
esteem
:
Apprehension,
ing
of
*ix
:
^*'-$-
Apprehend,
proper
Act
n.
valuation
;
Appreciation,
Applicable,
Go
J
Appraisement,
:
means
v^-'
:
,^C
estimate
Act of applying;
n.
applied
thing
To
:
appraising
Appliance,
:
-**
s!j
fruit
its
divid-
1
^J
:
/.
.
A
n.
Apportionment,
Deride, denunciate, scorn.
.
to
;
-,*.-
\jfi
commend,
extol,
Praise,
:
1
:
praise high*
t.
distribute
Syn.
of
to
.
;
*>;; Equipment
To
commend
to
;
Act
designation
Appointment,
;
sire.
Applaud,
APPRENTICESHIP
43
establish
equip
t
:
;
Apprenticeship,
n.
an apprentice serves
The time
:
APPRISE
v.
Apprise,
to inform
v.
to
;
approximate
U~>
approval
;
- \i\
>
an appendage
Apricot,
y
April,
the year
^
-
^;!y
stone
The
.
J'*
fruit
!
:
-
i;;
^b,i
month of
fourth
-
:
:
Apron,
Appropriate, v. t. To take as
one's own
to set apart for
0> S.N*jJ - tjj ^wyfik* - t.J "o
A
.
the
covering for
front part of the
body ^:
lj$
:
;
-
A
.
An adjunct;
.
:
:
'_.Oi>J
Commenda-
n.
Approbation,
tion
^f <-*'')
To come or
f.
UzCJJi.)
Appurtenance,
^
IV.^
:
Approach,
go near
To make known;
t.
ARABIC
44
1
//r/.
(
for
to,
suitable:
;
fitness
ready
Syn.
prompt
;
:
inclined
;
-
;
L.U*
-
J>1
meet, disposed,
Fit,
li-
in-
able, fquick, ready,
i*o-U.
ct-i'M^*
liable
;
jjj>lf
Suitable-
.
-
:
;
-
u^lj
Appropriateness,
ness
Fit
)
Fit
a.
Apt,
.
,
clined.
n.
Appropriation,
Application
to a particular use
*J^a"
JULJ
dency
;
Fitness
n.
Aptitude,
-
:
readiness
-fJi
.>}*_,
Approval, n. Approbation
commendation \e*,j&* &
;
Aquarius,
The
.
ten-
;
:
-
i=~j^
water bear-
:
Approve,
v.
t.
think well of
;
er
To like to
commend
;
to
;
to sanction officially
-
:
;
a sign in the zodiac
Aquatic,
a.
>t
Aqueduct,
.
Approximate,
nearly correct
Near
^.
:
to
?'.
^;?
draw near
- U'a.
toj:
wt
*
Approximation,
u^->
>
'
.
w.
a touching
i_-J
A
:
-
;
-
tlau^j
/TV
.
^
-y-;*
^
Arabesque,
T
;
Resembling an
hooked
tojo
a.
In the manner
Aquiline, a.
eagle's beak
:
;'*
^i^*
striking against
JL
-
^y
:
to
!_<>;>
^J
artificial
;
5
or
of Arabian architecture
^'
:
Approach:
v; ;
Appulse,
:
Watery
u.O^)J
To approach
A
<jk)*
An
-
<**"*
-,
a.
-
:
channel for water
Aqueous,
to
Pertaining
inhabiting water
:
-
^>^?
.
5
Arabic,
;
yC?
n.
Arabians
The
:
language of the
^.)
^>f J*'
ARABLE
a. Fit for
Arable,
ploughing
Arbiter, Arbitrator,
umpire
;
a judge
Arcanum,
:
An
.
Arch,
-
vault
^al--ktJO'
:
(
C*
Arbitrament,
*
cision
manner
an
In
^.
;
lute
:
a.
Despotic
Chief
a.
capricious
antiquities
^'
science
^;;.^ ^
:
Ancient
^?.
^
;-
An
n.
Archangel,
;
bishop
v.
To
t.
Arbitration,
chief
trating
;
arbitrament
n.
A
;?*
jjz-
A
n.
shaded by
n.
Archery,
ing with a
,;:i ;i
The
.
bower
;
of
ference of circle
above
//.
:
chief ene-
;
the
of
:
;
-
walk
-
iu,|.
JLJ
:
;
J
o)'^ $?
J.wlysu
sea abound-
:
Architrave,
aq
-
:
!;
.
n.
entablature
;U-
Relating to
a.
e;
The
science of building
i
a group
professor of
Jfi*r-
Architecture,
i
;
y\'jsd\&ey*cr>.*
A
n.
Architectural,
ci
crcum-
arched
A
n.
the art of building
a seat
i-
isles
Architect,
**L>
:
A
^^
:
of shoot-
art
:
ing in small islands
culti-
*? tfjtf^ **>
trees
Part
Arcade,
The
bow
Archipelago,
>
building
n.
A
n.
A bowman
n.
)
vation of trees and shrubs
Arc,
:
:
Arboriculture,
Arbour,
^ ^itj ^.;i
grand duke
A
n.
female arbiter,
g-t
a.
Relating to trees
***
!^>
bishop's
^^
:
Arch-enemy,
arbi-
A
.
b
:
(
Arborical,
^ ;d
Arch-duke,
Archer,
Arbitress,
:
deputy
Ji&
:
Act of
.
:
^.I*- *^iji
A
.
Archdeacon,
hear and
decide, as arbitrators
fe
angel of the
:
Archbishop,
Compliant, docile, meek,
submissive.
Arbitrate,
J>*
obsolete
absolute.
Ant.
>
.
r
:
imperious,
Tyrannical,
:
V^r-
The
.
highest order
Syn.
principal
;
Archaeology,
<rf
a
;
abso-
;
:
of a circle
Part
.
:
:
Archaic,
Arbitrary,
secret
*j/r*
arbit-
absolutely
;
,
A
.
de-
&ldx?
&i/>fix5 -
li-Jy
Arbitrarily,
rary
Award
.
ARCfflTRAVE
45
:
*
Oi
art or
-oy
^>
That part of
which rests
ARCHIVES
column
'on the
:
which
public records are kept
-
.Oi
Archivist,
records
Archvillain,
rascal
1
;'o.i
A
.
&'*-
thorough
1^
:
Archway,
an arch
A
//.
of
sand
passage under
:
.jjjl
Curved
a.
Arcuate,
Ardency,^/.
a.
Argent,
pute
.j'Vi.
bent
;
;
Hot
a.
Ardent,
passionate
:
,
zeal
vehement
.>*; - *" - f
;
eager, keen, vivid,
:
Cool,
less,
v.
To
t.
:
Argument,
discussion
;
list-
-
$r
Arduous,
painful
Difficult
a.
:
ct-i-.
-
;
^+3
'
u*j*
hard ;
ing argument
n.
court
:
^&
:
surface
Any plane
-
figure:
.
*^;
;
a
contents of
superficial
Areca-nut,
process of
-
:
-
tjWi*
lA^W
Reason-
.
-
J^^
Contain-
a.
~^
:
af - "
^**
JJ.sU
a.
heat
Dry
;
parched up with
Aridity,
moisture
Aries,
-
"-<Ai.
:
n.
Dryness
;
The ram
1^^
want of
^ Vr~
:
the zodiac
Aright,
mistake
laborious.
/V. ^/is
is-a&a.
-
^^~
a sign of
;
:
_Ki,.
fyis
Difficult, trying, pnitiful,
Syn.
GjS
:
Argumentative,
warmth of
:
to dis-
pas-
indifferent,
;
;
^
-
-
calm.
eagerness
;
A
.
debate
;
Argumentation,
Arid,
Heat
n.
passion
any
reason
'J;> ti-S>;
n.
Ardour,
bright like
;
sionate.
Ant.
;
J^^ ^^
:
intense,
hot,
Burning,
Syn.
of
.
Silvery
:
reasoning
Eagerness
:
The highest
court of ancient Athens :
Areopagus,
ing
Area,
Consisting
2U c
-
north
Are,
a.
far
lying
;
to dry
of public
place
:
silver
Northern
;
fa
:
<i.
A
wither
:
Arenaceous,
Argue,
Arctic,
To
t.
n.
contest
ifcli.
fiz
:
Arena,
:
The keeper
.
r.
Arefy,
;j
Place in
n.
Archives,
ARISTOCRACY
46
Arise,
to
v.
:
/.
ascend
sleep
Rightly; without
-*~
ii
-r
^r
fl</.
^*-;
To mount upward
to
;
;
get up from
:
J~
&&~
J,t,
,
Betel-nut
:
^>f
Aristocracy,
by nobles
j
Government
nobility
:
o-^
ARISTOCRATIC
Aristocratic,
aristocracy
Partaking of
.
Army,
.
ma
arithmetic
Ark,
rm,
n.
One
n.
bough
bower
...
the
hand
a
:
an
;
chair,
arm's
,
v.
weapon
length
to fortify
_
:
-*'
;
,
i
r ;
!
,
:
Arouse,
;
c
At
sleep
v.
A
n.
from
tree
ft.
ped
~j
A
truce
A
n.
the sea
t.
:
^
;
u.
coats of arms
!*<!- ,/
:
'riii
body
Armour,
ing for the
Armoury,
ing
w.
arms
Armpit,
the arm
:
'/.
:
;
:
A
^
Belonging
Defensive
.
v.
^
ment
place for keep-
^
The hollow under
-
>-*$$
:
p utting
.
.
preparation
ia-*jjL>
'.
Ji>
in
sett , e .
- .*llaot
-
'
to
;3
*$<'
ar-
^l*
:
put in prop-
.
L--)-""
^-'
J<j s,;
.sJU
To
t.
to adjust
;
Arrant
V ery
rt>
'
bad
;
notori-
^
*
I
vx<>
-
accusation
;
er order
Oil ^
$\ ;^s>
Act of
n.
Arraignment,
Arrangementj
.
cover-
:
;
/'y!
^
*/
Armorial,
:
Arrange,
small arm, as of
a bracelet
;
accuse
raigning
a
;
temporary cessation of arms
Armlet,
cocoanut
I
,!
;/.
obtained
the
'
:
Armistice,
!
J .^.
-
r
:
:
.L.A
To set forth to
^^ ,iy} - ^^ iji.1*
v.
\
!
force equip;
hand gun
:
Arraign,
.
A
;!j*>
spirit
or
rice
:
//.
A
.
from
-$
:
j^b
;
war
To wake
t.
'
;
for
o^lo >_.
-
;it
># *$^t
:
Armament,
sides of;
all
^
jfcdji
to excite
;
on
;
^)L>> -^J
Arquebuse,
!
furnish with arms;
,
a circle
:
I
^
:
In
</.
/"/ On
a out
^^oBl-.^.UajjJIj ;^'
*
To
to
^>5
put on arms
- c
take arms
y*&& k>> fl~*
.
Containing aro-
fragrant ^IMjjuLJ^-jbj^iji
;
Arrack,
To
t.
^
.
{
:
water
of
inlet
(plu.)
ji
a.
every side
^
large boat
^-^
The limb between
:
:
Around,
,
L-^-VSV.
shoulder and the
a
;
skilled
:
A
w.
body of troops
-
Aromatic,
:
Arithmetician,
A
.
host
:
The science of
Arithmetic,
numbers <s-^ f* - v 1-^ ?
in
ARRAY
47
** *
*^>
-
^ sJk3J
f
s?
\
Array,
t.
t'.
to dress
,
^.
:
To
^!;!
^
!*..>
A^
put
in order
-^
-
Order, chiefly of war
raiment
:
;
fy' i--^)J
;
ARREARS
Arrears, n. That which remains unpaid
^^* - kU
poison
revenue,
-
tf )i:#<-
;
o^ To
be
;
Arrest,
hend
.
r.
in
To
/.
stop
-
hindrance
;
I
Maliciously burning
skill
151
:
Practical
n.
Art,
cunning
;
knowledge
-
:
/k^
Science, literature,
Syn.
legal
-
:
//.
;
&*
&,)
&fc;
under a
Seizure
n.
process
^
violent corrosive
:
a house
.
to appre-
;
-
Arson,
k
K)
,
^ ;K'/
:
\
of rent,
-
A
n.
Arsenic,
:
of
ARTIFICIAL
48
skill,
contrivance, trade, pro-
,j;l*/
feesion, artifice.
v.
Arride,
smile
To
t.
laugh at
-
UljC
:
Arrival.
A coming
.
place
r.
Arrode,r.
To
.
Arrogance,
great pride
-
nibble
-
^W
^
:
;;^
Haughtiness,
of the
vessels
the
from
blood
heart to
parts of the body:
stance
assump-
all
n.
Gouty
A
a
;
^i"
oja.
a part of speech
*^
-
te^i-
;!>J)>
^.
j
T--
Formed
a.
.
joints
a sin-
;
;
A _i
{
particular 'sub-
-
Articulate,
meekness,
:
stipulation
g i e clause
!
tion, pride, conceit.
Ant.-Modesfy.
:
conveying
Article,*
;
#C
-
One
"'
Ar tr'tic,
j
Syn.
cunning
;
a
13!
Haughtiness
.
:
*.?
to
iJ^
:
Artery'
a
to
To come
/.
to reach
:
to
IL.U,
place; act of arriving:
Arrive,
;
a. Skilful
Artful,
,,
^
.
:
^
-
vi
with
* Clew
.
lowliness,
,
Arrogant,
Arrogate,
ly
;
<(.
v.
to boast
Haughty
To
/.
:
-
^
//.
A
shot from a
v.
words
U
ixi
dis-
^
.
;
j,^
Jielj
'
Artifice,
;
Artful contrivance
/.
device
;
:
weapon
pointed
;
utter
:
Articulation, n. Distinct utterance R joim
.^ .
fraud
bow a
To
t.
tinctly
claim undu
t*
Arrow,
y
:
shaft
:
-^j
Syn.
Stratagem,
deception,
fraud.
Arsenal,
;/.
A
maga-
military
zine or refmsitory
;
-
*:
U
^
Artificial,
ed by
art
a.
,
Made
false
:
or contriv-
,*/-
ARTIFICIALITY
heaven
Appearance of
n.
Artificiality,
ASK
49
Offensive
Artillery,
ons of war ; cannon
^..-~.
weap-
.
;
^
-
:
The
Hm
Ascent)
an eminence
ord.-
act
-
.
5
'.*>
j*.
.
of rising
.
|
nance
<->
:
Artisan,
A
.
One
n.
fine arts
u*J*
,-/-l
mechanic
handicraftsman
Artist,
-
skilled
-
-
:
!b'~
mit
to
refined,
polished, elegant.
&
example
;
since
;
while
Ash,
;
l_X^^'i^
j
"*^o >
-
tio^
long
well
,
-
^.
-
.
>x>
;
^M w
.
A gum
very offensive smell
Ascend,
rse
resin
^-^
--
,
-'-jc
v.
i.
To
surpassing
climb
:
-
jJUk
;<>
Ascendency,
.
-
lJj'
ing
;
n.
a.
:
^Between*
uJol
^
:
Abashed
The remains
n.
thing burnt
Reduce
-
;
con-
to
:
;
-
,
w*
the
land
Aside,
'^-$-
apart
:
ad.
;
Asinine,
- j,Ib
ties
On
away
a.
;
on
;
a. Pertaining to
Asia
t.'
U*ja.
Superiority
of any-
*>!;
:
Ashore, ^. On
or to
~&!
:
;
silly
1^1
one side
-
;
-J;fe -<?.\
Having the
of an ass
:
quali-
:
:
Ask,
Ascension,
K
to
Q
:
;
V ^L
Jaai.
s}j&1
-
:
tf>i;i
a.
:
Ashes,
y
of
Predominant
a.
Ascendant,
k
or to shore
To mount
:
attribute to
0|^-l5lO-C^
:
A
Asian,
/.
z>.
To
/.
Attribute, impute.
tree or its wood
n.
fused
-
yet,
a her-
;
ci-A.>
^^
,
Asafoetida,
.
Ashamed,
ior>
recluse
coloured,
brown and gray
- j.ol.
:
r
~"
IMA
Like
conj.
A
.
:
,v<J
for
5
Syn.
Accomplished,
ad.
A gaining
w^V;-
:
impute
cere, frank, candid.
As,
ty
&fi
Simple, unaffected, sin-
Ant.
cer
"
certainty
Ascribe,
Syn.
n.
Ascertainment,
Ascetic,
simple
;
:
:
Contrived without
or art
skill
to find out
;
-
<A->\&
the
in
o'j o-
To make
\
v<
j&fi
a skilful person
;
a.
Artless,
J:ain
-
)'&~s
:
Ascertain,
a
;
Act of ascend-
the elevation of Christ to
E.-U-7
t.
"0.
quire
;
To
require
to solicit
to question
;
;
to
;
to en-
demand
to invite
:
-
;
ASKANCE
L^Ua
- '.Jo
- l>v
o-J^Lj-i
d-J
Askance, ad. Obliquely
ways t^ 3 <i* < fi>
side-
;
tf**->"
rt^/.
Asleep,
ad. In a state of sleep;
at rest
:
i_~
Aslope,
descent
Asp,
pent
:
t
Assail,
ly
.
yU>3
small
ser-
poisonous
;b v}
;
.
A
:
:
A
.
A domestic animal of
Ass,
burden ; a stupid fellow
;
To
/.
.
to fall
upon
Look
tf.
situation
or
uneven
.
o^
rough
lj
y^fcO
Roughness of surharshness of sound
;
;
moroseness
o^^j)
:
-
Protect,
v.
fame
t.
:
To
^V*^
vilify
f&*
ti)
-
One who assails
U^
;,!
n.
who
One
kills
Assassin,
by
#!"$ Jo^ lo
secret assault
Assassinate,
secretly
der
:
*"l-
(
^'
Aspersion,
amation
Aspirant,
eagerly
Calumny
~J-W
n.
*V
:
-
^j''
;
k=-|,"
seeks
)')
"Jti
Aspirate,
with
full
v.
Aspiration,
sire
:
'^"
v
A
.
-
jj)l
v.
at
t.
:
To
IJjfc
J
^'
l>^
lailj
strong
j
l; ?
:
Secret mur-
.
c*^
)
l
^
i
violent attack
To
f.
:
attack
;
storm
to
:
-
C^S
.
Attempt
,>A^ *
;
a test of the purity of metals
-
g5U
,
v.
to test
To
t.
attempt
;
:
^
-
to try;
:
Assemblage,
of individuals
.
;
A
collecrion
a company
^'^ ,_^^-
Assemble,
gether
;
to
v.
i.
To meet
convene
:
-tijfc
:
J>^- ^ ^));'
to-
f*^
Gyc l^>!
desire eagerly;
Uvi
to
de-
# The drawing
in of the breath
Aspire,
to aim
:
^
G>u
- If!.
To pronounce
t.
breath
v.
U.S &lsk.
Assay,
def-
-
u ^tf
One who
:
-
U*
2_
A
.
^^.e
Laud, extol, praise.
.
To murder
/.
.
C^S JI5
:
Assassination,
,
Ant.
:
.
to de-
;
Calumniate, slander, defame.
Syn.
be-
(defend,
friend.
Assault,
Asperse,
us'^Hi
:
t.
:
;
n.
Asperity,
face
view
;
Ji
.
To make
tJ^S l^ ^
v.
Asperate,
mien
;
d-I'a.
:
*ia.
l>^
*t
^-.5 uCj!
Sj$a.
violent-
-
:
Attack, assault, invade.
Syn.
Ant.
Assailant,
Aspect,
attack
With a slope or
ad.
:
^y
Aslant,
Obliquely
a/. Obliquely
Asquint,
-
:
ASSEMBLY
50
Assembly,
together
;
.
A company
a meeting
;
a
met
legis-
ASSENT
lature
severing
Room,
v.
Assent,
agree to
-
to yield
;
,
The
or admitting
:
-
c>
1
-
-13
o
;
,j^f>/. toj To
/.
to transfer
- 13
^jo^<oZ&*
assigned
Assert,
ly
;
to aver
jtfO-tV
UjJ
Assertion,
v.
Assess,
)\f\
:
lj*>
:
-U/
iyU>
Affirmation
.
vindication
A
making
an
meet one
.
another
to
To
tax
to value
;
Assignee,
to estimate
;
assessing
charged
taxation
;
-
:
The
n.
^tfl
;
;
of
sum
the
-
g'A*-
a legal adviser
Assets,
to
pay
Jl
r
ing
l
JU
^
v.
.
Solemn
Jj'
:
Assiduity,
;
^
To affirm
t.
.
a likeness
:
or
title
v.
-
,
v.
To
t.
sol-
Ant.
affir-
'
0,$
simi-
act of
-
:
help
-
^j* J''r
The
.
;
^X'!^
to sup-
^7"
/
^
;!;! Xfcla.
u^*^
'->yt>
v.
>UL*
To become
i.
Assimilation,
making similar
Assist,
bring to
\j^i
QJ
:
Syn.
To
f.
:
S
sucback,
cour, befriend.
Oppose, resist, discourage, hinder.
Help,
Assistant,
aid,
n.
an auxiliary
Aid
;
relief
One who
n.
:
^y*-
:
assists,
-
;^--^
^'t-
Constant appli-
diligence
of
k~
-
:
Assistance,
Asseveration,
cation
JS JJ
Act of assign-
.
a transfer
;
^.b!
:
Jy>
:
mation
:
legal claims
Asseverate,
emnly
asses-
Property sufficient
.
all
JKJ*
*>
lar
ses
:-**il
:
act
One who
n.
Assessor,
whom
to
assigned
Assignment,
Assimilate,
Assessment,
:
One
.
is
something
interest
for taxation
;
;
Jj-j1jl
:
/.
:
,*~Ju^
>
affirm positive-
to claim
;
13
JUC3! Jj^5
:
appointment
To
-
That may be
a.
Assignable,
over a thing to
/.
to specify
;
J!^
o
Assignation,
v.
per-
;
-
J*!-~.
^Ij
l>jfc
consent
;
to
of assenting
act
*
;
M
-
JjW
\jf
n.
'concede
allot
Diligent
:
0.
Assign,
To
i.
a.
Assiduous,
eA-*'
:
ASSIZE
51
Assize,
n.
A
court of justice
:
ASSOCIABILITY
ness
-
.)l~IU
:
Associate,
with
Sociable-
n.
Associability,
v.
or
t.
to join in
;
A
n.
rival.
Enemy, stranger,
Association,
assembly
:
Union
n.
a.
Associative,
<_;L. .
Assonance,
classes
(
.
(
Assuage,
soften
;
:
To
v.
to
ment
;
JuL?
;'j
to
;
f~
;
starry
:
:
Astray,
apart
Assume,
v.
one's self
5
^>>
lyfc
*~^
to
;
;
To
/.
to take
adopt
-
:
take
for
V'
-';
the
-
Assumption,
;
n.
legs
:
Gj5
^;'
Assurance,
tation
;
-
Certain
security
i?j.\
;
trust
/.
To
bind
-
:
^
ILJ
grant-
of
:
^jef
ii
Astringent,
**J
tracting
a.
Binding
<**i*-
:
*
;
conu**.**
t^;;
u^^X*
i^f***
.
v.
The power
Astringency,
contracting -^*
Act of assum-.
supposition
3li-
:
.
^ 3 ^!
<yJ
;
right
*
upon
I
ya<^.!
:
sl '^
<i_;^-
the
With
ad.
Astringe,
Ijjj
ty
;i
Excite, provoke, kindle,
arouse.
:
^J>
allevi-
ate, allay.
ing
astonish
^.^
Out of
o^.
:
:
^l|X^
^-31*.'
To
;to
Astride,
ed
-
Pertaining to stars
a.
to
allay
Pacify, mitigate,
Ant.
;
/.
.
Amaze-
n.
TV.1
Astound,
way
Syn.
^SB^*
wonder
GjS ^l^s*.
&&
mitigate
appease
to
;
Os
-
i^axxll*
surprise
Uxli.'-
Astral,
To
t.
-
wonder
or
$l
-
:
To confound
/.
Astonishment,
distribute into
\o r-iV
v.
fear
amaze
^
- j,'.;
,.>-
/.
:
with
Resemblance
n.
re?diffi-
<^sw>
:
j^.
;
z
:
Disordered
n.
Astonish,
the
Having
quality of associating
Assort,
print-
:
an
;
'$w-.s.s'*a.-JL*-jli!
of sounds
in
piration with cough and
cult breathing &-> -
Asthma,
friend, ally.
Ant.
jUvS ^tlj.jflt
^v'~- *z~~)$-^)
Companion, mate, fellow,
Syn.
:
^
a^/.
Astern,
;
!;- * C ^J
Behind the ship
ing as *':
companion
friend,
or partner:
U2L
-
A mark
n.
sure
embolden
to
;
Gib ^^ij
ts**> -
Asterisk,
:
-
ci->li
,
ULo
To make
/.
to convince
unite
company
v.
Assure,
l**J
^'y*
To
/.
ASTROLOGY
52
Astrologer,
expecsure-
;
^Uj^u). j^.
I
astrology
^
**irf
telling
One
versed in
'
Astrology,
;
n.
:
n.
^"'^
The art of
future
events
?">*'
fore-
by the
ATROCIOUS
ASTRONOMER
and aspects of the
position
stars
~
\J^)^
:
astronomy
versed in
^ <*&
:
The
n.
Astronomy,
which
One
n.
Astronomer,
fj'P* f^
f
God
^5'-*
:
existence of
their
motions,
distances
heavenly
Astute,
-
^
&c.
arately
n.
Asylum,
and
A
security
;
A
n.
wrestler
Athletic,
-iola.
sto
5
;
J\^
-
:
a. Strong of body ;
muscular
^\ )))-^)>
:
Athwart,
through
Atlas,
,-_'.*.
Across
prep.
-
:
;l.->;!
A collection
.
\q*.y
of
|J'
maps
n.
Atmosphere,
The
.
At, prep.
near
:
In
from
;
^>
Disproportion:
-
all
.JxJ
-
-
events, ~<j^
all
any
;
^
ft
-
JKj
jfci? ;
-
;
^^
Jfl-
usjla -
;
;;
times
:
;
the atmosphere
Atom,
n.
;S
^b
:
:
'}
Atone,
^j
for
?^*
;
-
;
v.
^
To
-
:
To
i.
expiate
^c
Jfj
^
ease,
^.;-^l
^5
^
^ r i;T
n.
-
Jfi^-
(
j-
-
^j-
i-HsiHs
?,:-
4
;
;
times,
8
^>*y>
;
,*
& $
that,
;
Jfj.>
;
-
l
:
a.
a3.*J^
tx)
t ']^j
Atrocious,
ous
:
V.
.
il"^-
Black as ink
Wicked
f)^- )
^. J"i
'
;
hein-
"^
')'
(
Syn.
:
jblj-.
~
pre-
random,
;^
Agreement
-
Atramental,
once,
;^
answer
to
;
IfSL,
sure, J'
^v
:
:
J*$? *; * s &*>U**
expiation
Atrabilious, a. Meloncholic
:
;
plea-
f~
t
J*>tf
least,
length,
8
? V.^; ?-
agree
U-i
hand,
sent,
J>\jt>
particle
be physically divid-
as cannot
ed
Belonging to
:
Such a small
Atonement,
first,
a.
Atmospheric,
rate,
first sight, -v^i>
tf>)y.lJ
towards
;
^^-^
all,
-
-
-.loJjJJ
>
:
that
air
encompasses the earth
)yc
Asymmetry,
u t&3 <>. -
;
** ^ ur*
tosul*
of retreat
place
:
sep-
;
\**> -
\&*
;
tJl/U
-
Apart
i-#! -
:
shrewd
^.^
<-*)>)
ad.
Asunder,
y^
magnitudes,
Cunning
penetrating:
-
Infidel, unbeliever.
Athlete,
robust
a.
<>vs
denies the
:
f**
Syn.
bodies,
disbelief of a
ty.-jk
j$ |j^-
&*
One that
God
n.
Atheist,
science
the
treats of
The
n.
Atheism,
H?
Heinous, infamous, flagrant, outrageous, enormous, diabolical.
ATROCITY
ness
Horrible wicked-
n.
Atrocity,
S'tf -
:
ATTRACT
54
_IJJJ-oli
v.
Attend,
To
/.
U.O
Attendance,
A
n.
Atrophy,
wasting away
sence
t
:
:
Attach,
fasten
ority
t.
to take
;
to
;
join
JjaaU
U ;S
~^><f>
JbU
JjjS
GvS
-
*
A companion
.
:
1
..s*
Attention,
tion
to gain over
;
pre-
;
^^
^r*^
:
^y'xfii
To
)
legal auth-
by
.
$o
L>
to
Prep,
(
Service
.
Attendant,
v.
pay attention
-
:
Close applica-
.
regard
;
-
^
:
u
^
Ufcjjlj
re-
Care, heed, ttudy,
Syn.
Ujl .
UjJ
gard.
Attachment,
affection
Adherence
.
Attentive,
a seizure by virtue
;
of a legal process
Syn.
;
attention
Heedful
a.
paying
;
:
-
:
J^JU?
Affection, love, fondness,
Attenuate, v. f. To make thin;
to make slender
$
J*5; t^
-
:
devotion, predilection.
Attack,
fall
;
upon
Attain,
assault
r.
obtain
Syn.
:
An
n.
,
To assault to
^$ &*.!* - '>$ &1+*.
/.
-'.
To
t.
Obtain,
-
:
tenuating
-
achieve
to reach
;
w A)jr>.
:
to
;
Kf
*
y
\
pro-
acquire,
cure.
Acquisition
.
accomplishment
-
:
;
r.
To corrupt to
a crime
vyt* -
t.
:
Utfl
-
deavour
,
n.
vour
f.
A
To
:
^
$ ^a>
An
effort
:
Attend,
try
t.
accompany
To
^b
;
-
Attestation,
;
:
Act of
testimony
A
n.
^>
J*^*
n.
;
witness
bear
attest-
cot^i
:
:
garret
Attire,
.
Dress
decoration
;
;
-
J-a
wait
upen
J -*.
1
>
Posture or
n.
tion of a fig-ure
:
:
f *j
y^Jl
^o^
Attorney,
citor
Syn.
.
A
proxy
a soli-
;
Ji s j
:
Agent,
for,
-
$***
proxy, de-
to
;
:
Attract, v. /. To
wards to allure
:
^>-
posi-
;>"
-
-
to be present
;
tJ,J
Attitude,
te en-
^^ LT^J^
an endea-
Jfa*
v.
to certify
Attic,
c^**r!
To
t.
;
find guilty of
Attempt,
;
At-
-
:
J>rf^
_i^5
Attaint,
to
ing
Attainment,
v.
Attest,
Act of
n.
Attenuation,
;
draw
*^
-
to-
'^H
5
ATTRACTION
ing
Power of draw-
n.
Attraction,
allurement
;
Audience,
the
Having
power of drawing
enticing
;
v.
Audit,
To
t.
-
:
;
J^
L
<>*
>
r r"*'*
impute
To
ascribe
^' -
-
:
tiyS
to
;
vr~* -
-
ed
That which
.
attribut-
is
inherent quality
;
-
:
<-**)
attribute
:
for sin
Auger,
Attune, v. t. To put
to make musical
^
n.
$
13
)
Auburn,
.
Reddish
;
W uA^
brown
A
n.
Syn.
:
r
n.
Auctioneer,
sells
A
by auction
Audacious,
^4
Audacity,
dence
heard
a.
:
^;> siij)
Act
increase
-
:
of
^^1
enlargement,
extension, addition.
A
.
soothsayer
of
omens
-/ c*4^
:
a fore-
;
events
future
o'^
by
*-r
.
.xutf
:
BoW
Sw
^JUS
inselent
;
w*u
^c.f
Boldness
^
;
Augury,
A
n.
prediction
:
u-t*
who
person
-
-
:
Audible,
to
the highest bid-
property to
der
;
-
.
Increase,
:
of
sale
;
^ ^V
-
enlarge
M;i
:
Augur,
public
To
^.
Augmentation,
teller
Auction,
t-g
:
;
US- j~
-
:
f.
^-
:
Anything
Augment,
to
i^t*-*'-
iron instrument
boring holes
for
augmenting
tune
in
-
;)-
grief
;
>_i~U' -
:
assembly of hear-
An
.
increase
Abration
n.
Attrition,
-
-
J
:
tJy
:
Aught,
Assigning an
e>xJ
a.
Attributive,
:
Having the power
An
ft.
,
ers
-,
:
examiner of
a hearer
a.
Auditory,
of hearfng
Attribute,
per-
That may be
a.
t.
-o,
;
:
adjust account
An
.
accounts
ascribed
hearing
:
Auditor,
Attributable,
A
.
sons collected to hear
:-
a.
Attractive,
AUGUST
55
.
Syn.
^is
i
Proguostication, prediction,
:
n.
August,
the year
prophecy.
The
8th
month of
^- o^"
:
1
^v./
3'
.s
a.
Capable, of being
,X~V
-
^-j--'
,
a.
Great grand
:
;
majestic
:
AUGUSTNESS
Augustness,
Grandeur
.
A
n.
sister
A
Authoress,
:
..
v*
v
father's or mother's
~
-
:
-
The
n.
external
ear;
an appendage of the heart:
teo
j - silo. o
An
n.
Aurist,
^
w^
ear-doctor:
;
Having due
a.
Authoritative,
J^
-
>
authority
Auricle,
A. female author:
.
t
tjs~9 fcMw *
Aunt,
AUTOPSY
56
positive
Authority,
:
Legal power ; one
.
in authority; testimony
bility
:
;t*tf
- JJL, -
|
:
:
ern lights
Auspice,
Omen
.
appearance
able
*s*~
:
L
Severe;
c
Severity
.
mortification
:
-
Authorize,
make
To empower
t.
.
legal
:
worthy
;
ft.
.<~$
;
^a
^-u-
Genuine
legally attested
Autobiographer,
"jt3Z*
Authenticate, v.
mine as real and
true
trust-
;
^^^l
To
t.
deter-
:
J^.J-a"
IJ.J \^s>.^> .
n.
Authentication,
of authenticating
The
-
:
life:
Author,
^/.
The
.
Autobiography,
first
:
act
^-s-a
:
mover or
.
Jb
-JiA-
The
.
graphy of one's
life
oneself
&^
^^-
:
Autocrat,
reign
1
:
An
.
'
,<}**
*-$)""*)**
absolute sovesli^tj
:
Autograph,
handwriting
Automatic,
A
.
^ly
inde-
Supreme
.
bio-
written by
person's
1*
:
)*. .SJA.
a. Self
ly
own
i$.0 lij|
moving
:
GvJ
Genu-ineness
writer of anything
of his
JU tffcJjLI
-Iflj^ia
Automaton,
machine
:
Autonomy,
Authenticity,
;
to
One who
own
.
the story
writes
Autocracy,
- tU.X.
-
i<^<<3.
-
p\*.
pendent power
Authentic,
^.
^fci
jiDii ci^li.|
-*;'v*
harsh;
;
Austerity,
;
- isJoUo.
c'>*i:-* J?'';-*
a.
Austere,
*^
Lucky, favour-
a.
Auspicious,
-
t^v.
:
-^^
^*P
1
* Protection
-
:
favourable
;
o-21
:
y^a-
Establish-
Authorization,
ment by authority
to
:
-
^la.
Power, inflnence, force.
Syn.
.
The dawn K"j? - ^s^
Aurora,
The northern
Borealis,
Australis, The southlights
ti.
credi-
;
A
.
*M
n.
tion
:
n.
moving
J;5 c^S^
^!;
The power
self-government
Autopsy,
self
^ji.
of
:
Ocular demonstra-
AUTUMN
Autumn,
The
n.
of the year
season
third
decline
;
AVOIRDUPOIS
57
:
Aver,
v.
tively
p~y*
To
t.
declare
-
:
t^J
;!;>!
IJ;>
-
posi-
^Uj
U^J
A mean proporAverage,
tion a medium
gg 1*-;!
.
Autumnal,
autumn
f
Belonging to
a.
$
:
a.
Auxiliary,
^
)4?>V.-
Helping
u'j*-
Averment,
tion
assist-
;
:
;
Positive
ft.
^>
:
-
j
,
tant
helper
an
;
:
Averse,
The
of advan-
answer thejpurpose
to
;
To be
i.
willing
unfavourable
;
advantage
;
-
:
a.
useful
Advantageous
procurable
;
dislike
n.
ava-lansh,
large body of snow, earth
down
rolling
snows-lip
a
t
:
keep
A
;
;
birds
Syn.
^M
^j'
:
n.
An
gone
nig-
Depart
!
ye jyj
Avenge,
v.
t.
satisfaction
punish
Avenue,
;
-
:
n.
A
To
to
UJ
!
)g>
revenge
liJ
lor
Greediness
n.
;
5
V.)^
eager-
^
h'
Business
.
away
&.
/.
To shun
from
evacuate
be-
:
Ji-
:
or
-
,.1S
to keep
eschew to
to
;
iuj
;
,
to
annul
<?.
Capable of being
:
^
-
take
tf>w -
to
;
*>l
occupation
Avoid,
gardly, miserly.
interj.
away
enclosure
:
_^.;^
Covetous, greedy,
Avaunt,
turn
:
Avocation,
covetous
OjiJ
-
:
ness: intense desire:
gree-
Greedy of gain
a.
Avaricious,
-
^^
-
:
To
v. t.
off
Aviary,
b (Jo
,-A-
Covetousness
n.
diness after wealth
c^l^
horrence.
Avidity,
Avarice,
:
&c.
mountain
s#* 5
-
:
Antipathy, disgust, repugnance, hatred, ab-
Syn.
;
Avert,
Avalanche,
antipathy
;
_la.
^^Ue^b
,A>3
^^
-
:
-
:
Disinclination
n.
^
Sjo'J
Available,
ti
un-
;
j;i!y*U
:
IS?
Profit
.
of
-^
<~j+
Disinclined
a.
Aversion,
,
^VV
:
act
y/vi-s...
;
v.
rooting up
assis-
-
i_o ^-
Avail,
tage
A
;y!
^J^^ifll
Averruncation,
n.
asser-
just
:
to
Avoidable,
ix*
passage; an alley
avoided
:
A.
Avoirdupois,
of trees:
ti.
A
pound
E.-L'-S
weight
j-
}
.
aver'
of
contains
t*
-du'-poiz,
which
16
J^
one
ounces
:
AVOL \TION
fl w,-
X
_<.>'
5oy,>
,
AXIS
Awe,
^)
i_>
Flying away
".
Avolation,
clare
v.
affirm
maintain
to
;
To
t.
;
:
to de-
fear
$$\
Syn.
^>j>
^ ,*
:
Ter-
struck,
:
!y& l;i
-
l
s>i)
~*?^
inspiring, Impressing with
,1),1
Avouch,
*
)*
rified
:
Reverential fear
n.
-
0,1 3
:
Reverence, dread, veaeration.
Avow,
To
t.
z>.
-
to confess:
declare opcnry
b - $
jtf
^
'
''>
;
*fM
Avowal,
tion
An open
'i.
Ji^s!
:
manner
Await,
for
;
v.
To
t.
be
to
G
Awake,
an
^^
:
expect
?
Jx"
-
-
stj
For some time:
a</.
Awkward,
gant
-
:
a.
U5
inele-
Clumsy;
^j
Awkwardness,
ness
GjS
Awl,
a
for
in
;
-
:
Awhile,
J*^
;Uiw!
:
U^Cii
state ol vigilance
-
to wait
;
Not sleeping
.
kjttf
open
&f
in store for
s>
-
:
declara-
b ^si
In
ad.
Avowedly,
Awful, a. That which strikes
>-& c*A*.iwith awe
-Jl*J ^*
A
.
instrument
pointed
bering holes
A
n.
Awniflg,
!j*>
Clumsi-
n.
:
,*'-
:
cover
spread
over a boat or vessel to keep
Awaken,
-
sleep
To
'^V
:
v.
,
A
.
1
To
t.
determine
-
;
V
^
1
i''*
"
adjudge;
;>"
'>?
from
rouse
-
; :
off the weather:
'^
to
Cauopy,
Syn.
Awry,
^^
#
.
u>jj;>
Award,
Judgment; sentence;
'/.
determination
Awarder,
ly
n.
One who
determines
evenly
judicial-
Axe,
a.
An
n.
(Prep, of.) Watchinformed of attentive :
ful
;
Away,
;
ad.
y*la- #*
>*
a.
rf *
-
At a distance; absent:
j * //".
)j
Begone
!
To make
with,
Axiom,
un-
:
instrument consist'
metal
head,
-
:
;*"
**?
with a
-
l
^>
A
n.
^
J*>
self-evident truth:
Maxim, adage.
Syn.
Axis,
:
The arm-pk;
n.
Axila,
Obliquely
Apalling
sharp edge
Aware,
straight:
<:.i*iJ
ing of a
:
Net
:
Awsomc,
:
tilt.
ad.
a.
n.
The
inary,
revolves
on
:
line, real
which
or imag-
a
<^
body
-
-
AXLE
Axle,
The
n.
BACKSLIDE
59
on
bar of iron
which a wheel turns
Azimuth,
!;>
Azoic,
***
Ay,
Yes
ad.
-
J>
:
Aye,
!*/.
Always;
Baa,
v.
i.
-
*T*!
for ever
An
n.
instrument
-
:
a.
astronomical
:
Without
organic remains
U U>
Azure,
Blue
a,
life
without
;
n^tf
:
blue
faint
;
:
&ix+i>
:
B
To
cry like a sheep
'V
Babble,
child
crets
To
t.
to second
like a
backward
to tell se-
;
U
-
.Saw
J
jL,
Idle talk
-
:
^
^
e**? c*tf
prattle
to talk idly
;
:
n.
,
v.
:
gx.u.&$ ^> *
When one
one's
t5ik'o
*
}
% * To
b
teller
.
An
idle
of secrets
young child
Babel,
disorder
largest
-
^i
;'$=>
-
A monkey
kind
;
a
<Kaw
:
to
ad.
Again
of the
v.
Backbite,
the absent
n.
Infancy
Bacchanal,
:
:
^
A
.
Syn.
drunken
Drunken
To
tit*.
J.w
BaccivofOUS,
;->
Bachelor,
ed
-
^
censure
Defame, maligen, slander, libal.
n.
The
Backbone,
Backfriend,
:
spine
n.
A
secret
:
J
o^
o
A man
unmarri-
1;',?
w.
body
The
;
IsiKU
hinder part of
the rear
:
<s^j
. m^-..,
*'$.>
**>
^
?
enemy:
t
#!,"-
Living on
a.
:
Back,
the
.
:
:
*
t
berries:
:
of,
child-
;
a drunkard:
a.
to
* Behind
To
t.
;
h^lp
give
^
Bacchic,
To
,
fall
out
change the mind
^>'^
<s^.f.
To turn
*
To
%
to
;
<&?+.t
one's, Not
Back,
'**$
:
J^
^*
*#.+
:
the oars,
8
M*.
:
;
-rt''?
;
forget
tJ^.,
absent
is
:
:
reveller
srVe
infant
^1
Babyhood,
hood
:
-
V;
An
:
n.
a
put
^*j^-
cast behind the
recede
Confusion of sounds
.
Baboon,
.
;
-/ Jy&
:
/
Babe, Baby,
talker
^To
-
Behind
<
,
JjS
to
;
tjo !;^~
:
To row backward
Babbler,
To mount;
t.
[),
(
to support
;
Backgammon:
n.
hind shade
Backslide,
apostatize
v.
;
n.
The
*^-
:
L
^;*
To
*jkt^.j.>
A game
K
played with dice:
Background,
f+j>
i
j*-*^!
part be-
ty)#?$
fall off
:
^^--Uu
to
^
BACKSLIDER
Backslider,
An
n.
apostate
Backstairs,
Backward,
slow
Private stairs
Behind
a.
unwilling
;
:
time
in
Baggage,
:
*L
-
_>a: <L
.
BALANCE
60
:
an army
a flirt
;
Bagpipe,
;
Bacon,
n.
Bad,
hurtful
A
n.
"
)
:
'-'Vj*
)
.
A hand at, tf jtf
to the, To fall
ways
-
:
*"""
'
7*'
) *...
*
i^
*
bad
To
be in
looks, To lose favour
with one
j-*
;"! ^ c'j}^
^
:
til*
\
n.
mark
distinctive
released
-
:
Bait,
v.
,
Capable
bail
:
of being
utJt..i
:
subordinate
To
f.
animal
a.
^4>)
*;^
set to allure
ani-
:
Meat
n.
Jtf
officer:
put meat to tempt
mals to a snare ; a temptation
Baize, n. A kind
woolen cloth
-M>
n.
A
small animal like
Badinage,
n.
Light or
Badger,
r.
Baffle,
;
v.
harden by heat
^&J->
To
/.
to foil
:
Baker,
bread
VV
-
:
playful
*'j
;
to
Bakery,
n.
to
;
&
One who
n.
:
bakes
^ o^
^f))
j'-*-
frustrate
j*r:
-
:
:
coaase
of
To cook
/.
j>
:
discourse
crush
^ <^}*t
surety
;
on
A
Bailiff, n.
Bake,
hog
-^;^
:
worn on the person
a
:
Security
To go
into
*;V *
n.
Bailable,
;
one's
Badge,
musical instru-
)j~
wicked
;
unfortunate
;
Bail,
uXii $
:
Not good
a.
;
flesh of a hog
and dried
salted
woman
ment, consisting of leathern
bag and pipes
The
luggage of
:
-
-
The
.
a worthless
A bakehouse
:
J
J;
Balance, n, A pair of scales
*
y)f * .Surplus weight^
"
*
Equipoise
^33 f*
^Ji'tf
* (<dsf.)
Remainder
:
frustrate,
Balk,
Syn.
disap-
^
:
point, defeat.
:
Ant.
Aid,
promote, support,
assist,
Bag,
v.
t.
To
to capture
'">
Jo #
A
encourage.
put
-
:
Libra
into
^j>
a bag
^
sack or pouch
:
,
;
>
^*A
I
-
';j>
v.
ance
o ;<
;
^,\,
^K
^1;
:
/.
To
-
weigh in a
to render equal
*
To
cf^'ytf*
:
bal-
fO-^'j--
lose one's
To get confusd:
C ;J
^ '7^*
.
BALANCER
of trade, The
try
in
difference
the
and imports of a coun-
:
i-L
^-^
The person
that
<-K-
j'J-J
3
n.
Something put
bottom of the ship
it
keep
Ballet,
n.
Balancer,
weighs any thing
A
n.
Balcony,
-V;
:
Hairless
a.
inelegant
Baldness,
on the head
A
ft.
-
ta.il
;
v.
bale
out
bundle of goods
Misery
.
. i~.j
i~^e..
A
n.
beam
-
-
calamity
jf.
A
o.>
:
in
(
i^
ointment;
fragrant
which
^.
^_\^
soothes
or
:
a.
Fragrant
soothing
;
-
Ji*
:
(A)l
;b
a
Balsam,
tf-)
r$-**
A
n.
;
balm
an
;
aro-
matic healing substance
* A kind of flower
^i-i;
J
v.
fire,
iU- #
:
A
barrier
Balustrade,
staircases
A
Bamboo,
an
;
dancing
Ballad,
:
A
//.
Ballarag,
threaten
v.
;
range of
railing
n.
An
3
:
-
l^j
!;i**
Indian reed
jointed stem
:
\s&
disappoint
:
Bamboozle,
Any round body
^/.
bullet
;
with a hollow,
'
(
A
.
small pillars for a support in
j^Z^i*
:
^**
:
:
A
ridge of land divid-
To
t.
^
:
to
Ball,
.
Balmy,
:
*.
disappointment
,
used
little ball
mitigates pain
bale
:
i_^ #
:
;
!
ing two fields
A
the
in
:
funeral pile
Balk,
in
^
A
n.
anything
:
Bale,
d^>
make up
* To
'iajJ'j
:
gas-inflated
float
laoJtf
j~
To
t.
dancing,
&A*
Balm,
soft
,
A
.
giving votes
J^^*-
:
exhibi-
:
Ballot,
Having no hair
a.
Baldpated,
music,
'fa
;
of hair
tf '^-H
:
.
tfj*^.
Want
.
inelegance
Bale,
-
'>.
:
theatrical
to
^SU-JJ
Balloon,
1*
^
,.&
globe of silk to
unadorned
;
A
.
:
&c.:
^>
air
Bald,
steady
with
tion
frame or gallery
window
before a
^y
*!j
:
at
Ballast,
value between the ex-
money
ports
BANNS
61
;
a
-
^^
Ban,
^
-
little
t.
song
To
^Ii
-
A
/.-
-
;
to
$&*.
:
deceive
-
^
public notke
A
curse
:
j^'
:
*
;
(5yj
-
-i*'
(
a^S
:
bully
tJK^o
n.
(
;
To
t.
impose upon
entertainment of
-^-^-
v.
^'r
j
\
Banns,
n. pi.
Marriage notice
:
BANANA
Banana,
and
its fruit
Band,
plaintain tree
%$
:
A bandage
n.
a
;
*j/
^
tie:
va-cU*.
A body of men
# A party of musicians
*
.*"
-
The
.
BAtfYAN
:
:
Bangle,
ankles
To
/.
.
together
'V
Bandage,
used
A
.
up wound
fillet
a
;
A
.
outlaw
a
;
wayman
Bandog,
in
-
A
n.
length
a
;
Syn.
^
-
dog
large
,
To
<J>
:
l
;
Bane,
ruin
-
:
^t'*:'
a.
Baneful,
tructive
to
Bang,
club
,
:
n.
To
/.
to
thump
8^
^>$
-^<i>
-
traffics
Wj>*
Failure
flag
;
a streamer
-
~ lc
A
in
^s-&\- *>*)>*
:
:
.
j$$
Jlj
feast
-
:
!
;
->***
oii^i
:
entertainment,
Meal,
treat.
mischief
;
v.
;
J"(f -
beat
;
;
desl,>
with
rally
j
:
upon
play
-
fy J'>Rally,
cule.
Ridicule
n.
Banter,
joke,
(
ridi-
jest,
;
to
;
>? ^~>*>
raillery
:
j*}
a
Bantling,
infant
:
To
/.
:
Syn.
-
Heavy blow
!;lS
-
:
n.
A
n.
any
;
-
:
man unable
A.
.
trade-insolvency
Syn.
Poisonous
z/.
water
;K,>U
Bankruptcy,
Banquet,
fro
^^ ^
;-a-
i
on
rising
:
pay his debts
:
:
-
:
-
:
Bankrupt,
Banter,
Poison
n.
5
^^
:
One who
.
>jw
and
beat to
words, To argue
:
,
0^5
**~;
money
deposit
Banker,
in money
<->!
:
xi
A
z.
earth
place to
a standard
Crooked
a.
Exile
n.
heap of earth piled up
Banner,
Bandy,
.
Exile, expel, trantporC.
:
high-
JiJ
,i'j
away
to exile
:
.^i
^j.;
Banishment,
The
Bank,
A
large rat of
robber
:
- J-o
(Banditti) An
//.
.
Go
each side of the
J^-j
India about a foot
Bandit,
roller
binding
:
Bandicoot,
-
^j,*.
drive
from one's country
.
dressing and
in
To
t.
;
^ ^&l
-
r s'j.
:
v.
fia
-
!jS
J&>,
'
unite
;
to associate
ornamental
-
:
Banish,
^.k.
,
An
.
ring worn upon the arms and
;
Banyan,
fig
:
n.
A
a baby
*.
A
child
little
:
kind
-
Ji
-
;
an
*>
of Indian
*^>
t^
j>
BAPTISM
Baptism,
A
.
Christian
rite
performed by immersion or
sprinkling
ters
baptism
v.
Baptize,
I
He
n.
Baptist,
^W*>
I*
-
wine, To
wine
Bar,
A
n.
entrance
*~^-
christen
Barberry,
^^>*
TO
v'^
Bare-faced,
not masked
pudent
-
Ij^
:
stationed
are
!;^ * The
for
:
a
in
space
tavern
^
*
to shut
;
exclude
lj>J
-
5'^
:
one
.
- U'ikJ
The sharp backward
point of an arrow or
Barbarian,
&
.
a.
Barbarism,
fish
hook
An
n.
state or condition
-
:
savage
Bargain,
.
inhumanity
Barbarous,
ignorance
*
Savageness
,*=)
:
.
v-
<d -
Savage
ca
:
;
t-ia.j
cruel
;
"
)
contract
sale
thing bought or sold
j
loads
A
n.
Bargown,
.
or
Jy
;lj5
boat for
ji
'kij~-
carrying
^^ J 1
a yacht
:
:
A
Bark,
The
.
ing of a tree
jti ,cl!;
court dress
-
small ship
v.
,
-*
or
:
:
*A
'fa \~j4*
strip off the bark
'^-^
:
cover-
J^
*#
:
To
t.
skin
:
Bark,
of a
v.
-
fy^
To make
i.
dog
n.
Barley,
:
'"^'
ley
:
*5te
inch
Barm,
A
$ f*
.
mented
^j? ^
kind of grain
A
.
*
;
A
liquors
^
:
an
third of
';
*"
^ * ?jl
;
Yeast; the frotb of
:
f* 5
grain of bar-
*^^-
:
the noise
li
:
:
the
;
-
:
Jo
>5
;
. taii
obstructions
A
.
nearly
JiCi^
agreement concerning
Barleycorn,
Barbarity,
^
;
uncivilized
;
im-
;
ty
;
^
-
o^-
a. Full of
Barful,
or skin
A
*L^iiU ^- a-;
uncivilized:
face
'j^
^o*>
JT'
Barb,
>i;J tL
-
4
:
with the
shameless
;
:
To
/.
.
^''V
fasten with a bar
to
ilto
.
rr
Barge,
;
:
:
(Co
.
A^S
oiL.
where liquors are served out
in or out
:
ol^ - ye\
uncovered
;
a.
whole body
a
licensed in
lawyers
o-l!^ M^ * The encourt
of
5
a minstrel
;
ad. Scarcely
merely
closed
^
-
fasten a
Barely,
:
poet
Naked
a.
Bare,
^'^
trial
A
.
laid
hinder
to
a bolt to
prisoners
occupa-
^sao-
Piperidge bush
.
lyfc
wood
of
an obstacle
;
:
Jb$
Bard,
t-fjj#The place in court where
door
One whose
.
to shave
is
:
*
^h-
J>^.
passage
;
s
<
^au
piece
a
across
tion
mix water with
M-
:
Barber,
adminis-.
f
UjS
^-''-^
*~^
:
^'^.^
To
t.
l
that
:
J
*t
water
with
BARM
63
fi
-
fer-
;**
BARN
A
n.
Barn,
place or house
hay, or straw
Barnacle,
c^^
:
A
.
for
a
;
^;-
Baron,
_^Vftm. Baroness, A
.
:
!>f"
degree of nobility
viscount
^i'
:
a baron
The
.
baron
^ vV
:
Barouche,
^
**^
;'*
next
:
^;'^
Barque,
masts
>
:
A
.
soldiers
.
:
*!*?
K"
law
A
n.
I
;
T
Jjl^
^A."
Basal,
:
Jj
Barren,
scanty
<>.
;
cask
- \~>^>
in
,
v.
little
Bottom
-
:
IM^
;
jJ
foundation
:
figure stands
:
;
Mean
value
illegitimate
;
;
of
j'-),
:
born, Born of low parent-
-J
:
-
^
v'r^ ;H
-
f-
a hollow
;
;
;J
vile
**>'
:
a.
-
-
J-*'^
Without
J-*!
:
The
Basement,
.
,tj-
founda-
4 -^
15
a.
Bashful,
sheepish
;
Very
timid
:
<L
lowest story
^ a^*
*a^
of a building:
J
sterile;
;-'
;
Baseless,
tion
measure
a
;
Unfruitful
dull
:
*.s'-**
:
Constituting the base
a.
on which a
line
^sft
Foul practice
of beer 36 gallons
Uibr
by exchange
To exchange
t.
n.
Base,
-
c,yJtU
(
j
A
n.
v.
J^~^
with a
:
Barrel,
carriage
:
Huilding to lodge
**.;
;/.
n. Traffic
Barter,
age
Barratry,
:
;
situated at the base
T-" ^c'tf^
^*.
Barrack,
tij
of a
vessel with three
:
a boun-
- J>a- -
*>y*
***?
-
(ba-roosh\
top
:
Barrister, n. A counsellor at
law an advocate
title
;'i
four-wheeled carriage
falling
;
.
The domain
n.
Barony,
obstruct
Barrier, n. A defence
dary; an obstruction:
,
below a baron
To
f.
A small
Barrow,
moved by the hand
dignity of
:^;V. **<*
Baronet,
v.
Barricade,
next to a
j-J
The
n.
Baronage,
:
instrument
determining the weight of
the atmosphere
Barricade, n. A fortification
- <ij '*
hastily made; a bar
o^*^-
:
An
ft.
*
shell-fish
bird like a goose
Barometer,
for
sort of grain
up any
laying
BASHFUL
^-^
^jjJ
modest;
-
;to
W
BASHFULNESS
BATTER
65
Coy, timid, shy, timor-
Syn.
in
ous.
n.
Bashfulness,
Modesty
to
;
r>~
The
n.
Basil,
er's tool
An
with a stick
Bastion,
aromatic plant
slightly
:
;
A
.
<-
J
,,-. i^yC/
bulwark
*
:
A
uJU
Basin,
small
pond
%
'/^
^)v>
A
.
Bat,
crested serpent
hollow
-
* That part of a
country through which a river
-
A
winged animal
]^^
:
A
*
flows
^
:
k<i
.-
a-i-^-
Batch,
baked
n.
Quantity of bread
at
one time
?
Bask, v. i. To lie
to warm oneself
-
sun
;
v? ^
4
\'>\
toG
Basket,
A
.
made
vessel
twigs, rushes &c. a hamper
of
:
5
vtf ^
Bas-relief,
low relief
n.
A
To
f.
in
sculpture
:
lessen
to cut off
;
:
Bath,
A
n.
ablution
Bathe,
iJ^
.^.
J-e
To wash
:
ijty
Bat-table,
vation
.
1
Glx4$
place for bathing
f.
mersion
ret-
-
:
v.
to
;
:
UAJ
- lo - o(tl)
in the
:
v.
ground-
;
o
number
;
K'da-
rench
Foundation
:
club:
produced or despatched
Bate,
n.
a
like
flat
1
u*)**
^j)t*
Basis,
work
.
mouse
a
;
<^'*l
:
GA
_X>|
p~$
vessel
a dock
;
:
o
.
>
4
n,
~&*S
:
Vvi
Basilisk,
:
Sound beating
n.
Bastinado,
J yjlfc
;U>^
:
of a join-
slope
sew
^
-
:
roasting
.
-
;
-
^/^.
by imUY..J
Capable of
j~
culti-
:
;;
A
body of troops
of
about
800 men
consisting
Battalion,
.
:
Bass,
&c.
A
n.
^^
:
child
*
A
Battel,
fish
:
,.->
i-OJ
^-^
An
*.
Bastard,
A
mat made of rushes
The account
.
student's
expenses
college in
Oxford
:
of a
in
*
any
3;ji-^?
illegitimate
a'
:
<,T*'>
Bastardize,
v.
one a bastard
Baste,
stick
.
;
A
t.
:
To
To
-^
determine
.5-'^
^!^j' J-! ,$
Batten,
/.
t'.
To grow
;!;>
beat
lo drip butter
with a
on meat
E.-U
fat
:
IJjC
A To beat down
Batter,
wear out
.
:
G.i
G^.
;
to
BATTER
A
n.
Batter,
mixture of
water, eggs, &c.
BE
66
flour,
Bawdy,
^^
<-.**!
:
Bawl, f
An
n.
Battering-ram,
for beating down
v
engine
walls
^^
:
A
.
line of
cannov
a raised work for cannons
"
i~.
x*
for
Battle,
ment
A
fight
-
,
:
To
^
>F?
contest
wins
^>
*
^1, ^
To
-KjS *U*.
:
A drawn, A
which
^->
:
v.
pitchwhich the
in
^y
:
fixed
combat,
encounter.
bark as a dog
* To shut in
^^
:
Brown
.
chestnut
A
n.
weapon
in battle
Bayadeer, Bayadere,
In
.
the East Indies, a professional
dancing
-
:
girl
Bayonet,
.
Battlement,
embrasures
Bauble,
;
A
n.
;
a
.
A
wall
bulwark
trifling
play-thing
:
Be,
A
.
.
~$^
wkh
ii; *
^ly*
;-*
short swerd
end
musket
:
become
;
of a
exist
-
after,
:
be
u j- j~x
be involved
off
!
:
t>yt
"
A
procurer or pro-;
,.-,
ua
^
To
U,*
in
:
ra for,
li-i^ *
Go away ;V J& * To
at ease, To be dis-
*
be
To
^^
the alert,
watchful
us^ ^
1
cr
f*\*
:
To on
.
:
To
:
:
'
faggot
be
*
in search of:
To
*
u,
To
J>-
\>jt>
To
turbed in mind
A
'*; -^-r*
about,
in
To
ill
n.
to
;
'^?-yt
:
To
engaged
J**>
piece of
To
'.
remain
to
:
j*->
curess
to
inclining
:
Peace, truce, concord.
anciently used
Bawd,
:
^W
fixed at the
Battle-axe,
Bavin,
S
;
at
^J ^^-> >-**
Engagement,
fight,
finery
^''j'
To
i.
a thief
neither
u'^*-^
^* A
l
;
battle
positions
Ant.
So
:
engage-
enemies have taken up
Syn.
*!;
At,
*
;
hard pressed as to be compelled to turn round and face
,
attack
in
A
^ i^
y
f*
:
:
K
:
window
a
window,
1U5 ^r>
,
ed
of the sea
laurel tree
outwards
jutting
%
S;Kj
inlet
the pursuer
an
;
jti^- Jly
*
(S
party
4 *>
j
*
;
>*i
hoot; to cry with
:
# The
*^;>J
otf)
^loxj ^5jS
//.
^S>
electric
:
give,
G ;>
an
originating
current
:
# An apparatus
y?
- *.:',*.
;
An
n.
Bay,
obscene
;
v'j*
To
/.
.
Filthy
:
vehemence
gte-
Battery,
a.
unchaste
:
V
;Vr-yt
at a loss,
BEACH
To be undecided
UyD ufr
To
*
-
:
^^
I5j
at large,
ed S,
.>
:
To
I
daggers
To
*
^
:
Jo
ja>
A
n.
garden vegetable
^
A
n.
Bear,
rough
mal s^j ;/#* A
out of
L--WJJ ^.
*
To
out of sorts, To be
ununwell
^jfc JjJ * To
-
,
f.
To
/.
Support
To
carry
to
:
endure
der a cloud, To be
15
:
suspect-
To no
*
t_<ji-
j
more, To be dead
The
n.
Beach,
strand
A
a height
warning of
give
signal-fire
;
:
A
.
.
another
Beagle,
;
small
Beadsman,
:
.
a light-
;te tr-^l'
;l*i-
-
c>^5
for
ball
^
-
:
One who
/
A
on
raised
signal
to
counting prayer
for
J&.L,
;
n.
Bead,
the
;
-
lis
Beacon,
house
*!*;
shore
:
danger
:
^b
-
prays
to-^lyi. pxx-J
contain
mouth
Beam,
The
of a bird
n.
of timber
~
<$$
bill
A
;
or
a
:
of light
:
:
horny
peak
;
a
horizontal piece
used in buildings
o;*^ * The part
balance
^53
^
^
un^xl.
To
or
produce
suffer
:
$3
To
*
!j-
To
*
^-
:
#
bring
To
^j^^ *
Uyt
:
To
#
o~ab;j *
To
tend
:
liiauJ
:
*
forth
To overcome by
down,
0?
force
^K * To out,
To confirm tif *& * To
up, To be ftrm to>; JiL.- *
To endure
To with,
To a
IY.
o*ib^> #
G^J
>To
hand,
help
; ifTo
the
^**
with, To
play
:
:
:
l
V.
damage ^'^>^ a''**^ * To
in mind, To remember
:
:
n.
Beard,
on the
,
v.
The
lips
t.
^To
n.
garden,
:
p.
i.
^y
hair that
and chin
^
grows
-
:
J*y
hound
small
with which hares are hunted
Beak,
ti$$;
:
savage ani-
hold
^
:
:
-
ri-
a disorderly gathering
:
ed
-
:
at sixes
b
Bean,
|
|
To
*
^y*-^
j
ene-
bitter
and sevens, To be
order
\j$
5
be unrestrain-
*
}"
J^.
.
at
drawn, To be
mies
BEAST
67
*
of
A
iW -
a
ray
*'i
To
To oppose
:
o
15
the lion in his den,
attack
son at his
Bearer,
thing
Beast,
.
a dangerous per-
own
A
quarters
carrier
of any-
:
n.
*
:
;
K>o fe
A quadruped -*r'^
A brutal naan
:
BEASTLY
Brutal
a.
Beastly,
BECfclPPLE
68
Beauteous,
:
filthy
;
a.
Lovely; elegant
-
y^i,
v.
Beat,
mer
drum
to
-
strike
overcome
to
;
To
/.
;
v.
,
To
i.
-
fi *
Beautiful,
w.
Beautify,
embellish
to
;
^f^~-^
handsome
;
:
;
- U|
'SiSjQi
- l>'$
Fair
a.
U^U
dash against
UJjaa
:
Uxo
.
U'rpj
throb
knock
to
t-^JU .
:
ham-
to
;
:
To
J&"
about, To search
* To about the bush,
To talk in a round about
:
n.
Beauty,
-
To
/.
adorn
to^ *-^j
:
-
to
;
sl^^
'5^s
Loveliness, grace
A
n.
Spot,
small
:
black
?>
manner
To
'-;
:
fat
>
;
3'.-\4
back, To
*
$.&
to
compel
'
retire
:
'J^
is**-^
'.-!
l
xiD
<^?^> *
To down, To depress Wj*;
'o$
to lower
^ * To a re-
on the
put
patch
heighten beauty
animal valued
-
:
An
n.
Beaver,
To
treat,
^
-
retire
-
:
To
*
s '"
^f-y
S*>
'-
To
regulate time in music
'
motion of
the
for its fur
foot
toi
:
To
*
J'~
beaten out, To be
ed
:
uc* *
!J'>
repel
To
A
.
A
t_>)^
*
police
man
&c.:
To
throb
on
this
account
The
a.
:
^*;
;'
Jl
a
fig
^
:
Beck,
Beckon,
A
obscure
To make happy
UjJ ,_A,i
Beatitude,
edness
:
->i>!
(bo)
;
.
.
Felicity
ft
;
-
^-j-^
A man
a gallant
-
:
--
sign or
v.
nod
To make
f.
IT
Making happy.
y. /.
-
:
:
8jla!
a sign
:
^;^
$
!n^; ; JIA
Bej.tify.
:
(Pro. Bck-a-fiko).
f&>\ -O!
eater
Becloud,
a fop
n.
Beccafico,
.
round of
i.il^
Beatific,
mind
be
off,
a
stroke,
.Jyt-i
^,1
>/. For this reason;
Because,
ULji Ufc
-
Beau,
to quiet the
:
exhaust-
:
Beat,
motion
:
gj
keep from
To
A
z>.
,jl>
J"
time,
by
hand or
the
Becalm,
to
-
amphibious
:
;
face
^
:
^*-
bless-
*a)^*
of dress
-
Become,
,
v.
f.
v.
;
;
to
a.
seemly
:
suii/; oT
pass
another
Becoming,
per
To
/.
To
i.
state to
To bedim
/.
$
:
from one
U,c
:
Suitable
-
pro-
;
^"V*
-
^
yy~
;
Becripple,
f.
/.
To make lame
:
BED
Something to sleep on
j^b^ - ~> # The channel of
n.
Bed,
Beer, n. Liquor
and hops
:
a river
^
^
:
^%* Apiece
garden
u^
i
-
.An
Beetle,
of ground in a
[>
A
'
,
i
B^-Uifl^L,
mallet
v.
,.,,
,.
o deliver a child
Bedaub,
Bed-chamber,
rest
bed
:
n.
The
v.
to
.
;
.
To
t.
&. /.
Before,
ad.
;L>
To deck;
t.
ILo J^>\^
:
To happen
t.
Befool,
lier
_<ijV
adorn
,
suit
to
Ado>-n, decorate ,embellish, beautify.
Ant.
Deform, desfigure,
Bedim,
v.
obscure
Bedlam,
t.
A
.
ear-
;
-
:
J*?U
;
a</.
antecedently
v.
Befoul,
!
aid
:
Previously
^
:
;
^ ?%
f\
To make
t.
v.
fringe
To
t.
-
^
z>.
A
to
Befringe,
four-winged
in
;
foul
;
to
favour
;
to
SO1 ^
15
mad-house
onward
prep. Further
To
:
&
5>-
adorn with
U
:
^ y^
:
Beg,
Bee,
:
a fool of:
i
spoil,
To make dim
A
become
Sooner than
Beforehand,
moisten gent-
:
n.
to
:
in time past
;
Befriend,
To
t.
to
;
^
To make
mar.
v.
to
&
front of:
I5l.
-
Syn.
Bedew,
l^y^
:
materials of a
:
Bedeck,
wings
The chamb-
.
s.
Bedding,
its
say?
:
room appropriated
er or
)
jJ
To besmear
/'.
.
v.
Befit,
U<*.
:
v';~
*)?.
>
....
...
of malt
~
:
occur to
To be brought to,
151^ *
made
insect with hard
covers for
*
Befall,
the bedding:
-
:
* A stratum:
&*" $ o>h*i
:
BEGGAR
69
To
/.
upon alms
insect
which makes honey and wax
.
ask alms
;
to live
-'*CU
:
:
,
v,
To beseech
i.
:
-
'
nearest distance between twoplaces
Beef,
n.
bull or
:
',
The
cow
^
uCjijJ
flesh
;
^^
of 'an
oi,l $
J,o b
ox,
Be S et
P
:
5
v
'
'
'
To
G
d uce
"
g*061 416
^'
'>
'*)'
to
**
\
Beggar,
,jn>
Bee-hive, n. The case or box
in which bees are
kept
J^.
r
!
alms
*To
;
n.
One who Hves upon
a mendicant
:
description,
yend one's power;
1j! -
to
jJ3
be be-
to descrtbe
BEGGARY
adequately
)*>
:
n.
Beggary,
70
Indigency
BELIAL
portment
<
;
ce
v.
and
<-.
to enter
:
new
To commen-*
/.
n.
Beginner,
at tempter
To sever
An
n.
An
unexperienced
a novice
;j-1 y
Beginning,
The
.
first
cause
To bind
/.
surround
to
;
:
;**
depart
Go
//I^A/.
;
<*-
!
injunction
:
r.
-
(*.
of:
:
Behindhandt
Behold,
with a
He Job
Ujx$?
Begone,
U?
:
d-jljJD
,
s
5,il
r;
U
-
away
H*. -
To
/.
>*
look
:
Beholden, a. Obliged
Behoof, n. Advantage;
profit
Behoove,
to
-
&#$
:
To
v
v.
be necessary
Gyt> f'J$
Being,
son existing
j>i*5u-o.l
benefit
j5
for
;
J^
Syc
-
I5yc
;
- &jol
fit
-
:
Existence
.
:
be
for
;
^^ uUi
at &&*
-
^auj
!
^S
yc
P.
In arrears
a.
:
:
origin :commencement;source:
girdle
the head
:
:
r.
Ju.
y
Behind, /r<r/. At the back
,431.0 * Inferior to
backward
Begird,
-
f^
- \>J
yi~,
/.
v.
from the body
Behest,
upon something
:
- LJfU>3
t*>
Behead,
Begin,
^
:
-
-.'*-
._
the per-
;
:
Begotten, //. of Beget; generated
produced
;
'*
-
:
To
A
r.
to!;
lj.5
LjJD
Begrime,
-
'JJ..J
with
soil
Belabour,
ly
;
gel
''*'*)*
Belay,
Begrudge,
v.
To
t.
envy the
possession of:^^!5.l5laxj.i j
Beguile,
v.
to delude; to
amuse;
r.
place in
:
to dupe:
Behalf,
Favour
.
convenience
benefit
- v>^.j
:
To
/.
To
/.
.
-
;
JeU
Syn.
up
crt-
old
)
:
-
:
'*;
^ ;S5
woman a
:
w.
'^7
eject
,*
to block
V.
to
;
-
i^'^
:
wind from
An
:
to cud-
;
<>VS* _-^.
block up
ambush
Beleaguer,
;
^
" l^XJLj ~
Belch,
the stomach
hag
Delude, deceive, cheat.
ply diligent-
W)
v.
Beldam,
Syn.
To
/.
.a.
To impose upon
t.
v.
to beat soundly
/.
}*
;
***
To
^))
-
Iv j?
besiege
;
ij^s^^*
Blockade, besiege, euviron.
Behave,
to
.
conduct
or
t.
;
;'.
to act
To
carry
;
Belfry,
n.
A
bell-tower
-
Wickedness
'*^
:
i*
:
Belial,
Behaviour,
n.
Conduct
;
de-
devil:
/'.v*
;
the
Belie,
v.
To show
t.
BENEFICE
71
BELIE
to
be
v.
Belong,
false:
perty of
Belief,
faith
^1
-
v\+>.\
:
Believe,
v.
To
/.
confide in
to regard as true
$f
:
Bejike, ad. Likely
!
:
Under
ad.
Below,
:
ferior in dignity
bear
*
,
mire
*)^
u^*
:
v.
;
bewail
-
Belladonna,
perennial herb
Belle,
(M)
n.
A
poisonous
*>"
in court
)*
.
(bel-let-tr,)
.
bells:
One who fixes
iM
iStf&V
3
literature
//. Polite
<3\*
:
Warlike
^X
'-'!
-
&*
:
a.
Waging war
V
Bellow,
bull
z>.
An
.
copper and
/.
tin
;
v.
t.
to incline
long seat
the
Bellows,
To
womb
.
:
^^r^'
-
:
^i>
:
;
An
-
:
;
to)
v?li- UtaJ G U^ ty
Beneath, prep. Under unwor-
;
thy of
ing
;
lower in rank
n.
;
:
Act of
kind wishes
of
bless-
:
a
Jo
^<
instrument
donation
:
&\$-*>
Benefactor,
fers
A
n.
Benefaction,
w
like
^
fire: -
crooked
subdue
to
*
alloy
roar
>;K5
used to blow the
Belly,
to
;
body of judges
To make
Uv$
:
/*
0^.
:
1
:
*JJ
seat for the judges
Benediction,
Bell-metal,
^J z* j^S?
A gay young lady:
Bell-hanger,
Belligerent,
with
>
lament
-
J?
-
&*
To
-
^ ^.
^>
-
$
A
.
* The
Bend,
Bellicose,
e?*&
:
in-
;
/^ ^^
:
Belles-lettres",
a.
in place
:
:
v. a.
:
Bench,
.
>
*
To daub
t.
to seil
Bemoan,
a hazardous task at great personal risk
girdle
Bemire,
be the
the cat, To perform
To
A
n.
Belt,
'>.
To
:
Greatly loved ; very
a.
Beloved,
A hollow sounding metal**^ * To
vessel: ,5''^^
the
^yB vz^Q*
Used in the //.
->U ; # Property
*
Bell, n.
lic
-
;
)fc
probably
;
Qualities
be the pro-
^*
*J
n.
Belonging,
Act of believing;
n.
To
i.
^;
:
J^
He
n.
a benefit
charitable
:
1
-
J^^i.
that
con-
^^
^^^^
The abdomen
^.-:
the
;
-
-i
J
/
Benefice,
living
:
n.
An
ecclesiastical
u* 1*- ^- ^;ii ^
BENEFICENCE
Beneficence,
ness
Active good-
.
J~*=l
-
kindness
;
72
:
-
u*
BESIEGE
Bequeath,
v.
To
t.
another:
will to
leave
-
0>J
*>;j
by
c^^
ff
Kind; doing
a.
Beneficent,
Bequest,
will
Advantageous
- **
^j;k"
Beneficial,
useful
.
->'
:
who
benefits or
receives the
rofits
*'
:
Benefit,
A
>/.
t.
i'.
**&
To do good
Benevolence,
kindness
-
benignant
^
:
t-
i'.
will
'^
c '?;^*
jt^-
;
.^
u.>.-
^'.w,
_c v *
-
;
depriv-
(;;-,
Berry,
seeds
n.
Berth,
A
post
;
A
:
-
^.^
cabin
:
jt
;l^ #
*;*s
a situation
j^-.^a.
precious stone ;
A
.
small fruit with
Any
n.
Beseech,
implore
Kind
.
'
deprivation
:
involve in
:
Benign,
loss of a
:
;
'*-*#
1
To
The
.
^
Beryl,
Benig'ht,
darkness
^
:
Bereft, //. of Bereave
ed :
Humane
-
/.To deprive of;
J
.
away from
;
u^
-
:
^ \**V
:
-.j
a.
scold
Bereavement,
many
Benevolent,
To
^'.ft*
45
:
by
-^;- **)}* J^
:
t.
Bereave,
relative
Good
>i.
charity
;
v.
<l
favour conferred;
:
Berate,
to take
tf'
advantage: use
,
(Law) 'One
n.
Beneficiary,
;
legacy
;
left
Something
.
generous
;
Wholesome
:
ucu
.
;
To
A
to
beg
B^ iui
-
-
to
entreat;
to ask
;
o.s
:
-
*V
to
fall
rf j.u
's^**
:
Syn. -Kind, propitious, favourable, wholesome, friend-
Beset,
upon
^.
To hem
/.
to
;
in
embarrass
;
:
x^'ai*
ly.
Benignity,
generosity
Graciousness
>/.
;
kindness
:
;
-
^'.it*
Beside, prep. At the side of
distinct from:
-
-<''
taJot&
Benison,
diction
A
'/.
*
blessing
'o
:
Benumb, a
to stupefy
t.
:
To make
'j;>'
.y-
'i,*f
Benzoin,
bene-
;
-
kso.>
To
be
one's
>->*)
self,
-
;
^k
To be
out of one's wit or senses
:
\
torpid;
-
(
^^"
Besides,
aJ.
A
Besiege,
v.
^ o^.
Benzoine,
n^dicinal kind of resin
.
:
Moreover; except:
i.
To
lay siege to
to beleaguer: '-J^J
-
;
Oo -*ta-
BESMEAR
Besmear,
soil
v.
To bedaub
t.
-
to foul
;
BETTER
73
to
;
j
n.
towing
gift
l>;*
;
Bestrew,
Besom,
A
n.
broom
Bespangle,
v.
with spangles
To
adorn
U'&
-
-_;^*
l# C/4M
#.
Bespatter,
To
/.
or
spot
sprinkle with dirt or water
t>&
lj.
Bespeak,
hand
'-^A^.
/.
z>.
- ULM3
i;S
-
To
/.
z/.
;
^
spread
-
:
v.
over
Best,
UH..^
sprinkle
!JSj^
Most
a.
is^
able light
*
excellent
:
^fc
in the
t*J'a.
:
To make
most favour-
^1 ^
the
<
of,
u!
To
use to the best advantage:
^jj
Ulf
*
"do
ufc- 6
^
"
*
r
To
one's
most
UvS
c?.
one's
Ji-^
Beast-like
^)
Bestiality,
.
A
v.
t.
-
ut-
j-jM^
;
brutal
&)i~
Bestliness
/.
1o
stride over
;
:
tJys ;1j~
To
:
-
V-vfe
-
t>)A
Jfe
'^-'
wager
^jt>
To have recourse
:
t.
An
n.
Betel,
Indian shrub
:
box, ^'^V
Betel-nut,
.
areca palm
Bethink,
remind
.
consider
nut of the
y^
To
?'.
think
to
;
The
:
over
-
:
t*)^"*
recall
;
to
to
;
*
- $*>
Betide,
come
v.
To happen
t.
to pass
:
;
to
-
^>^ Gyo j5! 3
Betime, Betimes, ad. Seasonably early
^> - o oo^
:
:
;
Betoken,
v.
t.
To
signify
:
G.S
Betray,
cherously
disclose
;
s>U&
/..To give up trea-
v.
mislead
to
;
a>^-
:
U^UC.
;
to
.Ui
iy'ji*>
^^
:
Betrayal,
put into vigor-
;
^j^^
:
v.
Betroth,
marriage
:
Act of betraying
Uo - liyc^ -
.
t.
To
pledge to
-
:
^I^i-
l";>
Stir up, rouse, awaken.
Syn.
Bestow,
to
To
;
wager
treachery
Bestir, #. /.
ous acton
scatter over
:
.
v.
_raw
l
To
To
exert
:
Bestial,
,
n.
act of bes-
*l*J!-&Jfl-
^>
* At
-ctf/f? -1^.1
Looked
,jft-
To
:
J*e
,
t.
-
Bet,
^|
lAj(2:3
Besprinkle,
/.
:
*iuA&.
; *<$
to cover over
Bestride,
to, ride on
Betake,
:
To order before-
%^
:
Bespread,
over
-
v.
to sprinkle
:
t.
:
The
Bestowal,
l
:
z.
give
apply
;
/.
in
To
confer upon
marriage
to place
:
.al
v-j
;
;
:
to
lliau
Betrothal,
engagement
Better,
superior
E.-U
//.
10
.
:
Betrothment
:
More
,vt-
-
;
,e*^-
excellent;
BETTER
Better,
v.
To
i.
To
tV *
supersede
Uyc
To
off,
the
:
in
cumstances
To
of,
UWcj} *
be
^>;"
overcome
to
;
-
>^J\f
improve
get
:
be
'>)& Jit*.
Bezoar,
A
.
medicinal
from the East
Bias,
ty
,..)*>
or for worse, Hapwhat
pen
may ,t> 7 - j> } *. *
to drinking
yt>j
-
io*;
^;U*^<.
addicted
:
A
n.
Bibber,
^
;
partiali-
;
Much
a.
stone
s
-
-
c,%-
:
Bibacious,
*For
J^;"
:
Inclination
.
cir-
improved
:
BIDE
74
habitual drinker
:
sacred scripture
:
:
The
A
half,
wife
:
r/)
:
i
prep. In
Between, Betwixt,
the midst of
*.
be drunk
Drink
n.
The
n.
g?.-d^*)Z
-,_,*..-
la.ii.4
Beverage,
Bible,
liquor to
;
n. A
history or
description of books
ijj&
Bibliography,
:
:
Bevy, n. A flock of birds a
company an assembly -Jy*
;
:
;
Bibulous,
spongy
a.
Absorbing ;
v-oU
:
j~<> ^>\
Bewail,
/.
lament
to
Beware,
express grief
W
:
v.
cautious
To
i.
-
^
\>t
,>''-
;
To be
(prep, of)
horns
H] }
:
v.
Bicker,
fight off
To
i.
v.
/.
horns
a.
To confound
Bewilderment,
perplexity
-
:
Confusion
.
J>^^
-
;
.$'>?
Bid,
v.
H| ;
A
n.
time
,
der
;
ad.
:
v.
To charm
t.
:
/*?/.
V>f>
'
iIL>>>.
"
On
before
t;.<
/
the
in
out of reach
;
.^i^.
/
^
further
place
or
-
:
At a distance
to
l>
well
S
c
yon-
^
To
a
adieu,
To
*
defy
To
Bide,
.
;
/.
to
J ;*
;
to say fare:
o-a<i
t3j*
vigorously
fair to,
To
abide
suffer
:
;
to,
)^i5
To give
J*
:
:
3
^
:
price
defiance
prospect of
fair
wheeled
^ j^tftf r
to take leave
;
nax*.*
for
two
offer
To
*)
;
,
To
;
:
J^v^.^
To command
t.
*'*>*
Mtf*
;
:
two
Having
;
velocepede
side of
to quiver
:
Bicycle,
Beyond,
;
to
;
:
Bewilder,
fascinate
^^'
skirmish
and on
Bicornous,
Bewitch,
Having two
a.
Bicephalous,
v.
;
^.1
to wait
tJ;>
S.AIO^
BIDENTAL
BILLET
75
Having two
o.
Bidentai,
teeth
:
A
n.
horse
little
?>
:
Bi-ennial, a. Happening once
in two years
*''-)>
<j~j>y:
Bier,
A
.
grave
on which
carriage
the dead are
carried
:
*'$'*
)?'"
Biestings,
a cow f 3
:
The
n.
y
v-J"
milk of
first
J>*>
<
'*
<
^>(s
j
fo.i
.wj.o
a.
Bifoliate,
leaves
Big,
the
fUe*
;
.
)j>
in
ta
-
J^a
bulk
Uo^i
large
;
feeling
:
*''.&.
:
The crime
.
two
husbands
wives at the same
A
n.
.5 >*.-
&^J-Uuj
:
of hav-
two
or
time
:
uOI
two
Containing
:
^*.)y*
Having an excess
a.
Bilious,
of
^~~ -^*-
-
:
a.
languages
^^^
:
v.
HI-
concretion
The bottom
Bilingual,
To
/.
swindle
'
-
'^^
A
beak
bird's
:
to de-
;
U^S^iS
gys*
An
v^ *?*
account of money ;
Proposed law
^yS
x-
ing
#
.*
*y>-0
ci,U*
.
of bile
:
secreted
:
# Pregnant
Bigamy,
:
:
Bilge,
Bill, n.
a sword
;
bitter fluid
viscid bile
fraud
rapier
liver
Bilestone,
Bilk,
l
two
Having
:
Great
a.
the
to
A
Bile, n.
in
Bidet,
A
n.
Bilbo,
A
prescription
advertisement
:
exchange, A
*aa-J
:
;V i
draft
^y.* An
*
'
O^
*
:
^iic
of fare, A list of dishes
;i
ready to be supplied, u> t'
A
cerof
health,
.^j
:
A
cap for a child ;
a night-cap
o! ; ^,
^j^
Biggin,
n.
^
:
Bight,
n.
A bend
^^ ^
the sea-
in
coast forming a bay
:
^*
company
ship's
A
nate zealot
blind
-
:
obsti-
-
^a"-
ty,
i-U
official
^7^
#
Bigotry,
judice
:
Bljnd
zeal
;
pre-
sides
:
death
of sale,
for
return
A
the
of personal property
:
formal
transfer
:
-
*'*
**i n.
Billet,
Bilateral,
:
of mortali-
tfu-,^,j^
An
instrument
n,
o'j'i
,* of loading,
^J
A memorandum of goods
shipped on board a vessel
and
<S-J
)^
:
a
ir.a-9
j,:-.
fa*. ft
n.
Bigot,
to the health of
as
tificate
<7.
Having
two
ticket
*
lodge
A
short
directing
:
letter
soldiers
;
a
to
**;
BILLET-DOUX
76
A
(bil-le-doo) n.
Billet-doux,
love note or letter
A
n.
on a table
cues
:
b
game played
with
and
balls
J^s
A
>/.
millions
Billow,
ti
Jyl
million
'V^
A
Bimanous,
wave or
great
surge of the sea
:
o.
hands i"-iji
?
-
-
Bimonthly,
4^jty>-iu)^
3
Biography,
,
the
The
.
history of
and character of a
life
particular person
^^
Science of
n.
Biology,
:
months but usually twice a
month
^* *+% V. *\* j- j
:
a.
Biparous,
An
//.
enclosed
grain or wine
feet
An
n.
Biped,
two
Bind,
-
:
])j*.
v.
fasten
to
;
To
f.
to oblige
_ >>
together
;
;
to
cover (a book)
to
'o
:
?;
- 'It.w'j
iL.
- '-i-^ -
^a. 15.$
Binding,
lyjU-
a.
:
covering
l^Jlo
An
.
-
-
f -^ ^
^1;
animal with two-
)j>^ *hfy y*
of tree
-ty
A kind
n.
Birch,
:
A
Bird,
general term for the
feather kind a fowl V;-j
.
Biographer,
lives:
^ )r
-
A
n.
c: ? O
b".
Biographical,
.
**i^.^
<***)&
,^
A
:
tij.- oii.
cage to keep
l}^^ ^^;*-
Coming
;
^
i?
:
into
production
- JJ
:
Birthday,
two
writer
rf
n.
visi-
^* ^- *
>)
;j
n.
cage,
birds in
of a
periodical
L.V
Birth,
flying
*
;.^i
glue to catch birds
>!
:
the sign
y.wu
<i'
A
ed rank
expression or
'.
view as
1
:W)
lime,
-
^
U* tfc.>
:
passage, A
tor
A
might appear to a
bird
r}
terms connected by
minus
it
^
:
Bird's eye view,
traction
of two
*lus or
.-?
(^
VS-A.^^
ty
consisting
quantity
k
J
J
-
life
;
ex-
inherit-
;
j
The
Having
.
:
Binomial,
-jf
of a book
&:c.
|^j
-
:
Binocular,
;
(IcjJb
tlxJ
Obligatory
r^-') * Costive
^Al?
eyes
las^i
to restrain; to
engage;
;
border
c
tie
r
^
:
:
"
Double
a.
Binary,
place for
cs^V '**'
two and
:
:
forth
Bringing
two at a birth
;
><i>*
Bin,
^!j*
life
two
Every
.
^'
two
Having
-!M
:
:
of
:
n.
life
<s*>;
:
Billion,
the history of a person's
sJ\t&\e.
lai
Billiards,
BISECT
of
^
Pertaining to
birth
n.
a person
Biscuit,
of one's
^^
Birthplace,
bread
The day
:
is
.
The
born
-
s^ftu
place where
1
:~J^i*.<*% <^ ?
A. kind of hard dry
\t&
:
^=-^~j
Bisect, v. A To cut or divide
into two equal parts V -J*^*"
:
G^
&4:t
.J
1
^
J
BISECTION
Bisection, n. Act of cutting
into two equal parts
;>l^ ^
:
LJflo
One
n.
Bishop,
of a bishop
Bismuth,
The
n.
A
white metal
weeks
but
twice in every week
J ? $j
-
Leap year
usually
^
:
vi^ -
lS>^
Blab,
v.
To
t.
secrets
tell
J'~
:
a.
Black,
Of the
very dark:
s'-i-
Bit,
bridle
iron
:
small piece
of the
part
&
&s>&
a morsel
;
* A
<=-Jyr
:
'}v>
-
<&J!y
Bitch,
The female
//.
canine kind
Bite,
z
f
To
/.
.
^~
:
crush
with the teeth
to cheat
the
s^'-
^
:
-
:
arts, Magic: j-sV*
f.
To
/.
s
t'
;
;;
voter
* in
and
iiUG b
^,'i
white, In writing
leg,
x-
A
An
fast
taste
distressing
;
e-i-
;
severe
;
-
-
!,'
\j~Lv
:
-
:
malice
;
tible
n.
-
A
*-?
-
temper
:
;
^ ^
tar-like
substance
taste
bitter
severity of
^~
Bitumen,
A
:
combusJ**
- &*'>
J
Bivouac,
;/.
mean con-
temptible person
>
V ^'--
:
Blackamoor,
:
A
n.
ed black, used
writing
Blacken,
to
or
J>
negro
:
board paint-
in schools for
lines
drawing
i
To make
f.
:
$j>
v.
Blackguard,
%~
on
:
,
n.
A
Black-mail,
W
Blacksmith,
works
in iron
.
:
;
V$
J^
**
:
Money
paid
^
^3;
exposure
^VV*
'">?
:
low fellow
.
black
-
To abuse
t.
with vile language
to avoid
5
v.
darken
An encampment
of soldiers in open air
A
>/.
^17
J1.6
n.
*
UjUi
with chalk for instruction
Bittern, ;/. A bird with long
legs, which feeds upon fish
Bitterness,
,_cj-;-
impostor: w<-o'
sheep, A
Blackboard,
Bitter,
7
:
^'^
Having a hot, acrid
<?.
ball,
exclude by
or pierce
^'^
-
**-*
:
J-iai
Forbidding
fyfi #
Mournful o;A* # Evil ^^
i_>^
**(
of
hold
to
;
:
# Gloomy:
lfl
*
*
The
...i
colour of coal;
-
:
>/.
once
<=-)?
reddish-
l-J
.
two
in
\}>
jurisdiction
brittle
ad. Occurring
Biweekly,
head
^>
:
:
Bissextile,
;x
*k- ^"tsM/
:
/?.
o
l.<
the
order of the clergy
Bishopric,
.
of
BLACKSMITH
77
^
A
:
J
^
;b^- tiiL!
smith
;*/
that
BLADDER
The
n.
Bladder,
BLEED
78
urinary vessel:
Blare,
v.
To
i.
bellow
to roar:
;
Ut/.C!*
Blade,
A
.
The
-#
spire of grass
cutting
instrument
Blamable,
an
of
part
Blarney,
Blasphemous,
able.
fault
;
v.
charge with a
-
to censure
proach
Imputation
^b*
censure
cent
Guiltless
a.
Blameless,
v.
f\^\
**'-
:
Blameworthy,
-
ir
<L
-
:
sion
v.
strip or
husks
Bland,
/.
To
Soft
n.
Blandishment,
artful caresses
;
n. Soft
*i'-
empty
White
n.
-
:
^"^
Dispirited
rhymed
,
*
>/.
A
:
!'
*)?
;
*
^^-l * Un-
*"void space
*^
:
ji*
^U.
'5
disappointment
.jJ^l
Blanket, n. A woollen cloth,
soft
:
and
loo.sely
woven
:
o>
-
;
U
O.S
be
to
;
t>""1
*i$j;
adorn
publish
v.
To
t.
a.
Bleak,
Blear,
t*~
explo-
-
:
}
a.
water
;
JUS
eyes
whiten
Dim
or
blister
^^.
t.
:
To
^^
l
-'j^
let
-
1
^>^
sheep
^
)*
tumour
*l^
blood
from by
>-*
-
>''
,#
:
v.
-
l
Irttle
take blood
a vein
ai
:
a
of
cry
,_*
A
n.
Bleed,
:
s
;
Having sore
a.
The
;
the
to
l*^Ii
lamb
Bleb,
(
fla./.
^^
n.
J^*-
rheum or
with
:
;t'^
:
cheerless
:
Bleat,
**-);?
tty
Exposed
chill
;
:
:
t^
words;
unwritten
:
A
flame
To
/.
.
Bleach,
wind
,yl>; kyi)ir-
;
Blast,
by an
To
Blear-eyed,
Blank,
4-^ *
A
*
:
t.
To
*
gentle
:
*
*-<'*&.
;
to
;
'V
mild
;
v.
-
things as
'''i^T
:
lyt
of an
# To blight
Ut3 -GjS 5lxJ
U!)l
:
Blazon,
whiten
:
>-**#
:
split
<-M'
,';'}
such
peel
^
;
To
Blaze,
'j;^
Blanch,
J>
)!jl
conspicuous
Blamable
a.
deserving censure
-
eL
/.
inno-
;
:
explosion
re-
;
:
;
gust of wind
**&
S
,';'!
blight
n.
-^
:
The sound
#
instrument
'J'6
:
A
n.
^,aa.
An
,
'^a.
Irreverent or
.
impious language
Blast,
To
t.
God:
Culpable; faulty:
Culpable, faulty, censur-
Blame,
Impiously
j'*^
Blasphemy,
Syn.
^-/#V
:
o.
irreverent towards
J^
:
a.
'^
:
Flattery
.
^''^
or
- *l>\
;
to
opening
*
>j*>
BLEMISH
To
extort
money
Blemish,
mity
A
mark of
reproach
;
Blend,
ther
v.
:
Bless,
upon
Blissful,
c^ Blister,
fejlaa
'^
-
:
-^
Benediction
.
divine favour
!yaao
blasting
-
Mildew
Any
-x-
:
v.
Joyous
'I.M!
To
A
*
Jw
c:
&;
play
blast
-
:
l
-l*j-
A
K-=-
:
:
street
*!
tf i,-
:
To
Blind-fold, p. /.
from seeing ; to
hinder
cover
the
Want
of sight
oi'^- c,j'^!
:
Blind-worm,
n.
A
v.
t.
IS
noticing
;
To
U
;
small viper:
wink
u_0>
:
Blinkard,
weak eyes
;
IjjS
n.
:
One
*I
5
cause to swell
A
short heavy
;
v.
,
hinder
obstruct
to shut
Blockade,
to
To
/.
;
v.
:
to
;
^ })
*
:
shut
^
:
up
:
Sv^'^s..
^;5
Uxl
Blockhead,
a dolt
Blonde,
:
a.
A stupid'feHpw
n.
-
^j*
Of a
complexion
-
Ja>l
fair
;
-y^j
colour or
r
:
The
red fluid
which
circulates through the
body;
J-i *
rf
.
c-;*-
*
:
:
and, Human
Flesh
ture
Descent
*
cwJLJ!
Half
kinsman
Not
,
%1 ? -
parents:
avoid
Deliberately
^i,.'
^^
Bloodhound,
that
has
&>L
up
To
f.
surround
glim-
i*<3?
:
piece
an obstruction
*
;
to
To
*
^)=^
:
*
)^
Blink,
mer ;
To
t.
of timber
Blood,
Blindness,;/.
a.
Blithesome,
^
man's buff A
*
ignorance
J^j*-
:
&* Jj
4.$
alley,
u ^'x;
joyous
;
gay, merry
;
n.
Block,
nipping or
closed at one end
.c
^.^.
Jxa;
Destitute of sight
a.
Blind,
Gay
v.
Bloat,
- 2"
:
thing
J'<,
t.
-^^
- a
:
;
*
,
pustule
Blitheful,
- -J
:
-
w.
a.
Blithe,
v^;>'
Blight,
A
.
A.^-
:
^^
-
lilU
'
Blessing,
Very happy
v
confer blessing
to glorify
;
a.
e'-
U.J
To
f. /
S
*3.a.
:
mingle toge-
confound
to
;
To
t.
:
defor-
'-^
-
.
&J*J<\
-V >/
disgrace
;
J'yj
The highest degree
Bliss,
of happiness ; felicity
-.e-^-
J^
<>$
:
1/uJ
.
BLOODHOUND
79
:
of the
na**ij
same
In cold
,
UaS
:
.
A hound
follows by the scent
:
&
that
^;^-
BLOODSHED
Bloodshed,
murder
The crime
//.
-
slaughter
;
BLUB
80
:
of
away
J3
To
dissipate
To
out,
Bloodshot,
blood
red
;
with f
Filled
a.
:
An
n.
man
upon, To
To
;
praises
:
:
shed blood
cruel
-
v.
To
i.
A
n.
,
blossom
Bloomy,
a.
Flowery
Blossom,
v
r.
Blot,
eraze
:
Blubber,
v't^ r
1
ruddy
The
.
Bludgeon,
'*
stick
A
.
:
short thick
&5i
:
a.
Blue,
i- ,u,,
K
-
Sky-coloured
obliterate
:
surly
;
s^xil^JU
a.
Bluish,
to stain
;
ing
to
;
Big
ii.
Bluff,
*axl
-
'^j-
%
-
:
bluster-
;
-
-
yy
t
j7
Somewhat blue
)j
:
:
A
>/.
or
spot
b
-
:
Blow,
/.
?'.
of air
To make
to
;
swell
windmusic
-
A
;
gross or shame-
an oversight
k^^
Blunderbuss,
^j*>
Ulor.>^$
To
i.
Blunderhead,
M)%t
bloom
;
A
.
a gale
*
to
sound
stroke
-
:
To
;
^1
:-
a
-
ktjJ
-
;
To
Blunt,
to
a.
Dull
;
rough
U*5U>
point
Ifaj
abrupt
calamity
UJi'
over,
:
:
short
A
n.
gun
^ J^'^]^
stupid,
:
w_<54J
breathe hard
(
A
sound
-
careless fellow
v.
.
with a large bore
a current
to
;
-
:
.
mistake
pustule
vi-i.
,
of whales
fat
:
ful
the skin
upon
-
^
flat-faced
'
Blotch,
,
cn'o
:
Blunder,
-^
*
.^
flower of a
to disfigure
:
*-
To
/.
t
-
J.^j
:
'
cold,
A
n.
:
v
To be
c';*-
youthful
;
The
.
:
7
'-V.;*-
tfyfc
woman
;
^
15;$
:
Blowze,
Saali-^li
:
life
Is
;^
blossom
yield
* The prime of
plant
' 8 -N
r^:4
:
Bloom,
6 ^i.
L'J-J
:
Stained with blood
a.
Bloody,
fickle
Desirous to
a.
.
one's trumpet,
and
hot
Bloodthirsty,
bring into
k
';-; *
;'*^
:
^'-^ *
:
trumpet forth one's own
;
an extortioner
:
extinguish
^/ * To
animal
that sucks blood, as a leech
a cruel
To
disfavour
Blood-sucker,
To away,
'^'jl * To
*
:
on the edge or
;
not quick
;
:
;
-
Blur,
pass
i
stain
f.
:
/.
To bkH
;
to soil
;
10
.
BLURT
v.
Blurt,
To
t.
utter
or inadvertently
UM5
k_& -
lia.'l
P.
Blush,
or confusion
Bluster,
storm
*'.
tS^L*
Sil-^s.
yi
To
roar as
to boast
$
A
piece of
thread
lace
making
Bode,
is
wound
for
^v
J^
reel
;
wood on
:
of
v.
To
t.
be the omen
show beforehand
to
;
:
A
n.
thin
A
#
council
Boarder,
another
H^-
:
Boddice, (Corrupted form
:
;^-
a
Body,
Xa>-
stance
diets
corpse
:
at
:
n.
bodies)
of
piece
One who
n.
L-<J|
* Food
*"i"
:
^/i
Uiv>
+-3
The male swine
.
sawn timber
part
certain
<.
The
:
J$ -?-*.
animal
*>^
a
;
* The main
A
^li. *
A
*
01
1^21
:
material sub-
an
of
:
corset
;
n.
-<a^
:
tion
Stays
corpora-
collection
:
j*aa-
Boarding,
ing
Food and
.
lodg-
Jj<.
:
for boarders
:
j
house,
^)
&>&>
.
$
Gi^
A
Boarding-house,
v.
oneself
To
i.
;
1>>1.
bragging
Boat,
n.
by oars
;
A
:
Boatswain,
of a
asJ
A
life-guard
&l&
,*~^
A
n.
Bog,
marsh
Bogey, Bogy,
-
a morass
;
_8<
:
A
-
-
moved
-
.
hesitate
:
Boil,
heat
-
,
v.
;
IJ/
^^
j3JU
.
,
ful
subordinate
Boiler,
water
of rigging anchors &c.: ^&s>r~
E.-U
-U
be hot
To
An
-
.
is
-
;
to
UXJ^.
agitated by
.
Wrf
:
u;^
start
^ ^,-j
:
cause to boil
lib,!
:
inflamed and pain-
tumour
vessel in charge
^r^
To be
i.
to
v. /.
To
;'.
:
JjJ.5
A goblin
n.
:
The
vessel in
boiled
;
;
4^'.^
^^^
I$B
Boggle,
One who mann.
:
;
^=9^
ft
:
.
^^
Uo
small vessel
ages a boat
.
^^
i_Xu3
haughty
Boatman,
officer
-
:
Ostentatious
a.
escort
.
speak highly of
to brag
Boastful,
Body-guard,
JLiflJ
c,U-
Boast,
;
- ill*
K"jt>^
:
u-oL,
rate
cheat
:
-
.
with
a short
to
GUJL*
-
t^-sj
:
til$
in
^
-
:
n.
which
'.5j2>
Blustrous, a. Noisy )w ;ri^
A species of snake
Boa,
Boar,
Board,
t.
Bobbin,
-
tjyc
;
-
^-^
v.
shame
Javi-^jC
to bully
;
To move
manner
jerking
;
Bob,
to angle
betray
:
P.
suddenly
:
S{
To
/.
BOILER
81
which
caldron
:
lent
stormy
:
Violent
a.
Boisterous,
-
:
BONUS
2
BOISTEftOUS
;y
turbu-
;
t
-
^
a.
Bonafide,
faith
>
*i*
truly
;
Bonbon,
Bold,
a.
less
Daring
impudent
;
brave
;
;
i
-
#k
:
fear)
Any
Cowardly, timid, timorous, fearful, faint-heart-
shameless
f ;-
:
4
"
^-^
;
bra-
A
n.
sonment
Impudent,
^5)--**?
:
written obligation
Bondage,
ed.
a.
;
SJt
:
That which binds as
n.
a cord, chain, &e.
ant, daring.
Bold-faced,
sugar plum
't^
Bond,
Ant.
A
.
good
~
l
sugar confectionary
Courageous, brave, vali-
Syn.
In
(L),
:
slavery
:
impri-
;
^
:
Bondsman,
A
.
surety
*
;' ;>1
-
^-K*
-&u
:
~
f
Boldness,
very
Bolster,
low
.-A^l
-
:
-
A round
.
tjjG
:
Bolt,
An
.
arrow
the bar of a door
Bolus,
A
n.
Bomb,
shell
long
large pill
An
//.
:
bombs
p.
To
/.
of dispute
Body and
Jfil;
*
To
bombs
l
:
triumph
^JJ?
.
.
C ;IAJ'
dispute
>/.
ing
:
pompous
.j^*>
made
fire
:
J*!
A
**t
:
A
Bonnet,
^j'j
-
for
^1
a witty
*j'ia - K*^.
joke
w
the
^
;
f(^r
covering
the
^j
:
High sounding
v,5-
Bombastic,
)'&*
in
head worn by females
Bombast,
with
:
Pain
A
.
repartee
tf.
Entirely:
S;i
Bonmot,
sub-
have
a
pick
.
n.
A'ji
Attack
a.
:
attack with
n.
To
s,
Uji*
bones
A
is--stes- *K>
:
*3 *~>.-w' <s>3xS
:
Bone-ache,
loud
'3^.
Bombardment,
with
ject
Bonfire,
:
jSft^y&g)
of contention,
any one, To
noise:
Bombard,
:
*A
no scruple
explosive iron
A
animal body
*To make no
;
:-J^^}>
V -*> *
:
V ^/
a shackle
;
in
pil-
a dart
;
hard sub-
firm
stance of a dull white colour
^i*
^rt'--
A
n.
Bone,
forward-
confidence,
:
ness
Courage
.
;
**"
Bonny,
plump
High-sound-
.
:
'*'
,-_>
^
Bonus,
J:
U tf
I
Handsome
.
:
)'^
n.
-
-
J**^
^yj-^j*-
A premium
by way of addition
:
gay
;
jw
given
-
fl*>J
BOOZE
BONY
Consisting of bones
a.
Bony,
stout
kjx-L.
:
n.
Booby,
Book,
:
*-*?&
A
Jf*^'
Boom,
work
-
v^
-
*''-;
:
To be in one's good
To stand in high favour
^r,.;*
A
.
non
*
To
-
,
v.
,
to roar
Boon,
i.
A
,?'.
register in
-
gift
;
Gay kind
;
a book
;
A
n.
clown
One whose
.
is
occupation
bind books
to
iu
The
n.
Bookbinding,
rude
:
Boose,
P.
Boot,
t.
1*.
art of
,v-v..
Bookish,
!fi
;
Railway station
^
a.
^yJT,
Fond
uncivilised:
;
-j.~_.'t.iU
of study
One
.
Book-maker,
^~^
:
Bookmate,
low
:
Bookseller,
occupation
w-IC.
v.
nefit
to
.
To
^3-"
,
n. Profit
To
*
Uii
jJ*A
:
to
;
Cs
be-
_)j>ltk.
leather
the foot and leg
for
covering
U^.
profit
8j>li
I
:
:
In addition
,
^U
who
Booth,
fair
n.
A
tent
e/$^
;
Useless
a.
Bootless,
able
or
stall
:
vain
-
:
Boot-maker,
occupation
a
unprofit-
**>\*g
J-"ta.Jf
One whose
n.
make*boots
to
is
;
in
')^^*>
:
school-fel-
pt>
&~)*
^
books
sell
t
Bookworm,
who
-
Boot-tree,
One whose
n.
is
:
books :^j^
A
n.
:
c*>>
One
.
writes or compiles
excess-
y
r
keeps accounts
drink
o Jb^
j-jC;
1*
Book-keeper,
To
/.
a
JAQ3
;1jtf
Rude
<?.
;
:
^'k^-^- -^
Booking-clerk, n. A ticket
at a
..A^-
f*i*
peasant
:
Boorish,
binding books:
clerk
;
.}
a prayer ; a
^**^t^
**.)}
Bookbinder,
J*
ji
rush violently
^^f
a.
,
To
:
n.
Boor,
:
v '-.^
US'..
To
^>^K
To
person to account
'?.
V ^ vy
;
^S
bring one to
1
a
call
^'^
^j*
:
1jj$
the sound of can-
;
:
"
with one
-
:
chain or bar across
a harbour
volume; a particular
part of a
S,
an eager student
^ifc
;
:
n.
;b
;
A large aquatic bird
A dunce a stupid
jjo j>l #
fellow
-
:
last
for
(kalbud)
Booty,
Spoil
taken
in
war
or
mite that eats holes in books
:
:
Aj;> uJiJ
A worm
A
.
stretching boots
;
Booze,
i'-
i.
Same
as
Boose-
;
BO-PEEP
Bo-peep,
children
Borax,
A game
n.
Ji ?"
The
n.
;
To
t.
be
Thicket
.
Bosh,
Noasense
.
meaning
To
Bore,
# To vex
-
ing
A
n.
,
:
t.
-
)US
adjacent
pierce
:
^
f j*
made by
bor-
hole
A
person
* The
^7"*
:
vancing front of a
in a river
of a gun
Boreal,
Bosom,
-
heart
breast
^^
Northern
.
The
J^
:
to
ad-
Botanist,
botany
a
kind of cab-
Botch.
bage having curled or wrink-
skin
led leaves
*
Born,
>
:
of Beat
pp.
(to
forth
Brought
forth),
pp. of
Carried
;
Bear
supported
Borough,
A
One
to Parliament
^*-
.
carry)
The
n.
science
plants
A
.
.
t
To
that
that
swelling on
-
the
j*
'
clumsy
performance
&
To mend
t. /.
;
or
patch
tiif
:
Marked
a.
Botchy,
clumsy
ceive as a loan
:
:
^K &
with
:
Both, a. and pro. The one
two
the
and the other
:
members
Uj|
ask
-
in
^TUJ ^u
:
^^
:
botches
:
,
v,
U
'
:
**
:
;
sends one or more
Borrow,
skilled
r
,
A town
.
Re-
j"^
naturalist
bring
:
(to
K-
ly>
;
clothes clumsily
Borne,
a
;
To gathei
Botanize, v. f.
and arrange plants :j*a.
north wind
A
:
cavity
treats ol
.
plants
.
;
Botany,
Borecole,
part
<MO.
Bocanic, Botanical, a
lating
-
:
stud
cij
* -^*-
Protuberant
w.
-
intimate
,
tfj
BOSS,
the
;
Jo
Confidential
a.
,
The
.
:
thai
wave
tidal
^^k * The
:
:
a.
Boreas,
-
^i*4*
:
i'j>- *
annoys
^ ^r-
:
void of
;
-
:
Uyt J*i
v.
aider-
;
or
pan
&!<*
:
v.
,
y
bound-
a
Boscage,
wood
:
'
of
tfU>
:
outer
edge of anything
ary
**^'J
A compound
boracic acid and soda
Border,
amuse
to
i
:
n.
BUTHKK
84
01
re-
As
conj.
Bother,
perplex
z/.
:
/.
-
well
To
:
}**
tease
$f >-^
^4>
;
to
$? J*
BOYTOE
85
Botheration,
vexation
Bots,
%*?
The
n.
Trouble
.
:
larvae of the
:
fly
Bottle, n. A glass
hold liquor
-
,
v.
To
t.
bottle
:
A
companion,
Bottom,
The
.
of anything
Bottomry,
ed on a ship
Boudoir,
:
-
UJ
'-fa.
(Boo-dwar,)
room
lady's private
a tree
/.
fl.
Buy
Clear
beef
:
(Pron.
.
soup,
\s~s.y>
Boulder,
z.
,
A
J^
To
:
# A heavy blow
Bound,
a
Umk
.
:
A
from
a.
Boundless,
tiful
3;
^
-
<*<.
-J<x
limit:
Unlimited
:
Liberal
a.
Bountiful,
;
boun-
^>\*?
:
un-
;
-<**>.
^t"!"
Liberal
a.
generous
;
-
^aa-
^
-
:
J*
Bounty,
ality
Generosity
munificence
.
liber-
;
:
;
Bouquet,
;
A
n.
(boo-kay)
a bunch of flowers
Bourgeois,
n.
:
(Pron. Boorzhwa),
A member
class
of
middle
the
-
a tradesman
;
J'ij
-
:
leap
or
U;t.
^aw-t
^=-~?.
shoot
^.
,-*>?
Bout,
.
^
^^
.
:
A
twist
*
contest:
1
wi
;'*
&*)&
A
size
and
:
A
A
-^'
^-5
To bud
>-
Bourn, Bourne,
a limit
^
brevier
*->;;*
/.
li'-
:
la-y-
:
,(Pron. Burjois).
of type between
Burgeon,
;Ij
^^
-
;
to
UKJ
^U
bound
'
V"l ^^
&& *
;
A
debauch
:
^t*j
:
spring
xx
t^
!}>
t>)U JJJ%j.
:
:
leap
A
rounded
lj>
.
* To brag
.
long primer
large
:
Boundary,
intending
j
**I
ys>
^li. t>^
,iJ - K
<-_
spring suddenly
n.
^li
Bui-yon.)
especially
^
A
.
stone
VI)
-
b-ija.
-
Bounce,
o^
Past tense or pp.
:
Bouillon,
:
nosegay
,<Jte
J^
^Cj
branch of
:
Bought,
of
A
(bou) n.
A
-&Jta.
:
to
;
:
^J
.
s(T
Bough,
part
Money borrow-
.
limit
spring
Destined
o.
go
Bounteous,
U"! - JJx*6
p>\
,
<%.> r s>
^-^.
Unfathom-
-
:
to
compa-
^V"
a.
;
To
i.
to
con fined
:
or
f.
a
S>f.
lowest
:
Bottomless,
able
JC^
tjjg> ,_,-.
nion in drinking
to
into
put
v.
restrain
^ -
-
&Af
Bound,
gad-
vessel
:
;
^'^
-
;
a
jump
,
Bovine,
a.
Pertaining to cattle:
BOW
Bow,
in
v.
To bend
t.
the
token of respect
to depress
BRACE
86
to
;
stoop
to crush
;
body
:
.-Xti^a.
;
f*-
:
from a bow
Bowstring,
bow
The
.
BOW-WOW,
Bow.
An
n.
(bo)
to shoot
arrows
n.
Bowels,
^^i # The
anything
passion
instrument
rain-bow
;
:
^/S
The cry of a
^
The
intestines
inner
:
of
part
-
^j)^' * Comc^) * The
&***.
:
:
The
of the earth,
interior
arbour
;
a shady
chamber
a retired
;
.
an archer
sel
A
n.
;?
wooden
to
-
ts
kind of tree
v.
r
u
ball
To
t.
move
A
av, *
-
for
playing
-
Bowler,
cricket
play with bowls
like a
rapidly
13'JCcjy
>/.
limits
U
8l
w.
The
3
^oi
;
;
at
,UA$
level-
:
<-?
An
archer
(.V///.)
or pull hard
Bowshot,
.
^
,
-
.
:
The
.jJ
To
haul
IHP*<*
y^
/.
distance
which an arrow can
a
as
to
be sent
witness
:
(Lo oilfA
box
To
/.
.
,
shut
a
in
up
with the
to strike
;
Boy,
One who
.
with the
fisl
A
n.
fist :
male child
a lad
;
-
Su
:
JiU
.
To combine
/.
.
fights
;^ ^-*j^
:
!jS^.
Boycott,
against by refusing to buy the
1*
of
products
Boyhood,
-
tighten
,
n.
t.
pair
of
state
c^V
^.^.-^
:
I)-
J&
^
To
bind
close
'i.j.ju
:
A
^^
:
;
.
to
tii
bandage a support
;
a thick strap
A
:
Childish
a.
v.
The
.
being a boy
Brace,
^
^jji* J>-*u^ ,ii;i ,a- ^
:
^ Trifling
:
>'oJt
Bowse,
A
_X|
^-^^
>=*.)*
lluJ
-
A
.
bowlers
n.
*
be in the wrong
To be mistaken U^* ^^ oiali
* To be in a witness ,To
Boyish,
Bowman,
The
*
To
lo-s .v*x?
:
Bowling-green,
for
on the
^^
:
:
^US
J 5J^
:
act of rolling
the ball at cricket
green
ball
j-iJ
One who bowls
:
Bowling,
-
:
blow
:
seat
driver's
Boxer,
,
A
head or ear
bows;
jAJ-U!jJU>
chest
&B.JJ.^ *
of
:
hollow, round ves-
l
:
maker
}!jjl
A
n.
appear
Bowl,
:
A
:
An
n.
recess
o*J
^,,H
Box,
*
part of the earth.
Bower,
dog
.
:
Bow-yer,
a
string of
*ia.
:
:
:
t*-7
l>^ *
-
pi.
]*
>
;
*
Braces
;
BRAVADO
BRACELET
that
straps
loons
suspend pantal-
Bracelet,
An ornament
.
a.
Bracing,
for
'
the wrists
tion of carriage
Healthy
&
:
Bramble,
bush
;
shrub
:
oi*iron
The
Brackish,
v.
Saltish
Braggadocio,
a swaggerer
n.
Braggart,
fellow
Braid,
-
:
boaster
To weave
t.
together
'''ojS'
;
A
n.
A
shoot
A
L5)
^
-
,
^
^
; 1)C
*
iron
z/.
-
^.^
bough
J-J
:
jtfjj
small branch
to
;
texture
lace
stick
:
sword
:
burning
A
*
A
stigma
-
:
with a
stigmatise
A
knot
!'=.
:
:
-
tf j
tf
GJL.
Brandish,
weapon
To
y. /.
^
:
Brain,
mass enclosed
.
the
skull
understanding
:
UU^
Quite new
:
Brandy,
An
.
ardent
from wine
in
spirit
-
:
,e^l
:
,.'*.-.
An
Brasier,
works iri brass
the
who
artificer
:
Ij/J^ -j^x-.?
Brass, n. An alloy of copper
and zinc J^ # Impudence
:
understanding
;
whimsical
standing
Brake,
An
n.
;
a.
Without under-
silly
A
:
thicket
instrument
hemp
or flax
trivance
to
'-J^V.J
:
w< ^o
retard
u '^
^ji^ *
:
for
,
-
dressing
A
con-
the
mo-
*
:
:
pudent
Brat,
n.
Like
a.
Brassy,
Brainless,
:
lo J</ .j
distilled
Inflammation
Diseased
a.
.
whitish
soft,
in
.
of the brain
as a
U)^j
Brand new,
.
fever,
wave,
;
The
# The
A
*
jb
hot
-
:
UI>
o>;'^
I"/ *
:
plait
.
:
;
^
To burn
/.
:
* Descen-
G;S
A
Sick,
^
^
[
j^
corn
:
n.
xl
of
-Mi
:
Branchlet,{. A
a twig
^^
small
dants of a family
Brand,
^i^
?
^
Husks
:
Branch,
*
prickly
-
;
n.
;
a vain
;
.
:
A
iN '.~
^-^
;'
A
t^
boaster
;
v.
sort of
*i*
tV*
^y<?
l
n.
j^ *
:
A
[.]
-
)y
:
to plait
,
.
i
:
boast
*
tJ'ji^
c^V-
To
i.
^
:
:
a.
wooden
slight
support
sign
Brag",
A
^
:
blackberry
rough,
^&* b/.
ground
.
A
.
any
Bran,
Bracket,
wheels
- -5
jlCl
;;
^ o>^v
u~^
:
brass
J)uo
^.j-
A child,
contempt
im-
;
- '-
:
threatening
called
in
~
:
Bravado,
so
^>'
')->**
.
A
boastful
behaviour
:
or
J>V
BREAK
BRAVE
Brave,
Courageous
.
daring
excellent
;
-
:
bold
;
)^.
;
^
-
Bread,
corn
Food made
.
^^
:
.
?
rf );
One who works
v.
,
To
i.
defy
with courage
Bravery,
rage
:
;
^^
-
cou-
^)^.
winner,
^
for the
port of the family
and butter
Intrepidity
.
mee.t
:
heroism
;
to
;
Breadth,
side
:
sup-
o~U$
!^*i-
:
from
Distance
.
side
to
of ground
width
;
-
:
Je-f
Jftfr
derer
,
An
n.
Bravo,
jlji-
done
VVeJl
<
v.
To
t.
to wrangle
A
n.
Brawn,
x!
.
5
part of the
\~fa*
The muscular
:
3 )l>
^
Muscular:,^ -;;}fi
To
as an ass
:
flesh of a boar
body
a.
i.
U$
To part by
Break,
* To violate
lence K)
U^J ^<A * To interrupt
utter a harsh cry,
Uo^
:
A
v.
vio-
:
-
destroy : ^^-U^ jlj
U * To tame :
,
;r. *
Brawny,
,->ji
Quarrel noisily;
Moa- J# - tj>^
:
The
n.
v.
3
excel-
!
noisy quarrel
b
o-iji
Bray,
J"tf
!
Brawl,
,
mur-
:
inter.
lent
assassin or
v.
To
i.
burst
^
:
W<5* To
To
U;$
lose health
To
off,
*
i5,o>
To
:
-
V
til
:
:
U,*
>5 j*S
discontinue
To
up, To
^akJ*
*
to
Ji^
Gye
W>
^V * To come to view
* To become bankrupt
*f
:
;
:**>
separate
To
:
ground,
U^ ^ 3 ^ * To
the heart, To afflict
J,
UV* Jo - UUJ^ ^ TO tac
ice, To make a beginning :
begin
:
:
Braze,
v.
Brazen,
'$
J^v>
/.
To
solder
Made
a.
with
of brass
:
* Impudent :-lT^.Uaxo
Brazen-faced,
impudent
Breach,
n.
:
A
yl
Shameless
a.
VLJ
-
gap
:
-
^^s.
;
_
^f-.JuCi
* Violation of a law or contract
Syn.
:
,-!<
f
*
A quarrel
union.
To
fail
p r y * To down,
come down by
or to
breaking
*
To
:
ti'a
forth,
denly
:
Gj> J<>
bulk, To
*
To
&y
b
To
issue
uf>l<C>
unload
cover,
Gu^c
To
To
*
U>'";
:
ji>
sud-
!
*^y.
dash forth:
:
Rent, cleft, disruption,
dispute, contention.
Ant. -Contiguity,
,j*
U>j
To
i_jij
a house:
^
TO
in
Or upon, To enter unexpecliU?
* To
tedly
:
into,
To
^V
enter forcibly
:
BREAKAGE
To
#
ti'tf
forth
:
l>jj
up
spring
*
To
* To
-
Uk$j
:
with,
ship with
To
out,
J<>
:
issue
the breast
\^
*
gently
to
>
:
#*
?
_)Ifl-l
}.->
breeze
,<-$
*
Breakage,
:
-
^j"
^.C^^ * An allowance
things broken
tion
:
&$
in
cause surprise
quietly
transporta-
Breathe,
that breaks
^^
:
W) tL))~ # A wave broken by
a rock : rf
Breakfast, n. The first meal in
the day
^~' ;
:
A
n.
Bream,
-
mole
&&.> -
A
n.
v.
^*$* J^)*
To cleanse
t.
bottom
(*-"'
The bosom
n.
,
UjS
a clean
jfJ
:
^
<
body
gun
up
;
to
To
A
&.
;
1*
Uxi'i; -
part
.vo
of
Jr^ xV
^
-
beget
educate
,4
;
:
end of a
Trousers
.
t^j-
dead
lower
^r!
Breeches,
-
;
the club
;
:
Breed,
-
The
.
:
;
:
<s-^^
to bring
i
;V?-
oU
Breeding
tion
;
the
the con-
Nurture
1
.
,
manners
;
Breeze,
A
.
turbance
light
educa-
;
:
wind ; a
dis-
:
:
To meet
p. /.
*MS-
the
~
^ft ^^
:
scence
Breech,
:
one's
of breath
labour
>
u~*^~
To
Out
and
to ut-
;
'^V)^
:
a.
^-
a ship's
?i^
:
mother's nipple
heart
-
die
with
spent
#
in
- lixJ
%?
- ti/j
Breathless,
to
fish
15.J
Breast,
To
to live
;
* -
f
<sL-)|
last,
-
<^j
fresh water
J
,
:
la -
-
break the force of the waves
j.I>
,
Very
To draw
/.
.
Ljr*
Breakwater,
one's
U;$ v-^aa*^
:
-
expel the air
One
;
vs-s)j
,s
for
.
n.
-
one's,
:
ter softly
Breaker,
*!'
:
Under
*
^-^
Act of breaking:
.
* Respite
&**
lyt>
To take away
To
Dawn
of day,
;
-
:
an instant
I
*
y^
drawn
air
:
One, To communicate bad news to one
news
The
in
Breath,
and ejected out of the body ;
respiration
f^ u~>\~ * Life
To
#
jla'
for
*ixjj
:
n.
part friendr
l>/ ,Jl*"
Armour
n.
Breast-plate,
or
arise
Ula.yt>
To
BREVIER
89
-
UjJ
,
u-L.
To
4t
front
in
:
Brethren,
n.
of brother
pi.
:
To make
disclose fully
and without reserve
:
Brevier,
n.
A
printing type
E.-U.-I2
small
:
,
kind of
2;^-
ness
v.
liquor
v.
;
o*^
:
Brew,
,
Conciseness
>/.
Brevity,
To
i.
To
Bridge,
y***-*
over a
contrive
malt
^
'*>)*
t.
short"
make
:
BRILLIANCY
90
BREVITY
;
A pathway erected
river
Jj * The upper
n.
:
part of the
*}}>
Bridle,
to plot:
horse
check
A
Brewery,
*^i
:
A
n.
Bribe,
reward given
,
v.
t.
To
-
:
give a bribe
v.
The
to
Brick,
juo
A
1
A
n.
o-yt*
:
pleasant
tracted
clay:
Brier, or
shrub
A
A
:
J*-f*
Brick-kiln,
ing bricks
marriage
Bride,
^"r
kiln for burn-
^\~
or
:
troops
n.
A
of
division
*^^
:
A
.
robber
n.
Brigandage,
bery
plunder
;
a.
Bright,
ent
c^
:
!^i
rob-
Theft;
-
:
,v^3
Shining
brilliant
;
';
rf
.
-
-
-
transpar-
;
*-'*
-
:
*?!
bright
to
^^
A man
married, or about to be
To
/.
'^.^
:
-
&*+*
make
-
'
5
c>
:
*?'
;
*'$>
recently
-
f.
Brighten,
Brightness,
lustre
engaged
:
;
Brilliancy
.
acuteness
:
;
-c --
-
v
be
_~5;
newly
mar-
a.
Brigose,
Brigue,
.
Quarrelsome
Quarrel
;
:
strife
:
yj
:
Bridesmaid,
:
nuptial festival
Bridegroom,
ried
-^i'
small
f>!jj
A mason
n.
A woman
.
!j.;
:
:
married,
married
A
A
n.
prickly
3-
-
:
Brick-layer,
Bridal,
con-a3c^
Dust made by
.
pounding bricks
.
f
of a
piece
!$"
Brick-dust,
;
Brig,
square-rigged
two-masted vessel IMj J^"-~.^
Brigand,
.
:
-
;'* <t.^
i^)W^
man
:
JUn. A
-
Briar,
Brigade,
T
brick
curb
short
;
t_-;~^"
:
A regular,
sT* c
Brick-bat,
A
<) *
^r*)
:
mass of burnt
CV^L *
-
r
restrain or
Concise
a.
Brief,
_^j?
practice of giv-
ing or taking bribes
:
J^
To
t.
n.
n.
by which a
reins
:
:
Bribery,
uiU
tf
^*#
*'}j?
corrupt or influence
:
governed
brew-
place for
,
ing
The
.
is
&
'
nose
n,
A woman who
attends on the bride
:
Brilliancy,
Splendour
.
great brightness
:
^^
;
<-&
BRTLUAN ?
BROAD
1
a.
Brilliant,
ling
Shining
splendid
;
-
:
;
spark-
To
/>-<*=!
cause to change an opinion
-
$*&
V ^^
/
To
Brim,
The
n.
border of
rim or
the upper edge
*;W * The brink of a river
any vessel
i_j
ij>;i
To
overflow
^U.
:
the, To
To
To
to
fill
to the top
fill
^<V
:
well
*
To
twa
Stop
(.'aJi
To subdue
a.
Brimful,
Full to the top
Brimstone,
a.
Brindled,
Sulphur
>/.
Spotted
:
jjjxi
u!s>*lf
:
streaked
;
-
>**
sea
tears
;
-
:
To
1
v.
,
t.
conduct
to
;
to
*
:
:
To
light,
$
;
UL.
H
:
account
;
to
-
M
U;S ^
To
lower
U/ JJi- by
r
produce
*
j
:
G!
To
i_>'~a.
To
$)$
view or notice
*
To
to supply
*
To
'13;J
off,
be acquitted
* To on,
j&>
To
in,
:
-
:
To
:
$J u
-
U.5
vcllo
of a
as
bank
the
;
active
Lively
-
:
n.
animal
ltf -
J*.t-, - s ;
!^
full
;
of spirit
;
&*>)#
The
of
an
hair
of
breast
:
Bristle,
-
swine
,
^
;
The
.
stiff
Jf>
:
v.
To
t.
British,
Britain
stand
Uj
:
^,
erect
^.yjj
,;.}
Pertaining to Great
a.
'
yfc&
:
^
*i*>U9 )J
Brittle, a. Easily broken
to
break
Broach,
tap
;
like
:
v.
fragile
t.
to utter
:
To
:
pierce
-
W;
-
apt
;
-
^jli
^j*J
to
;
^
originate
:
to
;
1>J*$$.
^
Jib
procure
Wjtf* -$)$
To
to
introduce
^-
:
To
*
forward, To produce
tij-
;
a.
bristles
forth,
!.uj
:
To
lift*;
to abase
;
^
call to
:
clear
edge,
the
;
border:
Brisket,
-
'.?-
reprimand
t$<j - Uj *
UJ
-
down, To
To
to
;
about,
accomplish
* To to book,
K)\&M
from
f
To
J.U *
The
.
precipice
accompany;
-
make
Uj.ijS
convey or carry
to induce :
to
*$TL.
UjiD
u
;
under,
,_,.y
>_J
;j
fetch
To
:
:
Brisk,
Bring
:
the
-
;J>^*-
effect
i-w^**To vomit Vu>& J
* To up the rear, To follow
U% fl*! * To to
J*>
;
UljVf?
To
lo^
Brink,
water
Saltish
n.
Brine,
-
l^j;
g$ - &j> ^
up, To educate
To
*
C,y
:
u^ *
-
:
round,
^/ ^1; # To
liJia.
^ To
to pass,
[
'>)tf.
:
UjS
:
To
tO,
:
over,
*
<ty
conciliate
make
:
;
-jf
^b * To
L
To
over,
Broad,
open
a.
:
Wide; extended
?j
Htf
-
<ili?
;
-
!j^$.
iJU
I*
BROAD-BRIMMED
Feud, contention, fray,
Syn.
affray, hostility.
a broad brim
a.
Broadcast,
diffused
Broadcloth,
broad
%>
A
.
woollen cloth
Broaden,
v.
e-))^
Widely spread
!y&
:
-
ence
&W*
To
;
;
kind of
:
'Broken,
pp.
infirm
make
A
n.
Broker,
agent
The
n.
The
JV&
Broadsword,
A
n.
a broad blade
-
:
'^
_
uj4$
Brobdingnagian,
a.
-
*.y
Gigan-
A
.
flowered silken
the throat
C-*J))
:
-
v'j^1*^
Brochure, (bro-shoor),
short pamphlet
Brocket,
.
years old
:
n.
Broccoli,
A
Bronze,
:
<u'-;
red
J" $
n.
A
}
<*->
.
Brogue,
^; .)*
species of cab-
,J^ j
:
two
,'deer,
'"
\
n.
quarrel
:
tumult
-"'-'
;
-
preheuuive.
reddish-brown
tin
.*
An
.
ornamental pin,
or small buckle
,
v.
Brood,
-
To
t.
jewels
:
K)S
v.
i.
^_3J)
#
.
,
Brook,
,
v.
^cjXoa
*!)'
with
^
To sit on
To ponder
eggs
:
;
at 'once
n.
t.
:
adorn
Offspring
hatched
Broom,
ing
a
noisy
'^
'-^a.
Extensive, mipl*',
A
.
:
A
To
the
:
rivulet
number
J^
:
bear*; to
:
^
U^J
&M
atfj!
^
endure
:
L^M
coarse
stout,
:
Jl*"-
Inflammation
.
compounded of copper
metal,
and
Ux-
^)^>
A
A
n.
to
Belonging
:
of the tubes of the wind pipe
with gold or
variegated
silver
Syn,
Bronchial,
Brooch,
:
Brocade,
JV&
a.
Bronchitis,
sword with
:
Commission'of
n.
:
on
the guns
all
one side of a ship
a
Broil,
commercial
:
of a
side
-x-
discharge of
shoe
^-Cs.
>fe^
:
-
:
bage
Crushed
a.
:
Broadside,
stuff,
viol-
:
by grief or despair
a broker
tic
&j4*
:
Parted by
- axiXi-
Broken-hearted,
Brokerage,
ship
dress or cook
';*!
'>*>
fine
t.
To
f.
by laying on the coals
% &;^
:
v.
Broil,
Having
a.
Broad-brimmed,
BROTHEL
92
com-
.
A besom
:
for
sweep-
j*'?.
- ;V
5
n. Liquor in which flesh
. o
has been boiled
r*
^i.-!
Broth,
:
Brothel,
ness
:
n.
A
house of lewd-
BROTHER
BRUTISH
93
One born of the
Brother,
an associate
same parents
.
:
;
dark complexion
n.
an association
blow
Fraternity
ing
*band of a
The
Like
a.
affectionate
Brougham,
n,
A
Brougham
n.
the
eye
* The forehead
v.
rf\
a.
Dusky
Brown-study,
Browse,
underwood
Bruin,
Bruise,
v.
v.
haste
A
#
t<5yb
Jiy
quick
^S ^jlBi
To sweep with a brush
G^s. ^. To move with
(.
U%
:
polish
prove
}^'
To
*
t^i
fo
^
Js'vT
against, To knock
against
by thickets
Bruit,
abroad
,
n.
:
A
:
LS)^
:
a.
Brusque,
Rough
a.
Brutal,
.
(Ufa
brute
rude
;
:
!;;9>
u^j*.
feed
.
-
;
r*>
Syn. -Savage,
a
to
Pertaining
savage
;
^1^'
4
^3
inhu-
cruel,
mane, ruthless, barbar-
Deep me:
shrub-
Rough
.
ous.
^i
on
n.
Brutality,
savageness
:
Inhumanity
-
LS *^;.<i
-
;
J&~
(><,*.
:
/ f
bear
t.
/#
:
To
*#xu ;
crush
or
contuse
to
;
-
0.
Brutalize,
savage
:
Brute,
^> J^i*
:
n.
To make
t.
A
beast
:
\>
^~=>-)
;yt=-
cruel or an unreasoning
i.
up,
* To im-
UbC**.
:
:
Uto
-
:
To
mangle by blow
v.
fox's
A
utA^j
A
n.
S
:
l^lf*
To
f
^
fight
,
:
:
inclining
;
.
L
v.
tail
sweep-
painter's
bear
&&
:
reverie
;
pencil
Brushwood,
&;M
To
t.
to red or yellow
ditation
;^
^^.
UK^fci
Brown,
Lord
:
:
humble
;
^f-V
for
A
*
# The
-
edge of any high place
Browbeat,
down
to
:
-
*-'!;^!j
.c^ty.-;
;
arch of hair over
u) $>
:
;
-
after
.o^
The
^j^J
four-wheeled
conveyance named
:
-
brother
#'*
:
huswife's
IK*
Brotherly,
Brow,
a
or
sister,
brother
onset
;
- *le>.
A broom
n.
Brush,
n.
shock
&*.
:
a
e>
:
;
:
Brother-in-law,
A
n.
Brunt,
Brotherhood,
A woman of
n.
Brunette,
To. report
^lrumour
;
A
man
:
to noise
$
;
*
i-
-
a report
:
Brutish,
Bestial
a.
unfeeling
;
stupid
;
savage
:
-
~
;
BUBBLE
Syn.
BUGLE-HORN
Ignorant, stupid, savage,
cruel.
stir
A
n.
Bubble,
water
a delusive scheme
-
bladder
-
:
v.
,
To
i.
bubbles
rise in
2.^2
'** ^.)
v.
,
To
t.
ceive
:
Bubby,
groin
^^
tijt>s
breast
Buccaneer,
A
n.
^
-
Jf&
:
pirate
A male
>/.
deer
Bucket,
>t.
A
^13
tongue
or
catch
frame
things together
,
z
port
a.
,
To
A
.
fasten
^j
:
defend
Bud,
The
n.
plant
< v.
;
a
t.
-
Buffalo,
ox
JU>3
to sup-
:
-
the greater
;} >-*ij*a
of the
species
v_*-*ii
n.
Buffer,
ed to
A
contrivance
railway
affix-
to
carriages
break the force of a collision
j&
Buffet, n. A
fist
a slap
blow with
-
:
;
low jester
the
\~Jjq?
jx^j
A
//.
:
:
&&.H
:
The
n.
Buffoonery,
:
Low
,-HJo
jests
-
Buffoonize,
Bug,
v.
i.
To
An
mi-
S^ao
the
play
GjS
^^
ugly insect
infest-
:
ft.
^
;
ing beds, houses
&c
:
Jj#
(L,J StL>
V
shoot of a
put forth
n.
A
.
!j-Jo
n.
A
Bug-bear,
an idle phantom
false
terror
;
:
-
^1S
buds
:
ULK
Buddhism,
:
.
:
micry
-
-
:
'o',iiJ
first
germ
To
,_r-ij&
:
with
to
shield
ci-LhJ'aa...
:
Light yellow
Buffoon,
1
Buggy,
vehicle
A four-wheeled
-tf I^
&
n.
:
religion of
part
of Central
and Eastern Asia
called after
its
-
fool
1
Leather prepared from
buffalo or other skins
liflfcMi
A
A
,
tJ)3
..s^'j^
*.
n.
Uj5>
draw-
for
:
state-
:
-
-
:
Buckle,
Buckler,
bob
vessel
ing up water
J^
a beau
;
-
8x4=,.
to
;
(i$^
a store
financial
K
J>^i>
:
j^^jl*-Buck.
-
;
.
:
^')4- u **;?
tumour in the
A
n.
de-
to
bag
A
#
:
n.
Buff,
;
vV.)-'
ment
A
n.
Budget,
:
*kk
**>j'
off
Uki
;
noise
A woman's
>/.
Bubo,
l
cheat
IJjS
tL
To move
i.
^>^
fa J-1
-
-
;
v.
:
^<i.i.fc-*J
to run with a gurgling
-
Budge,
founder Duddha
:
**>>
A
n.
Bugle,
strument
Bugle-horn,
horn
:
musical wind
:
in-
l^I..y-J>
n.
'&->J
A
hunting
BUILD
Build,
v.
struct
To
/.
95
raise
to con-
;
A
n.
Bull-finch,
To
#
Clo
-
-***"
j$
:
BUNDLE
singing bird
castles in the air, To form
impracticable schemes ^''^
Bullion,
Gold or
.
:
the
lump
^
:
silver in
^^
b
<)*.
*<!.)*?
Building,
The
.
structing
an edifice
;
of con-
act
-
c^U*
(*
:
*
kS-o|
Bullock,
ox
A
.
round scaly
onion, tulip, &c.
root, as
fellow
v
A
.
,
v.
-
The
n.
ance
a protuber-
;
&**.
-
:
v.
To
i.
tDt$'1
o
t
Bulwark,
rampart
swell or jut out
:
A
n.
:
Magnitude
ft.
mass
A
Bulk-head,
made across
n.
boards
size
;
a
partition
with
ship
^C
A
n.
lowest kind
bailiff
A
:
size
+-'}
Bull,
n.
The male
animals
edict
der
:
^
y^
tf
-
;
large
!v
Bump,
I*-/ ^
-
,
A
.
A
v.
swelling
-
*
To
/.
\! J>>
Bumper.
papal
A
blun-
^u
:
Bull-dog,
A
Bumpkin,
:
strike against
Bullet,
Bulletin,
US
:
.
A
.
$
j^ii ^ ri I ^ )^
y-
small ball
An
-Wfi
:
n.
A
official
:
J
,!
report
:
n.
Bunch,
cluster
;
^
:
A
clown
:
^
u* >i
an
;
-
small sweet cake
n.
';
;
A cup or glass
brim
yirf
awkward person
dog of parti-
cular form remarkable for his
courage
.
filled to the
Bun,
n.
:
:
heavy blow
:
of bovine
A
*
v*~
:
<-"***
wild bee
u,o
Of great
a.
a
^"f*
of the
$&
:
w.
;
~ **** "
anything large or solid
Bulky,
-^
:
;
o-'-a.
- j.5 -
yjJu
:
*&
with
fortification
s'\^
Bumblebee,
Bulk,
overbear
to threaten
:
BumbailirT,
,
J*
protuberant
of a cask
part
-
U)
SljJ
To
t.
an
;
noisy, quarrelsome
:
menaces
Bulge,
bull
young
Uj^
-
:
A
;/.
:
Bully,
Bulb,
:
^"^^ ^1
bja.
$$
:
Ji& ^.* ^t^f
A hard lump a
a knot
;
s^-'.aif-x^
:
Bundle, n. A number
bound together :
of things
- '*?
^^
BUNDLE
Bundle,
v.
bundle
rel
A
n.
Bureau, (buro)
:
which
tiled
a
of
cottage
A
Bungle,
sily
;
7
;'.
botch
to
Bungler,
A
;/.
:
:
citizen
f~3
a
;
-
L-&!
&&>
-
Burgess,
Burgher,
citizen
a representative
;
^
:
A
.
printing type
To work clum-
1
.
Burgeois,
floor
)4
:
system of
departmental government
thatched or
either
is
A
.
house or
single
,
^1
Bureaucracy,
o|3
:
n.
desk with
JK>
vj>lj
stopper for a bar-
Bungalow,
A
.
drawers for papers ; an office
a department
)** ^J
:
turn out
Gv$
Bung,
a
in
tie
*To
To
out,
off",
To
t.
U&>>
:
BURN
96
/^JU*
bad workman
A
n.
Burgh,
A
.
:
A^W
corporate town
;
,
:
a borough
:
)^f
A
n.
Buoy,
mark
floating
point out danger;
<=L>^>
v.
To
f.
keep
^
>
?.
house-breaker
^*J
afloat
:
A
n.
Burglar,
Afloat:
-j.
^5
,
to
nocturnal
:
tiy
GI ;I
;
Burglary,
Buoyancy,
iloating
vivacity
^^j>
,.}*
n
Thai
a.
Buoyant,
not sink
:
n.
chorus
'y
6
:
A
';"-'!
load
-
i-<xA
<s^,>
:
* Cargo
Burial,
;
will
Burin,
KIa>
ing
*
A
oppress
^
:
:
*
\'>j>
Burdensome,
fire
.,
;
.
troublesome
Syn.-Heavy,
:
*i
>_
U>
onero,,M,
ous, oppressive.
;
3
-
itf?-~
^^
cJ*-
.
A
y ? Aj
ponder-
for
tool
engrav
a.
A
.
ludicrous
J*J
:
^''j
Of great bulk
;
d.'-^
stout
:
lil
{$
Grievous
a.
^*}
-
representation
:
Burn,
,
load
^')
act of burying
;
Burlesque,
To
:
To
:
-
:
Burly,
t.
&?*
The
.
a funeral
Something grievous
i_H>j
b
^V * of proof
c^:- ;
v.
House-breaking
.
:
te>\
which
:
light
^
-
by night
^^
V.
Light-heartedness
:
Burden,
quality of
^ t*-?.^^
:
^
d-v-'i.
The
.
i
v.
;
v.
t.
lo consume
to scorch
i.
To
ujiA>-UL.#
'''-.-
:
flame
To
;
to
with
-
l
^?-
glow
:
be inflamed
i
with Passion ]or love
^)*
u** *To
^^
one's fingers,
BURNING -GLASS
To
pected trouble
^^ ^
GL.
unex-
oneself into
get.
et-J!
#To
light, To waste time
G s
;
joU * To the
^
:
v=-5ji
seers
cxb,
~
Burning-glass,
Burnish, v.
and bright
Burrow,
;
^
full
Thick;
Business,
^J
-
Syn.
-
y>j;^
'
;V^:i
l
-k'i
To make
the
ground to
mine to hide :
live
-
G-i^i
;
Burst,
v.
f.
To
a
U<l^=w
occupa-
tion, profession.
.
A kind
of half boot:
:
hole
in
in
to
;
break by force
,
To
i.
-
asunder
fly
To
*
tw,"
t:sj7
human
the
breast
:
-
issue forth
Bustard,
1^
'-)::
*
To
Go
violently
x-To
open, To break open:
* To into tears,
Jtf
To weep
,
n.
A
bitterly
v.
t.
:
;<
:
To
into a grave
:
u<;>
-
inter
Entomb,
^
stir
-
:
ir
)"
A
1
-j:.>'.'
quickly
GJ
;
*->)$& ))&
$)# ah- <$
Busy,
ment
a.
;
v'J
:
hurried
stir;
4^
))*
'&'
^
Occupied with employdiligent
;
bustling
:
& } A> &j$>
~J>"
;
Syn.
Active,
occupied.
Ant.
Inactive, dull, idle, care-
;
&,q
to
But,
.*
inter,
cover,
industrious,
less.
put
,
Syn.
^
J
ostrich-like
,.->
Great
n.
,
activity
cy^i'
sudden outbreak
an explosion
Bury,
-
/.
*,,>
to the
up
WJD
To
Bustle,
to be very busy
:
upon
:
-
An
.
^'^ ^
:
t'.
forth,
suddenly
^
:
-
representing
figure
:
J&
To
come
upon,
To
Go
L^j|
^w.?
U,i.
:
.
bird
v.
A kiss
A statue
.
Bust,
Glo J>
-
;
"/^
(
i.
u^f
Affair, concern, tnatter,
BUSS,
v.
.
ji^
Employment
.
occupation; transaction; duty:
,<~"!
rabbit's hole
,,^-uJ
of bushes:
engagement,
-
:
:
G'^a.
,
grave-
c,^~^>
measure of 32
^^
a.
Buskin,
A
thick shrub
A
yj>
glass
s~ yi
to polish
;
-
i
To make smooth
t.
n.
:
.
:
Bushy,
which collects or condenses
the rays of the sun
A
.
:
Vv
A
.
.
A
n.
Bushel,
'
if
Bush,
overtax
~
'
cemetery
;
candle
ts-i
ii.
,
yard
day-
:
To
at both ends,
i.ji-
Burying-ground,
,-$ <->^> <S*H
:
one's energies
BUT
97
prep. Except
ad. only
j
conceal.
ply
1.-U.
13
:
;
;
leaving out:
merely
&
;
sim-
^r'
BUT
But,
Except
cnnj.
unless
-
}?>
:
Butcher,
except that
;
Buttonhole,
The
.
which a button
is
hole in
caught
v'"3 '
:
Buttress,
A
.
built
pier
support the main wall
v.
,
to
To
t.
slaughter for sale;
murder cruelly
Butchery,
ter
;
-\>
:
>.t>
u slaughter house
-
&jli.
Butler,
A
n.
j>.j>
-
felji.
servant employed
table
in furnishing the
v.
*
To
A mark
.
large cask
of ridicule
*
A
object
sT"^* s^""*" *'
:
.*$
-
I5jk*
An
*^> !> *
:
of a musket
* The thick end
'^ * A
:
blow
A
-
A
w.
substance obtain-
ed from cream
,
v.
To
t.
Buttermilk,
:
.
The
it
t^'~
butter
-
A room where
.
visions are laid
up
V*
pro-
JtSU,
Buttock,
.
The rump
part near the
Button,
n.
A
tail
to fasten dress, &c.
3Ir
-
**<"
the
\*
fj+
metal
;
-
;
of
:
catch
a
purcha-
of
paying
^' ;^^>1 *
detach by
and
sell,
Buzz,
v.
/.
To
a bribe
^
To betray
To whisper
:
spread secretly
v.
f.
:
W
-
,
knob
-
To make
-
ijG
to
;
^l~^-4.;>
n.
The
a
hum
;
:
Buzzard,
n.
By,
,
a.
ad.
,
gV
;
'
k=-a>l
M^*i
A species of hawk;
:
Stupid
Near
prep. At
with
;
of a bee or
noise
:
a blockhead
-
a low, con-
humming sound
is
-
:
purchase the
over,
from one party towards the
other ^^- fc& ^r1 ; * To
milk that
*4^
:
Jj-
^r-y
To make
:
To
fly
separated from
Buttery,
*>'jj.J
the
after
remains
beautiful
-
winged insect
ity
:
\**&
:
promise
afterwards
tinuous,
Butterfly,
To
off,
on
,
A
bribe
credit,
ses
dress with butter:
.
purchase
&&*
-
>^
:
To
To
:
-KM
<iven by a h'.rned beast:
Butter,
;
^^
:
^t*.5
:
;
:
non-intervention of: j&a ^r-)
on
Butt,
/.
*
(j^-'ja.
to
&"~
:
Gay frolicsome
- JAM* $&
a.
healthy
Buy,
&)*
Jo
Buxom,
-
Barbarous slaugh
.
:
slaugh-
animals for market
ters
;
"'-oA'
,^'j-^*
One who
.
BY
98
:
aside
;
;
in
;
:
near
by means of
:
;
along
BY-ALL-MEANS
By-all-means,
time
presently
;
By-name,
certainly: ;>^->
a
In
ad.
By-and-by,
n.
Byre,
<=_)>*'
A
.
A
-
A
Past
a.
A
n.
By-lane,
-
:
"^
lyt
secluded lane
stands near
By-the-bye,
:
:
^&
who
side path:
One
n.
a spectator
;
)a</.
A
n.
:
^?.
Incidentally:
By-the-wayj
^i-UISffci
A side street
By-way,
.
By-law, (bye-law)
:
,
cow-house
By-path, ".
By-stander,
By-gone,
name
nick
ts
'!>
short
**
:
CACKLE
99
:
private
rule or order of a society
By- word,
:
verb
A
>f.
saying
a pro-
;
J*#J!i->
:
c.
Cab,
A
ft.
covered
carriage
drawn by one horse: ^Jj^ -&I
^jls
Cabal,
-
a plot
v.
,
\
n.
junto
1
To
^
an intrigue;
;
:
i.
;b CH^.
i
_-
-
1
)
Cable,
A
.
to restrain a vessel at
J^^>
:
a.
Mysterious
/"
Caboose,
n.
Cabaret,
A
.
tavern
*5aw-
-
:
J
JuU.
Cabbage,
n.
-
A
(L. ^a/w/ , the head)
vegetable
v.
clothes
with a
food
for
To
/.
Cabriolet,
n.
steal
:
n.
species of
palmtree and
.
A
small
Cachet,
(Fr.) n.
room
:
.
A
ministry
closet
:
:
u^ki-
-
:
A sealed
cutting
&$
&^*.
in a ship
nuts
its
JL;^
large
;
an
-
^'y*
*S
The
A
Cacao, Cocoa,
:
in
i_ri-
apartment
Cabinet,
one horse
carriage:
uS
;^/ *
letter:
laa.
Cachexy,
n.
A
body
Cachinnation,
ter
bad
^^
:
Cabin,
A small
1
head used
,
:
The cooking-room
& ^Uj UtS ^x., y^
;
^-^^
:
:
:
of a ship
secret
anchor
jx5}
U^ ^ -fa * Submarine
% ;^i*
telegraph wire
J>)>
b
J***.
form plots
Cabalistical,
rope or chain used
//.
stale
of
*->]?*>
Loud
laugh-
:
Cackle,
like a
t'.
/.
To make
goose or hen
:
a noise
l^ y
/
CACOETHES
\
n.
Cacoethes,
propensity
bad habit or
k
o^U
n.
Bad
:
CALCULABLE
100
^
ji
jj
Cage,
f.
To
/.
to shut
up
confine in a cage;
tf-j?^
:
Cacography,
or writing
'-^
:
n.
Cacophony,
ing of words
Cactus,
Cad,
A
n.
A
.
stones
^
jV
prickly>JtJ
^4*
:
low-bred, vulgar man:
built
Caitiff,
A
.
n.
to
Pertaining
landed property
-i'-^V Jjk"*
:
person
1
Cajole,
flattery
>/.
A
Cadaverous,
like
a.
corpse
UAJ
:
Ghastly; deathL. *i Jl
:
Cadence,
n.
A
fall
-
i,j
of voice in
reading or speaking
To
;
*\j
^^A-jkind of delicate
A
^H?
:
Calabash,
dried
wheedling
-
:
n.
by
-
:
A
.
^^
**.
deceive
to coax
;
flattery
Cake,
^'^
c ^*
/.
.
bread
Cadaver,
:
mean, despicable
:
Cajolery,
Cadastral,
air*
heap of
as a memorial
conical
sound-
tropical
leaved plant
^ B-f
J*&
:
A
n.
-
>
A bad
Cairn,
.xxj
tl^s^
^^ J^
J^tfyi.
spelling
-
A
.
^j
miserable
'^'
goard-shell
:
a.
Calamitous,
"
-
]
l
tV
Distressing
;
:
-
:
<fc*.f,'
distressful,
Miserable,
Syn.
afflictive.
Cadet
A
.
"*
younger brother:
* A >' oun S man in
^
.
i
military school
*->*
:
l-"L-
Cadge,
A
.
tune; mishap
great
--
:
Syn ._ Di9a8ter,
misfor .
**
3f
mishap, misfor.
ttioe.
t^
/.To carry a burden-
v.
CalamitV)
Ant.
Success, blessing, prosperity.
Cadi,
Cafe,
A Turkish
n.
magistrate*:
^
n.
A
coffee-house
Calcareous,
chalk or lime
.
A
Calcination,
Calcine,
Persian garment:
Cag, n. A small cask
Cage, n. An enclosure
-*$
:
of twigs
or wire for
confining birds a
;
prison
;
*ili.
:
Act of
.
M*
:
fire
verizing by
Caftan,
Containing
.
jjj
.
sai>j
v.
To
t.
:
pull
^j-?
reduce a sub-
stance to powder by heat
Calcitrate,
kick
v.. t.
spurn
'V- **
:
Calculable,
To
a.
:
to
;
"
'^
Computable
;'-
:
J>'
CALCULATE
v.
Calculate,
compute
To
t.
reckon
to estimate
;
Go
tlil -
Calculation,
calculating
;
A
.
A
n.
hard
tion in the bladder
method
boiler
y*i
:
Jk}3\-!
*
^&>
:
A
^
a
;
A
.
over-
some
~S
i^
^)
The bore
.
* Mental capacity
$
oM. ';;v
gun
of a
:
(first
:
Printed cotton cloth
n.
Calico,
got from Calicut)
:
Burning heat:
n.
Calidity,
Caligraphy,
manship
Caliph,
Calix,
^-^jliji.
A
A
.
-^^
ur;y*
Elegant pen-
.
:
.
substance
warmth
that excites
J^*.
<J_
assumed by
title
Mohamed
the successors of
Jt\'
Calefacient,
$
:
:
-
large kettle
:
To be
pi.
the
concre-
J^
A
.
belly.
in
sanguine of obtaining
-
of computation
Caldron,
cow's
Calibre,
gravelly
Jbjl$
JMJ
:
*To eat the
:
SjJlo
;
below the knee
Calves.
_xO
^l*
Stony
leg
thing
:
reckoner
-
a.
of
-
i^.v.las.*
Calculus,
y*i
act
computation
Calculator,
Calculous,
UvS
The
u.+33]> -
to
;
:
-
sli+fr"
n.
CALL
101
flower
cup
:
:
:
M^
&.
Calk,
Calefaction,
The
,
being heated
-
:
of
state
o^l^
-
^~y
<ff
Calendar,
A
.
an almanac
Calender,
.
yearly register;
- x
:
/.
To
;^
-
^
f>fi
dress cloth
of a ship
Call,
v.
t.
or invite
-
:
tifi
.^4
liwj$?
stop the
GvS
a J;;^ ^ y^a.
To name; to summon
:
convoke
to
;
,*;>
-
i*'
:
;
'-<,:
n.
The
first
Roman month ^:
^
!(.>
(^
A future
*
day of the
<
o *;'
The Greek,
time never to arrive:
Vj1oL*3t
Calf,
The young
* The thick
n.
')*?;
of a
^^
cow
:
part of the
;
to cry
-
W;j
^
^
fyWi *
To
<
'5
:
;
to mind, To re* To to the
*\>
bar, To admit as a barrister
a
'>
or advocate
^f^> uj S
f
^
:
Calends,
leaks
M; . u^ ; r u
^To names, To abuse:
* To out, To challenge:
out
collect
by hot pressing
To
/.
^;^
Ola.
*
To
o
r
at,
'i-
upon, To
invoke
:
To
^
visit
^
*
:
visit
a place:
To on
^
"
s?*'*^
<^-
;
^*
or
To
^*
- K&U
for, To demand ^k
G5 * To in, To invite ^1?
# To
up, To remember
:
:
CALLING
To
*
To
*
it*
GJ*
recollect
To
arms
&f
:
'
Profession
>*.
Hardened
ci-i~
-
; ? 4*i
:
-
^&
Ji _&..
-
Obdurate, hard, uufeel-
To
t.
charge
-
:
ts-xx# -
t:.:'
^IjJJ
:
fly!
reputation
a.
;
A
:
charge to
false
some one
Syn.
to
Injurious
slanderous
w.
Calumny,
hurt
False accu-
n.
Calumniation,
Calumnious,
insens-
;
:
Slander, malign, defame.
saton
Jbte
s^&
:
Callous,
*~y
hard swelling
.
a.
-
-*o
:
A
Callosity,
without pain
employ-
;
Ji
-
;&
:
v.
to slander
;
U^J
Syn,
Ancestral
Syn.
falsely
order
:
ment
ible
Calumniate,
&>
effi\
To
to arms,
Calling,
*
call
Indian pipe
^^i
-
^V.
^)>
An
n.
Calumet,
mind,
together, To bring
To
together by a
x
to
:
CAMEO
102
^-^
:
t-*f"
defamation,
Slander,
libel.
ing.
Callow,
feathers
Calm,
to
Unfledged wanting
naked
#j J*> <i
.
;
:
;
&
Tranquillity; stillness
.
c-A - tfV l;L
a.
,
Quite
-
still
;
:
calf
To
I.
appease
still
-
:
'>?
to pacify
;
^j*^
-
Calmly,
quietly
ad.
Calomel,
n.
mercury
A
Ikii^'
preparation
used
;
*^
Caloric,
of heat
n.
-
^;';a.
Causing heat
H)
Calorimeter,
.
f
An
*-'
uff
n.
^
-
^^;
The system
of
John
by
taught
tf.* '**
d^
1
.
ciy^c'?.
k^t-tf
J*"
t-'y*'
(
?k
-
'0*' ***
Calvity,
head
Baldness
.
Calx,
.
the
of
&$*?&
:
Anything rendered
re-
ducible to power by burning
<u.S
A
:
^ ^;V
Supposed element
:
Calorific,
of
medicine
in
li-t-i
,_,..
^ ^r*'^
-
?-
:
forth a
;
^>\)V
Without violence;
^
:
bring
Colvin: Born 1509 died 1564:
'
v.
To
i.
doctrine
ja.
,
v.
Calvinism,
u Aj-'^
Uj$
to
:
Calve,
Cambric,
cotton
Camel,
.
!#'
A
beast
or
*^;J
burden
of
:
(>^il ;
linen
fine
:
.
-
:
:
^ ^^r-
Camelopard,
.
The
giraffe
:
instrument
measure the quantky of
heat generated in a
body
:
Cameo,
.
figures are
A gem
on
engraved
:
which
;*';*
CAMERA
n.
A
box used
in
graphs
^ **$*
Camera,
:
fry** \g'^
ft
wool and
Canary-bird,
i
singing bird
Cancel,
of
ing
tents
its
-
:
-
^^^
;
an
;
writ-
A
A
!
:
b>
:
,~
j*
virulent swelling or sore
:
))~$
-jC-'-i
open
large,
A crabfish jo # A
.
sign of the zodiac
#
i
Campaign,
cross a
:
fa.
xtf
n.
To
/.
z>.
to efface
;
^~>.) ^>J -^J
n
:
an army pitches
encampment
uOl
J>**
#1^ <jtf
I
The ground on which
.
excellent
%
_
Cancer,
Cump,
.
:
f
.
made
stuff
silk
..
b
*J
A
or
photo-
taking
An
'
room
dark
u
Camlet,
CANDLEMAS
103
Cancerate,
a cancer
v.
To grow
i.
OU.
:
;
into
<o
,-U
;
|
plain
the time for which an
;
[
army keeps the
field
:
candlestick
c' lj
V.
Candelabrum,
An
n.
perienced soldier
old
heat
ex-
tial
Camphor,
A
n.
medicinal
having
substance,
J^S
J-
1
Ant.Cunning,
properties
)tf
Camphorate,
v.
t.
To
nate with camphor
Candidate,
,..-
n.
A cup
a tin
;
;y
-
:
candidates,
(L.
clothed in white)
some
seeks
cant
Can,
deceitful, sub-
)^>e
impreg-
:
impar-
;
wily,
tie,
.,,-
-
just
;
i-il* -
Sincere, open, frank.
;
:
)^
with'
Glowing
Fair
a.
:
Syn.
solid, fragrant
branched
:
Candid,
..GI
:
A
:
a.
Candent,
Campaigner,
n.
*%.
post
;
One who
an appli-
^tSLlji
:
a.
Candied,
sugar
n.
:
Candle,
;1 5 J.J.^|
Preserved
!yt>
JM5
M
^x-
A light made
.
with
of wax
or tallow, surrounding a wick
Canaille,
n.
The
rabble
:
- Jj>
;
of cotton
1
*
Canakin,
n.
A
little
the
cup:
;
a taper:
The game
the
course
Canard,
.
;
An
artificial
a pipe
^.
A
-
:
hoax
water-
^B
:
^^
;t
-
;
^-*
j*~-^ f y
not worth
results
worth striving
Canal,
is
for
^'^
l
Candlemas,
A
n.
Catholic festival
:
are
not
:
?~
l<;
^^
Roman
t
JkJ --..
1
CANDLE-STICK
GANTLET
104
Candle-stick, n. The instrument that holds candles
a. Artful
Canny,
cautious
;
:
:
Canoe,
Candour,
ness
ii^')#
:
Candy,
-
n.
v.
ts'-?
and
^Y**
To
t.
A
n.
*-*^
:
preserve by
ing with sugar
Cane,
open-
;
Sugar boiled,
hardened
,
Frankness
.
coat-
U?l.> . !5K.>
:
walking-stick
&>**
the
;
plant which yields the sugar
-
a reed
,
-
-^i
:
v.
To
t.
-
^^>.'
;
cutting
canes
A
:
thicket of
Canon,
;-
-
.Jja.
Canine,
A
.
e>y
~^
(
dignitary
:
Canonical,
the canon
the
Having
perties of a
dog
kind
(_o|
#
pro-
:
a.
eating
>l$S'
-
or
corrupts or
consumes
Cankerous,
canker
Sii.
flesh
;
JUo'w.
;.
^
l>
like
eats hu-
a man-eater
^y
:
-~^b )r
-
Cannibalism,
human flesh
n.
;
Feeding on
barbarity
A
church
full
Canonize,
.
v.
Canopy,
musical
Cant,
-
^
:
:
a.
f.
:
A
Cannonade,
.
with o nnon
Can no.
.r,
ages cannon
:
large
gun
v.
To
t.
covering spread
^ix-'JS.
:
:
'jjl;
3=*.
-
j-.,^
;
Inelegant
4Tlft'J
:
/.
To
J>\lo
'
v
;
Uo
^
&j
Conten
:
a.
a.v^ ^^y';^*?'
tious: &!j <i^
A
.
affected
;
-
speak with a par-
Cantanekrous,
Canteen,
-
^.
shop
in
mHitary
barracks for sale of liquor &c.:
:
:
attack
M^.
-
Harmonious
a.
A hypocrite
Canter,
* A shert gallop
Canticle,
.
A
song
:
;
^
V.^
-&?#.
$
One who man-
.
,V;
^y
^
:
)\->
Whining, hypocritical
vulcar
,
Lji^V
declare any-
:
n.
speech
,
clergy-
*'. &
:
To
t.
A
n.
A
(//.,)
dress
.
Cannon
:
According to
Canonicals,
ticular tone
,.$
One who
.
^i;^
:
Corroding
:
Cannibal,
man
a.
:
that
Anything
.A
_
it
ulcer
corroding
*
f\
An
*
:
^1
of type
regular; spiritual:
;
over the head
A worm ^4
n.
