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A DICTIONARY 



ENGLISH SYNONYMES 



SYKOSYMOUS OH PAMLLEl EXPEESSIORS 



DESIGNED AS A PRACTICAL GUIDE TO APTNESS AND VARIETY 
OP PHRASEOLOGY 



By KICHAKD SODLE 



The eKerdoii of dotiiing a thought In a completely new set of 
ncreosefl Doth elearnesa of thought and mastory over words. Jt |9 the t 
isoUdthoaBlitthat tt wlllbearuchanga of olotlilng.— J. E. Seelkv. 



BOSTON 

LITTLE, BROWN, AND COMPANY 

1871 



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Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year IBTl, by 
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PREFACE. 



' I ""HE miin deanrri cf Ihi-: DictH'iiaty is to provide a reidy 
■^ meana of i ■distance when one is it a loss for a word 
or an eipreisioa that best suits a p^ltlcula^ turn of thought or 
mood oi the mmd, oi that may ohviate an iingran,ful repetifion 
Even practised and skilful writers tre sometimes embanassed 
in the endeaTor to make i venteai e more clear simple terse, 
or ihythmical, hj the substitution of one foim of diction for 
another It is piesumed that they, aa well as notices in tom- 
posifion, will find the piesent woik usehil in overcoming diffi- 
culties of this sort. 

As to the method of U'lmg it Whenever a dcubt arises m 
regard to the fitness of any word, and a better one is not readily 
suggested, let the writer turn to this word in its alphabetical place. 
Under it will be found the words aud phrases, or some clew to 
the words and phrases, which, in any connection, have the same 
meaning as itself, or a meaning very searly the same. That oae 
of them, which comes nearest to expressing the exact shade of 
thought in the writer's mind, will be likely to arrest the atten- 
tion and determine the choice. 

In most cases, aJl the words that belong to any group will 
be found in that group. But in some instances, as when the 
same word falls into two or more groups that are near to each 
odier, or when there are so many synonymes for a word that a 
repetition of every one of them under each in its alphabetical 
place would seem to he too formal and prolix, the inquirer is 
referred to some prominent word among them for a view of the 
whole. Under the word Blockhead, for example, reference is 



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made to the word dunce, — printed, for this purpose, in amall 
capitals, aa here, — under which will be found all the words 
that are synonymous with it. This example is given because it 
is the most marked one in our langaage of a multiplicity of 
terms for the same idea. 

Many nouns ending ia ness, and adverbs ending in ly, have 
been omitted in their alphabetical places, for the reason that 
' their ajnoajmes are aufficieatly indicated by the corresponding 
adjectives. 

The aim has been to present at a siagle glance the words or 
modes of speech which denote the same object, or which express 
. the same general idea, with only slight shades of difference. 
There has been no attempt at elaborate discussion of the nice dis- 
tinctions that obtain between words apparently synonymous ; 
but hints of such distinctions have been ^ven whenever it was 
practicable to give them briefly in a parenthetical remark. 

In preparing this Dictionary, free use has been made of the 
following works : Eoget's Thesaurus of Words and Phrases ; 
the Quarto Dictionaries of Webster and of Worcester ; Crabb's 
SjTionjTues ; Graham's Synonymes ; Wliately's Synonymes ; 
Piatt's Synonymes ; the Dictionaries of Synonymes by Fenby, 
Sherer, Mackenzie, and Smith; the Medical Dictionaries of 
Dunglison and of Thomas ; and the United States Dispensatory 
by Wood and Baohe, It contains much, however, that has been 
gathered frora a wide field of miscellaneous reading during a 
long series of years. 

The author is under special obligations to his friends Mr. 
Justin Winsok, Mr. William A. Wheklrk, and Mr. Loomis 
J. Campbell, for the interest they have manifested in the 
progress of the work, and for their valuable suggestions and 
criticisms. 

Brooklinb, January 2d, 1871. 



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A DICIIONABY 



ENGLISH SYNONYMBS. 



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EXPLANATOEY TABLE. 



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Algebra 


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Arithmetic 


Mil 


Astnl 


A8lrol<«y 


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CoikjnncliDD 
EccleslasUcal 
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Qeometry 


Oram 


Grammar 




Greek 


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InterJMliDn 



Umtea States. 



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w to tbat vord In Its alphabeUeal place vltere addltlDQal eynonjmea oi s 
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STNONTMES. 



AballenaUoD, «■ {Lcac.j Alienaitlciii, 

transfer, dsmlae, convayaiuiB. 
A1>andoii, V. a, 1. Leave, lellmiiiisli, 

ubjure, Eirewear, give OTar, oast o^ 
retlreftom, withdraw from. 
!t. Sariead.ei, eede, yield, resign, 

CATE, deliver np, giTo up, part witi, 

Abandoned, a. ' 1. Belinquielied, de- 
berted, ftirsaken, east owny, rejeotea, 
dlsusrded, given up, given over, cast 
off. 

a. DepraTed, eonnpted, corrout, 
pibfljgate, vlWBB, rin^, wteked, ms- 
Bolutfl, leprebaCe, graoelesa, BhamelsBS, 
unprfnf^plBd, lost, oMorate, hardaied, 

Impenitent, toooTii^blEL * ^.t~.<~•~ 

demoralized, loflt to tmi 

Abandnnuient, «. 1. Abandoning, te- 
linquMiment, deaertloil, derelictlou. 

3* B«nxm(^tlon, fiurrender, oeaalrm, 
le^natlon, abuegaUoD, iLtiluialJon, le- 

Jeotioii, ABDIOATION. 

Abartlculation, fl. {Med.) IXartbtosii!. 
Abuse, M. a. 1. Depress, lower, reduce, 

drop, sinft, stoop, east down, lat down, 

let rail. 
it. D^ade, humble, diraraee, dis- 

lionoij liBmlUate, debsse, bring low, 

,^ ^, ... ^. HepreBsion, detrn- 

__ . n, reduotion, lowerii^, ftll, deterloca- 
tlon, decradatioii, dettasemen^ degen- 
eracy, filiation, perversion, deprava- 



3. HumiUattoB, cocdeecensCoD, sub- 
mladon, snlimia^Yeneffi, resignation, 
hutoiUft, meelmeas humMenesB, lowli- 

Abasii, V. a. Shame', mortify, confuse, 



humiliate, humble. 



Abaehmeiit, n. Confusion, 
mortifloatioD, embarrsBament. 
Abate, - ' " ' 



1. Leesen, diminisli, de- 
w, i»<ju:Ce,lower, relax, alaeken. 
Remit, allew, bate, rebate, deduct. 

Modetate, assuage, mitigate, 

soothe, soilea, guOli^, alleviate, mol- 
^ity, aJlaj, appease, paci^, compose, 
ranouilhae, temper, attemper, qidet, 
lueli: calm dull, blunt 



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Abate, f. n._ 

3. (Za«).) . 
or overilirown 
Abatement, r 



■■ defeated, fruatrated, 

1. Dlmlnuaon, de- 
■, mtljgallDn, awnaee- 
t, extenuatlcm, reijua- 



e,ebb. 



_ , , rebate, de- 

diu^tion, teduotiOD, drawbooli:. 

Abbey, »■ Monastery, convent, ctdster, 
priory, nunnery. 

AWbrerlatej V, a. Shorten Ifig evtlvi^ 
Hff"), curtail, rednce, contract, retrencU, 
ABBiDOB, oondenee, compress, epito- 
mize, cut short, cut down. 

Abbreviation,!!. Shortening (6j; cu«ijia 
(jf ), cHtt^lmeBt, oontracUon, i 



V. a. Beeiga (or o#ce or dig- 



., Abdicatji^ resignation. 



aliuil,a. 

Lbdomlnous, a. Large-bellied, greats 
bellied, b^-bellled, pot-bellieii, tun- 



away, pull back. 



I Withdraw, dran 



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drawal, withdrawmeutj dra^lii^ away- 
3. Kidnapping. 
Aberdertne, ». Siskin (Cea-Oadii sfii- 

Aberrance, n. Devl^tlcin, departure. 

Aberrant, a^ !■ l>«v}atji^, wiindeilng, 
rambliue, diverging, divergent, devloue, 
erraljc, out of the way. . 

a. Ineeular, abnormM, umiatiirai, 
ouustutl, tdngolar, peculiar, tmoinalaus, 
vnconfoFmaDle, exceptional, strange, 
anomailstio, ecoantiie, monstcoua, pie- 
tomatnrai. 



._, ^-Tegnlarity, , 
lailty, pecuiiarity, * 
formlty, fttionmly, 

a. iQution, deiu^n, Ijallacination, 

monomania, Helf-deceptlon, 

Abet, V, a. 1, Aid, aealaC, lielp, support, 

eoccor, Becond, BustEiin, uptiold, bsjik, 

co-opeiats nilii, tBlLe part with, give 



Abeyance, ^ 1- (Lan/.) lixpeetaHon 
proBpeot, eipeotanc;, waitjns, antldpa 
tioii, oalaoiauon, coatemplalKm. 

a. Snspenas, ceaBrvatfon, intermls 
eion, remiediin, dormKDoy, quleecence. 

AblLOT, V. a^ Hate, alrmninate. deteat, 
loaOie, nanseate, slirtnli from, recoil 
Dxan, Bliudder at, Tien witli liorror. 

Abhorrence, ». Abomination, Iioiror, 
detcelatlon, hatred, loBthlng, diHguet, 
antipath;, avetaion. 

Atrlwnrrent, a. !■ Hating, detecting, 

iftp OEUouB, olE^^vo, Bhockli^, repng- 

Abide, n. «. 1. Siay, Bqloum, tair" 
lodge, rest, keep,. take up one's qni 

a. Dwell, reside, live. Inhabit, sett 
piant one^s selfj get a (botlng, get 

a, Bemtin^ continue, perdst, pen 
vera, atrnaisr, go on, keep on, be sCea 
last, l>e constants 

4. EnCtore, bear. 
Abide, V. a. 1. Await, attend, wait 6 
be in readiness for, be in store Bir. 



constant, continuing, stable. 



Ability, «. I. Power (lo e3:e™(e onjf 
tkiao), ableness, force, patency, might, 
e@icieixcy, efficacy, atrenoUk, energy, 
skill, BkUfulnesB, dextarfty, address, 
clevarneBs, ingenuity, talent, aptitude, 
aptaees, knack, expertness, lacililj, 
quickness, leadineee. 

a. Quallflcatlon, competency, aalH- 
(dency. 



nesB, faoulty, 0a, parts, genius, endow- 
Toent, oaltbre, tank, tarn. 
Aldectj o, Bmo, vile, mean, low, des- 
' ricaue, contemptible^ be^arW, paltr;. 



ble, liegraded, wortliless, poor, servile, 
slavish, menial, eneakiivg, sordid, 
shabby, acuny, miserable, wretched, 
low-minded, baae-nllnded, earth-bom. 

Abjection, 'n. 1. {Bfa-e.'] Humbling, 
humiliation. 
9. Abssen. ,_ ... 

AMectness, n. Heanne 
vUeneas, baseness, abaaemenr, aojec- 
tion, contempUblenem. 

