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698 @trt firmneis^ resolution, perseverance, -fltlbf) a. standing, lirm, stable, constant, -atty m. T. stamen. Stang, m. pole, staff, stake, bar, pearch ; T. topmast ; bar ; tliill, beam ; pearcli ; pole. J&aHa en -Elt) to bo a match for one. -betfel , «. curb- bridle, -cirfeljw. beamcompasses : T. circling-tools. -â(1, m. tliillhorse. -jettl, n. bar-iron. -jfttIS' t»t;trttnflCe, m. forge-liammer. -ftllflj /. crossbar- sliot. -piffft , /. still hail-tail, -rillbare, m. T. top-rope. -tJinbarefltna,/. tackle for the top- SthlJiHi V. a. -9, V. d. to gore. [rope. StailfA) /. a large wooden can, bandkit, [blow. Stanfa, V. n. to pant, to puff and Stat, m, state, pomp, slio-vr, magnificence, splendour. -âUatej ni. governour ; stadtliolder. -âHerfFai?, «• government, prefecture. — lig, «. pompous, splendid, stately, magnificent, sumptuous. Statfftj f . a. to clip, to cut. - ens palje, to diminisli one's power. ©ta&, n. anvil. Stvifefl, V. a. to put in order, to fit up, to clear, to sweep. - (Igj v. r. to trim one's self. -H Y)U{\>ui y cultivated genius. -St
i round.- eta shut up, to Lolt before. - tgen » to shut, to stop. - jifl inne, to shut one's seif up. - oiltf11110) to fence Stanflfd, n. dm. bar, boll, hedge, fence ; obstacle, gate. Stangel, m. stalk, stem; bai". \ Stanf iJ) V. a. £tn. to sprinkle, to scat- j ter. - Stanfbsrjle) m. sprinklingbrush. - StiiHfelfcf at) n. lioly-wa- ter-pot. StiicfA) V. a, to strengthen, to corroborate, to comfort; to confirm, to foi-tify; to encourage; to starch. — Stiicfelfe, /. starch, m -, powder ©tattfl,/. stile. [blue, blue glass. Stot) n. prop ; stay, support, suppor- , ter, post, i - feeraf) by virtue tlicreof. - Sto^}(; > *". rt. to prop, to sup- I \ port, to stay, to lean. - ftfj Ctnct , to \ lean against. - (ifl |)A > to lean on ; to rest upon. - jig ri^j to rely upon. Stoflt'tteC) m.pl. spatterdashes. StofvarC) m. beagle, Ucet-hound. StOfPfl, m. boot. -Hoi) '«. boottrees, -fneft, m. jack, -fref ) m. f boot-book, -ffaft) n. leg of a boot . -jlrejjp) m. boot-strap. • 6tof) n. dust, fillh, diit. [:C. ; ©tcffl) V. a. «f , un&Ati) f. StaÂ af Stil&, w. theft. StJUJare, w. caprimulgus (bird). Stop) «. snow and ice mixed with eui 699 sliock, to oflend, to affront, to disgust. - i trumpet) to soimd the trumpet. - nE&) to push down, to ram down, to baiter down. - OtJl) to beat again. - omfwO) to push down. - pA ) to push on, to hit against; to jog; to fall in with; to strike upon; to incline to ; to be somewhat ; to sa- vour- of. - |i{j PA) fib) ofret) to take offence at, to be shocked at. - ttO) to join; to border upon, to confine upon, to join ; topusli, to jog. - titttAfA) to push back. - upp ) to push open. - ut) to thrust out, to push out. - ftfl) V. r. to hurt one's self. -9) V. d. to be thrusting ; to be pushing; to be butting at one another. -nbe, a. shocking, offending, disgusting. - Stett) a. i\i - oft>er tta* 0Ot, to be offended at a thing. - &t'6tel) /«. pestle, rammer, pounder, beater. - Stotejlen) m. hill of scandal. - StotfFAlAt) 7n.pl. T. battens. - StcttAiJA, /. rolling tackle, [cheon. StottA) /. shore, prop, stay, stan- SubAltettl) m. iuferiour. SutttAljetA) f . a. to subtract. - Sill?' ttACtiOft) /. subtiaction. SucCAtirfJtob) n. ammunition-bread. Sui) m. sigh, groan. -A) v. «. to sigh, to gioan. -Atlj /. -AnbC) n. sighs, sighing. Sub) m. board. ©topljus ) n. dipt candle. - Stopflef) Su&AtC) m. sea-laces. /. casting-ladle. - Stop«) v. a. ft n. SubAOtt) /. glass-wort. to cast ; to steep ; to sink. — fal" ) to Subb) m. clout, rubber, -A) V. a. to steep corn. [pole. daub, to stain, to soil. -A wt) bft>er) Stcr, m. stake ; sturgeon, -fl) v. a. to to blot out, to efface, -art) m. dau- Storfl) V. a. to disturb, to inteiTupt. StortA) V. a. & n. to precipitate, to ber, -evi) n, soiling, sluttery. -i^) a. dauby. cast down; to ruin one ; to fall down SufploC) m. prompter, blower. dead. - jig i, to precipitate one's self Sug) /w. sucker, -putnp) /ra. aspiring into, to plunge into. pump. -rot)", absorbent vessel. ~
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Explanation of the Abbreviations. o
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2 Abi I)atfa ptofctt. Abider, s. in
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4 Ace gctngligfjet, &e(a(tigl)cr. A
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6 Act Bf. -ness, ». OflfenttUg tge
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8 Adu \ai. -, V, a. fbtcfFjutd, bcf
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10 Agi unbetfofning, Bfoetprignnbt.
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12 Alt Altercate , v. n. ttnta , tn
