A new pocket dictionary of the English and Swedish languages

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— afttg) a. waggish, roguish, knavish,
-(lydfe, M. roguery, trick. -fF, a.
wicked, villanous.
Sfamntrt) f • «• to mar, to corrupt, to
spoil, to blast; to deprave ; to debaucli,
to deflour. - lit nagOtt fot eil
faf , to scandalize one for a tl.ing. -
«t f[0, to behave ill. - fig, v. r. -9,
V. d. to be ashamed of a tiling. -,
V. p. to be spoiled.
Sfamt, n. joke, jest, jileasantry, fun.
pa -) in jest. -«ftifl> .
f -fam. -^ift,
m. burlesque poem. — Ctb , n. jocose
word, -fant) a. jocose, merry, burlesque,
familiar. -fanil^Ct, f. jocoseness,
waggery, miith. -vii y ad. hy
way of joke, -a, f. «. to joke, to
jest, to fun. -«rC} m. joker, jester.
Sffltl&fl, V. a. to dishonour, to violate,
to profane. -re»m. blasphemer, profaner.
- SfaiiMifl,a. infamous, base;
scandalous, sliamcful.
6fanF, m. -borb , -fPap, n. buffet,
sideboard, -f atttta, /. flagon. -ft>en,
m. drawer.
Sfanf , m. present, gift ; bribe, fa tlB
-8 , to get as a present. ~A , f. « to
bestow, to confer upon, to present. -
i, to fill, to pour out.
Sfappaj / a measiu-e somewhat larger
than a bushel, barrel ; bark-basket.
Star, n. rock, -en, m. the rocks and
islands on the coasts of Sweden.
Utem -8, off at sea. -flabba, /. saltwater-pike,
-tarl, m. inhabitant of
the rocks or islands of a coast.
6fflr, a. clear, fair, pure ; serene.
Sfflta, f. sickle, reaping hook.
©fata, u. a. to purge. - Sf atselbi
purgatory. - SJattcr»b«5,'w. maundy-thiu-sday.
SJara, v. a. to cut, to carve. - fab,
to cut down the corn. - taflbet, to
grind the teeth, -bott, to cut oil'.
- fote, to carve. - i tta , to carve
in wood. - in Ctt tAQ , T. to reeve
a rope. - u\>V "« ^b ftopp , lo dis-
sect a dead body. - up;> tn fafl , to
file a saw. - u{>p en ptiina } to cut
a pen. - ut (ett freatut), to castrate,
to geld. - fig (otn mjolf) , t^-. r. t<
turn ; to break. - (Sf at) -banf , m :
chopping-foi-m. -btfe, n. ditcli mark-f,
ing the boundary, -fntf, m. cutting-jj
knife, -flo* , m. T. coaming, -tin
bet, m. pi. incisors.
Sfarf, m. farthing.
Sfatfra, /. shiver, splinter. - fig, v
r. to splint. - SfatfPtg, a. full o
splinters. [shelter
SFatm, m. screen. -taF, //.penthouse
SfarmocEa, /. net to catch salmon:
with. [fla, V. n. to skirmish
Sfarmytfel, m. skirmish. - Sfatmyt:
SFiirp, n. sash.
Sfiirpa) /. sharpness, acrimony. -, v
a. to sliarpen, to whet; to aggravate
T. to open.
SfatfPaba, v. a. to examine, to scrutinize,
to consider, -rtj /. conside-
Sfat|lipare,m. grinder, razor-grinder.
SFiirPetrf, n. T. cutting-engine.
SfartbotSbag, m. mauudy-thursday.
©fofla, V. a. to plunder, to pillage, to
ransack, to sack, to ravage. - Sf Of^
ling,/, depredation, ravage. - Sfofs
Pel, m. booty, gifPa titt -8, to expose
to pillage.
©f oFa, /. harlot, strumpet.
©Fol, ©Folg-ing, rn. hoUowway; cleft,
©Felb, m. shield, buckler, targot
scutcheon, coat of arms, fota i -Cn,
to go big with, -brcf , n. patent of
nobility, -mo, /. amazon. -pabb, m.
tortoise-sliell. -pabba, / tortoise.
SFoIja, f. a. to rinse, to wash. - of=
per, to overflow. - ©Eoljpatten, /.
©Fon, a. handsome, beautiful, charming,
fine, special, -t, ud. find}', pret
tily. -brt) / beauty. -Jetspfltten,
n. wash for the face, -fatgate, 1
dier in fine and genuine colour
-fFrifntng, /. calligiaphy.
©Fcnja, V. a. to discern, to distinguisl
to perceive, to see.
©Font, c. f. itnfFcnt.
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