-
:
^t>
Canorous,
Canker,
:
A
*
l>
tree
US 3
;
law or rule
one a saint
:
a.
of a
trunk
into a hollow vessel
man's
n.
made by
boat
the
^'^^
beat with a cane
Cane-brake,
A
.
*/^
Cantlet,
piece
;
.
A
fragment
a
;
8
;-i
CANTO
Canto,
of a
\ book
n.
poem
->l
:
section
or
^
<->>
tf
land
:
A
n.
A
Cantonment,
a town &c.,
clan
A
.
Talkative
A
//.
to par-
1
^*'5
Canvass,
&c.
V.
:
iy
To examine
t.
to discuss:
;
v.
,
To
i.
over the
-
<;>
A
n.
-
The top
*
To
at,.
JO^SBJ
:
chief
a view to matrimony
:
n.
t
!
*
A
.
v.
To
i.
able
J^
:
-
:V>
Able, competent,
Incompetent;
awtward.
Capacious,
spacious
',
extensive
jump
*f
:
;
writ
judicial
in
n.
the
in
merrily
^$&
the
custody
therein
:
a.
_j;^V
Hairy
minute vessel
A
:
system
circulating
:
Jj'>
fitted,
inefficient,
a.
:
the sheriff to take
Capillaceous,
efficient.
Ant.
:
J!
"7*^
pompously
skip
tik$ -
person named
-,
Syn.
-
|l
A
.
and hold
suit-
:
directing
'
;
dress
leap or
dance
o
Capias,
!
fitness:
Qualified for
trappings
;
.
Capillary,
a.
covering laid
&.**. . j3ty
^
^
:
A
<^';
/>>;~
:
Capability, n. Capacity
Capable,
y~
:
saddle
To
t.
Caper,
measures with
use
-
:
*> ^
solicit votes
A
From
(Fr.)
A promontory: ^1
* The neckpiece of a
cloak or coat
c ii/
J& * To set one's
:
:
c x^;
'
thorough-
v.
,
Cape,
o lax'"*,
covering for the head:
sa>
^y>
space
;
;u
/
-,
Cap,
ability
;
;
^
"
\f if,***"')**)*
v.
power of
cheerful:
;
solicitation of votes:
,
The
.
Cap-a-pie, adv.
head to foot
4T
Close inspection
.
-
:
containing
coarse cloth used
for sails, tents,
render
& J&
to qualify
'Joi
oy Uj> ^1
Caparison,
Canvas,
To
t.
division of
;-^
:
;
v.
Capacity,
*>^
->'
:
assigned
ticular troops
a.
capable
f&'>
small division of j
*<3# %
Canty,
Capacitate,
- !_*!*
SJ
Canton,
CAPITAL
105
Resembling a hair
a.
minute
c."*-
:
Capillose,
*.
-
;
*&
Hairy
:
-
;W
J^^
Roomy
:
-
;
tet>
Capital,
a.
affecting
-
E.-U.-I4
Principal
the
;
life
excellent:
;
large
:
CAPITAL
The uppermost part
&
A. &f~
n.
Capital,
column
of a
A..<2a.
-vThe chief city
* Large
Stock
letters
or
*
:
*
t_y.
:
^
punishment
:
overturn
<J;~
v.
Capitalize,
into
To
/.
^*>
:
Capitally, ad. Nobly
* Chiefly
:
^p-
<*r
j*-
-
.) *1
>4)^*
'.
Poll-tax
-x-
<!'-.<
:
plant
Capitulate,
on condition
9
i
A
.
i"
^
a.
carping
soner
fancy
v.
;
Capricious,
s'olstice
:
cock
a
;
slave
&
whim
a.
Fanciful
.**-s
-
:
~" ))^4
1
;
take
'form of
a"
j
';-
c>^
winter
'
^s-*^
1
A
n.
:
Captivity,
prisoner
.
servitude
;
i
;
a
*c^ - jj-*' L^.
Confinement
:
subjection
."*
Having
^'
goat
pri-
charm
to
prisoner
r?i
-
a prize
v.
,
One who
n.
:
&'
:
.
n.
riot
~fy
3
Arrest
\+* :\ -
?
;
-
:
&J
1
;
takes a
^'^ ;^/
seizure of
^
/.
To
A
small carriage
the
'-!/*
-
take by force
arrest
Car,
-
^';;
to
)
of war
or
railway carriage
;
a cha-
triumph
7
Capriform,
;
*^
:
:
*
c
The
.
:
To
I.
subdue
to
Capture,
Capricorn,
Fault-finding
:
gary.
Changeable
of a
&ty
*$j'
:
Whiui, freak, fancy, va-
whimsical
post
top $
censorious
;
Captor,
Syn.
The
.
f
castrated
A
n.
or military
:
Captious,
surrender
.1
Caprice,
J^j
:
Captaincy,
^
captain
5
A naval
;/.
Captive,
Capon,
t>
J^^
u *iA^
J
:
To
*'.
seed-vessel of
c^.*~?.
:
Captivate,
r.
^t
The
.
commander
A numbering
//.
of persons
weight
Captain,
*.))
:
Capitation,
wind up any great
convert
Wo
-
capital
cylinder with
levers to
a
:
A
.
^
Jtf
upset or
Uiiy li>
:
Capsule,
Capitalist, n. One who possesses large funds ;!^U^*-^^>U
To
/.
.
Capstan,
^''ri
- ?)*
:
pungent
-,-
Capsize,
:
A
.
Pepper:
o-iULJI^te
^-)=>
:
money
crime
*.<>;-*
Capsicum,
^
:
CAR
106
:
** ;
-
;
a
'j^r
CARABINE
A
Carbine,
musket used by mounted
Carabine,
light
troops
.
:
v.
To move
i.
wheel
to
;
Carcanet,
cious
:
-
fo
obli-
&'>$ !j^
-
Carcass,
animal
Card,
,
'of
An
n.
n.
canter
:
^
neck
the
-
\j$
.\)>
The weight
^$
$$
!-X>1
:
A body
.
A dead body
n.
:
J$
A
n.
piece of thick paper
painted with
of 4
&>
>U.
of travel-
merchants or pilgrims
:
A
used in
figures
note
A
^tf*
-
containing an
^<" *
of an
:
games *p'^
- &>
.jaJ ;" ^J t~$Z
Caravan,
ling
chain of prefor
:
water-bottle or de-
n.
grains
;
A
:
Carat,
movement
oblique
a horse
Carafe,
A
.
stones
crti'?'
Caracole,
quely
CARDINAL
107
address
:
<**'';
-x-On
the
tffl
.
S,
Probable
!n,oyt>
man
popular
:
si
,*
is
a
co'
&<*
:
A 'great
.v.
in-
wool
^^;^
^$-'6
:
^ fi
* The
strument with which
combed
paper
:
A
,
;j*
J-2j
*
party, persons playing at
cards :
j1 ^
<J1?
^^
Caravansary,
Eastern inn
An
n.
(Pers).
-^l^-Jl^tf
:
y
plant
An
n.
aromatic
Carbon,
Pure charcoal
;/.
^
ti
cs-i^i
:
v
n.
Pertaining
of carbon
.J-'j?
to,
^
J^".
*'.
To comb wool t**>
To play at cards to
:
;
'
:
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Cardamom,
or
<Jtfj$
A
.
medicinal
^^
:
who
One
n.
Carder,
wool
Carbonic,
t.
p.
seed
&
:
,
v.
game
**
Caraway,
Card,
:
k
V-tf
Cardiac,
cards
-l^
'i^* 1*
Pertaining to or re-
a.
sembling the heart
:
-
IS"
Ja Jl*"- IS Ji
Jitoli-
Carbonic acid,
ft.
A compound
Cardinal,
Pre-eminent; chief;
.
of oxygen and carbon formed
by burning
Carbonize,
to
carbon
Carboy,
n.
v.
A
of a deep
tumour
:
To
convert
tj.>
hold liquor
*
t.
:
Carbuncle,
^.Gwi^a.
^^ J> ^f
:
intf>$
Turkish vessel to
:
n.
*>!;>'
A
beautiful
red
colour
^n
gem
:
J*J
inflammatory
principal
^
J^l
:
points, The
V)*-
'
J)--
-
^^
-
J^''
four quarters;
uU * A ' ^>^
^virtues, Prudence;justice;
fortitude
J\"fi
-
Cardinal,
;
temperance
JUK-.!
.
- i-Jl^J!
One
:
-
*
)y
^i^l
of the chief
governors of the
Catholic Church:
Roman
^^ cO;
CARE
Care,
tion
Charge; anxiety; cano'i;^ "*"- *&
.
'Caricaturist,
xiety.
Ant.-Heedlessness
To be
/.
?'.
,
anxious or
on one
;/.
life
:
L5
!
A
iJ
j;
-';
^
f
live:
care
i
;Vr
Carefulness,
A
n.
Cariole,
one person
_
j
tt)
;
'
i
Great
.
^'^t*
:
atteni
_
Cark,
.
.
Care; anxiety
-
a.
Inattentive
^u
care
;
i
Car-man,
cart
A
n.
P ear
inattention
:
4
Carnage,
er
;
v.
afieotion
;
f.
To
with
treat
to fondle
A
mark
some omission
Care- worn,
care
J&
n.
A
b'
Vexed
J.^
:
&~~x
Carnival,
brated
A
n.
among
before Lent
(
^^
-
^^^j^
^
lustful
;
-
^
:
5
;
*~^
Jl
^^ ^^
-
^
;
a
'
;
t
;
- b
*>-*
fleshy; like flesh
.
;^"-
load specially of a
n.
;
with
-
CarnCOUS
.^
,.
Fiesh-colour
.
f>&
:
v
.
Fleshy
Carnation,
-^-;&
:
Cargo,
a.
;
a
medicine
licentious
:
[A] indicating
:
-
i
pink
n.
Caret,
wind
^s>^">
:
a.
Carnal,
a
^
Massacre; slaught-
.
havoc
:
of
friar,
^
A
.
for expelling
tijD>>
-^
^.
white
i
sensual
Caress,
-
^
_
^ ^.^\
:
;
|
ness
.
driver
A
n.
varlet y of
Heedless-
w.
Carelessness,
^
J\)l*>
:
Carmelite,
negli*)ti
y>
^j
I
\
i
1^;'-*^-
-
:
A rustic; a down
Cafl> n
-
;t
:
.
'
Carminative,
Careless,
#
i^.jj| .
^)>*
;''
decayed
;
,
j
vigilance
,
Rotten
a.
.
Way
-
^
:
_
.
Carious,
for
light carriage
*
>)*
^}
:
*
,
i^4w
:
~*>
fr"**
ww-v. uls
* Course of
"
Full
n.
-
:
y$
:
u? *
^G,
1
3
.......
l*4
!
!i!aJ
race-course
:
^
Rottenness of the
.
^t &"-
J> _O1 Jaw',
proceedings
Careful,
:
to
;
- (l
side for repairs
Swift motion
of
-
:
Caries.
bones
,
To heave a ship
f.
'.L'^o
Career,
,.
i.o
who
One
.
caricatures
h ^-
.
C.i
v.
inatten-
;
be inclined
have a regard to
Careen,
makes
\
,
to
;
^ 53
:
neglect.
;
...
sohcitous
ridiculous
picture of a person
concern, an-
Syn.- Solicitude,
tion
A
n.
Caricature,
J-^
;
CARNIVAL
108
y^^
.
y,j
festival
:
oi^
cele-
the Catholics,
CARNIVORA
Carnivora,
Flesh-fee-
(pi).
.
CARTOGRAPHY
109
Carrot,
A
n.
along
plant having
j
ding animals
:
a.
Carnivorous,
)^
;>>^-
Flesh-eating
,1a> ws~i
yr~
v.
,
A
n.
Carol,
song of joy
To
i.
Carousal,
A
drinking bout
^^>
:
k_5
t.
:
'
[
'
*
i[
:
:
:
:
:
move
feast
jovial
*>'
:
v.
To bear 6r convey
^} * To urge or impel B&.I
* To accomplish
toi
,.'3! #
To gain, '.3o J-'=. * To contain
.Uso!
U^S^ * To manage
G% - o.j # To off, To re-
Carry,
:
J
r
-^h
:
sing with joy
.
esculent root
****
to a distance
:
UtjJ_jjA
;
*To
-- ^^-
or
kill
cause
to die
:
;'
on, To manage: r 'Ii^l
*
To
out, To execute
^f
W!5-x-To
Syn.
Feast, banquet, festival.
:
Carouse,
antly
v.
To
i.
v'j^
:
tf
drink abund-
S*
-tf
*
Ci
Uj$
M
v.
faults
To
i.
Uo
:
Carpenter,
A
.
^
t
The
n.
a carpenter
-
*To
in
To
5^
W
f
Carpet,
On
sion
c art)
^*>%
the
Under
knight,
vehicle
^ ^b ^
Behaviour
Carrier,
.
messenger
Jl*.
:
One who
-
:
ing flesh
n.
:
carries
;V *^
1
"
Dead and
&
-
species
?&
Carrion,
;
;
the
]
commonly
ed
carr ia ge ,
for
luggage
.
^
Charge
-
:
!<<^
for carting:
?.
bet-
of prisoners.
exchange
Carter,
.
A
driver
of cart
:
j
-
ti>
Cartful,
a
will
a.
As "much
contain:
of
Cartilage,
^'^^
-
An agreement
?<.
;
t>
e
a
;
Jfy
ween governments regarding
^
Conveyance
;i
.
pigeon
<L
-
:
^
discus-
#>
n.
to
a place
w~Jl>
:
,
stay-at-home
:
Carriage,
^
A whee
n
Cartage,
A
;
lib
thing to
abounds
it
Cartel,
soldier
*
covering
:
,
a
take
used
:
*
~
thick
&c.
for floors,
*
A
^
coals to Newcastle,
where
^fa*
.
fy
:
To
victory
business of
.
:
prevail
^'^ ^^
worker
timber:
Carpentry,
small
notice
one's point,
succeed: tJy&._A..& *
the day, To gain
"V
Carp,
J^
To
.
To
*
*-^
putrefy-
I
& 'V^-
n. Grisrie
Cartography,
ing charts or
.
:
^)*
as a cart
-
># ,<)<
~
J**
^?f
Art of mak-
maps
:
~y;'; rjc
CARTOON
Cartoon,
A
;/.
upon
ing
n.
Cartouch,
case
painting or draw-
paper
large
balls
Caseous,
-
:
like
(Pro. Cartiish)
hold
to
CASSOCK
110
A. Casern,
ers
:
coin
case of paper,
&c. lidding the exact charge
of any
firearm
wheel
Carve,
i;*;
J'o <;<^ b
!M.
CAr ts;
v.
To
1.
- t'-o
_Ai-'
\ maker
n.
Cartwright,
sculpture
Carver,
of
carves
-
^A);"
J&
:
;
Case,
\
n.
sheath
:
waterfall
J-^
j5^~
:
<C
.
An
nouns
x^j
:
An
#
fc
^-'5)^
.
V.
A
*
Casemate,
.
A
^
cause
n.
*x-j^
A window that
opens on hinges
:
money
,
v.
To
t.
-
:
:
has
.j^')^
dismiss from an
office or service
-
:
^;
t
Cashmere,
cloth made
for
A
rich kind of
of the
downy wool
n.
Cashmere goat
A
.
J^
:
public building
music,
dancing,
Cask,
A
n.
&c
Casket,
box
small barrel
A
n.
for
small
^
:
^
:
chest or
&c.
jewels,
:
^}
Casque,
(cask)
in
kind of vault
or covered archwork
Casement,
charge of
who
of
et-iU*.
WS.M
:
n
~f
iff
One
n.
Cashier,
i
and paid
received
money
book
&>*
-
:
!;?*
inflection
^^ ^^^
^')*-
A
n.
A
'
court
:
-
condition
#
ut-i^j-,
monty
kept an account of
is
Casino,
event, circumstance,
or
state
which
V)**
-JH#
-
to hold printing types:
*
turn into
Cash-book,
of the
frame sub divided into boxes
sili
To
i.
^^
box or
covering,
-
<*-?
:
:
.
A
ready-money;
- ^5
jS ;;
y}
;
*o, ;
-tt~
Sculpture
Carving,
it J #
Figures carved
'/.
-
Uiljj
J&~
_,i1
Cascade.
Money
-^~
:
:
One who
.
^
^
* To CUt
^-1;"
into small pieces
lodge for sold-
_y>
:
,v.
of a
^
<~<<J
:
A
^-)-'fi
track
'I'he
{.
Cartrut,
-
&'>
:
jw
.
.
to or
Pertaining
:
:
Cash,
A
n.
Cartridge,
a.
cheese
spioe
A
w.
Cassia,
garment
A
helmet
^
:
v,'^'
fragrant aromatic
^'vf-V
:
Cassock,
.
A
n.
:
priest's under-
^
^^t
j ))^
>
[
^^-
<
CASSOWARY
n.
Cassowary,
bird
lian
A
large Austra-
CASTOR
Castanet,
^J
J> y> JC.J
e >?
**"
:
in
dancers
v.
Cast,
To
t.
-
-
^^ *
:
-
)l*j-
To
^^)3
reject
IjjS
^
:
,jlii,.lj
part
loi
:
J^
person
^;*
To throw down
* To mould W-&3
aside, To dismiss or
To
^
^^.
:
extrawaste by
J
i
tribe
out
throw
:
:
1
j>
:
^s-'
^ * To
upbraid
-x-
Uy,2.
carry
punish
To
/.
.
chastise
-
li^
:
;
<ux'J
15^5
!;
chastisement
-
:
>&':
To
:
a.
Castigatory,
<-~}.^"
-
;
*^"
to
Tending
correct or chastise fpunitive
To
$
look
To
-x-
for
:
^'.'
To add up
young, To mis-
up,
To
:
f.
V.
Ulji
J+-~
:
-x-
To
mis 5
:
determine by the drawing
Of 101S
A
^j)*^ ^rf r; TO
:
Something formed of
*-
cast
metal
x-
vote,
by the
:
^
'^
3
^toS
The
vote "given
president
to decide a
question,
when
the other
members
ly
of
metal into a mould
lots,
To
The running
n.
Casting,
liquid
^ ^i
o-fl-
\>^
for,
-
share the
the teeth, To
in
To
-::-
tj)>
^,5
of a
;!>*
v.
correction
;
about
:
Castigate,
to
The keeper
n.
-x-
one's lot with,
fate of
a
;
-
:
To off, To discard:
o
To Out, To turn
in
^ ^K> * To
'-V
^_<
:
fixed
o>|j
:
Castellan,
Castigation,
U<;^ %
lo^s
out
and
separate
order or class of society
To
#
1)1
dejectf or depress
~%
.
To
forth,
A
n.
Caste,
castle
down, To
;'>=
-x-
:
:
V.
rejected
:
Toaway, To reject
vagance
>;I;T
;
c ;'=*
-x-
loj,J)5 - U.'i
Useless
-
~<I<;9..>
To
:
An abandoned
^**~
:
a.
,
* To shed or im-
M3
n.
Castaway,
* To discard, dismiss or
tv..i
which
hands
rattle in their
fling or
throw,
ty- ^~
shed or throw off
send:
Small shells of
.
hard wood,
or
ivory
divided
the votes of
are equal-
:
:
To
horoscope,
horoscope
,
n,
mould
i_G^
i'^Jl
A
UU>
:
throw
'. l* *
:
:
reckon
:
A
Air or mien
* Glance
:
i-<^.^
tinge
:
]fr
a
Castle,
.
fortress
:
*j|j
*
:
-
A
Kto
A
house
fortified
^
s in the
To
air,
visionary projects
:
3
j^j
&
;
a
To build
-*'' *
<iJ
make
^^
*
Caster,
n.
A
beaver
:
j*i*i'
CASTOR-OIL
Oil got from an
Castor-oil,
Indian plant
J^ ^ ^i)
.
:
Castrate,
v.
To
i.
the testicles
deprive of
to geld
;
CATCH-PENNY
112
The wild
)
Catamount,
Catamountain, / cat
j> ^
A
kind
of
Cataplasm,
//.
:
.
poultice
:
^ w^;J
:
^ ^~> -<i!
^J
Casual,
a.
Accidental"; arising
from chance
^^
-
:
^'^"1
A
n.
Catapult,
machine
&c
throwing stones
a
;
for
sling:
Accidental, v incidental,
Syn.
occasional.
Cataract,
ml.
Casually,
Accidentally
without design
A
Casualty,
;
thing happen-
Catarrh,
^!;'
:
;
great waterYall:
^
:
A
#
li>?
;
!^>
the eye
&
an accident
by chance
A.^U \j\*>\ * Death
oy.
ing
U^
^!
:
A
.
.
-
,y^
A
n.
disorder in
-
^J^
J*i
dis-
profuse
charge from the nose
fa
:
:
One who studies
Casuist,
and settles cases of conscience:
.
L
_^Ui
.
ii'.jj'
Casuistry,
a casuist
Cat,
A
n.
j
Catch,
science of
snare
" ***
'^V?"'
:
mice
-
^/
:
,b
and dog, Quarrelsome
jJ'j^ * To rain cats and
dogs, To rain heavily 2Lj*
*
:
:
K-tf
^ )^
*
To
a secret
nine
dead
for
:
.
A
the
Catalepsy,
.
:
t^
waterfall:
A sudden
pension of the
volition
nine
b ^Uis
^.'^ji
A
.
-
/.
A
Catalogue,
books, names
or
sus-
and
senses
*<X.
seize
*^I
-
en-
to
;
receive infection
to
;
- *
*?!**
To
t.
:
*
To
of
:
GJ<J
cold,
To
at,
. Gt
To
To-
s^tj,
j>
hold
try to lay
from catarrh
suffer
:
To up, To snatch:
0^) fa
*
^& To at a straw, To
*
at something
trifling
and unsubstantial: ;j;$ k ^<l*
G
'
"^
!
;'t-
b
*
>*%
To
a
Tartar; To seize an enemy
who proves too strong ^ 4r'
:
of the
burial
*Jti i
Catadupe,
of
>-^'* tj.lAjJ
subterraneous
:
Catacomb,
cavity
*
)!;
v.
An unhappy
.
:
grasp
disclose
A whip with
tails,
lashes
^>
'*.>.>$
:
the
let
out of the bag, To
event
<**
domestic animal that
catches
final
. .xi,^ .
&tju
The
.
Catastrophe,
utJU.
c^yC^.
list
titles
:
of
of
>*-p
Catch,
n.
Seizure
song sung
in
Catch-call,
instrument
An
A
j<-v *
:
succession
.
A
:
^
squeaking
:
Catch-penny,
up merely
**)> *
:
advantage taken
^VAnything got
.
to sell
:
s
CATCHPOLL
A
n.
Catchpoll,
wer
bailiff's
follo-
Caterer,
i*.f)>*
^j) ^
food
1
folo
:
CAUDATE
113
t
One who
n.
provides
-
$;'^#
:
.jUt-Sii.
(J
Catchword,
The word
.
the bottom of the page
the
ted at
page
repea-
of the
top
at
Cateress,
A woman who
n.
provides food
The larva of
Caterpillar,
an insect ; grub '*?.5i^ - !jo
:
.
i-
* aa
O
"*
:
Caterwaul,
Catechise,
To
A
#.
asking questions
gate
:
fd*>
instruct
;
'-'')?'
-
Catechism,
and answers
:
3 '-''r"
V IK
Catechist,
tructs
One who
.
by questions
lasljjjl.-xe -!/!j doi
Catechu,
^S
ins-
Jl>~
:
f^T
an Indian plant
:
^
;H-
Catechumen,
(/'/v. Ca/-V
who
is
One
kw'meti)
yet in
.
the
^'-h 6 ^.;- ^
Absolute
:
a.
Categorical,
positive
'33J^
Catgut,
;
^
i,
of ani-
and twisted :-^j;
utoG
a.
Cathartic,
Cathedral,
Purgative
church of a diocese
n.
Catheter,
A
&**
:
The
//.
head
V/
:
!j*
tube for draw-
ing off the urine:
Catholic,
al
;
Universal or gener-
a.
liberal
i!
:
Catholicism,
n.
lity
-
jT
^ ^
V.
Adherence
Church
the Catholic
;
of sentiment: u-uS-
n,
Catholicon,
-
LS
*k>
to
libera<
.
To
A
Catonian,
'
n.
A
class
an order of ideas
:
;
a rank
^^
Catoptrics,
.
:
//.
The
science
:
(k
;
^<*
-
,-.>
Cattle,
-
j !=B
//.
Caudal,
'l
a
To
Grave
Beasts of pasture
:
Regular con-
n.
nection; a link:
z.
o.
treating of reflected light
ci>JU.- i.l~l^. - Ns^ \
Catenation,
universal re-
:
classify
>~il^-b>$
v'.^Ii^
by>
>
i
/ I
r
Category,
A
medy:
JJJfl-
f.
^
Intestines
??.
;
authoritative:
Categorize,
Cater,
c
cry like
rudiments of Chris-
first
tianity
To
.
^r')^
:
An astringent
extracted
from
.
substance
:
loi
of ques-
v'r?"
a cat
v.
mals, dried
J!y **;>>
5
A book
n.
by
to interro-
tf,J J',-.
tions
K a'
f 'bo!
:
next'
provide food
(J^ r
tiiw]
:
^
E.-U
tail
n.
Relating
Caudate,
to,
'-
:
a-
or
-
,-'
Having a
like,
^
f'~
tail
:
CAUDLE
Caudle,
A warm
.
Cauterize,
drink pre-
hot iron
pared from wine, eggs, sugar,
&c., for sick
CAVEAT
114
persons
-
:
f.
A
".
1^a.
covering the intestines
^Jai.
A
-x-
^>'
Caulk,
Causal,
il>
To
t.
species of
-
^o
jb
;
:
To warn
/.
gtf e
to
;
(!
-^^
Conveying a
o.
Cautionary,
fasten together:
Implying a cause
it.
v.
foresight
;
-
Provident care
.
notice of danger: W*.
J^
^>
J^
prudence
,
A
n.
:
v.
_)<fi\
searing with a
:
Caution,
kind of small net:
C auliflower,
cabbage
:
A
.
hot iron
membrane
thin
sear with a
^'
:
Cautery,
Caul,
To
/.
warning; admonitary
*t'
:
:
Cautious,
a.
Careful;
pru-
***
.
Causality,
The
.
of a cause
3
.
dent
agency
)^.~)
i
Syn.
Prudent, discreet, wary,
careful,
circumspect.
Ant.
Imprudent, rash,
less, unwary.
^r^
:
)^y^
:
vigilant.
Causative,
cause or reason
t
-s-*lj V.
:
^ (Gram.)
I",o ?
as a
Effective
a.
a cause or reason
:
r*t-
<
Expressing
V. ^-'*
Cavalcade,
horseback
A
>/.
rack-
procession on
-
:
^;'.
!;.->
tt^ ; l.~
1
j
Causation,
of causing
Cause,
an
-x-
,
act or result
motive
;
To
/.
iJ/'jo.,-:
n.
Caustic.
tion
.
A
:
Cauter,
produce
t.y
A
over wet ground
.
fjyc
raised
:
.^V
:
A
knight
,
way
-
;
-
Horse
.
f.
/.
)^
haughty
body of troops
Cavate,
horseman
jii;;*
Brave
a.
*
;'?-
gay
^
*J^;
a
;
soldiers
:
To
;
-
L<
:
a
;
? ;'j-
hollow out
:
^eb
*-^'?
o j~
Cave,
-
n.
earth
,
;
v.
A
hollow place
a den
*)$
To make
t.
in the
^
- -
;'*
hollow
:
burning applica-
Caveat,
r
n,
-
A
//.
:
Cavalry,
by agency,
to
:
- Ull<; .
Causeway,
:
effect
about
to bring
^
:
legal process
v.
Cavalier,
^r-*:**-"
:
That which produces
>/
effect
A
The
.
searing hot iron
lltl
Jf'UlO
:
*!,J
.
A
legal
stpp proceedings
:
process to
ft<*
CAVERK
Cavern,
A
.
hollow
the ground
Cavernous,
Cavesson,
v.
Cavil,
raise
'V
:
A false
n.
objection
b
-
y*
One who
:
/.
To
Celebrate,
famous
to honour
Oe
;
-^^
solemn
by
a wrangler
An
n.
Cavity,
hollow place
Caw,
v.
or crow
v.
to stop
To come
i.
-
to
.
-
Ceaseless,
swiftness
an end:
Celery,
fail
discont.inue,
continued
;
-
:
;?'xi
A
.
give
up
to
Ceil,
t.
wo&-'
species of parsley
a.
Heavenly
:
another
-
_
To
.
ship
\')
:
;
to
to yield
*J!j^
.
II*^W
The
i3tl
inner
^*WJ
^"^.j
unmarried
life
Celidography,
bachelor-
;
'
.
''
jAKt;
l|f
A
discrip
tion of the spots in the sun
1
^tu
A
ment
;
(S
oG'iJ
small
a cavity
:
^ V CT
,
close
apart-
:
:
cover the inner
:
-
ctfbV
:
ange-
;
-
The
n.
a single
;
Cell, n.
surrender
roof of building
Ceiling,
^
fi'&
-^
:'
To
II*i
v.
-
:
A
^ *"~ r;
5
:
tree yielding valu-
able timber
Cede,
speed
;
Celibacy,
Without ceasing;
a.
t.
lic
state
-
v.
commen-
Rapidity of motion;
n.
Celerity,
-.
stop.
Cedar,
praise,
dation.
^.jls
forbear,
intermit,
n.
;
^^
-
'^
Desist,
incessant
Ofl,i
renown
;
^;r^
:
Renown,
Syn.
Celestial,
Syn.
-
^J-G
Fame
-
distinction
r-';j-
^iti
re-
a
;
Red pepper
.
:
Celebrity,
;
-
'"i
:
:
;
*^^
}'*
rites
membrance commemoration:
cry as the rook,
Cayenne,
Cease,
c^
aperture
W
:
To
i.
-
,0')^
:
dis-
A solemn
n.
Celebration,
*.*
cavils
to
;
tinguish
frivolous
who
make
.
-
#.
^j^
5
tflj^)
>^V, ^-J^
Caviller,
cele'
brates
^Jr*
l:p*>
n.
Celebrant,
band
,<;^
.-ti''
:
captious
or
w.<^
:
;
'-
*jf-
To
/.
:
of engra-
art
.
'-v~
nose
:
objections
,
A
.
*
j
Hollow
.
horse
for a
l
The
Celature,
ving on metals
in
place
>>
:
CELLULAR
115
Cellar,
n.
place
for
An
stores
underground
:
*5U.
*7
is-#j.
roof
:
Cellular,
n.
Containing
cells
:
CELLULE
Cellule,
A
.
small cell
A
.
<J
:
substance
uniting stones
mortar
;
Centenary,
^V
J-
'
f
)'
Cement,
CERATE
116
The space
//.
one hundred years
of
:
for
-
:
Centennial, a. Consisting of
*iU >*
a hundred years
J>
:
,
z.
To
/.
unite
A
n.
Cemetery,
Centipede,
:
burial
place
insect
:
Cento,
^-jo
A monument
n.
Cenotaph,
one buried elsewhere
n.
incense
The pan
to
burnt
is
-
c,b;ja>
:
n.
A
critic
centre
a.
:
Centralize,
Censorious,
finding
:
^~*-
a.
Given
to fault-
Censurable,
y&
:
v.
-
v.
t.
blame
Syn.
:
reproof
;
To
Census,
n.
An
:
.B-
.^.
^j>
a.
the
in
-
.eia-j
from
Flying
-
:
;-^"j^li
Jj^>
a.
Having a
dency to the centre }$;>
Centripetal,
;
;
:
a.
Centuple,
hundred fold
to
Centurion,
^,'yl
.
tenJL>t
a
Increased
:
'ify
-
A Roman
J^.J^
officer
who commanded a hundred
'"
Jl
men
<-.
con-
:
official
enumera-
tion of the people of a
Century,
coun-
A hundred ->- - 'y^*.-'
An American coin
*<-. d^J
r ^.ci
A
Centenarian,
person a
Cent,
render
,
Placed
a.
:
the centre: }$.-}|JJL>
- t;tfl
reprove,
GB
Ihe middle point
.
Centrifugal,
o*H-
reprimand
\'>$
Blame,
demn.
centre
Worthy of cen-
-
-
(SxXJ
^1.^.
Act of blaming
.
To
/.
-ru
Centre,
*-;
vs-*l-
reprimand
,
a.
:
Censure,
r*.
Centric,
severe
-
CS.3J-
sure
and
^-*\>
:
the
to
Relating
an
;
manners
of
inspector
morals
harsh
)*/
:
central :,.-
Censor,
'
A
n.
authors
which
many-legged
))**&'
composition conof
sisting
scraps from various
:
in
A
:
Central,
Censer,
.
:
.
*
:
;
>
;
n.
Cephalic,
head
A
hundred years
Belonging to the
a.
3^"-
:
Cerastes,
:
.
A
A.
;-
horned serpent
.
hundred years old
:
$
j
Cerate,
oil
&c
n.
:
An
ointment of wax,
CEREALS
food
used
Grains
n.
Cereals,
CHAPTOIO-DISH
117
for
Cerecloth, Cerement,
cloth coated with wax
writing
;
mation
A
.
v.
Certify,
U! . tie
:
a.
ceremony
ritual
:
:
:
ed
to
'Relating
ear
;
sky-colour-
J^J, - ^/kJ
The wax of the
n.
^^
:
JL
White lead
n.
Ceruse,
Full of cereCeremonious,
formal
mony very
;b *s>\b
Blue
a.
:
Cerumen,
-
:
in
testify to
to give certain infor- U^ j,w.
of or to
Cerulean,
Ceremonial,
To
t.
UJtf
i~j. joi
:
.
:
;
forms of
in
wax
ing
;
-a.
fixed
- tf
true
;
-
:
like
A
n.
nuing
;
^
ing
unfail-
n.
Cession,
f^+
up
Cesspool,
-
;j^
<_<Aflj
v.
bing
.
,
,
writing
ing
Testimony
Irritation
n.
.v. i.
to fret
:
:
The husk
of grain
To
joke
:
-
;
Chaffery,
-
yjrt-*-^
J
Jli-
Mer^/laj*
CU
in
Act of certify-
:
.
traffic:
V$"
UjS
;
Chaffer,
-u.
;
hesitation,
precarious-
:
Certification,
^ M.^ - **-^
To warm by rub-
make angry
chandise,
n.
pool for drains
:
15
ness.
Certificate,
t.
,/>>)-
assurance,
Indecision,
misgiving',
to
;/.
Chaff,
:
Positiveness,
conviction.
;
A
.
-
:
- TwJi>
Exemption from
Certainty,
doubt or failure
&&. - J^"
Ant.
:
ceding or yield-
resignation
;
:
Chafe,
Syn.
J
intermission
;
A
<$^.
# Some
Certainly, ad. Surely; undoubtedly
^&
-
:
Act of disconti-
n.
stop
;
to run into
:
B^J
rate or tax
Cessation,
**V py
f^^>
M*~
ti
Cess,
^~)
&a=>.
:
^$
part of
;*to
;
^f $ ^<J
Sure
the neck
;
_
The hinder
n.
Art of writing
n.
:
Certain,
-
^
J*-
Cerography,
rite
Jt^.
Waxen
a.
fy
:
-
:
civility
Cereous,
wax
Outward
n.
Jlr-
:
Cervix,
Ceremony,
Belonging to the
n.
Cervical,
neck
Chaffinch,
like chaff
.
A
>
:
j
.*> >*j
Chaffing-dish,
>.JH->
bird said to
.
A
%
^^
vessel for
OHA1TY
coals
holding live
Chaffy,
n.
Chagrin,
grin)
111
test
^
with iron
Chamber,
;
,
/.
To
n.
A
vex
;
to tease
A
^*>.
'^ ^'
:
A
n.
room
retired
:
court of justice
.
;
^j ^
*%
)*s-
Chamber-maid,
:
-
Impregnated
an apartment
.
*
v.
n.
Chalybeate,
a con-
call to
jff*
****
:
A
.
:
(Pronounced Shahumour vexation
* Worthless
\#>
Challenge,
:
Full of chaff:
a.
CHANCE
118
1
J!A
:
A
woVnan
having care of bed-chambers
Chain,
ed
--
links
series of connect-
a
:
-
fetter
-J)
;
n.
Chambering,
Intrigue
v.
To
/.
to enslave
bind with a chain;
to unite
:
Chain-shot,
by a chain
Chair,
n.
A
-Si
S'jj
\\--S.*.
n.
^
:
jt?")
seat:
^f
^
^fr * Seat of authority
Chairman, n. The president
:
an assembly
w -lai..
:
Chamois,
of
Chaise,
A
high
Champ,
^$
J&f
A
species of wild
^v'te^r3 ^
v.
chew
To gnaw
t.
-
:
1&
--
;
to bite;
*!
-
^
two-wheel-
^
ed pleasure carriage:
c't^
Champagne, n. A sparkling
wine
(/ww Champagn
;'
:
Chalcography,
A
.
France)
J^xJ
.>
earth
a bowl
;
;
.
i.!io
Consisting of chalk
*?~
:
contest
:
,\ f .
w. /
to
Champaign,
To
defy
U ; 'XI!
-
;
\'>l>
-
Champerty,
of a man in
^^
A
.
a
)'?**
3
maintenance
on condi-
when
the gain
yf^r
:
open
flit,
8liti?
suit,
tion of sharing
received
A
.
-/-' urt
:
:- A~ -
i?-
call to
a
to object
^
:
:
^k)tf
a.
Challenge,
to
i^' J
white calcareous
:
Chalky,
white
A
n.
V.
li
:
:
:
country
cup
1^2$
Chalk,
v'r ^! *
1
i'liiJ
Chalice,
Art of en-
.
copper or brass
graving on
:
reptile of the
:
n.
goat:
p.*
A
.
kind
lizard
to
(shaz) n.
A
n.
European courts
in
officer
Chameleon,
2$ ^ >^?")
moveable
Chamberlain,
- Ufc.xJ'j
Bullets fastened
:
:
uA;<~
rffe*
,
:
jo!^ - .vl^jJ - &>\
Champion,
.
ous advocate
Chance,
pens
:
.
A
hero
;
a
zeal-
:
^>^
il
)
tJ
That which hap-
CHANCEL
AccUteat, hazard, oppor-
Syn.
CHAPERON
119
Changer,
A money-changer:
.
tunity, fortune.
Chancel
The
n.
where the
a church
k-ly
eastern part of
coHMmunien taWe stands
high judicial
A
n.
Chandelier,
branches
high court of
A
.
frame with
candles
for
Chandler,
Change,
To
/.
A
sing
song
Chantress,
Kjjuj
:
:
v.
maker or
To
t.
a
;
-
:
*JC
:
:
J*>)
^.^
A
n.
:
j|
church endowed
revenue for priests
j*-
;'*
cock
A woman who
n.
:
Chantry,
seller
-
alter
;
to bar-
;
to replace
:
turn pale
:
To
-:v
s
A
n.
sing for the souls of. the
To
colour,
si n
with
J
~rf
,
to substitute
jj
To
A
.
of candles
To
P.
.
Chanticleer,
j
:
narrow sea
c'V-'V"*
:
Chancery,
ter
hollow bed
^$
,
officer
or
strait
Chant,
A
n.
Chancellor,
:
Channel,
or
altar
A
n.
nors
:
Chaos,
A
;/.
confusion
hands,
to
do-
confused mass
;
:
pass from one owner to an-
other:
*^
,_?.-
*
tsu
A.
convert a coin
ones
<~
-^
*
To a
note,
To ^ive
money
or pro-
a bank note
for
x
-
'-^<jj
Change, n. Alteration
J<f * Small money
Changeable,
change
;
a.
fickle
;
\
a.
Chaotic,
dered
Confused
^
.
:
:
-
:
jf
J^
Chap,
split
--
,
y.
child
;
a
n.
inconstant
to
:
substituted
fickle
-
.^
person
- tf
.
or
.
/.
To
crack
;
or boy
a chink
hands or
^K";"
tij'$>
ti'jj
A man
to
;
-
;
a youth;
a crack in
;
feet
:
^^
V.
ii
;-
^y*ji.)
Subject
A
^ .3
-
a gap
the
/.
:
Chapel,
w.
A
place of worship
Ci>i'.x; - S-'i.
:
c^ilxc
-
:
(^^
An
elderly woChaperon,
man who accompanies a young
.
Changeling,
disor-
;
smaller
into
:
bank
cure
^n*
To money, To
lady as protector:
-^
^ &'*
"
CHAPLAIN
man
A
n.
Chaplain,
family
clergy-
j^V
:
in
counting prayers:
Chapman,
Chapter,
book
A
>t.
pedler
A
n.
of the clergy
KJ
To
t.
-o.
express
the character of; to designate;
"*
Charade,
of a
An assembly
ks-eW iSjCJo.ib
T")
;
an enigma
Charcoal,
U*-
*>$ &
-
:
-
:
made by
Coal
.
burning wood
A Wnd
n.
(shar-ad,)
of riddle
^'
#
:
^To the end of the
the beginning
a proceeding
-
uU>
:
division
- s_>b
J-*:
:
Characterise,
garland or wreath
head; a string of beads
lor the
used
A
n.
Caplet,
CHARGEABLE
120
_
:
end of
the
to
From
,
,-^
.)\^^S
To impute as a
To attack
Us <Ua.
To accuse of a
To entrust:
crime 6Ki ^Ul
To
command
^^^.
UjS
toi
^a. # To load ^^> * To
against, To accuse r !yj
U2> * To
at, To attack
ii^
*
To for, To put
UjS
Charge,
debt
A
f.
*-> *
'^<>
:
:
-x-
x-
:
:
-it
Char,
A
n.
kind of
fish: r -> u-Gl
^**- w * The work done by
<-
the day
,.& i ^**'.
:
To burn wood to a
Wo ^^j
A
Character,
distinctive
,
z
1
t.
.
black cinder
:
//.
mark
J^
;
s<
cJ
:
/v4
ties
A
sition
-
^L.
history
;
rank
:
^ai
:
^'-
:
J'j-^l
account against ^- v
tio * To through,
in
:
A
J5
*
Dispo-
uu
1.
Mark,
figure, sigu,
blem, Hstter.
2.
em-
-
,
'
:
Care
tion, nartire.
3.
Personage, individual,
i.
Reputation, repute.
n.
A
mand
Offic';
(*
:
Chargeable,
charged
'
,
a.
fer to:
Distinguish^
;
pecu-
able
;
Cost
>*o
:
:
Load
-x-
*s~.ji.
#
* Com:
*** ^
#
*>')*
*->U1
*i
-
^!^
That
immutable
costly
*
* Custody:
n.
-
may be
,
:
run
gra-
^r-
^^- ^'^
:
,
U*" * Accusa-
:
distinc-
tive
To
over,
#
,.!;''
:
OH,
&? i^iU
i...
Onset
Constitutiou, disposi-
-
:
jV * Free Of
:
n.
TO
*
^
To
ju> ^
U^i
)'-
To
indiscriminately:
upon. To impute
tion
Characteristic,
way through
* To away,
To
:
UtaoJ'
\>f Al*-.
tis
Syo.
jxJ
over: 'J#
:
*
1
:
cut one's
* Ac-
*?.;>>
:
quali-
J^
-
*
:
attack
* Personal
tr-Lai
:
count
Reputation
Personage
^.,^.'0
letter
*
:
^;li
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CHARGELESS
a.
Chargeless,
CHASTITY
121
Unexpensive
Charter,
:
A
n.
writing bestow-
ing privileges
Charger,
Iy 5
^
A
*
frugally
;
Chariot,
:
A
.
a chariot
volent
^;b )*.
^A*~>)S>
&? ;
:
The
\
Charwoman,
A woman
n.
hired by the day for household
work
-^jb*
|
driver of
^
CA?
-
J\
<s$";
:
:
1
frugal
"
^V
To
:
&. /.
cautious
;
;'
>5
)*
i
;
/i^j*
-
hunt; to pursue;
away to run after
- US
Gju.
\l*
^*y*
to drive
^^'
-
Ja-~
Careful
a.
Chary,
Chase,
Bountiful; bene-
a.
liberal
;
^
-^
a car
;
n.
:
Charitable,
cautious-
;
carriage of plea-
sure or state
Charioteer,
:
-
^ ut-j'H
:
Instrument, deed, inden-
Syn.
:
ture.
large dish
ad. Warily
Charily,
ly
A war-horse
n.
:
;
l^-B-f;.-?
ad.
Charitably,
liberally
^ o^l-
:
Charity,
Benevolently
;
-
tenderness
n.
Hunting
-
'
suit
:
):.>
^V:'
.>-
frame
Alms; benevolence;
.
liberality
,
^^
:
quack
;
n.
Charlatanry,
deceit
^o
:
Charm,
-
:
A
f**.
^
Quackery
^'-o
-
^^
Enchantment
n.
cination
n.
(shar-la-tan),
an impostor
-
spell
;
:
;
-
>
^/"^:.)
gap
;
n.
(kasm)
a vacuity
Chaste,
modest
A
*
*?*>"
printer's
^~$ *-';^
:
Chasm,
Charlatan,
;Ki * Pur-
:
;
Pure
a.
A
cleft
;
^,
L^IJ - 'J ^'
c^te
;
a
uncorrupt
;
1
:
;
:
ry
fas-
)^V
Chasten,
v.
To
t.
punishment;
correct by
to purify:
fi*.
,
v.
cinate
To
t.
:
bewitch
*>)-
Charnel house,
^;
n.
to fas-
;
Syn.
5
j-V
*>)
A
place
Chastise, punish, correct.
a
Chastise,
reduce
A
To
punish
obedrence
to
:
-
where bones of the dead are
deposited
like coal
coasts
:
n.
Chart,
;
a
a^; u'^ 4
*
^
)-}*
Chastisement,
Pertaining to coal
a.
Charry,
:
'~
A
map
tion
punishment
A
^>M;~
correc-
J *^/
!^
**>)$
delineation
of
esp. of the sea
to
1
;
^
il^s-J^**--
;
.
:
;
:
E.-U.
Chastityf
.
Purity
from obscenity
16
:
;
-
<sj-jio
freedom
CHAT
Chat,
v.
To
i.
CHEER
122
converse at ease:
Cheat,
To
t:
v.
,
Idle or familiar talk
n.
to),
A
mansion
a
castle,
country
^^ &$
**^
-
:
tf'j
*"
)
Any moveable
n.
Chattel,
A
n.
Check,
-
furniture
;
IS'.ci
a deceiver
;
Jl*
To
control
;
0-.8-
-
Hindrance
,
com-
restraint
;
**** - o^a.!)reproof:
* Order on a banker
d/i- J'- k "r^-
:
1
*
A kind
^Slft
make
v.
I*
L
*.J
-
^5;
-
-%
to
game
O
"
/
Cheddar,
A
.
-
d-i>Sl>
:
Chatterbox,
An
n.
:
^
s?^**"
a.
Chatty,
Talkative
*j?^
:
Chatwood,
r?.
be had
:
?
V';)J
.
Fuel
vVb'
,
"
ly*^:'.'
r
5
*
;
To make
*
A
worthless articles
:
n.
^r*
By
other
:
-
^d^j5
:
.
'*
:
;
&)?)
cheap:
^
seller
of
,
To
^j'^ v'y^
&c. into
loi
gyn.
Cheapness,
^
>
Applause
gaiety
* Entertainment
Cheer,
^
//.
-
jowl, Near or
close to each
to infuse
Cheapjack,
eye
-
:
# Impudence:
il"~^
the
of
sides
the
""
Excessively low
<-';
t.
s ->**
easy to
;
w="* ('.'
:
v.
^J
J
:
Low-priced
* Dirt
Cheapen,
;^
The
.
below
face
yv~i.
ing freely
Cheap,
Cheek,
'
convers-
;
^.'i
:
^> ^>
incessant
"
talker
fine-
rich,
flavoured cheese
monkey
^
:
L-X^
of a
talk
like
;
A movement
.
on the chess-board that puts
- ^'an end to the
:
O
*J
L^"
Noise
N.
prk'C
talk idly
*O
%
L~""
7
,
To
i.
a noise like birds
;
-
of cloth :*J'^;V
Checkmate,
Chatter,
Gbi
-
VS))
:
c.mle
:
to re-
;
to
reprove
- tJvS
:
pro-
*')*
:
/.
to
;
pare
Goods; moveables;
n.
Chattels,
to
;
o
:
fraud
z>.
press
.
perty
l*
Pronounced Shat-
(Fr.
;/.
-
:
:
,
Chateu,
defraud
'
impose upon
Lowness
of
cause to rejoice
life,
courage,
;
hope,
:
J"
Gladden,
onconrage,
console,
exhilerate,
enliven.
CHEER
Cheer,
some
v.
i.
To become
glad-
Gy
i>j*>
:
Cheerful,
Lively animated
a.
!
1
;
;
j
vi.
gay
iv
.:
Chemistry,
The
;/.
science
which shows the nature and
P r P erties
substances
<>t
elementary
u*jj$ Je
:
:
\
Cheerfulness,
liveliness
mirth
;
Alacrity
.
:
*s?L,
iU
J>**
-
Cheque,
An order for money:
n.
;
-
*>]
:
^-i*
Cheerily, ad. Cheerfully
rily
CHEYALIER
123
Chequer,^.
_0!
'oj>
mer-
;
Chequered,
^J*-f*
diversified
dejected
Comfortless
a.
Cheerless,
joyless
;
-
:
Cherish,
merry
v.
^
To be
To
Cheroot,
^A^
the,
get
Variegated
To
t.
;
A
n.
Cherry,
to
Ojfc
Cheesemonger,
cheese-
;/.
A
j^.1 G
seller of
^)}
:
Cheese-press,
whey
expelling
A
.
JUK;
:
the
curds are
pressed into cheese
^
$
:
Cherty,
Cherub,
small stony
Flinty
.
A
Resembling cheese
a.
IM>
i**
tf
celestial
spirit
^>j?
//. A
game played on a
board divided into squares
Chess,
:
Chessboard,
The board on
n.
which the game of chess
plflyCQ
~
I
A
.
chess
J^Chemise, n. A
Ji c^.^-;
:
garment
for
shift,
^*y"*'
x
gM**
:
for
puppet
or under-
females
:
A large box J,-^
Chest,
* The thorax
&x~ - ^J
and its
tree
A
Chestnut,
:
^
u*t+*
.
mistry
:
.
One
;^V.*9
*
versed
A
drugs and medicines
in
che-
dealer
:
in
,_))> ';>
v~
'*
fruit
(
Chemist,
^
vX)i.'
45^*.^
-
is
"*
***.
:
mistry
;
**-;
:
Pertaining to che-
a.
fruit:
""))
.
Chemical,
:
"
:
:
Chessman,
Cheesy,
G
; xi,:
The wooden
.
case in which
press for
j
a.
to
;
kind of cigar
""
an angel
jhv:
from curd
JK
Cheese-vat,
>
;
$j$
support':
-
,lx
disappointed: -G^s ^-'/>
-
^
nurse up
;
Go
A
n.
Curd of milk pressed
.
:
-
c ,'-^'i
;
Cheese,
hard
sprightly
;
:
Ijo. !j,a.
\',f
->)> ^')
tenderly
Ufl. -
Gay
a.
_CJ' -
a.
:
deversify
;
&*
treat
Cheery,
To
/.
:
a
Of
.
colour
reddish
';^
:
Chevalier,
cavalier
brown
:
;/.
j^V
A
-
knight
^y^.
'j^
;
a
CHEW
Chew,
v.
teeth
SV
To
t.
grind with
To
*
ruminate
'^>
n.
Chicanery,
^
*
child
artifice;
-
's
daughter
An
play,
minority
;
Childish,
<sJl^
Like a child
a.
ly
:
timid
Chicken-pox,
:
A
n.
eruptive disease
:
mild
'-^j-
;
Chill,
-
Cold
.
v.
,
f.
reprove
G'&
;
,.'.)!
Syn.
scold
blame
Uo ,>;;;-
to
.
to
;
Chime,
Principal
capital
,
-
eminent
cold
;
- ^.cli. . ,5^.
Sound of
;
to
;
^)>
bells
in
concord of sound
:
,
v.
i.
To
agree
:
ring bells in tune;
-
J^'j*
yj
l*aij
>e>
;
Jxjt-
.b>~
i
:
ts>Si$;
n.
cold
^~
k!
^'
tOj^j.
Chimera,
\ commander
n.
leader
ij
:
;
--XLL
:
-
Blame, rebuke, reprove,
n.
dejected
^
Somewhat
a.
harmony
to
Chief,
:
:
'^!3
-
:
;
To make
/.
discourage
frosty
To
t.
!
J'_
S^v^'vJ - IffjJi^j
Chilly,
Chide,
jj,
.
-^^
-
-
4
OJ^
Jyo
-
silly:
;
:
|
Coward-
a.
fearful
;
a
-
A thousand, esp.,
- s ;c
a thousand years
;!)>
;
Chiliad,
\
:
8\ =.
Chicken-hearted,
:
Without children:
a.
Childless,
of a
hen
particularly of a
bird,
state of
&*?>
:
siy
The young
n.
easy task
The
n.
eeption.
Chicken,
;
*
-
Jifc
1
^j
:
Trickery, duplicity, de-
Syn.
-
son or
:
Childhood,
(Pronounced
trickery
;
A
.
an infant
V.
Mean
Shi-ke-ner-i)
Child,
:
To
the cud,
:
sophistry
the
# To meditate
tJ'^.
:
CHIMPANZEE
124
t
n.
A
vain and
wild
a
;
.
;i
/
Chiefly, ad. Principally; mostly:
Chimerical,
Chimney,
A commander
Chieftain,
the head of a clan
,bv
n.
Imaginary
^b
^ 5 > - J-S
-
;
JUi.
Passage through
which smoke
n.
;
a.
fanciful; visionary: ,j*c 5
is
^
carried off
*
A
:
glass tube
:
above a flame
Chimpanzee,
Chilblain,
.
A
sore from cold:
ourang-outang
:
n.
:
^'^
A
-
_r-j*i
species of
,.->
uX>!
CHTN
The
n.
Chin,
of the face
part
below the mouth
cough
:
Chine,
-
k!3
spine of beasts
*opening
v.
,
a
A
n.
:
cyj.,2.
or narrow
))^
jingle
coins
like
make
to
;
each other
hitting
-
:
Chirp,
U<I$a.
To make
i.
.
sharp sound
-
,
The
n.
<-ta
-
sound
against
or
^j;j^V
&%}?.)
crack
To
One who
.
ex-
corns from the feet
f*')
^
^-5^
:
i.
Chiropodist,
tracts
The backbone
n.
Chink,
-
^iV
:
:
The hooping
a.
Chincough,
CHLOROSIS
125
-
:
=f.
voice of birds
Chirurgery,
wood
)!,!
Surgery
An
.
paring
.
:
^
-
o-a^a.
Chisel,
a short,
ty o)
5 -w;>
^>1;V
:
instrument for
or
stone
Jw$
:
IKx^
ing
Full of holes
a.
Chinky,
y
:
Chintz,
1
Chip,
,
pieces
,
A
v.
v.
To
To
-
*V
V V
V>
handwriting
of thoughts
cut with a chisel
:
;
<
Ko.S
Chiromancer,
fortunes
hands
.
;
;jl
dacty-
u?*" la
^
by
n.
pre-
inspecting
A
))>}
.
A
sprout
* ]3aby
Chit-chat,
;
shoot
:
.
-
hand
^Ui
M
-
<sw
:
Prattle; idle talk:
k
'
r~* yr**
>
n.
Chitterlings,
kS*^; k
>il*
:
:
The
entrails
-
Jii^
x.s^ UJ^jJla.
:
^^
Chivalrous,
Chivalric,
Bold
;
gallant
Chivalry,
ism
n.
:
^}^
Gallantry
;
a.
-
;^^
hero-
:
Chives,
soms
Threads
n.
:
Chloroform,
liquid
n.
(
^>*
^)*}*
t>
in
blos-
k=jj~
^V>*v
A
volatile
used to produce tem-
porary insensibility
:
^
^rjtiH
o~.i
divination
of the
iJ^-U
>
^li!
One who
^(Ls,
by inspection
:
made by
j^xs^
:
Chiromancy,
Chit,
of animals
^-^i^^
fingers
^jjh1^
jjp
palmistry
-
by signs
:
:
Communication
and
the hands
the
To
v. t.
cheat
LS^-3^ v^v*5-
^-^
:
n.
Chirology,
<z-~^>
Art of writing;
a.
Chirography,
e-'fi'
off in chips
fly
/
dicts
,
to
cut into small
^^
:
^^
:
:
1
lology
;'>);*
small piece cut off
\o - J.^
ty"
f.
i.
--
Cotton cloth printed
n.
in different colours
n.
gap-
;
-
M.;
;
^,0
Chlorosis,
n.
Green sickness
:
CHOCK
Chock,
\L\z
v.
To
/'.
*
; ^j
up
fill
^>
Chop,
vj^
meat
$
l>
:
;
Brimful
full,
:
-
1y& |j$>
jjjjxi
Chocolate,
from
tree
A
.
beverage made
nuts of the cocoa-
the
Selection
n.
preference
;
option
;
Choir,
A band
'i.
chancel
Choke,
^
:
v.
suppress
of singers
suffocate
;
to
obstruct
-
-
U-.>3>
Completely
Bile
;/.
:
k
,vj>
Chophouse,
H*o
a
;
to
;
M
:
lJU.>.^5
full
M
-
anger
;
Chopper,
anJ
i)urging
:
-
A
.
tool for
o
Choral,
ry
Choose,
out
:
z
(
to
.
/.
The
.
c
;
irascible; ang-
jiJl- ^j')^
<;-
To
prefer
A
right line
elect
;
to
;
to pick
adopt
prefer,
Chop,
/.
:
of
Harmony
:
^jljl r
Chorister,
A
n.
in
singer
-
&>ti
:
Chorography,
^
^!;
making maps
Chorus,
''^'^
-
to
tip
number
of
of
verses in a
in
singers ;
song
which the company join the
singer
x
x.a->,
:
- <siL>l!o
?
A
.
sea
A. ;***
:
Chouse,
;
art
"^
^--^
:
A
n.
The
n.
>
(JCJ^I^J!/
bird
j^-
V.)^-
;
a
^.l
elect,
cut into pieces
by blows
to sever
eagerly
To
the ex-
joining
X ^j* *
:
adopt.
y.
#
;
tremities of the arc of a circle:
crow
Select,
of a
string
musical instrument: b;;
Chough,
Syn.
^.
Belonging to a choir:
a.
sounds
\f-*
Abounding with
_<: r ii-
1
:
y?,
;
4^*2)
choler, or bile
:
mincing
Chopping-block, n. A log of
wood for mincing meat &$
:
vomiting
:
a.
Choleric,
^
J><>
disease charac-
bilious
by
^
:
cathedrals, &c.
A
n.
terix-jd
i
house where
&*f
Cholera,
ef
\s^.
);
A
n.
provisions are sold:
Chord,
To
*.#'
Choler,
^.^j
:
f.
a.
cleft
small piece
- &j'.!
li>>
Chokeful,
select
;
-
u_>(asoj
*)>
Precious
'?.
.
A
meat
-
->^~.>
:
*
A
n.
:
Jj*
J>)ti
:
Choice,
CHRIST
126
;
devour
;.?;
);
trick
:
Chrism,
v.
l>)$
n.
t.
To
^
-
defraud
-
^-*-
Unction
;
:
Christ, n. The anointed one
-*
the Messiah
1>*
:
^~
to
^
^
;
CHRISTEN
CHURCH
127
Christen, v, t. To baptize
denominate M^l - ^
to
;
The
n.
Chronology,
periods of time
Christendom,
The whole
n.
of Christians
body
^^^.
:
f
eS?
Christian,
A
.
follower of the
feligion of Christ
Christianity,
:
Christianize,
Christian
time
:
f^;'?" f
A
watch
for
of
n.
^<$
Chrysalis,
The form
.
butterfly before
^
:
of a
becoming
its
^ $&
#
J^
<
isJU ^>
^
To make
v. t.
exact
religion
<)""-*
,*$
:
f
the
*
Chrysolite,
-
stone
:
A
.
precious
Uj^ ;^~ ^ (-> -<^
Ulo ^l**;
-
lx^/,I
'
<V
Christmas,
Christ's
&
ro
Dec.
cl >i
'w
Chroma,
n.
Colour
:
a.
^
r
t;
v.
To
t.
ii-
^
-
<sl^
A
The
.
throw
,
v.
t.
To
call
;
tion
which
in
included
^
viU*1
_
in
a
b o^
t
-*3;
a
-
:
:
An
inscrip-
the
date
c^?-
order ot time
:
a.
Chuckle,
v.
To
i.
is
letters
(^ V
V
-$
fy>
;
&*
in
laugh
suppressed manner
Chuff,
a
^
i~>!
:
^'**>*
:
Chum,
A blunt clown
n.
A
n.
chamber-fellow
'
In
hen
throw or
..>1 -
:
:
5"
""")
Chump,
of
n.
wood
Church,
A thick
the
tive
&;+*
.
|*
heavy piece
'-^
A
;
^
'
)
:
n.
:
i^j
b"
;
^<i
for
building
Christian worship
Chronological,
:
-^i
of
register
numeral
:
like a
to
an intimate friend
.
a hen
call of
A
"* *
toss quickly
record in history
Chronogram,
;-- ^r; u^
to
for
-
and
short
;
-l-:
>-&;
,
events in the order of time
,
Chuck,
-&;
Relating
n.
Chronicle,
Plump
^i-
jx..^
-
Continuing
:
a.
:
:
^x_
J^-*
long time
thick
to strike gently
:
.
Chubby,
-
UU. GL.
-
Chromatic,
Chronic,
25
^Uo ^
t>
of
festival
nativity,
c ,i
colour
The
n.
*
1
:
measurement
Chronometer,
winged
The
//.
of Christians
^"~*
:
science of
computing and adjusting the
:
the collec-
body of Christians
:
-
V3
CHURCH
Church,
v.
To
t.
128
return thanks
j
child-birth
after
^
:
CINQUE
The
n.
Cider,
juice of apples
and
expressed
fermented
J^
Cigar,
Churchwarden,
A guardian
n.
of the concerns of a church
liH:D.
The
Churchyard,
tobacco
:
king
burial
Churl,
A
//.
fellow
rustic
^
:
Churlish,
1
J->
&*.)*
an
;
a.
1J'
')-
A
n.
rude
-
j^l
The
n.
Cimex,
The bedbug
.
is
A
n,
Cincture,
Cinder
A
>
dark:
belt
-
a ring
;
ceased to flame
coagulated
n.
in the
\
milky
stomach by digestion
:
^jt^ti
food
digested
the stomach
UJU.
-
:
^r-;
in
_r-^
(
Cicatrix, n. The scar remaina mark
ing after a woand
:
;
A horse girth
.
Cinnabar,
Cicatrization,
wound
:
n.
The
vermilion
Jtjj|
-
!
Red
<L))<&
sulphide of
:
Cinnamon,
tree,
pungent
healing
n.
j&ij,
.
The
v. t.
wound j;
To
to heal
skin
:
^J! -
-
^^
\jj>
over
/*}
;y^i~
inner bark
aromatic and of
taste
:
^3:^
Cinque, (singk). The number
* Cinque-ports
five
gSij
:
:
(a
:
mercury used as a pigment,
of a
Cicatrize,
:
:
The pulpy matter
;/.
ftjrmed by
of a
V 01
Like ashes
a.
Cinereous,
'
Reduction of
.
anything to ashes
Cingle,
Chyme,
***
:
by
formed
fluid
:
KX'. -
hot coal that has
Cineration,
Chyle,
:
:
|
the butter
the
**&
;
o-a.1
which
vessel in
^
short sword
SJila.
Churn,
.
Cimmerian, a. Extremely
;
K"
to
2)^.
;
Cimeter,
ill-bred
-
of
roll
Belonging
:
9
:
^y^
:
small
jjJf!
- S-i
Urutal
<z.
-
surly
J
.
A
&)*.
eyelids
Moral excellences of a high
u lo ;
smoking
.
t-^u.
of leaf
roll
:
Ciliary,
:
-;;-
:
for
:
cut tobacco in paper for smo-
<
,-/
ground of a church
virtues,
c,'.L, ; o
ji.r"-
class
small
Cigarette,
-^.
ti
A
.
K"
Five ports
shore of
France.
oh the southern
England
towards
CIPHER
Cipher, n. An arithmetical
mark (o) which standing by
itself means nothing - v-f-*
:
A
^ij *
quence
person of no conseu*.t; # A kind
,j-aT
:
of secret
*
A
-
writing
:
^"^
^-i?'
among
figure
CIRCUMSCRIPTION
129
ciphers
Circumcise,
f.
v.
To
i.
and
e.
Circumcision,
the
cutting
ring
an enclosure
;
-
A
*;/ *
-
-
:
The
n.
province
bounds a
:
:
,
To move round
surround
-
^'3?
Circlet,
8
\jj>
A
n.
enclose
to
;
;
&*l*-
:
-
to
tlijolj
j^j',ss.
little circle
A
n.
circle
J ji
*;>*
Circuit,
The space enclosed
.
in a circle
(Z.
;
a ring
Circum,
ittini)
&I
:
Woaa.
eo,
Circuitous,
^>.
Roundabout
.
:
An
.
$
An
n.
accent
Round
Circularity,
Circulate,
to spread
v.
;
/.
; 5
The
.
being circular
:
:
^-
ciation of
t-**
A
(
syllables
Circumfusion,
-
o
><4
:
*
)f'^*
Circulation,
.
J$y>
send round
to publish
t*(
of
state
LS )^-
To
J/
Motion
U'-;^
^').^
in
~
5
^Uj
act of
J^jJ
:
Lying round
a.
-
&$\&$
:
*4J
The
.
pouring round
anything
J?
^ ^>
*#
)
:
(_r^ \j^
A
n.
round-
about way of speaking
Circumnarigate,
round
l
:
.
>
t.
To
i
v.
:
1
V
t
>*""
Circumscribe,
to confine
;
the
/
:
e
sail
;^ -*>^^V
^f-.J
Circumnavigation,
round
;
expressions
v
-
(A)
used to regulate the pronun-
>XSLO
*
n.
^^
<jgti
Circumflex,
use of indirect
Circular,
instru-
measuring
*fi
:
Circumlocution,
to go.)
Relating
-
Circumjacent,
round and
.
line that
:
Circumferentor,
ment
used in
;ib
:
of
-*.
to the
circumference; circular:
angles
/.
z>.
rite
:
Utl*M
s^b
An assembly
*
iila.
a
;
ti
foreskin
Circumferential,
round body
-
:
J
practise arithme-
A
n.
Circle,
cut off
Mohammedans do
Circumference,
,
To
/.
the foreskin as the Jews
n. Sailing
tfl
^ c**)
t.
to bound;
-*> *->J^
v.
to limit: tty i
a
circle; currency; publication:
Circumscription,
tion
E.-U.J
;
restriction
:
.
Limita-
CIRCUMSPECT
a.
Circumspect,
cautious
Attentive,
watchful
;
180
:
-
vigilance
an accident
of affairs
:
event
condition
;
*>'
-
An
n.
't-
-
;
state
;
-
A
n.
Cist,
ces
Narrow
;
Cistern,
water
;
U>j?
-
:
for
*
^y<*-
lj|
circumstan-
That may be cited
a.
Citable,
iJlja.
:
Jb'S
:
,v'/
:
c
-
* Indirect
Ji'-W
circumstantial
(as
dence)
evi-
fortress in
v.
;
**!
j^
1
Citation,
tion
Quotation
.
summons
;
*
To
To
t.
:
,yt*>!j
mon
To
t.
to
Uj ^ta J<aiu
Circumvallatioil,
A
.
Citizen,
;
men-
appear
An
.
:
^
To
-
i-o^i
Circumvention,
deceive
toi
;
tgjt>,s
Deception;
.
J.-
:
if'j^
^f^ ^s*>)
The rank of a
n.
-
/.
.
sum-
inhabitant of a
the rights
;
leges of a citizen
:
to
-
city
sur-
citizen
Circumvent,
;
\~Jio - Ujji
:
Citizenship,
wall:
quote
^^
:
describe exact-
:
rounding
v.
Cite,
prove by circumstance
fraud
-
1
Circumstantiate,
to cheat
a city
-
oj$
:
t/ **^
:
'^- &?i>
A
.
Accident-
a.
Circumstantial,
Syn.
,^-f
-
receptacle
a reservoir
a castle
ly
A
.
Citadel,
al
:
stone coffin: ^5
# Straitened
S
this side
;
,5-^
^b^xi.
Circumstance,
open space or
:
On
Cis, (Prefix)
Caution
n.
-
:
An
n.
%x
-
Prudent, thoughtful.
Circumspection,
Circus,
area for sport
U^.
Syn.
CIVILIAN
<->>
lemon
Fraud, deception, impeg-
Civil,
&tf
town
large
:
>&
Relating to a city:
o.
Civic,
privi-
kind of
large
$
:
A
City,
A
n.
Citron,
and
:
Political
(t.
-
;^-
^
Civi-
:
ture, deceit.
lized
Circumvolution,
or
rolling
n.
round
about procedure
Gircumvolve,
mov
#.
:
;
-
/.
A
turning
a
round-
fa
To
-
5'-j?
roll
or
polite
;
t
-- court
^ ->-*
* -- war
*
:
list:
:
Civilian,
n.
One engaged
pursoit of civil
life
;
in the
one who
knows
law
civil
CLAP
131
CIVILITY
Jtl
:
Noisy, boisterous, voci-
Syn.
ferous.
Politeness
n.
Civility,
plaisance
e-o'-Jl - *z>yy*
:
Clamour,
com-
;
Outcry
exclamation
-
Jfk-
--
urbanity,
Courtesy,
refinegood-breeding,
Syn.
n.
,
v.
^
:
To
t.
vociferate
-
-
^^-
:
being civilized
Civilize,
life
;
ing o/ a citizen
v.
The
.
:
To
t.
Clamp,
state of
and
uwjj?
train-
-^C-Ai
Clan,
reclaim from
A
.
family
-
:
vate
edu-
cultivate,
cate, polish, humanize.
A
n.
Clack,
.sound
sharp
Clad, //. Clothed
as
,
v.
t.
to
;
covered
^j
t>jb
due
require
:
-
\'>$
Clansman,
of anything
J
v.
One who claims
To
t.
with
clog
matter
glutinous
-
:
A
Clammy,
v.
i.
To
a.
Visceus
-
:
Clamorous,
a.
something
LI
CaHtag loudly
l
:
*)*
J% -
To
t.
.
^1
:
S
.,^5
made by
-
><$
^'?
:
applaud with the
|
<^> v
!
<'
:
:
hands,
flap
To
To
by
-
^^**.->
hands
^>
the wings, To
both the wings:
To
denly
hold
:
tJ
thunder
strike
To applaud
To
Utaaj
*
*
U&.>
striking both the
|
gluti-
;
v
quickly
i
-
^-
&>j>
of a clan
loud noise
:
sudden act
hands
G& Uf
climb with
Ufc.
:
One
n.
"
a
-^
Clamber,
tf
:
:
Gt
difficulty
A
.
collision
.
clan
wfaiA _O1 ^
Jfcl -
Clap,
-,
for
:
of
^^
:
Claimant,
nous
.
Blindly devoted
a.
own
to one's
*
Clam,
****
noise
shrill
sharp
Clannish,
:
a.)*?
To demand
A demand
n.
pri-
;
-
*>+.- )t
A
*>
--
a
;
-
Hidden
:
^
Clang, Clangour, Clank,
repeated
;
t<s>3 -
!yt
right
&)>
fj>
a.
tey
:
k
:
Claim,
UHa.
a race
;
-
-
:
Refine,
to
;
-
piece of iron used
Clandestine,
Syn.
^
to join stones together
sect
barbarism
A
n.
;
&&&$.
talk loudly
ment.
Civilization,
noise
;
t*j*
:
of,
To
:
^'^^
seize sud'*
A
of
CLAPPER
Clapper,
in
arranging
classes
v.
To
t.
Syn.
chide,
Arrangement,
tion,
i
A
_)'vi
Clarification,
v.
Clarify,
to purify
e
^>
.
A
A
z>.
^4.
idly
;
halt
sentence
oppose
A
A hook
.
same
li
1
-
>
&XJ>
-
^;.'^
Xi.
O
keys
Classic,
first
To
t.
An
n.
rank
rank
Claw,
.
The
collar-bone
:
A
keeper of the
n.
The
3 c
;
^;
sharp
o'ifi
L>^
-
/.
claws
:
\
hooked
:
,
Of
the
v
To
tear with naits or
Thick
and
sticky
;
.
/.
To
cover with clay:
-
V-J
;
'
refined
^U-.
*^
:
.
eart h
:
;
V
1
Clay,
-
:
ct-* *?.
:
author of the
a.
to
clause
little
nails of a beast or bird
a
;
together
Classic, Classical,
first rank ; learned
A
n.
&)
.
v.
;
*
:
,
,
-
:
.
Claviger,
J
of boys
lesson
rank, order or division
_
Clavicle,
!yC)?
:
A number
n.
learning the
limp
of
-
\y-<>
embrace
clese
Class,
:
To
v. i.
:
two bodies; opposition: -)U*&-
Clasp,
and
Part of a sentence:
n.
Clause,
-s\jl|
collision
noisy
ratt-
:
Clausule,
A
n.
a
fast
i-&
:
Claudicate,
a noise by
to
talk
*'
tCx~^
(J
mutual collision
to
;
^s;"
i
-
LJl>
To make
/'.
arrange*:
-
musical wind
instrument:
Clash,
distribute
to
;
To make
t.
ling noise
:
'i*
v.
Clatter,
;
G>
-
trumpet
.
To
t.
classes
J>\-<>
clear
^>bo
Clarionet,
v.
Classify,
act of
U^
Clarion,
~
..->
into
:
Uo^
-
:
ttf
To make
t.
disposi-
distribution,
-<>l
:
i,'D
The
>/.
marking clear
?f
r^J^
grouping.
A French wine
n.
Claret,
,
of
-
:
:
Clapper-claw,
--
Act
n.
Classification,
:
^KT
tf'jo'.:p>
bell
One who claps
# The tongue of a
.
CLAY AS COLD
132
.
:
1*1
,
j
i
ess
as cold,
:
a.
Dead
;
^
life-
CLAYEY
Consisting of clay
a.
Clayey,
x^^T jt
Clean,
-
Free from dirt
a.
:
3.
:
:
disentangle.
*-^
:
Net
^
To
t.
cleanse
free
:
Gj>
Cleanliness,"!
Cleanness /
Cleanse,
a.
:
!j!x-
,
profit
^
To
*
Gj<
Syn.
j
split
-
^^'j^
to part
;
.
^^.
To adhere
Gjl^>
to stick
;
In
n.
V*
music, a character
the key c>&j ji
:
mark
Cleft,
# Evident
k^
for
:
splitting
:
Cleg,
n.
Iff,
An opening made by
a crack
:
*
,i
.
:
i'~
Iw-xa..
V
r
Clef,
;
^jlio
;
A
:
horse-fly
:
}! ;
-
-
>5
};
j
^C. ^J
*
ull^j
Clemency,
.
Mercy
remis-
;
:
sion of severity
-
:
is-ii
-
^^
:
from
:
'j>,>
#
obscurity
To
:
:
^^
run
-
k=->'lt
^jjb^^.
.
jia.
:
Syn.
up, To close
<-*'* *->'*. #
To empty
off,
1.
To
/.
:
-
^lit
8
UxxJ -
-'
^"i- * Free
# To go away
2.
i.
Brightness
.
:
i*
To make bright
To justify ^S tf j>
t.
out,
remove
without
;
c,AS
^:
,-US
vJ
free
To
U'.a.
:
oU * To
To
*
:
^j;
:
an account
GjS
Purification
Bright
^
v.
,
the
:
asunder
-
:
a
,-KJ *
*5'^;.>
:
transparency
Cleave,
at
(
:
Clearness,
neatness:
:
ii.1
GjS
dirt;
# Guiltless
T).
to
or
* Pure
Acute
;
Freedom from
.
.
Luminous
f>ib
^'
*V '-^
render clean;
^^ >J^ - o (_>t^>
Cleansing,
Clear,
dirt
-
cleared
Clearly, ad. Plainly
To
A
f.
to purify
from
that
certificate
has
ship
Act of clearing
customhouse
reserve
v.
A
*
^A*<s
breast of anything, To
make a full and unreserved
J
cpnfession
-G^ J&*y
GS )\p\ o'.* oU?
,
n.
Clearance,
:
:
Extricate, disengage,
ayS..
-^ * Elegant
* Entire J<'^ * To make a
# Pure
CLEPTOMANIA
133
Mildness,
tenderness,
mercy, leniency.
Clement,
^
a.
Merciful
mild
:
grip firmly
;
;
*5
away
:
To away, To
,
Clench,
v.
to close
t.
To
tightly
:
-
^JJL> t>^>.
:
Free, lose, liberate.
Acquit, absolve, exoaerate.
Cleptomania,
.
An
tible desire for stealing
~^
irresis:
^a.
n.
Clergy,
divines
Gospel
The whole body
Clerg-yraan..
Relating
clerk
clerzy. or to a
.ob *
'-
Clerk.
A
':
ofSce?
of climates
-
r~~^
tion
;^-
The office of a
Clerkship,
.j;^
clerk
scholarship
:
5
^ f*
highest point
^
*+>** Grada-
culmination
;
science
')*
:
of anything
public
The
.
The
n.
Climax,
^^
:
^
>t.
Climb, v.
mount
:
;
To
i.
Dexterous
a.
Clever,
:
of earth
tract
Dexterous,
Syn.
skilful,
or
Clew,
thread
Clue,
n.
A
-Xauj
*
A
:
Clinch,
Dexterity
.
;
ball of
guide
to
v.
r.
To make
i.
uninterrupted sound
Client.
;
;
a
Cliff,
dependant
.V**-
y^3
Having
cliffs
-
:
Cling, v
to hold
life
.
To
i.
fast
a.
a hold-
adhere closely
;
adhesive
:
:
Clinging
;
'^-"i-
-
.i
J
r T T
'aJ.l
craggy:
Clinic, Clinical,
to
bed
a sick
^ ,_^u
:
n.
-
-
v
Pertaining
J"^ J^*'
* Clinic ial sur-
Medical
gery,
instruction
of a
imparted at tbe bed side
patient
Climacteric,
;
J$y
-
^.'
;
cramp
:
Clingy,
LJ
Cliffy, o
A
a
;
:
<
Clincher,
fast
^-U!
A high steep rock a
precipice
firmly;
to tick:
yj*'J
't.
:
:
sharp,
One who employs
".
lawyer
a
;
,_r*a
To hoW
t.
grasp
.
Click,
to
region
-,
-
:
;
^^
'
ex-
pert, smart, quick.
Cleverness,
Climate
n.
Clime,
ascend
V ,V
:
skilful
;
^
'j* >
Climatology,
:
writer in
:
the
JU^-
:
Trivial
a scribe
:
&-*i
temperature,
:
Relating to a cK-
a.
Climatic,
mate :
'
to
to
&c
moisture,
in holy
**&
a.
Condition ofa place
.
in relation
u*>^
A man
.
:
Clerical,
,.s-
*
**r'
:
orders
Climate,
of
the ministers of the
;
CLINK
184
CLERGY
^ u**;-
:
j*
^
r***~
A critical period
Clink,
:
jJJ
U
v.
t.
To make
sharp sound
a small
&'*&+ -'X** *
:
:
1
CLIP
CT.03T3I
1*5
Clip, f. /. To cm with scissors
or shears
to cut short
to
:
Cloister,
:
meat
;
A
.
religious retire-
a
:
'
!
curtail
*
Clipper,
vessei
Clique,
-
SjS
One who debase?
.
coin by cutting
A
'*^B
-
"^**-
j
:
:
A number
.
\
;
Close,
9.
?-*
a
coterie
The
outer earmeir
\
An
n.
coficea.n:ent
<
:
f
instrument
r.me
measuring
.
Clod.
A lump
.
day
'jJJ
:
-
^^
A
*
dolt
:
pelt with clods
,.
,
jc
JC? * HG6V
a. Stingy;
penu-
^j~ - ^-j^
_-^-
:
Closely, aJ. Attentively
rell y
i
-^-
l
rious
^HF ^^ ^^^
:
:
sec-
;
*
*
^
Closeness. -. Narrowness:
* Nani of ventnation : *j-** Vicinity
>=->.? * Solitude :
:
-
,
:
:
Close-nsted,
of earth or
3Lt3
To
r. /.
.
One who
:
***?-
wanting ^en-
:
N.i-row
.
makes clocks
1
..
.
"-
a-
wrestfin8 :
*^ * End, condo-
a. Sfeut fast
den
*.
"^
ig-
**
* To
:
watch.
-
Clock-maker,
to con-
with,
for
^
:
Chro&*eter.
_
,^ c
Syn.
;
?rapplc
jMJ
sion
r\~
Llock,
A
:
="h:
A
*
-Vi-~
*rr-
To
combat:
in
"
-
shut
^^
:
gage
Cloak,
To
f.
o
fos
persons acting together
hidden purpose
Monaster?,
cooreat, abbey.
V
:
rlek )
<
Syn.
*C_ +
I'^^S
:
!
-
^,
Clodhopper,
A
.
rustic
* Pnvacy
LiV*
.*
.
,
...
jV^'^s *-
clown:
-._.
Cloddy,
.
.
a.
'
Earthy
i*
r
Clod- pate,
.
A
off
full
;
Closestool,
+
block-head
stool
^^
-
Clog,
*.
f
closet
;'i
A
t.
*
v.
hinder
A
wooden shoe
/.
To encumber
:
a.
Cloggy,
dering
:
'o,,
Heavy
5,
;
^^
-
;
:^.
to
i
;
.
hinJj.
-
chamber
small
^
*
*&**
-
%
private
.
TO
/
:
to
interview
go
s j, ul
up
into a
m
a
private
:
i
^^
U^j
thick
.
r"'j*
:
.->.
A
^^ ^^
.
j
*f^j>
,
An encumbrance
room
,
I
:
:
,^-^
:
Closet,
;
j
c~>*
.
,
^ ,xo
.
,
clods
a
:
<
;
Closure, *.The act of shutting
r
up >" -^-: * Enclosure:
:
1M
CLOT
Clot
A
>
concretion
a coago-
:
.
-^.<
Anything woren
for
^,^
Cloth,
K-
Clothe,
r.
To
/.
j
CLUE
Clove,
A
.
Indian
pungent aromatic
sfiice :
JSj
cover with
j
1
'.'c
Clothier.
-
__.!.
A
*.
'-"
;*>
_r*a^
raker of doth
i.!~-
J
i
.
^
:
.,
:
1
::y
of clots
Fu".'
:
J.
Cloven-footed, a. Hoping the
**** into parts :
y$ \p *>
Clover,
kmd
:
"v
A
T.
*
To
-
To blow
-
be under a
a
:.
i
r.
darken
o
^
man
r
e-.
Stale of
A. jh-
-
*
!
\
-
^^
,
bemg
*
-.
"
**
*A
A
ft.
heavy stick
An association:
;
"^^
*
A
A
;^
any mean
pau:b
ck/ib for
-
:
,a^Tojntooneeect;
to contribute to
expense
Clubbing, dabbed.
i
Club-footed,
formed
Having ade-
.
JI
feet :
I
3
Chlb-headed,
thick
bead
.
:
use
z.
f.
coarsely
ft.
:
The
<^
Having a
* r- ^'*
'jM
!
*
law of arms:
*s~*f~' J^
s
*/~ ^3
'
*
"rf^r
.
Club-law,
y^
j
1
-
^.
a common
G
-
:
i
I.
^
-
j
with
,
r.
^^
i
_^..
Clout
:
of cards
suit
j^
^ ^ J^
-*
-
jj*^
~- ~-
Ojvered
dark
ill-bred
-
To glnt er sabsff ; to
/.
J5,' ^ *
i
c.
coarse
jV^
.
Pmjrs.
Cloudy.
^**
aiiate
Club,
d'
'"*
A
ft.
:
Cloy,
mitb
j
I-L .,
,-Ay
rrr
:
*
''**
^
To
^'XT^To ^ke
,
mat
be in
,
!
^ eiL
.
* To DC
enjoyable circumstances
;
To smoke
,
-
or live in
J^.
,
^Tev>
|
of vapours
~ zir:
z'
plant of the grass
^-''^
Clown,
Cloud.
A
.
,j
1
ccai-
:
j
j-i
Clothing, i. I -:e*5: garments:
_ r . _
-^ * Cast o5 cloth-
C
I
;
Cluck, v.
a ben :
^-*j^
To
-j
patch
beat : -
:
^U
.
U mend
c j:^,
WC)
5^
Clue,
i
f/
ft-
f.
A
To call chkkens
baH
Jcace
f
:
thread
t
-
:
_ -
as
-
-
^
W7
CLTJVP
::Vi-t
A
*& *
:
of wood
-
-
:
. .
.
_
In a
aa-
"--
'^
-
-
'
-'
-
auxiliary,
. fc_
^.
i C
-
A.:-.
.
^r.cb
tn-r-m-imfc=)r
-
-
^-Jl^^..,
x^Tn"
'
r.
les
^^
:
-
""^
2
'Ofi'SCIIicS'r
-
Ai^.
To
:.
ox>w
Coal,
*
-.-
P. /.
::.
.
To carry
|l
*.
9.
f.
To apply a
00
To
:
^^^
>V
carry in a coach
'
Co-action,
:
to
*
c-
-eP-^
1 'B!*
highest decree
Coalesce,
ther
:
v* * To prcp"*
an examination ^laaL.1 ^_-
ston
:
Coal-black,
"^ u*for
^
f^ Jy* *
haul over the s, Xo
-
-
-*the
in"
-I
:
A four-wheeled pfea-
sure carriage
,
-
=>*aB
^^:';
coont
tf^
Coach,
Newcas-
things where
r
*~ *^
r.
^^
To
--
Clyster. , An injection into
the bowels :
cl
Clysterize,
s to
To uke
they are already plenty ; to
perform unnecessary labour :
-*="
To make a noise
r
;
Pamaliy burnt wood:
m.
tle,
rasP
'
Goncreiion
m.
-b
:."...
::
:
Clutter,
:
T
CoagnlatkHL
Cluster,
Capable of
- -s"*5' JkS
a.
brirs ococrsidd
''-
a crowd
:
* *
i*r
A
'
.
aid,
allj.
Awkwardness:
L>r it'L .*ig;"5 O^CJwidi;
~
_
i:*;.:.;r.
Awkward: nncooA;
'-Z-
-
<"*
_.-
r
Co-agulaMe,
\_
-
JLssistu
Syn.
ctaMnsv
C;- = ge-i
aTi"*g"K*S?K
Clumsy.
--
'-^
:
ClumsflT.
~
-
shapeless piece
A
A.
IT,
trees
*.
Force
;
_>-~ii?\ -
*i
-
i
to
t.
unke
Coalescence.
uniting
s-
compui-
;
*.
To grow
:
"H* -
The
.
together
Coal-header,
-
:
act of
5^-
-
A
who
One
loads or nnlaadr coal
I
toge-
S^ "^
:
2/
COALESCENT
a.
Joined
Cob,
oV)*-
:
^'jL.
Union
n.
or a mass
in a
^>y*.
A
*
or top
strong pony
:
\iy
fc^a
:
body
-
Ji-
:
n.
I
Ji^
Cobalt,
Alliance, confederation,
Syn.
The head
'
Coalescent.
Coalition,
COCKATOO
138
A
n.
reddish
coloured mineral
grey-
*JJ
:
league, conspiracy.
a.
Coaly,
gant
j
Not refined
Coarse.
Coarseness,
rudeness
:
^^
-
-
t-
-
try
-
The
*
* lli
;
The danger
Coble,
Cobweb,
r.
.
To
/.
coast
:
^)
'Jf
a beast
the hair or
;
a layer
;
rH
;**-
:
- *s
-
,
v
t.
.
To
-
-if-
n.
Coating,
paint
Coax,
jole
Syn.
t:
:
;
WhoMl*,
lwu.
-
metal
^ * AA
"
Story,
:
j ji
tap
,
ated story
:
*^>
:
:
..
._
and
An absurd
.
^
'
j;
bull
or exagger-
^ V-v ^ '"^a.
,
-
won't fight, That
dodge won t answer c^Ca. s,
:
-
Cock,
P.
,.^5
'Jip
;
To
/.
:
*f
~ *
*
'
cock a gun
%
-*J
That
,
to invest
To wheedle
'i'^-
l*j^
j
erect
set
.,
J
:
)- ')>*-
J
;
to
;
>
v
ye
.
covering of
>--J -
,'.
A
*
-
Cockade,
A
^^
The male of birds
n.
1
^V*
'^
\=-n^
:
_oi
^
J
:
cover
extrac-
is
^j-^^-^S
Jf
-?*...
-7j_'
:
be a soldier
^
J5)
from
insect
* Part of a gun lock
^f'
arms, an armour
?&
_
* To wear the king s
To
W
^r-j^
a
;
of
fur
*-^
-
:
Cock,
s^liS
Coat,'/. The upper garment
covering
An
.
which a red colour
ted
or net of
c*'-*^
s^liS
)'f?>
:
:
Cochineal,
:
by or near the
sail
fishing boat
The web
.
a splder
:
is Clear,
<* *-l-
:
A small
n.
c/i'-M.
over or the ene-
is
mies have gone
mender of old
;
the sea
the land next
:
j.^ '_
A
w>
coarsely:
.
shoes
The border of a coun-
n.
To mend
*./.
Cobblerj
>ti'J
Coast,
Cobble,
j
r
Roughness
.
:
inele-
;
^
-
rough
:
coal:
to
Pertaining
.
A ribbon
^
men( Qn a
.
.
or orna-
ljV
.
^
GA
- ^J'>.
to ca
- li*
Cockatoo,
i
.
A
bird
of the
parrot kind, having a crest of
feathers
flatter, sootbe,
j
:
-
^
-C;'
^
COCKER
Cocker,
v.
To
i.
Cockerel,
fondle
j
cock
tau
Cockle,
a weed
,
A
n.
Coddle,
:
of
:
To
t.
Cock-loft,
.
^hv-
v.
J&
-
Cockney,
over the
&-
-
laws
fighting
A
n.
An
.
<skjt^ - ...tJ'J
A
n.
insect
supplement to
""
v.
To
/.
a cock
n.
The comb
8le
:
-
!
'"
Codling,
^??
"?'
:
A
.
apple
'
*
small
cod-fish
:
Codliver-oil,
Oil from
.
Cocoa,
that
tree
number
or
multiplies
or
measures another
-*-
^
:
^"j**
Co-efficiency,
A
.
A
a.
Co-efficient,
:
:
of
officer in-
charge of a small boat
the
:
c*K
The
n.
:
An immature
*
quantity
Cockswain,
into a
digest
code; to arrwige laws together:
liver of the cod-fish
Cockscomb,
t
*-.'.*
Codify,
,
c,'^- K .jjV;-
Cock-roach,
<-'*
>"'
digested system of
cock-
for
ring
:
*
I
^i'> yj*. _ot U3i^ vfi
Cockpit,
A
:
Codicil,
\
y '>
London
a native of
for
n.
Code,
into
A contemptuous
n.
To make much
* To treat
^jj
t.
JoU.
-Ml
^\
:
-<i\
^j;^*-
**>
^. .*&>
A room
:
;
'&i<
contract
<^
:
-
sea-fish
IJ/
yS,
small shell-fish
^r-^
:
wrinkles
term
j
A
*
j
v.
garret
^
to in-
;
A young
.
COERCION
139
species of
.
Co-operation:
palm
:
a.
Co-equal,
Cocoa-nut,
cocoa tree
.
The
:
r
cX>jU
Co-equality,
n. An oblong case
which contains the silkworm
being equal
Cocoon,
state
in its chrysalis
Coction,
n.
Boiling
:
,.~>;
,
-
:
seeds
.
;
A
shell
a husk
;
a
containing
pod
:
-
v.
to
force
;
pel
^
:
.
The
:
'***;
of
^^Ijj
restrain
constrain
-
:
*'*
state
f*>
To
t.
r
4
;
to
''^
y>
by
com-
-
^x>
Jt>1
wAy?-
Cod,
Coerce,
equal
Jointly
of the
fruit
KJ^.
I
!
|
Syn.
Check, repress, force.
Coercion,
check
n.
Force
^
-
j
restraiot
-
;^a.l
tJj;
;
-
j?j
COERCIVE
Coercive,
saint
JM,
a.
-
pIS
rest-
Imposing
compelling
;
^b^-^Jj-i.
process
Coetaneous,
j
restrictive:
;
j
ola. -
convincing
;
*
Of
,_^.US Jjl5
-
think
same age
^
:
-
-
;*
w.
To
/'.
reflect
to meditate
;
*
)^*
J
^J!
;** ff>
Cogitate,
trick:
;
*-':!
Conceivable
a.
Cogitable,
same
the
,>
:
the
cotemporaneous
powerful;
Falsehood
****'f^
a.
Of
;
-
)i'-
:
n.
Coggery,
5'-j
rt.
Forcible
a.
Cogent,
:
age with another
Coeval,
COGWHEEL
140
:
<roj5
;
to
'V;j*
:
;
,*
Ponder, consider, dwell
Syn.
upon.
Coexist, f.
same time:
To
i.
exist at the
a ^-
t'*jfc
ts-?
Cogitation,
O t _G1
5
Coexistence, w. Existence at
the same time with another
Coexistent,
a.
same time
Coexpand,
v.
Co-extension,
-
^k-M
:
n.
to?.*]t
Equal exten-
Coffer,
A
n.
n.
Coffin,
The box
dead body
laid
is
-
JHJ
:
in
>'.
The
by which
wheel
-,
to
v.
&^
:
f.
To
wheedle
Cog'ency,
power
:
acts
n.
*t
ks-ib
;
,.i&*.i
f
1 ^'/^
(Z^):
:
jurisdiction
;
a
c^y
-
Having know-
;- 5^1 ^-*>l
A family name;
-
:
surname
j
f
n.
:"-~>
:
-
'
L^_
strength
-
-Ji*
Knowledge; a
.
a.
Cognomen,
Cognoscence,
0i Ui
Force
J*'-
offence,
Cognizant,
*>;-
cheat; to deceive;
"
:
apprehended;
which
upon another
b
or
judicial notice
tooth of a wheel,
it
:
A
ledge of
Cog,
Capable of
a.
j }***
%
:
;
Cognizance,
chest generally for
money
keeping
Knowledge
.
notice
et-*'*-
s^5
;
:
capable of falling under judicial
America
kindred in origin
Cognizable,
being known
;/.
Asia and
>
complete conviction: ^-is^sJlj
The berries of a tree
growing in warm climates of
Coffee,
;
;
>>ij-
Allied by blood
a.
birth
*i>^l
;;*
Cognition.
>>; ft)
To expand
t.
gether equally
or
Existing at the
^^
:
:
Cognate,
:
Deep thought
.
-
reflection
Cogwheel,
;
n.
n.
A
Knowledge
wheel with
'
,.;
teeth
:
:
l
^ ;b ,o|j
COHABIT
Cohabit, v. t. To live together
*^ <**>
as husband and wife
'.
Cohabitant, n. An inhabitant
of the same place
^j
cohabiting
The
n.
man and
together as
:
* Counterfeit
Cohere,
A
n.
#.
Ujfc
5
W
man back in
To
,
t?,^
*<- S
:
pay a
-
JV
*<-
:
Rubbed
,>
c_O
:
:
* Cracked
*~
:
<-
treat a
has treated you
man
^^-
:
his
he
as
'>-.<?
stick together;
adhere
to
;
-
:
* To agree
Jl^"!
&$>)
To
z.
to cleave
joint heir
impression
legal
:
with
Money stamped
r*
*
which a
in
a winding
;
n.
own
Co-heir,
The ring
wound
a
act of
wife
is
,
the state of living
;
.
Coin,
:
&
Coil,
rope
:
Cohabitation,
COIR
141
# To connect
^*^-
:
^
:
Coin,
Jf''j-
To stamp and
&. a.
vert into
Kk
invent
A sticking toCoherence,)
Coherency,/ gether: -^^-^
Ji,a?i *
oiij'ieConsistency
money
-
$j> alawl
:
con-
mint
to
;
;
to
&<-
^^-
.
:
Coherent,
^
r
-
:
^s>
The
.
together
ing
-
&1^L.
,!,
Cohesion,
Coinage,
money
^'^-^
-
J)r-
Coincide, ^.
same point
act of stick-
connexion
;
:
Having the power
a.
of sticking together
Cohibit,
hinder
v.
To
t.
:
Cohort,
A
500 soldiers
Coif,
A
n.
Coign,
troop
*1U^
:
:
external angle
Coil,
v.
t.
To
to roll into
-
Invention
:
:
^
A
Syn.
-
^*-
the
J'?!
:
&'y
Gj
falling
- o-i'>
Uo-
money
n.
;
J*"" -J^L*
One who
an inventor
makes
:
;
c ,} &<-
j.~-^
z.
Coinquinate,
r.
To
^Ij^
defile
:
0;$ 8jif
<sji
wind into a ring
a round form:
-
;
c/-^.
a )>'
corner or
-
Act of
n.
J*ki-
:
- 'IL
Coincident, a. Falling upon
the same point concurrent :
Coiner,
KJ^-icl*.^ o
for
concur
^jiu.*.
consistency.
to
L>*
to
upon the
fall
Agreement, concurrence
^*^
;
;
Coincidence,
j c
L^J
To
/.
Ujj.
of about
^jj"
(koin)
;
restrain
covering
head ;a cap
^?.
^
:
USj;
n.
act of coining
^~ *
^>)
:
together
Cohesive,
The
Sticking together;
.
consistent
n.
Coir,
into
.
Cocoaut
matting
sail-cloth
&c
fibre
formed
ropes, cordage,
:
=-
J>1>
COITION
*vxi.
J'I>
,.!
^~<
^*
J^'^
_^> 5^-
n. Something
worn
Collar,
round the neck : - Jjjk -
>
:
(|
Coition,
Sexual intercourse
.
n.
Coke,
iL'j
To
:
burnt
been
has
!i
o*-
1
*2L. -
;
-
^>^'^
Coal out of which gas
copulation
^r..'jt
for
beg
Colander,
^.-
charcoal
:
To
Uz.:#
mercy
A
.
sieve
.ci*
V
,
Bleak
a.
-
chill
;
_-^ * Reserved
:
vs;-!
:
|
to
for binding:
compare
and
gather
-
*V
Ja- - UJU
G.$
V=-JA
book
as sheets of a
arrange
* In
j
To
/.
;
'ail**
blood, Without excitement
A ^>- V,L~IS>
v
r.
critically
clavicle:
In service:
,
Collate,
j
^^
f*=*. J>
"B?
'
* In
^^
-
J^
&~fc
The
n.
i>jg
by the
seize
:
bone,
<^~' 3
:
To
t.
collar
|
:
cry
*^;
:
v.
,
Jd+
Cold,
COLLECT
142
^^
-
-
'^>V
^V
U^
j
or passion:
<~
^*.
To
*
turn
:
o- ; > xj^.^ c,>
the
treat with
contempt
^
:
indirect
;
4
1
'
*&*.
Coldness, n. Want
of^heat:
4
r * Ind.fference
Cole,
The
n.
of cabbage
all sorts
Colic,
A
n.
^ n.
Collaborateur,
Collaborator,
or
office
J
literary
>,,
*'->
-
An
>i
i
gether
;
.
^y*\\
;
'.'J^
work
To
Collapse,
ther suddenly
;
jJ
:
fall
,
n.
A
up
j
the viul powers
:
--*
to-
deduce
infer or
^i>
failing
-
*
To ones
recover
:
self,
from surprise
WA,> *
thoughts, To
To
:
one's
remember
&
of
^f^>
:
>>'>
{
GU.
falling together:
A sudden
bring
:
-,
(Mtd.)
To
t.
^
|
toge-
to shrink
-
partner in
.
to
iJj
;V
To
/.
^'J
-
associ-
ate in scien-
.
f.
^ A
v.
Collect,
^
:
^^^ ^
an
.
j>^
:
w?
A repast
*
of
pain in the bowels:
.,
oJ
tific
name
general
Act of bringing
n.
CoHeague>
J&
:
;
^^og7the7andc"ornparing:-^ui
;
"
^
same
-
:
Collation,
W^
^^
;
running parallel ;
but not exactly the
;
^fi*
nrunner
;
related to
To
shoulder,
ad. In a cold
Coldly,
Collateral,
give, show, or
Side by side
a.
v.
surprise
,
.
t.
To
'
:
A
from
recaver
short
(_>y
prayer
:
COLLECTION
Collection,
ing
:
*^
f
A sum
*
^-
s
Act of
.
collect-
* Things
1
ed
143
of
* Crowd assemblage
transporting coal
money
:
Colliery,
pit
-
:
&$
gether
Collective,
gathering
tax-gatherer
:
gatherer
a
;
* Com-
Jys,!*!
*w^
k
L--^. -^
^
+2
ther
*
$ ^^'.5
position
for teaching or
-xds
.o
;
tfuiHaa- -
:
Collocate,
v.
;
:
A member
a student
Collocation,
:
a.
a collegiate church
f
Q
:
of a
n.
is
The rim
set
-
:
in
*k- &
:
distribu-
tion, disposition.
v.
Collogue,
flatter
-
:
To
f.
^
>
To
:
a
V^
Collop.
A
-
'-"'?
$
tional
t>
:
a.
"')
n.
A
Ut$<
A
:
conversa-
;
J'a.
-
Jy>
1*-"'*
iJ
j^Zii
Phrases
ordinary conversation:
Colloquialism,
A
.
word, or
or
conversation
vessel
language
:
<7
digger of coals
L^)^ *^^ *
-
to
Relating
phrases,
in
Colloquy,
Collier,
1
which
^j^'
-
i;
of meat
slice
conversation
* -
dash against
-
to
plot;
Jl - G.f
phrase peculiar to the
Collide, v. t.
each other
^-> *-^j*
putting into
Arrangement,
used
a gem
;*
in
^.
to
"s
t^a.
set
>
<*-;>-
Relating
toge-
"*
college, as a collegiate school,
Collet,
A
.
Colloquial,
Collegiate,
To
t.
to arrange
:
langu-
~s
aim
# Op-
v,
jj^>
!$of
MJJ.V-,
striking
-
- *
L^S
proper place with something
a building
studying in
'~
;
take
establishment
ages and science
n.
A
$
'j
W^j
,*
.
'^^
:
Syn.
college
-
of a
Office
for students acquiring
Collegian,
To
:
Collision,
-
fU*?.!
/.
.
.5
fasten to-
:
_'*" -g"33>
/
n.
An
n.
College,
UJ
:
Collimate,
at a mark
order
-
:
O
XJ
/"
I
Collectorate,
collector
- J
'
To
t.
by
-ily-* (of a district]
:
v.
*.^-
A
n.
Collector,
piler
Formed
a.
:
mine or
coal
:
Colligate,
Assemblage,
}
A
.
:
coutribution, gathering, mass.
Syn.
:
collect-
I* Contribution
Jf*sJ
COLLOQUY
:
for-
course
;
n.
A
mutual
a dialogue:
*z>*>
dis-
&&
COLLUCTATION
Dialogue, conversation,
disconference, talk,
Syn.
course.
Colluctation,
-l^
Contest
n.
COLUMN
144
Dull
*
lour
To
*
Collude,
fraud
v.
To
i.
conspire in a
U>S
-
ij'.sr.:-
:
J^'f-~
^ ;j
Collusion,
ment
A
n.
secret agree-
and co-operation
fraud
:
^ A ->*?
-
<5>J."~
4^.-;
for
,_}'-
v.
U
eyes
A
n.
lotion for
.
&)
:
The mark
Colon,
Utcja.
:
excuse
to
at
^e j?
_,-
(ker-nel)
chief
commander
ment
Jo.S
:
Colonial,
a.
;
The
n.
of a regi-
fla
_;<
An
a colony
J"
:
a
to
Colonize,
.
inhabitant of
_o. ^bf ; ;
^.c.
3
To
/.
Colonnade,
columns
A
.
:
U ;$
.
^J
at
(//)
.
A
'^
-
lc
c5.)
Colporteur,
Colossal,
a.
Very
-
gigantic
:
^ )r*
;
~J
Mj?
^
large
c
[i
-- f-')
Pretext
n.
Tint
:
*^.-
*
;
:
Flag
^>5
paint
-^
:
;
v'^*^
5^
^
A
.
*
^
hawker of
religious books: -e&j?'*' .ct-*^*
Colt,
A
A young
.
horse:
fellow
foolish
young
:
a
A
To
frisk
-
to
;
mlkta
*
,
w'l yl
The
of a plough
:
^'^i
sharp fore-iron
tf
J
J
^
huge;
.
;j u;
;
*.,.
; dye
* Appearance
;
^1-
J^!:*
Colour,
"
^"^
.
Settlement abroad
^
To come
Act of colou-
n.
***
Colter,
:
in
JS;
;<-
)6>
*
*^o
,
//.
:
flying, To be
i
the country colonised
;
standard or
*
fool of:
Colony,
skilled
:
Colouration,
regular
f\.\_*
:
dye;
palliate
of
series
placed
intervale
intervals
r
establish a
IJL.,
:
to
si**
,ijj ,-ia.
^1,
ij,
JJ^-^^ -;!^
.
Of,
^
^
One
n.
off with
1
Colonist,
;
the use of colours
successful
Pertaining
colony:
colony
-
paint
*>'.^
Colourist,
Colours,
Colonel,
:
-
:
S
,33.;I
used
[:J
the end of a clause
the
of
_& ; * To
;
Collyrium,
To
i.
ui-
J>
:
Under pretence
,
-
the
to
Under
*
-=
,
IX*
_&;
render the matter
more plausible
i;t;>
Fast
.
give
matter, To
co-
bright
*
colour
Standing
\-tft
Not
,
sj.;..
^&)
:
:
#
U'*
cunning
Column,
pillar
:
L.
:
A
n.
I*H$
-
row of
lines
wJ
;
1
cylindrical
iy/-
body of troops
A
Snake-like
a.
Colubrine,
:
*
A
-
yiai
in a
lar g e
^-#
book
:
COLUMNAR
Columnar,
Having the form
.
of a column
Coma,
bility
^
v.
To
t.
to unite
;
-
:
companion
:
i.
To join by twos ;
unite or agree; liU-UU. ^>
To
jj^jt-"
Combustible,
sleep
Comb,
;
An
n.
Inclined
a.
drowsy
^
:
instrument
^^
:
-
and burning
^itf
-
:
To
/.
the hair
smooth
m
*
)
if.
)
a person
:
U
in
happen
*5'..
U
Ut$S,>
^i'a.
.
A
or conquer
tle
:
j'1 jJ
Syn.
-
a contest
tauJ
^;;V
-
Jj-a-
3
v.
8?
;
to
:
n.
J^ia.
To
:
reach
tty J^>^-
leave
:
U?2L
l
:
*
;
with another
Combination,
;
To
.
A number
in,
:
tjyc
J;Ji
To
^^:
j
to hand,
-^
To
J^!^ *
:
To
J'**"-!
To
ac-
To
ii
'
to
interest, or
UU-Ulj
'j;
:
or abas-
V. ^'1;^
quire by inheritance
t]b
in for, To
u x- s ;i *
-
'
:
*
:
:
-
^V-
descend
1
'
^.}>
-
To home,
*
enter
To^
J-5 '^
be brought into use
'^
a ;-* * To into,
sf
purpose; a conspiracy -*p^*ai-
')^
* To be humbled
Been received:
:
persons or things joined for a
:
^)$
:
* To
=^fc>
To away,
touch the feelings,
^/ }>! # To
fights
a champion
'
and go,
$j^ *
near
To down,
oppose:
One who
^
-
^\ ^\ ^-To
reason:
Combatant,
to
;
^f>
^>f> j>l^
*To
ed
fight
:
alternate
Ujj|
To
-
by, To pass
* To obtain
Battle, engagement, con-
t.
approach
a^-Usw^j
To
flict.
,
;
Uy&
at,
a bat-
;
to
:
struggle to resist
;
go) To
(opposed to
i.
To
gain
Combat,
:
:
humiliate
-
*
fire
conflagration
;
&)
about, To happen
unTo
be
*
To
amiss,
'Jya
* 1*
suitable
$)S> 3*'r*^
,&$
""
)'
To
one's head,
-
'
:
v.
draw near
adjust or clean
to lay
;
:
Come,
i"
_^>;^
which bees store honey
v.
taking
;
crest
* The structure of wax
Comb,
burning
A
n.
Combustion,
with
The
<>t~ *
on a cock's head
and
fire
taking
- L.|j*5
^.
Capable of
a.
to
teeth for adjusting hair, wool,
&c.
- tfH-
0-5^
is-xaa.0 ,S> .
Comatose,
join togeth-
'^ **-^>
v.
A
.
er
J* v'^
-
:
Combine,
insensi-
^t*
Comate,
con-
coalition,
junction, conspiracy.
lethargy
;
Union,
.
:
Complete
.
COME
145
;*-
get a share ot
B.-U.
19
:
GU. U> J^ti
COMEDY
COMICAL
146
To off, To escape 1>V g>
#To get free ^Vy ,)? *')'
#To happen Ujfc
#To
*
:
Graceful
a.
Comely,
>!)
To advance Uc}> /? #To
Out, To become public
* To be introduced
Ui^jE
on,
:
An
n.
Comestible,
of food
article
,e'.!fl
society
^
.X'ji
U,s>
UK; *
To
cover
*
To
U2*r
To
*
-
U!
:
*
^A
1
-
'
a h-
-
^Ajfc
:
re-
:
To
,_,>..
To
self,
re-
To
^yto *
ti
to
To happen tfya f1j *
To true, To be verified
ULG - # To
up, To ascend:
or rise
tifcj^. * To shoot forth
pass,
tric
^
^
body
heavenly
of light and eccen-
trail
motion
J^;> -1;*"-
:
;!Ji
8^1?
Cometography,
comets
tion of
Comfit,
:
A
.
confection
Comfort,
**
^^
&}*
to one's
:
with a
J>\5
^
A
n.
descrip-
^^
KJ;;l^
:
tfc^
'Jjfc
short, Not to reach
* To to, To fall
',;y
:
A
n.
let
\k* Jytf
round, To
or be allotted to
cover
result
out with, To
:
Comet,
an
;
f[
^))^-
fa
,.'*
To
#
out or disclose
^>;>
*-J=.
:
eatable
-
:
:
general
:
V.
:
:
to
decent
;
dry sweetmeat
:
s?^^**
v.
invigorate
To
/.
<^r"
solace
^
1*0 <-
:
a
;
;
to
JL-J
-'*i^
Cheer, solace, console.
Syn.
Comfort,
under
n.
Strength and relief
affliction
;
consolation
:
:
'
,
above the earth
l^o #
To up
-
:
-
^-'^
To
to,
Uil
attain
^^)^. * To equal
^!^
into fashion, To
^jt * To
* To
be in vague
5;
W$
to
:
:
'
Affording or
a.
Comfortable,
enjoying comfort
Comfortably,
fort
i
;
-
^)
Comforter,
*>!;!
:
With com-
ad.
^ f';'
-
<~
c^-
One who com-
n.
:
To
into force,
i;,i
iit; .
^;
'0,6
have
u
terms, To agree
forts
effect
-jfTo
(
:
^V>
To to blows &
To to light, To be
to
^)
[
:
Comedy,
n.
matic piece
\
:
tfiji
*
-
dignity
:
n.
U
_&!;-
$
,.-!>
Grace beauty
;
A^
"'j.-^-
1
5
-"
*
A
.jj
for the
-
Comfortless,
J-i
:
a-
neck
:
Without com-
f';T
dis-
JS
Comeliness,
31 **
warm wrapper
fort
W*-;* ;'-l
laughable dra-
:
.j'j
jljjtf
*
covered
:
:
Syn.
4 c^ 4
Forlorn, desolate, wretched, miserable.
Relating to comedy;
J*> ^ ^1^mirth
causing
Comic,
a.
:
.
;
Comical
.
Diverting
:
-
j^
COMITY
Comity,
147
Courtesy
.
civility
;
:
I
Commencement,
ning
Comma,
A
n.
point
,
[
mark
]
the smallest grammatical division in a sentence
Command,
v.
^* *W
:
To
t.
govern
;
1
to give orders to; to overlook:
n.
Commend,
A
w.
To
praise
recommend Jf*~
-
:
tf*
Begin-
:
* To deliver
Commendable,
praise
15^
$> ^x-
-
:
Worthy of
a.
-i)*" Ji l
l
:
Commendation,
Praise
.
recommendation: ,>;W*
An
.
,
authoritative order;
injunction
rity
;
exercise of autho-
control
;
power
;
:
c^*;*
to
;
k_i.jJ
Commendatory,
ing praise
;
-:i;*J'
Contain-
a.
:
Lf*t^^
Commensurable, a. Having
common measure - *>\
a
:
Commandant,
manding
Commander,
rects
chief
;
A
n.
officer
Commensurate,
Equal
-
-
proportional
:
>1.wl
Comment,
to
v.
To
i.
make remarks
annotate
^'
-
:
Commander-in-chief :;*t-*$~
Commandinent,
ritative order
;
An
.
autho-
precept
tf
:
;
^!^
,
di-
(1~
^o
:
a.
j>
One who
n.
leader
;
comtf
;bj-
:
1^
_j*
G^S
Commentary,
comments
iCw
book of
^
-
:
A
n.
;
JbJMlki
Commando,
.
ed men raised
vice
among
A body of armfor military ser-
the Boers
Commentator,
be remembered
Commemorate,
brate
a.
v.
t.
To
Commemoration,
celebration
Commence,
:
:
v.
n.
A
-^j~f
t.
To
An
-
exposi-~
-
;tA
Anaotator, expositor.
Commentitious,
imaginary
:
^^
Commerce,
cele-
^)tf&\j
course
;
:
1>
-
^;r^
;
*?-?-
Interchange of
.
commodities
Inventive
a.
trade
^;'ax"
;
-
inter-
/^r*
public
,5;^-':.
begin
*>?))--
to
J&
fis^i
till., - \\
:
originate
Worthy
:
:
:
Syn.
Commemorable,
.
tor or annotater
,
to
^ )^
Commercial,
trade
;
a.
Relating to
merchantile
>)^
:
COMMINATION
Commination,
punishment
Commingle,
in
v.
one mass
threat of
-
mingle
.^* -&\
^-
v.
to small parts
t.
To
v.
t.
break
^
:
Commiserate,
show mercy
:
in-
mitting
Committal,
ting
;
Act of com-
n.
imprisonment
;
:
Act of commit-
n.
a pledge
Committee,
pity
&J
-
;
/*>*)
Compas-
.
Commitment,
^^^
-
*J!^
:-
s^) *#;
To
_~o
Commiseration,
v**
-
^>
To
t.
:
Comminute;
to
\
n.
J^^
:
148
Persons spe-
n.
to
appointed
cially
any business
Commix,
v.
gether
to
-
t.
manage
c
:
or
To
i.
mix
to-
"
sion
:
pity
Commiserative,
sionate
sions,
^-r'
;
which
&c.
:
army
j^
*.
A
&Z\+$
.
^
=-'^ *
,^
commis-
trust:
:
for
u
- ^-.'Jo
:
^^Uo
appoint
t.
To
Uo
:
authorize
;; i,.
Commissioner,
powered
to act
-
-
#
;
J
-
/*
To
Commit,
intrust
^^
\>3 J^5
';- * To imprison
To perpetrate
lj^ v ^;'
To to memory, To learn
t.
Common,
ral
;
a.
usual
Abundant
# General
Syn.
Ant.
ny heart
:
That which
.
,i
:
Ju
1
Uo ^b Jb;
Belonging to seve-
:
:
r
^j**<,-&
# Mean
^lio
:
:
1
'
*
^a.
.
^.^.iJS
Familiar, general, ordinary, usual.
Peculiar, singular, rase,
unusual.
Names
gender,
which, without a qualifying
word, may be used of males
*
:
:
:
.
wares
or females
v.
;
affords convenience or advant-
Common
1^,
.yi-'
t
Convenient
:
Commodity,
to
One em-
.
:
;
!
jl-
-
:
151
v.
suitable
a.
^->^-
:
Warrant of authority
,
night-stool:
'
^U
made
business
Command
GJU
-
*lAj-
JL.^
4*..^
Perpetration
;,;*:>.*
:
Commodious,
Good
A
Commission,
* An allowance
UL.
:
A
(^r.)
V
provi-
XiJ
Commode,
blend
-
supplies
-
;
;
depart-
*.
transacting
,=-)
Compas-
The
.
Commissary,
sioner
a.
for the
*> <K*Xaa-
-
i_f
J^
:
Commissariat,
ment
-
V.-
:
standing
J*t
:
Commons,
people
House
JjTi^ w -la.
:
sense, Practical under-
;
of
.
the
(.'*
The common
members of
Commons
:
the
/^
COMPARISON
149
Commons,
ground
An open
.
:
f
Commonalty,
people
-
^^.U/l^lj*
ad.
*>
1-j**
:
Commonplace,
a.
a republic
;
alteration
J
turbance
;
5**'
!
for
Compact,
n.
uniting
An
parties
Firm
a.
To
i.
converse
v.
To
t.
v.
i.
uOjA *
ttyc
course
:
To
&
H
tj
:
*>
l <S
tea.
J.!
vi-J\
-
<A^S^>
:
^V*
ed
;
open
i/
compared
oJU; *
The
Community,
tic
;
.
mine
sol-
c/ <^^
:
l-<
society,
troop,
Jf^
f*>
a.
Estimated by
:
to g ether
v.
t.
To
exa-
llken
to
>
:
:
Compare
:
Jb
>li*
The body
poli-
:
:
*
That may be
-
Compare, (with)
/ ^'^
n. Fellowship
Lord's Supper
the public
&$-7l ~
* Trading
Gr
a.
Comparative,
,
(jt- f *!!
-
:
* Body of
^'V
Comparable,
act
Unreserv-
J^
:
Communion,
a.
- IS-XS5-9
ljtJ^
body of men
:
comparison
Communicative,
a
;
U^-^A*
Fellow-
.
group, circle,
crew, gang.
5
.
-
Assembly,
Syn.
inter-
;
A
.
course; correspondence; news:
.
J ^;
-
;
:
society
inter-
The
.
communicating
-tsolo
:
:
*^
^j;
have
Communication,
of
comrade
Fellowship
-x-
partake of the
Lord's Supper
brief
;
;
4!^.*
d^'*a.
diers
To
A
^s^''-
:
Society
,
.
-
:
Company,
im-
give information
to
close
Companionship,
Communicate,
;
:
;
ship
part
agreement
league
;
;
- >->\J*J>\
:
ob
:
ti
Agitation; dis-
.
partner
to confer
^* ?~P
:
tumult
v.
M
^^
To exchange
t.
another:
Companion,
Commune,
-
:
~
v.
one thing
<Ji^
Exchange;
ransom
;
Commute,
:
,
Commotion,
^i^
n.
^ -^
;
The pub-
n.
That may be
a.
:
Commutation,
j&\
Ordinary
^
Commonwealth,
lie
exchanged
p\f
Frequently
-
usually
c^fr*
The common
.
:
Commonly,
Commu table,
public
**
*>;- o*'*^
!
(to),
v.
;.
or stand comparison
Comparison,
ing
;
n.
To hold
:
^c
>i!j
Act of compar-
a comparative estimate
likeness
:
;
COMPARTMENT
Compartment,
A division of
.
a ship or a railway
COMPETITION
150
carriage
:
Compel,
act
v.
;
on
to drive
Compass,
v.
to besiege
To
t.
surround
obtain
to
;
-
:
To
t.
some
force to
to constrain
to oblige
;
;
:
;
'>#
Compelling, com-
Participles
pelled.
Limit
A
A
n.
,
:
^*
Extent
^#
-
1^>
circle
k=-*-.
:
Compendious,
steering ships
Compasses,
A
.
instrument
ses
'*>
:
a pair of compas-
;
:
Compendium,
miseration
^b
Syn.
n.
Pity
-
sympathy
;
-
(^-;
5
JLA-
com-
;
:
^)^
(J
f*-
)
Pity, commiseration, sym-
Compassionate,
pity
import-
v*
-
:
1
Compensate,
Syn.
^^^
:
Sympathising,
weight
To
t.
suitableness
Consistency;
owila-
-
:
to
-
5
n.
same country:
for
age or power
;
:
,.*>
Compete,
to
to
;
A
making
-
:
^'^
v.
To be
i.
contend
to
;
a rival
contest
:
B/^r^-tyytftjl
Competence, Competency,
Sufficiency
or fitness
;
legal capacity
-
:
-'.';'
>-<U
Competent,
^t>
^"^ ^r"'
-
do a thing
-
jUZii
^JU-
;i^.
a. Fit
or able
J**
:
to
J*^
capable,
Sufficient;
Syn.
qualified.
;
(
^
Recompense, amends, saremuneratisfaction,
of the
equal in rank,
a colleague a
;-
.
suffered
loss
"Ji y
An
n.
companion
One
^L-j
'^>
J<
J^l*-
:
J ')Compatriot,
-
tion.
n.
suitable
Compeer,
-
Consistent
a.
Compatible,
;
n.
give
make up
weight ;to
Compensation,
to
;
V ^"-'H^.
Compatibility,
To
/.
to remunerate:
;
Syn.
commiserate
:
v.
tender,
merciful.
v.
for
Inclined
a.
merciful
;
nopsis, brief, digest.
up
with
book
is
epitome,
Abridgment,
summary, abstract, sy-
Syn.
for
mency.
pity
small
that
all
ant in a larger one
^;"
-
pathy, tenderness, cle-
,
A
n.
jtf jj
Compassion,
to
con-
k^CEiZi.*
containing
describing
;
Short
a.
'
cise
^b?
two-legged
for
coerce,
;
oblige, necessitate.
#
magnetised needle used in
circles, etc
Constrain
Syn.
Competition,
test
:
^;
.
Rivalry; con^#-)>
^ r~*
COMPETITIVE
Competitive,
competition
151
Pertaining to
<?.
OMPLICATE
(
number
-
:
JjJu
-
:
Complemental,
Compilation,
A
.
selection
from various authors
- <-*d\"
:
completing
Complete,
a. Filling
^^
:
Perfect
a.
up;
JU<^
-
entire
;
:
kj^iJj"
Compile,
To draw up
A
.
up
from different books
bits
-
(JkO l^JLJO
tion
;
-
:
civility
perfect
to finish:
;
:
Perform, conclude, accomplish, effect, fulfil.
Syn.
Completeness,
Entireness
.
:
Compla-
Pleasure
n.
To
t.
OljJl"
(JjJ
Complacence,
cency,
v.
,
make
f/om various authors; to
satisfac-
;
Act of finishing
accomplishment f**.\ J**>
Completion,
1
ts**?
'^
.
:
Complex,
a.
Complacent,
aOj
ment
:
charge
:
t
.Aji
To murmur
Jli * To laGyc
*lti *
To make a
/
$
* To be ill
A'^
U
v.
Complain,
\3j>
parts
>l
-
i.
intricate
;
Composite,
Ant.
Clear
ed
the
i5.(t
complains
-
;
:
The
n.
colour
outward
skin;
jlt)
prosecutor
ap-
a
^
murmuring
illness
;
state
-
:
"
Civility
.
-
:
Complaisant,
polite
:
wJ*!
a. Civil
-
;
{i
^j)-
;
;
<i
Compliance,
Complanate,
/.
another's wishes
consent
Complement,
i
&>j
complex
-
.
-
;
ur-
JM*-
courte-
V
s'
Compliant,
into
gyn.
1
:^j-
J
To
smooth:
That which
deficiency
;
the
full
-
;
:
r
*H-
submission
^^
a-
-
Yielding
^)
;
,3^-*)
;
to
v.
;
giving
^
^)
c/
1
*
submissive,
Obliging,
obedient.
intricate
t.
To make
involve
;
*-*^
U'^spM
Syn.
to
yielding
Concession, submission,
obedience.
u / 11%
.
:
A
.
Complicate,
v.
A
n.
intricacy
;
-^^
<A$I&^. -
uMUbxta
Complexity,
Syn.
Complaisance,
^)v
banity
-
.
:
-
A
.
;
^*- ^ &
-
^f*
accusation
supplies
simple, plain.
who
One
.
a
;
Complaint,
;
^;<
complicat-
pearance; temperament
'
Complainant,
ous
-^^
-
abstruse.
;
Complexion,
of
8
:
;
plaintiff
:
Syn.
:
many
Having
civii:
Pleasing;
jiji.
Jfia.
a.
-
C<.$
Entangle, implicate, involve.
Compose,
U*ji * To
explicate,
Disentangle,
.
extricate.
Involved
a-
Complicate,
COMPOUNDER
152
COMPLICACY
:
v.
author
as
To
t.
Complexity;
intricacy
c>** M
:
-
:
mixture
-
j**p"
g#
Sedate
being an accomplice
j5 -
-
:
word
or act
Composite, a. Made
compounded
parts
-
,.JjU
*
-
-^
<-
>'>-
flattery
* Praise
tulate
to
to
;
pay a
congra-
Complimentary,
praise
Expressive
&?r
-
of
:
J>
types
A
n.
Compost,
v.
Comply,
consent
:
-
;
^'
ti S
?
to
;
followed
^
-
constituent
:
-
^
^
a
,
a.
A
.
mixture
v.
-
conduct
,
v.
i.
:
t.
tf
:
Fraction
Interest
To
J^%
-
:
ill
(/*r;'^ comports
;
to
c&
*>W*
IJ>
Words: -j- *!
of two
Composed
demeanour
:
.
*^ 5
J'j-
with povtr-
a
_
interest;
compound
compound word
v
,
/.
To
mix
-
to 'adjust:
G j$
Behaviour
'
-
*;.?;
or
elements, as a com pound
uo
* To
<y).
Comportment,
:
^r-
:
')
To behave
suit
:
*tM
-
enclosure
*
;
1"'
fraction,
Comport,
->"^
ly'^*
tf
-
)-J
^
more
-
ty>
-
ir
*'*
:
*
-
Calmness
.
illity
"5^
u^y,
b
Forming
a.
Component,
part
to
yield
(generally
;
by with)
To
t.
tranqu
sets
mixture for
:
Compound,
^A)s-T *An
-
j"
;
^-^
*ljt'*.
Composure,
a.
One who
.
:
^V;^-
:
praise
mixture
work :-o ; lU- ,t-l
Compositor,
manure
to
;
To
/.
A
.
:
.
*.
^y
:
uJbtj
Compliment,
component
Composition,
a literary
.x-^yi.
up of
-
:
;
Delicate
v
V
;
:
pleasing
an expression of
- a~ '
^
:
regard
ij , *
A
.
* Tranquil
sj-iaa**
:
J-r^ *
:
1
-)
ifrfljA
Compliment,
Calm
a.
Composed,
Condition of
n.
:
:
dJi
Complicity,
^y
$f
:
^**?%
A
.
Complication,
of many things
-
write
To arrange types -^
GjS
GUa. * To form a compound
* ;>
$f ^y, * To adjust
#
Complicacy,
^<^
to
;
-
^Jujai
:
:
allay
constitute
;
^^
l
Compounder,
compounds
:
in
ty
-
:
~*r
one mass
>&*
settle
:
-
;
ua-
<>;*
One
}'-V
-
^
who
^j^
COMPREHEND
Comprehend,
stand
prise
;
v.
To
t.
to include
G1U
:
under-
com-
to
;
That can
a.
Comprehensible,
be
decision of arbitrators; adjust-
ment by mutual concessions
understood
v.
,
To
/.
Compulsion,
:
-
^^(-'
a.
Comprehensive,
the
(*.H'
# Capacious
force
;
Large,
:
Compress,
;
-
i*-*~ 5
To
*%*$}
WA
-
:
n.
Compressibility,
for offences
a.
/^
c
ther
;
:
Yielding
- J>' >
koning
<
to include
v.
;
comprehend
Compromise,
/.
to
To
to
n.
to refer a
A
$>&
contain
embrace
GM^
:
-
-
lj^>
;
'
l
;
-
I
*)**> J>IS
.
Act of
mutual pro-
.
calculate
;
To
/.
rec-
-
:
^*$
reckon
to count
l*tf - Utia
up
v
:
'.-s.
to
;
;'*
t*j$
Calculate, number, count,
estimate, enumerate.
Comrade,
A
n.
an associate
companion
~
;
3?)
Con, v. t. To study carefully ;
to commit to memory
?}*.+
:
<&*""
:
'^)
\jb*
^
Concatenate,
together
di spute to the
E.-U
;!
>UA
to
JJi
-*-^
Capable of
a.
$>&
Pressing toge:
Giving pain
calculation
;
^
1
compensation
Comprise,
mise
n.
L-* -*^
#*>
Syn.
Compression,
re-
;
"
u^^
:
being numbered
Compute,
:
sting of
*J
Glji
Quality
of being compressible
pressure
"
a.
Compunctious,
Computation,
Compressible,
The
n.
repentence
;
:
Computable,
press toge-
condense
to
;
&.)':*
Compunction,
conscience
:
/.
Compelling
-
:
Comprehensiveness, n. The
quality of including much in
v.
a.
capacious.
full,
a few words
^^^;
)j>
;
;b J*ifa&
:
-
:
using force
morse
Syn.
ther
ling
Act of compel-
n.
Compulsory,
Having
power
O&* * Including much
'
^^
;
&*
understand
to
jxwj
Act of
intellect
;
J^^-^'^
on
:
"GO
n.
comprehending
a dispute
settle
by giving up something
both sides 2? - G ; $ duG
-
:
Comprehension,
capacity
:
G jJ JLU. ti$3:*<
-
Apprehend, contain, include, embrace, comprise.
Syn.
CONCATENATE
153
20
;
Bii
v.
-
t.
^f
^V.
To
-
^j*
link
to unite in a series:
CONCATENATION
Concatenation,
links or
series of
united
things
-
^u
J.J-7
-
-
a round body
<
ing
-
^
Ion 8 to
;
Uo
-
^ias-
Hide,
a.
^y
Act of keep-
.
secret
place
:
v.
To
/.
J-
:
affect;
to interest
>
"
\i>*
"
J
J*
'-
)*
'
anxiety
;
;
in-
importance ;
*,oj - J->->
;
be-
t<j
:
t-^
Business
solicitude
JU-i.
;f&
:
...
-
^>\^*-e
o
!-.';
j
;
disguise
:
r
Conceivable
.
j
hiding
idea
n.
,
!
terest
a hiding
;
Go
-
Act of conceiv-
n.
***
i
secret,
disguise,
screen, cover.
;
;
* Pregnancy
Concern,
)>
)**
an
;
:
.
ing secret
j^ *
To keep secret
avoid -^; **t~-)?.
v.
.&
-
^^-
:
Concealment,
a
>
:
^-^'W^
Conception,
:
t.
to hide; to
G'ax)
Having a corn-
a.
centre
Conceptible,
Hollowness of
n.
Concavity,
w5
^-y5
*$>}3~
Syn.
mon
^
Incurved; hollow; vaulted
Conceal,
Concentric,
*'-J-
:
(opposite of convex)
Concave,
a.
A
n.
CONCILIATE
154
Syn. -Care, anxiety,
interest,
regard, worry.
:
Concerning', prep. Pertaining
Concede,
grant
v.
To admit
t.
to
to
;
n.
Thought
a.
Conceivable,
conceived
;
i
the
L-o
womb
t.
,
,.i
imagine
To
common
:
/.
centre
To
;
Agreement
ing
the
;
n.
*
JjUSI
A
:
Act of
n.
yield-
yielded
thing
;
a
take into
grant
bring to
to centra-
:
Concessive,
Act
of
a.
1
Yielded
:
^o'*;
-
^~fl
'
Conch,
n.
Marine
Conciliate,
Concentration,
:
^^*
?
!
byc *U'a.
z.
"
musical entertainment
,.
:
Concentrate,
a
#
n.
Concession,
o
J
contrive toor act along
^^^'ii
-
r.
To
c
j
~
Conceive,
t.
to
;
That may be
:
:
gether
plan
WI "1 otners
;
vanity
;
too high an opinion ofoneself
JLi-
v.
Concert,
:
Conceit,
bo"
regarding
'>
!
to
v.
reconcile
t.
;
shell
To
to
:
gain over;
make
an
'
drawing
L
O
a
centre;
con-
enemy
into a friend :-
^?
-i*l
CONCILIATION
155
CONCUPISCENCE
Win
over, propitiate, engage, pacify.
Syn.
Conciliation,
ciling
Act of recon-
n.
pacification
;
Conciliatory,
ner
Kind
a.
Concise,
.
-
Brief; short
U-fhfSUMi
Syn.
paration
Conciseness,
ness
J'*?.'
A
Concision, ~.
conciseness
J-
-
off;
^
&
\*^*-
ing
A
.
private meets-JL.
:
Conclude, P. /. To
come to an end to
ion
n.
Agreement
harmony
;
accordance
.
:
settle
W&
-
:
infer
*.y^
;
-
end, finish.
end
;
v.
to close
.'
:
7 -
tj
f
to an
;
'5.^7
Conclusible,
a.
Conclusion,
inference
flau|
.
;
a.
-
^j'-
Concoct,
ripen
;
.
to
/.
An assembly
.
Concrete,
Formed by con-
--
v.
,
mass
To
devise
;
;
f^>\
To
-
run
into
j^aoJL. -
'Jj
sL~>
^.1
one
Gyt aJLj
&&&
Concretion,
ing
;
w.
Act of concret
a solid mass
:
-
^^-i
A'*au!
Concubinage,
of a mistress
n.
n.
The keeping
-=-
:
A
Jy*.**
kept mistress:
final:
-
(."xi^
digest
to
:
-y
:
cili
:
i.
:
-
^s>.L
A compound
n.
,
a.
:
Ujfc
result:
^tfl'
;
-^y
-
}j:p.J Jj'j
Decisive
^oi!
Concourse,
Concubine,
Conclusive,
1*
.
Final decision;
close
;
^\
a>
Determinable:
-
oS.)
words
-
:
* (Gram)
To come
i.
;
^
Agreeing
harmonious
J!i.
U^S
Infer, determine, decide,
Conclude,
cJoUa-
to
cretion
Syn.
;
Agreement
<^Ji>\^
!&! ^-~;^
:
CT
.
to the
leading
of a book
suitable
j^
.
j'.iT)
un-
vaults..
pt>
.
Concordance,
An index
-
:
;
.xoii
bring or
:
a'~
-
:
J*L>
Concord,
Concordant,
Conclave,
Accompany-
conjoined with
;
Jv-
;Ua"il
cutting
-
:
a.
:
^
:
-
>yw
w r-Ji
Brevity; short-
:
pre-
;
-
:
*;>
Terse, brief, abridged.
>;.
mixture
;
Concomitant,
ing
- jJL..) [Jii
'~.11.
a.
man-
in
reconcile
to
tending
;
,_-3cJ,i -
Digestion
.
klojl
- !flS.i1
uK
,_']l.
Concoction,
-
:
to
;
plot
:
Concupiscence,
desire
;
lust
:
^j~*>
.
Inordinate
J;
CONCUR
Concur,
point
v.
to
;
To meet
i.
agree
one
in
with a
nion (to concur
in
an opinion)
:
to yield
- '3
:
;
or
to join
;
unite as in one action or opi-
son
CONDONATION
156
loi
Syn.
Condescession,
descending
!;"
Concurrence,
1
J *"'
:
-
&*>\y
-
^j&l-
Concurrent,
junction
a.
Acting
Concussion,
ing
;
Syn.
\
f.
be guilty or
to
doom
:
con-
Condign,
-
J^'-*
-
siC"
.
-
J^rf
ji^iJ
(L4.W
merited
(Pron. kon-doin)
well
;
:
.
^a.! 5
-
a.
deserved
;
*
^V
^-.'J-
(A condign punishment).
Condiment,
A
n.
^A^
:
seasoning
;
-
blame;
State
Condition,
position
kJ^ * Quality k--; * Term
.
uWJ
<';>
courtesy,
pronounce
unfit; to
^
- ci/ix/l
kV.';
:
affabilit}'.
Suitable
J^^
To
/.
to
UvJ Jj>U
Act of con-
Complaisance,
sauce
Condemn,
n.
:
* Humility
^J ;
Act of shak-
.
a shock
in
-&l
J.s
:
.
Agreement;
.
union of minds
Uxo-x
Stoop, submit,
deign,
vouchsafe, yield.
per-
-^yt> JJ"^*
-
V.
r/^-*
:
;
:
IJL>,s
Condemnable,
being
able
.
^yii
ljlj ,_^xe -
of agreement
Worthy of
condemned
blame;
;
i #
Condemnation,
A
.
sentence
of punishment:
^fi-ptt*.
Condemnatory,
:
$ !-
Syn.
BearingUl ^.^al
-'~
&3t^>3
,
Conditional, a. Imposing conditions; (a conditional sale.)
a.
Condolatory,
condolence
Condensate, Condense, v. t.
To make dense to thicken
:
-
State, situation, terms,
provision,
stipulation,
case.
la..
a.
Rank
ju?w*
r !}! Jbtf
:
condemnation
t
:
a.
Condole,
v.
- ijovjl
Expressing
'&
:
i.
^
To
grieve
with
:
;
others
to sympathise with
;
:
0^,^-1^ ^jJU
Condensation,
sion
.
^'*3w!
:
Condescend,
privilege of
Compres-
v.
To
i.
rank
;
to
Condolence,
ling
-
;
Act of condo-
.
sympathy
:
-
-o ^"U
jtj.5
waive a
stoop
;
Condonation,
doning
:
.
Act of par-
)>*
ji
-
CONDONE
Con
done,
r.
overlook
To pardon
/.
pass on
to
;
157
to
;
--JU-
:
CONFESSION
A place
Confectionery,
where sweetmeats are made
.
or sold
Conduce,
v.
To promote
i.
an
^^ ^
:
* Sweetmeats
in
tf
Ji^
general
end
to contribute
;
>>>
l>/
:
vr**^
Confederacy,
to
Tending
a lea
Conducive, a
Conducible,
promote
ue
ance
,
to
management
;
v.
To
/.
manage
lead
guid-
J^-
guide
-
GjS
,
-,
v.
conducted
U
:
That may be
a.
:
or
t.
>a
^e
fU*s>!
i-M>
-
#.
.
U^> L_<>^A
ally; an accomplice:
^' - Jt';
To
/.
^^
grant
;
to bes-
:
v.
,
To
i.
course
consult or dis-
together
-
:
tit
V^>
8
Conduction,
\'>j>
Conveyance
.
v
for water
Pars.
;
channel or pipe
-
a sewer:
^aeJJ
-
J5
*--*%
Cone,
fi.
A
to a point
solid
Conferring
^
Confabulate,
Confederation,
sons
or
.
i^i-
familiarly together
;
gether; alliance
talk
:
'o>
Confection,
:
CkiS
a preserve
:
^Il
sweetmeat
^V.
-
l^l
n.
Conference,
ing
;
Act of convers-
a meeting for discussion:
-
- 8
tiUoJ
Confess,
ledge
;
v.
or
t.
to
To acknow-
/.
own
confession
hear or
to
;
:
-
^/
;!j*l
;
Confession,
ing
;
Act of confess-
n.
acknowledgment
:
-
Jlo!
-
*i;-
^l.->
A
maker or
^
of sweetmeats
^-
Confectioner,
seller
A
-
o'j
vs-^^.
.
:
Familiar
.
-
J^?-'^
union
;
J*-
make
Confabulation,
per-
talk
to chat
-
>\)
The
n.
iiik- u..
To
t.
i-
conferred.
;
countries joined to-
body tapering
from a circular base:
v.
;j
:
JU^;
A
n.
Conduit,
To
i.
combine:
s?
Confer,
To behave
i.
An
n.
tow
Conductible,
v.
unite in league ;to
;
-
:
;
:
1
to
;
;
^^
:
alliance
-
:
Behaviour
n.
An
.
Confederate,
Conduct,
:
a
t.
-
;
:
Syn.
Acknowledgment, admis-
Ant.
Denial
sion, avowal.
!
3
\l. fa
w
;
concealment
dissimulation,
;
CONFIDANT
Co nfide,
v.
on
rely
-
^-^
t=--ji
A bosom
n.
Confidant,
>*+*** -
To
;'.
$
:
trust
~
to
;
ty
a.
Confident,
l
*
~J)#
firming
positive
bold
;
Confidential
faithful
:
a.
Confirmative, Confirmatory,
a.
Tending
to establish
confiscated
J^>
:
Without
r.
vate property
form
:
*-r^;-'
^'^
Aspect of planets
Jt
-
.
A
limit
^
:
1
jj; *-
border
;
--
f.
,
son
--
To
/.
to restrain
;
^5;
,
limit
\>j>
To
i.
i'.
-
ISJI5
Conflict,
strive
:
to
;
-
Ja.
-
^r-^si.*
-
Go
border upon
;
3-
i;
^
1
Confinement,
ment
;
t^j)
:
v.
To
t.
i_i.
.
-<; * Childbirth
:
^Ca.;
Conflict,
a contest
A
.
to
to
&.
nion
;
fire:
*J*ti
;
to
-
Uu
G|dC7 - U.S
violent collision;
*bUL
-
-
yG
Contradic-
Conflicting, ppr.
jjj
tory
;
opposing
j^r^
jjj
:
^r^ff,
-
-*tti
A
Confluence,
junction of
two or more streams ;a place
where two
concourse
meet
rivers
:
^'^
;
a
-
-
)*#>
1
:
/.
To make
render certain
admit
:
.
!$.
:
Confluent,
Confirm,
contest
"J;^
:
.&-
-
.
J>y>
j^
Imprison-
.
restraint
# Siclwiess
.
J^^
A great
:
to struggle
.
I5jfc
J^
V,.
impri-
Ua>jJb
:
seize pri-
Seizure of
.
Conflagration,
L'yt
&>]y~
-
Jjl*
#
;r*
Confine,
vy*
ty l*x^ - U^
private property
External
n.
Configuration,
V.
To
/.
:
Confiscation,
:
;
:
';
Confiscate,
ad.
Confidently,
doubt
positively
- .>*-
Liable to be
a.
Confiscable,
;
;'.*
:
-y- * Corroborative
-
&j**
Jit-.-
:
ecclesiasti-
^y-
-
>*'**'
Trustworthy
private
:
;
:
Act of con-
.
proof; an
:
full trust;
Having
-
Confirmation,
cal rite
'
as-
Strengthen, verify,
j^*l
Trust, hope, expectation,
assurance.
Syn.
Syn.
sure, settle.
boldness
;
O&.
i^)^
;'>*)')
in
Firm belief;
assurance
;
-
'-))#
Confidence,
friend:
;!)*
trust
.
CONTLUX
158
;
firm
to ratify
;
,
to Christian
commu-
^-
if:
-"Vv"
V.-^ 5
er
:
Conflux,
a.
j'J-.
.
Flowing togeth-
A
l^'
flowing or as-
sembling together
;
a crowd
:
CONFORM
Conform,
to yield
--
v.
,
To comply with;
^o Jtf ;)^-
v.
i.
^
:
To make
t.
159
alike
Confute,
refute
,
stiffen
Conformable,
similar
a.
-
J-^-i
:
J;^-
with
-
proper
of parts:
-^y
^)J
:
n.
A
'?>
* Similitude
resemblance
confuse
abash
To
A
i
;
to face
A
To
;
to
:
Brother- s
J'#
!*.
;
stand face
Confuse,
loss
f.
;
what
To
disorder
to
make one
to think
:
^
Go vik^
Confusion,
tumult
(pro
same nature
;
:
thing of the
-
u^s- <*
:
Of
a.
Congenial,
leave taking
;
A
n.
Congener,
A
kon-zhe), n.
:
reverence
f~* <*
same
the
^^-V ,*
:
birth
Of
a.
Congenital,
same-
the
a>
ii
:
'}(*
Syn.
Kindred,
sympathetic,
;
Congest,
mass
:
'5;
5
"j
-
collect in a
-
\'>
GjS
;*w!
j*a.
Under accumu-
n.
Congestion,
lation of
To
A
v.
blood
c
:
;
Conglaciate,
to ice
v.
t.
y*-
To
^'*mJl
'J'w
to
at
and
Conglobate, \v.
Conglobulate,/ To form
/.
into
:
'.j'jxj;
-
:
a globe
^>l
-*^
v.
-
Disorder
.
distraction
a
turn in-
:
t.
confound
to
-
:
v,
;
-
pleasing, agreeable.
^/ ^'*-*
oppose \>f ^-'
U.a jo ; ^ ^ (followed by with :).
to
:
c,'vJ.a.
to bring face to face
;
G^j.
'JjS
nature or disposition
:
i^laa.*
$
l*
.
^o'o
r.
freeze
'
;
Confraternity,
hood
Confront,
ISo
-
Xj-Z^vi -
:
:
mingle
perplex
:- ty^q-- &%<*
G
To
isJiJIj*
LS-^'i.^
to
;
to
;
-
-
-
Confound, a
to
compliance
consistency
;
tsJV-la^
(
/.
:
Congfe,
bow
o>jil>
Conformity,
v.
disprove
Jil>
;
J- V
:
A
n.
Conformation,
disposition
Agreeable
-
K?
Congeal,
:
To
/
.
:
;
^;o!
Conglomerate,
into a ball
f.
/.To gather
!^
:
JU^ .U^-&1j^.^j,j*
Confutable,
disproved
;
That may be
a.
Jj'?
-
'
3;
U
-
}>^K
ring into a
mass
accumulation
Confutation,
ting
or
disproof
.
proving
;
Act of confuto
be
JU=>
I
false
-
;
jj^.V
Conglutinate,
gether
;
to
A
n.
Conglomeration,
{'V
:
v.
gathe-
collection
:
t.
To
-
;
-iWJt
give to-
cement
;
to unite
'ol
-
'JJU
-
:
'vx.
CONGRATULATE
Congratulate,
to
v.
to felicitate
;
To wish joy
f.
'^ M>
:
<-/t-
loi $>>w
kS-xi*" -
[>j$
160
CONNATE
Conjoin,
unite
To
/.
z'.
connect
C-JU
:
to
;
-
Uj^a.
-
Conjoint, a. Connected united mutual - ^z*~ - tij+~
;
Congratulation,
A
>?.
wish of
:
;
on account of something
joy
has
that
good
happened
d-i-^L- -
JiTa.
Conjugal,
Relating to marri-
1
Congratulatory,
^itx^Jj
age
Wishing or
a.
expressing congratulations
:
connubial
;
^))
:
,j>\&
Matrimonial.
Syn.
Conjugate, v. /. To join - 15*1Gj^a. # To inflect verbs
US!^
:
U*|
(JW
:
Congregate,
v.
gather together
assemble
Congress,
A
>?.
ui-fi*=- -
tj
^*"^l
-
t*~
:
United
the
States.
;
fit
a.
v
:
Agreeing
1: -
Congruity,
J?'
suit-
:
la -' -
J''?-
Consistence
.
suitableness
-
t-is|-
:
J~*-i
a.
-
Conic, Conical,
form of a cone
Conjectural,
conjecture
:
n.
-
<-*w
f ^5^
-
;
;
;
-
n,
fit:
ut!j^Uv
:
,
v.
cast
;
/.
To
W
^,
)UJ)
:
guess
;
-
to
opi-
-
u *~U.j
fore-
aJ) u5>G
&>
j.S
^U*
-
oath
,
v.
U'j^
:
v.
j
To
f.
v*JL
/.
To
bind by an
-
jJis^w
practise
to bewitch
\JH& +~3
magical
-
:
5
tf;
^))^-*
;
critical
jiila.
arts
surmise
nion without proof
-
Jj^l
-
;
spell
J>\r
^-^ >J^
A
:
,5!^
:
A
n.
union
^.
GjJ K?,?
Juggle, enchant, charm.
Syn.
Conjurer,
Conjecture,
kJ;.
Conjuration, n. A summoning
in a solemn manner a magic
Depending on
:
:
A
Closely uni-
a.
Conjuncture,
Having the
a.
>-*k*
:
l|
-
Agreeable:;
;V*
J>
meeting
serving to unite
Conjure,
Congruous,
A
* (Gram.)
;H
Conjunctive,
time
Congruent,
j^
of
^
^l^/
-
J'*"!
Inflection
n.
part of speech
* The
*
of
-
-
:
for set-
meeting
,_>~l:p.
Union
.
:
ft^l
85 ^-*
ted
Parliament
able
Conjugation,
^Z^ft * The
Conjunction,
business
tling public
to
religious
L^
c,**-^?--*
;
verbs
A
n.
-
:
-
To
i.
meet
***=-
:
Congregation,
assembly
or
t.
to
;
gic
;
One who
an enchanter
Connate,
time
.
;
a.
Born
united
:
:
uses ma-
at the
J\yf>-
/j^
^Usame
^}
f*>
CONNECT
Connect,
ther
v.
to join
;
To
t.
'
link
to unite
:
CONSECRATE
161
Syn.
toge-
JJL-.
:
jecfcion.
!
ship by blood
ing
;
;
d-jlo- Jx-
-
-
:
XI*"
Conscience, n. Moral sense of
r g h t an( j W rong
.Union,
coherence, Junetion, intercourse.
connect
.
-,
JlL
tf|.
:
A
word
sentences
Conner,
That serves
a.
Connective,
:
to
Guided by
a.
Conscientious,
what conscience says
connects
that
:
n.
i
|
PT^
- If).
a,
blood).
),*.
- &3H.f-
JL^
-
:
* (L con,
*^~;
relation
Relation-
n.
Consanguinity,
union
sub-
triumph,
Victory,
is
right:
k>; <-ja.
An
-
inspector
>fcU
honest,
Scrupulous,
Syn.
faithful, just, upright.
Connivance,
winking at a
ignorance
The
n.
Conscionable,
fault
-
:
of
act
Reasonable
a.
pretended
;
right
J'^*"
;
:
just
- laa~ -
ct.*.!^
;
J/*-
^^. ,~^
}>.
v.
Connive,
To wink
i.
pretend ignorance
&)$ L/*'**'
-
at
Conscious,
to
;
^Zj* ,*-^
J5 A"
'J
-
judge of the fine arts
critic
:
-
:
inward-
;
-
*^l
>-w'1j
{>
Connoisseur, (kon-is-sur)#.
A
Aware
persuaded
ly
:
a.
:
ledge of what
a
own mind
-
;
Know-
n.
Consciousness,
passes in one's
sensibility
-
:
^1
Connubial,
conjugal
Conquer,
quest
due
;
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to
Matrimonial
a.
UV
:
To
/.
to acquire
;
Conqueror,
-\>
n.
ring
;
Conscript,
--
$j>
G^
vreter
.
victory
^.S
:
uXl^
One whose name
down
^i*33,;i
^' ?
r
>
is
writ-
A
n.
)}&;
:
compul-
a
;;
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^>
)5
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!
;jA-J'
-
:
^^)
i
-
l*
:
enrolment of soldiers
sory
L_>J'*-
-
to serve as a soldier
Conscription,
^>
Act of conque:
Enrolled
a.
or a sailor; a recruit
-
.
;/.
}
ten
-
..tfo
Conquest
;
4
sub-
to
;
:
^j
A
1*'--
gain by con-
overcome
U.J J^>U.
J
C V)'
>Jj;
f
>>j$
Consecrate,
*
red
E.-U.
21
;
v.
/.
To
to dedicate
:
aaake SAC$;
CONSECRATION
Consecration,
Act of con-
//.
secrating: dedication:
proper order
ceeding
quence
"'on
preservation
;
j
;"'y-'-*
<._>***>
I
Conservation,
mixed seeds
*.
^>
^i>
:
a>
<_
agreement
...
-
:
,
nion
To
i.
to
;
Jjxj
\'>$
.
preserve
.
-
t;j
:
-
c,u
opi-
^ ?a
J^-.
Uyc
^ij
\
^
'
acquiescent:
-^-
-
J'';-
:
to politi-
changes ; Tory
^*" J~^ ) (&>
:
^V-
A
.
^.^
green-
for exotic plants:
<*
^r
;
^t.
Conserve,
kon-sen-
or sound
;
fruits:
&\i
;'.
Consentient, (Fro
preservative: JMotaij
:
One opposed
n.
house
Agreeable
Jj
Desiring to
a.
Conservatory,
'
a.
1
;
cal
in
agree
Consentaneous,
to
'
'-^
Accede, comply, agree.
Syn.
^
;
-
^;^-
comply
-
loss or
Conservative,
.
,
v.
:
.
Act of yielding
n.
Consent,
>~lj~1
j
.
,~
from
To sow
t.
-
Preservation
.
m
'
Conseminate,
:
Conserva-
n.
Conservancy,
conse-
By
necessarily
;
J~I~"-
-
-
<>.
:
I
regularly sue-
;
a<
Consequently,
d-^^ai-
Following in
a.
Consecutive,
CONSIDERATE
162
v.
To keep whele
/.
candy or pickle
to
j
'
:?.
shient),
Mutually agreeing
Consequence,
follows
;
(as
quence)
Of
:
of
importance
;
conse-
great
-
;
^^
-
^;
In
-x-
reason of
l)y
:
J-aU.
turally
a.
through
effect
An
.
inference
*.v^
:
Consequential,
portant pompous
;
-
^
guess
}'^'
-
;
i ?
an
J-ii
To
think
:
'
Considerable,
regard
;
Worthy of
a.
moderately large
Considerably,
{
~ty
*>
ad. In
deralile degree
^
.c^o .>,.
;.
suppose; to
to
^^-
J-5
or
f.
**
Self-im-
.
:
;
maturely
v.
-
;
,
sweetmeat:
:
Following na-
(with to or on):
:
A
.
Consider,
s
^x^^-^j
Consequent,
,
j
:';?-
iijixL.
li'.x?
That which
n.
result
man
a
:
:
-
~
t)laU
thoughtful
;
o.
^
a consi-
o^
<
Considerate,
:
-
u^.
""V
Regardfiri
prudent: J-?M\
;
'
CONSIDERATION
Syn.
prudent,
Thoughtful,
Consistory,
posed of
berate.
Consideration,
sidering
mature
;
deliberation
thought
-
:
-
:
another
v.
;
U^
-
Ua>
G^
GvJ
Console,
en-
commit,
Deliver,
a.
f.
To
/.
^
:
One
Syn.
goods are consigned
Consignment,
n.
whom
to
:
^ai,i
goods given for sale
- koU| gift
;
^
.
<Sl^'J
Consignor,
signs
goods
To
i.
z>.
of; to co-exist; to
v.
solid
Consistence,
'ji'
iivX^
harden
:
-
W*a.
.
;
stability
Ojjo
terest
-
cent
be made up
agree
at
from
Act of mak-
;
:
Consonant,
degree of denoiilj-
consistent
-^^
-
n.
.
Agreeing
b^a^
,_,'-<---
Syn.-Compatible,
accordant,
'
;
-
firm
to
2\
n.
A
a.
in-
3 per
Agreement of
;
concord:
Agreeable
Ji'k-
:
letter
be sounded by
uniform:
;
^i*
:
Consonance,
J*!i.-
:
,
Consistent,
combine
- Oo
Great Britain, which bears
Consistency,
Agreement
sity
^~5
To make
t.
to
;
sound; consistency
.
(Liz
;
Sj-xiS
Consist,
-
Consols, n. pi. (Short form of
Consolidated
Funds,)
Part of the National Debt of
r
-
:
^-J
J^
ing hard or firm :'^-^> -i'*JI
One who cony J-?-w. J]f
n.
"
cheer one in
u~j'iZ)5
Consolidation,
;
deed of
^ft~
:
to
;
That which
consigned or handed over
is
hard or
s
:
Solace, comfort, soothe.
Consolidate,
.
-
-*V
trust.
Consignee,
^fci-
Affording
:
J*>.fi
-
as-
comfort
;
comfort in sorrow
sorrow
Syn.
;
*-
dJ U!
^
;
Alleviation of
.
solace
v
s'lja.
-
^>>.^
;
com-
an
o/!j^
-
_/-!:*.
Consolatory,
send
to
-
:
distress
transfer to
to intrust
an agent
to
To
t.
clergymen
-
:
Consolation,
J
-
%
;
court
;
J*^
-
s^y
jj
*~ .^l * Compensation
Co*nsign,
sembly
Act of con-
n.
A
.
deli-
careful,
discreet,
CONSONOUS
163
;
-
;
J^'r*
which cannot
itself:
*-*?*
^
';.-Us..
suitable,
Consonous,
!
sound
:
a.
Agreeing in
CONSTRAIN
CONStJRT
A wife or a husConsort,
band a companion
k);"U -fa. )}
.
;
--
Constellation,
fixed stars
:
with
;
to unite
associate
-
:
Consternation,
M
I
ment
ror
seen
by
eye
pre-eminent
;
)>*&*- ji\j
:
p
.
Distinguished, eminent,
famous, illustrious.
Syn.
Conspiracy,
A
n.
plot
-
lo
to
in a plot
amazement
oCi.^
Constituent,
sential
a
and
I.
z>.
sfirare,
A
n.
!.^:
come
To
.
:
'-')-
mind
:
:
;
firm
*?"
es-
;
^jM
^\'o
tjte-
essential ingredient;
representative
.
-
:
/.
To
fr
1
form
to appoint
;
are joined
^ ^-^yi
the
-
:
;
to
Mi>
_;^
one's
S-i'-J)
^
in-
,J>>-1
Firmness of
-
:
-^bli^
Immanent
-
:
f^
;
d.i (.i'
or
man-
parts of a
body
.
together
condition of the
.
the laws
country
:
Form
;
natural
human body
;
and customs of a
-
To
,
than
n.
a.
1
Elemental
a.
Constitution,
;
^ * To overrun
stability
Constant:
v *^'
:
An
establish
plot;
peace-officer
\y';?:^
more
Constancy,
last
:
outrun
spend
The whole
:
to unite together
;
a policeman
or
:
-
Constitute,
Plot, combine, rebel.
;
^J^i.- CJ^-a.
.
ner in which
j.LJb'-
great ter-
Costiveness
.
Constituency,
body of electors
enga-
an evil and secret purpose
Constable,
;
"Iji^ J^'^
:
breathe);
Syn.
-
j*-
1
(L. con
combine
for
(
-
Astonish-
.
Constipation,
u^L,
:
A man
n.
Conspirator,
Conspire,
;
:
,
ged
_o;k*
;
cannot be missed
that
:
the
Readily to be
a.
Conspicuous,
cluster of
jj.z^ iy?
tf
To
i.
-v.
t
A
.
a galaxy
:
stead-
;'wt>
Constitutional,
the
Inherent in
a.
in
constitution;
agree-
ment with the laws and customs of a country
Constrain, v
.
t.
hinder by force
To
;
-
:
oblige
^Vi
;
to confine
to
:
IJULMM*
Constantly,
steadily
:
ad.
Teipetually;
J^^~!-,.i;J
.
Compel,
urge.
force,
drire,
CONSTRAINT
Constraint,
Compulsion
//.
confinement
^^^
:
cramp
Constriction,
Compression
-
:
of the
;
to
Consulship,
consul
*5f-
a person
-
-j'*w
:
J^zH
press
;
-
to contract
Constringent,
sing
:
V\)
Construct,
to
form
Syn.
Ant.
To
/.
z>.
is
consul.
^^
:
v
(with)
To ask
t.
.
to deliberate
;
to regard
-
:
^
-
V\)
<).,*
build
up
upon
UJ
-
SjyL.
v.
,
To
i.
consider
**.
;
to
^
)$
Consultation,
sulting
Lilrol
seek advice
:
;
ILe
UvS
Compres-
^ej.5b
;
advice of
Usxljup
'
v
a.
of the
Office
n.
UM.**.
:
J?\
:
the time during which
Consult,
To com-
t.
Republic
;
h&tlaagS
v.
Constringe,
chief magistrate
Roman
li.*
Contraction
n.
The
n.
"
-*))
bind
contract
to
;
To
A
P.
'
Consul,
;
>*?
,_?;
J.O - ^c)&>
Constrict,
CONSUMPTIVE
165
Act of con-
.
a meeting for mutual
;
;
deliberation
N<
-
:
-
*,
l>
:
Build, erect, form, make.
Demolish
break, des-
;
Consumable,
consumed
That may be
a.
a.
:
troy.
Construction,
structing
tation
;
-
:
Construe,
interpret
v.
;
Act of con-
n.
structure
;
interpre-
?*-&$- >*+*"
To
/.
to
Consume,
waste
^.
to
;
To spend
/.
exhaust
-
:
;
to
$j> ~)*-
j,U.>
Consummate,
explain
show how words
plished
;
Accom-
a.
to
;
perfect
-
-
1;^
:
JV
are connected with each other
,
in a sentence
Constuprate,
to defile
:
-
:
v.
f.
$
To
(Jjlf>
complete
accomplish
:
tion
-
:
perfection
- II>J
Of
-
; ^>T
the
Consumption,
suming
5 y^
:
-
stance
:
oli
.
/.
common
a-
n.
To
sub-
wasting
*
;
to
U^ \^
Comple-
J*+<"
Act of con-
k-y
a.
-
fW
:
disease of the lungs
Consumptive,
unite into one
n.
Ity l^
n
Consubstantiate,
fU"
$j>
violate;
a.
:
To
t.
Consummation,
JJ JUS
Consubstantial,
same substance
Gl$:n
v.
# Wasting
\
J^*-^
Destructive
;
:
Afflicted with
consumption:
CONTEST
166
Contact,
union
Touch
n.
-
JJU
:
Contagion,
close
;
Infection
.
k
^>^
j; ** ^'
1
-
Jt*7l
:
disregard of a public authority:
>!
&
tf "j
UjJ
Contemptible,
contempt mean
.
catching
Contain,
prise
:
Infectious
a.
Contagious,
-
:
r.
to
To hold
t.
retrain
-
-
-* 5
Contaminate, a
Go
Go
-
_.';:L
Contamination,
defilement
-
:
lax!; -
-
^jH
To
/.
z'.
of; to despise
*
;
Contemplate,
tate
little
Content,
please
lion
.
>[edita-
//.
dose attention
tj
;
ful
:
studious
a.
;j*a"
-
at
the
Contention,
disdain
;
ot-vi.
Syn.
-
//.
same
or
time
:
-
;
.-*!)
gratffica-
;
debate
a.
a
;
-
:
ly
Quarrelsome:
n.
Contentment,
gratification
c^Utl
-
.
o^^'ia.
Si'orn, clerixiou,
,
-
ji*3>7
upon
:
Contest,
rel
;
lyt
.
JL
;
-
a. Bordering
JUI^ - ,..*.;-
-
Strife in arms;.quar-
dispute
:
-
Syn.
-
Ij^a,
yJy
mockery,
uoglect.
Satisfaction
w-U5
:
:
Act of despising;
^-),i
^)
^^
:
to
;
J^'.I^
Living
disgrace
-
-
Contest
n.
words
Conterminous,
Contempt.
WJ*
Con-
Contemporaneous,
beiiiL;
I, \J
.
Contentious,
temporary,
_
Thought-
;<*I..
a.
:
-
:
:
IC
/>^
>^_
satisfy
:
Satisfied
strife in
Contemplative,
To
t.
Satisfaction
.
on
v,
to gratify
a.
,
,
Contemplation,
y
Strive, dispute, struggle.
vJi^
:
L:
against
I
Syn.
t.
:
act
for,
;
To mediJUi - U>
r.
to reflect
:
To
with,
^'oG
think
to scorn
;
o^.
"jt*^
Contend, (with, against,
about) v. t. To fight:
^,3*.
Contemn,
Scornfbl
a.
-
-;;*
:
;
Gjt&
Pollution
.
haughty
-JUG
tJo
-
JfJi- ^*^-
mean, base.
'-V
defile
G
Despicable, abject, vile,
Contemptuous,
*'*-
-'tf^
to stain:
;
-
*
To
/.
Syn.
^U^i J
Worthy of
:
;
com-
to
l
'))
'^-';')'-:
to corrupt
;
J-'^
:
;
^^
S'j
)i'j-
Wilful
of Court,
Contempt
lfl
-
*l>li-
*?a.U-
Conflict, battl*, combat.
CONTEST
Contest,
v.
litigate
,
v.
dispute
Contingent, ;/. Chance
J'El
# A suitable proportion of
to
;
:
$
To
i.
To
t.
:
CONTRABAND
167
troops or soldiers
contend:
strive; to
Continual,
frequent
Contestable,
Context,
ttfe
.
Disputable
.
parts
Continuance,
permanence
-
:
$\*
-
;
Gf
Duration
.
stay
;
-
:
;
eto-
;
precede and
a sentence
follow
-
o|v>
:
very
;
:
Order of discourse
that
;.<!
:
Incessant
a.
Continuation,
c.)**^
Act of con-
.
tinuing; a constant succession;
ness
in
Contact
n.
Contiguity,
:
place
-
prolongation
near-
;
Jt*"! -
a.
Near
ting at the border
by side
:
-
-&*')*
to
gether
mee-
;
J^"-
-
v.
to
To
i.
remain
J^
;
Adjacent, bordering, tou-
To
t.
