A new pocket dictionary of the English and Swedish languages

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away. - 55tfIC9nitl0 > /• dissipation,
prodigality, extravagance.
^orfinaf, m. foretaste.
^Otftetie, ad. i -, at first.
Sorfniii) V. a. to disregard, to neglect. 5or(lOpp«, *-. a. tostop, to obstruct.
5onmat4» f. a. to calumniate, to — &, u. costive, hard-bound. —nbC, a.
blaspheme. -te « m. calumniator,
blasphemer. - 5otfma&cIfe) /. injiuobstructive.
- ^Otjleppnitig, /. costiveness.
jng, blasphemy, calumny. - ^Otflttab^
lig, a. calumnious, injurious; infamous,
[away.
'^orftnaftft , v. n. to languish , to faint
5otfmiiIttt, V. a. to smelt down ; *to
bear, to endure.
^orflliUfl 1 *'• ft. to embezzle ; to pur-
11. - 5otfniIIrttng> /. embezzlement.
'^Otfoira, V. a. to sugar, to sweeten.
-bet, /. placability. [care of.
jOtfOC0,TO. care, bcaflft - em) to take
S'itfpdy n. prelude, -fl, v. a. to play
away, -a fig, f. r. to play wrong.
-t, a. lost at cards.
SorfpiHa, v. a. to spill, to waste; to
forfeit; to lose, -ttbe, n. profusion;
5oci"pCaf, n. preface, preamble, [loss.
Sorfptang, n. start, fa -, to ge'tthe
start.
SSrfpOCJa, f- a. to atone, to expiate 5or|lymi)«, f. a. to mutilate.
; to 5er(la, c a. to understand, to com-
reconcile, -nic, a. expiatory, -te, m. prehend, to conceive, to take. Ifita-j
atouer. - 5orf«ntng , /. reconcili- to give to understand, ^et —6 , that
ation ; expiation. -SOffet, n. expiatory- is a matter of course. - fig |>a , to
sacrifice. - 5orfonlig, a. placable, have skill in. val -enbes att, that is
to say that, -niy n. imderstanding,
judgment, sense, wit; meaning; correspondence,
-nbig) a. judicious,
wise, skilful, sensible.
5or|laf, m. stem.
5ot(lalIfl, f. a. to disguise, todisfigiu-e;
to alter. - fig, v. r. to dissemble. -
5ot(latt&,a. disfigured; counterfeit.
-;
^Otjlallning , /. dissimulation; disguise.
^Otflamma, v. a. to put an instrument
out of tuue. - ^orjiamntng)/. dissonance,
putting out of tune.
5or(lanbiga, v. u. to signify, to declare,
to charge, to make known. [ment.
50C(iatEa, v. a. to reenforce, to aug-
SorltOta, V. a. to destroy, to ruin ; to
squander away ; to disturb ; to frus-
trate. - fig, v. r. to ruin one's self.
-nbc,a. destructive. -re,77j. destroyer.
- 5ec(ior&, a. destroyed, altered. -
5or(loteIfe, 5or(ioring, /. destruction,
ruin; overthrowing ; perturbation.
5or|lota, V. a. to repudiate.
^OCfumlig, a. neglectful, careless, ne-
^gligent. -l^et, /. tardiness. - S'it\um-