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14 Anh Ant Anhelose, a. ancirutcn,
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16 App Appease J v. a. ti\lfttbi\ii
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18 Ari' Aristocrat, s. ntiffofrat.
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20 Ass Assentatur, s. fmifftnce. As
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22 Att get af fcuftan foe fitaff. A
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24 Bad -, V. a. fotvnttn; plaqa, ii
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26 Bas Bass, 5. baftiiiottn ; bn«
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28 Bef Before, prp. & ad. innan, fo
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30 Bes Besom, «. ciuaft. Besort, s
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32 Bla flinga, fnifDIflb; mvaitttav
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34 Bog (jnfttadfe. [s. \)?nlbfnmOc
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36 Bow Bowse, f. a. bi-nsii, haia.
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38 Bii Bridge, s. Stygga, bto; na^b
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40 Bud Budge, *. Inmflinn. - , a. f
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42 But Butler, s. faffacntaflnt«,
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44 Cal - in, fiign upp, infatta, Qt
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46 Cap teta, goto (uftfptnng. Caper
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48 Car Carrow, s. fpckte. CaiToway,
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50 Cau ; : ; t)nrfani()ct. Cavalcad
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52 Cha tlirfenOet. -,v. a. dt n. er
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54 Cha Chasm, s. ftyfta, temna , fv
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56 Chi Cliirurgeon, «. fciU^dt. Ch
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58 Cir Circumambulate, V. «. gn,
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60 CI a . Claw , s. f (0 , rnm , tn
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62 Clu Cluck, u. n. H\x$a, fftoia f
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64 Cog Cogitable, o. tanfbar. Cogit
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66 Col 3. I)fli!f)of (oit). -'s-too
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68 Com rritt titt ftffmanningsbtte;
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70 Com qa I'offc , tjOV'fegning , f
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72 Con Conchoid, «. fpitnlfini?. C
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74 Con Confine,*', a. 6t n. teinga,
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76 Cen Connotation, a. foljt), flut
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78 Con fntta ; utinggn, l\)ta, f ot
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80 Con trifta ; vcterldgga. Controv
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82 Cop Copperas, s. t>itrio[. Coppe
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84 Cos : ; : Cosmical, a. IjbianDe
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86 Cov main, s. fott^ligt fyffonbnt
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88 Cre I I Creephole, ». gbinftna*
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90 Cru C)t9ml)tt, omenfftigfjet. Cu
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92 Cur ; . Diner, fijrfe at(li(f ;
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94 Dat Date, s. tntuiii; forivnvelf
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96 Dec Declinatory, o. uncyifante,
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98 Deg Deglutlnate, f . a. upplofa
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100 Den Denegate, v. a. mta, fotncf
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102 Der ; : ; Derogarive, a. ffaban
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104 Det oritcing, ffnba. Determent,
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106 Die Dichotomy, «. tbeetna^ inb
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108 Dio vanta ; fjunfo ; - into , o
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110 Dis Discomfit, s. ntBetJog. -,
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112 Dis Disgarnisli, v. a. blotta e
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114 Dis Diapert, v. a. utb((a, brio
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116 Dis Dissolvible, a. Inttfui.iil
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118 Do taga. - on, vnffltta, Vftfla
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120 Dot Dot, 3. punft, UStn. -, i>.