)
protract,
tend :-^4>>
-
J'>>
to;
to
^- l*;
^a>;
J
v.
hold
to last
-
3
,
Syn.
;
jj'I^J
persevere: ,*;V
lying side
;
<sUL.
J'^H
Continue,
Contiguous,
-
:
)
:
to
tia>,
ex.ejU-
ching.
Continence, Continency,
Chastity
moderation
;
bearance
n.
;
connection
-
:
J>S>;
n.
Continuity,
for')*&)>
Continuous,
Continent,
ous
Chaste; abstemi-
a.
in lawful
Continent,
pleasure
A large
.
or stoppage
extended
Contort,
of
tract
-
&1-1- 1;*.J,
Without break
.
\
y?jj*jj
:
Uninterrupted
Jj^'l
:
uninterrupted
;
v.i.
To
;
-U'C
!j
:
twist together:
land containing several countries
-,
,
Contortion,
^~>
L-J&*}) *
.
Pertaining to
a.
Continental,
.
a continent
f*l
:
n.
Contingency,
accident:
charges):
Syn.
Casualty;
(as
#
-
^
Accidental,
tuitous,
f
5
;
contingent
-
twisting
wry motion
:
:
Contour, (con-tOOrf .^Tte
?
Accidental
a.
A
n.
A
j>**'-
J^-'"f3
Contingent,
uncertain
;>
Writhe, wring, distort,
Syn.
^'o
:
^"1
casual, for-
r
outline of a figure:
-
-k-
-
&^*>
'aaSlcS
|
Contraband) a
.
illega
--
,
n.
,
.
Prohibited
;
^j;
Prohibited goods
:
*UA!
CONTRACT
v.
Contract,
gether
shorten
to
;
To draw
t.
an agreement
v.
,
To
i.
-
-
shrink up
* To bargain
:
;1>l
to
;
disagreeing
:
>
Syn.
n.
Contrast,
**M>
i^'
Gjf
Contract,
;'/
A
bargain
-
:
A
,e&- #
written agreement
iuU
Covenant,
Syn.
-
tracting
;
<-.-u=x4.-.
-
v.
UjS
to
;
-
^
-Jo
Jk'-> -
:>
;
against
Syn.
;
;!^.v>
To
t.
con-
speak
oppose verbally
-
:
'<;<
(Z.
;
dictus, to
^^
U^S
To oppose
t.
to baffle
;
:
Ixli*
UjS
i=-*a.ly*
;
to break
;
violation
.
Opposition;
-
:
;
Contra,
Verbal
^>]
,J.
inconsistent with
ther
:
Contrariety,
disagreement
;
to;
,
v.
t.
To
purpose
W.^
!
To
i.
^^'i
give for a
pay a
to
;
^ *^=.
*>%
bear a part in
Contribution,
ts^
:
.
sum
;
w;
**'*
-
**
to
;
Contrite,
sorrow
~
***V
^("J
to
help
_ilxo>^
Syn.
;
a
^V.^ St^-
:
a.
con-,
don-
;
One who gives
Contributor,
money or work
subscriber
Act of
given
Broken down with
for sin
:
*-** { **
~
cA.v^
contrary to
pe
Broken-hearted,
n i-
tent, sorrowful, repentant, humble.
Opposition
-
:
Opposite
^K>>UZ-
".
share
ation
denial: *-Jfl^1
o.
-
oppose,
n.
Contradictory,
common
v.
.
Contradiction,
;
;f<i0-
:
Contribute,
tributing
speak.)
Deny, gainsay,
opposition
Contributary, a. Payingrt'ribwte
to the same soverrign ; auxi-
olti.
contravene.
each
to hinder
liary
One who
*.
^Ifc-...
deny
v.
Contravention,
*)*-
:
Contradict,
to
^tuUu
:
:
against
-
*^>'A-
Contravene,
through
a shrinking - c^.'
# An abbreviation
Contractor,
tracts
in
place
G1U-G^
Act of con-
n.
To
:
*bl^
of
^';V>^
Contraction,
*^>li-.
t.
dis-
;
-
#*
:
ixj
j1j5|
Capable
:
v.
,
opposition
agreement,
a.
contracting
:
:
stipulation, bargain.
Contractile,
--
Opposition
:
bjA
-V * A betrothment
3
inconsistent
;
dissimilar,
Different,
opposite, unlike.
Uj<~
similitude
n.
Placed opposite
a.
Contrary,
uSj.~
..
-
.
.
to-
make
to
;
)*!.
:
CONTRITION
168
-
;
;
2^1
Jf
n.
Contrition,
penitence
Sorrow
for sin
-
:
^'*
:A.f
;
'-^
CONTRIVANCE
Contrivance,
ving
169
Act of contri-
n.
a plan; a device:
;
-
CONVENT
Contumacy,
J^&\
perverseness
.
Contumelious,
offensive
Syn.
Device,
Obstinacy
.
:
a.
rude
;
:
Scornfully
-
*s-*j>~
}*.?
*
scheme,
plan,
C
design.
Contrive,
v.
To
t.
invent
Contumely,
to
;
language
a
Check
n.
Control,
authority
;
proach
restraint
;
:
v.
To
f.
restrain
^^-..itU
v.
a bruise
govern,
rule,
direct, check.
j
Controller, Comptroller, n.
An officer who examines
public accounts
^>V
:
J<>;^
;
V
A
n.
bruise
U
:
to
;
l
'V
severe blow
;
>-.-
:
Conundrum,
puzzle
To
t.
beat to 8 ether
Contusion,
:
Syn. -Restrain,
re-
;
-
:
to go-
;
Contemptuous
rudeness
;
Contuse,
,
n.
;
superintendence
'
vern
;
-<-;;.
A
n.
riddle
a
;
an enigma:
\
\
Convalescence,
of health
n.
Renewal
gradual recovery
from a disease
(*.- - S\>]
!_.'-.&.
;
:
Controversial,
tious
^)^
n.
Controversy,
Syn.
a
;
Convalescent,
XJ
^
~
A
debate
quarrel
:
-
;
health
gether
*''
,
Syn.
;
to
v.
To
t.
deny
:
debate
-
0,5
;
Controvertible,
:
growing well again
^
:
t.
To
U.J
t^'i
v.
'^.
-
Meet,
:
call 'to
To assemble
/.
:
assemble,
i=-=p.a.
Contumacious,
Convenience,
;
^s>*
Jo
dubious
Recovering
join,
unite.
strife.
to refute
;
Convene,
a
Dispute, contest, debate,
Controvert,
a.
.
H,^^u-
of disputing:
contest
;
One fond
n.
Controversialist,
rV
Conten-
a.
:
(X5j
j
a.
Disputable;
.
&a.u. jjiji
a.
Obstinate
n.
Fitness; ease;
accommodation
:
r;
Convenient,
J
Convent,
nunnery
E.-U.
22
n.
:
adapted
;
agreeable
A
comfort
:
:
Suitable
.
time or place
ed
;
-
Jf'V
-
;
in
suit-
^~K+
monastery
;
a
CONVENTION
Convention,
-
l$x~
An
n.
assembly:
A
contract
;'>'
J^-i
^lax- *
Conventional,
o..
COMVICT
170
Conversazione,
:
sat-siona)
*P
>
Stipulated
conversation
:
Conversion,
>jju
Converge,
v.
(con-verj,)
draw nearer
^
:
Uj*
Convergence,
towards
the
clination
:
JL>t
i-j-J^
point
-
same point
-
;
in-
j^ga.
a.
Tending
J^- j> **- (j*
;J
with
versed in
;
*'!
:
-
fi
One who
n.
-^.1
r
a.
Convertible,
r
-i5!j
table
Ju
:
to
;
Capable of
Convex,
Jjtf
transmu-
;
-
#->j JL>J^"
Rounded outward,
a.
-
(opposite of
course
state
has changed
being interchanged
Familiar dis-
".
or
into
to a
a>U
Conversation,
To change
t.
form
his opinions or religion:
^)-j*
(with) a. Familiar
Conversant,
v.
another
reli-
:
A coming
>?.
cjk-*
Convergent,
change from one
;
Convert,
,
:
:
Transmuta-
.
gion to another
i.
towards one point ;
'y ,> *>\
tend
amusement
;
;
tion
to
for
meeting
-
customary
To
(kon-ver-
A
.
!
Syn.
concave)
-
i .i - _--\a^-.
<Kxj.,
;b*>
:
^^^^
-
Bulging, spherical, globular.
Conversational,
conversation
to
a.
;
'
b
(urith
about a
discourse
\S~L~
e/>
colloquial
' :"
:
form
a person, on
subject)
v.
i.
To
to talk familiarly
;
-
-
$
13
Ua>
.1$
Convey,
:
*>' 5-
proposition
opposite
Conversely,
of order
spherical
&3
-
^'^
Co
;
r///.
To
carry
make over
to
-
U^J JXHI+
iJjja.
-
;
to
to
:
Olaa.*;!
:
B5
i #
An
A
J
:
l
vehicle
Means
n.
Conveyance,
-
3'
of car-
^
'
^.-^
'
l
(
:
Convict,
v.
t.
To
to find guilty
:
With change
reciprocally
;
t.
fa-
;
^^-'-
(to) v.
transmit
#
Intercourse
n.
miliarity
i_j|^J] -
:
rying
,
A
n.
Convexity,
l
Converse,
or
Pertaining
-
,
n.
a crime
:
Jol
-
soner
:
:
prove guilty
One proved
;
;
-
guilty of
a malefactor
;
a
pri-
CONVICTION
Conviction,
ty
:
-
fly!
belief
A
n.
(of) v.
by proof
to
;
.slK*!
To
i.
satisfy
persuade
flj'l
U|,0"
Syn.
strong
;
W* &&-$
-
:
A
&&
J-
Convince,
convict
proving guil-
euyJ #
f^
:
to
'-k$
- I5t&
,!jojai'j
Persuade,
COOP
171
Convulsion,
spasm
^-i?
tumult
Cony,
rabbit
^y^w!
over,
-
y &iU
-
J
cry as a dove or
^~
t
y?
:
:
A
#
Jk)
^/^ * A
J*a.
To
/.
violent
*-t&u>
A
pigeon
gain
jjj-
simpleton:
.
-
:
.
Coo,
A
.
-
:
cs
$
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convict.
a.
Convinci'ble,
conviction
of
Capable
-
J>\>
;
ojy
Jjt?
Cook,
n.
tuals
One who
dresses vic-
one who prepares food
;
:
tfft
Convitiate,
v.
To
t.
rebuke
;
.
,
to reproach
-
:
f~*.
UJo3
social
Festive
a.
Convivial,
y~U--
:
Conviviality,
at a feast
;
-
GJ
cheerfulness
J*-)**
-
J*
Convocation,
:
i_r-%voking an assembly
l$x- ^ A meeting of clergy
an assembly of a University
:
:
:
for conferring
Convoke,
gether
:
degrees
v.
to
To
f.
convene
*~V
:
call
to-
:
victuals
.
Convoy,
v.
t.
for defence
-
,
tion
n.
:
.
/.
motion
to
-
t*
li>
* Calm
L_<ii.
indifferent
-
;
-
-
,
calm anger
^
:
,
v,
;'.
To grow
a</.
Coolly,
)f
-
^
y~\
To make
/.
loi^
dispassionate
:
\)H
&.
-
:
cool
'->;J
cool
;
;!y^
4
to
j
!^^
1^^
:
In a cool manner
:
Moderate cold
;
^..^'
oLbilsx-
&>)>
To
;
:
i>
maid servant
:
Moderately cold
a.
Cool,
Coolness,
-
affect
A
by
agitate
:
''^
^;~ ^
(
-
:
^H -***
Coop,
vxi^
n.
indifference
for protec-
liMsB.4 -
Convulse,
violent
to escort
)}
-
To accompany
Attendance
:
^
A
n.
that dresses
UjS^
:
^
-
Cook-maid,
G'X>
art of dressing
^Ub ^/
:
U1U
Syn. Call, summon, convene.
Act of rolling
Convolution,
or winding together
-
yff)
^^
AJ)
Act of con-
.
The
;
Good humour
.
^
n.
Cookery,
food for
prepare
U'o
:
.j^US
J^- ^'^
f*i
To
the table
jovial
;
/.
..tB.
0;J
barrel
;
1
tf* ')*
'
fowls
--
,
fine
v.
:
^.)*
:
t.
To
shut up
^
4
a cage for
'
VG
;
^
to con-
COOPER
A maker
n,
Cooper,
of casks
,
To
t.
repair
Co-operate,
gether
K,*>
:
;w-
,
<>>>
:
U>
-
ful
to-
A.
,.
Joint labour
.
common endeavour
-
J'wl
:
;
J^*
Co-operative, a. Operating
jointly to the same end estab-
plenti-
;
words
from
A
ti.
j&
named
metal
the island
A
toG
.
of
Cyprus
large boiler
Copper-plate,
A
.
members
viding the
at
of pro-
with goods
wholesale prices
:
^fc
-.O!
'
^
Co-Optate,
v.
To
t.
i
of
plate
copper on which pictures
writing are engraved
^
:
:
-&.
:
e
nd
>&
^L=D?
;
lished for the purpose
:
-
5^1^
Copper,
Wf-^
C o-operation,
Abundant
a.
abounding jn
;
v3~.j-
To work
/.
t'.
Copious,
:
^JU> t*
If!,
x
v.
COPY
172
Coppersmith,
works
in
copper
per
like
;
^-
:
-
!;.^"
Mixed with cop-
a.
Coppery,
who
One
n.
copper
:
elect:
Coppice, n. A wood of small
a
thicket
Copse, /growth
"I
')'
,
;
a.
Co-ordinate,
or order
^
-
:
in
Equal
*=.;-"
rank
^
-
<So;
1
S?'
Coot,
A
.
small
black
bird fond of still water
n.
Co-parcenary,
a coheir
^^
:
A
.
joint
Co-partnership,
cern in business
^^
heir;
Copulation,
Joint con-
.
-
:
and predicate of a sentence
To unite
Copulate,
sexual embrace
Uy& ^~>
vi
*'^j u.O
:
;
c^l^i.
.
others
^
:
A
.
***.
partner with
Jo;
-
ting
Copulative,
^^
A
.
^.^
hood
;
clock
priest's
an arch
:
y^'
-
;
a
*a.
Copy,
-
tern
,
;
A
v.
with
i.
:
t.
>/.
:
y
vj)-**
The
;
to
"
<&
-*)*>
from an
;
a pat-
*&iu - J*>!
J^Uc-
To
transcribe
make
-
u-^j*)
''/
"lj
<*-&*
an imitation
-
v.
-
a copulative
:
contend
strive or
'J .$
'ijl-
Coping,
a wall
To
;
:
transcript
*>j+S
imitate
,
:
(as
conjunction)
n.
f*>
Act of copulaIS-*-^R.
o^si^
a.
That which
unites or couples
^
in
.
coition
;
original
Cope,
.
:
?!,
Co-partner,
:
jji
Joint inherit-
ance of an estate
Co-parcener,
water
^T
:
Copula, n. A band or tie a
word that joins the subject
*5,*J
;
J>
to
a copy from
c tri . c.s jx>
;
:
^^-
top or cover of
Syn.
ItnitAte,
reprint, count-
erfeit, forge.
COPY-BOOK
Copy-book,
A book
.
^h-
:
in
which
^
^v>^-*
<*$#
Cordate,
a heart
A
#.
Copy-hold,
evidenced
lands
court-roll
Copyist,
tenure
of
by copy
of
-
**
:
&a^
One who
.
transcriber
Copyright,
The
^?.
publish a book
cheers
a
;
Hearty
affairs
v.
To
f.
(a
o>xJ
UH$"1
:
Trifling
Coquetry,
a mere show of love
cerity
Sjio
in love
.
n.
;
:
1
-
(J -*."
;
Cordon,
-_="
:
Relation
warmth of
vain, airy,
regard; sin-
;
A
n.
attract notice
:
U>
?_)**>
worn as a
a ribbon
Coracle,
A
.
^^
Cordovan^
made of
-&v'fi
kind of boat
-
sea by small animals
:
Cordwainer,
-
:
^'V;-
An alms
n.
an offering
-
:
-
'*JjV
basket
A
n.
rope
twisted
L
;
3 )
1
2
1
:
sure of
^.-^
^
string
A
cubic feet
:
heart
part of anything
ii!
.^ -
the
;
^)*
inner
S
^^
-
>J))^
:
'.i
:
- '-i^ -
&&x
Kernel, stone, centre.
Syn.
n.
Co-respondent,
;
pondent
ub
Cord,
The
4
*&
J>\
.
UlJ
|yc
tfi^J
''I;
ipfy*
Core,
^
-
:
A shoemaker
n.
~
&y.
Corban,
goatskins
r -?uX>!
A
n.
^i..)^
a.
- iJ-.!-.
In Spain, leather
.
!j*j.
hard red, white or
black substance built up in the
Coral,
&>^ ^6
:
to
%j*t
"^
of military
line
trif-
who endeavours
^W-5
^-joa..*?
i.'..j
ling girl,
to the
-
mark of honour
A
.
in-
;
J*
posts
Coquette,
sincere
;
cordial reception ; cordial
heart
love
13$
-
;
liquor).
in
trifle
J^i*>
:
:
Cordiality,
Coquet,
that
Anything
.
a medicine
vigorating
sole right to
:
a.
,
w^ '.y JJ
;
t>
:
;
'fa*.
Having the form of
Ja
fl.
Cordial,
:
jijtu.0
copies
-
)^-
:
Ropes of a ship
n.
Cordage,
for learners
copies are written
to imitate
CORK
173
Coriander,
A joint res-
1
^h")" ^J-' *-)
:
n.
A
aromatic seeds
;
:
plant bearing
-v*-a.;i
^i
t>
mea-
^
Cork,
.
A
tree or
its
bark
;
a
1
<ux5
-,
z'.
t.
To
bind with a cord
^
i
stopper
,
tles
v.
:
t.
:
To put
e^'5
-
^JK
corks into bot-
CORK SCREW
Cork-screw,
corks
drawing
Cormorant,
seabird
A
n.
*>tf
:
&
voracious
J\
^1 * A
fellow
a greedy
glutton or
Corol, Corolla, n. The inner
covering of a flower
for
^
A
n.
:
screw
$ JP&
:
,
r
A
n.
_'.;'
-
&
.
t.
1
*
To
son with
A
a grain
:
:
;
corn
salt (to
:
--
C*C\\T\
*-*
1
'
^^
I
Corn-cutter,
j
,
A
n.
Coronation,
>
f
^
V/
from the
n.
A
Coroner,
An
.
Corneous,
Corner,
>f ner
stone
a.
Horny;
An
.
stone,
n.
The
;
:
Coronet,
*n ^/.r
i
:
An
.
worn by the
a secret
crown
inferior
Corporal,
sioned
officer
--
principal
A
,
a.
non-commisb
Sal
vy
:
to the
Relating
-
^U
:
^.w
Corporate, a. United
embodied
ojUc
body;
.
^U-a.
in a
body;
1 -*
:
Cornet, n. A musical
ment Jby
* A
-^'
1
:
officer
V
jb^j
:
Cornice,
.
The
instru-
Corporation,
cavalry
jj*
^
Sjj
Corporeal,
column: -sXtf
a.
not spiritual
Corporeity,
Cornigerous.
a.
Having horns:
Corn-mill,
A
mill to
Corps, (kor),
corn
:
n.
^<*.
^
troops
grind
e
society
acting as an individual
highest projec-
tion of a wall or
i*-?
A
.
H^
G
i
;
G
-
*=
nobility:
n.
material
j$\< ,,/oli ^j.-*
:
en-
*x
like horn;
angle
who
cause of any
:
precious stone
^
cere-
a sovereign:
officer
quires into the
feet
i^^
or
act
<jJp
extir-
sudden death
Cornelian,
C
*?
^
:
Corona, a
(Z.
The
.
mony of crowning
retailer of
O
crown, a garland
sea-
beef):
One who
.
corns
atcs
A
n.
- *H
*- 'IJtJ
"
*J^
<
ji^
crown),
Corn-chandler,
a
;
to the
Coronal, a. Pertaining
crown of the head
w
preserve and
inference
deduction:
:
hard tumour
single seed
An
n.
Corollary,
l
Corn,
CORPS
174
:
u^U>
- (JJ3U
jl-
Having a body
:
^~
n.
-
J>^-^-
Materiality
.
A
a regiment
:
;
:
body of
.
<>^~;
^
CORPSE
The dead body
n.
Corpse,
CORROSION
175
of a
human being J$ ,-?
Corpulence, Corpulency,
-
:
-
adopted
n.
Bulkiness of body; fleshiness:
tercourse
u~?.j>
a.
Corpulent,
stout
Bulky
fleshy
;
tojs
To
rectify
;
<JJ~!j-
8jJ^
:
:
^
,
(
Corrigendum,
A
rigenda)
t.
:
am-
cor-
(PI.
.
word or thing
be corrected
^i.^.>
a.
Corrigible,
a.
exact
Right
k
i
Correction,
ting
"
s*^
accurate
;
3
:
:
f^P^"
;'3'>-
a.
Strengthen-
chastise-
;
ing
ment
J>t>
rected or set right
Corroborant,
u>.A~
-
cor-
- is.su
;
"
-"<"$'!
l
amendment
;
That can be
Act of correc-
.
to
^
-
:
end; to put right by punishing:
,
in-
;
.
v.
letters
by
* An agent
on
;
-.
.
Conpuscle, (Pro: cor-pus-lj,
An atom j a molecule
Correct,
carries
jj' ;
An open passage
Corridor,
round a building a gallery
;
-
by*
:
-
J>Ua-
:
One who
.
,
Suitable
a.
Correspondent,
**
;
invigorating
:
t=--
*>&> -
-
&JUUJ
Corrective,
rect
- is-
,^L&
:
Correctness,
^
3
to establish
ulj^
Exactness
.
Corroborate,
to cor-
Tending
a.
Iwa
;
-
precision
Correlation,
relation
^~
Correlative,
a.
procal relation
j.,.1-
-
>
:
^
(a^-
(with),
v.
ing
:
c^-'~'>-
-
^^>
To
i.
like in
Correspondence,
ment interchange
;
ojl^
,
t.
;
-
:
t3,
n.
To
be
Syn.
V.
(&s*~~
eat
or wear
&)
*^;
waste
Consume,
Agree-
away,
impair.
!
Corrodible,
'.
corroded
:
a.
-
J>.
That may be
1
1
*
&$
i
'
c^U-
:
:
>IA-
of letters
-
,v^
Strengthen-
confirmatory
'
some ways
Lai.
v.
additional
-
a.
Corrode, v. i. To
away by degrees
!
(to),
Act of con-
.
.-
u>j.o
**)*
Correspond
G^$ Ls^xxi^
:
answer each other's letters ;
communication by
to have
letters
:
-
Jjjjt?
-y>v'
:
Corroborative,
^e
and son)
father
Correspond
strength to
reci-
-*~5
f'$
U^J
^=-*j^-
Having a
:
confirm;
strengthen
firming or giving
Reciprocal
.
-
)j)
To
t.
to
Corroboration,
o^? ^"p
:
v.
;
Corrosion,
:
usJulic|
away
bit
by
n.
bit
Act
:
of eating
$V
CORROSIVE
a.
Corrosive,
dually
:
^'y^ ^;To wrinkle
t.
v.
to defile
To make
t.
10 spoil
;
carry-
:
agitated
-
frantic
:
same meaning
Of
a.
^
the
:
^>*<* r
<**>
;
^j'V
*>').>
:
Co-significative,
a.
Decayed ; depraved ;
debauched impure - 1j <j~
^p-**
Cory-
(from
Corybantic,
bantes) Madly
putrid;
to bribe
;
^)^
.
a.
Corrupt,
of forc-
.
^^
- UilJ
:
A warship
Corvette,
}^
ing about 29 guns
;
-'J^;**
Any system
.
ed labour
-
:
v.
to contract
Corvee,
Eating away gra-
biting
;
Corrugate,
COSMOPOLITE
176
&
,
~\> -
Corruptible,
Jj~li
ably
-
Sjtilj
being corrupted
oj> -
:
-
Ifl^j-
depravity
bribery
:
^
-
.
^*!^
external ap-
improve the com8
:
Cosmic, Cosmical,
Tl&
a
;
V*
-
Improving beauty:
.
,
Pertain-
a.
ing to the universe
sea-robber
comfort-
;
;
the vessel of a pirate
:
jiiratr
A
.
^
:
-
o,i ;
^>'-~
Corsair,
Putrid matter
//.
An
.
plication to
plexion
Corruption,
Snugly
:
Cosmetic,
Capable of
.
ad.
Cosily,
:
;
rising or
;
setting with the sun
-
^jv*
:
:
iW '^^A
3
Corse.
//.
body
corpse
Corselet,
the
//.
tore
A
light
^
:
-
Cosmogony,
^Jf
.
Science of the
formation of the world
for
the body
&ix,
A woman's
n.
-
armour
of
part
breastplate
Corset,
a dead
;
S^- ^7
:
;
:
forth)
r*
^.z.
n.
Cosmography,
stays
;
(Gr.
kosmos the world; gen to bring
U
A
J^*4
descrip-
:
^A ^
tion of the world or universe
:
-
Cortege, fcortazh)
of attendants
Cortical,
".
a.
external
i.
the universe
To
J> Jl^-
to
Utam
Coruscation,
rlnsh of light
:
glitter
//.
:
<>^-
*'>&&
A
-
;
:
A
science of
>
an,
a
to
^<?-
sudden
Cosmopolit-
Cosmopolite,
'
.
A
person
|
'.
.
:
Resembling
b
;
v.
Cosmology,
k=-^ ^'}^\H^
:
Coruscate,
train
n.
Of bark;
Corticiform,
bark
:
stranger,
in
citizen of the world;
who is nowhere a
who is at home
or
any place
:
,J*lA
^U
^
^
*J*'
COSMOS
Cosmos,
universe
^U>^
:
Cossack,
tribe
A
.
very
back
^ ^
>i'>
hand
Cost,
clique
a.
Costal,
ribs
-
Pertaining
J
:
;
-
^.9
to
the
^
*"-
A
.
Jj;j
Cotton,
;%
Couch,
stoop,
constipated:
\.M - J^^
n. State of
being
-
^~^-
constipation
;
r.
To
r.
n.
^s
a.
Costly,
pensive
;
Of high
dear
c> *^
Costs,
n.
^r&.
:
f.
,
eye
--
To
/.
:
;
A
a layer
a.
ub
Cough,
.
A
hut
.
A
:
;
;
v.
Could,
a
a sheep-fold
Co-temporaneous,
a.
same time
:
a
To
^-.J's^
Council,
.
convocation
E.-U.-23
throw off
try to
-
-
*jj~
throw off
-
t^K^
U-J($>
Was
able
K~
Knife in front of a
n.
Living
i
-
violent
:
consultation
,.*
A
of can)
b^
*J'->
n.
:
t.
&
'
^
:
j
at the
J
&^&
^ ^~i3
:
i.
(/.
Coulter,
|
-
-
Lying down with
:
or capable
.e^j^-
')'?
.J&j
-
lungs to
ploughshare
pen
-f
(cof),
effort of the
customary
small country house
Cote,
:
-
Cottage,
to
;
of repose
seat
the head erect
^;^
:
n.
phlegm
Cot,
down
;
V-
,
dress
:
*$<5!
phlegm
A
n.
to
;
to hide
to express ;
cataract from the
k=J|j*
Costume,
^tt
-
:
down
;
lay
rest
:
Couchant,
ex-
;
~
-&?
Law expenses
.
tf
:
i/** ^
price
,
bed
$ Jy
^)^>
"V
u^^
^)w )W
lilKJ Hla.
:
Expensiveness
-
it
lie
as in fear
compose to
to remove a
J*$
Costliness,
b
liv-
Vegetable wool and
.
\S**.itM
costive
,4.
One
*&
Jt-rf
in the bo-
Costiveness,
^
;
A
.
-
8^
.
made from
cloth
fruit-
Bound
Costive,
wels
1
:
a.
-
H!^i'> ;
yUg
*';^
-ft
*Jt-j
Co-te-ri;,
ing in a cottage
price paid for a
Coster-monger,
seller
(Pro.
:
^ K^te
!;
^ ^
:
Coterie,
brought up
:
-
thing
f*>
Cottager, Cotter,
&2CO
The
at
Living
:
yOf
-<y
'
n.
same time
the
on horse-
A lamb
n.
the
a.
Cotemporary,
;
-
-
warlike Russian
expert
>
:
Cosset,
by
The whole world
n.
COUNCIL
177
;'j
:
An
;
:
^ J=for
assembly
a congress
-
is-*l&.
-
;
a
^.^Io>.-
^
COUNCTTjLOR
council
Advice
n.
*
^r*-*
:
:
)
j
of metal used
shop table
consulta-
;
^
To
f.
i<,
direct
:
advice
advice
:
One who
.
a barrister
;
to
;
&**
- 11? i
-s^x.^aj
Counsellor,
-
:
yx^JLs
"*
t
teem
To number
/
1
.
to
compute
''=>
- '**^ -
;
:
v.
,
on
to rely
G ;s
To
i.
GJ
To
-
:
on
rely
-
Counteract,
opposition to
U$j^
:
'-^
Count,
n.
Reckoning
i} e^
-
-
A
*
title
Counterbalance,
weight
the face
;
t
1
.
/.
To
-
J<i
:
5
(/,.
-
-
;
i.-..^
'^> ^.v^
>i-;~
*
To
support
:
Contra, against)
One who counts
;
ft>\y
-
GjC
To
.
.
0^ UJJu-b
An
.
-
^
G^c C ,j 5
in the
equal weight
opposite scale
-
^i-^
:
^j
That which
.
a piece
charm
dissolves or opposes a
p
Ml
yiL*
rebuke
feign
-
.
to forge
;
jj M
-
A
.
:
!>i
stop; a
:
Counterfeit,
/.
To imitate
O$
-
:
:
to
Jiu
ij$
,
ous
a.
;
Forged
J*>>
;
fictitious
-
-
;*?
u-O)
Out of,
*
in, To
Counter,
(!}'!
to favor;
;
^=-:.'*^
:
^*-
A
patron-age
support
'V
^x
Confounded
keep
;
soU
to patronise
n.
'*i
Appearance;
.
favour
-
:
:
^k*.
:
-
:
counterfeit
Countenance,
,
;
#
;t*
an indictment
in
charge
:
:
- Ii7l
_^U>
Countercheck,
Calculate,
enumerate,
reckon, number, c o m pute.
Syn.
--
u \~
'5'
:
hinder
;
-\jjS>
act in
5?
To
*
Ujj^
:
To
t.
Countercharm,
or upon,
'- # * To
);
To add up
for, To pass for
aid
* ij>
-JjO s^V.)
up,
o-.V-
number;
swell the
Jj*
t-ilU.^
v.
J-A
To on
*
L.. ;4>
~
oppo-
Contrary;
-
to
;
to es-
;
a.
:
,
--
J ^^
weigh against with an equal
^j"
reckon
a
;
^^
fir*
Counter,
gives
-
Count,
counting
<. -
$V
An Advocate
give
G;>
in
;'**
'
*%
site
1
:
JL-
*
1
Secrecy
of a
jKa-lLs
:
Counsel,
tion
A member
n.
Councillor,
COUNTERMAND
ITS
;
spuri-
a
^Ua. (as
coin).
Counterfeit, n. An impostor ; a
an imitation - ;'^*i
forgery
:
;
Counterfoil,
ding part of
.
The
correspon-
document
Countermand, P.
back command to
- $
command
^;
/.
;
:
-
jj^-
:
To
'**
<*
U,$
,
n.
A
call
revoke a
contrary order
:
^^
COUNTERMARCH
Countermarch,
v.
To march
i.
back, or in reversed order
n.
,
A
v.
Countervail,
against equally
:
change of the wings
or face of battalion
COUPLING
179
Count
-
act
$j$
,
The
n.
Countess,
j
:
To
t.
:
ljj
a
wife of
(&>
:
uSL
Countermine,
Countless,
A
.
gallery
numberless
destroy the mines of the ene-
my
--
J>Uu
:
_
^"
i_j~
rural parts
ej+i.i
or city
^S r
v. t. To frustrate by
and opposing measures
GS />
o\ l> lijti isXi ^j*
,
>
a bed
coverlet
;
The
n.
Counterpane,
secret
--
ponding part
try
,fjo-i,j
* yv
-
-
fJSI
town
to
opposed
:
us^tf
-
i~CU
3
Pertaining to the coun-
rude
;
-
:
-
-
^.^ ^*e *
'
>
i
>J&,
))**
cover of
Countryman,
A
n.
County,
One
.
same country; a
The corres**
&ktf*> Ji -
:
a.
,
:
n.
Counterpart,
y*^hJ
of land ;
tract
o'fjja
^^. L&b
:
A
n.
Country,
;
-
^'J^J
:
which to
,under ground from
Innumerable
a.
4
of the
rustic:
-^j
a
shire;
f
dis'
Copy, duplicate.
Syn.
Counterplea,
tion
trict
A
.
Counterplot,
a plot
^L/tJMa.
:
Counterpoise,
terbalance
v.
v'>?-
-
.
/.
of a
the
attest
writing
:
Couple,
To
,
^.j
tfij
^ Q.~
A
,
to the
principal
;
.
v.
of a
^
laaalwi
^ft,
tfL)*
watchward
^
^~*.
Ja-'i ^.v*
ter-signature
Two
To
t.
;
Couplet,
;
JM
alike
s^
a pair J
n.
chain together
Two lines
rhyme together
Coupling,
les or
.
;
:
of poetry
:
-
>;*-
s o
;
:
* (Coun-
;
husband and wife
to
authenticity
military
;
5
:
sign in
that
n.
;
to unite as
j>.*^. Jj'*-
master-stroke
:
coun-
U
addition and opposite
signature
A
stratagem
a brace
Countersign,
*^aS
n.
Coup,
,j5.;U
To
t.
t-&t
:
^
chief town of
a county
A^plot against
.
town, The
*
republica-
eAa.j*
:
:
-
&g
;*A
That which coup-
connects
:
-
J^
-
'y^T
COUPON
Coupon,
(koopon), An
n.
in-
*
A
bond
^j-
:
Court,
a
terest certificate attached to
transferable
COUTEAU
180
To
/.
z>.
favour or love
money order which
cut 'off when a payment
made
&
Postal
Courteous,
is
ity
;
^^
complaisant
-
:
Courtesan,
:
virtue
'
^
Courtier,
A
terer
-
>&;
.J
-
-
Way,
Syn.
race-ground
career
;
-
:
One who
frequents
princes; a
flat-
in life
^
1
c- -^**
J.
Jy5 ))^
-
L,
-
; ,fe
;
road,
polite
the
;
7\
Courser,
1J,^K
A
n.
war-horse
j?
-
jj^i
L-J
t^'-i
ministered
hall
is
justice
judges
attention
:
,
.
An
enclosed
a building
Cousin,
The
n.
-
^Ss..
1
-
:
of an
child
(
i.
-
:
or
Ct-I'j*
The
^Jj^ *
Polite
,.tXa. *
>
uncle or aunt
ad-
space before a
ctJ'j*
Act of wooing
.
:
.->
-
:
&)
LlMwtw9
~h
?,*
house
c.'-vx-
in love
Court-yard,
j>f^ * Open
:
Jnt
l
* The
:
o
%*y >
yard adjoining
-
(
chamber where
offences
:
a
;
:
L,
court of
trying
or navy
army
Courtship,
Court, >/. The residence or retinue of a pjince
Ja=- e*'-i ^
!
A
j
)OCt
JS
-
i
Jj&M J*-^
to
;
$4
-
:
race-horse
:
tf ;ty
c,b' ;
in the
L5-J t^f
hunt
pursue
.
route,
To
t.
to
;
-
:
for
officers
mode.
sion,
refined
;
Court-martial,
A;;
t
Elegant in manners;
a.
;
passage, race, series, succes-
J,i
n.
:
Courtly,
A
.
;
,
polite-
:
X.v.'V
chase
:
Civility;
.
courts of
the
a travelling servant
. o iu'o _>~'.
Kjl\C
;
progress
--
A woman of easy
.
Courtesy,
-;+^>>
o'>f>
Course,
way
^a-U*
daring;
;
messenger sent in
haste, usually on public business
civil ;
;
Jjte^
a prostitute
;
^
Brave
a.
Courageous,
.
^i-
;
:
Courier,
win
J
is
Bravery intrepid^'
valour -
bold
Polite
a.
:
n.
to
&>
-
&*)*
part of a railway ticket or
Courage,
try
:
Cousin-german,
full
cousin
Couteau,
:
.
,v'fi
(Pro.
A
Cuto),
double edged knife
:
or
first
'j*?^
*'
^
1
.
^*-
n.
!
; ;
i
l
ft-x
A
;
^
COVE
Cove,
A
.
COY
181
small creek or bay
Syn.
;
Avarice, cupidity, eagerness.
a recess
:
Covey,
ment
n.
Syn.
:
;
Brood,
Covin,
,
v.
/.
To
Cover,
v.
screen
;
t.
,
tence
to incubate
-
:
lid
;
-
Jrtlj
-
coto
;
to
;
to
;
!
pre-
n.
To
/.
z;.
,
daunt
depress with fear
to dishearten
;
Coward, (Z.
One wno lacks
poltroon
J^^.^
ing of a
Covert,
fence
The upper
n.
bed
A
.
;
;^
:
a
k
shelter
thicket
cover-
:
tail) n.
courage
- Ji>v* -
Cowardice,
age
;
-
a
de-
MJ
^V
;
-
Cowardly,
-
:
^
,j3ixj
"
-
Shelter, refuge, asylum,
retreat.
The
married woman
Coverture,
;
concealment:
of a
state
.
a
iJte ; ~
Cow-dung,
Cower,
/.
v.
through
-
Excrement
To
fear
^^
;
:
aj'
^/
down
sink
V.
:
j
U3^^3
i ;-'3
Syn.
r
mean
;
-
:
n.
^b^
tf -s;-tf
Timid
.
faint-hearted
)A.O.
of cour-
-
timidity
a
;
tSj-G
Want
.
;
^i.
:
a
,
/^i_ill>
:
bull;
:
to
;
j
:
The female of the
cows
or kine)
(PL
$
Cow,
be
W
shelter
secret agreement
another
o.fc"
Coverlet,
:
^j
tL^
to secure
;
A
:
-
spread over
sufficient for
n.
^]
^f
:
To
pulate with
of birds
flock, set.
A
n.
to injure
grant or promise
by covenant
A brood
.
A
mutual agreea contract ; a deed
Covenant,
<
-->yS.
place of
-^ ^l*^-
Crouch,
Syn.
shrink, cringe,
fawn, stoop.
Covet,
z'.
/.
To
wish for eagerly
or unlawfully; to hanker after:
Cowherd,
cattle
Cow-pox,
Covetous,
avarcous
a.
Very desirous
;
Covetousness,
desire of gain
sease
.
;
An
avarice
$s>]
-
The
n.
:
n.
A
tends
^.^
-
U\j
vaccine difl^j-.
Coxcomb,
:
One who
n.
:
fop
;
-
&y>
a jester
:
eager
:
-
Coy,
Modest
;
shy
^-a:
*
t
*
;
reserved:
COYNESS
n.
Coyness,
modesty
Reserve; shyness
bashfulness
;
CRAGGY
182
A
;
kind of biscuit
v.
ceive
To
t.
^ j->
:
cheat
de-
to
;
^$"
-
l
v.>
tive in order to cheat.)
n.
Fraud
to sputter
;
Cracknel,
...
biscuit
fortable
fish
A
diac
well-known
A
*
!j<o
:
;
:
n.
Crab,
snug
;
Crack,
fissure
to
v.
A
v.
,
Sour
in
&io
temper
split
to cry
;
a
uijj
i.
chinks:
To
snap
^
:
a.
Craftily,
to boast
;
-
K>7
to
;
-
open
a crib, To break
house as a
thief
into
;
mad
Cracker,
n.
A
;
A
A
;
n.
^*V
in
a
nng
-
u>>;^
:
mechanic
Crafty,
Cunning
:
n.
-
a.
stra-
^W*'
artificer
;
a
Jl
fc
Artful
:
^U*
An
;
-
;
skilful
*
;
cun-
)*f
Cuuning,
Syn.
wily,
Crag,
n.
A
rough,
kind of firework:
Craggy,
a.
Full of crags
:
k
c^ir-
subtle,
dexterous, deceitful, sly.
Crazy ; inwhimsical *J!y.^
:
^Zi>
artful-
<sr
ijS)'^
a.
boaster
small
-
mj
J
'
sane
a
;
W
-
:
*
Crack-brained,
5
;
'^)3
:
Cunningly
To
t
Jt* *
-
~
-
Craftiness,
burst
^$
,*
lay or rock in
sailing vessel
tagem
v.
it-
1
Craftsman,
,
'*JU
case for a
;
Uc
;
break into chinks;
$#*.
:
A
Manual art trade
^-^ * Fraud;
(e;
n.
-
ly
to
;
up
-
*)\j^
.<*s>
:
To
t.
cunning
j..
small opening
->&* - j)^ -
To
j>
:
!
;
-
\~y
/.
-
V^ito
broken bone
'
,
burglar
sign of the zo-
JKi*
:
*
^jS
rocking bed for
Infancy &$*. *
A
.
A
n.
:
:
cradle
difficult:
A
n.
SJ...1
Craft,
Crabbed,
brittle
is^~>
infants
:
o.
an-
^'j^j^-
hard
com-
*
sour apple
-
:
:
shell-
^';
:
small,
after
.
Cradle,
Warm
a.
Cozy,
A
n.
:
Cracksman,
deceit
;
one
to
claim as one's cousin or rela-
Cozenage,
To make
i.
w^;>
* (A form of cousin,
^v.-
v.
noises
sharp,
other
-
-<j.l
:--j'-axa.
Crackle,
Cozen,
$ f-
:
ged
:
j
steep rock
;
:
rug-
CRAM
Cram,
in
v,
by
satiety
I3j#
To
t.
force
stuff
^
:
* To
to thrust
;
eat
to
;
-
Cramp,
A
//.
-
:
Crash,
qualify-
-
A
n.
-
Crate,
work
A
fowl
J>
Craniology,
.
:
Kljca
of wicker-
hamper
{
<&>~
\f
i.*'iDv -
x^
:
of a
s.^.*
Jf)^.
:
for
Cravat,
:
A
n.
neckcloth
J\
^o^
:
(Fr. corruption of Croat).
and
skull
The mouth
n.
volcano
^j&J'a'.n
structure of the
and breaking
for crockery: &
Crater,
Science of the
.
f**-
as of
u'^
machine
heavy weights
raising
A
t>.
-
loud noise,
^e>\^^
u^v.1
g.z"
migratory
^.y~ *
,_&!> -
A
n.
^"j-
things falling
ft*-
Crane,
(
a compres-
;
jjj-.
I./,;
i-<j>l
(*-*
^*"
Sickness by
:
by
d-o^
.iJ^f-
^
;';'
n.
intemperance
>;
spasm or contrac-
tion of the limbs
sion
'-ijJ
examination
hasty preparation:
Crapulence,
heart
:
Act of
n.
an
for
^
:
1^
U-J,$j
by
without understanding
ing
mourning
beyond
^-^h';*?
learn
Cramming,
CRAYON
183
its
Crave,
to
v.
beg
To
t.
ask earnestly
to long for
;
;
o
:
relation to the faculties of the
mind
;
r
phrenology
k aLtf
r
'*<* V.
:
^
The
Cranium,
n.
Crank,
The end
^
K
skull
:
;*
Syn.
Ask, seek, beseech, beg,
^
Ant.
Claim,
~
;
-
L5
" ).->^
';
.
bent down:
#
A bend
ing
or
:
';-
^
in
a.
Bold
Cranky,
a.
Crazy
^^
-
:
-
opening
;
A
small,
a fissure
J'-fc
^j*
Crape,
A
species
worn
as
n.
a
J^'.e
-
fel-
^^
n.
longing
A
strong desire
Craw,
l~J!f -
:
The crop
n.
of a bird
:
v.
to creep
t.
:
jit^^
To move
W^-
a
Ji
or stomach
*$?;*?
-
;
-
^
slowly
;
<sx~4)|
narrow
-
e
:
Coward, poltroon, dastard.
Syn.
Crawl,
-
a crevice:
;
-
weak-hearted
coward
;Jo
J/JU
n.
Cranny,
A
n.
a
;
Craving,
^ /^
l"is
lye
insist,
:
easily overset:
;
low
twist-
speech
ts^f-.y
Crank,
^.^
demand,
require.
Craven,
of an axis
)^J>^ ^
Jj- * A
turning
implore, entreat, solicit.
;,.
^
of black
sign
of
Crayon,
chalk
,
v.
n.
A
t.
pencil of coloured
J~\;
:
To
^
k)tf
$>&)
sketch: Ua=i*.$***
(L. Creta, chalk.)
CRAZE
Craze,
lect
v.
To
t.
impair the
crush
to
;
CREDITOR
184
Credentials,
intel-
weaken
or
or
:
one
Craziness,
The
being deranged
-
:
^^V
"
-
:
or
official
-
}tfi~.*
J^-
**?)
'^r"
Claim or
Credibility,
to be believed ''>*'. 'i
right
.
a.
Crazy,
Broken
disordered
;
Creak,
v.
sound
a grating
"
^'/^
:
Creaking,
Cream,
A
n.
loan
rich
luscious
;
Crease,
*>
^
;'^
or
order
^J^
over
doubling
i:
t.
To mark by
-
.-i
Create,
v.
To
t.
enable
receive
to
originate
-
:
;
Creation,
//.
Creator,
God
:
n.
c
;'
One who
-
-;;;.i
*
1
5
thing created
Credence,
A
n.
^
.
j
of an
G
j^
.
-
;
To
lose
^^
.
j
n.
:
*>
Belief
Creditably,
with
credit*.
ad.
-
;^l
^M\
0) ^
&)\
f 'i
One
to
-
Creditor,
i
|
debt
is
n.
due
:
of
_
^^
Reputably
^/'^
;
^ J.j*V-^
or
J)***
:
^
^^
.
^
;
:
L.^
U^
ufi iJ ft)S
#
^ ^u
account
; Li!
Creditable, a.
Worthy
.
esteem reputable
^)''
being
the
upon
j
Creature,
to be-
in;
-^i!*^
creates
J^ -*
:
confide
u^^-ty
.
to
Act of creating
the universe :Ui-oili
;
-
,J ^Ji****
to debit).
enter
to
credit side
iUi! -U;i!^>
;>
To
t.
to
*
o
j
occasion
at another
* (Opposed
v.
lieve
into
bring
An
,
a specified person
^
:
^ j*
:
bankers or
given by
money
:
folding
jy>
.
others at one place to
,
,
.
e
:
;
A mark made by
n.
folding
:
-
^
faith; reputa-
;
honour
payment is entered
* Letter of >-j;t
-
cream
of
Full
a.
Creamy,
~
i-fcsu -
-
.
:
/
side of an account, The
side of an account in which
milkithebest part of anything:
.t.-.
Belief
.
esteem
of belie
:
part of
oily
.
Uon
,
')^;^
harsh noise
The
n.
lj
"^
'
'
!
Credit,
To make
t.
Credible
mind:
in intellect; shattered in
or
to credit,
authority
powers
of
state
that
showing
entitled
is
has
.
Testimonials
.
certificates
whom
-
* (Opposed lu debtor;.
a
CREDULITY
Credulity,
Easinesslof belief:
.
CRIMINAL
185
down
knocked
Credulous,
a.
to believe
Apt
easily deceived
simple
;
a.
Crest-fallen,
brought low
With
crest
with
pride
;
-
:
<j~y*<*
;
:
Syn.
Heartless,
dejected,
dispirited.
Creed,
A summary
n.
articles of faith
Creek,
A
.
Creep,
z>.
small inlet
/.
To move
:
-
to crawl
Creeper,
^v.;
A
.
or climbs
of the
;
a bay
fissure
dead
:
-
:
j"J
!.i
-
U1L.
J*
;
Jx>
;
*)p
Crib,
b
Crematory,
-
cottage
of
,
To
v. t.
up; to
to.^
Cress,
A
n.
v^'^
Cresset,
beacon
Crest,
'i.
n.
^
A
.
a
;
Cricket,
)&}.<& *
:
^2.^
:
torch
A plume
a helmet; the
a tuft
:
^5^
* Pride
tji.
;
-
^
,5-^
J*i-
of feathers;
comb
-
c
:
-
J^
courage:
-;ja.
sieve
:
-
A
cricket
Crier,
.
Crime,
law
;
24
o*l^ja.
&)j
One who
^ ^4
tf
One who
:
with
played
JU^
:
:
plays at
^
k$>
cries ;2f!^K.)
A
breaking of the
an offence a sin
,<).
.
Criminal,
E.-U.
The
chirping insect
n.
;
J;^
-i~
in
stiffness
.^.5 ^
:
A game
Cricketer,
of a cock;
^
.
bat and ball
upon a
light set
a
;
Gj
coarse
noise of a door
plant which grows
A
a
;
to shut
;
jJj -
- \>
pilfer:
A painful
Crick,
the neck
k>i S
:
in moist places
-
-
confine
.
-
The new moon
% The Tur-
kish standard
stall
tefi
:
.
-
for
place
j^
$
a
;
^U
Cribble,
:
- s'Az.
_2-
a child's bed
;
:
JtojS
burning dead bodies
&<*.
2U /Jji)-
Jflc
J!
'fa
:
o
UHa.
A
.
A manger
.
bin for corn
a dead body instead of burial:
Crescent,
ship's
8^
-
^^-'^
A
.
j:^
the
The burning
n.
a
;
*-*
-);>>-
Crew, (Pron. kroo)
company a gang
^s- *"-*^
To burn
^
:
Cremation,
small crack
cleft
plant that creeps
/.
z>.
a
;
:
')h* ^'; ii^V.;
Cremate,
A
n.
Crevice,
a>i-
i
slowly
an insect
;
-
*Jj;*
:
a.
:
^
-
v
h
-aC
Guilty of a crime:
CRIMINAL
Criminal,
crime
One
n.
186
transgressor
-
:
a
guilty of
a malefactor
;
culprit
;
-
ffy$
;
**
criminal
guiltiness
;
Criminate,
v.
with, or convict
loa
:
$f
sing
charge
;
-
:
frizzled
;
r
^
r')
-
To
t.
.
make
curl
accusation
Crimp,
v.
rt.
te
:
t.
r iyi
-
brittle
ptyV^+jaL*
;
;
Crimple,
v.
t.
b
To
Crimson,
??.
A
to curl
^
judging
;
Critic,
a
A
.
A
test
:
On who
finds fault
;
t/.
/.
UjjC.
to
;
U2j^ w
.
Critical,,
judge
nice
;
gerous
deep red colour
;
iJjU
:
captious
-
)**-
meanly
Criticism,
Act of
n.
criticising
:
wrinkle
vert
on
v.
/.
:
To examine and
,
v.
^A
I^I/
disable
J>
:
t.
:
-
U^
JTy
,
v.
-
:
A lame person
To make lame
-
-
.
To
i.
(j^
tion
:
to
Croak,
jjd
raven
;
vi->
Critique,
n.
;
a
,'^o
animad-
to
-
!>
vx7
UjJ
Hsolak
-
81)^^.
point out
faults
- tlj^jla. v
U&xs. __ it
5
i
A
tjioU}?
.
;
tij$
'.-'O
US
I
-
>**'
-
animad-
;
:
.
//.
dan-
;
A low crouching ;
Cringe,
mean reverence
l~ A|C
f
Cripple,
;
-
:
judge as a critic
A
>_^&.
skill to
To bow obsequi-
to flatter
;/.
*"^
*
^- v.A
jfj>
Having the
a.
Criticize,
Crinkle,
-
:
*.k^' -
^Vi.
verson
ously
^k*-*
^
-
:
or judging carefully
Crimson,
-
-c/Xr*
UjyC-
Of a deep red colou:
a.
standard of
:
:
^) er'**
,
to
;
judge of merit in
-
contract
cause to shrink
twist
Involving
twist
tJlo
'j-aao
:
n.
Criterion,
r ^|
^n 7
11
,.!}'!-
To
brit-
;
JJ* -
to
;
literature or art
Criminatory,
Curled
<t.
:
(;
Act of accu-
n.
tle
to
;
tsua
Crimination,
u*jU
;
Crisp, Crispy,
,
charge
crime
of
-
implicate
turning point
;
:
To
t.
moment a
critical
(>
State of being
n.
Criminality,
A
Crisis, n
critical
*"U.
^
The cry of a
murmur
:
:
i
.
..
examina.lo
LJO/J
frog or a
-
u j";*
CROAK
Croak,
evil
;
To make
L
v.
sound
hoarse
to
;
!
grumbler
Croon,
baked
:
^>")>
^^
.
Crocodile,
-
>
row
Croft,
^))
A
n.
.
-*5)k
^
who
tenant
vates a croft
resting
u^K"
:
Cropping, cropped.
.
An
out-
balls
and mallets
IS"
:
r
-.
,_O|
:
^ 3 ^>
Crosier, n. The official staff of
an archbishop, or bishop ^ j*
:
culti-
&j*.
;'^^-
large
stone
Two
n.
placed at
pieces of
wood
angles
over
right
each other; a gibbet; misfortune; the ensign of the Chris-
A
n.
tian religion
:
on two or more others,
like a table
;^-
:
*3
*
,
Crone,
An
.
old
woman
:
a.
Transverse
adverse
peevish
;
unfortunate
Crony,
;
tf
:
small field near a
A
Cromlech,
to reap
;
ends
off the
door game played with wooden
t
Cross,
Crofter,
cut
tears
-5t
:
To
/.
Croquet (kroka),
hypocritical sor-
;
J^
^*l$
Pars.
kind
lizard
(J'*>$?
False tears
^
.
-
:
;
An amphibious
.
animal of the
i_j?iiJ -
-
:
to prick
glazed and
clay,
v
,
:
vessels of
^*^
Gli&
-
:
:
Earthen-ware
hum
sing or
- JLai
The harvest
Crop,
&H $ J-ai # The stomach of a
bird V>'^ # The top of
any
Crochet, n, A kind of netting
made with a small hook i~6J
.
To
t.
;
n.
thing
Crockery,
v.
softly
V ^V
-
:
A
n.
a low,
forebode
to
grumble
Croaker,
CROSS
187
An
n.
intimate friend
.
A
shop's staff
shepherd's or bi-
;
bend
a
or turn
;
a
crooked back
Crooked,
a.
One who
n.
:
has a
z>.
;
;
perverse
;
*-*&
To
/.
strike out
obstruct
-
Crookback,
athwart
'^o
Ijl
.
,
Crook,
;
;
W&
;
put across
over
to pass
1
:
-
*>$
^^
G)
-
^
;
;
- ^'15
tf
to
to
Ijl
i>S
-
U^) * To be at purpose,
To misunderstand each other:
s~~>
Bent
:
'
*
Toone's
path,
To
CROSS BOW
thwart one's
MI3
i
sign
To
*
To
J
^t*
cross-examine
Cross-bow,
An
n.
* The voice of the cock:
JSt>
^
--
:
Cross-examination,
examination of
one
or
party
The
opposite
.
his
counsel
A
small cross
Peevishness
-
ctf'5*>*
Cross-question,
.
o^';-
A
press
:
..-;"
question
reluctant to give
Cross road,
high road
Not
n.
Crotchet,
a
whim
^r
-
?'
<_*~i>
Crouch,
'")>
A
fawn
v.
;
i.
To
Croup,
horse
;
'ijja.
J^
:
-
KM
rump
$
number
large
a concourse
;
numbers
-
$^
:
The
fjsB.s>
to
top of the head;
bead as an emblem of
royalty
;
;
^-.^
cap worn on the
a jewelled
5-y.
:
press close together;
great
n.
;
iron
a
;
summit
sover-
silver coin
:
_
-
S^'-'l
,JK,
^liJ
- 'Jw
;
jJb
of a
of a fewl
;
--
,
v.
crown
to
To
/.
invest
to dignify
;
complete
;
with the
adorn
to
;
:
;
'i^'u uXji
The buttocks
the
-
stoop low
-
.
in the
^U
uol
:
j:**" -
to cringe
^-.'^,^1
;
note of music
a bracket
;
-
1
to
.
l~
:
of
<i^
Jlj-
*"-!;>*.
ad. Across
form of a cross
Gy* ^i^-
bar
:
A
upon
eignty
-&i>
the direct
;
Crosswise,
in
Crown,
-
P
To
worth
<x
:
A
together
be
^
-
olf
.5}
.
.
r.
,
to
so intelligently put as to, elicit
facts that the one
questioned
is
--
hard
a
:
used as a lever
:
v^- ^"j^
.
Uj
Crow-bar,
:
9
Cro ssness,
to brag
Crowd,
a
crow or cock*; to
like a
;
:
<*-V.-
To make
i.
close
c j* olfly.
Crosslet,
boast
flies, In
:
a witness of
by the
party
^ t&y*
n.
As the
v.
,
sound
Cross-breed, n. A breed produced from parents of differ^~-> fi
n.
direct line
ancient
-
'"$
well-known bird
f!;-!^
-
:
')*
^^
J^ u '*$
ent breeds
-
Crow,
shooting arrows
for
^
o;)'*^
A
-
;
t.
v.
&
-
:
throat
,$
cross-question,
weapon
disease in the
purpose or de-
*Ii.)
CRUCIAL
188
a
The prince
Crown-prince,
royal who succeeds to the
.
crown
))& G l;
:
Corona, a
-
-V
Crucial, (crooshal)
verse
searching
;
severe
:
^'5
* (L.
crown).
;
.
Trans-
testing
;
CRUCIBLE
Crucible,
ing pot
A
.
A
n.
Crucifixion,
cross
chemist's melt-
a
nailing to
Crummy,
soft
k)<
*~j>
on a cross
death
;
-
-
ts'^
:
CRUST
189
:
a.
-
f
Crumple,
to shrink
;
- 11/15
v.
cross
to mortify
;
Crude,
mature
Crupper,
to torment:
;
b toi ^.V^5
tJ'.Cs^.
Raw
a.
unripe
;
undigested:
;
p\.
Crudity,
.
^^
-
J+!>1> -
-
Immaturity
inhumane:
less;
<**
-
n.
Inhumanly
ts.
Cruelty,
barity
Cruet,
;
n.
^
i-fc*.
^
^i
(Jte
Cruelly,
bar-
;
^*a>;
small pot or jar
"
C*'
tS*^'.**'
A
.
:
>.
-
1
:
--
,
v.
To
i.
sail
bread
The
.
,-^a.
backwards
;
Crumble,
a
soft
fragment
*.
.
small pieces
:
To
*}^
Cruse,
A small
.
^yc>
^
J
^) )I^
^'^
takes
-
,e)t*
u^ifci.*
cup or
,.s~h~
Cruset,
ing pot
^
A
.
phial:
^W
.jJJ^.
v.
j
;
ujjix*
j
-
;
.
A
to
;
to ruin
U/)5 >_>b
Ui-i
,
-
!/
a
by
-
:
crowd
:
lIlsS
-
violent collision
pressure
j$f
bruise
bodies
subdue
to
b
Uj. ;^j~ u^*"^-
hard
o\
Uy>
-
^
To press and
/.
between
squeeee
*l'y.
goldsmith's melt-
&>$ $
:
Uflf
squeeze
of
K"
break into
-
v'y
One who
.
G,S
;
a
a
j
-
;<
&>;
:
part
:
J^j
:
a crusade: jA'a-
part in
--
and forwards on the sea
Crumb,
Crusader,
in search
.
Holy land
*
Crush,
b^iS ^j.,
A vessel
Cruiser,
of an enemy:
expedition for
the recovery of the
^ &$>*
without
voyage
course
settled
^=?-*^
An
tiS.
-
Cruise,
Crusade,
-
*-'*"
Inhumanity
A
:
.
-
^^^>
:
^*1>B-^J.JK..,
n.
tail
the
piti-
;
Js
-
#>
round
passing
horse's
c^"*
strap from the
-,^-U.
:
Hard-hearted
a.
saddle
ty*
'Jj^
:
-
a romantic enterprise
^^
Cruel,
A
.
im-
;
^
J*C U
-
a
fasten to
-
&oj.xa"
10,5
To
t.
into
-
up
iJj^-
;
,_:>/
;'vi
To draw
/.
.
wrinkles
lIaaix.^S
Crucify,
crumbs
Full of
:
;^. ^^.
Crust,
.
hard
,
hard
covering
piece of bread
v.
case
A
;
t.
to
To
:
;
a
W^
cover with a hard
envelope
:
'*'*>)*
^
fl *
CUDGEL
CRUSTY-
crust
Covered with a
a.
Crusty,
ill-natured
;
A
n.
Crutch,
Cry,
z>.
claim
.
ti('>
*V *
To
/'.
to
;
-
';,,
To
At
aloud
call
regular solid
body
;
power of a root
:
the third
:
^'tf
to pro-
;
and containing equal angles
-
^SUo
-
A
.
with 6 square and equal sides
staff for cripples
l
Cube,
-
:
weep
'J/^ U%
G
^iU- - G ; ^Zi;
out against, To
-
-
:
>
complain loudly against >>V. j
down, To con^;* * To
Cubic, Cubical,
form of a cube
The
n.
Cubit,
u
:
arm
fore
sure of length
Having the
a.
;
r <*-
a mea-
-
:
:
demn
up, To
:
-
:
^
:
Crying",
A
n.
-
-
-
Cryptical,
Hidden
.
*
t=':.
secret
;
*
The
.
^ <*&
Crystal,
.
A regular
parent body
glass
;
transparent
:
v.
Crystallize,
crystals
:
**
f.
To
M*a.
.
The young
dog or fox
:
&
# To ponder
:
*- $
^itf^*
Cuddle,
;
,;jl*
The
:
^15
form into
^ v^^
_r-l
-
of a bear,
*
-
lie
kS-*.J
V
- Uft\
X
A thick
,
the
v.
-
f.
To
u;u
S,
,^'
To
J> <L $
:
To
*~
- lixx)
o^a.
v
stick
,B<
:
((
-
U.j^.
To
*
$>o
;
take up
l
; .y
>^>j
one's
s
J>ty
brains,
painfully to under-
remember a
*V
<
stand boldly forth
defence
UU^c *
-
;j*
beat with a stick
;lf
To attempt
:
heavy
,-.-
,
close to-
hug closely
jiWO
t%
in
To
:
^''^
^^
:
to
n.
-
^
-
v.
Gla.
Cudgel,
/^
:
i.
rf>
1^ b
-
To
ruminate
stand or
Cub,
:
ruminat-
chew again
chew the
/u
process of forming crystals
<Jll>
to
To
kind of
n.
^
stomach
first
art of
fj
-'-
Crystallization,
its fruit
bring from the
ing animals
gether
-
of a
The food which
n.
:
Like crystal;
>-fa
>_^Sv"
Cud,
solid trans-
a fine
a.
J^
The name
-
:
Crystalline,
:
1
^))^
,_*-
.
^J^~"}'
writing in secret characters
J*
'>;$>
-
garden plant and of
&>laaA~-.t#
!''*
Cryptography,
^^^
^f-^^
subterranean cave
'^xi
of
-
well-known bird:
;
^a.
)1 3
:
A
.
Cucumber,
-
'
<fc/
Notorious
.
Cuckoo,
:
KjS
utterance
;
The husband
.
an adultress
^j> >-*>)*>
Scream
wailing
Cuckold,
To
TJ^ *
V.
,.!y!
praise
.
,
Crypt,
'>
;
'-
V.
ei*^*-
*1
thing
^'i ^s~
:
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CUE
Cue,
The
n.
thing
used
;
end of any
or
tail
a hint
Cultivate,^,
a straight rod
;
CUMULATIVE
191
in playing billiards
:
to
breed
To
t.
till;
to
;
by
improve
labour; to produce
-IfEl
to foster;
;
to study.
Catch-word, suggestion,
Syn.
signal.
Cuff,
hand
Cultivation, Culture,
A
.
end of the
the
:
sleeve
or
,
:
A
breastplate
,
Cuirassier,
armour
LS^-
yQ
";>i
kitchen
Cull,
v.
To
t.
Cullender,
.
Uo
-
Culvert,
^ai^L.*
n.
Cumbent,
arched drain
a.
Reclining
Cumber,
|
Culmination,
"**-
*
Syn.
1
to
;
to obstruct: -^
;
a.
trouble-
:
;
Heavy,
Syn.
.
embarrassing,
vexations, clumsy.
.
.
clog
transit of
apianet through the meridian
.
To
v. t
Burdensome; weighty:
some oppressve
o
The
:
Cumbersome, Cumbrous,
in
Jt*>
:
,l
G,ft
7
/v >
n.
:
the
To be
v. n.
meridian
;
;li
|yt>
vessel:
Culminate, (L. Culmen,
the
tills
An
embarrass
highest point),
^^
:
-
. Ilia.
i_)'.sioj
A draining
re-
improvement.
the
from others:
select
Uij.)
!
One who
n.
an agriculturist
-
M..
:
practice
Tillage, education,
Cultivator,
Belonging to
a.
Culinary,
by
finement,
in
-^r-)?.
g
:
soldier
:
person
making
f
Syn.
A
n.
cultivating
!
powers better
n.
.
of
practjce
tilkge
Cuirass,
Art
.
\
blow with the open
he top or crown
Cumbrance,
Burden
.,,-.,
hindrance
zenith, sum-
Gompletion,
mit
n.
.<> **.
:
1
j^-
:
Cumulate,
v.
t.
!
,
clog,
-
*?>>)>
To amass
;
t'
.
Culpable
a.
"
heap together: ^^ j*^ -iStfljidw
,,
Act
of
Cumulation
Censurable;
.
faulty
:
blawieable
:
jyas-
5
l,Ju.
.
.
i
amassing
Culprit,
offender
n.
;
A
criminal;
a
felon
an
:
ryf
\
i|
:
Cumulative,
n>ass
;
.
accumulation
a.
augmenting
:
Forming
:
~
a
CUNNING
sly
:
-
\Liyt
-
^tx*
Skill
n.
,
Skilful
a.
Cunning,
slyness
-
:
;
crafty
;
-
>j!f^
artifice
;
Curb,
A
n.
:
-
>**>
v.
t.
bleed by scarifi-
and
Pars.
--
v.
,
cupping-glass
A
n.
:
j>j-v.-
;
An
//.
lust
;
-
:
cove-
;
-
^f^o,^*,
An arched
n.
n.
A
a.
;
a
- &xS
glass
drawing blood
Cuperous,
n.
^ f&
?;
:
,j&i-
of
Consisting
'<>
:
v.
To
t.
To
i.
;
heal
coagu-
to thicken
:
a healing
:
A remedy
n.
Cure,
or
t.
.
to congeal
;
c^-oJS
GjJ
Uo
.
* To prepare
at
by drying,
.^V
*&
Cupping-^lass,
copper
to res-
;
-
;
to
;
remedy
-
:
Ui
lo^
^!U
for preservation,
&c.
salting,
:
*!>
roof
:
for
^
:
:
eager desire
tousness
surly
late
to desire).
something
used
bridle
check
Curdle,
,
of love
to possess
Cupola,
dome
-lex^
Coagulated milk: ^eo
.
tf ;W!
,
The god
(L. Cupio,
Cupidity,
Cur,
:
with
case
n.
Cupid,
^
F*>}
To
t.
to
Cupping, cupped.
Cupboard,
shelves
*^^
*bC!
Curd,
,
i-*5j
res-
;
small drinking ves-
To
cation
-
-
;
train
Cup,
Part of a bridle
n.
traint
.$**
craft
;
&*&*
-
^)V
CURL
192
e^
\ degenerate dog
a
man V. j''^^ - ^ ^'^
;
a.
Cureless,
Curfew,
cover
A
fire)
3
:
^B*
feu,
couvre
(^>.
.
bell
formerly
evening as a
in the
-ung
Incurable
sig-
nal to the inhabitants to rake
and
their fires
up
i
rest:
.i,-
:
A
Curiosity,
to
retire
^-V^ k
_
.
strong desire to
see something, inquisitiveness
Curable,
a.
That admits of
re-
K
-
rarity
Curate,
assists
parish
w-JU
:
Curator,
who
A
clergyman who
the rector or vicar of a
n.
n.
A
4;^
guardian
;
public library,
the like
:
Ji"-
as a
museum and
-
^^
r
a novel
;
,_
lar
*
,*a.
-
^'fj-
;
;
A
<s*au
Inquisitive
y ; # Rare
ja.
nice
;
-
c'
:
a.
Curious,
asl
-"
:
singu-
:
one
has the care and superin-
tendence of anything,
-
aaxi.'
,
- LJ'.aa^
Curl,
-
,
A
.
flexure
v.
/.
to twist
-
c.^
Te form
:
of
ringlet
g%
:
-
J^^
hair
-
:
^)
into ringlets
:
CURLEW
Curlew,
fowl
A
.
long-billed water-
J$\$
:
Curly,
ding to curl
Curmudgeon,
muj-un)
fellow
;
An
a miser
-
;tat
kar-
avaricious
-^-^o
:
v.
against
v.
,
fruit
value
:
-
Current,
a.
;
Lj
A
.
,
li-.j$
.
the
money
S
of
:
c ',
Cursory,
JU
-
}
;
~
Curt,
)V
-
1
?
IxLs -
s>
u !^
abridge
stream
leather
two
horses
leather
\fa
~x
A
To
to
.
-
Behind
brief:
;
-
^^
Curry-comb,
clean horses
short
:
^
|
to
;
-67$
of
begin:
Curve,
*$.
*
A comb
of
n.
To
?
O>*
Crookedness
^$
:
>i.
_
-
^
Anything bent
;
a
-
,*>
$<<*
;
:
To
flatter
the
raise
u )>
Curvature,
dress tanned
!
Out
?c:
:
TQ
,,
curve
'}*
the,
*^
-
:
f^
UUs
n.
:
*;)**
dresser
To
favour,
cut
# -lecture,
A reproof given on bed by a
wife to her husband
,v
fixed course
rub and clean
uu
To
A
to diminish
;
:
race-course
'^
t.
concise
Curtain, n. A hanging cloth for
a bed or window .of
*&)>
chase of two
:
v.
-
.*%.
:
A
Curriculum, n. A
)V * A specified
>/.
;
-
:
;
sight
Currier,
~s? ? '
;
v.
Curtail,
running
:
4
*'jtf
:
'
Hasty done quick-
.
Short
a.
careless
;
;
with
of study
Hasty
ly or carelessly
Running rapidly
now passing com-
n,
wheels
a.
^>~';~
and
coin
;'j<>
Cursive,
:
Stream, course, flow.
Curricle,
S
,*-
'JV
;
-
:
;
both
fr>
circulating
Curry,
-
:
Imprecation of evil ;
malediction torment
^**
its
Circulation
.f .
country,
paper
Syn.
:
use profane lan-
swear
to
;
;
current
mon
evil
to vex
;
;j&' u-Cii.
:
Currency,
a
wish
-^^
A shrub and
.
To
i.
guage
,
Currant,
To
f.
to execrate
;
ten-
(Pron.
n.
Curse,
i^>
;
y>y*
!Mj
:
^$
curls
Having
.
CURVET
193
:
to
g>
:
j
v.
t 1o
to crook
Curvet,
:
E.-U.-25
bend
-
:
.
;
f*.
A
leap
to
^UJ
;
a
^***
inflect;
-
W-&.
frolk:
:
Cushion,
or recline
,
v.
ons
t.
A
//.
stuffed
upon
To
v.
sharpen
Custard,
To
t.
*
//.
-
;^
'-V
:
point
J
r
n.
:
other
**:>.;-
U^ ?
IM.W -
superintendent
building
;
usage
;
Habitual practice
- oo'*
fashion
,*-;
;
:
-
'.,
jL.,i
A
.v'jo.i.*
Customary,
:
Patronage
a.
Customer,
n.
JJ*')*"
:
-;
;
-
to
^V
*
To
from
the
* To
inter-
OUt,
TO
^ c^j
-
:
:
short, To abUp,
j-aoB- * To
To
:
^^ i
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;
J*>
)'
to shape
*
J
W13 &t^ * 'to
rupt:
UjS
To
cut in
pieces
UjJ
# To
criticise
^^
t&
:
^.'^
<^.y>
severely
* To
;
affect
*^- ft J* * To
with a shilling, To
:
i
off
\
disinherit
an heir
:
to,s
'
*
f C'
<(*.
'
To
GjS
J. ;>x ~ >5
.
:
and
jji* *
for use
dry, Ready
>^ * To open, To
:
open with a knife
One who buys
*';3
a figure,
*
5j> v>^V
a display:
a joke, To crack a jest
To
to
<~
:
To make
:
According
-
_s'j**-
;!:^
"
reduce
l
fashion
greatly
on goods
tax
the plural)
(usually in
custom
#
1"' 43
an untimely end
j.'*"
Sf
n.
-
i
^;;* TO
;
Custom,
r
parts
ridge
Guardianship imCustody,
confinement :
prisonment
n.
U;>
;
sever
>
Giij
!a^. -s^ta
:
>
;
to
a
;
ti
:
To
off,
of
One who has the
care of a public
To
retrench
bring
apple
t-V f
'
down, To
i-^l
:
J^J
Custodian,
to
A composition
~ *
*
^f
*V
milk, eggs, sugar, &c.
J'^*
operate against
;
to divide a
;
-
To -against, To
furnish with cush-
:
shun
to
;
pack of cards :
- UAK"
**& ft
-
Cuspidate,
to carve
to sit
bag
^
-
:
CUTLER
104
CUSHION
:
<
j
goods from the same place
-
purchaser
j'-^j^-
:
a
;
<4>^
Cutaneous,
skin
-^
Relating to
a.
JV
:
-Custom-house,
The
.
place
where customs or taxes on
goods coming into a country
are paid J)a- ^ >' ^ J 1
:
n.
Cuticle,
ring
A
- J;>
n.
A
broad,
:
Cut,
r.
t.
To make an
to sever
J
to
chop
;
incision
;
hew
;
t<J
Cutler,
;
superficial cove-
:
Cutlass,
sword
n.
the
-
,^^
curved
***."
A
and edged
maker of knives
tools
:
CUTLERY
Cutlery,
.
in general
ler
CZAROWITZ
195
Cutting instruments
; business of a cut-
pick-pocket
#
-
xj-iji-tfj)-
vessel
ing
A
Cut-throat,
throat
fast-sail-
Cylindric,
er
A
.
worthless
Cycle,
or
A
w.
woman
hundredweight
An
n.
:
:
periodical space of time
)*5 ))t>
#A bicycle:
:
^.^
^^ ^
Cycloid,
curve
A
.
instrument of brass used
in pairs
:
J^
A
n.
Cypress,
i-^
^J
A dictionary
Cyclopaedia,
of arts and sciences a circle
.
strumpet
;
j>b
-
a
Kyklos,
oiJ
J
*^^
,.y*
circle
;
Vast
;
^ia>^
#
*l*
(Gr.
paideia,
learning).
giant-like
:
o.
^*
snarling:
-
^ ^-~
,ji>
se-
-
j!u>
*-w
A
genus of coni-
^
:
^li*A
b
bid
n.
A
-
i_<Ui
terrific
5
;
+&e
A
lewd
woman
a
;
J *^
1
bag containing mor-
matter
:
,J*
J>
^>
(Zar or Tsar) ?/. The
Emperor of Russia: _~^; 'i.i^t
Czar,
Czarina,
Russia
n.
:
Czarowitz,
Cyclopean,
}-)
-
:
.
^.^P
;
'^
a
;
(_Xii
figure o; a
:
.
Cyprian,
Cyst,
-
-
S;
The
.
!;-
^.o!
l
:
:
:
-
:
Churlish
.
Cypher,
t^- *5^a.
morose man
misanthrope
Cynical,
-
#.->
violent rotatory
of knowledge
mu-
dish shaped
geometrical
^5-^
:
Cyclone,
wind
A
:
&& j)j
A
n.
Cymbal,
ferous trees
.
^
J
covering
slight
-
cret writing
Relating to a cycle
a.
Cyclic,
-&!
imaginary circle
the heavens ; a
orbit in
A
.
cuts
ruffian:
a.
of a cylind-
S J<A
Cynic,
Cwt,
uu
J>
Cylindrical,
:
sical
Cuttie,
-
&\f,J\
Having the shape
Cymar,
an assassin; a
;
-
t>$~+
:
Kla> _C>1
>t"
One who
.
roller
^^^
:
light,
;^
:
a
;
:
or an in-
strument whichT,cuts
.
circular
long,
C^ ^ft
One who,
n.
Cutter,
:
body, of uniform diameter
A
n.
Cut-purse,
young swan
A
n.
Cylinder,
:
A
n.
Cygnet,
The
eldest
The Empress
<~^*
!_*))
of
&!
Czarowich,
son of the Czar
.
:
DAB
Dab,
V.
To
f.
gently with
hit
moist
something
DALE
196
to
;
slap
Daft,
Foolish
.
Dagfger,
yt$
,
A
n.
blow
gentle
;
an
ence.
art-
v.
To
f.
Dabbling, dabbled.
Pars.
,
To
i.
meddle
:
j*^
uft*
One who
n.
a meddler
be at
-
-
s
^*-
^
^rh-
I
v.
^^^[f]*^
adept
One who
-
:
-^~
is
expert;
-^
-
A
n.
a.
--
,
stolen
Dacoit,
&.
goods
A
n,
Dactyl,
A
fish
^r
A filthy person:
.
s^
:
ad.
} 3^
.
Every day
J^K
j>13
Father
//.
Daintiness,
long
two short ones
Dactylology,
c>xJ3
v_b
:
and
syllable
;
,^j
_<>'
The
/.
$
art
communicating thoughts
the fingers:
''--
flower.-, ;
)^
fastidious-
;
-
Delicious
a.
Dainty,
n.
Dairy,
is
delicate:
;
-
nice
;
;b-
-
;
;jS
kept,
The place where milk
and made into butter
and cheese
^-
<?>'>
^*A
of
by
Dais,
A
JK
:
>j!
^
- *?t*.
^jjt
b'
raised
floor at the
upper end of a dining
raised
seat
w.
Daisy,
A
:
hall
;
a
*'
spring
flower
:
^
plant with yellow
_v'
A
.
Dale,
//.
}5
poetic foot, consist-
ing of one
Daffodil.
-
Fineness of
n.
delicacy
~ &
;
ness:
elegant
:
c^
:
-5 ^01
$
:
^
*V.;j;
day by
;
c
:
.
4^^
as for
search,
robber
Dad, Daddy,
n.
^^
To
/.
river
the
in
trail
Happening every day;
diurnal
taste
small
^1**- ^'oo
Dacker,
J>
:
<**>
:>lL.j!
Dace.
To
drawn
To
t.
Daggle-tail,
day
an
:
refer-
:
Daily,
dabbles;
c
*'.
:
.
sword
short
!ft
Dabster,
insane:
;
mark of
bitterly hostile
dirt
to
;
Spatter, moisten, play.
Syn.
Dabbler,
#
[t]: c.HS
Daggle,
water
play in
to trifle
;
silly
Oa
'.oi
v.
be
wet; to smear:
A
A
.
- .aaii.
To
Dabble,
;
:
J
^
^:
hills
.
;
A
low place between
a \ale ; a valley - .^.
:
DALLIANCE
DalHance,
delay
Interchange of
n.
caires^es
;
-
:
of
act
V.'>
fondness;
-
}^
)
DANDLE
197
pS
Damnify,
To
t.
injure
-
'^=p;fr:
Damp,
^,j
3
v.
i
'jt^
>;-
Moist
.
^.UiJ
:
'^ t:
humid
;
J
'
v.
Dally,
To
*.
away lime
to trifle
_, v
fondle; to delay;
:
^-j>
)'**$
/.
.
humid
;
To
moisten
to
depress
j
down
Uft-
Dam,
1
iM
A mother of brutes
A bank of earth to stop
the flew of water
:
-
&~.>
-
ii^*
v.
moles
To
t.
3Ix-
'U..v'.;
n.
Dampness.
!
dity
loss;
.Mischief;
of what
in
or
lost
is
n.
;
injure
-
-
t>jWJ>
Cloth of
(Damascus)
cotton or
silk,
Damascus
at
:
n.
,
lady
schoolmistress
Damn,
v,
t.
:
To
i.
;
a
V
To
t.
was made
JIT~1 -
upon the
move
-
:
fojS
,
Dancer,
N
to
Deserving
'
condemned odious
-
:
'
be
J"*l
.
* As, The poet
regulated
.
move-
^;
:
^: %
-
dancing
!fly.J'^C.
--j*^
Dandle
knees
;
:
v.
V>
A dancing
a teacher of
\
Eternal punish-
c-r^;
feet
One who dances
n.
,
with
^ J^'ija.
-
:
prince.
-in.
maste
To
*
wait
to dunce attendance
A
n.
^jefi,
Damnation,
to
;
cause to dance; to
c>-ji.
ce.
//.
leap
obsequiousness
To condemn;
a.
:
-
woman; a
Doom, condemn,
Damnable,
plum
Damascus
&*,$- 'JWJ
:
ment of the
Syn.
of
attendance, To
first
it
v.
dandle
U^?
Dame,;/. A
v.
kind
at
with measured steps
wool,
woven on
with figures
made
to impair:
A
n.
U^,Jj^ C .'/J3
'.Jjyj
Damask,
;
a
Domicflla,
(L.
found
Dance,
To
t.
',
<g
:
Mischief, injury, harm.
v.
.
unmarried
young
a maiden
Damson,
:
first
,
:
humi-
;
^^,1*' '
^'
money
injured
depression
:
.*" .
woman
(Law.) The value
Syn.
cast
-ti.S
:
Moisture
.
:
Damsel,
A
girl)
iTi.j
'j
Moisture
v.
,
up water by
shut
:
Damage,
--
to
I
0,15
,
make
to
:
.
- *
one's spirits
;
;
t.
To
to fondle
toss
:
on
:
U
the
-<*>&$
DANDRIFF
DARKY
198
Dandriff n. Scaly
Dandruff/ the head
on
scurf
~\
;
Marked with
a.
,
colours
:
A
n.
fop
-Ctecomb,
M
P.
.
-
Sx^.
:
fop,
urjb
W
silly
dandy
Dane,
n.
A
n.
of a
Quality
topptshness
;
:
-
Wj
^>
^^
native of
Dare,
Denmark:
>aiu
s
(1)
n. Money paid to
by old Knglish kings to
off their ravages:
buy
s'^'o
^.5
uJj>
<-X5;
;
:
^ ^^
To
/.
to
;
defy
ien
(
to cnal-
;
* J i' s *
:
f*fr
He dapes
'""
!
to
fl
* ht
-
j
(2)
^. *oj;
He dared mo
m v ce<
nie) to
^ULJC!
^r
^jS
v.
lenge
!
Dane-geld,
1
!>*$- J^jl
various
i.
^
.
.
Dandyism,
-
To have courage
Dare,
to venture
M^ -**> - *
Mfc leaye
(1) He
(2) He dares to kave the room.
(8) He durst not leave the room.
v.
Dandy,
:
fj*
-
1
Daring
bold
*>
Danger,//.
peril
^~-'^'
:
Syn.
to risk
Exposure
Peril,
-
Dark,
Full of danger
.lei.
risky.
Dangle,
r.
v
.<
To hang
/.
swing about
-
&&1
:
G>.
Dangler.
about
xv
cure
:
rant
_i; jl&i
loose
-
;
omen
U^
a.
;
;
>i.
ce
in
dress
-
:
-
:
black;
-
uJJ'*
>,'
a dwarf
Dapple.
spot
:
n
A
little
'*'i^
:
v.
(.
To
to variegate
-
streak
:
-
l
'>
-
;
;
evil
obsigno-
;
:
-u-O;^
;
n.
dark,
^;^
:
v.
(.
To make
render
to
to perplex
dark or
dim;
to
:
;
^
Darkness,
//.
Want
of light
:
t.-'j
person
'?:
fair
^
active
and api>earan-
-j'-0
;
The
obscurity
Dapperling,
courage-
light
not
;
mysterious
Darken,
"
Dank,
Damp; moist
a.
Little and
Dapper,
Wanting
Dark-ness
cloud
smart
brave,
gloomy
**^x*
"xf
^o c<5^
:
.'.
to
One who hangs
.
;
,jjs
.
V.
ous.
hazard, jeopardy,
a.
- s'scii -
-'j*-
risk.
Dangerous,
c=x
cious,
-
-~~
Having courage
x,
XV
Fearless, intrepid, auda-
Syn.
:
</.
,
:
.J
;
>
to
J&!
ignorance
;
-
:
!
!
Darksome,
rny
a.
Obscure
'
%yi*
**^
:
1>
,
Darky,
n.
(colloq.)
A
;
gloo-
^
b
negro
:
"
DAUNT
199
Favourite
a.
Darling,
-
troon
-'&
To mend
v. i
Darn,
Dastard,
dearry;
;
beloved
clothes by sewing
holes in
a.
,
*>;* >';
ly;
One who darns jj>)
The act of repairDarning,
Darner,
:
.
n.
with a needle
A
n.
Dart,
weapon
,
v.
Dash,
to
To
t.
v.
To
t.
to
;
obHterate
* To
about
:
-K-
against
BV
W$$
^^k-
*
l^
aside,
To
off
:
:
sudden onset
mark
tence
(
;
)
at a
;
^.;C
of
The
fruit
-
:
^*^-
1;t*>j$^
note the time of
The genus
n.
Date-palm,
:
;
;>*
:
case that signifies the person
to whom a thing is giren :
.
a
ljJ jJL.
blow; a
admixture
:
Daub,
^.
A known
or assum-
;
a
-
ft
To smear
/.
something adhesive
;
8^y)
tip
n.
Daughter,
^
;
to paint coarsely
<ji^ *
break in a sen-
a vain show
of
grammar, the
In
n.
Dative,
er
:
\>j>
.
To
#
To make
To cast off: twdlS * To off,
To make anything rapidly
Collision
tree
Datum,
o^ To
O^D
away, To show
.
^^
-
:
:
^ &U^ *
:
put aside
jai -Uj*
Dash,
t.
duratien
.
palm
v.
I
;
*?.;
To
rapidly
at,
a chance attack on
To
parade
strike
move
To
**&)*'
datum, givn.)
The precise time of
rush
*-
;<-'
To
along,
**L-
-
Uh&td
To
against,
,
mean-
"^
;j-1
;
to
;
Wtfz ^1*5*
:
--
#=
palms bearing dates
To
To
about,
:
against
j^>
^
:
;
-
15%
strike
^>>
ei-jj
;
rt
Cowardly
:
n.
-
:
* (L.
*->''--
the
knock down
ostentatiously
To
-
;U
break
:
throw ; to shoot
:
mitted
any event
thrown by
tke hand; a missile
to hurl
>';
^;-
a
Facts given or ad-
n. /)/.
Date,
:
a.
:
thread
filling in
ing holes by
;
&j*&
timid
Data,
coward
Cowardly
Dastardly,
-
:
A
.
:
-
.
^j
Son's wife
:
A
The daughter
wife by
:
t.
To
to intimidate
;
*
V~*J
UJ'jj
fill
:
in-law,
Step
of one's
marriage
v,
-
- Uxx) -
^j *
band cr
Daunt,
to plast:
female child
^y
3
with
a
,
hus-
previous
^*ri ws^V"
fear ;
with
to frighten
:
DJWBHTLESS
dishearten.
Intimidate,
dismuv, discourage.
Syn.
intrepid
Daw,
Dawdle,
t.
to trifle
Dawn,
jackdaw
To
t.
v.
To
i.
light in the
:
,
,
The
.
Day-dream,
A
n.
reverie
;
:
Day-labourer,
:
SJ!!B
visionary
^ &$*
-v'j*-
One who
.
;
works by the day
-
fi
:
;l-**)5;
cs-3j
-s'jjj
*&*'
begin to grow
Day-light, n. The light
ed from the sun
to glim-
;
appear-
morning
- .3SJ - <_>&'
1
fancy
first
.
,
light in the
;
-*^ti
'-Js
morning
..
ance of
f~ uO!
tf
Day-break,
v.j~,
-
waste time
^
';'&
:
bold
:
^
-
>-^ 4
:
A
n.
Fearless
a.
Dauntless,
DEAD
200
receiv-
:
to begin to
mer obscurely
become visible: $$
**&#
;
U.< c.v.i
-
-
'>J!l*!^
ttjfc
Day-spring,
dawn
* (The
The
.
truth
dawns, upon
me)
The break
ininne
&
Day,
t
-
The
n.
and
rising
-
*.^~
:
of day; beg-
f
;;*
Cy/
-
Daze,
':
setting of the sun
fuse
A
Alas
^
^-'
^
*
s
wonder, A
tonishment
in,
book,
journal
:
-
to con-
:
Ulx
:
of
Dead,
subject of as-
and gossip for a
$ u * ;^
.
overpower
surprise with
to
;
:
One
of
:
day long
:
A
tradesman's
<^'J b;
Without
a-
life
:
-
* Gloomy:
*
Wanting spirit or
^'-JLi
* Motionless;
;'-;
vigour
c,lai>J # Dull: *=-
grace,
**>
AH
To
/
t*.
lowest 01 der of clergy
the
i
:
-
^>U
*>-
-ly
* Useless
:
*
Jx-'j
:
)'^j
:
*
To
be
be opposed to
^
ahead,
4 :-u
failed
Tasteless
Thoroughly, complete-
a^f.
,
.i
-S;a.
4
To
*
Day
to bewilder
;
brilliancy
:
^ ^'; ^ A nine
due
out,
*J>j
;
^
s
ij.
short time
light
dazzle
in
\&s
:
Deacon, (de'con)
!
(Commerce) Three days allowed to the debtor after a bill
:
is
To
with light
red letter, A
* Halcy-
lucky day
on Peaceful or happy days
:
ly*
t.
Dazzle,
:
:
a,
Lack
^j-il *
;yj
time
time between the
of judgc-- *
b)
?*
ment, The doomsday
; 3;
*
^
-
'^y
'
-
o-'-J
v.
The
'/.
which there
.
tfji'
:
Day-time,
,
early
-
;=a~
:
:
against,
:
tip
vJ5i.j*
Directly in front
*
^>
:
beat, Utterly
&
DEAD-BODY
#
A
A
loss,
(4!
}
)y
*
>
DEBATE
201
complete loss
drunk,
trader
cated te such an extent as to
Dear,
be perfectly powerless: ^- e~>
o ,. - ; * The of night,
able
^
Midnight
A
shot,
person
^s>t~\
who
A
*
V.510
mark
his
hit
jjt
#
j~'* ^,pu
'-
A
law
out of use
A
one
applies
mine
K
Deaden,
#.
A
n.
corpse
void or
spiritless
o~..
Gv>
a.
Deadly,
-
-
:
the
*&}*
l>y$
rj'-*S
order
Destructive; mortal:
hearing
jju. sij^u
ear
to,
to hear
unwilling
;
-
ijj>
To
To
*
:
:
fa-
;
-
,5!|?
of
life
-
J=>'
;
e*j-
door,
's
death
:
Not subject
a.
immortal
:
Death-warrant,
\Jj>
:
J**
'$
^';}:>
o.
.
-
to
j-l
J'j;'
An
official
the execution of a
for
person
To
/.
-
^^
exclude
preclude; to hinder
Wanting the sense of
a.
want
;
of
point
;
Debar,
Deaf,
:
Jf^ - !j^
-
Extinction
n.
death
-
J>I>
UjJ
Scarcity
laaj?
Deathless,
;
make
to
;
,<"**$
,_#
:
To make dead
/.
to deprive of force
-
:
high price
;
mortality ; demise
juc;! -'^ -J ; - ^At
k^
^
w.
:
Death,
On
Dead-body,
scarce
;
# Scarcity
Dearth,
:
which no
J>?
:
^;^;
* Valu-
#}*
:
a
;
-
-
is-xas..
letter lying
at the post office for
costly
;
deals
^lij-
Beloved
a.
J*
&UL>
letter,
has fallen
that
:
-
;
certain
is
*
to
t^LZrf
:
Jv? (opposed to cheap).
Dearness, n. Fondness love
;iU
A
*
ol;
:
One who
n.
Dealer,
:
Intoxi-
:
f*^-
to
;
^
-^;>
:
turn a
pay no attention
Debarring, debarred.
Pars.
Debase,
v.
To degrade
f.
to
;
adulterate; to lessen in value:
Deafen,
v.
Deafness,
hear
Deal,
act
to
To make
/.
n.
Want
To
traffic
business
behave well or
b
n.
A great
;
^
l>\$$
i
;
part
:
'j/
xi
^^
;
.
ing
;
;
^^
Uwb
.
quantity
;
. I****!
Debatable,
bate
;
a.
n.
A
controversy
,.
E.-U.
26
"
tftfJ
^^
'
4
to de-
Subject
disputable
Debate,
:
^
degradation: c^JU- ^jJ
ts^t-
distribution:
* Fir-wood
Uo
and base, low).
Act of debasDebasement,
to trans-
;
ill
/
I*
,
1
to distribute
;
-
of power to
^
i.
:
(L. de, down;
:
v.
deaf
:
wordy contest
;
a dispute
:
;
a
^>^
DEBATE
Debate,
v.
dispute
To
t.
or from defiles
controvert; to
oas-a. -
Uj>
:
Debauch, v. i. To
Uo # To corrupt
DECANT
202
^" s>
revel;
Debris, (de-bre)
.
seduce
to
;
:
w*-si>
(>
of rocks
;
Fragments
.
rubbish
;
^ ^^
:
**?&-+&
Debauchee,
over
to
A
n.
person given
a
intemperance
Debt,
to
;
J^?
-
drunkard
:
&
-
another
loan
Debauchery,
Lewdness
.
;toij1
Irrecoverable
,
die
:
:
taJ
lj vS
-
Uy& c^y
head and
Debenture,
.
a
by
given
A
form
written
person
money
:
:
^^
)!>
Debut,
feeble
;
Debit,
,
v.
:
(opposed
:
t.
to enter
V>j>
;
Decade,
The sum
-
,\->^f
to
To
^5}**
credit)
years
n.
-
_
^
sides
on the debit side
(To debit a person
A
.
;i^-
The
j>
^y**-
suddenly
manners
in
well-bred; elegant
;
Decampment,
ing off
Debouch, (dc-boosh)
i.
-*)*>
&))
_r~*
the
to depart
-
#3
W<t>\
;
gay: -Jj*-
v.
:
;
to
<i ji 11*^
shift
i.
;
Deb'-o-nar'),
com-
^^
j*
&?
J^
>-*
ten
To
Decamp, v.
camp to move off
for or
^*>&
by God
given
>J-
:
^
.
;
figure of ten
and ten angles:
Moses
:
-
u^s
;
with goods).
Courteous
or
:
Decalogue,
mandments
->..
charge with debt
(Pro:
-VV^i
deka, ten)
number of ten
(Gr.
.
Decagon,
side of an account
^
u '-Or
-
c5^
a.
J^
.
)^
:
J>\f^>
*~3;
Debonair,
:
First
(da-boo)
appearance before the public
make
Feebleness; infirm-
.
The debtor
book
J(>
,
:
weakness
;
To
t.
weaken
to
Debility,
ity
v.
--
One who owes
n.
Debtor,
To
Over
debt
in
)\^j>
company to show a claim for
money lent - ^;> J^'i *"~y
Debilitate,
To
-jf
in
immersed
Deeply
-x-
ears
a
or
^
^^5 J^-s^il^^*
;
pay the -- of nature,
;
licentiousness! intemperance
^3 - ^f
-
:
Bad --
*
u^'*-*
What one person owes
.
To
march out of a confined place
Decant,
\
v.
.
Act of march-
kJa.;
:
f.
-
j&'j;
-
K
To pour off gently
as liquor from
its
sediment or
DECANTER
203
from one vessel into another
DECIMATE
Decemvirate,
:
by
Decanter,
.
for liquor
:
Decapitate,
A
head
to cut off the
beheading
Decay,
v.
To
:
fitness
>'j~
act
ten
:
A
n.
"J^-j*
failure
decline
;
-
:
a.
a.
life
,
;
n.
death
^^
decem,
ten
v.
to die
To
i.
i
oJ=^
IS
-
Ua. b
:
Deceptia,
J'yu
n.
-
o^^
Deceit,
n.
Fraud
Deceitful,
;
Full
a.
fraudulent: J^fe:
cheat
;
Decide,
^^
;
-
-
arti-
&.
;
i>
v,
to
$
impose
-
-5)'^*^
Having power
;
false
determine
Syn.
^^^
-
UBJ^
The
last
-
a.
&^\
Falling off every
:
#!.
loV-
Decimate,
i
every ten
Counted by
a.
fractions
month
~^
d.)*?-
*;;;
:
'
c
^
tens
*
;
--
^>~
^; -* ';r^
1
:
v.
j
^^
:
Clearly, firmly, resolutely.
year; not evergreen
Mislead, delude, beguile,
.
to
In a decided
^.
tenth part
:
;
judgment
give
upon; to disappoint:
of the year
:
;
To lead into error;
December,
to
bring to an end
- i;s J*2
^'
v>j> )i)^
To
i.
Decimal,
Syn.
J^i'*^
:
jo
Deciduous,
to
^.^
:
To
/.
Decidedly,
manner
^^
t.
'^
Act of deceiving
;
^.f
Deceitfully, ad. Fraudulently
in a deceitful manner: -<~
v.
becoming
;
*%L.
deceive or mislead
:
Deceive,
-
iJli'Jol
of deceit
-)t>U.>
te
JUuj)
life
Dead: f>^;
a.
a.
Deceptive,
settle
Deceased,
<sl'>.
and annus,
from
depart from
\^S - U w UjS
la.
,
-
^^.^
Suitable
a.
modest
-
J!;)
Departure
:
to
Pertaining
a year).
Decline,
consumption,
de-composition.
Decease,
%j*i.
Happening every
:
or misleading
Syn.
-
v_>o>!
tiyfc
off; gradual
falling
-
*y&
u !j~<>
Decent,
,
-
:
ten years
-
JjJ}
Ijjfc
>~&
f'Ji*.
of
U7tj,
.
tjj*
government
^J
:
Propriety; modesty;
&*.!-
Decennial,
-
lose excellence;
to wittier
;
-
n.
:
Decennary,
(L.
to decline
I5j&
Decency,
;
^^
Ujl.4
The
Jo
n.
:
i.
-
-
(3^ JI5
Decapitation,
- <s.iu,
To behead
t.
A
n.
rulers
vessel
glass
*ix&? - tix..
v.
ten
t.
To
take one in
DECIPHER
v.
Decipher,
unfold
To
t.
''
pret
explain
to unravel
:
Decision,
to
;
-
>^"
:
-
Ja.
*';>
to
;
determination
-
:
To
A
f.
make known
tiJl*>
decide
claim
positive
Deck,
to
-
v.
Conclusive
a.
"j-i
:
To
t.
adorn
;
the
clear
--
a ship for action
descent
final
;
:
f
:
U.O be.
-
declaims
o Jb
'SvS
Declaimer,
in
public
-
Gj>
nouns
Declamation,
public
;
A
.
a
r
-
&
to
speech
k*j
Declaration,
in
>^*~
:
:
:
Declaratory,
;
To
/.
To
/.
.
,
decay
J'j
refuse
:
-
-
;
^/
to
;W|i
USIa/,
downwards
lean
JI 3 }
^
l^yt
Diminution
.
-
;
U^a.
;
decay
:
Declivity, n. Inclination downwards gradual deseent: u^=J
;
;
GI
-
Jl3
-
-
Decoct,
to
(L.
cook)
-;i* f*-
boiling
;
tie,
/.
.
down
T
boil
to
;
vot/*s,
prepare by
down
:
^j*
Act of declar-
n.
affirmation
writing
clear
v.
in
^
;
-
:
,
yifi
a. Appealing to
:
the passions
:
passionate
set
Declamatory,
ing
inflec-
;
->l;ow!
ne who habitually
;
discourse
from
:
shun: '#*>% ^j'fc
* To inflect
tij*
:
for rhetorical display
speaks
Act of declin-
n.
-
who
One
.
^/
}^
harangue; to
Declaim, v.
make a set speech
1
->
-^;'
deviation
;
tion of
Decline,
To
t.
c*
*-*iy*>
Admitting of in
a
^*iy*> J*$
a.
Declination,
:
prepare
''j'
:
'
flection
ing
to
,
;
J|^ * Varia-
.
u-^-iJ
Declinable,
^i
-
Declination
n.
nouns
of
tion
^^
:
:
;
of a ship
floor
;
to pro-
;
;
to dress;
;
off
to
to
JUiJ)
^-^
cover
to set
The
n.
,
^
-
;
;
$
-
Declension,
Decisive,
affirm
faveur of
in
:
open
lay
lo
;
judgment
;
firmness of purpose
Declare,
inter-
Act of deciding
.
DECOCTION
204
;
a statement
Deeoctible,
boile'd
-
.
Affirmative
explanatory
:
;
:
a-
<*/V
Decoction,
-
n.
a preparation
ing:
That may be
J* 1
1
<*
Act of boiting
;
made by boH-
DECOLLATE
v.
Decollate,
To behead
t.
-
v.
To
t.
into original elements
solve
jj**-*
l*)*
a law
;
;
^
;
-
gradual decrease:
^
-
^^f
out
with
^
;;*J
s*
Sf
Decomposition,
of
tion
parts
Decorate,
v.
A
n.
To adorn
t.
age
:
infirm
;
in the fire
embellish
to beautify
;
v.
-
crackle
^'y
The
n.
Decrepitude,
-
To
t.
^>
:
*!;!
:
^
-
:
Decrepitate,
to
;
W@rn
a.
Decrepit,
separa-
dissolution
;
a
;
a decision of
&&$ - ^fi ^^f
Decrement, n. A falling off
^ta*
*\'f*-\
edict
a court:
to dis-
;
An
w.
determination
resolve
-
:
Decree,
:
^^
IJjU
Ujljj),}.*,
Decompose,
295
a^
^51
state of
being broken down with age
Decoration,
ting
;
Act of decora-
n.
embellishment
:
old age
"
:
^v.';'
Decrescent,
per
a.
Becoming
decent
;
^
-
:
;
-
pro-
decree
Decorticate,
the bark
v.
To
/.
to peel
;
:
sure
strip off
-0^1"^!
Kl^
cency
Decoy,
snare
n.
-
-
l5L.i^.J
<-?*?,)>
v.
Decrease,
i.
;
v.
,
n.
To
t.
A
minution
Decree,
v.
^^
-
lessen: Ul*^
J;i"
To
crown
v.
t.
To
;
f.
To
/.
L>.
cry
-
***
^-taj
.*
^
down
to censure:
;
Jf
1
deprive of
tf;tf!
Decumbent,
less
Uyo
-
less
^
-
ordain
termine judicially
:
-
:
prostrate
to
;
<&
<
a.
-
Decuple,
^
a.
Tenfold
0^ ^
;
Recumbent
!yc!/
!;
;
K$a.
;
i
i.
&*.>.*
a
to
clamorous cencs~i*
depreciate
.|i3
^^M*
To grow
becoming
:
A
:
Decry,
**y
to inveigle:
- UJJ
be diminished:
,
,^3
;
Jl'gf
entice into a
to entrap
;
de-
;
-
(j^-il-
To
/.
z>.
U->^
to
Propriety
j^-l
:
Jya
fi
Pertaining
n.
De-crown,
a
Decorum,
a.
:
Decrial,
Decreasing
^yt> 2_j
Decretal,
^~&*
a.
-
wanting:
Decorous,
^W*
t/**~
-
',
5
di-
Dedicate,
to
v.
devote
- i-axsaa?
t.
to
To
;
:
-
^r*
consecrate
;
to inscribe or
address a book to a friend or
;
to de-
^>>
,.&-
patron
:
DEBECORATE
Dedecorate,
v.
t.
ing
To
disgrace
^*&*
to reproach: ^fi
Dedication,
206
;
-
^>^ f\>>
Act of dedicat-
.
consecrating; an address
;
to a patron
^~5
:
-
-
^>
!)'a>)^.
**>
J>
i_*i.l<a.>
'
**?
dedication
Deduce,
v.
Comparing a
a.
Dedicatory,
a
-
^-^^
:
^.~
To derive by
t.
cal process
to infer
;
:
DEFAULT
a deep
pit
Deep,
^
Ki^ts) -
abyss
v.
t.
darken
to
logi-
Deducible, a. Capable of being
deduced or inferred
Jj^
-
ctj'j)^
Deduct,
from
KSJ.-* -
13
j$
an inference:
Deductive,
^
:
^J
l^J^
<fcp^
-
-
^"3?
Deducible
a.
1
U^$
;
^
Deer,
An
n.
venison
Jl ; c
o.
destroy
To
/.
;
ing
erasure
fact
>
In fact
Defalcation,
diminution
ficit
;
Deem,
ui.>(xa. -
Defamation,
To
t.
to
Profound
tib
* Indeed;
think
to judge;
;
-
)")^^
Syn.
# Crafty
Grave
:
of defac-
^^
-
:
-
jUJ>
cutting off;
A
n.
-
:
.e*^
^o$
-
i_fi^is!)
:
<~&<s> -
malicious
# (Law]
jo
*>
Slander, calumny, detraction.
calumnious
:
;
0.
,J!
artful
;t>
:
-
:
:
j-
Default,
ft.
:
/<-
-
^oji
To
slander; to
i-6's> -
13
non-appearance
5
of
;
$
Omission
^ ;^ * In
-
in lieu of
;
^*
articles).
c,-^".t3 ;
:
^ (Deep water
jfel
;
13U!
>H>^ * Sagacious
-
^"*("
/".
calumniate
Slanderous
a.
:
defamatory
Defame,
-
Intricate
-)t
'OOXJ
)
* Strongly coloured
^.
S
;
:
Far to the bottom
a.
:
U
a fraudulent de-
;
g^-
(as
tow
.
embezzlement
-
to
;
:
v
Deep,
A
f
;fD
Uj-j!,
injury
.
for
.
-
Act
.
;
j)
i^Otau
Defamatory,
v.
;
^^ M
13^5
a writing
;
to convey property
w;
-
o; U
S
Defacement,
;
.
disfigure
jj
1*3
:
U
utterance
;
.^xAJ
exploit:
;
performance
-
animal hunted
:
^i.i
:
tai?
:
An
To make deep
3?
-
An action an
n.
away
-
An abatement
n.
Deduction,
Deed,
take
subtract
to
;
To
'
0.
')="-!
JTL*
U)5 uCj^
:
i-k ^
sea
-x-
:
)~
!)3aL.|
the
;
-
laxtx
:
Deepen,
a
;
a deep heart).
;
The ocean
n.
>>.<.*.
Deface,
1
a deep valley
;
deep wound
:
of,
,^ ^>
\^ t
;
in
;J
-
13
f
neglect
:
court
:
In place
,X~I ^*;*"j
DEFICIT
207
Defaulter,
One who
.
in
his
quent
:
)^^.
,-
defi-
is
duty; a delin-
cient
-
-
^**
)y*>
)\)
answer a charge
person
Defender,
fends
Defeasance,
ling
:
-V.^}"
annulled
j^r*"*"*
That may be
a.
J>t>
:
^^*
-
Defeat,
tion
-
loss of battle
;
rout
To
t.
z>.
frustra-
;
-
-
:
Defecate,
loi
u-* 1 '^ -
To
/.
.
purify
Itftf
Defect,
fault
Want
.
^:-f
:
Defection,
desertion
-
;
Defensive,
defend
-
:
-
13
;
J
defects
a.
Wanting
faulty
;
JU
-
Ity
b^
Defence,
tion
;
Guard
.
vindication
;
fence
full
;
-
:
Deferring, deferred.
n.
Deference,
submission
Regard; respect;
-
:
protec-
^aw
'*;>
deference
:
Defiance,
ing
^.
v.
maintain
repel
Syn.
:
To
t.
/:<=-
protect
vindicate
to
;
^^
;
to
;
to
S)^!^
Protect, guard, uphold.
Defendant,
sed and
n.
A
n.
:
person accu-
called into court to
^oi
;
-
y<
brave
;
a.
Want
.
;
Want
;
-
:
;
-
sty
;
^
:
Wanting
-
failure
;
defect
:
an account
IfljOjKU
y.to
Deficiency,
n.
^>^y*
-
menacing
imperfect
-
Daring
.
Deficient,
-
A challenge; a dar*!*'-
:
Deficit,
Expressing
1'I^J^ ^.la*"
imperfection
Defend,
^! -&*>
a.
Deferential,
^|,i i_^.P
-
:
^
of
Without de-
a.
^12,
;
v. t. To
yield to opinions
or the wishes of another
Pars.
^>'J
;
unprotected
;
j
Delay, postpone, adjourn.
Defiant,
Defenceless,
- ij
;
^1;5!
p'*"^
-
to
put off;
LJJ^
;
.5>^jS
away
-
:
to
inflow
(>)$
J,?
Defective,
-
..^
,
-
^^)>
;
To
/.
.
;
Syn.
:
-
>-o
Jf|
. .Ci
ct
Jj-.
A falling
That serves
a.
:
to
;
imperfection
_^*>
.
de-
^-la.
:
Defer,
y
i_i;
overthrow
ISJ
:
-
:
Defensible, a. Capable of
tJa'abeing defended
#i-!
delay
,
One who
.
vindicator
J>^
*&?
Overthrow
n.
;
an accused
- &J*UA*
;
J>^>^
Act of annul-
.
Defeasible,
-
^l
;
failing
JJi'
;
-
^J
deficiency in
( '-:(
rf
-
j -$
DEFILE
v.
Defile,
To make foul
t.
pure or pollute
to
;
DEGENERACY
208
or im-
corrupt
Deflour,
o.
flowers
sully
--
v.
,
To go
i.
march one
-
a line
in
another
after
li
A
n.
,
file
-
:
hills
;
pollution
Define,
plain
v.
:
To
t.
is
-
thing
o >_.'_.*
Uv>
:
-
Definite,
exact
^A*
Mar,
Certain
.
metry
;
to
n.
^
-
:
;
a.
tive
final
;
Defray,
limited;
v.
/.
penses of
-
U^
U.S
>!
:
J*-
-
G.U
;
To
to
-
:
bear the ex-
pay the price of
ty
-Ul$? ;
lsl
!
in
Defrayment,
-
.
Payment of ex-
^V.;*-'
-.v.)-
Limiting
;
JJ
deprive of
to cheat
1
penses:
Definitive,
XS
Cheat, cozen, deceive.
Syn.
c,o
4
To
/.
^oj.
Explanation
meaning
:
UjJ
of symshape or
-
:
ll$j*
'
words
Want
n.
right by fraud
anything
Definition,
J^
-
ki>\^
Ojl^>
defect
;
J<*
:
disfigure, dishonour
irregularity of
Defraud,
ex-
^jj.*..- _<^''
:
spoil the look
,_r*;>JM
UvS
;
;
feature
^^fi
what a
.
J^
Gjy
-
;
-jo >*dj
.
precise
;
limit
describe
to
;
-
corruption
- d~~Uxu
;
^^
-
^iljU
-
-
j.>
Deformity,
Act of defiling
To
/.
.
U^$ U>
Syn.
//.
a
to stain or
;
Ujy fy
or form of ; to deface
;
Defilement,
flos,
;
deprive of
to ravish
;
Deform,
;^>
V^
path between
To
/.
to
;
:
away
de,
(L.
flower)
:
-
posi-
;
Deft,
-
(s^tf^
Dexterous
a-
neat
:
cleverly
;
fit
;
;
,lfl
^*>l5
JLU
Deflagrate,
-
consume
,
t
1
.
to
/.
<?//.
Deflection,
:
n.
A
-
;
to
'5*^
Defunct,
To turn
Deviate,
swerve.
devution
^'
;
a.
Deceased
extinct
;
:
rapidly: -^)tf
to deviate
;
Deftly, ad. Skilfully
To burn
M^'
:
z'.
bend
Syn.
/.
To burn
/.
Deflect,
.
:
Defy,
aside;
-
dare
v.
;
f.
To
to set at
Degeneracy,
aside
turning
ig asid
-
>'*>f*
to
;
.
Decay of an'.
cestral virtue
-
;
'J-t~
:
$)y
diverge,
,*';*-
challenge
naught
,
qualities
;
;
decline in
meanness
;
good
<~ w-.*5
DELE
209
Deify, v, t. To make divine ; to
render god-like ; to adore :
Degenerate, a. Fallen from former good qualities unworthy
;
;
base
,
:
v.
-
<^$
To
t.
virtue
;*>
kind or
in
decay
become worse
to
;
^ J^
-
JfW
-
JLJi
Gjfc
GjB
Degeneration,
Deglutinate,
To
/.
z>.
-
o-ij
^o!
;
}<>
U'a.
Act of de-
.
-
generating
^
jJ-J
Deign, (den)
:
-
^J r
unglue
$
cend
--
Deism,
Deist,
'Deglutition,
lowing
Act of swal-
;
vj^
^^-fi
iJj<a"
of rank
;
:
rank
deprive of
dishonour
to
;
lessen
To
/.
-[
.*^
:
^
'>
;
Deity,
to
station
.
;
A grade
rank
a
;
or step;
mark
-
miles
i_>Ua.
^^
-
:
l^ i2-K.^s
Being
God
-~r-S,
extent
gradually
a
To
,
but
(Jll)|
-
jt-iV
;
\'lo^>
-
Divine
the
^yU^-
:
v.
dispirit
To
t.
cast
to grieve
;
Dejection,
:
down
-
;
to
^^ ^-bl
spirits
Lowness
.
-
depression
;
:
of
j1*l
-
<^"j-
b
is-'I^
Dejeuner,
n.
(da-zhu-na)
morning meal'
*To
God
of
36oth part of a circle; geogra-
-.>
believes in
W>'
-
distinction; order; extent; the
phical
Divinity
.
;
Deject,
Degree,
reli-
ts-JUfa.
Embracing deism:
a.
Deistical,
-
#.
apart
t_J,>^.'
-
tMjj
;Degrade,
J ;o
denies revealed religion: J>y*
O-j.
Deprivation
^'i - J)i"
baseness
.
-Ls-oij^j
n.
Degradation,
God
natural
One who
n.
$
j
;
the existence of a
^'
"
:
;
:
gion
n.
grant
^^
-
*a.j"-
Belief in a
.
condes-
'
from revelation
:
To
t.
^^fc
To
v. t.
,
v.
-
l^'
:
:
Delay,
a certain
v.
t.
detain
to
To
;
a breakfast
put off; to defer;
^-j"
:
:
-
V-$$)
^i'^'
:
Deification,
The
.
act
of
,
deifying
apotheosis: -W J
;
\l)t
Deiform,
;/.
A
putting off; deten-
:
a.
&+)*
.
l>
.iyj.*^
Like a god:
t
;
-
("j^
,0)
J:
Ji\.
E.-U.
Dele,
out
27
v.
t.
:
fS
To
-
delete
Go
,'i.
;
to
-
blot
'i.-^'^
DELBBLE
Deleble,
210
Capable of being
a.
obliterated:
<)*>
ful
J
:
o^
i;
}--
-Nl-A'i-JJii.
p.
To
/.
send as
one's representative;to depute;
to intrust
-
-
:
^ v.*
..<..
-ait^j
deliberating
a represen-
;
mature
;
.Ji
<s^jo| .
:
Act
.
Delicacy,
.
of
reflec-
JL.17 -
Daintiness
.
;
niceness in eating ; softness ;
weakness of constitution: -oil
o>\*-~
jj
V
A deputy
:
Deliberation,
tion
Delegate,
slowly
;
Circunj-
a<
Deliberately,
spectly
D electable, a. Pleasing; delight-
DELINQUENT
a.
Delicate,
soft
;
Dainty
effeminate
-
:
fine
;
^-.>
;
J*>J
tativ
Delegation,
commission
gated
;
dele-
persons
^k*" ^y~ *J'-j
To blot out to
:
Delete
Sending away
.
;
/.
z>.
a.
Delicious,
sweet
U?tf
:
Deleterious,
U&.
-
- 'J
i
;
Hurtful to
a.
jU.
8
;
y^j*-
)-
Great joy or plea-
Delight,
n.
sure:
AiS! -
--
,
:
U
charming:
Deletion,
Act
n.
-
;>).
To
/.
t>.
to gratify
.,i
please
greatly
">f
;,;
;
J^
-
$
;
a.
DeligThtful,
Very pleasant
;
v
-
of blotting
erasure:
;
Delineate,
.
made
A kind of earthenware
at
Delft
c^rf
Deliberate,
the
;'^
life
or health; injurious;
poisonous:
Delf,
-
;
efface
out
Hi^bly pleasing
^.fr-
:
mind
hesitate
:
;
.
^
Holland
^ r-' ^'
in
:
^
To weigh
/'.
to reflect
J-'"
-
IU,
in
upon; to
-
U
linea
to
;
portray
;
G ; J ^'o
v.
.
picture
description
Gjijjj
.
a
To
t.
depict
to describe
Delineation,
;
de,
(L.
a line)
-
-
aio
Outline of a
sketch
:
$u.
;
iS>
:
J^>
;
a
verbal
fciK
-
f$\
JiJ
Syn.
--
Consider, ponder, reflect.
a Circumspect cautious;
.;*' - Uuc
slow
,
;
Well advised, not sudden
:
omission of duty;
r;*
Delinquent,
Failure
n.
Delinquency,
fault;
or
crime
:
;>*'"
.
An
offender
:
DELIRIOUS
a.
Delirious,
:
t
>tfi
^-'j "^
:
(,j~rtti
tremens, An
To
set
free
;
;
render
/.
rescue
to
;
-
:
deception
;
:
a.
to
;
Apt
to deceive
:
to
Delve,
sur-
r.
To
/.
to excavate
dig with a spade;
-
:
disburden of a
to
;
Sj>3
to
give or transfer ;to utter
release
to
;
-
:
A false representa-
.
illusion
;
Delusive,
v.
water
with
affection of the
:
Deliver,
child
To wash away
f.
Delusion,
tion
brain
:
Derangement of
.
the brain
v.
,
overflow
Having, crazy, insane.
Delirium,
Noah
the time of
in
-^r-'ja- *?
4
>**
flood
in
Wandering
mind; light-headed
Syri.
DEMEANOUR
211
-
GjS
-Ul,}
&*\f>.
0^
When Adam
jlj!
delved and Eve
span.
Who
Deliverance,
vering
legal
;
Act of
.
rescue
judgment
deli-
a release
;
ML*
:
a
;
was then a gentleman
Demagogue,
of the rabble
surrender
;
child-birth
-
A
.
hollow
.
valley
n.
Delta,
formed
land
.
A
claim
by
j*l
mislead
to
;
frustrate
To
-
:
desire
to
Deluge,
tion
:
A
^UjU
two
territory
beguile
-
^
general
-
right
buy goods
v.
:
;
a
-
To
f.
settle the
;
,
to
to
Demean,
J^e
;
Division of
.
^,^
boundary
/. To behave
**.
:
v.
undervalue
;
to debase
:
to
;
u5 ; L-
I^to
inunda*
^k.
Uft-iJ'j
Demtanour,
n.
:
:
deceive
U^*?
In
On
alluvial
Demarcate,
river
f.
jjj
,
presentation
Demarcation,
&.
:
to
;
*
v^-*
:
limit
Delude,
-
In
#
On
,
ejtoiS
between
mouths of a
claim
to necessitate
;
uJk-i;^
,
^\ }
The
(Gr.)
To
f.
a narrow
;
^^
:
Uj*
u<*>.)*>
jio
v.
request
}->
Dell,
require
-
^^-
tula. -
^/ ;-
<=!**; >
;
rescue; utterance;
:
ring-leader
-
:
?
b
Transfer
*.
A
-
Demand,
Delivery,
.
The
n.
Manner of
having; cqnduct
;
mien
:
be-
-
;
^
DEMFNT.ATE
To make
Dementate, r.
&&
mad
Jty.
Demerit,
desert
t.
:
)^*~
t"
Ill
.
-
^)^.
^
y
fault
;
Demonology,
evil spirits
^'^.^
'';-
^';.
DEMY
212
:
A
n.
Demonstrate,
* (opposed
merit)
out
;
on
&&(*
^
v.
To
/.
point
exhibit; to prove with
to
certainty
Demesne, Deraain,
(de
men) An estate in land *>**
treatise
:
:
^
-
is-jtf
.
:
proof
Demi,
(L. Semi, Gr. hemi,
a.
half)
le^l - tJoaJ
:
Demi god,
''-
<-_V
Demise,
(.-
-
c
deified hero
I",**
jl
Death
w.
i.x.
A
.
<5 ^
.i'-V.'a.
)1
decease
;
-JlJilJI -
:
iy
a.
t .rt *
^
r.
,
To
/.
:
;
Oy
grant by will
J^ol
U;$
Democracy,
the people
.
Demonstrator,
explains and
One who
n.
i^-UoL.
:
s*))t*^
re-
public.
Democrat,
One who upholds
n.
democracy
a
;
republican
K
j'j.Jjlc
Democratic,
<r
thing, as a teacher
:
ment
:
Demolish,
to
v.
destroy
Demoralization,
discipline
throw down;
-
:
\'>fi
lishing
;
-
j'*-~
:
Demotic,
devil
An
>/.
-
evil spirits
c
.
;
v.
t.
-
t*vtf
-
Influenced
devilish:
-
>w -
^'^1
To
^
render
-IJ
Common
.
tate
f.
/.
To
to delay
;
-
:
,.V
pause; to hesi:
^>
OjS
o. Affectedly
grave: Suwpl-
^U
yard
:
.
^j vi*-''
Demy,
paper
An
allowance
(also applied to railway
<
by
;
-
delay of a vessel in a
waggons, &c.)
=
modest
-'&. ^ ^jLt^A
-
Demurrage,
.y
spirit; a
evil
,a.
:
Demoniac,
^;1>M
c^UJl^y JUi*
for the
Demon,
Corrup-
';'
Aci of demo-
n.
destruction
n.
corrupt in morals:
Demure,
Demolition,
t
Demoralize,
Demur,
To
^
of manners, morals or
tion
popular govern-
t.
^
^^W-
..))("?
-
*-?-
^-\
:
Democratical,
Relating to
some-
exhibits
to
;
Popular government,
Syn.
*-*^
Uj$ t*.y^
Government by
n.
-
J>4
Conclusive, decisive.
Syn.
ia^tf
transfer
ful-
Proving
-
>
ei-w!
:
;i't>J
5=-
-
JjJi
:
Demonstrative,
ly
Certain
n.
Demonstration,
u j- >& $
; .i.^.*
n.
:
A
L<
J^r
y^.
iUj
particular size of
<.>'
.$
Ji
DEN
Den,
n.
A
cavern
a wild beast
the cave of
;
^<-
:
Denationalize,
v.
-
/*#
l
<>V
:
c
Denaturize,
unnatural
-s
v.
t.
compactness
The
Deniable,
nied
.
natural
gation
Act of denying
.
refusal
;
[
)
A
inhabitant
"lj/ *>;
One who
.
naming
a
;
title
teeth
false
teeth
*^~k
:
nominates:
The
.
;
P.
number below
v.
Deny,
f~\
Denote,
P.
signify:
openly
to
;
to
threaten
P.
>.
;
s
;
contradict
reject
;^- b
-
lj
;
s
foul smell
to
quit
'5*S
n.
proclaiming by
a
The
P.
;
To
?.
;'**!
deprive of
^
0^
:
P.
i.
,>>
To go away to
; to die
^**^
;
to leave
:
Dcpr-rtment,
A
.
:
separate
**>*!
-sLt^
;
Departmental,
f
act of
:
<4.^
a.
Belonging
i
''
menace
o-^
*f.
:
+}*
t;ic.t,N-i5
Denouncement,
to
;
disown
/>
;
Deodorize,
i
~>
censure publicly
-
to
^-^^
-\'>$
e--B-
e <)j>
-
e&~.lU
To
t.
Declaration
.
:
1^0
- IJ.S
4ij)^
office or division
:
bare or
j
To blame
/.
:
cutting of
To make
/.
to
;
Depart,
indicate
^>
- ?>
Denounce,
U5
To
/.
b
the line in a
:
^ta
_
to strip of a covering;
of a threat
-
One who dejtf) <$ * The
vulgar fraction
a maker
Tooth-powder
.
G>>
n.
#!;
;
UK5
naked
refuse
Denominator,
the
to
J*\y>\
:
Denude,
act of
a class:
;
JuJk.
cures dis-
of the teeth
Denunciation,
The
;
-
-TJ^
:
.
-
Pertaining
Dentition,
Denominate, P. t. To name ;
to give a name to
^tf) f^
Denomination,
'l^
&]
an
;
-
v
:
^ '>)^
:
Dentifrice,
who
stranger
Denizen,
has become a citizen
.
of
ne-
;
^'-
:
J
Ji'
;'*>!
Denial,
o.
eases
That may be de-
:
^*^i-
:
Dentist,
^
yi!
:
-
(density of population).
teeth
.
close
;
Closeness of parts
n.
Density,
Dental,
history of trees
;
-
:
U>J(T
:
Dendrology,
thick
de-
C?^ ^ <"J'
To render
-
)
Crowded
a.
compact
;'*
To
/.
Dense,
-
or
prive of national character
rights
DEPARTURE
213
to a
de Partment
Departure,
death
.
^^
.
A
>-
'
going away
-wa-'a.,- _,S
-
;
-',,
DEPEND
Depend,
r.
To
/.
hang from
UXxJ
Dependant,
a retainer
-
A
-
>/3aiL
Ujfc
to
;
'-))?
t*.j^
-
n.
on
rely
Jl*^
:
DEPOSITION
214
G.fc
subordinate;
Deplume,
feathers
Depone,
oath
To
f.
Deponent,
nection
:
.\:i
-
-
5
)V e
Confidence
-
reiving
on
a.
Hanging down
Deport,
exile
-CL* ^-^
'
tray
?'.
v.
paint; to por-
An
n.
Depilatory,
meanour
sing
application
v.
to
;
Depletion,
ptying
;
.
;
v.
,
?'.
/.
em-
,
v.
i.
Deposit,
trust
lamen-
;
trust
;
;
;
;
to display:
t.
r.
/.
To
^
degrade
*.?
under oath;
testify
To
lay
Anything
a
pledge
Depositary,
-
'3**^
up
-
:
;
to en-
S/ *.
TodgeY
in
a security
w^J
is
.
One
with
lodged
S?*
;
-
;
to
;
Us J;**
-
:
to
^*
Syn. --Mourn, lament, bewail.
?
To open to extend
de-
;
act of depo-
to lay aside
,.
:
'.
The
:
To
anything
Deploy,
Conduct
.
JU.
:
To lament
'-%
:
-
to
Jli.
act of
Sad
.
pitiable
Deplore,
bewail
The
;
U,J
:
blood-letting
Deplorable,
table
To empty
t.
exhaust
Transporta-
.
vr
dethrone
lessen
^^
ji. -'J'jJ
:
.
:
JU
:
$J
:
Deportment,
'^^ #ye>
used to takeaway hair
''jV^I
carry into
-
:
;
Deposal,
Deplete,
To
demean
to
;
t.
Deportation,
To
t.
-
ty ^l^,
:
(Jtu
:
to describe:
;
gives
To dispeople;
z'./'.
to lay waste
tion
Depict,
toa
:
/^^JUji
:
A colon:
Dependent,
M^
.
Reliance;
* Subjection
'
ii'^l
.
testimony on oath; a witness:
Depopulate,
n.
*
:
*:,
-
'-..4.;
-
*xila.
y^fc!
One who
.
jj
under
.
Dependency,
'-'
:
loi
Reliance; conconfidence; trust;
of
strip
assert
depose
:
Dependence,
'>-'
To
t.
'^y
v.
to
;
v.
:
j
in
whom
trust
'
Deposition, ft. Dethronement
* Evidence on oath
J^
:
:
;
DEPOSITOR
Depositor,
sits
One who depo-
.
y
:
Depository,
Sink, lower,
abase, cast
down, deject.
Syn.
W>* 5*^
Depression, n. Act of pressing
down
humiliadejection
The place where
.
DERELICT
215
;
is
anything
house
lodged
Depot, (dep'o)
stores
a magazine
;
*>'^
;
->'-1
place for
ing
-
:
loss
;
*'V
worse
Act of making
.
degeneracy
;
Deprave,
v.
To
t.
Syn.
Corrupt,
pollute
Ant.
Purify
^
Depth,
^J^;
contaminate,
refine
;
dity
^^
purge
;
;
clear.
wickedness
Corruption
-
:
Deprecate,
-
mercy of to plead
Slij UvS oe - (!&'.
Deprecation,
cating
against
* Greatness
Depurate,
*>"
grade
;
to
:
.
To
/.
&)$ ,*).M f$
worth
Depredate,
v.
-
to lay waste
to
de-
U'la?
m.o
;
b
*
*f^^-
-
^)j.>
^j$
:
Depredation,
isJj
To
/.
pillage
^y
li'/y
Act of plun-
.
:
^j^/*
-
r
;
;
;
;
the
;
Act of depu-
n.
persons
deputed
act
-*;^*
^5-^.*-'
f.
Depute,
;
-s-*^*-*
to
send as a substitute
to
^
(
To empower
/.
:
J
:
n.
Deputy,
One appointed
act for another
a lieutenant
;
- *s,t*$ -
:
to
a substitute
;
J^j
to lessen
:
'=p.o
-
representaDelegate,
tive, proxy.
;
-
z>.
sadden
ting
Syn.
,.$
plunder
^>
/. To
Depress,
press down
to lower
to
humble
to
dering
;
^"& Jj*
Reduction of
.
j^-~
j
to
;
_r-r~>l
1>S J;Jo
:
->l-* -
-
:
purify
lessen in
undervalue
Depreciation,
:
^^
:
To
/.
z>.
Deputation,
)i*-
:
is-elii
Act of depre-
:
Depreciate,
price
implore
IJji
to
Deepness ; profunJ* - >l^ # Middle :
-
;
.
;
of
;
>-
To
t.
;
bereave
^y*-
u*'l;;
z>.
take from
to
n.
:
cleanse
n.
Depravity,
To
to
defile.
;
:
J&
;
'
v'j^-
bereavement
A
w.
Deprive,
dispossess
^.f*>
vitiate
^*$
corrupt:
-
:
Act of depriv-
n.
;
!>/
f
*
Depravation,
.-b
utJi -
:
Deprivation,
A
.
store-
tion
-
,.b/
:
a
;
Derange,
confuse
v.
:
t.
To
-
1
V
;
to
)*i'
Displace, unsettle.
Syn.
Derangement,
order
disorder
^^ c/^tf
;
insanity
Uio
n.
State of dis-
:
^'^;.-:
^1
^'ADerelict,
a.
Abandoned ^))^
:
DERELICTION
Dereliction,
saking
Act
>/.
of for-
abandonment
:
-
:
from
muck
-\
To
t.
t-j?
to
;
laugh at
ridicule
jfc
of an
Syn.
^-* -
1
mockery
:
j*
Derivative,
Describe,
Derive,
trice
:
Derived
To draw
r.
t.
to
deduce
-
<S.aixu
'So
:
from
to
;
M<S
-
v.
To
f.
Description,
an account
-
Syn.
To
f.
description
hide; to conceal
I'uttly
v.
to
;
depreciate
To
t.
:
v.
Descry,
repeal
disparage
:
^
;->>
di
traction
J
c) ^hi
:
s
a.
Derogatory,
j-JL
15^$
Descant,
v.
To
t.
to discourse
-
disc*
m isc
fall
-
-
?
/.
upon
V]j*J)$
uH
l
to
W A'S
-
To
spy out
detect
to
-
us^^^
:
c^-*
*JJ^
r
a
at
to
;
l<J
f.
Descrate,
^^i'S
y^
;
-
G^
:
-
ty wr-'
-
be
;
5
to
^
vJtjU
ji)*
;
7
a
(
-
,
A
.
>^
5
I
Desert,
ward
Syn.
^.i ;^
-
(de-zert).
1
r *'!
Wild
.
wilderness
^tLXjj
:
;
:
:
v^-^
(dezert),
solitary
ii.
derived
Profanation
n.
Descration,
>>^)-
i:>
\A*$
;
U>'
U
Desert,
parts
pervert
:
)^f*
;-
To
/.
sacred purpose
a
-^^
To come down
;
-
0^
profane
~
*>;$
-
in
^
:
j^
sing in parts;
A song
Descend.
to
$
)
fi.
-"
- '*tf -
:
13
,
)^ a>
Degrading
V_!jX*
J
-
Diminution
.
/'.
"
1
to
;
;
^)*
Containing
a.
:
;
discover
from
Derogation,
definition
-o^*
JU
distance
Derogate,
;
^&
-
:
b$
_>a.1
Trace, deduce, infer.
r.
delineate
* Sort: -*)
cw-i^S
SjSS;
A
.
:
Descriptive,
Dern.
:
;
by words
to represent
,j"~-
J-U.
:
birth
invasion
;
insult,
Deduction from
a.
J->
-
;
ridicule.
Derivation,
offspring
^
:
)*"
VT'-
SCOH>, mockery,
n.
!
progress down wards;
declivity
Act of deriding
n.
The
.
^ 5
:
Descent,
Derision,
Jl~j - 'JjC
ancestor
Kidicule, taunt.
S.yn.
^
- IJ
Descendant,
to
;
:
UKJ
^ V*
Deride,
DESERT
216
o'#>
a waste
-
^Utw
.
'
;
;
Merit
:
JC+
;
re-
"^ "^^
'
M*rit, worth, excelleno*.
DE3ERT
Desert,
v,
forsake
Syn.
-
217
To abandon
t.
-
(>f ^;"
:
to
;
j^
l^i
relin-
Abandon, forsake,
DESOLATION
Designation,
out
fication
-
:
title
-
.e'1-*"*
;
signi-
ifr<i.L. - L.JiJ
quish, quit.
,
v.
i.
To
run
away
tJ'$>
:
Desertion,
:
to merit
To
/.
.
^;
:
iJ)"
cherous
:
;'^;-
;
justly
^yt>
;&V.>
a.
iJ *;!
undress
-
dry
a.
To
t.
;
-
Desire,
Wish
.
v.
t.
to
up
To want
-
v.
,
for
A
real
ll^
want
To
i.
Design,
sketch
;
to plan
x
UjS
To
/.
'^
^';|,
purpose
;
;
-
jj2-J>i;
Gto
,
.
A purpose
intention
Syn.
tol^l
Sketch,
plan,
4~5
eager
:
Designate,
point out
;
/.
-
Jf^-i
v.
To
t.
:
- j.^>
.
An
ants
v.
ants
a.
t.
:
;
table for
waste
E.-U.
28
:
comfortless
-
jta.!
lay
-
&\fi>
}<-.
n.
**!;
:
*
-
Desolation,
jl>
*.""i
Without inhabitC LI-.
-
^!;^
of inhabit-
waste
to
;
'
:
To deprive
to
;
ll^
y^^J
IJ^C
-
:
1
to'denominate
;
u'*'^
to stop;
;
-
inclined
j^Jdl
,
-
syiS
-
solitary
;
cease
or reading
writing
--
^-;;;I
^
-
vxfc v^
Desk,
;
purpose,
To show
long
U*^.
Eager, covetous.
Syn.
Desolate,
mean.
0.
***
of desire
Full
a.
*
-
:
:
iiij
a sketch
;
to
;
-
:
J"
tS;$
l
;;;!
U;$ ,ji(E>^i.
to forbear
to
intend
to
wish
:
IJO
z/.
-
"**)
Wish, inclination, craving, eagerness.
Syn.
Desist,
n.
^fc'^-
-
:
to
;
-
-
-J;-
:
Ul
uC-i^
dry
desire earnestly: J*f>\f>*
Desideratum,
*.'>
eagerness to
;
obtain or enjoy
Desirous,
Desiderate,
J-^
vj*;-*
ji
^ ;^
IM^S
v.
Worthy
:
An
Tending
:
Desiccate,
j
.
J>**-
,_r-^l
Desiccant,
>=''
oi desire;
U3UJ
^Vt'-lj?
!
; 3 1}-
Meriting:
(des-a-bil),
:
^s")^
-
1
jut?
Deshabille,
Vi^-
trea-
Sfjlate
^
Deserving,
-
IJ'&su-l,
pleasing
f
;
5
-XJ
a.
to
According
5
:
-
$
-
Desirable,
desert
:
Sjo,! - Ij^a*
3
Insiduous
-
be worthy of ;
ad.
Deservedly,
Purposely
<!uJb
a.
Designing,
-
^ksfc
)1^
Deserve, v
U* -
Act of .abandon-
n.
-
jpg
a^.
Designedly,
Gta.
.
Act of pointing
n.
a distinctive
;
^>V'
V vhb
Destruction
o
l
~'~
-
;
^^
DESPAIR
Loss of hope
n.
Despair,
DESTINY
218
:
to
v.
Despair,
hope
to
;
hastily
.Zi.
-
despond
v.
Despatch,
To be
i.
kill
Jo
'!>0
-
To
t.
deprive
rob
-
:
;
to spoil:
t;
without
cr-ji^
:
Despond,
z.
to despair
To
t.
to
;
v.
Despoil,
To
*.
lose
hope
send away
finish
to
;
:
Despondency,
State of des-
.
-
li*#
]))
tijt
-
pair; dejection:
^>fr*> ^rpjt*
*f
Rapid performance
;/.
,
;i
government message
Syn.
<-&
:
despatches
Vtff
:
Desperado,
fellow
a
;
One
n.
A
.
that
^' 5
^'3;
desperate
mad man
*-^>
:
trV-
;
#*)*>-*>*
Despatcher,
<L
Dejection,
depression,
discouragement, sadness.
Despondent,
pairing
a.
violent
Hopeless
fearless
;
-
:
;
Hopeless; des-
a.
:
Despot,
An
.
a tyrant
:
Despotic,
r
-
Absolute in power;
,Jto>
rash, furious, frantic.
despair
n.
^H-^
a.
Despicable,
base
mean
;
v.
Despise,
temn
/.
:
Syn.
--
-
-
:
;
n.
ment
l
^
Malice
/r<?/.
standing
^^
service of pastry,
:
7
c-';
Destination,
ney
:
;
Predetermined
.
design
;
end of a
jour-
- tol
J)<^
Syn.
Lot, fate, end, destiny,
inclination.
To doom
:
Destine,
v.
t.
unalterably
,
:
^i*-
slight,
defiance
;
>>;^
Forthiness
.
;
JjJi
scorn; to con-
oj
A
a.
^.4.
&c., after an entertain-
fruits,
object
To
Scorn, contemn,
undervalue.
Despite,
ts-3^^
Contemptible
<*>>$
^;t^c^1
Dessert,
Hopelessness;
:
-
^UljJl Jlto*
despairing,
Hopeless,
Desperation,
;0i-
Absolute power:
.
Despumation,
Syn.
;
ti.ib ^Uxf!
JIL^
:
Despotism,
^-^*
absolute prince
"b
a.
tyrannical
Desperate,
;
;
;
;
to appoint
to fix
:
;>*
In spite of; notwithaXJ&L.
:
maliguant
-^.5ja.jb
Malicious
a.
Despiteful,
-
:
;
?
*^
;
Destiny,
necessity
Fate
n.
:
-
f^l
;
-
invincible
#>-
DESTITUTE
want
Destitute, a. In
saken
needy
;^
-
:
;
DETERGE
219
for-
;
-
1 '"
r
v.
Detail,
33 "
larly
merate:
Destitution, n. Deprivation
extreme poverty
^-j; 3
:
-
;
-*
uin
v.
demolish
minute account
Syn.
to
;
;
to kill
Account, narrative, rela-
:
Detain, v
Lay waste,
struction
/ej$
Syn.
^''
^.y.
Act of
n.
ruin
;
:
-'^
to
;
^$5;
5 ;-
'ft
Withhold, stop,
hinder,
check, retard.
Destruction,
stroying
withhold
custody
consume.
Liable to de-
JM
:
ruin,
a.
Destructible,
To
/.
in
keep
Syn.
a
;
^Uj JLaL.
:
tion, recital.
lay waste
to
;
To
f.
enu-
to
;
-
narrative
Destroy,
relate particu-
narrate
A
.
,
To
i.
to
;
eternal deaih
;
Detect,
de-
v.
To
I.
discover
find out a crime or
an
tc
;
artifice:
:
-
bta.
}("
-
ctJ^
(JjS
Detectipn,
UjS
OJbji
of
Discovery
-.-"*'-
I
Destructive,
.
Ruinous;
den
wasteful
y&*
:
Mortal, deadly,
Syn.
fatal;
Desudation,
sweating
fatal,
profuse
IIKJ
:
n.
^Vr~.-;
^=-^
Cessation
of
edness
-
,->.
ployed
,
a.
in
detecting
A
n.
^
J-L.1
v.
disengage
t.
;
to
To
separate
send
;
*^>f
whose
:
To
/.
Kj$
Detention,
;
v.
.
j3
dispel
,
Act of detaining;
confinement
;
restraint:
to
oft a party:
Deter,
z;.
/.
To
prevent by
'^5
:
b
feat;
^ *-**
Separate, disunite, disengage.
n.
A body of
troops sent out from the main
Detachment,
army
{>
to detect rogues
:
to hinder
Syn.
em-
:
policeman
is
darkness
delay
Inconstant, unsettled.
Detach,
or
Skilled
Detenebrate,
;
:
^
.
-
Desultory, a. Im-methodical
- w-.j 7
unconnected
^_
;
Syn.
.JUjo]
Unconnect-
.
:
anything hid-
Discovery.
business
:
Desultoriness,
or
:
Syn.
Detective,
A
n.
Desuetude,
fraud
v-&f-
ruinous.
use
guilt,
:
8^ -
Jji
.
oCiJ
Deterge,
purge away
/.
.
:
To
cleanse
^.^otfl
-
li
;
to
DETERGENT
a.
Detergent,
Cleansing; purg-
v.
Deteriorate,
erate
to
:
worse
unlawfully
j
impair
become
to
;
Detort,
iiv worse
'.
Detortion,
"
~
i_*)*v
i_s?
limited
;
Determined
definite
Detract,
slander
U^J
Syn.
Determination,
decision
Determinative,
Determine,
;
^l
*i*a^
:
To
/.
t>.
limit
-
to define
:
>
;
v.
To
i.
:
-
<^**
-
1^*5?
^-^
-
U^S
n.
Detraction,
slander
Detriment,
harm
to
Loss
.
liejJb A&.
A
cleansing
Deuce,
n.
*
devil
a.
^T
Abhor,
abomi-
loathe,
,jL. ;
A
card
jjJj
:
Detestation,
Detinue,
person
n.
-
8jyi
Hatred
exe-
;
-
;
^\'>
to
or dice with
u' 1*^
who
Deuterogamy,
-
A
UxJ
writ
A
n.
second
j>^- ^j~)*
:
Devastate,
v.
to desolate
;
t.
To
lay waste;
to prHage
:
waste
;
desolation
^l^j
detains anything
laying
-
:
^*'xj
; -
f.
Develope,
against a
A
n.
:
oil"
n.
To
t.
.A.
^^ ^ ji.S * The
Devastation,
deprive of
o.1 U
depese
;
v.
-
ab-
,.
:
Dethrone,
^
Hateful
a.
^
:
marriage
nate.
Detestable,
'li'l
damage,
Harmful; mis-
:
:
;
,<>*
damage;
;
loss,
Injury,
hurt, harm.
:
Detest, v. /. Tctaate extremely;
. UvJ
to abhor
oviJ
IJ^ C^J
regality
-
resolve; to decide:
n.
horrence
^J ^'fr
c>''a^
-
two spots:
crable
U^S ,o.**i
-
<*$*>
:
chievous
Syn.
to
;
Defamation,
^f
:
Detrimental,
Detersion,
derogate
Decry, disparage, depre-
Syn.
,
To
:
ciate, abuse.
- J-<a>
Conclusive:
a.
/.
.
.,i5j.>
Resolution;
.
perversion
;
^)>-
:
A
n,
&'-#
degredadepravation.
n.
to wrest;
;
)^
Debasement,
Determinate,
twist
U
:
Act of mak-
.
.c^i**
tion,
To
/.
z/.
to pervert
Deterioration,
fix
:
To degen-
i.
:
Syn.
DEVELOPE
220
lay
open
;
/.
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To unfold to
to unravel
;
:
^'>S
DEVELOPE
221
Developed. To become
gradually
to
;
visible
a
go through
process of natural evolution
,
DEVOTIONAL
Deviser, n. One who devises;
an inventor
^,- - v ; 3u.
:
"^
:
Devisor,
Development,
ing disclosure
Deviate,
astray
G
v.
t^
^ -^L.
-
;
to
i
Deviation,
from
A
n.
the
from
sign
.
error
;
A contrivance
an invention
;
blem
empty
;
-
:
Devolution,
ving
;
:
Device,
Desdtute of :free
^
Devoid
-
^t.
Act of devol-
.
transference
;
-
:
^- i ;*~
JUEJJ
wandering
way
right
^^
.
go
U<*$;
!jl
vJ.su- - 15 <D
:
-I5,a>
One who grants by
_!.
.
will:
Swerve, stray, wander.
Syn.
sn
unfold-
To wander
i.
to err
;
>
An
.
;
a de-
an em-
;
j
To
Devolve, v. t.
or
downward
from one
over
onward
roll
to
;
transfer
to another;
OJ
:
hand
to
Jill
:
v.
,
Contrivance,
Syn.
design,
To
/'.
cession
J
is
.jj
pass
is~5
by suc-
-
l>yt
^l^-
project.
Satan
n.
Devil,
;
an
evil
:
spirit
Devote, v. t- To appropriate by
vow to dedicate ; to doom
* To
)jj
6jS )J>
ISjS
Gjs Jj^a"
:
;
a.
Devilish,
Like
devil
;
wick-
-
appropriate
Devilry,
nCSS
Extreme wicked-
.
a.
Devious,
Going
*
*^
C**'
\
-
15>S
*!)*
:
Devisable,o. That may be de-
Devise
:
&>yai-
)>>>.;
7;.
queath
/*.
To
IJ
Syn.
up
:
u^$ ^.oyaax*
>
One
.
to religion
given wholly
-
:
>'e-
^oij
^ow' Jj
contrive
-
:
-
-
Apply, resign, consign.
Devotee,
vised
addict
to
;
vj^ifl^
d>V!Y*
-
astray
il!j-
;
to
be
Devotion,
piety
;
.
Act of devoting
affection
eagerness
:
:
KS-J-
UJM.t
*
-,
n.
A
Devisee,
thing
is
Syn.
will
.
:
One
to
bequeathed
S,df
whom
:
*'
a
^~)-
_.-,
.^ -
devon*-
Consecration,
ness,
ness.
Devotional,
devotion
;
piety,
a.
.^*->-
religions-
Pertaining to
-
,vV
-
J>*^'
DEVOUR
Devour,
dily
;
)
.
ii
v,
To
t.
eat
consume
to
Pious
a.
Devout,
religious
-#
:
up greeto waste
;
:
-
-
^;^
;
-
especially at night \s"$
Dew-drop,
*>1>
;
f>^~
that
flesh
the throats
^ u ^^
J^
<
Moist with dew
^:.*?^
.
Jtf
Dexter,
to left
a.
Right,
Dexterity,
vity
;
as
opposed
-
i=~~S
:
:
Dial,
A
.
marked with
plate
where a hand or shadow
shows the hour ; the face of a
lines,
Clock
Wila.
:
^;i
-)<$
n.
;
Local form of a lan-
speech
;
idiom
^-Uu
:
Ufcb
Dialectics,
The
.
art of
^
soning logically
rea-
Ji*^
(I*
-^-r -^
:
^
!fl
>
^
Ic
Dialogue,
A
.
conversation
between two or more
:
Adroitness, skill, cleverness, address.
Syn.
Dexterous,
a.
Expert
ready;
;
-2y^ ^
-
active
j.v
;
Diabetes,
.
A morbid
ness of urine
Diabolical,
I' 1
Jj> J-J-.
Devilish
:
^i-v
;
-
^k^
.
The
^^
:
Diacritic,
act
n.
Distinctive
of a
.
An
ensign
through
circle
centre of a
and dividing
two equal parts
-
:
into
it
x
-
;^-
ty"*
^B
Diamond,
hardest and
The
.
costliest of
gems
* A
in
set
of
royalty; a crown; sovereignty:
Diaphoretic,
spiration
I;;*
^
K *.y ^w.
a.
l
*"
:
^C
Increasing per-
J$P
:
Diaphragm,
:
playing cards
jtJ ;
J)
9\#Ki
Diadem,
ing
right line pass-
the
-
^^
:
A
Diameter,^.
ex-
c,,l-
Diabolism,
^
copious-
:
a.
tremely wicked
devil
drawn
line
from angle to angle : ;toj ^ }*>
Diagram, n. A mathematical
Adroitness; acti-
.
ski 11
Jy* ^*&*
:
A
<^~
fcyi
^r-)
s*-
by' distinctive
n.
Diagonal,
guage
:
1
!
Determination
.
a disease
Dialect,
Dewy,
:
:
L>
S
<J _^;'
:
of
characteristics
dew
UA
r
drop of
Dewlap, n. The
h?ngs down from
of oxen
of a
symptoms
its
by
scheme
A
.
To judge
/.
z>.
5
j^*
Moisture
.
disease
Diagnosis,
sincere
;
from the atmosphere condensed by cold
bodies upon their surfaces,
Dew,
Diagnose,
(Iv-fCj .
.iLi -
IJsi
DIAPHRAGM
222
.
The
l
4-#
midrifT:
DIARIST
Diarist,
diary
One who keeps
.
^y-
:
*
,_^jj
A
n.
Diarrhoea,
-
DIPPER
223
A book in which
Dictionary,
words are alphabetically arranged and explained; a word-
a
.
:
=-*^)j;
fre-
morbidly
book
quent evacuation of the intestines ; a purging : ^.s.j - J'f~'
\Jtttoi -d-iJ
-
:
,_/~j
Dictum,
An authoritative say-
.
ing or
assertion
-
:
-
Jy>
<sJji-
lll^
Diary,
A
n.
course
?-^}5)
A
continued
disputation
;
preceptive
dis-
;^fl
:
Didder,
c lo
-
<Si.'i.U^
v.
.
Die,
/'.
.
:
A game
n.
z>.
say or
with dice
Two
a.
Dicephalous,
Dictate,
To
A
write
headed
tell
what
order
:
to
;
rule
:
-
-
(^
&{*f
Command,
injunction,
order.
Ant.
n.
Act of dictating
a school exercise
:
&!
:
-
:
H
UtxJCxJ
o.;-
#
^.'i
To
To become
Syn.
Expire, decease, perish,
depart, vanish.
A
n.
extinct
1U|
Authoritative
small cube used in
tx$"
:
- #~J'j
The
#
now put
is cast, everything
is
to hazard
ttyzb n^.^
:
Habitual
n.
food
aJ'^tTi.. >>ji.
n.
Language
manner of expression
Diction,
;
food regulated by
;
the rules of medicine - ^1;j^
victuals
'^
"
i^^/v
--
,
v.
rule
i.
*
A
national
assembly
legislative
To
eat by
0'4>
:
.
&$
:
medicinal
/.
To
be
I
\i
.'xco
unlike
""
;
^v
to
:
disagree
.
:
a stamp for impress-
;
ing coin
Differ,
a.
^;-
away, To
Sr
Dictatorial,
to
;
-
out,
u^
-lf!jjJ|,$.<J
;
To
iJ'^yc
:
live
:
:
;
Dictator, n. One who dictates ;
one invested with absolute
authority
wither
disappear
'>*
-
cease to
to
*
Diet,
Obedience,
submission,
acceptance.
Dictation,
;
,>!.>
^-T
shiver
To
gaming
an
;
i.j>Us>
Syn.
;
tiUji
A command
n.
a
To
*'.
-
:
iji^ ;<. -UyD
-
o^l**
:
expire
:
,
Dictate,
to teach
oan -/a>
:
,
A pointed instrument
Dibble,
in
used
planting
^\*>
Dice,
Fitted
a.
Didactic,
<S:
:
n.
Diatribe,
of daily
register
occurrences
:
iJ'^la.
;
Syn.
,'.;V
Ant.
style
;
:
-
C
Vary, disagree, dispute,
contend, oppose.
Agree, resemble, harmonise.
DIFFERENCE
Difference,
mainder
Disagreement}
.
dissimilarity
224
contention
;
re-
;
after subtraction
DIGRESS
Dig,
Unlike
Different,
:
-
Creating a
ference; infinitely small
^
Not
a.
Difficult,
troublesome
-
1
cJ.
:
to dissolve in
;
J;>
heat and moisture
)*+.>.
rate
tf'j^;>
<fe.,ox^
the sto-
to bear with patience
;
to think over;
:
^'/
arrange methodi-
dif-
-
\=~
'".44-
earth;
collection of laws:
To
/.
.
,
mach
a.
A
n.
^j te^sx^
cally
Differential,
up the
$
distinct
;
turn
to hollow out
;
:
Digest,
a.
To
/.
z>.
to delve
US
-
:
to
;
c
;
soften, by
to suppu-
J
- H->.i
easy; laborious;
J^s
-
:
.
jCs-t
K"
-
^^
G,J
il;
^-/
-
G^ rf
je^
Difficulty,
done
Hardness
n.
distress
;
objection
:
'x^G
perplexity
;
^.j^l^
digested
That may be
a.
Digestible,
oij
-
J>*5
|^>
:
^e
_>li.>jj
Digestion,
obstacle,
gesting
;
The
n.
act of di-
arrangement
-
:
perplexity, distress.
Diffidence, //. Want of confidence distrust
<L
^
:
;
Diffident,
Distrustful
.
confident
;
reserved
:
form
SJIK a<l
,
ous
d.
:
*
oV-f.
To pour
/.
abroad
^^V
.
;
to
vj^-^
breadth
l_X"
out
;
to
;
proclaim
f.
J>'>
:
Diffusion,
n.
dispersion:
Diffusive,
a.
}. ^0<
w_<jl
To honor:
rank
A
n.
'i"l
That spreads
^*^
5%^.-?
:
:
Dignity,
clergyman of
n.
Worthiness
tion of rank
;
eleva-
isJL.
:
o-JLi
spreading;
-
to
^^ ;;-
:
-
A
,^j'
_
:
to give distinction to
Dignitary,
Capable of being
.
a finger; any
J&! - J&1
^
jJ
/.
;
ten
-
Diffusible,
r"*'*
of a
:
copi-
;
"
The measure
number under
Dignify,
f**
Causing diges
:
Digit,
exalt
Widely spread
- *il+ .
_>
diffused
tion
Irregularity of
.
:
Diffuse,
^
a.
Digestive,
finger's
s**J
-
cH*-r
Difformity,
not
;
-
-
'ri-
-
Impediment,
Syn.
;
J*~
k=->-> -
-
,;';--
be
to
Digress, v.
to wander
To
i.
:
i
jii
y*
turn aside
-
UJ
;
'?
DIGRESSION
ex-
wander,
Deviate,
Syn.
DIMINISH
225
aside
;
a.
Dyudicate,
v.
to decide
earth
To
Syn.
mound
-
**"*.?
;
v.
~
,<^$
To go to
i.
become decayed
:
,
v.
ful
squander
.J^
;ta>i-
n.
waste
.v'j-J
v.
Jt*3
3*'*
delay or
J
thin
Making
:
^
V.
tiye ^>)>
to
-
v.
,
To make
t.
more
liquid
Thin
a.
,<>')*
To
/.
.j^'etf
tear
;
thinner
to reduce
;
weakened
;
fyr?
extension
v.
expand
:
:
-
:
&>
To
diffusely
-
:
to
;
;
-
;
to
speak
-
lj%j
taining to a deluge
backward
tu
a.
:
._
Diluvium,
A
.
deposit of
caused by a flood
earth, &c.,
:
;
.."~
Tatdy.; slow;
- i=~i
Js>$
>>i
'"
:
Per-'
a.
1
Dim,
Not
a.
obscure
DiJatOjfy,
***)
oH^.
-
Diluvial, Diluvian,
$&..->
-
:
-
$)}*-
-
Slowness
.
d'e^y
;
dilating
two Jjia
Dilatoriness,
sluggishness
'
spffead out
widen
to
of making*
-
:
^)'.-J
^f
^lif-i
t.
;
weak
.
Act of
.
Act
n.
Dilution,
to
thin or
Dilatation,
i
fo
f.
ts**
;
:
Dilate,
o.
care-
;
)\k~)&
-
:
DHacerate,
rend
v.
ti$
:
Diluent,
ol^ \>^ f J^Ruin decay;
1^5
:
Dilapidation,
Assiduous
a.
:
trifle
ruin;
down;
pull
stagey
^j
p~3i-<>]
Dilly-dally,
of
or
To
-*
Attention, iodustvy,. constancy, as&dnity, care.
Dilute,
t.
Jikf
four-.wheeled
^
:
Diligent,
determine;
ditch; a
-
:
$j> tf)?"
Dilapidate,
to
Fr.
coach
Deviating
/.
A
assi-
Industry;
-
,<*-
:
^fi*i1
-
:
:
A
n.
duity
turning
transgression
Digressive,
Dike,
A
n.
Digression,
n.
Diligence,
patiate, amplify.
JM,J;S
;
bright or distinct;
- '>***
faint
^M
:
dark, dusky,dull, imperfect.
Obscure,
Syn.
imensidn,
Bulk
n.
extent
;
;
'
Syn..^Iow,
capacity
inactive, behindhand.
Diminish,
A
reduce
Dilemma,
state
sliiggish, delaying,
:
;
choifce
n.
perplexing,
a difficult or
:
-
J~v
doubtful
,
.
^^
- _<-;.
-
pair
29
;!>**
.
/.
-
u^-Ua:
a*^
To lessen
:
''>)*
*-*-
-
;
to
W*$
Decrease, abate.
Syn.
.
-
v.
:
i.
To grow
less
t>j
;
to im-
^
-
t*^5
DIMINUTION
The
n.
Diminution,
making less
-
:
act of
-
J>^
^-ixojj
^
-
contracted
A
.
,
Small;
a.
Diminutive,
:
pressing littleness
Dimit,
v.
To
t.
}^~
J';
,-!
A
.
:
^^
hollow in
cheek or chin
v<3j$?
:
the
A
n.
moisten
loud, stunning noise:
eat
To
/.
z>.
vowels
in
union of two
one sound
^
Diploma,
ring some
A
n.
J
)'
A
.
to
',
153
-
:
-*
y
i
writing Confer-
privilege or
honour :
take dinner
Art of conduct-
.
between na-
ing negotiations
tions
dexterity in securing
;
advantages
*U'-
:
-
&L.U-
diplomacy
:
Pertaining to
a.
Diplomatic,
J^ *^*
:
1
Dreadful
a.
-
.
horrible
;
<**~
:
|
to
:
Syn.
t.
Ding,
To
t.
violence
bells
dash
^^
:
Ding-dong,
.
other liquid
U5
Diphthong,
Dire,
Dine,
:
J^
V.
J^tSjW^-U^tfjj
Din,
plunge or immerse
Diplomacy,
S^IftiS
Dimple,
To
/.
in water or
:
-
Obscurity
.
r.
Dip,
ex-
to depart:
send away
'.!-o
Dimness,
l"j#*
:
Leave
.
-
word
derivative
Dimission,
little;
- *
#>
1>
DIBECTLY
226
terrific,
Direct,
hills
^'^
^Ij
:
^'^
8^i
Dark
a.
Dingy,
v.
t.
To aim
hollow between
line;
straight
a dale
;
;
soiled
:
open:
of
,
Dingle,
A
.
shocking.
a. straight;
plain;
-
c,- c,*
:
^.iS-lojXfj
The sound
.
Dreadful, fearful, horrid,
with
guide
to
;
order
-s
scribe
point;
to
;
Uj^ &o
:
a
or drive in
to
to
super-
- Gift
- *tf
IM
Dinner,
The
.
of the day
Dint,
force
A
.
;
Act of directing ;
Direction,
aim ; command
JU5- -s^**;
.
principal meal
a feast
^
:
:
^
r
# Side
superscription
;
board of directors *-0.
:
blow
a
;
stroke
;
&)* - ^y*
power
;>)
* By of, By means of:
:
;
c-ola.
-
;
Syn.
Course, inclination, aim,
bearing.
Directly, ad. In a straight
Diocese.
?/.
a bishop
The
jurisdiction of
s
:
;<
immediately
:
line;
DIRECTOR
One who
n.
Director,
superintendent
Directory,
tions
a
;
directs
,*fcIL.
'*to;
book of
direc-
guide book
ity
vourable
Directress,
directs
A
.
Dreadful
a.
Dfreful,
.
<sJi^
Disaffection,
dislike
-
:
:
;
who
female
:
w*
* -
JJA*
.
/. To fill with disDisafYect,
content to dislike ^/ ^1;^
:
\<i
.
^-i&k
:
Unfa-
a.
Disadvantageous,
;
-
:
A
.
DISAPPEARANCE
227
-
.vx^ji
i
j>
Alienation
.
;
:
u*tU,t>
I_^XX>*
Direness,
ror
-
:
Dirge,
Dismalness
.
,^0
A
.
mournful
i. -
cc
13
set aside
:
^ ^^
<>*<
Dirk,
A kind
n.
of dagger
1^
Dirt,
-
n.
Any
filthy
Disaffirm,
-
1
;
^
Disagree,
To deny
/.
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to repudiate
;
song; a
funeral
ditty
hor-
;
P.
unsuitable
to dissent
dirty
To
/.
z>.
o.
Disagreeable,
;**
unpleasant
substance
foul
-
:
^^
%1*
3
-
a.
of opinion
^5
.
mission
;
v.
Difference
.
ks-jM
i.
to
To
.
^>^j|^
.i.. -
refuse
deny
;
jM^-O
:
per-
^J-J ^>')^\
:
;
weakness
n.
Want
of power
Disallowable,
a.
I*
:
v.
Disallowance,
To
f.
natural force
;
deprive
to disqualify
of
Disannul,
v.
/.
Disabuse,
;
f.
To
to undeceive
Disadvantage,
n.
of advantage
loss
;
k=
:
^
Deprivation
:
- iS-RJ 1
J-a>
-
jKJ)
f.
To
-
G
view
;
w.
/.
to vanish
Disappearance,
from sight
:
To
be
0^a>
n.
;
.jj
:
^U
lost to
-
:
:
>
undress
'^G,!
Disappear,
I*
ol^U
*^
Uj5 Jfcb
&.
:
'f
.
To makevoid
from
free
*
vx^
Prohibition:
n.
:
Disapparel,
v.
Improper
W<MU*
;
tfjj^*^
mistake
-
dissension:
;
L*.
Disallow,
Foul shabby ; mean
&M+S - JJj . fcO* - M^
Disability,
Disable,
be
to
Contrary
>xi~jU
:
2L-.
GjJ ,_/:>
Dirty,
;*&)
:
:
make
to
;
;
to
:
-
Disagreement,
,
l
To differ
/.
;
;
t^u
Removal
-
DISAPPOINT
v.
Disappoint,
expectation
To
t.
defeat of
<^~\y>
-
U/ ^,,U
Disappointment,
:
^
^h*'
approving
-
:
Disburse,
Act of
expend
.
dislike
;
lieve
dis-
-
:
^.
discredit
/.
To
U
to
;
Li )j
Disapprove,
to censure
-
v.
To
/.
pay out
-
Vf >J^>
:
^-^
uft-
1
;
/.
z>.
:
;
Disarrange,
of order
;
^ oh4^ )V^*
V.
To
/.
.
to unsettle
CS
^>j
put out
^
:
GJ
-
V 5^
C )*-
Act of
Disbursement,
bursing the sum spent
dis-
sion
Disc,
body
Discard,
;
-
discharge
mity
:
misery
-
:
;^
:
To
/.
to cast off
;
-
J3JL.
dismiss
to
;
tojJUJ
:
Discern,
to
;
r.
To
/.
judge
;
descry
to
;
to distinguish:
-
dis-
8j.aojJt
t3j$
Misfortune
n.
Disaster,
tf &c,>
-
'.Xa-
'$$;
:
z>.
,;*>'
To
/.
z>.
face of a celestial
a quoit
-
<i
-
^ui 4
_>*.
;o|
u^xjo ^.
#";"
:
Disassociate,
unite
The
.
Disorder; confu-
.
undress
;
:
;
see
Disarray,
a.
Discernible,
perceptible
Apparent
Discernment,
r
.
Act of
discrimination
;
;
see-
:
v.
;
-
.
v.
.A*
$>\
or
/.
:
Disbelief,
'Jj;" j$
n.
UjU
.
;
jJ
-
-^^lai-U
To
from military service
perse
disown
,'XJ1
;
*.
cala-
Act of disown-
:
/.
;
i-3M .w
-
To
Uo
denial
Disband,
t.
:
Disavowal,
ing
Unlucky
fi ^.\\
Disavow,
to (k-ny
a.
