A new pocket dictionary of the English and Swedish languages

liigh ; to bridge up ; to swell.
^Ubblfl, / bubble.
SuiUi / buckle, curl, butfloc t oro=
nen, ean-ings. -Sutflera, v. a. to ciul.
T^ui) rn. jjrecept, comraaudment ; oiler.
-et&)«. commaudniL'nt.
;8u^J n. messenger, message. -ViX«Xi-i
rn. messenger. -fTsp, n. message.
»ubb, m. smelt.
Suffcl, m. buff, buffalo, buffie.
»ug«> f. «. - ffa, V. r. to bow, to
make a bow. -tt&e, «. Su0tlinfl, /.
bowing.
3Jut{tj /n. bend, flexure, incurvation,
ciu-ve, bent ; direction ; gulf, bay. fa
- tJA eit) to make one yield. - af en
f^avej the round of an hare. - |)a ttt
tag, lack of a rope, -a, t'. 'J. -« fig,
V, r. to bend, to curve, to meander.
—ig, a. cuive, bent, sinuous, convex ;
swelling out ; protuberant.
»uf, m. beUy. -pa ttt feflel, the
bimt of a sail. -fyllA, /. belly timber.
-giot^, / girt, ciugle. -Qafbins
, m. bimtline. -^intlfl , /. peritoneum,
-ref, M. gripes, -forg, /.
bellycare. -a, f . «• to swell. - ut,
to swell out, to bulge out. -ig, a.
beUied, swelling out. [bruise.
Sulfl,/. bump, swelling, protuberance ;
Sul&an, m. sackcloth.
Sulig, a. full of bumps.
3uaa, /. bull,
^ulle, m. a loaf of bread.
^uEct, n. noise, clamour, bustle.
-b^a, m. noisemaker. -Hom(iet, «.
alobcflower. -fam, a. noisy. - Sutl-
C^, V. n. to make a noise,
^lllna, V. n. to swell; to matter. -^,
f. swelling ; morbid tumour.
3ult, m. bolt, -jetn, «. boltiron.
Sulta, ". a, to kuock, to beat, to
tlu-ash.
3un&9fetranbt, m. ally, confederate.
Sutlfe, m. a flat bottomed bowl.
Sunfil, m. uva intestinalis.
»Ullt, m. bimdle, bale. -laift, m.
sule-leatlier. -maf flte , w. furrier.
^lir, m. cage. [-moffflj /• fm-cap.
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Surbref, « a writing confeiTing the
freedom of a town. - Swcffap , n.
freedom of a city.
Sutbui , ad. headlong, at once. liipa
- pa etl, to run full butt at one.
Sutpgtefpe , m. biu-ggrave. - Surg=
grefpinna, /. burggravess. - ^urg»
greffFap, n. burggravlate.
Surf, wj. pot.
3u$, "zrf. short upon, bounce.
Sufa, f . 71. -pa en, to rush upon one.
StJfC, 7?J. bugbear.
^JlfPa, /. new beer not yet cooled.
SufPe , OT. bush, shrub. - SufF=fry»
patf, m. hedge-creeper, coward. -
^HfFig, a. bushy.
3up, m. stout fellow, companion, comrade
; pigtail and twist tobacco, -a,
f .
a. to chew tobacco.
S>\\ti\u m. bottle.
Sutta, /. turbot.
Sutter, a. blimt, rough, siu-ly. -?)ft,
/I bluntness, roughness.
Suf;bom, m. box, boxwood.
Sy, OT. village, hamlet ; thury, squall,
sudden gust of wind, -aittatl, m. pi.
villagers, -fogt'e, m. bailiff of a village,
-lag, n. commonalty of a vil-
lage, -orbning, /. the polity of a
village.
Sygb, m. country ; neighbourhood.
Sygel, m. hoop, ring; stirrup; bow
of a swoid.
Sygg«, * a. & n. to buUd. - pa en,
to depend on one. - nat, to mend a
net. - SyggFonfl, /. architecture,
-f onjlma^are, m. builder, architect. -
Syggnab, m. structure, architecture,
building ; fabric, edifice, pile. -$fot=
flag, n. estimate of a building. -
Syggning, /. building, fabric, edifice,
-gfoflnab,/. expenses of building.
-$niAn, n. pi. workmen, -gtimntft,
n. timber, -gartine, n. buildingmaterials.
- Syggputm, n. rage for
building.
Syf , re. buck, elaft -, rabble, mob.
-far, re. buckingtub. -lut, m, lie,
buck, -a, V. a. to buck.
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