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122 Dra fintoupp; ofierfno, nfmSln;
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124 Dm Drumly, ad. gyirjig. t«rb3r
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126 Eag Eagle, s. 6tn. -eyeil, -sig
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128 Eff Effervesce, v. n. jrifn, fj
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130 Elongate, i Elo fnn fig. [fnnnf
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132 Enip Empress, s. fejfactnna. Em
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134 Eng Engine, s. mad)in, infituii
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136 Enu Enucleation, a. foc((ariitg
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138 Ero Erogate, v. a. itdnfa. Erog
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140 Eve tonvffldit. -tide, a. nfton
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142 Exclude , « Exc ut(Iuta; f(nan
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144 Exp iitfiirligen nf^nncia eit r
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146 Ext Eye (Torfnnnbe, uppf)btnn6
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148 Fad ; : ; Fading, s. titotneO.
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150 Fas Fashion, s. fott, ffapnat ;
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152 Fel tii«B[em. -mlniBter, *. tm
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154 Fie iiiotlTalf. -officer, s. ft
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156 Fir fnfH)«t, f}abig()et, 1tan6
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158 Fla Flatulency, s. pnbetfiinnê
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160 Flo ; Flower, s. bloniuin, blom
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162 Foo Infej, fc«tj«nt; «tt fla
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164 For teta, fpo. -er, j. fpanmn,
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166 Fra ; Fragile, a. btailig, i!i5
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168 Fro Frog, 3. gtcbn; ftofan i en
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170 Fun Funny, a. ffnnitfnm, to(ig.
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172 Gam ffdmtfani, rolig, lufiig. -
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174 Gen Genesis, «. ffapelfebofm,
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176 Gir Giraffe, s, gitnff, t(iiiie
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; : 178 Glu Glum, a. ^nniifen, fnor
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180 Gou IrtH; eft«tgifDenO«t. -or
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182 Gre . j^rnftig; fottrcgen; Onfr
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184 Gru Grudjfing, s. gvoll, nfunfe
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! 186 Hab Ha m Habitude, s. tonn; f
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188 Har M;t; fortrttlig; tlaf ; fJt
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190 Haz Hazel, s. OnffMntit; tiifTe
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192 Hel fbljt)en(ciu iie târtn f.i
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194 Hia tfr flS i ^l)g9«t att annu
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196 Hog fi?infenfol. -'s-flesh,«.
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198 Hor -blende, s. l)otnbUnt. -ed,
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200 Huk Huke, s. wanul. Hulch, s. b
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202 Hyp Hyperbolize, p. a. ^n.forfl
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204 Ima Image, «. bilb, btliitt; l
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2U6 Imp Impeccability, «. ofdturog
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208 Imp : ; : Impropriator, s. Iffm
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210 Inc Incidental, a. tillfoaig. I
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212 Inc Incroach, v. n. gbta intton
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214 Ind Indoctrinate, f . a. [ota.
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216 Inf Inflnential, a. tttfanbe, i
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218 Inn Innneudo, s. uinf, vnfefnin
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220 Ins na; unbemfa. -, »• fijto
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222 Int Interlude, s. iiteffanfpef.
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224 Inu Inure, v. a. &n. (to) cnnja
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226 Irr Irruprion, s. ftentiligt in
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228 Joe ^dflptanglate, beCtogntc. -
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230 Kal Ijnffn; ffijtn, cnftn; ni;t
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232 Kna Lab Knavish, a. fTolmff ; b
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234 Lan btab, --wool, a. Imiiua; en
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236 Lat ad. fieflnnbigt. -nes8 , *.