:
insight
-
mitous
;
^
:
cala-
;
ing
Disastrous,
to
ttliwi
^-~f>
deprive
le*-
^^
:
dislike;
to reject
ty-V'Vc^-'V
To
of
Disarm,
ami
To
/.
a
re-
.
z>.
:
rid of
unload
to
;
i~)^ ^^^fi
Disapproval,
To
t.
Dis-
.
~
:
v.
Disburden,
Defeat^of
^y.'-*
Disapprobation,
pleasure
l^
burden
.
-
expectation
Disbelieve,
**M
$
-
:
DISCHARGE
228
Syn.
Discrimination,
penetration, sagacity.
Discharge,
den
v.
/.
to dismiss
;
to pay a debt
let fly
:
;
;
To
disbur-
to release
to perform
;
;
to
*<-^
$j$
->>^
^;<jl
To
emit
matter
dismiss
to dis,
;^iJ
L>
y
Refusal of belief
:
^^'4 -*;'^'4
v. i.
break up
-
.
,
missal
;
to explode
:
;
performance
to
Mj-
Act of discharging;
;
;
dis-
matter
DISCIPLE
emitted
-
explosion
;
DISCORD
229
Discommode,
:
inconvenience
Disciple,
lower
A
.
:
scholar
fol-
-
^i*^
One who
n.
Disciplinarian,
a
;
^
<*>.)*
keeps good discipline: u b^!;
regulation
military
tion
--
-
:
Education; rule;
n.
Discipline,
. L--j.il" -
ui~~>)&
.
^i
,
v.
To
t.
to chastise
correc-
;
r
tiio!
U \$
*-;;"
-
<S.xJL>
annoy
Discommodity,
nience
Discompose,
range; to
Inconve-
.
trouble
;
-
To
A
z>.
*^ ^ il
-
:
break up
turb the temper
:
;
-
:
disarto
dis-
^;$ ,
j.i*.
$
^j>
to
;
put to
ui-ij)"
train; to regulate;
:
To
A
.
'o'$:n*^
Disclaim, v. /. To disown to
renounce to reject
&)'^
Disorder, unsettle, dis-
Syn.
turb, fret, vex.
ance
;
Disturb-
n.
Discomposure,
disorder
-
:
;
:
;
Disconcert,
to disturb
v.
t.
To
UM3 JJi
Syn.
claims or
One who
.
renounces
-
jj^i y
Disclose,
reveal
v.
t..i
:
tf;
- '3.5
discovery
change the colour
'Ujj
Discomfit,
vanquish
t.
To
l>,f
dj
v.
:
\zj\y0
Discomfiture,
throw
;
rout
:
llM
stain
or
13,$
-
w.
defeat
i
to separate
v.
:
t.
I3,J
Disconsolate,
;
.
To
disunite
sjmJ*
(JjS
;
IJA.
Comfortless;
sorrowful
Discontent,
dissatisfaction
-
:
^^.
.
Uneasiness
.
,^-j^^
eU5
;
^Ua.
:
to
Discontinue,
leave off
;
.
-
uJ
to cease
;
or
/.
:
4
Cessa-
.
"
tion
j
-
:
s?"
.
loj vc-jCi
*^>;
Want
uneasiness
Disconnect,
j!i
i_3jj
e
-
-
-
^Vr*
i.
&*
To
fa*.
Xi
>
Discomfort,
dis-
turb.
Discontinuance,
;b
U,J
-
-
-"u,S
unruffle,
Defeat; over-
.
:
-
,^io!
To
A
z.
^
G!jx
j^! 3
revealing;
->t~<>! -
:
Discolour,
to
Derange,
;
^ ^)ty
(oj>l^^J
15,
A
Syn.
hopeless
$
n.
;
>
-
^t>Ui
Disclosure,
b;
-
,0.
To uncover
/.
:
dis-
a dis-
;
claiming act or notice
fort;
-
Disavow, deny.
Disclaimer,
unsettle
-
\J^.ft
:
of com-
:
,
Oi^>
Discord,
n.
Disagreement ;
want of concord;
,v<*"' U
DISCORDANT
Discordant,
Inconsistent
a.
not harmonious
DISCRIMINATE
230
-
:
;
j
^
1
J^'r*
!
Discovery,
ing
.
Act of discover-
disclosure
J
dis-
thing
;
.
V
Jf 4
Syn.
*-*tt*
-
4
j
:
inoon-
Disagreeing,
opposite, con-
graous,
covered
tr*ry.
!
ignominy
Deduction of a
Discount,
sum an allowance
Want
n.
Discredit,
;
of credit
disgrace
;
4
,^1*1
:
.
:
;
,
v.
To
t.
deduct
loan
to
;
for interest
^V*
:
Syn.
trust
Discountenance,
abash
to discourage
;
to disbelieve
v.
t.
To
-
to dishearten
:
;
to dis-
:
a.
disgraceful
;
.u*)A
Discreet,
modest
a.
Disreput-
J;
-
:
-
15
depress
;
^J
Prudent; cautious;
u^t*
:
Discourage,
disgrace
To
/.
:
;
To
/.
Discreditable,
able
v.
Disrepute, dishonour^.
v.
,
the
money upon, deducting
allowance
-
.
Discrepancy,
ment ; difference
UA>
JJU
-
Disagree-
.
:
oJHil
J;
tiS Jjoj
cj^VJJ
Syn.
Dishearten,
-
dispirit,
Discrete,
depress, deject.
a. Distinct
not continuous
Discouragement,
;
separate;
:
That
.
which discourages or deters:
Discretion,
Discourse,
a sermon a
;
Conversation;
.
Discourteous,
polite; rude:
Discourtesy,
rudeness
"&>*
.
v.
:
-
'iHiljj
Incivility;
t.
To
disclose
;
discern.
*
:
Years of
Discretional,
rereal,
:
Majo-
,
Unrestrained;
a.
unlimited:
Discretionary,
;
a.
Left to dis-
unrestrained
:
^;'i^'
***'*
Discriminate,
tell,
;
management
to
\>
Syn. -Exhibit,
>'
rity
cretion
<L
:
Discover,
find out
Uncivil; un-
a.
-
f^
&
-
treatise
Prudence
.
judgment; wise
guish
;
f.
/.
To
to select from
:
^*
distin-
&
l
tf
DISCRIMINATION
Discrimination,
languishing
Act of
.
distinction
;
jxj.
dis-
i
-
jUZ-l
jj ;
ii'
;
Discrown,
a crown
v.
:
Discursion,
about
A
n.
reasoning
Discursive,
rambling
n.
Discus,
Discuss,
sift
;
v.
|
quoit
vi*^
to extricate
To
-
:
Disdain,
worthy
to
;
To
f.
scorn
Scorn
:
-
ful
;
a.
malady
:
Disembark,
shore
;
To
t.
;
to
;
:
from
erase
^
<*-'
v.
\s~
unravel;
from
>-#
:
loose,
engage.
Disesteem,
'***- '**&
txlSb
To
untwist, separate, dis-
un-
think
t.
to set free
;
teem
;
-
Disfavour,
;
Want
.
a disregard
Slight
.
of es-
^
:
discountenance
_
displea:
^f"f^>
;
&+
-
:
To change
Disfigure, v. t.
a worse form
;
n.
separate
Haughty scorn-
contemptuous
Disease,
dis-
withdraw
Unravel, unfold,
Syn.
j>p>
sure
Disdainful,
v.
list
to disengage
contempt: cwte!
;
To
t.
to
;
impediments
tolik
n.
To
f.
5
v.
Disentangle,
'ij-iajo
-iia.U-
fi*t
v.
v.
un-
7
Gj 7
&^L^
G^S
GJ
-
or
roll
to
Examination of
n.
:
G
G^S
from
free
-^$
:
Disenroll,
Examine, debate.
a question
-
Detach, release.
Syn.
te/
debate;
UJl^i.
,
^Jj"*
"
fa
:
'
Discussion,
:
Disengage,
jy>
a
to disperse
Syn.
^
:
Disencumber,
burden
To
/.
t'.
enchantment
act of
;
V^v
t.
c*UG
:
Argumentative;
:
A
disqualify
CjS J*ISG
release
a.
J1
deprive of
running
^^i
:
to
;
&KJ
To
/.
Disenchant,
To deprive of
^^T- - G ; G! ^G
desultory talk
;
v.
To take out
t.
:
:
/.
UJ
v,
j
Making a
a.
Disenable,
power
penetratiou, clearness, acuteQ ess.
Discriminative,
Disembowel,
the bowels of
:
Discernment,
Syn.
DISGORGE
231
Distemper;
^y
v.
to land
t.
>j)\+
To
;.->
?y
to
J&
illness;
-
-
to deface
:
*^>)\
f
Disfranchise,
of privileges
put on
^
'fa
|
v.
Disgorge,
-
v.
t.
To
deprive
V
:
t.
To
vomit
:
Go * To discharge
,
;
DISGRACE
1
to give
up
:
-j^-
'^;>
DISINTERESTED
232
-
$f
Dishonor,
Disgrace
miny shame ; reproach
.
>s;
igno-
;
miny
Shame;
n.
Disgrace,
dishonour
;
-
*-<!
:
^ V;
igno-
ofj
Syn.
^^
-
.
:
;
~
tfP
re-
shame,
Disgrace,
proach.
'
,
to
v.
To
i.
Dishonour, v.
shame upon
put out of favour;
dishonour
;>' <.
:
ty JJj
-
Shameful
a.
Disgraceful,
to
;
pay
^4
:
Disguise,
appearance of
to hide
- U'Jb
G'*.$:j.
Syn.
;
CJ
;
to
;?-
disfigure
e -
ful
the
^-^ w~i#
ously
GJ
aversion
-
^
4
^:X'
Dislike
.
unwillingness
;
^
jj>?
Ignomini-
-
*^.i;
:
Disgrace-
</.
Disinclination,
dissem-
hide,
^
t* -
^bw.
JjJj
:
Dishonorably,
;
|_Ki JJ - GjS JL'JAJ
Conceal,
U^ is-^
a.
shameful
;
bring
refuse to
C'^s
Dishonorable,
To change
/.
&'.
-
0*
:
To
t.
;
:
ble.
n.
Disgust,
Dislike
;
aversion;
Disincline,
dislike
Syn.
Distaste,
!
;
v.
To produce
/.
make
to
averse
:
aver-
dislike,
sion.
-, v.
To
t.
the taste
offend
;
v.
Disinfect,
Dish,
Vessel
.
food
^& V
Dishabit,
place
for serving
-
:
;
r.
/.
To
to expel
15 .
from infection
up
-
_;^>
To
cleanse
:
;j
^(^^
Disingenuous, a. Not noble ;
mean wanting in frankness ;
throw out of
:
t.
ta^KJ
;
- wlxJj
tlC
*f
Dishearten,
age
;
v.
to deject
To
t.
^+
:
Syn.
discour-
-
'j;
j"
Unfair,
de-
illiberal,
ceitful.
*^
Disinherit,
v.
t.
To
cut off
GjUJ,
Dishevil,
.
/.
hair disorderly
Dishonest,
honesty
;
To
from hereditary right
spread the
G$
si^l
:
'
a.
in
Wanting
fraudulent
:
-^^
Disinter,
di S U P
.
Dishonesty,
honesty
;
\Vant
-^ Jl*
-
t_j^3t<t
/.
tJ^S
r )^
To unbury
;
to
:
.
Disinterested,
n.
:
of
il4
indifferent
:
a.
Unselfish
)>
<L
4
^*f
-
;
4
DISJOIN
Unbiassed,
Syn.
DISOBEDIENCE
233
Impartial,
v.
Disjoin,
disunite
ty
To
f.
J&1
:
separate
-
Syn.
^
L>^
-
Unite,
join,
attach.
v.
Disjoint,
joint
To
/.
(II
jjj
j3?
Disjunction,
paration
gloomy; dark
5^-
:
-
Dreary,
Anl.
gloomy, sad, unhappy.
Radiant ;
gleaming;
bright;
Disunion
.
se-
;
Dismantle,
divest
to
;
,
JJ|
aversion
To
t.
Dismast,
/.
To
t.
To
w.
of masts
-
:
V_>>^
J
Disinclination
-
,
*
.
G^$
jy Jj*~^
terrify
;
to
:
:
Fear,
>-*)*>
- ct-ii J
Jji
Syn.
to
i&J
jCI
Loss of courage
n.
;
deprive of
;
:
strip
toJ
UJ|3
:
v.
discourage
Disk, See Disc.
Dislike,
v.
:
that disjoins
.
glow-
break down:
&>){*
Disjoining
word
clear;
W|5 jj7
Dismay,
A
lonesome,
J>a.
S^awJ*
$
S?*'^
y.
^*i
-
^ttfyc
Syn.
compose,
,^aaJ*
a.
Disjunctive,
-
;
ing.
J.J)
.
-
:
Sorrowful; dreadful;
a.
put out of
to dislocate
;
fideli-
ISjS
Disunite,
separate,
sever, detach.
Ant.
t
Dismal,
1J-?>
tijjj
G^
,
of
4 - ^-^ ^^
Sl
s *i'
:
to
;
\>
Want
n.
Disloyalty,
indifferent.
terror,
fright,
dejection.
Syn.
aver-
Disapprobation,
sion.
,
v
.
t.
To
disapprove
tuU
to
v.
3)
:
$j$
C,
1
j*
placing
;
Dismiss,
o&
a disjoining
Dislodge,
f.
a place of rest
To
:
separate
;
t>lxJ3
$
j^
send away
ti
tj
;
o^ai;
:
>-5/j-
-
Dismissal,
mission
.
U^5
Discharge
dis-
;
:
J
.$
Disloyal, a. False to allegiance faithless
^-^ -*J<>'>
:
-
^a*
:
GjS jfij
tJl;-
drive from
4
.
to reject
;
G;>
- ll>jJiJo-U
^,
To
/.
to discharge
sing
:
C,V
>/.
^-'^
Dismount,
a horse
;
iL
-
of dis:
.
Dismission.
v.
To
f.
j.i>
^-j G
-
:
!>.
','v<
GjS ojiJ
Act
n.
to
;
displace
tIJlj
ftflA'fj
Dislocation,
-
To
t.
put out of joint
'>7^4-
v.
member from member
have aversion to
Dislocate,
Dismember,
.
A
Act of dismis-
-
$
:
Disobedience,
refusal to
obey
;
^s> ;;:
^ 3>To alight from
1
.
:
4-
^
=-j?^
Neglect or
-
^'-5'^
'
4
E.-U. -30
J'
DISOBEDIENT
a.
Disobedient,
obey
;
to
Refusing
undutiful
Syn.
Decry, discredit, lower,
uuder-value.
-
:
DI3PERGE
234
J*f.
n.
Disparity,
Disobey,
v.
refuse to
likeness
To
t.
obey
Inequality
oUJ
-
:
un-
;
-
neglect or
-
:
(
^
^*fl
tiJ
-
lo'* fc
J^>T
Syn.- Transgress, violate,
in-
Dispassionate,
passion
impartial
fringe.
Obey, comply, consent.
to
Disoblige, v. t. To offend
Free from
a.
cool
;
temperate
;
*J>>aL. .
:
/j^ o
^J
,.
Ant.
;
displease
^^^
:
-
1
^;$ '-^i? ';
*f
Disorder,
Want
n.
'fce
p.
,
sion
;
To
/.
to
Syn.
* Disease
sick
;
scatter
Dispensable,
8j*l5
_
a.
-
^>l*U->;J
J
the
To
harmony of WJojy
:
a.
Disown,
v.
renounce
/.
:
To
to
dispensation
mg
n.
A
medicines
Dispense,
:
destroy
-
disavow
:
*j
^1.)
to
J^>
-
:
/.
.
;
debase
:
r-.
UJ
/.
To
^>
vilify
-
U
;
to
for
:
compound-
=/? *
To deal
a medicine
ijl<>
with,
t>.
UjfJU
fj
Dispeople,
^ ^1^
out
to administer
!y)
/.
-
w.
^/ ^'^
Disperge,
.
-
!
Ij^
To do
lb^
/.
late:
Disparage,
>!;
book
make up
deny :-^
Granting
:
l^f
^y
Ua.
:
distribute
/.
:
of Pro-
_
Subver-
sion of order or system
Disorganize,
Exemption
# Method
i=J|^
vidence
,
v.
:
Distribution
.
*
-
-J^r~
-
n.
.s
1
Vicious
Disorganization,
to
;)
are given gratis to the poor :
b 4JUL til
^
Ui/lo
Dispensatory,
Disordinate,
;
^
Capable of
a.
^i-jij
:
away
:
Dispensary, n. A place where
medicines and medical advice
kiol>
:
drive
Dispensation,
Derange, confuse.
1
To
t.
to dissipate
;
;
f*>+> f*>)Z
Disorderly, a. Lawless
v ;*- * Out of order
v.
Dispel,
being dispensed with
'
to disturb
^
-
:
Dispatch, See Despatch.
:
:
throw into confu-
derange
make
to
order
of
# Confusion
^,0!
;
.
To
^t*
without
-
ti;M
/.
to
lo
G.S <bOa.
-
J^fa.
To
;
;
;
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;
kJTf)
depopu-
0.5
^lu,
sprinkle:
DISPERSE
v.
Disperse,
To
t.
spread abroad
scatter
to
;
to distribute
;
DISPUTANT
235
:
n.
Disposal,
agement
Regulatiou
^
-
:
***&
j>
'loo' -
uj
1.5.1
Act of
n.
Dispersion,
scatter-
ing or state of being scattered:
To
Dispirit, P. /.
to dishearten
S
f.
Dispose,
discourage
Displace,
miss
z>.
^f
:
put out
disorder
to
place-;
to
adapt or
fit ;
t;
order
to
dis-
mind
ty>)
i-^l
^>
<
;
n.
displacing
The
n.
J~^
-
:
;
to re-
j
to sell
-
:
;
^;
Arrangement
inclination
:
temper of
:
o;^~
'l^l
:
v.
Dispossess,
card.
Displacement,
U^y^^XO
place
-
Disarrange, dismiss, dis-
Syn.
'
;
of
;
-
^J!
k-J.->
;^i*
gulate; to incline; to bestow
Disposition,
To
i
~
Js
ij)j"
/.
To
/.
man-
J
of possession
To
t.
put out
to deprive
;
:
act of
-
/*auJ*
fc
Disproof,
n.
Refutation:
^
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Displacency,
Displeasure
.
-
-
^-Uijli
^Ci.
f.
Display,
to exhibit
tatiously
l5
^
To
/.
;
to view
uV
-
:
G
show,
Exhibit,
Syn.
symmetry
tiB*^
/
^^
Displease, p.ATo give offence;
-
dissatisfaction
able
Disport,
ton
;
^
J^3
:
v.
f.
to divert
:
}1^1
4
Gl^
tal* -
v.
t.
prove to be
-
:
tij*
-
^^>i)
To
1^15
:
4 J^V^
y.w!
to refute
;
erase
-
To
t.
Unsuit-
a.
-
Jiol>
^/ ^)&
blot out; to
iJt^
-
^^^
;
'
To
v.
Dispunge,
-
Slight anger
:
-
Disproportionate,
false
Displeasure,
Lacking
:
Disprove,
:
a.
Disproportional,
due proportion
:
;
.
:
U^ G
spread
Display, n. An ostentatious
show an exhibition; parade
.i3n>\
of
unsuitableness
;
;
out.
to dissatisfy
Want
n.
Disproportion,
out osten-
^^
'
^-y^
spread wide
to set
;
:
play ; to wan$ JLU - Uk$S
Disputable,
Disputant,
a.
.
Controvertible
One who
putes; a reasoner:
J't^J
:
dis-
DISPUTATION
ing
controversy
;
tion
Act of disput-
n.
Disputation,
:
pute
-
>i-aa-:
'}"
to dis-
:
^)\fi
v.
Dispute,
discuss
To
t.
^?*~
debate
contend
to
;
Disrepute,
ation
;
disgrace
debate
A
n.
a
;
respect
Want
incivility
;
for
:
a
:
Act of
L
disability:
Disrobe, v
Uncivil
-
:
To
t.
.
Disqualify,
fit
to
;
asunder
.
To make
disable
:
un-
G$
-
;
^J^i^
:
of tranquillity
ness
anxiety
;
n.
-
^^
<i
-
&*]>
n.
neglect
to
n.
notice
Slight
tf
J)H 4
,
v.
To
t.
'
slight; to neglect;
pay no heed
'V
to
:
OyG t
-
a.
Dissect, v
anatomize
.
esfi
.
^^i-J
Disreputable,
J^in-'J
)*
^.
a.
/.
.
To
displease
;
.USAU
U
dislike
;
-
:
up
G^
.
^la*-!
Dissection,
ing
;
Act of
.
anatomy
Disseize,
hypocrite;
:
:
:
v.
^
To
/.
.
t.
to
;
. U?tf
to
dissect-
&/
J*^
'#*
To
play
the
disguise;
to
U vS
Aj
wX^
\J
if
.
:
4
scatter
;
^
jlJ
dispossess
- lJ
:
^f,
^;
cut
Disseminate, f A To sow
Disgraceful
**~i'-'
To
t.
:
tf
Dissemble,
Negligent
Distaste
.
Not giving
a.
to discontent:
pretend
Disrelish,
:
:
Dissatisfy,
wrongfully
-
'j*?
Disregardful,
satisfaction
;
^ -^,7 ^
r
b'i
-
:
Discon-
.
tent; disapprobation; disgust
A
Disquisition,
discussion;
an examination: SfcliU-tfa.U*
Disregard,
&y4*
JUfc.Jl
uneasi-
;
^^.
:
-
G
Disquietude,
Want
:
Act of breaking
n.
a rent
Dissatisfactory,
Disquiet,
'
undress
Dissatisfaction,
/.
:
:
Disqualification,
p.
of
rudeness
;
a.
Disrespectful,
Disruption,
disqualify ing;
-
to
;
controversy
contest
of reput-
:
n.
Disrespect,
irreverent
Dispute,
Want
//.
cxs
-
Given
a.
Disputatious,
argumenta-
;
DISSEMINATE
236
to disperse
:
-
;
^'
*fc
to
G^
DISSEMINATION
Syn.
Spread,
DISTAFF
237
dis-
diffuse,
Diffusion
n.
;
n.
Disagreement
contention
<u<)
^
-
-
:
-
1-
.
;
Disperse, scatter, dispel, spend,
dissolute living
sents
;
Jf.;
a non-conformist
U
'j-
Dissolute,
dis-
Dissenting
..
.
A
j^^
5';M*
-
separate;
$
:
-~
.
I
;
-
!y
in
morals;
& *>
Uncurbed,
lewd,
wild,
ing
J
;
#
-
JjJsw
;
Act of dissolv-
n.
Dissolution,
tion
discourse
Loose
:
rakish.
l
Dissertation,
an eassy
To
;
That may be
a.
a.
licentious
:
Syn.
a.
y~^l
-
Dissoluble,
x^
Dissentient,
/.
:
-
differ-
;
One who
.
Dispersion
^~>.)
v.
to disunite
Dissenter,
squander.
-
:
^if
Dissociate,
:
n.
Dissipation,
'"v^^.
:
.
to
Jj&
;
Disagreement
ence of opinion
;
^V^
;
Dissent, v. /. To differ in opinion to disagree to-deny
.
scatter
:
Syn.
strife
To
/.
disperse; to squander:
Dissemination,
Dissension,
r.
Dissipate,
perse.
;^^.->
death
"^
:
Destruc-
"
W
|
:
Disserve,
v.
lStj
Dissever,
to break
r.
;
dissent
To
/.
n.
^^5
:
Unlike
a.
l>
;
3
:
-
*
>
dismiss
;
^^
|
i
!
Dissonance,
Dissonant,
Dissuade,
J>ly.U
suade.
Dissyllable,
To
syllables
Dissimulation,
sembling; hypocrisy
^.)
-
^y-
:
*^-)
^fik)
-
Distaft', n.
dis-
a.
;<-
-
flax is
\
Tending
n.
-
lsI
staff
in
dis-
;
;
un-
J'l;-*^
U-&)
jl*
to dis-
*'j cM*j
A word
:
drawn
-
-
-^
A
-'*)
advise or
:
'
tS'fjl.cL*
Act of
to
M%
$
;
J*/* <d
A
(*';
u
Discordant
:
.
Dissuasive,
:
-
-
:
Discord
n.
a.
harmonious
DissimiliDissimilarity,
tude, n. Unlikeness ; want of
.
melt
to separate
exhort against
resemblance
To
'
;
i
Disagreement;
oUri) . oJii'^G
:
Dissimilar,
U2
-
L
cut in two
to divide
Dissidence,
Dissolve
t~To injure: 7r*
;*i
of two
<*-> >&.
^
from which
spinning
:
-
tf *>#
DISTRAINT
238
Distance,
n.
two objects
Space between
Distinction,
^^
crimination
remoteness:
;
*k^ * Respect
serve
-
,
Aversion
-K
s^-^
?.
To
/.
in a race
* Re-
v^'
:
* Alienation
^xa^-
:
^;;^ <^^.
Ktf)
time
Remote
a.
Distant,
reserved
;
X_V3:>.!c -
Syn.
-
!
^5\
)^
--
-^
Separate,
}.;>
in place or
separate:
;
spicuous station
JkX*>
indis-
far,
haugh-
tinct, shy, cool,
ty.
Disrelish
n.
aversion
-
:
con-
eminence
;
a.
Distinctive,
tinction
Distinctness,
perspicuity
:
Distinguish,
-
^J'^
JJ
-
tadaUj
to
J^
:
lMj^ j^>
Plainnecs;
To
^. /.
difference;
discern
-
.
^*U-
note" the
separate;
-
Oj$ ;.*?
to
dislike;
;
$
^J*>-~?.
G
.
J |^a.
a.
Distinguishable,
t>
A
Distend,
to
To
v. f.
spread apart
w
j3 :
Capable
of being distinguished
J>$
:
*
A
-
,
r.
f.
:
flow gently
-
-
;
5^
-
$)*.
-
-
A
drops;
;
to
To
writhe;
:
;
-
to
:
bend,
Act of
perversion
;
:
distort-
-
-
j ; j-
:
^'
.
Distract,
fuse
;
To
To
turn
perplex
away
n.
Distraction,
^-.l.cx
JJ - Laxi. .
;
^t}^
:
ujl^la^l
a.
Distractive,
:
Confusion
disorder
;
:
to con-
;
to render insane
perplexity
S
^y
v m;i
/-
.
distil-
-
.J'A>^J
Tending
to
tf
-
confuse
)i<^
:
*^ <-
Distinct, a. Separate; different;
clear obvious >-*. '-
ing
- l*<x?
J,.
place where
51,3.
.
O-O
U
Act of
.
spirits are distilled
^
n.
Distortion,
fy*$ *
drops
:
JK
Distillery,
!ijj
let fall in
fall in
Distillation,
ling:
/.
deform
Twist, deform,
pervert, wrest.
uyj
)*.*&2
^^'-^ Jj^
To
f.
to
;
couplet of verses:
To
r. /.
twist
:
-
-
to rectify
Distort,
^^*
~
tftji
Distil,
ill-
stretching
c;*'))^
?/.
;
^*
Syn.
ua^j
A
*.
-
UiZ)
stretch out;
:
breadth:
iJH*
to swell
;
iu'.7 -
-
Distension,
Distich,
disease
-w -
:
to
^U^|
-
oyu
Distemper, ft.
humour ,*';
:
dis-
Marking
}**
:
lax^,.;
Distaste,
dis-
;
;
&fi
:
-
c^tiT
difference
;
:
leave behind, as
:
Division
n.
Distrain,
for debt
.
Distraint}
debt
/.
To
seize
^^ J^
:
.
A
-
goods
!**
ti>$
seizure for
BISTRESS
Distress,
ing
;
Extreme
.
misfortune
suffer-
pain
;
grief;
;
the act of distraining : u^**
.
. i-xK7 - \'^\
y>
-
DIVERGE
239
Disturbance,
agitation
-
easiness
Confusion;
n.
interruption
;
un-
;
~~>
-
Jte.
:
p>y
v.
,
To
f.
debt
to seize for
UvS
'i
/
**/
to harass
;
-
Disunion,
separation
Disunite,
part
v.
Distribute,
several
among
administer
boxes
-
:
To
/.
to
;
divide
allot
to
;
to restore type in
;
- (i*>\> -
l\>i
UC^J
(j$ +~jii*
1
cJ.
>-*;;=>
buting
giving
Act of
n.
Distribution,
classification
;
-
:
-
y-w/
Disuse,
custom
-
v.
,
tion
"
:
District,
sion
;
To
/.
A
.
ground
;
To
v.
to suspect
&>)*o
To
/.
in
-
&g.i>
IS;
J^tf
thing
-
^;
To
to,
re-
U>1
*
acquiesce
IS/ )fiL
:
A poem
n.
a.
^U
:
be sung
to
-
^
:
- <s*i>
;
i^l
:
-
daytime
,
&
-
daily
;
A
n,
:
<u,.jj
*S!);;
day book
Divaricate, v.
to two
J~ -
the
to
Pertaining
*-^);;
:
To
/.
divide in-
-
:
US
-
$*
divi-
disbelieve
doubt
to
;
-
:
-
j^-A
say
to
. Sjiip -
-
to
trench cut in the
The same
:
Diurnal,
;1jJ,s
;
-U 5
:
^';^'k
province
;
i_OI
^'U*^-'^
cease to use
a moat
n.
Ditty,
"
to
;
0^
JA^
Ditto,
territorial
circuit
Distrust,
-
(C^'j;^
'])
A
n.
separate
Cessation of use to
.
:
|.V~*"
Tending
3V?"
Lf^';^
To
f.
disaccustom
expressing separa-
;
;
d-~$
J
alms-
;
!>)}.
distribute
v.
t'/ 1-^
Ditch,
distri-
*5"Sk
a.
;
:
peated
Distributive,
of union
contention
:**;^
Disperse, allot, share.
Syn.
Want
.
lo&oja"
Full of trouble;
a.
Distressful,
;
-
:
loi &i,i
'
t>
/
afflict
^Sj
tw^.;>
&a^i
Uyo
,
n.
con
Loss of credit
Dive,
suspi-
;
water
trate
a.
Distrustful,
^-
:
Disturb,
agitate.:
;
To
/.
to
.
A
Apt
-
To
.
IS;*
to distrust;
^xLiL*
-
,'!.>>
perplex
u'^^
l
;
to
^^
IS^
:
1
IS;
j;i"~-
Diverge,
&.
plunge under
go deep
~.<
:
diffident
f.
?'.
-
-
^.
S
to pene-
;
-
^
B ^;) xi*
To
***)*
'
ways from one point ; to
- ^
cede from
IS/**
:
^^ 5
tend various
re-
DIVERGENCE
Divergence,
fjon:
A
.
Several
a.
Divers,
:
Different
<?.
t
ous
^
-
-
JjiL.
n.
***** -
!
ujdTa^.
j
o/
Diversification,
heavenly
Syn.
ent
Variety
Divine,
;
To make differ.L>
& . U < Jb^xJ
;
Diversion,
spoil
n.
-
:
v.
t>.
amuse
Divest,
prive
To
/.
t>.
;
Deity
J^
parts
-
bute
;
-'-v
X**
V
;
:
\
u?-~*
-
..<
I
^
Ju JL>U
/.
Uj^*
de-
to
'Sjtfjl
^U
-
:
to share
:
sever
to
',
^*
into
distri-
,^-JiJi
^-J*Section
* Section of a pro-
:
>*
:
* Disunion ;
ii ^-U
;i
:
The
num-
contained
is
t-$lj -
:
*
find-
times one
quantity
in another
- tJHIa.1
process of
how many
ber or
;
-
iJ**'-*
-
^r***
variance
-
;'^
:
JLaS
vince
ing
To
Act of dividing
n.
* Share :*^^>
-
^^4.-;
strip
to separate
;
Capable of being
a.
J
turn aside; to
to dispossess
r.
;
:
;
(Arith.)
Divide,
>i|r7~~
theology
;
partition
To
/.
:
Divine nature
.
Division,
Ja
^^
:
foretell
T?
J
t-JJlTil -
cuj'ij
Divert,
heavenly, su-
DirTerence; varie-
.
:
-;
;
divided
ty
To
f.
Divisible,
Diversity,
^*>
.y'*
r
Turning aside
amusement
;
-
Divinity,
/.
'-*.>'
:
;
pernatural, sacred. >
*
^
-
:
^)*>
^'*-l
Godlike,
$
ijS-.'
Diversify,
excellent
;
^
%
-
God
Pertaining to
j
vari-
;
;
:
a.
Divine,
^^
-
Act of divining
.
prediction
more than
;
***
Diverse,
Divination,
receding
a going aside
;
DIVORCE
240
-
^-JS
Syn. --Compartment,
section,
share, variance, partition.
Divide,
f.
i.
To
cleave
break the friendship
different opinions
:
to
-
J-
:
;
to
be of
Divisor,
which the dividend
Divorce,
quantity to be divided
?<-* *
ditors
i
A
share paid
*
divided
.
A
to
-
or
t**
:
cre-
fi'I^
:
legal dissolution
of the marriage contract
A number
n.
is
ti*j
tjyc
Dividend,
The number by
n.
^j
-
JS&dt
,
v.
/.
band or
To
wife
separate
;
-
:
^Ilo
a hus-
to disunite
:
DIVULGE
v.
Divulge,
publish
To
t.
reveal
to
;
make known
to
;
DODECAGON
241
Dock,
:
f-
head
:
y
j^j-
Giddy
To
t.
perform
to
;
make
;
tail
:
to receive
&\&
8^;ji*
-
A
*
where crimi\*%&
:
A
n.
a
of a
basin
court
Docket,
:
goods
Dft, v.
:
in
nals stand
cb)
confused
;
place
in the
Giddiness
^>-*)^
a.
Dizzy,
n.
A
*
vessels
Dizziness,
The stump
n.
^i
label
to
tied
or digest
summary
;
an abridged entry of proceed- s^fli. *L.
ings in an action
;
:
to
accomplish
pletely
cook com-
to
;
to translate into
;
deceive
-
:
An
is-i'^V *
-
v.
To behave
f.
to suit
answer
to
;
-
:
;
r
\>
<J)l-
Doctor,
To away, To
*
L'
S
;
1>;S
#
again
I5'tt
To
;yi#
To
3
Over,
up
v$
To
To
-x-
to.5
Syn.
^.
To
#
Act,
a physician
Divinity
man
Doctress,
A
;
:
:
^13
Pertaining to or
*"
containing doctrine
^*h
j
:
(
jy*~
:
suit
(''*
female doctor
a.
Doctrinal,
Doctrine,
To
:
~
<-r?-
:
n.
What
n.
is
taught
;
tenet
;
a principle of belief;
instruction
To have
-
:
to
^^
^*'*
Document,
struction
How
you
?
?
1->I
^
J;-
perform, achieve,
make, cause.
Teachable
;
n.
n.
;
proof
Documentary,
:
written
in-
precept
;
a.
:
-^yLo
"
sr*
n.
A
twelve equal sides
E.-U.-3I
:
Pertaining
to written evidence
ready to
Teachableness
A
:
Dodecagon,
Docility,
in
title
&c., a learned
of Law,
'XJU,
jj) u '-'~
To
of
dispose
for,
^
put up
^cj.jb
are you getting on
a.
S;k
have business with
fare,
Docile,
$
;
To
-
A
;'^-
:
perform
<J
:
^jr- *
How
-
V
n.
L<
for de-
place
:
^i
u$s ;
To
* To destroy
^'>;>
out of, To cheat
To
with,
:
:
up,
'i^'
:
Ujfc us,*.^
K$ *
*=*;
to repeat
with,
i;<=.
j-^#
To
#To
i
to tie
:
&
into,
;
remove
translate:
annul
To
A
n.
positing naval stores
to fare
;
:
$
Dockyard,
,
letter
to
;
U'o
-
<*^ ^'su!
official
<~X^S
figure
:
s^'ji
of
J*
DODGE
Dodge,
v.
or
t.
denly aside
-
;
evade
to
A
n.
,
Doe,
A
Doff,
//.
v.
To
:
-
15
;
jL.
GJ
To
lead the
live
life
;
^'jrf
of
a wretched,
u,>^ ^'^ v' i;L
:
-
Cheap, ExC
ceedingly cheap
v-.,^; *
:
A
sleep,
-
-
A
.
Dole,
,
t.
To
pretended sleep
follow as a
:
dog
t:&
Dogcart,
cle for
.
A
:
tf
Doirgeral,
<aw
,-_);$
>*
-
v.
,
To
t.
-
Doleful,
sorrowful
n.
baby
A
.
vi
settled opinion
or tenet
:
Dollar,
A
.
Dolorous,
opinion
:
A
'V^
n.
Dolt,
A
^
45. 2d.
r
!
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'
n.
Uo|
; *-'
r*^
,,/
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:
Dominion
;
-
;
Ja.l
the
ter-
which the authori-
exerted
is
c^>*
:
:
heavy, stupid fellow
a blockhead
an estate
;
:
Empire, dominion, possession, estate.
Dome,
..^
b-/
of the
<.>
sea-fish
j
ty
Positiveness
-
t^
e ^- ^; J
;
-
Authoritative;
;/.
^^
s^J!
Sorrowful
a.
n.
Dolphin,
An
n.
cupola
;
arched roof or
a building
^t)-
iu
;
:
- fc* -
^5$$
*<~ uk!
:
Domestic,
Dogmatism,
.
silver coin
ritory over
tion, doctrine.
a.
- ^_$\l+i
United States equal to
Tenet, opinion, preposi-
Dogmatical,
f.i-j
melancholy
;
tyS
:
Syn.
Syn.
^
Mournful, melancholy.
A child's puppet or
Syn.
Doll,
dis-
Expressing grief
.xb
-
^.C*
l
^>;
to
;
'-i*J'-i
a.
^'>
Grief:
deal out
:
Domain,
Dog'ma,
a maxim
*
*xs=>
^j-i
out ;
-
^-J^
:
-
-
dealt
Anything
a portion ; alms
uOI
Mean, undigni-
//.
^ )i^0
:
:
one-horse vehi-
sportsmen
trifle
.
sterling
T.
magis-
small piece of Dutch
a
;
tribute
To
life
assert
teach
'o
.
s,
^'^*
;^-
To
nn'siTuble
-
to the
v'
:
-
^y
Is
1
to ruin
,
&5
;
To
i.
*5
:
terially
money
domestic animal
To go
-
positively
to
Doit,
:
to strip:
- '-J.S
;;i
v.
:
J^
-
f*
put off;
an andiron
go
^?.^
Dogmatize,
uiil^a.
A
//.
-
<**>
dexterous device
'J;J
Dog,
-^
:
female deer
t.
sud-
start
f J ; "- Jl?
vc)'>
a
To
/'.
DOMESTIC
242
a.
-
-
iy^*
o
- .yxxJ
^^
Pertaining to the
house or home
;
not wild
:
DORMOUSE
243
Domestic,
A house-servant
n.
Donkey,
:
An
n.
stupid fellow
Domesticate,
domestic
v.
-
:
b'lo J.\\>
Donor,
Domicile, w. A permanent resi- ^<dence ; an abode
Doodle,
--
Doom,
:
#.
To
/.
residence
a fixed
establish
$>
-
:
JiL...
dJC,
Predominant;
a.
-
:
1
tfl;
I;;-
'-/
-
B),
n.
w^c!^
:
sen-
to des-
;
- lijii
jjj
K
|^a.
unhappy
;
!y
sentence;
Judicial
condemnation
v^*
-
simple fellow
condemn
a
gives;
^&
To pronounce
t.
^->
:
,
ruling
v.
-
:
A
ti.
tence; to
tine
Dominant,
a
;
f*
One who
.
benefactor
,
-
To make
t.
tame
to
;
mule
ass or
:
fate;
;!iJ*S|
Dominate,
v.
prevail over
To
/.
to
Doomsday,
Domination,
;
;
:
/U
nating
govern
.
Gv>
-
judgment
Act of domi-
government
;
cutioner
insolence
v.
:
Dominion,
To
t.
$}$
n.
^.<a.
^
J"
To
t.
territory:
Donation,
Done,
*
n.
put on
A gift
//. of do
}
*
-
To have
s,
a present:
with,
to
or
\$
have
ing
;
.
n.
jyU*.
^^
-
:
Quiescence;
"^^b
v';^
:
Dormant,
completed l^ ^ - U<^. yD-xup, Exhausted ^<- - ; a K^V
^
&
* In or with-
L^V,
Dormancy,
sleep
-
lie
within the house
)*>\
;
To
*
o>
8;' ;;
-
v->;
Ui^j
bK-: - bio
:
:
in
:
&V*.
be at one's , to be im*-o _
putable to one
U ; t Jjts _ * Next
to, Near
to
v.
-
The
:
Don,
j^
public exe-
:
.
J)#
Jia
Sovereign autho-
government;
rity;
yi^sx
of
entrance of a
Door,
house or room ; the portal
with
rule
ir
The
.
-
:
n.
Domineer,
t=--^' }^;
:
Doomster,
tyranny:
The day
n.
-
*J^s,'
a.
Quiescent; sleepconcealed
!;
^
:
:
:
*
brown,
fooled
Dormitory,
!
be-
Completely
U bio >- j? ; o
A
.
ing apartment
large
-
:
sleep-
;S
:
:
Donee,
is made
One
.
:
-
to
whom
j**A*
-
iJ!
a
gift
^,,-
i
Dormouse,
animal
:
:
l-
;
.
^
A
^
r
small rodent
-5
<
^
-ty
DORSAL
Dorsal,
back
a.
^^>
:
-
A
n.
Dose,
.
Double-dealer,
**".}
trickish-person
quantity of
c'"*-. -
:
To
/.
?.
.
J^*"*
certain
medicine
the
to
Relating
-
DOVECOT
244
give in doses
A
.
-
small point or stop
._vo -
r.
To mark
t.
&ki
Imbecility of mind;
.
excessive fondness
-
-
:
:
is
One whose
n.
ft
-*I;1
*>ff
tion
A
marriage
an endowment
;
Dote,
n.
-
:
t-Wj
To
i.
suspect
Double,
fold
,
a.
of a sort
li^<s -
:
z
kept low
^^^ 1yz> US JS
Two
1
Uncertain
a.
Doubtful,
;
:
Jii
1>V
upon
};$?
-
(
J;$
guous; suspicious
Doubtless,
,
A
A
trick
counterpart
:
;
Without doubt;
a.
**~Hj
:
Douceur,
present
;
-
JjJ
O.i
anJ'^J'i
Not
.
C|
|^tt)
-
-
$}*
*.
To
/.
;i^
.
;
U-.
plunge sudden-
ly into water; to dip
A
UL.
quite baked
tt>
Douse,
:
^i.SU
:
Dove,
^tf-
small
paste:
-
-^a.
*>;**1^
:
Doughy,
soft
-^it>
Brave; valiant;
o.
Doughty,
-
,.l*Jl
Unbaked
n.
strong
-
A
.
(dii-siir),
-
a conciliating bribe
Glfi
n.
ambi-
;
:
two-
twice as
around or by ;
great to pass
to fold one part
other
;
To make
/.
.
hesi-
- lj>s
Hesitation; distrust:
n.
tree
:
to
>-<-
to
;
G$ J-i"
Ci>jij
by cutting
^3*
;
^
-
y*-
:
:
Dough,
A
^^^
distrust
mind
the
by age ; to be excessively or foolishly fond :
n.
5 -
por-
impaired
Dottard,
:
/, ;
3 -
I
kind of pigeon:
:
Double-dealing,
.
;
*? - 1;^-
-
To
t.
unquestionable
To have
/.
7'.
^^;i
intellect
impaired by age:;o
Dotation,
v.
tate
,
Dotard,
-
;^-
o
Pertaining to dower
a.
-
j;J-
^r
disbelieve
,
Dotal,
:
:
v.
Vli^Jli
Deceitful:
a.
pair or couple
:
Doubt,
.5^^
-
_jlC
Twice the quanti-
^.
Doubly,
with dots
A
.
a waist-coat
:
ty
Dotage,
-
V^J"*
Doublet,
Dot,
;^'*^
(MfS*M
:
-
-
Double-minded,
ty
;'.>*,
A deceitful,
.
:
Trickery
:
Dovecot,
ons
:
n.
A
<kti.
shed
yVS
-
for pigetj>,i
-
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DOVETAIL
Dovetail,
a dove's
A
.
tail
Dowager,
jointure
joint in form of
spread
A
.
^>
:
-
J>^-
widow with a
:
s^.'
>
ks
tki
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An awkward, illwoman - ^;j &J~<i
Dowdy,
.
dressed
DRAFT
245
:
Downpour,
A
n.
of rain
fall
Downright,
-
;
artless
u A'-
:
Downtrodden,
under the
-
feet
1L^
direct
;
Trodden
^b^
-
a^.S
Ua>
y
**
v
i,
Dwer,
the
n.
wife
band
gift
The property which
a
;
^
:
;
widow's
"~! -
hus-
to her
brings
jointure
-
Ji2&>
-
j^
;
;
>Ji^
-
'J^~
a.
:
te>^
;
Plain
a.
heavy
very
&^^-
:
Downward-wards,
s
From
</.
a higher place to a lower place
in a descending course:
up.
jyBA
Down,
der hair
u^
1
:
V.
open plain
large
A
fi>*
i?.
^^.- j^-j
:
Downcast; dejected
a.
,
Soft feathers or ten-
.
Ijj
Downy,
soft
A
.
on the ground;
in a
low
;
:
o
-
^J
-
via
,
;
-
,
-
r.
in the
:
y
^
u^
mouth, Dejected
,^-bj!
Downcast,
dejected:
^b ^-;-
Downfall,
ward
;
ruin
-
A
.
:
-
falling
-
JviJ
:
x-
ed
;
o.
discouraged:
:
&;l>
Drab,
n.
,
"
^;^
'^^j'
-
thirteen
;
&*)*
s^J
:
Drowsiness
A woman
.
be
to
;
of twelve
set
-
Baker's
:
/j
of vile cha-
;
racter
a strumpet
;
uj^'r*
down-
:
-
Li ^
V.;"j
Thick, gray woollen cloth
5
:
-
)'*
,
Downhearted,
A
.
Doziness,
-
*$Cj!
slumber
:
;JSi
down
Bent
o.
-
*
-
&J cs^^
^-^.J
5
;>
J^>
sleep; slum-
light
To
/.
drowsy
J>
of
hymn
^1
tsa*-
:
twice six
:
:
ota.Lu
A
n.
Dozen,
High and low
# Here and there
short
God:
praise to
ber
from a higher to a lower
place ; towards the mouth of
a rver
A
n.
state:
Along a descent
prep.
^v^;
^!ii
wife's portion
$F
Doze,
,
down;
-
:
Below the horizon
ad.
of
fjJU
Dowry,
Doxology,
,
Made
a.
:
Low-spiritc^:^**
a.
Of a dun colour
Draft,
a
bill
Sketch
.
An order for
of exchange
*^
*
Pull
^I
money;
^
:
:
:
:
'>>
*
r^
*
DRAFT
Medical potion
-
-
J;
:
<
';;
i
Drama,
-
^JJU
Draft,
to
v.
To draw
t.
compose and
tach
outline of
write
-
^*>
:
8.ij~~
v.
Drag",
//.See
Uaaix^J
&iJ
luJ
1JO.
to pull
;
with difficulty
A
n.
* A hook
to pass
;
Dramatic,
drama
:
^'^
:
f.
Drape,
To
/.
with drapery
A
n.
Dragoman,
(*ia>,
A monstrous
_.">'_
:
A
n.
:
A
.
/.
A
Drainage,
;
;V ^'^
n.
;
(
:
;'iJ
*~^
:
:
To draw
;
outline
exhaust
water-course
A
*JjJ
Draw,
To
t.
to
;
j.
^ ji*.
One who
n.
writings
v.
&jij
,
or
designs
pull along
unsheathe
;
:
to
;
to in-
to extract
;
;
to suck
-
write
deduce
to
to
;
;
:
;
To
:
:
*
^j-
The male
J
-
',t
Draughtsman,
;
:
drawing off; a
:
K
:
once
a sketch or
;
&$'.. -
move
.
air
at
off gradu-
to
;
act of draw-
jG
y^
.
The
n.
a current of
hale
system of drains
Drake,
stuffs
Powerful
a.
draws
-
cavalry soldier
to filter
n.
duck
'a^i
species of
ct-i.^
.
^jxS
dl^'^i...
quality drawn
attract
;
S
;
cloth-merchant
wing-
J^^
fierce, violent person:
Drain,
,
to
guide
:
Dragon-tree,
ally
ing
A
n.
ed serpent
'=>
Oi
_jG*G
cover or adorn
'J
:
woollen
;
Draught,
to'-.
^'-
of
writer
&
/.
?;.
Dragoon,
a
^
-
Occupation of a
n.
:
palm
^
^<-
A
n.
>_iLa-.
Drastic,
*A
:
&K
-
n.
-
:
To draw on
or
mud - &}yft
damp ground
Dragon,
:
to
Pertaining
.
Dramatist,
Drapery,
Ijtfl
foreigners
poem
\~
:
Draggle,
a
;
ji*J-
draper
car
a theatric-
;
if-if & ^-;V
of net
A
plain
a.
:
Draper,
'^
:
kind
_J *
!s
by
along
A
n.
entertainment
plays
main force
,
Draughts-
To draw
t.
al
;
to de-
;
j>
Draftsman,
man.
DRAW
246
tf
-
of
LU
-
jj^>
withdraw
To
forth,
the
UJUo )t!
^ifc
_NO
\>^
$)*>
-
To
retreat
To
elicit
'J'>
:
-
;
to
=-
out
take
# To arrange
^
re-
^ &>
:
To- back, To
:
To
aside,
one side
to
:
*
:
^-**
DRAWBACK
To
in,
approach
To
Off,
divert
:
extract
To
#
*
5
?*i
A
neither
;?';:
s5-'')',s
gers
To
,
be
:
-x-
at
enmity
^
:
S
:
in regular
arrange
order
csV * To up,
pose in one form
up To
To
full
1
Drawback,
on goods
'^/
height
V
!)*>
or hindrance
-
-
:
;&>
-
u***
^>'"s*
1
n.
Drawbridge,
t.o
draw up
Drawer,
sliding
n.
,
'-S;
-
tf1
ti*^S
;
^
!,
Delineation
presentation
-
:
UC
re-
;
- ii.i'5
A
room
for the
reception of
V
Drawl,
r.
V
-
s
-
i-'/
/.
,
To
:
1
utter
Uij> ;
$Ua.
21
slowly
-
Fearless
a.
dar-
;
-
U'j
sleep
-
,*Cj
To
/.
z>.
-
-
;
^-'^
Dismal
-
J-l~
Dreariness,
U^Cj^
:
^1!-^
'3^S
<7.
^-
imagine during
to idle
;
vision
sleeping
:
JM
k^>';=-
;
-
<->\y*.
%
'^^j^
^*^
gloomy
:
.JtliyJ. -uiliJyD
Gloominess
.
:
&F
a.
Dreary,
Mournful
;
dismal
:
Syn. ^-Gloomy, cheerless, dis-
company
^^)5 ' -
Jt
:
- i_iO is-iff-tS
A
&$'.
n.
terrible
;
:
o ;i
8ij
;
Awful
A
.
idle fancy
>2^*
Drawing room,
great fear
C t
-
:
Drear,
:
:
&^.o
-
ing.
Dreadless,
a
;
:
Fearly, terrible, shock-
Syn.
Jj K elsu
One who draws
.
a.
3
!^*.
terror
;
<J^.
in
!_5Uii
A bridge made
}! ;
Drawing,
Dreadful,
Dream,
-
imperfection.
:
box
*'.
.
;
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&)$*
Syn.- Disadvantage, detriment,
deficiencj
To be
1
!J
)M
;$
a discouragement
;
z
,
:
Duty refunded
.
-
-
is-ic
-
cart horse
Great fear
.
:
;l.v
one's self
to
rise
:
Dread,
A
n.
:
,
for
^v
^^
:
-
:
^" ; - #
low cart
Dray-horse,
awe
To com-
^;-
1^5
--
:
burdens
:
s^~'i
heavy
tl$S)
A
n.
Dray,
in
wins
be at dag-
:
tf
:
^y
:
battle
party
To
*
s
l
pulled
Equal
battle,
which
:
draw,
of
/>/>.
A
*
on,
To advance ^j> # To demand payment by bill ^j^* 1
J To cause to descend
5;? Jjlj * To draw information from
'V ^'
fj'*-*
x-To out, To pump out; to
extract
ty ty - ; ;!?! * To
l!
')*
To
#
WKS * To
:
^
Drawn.
'V ^.>~
:
"M <-&')>
:
''.-
M-^
-
entice
# To contract
To
DREDGE
247
:
Olid
mal, dark.
Dredge,
-
-::
,
v.
t.
An
To
oyster-net
catch
with a dredge
:
or
ty*
:
gather
^
J'a.
DREGS
Dregs,
;/.
liquors
Sediment
//.
lees
;
refuse
;
^
^&.~
Sediment,
of
k-i"
-
:
-
Syn.
DRIVE
248
A
Drill, n.
pointed instrument
for boring holes
tary exercise
ly
Drill-master,
To
v. a.
wet thorough-
Gj#
:
Syn.
UjS^j
Saturate,
soak,
imbibe, wee.
Dress,
v.
adorn
;
trim
to
;
To
t.
cook
to
;
wound
to adjust
;
cses
I/
'.o
',
to
sowing grain
Drink,
:
Attire, apparel, clothe,
array, deck.
;
food
One who
n.
.u^y-x-A table
;
is
prepared
Dressmaker,
ladies' dresses
Drey,
A
".
A
?/.
k';A
>
To
/.
.
.
u<."
-
\)fr
;
Driblet,
fall in
-
'i~
A
-
);io
-
"
5
^sb*
^^
:
Xjo
direction
;
drops
down, To
:
l'->'^
Sj!c?
Sj.-j
is
swallow
;
'
/.
.
To
;
ten-
;
meanings
:
drive into heaps:
U.S
Drill,
to
r.
t.
bore
To
:
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pierce with a
f
S
;
^' ;r
train soldiers:
.
^<
-
.J^>
drill;
W- * To
Af
'^.J
,.*
U$? *
:
^
:
To
U.V
To
-r-
o>
To
^"^ *
finish a draught:
To
*
fall
in
^
drops
j
:
a
like
Ux.>
Drip,
To
deep,
drink copiously
To
r. /.
while
liquor to excess
^jfcx.
fish,
to,
l^
To
*
in
indulge
^
Uo
:
off,
^
will
good
drinking
:
d>yis
:
IK.5
Drive,
/.
.
to impel
;
To push
force
to
guide or go in
Utf-, J]
Drift,
:
:
To
^
L,
driven
sand
imbibe
- tixj
:
;
:
S^LJ S;bS
-
a pile of snow or
dency
to
;
^,j> c*
* To reduce
i'
sum
That which
.
U ;$
-
U
^j>
swallow liquors;
thirst
very small drop;
a small quantity or
Drift,
To
/.
quench
'for
plough
Jfc
signify
:
U^S X
Dribble,
y.
A
>*V
squirrel's nest
-
n.
:
^i^,
dresses
maker of
:
exer-
To in,
To absorb U;$ v^ * To
S
up, To consume
^^
To to the health of, To
on which
&J'^
:
trainer in
:
IL-j^
Dresser,
A
gymnastic
Drill-plough,
to
Syn.
.
or
military
steep,
clothe
cover a
to
Mili-
grounds,
lees,
feculence.
Drench,
*
U>>
:
<~J^>
:
To
about,
lifcooyDJ
WJ
y
-
To
forward
into
;
;
to
a carriage
:
Uj
hunt about:
# To take excursions
:
To
at, To tend
towards ^/ *>'}! * To mean
uj ; ^iL.-* To away, To
^
:
:
DRIVE
WIG*.
:
expel
To
*
To scatter L'U^.
To impel ^1
in, To force in
:
To
*
:
forth,
*%" *
DROWSY
219
:
U~ ; V>
Drop,
Drive, n. A carriage excursion;
a road prepared for driving
u
Drivel,
/.
z>.
weak or
^
To
-
slaver
foolish
^
^
tf )',-
be
to
;
-M3Ux" J! ;
j 5
:
to
^.
To
/.
:
*
gently
;
c^
J",
small drops
fall in
^
!
-
rain
:
To
u*
down
Gfcl
*
:
Droll,
;
jester ;a farce
lc
Droplet,
A
.
Ludicrous
.
Drollery,
;i-."
Dromedary,
one hunch
Drone,
.
A
honey bee
t~
dropsy
;
male
a sluggard
refuse
;
to
,
To
i.
hum
live in
-
:
K)\'^
^Jo-il*
u~t*
:
idleness
pine away
;
to
;
be dispirited
(drout),
Drove,
//.
a small
A
to
quantity
X)l=i'
;
-
Jj.^
Want
thirst
of
^.<
:
-*-/-
of animals
3.^ & u ^^(^.
:
v.
To overwhelm
t.
in
over-
to
power
Drowse,
soundly
^"*
6!
:
^.
;
to
-
To
^.
U/
.
JJJP
slumber
:
Gj>3
un-
sleep
^^Vf
:
globule of moisture;
:
tJCj
.
A number
.
Drowsiness,
Drop,
of metals;
-
;
,e^*
To hang down
i.
''.
,J! ; <*ftfo
:
water; to overflow;
Ut^XX^J
Droop,
^ ; jJ^L.
four-wheeled
/^ -/-
the
of
U L*
with
jj*-^.!
^'^
:
dryness
Drown,
v,
...tJ
-
:
The scum
.
driven
-
A
.
;
Drought,
rain
^.'jj
Drowsy,
dull
E.-U.-32
:
:
collection of
Jli-
camel with
:
;
:
:
-
jji-JL.-
A
.
Dross,
rust
-
i=-J!.i;>
drop
Diseased
:
Russian carriage
[
idle
;
ii'j -
The
-/.
-
ui-
:
:
Buffoonery
/?.
'
jokes
odd
;
drops
:
little
a.
Dropsical,
;^
(>]jS
:
be intoxicated
Drosky
,
in
accidentally
water in the body
A
-
U),*.
To through JU^tf
To take a too much,
Dropsy,
.
:
To down, To
l-U
/ * To
*
To come
;**
fall
fall
fall
To
:
j*^l
:
drives
^
,,<>
Drizzle,
idiot
One who
n.
Driver,
An
n.
Driveller,
-
To let
t.
i.
-
;^
falling
:
in,
i;
b
i_Jy>jj.)
t-'^S,
v.
v.
,
:
K <dV
;<*
* Act of
.i
x
Earings
:
a.
~i
n.
Sleepiness
Inclined to doze
-
8i,M
;
v'j^
Drub,
r.
To
/.
to thrush
beat heartily
A
Drubbing,
thrashing
^
J
~
a
^
-
'
;
;*>
beating;
-j
:
-
"^
-
'>V
:
DUC1
250
DRUB
;
u
Dry,
v.
ture
Drudge,
r.
To work
t.
mean
labour in
hard
offices
To
t.
;
from mois-
free
to drain
;
to exhaust
Want
Dryness,
quiet humour
tf\&)
of moisture;
.
J'-
^^
~
:
Drudgery,
Mean
.
hard work
^'^"
:
1
labour
*- i> -
Dual,
;
'
o.
:
&&*'
are spoken of
Dub,
s
administer drugs:
One who
"
Druggist,
v.
To
t.
v
toi
Dubious,
deals
tain
;
confer a
.^
-
**^
U;U
title
^;^
not clear
:
to
;
v
^*
:
Doubtful
a.
things
*&"'
:
a sword
strike with
^--,5
To
/.
or
when two persons
:
.
';ys* (Gram.)
is used
js"-
That number which
^
r
-
num-
the
Expressing
ber two
\f**
-y
Drug, n. A medicine:
or
sale
* An ailicle of slow
market
no demand in the
*-- 'i,,. cO -/t'o
_
:
to
;
^
:
^ Wet-nurse
^XJD
c
-
118 --
^;
$
uncer-
;
-
*xI^-
"
in
drugs
,
}
An
n.
litary
ear
:
v
SyB< _Doubting,
instrument of mimusic; the barrel of the
Drum,
To
i.
,
Dubitable, a. Very uncertain J
:
open to doubt ; doubtful $*
'
*-'
/v
beat a
drum
:
.jyCA-
Drumble,
v.
be sluggish
To drone;
i.
&-*"
:
Drunkard,
'
Ducal,
to
'^
.
inebriation
.
The
n.
thirsty
:
V,,.jt-
*-fc
only
^
-
*
:
territory
JvV-*
slu
b
^r- 5
of a
'^5
A
Duck,
waterfowl
:
-
^r
;
-cii
Duckling,
A young
cluck
u>
Duct,
<-''
..
A
tube
:
a channel
fj
'
nurse, Opposed
to wet-nurse:
:
'
^-lodgings
accommodation
Sleeping
''''
:
;/duke
m*w*x)
:
sarcastic
T
tf
Intoxication;
Free from moisture
-
r^ ^
duke:
Drunkenness,
*jli-
wife of a duke:
:;'>j'r
Duchy,
.
-
Pertaining to a
Duchess, >-The
One
.
to excessive drinking
Dry, a
uncertain, un-
settled.
passage
,
.
,..-
;
-
a
J
J
DUCTILE
Flexible
a.
Ductile,
-
-
docile
:
easily led;
;
-
i&*
)>
DUN
251
>-<=>
stupid
Ductility,
docil-
;
Dudgeon,
ment
n.
Anger
malice
;
;
discord
;
-
Owed
a.
paid
fit
',
,$&i-
Jt-apj)
-
proper to be
;
owing
;
:
-
^Ijlj
^jlsjUJ
Due,
resent-
to:
right
;
J 'j)
J
colour
A
n.
Duel,
:
^j^^
,.'>
//.
brisk
A
gularly
^
c
,^
A
.
musical composition
two performers
for
Dug,
The pap
n.
beast
Duke,
;<-?
:
u'^-v
One
Dumb,
mute
*
o"
of the highest
order of nobility in England
Mute,
Syn.
weak-
;
dimness
;
properly
;
o
-
:
re-
;
^ tf
^LiU
-
a
;
J*^l
jff*
^
^ ^\y
silent
;
-
s
JL
;i
i^LuA.
Deprived of speech
.
or nipple of a
:
n.
\3\)
?
Stupidity
o'
Duet,
J-I-
;1;^
Stupidly:
:
intel-
stupid person
ad. Fitly
Duly,
>*
:
:
.
*
^>>
u^ -^market,
;
Dulness,
combat between
two persons
_
:
Market not
&
:
-
-'
to
;
blunt
color, Light
-jf
)i- sj^>
:
ness of intellect
;
dull
brained, Of stupid
lects
- jo>
Jj*aJ
^ J*
-
<i
Dullard,
blockhead
to
make
to
n.
That which belongs
custom ;
;/.
,
-
To make
;
Dully,
one
understanding;
-.-
t.
stupify
^;>
of
:
v.
,
n. Flexibility
Slow
a.
Dull,
Dumb-bells,
-&)*
:
-
-
;
^/
silent, speechless.
Two
n.
spheres of
connected by a bar for
swinging in the hands
;jiron,
:
:
Dukedom,
title
of a
Dulcet,
Possession
?/.
duke
:
Dulcify,
set free
j'j!
v.
mind
,_Ai-
To
t.
-
n.
A
instrument
:
;
^
:
or
-
Dumbness,
^ o
speak
taste,
Dump,
:
harmo-
sweeten
from acidity
Dulcimer,
al
1^
Sweet to the
a.
the ear or the
nious
*>*
:
^j>i~
;
to
^?.^
kind of music'"
ol
sadness
Dun,
a.
Inability
.
muteness
;
Sorrow
.
;
Of a dark
colour
^
:
A
;
pat-
and black
-
;>!
<s.;jJ
K
.
cj.->^/
melancholy ;
Ja- - J>
taking of brown
,
to
.-tel -
:
obscure
-
:
-
;
-^*~
jGj
dark colour: t-; ^'*-
# A clamorous, troublesome
creditor
:
<*"~~
'
<^*"*
DUN
Dun,
v.
To
t.
DWELL
252
urge for a debt
During,
:
continuing
A dullard
n.
Dunce,
A
.
low
;
a sea coast
Dung,
:
The
>/.
animal
colour
A
n.
-
:
A
n.
-
^-^
-
*
:
a gull
To
f.
fold
An
script
exact copy
To double
a copy of
Duplicity,
ceit
.
ent
:
^'>j
"-*
make
)-
de-
;
1,5^;
payment of a duty
j*
to
guile,
n.
Isicttiv
M _,
il >
i
I
I
*
obedience
nent
*^*&*
*
Durable,
a.
*
*
15 y
,
Lasting
kj^"
:
of
J
\N-.. .,
perma-
;
-
;')*-'
:
^
ship
:
n.
;
-
Constraint
M
5
-
due from one
is
;
military service
;
;
tax or customs
:
~-* i-
^; -;V "?
fr~>
Dwarfish,
size
little
;
person below
^
:
hard-
*-i-
the
- **&*'
a.
-
^?>
;
Below the usual
low
>*
tfl* -
l&i"
loxo-
jJilj
:
r
Dwell,
in
;
A
n.
usual size
i.
To
inhabit
mind upon
speaking
v.5 <- *
?
long
u.$
fl.
:
;
to
to live
;
reside
a place; to
the
Duress,
Jj-aaa- Ji^
:
y^
-
-
-
1
^j*? *}
^
Continuance
Duration,
length of time
v
Dwarf,
The power
,^~' J
*
What
n.
another
deceit,
Dissimulation,
Durability,
Obedi-
.
Subject to the
a.
Dutiable,
-
Syn.
;
:
-
:
respectful
;
Duty,
Doubleness
-
Duteous, Dutiful,
^
js^-
brush dust from
reduce to powder
jj"-
to
;
To
v, a.
,
to
a tran-
;
-
Ul*>
:
-;
two-
;
iJ*J t.
:
JDi
- UJ!5
^
&>&
^)-
-
:
r.
,
l
Sii *~
^-^
:
-i^.*
-
l;j^
-
Double
^)->
:
;/.
,
deceive
a.
Duplicate,
^
-
^-
in one's eyes,
mislead or to blind one
To
(t>i
easily cheated
;-^?#
:
v.
,
One
Fine sand:
n.
To throw
o/^j
-
:
;
Dust,
:
5^3
Dupe,
of
:
a.
tf j
accu-
heap or
mulation of dung
n.
darkness
;
Tending to dark>& - flc^jft.i
gloomy
Dusky,
-
>i*
close prison
(jo'i. jk>.?
Dunghill,
dark-
to
Tendency
twilight
;
ness
Dungeon,
-
excrement of an
manure
:
^
i)V *ty ^
n.
ness
of sand on
hill
^ ^
-
:
a block-
Dusk,
Dune,
In the time of;
/r<r/.
;
to fix
continue
-
-
ta>;
U~>
Toon or upon
DWELLING
a subject, To take a long
time with
it
it
ponder over
to
;
EAR
253
Dynamics,
tion
Dwelling',
Habitation
.
of residence
;
abode
place
;
,_'>
:
substance
Habitation, abode, residence, domicile, home.
Dwindle,
v.
less
grow
to
;
To
i.
shrink
away
fall
to
;
^~
-
:
r.
-,
To
t.
tinge
;
to colour
Colouring liquor
Dyeing,
The
.
:
--';
Dying, //. Expiring
Dysentry,
bowels
One who
n.
A
w.
-*'>)
^)t~
-
:
$y
l,a
colours cloth
:
Eager,
ly
:
-<;'';
(Preps,
desirous
':!:"
-
;
^ a""*
V.'
for, in)
-
J ^^
3);'
Ardent desire;
impetuosity
j;i
Eagerness,
avidity
;
n.
:
-
^.J
Eagle,
A
^"
'
1
Earnest, zealous, ardent
forward, fervent.
Syn.
x-
3^
Keen-
impetuous; sharp:
f$',~
n.
A
disorder of the
-
J^*-*
v "V
^^
Dyspepsia,
of digestion
.
indi-
;
^i
:
or
with
Afflicted
o.
pertaining
to
dyspepsia
:
UJ
bird of prey
military standard
:
.
,j 3
:
*.
Dyspnoea,
breathing
^^ ^
:
-
J
i^*-** 'Jf.V^
;-*
in
Difficulty
.
of
Difficulty
i
dis-
charging the urine, attended
with pain and heat - J^'LT^
:
a. Either of two ; every
one of any number, taken se-
.
succes-
J-^ k ci'j^^-
JU~1
x
\
Dyspeptic,
:
Each,
parately
f
race or
:
:
Dysury,
Dyer,
^ ^> J^>\
of colour-
art
,_<;?.;
\]J
A
n.
Difficulty
-
ing cloth
&
:
hue
;
explosive
sion of rulers
gestion
n.
An
* Jh
Dyspepsy,
Dye,
n.
5 >>)>
Dynasty,
Syn.
:
(k
^;=>*
f'-=*I
Dynamite,
:
Science of mo-
.
:
|
v^c
^ji
Eaglet,
A young
n.
eagle
:
n. The organ of hearing
J& * Sense of hearing ciy
Ear,
:
:
JJU.L.
# Attention
* Of corn
:
^UfDA-J^jS
:
^(i-ts,^
attention
All
:
^bii- *
To
^
*
debt)
give
,
:
^^
set by the
To cause to quarrel
Over head and s,
(in
All,
;;!
:
;
listen
:
*
Deeply,
^b^o b K ~ *
To
s,
%y
^I~
wax, The cerumen: J^
To
%
c
.
EARCAP
Earcap,
A
.
Earlock,
lock of hair
curling over the ear
v.
Ear,
To plough
t.
^\
:
or
till
Earthen,
clay
:
Earl,
L^iJ
Earldom,
The
n.
jurisdiction
or dignity of an earl
b
U")
Earliness,
being early
^^ ^^
-
Earthquake,
<>_
of
state
-
:
^K-
timely
;
Soon
-
:
Earthy,
^>)
J^u
}\
^S^V-tf.^good sea-
v.
for a special
t.
/.
set
purpose
\J\)$=f &4>;
To
to acquire
l$?)
:
kJaaxk
$3
-
U$$j
-
Syn.
;/.
,
Ardent
a.
;
lously
win,
ad.
;
pledge
Earnestness,
eagerness
n.
-
:
s?^
^L.
^f
-
et^lj
^T
- is-*lJ
i^ri^*!
^
-
-
Ease,
v.
/.
To
to assuage
tranquil-
uneasiness,
from pain
free
to mitigate
Easel,
A
.
- loii
:
;
J^>\~\
-
toA
wooden frame
to
^'JC-J
support pictures while being
:
.
That which gives
ease; convenience:
~
<*&>*
<~
;
UvJ
Easement,
:
jyk
Seriousness
J,&
repose,
:
Eagerly; zea-
^ -s-j^j-
:
-
Discomfort,
vexation.
painted
zealous
-
Earnestly,
"
lity.
;
Eager, ardent, zealous.
Seriousness
"
-
:
facility
UU$
V 1*4
Gain, get, acquire,
procure.
Earnest,
^
-
:
-
J~la.
1
Syn.
ty)
Consisting of earth;
Syn. -Rest,
apart
gain by labour
:
;
&
-
Rest; freedom from
n.
Ant.
To
t.
pain
trembling
J^)J
^"
Ease,
^^
-
-
ably.
Earmark,
A
unrefined
;
J& ^)p
^LJJ
:
t-<J>|M.
^;)> JfJ
betimes, season-
Soon,
-
:
in
;
^ ^k.
:
Syn.
a.
^-^
& J*- ^aWare made
:
.
time;
appointed
not late
ad.
Early,
Earn,
of the earth
gross
or
usual
son
fc]
:
Belonging to the
sensual
;
In advance of the
a.
Early,
$
tS&e
The
n.
earth
-
of earth or
.
pottery
a.
Earthly,
^ILJ&I
:
;
in-
region
U5i
-
JL
:
of clay
:
soil;
Made
a.
Earthenware,
of nobility
_G1 \>y.\)> A &>?)
title
-
,_<L
V
A
n.
The globe we
.
habit; the world;
V)^
:
The
n.
Earth,
covering for the
head and ear
EASEMENT
254
;
^j^i-
(1;'
(Law)
-
Privilege
^A-l
which
one proprietor has in another's
estate distinct from the ownership of the
as a way,
soil,
water-course, &c.
b
:
*^
o- )^>
r-
Jfa<^ ktf>
EASILY
Easily, ad. In an easy manner;
gently
readily
;
ECHO
255
Ebb,
^ ^-'
quality of
the sea
v.
,
The
n.
Easiness,
being easy
The
n.
decline
-
:
reflux of the tide
-
J*">-4
To
/.
-
J' ; }
flow back towards
to decline
;
;
^
-
Cl#
^
:
;^*.
:
<*')'
East,
The
.
sun rses
Easter,
quarter where the
A
cele-
festival,
on the Sunday
Good
after
commemorat-
Friday,
ing Christ's resurrection
wood
Easterly, a^Coming from the
lying towards the east
;
cast
-
L5?;>-
Eastward,
cast
Intoxication; drunk-
//.
:
;**
intoxication, inebriation.
Drunkenness,
Ebullient,
a.
Not
a.
difficult
^L,!* Quiet
* Smooth
tented
:
r
:
:
^
-
^*"~- *
-
foj-J
^1
Act of boiling
n.
>>*
Eccentric,
a.
t-oU.
the centre
^~
sical
-
:
;
irregular
sume
,
v.
;
swallow
Syn.
:
Con-
Jt^^.i.
to corrode
i.
To
to con-
;
:
lake food
Irregular,
anomalous,
strange, whimsical.
Deviation
Eccentricity, n.
from the centre
,.*,-
irregularity
^
^V
J ? U"
:
-
a priest
a.
be eaten
Fit to
:
Edible, esculent.
Eaves, n. The edges
room of a house
:
the
ft
A
&>*
clergyman
r
-'^
-
Ecclesiastical, a.
taining to the church or
Echinate,
a.
A
:
-
j^""
l
Prickly
:
)^
Per-
sound
lo its
^>'^~d>
having
;
^
;
^ob
,
Echo,
of
n.
:
sharp points
Syn.
:
J^'% '^\^\ * -v
organization
Eatable,
whim-
;
*>&:*
Ecclesiastic,
To
t.
from
Deviating
tfc.u~
Syn.^-Quiet, tranquil, secure,
calm.
v.
- J**1
out; burst of feeling:
:
Eat,
:
'j
# Gentle
U<^
:
* Ready
f*&*
:
Boiling over
J>;*
J^i
-
^
'
crt^lj*-*
a
Towards the
:
Easy,
f~
ad.
K ^,:J
.
cw^j
hard, heavy, black
:
the
Pertaining to
a.
:
very black;
i_~j^!
Ebriety,
Ebullition,
Eastern,
;
:
enness
:
A
*
Ebony,
Syn.
east
Of ebony
.
Jits
.
brated
Ebon,
:
-
;'>
;^
reflected
or reverberated lo the ear
:
ECHO
Echo,
v.
or
t.
or resound
To
i.
-
:
256
reverberate
-
Uaujf
EDIFICATION
Syn.
light.
a.
Ecstatic,
is?
rapture, de-
Transport,
lo-*>
UjS
Transporting; rap-
-,!,?
turous
Eclat,
w.
(e-kla),
applause
Splendour
renown
;
-
:
a.
Selecting
XJ.J.1J
obscuration of
luminaries
tbe
darkness
-
An
n.
Eclipse,
-
^j-ij
:
heaven
of
-
>-JjJ>
;
,
v.
To
t.
darken
to
;
Ecumenical, a. General
Edacious, a. Voracious
dy
:
)>.&
Eddy,
A
.
Ecliptic, //. The apparent path
of the sun round the earth
^r^lflj^jlo
poem
pastoral
lS-<^
:
,
v.
To move
t.
<7.
Pertaining to
the household; frugal; saving:
'
s
>J *: - 1
-^Economist,
l
*/.
The garden
n.
;
Economize,
-
frugally
v.
ooliJ
:
To expend
t.
t-'o'e-JiUi
:
-
G^J
15
;'
Economy,
domestic
frugality
>/.
gj*
^
^
stf
:
Edentate, Edentated,
prived of tooth
- us.5^1
:
Edge,
The
.
of a blade
^'j
&>.'}*
Edgeless,
;
forward
;
sharpness:
ness
:
Excessive
n.
;
Edible,
able
With the edge
^/.
*-&*
:
\}f
a. Fit to
-
!I~AJ'
joy
;
;
1/.5
f&&
.
:
;
be eaten
eat-
;
^^
i/ ;;* J^ ^
proclamation of
3
.
A
command
Syn.
mad<!*. oo
enthusiasm
>>
-
*)&
or prohibition
a decree
-
:
j^c^'
rapture
.
''>
W^
Frugal ity, parsimony.
Ecstacy,
J
^;.
Blunt; not sharp:
';V - ^ ij
a.
Edgewise,
law
Syn.
De-
-
thin cutting side
brink
<$*
Edict,
:
ji-^e
a.
^7* *.$
as to expense;
parsimony
which
in
fi
Management of
affairs,
;
region
One who ma-
nages with frugality
a
as an eddy:
J-*/
J
$
l *''
Adam and Eve were placed
#A delightful
by God
jl>
^U***
Economical,
r
)(.*.>
;V
)j*4i
:
A
gree-
;
))
~
fa
:
\e
'
contrary current
whirlpool
Eden,
n.
f
ob-
:
Eclogue,
:
^f
jiF
scure
J=cx>
-
Jt>>\+>
^sul..
:
el>
-
^UiJj
;
^r-c^t-^Vi-j'j)
Eclectic,
-
:
-
a
;
^U;>
"
Ji)
Law, statute, decree,
:'
re-
gulation.
n.
Edification,
instruction
;
A
building up;
improvement
:
EDIFICE
A
n.
Edifice,
EFFERVESCENCE
257
large building
Eel,
:
Syn. --Building, fabric, structure.
v.
Edify,
mind
up
Edit,
to instruct
;
-
:
\u* fjJ*"
v.
5 ,.1*
Effacement,
p\*
out;
to
^-
:
G&,
-
:
quence
effac-
o
-
J^a.
viK"
S
?
That produced by
n.
an agent
publication of
a literary work ; number of
Act of
.
Jt$a.
:
Effect.,
to publish
The
.
blot
to destroy
;
the
superintend
;
To
/.
the
J
j>
v.
slimy
,J$ a?">
build
to
;
^e>}>
publication of
Edition,
Efface,
ing
To
t.
-
serpent like
:
erase
To improve
t.
A
.
fish
or
conse-
cause;
impression produc-J^\c*. - louo
purpose
uJL- - ; x?G - SvJ*
(^/.) Goods
ed
;
:
;
:
copies published at a time
:
V U^!
Syn.
Editor,
tends
the:
Editorial,
jl*?-
duty of an editor
v.
To
t.
office
^
t>
:
jjii
and
-
J;**"
a.
a.
Effectual,
;
education
:
fectual
;
t.
To draw
to extract
:
A.
forth
to fulfil
G
;
to
out
.
Act of drawing
:
.';"-!
Edulcorate,
to purify
:
v.
t.
To
0,o >JL.-
-
-
^'-'^
sweeten
IJo
;
^w-i
E.-U.
-
-
:
Gf
i=-xJH-
r
ef-
y
U^S
.
J^C,
|
;>
j
de-
-
-
u>J!)J
Weakness,
Syn.
,,
Womanish
w.
.s'i;-^
softness,
ti-
midity.
Effeminate,
tender
and
tion
hiss
Womanish;
a.
;
?.
in
13!
o %*
Effervescence,
.
effervescing
:
^$>
*JG}
t-*}U
To bubble
?'.
be
to
:
-
-
;j-*
:
Effervesce,
Eduction,
^
render
:
J
;
^""
'^'^ -M6
To
t.
^>"
Pertaining to
J' 5-"-
:
-
effect
^.^
Effectuate, v
licacy:
a.
ope-
;
/;^
Producing
-
instruction
;
Educational,
v.
-
to
Effeminacy,
;
^
:
^'5l
create.
Efficacious
useful
;
;
:
jA-i* -
Act of bringing
.
tuition
elicit
Up
-
l^j
Ij^S
Syn.- Cause, produce,
Effective,
pass
to achieve
;
f*"^
instruct
'^ ^>;"
:
Education,
Educe,
bring to
accomplish
U^
rative
&i& fd*5
Instruct, train, teach.
Syn.-
To
&
,
to
<
bring up
;
i-s'j-
s_vi;.J
<_
The
n.
Editorship,
up
,"{.-
Pertaining to an
a.
:
Educate,
-
^>
:
it
sue, event.
superinpublication of a lite-
rary work
editor
Consequence, result,
One who
n.
-
commo-
^^
-
State
^^
l*M
of
J'?'
Barren; worn out
a.
Effete,
with age
exhausted
;
werful
^ji*
Power
n.
Efficacy,
effects;
:
J$ 4
po-
;
-
>h^
to
^
-
Power of pro-
n.
effect
-
:
*&$
-
jwG
i|j*L!
a.
Efficient,
effective
Producing
competent
:
-
J>15
-
?y*
:
-
JUtf
/;
To
t.
puff up
n.
-
flowering
?;
:
ing out of
:
Effluvium,
j$j
^
*/*
Effusion,
that which
Egg,
-
v.
To
t.
.
^^ cJ^?
Egoist,
egoism
Syn.
Effrontery,
in-
"
klgsUi
practises
&)*
Self-praise; con-
vanity,
self-
One who
talks
Conceit,
praise.
n.
Egotist,
of himself:
/.
.
one's self
Syn.
^
*-*i\*>
:
To
:
;
much
talk
lj!
fys v-i".)" vi
of
<5y-
Remarkable ;
extraordinary:
;
mons-
Extraordinary,
trous, great.
Egress,
.
to
&g
n.
Egregious,
Exertion; endeavour:
Effrayable,
''
:
Egotism,
much
:
Frightful
1
One who
n.
EgOtise,
.
;
by
- te*l
To unwind
L
v.
Eglomerate,
eminent
Effort,
&%
on
;
:
laid
is
:
urge
')* fy.
,_)';;
putrefying substances
,
pouring out
That which
.
:
poured out
is
fowls or birds
,
pour out
A
.
;;**
issu-
;
Exhalation from
ft.
To
t.
%^-
;
-
^
Time of
$ j& J^
Flowing out
a.
Effluent,
v.
itself:
^^
:
Utf
Efflorescence,
Effuse,
l$"
^^
:
v.
shining
;
-
:
results;
Effigy, n. An image of any person or thing ^^ - J^
Efflate,
bright
Luminous
a.
Effulgent,
j>y*
produce
&?
:
energy
Efficiency,
ducing
,>>
-
:
-
Effectual
a.
Efficacious,
EIGHT
258
EFFETE
.
leaving
;
Act of going out or
departure
-
:
^j>
s^-c^
Impudence:
'
^-;Syn.
4
Syn.
-
35
t
.-.
s?
M
il "-^
-
ss
Boldness, assurance, im
pudence, audacity.
Effulgence,
Lustre
n.
treme brilliancy
:
;
ex
Egret,
heron
Exit, departure.
A
n.
Eight,
of white
H6
Egyptian,
Egypt
species
:
A
.
<_X>1
of
"^^
:
a.
^-J
native
and
.
Twice
^
;-**
four
:
EIGHTEEN
nine
and
a.
Eighteen,
Twice
n.
:
to the seventeenth
^ly^Vl
Eight times
a.
Eightfold,
in order
:
Next
Eighth,
the seventh
twenty
Tenth
after the seventieth
and
a.
Eighty,
twenty
J)
in order
-
;U
^-l
S
other
and /r0. One
a.
Either,
each of two
;
Ejaculate,
denly and
To
/.
J>>
or the
u*-3 a
sud-
utter
-
:
tl^l J>>
ing
prayer
^
Ejaculatory,
sudden
a.
v.
/.
cast forth
Ejection,
;
is-i-bJ!
Throwing
A
^'; *^t.-;
-
:
;
to
casting out
^
:
n. Expulsion; ejecan action for the re-
;
covery of possession of lands
or tenements
Eke,
T.
large
/.
;
To
to
-
}*S
produce
- &'>>
:
a.
1
:
Laboured, prepared, stu-
Syn.
died, perfected.
v.
Elapse,
away
t.
To
pass or
l*%j*>
:
a.
Elastic,
Having
springing back
glide
&$.$
elasticity;
^^
-
:
-
Elasticity,
The
n.
springing back
form
J.M
J
:
property of
to its original
J
j
..i -
Elate,
a.
Flushed with success;
;;^- ^A^ !^> V^j
proud
Syn. Proud, puffed up, lofby,
Elate,
v.
t.
To
exalt the spirit
of; to elevate;
to
Elation,
.
;
to
is
en-
want-
-
^f
:
Sy n ._Exultation,
mind
f
*>*&
-
pride,
;
?.*,
rt*
high
spirits.
Elbow,
n.
The
joint connecting
^
supply what
up:
puff
Inflation of
haughtiness
arm and forearm
*
Gj
&,,$
:
increase
exalted.
li<Ij.$.>
Ejectment,
tion
^%>
Wrought with labour;
~ is-iaa*
V. ^
highly finished
,
out;
throw out
to expel
.
-
^;<i
LS'^~!
To
more-
:
-
"
:
Eject,
occasional
short
:
To
;
Act of throw-
.
out a
with labour
-
_ ;lfli~l
t.
llsijj!
loj^5
Ejaculation,
v.
-
_ p
briefly
-
*)&*
:
likewise
;
(_<! &> <->]
^' ^
LsV
v.
:
over
u'?i-'
:
:
Also
ad.
<KJ|
Four times
.
four score
;
-
&$J'T
^^.
a.
Eightieth,
times
Eight
Eke,
to
uW'
:
Eightscore,
:
in order
a.
:
Elaborate,
:
U? *?)
a.
ing
-*;W>'
te')$P
Next
a.
Eighteenth,
ELBOW
259
Shabbily dressed
an angle
;
Out
:
at
;
s,
J^:
ELBOW
Elbow,
v.
elbow
To push
t.
ELEMENT
260
Elbowchair,
age
with
chair
:
!j?
One who
//.
,
senior
older
is
attraction
-
communicate
u;o
\~$
Somewhat
a.
old
Seniority
.
mogeniture
-
:
,^
-
-
;
:
v.
;
To choose
t.
to prefer
-
:
melal
of electric currents
:
pri-
,_s'-<rnr-
..
for offi-
^L.
Gf
To
t.
Articles coa-
.
.
.
Living on
a.
Eleemosynary,
Elect,
v.
ted with silver or other
by means
Eldership,
5
^Dt* ^J
electricity to:
Electroplate,
Elderly,
-
:
Electrify, Electrise,
a
;
an eccle-
;
-
:
and
in
^^
-
J&
y
an ancestor
;
siastical officer
cer
of
property
bodies which causes repulsion
More advanced
a.
older
;
yfijf
A
.
Electricity,
:
Elder,
-
A
n.
*^V
~
-
^f.
:
tricity
arms
or containing elec-
taining to,
:
Per-
a.
Electrical, Electric,
the
with
charity:
Elegance,
The
n.
state of be-
ing elegant; grace; propriety:
,
,
Chosen
a.
One
n.
^ocxTl^
:
elected
-
:
Grace, beauty, proprie-
.
Election,
choice
Act of choosing
.
ty, refinement.
:
ing
Syn.
Selection,
choice.
a.
Elective,
choice
neat
;
Graceful;
a.
Elegant,
:
pleas-
l
:
preference,
Regulated
by
Elegiac,
sad
;
a.
Used
sorrowful
:
in
Elegies
-<U*
-^
:
;
;^>i
.-utf
Elector,
.
One who
has right of choice
m
elects, or
dirge
:
A
Elegy,
*-t*
:
Element,
Electoral,
elector
a.
Electorate,
elector
Pertaining to an
jUtxIJI
:
;
.
Territory of an
^' ? i*
^
.
&**,*>
J SiAib
n.
mournful poem
;
a
^
A
first
a constituent part
dient
;
principle
;
an
ingre-
proper state or sphere
rudiments of knowledge
;
:
?
;
*~~
ELEMENTARY
Syn.-- Constituent, ingredient.
a. Primary sim-
Elementary,
-
ple:
ruped
:
^y**
Jy
:
leprosy
t>
:
*]
to
;
-
To
Elevation,
c<
;
altitude
-
:
:
n.
-
0,>a.
Elixir,
A
.
<JJ1^|
tinc-
compound
ture or medicine
a liquor for
;
transmuting metals into gold;
c s
n!l
a cordial
:
;
Elk,
to
;
A
.
species of stag
:
Ell,
A
.
measure of a
cloth
yard and a quarter
$
:
'
tj,
;';';-
raising
:
height
;
Ellipse,
Ten and one:
oval figure
:
v'J
J<A
* The path which the
^jtxao
sun
^
An
.
round the
describe
planets
J^- ^f
and
Elision,
la>
M>
GS
-
dignity
-
a.
^"
up
:
l3y
^l>j!
Eleven,
'*"
Jf
$
Act of
n.
exaltation
:
7ls> *
raise
promote
\jfi
-&!
*
f
bulky
;
ty
v. t.
-
n.
Pertaining to
a.
or like elephant
Elevate,
^
-
l
is\*>
A species of
.
Ji>
Elephantine,
ling
Act of expel-
n.
^-^ ,.'^-1
Act of cutting off
:
^r &
Elephantiasis,
exalt
^>\&\
The largest quad-
.
Elimination,
-
^!
Elephant,
EULOGY
261
:
<
(Gram.) A figure
Ellipsis,
of syntax by which words are
.
-
J>)b
Eleventh,
eleven
The
a.
omitted; omission: ;la~sj-
Elf-lock,
A
.
spirit
v.
Elide,
.
To
-
:
UjS
Elm,
out
preferable
.
A
part
Oval
*
forest tree
:
cut off; to
iJSs^
-
:
sup-
Ui!5
ci>li
1^
be chosen
parture
:
.
Jjl>
J-^-.j
A
^^a.^!
removal
-
o^-* J*'
Elocution,
-*b^
Elocutionary,
;
a deJliol
^3yC
Pronunciation
n.
utterence; oratory
;
;"f?
:
iB-dtid
Elocation,
Fit to
.
ia3-
to
;
lo.i
Eligible,
:
je?
^i
:
/.
-
:
tangled lock of
To draw
/.
Having a
a.
Elliptical,
omitted
- Jt>
deduce
press
a
j
-
*>#
:
Elicit,
ijja.
f^)k- u';*;^
:
.
hair
|A|
;
ordinal of
An imaginary
friiy:
,# -
Elf,
S
a.
-
:
-
Jk3
^LJ
;
- til?
oa-lai
-
Pertaining to
'
Eliminate,
set aside
UiKJ
Syn.
;
v.
t.
To
to infer
*yj
expel
- UJJ.IKJ
:
- 13
-
js
;
,i
to
;
ij
i
;
U.
Exclude, reject, repel.
elocution
ts-a-lai
Elogy,
Eloge,
Praise
:
;
V.
'i
1
:
Jj'*"-*
Eulogy, n
panegyric
:
^";-
- *=*
j>
ELONGATE
EMASCULATE
262
Elongate, v. t. To lengthen
- &
Go Ul) # To draw out
:
Elusion,
evasion
:
n.
:
-
\i$
^j
Elongation,
thening OUt
Elope,
vately
:
-
jl"
run away
i.
:
leng-
5^*H^
is-Njle-
To
J& -
v.
Act of
pri-
^ >-^
ing to elude
ful
^?
:
Abscond, run
A
n.
Elopement,
;
guage
Eloquent,
of oratory
Else,
Elysium,
off.
blessed
The abode
n.
death
after
running away
Fluency of
lan-
Having the power
,
a.
flesh
and
ad.
:
place
make
*-2fi
;
v.
Beside
clear
- 8
To
-
.
-
j&
^
Flow,
;
loss of
^
:
^
.
i,
flow from
U.tt
,
:
:
V
;
proceed,
arise,
issue.
Emanation,
explain
3
-
Syn.
*>*
&*>.*
To
i.
;
^j
;j'
f
-
Issuing from
J!
some other
w<;~j-
t.
The
^
a.
fV
fl
n.
;
^)*>
becoming lean
act of
Emanant,
-
:
!j-^a
;" \j*
ad. In
&&
:
Elucidate,
to
conj.
*^;j
Elsewhere,
-
lose flesh
^f> ^
:
:
-
otherwise
of the
any de-
;
*^^%
To
i.
Wasted
Emanate,
,
-
:
Emaciation,
:
or something besides
v.
grow lean
to
-
:
and pron. Other; one
a.
ew*.!^
l T
r ;
.
a.
^yoi
j^ao
:
oratory
;
:
Charming, delightful.
Emaciate,
Eloquence,
;
v*^
lightful place
clandestinely
deceit-
<&** - '^
)^
a. Blissful
Elysian,
Syn.
Syn.
evasive
-
Tend-
a.
Elusive, Elusory,
.
artifice';
Escape by
;'^>
from
;
n.
Act of flowing
-
issue:
^?.
)y*
fo-^to-cW*To free
Emancipate, v.
:
t.
Elucidation,
n.
Explanation
from servitude
-
:
^/
j>,s
exposition
:
Elucidative,
.,
t
elucidate
a.
;
explanatory
Ellude,
ta,em
;
t.
to
To
:
^
escape by
evade J&
:
Syn.
stra-
*> *-*<=^
UL-jjli - tiaxj -
Syn.
Emancipation,
n.
GL.
Avoid, evade, escape.
-jl)
Deliverance
from slavery;
3 ' release:
,
^
i'.
to
Tending
l)5
;
-
^*
*
-
Liberation, release, fre-
dom.
Emasculate,
v.
t.
To
to render effeminate
/
*^ ;i-'
:
castrate;
^;> -;-
lj
EMBALE
Embale,
v.
To
t.
EMBOUCHURE
263
pack up
^
:
Syn.
Decoration,
Embalm,
v.
To
/.
preserve
from decay with aromatics
perpetuate
-
IV) ffo
Embank,
*
a bank
&
:
To
t.
z>.
Embankment,
mound
b
Embargo,
-
-
board
To
To appropriate
t.
own
use:
Unlawful
n.
rusted to one's care
int-
is
^^
:
a
;
-
^?
^J^j
**~.-;
J
or
/.
-
^>>^
engage
<-> \
To
i.
To make bitter;
/.
to exasperate
Emblazon,
^ y/u-U^
:
&.
To
/.
glaring colours
:
in
G^a.
-
J;j
3
;
deck
enter on
1
? c:
;
<^>^
:
Sl^^u
j^a.
GU>'c^.
in
v.
Embitter,
A
.
r.
l
:
v.
fraudulently to one's
sur-
bank
a
x -v
is-*'U.
Embark,
Embezzle,
appropriation of what
prohibition by
public authority, of departure
from a port ; a restraint :
i_<.^
^tfJ!
:
,s-oUi
*"-
:
cinders
Embezzlement,
iK"i.;
Act of
.
with
rounding
Hot
.
enclose with
is>j>"U j.o
:
**
J-
<~
-"/
Embers,
to
;
j^j*- ^* L/
^-)
ornament,
adornment.
IJuuxf . Ua>j,'b
^
V.
*
J-'-
Emblem,
A
.
symbol
presentation
a re-
;
- us
-
:
^-';-r
~'k
M^JL>
t/"""
G^t>
Embarkation,
Act of put-
.
on board
ting or going
y.-
\}jt>
Embarrass,
v.
V; L-xS-
t>^
Embarrassment,
perplexity
-
:
.
b&y
(.>
-
-;
battle
:
Distress
;
^^j.-j
To
set
bed
z.
To
/.
beautify
:
To adorn
t.
^y^>.
-
;
t:-y 3
Embellisnment,
ment
'
:
-
-
Pertaining to
a.
allusive; typical
-
Embody,
body
tjJo
;te;-;
To
t.
IJoi
:
Uj
,--
:
G
-
J-la
iv2*
form into a
to incorporate
;
-
&.
;'>
Embolden,
give cour-
&>& k*^*
Embosom,
the
To
/.
.
age to
.
bosom
To
r.
;
into
J>^
:
a
GQ
-
^i
^;*
take
to caress
;
-
/ ^^o
15^
v.
*-**
lay, as in
:
Embellish,
for
^j* 15*';'
u
Embed,
Emblematic,
i_)JIj
jgl-O
public func-
~
**$))*
bol.
-
ISjJ^'ij^
n.
LS/ Lsf-VJ *
Figure, type, sign, sym-
:
tion of an ambassador:
^^..(io
csjl
Syn.
^JjoliS
-
^^
The
j?
perplex
(.jUla^l -
Embassy,
\\*-
emblems;
To
t.
:
to
Emboss,
v.
t.
To adorn
protuberances
-
:
1
J^i\^\)
ui- oiu
n.
Adorn-
oo
-
Uf
ji:*
.
ui'K
j,v
Embouchure,
shur,)
.
The
-
with
'^)t< L^J
i;
o
x
is
;
J*.s
^
V
(Fr.) (an' buaperture of a
EMBOWEL
wind-instrument; a mouth
i;;&i .
Embowel,
/.
v.
To
t.
bower
in a
Emend,
prove
v.
place
or
improvement
u^
tf
in the
f.
To
^.
hold fondly
arms; to clasp
-
Ul^x:...
J*>
^^
:
- GvS
^X^
j!
a fond pres-
lkjj
stone
|t-^ UjS ^an.-*
Correction,
IjjS
Emendation,
:
to im-
-
Emerald,
Embrace,
To correct;
/.
:
MXJ cwl
-
^^ ^"^
Embower,
lode
^.u
^5,To take out
i;tfi
v.
Germ, rudiment.
Syn.
:
-
bowels:
EMINENCE
264
.
-
:
A
.
"-^
green precious
-
*;*-
:
Emerge,
z>.
To
*'.
and appear
to issue
^j-")
out
rise
-
:
of;
KK*
L
A
;/.
,
sure
caress
-
:
C
J*>
^y^
"s?"^
J ">
a
OjC
J--
1^*
An opening
n.
Emergency,
Sudden ap-
.
i*
.
Embrasure,
-
jtoda
\jjS>
;
pearance
.
^r-'^
;
>.i
^Pressing necessity
in
or parapet through
which cannon are discharged:
j*
k_&W*
:
wall
-
-
J'.A!
J>^
Embrocate,
v.
1
^
:
Embroider,
To
^j> J?
:
l.C
\'>S.
;
cover with
needle-work
13^5
jJ$-
,
or
\**- $
}
Variegated
decoration
;
pearing
a.
Suddenly ap-
urgent
;
:
>>te
Emerods,
n. Piles
:
.
?*
Emersion,
of
;
confuse
U!~l
i
Syn,
^
v.
To
;
-15.?
disturb
c ,ti.jo
-
n.
imperfect
,_.-.-
The
in
L.'*^
the
5
Emery,
A
.
polishing
.
^l>>
)&>
;
used
mineral
y-
:
A
-
-
*>)>
;
to
medicine which
;
;j
:
^
v;^^*
:
i;'
in
'^V-
Emigrant, n. One who removes
l!
from his own country
}
.i$?
'o^
womb
The
:
<*=?>
rudi-
ments of anything unformed
v.
Emigrate,
To remove
i.
from one country to another
for residence
offspring yet
^ *
-
-
reappearance
Emetic,
:
Disturb, entangle, encumber, confound.
Embryo,
jf.
t.
to entangle
)^j
Act of rising out
n.
causes vomiting
Embroil,
.j'^
^^ ^
-
n.
Embroidery,
Emergent,
lys-r- ;
needle-work
ornairental
figures
t.
J^\*
<J;$
tf
i\
i_>y
To foment
t.
a diseased part
l
y%z.
UL.)
-
:
'a>
^fV
&)>
^)
>-*;"
~*~:^ A. ",^y^
n. Act of emiganother country
Emigration,
to
rating
:
yt.f
:
_X1
Jt*)-"!
Eminence,
height
;
.
>^j
-
-
^jL-j
uijJ
Loftiness
^V
;
* Sum-
EMINENT
mit
-
sl.y
;
tinction
Fame;
-*
^')~-
^^
:
Eminent,
a.
-
A
a spy
^k
jj'*1
Emission,
out
word
phasis
-
li
-
!
c)
z>.
hale
To send
/".
,iU
UvJ
:
-
Emmet,
An
.
Emmew,
v.
to confine
out
t.
Empiric,
Emollient,
sician
To coop
up;
<i;a
Softening
An
.
v.
engage
/.
age
;
gain
Emotion,
ment
;
.
Profit
Je'^
:
-
SjoU
-
:
-
ployed
j*i.
:
of
:
^
(**<*
:
;
^^
One who is em^^ - f a
One who em-
:
)
.
Employment,
excite-
Ji
office
^^
:
Business
.
^
i-*
^f*
Emporium.
-
A mart
.
of merchandise
*
:
f9
;
;
J*A
-
a place
-stC;lj
;
lji>
Feeling, agitation.
Emotional, a. Exciting UA ; =:
Empale,
v.
t.
To
enclose
:
;
Empoverish,
^r >^ ^ * To put to
death by fixing on a stake :
Empalement,
.
Fencing
Execution by
ing a stake
into
the
I
:
thrust-
body
:
Empower,
to enable
Empress,
emperor
.
The
sovereign of
E.-U.
v.
Impo-
34
t.
authorise
;
n.
The
.
<L
;
-'
wife of an
<s.j'LaU -
:
:
To
;^=B -* ^:'- ;^"
Emptiness,
of sense
Emperor,
(see
verish.)
J^>
\>y&$
*\^ #
->&.
;j;
ignorant phy-
to use
;
Employe,
^.JU
)
Syn.
<==
JO
:
j
agitation
-
:
jadvant
Mental
.
^ - ^^C
With em-
; 3;
To keep at work
Employer,
Emolument,
<)}
supreme power
;
a quack
Employ,
^;$
& ^*
:
:
to
\')
a.
&*
The dominion
n.
law
-
u*'^ "^*$-
-
:
ad.
forcibly
;
an emperor
to ex-
;
forcible
;
Empire,
IfUS
ant; a pismire
:
utter with
&>
\>
:
Uttered with em-
a.
:
a>
;
Uj,^
;r*
To
t.
Emphatically,
Eject, discharge, exhale.
Syn.
v.
&"
J*i
_';^l
phasis
Emit,
-
^}
:
;
Emphatic,
on a
1
Sending out
a.
Emissive,
force
;
stress of voice
^T* ^
^=-*
<_r-KJ- Jl~;'
:
^LL.
Stress laid
n.
Emphasize,
Act of sending
n.
issue
;
secret agent
-
V.-^
:
-
)
Emphasis,
;
conspiSyn. --Distinguished,
cuous, celebrated.
Emissary,/?.
s^Ie'A
-
:
<))*^
-
)(-
:
an empire
dis-
High; dignified
remarkable
EMPTINESS
265
Vacuity
;
&fl+
want
EMPTION
Emption,
Act of buying:
*.
Enamel,
jj^j5
-
Empty,
Void
fl.
Void, devoid,
.
^
-
4
^.'-'- JN-
Syc
1
unfurnished:
;
ENCHANTMENT
SC6
-
roelled
J*
j
,
9.
^
:
To
/.
Ow
!
r.
To dye
/.
"
^
'
A
ET.U.
j
^ ,rV
r.
xcel
-:
:
3-
>
To
/.
i
'*r
?*
to
^:
envy
:
:
-
o
eowpete
.pete
-
,t
:
r,va!iin
*%^r** ^
To make able;
Enable,
Enact,
law
;
r.
r.
/.
/.
envious
';
To
Syn. -Ordain,
:
I
j
***V
establish
to perform
:
-
CU>
decree,
or
/.
.
to halt
ing tents
Encarc,
.
Desirous to ex-
f
shut
up
to
;
;
/.
To
pitch
-
:
Act of pitcb-
a camp
-
:
J-\ *+
R
i
by
g^S
To
/.
inclose in
a
co^ero.c.se^^.^ol*
-^
a.
:
fasci-
:
^j*.
Emulous,
;
To
r.
Rivalry; con-
i'i.
i%
-
Encampment, *
i
with.
.
:
:
Encamp,
SC,
Tie
rie with,
wiw,
Emulation,
Mte
Encage,
tents
:
strive
to rival
;
Charm, captivate,
confine
v
the ostrich
make fond
;
very large bird of
a'ia allied to
v we
i"
" '
;
Syn.
J
'*
U*-
^;
i^
!
Formed of pure
s .LI,. .
*^
3
Empyreal,
pur-
to varie-
;
:
A To inflame
to
;
thing enaj& U*- -*-.
Ow
fc
with love
En: purple,
inlay
vs^**
E^^^
to
sThaust;
substance used
gate with colours
nnoecopied.
"-'-"
7
A
.
n enamelling;
I
ectab-
cave
r.
/.
To
hide as in a
S^t*
:
* >u
Enceinte, (ong-saynt), Fr. a.
and it. In a pregnant state ;
*
rampart surrounding a
town
:
fe - &
Enchant,
r.
fascinate
C
Syn.
:
/.
&*>
-***
To charm
;
to
Charm, captivate, ena-
liah.
Enactment,
a
bill
n.
The
into a law
;
passing of
a decree
Enchantment,
'
;
*.
charms ; fascination
Magical
;
delight
:
ENCHANTRESS
Enchantress,
woman
a
arts
A
n.
sorceto*
;
versed in magical
-
:
ijk.1-
Enchase,
To
v.
^3-f!^
adorn by
G
-
embossed work:
EWDAKGER
257
Encroach,
:
fringe
Encircle,
circle
To
Encroachment,
;
to
to in-
;
An
.
unlaw-
an inroad
;
:
enclose by a
to surround
;
intrude
^)l
ful intrusion
r. /.
To
/.
.
advance by stealth
Encumber,
:
load
r.
To ckg
/.
;
to
to impede; to obstruct:
;
Embrace, encompass, en-
Syn.
viron.
Enclose, See Inclose.
Enclosure,
tows praise;
One who bes-
n.
Encomiast,
Encumbrance,
See Inclosure.
n.
pediment
estate
eulogist:
n.
Panegyric; high
~
-
;
;.
^
Encompass,
to surround
l
Once
<n
>
:
:
round;
^f
Encore, (an-kor)
more ; again -
-
and sciences
arv of the arts
To go
t>. /.
an
A diction-
n.
Encyclopaedia,
;
im-
Load, burden, impediment, bioderance.
Syn.
Encomium,
;
on
J*
:
c'
a
A load
n.
burden
;
^ - *;l>i
End,
*. Extremity
clusion
;
purpose
design
;
;
lunit
doom
final
:
con-
;
death
;
;
^*J
**
,
r.
/.
To
call for repetition:
GJb
v
*.
A
Encounter,
-
meeting
,
P.
/.
:
contest
ol*JL. -
To
fight
^y
to
:
-
Encourage,
age to
;
To give
/l
to animate
:
;
a
!>UL
meet
ia--U,$
.
^.3nm
meet, To make one's
income cover one's expen-
;
ibGL.
cour>
fc^ *=lj-
diture
animate,
;
* To put an
nate
-,
to,
ment ; hope
:
-
w.
-^ r*
Incite-
ri* *"
or
,L
To
.
to conclude
;
^
'
:
-
Endanger,
peril
JU.
GjS
*
?ye
r.
terminate
to close
smoke, To be
:
^5*J
termi-
I*/
/.
cheer, incite.
Encouragement,
To
:
9.
UP3
Embolden,
^ g vi ^
'
G^
:
to death
Syn.
-To make both
S
r.
;
-
Go
To
useless
:
f\
in
JBSj
V u_s 4
To
to hazard
:
;
to put
-
bring into
-*- *^=^
ENDEAR
Endear, v. t. To make dear
- t>$
to make beloved
JJ}P
Endowment, n. Act
;
upon
:
M<
Endearment,
tenderness
Endeavour,
an
-
effort
An
.
f -
-
:
o-JM
-
;lo
-
attempt
Endurance,
try
To
/.
z>.
J^f
-
:
^*-
attempt
-
U/ ^i-t^
Endure,
tain
to
;
Endemic,
Peculiar
people or a district
jaJ
:
V
-
;
ta
r
-
ftswl
On
i***
Enemy,
An
n.
4
-
_
abide,
)4>
up1^
;
:
J>
.
adversary
-
^+-z
;
v_
a
j^k.
adversary,
Antagonist,
foe, opponent.
powerful
Forcible
a.
Energetic,
tfo)
isJtl^^
G.S ..to -
-
-
i_iita>i -
:
Syn.
J^
to sus-
;
^
the end
I
:
rightly
per-
;
-
#
:
u ub
-
- <s*7li
-
ceaseless
;
J! r^
bear
l^~
:
ad.
Endwise,
con-
;
Without end
a.
Endless,
Syn.
^
foe
clusion
petual
Termination
n.
,
***
-
Jjk"'*
1
Ending
To
/.
G^.>
a
to
^l*.
;
f.
to last
;
^
-
:
Bear, continue,
submit.
Syn.
<V
a.
;
j-aJ
l^S
}*^-
Continuance
.
suffering ; patience
>A~- kS-i'^O
;
iM>
,
a
;
-
-j
-
:
;
cs-xm-
.5*-
f')
of settling
fund settled
the
;
of nature
gift
Affection
.
:
ENFORCE
268
:
j
*4
active;
;
-
-
p'j-
b^A*
Eternal, everlasting, infinite.
Endmost,
Farthest
a.
Endogenous,
Growing
Endorse,
v.
back of a
To
/.
bill
;
to sanction:
.tla
Energy,
or
pression
V.
a^'
Syn.
<z>e
;
vigour
J
;
force of ex-
&j>
:
spirit
.
z
e a
1 -
Enervate, v. t. To make feeble;
- U.S
.to weaken
^^
^^
to superscribe;
fc
Power
.
Vigour, spirit,
strength.
on the
write
vigor-
^ ;^3!
originating from within:
J/!,ojC
efiEective,
ous.
>y*
n.
Potent,
Syn.
^ ^-
:
^^
:
UK^,
debilitate, en-
Weaken,
Syn.
feeble.
Endorsement,
dorsing
ten
that
;
n.
Act of en-
which
is
on the back of a
Enervation,
writbill
j
:
ng
Enfeeble,
v.
G^
Endow,
dower
enrich
'.
;
to
/.
To
settle
furnish with
upon
Kiij- U ; J ^i>j
-
;
UjS
t.
To weaken
ing
I
Use
U.J
|
.
A
weaken-
tf-tt*-;
:
Enforce,
v.
-
^gni'-*
:
b ,,;^
ajS-ity ^j;
Enfeeblement,
to
(* fa*
Act of weaken-
.
:
-
v-,
5
;*s
To strengthen
Uo c^y-^ To Comt.
:
ENFORCEMENT
pel
# To put
*
li^
:
'
cution
Go
Ji**"
<>}*
To
#
..ujl"
prove
Enforcement,
ing
uO^-*
','?'-
Enfranchise,
/.
.
;
:
instrument of
a machine
means
;
-
^> lj
One
n.
Engineer,
admit
freeman
-
$$
truction of public works, &c.
;?
set free
u*^*-
;
and
^
^
-
-
political rights
civil
-
:
Engineering,
neer
Act of
n.
admission to
liberating
s
Engage,
tract
To
/.
IwJ
:
jL,
-
^
^j, Jy
U/ toyt, # To
* To pledge
:
pledge to marriage
win ; to
tf/ # To
:
U ;S
i"i :
'.
fight
Uy
Act of engag-
.
employment; obligation
;
battle
:
-
Sj>U-
-
Jii
tive
;
pleasing
:
-
produce
Syn.
v.
The people
of England
Engild,
illuminate
:
To
o^l
iy^; S? ^.)
Engrave,
.
To
^.
SI
cut figures
G ;J
,)t<*l5
Engraving,
ing
Jt&>
^><j>
The
n.
:
-
-
^73*
G.$ 8^1$
art of cutt-
on metals, wood. &c.; an
engraved plate
-
:
^/
KjJS -
*^ ?
,-iUG
^-i
;
;
v. t.
to
To
purchase the
absorb
<-*)vk
:
^
attrac-
beget
tiS LVXJ
t.
C/"~1&1 Ja>l
:
;
:
to
- Ula.
Breed, generate, beget,
produce, cause.
v.
(V^-^l
or language
^
To
t.
:
l*s>J^ *la.
'
Engulf,
Engender,
-
]}.)>&>
-
Winning
;
^^
:
^'rtfi'
whole
a.
^'^U JJ
Belonging..to Eng-
a.
Engross,
Engaging,
v.
on metal, wood, &c.
^
U;$ Ja.^
.It (^
t - V IS
r
tf ;U- r
t. To encircle
to
:
/y
:
:
Engagement,
ing
:
;!;?!
allure
J* To employ
* To occupy
^;
To
;
^tA
,
-
:
n.
JU
Art of an engi-
.
yj7
encompass
English,
bind by con-
jijb
<sJU.
:
Engirdle,
land
.
:
s?)?' ;>)
To
Enfranchisement,
in
cons-
,j"~^>)
"
to the privileges of a
:
:
&/'
skilled
in the
^xlj-s\5)
to
-
J>
**>;i
mechanics, and
-
:
^*"
'
urge
tty
:
An
n.
Engine,
action
Act of enforc-
.
compulsion
:
in exe-
To
*
1
:
ENHANCE
269
brighten
~
^*
;
to
^*-
absorb
Syn.
P.
/.
To swallow up
^;*
:
v^?"
to
^
;
Absorb, swallow up, engross.
Enhance,
^.
A To
teem or price
:
raise in es-
to aggravate
:
ENHANCEMENT
Enhancement,
Act of
n.
ENORMOUS
270
creasing; augmentation
in-
^-^
:
I
Enlargement,
augmentation
Enigma,
tion or saying
Syn.
obscure quesa riddle - U**
;
:
^
riddle
Containing a
a.
obscure
;
*!
:
Enjoin,
order
tion
To command;
>\ t.
;
to enforce
to prevent
Go osioaJ
\>J
a direction
to
to direct
;
^ f^
-
:
-
;
;
;
-
v.
,
v.
with pleasure
A command
;
cheer
-
:
feel
k^
>.-
in
.
To
/.
u>>
li^
-
;Sy
public
Uyc
."
^
;
to
animate
-UHa.
G
.
jj
Animate, inspire, cheer,
to
;
exhilarate.
or perceive
delight in
:
1$->1
;
&*.
Enmesh,
tangle
v.
Enjoyment,
.
Possession with
fruition
^jjJ .
:
ij~j*-
To entrap
;
-
^-fi&
.
Ill-will
o>iJ
:
to en**~^4>
animosity
;
;
-
Syn.
Hostility, rancour,
red, animosity.
Ant.
Friendship,
k>
s;.. -
t.
:
hatred
-
<+*}>
name on
a
;
l>y&
Enmity,
;
ft
enter a
engage
:
Enliven, f
U'.f)
pleasure
To
t.
service
have possession of
-
To
*?-
1
:
:
To
t.
t.
Instruc-
n.
knowledge
Enlist,
a list ; to enrol
Syn.
Enjoy,
I^J
illuminate
cio!.j>a>- \Z,
n.
Enjoinment,
UJ
To
t.
-
-*
-
:
Enlightenment,
v.
-
v.
to instruct
;
Riddle, puzzle.
Enigmatical,
to
**' l
:
Enlighten
;
extension
-
release
An
n.
Increase
.
;
hat-
concord,
harmony.
Enkindle,
to incite
Enlarge,
To
/.
^^j>
;
v.
extend
to
o.
t.
;
on
W&i
To make
to set free
UjS i1jI-UJL4>- UjS
upon, To
lio *.'!/#
To
set
-
encourage
:
fire
:
8ib^
-
#
;
Utt^.
larger
discuss
To
-
To
v.
to elevate
IJ.J
;
Uto^
fully
Ennoble,
Ennui,
ness
;
t.
To make
^/ y?r~
:
^<*
-
Ij'ltio
(on-new)
lassitude
:
-
~
noble
*V
J
;
1**-*
Go ^JjA<
-
Listless-
n.
^-
:
the heart,
0*1
Enormity,
villainy
n.
Atrociousness
a.
Beyond
;
:
Old
Syn.
Increase,
extend,
ex-
pand.
Ant.
Lessen, reduce, subtract.
Enormous,
measure
;
excessive
rule or
;
very
ENOUGH
wicked:
lj
-
-
o.>y>
syj^-^w!
fob}
^
utoU
-
<
c^,.'- $j...C
d^,>
hllse *
-
v.
Enrol,
Sufficiency
</.
,
w.
Enquire,
To
To
/.
:
)!*'<
^-^
o-J)'-
^'^
ask
investigate into
A
registering
To
implant
n.
:
:
:
Sufficiently
to en-
;
Kj
Enrolment,
a. Sufficient
enlist
:
Enroot,
77.
,
To
t.
register
excessive,
Syn. --Immense,
Enough,
ENSURE
271
:
U^#
t.
En route, phr. On
the
way
*
cnUiJiau
:
v.
:
*^-
;!
Ensample,
An example
.
:
:
t>0 UJJbyi - G.S
Enrage,
provoke
G.S ,.>o
to
;
-
t>tf
Enrange,
order
P.
:
with
To
highly
lifSj
j!
3
*
with blood
To
v-H>" ai"
To
as
1
with delight
^
Enregister,
jl*
Ensign,
.
t.
^-j^
-
l
^'*
;
v.
To
record
An
.
A
to
adorn
to fertilize
;
Uol^S
l**.^)
badge
that
officer
carries a standard
as
cover,
-
:
-
:
:
l>/
Enslave,
slavery
.
To
/.
rich
-
tf )Sr'
;
Ensnare,
:
allure
Syn
:
v.
W
-
f
of
<&<*
:
K
rf
tf
To
/.
^H*
State
.
bondage
:
C ;J
;/^l
Enslavement,
:
reduce to
-
l*S
:
-
To make
/.
z>.
LJfb
:
transport
^4^
- 15 S
To
/.
.
with a shroud
servitude
Enrich,
i.
preserve.
cherish
to
;
Enshroud.
delight
b
j5
To
:
To
/.
.
sacred
;~l *
^....-i
stain
to?
~*'"
transport
to
;
/.
.
G!)
$
-
place in
4 ^ ^i-
Enravish,
To
/.
.
:
En shrine,
re-
r -wj>
/.
pleasure
:
Ensanguine,
:
place
^
v. /.
Enrapture,
to
;
^j
etas.* -
Enrank,
irritate
exasperate
/.
.
:
gularly
To
/.
.
entrap
;
*^
to
^-^ ^- JV
Entrap, catch, inveigle,
allure.
Enrichment,
ing
rich
.
Act of mak-
embellishment
;
:
Ensue,
adorn
:
v.
ti
t.
To
dress
;
to
.^
v
To come
f.
to succeed
Ensure,
Enrobe,
v.
.
or secure
t.
:
:
l
>j
;^
-
Jj
To make
-
*-o
after
-
;
l
*Ij
certain
^
^i
ENTAIL
An
n.
Entail,
or settled
272
entailed
estate
-=~~>
:
'^ ^. -M^ta.
ENTIRELY
Entertaining,
diverting
Amusing
.
Entertainment,
.*
jf
v.
,
) ~
-
To
t.
*
the
settle
cent of an estate
ij
f
'
des-
amusement:
twist
i'<V.V
v.
To
t.
involve
to puzzle :-^*^'-
;
into
v.
in
-
;
to
:
throne
v.
to record
;
-
lL.a?
G?
_
:-
To
*
To
^j
be an
To
begin
,
v.
in
J.li
-
;
in
in
G.J c
- L*-.
-
;
Calmness, indifference,
apathy, dulness, prudence.
Enthusiast,
A
n.
GU
zealot
Enthusiastic, a. Ardently zeavehement ; warm
lous ;
:
rj*;--u*.*
Entice,
:
,^51
:
t **
:
go
form a part of
to
zeal
\$ir
Ant.
to en-
;
-
-J*-p-
-
or upon,
Go j J5a
:
:
ardour,
zeal,
Ecstasy,
religious
fanaticism,
frenzy.
Jib
:
G,* ^XjA
:
Ardent
n.
Syn.
:
Xo
4t
ingredient
To
i.
gage
in
To on
*
=-
,
_;J'^
penetrate
&
go
Jib
$
15
;
.i -'i^Ci - 15,$
# To engage
?
-
on a
place
~^
unite
inscribe
J-li
15 v$
into,
G
to
;
diversion,
To
/.
:
fervor of soul
or
to
;
^^-
M$a&M
To come
t.
to penetrate
J
Enthral, See Inthral.
Enthusiasm,
Enter,
Hospitality;
f*t> A'.;*-"- 45)'
Amusement,
Syn.
Enthrone,
Entangle,
.
;
sJ*
i_
recreation.
^
:
)')
-
<'A
:
tract
;
v.
t.
To
allure
-
to incite:
;
to
ri
at-
^y.j
.
An
n.
Enterprise,
a blood attempt
--
,
/.
.
To
undertaking;
:
-
,.3-
(jJae ^K"
undertake
venture upon
:
Syn.
J^~$
Ant.
irritate, repel.
to
;
aS
Gj$
Allure, coax, decoy, aeduce, tempt.
Distress, annoy, disturb,
Enticement,
blandishment
15
Allurement
n.
-
:
!j*1
^*>j'
$
;
)
/. a.
Resolute
Enterprising.
energetic and progressive
-
j'xj'.i.
Entertain,
v.
hospitality
keep
J\f ~
k.*fe
in the
;
t.
To
amuse
:
Entire,
a.
Whole
complete
&j$
jJ.f,J
with
;
;
:
to
-!,"
J^^
undivided
-
:
';#
'^-j*-
.
)&lj>
treat
to
mind
;
;
J->
*
;
"^
unbroken,
Syn.
Complete,
Ant.
whole, full.
Incomplete, partial, IBadequate.
Entirely,
ad.
Wholly
;
fully
:
ENTIRETY
Entirety, n.
the whole
Completeness
*>*&
:
v.
Entitle,
right to
ing
-
itt-j-M
Entomb,
v,
inter
Entomology,
-
magazine
.
-
&>
^i-
j
a
>*>
:
W?**
natural
Entrench,
The
to enter
v,
with a trench
initiation
Ant.
act of registering
Entrance,
v.
ex-
v.
Ul$J|
Syn.
To
t.
ensnare
trap; to
-
GLJ^.>
catch
;
U^S
clear
J*
to
;
^>^-
:
To number
t.
to detail
;
JL^aii" - G.S
SjSj." i-j'.-^
v.
Enunciate,
to proclaim
;
a
^Uj
cover
Jla.
;
v.
t.
-
J?*3
;'**
declare
to utter
:
;
:
- laiJJ -
To
;
^^ ^u
Declaration
.
to hide
- \Jj
U.i
To
t.
;
:
Act of num-
n.
Enumeration,
Envelop,
Ensnare, entangle,
v.
reckon singly
u^
t'jO
or
- \i>&
disclose; to disentangle:
to entangle:
.
To
utterance of words
in
twine
^^-}
:
t.
Enunciation,
Syn. Charm, enrapture.
Ant. -Disenchant, irritate.
Entrap,
To
t.
v.
Enucleate,
bering
to enchant:
;
^*
:
A To put into a
trance or ecstasy
Jjii.
the item
;
-
~;
:
wreathe round
door,
Departure, egress,
it, withdrawal.
v.
U;^ ^-
:
n. The passage
by which
one enters a house ; entrance;
to
Entry,
passage,
admission.
^y^iU
surround
Entry,
Enumerate,
Syn.
To
t.
.
jj&
''
act of enter-
;
A
:
Entrust, See Intrust.
Entwine,
ai" 5
.
S(^.XO
:
-
cAJ.)"'
door or passage by
ing the
a ware house
:
^fijt+^yt
The bowels
-
:
(ang-tre-po), (Fr.)
registered
*-))
.
^xs^
prayer;
tm
;
request
;
iD
tV .yb
The
n.
(//.)
Entrance,
;
Interment
n.
^
:
Entrails,
which
Entrepot,
be-
)=*)- ^'-~
-
history
v^*-
deposit in
:
Glib
supplication
or
title
Ujt?
Entombment,
n. Petition
Entreaty,
(
To
t.
to
;
^-\+>
Real existence
:
tomb
give a
;
-
31 '--* -t*i<&
V*j> Jj
n.
Entity,
To
t.
:
ENVELOPMENT
273
^ZUI
-
inclose
-
:
^$
;
to
-Jj*L
de-
coy.
Entreat,
v.
nestly
to
;
t.
To
beseech
beg
:
-
K
15
Syn.
Beseech,
beg,
crave, implore.
ear-
iJL
j WDl
Envelope,
n.
A
covering for
a letter: a wrapper
Envelopment,
n.
ment, perplexity
aolieit,
E.-U. -35-
:
-&
:
- <siliJ
Entangle-
v';'
;
#4
ENVENOM
EPIDEMIC
274
Envenom, v. To poison ;>
UvS
g^yl # To taint with bittert.
:
ness or malice
>
envy
Exciting
up! j-a. # Desirable
-i
An
n.
insect that
that lasts but
-
^
^J
8jJ^
Ujfc^
:
>_<;!
a.
ous
Feeling envy;
L/*"
:
1
J -' 1*-
^'^
-
1
jeal-
;j*^
day
Jealous.
Syn.
v.
Environ,
To
/.
surround
;
^^ s^'-a- ''>p.<$
Environment, n. The Act of
:
compasses
-
Environs,
**?$
J\)*
Places
n.
that
around a town; suburbs
^
-
1'^
?
i'
'.3
-
.!a<'
&
lie
v;'
:
)~
-
:
,'.a.
'
)
C y
Neighbourhood,
Syn.
n.
Ephemeris,
cal
A
n.
public
sent from one
ther
},
vicini-
minister
ther's
To
/
good
grieve
to
;
ano-
to
-
;i-
Envy,
-
power
:
z>.
An
*)j^i
astronomi-
almanac a journal
^3;^
:
;
Epic,
Containing heroic nar-
a.
ration
poem
An
epic
*i**))
Common
a.
_*;!-
:
^y
ano-
at
grudge
>-
:
Epicure,
A
.
dainty eater
:
,_,.<-
^^
r^
both
to
^^">
;
luxurious and
-
%
;j;.^
^A
Sensualist, voluptuary.
Syn.
a.
Epicurean,
sual
heroic
or
:
Epicene,
sexes
*i-);
:
.
,
ty-
Envoy,
^
one
which en-
surrounding that
:
-
:
IjjJ
,^
Lasting
short-lived
;
tf
to
-
encompass
a.
Ephemeral,
^
>-i^?
,15
Envious,
o
^e
one day only ; a fever
one day
-<il
:
^*~) J>t>
_-->^
:
^
.
xf^.
Ephemera,
lives
a.
Enviable,
-
^
-
:
j
Luxurious; sen"
^ A " '^^
%
:
sf'^*"
sT
A little circle
Epicycle,
whose centre is on the cir.
.
,
Pain excited
ther's prosperity
Enwrap,
envelop
v.
:
by ano-
^>
To wrap up
t.
UXJl*3
:
;
to
cumference of a greater
circle;
- lixxxJ
^^b
.
Epact,
The
n.
length
difference
between
lunar time
:
eiy
and
solar
^^
in
Epidemic,
a.
numbers;
Affecting
generally
great
pievail-
;;'
ing:
Epaulet,
".
A badge worn on
the shoulder by
naval officers
:
military
and
* \Z&
,
.
A
prevailing
disease "generally
:
^V
"
'
J
->
f^
EPIDERMIS
Epidermis,
of the body
The
.
outer skin
^
o^
:
EQUAL
275
^jl
^
1*.
a.
An
n.
Epitaph,
tomb:
Epithalamium,
Epigram,
poem
A
n.
Epigrammatist,
~
.
"
^}*
A
O
witty
short,
H'&L
:
**fck'
writer of
-
A
An
sUS
-
nuptial
c5/ ^*
*
^S
n.
J
^S
n.
*
Epithet,
on
inscription
<s^y
adjective de-
noting a quality
;
a
title
&**
:
epigrams:
Epigraph,
.
An inscription
a building, tomb, &c.
:
on
An abridgment ; a
Epitome,
.K^&L
<_jl:kuj!
compendium
.
Abridgment,
abstract,
summary, synopsis.
Syn.
Epilepsy,
ness
The
.
^
:
pertaining to
epilepsy;
vulsed
^
:
Jl*J-
Epilogue,
Jr
-
Afflicted with" or
a.
Epileptic,
sick-
falling
A
.
end of a play
-
con-
V})^)*
}-3
Epitomize,
abridge
J**
V.
#)**
j?-
Episcopacy,
shorten or
-tifi ^lai!i|
age
;
-
:
^
Era, time, date,
age.
Syn.
n.
Epode,
The
.
The
tion of an epic
-
<sJU}
period,
of an
last part
<x*a=>.
:
Epopee,
Government
n.
To
t.
i_>'15!
A fixed point of time
or period
ode
v.
^/
:
n.
Epoch,
speech at the
:
-
:
&*->
.o^-
history or ac-
poem
&$
:
'
of the
church by bishops
U-JJ
Jt
&*}<.*..
^L ;b;-
bishops
vested
;
l->
;^"=M
in
is.2D^U
Episcopate,
shop
Governed
a.
Episcopal,
,_,.-
tSU
:
.
:
,
Episcopicide,
(j)^.-; ;l>i ^w
The mur-
.
:
An
.
J"tf
of magnesia
Equable,
form
\y*
-
:
person
;
A
^
:
^b
:
.u-
;>
One
n.
of the same age,
writing sent to a
a letter
:
<**;
epistle
:
a.
_
v.
t.
To
Relating to an
recompense
v>*W> ka.
equal
-
\^*
:
-
*>
- laa.
,
Epistolary,
uni-
!*a>
magnitude, dimensions, value,
or degree ; adequate ; just
,
.
,.-> ~&.\
Having the same
a.
Equal,
rank, or merit
Epistle,
^
Equal and
a.
even
;
:
w
j^'
sulphate
incidental
a digression
;
:
.5)^^ ;bj
derer of a bishop
narrative
bishops
The
.
Office of a bi-
tof*
Episcode,
by
Epsom-salt,
-
:
^a>
*#*
be equal
fully;
-
ti;
;>!;
to
^;
-
'
)-
to
;
to
make
u^~^J
276
EQUALITY
mity
-
:
Likeness
n.
Equality,
unifor-
;
EQUIPONDERANCE
Equiform,
form
SL^j
Having the same
a.
J<i*a>
:
a.
Equilateral,
Equalization,
Equalize,
v.
,<)>!)>
To make
/.
make even
equal
-
)'>>
:
;
*f
ree
uniformly
jfl^lf!
Equilibrate,
mind
.^LJ-
&
$)S
;
ft>
Evenness of
shal.)
e*!jl
The
n.
^
ft>
(e-kwi-nok'-
great circle in the
which
heavens;
of
Equality
-
:
:
n.
the
balance
:
n.
Equilibrium,
Equinoctial,
Equanimity,
To
/.
.
to counterpoise
weight
;
Having
:
(>J )>l^
same deg-
ad. In the
Equally,
sides equal
-
cylyL.-
lizing:
to
Act of equa-
.
all
answers to
:
Equation,
A making
n.
equal division
Equator,
the equator
;
-
:
A
.
equal
great
:
Ui.1
Lai.
a.
Pertaining
to
Equatorial,
the equator
'
:
?
-
Lai.
^
"~' -
1j"~1
laa.
Equerry,
One having
the
king or
care of horses of a
nobleman
The
n.
the days
equal
:
J^I*-
precise time
and nights are
-y^ ; jy Jlj^l *fci'5
sjV ^ ^*"Equip,
pare
;
'.
/.
To
out
fit
to furnish
^
:
Furnish,
rr
; to pre- ^ J -L.-,
;
\jf <L.!j!
Syn.
lai
-
provide,
G^
fit
oat.
JJ^<
.
; ^iJ!
when
circle
passing round the middle of
the globe, at an equal distance from the two poles
Jl,v"f'
Equinox,
:
Equipage,
Furniture; a car-
n.
and attendants;
riage
retinue:
:
Apparatus, equipment,
baggage, furniture.
Equipment, n. Act of equipSyn.
a. Pertaining
horses or horsemanship
Equestrian,
to
:
^&
-
^jC-l;!* Any apparatus furnished 4-yy-^UL.
of
Equality
Equipoise,
ping
:
:
-,
A
//.
.
horseman
;
a rider
:
weight or force
Equiangular,
a.
Having equal
a.
Equipollent,
angles
:
ajjUI^L.-,
At an equal
distance from the same point:
Equidistant,
a.
or power
:
JM
3
:
j)>
Equal
^
Equiponderance,
of weight
-
:
^1^
n.
(
in force
-
&y>
f*>
Equality
Equiponderant,
same weight
impartial
Syn.
n.
Justice
Jf
:
-
The
n.
Equivalence,
being equivalent
a.
Equivalent,
or merit
-
^L,; Jsx
obliteration
j=-
Erasure,
Ere,
in
-
uncertain
&
-
j
Erect,
a.
lar
bold
;
~
[
^*-*^
doubtful,
;
ambiguously
To
t.
ty
Set up,
Syn.
Era,
n.
A
j.U> -
;$
!}$
S
ol
elevate,
raise,
setting upright
a structure
;
:
;
JS&~)
Building, structure, edi-
Syn.
fice.
ad.
Soon; before
Ambiguity
kUH
Eremite,
fixed point of time,
series of years
Erenow,
^\
-
:
A
n.
Erection,
^
of speech
to
;
-
build, found.
Erelong,
Equivocation,
upright
:
>S
j
olj ,v*- ;i
n.
set
up; to build
elevation
Equivocate, v. i. To use words
of double meaning to speak
-
'
- iJ**
*&!>.
:
-
uncertain.
:
-
Upright perpendicu-
;
-
Ambiguous,
Syn.
v.
,
Ambiguous
- **."-
:
J*
:
power
jflf.
a.
:
and prep. Before ; soo-
a^/.
lift
Equivocal,
Act of erasing
.
ner than
k_iUJ|
-euljL.,.
-
Expunction;
-
:
state of
:
Equal
:
n.
Erasement,
;
impartiali-
;
des-
Extirpate, uproot,
p*>
Just, impartial, fair, upright.
Equity,
ty
J^
-
:
Syn.
troy.
Loving justice
upright
;
the
^
:
a.
Equitable,
Of
.
ERMINE
277
EQUIPONDERANT
-
.I*,.
A
.
hermit
:
*&
ad. Before this time
:
from which a
is
reckoned
Syn.
JU
-
c)
~
Epoch, period, date, age.
v.
Eradicate,
to extirpate
Eradicative,
eradicate
v.
Erase,
;
To
t.
:
$
a.
j, -
1
^
now
before
-y*.
ad.
Ergo,
13
Serving
to
Ergot,
:
t.
ad.
Erewhile,
-
I;J?
;
**
n.
Hence; therefore
A
horse's leg
To
Some time ago
:
root out;
-I3jl$$ ?
13
efface
-
^.~
:
blot
to scrape out
out;
:
-
to
U&.
Ermine,
and
its
.
fur
:
protuberance on a
^ <*-j)^ -^
:
A
;
species
;;)
olf
animal
;yl*. 1?^*. i_O|
ERODE
Erode,
v.
corrosion
Err,
r.
take
^;
Corrosive
G/
:
Errand,
:
^^
-
To wander
t.
c^
away
uu. OL..UV (#
:
a.
Erosive,
eat
A
.
- I5
^kle
message
;
s>
a.
Wandering
St.
Wandering ; deviat"
& ~ " *yy *
a.
Escape,
;
uncertain
Irregular,
-
:
avoid
Erratum,//. Errata,
error in
writing or
.
error
a.
leading
-
:
false
;
To
t.
shun
- ufcdwtiiU -
JWj
jf
Error,
der
;
A
.
a sin
mistake
sus
:
Erubescence,
blush
-
;
To
/.
a.
Erudite,
belch
-iji
-
:
^
Knowledge
.
gained by the study of books
.learning
"=-*"''
:
Knowledge,
Syn.
-
;
-
forth
learning,
uoubense,
foolishneni, absurdity.
;
n.
Act of breaking
emission
;
;
^\*>
flight ;
-
jif
n.
$*
V&
-
U5-3W
v
/**y
Act of escap*
A contrivan-
ce in a time piece
$
^J
:
^
v.
Escarp,
To slope i& y>i
To revert or be-
/.
:
Escheat, v. t.
come forfeited by
Jt-
V>$>
:
of
failure
^M
l>3
,
Property that
^^
.
the lord of the
feiture or for
Eschew,
v.
avoid
t-S
:
manor by
want of
-
for-
heirs
To shun
t.
to
falls
Ui>t \b - U
:
or
%UJ
^^
Imprudence,
Eruption,
:
yKy.
:
-
li=
V
Act of avoiding
Syn.
Avoid, shun.
lore, scholarship.
Ant.
from and
flee
;
UJ ; ^3
:
:
heirs
Redness
.
Learned
Erudition,
Ll#
Jj^j
^W-
P.
ing
o
i
,
blun-
:
Eruct,
a
e^*-
Lip
x ;j;
I
mount a
to
:
mis-
;
te\>
:
**I5
v.
evasion
printing
fire
:
to
f:
.
,
An
.
Containing
incorrect
;
;
:
-^
An attack in which
Escapement,
Erroneous,
^-^
A disease called
n.
'
'
-
Ij^
are used
ladders
rampart
Erratic,
-
I
Bursting forth
Anthony's
Escalade,
roving:
;
a.
Erysipelas,
L
Errant,
;^
:
having eruption
-
:
pus-
mis-
to
;
rash
accompanying a cutane-
Eruptive,
^!^"^
:
* The
a
ous disease
^
M*.
-
- >-**
tules
Act of eating away;
n.
Erosion,
To
t.
ESCULENT
278
explosion
:
Escort,
n.
Esculent,
eatable
:
A
guard
Good
^
-
:
for
food
;
ESOUTCHEON
family
The
n.
Escutcheon,
shield of a
^'^^ ^
:
Secret
Esoteric,
a.
Especial,
a.
particular
:
-
Syn.
Vital, necessary.
la>5
Essential,
***.")>
necessary
^^
-
f**
ad. Chiefly
Especially,
n.
Espousal,
adoption
_ **!>
Act of espousing;
protection
;
-
:
>J&"
Espouse,
betroth
To marry
t.
-
(>fi
d
Espy,
to
v.
To
t.
sight of;
to des-
;
\'>
knight
title
:
To
A
.
;
To
t.
8tf J
attendant of a
A
V*
to confirm
-
:
$j>
:
}.< # A
tIflA ^
li *"
(*i
V
attempt
short
Attempt,
:
i^)')
mation
5
A
n.
^
f'
-
:
-
flfeo!
Foundation
^
^llaj
^>
:
fixed
* Confir-
J
An
#
n.
Es sence,
n.
^/"^
:
a
;
trial
treatise
;
:
endea-
trial,
&J\s)
Condition
n.
Landed property
&&*>
:
-
:
Essential,
existence
rectified
:
;
of essays:
The nature
scent
.
;
*
^!^.^
Esteem,
gard
-
v.
To
t.
Value
n.
:
pect
IJ^S ^i>5|
regard
;
#V
>;*-
-
&
1>
:
U5t
,
to re-
;
-
to think
;
value
res-,
;
"^
;-w
pectable
Valuable
a.
Estimable,
(/
:
A To
Estimate,
on to appreciate
.
,
tion
;
A
res-
;
Jl '
^^
set a value
.
-
;
))*
:
-
^;-
&**"
^
set; calcula-
value
estimation
:
;U- -w.#fc?
;
A writer
LTV.y
* Perfume
#
;7
insti-
:
Estate,
;
vour.
Essayist,
f>$
-
'^1j
attempt
^
*)*>)
^
settle firmly;
;
An
n.
**-jvijJ
Syn.
^
^j^-
of courtesy
Essay,
,
The
.
v.
-
J^>]
-
catch
inspect narrowly
Esquire,
to
:
J&~
-
tty ^Ift-
:
fa
Establishment,
tution
v.
something
;
space
:
state
n.
-
k>ya.
:
An open
before a fortification
Being
:
Establish,
to ratify
Esplanade,
n.
chief;
Principal;
:
ESTOP
279
~)
j^j^
:
-
L
^;U
;
A
regard
^,'
valuing; cal;
opinion
:
Calculation,
computation, honor, regard.
Syn.
to
important
very
culation
.
of a
Necessary
^'^
*' l
Estimation,
;
-,..*
Estop,
bar
&.
A
To impede to
^^ - ^35
;
'
J
:
ESTOPPEL
Estoppel,
n.
A
Estrange,
v
t.
bar
plea in
Ethics,
:
>;!*- ;i*
distance
To keep
alienate
to
;
withdraw
.
-
:
^
'o
5
EUPEPSIA
280
a
at
to
;
*
The
.
philosophy
morality
the doctrines of
;
J**-! Jj-*\
:
pagan
;
-
sea
An arm
.
:
of
human
-
;A>J
l
>
_ r .Ui'HS
d
Etch, #. /. To engrave on metal
by means of aquafortis
:
mony
Forms
n.
Etiquette,
^.A ^$
Etcaetera, Etcetera, Contr.
Etc. and &c. (Lat.) And so
forth:
-_>'
Science of the
.
of the
varieties
the
ol*~
-
^jV
:
HeaA-
.
race
^i.^~ v'
:
15
.
of cere-
^
(
Etymological,
etymology
'
Relating to
,s^"-
:
Etymology, That
part of philology which explains the origin and derivation of words
.
Eucharist,
Eternal, a. Without beginning
or end of existence everlast:
:
perpetual
,?;V
-
Eternity,
-
tf
$
:
^1
-W
.jo' -
13
^
^
Duration without
end
beginning or
ut-^UJ
Syn.
J
-
of
.
the L/ord's Supper
munion
:
^\>)
v.
Eulogise,
commend
/.
To
com-
;
*^
^~^i-
praise
posed
-
:
ether
n.
The
to
fill
:
tf
One who praises
to t> ^JbjJ
commends
Eulogist,
or
.
:
-
-
^ti^yc
h=..4jU.*
Eulogiura, Eulogy,
mendation
panegyric
;
Com-
.
--)>
:
_o
subtle fluid sup-
space
a.
!,
:
I;*
^/oAi
Consisting of
* Celestial :
^U
/-~i
Ethic,
u.
to
Jj! 3 jj|
Perpetuity, endless, du-
Ethereal,
;
:
ration.
Ether,
-*?*
The sacrament
To make eternal
.
n.
y
tf
: -' -
Eternise, f A
or endless
-
:
cJ^**"
5
jUTi!
ing
:
-
,<
;
Estuary,
Alienation
.
^
jflil
->-
*~x
:
Ethnology,
Estrangement,
-
Ethnical,
Ethnic,
then
science of moral
Relating
to
ethics
Syn.
Praise,
gyric.
encomium, paue-
Ant. -Calumny,
abuse.
Eunuch,
been
castrated
;
Eupepsia,
ton J
:
viliflcation,
A man who
n.
.
-
:
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Healthy
-
has
*>*
digjea-
EUPHEMISM
Euphemism,
A
.
EVENLY
281
delicate
offend
Euphony,
sound
;
An
n.
- v\
A
.
:
Europe:
J'*"-
native of
Eurus,
The
.
^
-
wind
,j';.".
ful
death
An
n.
Euthanasia,
<-*>&
:
Evacuate,
ply
to
;
))&
-
Ji?^l
pass off in
insensibly
G(a.
-
;t>
-
Evasion,
:
cation
Artifice
.
-
:
equivo-
;
-
JO'
:
Syn.
il>
preva-
Shift, subterfuge,
rication.
easy, peace-
&
,
r
Using evasion
a.
Evasive,
-
:
i^-
ft
}
J/
j
discharge
;
to quit
n.
Eve,
Evening v>**
# Wife of Adam
ly
:
Vacate, quit, leave.
,
Evacuation,
ing
;
:
J-A*.
slip
v.
away
t.
;
:
To escape
Not odd
r';^'
-s-yr*
perceptible
-ii
t
:
gospel
:
;
gospel
;
To make
f.
contained in the
-
Jk"-
<.
;
-
U.$
:
just
Evening,
:
Pertaining to
a.
Jsai>1
v.
o'^>
Even-handed,
-
The
Evangelical,
:
:
exactly
;
.
equalize
Vanishing; im-
a.
fair
the gospel
smooth
to elude; to avoid;
Evanescent,
Evangel,
;
Likewise
ad.
Even,
from; to
,
n.
Level
a.
Act of empty-
.
discharge
Evade,
;
a)
:
Syn.
^v
To make em-
t.
:
j<0 yaij
j|
Conversion of
.
fluid into vapour:
elusive
v.
To
i.
"
Jfrp^
y;)?.
Europe
east
v.
Evaporation,
to
Pertaining
y^.
_
A
n.
,
a.
a
;
^ j^
,)]$
to waste
;
tfta-jlD
^>\$
European,
-
vapour
Asiatic
:
Saviour
t_f*Oy
child of one
European and one
parent
writer of the
j^a
}
Evaporate,
Eurasian,
A
the
preacher of the Gospel: a/i^
t*\)
agreeable
smooth enunciation
of
history
^f f?
:
n.
Evangelist,
i
way of expressing what might
day
!
E.-U.
formly
36
n.
-
!
;
;
to
;1j**
Impartial;
vj**'-
The
-
,3*-^
close of the
:
Evenly,
Jsowl
:
a.
level
\j
fl<^.
:
Impartially
i
<
;
uni-
EVENNESS
Evenness,
The
n.
being even
:
EVINCE
282
of
state
cs)')**
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Each one of a whole:
a.
Every,
1
now and
*
That which happens;
Event,
&Vita, - <s*>' 5 #
an incident
n.
quently
;*$!
:
Consequence
^xo
.
Everywhere,
:
v.
process
Eventual,
final
Consequential
;
^,U
a</.
Eventually,
Ultimately
v.
terminate
-
>^--% '
u.^-
:
Eventuate,
to
;
^1
;^
To happen
i.
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:
future
^-
:
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n.
Dispossession by
^
:
;
testimony
Evident,
-
:
then
^^
apparent
;
;
dence
.''
j
i.i.).*! -
is
;
clearly proving
Always
'*-
i'jtf
To
-
-
v-
*^t+*>
subvert
^;U*
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-
:
-*
;
#)*
Wickedness
n.
*
:
The
hurtful,
;
;
to
J^^
injury
;
&-^
one,
the
devil
:
B/H
eter-
;
-
,'-
:
wicked
;
Mischievous,
wicked, bad.
calamity
tal.
a^.
good
unfortunate
;
Syn.
Eternal, endless, immor-
:
u ^*
|j
,l^J
,
destroy
clear; mani-
:
;
/.
;
Affording evi-
a.
Not
a.
sinful
Everlasting, a. Lasting without end eternal :^j' - J'j; ^
i'.
:
Manifest, clear, obvious,
Syn.
Evil,
:
:
^v
plant that
Evergreen,
green throughout the year
Evermore,
Plain
a.
Evidential,
A
n.
Syn.
a witness
;
plain.
^
:
,
XU"
proof
;
-x-
again and again
Evert,
*
1
,&
which
Evidence, n. That
makes manifest
conclusive
:
For
Eternally
and anon, Now and
nally
^
;
j>
At any time past or
At all times ;
n</.
always
*
>*>
dispossess by
:
judicial process
fest
Ever,
^^
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:
at last
;*>
:
Eviction,
n.
To
t.
)&)*
:
Full of incidents
a.
<s^=>
all
legal
Eventful,
every
-
place
At
In
ad.
:
Evict,
any case
Iii
S,
issue
;
J~-U *
.
,'3.-J'
end
;
Fre-
then,
:
Evince,
v.
to prove
come
/.
;
To make
to
show
:
Ul
evident
;
;
to over-
EVINCIBLE
of
Capable
demonstrable
being proved;
Exact,
a.
Evincible,
tort
:
J)'J
a.
Evincive,
j
Eviscerate,
t.
To demand;
to ex-
Demand, require, extort.
Exaction, n. Act of extorting ;
unjust demand tribute: <^Hio
<-M>
:
u'^olfy^iv. Jhtfj,
To
v.
:
Syn.
-
Convincing
v. /.
EXAMINEE
283
;
j
take out
bowels of:
the
That
a.
Evitable,
:
:
;
nice-
rf.
};*>;.;>
P.
Evitate,
avoid
ly
-
avoided:
ad. Accurately
Exactly,
be
may
To shun
/.
-
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15 ta.
-
l^>
to
;
1>4 }h lc
Exactness, n. Accuracy;
3 son
Jrt*
j~;
)
preci-
t3
:
(
-
Ufcj
Evoke,
mon
#.
To
/.
forth
jt>
Exaggerate,
call or sum-
M>
:
-
To
Exaggeration,
tion
:
beyond
Representahyperbole:
.
truth
J
*i/U.4 -
Syn.
Unfolding, expansion.
Evolve,
close
;
To unfold
v.
/.
to
expound
C,J>
-
i5lsiLi
^JjS 8^1^
raise high
to
;
elevate; to magnify; to praise:
&
Wjtf
Ub
J
15
To
t.
Unrol, unfold.
Syn.
v.
Evulgate,
road
Ewe,
-
-
;
v.
Exalt,
to dis-
;
highten
to amplify:
;
U;'&
Evolution, n. Act of unfoldoli<5
ing
development
;
v. t.
in representation
to
;
A
n.
Ewer,
To
spread ab-
publish
- 15
:
female sheep
A
n.
t.
/
Exaltation,
elevation
j^lli
Act of exalting;
.
dignity
;
-
:
)>y"
j~^
:
kind of pitcher
Examination, n. A scrutiny
o a^!
inquiry: ^i*" ^e -*;'
:
;
1
Exacinate,
v.
Exact,
;
To
take out
JkST
l,
\*j
Closely
correct
precise
honest
a.
punctual
t.
UIC
the kernel
l
;
\
Examine,
'
?
To
to search into; to
r
;
Jl
J
15.$
/
-
13
>
;
.;'..,
^
,j~>uy
.
t
15,S
I
__
scrutinize
question
-
;
:
J^s^A
i5^<
7ulav7
^J~
.
U^,>
v //
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careful:
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J<-
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vj
''
-
.
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^ax^
^
i
'
.
'
Syn.
Discuss, debate, serutinize explore.
'
Examinee,
.
One who
under-
j
Syn.
Accurate,
precise,
tbodioal, careful.
me-
goes an examination
:
^'au-!
.
.
:
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EXAMPLE
Example,
A
.
pattern
-
instance: #&>
an
;
Unless
con.
Except,
not
if
;
:
-
1
precept, illus-
Instance,
Syn.
EXCHANGE
284
<*;
/- ^lrExcepting, prep. Leaving out I
tration, case.
Dead
a.
Exaniraous,
lifeless:
;
Si Ji
^tsxo
Exasperate,
to enrage
v.
to
;
t.
ing
To
worry
provoke;
exclusion
;
cluded
objection
;
low
K^rf
:
a
;
cavity
Exceed,
v.
to surpass
Excel,
pass
v.
t.
:
-
hol-
**>t*
ti>f
Act of hollow-
*.
Excavation,
ing
To make
/.
Sb ;
;
-
:
^
^
>fct>
with
exceed
Ji'J
l>)
-
;
,
nence
;
.
exception
objectionable: J>$
;
Forming an
a.
Exceptional,
exception
peculiar:
;
ia.
extract
a^H^
:
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intemperance
;
good quality
:
Excessive, a. Beyond due
bounds extreme ^^'l- ^^j
A
title
:
of honor;
Eminent in any
J ; - - J-a>!-Sj**
V; i
Syn.
<a
select.
v.
object to
To
t.
leave out
;
take in
else
;
to
:
to
Syn.
With exclusion of;
;
but:
*
*tf
give or
interchange
:
--
,
Barter, commute,
gain, truck.
n.
bar-
Act of giving and
S.*J*A *
.
To
/.
return for something
ceiving
leaving out
.
-
Worthy, choice, prime,
Except,
;
:
:
Exchange,
a.
Excellent,
from
-
More than enough
n.
Excess,
A
.
an author
;
n.
Liable to
a.
Exceptionable,
Goodness; emi-
superiority
Excellency,
To
fault
O
superfluity
Excellence,
find
;
to sur-
^)
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To
:
Excerpt,
To
US.1
-x
S
To go beyond
t.
-
t
-
^V-
take
f.
the thing ex-
;
:
*>!>**'
Excavate,
Act of except-
n.
Exception,
^jlSJe *
reciprocally
Balance
A
place
chants meet
**
of
re-
:
money
:
where mer-
e
:
;- '-v j't
^^
* Bill
of,
285
EXCHEQUER
An
money drawn by
order for
one banker on another
Exchequer,
A
.
England which
A
^
:
exclamation
Exclude,
debar
^-.16!
LS
)
goods
To
/.
:
to prohibit
a duty on
;''-'
J } ^-
WCi
:
Exclusive,
barring
An
officer
who
inspects the commodities,
and
upon them
rates the excise
tirpation
A
.
-
:
s^Hc
*
Excitable,
Excogitate, v.
to devise: MU5
:
^
-
-
n.
Debarring
vS
;^*-^;J ^.->1
of the church
Excitation,
citing
.
#1;
:
The
^^^
.
f.
To
-
i
act of ex-
O-s\~
rouse
;
-
t.-i)~
to stir
ecclesiastical
pulsion
:
;
n.
agitation
CXCllCS
&.
excit-
Excoriation,
which
ping off skin
-
\A32lX\J
J
Exclaim,
/.
To
cry out
Ji
U'-a-
Exclamation,
cry
;
clamour
.
-
0%
t;
,
;
A
loud out-
a
mark
"
;
:
-
indicating emotion
;
*JO -
(!)
^1^5
n.
discharged
body
;
To
dung
'^ J^
Act of
-
off
strip
-
J^
:
...
u*';*
v>
Excrement,
.
/.
8*.
!
that
" ,f**AX^
I
the skin
Act of
;
ex-
;
^o
_
J)**.
An
.
interdict
:
Incite, awaken, animate,
rouse, inflame.
Excitement,
ing
espe<^s>^
_
:
"--^5"
Excoriate,
Syn.
To
/.
.
Excommunication,
Excite, v
;
Capable of being
a.
roused into action
:
:
invent
communion
expel from
cially
BJUMUMW
To
/.
,
Jb
<aSj,
- |*M>L*
Excommunicate,
^'.j
*
v.
^*^^-
t
,;'}*'
Shutting out; de-
a.
Exclusiveness,
cutting off ; exo - >IS
^m
:
:
:
"
<O3,J
Excision,
to
;
to reject
;
Rejection
.
i^"))
lay
.
out
35 -4 " - 1>i
to cut out
Exciseman,
^
;jA
5
To shut
/.
Exclusion,
v
Duty, tax.
v.
;
P.
Containing
u-ia
:
on commodi-
tax
**s}
Syn.
a.
Exclamatory,
~
tics
,
in
questions
revenue ; the
public treasury
n.
^i
;
court
tries
of the king's
Excise,
EXOREMENTITIOUS
f
/;
strip-
^
-
-
<&~tff
f,
That which
a.
t
.
^^^^
is
from the animal
:
;?^
Excrementitious,
ing excrement
:
-
a.
%^
ii-ai -
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Contain-
J~>}\
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';
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EXCRESCENCE
Excrescence,
A
.
superfluous part
tumour
:
-yltf-i^rjl?-
Excretion,
2S6
^-^
-
!jyW
-
;
a
L~
-
matter from the animal sys-
tem
;
ment
matter excreted
%*
:
-
a.
Excretory,
-
;?/
overlook
UCu
:
-
Apology
.
,
pretext
^\* }
-
J^-l
Execrable,
a.
To
torture
treme vexation
Exculpate,
v.
Torture
.
t.
-
:
To
evil
-
w3)
Syn.
;'}'
Exect,
clear
from
;
a charge of fault or crime
Act of
:
l
vaIa-
n.
A
v.
t.
To
v.
to
;
-
^-2)
J ; L,
Excursive,
rambling
^^
-
:
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-
^-i.y)
cused
;
-
:
pardonable
vxe
:
-
'yo
t.
.
To
Uo
^^>
effect, fulfil.
Performance
:
* Capital punishment a
;
judicial writ
-
:
Executioner,
.
To
l**t
n.
One who
J?tf
:
puts
-
Executive,
-
,
a.
*&*.
n.
Carrying into
Jlp J-U
-
:
The person
that executes the law
or power
:
-
j>
^M J>U
exculpate
to ask or give pardon for
y-
;
K<2$>
oi.>
-
?'.
J*
finish.
;
That may be ex-
ct-/t*y! t--a.!j
Excuse,
^
U *
^
Wandering
iJUi-.^
a.
-
Accomplish,
effect
Excusable,
:
.
i
criminals to death
digressive
;
into
U/ JS
Syn.
Syn. --Journey, tour, ramble.
a.
U
carry
perform
U ;J ; ^
:
:
trip for plea-
digression
;
cut out
To
/.
put to death
c'y'
sure or health; an expedition
ramble
o>yu
^^
Execution,
Excursion,
to
;
Imprecation of
cs-I*i
yl -
clear<*;
G ,s
Curse, malediction.
Execute,
cuse.
n.
-
.
:
:
Exonerate, absolve, ex-
ing from blame
!!
>
;
U^ J,^J
Exculpation,
To abhor
- ^
curse
;
effect
Syn.
:
:
ex-
^U*
^u^
- (KJU>
Detestable
/.
.
:
Execration,
Excruciation,
;
8
curse
t.
.
i*
;<
^-- V;-- ?^
off:
Throwing
v.
-
&W
Execrate, f
Excruciate,
remission
;
-
:
excre-
;
<_r>J>\
U
-
JU..
')*
Throwing out
.
EXECUTOR
;
:
to
n. Person appointed
by a testator to carry into
Executor,
effect his will
:
^^
-,
EXECUTRIX
Executrix,
tor
A female
n.
execu-
&?)
:
Exposition; inter-
n.
Exegesis,
pretation
<*<J' -
:
a.
Exegetical,
Exemplar,
copy
A
-
a
-
y&>
,
Exhale,
v,
porate
Exhaust,
v.
completely
To
f.
11/13
:
drain off
;
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K)^^
S
UK^
Spend, weary, tire out,
consume.
Syn.
j.j.li'~
ing
state of
;
Act of exhaust-
n.
Exhaustion,
being emptied
='
^
:
Meritorious, good, wor-
Syn.
Exhaustive,
thy.
Exemplify,
v,
by example
Exempt,
to
^/
);3^-
from
-
Free by privilege
a.
liable
G
li
munity
:
v.
the bowels
Exercise,
(js^*-
To
t.
im-
;
-;
^*^
:
<rVr-
I;
complete
;
:
ft*"
To
/.
.
;
offer to
to display
-
:
view
^
,
Any paper produced
n.
a voucher,
or
in
3
;>yju*iS-&
of
proof
oU~
!
:
as
-
jJL.
-
;
<^-^>)
Exhibition,
ing
;
show
n.
Act of exhibit-
manifestation
:
tit*j _
;^ll
-
;
public
^rdUJ #
A
university grant to a student
,
task
t.
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:
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Exert, v
perform
.
;
Exertion,
effort
To
:
t.
put forth
to strain
n.
v.
Exhalation,
:
to
;
U;U
:
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Act of exerting
^ ^^-J^^^
Exfoliate,
vapour
by use ; to
JU*"-I - U ; J jiU
train
To
i.
To
n.
;
jto>
take out
Labour; practice
n.
bodily exertion
Exhibit,
to show
facts
WK5 a,.u)
:
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not
-
-
l;t&^-
Serving to ex-
jrf.:^i
--
Freedom
n.
Exenterate,
;
^')'
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-
;
Exemption,
:
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,S)J
a.
^>;
:
- UL>,i
^j.la5
free
haust
* Thorough
J^'-
:
lLi
-
To
/.
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illustrate
copy
JiS
-
lo,i
To
t.
;
G^
,
emit to eva-
* To expend entirely
K|3 ; J * To weary:
or wearied
-
To
t.
:
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a.
-
:
,c*J;>A"
pattern;
:
:
Worthy of imiJ**- - JblS
Exemplary,
tation
>.)>
Explanatory
a model
;
-
_)~
y^ JL^i"
n.
EXHILARATION
287
:
ajuJlj
Syn.
Display, show, manifestation.
Exhilarate,
cheerful
;
v.
't.
To
to enliven
:
make
-
J^f-
;
-
^^~*J^
scale off
Evaporation;
*;^i
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Exhilaration,
.
Act of exhi-
:
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larating;
Syn.
-^.i^.^-ji
Animation,
^i/.
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joyonsness,
gladness, cheerfulness.
EXHORT
Exhort,
v.
To
f.
to advise
incite to
admonish
to
;
288
EXOTIC
good;
,*&J
:
Ex-offi cio, (Xatin) By virtue of
one's office
Exhortation,
discourse
Exhume,
disinter
r.
to acquit
Removing
'
;
'^
^.i.i
jS
-
z.
pressing necessity
ty,
Exigent,
^
-
Exile,
a.
v.
To
:
^
<>
:
banish
pate, clear.
Exoneration,
<j3
.
Act of exone-
j
^
ratl
:
g
-
^-rt
:
-
^3
^;
.
.
Exorable,
Capable of being
moved by entreaty cy;J*- ^t
.
:
Exorbitance,
^^
gance
;
to
:
enormity
<}&
-
_
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-
...Is^
-^
Exist,
v.
Exorbitant,
a.
-
:
Exorcise,
being
-^^
:
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:
Existence,5
Being
v^ -';
a.
Existent,
or being
n.
;
A
life
;
:
^^
o"- 1
-
-
J)-&
;
-
ex
*>??
-
To
expel evil
-
'^jtf
^)'*
spirits
Exordial,
Expulsion of evil
n.
'**.- <-&>*>
:
a.
?i*
Introductory:
Having existence
-
:
*JJ;
going out
;
a way or passage
->;^;-
depar:
Exordium,
Exoteric,
;
in the
.
The
beginning
;
the introduction; the preface:
^'j)
Exodus,//. Departure from a
the second book of
place
Moses
^^-}^a^
^^i)
-^>) ^^~*
Exorcism,
.
extrava-
y^l
/.
.
to
;
spirits
to live
;
^j^?.
:
To have
i.
:
^
Excessive
...
Banishment, expulsion.
Syn.
Deviation
n.
from rule or right
travagant
ture
^- u /
'
Banishment
fi.
Exit,
4- G^
jr*
G );^-
urgency.
Pressing
t.
transport
;
disburden;
Absolve, acquit, excul-
Syn.
to
;
U.>^
:
To
/.
x>
;
r**l
be
v.
:
Demand, emergency, ne-
Syn.
,
*^*
:
disinterment:
Urgent demand
n.
Exigency,
o
Exonerate,
^ ^>
<-^ey
To unbury
/.
tli'iG
:
;
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-
persuasive
;/.
from the grave
^.#
-
I^j
:
Exhumation,
Hi'jG
A
.
Holy Bible
:
public:
Exotic,
a.
a.
Open
;
external
f''- <jix>
Foreign
:
-
;
uV
^-
;t
v ^*-'
Expand,
v.
To
t.
spread out
;
open
lay
to dilate
13 .J
Anticipation, confidence
Syn.
to
;
trust.
^j4>
:
Expectorant,
- l3Hx$.> -
1;S
Wide
n.
Expanse,
EXPEND
2&9
EXPAND
that.promotes discharges from
l
*&
the lungs
!;* J\y
f* l
extent of
-
:
-
-*~j
}%$.>
v.
Expectorate,
expanded
-
Expansion,
extent
>
Ljf
Fitness
Expatiate, v. i. To move at
to wander ; to enlarge
large
;
upon
-
^-j
(JUi
J^aij -
,
Enlarging in
discourse or writing V. ;'J> A
Expatiation,
for
i
*'.
^
&&*
:
n.
Expectancy,
ing
yiflJL))
ward
.
n.
:
a.
$*+
A-^-
';
#j
:
Expectation,
.
-
Hope
pect of good toi come
isJms
:
voyage
:
:
hasten for-
;
-
^}.)& ;**
J^*>
:
ft*
a.
nimble
:
de-
;
*A
^>lxA
*
An
&
u2^.
:
Expeditious,
for
resort,
Haste
n.
Expedition,
,e>!jJJy*l
~fY
Speedy
-
-
y
;:
;
H.V;$
;
^^-
-
;
Jfi"
accelerate,
Despatch,
hurry, quicken.
of wait-
Expel,
waits in ex-
j&i*
:
To
t.
s
for,
Looking
-
One who
pectation
an end
accelerate
to
;
quick
waiting
v.
Expedite,
enterprise
A state
-
:
Expectant,
to
Shift,
spatch
look
Anticipate,
hope, await.
Syn.
^- -
r
resource,
contrivance.
Syn.
u look or wait
to anticipate
;
proper
;
-
f'fl
Means
n.
