A new pocket dictionary of the English and Swedish languages

Cjo
cirtg, /. service, -^jort, n. servant.
-l08 J a. -without service, out of service,
-man, m. ofecer. -fTylt'tg, a.
liable to services, -fof«nbe, a. &: f.
soliciting for a place, candidate. —pil=
Itg, f. -flftig.
^Offel, m. slipper.
TCjocE) a. thick, dense, gioss, close, ^OfS, m. tuft. -IaiEa,/. tufted lark.
large, big. -t fIA^b, clothed warm. •mo^A) -tit A) /. crested or juniper tit.
^On '6,t -, she is big with child, -betl, tlofPAj/. matted hair. -, f. a.-ibop>
n. the calf of the leg. -^et,/. thick- to mat. — figj c. r. to grow matted. —
ness, closeness, density, grossness.
-'^Ufmbi n. blockhead. -lef, m.
thickness, bigness. - tljecEfl, /. foggy
and hazy Aveather at sea.
ttjojt, n. score. \_i>. a. to tether,
tt)u5ietj n. tether, tedder. - JEjllbtaj
tCjuf , m. thief, -aftig, a. thievish,
-flftifjl^et, /. thievishness. -baitb,
n. gang of thieves, -gobs > «. stolen
goods, -lyfta, /. dark lanthorn.
-nv€el, m. picklock, -j)ejfe» "j.
black-guard, -ffif, m. theft. -fTytt,
77Z. poacher, -fltecEj «. thievisli tiick.
-(Iryfer, m. gallow-clapper. -rtflt,
/• ttjUfPCti, n. theft, thievery.
tEJufraj V. a. to unleave, to strip of
Sjugaj / pitchfork. [leaves.
tEjugc, a. twenty. - Ijugoiibej a.
twentieth, -ttiugonbagen, the twentieth
day of Christmas, -id-, m. the
twentieth part. - tIjligU) f. tEjuge.
;EjUt, m. bull. -faJtntng, /: bullfighting.
-I^ufpub) n. headstrong fellow,
-pes ) OT. pizzle. -A, v.n.Xo
look surly.
tj^iuffi) «-. a. to enchant ; to fascinate, —
tljusning) /. fascination,
^jutj n. howl, yell; rumbling of the
guts. —A) V. n. to howl, to yell.
tTiabet, m. woodgrouse, -i'ondy f.
heath-pout, wild hen.
ttiaQj n. tent ; hut, cottage.
tEiiirfl, f . a. to tar. -, s. /, tar, liquid
pitch. - (tEjiir) -Hom(ict, n. catchfly.
-I>t(innflre> m. tarmanufacturer.
-?)0f) n. tarwharf. -pytSj^. t
bucket, -qPAJl, ttj. tarbrush, -ig;
tTJAtft) n. pool, standing water.
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tCC) m. ind. imhachelled flax,
tEobAf) m. tobacco. -gHAb» n. tobacco-leave,
-S^AttMAte) m. tobac-
^obiS) m. launce, [conist.
ttof, 77t. felt.
tlofrtg, a, matted.
tEofPCrbeya J /• sorceress, enchantress.
log, TO. iron- wort.
tEof , TO. fool, droll, idiot. -ftOttt,
-gobjfl. easy, -fiitj a. doting, -Otfej
n. foolish word. -pCAt> «. nonsense,
-tolig, a. ridiculous, droll. -toIig=
\)ety f. drollery. -Ai /. foolish woman.
-AS) f . d. to joke, to play the
fool, -tg, a. foolish, simple, silly.
-ig^et) /. foolishness, -tti^ n. fool-
ery, drollery, folly.
^olAg^ TO. town-dues.
^Olf, a. twelve, -iubhtly a. twelvefold,
-looming, -fAttt) m. dodecagon.
-manningAtj to. pi. dodecandria.
-(tjcrtj to. creeper, woodpecker,
-t, TO. dozen, -ttj a. twelfth,
titt bet -te, twelfthly. -tebth "'• tl'e
twelfth part. -PA, /. a twelfth.
Zolft m. interpreter, -Aj v. a. to interprete
, to txplicate ; to translate.
-Ate, f, ttoIE. -ning, / interpretation,
explication, traduction,
ttem, TO. tome, volume.
"lorn, a. empl^, void, vacant. -]&et,
/. emptiness, vacancy. -J^Att^* a.
cmptyhanded,
^ombA^j TO. tombac, pinchback.
ttomling, to. wren, hedgesparrow.
tEomt, TO, ground, place, craft, -gub«
be, TO. hobgoblin, -Ottn, to, watersnake.
— Oten, TO. />/, ground-rent,
-A, v. a. to cultivate.
tEotl, TO. tune, tone. ^aHa -, to play
in tune. tAlA Ut eil l^og -, to talk in
a lofty str.iin. -Att, to. tune, -foftfl,
/. music, -tetfen, «. -rigt, m. actlepAS,
TO. topaz. [cent.