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238 Lea -ed, a. latb, etfaten. -er,
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240 Let Lethe, *. Sett; flloiiifffl
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242 Lik -lihood, -linesB, s. (iflig
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244 Liv (iflii^. -lihood, s. noting
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246 Loo fiinnS, fiffl fig Inngt bct
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248 Lum bevt^fe'f foui mot \>if t b
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250 Mag ; ; : Magazine, s. ningafin
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252 Mai -ster, i. mattntf, iiiottfi
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254 Mar tig. -'s-tail, s. Ijafifsja
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256 Mas fcien, jiii;ntbirePtbt. - o
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258 Mea a. miitatt ; (nnbtnio'rnrt.
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260 Mer hotitel. -, V. a. ()ont>[n,
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262 Mid Midway , s. Ijalfva va^m ;
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264 Mir ; . : jnngtittet. -stone, 3
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266 Mis -ment, s. cnnffnvtigtet. Mi
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268 Mom Mome, «. vunbl)ufi>ub. Mom
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270 Mor Morigerou8,a. I)i>rfniii, t
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272 Mow Mul Mow, ». fo. V, a. gcuu
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274 Mur Mnrrey, a. mbtftoS. Murrion
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276 Nar ttongbtofinb; girig. -heart
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278 Neg l)an6(a; ntgocieta bott (ot
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Nom frt'gelfptl. -score, ad. nie go
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282 Not Notable, a. onfftilig. -nes
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284 Oas Oasis, 3. cai. Oat, «. Ija
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286 Occ Occupancy, s. tiCfegnelfe ;
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288 Omn Omnipercipient, a. fcm f«t
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290 Ore Orchal, s. t>inflen. Orchan
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292 Out Outcast, *. Bottfnflning ;
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294 Ove Overload, v. a. bfvetlofia,
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296 Pad ; Padelion, s. Sungftu OTat
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298 Pap ; chee, ». VflV'" m
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300 Par ParticularaesB, s. noggtann
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302 Pea fogeWunge. -fowl, -hen,s. p
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304 Pen Pension, ». venfion, ntlig
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306 Per Pernambucco-'wood, s. fetnt
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308 Pha Phannocopoeia, s. latnn em
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310 Pil ; ; 1)09, uV'vftnvta. -npwo
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312 Pix Pix, s. ofelataff i fatolff
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314 Pill fcatet)i)ft>el. -beam, s.
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316 Pon able, V. a. oogGat. -eral,
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318 Pou Pouch, s. pafe, tn(Fa, cnff
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320 Pre Prefer, u. a. fotebcnga; gi
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322 Pre Preterlegal, a. ctoglig. Pr
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324 Pro ifvon, utga; l\itai ; go fo
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et, tjenligljet; anfenligljei- Prop
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328 Pru Prude, s. fcumiuiuKt fom Ha
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330 Pur Purgative, «. purgctsuttbe
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332 Qua Quadrupedal, a. fytfcrab. Q
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334 Qui fria; ofPetgifva; flftrnfca
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, Raree-show, 336 Rap Rapier, a. vo
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338 Rec Recall, 3. ntftfoITelfe. -
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340 Red Redemption, s. aietloSning.
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342 Reh Rehabilitate, v. a. «tet i
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344 Ren mage, fuiltii. - a reason,
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346 Re Resale, s. otetfbp. Resilien
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348 Ret minne; injTrnnfning ; fotfr
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350 Rib Riband, Ribbon, a. fiSenbnn
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; 352 Rod Ros -work, s. niutfltbtte
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354 Row Row, V. n. to. -er, s. tctt
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356 Rus viiiai pa lanbet ; gora , b
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358 Sal Salutation, s. I)elsnin9. S
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360 Sav -ness, ». fniofiigfjft, en
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362 Sch Schorl, a. flotl. Schreight
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364 Scu frafttJfngnt pa en fnn. -er
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flanta. -flower, Sem s. fnte«6(oin
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368 Seq Sequestrable, a. font lotsr
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370 Sha Shall, f. def. bota, jTcm.