Syn.
*.
a. Fit
:
*i
Expatriate, v. t. To banish
from one's country 13 J
-^
:
m
.
ct-L4*
-
.
:
Expect,
r
:
propriety
:
suitable
}*>
I3j$
*~J&
:
*
J^
G ';^l
Expedient,
^
u?-^
ti>
^!j
of dis-
Expedience, Expediency, n
c
II,
-
Act
.
-
t2
;
a. Diffusive:
Expansive,
a
-
./^
:
l3y<Ig$
charging from the lungs
Act of spread-
.
eject
,***>
Expectoration,
tf^
To
t.
:
-- J>S 1 ^J
:
Ci~i
;
from the lungs
That may be
a.
Expansible,
:
medicine
:
space or body
ing out
A
.
out
;
v.
A
To
to eject
;
drive or
force
to banish
:
;'j^-l
;
-
pros-
)^H
3
Syn.
Banish, drive out.
Expend,
disburse
E.-U -37-
v.
;
t.
To
to
lay
out
employ
j
;
to
to
EXPEND. TURE
waste
EXPLICIT
290
v.
Expiate,
:
crime
Act
Expenditure,
ing sum expended
to
;
To
t.
appease
>--
-
:
n.
Expiation,
compensation
Cost
n.
money expended
Expensive,
charge
;
&^
:
-
piation
_>
eS^-*
atoning
;
Costly
dear
;
Expiration,
ing out ; end
:
Expire,
n.
Expensiveness,
costliness
:
Dearness
-
emit
^\$
c.'.-;'^^"
actual
;
ment:
.''
trial
1 "-
i
-
;/-f
v.
Explain,
aa*
Trial,
to try
-
by practice
^
0'-**
cal proof
Trial
n.
-
:
die
,
To
;
trial
by
:
;
i_":'.
^*-
,,
;
-Skilful,
Syn.
-
;
._
;/.
sional
A
dexterous
i.
w-
adroit,
-
n.
A
a space
I
K*
-*,
show
:
:
/.
.
13
|J
;^U
s !.'
4*^
tP'il
word inserted
Jjtf
To
-
f&>
**JC>
unfold the
,
explanation
-
tJs
to
c,'^- llij^J
n. Interpretation
Explication,
-
:
^
.
;
^^iJ
'
i
ready,
Explicit,
:
Serving to ex-
a.
meaning of; to explain;
;
or profes-
scientific
witness
:
j
prompt.
,
Act of explain-
f-v--*
Explicate,
5tL.I
tf
**
fill-
';
}'
? -
>
j^>-***
;
U
interpret,
1
I
Expletive,
Founded on
a.
a. Skilful
rtftci Y
n.
definition
Explanatory,
o..*
Expert,
plain
^$
-
_
practi-
to
experiment-
Ujj$a. j.A
;>';'
;
Experimental,
:
.
9-:
:
Explanation,
-
w
test
to cease
;
OU w4
To make
/.
g(*-J*
i.
to
;
)sa,"
plain
v.
exhale
;
*>
ing
Experiment,
Jj f d
clear up.
-
'J
-
Expound,
Syn.
To know
:
exS;U$
test, experi-
proof,
ment.
r. /.
-
-j~
To
,;.**
to elucidate
Syn.
-
:
-
experi-
;
'
-
To
i.
l-'j
ledge
^
:
:
v.
,
<;&
>i^iAct of breath-
.
/.
t*.
know-
n. Practical
Experience,
;
-
That makes
a.
Expiatory,
;
Costly, dear.
Syn.
*)&
Atonement;
:
i^fJf.
a.
&>i
-
:
of spend-
.
;
Expense,
atone for a
tinct
a.
Plain
;
clear
;
dis-
:
.^
t3
,
clear, plain.
EXPLODE
Explode,
v.
To
i.
loud report
burst with a
-
:
Exploit, n. A
achievement
jheroic
^
:
G^
through
Uj$ J^j
deed an
($ ^
-
Expostulation,
monstrance
To
t.
n.
-
Earnest
.
re-
:
Exposure,
search
to try
;
Act of exposing;
.
state of being
exposed
A
-
Expound,
sudden burst-
interpret
ing with noise
-
:
-
^'>#
t^ljc^
-
:
;^&1
;
.Als
Jl^Jii
Explosion,
^^S Sj<&
>;
5
oaxa.
;
to scrutinize
;
^)V.
remons$
:
*
v.
Explore,
To
i.
trate earnestly with
^^
-
v.
Expostulate,
Act of explo-
n.
Exploration,
-
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EXPUGN
291
,
v.
To
/.
explain; to
^^ C )A
c^
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:
- lii|
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Declare, indicate, exhi-
Syn.
bit.
a.
Explosive,
Causing^ explo-
:
sion
<*-
;
-
)4>
-c
c=
Nji*V}'
Express,
squeeze
i
U)^aJ *
which
One who
n.
Exponent,
sets forth
:
or that
He
i=
^
ber: is~S*
a v-
viyi
Export,
To
/.
:
rt.
.xa.
(jJitii^
-,
- \'>V
Clear
n,
A
.
tlj
Act of exporting
exported
abroad
:
Expose,
v.
disclose
t.
J&
Sending goods
^-
^'j)-^'^'
^
To
to
;
-
lay
put
in
open
;
to
danger
planation
Syn.
.
Exhibition
;
; ,i-
Expressive,
:
plainly
interpreter
:
Expugn,
o-
^~
-
An
A
1-s!
^
-
L-1>. 1 '
pressing out
*
:
mode
-
js
-
-
i^
-
-
jifbl
Indicative
-
;i
f.
'.
;
-
w-Sft-ji
:
-^
;
sig-
^
-
;
4
)^'
To conquer
take by assault
;
^
terms
^r* S*^
:
*=*
of speech
o^. Indirect
Expressly,
n.
n.
a phrase or
:
Expositor,
^)^ J>.) '*,'
That may be
j^j * Feature
ex-
tion, elucidation.
a.
* Utterance or representation
:
Explanation, interpreta
fast
&*$
Expression,
nificant
Exposition,
-
:
:
thing
;
n.
Exportation,
,^ -^ * A
:
Expressible,
wXL
..-.
JU j/bj~
:
>->\
:
or
special messenger
railway train
uttered
,
^ o^i
-
explicit
;
)^-
;>
UlouJ
^^^
show ;
to
;
;>^
S>$
or
press
I*R"
-
num-
carry or send
out of a country
To
declare
:
message
z>.
:
To
to utter
v^ia^
or
algebraic letter
t.
out
,
* An
v.
;
to
^ **
EXPULSION
out
Act
n.
Expulsion,
of driving
*o>
:
-
efface
;
To
t.
>'.
blot out
to cancel
Expurgate,
to purify
;
To
/.
?
to
-
J
^/
d
;
Extension,
:
j-
Extent,
.uisite, a.
Icnl
;
delicate
-
thin
Syn.
Syn.
Nice, delicate, exact, accurate.
One
n.
Exquisite,
;!>-
or
Syn.
Dandy,
Exscind
v.
;
a fop
To
t.
;
make
to palliate
:
Palliate,
nish.
tenuating
;
:
Act of
n.
palliation
-
:
o
Outward
a.
Exterior,
cut off
dimi-
lessen,
ex-
,?V
.
fop, bean.
To
t.
;
v.
lessen
to
;
Extenuation,
over-nice in
ornament
dress
com-
;
-
^JvW
-
:
:
cleansing:
fine; excel-
Very
^-\f
large
;
Space; bulk
n.
:
Extenuate,
Ex
y^>s
Syn. -Wide, large, broad.
;
pass
A
n.
-
:
Wide
a.
Extensive,
'
Expurgation,
l>S
-
Act of extend-
.
enlargement
;
-*l-
:
'^-;
to
cleanse
expunge
-
^*)
I'jS
loi
ing
Expunge,
-
:
part
.J)^'
Act of erasing
n.
Expunction,
EXTERNALLY
292
exter-
;
\
Exterminate,
v.t.
To
b$
Slo
-
n.
Destruo
root out:
.
Extant,
lost
a.
Now
in
being
^r*
:
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Extemporaneous,
a.
'^
j
not
r
;
Extermination,
Extempore,
vious stuy or
jb
y
c,;
cl->
/.
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External,
Without
ad.
G>J
r?)**
Uttered
without previous study
U |_ls5. vJ - U.S IA$
&*..?> O
/
/
;
'
visible
;
a.
Outward;
accidental
foreign:
-
:
^^,
pre-
meditation
;
Syn.
Foreign,
vi-
exterior,
sible, extrinsic.
Extemporize,
extempore:
v.
i.
To
-ty *#
speak
j-^i
Externals,
n.
ad.
Externally,
Extend,
v.
to spread
t.
;
To
stretch out
to prolong
;
Outward
rites
:
-i
;
to im-
apparently
:
-
Outwardly
L u
-
;
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jt&i
^
-
;
jcb
yu
EXTINCT
Extinct,
out
a.
Extinguished
closed
;
put
;
dead :-!)>
;
EXTRAVAGANT
293
Extract,
t#su
suppression
&
:
-
v.
To
t.
J*-~$
put out
to destroy: d-~a-: -Uj< J?
n.
Extinguishment,
of extinguishing
(o
-
to eradicate:
a
;
destruction
total
&^2U.
:
to
To
commend
?
t.
.
lineage
;
-
Extradition,
one
Extort,
v.
from
to
;
n.
state
Delivery,
by
to another, of fugi-
from
tives
in
justice,
ance of a treaty
-
:
pursu-
^y^
sflj*.
;
a.
this
-
world and
a.
:
Beyond
its affairs
:
,oti.
IJj
eulogize,
!
\
by force
Foreign
Extramundane,
*=
:
to
;
Extraneous,
foreign
wrest or wring
gain
;"!
:
Usi ^r-^"-
To
t.
'
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commend.
glorify,
;
v_)'.auS)
-:'.aJ
^
ty
land,
Syn.- Exalt,
-
descent:
;
root out
to glorify
ui..'.*? -
GtJ-'.'.i
-
:
act
praise greatly
;
drawn
Act of extract-
.
Extragenious,
Extol,
is
passage from a book
quotation
ing
The
Eradication
.
A
-x-
Extraction,
GjlS!
Extirpation,
V
extinction
;
^}^
to
;
- Usx!***
***
j
To
/.
out
:
# An essence
:
('>'$*!.>
-^-.o -fie
z.
Extirpate,
out
;
#fc
Extinguish,
to select
That which
.
,
Destruction
n.
To draw
t.
;
._
,.
Extinction,
v.
take from
:
Irrelevent
a.
Jf'*"-* >i*
Uncom-
a.
Extraordinary,
;
-
,***-l-*5^
j
exact
Extortion,
tion
-.
J^a.
iJ
-
';^
:
-
;;'^
^;
mon
^.^
'
:
wonderful; remarkable:
>^"
Unlawful exac-
.
-
J$)*
is-j-^r-,:;?;
i
Syn.
.
Oppressive
;
s.ll
-
Over and above
;
extraoidinary
-i,,*^
:
Prodigality;
^^
-
"Wildness, excess, waste,
violence.
Extravagant)
^
- jj]\ .
;
:
a
,
i rregu lar
;
|
excessive
common
.
violence
:
*'
a.
*'^'
exaction, op-
Rapacity,
Extortionate,
Extravagance,
excess
pression.
Extra,
"
|
vA^-.vlU
Syn.
>
;
wasteful
:
;>"-*
.
unJs'i
Syn.
!j
Excessive,
prodigal,
wasteful, profuse.
EXTREME
Extreme,
greatest
remote
tremity
to
the
:
verge
-
extjo!
.
v.
degree
^^
To
t.
to disentangle
-
-
^
T~
Extrication,
tangling
fire
aKI
Outward
v.
^-^
-
Exuviae,
Consumption by
The
.
cast skins or
animals
:
^
-
IL
The organ of sight
The power of
n.
^^
-
:
&<j? #
seeing
^.
'^.^J
:
-
thrust out
n.
W
-
:
:
tf^
:
^> y
hook
;
;
*
U,s
^ju^j
S out,
eyes KH
Abundance, excess, plena.
superfluous
:
Over abundant;
)^>^
-
-
,jV;'
)
put one's
^
Exudation,
The
.
sweating out
;
y&
the
iJiJii-
act
Of an
of
' *:
~---
'
To
through the pores
li<
?*~!
discharge
:
-
j
an ulcer
:
e
'
'
fc
/.
Eyeball,
The
of the eye
.
:
^'"^
ball
**-$
to
Uyt ;r
.G
b'
&<3|
^ *4^'
'/
~ac-i--t
To grow
or apple
^ *kto
J
|
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>
:
j
C;
Exulcerate,
A.
direc-
that of
* In the twinkling
soon
;# ^^
, Very
{:!
j
t.
c*
:
one's
* In the
substance exud-
-";
v.
wind
watch:
extract
tion right opposite "to
t
a
To
To
Of the wind, In the
Exuberant,
of
To
To
:
ty, overflow.
:
on,
an
keep
i!
root
or
- * Catch
* Bud
'j^l *
<**<"
:
Uk$!>'
Overflowing
superfluity
:
-
;
for a
-
WjXiS
-^ * View ,_ri^>
,v^t^ * Hole of a
**&
:
needle
plant
Exude,
^Uats,
,
!
exter-
;
,Vj^
:
To
t.
Exuberance,
Syn.
-
^>
:
j
a.
Extrude,
;
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Great joy
GU.
:
* Watch
plenty
^'o^
Act of disen-
;/.
unessential
to expel
-
liberation
;
Extrinsic,
:
.
n.
Exustion,
;
Eye,
nal
;
l
c ^;-
Joy, transport, elation,
delight.
shells of
,.
.
-
.
-
>_&-!
,
j.a.j*
;
Rejoicing;
%
^^
UUs.'i -!iiKJ- Gj5
,
a.
:
Exultation,
;
set free
2i.
w
:
rejoice greatly
:
utmost
Verge, border, end.
Extricate,
To
t.
triumphing
Syn.
Syn.
v.
triumph
Exultant,
-
';-
highest
i-o o;-
:
;
-
The
n.
Extremity,
point
limit
;.^
:
Exult,
;
-
:
The utmost
n.
,
Most
a.
final
;
EYEDROP
294
Eyebrow,
The
.
over the eye
Eyedrop,
.
hairy arch
:
A
tear
:
EYE-GLASS
Eye-glass,
the sight
glass to assist
>-f ^. c
:
^- J
*>-
la^l
Eyelet,
A
.
opening
Eyelid,
small
The cover
Eyesight,
Fabric,
-
cloth
Make
A
*&!
;
some
*^-'l
building
-
ojU>
forge
.
;
To
/.
li
-
8;
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a thing done
One who
.
sees
xo^.
-
:
*l;^
&^+e
:
A place where
birds of prey build their nests
Eyry, Eyrie,
.
,Ka
:
i>
- ctot<a.
*^-)'.-;
:
*
real: false
:
j;^
-
;
un-
-
2 -*
^>)&-
.j*}^
The
n.
Facade,
Fictitious
a.
Fabulous,
view or
front
elevation of an edifice
- ti-L.
:
build
;i**"
\>j>
- ^'^>
to
;
;
Face,
n.
to
tenance
Surface
ness
:
# Dial
oy#e
Act of framing
.
;
falsehood
:
8
;
)
the coun-
of
:
tft^
* Bold-
Assurance
watch
a
a grimace
To make
a
look gloomy
:
:
^^
a,
To
*{>*
long
'>J'<*J
^^
&
:
^>
:
*
fore-part:
)y***
To make
*
-
;~>
4*~ * The
^>Ka. *
make
or constructing
visage
-
:
Presence
!)'jl#
\#te
Fabrication,
The
'
- ct-iL.
manufacture
to
-
:
}
Eye-witness,
and hatch
*>
construct
tooth next
w|^
*-
;
use-
-
|jx?
construction
Fabricate,
:
* Manufactured
Jkj*.
:
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J&
:
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u ,$<5)
"<5v->
for the
fictitious narration
to enforce
The
n.
Eye-tooth,
the grinders
Power of seeing
.
A
intended
;
te.
or
v
ful truth
jyK-
/*=*
:
.
:
:
^W^
V.
^s*-5!
Fable,
offen-
Something
.
sive to the sight
J'.
-
Ointment
.
:
vision
>>
of Ihe eye:
ulj
Eyesalve,
eye
Eyesore,
UotJ
-
hole
^^
:
.
5
Deprived of sight
a.
Eyeless,
*~<^
Hair on the eye-
n.
Eyelash,
lid
A
.
:
FACE
295
fyi-
,
*
*
To
to
:
Confronting each other
,;>* To fly in the of,
:
,
Syn.
Fiction, figment, inven-
To
tion.
Fabulist,
n.
A
tor of fables
:
writer or inven-
,:*> &'-M
tO
act
direct
opposition
l.";>
Face,
to
in
:
v.
meet
i.
To
turn
in front
;
f(i
the
(Jitisi
face
;
to cover in
FACETIOUS
front
13
:
a.
Facetious,
witty
*Miu
-
'
Gay
-
^.'
.
;
-
^.;L-
c ';-
Easy; affable
#.
;
pliant:
Facilitate,
Uo
n.
Facility,
-
J^
G
-
;
Syn.
J
do
^ifi
-
i=rf\+*.
Fact,
A
n.
reality
(JiJ
done
thing
truth
;
tj
-
:
>-!
;
'i*
:
v.
To
i.
-
***V.
lose
to
deed
Not
.
grant-
****
i**^*^
A
dissension
turbulent
Syn.
-
:
Given
;
fractory.
artificial
:
J*i
-
./j^?
art;
-
.
w
sf
Factor,
I
;
~X
\^
b
)
thing
//.
-
A
{
**
\{ ^>-~
.
that
(
^
*>
to
;
l!fl
A
* Any-
contributes
result or forms a product
vV-*^
Dregs
sediments
(/"/.)
excre-
;
:
;
Fag,
to
:
-
,
v.
;
.
To grow
drudge
i.
to
weary
An
J
to
^
-
:
a drudge
i;
mercantile agent:
o-fi
Faeces,
ments
tire
Made by
a.
-
agree;
together
^ ; t J?
:
To
i.
fit
ill;
;p!
Turbulent, seditious, re-
Factitious,
succeed
tj.fc
to faction
-
to
;
>-<*>*' J*
jCL
j;.>j
->->-
:
party;
-
'^aa.
a.
Factious,
political
;
vanish:
liable to fade:
i>.
(Faj.)
to suit
n,
spe-
is
to
colour;
Fadeless,
Fadge,
Act, event, incident.
Faction,
A
;
^
-
^,
perish gradually
Jf;}
Syn.
^
;>;>
the mind;
or privilege
cific right
Fade,
L-
J*i
-
SJ^JZ
c^W - o,s ^ici
men whom any
body of
ed
:
Power of
;/.
:
ability
^U?
Exact likeness
CiM
em-
One employed
n.
"
-
J.'
jj'La,*
a.
place where fac-
kinds of work:
all
Faculty,
-
^.'jf-
n.
zA*Z
^U
cension, affability'.
Fac-simile,
-
easy:
-
:
.
;
Factotum,
J-~* >
Ease, readiness, condes-
^^;
t
A
ft.
t;
v.'
Easiness; dexterity;
ready compliance
com-
factor's
:
^w
to
To make
A
:
A
ployers; a manufactory; the
body of factors - ^";5 f'^
Pliant, flexible, ductile,
easy.
?'.
mission
-
tors transact business for
^--jfc^yL-eM
Syn.
n.
Factory,
ji)&.
y>
Facile,
Factorage,
humorous;
;
-
<f""
:
FAGGOT
296
under schoolboy
Fag-end,
-
-
:
.
;
**
;^-^^ \^v f
The end or mea-
ner part of anything
:
-
J&9*
(Lai
a
FaggOt,
for luel
fi.
:
A
bundle of
*&
sticks
TAIL
v.
Fail,
To
i.
fall
short
to
miss
vent
-
be
-q$
GjB>
lJ
s>
f<
;
insol>
jili
f
-
&J],i*
ment and no show of kind-
- t*.,
JjU
U.
-
/)->*/
UKJ
;
become
-
:
;
;
to
;
:
Any how ^ c ;fe ^--* play
and no favour, Just treat-
to
wanting
decay to cease
to
;
FALCONRY
297
'SjS>
-
ness
^fJ
:
!;U.
v'j:-4
n.
Fairness,
^ ^
clearness
Failure,
Deficiency
.
sion;
decay;
Beauty
-
:
omis-
;
n.
A
fabled
enchantress
With joy or pleasure
ad.
^
^ ^;,i ^^
-
Lacking
timorous -
strength
-
:
;
Fairy-land,
fairies
Faith,
lief;
v.
,
To grow
i.
swoon
to
;
depressed
decay
u^
:
a.
Fair,
Clear
:
.
-x-
:
-
,
black
Just
;
upright
:
A
ly;
stated
-
c/*;'
;
;
Trusty, honest, upright,
Syn.
sincere.
Faithfully, ad. Honestly
sex
honesty
:
a.
^^
Unbelieving
treacherous; disloyal
-
:
c^.-i
;
<i
:
_ - f\)** t_^*j -
uwOo
j>>
ct-J^
:
o
-
tf
Veracity;
^5)'-^.'.'
Faithless,
Faithlessness,
Not
-
&4>
Falcate,
-
%<f
a.
Falchion,
sword
*
To be likely to:
and square, Just-
sport
n.
A
short ciooked
A hawk
-
;!^i.
;!j
trained for
-
-
:
:
^# ^
15
:
:
fil-aJ]
i
Treachery
**>
n.
Falcon,
.
^S*
Hooked
:
;W*j)
Falconry,
or foul,
hawks
E.-U -38.
By means
:
:
honest,
:
n.
Faithfulness,
#
to,
honestly:
*
:
market
The female
bid
*\f)
:
:
;
!/#
:
^Ij*
\&w
frank,
equitable.
n.
Firm and earnest be-
tij
S* k**
<-
^^^^
Pure,
^U'-x-
To
:
:
* Pretty; good:
Syn.
u^"")'
- >-**~a
^j;^
:
-x-
^s;*
^'*>
1^*>
J;i'- * Even
Open 21^ ^ Frank
Ji .J'o
cloudy
-
M;
Trusty loyal upFaithful,
- ^"*- right honest
x"'*
become
Cowardly
Handsome
JU * Not
Favourable
;V>
'i.
confidence
;
^i-
-
->' ^tf
a.
^)!)^ ^S>
State of being
languor
;
to
;
an
"
:
Faintness,
faint
to
;
a.
Faint-hearted,
timorous
feeble
;
The abode of
.
:
;
J>^>
; 5 ;*
^
-
;
^5.i,i.
>
>
a.
Faint,
weak
;
-
spirit
-
:
-
gladly:
o
j
honesty
;
^-^
bankruptcy:
Fairy,
Fain,
ctoUj ^! JUJ!
n.
'-~
)\>
l/i ^t{
Act of training
^ r/ y. ^^li
-
^! j;ij
FALD-STOOL
Fald-StOOl, n. A folding stool
a bishop's chair
^"j f %i
;
:
^
v.
Fall,
^ **&
To
t.
to be-
;
prostrate
lose
to
;
^
'
;~
drop down
come suddenly
perish
LX
>
FALSIFY
298
to
;
strength
come
in violent
contact with
:
}. k $% y * To -short
To be less than
U, f
^>}>
of,
<>
:
Act of falling descent ;
Fall,
overthrow; destruction ; dimin.
;
nution
E1
-
:
* -
-
^^JJ
to
;
be brought forth to happen;
- $
to be uttered carelessly
;
A
*
Jlj)
cataract
'*
:
;
:
*ju
..
bt
ux^. -
-
f - i.
vo^$j
bjfi
.
-
'Jj-J
away, To grow
,.
lean
-
:
-
b-fc
t'.o.
'o J o *
come
to the
To
to
>)*>
to
To
*
:
-i;^
To
:
To
To on
attack
To
;
or
on
begin eagerly
To
*>;
drop
:
U
To
fail;
&)*
*
To
*
:
To
\>^
5
:
I5j :-j'
To
:
'-
[
~
i'j.j
v^j
apply oneself to:
~
''
x
To
x-
fJI
-foul
tf
^
-
j^
V\j
Falling'-sickness,
,.i.>
Uai
A name
.
Jy>
:
Fallow, a. Pale, red or yellow
b iy* ^ Left untilJLU
^i ; ^
led unsown - **;;}^ jh* 5?-^
:
;
-
,
v.
sowing
False,
^^ J
Not
a.
:
without
plough
:
faithful
}M*.i
To
t.
l;
true
:
-
^;^
P ; i?. * Un-
* Treacherous:
4
# Counterfeit
:
3
To
Falsehood,
ty
:
untruth
Want
.
of veraci-
treachery
;
:
{
v-A-*^ #
begin ea1
:
#
To
through,
To
to,
:
r-;.^
;-
'
To
ti+*>
JjU *
to miscarry
gerly to eat
#
>Jj7 *^upon, To
I5j>
quarrel
jj;?
*oliJi
\'>
;'^
to
Uai
Liable to mistake:
a.
Fallible,
-
:
agree
l
:
Liableness
.
:
for epilepsy
'^-^;^
To happen:
out,
To
*
:
:
from
drop down
to assault
light
aj
c^ljJl-.
j
Fallibility,
tf
To meet acci-
#
j'*V!
off,
;
^;
:
* To forsake
^
*
^^ *
:
depart
in with,
dentally: tU.
[
:
;
';;*-
:
ground
To
from,
with
#
Deceptive, delusive.
Fallacy, n. A deceitful argument sophism t$>yto -
err
duty or allegiance
l
l*J *^>
:
To down, To
5
x
i*' &li a-
:
:
draw or go back
To have recourse
'3}.
deceitful
;
Syn.
<f$
To revolt: b'l^. ^
^'s?-;*
.J^sJ.* * To perish
* To back upon, To withllj >
t>j4
take
Producing mis-
a.
Fallacious,
...
...
w
^t^'
^..v*
of,
r
#
^
To
Falsely,
Untruly
</.
cherously
:
Falsify,
v.
falsely
to
;
<~
*-
1
^y*
t.
To
;
^
-
trea1*
^f*-"';
represent
prove to be
false
;
FALSIFY
FANTASY
299
^
-
to counterfeit: Vj*?*
*J
remark-
Noted, signal,
Syn.
>^
able.
An
n.
Fan,
instrument to blow
and cool the
v.
Falsify,
To
/.
Falsity,
tell lies
*"}>
:
winnow
Quality of being
.
,
false
;
a false assertion
lie
;
to
;
v.
To
t.
winnow
and one to
face,
grain
-
:
'^^
Jtt&\>
cool with a
blow on
to
;
fan
To
v.
Falter,
speech
;
i.
to
To
stammer;
cite
in
hesitate
to trem-
ex-
:
bigot
An
n.
Fanatic,
a
enthusiast;
:
Syn.Enthusiast,
V
J
:
visionary,
zealot.
Fame,
n.
Celebrity; reputation:
Fanatical,
sionary
Familiar, a. Domestic; intimate ; free ; well versed ; well
known j
-
- *Jl&.
&&1
Familiarity,
-
inter-
Easy
.
course; intimacy
^^
:
notions
ary
fellow-
Acquaintance,
Syn.
whim
ship.
v.
Familiarize,
To make
t.
generation
A
;
mind
-
:
liking
J.1-J -
to habi-
Syn.
household
;
v.
or
t.
to conceive
a
Fane,
a lineage; a class:
A
.
:
dJ'yS,
Fang,
The
//.
i.
To
-
;
.VSN..
$f
-
lib.
^
tusk of an
:
-
;
General scarcity of
\3 . Jk'< -L=.5
dearth
;
-
:
^J.1^
ani-
^!^
t**J
n.
:
Famish,
Famous,
trious
)y*>
a church
mal a claw or talon
food
-.65*
imagine;
$)$ &\+$
temple
-
Famine,
-
JUa.
;
<_r-'i
Imagination, conception,
thought.
Fancy,
Fanuly,
of form-
I
;
:
.
;
'
familiar or intimate
tuate
notion
;
vision-
;
the
in
:
^~&
The power
images
ing
-
t
.
frenzy
Whimsical
a.
:
Fancy,
vi-
;
Extravagant
.
religious
;
Fanciful,
<i
mad
;
-
Fanaticism,
,8ta.
.
Wild
a.
:
:
v.
a.
/.
To die
Fantastic,
i
of hunger:
Renowned
;
ricious
:
illust
;j-
l<>
-
'
4
'j;*-
))ir~*
;
Fantasy,
^ on
:
a.
Irrational
imaginary
n.
Fancy
;
cap-
:
;
imagina-
FAR
Distant
a.
Far,
PAST
300
remote
;
Farmer,
;^
:
a farm
At
ad.
,
tance
^
-
:
By
degree
From
^
Farrier,
In a great
,
around
Farce,
horses
farrier
show
ridiculous
:
.
The
,.
>^UJ
A
.
farce
Belonging to a
a.
Farcical,
ludicrous
;
business of a
^
.
(
,o"jl~
of pigs
litter
More remote
a.
Fardel,
bundle
Fare,
pack
-
:
:
**'>)
good or bad
state,
happen well or
ill
;
!
;
to feed
v.
Fascinate,
to captivate
Fascination,
witching
of conveyance
Price
n.
LJN.i
c
it
Farewell,
at parting
Farina,
fecula
Farm,
- 5
n,
;
AA
.
-
,,'.-
&*.
.,
Flour;
'Ai. -
.
,
;
To
to cultivate
to
;
v^*.
annoy
:
Fashion,
Form; custom;
.
:
or
oxjj
a tenant on
land
vex
^
j
^
estate:-^
let to
To
-
f wyl
c /J,^
Land occupied by a
-
A
/.
style of dress
starch
^)'^ix-)
.
i'.
,
tenant; a landed
'
&>>S
\
-
:
Fash,
inexpli-
;
:
:
i/
wish ofr welfare
,
:
-
a.l
;
food
;
~
a charm
;
;
:
6
)
^-)>
Act of be-
)*
.
cable influence
the person conveyed
^*Mj?
_
"
~
to
fcl-
:
to bewitch
^*)
|
^ly
To enrapture
t.
;
*
);
part
hoop
T^-
I
to
;
A
.
spread the petticoat
*?**
^i")*
fourth
&&*. l$? *.
;
:
Farthingale,
a
;
to travel
;
be in any
1
The
.
of a penny
J *^
-
^-'^
little
^-^
To go
:
/.
z>.
A
.
Farthing,
A. *->*)
:
^
rent
jl*UJ
Burlesque, caricature.
Syn.
,
shoes
-
:
:
Farther,
lo
JJL
One who
.'
Farrow,
o^^la.
A
-
:
a horse doctor
;
Farriery,
of>
:
wide, All
:
;/.
medley
From,
*
#-and
A
.
very
;
,
a great distance
ii^ii
Farrago,
-
.<;,->
J'*> **>*>
:
great dis-
remotely
very
;
much
or to a
One who cultivates
.
:
^
?1>
TQ
^
!
U
$
i
Fashionable
j
to
"i
:
.
.
lo a(]apt
G
(
.
:>
;
-
;
^
Fast,
''.
/.
U-S
;
'
f'
UJi>3
well-bred
Ji^Jxli.
:
.
/ ^ Conforming
fas hion
t j ie
genteel
moul(]
_
c
-
3;
^
To abstain from food;
d>v* - U5. i,,. - G-> w'U
FAST
Fast,
Abstinence from food
n.
FATLINQ
301
A
male parent :- yt>
*
First
ancestor
y>
jjkl &))*
Father,
:
.
:
a.
,
fixed
Firmly
steadfast
swift
;
JK
deep:
Fasten, \
.
4
;
faithful
;
the church
',
;
-
^!j"|
fix
firmly
''
hold together
Father of
!yc tj<a.
v.
,
To
/.
strong
* Dignitary
-
^
:
or authority
^b #
:
all
To
f.
ledge one's
''j^
own
,.i.o-|j.
:
adopt; to acknowself author of; to
to
;
<Ji^A"
;
in
Almighty
,
- \3*$
.-.J
,.l>*
Fastidious, a. Difficult to
please; squeamish; delicate
to a fault
A-J
-
:
-
i_<o
'>
Fatherhood,
Squeamish,
Syn.
ness
food
cyv> -
:
a.
Plump
fertile
;
^^i 8\^
greasy
;
-
:
rich
;
-
Kj-
father
Oily
.
:
L5 >;^.
or cistern
Fatal,
A
*
*$
:
- J"t? -
:
Paternal
o.
;
deadly
v*a^
-
:
Fathom,
A
.
The
^
->.Lu
Fatality,
;
j jJi'.'
w.
-
*.uV
;
i_<l^*
necessity
l^
mortality
-
:
.*.?
:
-
^-7
):
Destiny, fate, mortality.
A decree :,pronounced
Fate,
- ct.-.
God
by
destiny
^J-*?
n,
;
Syn.
;
*5I^
depth of 6
feet
of
a.
To sound
/.
;
to penetrate
the
;
depth
I3v>
Fathomless,
a.
being fathomed
IwJ sl>
:
^^i.
11^*0 -
.
Incapable
-
:
&V
of
Jte**
.
neces-
is-JXtt
Syn.
-
kaJ
^j,? ^
Invincible
tender
-
doctrine of
or inevitable
fate,
sity
.
;
-
fiA
k0?.X$
Fatalism,
^_
^i*;^
,
unlucky
no
- 1^ >_>V
;
large tub
- !/A'J -
Destructive
.
~^
-
:
Having
><.">
:
of animal
part
wife
*j;-
kind
bodies
Father of
.
a.
Fatherless,
;
Fatherly,
Fat,
:
from
Abstaining
.
State of being
a father; paternity
Father-in-law,
one's husband or
:
Fasting,
dull
Over-nice-
n.
Fastidiousness,
Fat,
over-deli-
.
:
Destiny, doom, fortune,
death.
Fatigate,
a.
Fatigue,
toil
-
,
tion
Weary
;
*^^'
t.
To
to tire
Fatling,
n.
r
-
ri
K
Great weariness
.
:
v.
jol-
:
A
:
;
^ " ^^"
*
l
"
weary with exers^JU-UK^'
'-';>
young animal
tened for slaughter
:
^
fat-
;yV
FATNESS
V^
n.
Fatness,
FEARLESS
302
^ ^ ^i
<
ft*
j>
Plumpness
ferti
;
I
tiatity
kind
;
tageous
Fatten,
r.
enrich
fat
;
^>j> ;t*-))
-
Fatuity,
:
foolishness
'?.
Silly
Fauces, n. The
of the mouth
-
J=^l
posterior part
**"> -
An
exclamation
of contempt or abhorrence
Fawn,
A
n.
defect
^<f
:
:
;.v
Without
a.
Faultless,
blameless
perfect
;
fect
;/.
Favour,
A
litate
:
.
,
rural deity
v.
kindness
t.
to
;
-
b^
will
Syn.
To
An
fault
u^iJ
act of
partiality
young deer ;
tf
:
^yo
too
,
v.
To
i.
cringin"
court favour by
U;f V;?-^
:
-
A
.
Fealty,
fairy
;
an
elf
:
^
-
^^
Fidelity; loyalty:
.
:
Homage,
Syn.
loyalty,
fidel-
;
ity.
_
_ .
imper-
;
^.l
:
G^i
^&*
regard
with
support; to
<4-i
i^*
:
# Regard
-
:
faci-
-0J
Kind regard
Countenance
}
}ij*
Fear,
ger
Apprehension of dandread anxiety
.
;
:
;
:
Faun,
.
.
Defective
a.
-x-
<^f
:
JJ$
Faulty,
A
;
:
* Want
-
offence
n.
The
.
showing favour
Fay,
Fault,
person or
J^-
:
inter.
A
thing regarded with favour:
Favouritism,
;
^'^
"
^^
:
'
'
;'
^-V^-
:
;
.
advan-
;
Weakness of mind
.
Fatuous,
,^
like
;
A>-
J'V ^iFavourite,
**-f '*;
Indicating parfriendly
,
:
to
;
Containing or
greasy
Faugh,
fai
-
:
n.
Fatty,
To make
/.
a.
Favourable,
:
.-
Kindness,
To be
t.
*$
t'aa'*
Good
>-&>
afraid of
;
Timorous
a.
Fearful,
dreadful
:
*\ ^^-
ad.
frightfully
:
;
afraid;
)
Timorously
<~
^^
-
Fearless, a. Free from fear
bold undaunted ; intrepid
support,
daring
:
-
j^
-
kJl^>
-
;
^ ^^
;
re-
to
UJU
:
Fearfully,
&>}**
grace, gift, rnercy,
gard.
v.
-
^-^1
:
,
dread
"-^^
;
;
^j
n.
Feasibility,
Practicability
1
-
'
^h
5*
FEEBLENESS
303
FEASIBILITY
1
??-
'n the
The 2nd month
n.
February,
:
^"^
c.
1
year
iy-^ & JL. \jg&
v
:
'
.
That
F:asible, <i.
done practicable
may
J.v" J^
-
:
;
Fecul, <J. Pertaining to feces or
excrement
;/ k
Jj'*"*
J
^
:
A banquet
n,
Feast,
v.
,
To
f.
tuously
to
#.
,
-
;"
JbKl
~
a festival;
;
v
~
^>f
:
entertain
eat
be highly delighted
is*
GI^I
Feasting",
a treat
.
An
-
i;i
5
-
{
^)^>
-
>}
Federal,
a.
Feat,
;
a deed
...
Feather,
*3<;*
o
-
4f
ornament
the cap,
*
Federate,
.
a.
u^V;
A mark
i*
o ib * in
honor
-
:
of
i
jt
.
vlitj
v
<
confe-
*''
%
in
^f^-k
i
a
league
a
A
tenure
for service
,
like feathers
Feature,
.
rity
:
1j
Form
a lineament
laa>-
:
3
;
'&
-
v.
To
t.
)b;/>
to hire
tl7
reward; to bribe
&>&
:
Feeble,
show
J^i
-
l
;
;-;
^->
^)^l
;
peculia-
a;j-
.
-
of the face
marked
J'*
#
;
*5Ui
-
=';^'
:
:
*'*!
***t
A reward
Fee,
&
confederacy
;
*
Act of uniting
.Ju.
Feathery,
**
3
~^^ "
'va>
;
i.
Federation,
|
Covered with or
a.
.
j
:
\>*
:
"
!
;
c
"'~ c^'*
^~
show the white -To show
sins of cowardice
5
Leagued
"V
:
s
.
u;
The plume of birds;
~' * An
Species
r
n.
Jv*"-
.. e
C> *ir
>
an ex-
;
.
,
Jti
!..,
I..*
i
:
a
to
Pertaining
league or contract
i
>^
act
ferti-
;
u
**
,*'>
7
^
An
;
- xjJtf
a>
^f-
*'<~
:
lity
entertainment;
-
:
(
'3
of germinating
powei
*-***
:
JL-
-
Quality or power
fruit or young ;
n.
of producing
-
muddy
;
W
:
Fecundity,
sump-
^o .ijO
sumptuously
va-JUi
tfjS
To
/.
u, r bjd
\
Foul
a.
Feculent,
treat,
Entertainment,
banquet, festival.
Syn.
-
<~->
:
feasting
.
be
Weak
a.
:
*-t^
-
-
;
infirm
j)W
;
..'^
^ -._*.
Febrifuge, ". A medicine
ing to remove fever
serv'
1
'r
Febrile,
.
Pertaining to or
eating fever
:
ji*-
Syn. -Infirm, imbecile, languid.
; l&;
:
^.
Feebleness,
^
mdi)'^>
!
I
weakness
:
Infirmity
.
-
^lj"-
>-*
-
;
'**
FEED
Feed,
v.
To supply
t.
to nourish
^
* To graze
cherish
:
^
-
delight
That
.
which
act of eating
:
Feed-pipe,
A
.
;
^A;^
pipe for sup-
plying water to a steam engine
a
or to
boiler,
pump
Syn.
&
^>
:
3
#.
or
/.
the touch
test
To
/.
to
;
experience
-
to suffer
;
by
perceive
:
;
to
-
Wj">
\>jt*-
*+)*.
Bliss, blessedness,
happi-
ness.
-
sembling a cat:
,
Cruel
a.
A
.
,
or stony
Fell,
v.
skin
-
or hide
f} ^
A
-x-
of
2
:
^!;f
- IU|5
Ojl^xvj
The
n.
,
the touch
sense of feeling
:
$)$*.
n. Sensibility
Feeling,
-
consciousness
;
u ~*f
touch
;
emotion
:
;
;
_/-*'
Sensation, pathos, emotion, passion, agitation.
Syn.
v.
Feign,
fiction
terfeit
;
/.
to
To
.
by a
coun-
assert
pretend
;
to
Fell-monger,
hides
attack
false
-
:
show
l$yfci
;
-
0(^>
ilflJU^ - *Ua.
Felicitate,
py
;
late
to
.
/.
delight
To make
;
companion
panionship
^U>
A
oxaou*
Syn.
perous
hap-
to congratu-
Happy;
-
:
male-
factor, outlaw.
Felonious,
lignant
:
n,
a.
Villainous
f ya.+-**ti
A
-
.,
).
majtfjj
capital offence
heinous crime
a.
guilty of
a malefactor
Culprit, criminal,
Felony,
:
is
uif
- cioLJ
JLijt^J
:
Felicitous,
com-
;
partnership:
;
One who
.
an
State or rela-
.
u>5!
;
;
mock
a
-
^m
tion of being a fellow
Felon,
A
dealer in
:
Fellowship,
:
n,
A
n.
associate
felony
Feint,
A
.
:
Fellow,
a
barren
:
to prostrate
;
.1*
&j)5
^j^ ^i^
To knock or cut
hill
/.
down
J-
savage; bloody:
;
J'5
:
or re-
Pertaining to
a.
Feline,
beast
Feel,
J
-
oi)U>)
:
eaten
is
- IS* -
'/$.
.
;
^.
;/
--
State of being hapFelicity,
py happiness ; prosperity :
'>*
Wj* * To
:
# To
tUk
'
with food;
J^^j}
:
FELT
304
;
a
:
pros-
-
Felt,
skin
n.
:
A
woolen
stuff or cloth;
*>*5
-
!;*$
c-";'
FEMALE
Female,
young
,
The
.
sex that bears
teU
:
Feminine
a.
^
-
-
Feminine,
men womanly
:
Ferment,
wo-
Femoral,
thigh
Belonging
J&Z-
:
to the
J_
--
$ *g>^
-
-';
Boggy land
n.
marsh
^L-s^
:
Fence,
A
.
enclosure
-
guard
ot^
v.
|
to
;
-
;
v.
To
i.
Ul^l yo:>
gaseous
change that takes place in
;
with the sword
:
Fencing-master,
v.
shut out
to dispute
;
ty
;
Syn.
fore the fire
:
>-'-
1
ty
a.
Fennel,
to
Feodary,
.
An
^;
:
Savageness; cruel-
.
-
^ijJoL.
Made
fl.
;l
n.
An
weasel kind
:
t=~i^j
of or per-
%
-
^*&\
^y
animal of the
-^
:
be,
savage
;
taining to iron
K"
ij?
.
Ferriage,
:
i_^ULi
/.
To
drive
out of a
lo^US
^
:
'?-
accomplice
w.
hiding place
* To search carefully
aromatic plant
with yellow flowers
;
Indicating cruel-
:
,
An
.
Jl>^1
!/',o!/
}
:
-^V;
<s3U.
.
Savage, fierce, wild.
Ferocity,
;
A utensil placed
n.
*sx
y
flowerless plant
ravenous
Ferret,
Fender,
-
jjk^a.
/
A
.
Ferreous,
off
:
fer-
>
One who
To keep
t.
:
>
J$>
teaches the use of weapons
Fend,
Causing
art
^y>
.
I
fermenting
;
VUotgJ'l
y*
Art of self-defence
n.
J^O
:
ol>^
practise the
a.
Fermentative,
Ferocious,
Fencing,
!
certain substances*
fa
- UtJ.il;
^/
^ftja.
A
.
isJilia,
(jv'^O
of manual defence:
excite internal
:
Fermentation,
uU'i
to fortify
lii3J^
Uj^
com-
-oJ^a.
;
enclose with a
guard
:
;
t
Fern,
,
To
t.
mentation
fence
lUtik.
To
t.
-
*li->
Ivb - (Oota.1 -
,
-
security
;
-
:
moor
;
tumult
;
motion
Fen,
which
fermentation
v.
>
That
.
causes
:
motion
a.
:
ki-Jj-
effiminate
;
;
Feracious, a. Fruitful
Ferine, a. Wild ; savage
e^y=
:
Pertaining to
a.
FERRIAGE
305
i
paid
E.-U.-39
.
The
at a ferry
:
fare,
!
vj^
:
or price
^'^' J>
$>
FERRULE
Ferrule, >/. An iron ring at the
end of a stick to keep it from
J ^.jfl } + V.^
cracking o
j\> ,.;JaA.
^^
:
FETTER
306
# Joyous:
oivi
Ferry,
.
river or
A passage across a
stream a boat - ol$?
Ferryman,
-
virulent
-
,.T,b.u_.;^
n. Fruitful
;
5
ness
pro-
;
Y^
fertile
to enrich
:
Fervency,
eagerness
;
:
-
^-;>;~
a.
^A ; ^
Jr- ,/;)-'>
Ardent eager
Fervently,
ad.
^
:
i.
zealous
-
^;>;? -r^;-
Warmly
hot;
-
:
-^
vehement;
-
^7
.
^'>\^
r,Y~
Fervour,
warmth;
n.
Heat; excessive
zeal:
.C--.A.
^i'
$*>
a
to
-
:
$&>
Festive or social
A
n.
^^
-
:
-
Fetch,
v.
sell for
garland, wreath
to obtain
A
n.
,
an
trick
artifice
Fete,
A
.
;
!jf~
-
:
<J
a stratagem;
;
-
(j)V
:
to
;
UT
festival
L
-
>
-
:
iy
r-. .;'
v;.i
l
;
ji"
Having an offensive
a.
smell
:
To go and bring
t.
;
^-^
stinking
-
:
^i**-
- xjJtf
eager-
;
^^-^^.^
Very
;
Fetid,
:
;
-
c?t'j-
n.
a festival
Festoon,
;
zeal
-
Pertaining
joyous; gay
;
Festivity,
^ ' to<^ " ^*'
Ardour extreme
-
Fervent,
feast
:
;
.
or
civil
^./"
&c., hanging in a curve
A
.
a.
Festive,
joy
rod to punish
children at school a cane
Ferule,
-
:
f)*~- ,.}*
To make
Fertilize, v. t.
or productive
day of
;
^
W-?
:
:
exube-
richness:
;
A
n.
Festival,
religious joy
productive,
rich, luxuriant,
rant.
ductiveness
;
.'-,.
abundant
;
Syn. -Fruitful,
Fertility,
to corrupt
:
Fruitful
</.
Fervid,
^^
To grow
i.
to rankle
One who keeps
J)^? - ^a^l*
.
or rows a ferry
ly
v.
Fester,
-
:
;
.
Fertile,
Relating to a feast:
a.
Festal,
- o,'.!*.
-j) -_^
;
/; :
.
n. A wire or .straw to
point out letters to learners
Fescue,
:
Fetlock,
.
A tuft of hair
growpastern
ing behind a horse's
joint:
-
Jt>
,
n.
A
chain for
restraint:
Fetter,
ckle
;
?'.
the
;t^j
i-*,)
/.
To
bind
to confine
:
;
to
feet
;
-
^jjrf
sha-
j
UJ13
FETTER
Restraint
n.
Fetter,
Fetus,
An
.
womb
-
<->'
:
animal
);
^50
in
the
^
&?>
:
Feud,
A
.
contention
fief
;
Fibre, n. A slender thread of
an animal or plant *>.; - ,_ro
Feudalism,
fibres
unsteady
ancient
lands on
-
c ^"
:
^J>jbO
c,;^
_ -
)\)>
Syn. -Wavering,
\'-y*
irresolute,
unsettled, unsteady.
^,'^j.f'o.
the laws of feudalism
Jh'^
A
n.
Fiction,
&> )* ^'S>One versed in
romance
feigned story
a falsehood
;
5?-
Fabrication, falsehood,
Syn.
C^^*""
1
a.
Fictitious,
terfeit
holds
Feigned
false
;
-
:
coun-
;
-
^f ^-
J*>
!
not in chief, but by
ditional tenure
:
?
[>
some conFiddle, n. A stringed
ment; a violin
^ ^V
<~^
:
O
'ij
x
*
-'*>
v.5
1
!0 *4ii
/
c5
*t3
M*S
l-v
-
/
-
(/>-. /ra Fu-dedischarge of musket-
Feudejoie,
A
zhwa)
V-1
/v
.
,
v.
To
t.
to trifle
honour of any important
event
,? ^'-U- ,. ^ .^S
ry in
^^
)*~
play on a violin
a~{^
:
-
l%
Li
marked
disease
ty
by heat, thirst and accelerated pulse:
0;')=^
v :- ; li>
hot
Few,
;
fickle
J -.l-
:
U
-
:
t>
;
Not many; small
a.
number
Fiasco,
Affected by fever;
a.
n.
-
J*-}>
:
A
^
-
in
^);"
signal failure
:
I
|
Fiat,
n.
-
-
A command
something
;
a decree
j^o
to
-
r
-
c?lA;J
P.
Fidgety,
;
:
IJ^
J<o-G!I^.
U2M;*.
a.
:
Confident :- ^<*^aoi;^
p iCj
^^
An
exclamation de-
noting contempt or dislike
An
-<$-*-
:
^" **K
under
Fief,
condition of military service:
.
|
^^)
Restless; uneasy
a.
Fiducial,
honesty:
To move about
L_*"
<^
c,U y.s
;
*'.
do
-
:
Faithfulness; loyal-
I
ifci
^Llp
c-<j^.
n.
veracity
uneasily
|
|
jjU^tS'U
;
Fidget,
I
Feverish,
;
^;^GlaaJ
v
Fidelity,
A
??.
:
)&
instru-
:
Fever,
a
;
cioKa.
:
s.
:
One who
n.
;1s *~/.;
-
:
^l'^
-
Changeable; incons-
a.
The
military service
.
;U~5
:
;
of
Consisting
:
Fickle,
system of holding
Feudalist,
o.
Fibrous,
U.^
r-
w.
-
>
tant
Feudatory,
:
;
^'
Held by tenure
oyt)
a falsehood
;
>t"
-
:
r-s
\(
lie
&J&.
&+.>.
quarrel
-
a.
A
n.
Fib,
:
deadly
.x/la.
Feudal,
FIEF
307
estate
held
FIELD
FILAMENT
308
fifty
* Cleared land
t-x#
A
:- o~i$
Felled ground
n.
Field,
battle-ground
* Extent
*->*
:
A book
M.
book,
surveyors
-
:
Fig,
The
.
ment
practice
To
,
day when a
^
:
-
regi-
^y# To win
gain a victory
Field-marshal,
:
-
A
contend with
A
.
,
ment
battle
combat
;
-
Uy
:
;
jJia.
0^
an engage-
;
-
:
^Kf
-
^fta.
tfjM
Battle engagement, combat, struggle.
An
n.
To
/.
.
^
officer
of the highest military rank
.
I
for you."
fig-
war against
to
Syn.
Field-piece,
as
"
as,
<^>W J> v/i'*^
taken to the fields for
is
the
A
vxaiJi
don't care a
Fig'ht,
.
fig-
* Also used
a term of contempt ;
-
:,Jj?
,_^W>
:
of the
fruit
i-*-j
used by
of
u'r-^
Five times ten
o.
Fifty,
tree
8>.-i.
day,
ordinal
:
c^.V*
-
)&&>
:
*
cA^ir-
:
The
a.
Fiftieth,
field-gun
Figment,
An
n.
invention
a
;
:
fiction
wi.L.
t
-
-
v^^lJb
<sl;t!
Figurative, a. Representing by
used in a
figure
typical ;
:
;
An
n.
Fiend,
the devil
metaphorical sense
an infernal being
;
flowery
;
:
implacable foe;
:
A character denotFigure,
^^* -jI #
ing a number
.
a.
Fiendish,
Like
a
fiend;
:
malignant
c llci~
:
-
t~
0^3*
Form
*xxA
a.
Fierce,
Savage
enraged
easily
:
;
ferocious
-
;
oj*7
$$*')*
shape
;
o>j.*
-
;
o ;r
-
resemblance
J.Ct*
Image:
-
* (Gram).
peculiar expression used
:
**
A
for
impressiveness,as a metaphor,
a.
Fiery,
ardent
Fife,
.
Consisting
irritable
;
A
of
o
:
fire
;
-
pipe used as a wind-
instrument
:
-
,';
.j'-JU
tylfl
Fifteen,
Fifth,
a.
a.
Five and ten
Next
:
s^.'o
after the fourth
:
-
&C.
;
-; '*'-!
,'au.
To
form
-
r
K
Jjlx-
into
any
shape ; to show by a resems
blance
*h^J - ^l*i LXA
,
r.
/.
:
l*-t
*To
imagine U;J J**A *
indicate by numerals ; to
culate
:
tf
:
Filament,
a fibre
:
.
;$
;^*-
-
j~*
-
-^i
1*4^'
A slender
^
To
cal-
thread;
-
*-
309
FILBERT
Filbert,
kind
A
.
nut of the hazel
j^t
:
Filch, v
to pilfer
steal
rob
to
;
^
:
A
n.
File,
To
t.
.
!) 5
-
'
61
nastiness
:
Filthiness,
;
a.
Filthy,
; ,*.
ted
collection of papers,
%
Foul,
Filtrate,
/.
.
percolate
Filtration,
filtenn S
:
|
v.
Fin * The
j
'
:
To make
A
Fillet, n.
^b r *
thigh
-
file
abundantly
ply
full
;
to
satisfy
C>
vju. -
;
^
^
A
.
:
Filmy,
Filter
ing liquids
,
v.
t.
To
purify
through a strainer
^
ut-i,^
v.
i.
sion
To
percolate
:
pass
;
ending
;
L^ ?
*
1
in
'
^
-
of films
for
:
clear-
^
income
-
:
&\\=*-
;
Financial,
ance:
by passing
-
:
&'#*.
oU
through
-
I*-;
;
to
^l
t
^
Public revenue
n.
,j3j-!
-
^J-<l ^
WU Qne
;
Finander>
fin-
ti;'-^^*
&
<>J)
j*.
ski]led in
;
financial matters
.
!
Finch
"'
A
sma11 sin g in S bird
'
-^
Find,
v.
To
t.
discover:
13 vJ
f }**
verdict
:
upon
light
fy* }&to
-
;
ply
:
to
^k)*
\>
* To determine by
$f
;:'.>?"
*
To
sup5
lii^-
;
.;l3Mi
Pertaining to
a.
-J^-
^^
-
;
;
-
:^>"
Finance,
;
-
conclu
completely
^ji^-i
%
^~
Conclusive, ultimate.
'
:
(3 v$
,
*
>'&
|
skin or pellicle
:
^
Conclusive
FinaHy,
^13 ^rjJ*-.- 1^1
strainer
^
Meat
free-booter
Composed
A
n.
:
^ing-like organ of
:
a.
Syn.
13 .$
9
A
fish
Final,
:
and tied round:
A thin
Film,
on the eye:
a.
fringe
\
young mare
.
*V
-***
To
\
*'r
-x-
b^f
Fillibuster,
a sea-robber
n.
to sup-
a
Fleshy part of the
rolled together
Filly
,*
-M,>
head band T-
tf-i/
:
t.
Particles rub-
n. (pi).
by a
Act or process of
.
j
Fimbriate,
t.
to
strain;
:
:
v.
To
:
line
:
Fill,
obscene,
,
;^> *-** * An instrument for reaping
v.,
tf
a
child
a.
Befitting
Filial,
off
pollu-
laJp
-
-
of soldiers
bed
oJa!U
:
;
dirty,
T-*.,,
.P)
:
Filings,
foul
;
impure,
:
which papers are strung :
* A list o.-;{5 * A
Dirtiness
.
Dirty
:
Syn.
arranged for preservation and
reference J~~ # A wire on
^&>
Foul matter; dirt;
n.
Filth,
j^
-
FIND
^J
^<"
FINDING
A
n.
,
discovery
verdict of jury
FIREBRAND
310
the
;
-
:
i
<*.>lj)>
><i$
Thin
.
nice; pure
-^J
-
1
-
-;
keen
;
;
v.
make
Uc-v^;
^7
complete
7
:
-
/
^alli
forfeiture
;
-
The
n.
work
Jv*<J
:
touch
last
-
Finite, a. Limited
terminable
To
t.
purify; to refine
to inllict a penalty
n.
Fineness,
cacy
Elegance
purity
;
Finery,
:
Decoration
;/.
splendour
deli-
;
>^
-
show
;
One of the 5
minating members of
hand
-
ci-i'ol
:
$
^I&)
be concerned
i;
J^N
9)
^....
in
Heat
To
*-!-'*-
-J
siasm
,
flame
be quite
y
To
/.
to
;
com-
;
^5?
-
^
-
:
;;
*
*
UA};- * Enthu:
set
-
Jj .j-/;on fire to in;
irritate
*a*
:
the
to
light
&!*
f#
-
^-/
charge
at
-
^)>
timber
as
-
passion
;
z>.
-
to
;
UtfL.
-
O'ja
dis-
J?
To away, To
To up, To
into
a
^ **'*
passion
fly
\i\ u*j# * No smoke with-
-
teb
begin
To
;
:
fall
in,
TO have
^
ends.
one's
:
#
^^
^h-
To have a
*
^^
^-
:
i^
:
Light:
the
4^7't
;
^as-
:
allied
Heat and
.
ter-
To burn one's, To
into trouble
tree
valuable
pines,
Fire,
Having wings
A
n.
Fir,
bustion
n.
Finger,
;
Jf^
:
a.
Finny,
subtility:
;
^
o-xi.. -
;
K
-
a
**!.
bounded
;
:
v.
'}->
to
^
K
J'*<
'
SJUja.
8^1x2..
,
to
;
l-S
^.U
tf;$
<b
_.<.>
f
JL. - LJUlef
,1.i
Penalty
//.
,
perfect
;
<^''^
;
'it>i - i_<\U -
-
,
.
To
/.
-
handsome showy;
:
\;
S
delicate
;
end
^^
;
Finish,
Fine,
The
Finis, n. (Lat.)
conclusion
-
:
Jj *
U^j j^i*
:
familiar with
To
let
S,
-
:
lose
'H$;
:
.-i.'^
J<J
i;
,
/.
?'.
:
lightly
To
v_-^i.
*
through the
slip
To
^.
handle
-
'^'5^'
'',-;-
;
*
^ *"'>
3i
-
5
tftixa.
Fire-arms,
To
/
dious
;
Nice
foppish
per-
,.=.
^;/>
in trifles; fasti:
J-V./J
fi )-
^. )Aa.
touch
to
<;.j
.
:
L'o
form on, or with, the fingers:
';!>- ;a^ ^uit) # To
pilfer:
Finical,
out ,To every scandal there
*> ^
is some foundation
>>>>
-
~-&.f\
^;^
kets,
&c.
:
cendiary
Guns, mus-
(//.)
:
Firebrand,
kindled
.
:
n.
A
^
piece of
jk>
7
^} ,>
inflames factions
'
;
wood
* An
*
in-
One who
5^' ^*
;
A
n.
Fire-engine,
machine
pumping water
fire
for
Firmness,
te extinguish
J
J*
:
FISH-HOOK
311
HUE-ENGINE
State or quality of
.
being firm
solidity
;
j>^^
:
-
Fire-fly,
insect
A
.
winged luminous
-
y&*-
:
^ pr
v'-'
First, a. Earliest
chief
;
-
Je^A*
^Ij^l-,
J^'
:
"
i*
Firelock,
A
.
musket
Primary, original, chief,
Syn.
%)>
:
principal.
Fireman,
extin-
Fire-pan,
A
pan
*
^
The
Fireside,
the
about
space
home
^
KJU. -
-
i*g
;
Fire-works,
of
play
v.
Firkin,
.
tf^OUg^.
Firm,
fixed
Ojob
,
A
a.
j^~
<j\
Strong
;
steady
:
-
|JV-~
-
n,
A
j
;
the air
J
J
Fish,
ad. Strongly
:
,;'^b
tajf^
.
water
i
:
}
i?j$
v
.
V
? ^.
;
-
*"- -^
i.
To
To
vjo
^.^
f
.
The
&&*
Fish-hook,
catching
;
To
:
the
;
fish
hope:
^
n.
:
V
CA*
catch-
1
*42X04
business or
^
:
j*\+
^^
;^
A
hook
-
for
^i?-- ^'.
^ ^-5^
{
\
fish
in
One who
.
*
place of fishing
- L_<U -
^'^f-
in troubled waters,
strive against
fisil
-
try at impossibilities
Fisherman,
<
^'^
lives in
try to catch
^ ^^j.- *
^U-l
steadily
-
^^
l
c '^
animal that
coin-
^J
^
^J^
:
^~-
To
To
1
:
^ULt
air,
;
region of
sky or heavens
constantly
An
'
Fishery,
The
f
Firmly,
an estuary
:
6S
n.
narrow passage of
,
*
-.
Firmament,
:
Fiscal, a. Pertaining to the pubHe treasury or revenue
<-$: :>.'
solid
house,
place
&\^ b SU
partnership business
Syn. --Concern,
P an 7-
:
dis-
rr *J**y
hard
A
.
the sea
^
vessel of 9 gallons
f
first
\
Jfo <j\
VZ> - G ; U,
:
the
j
Preparations
beat
Firth,
J
^
<s^a.
brilliant
ln
pi rst i yj a d,
Sis
I
or
place
-
,j]
for
To
t.
.*.
^.;> A.
:
Firk,
**
i .
i
j
:
.
powder
holding
i
fire
^W
from the factory: c^\^~ t>
lo - !C b!/ I)_VA.-,
hearth
.
chimney
for
^^a
Obtained direct
a.
First-hand,
- !M
.
&
sow
V.
:
eldest child:
i
tends engine
or
fires
guishes
fires
A man who
n.
The
n.
First-born,
^
FISHMONGER
A
n.
Fishmonger,
FLAGR.\NCY
312
in
dealer
UjS
^V
I! 3
Fissile,
That can be cleft
.
-
f*^
stitch
-
Uj(?
* To prepare
<V * To
Syn.
:
b ^IA"**
^jiu
:
\j
:
;^>
-I5fi
UU>j^
Arrange, adjust, place,
settle.
Fissure,
chasm
cleft
:
a narrow
;
*-^4
;';--
-
jj*
5
human hand
The
n.
Fist,
A
.
Fix,
n.
To be
A
difficulty:
in
a fix
Fixation,
stability
\
n.
Fistula,
Pimple
reed
a
;
deep,
chronic abscess
sion
paroxysm
a disorder
;
a.
,
Syn.
-
To
t.
;
- U.$
To
into,
>
t.'
:
o~.o
suit
adjust
To
'/.
A
shaking
Flag,
v.
i.
ness
Five,
.
:*"-);?
v
:
kind of pea
fair,
Flag,
A
.
Five-fold,
^-*
much
flat
# An
* Colours
ut,
J^yt
-
^ULJ
:
lil^
Banner, colours, pennon,
To mak-j firm
;
-'
t<^
small
wooden
:
s^yj|
Extremely wick-
a.
,.->.;--
c ;i)' ^**>
A vessel
with a nar-
:
as
r
flute
A
n.
;
g>\j
'.;
t.
.
:
or an ensign
Flagitious,
ed
-
times
:
v.
d-iUa.
^
Fiv-j
stone used for
^
:
pine,
ensign.
than four
;
a.
Flagon,
n.
row mouth,
quors
for
(
Flagrancy,
n.
li-
holding
-
j-l ;-*-*{';
:
;^?.
Notoriousness
'
transfix
:
to establish
:
;
Uj> tefiy*
decline,
-languish.
aquatic plant
:
*
"^^y
One more
a.
half of ten
Fix,
Propriety
H..L
spiritless
-
:
Syn.Droop,
paving
suitable-
;
easily
;
^l-
-
To grow
to lose vigour
Kj ; tj
be suitable
I
loose
;
^=-^
:
Flageolet,
Fitness,
article fixed to
:
Soft
a.
Flabby,
Syn.
Fitch,
Any
;
_<^' *
:
i.
^yj^
^asr^i
To
Ujfi
:
v.
r
n.
stabi-
;
.
^;$ i_<x$>
To out, To equip
To up, To furnish
Fit,
,.1
J
J-'V
adapt
x
JJi*<
;
-
ixJ -
a house, &c.
appro-
to
;
J''j-
:
<j)+
-
Jr^
Suitable, proper,
priate.
v.
:
Fixture,
an end
to
of fixing
:
Permanence
n.
Fixity,
;j~
&& %
JrJ^-
:
to qualify
I'o
narrow,
^
a convul-
;
:
Adapted
suitable
,
)->%>
lity
A
n.
Fit,
:
h-
*
<.- '3o';~
:
Act
n.
firmness
;
iXi- * as
$>
:
i^-a.
enormity
:
:
-
; >;
^f
-
;
FLAGRANT
Flagrant,
ardent
a.
-
-
:
^
Flare,
Atrocious, glaring, flagi-
An
n.
instrument
threshing grain
Flake,
tum
A
n.
J
scale
^>^>
-
:
n.
A lighted
&kJt> -
Flame,
fire
-
a blaze
;
ardour
:
;
-
:
,
v.
,
To
i.
blaze
U*a.
:
a.
-
-
passion
;
L'jiD ^j...
i^J?
U$''y
"
1
^fc-V
A
n.
Flask,
bottle
powder horn
>-
-
Flamingo,
A
^
^S
,*-'
-O
Level
a.
Flat,
I
A
or rim on a
on the
it
-'-
co'V J*
:
,
of
Cast down,
-x-
<ifcl
Side of the body or
an army or
Jfj
Flank, a
side of
;
/.
-
To
I
fleet
b
jo
:
-
Low
:
Flannel,
A
--
,5)j'
n.
Anything
broad and loose
that
ttS
Insipid
-
4
:
Not
}
:
*r 4
:
* A shoal
^y ,/ -5b
J> * A mark of depres:
in
music
:
>-Jl-
A
1=^ *
;-
^
:
ad. Horizontally
emptorily: >->^
hangs
J*.\ ^.tS
* The motion of it
yfp
-5t
floor in a building
:
Fal:
extended plain
kyljj-.-
o ^b
woollen cloth
An
.
,
Flatly,
Flap,
-u>
Jij
sion
.
U.^
:
:
^e.
spiritless
^jw
v<.ii ._
3 jb
l^
dull
sharp,
pass round the
to attack
.
-x-
|
X&z #
n.
without
;
1
:
:
wheel to keep
even
;
^ Smooth ^<a.
'))& ^*)
? ^
len
!yc ;
Downright
projecting edge
rails
.Cix
-^|o- _r.^^.
elevation:
bj>
.
k-
flame-coloured
genus of birds:
Flange,
a
;
-
^))-*
1
n.
fljJCx^.
a vessel
;
:
:
-
Hx^^
^i.jil**
ilA
Ujj^S
showy
;
:
-
li-Co
Dazzling
to break
;
a
with
glitter
and transient flame
quick
-
To
i.
unsteady, broad,
- -X-i j
4
v.
Flashy,
out in
U<a.
:
:
ij*.
love
)>.
.
Light emitted from
n.
^^
V.
with tran-
A sudden blaze ; a
Flash,
- <-+*.
sudden burst of right
- o>v->
torch
'J)^j.->
An
n.
,
the wings
ply
To glitter
/.
.
:
offensive light: <-+=>
&>)=>-
^do
Jf..
Flambeau,
--
for
a thin stra-
;
To
/.
sient lustre
tious.
Flail,
z>.
with noise
c>')r"
'
c$r
)?fr~-
Syn.
Flap,
Darning; glowing;
notorious
;
FLATNESS
313
-
^
;
per-
^'j**
:
')&
or the noise
made by
it:
;
i
l<^
Flatness,
ness
;
&i
E.-U.
40.
.
Evenness
insipidity
'^^
-
:
il
^"
^~-
4
'
-
;
dul-
^;'j*
J'r
4
!C
'
FLATTEN
v.
Flatten,
grow
or
t.
flat
l>
:
To make
i.
'^
>
;
-
!
v
or
Flax, ft. Plant of which
is made
Jt> - &~ -
)'>*
j
v.
praises
v
To
t.
to
;
Flaxen,
soothe with
One who
n.
-
\\>.+
flatters
To
/.
.
Flea,
:
.
u.,u,
;
like
tf
,.,
strip off the skin:
An
.
insect
^*A
:
|
^
mere
-
^jbU ^-'-^
False
n.
Flattery,
^
L.
Flay, v
^
Flatterer,
of flax
:
falsely
praise
Made
a.
.
flax
linen
^ K'er-
:
;>a>
Flatter,
PL^ER
314
praise
:
^r*J
s?'
An
the ear,
or reply
Flatulence, Flatulency,
\\ indiness in the stomach
A
bite,
:
pam
trivial
^
*
annoying hint
*f\
V.
v')*-
>'/^
.
Fleam,
:
An
n.
instrument for
^
j
C' ;
Flatulent,
a.
ST-
Windy;
-
empty
!^>
:
-
J'>
, #
&
C^
v.
Flaunt,
flutter
play ostentatiously
^
:
Flecker,
streak
.
a lancet
b
Relish
.
-
jxij^
Syn.
Suiell,
;
od-
v.
t.
.
us(
j
odour
v.
t.
'j>
:
To
give taste or
i-^
U vi
Flaw,
.
A
crack
;
a fault
a defect
:
^-*
-
;
>!;s
Break, crack,
blemish.
Flawless,
or defect
Flawy,
cracks
a.
;
a.
to
;
To
furnish
n.
-
;
A
with
^/ ;b^
young bird
^ ^
.
.
--
,
&.
i*.
To
run away
:
to es-
;
:
Fleece,
The wool shorn from
.
a sheep
,
lo shun or avoid
t.
i
To
r. t.
-
(A*
strip or
^$
fa*
plunder
:
cleft, rent,
from crack
Free
e(Jg e(J
v.
cape
a blemish
;
spot
^ Ci
I
-Syn.
fl
rlee,
taste.
Flavour,
Fledgeling,
*X> ^
odour, fragrance,
'
j
Fledge,
taste
;
^
'
To
/.
wings or feathers
Flavour,
streak;
spot;
'
:
^
:
-
:
;
A
.
s P eckle
-
to dis-
;
Fleck,
^
ju.
i.
opening veins
puffy;
^
:
A~ in
Fleecy,
a.
Covered with wool
:
:
Full
of
defective
flaws
:
or
Fleer,
v.
/.
to deride
To
:
gibe
;
to
mock
;
FLEET
Fleet,
A number
.
company
--
Swift
nimble
--
,
v.
To
t.
a.
transient
;
i*
blaze
ate
Swiftness
n.
e -
V
Fleg,
y'fr
To
i\ t.
^
-
<>K~
-
Flesh,
Flight,
an animal body
human
nature
;
.
f
blood,
^
Human
..
-
^-
Flesh-monger,
deais in flesh
:
-
-
2'
o~i
^
..tar.o
<-
y
Full of flesh
a.
;
...
corpu-
plump
)';?;!
^.K-
:
J2
:ii^. K; 3 jJ ;;>
Set
of stairs
<so)
<sia.
-x-
Volley
ing
:
*
#
Sally
e-i^
-
:
Wandering
jb * Height of im:*
tf-
:
agination
:
:
JJJ^7
(*
n.
aj
feel-
Capricious
-
..j^
-
4
Syn.- Levity,
^)'/i>
giddiness,
volatability.
Thin; weak
a.
Flimsy,
Flinch,
v.
shrink
;
feeble;
^';^-
:
A
n.
cast
t5>jL$<>
;
- l&aaiD -
^j^
To
/.
throw
to
To draw back
t.
:
v.
Fling,
,
Fletcher, n.
and arrows
v.
A
maker
of
^1^^
&^
:
To bend
t.
Uo
/
Flexibility,
.
^
bows
-
to
l.
to hurl
;
\l<!> .
;
Ud^
*V
V
-
!
;
gibe
Flint,
U />V
4
s
-
throw or cast
Flexible,
;
n>i
PH^ut,
st'.ff
:
,
a sneer
:
i-^!j3l
-
a
',
^<i^
n.
A
hardstone
t-a*
:
Ij
quality
of
pliability
Flinty,
a.
Made
of
flint
;
hard
:
:
Flip,
a.
;
> )
:
The
being easily bent
able
fluctuate,
Fat, plump, corpulent.
Syu.
Flex,
vi^j
l5l*$,->
* Flock of birds
:
v^
-
J>\*S
.
j
;
-
* Removal
FHghtness,
- IS-Jv^J
1
lent
15U*>'
to
;
fluctu-
One who
n.
:
to
Fleeing :~^> * Fly-
.
>.a.
nature
I'
Fleshy,
;
#_ and
^-^-\
:
tijS
part of
^j
-
i]
^l'.'
-
3
animal food
ct~j
^U!
15',
joint-.
flutter
;
^jjji"
mankind
;
ing
vJ^li
The muscular
.
- 1521*1" -
:
;
u'))
-
:
affright
U!/i iftJtoa
To
i.
fitfully
Syn. -Flutter,
waver.
;
speed:
;
bending
5jj|
Syn.- -Transient, transitory.
Fleetness,
v.
Flicker,
^jo
rapidly
^^
.
;
;;#"
A
n.
-
j-l*.
Passing
'*>
:
-
^
:
fly swiftly
UL.
Fleeting,
^>
-
tractable, field-
ing.
Flexure,
motion
_in
Pliant,
^
u)>V^ *
'-^^
:
FLIP-FLAP
Syn.
of ships in
t$
1^
:
.
,
315
manage- a
c^?.
and
n.
A
drink
spirits
Flip-flap,
:
^-
made
^->,~
v*'
of beer
<<"
^l^t
)*v
)*?
FLIPPANCY
Flippancy,
Talkttri^ness
.
pertness
v>^
%5*^j
Flippant,
Nimble
<?.
"^
^^)
in business,
uncertain
amount
funded
T?II
or quick effort; to toss about:
-
To
*'.
coquet
:
Debt not
n.
AA company
*)*
A sudden jerk
# A pert girl a
tt.
Ki-'^x
o^ ;
Flirtation,
>/.
coqueuy
v.
i.
;
,.
To
.
Flitch,
away
fly
to
;
JS
:
The
.
Flog,
'^a.l
side of a
ct
//.
A
fluttering
:
,
i.
;
to
n.
lightly
ocean
:
strike
to lash
with rod
;
U;U *Jb}C
:
A
n.
whipping ;
^';- -;U J ^j^
:
,
v.
.
A
great overflow of
-
:
jt>
To
t.
v^- ^(^
-
inundate
T^.V"
:
^-
^
Something
thai
swims
-
water
U^J
:
;^'
'-o
whip;
Flood,
the
'%-'*>;
:
floa-
o*
)!;;..>
To be borne on
move
To
t.
castigation
BlMv.
v.
Flogging,
C^^*
"^'>
Flitting,
mass of
large
hog
^^^
^
:
A
move;
-
L-.
and cured
salted
raft
r)
*M&
^^Ll^.
j(J
to
-
:
;
ting ice in the
-
a
in
gather
assemble
to
;
n.
Floe,
flirting
_,
water
To
/.
crowd
;
;
Act of
of
J*i
-
coqueti5 b fs i.f
c U> 8
s^ij
to flutter
Float,
lock
- Jxlaa.
;
:
Flit,
a
a
-
of birds
ft
)
a jeer:
;
^
S
:
tV
,
:
^w^^
y
.
n.
Flock,
WOOl
te
a
requires
sheep, or beast;
,t>.
be
to
;
o throw with a jerk
i
t.
but of
free
used as occasion
Floating-debt,
v.
Flirt,
Capital
employed
a.
-_>
^bj
n.
Floating-capital,
;
of speech;
:
pert-
;
FLOOR
316
;
Flood-gate,
A
for
gate
regulating the flow of water
;.
.
;
Floatage,
floats
.
that
Anything
on the water
:
^
;^
<=-&
)v
Lp
l
DOcbts
:
:
water mark
:
A
^ -xr^
high
.
c ,ii>
s,
A
Floating-bridge,
bridge
fjrrr.ed of beams of timber or
/.
Flood-mark,
*,
Jj
l
wj^i
Floor,
'Hie bottom of
//.
a story
:
f$
-
room
JL*-~
,
;
r^j*
FLOOR
v.
Floor,
I*
>
?
To
t.
-
cover with
level with the floor
lay
^
-
:
Flounce,
floor;
* To
j^Ji
'j'l;
;
FLOWER
317
^;*-
flap,
\
A
.
loose ruffle or
around
lady's dress
the
of a
skirt
J'axL,
>
-
fi^*.
a
oil-cloth for
v.
,
!
An
n.
Floor-cloth,
To
t.
flounce
deck
with
.J '.;..
'j'-fi
:
yt^
'.
j
the floor
,rj>
:
..
Flop,
\vin<*s
To clap or
t.
-'.
'
Flora,
flowers
-
G|;4)^j
The
n.
:
of
Flounder,
fish
:
and
lent
Pertaining to flowers:
.
K ^;'^
Florescence,
-
v;-- <- J?
The season
.
of flowering in plants
flowers
culture of
;
;
^
:
,.j;J-'*- ,J>
,
The
n.
v.
To
t.
edible
bearing flowers
:
-
j!SJl
.
;!jJ^
English
.
to
:
One who
,
;
U-^
A
To
/.
thrive
to embellish
;
j-^lUJ
l^yfc
n.
or
t.
-
:
1
- 'J-.c
;
to
;
]*
fanciful stroke of the
v.
t.
^
To mock
to sneer at
cultivates
&.
rise; to
ly
,
-
:
U.J
or insult
;
dJ
-'^*
Flower,
eA'^
To
run as water
to
;
melt; to glide smooth- 15|
The
n.
Act of floating ;
science of floating bodies j
^
"
i.
Ul^j
:
stream
:
-
pen or graver ; showy display;
SAO bS
embellishment
Flow,
Flotation,
. rj)
,<'^^! i-&!
:
.
//.
^L..}
grind into flour
v.
prosper
Flout,
silver
The down on the
Floss,
husks of plants - y' - Jb laxS
flowers
part of
'-vv-. .
:
;
Florist,
:
Producing or
\a.
An
Florin,
coin worth 2S.
ujt
,
motion
to pulverize: tf^ U^-*
highly
*-
Floriferous,
>
struggle with vio-
ground corn
brag
Florid, a. Flowery red
decorated
,iv
r
sea-
flat
% ^)^.
:
W&
-
:
The
.
small
irregular
Flourish,
Floriculture,
;
'.-jo
-
^-^
Flour,
Floral,
To
/.
&'.
and
>-&
<
A
//.
J^-
:
,
country
ia-'.i
j
..>
.
*''>
G'ljtZj.'
^^ J^. * The plants
their description
struggle violently
b,L.
goddess
belonging to a
To
i.
,v.
,
strike the
-
Ixij^
y^a.
rise
of
abundance
;
-
U^>
water
:
;
a
-r'%-
.
1
:
plant
;
/*/.
The blossom
the
of a
prime or basis of
FLOWER
anything
a figure of speech
;
FLUSTER
818
:
F luke,
The
n.
part of an anfastens in th
chor which
ground
Flower,
-
z
(
To blossom
;'.
.
,
To
/.
figures
U,
^
^fi J?
of flowers
ornamented
highly
fish
with
Full
a.
Flowery,
-
adorn
:
-
:
A
forth:
UlJ
z>.
:
;
Flume,
The
n.
drives a mill
water
be unsteady
;
and
to
;
fall
:
Syn. -Waver, vacillate, hesitate, scruple.
n.
Vacillation
Fluctuation,
uncertainty
Flue,
A
n.
c,'.v:i,
unsteadiness
passage for
^-v -
;
;
<.
:
smoke
* Fur
Fluminous,
rivers
flattery
a.
a.
Liquid
-
:
Flunky,
-***. lai
:
u '-'
;
-
flowing
^
-
ad.
Volubly
:
;
low
-
Flurry,
Flush,
-
;
'
uw
is-^ui
^JLo
w.
Very
n.
readily
;
light
down
Abounding with
a mean-spirited
.
A
:
^
-
-
sudden
-
,
face
u
u
n.
To
glow
fel-
blast
;
commotion:
;
A
a 'iquid substance
->->
The
n.
ing readily
:
^V-
:
\>
J;
quality flow-
&>?*>
;
J^fJ
l>
;
flow
-
-<i^
:
UU
ja.
:
vigorous
of blood to the
CifcA
/Hft-tf^ )(^ ^
- ^-i * A suit at card
.
/.
1^
:
^^
hot and
To make
-
:
*')
JG,
rosy
ji
j
- 8
:
Fluster,
f
redden suddento elate
;
Fresh
a.
f
i'.
p
GU.
f&*
]
'.
to
;
Anything that flows
-
Fluidity,
J^a>
;
lackey
:
**i*^
Fluently,
^
:
:
or
;>V*~
copiousness
voluble
talk
^^ ^ e)& c^^;*
n. A livery servant
:
:
kind of jelly
Facility of utter-
n.
Fluent,
Fluid,
^~xj
compliment;
ly
Fluff,
A
n.
# Empty
-
s.-ylj
IjJljtt^
:
Fluency,
;
for
<*>
violent agitation
or hair
ance
;
which
water
;Utf
waver
to rise
flat
a channel
;
:
Flummery,
To
A
#.
Fluctuate,
small
:
G
;
^A^A-.-^ c^;
c^
U$ * To confuse
J
:
FLUTE
Flute,
A musical
.
FOB
319
pipe
sect
Flutter,
v.
rapidly
v.
,
To
t.
To
t.
flap the
^^MJ
:
agitate
into confusion
-
k
Uo _
^
-
vla^-
The
n.
Flyblow,
;.^
f?
<L
Flying-fox,
Flying-leaf,
ry
confusion
;
-
^jjjio
Syn.
-
v5^DUx$i'
Confusion,
disorder.
^
Flux,
A
n.
book
?.)*
flowing
;
,
To
/.
Foal,
^ J *^
melted
Fluxion,
looseness
<fca>
:
v.
,
To
t.
:
filly
Foam,
matter that flows
:
x^j
spume
;
^'j;
To
/.
s>
;
Foamy,
t.
;
--
A
n.
watc h
;
-x-
:
t.
.
small
on suddenly: <sJ+^ ^.^i
*V * To in the face
T^?-
To
t.
cheat
:
G,J
j?
'oi7 -
open, To
UU
j^'
^K.
discharge
:
Focal,
a.
^
^
U^
i^^i
-
UC^
Belonging to a focus
:
Focillation,
Comfort
n.
:
'-
;
To
>,&
of,
:
Focus,
n.
The
gence of rays
n.
point of conver:
Food for cattle
:
!
;
turn
^ ^ To
,
open suddenly
* To let, To
:
^%
:
LJ
direct opposition
in
off at a tangent,
:
-
G^ Ui
Fodder,
aside
a
pocket for a
-
act
in
:
-x-
;
To
be
to
-\6
:
;
v
fca*
Covered with foam
a.
-'^
-
:
&*
:
:
froth
,>;?
colt
;
To move with wings
Uji ;'j)j * To pass swiftUj!
GU.
ly
)i ^ ^L. * To es^U. ^H*>
To shun
cape
To quit & <-*jJ *
CjS jj
To at, To rush on to fall
v-
^^
-
Fob,
Fly,
of a mare
,,3j^ b
(^
Froth
.
z/.
,
rage
J-:'
-
a
of
bring forth a
U'o
b
:
:
Act of flowing
n.
end
or
1
melt or fuse
:
blank leaf at
The young
.
or she-ass
Capable of being
a.
;^^
:
i.)
:
^ Rage
Fluxible,
bat
v_)'^la^!
or
&.
:
fly
-
agitation,
[
A
.
the beginning
Pertaining to rivers:
a.
Fluvial,
hur-
;
^s>}'^'^
:
egg of a
The
.
^oi
'
'.L>.i
motion
Rapid
.
,
in-
:
throw
to
-
:
;
wings
^J^*-
;
A small two-winged
a light carriage
n.
Fly,
^^^
.
Foe,
v.
n.
sary
:
To feed as cattle
An enemy an adver-
t.
:
;
'J'
FCETUS
Enemy,
Fyn.
POLLY
320
ill-
adversary,
Folder,
wisher.
Fcetus,
n.
//.
A
Fog',
vapour
thick mist
a.
Misty
;
cloudy
I'-wyc-i
A
Int.
dislike
fiailty
A
n.
:
Fault,
Syn.
v.
rate
To
t.
js>j*
Foliation,
,5^
to blunt
;
:
Folio,
a
;
A book
^<**>
- lo-s
o~~Ci
Folk,
a page
;
n.
Folk-lore,
tion
A
*
A
-
defeat
thin leaf of metal
blunt sword
Foin,
A
.
v.
,
thrust
(:
:
?>j<
To push
t.
iS
yjC
:
to thrust
;
,
j; )3 A
*
-
^'-^^
-
tradi-
Popular
.
A
:
meeting of
c^Ua.
.
/.
:
:
-
:
:
j^'aaA!
To go or come
^V 4^^ * To pursue :
G^
U^^ * To obey $f ^^
^^ (j;^)^)* * To imitate:
J..JC
G^$
Gji JiJ ^ To succeed
^yj^^ * To practise
lij>
To result
U^ J* - G^S ji>
W& f i"
from
after
J
:
;
-
:
Follow, f
:
J;
>i- -&J
:
People in general
.
people
A
of two leaves
ftau^'o
vJy
frust-
of
^t- J; 3
:
n.
Folk-mote,
.
uVt^
leafing
:
to a sheet
-
The
.
* The act of
^)^ <J^
into
metals
thin
beating
plants
plates
-^v*
to
;
-
^;
:
imperfection,
defeat
a
like
;
~-
J; 3 ;^ oy.
Leaves of trees:
.
weakness, defect.
Foil,
Leafy
t~
Foliagfe,
:
U^
a.
;
moral weakness
a fault
S#
,
leaf:
*_tVX^ UJ~~d
*-*"
;
instrument to
:
Foliaceous,
$
3
term expressive of
contempt or
Foible,
t~l>
dull old fellow
L^33S.i
Fob,
-
^^^> $
:
A
.'i.
paper
a dense
;
';>$
obscure
Fogy,
See Fetus.
:
Foggy,
An
.
"
fold
:
:
n.
Foison,
ty
Abundance;
cy*S
:
Foist,
To
a.
.
A
doubling
**>.{:
,
to
-
z;.
CJ
wrap
;
;.-!
or
/.
for
a plait
<?y
to
/.
:
sheep; a
-
&j
:
-K-
-
X
-
Sl>
;
-
Follower,
a disciple
Syn.
One who
.
an
;
Following,
a.
;
attendant
:
Being next
K
:
^';j^
Folly,
foolish
ad-
after;
JL>i -
;
n.
x
follows
Imitator, disciple,
herent, attendant.
succeeding
to con-
'J;> *$."
<S:
:
&3ti
To double over
embrace
fine in a fold
;
2L
:
pen
;
ko.lUf>
insert wrongfully
to interpolate
Fold,
plen-
-
l^~.i
Weakness of intellect
conduct
:
-
,J.
<
;
I
FOMENT
FOOTPAD
321
To bathe with
Foment, v.
warm lotions ^,a>>i ^ JA$ f
li<i>.~ # To
encourage to abet:
t.
reckless
Foolishly bold
a.
Foolhardy,
:
rash
;
-
:
)&]
-
;
.Ja.^
;
A
Fomentation, n.
with warm lotions
i_<^
-x-
^
:
Instigation
bathing
-
Fond,
Foolish
;
silly
loving
;
ad.
v.
derness
To treat
t.
to caress
;
:
with ten-
^^H ;^
:
Fondling,
caressed
Fondness,
tion
Person or thing
:
}j<*
-
\^&
n. Partiality
inclination
;
-
\^
affec-
;
relish
;
a small regular
Foot,
The
.
the ankle
A
n.
:
vessel
baptismal
&
Food,
rishes
:
,&
T
Anything that nou-
.
victuals
;
provision
;
'
'
'^
)*
i_.(J
*5t
:
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Sustenance,
provision,
aliment.
son
One
n.
Fool,
an
;
idiot
i^j^
,
v.
*
i3*=^'
:
to
ijjj
To
A
a
l^yo**
a
of,
,_i^ ^
Foolery,
.
x
l>
4t
On,
basis
;
:
Infantry
:
Walking:
on,
set
to begin
Xyx~*
fool
of ;
- Uti>
,5^1
To
cause
put one's best
:
i; s
;
j^&
A square, A
*
whose
square
side
is
:
Acts of
one
>)-
Football,
An
n.
game
itself
:^
Foot-boy,
livery
oo
inflated ball
$
An
n.
the
;
^-
-
8^jtt>
Footman,
n.
marches and
Footnote,
rence
.
at the
A
page
ab-
that robs
A
:
on foot ; a
s^gj - 8isU^
note of
41.
refe-
bottom of the
i>>w
n.
A
on foot
highwayman
:
J^v
}:'-
E.-U.
Xj>b
who
fights
:
Footpad,
:
soldier
:
*
/
folly
attendant in
:
t-kte
V.
To away,
7
To
$f Uwl
:
foremost, To adopt all the
means at command f-jHIaa.
servant in livery
:
:
2 inches
s^.*..,
:
waste or spend foolishly
'
&xai"
-
jester
appear ridiculous
.
of rea-
^j>y
t*j
To make
biu
-
To make
t.
to cheat
*
:
>-<V.I
(
^ * Low-
^fc'*
;
To
%?
j.p^
kicked about in sport
destitute
-
A
:
-
-
^o
s
,
V
-
~
*^*"By
-^> * To
1
size
,_^Jj
foundation
J^P
^S
foot
Syn.
^f^G
:
part of leg below
tj
:
originate,
Font,
.
>
>
A kind of paper of
n.
Foolscap,
est part or
n.
ff
Absurdly
(.,-xS
Fondle,
-
vi^
uX^SU
a.
silly
;
>J^jo
:
Foolishly,
J>^> f
:
ing
Void of understand-
o.
Foolish,
-
>
jl
o;
*';
c>>
-
FOOTPATH
Footpath,
Footprint,
^^
.
Mark
n.
'
of the foot
-
:
*"
*~
-
feet:
.
A
laJw-.
-
-
A
".
stool for the
Jyx ,J ..JO
-
dress
a
;
man
vain
coxcomb
fond of
K
-
:
temper
:
!L*.
tentatious
ILxJI
^
Vain of dress
a.
Foppish,
^
-
"^
-
:
i,i
os-
;
"
;
-
:
U>
-
v.
t.
;
to
Uj^
n.
**&
v.
;j}
-
,J&
train
t.
to
;
-
ji
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active
;
jUo * Viok=y
^^2J * Efficacy:
:
)<il
To compel
to urge
;
ct-i'^o
prohibit
Strength
-
:
of
mild-
;
J*3i"
# Armament
^j(j
-,
;^ To
;
;
to cons-
to impel
.
Gj$
To ravish
or conj. In the place
of; instead of; with regard
to
:
;U
Command
to hinder :
;
Force,
n.
L^^jj
For,
lau -
long-suffering
/J^
Forbid,
lence:
^
abstain from
Forbearance,
dress or manners; coxcombry:
-
To
/.
bear with
power
Foppery,
. (Ia>,
J*aaJ
G^J
to
;
^>J
v.
,
Foolish vanity in
.
refrain
to decline
;
-
w5y
oppose
Coxcomb, dandy, beau.
Syn.
To
t.
to delay
;
UjS
ness
Fop,
v.
Forbear,
J*
/
Footstool,
;
J^
^
FORE
cease
*.
Impression of
^r-2
c,^> &
pj$
example
;
foot
for
^
:
Footstep,
track
way
:
passengers
the foot
A
.
322
:
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:
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;
because of;
>!e'i>
*
-
-
&(2-y>
in
d-J^
-
favour of:
-
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J"
much
as, Whereas;
that; since
*
^-^
:
Eternally
ever,
in order
*&f>f
ample
By way of exJ- * the most
part, Generally
;
mostly
and
Food
".
Strong
powerful
;
efficacious
;
:
river
;
A
shallow part of a
a stream
:
-
-
$ia>
v-A^V
5U
v.
To
/.
swimming
;
to
without
pass
wade through
:
horses
for
cattle; provisions
;
n.
Ford,
,
:
&
Forage,
violent
*6!jl
instance,
:
a.
Forcible,
-
*^* #
:
surgeon's tongs,
1}
^
:
A
.
pincers &c:
the world, In every
OS
^y
;* *
respect
all
Forceps,
:
;^.
Fordable, a. Passable without
v^V
swimming
;3>0' cA^
t
ftfc
Foray,
sion
;
".
A
a raid
pillaging
:
*^*-
-
^'t^
excur-
8
>2y
Fore,
Anterior
a.
before
:
;
not behind
H*J
-
J,l
-
;
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FOREARM
n. The part of the
arm between elbow and wrist:
Forearm,
-
,
v.
To arm
t.
beforehand
to prepare for attack
U.'<i ^
^~* . \\M J6 ^J.1
:
Forebode,
prognosticate
*V
^
Syn.
To
*.
z>.
;
Belonging to ano-
a.
Foreign,
ther country
^<L
ous
;
&1^^.
^
foretell
;
to
:
^^ ^
-
Remote;
jjJ*
extrane-
not to the purpose
^>
,.,-:
alien
;
(.
.u*>
OIP
_ - '"
C
One born
n.
Foreigner,
-
:
- $311e
a
in
foreign country; an alien:
-
^/ J>^ &}~%
<V ,.,!*- ^ <Jf.>
:
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FOREPASS
323
por-
predict,
Foretell,
Forejudge,
forehand
v.
To
t.
judge be-
:
tend.
Forecast, v
forehand
;
-
;
^;*
#?>*"
^i
Contrivance
n.
hand
contrive be-
to provide against
'V
,
To
t.
.
<_*;>
before-
^;i ;)
a ship
The
n.
!jt/l
Foreclose,
o.
To
/.
^
ill!
Foreclosure,
luding
shut
up
-
ULg^ }b
;
^
-
. f
i=,*JU-
Ut^|
/.
To
date before
the true time:
W3
AJ
.
Foredoom,
forehand
r.
/.
:
^J
J^.>
To doom
be-
13)5
Forefather,
.
the head
;
;;*-
^ ;"ix>
Ancestor
yb
:
The
n.
thumb
v.
To
t.
:
-
of the face
.
:
quit
finger
;
to give
u
'V "-V )j*
The upper part
-
the, To
no opportunity escape
let
f^
:
3
Jla.
U.)^
on
To
*
The chief man
Foreman,
a jury a head workman
of
:
;
Foremast,
The
.
mast of a vessel
Foremost,
e/i
1
^
First in
a.
&c
place, rank,
forward
:
-
:
^'
time,
^;)|
-
J^l
n. The former part
of the day, from morning to
Forenoon,
;>;-
:
a.
courts of law
J
to
Belonging
:
fl
oil
-
up:
Forehead,
^^
<
take time by
Foreordain,
Forego,
lock of hair
Jl>
:
Forensic,
next the
A
i_H;
n.
Forelock,
noon
Fore-finger,
promontory ; a
C^S
Act of prec-
.
:
Foredate,
A
:
.
to preclude; to prevent:
(1$^
i
forepart of
&*c^
-
:
headland
:
foresight
Forecastle,
n.
Foreland,
:
<^-
-
^i.^
beforehand
Forepart,
Forepass,
HGticed
:
:
$j$ ;>*-
The
"
or portion
To determine
A
z'.
:
z'.
^1
/.
^
J^>
anterior part
-
-s^^
To
^
^
c*-*
-
1
pass un-
)J$
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FORERANK
Forerank,
The first or front
JO >-* - &*)& uj
.
-
rank
FORFEITURE
324
:
Forester,
fore
;
One
n.
Forerunner,
a messenger
Foresaid,
fore
-
:
Svtt>
/
x
be-
sent
^5
lyi.07
-.*
Spoken of be-
/V-
J-i
:
b
-
f*
The keeper
.
fcilsD-*
:
J^->.
5)
-
forest
S;,SS-
n.
Forestry,
The
vating forests
of a
J&*.
l
art of culti**s# A.
:
A taste beforeForetaste,
hand ; anticipation
.^^
.
v.
Foresee,
hand to
;
To
t.
see
before-
:
anticipate
>
:
^J
ks-l!f.i
:
figure
v.
as
pre-
^
To
paint
when
/.
z>.
viewed obliquely
:
prophesy
<^-;>
before
J^
it
G
-
v.
^^
happens
^
fcUi
i'
;
;
u
Foreside,
?
t
^
-
^t
The
.
to predict
;
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^
side
teeth
^'- ^.^
v.
beforehand
n.
Forefeit,
offence
;
v.
tract of land cover-
trees
Forestal,
a.
fault,
-
:
o^.>
-
to
Belonging
a
& &&&
:
on the
:
f\%
L
To admonish
^^ ;' ^i>
t.
<i
:
What
a fine
;
is
Go ^ijf
lost by an
a mulct
t.
To
:
&\fi
v.
t.
To
by some
lose
crime or offence
Forfeitable,
v\fi
:
feiture
:
Subject to
a.
J>$
A
Forfeiture,
a
penalty
ty
.
Forestall,
hair
head
J&V
Uk&d
forest
i-l-
^
J^
,
A
of the front
:
Forest,
ed with
.
The
.
:
^te u^-i
.
-
One
front part of the
The prepuce
J '^
J Xl *-&
Foreskin,
7
)?*
.
^!->
:
-
;
^
:
:
Forewarn,
;
^>
Foretooth,
Foretop,
^a>>!j
front
;
1
(^
:
Foresight, n. A seeing beforehand penetration prudence
k
to
Anticipation
.
provident care
ufs
'
^r Jt^
Forethought,
;
^'/ c*5*:?
ti;$
fry**
e;
discover
To
t.
predict
-
Ulu
Foreshow,
To
:
jTi,j..>
they appear
Foreshorten,
figures
l>Hr>
V.
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To
t.
A
P.
Foretell,
Foreshadow,
anticipate
;
J)~>
k
for-
^**
loss of proper-
:
;
to
buy goods before they reach
the market
;
to
precede
:
oJ5 -
._Fine,
penaltj
;
*^-^
amerce-
FORGE
iron
-
A
n.
Forge,
is
J
>',-.
v.
,
To
t.
a smithy
;
-
form
to falsify
;
-
>$>
and hammering
feit
where
furnace,
wrought
FORMERLY
325
tute
:
iXjli.
to counter-
:
-j*
<-XJj$>
Form,
mode
^
n.
Forgery,
Act of counterfei-
or falsifying
ting
forged
>**> -
:
;
-
J*a.
jU
-
-
J^s-
;
^.U
-
:
A long
A class
:
:
To
/.
.
;
^>y*
* Model
.
ceremony
;
bench
,
j^
j.Uaw)
elegance
;
^-^
:
-
j"
the thing
J^li7
'f
Shape
order
>
frame
.
desti-
;
-
:
helpless
;
J
,'.>
by beating
;
Deserted
a.
Forlorn,
construct
give shape to
mould
to
;
to
;
to
;
ci>^U>
v.
Forget,
t.
To lose the remem-
brance of ; to overlook
lect
-
:
a.
Forgetful,
careless
-
:
forget
-
n.
neglect
;
Aptness to
Forget-me-not,
.
A
n.
J*.yA?
peren-
herb bearing blue flowers:
nial
Formal,
cise
^1*
remit
/.
.
To
w
jtf
pardon
;
Ceremonious
a.
form
to
:
Forgiveness,
;
Forego,
to quit
Fork,
v.
t.
i.
:oi>ji-.
To
^f
restrain
Uj^jj^
:
An
n.
prongs
,
-
pardon
v.
Act of
To
to divide
:
:
Formality,
form or ceremony
:
;
precisely
precise;<oUi
.
:
^JK7
man-
- s-**S
:
4
- iSla;lj i_^-~a^
'iil
y-vO
production
a.
;
Former,
Ua>j Jb
ancient
Act of forming
construction
tioned
;
;
:
Preceding in time
foregoing
-
:
;
i^r^
JUJU
shoot into blades
-
;!^ ^o^io
ad. In a formal
Formally,
ner
-
;
^l-s
#-
UKj ^.o
observer of
Observance of
n.
Syn.
-
:
J>\*+
from
instrument with
a point
;
-
forgiv-
pre-
;
external
;
,*~; J>jlj
Formation,
ing
An
n.
Formalist,
\
n.
UU>
Precise, ceremonious.
Syn.
-
:
GSi^.<
methodical
;
ness
Forgive, f
-
;
fi J*-yAf
JJU
oJ*e
:
Uij4>
to forget
Apt
Forgetfulness,
-
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}<>,>
^Uj J<-
:
to neg-
IS/ J^y*\j>
oJii* -
UjS
;
train
;
Uj'^
Prior,
first
"
ft*'
^'
-
.SjJ'jjfU
previous,
ante-
rior.
Formerly,
;
men-
ad. In time past
:
FORMIDABLE
Formidable,
Exciting fear or
a.
apprehension
terrible
;
FORTUNATE
326
Forth,
Forward
a^/.
abroad
:
v$b
:
a.
Forthcoming,
ad. In
Formidably,
manner
a terrible
^
:
Formless, a. Shapeless
v^;" <L J;> <L-
Formula,
Set
A
.
form
v.
Fornicate,
lewdness
-
Sj-clS
To commit
U
-
15
Lewdness betFornication,
ween
unmarried
persons ;
.
adultery
-
:
.o^j
-
W-v*
*Wr>
Fornicator,
fornication
Forsake,
ly
;
v.
One
.
to ap-
Ready
Immediately
guilty of
The
a.
four times
:
tenth taken
^^^
-
fJ^
The
of
constructed for the purpose of
strengthening a position ; a
o **U
fort
Fortification,
fortifying
.
art
works
the
;
:
Fortify, v. t. To strengthen ;
to secure by fort batteries,
- ^5
&c., to confirm
:
-
1
To
t.
;
quit
entire-
to desert
Fortissimo, adv. Very loudly
:
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re-
Abandon, relinquish,
:
'^t?
Passive courage
Fortitude,
resolute endurance
.
Syn.
:
j^ ;^ ;^)
:
abandon
to
a^.
Forthwith,
Fortieth,
;j"~i
:
;
^|
;l^
iJK^ <L
-
i.
:
-
:
prescribed or
ilajUi
;
u^'j
pear
away
;
^u.
-
;
:
nounce.
fact
In
ad.
Forsooth,
certainly
;
*^ A
Forswear,
_a
/.
To
renounce
weeks
The space
n.
Fortnight,
%
:
Resolution,
endurance,
resoluteness.
Syn.
upon oath ; to swear
^ >-ly>
15;* ;^5l
or deny
falsely
-
t>.
in
truth;
:
Fortress,
A
.
castle
Syn.
A
.
fortified
*J^
:
place
-
>2/j5
a
;
Castle, stronghold, fortin.
that in
.>J>
The
casual
strong
point
;
Fortuity,
'
jfc
-i;
f^
:
a.
Fortunate,
-
,^_
:
-
;
-
.V^
^51^15
Accident ; chance;
n.
successful
:
t*
y
place
Accidental
a.
,^/*
:
casualty
which one excels
a
&*S
fication.
Forte,
fortified
ol
*"* y*
f~*
Fortuitous,
Fort,
"
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:
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\*o
:
,
-
jlJl
Lucky
;
-
s5*(*.
happy
:
FORTUNATELY
Syn.- -Auspicious, lucky, hap-
prompt
py, successful.
Ill-starred ;
unlucky,
miserable,
wretched,
un-successful.
Ant.
ad. Successfully
Fortunately,
Fortune,
Luck
:
Chance
n.
ir+->
Happiness
;
t-^i*
success
-
has smiled or
-
j~S
:
v.
promote
#
To advance
f.
to
;
quicken
Forwardness,
J^j^
:
:
-
j*
;
to
:
o<33>
:
Forward,
:
:
#
jlE!
;
-
eager
;
Impudent
of
J>y,y- - ^U-IS'* Event: !;a.U
* Wealth; estate &;& - d.J
* Destiny
FOUL
327
3
being
modesty
o>
ness
:
$&
# Fortune
frowned on one:
n.
The
forward
eagerness
;
^^
-
,^-4
quality
want of
;
readi-
;
-
-
-
Fosse,
A
.
ditch
w^y
ift"*
a moat
;
:
^
^'
^
:
petrified
Syn.
fate, acci-
Chance, luck,
out of the earth;
Dug
a-
Fossil,
^^*"
I.*,
J'^^
-
^
u~
dent.
_
Fortune-hunter,
who endeavours
woman
only
A man
.
,
c
from the earth
One who
pretends to reveal the future
events of one's life JU - Jt-
v.
Fossilize,
:
fy
n.
substance
.
dug
^j^** <*
:
marry a
to
for her fortune
Fortune-teller,
A
n.*
!
To
;
Foster,
or
t.
/.To
petri-
render antiquated
v. t.
to cherish
;
To
nurse
;
to support
:
to feed;
:
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:
and
a.
Forty,
Forum,
place
4 times 10
n.
(Lat.)
a tribunal
A
.
;
;
n.
A child
Foster-child,
brought up by a stranger
:
:
market
a court
father
its
Forward,
vance
--
,
part
a.
:
;
ad.
Onward
progressively
Near or
:
at the
;
ad-
up
brings
/i
fore-
# Ready
;
a child in place of
:
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Foul, a. Dirty
wicked
:
--
,
/.
z'.
daub
;
to
One who
n.
Foster-father,
:
;
;>;
y^
filthy
^
-
To make
besmear
;
^aiA
impure;
J'^
dirty
:
x,
- l><
-
;
Ik*
to
FOULNESS
.
b }4I".
^
^^ w '-7 ^fc'
>
u'""
run or
328
"ft
I
fall
v
To
of,
stumble against
..
rush or
-
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:
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FRACTIOUS
Four,
Twice two
a.
* [On
Foulness,
of being
much
build
To
A
r.
lay a basis
to establish
:
;
to
to
;
cast
:
ty
Foundation,
an edifice
first
;
basis of
:
principles
',
Fourth,
as
^j^.
-
!
fe
^jjS
tf
Fourteen,
fourteen
fa*.
-
Four times twenFour and ten
a.
Fourteenth,
The
.
Exactly
:
J^
a.
eighty
;
.U
-
'^
Four times
a.
:
Fourscore,
Found,
;
:
Fourfold,
The state
>/.
s
all
opposite
:
a.
The
:
ordinal of
^lyDi^
:
The
a.
ordinal of four:
establishment; an endowment:
Fowl,
bird
Founder,
One who founds
.
a caster of metal:
-J-a--
Winged animal
n.
bj*
:
A
;
Fowler,
-
.
v.
,
To
f.
sink
c
^fr
:
to fail
;
3x0 -
U!^
<H>
Founding,
Foundry,
A
A
.
ing metals
to
jj#
Ijyc
-
H>,3
//.
;
for cast-
place
shooting birds
n.
fant
*o^
:
A
>i-'0
Fox,
An
.
for
cunning
sly
cunning fellow
a.
A
.
A
*o=J '->b
*
body
:
:
^ .^
4^
<
o ;)0
.
Fountain,
artificial
^^^
A
n.
jet
firm
a.
^ Origin
spring
-
:
;
source
:
an
**i.
-
*;'>
;
*
^j*J
:
y^
-
A
jJ*j.
K.
fox, wily, red-
Strong
-
iX
fy
J-*l
A
.
an integer
Fractional,
fractions
;
Fractious,
fretful
vigorous
;
;
-
:
Fraction.
^ ^
8b^>
k Jl^-
:
of one size or
types
for
U>
*^. #
assortment of
fountain
complete
printing
:
Like a
brown
Frack,
Fount,
gun
}
dish
-
A
n.
:
animal remarkable
deserted in5^
^
)l
Fowling-piece,
Foxy,
Foundling,
:
o
^103
^,
.
U!j&
deserted child:
:
tf
a
;
-
sportsman who
catches birds
trip
-
:
piece
a part of
;
^
:
-
-
\-^>
j^S
a.
Belonging to
broken:
^y~S ))~<a.
Cross
^~>
;
peevish
-
j'lj^*-
;
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FRACTURE
Fracture,
A
.
329
breach
ration; a rupture:
sepa-
;
,&**}*
-
I
FRATERNIZE
Franchise,
munity
>;
A
n.
:
privilege
^'jut J=^
Franchisement,
Rupture, crack, breach,
Syn.
cleft.
Fracture,
v.
bone, &c.
Syn.
To
t.
^D
:
IJ^y
^J>"
V.
*#*;
brit-
Easily broken;
Fragile,
weak
tle
b;>
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.
:
n. Brittleness; frailty:
Fragility,
-
^s)?;^
Fragment,
off;
A
n.
-
^bjj
- X'.J
a.
Fragmentary,
of fragments
Fragrance,
\
:
.
odorous:
Frailty,
&
-
Weak;
n.
n. State
^,>
:
a.
Frangible,
fragile
Frank,
:
;
;
liable
infirm;
Weakness;
-
To
t.
;
;
in-
:
Open, candid, ingenuous,
undisguised.
,
v.
To exempt
t.
charge or postage
Frankincense,
from
:
n.
resinous substance
A
fragrant
^by
:
Franklin, n. A free-holder:
U,, * A steward
:
Frankly,
openly
v,
fabricate
^
-
candid
;
sincere
infirmity:
Without reserve ;
a^/.
:
Frankness,
construct
to devise
;
;
-
:
to
-
:
Openness
.
ingenuousness
Frame,
tf;
^^
-
^'
Liberal
a.
-
t*$!;3
Easily brolcen;
1^1
genuous
of being
-
%-
:
n.
immunity.
e~>fi
Sweet of smell
*.<*
frangible
--
- va
perfume:
;
tion,
1^5
&^^>
lye
;,
Frangibility,
Syn.
-
Fragrancy,
Fragrant,
a.
:
Composed
Sweetness of smell
to error
-
^S!;5
Release;
broken
part
a detached portion
S\o
Frail,
i-JjO
n.
:
Right, privilege, exemp-
break as a
^
;
freedom
im-
;
.
tf'ij
Frantic,
Mad
a.
furious
;
:
~
,
A
.
fabric
;
structure
;
Syn.
^?* >jfo)~
Furious, raring.
- Un>U)5 * Order
*-*$$
*
*)
Temperament
I}* *
Scheme **> * Apparatus for
Fraternal,
holding a picture
^;^
Fraternize,
silver coin:
as brethren
t-Jlj
:
:
a.
Fraternity,
Brotherly:
*JI
.
A
brotherhood
v.
i.
To
:
:
Franc,
.
A
:
French
l
E.-U.-42
:
associate
FRATRICIDE
FREIGHT
330
Fratricide, n. The murder or
murderer of a brother
:
Freebooter,
plunderer
:
Freedom,
Fraud,
Deceit
n.
trick; artifice:
;
Deceit, deception, guile,
-
j!;>
robber; a
.
/o^U
|jJ!/
Exemption from
n.
^^^ J*$
-
control; liberty
Freehold,
Syn.
A
n.
;
Land held
n.
perpetual right:
trick.
3*
Fraudulence, Fraudulency,
Deceitfulness
n.
trickery
;
^"V.
a^/.
Freely,
Liberally; willingly;
:
profusely
^
:
tSjiO - X':L
.
Fraudulent,
Using fraud
a.
treacherous; dishonest:
^
:
^-
Loaded
a.
Fraught,
-
;
;^o
Freemason,
>!aLi.
A member
.
secret friendly society
^ ^;^
-
full
;
of a
uX>1
:
Freeness,
The
n.
being free
;
of
quality
liberality
:
-
J>*ty
!#
:
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)
"
?"}*'
A
n.
Fray,
contest
broil
~
v"
)}****
a quarrel
;
;
a
Freestone,
rify
To
/.
?'.
frighten; to
- Gib .J
:
Freak,
A whim
.
JW)*.
Treakish,
cious
l
A
JSL.I
Free-trade,
:
^
v -
o</.
-
a.
^jlT-
^*a> 3
Marked
-
familiar
#*
:
ulS
:
,
-
J^
a.
Voluntary
v.
Freeze,
gealed by cold
n.
;
to
ij.5
at
absolve
o . ij
liberty
:
;
^
& &*
^\
.:
:
con-
IJ;
,
-il;1
:
cargo or lad'fa ;*i* Charge
goods
:
6 v^-1
^b*
to
-
Gyi
at
The
for carrying
set
^)^**
To become
i.
ing of a ship
clear
:
JS
Freight,
To
-
with
-
exempt
t.
dis-
JJR&
Commerce not
.
^j^-
i'-i
;
v.
-
Power of acting
n.
Freewill,
pleasure
-
innocent; open; frank;
,
-^-.^
:
-
liberal;
-
One who
ptoy
yj ."^. y^ t ts)^
Not under restraint ;
;'-O'i
:
.
subject to protective duties
spot on the skin:
^-
Freckly,
Free,
-
^J
n.
-
rf
;$o !># ^>
:
Freethinker,
cards revelation
a fancy
;
kind of stone
Whimsical; capri-
a.
:
Freckle,
spots
-
ter-
A
.
no grain and cuts
that has
:
freely
,
-
Treacher-
ad.
Fraudulently,
ously
in
^^
cria-
.
/.
To
load as a vessel
:
FRENCH
French,
or
its
Pertaining to France
.
inhabitants
ji*"-
#
^tfjiiij
.
:
To depart
leave,
FRIOHTEN
331
*<-!
<_/**' ;
L>.
peevish
To take-
masonry
,
of France
:
a.
Frenetical,
^^
:
Frequency,
repetition
v.
,
sort to
^
To
visit
U^j
:
-
jj, J.-T
s ^^y
to re-
;
U|
Coolness
:
;i*
^^i> # A
s&U.
:
another
-
,jifU
Friday,
week
.
>
;
an
;
?
6th day of the
An
intimate asso-
- ***=>
;^y^
.
attri-
cL>.,L.
The
:
Friend,
Jj
,t>
kind of painting on fresh plaster
:
Act of rubbing one
.
against
'
.
'-^-^
monk
monastery
:
ciate
Fresco,
';;
:
:
Friction,
body
v^l
;?';>
-
-
Frivolous; trifling;
often;
-
often
i
tion
Happening
:
/.
I
of
oj
a.
a.
Fribble,
&)'*
^j-.^
Oftenness
:
Frequent,
common
-
.
-
;
begging
A
n.
Friary,
Frenzy,
madness
1}^)^.
mad:
Distracted;
Distraction of mind;
.
A
.
;
Easily crumbled
r;
Friar,
^* u~^;
fret
:
or people
^)
\>
*-)'
:
Raised work in
.
a.
Friable,
The language
n.
Disposed to
cross
;
Fret-work,
:
secretly
a.
Fretful,
J
J
ally
;
a companion
-
:
-
>""
^^"^ ^>*- J*; ^~ja
Friendless, a. Having no
friends
;
deserted
forlorn
;
:
:
-
Fresh,
^): .~ -
salt:
.us-
Cool
a.
i
;
vigorous
\y #
l
* Recent
.
^
Not
:
;
brisk
Ruddy:
unused
;
.
:
Kind
a.
Friendly,
favourable
fresh
to
;
v.
t.
or
grow
or
fresh
:
-
^/
U^fi>
;
tated
;
x'fi
8\17
To ornament
Fret,
to wear away by rubbing
to be
chafe ; to corrode
:.
to irritate
:
Friendship,
.
Friendly rela-
;
;
to
cloth
Agitation
;
A
n.
Frieze,
,5"-^
coarse woollen
:
jy \*y,
IjxS
Frigate,
A
.
of war,
ship
carrying from 30 to 50 guns
:
agi-
Fright,
.
-
:
-
l-'jifc
,
;
To make
/.
Ue>
v. t.
amicable
;
US
tion or intimacy
Freshen,
;
:
L_JJ
.
Sudden
terror:
*^4
irritation
:
)
Frighten,
v.
intimidate
:
t.
To
3
u^&
-^>^-
terrify
;
to
FBIQHTPUL
ful
Terrible
a.
Frightful,
dread-
;
<-^'j^
"-Thf-*
Terrible, terrific, fearful, alarming.
Syn.
Frolicsome
a.
Frisky,
Dreadfully
A
Fritter,
a fragment
:
xAA^
small
ble
dull
;
li.i
:
Frigidity,
ness
-
- |5if"
ay*
^r
ts''-;;
:
:
break
-
An
*/**-
v.
,
frills
-
yla.
To
t.
levity
Triflingness
Ki
Of
a.
^d
iJtaxL.
-
v.
Frizz,
decorate with
curls
;
t.
.
A
trimming consist-
t.
To adorn
with fringe
-
Frizzle,
y^*
-
v.
t.
To
&1& y
a.
Having
:
*^.
and forward
^
-
;
To
gambol
leap
traffic
in
Frock,
to
dance
;
mal
.
A
frame to confine
sheets of paper in
printing
:
-
,
.
:
;
;ij
v.
;
KJ^sy
;
-
J)K
To
:
Jj^J
;
-
merryU
,$
play pranks
M1
:
-
o.
-
of
full
;
%V
wild prank
:
t.
playful
:
}%
Frolicsome,
Syn.
outer garment
Gay merry
A
n.
sport
Liveliness
Friskiness,
gaiety wantonness
c^ a i
a.
:
making
,
;
y&-il
An amphibious ani^^ii-*;*
:
levity
Frisket,
j
a coat
:
n.
Frolic,
:
An
n.
a dress
;
-
&\> C*T
Backward
i^
Frog,
/.
back or
;
^
-
:
crisp,
-
j^ti
:
z>.
away
:
)*>*)
To and,
*
!
Old clothes; worthless
;
to
^
curl or
1
va-
little
;>>
things
trumpery
cast off clothes
Frisk,
importU s>\
;
^^-^
Fro, ad. From
backward
or border
:
worthless
.
,
folly;
- ui-ia.
into small
-
:
as hair:
)*i 3
Frippery,
;
-x
To form
to crisp
:
lue
little
:
trifling
;
;
^
,_$<*-
Frivolous,
Jacu)
z>.
:
ruffle of
ing of hanging threads:
,
^g>
:
G
:
Fringe,
--
n.
Frivolity,
1
edging or
:
in small pieces
~
ance
fine linen
;
*3-;^
dul-
Frigorific, a. Causing or producin cold -V}$
Frill, n.
'5^
v.
t.
To cut into small
pieces for frying ; to cut or
insensi-
;
Coldness;
n.
pancake
-
^fi
:
,
Cold
a.
Frigid,
;
Frith, See Firth.
.
ad.
Frightfully,
gay
;
^h*
<-&
"
:
FROLICSOME
332
U;$ Jjtf
-
;
to
U-s^
Full of gaiety
jB*
-
^j-
Playful, gay, lively.
;
FROM
From,
of
Out of
prep.
since
;
Frond,
palm
The
.
o
The
the
face;
forehead
v.
face
-
j>ii.
UjB
Frontage,
The
.
an edifice &c.
To
- U*?
i.
i-<w
;
to
A
look of displeasure
:
<skl
:
.
musty
slovenly
;
:
U'
Fetid;
-
%-
-
1}*
Congealed with
Frozen, //.
^U-
!j!/l
a.
Frouzy, Frowzy,
Uv$
front part of
-
:
^y*
^a. )>look stern
:
.
,
^..L.
Uj
-
:
face to
to stand opposite
;
scowl
v.
Perverse-
.
i*l-
-
"
:
To oppose
t.
Frown,
of anything
part
directed forward
,
the
;
i-<o
^^ J^T
peevishness
;
^
LKJ
!~
~
Frowardness,
ness
refrac-
;
-
:
Perverse, cross.
Syn.
their
- r ;
:
.
Peevish
a.
perverse
;
f-r
jC b ^jl^
Frondescence,
when plants unfold
Front,
tory
The season
.
leaves
Froward,
^
-
leaf of a fern or
d
:
because
;
*'^-
-
^r*~i
:
PRUGITEROUS
333
IL.L
front
Belonging to the
a.
Frontal,
$ i-U
:
Frontier,
.
the
a book
n.
cold
An
illustra-
first
page of
Frosty,
I)
freezing
Froth,
.
-
V?
Frothy,
Fructify,
;
AJ
a.
-
Uj~
-
y^LJS
Ji>
To
/.
toa Jb
-
;*>
-
fruit-
&)$
}j!;tj
a.
Frugality,
;
my
Jta.
:-
#
jf^
ij "
-
_)
Ant.
sparing
^
-
;
^jdtS
J
Prudent econo-
.
thrift
^^ "^^
:
thrift,
parsi-
Extravagance; liberality,
waste.
Frugally,
;
r/'
;
moniousness.
^
Soft
;
:
Syn.Economy,
foa-
;
Thrifty
s
JJJL* . |5*^?
)x&. J^>)
.
:
Kb
white
;
Full of froth
-
fruc-
^'
To make
f.
to fertilize
Unsubstantial
:
Frounce,
-
Spume foam
*
v.
economical
severe
;
;
:
:
V
frost
*T.~>
:
;^ ^Jto.
:
vain
curl
Like
crH^
matter
my
Frozen dew
a.
c:
;lj
v^ )*
<
:
W
s.)]^
Frugal,
Frost,
;jl
-
n.
y)&
:
-
Act of
n.
:
tifying
- j.^.
Producing
^J^r!
Fructification,
ful
tion fronting
:
the
the
Frontispiece,
fruit
verge
limit;
j^ j-
:
a.
Fructiferous,
Jjtiu
The utmost
of a country;
boundary
-
ad.
Sparingly:
!
'
frizzle
U/13 ^y<A
-
;
to
uy.^
I
Frugiferous,
fruitful
:
a.
Bearing
fruit
j
FRUIT
Ja
The product
n.
Fruit,
:
of a tree:
* Offspring
Sj'.-
:
-
Fruitage,
fV'
:
**i3
Fruit in general
.
ts)^
Fruiterer,
in fruit
-
One who
.
deals
8
..A;)'
a.
productive
:
:
^V^Jr*
<~U;
:
Fruitful,
*
*V j
1
Consequence
FOLLER'S-EARTH
334
jir*
Yielding
fruit;
)^-))- ;j';^
;' ^.^
To add
kindle
UuCJ
Fugacious,
:
itory
a.
wandering
-
,
-
:
runaway
;
thing
enjoyment
;
-
:
port
barren
J^aa.
to defeat
To
t.
-
v.
To
t.
perform
;
j!ob-Uo X~j
- llji ct.
;
ment
Baffle, defeat,
n.
n.
-
Disappoint-
-jU-.tfU
^-^U
Fulgent,
dazzling
Full,
by
The
.
solid next
v.
To
t.
Frying-pan,
:
Fuddle,
feeds
A
:
v'.'t.
UJ^>
-
in
UC
kitchen uten-
:
^^ & ^
foolish
- U.J
A made-up
.
:
*rt>jJ
n.
fire
To make
-
:
o*-^'
^^ax,
story
**a;
Anything
-
to
Uui . JU*.<;
:
n.
Splendour
:
^ta; ;
-^X*^
a.
Bright
;'^^-
:
-
-
shining
;
J^
-
;
j> ;;
;
&*;
up; not empty;
crowded ; perfect ;
a. Filled
replete
strong
;
;
abundant
loud
;
:
tfoyf**
^(s>$
non-sense
Fuel,
.
fire
;'
by drink
Fudge,
:
heat or roast
a pan over the
sil
formed
cutting off the top
Fry,
of a
part
the base,
;
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disappoint,
taXwJb
Frustum,
:
^} ^
brightness
ment; defeat:
^;^"
Accomplish-
:
balk.
Frustration,
-
accomplish
execution
;
Fulgency,
Syn.
or sup-
uXx?
to complete
Fulfilment,
nullify
b^
u
a deserter:
y+>.
disappoint
to
;
fruit;
-
.s^JU
v.
Frustrate,
l>v
Not bearing
a.
:
-
U^J
:
Fulfil,
Fruitless,
;
J
Possession of any-
.
away
IMjwt?- tJl^j
Fulcrum, /i.'Aprop
Fruition,
Gt$j^
^J! jJU* j|
to flee
Apt
>j5V 5!
A
.
-
Volatile; trans-
a.
^a.-Uu.i
;>;
Fugitive,
-
To
to the flame,
:
-
.
fulling cloth
,
ad.
rectly
Money
,v*S
:
Quite;
:
Full-blown,
paid for
exactly;
^ly*
*^i*:
-
diJK'lj
a.
Fully expanded or distended
lye
^^
:
;
l?^
that
o
Fullage,
*
Fuller's-earth,
absorbing grease
A
.
:
soft clay
,v~
-
^
FULLY
Fully, ad. Completely; entirely
clearly
:
v.
to explode
minating
-
WjjS
Act of
n.
%
;?
u/jJ
/
plenty
;
-
s^
:
tsjji
an
Fund,
an
One
or
office
Offensive
store
*->,
-
-
:
Fundament,
s-ij
-
v.
seek
to
To grope about
i.
awkwardly
-
:
-
The
n.
the
body
:
Fundamental,
to the basis
Fumble,
:
*a.
;
gross
;
who
trust
.
-
;
-
Pertaining
Jl*
^^w
:
-
J-^l
-
important, in-
Primary,
Syn.
:
^
-
&?
essential
^>r^
;
Wfi
a.
lower
the seat
;
ts^.f
a.
-
A stock or capital ;
invested
sum ; ample
part of
Fulsome,
Jt~a.
t<2fi
n.
Functionary,
holds
^
*\s
.
y.ri.i
i=-Jt-
satiety
;
tion
ful-
Completeness
.
;
Cen-
<J^;)~
:
Fulness,
abundance
U->
li>j"
-
:
us-**"
thunder
-
;
.
"
V""
To
i.
:
Fulmination,
sure
-
^.*f*\
Fulminate,
FUK-rUR
335
dispensable.
Funeral,
Fume,
;^J
Smoke;
n.
^
v^
-
idle conceit
,
v.
off in
vapour:
* Rage
J^
:
To smoke
/.
vapour
to
;
be
^
-
;
quies
a burial
;
Fungus,
in a rage
room
;
Fumigate,
perfume
,'
v.
gating
;
:
~
*""*
rN
)
Fumigation,
jXiji.
n.
frolic
Sport
Funambulist,
dancer
;
bodily
A
y>
Function,
office
J.^
.
:
the
organ
uS^-^C^-tS*.
pipe:
Funny,
a.
Fur,
.
Droll
&SjJaJ .
The
comical
;
J vli>
i
-
u.^
:
^Ai
of
the skins of
fine, soft hair
certain animals
',
:
,JJJ2>>>
-
;
lil*!''
Furbish,
v.
/.
To
polish
to
;
rub or scour to brightness
:
rope-
&*)
-
c-o
;
of any
power or ac-
office
;
inverted hollow
a stove
;
:
Employment
n.
An
n.
^
merriment
;
&2>)<S
cone with a pipe
certain wild animals
L_<^-
*-'>\y~
:
-
:
fire
mush-
U,-
W.
Act of fumi-
.
-
Fun,
)
scent raised by
;
jSa.
|i-
(L.)
^"
>
:
To smoke to
H^ u 'y&5
i.
to purify
)
5
a
A
an excrescence
Funnel,
13?
n.
of
obse-
;
c,^->'
:
**'?
to pass
;
The ceremony
n.
burying a dead person
Furcate,
Fu:-fur,
of skin;
Forked
a.
.
:
Bran-like
scurf;
y^^li
scales
dandruff:
FUBIOSS
Furious,
passion
Transported with
a.
raging
;
FUSION
336
violent
;
^
:
Furtherance,
Act of
n.
thering ; adrancement
- SJ
tsoyu
t.
Furl,
boisterous,
Vehement,
fierce, mod.
Syn.
To draw or wrap up;
t.
to contract
^^
- isJle'
advancePromotion,
ment, helping forward.
Syn.
ad.
Furthermore,
besides
*
'-^l ---^
-
:
fur-
-
:
Moreover;
^-1
:
UfLUJ
Furlong-,
n.i.e
The
.
Furlough,
f
<
I-.-rtV^:
J^~ $ Jj- -^1
A temporary
***.
:
.
8th part of a
l
.
absence:
Furnace.
A
.
ting n.etals
-
^y^
*;
for mel-
place
most distant
Furthest,
Furuncle,
A
.
>
small tumour
c^
')>;
:
fire
Furnish,
store
Jz J-~< J*>
To apply to
up
v.
t.
to
:
;
ab.es
;
fit
up
',
to
Chattels
.
'
goods
;
n.
Furor,
:
~'-^~
equip
:
Furze,
A
.
-
-
i;>^
;
l^
i-i*i'>il>!
Fuse,
-
v. t.
mad-
;
,~~
-
A
.
,
a cigar
To
A
.
firelock
light
F urrow,
.
A
w''*/
|*"~T
to liquefy
- 02$
:
.
a
match
*LJ3 .
The
;
Jyl>
quality of
being fusible; >s^e\
J
^"t*.
jS
:
X
**"*
made by
trench
;
:
*>>?
dealer in furs
"""/"
melt
U1C . Ul^
:
Fusibility,
Furrier
-M
X
1*
move-
;
rage
;
prickly shrub used
:
by heat
Fury
ness
;
:
for fuel
Furniture,
;
J&
-
Violent passion rage
Fury,
madness
.
place
-
:
a.
-
*-
:
Stolen :*&*}
a.
Furtive,
a boil
an inclosed
;
Furthermost,
a plough a hollow a wrinkj- - 'Jjs - -^ -S^. le
_. ;
Fusible,
ted
That may be mel-
a.
:
Fusil,
.
A
light
Jif
musket
:
^H
uOI
;
;
^!^
:
Further, a More remote addi- tf
* J^ tional
S^'j")
;ji
;
Fusileer,
soldier
.
A
foot soldier
armed with a
fusil
;
a
:
:
,
a^.
To
moreover
a greater distance
-
-
-^
:
;^
,
t. a.
mote
:
To advance
-;-
>
;
o
;
.J-e^i
'r-
n. A simultaneous
discharge of musketry
Fusillade,
:
u
to pro-
Fusion,
melting
.
:
Act or operation of
state of being melt-
FLtfSS
ed
;
union
p>
-
>'j
:
-
;*$>
Futility,
Lj_
A
n.
Fuss,
tumult
noying ado
;
bustle
;
Want of importance
uselessness
;
Making a fuss, or unnecessary ado about trifles
About
a.
Future,
be
to
Fustic,
Futurity,
Yellow wood used
.
for dying
^ J% J ^3
:
i
to
come
Fustigate,
stick
To
/.
^.~
:
beat with
^
^'--
-
to
a. Ill-smelling
Futile,
a.
trifling
Furdre time
^j
:
v.
Fuzz,
-
;
:"
.
i.
tube used
time
-
To
fly off in
J> '^'5'
'J^-jJ
Idle prate
-
u_-i i_J
&\y.<j
Fy, Fie,
jJyfc
eloquence
v.
i.
or
dislike
Gabardine,
talk idly
A
.
oa
-
:
'^^J
-
j
v.
meaning
i.
;
To
to prate
G^
.
Loud
:
,
we(3 ge
b ; S ^X>
or
without meaning
-
-
To
i.
..
idly
,_X>
Ulvv-
rapid
:
triangxl ar
i
-*
:
f5-
without
y^
f
:
^
-
end o f
W$~?.
*e
*t^
talk
wicker basket in
The
n
v.
Gabble,
A
-
&>
">xaj
long coarse
1
.
fortification
power of
<&*&>
.
:
con-
:
Gabion,
loquacity :
i_o i_<* * The
:
To
:
A word express-
inter/.
blame,
>yt
;
the, The
gift of
>j<J
minute
Fine, light particles
tempt
-
blas-
frivolous,
Trifling,
ti.
in
*!*
worthless, trivial.
,
;
;
*;*&
:
,
n.
ing
cloak
isJoT
:
.
A
n.
ting
7*
fr
Of no importance
worthless
come
n.
particles:
Fusty,
,
:
i_C
Fuze,
v.
Time
.
,
:
Gab,
liable
;
be or come hereafter
a.
Fussy,
Syn.
^>'s>
:-
an-
to
a
.
or effect
-
:
GAFFER
337
:
)r
,
dV- ^i~
!
Gadfly,
.
A
fly
|
-<>
,=JD\J*JJ
-
ramble
(
,.
>
u
-*r*
.,
T
'
,
talk
-^
rove or
=.
,
^J
-
Gaffer,
i
aged
E.-U.-43-
.
An
rustic
:
that stings cat-
^
old
fellow
;'>*^
^>^
;
an
^
GAG
Gag,
-
v.
To
/.
,
mouth
ing
^LfjJ
jJL)
:
^li
2!3
A
n.
security
pledge or
^^
:
Gait,
Manner of walking
.
bearing
Pomp show
n.
Gala,
-
pawn
to
To
t.
engage
or
;
*
,"~$
:
A
day,
day
festive
;
^G^
festl-
^~^
:
n. The milky way
* An assemblage of
Galaxy,
:
u \i
notable persons
v.
-
;
^
-
&s>)
combat
challenge to
,
JU
-
<-&2>
:
hinder speak-
to
:
Gage,
A
- [>*>
Something thrust into
n.
the
mouth
stop the
lojj
QALLEY
838
-^ f*?
1 *4
:
v-S
bind by pledge;
measure
to
:
:
A
n.
Gale,
strong wind
-
:
-f*-*1
j
Gall,
Cheerfulness
n.
Gaiety,
Gaily,
</.
Gain,
n.
Merrily
sj-y
^
:
-
v.
,
acquire
To
obtain
to attain
;
ISlg'-'jl
-
:
- %.)(> - ij^lc*. -
t.
IJ
jsJ
^
1U;>
'o
;
i
v.
^t>
to vex
v ^"'
win
*
over
To
^J*-
:
:-
;
>*
tease
to
;
;
:
u*^>.ax<
to
;
t
^t>
jj
^
To
over,
* To
a.
Gallant,
ageous
A
.
suitor
;
ner
heroic
;
courtly
;
-
:
-
i_^Gk.L
a lover
:
<~
'
man
Ji'^
;
a
-
)'*
polite
-iK
cour-
u*^
j^
j^jji*
^ In a
:
;
)^t'V
fashionable
Gallantly,
ground, To advance ^j* *
To on or upon, To ad-
Gay
*jX:Ll
UvS (Jk-asj"
To advance
i.
1
-
and wear
fret
friction
away by
,
,
&;
-
;
to reach
;
-
rancour
;
- *&
:
To
/.
.
,
^iji.
profit
;
advantage; acquisition
%
malignity
bile
5*
i-M-
Thing gained
o
finery;
;
-
cyj'-aw-o-Ijj v:')
The
.
man-
"
-
t
AJ^ji
:
vance nearer to
Gainful,
Profitable
.
pidity
^^^
:
;
***
**
I^UM
Gallery,
a.
Gainless,
Unprofitable
Gainsay,
to
deny
l!L?ts
Syn.
.
;
to
A
To
cul> -
'i)5
vij
^.
contradict
oppose
Contradict,
:
-
ul^latV
:
jKjl
^
-
;
building
;
&C.
ladies
:
:
;;' tts
_r9-
V V
$
1
;
-
dis-
j>
c>!^
*!-!)
A low,
Galley,
with oue deck
'fa
flat
:
pute.
to
A long and narrow
a balcony round a
collection of paint-
.
corridor
ings,
-*^
Uj? i^
deoy,
intre-
Bravery;
.
attention
i-r-^
-
:
Gallantry,
t>
05)**
vessel
f-' -^i'
GALLTARD
man
A
n.
Galliard,
GANGRENE
339
Gambling,
sprightly
gay,
n.
Galligaskins,
loose breaches
Leg guards
-
:
^
*)j-
A
.
pot painted and glazed
:
4 quarts
:
v.
rapidly
-
To
a horse
as
;^-
move
to
^Jy
o)V.j.?
tiL..
The
,
of a horse
size
A
Gallow,
To
t.
'o.S
.
VXJ
J&
,
-
A
condemned
vanism
Olfi
criminal
Gl;3
galvanism
money
v.
:
P.
:
A
13;$
To
^>^
To
'*$
:
v.
t.
k
:
Galvanize,
Gamble,
A
i.
To
,
,_<)^
cock bred
:
;
;
l5
-
salt
:
to
^'^
of a
thigh
or dried
;
'-'f^
^
))*
and dry
:
u^5 ^rt- c^* To
IS
^-.
The
To
/.
z;.
"
One addicted
\b
n.
^Jlji
Frolicsome
a.
.
tf
One who
.
game
hog smoked
:
Gamut,
musc
\-<>\
A
n.
scale of notes
in
e
-
:
J
with
Gander,
^1
.5^
goose
play
for
1^
A
4?)^
Gammon,
species of
affect
:
-
:
j^l
gaming:
o-i^
^ f~S
y ^^;
Ani-
Jest
resolute
:
hoax
.
#
;
.
Gamester,
t-Jjil
:
electricity
,
gay
Relating to gal-
a.
*^
;
Gamesome,
-^-^^
:
1
:
:
has care of
frame for the
:
* Play:
^^ #
:
Game-keeper,
A
Galvanism,
ing
-
Brave
a.
to light
*'}*
:
terrify
-H
Galvanic,
to skip j
;
Sport: Jj*
.
* Scheme
Game-cook,
person
v.s'rbird,
has the appearance of a
who
y>
-
^j-
>>.?
execution of criminals
-
for
JU$
-
<s<siji* -
^y*
-
IS"
ljj$l
is-dJfc.5
tej
Gallows,
-
:
mals hunted
horse of small
-
yo
Ji6-
c*etf
v.
a leap
;
Jjtf
very
5
^uwJ
fy;^
.
-
:
skip
:
To dance
f.
Game,
motion
swiftest
:
Galloway,
P
&!Uo
-
run with leaps
;
^J^
:
v.
-,
t
t-XJl"$^.
t.
,;l> ;U>
liquid measure of
^jk?
Gallop,
a frolic
;
to frisk
e>'*";-
A
.
-
:
Syn. --Frolic, prank.
-
Gallon,
A
n.
Gambol,
earthen
small
of
practice
money
;
^.*^-
joy
Gallipot,
The
n.
for
gaming
:
squander by gam-
a troop
j
:
*J'L
:
Gingrene,
flesh
The male
A company
n.
Gang,
}'
.
of the
:
n.
;
-
a
band
Jf
-
;
s,^
Mortification of
GANGRENOUS
Gangrenous,
Mortified
o-
Garland,
:
isji
Gangway,
way on a
A narrow
n.
ship's side
,.u.J
;
^J.'^
Gaol,
passage:
<
A
n.
-
:
^1^)
V''i.
-VO
^>-
$
$
:
jailer
a
prison;
place for confinement
Gaoler,
j^=-
^^ ^jUJ
A
n.
(jel),
$
si\*
An opening
n.
Gap,
a vacuity
wide
IX :
>
*{?> ^'--
cleft
',
v.
i.
to
;
Kit
To open
yawn
UJ ,yW*>
-
:
A
Garment,
n.
Clothes
.
mode
shion, or
clothing
Garner,
granary
,
v.
fadress
of dress ^^)$
;
;
:
&
-
animal
refuse
;
^M
-
The bowels
n.
Garbage,
:
^1^
-
of an
To
^*
:
v.
may
suit a
purpose; to
sift
- UxJ
u *.
piece of ground for
cultivating flowers, or vege:
.
One who makes
Gargarize, v.
mouth with
:
'V
\j^>
U
:
p.
/.
:
To
; u-o}
.
bellishment
Garret,
.
J
iuLl^j
;
- U.-^ kr-ij*
em-
Furniture;
1
tA* ^.;
:
A
G
-
l>^!^l<
Garniture,
.
c^Sb
adorn; to
|^,U
room
v *-^
-
1
directly un-
I-Gl
der the roof:
n.
Soldiers
for
defence of a town or
fort
the
**tf
:
-
B
,
v.
t.
>y
To
place soldiers in
a fortress for defence
:
is-fcU
^
and tends a garden
quors
a
-
precious stone of
a red colour
Garrotte,
Gardener,
in
store
*JU. aJ*
:
Garden, A
&c.
^
t^T-;'
pick out what
tol^.
tables,
^
}
^';
A
.
Garrison,
To
t.
f
-
Syn. -Offal.
Garble,
L5| .
;
granary
,-_
is
J\
t.
of
^
-
place where
stored ; a
corn
:
article
-$^
:
A
.
threshed
-
An
dress
;
embellish
*>>
;
IfU
:
Garnish,
:
^)*fcj
]jltf
-
^>
n.
strong scented
plant of the onion kind &~i*
Ua>^
Garb,
-
1^a$
Garlic,
Garnet,
mouth
the
to stare
;
Wreath of flowers
.
a crown
-<-*&
Jj-
Cleft, crerice, crack.
Syn.
Gape,
a
;
:
GARTER
340
^
t.
-
:
c/i**i
To wash
medicated
v
~/-^- ';-
ui-
Gargle, f. /. To wash
mouth and throat
,
^
the
li-
^
the
J
rob
/.
t>.
:
Garrulity,
quacious
a.
:
Talkative
Garter,
if
band
,j^i
Talkative-
.
"-''j-^
A
lo-
;
-
-
V.)?
:
.
&
:
Garrulousness,
ness
and
strangle
U?y ;>^5;^
Talkativeness
.
Garrulous,
To
-
to hold
stockings on the leg
:
-
^
v^
up
;;-
GAS
JUj
* The
GAUZE
341
Gate,
highest order of
A large
n.
door; a way or
j
England and
in
knight-hood
the badge of
it
ci -^'
U h-
:
|
1
\
passage
Gather,
:
)&
v.
to collect
"
Gas,
An
n.
ceriform fluid
A
.
chandelier
Gasconade,
boasting
;
}^ ^
^r^
boast
or
,
Gaseous,
A
people
a bravado
To
t.
-
:
-
to brag
;
to pluck
:
infer
U/W
:
^i^
plait or fold in cloth:
An assembly of
a collection - i=-*l*a.
;
.
:
>_Jlf
Gaud,
boast
;
^a^-
Ornament
.
;
trinket
:
:
In the form of gas:
a.
To
i.
.
Gathering,
vJ)j
v.
v.
gas-burning
A
.
to plait
;
iJjl^
:
-,
:
-
s}!j;>
*
-,
Gasalier,
-
To bring together;
t.
^r ^ ^^
Gaudery,
ments
Finery
.
orna-
;
I
9
Gash,
A
n.
deep and long cut
:
didly
7A
,
/.
To
cut deep
Gasometer,
gas
is
.
A
prepared
Gasp,
^
showy
u ^~
pant
-
,
n.
A
i
(ft*
breath
..i -
:
a.
of death
Cast,
v.
,
Ostentatiously fine
^
<_?>-
To
t.
frighten
IOA
:
1
;
certain the contents of
.
,
A measure
Gaunt,
Inflammation of
Gastronomy,
of
&*-y~
:
good eating
.
:
or as:
U.U
a rod for
;
.
Lean
The
*<-
^
;
meagre
;
thin;
Thin, lean, slender.
Syn.
T
.
;
i^)
:
Gauntlet,
the stomach
-.e
To measure
.
.
<c^*>
3
the
to
Pertaining
:
Gastritis,
-
At the point
:
Gastric, a.
stomach
:
.'j)
laboured respiration:
last
splen-
^
Showiness
.
^jq>
:
measurng
At the
.
U&*.
,*a.)
Gaudy,
for
^
Gaudiness,
:
Gauge,
To
v. i.
Showily;
:
place where
:
ad.
Gaudily,
^y
^ifi,
To
.
*;i^v^
ofier
An
iron glove:
To throw the,
a challene
:
science
-
d.SJ
^c
Gauze,
.
A
thin silk or linen
:
GAVOT
Gavot,
A
.
kind
of
brisk
tf
>
;
dance
^>*>
'J
:
Gawk,
A
.
simpleton
<
-
.
Gay,
ful
* Showy
b
-
^Ayi.
:
^tf
b
P
-
play-.
Gem,
A
.
jewel
vV
:
bud
i
g~?.'*J
stone ; a
precious
A
*
-
c,-
:
:
Gemini,
^Uot
:
Merry,
Syn.
merry;
;
Extremely cold
u.
Gelid,
<-?!
^Vji!
Cheerful
a.
GENERALIZE
342
.
The
(//.)
sign in the zodiac
twins
-
:
a
;
^j>
frolic-
blithe,
some.
Gayety, See Gaiety
Gaze, v, /. To look steadily
Gender,
n.
male or
Sex,
fe-
:
A
n.
,
male
*i-
:
:
fixed or eager look
:
Genealogical,
genealogy
Gazelle,
bian deer
Gazette,
paper
,
A
.
An
To
t.
GvS
.
:
;
Jlj*
^tf)-.
officially
-
Goods
;
:
>t,
UjJ
Ju
:
.
An
account of
mily from an
age
-
:
ancestor
o' J^'^' Sax
fa-
line-
;
&*^
-
>
^-
rf
species
;
Genus,
,_r-^l
:
Common;
a.
General,
of
//.
.
usual ; not specific
- <_>IX<1
^L.
tra-
:
the descent of a person or
Kinds
5
One who
.
ces pedigrees
Genera,
:
harness
^yl^L,
Genealogist,
Genealogy,
Ui!
i
:
news-
A writer of
^< * A geogra-
phical dictionary
.
;
;lxi!
Gazetteer,
news _<-vy
Gear,
-
publish
^ ,<;-
-
^yc
official
c/v
:
v.
-
<3y
:
.
of Ara-
species
Pertaining to
a.
-
:
-
f*~ft
public;
-
*i&
f\*
)
An animal subsGelatine,
uince which dissolves in hot
*/*'
.
water,
and forms a
cooling
jelly
on
^l
:
x^
Syn.
Common,
General,
main part
aniversal.
The whole;
.
:
fU"
-
J>
commander of an army
,
the
* The
:
- ,!">>
.oil*..
y
^v
Gelatinous,
a.
Like gelatine
:
Generality,
general
Geld,
v.
t.
To
castrate
:
$$
tij' d-^>
;
.
-
))j+?-
mal
:
.
^-^
A
castrated ani-
body
&?)+*
To
:
'
^P
Generalize,
arrange
under general heads
^r**~
v.
Gelding,
v
State of being
the main
-
ISA-,
t.
:
Generallissimo,
A
.
mander-in-chief
-
:
com-
Uf.
Generality,
of being 'general
part
majority
;
-.,il
;
&$
-
Generalship,
l
;i*l
A
.
horse
small
Spanish
:
Geneva,
Holland gin
n.
<*\vj+
duct of a general-officer
^<J
:
~>]rj
^
Genial, a. Generative
lo^
^) * Gay; cheering; friendly
:
))%*%'
:
:
n.
Geniality,
and con-
Skill
.
-
:
Genet,
"
^^V.)
Commonly
ad.
R
state
the greatest
&6:t
-
ct^>
Generally,
;
:
Origination
^^- *$~
The
.
GENTILITY
343
G'filflBRALLlSBTMO
cheerfulness
:
Sympathetic
- JA-
:
-
ci^-Jt
^1/L, few
Generate,
bring into
U/lio -
To
/.
.
to
life ;
-
V>
; !vij*5
J
;
-
5
ff * An age
Syn.
-
G^
Genially, ad.
to
;
produce
U.
^
:
Offspring
A
^;1 #
race
:
* ^^-3^
-
-
;
JM
-
JLJ
iiu^
;
:
The
n.
Genitals,
-
u^?.
:
Cheerfully
A ^J
Pertaining to gene-
a.
Genital,
Ij^j
ration
n.
Generation,
breed
beget
external or-
<&JLj
gans of generation
Progeny, offspring.
<-_Ua*l
:
J-UJ
Generative, a. Able to produce prolific
^1>^V '*$
Genitive,
The second
.
case
:
1
3
Generator,
duces
:
.
?",!
-
^)-
One who
-
JMjutaxjij'
in Latin
-
Genius,
pro-
man
a.
Generic,
to
Pertaining
genus or kind:
;1j
S - (^
f
(.r^?-
.
of
Quality
n. (pi.
mons
being generous; magnanimity:
-
-
^^Ui
*r^taa.-
liberal
:
a.
-
In-
Geniuses)
-
-
p
:
JJ;,>|
u^.^
Genii)
V.
Spirits
-K-
A
c
;
de-
a.
Well-bred
;
polite:
.*IJ
.
c
re-
well-bred,
Polite,
fined, polished.
Gentile, n. One of a non- Jewish
nation:
^>^, ^
;#
Magnanimous;
-^L
O'A-
:
Genteel,
Munificence,
magnanimity, benevolence.
Generous,
<*jJ!
:
Ji
-
Syn.
Syn.
JiV
:
of genius
a
,
Generosity,
n. (pi.
tellect
|JJO
^I^JS
grammar
s*~
,J
&
..,?
)
A
^
^
heathen:
ks~~v>
H
^Genesis, n. The first book of
the Old Testament ^c <ito
:
Gentility,
;
ner
:
n.
Politeness of man-
^;;-
- >=-JJLJ| -
iJ!^i
GENTLE
meek
Well-born
a.
Gentle,
;
docile:
mild;
:
f^ - ^
Tame,
Geographical,
-
^-V.;~
-
meek.
niild,
A man
n.
u_L>
family:
-
l
:
-
r^
disposition
mildness
:
Gentlewoman,
-
JJ*-
of good breeding
Geologist,
geology
:
^
^ ;
One
The
.
Meekly
;
formation and
of the
Geomancy,
by
n.
softly
:
Genuflection
shun
ling
(Jen-yu-flecact of knee-
;
^
^K$a*
:
Genuine
ic.il
The
/.
cioU
**)
'*X*?>
j^i;
Not adulterated;
a.
pure
J^l
:
-
J.v
^L
from adulteration
Genus,
group
.
A
purity
;
distinct
f>
:
Geographer
geography
Freedom
.
>/.
Geography,
of the earth
.
:
A
,vte
*i'}
geometry
:
-
^
J^*!..
^
^^-jo-U)
geometry
Geometry,
which
The
.
angles
(j-V
:
surfaces, lines
-
o*
Geranium,
and
its
Germ,
A
:
-
I
A
.
plant
.
m
and
properties
science
of the relation,
treats
of solids,
One skilled
u b tr"^'
.
:
kind
of flower
^
J ; $j
:
and
i^jJ
ijOJ
sprout or shoot
;U1
-
Jwjt
J
.4$
i^Xj|
.
Germinate, v. i. To sprout ; to
K
bud to put forth
tij^j
:
:
Germination,
n.
The
sprouting or shooting
;
act of
growth:
versed in
ub
:
:
class or
fjj
One
-
Pertaining to
a.
Geometrical,
origin
Genuineness,
i*
Fortune-telling
lines or figures:
:
worship
r
:
Gentry, n A class of people
above the vulgar
1-^
li^i.
v.
To
kneel
as
in
Genuflect
:
^ ^>U
structure of the earth
in
ad-
^1*
rersed In
science which
Geometrician,
Gently,
^tiulo
|
cjliixk
._f;!
Geology,
treats
.
to
Pertaining
:
a lady
;
*sl;*?- jfk"-
a.
Geological,
Pertaining
-
A woman
n.
a.
:
K>j*>}
Sweetness of
n.
Gentleness,
good
^.wU. ^U*
polite
;
of
Becoming a
a.
Gentlemanly,
gentleman
A
geography
geology: Ji*~-
Gentlefolk, n. Persons of good
breeding and family: J^^>^
Gentleman,
to
"
cs-0
jji>
Syn.
GSRUTD
844
ftjl^a.
description
Gerund,
noun,
like
A
kind of verb*!
which
governs cases
n.
a verb
:
+~>
^-X>!
.3
J>*>
+~\
GESTATION
Gestation,
young
Gesticulate,
-
tures
ture
of bearing
womb
v.
i.
'^;
To show
pos-
traverse
t.
to act
;
Gesticulation,
ing gesture
:
-
acquire
win
to
on
To
/.
To
to
;
arrive
together,
convene
:
up, To
bed
seat 01
:
To
*
rise
*^
!;#
^
#
prepare
ty
concoct
t^i U; # To
j
:
t^*~*-
about one's business, To
be
to
j
:
off; to
J*.
- tj
;
a>
jb
:
clear
|jjo
**
:
heart, Tocommemory U;$ & * To
;
prevail
go away
To by
mit to
to
:
To
To
possession
;
:
oK^a.
:
0S J**W-l5v
*A"\B> -
:
U;>
from a
through
To
C** *
:
accomplish
to,
assemble
&<**
learn
to
;
To
Ksx^tt *
:
To
olS^a.
procure
to gain
;
at
$'>
expressing
C^j
0.
Get,
pass
To
#
^.loxJ]
ready
through, To
or
loi
tf
sentiment or passion
To
UU )t #
mak-
^Wa.
jtw
;
motion of the
limbs
or
body
J
W">
-
Act of
.
A
n.
Gesture,
J"
*'>>
:
j
To make
-x-
*
t;
^)r*
To represent by ges-
:
,'j
Gjj>
J**-
:
i;i '>
v.
,
Art
.
in the
GHASTLINESS
345
To
of,
escape unhurt:
V ^ ^^ *To
drunk, To
become intoxicated ^- &>>
^* * To rid of, To get
i;
:
ioi
. i;
^wj"
TO
*
:,u?
j
;
W^
about, To circulate
* To abroad, To become
known I5j u <' - Wi$ * To
:
of
quit
:
1;'^^ *
&<$
To
scent of, To get an inkling
of uu ; tAi * To -the bet-
:
-.
at,
gain
To
\*>
:
reach
:
*
J-o\*
To go away; to
* To remove
To
to
To
tt'-mxi
*
return:
0?
_r.j) ;
(
tf?
^V%
:
back, To
^ To
gain
To
^"* *
To
UU
carry off:
gain
'j>j'l
Get,
To
v.
To
i.
:
escape
:
^
UU.jt
;')'
'^V J^5
TO remove
:
1
Gewgaw,
over
advantage
TO
^
*a>;j
advantage :
the start of,
become known
*
down, To descend
in, To enter: Uyc Jib *
To bring U * To off, To
:
To
ter,
away,
depart
;
# To
llou^j
n.
:
;*'
gain
A
showy
trifle
V ;>* *
Syn.
:
:
:
Geyser,
(Pr,
gui-ser)
w>'t*
# To cross
A
n,
fountain which spouts boiling
water
*i^
:
Ghastliness,
n.
ect; paleness: *)}
:
E.-U -44
p
Frightful asp-
li
'*!
a
Toy, plaything, bauble.
:
:
;
:
>^>
To alight Sj?1 * To on,
To make progress U^ ^5^7 ^
To put on <;' ^j # To
OUt, To extricate one's self
To over, To over')3?
come
b jili
become
to
;
:
To
wind,
-
u^- .^
:
;><*
GHASTLY
Death-like
a.
Ghastly,
dreadful
GILDER
346
it
pale
;
;
roasted
is
<j^r
^xft
small
Any
Gherkien,
cucumber used for pickling
Giddily,
vJUiji
:
-;)
.
Ghost,
^o
An apparition
* The Holy Spirit:
-n.
^. )4 ;
Ghostly,
tions
:
*
LjH~'
Spiritual
reeling
ry stature
:
-
of extraordina-
.-sl
Ij 3
^
I**/
i_,yi.
Gib,
An
jJU
old worn out animal
>-*i*^
part of
**:".
$
^t*\
:
A
of
faculty
speech
:
Gibbet,
f.
to
/.
*;
oU
Jibet)
A
-
Ui,>
(pr.
.
gallows
,
JLtf JUtf
:
(j~*^*v
To hang on
expose to infamy
1^^
GjJ
o.
Gibbous,
convex
;
.
a gibbet
USi
-
to sneer
Syn.
To
'
.
:
(
Sneer,
Giblets,
rail
;
^' *?t
to
ro';y*
unstable
;
<^
;
a pre-
-
^^Siji.
Endowed
-
&,*.'&>
with a faculiUJjia. v_L* 5
<$;
Ijft
The
parts
of
Fluency
gale,
)^Z)t>
Syn.
:
Talented, intelligent.
A
.
g$;j
top or whirlgig
A
*
-
:
>*/
carriage drawn
light
*
by one horse f
* A ship's boat
:
*
^3^
lamps, Spectacles
a.
Gigantic,
size
Of
mighty
;
:
I
rif*
LS)
Giggle,
.
A
o^
-
,
.
kind of laugh
To
i.
=-;*
"-^i*
-~i.-
--
:
extraordinary
-
:
laugh
;
v ?>
:
*i.*l$<l4j'
to titter
;
^*jt
Gild,
to
v.
To overlay
/.
illuminate
;
to
:
with gold;
brighten
scoff.
goose which are cut
;
,_'>>/;-
>vi.
mock
.Jl
-
-
;
:-'j*l^>l
!j>jJ
Gibe,
;
jX^
Protuberant
humped
ty
^
;! >>
:
a.
.<~^
:
t;^ ;
:
;)
Dizzy
Jl* -
:
the
Gig,
Gibber, v. i. To speak rapidly
^nd inarticulately
^- ^>^
i;>$
un-
;
*5!
J$
r)
t*/
:
Gifted,
:
*A
'*)tf
'f5 ;j'
machinery
JS^.>
>rW
sensation of
-
Anything given
.
N
>2.
The
n.
a.
sent
*
A man
,
J>
Carelessly
rf)
heedless
Gift,
tomlike.
n.
tf
-
:
:
Giddy,
:
Spiritual, spectral, phan-
Giant,
e^^
Vertigo, dizziness.
Syn.
***
Syn
a</.
Giddiness,
to appari-
Relating
*
:
ur-^" c 3>
a.
^13 ol^
steadily
:
^1
/'^
:
of a
off before
Gilder,
.
One who
gilds:
:
GILL
The
Gill, n.
fishes
:
'}$tf
pint
Gillie,
^
?
A
*
-
:
girl
)Jl$$
is
riding
*'>'
*^
Girder, n. One who girds
ijJb * A main beam restJJ1
3f
*^i.2 >-^J
servant
:
_'"}
^
:
;
A
n.
8
/y
ing
end
wall at each
upon a
:
small borer
j
V
;*';' ;'r- tf
a belt
l?^
:
A
.
kind of
silk lace
A band
n.
Girdle,
Girl,
Gimp,
*-*
UI
pony about when a
leads a
Gimlet,
get ready for
IJ
:
of a
part
man
work
hard
To up
*
- '.:_;
the lions, To
# The man who
,l^r^jjL
child
Ss
x
fourth
A
.
.iU. -
:
*i' ^->>
,^
:
1
wanton
The
f #
ei>
$
t^
^.
respiratory organ in
sportive or
GIVE
347
for the waist
KJ
:
A
.
female child
-
;
j.o^>
:
:
The early stage of
Girlhood,
maidenhood
\y^ - c-.^';'^
.
:
Gin,
v
An
.
alcoholic
^h^ *
1
;~
liquor
A machine
:
arating the seeds from cotton:
^
J*
-
f-J
snare
,
A
*
>Jy)
trap
l^j
:
To
/.
z>.
v.
Girt,
To
t.
gird
;
-
clear cotton of
a
surround
to
;
for sep-
13 t 1 fl^
A
n.
Girth,
strap for a saddle
circumference
:
Jo^- -
:
*^AJif
;
i_fij
fb
its
The main point of a
Gist,
question or action ; that on
which it rests or turns ; point
.
seed
to catch in a trap
;
Gl_L$j
^^t
..'^
- UJ!XJ
:
4 JIj
-
,vj;
U7 .|
A plant and its hot
Ginger,
and spicy root
x.>j~ ^^\
to arrive at
uM
:
-
Jl;
.
:
a.
Gingerly,
Cautiously
;
nicely:
v.
Give,
fer
yield
Syn.
Cautiously,
t.
to
;
race
One
n.
Gipsy,
:
fastidously,
of a
^ j>
An
t
vagabond
,Aj^
<xJ^.
-<>!
To
To
African quadru-
To
ped whose forelegs are much
longer than the hind ones
lish
Giraffe,
.
;Ii
$t
GjS
Gird,
z.
/.
To bind;
to encircle
;
to tieround;
to seize
:
-
:
Wj
:
\i
GvS
-
-
^
to
forth or out,
To announce
^> *
^^ #
To
*
Jjo
To
in,
d^tu!
* To tender
j.l>5^To
lo exhale
pub-
j^i-
:
;
;
^/
^13 ^'^ b
-
1;j
pay
To away, To part
^.o * To
back,
reflect
iwij>
:
:
to con-
;
to
;
uj|3
:
restore
;
the comelopard
bestow
utter
to
;
carefully.
with
To
grant
:
^-
To
off
yield
To
^'^ *
:
:
emit,
To
GIZZARD
To announce
out,
* To emit
v.
Glaciate,
\*i*
:
send forth
to
;
GLAND
348
To
i.
turn
into
:
ik,^ * To over, To
abandon U.oo _> -~ * To des-
UJijo .
A
n.
Glacier,
or mass of
field
:
pair of one's
Halo
don
To
*
jt-i
:
'^..io
recovery
To
_<J *
To
be delivered of
V * To
L
b^ *
Uo
Glacis,
birth,
***
:
- Uia.
chase, To pursue:
To one's self,
To assume
airs,
H>t
:
an affected
manner
or haughty
:
To one
:
*
steal off
To
the cold
To show
To
de-
^/j; *
To
shoulder
to,
:
^
deliberate
contempt
to
:
$
k
neglect
/
1
*""
4
^
:
To show
lie to,
the
Gladden,
v.
to cheer
wood
a
:
joyous;
To make
/.
glad
;
*V ._**
&)$ ;jj
An
.
opening through
or ice
:
jyl*
A
n.
Gladiator,
Gladly,
a//.
>j>
J^*A>
V
sword-player:
Cheerfully
Gladness,
ness
;
Joy
.'
;
exhilaration
Gladsome,
cheering
false-
To up
\>&& *
hood of:
pleased
Cheerful;
^A^b
:
cheerful-
:
<-
*
the cue, To give one
* ^l *
To the
a hint
;
To
JU>3
:
:
& j4$
^
one's word,
clare solemnly
or
J&
i^l$>
;
sloping bank
-
-x
To
a.
Glad,
Glade,
;?;*
lj>a>
the go-by, To
^$
pass one over
^K U!
JLi b' ; ;
To one the slip,
*
A
.
up, To aban-
the ghost, To die l*Vr *
To vent to, To pour forth
U* tf Ji* To
>z>Ui - UiLC
;
UjS
:
Pleased; joyful;
</.
causing joy
;
^jiai) kfto^^s
Glair,
The
.
:
-
..._.
-
tj fc^
-
^^i.
white of an egg
anything slimy
;
a halbert
;
:
:
way, To
UU
lc
;
To
*
To way
for
back
:
break
:
fall
to,
bu~$
tij
^ &? *
To make room
V->*
:
-
-
'
Glance,
light
bird
;
The stomach
o'^I-
:
Glacial,
icy
n.
a.
:
-
$
->
^
of ice
Consisting
frozen
of a
-
o
y
-
;
)]&>
.
a
a glimpse
-
A
sudden shoot of
darting of the eye ;
-
:
fZ
-
^'.4-
-
c,^
i<
To
a
dart
ray of
with a rapid
cast of the eye ; to allude to
,
v.
light
Gizzard,
;
;
/.
to
look
:
Gland,
.
A
soft fleshy organ in
animals and plants
:
GLANDERS
n.
Glanders,
GLISTEN
349
A
(pi.)
conta-
gious disease in horses
Gleam,
v.
shine
:
To
i.
cast light
glimmer &
to
;
;
to
V.
:
- Uf13
Consisting of
a.
Glandular,
glands
light
A
.
a
;
dazzling
bright,
piercing look
fierce,
:
r.
Glean,
forth rays:
Sending
^
;'-
Glare,
Gleamy,
.
To
/.
gather what
&~^
reapers leave behind:
'J
$
*
v.
-,
To
t.
shine with a clear,
dazzling light
a.
Glaring,
clear
eyes
Shining
notorious
:
Glass,
A
.
telescope
}>&
hard, brittle trans-
parent substance
;
a mirror; a
;
a drinking vessel
shions glass
Glassy,
glass
a.
;^-
:
Made
smooth:
;
One who
n.
-
:
Glen,
*i-.i
Glib,
Vitreous,
Glide,
slide
;
sword
;
a falchion
-
:
slippery
;
vja-
#</.
-
-
UJ-^j
:
(i&x
Smoothly ; volubly
.
.
To
-
:
crys-
Glimmer,
flow gently
-
U^
ly
broad-
^fi
^jj*.
r.
/.
To
;
to
;
tJj
shine faint-
uiejJ?. -
:
Syn.
A
.
:
^ilS"
crystal,
(glaive,)
Smooth
a.
narrow
r
ti
talline.
Glave,
joy-
fa-
tl<l-
Syn.
a dale
;
voluble
like
-
Gay ; merry ;
A secluded and
valley
^s^tr-
of glass
t
^SUatA-^'
Merry, joyous, gay.
n.