Abdoration, I. Benunidation [vpm 
oaih), relinquishment, reJecUon, aban- 
donment, abnegation. 



, ABHEOiTG, give 

a. Kstraet, revoke, : 
withdraw, disavow, take 
Ible, a. 1. Clever, acoi 
enMd, adroit, ingenious 
terous, apt, qoiok, sfc 
proficient, good, veraed. 



i. Qualified, fitted, oompetant. 
1. Cap^la, gUted, powerful, strong, 
■ ity, highly endowed. 
'*--—' •--"-9, telling. 



Abnegation, n. Denial, renuiu^ation, 
rejeellon, abandonment, abjuration, 
surrender. 

Abnormal, a. Irregular, anomalous, 
auomallatic, unusual, unnatural, sin- 
gular, peculiar, aneotitbrmable, excep- 
tional, hetaroclllfi, aberrant, eccentric, 
ei-ratio, etcai^e, monstroua, pretemat- 

Abnonnity, n. Irregularity, uncon- 
formity, anomaly, pecuUarily, singu- 
larity, monstrosity. 



Aboajrd, ad. 



1 board, in the ship, 1 



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Abolish, V. K. 1. Abrogate, annnl, dis- 
annul, repeal, raeiand, revoke, cancel, 
□ullUf, qnasb, vacate, invalidate, set 
aslde-make vtaA. 

S. Destroj, overthrow, ettbvert, oblll^ 
raate, exdi^a(«, eradicate, anninilate, 
eMlnguiBb, enpprma, BiBEBTiBUBH, 
do awa;, pat an end to. 

AliDlitlan.n. 1. Abnwatlon, annnlniBnt, 
annalllng, naUlficauon, reaolndli^, le- 
vocatlnn, cancelUi^, repeal, reeiuSBiolt. 
3, BeetTuctlon, overthrow, sahver- 
sion, oblltera^n, exlirpatloii, eradlca- 
tJon, aimlhllatlcni, extinction, cxUn- 
guieiuneot, auMireadon, mbestab- 

1. Hateful, odlouB, 
\d, horrlhle. execrable, 
ahle, cursed, accaised, 

3. IioatlieoiDe, oftfendTe, obnoxious, 
frml, nauBeoua, uaueeatllK, diEguBtine, 
sickening, repul^ve, revoldng, shook- 

I'. Vlie, wretched, sorrj, scQrvy, 
shabby, bad. 
Abominate, v, a. Abhor, detest, exe- 
crate, liate, loathe, nauseate, elirlnlt 
ftom, leoial ftom, shudder at, view 



Abominntion, 



1. Abliorrenee. 



orlt^al, first, native, Indlgenons, 
AtHurtion, n. 1. MIscaniage. 
uocese, vain effort or attempt. 



. MIscaiTjlng, faiUng, 



avalUDg, 
Qtlesi, iat 



less, bootlera, Ineffeotoal, inefibcttve 
Snoperative, nnancoeBsM, profltlesB, fa- 
Mle, unproHtAble, Idle, DUgntory, ir 

Abound^ o. ». 1. Teem, awarm, super- 
abound, swell, flow, Inci.'eaee, mnltdply 
be In great plenty, he numerous, ai 
very prevalani;. 

8. Biaberate, ln:iunat«, revet, naii- 
ton, he wen furnished, he weU supplied 



4. Through, over. 
About, <id. 1, Around, here and there. 
8. Nearly, near, approximately, not 

3. Ready, In a state of readiness, on 



ave.pnp. i. Higlier than. 
S. Over, exceeding, more than 

I. Beyond, suiierior to. 






4. Too h^ for. 
Above, ad. 1. Ovei 
in a h^ place, 
a. Bettoe, In a former part. 
3. Of a hi^er rank or order. 
Above all. Chiefly, la the first j^lace, 

before all olher considerations. 
Above-lMHtrd, mi. Openly, candidly, 
Ingenuously, frankly, ^owely, felrly, 
In opea sigiit, without aiUllce, without 
equivocation, witlumt guile, without 
disguise. 
t....j. _ . ScBAPB, Tteat away, 



aiWgh, 






lb off- 



Abrasion, . , 

blng, disintegration, , 

weeing away, weuiag off, rubbing 

Abreast, ad, 1. .Alongside, side by 

3. -Ag^nst, off, on a line wit£, oppo- 

Aliri^ge, o. a. 1. Shorten [by cmnpreii- 
sion)^ epitomise, condense, conipresa, 
malie on abstract of- 

Z. IMmlnlsIi, reduce, contract, cur- 
tall, lessen, abbbbvU-TE, retrenoh. 



summary, at>stract, digest, s^opslB, 



1, ail. 1. Broached, topped, o 



peaT revoke, rescind, cancel, abolish, 
nullify, quaen, vacate, liivBlldale, over- 
rule, set aeide, do away, make void. 
Abroeatlon, ". Bepeal, I'esdsalDn, rc- 
si^ung, abolition, annnhuent, annul- 



a. Sudden, unexpected, anantiid- 
pated, prei^pltate, hasty, unseaeonahle, 
Dl-tlined, nnlookcd fbr. 

4. Short, blunt, unceremonious, curt. 

5. Inelegant (oi style), stiff, oramped, 
harsh, dlaoonneoted, unconnected. 

Abscess, 1. Sore, ulcer, ffeater, Impost- 
bnme, pnatnle, gathering, bofl. 



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, abstxacUon, preocea- 



jn. uii, tifl^Gt one's escape- 
.!. Hide, aaerete one's self. 
Absence, It. 1. Non-ttttendance, 
appeal 

S. ImAGOUUlUU, BIN 

patdon, ^BtTacticut, 

brown Btad;, absence of mlnil 

3. Want, OeflidencT, lack, default. 

4. FliTdtlon, neeatlon. 

Absent, a. 1. Away, gons, not present. 

5. AbBtractad, preoccupied, iuattoi- 
tive, dreamily, musing, lost, napping, 

. absent-minded, In a btotm Mudy. 
Absent-mlniied, a. Abstracted, ab- 

Abgeut one's self, Be not present, 

Absolnte, a. 1. Independent, unre- 
Btriotcd, Tuianalifled, onlimiteil, uncon- 
ditional, nncondllloned, complex, per- 
fect. 

B. Deapoao, arbitrary, tyrannical, 
t^?annou9, Impeitons, impBraUve, au- 
tliorilAtlva, autocratic, dictatorial, irre- 
spondble. 

3. Positive, actual. leat, Teiilabl^ 
determinate, decided, genuine, cate 
goilcal, uneqniTOcal, oeiE^n. 
Absolateif, ad. 1. Completely, un 
cDudltlDaal]?, nithoutlimlE. 

S* TrtjT, actually, positively, iLdeed, 
really, iniaot, In reality, in truth. 
Abaolr' " " 



STeneiw, reality, actuality. 



. Absolutenees, arbitra- 

riuaes, daapotiBm, tyranny, auMeiaey. 
-- iDBolnboryt *^- Clearing, acquitting, 
releasing, pardoning, for^ving, absol- 

AbsolTotory, a. ABSOiiTTTOET. 
AtwDlve, V. a. Acquit, clear, r^ase, 

liberate^ free, discharge, loose, deli — 

wccnlpats, eionerate, excuse, foi^ 

pardon, jubiIBt, aet free. 
Absorb, V, a, 1. Imbibe, take In, t 

up, Book In, auck up, drink in. 
a. Consume, eJtSaust, destroy, 

goi^e, devout, ei^nlf, swallow up. 



i, a. Absorbing, imbibing. 
n, n. 1. Absorbing, 
rossment, occupation, engage- 



, , and, keep 

team indulgence. 
Abatemlons, a. Abstinent (., „ 

saber, moderate, babituaUy temperate, 

sparing fn diet. 
Abetemli ~ 



>BtlTicnce, n. 1. Abataluli^, refi^aln- 

it. Abstemiousness, aolwruess, tem- 

>stinoui, a. 1, Abstaining, featlng. 

a. Abstemions, sober, temperate. 
iBtract, «. a. 1. Separate, dlsunlt*, 
ilBJain, dissociate, ieolate, detscb, dis~ 

^r^Take, seiz^j appropriate, steal, 

. Abrii^e, abbreriate, epitomize, 



S. Occult, recondite, subtile, refli 
abstracted, ABeTCDSB. 
Abstract, n. Abridgment, ^1t£ 

inaiuui, syoopsls, syllabus, outline, 
gest, brief, brc- — — ' — '■ 



breviary, i 

, _— e statement. 

Ab8tiact«a, a. 1. SublSla, refined, ab- 
-'-aot, abstruBO. 

I. Inattentive, preoccupied, Icet, 

minded, in a 






AbsfenMition 



L. SeparaUon. 



lection, digunctlon, Ist 

a. Pmruwupation, inattention, rev- 
f, muse, absence, absence of 






mysnc, myHooai, mgn, aomaot, ao- 
Btracted, nubtile, refined. 
Absnrd, a. Unreaeonabie, Irrational, 
foolish, noneen^cal, lidiculDnB, Incon- 
gruouB, senseless, unwise, ^ly, stu- 

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«d, ffi-adviseS, contrary ai 
&ary to the dictates of oi 



Absiirdltir,n. _, — , — ^-.— - — .,,,— 
rationality, GiDlisluLeBa, fOlly, foolec]', 
extrayaganoa, absurdnem. 

3. Pabihoz, HABK'B 'SKsr, OABtr 
BEFOBB THXl BOBBE, Sbaurd ttUtlg. 

Absordnesa, »• Absitrditt. 
Absurd story, Cook-«nd-bnll-story, 
fiddle-fiidaie, ndther rfiyme nor rea- 



utility, coploui 



enough, great plenty. 
a, Abaunduig, . . Xowii 
plentifiil, pleiueous, co, 
eniJwrtHifc Imnriant, i 



<iyerfiowing, plentifiil, plei&ous, cc^- 

— 1. eniJwrtHit, Imnriant, re- 

largs, ample, good, liberal, 
avlah.ri'-'- ' '— "■■-'- 



bDunidful,'laviikj ricl^ temilng, thick. ' 
Abuse, V. a. 1. Misuse, mlaemploy, 
misapply, pervert, proadtute, desecrate, 
profane, make an ill use of. 

a. Maltreat, barm, injure, hurt, 111- 
trsat-Ul-nsa. 

3. Beyfle, repioaoh, vilify, slander. 



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«ieer at, speak fll of, accuse faisal; 
mn ^itli t^nt praiaa. 
I. Violate, outr^e, ravish, deflour. 
lae, n. 1. Mtsapplicalion, tniaae 



3* Corrupt piRcttce. 

4. Vitupea^tlffli, rallii^!, reviling, 
oontunMlv, obloqar, opprobrium, in- 
BQlt, sonrrlUty, iftaMry, JAW, foul In- 
vecttve, rude reproaeli. 

Abnsive, a. Keproocliful, opprobrious, 
scuTCiloua, ribaici, contumelious, Titu- 
psrative, condamnatoiy, danioatoiy, 
invective, cainmiiious, dsnuneiatory, 
tnsultil^, Insolent. 

