A new pocket dictionary of the English and Swedish languages

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worthy. -P«) V. a. to praise.
I Aoft, n. garret.
£ofra , f . a. to promise. - bctt USt
to engage. - Jtefoefl) m. promise,
Aefre, "?. palm. [word.
Aoge, w. barn, trashiug-floor.
£.oge, w. lodge.
Jtcgg, w. T. log. faflA -en, to heave
the log. -flias, «. log-glass, -linn^
f. logliue. -ijj v.n. to heave the log.
il«00»9j «• uappy, shaggy.
£.ogif a, /. logic.
ilof a, /. collar.
AcHa, /. fool, madwoman.
Aontj rn. tlack-throated diver.
Aombarbj w. public pawning-house,
Acmbcrj w. hombre. [lombard.
£.Ctntor^, a. thick, of hearing.
iemmij, a. bushy.
&OPP, «. course, career.
Jloppa, /. flea, -fig, f. r. to flea
one's self. - (£.0|jp) -brtt, n. flea-
bite, -mafr, TO. vine-fretter, tree-
louse, [to dirty, —ig^ a. dirty.
£.ort) m. dirt, tiu-d. -a, v. a. -a ne^,
£e#a, t'. a. to loosen, to slacken; to
discharge ; to unload ; to cast. - £.9#=
na, f. n. to come loose ; to loosen. —
• fi-Oening, /. loosening, relaxation.
i0(la, /. field-bromegrass.
£,otg, /re. pilote. -pentiiitgat, m. /)/.
pilotage. - fi-otfa-i V. a. to pilot. -
£ct9nttig, /. piloting.
£,Ctt , m. lot ; share, poiiion. -f afl=
ning, /. diawiug of lots. -los, a.
shareless. -fe&el, m. ticket, -a, f . n.
to draw lots. -« oiTt tiagot , to cast
V. n. to hire, to bait.
£uf, m. ^ugg* i -t>m, to take one
by the hair.
&Uf, -t)cr, TO. a cunning fellow.
£,Uft, TO. air. i fria -en, iu the open
air. taga —, to take ihe air. gifpa -
at en faf , to give vent to a tiling.
—attab -y a. airy , aeriform. —blafa,
-blabbta, /. airlladder. -^al, n.
airhole, vent, breathing hole. -FretSj
TO. atmosphere, -fulaj /. air-balloon,
-matate, m. aerometer ; anemometer,
-pump, TO. air-pump. -tCt-j
n. spiracle, venthole ; windpipe,
-feglate, to. aeronaute. -fcgling, /.
aeronautica. -fEen, n. igneous me-
teor, -flott, n. castle in the air.
-fpriiigare, to. tumbler, -fprang, n.
leap, jump, vault. -(Itef, n. climate.
-flrupe, TO. weasand. -fyta, /. aerial
acid. -ttdtXlt "• meteor, -tom, a.
void of air. -tat, a. air-proof, hermetical.
-ig, a. airy, aerial; chime-
£.UfPa, /. cap. [rical.
Jiugg, TO. forelock.
£.ugga, v. a. to pull by the hair. -«,
V. d. to be at loggerheads.
iugn, a. calm, quiet, serene. - , «.
calm, quiet, rest, shelter, -pabet, n.
calm, -a, V. 71. to become calm, to
iuft, TO. smell, scent. -ffflfTa, /•
smelling-bottle. —15$, a. scentless,
without smell, -fait, n. salt to smell
at. -V^ttiXly n. smelling water, -a,
V. a. ft n. to smell. - ttanbt t)Otn,
to smell a rat.
lots for a thing, -ett, n. lottery. Jtutta , V. n. to hum , to lull. - tttt
iucetn, m. cultivated medic. SpeilfE fomns, to lull to sleep.
-, yellow medic.
£ummig, a. thick of leaves ; spreading.
S,udc;i , /. shutter , wicket ;
hatch ; chasm, breach gap.
;
slider £unipen) a. paltry. [to. ragman.
;
£.umpor, /. pi. rags. - Jtumpfamlate,
£ub&j m. nap, down, -aj *'. n. to nap. £una, /. a sort of hand-barrow.
- iig, u. r. to grovr do-svny.
nappy, downy.
—ig, a. Lun'it TO. grove.
Aunga, / lung; light. - (Aung)
Aubbing, m, mutiJla.
-bolb , TO. imposthume in the lungs,
Jiubettj a. haiiy, shaggy, rough. - -mos, n. calf's or sheep's chaldron
mopa, fur-cap.
minced and dressed. -ntc#a, /. lung-
£,ubft, n. carrion ; strumpet. - iutraj moss. -puUaber,/; pulmonary artery.