Glibly,
Glass-blower,
''
;
Syn.
'-'j;*-
a.
Gleeful,
ous :
brightly
'
;?*--
in parts:
song
,ivi.
"
^r
Joy; merriment; a
n.
Glee,
*
-
^'*
:
:
ol-
-
:
with
look
to
;
fierce, piercing
Turf; soil
n.
Glebe,
t;w
Shine, gleam, glitter.
Glimmer,
n.
A
faint light
ble, scattered
;
fee-
rays of light
:
iix>
Glaze,
glass
To
furnish
to render
smooth
z>.
;
/.
^W
Glazier,
is
^.
ray
;
n.
/
A
1H.
:
with
Glimmering,//. Shining
*jUi
eL^^ - ^ c <dW^
A sudden flash a
Glimpse,
-
0';;
One whose
to set glass
Gleam,
G
-
:
G
;^
business
brightness
-
c .;i
:
faint-
<.)*>
.
;
short, hurried view
:
t.
ti
aja>
shoot of light;
:
ly
-
j'*i
rf**
Glisten,
light
;
v.
/.
To
to shine
sparkle
:
-
'.'.<-.> -
with
1'",!^
GLISTER
Glister,
Lustre
n.
GLOW
350
brightness
;
:
Gloomy,
!en
v.
Glitter,
To
i.
A
n.
light
lustre
;
v.
Gloat,
To
i.
^
:
j-
ous
Globe,
A round
'/.
body
a ball
;
earth
:
;
-
-
or spherical
a
sphere
;
Globular,
,
Spherical
;
jo
A little 'globe a
Globule,
small round particle: - -^b J } $
;
4*
Glomerate,
into a ball
winding into a
;
ball:
heaviness
-C^l*l!i
-
,>;'?
obs-
mind
,
>aii
^^
))
v.
^
U tS
explanation
.
-
G
- ^-<*
:
appear-
*
A
com-
:
&
-
yi
To make smooth and
t.
shining
to explain
;
UjJ
glossary
:
Glossary,
.
-
writer
u^.^
i^-iL.
A
;
S
ULj^J 2L.,
A
.
U~
-
:
A
of a
jlft
vocabulary of
words requiring elucidation
:
^jflitisiCi
v
Glosso-graphy,
.
The
writ-
ing of commentaries
+.
Darkness,
heaviness,
depression, sadness.
Gloomily,
lenly
--
-
:
*-w
Syn.
:
;
to rejoice;
;
specious
Glossarist,
of
act
;
of
-
^
Ujo!> Uj?
Darkness
n.
curity
JH^
The
n.
jU
A
ment
exult
gather
UjJU
:
Glomeration,
Gloom,
To
t.
;
-
:
Brightness
.
ance
v.
honor
;
renown
.'^Aj^
:
round:
.
;
To
r.
z>.
to boast
Gloss,
a.
illustri-
;
:
Praise
.
the
>-
:
j >>*
;
-
J/
Noble
a.
splendour
Globe-shaped
spherical
;
^r-i^-
magnificent
;
Glory,
round
^^
^>
S>n.- Stare, gaze.
Globate,
-
ous; to exalt:
glori-
:
stare with eager-
ness or desire
To make
i.
Glorious,
v.
;
Jyu
sparkling
bright
brilliancy
:
dismal
;
shine brightly:
Glorify,
,
Dark
a.
-
:
ad.
Obscurely
;
sul-
J2L.
:
Glossy,
bright
Glove,
*;'"-.>
Gloominess,
^,(+114-^^;,..
.
Obscurity
:
Melancholy:
Smoothly polished
:
;
n.
*
friends
Glow,
a.
v.
bs ;r
:
1*^
.
A cover of the hand
Hand and, Sworn
:
:
^
t.
To
-
jj,
^fc> >s^^
shine with in-
tense heat; to burn: -Ub
-
Utao
GLOW
(IL.
* To rage with passion
Glycerine,
:
U -L> *
-
ment
* Intense
LjO^i.
'
Glowing,
ardent
inflamed
;
Glow-worm,
The
n.
wheedle
To
t.
-
-
G,S
knots
;
bites
.
to
little
To
t.
Gluey,
join with
^^
:
Viscous
.
;
Glum,
Glume,
ran
Glut,
f
Sullen
The
.
:
glue
adhesive
-
,_^by
<KL>
P.
;
habit
To
to satiate
glue
v.
f.
:
To
U;,
a.
Glutinous,
vscous
-
:
join
The
.
1
.
K
A
.
sive eating
/.
:
5^
-
of early
L
&<'
to
walk
>
;
U~/>
Go,
v.
with
t^J
To move
i.
:
l^>
(
proceed
;
pass
eats to ex-
fc
;
or
;
^1^;
-
:
U>jj
-
UU. ^1
<d^
.^
Gyc
:
to place
;!j. ;V.~2
endeavour
Excess in eating
:
to
GL
;
to
* To
follow
:
:
G^
:
^
;
t^y
To
*
from place
ja^l
UA^^ *
abroad, To walk out
To become public
x-
;
-
* To have currency
to exces-
-
W*.
To
:
use
-
To advance
^L. *
.
Given
^^ V;*'^
sect
*
about, To move
a.
in-
style or pin of
&
:
Gnostics,
cess
Gluttony,
^
Christians
Tenacious
One who
Gluttonous,
fabu-
who
^IJL.
G
n.
A
.
>;,>>"
:
Glutton,
by
$fi
inner parts of the
~* >-^'
'V
a sun-dial
travel
Glutinate,
-
:
of people
:
Gnomon,
:
L.LJ
swallow greedily
to overfill
;
brte off little
nom),
f/r.
the
earth
;
U| /.
To
/.
to corrode
race
lous
husk or chaff of
:
.
iso
^-y
:
- til
-
a.
grind or strike
<-!.>'=..
:
v.
of
%*
'
small insect that
:
Gnome,
,
A
*.
Gnat,
:
;
To
*. /.
together the teeth
;
to unite
*V
full
;
^ *r
:
Gnash,
Glue, n. A viscous substance
a cement
'^ ;te,_^ - ^.5-
-
Knotty
i
^,i, ;
fire-fly
flatter
:
a.
to
;
'
S
^>'5
Gnaw,
v.
Gloze,
growl
:
Gnarled,
Ardent, inflamed, vehement.
Syn.
'
',
;l^"
:
*-
!
To
/.
.
snarl
jK-f
-
Shining with heat
a.
Gnarl,
:
excite-
JUb
:
extract from
"
:
-
:
* Brightness of colour
jfcjtf
u.Oti
Shining heat
.
An
.
matter
fatty
S
Glow,
60
351
:
:
* To
To
u*^*
^j-*
00
tJV
To
against, To
t^> o!la.o # To be
*
>
oppose
:
^c
disagreeable:
<y
To
v
'-
:
by
(1L.
fall
follow
to
;
down
value
sink:
t^V
:
To
off,
To
depart
off
as a
tiV
:
t-
:
ti'a.
:
;
:
tla.^
To
* To
*
5;
j.-
To On,
^jU ^To
public
:
tiU
life
:
tJ;-'
:
sv;
To
b#
J&;
finish
:
To
ti.<
dure or suffer
To
shion or mode:
up,
To
To
go
.
x
.
to
To
-
An
.
ti*v
/v
rise
To
-x-
ti.J
en-
i^-ibjj
in
fa-
oJW
-
-
j^ ;
^b
ox-driver
:
Jo
JflyxJKIe
Goad,
A
pointed instrument
to urge on a beast
^6?
n.
-
,
v.
goad
drive
to instigate
;
:
^
-
*
price:
all
lengths,
the utmost extent
:
a
;
point set to bound
the final purpose :
;
A
n.
quadruped with
horns and long hair
Goatee,
with
The
.
race
Goat,
To
t.
Ho
-
,.$3
s? '
A
n.
like that of
-
:
1^>
trimmed beard
a goat:
^
<
<>
;
/3V
Goat-herd,
goats
:
Gobble,
n.
,^tf
.
/.
'
Goblet,
One who
jjtf
To
tiL.
ly
:
.^^
- i=-txi'a.
JU.
Goadsman,
the
;
through,
^i
:
,.')'-
ji ,_>'/ * To
against
che grain, To cause trouble
r..i
J$ ^--^ ^-^
:
circumstance
:
be-
J^# To
To change sides
# To rtad or revise
tf
A
n.
<s3!.|
Km<3 # To
V.
;'?
all
*}
Go,
a
over,
Go
the multitude
Goal,
t.-
^
:
To on
:
GU.
lamp jt
* To be extinct as
come
To hard
ill-with
ufciT
:
fours, To move on hands
and feet W^ u >^^ * To
with the stream, To follow
extinguished
Ji
:
with
:
*
;^
To become
W
fare
-.'j>*
To
*
fc!
:'-'>>
tjti.
:
continue
out,
set
:t-'U.jt ;jt^-*
bo 'discharged
pass
0*0 # To
To
*
;
in
fall
forth, To.become
published
To
r jlf
,
To
hand
in
along
*
:
To
*
,c-$
for nothing, To
value K"
^o ^-5 *
have no
t-'jf'
# To
i'
ci.$
v>
'-'V
*
ti^a
'';.>
:
act
X-v *'>
:
,.,0,
'dl
teal
:
hand
To come
with,
halves,
equally
To down, To
x
jjUc-
To
*
To
* To
Bl jjt*
away
pass
^
V
^
U,a>
between, To
interpose or mediate between:
To by,
unnoticed
share
with,
:
der: iL<2#*To
^ ^V *
;*
To
To
^-'J#
jjj
u
ahead, To a dvance /\
ti*
* To astray, To wan-
*
GOBLET
352
n.
A
.
U>'^
tends
-
U^
swallow hasti-
J
k_-jj>
drinking
without a handle
:
-
*'to
tlw^^>
vessel
-
#U
GOBLIN
An
o
>
Goblin,
".
God,
The Supreme Being
n.
evil spirit
A
God's acre,
GOOD
353
:
church-yard
God-child, n. A child for
one becomes sponsor
?
Going,
:
n.
parture
Gold,
:
whom
:
Goddess,
A
;
course of
-
;
A
.
life
:
precious metal
female deity
$y~
}U j))
:
Made of gold
a.
:
de-
;&;
One who
Gold-beater, n.
makes gold-leaf
Golden,
.
Att of moving
;
shin-
:
Golden-age,
Godfather, n. A man who becomes sponsor
ylj & fps
The primeval
.
age of innocence
>-^a.
:
c
:
ture
divinity
;
Godless,
gious
The
n.
Godhead,
^\&*
Ungodly
a.
Goldsmith,
Golf,
divine
Resembling God
a.
Godliness,
life
:
-
.&;
:
.
J>\**-
-
Godly,
Pious
religious
-
:
-
&;?
righteous
;
*--;,>
Godown,
house
:
u
,_(
n.
Godship,
fjfca
<JU
iAjJ^
Divinity
Gone,
One
.
for
,
thceyes
P.
:
.
whom
i.
13
Success
To
:
Venetian plea-
^v^j- ^u~v.; -&
:
//. Departed
# Undone
);j^
A
n.
drum
;
* Past
'^
:
lost
kind
;
:
Goniometer,
for
metal
of
J^j^
:
.
-
**^
An instrument
measuring angles
Gonorrhoea,
:
Good,
:
:
An
Not bad
t^' #
a.
;
infective
u^.U- *
pps
Virtuous
:
excellent
Fit
Wholesome
an-
:
^ Mild
i-^3
J^
-
roll
..>
E.-U.
Not
as,
>^o
45
-
*
As
less
:
:
:
than
:
!^
:
:
:
J^
^- *
f^ *
-
;l*A,t- * Valid
!oL * Considerable
^i
strain or
.
- !L'*p
Skilful
Godspeed,
^)
inflammation of the urethra
t=-
deity
other has been sponsor
A
.
sure boat
u^
Godson,
J^>
:
fliSjl
<.*
;
ball
-
An unexpected
.
-
:
^
t
goods waref'lij?
Godsend,
gift
A
.
:
with
game played
and
Gondola,
;
A woman who
.
becomes sponsor
A
.
Gong,
Godmother,
worker in
b^
-
;'J>^
A
n.
<^ii
;
Piety ; a religious
^'wi ^-^ lJ^
a.
<J>-*l
irreli-
;
clubs
Godlike,
;
.
ks-y&yt
&&.
;
Golden-rule,
na-
-
:
wicked
;
divine
l
-x-
u^
:
As
p>
as one's word
GOOD
Faithful to one's "promise
^
,
oU
\s
.
sound condition
to>;
To make,
*
deficiency in
To stand, To
valid
Good,
*A~~ \
Welfare
n.
-
benefit:
1
#
>
b JEL
quite
fowl
Gooseberry,
and its fruit
Goosecap,
prosperity
;
<^-3-
Well
&
^^' f ^
:
well
equally
;
considerably
*
:
Gore,
i^i .-',..',- ..a-
man-
:
:
-
A thdrny shrub
.
*;.* K ^jZrf
-
:
A
n.
:
^'kJ
;
.
An
inextric-
or
clotted
---
;
U^"
:
To
r. /.
^
piece of
-
i
;t
t_-ft
tojtf
pierce with a horn;
form
:
:
^
is,;.
j
t*.>
:
:
to cut in triangular
farewell
person
a triangular
f.^.
t
silly
Thick
.
cloth
,
ners or education
Good-bye,
*
iron
;
v**-
Polite
.
interj
,_r->
}t>
creature
Gordian-knot,
blood
Good-breeding,
-
:
smoothing
A silly
'*
able difficulty
ad.
:
A
.
tailor's
:
^
,
A
be firm or
^
:
^^
-,^
Goose,
*>
Uj>
To supply
&
:
-
t^l
:
|
and
a good
in
Jj5
:
TO keep
ii_ x *
To remain
GORGON
364
U?^
IS .
U<Jj4>
b U^a. ^ll~
X
throat JJ^
narrow passage between
^;
mountains :
*>$
The
n.
Gorge,
-
:
*A
Good-day,
A
n.
term of saluta-
meeting or parting
tion at
:
rWV/^-r*a.
Good-for-nothing,
1
less
(J-* ^- ^
:
-
v'
Good-humoured,
natured
-V ~c ^
:
Good-nature,
n.
*
^
,
P.
To
/.
^
:
the
to
up
fill
throat; to satiate
<jS
jl^.
Worth-
'^
a.
-
"
";^^*
,
v.
i.
To
feed greedily
:
Good-
i
c'/" -^)
Kindness
:
o.
Gorgeous,
fine
Showy; splendid;
J^
:
>
^jtGoodness,
good
;
State of being
.
excellence
Good-night,
A
".
tation at night
;
:-
Gorgeously,
Goods,
chattels
(//.)
-
;
:
^^ '^**J
^
parting salu->j
Gorgeousness,
nificence
.
Show; mag-
:
='
Armoui
Gorget,
.
a^. Splendidly
Commodities
;
neck
A
Gorgon,
monster
for
j^>
:
:
;;*
fabled
;;-
the
^ c^^
female
GOWW
GORILLA
Gorilla,
An
.
ape of tropical
Africa, of great size,
and
ferocity
(j*Wj
:
A
n
Gormand,
an
;
.
y}
jU~>
To eat rave^jty ~ ^M )fa&
v.
i.
:
Covered with gore;
murderous
a.
Gory,
-
j"w
Gor-mandize,
nously
glutton
;
epicure
strength
epicure
Gout,
;
n.
Gosling,
A
young goose
^
:
O
ftay
Gospel,
Glad
.
One
%
tidings
of the
A
.
life
:
gout
:
Ji*T-
Govern,
v.
authority
nage
-
,
mour
r.
*.}*
:
talk
To
t.
.,
Gothic,
a.
;
-5
u^& u-o
to
by
ma-
*lj;
^p
;
:
o.
obedient
:
;J^>>
ft*
obedient,
Submiaiive,
Governance,
vernor
Management ;
.
j^
:
*-> 5^ - f 11*3^
-
A
.
female go-
an instructress
;
:
J!
i
d-*.^.
with
rf
;
:
ciu
Government,
Control; exe-
.
cutive power; an
Pertaining to a style
architecture
of
^fi
regulate
K;* C 1>
That may be
ty:
Syn.
-
-
(
b.)
^
^C-,,1
to prate
.
-
with the
exercise authori-
Governable,
;
U$S?
i_^-/5
to direct
Governess,
*-
chat
.
bo
j
idle ru-
;
;
To
/.
^
controllable.
that tattles:
# Mere
:
v.
,
One
n.
-
,<i!j<j
To
t.
to restrain
;
;lx~>
-
:
Afflicted
a.
Gouty,
an
;
-
painful chronic dis-
ease of the joints
control
Gossip,
glutton
$.
A
governed
subs-
flimsy
cobweb
tance Irke
jSji.
historical
narratives of Christ's
Gossamer,
:
A
;?.
:
n.
:
bloody
^
Gourmand,
state
-
:
empire or
-
-
Uaol
^a.)
is.-^<a.
-
high,
'*
_)
sharply-pointed arches
:
J*$j>
to
The language
Goths
o J) csj
l
:
w.
Gouge,
round edge
,
v.
To
t.
gouge:
Gourd,
.
A
A
:
r*
J^tf)
5
*"^
with
chisel
-
-
Vc'-
Governor,
a
verns
<S*#*
Gown,
^>>
;^y-
^^
;
One who
.
a ruler
;
a tutor
:
-
go-
^
J
scoop out with a
plant and
government
Pertaining
-
:
of the
.
,
a.
Governmental,
<*<-)*
its fruit:
n.
A woman's
&4 **~
-
upper
-
j-y *
garment
:
A
robe worn by pro-
loose
fessional
men and
)'
cholars
:
ORAB
Grab.
v.
To
t.
GRAMMARIAN
363
seize
;
to snatch
degrees
- ,.JJO
Snatch, clutch, seize.
Syn.
Grace,
Divine influence
n.
f
:
prayer
To
/.
.
,
^
:
to favour
v
nity
o,
elegant
;
o
-
eyi
Beautiful with dig-
a.
Graceful,
^X>1
tf~
ti-
.
^^
:
Jj3-
-
Gradually,
^!ii
Graduate,
s
o</.
-
-
:
:
,
n.
-
t
Graceless,
corrupt
Void of grace
-
:
j;-
-
,
v.
t.
^
^
To
benevolent
teously
a<f.
^
:
Kindly
.j^;^
;
Grade,
f>b
n.
-
-
&a-;^
Rank
;
-
cour-
;
<r
^
degree
.
ixj^
Gradient,
-
a.
;
^Jj
;
;
:
-^1- ^> -(&>
;
santly
,
*J* i
Gradation,
Orderly arrangement or progress a step in a
:
branch
- Ulfi
the,
v.
t.
isk^j
Moving by
-
^;J^
To
Graminivorous,
a.
:
^^ .^*)
Feeding on
^-
:
-
Science of lanthe art of speaking or
Grammar,
i*j^
steps
:
guage
;
.
writing correctly
n,j
:
>*)+
:
Degree of ascent or
descent on a railroad
^>!
.
,
A.
paint in imitation
of the grain of wood
grass
Unplea-
-**
:
.
series
^
as cutting
:
.
;
* Against
Graciously,
-
*
-
>
:
<#>
:
A seed corn colleca minute particle the
Grain,
Kind; benignant
*a>-;w *^;>5
insert,
smallest weight
a.
J^-
Regular pro-
from one tree in a
tively
Gracious,
&k
:
or stem ofanother; to implant
;
jwl
:
A small shoot inserted
n.
to incorporate
a.
;
receive an
academical degree
into another tree
Gracefulness, n. Elegance of
>^ ^
manner
aS,
^Uai # To change gradu** 'W **-;>3
>
^} <^i^
n. One admitted to an
i_>jl-<)
2
^^"' u -^
<~
To
i.
:
- **i
ally
gression
Elegantly
^
-V.J^~r!
f.
academical degree
Utj
*. >o
- &*. \jo
1
Graft,
Gracefully,
**;>>
<4-)J->
By degrees
</.
^ o"^->
Graduation,
o.v-^
.i, .
-
-
<
<Sx>^
*)ujfc? ^.' <^U
Vi"'
adorn; to dignify;
- K
.]]
:
%^
tf
*Is
,.J.J
isoti*
ners
Proceeding by
; stew :
progressive
;
:
Favour ;
* Elegance of mancr-^ * A short
.5?;^
.f
a.
Gradual,
:
:
;
->^
c^;Grammarian,
in
Grammar
:
n.
One
*->*t>
j*
versed
GRAMMATIC
Grammatic,
grammar
Pertaining to
a.
Grandson,
-
:
GRAPNEL
357
or daughter
,JJ*"-
The son
n.
Graniferous,
Grammatical, a. According
the rules of Grammar
to
Granite,
v-tf
Granary,
A
n.
n.
trious
;
A
.
U| -
hard and durable
rock or stone
Of
^vj$- f-M/ ^*&
size
large
magnificent
-
:
-
-&-
:
-
f&f
-
grain
Grant,
ty
cede
^Sfr
jj
Grand-child,
:
:
*t# -
v.
;,to
To
t.
allow
bestow
-
Grant,
l?^
"j*
The
.
or
n.
A
bestow,
-
;^-!
n.
:
Splendour
^ Jc*
-
-
;
^y-
- JUft -
A
n.
v.
Granulate,
mother's father:
Grang,
n.
A
farm
with
^
Granulation,
of speech
-
:
-
Granule,
n.
.
A
whom
a
ti<^>f>y
To
-
:
form or
ti/ ;!s
**!>>
Act of forming
^j
particle
:
&\*
&*
-
'3;
Full of grains
:
n.
The
fruit
of the vine
:
lofty
Graphic,
father's
.
^ala
grandfather
any male ancestor: -^
/
to
:
UK-
*;>-
^y ^
^G
n.
a.
Granulous,
the
j
or mother's mother:
Grandsire,
A
f
:
A
n.
Well delineated or
a.
described
Grandmother,
-
>
]&\*
Grape,
A
n.
Grandiloquence,
-
cor.
mag;
Uj
^^
building &c.
style
.
/.
break into grains
^;
father's or
UU
a
;
in writing
:
into grains
Grandfather,
confer,
bestowing
One
Grantee,
made
is
grant
of high
:
Grandeur,
J^
Ity
.
:
**
**>*'
-.
^
dau-
daughter
A man
n.
to con-
;
allow, concede.
child o fa
-
Grand-daughter,
ghter of a son
on
;!>. *>b
:
veyance by deed or
nificence
#">.
Living
)))*
Syn.- Give,
The
son or daughter
rank
e-i
-
sublime,
majestic.
n.
a.
Granivorous,
illus-
;
1*!
Magnificent,
Grandee,
:
^b rib
c"
:
#**
Syn.
bearing grain
Jj
store-house for
thrashed grain
Grand,
a,
jp
:
of a son
^*>y
:
J&*
:
Graphically,
-
-
^';
ad. In
c )^-*
a graphic
manner
;
Grapnel,
.
A
small anchor
:
GRAPPLE
hold of
v.
,
To
*
-
:
Gratefulness,
a question
hold
$
^^
-
^^
please
a
;
close
;
7'.
To
f.
;
and hold
&*)$
:
Greedy
A
*
Not
grow undor
allow no delay
<.V
*>'
:
:
Gratitude,
.<
:
Grassy,
-
.i>I*5La.! - ,e;!i$
a. Free', voluntary;
--
,
t.
Grateful,
j$u
jumping
-
To
')>.?
a.
;
to
mortify
Thankful
j^JUa.1 *
->:.^~;
ceptable
Svn. -Thankful,
*
out reward
:
Gratuity,
>;*!
A
w.
*
free gtft
-
('*
4
;a pre-
:
sent
t
:
/
*H
:
Gratuiate,
at
joy
;
ad. Freely; with-
Gratuitously,
-
Pleasing
-
:
:
-
:
frame of iron bars
rub
:
*^'
-
holding coals used as fuel
v.
asserted without proof
^w
A
:
;&
>)
j>
Covered with grass
- ^*5
^
}^-
.
:
Grate,
for
^^ ^
-
insect
green
A
n.
1
Thankfulness
n.
Gratuitous,
Grass hopper,
:
Gratis, ad. For nothing; with***
out reward
_ ti ) P *J
To
one's feet,
of bars
partition
Gratingly, ad. Harshly:,
-
:
Fretting harsh: <*$;$
a.
jA'.
^*
:
Herbage *'<*$ u/~^
to allow the to
n.
e*
delight.
Syn.- Avaricious, covetous.
Grass,
recompense
to
;
:
:
n.
a.
indulge
Indulge, humour, please,
,
Grasping,
To
<&*
:
Gripe of the hand
n.
-
/.
to
Grating,
,
/*
wrestl-
fight
seize
v.
Gratify,
ratify,
Ja.
15.J
;'-^
Pleasure; de-
.
light; satisfaction:
Syn.
Grasp,
Thankfulness;
.
Gratification,
or discuss
&3 ^SR>
:
Seizure
n.
in close
with a ques-
To investigate
tion,
to lay
;
gratitude:
To contend
as wrestlers
'JV }#
er's
seize
:
i.
fight
,
To
v. t.
Grapple,
QRATULATORY
358
v-
another's
acn.
Gratulation,
)'/ J*-f>
To
t-
with another
A
express
prosperity
rejoicing
1
^V) *'
:
acceptable,
gratifying, delightful.
Gratefully, ad. With gratitude
:
,'J
Gratulatory,
joy
:
a.
Expressing
GRAVE
Grave,
v.
^i
carve or cut
:
0^
A
for the
engrave
.
tonib
To
t.
GRECTSM
ptt
:
-
Serious
solemn
y3
a
;
-
:
An
n.
Gray-beard,
a large stone
jar
)
weighty
;
heinous
;
*&
Kj$
'
to
j
dead
ft*
.
-,
-
man
old
;
-
:
;
Sj.wsj.Iw
Grayling,
A
.
the trout
fish
allied to
_/$- ^ >-> ^jTj)
To feed on grass
:
**
Syn.
Solemn,
''sober,
serioiis,-
.
'Pebbles
,e)9^
gravel
like
;
gravel
-
:
-
ad. Seriously
:
Graveness,
^u:I~
Seriousness
-
lemnity: ^kijj
Grave-yard,
A
n.
;
cattle
-
,
a.
Gravid,
v.
Animal
r'.
fat
To smear
with grease
a.
ISI&
:
Oily
;
^
.
feeds
-
'.*!^^.
^^
:
or anoint
^^
fatty
-
-'^a.
:
t*<$
Great, a. Large ; !^ * Mucb;
* Vast
* Importct-^>
,xlfl*
ant
* Violent ; OJ^A
:
-
1
*-^'
To
i.
^
^v*
t.
Greasy,
^/J.xas.I-
cemetery
Pregnant
Gravitate,
._^[^
One who
n.
:
v.
:
:
e,
*. - Ut
so-
-
fl*-
tf
:
r..4
Grease,
&)&
<
n.
;
slightly
Grazier,
j<i
%>.)?.
Gravely,
/.
jfi*
*;v. ;
Abounding with
a.
Gravelly,
-
:
&L~. i_L.
-
&.
rub
to
sedate.
Gravel,
Graze,
u ir~; $
*U'.<x
:
tend to the
^5-
^)))^
Wide
:
fx*j * Numerous
:
* Principal; chief ^te- *
Pregnant *J-^ * Teeming
;'*i
:
:
centre of attraction
Jbt.. -
U<a.
-
^>
.
much
Gravitation,
:
Tendency
.
C A~*
-
;
n.
dency
Weight:
nobly
-
C .J5
* Ten-
:
:
meat
Gray,
with
nity
n.
Largeness
nobleness
;
va^&c
The
juice of roasted
u^j?^'
:
.
Hoary
black;
;
old
-
<j=i
white mixed
:
;
>
c
*>'^-I
*>1;jJi
to the centre of attrac-
n.
->\'>
'^>*> J.-;U
:
Gravy,
U
-
:
to
'y* J^~$ # Seriousness
^JJ-^IM, * Importance
^)j^
tion
In a great degree
a^/.
Greatness,
Gravity,
u,!,!;*
'.jjfc
Greatly,
the centre
:
J*2s> '?;*
:
^-^
-
'M#
Greaves,
legs
c?-W
^JJ
Arrnaur
.
~^\ '-<5jCt"
:
a.
Grecian,
Greece
-
:
-
dig-
^5!^
-
-
^7.^5
for
the
u i;j
J'-
Pertaining
to
J^ji
:
Grecism,
;
-
A Greek
n.
expression
:
<;j'a-
form of
$ ^>]
J^
OREFD
n.
Greed,
ness
Eager desire
dM
:
ad.
Greedily,
GRIEVANCE
360
;
greedi-
-
-
j*lo
Ravenously
3)
eye*
ea-
;
Ravenousness
>/.
ardent desire
;
Greenness,
eagerness, avidity.
Ravenous
a.
Greet,
l
^
-
s
A
>/.
of Greece
t.
To
8;
K
and
&tlJ
s
.
Greeting,
^yi
&{>}
a.
-
-j^tf
time never to
Greece
to
Belonging
*
Green
grass
r?.
:
Of
Salutation
.
pliments
J^yf
:
a.
Gregarious,
come
:
verdant
^.
Grenade,
x
;
Fresh
:
Not dry
JU?
,
..
:
The
:
-
perienced
c}
*
}
1 ''
)^y
:
Green-grocer,
-
_C;
i
;
t*W
com-
,S-
a
in
Living
^j^ Jj* b
:
A
.
3i^
w ^
:
dier
i
A
.
*"
c
21^5
Grenadier,
bomb-
small
11
I
^
s
bj^.
foot sol-
tall
i^V* ^^v )J
:
Greyhound,
employed
;
a
Griddle,
A
.
in
swift
hunting
A
.
cakes in
:
&
**
dog,
,.)l?
pan to bake
:
I
)**
Gridiron,
meat on
.
:
-^
^^^j
:
)
IxJ
:
One who
//.
vegetable
*
-;^ *Ja\"U
New
*
of
Inex-
colour of grass
grassy plain
sells
colour
-^ # Unripe:
:
:
:
calends,
the
compliment
^.-Kfl^
native or language
:
salute kindly or
to
;
flock or herd
.
private
:
shell
-
v.
respectfully
-
Greek,
A
;$
:
voraci-
;
vehemently desirous
;
JlT-i-
--
A
.
actors dress
Kavenousness, voracity,
Greedy,
ous
!
/- .
:
Green-room,
undr-ess
Syn.
^
.
room where
-
:
Having green
J};
Green colour;
:
unripeness
Greediness,
n.
Green-eyed,
A
^
grate to broil
^ ^^ is-i^
<j'
^TftCI
\yS>.l$
Green-horn,
An
//.
|ierienced fellow
Green-house,
;
a novice
A
n.
preserving plants
inex-
house
:
for
Grief,
Pain of mind
.
regret
.^,~i)
;
plants
:
n.
;V;-
-
r
Ant.
Enjoyment,
fered
;
*
Affliction, sorrow,
tress, sadness.
^;
dis-
delight,
comfort, satisfaction.
:
Green grass or
;
Syn.
Grievance,
Greenery,
borrow
;
an
n.
A wrong
injur>
,
,vabj
suiflu
GRIEVE
Burden.
Syn.
oppression,
hardship, (.rouble.
v,
Grieve,
mourn
'
To
i.
feel
;
painful
Hard
a.
^
jjpl
:
grief
-
^
ti;$
Grievous,
fast
to
;
bear
to
-
Gripe,
To
/.
i'.
tSj^
To
seize
^
*
,
n.
U5
pain the
^^^
afflict: ti/
Grasp
The
n.
Grisette,
seizure
;
pain in
j
:
:c^J
vV
:
and hold
To
;
is-aj~ -
the bowels
broil
; 5;
bowels of; to
^ i_fixK~
Grill,
A
.
:
$f ^)
ad. Painfully
Grievously,
GROAN
361
wife or daugh-
a tradesman in France
ter of
:
;J
iy
Grim,
Horrible
a.
"
:
frightful
j/
Grimace,
.
A
countenance
Grime,
-
)
dirt
;
til**
&$ii
-
^K
:
-
v.
To
t.
deeply
to dirt
;
:
Grimy,
Grin,
z>.
/.
Dirty
;
To show
kdi
:
An
.
lu.
-
laugh
showing of the teeth
n.
A
Gristly,
a.
Like
cartilage
;
a
li>
The
n.
Grit,
:
o;
:
der
;
i\
to
/.
To
gristle
^f
:
;
^X
Resolution
:
/r*
J21K.!--
n.
Grittiness,
^
:
The
of
part
* Sand
t-*
of
quality
-
:
*=->!;$
reduce to pow-
sharpen
)
-*;;**
:
coarse
-
being gritty
Grind,
^'^
JL*
the teeth
affected
;
Gristle,
meal
,
*x~;
ground
supply provi- s& $
o^~*v
;
-
:
is
:
jJ^
V.
foul
one time
sion
soil
ti/
a.
at
horrible
;
That which
n.
Grist,
Frightful
JIL*
or
foul
a-
Grisly,
distorlion of the
Ja.K
,
;
^ ^h*
-
1
:
Soot
.
hideous
;
to oppress
;
y~
)
:
Gritty,
Full of grit
a.
L|
Grizzle,
Grinder, n. One who grinds
# A molar tooth
;tfi-..>
sjte
A
n.
and black
;
sandy
:
mixture of white
) Jt*-~
:
:
H- #>?
!;
:
Grindstone,
A
.
Groan, v
revolving
stone for sharpening tools
as
in
.
i.
To breathe
pain
;
to
strive after earnestly
:
or sigh,
to
;
mourn
-
:
~
">
Grip,
n.
A
grasp
;
a seizing
:
IV *
sed
E.-U. - 4 6
'.
^*"~
)
f:
UJD!^
'*
under, To be oppres')"-
/
l^-4
-
til*. t
v
b^ b
bl*.
GROANING
mentation
Groat,
A
n.
Groaning,
:
deep sigh
la-
;
.j)l) 3
Grossness,
thickness
*JU
Four pence
n.
GROUNDLESS!/?
362
Coarseness
n.
enormity
;
-
:
c^'-MJ
:
-
JLSM>
A
n.
Grocer,
dealer
sugar, spices, &c.
in
1
^
.j)
JLaio &<
'v
!M,
>
Grocery,
tea,
-
:
by grocers
a grocer's
;
\3
.
a.
Grotesque,
whimsical
l,j~
store
:
OJ-i>
Wildly formed
ludicrous
;
-
:
;
<r^
Jtxi
"
V
>
Commodities sold
n.
;
Fantastic, fanciful, odd.
Syn.
Grotto,
A
n.
natural cavern
:
e %LJj
l
ij5>
Grog,
Spirit
.
The
//.
Groom,
above
part next
:
n.
A
*
^j~y^~
:
;>'
t*^ - U.l$fc*.
One who tends hor-
the thigh
-
:
^H ^ ^V
Groin,
ses
and water v'^1
bridegroom
v.
To
(.
to horses
Groove,
feed
:
^-.v'-
A
n.
and attend
^^J^-U] ^
^
furro-v
a long,
;
hollow cut by a tool
v.
,
To
t.
-
:
*->j*.
cut a channel
;
land
soil
to
Grope,
dark
v.
;
f*
pid
tire
,
Great
a.
^;
;
bulky
;
-
l
# Impure
first
step
To
fall
* En:
Grossly,
;
^^
ad.
Coarsely;
bulkily
3
ift*
'
:
-
-
--;
:
to
of
f
*{**>
J\*i?* Reason
-
to*l>
:
:
J^-l
take
the
j^ ^' *$?U> #
the, To come
:
f
:
To
*
J^>'^ ^
$jt>
To advance
,
&??)
J-l
:
;
*
<^
\
* To obtain an advantage :
Glavij ciix-. * To become
gene-
ou j^j * TO
:
withdraw
the
,
ly
;
first
:
:
&
:
nought
gain
Stu-
The main body : &*
J< * The number
dozen
cently
UJyS
*
b
-
^j*^
basis
;
field
decline
-
coarse:
')J
:
:
n.
;
:
To break, To
to
of
surface
:
:
Down
To Uy
/.
to
found
;
principles
Groundless,
ground
;
|
#
ii*$
v.
ose
* To
^mw
Completely
,
i
Ult
the
in
-
r-V-?'
dull
* Bulk
12
as
feel
A
*
To
Ue>jj
-
1
To
i.
:
Gross,
k'r
$
:
land
Foundation
ral
furrow
The
.
&;?) ^5; * The earth
:
*t^) * Principles
:
V>
,
Ground,
or
to
:
#
to
J&t>
:
firm-
fix
instruct
-
^.v*;
in
G!^f?
Without
a.
unfounded
;
false
:
inde-
Groundlessly,
reason
:
//.
Without
*
*>
Ground-rent,
house
The
n.
rent paid
ground on which a
for the
built
is
:
Ground-sill,
f>V
crt")
The
.
Growl,
snarl
,
v.
To grumble
i.
Ground-swell,
Murmur
n.
Growth,
Ground-work,
:
principles
Basis
n.
-
^;
:
Grub,
v.
To
i.
An
-
- *
:
'*?!
^^
-
;
*
worm
v.
To
t.
Grubber,
stumps
Grouse,
'J$
,
^^
Moor-fowl: ,c&
.
Grout,
-
Ja*
$)$
u-JJj?
:
meal
Coarse
.
a
;
mortar or cement mixed with
gravel
,
To
IHO
Grove,
trees
earth
v.
;
(T
:
U
U,a.
;
shaded
to
be low or mean
/.
z'.
crease
to
;
To
i^)';^
vegetate
become
:
UyD s^Uj -^s>V
^j
"
;
.
/.
produce
To
;
to raise
:
Food
boiled in water
a.
surly
;
ill-will
^^J
-ili-
Uk
Sour of aspect; harsh
rugged
:
;
&$
oat-meal
of
:
-
C^A*
-
-
;
^j>
~~)-s
Syn.
tfjt>
Wj
Rough,
rude,
churlish,
uncivil.
Gruffly, ad. Roughly
:
-
i
^
Gruffness,
.
Moroseness
:
to in-
^) - Uawl
-
IJAJ -
-
Grumble,
v.
i.
To murmur with
discontent; to growl
Oj
;
Waul
ioUA
:
G!^?
to
Grumbling,
n.
-
G;S
A murmuring
:
-
vjt)!jSj$
(JvS I^J-J -
Enlarge, increase, aug
mnt.
ill-will
;
:
cause to grow
iJlfc'j*
Syn.
the
^*i)
UUjH
,
by
J& ii^
To creep on
;'.
l
-
re-
^ (e^ji'J
JJBxle
UjS>
j~
n.
Gruel,
Gruff,
part with
go ^J^ol
w.
y^i-l *-JJ
:
To
t.
Aversion, dislike,
spite, pique.
-
tjj$
.
fill
Walk
.
:
Grovel,
Grow,
1
-
J^ifiS
';'>;'
with grout
!;
t.
^
-
-
:
v.
.jfUS
:
:
Syn.
&&
-
for pulling
Old quarrel
n.
envy
- UJ)5
destructive
A tool
.
*^
:
I
-.<-/
Grudge,
collect together
small
up
v^i
:
luctantly
,
U.J>5
-
A
n,
,
'
a cluster
;
-
1x1)5
JM
y>
assemblage of
persons or things
:
dig in or under
to root
;
first
;
{)>*
.
production
;
broad-
the ground
crowd
of across dog:
Act of growing;
w.
vegetation
A
.
deepLheaving of the sea
a
to
'-'>
:
Group,
;
:
lowest
horizontal timber in a frame
building
GRUNT
363
GROUND-RENT
Grunt,
n.
The sound
-
**>!;*
o.>lj>j*
of a hog
;!,!
:
;;-
GRUNT
Grunt,
v.
like a
To
i.
hog
Guano,
a sound
utter
*
^'//
:
^'/
Bird-droppings, used
.
manure
as
GUILE
364
Gudgeon,
water
^><^- -^i'
person easily chea.j*^;*
ted or insnared
Guerdon,
pense
y<*> -
:
*^^U-
Guerrilla,
warfare
To
nsure
end
r.
protect
watch
;
gilance
tinel
:
protection
;
,-$ja.
:
-
|;
*>;
be off one's
:
be care-
^
Guardable,
protected
a.
JbU
cJaSUn,.
-
:
Guardian,
a keeper
One who
n.
a warden
;
Guardianship,
a guardian
:
.
.
:
Guide,
to
.
A
;
government ^'U^;
:
v.
t.
To
regulate
,
U
lead or direct
j$
influence
to
;
,vU^t>;
One who
n.
directs
;
-
UH^Ji
.
leads
a conductor
A
Guildhall,
protects;
- ^=
;
I
)^
corporation
The
-
:
-
?
h=~fl&.
where a
hall
guild or corporation assemble
:
-
^/ ;
office of
Ju. ;..
.
or
:
'^;~
Guile
-
c^U!
city
Syn.
:
^V
Act of guiding
.
;
usojJJD -
.
'
;
hoarselaugh:
v .-i
bi'.au
The
A
.
Guidance,
Guild,
^fc
c,lx^5
its fruit
-
^4
;
Capable of being
:
Guffaw,
/. p. or a. Defended:
CautioUS
Guava,
;
-
:
oLw*
l*j$
.
Ua>
^
surmise,
:
To
a~S^ *
To
-,
heedless
Guarded,
^U-U/
J<?l
A visitor a lodger at
J^>^ cAt-
vigilant
an attack
for
y^;^
less or
.
direction
on one's, To be
-
.^b^xi
A senTo be
*
^-
-
^yixfC
and ready
Uo ;
ty
state of caution or vi-
cj-ioUa. -
slij -
-
:
think, suspect.
a hotel, &c.
A
.
,
4
form an opini-
Conjecture,
U
-
:
Syn.
Guest,
--
To
U/
to def-
irregular
to conjecture
;
*.!
Ija.
^l)' ^r^)"
i.
T?
To
/.
.
:
^.
Guess,
on
to
;
to
;
:
'
Guard,
warrant
-
-
An
:
t.
^
-
*>>
A reward Ja recom-
.
.
v.
-
:
:
Guarantee,
Security; one
who guarantees cJtiS
,
small fresh-
:
A
J^sx- #
A
.
fish
tropical tree
and
>-!
Craft
artifice
;
l*S -
%
>r-: ;'
.
Canning,
ness,
-
dupli-
J.":=>-
craft,
duplicity,
deceit.
;
<5
i-V
artful-
fraud,
GUILEFUL
ous
Deceitful
a.
Guileful,
artful
;
:
Guillotine,
-<**? <4
A
.
)
me
Sin
n.
$
4
--
su?
.
n.
1
^;
-
:
v.
,
Gun,
^i&K
>
Criminal
.
a.
Guinea,
An
n.
=2 is.
coin
.
n.
^?;
c^.^J
:
i_r-V
"
cloth
:
A
.
hur,
1
u~>>
.
A
instrument
cannonler
&("
tf?)
n.
and charcoal
-
:
/
Gunsmith,
iJ^
:
U
l>
arms
.
gun
fixed
is
&x*
A
n.
Gull,
/.
.
large
To
bay
iJ -
,
One
n.
trick
Gullet,
lo
:
n.
-
an abyss
tf jt$
-
Ujji u^J
vj
r
jl.
.
j ; >b
(
-
Ja.
The
j^|
throat
:
Gurge,
n.
;
a
&U.> .six*. (^
whirlpool
&.
i.
To flow
-
:
:
.
fl? -
of
'^.^
v !->/
with noise,
as water from a bottle
1
Gush,
A
:
A
:
U^V
LR>
.
The upper edge
a ship's side
Gurgle,
easily cheated
.
or
barrel of a
x^IS
:
J;^w
stock
:
channel formed by
!/t;
running water
Gully,
Gunwale,
:
ji
-
cheat; to defraud
lil$^.
--
;
Oj 7^
(f
v
The
Gunstock,
wood in which the
tL.
.s^l;
or range
One who makes
.
or repairs small
stringed musical
:
explosive
The reach
n.
cus-
;
An
;
Gulf,
*J
:
:
Gunshot,
-
Custom, mode, practice.
Guitar,
for fire-
composition of saltpetre, sulp-
,^s
Syn
;
kind of coarse sack-
Gunpowder,
^yS!
^'j-*
j^
gum
)M\
English gold
Manner; garb
UKx^
Consisting of
:
:
Gunner,
;
of a shot
Guise,
tom
gum
. U(j&
A general name
n.
arms
jij^<aj
;>!o tf .yi
with
.*.
.
- * vsi.* -
^x>
.
u 'a^
<>.
wicked
;
V
:
To smear
t.
Gunny, n. A
Guilty,
which exudes
:
Gummy,
:
-
*l*f
**;>
'
Free from guilt
a.
Guiltless,
innocent
^
*
1
Criminality
resin
-<*>-
:
J^/ * The
socket of the teeth
13/
^hft
swallow
A
n.
fleshy
:
Guiltiness,
:
,
Guiltily, ad. Criminally ^U^sa*
<e
swallow eagerly
from certain trees
cri-
;
^
.
rt-sti'
Gum,
for
^
criminality
;
:
To
t.
A
n.
,
^U^-
:
^ J,
Guilt,
*
machine
beheading criminals
v.
Gulp,
-
^.)*
Free from guilt ;
^
V.;
treacher-
;
*ka.
}t>
a.
Guileless,
artless
:
GUSH
365
fluid
|
To rush
<^~ J o
v.
i.
\~x>}f.
forth
as a
*
:
s,x,
>
*
Jtj
v
GUSH
Gush,
A
n.
HABEAS-CORPUS
366
sudden flow
Gymnasium,
:
A
n.
athletic exercises
Gusset,
cloth
An
.
upper end of a
at the
shirt-sleeve
Gust,
wind
angular piece of
^^
:
A
.
sudden
blast of
a sudden violent
;
of passion
^^
:
-
$)&
UMUXI0
--
To
v. a.
,
relish for
fcbli
:
a.
Gut,
The
n.
Stormy
an animal
--
,
v.
t.
U^C^.
}.*
-
u*-^
)^*'?
|V
:
-
*s^
athletic excercises
of
- ta-S)
.jj^l
Gymnastics,
cises
for
--
,
A
n.
water
v.
t.
take out the bow-
throat
Guy,
n.
^y>
To
hollow
a.
^
-
-
- JfG
JfG^
CU>
:
Gymnosophist,
who go naked
^
:
yc^L.
jjlt)
Gynarchy,
ment
:
_';
Female govern-
.
1^
"
**>))*
Gyn-e-cology,
.
of
treats
c>)
The
the
women
***y^
science
diseases
:
Gypsum,
n.
-
JLJ!.4<C
^
A kind
j**
Gypsy,
^^
of plaster:
^
r***
^
See Gipsy.
.
Gyrate, v. i. To turn round
to move in a circle
;
rope for steadying a
v.
:
r
'tf
To
i.
-
:
^ ;^
tf ,l>
UU.
eat or
U)^.
-
drink
Syn
Gyration,
tion
l
Rotate, revolve, whirl,
turn round.
games
interj*
n.
:
An
A
place for ath**U.
:
A
^
.
(pi.)
mo-
circular
-
Fetters
chains for the legs
or
-
:
yj~J
exclamation
surpiise, joy, or grief
.
:
Gyves,
Gymkhana,
Ha,
One
n.
of Indian philosophers
sect
lU
U; K tf)
letic
C^;S
of a
J^')))
:
A
greedily
athletic exer-
:
that
Belonging to the
:
heavy body
Guzzle,
art
passage or channel
:
Guttural,
The
n. (/>/.)
of performing
peculiar to
Gutter,
o-S
:
>jl
to eviscerate
;
Relating to
a.
Gymnastic,
teaches
:
l
intestinal canal
:
To
from
els
-
Pleasant to the
a.
Gusty,
have a
to
;
&J
-
:
Gustable,
taste
taste
One who
.
athletic exercises
J^>
IJtM
burst
-
*>?.
Gymnast,
place for
:
-
of
'*?
Habeas-corpus,
to
(Lai.)
bring a party
court
or judge,
A
writ
beforea
especiaHy,
HABERDASHER
one
HAIL
367
to inquire into the cause
of a person^
imprisonment
or detention
another
by
v*
v?*
j
Haberdasher,
A
.
Habergeon,
tapes,
clothing, &c.
-
*-^j:>
,=.
i-r-
Mode,
Syn.
.
a.
habited
I
:
.le
-
.
o/
s"j
:
n.
residence
for
a.
Habitual,
habit
;
-
c) <^,
Acquired
customary
:
.,
f.
"
d res .
for
.
ffax
^.^
A
.
.
hi re
:
horse or coach
'o
- yg
|T 5 ^lJojl|>
Worn
a.
out
:
JU*I~!
JjG
-
b&*.
,.
in-
Hades,
Haft,
J
The
.
dead
the
Place of abode;
w,C.
:
ng
Hackney,
(3-
Habitation,
,
A comb
way,
be
to
..
-
:
^ ^* JK^ ^^ j^^
Hackneyed,
Fit
.
Jo
tear
_
,
_,. A fly for angling
9t 7 le -
Habitable,
To
/.
.
..
->-^
manner,
bullock
,ej(i
,
of
attire
;
A
.
asunder; to dress flax
:
Dress
^03* Ahorse
!y,* $ */
:
:
Hackle,
-
#
x>t/
:
.?
cart
:
eio c
V
cut
^
.
J-i body or mind
<.!;c^xxfc
* Fixed custom
-
hire
;
MK
:
:
^Hesitating or faltering
i_>~w
Temperament
.
A notch
Hackery,
Garment;
.
* To
_<7t
speech: oJ^/^J
et out for hire
<%
speak with
hesitation
i
for
)'
"
m
&**
:
$
n.
,
# To
or
^
j
Armour
Habiliment,
Habit,
t;j,j ;
^'-j
.
(Z$
-
stops
:
of
seller
:
neck and breast
o
*
small wares, such as,
ribbons, pins
y
by
Hag,
-^^ Jib
a
w
n.
i
of
c 'j;l
fP*
The handle
n.
instrument
;
habitation
:
An
tc h
:
*L-i
-
&*->
.
-
woman
ugly old
:
an
&*o
ot
-is
w-
.
;
J|:> >,0
tf*
-Customary, usual, com-
Syn.
OlOn.
Habitually,
Habituate,
to
;
Lean and wast^
n
*w
- &>* . JX
deformed
Haggard,
a.
"'
i
'
ed
ad. Customarily
v.
/.
;
:
:
To accustom
Haggle,
:
v.
t.
To mangle
;
cutting
to familiarize with
/
$j&
:
oil*
^
in
/ &f &*
-
-
c
^
.
Hagiography, (Ha-je-ogra-
Habnab,
aJ.
chance
By
fe) n.
>
ings
Hack,
&.
/.
To
cut
and awkwardly
;
Hail,".
irregularly
to
mangle
'
:
Holy
or
sacred writ(.fJ**
:
rain or
Frozen
vapour
:
v^
of
drops
;^j
-
If
y
-
v.
Hail,
-
,
To
/.
salute
G^
U;K.>
:
call
to
;
-
after
r
Wish of health
interj.
HALT
368
HAIL
coin worth one cent
Halibut,
:
fish
Hail-stone,
A
n.
single ball of hail
s,)*
Hair,
fi'
:
To
*
'Xo
overnice
tions
u ';;
-
>-^
in
making
distinc-
uV ^ Jb
A very
U'<5
Hair-breadth,
.
small distance
<^j
:
Hairdresser,
o'^
<&
:
passage.
Hall-mark,
.
Made
with hair
Hake,
.
office
lji
l;*^
:
;
Jk
'^
(hal-le-looya)
Praise ye Jehovah
Halloo,
v.
An
".
weapon
--
To
;
to call
encourage
or shout
'
Ujtf
ui
U;^
:
A
n.
,
shout
-
*w
-
or
;
mili-
ancient,
:
t.
i-U'j^ail!
:
t_$*~
:
S?
tary
ts^V
.
Hallelujah,
to
sea-fish
,
Halberd,
uj}^
:
with shout
A
official
Jl*
covered
of or
The
.
stamp affixed on articles of
gold and silver by the assay
.
Hairy,
^^
who
One
.
dresses or cuts hair
en-
J
:
Vestibule, entry, court-
Syn.
To be
:
room
public
'#$.'>
s,
spilt
A
.
descrip-
c>^ ^ ^*-.
:
ani-
-
:
(**'
A
.
tion of the sea
Hall,
sea-
Not
*
a, Trifling
worth
r
-
:
trance of a house
from the skin of
arising
mals
elastic filaments
Dry,
.
LJ'^?;^
IS'*>^ ,e>
large flat
Haliography,
'V
-)*$
:
A
.
or
particle
:
*~XJ w
JL.
1>;W
call
lfc
:
-,UO
Hallow, v. t. To consecrate
to make holy
U;
;
:
Hale,
sound
Half,
a.
-
'"
One
//.
parts
Healthy
'*i
mean
of
a.
-
;
vs~~-^o
equal
>_iaj -
n.
Degenerate;
mixed European and Asiatic
blocd
A
;
species of
error
:
Halm,
n.
Halo,
n,
Thrashed straw
A
i
-
to~
luminous
or
moon
circle
glory
:
:
circle of light
;
a
round the sun
J3U
:
:
- *Jt
JoJL*
Malf.penny,
Half
Hallucination, n.
mania ; delusion
^j
**^ - ^.v
One born of
:
Half-caste,
robust
.
two
tt^T
:
Half-blooded,
;
L^,a,.
penny
.
:
(ha-pen-i)
an Knglisl.
Halt,
r.
/.
To
marching
;
stop in
to
limp
walking or
;
to
hesi-
HALT
tate
-
:
Halt,
A
.
J;U
-
t^fiJ
Uu
U^" - U^
r
fy
en?
<J-%
3
stop in marching
Hamstring,
v.
To lame by
t.
cutting the tendon of the ham:
:
# Act of limping
,.Uu
HAND
369
:
Hanaper,
A treasury
.
:
sJ|}i
jja
Halter,
for
rope
malefactors
:
Haltingly,
hanging
^&
$
l~;
"
Halve,
#.
To
/.
equal parts
^
<^)h
)*')^'
divide into
K
-
:
^-^^
jf
A
A
??.
rope to raise or
lower yard or
U,
Ham,
The
i^
j
;
The
.
:
A
n.
:
*
LS;>^
An
driving nails,
&c.
^/j-
-
,
v.
'
:
:
*}'
*To
sell
by
^-^.^^5 ^.Ho <x*^3.j
To beat, form or
- Uo
hammer
t.
forge with
:
A
.
-
V<;V
--
,
v.
.
A
-
';*>"
swinging bed:
A
To
t.
shackle
covered basket
*
:
^jw
fetter
:
embarras
-
OLJ&>
;
^5^
;
*
<*.*
to
- UlT^,
'IJI5
E.-U
At
or place
:
,
<_t~\>
* At any
In any case:
*
At first,, Direct
^:t
,
from the producer or
^
(
c^^?
,j!j
Ju
a>
i
!^. ;
;
V.
i
,
used
^A *
-
^lo
man
One's best
(^
^-ni!
*
By
From
son to
o-^
<.
:
-
At second
From an in-
^.^
:
:
,
:
* In
JJ>
,
In
*
^^^
In ready mothe state of
Off,
^"'a
-
%
<.
-.-'.;>>
^ ^;^
Unhesita-
* Without
previ-
^
preparation
<^-?>;
In present possession
:
:
,
s.(s>
-
On
^-
.i^.,
-
hands, Generally
At onceOut of
:
,
-47
"* ^
J>-~z *
Manually
From one perto
another
^ i-X>!
,
a^
^
^
K"
'i- 3
;^
u ^ ^-<*-
On
old or
_
preparation:
ous
;
<$"'
;;^-: V.
,>
:
iJ^J
^>-^
One's right,
J'**"~}
:
seller
<l!j^'''i
*
)
or second
tingly:
Hamper,
-
Near, in time
ney
Hammock,
^V
:
:
termediate purchaser
:
metals
'Jj^
the, To
^/
*
^^
^
beating
^;";'**
:
^! ;
instrument for
-
bring to
auction
s
L,Ci.a.
"
.
;
-
small village
')**
Hammer,
^| ^
;|
lf
;l%-
^
hog cured and
y^<.>^!
&*)
Hamlet,
^t
i,
hip
thigh of a
salted
<A->
V.
:
V^ ^' * Th e pointer of a
clock or watch
^'^ ^J ^y$
* A workman ;&; * Skill
^V* ' ts;^-^ * Direction;
rV.)
:^>^>
!
^
is:
sails
:
measure of 4 inches
side
Halyard,
.
of the
^-^^
In a slow man-
<f.
ner:
The outer extremity
human arm *Z"~* -&(s>
Hand,
A
.
all
^
r
';
U
r *
;
HAND
Under
in
With the
& *
one's
signature of
:
want
;j
-
.i
#
ask
;
:
in
A
n.
Handicap,
conditions
race on certain
:
J^
Jj>
;*
marriage
tion
-
:
-
o-ija.
ji
With
ad.
Handily,
:
^^
Manual occupa-
n.
Handicraft,
:
To
To
of,
<U
-
Keep off
ask the -
off,
*
"
mouth,
requires
s
ci-a:
to
1
uj*"
:
fight
*
(g'WfP &*'
viM.}-
as the
:
H>^>
Unitedly
*_to , Close
,
As
Handful, n. As much
hand will contain
fe="~.>
:
HANDSOMELY
370
i
skill
:
c^io j ^li * To be-
Uo
and glove with, To
be
mate and familiar with
UjB
uJi?
;
To
*
i
To
*To!change
or lend a
owner
seize
:
-
Uyo
shake
^
lay
Uo
tr
;
To
take
l'-o
on,
J #
To
cloth for
the
a neckcloth
*
*$"t>
- '--^i
Handle,
^i * To
A
n.
^^^^
of
piece
wiping the face etc.,;
JU &~
-
:
v.
/.
To
age or wield
Jl
-
})
touch; to man-
to discourse
;
on
;
to
">
x.
U.J
:
jfc
~
<jfc^
Handkerchief,
* To wash one's s of, To
have nothing more to do with
GV
:
UJL. *$7la
<-',l-
fj;~
:t'>;>
dexterity
Work done by
n.
:
To
in, To attempt
undertake
the hands
^-<--)
-
;'>;!
Handiwork,
<~
i
clasp
:
:
;
in perfor-
>.*-
hands as a greeting
* To strike s, To make a
contract
Handiness, n. Ease
mance readiness
;
change
s
To
S,
^
:
To
s,
<s_;~)-
To
*
1
bear, give
help
*^5
:
^
^
,
inti-
e/?
:
down, To
transmit in succession
,
:
The
n.
thing
part by which a
held
is
;
*?
.1
&)i~.j
Handmaid
Hand,
mit
;
To
v.
t.
to
conduct
Handbook,
n.
Handcuff,
the wrists
,
to
v.
/.
n.
manacle
:
;
-
*M^a>
A manual
A
:
to^
^
waiting-maid
Handsome,
looking
Liberal
Graceful
a.
,-h-^
:
-
:
generous
;
for
;
k ^t> .>$ *$"&
Syn.
;
A>
good
*
^')y .j^
Moderately large
manacle
put handcuffs on
:
A
to trans-
^ &s>
:
To
give
.
:
:
^^ *
A.H
- 8
-*ij
Goodlooking, becoming,
appropriate.
Handsomely,
liberally
:
ad.
Gracefully
-
;
HANDSPIKE
wooden
n.
Handspike,
HARBOUR
371
lever
Hap,
;
Handwriting,
The form
.
or person
fortune
J
Svn.
Chance,
Handy, o. Skilful dexterous
la^i J - jKJL.2 # Ready >**"
;
;
tf -
r
UUSl
-
r.
or
/.
USl?
to
go
15U. 8
;
;
ID
>j
^o
To
*
a.
Unhappy;
:
LS
To
J^>^
:
Hanger-on,
pendant
.
halt
forward
A
n.
';-
Hank,
Jlola.
.
A
Happen,
out
r.
;
tfjfc
mently
v.
degraded
-
-
Jfete
servile
;
*"->';
To
ad.
Happily,
luckily
:
:
j>l^
fortune
By good
felicitously
-
Happiness,
ment
;
_>*-
:
State of enjoy-
n.
Happy,
successful
;
*^
- ilfa.
;
prosperous
tion
eager crav-
Jiftl^i.
;;;!
blessed
:
;
A
popular oraa declamation
.
:
Harrass,
tease
;
v.
to
To
t.
weary; to
torment :
to
annoy ;
precursor
A forerunner ;a
.
-
:
-
l/l
f
-
lyio
~
Jl*J
-
;
a
desire vehe-
An
^)^-
vi
:
Harangue,
:
-
,J;T
Favoured by luck or
a.
de-
^i-ltS
-^S^liS
-
:
facility
;
}
Harbour,
.
U^a
a; i?
public execu-
to long for
Hankering,
G^T
to iall
;
-
:
**i*5
skein of thread
i.
-
J^U
Harbinger,
Hanker,
To come by
z.
to take place
-
:
fortune
3J
tioner:
^t3
:
f
/*
Hangman,
:
ac-
jjta
;
To be
^
;
A
-
:
by
;
- fc^"! -
:
-
:
Low
.
perhaps
;
chance
i_$&.
delay the punishment
Hang-dog,
By chance
ad.
~5^
^ ^aw
To up, To be
&& # To fire,
:
_
Luckless,
unfortunate,
unlucky, unhappy.
cident
^V"
tf
on,
u ><
ing
unfortu-
is-i>JJ - 4->*/a5
-
-iix.
:
Haply,
:
*
^j-,1
sneaking
nate
Syn.
*
- IJta.
reluctantly
suspended
To
n. Extra hazard ;
accident : *?!; - J^l
;
Hapless,
to death
back, To
dependent on
G
fate,
:
Jyf*-
Iwi
or incline
To
1
IZajSlj
fo^o
tita.y&
# To lean
*
fortune,
:
suspend
-
:
droop
r ;
* To put
'
-
'
IS"
To
i.
on a gallows U
* To fasten:
t$j
Jjt*!l
:
# Convenient of use
Hang,
-
Hap-hazard,
chance
*}?>;
acci-
;
:
lot.
-lei.
:
lot
;
of
hand
peculiar to each
writing
Casual event
.
dent
-
st^jjJo
n.
)
)
f ~
A station for ships:
^i>
* An asylum
:
HARBOUR
Harbour,
guest
v.
To
t.
to shelter
;
entertain as
to protect
;
HARMONICAL
372
being hard
Harbourage,
shelter
Hard,
cult
** ^
:
Solid
a.
J&"
:
n.
*
-=*~
:
:
^A
* Severe
Ji uL. * To be
:
in difficulties
V.
labour
iron, etc.
,
Close
L-^JJ
near
;
* Diligently
culty
^
:
Harden,
hard
;
cj-i'i-. -
*&>
Hardy,
Bold; stout;
leXA - ^j!/i
a.
Hare,
A
.
^ )j\ ^
d-Iac-
-
:
U$
-
-
is-i-
ti;$
\'-f
be-
to
;
Hard-fisted, a. Having hard
hands
close-handed
cove;
tous
J^J
-
e $-
-
*=v\.>
.OxlZf
iS v
a.
Hard-hearted,
:
-
(** ;
Boldness
;
,
i-
afl'.
Hardly,
;
;
firmness
:
Boldly; firmly:
ad. In a difficult
man-
J*,***
;
-
^A/;*-
tf;l>
allotted
-
:
Hark,
-
v.
To
i.
ff*
I;-
-
scarcely
:
listen
Gl^l
,
$
C*
,.
Hear
inter/.
w.
Harlequin,
Harlot,
&i
loi .y'vea
C,'
..
.
/-
:
buffoon :,&
:
A lewd woman a
J^- ^^; ^-S
-
-
.
The
a
of
trade
prostitution
;
-
:
-
;
.
prostitute
A
;
-
;*-^J
Apartments
.
;
^yd*
severely
-
-
:
^-5
7v
Unfeeling
&
&
O*f>
M,.^.
)j^ - J^^~
Hardiness, n.
bravery
U-,
<i
to the females
harlot
Intrepidity,
courage,
stoutness, audacity.
Hardily,
ner
-
,_jj
-
'
-
Wild ; giddy
a.
;<
Harlotry,
)$
Hardihood,
Syn.
:
;
:
cruel
heedless
Harem,
sf
firm:
To make
/'.
to strengthen
come hard
^r^
diffi-
j
^
small, timid animal:
la>.^ -
with
;
or
t.
z>.
-
:
^^ ^
>>'*.
Harebrained,
ad.
v&~
Wares made of
.
:
b
'**
:
Hardware,
J-^ *
air*
got, Obtained with
Uyc *
Severe-labour;
:
To be
up,
^"
:
* Cruel
;
. c^->s>^
^"3:^, . !'L_$
!t -
Diffi-
"^^
-
burden of any kind:
^ *&>
-
v.fclsa.
* Laborious c^so-
1.-J10
-
place of
of
quality
severity
;
Hardship,
A
n.
The
n.
Hardiness,
:
u^\w
Harm,
ness
Injury jhurt ; wickedmischief; misfortune
n.
:
;
;;*
^J-/*-*
-
Syn.
,
"
^)*. ^ft o^
~
a
Injury, hurt, damage.
v.
To
t.
to
damage
Harmful, a.
injurious
:
:
a.
;
to injure
;
;fc!
of
u*"~)
u
[
;
***
harm;
))*
'
'/*"
Free from harm
o**~
:
;
;;* 4-
a. Relating to
musical :
^.;~
Harmonical,
harmony
-
;
- ^'
Full
oj?)
Harmless,
innocent
hurt
U-
HARMONIOUS
HASTEN
373
Harrow,
harrow
Harmonious,
concordant
a.
Symmetrical;
musical
;
Harmonium,
n.
an organ
-
:
K"
Harmony,
sound
UM>U
Syn.
Harshly,
-
:
o^/.
Jtift!
severity
of
Syn.
n.
-
!J
:
.$^=
horses
Harp,
:
;/.
upright,
Hart,
for
A
;/.
3j?
-
:
^
reckless
#.
/.
To
.
dwell on:
Harpist,
13^
n.
the harp
Harpoon,
One who
:
1/1^
A
n.
^-MJ
;
on
^'Iso
Lw^
barbed spear
-
:
-
product
;
^
,
n.
/. To
chop
and mingle
into small
A
An
Hassock,
:
-
:
**i*
,
S
;
&*o
A
n.
Haste,
ness
~
;
precipitation
i^'^V
i/;*!
I
Hasten,
forward
v.
;
t.
to
mat
thick
To
for
^ ^fi
:
(
t.j
Rapidity
.
:
- jo-IS - <K;Hj
8^(3^^, .
J^^
instrument to
break or smooth land
V.
Ul.
-
clasp for a staple
JA.SU}
Harrier, n. A kind of hound
used in hunting hares
IK K
i
;
n.
>
:
kneeling in church
Harrow,
e
IV ^j<? ^jX?
Minced meat
n.
Hasp,
-
:
;
'
t^
:
^
a hag
crops
z'.
pieces
* <L)^
o
^4^* fb tf y
Harridan, n. A decayed strumpet
JiU
The season of
n.
5 ;^ Jxai
:
Hash,
J^L,
plays
*fr
-
:
^u * To
Utaj
Jiy,
Wild;
a.
kj>
play on a harp
L^i*.
.
l^j ^_
Harvest,
gain
,
$
&\$
^^
-
:
gathering
Otaaj
;
male deer; a stag:
Harum-scarum,
stringed
instrument of music
-
<5
jL,
An
-
sternness.
- is-i>!.
Equipment
:
Jt&~
c~
roughness,
t&~X;l;
n.
'$$;)
^Z)*
Roughness
Melody.
Harness,
:
rudely
;
-
Acrimony,
^&*>) ,>
uK
lii'y
austere
;
Roughly
Harshness,
-
-
)
to the touch,
G^S} Jjjlls.4
:
to ra-
;
Cjta.
Rough
^
-
Concord
n.
agreement
;
a.
,*>
t^yfc
ji
pillage
in har-
-
)';!
tiJL*
To
f.
taste, or feeling
J r; (iD
:
;
^ J^-UIL,
torment:
to worry
Harsh,
i_G!
^J
Harmonize, v. i. To be
mony to correspond
b Jslj-
v.
;
U
like
keys
Ub
r
- til-
vage
break with a
.L-, -
^;^* To
Harry,
To
f.
:
A wind-instru-
ment, played with
t\
:
.}
;
;(^J
-
:
CJ- 1
l^
nimble^jUls,
XP -
?
es^V
drive or urge
push on
;
to ex-
HASTILY
pedite
-$$
:
^*
^~
ty
With
Hastily, ad.
HAVOC
874
{
Haughty,
W)y*
J>W
'>J
insolent
Hasty,
Quick
cipitate
rash
;
forward
;
:
I}-
^
-
v.
head
Hatable,
Hatch,
-
_*"
v.
-
^-=?i
:
by
A
n.
Hatchet,
-
-
:
to
abhor
hip
:
ty))
Haunt,
-
:
~J
i)
-
ed
*
1
^
v.
r'^"
"
n.
:
Hatred,
;/.
antipathy
n.
Hatter,
of hats
~
*)j^*
*&f
Very great dislike;
;
enmity
A
-
:
maker
-
".
Haughtily,
li^
-
:
ci^w
A
or
U A))> *M
seller
v'-
;
(Fr. Oter)
insolence
to
own
;
n.
loftiness
:
hold
.
-
;
to possess;
*
To
'^; *
guard
To
in,
To a
:
-
U)&
:
'iS;
.
K;
:
on a person
n.
A
titoaxJ
contain
l
fr ;
>
To
*
5
iy
:
:
To be on
care,
;
:
it
retaliate
Vj.>
harbour
;
^
,<-$
a port
l;jl>
-
:
^i>
:
Haversack,
^u
^v-v
Haugh-
^
;
to obtain
;
a place of safety
Arrogance;
^J^ji
j^.T
e...A
(T
:
away, To remove
Haven,
ad. Arrogantly:
Haughtiness,
to
;
) ;
r*3
To
/.
*M
coat of mail
3
-
|5|
1jtS1
.
dier's provisions
pride
t
outof a person, To
:
Hauberk,
~
^T^
:
the
A place much frequent-
n.
,
tiness
abo-
Detestable;
a.
:
CV
U^J JL>ta.
minable
corn
frequent
.
U?
:
^ ^J"
Great dislike; aversion
Hateful,
;
Utx_$
stalk of
To
t.
Hauteur,
)*{*
dislike greatly;
:
-
n. The thigh;
the hind quarter : -
Have,o.
,
The
n.
<-_iw!
opening in
:
To
t.
"'.
An
draw
to
;
:
Haunch,
^5$
small axe
.
a ship's deck
Hate,
^>j>
*rf*
^^
AJ -
Hatchway,
;
the
resort to
* To contrive
lUKJ
:
pull
force
To produce young
t.
from eggs
"^
Detestable
a.
arrogant
;
%">;>
fdr
covering
:
&.
To
t.
to drag
pre-
;
Haulm,
A
n.
Hat,
Proud
-
haste; speedi-
Haul,
a.
:
a.
Havoc,
.
A
:
bag
#>
Wide and
destruction
;
waste
for solKJ;xtolx.
:
general
-
.. V
HAW
Haw,
The
n.
berry and seed of
the hawthorn
hazy
^
^v.
,
tion
Mj> <S^L,
:
Hawk,
-
)?1 (*"
speak with hesita-
To
/.
.
A
.
Haziness,
et.^
:
HEADACHE
S75
^o
.
bird of prey
Hazy,
He,
5
The
.
state of being
:
a.
Misty
obscure
;
A pronoun of the 3rd person
-
:
masculine
:
-
>*
,
&.
,
To
/.
sell
by outcry
:
Head,
Hawker,
phlegm up
U~V - U ; KiJ
the brain
;
A
Understanding
pedlar
:
1M 5
^^
An
A
n.
large rope
small
cable
:
Hawthorn,
&
'-;
n.
A
a
;
)^=-
:
JL^
make
^>5
Hay,
Grass dried for fodder:
.
tj*^ ^SjChance; accident;
- *t*M - s bi
casualty
;
risk
;
.
:
fc^la. -
*
ii"|
Game
-
:
J^^)>) *
against, To
U-l-
:
risk
To
/.
put
danger
;
to
u
W3 u
-
:
in
'
J
1
^
u^
thing,
Hazardous,
zard
;
risky
Haze,
A
n.
dimness
Hazel,
a.
;
to ha-
Exposed
precarious
.
thin
:
A
^
statement
mist or fog
-
j
u\
-.>
*
-5
:
- i5ia. ';;-J
To make
be
unable to un-
the
meaning of a
K
:
$JS
c%
V.
,
Head,
a.
Chief; principal;
first
:
v
-
To
*
lead
>'
to direcl
>
to
!
govern
:
Of the colour of ha-
brown:
To
lO
;
;^-;,S
nut-bearing shrub
*^=a.j
nor tail of any-
To
derstand
:
Perilous,
dangerous,
bold, daring, risky.
Syn.
,
;
1
neither
15
a.
a,
:
!a-
dled and confused
z>.
,
<sl*i^
'J;S
-
:
To
resist
-
to
mature
to
;
:
u,a * To hit the nail on
the, To do the right
To
thing
\>J r K ^^U- *
lose the, To get mud-
-
Hazard,
-jf
and ears,
an d shoul-
*
To come
*
ripen
-
-x-
^li-^i^ ,.
^^i^ *
;*5
force:
with succe.ss
;'
jUi ; ~
^ci Chief
:
*
J<r>
:
By
ders,
:
u-L.
:
:
:
individual
Wholly
thorny flower-
ing shrub or tree
Spring
-x-
;)->;-
Front
Hawser,
top part of the
force
:
.
The
.
body
To
i.
i).
,
the throat
zel
:
!
i
:
Headache,
head
:
(
>j& J;l
.
Pain
l
Jj>
in
the
HEADINESS
Headiness,
tinacy
Rashness
.
v
:
BEAM
878
obs-
;
4
-
Health, . Sound
or mind u^;^ -
Enumeration of
.
subjects
-
:
J^>
v^ -*--
-
-
<suU>,
Headland,
A
.
ness
:
wholesome
ta^. . .p
;
\Ju
ir
gj
>^.
promontory
salutary
;
*^
^-'UUj
body
Free from sick-
a.
Healthful,
Heading,
state of
:
-
I
Healthy, a. Hale ; sound ;
wholesome o ;ji7 - ifca. - flg>
:
ci-*) i-^b
Having no head
S-y>o;~ * Without
a.
Headless,
-
IS\~
<->.
sense
* Rash
:
- ii'a=J
Heap,
-foremost
J.~(" %>
-
rashly
;
a.
Headmost,
-
J*
A.
er
,_,)&;-
Hear,
chief
-
.j;*-;^
An
Headquarters,
^-J
The
.
ear
Headway
a
ship in
-
^.
/.
motion
resi-
sound
Heady,
a.
-
violent
.
Heal,
cile
z
:
.
*-:
A
-
-
c,&
:
^
;
<L
To cure;
^~>
\*
To
v.
/.
tention
to
heed
;
:
hear with
U* ^y-
:
;
G.8;
Hearsay,
common
unruly
.
Report
talk
:
rumour
;
^ ^'-
;
.
A
for
carriage
n-
The
seal of
to recon-
&'f
;t
i
*
k
.)J-
;
Spirit
*
Conscience
At
courage
Memory
bottom
:
;
:
1
;.
^V
**
really
-
-
con-
life in
animal body :-.?.- ^i*
l'j>
lj>J
veying ihe dead to the grave
Heart,
;
-
,
:
at-
U*A
<5^i
:
-
-
-
Listen, attend, hear.
Syn.
made by
Mental labour
Rash
Act of perceiving
Hearken,
^y1
$
-
perceive by the
attention
;
u*^;*'
success
;
n.
Hearing,
Hearse,
Head-work,
To
to listen to
;
L,^-p
;;j**-
Progress
.
amass ; to
*
Stubborn
a.
-l"-J
-* fl
officer:
r
:
to
*&
;'>)-
-
*!
dence of the principal
obstinate
;
:
a
;
execution1
H'j ci.^
Headstrong,
pile
a
Most advanced:
.
:
To
accumulate
;
-
"^
:
t.
mass
pile or
>-
tfl
Headsman,
v.
,
A
.
-
<.
A
n.
^^i
:
-
:
,L'-xT^1
c~
Headman,
leader
hale,
salubrious.
crowd
With the head
ad.
Headlong,
sound,
Vigorous,
:
J*
:
Syn.
:
the
Jj #
:
/.
^^ *
-
* At
:
,
HEARTACHE
*
To break
the
cause grief to
To
of,
Heath,
Heathen,
:
To be
u ; a>
terrified
To
vJji *
**)
affected
K$\ k
%
K'x fi
To feel
lator
by
:
:
J&
Deep sorrow
.
Heart-broken,
a.
n.
Heave,
Jf-~ft
* -
To
lift
-
-
W,Q>
to raise
;
to point
;
-
Ut^Sj!
~Xii_ta
An
uneasy,
burning sensation in the sto-
mach
al,*U?.,
:
Hearth,
* The family
ad.
sincerely
...la.
Heaven,
The sky
.
From
Heartless,
J&
a. Spiritless
;
;
wards heaven
^li&V
cruel
;
:
Very disJi - _^ioj Ji
:
,
v.
'
t.
-
is1;
-
laL.
glow
;
I
UjS
^ ^W
->;!
-
;
sor53
,**
LS*-
-
Weight ; depres-
*&>
hot
;
siu -
L>J
n.
A
motion of the
a rising or swelling
;
:
:
s-a'f
To make
n.
^*
To-
a</.
<
Heaving,
heart
:
">~S
:
-jfV"J
"
and
a.
-
:
-^U-T
^'"V
<e )))&*>
Heaviness,
a.
Heavy,
OltG
blissful:
;
-
rowfully:
the
;
-^
ad. Laboriously
Heavily,
sion
the
;
(
Great warmth
Passion
-
^^"" ^^tJ
Jo>
Proceeding from the
sincere
n.
Heat,
Vl^wt^Ji
a.
Hearty,
heart
:
^
-
a.
Heart-rending,
:
Pertaining to hea-
Heavenward,
the heart
-
:
a.
celestial
;
^^j Jb
:
<~
tressing
ven
:
circle
Supreme Being
Heavenly,
.
A fireplace ^b J^
n.
Heartily,
-
;
:
liVy
of the breast
rising
abode of the blessed
Heart-burn,
'
)*
Deeply
-
affected or grieved:
.
;
**!
:
:
to swell
A
.
,
"^
~*;.-^
Paganism
idolatory
/.
.
liota
--
an ido-
;
Importing heat
'j-oc^^ja. -H]y 4oi
*^
,$
:
:
3)
o.
Heating,
1".
_<
~ us
**#
to cause
Heartache,
^
c^: .^"
;
.J
1^
pagan
1
gentilism
k Ji
*
:
A
.
r
Heathenism,
*To take,
encouraged
,i
to,
take
To be much
evergreen plant
ut-a^
get or learn by, To
commit to memory ^fi &**
* To have the in the
mouth,
An
.
To
^tf* J& *
:
HEAVY
377
to ex4 vi
sive
ed
E.-U -48.
:
Weighty
,
pond-
^3) * Oppres^)^>
k=-~
* Incumber;i;AS
erous
:
)^;i)
-
* Slow
:
is-
HEBETATE
^Expensive
ible
#
# Pregnant
Gloomy
Hebetate,
pefy
v.
:
Hebetude,
tuseness
Bluntness
^Iij
Hebrican,
Hebrew
Hecatomb,
A
n.
hundred oxen
tional
sumptive
Hector,
vexes
v.
-
foot
^
-
To
u;
>
A
*
-
To be at
&tf #
<faax.>
at,
;io
To be
To bc^down
*
To show
Jw
To
run away
*
:
^^
take to the
flight
s,
^**^~
slipshod :*^-Xa
u,tt)
A
n.
,
the
*
take to
^T
:
s,
To
l
To
t.
-
G >*
-
A
with a hedge
;
)')
fixed
piece
Heel-piece, n.
on the heel of a shoe ^5*^
*>
of
.
^b J]
To inclose
*
}
made
fence
:
:
spur
the
:
pursue closely
Ji;J^
teases or
V]
:
:
part of the
*^ ^1
:
:
shrubs
,
.
?
constitu-
^
One who
a bully
;
Hedge,
-
;
JL>
a
* Con^'f
:
//.
S
,<^o
-
^)*-
:
in
sacrifice of
:
:
Negligence
The hind
n.
Heel,
^ff^ft*
Habitual
a.
Hectic,
^i$
^^
:
n.
Heedlessness,
Heb-
One skilled
u b u (>)
n.
a^. Carelessly
ob-
;
jls -
the
;
^>]
:
&
AlJ -IS.<
n.
rew language
j6
care-
;
Ji^
<
blunt; stu-
i^i
A Jew
Inattentive
a.
:
Heedlessly,
To
/.
15;>
n.
less
:
:
:
Hebrew,
Heedless,
Indigest-
:
1*
:
HEIR- APPARENT
378
^jl^
or separate
to obstruct
:
A
n.
Heifer,
young cow
Elevation
Height,
nence; summit
:
emi-
;
-
(rf
^;' ^-^
t*j|
Hedge-hog,
.
A
kind of pig
covered with spikes or prick- i~2.jli
les on the back
Heighten,
to elevate
Heed,
v.
t.
To
to attend to
;
to
mind
;
wicked
,
Care
;
ful
:
n.
Attentive
;
-
:
Ulj>
i
^3'
U;$
-
.xllj
Atrocious
>*
-
- csjix
;
;
^^>
hateful, odious, atrocious.
Enormous,
attention; notice:
Care, caution, attention,
observation.
Heedful,
lj>
l
enhance
^
-
raise high
:
Heir,
Syn.
:
to
To
a.
Heinous,
take notice of
Syn.
n.
;
U ;S
:
A
f.
watch-
n.
One who
inherits the
property of another
Heir-apparent,
heir to a
crown :
n.
-
:
The
-
e>;')
next
V
./>
HEIRESS
A
n.
Heiress,
female heir
:<s5'^
Without an heir
a.
Heirless,
Heirloom,
Any -moveable
property which
the heir
:
JU
uA*,)
(>
ufr* *?;j
heir
The
.
Help,
^p*
x
Helpless,
;
^^
Heliolatry,
of the sun
The worship
.
:
-
_;j~
<^>&] cr*-;i
<**
Hell,
The
.
ment
the
for
death
wicked
-
-4
:
^
of punish-
place
J.^
y>
;,-*>
the Greek
:
or support
Helpmate,
fa*
Helm,
"
.
'~
LS^'
:
^jiw
assistant
Hem,
:
i^*
^yi
wicked
;
^
a
;^J
-
^./
2.;.^
ui-
The handle
n.
;
In hurry
:
:
.sTJ)
of an axe
^>
:
- <s~.i
The border
n.
.e>^
of a gar-
-
/
,
v.
To
f.
-
/>*.
o *^^
i
and sew down
fold
the edge of
-
:
*
-
:
<*-))*
The instrument by
n.
An
.
companion
of help
^U-U
Helter-skelter, a^.
and confusion
Helve,
idiom of
Infernal
a.
Hellish,
Want
.
:
,'))&
$ ^.)
s^tia..
;
,.
^.->
ment doubled and sewed
An
n.
/.y^-'^.
Helplessness,
or hatchet
Hellenism,
-
-
after
-
Greek; Grecian
a.
Hellenic,
Destitute of help
.
:
cir-
J^svo
-
-
^->
:
:
<*>l;j
or-'
*
;
aid
Affording
j*
-
Having many
cumvolutions
a.
Helpful,
feeble
.
support
;
- cs~> ,*7 -
:
an
state of
:
Helical,
Assistance
n.
relief
descends to
<sJyii^
Heir-ship,
Assist, succour, relieve,
aid, serve.
Syn.
:
*;y
#.
HEMORRHAGE
379
which a ship is steered
;!;"..>
Helmet, n. Defensive armour
U
- G',&
J j,I>
;
jfrTo
to shut in :-'avL,
;
iuu.
Gt0 ^^i- b
-
^
To surround: ty
in,
:
for the
head
aji
sphere
;
head-piece
-
-
jii.4
v_)jj'
at the
helm
:
The
.
V.^
:
half of a
"^-*;^
>-^
Shaped
like
*
:
$
^y
Helmsman, (Helmz'man)
The man
Hemisphere,
Hemispherical,
half a globe
.
tfl]^^
:
n.
^axJU
Hemistich,
ted verse
.
An
uncomple-
<KPA
:
- la-
JK~.
n.
Helotry,
Help,
v.
To aid
f.
support
Serfdom
;
;
slavery
:
^U
;
to assist
to prevent
:
-^^
;
to
&*<
Hemlock,
plant
A
.
:
Hemorrhage,
poisonous
di.^
w.
A
15
j'
;*;
flowing
blood from a rupture
:
~J'~'
I
of
c>V;^
HEMORRHOIDS
Hemorrhoids,
Hemp,
are
.
^^
A
;^-V
whose fibres
plant
n.
Of hemp
The female
a.
domestic fowl
Hence,
^
^
-
^
-
-
:
-
.* i=o~r1
^>
/
L^-y
Henchman,
A
.
vant a follower
Hen-COOp,
fining
hens
:
A
.
page
;
one's wife
a
ser-
j>
con-
^^fy
Cowardly
:
Heptagon,
Governed by
$ .;j=.
c
iy ,j a.
^
:
plane figure
consisting of seven sides and
-
:
j*-.
c2L^!fU?Ax.
Heptagonal,
angles or sides
:
jlf-;
is-*a>
A
government
eL.
by seven persons:
tively
grass
;
.
objective and
the possessive case of the persnnal pronoun she ^>
:
a lore-runner
officer
:
<^^-
<^>i^
Eadng
herbs:
Having
extra-
a.
a.
Herculean,
ordinary
strength
difficult
Very
Herd,
.
,y> k^>
:
X-&
c?.'^.^ -
A number
-
,
a collec-
;
-
JIga*
:
v.
i.
To
;t>
n.
UU
'>
t-
:
Herdsman,
Jjf
- ttf
unite or associate,
:
as beasts
*
^l^to
of beasts
assembled together
^
Jj
The owner
keeper of herds
:
cAi^-
or
^^
ad. In this place or state:
Here,
Hereabout,
place
About
a^/.
_!p >>^
:
this
^^ utf-
-
^A
Oi-
this
rime to
J^->T - <lT -
:
Hereat,
In
a//.
:
-
<
ad.
T
:
r-\
By means of
of arms,
inherited
u^V-^
At or by reason
^.
Hereditable,
:
* Proclaimer
cyGU>
:
collection of
:
Herbivorous,
Hereby,
\n
A
.
dried plants
come
Her, pron. The
.
pasture
;
Herbarium,
Hereafter,
Herald,
J>W$
collec-
Having seven
a.
Heptarchy,
-
^j>
Herbs
A
n.
seven angles
$
.
^)^-
Lf'jJ
Relating to
a.
:
Herbage,
tion
Hen-pecked,
eAjJ *
:
i_>l
.*.
&-
for
l)*^
a.
-
ytl+*.
cage
:
Hen-hearted,
^snl>1
plant with a succu-
c/tf
U^J
Henceforth, Henceforward,
ad. From this time forward
f>'J.>*.j
office
^
-
,>
this place or
^j
.
lent stalk
art or
^J
:
-
-
<Jfl~'.~'
:
the
of
A
.
herbs
^>$ ^5-
:
From
ad.
$ &-*>
:
Herb,
The
.
of a herald
Herbaceous,
*=-J
c?~
:
Hempen,
time
Heraldry,
:
piles
used for cloth and cor-
dage
Hen,
The
//.
HEREDITABLE
380
o.
cT-j
'1
'
of,
y-l
this
:
4^~' S.J)}'
hat
may be
&)
J*^
HEREDITAMENT
n.
Hereditament,
Any
proper-
can be inherited
ty that
^'ji-
inheritance
-
:
J'
:
-
n.
Unnatural protrusion of any internal organ
Hernia,
i
:
/')
In
45')) r*
Heroic,
brave
patrimonial,
Heresy,
nion in religion
Heretical,
:
a.
errs
-
;J&
in
CJO.P
-
>*
A
? '.
ciently
a*/.
:
Heron,
or
A
n.
Hereupon,
Upon
Herewith, ad. With this
this
fortitude,
fish
upon
Herring, n.
A
:
;
an-
Hers,
:
J>)*Tf
^ f-
The
pron.
form of she
jjL.
:
-
;V~>>*
inheritance
:
>\) ii
Hermaphrodite,
in
n.
An
~
<X-.1
-
-<il
possessive
:
^X.1
- U-.T
^
:
or doubting
sS^
a.
fectly close
Hermetically,
chemically
(
>
Hermit,
)
n.
:
^
A
Hermitage,
dwelling:
,<?;!;
Hesitate,
ful
.
A
:
to
;
/.
To
;
pause in deto be doubt-
stammer: U ; s
;
Ujfc ^j^>^.t^
^t )<j~*
-13 v>
Doubt, waver,
Syn.
o^laS^.la.
^^ *A
suspense,
J^lj-
;
scruple,
deliberate, falter.
)p ^.<+? -(^.}
recluse:
v.
ciding or acting
per-
Closely
^
uncertainty
indecision.
U'^^2D.
o^/.
;
Dubiousness,
Syn.
.
i
-
animal
Chemical;
:
^1
_)
Act of hesitation
w.
Hesitancy,
;
which two sexes are united:
&>! - li-Ias.. - Kaij.a>
Hermetic,
:
Herself, /w. The emphatic
form of she and her
#-!
Thing inherited
.
^J
small sea-fish
.Sji.
Heritage,
:
wading bird that
feeds
u*J >J
^
-
j^S.o
a</.
cour-
Valour; gallantry:
.
/
Formerly
)^
female hero
^k^"
Heretofore,
--
bravery, valour.
pertaining to heresy: .^'tjl*"fcGl
-; a
Syn.- Courage,
J>L
Containing.,
>*
^-
>-
Becoming a hero
4>Ji\iiUj ^,^3
iJU^U
Heroism,
One who
.
religious faith
:
opi-
^-
:
'?
Brave, intrepid,
ageous, daring.
,_>*'
Heroine,
An unorthodox
.
Heretic,
^.v
:
a.
:
Syn.
this
brave
-v
inheritable.
#</.
A
n.
Hero,
gW
Herein,
-
s
^V^
Ancestral,
Syn.
J 5 >)man - glA
*^-
Descended by
a.
Hereditary,
HESPERIAN
381
Hesitation,
ing doubt
?
n.
:
;
5
hermit's
Hesper,
.
Act of hesitat^- - ^j y J^
;
c;
The evening
star
- <u<" ,
^
!
Hesperian,
a.
Western
:
^>)
:
HEST
Hest,
Command
n.
-
*Precept
:
>>.
Heterodox,
heretical
-
cA*>*
:
Hibernal,
ter
kr-*yaJ# (Poet.)
Not orthodox
a.
v. i. To pass the
winter in a torpid state
IjU.
:
An opinion or
doctrine contrary to some established standard ; heresy
Heterodoxy,
Belonging to win-
a.
:
Hibernate,
;
-^
:
HIERARCHY
382
Hibernian,
.
land
A
.
native of Ire-
:
:
a.
,
Irish
kind
Hew,
to
dissimilar
;
v.
To
t.
hack
to
;
Differing in
a.
Heterogenous,
-
:
cut with an axe
chop
^
-
Ux5l$^.
Hewer,
tL~!;~
tJ^S
:
Hidden,
terious
)f*.
One who hews wood
.
-
or stone:
^
-
\){*>~j&
Hide,
n.
and
six
sides
A
angles
:
-
conceal
a.
,
P.
sides
and angles
:
4^-
-
with six sides
Hexameter,
A
n.
:
six
n.
metrical feet
:
A
-
angles
a.
body
-
>r-*
ful
Hexapede,
six feet
Hey,
.
six
Having
;yV
interj.
An
"IjJ^
*^
exclamation ex-
pressive of joy or exhortation:
to?
Hiatus,
chasm:
n.
An
*>.#*
-
.'
j
opening;
-
^^
Horrible
a.
5
1
)
:
*^ -';
a
fright-
;
-
'
*^l
"-^
Horrible,
t
i3
Jt
frightful,
dreadful,
terrible,
ghastly, shocking.
&$< *$^
^^ <& - V.V ^
An animal with
;
*
***->:
children's
"
:
Syn.
<s
:
^3
A
Hideousness,
Hexangular,
tx$^ ^c**-*
^J
o'?^" **^'
The skin of a beast
verse of six
^ ^Ai
1
concealed or
lie
l^*.
:
n.
,
:
-
to
;
G *.^
-
^-i
solid
^ ^A^
:
and seek,
Hideous,
Hexahedron,
secret
to defend
To
i.
secreted
,_r*
Having
.
To keep
;
mys-
-
i^j-
f. /.
game
Hexagonal,
spasmodic
U$$j li^S!4
of six
figure
A
.
Ireland;
oIjJol Jjl*J^
//. Concealed;
:
^}i
^paHexagon,
-
^<>i'^;l
affection of the stomach: ./??>
&'
-
:
t
Hiccough,
u^-^- )
to
Relating
:
ness
n.
Act of hiding
concealment
tr\
IV
v.
*
Frightful-
:
Hiding,
Hie,
n.
i.
To
lil^
Hierarch,
:
5^4^
hasten
l^I
.
v
sacred order
Hierarchy,
An
[
government
:
*
u
?
JLyj^
If?
chief of a
^^ ^
:
.
^*i~tf.
J
The
.
a
to repair
;
Ai^
-s^
;
-
f
i*
ecclesiastical
HIEROGLYPHIC
Hieroglyphic,
A sacred cha-
n.
of the ancient Egyp-
tian priests
Ant.
Short,
the picture-
racter, especially
writing
HIM
383
:
low,
High,
ad.
Aloft
profoundly
:
Highland,
depressprt,
inferior.
ignoble,
eminently
;
-
,.-
The
n.
of
act
divining by observing things
offered in sacrifice
Hierophant,
A
n.
~ ^>^;^
:
chief priest
:
v.
words
To
i.
use
in bargaining
many
&>* &d
:
Highness,
to princes
utter confusion
In
ad.
-
:
:
A
Highschool,
(AJ
Elevated
a.
-
!au
.
l
;
lofty
;
tall
;
Bombastic
-
* Superior:
ful;
proud
Difficult
;!j-.i
abstruse
*Dear
:
!;,:>
^
l>
water
:
-
Aloft
Out of
dry,
a h- J^^
^aU
^
^^
:
!_ji
of the upper
*
^j>
classes
and low
J,^
*
:
i>
words,
-
*
time, Fully time
*
&>!
:
jjat
Highwayman,
>i-1
3 ^1*)
:
Angry
^-=~ *
:
rfy'*
Hilarity,
w,
lious.
glee
;
lofty,
;
-
J^ ^-^
-
:
gaiety
^~;^
Merriment, gaiety.
Syn.
Hill,
Mirth
.
An eminence
.
a mountain
Hillock,
.
:
A
-
less
than
8
j*
**".)?.
hill
little
up>H
-
:
V
*f*
Abounding with
Hilly,
.,
tf jl t
elevated,
npljle, exalted, superci-
Tall,
:
u
r
on the public road ; a
jl/
highway robber
^y}*;
Him, /wi. The
of he
-
hills
;
-
:
^L.^
The handle of a sword
Hilt,
i^ao
Syn
,,;
robs
^> v-A?
words:
:
One who
.
handed, Op(
pressive
-
:
&L) ;
:
^5b
$
day, A festival
% life, The style of living
^
>}!
On,
and
*
.
^a~
-
:
*
*Full, com-
u !;
*
:
plete
X
;
4
;^'--
?
public road
* Boast-
;;
)))*-
:
;! ;
^^
A
.
:
|^>
a.
,
:
Highway,
lt
l&Ull
1
"
js^l
^;
i^j.-.
t>
# Exalted:
j,Il)
^
-
Chief school
.
Highsounding
High,
J;V
public road or
s^ali
:
^tf
^k
:
-
^fa*.
^^
,;>
*
of honor given
title
n.
Highroad,
,_CU
degree
Elevation
.
A
^>"y *
passage
Higgledy-piggledy,
-
^.V
:
a
;
.cj^;!
In a high
Highly,
or manner
-
Higgle,
:
^iT^c^
a</.
;
Uxw^l
Elevated land
.
mountainous region
Hieromanay,
.
j.ZI>
;i j
ix-j
-
&.j
:
^<
objective case
>>'
-
<;'
HIMSELF
384
Himself, pron. The emphatic
form of he
:
,x
,
-k_>! v
J^\
v
Hind,
Backward
a.
y,.
back
;
>
stag
The female
-
^
:
Hinder,
gress
rupt
prevent
to retard
Hire,
^.J
to
;
.
inter- li*
.
by jU
^
3;
Wages
compense
.
Syn.
Hinderance, Hindrance,
-
Syn.
.
.
:
....ji^
.
Hindmost, Hindermost, ad.
The last
fl^ ^
Hinge, n. The joint on which
^
:
a door turns
ges
To
t.
>
A
slight
n.
Hip,
suggest
-
jlL-
-;
to
;
s,lif
*
t
:
.
,SL>U)
UjJ
distant
mention
The
*>&
-
i;& &HJ
.
.
to intimate
;
;
.
a^
-
j ;a
To
/.
G
,
J,^.
uio
allude to
-
-'
1
-
:
thigh joint
;
:
v.
t.
To
Hippodrome,
Ut!
H
-
:
--
U/ ;Ui
:
\
,
'.
.
A
^i's*
lo! -
--
,
Hissing,
n.
Historian,
K~|
his-
jK_
a sound
a goose or a
'
*V^$
:
The
n.
^
o^lia.
like that of s, as
serpent
belong-
;
To make
^-*-
noise of a serpent
A
hiss
o
:
A writer
.
piler of history
containing
-
:
or
:
;
com-
^ 3 1;
Relating to or
a.
history
:
-
^i)^
S*
-
r
>
U ; i;,l
mer-
;
-
To condemn by
f. /.
Historical,
n.
History,
event
A
narrative of past
*^^;
:
Histrionic,
]
.
-
u^V*'
Theatrical
:
Vf
circus in
which horse races are performetl
Xjja.!
;
sprain or dislocate
the hip.
*j!j$
ty
allusion
^
,
hired
;b
His, /r<?. poss. of he
ing to him
furnish with hin-
:
Hint,
:
re-
;
-
&**.]
One
:
obstacle,
difficulty.
t.
n.
Hireling,
Hiss,
Impediment,
v.
-
.
obstacle
^..-j:..
ao|^
i^^;
reward
;
:
c'.uv
J
;
UL>.i
:
pay, allowance.
sing
,
G
-
Wages, salary, stipend,
U^
interrupt, oppose,
debar.
;
river
for pay:
engage
# To bribe
)j
cenary
L/.,
To
/.
W) X ^i
i
Stop,
Act of
hindering
The
.
i;-*
.
l
,
pro-
o^aJw.
:
OUC?!
Syn.
^u
.t,
horse:
:
to
;
;
the
To impede
/.
.
t&u.
.
;t
of
Hippoptamous,
:
fl$3X.>
V V
n
HIT
V
3
Hit,
.
To
/.
to suit
:
strike
'rti
;
to reach
tfU V;-*
;
^;^
HIT
*
To on
or up-
on, To light on
f;l*K * To the mark
Hit,
A
.
lucky
f^*-*
blow
or
strike
chance
a
;
To
t.
store secretly
accumulate
a
;
Hoarfrost,
n.
Hoariness,
n.
Hoarse,
happy
thought or expression
v.
-^
:
j*^ '^);^
-
:
Dew
A
frozen
gray color
Having a rough
a.
deep voice
->
:
)l#
yj>
;'-
-
voice
v.
gled
To become
i.
be caught
to
;
-
by jerks
:
^1
entan-
Ut
A
,
sudden
V
Ss
To
ad.
Hither,
hook
place
"
as yet
To
ad.
:
white
-';^>
:
-
v.
,
deceptive trick or
a practical joke
;
'<)*
:
To impose on:
/.
Hobble,
/
this
^ie
iajy-1
time
this
-
:
j
)*""'
Hitherto,
;
.-
jis
^oj$
an impediment:
halt;
f
jiji
;
of
-
Jgto
Hoax,
catch or
Gray
A
.
story
n,
a.
Hoary,
x
.
'^tf
:
move
to
;
:
:
Hoarseness,n n. Roughness
T
Hitch,
;
>
* To the right
the head, To find
:
to
ty.
:
out the real meaning
Hoard,
-
:
Uy> oj^
nail on
HOOKEY
385
- i_X"
;
->1
v.
i.
To
walk lamely
WL.
A
.
,
:
j^LjrfL
halting walk
l5!jCl
:
fc!)&f
A
n.
youth
Hobble-de-hoy,
between boyhood and manhood
:
Toward
ad.
Hitherward,
place this way
;
Hive, n. A box
swarm of bees
;&>'
:
for
-
:
-
this
<-v!a.J
bees
^'i-
;
Hobby,
a
j ;3
f
tf5
hawk
;j*5}
.
'.<
A child's horse
W,, * A kind of
ij^l # A
}U
:
tS"
:
favourite pursuit
Ho,
//?>/.
A
tion to stop
Hoar,
age
a.
(
'Hoard,
.laid
up
Hobgoblin,
:
Hock,
Gray or white with
:
A
-
:
;^i-
jfcS
sudden exclama-
:
.
^
Jl>
)
store of anything
treasure: -j*^
-
.
i^a*
*
A
s^i
-
49
apparition
:
^J & ^V
light sort
*.
:
posterior part of
_*I ;
Hockey,
E.-U.
The
the knee joint
^j^
vJ^s-
An
.
A
^<1*
of wine
^
A game
r
-.?
at
:
^O!
ball
HOCUS-POCUS
HOLINESS
386
played with a curved stick
Hold,
:
P.
frain:
^
Hocus-pocus,
A
.
juggler's trick
Gla.
juggler
-
:
Hod,
A
tf
V
An
.
^-c^
V>
:<*-
the earth
v.
To
t.
A
n.
swine
Hog-COt,
A
.
^^
house
-
:
for
)y
^
hogs
1
Hoggish,
filthy
%
:
Like
Hogshead,
?'.
;t*Zs
To
To
Ul
raise
ta
}-#A
ing
!
:
J-;
v.
f.
J .
for
^
Hoity-toity, infer.
mation of surprise
Hold,
5I
To
grasp
maintain
To
^t. #To restrain
receive Ub * To
:
''^.
^
?,|
lift
:
to last
put off
to,
last
^
i
give
To
li;
To
out,
$*& * To
-
:
:
;
* To
^;'*^ #
Not
o *^L
own,
ground
^
:
* To compete
fully
:
To
^
cling to
one's
:
*To
^^a.
over, To
ti
U^ ^jTU
:
f>$
Ua>j
extend
success-
^To
-*>
UjJ
to
ol
water, To be
consistent or
:
:
elevat-
}*?* v^-l
An
excla-
v? ""
:
-
'^'j;
-
'J
;
seizure
-* * Support
:
!;tf-
bottom of a ship
Holdback,
A
.
:
Jyuu*
-
:
uJ^
* The
iJ-i
check
:
-
influence
Hole,
Tenure
n.
Holding,
A
n.
;
hold
;
:
perforation
;
hollow place
a cell
:
;
t
Holiday,
/>.
A
festival
day
:
Jj*
#
consider
-
Catch
c
;
:
*V
*V
t'
:
,
n.
''.i
:
^*^
1
:
-
sound
logically
GV%)
up
rising
machine
goods
to
;
i;tr,*.U,J
:
tf'^' s?
:
Act of
,
girl
1
r-
lift
^
c,-
A romping
/.
/*.
;
*To
To
:
^y
Hoist,
:
good, To
J
:
n.
P.
continue
hog;
^
Hoise,
harangue
.
63 gallons
Hoiden,
IV;
lose
a
view:
&T J
To
To keep occupied:
J,w- *To on, To
:
^mJ - L-J! ^ j^
A measure of
-*>
JU; u^
-
to:
forth,
in play,
)r-
I) ?
a.
to
* To
* To
:
JM
<-
a pig
;
put forward
be applicable
U=r
dig with a hoe
**&
Hog,
-
Ij^j
:
To
;
To-
^s
u_j
stand firmly
lotfA-
jfclii
to re-
;
*
Iwa b
instrument for cut-
up weeds and loosening
ting
,
To
:
To
u *> s.^
U,$
-
1*
bricklayer's trough
^vv-> k
Hoe,
;
endure
-
}U
V-JO)
fast,
**
j&j
Ji*
.
2U$S <.
To
'.
To
Holiness,
n.
Sanctity
:
title
of the pope
:
-' tl
,
piety
:
* The
*i
HOLLO
Hollo, Holloa,
loudly
v.
To
i.
shout
-
a loud
;
One's long or last, The
cry out
U^
:
A
n.
-,
HOMEWARD BOUND
387
grave
C,KU
call
Home,
:
Hollow,
Excavated
a.
not sincere
A
n.
tween
cavity
a space be-
;
or
hills
elevations
est
insincere
;
Dishon-
&'+>) 2.
sincerity
Holly,
.
>
4
State of be-
.
''
ing hollow
s
-
sV
Hollowness,
:
;t
(rf
? -
J^G
Native; plain;
JLI
Homeless,
home
tree
evergreen
sacrifice
A
n.
:
whole burnt
J&*> <-?. ij^;*
:
^ c^*
^^Ha. .^^
Holster,
.
A
Holt,
Holy,
.
a.
rudeness
pistol
woody
;
pious
Divine Spirit
Homage,
;
J/-J
:
:
-
;
Uy.j
con-
(Pr.
Hom'aj)
;
^jJual^JU ./i^Plain ; coarse ;
a.
Relating to
a.
homeopathy
_il*
:
i-^w^ y^
n.
Homeopathist,
practises
n.
n.
respect
one's country
:
^)
jv
The system
.
of medicine founded
upon the
drugs have the
curing diseases
those .they
can
belief that
power
:
of
similar to
excite in healthy persons
Homesick,
a.
:
Suffering owing
home
absence from
:
Homespun,
;
a.
Spun
coarse
^/K-
-
at
.sl~ -
:
home
}t~
;
<s>U.
UjHomestead,
buildings
:
Homeward,
.
A
-
o^
a.
farm with
^$
its
;'^t*)
Toward home:
;
One's dwelling house;
-
^s>
One who
homeopathy
Homeward-bound,
Home,
;
-
ijL
i-^^V);
obeisance
^)
U K.B
Homeopathic,
plain
Ghost, The
:
-
:
pure
Perfectly
k* *
Fealty
hill
,vl J
Plainness
n.
:
Homely,
to
A
secrated
,JT
leather case for
a horseman's
-
Destitute of a
a.
Homeopathy,
Holocaust,
;
~-o
-
* In-
jl
:
An
!
a.
:
Homeliness,
a.
:
J->$*
" )
O
:
:
j
Hollow-hearted,
-
"/>>
Home-bred,
artless
,
-
:
rt*
close
;
vacant;
;
.VU.
:
Domestic
a.
severe
*
)/
:
^
tined for
home
:
a.
,!
Desl>
\J
HOMICIDAL
a.
Homicidal,
homicide
to
Pertaining
murderous
;
HOODWINK
388
-
:
Honey,
Sweet juice collected
.
by bees from
J"tf
Honeycomb,
Homicide,
n.
^
A
s^r #
Homiletic,
homilies
manslayer
a.
J'*"-
:
A
n.
Homily,
Manslaughter
The
.
to
Honey-moon,
lie.
month
ground and boiled:
Homocentric,
a.
man
coarsely
^w ^
:
An
.
extra fee
*lJj-l3J^3S<JljX4
honour
a.
Conferring
8W.^
:
-
Homologous,
a.
Of
a.
Of
the
i*-^
:
:
the
-
same
i
A
word which
agrees with another in sound
and spelling but differs in
.
rank
/*>
)|jju >
u
n.
Honour,
(
typical structure
J
*
fame
;
An
Dignity
high
;
reputation
',
of, A
affair
A
>/.
duel
sharpen-
'
ing
,/-
^V
^^ ^
revere
:
^^
-
f^e
5
a.
Honest,
others
Syn.
;
Dishonest, treacherous,
ununtrue, insincere
;
faithful, faithless.
tegrity
;
j;WW
Plain dealing
n.
uprightness
-
^o^*
^.
in-
I;
reputably
&
Hood,
head
n.
:
A
-
u^-j*.
i *>
rf )t*
v.
t.
To
covering the eyes
impose on
:
^
J>>
;
^ 3 ^T
for
covering
:
Hoodwink,
>.
)0
:
With honour;
rf
;
->b>
:
Honourably,
o;*
:
of hon-
&L*
-
ad.
to
illustrious
;
J\f
:
cere, faithful.
Honesty,
estimable
Fair in dealing with
; sincere
upright
Upright, just, true, sin-
Ant.
;
;
GjJ
* To accept and pay
Honourable, a. Worthy
our
:
^ <; ;'a =ni 3- * On or upon
one's, Truthfully:
Honour, v. t. To respect
Uj$
stone for
^
:
l^Uw.
Hone,
^j*
^J****
/
same nature or kind
meaning
^^
a professional
to
Honorary,
the
Having
Homogeneous,
:
first
L
same centre
Homonym,
*t~
The
.
after marriage:
tendered
Maize
in
t
J>yi*
Relating
cj-^aj b
Honorarium,
n.
^A
cells
which bees store honey
course
Hominy,
-
plain and famia serious dis;
sermon
liar
<
:
;
J-e
flowers:
^'
"
the
V^
blind by
to hide; to
^-
HOOP
Hoof,
The horny
n.
beast's foot
Hook,
K>K
A
n.
-
totf
HORNET
389
part of a
Hope,
v.
or
t.
bent piece of iron
*
-ijtfi
couraging
*&
Hopeless,
u j.v u;^
*On
own,
one's
own account
v.
,
hook
-
v.
,
bend
^
-
to
;
bjw
&j
a ring
;
:
#^
&
II
3
4t
Hooping-cough,
sive
cough
v.
Hoot,
tempt
,
A
v.
To
t.
fetter the legs
Horde,
men
A
.
migratory body of
a clan
;
J
*>;
to
:
i<p fyWiS
cry as an owl
tilspJ
To
'.
A
n.
*'.
skip
:
Horizon,
in
contempt
of an owl
n.
The apparent junc-
cry
To
leap on one
lightly
;
to
:
leg
,
spring ; a dance
U .jJl^.; iS
iS
:
plant
leg
^'^
^
A
^
;
a
;
-<;.!
bitter
used in brewing
t-X>l
:
f
Hope,
Anticipation
confidence:
**!
;
direction
1
;
1
*. -.-'
I
.
JjH
.
A
~\
J
cs)'/"
:
^5
.
.
It
-
5'
hard-pointed sub-
head
stance on an animal's
jflj.-,
*
trument of music
A
:
wind
'$&~;5
drinking-cup of horn
for children
-
belief
cV'
:
a^. In ahorizon-
Horizontally,
Horn-book,
n.
level
;
limp
on one
:
Parallel to the
Horizontal, a.
horizon ; on a
Horn,
A jump
and sky
:
tal
.
&(*.
j^j^
-
z>.
&.
:
convul-
shout at in con-
Cry
Hop,
:
funnel by which
tion of the earth
,
:
*&
-
^-^ $y
:
To
t.
A
Despair
grain passes into a mill
Hopple,
.
.
One who hops
n.
Hopper,
metal band to con-
fine staves
-
Hopelessness,
curved
%***
A
.
despairing
:
*
:
Hoop,
Destitute of hope;
a.
with a
catch
To be
i.
of hope ; enfV- /j-3*-*'
:
^^1^ j^G -,_^j.>U
Without hope :
Hopelessly,
one's
:
to entrap:
;
On
j^l
GjS
ad.
To
f.
'^fi )
-
Full
o.
Hopeful,
crook, By some means or
other:
desire with
:
:
or by
By
To
i.
expectation
:
The
.
:
*
A
vb*1 <***
first
book
^>&
v^* Jii
:
:
ins-
A large, strong, veHornet,
nomous wasp
;iV;
^;hi^
.
:
(
HORN-PIPE
dance
A
n,
Horn-pipe,
kind of single
,
Horsemanship,
naging a horse
:
I)
any kind
A
n.
Horologe,
Hortative,
timepiece of
^V.)*
:
^}^
The
aspect of
Horoscope,
of one's
at
the
hour
planets
n.
birth
HOSTELRY
390
-
:>
:
fo
vsng
hideous
Dreadful
arf.
Horribly,
awful
;
;
a. Frightful
hideous; shocking
JlOji.
horrible
;
t-*U
:
5
Hose,
gardens
n.
Causing dread;
a.
terrible
p' u
:
Horrify,
dread
&.
Horror,
n.
/.
To
Dreadful sensation
;
A hoofed quadruped:
^ * Cavalry: ;lyTo mount upon a
.
5
v.
horse
:
stockings, Sic.
Hosiery,
:
t.
U ;e
:
Horse-breaker,
of horses
;
)
r>
^ ^.5^
A
trainer
.
:
in
^rrf *)y
:
Kind
a.
:
to guests;
attentive to strangers
:
Hospitably, a//. In a hospit
able manner :
^
Hospital,
which the
A
.
sick
Hospitality,
strangers
Host,
in
building
treated:
are
.
:
Kindness to
u/*f*
a horse
The dung
.
of
*jJ
:
Horse-laugh,
n.
Aloud laugh-
t.tfl|<l4$ - *jij>
:
Horseman,
;
n.
One
$
skilled in
r
,
One who
n.
others
<5U *
1
:
Horse-dung,
ndinf
deals
Knitted goods
.
A
*
convey water
entertains
*-*
:
A
landlord
:
*J l
*
^ * An army any
number
*;^
*j^l
(_XH-
ter
');-
One who
.
\i
Art of cultiva-
-ji.
:
Horse,
,
JbZ*
impress with
1*13 - Gl
:
terror
n.
Stockings
Hospitable,
Horrific,
^J^*li"
u*^
Dreadful, frightful, awful, terrific, hideous.
Syn.
:
JW
Hosier,
Frightfully:
Pertaining to
a.
garden culture
flexible pipe to
^
Horrid,
;
>*l
:
Horticulture,
u$
j
^ j'j- "-^V
Encouraging ad-
a.
Horticultural,
ting
a.
Horrible,
Art of ma-
.
:
;
Hostage,
-
j^J
person given as
:
.
f\
great
A
a security for the performance
of conditions
Hostelry,
*.
rfU,
:
An
(-";
inn
;
-
J^
a hotel
:
HOSTESS
Hostess,
A
.
female host
landlady of an inn
:
,j}tj*>
repugnant
;
-
*5V;A-
o
Hound,
cite
;j*
adverse
- t-il'is^ - tf
:
a
;
c^}J-
Inimical
a.
Hostile,
HOUSELESS
391
v.
To
t.
to chase
;
on
set
-
:
tf
to in-
;
;
-
Hour,
;
be
;
The
n.
minutes
space of sixty
:
- Li-W.
*,{*
nn-
Warlike,
Syn.
inimical,
friendly, adverse.
Hostility,
animosity
-
:
o
}
U*
-
Hourglass,
Hourly,
is.*jaa.
Hostler,
;
frequent
House,
:
Having heat
:
Fiery; lustful
acrid
;
violent;
A
n.
mansion
a.
Happening every
.
is-Lj
-
:
has the
care of horses at an inn
Hot,
;
dwelling place; a
a family
-
:
^
^I^U. - G|.? . Jai^ . ^IC. *
A branch of the legislature
:
:
-
firm
Syn.
Burning, glowing,
Ant.
Freezing,
fiery,
eager.
,
ing
*JU.
:
v
;
.
/.
To
to shelter
K
li^ ;
(J|.^?
n,
heated bed of
earth for rearing early plants :
Hot-bed,
-
:
frozen, cool,
A
;
-
aoU ^j
. (Ij^
:
House-hold,
^.
A
n.
a confused mass
An
a.
Violent
***
Hotspur,
.
A
~
.
;
^t^
rash
c '>
rash person
^
(hok),
.
A
House-holder,
of a house
n.
A
;
:
liv-
^'jJU.
The master
:
Housekeeper,
n.
A
superior
?s*
female servant
:
-
t~*2\
;b*JU.
)ft"
The ham
hunting dog
-
:
c ';-
Jnu*.
family
'J!
n.
-
:
:
Housekeeping,
management
Hound,
-
:
;
public
*JU. ^JL.-
Hot-headed,
ing together
A
.
s?)*^
inn or
:
Hough,
mixture
:
tl.>
Act of feloniously entering a house
n.
Housebreaking:,
^,)\ ^-H>
Hotch-potch,
^^
protect by cover-
bleak, chilly.
Hotel,
house
:
vrfJM
J
hour
One who
n.
A glass contain-
n.
ing sand for measuring time
Active opposition
n.
O; B
-
i*>
Houseless,
a.
:
Domestic
.
-
f^^\ %
)<
Without shelter
'Ai*
-
l
y$
:
HOUSEMAID
Housemaid,
vant
A
.
female
A
J'^-^s *
.
J,^
A
.
shed
#*
v.
UxJ
-
;
-
y*b j;
v.
Huckster,
small
:
in the air
the
in
a hovel
to
and
:
,
>;i* )>
In what manner
ad.
what degree
or
:
extent
;
to
1
x$
-
:
v.
least
Nevertheless
</.
yet
;
;
Hug,
ordnance
:
short piece of
\j")^f
Colour
.
\j*
wolf
v.
W^
.
The
cry
-1
:
3
Howlet,
An
.
1
owl
A
n.
v.
v.
clasp
;
manner
\
To
t.
To embrace
J*
-
/
x
w
-
,t
l^
A -coasting
'
i
^
vS
:
<-&)
:
to bully
;
:
fondness
closely
to
;
:
keep
close
embrace
;
a
-
:
Very great 7 vast
:
JK -f*-)
-
;
^
Enormous, gigantic, oolossal, immense.
Syn.
:
^4.
notwithstanding
;
swell
a gripe
immense
'
Hugger-mugger,
lv
<Sv?.. ^ *-^
eV
t.
a.
Huge,
!
k
whatever
ad. In
shade
;
-
swell of anger
A
n.
,
Howsoever,
"
dog or
an owlet
;
tint
:
Ixjj4>
wji
> -
Hoy.
-
of a
^
confusion
*-Q
i*"""*
cry as a dog or
:
,
wolf
To
i.
;
;
close to:
,
Howl,
press or hurry
lli.. - ti
confused crowd of
to treat with
A
n.
:
at
:
Howitzer,
:
:
,
However,
of
retailer
&)>*
Nevertheless
ad.
riot.
To
i.
A
n.
Hue,
Huff,
Howbeit,
:
a peddler
;
persons or things
unL
l
How,
fro
of
neighbourhood
iij$j ^.<i^)>
tumult
;
fluttering
move
to
;
A
.
articles
Huddle,
To hang
i.
:
u 1^*'-
Ifc )**'
in
Uproar
.
in disorder
Hover,
,
of a wheel
Tumult, uproar,
Syn-
:
a cottage
3
To shelter
t.
to -
:
for
case
materials used in sewing
Hovel,
The nave
.
Hubbub,
-^;)p
^
:
little
.
hallo
J
Tne
(huzif),
1
Ho
int.
Hub,
mistress of a family
,
Hoy,
ser-
:
Housewife,
-
HUGGER-MUGGER
392
^
^Invpnlv
//..Secret
.
^
-
;
j
"Sj"
:
Vw
^
/*
_jt)i tAr t5
W?^
vessel
:
uX>l
,
-
Secrecy
;
privacy
;
dis-
HULK
Hulk,
ship
The body
n.
-
Jj$
:
HUMOROUS
393
of an old
K"
(
')({*.
Hull, n. The outer covering of
a nut
The
&~tf
frame of a ship
:
A large kind
Humblebee,
bee
<*])>
of
:
Humbleness,
pride
Absence of
n.
humility
;
^
:
-
,js')^
:
buzz
To
*.
z>.
-
tiUysj
:
and
low
sing
haw,
in giving a
Humbug,
hoax
hesitate
answer
plain
A
.
buzzing sound
;
a. Pertaining to mannot divine ^fc> - iV^i
lent
(Jli
Kind
a.
tender
;
A
-
\>
-
\
:
To
Humanity,
lectively
With
Humid,
:
a"V
ftsl
Humanise,
y.
Mankind
^
:
/.
^-5)
Moist
col-
*
,i>
To render
^
-
hu-
^LJi
Mankind
.
Low
a.
submissive
;
Humidity,
depress
ness
-
:
;
;l~^i.
-
Ji-
mild,
t.
;
-
13
:
^/
4
;^'*
\l"<><* -
Act of hum-
.
mortification
;
meek-
:
HumiHty,
Lowliness
.
mind modesty
;
flies
meek,
submis-
To bring low
:
-
U
;
of
:
Noise of bees or
n.
>-^#
:
Humorist,
;
a
A whimsical
n.
wag
a droll
;
:
-
per-
^^>
"
)
Humorous,
cular
make submissive
:
C >'*
uw^io;
insignificant,
sive.
v.
'T'J'
To humble; to
/.
Humiliation,
;
"
(**
:
:
modest
;
meek
modest,
Humble,
,<}"
U .J ij^i
bling
damp
"
to mortify
;
stupid
Moisture
-
.
&>& ^.)
;
;
y
.
:
Humiliate,
son
Low,
"
h^
Humming,
Humble,
a
;
^.;>
^^-^j.1* *>^
'V d& pf
:
Humankind,
-
:
:
Dull
a.
a.
kind-
^ ^Jb^-
ct.x*.!i^ .
n.
Benevolence
Syn.
deceive
lili- j^JV*-*
i^A.
ad.
^
:
mane
t.
dampness
sympathising,
mild, benevolent.
Humanely,
ness
;
f^C*.
benevo-
;
merciful
Kind,
Syn.
v.
:
Humane,
imposition
deceiver
Humdrum,
:
Human,
kind
An
n.
a
;
:
,
,
:
to
;
To
UU&f *
To
Without pride
ad.
Humbly,
Hum,
;
a.
Whimsical
playful
:
);-
;
jo-
c,^-
to
la-
-
Syn.
Whimsical, jocose, witty,
merry.
E.-U.-so
.
HUMOUR
Humour,
i3">
* Mode
; i;
c.
,
j
of
Hump-back,
crooked back
with
:
with the elbow
:
Hunch-back,
A
n.
backed person
$
for:
Hunt,
chase
Hundredth,
a hundred
a
^^
hump-
times
A
.
:
Hunter,
ten
:
-
Huntress,
follows the chase
Huntsman,
hunts
u ;r
.
!
A craving for food
Hunger,
^l~f *^;> * A strong de,
)^;^ 4
long for
-JJt>\jL- JUTA]
~
:
Hungry,
-
li-j?
ad.
Hungrily,
petite
crave food
:
z/. /.
diligently
-
_
chase
after
l
To
to
^ ^-.^
Feeling hunger
To
pursue and
*
ts/^
gether for enclosure, &c.
A
to:
M
'.-
:
;
to
;
1^;
:
,
to search
pursue
:
To down,
kill
A
n.
Hurdy-gurdy,
stringed
,*~>
v.
t.
to cast
To
throw violently
l
:
tle
;
Tumult bus-
n.
Hurly-burly,
confusion
Hurrah,
;
:
^y>
A
'/(?//.
-
or exultation
;
i
^w^ - ^'^1
^a>
-^
J^'
shout of joy
^. ^.
-
!
si.
U
*:-, J -
Hunt,
;
With a keen ap-
^^
a.
who
-
woven
Sticks
:
To
/.
z>.
c>;^
A num
n.
.
that
:
:
Hurdle,
Hurl,
ordinal of
:
; j;l
that hunts:
A woman
.
Ul^.
n.
sire:
One
.
hundred
<&*.?*
The
a.
;
:
tyf
Hundred-fold,
much
jtlG
pursuit
J
a body of huntsmen
;
instrument
times as
search
O/
A
.
*r**
push
:
Ten
n.
A
- Ka>,i
To
out,
~
^
-
r^ *
-
jj^
Hundred,
a
j
Having
t;^
:
To up or
search
:
}/
protuberance ; a
A
n.
:
oil*
~
n.
U;
*
to gratify
;
;
:
- ctJ -
ja.
to exterminate
* Wit
~
:
Hunch,
hump
-
A protuberance
J^^ )f '?)*
n.
hunch
^
To comply
/.
humour
Hump,
J^
:
* Habit
Jl.>
:
temper
j
Whim
*
Jj5'
the
Moisture
.
HURRY
394
or capture
;
Hurricane,
of wind
.
A
violent storm
^ " ^^^*
toJ
:
s?
ad.
Hurriedly,
manner
In a hurried
:
f.
Hurry,
-
To
/.
urge onward
:
hasten
^*Vf
,
v.
haste
i.
:
To move
$
)$
;
to
<*J*
-
*f
or act
in
J^>.
HURRY
haste
Act
n.
Hurry,
speed
;
of hurrying;
-
:
-
^1 )1*]
^^JL
4*
Haste, speed, despatch,
expedition.
Syn.
HYDRAULICS
395
Hurt, v. t. To harm ; to injure
to damage
^";# iy^"
Hush-money,
secure silence
Husk,
The
n.
tain fruits
;
Husky,
A
.
:
,<)> *ji-
o^
-
covering of cer-
J
:
bribe to
-
us~~>
Consisting of husks;
a.
:
Iwi
U.O eyya.
> v
-
\f^>
/
y
A
.
,
mischief
- loii i_JjJ.G'
wound
or
-
&\*Sa
:
Wound, barm,
Syn.
damage,
a.
Hurtful,
jurious
bruise
e.^
;
^
-
Hussar,
Hurtle,
^fcU.,.
Husband,
with
A
.
to cultivate
married
:
man
husband
frugally
the ground
Husbandry,
A
.
tiller
a farmer
A
n.
mestic affairs
tillage
:
care
of
A
of do-
Hutch,
still;
-
v.
t.
To
:
quiet:
oC
still
to
Huzza,
Be
silent
:
]$,&
box or chest; a
j;J>*'
tf
*)'?*;!
A .shout
n.
&
^
of joy:
#
Hyacinth, n. A beautiful floJA!
wering Dutch bulb
:
Hyades
(Hai'a-diz), n.
of stars in
Hybrid,
_-*.
:
a.
calm
:
A
clus-
head of
u^j| KJIT-
the
ll
Of different species
^^
:
.
A
charging water
Hydraulics,
interj.
:
a
cottage;
:
Hydrant,
;
;
A
n.
mongrel
Stillness
rudely
.
rat trap
ter
:
Silent;
poor
:
Taurus
a.
Te push
t.
fi e^K"
domestic eco-
;
v.
.
lodge
%>
;
oi
;
Without a
:
Husbandman,
member
held:
is
:
Hut,
a.
place where
l<e,i
:
Husbandless,
The
n.
Parliament
fcUTs
.
wo
ill-behaved
the election of a
Hustle,
,
K *JL; Jjjf^
in-
push forcibly
To manage
-, v. t.
"
An
.
Hustings,
To move
t.
Ulx&>3 . loi
-
:
1
Hussy,
Mischievous;
to
7iolene;
Hush,
.^
:
:
v.
;
hoarse
;
A mounted soldier
.
mischief,
loss.
*:>
nomy
tone
in
rough
-
;
JLJ/1 i^lai-.
pipe of disJ5
:
.
(/>/.)
$
^b
The
science which treats of fluids
in
motion
:
HYDROCELE
Hydrocele,
m
Serious fluid
.
the testicle
Hymeneal,
Jj;J v'
A gas which is
Hydrogen,
one of the elements of water
Hymn,
-
:
_O'
^
>\*
t<
.JJfll
Art of mea-
n.
Hydrography,
*
^Ifc
Pertaining to
a.
*'
1
marrage:
:
.
;-
HYPOCRISY
396
and
describing the
suring
seas, lakes, rivers, &c., or of
forming charts of the same
:
,
v.
A
n.
song of adoration
To
/.
Hymnist,
in
praise
sogs
:
:
A writer of hymns:
n.
A
figure of
speech, which expresses more
or less of the truth
exag-
Hyperbole,
.
;
Hydromancy,
b
water
^
&^
:
:
^r
>
of
art
f.
Hyperbolize,
or
the
measuring
prediction
The
n.
Hydrometry,
fluids
A
.
:
geration
with
write
density
Hydropathy,
Treatment of
.
diseases with cold water
northern
Hypercritic,
:
Hyphen,
Hydrophobia,
The dread
.
canine madness
;
A
n.
motion by water
a.
Hydropic,
^4 ^
:
n.
of fluids at rest
Hyena,
A
n.
,j\j
JLJ:_
a.
a.
Hypnotic,
Hymen,
mark
&& &
-
->/
[
join-
]
:
(
)
*#
means
ficial
science
c^'Ju Jp
,fc
animal
.
bo ^
Hypochondria,
:
A
.
^
mental
by indiges-
-i>Jj
,-;
arti-
v..!^
^ ^5*^- ^
disorder caused
:
J
eJt*.
:
:
like
{A sleep
condition brought on by
>
t.^
JU.
Relating to health:
Hypocrisy,
n.
cw^5
unreason.i^-
Causing sleep
Hypnotism,
tion
Hygeian,
A
cold,
-
ing syllables or words
properties
:
fierce
:
The
treats of the
.
.
$$
:
Very
.
clock set in
Dropsical
Hydrostatics,
liage:
:
:
.
Hydroscope,
of
a.
^U^
An
:
able critic
which
speak
;,
Hyperborean,
water
To
/.
exaggeration
of
The god
of mar-
li>
IT
^
pretence
:
.
False profession;
^ )^~
.
t-o^i
-
yC
Dissimulation, pretence,
Syn.
Hypothecation,
affectation, sham.
Candor
Ant.
truth
;
Act
.
pledging as security
frankness
;
openness
ICHNOQRAPHY
397
HYPOCRITE
;
sin-
;
of
:
Hypothesis,
A
.
supposition:
cerity.
to
Syn.
virtue or piety which he has
K- V. ^V. J->*
not:
Theory, supposition, assumption.
Ant.
Fact, supposition, proof
Hypocrite,
A
.
pretender
a.
Hypothetical,
conditional:
a.
Hypocritical,
insincere
Dissembling
:
Hypostasis,
.
A distinct
personality
;
Hypotenuse,
^; ^
Hypothecate,
;
Condi-
&jfljA
An
n.
tJ>^j
aromatic plant
:
confined to
nervous disease,
woman
;";
mort-
:
a.
Hysterical,
Hysteric,
Troubled with fits
j
:
:
A
n.
Hyterics,
Hysteria,
line that
To
t.
.
to pledge
:
-
:
The
.
subs-
subtends the right angle
age
^^ ^f
;
Hyssop,
;
-
ad.
Hypothetically,
tionally
tance
&>fi
;
Supposed
-
:
I
I,
Stands for one
I,
pro.
The pronoun
person
Ice,
:
of the
first
^
:
Iambus,
.
A
v,
To
t.
Ice-berg,
.
ed with
A
species of goat
!yC>
Ibis,
Ice,
.
n.
To
A
bird of Egypt
^-^
Frozen water
break
the way
:
floating
mass of
moun-
ice
:
*->)*
:
Icebound,
.
A
tain or great
:
poetic foot of a
long and a short syllable
Ibex,
cover with ice
U^i\
:
:
^
-t>]
^
<_XJL
Jl y&A
* -
oj, ^
the, To
open
:
Totally surround
o.
ice
^'-J
:
Ice-cream, n. Cream
ed and congealed
:
Ichneumon,
(Tk-nu-mon)
sort of weasel
Ichnography.
plan
',
$
V^'
:
A
n,
a platform
:
-
^-t
flavour*E
,*-'
n.
A
^
ground
^-
*iJo
IOHOROUS
IchOfOUS,
Like ichor
a.
K.
Ichthyology,
of fishes
i^*-?- f1*
:
A
mass of
ice
Icicle,
In an
Icily, ad.
coldly
Iconoclast,
-v
A
.
Iconography,
n.
A
-
dice
&&
'
J
A
.
,
K
J,tf
:
jyiSjj
for
remedy
jaundice
A
n.
a.
Icy,
blow
Idea,
tion
-
.
A
v^t
JjAj
-
|
JD
tal
;
;
thought
;
-
:
Sameness
Identity,
The
:
the other
;
Ides,
n.
fifteenth
months
OO
:
fo
no-
If
Idiocy,
men-
visionary
'
:
ts**j
^5'^
Mental, intellectual, visionary, fanciful.
Ant.
Substantial, real, actual.
A model of perfection;
:
*J;*J
Idealism,
The
.
ideal existence
Natural absence of
.
cility
Idiom,
:iy>V
A
n.
-
br*
&.
i.
Ufi^b
doctrine of
form ideas
U
imbe-
sr^
mode
expression in a language
JU. J,>
-
r
Idiomatic,
guage
;
^ CM
-
JK
a.
-
1
^
of
:
;,tau
Peculiar to a lan-
phraseological :;jl-t*
Idiopathy,
ease
Jlxi. -
^
;
^ JU$
:
To
"
peculiar
.
:
A
primary dis-
:
Idiosyncrasy,
Idealize,
-
v;^
:
Existing in idea;
Ideal, n.
a type
be
to
ice
**
Syn.
^-^s>
To make
sense and intelligence
Ideal,
act of
~ U1
day of
and
OctoMarch, May, July
the
and
thirteenth
ber,
day of
I/O (^
mental image
opinion
a.
<-ij
in ice; cold; frosty:
,ij.
.
;
of
Composed
abounding
l~ tfb
:
t>
The
.
:
/.
same-
the same* to prove to be the
:
V ^ Jp
Ictus,
v.
a>^
-
*i*>
:
Identification,
identifying
-
With
ad.
exactly
;
same
juy
-
ness
not
;
J^X.
-
J*Ua-
Identically,
Identify,
(I-ko-nog'ra-fi)
The same
a.
:
*>
Affected with jaun-
a.
:
different
^>*
<~
description of statues
Icteric,
Identical,
breaker or
destroyer of images
man-
ideal
:
^
conical
-
j-
Ideally, ad. In an
ner ; mentally
?~
<
<*>
icy
^ ^^-
:
^
^
^ -;*
manner ;
V.
ty.)
v'^)
&)*
*)
pendent
:
:
science
f> c/iJ
n.
thin
;
twtf
The
.
IDIOSYNCRASY
398
.
A
peculiarity
of constitution and susceptibility
:
399
One
Idiot, n.
simpleton
J
10
^fci jJS
Idiotism,
sottish
a.
Useless;
employed
-
4
An idiom
.
# Foolishness
Hia-a!
Idle,
;
JZf
>Jy j
-
-
:
idolatry
un-
^tfij
worship
:
Pertaining
JJ*^
to
-L^ cw
,5
The worship
.
or
idols
:
-
a.
:
Idolatry,
S;^
To
t.
admire
to
;
Idolatrous,
:
trifling;
lazy
;
:
v.
Idolatrize,
idols
'^-
Foolish
a.
Idiotic,
without reason; a
:
IGNITE
of
images; excessire
attachment
:
;Ko
Idolize, v. t. To love or re~ ***
verence to adoration
:
Syn.
Idle,
unemployed,
Inactive,
indolent.
v.
To
t.
in idleness:
spend
Idoneous,
proper
reasonable
Idleness,
n.
*
:
-
4
Laziness
^-z
inaction,
sloth.
Ant.
stupid
'-Vj
-
A
.
sluggard
4
^.
Ineffectually;
Idol,
-
A
-
:
1'
idols
;
.
One who
an admirer
Idolatress,
ter
a.
fire
.
A
:
-
^
worships
-
&~tf.
^
female idola~J
V
Consisting of fire ;
fire ; resembh'ng
-
"1
:
&
1
IT
a.
*
when
Emitting sparks
struck with steel:
Igniferous,
a.
V])
.
/.
fire
Producing
To
lojo
_
form into
:
t_J)
fire
:
as
J& U
'
Igneous,
Ignify,
o^ 3 --is->
jj^*-*
:
Idolater,
-'*
,.!;!
person or thing greatly
loved
whe-
;
lazily;
^ ^tetf >^ 4
^ tfb)i 4
an object of worship
#
:
allowing
;
supposing that
ther or not
(_r-?-
of fire
An image employed
.
_6.$?
poem
;
Ignescent,
:
fit ;
person; a
lazy
:
carelessly
In case that
that
containing
uJU
Idly,
If, conj.
short pastoral
1
;
^
c^i
J*^l
Idler,
A
;
-
in-
Idle-headed
a.
-
:
Idyl, n.
:
Diligence, activity,
dustry.
Idle-pated,
d-~ ; i
-
4
*-*?)
:
Indolence,
Syn.
un-
Foolish;
a.
Idle-headed,
Adequate
.
_ ,U-
:
vs"".-i <A^.
Ignipotent,
fire
:
Presiding over
a.
Ignis-fatuus,
or; a
-
L_<y
Ignite,
^^
"|^
.
delusion
1
:
^^
- (^
v,
or
to kindle
t.
;
/.
A
cy^ ^
<J\
fiery
mete-
fe^-tJ?
^11^
jc^
-
^^i
To
set
to take fire
UCL.
.
J>*
firej
Jl
:
UJ.
-
UlS
Capable of taking
a.
Ignitible,
Ignition,
on fire
The
.
a.
worthless
-
:
*
fire:
birth
mean;
;
-
basely
-
Jbi)
JLc)
Dishonorably;
arf'.
^^ ^
.
-
:
-
1=-..^ ^i
-r G
V;
5 j>T ^.
^- rr 4
Syn.-- Infamous, shameful, despicable.
Ignominy,
,
ad.
roach
infamy
;
4
./-,-
Ignoramus,
person
:
knowledge
ledge
--
,
a.
^-''-H
An
A
:
f yZ
^.v*'
;
Ji-
:
J-V
-
JJ**-'
Illapse,
to entangle
G
S
;
;
tion
ctJ'^a.
;
.
JV
Ignore,
v.
t.
disregard
Ilk,
.
-
To
-
conclusion
a.
reeable
:
:
-
-v
&-**$
^^
^.^
deduc-
;
conclu-
;
Jx-
>Ui
ioxxo^a.
;
worthy of cen-
*" iJjUU
1
crir-
Ill-blood,
:
Resentment
.
iJtf -
e^U*
-
,.I*io
en-
;
- <s-**
a.
Impolite; uncivil:
Ill-breeding,
Jii!
.
^ - v ^1 ^
Unpoliteness
;
:
<-
?
*
Jj'V-' * Evil
-
Not worthy of
&>.fi J>
:
Ill-bred,
:
to
;
^-U
(ScotJ The same; each
Bad
:
G
JLjla. -
,-_$
:
Illaudable,
indecorum
U.J
i_O!
Ill, a.
insnare;
f\.)V
aside
set
***$
:
sud-
;
That which denotes
.
-
Without know-
--',
:
GJ<J
teuo b
:
,
sure
-
JU0isk
-
ledge
.
:
Jla. ^S
a</.
To
/.
to catch
Illative, a. Inferential
mity
person untaught
Ignorantly,
in
Inference
.
&>
;
x>
- Ola.
lo^
Illation,
easily
,i!^i.
sliding
P.
Illaqueate,
cj^Li>
-
:
approbation
of
Destitute of know-
A
.
den attack
-
-
-
<*'* ^.
:
-
J&>*
oulC
** -
ignorant
Absence
.
^^5 4
:
n.
-
n.
Ignorance,
rep-
;
disgrace
;
-
*&)?*
Ignorant,
With pain not
not rightly
sive
Shame
.
:
,xiu*5
Ignominious, a. Dishonorable;
shameful
depravity
;
wicked-
;
**-** -
isJ^
^ ^^f m
:
-
:
Misfortune
n.
}
*XS
Ignobly,
111,
diseased
;
>
Degenerate, degraded,
mean, base, infamous.
Syn.
Sick
ness
Vomiting
Of low
a.
Ignoble,
act of setting
^*y~
:
Ignivomous,
ILLEGALLY
400
IGN1TIBLE
a>
-
Jtj
Disag:
^^
#
Illegal,
n.
Illegality,
a.
^C-j-i'*
a^.
In
Illegally,
:
Uw
:
Contrariety to
-
law:
manner
Contrary to
f r-
an
&
a-*M**.
illegal
ILLEGIBLE
distinct
Not readable
k^ ^ - ^_V ^ti
a.
Illegible,
:
;
to
be read
?*
*s>);>
in-
I
;*
injudicious
<~^.l
;f
*?.
bastardy
The
n.
&>
:
of
state
***)
^-9
-
a.
;
;
'
^.w
malevolence
<*
111
:
Illiberal,
gardly
-
:
-
:
J^>
-
surly
;
-
^^'^
ad.
-
:
Prohibited
^
unlawful
;
:
ing
bounded
-
:
ci'^j
;
*
.
Ill-starred,
cruel
v.
nite, vast,
Illimited,
Unbounded
a.
l
Illiteracy,
n.
of learning
Illiterate,
taught
:
:
a.
infi-
Sour
a.
-
:
mock
Ignorance
^J^^
-
G
fice
^
want
;
-
-
;
un-
Je^a.
Syn.
Ignorant, untaught.
Ant.
Literate, educated.
E.-U
;
15
r.
enlighten
t.
To
^
^
a
in
.L>
^
uJyL. b"U|
deceive
upon by
illunfiinaje
m*>
v.
yj^?
;
to
arti-
j$
:
Illuminate,
to adorn ;
'
To
t.
to play
:
Illume,
vJl^
Unlettered
.>5!ja.
4
:
4
o!
t
v.
-
treat
,_o
:
pee-
;
-1.}^^
To
t.
manner
Illude,
immense.
>>!
;k-l
fretful
Ill-treat,
_vj
be un-
to
:
Ill-tempered,
;
:
- ct-is
.y^
Fated
a.
>-***
Unfortunate
^,..Ci
- J-^.
-Boundless, limitless,
^'Ui.
J^-*
:
a.
U^
Syn.
jiy *
-
l*u
ejtj4
:
;
^5-;^^
-
^JL.15
rules of logic
Incapable of be-
a.
frac-
;
4>-&l*bs>
-,.';
Disease, sickaess, indisposition,
wickedness,
iniquity.
Illogical, a. Contrary to the
vish
Illimitable,
fc
Disease; indisposi-
.
:
fortunate
Illicit,
r l;-Ji
Syn.
&v
Uncharitably
parsimoniously
ft.
Peevish
:
Wickedness
nig-
par-
;
tion
Ill-omened,
Illiberally,
temper;
o-wJ* >w -
:
a.
natured,
Illness,
v3
i_^;^^
Meanness
w.
Illiberality,
simony
v_X** dO
*
Not generous;
base
;
^ )y^^
-
J<-^j
:
^,'- "- \
a.
Bad
n.
Ill-nature,
Ill-looking; de-
a.
ugly
;
Leading a wicked
:
tious
formed
;
un-
Improper
Illegitimate,
lawfully begotten illogical
Ill-favoured,
well judged
:
a.
Ill-lived,
life
Illegitimacy,
Not
a.
Ill-judged,
rmnner not
Illegibly, a^. In a
:
ILLUMINATE
401
t.
To
-
"^
;
to
1
cJ-
;;
enlighten
to illustrate
:
;
ILLUMINATE
Illuminate,
a.
Enlightened
Ijfc
Illumination,
:
jyL.-^A^j
act of
The
.
illuminating; display of lights:
%^. ^i j; #
-
lyk u-oi
piration
:
-*
fty!
-
adorn
to
ance
A
n.
Illusion,
To
;
disreputdedisgraceful,
graded, inglorious.
Illustriously, ad. Eminently
nobly
:
enlighten
'-V
volence
Image,
A
.
-
^%*x
-
,
JM
To form
v. t.
likeness of
lusion
given to
"
:
a.
Illusive,
unreal
Jkb
:
v.
;
t.
-
o-j;
l
making
to
;
^^ ^A-
:
^;
s
^"r.V
>/.
clear
to
a.
Illustrative,
intel-
speech
:
J^
-
$
^>
iJv *j
-
Phantom,
vision, dream.
a.
Imaginable,
of
Capable
:
)$
J^*-
J>B
a. Existing only
not real
Imaginary,
in fancy
;
:
.^^t*-
;
Explaining
;
^^
.e-^
TT
J-*' <L
^^
^.^."
-
Syn
;
^V.^ ^r-i;
:
Imitation; sensible
fan; forms of
of
a figure
A
lj^
-
serving to illustrate
n.
representation
cy ; picture ;
being imagined
adorn
Explanation
:
Imagery,
fal-
;
-
mental
a
^ ; fci
b'
To make
to explain
Illustration,
^
f^
false;
Jio>> -
to brighten
^;-
;
:
Illustrate,
ligible
-
-
Fraudulent
a.
Illusory,
lacious
Deceitful;
-
il-
^; jt)<i
>'
*,?".>'
:
J>*
:
ception, error.
One
an idol
;
-
de-
Syn.- Delusion, mockery,
.
^
^fc'i
"T^.;*
;
lalf
Illusionist,
copy
iJ^
:
-
;
&)**
4
&~))
idea
:
male-
Enmity ;
t '*^
:
:
deceptive appear-
V.*^e* Mockery error
n.
Ill-will,
^5ldi;i
-
:
-
:
-
^ ^.f
:
Ignominous
Ins-
Brightness
.jitf^
^law
Illumine, z>. A
Ant.
able,
-
<+=.
IMAGINATIVE
402
Imagination,
n.
The power
forming mental images
conception
;
conceit
;
of
idea
;
^
:
)*&
Illustrator,
trates
}.
:
a.
Illustrious,
^Eminent
One who
.
;
-
illus-
,li .
Luminous
renowned
:
:
-
uJil^
^
Kminent,
COB-
Conception, idea,
ceifc,
fancy, deric.
})
)^^
^>--'- -^-^-u.ji-u
Syn.
Syn.
distinguished,
celebrated, glorious.
Imaginative,
nation
:
a.
Full of imagi-
fantastic
:
-
/'
;.^
IMAGINE
v.
Imagine,
ceive
or
i.
v.
scheme
to
;
IMITATION
403
To
t.
con-
think
to
;
Imbosk,
v.
To
conceal
:
To
entangle
:
t.
:
Imbrangle,
v. t.
sx
Imbank,
a
v,
bank
To
t.
mounds
defend
-
^J&L
:
tf*
by
each other
^ <~J
-
*?
*f
like tiles
(
'>
Imbrication,
Imbathe,
v.
Imbecile,
.
To
t.
bathe
all
Lying over
a.
Imbricated,
with
inclose
to
;
:
of
mind
;
either of
of strength,
An
destitute
JM
-
b
brown
Ji'pj-isiJi -
To
/.
Imbrue,
-
,*!"lJ
v.
lay,
^
v.
To
/.
make
-
:
as
$)$ !;;>
to soak
;
v.
t.
"
4
;
v.
To
i.
retain
mind
the
Imbue,
a
v.
To
t.
tinge {deeply
imbibe
u;
:
GH.;
V.
Imburse,
money
to
and
v,
t.
To
Imitable,
One^who imbibes:
to
ate
make
.
/.
To make
grievous
:
bitter
;
Imitate,
tern;
a border
t.
To
v.
to
t.
To follow as
copy
:
-
i.
to
^>^>
J*'> -
^r-^t'
The
;
a pat-
mimic;
^V
-
;
to
^
b\S j.xl7
act of
Imitation,
hating resemblance
;?.
:
J
^;$
US
adorn with
/
*$*~
a. Capable of being
worthy^pf imitation
joJiiJ' b JlJ
JjtJ
counterfeit
v.
quality of
:
;
to exasper-
:
Imborder,
Uji
:
copied
Imbitter,
-
supply with
The
w.
being imitable
.
;
tfcj(
l*s *t.^;
Imitability,
:
Imbiber,
de-
grade or sink to the state of a
W* ;y^- - $ J^JJ
brute :
in-
i^;-
or
:
admit into
:
uJ*^
in
drink in
To wet
t.
to cause to
Imbibe,
To
t.
:
firmity, weakness.
Imbed,
:
0^ u:)^
Debility, impotence,
v.
v,
to obscure
;
Imbrute,
Syn.
brO - Iy5)
a compli;
.
plot
fee-
:
body or of mind
bleness of
i_i*i
;bv')aa"4
infirm.
Weakness
n.
nbecility,
Imbrown,
debilitated,
feeble,
T
-
cated state of things
body or
1"
:
Weak,
Syn.
intricate
^j'^;
Overlapping
u^;*-*
Imbroglio, (Im
Weak
V
&)
.
of the edges
t^))^
:
im-
JJ-^
resem-
likeness,
Copy,
Syn.
IMMEDICABLE
404
IMITATIVE
Immaterial,
blance, counterfeit.
a.
Imitative,
portant
at resem-
Aiming
a. Spiritual
^U
-
:
unim-
;
o.* -
,)
*'>
blance
:
Immaterialism,
Imitator,
One who
.
,*o
s.vJ*
:
/^^^-Vw'Vj
One who
office of
Immaterialist,
.
believes in immaterialism
:
Immaculate,
a.
out blemish
Doctrine
.
of spiritual existence
:
- J'Jj - >>1*.
The
n.
Imitatorship,
an imitator
imitates
Spotless; with-*x*i
pure
;
4
:
Immaterially,
-
unimportant
:
In a manner
aa'.
:
\
Immaculateness,
immaculate
bein
State of
n.
4
b*
:
Immature,
a.
premaliire
Immailed,
Wearing armour:
n.
Unripe
ilasjG
:
crude
(.'^
Crude,
inatui-e,
imperfect,
untimely.
pre-
Unhammer-
a.
Immaturity,
Unripeness
incompleteness :.-^ -
Immanacle,
confine
v.
To
t.
:
**>)$
Immane,
a.
monstrous
-\o
fetter
;
not be fathomed
O M>
f&t
huge
;
-
1
-
;
ternal
o'
l
e
v<"'i
-
-
measure
city
:
-
-
^Sij-i
o-.j
Immanuel. [Heb,
aw/, us, and ./,
with
us
;
Immartial,
fero-
;
-
:
.
-
:
^.
Beyond
a</.
^
^-
,vV.
&-*
;
a.
Without a me-
proximate
;
instant
:
ka^li*
//, with,
God.]
dium
God
Immediately,
ly
;
instantly
an appellation of
Jesus Christ
^.
-
Vastness
.
k_.U
^M ^^^1
Immediate,
Immanity,
:
-
4
tyj,;!
in measurably,
in-
;
;
That canimmense
O-a-
all
:
^_
;
jj <A-J>
Inherent
a.
a.
inimeasurable,
I
Immanent,
.
to
,;o
- Iir15
Very great
:
;
lS
-
*; ;
Syn.
Immalleable,
;
-
&?&*.
Not warlike
:
ib_',
Syn.
J
Proximate-
ad.
directly
B> .
-
l^jj
:
^*ifi*
&)X.*
&> -
Directly, intantly, presently, quickly.
Immedicable,
.
Incurable
:
IMMELODIOUS
Immelodious,
dious
Unmelo-
a.
:
-
4
;~
Immemorial,
memory out
IMMOBILITY
405
)!)*IJ
Beyond
mind <~ &\t
larly
of
:
o., Unlimited
huge
;
vast
;
^4
-
4
o-fj
!)>
inimitable,
Infinite,
monstrous.
ad.
Immensely,
vastly
Infinitely
^^
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:
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Ct-j
Immenseness,
extent
immensity
;
-
;
^Jklj
-
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Immensity,
n.
Infinity
mited extension
CUvxG
Unbounded
.
unli^*.
tfb>4
Immigrate,
a
for
country
residence
Immensurate,
yU
a fluid
To
t.
z>.
to dip
;
fluid
^.
to
;
deeply
/".
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<4-
-
:
Immigration,
^
^b)
Ma.
residence
:
;
Removing
.
into a country for
permanent
^ u<l
tsJyC,
evil
Impending
.
:
^*
tf^
Imminence,
H>
^\)
^])
4p Jp
it
impending
Threatening
.
:
;
!yt>
dip
Syn.
Impending, threatening,
near at hand.
Imminution,
Immission,
- Uj>i
Diminution
.
J;*
V>j>
.
The
;
injection
to
;
engage
^3 -ti^ j^*
Immit,
infuse
v.
To
/.
:
tilt}*-
U^ o^ya^ >^i^
immersing
sorption
.
:
(|?
The
act
a
dipping
:
-- - *fej
';
confused
a.
Immitigable,
$)$
a.
:
;
-
to
Not capable
;
*-<>;*aa"'o
ab-
Jj*
Without
-
;
J.b ^\
of
^y 4
Immix,
mingle
v.
To
t.
jU]
Irregular, confused, dis-
mix;
131*
:
-
U/
to
^.-l
Fixedness in
Immobility,
place; immovabteness
.
orderly.
;jol
inject
of being mitigated
;
Immethodical,
;
act of sen:
plunge into
-
Immersion,
:
ila^p
ding in
To
:
^4
plunge into
t>^5
Immerse,
Unmea-
a.
;
Immerge,
Syn.
<^.L,
B
4-^4
:
order
^^
4
Immensurable, a. Immeasurable
l^W - ^>
a
pass into
permanent
la.
-^~j
:
Imminent,
sured
To
i.
z'.
4
d-Icc
;
:
^f-* -<1- ;i*
tfi'a.
1";
;
^4
-
-
:
very
;
-
:
u bb
.
fdae
Syn.
Irregu-
-
One who immi-
n.
Immigrant,
grates
great
4
:
a.
;
Immense)
ad.
Immethodically,
-
p\IJ
:
-i^^*
Uh^b.
j.ii
IMMODERATE
Immoderate,
_'L^x
-
j^lj
a.
bounds
usual
extravagant
-
_
-
unreasonably
Ant.
transient,
Transitory,
mortal, perishable.
Immortality,
from
Exemption
.
death
perpetuity
;
:
j|
^-^1 4
e.
*:'';
a.
everlasting,
unending, deathless.
- J-a
:
-
Immodest,
Eternal,
Excessive-
ad.
Immoderately,
:
^
sy^J!
Jj-a-
Syn.
:
Excessive, extravagant,
intemperate.
Syn.
ly
Exceeding
;
IMMUTABLE
406
Immoderate;
arrogant unchaste ; obscene:
ijWJ - &^Ai ^_ - 1. _^<L -X^tl?^
Immortalise,
immortal
v.
To
t.
oW
:
render
-
$)$ J!j)'
;
:
Syn.
Indecorous,
shameless,
Immortification,
Want
.
subjection of the passions
of
:
impudent.
ad. Indecently
Immodestly,
^ ^V- 4
Immodesty,
chastity
to offer
up
/.
To
^^
^
:
An
;/.
sacrifice
;
'
^'^
act of sac-
-
in sacrifice
Immoral,
ed
;
!
Immovability,
Immovable, a.
being moved
steadfast
\a*M<l<
offers
- .jCs
-*
ad.
Immovably,
unchangeably
Immunity,
vilege
-
-
!?
^
-
v-i^-G
C
Vice
n.
Immorality,
ciously
-
;
-
;
A
.
particular pri-
freedom
:
Immure,
v.
+
/
wicked-
;
imprison
To
t.
-
:
Uu
U^S
Immusical,
nious
:
<.
ad.
Wickedly
^
;,,}
last-
tj\)*.v,
a.
ing for ever
-
;
vi-
Not mortal;
.
:
;
eternal
H
-
*'M
tf
-
:
-
v
.-^>l
^
,
geableness
Immutable,
invariable
:
j*i> -
;
n.
to
y^j
G.S ji>
-
^laMlJJ
.
-<_
Unchan-
invariableness
;
-
^
^.
Not harmo-
a.
Ol;
enclose
shut up
to
;
Immutability,
r :->
...i-
Unalterably
:
:
Immortal,
;
Not moral; wick:
Wicked, vicious, vile,
depraved, dissolute.
Immorally,
fixed
firmly
;
V=-
c
ness
Incapable of
:
within walls
Syn.
Steadfa*t-
.
ness
;
JM
:
a.
unjust
One who
</.
^;
-
:
c,1jb
Immolator,
4-
sacrifice;
-Uj{ JA>)>
- lio J> .
'">'.*)=..
Immolation,
rificing
4
^*'
r.
c^iA
tf
Cie
Immolate,
:
Indecencyjun-
>/.
:
-
-
:
Unchangeable
w'-^o
-
^xi."
;
1>
IMMUTABLY
ad.
Immutably,
ably
:
A
n.
Imp,
Unchange-
or
young
a mischievous child
Impact,
&
>
;
-
i
;
Share,
yield,
grant, reveal.
;
a.
Impartial,
w. Collision
touch
;
w-*a*T
:
/4
Unprejudiced,
just,
equitable.
>
ness
n.
Disinterested-
equitableness
;
f
P.
To make
/.
to enfeeble
worse
;
:
justly
:
Without bias
ad.
Impartially,
diminish
to
;
^ ^*f
- kS
..>
^
<sJU/al^ -
Syn.
weaken
jure,
Impale,
v.
To
t.
to put to death
enfeeble.
;
on a stake
fix
:
UUc^.
;
partible
J
of being imparted
:
>.-:
Impartment,
act of
enclosing with stakes:
!;&
n.
tion
;
^
:
To
/.
:
jury
;;!
r
J*-U
mpervous
n.
parity
:
the
^^
_
-
cnjU7
v.
/.
To have
mutual adjustment
Imparlance,
delay of
Impart,
close
;
trial
delay for
:
i-a>.s
*'!
To
K"
j
?
to
communicate
:
G
>
give
-
-
^I^
o.
Syn.
Impenetrable;
Impenetrable,
impervious.
pathless,
Impassibility, n. Exemption
from pain or suffering
;
Gliw
;
.
;
suffering
pain
.
Incapable of
inaccessible
;
^-^
:
v.
Impassion,
^^
&
To
t.
strongly with passion
:
to
)
g)
affect
f
i^.
^
for
d-i^-
to
^.
jlL-
^ajt)
.
&.
'>^
dis-
;
License
:
'^1
JJD!
i=,J!^U
WO- ,i
n.
;
:
enrol
Inequality
:
Imparl,
-
:
Impassible,
Imparity,
:
u;i
or apprehend-
felt
Impanel, #.
names of a
felt
manner
ad. In a
Impalpably,
not readily
ed
be
to
Communica-
n,
disclosure
Impassable,
Not
a.
Impalpable,
Not
-.-
The
Impalement,
^.
-
a.
Impartible,
capable
;;
;
;
_5'<a5)
in-
Diminish, decrease,
_
jvej
t
Impair,
;
^.#
:
-
:
just
;
i
drive close
Impartiality,
,
confer,
Unprejudiced
disinterested
.
To
A
;
c^^
:
Ky
r.
devil
little
Syn.
&
H> - JJ.'.A?
){*>
IMPASTE
407
dis-
^;
tiii
;
Impassive,
of pain
;
a.
Not susceptible
insensible:
Impassiveness,
ness
:
Impaste,
-^>~'~
i'.''.
To
n.
d.
^->,
^ z^
Insensible-
-;'?
knead:
eZ
&&
UfcA*
IMPATIENCE
Impatience,
under pain or suffering
lessness
tolerant
eager
patient
v^ 4
<L -
';'
^Afclji.
Impatiently,
ness
^
:
Impawn,
J
s;
;'
z\
pledge
deposit as security
Impeach,
accuse
^-
v.
-iS'fl
in
f
Aid,
.Vi'-
-
1
Impeachment,
um:e
z'.
To
/.
to instigate
accusation
~J
:
V>
;
move,
that
power
:
V.
J>U
;
^J
Impeller,
Impen,
r.
.
/.
One who
To
Impend,
<5^
v.
AW
To hang
i.
:
shut in a narrow
:
place
impels
-
~ -a>
:
15^$$
over
;
to
u''
Aroiisabion,
Syn.
indictment,
charge, censure.
m pearl,
pearls
;
pearls
;
?A
;
To
/.
adorn
to
perfect
-
Impcccancy,
vc,v'r
3'
1 -'
4
-
:
'ici-
.
.
4
4
-
Sinless
*L
-
.
The
state of
near approach
:
"^
-
to
o**-*
llfl<i>
^.
Sinlessness
.
^^
Impeccant,
cable
1^
;
with
Ji
:
Impendence,
impending
- s^-
:
4
into
Not subject
a.
^"h c
form
decorate
to
Impeccable,
bin
A
.
drives forward
be imminent
I
;
Ub^
fV
-
-
-
incite,
Instigate,
excite.
ft
account
to
l;
drive forward
Uk<a>3
:
:
--
:
Hinder-
n.
a calling
;
A.
:
i!
<.>&
Impeding
!;J
Impel,
Syn.
W -K$)
impeachment
J>'S
;
assistance.
relief,
Impellent,
liable to
>
-
^I^-JI
a.
Impeditive,
to
;
Accusable
a.
Impeachable,
to
;
U^S
Hinderance
.
:
to
;
question
US
-
\\\\
Ant.
&) ^)
:
To impede
t.
to call
;
-
>J^
Hinderance, obstruction,
Syn.
-
^-^ 4
i*
To
/.
hinder
M
difficulty.
4-
1
,
*>> -
obstruction
With uneasi-
ad.
:
To
t.
^
Impediment,
;
jJi.
}b
ci.f>
^>]*
in-
;
Husty, eager.
Syn.
v.
obstruct
)^ 4
-
5
Impede,
-
hasty
;
pen-
;
-
:
-;*
^4
restless
vl..
^
3
1
rest-
;
ts)';*. :
Not
a.
;
:
-
l"!
J/
-
:^^^>
Impatient,
Impeccunious, a. Poor
J^^ - (j*&*
niless
Uneasiness
.
IMPENETRABLE
408
A**
impec- s'il
.
over
;
:
The quaof being impenetrable
Impenetrability,
lity
.
:
Ja.|jo ..J*
:
>^-j<3*-.
;
Impending, a. Hanging
^Ovo - <J
near
Impenetrable,
a.
Incapable of
being penetrated:
u^
-
;^
4
IMPENETRABLY
Impenetrable
So
ad.
Impenetrably,
hardness of heart
obdurate
-
J-^
:
IS-SB.* -
A
.
,
Not penitent
a.
Impenitent,
J
*>
** ,J
8l
>(
:
^
-
hardened sinner:
Impenitently,
pentance
<~ LS*~^
:
Impennous,
.
*>.)" ;i*i
:
command
authoritative
;
blemish
(.s-^-JkU
verb which
mand, &c.
ad.
Imperatively,
tively
Authorita-
&XSU.
:
:
^
^
ti
apprehended
-
V.1.C
Imperceptibleness,
quality of being
be
:
The
*L.i
as.,.
man-
ner not to be perceived
<e ;/ f j *-
ible
:
J?l
Not
a.
- liiri
through
^**
-
Jljj ^.
:
U
r
Syn.
Unfinished,
-
<.
:
a.
Imperial,
^i
:
Not pierced
U>j>u
-
^1
sl~$
-
,
^fctilfA
-
# Of superior
^s
;
tA.il>
or
size
-
,.* i)j
of hair on a
:
A
ft.
an
an emperor
to
-
excellence
to
Pertaining
or
:
&!^v.i.
tuft
man's lower
lip
:
i-J
^,0}
.
tfy
W'
Imperialism,
The power
.
an emperor
Imperil,
t.
of
-
:
/.
-
rfpS
.
r UJii
iucomplete,
defective, impaired.
E.-U.
a.
Imperious,
haughty
-
:
;xj -
Syn.
,Jt>lA
To endanger
:
Commanding
;
<^U<att7 -
jo^i
-
J**fc.
jxC.
;
^i,
Lordly, haughty tyrannical, despotic.
destruct-
Imperfect, a. Not perfect; defective
weak -<je& - J*<- U
;
\Je ^r*fc
yi
Incapable of
a.
a.
Imperforate,
2.
:
1
Imperdible,
-
impercepti-
ad. In a
Imperceptibly,
;
...lx.^3
.
i=~-.~.
:
J/;*^
&>])*]
to
insensible
;
^fVy^SZ.*
-
*'-a>
fully
^ ^ ^^
-
-
Not
a.
Imperceptible,
ble
of a
expresses com&>
a $ JU
}-! ^>))-
:
Not
not completely
empire,
:
The form
#
>-**
arf.
Imperfectly,
royal
-
Defect; fault;
.
-
:
^
ls\j
Expressive of
a.
Imperative,
Imperfection,
re-
Having no
a.
tire, full.
being perforated
)
Without
ad.
Finished, complete, en-
Imperforable,
-
^J~$*.~
wings
;
^
-
:
Ant.
)*)**
Obduracy
n.
Impenitence,
be
as to
^'^
<~
:
IMPERIOOSNESS
409
Ant.- Lowly, meek,
humble,
submissive, lenient
Imperiously,
gance
^
ImperiousneSS,
arrogance
52
With
ad.
:
:
jjC
.
;*^"
-
arro-
^
^
Authority;
-
^i
-
pfjs"
IMPERISHABLE
peribh
Not
a.