Abut against, 1 Meet (end to end or sMe 

Abntopoi^ j tomfi),beooHtiguoufl. 

Abyas, tt. 1' Gulf, ffoi^, great aeptb, 
bottomless enlf or ^t. 

5, Hell, fliabo, putgatorv- 
Acaileiiiii^, I a. 1- Scbolaatie, llter- 
Academiciil, ( a^, lettered. 

a. Platonic, of Plato. 
Academy, n. Scliool, seminary, Innti' 

tnta, gymnaeium, bioli Ecbool, college. 
Acarpous, a. (S7<.) llnftnitfiil, sterile, 

bari-en, fiiiltlesB, nnpindnotive. 
Accede, v. ii. Consent, ^ree, aasant, 

tt«|UleBoe, oomply, yield aaBont, give 

Awelenite, n, a. Hasian, expedil 

bnrry, qnlckcn, speed, precipitate, d 

spttloft, urge forwai-d. push fijrwar 

■ posh on, ptesB on, ui^a on. 

Acceleratlan, n. Hastening, inozea 

of velocity. 
Axxontftt. 1, Intonation, cadence, ton 
modoiatlon of voice. 
a. BttOBioa a certam syllable). 
Accent, c. a, Aecentnate, lay sdeas 

upon, pronounce vlth accent- 
Accents, n. pi. Langnsge, worOs. 
Aooentuatfl,tT.a. 1. Mark witli accent, 
put tha mark of accent upon. 
8. Accent, lay strasa upon, prononnoe 

Accept, w. a. 1. Take lahat is qff^ed), 

a. Admit, assent to, agree to, accede 

bTEaHniate, r^ard, value. 
Acceptable, a. Welcome, pleasing, 
pleasant, agreeable, grataM, gratify- 



3. (O™.) Acc6ptadblll[q/"e3«Sa?we). 
.oo«>tiition, 11. Meajili^, slgnitlcadim, 



Aocessary, 
ting, hefp] 



jlsting, aiding, al>et^ 



aa(j(). 

HXBBOTS, a. Assisting, j 
aessory, ». 1. Conifedi 
a. Accompanitaent, attendant, coi 

H^dence, «. Orammar, rudiments i 
ilements of grammiu:. 
Accident, «. 1. Casualty, chance, fo 



ity,n 



. Property, quality, modiScation, 

Accidental, a. 1, Casual, tbrti 
tntii^enl^ Ibat happens by cl 



:, Incidental, advei 



Contingency, (ot- 



iS^l 



IPoeScol.] 



, rtaud 
^lat,j 






C, cheer, cty, outcry, 
aliaut of applause. 

AccIimaUie, I: 
iUmate. 

a. AcctuuiTi;. 

jlirity, n. Ascent, elope litpicarcis), 

rising ground. 
Accmumodate, v. a. 1. Oblige, servo, 
supply, furnish, do a service (Or, supply 
the wants of, minister to the convene 

8. Fit, suit, adapt, m^ce conform, 
make conformable. 

Accommodatflwith, Famish, sup^y, 

afford, spare, give. 
Acconunodatien, 

privilege, convenie 
Sly of ^vanfs, p 



a. Agreement, adapfaKon, 
suitableness, conlbrmity- 

3. Reconciliation, aiQustme 
fication, settlement. 



Icoompany, v. a. Attend, eecon, ccai- 
Toy, Ibllow, wait on, be BSaDdated wtUi, 
keep compajiy wlldi, go wll^ go aloi^ 
^ith, go hand In bona vith. 



abettor, assodale (in a 
I Aucompliali, K. a. 1. Complete, 



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ACCOMPLISHED 

schieve, effect, eiecute, perfomi 

to effect^ carry tbron^, earry ou 
throueli, bring about, work out. 



4- Equip, fuTDlsh, supply. 
AcwnuiOiBhed, a. 1. loelructed, 

eated, pjactlaed, experienced, £n] , 

conBummat«, ripe, thorough-bred, 
Tersed, auHlUled, proficient, able, clev- 
er, apt, adroit, expert, talented, akil- 

3. Poliebei^ refined, polite, el^nut, 






e, ^e. 



ice, execntlDn, achieve , 

itlon, fulfilment. 
S, Acquirement, attainment, profi- 
ciency, etock of knowledge, mental ie~ 



safe, ^tiga. 
Aec<H.-d, V, n, Harmo 
agree, tal^, quadrate, 

Accord, «■ Agreemeui 
Aceordance,?*. Accora, cosooi 
ment, cononrrenee, coiicordai 
formity, conformaooii, harmo 
son, usanlmity. 

ordant, a. An^eablc, i 
iltable, conaonanc, congmoi 
boulous. 

Dordiiuly, ad. 1. A^reeaJ 
bly, oonftprmably. 
a, OonBoquantiy, ai 



concefle, rouch- 
oiie, correspond. 



o (ha clrcumstanoeB 

According to. By, In accordance irith, 

confomJ^ly to, agreeably to, 
Aceoat, v. a. Address, salute, greet. 



, ... (Ft.] Man midwt 

obBtetriclan. 
ASMUoIieuge, n. [Jfr.] MiduHe, 
Account, n. 1. Beoord, cegiBtBr, lnv( 

8. BHl, charge, registry of debt and 

S- fieekonliiff, compulafJon, calculo- 

4. Description, Statement, narration, 
reidtal, relieacsat, relatic 

chronicle, bistory, dellnt-. . --i,.- 

BantaMon, portrayal, detail, word, ti- 
dinga lepoTt. 

5. Consldoratior 
son, roound, sake. 



S. Oonsequei 
diathictioD, d 

1. Froat, advantage, 
A«c<mDt> V. a. Esteem 
tiLink, hold, consider, vl 
eetlmate, look upon. 



igard, motive, rea- 

iportance, wortJi, 
repute, reputa- 

)gi^, deem, 



.coountabUity, «. Aocoantableness, 
tesponBibility, liability, ohligatioii, bond 

LCconntAble, «. " "•'- — -~~ 

able, amenable, lif 



intant, n. Book-keeper, expert 



AooontreiDieiits, n, pi. [Written also 
Jccoulermealt.J Dieee, equipage, equip- 
ments, trap^ngs, gear, TOQSBBY. 

Aa<]r«dlt, v, a, Orecut, pTe trust or con- 
fidence to, give dealt oi lUDor t«, re- 
ceive as an envoy, receive as oominls- 
sloned, empowerea, or authorized. 

AccrettoD, n. 1. OroirUi iby aeeeieioH 
t^parta). 
S. iMed.) Otowlng together, 
a. (Law.) Gradual accumulation (q/' 

Acenie, 



at the mouih o^ a ?^ 
,' Mlow, 



nane, be 



adde^, be derive 

Accambent, a. Leaniug, reclining. 

Aecnmiilate, v. a. 1. Pile, amass, ag- 
gregat*, collect, eollect tifflether, gatlier 
up, pile up, heap ap, bring together, 
kiap together, scrape tn^tber. 



;iFrhne 






Br up, ^y up, lay b] 



Exaotaeea, exaotitade, 
eorrectness, predslon, nfceneHB^ nicety, 
trutli, accuvatcuees, Melltr. 
Aoonrate, n. Exact, correct, predse, 
true, truthful, tUthful, strlot, close, 
rigorous, severe, just, nice, eitqnisite, 



Md, aT 



L. Cursed, unsanctified, 
secrable, Late^il, 



ohaiiie. 



count, take to task. 



■,n. Informer, Informant, plaln- 
Habltnate, Inure, use. 



qnent, regular, urdlnary, every day. 
Ace, ». I. Sh^ point (<n aarda of i 



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.CBPHALOU3 



n, jot, iota, bit, titfla, 



Aoephaloua, a. 1 



blood. 
A^tio add, T 
Ache, n. Acliing, pafu, c 
Ache, V, ». 1. Bs In pail 



abont, brli^ to pSM, earrjr throi^h, 
carry out, work out, bring to a. dosa, 
bring to conulusiou. 
8. Obtain, aoqnlca, procure, gidn, 



t,B. 1. Perl 

upUBbment, oompletbiQ 

i. Exploit, feat, doed, v 



[»r,a. (Sot 
le-shapeo. 



. Deprive of oolor 



. {Bot. 



Acleu' 



Acidity, «. aoutnasB, tartness, afMness, 

AcidneBB, n. Aciditt. 

Acldolons, a. Sourish, aomenhat acid, 

sligbtly aciil, subacid, aoinawha,t sour. 
A^orm, a. (Ail.) AciCDLAB, 
AA^naalAtrmia. (Sot.} CImetor-ahaped. 
Aekuoirledse, V, a. 1. Reci^nlze, taka 

cogolautce of, 1H BwBre of, bold in te- 

a. Admtt, grant, concede, allow, ac- 
cept, Itidoree, Bubscribe to, i^rea to. 

3. Confoaa, own, aTovr.- profess. 

4. Expceea gmutude for, i^is thanka 



e. Admission, Bvonol, conceaeios 
Jlowance, acceptance, Indoraemcnt. 
3. Expneslon of thanks or gratitude. 
Acme, n. Sunuuit^ top, apex, zanltb, 
pinnacle "' ■'•■">"•.» 



pinnacle, ntnuwt 
cnlmluaancppfo 
Aconite, ». n'oU 



'i, h^ihast pi 



1. IWoUiulze, makE 



a. Inform, apprise, tell, nott^. 
aware, make knonn to, mentio 
commuJiiiata to, sfenlfy to, rire i 
to. Bead word to, write word to. 



AcqnaiittaDce, n. I. Pamlliarity, fe- 
miUar knowledge. 
a. Frland {with wiem one is iiot inli- 

Acqiuduted nitli, 1. familiar with, 

a, A frland of {TeithmU b^off intinuUe 

Acqmeace, V. ». 1. Yield, comply, sub- 
toit, bow, rest, rea^ ona'a aeU; lie 
reconcileC be raalgnad, be satisfied. 



Acquleecence, It. 1. Compliance, aub- 

Acqiiiesceut, a, Oompljing, yieldii^, 

Acquire, v. a. 1. Oalu, obt^n, acMeve, 

have, m^e, fukchase, gat posaesaicnL 
of, gat Into one's hands, 
a. Master, learn thoroughly, make 

Acqutrement, «. 1. Acjjolrin j, gather- 
ii^, gaining, maatery. 

a. Accomplishment, attainment, aa- 
qnMtion, stock of knowledge, mcntd 



AcqnIsltlTe, a. A^uiring, deposed to 

AcqulBlttveness, ». ijtve of acquirij^, 

Ac4iilt, B. o. IMscharge (from on ocea- 

atfl, exflu^iate, eiieuaa, pardon, foijive, 

tfinit one's seJ 

[not ona'a self, b 
jne's self. 

Acciuittal, It. Dlsidiai^, rcleaaa, da- 
iivetance, liberation, exoneration, clear- 
ance, absolnlion, acouittajice. 

Acqulttanoe, ». 1. Discha^e, acqdit- 



g, pongent. 






