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chief. -gepaC)«. muskets, -gifra, v.
a. to abandon J to forsake, to desert;
to deliver, to present; to leave off.
-5ifean^e) n. abandonment, -gif'
»en» a. rash, desperate, mad, abandoned
; sliglited, neglected, -gifpett
«f Ufatne , given over by the physicians,
-gjutfl, V. a. -giiita met)
to overspread -mth, to overlay with.
-gS) v. a. a n. to excel, to surpass ;
to be beyond; to befall , to happen.
-ffaenbti a. transitory, -gaiigj m.
passage ; transition ; desertion ; sm-render,
yielding up. Set f)At en
—gcngj it is only a transient evil.
—^ani ) y. superiority, ascendancy.
]&a-]&An&j to sway, fa-l&snbjto pre-
vail, -^etit) m. chief pastor, -l^ette,
m. supreme lord, superiour; lieadmaster.
-{)ettfF«p, n. supremacy,
sovereignty, -^et, /. power; prince,
king, queen, sovereign. -^tttW-, f.
tlie royal family. -!()OfntarfFi;lf y m.
lord high chamberlain. -'i)i\xni'
ll«re, m. high steward. -l?opa) i^.
a. to overwhelm, to overcharge.
-l)Cp}Jlting, /. jumping over. -^uf=
rub) n. supreme head, chief. -tjlf=
rub) ad. upon an average. — I?ll6)
71. the upper liouse, the house of
lords, -^(ittgfel, n. covei-ture. -\)'i\u,
V. a. to cover, to overspread. — iliS
flgj V. r. to act with rashness or passion,
-iltttlig) /. passion, precipi-
tance, -ittfecnbe, «. chief inspection.
-iorbifJ, a. celestial. -F.*.tn»iiatlbetrf,
m. lord chamberlain, -flof, a. overwise,
presumptuous, -flof^et, /.
presumption, -flfiba, v. a. to co
to invest, to clothe, -f labtlitig , /.
coverture, upper garment, coat,
-fomfl» m. coming over, arrival,
-fotfA, V. a. to cross out. -Foftttflb;
/. aftercost. -Ifl(l) m. surcharge
upper lading. -Ia(l«) v. a. to overcliarge.
-I«(la fig, v. r. to get drunk.
-IhM, a. drimk. -lefpa, /.
mains, residue, remainder, wi
-If ft>A ) V. a. to overlive, to outlive
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to live to see ; to experience. -Ief=
V>fltl&e> a. surviver. -lemttiJj v. a. to
deliver, to siurrender up ; to transfer,
to leave, to abandon, to resign, to
submit. -lemttfl «. crowd of
people ; incessant sollicitations, plen-
ty, rest, supererogation ; orlop ; sjiare—
deck, till -lepVS, in plenty, remain-
ing. -lo}.'psgerningat ,/. /j/. works
of supererogation. -lata , v. a. to
make over, to resign. -laber, «. dibbiugs,
vamp. -lagga, V. a. to deliberate,
to debate, to confer. -Iagg=
ttilig,/. deliberation, consideration.
-lagfeti, a. superiour. -lagfciibet,
/. superiority. -Ian, n. fief held ia
chief. -lans^erre, m. lord paramount,
-lapp , m. upper lip. -Iag=
nitigj /. learning by heart, -lopa*
V. a. (t n. to overrun, to imporl\inc ;
to desert. -loparC) m. deserter, turncoat,
-tljagcj m. minor, infant, one
under age. -ntflft, /. superiour
power, superiority, -matt) m. superiour.
—mantlA) *". a. to overcome,
to overmaster. -meitfFlig, a. superluimau.
-mob, n. arrogance, presumption,
-mobig, a. temerarious,
insolent, presumptuous, arrogant,
-motgoil, x-t ad. after to morrow.
-mal, n. overmeasure. -matt, n.
overmeasure. -mattan, ad. exceed-
-m^ttati glab, over-joyed. -maf=
tig J a. prevalent, overmatching.
-naturlig, a. supernatural, -nog,
ad. more than enough. -Officer, m.
commission-officer. -rafTa, f. a. to
surprise. -CafFtltttg, /. surprise.
-totf, m. surtout. -rttmpla, >. a. to
take by surprise, to surprise, -rumpling,
/. surprise, -rafna, V- a. to
compute, to calculate. — rafning , f.
supputation, calcule. -rbfla, v. a. to
outvote, to overrule; to outvoice, to
outcry, to overtune. -refining,/.