A new pocket dictionary of the English and Swedish languages

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@fOtiaY f. a. to spare, to save. -
SfonfAm,a. merciful, indulgent. -
-t>et) /. mercifulness, willingness to
spare. - Sfonetn*!) n. mercy, indul-
Sfopa, /. scoop. [gence.
SCetfi m- scurf, dandrifif. -rig, a.
scurvy, scabby.
SEorflufPfl, /. pitch-cap.
SFotpa > /. crust ; tops and bottoms ;
biscuit, biskets ; scale, scurf. - Sfotp=
ilen i m. stalagmites. - SFor|Jtg , a.
crusty. - ©forpna, v. n. to crust, to
gather or conti-act a crust.
Sfotta> V. n. to grate, to make a harsh
noise. - Sf OtttB, a. harsh.
Sfotflmj m. chimney, -sfficte, m.
chimney-sweeper. —spipa, f. tunnel
of a chimney. [sail.
SEet, n. T. sheet. -^'6tn,n. clew of a
SfCtt, n. shot ; report of a guu ; shoot
partition; honey-comb; T. bulk-
]>eads. -bom, m. a sliding bar. -&ap,
m. bissextile, leapday; intercalary
day. -fri, a. out of ihe reach of the
cannon or guns ; musket-proof, —fonfleC,
n. sash-window. -gaft>el , /7J.
bar, shut, -glugg, m. loop-hole,
port-liole, embrasure. -^aO, n. reach.
-'^Allby a. slope, declivous. -foIf,m.
dart; bolt. gifPfl m -folfpflt, to
pique a person. -Jiicra , /. wheelbarrow,
-lufa, /. sliding sliuttcr.
-Iflba, /. drawer, -maiiab , ni. intercalary
mouth. —nat, n. castingnet,
-qpfltn, m. merrils. -tef , m.
sjjrout, sboot. -fpole, m. shuttle.
-(laQfl , V. a. to make a piece shoot
right, -fat, n. shot-wound. -tAfIa,
/. mark, white. -AC, n. leap-year.
5fottA, c. a. to shovel.
SftAbbA, /. sea-scorpion.
SfCAtfA, /. goosander.
SftAflA, V. n. to rustle.
Sfral, a. scanty ; weak.
SEtala, f. n. Ptn^en -t, the wind
veers ahead.
SftAtnlA,/. rattle. -, u.n. to rattle.
€FtAmmeI, «. rattling, rattle.
SfCAIlfj «. bar, paitiliou, wainscot.
SfTrttlf et, /. pi. bounds, limits.
Sftflp, f. JtffTtAp.
SfrapA, i'. a. to scrapie ; to eurry. -m
flf, botti to scrape oil', to rid aw
- i^tp penningAr, to scrape up n
uey. - ut, to scratch out. -,/. sc
per ; cuiT^-comb ; check, reprima
scrape. - SftApjcrn, n. scraper.
SftAtt, n. laughter, laugh, -fjuffi, /
convulsive laughter. -A, f. r.
laugh. -A l>ogt, to laugh aloud, to
giggle. -A At, to laugh at.
Sftfb, n. measure, scope.
Sftff, n. stride, fork. -PA, f. >'
stride, to divaricate.
SftCft^A, /. chasm, precipice.
Sfri, Sfrif, n. cry, vociferation, <
mour, outcry, bawling. - SfrJAj
QfrifA, V. n. to cry, to bawl, U
shriek, to scream, to hoot. - ttQ , t(
scream out. -ut en, to cry one down.
- Ut e»l ting, to cry a thing about. -
Sfrif Ate, m. bawler. - Sftifuggk
Sftibent, m. author, writer.
SftifA, V. n. to advance, to proceed
to glide, to slide, to slip. - Af
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slide off, to slip down. -fCtH,
pass by. - titt t>etf(iAllig^et, to c
ter upon the execution, -nfre
proceeding, progi-essive. - (Sfri^'
-fA, «. reptile, -ffo , to. scale, gi
|)A -f?0, to scate.
SffifACt, m. style, mamier of writing. -
(SftiO-t'Of,/. wriliug-book. -bot>
n. secretary, -bort, n. inkstand
-fel, n. faujt in writing, -fti^ct,/
freedom of the press. —f lAbA, /• itching
to writing, -fonfl,/ calligiai>hy
art of writing. -lfi&A, /. staiidish
-lUAllAte, m. wiiting-master. -pert
nA, /. pen, quill, -ttgtig, a. orthographical,
-tigtigbet, /. orthogra.
phy. -fAtt, n. orthograpliy. -tAflfl'
/ table-book, tablet. - Sftift, J
writing, book, pamphlet, instrument
writ, deed; composition, -en,
srriptuie, the holy \\Tit. -lAtt, «
if s. ssribe. -(tAllAte, m. author.