,_^ „, acridity, 

a. Seventy, harshnaaa, hardnasa. 
Acriinenlona, a. [fiore.] 1. Corro^ve, 

a. Severe, harah, hard, acrid, aarcas- 
tic, Mtler, virulent, malignant, oenso- 
rloua, crabbed, enarling, snappish, Ms- 
ty, pettish, petulant, cross, aoor, tart, 
Bplenetio, peevish, lll-temperad, Ul-na- 

Acrlmony, », 1. Sharpness, corroeive- 

a.'severity,terahBesa,aournesa, tart- 
ness, aapenty, virulence, blttsmees, 
acerbity, rancor, venom, crabbedness, 



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a. Esotsrio, esoterlCiU, 



AoroatlCr a. 
Aorobait, n. 
Acrospire, t 



I. BBhaTe, conduct one'esell; demean 

b'a ael^ ac^nit one'b self. 

1. Operate, have influence. 

, B. a. 1. Do, perform, execnte, car- 



s' £^t, re^t7, actn^tf, real exlBt- 

a. Personation, representation, sim- 
ulaCian. 
AcUon, n. 1. Aotiflty, exeri^se, mo- 

3.' Deed {viem^ as regidrlng a caa- 
iintted evgrfion (ifp<noer), perfbrmance, 
exjiloit, aOMevemont, 'pvocednro, pro^ 
oeeaiBE, aotlna. turn. act. 

8> Agency, 



itallCy, 



int, confllct,'ij 



test, combat, . 

BldrraiBh, brush, atthir. 
6. Gesticulation, gesture. 

6. Snhject, Ctble, plot, eeriee of 

7. Uam.) Suit, process, ease, proae- 



ing, T^orous, in acflon, i 

2. Busy, diligent, arduous, indue- 
trtona, indelhtigable, unremitting, la- 
borioue, sedulous, notable, at yiotk, 
bard at worS, dil^nUy employed, 
bnsUy engaged. 

S. Alert, nimble, agile, supple, M'isk, 
dapper, aUrring, BPBY, smart, quid!, 
prompt, ready, lively, spriglitly, spir- 

4. EnterprlBiug, energetic, strong, 
efficient, ' ■■ 



«e), 1 



erfnl, 



8. {(from.) li-ansillye. 

AotlTltv, n. I. Aelion, es 

a, A!tetlnes3, _ agility. 



8. Player, peribrmer, ct 
gedian, stage-player. 
Actual, a. 1. Real, veritable, true, sub- 
stantial, determinate, decided, categori- 
cal, positive, absolute, certain, genuine, 
very, not Ideal, not imagined, not Im- 
aginary, not supposed or fanoled, not 
flctilioaa, that exlsta in fact, de facio, 

3, Present, now existincr. now in 
' -^—-"-^ aa^ neauy 

^ Jy, reiily, hiuc™, u 

reality, as a matter of fact, it 

prompt, instigate, persuade, Incite, at 

e, eflect, bare in- 

..."Siduce," . 

lot up to. Abide by, conform to, per- 

Icumen, n. Acnfenesa, shrewdnees, 
sagacity ,_ astuteness, sharpness, inge- 
nuity, perspicaci^, djsceriimeut, pene- 

tcumiiuite, ) a. {Sot.) Sharp, ae^ite, 
Icuiuluated, j pointed, cuspidate, 

cuspidated. 
Icute, a. 1. Sharp, pointed, acttquk- 

3- Keen, slirewd, discerning, know- 
ing, quick, sharp, smart^ bright, sage, 
sapient, sagacious, intelligent, astute, 
ingenious, subtle, penetrating, pierc- 
ing, ciear-sigli.ted, sharp-witted, long- 
poignant. 



fiuenoe upon. 



sagacity, sagadousness, astuteness, 
-'-'-— — s, brightness, perspicacity, dls- 
t, ingenaity, mother-wit, quick 

everlty, IntenMty, poignancy, vlo- 



4. H^hness, shrilhiess. 
Adage,". Proverb, saying, i 
apliorism, apotJie^u, maxi 



ilamond, crystallized 



Spanieli bayonf ' 
temper, fiSliior 



Adjust, accommodate, 
I, quali^, prepare^ flt. 



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Add to. 1 

appanda^a. 



litinn append 
uppnilflo'ui 



a. AccnEtom (aonuROR^ in a 
'A, h&l>ltuate, dedicate, devote, 
tbHuaiij/), give, give up. 
I, n. yiare.) Addicteduess. 
, n. 1. Addli^. 
». ^is^ssion, increase, augioontation. 

8. Appenii^, adjunct, ! 
adilendnm. 



, ... jadded. 

Addle, a. 1. Putrid, tomipt, spoiled 

a. Bairen, nnfrultful, ftuMess, abor- 
' — * ■■'■-e,onpTollfiB,iiiifetMle, 



Addl«£a. 1 
Addle-Uead, ' 



dollJBti, broinlew, eliallow, son, sappy, 
witleas, blockish, weak-beaded, weak- 
minded, feeble-minded, lialf-i>ltt«d, 
sbort-wltWd, Bhallow-br^ned, doll- 
viCted, tbick-skulled, addle-pated. 

Addle-patod, a^ Aj>jHjESEADE1>. 

Address, ». 1. Appeal, Invocation, 
petition, entreaty, request, iQiplotatJOD, 
application, solicitation, suit. 
ff. JMscouTBOj Bpeeob, oratJon, ba^ 

3. sun, art, Bdroitaees, readinees, 
dexterity, expertness, cloTemesH, inge- 
nnlty, attuty, taut, ontFTtoK, 

4> Supeiscilpliaii, direoKoQ. 



IT (M gpeatina to anotiar] 

I. pi. Oonrtanlp, atdt. 

e-a self to, J^reot oi 



AddoG^ v. 
Bent,allegi 



n, give, bring Sor\ 

Adept, B. 'Moaier, profldoat, genius, 
doctor, veteran, expert, dab, dabstbb, 
good band, maater band, capital band. 

Adept, a. Skilled, vereed, experienced, 
practised, proftcleut, good, at borne, ait 

Adequacy, fl. SufUciency, oompeteace, 
cffinpatency, enoi^b, ailequatenese. 

Adequate, a. Sutfcient, eommeuBurate, 
ptoportionatfl, oorreapundent, equal, 
snitable, lit, competent, adapted. 

Adeqoateness, «. AKEqOACy. 

Adhere, V. n. 1. Stbik, ding, deave, 
liotd, cobere, take bold, be &naly died. 



!. Be faltbful, I 



devQtlim, adbe^on 






r, votarj, Bupporter, 



ii. Attuduneni, ._ 

lidlieBlve, a. 1. Stieldi^, cUi^i^, 
tending to adhere. 



Ingto adJ .. 

Stick;, tenaidous, tougb, viecons, 

, smoary, dauoy, r*"' 



Ldien, Hii. FEirewell, good-by, fare- 
well, Qod bless you. 

,dlen, li. Farewell, valedietion. It 
ji _ Ynt, fatly, unctuons. 



vioinitj 



Adl< 

tal 

A-L.,™, „ 

AcUaeenoy, J vicinage, ne^kborbood, 

projiiniitj, oonOgait*. 
Adjaoent, a. Afloinlne, oonterminouB, 

n^bboTli^, near, close, bordering, 

eontJgiioaB, in projiimlty. 
AAjeotiTe, n. ITeehnical term qT the 

gj-<Bttmarian,] Spith^t, gnalliyii^ 



Adjidn, V. «. [Bore.] Border^ lie near, 

lie close, be cont^uons, be a^acent. 
Adjonm, V. a. 1. Fostpone, defer, de- 
lay, moorMtinate, pat otf. 
8, Frorogne. 
AdjoDnuuent, «. 1. Postponement, 
delay, putdng otE 
2. Fiorogation. 
Adjudge, V. a, 1. Award UudMall]/), 
S. uetarmint^ settle, decide, deta^s 
{^Jndieiat outSoii^), adjudicate. 
Adjudicate, v. a. betetmine, ad- 

AdJudioMa, V. «. Judge, decide, detar- 
i^ne, arbUiate, give Judgment, poes 
Judranant. 

AdJiuUcafelDii, «. Sentence, decision, 
determinaticQi, decree, award, urbltra- 

AdJnnct, n. Addition, appendage, ap- 
purtenance, dependency, attackuient, 
addeudnm, aometblng added. 

Adjncatjnn, n. Entreaty {as if to one 
Ixnmd bg oaOi), solemn charge. 

Adjare, t>, a. Entreat {(Mi/'itniferOirtA), 
oonjnre, obtBSf, beaeecb, pcay, suppli- 
cate, beg, conjnre, implore, invoke, 
enjoin aolemn^. 

A^ost, «. a. 1. Arrange, dispose, reo- 
tffy, trim, put or eet in order, put or 



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B, Besulation, setHi^, putting r^ht. 
S. SetUement, reconoiliadon, paoii- 

4< Fitting, adaptii^, accommo'iaUon, 
matiiK eiUKible uc conformaWa. 

AcUntant, (t. (MU.) AssiBtant (^ o su- 
perior ofieer). 

AdmeaBurement, n. Measucement. 

Admialster, k. a. 1. Dispense, give, 
dlatribute, supply, oontrtbute, daa! out, 

3, l^Tsct, mimage, conduct, control, 
Buperinteno, preaidB oyer. 

8. Tender, ofifer, proffer. 
Admlnlstei-, c. B. 1. Conlilbuto, con- 
duce, be belpful. 

S. (ZmP.) Act He administrator. 

_.,_.... — ^ — „ . Dispensation, 



Adi 



ilsliFatiaii 

-Ibnlioii. 
, Mani^em^ 



onduct, dlrecUon, 



control, suparlntend< 

3. EieoutiTO department (of a gos- 
emmeat), Prealdent Mr otier eh^f vtag- 
fa(ra!e)a— ' "^'-•- 

4. {Lai . 
(o^ aa hilestale). 

Adjulrable, a. 1. ISore.] Wonderful, 
surprising, striMng, astonfelil — 



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Management of a; 






!. ^Excellent, incoi 

;^' first-rate, w 

ition, n. 1. [Rare.] Wonder, 

I, tdgb regard, Ligti 

[Bare.] Wonder at, 
I astonislied or aiuased 



8._LlWne, 



a. Like macli, tbinli liightr of, hat _ 

a liigh opinion of, prize or valae hteUy. 

Admlre.v.n. lifore.l W ' 



.1 WonOer, marvel, 



Admission, rt 



f ennissible, aUowable, 
, juslUlabla, irarranO 

J. Admittaucs, tntro- 
s, entrance, initiation, 



owl&^ment, assent. 

t, V. a. 1. Receive, grant entrani 

It in, take in, open tne door to. 

, own, oonfiaa, tale ftir gronte 
) to, accede to. acquiesce in. 
Peimit, allow, bear, admit of, 1 
bl6 cf. 
t of. Admit, permit, allow, l>sa 



3n, ehtbSe. 

a. Access, means of approach, liberty 

Ldi^xtore,^ 1. Mixture. 

