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tIrot9j n. spite, defiance. -, pa ett.
tia -, in spite. - Icotffl, v. a. & n.
to defy, to brave, to dare ; to brave. -
Irotfig^ a. bold, daring, audacious,
insolent. -l)et, /. insolence.
tltottokj n. causey.
tErottflcn, m. rich copper regulus.
lErubiiA, V. a. to blimt. - tTrutbip) adisedged,
blunt, obtuse. - t>infel,
obtuse angle. - nafa , pugnose. -t
ftJAt, blunt answer, -^et, /. blunt-
iiess, obtuseness. - (tErubb) -lafi
dier's lichen. -t>inf el , m. obtuse
angle. -t>ittflt0, a. obtusangular
tEnJ0, n. force, constraint, threat,
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of faitli. -sbefannclfC, /. confession
of faith. -9f0tt>«nfct, m. one of the
compulsiot
force , to press, -a Af Cfl ttagJt j to
same religion. -ilatAy f. doctrine of
faith, dogma. -viitbiQfa. credible,
extort a thing from one. —a n^gjt
pa fn J to press a thing upon one.
true, veracious, faithful, genuine. -smal, n. compulsion.
-Partiflljet) /• crediblencss, faithful- tCrumf, m. trump, -a, V. n. to trump.
UtOfe, m. trophy. [ness, veracity. tIrumlA, lErmniA, v. n. & a. to beat
tttott) n. goblin, hobgoblin, monster. the drum ; to beat, to drum. — j a. /.
-h'dtj n. oneberry, herb-paris. -^ont)
m. sorcery, witchcraft, magic, en-
drum; sewer, conduit, sliore.- (itrutn)
-tufrAj / roughfootcd dove. -\)inchantment,
charm, spell. —gutbCj m. tlAj/. the tympan of the ear. -pinnt,
corktumbler. -ftJtl) m. sorcerer, m. drumstick. -fPilinj n. the parch-
wizard, enchanter, -fotlfl) /. magic, ment of the drum, -flag, n. beat of
the black art. -f'otty n. byssus bom- drum, -flapate, m. drummer.
bicina (plant). -lyftA, /. magic lan- ttrumpen, a. sull«n, sm\y, sow. -})tt,
tern. -jjacEA) /. witch, liag, sorce- f.
ress, enchantress. — fTottj n. disease
sudden in its attack on cattle. -flail=
J»(l, /. libella, adder-fly. -fniot, «.
witchesbutter. -fpegcl, m. magic
min-or. -(Iflf, m. magic wand, -jlen,
m. fairy-stone. — fl ) *". n. to witch,
to conjure. ~Zt\y n. sorcery, witclicraft.
— jTj a. magic.
tErotnpet, f. tEtumptt.
JErepP) ni. troop ; company, set, crowd.
-At, pi. troops, forces, -pis , ad. in
troops. — a» V. n. to troop. — A Af>
to troop off or away.
tEtO# , ni. rope , coil ; baggage, -hotten,
m. ceiling, -btatlfl, m. driver
of a baggage-waggon, -fans, / fanion.
-pojfe, m. black-boy. -PAgtl,
m. baggage-waggon.
sourness.
ZCcuinpet, m. tmmptt; T. sheepshank.
-fPatt, n. sound of the trumpet,
-tatfe, n. bandrol. -a, «•'. n. £t
a. to sound the trumpet; to trumi)et.
-a Ut, to trumpet forth, to divulge.
-are, m. trumpeter. [players.
titupp, m. en - fotnebtantet, a set of
^tUt, m. jaw, moutli, snout.
tErutt, m. herring-gule.
Hry, n. fly-lioneysuckle.
tjrytf , n. press, print, ge ut pa -ft,
to publish by the press, -fel, «. fault
of the printer; errata. -fcil)Ct, /.
liberty of the press. — fatg, m. printing-ink.
-pappet, ". printing-paper.
-pre#, m. piintJng-prcss. -ftJatta, f.
-farg. - 'Q^rytfa, i'. a. to press, to
squeeze ; to print ; to oppress, to press,
to pinch. - af, to discliarge. - cftct,
to print after, to pirate, -in, to
squeeze in. - neb, to press down, to
depress, to oppress. — pa , to press
on, to press close to. -nbe, a. -nbe
neb, pressing necessity, -te, '«.
pressman; printer. - tCtytfe, n. trig-
ger, tricker; latch. - tErytfning j /.
squeeze, pressure, weight ; printing.
trryffel, m. truffle.
tErygg, a. secure, safe, sure; grave,
serious. -})it^ f.
security, safely,
tranquillity; seriousness, calmness,
cold blood. -A fig, V. r. tiU eO. rib,
to trust to, to depend upon, -eligen.