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tion on paui of fire. -fPcpp, n. firaahip.
-fprutfl, /. fire-engine. -(Iflff,
m. firestick. -(leflC) m. fireladd^
—|ldb» m. suLsidj for damage from
fire. -ffrt» m. survey of the heartlis
or chimiieys. -Uggla, /. sliorteared
owl. -tafty m. watchman.
;8tatlt» a. steep, acclivous. -, 5. m.
precipice. —\)ttyf. precipice, declivity,
steepness.
Stflfa> /. fire, —f V. n. to flame.
aJtAfllirttflb, n. brasll, bra2dl.
StflfPc, V. n. to rustle, to bustle ; *to
carrj- it high. —nbfj n. pomj), shew,
ostentation, display.
3tA^) m. brace. -fJattfUng, m. pendant
of braces. -«, r. n. to brace.
- fytfant) to square the yards.
StA'finy m. bream, -blab, 7i. quill wort.
Steb, a. broad, wide; deep. flOC« (Ig
fioc 0^ -, to look big. -Uf, TO.
pearled liclien. -bj/. breadth, wide-
ness ; deptli ; T. latitude, fla i - tne^
nagon, to rank with one.
2Jte>A> V. a. to spread, to extend. -
upp en fang, to make a bed.
Stei>Pi&) ad. near, nigh, beside, by, at
the side of another.
JJtefj n. letter, epistle ; paper, oppet
-, letter patent. -toE, m. lettercopybook.
-batAte, m. postman.
-&uft)«,/. carrier, -penningat, //!.
postage, -flattflte} m. letter writer,
letterbook. -peplfl, f . n. to keep correspondence.
-pej;IinB> /• correspondence
by letters. -pafTfl , /. let-
3reflljfl, /. brazil, gul -, geelhaut.
SritfA, /. man.
33rig«ntm, /. brigantine.
»cigg, m. brig.
ajtiljflttt, m. brilliant.
^Jtimmft, V. a. T. to bream.
litinQAy f. breast, biisket.
Sringa, v. a. to bring, to fetch, to
convey, to carry. - fram j to bring
forward, to pioduce. - \)ity to bring
hither. - i b«g»ljufet , to bring to
light. -in>to briiig in, to bring liome.
- om UfPet> to put one to death. - |
tia x'ittA , to settle. - tia raga , to ',
bring about. [ni. trigger. 'i«
aSrinf, m. descent of a hill. -Ijanf,
Sritinfl, *-. n. to burn, to heat, to ferment.
- ut» to burn out. -n^ty a.
burning ; ardent.
Stiffl, /. T. cat's paw.
Srijl, m. want, need, defect, deficiency
; failure, failing, default. -fanig> ,
a. rtm to decay; shattered. -A, v. n.
to fail, to lack, to want. i
StiflA) V. n. to break, to burst. - ut t,
to fly, to fall into.
Srttae lof, m. garlic.
SritS, TO. bedboard.
StO, /. bridge, -byggnab , /. building
of bridges. -feg^r, to. surveyor
of bridges. -IjPalf, /i. arch of a
bridge, -f ijlA , /. pile of a bridge.
-pelatCjTO. pier, -pentttngar} TO. /:
pontage. -fTans, to. sconce of
bridge. -tuH, TO. bridge-toll. -
>. a. & n. to bridge.
^t0^b, TO. frustuail ; blade, -a, v.
to furnish shoes with frostnails.
StO&ft, StOC) TO. brother, -battb)
brotlierhood. -battl, n. child of
one's brother, -tettec, /. r
-mcr&j n. fratricide, -fon, m. nephew.
-fPap, n. brotherhood, fellowship,
congiegation ; fraternity.
3ro^era) v. a. to embroider. - StO*
beti, n^ embroidery.
StoE, TO. y. breecliiiig.
Stofab, TO. brocade.
»roFfageI, to. plover.
3rof ig, a. variegated, pated. -^rt, /.
variegation. — t, uTO. black-berry, [warbeetle.
Srem») to. horsefly; snaffle, -fulaj /•
SrottS > TO. brass, braze, bronze.
ajronfera, v. a. to braze.
J3rofT, n. cartilage, gristle, -aftigy i
caitilagineous. -})innay f- perichon-
Srott, «. fracture, breacli, rupt
epilepsy; crime, trespass. —mal)«.
criminal cause, -malstomare,