Z. Spice, dash, Infudon, Bprlnkling, 



aoquaii t notify 

gentle reproof 
S Adsi*^ couiise 

Admonitory a A 

Ado « 1 Tronblt 



1 caution watnb^ 

difll,,ulty labor 

lurry fuss, noise 
petlier oon^idon 

Yonth Jntemlitjf 



minoritT Juniority nonwo 
priiae of hfe flower of life b 

Adolescent a Youthful juvanll 

Adopt ! a 1 Appropriate take 
one s "Plf take or eelett as one e own 



3. Atailate, mtber, treat as one's 
own child. 
doptlon, ». 1. Approprlatloo. 

3' Approval, CBpousajjfluppori, main- 

3. Affltlation, adopUnj, fetherh^. 
dorable, a. 1. Divine, to be adored, 
worthy 01 adoration. 

a. Esiamable, venerable, worthy of 
love or honor. 
doratlon, ii. 1. Worship, davolSon. 

S. Homage, reierence, veneraliDn. 

itt Kavare, venerate. Idolize, honoTj 
pay komage to. . 
di>rer,»t. 1. Worshipper. 

Hi Idolater^great admirer. 



Adscititious, o. Additional, anppia- 

mental, sapplemantary, superaddetC 
Adolation, ». Flattery, flanunery, ex- 
Adulatory, o.' Flattering, smooth, oily, 
fuD of compliments, sarvile In compli- 



uh, dU 



Adult,™. Parson of maturo ag 

Adultei'ate, v, a. Debase, 

vitiate, sophlBticate, alloy, d^i, ' 
teriorate, make impure. 

Adnlter^Jou, ». Debasement, corrupt 
tion, deterioration, sopklstlcation. 

Adulterous, a. Unchaste, rakl^ dls- 

Ad.ult«r]', ». Violation of the marrlage- 
Adniubrate, v. a. 1. Shadow, fiiro- 



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Adnmbratton, n. 1. Sliiulowii^ fort 
tUiit sketch, tsAnt represeuUtlan, 1 
distinct imiige. . 
*). Typ«, imHee, sliadow, Eymbol. 
—-,__-, ^^_ Crooked, hooked, bei 



Advance, v,<t. 1, Promote, a^ian- 
Oiie, emit, aleTate, digBi()', xaEa to 
preferment, E^se to higber rani:. 

& Forward, farther, promote, im- 
prove, Btrengtheii, mate better, en- 
conrjtfo the proEretia of. 

3' Allege, adduce, propose, offer, 
assign, piopound, bring furward, ia; 

4. Fay befbrehand, supply before- 
hand, fatnieb DD ccedit. 

5- Increaae [as pT^ce}^ enhance, aug- 
msnt, make greater, maiie higher. 
Advance, V, fl. 1. Prooeed, progiesa, 
make pn^rcHB, make way, get tbrward, 
go foTwanl, gat on, go on, get along, 
come on, gain gronnd. 

a. Improve, grow, thrive, malie fin.- 

Advance, 7t- 1* Progress, pr<^rea^on, 
macoh, waj, moving^orward. 

3. Payment beforeha d tl i ted 
payment. 
4' Tender, offer, p pusa oa 

!. Inotsaee (oTjH-icel m 

auc&^aard, a. Y a 
Aa-Taaeemeut, n. 1 Progress, ro- 
gieeaton, pcoiiolencf . 
*S. PromoUon, prafa ™ ** " 



d. ImpioTsment, nd , ^i 
AdTant£^:e, it. 1. Fa^oiable opportu 
nity, vwitage-ground, euperioc sitaa- 
tion or comUtiou, -best eatate, best 
plight. 

8. Superiority, asoendencj, pre-emi- 

3. :^ena11t, a,vail, profit, gain, emoln- 
ment, return, ntillty, expeoienoy, good, 
weal^Bervlcd, blesdi^. 



yiceable, BHlutary, favorable, expedient 
good, well, far one's advantage, foi 
one's interest, for one's good. 
Advent, ». 1. Arrival, coming, ap 



S. Coming of Christ. 



3. Haz^^ona enterprlBO, bold imdcr 






3. Event, incident, 
actlxm, p^age, contii 

4. (uwi.) SpeciHatl 
Ldventore, v. a. Hazard, venture, risk, 

peril. Imperil, pat to tmzaul, pnt at 

risk, pat m danger. 
Ldventnre, v, M. Dare, venture, take 

the risk, run the risk, iiiauF the hazard. 
LdventnronB, a. 1. Bold, darli^, 

chiviurona, dougli^, enterprising. 

5. Basil, recflees, predi^tate, liead- 
long, foolliaiOy, fall oS hazard. 

Idvei'saria, «. hi. Notes, memoranda, 
remarks, note-book. Journal, common- 
place-l>i>ok. 

LdverBDry, «. 1. Enemy, fbe, ant^o- 
nlst, opponent, advetES party. 
8. [WiOi The prelisad.] Devil, 

Ldverae, a. 1. Contrary, opposing, un- 



nate, ealtimitoas, diaastroua. 



Mtebrtnne, calamity, 



liotdon, tronhle, au^^iflinff, woe, dje- 
ter, dlstraaa, misery, iu-Inck, bad 
ck, broken fbrtnnes, hard life, frowns 



heed to, lalie n< 



Advertence, 



3, alladE 
I gard. 



ulness, mlodfLtiness. 
AdverUse, V. a. 1. Annonnce, publish, 



, rn'omulgate, 

ncdse abroad, giTe no' 



, remark, regard, 
mark, view, give 
-f, my attenUon 



tread abroad, 
of, lay bBfbre 

„ notlcB of tlie 

proMamatlon of. 



». Oa^r for sale. 

AdverUsemest, n. Announcement, 
notiflcaaon, information, noUoe, proc- 
lamation, promnlgatlon, trompeting. 

Advice, it. 1. CounseL sn^ostlon, in- 

tion, warning, caution, eiihortation. 

3. Intelligence, information, notJce, 
notification, tliUngs, word. 
Advisalillity, n, Isxpedieney, advisa- 

Advieable, 



Expedient, propei 



fit, 



, desirable, fit to be odvlaeiS. 

Advise, v. a. Counsel, admonish, si^- 
gest, recommend to, give eouasel to, 

^, Xnfoi'm, acquaint, apprise, make 
known to, give notice to, send word to, 

iult,deUbera(e, 

lely, b' 



. Confer, c. 
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AdTlsement, n. Consultallon, da 

Adviser, n. Counsellor, inst^nctoi', 
guide^ director, mentor, monitor. 

Advocacy, ft. Ijefenoe, vindication, sup- 
port, countenance. 

AdTOCatA w. a. Defend, support, vln- 
dlcat«, justify, conntenimee, nptial<3, 
i^yoT, pleaid 1q bivoi of, stand up for. 



bairister, lawyer, attorney, soli 
att«™ey-at-law, limb of the law. 

9. Defender, iladioatar, supporter, 
favorer, ^lologlrt, friend, patron. 



Sol; Spirit, STdr!t of Truth. 

4. nflth TAfl pitted.] Ch 
XBiB,n. 1. ^ield, buckler. 

2- Be&nce, protection, safSg 
Aerial, a. 1. Atmospberic. 
2. Acrifbrut, goBeous, v^pon 
real, alrr, empyreal, li^t. 

5. High, loftj. 



Aeriform, a. O^eous. etliereal, vapor- 

onfl, airy, a«tiaL 
Aerolite, n. Meteoric stone. 
AeromtDt, n. BallCDniBt, aeriEU DSMiga- 

Ara^onauUcs, n- AeroBtalJon, halloon-. 

Aeiwttation, n. AEBONAUTica. 

^gtheties, n. [SomeUmas written &- 
thetics.'] Fhilcsophy of the fine arts, 
Uieory or philosophy of taste, science 



of the t 



^tiful. 



nriVomadlBti 



Afibblllty, n. 1. SoirfaMllty, aodable- 

a. OourtcBy, oourteousness, com 
sauce, condescension, i^viij^, pc 
nesB, urbanil?, comity, amenity, s 

breeding, oblMus xnaniiei. 
<Hi>i>iA n 1, Convorsabie, eomQ 
e, unreserved, open, sod 

<ua, complait 
— 1 — ^ J — fuan:, lan 
conaesoei 



a. Coc , 

lite, obligiog, o 
iar, easy, gradoi 
Ing, weli-hred. 






8. Event, 



IS, concern, mi 



n, saUeoi 

, Ung, performance. 

a. mKLie, mgogemeat, ccmbat, con- 
' filot, conteffi, encounter, rencontre, col- 

li^on, sHrmiah, brush. 
AtblT of honor, Qael. 
Affect, o. a. 1. Influonco, act upon, 

a. Concern, interest, regard, relate 
to, bear upon. 
~ "" 've, impress, melt, sub- 

yearn for, aspire te, ^m at. 






Af&cted, a. 1. Assumed, feigned, un- 
natural, arUQdal, in^ncere, canting. 
« *^_^._^?..„ —itending:, preten- 



prlggish. 
LtfeetedDes, 



S&i,»"S 






oudiing, pa- 



thetic, Snpreaalve. 
AFfecUou, n. 1. FeeUne, passion, incli- 
nation, propenMty, bent, bias, tnm of 
mind, cast or ffome of rnlnd. 
3. Attribute, guallty, properly, ac- 

3. liove, heart, a.t 



endeument, i^;ud, ^ad-vlll, tender 

4. (Med.) Disorder, malady, disease. 

Affectionate, CI. Lovuig,fena, attached, 
devoted, warm, tender, Mnd, syinpa- 
tbetio, tender-beattfld, warm-hearted. 

Afflance, f. a. Belroth, euE^e. 

Affidavit, B, TesUnumy (tn wriftBo, 
figned nnd sjoom lo b^i>re a maffiatnm, 
bii given vntho}^ cross-firomiTia^on), 

Aifillate, V. a. 1. Adopt, treat as outf s 
own cbild. 
ft^ nrnmect, a^sotdaie, imltfi. inin. 
to close relation. 



a. Eesemblance, likeness, relation 
coiTeladon, analogy, connecdon. slml' 
larity, similitude, ptu^ 
Bponuenoe, parity, eympa 

3. (CAon.j Ataa<»ion. 
Ifftmi, V. a. 1. Declare, 

main&iD, aesererale, a'. _, , 

allege, say, profess, protest, pronounce, 

a. ConGrm, cati^, approve, cstab- 



ptoteatatlon, avowal, predication, teetl- 



AfHict^ r. a. Grieve, distress, trouble, 
torment, agonise, plague, pain, buri, 
harass, wound, exercise, grmd, perse- 
cute smite, make sorrowful. 

AfOicting:, a. Grievous, paluibi, dls- 

tive, si^, uDbappy,' anfottunaU, un- 
lucky, wretched, dire, deplorable, sore, 
woful, severe, hard, trying, haid to 



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AGGRAVATE 



mletaTtnne, diBwt^ vldtatkm, stroke, 



I. calamity, adver^t;, 
MBter, tW*"" — -' — ''- 

. _. M oT lortQL.. 

