A new pocket dictionary of the English and Swedish languages

-^onti m. whoredom, fornication.
-]buS) n. brothel. -^tUSPatb, m.
keeper of a Lrothel. -fatly "' adulterer
; fornicator. —fonaj /". adulteress.
-foppIfltC) m. pimp, pander.
-foppIerfPfl? /. bawd, procuress,
-patf, n. harlotry. -Uttjje, m. bastard.
—a-yf- whore, prostitute, strumpet,
adulteress, harlot. -«, u. n. to whore.
—eri) n. fornication.
^OttfOfttj m. horizon. —el,a. horizontal.
^erttj n. horn ; antlers ; sucking-horn.
flappa -> to shed the horns. -aHigy
a. horny, corneous, -atbetntey m.
horn-dresser, worker in horn. — bflttbj
72. horncover. -Hflb j n. hornwort.
-bcffflp, /7i. black cattle. -ettSy m.
hornsilver-ore. -ftfF, m. horn-beak.
—}}innay /". horny lunicle, cornea of
the eye. -lyEtaj /. lantern witli
hornleares. -opCj m. stag-beetle.
-illfveVi n. horned silver-ore. -jtinpci
/. bull-head (fish). -fP«tfl, /. horn-
bill. -fPifPeC, m. horn-slate. -|Iatt=
>«, /. scorpiou-fly. -(leilj m. hornstone.
—fA& y m. black grain of corn.
-tanitty m. pi. canine teeth, -ugk?
/. hornowl. -petE, n. hornwork.
-ig, a. horned.
^erSBOf, m. snipe. - (^ots) -fOnMn^j
swallow-wort. -mynt(l> /. cala-
^OSy prp. -vi'ith, by, nigh, about. — fo=
5a^, -foljanbe, -saen&e, «. annexed,
following.
hospital? m. hospital, -fete^aniatty
hospitaler.
^0(la, /. cough, -yv.n. to cough. -
^0(lf «. threat, menace. —4, v. a. to
threaten, to threat, to menace. —tl^Cy
f. threatening.
^ub,/. skin, hide, tutltia - ettj upper
skin, mtfla - Ctlj to be whipt at the
cart's tail, -flianga, v. a. to scourge,
-los, a. raw. jflfl blit -I08, my
skin frets, -jltyfnifig, /. flagella-
tion, scourging.
^Uf, m. pent-house ; coverture.
^uf 563
^Uft>fli /. veil, cap, coif, hood, gauze-
^uft)itb , «. head. ]^«fr« Ittct i -et,
to be a little in liquor, fla i -ity to
affect the head. tftflA Etl fOC -tt-y to.
take one up. (lA0a for -et, to give
umbrage, f Ott om -ct j hotheaded.
ett gobt-, a man of genius. CtlPifl-,
head-strong person, finftftt -y peevish
fellow, fenfiigt -> strange fellow,
feus-, curly-hsad. jluUt -, cunning
fellow. ft>flgt -, weak-head.
OfPer -, in the main, generally. -af=
jigt, m. chief design. —atbttCy n.
chief work; work of the mind, study.
-Arft>ing, m. chief heir, -begtcpp,
n. fundamental idea. -bCfis, n. principle
argument, -bitlbelj m. headbaud,
diadem. -\}0l , /. leger-book.
-bOHAb, m. headdress, -bcy, -btA?,
n. trouble, raking of the brains.
-itabininQyf. pitched battle. -bygb»
f. cardinal viitue. —felj n. chief
fault, blind side, -fienbe, m. mortal
enemy, —flu^ym. rheum in the head.
-frAgA, /. chief question. -fAtg, m.
chief coloiu. -fA(ining, /. principal
fortress, -gobs, n. principal estate,
-giirb, m. bedshead. -IJJAC, m. hair
of the head. —^At, m. main body of
the army. -inneJ^Attj n. principal or
general contents, -flijbe, n. headcloth.
-ftAttS, m. T. capital. -fub=
be, m. pillow, -futte, m. crown of
the head. -CaI, m. white cabbage,
-kg, n. headstal. -lo9, a. headless.
-ItlAn, m. chief, liead, principal,
-nyffel, m. masterkey. -OtfA? , /.
principal cause. —Ott, m. chief place.
-pA^ion, /. capital passion. -pecfOJl,
m. principal person, head. —ptybnAb,
/. head-dress, -putlft, m. chief
point. -qPAtter, n. headquarters,
-tegcl, /. principal rule. -tAfning,
f. general account. -fAf, f. principal
cause, the principal, main thing, -faf^
lig, a. principal, capital. -fAfligm,
ad. principally, chiefly. -fAllAt, m.
cabbage lettuce. -fAtS, m. maxim.
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