A new pocket dictionary of the English and Swedish languages

680 Brno
@molf) n. dust, mote, filth, -fl, v. n.
to dust ; to part with the threads.
Smuga, /. lurkiug-place.
Smulfl) / crum, crumb, mote, little
bit. -, V. a. to crumble. - fig, v. r.
to fall into crumbs, to crumb. -
6mulgrat,m. niggard, miser. - Smu=
Itpj a. crumbled.
©IrtuIpatOttj n. mcltingpear , beur-
©miilt, a. T. - tattettj smooth water.
©multroft, n. strawberry.
Smu^k, V. a. to shuffle out of the
way. ga ii) -, to go sneaking about.
@mut9) m. dirt, filth, smut, soil. -
Smutfa, V. a. to dirt, to sully. -
Smtltffg, a. dirty, foul, smutty, fil-
tliy. -Ijet, /. nasliness.
Sinutta, V. n. to tipple.
©mytfa, v. a. to adorn. - Stttytfe, n.
jewel. - StnycEfl?ttn,«. jewel-box.
©myga* v. a. d n. to smuggle; to
sneak. - ftflm , to bring a thing forward
with some artifice. - ftfl bott,
to steal away, -figfrant) to steal
forward. - fig igenoni) to sneak
through. - tfl) to smuggle, to steal
into. - fig pa en, to steal out. -
©myget) m. sneaker. - (Smyg) -^«tt=
belj m. smuggling. -\Anil\ciXe-, m.
smuggler. -l>al, n. -Ptft, m. loop-
hole. -fToIftj /. liedge-school. -t)flg,
m. by-way.
6mfl, a. small. J)c -, the little one's.
-tt^ad. a little, scarce, itt 'At -ttfor
|)Onemj 'tis very scarce with liim. -tt
em JJftlttingat) scarce of money, -tt
cm t\'& , short of time. tegtlA -tty to
drizzle. l^AflbU t -ttj to carry on a
small trade, to retail. -]}mAtim. pi.
agrimony. -falfT, a. cunning, subtle,
sly. -fifr,m. small fishes, cudle.
-folf, n. low people. -Jjetre , m.
coxcomb, -fnappar, m. pi. a kind
of orpine (sedum annuum). — le, v. n.
to smile, -mytit, n. -penningar, m.
pi. small money, -tattbig > a. with
narrow stripes. -VCiCj n. small utensils,
-totfa ) V. n. to play tlic paia-
©mci
site, to spunge. -totfate, m. parasite
-fafer, /. pi. trifles, small warts
-frog, /7J. under-wood. -fTtattj/J
smiling, -flug, a. forward, prematurely
wise, -jlab, m. a little town
-(labslif, a. citj-like. -flen,m. smal,
stones, -fpert) m. footboy. -tarmatj
77!. pi. small guts, -terff , m. whiting
pout, -ttattj 72, pi. underwood,
brushwood. - Smantngom, ad. by
little and little, by degrees.
Smatf, 777. lamina '(plant).
Smaba, v. a. to rail, -nbc, n. railing,
blasphemy, —j a. blasphemous, injurious,
-re, m. railer. - SmabefuO]
a. blasphemous, opprobrious, ignominious,
scurrilous. - (Smabe) -ly<
ftm, a. slanderous. -lyilnab, /.
medisance, slanderousuess. -mun, m.
slanderer, —orb) n. opprobrious word,
blasphemy. -fPttft, /• lampoon. -
SmabUg,a. opprobrious.- Smabclfe,
/. blasphemy. [to long for.
Smagta, Smafta, v. n. to languish
Smiilef, 771. ignominy, disgrace.
Small) m. clap, report, explosion
noise ; crack ; lasli. -ftfoft) 7i. box on
the ear. -pulPer)7J. fulmiualing powder.
-A) f. 7J. to crack; to make a
report, -a af) to pop off. -a tgett) to
Smalta, / sow, pig, fusion. - , V. a.
d n. to melt , to smelt , to run , to
liquefy ; to digest ; to put up, to pocket
an affront ; to melt ; to dissolve. —
bOCt) to melt away. - i tatat) to
melt into tears. - ijop , to melt together.
- Smaltning) /. fusion,
melting; digestion, concoction. —
SmaltatC) m. smelter. - Smaltbat,
a. fusible, dissolvable; digestible.
-\)it^ f. fusibility. - Smalt, a. crucible.
-glaS) n. enamel, smalt, -byt=
ta ) f. furnace , smeltinghut. -ugtl)
771. furnace. [titt Sma.
Smatte, co772jb. od) Smatfl, superl.
Smart) a. slim, gracile, slender.
Sm^rta, / smait, affliction, grief,
pain. - Smartfutt) Smattfam, «.