8. Oilet BoiiDW, dlalieBB, wDS, tdbu- 
lation, tria], plagiia, BOfmr^ trontilA, 
liearttiobB, MtferDOM.inliBeiT, -wrotdiea- 
.nese, gcipe, gilpii^, Tiroken lieart, 

AiBuence, n. Wealth, rioliee, opulence, 
ibrtnne, plenty, abimdanee, exuber- 
ance, ample store, ample moans. 

Affluent, a. 1. Abundant, exuberant, 
it. Opnlsnt, wealthy, cidi, roouayed. 

ASfbta, V. a. %. Sup^y, fiunlsb, jield, 

8. Confer, Impart, grant, bestow, 
oBec, lend, Elve, commonicate, spare. 

3. Bear the coat or oxpraise oL 
Affrar, B. Brawl (in a puMo place), 
gaan^ fend, sauabble, wnuigle, eao- 
teat, alwiioadoii, Btilte, row, Cray, bn^, 
fl|^ MBiiHB, tomuU, olstnrhuioe, oat- - 
lueak. KUUPTTS. hreacli of the peace. 
AfMg&t, V. a, Friebten, terrify, alarm, 
scare, daimt, np^], oismayj iVight, 
hitlmldate, Btartle, overawe, puJ; tn 

Affright, B. Terrot, fear, Mght, alarm, 

dismay, eonstematton, panio. 
AfCraut^. a, 1. Insolt, BbnsB, outrage. 
8. Cmbnd, dl^le^e, IrrlCaCo, pro- 



', iiuUKoity, outran, ii^jnv; 



ifl-ta 



t. Frovoof^on, oiF^nco. 



Aforttorl,. (3j.! Wilh stronger reason, 

Cir a still stronger reason. 
A&ald, a. Te^ul, hannCed with fear. 
Afresb, ad.- Anew, newlj, again, over 

A^a^ (■*''™y ■^•'^ astern, behind, 
AttsFi'prep. 1. Subaeqaent to, later iban. 

a. FoUoiTing, behind. 

a. About, in relation to. 

4. In hnuatlon of. 
After ad Afterwaid 
Afl«r a 1 StuxeediDg snb'ieauent 
Ibllowing later 

a Hind hinder posCeiior rear 

After-BSes, Posterity descendants 
eu [■eeJng times surcocdlig gci ro 

After all Event nllv ulllmatsly 
upon the whole Mhen ^U h^s beei 
conaidered at list m the end 



After^lioiiKlit, n. After-wit. 
ARerwardi, lod. Subsequentlj, o.™, 
AAemards, ( later, thereafter. In the 

Alter-wit.n. After-tbought^ 

A$^n, ad. Af^«sh, anew, once more, 

anoUier time, de boto. 
Aeuin and asain, Kepeatedly, often, 

frequently, over and oser, with Irequent 

repetlUone. 
AgaliiBb,j>rep. 1. Opposed to. In oppo- 
sition to, contrary to, adverse to. 
3. Fa^ng, fronting, off, opposite to, 

over against. 
3. In provision for, tn expectation of, 

in preparaHoa for, in anticipation of- 
Aswost tlie eraJn, 1. Against Uie 

fibres (qfiDDodJ. 






3. ^ncbivood, spnnk, pun 
Age, 11. 1. Duration of exlste 



^ncbivood, 31 
I. 1. Duiftf 
Period, dat< 



A«ed, a. 1. Old, elflerly, atiickeu ii 
yeai^ advanced in life, with one foo 

a. Havinglived, of thereof. 
Ageaey, n. 1. Inlerventloo, instcu 
mentality, mediation, action, operib 
Una, fbroe. Influence, prnR""iT"mf 

B. Ohaige, direcUon 



Bjrmer, e: 



Agglomerate, D. a. Gtather in a ball or 

mass, gather tc^ether, lump together, 

leap up, pile up. 
AgslinueratiOD, n, Conglomeraldoii, 

Rocumnlatiou, lump, heap, pile, moss, 

sggrMatlon, 
Aggloei>»te,p.a. Unite, glue, cement, 

conglutinate. 

Asgrandize, V. a. Exalt, dignify, honor, 
^vate, promote, make great, raise to 



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3. [<!f giKiHimable proprietp.] i 
TOke, trritate. exasperale, enrage. 
Aggrovalion, r. 1. A lightening 

a. Exa^eratlon. 

3> [Qfqufs^Ttaf/leproprwtJt.i Pr< 

catton, iFtitetlon. 

AggreeEite, v. a. Amaee, collect, ai 

tnulate, plla, hlbig togetksr, Eatlier 

pile up, neap up, sori^ ti^ther, 1 

tK^ther. 

Ageretpttt!, a. <Mlec(ed. 

Aggr^ate, it. 



total, totality, 



gross amoont, Bom tol^. 
AsgregiaUaii, !i. CollecUon, maes, pile, 

neap, accumulation, 
A^Kea, e. «. Hake the first attauk, ba 

OS first to attHOk, be the aegressoi. 
AggreraioQf n. Attack, assault, inva^' 
^un, hoAtile encroadunent. 
AB^reBslTfl, a. AttacSdng, aaaaolting, 

OBsailing, assailant, invading, ofien^ve. 
AxgreaaoF, n. Aaaallant, 

ftwker, assallec, invader. 



I, bear' hard upon, il( t 



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Asbaet, a. 1. Ave-etruol:, horror- 
Htruck, djsmated, horrified, appalled, 
CeriiSed, Aigliteiied, pamo-etriakett, 
struck with borror. 

a. Araased, astonnded, startled, aa- 
tonlshed, , 'dumfoondered, thiuider- 

Agile, a. Lively, niinl>le, brisk, smart, 
active, i^ulck, ready, prompt, alert, 
eptightay, lively, supple, bprv, willed. 

A^ltty, n. tdTeUnesB, nimbieQese, 
DrlskneES, smarbie^s, acUvity, aoick- 
nasB, readiness, alartuees, sprfghtU- 



3. ExcUs, infBe, rouse, &rment, aUr 

3. Fluster, finrry, hurry, confufle, 
disconcert. 

4' IMscuBS, controvert, canvass, da., 
bale, diepata, ventilate, 
A^taUou, n. 1. Agitating, eliaking, 

^. Disturbance, janing, commotiDn, 
convulalon, ferment, stoTui, tumult, 

3. Excitement, emo11on> perturba. 

ticm- trepidation, discomposure, dis- 

traoiion, pdokEb, raffle, flutter, finrry, 

tremor, ferer, im, 
4- Discussion, disputation, debate, 

aontrovarsy, oanvaBsu^, vantilatieu- 
AgltMoc, «■ Incendiary, firebiajid. 
Aso, ad. Past, gone, since. 
A^oSt a- ^a^r, Impatient, excited, 

wrought up, worked up, on tiptoa, with 



distress, pain s 



torture, rack. 






d, harmonize. 



{especiaUy gf ths 
iodi/M pang, torture, torment, dlstrasB, 
rack, throe, severe pain, extraroe auf- 
feriug. 

cur, units, be in urdson, 1 

COiaplV, Buincrivi 
"onsent, liill In. 
3. Stipulate, bargain, pcom 



t, ^ve 



one's self, liind one's self. 

an understanding, come to an agree- 

S. Suit, match, tally, correspond, 
quadrate, coincide, cohere, comport, 
conform, sqaate, 
Asreeable, a. l. Suitable, fitting, fit, 
proper, meet, appropriate, befitHi^, 
aoniormabia, correspondent, accordant, 
coocordout, eoijsonajit- 

S. Pleasing, pleaaant, pleaeniabie, 
grateful, gratilying, aooepMIe, vel~ 
come, good, goooh^ del^{lit^, imarm- 
ing, odeotaE^ d^cioui, dnlcet, aweet, 
to one's tasl«, m one'g nund, after one's 

Agreeable to, 1. Confbrmabla to, suit- 
able to, acoordant wltk, consonant with, 
tallving with, sanaring with, consistent 
wM, that Gills In with. 

a, Plaadne to, grateful to, gratii^lng 
to, acceptable to. 

.^reeably to. According to, conform- 
ably to,Tn accordance nTth. 

Agree with, 1. Chime in with, ftll in 

a. Make a bargain with, strike hands 

Asrlonltur^ «. Tillage, husbandry, 

larmii^, cuitiire, cultivatiop, geoponii^ 
AgrioalinFlftt, n. Husbandman, Sa^ 

mer, tiller of tlie ground, cultivator of 

tlieeoU. 
Aground, nd, 1. Ashore, not afioat. 
%, Stranded, wrecked, cast away. 
Asne, n. 1. ChUlhiafs, oold, chill, 

a. Intermittent ftover, fever and ague. 
Agne-weed, n, Thoronghwort, bon^t, 

ffivar-root, Indian saga, (Si^aiormitt 

perjiilhttiim). 
Aliead, ad. 1. Onward, forward, in ad- 

a, (Vaui.) Ill opposition {said qf the 
wind), against us, in our teeth. 

Ai, n. TErea-toad sloth (^ra^ijnis fri- 
daoiiiba). 

AM, V, a. 1. Assist, help, support, serve, 
speed, second, bock, bemeud, prosper, 
al>et, co-operata witb, take part with. 



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Aid, R. 1. AastatancG, help, LIFT, i 
tliBKmce, oo-operatliin, patronise, b 
port, helping htuid, gooa ofices. 



-decamp, [Ft.] fMU.) Aid. 

co-opecator, ally, auxiliary, abetfoi 
All, V. a. Pain, ironble,' afflict, he 

matter wltli. 
AH, ». n. Softer, Im In pain, feel I 

beilL 



I yIb*^ olject, end, soope, dtm, 
guu, pbtnt, final cause. 
Afim Bt^ 1. Take ^m at, p<dut at, lecel 
at, direct lownrdB. 
9. Intend, piirpqee, deBjgn, mean. 
S. OrsTe, ifflfeot, yearn Sr, aaplca at, 
aspire after, endeavor aHer, be m^ drive 
at, propoBe to one's self, lia™ In view, 
have in one's eye, liave on eye to, 
strive tbr, attempt to leaeh. 
Aimless, a- Pniwjseless, objeeUess, 

without aim or end. 
Alr,n. 1- Atmosphere, atmospheric air, 



ner, loA, east,' demean 
carriage, bearli^, deporti 



Alr-enfiue, n. Caloric ei^ne. 
AirlnoBs, n. 1. Openneas, eipoBUie 1 

a. Qayety, levity, sprightllness, v 
vadty, Hveliness. 
Alrlms, 1. 1. Bide, arive, waUt, pron 
enade, stroll, exeumon. 



Alr-pli 

Airs, 






Affectation, 



■.St 






Bulffitantlal, a 



Aii--ttelit, 
Air-tube, !i. 
Airf-O- If unHuusD 
real, aerifocm, tllln, lo^s. 
e. Light, enbtlle, sublimated. 
8, 8pr^6flT, buoyant, vivacious, 
wanton, voiaale. Jocund, JoUy, Jovial, 
lively, gay, blithe, Ught, light-hearted, 



light of heart, hi sphSte, in good spirits, 
of good cheer. 
4. Showy, gaudy, flaunting, jaunty, 

B. Windy, empty. 

Aisle, n. Passage, walk.' 

