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744 X>cb
m. the party concerned. — Vebttiotlig,
a. due, proper, just, -ettj ad.
duly.
Vtbetielomany m. adversary, contending
party. - (OeJier) -Sopflre,m.
anabaptist, -ffltag, v. p. & d. to be-
fall. -f^S, V. d. to recover, -fflen^e,
n. recovery, -gattaj f. a. to revk-ard,
to requite, to pay , to return. -gatt=
ning) /. return, reward, -tiitt) ni.
law of retaliation. -}>Aftig-,a. bound,
accountable, liable, -la^j ". tantamount,
compensation. -lif e > "'•
equal. -laggA) t'. a. to refute, to
confute, -lapgning,/ confutation,
refutation. -maU, «. pledge, tokt
-mobAj /. pain, anguish, -part,
adversary, -qoitfaj t". a. to recrca
to refresh, to recruit, -qpitfclfe , /.
refreshment. -fafa> '. a. to refuse.
-fflFiire, m. adversary, -fafanfcc, n.
refusal, denial, -ffeit, «. reUected
light, -fpeli n. the contrary, the reverse,
-(lygglig, o. odious, abominable,
execrable, detestable, -jlyggliSUty
-flrggelfe,/. abomination,
detestation, -taga > f. rf- to receive.
-Plljft, /. antipathy, aversion, repugnancy.
-Paga > f . a. to venture,
to liazard. -piit^ig) a. repugnant,
disagreeable, nauseous, distasteful,
loathsome. -Pfltbig^ft, / adversity,
cross, calamity ; nauseousness.
Uef, /. winch. - DefPA, V. a. to turn
round, to wind. — 4f> to unwind. -
iffOP) to roll together, to lap up, to
fold up.
Pcftfl, f. fan. -, f. n. to fan, to winnow,
to ventilate, to wave.
Pefpa) /. i ^tn -ft) at that very time.
t>eite, m. woad.
Pef > a. weak, -a lifpf t , the waist.
-|»et,/. weakness, pliantness, softness,
-lig, a. soft, eileminate. -Ugt,
ad. unmanly. -Itg^Ct , /. softness;
effeminacy. —Iing> m. an effeminate
man. -nAj f. n. to soften, to gro'
soft or jdiant.
Defetag? ". soft-rush.
X>tt
Pefling, m. carpet-weed, raoUugo.
rel&, m. partiality.
Pelf) m. tent.
Delin, m. vellum.
retljleri a. left, titt -y - om» toward
the left. -\)h\t>ti a. lefthanded.
Detttil, m. valve.
Dentilera) f . a. to ventilate.
Depa^ /. any kind of cloth for lapping
about a thing.
OcttfiCCta, V. a. to verify.
ViXl) n. work, performance; affair,
business, fact; establishment. ^)afpa
i~tty to be at work with, i fjelfPa
-Ctj in effect, -bor^, n. shop-board,
-gefall) m. head-journe3Tnan. -lo»,
a. ineffectual, -maflare, m. foreman,
-fantj a. active, efficacious, effective.
-fatni)et, /. activity, efficacy. -|lab,
m. sliop, workshop, -jlol) m, loom,
-(latta ) V. a. to execute, to perform,
to practise, to do. -jlaaatibe, a. bexi
-(latlan^e magtm, the executive
power. -(latttg^et, /. execution,
performance, practice. — f^ttb j f.
actual sin. — tyg> n. tool, instrument. -
X>nU) ad. tia -, to work. -yv. a.
Q, n. to work, to operate, to effect;
to have efl'ect, to operate, to have influence.
— pa> to have influence upon.
- ttlT) to contribute to. — nfeCj a. ef-
ficient, efficacious, active, effectual.
-n> /. effect, operation, influence. -
Oerfligi a. actual, real, -en, ad. actually,"
in Irutli, verily, truly. -Jjft,
/. reality, existence, fact. — Vttttting
, /. effect. -9ftrt» , m. sphere
of activity.
Derlb)/. world, ia -y to know how
to behave among people. fOtC i ~tn,
in foi-mer times, -sbffattt, a. noto-
rious. -sbefTrifning,/. cosraograpliy.
-sbotgare, m. cosmopolite, -ebvgg.
naiyf. fabric of the world. -Stcl,
m. part of the world, -thafy n.
ocean. -6l)i|1orte, /. universal history.
-sFatta, /. map of the world.
-Sfytlfnt) ". system of tlie world.
-8Pi9tct, /. philosophy. -t\\Qy a.