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372 Sho Had. -leather, s. fTotriCct
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874 Sig Significant, a. beteinontt;
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376 Ski -l)le, a. efiatiQ, i(ilb. -
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378 Slu iHufif; liten bonna. -, v.
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380 Soc Society, *. fnHfTap ; uuign
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382 Sou Souse, ad. fftny; plotSligf
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384 Spi Spinster, s. fpinmtffa ; cg
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386 Spy Spy, s. fpjen. -, v. n. da.
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388 Sta ; -stone, 3. jljernfren. -w
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3d0 Sto Stoccade, s. oinoflrfcning
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392 Str -ful, a. ftribig; trotgitig
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394 Sub SuTj quadruple, a. fjnbtbcW
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396 Sun neSergnng ; V'fftft. -shine
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398 Sus ; ; : Snscitation, s. uvpvi
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400 Syn Syntax, s. fijntajen; fi^ft
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4U2 Tea -kettle, 3. ftfntir. -leaf,
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404 Tes Testimony, a. vnttnefit'otb
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406 Thr fpnrfra. - away, rtnfn ; fo
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408 Tit Titter, «. ftfiiitigt ffra
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410 Tra Trachyte, *. tt
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412 Tre Treasure, «. ffatt ; rifet
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414 Tro Tropological, a. fgutlig, f
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Two tflre i »« fniigcrfe. -pike,
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418 Una Unacknowledged, a. o«rfan^
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420 line Unclench, v. a. ofpna fnyt
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422 Und Undervalue, s. vinnpri« :
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424 Unf Unfurl, V. a. ulOte^n, eppn
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426 Unl Unless, c. cin itfe, fa fco
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428 Unp TJnpi'oportionate, «. (to)
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430 Uns UnstaLility, .s. oflnbigfie
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432 Urg Urgent, a. nngeliigen, fntt
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434 Vel Vclllcate, f. a. fnipn ; I'
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436 Vib Vibrable, a. fooiigbat. Vib
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438 Vixen, t Vix I. ttfirn, Qtdia.
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; 440 Wan Wanned, a. btefnnt, ucOUf
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442 Wed Wedge, ». figg, fil; uiflf
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444 Who Whortleberry, s. blabnr. Wh
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446 Worn qrinnofijn ; ftuntiniten.
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448 Wre . ; : (it rtiCft; Pfita, to
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450 You You, pr. 3, e^«t; ^w• Yo
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452 Bil Bill, Billy, f. WilUam, Bla
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454 Gra Gracy, s. ©ratio, /. Grave
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456 Nal Nal, «. Stconctn,/. Nam, f
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458 Tou Tonrnay, «. Iêcnitf. Trac
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nbhe.Ui'i'it.m. abbot. - Mbbe&ifffl
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JlffOflUfl) V, a. to form, to mould
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lifl Kff l4fli5fa, v. a. to alsolve
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3tffpt2ng> n. leap. got4 ett -, to
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get - em 0^ > the ship riding aster
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liouiid ; (fPAtt) Llack horehoiuid.
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Knf Jlnflgtsirag, n. feature, -fatg
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o%v. -betllfPyttj nt; crossbowman.
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m. hindpaw. -tiHj ad. tackward. - U
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23eb , Utitiftj'"- achievemeBt, dee
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t, a. due, just, fit, proper, com-
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! to Se a. convenient, opportune, s
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23ef arraign, to blaroe. - ScfF^Bnt
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Setat) m.pl. corner-teeth, dog's te
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carving, figures carved. — fl , f
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mi left, to remain. - titt intet? t
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^0 Ôf 493 softness, -n*) *"• n.
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25 ov -ftona, /. civil crown, -tdtt
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sherifT. -ntAldbomfloI) m. criminal
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liigh ; to bridge up ; to swell. Û
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25flra titt -, to be a native of. -
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Com dompapj m. compass. -t09 ctt. -
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J)efan«t, m. deanry. 3Den«merfl,
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250C Ha ) V. n. to game immoderatel
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lie. -upp) to start, to put up, to
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• money. diviug-bell. -telon, /.