Aitclibone, n. Eagebone, natchbone. 

Alar, ad. Parfly open (oa a doer), 

AjDt^:e, n. Spout {fjf a /bun/oin). 

Atiu.a. Khi, related, allied, ltlntlr»l- 
eognale, congenial, hmnoeeneoas, an 
i^ous, fflmll^, parallel, of a piece. 

Alack, inlai. Alas, lacKaday. 



it. SprlghtlhiesB, gayely, cheeri^lnees, 
hllari^, nvflcity, liv^ness, high spirits, 

-good spirits. 

AiaiiLode, [Fr.la. Fashionable, in the 
bahlon, in vogue. 

A IB BmAe, [Ft.] ad. FaahionHMy. 

AlanUf'n. 1. Alarum, lai'um, tocdu, 

drum, sound of trnmpBt, notice of dan- 
ger, signal of distress. 

a. Fear, apprehension, terror, Oigltt, 
aftt-lght, consternation, dismay. 

Alarm, v. a. 1. CaU to arms, summon 
to arms. 

a. Terrl^, frl^ten, afii^t, startle, 
seal's, daunl^ appall, pat in fear. 

Alarm-bell, n. Toc^n, ALAiiM. 

Alaram, n. Alaru. 

Alas, iiaeiy. Alaidi, lackadaj. 

Alate.a. (Boi. and Anat.) Winged. 

Albeit, ad. Although, nr"--"-'— " — 



( rasnniM J pelamys ), 

Aloobnl, n. Spirits of i 

highly rectified spirit. 



horae-mackerei 
iphlt. 



. Glil, ground-ivy IGleehoma 

circum- 

on the waMi, on the look- 

I, brisk, nimble, a^b, o„^, ^, 
jntiy, spirited, snpple, quick, 
y, prompt. 
It. 1. Watchfuli 



Alert, a. 1, Watchful, vfelli 
spent, waxy, beedful, ~^ ** 



AlertnesB, i 

lance, dtenumiic^u^u, 
. a. AcUvlty, agiUtj 



„ ^ , nimblencss, 
.riueea, sprighthnces, 
[lohness, Bpryness, " 



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a«a ollia- sgniMii), calculus, fiux- 



Alsebraj"- Analysis (6b iJi 



1. Fort 



; native, 



... ranged, difiering, r , 

allied, separated, unoonnected. 
^llen, K. Foreigner, stranger. 
Vllenate, v. a. 1. Abnlienate, transit, 

volve, make over, deliver over. 

3. Estrajige, disafiMt, wean, with- 
draw Uie aSbclious of, mtike oniileiid- 



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Allenatioa, n. 1 Aball natl b tran 

ftr, iJemlea, coiiYey nui 
S. EstraiKem nt, di8aft>^ n at 

ance, dlvlBlQii.Tup I> h 
Alienation of mi d Insaul^ d 

ransemeitt, lui 003 madu es fi'enr 

crazlness, dellrl m, uanla 
AllKlit, v. fl. 1 S p es (^ 

S. DlsmonnE, deacuod j d wn 
AlifflLti fi^om, Qe f£ 
AUSe, a. . Slmlla ik tesemb n 

analogoiusaliled, enual, of a piece. 
Alike, ad, Squally, la the SMue mamu 



Tianda, OlieBr, pabulnm, rations, feed, 
NonrlsLing, edible, 



Alimentation, n 

Aliped, a. Wlna-footed, awlft of toot. 
Alive, a, 1. Living, titeittbitig, Uva, not 
dead, in Itfs, abore ground. 
S< SandUve, soaceplible, witb keen 

^'Icttm In 
4. Che. ' 

All, aS. Altogetiier, antlrely, 00m- 

pletely, wholly, quita. 
Ail, n. Wbnle, total, totality, aggregate. 



, without . .. 

Allay, v.a. 1. ItepreHS, restrain, chock, 
aabdue, lay, ailanea, aopeaaa, paolfV, 
csdm, giile^ etlU, lull, hush, tranquil- 
llae, smoolh. 

3. Aasnage, aJloviate, aootha, aoften, 
mlttgat«, eolftoa, moaeiate, mollifr, 
temper, attsmper, lessen, abat«, quai- 
ls, relioYe, ease, dull, btunt, p^- 



a. Eioiise, plea. 
Allege, V, a, 1. Dedaie, affirm, assert, 

maintain, say. 

H. Adduce, asdgD, advance, plead, 
produce, cite, quote, bring forward, lay 

AUegliuice, n. Fealty, fldallty, loyalty. 



, , ,, tale 

sua«e, moderata, sooOie, soften, moilify 
allay, quiet, etilt, quell, abate, lessen 
diniiniab, relieve, palliate, ease, dull 
blunt. 
AJlerlatlon, n. Mitigation, palliation, 

Alley, 'n. 1. "Walk, passage. 



ALLOWANCE 



I. Tan, lai^e marble. 



I, Union, oorobinallon, coalition, fbd- 



lesfcue, compact, ibdoral compact. 
Allied, a. 1. fieiated, alike, Bimllar 
anali^Dus, cognate, aklD, kindred, of 

H. United, oonfedarated, co-operat- 
ing, in le^ue, in co-opei'ation. 
All-knowing, a.' Omniscient, all-niBe, 



Independent, freehold, not 
jcuuui, HOD of rent or seiYice. 
Allodium, ». (low.) Fi-eehold estate. 
AU one,. Indifferent, equal. Just the 

AUanife, «. Faea, thrnst, lunge, longe, 

tilt, Htab. 
Allon^, V. n. Pass, Innge, make a pass 

Allopatliio, a. Het^ropathlc 
Allopathy, n. Heteropathy. 
Allot, V. a. 1. IMstrilmta, divide, 
measure, iroportion, deal, diapenaa, 



a. Assign, appoint, grant, give. 
Allotment, n. 1. Appocl^onment, dis- 
tribution, partition, dole. 

a. AsB^nmanC, appointment, grani, 
gift. 
3. Share, part, portion, lot, quota, 
•II — .. - . Admit, acknowledge. 









inted. 



I peroiLSsioo te 






4. Qcant, give, yield, relinquish. 

Approve sanoU™,]astl(y; 
Eemit, abate, bate, ■'--■--■■ 
', V. R. Make alien 



e, deduct. 



, ... 1. Parmia^on, ., 

license, permit, aathorisation, coimi- 
vance, sanction, authority, apptoba- 
Uan, suiE^anca. 

8. Admission, aolcnowledgment, oon- 
ce^en, assent. 
3< Stipend, salary, pay, hire, nages, 

4. QualUlcation, modiUcatioD, exten- 
di. Batlon, stated qnantlt? Istf/oad or 



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^ply of food. 



AIlonnE 
limit In .„.^ - 

Alloy, n. 1. ComHnation {qf laetah] 
fudou. 

a. BaBM metHl (mtied mUh fiver). 
S. B^BT element or Ingredient. 

AU-uo-nerfDI, a. AJmlghtJ, omnipo- 
tent, ^-snffldent. 

All^aiuts day, n. AU-haUow, the fleet 
of November. 

AU-seeins. a. All-knoirlnE, omniaclent, 
all-wise. 

Allspice, n. Pimento, Jamaica pep- 

All-sufflctent, a. Almighty, all-pi 

All the better, So much the better. 

Allnde Ui, Intimate, suggest, i 

nate, hint, imply, tefec to, glance at, 

Allure, ». a. Eotiee, tempt, sad 
decoy, lead, BOlicit, InvlM, atti 
^troll, lure, mib, engage, persuade. 



snare, tma,^ inveigl 



I, engage, persi 
Lveigle, TWEEi 
prefBU Tcpen, 






Allimmeat, ». 1. Sntleement, temp- 
tatioo, Betluoaoii, sedacemr-* '-'•-*- 
^^ -u — tion,wJ^^ — 

lion, indirect mention. ' 
Alln^Te, a. HinHi^, auggestlve, 
blemaiie, tjpical, ~— -"--si--' *f- 



!,. 



ly of allD^on. 
It, deposit, eilt. 
allay, bottom. 



L. Unite, ]oio, leagne, c 



ali-ee^ug. 
Ally, c. a. 

feoerate, e , „ 

Z, ISftbe similar, make analogous. 
Ally, n. 1. Oooillntor, co-operMor, aa- 
^uint, helper, aldflTj auxiliary, asEO- 
datB, niend, e011e8«iie, partner. 
it. Abettor, ooniSderate, accomplice, 

AliiiaTiae,!i. Calendar, ephemecls, r^- 

jBtec of tne year. 
Almlerhty, ff. Omnipotent, all-powered, 

all-sufficient. 
Almishty, «■ [With The preflxed.] 

Almonds, n, pf . TonBila. 
II . ™j Hearly, toward, towarda, 



Almjoetfdd. 

well-nlBli, I 
not ^nite, v 



_. . ^ e, within a llttJe. 

AIdis, n. Obarity, benefaction, gift, 

cbantabla donation, deemosynaiy aid, 
Almalunue. n. Poorhouse. 
Aloft, ad, Aljorei orerliead, ou high. 
Alone, a, J. Single, Bolitaiy, only, lone, 

lonely, iBolated, unaccompanied, by 

one's aeit, by itself, -wiUiout company, 

witbolit anotbet. 
S. Of one's self, of one's own power, 

without help. 
Aloug, ad. 1. Lei^thwise, lungitudi- 

naay, in a line. 
a. Onward, toward. 



Along:,prgi. By or over. 
Alonc-sMe, ad. [Naui.) By ttie.eide 
^', ade by side, 
ind, aa. Loudly, at the fop of one's 

Alpine, <!. Mountainous, high, elovalad. 
Alrea^, ad. 1. Svea n<m. 

% Before that time. 
Also, ad, Lilrewiae, too, besides, tat- 



, Change (parHoUy), yary, 

modi:^, ahifC, turn, transmute, meta- 
morphose, transftimi, convert, make 
somecha^eln. 

Uter, V. n. Vary, change, he ohange- 

Chai^ahle, variable, 

_.,... IMed.) Alte_ 

UoD, «. Chaise, variatton,' mn- 
I, TiidBsitnde, modSfloation, deTla- 

AUeraUve, »■ {Med.) Alterant. 
Altercatioa, n. Dispute, controversy, 
contenUon, strife, difference, JangUng, 
;, rupture, quarrel, Spar- 
-. 1- wrai^iing. 



til^, blokeri^, wrangle, 
dissension, war of wonls. 
Aitemat*. a. 1. Bedprocal, one after 
another (&B tiemsj. 
_S. iBot.) On difibj'ent (idea sacces- 

Altem&te, V. n. Becipiocat«, act inter- 

cbangeably. 
'■"■ »■" "* a, perfbrm reciprocally 



orbyt« 









Alternation 

chuige. 

AlteruiUJve, ». Choice {beluieeii two 
(ftinffs). 

Although, coi^. Thoagb, aLbeiC, not- 
withstanding, giant tnat, Ibr all thatj 

Altitude, n. Helsltt, elevation. 