Imperishable,
-
f#*
Impermeable,
ble
^
:
Syn.
liable to
indestructible
;
a.
-
$f
:
-
Jl
Ji JJl^*-
-
Impassable,
a.
Imperturbable,
Incapable
^
of being disturbed:
^
Impenetra-
<.
)\j
IMPIETY
410
impenetra-
J
-
Imperturbation, w. Calmness:
^^U* JUu^ - ^ylxx^lej
Imperviability,
Impene-
.
ble, pathless.
Impersonal,
trability
Not
a.
:
^;'^
varied aca.
Impervious,
the
cording to
persons
individuality
J*i
:
impassable
Want
n.
Impersonality,
:
of
Syn.
Impassable,
anonymous
;
)^r"^
Impenetrable;
impenetra-
imperme-
ble, pathless,
able.
character
<
Impersonally,
personality
;
request
.^os>:
'V
v.
:
c^j|
Imperspicuity,
.
5*
;
-
4
*->
Vt
-
;
;
ft.
An
:
Irrelevant
a.
-
:
Ja>-
;
_
Impetuous,
a.
Syn.
Forcible, rapid,
furious, violent.
:
oti 1.x* lu>
ad.
Impetuously,
forcibly
^
'
<~
^
-
:
-
^
ad. Officiously;
jtlibt
<<>
s^i^l^i.
-
Imperturbability,
ness
.
self
possession
i
aJl>.,
IT
v<^'
-
:
'
-
-
hasty,
:
<~
Force of motion ;
violent tendency to any point :
.
-
Impierce,
through
,,;
v.
}) ys
To
t.
^^
pierce
:
4
Cool-
.
j
Violently;
vehemently
;
-
rudely
ve-
-"**"
:
jjj -
tf ,; )jj
Impertinently,
;
furi-
Violent;
ous; forcible; vehement
<e
,
intruder
;3
.
Impetus,
,
:
of
uwu.
I
Violence
Impetuosity,
v^J-i hemence
,)XJ
-ilT~r
Ji^
>ji
I",
obtaining by petition
Irrelevance:
.
rude
The Act
.
:
:
O;.-^-* Rudeness
Impertinent,
Impetration,
'"ft**
1
meddling
w ^aii7
-
a.
(*<^**
Impertinence,
-
u^ *-
-
Vagueness
"
vajjue
J>j>
/*' - ^'.;
Not clear
Imperspicuous,
obtain by
JL^U.
Personi-
//.
's>>;!;
To
t.
per-
1
^j^-
1;;-*'
v.
:
<>.
^axA
:
Impersonation,
fication
To
t.
GU;
:
u
-
Impetrate,
Without
:
to art
-'"
^
_faxii.7
*</.
Impersonate,
sonify
-
<.
w .-'-
:
<&&)#
r.
UJe
*.
Impiety,
faneness
:
Ungodliness
ij
i
->>
tf
-^.\*
j '^'-'
-
j>
*
;
pro-
^)" '^^
-^U;^J.
IMPINGE
v.
Impinge,
to clash
To
t.
-
Gj,7
Impious,
gious
-A^
-
^
:
v*-* -
-
crf^
edly
-
-
&)>$
:
-
-
:
jy
<~ J>
-
-
<^^ c
j&~
.
{
^
Irreconci-
n.
Implacability,
Syn.
*>r
)**
j^
.
entangle
To
/.
.
^
-
:
Implication,
involve
to
;
o^.
$.>
Involution
.
;
i>
'
Profanely; wick-
fl</.
lable enmity
l
ff^
-4
*>)
Impiously,
J~
:
Implicate,
-
irreli-
;
wicked
;
;
tfj'
l&
-
lilrf jC>
Not pious
a.
profane
;
dash against
to infringe
;
IMPOLITELY
411
Malice, rancour, cruel-
entanglement
:
o-<j-.J
Implicative,
a.
implicate
JMj
a.
Implicit,
implied
;
;''!
to
Tending
~J Q>
-
{
:
-
yjx.j
Tacitly comprised;
word
trusting to the
or authority of another:
-
1
^;
^s-'r-j
Implicitly, ad.
-
J-
^r
^'
-
<i
By implication j
unreservedly
-
:
b!;-
U*3
-
ty.
Ant.
Placability, tenderness,
forgiveness.
Implacable,
peased
;
Not
a.
inexorable
^
to ingraft
^f^Uw
^
-
To
infix
-$f
f>\>
/.
:
oi-
:
;
-
l
Syn.
Virtually, unreservedly,
assuredly.
v.
Implore,
_j'-*i^
Implantation,
implanting
to set;
Implate,
f.
.^^j
/.
Implausible,
spacious
Implead,
v.
prosecute
:
c^j'*?.
,!?
To
sheathe
a.
Not
To
t.
Kf
:
Implement,
a utensil
of
act
.
-
j
;
plausible
Uli^iU
accuse
to
;
iU
-
an implortsi."J!
:
v. /.
v.
Imply,
mean
;
To immerse:
loi 1^3
-
To
t.
-
UvJ
^ *e
to
involve;
to signify:
^J*~
O '.v-
:
8joj>L..>lJ -
:
ad. In
Imploringly,
ng manner
\>
-
:
to
;
treat.
-'Tge,
The
beseech
Beg, beseech, crave, en-
Syn.
1^)3
.
To
t.
-
entreat:
_ .
j
With enmity
not to be pacified
z>.
j*a.
ad.
Implacably,
&*<~~ <L
:
eui
-
(J.>>-~
Implant,
to be ap-
Gl&
^lyl
Syn.
Include,
Impoison,
impair:
v.
t.
-Kf
im-
comprise,
port, signify,
To
mean.
imbitter
-
^yl ;*;
;
to
^^>
An instrument;
v'-'
-
tufo -
11
Impolicy,
.
Inexpedience:
.).>.v"^> - e>SCa. ^j*/ - ir^x^'L*l>
Impletion,
a filling
Implex,
.
The
act of filling;
^
:
a.
Intricate
:
$!
,'j.s
Impolite,
a.
Not
k_o!
^
-
polite
^i!
.7
y
;
rude
-
Impolitely, ad. Uncivilly
:
:
IMPOLITENESS
Impoliteness,
liteness
;
Want
.
incivility
of po-
-
:
^S-^tilS
S?
a.
Impolitic,
prudent
Jil
Inexpedient
;
4
im-
Imponderable,
be weighed
'}
^-V ^
:
:
^J
light
;
Importer,
#*
abroad
;
earnestly
Destitute
a.
To
t.
of
^-^ f~*
-
:
bring in
to signify
;
to
Denote, mean,
concern.
Import,
ft.
P.
:
i*.
j
To
solicit
$
o^.'*-.
/.
dun
to
;
:
<L
from
imply
:
Vexatious; unreason-
a.
:
Importunity,
quest
Impose,
levy
;
U#
v.
- \li*
Anything imported
on
lay
y^*J
;
to
^$) %y~
:
- Clfi -
$)S>j,
-
&o
\j
Impressive com)]* ^f)
fy
a.
:
Imposition, n. The act of laying on ; injunction ; decep-
:
JL ^T *lx|# Weight;
^^.1
moment
i.^ . ^; . ^
v
-
12>\S
jl
to pass off
manding
signify,
-
To
t.
re-
Urgent
.
-
i^'*-.
:
Imposing,
Syn.
exacting
;
Importune,
-
,
solid
v.
Incessant in
a.
per-
-
:
Imporous,
Import,
brings
Ju
:
Importunate,
able
;
J-T ;i
Closeness ; com-
Imporosity,
pores
-
One who
.
^j ^a.
^We
:
act of im-
f^-]
^-';
solicitations
Void of
a.
ceptible weight
porting
ed
The
.
commodities import-
;
^. -
-
That cannot
a.
Imponderous,
pactness
taaW
-
Lj^^U^t)
Importation,
from abroad
vs-aai^
:
IMPOSTHDMATE
412
tion
:
fc*.
;i
Kjto
:
Importable,
a.
Capable of be-
^
ing imported:
J>J
.
^^
t$
bility
:
G ; ic
- Jj\>
impracticable
^'d
fj*
possible;
i
:
Impost, n. A
tom duty
a.
-
:
,j.
}
,,
;
a
;
J -
cus-
toll;
d
!
;
.
i. J;,.h,
,
Syn.
Importantly,
tax
Weighty; mo-
Weightily;
Tax, dnty, custom,
tri-
bnte.
Jjts
forcibly:
Impractica-
Not
o.
Impossible,
;
Important,
mentous:
a
<*-i; -
*>)
Importance, n. Consequence;
weight moment - ; j? - ct. ;5; J
;
n.
Impossibility,
Imposthumate,
fin
abscess
:
v.
i.
U<j
To
-
'j.i
form
!:*>
IMPOSTHUMATION
Imposthumation,
.
The
act
Impracticable,
-
J-o
untractable
of forming an abscess
& &. ^
Imposthume,
of pus; an abscess
^
:
"
Impostor,
A
-
-
-
Syn.
Untractable,
-
Ant.
Practicable,
manage-
able, feasible, possible.
Impracticably, ad. In an impracticable manner
&<+*$
:
<.jS>vS
}l>
Deceiver, pretender.
Syn.
Imposture,
sition
.
^;lx*
-.^^
-
~>.j>
(J^rV^
Impotence,
ability
;
Weakness
.
inbecility
in-
;
visionary
:
;
to
v.
Impotent,
feeble
;
wanting competent power
;
evil
;
Ui
curse
-
jj
for
call
G
&~j$
:
isJ^I -
S
for
Prayer
.
malediction
;
;
^JC^U
:
:
Curse, execration.
Syn.
Ant.
Disabled, weak, feeble,
Syn.
To
t.
Imprecation,
Weak
a.
-
invoke a curse
'L.^
,<))}**
practical
,JUi.
Imprecate,
evil
Not
a.
Impractical,
-
:
)&
<~
Fraud or impo-
:
;>**
stubborn,
unreaunmanageable,
sonable.
a
j^u^
.s*i>>
^(C
-
^
;
Impossible;
;;)
^ aly
^j* c*^
deceiver
pretender:
a.
:
')>:>
collection
')>*
.
:
<L)&.
A
.
IMPREGNATE
413
Blessing, benediction.
Imprecatory,
a.
Invoking
evil;
infirm.
maledictory
Ant.
Potent, strong, firm.
Impotent,
firm
One who
n.
:
a;-ti
Impotently,
power ; weakly
Impound,
pound
;
v,
f.
Gv$
;
.
To
;
15
;?
Not
a.
invincible
put in a
..J*
to
<sJ
:
lx/
be taken
:
jt>
^a.
of
c y^;i*
IJ^S
r^' fK*!
U-^.^
^X-ta. US
-
lx -'
>
&OAJ
<Si
*J
o
/.
:
tf
)*
Impossib-
^ -
<SJ
to
To make
Impregnate,
*l^
*
To inpregnant ^;$
v.
:
So as not
o</.
-
:
Exhaus-
.
n.
Impregnably,
:
reduction to poverty
'r
be
To make
(X3J^ -
1
State
n.
Impregnability,
/.
Impracticability,
ility
LS^*'.)'
Impregnable,
taken
k^B-9
i 'M
:
of pre-
:
to exhaust fertility
-
Want
-
:
u^Bl
:
cision
being invincible
;j*?
;
^luJ
.
in-
Without
Impoverishment,
tion
is
Imprecision,
^-^T ;j)5
^.
to confine
Impoverish,
poor
-
:
X:'
fuse
;
to
fill
;
to
imbue
:
;b;l*
IMPREGNATION
Impregnation,
impregnating
The
.
of
act
a-
:
l-"*
^5;'^;^
Imprescriptible, a. That cannot be lost by neglect (** ft:
X-jt & J. t;
Impress,
imprint
force
into service
a serious
fix
.
,
Go
-
lo'**.
:
ILJ ks~o:i.
To
To stamp
t.
To
y
Seal
stamp
;
;
Urls
device
susceptive
;
,_>j.
stamp
JU
tion
-
o
:
1
-
;
Imprison,
prison
;
/
Impressive,
single edi-
'-
:
ment
of
earnest;
Syn.
ing into service
-
'^
forc-
^ \^
;
Impressure,
indentation
w.
Imprest,
vanced
.
:
Loan
;
^)i-'
>*^
Unlikeli-
c-
1
^'
likely
Without
<
^
:
Improbabity,
extempore
study
/**
:
>b
Dishonesty
.
or a.
:
.j&.v-*
:
Offhandj
-
<L
;>* 4.
**-)*
Not proper
a.
inaccurate
;
-
-
l.yJ
:
#*
un-
;
-
lu
xe . i_.,UL
^^.'5
Unsuitable, unfit, unbecoming, indecent, inaccurate.
Syn.
Improperly,
ad.
inaccurately
<~
>T?
Unsuitably
:
^Si
.-'.I*
'.
-
^
;
<
;^ 'r^-'j^*
Want of proImpropriety,
indecorum
an un;
priety
n.
;
-
money
liko-
-.lJ JSi.
without previous
;
J-
:
suitable
l*o
Impression
.
Confine-
Not
a.
Improbable,
&)
Act of
:
^
^f
Incarceration, custody,
duress, confinement.
-
:
Impressment,
to
:
w- M-a,
In an im-
Impressively, a^.
pressive manner
*)'
;
put into 4
:
.
,_>-i^
:
L=~~^b
.
To
A
Imprisonment,
Improper,
impressed;
being
image
;
Capable
.
v.
to confine
Improbably,
_O1*y,A>
x"..
impress
on the mind
Impromptu, a</.
A
i_K'i#
-
:
influence; effect:
Jxla
yv.
solemn
Mark
.
place;
^
To
t.
to fix
;
lihood
Impression,
in the mind
v.
Imprint,
first
:
Improbability, n.
hood :
cA-'^ ;-l
:
That may be
a.
Impressible,
-
^ti
in order
y
*.
:
:
first
ad. In the
,o
G;<J
^"^i) * To make
Go o'l '? #
effect
deep
impressed
to
;
*
;$-
:
Imprimis,
^y
^
:
v.
IMPROSPEROUS
4U
;
ad-
suitable act
j*
:
*-*-ii
C
^>;>
(L. Let it be
Imprimatur,
printed) A license to print
.
:
Improsperous,
nate
:
a.
Unforta
IMPROVABLE
Improvable,
improvement
v.
Improve,
loi
-
To make
t.
better
good purpose
-
'i*>
UvS
151J
P.
Syn.
heedlessIndiscretion,
ness, carelessness, rashness.
Ant.
watchfulDiscretion,
ness, carefulness, cau-
:
;
tion.
to use to
-
Susceptible of
.
IMPURITY
415
ow^vi
To grow
;'.
,
Imprudent,
-
judicious
rash
;
-
:
t5^fi>ii-.
better
-
<L
-
<L
>-*)>)
^
J-U
to
;
4
-
4
*
*>
s-
:
jfc
-
jJL. - U.J -
15,$
?
-
^Sj"
Impudence,
^
Gjfc
:
-
from good to
^^1
Progress
better
ration; instruction
melio-
;
,
Modesty, meekness, coyness.
:
tions
Valuable addi-
(pi.)
v
:
Improvidence,
forethought
*4^!a- ^V.^)'
Want
n.
:
thought
a.
Wanting
thriftless
;
:
-
fore-
iU^
4 ^ ,.5^ 4
^-r-
t^IS" -
:
cated
suddenly
sudden
;
determination
otive
To
t.
^^
O^S
JJ,s
Force communi-
n.
Impulse,
push
v.
(im-pun)
of
^ijjJ! *ty
Improvident,
Impugn,
ad. Shamelessly;
-
<~
contradict
-A^l d-oUU
-
'
insolence.
Ant.
Impudently,
n.
^^
-
Impertinence, rudeness,
Syn.
n.
;
^^ 4
-
^-^ 4
4 ^r*
effrontery
vanced.
Improvement,
Shamelessness
.
-
Amend, ameliorate, ad-
Syn.
v^
>
3;
- Ue>
in-
;
leUxl
^l>
ncrease
-
Indiscreet
a.
.>
b^J
-
f^
^jA.^
:
thrust
;
;
or
influence >
thought
;
^*
&
:
!
JUA,
ad.
Improvidently,
-
:
foresight
Without
Impulsive,
^
* Under
promptu
:
.
fV& *"'?)}
An
^
i
im-
Ja-v
cxLflj
b
#. /.
To speak or
without
compose
preparation
Syn.
Impellent: ^^nsway of one's
the
emotions
Improvisation,
a.
y&i ^
-
:
Exemption from
-^ - !}-. JU^
punishment
Impunity,
.
:
Improvise,
:
Impure,
a.
unchaste
Improvise,
Imprudence,
rashness
:
J^-o -&i^^
a.
n.
eL
Indiscretion
-
A^''
;
oo'st*
jJ^.
Thrust, push.
Iflvlf
ity
;
foul
;
- IL.^
Impurity,
Not pure
-
n.
:
Sj.1? -
^L-u* 4
unholy ;
;
u-?^
^Ck-li
-
u<bU
.
-
"y~J(}
Foulness; obscen-
any foul matter
:
k=uiifl#
IMPUTABLE
Ascribable
a.
Imputable,
tributable
^
:
puting
censure
;
at-
;
vy*-*
Act of im-
n.
Imputation,
^
<*>
$
-
:
^=-*f>
r')"
v
Impute,
To
t.
.
to ascribe
charge upon
- IJI& .*J* -
:
INADVERTENCE
416
;
erroneous
erroneously
In, //-/.
during
;
by or through
;
account of
-
:
Waal
;
Not
a.
indolent
much
as
ing that
*
;
since
spite
ing
-
Inadequacy,
inequality
To
*
breed
defective
breed among
members
of the
G V J^Jtf
same family
^c i' * TO
Syn.
t-rfr-
hand, To
Ant.
:
one's
and
^
skill
J--
IM*;
'i
* Ins
la>;
outs, All the details and
.
Inability,
impotence
,
tf 3
\
^
.
Want
.
;
Inaccessible,
proached
;
-
a.
;
racy
;
of power
^y"G
Not
;
a.
Not adequate
;
Want
n.
;
:
&
-
yt*
Equal, competent, adequate, sufficient.
ciently
to
a.
J
Inadmissibility,
of
error
of accu:
-
suffi-
^
^
Not adhering
.fc
iO
.
8^H.a.
~V
The
JbOU
-
:
Y^.
I'
quali-
inadmissible
being
jL-
:
^^
^
:
Inadhesive,
Not
ad.
Inadequately,
-
^su,
be ap-
incompetent,
insufficient, defective.
ty
:
unobtainable
mistake
;
unequal
Jo
:
JblJU
Inadmissible, a. Not proper
to be admitted
:
Inadvertence,
Inaccuracy,
^LJL
Insufficiency
:
.$ &L*liu*
weakness
^vL-jU
,-^
:
I^-X&A^ 4.1*^.
tax^t
-
^IfttT
Unequal,
by prac-
intricacies of a matter
tsxxJ
f ^;T
:
;*
maintain one's
tice
;
-
c,^-
-
.
Inadequate,
To
keep
^^
;
<L
Notwithstand-
of,
and,
o;^J
idleness
;
-
:
^J!
;JJ)
*J^ *>&
:
*&*j*;i>
:
:
Consider-
as,
;
inert
;
-
:
Rest
n.
sluggishness
*
active
sluggish
;
Inactivity,
-
some place
-
on
;
j
In, aJ. Within
of action
.<*-
:
UU&
of
inside
;
^ >^
rest
;
;
uii
-
ad. Incorrectly
:
n.
idleness
Inactive,
Within
:
correct
~->G
-
Inaccurately,
Inaction,
Not
a.
Inaccurate,
inattention
^^
4
a.
Carelessness
negligence
;
-
Ji*-
;
:
^1,,$
4
INADVERTENT
Inadvertent,
careless
;
.
jxi.
Inadvertently,
ately
^ &
\
not be duly valued
-
Inapprehensible,
ligible
.
^i-"
sible
,$
/r<a.
Inalienable,
:
J*j-
:
J>W
alienation
A
.
:
lover
;
pronunciation
dead
Want
n.
emptiness
vanity
:
of fulness
;
:
})
^
-
^
^^j
:
tff^^
a.
Inattentive,
space
-
-
1
,l
1U.
;
careless
tf ;i-
AJ
:
Want
.
^fc'jii.
Inaudible,
of ap-
heard
f^Ti)
..o.*
Inapplicable, a. That cannot
be applied unfit
J'V^
:
;
.->.
;
-
:
fi
^^
;
neg-
^
Unsuitable, iinadapted,
inappropriate.
Ant.
Suitable,
fit,
appropri-
making no sound
:
j*
Inaudibly, o^/. In a manner
**
not to be heard
# c "-}
1
:
j
Inaugural,
^J^i
a. Pertaining to in-
auguration
u/~
:
l
:'
^;^
JkT*
ate.
Inapplication,
indolence
.
That cannot be
fl.
^_,5 i5
Syn.
;
"
r"**
Heedless
;
ligent
art;
^f
-
Heedlessness
n.
Inattention,
neglect
Inappetence,
petite
Indistinct
Not done by
a.
artless; simple
Void
:
-
:
:
n.
Inanity,
indistinct
:
Lifeless, dead.
Inanition,
;
M.
Inarticulation,
Inartificial,
Syn.
:
u^-tJl^G
JAU
:
:
a. Lifeless
-
1
Not uttered
with distinctness
Inane, a. Empty ^" ^ II^ *
Void of sense }^" J <^
Inanimate,
ijMwlLtti
a.
Inarticulate,
Ji-
-
:
-
:
.^l.
'-'
Unfitness
n,
Inaptitude,
<^~-
>rV.;'
-
In a manner
Inalienably, ad.
J>W>
f
Unsuitable
a.
Inappropriate,
intel-
Inacces-
a.
^^
,_>^~ *5
:
d>oUu
Inamorato,
-
That cannot be
alienated or transferred
that forbids
Not
a.
Inapproachable,
^Jljw ^.
:
:
JiU
^ ^^ ^
-
:
That can-
a.
Inappreciable,
;
^
}
.
^
yG
Reserved
a.
Inaffable,
-
:
ad. Inconsider-
carelessly
;
Heedless
a.
inattentive
INAUGURATE
417
:
/?.
J^-8"
Negligence
Z~~ -
;
^M
E.-U
Inaugurate,
with office
53
;
t.
1
/.
To
to exhibit
invest
:
-y
ji;
INAUGURATION
INCAUTIOUS
418
Incapability, n.
want of power
Incapacity
Inauguration,
Investure
.
with office by appropriate ce-
remonies
fnaurate,
gold
;
-
:
Covered
a.
-
gilded
;
^L
:
a.
equal to
unfit
;
un
;
disqualified
;
:
with
ta>
ly&
:
Unable
Incapable,
Syn.
T l*)-
Incompetent,
un-
unfit,
able.
~>.
,
:
gild
Narrow
a.
Incapacious,
To
t.
of
;
Wfc);*. l>j~
small content
-
:
1
'";*;
j<-
- >-&J>
r x-
Inauration,
The
n.
process of
covering with gold
a.
Inauspicious,
evil
:
^^^
:
Unlucky
unfavourable
uiow
-
-A;
:
;
unfit
Incapacity,
a.
lure innate
natural
;
-
^,,^1
Incage,
t.
>'.
shut up
:-
To
Incalculable,
culation
;
confine
j.u
'-'o
-
^
a.
to
jjji
cal-
.},>**1
Incarcerate,
v.
-
-
To imprison
t.
^~^
"
-
,
a.
To
i.
clothe with
:
Invested with flesh
:
-
embody
.~a.
'j~*j
/
v
I
n
.
Incarnation,
heat
in
:
suming
7
flesh
Incarnative,
The
.
:
act of asl
-
^i'-*.
;'
a.
nerating flesh
Healing
:
IMj
;
Incandescent,
glowing with heat
:
c,t;
1
"-
or
cr^
^
!, ^
$ 'AO o^,f
/.
To
enclose
Incase,
A magical
Fncantation, n.
charm
enchantment
,^V
;
:
in a
.
case
to cover
;
Incautious,
less
;
u.
heedless
U!xT.!
4
-
ge-
JUwl
<J
*1)
White
a.
^
'
in flesh
to
;
t".'
s
/
ll*J
v.
;
>^t
Imprison-
.
1
:
Incarnate,
^
Uj$ J^:
:
Incarceration,
ment
-H ts/i"'
flesh
in-
;
:
Growing
increasing
;
;
Beyond
countless
'ncalescent,
^
U^?j ^(.^
a.
jb;!
warm
JILL
.
:
-
:
^}>^?
to confine
:
Innate
a.
Inbred,
by na-
Implanted
.>
render
Inability
.
:
-
4
^~i
Inborn,
to disable
;
competency
jj
v.
Incapacitate,
To
t.
:
Unaware
:
;^ 4
J> "f
care
;
-
^>\y
-
I;;;
4.
INCAUTIOUSLY
-
Syn.
419
Imprudent,
careless,
heedless, thoughtless.
Ant.
Cautious, careful, heedful, thoughtful.
ad.
Incautiously,
carelessly
<~
:
-
*
incendi-
*~*****
n.
Sexual intercourse
within the prohibited
degrees
of kindred
b
, u*^s.
ilo-J/lj
Inch,
i_? j -
Jib
,
tious
Inflammatory
;>'
:
Incense,
by fire
sedi-
;
-
*^>
al-a'j -
A
i;
Incense,
z.
provoke
:
^
^ -
;>=>
enrage
to
;
-
Jv.
r
j-
part of a
or deg-
small
By slow degrees
-
^.
^j|
island
:
inches,
Inchastity,
:
*o ;
Jxi^
Lewdness
.
:
.
^
^IVa*
To
/.
>'
-j/.'^^S)
jJ
?^ * By
Perfume.
Syn.
l
j*-
^j
:
distance
JU?
:
:
jj'a.13
twelfth
small
;
(/w. insh)
)&
Perfume exhaled
a.
The
/?.
foot
v;
-
;K.t. sv.
ree
a.
,j;^l3)
-
>?/
Guilty of un-
a.
Incestuous,
sets
;j;! ,_"!
:
agitator
:
>y<,,:njp
Incest,
natural cohabitation
,V;
One who
n.
-b.y3-U.C)
Continually
vy!,:--;na-
:
An
n.
:
Incendiary,
on fire; an
ad.
Incessantly,
^
Incendiarism,
ary act
Unwarily
;
INCISION
^L-^jt;
Inchoation, (in-ko-a-shon)
Beginning of any work
J
n.
J>
To perfume
with odours
Incident,
:
on
Syn.
Enrage, provoke.
Incentive,
ing
a.
Inciting
,
Motive
f?.
;
-
f.
Casualty
;
fact
*"^)j')J
stimulus
A
.
commencement
Syn.
:
Inceptive,
o.
ning
J*
Inceptor,
.
^
A
~
^
f
Noting
{
:
beginning
:
-
^f
"'?
;
beginner
u'^>
:
:
occasionally
Incessant,
intermitted
Syn.
:
Unceasing
-
fjjA
^"xi
;
un-
-
IMQ/ uC>
r
u - - r^
;-'t^"-
Unceasing, constant.
;
-
,yt*"l
casual, con-
Accidental,
tingent.
-
:
Casually
s!U
Incipiency,
ment
;
Commence-
.
U*
:
Incipient,
.
-
}U|
Beginning
:
.A
jrVa.
jiiJi
JU|
begin-
;
-
:
Accidental
a.
Incidental,
Incidentally, ad.
Inception,
falling
^l^G ^iS\
casual
,
;
mov-
;
^iff'WjiLf
:
Casual
a.
:
Incise,
v.
/.
L>^/
Incision,
wound
-
}liT
To
cut in
- G><
jiS
-
A
cut
;
a gash
-
oK
.
:
^Uo!
U
\
;
to carve
Uil^
-
:
- IL?K"
a
;
\
a.
Incisive,
biting
Cutting ; sharp ;
$
k-3- - )o - JMj
:
Incisure,
cut
An
.
INCOMBUSTIBLE
420
INCISIYE
a
incision;
:
closed
a barrier
;
Include,
v.
comprehend
v.
Incite,
To
f.
stir
on
rouse; to spur
up
;
to
hold;
>r-hV
Inclusion,
cluding
comprise
The
.
act of in-
restriction
;
:
';.>>!
-
IS^.'^L
Incitement,
Motive
.
centive; impulse
:
in-
;
-i_j>jaoJ
Motive, Incentive, stimu-
Syn.
encouragement.
lus,
Incivility,
Want
.
of courtesy;
Inclusive,
a.
prehending
Inclosing
;
i-
-
- &/
:
Incoagulable,
;
v.
Inclasp,
^&D
:
com'*t*.^
.
~
:
f
*.
,*.
JjtiU
-
jj
Incapable of
a.
Incoercible,
j*\ <L
To embrace
f.
;J'i-vi!
Incapable of
a.
being concreted
litfr3!k>t
disrespect
to
:
to
;
^
-
:
To
f.
M
-
:
being compelled
:
;>*?
1
- )*
:
JJ+
3
\.S
_
Inclemency,
roughness
;
Severity
-
-J.1? -
;
ness
stormy
;
rainy
<JJ
tendency
leaning
disposition ; love
;
-
ut^liA JjljG
or ad.
Unknown;
^IA^J
a.
in disguise
A
.
ja.
:
-
;
Want
.
.?J.33.!
-
oi!j-.G
cy.
dispose
;
put
in
^
-
v.
To
/.
bend
to
'^<a.
Inclose,
lean
-
:
'J
;
.
U$Jj JA.^
Ij^O
t.
To
;
shut in
to
JL.
S
a case or
envelope
o OjiU . C, (
Incoherent,
loose
;
a.
inconsistent
^il
;
to
ly
:
ti^
closing
;
//.
that
The
}
^1,
:
^
o-
act of en-
which
is
en-
;
-))*.
:
-
Jx-
^
ad. inconsistent-
-lJ 5
x*
^^
-
Jilj-U
Incoherently,
:
- vsJbtia^
Unconnected
^
:
Inclosure,
of cohe-
LiS|
;
/.
fj*^>
want of connection
Bent, proneness, tenden&.
-
;
sion
Incline,
^^
-
:
Incoherence,
Syn.
That canknown:
not be recognised or
Incognito,
Rough, stormy.
Inclination,
vG
.
a.
Incognisable,
^-.'^
Syn.
K
;
^^
:
Thoughtless-
-
^*
:
^"4*-
Unmerciful
a.
Inclement,
severe
Incogitancy,
n.
c&i ;J
:
.
-j!
^.^.U^ G
That can-
Incombustible,
not be consumed by
a.
fire
:
INCONDENSABLE
INCOME
profits
Revenue
n.
Income,
^-i
:
*
s^tJ
^KJ.fi'U-
receipts
;
- J-e\*.
Incomplete,
a.
com-
;
;
partially
:
equal measure
ing
Incomplex,
ed
,.
-
to
impart
J>y
-
!j- ti^UJ
Sjj^iS
:
Incommutable,
Not
a.
simple
Uncompound-
exchanged with another
ableness
:
:
C
^3^Incomprehensible, a. That
cannot be comprehended ;
inconceivable
>
matchless
-
:
a.
- **+' .
)^
;
J^
;
Want
n.
:
Not
a.
limited
Incompressible,
of
<$.>
Incomprehensive,
extensive
Excellent
a.
Iritomparable,
;U ^ **-.
-
:
Incomprehension,
^
-
:
^
^V-)-/
be
to
Incompact, Incompacted,
solid
v- vx*
Untract-
.
^;jk- ^
-
comprehension
Not
^
&)**
;
Not apt
a.
Incommunicative,
a.
:
Incompliance,
annoy-
;
LJJC
- *
;!/U
;
Unsuit-
o.
inconvenient
:
Not of
a.
-
:
Incommodious,
;
:
jJ-J'
Incommensurate,
ible
^ ^ J^tTU
:
n.
Imperan unfinished state
;
-
^1^1
^1*7
Incompleteness,
fectness
ing in
;
U
-
ad. Imperfect-
Incompletely,
Accruing
J<-U
-
A
:
ly
Incoming,
Unfinished
a.
imperfect:
^'>.
tax,
on income
tax levied
;
-
a.
^
-
:
}
&
Incapable
of being reduced by force into
a smaller compass: ,X- i <_*>
^
Peerless, matchless.
Syn.
ent
J
Inconsist-
a.
Incompatible,
-
incongruous
-jBi.
Incomputable,
lable
^U"
:
Inconcealable,
kept secret
Syn.
Inconsistent,
ous.
incongru-
ad.
Inconsis-
Incompatibly,
tently
^
:
Incompetence,
insufficiency
:
Incompetent,
n.
SJ'
.
-
a.
-
:
to
t*U
be
J>W
IncompreiJl^l JjlS jx*
Inconclusive,
Not
a.
a point in debate
Inadequate;
incapable; insufficient
J)t5G
jl*
Not
is-i'i'^G
Inability ;
^ - >*'; 6 ^
I< 1
:
-
_
a.
:
Inconceivable,
hensible
Incalcu-
a.
:
-
J$^>
settling
-
:
'-^
f
Incondensable,
not h
a.
condensed:
j^*
*"
That can:'*-'
:
Jj'JU
INCONGEALABLE
Incongealable,
<.f
:
Unsuitable
a.
Incongenial,
Incapable
^W'-l J>t"U
.
being frozen
not of a like nature
4
J^.
-
Incongruity,
:
;
J^V^
Inconsistently, ad. Incongruously
comforted
impropriety
;
OA-^'-'J
Incongruous,
4
c-5:j-
laJu'-k- ^
1
-
it
u?-
Syn.
Inconsequent,
Inconsonant,
illogical
;
-
'>
J^
)i*.tf
^'
-
J^ 4
cernible
-
:
.ftUe .xi -
'
;
/h.
vXi
.
^
^> 4
;
fickleness
^
!c
fickle
;
4
-'^-
flj
v
:
;
4
4" ^
4
^.^
unMutable,
ftckle,
steady, chacgeable.
Syn.
;
;
^
:
L..-^~
^
Incontaminate,
~
a.
steadi-
u" **-'
2
1
ft*
^ ^^4
*
Pure
:
Incontestable, rr. That cannot
be disputed; unquestionable
of
-
i.J^-'.>
-
;
Not
Jxb b
,*le
un-
;
4 ^> 4 o
;
changeably
<:
J
-
unsuitable
Not
ad.
:
Want
n.
}
Su-
'^ICbSLI
en
;
:
vvant of
-
-eajtle-U
o.
firm
variable
1
incongruity
Inconsistent,
^
*io JJ Hi
.
4
^1-'"
-!
;
Care-
^-*-'
.
:
Inconsistence, }
Inconsistency, ]
-
Not
a.
mutable
ly
Inconsideration,
steadiness
.~'o
.
:
Inconstant,
jG ^_
,;>_
a<f.
J-tJ
;
Unsteadi-
ktsJJblSU
thoughtlessly: u'^tf
agreement
r>
.
Inconstantly,
ll:cnj,'ht
dis-
...l*^. li
/
Inconstancy,
ness
'^*.\.- 'j-:^
Inconsiderately,
1?
Not
a.
Inconspicuous,
<L>
Careless
.
-
:
(JJ'P
-
(5
-!;.:. 17,,..
Inconsiderate,
;
J! ; -
.
w.
:
less!)
-
:
'Hi.
>
unimportant
;
thoughtless
-
:
^'ik'Unworthy
Inconsiderable,
nc/tice
regular-
-
y
small
Inconsist-
a.
discordant
:
:
t;
T~*--'
Not
<?.
jj ***
of
comfort-
Disconsolate,
innpprnpriato.
L'nflt,
ly inferred
b
to
*
it
ru
:
-
U&4J
Syn.
-
:
Inconsistent;
a.
inappropriate
;
3;
Not
.
:
ent
'
4-^-^-4
^laj;
Inconsolable,
less.
-
unsuitable
^
:
J^ktU
yCf
Inconsistence;
.
unsuitableness
J-IiriJ
-
^'*.
INCONTINENTLY
422
:
.
traint of the
ness
-
:
^AjJ
-
jfc
(.!>!'
Incontinence,
n.
^
c^a.
4J ii>
Want of
passions
;
->J
res-
lewd-
'
1"*'
"
consist-
contrary
ctas.B.
Incontinently,
ly
;
^
l^:*l
tf
ad. Unchaste-
4
-
INCONTP OVSRTIBLE
a.
Incontrovertible,
able
-
-4.L..*
:
disadvantage
<
,
iijJX" -
v.
-
-
vs>
-
in-
;
inopportune
;
-
4
u^t-T
Inconvertible,
Ji>-^
ilu"*
-
:
or
t,
form into a body
into
-
:
to unite
*
L'o
U
-
;
^
v.
i.
To
to
grow
-
:
lj*<! .
$
;
G
S
_&JA
;
-
vi
fcjli*.
a.
honest
;
Associated
mixed
;
Ji,-
i-
corruption
tion
;
-
I'JU
^O
body
-
-
:
Lw
.
;
Incorporeal,
spiritual
:
-
J^
Incorruption,
^
;';
5
Immaterial;
-^U ^
j;
^U ^^ ^
^U-a
4
Exemption
.
from corruption: ^
Incrassate,
-
to
;
To become
x.
.
fat
grow
-
:
iJy>
te>j
U j-
\jjS>
,
Thickened
a.
thicken:
jx*
^t
o.
fattened
;
-
:
to
v.
To become
:
n.
:
;
b;
,
JJl^SjS icjt?
To augment
t.
to
-
grow to advance
jo - Ulo - lLo fob.
Uv$
,
Tending
r
/.
.
to
;
C
; <i;$
Increase,
greater
ji^T
u
a.
v')^
J'
LE> H^
formation
;
^
5
IMj <J)*>
:
Combina-
.
association
of a political
b vs^Ua.
Incapable of
-
:
Incrassative,
Incorporation,
-ub
:
a.
Incorruptible,
thick
&j> ,*~=P"
I-'
,
$*
lLv>
,,CvJ;x
Incorporate,
tainted
!U|
Pure ; sound; un-
a.
Incorrupt,
Incapable
of being changed
v.
C
:
L-^ftS
a.
^>
i-9-w iyK-1
:
^^
Unfit
a.
ably
a* -
j*-t
j
Irreclaim-
afl?.
Incorrigibly,
t&AwUrtU
Uji
-
,tt>
;
:
put to trouble
Inconvenient,
commodious
-
fl>
is-sp.0*
annoyance
;
IJvJ
4 cV 4
-
n. Unfitness
d-ib
To
t.
Indisput-
f$$y
Inconvenience,
INCREDIBLY
423
>
to
;
Jjy
Augmentation
add
lk.j*
pro-
;
-
Incorrect,
faulty
Syn.
:
Inaccurate
a.
&*)& G
-
^s*,-*
Inaccurate,
^
duce
:
-
- Lis
believed
Incorrigible,
correction
;
a.
,>!*
^
Growingly:
erroneous,
Incredible,
,..-
ad.
Increasingly,
Incorrectly, ad. Inaccurately
:
^k) ^-^
;
wrong, faulty.
not exactly
-
-
-.
;
''.^.^{')
/
Sr
Bad beyond
irreclaimable
;
LJ|
:
Incredibly,
ble
o.
Impossible to be
^"*a^.
manner
:
XP
;
-
-jVIV' jkijTj
In an incredi-
b
INCREDULITY
n.
Incredulity,
to believe
Indisposition
1
a.
Increment,
**
^'j^j*
:
Increase;
.
-
^'yel^
Indisposed to
receive as true
:
.
^'JT* ^
:
Incredulous,
duction
424
,<x>
-
&?>
pro-
J^i]
,V)"
INDECENT
Incumbent,
a.
Resting upon
imposed as a duty
-
;
-
,> ; J
^If
- I_--AT^J'J -
-a'
k
One who
.
,
:
in
is
present
possession of a benefice, or
office
any
Ju
<JS }
IS
:
#V
Incriminate,
v.
to criminate
To
/.
-U
:
accuse
;
Ul/J'i
-
Incur,
To
/.
.
become
run
into
UU&
L1I3 -
crime
to
:
Incrust,
z<.
To
/.
hard coat
of young
A demon;
^A
nightmare:
.
remedi-
Irretrievable,
Incursion,
An
.
invasion
predatory inroad
a
;
jo
:
the
Incursive,
- ^-
a.
Hostile; invasive:
-<^tf>
?. /. To
impress or
enforce by frequent admonition
to urge, on the mind
Inculcate,
;
Incurvate,
crook
:
To bend
/.
t/.
. GtaiJ .
U>)w
UK^
to
;
. U|
J
:
.
The act of imInculcation,
pressing on the mind by fre.
quent repetitions
^i".
Inculpable,
Sl
J ^
Inculpate,
censure
v.
:
^_
^.^ ^
blame ; to
^
jx*ai7
To
f "^
.
- UtiJj
something
state of
office
:
l
n.
~ 5 ;>
A
-
-V
.^^
r^
lying on
ioC" * The
holding a benefice or
:
,
:
Incurve,
v.
To bend
/.
Incurvature,
.
A
:
-
UK^
bending
i.f
yy&> ^_
l
Incumbency,
f
Blameless;
.
/.
^s^*;
^
.l".
-jV
- 'J'ft
:
r
a.
without fault
-
:
Curved inward or up-
a.
ward
an
irre-
less.
UA-. |oJ)
:
Incubus,
Syn.'
*
act of sitthe Hatching
for
n.
Remediless;
:
^.lyi
The
.
Incurable,
. GJf
cover with a
IJ'eja.
on eggs
a.
coverable
:
Incubation,
ting
Charging with
a.
Incrimatory,
to
;
liable to; to
bring on:
:
JK*
a.
Indebted,
Owing money
:
^<,j- # Being under obligation
:
u,,* )--.:-
Indebtedness,
.
being indebted
n.
Indecency,
modesty
Indecent,
decorous
-
:
a.
;
c,'-* I- jyCi*
The
state of
:
Indecorum; im-
^a>l
.
Unbecoming
gross
:
M
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;
in-
INDECENTLY
INDEMNITY
425
Not
a.
Indefensible,
Sy n
Unbecoming, iu decorous,
.
-
u&Jl^*^
:
a:
lis.
VJ.P
be
to
vindicated or justified
->-'-
/I
shameful.
cency
Without de-
ad.
Indecently,
Indeficient,
^
:
Perfect
a.
Indecipherable, a. That cannot be deciphered
Not
a.
Indefinite,
mind
ttii>' .
Indecisive,
tating
Wavering
.
irresolution
;
,_ro
:
+f
^iMiT^I
a.
^
Wavering
point:
,}>
-
^i-o
jjij-j j
uncivil
;
ners
i&JL.
:
-
.
in termination
4
'
/** J?
VH
-
:
y
*>* 4
'
f^""
Sudden
premeditated
-
:
;;*
LS^-^
^
n.
Impropriety of
behaviour J&^Asti - ^)(*] ^.
:
^dJ
in fact
^Ijjlj
Indelibly,
to
be effaced
*$
:
.
gant decency
Not
Sj
oV^
Indefeasible,
&>
)*
a.
:
^>
:
-
plete
:
.
;
^
&&
t-w! JjlSU
Perfect
;
ele-
-
:
;
manners
Syn.
Indecent ;
a.
offensive
:
to
-
-
good
*J-.
See Under Indecent.
Indemnification,
.
Security
against loss or
bursement
Indefective,
of
u~\
:
Incapable of
made void
being
-
tired
y$ )j>*
Want
n.
'ndelicacy,
Jl 5 }lf
In a manner not
a^/.
Indelicate,
not yielding to fatigue
ri3J - -
J -l "*J
:
coarse
a.
'ts'
un-
;
Indelible, a. That cannot be
blotted out
<<- *5 - ^>
Indecorum,
Indefatigable,
'
J
.
:
^rf**
&:*> *
-
:
*JyaL ^i
^ &^
ad. In reality
ft*
-
A*>tiO
V.
Indeed,
;;*
a.
;
Not varied
a.
Indeclinable,
<>_
#*
i 3 >>a-0
Indefinitely, ad. Without any
Indeliberate,
-
un-
^ The article, (Gram.)
The articles a and an ^*
^.jj)
good man-
- i_*sl
-
,..
settled limitation
Unbecoming
violating
vague
Ifo!
-
:
final
.
jj.
a.
;
-
i-jjjS^
JlIJL,!
Indecorous,
f^*
:
.
hesi-
;
not bringing to a
;
of
^
_i,
.
limited
;
precise
:
Indecision,
-
:
JSLjls,lS
:
damage; reim,;b *-v> $ ^UiJ
com-
Indemnity,
loss
B.-U-54.
or
//.
Security against
penalty
;
compensa-
INDENT
tion
426
INDICATIVE
a.
Indevout,
:
Indent,
To
/.
z>.
by contract
notch
-
:
UjJ
bind
to
;
Index,
n.
out
the
;
Irreligious
^
:
That which points
hand W^used by
;
printers &c. to call attention
gn
A
n.
,
notch
mar-
the
in
e
forefinger:
y^-eol^-cs.461 * table
A
the
contents of a book:
^y^UO* . m^,j>>
:
Indentation,
The
.
cutting into points
an edge or border
U
:
n.
Indenture,
&.
*-'J
:
written contract
U'
$
Independence,
U
-
t"
Jl"
Independent,
on others
;
?
~
a.
-
j.^
;
from undue influence
-
jji: ;h
Indescribable,
-
:
.5-)'
ceasing
a.
r
:
.
^!}i
That can-
a.
^j
<^
:
Perpetual
j^-
;
un-
-
:
^"'^J
}"!y^
Indestructible, a. That cannot be destroyed:
,ylJ
^
Indian-corn,
maize
A
.
:
;
Indicant,
a.
ble to be
^l21T..!
^
Indevotion,
gion:
a.
Impossi-
determined
Indetermination,
ing state of mind;
.
.-"
:
n.
_
:
.
|^
i^t,
show
.
To
t.
^
.
^
-
:
^
tijS)
Indicate, v
of
species
jii!b
point out
;
to
l^
:
Indication,
symptom
Syn.
Token
n.
*s~V*
:
-
c ^.o
Impiety
-
Mark, token,
;
_r
..>
j
(
sign
;
^lij
. s i^|
;
sign,
symp-
tom.
a.
Indicative,
Showing
ing to notice-:
-
bring-
;
^>\- W)
^%^
n.
(Gram.) The form of
the verb which simply affirms
or denies JJ
*Jf
,
^
:
^>.>\
ixJlo ujjLx
Indict, (Indit')
with a crime
v.
:
To
t.
f'^>
S
charge
W'
Waver-
irresolution:
_>i.;S7
.
^j
Showing
JI,JI
Indeterminable,
In-
.
i
native of India
relying
^,05
Indesinent,
c,
-iji
^)^a>-
Not
i;i- i^s.
;
not be described
A
.
ir
-
not subordinate
a
,
to
Pertaining
Jf
;
$
Exemption
.
^i
:
J^
bind by a
^;- ;15
:
bji
;
<*-^
';j|
To
a.
dia
agree-
-
/.
Indian,
-
Written
Indenture,
ment
of
act
a cut in
;
:
c'fl: * The
K"
iy|ij
,.yf
\j\#f
Indictable,
a.
dicted:
Liable to be inJjtf
-
>s
^
'i
irreli-
;
-
Indictive,
lared
:
a.
^^
Proclaimed; dec-
INDICTMENT
n.
Indictment, (Indit'ment)
formal, charge
A
an accusation
;
INDISCRIMINATION
427
tial
:
:
Indirectly,
Indifference,
impartiality
ness
s?*
unconcerned-
;
-
:
1
Mediocrity;
.
^4
4
4
-
^
^)\&>)b
**)*
unfairly
:
ad.
^
'
sH**
4
<~
Indirectness,
Unconcernedness, care-
able
;
trivial
disinterested
:
-
country
:
:
L*;'
Syn.
-
-
o^jo
^
-
^1-
Penury
.
1
impartial;
Native to a
a.
,j)lj~2i
Indigence,
;
pass-
;
4 -J*f<>_
&,l
Indigenous,
ty
Neutral
a.
l
^iS
.
-
^~!;ti
Indiscernible,
-
g>
visible;
^^
^l ^
:
Indiscerptible, a. That cannot
be destroyed by dissolution
or separation of parts
#*
:
pover-
;
-
^-J&j
,_/-&'
Poverty, want,
pauperism.
need,
Indiscoverable, a. That cannot be discovered
^V.; >?>
121
:
Indigent,
a.
Needy poor
JxIsD."
Indigestion,
.
:
indignation
4
a.
Indiscreet,
considerate
-
;
^a^Jlju^
Want
of due
&)&]
.j*^^
angry
;
digesti-
Affected with
a.
Indignant,
Not
a.
:
digestion
:
;
Indigestible,
J*" ble
raging
;
s^y?
:
Imprudent
injudicious
Indignation,
with disdain
Indignity,
injury
;
an
:
Indiscretion,
rashness
n.
.
jfc*1
/**
J
:
- L.lxTa.1
4
Imprudence j
-
:
in-
;
~i
.->A
Anger mingled
t\li'o.
4
)\tL.\
&>o*
making
Without
a.
Indiscriminate,
n.
;
^^x^
^
-
Not
a.
not perceptible
^
Obliquity
.
^1 4
lessness, negligence.
;
^ g>
-
^~\$>
-
dishonesty:
Indifferent,
^
^-
t"<jl
Ufeljtf
Syn.
Obliquely
-
any distinction
miscuous
;
pro-
:
Contemptuous
affront
utJi -
:
csJ^I -i*-i
4
,v>
Indigo, n. An Indian
used in dyeing blue
:
- i-^Jt*
distinction
;
Without
ad.
in confusion
jjjc^ tic^l -
plant
Jo
Indirect, a. Not direct circuitous ; round about ; inferen;_
Indiscriminately,
Indiscrimination,
distinction:
7
^t*-
n.
4
:
J^>)J
.
Want
of
-
;V."-J
^
INDISPENSABLE
a. That cannot be spared; absolutely ne-
Indispensable,
cessary
<*
-
:
^*
Necessari-
be distinguished or separa-
to
v.
disincline;
to disqualify;
;
JLUU
G
.
* Not
js\ ; U
-
^jil'
Unwilling
health
in
^- J~$
:
Indisposition,
.
:
per-
A
n.
thing
fect
:
to
is
compose
:
Single
one
;
:
L
Individualise, r. /. To distinguish from others :
^/ #*J>
0^
J^k
Slight illness;
person or
single
Individuality,
|j^
- Glfi)
Separate
.
distinctive charac-
;
:
Incontest-
a.
Indisputable,
able
what
dictate
;
- ^4
ji* i^5
:
existence
dislike
a.
Individual,
,
a.
To
/.
be written
~.
\*
-
i*^
:
Indisposed,
v.
'>
To
t.
to render unfit
to disorder
**
:
Indite,
to
Indispose,
Unable
a.
Indistinguishable,
ted
jxij
ad.
Indispensably,
INDOLENT
428
undeniable
;
evident
ter
-
:
H!>S;'
Individually,
:
\*.
-
-
4
<;;
^Y'r.
-';
v/
1'
ad.
-
J^l
b^i
,^' <-V*to
S3 n.- rnquostionable,
incon-
r
ness
1
Separately:
<**> - jf/l
1
Indivisibility,
^-^
b^
Inseparable-
.
:
testable.
ad.
Indisputably,
Unquestion-
divided
:
Indocile,
Indissoluble,
solved
;
firm
a.
Not
binding
;
be
to
dis-
a.
Indivisible,
tractable
a.
Indistinct, o. Not plainly marked not lear faint ; obscure :
-
v.
imbue with
tincture
with
To
t.
teach
learning
any
Obscure, dim, vague, im-
opinion:
Aryan
Indolence,
a.
Same
:
perfect.
Indistinctly, ad. Confusedly;
/?.
;.>
Indistinctness,
uncertainty
:
Laziness
;
dislike
:
>jk k-j^j^-
:
.
as
t>;l
to exertion
obscurely
;
to
;
;
Indo-European,
Syn.
in-
Unteachable;
:
to
(
^
:
Indoctrinate,
;
That cannot be
)
Obscurity
,
;
Indolent,
)^
4.
a.
Lazy
;
careless
:
INDOLENTLY
ad. Lazily
Indolently,
ly
429
;
listless-
:
a.
Indomitable,
able
#*
^-J
y>\ f*.
Performed or being
a.
Indoor,
v;^
^*
-
:
_
j>l?
within doors
v. t. To introduce ; to
put in possession of an office:
Induct,
Unconquer-
untamable
;
,
-;w)
:
^K-
_
Induction, n. Introduction to
an office ; entrance ; the method of reasoning from particulars to generals
-
:
;!;K~I
KJ^
"
)~W.
Indorse,
v.
To
t.
on the
write
back of any paper ; to assign
by indorsement ; to approve
/
))
.
/
Persuasive
a.
Inductive,
ing to inference
lead-
;
lf
:
:
ad.
Inductively,
O
vS
>
Indorsee,
whom
a note
or
O\ V\Mf
-
tiflAtf*
)
bill
indorsed
is
change
*
)ji
The person
.
Indorsement,
to
One who
.
a
;
s
l
gratify
-
:
restraint
;
ly
;
An
.
^
-
J^
Undoubted-
unquestionably
r.
prevail
cause
:
/.
on
-
l-V
!i
-
introduce
;
to
to
bring on
;
to
J^-
to
;
to
;
*
1^;
; >;l5
Forbearance of
favour granted; gra-
;
.
fondness
;
-
Indulgent,
or
a.
^^ ^h ^
-
^;V
-
:
-
- LS-->tI*
Prone
to indulge
ilf
humour not
jlxj
strict
;
-
:
J^iA
}b)>tt-utat*
<s*J!
:
To
j
;
CS-UM
Syn.
Induce,
>
the sea into
ad.
Indubitably,
allow
to
fff*f
tification
Indraught, (indraft)
:
:
:
s
v
land
To give way
/.
.
humour ;
to
Indulgence,
openu.y from
inducts
Jfl
indorses:
^
yv
j/
-
O,i
Indulge,
writing on the back of a note
Indorser,
One who
.
;
-*.
Sanction
.
inference
of ex-
^
:
Inductor,
.-U O 8.
By
Kind, liberal, favouring.
Indurate, &. /. To grow hard ;
ia-^.
to become obdurate
:
-
U.B
vtfo -
b
hS
tfjfc
Hardened unfeeling;
obdurate: J^L* - _r ^'G - LS-SW
,
a.
;
.
Inducement,
.
duces; motive
That which
<
in-
;
:
Induration,
Inducer,
?.
A
persuader
:
<~+e
hardening
.
;
^
The
-
-
act
15$
of
a hardened state
J,x.Cx,, -
^uJlkw
-
>.ax
:
INDUSTRIAL
Denoting the
a.
Industrial,
of manufacture
processes
pertaining to industry or art :
mJ x^.
Inefficient,
not active
;
ity
a.
Industrious,
diligent
-
ft-**
:
Assiduous;
a*~
^^*
^*
Assiduous, active, labor-
Syn.
n.
Industry,
duity
Diligence
- isJLi-. - ks-Ia>
^t*i~.
:
a.
Indwelling,
the heart
assi-
;
Remaining
coarse
:
ad.
-
a.
Coarsely
;
Intoxicating
:
Incapable of
a.
Ineligible,
not expedient:
;
intoxi-
:
v.
Inebriate,
To
t.
to exhilarate
intoxicate
;
$
-
:
not persuasive
Inebriety,
toxication
:
t
e
i > J-
;
Inedited,
Ineffable,
a.
(
(i>^')*-
^4
Unspeakable
a.
:
Ko *
Silly
;
:
useless
un-
;
^
-jB>l>
-
a<
;
:
-*V;
tf
;
Not
a.
effective
inefficacious
Ineffectual,
inefficient
.
^.
:
-
a.
^
futile
Inefficacy,
v
:
pG
Ineradicable,
a.
Not
^;
just
:
-
effect;
-
a.
^_
Incapable of
being rooted out
X~a*
:,^ocxjj
:
,_A^
^
to
Inerrable,
error
;
a.
of power
4
from
Exempt
infallible
4-^-4
:
^ 4-^4
Want
<-.
inefficiency
4
Unable
a.
:
;^
Inequitable,
In suscept-
effervescence
Inefficacious,
-
4
;
^
/>
:
Without
Ineffervescent,
;
diversity
Unspeakably
3f G
<~ >fc
-f?
;"'
ible- D|"
;
:
;
Ineffective,
useless
;
v-.U- U
Lack of uniInequality,
inadeformity unevenness
quacy
8
cJj5^>
.
c,lx>
;
Ineffably,
J^
-
-
;
***
Unfitness
n.
-
:
^ya>
:
j*^|
:
Ineptitude,
nonsense
fluent
Jy^ -
-
Not published:
a.
utterable
in-
Drunkenness;
.
Unfit
a.
Not
a.
Ineloquent,
Inept,
effect
jAi
^s*'-*
-
Anything that
n.
-
.
being elected
-,
ja.
of ele-
^^ ^^ ^^
:
Inebriant,
cates
jf
Not elegant
- UJ w
!>*>
a.
:
roughly
;
elasticilwsJ
5
^ '^
:
Inelegantly,
in
-
Want
n.
Inelegance,
gance
efficient
Wanting
y.X-0 <.
:
Inelegant,
ious, diligent.
Not
.
:
a.
Inelastic,
I*^
tf-Ij.*
l;>
INERT
430
-
;
Inert,
-^ 4
gish
.
;
Inactive
;
motionless:
lazy
#*
;
slug-
INERTIA
Want
n.
Inertia,
sluggishness '^
state of
of activity;
Inexorable,
&)** ^''^
ls>^ -
n.
Inertness,
Sluggishness
-
being inert
yielding
piayer
;
invaluable
Incalculable
a.
fitness
price
Above
ad.
^^
*&')
ad.
Inevitably,
certainly
Inexact,
\
sl
Not exact
a.
absolutely true
;
)r
not
;
.
dull
;
Not
a.
excused or justified
:
be excused
experence
formance
;
Inexertion,
?
*
Jj'-SlJ
*!^
'>
&
)>*
-
Neglect of per-
n.
non-performance
Want
n.
not emptied
-
:
!
]
Inexhaustible,
-
^
:
Not spent
a.
a.
5
a.
spent
:
JH^
Inexistent,
existence
:
a.
1
li
^
lx$ &5
M>.
LS
IU-
^-yb
to
<sJ
:
in-
-
^i-*
Inexplicably, ad. So as not to
be explained
t<~=. &
:
,X^it
Inexplicit,
ed
iJy*
:
^Ijlsl
^* ki;'*>
Not clearly statUf - ol^G - ^el^ vx*
a.
a.
Inexpressible,
able
^ i^-J
<sJ
-
i
:
Inexpressive,
a.
Unspeak-
^
^kJ/l^y^
Ineffable
:
a.
Inexpugnable,
:
-
J
Impreg-
^
^'*^
*:-=
a.
Un-
be
>*.
Not having
fjuolJ -
J^l
:
yif
Unfailing
Not
un-
;
***- <i
rendered plain and
being
;
y*.
'
:
Incapable of
a.
Inexplicable,
nable
Inexhaustive,
:
I*
Unskilled
a.
Unskilful
a.
Inexpert,
:
of effort
/~
v>f~
Inexhausted,
i
:
as not to
-
L
Inexecution,
Absence of
n.
Inexperienced,
telligible
&
?*
:
be
to
:
So
ad.
Inexcusably,
Not expen0*0
:
Inexperience,
handy
Inexcusable,
impro-
a.
cne ap
-
^ us;^
:
a. Lifeless
Inexcitable,
s i ve
^
-
i.
;
ts^^UL,U
;
J!^^ - ^~U^U
-
1=10
Inexpensive,
:
Unavoidably
t>\f&+
:
:
Unfit
a.
of
all
Unavoidable
a.
un-
Want
n.
c^axta,. otta. -
:
-
per
:
;
moved by
:
Inexpedient,
Inestimably,
Inflexible
a.
not to be
Inexpedience,
;
:
Inevitable,
;
^
:
J.*
Inestimable,
INEXTINGUISHABLE
431
^.a.,^
Inextinguishable,
quenchable
:
^
_
*?'
ft-
INEXTRICABLE
INFER
432
Inextricable, a. That cannot
be untied J=>- \\ - <- ** J|* ft-
s.uo
be untied
a.
tain
:
r
<^
Unerring
-
cer-
;
4 ^i
^,
'.-.
^y^y
Foot soldiers of
.
^ JAW
:
six-
-
To make foolInfatuate,
ish to mislead
J*
v.
"
-
*3Bii
:
Infantry,
an army
-
^y*-
taining to or characteristic of
infancy
-}
:
Infallible,
,
Per-
a.
Infantile, Infantine,
as not to
to*
-i'lS^t-
j
&'>
<*-)*>
So
ad.
Inextricably,
-
:
*'
:
JX J&
-
Slayer of infants
t.
:
;
^"-*~
ad.
Infallibly,
certainly:
Unfailingly
a.
Infamous,
;
ula - lu^j
-
,jjj
Notoriously vile
scandalous; detestable
:
Befool, besot, delude.
Syn.
;
f^>
fication
rious, vile, wicked.
Infamously,
,*=>
i
-
:
^
<~
a.
Infeasible,
stupe-
;
-
!
"
z>
>
ad. Disgracefully;
with infamy
Folly
:
scandalous, noto-
Base,
Syn.
n.
Infatuation,
^
Impracticable
&**
fc*
-
*>
*)*'
:
)?
/. To taint with disInfect,
ease ; to vitiate ; to defile
<
.
:
Infamy,
Public
.
extreme vileness
disgrace
:
"fr*
;
-
Gjljjj
ease
Infancy,
life
;
The
first
ii^i ^J
A
.
prevailing dis-
part of
-
^fc,lf
beginning
;
minority
:
Infectious,
ating
a.
o-'ly.
A young babe
^.
a
;
Infecundity,
ness
,
a.
Tender
;
not mature
:
J
barrenness
fortunate
In
n.
Infanta,
Portugal a
royal blood
o-
;
Infanticide,
an infant
:
'/.
;j'
->t*
the
^V*"''
^-
s/ 3 ^-^
-
-
Unhappy
.
f.
;
un-
:
Infelicity,
.
Unhappiness
unfortunate state
:
j*-
;
^
^v
The murder
Jl
$*
and
of
[>rincess
:
VA
1
Spain
a.
j^
45;'*.^
Unfruitful-
.
Infelicitous,
ij
-
^^^
Infant,
viti-
^^
^'j
:
cyj^
Contagious;
-
:
t?;'*^
UjS ^"A"-
which corrupts
that
;
-
UlU,
-
.
Infection,
.
O'A
-
Uj$ L_1ja.
of
*
Infer,
.
f.
To draw
as a con-
clusion from general facts
;
to
INFERABLE
deduce
$
:
^-
-
f >{**
Inference,
clusion
^'^*
j?.;?^
^
iJ^
.
"W?
Deducible
a.
Inferable,
^
body
con-
;
*?^ uW-
deduction,
Conclusion,
consequence.
Syn.
inference
:
*"
^<~ J<5
Lower in place
Jj^
Inferior, a.
less valuable
S_
ti*
:
-
the
into
*SO))
perfect
;
-
f&e
is
of a
a.
Infernal,
hellish
Bounded,
-
Infinitely, ad. Without limits
j$kl
lower
-
:
-
;
.=-
diabolical
-
:
;
*
!#
JlLxA
Hellish, devilish, fiend-
Syn.
a.
Infinitesimal,
-
4
which ex-
4
1
iyV. ^
person
ness
of
&.
Infest,
ass
;
f.
To
*i;^*
Unproductive-
.
unfruitfulness
;
:
Infinity,
:
disturb
to plague
fJ*
;
number
^
fl
^^
Jl.
great multitude
-
:
^kij
Not sound
a.
Infirm,
v-A.*^
|S
4
-
;j>*^
:
;
L^i^ *
-
A
disbeliever ; a
Infidel,
freethinker ; one who does
not believe in any revealed
.
Syn.
Unbelieving
:
-
Sickly, irresolute, feeble,
imbecile.
Infirmary,
-al)T- i^toi
sick
a.
weak
;
-
Irresolute; not stable
,
;
J^o!
ci>^J
-
J**
Boundlessness
.
-
religion:
or
^
to har-
- UJ|3
:
without
action
the
limitation
ish.
Infertility,
:
part of a verb
-
presses
the
^';
* (Gram.)
j-a.
That
.
Unlimited
a.
Infinitive,
^jbb
Infinitely
-
*;*
:
4
-
ut^i
;
^-
4
^"31
uwwl-*
^
-
measur-
finite,
able, restricted.
;
Pertaining to hell
:
Wicked
^ys^
:
4
j^
Ant.
small
station or rank
-
4
:
-
Boundless, interminable,
unlimited, unbounded.
8>ib\
One who
great
- {.'4
JLI^
'
bound-
;
very
;
M
Syn.
immensely
-,
of a
pores
Infinite, a. Unlimited
less
of
act
:
Deducible by
a.
Inferential,
The
n.
Infiltration,
passing
:
LS-* >?
Deduction
:
INFIX
433
^
<&**
A hospital for
w.
:
the
*3U.liJ!y,a
n.
Infirmity,
Weakness
LJ^
-
:
^
&?.& ^.Unbelief; unfaithfulness to the marriage con-
Infidelity,
tract
;
n.
treachery
Infix,
plant
:
4
-
^JUi!
4
E.-U
55
P.
/.
-
:
To
UU*
set in
- Gtfl -
;
to im-
U^
-
Gjt?
_
INFLAME
Inflame,
oite
ful
v.
To
t.
to irritate
;
kindle
ex
to
;
^
-
:
v.
,
To grow
t.
stiffness
c
hot and pain-
Firmness
Inflexibility,
obstinacy
;
a.
Inflexible,
in
purpose
kindled
a.
on
setting
fire
en-
Easily
^~ wV
:
J>V
The
n.
Inflammation,
v.
act of
apply
;
:
To
t.
to
:
inflame
Inflate,
seditious
;
v.
to elate
To
f.
Distended
:
11
Inflation,
3
!>
-
:
Inflect,
cline
ulate
To bend
f.
to conjugate
;
-
:
tobS
;
; j.>
;
y
sway
:
power
-
;
lation
:
:
.
cjltfi
to de-
v.
crooked
t.
:
;
U^
power
;
;
directing
-
:
Authority, sway, control,
p red eminence, ascendanoy.
v.
Influence,
persuade
:
To move
i.
- U/!3
^'1
- t'.S
;
to
u^p).
a.
Exerting
-
^J>}.y*>
To bend
;
:
influ-
^
;UI*.I
modu-
jV-juCtt..^,.*
-
:
mod-
to
Variation of
:
'J;^
-
G
A bend
a-t>'
(Gram.)
minations
act of
# Moral
;lxTi.|
ence of power
.
I)-
^
in
;
-
Authority
.
Influential,
Inflection,
-
-
uu*j<*.
UU&
^
~
;
The
n.
L^*^
To flow
t.
or spiritual
^j^J
]
v.
:
Influence,
Syn.
o>h*>
v.
Inflow,
lys Hx^^
!^>
flowering
act of being
flatulence
;
-
-
h
v
M
swollen
;
U,-
!,a
1
The
;/.
inflated
-
Uj#
bombastic
o~
<^V
:
swell with air
:
a.
to
Tending
-
^1 - ;'-
<-;J>
:
Inflorescence,
a.
Uji !^,
Punishment
w.
Infliction,
to
;
-^^ -W!3
:
-
GjU
on
lay
impose
heat Tanimos-
;
Inflammatory,
Inflex,
firm
;
unalterable
rigid.
Inflict,
hardness and swelling
;
,
J-^
Unyielding
;
;
Unbending, unyielding,
Syn.
calamity
-
-
:
ff
:
Inflammable,
ity
INFLUX
434
to
ter-
&^jS
make
Influenza,
catarrh
n.
[nflux,
in
;
.
:
^^l^iS
-
violent
;Ub>
The
infusion
ti
A
;
}4JkJj4
abundaaoe
;
tf
act
form of
o^
-
^
of flowing
introduction
-IMJ
:
# Crowd;
o>iS
-
.*>
IKFLUXION
v.
Infold,
brace
;
Infusion
n.
Influxion,
To
/.
inclose
to involve
i)^
:
;
to
em-
-
0^1
Infringe,
advise
;
instruct
to apprise
ti0- U^
to
;
v.
Informal,
-i^
8(1!
in the estab-
lished form; irregular
^Jy
trans-
violate,
lation
Infumed,
smoked
mad
;
vio-
;
I.cS
Dried
a.
^
:
v.
to
smoke
in
^^
i_X.i.a.
To
/.
enrage
-
!yo
render
-
:
;
^^CA
Ui ^l^fti
tyc
-the
Breach
n.
Infringement,
:
Without
<?.
usual forms
b ?-"
$)$
to
;
1
Break,
Infuriate,
Informally,
brea*
gress.
jlL^
Not
a.
To
t.
:
:
Teach, instruct, apprise,
mention
Syn.
Syn.
uncom-
;
JJS
J
transgress
To
v. t.
Inform,
Rare
a.
Infrequent,
mon
Jtjf)
:
INGENERATE
4S5
^;$
&#&
-
:
Ulf
Want of regular
Informality,
>-*^ - s^k*^*
form
t^)}"*^
.
-
a.
,
Enraged
mad
',
:
:
-
l_^U
*MjJii
who
Informer
n.
Informant,
gives intelligence
Infuse,
-
:
.
i^lvt ^xi.
one
;
^=>JS.vlj
stil
;
knowledge
-;;
n.
-
:
.j
-,'* A
j$
^'
-
-
$k>\
charge
:
:
.
Syn.
$JJL>j?-jxaw
n.
Infraction,
tion
:
Breach
<J1j3u!
in
:
n.
The
*
r}>.)
Infrangible,
broken ; strong
vxa.
Ingathering,
act of securing
the earth
ws.as
-
JJ
Infrequency,
ness
;
rareness
the
JjlJ jxi
.
be
,-->
^fX*,
Uncommon-
.
:
-
^.J
*
"
the
;
fruits
of
~ W)
-
cf*-
:
L>^> ^"^
|jj>
Harvest
n.
repeated
Redoubled
a.
>-'V-
:
"
J3
tUli^jJI
:
to
J
:
-
act of pouring
^b
Ingeminate,
Not
c.
in
steep
J^ta
Liquor made by
:
:
i.X&
-
in-
engraft, implant,
Instil,
infusion
viola-
;
ij
-
Inodorous
a.
Infragrant,
^L,^
to
inspire.
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One who informs
-
;
;
>*i.
-
Infusion,
Informer,
to
;
Intelligence, notice, adyice.
Syn.
^
-
xki^.
^iJ^I
pour
inspire
>
Intelligence
85
To
^.
to
liquor
Information,
f.
JP -
!_
- **
Ingenerate,
produce within
-
GUs^y
,
a.
To
v. t.
^j.^
:
beget
-';;$
^^
Inborn
-
GjS
;
;
^5*
;
to
!>^J -Uia.
|j..j
^jo|
innate
:
INGENIOUS
Ingenious,
ful
witty
;
IS-AJU0 -
t
a.
Inventive
;
well-formed
;
skil-
Entrance
n.
Ingoing,
-
:
:
-&PvXSijXJO .iW;>1
If'
INGULF
436
metal
Syn.
Witty, clever, smart.
Ant.
Dull, unskilful, stupid.
A
n.
Ingot,
mass of unwrought
#13 K"
:
b
JJ'
Ingraft, v. t. To insert a scion
of one tree into the stock of
another
to fix deeply and
;
With
ad.
Ingeniously,
skill
:
-U'A jo o
;
-U^
:
firmly
- Gift
^S
V
n.
Ingeniousness,
skill
Superior
the quality of being in-
;
Ingraftment,
ingrafting
UU&
n. Skill
invention
;
;
a.
pleasing
extraction
noble
;
-
0^
.
G^J
Ungrateful
:
Ja.b*
-
y5;t>
un-
;
y
Of honorable
a.
;
--
:
;
;
llC^
Ingrate,
Ingenuous,
impregnate
raw material
in the
dye
:
open
;
ge-
a.
Ingrateful,
Ungrateful
:
U:
*
^
Ingratiate,
favour
.
/.
To
get into
J
:
Frank, candid, sincere.
Syn.
orf.
Ingenuously,
fairly
candidly
;
Openly
;
^ .5
:
Ingenuousness,
fairness
;
:
ness
Frank-
.
-
*-l-
n.
Ingratitude,
:
Ingredient, n. A component
part an element
^>
n.
ti.S
The
Ji.b b
*J*-
:
;
Going
&
n.
Ingress,
Entrance
:
GlM.I^j ^JL^
;
igno-
:
a.
u^J
act of throw-
stomach
Inglorious, a. Shameful
minious - Ws> -^ixii
Ingoing,
^
:
;
ing into the
of evil for
-
-^> Ji.1.5 ^i.*
Ingestion,
Unthankful-
the return
;
good
upon
^
To
v. /.
Ingrain,
Ingenuity,
ness
fit*
act of
:
:
V)
nerous
The
-
genious
wit
n.
in;
Syn.
Ingulf,
a gulf
Entrance, entry.
v.
;
t.
to
To
swallow up in
overwhelm
:
<^f^>
entering
(LJ
INGURGITATE
v.
Ingurgitate,
in
great
Inhabit,
swallow
To
f.
a
as
:
-
dweller
;
3
Ut^
That may.be
a.
^5
-
JUS
&***
Inhabitant,
in a place
;
One who
a resident
-
jj^jL,
^-'y
resides
-
heir
Inhibit,
prohibit
hibiting
lf!
^B;
;
Place of dwelInhabitation,
ling abode
population
:*?
restrain
-
U$S ;
}b
n.
The
UvJ
a.
to
jL4-UJ^
L^JU*
-
:
-
>,W
Inhospitable,
;
l
; ;
act of in-
restriction
;
&)\y
heiress
To
/.
.
:
An
n.
Inheritrix,
-
:
<ib v*,!^
y\,
*&A>
-
:
An
n.
Inheritor,
Inhibition,
n.
:
to
to
;
-
A.
:
jfc
tij> i-3^.C>,
Inhabitable,
inhabited
'>!
dwell in
-
l^~j
manent blessing
drink
to
;
ly *^
v.
occupy
abide
To
quantity
:
largely
t.
INIMICAL
437
J
Not disposed
to entertain
strangers
cjUf-U
:
.
;
C^V 4 ' 3V
:
;
J
Inhospitably,
illiberally
v.
Inhale,
lungs
;
f.
To draw
to inspire
-
^'
^
Inhuman,
cruel
Inharmonical
Inharmonious,
sical
j
4
:
z>.
fixed in
*'.
To
Innate
native
;
naturally pertaining to
^
:
-
^i
:
Innate, inborn, inbred.
Casual, accidental, out-
ward.
Inherit, v. f. To take by descent from an ancestor
to
Inhume,
.
;
to
own
:
n.
Cruelty
J^-
-
To
bury
t;l
/.
a.
Inimaginable,
able
:
.
Hereditary
or possession
;
^.
^
bar-
;
consistent
ful
:
a per-
;
to
-
Inconceiy-
-;^
ur-^S)'
Inimical,
Syn.
estate
tf i;A
-
a.
;
oHi
Unfriendly
repugnant
o
-
;
in-
hurt-
;
v_Jla
^~)
Inheritance,
^*. )
:
;
have by nature
^
LA,-^.,
bar-
;
;
J^.
inter
Syn.
Ant.
-
:
Inhumanity,
:
a.
f *>-)<*.
1^1
barity
Inherent,
;
-
:
ad. Cruelly
Inhumanly,
-
or to be
exist
Barbarous
a.
unfeeling
;
barously
Inhere,
;
^ .JU^U
Unmu-
a.
discordant
Unkindly
-
into the
^
:
a<f.
:
iy
Vjfl
*
>
"
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Hostile, repugnant, adverse.
Ant. --Friendly,
affable.
amicable,
INIMIOALLY
Inimically, ad. In an unfriend-
manner
ly
:
-
\j-+~^
INJUSTICE
438
j\y^
<~
Initiative,
step
An
.
introductory
power of commencing
;
:
dH
Inimitable,
copied
being
excellent
Syn.
surpassingly
;
^4
:
- -ul
JblJU
a.
Initiatory,
Introductory
tending to initiate
manner
righteous
y>.
^
:
a.
-
:
-
un-
4
J+f
&*~\)\>
To
t.
Injection,
ing in
The
.
Gross
n.
unrighteousness
ness
;
sin
indis-
;
:
injustice;
wicked-
;
-
:
creet
'^
U"5
"
Unwise
a.
Injudicious,
Iniquity,
to
in;
act of throw-
(^^
:
<*_
Wicked, unjust.
Syn.
dart
:
4
-laJ|
-
y>)~
v.
Inject,
cast
^
1
tf^
Unjust;
wicked
;
-
c'j!)
In an inimita-
ad.
Iniquitous,
-
Syn.
o'^'
,.*-l;'J
inconsid-
Indiscreet,
erate.
Injudiciously, ad. Unwisely
Initial,
ient
-
a.
Commencing; incip- Hj - K
A - $
g ;;
jUl
:
Injunction,
,
.
The
^JUu!
letter of a
first
Initiate,
struct
.
principles
U ;$
To
/.
the
in
Ji.|,i - Uj>i
IS"
!!$.>
^0
;
;
5 )A
:
order
a.
Unpractised
newly admitted
-
:
begun
;
^;"r
Initiation,
tiating
JU.^!
:
-
-
1
1^*'
act of
admission
;
duction
The
f&**
.
i-ljJD
man-
order,
date.
v.
Injure,
to
t.
To
damage;
-
\A*'>
15
hurt
to
;
to
annoy
J
S
-
wound;
^
:
-
Glax
^Uwl
Inceptive
:
Wrongful
pre-
;
:
.1/1,
**?'
ini-
intro-
;
a.
Injurious,
;
Injury,
ment
;
;
jU
r >l
Injustice,
rights
-
damage
L^.
-
detri-
Mischief;
.
Cl^
j^Jni
\>\
Initiative,
a
-
:
judicial; harmful; detractory
;& *>j3x"0
l
.
;
:
*>\{\ -U^J
r j.U"
U)$ ;l*l
,
Command,
Syn.
!isJ
begin to inrudiments or
admit
to
;
t>
:
kjjo*.
-
precept
An
.
a legal writ
ptix^l jCa. -
word or proper name
-
;
:
Matchless, peerless.
Inimitably,
ble
Incapable of
.
.
of an
:
-
^bj
;r
.
r
-
L.
c/*2
-
U.
Violation of the
individual
;
in-
INK
iquity
wrong
;
INNOCENT
489
V*
:
J<
Inly,
arf.
Internally
Syn.
Unfairness,
iniquity,
wrong, grievance.
Ant.
Fairness, equity, justice,
rectitude.
A
n.
Ink,
,
o. Interior
Inmate,
A
.
and printing
^^
:
^; ^;^
^
r
:
^v
1' -
r"
Deepest within
a.
Inmost,
j;^
:
fellow lodger
coloured liquid used
in writing
b
secret
;
:
secretly
;
A
^ ^ ^
S
-e
:
o^j;
,
v.
To
t.
Inkhorn,
Inkle,
fillet
An
n.
A
.
inkstand
:
:
^
-
^y
^a>u~
kind of narrow
))y
:
Inkling,
Inclination
.
-
timation
-
:
.
A
-
d-xp
A
n.
tavern
Inborn
a.
Innate,
native
a hotel
;
-
:
-
^*^
a.
Innavigable,
^
natural
;
e
:
^
Ua. -
;
^J^.
ships
Impassable by
^"^
&J
:
V^
V.
oi- t/~e-
;
writing materials
Inner,
ward
Interior
a.
obscure
;
-
^s-S)^'
Furthest inward:
a.
Innermost,
not out-
;
,<)^
:
:
L, ,<>^-.
:
Inn,
in-
vessel for hold-
Black as ink
a.
an
;
Jfc-
filial
Inkstand,
ing ink and
Inky,
blacken with ink
2/1^
Inlace,
lace
v.
/.
:
To surround with
U& ltf b I?/
tfj
a.
Inland,
Interior; domestic;
confined to a country
grain
The
n.
Inning,
+a.
0^
:
for using the bat
of an inn
The
n.
country
Inlay,
t>.
To
-
15
,
Matter
n.
wood
with
:
**;
or
^
;
of heart
purity
-
,&>^
:
of
Innocent,
j~fi
harmless
.
Entrance
;
an opening;
:
-
l^t; -
(^ .
1;^
<L
igno-
;
-
:
-
Free from guilt;
a.
;
lawful
,*;
-
sir
ai&
,;^
r-,
n.
One
an idiot:
l3
free
-
not contra-
;
;^"
/*-
an arm of the sea
-
Freedom from
.
:
proprietor
<J}~
^^
band
Inlet,
turn
cricket:
&}<?
-
pieces
ivory, etc. inlaid
sin
rance
-
f vo^
^lj
Innocence,
diversify
other substances
The
n.
:
of a
interior part
:
/.
The
in
J^~*-
:
Inn-keeper,
,
ingathering of
sM *
<L
-
1
;^
^
-
from
<-V,
^
-
4.
J>^
guilt
-
M?
;
INNOCENTLY
ad.
Innocently,
440
Harmlessly
INQUIRE
Inoculation,
:
oculating
Innocuous,
cent
-
c.'-aw
:
t>.
<L -
To
/.
-
f!
-
.
alter
p^*f
a.
Inodorous,
Scentless
a. Harmless
no mischief
Inoffensive,
ing
Inoffensiveness,
change in established laws and practices : - ')**!
novelties
;
Harmless-
.
uMya*
vates
One who
.
^
v**-j-
:
;
Harmless
a.
Innoxious,
effects
inno-
pure
in
Not proceeding
a.
Inofficial,
from the proper
unkind
effect
producing
.
An oblique
an indirect intimation
hint
;
- *
:
unseasonable
Insinuation, suggestion,
representation.
being enumerated
^
^
number-
j
v'~^ 4 Want
Inobserrance,
less
:
-
1
)
;
disobedience
^
:
Inordinacy,
a.
Heedless
jyUjS
Inoculate,
GU!i
jjjo
v.
a.
Inordinate,
- UUlJ
cate disease
-
*kj?
^
:
by inserting
fectious matter
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15
:
^L.
^>y>
3\y
&
%
in-
-
^^
-
;
=J
ex-
****%?
:
^flfliUS ^-J
Not endowed
-
:
Quest
:
*^;
^
3 >-*;
>
)^*J
* Judie/iJiau
cial inquiry:
Want of rest of
Inquietude,
mind ; restlessness
>j*~
.
:
^iJ
.>>*>.^
^
n. Irregularity
a.
.
**>)
^r
f>.
?J*tS JJla.
Inquest,
.->
Disorderly
Inordination,
Inorganic,
>j
Unreason-
teV)
:
^
-
c-
3
:
To bud fS
# To communi-
t.
j*i
Disorder; irreg-
<jQ^
:
cessive
.
with organs
Inobservant,
fr
;-
of ob-
.
servance
*^ <i
<*
a^.
:
ularity
Incapable of
a.
Innumerable,
i=-?
:
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(TG -
Inconvenient;
Inopportunely,
ably
Syn.
a.
active;
-
:
^;
:
;
isJlUU
-
Not
a.
Inoperative,
^
:
attentive
^\>^J3
:
Inopportune,
Innuendo,
officer
Not
a.
Inofficious,
Innovator,
do-
;
:
:
Introduction of
w.
*>
^^.b ^
iXl^jJ
ness
Innovation,
^
:
-
Uo
.
in-
by
troducing something new
art of in-
jjjo
^
;)*
Anonymous;
a.
^
:
li^ ^J.
>;i>
Innominate,
unnamed
Innovate,
Harmless; inno-
a.
The
.
:
Inquire,
about ;
.
to
/.
or
seek
i.
To
after
ask
;
to
examne
-
:
INSECT
441
INQUIRER
Syn.
Crazy, lunatic, mad, dis-
Ant.
Sound,
tracted.
-
investigator
scrutiny
;
n.
Insanity,
Interrogation
.
sane,
collected.
:
,AHr.
Inquiry,
search
An
n.
Inquirer,
-
:
re-
;
rational,
de-
Madness;
rangement of intellect
J^'j
:
cA->;>
luj"
jb
n.
Inquisition,
Investigation;
:
judicial inquiry
Inquisitional,
Inquisitive,
a.
Pertaining to
cjli'<.i'"
:
U
Insatiable,
^^.
officially
Inrail,
rails
.
n.
ness
-v
:
^
4
^
$
print
To
satisfi-
Excessive greedi-
n.
Insatiety,
Inscribe,
tf1j
be
t>.
To
/.
to assign
;
write
;
to
;
^
t*)t^
to impress
:
J ^.;
1
Inroad, n. A sudden incursion;
- e^
encroachment
Inscription, n. Something
title
ten or engraved
dress
:
v^*
&jk^
writ-
ad-
;
;
:
*****
J&
^V
Unwhole-
a.
some unfavourable
to health:
Jplj* U
is^
;
.
im
inclose with
:
Insalubrious,
j^
:
<L - p.~
One who inquires
:
to
:
:
n.
^yo
very greedy
;
Not
a.
Insatiate,
ed
Curiosity
Inquisitiveness,
to learn which is not known
Inquisitor,
-
Incapable of be-
a.
ing satisfied
:
^
:
^/Itf
^j)^- o>.V*
Addicted to in-
quiry; curious
The quality of
being insatiable
a.
the inquisition
n.
Insatiability,
-
)'j^^
yO*
ableness
Unsearch-
n.
Inscrutability,
:
,
^ytSS
Insalubrity, n. Unhealtbfulness unwholesomeness
^
:
;
-
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Insalutary,
a-Biy.
a.
>J .
evil
:
a.
Mad
:
-
impenetrable
:
Unsearchable;
*>
t
.A
a
"
jj
;'/U
-
^
-
Inscrutably, ad. In a manner
not to be found out
u*\
:
yi
U L. ; ^UiS
Insane,
a.
^ *-
Not wholesome;
productive of
Inscrutable,
-
uKu
Insect,
flying
E.-U.
56
n.
A
small creeping or
animal
:
&
-
-
<>f
'*
Insecticide,
insects
The
n.
incision
A
n.
in or
,
*Jc.*.
:
without certainty
a.
Insidious,
snare
safety;
;
Ant.
-
:
:
:
l>
>**-
Without
ad.
Internal
Internal portion
n.
;
at-
Insecurely,
a.
Inside,
'
Insecure, a.
ed to danger
:
In;
cutting
>^ - ^r-V "^
Not safe expos-
:
n. The act of placing
among other things
Insertion,
&y
'';*-
Insection.
of
killing
:
INSINCERITY
442
INSECTICIDE
crafty
Watching
:
;^
-
J> J
to en-
,c^
Crafty, artful, designing,
treacherous.
..
".
Insecurity.
Danger
treacherously
of confidence in safety
.
'Cx*S
Insidiously, ad.
want
;
:
i.i_-_^.-'
*.
Insensibility,
feel or perceive
- ._?..i.
Insight, w. Deep inspection
thorough knowledge ^
stupidity
;
:
to
Inability
;
;
-
-*]**
Exposure, risk, hazard.
Syn.
Deceitfully
:
:
<L
*;^
Insignia, n.pl. Badges of office
- *t> - o^.B* or honor
U UL>
:
Dulness, numbness, apa-
Syn.
*i*J
thy, torpor.
Insensible,
n.
a.
Imperceptible
Insignificance,
force unimportance
;
;
unsusceptible
X
ad.
Insensibly,
-
,_Ajfo
:
* Stupid
<L
c**- 4-
Imperceptibly
by slow degrees
:
?
ness
;
of
mean-
:
_
Jj5.
:
Want
;
Insignificant, a. Destitute of
meaning unimportant; mean;
without weight ; .x> <. - -U;
k,
The qualiInseparability,
of
such
as
cannot be
ty
being
:
^.
.
separated: <**$< /;*
Inseparable,
ted
:
U
tf'i-"
v.
/.
U/G
With
petty.
considerable,
Insincere,
a.
Dissembling
&^'.*
.
&.
thrust
something
tjj$
indissoJ^/*" ^\
To
-
;
:- ; t<-
-
:
jU). J'*$
set within
Essential,
immense.
be par-
to
Ant.
al,
**>)
-
ad.
luble union
Insert,
^.^^
Unimportant, immateri-
hypocritical; untruthful
Inseparably,
tfl'-e
Not
a.
~
Syn.
jLii
\j
in
:
;
Insincerely,
lb
to
Insincerity,
c ;-^
Jib
-
UjJ
hypocrisy
I
:
n.
-
Dissimulation
;
INSINUATE
Insinuate, v.
duce gently;
to creep in
-
K*y 'V
vapid
-
-
jj.SU
rudely
*>'i
Insolubility, n. The quality of
*
not being soluble
:
;
;
fluid
solvable
-V))
:
-
Not capable of
a.
solution or explication
'JjJ
j-i
j
b| JbG
.
;
to
n.
Insolvency,
to se-
;
-
-
0(J^j
,
)^
:
A
n.
Unable
a.
Insolvent,
1
eJ1^!
4
Disinclined to
unite in social converse taci-
pay his debts
.
To
dry in
the
In-SO-much,
.
Impudence; over-
bearing treatment of others
:
So
ad. Truly
Inspect,
/.
.
tf
^4
ad.
^
Insolence,
$
=:
i
To
to superintend
;
^r-
Restless
a.
:
Insooth,
Wy*
i-&
^^
such a degree that
:
pay
-
Sleeplessness
Insomnious,
sleep
to
^-li-
*s~~
:
n.
:
-
debtor unable to
Intemperance;
:
to
-
:
Stfi>
Insomnia,
t.
-J^"
.
Inability
pay one's debts
(JiiT-^,
,
:
v.
:
:
-
tls>
Insnare, v. t. To entrap
duce by artifice _&<&
Insolate,
5
",
debts
turn
in-
;
.^
-
-
Insociable,
iJ
fi^*
:
Insolvable,
dwell upon
to urge
Insobriety, n.
drunkenness
Incapable of be-
a.
ing dissolved in a
'^.^
of taste
-
To
U vJ tJL
^ ^4
:
:
-
4
;
-
^>z\ <.
,.-.
Hi
/.
Haughtily
"
:
of in-
flat
;
Want
.
u
-
life
-
4
,-
persist in
/
Destitute of taste
Insipidity,
Insist,
G
'
ad.
Insolently,
,
Insoluble,
-
t>.
V e*-
*'->T
1 '-
The act
n.
wanting
4
/?>
1
a distant allusion
;
a.
;
intro-
Jib *->?
:
Insinuation,
Insipid,
To
/.
to instil; to hint;
*;'-i
sinuating
or
t.
INSPECTION
443
:
**
in
,_A-
that
-
:
;
to
<j\
;.w
indeed
;
:
-
.'
look
upon
examine
to
;
:
V
Insolent,
bearing
UAs - vil
a.
'
Haughty
usive
r
-
;
uA*;-
over-
:
rude
-
;
CJ
yi
Syn.
Examine, scrutinize,
-
Inspection,
amination
Syn.
Proud,
overbearing, insulting, contemptuoua.
haughty,
in-
vestigate.
tendence
;
:
n.
Trying exwatch
superin;
-
^f
c''
3"^!
INSPECTOR
into
One who
n.
Inspector,
looks
a superintendent
:
INSTATE
444
Ins table
able
:
Inconstant
a.
-
J^i
;
mut-
;
<i.
;!;
.,^V
Install,
Inspectorate,
an inspector
The
.
-
:
office of
To
/.
.
with
to invest
in a seat
set
office
any
Sj^- Oi^w
*j
d;l& ^*
UB^Aj
5
Gfl^i
;
:
o
G$
ua.aa" -
ssS;'-
The
n.
Inspectorship,
of an inspector
office
-
:
,***-
tf^-H
Insnhere,
orb
r. /.
To
J?S
-
^
^ii
f
*
-x-
r
The
i
i$
,
^
.JjK
Holy
-
To
'.
HxJ
,
instil
To
/"
.
tuially
enliven
;
To
/.
Si
J^
_^
Usxi^j
v.
-
:
The
.
-
of
(j
money
->
:
Instance,
.
;
case
:
example
;
:
Application
-
t
-
-
or
:
to
;
erna-
To
i.
A moment
.
month
of the current
;j
;
G
U
JL.
-
-
'^
to
/.
To
mutability
.
:
thicken
Inconsistency
:
;
.^Ijatjli- JIE-.1 ^.
.
x"_
lU
Jto.
,
diate
a.
;
Urgent
quick
an instant
imme-
;
present
;
:
..-<
Instate,
r.
Done
a.
-
1;y
To
/.
:
';>*
Immediately;
:
certain rank
in
-
;>"
:
ad.
Instantly,
earnestly
Instability,
U
J\))
JJj
Enliven, invigorate, animate.
r.
a day
;
:
IKS^
;
an
as
give
:
Instant,
animate
:
/.
t?.
,
example
15S c*i*^
,0.^
to cheer
Inspissate,
;
:
Instantaneous,
Syn.
of in-
act
s^= u**^
^*AJ ^(
* Part payment, as of a sum
r Vl
into
(
Inspirit,
Instalment,
occurrence
IU
-
infuse
- '^15
:
^Lj
breathe
..,5
animate
to
;
^
Spirit
^;
Inspire,
rank or order
supernatural
influence of the
r-.
act of
giving possession of an office,
stalling:
;
into
Inhalation
n.
inspiration,
U^.^1
drawn
JblS
:
^iauj^J
<*
-
Inhalable
capable of being
the lungs
jIxS
-J
a.
Inspirable,
The
.
place in an
Ji>
U'i*
;
Installation,
^
-
-y
place
{>
in
a
*t** <-*
INSTEAD
equal to
-
:
the foot near
the leg
Jf
-
^^-\
;
*>
The upper
n.
Instep,
In the place of
ad.
Instead,
part of
junction with
its
^>
k
:
v.
Instigate,
provoke
To
f.
to urge
;
INSUBMfSSION
445
set
on
to
crime
to
;
authority
rudimentary
;
To
uct
...
i nstr
v. t.
enjoin
'
}?*
~S
evil
An
n.
Instigator,
v.
Instil,
drops
t.
to
;
To
infuse
mand
Education
n.
advise
;
com-
;
:
C
i
d a *;j
in
pour
endrHl.
inform,
lighten, educate,
;
+?!*>
to
inciter
IM, tfi^> -tflj
:
to
Impulse
-
:
Syn. -Teach,
information
n.
^
...
.
:
;
educate; to
to inform
;
Instruction,
Instigation,
Instituted by
a.
Institutional,
by
slowly
Instructive,
form
-
:
a.
to in-
Serving
jy!
-
.**
J^^. ,j**I
:
Instructor,
A
.
teacher
:
1JG|
Instinct,
.
Inward impulse
action
to
prompting
involuntary
;
Instructress,
ress
chine
a.
Spontaneous
Instinctive,
acting without the interven;
tion of reason
Institute,
ordain
;
U$
v.
to
cept
body
set
-
:
up
;
J 3 -'
-
&?$
A
tool
precept-
-
*M
helpful
;lj,l
)(^e>
:
agent
:
a ma-
;
:
-
a.
^
:
Conducive
>*-
;
LtJ: ^
**i;i
^)$ ;>*-
*x
-
writing
to
U$
/
.^>tJ
I"
n.
Instrumentality,
;
Agency
;
pre-
a literary or scientific
:
JB
:
An
-
* Musical apparatus
Established law
.
;
found
*
A
n.
Instrumental,
To
t.
.ilsu' - Utti^b -
>
,
<d
:
*
A
:
Instrument,
:
n.
f~)
Insubjection, n. State of disobedience to government
:
Institution,
ment
*
;
Establish-
n.
enactment
Aa eanized
:
oft-
socity:
;;*>
Insubmission,
ence
:
.
^
Disobedi-
J;-^
>
s
;u ;''-J
INSUBORDINATION
der
Disorlawful
/.
Insubordination,
disobedience to
;
authority
INSURRECTION
446
ably
Insurmount-
ad.
Insuperably,
^ ;y
invincibly:
;
detestable
&
:
;
able
intolerable
;
^!j>
-
incompetency
;
;
sible
^
-
:
-
a.
Insuppressible,
Deficiency
.
:
- L=-aa
JJJ-l
Insufficiency,
Insuffer-
a.
Insupportable,
Intolerable
a.
Insufferable,
inability
^r-l
:
Irrepres-
v*
*5
:
n. The act of insuring against loss or damage :
Insurance,
a.
Insufficient,
unfit
Inadequate
incompetent
;
^^
-
:
;
jiK-rS
ly
* The premium
insuring
^&
\-
-S
an
Belonging to
Insular, a.
land surrounded by water
is:
;
/. To make sure ; to
secure against loss or contingency by the payment of a
Insure, f
certain
v.
Insulate,
t.
To
place apart
Ji\\ -
GjJ
a.
Insulated,
itself
v.
Insult,
abuse
t.
To
&)>
^^i)
-
Indignity
abuse
action
;
-
ikaajJ*
with
outrage
word
J>;
e
-
i,^;}?'
Insulting,
a.
,
v.
-
:
To
t.
,<*.'*
13
underwrite
l
"
a.
Insurgent,
sition
to
rebellious
-
:
in
Rising
lawful
-
,
n.
One who
*b
^* !a
*>
.
JJJ5I
able of being
a.
contempt
Insuperable,
able
;
^^
*5U.U!.J -
-*
;t*
a.
invincible
Insurrection,
rebellion
:
Insurmount:
-
V) *-*
^\f
:
&io
-
1^^
Incap-
overcome;
jO
With insolent
ad.
;
,]
against
rebel
is.*^o\
:
-
rises
;
Lisurmountable,
superable:
Insultingly,
oppo-
authority
jpl
lawful authority
<-'-
abu-
Insolent;
:
tif <*x>
- B
.
4
;
or
Outrage, insolence.
Syn.
-
sum
-k><i
^;*
lijii .e'''
;
in
^h*)"
}H^-
;
^
vj)
IjjS
,
by
treat
:
n.
gross
4
j&
:
.
UjS ]**.
Standing
:
paid for
*o^
:
Inadequate-
</.
Insufficiently,
s*i>
A
n.
-
J>-))-
**
in-
j~ fr
-
>_>jli<
revolt
^; *>
l
;
8
a
y
1
>i*
Syn.
Sedition,
lion.
revolt, rebel-
INSURRECTIONARY
lious
seditious
;
Rebel-
a.
Insurrectionary,
&
:
-
moved
of being
-
or affected
understanding
:
oU,
ei-O3.~ -
Intellective,
stand
filed
;
Uninjured
entire
:
J-K"
-
Uj^~
Able
.
*.'.
mind
the
a.
mental
;
to the touch
^
:
-
-
IjjJ
Ijfc
-
Integer, n. A complete
a whole number
:
^
-
entire
n.
,
ber
Complete
-
:
A whole
;
;
>.=-
sum
to perfect
or total
J-^
making
-
entire
-
The
))tf
.
Jls-s - o.5bi
Syn.
$
!;jj
-
UjS
Integument,
purity
;
i3t1
-
-
of being intelligible
(
;
a.
Intelligible,
;
clear
;
-*~;
quality
&$*"
:
^ ^^
air*
Comprehensirf J>$
:
plain
:
Intelligibly,
-s)^-!;
n.
A
The
n.
reasoning
-
ooi
ffj
understood
plainly
:
;
L
Jjtf
-
8,5^
thinking
-
In a manner to
\
clearly
aJr-
',
**-
:
understandor
be
a.
up-
covering
Jt$a.
ing
The
Intelligibility, n.
:
.
faculty
skil-
^ ^^.^
;
of
act
Probity, honesty,
rightness
Intellect,
;
Wholeness: -^-U*
ra.
^ Uprightness
W;K
intel-
Understanding
Sensible
Intelligent,
ful well informed :-
ble
Integrity,
;
-
enthe
completion
;
news
;
-
lect, advice.
-
U^i ^^i-*
n.
Integration,
^f
Syn.
J-
-
to give
;
:
U^$ j*a.
whole;
To make
/.
.
;
!;^
wU
-
:
J$
liJ*
a whole num-
;
:
Integrate,
tire
-
fU"
(J-
ing
notice
-
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Understand-
n.
instruction
;
$f
*#.-.
:
dljS
Intelligence,
entity
ft^S.^
a.
of the understanding
J*.
b
By means
ad.
y^
,_/~j-aa.
\Z
Integral,
:
4
c>V.)
Not perceptible
a.
to
Belonging
Intellectually,
Intangible,
to under-
J5U
1
-
4
')&
:
v -*
unde-
;
;
of
act
intuition
-
:
Intellectual,
a.
Intact,
The
n.
Intellection,
vJSl
Not capable
a.
Insusceptible,
^^.
aUJ
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INTEMPERANCE
447
Intemperance,
proper
drunkenness
:
Want
n.
restraint
;
\
of
excess
\*j-~\
;
4
INTEMPERATE
in appetite
lent
;
Immoderate
a.
Intemperate,
excessive
;
INTER
448
vio-
;
Extreme degree
n.
Intensity,
:
addicted to the excesof intoxicants
sive use
<L
:
a, .
p
excessively
;
c
Not defensible
.
Intensively, ad. Forcibly
:
a.
attend
or
t.
to
to strain
to
;
;
tl$; *il;l
district of an
V-tf)
The
n.
Intendancy,
to
contemplate
-
-
:
To mean
/.
;
:
:
;
v
Superintend-
c '-^ -JaJ^Betrothed
a.
iJ^llfl^
;
One who
n.
-
1
-
posed
,
-
;'- ?->-
Intended,
-
n.
is
Design
To
s^l^l
s
all
n.
Intention,
pose j aim
-
and pur;
;
pur-
i\> .
i^
betrothed
;
signed
-
:
Intended
a.
Intentional,
&>);!
-
I,*
Intentionally,
o</.
;
To an extreme
vehemently
;
:
-
^
de-
;
to1
ixS
N.^v:
l
;
-^j^c."
Purposely
;
:
Intentively, ad. Closely ; attentively
iyUi
:
^^
Intently, ad. Fixedly
degree
pur
;
-
:
:
</.
:
really
)"
;kG
Intense, a. Strained ardent
keen
vehement violent
Intensely,
;
- _-!La^ - ci^j
Design
:
with choice
;
meaning
;
-
*>^-aL
;'>*!*
^' && ^
Intendant,
:
:
r -jC4-i
poses, Practically
office or
intendant
*
&
n.
,
aim
;
an object
AL.^ ; T- r /
^L,-
v.
:
Anxiously diligent
eager in pursuit of
Intend,
^*t
:
Intent,
Intenable,
emphasis
serv-
;
:
i)-
Immod-
Interaperately, ad.
erately
-
&iJ
jb
Stretched
a.
Intensive,
ing to give
ent
;
-
excess
ly
;
diligently
:
;
osJuxut -
;>*i
earnest^Jifi
-^.
*>.
Inter, P. /. To deposit and
cover in the earth to bury
:
;
Intensify,
iaUose
:
v.
t.
To
render more
L>
o
/
Ui ^J
.
UJ J
Syn.
.
k^ti
^^"**
li
*
..
^*
^x^
^<
L>L>i^
^
_
^^
v>
Bury, inhume, entomb.
INTERCALARY
added
Inserted
a.
Intercalary,
additional
;
-
:
-
^')
tion of days
U; i
a calender
in
v.
Intercede,
'Jj*
v.
Interclude,
to cut off
iJ^
-
-
jb
ti$^>
To
t.
:
f^'r
To
asso-
0^
:
Intercommune,
c/&*J^
ciate
:
v. t.
-
f-;
U$;
*!;
To
interpose ;
to mediate ; to act as a friend
between parties at variance :
i.
intercept;
to interrupt
;
inser-
I)*. l.Gj>.> Ui'oj ^i..*
t
;
V. \*>y>
!;
The
n.
Intercalation,
INTERDICT
449
v.
Intercommunicate,
JL
Jf*.
To
t.
communicate mutually
to
hold mutual communication
;
:
v.
Intercept,
cut off
To
t.
stop
to cut short
;
:
;
to
**~1;
intercourse
Interception, n. The act of
- u*
3;
stopping hinderance
:
:
:
commerce
familiarity
;
munication
Mediation
n.
Intercession,
;
f~) )
:
ut^tiA
;
;
com-
d^aw
-
JU
Jx-
-
^i* ^yJ
J)*
*!;
Jyt
laa. - Lai.^ la>>
LE->l)->
interposition with the view of
reconciling differences
-
:
-
Communion
n.
Intercourse,
-
Mutual
n.
Intercommunity,
Syn.
comCommunication,
merce, communion, con-
Ant.
Avoidance, boycotting ;
alienaestrangement,
nection.
Intercessor,
A
.
mediator
:
tion.
v.
Interchain,
ther
unite
to
;
firmly
To
t.
link
closely
^* ^
^ S? >
:
"
Interchange, v
take mutually
to alternate
:
.
;
-
-
toge-
n.
Intercutaneous,
succession
merce
:
-
;
V.w
t.
To give and
exchange
',
*V *^J^
barter
$&] -
a.
Being
)^> / J^J
-
;
:
$f J-J
x2 " "
to
Exchange
Intervening
and
within the skin
prohibit
com-
&*
:
-
t.
:
To
forbid
3;
<
^)
*;u-
to
;
commu-
to forbid
;
^>
u;
alternate
;
v.
Interdict,
nion
,
a.
Intercurrent,
-
)k
^J
G^
jl-
uV J^
Syn.
Forbid, prohibit, inhibit,
debar.
Ant.
Enjoin, authorise, allow,
permit, sun'ei tolerate.
1
,
Intercipient,
cepts
;
That
.
stopping
:
- l"
inter-
^;j
Prohibition
Interdict,
prohibiting order or decree
E.-U.-S7-
n.
a
;
:
INTERLINE *TTOV
450
Interdiction,
inhibition
Interim,
Prohibition;
.
curse
;
Interior,
a.
Interdictory,
prohibit
-
to
Serving
:
Interest,
Concern
tt.
The meantime:
.
:
n.
The
inside
a.
Interjacent,
sympa-
;
,
a- Internal
inland
;
y#
:
Jf
-^^-J!*"-
:
* Advantage
profit
-
Share
*a^ * The
:
To
t.
throw in between
profit per-
insert
-
:
t'
:
'>U-^
;
to
;
Jib
>
u*-*
The
n.
Interjection,
money
jJ^l
-
013
from
derived
cent,
v.
Interject,
,v*#
j*J
:
',^
good
;
-
Intervening
Lu.^1*
thy; regard
:
of
act
u^
throwing between
WI3 * (Gram.) A word expres:
>.
lent
-V
:
others
7
Influence
v.
affect
*y~
,
Compound,
To
t.
to
;
share in
-
i^O^*
concern
engage
:
^^
)& 2j~
t>2
,
over
$s * Simple
:
*
*)*~
*
-
^$
to
;
-
^~*\
sing
some sudden emotion
v.
Interlace,
to
intermix^
give a
Interlard,
;
^
>!
tween
^
r.
8^.
To
t.
mix
to
;
s
To
t.
insert
!L
-
U
-
;
cause
liable
;
Concerned
a
in
to be affected
:
i"
OUL*
Syn.
Partial, biased, prejudiced.
Ant.
Impartial, fair.
a.
Interesting,
the
Exciting
attention or curiosity: -^--.'^
Interlay,
to join
v.
to
be-
J
;
Ji.b
U.J
a.
Interested,
f
J^b
$
'J
:
-tt.
;
insert
kLs.
:
t_
<t>JO
'
.
|j.)
LU
To
lay between;
^- - ^ s ; oi-
<
^
:
Interleaf, n. A leaf inserted between other leaves ;>1 >* j))
:
Interleave,
blank leaves
To
A
.
insert
a book
in
tween other leaves
be-
v 12
:
v) J r
v.
Interfere,
collision
i.
To come
intermeddle
to
;
-
interpose
:
*'>)*>
^
-
'}-
in
;
to
Interline,
:
>>
collision
v^. i.^
-
Interfused,
tween
:
n.
Interposition;
clashing
:
^;'^!
a.
:
J.i
-
j^>
-
L-
-**'
^'
Ua<J
"la.
InterlinearyJ
^
Occurring
between lines :
j*i>
.sJi'X.
Spread
)
^'^
Interlienal,
Interference,
To write in alter-
'.
.
nate lines
be-
Interlineation,
interlining
:
/i.
The
a.v
^
act of
INTERLINK
v.
interlink,
To
t.
uniting links
:
tion
connect by
'>Jj=>
n.
Interlocation,
v.
Interlock,
To
i.
uJ:-
:
UJU
:
a
;
dialo-
an interlocutory judg-
ment :*;
^
ciJji*-
:
Intermediary,
tween
M'V
IoL
i.,L
Situated be-
a.
JL^j
:
One who goes between;
one who interposes:
&>)$
,
n.
who
One
n.
speaks in dialogue
gist;
^; gX
unite
Dialogue;
&->-.* ^'
fi&
Interlocutor,
to mix with
^~f
n.
Interlocution,
conference
^^
Interposi-
l*)
:
INTERMITTENT
451
fifi ^jb* v')^
jtJlj**
Intermediate,
a.
Intervening
;
interposed; lying between two
extremities
-
:
^+
-
j'~\t
t
<^
Interlocutory,
.
Consisting
of dialogue; intermediate
^
[
i^>*
v.
Interlope,
forestall
-
t.
V>
To
intrude
3
:
v.
To come
i.
:
to
;
and intercept advantage: ^-~s
tijj
n.
An
on
exhibited
entertainment
be-
the stage
tween the acts of a play
tion
:
l
:
-'*"
ad.
Intermediately,
Interment,
:
Interminable,
endless
;
the time
to
Belonging
when
moon
the
i-
visible:
is
a.
infinite
vs-?
3
unlimited
gether
'.
Boundless;
n.
Reciprocal
marriage between families
'
b
8^
u^
pause
;
^
:
4
-
1
't"
tf;$
n.
r*")
"^'
^^^
To marry per-
v.
i.
sons of a family, tribe or a nation with
some
G,<
Intermeddle,
without right
of another
L>jlax<
temporary
cessation for a time
:
^(.i
/.
t.
;
to
Six)
To
u
>.-
n.
Intermittent,
which ceases
vals
:
^e
>-<"
interpose
;
a.
A
**; *
;
,
o-lf..
i> ;
disease
at certain inter-
^ro?
interfere
-
Ijlji
:
4
A
:
Intermarry,
<i
^1 4 - * 4
To mix to-
'JJl- -
:
Intermission,
Intermarriage,
P.
~l
:
Unbounded;
a.
:
Intermingle,
By way
/ -^> ^>
Burial
w.
Interminate,
o.
gy
- Ji.,5
oJa.'^^
oV.V
Interlunar,
^-
Interven-
n.
Intermediation,
of intervention
Interlude,
between;
<-">-
come between
to
;
a**
,
to intervene
Ceasing
(&u
at
*
^
)?
^1
^;**^
-
,*;
intervals:
INTERMIX
Intermix,
ther
v.
To mix
t.
to intermingle
;
a.
:
to intercede
Jl
:
.ykk
-
a.
International,
cA-;^ *
i_**
|
two or
wJjilaa.*
con-
their
duct towards one another
Internecine,
a.
IS
-
_^r
^t
(
o^
5'^ 4
:
:
,..jJ
Deadly
fatal
;
<'.iy>.i>.
v.
Interpret,
to define
fold
-
;
to translate
;
G5
U
:
;
tion
:
construction
<si^y
Interpreter,
a translator
f^>
Transla-
n.
Interpretation,
tion
G .S
- Uj
^S
v>
:
:
;
un-
to
;
<9->
- JL>tS
Internuncio, n. A messenger
between two parties
To expound
t.
to explain
|
law, Rules which
'ili^l
e^
,vL^^ I'lj
inter-
.4?
^JJI
of
regulate states in
One who
-
Interposition, n. Intervention;
itau
wmediation
spi-
;
o^
&)?
:
n.
Ja-i
;
:
.cV-wl
Pertaining
relations
more nations
poses
intervene
-
<.&]
i_**
the
-
ad. Inwardly
Internally,
ritually
-
:
Interposer,
:
To
v. /.
Interpose,
,
tsli
domes-
Interior;
tic; intrinsic
to
toge-
feU
Blend, commingle, mix.
Syn.
Internal,
INTERROGATORY
452
exposi-
;
-
i;
n.
An
expositor;
-
_;ti
:
Interregnum,
f*-p*
The time
n.
during which a throne
va-
is
cant
n.
Interpellation,
tion
;
Interrup-
interposition: a citation;
Interrogate,
to ask
an earnest address
r. /.
U/
:
To question;
-
;l~i^-l
^"^j
An
inquiry;
:
Interrogation,
n.
the act of questioning; a
denoting a question: wf*
(?)
Interpolate,
fairly
;
v.
t.
To insert
to thrust in
;
a spurous passage
Ijfc
tjtlj
-
UjJ
Jib
to
insert
-
U^
The
.
unfairly inserting
passage into a
^
ibj
_
r
;.>
^J*A
*ct of
a word or
book
" ^V
:
u.'^
^-
(?)
u^k ^
Jly.
-
Jly-
-
Interrogative, a. Expressed
in the form of a question
:
UjS JLls,
Interpolation,
un-
:
mark
-
jksd!
V' K ^-^
-
G^i
_-.
-
,
n.
A word
questions
:
Interrogatory,
-
,
a.
used in asking
n.
A
question:
Containing a question
:
INTERRUPT
progress of
:
n.
v.
Intersect,
parts
;
0.
cessa-
;
Intervene,
v.
To come
i.
tween; to interpose:
&OX
Intervention,
Interposition;
state of coming between
.
5;
divide into
-
U2;b
.
Syn.
interfer-
Interposition,
:
jL>l
ing
A
n.
Interview,
Ujj
To meet and
each other
Interweave,
:
formal
conference
;
^>^
\'>j>
mingle
;
-
v.
To
t.
on-
jSfl,.
Uo
-
^
:
To
t.
fyi^J
:
The
n.
Interspersion,
scattering about
scatter
:
-
of
jl^^-
j!;$<>
yc
;'
\a.
situated
solar system
:
-
will
:
n.
$ u <;>>
A
^/"~
narrow
small space between
a chink
;
a testament
^tr
tfi^
:
y^~^
?
who
person
making a valid
<>
beyond the
a crevice
internal
;
or
things
;
b JH1
:
Domestic; not
a.
Intestine,
foreign
Interstice,
A
.
Intervening
between the
com-
legally
:
,
Interstellary,/
jttjf ys
Dying without a
.
dies without
Interstellar,
;
^
<sJ
Intestate,
will
Not
a.
make
petent to
'-'^s.-?
act
Uw
:
^
Intestable,
Intersperse, v.
here and there
Inter-
to set together
ui>
meet-
:
cross
Intersection, n. The point
where lines cross each other
stars
be-
u %* J%*^
:
5
to cross mutually
i.
;U>
:
To
/.
^e
ence.
Uj*
,
-
Stop
intervention
;
hinder the
j*t
Interruption,
tion
To
v. t.
Interrupt,
INTIMATE
453
Intestines,
.
the entrails
.
//.
-
Jj;^'
The bowels
:
To
/.
^U.
^<1-
.s?v.?
Inthral,
Intertropical, a. Situated between the tropics
kylai ? a.
-
:
u^j"'
enslave
-
shackle
-
^
-
;
;
to
Ulu
:
Intimacy,
/. To
unite by
Intertwine,
twisting one with another
.
tance
;
friendship
Jx^
:
tf-%1
Interval,
things
;
- i;
^
n. A space between
space of time between
any two points or events:
<W>*
-
iJ-?'J
*wj
-
,o|
Close acquain-
n.
Syn.
Friendship,
-
:
Jf~p
-
-
&>!^b
Jj^|
familiarity,
fellowship.
Intimate,
a.
Innermost
close; familiar
:
-.vj;-^!
near
;
-
;
INTIMATE
Intimate,
A
.
familiar or con-
fidential friend
-
-
:
INTRANSITIVE
454
surfer
;**;k
,>>**
n.
Refusal to
difference
of opinion
Intoleration,
;
or worship in others
To
v. t.
,
to hint
suggest indirectly
announce
to
;
Intomb,
;
r.
-
c,'^
JjJ
)
-
^
the voice
^i*)>
jr^.!
Intone,
&
in
Intimation,
claration
tion
'-;?
hint
v.
^^ ^^
-
To
t.
a de-
;
^
'JLtj.?
i^
Intimidate, v.
en to deter ;
;
vAi. .
-
To
t.
tj1
Intort,
.
-
$
L*
tJ!^5
;
chant
v.
t.
:
^laoJ!
to read
;
^
-
To wring
-
JS
0(>
Utjj jJU
to twist
;
-
:
s.ttl
Intoxicant,
disheart-
toxicates
to frighten
-
Modulation of
n.
:
a singing style
direction; sugges-
L
Gib Oji.
A
.
;
-
:
:
Ujl?
Intonation,
:
^
-
:
Intimately, ad. Closely; familiarly
To bury
/.
k--J
:
That which
.
an
;
c:
k5-*
substance
>
in-
intoxicating
:
:
Alarm, scare, daunt, ter-
Syn.
rify,
appal.
making
The
n.
Intimidation,
fearful
^it-i
:
act
-
^-
of
Intoxicate, v. t. To make
drunk to inebriate ; to infa;
tuate
:
-
:
\yi
PInto,
i' rep.
A
word which de-
notes entrance or passage in-
wards
-
^y,
:
Intolerable,
a.
^.i- cA-*; 15
m
Not capable of
-
:
ks-tb
inebriety
Jl^
Intractable,
ruly
;
Drunkenness
n.
infatuation
;
;^'
being endured; insupportable;
insufferable
Intoxication,
violent
-
:
^j
Jf|
Stubborn
a.
*i-
;
:
-
un-
;
-
!
,e^
J>1>13
Stubborn, refractory, ungovernable.
The interior or
Intrados,
Syn.
Intolerably, ad. In an unendurable manner;
Intolerance,
tion
J3> 7
w.
,.
Want
:
i=-jL3
of tolera-
:
,
n.
A
bigot
:
lower surface of an arch
Intransient,
a.
suddenly away:
Bigotry:
Intolerant, a. Not enduring
unable to bear
.
;
:
Not passing
; -i$*3jJ^.
^
Intransitive, a. (Gram.) Expressing an action limited to
the agent
:
^^ ^
-
,<-;*
INTRANSMUTABLE
Intransmutable,
That can-
a.
not be changed into another
substance
-
:
&
J*>.
v.
Intrench,
trench
^
^V~)-
3="
To
/'.
fc.
^.vo
-
:
Ui^J
.
)y .
* To encroach
j.v'a.
15^3$
J^
'J^ ^V;- ^ Intrenchment, n. A ditch and
^"jfej-
Intrinsic,
;
inherent
truly:
:
Jjii.
^y^
:
-
-
4
^.^.^
)^j>
^3.5
.
-
a. Intricate
Intrinsicate,
Introduce,
v.
begin
to
;
ter
Ant.
Cowardice
^T^:'.-
timidi ty
;
-
-
;
to
15!J
^jjj
in-
-
^
>^f*~
troductory
The
act
of
jU.il
c/J**
Previous
a.
j
s
:
s
Introductory,
-
^LAlA
:
- 'J*>! -
Introductive,
Complication;
:
bring
preliminary mat-
;
a preface
;
pusillanimity.
perplexity
;
to
;
produce
n.
Introduction,
Boldness, bravery, courage; fearlessness.
;
to
^
Syn.
volution
lead in
f ^>ll*
.
introducing
;
To
f.
make acquainted
:
n.
:
yd&
Intrepidity, n. Courage; heroism ; resoluteness
Intricacy,
;
.yj)^'
Really ;
txi'i.i'a. . J^!ii
is-i'.-lsiJl^ji
;
L_<U
-
:
.
Brave undaunted:
a.
true
;
ad.
Intrinsically,
into practice
Intrepid,
jblo
rf
Inward
a.
:
parapet for protection
Encroachment
intri-
i;L.-
:
dig a
to fortify with a ditch
;
and parapet
-Sj
or
t.
Jj^"-
gues
One who
n.
Intriguer,
essential
A
^.-
INTRUDE
455
^f*~
a.
-
-
;
&
in-
^''^1
to
Serving
introduce; preliminary; prefa-A-
Syn.
Complication, perplexity, complexity.
a.
Intricate,
plicated
;
Entangled ; comobscure - !,t> i$
:
tory
-
:
^jlf
Introspection,
the interior
n.
'-^.V.
,
ift,
-
;
A
view of
^k>
c-jj^l
W5
Intrigue,
gem
A
n.
A
plot
;
a
strata-
Introspective,
,
in-
Seeing
wardly
love affair
.
.
carry
^05 >^.Ci -w.^
:
:
Intrude,
to
a.
:
infringe
To
plot
on
an
y.
;
/.
To
encroach
to thrust in
:
;
to
i&i
secretly.';
illicit
love
:
Syn. --Obtnule,
fringe.
enoroach, in-
INTRUDE
v.
Intrude,
To
i.
company
uninvited into
<$&>
:
GL. ,j~^
-
<->.
One who
n.
thrusts
himself in without right
Intrusion,
N.
Intrusive,
a.
trude
:
care of
-
.
G;S
ciJIja
in*> to
loi
-
>>;-
-ti;>
-
-
:
;
fVI
Perceived by the
without argument or
testimony
J;Ji
^
;
J&
,
Without
/
-
:
.ij;
Intumescence,
tumour
v.
:
t.
-
To
:
A
n.
*^itj
twist together
y.
/.
rea-
swelling
^/j^
-
^)?)-
To
Inundate,
flood
;
/.
to
;
effect
-
?1
^^
-
Inurn,
c ';;
bury
v,
violate
.
To
t.
:
tf
$
,*
)<*J
-
-
;
>*
:
^
a ;j
attack
to enter in a
;
to
to inter
;
Uji^
Invade,
;
;
-
To
r. /.
Gje
to
;
hostile
G.S
^*>}*-
to overflow
Ufcjjj?
deluge
;
Invader,
An
.
assailant
;
an
:
Invalid,
void
-
,
null
;
health
n.
Weak
a.
of no force
;
feeble
;
in
;
;
ill
:
A
person sickly or in-
disposed
-
:
J*iy
^5j)
Invalidate, v. t. To weaken
to overthrow ; to make void
;
:
loi Jb
interweave
To
;
^y~
-
wreathe
-
_
UJJtjj^
U",
f.
y*.
) JfJj>
. li*) UjyuJ
Intwist,
;
;
-
:
-'>^
n. Use
practice
siU Jtr' . J*
Inurement,
custom
have
:
1 )f
^
Intwine,
To
i.
encroacher
immediate per-
by
:
^
_
;* r>J
Intuitively, ad.
n
,iU
a.
Intuitive,
ception
GjJ faz.
to
;
G ;J
.
C.J is-i
v.
manner
soning
an
;
habituate
i^^;^
GjS
immediate perception
mind
To
t.
:
confide to the
:
flood
water or other
.v^
pass in use
:
Direct cognition
n.
Intuition,
:
Inure, v.
harden
-
e>T
If!;
to consign
;
:
to
Tending
To
r. t.
Intrust,
*-*
Encroachment
Jan-
overflow of
liquid
A
n.
Inundation,
- Gla.
Jir-
'..'*.
Intruder,
one's
thrust
self in; to enter
INVALUABLE
456
tifi
:
JX.
;
;
to
i
Invalidity,
of force
:
n.
Weakness
-
^SUeG
Invaluable,
a.
beyond value
want
;
(j?
));*^
>-*
Inestimable;
,>
J )+.
-
-
\#
INVARIABLE
Immutable
a.
Invariable,
unalterable
457
uniform
;
thing
someto
;
U
-
'
find out
manufacture
immutable,
Constant,
unalterable, uniform.
Ant.
To
f.
to
;
feign
Syn.
v.
i
;
<L
:
INVRR'l?
Mutable,
Syn.
Contrive, devise, origin-
changeable,
ate.
fickle, unstable.
w.
Invariableness,
lity
Immutabi-
unchangeableness
;
^
:
_
iJjwJJ
ad.
Invariably,
out
ing
device
The
n.
act of find-
something new
; a fiction
}<-ij
:
-
&l~&
Inroad
;
a.
Inventive,
ing
at contriv-
Quick
ingenious
;
-
:
:
;
L\
atIrruption, inroad,
incurtack,
assault,
sion, foray.
Invective, n. A violent utterance of censure sarcasm
^ )J
jJL. V!D
One who finds out
new
something
^1^ - s*.^
Inventor,
n.
:
Inventional,
an inventory
a.
Belonging to
^
:
^^]
_
:
;
.Uii
.llf -
a
:
^^.
encroach-
Invasion,
ment a warlike entrance
Syn.
;
forgery
;
Unchange-
ably; uniformly
n.
Invention,
kJJ
-
Inventory, n. A catalogue of
moveable property d ^j-j>^
:
Abuse,
Syn.
censure,
proach.
v.
against
*
;
U^l
&uUa
xx^.j
To
i.
to express
i.*
-
railing
;
&>'vi!a -
Inveigh,
f
bo
i*
z.
exclaim
reproach
i
'
Uji
-
ISJLM
To
/.
-
tt
:
n.
Inveiglement,
ment
enticement
;
:
Inveigler,
^i~v
-
n.
J/i.
A
;
To make
/.
goods
^^*
-
:
^^j^
13^S
-
is~~jfi
to
cal
ts
L^T*
"*^
Inverted
a.
Inverse,
;
rf.}
)>')
^'^f*
Inversely,
order
^"';l
In an
^/.
;
seduc-
seducer
:
^>j
position
f.
Invert,
.J
down
E.-U.
-58
;
uT'j&u*
\J^f.
n.
A
turning back-
a change
;
jl^xl
^
js^j
-' l**
inverted
:
Inversion,
ward
-
Ulo
recipro-
:
a
an account of
to insert in
Allure-
^^-^aU-^j
,e}^
list
J*J
-
;
v.
Inventory,
i
Wheedle, entice, seduce.
Syn.
tion
entice
^V ^~J
"
:
:
(.'lii
GjS is.*S<*
Inveigle,
seduce
List, register, roll, schedule.
Syn.
Abusive
a.
Invective,
KfcJbu
re-
of order
v^'
:
f.
To
*
put
^
or
^3'
upside
to place in a contrary
INVEST
position
Invest,
v.
:
-
To
dress
t.
to confer
round
&V
:
-
\)1
$f l*^'
%
age
-
,
i.
money
deep-rooted
^^J
:
;
virulent
-
investigated
-
:
v.
Investigate,
into with care
to
provoke envy
search
malignantly
Investigation,
study
inquiry
;
cj'iVs'ax'' .
U
-
Ji'su,
The
n.
v.
Invigorate,
;
;
to
to
To
/.
give
animate
strength-
and energy
life
-
:
fortify, ani-
Syn.- Strengthen,
mate.
-
^iJlT-
act of in-
n.
Invigoration,
The
-
vesting or giving possession of
any manor
,
office
&c.
vigorating
robe
^^tf
:
Blockade
:
A
-
vestment
i_r-V
s^ba,. ^
-
-
Ulfl
;
&o
money
Ll
;^T
insuperable
fc -i
$?
:
a</.
Invincibly,
iT^.
ably
;
a.
luted; not to
to
be
lost
Vj^-*
Not
%'
Jlj
$?
ytiL
to
.'^ X^
be pol; not
be broken
:
;
Unconquer-
insuperably
Inviolable,
~
- k~i~i>>>V -
lay-
:
^j
Unconquerable
u>x^l
^*'^ #
The
invested
^
^ly
a.
;
ing out of money in the purchase of some species of property, usually of a permanent
nature
act of in-
Jii
:
^Jtoi
n.
t*-^
:
Invincible,
Investment,
:
One who
n.
^yf
Investiture,
-
Quality of
n.
provoking envy or hatred
searches diligently into a sub:
;
^ ^a
>>
Research
to
ject
~
<~ ***?
en
Investigator,
:
Enviously
;
examination
;
likely
;
hateful
^ u***.
-
:
Invidousness,
n.
;
ad.
Invidously,
and accuracy
UjS
Ji
-
U>2B
Enviable
a.
Invidious,
and examine
to inquire
-
-
&&)* Ji^
;:& uAi^
To
/.
.>JJ
^^ ^
-
';^
*oj_)
That may be
a.
-
:
invest-
tilfi
;
long establish-
;
<sx.>^
ed
To make an
:
;
*s~WZ~\
iSA
Investigate,
out
-
Obstinate
a.
JOjJi
ment
f^
:
W
lay out
v.
from
firmness
obstinacy
;
Inveterate,
To
A
\
/
;
to sur-
;
Inveteracy,
Inveterateness,
deep-rooted
to array
;
bedeck
to
;
INVIOLABLE
458
-
INVIOLATE
INWRA.P
459
Inviolate, a. Uninjured
broken ; unpolluted -
un-
;
Unhurt, uninjured, unprofaned.
5>yn.
Invious,
a.
trodden
Impassable
^
:
un-
;
i
-
~*.
a.
Invisible,
being seen
-
5-
infolding
the sight
ad.
Invisibly,
ly to
^
-
^.^
:
-
i
envelope
"VA-2^
j.->
Imperceptib-
the eye
:
-
*>*")$
y.
contain
catch
-
;
To
/.
;
-
en-
;
^/-xJ-^xj
roll
up
;
complicate
embarrass ;
to
;
to
;
to
to
to
mingle confusedly
-
ULJtg.)
iif!
to
^
action of
complication
&
of
Incapable
to!;)
J^\f>-
The
n.
;
oils .
:
-
:
-
;^1
Involution,
velope
imperceptible by
;
unwilling
;
Involve,
proceeding from
not
;
choice
Not having
a.
Involuntary,
choice
:
v^aS -
',.'
:
^uJ
-
Ux^tfiS
<^JU
KJ*J
Jf
Invitation,
ing
;
v
Invite,
;
-
Syn.
{>&*))
Solicit,
^f*
i
l"ph$J Ijk
bid,
to
;
ty WL.1
-
sum-
call,
Discard, forbid, expel,
shun, exclude, ignore.
Invocate,
implore
prayer
v.
t.
To
;
lo
UJSl
:
n.
Invocation,
invoke
s
^Ijl
call
oV
i-
l
-
'
Express, explicate, disentangle, disconnect.
Invulnerable,
-
Interior
a.
Inward,
Toward the
in the mind
a.
within
-
;
n.
A
bill
annexed
Invoke,
v.
t.
Inwardly,
ad.
Internally
i^-
:
-
^
Inwardness,
Ji*\>
The
n.
judicial
u^
Involuntarily, ad.
:
-
^^.i
To summon
:
''>J>
^^
:
)"*#>
state of
,_s-<>
;
-
in-
,*>
Inweave,
ther
;
v.
t.
To weave
to intermix
-
:
toge-
ti
lio
to
i^Cjjj
1^>
Spontane.
;
^'^ ,V^'
-
ba^i
v.
Inwrap,
-
^l;l
pri-
;
-
being inward or internal
of goods with
address in prayer
;
:
act of ad-
A
:
:
J))^
inside
^H.
Invoice,
^.-a.
internal
;
^i
,
timacy
ously
f)
:
in
:
price
Incapable of
a.
being wounded
to
- G2t>
*.&(..
:
*
Ant.
vately
The
dressing in prayer
-
;
address
to
Imply, implicate, entangle, complicate.
'^
-
mon.
Ant.
Syn.
- l_^Ilo
UJ.A..*.]
request
:
-
\lf& -l!f
-
To
t.
.
to entice
act of invit:
- Ct-*
kX>3
bid
The
.
solicitation
**> <L
infold
;
t.
To
involve
to perplex
:
&
-
;
to
^'^
INWROUGHT
figure
Irksome,
ous
:
a.
Ionic,
Adorned with
a.
Inwrought,
IRONICALLY
460
-
:
Wearisome
;
tedi-
;
-
:
-
;lj$l5
U 1/
lona or
Pertaining to
the lonians
a.
vexatious
Jl*-^
&&j>
<
Irksomeness, ..
Vexatious-
'
b
A
n.
lota,
tittle
a.
Irascible,
with
efiyi
a jot
raged
n.
Anger
Syn.
;
angry
;
j
;
:
A
known metal
;
an instrument made of iron
:
Iron,
.
well
y},!
^lal
^!
-
* To
-ley
while
it is
hot:
en-
rage
passion,
;
strike the
f^'f - ^<ULoa#
passion
Anger,
;
weariness
:
>
5
J-L'G-'*
:
inflamed
-^"-; *-*-';
ness
i
;
s
-
irritable
;
Wrathful
a.
Irate,
^yi
***
:
Easily
resentment
c'i-
Ire,
;
-
:
rage,
fury, indignation.
age
:
,
n. pi.
,
a.
rude
Fetters
Made
handcuffs:
of iron
robust
;
;
-
:
;
harsh
oasu
;
is>]
Ant. --Forbearance, gentleness,
calmness, patience, selfv.
,
control.
To smooth
t.
hot iron
Full
a.
Ireful,
wrathful
:
of ire
a.
Ui
,>
-
-
u ^iti
coloured
round the pupil of the
~ .Xo.- - Gj
i.GJ
circle
:
r
^*
tf
:
;
,^-s>5
;
a
with
to chain; to fetter
^ <ua*
:
The rainbow
* The
_r-j'
Iris, n.
angry
Having colours
Iridescent,
like the rainbow
eye
-
i_5l^*ii.
;
;
UJ13 j-uj .
Ironclad,
plates
A man
with
thick
IjjS
Covered with iron
armour-plated
;
n.
,
a.
of war
:
U>y
covered
iron
plates of
:
One who
Iron-founder,
makes iron castings
**>y
.
:
a.
Irish,
or
Pertaining to
inhabitants:
its
Ireland
3'iJ;.J
Jl*"-
language
or
Iron-hearted, a. Hard-hearted unfeeling: ^^-^ 4 - J^*Ironical, a. Expressing one
thing and meaning the op;
,
The
n.
people of Ireland
3iJ o|
^
:
posite
Irk,
r.
pain
/.
to:
To
weary
-l
-ty ^f" >}^
;
J->
it*'
*'^ J
;t^'
)**
bantering,
mocking.
to give
-Wtv
:
Derisive,
Syn.
Ironically,
irony
:
a^/.
By
way of
IRON-MOULD
Iron-mould,
A
n.
IRREGULAR
461
made
stain
by the rust of iron on cloth
:
Irreconcilement,
ment
:
Irrecoverable,
Iron-monger,
hard-ware
A
.
dealer in
s
ui)^
:
-
A mode of speech in
Irony,
which the meaning of the
being recovered or regained;
incurable
:
.
is
speaker
-
words
,
Made
a.
-
-
A<J-
}<;
of iron
Irradiance,
his
to
contrary
;k
;
)?-
hard
;
Emjssion
j
:
of
IrradiancyJ
on an object
rays of light
splendour
of light
;
shining
Irradiate,
;
^^.;
2
f'*-
-^
-
;;
-
;
f.
illuminate
with
shining
to
<~
\>)
e))P
To
brighten;
to
decorate
;
Irrecoverably,
covery
,
v.
shine
i.
To
ornaments
:
^<
Irrational,
emit rays
-
Irredeemably,
ad.
LJlXs^l
demption
re-
Beyond
<;
:
JjlSG
u*^*1 {**
Irreducible, a. That cannot
be brought back to a former
state, or
ent one
changed
to a differ-
<"
tsJla.
:
^
Irrefragable,
ble;
,J^i
y*>
;
Incontesta-
.
-
undeniable: ,5*^
v'j^"
to
Incontrovertible, unanswerable, indisputable.
Irrefutable,
Incapable of
a.
-
being disproved
:
c^k^l
*^*-
Void of under-
a.
foolish
;
f
:
Irregular,
common
Absurd,
foolish,
unrea-
sonable.
Ant.
That cannot
a.
:
:
V>
standing; absurd
Syn.
re-
Beyond
_"
Irredeemable,
be redeemed
Syn.
-
ad.
:
<'w> ^yfi
:
-
u '^a.;>>
v.
-
Emitting beams
a.
Irradiant,
'"
:
Incapable of
a.
^spjj
!Mj
tjjfcjj
<^y
>_s
Disagree-
.
a.
;
to
not straight
;
immethodical
;
form
not uniform
vicious
Not according
;
:
Reasonable, judicious.
Irreclaimable,
a.
of being reclaimed
^^
ii
Incapable
:
-
\y&
^*)5
\
^*~**
a.
Irreconcilable,
Implacable;
inconsistent
incongruous
;
:
,
n.
regular
A
not
in
one not
fol-
soldier
service
;
lowing any fixed rule
:
^V*
IRREGULARITY
IRRESPECTIVE
462
Irreprehensible, a. Not to be
blamed or censured
f!)'J 4
:
Deviation
Irregularity,
from rule
vice
.
;
of
neglect
;
Irregularly, ad. Without rule
or
method
Irregulate,
gular
:
Irrelative,
connected
>-*%* -
:;;"-*
v.
To make
t.
'5^ <r*hV
Not
a.
:
;;=>-
Irrelevancy,
4
The
n.
-
*'lk
4
iJ*-
4
quality of
&^
-
beiim irrelevant
:
<.
t
,
-
:
;
s
^
Free from
a.
Irreproachable,
blame upright
V
^
#& 4
JU
^5U
;
^-'
relative; un-
-
^
irre-
^
"
4
4
x ->*^
That cannot
a.
Irrepressible,
be subdued :
upright
;
:
Irreptitous, a. Secretly introduced tf_jV ^ Jib BJ*-;' )*
:
sist
;
Passive
n.
Irresistance,
mission
Irrelevant, a. Not pertinent;
not to the purpose: - (J *^- ^*
Blameless
a.
Irreprovable,
forbearance
:
re-
-
<
l;*
sub-
to
1
Irreligious,
ous wicked
Ungodly impi;
d>-
;
;
I^^-U
u^y
,JUU
Syn.
That cannot
a.
Irresistible,
a.
be opposed
J?1
:
ad.
Irresistibly,
-
be opposed
:
-
\J>)\
So as not
to
^
4
*-*;;
*-*j>
Impious, ungodly.
Irremediable,
a.
That cannot
Irresolute,
be cured or corrected
wavering unstable
4
*te
Not decided
a.
&tV
-
:
-
iji
-
:
4
;
^<^&
That cannot
Irremissible,
be forgiven or remitted
.
:
</.
Irresolutely,
Irremovable,
be
changed
immovable
&!*!.
Irreparable,
That cannot
a.
;
a.
v>.i
-
iji!'
Want
n.
sion in purpose
:
of deci-
-
^'WI.|
Not capable of
!;JS'
lx*
-
:
r j.-j JjlJU
Incapable of
a.
being repealed
Without firm-
r
Irresolution,
:
,MIJ
being recovered or regained
Irrepealable,
ness
:
J;l
4
i_>Sjij
Irresolvable,
be resolved
a.
That cannot
Irrespective,
a.
Not regard-
J^*"
:
ing conditions
:
^
JjliG
ii'a>i
&>
IRRESPECTIVELY
regard to
Without
ad.
Irrespectively,
:
ISOLATED
463
v.
Irritate,
2k
;Ia> fLa>.!i(aDJ
provoke
Irresr visible, a. Not liable
answer for consequences
;
To
t.
inflame
to tease
&^
:
to
;
>!
3
to
:
i*V 4retaining
ation
^)^-l
a.
in
Wanting
spect to superiors
-
:
respect
irrepealable
Irrevocable
JjliiG
:
#J
a.
Irrevocable,
t.
n.
Irrigation,
^;>
or
a.
;
to
of
act
moistening
:
:
moist
;
Third person singular ;
present tense of the verb to
be
/.
:
<
Ischury,
urne
A
.
Isinglass,
Fish glue
.
The
n.
Islam,
religion or
profess
it
:
Irritable,
-i<^- ;;*!;? \J?*)
Irritant,
pain
,
**))
inflamed
:
That which causes
Si tJul>
:
a.
void
n.
Easily
Rendering
:
null
^-U
people
.
An
An
.
^z-
:
s^a.
island
:
and
- JifijJ*
sulate
Isolated,
by
itself
a.
ibaxfc
b*.
jL.
in
place
;
-
Detached
-
;;.}^
of
o>yi
situation
0;S
:
J|
Being
:
To
/.
- s
;.^'
a.
Isochronal,
Isolate,
detached
^}a.
inhabitant of
:
v.
^JL.)
tract of land sur-
Island,
rounded by water
Islander,
an island
Js>1 -
fHJ
:
A
ex-
;
:
Mahomedan
who
the
equal duration
a.
stoppage of
:
Isle,
Irritability, n. Vexation
asperation
:
:
^~> v'
The
Watery
ex-
:
.
watering
IrrigUOUS,
water
-
to
irritation
^-"i^
revoked
To
l^\'.~
:
j^.
Incapable of
being recalled or
v.
;
^^
-
-
(JJ>>
or
A bursting in ; a
Irruption,
sudden incursion
tij &>
Is, y.
a.
.Xw.t.ak
Irrigate,
moisten
^
Without due
^ ^\ 4
Irreversible,
^K,j>] $
Serving
<-o' <L
ad.
:
;
.
re-
lilsxl
Irreverently,
-
vener-
-
Irreverent,
a.
action
JkX
4 ^\ 4
:
HA*
Irritative,
cite
-
Want of
n.
Irreverence,
1^? U?
:
Provocation
.
:
~fitf>
'j^y,
Irremedia-
a.
Irritation,
anger
-
:
incurable
;
^2>A{!,>
Incapable of
Irretrievable,
ble
,5>>
a.
Irretentive,
.
-
;
a
to
in-
U^ ;
Jf/l
placed
sjaaJp
-
_i!
ISONOMY
Isonomy,
and
3
J)*
a.
Isosceles,
a.
Jacob
a
;
*
1
c'?
"
1
type or letter
515
A
n.
Itch,
-
d"-*-"
dJ
-
descendant
-
:
event
delivery
:
;
-
oi^li.
-
a particular
feel
the
in
-
:
;
:
skin
,J~a>!ja.
to
;
U^
JA*|J~I ,<o
;
itch
with
Infected
a.
Item,
An
n.
the
^^
:
off-
;
the point
discharge
in dispute in a suit at law
spring
d^^
of
long for
consequence
;
IgS
To
;'.
Itchy,
Egress
sort of
^i)*-
irritating desire
-
Ja.
y.
,
:
cutaneous disease
a constant
uneasiness
Jew
n.
Issue,
A sloping
Italics, n. pi,
Having equal
J .>".
:
A
n.
^)
c^'
:
temperature
Israelite,
j
privileges:
Having equal
sides or legs
Isothermal,
distribu-
Equal
.
tion of rights
ITINERATE
464
-
article
:
^
-
^;
;
:
To make
memorandum
'i
:
v.
Iterate,
v.
To
i.
,
out
end
to
;
spring
-
:
flow out
to
close
CB
U
;
-
<
to rush
;
;
to
time
;
t.
v.
,
To
t.
for use
',
:
a.
Issueless,
ren
send out
circulation
U-UjK>
child-
Wanting
:
j.1,
Isthmus,
deliver
tiS
-
-
if
^1/,|
(istm'us)
a second
-
repeat
:
;
to
G ;5
-UKJ
to put
;
to
;
To do
do over again
to
n.
The act
Itinerancy,
from place
to place
Iteration,
into
note or
/.
.
,
_
ng
Itinerant,
narrow strip of land uniting
two large portions together
*
settled
A
n.
,
of repeat-
:
.
A
n.
a.
travelling
*>\
:
Wandering
t-'^j-1
Ul_
One who
place to place
:
;
j.vj
travels
-
not
&>v.
-
from
J^^\
<&*.
:
/^.^Therihing
It,
spoken of
Italian,
,
n.
o.
A
Italy
~
-U-i
TT
:
native of
language used
$
.ja^
-
.,
:
Of
"already
t
V
^,
B"
tf !.;j
Italy
;
in
Italy
Ui
" '
,jcu sj
:
the
A guide or route
*- C
k for travellers
Itinerary>
b
~
:
^,
Travelling; done on a
journey
:
i.
To wander
Itinerate,
without a settled habitation
.
:
ITSELF
A
Itself, pron.
reciprocal progenerally applied to
noun
things
:
Ivory,
phant
The
-
,
To
i.
_O
Ji>
-
^j^
:
p~ j J
Kj>
talk
Rapid
nonsen-
talk
to chatter
;
n.
Prepared from ivory
Ivy,
A
well-known evergreen
.
creeping plant
v.
sically
a.
-
^^
:
U<>
^la.
Jack,
familiar substitute
name
for the
of
John
A
,.
j>
:
V.jJ
:
:
impertinent fellow; ,5-^! ^t^J
ass
#A
;!);'
pitcher of
^
*The
called
lii^a.
union
Jackboots,
O
contrivance
weights
^f
b"
who
*
J
"tf
lea-
the ass
in
^^
*
the-wiso
J^
:
b'.
Jackal,
n.
A
to the wolf
A
n.
short coat
A
A
Jack-knife,
:
One
:
of
-
>!;
-,v})-
^SU.
-
large pocket-
;>\
:
ganizer
A
?.
;
Jacobite,
James
An
.
-A~-
:
adherent of
king of England
II,
K.j
disor-
political
a pigeon
Slftib
.fca.
l
:
.tl-UJI
f"
Jaculate,
Jade,
*
/.
A
.
mean woman
To
emit
:
Uj,^
mean horse
;
a wench
:
will-o'-
i/^X '-V
t
:
^3-L
n.
<-.y>
species
\$
Jacket,
knife
:
-
2_j&
:
A
:
person who
can turn his hand to any kind
of business
^)* o') 6 *
with a lantern, The
Heavy boots
:
A
all-trades,
lJ^
-
:
great
cards
in office,
"V
X
crow
Jacobin,
^f
vain of his petty office
))f
//.
n,
*^;J ^;^>
<^'->)l
#
Jackdaw,
A
J,!^.
for raising
:
w.
rough service
flf
flag of Britain
^j^yjla.
of the
:
-
:
flag
The knave
js,lj
is
waxed
animals, as
S.XPj lfeO>?&*
.>
a/"j' ^;^
^ The male of
<sotieo
(i
a blockhead
to
Union Jack
the
certain
JS
* A
lo
-
ther;
iy^
t>
:
;
The male
n.
<-*?.'
,
for
pull off boots
J&
-
sailor:
* An instrument
Jfc!
:
Jackanape, Jackanapes, n.
A monkey
;^> # A coxcomb &M*. - \*i \&(> * An
Jackass,
A
n.
:
- a.i.
tusk of the ele-
:
Jabber,
Kf
*-5 .>
Ivory,
*
**
n.
-
^1
,
JADE
465
-
^SUoxi
wild animal allied
-
,
v.
harass
:
E.-U.-59
t.
:
To
tire
out
;
;
a
Jj>)-
to
JAG
An
n.
Jagf,
notch
-
J^
v.
,
indentation
:
To
t.
JAVELIN
466
notch
like the teeth of
-
lo!i
*J|jJi
a saw
Japan,
A
.
ed work
cut
to
;
a
;
f
b ^e })
varnish
black and gloss
:
^
K
To
t.
t).
,
varnish or varnish*
:
-
to
;
^))
^;$
:
(^
IX, aoc*y
J a gy>
Uneven
notched
;
a.
Japanese,
:
Japan or
Jaguar,
tiger
,j>
0^.
\
'
prison
; ..j
j
:
-
v.
Jar,
,
To
t.
y.
shake
To
*'.
to quarrel
bird,
been
One who
n.
in a
jail
;
.
The keeper
:
A
n.
vibrate harshly
to dispute
jail
discord
',
a harsh
:
* An earthenware vessel
Jalap,
cine
A
.
Jam,
V 1U
A
n.
,
light
t.
ly
-
;
To
press
-
squeeze
[1^
To sound
z'.
to altercate
J argon,
Gabble
.
.
.
flo -
Jasper,
contention
;
prate
:
sound
<.
*
:
>t-
slang
;
:
;
b
kind of plant
-
!jj-
b
c>*~*
An opaque
n.
of quartz
;
Discordant
-
with white fragrant flowers
GU,i
harsh-
A
n.
Jasmine,
v^i L-^"
:
Jaundice,
,
^
-
fruits
b^
to
;
UjXi.
r.
uol
:
:
Jangle,
^
li
conserve of
boiled with
sugar
v.
2-
purgative medi-
:
;
:
collision:
sound;
of a
;
U&D
:
has
a prisoner
-,
Jailer,
-*<
:
The American
n.
:
n.
Jail,
to
Pertaining
inhabitants
its
A
.
:
^*^'
variety
^
'
?>)
in
disease
which the body and the eyes
become yellow
-
:
J^^
-
^^^
JL.
Jangler,
fellow
Janitor,
A
.
quarrelsome
-
0"=?^
:
.
A
of the >ear
:
:
^^~
first
-
fl>^ ;
month
L>;X*
Jaunt, v.
and there
-
door-keeper:
Showy
January, //. The
Janty,
y';^
& ^*
f.
;
To
^^
n.
1
ble
An
Javelin,
:
A
^l
1*>*
';*
;*;
spear
G
;^
a ram-
-i4f
;.-
or
half-pike
.)
:
;*J>|
-
-
excursion
^*
:
ramble here
to stroll
-
S-o
JAW
Jaw,
467
The bone
n.
mouth
of the
which the teeth are fixed
in
JEST
A
n.
Jenny,
Jay,
.
To
i.
A
scold
peril
:
*^*5 J*j
plumage
Jealous, a. Envious -v - vX-ta.
# Suspicious
u (*$
^/^.y
>
;
:
yCs**
-
;
solicitude
v.
To
i.
to gibe
sneer
mock
to
;
-
:
-
Gtoja.
Sneer,
Jeer,
taunt
;
jiw^j
;/.
A
^b
.
Jeerer,
-
O
-
*Ai>J
^^fJila
scoffer; a
mocker:
.b
.J
I/I
ad.
Jeeringly,
mockery
^j
:
Scornfully
-
Svis
;/.
^
:
^^
Jerk,
v.
spiritless
;
To
t.
.
A
;
in
^!^c
-
v'
Jennet,
horse
:
throw with a
sudden
,
A
n.
push
short,
sudden thrust;
iV
^
A
jecket
1
-
:
-
^<H^-
-
.
waist-coat
;
a kind of
:
Jersey,
woolen
Combed wool
.
shirt
:
-
cijl
;
Starving ; vacant
void of interest :
viscous substance
5
vji
,3;
n.
A
c
<
ujr^-
small
-
;
;
Li^ ^
.
or silk
Jest,
n.
lesque
1
Spanish
K
ti
a
l
A
:
short strap of leather
*
.
Joke
:
;
-
Jasmine
fun
S>
;
:
sport
-
+*.
;
bur-
-
';3
,_5
:
1
;
^tj
the inspissated juice of fruits
boiled with sugar - r l
v_>!*J
^
danger
to give a
;
Jessamine,
Jelly,
;
ha-
;
ijUjlaa.
i_$'iija.
Hazard
n.
effort
quick
Jess,
a.
Perilous
-
:
eijlla.
^i^J . ^
The Hebrew name
of the Deity
c/a2
U>
J
^
Jehovah,
expose
<^jki.
mockery:
;
-
:
a.
Jeopardous,
Jerkin,
Jejune,
*-
pull:
mock.
scoff,
Scoff
n.
e.-}
;
Gy., *Ui,
^ ^/^
Syn.
To
t.
to loss or injury
zardous
-w
:
v.
Jeopardize,
Jeopardy,
Jeer,
^?*
to
jCi,
Suspicious cau-
n.
Jealousy,
;
to expose:
;
:
:
tion
hazard
bird with
chattering
beautiful
anxious
To
/.
.
:
^
J
js
Jeopard,
-, v.
spinning machine
:
ju^j
,
i\ t.
To
joke
;
to rally
:
JESTER
Jester,
A
.
andrew
Jesuit,
buffoon
a merry-
;
i
-
i>'
:
&;
Roman
-
:
tune
An
intriguer
The son
n.
Jesus,
:
of God,
v.
,
^^
To
dance:
A
Jilt, w.
A
n.
^-.j*
black
fossil
:
spouting stream
:
very
_n~# A
-
v.
To
i.
forth
spout
shoot forward :
'^
,
JKS
'.*..
kind of pier
Made
of jet
Jew,
?/.
Jewel,
A Hebrew
n. A gem
:
To
Jeweller,
n.
^'>
$
^
adorn with jewels
One who makes
Jewels
V^
Jewess,
.
To
n.
Jingo,
:
-
)#')
A Hebrew woman
Jewish,
Pertaining
L?)'*
:
-
i
UlI^J
lJ
;
rattling
or
t&s'
:
clinking
A
word often used
n.
Job,
An
-
A
:
y$!
^
piece of work
bf
in
<-O)
f$ *
:
undertakingwith a view to
,
and
?'.
f$
:
To do
by lots
as a broker
/.
sell
to
buy
:
:
the
to
iw
cause to give a
ous printing
Miscellane-
n.
Job-printing,
a.
-
:
vulgar oath
or
in general
Ci
t.
-j"
:
;
:
profit
Jewellery,
!
clink
to
;
^^
f
:
:
n.
i.
A
n.
,
-
!^
love
^^ )i c )v;;'
handsome
-
To
v.
;
A
deals in jewels and other orna-
ments
v.
,
sound
^jtf.
:
-
;
sharp sound
t_L.
;!,* #
of fondness
A
f.
:
..
.
(
:
name
,
black
;
lx. -
)
"
<i^
y">
l^I^^a.
i_>l
:
)
,
Neat
a.
Jingle,
a.
;!..*
^^
Jimp,
p
trick in
SvxSlj
A
n.
Jetty,
-
;)
;
:
to
;
a dance
o^ y> ^jio
-
To
/.
coquet
v.
;
with her lover
:
-
55
sj
,
a very
young woman who
lightly trifles
a coquette
Jet,
dance
^
light
t.
;
J>
:
:
fre-
quently conjoined with Christ:
A moment
A
n.
restively
:
short tune
Jig,
Catholic
To move
t.
"
J iffy
ber of the religious order of
the
v.
Jibe,
sideways
[From Jesus] A mem-
//.
JOBBER
468
:
^
^
*-!"-
sfV^Jib,
The foremost
n.
ship
:
Jtj
Jtfl
sail
^ ^~
of a
15
\i'$.
Jobber,
.
A
person
who
under-
takes to perform small pieces
JOCKEY
of work
A
*
:
dealer
public stocks or funds:
in the
JOKE
469
Join,
v.
ciate
To
f.
connect ; to asso-
to adjoin; to link
;
WL*
:
J^
A man who
n.
Jockey,
horses in a race
horses
-
A
fa)*-*
v.
,
^^4
:
To
to jostle
a dealer in
)';-
-
:
>->'
}t><*i
cheat
^
^ j; i
-
cheat
f.
;
rides
to trick
;
by riding against
-
,
To be
r. /.
unite
in contact
UJ-
:
Joiner,
A
.
;
-
carpenter
-
:
J^)*
^taw
;
n.
Joint,
knot
:
to
tt^
lla^
Junction
;
a hinge
a
;
&$
:
* The limb of the animal pre-
Given to
a.
Jocose,
sportive
witty
;
Jocular,
sportive
-
:
Given
5*19
,_)*
^3*4"
to jesting
not serious
;
pared by the butcher
,
United
a.
,
Merriment
>t ; i
^.xb
Jocund,
ive
.
:
ing
r.
Merry
"
cf)^
:
;
airy
c^ljfc
sport-
;
^ *^J
jest-
;
t
"
combined
;
;
;
v.
To
f.
articulate
Jocularity,
^;;PV
among more than one
shared
^j^-
:
:
;
}t>
&sdz} -
j?
a.
jokes
urj^
fit
together
to divide
;
;
to
;
to joint:
v
j
I'll- - ('>.$
Jointly, a^. Together; not separately
J-'
:
)U
-
Merry, frolicsome, jolly,
Syn.
gay.
Jocundity,
Joint-stock,
n.
Gaiety
mirth
;
:
company
Stock held in
.
^^2.*
:
1
f--
-*;-
Estate settled on a
Jointure,
married woman for life, to be
enjoyed after her husband's
n.
Jog,
-
.
To
/.
shake
to
;
,
P.
To move
A
shocks
V?
Joggle,
v.
^'<J^ f''^^
f.
To
-
:
GSic
by small
to walk slowly
;
'.11=1.
push
Ks>i
'.oi
*
shake
^%
_^
:
"&
,
/?.
A
of jogs or notches
:
!;> V.''^J
)J*
Johnsonian,
.
,
v.
&n
:
To
f.
settle
^-^
s?^""'
a jointure
;
One of the smallei
Joist,
timbers of a floor or ceiling,
on which the boards may be
.
:
made by means
joint
decease
^\
slightly
ISXfe
--
-
Pompous:
,s.j>
-
nailed
,
v.
joists
Joke,
^
:
f.
-
)%~
}
To
furnish
earnest
A
:
jest;
what
l^V
-
is
^-
^
with
Utft
:
H.
-
jcjJ
not in
s"*i
JOKE
Joke,
v.
To
t.
470
rally
to banter
;
JOY
Journalist,
The
?z.
journal or diary
v.
,
To
i.
jest
do some-
to
;
-
thing for sport;
V>
editor
Merriment;
-
gaiety:
Jolly,
a.
-
J.?
Jovial
J!i-
festivity;
.A.i
..,*. -
merry
;
hand-
;
-
some; plump:
f.a.
n.
^Aji
5
place
to
voyage
:
-
v.
,
Travel from one
another ; passage;
To
/.
to place
A
n.
small boat be-
longing to a ship
*$"'-
:
G.S IB-O.U-,
'fa*>
Journeywork,
i\
Jolt,
or
i.
To
/.
shake by sud-"
den jerks
Ci^^to
n. A shock by a sudden
t'Ht
:
-
,
A dunce
n.
Jolt-head,
;
for hire
Joust,
-
J*^1
:
Jonquil,
^jts
A kind
.
O^yi
^j*>)
mock-
;
fight:
a block,
head
o^l
^$
Tournament
n.
^
Work done
n.
**i$" -
:
hired
,.1^
:
^^
;
^
J
CT^^
If
ipY-lr
A man
n.
work by the day
to
. *J
;
!
,5
from place
travel
:
Journeyman,
boat,
writer of a
a newspaper
U.|
:
Journey,
n.
Jollity,
;
-
>-Jj? ?
of flower
f. To
engage in a mockon horseback
/yc )]y~
v.
o
fight,
:
:
^o J?
Jostle, ?;. /. To run against and
shake ; to push against rudely
Jot,
-
UJjjCtS
:
//.
An
iota
;
least quantity
,
r.
/.
To
a note of
*^
;
set
-
down;
i=-i^oU
:
-
-
Kt^
lu,s
a point
Abi>
lo
U
the
;
Gay
o.
Jovial,
jovially
merry
;
:
lives
- L)&
^k ^)^
:
jolly
One who
n.
Jovialist,
;
sjjj
-
x^j
make
Joviality, Jovialty,
ment
;
festivity
:
-
merri-
n.
;;;-
-
y^
<^ &$<j
UJO
Jotting,
n.
A memorandum
^Isi^b
n.
Jowler,
The cheek
n.
A
:
s
;
Ui,
hunting dog
published daily
J(?
:
"!.'
:
v
,,5)^
Joy,
.
Pleasure
festivity
;
;
delight; mirth;
exultation
:
'
Journalise,
journal:
-
A
diary; a register
of daily transactions ; a
paper
Journal,
n.
Jowl,
:
f.
W,^,
To
/.
^l*il
/
enter in a
t>
*i-'j
v
>V
^^
bill
Syn.
Gladness, pleasure, delight.
JOY
v.
Joy,
To
t.
gladden
-
congratulate ; to
J^^. UJA aU tJ;tx*
:
OjS
,
v.
To
i.
rejoice; to exult
UolA
'j
Joyful,
glad
exultation
;
MA;
unenjoyable
-
_ .
en)
:
reme Being
Syn.
joyless
Judge,
to
^)
L-ix5i
v.
Joyous,
ment
J^)=*
-
s"
C
The
n.
:
i-i
-1
~
,
y.
To
/.
try
;
;
in judg-
to think
^
-
:
state
of
Judgeship,
judge:
^j'"
.
2 '-
-
to
;
U$
Judgment,
;
of a
^
^aia.
^
act of judgtaste ; decision
;
a providential
a
sentence
;
;
;
:
&3z
-
:
office
-
The
.
ing opinion
of a court
doom
The
s\.-
punishment
being joyous
to sit
U
-
:
pass sentence
;
^
With gladness
jJLj)
Joyousness,
^
;
joyful:
;
^ l~ -
-
ad.
^A,*
gay
;
;jr~;:>
Joyously,
To
i.
determine
J^^>
-
^-1^1
Glad
a.
-
^1=^
State of being
n.
:
-
Umpire, arbiter, arbitra-
reckon
Joylessness,
^JxaU
:
tor, referee.
of joy
Destitute
a.
Joyless,
-
has skill to decide on the
merits of a question ; the Sup-
very
glad-
:
^Uoii
one
;
who
15
Great
n.
to offenders
punishment
:
...Uals. -
:
Joyfulness,
ness
-
of joy;
Full
a.
JUDICATURE
471
-
-
,-_!
V^Z.)
JW*r*
Jubilant,
triumph
a.
Uttering songs of
rejoicing
;
o^ ^
:
^
^Jo * The day of, The
- o^'-o
doomsday
^iax*
:
Jubilate,
Jubilee,
'.
z'.
A
.
To rejoice
season
# Exultation
^.i^a.
tribunal
:
-
:
fiftieth
Every
the
Jews
:
,_,/;-
Judaism,
the Jews
in
;/.
;
The
w-
L>L.AJ|
year
^.-^
religion
J
IS"
judge
&.l}e
a.
Judicatory,
-
,
u ^>>^
a
A
y^l
,3
Dispensing jusj~~$ J^e
:
n.
court;
Having power
tribunal
tion of justice
:
-
distribu-
;
^-i}^f
^<3J-
^-f J^
of
The presiding officer
a court of law who av.-ards
.
a.
:
^ia.
Jl~ JJ-.UEO jt
Judg'e,
to
A
.
L,
C&.HJ.P <s*<2a
:
Judicative,
tice
*
among
^/
of great
public festivity and joy
sJU;
Judgment-ser
:
Judicature,
distributing
of justice
The power
n.
justice
-
:
*~
.;
of
a court
^^
;
'.v^-'
JUDICIAL
JUMP
472
throat
a.
Judicial,
courts of justice;
employed
-
of'.\c
li
- ta-1'.is
^Jbc
*>
:
turns to the heart
Jjl*"-
;
- 15.315 -
i3Wc
The judges
taken
'j~ 2j!a;
Judiciary,
.
collectively
discreet
:
-
:
-
g*-
Prudent
a.
Judicious,
-
^-o.'^
Judiciously,
-
;>"
Wisely
</.
sap;
dry
succulent
Jujube,
:
;
Judiciousness,//. Discretion:
-
An
n.
Jug,
hold
Juke,
pitcher
v.
,
in
t.
a jug
Juggle,
-
'
remedy
v.
To
i.
To
.boil or
a
'
the year
To
*'.
hand
play tricks
to
;
imposture
by
conjure;
:
J> *$"
Jumble,
..&;'.
JIM.
>
A
trick
;
--
by
$U
\,"
,
l t>
an imposture
One who
n.
a deceiver
Jugglery,
ture
^y.y
W*~
-
:
u \,~\~ $
n.
-,ou.$i
cake
.'$>
;b
;
,
;
ws^.^i
Deception
tf
v.
-
:
H;-
J<~
To mix
t.
:
^;-
*>*$
in
-
^.^
)*
*^r
a con-
^^ le^!:
ifl^
LU # A smah aweet
^b* &\> ^" ^^V.-
Disorder, confusion, disarrangement, chaos.
:
Trickery; impos-
J^ v;*
:
Ju^ling,
kery
:
/;.
li-
v,
i.
To
skip; to spring
:
deceives
sleight of hand; a cheat
-
1^.>
a
-
Confused mixture
n.
Jump,
Juggler,
;
seventh month of
:
fused mass
Syn.
,
J;*
:
tf'
u.
-
'-';" 3
y
.
n.
:
sweet drink
The
n.
July,
M>j'
to practise
- 13.5
A
n.
v' ;*
:
as
stew,
:
sleight of
?'**)
pulp
perch upon any-
quid medicine
^^r*
/-
A
n.
^_
,
em-
liquors;
-
:
3f
sometimes used as
Julep,
^jl^iJta
earthen vessel
ployed to
:
juice;
-
JJ*
;'->
(Ju'-jub),
pectoral
skil-
&A
fluid
^
.
^
^-t
Abounding with
a.
Juicy,
?^
i_Cii ^
:
thing, as birds
^_\'V*
the
ur-;-
;j*-^
)-:
*
Destitute of juice;
a.
Juiceless,
^*i.3b
-
J
-?;
:
part of animal substance
fruit,
-
K c,.