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iCft intelligeuce, direction, patte
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StnVitninSf m. unicorn. iCntg) a. u
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ought to bed. - iftatl, to fall awa
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^cm îo 519 inislake in writing, ta
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^lu 521 ^la&bctt n. futility. patch
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ctt -> to slight. -«, V. 11. to mo
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1th tlie face downwards. -(t^Se, n.
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a. fruitful, prolific, genetfltive.
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ûflanbflj f. a. to finish, to comp
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field-dispensary. -apotldatey m. fi
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i I ^Srarm, m. forepart of the arm.
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go eH. rim before. - 5otelop«te^ m
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Sot S'iti)Vittl&y V. a. to spoil, t
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5crnuk, v. a. to mentiou. -ttj/. in
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3ov away. - 55tfIC9nitl0 > /• dis
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^01- lig, a. irksome, offensive, en
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0«. old; aged; ancient; stale. (Be
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plain, bet get fig t>ai, it wiU all
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(Bob to Le able to do a thing. 04 i
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Ikymtfli V. n. to grunt. a, /. gras
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Cr, to go over, to pass over ; to d
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(Sov self ; to feign ; to get, to m
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-fFvJfta, /. swingleliand. -fpofC)
Page 569 and 570:
; '6el êt- 559 ^lUity entirely qui
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ît Sit id. liiUier. font -, come t
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-ônti m. whoredom, fornication. -]
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*5uf ad. how. - t>a? how then? .0?
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J5a!.-.I.o!hoa! Âf , , /. sack of
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less by lialf. -ftl meta, lialf as
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'6of lieuteiiaut of a country. -&om
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30C II, ad. agaiu; on the other han
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3nj pnjagiXj f. a. to drive into. i
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3nf JnflumtHj f . n. to fall asleep
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((Sonfonont.) 3,/>r. ye, you. JHy a
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0«m 3val 581 equally, even, consta
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Bapottj a. capot. Bapp y i -) ad. f
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-igheUf. delicacy, niceness, diffic
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my BIyft> to go down the ind. Bneft
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lol. -A ffiffe, to make coffee. -«
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street. -gCpHC) n. lialberd. -gSng)
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hooknose. -Cy0fli0) a. crookLacked,
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:ruI BuniB) a- dodded, without horn
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insensibility, -fatttj a. sensible,
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£ a. contrary to law. -foEning, /.
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farewell! lefpeBonuttgen! God save
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nism. -tyiig) a. syuoiiymous. -ty=
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iZ-of £un 605 worthy. -P«) V. a.
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sparkle. - eftet) to look for witli
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. nage ; -. a. to bend, ti _ cftet,
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ulled. -lifpab, a. loose in tody. -
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maf ntaf?, OT. worm, caterpillar, -
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men atenuett, m. menuet. atet, JITe
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trxi^ moi 617 jOJift, 771. foggy an
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mud ^VXuiHi *'• "• to mutter, t
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tttan I. -flafpifl) a. polysyllaLic
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-vati) m. supper, ben êligft UM- P
Page 635 and 636:
VI un leiy. - UumreriJ) ^^ a. to ma
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not jfl&eltg, a. not noble, ignoble
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Pbirt, /. hemlock. (Dbo (Pftalfej a
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O0U pious. -Jet, / iireligion, impi
Page 643 and 644:
(Dttlfpattnaj f . a. to span, to fa
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(ttegelbunben , a. iiTeguIar. -êt
Page 647 and 648:
I liave uotliiug to do with lier. ;
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p«p ~>appet, n. paper. -8«rf, n.
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ptp s lioins. - (pip) -btuf ) n. pi
Page 653 and 654:
pre ptebif oetnbete,«. the office
Page 655 and 656:
P«fF pu^, m. puddle, plash ; smack
Page 657 and 658: deling a tlie cliest. -Jfvett) n. d
Page 659 and 660: 5vcf Referent, m. reporter, i JlciT
Page 661 and 662: 5iif if tig, a. just, right, true,
Page 663 and 664: 3ium iparlment; T. the hold ; passa
Page 665 and 666: i cowardly. 5i«b friglit, fearfuln
Page 667 and 668: -Smi, girtli. f. -fnapv> '"• tlic
Page 669 and 670: gonte) a. hanging together, coheren
Page 671 and 672: Sdxx |5d)Alottertlof) m. scallion,
Page 673 and 674: Big , @ttt,/»r. one's self, himsel
Page 675 and 676: sluggard, -jljctnernfl , /. pi. the
Page 677 and 678: V. a. to entreiicli, to fortify. if
Page 679 and 680: Sfj Sfo 669 tJnusl from oue's self.
