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Vii
ViHi a, mad ; angry.
ViUnvaUA) f. confusion, tumult, medley,
irregvilarity, mixture.
DiOfaca, f. a. to comply, to agree, to
concede, to grant. - t)iCf arift , a.
compliant, condescending. —^et) f.
•«ompliance, concession, granting.
UtflfoC) n. condition, term, proviso,
stipulation. ine& — j conditionally.
me^^et-J upon that condition, -j
pi. circumstances. Pflta i jJO&a — > to
be in good circumstances. —lig j a.
conditional, eventual, arbitrary. —lig
fata, hypothesis, -en, ad. conditi
naIl3^ -f>et, /. conditionality, eve
tuality.
VirtibA) f. cyprinus vimba (fish).
t)iml«, f. n. to swarm in abundance,
to be crowded.
Cimmelfantip, a. giddy, whimsical.
XJimpcl, m. pendant.
t>jn, «. wine, ftna Pinet, rich wines.
-afti^y a. vinous, -berg, «. vineyard.
-iUbt n. vine-leaf. -VetQning,/.vindemiation,
vintage, -byg&j
/. vinous country, -bat , n. currant.
-fcrjifPflj /• grape, -btanf, -briietBi
m. lees of wine, -fat, n. wine-cask.
-flUtFfl, /. gherkin. -0ar&, m. vineyard.
-^an&UtC, m. wine-merchant.
-FatlatC, m. wine-cellar, tav
— lail& , n. >vine-country ; vineyard,
-mobet, /. wineniother. -muji, m.
most, -pipa, /. wine-pipe. -JJtOf,
n. wine-trial, -tfltlf a,/, vine-branch,
-ruta, /. rue, herb of grace. -f?artf,
m. vintner, tavern-keeper; cup-bearer;
wine-buft'et. -flett, m. tartar,
-fictf, m. vine, -fur, a. winy, -fyra,
/. acidity of wine, -trab, n. v'
-tutt, m. impost on wine, -atttta,
/ vinegar, wine-vinegar.
t)inb, a. awry, warped, cast.
Vinb, m. garret, loft, cockloft. -$fon=
fiet, -sglugg, m. garret-window.
-9fammare, m. garret-room.
t>inb, m. wind, gale, breeze, gob - ,
fair wind, ta -en af en, to get the
wind of one. ttim -, large wind.
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bojteI,/7i.whiffer. -fana,/. weathercock,
-fang, n. folding- skreen.
-faHe, n. windfall, -^unb, m. greyhound.
-Iaft>e, m. woboard. -tnatt,
n. anemometer. -fFifpa, /. the card
or face of a sea-compass, -fjjclare,
f. Oinglare. -Spoliy "»• curlew.
-(iitta, /. calm, -(iyf, a. windliglit.
-(lot, m. puff of wind. -«gn, m.
flourishing furnace. -Paf , /. hole
in the ice occasioned by the wind.
-PatStib, m. T. windtide. -agg, n.
wind-egg, addle-egg.
Dinb, m. winch, windlass, -a, v. a.
to heave, to wind, -a (lyftj to heave
taught, -bre,/. drawbridge, -brunn,
m. drawwell. —fpel, «• windlass,
capstan, capsteru. [squint-eyed.
Oinba, V. n. to squint. - IJiubogb, a.
finbel, m. -fnatfa, /. the royal staircase;
wreath, -tra^jpa, / spiral
stairs; wentletrap. -ott, /. convol-
volus.
Pingab, a. winged. - t)inge, m.
wing. - (Oing) -fiabec, m. flagfeather,
-fober, m. sheath -wing.
-fnii, n. carpus, -pentia, /• pen.
-tagg, m. jacana, sandpiper.
Dingia, v. n. to shuffle, to practise
indirect methods , to play fast and
loose, -re, m. shuffler. - pinflleri,
n. shuffling, slight.
l?inf, m. beck, sign, wink, ge en - at
nagon, to give one a hint, -a, v. n.
to beckon, to wink.
tJinfei, m. angle, comer, -bafe, m.
square ; composing-stick. —fna , n.
T. lodging-knees, -matt, n. square,
recipiangie. -rat, a. rectangular,
-font , m. T. lamdoides. - Pinflig,
a. angular, coniered.
^Sinnd't v. a. & n. to win, to gain, lo
obtain, to get, to carry, to attain, to
earn, to acquire, to make. - fa n^i
gon , to get the better of one. -nbe,
n. till ixbim -nbt-, in order to gain
time. - Dinning, / gain, profit, lucre,
advantage, -slyflen, a. eager of
gain, self-interested. - Pinnlagga