-
skilful;
;
L>.->-^';5>i
1310
The
n.
Juice,
Judicially, ad. In the forms of
k-gal justice; by way of penalty
~$
One of
iu
which the greater part of the
blood from the head &c., re-
in
the administration of justice
^
the large
vein,
trunks (two on each side) by
to
Appropriate
:
the
Pertaining to
a.
Jugular,
tric-
v.
t.
To
a leap
pass by
to pass over eagerly
:
>>$
;
/$
. 13
-
G.5
,
.
A
leap
;
a spring, arise:
JUNCATE
A
n.
Juncate,
cheesecake
entertainment
JURY
473
:
an
;
ut.*sU^ -
mans
;
the
;
:
Union
.
$
t-
The
i
d
seam
a
;
a crisis
a point of time
;
*^ k &%
:
Jurat,
)*
line or point
A
.
person sworn
11
1
****
tf)
a.
The
the year
;
JU")
r
judge
li^
$ J^~
^-5-
of
JW J^With
#</.
o**T
:
Jurisconsult,
in the law
^.^l
a jurist
;
'r
1
One
.
legal
c ;^
V.
:
learned
c;^
-^.'^
^)
tixf*
Land mostly coverJ&
ed with forest trees
Jungle,
a
to
Pertaining
:
|
month
sixth
:
)/
j
-
authority
>i.
~
\
Juridical,
:
"
*
I**
Juridically,
June.
u>";
fi-*
^
which two bodies are join-
at
5
^)&
,
- i_>IL
jti7!
jyj.
n.
Juncture,
-
-
JL.
"
t^)*-*-*
i
union:
tion; joint; the place of
*iCa.
"
combina-
;
^,>
jft] rf
j
Junction,
planet of
largest
the solar system
Jj>
.
n.
Jurisdiction,
or authority
Legal power
extent of autho-
;
:
jungles
Younger
-
*)*
:
^r^J
A
.
a.
Jurisdictional,
:
Chinese vessel
^=? * Old ropes
^
-<'-
:
^
:
Jurisdictive,
diction
>
u
Jllp*
-
A
^?.
,
sweetmeat
v.
A
*
,,$ !*~>
tertainment
e
^
:
a.
A.
-
^iV-*
:
Junta,
-
^f ^j
A tribunal
.
;
.
A
cabal
-
.
J,:-
Jupitcr,
attttolj'
n.
The
the
.
to
;
;V*-'
.Thescience
Jurisprudent,
\Jy4
a' J
:
Jurist, n. One who is
a civilian
civil law
ly;'
^jU j*-
supitrme deity
arid
^
Jury,
:
o's
ivj*'*
;
a
n.
One who
juryman
A
;
certain
serves
'
*
on a
&JK
{
number
of
selected an d sworn to
declare the truth on the evidtntt phcfed betoTe them :
RO-
E.-U
n.
Juror,
15
skilled in
1
^
:
^
Understand-
a.
)^V.^
a council
Gr^bks
juris;
iyi^';'
:
ing law
;_j)J^
a faction:
;
*** p
.v-;
jury
Junto,
V.
?
^'3 <?
;
feast
Pertaining
;**"*'
Having
Jurisprudence,
l
en-
privately
:
)'*
^i\
:
stolen
&)
:
To feast
i.
;'^.J
!;.->
of law
Junket,
:
tf,^
person
to jurisdiction
Junk,
which
to
district
^^~^
A younger
n.
-,
the
;
any authority extends
.
a.
Junior,
--
:
rity
with
Abounding
a-
Jungly,
^J;*
60
Jt
'
*
y;^
JURYMAN
as a juror
a.
Just,
true
Fair
:
-
g\>
^>
l*
-
proper
Normal
Righteous
:
upright
tain
*
Justle,
* Accu-
clash
33 -*
-
<*-~;^
^h
equit-
Just,
HM'lv
closely
;
*
'Wj**
n.
Justice,
-
;
rectitude
;
desert
^-}o
;
-
to pardon:
encounter
U;U jC
To push
v.
/.
n.
An
ad.
-
Fairness, integrity, uprightness.
Ant.
Inequity, partiality, un-
to drive
;
-
,e^.!;
ableness
Jut,
y.
dignity of a justice
:
office or
<&>'.*&
.ji.ax^ -
;
tf
of justice
An
administrator
a chief justice
;
M
".
k-*xi.
^~~~^.
is-wK ufeMtj
reasonJustice
equity exactness
;
:
;
shoot forward
A
n.
;
-
S;
;
^r^'j
;*.'*
So as
a</.
Justifiably,
justified
excusable
rightly
:
a
is
^j^
:
(
:
;
a.
Juvenescent,
young
Becoming
^'1
1j&
;j
;i>i
be
childish
:
-
;j
#
^''j^
Youthful
a.
Juvenial,
-
-
t'j
t/J*
to^
^^'3
:
;
resem-
substance
:
warrantable
3
S
bling hemp , from which
of cloth
kind
coarse
woven
:
<?
;^-*s
Defensible
a.
Justifiable,
Syn.
Jute,
;
Project, protrude, stand
out.
^la.
**?
.
:
fairly
;
UKJ
The
:
^-
w.
To
/'.
-
fairness
n.
to
;
U^J **=.
Honestly
:
^us.-a
Justness,
Syn.
Justiciary.
-
encounter or shock
accurately
:
Lj^i*
-
To
i.
:
Justly,
;
A judge
*
t.
v.
J**
(j"-b
:
uJliP ^la.
Justiceship,
to
;
main-
to
;
))'* '*}-.&
)}
Equity
impartiality
d.;-^-'.
,
Precisely
:
,
deserved
able, fair,
J.
vindicate
to absolve
;
;
J^I*
;'j*
Exact, accurate,
c
j.
:
:
-^h*'
Syn.
- %*
t'-tf
To
A
r.
Justify,
;
clear
)'^W
:
:
-*'*
:
J*'
j))*-
;
<-*-''
~<i" * Tasteful
rate
pardon
^-
>^
regular
;
serves
Vj
Equitable
:
;
One who
n.
Juryman,
JUXTAPOSITION
474
&~fS
-
Jt<3U
v
tyj>
Juvenility,
i;>
-
- Vx^.
^=
Youthfulness
.
;
i
:
^=;> *
1
Justification,
defence
;
*
i
c^>
Justifier,
orie
who
.
Vindication
remission of sin
ax'
n.
-
*i
i
^'^^
-
One who
frees
;
Juxtaposition,
:
t
'!
y^- sAo|
justifies
from
sin
placed near
;
by
Sytt.
;
.
A
contiguity
Proximity,
contact.
being
:
Contiguity,
KADI
KEEP
475
K
Kadi,
judge
^^
:
.
*
Africa
^v^
Kaleidoscope,
.
*J^.it>
*>.;>'
An
reflection
ijoo
^
f~
:
,/
ij}~J:
^<P
Keep,
Kam,
Crooked
A
n.
Kangaroo,
J
^
U>#"
;'-N*^
Ul
:
M
:
;
; (.^'
i:
-
^kb/-!
Ls
-;
;;^
,50^^
O^S
v.
To
i.
tance
JK
Kawn,
Turkish inn
A
H.
:
,
r.
To
i.
retch
^>j
:
1*4.;
)
from
familiar
:
3
*
o
timber
principal
,
v.
t.
,v
:
^-.j
To navigate
the bottom
-
:
^
<-.jI.j
to
;
M*
^5
*
;'e
check
:
^
\\^
show
.
U^J
*
5;
*
-
-
:
To
hold
U5; ^j.? -x
* To off,
distance
To
Keelage,
n.
Port dues
:
xl? ^i>
;
*
a.
Sharp
* Penetrating
'
J-^ *
f/*;~
:
:
-
;!^>!
)>.T
J^- * Eager
adhere
x
Bitter
:
i"
-
:
^
lit;
tain
:
confinement:
in
To curb M$xl~
To temain at a
:
t*;
to,
:
To
'3j)%.
^
i_fi)
continue
To
self to
Keen,
at
becoming too
x-
in a ship
dis-
To
:
The
?z.
a
at
<iy> J*- J^to s^bj
,.-
:
Keel,
-To
;>!;>
To back, To
To down, To
K5\
U(^ * To
repress
;J;
Us ; jb U>
To
avoid
from,
To in, To conceal U^
5;
Keck,
:
another
^V"
^5 ._oi
nine-pin:
^y
arm's length, To prevent
,V
Kayle,
To
:
Jtf
13,<
'
V
>
A
n.
;
progress
To remain
aloof,
cry as a crow
;
;
to
- UJflaw
*
s
To
of,
equally with: ^ ; >
Kaw,
u
-
^^J
abreast
Ia^833L
protect
-
iik
U|Sj
to
;
}'j
pouched quadruped peculiar
:
-
* To observe
;
:
to
.
i:20
to withhold
herbivorous
<j
;
U:^ li$s ; ^ To
to hold ; to main-
- **-
J
;
J^^
-
:
retain
-
;^'
,_,-
conceal
to Australia
To
t.
preserve
I
-
v.
detain
tain
a.
acuteness
;
;
^w
,>
<&
^.-'.1
i^***?* *M
ii'
-
Vehemence
n.
sharpness
eagerly
;
:
bitterly
;
Keenness,
optical
instrument which exhibits a
variety of beautiful colours by
^
severely
:
:
c^. Sharply
Keenly,
An unbeliever
->>
An inhabitant of South
Kafir,
&
A Turkish
.
:
To
on,
l*$;
^fe
confine one-
*J -
strictly to
l*;
:
^ # To
-
&*>)
To
^
up, To mainwithout abatement ;!;?;>
^Lb #
:
KEEP
To
U*; #
preserve
^;
-Sla.
:
To body and
To
together,
,
&3*
nel
one's
,
above
:
;
avoid running into debt
v.
To
t.
from the door, To keep
in dress:
starvation
,-iway
'>'a .>
ances, To
r.
to dwell:
t
^->
ty
v^
abide
Kern,
to last
;
corn
gist;
*i>
,
z;.
One who keeps
//.
n.
Custody
conformity
sup-
;
:
ut1;a.
nut
*"
-
To
friendship
A
"
.
A
token
^
:
v.
stand
t.
;
of
,
c--.
>_<.
used
^>
A
To know
;
:
:
:
Cognizance
;
K
j-
^J
s
j
Kerseymere,
Ketch,
to under-
to recognize
crt-)^
species of coarse
^X;|
v
Cashmere
;
.
>
!
:
l?j^
caul
child's
^^
!
'}t
^'>\~>
:
;**
ripen
and other
J*" K
:
n.
-
K>\*
Kettle,
n.
A
strongly built two-
vessel
An
view
:
IJ*A.
.-Ol
vessel
for
:
iron
heating and
other liquoi
.
or
extracted
illumination
masted
Ken,
^
-
'
Oil
.
&d>
:
small cask
A
n.
Kell,
;
J-5
-
the
a nucleus
harden
woollen cloth
Keg,
**Jj*1 ^.'
gram or
* The sub-
a
purposes
Kersey,
Keepsake,
^i;~
/t- ^V-
Kerosene,
:
for
;
J
from bituminous coal,
Keeping,
port
~
little
into kernels
Keeper,
tf
:
-
/.
-)
dress
Irish foot soldier;
:
*--lIfl-
:
any cloth used
;
A
n.
shell of
The
^ v- ^
-^>
3
^))
An
n.
-*-
- li
,." g
stance contained within
;
^*;
o-H. #
:
,.<"
:
woman
Kernel,
strongest and securest part of
a castle
^.
The head
n.
a hand-mill
;ftllo
-li%
jilj ^j
Condition
;/.
,
*>l
appear-
l*fi;
To
i.
of a
*^i-
tc dwell
;
maintain an ex-
show
ternal
<~
:
To up
-x-
Keep,
To
*
:
p
^t> ;
^i-
lodge
K*;
Kerchief,
<~
)4>
:
confine in a ken-
To
/.
Jsf
the wolf
-;';
K
ii$;
?-.
for
hounds
of
-
:
To
water,
house or cot
^J&z
maintain one-
^if ^ # To
head
dogs
A
.
a pack
soul
self with great difficulty
Cjj
Kennel,
t>;*-
:
Vf) * To keep awake
*
KETTLE DRUM
476
boiling
*J{*
:
Kettle-drum,
made of metal
n.
:
water or
-
A
J>*-
^>
*.*
drum
-
jiw
KEY
KIN
477
Key, n. A fastener a wellknown instrument for shutand opening locks
ting
v.
-
l<J
in
-^
an
^"
^3,4*
solution
A #
a
musical
key note
*-M>
:
A
n.
Keyhole,
>~
ui-
Keystone,
Khan,
A
.
chief
:
The
.
gt u>?H
prince
Khedive,
.
^
;
arch
A
v.
t.
with the foot
*
To
tii^i
:
-
a
;
;
Syn.
A blow
ridiculous
n.
or
c>
u
^
"
put to death
calm
to
;
to
;
:Ui|3 ;
U
birds with one
despatch, assassinate.
Kiln, (Kil) n. A large stove ;
a fabric for burning and dry-
>*>*>
ing anything
^
''i-
J
l5U
A
r
create
3
'^
i;'
i'}.;
n.
French measure of weight
equal to 22 Ibs
^
^*
}$>
ij^*
A
Kilt, n.
:
c>)J
Highlander's short
:
petticoat
)ji
with the foot
:
Crooked
a.
;
bent
^Ui
:
Something
fantastical
-
:
Kilogram, Kilogramme,
violently
U;'.-
ty 1^ >*)
:
murder, execute,
;
Kin,
Kickshaw,
To
Slay,
Kimbo,
n.
;
:
^
u h- -,?
bucket, To die:
* To up a row, To
-
/.
ing one's time
:
:
kind
;
gain two objects
Stone,
5^ *^; -*:>.l
by one exertion
*
ing the time, Wast-
be found wanting* in weight
l
* To the
^j>*>
iyjj
<f>
,
sort
;
to quell
To two
up the beam, To
a disturbance
of the vis-
To
title
Turkish
hit
toS
:
A
To
)
) }"*
That part
i-.
slay
w 'i
:
M
:
a king
chilblain
human
steal a
,
# Habit
Kill,
:
;>
Kick,
To
t.
'
v';=-
*
ya'/.
v.
.
1^-j
r-'
^
of the governor of Egypt
Kibe,
I
*sj$
Ait> - )'-\~ -
-
^-'
1
Kidney,
highest
of an
central stone
S
)t
*{
*>\x
;
a key
<L
<)r
bring forth
:
hole in a door
or lock, for receiving
;*";>
To
i.
cera which secretes the urine
instrument
^
<>
:
lever
small
or
t.
Kidnap,
I
The
-
^;
j>
*P * A
-
explanation
;
,
a young goat
and turned:
by being inserted
S
:
"*
used
is
goat
.
;
an instrument which
A young
n.
Kid,
;
-
n.
Relatives
\b
,
a.
S>
Of
congenial
;!>>
the
:
;
kindred
-
-
:
-
*sj')*
ljj>
:
)te **^;
same nature
;
KIND
Kind,
Race
n.
='>
/'
# Style
kind
^
-
genial
Kine,
j-j
)fi>
To
as,
Kindred,
^)t~
:
-
:
Obliging
lenient
;
:
;
^^
-
Syn.
much
a.
chess
*t
:
verning
realm
;
Kindle,
light
-
;
v. t.
to inflame
sion
,
f
^^^^
^o^-ojtoi
take
:
fire
.
;
a
;
a class
rc.
thetic
,
Benevolent
.
;
ad.
mild
;
gentle
With good
volently
^
:
Kindness,
volence
kind act
Good
.
grace
;
:
-
J-ai
;
;
-
-
sympa-
;
^
will
+-\
n.
marrage
Relation
:
With
-
an
&)I-L
evil,
Scorfula
n.
n.
:
The stand-
jj-l^'l ,-**-* *-^**
King of terrors,
.
Death
:
^r
a
by birth
of
air
-
ard English:
..51',^.
.^
;
*JU>lA -
^s>tA
King's English,
;
-^'
1
;
);*-
be
Kink,
a
Kindred,
-
:
King's
bene-
^ r-
5
;
c/>)f
favour
$
;
ad.
,
of
species
V.;*
Jtf J>;
royalty
.'V;;
A
.
;
-,v'>;f-
-
:
o~.yCa.
beRegal
royal
noble
a king
a.
splendid
:
will
oici
-
V.;^- f ';
Kingly,
ILL.
Benignity
benevolence; softness
Kindly,
-
coming
Kindliness,
divi-
principal
:
-
:
be
to
;
J*"i-
>>
:
:
bird
To
/.
.
^^
act of go-
royal policy
Kingfisher,
roused
or
;
;
of
game
^
fire; to
to fire
;
The
.
* The
Rule monarchy ;
of a
the dominion
monarch
^
*
sli^lj
^
the
in
:
Kind-heartedness, n. Beneio volence
p**)
^ITo set on
:
a sove-
;
-
jyUcL.
s^l; $
:
Kingdom,
:
,<*{')*
cows
;
having the picture of
Kingcraft,
Having
kindness of nature
-
chief piece
Benevolent,
gracious,
mild, indulgent.
Kind-hearted,
cow
chief ruler
*!{
a king
..
(
A
:
A card
d*ft*
L
(
n.
King,
benevolent;
J->
con-
;
cr^?'
/V. of
n.
reign
.
Related
a.
:
:
pay in
Ik* d*
:
,
good
-
:
With produce
,
'^r!
)'}
genus
manner
;
*>.;!* In
^
;
^-'^ # Nature
-
KINK
478
;
r:.
Spontaneous
or
rope
doubled
twist of
thread
when
:
J>
KINK
Kink,
v.
ously
To
i.
KNAVE
479
twist spontane-
lion
Kite,
A
^y L
c*'-*^ ^i'
Kinship, n.
^)&
Kinsman,
o>
One
n.
-
the air
/*
:
Kinswoman,
jj^ nj
;/
The
church
a
a
;
-
:
jacket
^'^
';^?
To
c. t.
;
to
n.
A
smack
>'
^
:
;
rity
A
n.
-
toy
.
s-*a.
^SU
:
To
i
y.
,
the
to caress
^
-Uu
salute with
^
-
;
;
a nice trick:
^ Dexte-
Ujl^
-
*Sd.
-
^
^c
.U*i
'-j
crack:
Knacky,
a.
Cunning
Kna S
A
knot
crafty
;
;
to
IL.^
!
-
;^
*
^
:
^
:
^"3;*hill
:
*-,;
a.
Knaggy,
Knotty
rough
;
:
:
:
^*>U.-
slap
A cook-room
:
protuberance
A summit
:
J>')^
*
:
A
:
Knap,
,
A
n.
Knap,
b -fa
o';$.*
n,
:
^
;
wooden
tub
* A sailor's or
soldier's outfit
Kitchen,
WO0
in
* A peg
y'ft
* The rugged ridge of a
*
the lips
'-
:
A
n.
Kit,
x.u.i
*-^
-
:
|
smack
a
-
^
bite with noise;
* To apprehend
u)!i
Knack,
;
a
;
salute with
touch gently
,
;
e^e
short
*
is
a
An upper garment
n.
To
/.
i-.
^
i:>'
of
j
<toj
:
Knab,
an(j
,
.
young
- *tf
^ ^^
.
Kitten> n The young
;yV ^1^
{*.<
mantle
lips
JCxi
place of worship
:
gown
Kiss,
^
Jl$>
A
.
Kirtle,
of a
skin
:
Kirk,
\
re-
^"^
:
Fnendg
kin>
relatiyes
cat
n.
beast
*fc
:
\fi-l
Acquaintance
^_ and
by
female
.1
lative
Kip,
A
.
-
5.13
^Jjl*
,Sf
i
j
blood
for
-
-
:
Jt%-
toy
>
.
related
paper
:
:
^
)j
bird of prey
child's
flying m
cs"j';'
Relationship
.
A
*
:
scul
:
;
Kinsfolk, n. Relation; persons
of the same family
~;
;!>
A
n.
Kitchen-wench,
:
v.
v.
i-
To bite
To break
t.
:
:
'
Kitchen-garden,
where
Kitchen-maid,
the'
A
dmy
is
:
garden
Knapsack,
H.
A
soldier's
bag
:
used as
vegetables
food are raised
whose
n.
$%
,3}*-
n.
A woman
to
atltnd
work bf kitthen.
ttf
Knave,
A
#.
a rascal
;
dishonest person
a villain
:
A
j
;
KNAVERY
Syn.
seoundcheat,;
Villain, rascal,
,
rogue,
sharper, scamp.
rel,
n.
Knavery,
fraud
.j^'^
lainous
tfjV
Fraudulent
a.
-
:
Wsi
>..'i-
ad.
Knavishly,
fraudulently
;
-
:
-
Knavish,
^
To dub
/.
.
^
,
v.
press
-Jlta.
;
\+>\
To work
ing knight
mass
into a
#", ^
knights:
the
Knit,
The
n.
the
formed
joint
junction of the
thigh
Knee-deep,
knees
.
plj
Sunk
a.
:
*
!
Knee-pan,
/v.
)t
at
and
leg
:
-
(
to
**;>
to unite close-
;
To weave
i.
by making knots
,
^ j^
j
'.Ixju. -
v.
Texture
n.
v.
i.
o
!J,t ,;i;
Knell,
rung
:
of a bell
<? ^Tu
:
>',V
,
v.
To sound
i.
a death
:
o-i'j
^
to ring at
;
- tJ'aw
e,,-
MM;
Knick-knack,
.
knitter
n.
pion
;
n.
a
A
.
:
junction
;
A
<*;<$
:
uiett hi
-
;
a
tS
r
^'V
K j!,
hard protuberance:
^;tr
Knobby,
Knock,
to clash
us
;
^
-
:
or
/.
.
;
;i
*;i 5
i
t.
;
To
/.
to rap
*
strike
upon
c * To
To wander
Gj;
1/
Full of hard protu-
.
berances
-
:
-
;
'-V-
about,
here and there
:
To down, To
*
:
cut-
down, To
fell
:
io.> !jf
To-
down, to
^. ;'- * To
itrike
f &*
:
follower
tille
A
/i.
of a
ti
jl^J
A well-known
;
a
of tank
r
*
toy
jj^lj
tng nstrument
Knight,
Knob,
collide
bauble;
Knife,
A
anythi'ng
t;J?
I;K^
The sound
;/.
at a funeral
'*->&
:
The work
n.
Knitting,
uC jl
the knee
.
-
the
The round bone
To bend
dignity
together, as
tie
;
,
^'!, ^ji;.
The
.
to join
;
The
wandering
u /^
V !L
Kneel,
^
n.
:
To
/.
t>.
cord
ly
Knee,
wander-
ty j^
Knight-errantry,
of
manners
and
U*.
-
:
A
.
;*>*
:
Knighthood,
with
ingredients
hand
:
Al |;
: ,
vil-
;
-
^
t.
,.,
^/
Knight-errant,
of a knight
Knead,
a knrght
_
% ,..
"
-I*?
Dishonestly
:
Knight, v
<
Dishonesty
trickery
;
KNOCK
480
tf
V*
cham:
.
assign to a bidder
tud
>u
^ r lJ*
work
:
Uj^
under, To
To
^
^1*
:
r
# *
yield; lo
'jjX.
U?
^-^
To
off,
r
l>
t,top
To
submit
#
To
:
KNOCK
over,
To
To
up,
*
upset
Knout,
<
A
n,
blow
n.
^;-r
-x-
a
rap
-
ly
:
nise
fas-
^-
:
v.
To
f.
V
"
The
Knowingly,
l>*
deliberately
to
;
hi "
A
*
Knop,
"-V
tf 5't;
A bud
7?.
tuberance
;
J.'^
Knot,
union
*','? .
.
tie
*
hension
A
cluster
*>*
;
t&
.
-
the stem of a plant
;
a.
well-
;
^-; t
-
instruc-
;
tion
;
notice
-
:
-
;j*
-
-
.jfc^l
U ~J!^
-
u>.yw !^
iJif
-
finger
of
-
v,^
-
Having knots
Knotty,
hard
;
of
intricate
La, //. Look
!
:
-
see
;1j-
!
,k
yield
To
/'.
submit
to
;
-
:
U/-
^
;
G^D f^k-
Knurl,
:
A
n.
of the
joint
>,^
^'-;>.^
beat with the
:
y.
,
knuckles
'^
Free from knots
Full
-
us-iUA
**
A
w.
knot
?
-
The Scripture
Koran,
Mohamedans
:
Kraal,
n.
A
knots
Kudos,
!
-
/
of the
^y>
Hottentot village
:
<sJ5
;
-
behold
to
;
j
*^5(f
:
or collection of huts
a.
J
Certain appre-
.
:
a.
'' lS
^ j)^}*
-
.
Knotted,
l
Intelligently
^^
:
cognition
;
fB(?
Knotless,
/
acquaintance; informa-
Knuckle,
a joint in
:
tion
- * 21b1
^
:
;
;
pro-
:
bond
3c
;
a perplexity
;
j'V
;
a button
A
n,
bunch
a
1
*-"'*
:
round
little
:
V
*
'*I$f
:
ringing of a bell
}V,/<*
^
1
a<*.
}j*>
*'>j>
t15
^ -*'
/
recog-
-
:
Skilful
a.
:
Knowledge,
*/.
-
'"Vtf
be
to
;
to
;
approve
>*-.;!
of
y*
ring a bell
proclaim by ringing
to
;
informed
IS
,
:
perceive clear-
with
Knowing,
tened to a door to knock for
admittance
To
t.
be assured
:
1
contrivance
v.
to
;
acquainted
i_J^
j<7-
One who knocks
A
Know,
W&*-
:
;
*
vifctxip
Knocker,
-
instrument of
Russia
in
:
Knock,
Knoll,
An
n.
punishment
:
arouse by knocking
^'j
oJ ;
to*
:
To be worn out
# To dash U!;^ * To
Ula. L,<
tAfiEfACTTOtf
481
:
E.-U.
j
".
Glory
Labefaftjon,
61.
n.
;
renown
The
:
act
of
LAfeEFY
Labefy,
v.
impair
To weaken
f.
^ ;$ ^,115
:
A
n.
Label,
LACERATION
482
!
Work,
Syn.
.irndgery,
toil,
..;*$
tJj<:
narrow
to
;
.
Labour,
of
slip
v.
to strive
paper &c. containing a name
title, affixed to anything :
To work
i.
to toil
;
to be in travail
;
;
:
or
^-5
l^< WjUfli
y*. ,1^.0 'jfc
U
j.15
Labourer,
,
r.
To
t.
a label to
affix
labours
:
who
One
.
^
:
^
ae "
-
;}^;
-
Labourless, a. Easily done
*ii. 4 . j^-^u
:
Labial,
<?.
the
to
Belonging
Laburnum,
uttered principally with
i>
the lips >>>$.
JfJ".
lips
:
-
<)
v
,
flowers
;i
A
.
small
of
clusters
tree
yellow
<-f i'
w i*~a- u^;^ ^j4?
:
^) J**" <;
v
'
A
;/.
^
^
:
with
letter uttered
with the lips
Labially,
By
the lips
A
n.
Labyrinth,
o^.
^j*^
:
ad.
chiefly
intricacies
full of
place
maze
a
;
an
;
in-
:
explicable difficulty
y
^
:
* vJ
Labio-dental, a. Formed by
the lips and the teeth
:
shop the
chemist
:
A
.
l^
labour
;
-
f
-i
a.
Lac,
-
:
diligent
;
.=--
-
assiduity
;
>/.
:
Lace,
difficul-
-
effort
work
;
;
To
/.
.
,
string
*^-
travail
:
kind of texture
fine
;
;
tf/
:.
,.!-
Lacerate,
;
mental
:
-
;
to
^^
:
^,3 * To beat
P.
a
with
fasten
adorn wilh lace
to
Toilsome-
Exertion
Labour,
A
n.
a string often plaited
rend
n.
resinous substance
-
:
Gift
ness
A
n.
;
^
)
;
u-
Laboriously, <u/.With
Laboriousness,
v^
* One hundred thousand
tjl
Requiring
toilsome
industrious
\_&>
o'tf
<tf
Laborious,
-
:
:
* Intricate
^~
^'~
perplexed
Winding
room of a
work
:
druggist's
"
g^
)*
jf-v
Laboratory,
n.
Labyrinthian,
:
:
'V
v^
i^-^') -
/.
To
tear
wound
;
1
;
to injure
to
:
isJLi.-.
Laceration,
.
The
act
of
LACERATIVE
Lacerative,
tear
&* >^
V\y
rt^
Lachrymal,
tears
&rt.
a.
cinct
tears
a.
cisely
~1
ad. Briefly
:
A
.
:
n.
Lactation,
sad
doleful
;
:
;
milk
Lacteal,
Lack,
to
r.
want
chyle
To be
/.
(
:-
To be
i.
,
want
in
a.
A
n.
Want
n.
need
Lackadaisical,
tal
destitution
;
^-'-
-
o
an
:-
J*.
^- ***;*
ss>^^
;
{$*>&)*
^-
An
V.
*^;s
instrument
the quality of
ascertaining^
H o ,*>V **&>*
m^
|
:
?.
-
Bearing milk
.
or white juice
for
Milkiness
.
:
Lactiferous,
:
defi-
is
convey-
;
_^>V
Lactometer,
??.
body
u^^4
:
Milky
.
:
milky colour
ex-
pression of sorrow or regret
One who
Lackbrain,
dent in understanding
***>ys
;
J^
-
Alas!
inf.
Lackaday,
<J"^
vessel of the
Lactescence,
;,'
:
*>>^
conveying
;
V-*.
Sentimen-
a.
\~
:
chyle
^3)-^
:
Milky
^^"tJ
Lacteous,
,
^
that conveys chyle
Gyt r$ b
v.
,
:
destitute of;
-&- - ^
j
rhe act of giving
:
o
- 1_<-'
.J
>>/)
o
VI
Tearful
a.
kind of yellow
r-Vj
,
*
<i_T;$"
i_/-.-
Lacquer,
varnish
con-
;
-
r
Lachrymose,
:
short,
Brief,
Laconically,
Containing
:
pointed
;
(_<-!
^T
/,
Lachrymary,
brief; sue-
;
concise,
succinct.
Syn.
Conveying
-
Short
a.
sententious
;
:
-
bo .!
>
<
:
Laconic,
negli-
;
gence; inexcusable delay
-
|
*-
j>
Remissness
n.
Laches,
to
Tending
<t.
;
LADDER
483
'
'Lad, n. A young man a stripk
')^;^ o ?^
^"g
A young man a
Laddie,
~ u'^?-'
$
suitor
fc'^
;
Lackey,
?).
A
footman
:
-
-
1
telo
;'
:
.
-,
v.
vilely
i.
;
or
/.
To
upon
Uo
.
Lack-lustre,
J^y
a.
\'>
Ladder,
:
for
,y^j,i
Wanting
^
:
attend ser-
to wait
;
i
//.
A
frame with steps
climbing
;
anything
which one ascends or
rises
by
:
LADE
Lade,
v.
To
to dip
t.
load
Lading,
A
n.
weight
to freight
;
;
load or cargo
;
a
Lagoon,
Lair,
A
n.
Ladle,
handle
A
n.
Lady,
spoon
^
manners
fined
~
CL>
;'
\
v
-
Lady-day,
- l
^sV-
wife
;
:
-
iJwii. ^-.r
annunciation of the
Mary
;
March 25th
^) s
of re-
.$> ,j>
^
I*
The day
.
,<
A
n.
The
n.
wild beast
sluggish
;
marsh
fen or
a
;
place of a
resting
&+
L
:
:
:
A lord
n.
Laird,
;
-w
1
a landowner
woman
a
;
woman
a
;
:
-
-
-y$&
:
-
mistress
of position
a long
with
dish
large
;
Slow
a.
shallow lake
:
freight
J
Laggard,
backward
tyj*
:
LAMELLA
484
~
>
.*^ "
tt>LJ*
The people
n.
Laity,
as distin-
guished from the clergy
l
&?
ai-
;
,
:
A.
of the
Virgin
:
n. A body of water surJ
rounded by land
^tf
* A rose colour
^T>)
Lake,
:
:
Lady-like,
soft
Proper to a lady
genteel
;
well-bred
;
A
n.
Lakelet,
a.
Ladyship,
lady
A
.
Lamb,
The
n.
i_)Uaa.
:
Lag,
a.
Slow
-,
n.
One who
end
;
sweetheart
the
title
:
last
;
lags
;
The young of
^ '^> &i*i-
n.
-
,
P.
To
i.
bring forth lambs
Lambent,
surface
:
the fag
ter
;
/.
To
to stay
wavering
;
Lambkin,
beer
:
A
n.
a.
the
:
small
lamb
'-J>
l->)$^-
Crippled
loiter
;
:
-
8.>
e3^i-*
*r.j&J
:
-
'1^''
111-*.
A German
n.
!
-
:
;
imperfect
- If
&!
;
LJ&
1
to saun-,
p.
/.
To
cripple
;
to render
imperfect and unsound
Linger, loiter, delay.
Lager-beer,
:
:
behind
llfc^
Syn.
Playing on
o.
not smooth
".
ty
MKJ
Lame,
,
the
-
:
&2CU
rump
-
:
of a
\)j")je };*
tardy
;
lake
;
:
sheep kind
Lady-love,
little
G^S
Lamella,
anything
.
:
,
3 ;*5
A
-
j&
U ;$
plate of
thin
o.^
I
:
^J'-J
-
J ;)
-
^
LAMELLAR
of
Composed
a.
Lamellar,
thin plates or scales
-
:
)b ^tf
;K3;j
Lamely,
lame manner
ad. In a
imperfectly
Lameness,
n.
of being lame
weakness
The
}$!j&f
condition
imperfection
;
-
:
:
-
^s*>
;
1&
&>
i
Lamp,
row
,
;
n.
to
v.
To
i.
mourn
J
express sorto
;
weep
;
give light
weeping
contrivance
an
article for
:
Lampblack,
A
.
soot
fine
formed by the condensation
of the smoke from burning
:
One who
n.
Lamplighter,
:
lights street
.
:
satire
abuse
;
A.
lamps:
Lampoon,
A
producing
light
any
;
for giving light
oil
Lament,
A
.
apparatus
;
-
weakly
;
LANCET
485
-
:
u#$
A personal
01* - ^
"
f*
Lamentable,
sorrowful
Syn.
a.
Mourning
pitiable
;
,
low
;
;
,JU
:
ad.
Lamentably,
despicably
Lamentation,
of sorrow
Lamina,
-
:
*=^
thin plate or scale:
Laminar,
-
a.
-Jj /5
Lamish,
.
Lammas,
August
:
:
wool
:
Lance,
v.
to
/>*>;j
n.
t.
^
V")' ^>*
#
Somewhat lame
Lancet,
n.
:
To
slander,
kind of
A
To
:
store
j5
.
fish re-
^'t?'
^i
1
place for
xa>.i
long spear
:
-^^
pierce with a lance;
open with a lancet
Lancer,
t.
A
*?
n.
Lanary,
of
-
A
sembling the eel
A
^k
Consisting
defame,
n.
Lamprey,
form into
v.
thin plates
n.
-
thin plates or layers
Laminate,
s^l
&')=>
Laminae,
//.
;
^liejjol
-
;
'^*
to defame;
:
Libel,
Expression
.
libel
satirize.
Pitifully
^
-
^^
:
to satirize
Syn.
Deplorable, mournful.
To
/.
z?.
One who
:
I
^T>
lances
:
1
:
The
tP
first
%;>
day of
A
small,
sharp,
two edged knife used by suretc
geons to open tumours
:
f*
LANGH
Lanch,
wound
v.
To
t.
^ ij
:
LANDWARD
486
-
to
dart;
-
^)>^
The lord of
^bu.-}* One who keeps
Landlord,
land:
^-^W.
an inn
Lancinate,
lacerate
Land,
Earth
*
i
-x.
i
jlo
a
c>"
(*:.''
:
"
tation
the sea
:
,
To
f.
disembark
on shore
set
-
:
^;'" 3 I
;
A
n.
Landmark,
raw sailor
"
c
:
^
^
>
A
n.
mark to
boundary of
the
designate
v.
f
c/^ *^
:
To make the, To
discover land from
^,-
;
Land-lubber,
LS*"
)
-
Landloper, n. A vagabond
one who has no settled habi-
B
CM
<\*
t
^^Ij
i>2tp
;
;
^^
-
:
to
;
U;'$.->
ground
an estate
;
a country
;
tear
&>!.* -
:
.
region
To
v. t.
.
to
a
y/iJ
tf
* Arty elevated object
serves as a
on land which
,
To go on
v. i.
a ship
o
U?
:
Landau,
A
.
whose
top
a.
^UJ ^
light
\l
guide to seamen:
Landscape,
of country
^'>
j5
&**')
<?
may be opened
:
#
ts>J;l
.
carriage
and thrown hack
Landed,
shore from
3U
Consisting in land:
Such a portion
n.
the
as
^.i
A
#
VJ '$$.> &%)
car.
eye
view at a single glance
:
vwL^
picture
representing rural scenery
Landholder,
of land
:
5
A
n.
b*i'U7
:
proprietor
-
^!,I i_<JU
Landslip,
.
The sliding down
of a considerable tract of land
The
act of
Landing", n.
going on shore
t^jl ^ ,-_;U$
from a mountain
*The
broad
staircase
level
part of a
IjJU
:
Landjobber,
w.
or sells land
:
^ *w\
One who buys
^ c>.v*)
V. d^.^
:
Landsman,
on land
Landtax,
.
:
;/.
:
Landlock
r.
t.
f;,<
To encompass
1
with land
:
ti^t ^
.,^'
t^*;-*)
lives
^^
*!;
>;
tax
:
on
laid
^v) 3 c^-
A woman who
has tenants holding from her;
the mistress of an inn
^
^
land and building
Landlady,
3-;
One who
A
n.
fy>
^5 ftj
UU. J
:
U
Jy<a*
Landwaiter,
the customs
Landward,
n.
:
/?//.
An
o ^'^
officer
-
&l)
of
^^
Towards land
:
*
LANE
A
n.
Lane,
street
Language,
style
',
narrow road or
^& ^/
Human
n.
^
-
-
ti$^
:
LAPIDESOENCE
487
speech
;
manner of expression
:
Lean, thin, meagre.
Syn.
Lankly,
Lankness,
Lanky,
dialect.
hausted
Faint
a.
Languid,
*-^U
:
weary
;
\jt>
ad.
Languidly,
feebly
^
:
dullness
^
~
^)'^
-
-
~
1'
^"
;
'-***
'
strength
to
grow
v.
dull
lose
to wither
;
-
:
*;>>*
To
i.
to pine
;
;;j*^
^;*
;
Lap,
The
n.
.
i.ftt;
^V**
-
&ji> -
^;>;*
:
^
Languishingly,
feebly
;
dully
a^.
v.
To
t.
fold
to lick
;
to
;
up
,
v.
over
;
i.
Languishment,
of languishing
Languor,
ness
.
spread or laid
take up liquor or
lassitude
;
The
state
^-a>'w
;
feeble-
softness
;
Lapdog,
A
n.
pet dog
flesh
Used
a.
Lank,
a.
plump'
l&x
]
Thin
:
;
for tearing
-
slender
Hw
not
;
*
;'jj#^
^ 1?^%.
^^ ^-
t^ir*
A
:
V\y)\M oij
:
:
%$
dealer in preLapidary,
cious stones ; one who cuts
or polishes precious stones :
n.
Lapidation,
Laniary,
-
:
;
J*.j&
,v!;^
:
to
;
tij>&
^i*J
^
F'aintness
-
To be
to
a-* '"^)
n.
wrap
:
food with the tongue
-
Weakly
-
:
:
;
:
^IjIG
of a
part
1
-
:
s
Showing languor
loose
^ c,.- ^* That part of
a person sitting which reaches
from the waist to the knees :
* Border edge
^-ta.
coat
c>'j"^
Feebleness
n.
Languishing,
^SM
-
:
Lanuginous, a. Covered with
down woolly: - ^J - >te \j&))
,
,
&>*
perforated case
a candle or lamp
involve
.
-
:
;
;
i^'V
J-r^ J^Languish,
M
:
slim
;
:
^~**"*
Feebleness
n.
Languidness,
:
Weakly
A
n.
Lantern,
for
&
-
.
ex-
;
Faint, exhausted, spiritless, inactive.
Syn.
Leanness
a.
Slender
.
thinly
;
tongue, idiom,
Speech,
Syn.
Weakly
o^/.
KJ
The
.
act
stoning to death: ;l- J>
Lapidescence,
of
n.
The
becoming stone
cttntretibn
:
-
;
of
^j)^
process
a stony
UU
yc
;
TJ
LAPIDIFY
v.
Lapidify,
stone
--
U..^
:
v.
,
To
t.
To
t.
)?.
o>.
A
n.
Lapidist,
-
^f.j
cious stones
iu .
into
turn
*>
GIL;
form into stone
^
LASS
488
Without
Jj*
pre-
immense.
:
ly
A
n.
an error
gliding
ad. Extensively
slip
;
liberally
ness
v.
,
To
t.
*a^
*
f
. *)
If
M
^~
!
ou
IxoJ
present
The
V
Larva,
left
-
fat
v.
t.
To
w.
Larder,
A
of swine
;
rr
;'->?;
Large,
-
dant
.
o.
<;,.
:
^^
:
^ ;r-
^
Bulky
;
*fa.
J
;
the
^.3-51
^.^
^*>
O^j-* ^5
,
The
n.
(laringks,)
:
native sailor
^
:
a.
Lascivious,
;
lustful
;
a
;
^ ;'*
V.
,*'^J-Ift
/M^-
Loose
wan-
;
luxurious
(^
:
-
aljl
^flW
:
Lasciviously,
wantonly
-
*^';j
't &*;
A
.
campfollower
ton
mag-
^^ is^-jJ
diffuse; free;
enerous:
pantry
Big; great; wide:
';. .
M K * Abun-
ample
-
Caterpiller, grub,
got.
Lascar,
:
place where meat
:
A
*
'
in
insect
to fatten:
- 1510
or victuals are kept
-
?
upper part of the wind pipe
J
-
!
:
grease
13,
:
jja.
z')2
>i.pf
,
present, dona-
An
.
Larynx,
-
Syn.
The
n.
Lard,
Theft
n.
Larceny,
a boun-
;
singing bird
grub state
One who comJJ-
A
)
:
laaxJl^a.
n.
:
j^XS
largesse
a donation
A
hand
:
-
tion, gift.
side of a ship, looking towards
the head:
mits theft
oji*
-
n. ( Fr.
Bounty,
Syn.
frolic
Larcegist,
<S
great-
;
:
Lark,
n.
-
which
shoemakers beat leather
Larboard,
;
^fi
generosity
;
,^U*
-
*B
Largess,
^;^
ji'.f
f
A stone on
n.
Lapstone,
-
\lo^.
\*
\J
-
Bigness
liberality
JN S^liS
from
to fall
;
^;t>
:
I
'
glide
-
rectitude
;
amp-
;
<~
Ie';J1 *i
^>\>
n.
Largeness,
-
J-^V;
:
^
;
-
a mistake
;
a
;
&5!^!;T
Syn.-- Grand, great, big, enormassive,
mous, huge,
Largely,
Lapse,
,
-
:
&*)*> )?.
dealer in
^
:
At
-x-
aiy
restraint
&
it-^
-.
J-**
Loosely
//.
-
<~ )j
^r;^
#
liberal;
;
*^
I,
ash,
.
The thong
a stroke of sarcasm
of a whip;
;
a cut
:
LATERAL
489
LASH
ad. In
Lastly,
length
Lash,
v.
To
t.
to kick out
rope
*a**&+ -
a
with
door
u&ta.
fyt*
v.
Lass,
girl
To
i.
A
n.
f
:
"
vf*^
&
To
catch ; to fasten
by means of a latch
,
,
.
Latch, n. A small piece of iron
or wood
used to fasten a
satirize;
to bind
;
^
-
:
whip; to
conclusion; at
^\^.\
:
v.
t.
:
ply the
whip
:
- Glfl
young woman
-
:
Lassitude,
vmess weariness
;
a
;
fastens a shoe
^^
*,rf
tf $y
Weakness
n.
Glc^ ^;*.
Latchet, n. The
hea-
;
Latch-key,
UiZ|,
key used to
a door
,1>
raise the latch of
:
that
string
:
A
.
-
^b
:
-J
A
n.
Lasso,
a. Coming after the usual
time slow tardy departed
recent
fair in
the day or
Late,
cord with a noose:
.Jt^j
.
;
.
^i^j
u;$.>
;
;
;
;
Last, a. Final
most lowest
present
,
hindmost
;
;
-^V
:
Finally
To the, To
v*<= -
j>
,__<:
"
^v??.
j^-'
^so.>]
the end
On
*
~
,
^
^
:
ut-
;
next before the
;
*
^J
:
ad. After the usual time
not long ago
or night
-
:
breathe one's, To
i
.
,
out
,
The
ad.
v.
i.
last
die
0,9
i;,6
time
To endure
Syn.
:
- t;
;
-
;
;
finally
Recently, latterly.
n. The state of being
:
Lateness,
being late
hold
to
;
1
-
tia-,
n.
The
state
recent time
;
:
-
of
>-&)&
-
mould
A load
;
;
to shape a shoe
:
*$?>>
Latent,
;
a.
<
durable; perma-
unending
:
^wb
-
;|jJlj
quent
Endurance
Lateral,
:
E.-C.
62
Posterior
a.
subse-
;
^*;'- - ijvx)
:
the side
n.
Hid; concealed; sec-
a.
.
Later,
Lasting,
-,
day
is-
Latency,
:
Hs) fA> HI;*. ^>f^'
a measure a
:
n.
nent
^
^
concealed
,
->*>
;
Lately, ad. Not long ago recently jjto
*.))- u ^- J 1*-
>-->.?
:
r
far in the
one's
legs, About to die: ^)*'l
UK;
;
a.
;
from
Proceeding
on the side
:
^li*
direction of the side
<^^3
colour
Lath,
Wc\r\
*
ri
C
1
-
^
_lx j
~"
cS
.
/.
To
n.
A
J>
A ^^J
;~
**
v
religious views
V?
One
n.
,
turner's
machine
:
a.
Latria,
soap moistened with water
,
v.
foam
To
i.
to
;
A
privy
Latrociny,
n.
Robbery
-
:
tins
slender
:
Roman
The language
ancient Romans
,
of the
:
-
:
Iron tinned over
n.
^^
/>}
:
:
^^
-
,,-;
:
//.
*^
IS
Pertaining to the La-
a.
>
:
a. More recent
mentioned the last of two last
Latter,
Latin,
;4
highest kind of
e>'^
frothy:
Long and
a.
ULO
lyt
n.
Latten,
Lathy,
:
l>^tx
Latrine,
:
cover with soap-
become
Barking
The
.
made by
Foam
*.
:
:
worship
Lather,
not orthodox
*r^
line with laths
Latrant,
Lathe,
:
Jt-*-
'4* w
r^
in
lax
unconfmed;
rained;
slip of
f^f
**
\$
Unrest-
a.
Latitudinarian,
^
'
narrow
thin
n
^5
*
^ *
?;.
.
A
1
brick-red
$ -^
'-
:
n.
Of a
a.
& j^
-
:
north or south of the equator:
in the
Laterally, ad. Sidewise;
Lateritious,
LAUDABLE
490
LATERALLY
Latinise, v. t. To give to
foreign words Latin termina-
;
:
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Latterly, ad. Lately
fc
l^
;
^ ^Jj^
of late
:
u^* u'^
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interlaced work
or iron made by
V. *a"^
crossing rods or bars
Lattice,
Any
w.
wood
of
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Latinism,
A
n.
Latin idiom
-
&*
v.
,
work
:
tice
n.
Latinity,
Lai in
Style
:
Latish,
of writing
s
tf)
))t
a.
Somewhat
"
<J*""
late
:
,
.
v.
n.
Breadth
'':...
^iy^'
* Looseness
Extent
of any
:
;
*
laxity
k=-*. *
place
width
;
Room
The
:
:
*
distance
on the
globe
t^
into
with a
Praise; eulogy
lat-
To
-
extol
Kf ^i*
;
;
:
to
cele-
J
-)yJ
;
lltl V- - ^;'-
Laudability,
ness
^y
open
-UlL jb ; 9i^,
^
^JU
:
^^
^^
/.
:
form
furnish
tjlo
Laud,
-
To
to
;
:
brate
Latitude,
/.
JV
)!i
n.
CJJf&
Praiseworthi-
:
Laudable, a. Praiseworthy;
commendable healthy J*l
;
:
LAUREL
LAUDABLY
Laughter,
Convulsive ex-
n.
pression of merriment,
In a manner
ad.
Laudably,
deserving praise: Jf-^
Laudanum,
cule etc
Launch,
of
.
mendation
-
'-Av'V
:
water
a.
Laudatory,
;"' ^*)*'
Lj*i**j"
:
Go
l*i'
j
;
To have
/.
a*~?
^>-
merriment;
to sport :f)-
Uk^
13,5
To
*
ridicule
To
I3js>
*
To
to
^
J&
:
^.->
To on
*
(LJ.e>
<-ta
the
i>;*
^U
>
^s
To
-
To
*
kill
'JS
^L
:
5!^
^5
-j*
.
into the sea
^ u^ *
>^S^
laugh one's self so as not
be observed
^
s
The act of putting
a new built ship off the stocks
:
The
largest boat in
^ 'fa
^"^ ^jj ^
Launder, n. A washerwoman
a ship
the sleeve, To
in
^j;
:
:
Launch,
at,
U~*fc - l ^}5
:
:
GSa.
To
^
Ux^S
-
iAit^
UJ)5
begay;
^ ^
u1 ;^-
;
J ;K
-
X^.
UXi>jj
out,
the coun-
to
-
5l.>
into eternity,
tenance changed so as to express
into the
To expatiate
^ To speculate
forth
Ul ^ J
y.
move
dart; to
move
,_*
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)
That which contains
Laugh,
To
/.
lil^.
'-"i;*"
Containing
"
:
praise
^w.
-
to fly off; to pierce
;
U
Gil:.
Uj.f.gi.
n.
v.
cause to
or
^ otf\
<j)
Praise; com-
;
,
,.-
ridi-
*'
e
opium
Laudation,
praise
-
*-*;*>
Tincture
n.
-
:
-
:
s
:
wrong
To wash
r. /.
,
Laundress,
man
side of the mouth, To cry:
KM * To to scorn o ; '*^
:
A
n.
washerwocrfj*
:
Laundry,
:
A
.
4
room where
and done
clothes are washed
,
v.
f.
To
ridicule; to deride:
Laureate,
laurel
,
n.
An
man
Laughable,
;
.j-*^
:
**
,<
^i
,
v.
Laughingly,
*->^
))'
In a merry
a<f.
ject
sport
of ridicule
:
;
n.
An
a
&X.A*
To
^s-^;^
J;"
confer a degree on:
-
;
Laurel,
tree
of
i..-
x
The
laureate
ob-
butt
n.
king's poet
n.
Laureateship,
.-**
ijh-
:
Laughing-Stock,
t.
with
ludic-
Droll;
a.
comical
s
:
,
way
^
u;S*
:
expression of mirth
peculiar to
rous
Decked
.
:
:
:
n.
A
of
Office
l^wilk^U *<f
small evergreen
*->*
^
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'*; }*-
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t
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LAVA
LAWYER
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n. The melted rock-mat
which flows from a vol
cano
faU
\g> Xt>
Lara,
-
to
file
a suit
Washing
:
Oyta
a.
place for washing ; a
lotion for a diseased
part :
Lave,
t.
/.
or
throw out
-
:
Lavender,
plant
Laver,
Laverock,
Lavish,
wild
:
n.
a.
U
.
.
.
J
to
;
law
;
legal
constitutional
;
a^. Legally
:
for
washing
;
^?J*
The
lark
Profuse
n.
Law-giver,
One who
.
;
Lawless,
law
:
;
Legality
a legislator
a.
illegal
:
enacts
^U> ^ytS
:
tfjSGg^Not subject
:
extrava-
;
Law-fulness,
a law
!j
to
:
To expend
to
;
squander
Lawlessly,
manner
with pro-
^
:
^
ate.
y*
Lawlessness,
wastefully
Law-maker,
lawgiver
ad.
Lavishly,
Prodigally;
^
^
:
Lavishment,
n.
J >xj;
Prodigality
Lawn,
A
n.
;
principle
rule
of action
a statute
:
-
^yU
;
-
a
;A
own hands,
:
A legislator
^
-
^15
a
;
gj),
space of
:
:
A
bric
;
sort of fine linen or
JU- tX;b
:
a
&IU
Lawsuit,
n.
cess in law
)** * To take
Disorder
An open
n.
settled
-
n.
:
.
ground covered with grass
*
decree
In a lawless
<f.
:
Squander, waste, dissip-
one's
:
:
CljI-U^
r-;
:
-
,^.
fusion
-
to
aromatic
immoderate wasteful
/.
Law,
treating
GJLS
;
Syn.
book
Conformable
a.
Lawfully,
An
A vessel
.
bathe
A
.
:
Lawful,
To
U^aa
n.
a large basin
;
.
a scent
;
gant
^..Ji;
Law-book,
of law
,
Observant of
:
A
.
,
the law
*f*
tO
:
Law-abiding,
a.
1;-
To gO
:
Lavatory,
^
*
ter
An
tf
action
cam-
^
;
Ljy
a pro-
:
into
is
for
oneself to administer
punishment for an offence without
going to a court of law :
Lawyer,
n.
One
skilled in law
a practitioner of law
:
;
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LAX
Loose
a.
Lax,
not severe
lute
slack
;
not
;
vague
;
strict
deposit
;
* To
disso-
;
-
:
LAY
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:
offer; to
* To
tip
-
'.w
tip
resign
A looseness
n.
,
diarrhoea
;
iCi
Laxation,
ing
The act
n.
Te
Having the power
a.
Laxative,
vigour
%o
&>
:
of loosening
To
*
:
tip
opening medicine
To
:
;
;
openness
;
:
tip
#.
/.
Lay,
position
* To
l>Ua.
Loosely
To
place
;
put, set or place
-
Ot$xo
* To
settle
beat
contrive
spread
U^jb
*5)5
*
a lying
in
to cause to lie
* To
Iba
^
:
* To impose
UH3
:
down
(
:
-
1
:
t;
;
V
s
'^** * To wager
teyi * Tojproduce eggs
^
discontinue
loj.
-
j,$a.
apart
To
Uj5
Ujd
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vJy>j-
,C,J
^ro *
*
*
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;l"j'
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to
:
To
To
abandon
to
;
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reserve for
^t
y>
-)f
To
future
To
To
:
set
by,
use
put aside
invest
dress
:
un-
To
u~y^~
apply with
^
J^^ ^
tip
*%y)
:
tif
To
to,
iy ^;)
:
use
one
:
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Uj^S
)^
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*
Ji
^
To
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To
at one's door,
^3^ # To provide
tj^i
* To aside, To put off
or away
-
# To
:
future
To
:
tifi
open,'
:
^15
;H^ *
J>*
-
To
up, To confine to one's bed
d^p ; UH * To deposit for
* To
f*
To
ship
Ulj
:
low,
^
:
* To check the motion of a
U^
-
:
bury
yblfc
To
vigour
UCl
:
with
# To im-
:
*
titft
a</.
in,
ja.
tip
To expend &/ -^* To plan or scheme out - ti\i>
:
tip (SL.^1
Laxly,
:
To
*
out,
;
dissoluteness
To
strike
_>^.
<K-O
to
To
*
cover
Slackness looseLaxity,
ness
want of precision ;
To
ti^
titfi
:
inter
tif
.
:
with
strike
ty- ^ ; 3 ;
and store
on,
To
*
*
violence
To
heels,
<*
To
:
jIkiS
tip
collect
pose
An
.
,
:
about,
of loosen-
:
by the
confine
JU5
-
a.
:
J**
:
^ )^ * To
:
delineate on paper
*To
**>
tip
propose
tip
*^i b
ti&i
;
To
bare,
j&
.
To
*
catch :UJ
on,
&*
feel
yCj
To attach
*
)
:
express
To
To down, To
LS~~^
:
Wjtf
stress
:
bet
A
row
-
:
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;
a
*f
U"
b
Ix.-j v>
n.
:
to heart, To
p J* * To
waste, To devastate
Lay,
To
of,
ti&
:
:
^
importance to
To
deeply
>>
hold
*
To
impute
lib^J
stratum
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a
^
LAY
* A meadow
te-i s'J
1
A
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LEAGUE
494
son^
a
;
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:
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poem
IT
^y *
:
To
a.
Lay,
people
the
to
Pertaining
#
l'/y &
:
duce
V.
*>/
)'
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<i
to evil
To
into
a row
who
stratum
-
-
:
A
*
A
n.
Layer,
shoot
lays
man
:
Lazar,
with
)*
,_j;- V:
A
n.
To
>^;>
2
^^
and
d ^'
for the
-
1-
<j^*'
y^-
-
ticle
:
:
idly
;
Lead,
*
A
Idle
-.
.
A
A
metal
type
:
>^~^
UU>;
a.
;.
To
:
;
slug-
"~
slow
:
*-*-
-
.".
/.
jKecedc
;
capital:
^~>
:
j;j *
^
A
^
:
Jj'-
rr.etal
-
A
part
of
side
To
*
:
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turn over a new, To
amend one's ways
J^ ^l
:
,
p.
/.
To
shoot out leaves
Leafless,
cover with lead
;
to direct
to entice
:
*
Je>U *
:
(
a
part of
*
*
To guide
;
^
-
folding doors:
.
:
v
of
Destitute
>
4 ^ 4
"
;-
:
.
A
little
leaf
v.",<^
:
:
;
a.
League,
Full of leaves
n.
'
to
ar-
broad and
thin,
-
of a book
Leafy,
Lead,
Principal
The
n.
leaves
r.
a chief:
;
Editorial
ly;*^ ^ u^j* ;^t
Leaflet,
.
guide
#
;
J-v &
-
somewhat extended
-
;
Cruel
;j^*>
.
Leading,
s?
indolent
;
A plummet
slip of
:
gui-
^'')~y.
)
o.
:
Leader,
-
e>
'-
&>'*
Indolence
gishness; idleness
Lazy,
cause
Precedence;
.
:
plant: -*;>
Laziness,
To
UtaaJ .Jj ^sxo
U;> J-i
;
merciless
reception
Sluggishly
n.
To
*
Or1
Leaden-hearted,
Leaf,
ad.
^>
out,
off,
fine dance,
Public building
n.
carry
;
To
#
S
begin :&
dance
pestilential
of diseased persons
Lazily,
'J'jJ
;
Lead,
*.-&.?
^ ^;- ^''j
; '*>.J
or hospital
To
-
:
one more exertion than neces-
1
"'j
G
one a
One
-x-
captive,
in-
v ^t
G.j
not a clergy-
-
:
Lazaretto,
;
person infected
a foul
disease
)
-
sary
One
.
[
:
K
-
I^JI
*"
I") fV.^ '^'
:
Layman,
,e)V9
:
a bed
;
-
;
to
;
-
(>'>$
:
captivity
UxKJ
to
astray,
away, To mislead
***;
alliance
;
:
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A combination an
;
a compact
:
-
^'~
LEAK
jt) - JL * Three
miles
Learned,
:
^J
J/..4
Syn.
coalition
Confederacy,
compact.
Leak,
A
n.
LEATHERN
495
Literate
c.
-
ji^jla
jJ!ji
With
Learnedly,
ad.
-
:
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Learner,
One who
?z.
knowledge
ring
:
To
i.
water in or
let
Learning,
n.
is
acqui-
a scholar
;
-
:
^"i"*
}>**!;'
Erudition; know-
ledge acquired by instruction
Leakage,
U.<J
A
.
leaking
An
#
:
-fllf
skill
.
f*l* i^J'vla
v.
skilful
;
hole which permits
the passage of a liquid
,
-
ft o5l 3
C
-
:
allowance
:
; ^.
for
Syn.
Literature,
erudition,
lore.
liquid lost
by leaking
^
:
Lease,
Lean,
port
v.
To
/.
-
:
incline
-
lH$xI-
to sup-
;
J.;U
l."j
-
v.
,
To bend
t.
to trust to
;
a fixed rent
v.
^
*
Not
a.
thin
fat;
^#5*
jUTeJ
;
,
-2>
;
Leasehold,
- Ulfi
-
^
lease
by
Slender,
Leanness,
thinness
Leap,
v.
Want
;
spring
;
to
Gy-
^,5.
n.
Leap-year,
;
-
^^iV
jump
to manifest joy
-
jiife
of flesh
Bj^-^jCj
&?.
Every
^io
dog
ledge
;
to
instruction
or
i.
To
teach
;
fourth
:
^o
>
A
n.
tenant by
*>
^
;
;
'a.!
A line of leather
A line by which a
:
%
held in hunting
^~)
:
a.
At,
Smallest
:
j.t" ;
the,
at
lowest degree
:
^
t^>
At
-
*=-)>>
the
^
(S
:
gain knowto
tenure held
,)b
n.
ad. In a degree
others
/.
A
^
**^"
is
Least,
,
v.
:
;
:
o-o.-lLvo'
year containing 366 days
Learn,
w.
:
Leash,
To
i.
to vault
C,$
:
j
demise
to
;
:
meagre,
thin,
lank.
n.
let
Lease-holder,
lease
Syn.
To
t.
-
Li^
:
to rest up-
;
:
ti
letting of lands or
a term of years for
for
tisa.
,
on
A
.
houses
receive
J^\-^
k
:
Leather,
;
lj;$j'
The prepared
n.
of animals
Leathern,
below
:
a.
)j^
OUS
);
Made
all
o-$>
skins
-
,j^l
of leather
u~'
;
LEAVE
Leave,
ance
-
Permission
w.
-
adieu:
;
LEEWARD
496
allow-
:
<s
yyi
n.
Lection,
,
v.
don
To
t.
quit
remain
to suffer to
;
bequeath
to refer
;
aban-
to
;
;
to
&
-
:
Lecture,
To
alone,
^
remainj:
To
omit
:
To
over,
^
W>
one
:
out,
-
.
To
'-'>)
tij*
:
*
discourse
p.
,
i.
;i
v.
i.
dis-
a formal
>&
o^i
Lecturer,
leave
;
Yeast
To
;
barm
-
:
:
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to taint
The
n.
)*>
:
-
*>
Lee,
*U
The
.
-
:
^>
Ji#
Containing
x^*
t*T
:
Leavings,
.
(^/.)
;
A
n.
tic
K
Jlj
lewd person
lewdness
;
a.
Addicted
lustful
;
lewd
:
-
herb
,
to
;
the
T^ ?*
-
#
A
.
well-known
n.
v.
Lees,
pot
'jiJ
:
An
i.
oblique view
To
rous look
Lecherous,
physician
sail
^ ^o
:
:
:
Leek,
^
:
^
A species of aquabloodsucking worm ^>^
Leer,
if?^ * Relics
^#
5
A
.
1
Remnants
'<fJ
direction in which
;
edge of a
a.
-
')*?)'
book
principal
^
:
lyb
the wind blows a calm place
Leech,
W
&A&.
oDjj
of accounts
and make
raise
Leavenous,
Lecher,
^Jle)
One who instructs
n.
a layer
;
Ledger,
K^DS
leaven
li*jj
A ridge; a prominent
n.
Ledge,
part
;
.
v. a.
light
-
by lecturing; a preacher
situa-
difficult
To depart &
* To cease :&*
Leaven,
,
&
(
J|^
Uj*>
dis-
by
:-
To jead
discourse:
4f>
,
a for-
;
^ib} ^Uj
instruct
to reprove
;
-
-
-
*
:
:
To
To
in the lurch,
a person in a
tion
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A
:
Uga
To
Off,
reading
To
v. /.
,
To
J>^ *
put off for a time
*
continue
^
to
suffer
To
<&) *
o
:
A
mal reproof
courses
To
Lewdness
n.
Lechery,
>^!
:
n. (//.)
.
tc
:
^y:
cast a sly or amo<~ l6 jt)-'
^^s
l
Sediment ; dregs
;
:
Leeward,
ad. (Naut).
Towards
LEFT
Left*
a.
Opposed
497
to ttfe ri^ht
^
:
u'i'i
handed' down from' early
stc>ry
times; a motto
:
^
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5
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Left-handed, a. Using the left
hand with most dexterity;
awkward
unlucky
;
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:
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Legendary,
gerated
Leg,
n.
The limb
of an animal
which supports the
body
>-GG
:
uyV - * To put one's best
forward, To do one's utmost endeavour
I5j
^yilaa.
;
j~zf # To have not a
to Stand on, To have ex-
hausted
resources
On
:
;
one's
S,
A
.
Legerdemain,
hand
:
:
law
;
In
a.
read
ad. In such a
Legibly,
as
may be read
xU~
-
j*U
Legalise,
ful
;
#.
-
.
~2
-
A
To
to authorise
Legality,
formity to law
a.
deputy
legacy
con-
;
-
^*i)^
)!j*
to
bequeathed
Legation,
deputation
n.
-
;
A
;<;-
whom
a
^k]
testator:
A
mantic kind
Legislator,
who
-
o,!JL,
-
act
^wf
a
:
of
^^
Enacting laws
:
c,y(j" ify
; one
A
n.
lawgiver
enacts laws
n.
Legislature,
enacts laws
-
:
$
^
Legitimacy,
birth
ence
;
:
The body
-
:
^
1
t
.y
e[
+*
n.
reality
-
that
^^ &i*3
c,y5
Lawfulness of
regular sequ-
;
J
^'1;
<JK>
')
^,-
narrative of a ro
;
^
UUj C ,yt3
.
:
a.
Legislative,
:
**
.
;
^
Ji*"-^
The
n.
enacting laws
;
,*/
:
s
to
a
<b *^o - &J| ^y
An embassy a
n.
-
To enact laws
/.
Legislation,
1*!^* ;^.^
-
V])
Legena,
:
One
n.
is
Legator,
-
v.
-
UU> ^J)
,yj5
^^^ J^
:
Legatee,
-
Relating
^^
Legislate,
:
An ambassador
n.
Legate,
with
render law:
;j^-J
Ja
Lawfulness
n.
o
bodj of soldiers :
J # A
multitude:
-
Legionary,
UjA
^wol
/.
manner
<
:
)?.
(e>j>
:
constitutional
;
CU
*J'.^> -
:
c)
conformity
lawful
>$^i *^J'lc
^^
1>$>
bequest
of
Sleight
- <~*"
Capable of being
a.
LegiblCj
legion:
Legal,
n.
vs-
JA.S.J
Legion,
Standing
|jS>
Legacy,
Fabulous; .exag- U-T
f
J'J|
; ;i
;*..-?
strength or
one's
all
a.
:
Legitimate,
real
any remarkable
E.-U.-6 3
;
fairly
a.
Lawfully born
deducible
;
lawful
;
;
LEGITIMATELY
ad.
Legitimately,
genuinely
Legume,
Lawfully
^^'
-
:
A pod
n.
;
^
-
r h-
Lengthen,
To
i>.
/.
;
to
to protract
!x
*c)*'^ r**
k
:
LENTOUS
498
expand
(Pi.) Pulse
.
:
C
Jb
CJ -
tion
pulse
Pertaining to
.
$ Jb
-
bearing pods
;
:
Leisure,
siness
vacant
time
Leisurely
**;>
n.
Leniency,
otJ
vXP - U*l
-
:
lJ.10
Clemency
:
:
Lenient,
:
not brief
;
*.?
ease
;
^- J>^
:
1
Freedom from bu-
.
;
Li
.j;';^
Prolix
a.
^j
;
tion of the length
Lengthy,
/
Continua-
n.
ad. In the direc-
\Aj.SS!*
JHjOvi Ij^j V.S*MT ^
;
;';^
/
protraction
;
Lengthwise,
Leguminous,
:
"
.-
Lengthening,
,
elongate
ting
-
a.
Relaxing
mild
;
mitiga-
;
J*&> ^'-"
:
-
c^r;
Leman,
heart
gallant
a sweet-
;
f^ ^'
i>"<
Lemma.
position
:
t5
)~) i
pro-
J~
>.'.=
-
JMj <i;S
:
Lenity,
A preparatory
.
lient
*
J?r
:
Assuasive
a.
Lenitive,
A
.
,,'tt-
emol-
;
j
!B>
^uJ
Softness; tenderness;
.
-
clemency :(*-;* ^~)>
>**-
*}
^
Lemon,
.
A
of the orange kind
fruit
Lemonade,
A
n.
juice
Lend,
r.
k*
with
To
loan
*
To
'
a hand, To
The
^-
indefinite
;
Ci
-
*^;
*
^V.tt
At
-
-,
^jV
At
Lent,
.
A
of forty
fast
before Easter
;,;
:
days
^ c,^ ^^Jt^
Lenten,
Pertaining to Lent:
a.
* Spare
;
plain
Lenticular,
:
te'-
Like a
a.
-
-
^i
JUli
lentil
:
extent of any-
thing from end to end
sion
:
;
^.5
:
tJL>^ .>.>..
n.
magnified and
are
objects
I^XX..
to afford
;
assist
Length,
n. A piece of glass
by
which rays are refracted and
lemon51 J
to let for hire
;
*
-,-.
.
b
Lens,
jty
(7V.) Evil spirits:
.
t.
to grant
:
sweetened
^jJ
:
Lemures,
acid
diminished
water flavoured
(
known
well
;
;
exten-
duration
Jjt
last
:
^'l^
:
;
K"
;
i?
n.
Lentil,
An
annual plant of
the bean kind
Lentous,
nous
a.
:
,j~)-
Tenacious;
!
:
-t^ -T
-
7
gluti'~ LJ
LEO
Leo,
The
n.
lion
^ * The
yo
:
sign of the zodiac:
fifth
LETTER
499
Lest,
a.
n.
Leopard,
prey
A
^
A
,s'v
lion:
a
to
Belonging
^
;*~
spotted beast of
v.
Uo
Leper,
Lepid,
a.
affected
person
merry
;
&&*.
:
ease
n.
cutaneous
f\^
leprosy
Lesion,
'
:
ts*;)'
A
(le'zhon) n.
injury
^i- ^
1
:
Smaller
a.
Lessee,
dis-
-
J?
Infected
a.
Leprous,
Less,
A
:
with
^'^
hurt; an
-
>)^
,)
not so great
;
S
;
The person who
n.
holds a lease
:
;b^ - /J^s*
To
;
to
^
;
vein
:
Diminish, reduce, abate,
decrease.
Ant.
Increase, augment, multiply.
Lesser,
a.
Smaller
;
inferior
n.
learns at
proof
;
experience
J>ij
:
-.*
Lessor,
lease:
n.
-
is-axj^aj
"
.5
One who
US
,i.
.
To
:
fly,
To
;;}
U,i
b
i%
admit
To
;
To in, To
<? ; jJ!* To OUt,
^
:
disclose
To
:
*
:
To
-off,
^.-*
To
o>!}T
To
n.
,
j
release
discharge
^xL,
;
from
VLi
:
-
;4 ^.
:
t'|a
To bygones
*
U.s *ioj|
free
-
tj;5
To
-
Kf ;U*
loose,
restrain
-
^
*
f
Oj^ ^
$*
Lethal,
o.
-
be
G
by-
s'y^
- ,J
^<?!
Deadly
Lethargic,
a.
Lethargy,
z.
*
J
-
Hinderance; obstacle
:
;
;
-
5;
;
d/^ ;
mortal
:
Drowsy; dull
Syn.
JJx..
'
grants a
Dulness
:
n.
alphabet
A
:
character
>-^ # A
printed message
.
inac:
Stupor, torpor, morbid,
drowsiness.
Letter,
laa.
;
a morbid drowsiness
-
U)
lower
to
fall;
discharge with violence:
ISjGI
re-
;
ei^;
:
That which a pupil
one time; a precept;
a doctrine
^
'.^.i
-
tion
Lesson,
alone,
lij.>
:
To open a
* To down,
permit to
delay
Syn.
To give on
To hinder:
To
*
y,
;
:
blood,
gones
Lessen, v. t. To diminish
weaken degrade :
tf/
*
^l^
leave untouched
To
Leprosy,
*
U;>i
^
u 6>
.
;
f
Lively
;
-
lu-a
:
To
4<
with leprosy
!^
:
permit to allow
* To suffei : i
ci>;U1
hire
us,
A
To
t.
Uj$ us,i,b^
:
.
fear that
j>
c
Let,
Leonine,
For
conj.
<s-,tJ
tiiuss.^
;
in
the
written or
an epistle
:
* Literal state-
LETTERED
ment
^
:
ing type
the,
batim
&*' *>
To
*-*y*
Educated
a.
-
:
V-*
t).-
J
i=-o
..'"'._>
-
-
ver-
;
ay biJ
Jail
:
Lettered,
ate
A print-
&*'#
$ *^*> *
Word for word
:
LEXICON
500
liter-
;
*^i
JU
-
Levelness,
surface
Letter-press, n. Print; printed
*. - *jta.
matter from type
equality of
~
titf ';'
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Lever, n. A strong bar of iron
or wood turning on a prop for
raising weights
ft"*"
X^i'ja.
An
.
:
Leveret,
the
A
.
first
year
-
13^3
:
^ylo
young hare
cX>! K
:
in
:
Capable of being
J*^
assessed and collected
Leviable,
n. (pi.
Letters,
dition
of
Learning; eru-
)
-
oii-aj
:
:
,"*
JM
Levant,
,
Eastern:
a.
The
n.
^^ ^^
-
f^ ;>
:
^^
ta^
v.
To
i.
Leviathan,
run away without
of
Job
make
Level,
by a great
on stated public
a.
Even
horizontal
-
;
smooth
-U<*.
:
,
A
plain
of equality
Standard
one's
lies in
;
:
-
iix^.
^W
rule:
.*tS*
To do
one's power
:
Leveller,
even
?;>'
flat
;
fri-
want of seriousness
;
Syn.
Levy,
:
Lightness, vanity.
P.
To
/.
Lewd,
a.
viscious
raise
Dissolute
impure
;
^4***
State
*
To do
);>*" ^-
;
to collect:
;
licentious;
i_5ljU
piler of
;tf '5;
>*.' j^w
-
Lexicographer,
.
-
The com-
a dictionary
tionarian
;^
-
:
;
a dic-
:
^cW
Lexicography,
composing
n.
The
dictionaries
art of
*^
:
One who makes
-
:
;
thought-
all that
l
n.
ease
;l>js
^^'^
^)'j*
best,
*
to
oU
-
i_r;j-
?\f.
:
;
-
-
y^t
n.
;
;
ti^S
of
assembly
i*~
polish
ljS ;
lessness
:
To
Lightness
.
;
/.
:
inconstancy
Levity,
received
visitors
personage
occasions
.
fine
:
An
n.
huge aquatic
in the book
:
Levigate,
volity
paying debts
Levee,
A
.
animal mentioned
eastern part of the
Mediterranean sea
,
:
A man
v*j;*i-3t
A learned man
,
a.
;';
IMj
d;J )>'>
Lexicon,
n.
A
dictionary:
-
*^
LIABILITY
Liability,
tendency:
-
Responsible
countable
;
ac-
;
and influence
rights
**"i
,e}!*>
^s^'j*-
a.
Liable,
Responsibility
.
-
LIBRARY
501
^
K
st^L
impartiality
exposed
;
subject
;
Accountable,
bound,
subject, exposed.
iJaison,
tion; an
illicit
man
tween a
;
-,e-^>
:
:
Connec-
ai/.
Freely
Liberate, v.
release from
beintimacy
and a woman
-
,g)^)k> <.
Liberally,
(le'-a-zon) n.
j,i^
Generosity
candour
;
^i.*^
Syn.
^
^13!
n.
Liberality,
V>)
:
loi>
J^
:
To
i.
ci.y.
free
restraint
-
J^a.
to
j
:
^)>T
US
-
0^5
tfcj
:
The act of deLiberation,
from
restraint:
livering
1}?
.
Liar,
A
.
who know-
person
ingly utters falsehood
Libertine,
-
:
$tf^
**x-fi*
A
drink offering ;
the act of pouring out wine
Libation,
n,
honor of a deity
in
Libel,
-
writing
,
y.
Ljl^A
a satire
;
To
/.
defame by
ISjJ
Libellous,
writing
;
-
Refined
open-hearted
#Ample
:
;
Syn.
to
j
15
Generous,
J
de-
JljxJjJ ^its
;
gener-
catholic
the
.
:
licen
^
n.
Licentious-
LS^V
'
tj^V/
Freedom from
n.
privilege
;
*)^j\
res
leave
;
:
Libidinous,
Lewd
a.
ous; impure
-
:
;
licenti-
^A***
;^^;
The
n.
Libra,
seventh
zodiac
:
-
J%
balance
1
c"
;^ r
~
"/-
;
the
in
sign
c"')"
i
Librarian,
n.
One who
the care of a library
has
:
bountiful,
One who advocates
extension
traint
L^,
<~^
:
:
beneficent.
Liberal,
c>%-^
:
Libertinism,
the
J^*- * Licentious
*
Unrestrained
a.
ness
;
jt-T ct-^7
*>i)J
ui-elj
;
^lj>>-
-
,
Liberty,
j
uA lt*
o-j.-
:
US
Abusive
:
a.
-
j^s,
^..Gjj
ous
--S-
:
-
lampoon
a.
famatory
Liberal,
defamatory
leads
-j^'
l|j
$j>&
v_>iA
UliCj;.
A
.
f
:
life:
-
tious
-
K"
Ij'fc)^.
-
One who
.
a licentious
of
popular
Library, ". A collection
books arranged in order
building
for
keeping a
of
:
a
col-
LIBRATE
books
lection of
LIEUTENANT
502
Lick,
Lib ^ate,
v.
balance
To
t.
-
:
Uf
poise
- tj.J
7
?
to
;
The
.
equipoise
A
n.
Lid,
J>]) **
:
Oscillating
acting like a balance
;
eye
^j&
:
t^
License,
Leave
n.
permission to
articles
Syn.
-
:
;
sell
o
authority ;
excisable
^^
-
}'^->
-
sion.
v.
authority
whom
a license
,
is
fession
:
&
to exercise
a pro-
o
-^aivi 8,
.,-.$
--^.
t.
To
tell
i.
To
rest
#
&>He
To
in,
Licentious,
moral
Profligate
i
Licentiousness,
ness
;
excess
;/.
of
;
-
^.>j
;
j.~e -x
im-
lingly
Liege,
-
Dissolute-
Lichen,
Licit,
n.
Lick,
7'.
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x-
;
Rock-moss
Lawful
t.
:
^
;*"j
^^>
^e-i
:
'J^' ^-J
*
:
the dust. To
-
I* ;
^^
To
Subject
A
n.
Lien,
n.
Lieu,
n.
A
'
vassal
wil-
;
<*
^~)*
faithful
;
V
:
:
1^
-
A
*
1
*;
:
legal
claim
:
*uUa-
-
t^;i*
stead
Lieutenant,
:
:
^
To
-
*(&?
Ityom
* In of, Instead of
;
'A.
in battle:
^ru
ad. Gladly
//.
A
-
l
?
commissioned
^;*i
deputy
'
fall
&'i$
t*;
be deferred:
y-s
,
To
in wait,
:
5
jt>*> ^i-
y*
-
pass the tongue
'i\>
to lap
T(J flog
:
:
in
obstacle:
^-^x
:
sovereign
/-*.
To
*
tj
To
over,
a.
:
^
:
ambush
To
:
belong
u* ;
Ky^?
liberty
to remain
;
To
:
To sleep
To be in childbed:
&;ii s
aV.
!
^'j'^
falsehood
a
*
flj?
l;jS
j;^
The
lies,
^lUxi-stiit
Lief, (Poet.)
a.
*
:
^Father of
>
wait in
*
'>^
-C<3
:
cover of the
the way, To be an
One who holds
n.
a licx'nse
-
1
movable cover
:
v.
Uyo
Licentiate,
i^*
falsehood
r
v.
;
Ojo
person
given :
Eager
:
-
U$$ ;
jl-
:
The
.
,
by
#
Licensee,
to
permit
to tolerate
:
7 <5a.-
UL*
To
t.
A
Satan
<z>'^
.^j)'-^
to taste or
-^*
-
-
Loave, liberty, permis-
License,
a.
A
*
:
n.
Lie,
)*
5) /'
'
^'ly
vj"*
:
*-^.
# The
,ji ,.-:;-
a.
Libratory,
av.
:
nice
;
of
state
stroke
Lickerish,
enjoy
Libration,
A
.
G! r K
b
;
salt spring
^
^j,
^U
UU
-v"> *e ,;-
:
officer
;
a
in the
LITE
army next below a
UM
-
-xA.iJ
-
Vitality
;
."
ernor
Life,
^
.
-
*Human
affairs
* Conduct
A
person
To
elevate: to exalt;
-
:
^
-
^W'j'
.
:
?
:
^ii
:
tion
>*''
L
V.^
Nar-
*jS
:
heaven
bandage
^
-
a
;
.
jl
J>
:
;
in
A
i.
Ligation, n. The act of binding bond
3
Eter-
happiness
*'
bond
j
promo-
;
:
Ligament,
$
>
Increment
-, n.
:
^"-~
:
:
^
!
Ligature,
,
A bandage
n.
-
:
c
:
*ii- ij
For
*
cy^U-.
^L-jV
"the
animation
* Existence
jk
oal
i^vi'.
:o elate
CrOV-
-X-
v. t.
Lift,
captain:
1
:
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rative
LiGHT-BEAREB
503
For
,
whole term of one's
|
Li S ht
exist-
medium
lne
"
by
i
>.
nee; ^-*';---x
A
'
which objects are rendered
^_
,
^ To
^**
>*:
visible to the eye
...
u
the,
,
'
resembling
closely
;
:
,^-5;
* Flower
.
&'<;*>
:
j.>.
Puberty
:
:
v '-- * The
ups and downs of,
of,
)j>
* Day &* * Candle
Jk
*
*
ExKnowledge
$)fr
'rV * Aspect :
planation
Ji ^ Existence ^>') * j oy :
:
xact
-
:
-
^
:
:
:
*To
;
<^-)-
Vital
n.
Liftr-blood,
blood
dull
;
<s*o
:
expose
:
^ Btiht;
-=^'-J>-
clear:
spiritless;
-
,
---
;
,
dead:
to
.indie;
minate
v.
illu-
:
/.
To
fall
to alight
;
-
f->
a.
<d
-
J^
i^s.Ji
son
a.
Like a
living
L.
:
to
Not heavy Kia> ^ Easy
^.UJ * Not oppressive:
nimble
-,_<"^ ^ Swift
:
:
:
;
Lifelike,
;
^'^
Without vigour
a.
to
UjJ
^fc'-i.
.
Lifeless,
;
&'.:&.
:
A contract
Life-insurance.
for the payment of a certain
sum of money on a person's
death
al!a -
bring to--, To
The guard of a
n.
king's person
liscover
U.S
c^/^-
;
Life-guard,
:
per-
Not copious J^f' * UnJ-~. jx* * Trifling;
steady
y? *
;bj'^
:
;
Lifelong,
life
a.
Lasting
through
IT
:
Lifetime,
.
-
The
-^'^
*
.>
^
^j.;
To make
sliht: to disreard
of.
To
-ut=.
:
duration of
.y.y^
-
)+e f (j
|
Light-bearer,
rer
:
n.
A
torch -bea-sal
LIGHTEN
Lighten,
clear
,
To
i.
flash
to
;
ings
:
^
:
v.
v.
LIKEWISE
504
i.
J>
To
alleviate
Lightsome,
enlighten:
* To make
heavy to
to cheer - $ KU>
less
gay
;
:
:
Jij
f
Lighter,
1
^V.-'/
cj-
barge
;;
One who
A
*
lights
:
dishonest
iV! iL
:
a.
Light-headed,
less
weak
-
:
;
Thievish
a.
Light-fingered,
:
J&
j& ^j* J,x>
:
-
-
^5'
Dizzy
^
;
Ligniform, a.
form of wood
v.
Lignify,
;
)ft
n.
A
house with
a light to direct seamen
:
-
,
Without
light
;
nimbly
;
gaily
;
wantonly
-
:
copy
-
:
convert
^V^
:
;
;
:
the counter-
-
vxla>
-
To
t.
.approve
b^.
:
-
GU; ;
Likelihood,
n.
Likeliness,
volatile
;
a.
Unsteady
Probability
j';
Lightness,
lewdness
;
n
5
:
Likely,
flash
//.
Probability
:
I
:
Probably
-
:
LlU
(-.to -
Liken,
P.
/.
To compare
:
s^C>
-
The
portrait
electric
wnich precedes thunder
J)i
Lightning-conductor,
meiallic rod to protect
;
ci^,-
representation
-
J<A
.
-
;
;
d-^'i^
Oj/6iV
:
-^
//.
Resemblance
n.
Likeness,
Lightning,
JU
I
JU^I- U^
a</.
4
Unsteadiness;
agility
.
;
^
cjUi' ^-JiuL...
jJL.^
13^5
lylj -
Light-minded,
to
;
-
U*>i^
;
^ ^-1
*
JjJ
;
v.
,
UU>
L>
resembling ;
&jti- - jt*
jjikA*
enjoy
Lightly, ad. Easily
To
i.
equal
;
A
n.
Fancy
a.
or
/.
Similar
a.
Like,
part
Lightless,
j
U.lj
probable
Light-house,
J
become wood
into or
the
Having
:
heed;i- ^_
.
;
^^
:
a.
Ligneous,
Resembling
wood made of wood
open
large
,j.
Luminous
a.
;
ft.
~
A
build-
Syn.
Similarity, similitude.
Likewise,
over
;
ad.
in like
Also
manner
;
:
more-
x>
LIKING
val
Inclination
n.
Liking,
J.
;
Boundary, border, edge.
Syn.
appro-
;
-
delight
:
LINE
505
Placed
a.
Limitary,
boundaries
A
n.
Lilac,
flowering shrub
a.
-
Limitation,
i:
To
t.
-
Boundless
a.
Limitless,
^'tf*? ^>.
Lily,
A
n.
^^
Ul>
Limn,
and
sing cheerfully
:
:
Limb, n. A member
->\ human body
Limp,
A
-55-
w.
lamely
-U
-
Limberness,
Limbo,
n.
n.
Flexibility
^J U
.
^
-
*
;
^Calcareous earth
If
A
n.
be licked up
of lemon
species
^
To
smear
substance
;
#
^)
:
:
-Jo!
,.-.
.
:
Ct
iJl-^j
:
with a
to
en-
li3
LJ
- t;i&
:
^aw^
^>j^
medicine
to
^
*ta.
j>
furnace
for
burning limestone
Limestone,
n.
^
:
A
!j
:
-
&%>
<;*.
^iLs?
*U
;
-
uCU
UC^a.
a border
j.a.-
-
^
i_J^
Course
:
Length withJji * Outline
:
boundary
>=-
:
J^ )l* *A
A verse i^j
;
^
^-
business
:
*
row:
^)
<A-
Jfijt
^'- ~ *
;^ * A series
Lineage J-> -x The equator :
I
:
3
:
calcareous
U^a.
:
:
mark
like
Lineament:
!j".J
;>
A bound
restriction
:
A
-x-
cord
slender
thread
..<) . U:i
.
**
x-
A
n.
A
A
out breadth
;t
n.
pure:
:
containing
;
!jS-
Lincture,
Line,
viscous substance
Lime-kiln
Limit,
lucid
;
Viscous
:
-
stone
Clear
a.
j3
viscous
tangle
walk
:
A
/.
lime
region
a place of
j*w
y.
to
:
a.
Limy,
;
- cj.<.*olL.
A
(Colloq.)
A
w.
;
jX
fy>
^-o
bordering on hell
Lime,
halt
^a-
;
II
-
/>&
:
restraint
To
/'.
por-
Flexible; yielding;
'??%'
pliancy
;
o^a"
:
.^^
--
a
^j&
:
:
painter
painter
Limpid,
pliant
A
n.
^1
paint
t*.3x'k^;
of the
^
:
a.
or
flowering
)~y~
Limber,
J--
^.J.*
To draw
/.
Limner,
beautiful
:
branch
z\
^f^
trait
plant
;
^>^.
-
-
merrily
*-;-
Restriction
n.
^jJ,3S-
Lilt,
>* :
Diminutive;
^'>
:
vj
:
confinement :^>
Lilliputian,
dwarfish
the
at
-
*/
:
The
la^.
* Infantry
twelfth part of
:
JJAJ
an inch
#
:
;
j.=
r.
<
/.
,
side
E.-U.
64.
;
to
To
cover on the
mark out
;
in-
to place
LINEAGE
along
llj
'^<S) ^j'r>
Progeny
^
',t'.'.-
in
a direct
cestor
:
-
^fa
^-^
Link,
^55
;
closed like a link
A
,
Lineally,
^
-
tv
Syn.
n.
straight
Linen,
;
feature, trait.
hemp
made
of flax or
y-
:
v
of linen
deais
Ling,
Linoleum,
kind
:
;
white
person
^^
;
5 ;-
w
fish
British
A
.
singing
kind
:
of floor-
$
i
Linseed,
Flax seed
n.
<^~> ._O1
-
:
Linstock,/* A cannonier's staff
to hold a lighted match, for
cannon
firing
^
:
^^
^)'-^'
:
who
soft
used
-
Flax
.
for
iy
:
woollen
fabric of
- *
wounds
dressing
A
linen,
or
>';>
sores
A
>/.
A
n.
linen
iti
to
;
OjS
:
Lint,
Linendraper,
'o^
complicate
A
n.
Linnet,
-
&
:
Made
***?
:
- IJ*- -
:
cloth
Pertaining to a line ;
^^
slender J**" -
Cloth
r,.
)
Ji-
To
A
".
bud
y
y 7
Outline,
Linear,
|
!ei. -
:
of a
^rifr
^i
:
:
Feature;
o=xUi
n.
outline
:
}
J-J ^e^-
Lineament,
form
torch
unite
^J-s
:
ring
^~P-
1
* Any thing doubled and
^"5;)-
In a direct line
ad.
^5
:
*
-
single
i-X>'
:
*J Jf'"**
Ointment
.
A
.
chain
an an-
from
line
u^1.)
:
Liniment,
:
J.J
Composed of lines
* Hereditary
tojlfii.
n.
Lineal,
race
;
.,'jjli. .
3.L.L. -
guages
Relating to Ian
a.
Linguistic,
U*jUU&
-
jlUs
w.
Lineage,
-' -
- 1'>'&
^'-iJ
:
LIP
506
:
V.'^
^^;
cod
of the
Lintel, n. The upper part of a
door frame :
^ s 'j >s
:
'
Linger,
loiter
p.
:
To
.
to hesitate
long in any state
delay
;
to
remain
^
:
to
;
^;f>
Lion,
A
n.
very
Slow
tongue
Protracted
.-
a.
-
language*
A
:
j^,
person skilled
,j!o
-
^
jfr-
female lion
:
s*
Lion-like,
Fierce and bold
a.
:
the
U> ^^yb^
n.
The
:
;
Jbjle Jjl,
Formed by
:
Linguist,
in
a.
:
Lingual,
n.
Lioness,
'
Lingering
and
strong
fierce beast of prey
^U}
Lip,
.
mouth
The
:
~J
-
of any thing
border of
the
*; * The
edge
:
/$ ^
tf?
^--
LIP
r.
Lip,
To
f.
LITERARY
507
kiss
-
:
ty
Lissome,
*~j>
nimble
Lippen,
v.
to trust
^>J
;
confide in
(It
-
;UTe!
The
n.
Liquation,
ting
To
i.
<~;;#
JO
-
Liquefy,
solve
s~~;f>
;
To
^;~
:
Melting
Fluid
a.
-
:
L'
:
* To enrol
U^CJ
;
^
:
-
,*&
soft
;
j'lj /^j
a y,
.I.-
#.
,
cline
Liquid,
smooth
:
&.
Liquidate,
;
to
-
J/
:
Jfh
To
adjust
Listen, /.
hearken ;
^
to
obey
^ ^ To
C'^
dissolve
diminish
to
;
in-
to please
;
:
attend
to
;
yield to advice
^
^'
-
;
U^
:
tive
-
enlist
To
/.
to
-
:
vi
Careless
a.
Listless,
-'.^.
:
clear
to settle
;
-
;
flow-
<~ ^n,
/.
^fiy
in the
;
S?^
liquor
\
^^ k-~^J ^
^ T listen
:
to desire
;
JA M }
engage
;i
To
/.
J
7
-
Any substance
//.
.
;; }
to
public service
cordial
a.
Liquescent,
(l^
^^
-
^4^.-!
A
n.
^Aja.
t.
to dis-
;
ij-to})*-
To sew together
^M^ ^ To enclose for
f.
combat
melt
:
-
:
List,
^
<J> >
{
/.
?
Liqueur,
away
:
^A <j^X?
:
:
tils
That may be
o.
:
;
^ j>
;
- lt.3jj
tijfi>
Liquefiable,
melted
ing
lithe
;
-
catalogue
A strip of cloth
sure
,
<-A,
:
* Ground enclosed for race or
combat '5'^' -x Desire plea-
act of mel-
- Jfll -
:
x-
light
A
n.
List,
;
Flexible
n.
;
vacant
:
;
***"
:
inatten-
^_
.a.
M ^ To
:
ness
Heedless-
n.
Listlessness,
U> ,J
Liquidation, w, The act of adjusting and settling debts
:
inattention
:
-
:
,^
_
:
fc_>-JO
Liquor,
ce
Any
.
strong drink
;
r.
Lisp,
:
lisp
/.
or
/.
to speak
t_''.M-a.
fluid
To
:
,
ion
.\
v'} i 'j;'
ship
in
public
ciolx*
t
:
solemn form of
..U
imperfectly
J<J-
wor-
^x^J^J'^xe
tSifr ij^l
Literal,
:
letter
OAVi;
a.
;
According
not
to
the
metaphorical
:
defective articulata.
Literary,
:
ad.
Lispingly,
inperfectly
A
n.
supplication
utter with a
'3.S
n.
Litany,
ix>/d.'
substan-
:
Pronouncing
W
!
literature
:
Pertaining
^&
sed in literature
:
J *"1
to
* Verw'-^
LITERATE
ted
Learned
a.
Literate,
508
:
(..-J*."
&*i
n.
Literature,
Learning
productions on a
rary
subjrct
Litter,
lite-
upon
I
-
J*
Learning, erudition.
Syn.
Lithe,
a.
flexible
.
:
* A brood
^
to
Pertaining
of stone c...^-
made
-
:
A
n.
Lithograph,
by lithography
The
n.
Lithography,
narrow
Small
j^'
:
stones
The
n.
Lithology,
'
Littoral,
On
.
5
;.;
art
Liturgy,
of
the
;^
n.
stones
^
-
jj
SjUS
formulary of
^^U*
to
.
To
/.
enjoy
subsist
;
i^.J
have
jG^Ju^
^_,C<
__$
a
to last;
life;
to
feed ; to
to pass one's time
life
;
:
^
Jl
:
KJJ ;$T;
Prediction by
n.
Lithomancy,
*^>
sea-shore:
;J^*~
A
of a Church
doL* s^JL, .s
Live,
fit
-
;
:
prayers; the established ritual
from
science of
:
;
Smallness
n.
^^ ^-
f-^r ^ ;*J
-
not
;.
weak
;
insignificance
;
:
Stone
J;LI
.
brief
;
:
of
-
:
slightness
;"^
<
impressions
taking
'i.:J'
;
Littleness,
)*
*i^
:
^^
:
condition
insignificant
;
|jjS
pig
;xj
Produced
a.
Lithographic,
or
print from
a drawing on stone
A
:
a.
Little,
rest
^'^5
<S
of young
*
;y-
.
Lithophagous,
stones
for
bladder
:
the
oil
a.
o-.-Ji- -
the
cjxi
Liveliness,
.soli'.
Contending
y.
:
art of cut-
stone in
:
Litigant,
law
;";>
^'j.'.-*'*>
The
n.
Livelihood, n. Means of support; maintenance -J^ *a. ;
Eating
:
Lithotomy,
ting
a.
vity
;
Livelong,
in
all
.;
".
Animation
sprightliness
a.
lawsuit
r.
;
t.
To engage
H.*
in
a
^A'^- 'ty *-jj>
|
:
Tedious
;
acti-
^'o
^}
-
;
whole
;
:
JS
Litigate,
:
is-jiu
to
y--i
;
:
a.
yU
.
bed of
coarse
;;
law
at
pUJ
*Rubbish: ^S ;S
i;-
much
Lithic,
<
^
*
pliant
;
suit
animals
for
disorder
bent
Kasily
A
:
straw
t
given
:
A
/
csJIo*
j*
.
:
Litigation,
J(f
learned men
n. pi.
Literati,
educa-
;
-
tZi'^
LIVELY
Lively.
<'.
Living
!
spirited
;
;
-
brisk
"life-like
;
gay
;
vivid
;
;
LIVER
strong
LOCALITY
509
Loam,
:
A
n.
rich earth
One who
n.
Liver,
dweller:
lives
a
;
5'^
^;-_) ^i The ergan of the Sody which
V
!/', ft
secrets bile
Livery,
sion
^
:
-
*JK
-
fc
of posses-
deliverance:
;
-
Js
J>\&
# The uniform worn by
.yte;
servants
:
n.
-
J^)$?
->'-~^
Livestock,
is
lemt
ward
^>
&> -
Is"
Lo,
int.
Load,
Look
A
v.
--
;
!
abhor
burden
abundance
w.
V
-
l
;'e
Loadstar,
v
v.-
^
:
,M;J
'
the guiding star
Loadstone,
n.
:
:
l_
?
mass
.;
of
;/.
A
-
lazy
Wi?.^
;
liate,
approve,
esteem.
Loathsome,
odious
Lob,
-
P.
love,
a.
:
Disgusting
-
r 5^-*
To
/.
like,
;
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>h^'
let fall lazily
:
loi I/
,
A
:>/.
duu person
:
An ante-chamber;
opening before a room :
Lobby,
an
.
Lobe,
Apart of the lungs :
^ jfi$&>f *The lower
.
^f. ; \
part of the ear
^
:
-
^
U>
of baked
A
conic-
sugar
!,s.
-
how
J.
:
uj o'.-
fellow
Lobster
fish
A
n.
crustaceous
:
Local,
L5
1
*?
'^;v.*?-
Pertaining to a place:
^.
:
w ~>.!s'li'- ufl,
picks up a living any
S.'
detest,
:
oi>ji>
scorn.
,<J
bestow
^-^ *;^-
:
:>^
to
;
JIS$
Gvi j^^fe 1
i^a.
-
pole star
refined
i's '^
Loafer,
;
*
JU
^!;15
hate
disgust at
feel
Syn.-- Abhor,
-
to freight:
A lump
w.
bread
-
to
:
To
/.
back-
;
Jjj.j
;
*$*)>
The magnet
^J i-X*^
Loaf,
to
j
^^J
The
n.
3
^< ^
:
^
in great
al
H
main-
-
:
To burden
,
M
a weight
;
pressure
f.
-
:
behold
t.
1
:
<-.w,
;
Xj^i)
Loathe,
a
&y^.\
\ reptile
'.
a carge
^
i_^5
tenance: ,_l*-
Lizard,
<5f
;
discoloured
Livelihood
n.
Living,
;
Unwilling
^-;j
Cattle, horses,
Black and blue
'-id colour
;
;
Ant.
a.
Livid,
lending ; that which
a permission to use :
V^/.
Loath,
;
^^
^f*
A
n.
;'
Delivery
.
Loan,
marl
:
'
^Nl
who
:
Localise,
v.
t.
definite place
Localism,
place
:
.
^-'i-
:
To
^'
#
^?.
for
A
Is'
k
existence
a
ty /.tiyt^i*
Affection
idiom: 8^j!- ^'a.
Locality,
in
fix
a
local
,-J
*^=,
Situation; position
in a
place
:
-
**.
K*;*tr*-i
A
LOCALLY
Locally,
place
With respect
-*</.
v.
place
selile in a place
-$
:
place
Loch,
sea
A
/.
:
An
fastening
gun
:
';
^U
:
tuft of hair
v.
,
To
i.
b'
-
#
#
confine
^ ^b
-
JS
:
Jx^
-8'"
JljJ^
to
6 J>$
1
;
ulj**-
Locum-tenens,
t_iij
*
- k~J
a substitute
A
n.
Locust,
cle
to
embrace
another
foi
;
speech
closely
-
^
:
^
-
^-
Discourse
n.
A small
n.
Lodge,
r'** r'
migratory winged
'-
Locution,
*
1
-
-
;
*";
g%-'-
resi
country
&^<* ^"V-' ^>T * ^
hut
temporary habitation ; a
dence
:
:
fasten with a lock
key; to confine; to encir;
to
&'> P%>
^-^
:
insect :
jS ^<~" * The place
!jjj.
in which Freemasons assem-
-
and
-
JS
One who
n.
temporarily acts
J
:
^
inclosure
water
^'*"
**>j-
an arm of the
;
s
'j^
Moving from place
a.
,
-
/i-
^- ^4$
;
A
"
Part of a
A
lake
-
Lock.
-
if^?.
:
steam-en
;'>
to
;
-
Act of locating
".
:
^.sxil
place:
Location.
A
.
gine on wheels
jl
-
To
t.
Locomotive,
to
>,- e_
:
Locate,
LOG-BOOK
510
ul>
:
ble
,
Locket, n. A small lock
)*$
J * A catch
**^
*
.^'**
:
r.
To
*.
dwell
to reside
;
:
:
:
A
little
gold case worn as
ornament:
^^
Lockhospital,
for the
A
.
were
Locksmith,
or
Lock-up,
;
a
n.
tis.
mends
^CiT!
who
locks
Loft,
custody
n
An
n.
:
act of lodg-
?+*
elevation
a.
jestic
;
High
proud
n.
Log,
ber
:
A
?*
;
a
f^>
flooi
;
dignified
-
:
J
:
ma-
^O
-
";-
'^'
bulky piece of tim
* An apparatus
measuring
The act
**.
or
pri-
^.U-
J2
n
Logarithm,
term
A
mathemati-
:
Log-book,
po
place lo
.
foi
ol a
the velocity
:
^V',a.
:
\sS
a deposit
;
Lofty,
cal
wer of moving from
:
(^
A temporary
Locomotion,
nlace
^^
:
One
.
ing
The
formerly
*5li
son
because
confinement
;n
makes
^,1*^15
n.
Lodgment,
hospital
so 'called
;
inmates
kept
^-
treatment of venereal
diseases
the
-i.I^j
an
r'filt
n
A book
for
me
moranda kept by the captain
of a ship or a public teachei
:
LOGGER-HEAD
a dunce
A
n.
Logger-head,
-
^'-i
-y")4*
To beat
engaged
in a fight
;=>
quented
^fi
To
s,
Syn.
be
Solitary
6
cr- ^j-
:
a. Solitary
The
'i.
art of
reasoning
:
tedious
Used
a.
Logical,
l$w
:
WJ
:
-
ty"
distant
;
J4
-
seclu
;
;
- \K<i
- \*
in
logic ;
rules
of
the
to
according
-
Wl
ded from society
Long, a. Extended
:
Logic,
unfre-
;
CJjti
Solitary, sequestered.
Lonesome,
^^ *$&
:
ad.
Lonely,
blockhead;
-
:
LOOBY
511
* home.. The grave
* In the run, In the
ultimate result >$ r ^5! * J":
logic
discriminating
;
1
J^"-
:
.
:*'
:
A
cloth,
manner
A
a.
Logician,
in logic
&
J*!/^
:
a logical
In
Logically, *d.
-
J^-
^.5;'}'
person skilled
-/Ao -
:
.j*!^-
Logomachy,
substance
&W
:
;';>'
;.;>
^
-
To
/'.
;*tfcj*
A
red
in
heavy
dyeing
K
:
JCA-
J
Long-lived
:
l
vo * e;~ *' f-'^^ ^ji ui- r s ^ je ;
(SiJU..
desire eagerly
^.
Longeval,
exag-
U.J
:
>**
-
)** s? JJ
)'^
1
Longevity,
Duration of life
.
:
. _<;:., .
The
/.
Loin,
Loiter,
lay
i>-&^
^=x.j
v.
To
i.
^
:
lj
Loll,
v.
tongue
,
v
cline
To
t.
;
5
-5v
de-
-;
^j-
out the
lojJUS
To
Longing,
act
lazily
i.
^b)
to re-
;
to put out the tongue
n.
An
eager desire;
:
-
U*7
:
-jji.e'.i.
o-'
^
'
ts)')
Length
>z
11
-
:
A name
for the fol-
lowers of Wickliffe
land
:
5^..-;
$
^-iHj
in
^-
Eng-
c .'iLJ2jt
Jjfc
* The distance
east or west of any place from
certain fixed point :
j-Ai'JjU
Long-winded,
breathed
n.
a.
Long-
:
;'^ ft
A game
%
at cards
JxS
;?.
far-
>
Longitude,
Loo,
Lollard,
;
^:!^' ;>* - c/y i.r"^
1
in earnest wish
!
thrust
:
Shrewd
^ o^
JZ --.^
^
sighted
a.
>
;j-
to
;
Long-headed,
V
<
1
,--?
:
i.
.
-
- 1
:
linger
to saunter
;
;** s?;')*
hinder half of the
trunk of an animal
-
bow, To
'y
:
G;
wood employed
)* v^'
:
iUa.U-
li'iJ!
n.
v.
The and
The sum and
;a"<. &*S # To
draw the
gerate
,
Logwood,
cAC' *
:
the short
A contention
//.
about words
fabric
kind of fine cotton
Looby,
n.
a lubber
An awkward
:
-
J!
p*
:
^j
,.t?
_X>1 t^
fellow
;
LOOK
Look,
v.
To
i.
LORD
512
the
direct
-ye
j
toward an object; to gaze:
'M^ * To consider &j \*f
Loom,
v.
To
i.
appear large
indistinct at a distance
:.:id
j
:
:
To
expect
^ >'!";
:
- '*
I
Loon,
To mind '';> Jtxi
To face, To front ^/ ^'^
< To
appear
r ,t* To-after, To
5'x 6 *
take care of: U,s
To
t
tf
blank, To be confounded
#
'-'o
-
Loop,
:
:
i
V
contempt
To
To
To
search
expect
:
in or into,
to scrutinize
through, To
to,
*>$$)
A-
means
To
:
'j'o
->;
:
To^
^C-.-i
take
;u,
(
:
-
.,'^ii,
to set
;
to relax
;
To
oreak
-Uf
:
from
escape
-
."
ltfl> JbCJ
_, a Unbound: not
not
c ose
i
vague
:
free
;
tight;
dissolute
;
-
')* '*$^
Loosen.
care
of:
expect from
To
J
^'4*'
:
rate
?.
H>t>3
-
'j
;
2t^>
To
/.
to free
;
reflex; to sepa-
from restraint:
:
up,
*
fi>>
Looseness,
loose
of being
State
*/.
" flux
:
-?-
'
v
r
daggers, To look angPlunder
//.
:,
,
oi escape
To unbind
/.
t>.
-
aperture:
control:
To-
*
the watch
^ ^-^
; c"}
To took upwards
To
An
to remit
;
-jJ^
<->:..>
.
see or under-
stand perfectly
-To
j.x-1
^^1; ^
',<
L^vxi.
jt>.'
;
^a.b
To examine;
I'W
:
^K
:
'^5;
To be on
out,
a double in
.
t*a&i> ^c^v'.*:
for,
To
>:-
'';>'
free
Uwl
tioobe
^jLx -tZ*.',^
Loose,
:
.
a rope :
secret
j
treat with
A
ft.
a rascal
;
^tjuOj
Loop-hole
j ^; ; * To
tiU,D
rogue
.
|
:
down upon, To
A
n.
C/J.XJ
:
;/.
The
Aspect
:
J^i-
act of looking
LooKing-glass.
;
-
^)y* *
view
A mirror
n.
Lop,
rate
:
:
v.
;
A
a.
a place
-jf
watchman
\icw
:
a watch
observation
:
-
J>^fc
;
J
to
:
Loom,
A
we*\
i'>
frame
V
n.
-X
-
'>
.
i>y
to sepa-
W|3 &'*
Talkative
^
'^J
Garrulity
-
,
7
^V
'-
:
a
*&
;
:
oft";
a.
^
Loquacity,
Lord,
n.
a baron
n.
prune
k*j.I*
:
cut
Loquacious,
noisy
Lookout,
To
t.
a
A
;
superior; a rule;
a husband; the Sup-
reme Being
:
-
-
3_}K
Iji -
f,#-~
-v
-S
li
^y~
;*r-
-
LORD
Lord,
v.
To domineer;
i.
arbitrarily
i=--;<a.
To
to rule
-
:
LOVE
513
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t>;$
overlook
151,.
j?
v^^'i?
To
one's way,
Lordliness,
1-
haughtir.es
High
.
-
:
A
^^ \* -
Lordling,
lord
little
Privation
n.
Loss,
^h"'
tf
;
Lordship,
Domain
.
*
A
nobleman
n.
tinct parcel
Lotion,
i-tiit>
prizes
Lotus,
Lore, ". Knowledge;
J wisdom
Loricate.
U<t3
A
n.
4-*'
;
lonely
Lough,
Lounge,
;
i.
~
';^
heart,
To
x-
i-.^
#
To
uv
one's
To become
l*V j*
;
-
^^^
;-
;.^
^V
-
;5>7i?
Jt?>
:
To
;
spend time
to
;
stroll
:
A
n.
-
small insect:
^
b*
To
angry
A
n.
:
mean
-
-
:
;'jtf
*.
sight
a.
Lovable,
^
amiable
:
one's tem:
with
Infested
contemptible
licej
&f?
l;$
fellow
-
**>*
a
;
^^V
self,
:
u^ # To
per,
J**
:
-
to loll
;
^^
**/'-
boisterous
lake
t.
ot
;
^^
A
.
t>.
bumpkin
:
way '3V jD M
To become bewildered
lose one's
;
Lout,
To become
despirited or discouraged
Uy^
:
:
To
low
To
:
forsa-
:
*
^$&-
water-lily
Noisy
indolently
Lousy,
v.
V"
dis-
share
-^*
-
cease to possess ;
to be deprived of; to forfeit;
to waste ; to miss ; to ruin
Lose,
>-'})*
*
:
The
;
. lit*,.
Louse,
*
:
.
/J*
^
ken
;
distribution
lot
by
emphatical
-
protective
:
Lost
a.
Lorn,
J^
cover over
:
Lorication,
covering
To
A
.#.
to encrust
j
0>
*
medicinal wash
A
n.
a.
Loud,
erudition;
*'>*
:
in-
;
i^*AJw
privation,
state
;
A
n.
Lottery,
^Jj.^.
:
.
>!,"!
of address to a
title
-
damage injury.
Chance fortune;
u^Ls* Power:
^','. .^jbj*.
jlJi.!
:
waste
;
o
Detriment,
:
-
Sunday:
n.
tM^
;
grand
Lot,
Lord's-day,
:
:
Syn.
Like a lord
a.
Lordly,
TO
go astray
station;
lUIY
n.
<w
:
U Co ^
-
.s
;
omit
to
;
Love,
^
Worthy of love
Vy
:
^. /
To
with affection
like
:
;
-
;^
e
w*
;
)*>
to regard
-'M S ; jij*
- lifc
V
'
l?
s
;
of,
T
E.a .-65
?*
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LOVE
Love,
Affection
n.
fondness
courtship
;
person loved
;
LUBBERLY
514
Lowland,
;
Land whicn
//.
Low,
v.
To
i.
bellow as an ox
<
G lS3
;
The tomato
n.
Love-apple,
Lower,
:
to
Love-lass,
A
.
Love-letter,
courtship
sweet heart
A
n.
,^fcl
v.
t.
humble;
to fall
:
To
i.
to
reduce
to decrease
;
jb
01
down
let
:
JL>
;
in value;
U
-
:
s
ta^
;
of
letter
<sj;
-
:
is
:
c^s..
Lowermost,
Lowest
o.
r-
-.
l0
V
Loveliness,
ableness
n.
:
Beauty
.c'j*
one's love
Lowliness,
ness
:
Forsaken by
a.
Love-lorn,
ami-
;
-.?).
3 "-*
Jji*- K.J
:
} <^.
mean
Lowly, a. Not high
humble meek - &^>> - >.'
;
Amiable
a.
r
pleasing
;
charming enchanting
Lowness,
birth
Lover,
One who
n.
-
friend:
loves
^
-
ja!
1/|,
-
with love
a.
oxs..
-
;
sing love
Low,
.
'^^ *
dued
<_r-^'
:
-
'
o
jl
i'>'iite
-
:
in
*
h
?
a
*"~t
* Base;
/
I
deDrcssed
;
)
-^
e^)~^'
prince
^
Sub-
* Dejected:
-
?>'.->
^-J;;'*
lively;
:-s^-';.-
:
faith-
is
)
"
t.5
n.
^
Allegiance; fidelity:
^S.^UI-^.^W,
.ic',i.
j
j;
**i*5
*
Lozenge,
bred,
dejected
n.
A
cake of sugar
Lubber,
low
';
low
true; devoted
One who
n.
*
.*
a degraded condition;
spirited, Not
aJ!;;
"
:
L^J*
;
ful to his sovereign ot count-
Jit
-
:
-
Faithful to a
Loyalist,
Loyalty,
i
Not elevated
Wi
-
:
song expres-
(J'~f
:
Humble
Cheap
Bred
A
.
;s.u
^b
J^
Love-song,
.
Depression
humility
a.
Loyal,
w.
or superior
Languishing
^ \^
:
;
a
.*
is-^jv
Love-sick,
;
J^
;
^^
:
;
;
:
;
Lovely,
**
Humility; mean-
n.
;
n.
A
wardly
:
ad.
:
;&
-
,^>;>
^i*-
heavy clumsy
fel-
^ii
'J->
a clown
Lubberly,
-wi.
rhomb; a small
:
)\j$
-
Clumsily
j>>tf>
^
c
;
awk-
LUBRICATE
v.
Lubricate,
smooth:
-
KC,t
-
:
itf*
,$
Lucubration,
study;
Slipperiness
;
instability
;
-
:
dent
a.
Bright
Lucid
-
:
a.
sportive; comic
:
b ?'^
,v;
<
;
Laughable
;
;
cJu
-
:
Bljo'-to
a
to
Pertaining
lamp or candle
]
;
.
>-Ji
Ludicrous,
a.
^
clear
resplen-
;
:
Lucernal,
i et;
>a3y
o^aJ
luminous
Lucent,
composed
^t^
a.
Luculent,
-
^AK.^.
Nocturnal
.
anything
by night
Lubricity, n.
smoothness ;
lechery
To make
t.
LULLABY
515
ad. Sportively
Ludicrously,
:
J *^
1
a.
Lucid,
parent
Bright
easily
;
clean
;
trans-
;
understood
v.
Lugf,
Luminous, bright,
Syn.
The
n.
Luff,
n.
ness
A
-
jfo**!"
:
The
n.
Lucifer,
x.fcV
Brightness
-
planet
# Satan
vCi,
friction-match
Luck,
Chance
n.
fortune
,y
fate
;
J?'*^
Venus
:
a
Unfortunate
.
Successful
a.
ate; prosperous:
*
Lucrative,
* Lobe
-
:
Luggage,
Baggage
;/.
-%
a.
Lugubrious,
:
-
^;*-
*"-<>
^
^^
Mournful
:
^J
:
-
J^-
Sj^
Lull,
Gain
-
r.
candle light
:
indiffer-
:
y.
quiet
/.
;
or
i.
To compose
to subside
:
-
b
Compose,
Syn.
;
to
^ ojJ
>
in
s^lf
;'.
quiet,
calm,
soothe.
,
Lucubrate,
^
:
lj'-O! - l_^JOO>
-
vs.:'.;
Tepid
-{)%* Cool ;
^jj
J-I-^j-
.
a.
Gainful; profit-
.
-
:
:
vessel
v -i-'
fortun-
;
^^
J.l-4
profit
^^
:
:
UJG
J^
:
Handle of a
ent
Lucre,
-
UiaUgS
-
:
Luckless,
able
to drag
;
-
weight
Lukewarm,
Lucky,
*;
:
good
;
A
n.
of the. ear
'
^^^
:
,
a ship
K }^a>
of
:
haul
lilY-.^;
clear-
;
^*^
ctf
To
t.
clear,
transparent.
Lucidity,
side
toward the wind
:
-
To
money
j,jli -
;
A
:-
season of quiet
;
ces-
&
jili*
study by
^~ ^^
^
n.
sation
Lullaby,
.
A
babies; -i=-^.ii
song to quiet
ci^ i u^*
LUMBAGO
Lumbago,
A
//.
rheumatic
^
:
Lunatic,
^ *>*
-
Lunch,
$
&)&
^^
-
Lune,
v.
To
t.
rumble
:
-
-
repast
:
be:
tion
:
f*
>;
,'
^H.
,$)^>
Lunt,
n.
Luminous,
A
match
:
cannon
Lunular,
^lAj,
clear;
:
quick
:
tor
A^ <??
.*
l~)r
o
;
Shining
^^
:
thrust
that
moon
c.
or respira-
A sudden
n.
firing
:
:
to
;
Any body
gives light
The organ
shape
moon
:
Lunge,
heavily
in the
'
''j^;-
Luminary,
bright
slight
Anything
n.
,
;V
'-''^
'Jr
:
To move
:.
n.
heap toge-
ther in disorder
v.
A
n.
of a crescent or half
ttf-)V
,
;
.
:
,
mad
Insane
tween breakfast and dinner
Anything useless
u*.
and cumbrous
Lumber,
a.
about
affection of the muscles
the loins back
LURE
516
-^
-
,
a.
Shaped
J^
J*n.
A
plant
:
i
new
like a
:
Lupine,
Z^**.
o.
*e
^y
Wolfish ravenous
:
^liija
Lump,
A
n.
the gross
-
,
v.
mass
definite shape
<^o'
:
To
t.
-
Lumpish,
stupid
a.
throw
Lumpy,
jb
Lunacy,
Lunar,
moon
r>.
Insanity;
taxi. -
:
//.
:
W&
dull
;
-^*-
;
^..^^
Ii.t 3
-
:
the
^;V
To
,
Gj^. *
-
in wait
,
v.
To
-^..;
'- tJ
leave in
^ ^f'^tf
at, To
'&
To
Sx<j
.
A
;*
<$
:
IjflflJ
poacher
that lies in wail for
lie
^'^
i^-*
play tricks
tLj
Lurcher,
}i
forlorn posi-
*J^
lie
:
/'.
^^L> 8
To
*
:
derange-
^jla.
;
of a
roll
leave in a difficult
^
:
:
A
>j)S
position
-
!jj
Pertaining
'i
ship to one side
:
J;>3
A sudden
n.
into a
of lumps
Full
a.
Lurch,
tion
Bulky
---
;
8.(>3
gross
-
-$)&
v=-
:
-
j.4.3
to take in the
;
li-Vvi.
menl
mass of
small
matter of no
;
a dog
game
:
J?l.
to the
J
Lure,
.
An
enticement
loi
:
-
LURE
Lure,
v.
To
t.
LUXURY
517
entice
Lustrous,
:
nous
Lurid,
a.
Ghastly pale
Lurk,
wait
v.
t.
-
to
;
-
o'.g
^jt^
'lit^
s.Vi-ij.;
-
%>
be
in
)')
hid
lie
keep out of sight
to
;
To
tia
:
place
a den
;
A
.
o^
:
Lustrum,
years
ful
a.
;
bulky
;
uO
t>
Sweet
;
tf
fiva
l>
tr-;
^*
health-
;
-
:
;joU
JL>5 - !j*<a^-ci-^' j.iL>
X
8
a
;C?
x*S
Lute,
re-
Luxate,
treat.
a.
space of
Vigorous
A
n.
musical instrument
with strings
Luscious,
^
hiding
- st
Ambush, ambuscade,
Syn.
lumi-
;
&~))
sJ^;
stout
G..* -
A
n.
:
Lusty,
*V.$I3j
Lurking-place,
shining
;
-
:
gloomy:
;
-
L^Uiji.
Bright
.
delicious:
v.
vyJ
:
To
/.
put out of
to dislocate
joint,
:
'JjW
Jj-
UJ15
putting out of
a dislocation :
Vj j*-
Luxation,
Lust,
Longing desire
n.
appetite
Syn.
i=~
:
;
Sensual,
-
tion
:
^;i
n.
Lustration,
water
/.
tf.
in
<~
^^
*M-c -
-
)
Luxuriant,
exuberant
^'.,
:
^^
-
candlestick
Gleam, radiance,
;
Kp
-
!';>!
Abundant
.
in
-y
growth
:
-
Luxuriate,
luxuriously
>
/. To
grow to
abundance to
.
superfluous
indulge to
;
^ ^j^
L';J!
o^
;
excess
to
;
-
:
:
Luxurious,
tjy&
live
^l) ^fj
.
Voluptuous
;
given to luxury ; furnished
with luxuries ; enslaved
to
pleasure
Syn.
Rank growth
n.
:
^J>'j\i
:
:
;
A
exuberance
Purification by
Lustre,
Brightness
* Renown fame
fl>
Luxuriance,
tf
stout-
;
purify
.
^;j'
Ul?
purifica-
K| 3
To
:
*
* 5;(?
o^l
lewd,
s?k>^
Used
ry.$ oLs
Lustrate,
,
tf
a.
l
UV
-
*fa.
.
<2
Lustral,
1;
inordi-
;
Lustily, ad. Vigorously
ty
-
o^s,
carnal,
impure.
:
carnal
^~-~*
Sensual
Lustful, a.
nate lewd
;
;
;
JL
:
joint
t>
A
n.
:
-
k=-~;.^
^*'-
-
^r'tf
brilli-
ancy.
Lustring,
kind of
n.
A
silk cloth
stout
:
glossy
$ ~3 _>!
Luxury,
in
n,
A
rich food,
ture
;
a
free
indulgence
dress or
delicacy
:
furni-
volupru-
LYCANTHROPY
ousness
effiminacy
;
MACHINATION
518
:
J
5
a.
Lymphatic,
m
:
sluggish
Phlegmatic
""' -
/. To
Lynch,
ment without
inflict
.
Sensuality, voluptuousness, delicacy.
Syn.
imagines
wolf
,i~?.
:
kind of
in-
Lynx,
which the patient
himself to be a
hi
sanity
A
n.
Lycanthropy,
,
.f&ltfii
.
<?>
A
n.
72.
A
house approinstruction by lec-
priated to
tures
a literary institute
<~
>
*:
;i
<SuJi.
;*y
A.
(_*-* c>^*
-
^sy ^Jk
(
a.
Lydian,
^ts^ii
Pertaining
cient Lydia; soft
A
n.
Water
H.
wiih alkaline
Lymph,
in
a kind of
harp
the ancients
*J
.
,
A lyric
pora
^j
to an-
Lyric,
Pertaining to a harp,
a.
or to odes or
:
poetry sung to
^
:
- tf
8
-
!*)>
:
Lyrist,
y^^ai-.
-
=p>\
,_,.>
J>15
One who
n.
the harp oj lyre
colourless fluid
animal bodies
:
:
impregnated
salt;
A
.
i^>
stringed instrument
;
much used by
a harp
Lye,
keen
for its
,*>Jjo
effeminate
;
wild animal of the
:
.
'::
<i.
j**
of music
Lyceum,
sj*S
:
sight
Lyre,
punish-
l*ii 1)~
:
;
**J
.
forms of
the
noted
cat kind,
-^
f~$
mob
law, as a
Jfk^**
plays
-
:
;!y
<-*'
)*
on
^j>
uifti
M
Mab,
In
w.
northern
mytho-
logy the queen of fairies
AjCL*
Macadamise,
road
or
r.
broken stones
To
/.
with
path
:
:
-e^j?
^
cover a
Macerate,
to make lean
solution
Maceration,
reducing to
Macaroni,
paste
Mace,
n.
a fop
:
".
A
A
:
kind of edible
-
i
;.~
club
;
p~>
a cue
insignia of authority
:
--O!
-
;
an
&>-
scheme
steep almost
to
;
The
n.
,jS t/-w
.
Machination,
y$
of
morti-
JLIssJ
fotm a
Uy. ^jJL>
:
.
;
To
/.
to plot
-
j$^>
act
leanness
Machinate,
;
!b,i
^W
small
:
-
O^S
:
o <J-
fication
mortify
l^t.
:
To
Ubi U #
To
/.
.
A
ance; an artful design
contriv:
J^jt-
MACHINE
Machine,
men*
A complex
.
machine
-
The works
n.
machines
;
of a
collec-
complicated routine
:
vLvaxo
-
Jlj
of machines
machines
Macilent,
A
^
Thin
a.
-
Mackerel,
A
.
kind
^
Macrocosm,
[
^~ ^ r~'
tiplicity of
Maculate,
Ujj>
-
y.
A
.
Insane
mind
Madam,
Madman,
n.
Madness,
.
folly
Madcap,
<=io
;
a
WI3 &xao
-
less rash
A term
-
J^
address
of
($>
:
person
or
;.
/
-
:
;
extreme
<^l;^
!^
-
Insanity, derangement,
craziness, lunacy.
Madonna,
dress
A
n.
term of ad-
The
.'
Mary
Virgin
Madrigal,
A
^.
Magazine,
which
or her picture
:
pastoral song
:
A
n.
building
to store provision,
an arsenal: ^-] -J^-
etc.;
A
^
,jU
&.')<.
-
:
publication
Maggot,
ia
arms
-f\*
periodical
^\
^~;
A worm
'i.
. ivxs i
r
_? ^t t
^> ^;
fancy
;-
:
or
become mad
J&
-
:
-
:
?t
grub
;
u
Whim
-
.,-
:
;
JUi
wild thought
f
Madden.
Insanity
,ji;*.^i
A
*'^*j
lunatic
disordered
;
:
>
foolish-
;
'?))''
distraction
;
Syn.
...s
for lady
A
to
;
'jli
-
-&'A^
:
Furious
-x-
in the
stain
spotting
b
:
a.
r
&i>
UJIo&xfcO!
Maculation,
>Ji'W
==
^')i;o
To
/.
ly
:
)U
tedious mul-
words
:
'-*-'
:
,UA
ad. Furiously
Madly,
:
The whole
n.
w.
Macrology,
,<D;J
y
girl:
KJ
-
:
of fish
world or visible system
Mad,
(mad-mwa
-
Miss,
.
/el)
>'- *!'
lean
;
in
ftjj
stain
Mademoiselle,
,J:
skilled
"'5 d.^>
:
-.
constructor
one
;
,>
u^xij"
n.
Machinist,
sully
I
;
Machinery,
tively
instru-
lessen
contrived to
labour an engine :
- a]
.jaJl-js
human
MAGIO
519
;'
:
*.x>
;
ji
ia.
*fc
.
Maggoty,
I.E )v^ ^
o.
U5
Full of maggots
:
* Whimsical
:
vj.<
tf
To make
^ ^>^ J^
;
G,s
jsb
A highly-esteemed
Madeira,
wine made in Madeira 'oS/.
:
-
f
u5X'
Magi,
?'.//.
phers
Magic,
effects
^r
o--/i-
Eastern
philoso-
:
i-'-yj*-*
n.
The
ait of pi
educing
by superhuman meansj
soicery
;
enchantment
:
(J&
MA.QICAL
520
:
MAGNILOQUENT
Magnesia,
A
.
white alkaline
earth used medicinally
a.
Magical,
magic
;
performed by
:
spirits
Magnet,
ad.
Magically,
magic
-
3
skilled in
One
n.
The
n.
loadstone
magic
5
aa~
;^V
:
a. Possessing the
of attracting iron;
Magnetic,
professedly
property
-
;=>-t~
attractive
:
^
uw^ta.
Jl^ ^oj
- U|
i_jiU
Magisterial,
lofty
Authoritative
a.
despotic
;
proud
;
w?Sk
l''ltes
-
or
/.
.
der magnetic
Magnetism,
-
:
.
The
science
:
of the magnet
dignity of
vi-'-XM-av..
A
ren-
Uj^ci^y
n.
a.
Magnific,
attraction
;
Great; noble
:
^
:
S>tc
Magnificence,
Magistrate,
iy
?
To
i.
:
body of magis-
;
*-+\
J
\"X^
Proudly
The
v.
a magistrate
Magnetise,
which treats of the properties
ad.
Magisterially,
;
^
\
Magistracy,
:
According to
^ ^U ^
:
Magician,
^>!
:
to
Pertaining
'*
public civil
.
Splendour
:
Pompous
;
?
officer invested with executive
or judicial authority: ^>;* =x-
Magnificent,
ila- *
Magnanimity,
mind
;
Greatness of
n.
generosity
Magnanimous,
mind; elevated
:
-,.*Ui
^
^.
&>
ad.
Magnate,
'
;
didly; grandly
.
A
noble
of rank and wealth
:
;
Nobly
:
Splen-
a
-
t/.
/.
To
praise high-
:
'Jt^-'j^
to
;
**'*,.
make
-U^S
A-
amEnlarge, aug;nent
plify, extol ; glorify.
;
^ ^Us
;
,
-
to exaggerate
great
Syn
Ji -
j
:
Jfl
rous, liberal.
:
.
lfl*
(
brave:
Noble generous, chival-
bravely
(
c/i"
ad.
Magnificently,
ly
Magnanimously,
-;.
-
|
Magnify,
Syn.
^
Sj
!
:
I'
Great of
a.
in soul;
a.
fond of splendour
i*
Magniloquent,
man
in
words
>>>-
ly
:
*')
;
a.
Pompous
speaking pompous-
^^
J'**"~' taJ
^)
^_y
MAGNITUDE
Magnitude,
greatness
Bulk
n.
size
;
importance
;
MAINTAIN
521
;
;bJu
:
* To arm with mail
Mail-coach,
Largeness, bulk, great-
Syn.
ness; grandeur.
Magpie,
A
n.
chattering bird
well-known
Mahogony, n. A
carries the mail
Maim,
v.
<-&1 -
:
;
,
J&%*
An
n.
a
;
servant
Maiden,
woman
.
:
fresh
*
S V.J
1
UioG
-
:
4
J"'^
J
;
innocent;
45;
freshness
state
-
:
V
*
unpolluted;
and
^
:
-
-
:
,
With
Mainland,
a.
^)^>
Gentle; modest
Mainly,
ly
:
</.
,
ner
c
Maid-servant,
Mail,
n.
ance of
Mail,
for
v,
A
female
.
for the
bag
letters
Armour
Ljtf;V J
-
A
:
t.
f..
^J
^V ^fa
:
A
conti-
strength
;
continent
:
y^l
-
x-
i^i
;
Mainmast,
.
oC^l^. - 1*3. <4i.
-
The principal or
in
a ship
Jy!_.
Mainprize,
.
chief-
;
l^
Bail
^.J
}^
:
b
-
:
^J-^l
v=-5t*^
maidenlike man-
:
servant
full
Principally
;
*
~
..^
)
ad. In a
;aw
f***
;
middle mast
Maidenly,
^
*
With might
The
n.
^*
k*-Ua
:
;
ijLe]
~
^r~~
* The
!)>
(&*\?.
G;>
*".
virginity
^jjrV
;
^1
:
-
leading
;
All one's strength
nent
speech
mutilation;
^
The whole
n.
v**
-^U.-
important: fJJu
* The ocean
uncotaminated
^J'fi
\-fiJ
_.
;
,
Principal
;
n.
;
a.
JTC
f
Maidenhood,
to
;
&p
:
j
yo*
chief drain:
First
speech,
Main,
,
unmarried
a virgin
;
^y
-
4
Pertaining to a maid
a.
,
L$
wo-
ig+*-
:
female
a
;
An
n.
V
-.
unmarried
virgin
cripple
A crippling;
n.
lameness
Maid,
man
that
\J>**)*
hard wood of
a reddish colour
^>
-;
,e)^ J> ^13
:
to injure
;
liif
coach
To
f.
mutilate
-
K.v*
:
A
.
>
:
:
}
To
-
^>j>
convey-
&&
K ;j
$
u*!3
-
^
fyao...
x;
.
;
:*'>',.
K-U
:
^li
U^*
*
^i,^
post; to prepare
transmission by mail
n. The principal
spring of a mechanism, fig;
the main cause of any action:
Mainspring,
Mainstay,
.
U j;
.
Ji
(<
^-i
t^*^ w p9
Chief support
- faX7 .
1^1
;^
tf
Maintain, v. /. To preserve
some particular condition
!
;
:
Ul
in
to
MAINTENANCE
vindicate
to justify
;
"
**
)
...
'^ ; f A
:
t
.
J *i
11
-
^yU
K;
:
Maintenance,
support
i.;
:
^
^j.j
Defence
*
sustenance
continuance
;
^
-
:
-
a.
Majestic,
Stately
commit.
gain
;
to reach
:
Majestically, ad. With digni;
with grandeur
^r
*=
Majesty,
^ii:
^J>
y
-
>
r
Major,
:
J'e
*~&
V.
-
ik'j
ci.^
tta!
-
important
:
-
o^>
-
v
-
li"
Greater; elder
<i.
or
king
c>
V.
#
The
*
is.ctA.sb
:
of an emperor,
queen
o^
3
*o.-
-
Xji
t
Sovereignty
title
*>&*
Dignity; grandeur:
.
-
^
-
:
ltai
,.^l}jA
more
;
,0^0
ft>)
r * To
b',t
n.
An
a captain
S*
r~i
*
).^'
A
officer in
:
;
^
^
^^
.
|>
rank above
person of
-
^^jj
o^ *
jax/^,
A head
full
.
age
:
ard
Majority,
The
'I'ln-
;
^U'-Jli
:
.
greater
Full age
number
:
:
opeiate
To
a stew. iJ
:
}
y^
military rank of a major,:
o
t*y.
'-flj
To away, To run off:
u5t^ # To
away with,
*
iJt^.
To
destroy
:
To
t;
Jo
UJ!3.i
:
s
;
venture
J
'.Jt*.
3
J
;
To
:
little
G3
J
;
of,
insignificant
To much
of,
:
To
thing at
To
all
:
,-
l
To
To
*
To
tail
of a
*$-
~> J-<J';
To pursue
after,
To nothing
To
be unable
to
Off,
:
of,
understand
TO
#
depart hastily
out,
#
jxi'a.
consider
<J/ ;^-
*^~
'**j*
'*C, X^aB.*-. A3
ai
understand no-
i.'jj
To
;
- ^'.J
:
of great value
^~$
G ; s i,^
treat as
-
l^-
:
:
good, To
o^
U^>
:
fulfil
towards
To
*
L
indemnify
*
#
^)* * To
$
:
To move
for,
*
mur&Jii.
believe, To pretend:
bold,
,yL b ajt^ * To
To
;:
^) To
ti/
der secretly
j,i>
o& #
To make
for,
:
neither head nor
:
The manager
of a large house-hold
to
;
to be adverse
;
To amends
thing,
Major-domo,
state
against,
tend to injure
To
,
per-
^ ; ? .;t?"
;c
;
to
;
-
bring into any
reparation for
ty
do
10
to
;
***
K-
sublime
;
To
"
-r
^
to
;
form
^
;
M
Indian corn:
n.
form
To
*.
*-
To compel
*
okJ'axtf
Maize,
^
$
Means ot
o &*;
;3
n.
^
,
>
<d l
:
or
". /.
lllvJUlLI*
.,
* To support with food
^,,0 tl.O SiiiJ j
^;> * To assert
Make,
*
^**.
5
,
MAKE
522
:
To
&V kJ'.> - 'vjJ-y
To understand
:
.
MAKE
clearly : UJ &^+~
o $ ; U7 *
pare
To
To
*-
To
:
;
deliver
oi
:
To
shift,
pre-
Malapert,
to,
impudent
over
with
contrive
:
To
short work
with, To make an end of, to
#
ftf
W!3
kill:
- UI13
)'-
the best of a bad bargain, To submit
help and
cannot
the
best
U *V
f
form
'^
U.o i-jy*..
quarrel)
settle
To
:
0!
To
^;>
To
*
)
To up with,
leak
*$;.4
^
:
To
progress
JLCs.
o.U>
y
-
M*
J!
:
-
Jl'a.
Makeshift,
-
3
n.
-
&"*!;
-
-
f3*
V.'<4!
One who
n.
Malcontent,
by
^';*
'
is
discontented or dissatisfied
ji^
Male,
One
young
ing
;
:
;$J-
n.
speakexecration im-
;
;
n.
lalefaction,
"
C
^*
An
a felon
:
*}<
Evil
v'/~
:
-
*>
a curse
a criminal
; )t>
the sex
:
Malediction,
precation
:
-
of the sex that be-
young
gets
^! ;
to
Relating
.
that begets
.
-
J
^
"
evil
"*
doer;
-
:
Culprit, convict,
nal, out-law.
Syn.
n.
lalevolence,
,>*
<0
crimi-
Evil disposi
tion towards another
;
ill-will
:
:
^Ijl
;
!j.O
ex-
L5)--
-.
ejjljs.a.
Malevolent,
wishing
evil
:
-
>j
Ill-disposed;
^
-
J :>'*
X'
Malice,
.
mischief
;
_^~ a.
Spite
;
ill-will
:
**
.a-JJ
deliberate
-
i_^*i
^'^e j>*<a.
n.
Bad
of public affairs
j,j
-
:
U>2l-
,v^>(^
^^
IMj
Maladministration,
^.+e
unhealthy
^y >
excites
A temporary
)0>"
management
:
&,tf -!.<>*>
Kj,loJ?
:
.
malaria
To
One who makes
.
the Creator;
Malady,
-
- is-i'.*
One who
n.
contentions
pedient
way, To
:
;
Affected
a.
urine:
Workmanship; form
.
Makebate,
Maker,
:
water,
$> ^5^ #
:
open a passage
Make,
inirnic
To
-if
^1;
l*y-
* To void
v'~.y *
make
:
To
faces,
Gto
-
:
To
Up,
(
:
Malarious,
to
it
To compensate:
* To compose (a
^0 !>^a. To
:l',*^*
;
tion
C^*
Noxious exhala>-'i o< au|
".
Malaria,
*
settle differences
To
*
turn
possible account
^
:
what one
to
Bold; forward;
-<->&} 4. - J^) ^
:
To
*
*.;ii
J
;
a.
To
&T,^ *
S
;
such means as are available
I'lL
MALICIOUS
523
-
^-'IfllJl
Syn.- Spite,
:
a>
Sickness; depravity:
ill-will,
malevol-
ence, grudge.
Malicious,
will
;
".
Harbouring
ill-disposed
;
ill-
envious
:
MALICIOUSLY
ad.
Maliciously,
intentions
MAMMON
524
With
evil
A
n.
Mallet,
hammer
:
kind of wooden
Malodorous,
Malign,
v.
To
i.
envy; to defame
with
regard
;
to vilify
ot
:
a.
bad repute
malice
;
rulence
Bittei
.
f
^
Malpractice, n. Evil
immoral conduct
enmity;
unfavourableness
-
n.
ed and dried
Maltster,
Malignant,
virulent
Malicious
.
dangerous to
;
life
pation
;
practice
spite
:
:
- t+*S
Malinger,
ness
v.
<
;
Malingerer,
illness
To
/.
K
:
shirks his
treat
IS
1
_o
l
^
y
who
<
A
.
curse
;
maledic[
suckles
Mall,
'
i
;
;
A
.
-
-
W&1K
kind of
-
Vj a.
-o.-
*
hammer
A
^t**
To
beat with
thing heavy
to bruise
.
?-.
/.
Mallard,
.
;
The
~>?
;
J'^ 1^
tf ;'-^
u '-)
)>*
An
n.
its
^
:-
-*i
young
animal
^
-
that
d
:
:
public
I
behaviour
-
t^-
Mammal,
*>
con-
fond word for
n,
:
J^
Evil
improper
Mamma,
-^>
^5^
-
.
-
to
;
Ill-usage;
^
^-A
mother
Malison,
r
^^
dz
.
fraudulent tricks
duty by pretending
:
J^.
:
;
abuse
^ ;$
:
Malversation,
duct
^1*0
One
.
To
-
roughly
abuse
ill-
feign
A
Maltreatment,
'
*^
*]
:
^
ij**.
^*ax
:
JUIfc
o^Ue
.
grain
and ferment-
in a kiln
v.
deep-rooted
;
virulence
,
:
Bitter enmity to-
.
wards another
;
-
to
Maltreat,
Malignity,
)tey.>
One whose occumake malt
.
is
;
-
or othet
Barley
steeped in water
-
*%'
:
Malt,
vi-
;
'/r*
Ill-smelling
:
:
Malignancy,
~
^)"
:
some-
Mammalia,
//.
.
The
class of animals which
their
young by
teats
great
suckle
^ J^
:
:
wild duck
Mammary,
tf
t
Capable of being
Malleable, a.
>haped with the hammei
:
a.
Of
the breast
* J*-i
:
Mammon,
Ji-
-
*-',i
.
*
Riches
The god
'
K
tf
;
:
^
:t
wealth
:
of riches:
MAMMOTH
Mammoth,
a.
MANGO
525
Very
:
large
j
Mandate,
order
Man,
A human
n.
male sex
^^
-
:
being
i;
-
-
fj
#
^'-^1
:
^ # A husband:
^LJ|
of letters, A learned
man r^',- - fJl* # of straw,
insignificant person
#
^-il
ment
vessel
v.
A
of- war,
To
t.
to fortify
}^13
:
governfor the
employed
purposes of war
,
Mandatory,
directory
a.
Preceptive
Mandible,
'
LS^'"**
;
An
n.
;
LS*^*-
animal's jaw:
#
vji,
As
judicial precept
;
an
;
:
the
;
Male servant :^y * Mankind
vil;
A command
n.
fa*.
^^
furnish with
men
:
Manducate,
cat
v.
t.
To chew
Mane,
The
n.
to
;
Ui'lS -
:
'J'^
long hair on the
upper part of the neck of a
horse or other animal
- Jl>|
:
:
Manes,
Manacle,
r.
handcuff
To
/.
shackle
^^
:
to
;
w^
-
-
:
y-*~ys
UU f j
^
^^
^tfi
a.
Manful,
noble
n.//. Handcuffs
Manacles,
Departed souls
n. pi.
the ghosts
'
-^tf
Courageous; brave;
^
-
:
;
aj-^J-
:
^>
-
- IM
*-
*J*k
Manage,
duct
direct
;
or
/.
contrive
to
-
'^fc
:
:
Management,
directors
U*-'l -
M^
>u
;^;t*
-
Ua^J
Mange,
A
.
good economist
HI.
/
J
*
5
i
r
<
;
Oi
.
A
:
A
:
or itch in
;j1
fixed
^>
feeding
trough for horses and cattle
:
of
- is.-..jl>
Mangle,
4
r.
To
t.
manner
butcher
;
:
cut in a bung-
to lacerate
^^ &
;
to
)^> **)#>
intriguer:
^j*
,t*i
/
The scab
.
J|wJ>>
body of
director;
an
-
iSJKi^*
:
1
.
..li
r
;;-
Chinese govermagistiaic r -'a- ^ ^^
Mandarin,
;K>,'
.
;v,u
i
;
.
-
dogs and cattle
ling
Manager,
Courageously;
iolwA
noblji:
;-
Manner
;
ad.
Manfully,
Manger,
Governable
n.
:
to
hus-
practice
;
con-
;
to
;
o.'J;"
;.'A^
conducting
*V
o.
Manageable,
tractable
To
/.
administer
to
;
band
v.
-
,
n.
A
machine
ing linen
Mango,
.
for
J
:
A fruit
:
smooth-
^ +>f
lj*>
J-*x-'
MANNER
526
Mangy,
a.
Scabby
Msnhater,
mankind
Manifold,
:
One who
n.
hates
a misanthrope
;
a.
multiplied
;
Of various kinds;
complicate
^
Vi
Manhood,
quality
Full age
.
courage
;
manly
;
-
:
)
>=-.v'j
Manifoldly,
fold manner
ad.
Manikin,
A
pygmy
Mania,
Unreasonable
n.
desire
insanity
;
t,.;^-
Ul
Syn.
Insanity,
k**
-
-
:
;
dered
intellect
mad
;
:
U,>
Maniple,
n.
A madman
n.
^
-
J,
i
;
man
little
^^
soldiers
^i\
; <,^.
Manipular,
the
hand
Pertaining to
a.
-
:
;
*--
-
^'-*>-
A or
.
i.
To work
by means of the hand
handle to do hand-work
:
Manical,
ness
plain
\\ith
&,-_*
:
Manifest,
,
AfTected
a.
;
:
display
;
j,-+
evident
hand
plainly
to declare
Manipulation,
;
1
;*.'
To show
t.
:
;
J.k*
to
;
artful
-
r
,
An
cargo
K *;u,
(5
Mankind,
human beings
*"'
The
-
:
Ilu)(lMi. invisible,
ion
;
.
leveUiion
Manifestly,
plainly
:
ad.
;
manly
a
Becoming
a.
^o'-J|
:
J'^w
Manliness,
F.xhibit-
nity
;j^fe
Clearly
rf
.i; r ,l
Manlike,
obscu-
C .BI
of
*>
c>'-^
re, secret,
Manifestation,
^t3l
race
<1 j't*-
man
Ant.
v
:
^-.i
tf
r
invoice of a ship's
i-^M
:
-
->
Distinct, clear, cvidc'iit,
Syn.
Work by
.
management
n.
n.
to
;
mad-
J
-
:
v.
Clear
a
;
:
:
a.
a
;
i;
handful
A.
Manipulate,
,
mani-
oJ'-
deranjjeineut,
Haying with disor-
a.
:
In a
:
//.
band of
niadiif ss.
Maniac,
U/
:
:
:
Manly,
;
-
fl.
becoming
:
.
Biavery
;
dig-
*~ r
Brave
a
man
dignified
;
:
'^-
-
-
;
^
l.c't - *-
Manifesto, ,.
laration
:
A
public dec,'
Manner, n. Fo?m method
knd
dcportincni
polite;
;
,->(-ij
,
;
MANNER
ness
habit
;
Manner,
chimney
:
^
c?
7
MANUMISSION
527
'
*~>
-
^i
-
Carriage
.V-
;
u'
,.,!,>
S\ vx
.
,.
AW1
A small cloak
Mantelet,
& ^j";;*
worn hy women
be-
;
.
:
Mannerism,
manner
M
Mantle,
:
Well-behaved
'.'luerly, a.
civil
-
polite
;
J-: j
Sameness of
n.
^^
respectful
;
-
_j"|
-
;
:
*T_.-'A
j;Ji-
Adroit
//.
ment
-
:
A
r.
or
to froth
:
-
^f
t.
v.
or i To
:hange the position of troops
Manoeuvre,
:
to
manage with
art
S own
Manor,
to.
a lord
The
Manorial,
Manse,
-
:
i
a.
:
\
donee
;
n.
a
^ /
:
a farm
u/
large house
:
Manslaughter,
ing of a human
^
/?.
to
:
c
-
use
a
^
:
One
n.
killed another
that
n.
><5
V
the hand
:
^
<~ *
*i*aa^
-
*J'
^
)
or
^>
Ui US
.
A compendium
:
* ;i;
-
;
^
a
j-j
The place
made for
n.
ar
:
,
v.
t.
labour
To make
;
to
manufactures
by art or
occupied in
be
:
-
'>J
<
=
slay-
fZ*~
Manufacturer,
works raw
has
use
les of
:
Work
^
;
'>
before
a
lilieiatiiii:
.
One who
mate-rials into artic:
Msnumission,
c,'_'-! J"l
Mantei,
cloak or
:
V'~
Mans'ayer,
;
Manufacture, n. Anything
made by the hand anything
<* made by art o; icri
^<.~*
The
being
to
^<^5
-
Performed
a.
where goods
;
-
;
expanded
lady's
Manufactory,
i
Any place of rcsi
manor house
a
(
A
/.
hand book
dwelling house
of a clergyman
Mansion,
^
T
Belonging
The
n.
:
!-<
cover
^^'
-
^r-^y.
Manual,
made by
|
land belonging
^V
To
be
:
.
n.
C.^.
a cover
;
i=-*<^
Mantua,
or ship
LvUJ
Ib-'j*>
;'.
to
;
;
u)"--
cloak
^'VuAfc
,
disguise
proceeding
stratagem; a dexterous move,
A
.
-
n. T'r.e
a slave
dom
act of
bon-
j
dage
:
_.-'-^
$)$
>>';'
;
oy**
MANUMIT
Syn.
MARGRAVE
528
libera-
Emancipation,
:
Marauder,
A
n.
freebooter
:
tion.
Manumit,
v.
pate
To
t.
from bondage
release
^
-
:
a!}?
V>-f>
Marble,
emanci-
to
;
,,-lU
Any matter added
n.
to the soil to fertilise
v.
,
t.
ferti-
G.S
:
ijii.
-
))
Any
.
done by the hand
:
Ufl5
by children
in play
er
writing
:
^
ether]
used
clay,
J/
:
of
third monfch
s^. ^ The
'-
;
of soldiers in ord8j*l5b
_j- .c&'j;
:
r 'i'-*
+B
-<iy
The
.
movement
>it$$
;-;-
baked
the year
ferti-
;
compact
# A
>-u.
stone, or of
March,
To
Manuscript,
-
:
apply any
matter to land to
lising
lise
it
:
ball of marble, or
little
Manure,
A massive,
n.
limestone
Signal
J^j
:
^
$
#
ji
* The
^^
distance passed over in mar-
ching
* Border
J)i-
:
- J*.
:
*>!.
Written
tf.
,
;
not
pointed
**
Many,
fe*v
face outline
v.
t.
-
,
v.
t.
To
,
v.
i.
To
To draw
;
L. cs-j
iiJ
to sketch
Maple,
Mar,
t.
A
kind of tree
To
injure
to disfigure
:
:
to
blot
^Uiij-tJlaaJ^j
The
.
wife of
j
;
Lean
a.
The female
n.
horse
:
Margin,
An edge
.
;
the
of
cv^ 1-
:
;
^^
withered
;
Ut
Mare,
r.
a stately
in
:
a marquis
uCj|
:
walk
Marchioness.
Marcid,
n.
move:
to
not
;
iS'i. -
:
cause
sT*
picture of the earth
of it on a flat sur-
or a part
Map,
J
j
*
manner
A
n.
,
Numerous
a.
AJS L=-> -
:
G
:
-
^^
brink
:
^ij
TTv
.
.
ment
;
An
injury
a
blemish
;
a disfigure:
^,^3
Border,
Syn.
Marginal,
Marasmus,
tion
;
atrophy
Mr.raud,
f
v.
plunder
A
.
i.
:
consump-
:
;
To
^
rove in quest
^^
brim,
verge,
brink.
-
a.
Placed in the mar-
written in the margin :
gin
KB (4X1 o JiiU. - ixita. <K&,<^*4
:
y
*
/v
Margrave.
.
A German
of the sovereignty
:
>
title
^
MARIGOLD
Marigold,
.
A
MARROW-BONE
529
plant bearing
a showy yellow flower
o-a.
:
;
Marketable,
ket
;
Fitforthemar-
a.
saleable
-
J*>-
:
Marine,
-
Of
a.
the sea
:
Marksman,
J^tf
One
.
^
-
who
shoots well:
A
n.
,
who
soldier
serves
on board
a_ship; naval affairs;
the navy
:
^*>V~ ^tf
;y!
5
Mariner,
,
naval
;
J>tS
;!}*>
uw^^^s J*G
sailor
:
n.
J'lj
v-S)^
A
seaman
1
>
Marl, n. A
manure :
sort of rich clay
#/**.
;
a
Marmalade,
quinces
^
License of reprisal:
tf^wjte.
Pertaining to the
situated near the sea :
Maritime,
;
of
jam
Pertaining to a hus-
o.
:
sea
A
.
tj- ^ 8^*5 ,c^;^
:
Marque, w.
Marital,
band
or
.
-
C)
<d^
)'**
a.
Marquee,
tent
An
.
officer's field
:
Marquetry,
Inlaid
.
work
:
r*lfc
Mark,
A
n.
token
sign
;
;T- d>UH * Proof
A
print
stamp
v^
:
:
ft*
:
Jj*
-
aimed
A German
*
^j^
coin equal to a shilling:
-
,
v,
t.
or
*'.
To
lui ^xfti
To
-
out,
\>J
To
off,
-
:
\'>
tick
to
;
^^
^f
1>J
)lil
point out
jfrTo designate
To
:
p'>
To
impress
-
note; to observe
An
*
point,
*3UL5
A title
of nobility:
A
*
-
<_'*>
object, butt or
at
V^
'
-
Marquis,
.
JjJi *
j-i
:
^^
-
:
:
tSK>
by
man and woman
be-
.
come husband
matrimony
:
and
wife
;
-
Marriageable,
Of an age
a.
suitable for marriage
:
^^
J-^l^-V* ^
*
^ )*&- *
^^
off
which a
The
contract
Marriage,
Marrow,
.
The
sub-
soft fatty
stance in bones; the essence
:
:
Ull>
Market,
-
.
A
place
chase and sale
,
v.
i.
for
pur-
Marrow-bone,
-
.
A
bone,
containing marrow: ^a- ;'^)*
:
^3i*-jV}'jiSto
To buy or
sell
:
E.-U.
67-
,
pi.
n.
The knees
:
MARROWY
Marrowy,
pithy
:
-
b/
';*>
marrow
Full of
a.
-
%
)ju
^b
To
r.
connubial
-
enter
state
r.
To
/.
unite in
mony
Mars, /. The god
:
husbandry
^.j-
Marsh,
land
*Kf
-
:
swamp
:
^
Wet
#.
fenny
;
JjJ-s
:
v.
t.
An
.
highest military rank
suivant
K
:
-
y-^xiJ
-
y
^.
Wet
A
'/
^'
.
A
warlike
a.
;
^i^>
Martialism,
Martin,
n.
*.
One
Marvellous,
LJWJ
tonishing
fully
lities
arian
:
>/.
A
as-
^ip*
Wonder-
jy<>
^.
:
a.
Having the qua-
man
of a
Mash,
;
strong
not
;
cat tie
--,
.
(s
;>3*
;*
^t-
r. /.
To crush
to bruise
Mashy,
^-5
-
-
A mixture of ingreblended together; a
a.
:
f
-X/J
Mask,
>
o
Syn.
J*'
-
n.
-
l
A
^if-
^^ Wi
-
Produced by
:
-
into a mass;
^~x
several
strict disciplin-
\s^~
*Jb-
mixture of bran and water for
;
,*!;'
^p^xa.
n.
dients
ing
:
:
:
war
<
>J-
of the
*>^
;
-
)5'J
strangely
;
effeminate
.
Martinet,
-
:
Masculine,
Bravery: -,^'H
species of swallow
Wonderful
a.
Marvellously,
y
^ ji>\
r
$
^^
-
A
:
J.*Ii
^b
Pertaining to
:
*
a miracle
admiration,
astonishment.
i.J
kind of weasel
brave
'}
;'}**
If,J
Martial,
-
1
t-
j_ft^
:
Wonder,
Syn.
c
-
:
;
;
^j$ '-*=?'"
:
u
place of public sale:
l*
/*>
ftf
Marten,
tf J|jT
fenny
;
;b)acu$
Mart.
^
b~
^V ***M
.-*?;?
U vS
Marshy,
prodigy
a pur-
;
dispose or arrange
'^^
in order:
the
^j!
*a.;,i
,!fl. iLX^.
To
,'./.
of
officer
Wonder
n.
account
To wonder
struck with surprise
:
of
c/-*^ V^-*
to be
:
wet
,
Marshal,
0^5 JU^A
c^y^
An
n.
Martyrology,
U.ft
.
to
;
The death
n.
^>*~$
J|u ^1
a fen
<>_
-
a martyr:
of soft
;
persecute
Oyt
Martyrdom,
and
Marvel,
a
;
IJlojj
Ujji
his
the
to
U3
of war
tract
witness
To
t.
of martyrs
A
n.
-
,
J^,s>.)
:
v.
torment
matri-
a planet
;
J&-
-
-
^U-
JJUl,. . 'Ifc'o
tS^
,
death bears
truth
$
-
:
:
One who by
n.
Martyr,
fas-
strap
tened to a horse's girth
the
into
A
*.
Martingale,
;
.**
Ij.
Marry,
MASK
530
bruis-
& &**
j9-
cover for the face
>y^ * A pretence
:
;
*^t>
Veil, visor, cloak, scroea,
disguise.
MASK
Mask,
v.
To
t.
mask
with a
531
cover the face
to conceal
;
Massiness,
Great weight
n.
;
-
ponderousness
:
c?}; Iji
^;'
c;
Masker,
One who
n.
a mask
:
<_<,*
v^
A
builder in stone
')
*
A member
J$
A
n.
masonry
:
The
Masonry,
n.
mason
^l**
:
of a
craft
K % The
,.
yards, etc.
sails,
o~which
in
masked
A
n.
the
:
r
,
r.
A
To
)'j
^s)'
company
in
go
Mass,
n.
A lump
assemblage
A Roman
\'
-, v.
/.
1
.
L^ * 1 etcher
tSji
:
U^
-
._,'!.
*
^
.
The
nate slaughter of
ings
-
;
carnage
:
3
To be
r\
A
To
\'>
criminately
Masseter,
lower jaw
n.
:
command
^
:
young
*
A
title
K
x-,<
?
self,
Master-key,
;<5j>!;a.
.
A
locks
opens many
:
o^
To
one's
over
^o!
^>
skill
uri
-
key which
^
.^r- ?-
^5
Ji
:
Done
.
of a master
imperious
*>*
-
:
;
jtw)
human
^iS
be-
.,.U
'">;*
Jo
indis,e
.^j^-
A muscle
of the
^^
^ ^^
V.^ ^
-
A
1
^
ll -
o^
with the
Masterpiece,
:
r
.
^
excellent
;
:
^-v.
A
capital perl
r^ -*^
c^.;Hi
indiscrimi-
slaughter
:
^Ui
-
of one's
Masterly,
u^
,
^^-3!
*
**\) -*>.;-
d-K-is
formance
Massacre,
^
:
u; c
u-<l^ ^-j;
j*a.
)^r*
;txJ|
form into a mass
'e
:
a
^***u3<-
:
:
of
an
;
-
>i3
a chief
;
to
Catholic service:
^
To
assem
to
-
;
Xj^
a heap
;
*=-
:
ti
:
* Proprietor
have
lito (_r-t>
**.
tijfc
ruler
* The head
household
is
disguise
:
A
.
$'.a.
of dignity in the universities
diversion
assemble in masks
*
-
passions
-
J
-
J$
:
:
~
i
:
^
/entleman
mysteries of Freemasons
Masquerade,
^
A w-i-
JJ*^-
^v.
pole set upright in
:
Relating to Free-
a.
ponder-
j),
a boat or vessel to sustain the
Master,
Masonic,
-
;
;
of the
Freemasons
Weighty
:
Mast,
n.
fraternity of
Massive,
ous
U!3
JMj
Mason,
;U- -
puts on
-
.
Mastery,
umph
;
.
Superiority
attainment of
-iK- J tf
^;^
Masticate,
v.
^rl^
-
J,i
/.To chew
Mastication,
chewing
-
solid
n.
f<
The
od
:
^)J
:
U'**
of
act
-
:
tri-
;
skills
1
-r '^
MASTITT
Mastiff,
and
large
A
.
M A THEM \TICS
552
variety of dog,
stoutly built
Corporeal, Ixxlily, important, weighty, easea-
Syn.
>_GJ
:
tial.
Mat,
A
n.
straw, etc.
r.
,
^?
:
To
t.
to entangle
r.
,
ther
r.
of rushes,
texture
-
';>?
twist
(
To grow
Materialism,
thick toge-
of materialists
c
Materialist,
kSJ-J
-
^'~
* An agreement
t.
To
equal
:
fit
to suit
together
;
$
:
* To marry
stances
^j>
-
manner
4
Unrivalled, peerless, exquisite, inimitable.
Matchlock,
A
n.
musket
by means of a match
Mate,
An
n.
match
:
>-&'
pair
chant vessel
*
A
:
a mother
a mer-
-
J-elji
a.
Maternity,
a
;
essenks-Taw
jiU
Of a mother
*.
;
J!;i'-
The
-
j
be-
motherly
;
-
:
^^U
relation of
**; ^;-^
:
A mowing
Math,
Mathematical,
,
y^
:
^/jr*
In a material
a</.
* UU
-*
officer in
^s'- r t^
:
mother
a
fitting
n.
* Second
^i '.o
~
-
Maternal,
fired
;
-
substantially
;
:
*^
.ija-j
y- I, I-T.M
^
associate
<jl?-~
* One of a
:
t^
Material exist-
n.
* Importance
tially
Syn.
jiG
<J
j>
^Jj ^'>-^
:
Unequal: Jt-
a.
f ^-o^i
_j;
Materially,
Matchless,
One who denies
:
Materiality,
ence :
* To
-z'~
Kj>
t*-
:
the existence of spiritual sub-
.**
:
.
jCL.
r.
,
doctrine
^
:
;
The
.
i*
:
'^
3
u.
Match, n. A lucifer
Jl* A contest *Vi. * A matrimonial union
^r<^ <~
:
;
2&^
Sj* ^>y
:
made
is
any thing
y'*^
together
U'^sdj' -Glo
:
That of which
n.
Material,
a.
:
j;^
-
^S
Of mathe-
.
matics
;
accurate
:
,.^'iy
term at chess
:
Mathematically,
thematics
r. /. To
marry : ^^ ,jti
* To compete with : O^S ,. j
a.
Material,
Consisting of
;
ad.
By ma-
with mathematical
,
matter
;
sequence
racter
:
corporeal ; of conof
weighty cha-
certainty
:
1*
^p*'*) r
n.
One
Mathematician,
ed
in
mathematics
<=o))'
vers-
c-^i
:
i
'
;
,
t
^f^
- .j'**-*-
.c-^
!
Mathematics,
n.
pi.
The
science which treats of what-
MATINEE
num-
ever can be measured or
bered
Swjlc
:
Matinee,
An
n.
MATURATIVE
533
-
^-ibj
ship or service
e^Le
:
-x-
J
A mould
-
:
s^L.
mother; the
The murder
killer
of a
-
of a mother:
-
Matricidal,
matricide
a.
J *"1
:
to
Pertaining
.j^ ;^^-
<
in a register
-
:
name
Matriculation,
matriculating
The
.
:
*j-}>
Matrimonial,
a.
Conjugal
-^
-
U$< ;
&;2lc -
!
wife
;
marriage
IjiVl
Matrix,
mould
The
.
-
:
-
womb
ili
^^
;
.
A
wife
an elderly
;
hospital
:
a house-
woman
^KJL
4f
-'j
A
b.
:
kind
:
of carpetstraw,
X
^'
V.;tf
A
:
1^* fi)
-
n.
:
Important
of rushes,
Mattress,
pick-axe
A
n.
Maturant,
quilted
An
.
S-
-
:
bed
:
application
promoting suppuration
r.
Maturation,
of matter
:
;
:
ing ripe
or
t.
n.
/'.
To
ripen
:
The formation
the state of grow-
e^v
:
suppuration
b
-
Purulent
Maturative,
e.iL*
iT^*-^
importance;
Void of matter
a.
:
Maturate,
keeper
a female superintendent in a
;
^_jl
:
a
.&.
Matron,
;!.**
# To form pus
U$$j
a.
:
#
:
l<lo
:
:
1.
.e^*-*
:
# >^
:
Set-up type
-x-
(:'.;
Matting, n.
made
ing
etc.
^'j^'
^
Matrimony, n. The union of
man and woman as [husband
and
-
To be of
import
;
J(z]
*
i.
to
:,
of
act
v.
,
concern
;
Importance
O.v^. ^/ S
Mattock,
^^
:
Amount
i';-
Mattery,
~.^j Jite
U^S
:
*
Matterless,
Matriculate, v. l. To enrol ;
to admit to membership in a
college by enrolling the
p-~*.
^
d>;.v^
Pus
;
* The essence :
J^l * Affair
&UU-
-
t$
Body
.
-
,~
-
))*.
wJtS
n.
-
**'*
)^k
Matricide,
substance
.
Matter,
.
;
;
:
-
:
Morning wor-
n. (pi.)
Matrice,
grave
Elderly
becoming a matron
entertainment
held in the morning
Matins,
a.
Matronly,
pit
a.
;
"
Conducing
ripening
:
>'^r
to
MATURE
Mature,
ed
,
a.
Ripe
perfected
;
v.
-
..>
ripen
to perfect
;
p.
Go
^aoj
)
V
-
To
i.
-
jaw-bone
GUjV
advance
wards perfection
to-
Maturity,
lopment
an adage
;
Ripeness
that a note has to run
^i-
-
^y} Jt~
a.
Matutinal,
the morning
May,
.&*
:-
"'
i^-*
>k
Pertaining
to
-
:
year
-
^<e
,
The
.
Maudlin,
lent
Maul,
mer
,
silly
;
ft.
A
;
tearful
;
beat and
to injure
greatly
bruise
-UJ V; S