Page 681 and 682: —Peplw > f. n. to exchange •wri
Page 683 and 684: sfyfrfj n. the brim of a hat. Sfrgt
Page 685 and 686: SfotiPftlsfeflel, n. T, main-sail,
Page 687 and 688: SlufAj f. o. to swallow, to devour,
Page 689 and 690: SI6 even ; flat ; wi-etched , worth
Page 691 and 692: Bma painfull, afflicting, tormentin
Page 693 and 694: —te, m. sleeper. Sofrel, n. any v
Page 695 and 696: Spc —|lcn» 'n steatites, soap-ro
Page 697 and 698: Bptsnap; to leap from, -tettjtorun
Page 699 and 700: ©ta ©ta 689 etaii y a. - pa rcfa
Page 701 and 702: ©te -pAton, n. clioakpear. -riC> a
Page 703 and 704: ©to Stolt, a. lofty, hauglify, sta
Page 705 and 706: ©tu till) to strike, to hit. - up^
Page 707: « oman. -as, v. d. -m pib, to abom
Page 711 and 712: T. dogstopper ; gooseneck. SrAttp,
Page 713 and 714: swear to a thing. - jlfl tneil > to
Page 715 and 716: Cf - ?>Knb) from good hands, -t, ad
Page 717 and 718: Sot- 6ot})I«j *>. a. &: n. to sup,
Page 719 and 720: pe tlai - cm crii to lessen one in
Page 721 and 722: speckle. - ^tgrftilig , /. specklin
Page 723 and 724: Zil iel\< 1 *EiQtffiling > /. prepa
Page 725 and 726: Cjo cirtg, /. service, -^jort, n. s
Page 727 and 728: (tTcapp) -lutfet, f. pi. T. ladderw
Page 729 and 730: -t J ad. safely , seriously, witli
Page 731 and 732: Zui city -gate, -febel , m. certifi
Page 733 and 734: Zva double letter. -(Iflfpig, a. ha
Page 735 and 736: nitlQi m. money to live on. - 'Catf
Page 737 and 738: Urtb pawn, pledge, gage. -(jPift*)
Page 739 and 740: Uppforfrtfl) f. a. to up. UppfCtfa>
Page 741 and 742: improver. - UppobIttt0> /• tillin
Page 743 and 744: evolt. -tC) m. mutineer. - Up|)t
Page 745 and 746: Ute UWytJa) f. n. to fly out. Utffy
Page 747 and 748: lltm spent, Iiarassed, weakened. il
Page 749 and 750: Utt Utfoft) a. exquisite, select, c
Page 751 and 752: Val fallâD) n. the elysium of the
Page 753 and 754: X>at -iab, n. bain, bath, -bajjge,
Page 755 and 756: X>ev worldly, profane, temporal, la
Page 757 and 758: Vii ViHi a, mad ; angry. ViUnvaUA)
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Vit ewtj to bear witness of a thing
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Vav V^tii m. ward, care, inspection
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powerfully, niiglitily. powerful, m
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JJIfl, V. n. to howl. of one's sens
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JdajtgA) V- a. to impose, to enjoin
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7(t^ JttlfcaftXJj /. fool-stones, f
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JlnBttfm. grub, wornil, tick; maggo
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(biv 6ft3 chief. -gepaC)«. muskets
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overvoting. -fe, f. a. to overlook;
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pa SpenfPe cdj CnpclfVe SopuAmn, o
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ma0 JUagbalcilA, Magdaleu, /. ntarg
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JDiipclbocfj Dusseldorp. DoSa l>afv
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teb XtebetlanbetnAi pi. Low Countri
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H',.if Al^
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