Alto, R. (Jlfus.) Oouniar, connter-tenor. 

Altog:etlier, aa. 1, 'VTholly, oamplet»- 

ly, entdraly, totally, utterlT, mmonghly, 

threnghonb fnUji perfMtly, TS TOTO, 

oat ODd out, to uie mil. 

9. Conjointly, in a body, In a mass, 

Alumina, n. Oxide of ainmlnnm, ar- 

gillaceons eaith, argil. 
Alnaunons, o. Clayey, ai^Ilaceous. 
Alumnns, «, [L. pi. Jmmni.] Diadple, 

pupil, ibster-child. 
Alvency, n. Beehive. 
Alveolate, a. Cellular, fovose, loney- 

AlTeole, n. Socket, cell, cavity, alve- 



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mkj spunky Cienuan 
'iolontly, fordbly, witli 



AmalgamEbtioii, n 



Amiuiueiisls, «. Scribe, oopyist, 
scrlber, writer. 

abie, ondeoaiii^ undying, immorCaJ 
perenoii^ erer^mooming, evflr-Tetnnl. 



Ihta a beap or pue. 
Amateur, n. VlrtoosOf „.. 

OTjlKTiiin;, orltlo, nnan of 

Amatory, a. Anwroua, etotie, tender, 

pRs^onate, Anocreontjo^ 
Auumrosls, «. {Msd,] Drop eereae. 



islunent, palii^ w 

dec, BorprlBe. 
Amazlnc, a. Astodehing, ufoonding, 

atupanaoue, wonderful, surprMng, 

m&TvellonB, ndracnloufl, strai^e, rer; 

extcaocdlnary- 
Amazon, n. VliHgo. 
AjnbBica),».J'l. l. 'Wtiidliws,turnii^E 
jt, Oironmlooutlon, parlp&rasla, rer 

bod-ty, TBCbiwa, wordinese, diffuiKneSB, 

oiroidt Of woiSs, 
AnkbaBsador, «. Mlniater (cf t!ie high- 

estrasA'" -■—■--■—■=-— - — ~ ■ — ■■- 

deputy. 



eat rani), plMilpotenliarf , snroft legate, 
deputy. 
AmbasBadorSi n. pl- Bmltaasy, lega- 

Ambieut, a. Snrroonding, encompaaa- 

iQg, endrelii^, cirolli^, oitoumjaoent, 

Gt^umajnbleot. 
AintdgiMf, n. 1. DaiibtlUneB 

blonaneas, doubt, nnoertaJnty or 

ooOlneaH (as re^eeta tke mambK, . 

tiagle terra), aitphtboloot, Indefinltft- 

ness, TRgDBness, obwuitty. 
ji, GUnCta, pim, omblguoua expiee- 

gUm, double meuitim. 
AmMsucmia, a. Doubtful, dubious, ui 

oartata or eaulTOoal, eu^njaUcoJ, li 

definite, indutiikct, vague, Jndeteiml- 

nate, not plain, not eleai', Busceptible 

of moie tlian cme meanii^. 
Ambition, n. 1. Dcdre of supolloclty, 

desire of diatlnctlon. 
3. Longli^, yearning, asplratU 
AnibitloDB, a, 1. Aspiring, eager for 

superiority, eager ibr distlnclion — 

a. Sbowy, preteJitioua, 



Amlkle Pacing pa e 

Ambros al, a 1 Dallo una luac o 

savory palatable nice 
a Fragrant balmy odoroua a 

matic odoriferooe, Bwaet-acented. 
Amlmlatflry a Walking movmg 
Ambuficade n Amb i^ cover 

treat ludmg lilaui urkli^ p a^^e 



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..... _. .__.,beiteo,letitbe90. 

AmcDabillty, ». Accountabilitv, lia- 
bility, teepon^bility, anawecableneaa, 

Amenable, a. Aocoui^able, liable, te- 



Amendo honorable, [Fr.] Apology 
(jbr improper tsvaimeni or laaguage). 

Amendment, n. 1. Improvement, 



a. ConecUon, alteration. 
Lmends, n. CompeDBalion ifn- loss or 
mgflj), *-" " - 



ablenees. 

S. SuaTlty, afihbiUly, gentleneaa, 
olvllity, comity, conite^, polileneea, 
nrbtraify, complalBanoe, amiability, 
obligli^ manner, good maimers, gaud 
breeding. 
Anient, ii. CaUdn, A 



ulgniby, amenity, klnd-beartednes^ f^ 
'TW-liybig, gor-" *■"" — — ■' '■ 

._' dIapoaiHon. 

Amiable, a. Lovable, lovely, sweet, 
ei^^ing, ohacmlng, winning, iinile, 
benignant, benign, eweet-tempered, 
kinithearied, tendar-hoaited, worthy 
of love. 

Amiableneaa, n. Amiability. 

AmiantliaB, n. AmlanUi, eaidi-Aax 

[species tfasieatoi). 
Amicable, a. Friendly, broUterly, fira- 

temal, barmonloua, eoidial, ueigbborly, 

AmlcableneBB, n. Amity, IMendllnesa, 



h.sioss.CjOOglC 



ftlendshlp, eonliaUW, ftftterjial 

frleudlv feellntf, eood nnderatluidi] 

gooii-niU. 
Amid, lad. Anaso(«Mlumtbeingpi.. . 
Amidst.) G^), amongBt, In Bie mldat 

of, in the middle of, enrcDmideil b;- 
AmidalUpa, ad. {Nimt.j Midships. 
AmtsB, ad. Wrong, wrongly, Improp- 
. crly, fanltUy, erroneouBly. 
Amiss, a. "Wrong, Improper, i^nlty, 

Amity.ii. FrlendllnoEe.iMiOABi/Kirass. 
Ammonia, n. Volatile alkali, ammo- 

Ammnntt^nin. 1. Munition, military 

a. Powder and shot. 
Amnesty, B. Forgiveness Iffranled to 
whole clasBes cf p^smaj. general poi- 
don iby m-ockHnation), act of obli^on, 
freedom num penalty. 
Amungr, I aa- AuiD [sihiie matins 
Amongst, ) part qf), aroldat, in the 

midst of, lulxed or mlnKled with. 
Amoions, a. 1. Lovlngj fond, enamored. 
3. Amatory, erolic, temJer, passion- 
ate, Anacreontic. 
AiDOFplions, a. Inregcdar, shftpelees, 

fcrmleau, unsliapen. 
Amonn^ fl. 1. Aggregate, snm total. 
9. E^ct, Hai>stance, purport, leEidt. 
Amount to. Come to, be la the segre- 
gate, lie In tlie whole, 
a. Be equivalent io. 
Amoiir, n. Aftkjr of gallantry, lore 

AiDpliibali^rrT ^- t>oabtfnlneaB, uneer- 
tajnty or equlvocalnefls (as respects the 



3. I^lentlful, plenfeona, ahundai 
abotmdii^, oveiltDning, copioDS, fa 
liberal, rich, exnherant, luxurious, la 
iah, bountiful, hanflsoioe. 

3. Dlfflislve, unrestricted, not coi 

Amplification, fl. 1. Enlargement,' e' 
tension, dilation, ospansion, dev^o, 

a. DIffiiBeneBB, prolixity, diffuse uar- 
i^Te, oopions diBcoinse. 
AmpUfr, CO. 1. Snlarga, extend, au 
ment, magnify, dOata, ex^nd, develo 

AmiJltiide, n. 1. Bnlfc, ^e, bnlMnec 
largeness, b^ees, greatness, volnm 

S. Eange, reaoh, sweep, oompaaa, e: 



I, eUUveii, Bolace, beguile, 



delude, cheat, 



,ve tpif inapviag JirJse fiope8\ 
--•■ 'ivefgle, mislead, Impose 



), ridlcnlons, eouucal, funny. 



(Jfed.) Insensibility 



mlialalicn tff^ Bijpjainc e 

Analeets, ». pi. Selectio 
pieces, select pieces, oollei 

ing, inv^r.atl 
AualepUc, »■ 



LTespoude 
1, decamp 



dissect, resolve. 

AnaroliiBt, n. Jacobin, tncbnlant dem- 
agogue. 

Ana^rliy, n. Disorder, mlsride, con^i' 
tion, HSEt of government. 

Anastomose, V. n. l£ot. (mii .^nal.) In- 
osoniate, unite at lie end. 

Aitastflmoslg, n. [Sot, and -inat.) lu- 

AnatliemB, n. Cnrse, m^edlotlon, de- 
nunciation, Imprecation, fnlmlnatioil, 
lian, exeoration, proscription, eicom- 



Anatomize, s. a. 1. Dissect. 

8, Senitlnlae, analyze, alCt, probe, 
examine, lay open. 
Anatomy, ». 1. Dissection. 

a. Sdence of hodlly structure. 
Ancestor, «. Forefather, progenitor, 

Aaoestrol, a. Hereditary, patrimonial. 
Aneegtiy, n. 1. Lineage, family, race,. 

a. Pedigree, stock, genealogy, de- 

Anchorase, n. Eoadstead, road, port, 

Anclior-ico, ft. Oroand-ice. 
Aucboi'lte, «. Hermit, reduce, solitary, 

Anctont, a. 1. Old, primitive, pristine, 
oums, of old time, not moderit. 
3, Of great age, of long duratitai. 



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ANCIENTLY 



S. AutiQiiated, anljqne, ^ehalo, ob- 



An^lary, a, ■ 1, Helping, helptiil, 

aniiliiuT, iosttiimentaL 
%. SnbBervleDt, snbordinate. 
Anecdote, n. Story [(j^ jwimite ijft), Mo- 

grapMcal Incident. 
Asemone, «. 'Wlnd-flmi'Br. 
Anemoscope, «. Weatharooolt, Tane. 
Anew, (Hi. Newly, Bfiesli, agE^, oret 



Angel, «■ Spb^t, eupemaiui'al being. 
Ai^el, a. \fosUcaM AngeliG. 
As^-fisb,!!. Mont-flsh^SauoStBo OB, 

Aiiifeilo, I a. Seraphic, chGmblc, 
Angelioa], J LeaTenly, oaltBHal, ah- 

Anger, n. Wratli, rage, fury, resent- 
ment, indlgnalion, stasperation, cboler, 
bile, spleen, tbmpeb, auilgeon, passion, 

Ai^er, i>. a. Irritate, iirovake, exas- 
petata, ehtrffe, vex, nettle, tneenae, en- 
rage, inSame, madden, Infuriate, mate 

An!3*,». 1. (^om.) Difl^renoe or di- 
rectlon if^ too Ssiea), 
~ ~ Tf bend, elbow, taiee, ocotcli, 



r, plot 



», i.;ornerf oena, emow, £ 

enap, po^t {where jm> Unks - 
AI^:le, V. n. Fish (iPiiS o md). 
Angle tor. Fish tOr, scheme 

fBr , iry tfl get by artifice. 
Ai^(IeT, «. Fielierman, fisher. 
Aoslln^, a. English {eaid ijf tHe 

A^llGe.aii. [L.l laEneUah. 

Anglicism, it. EialiBh idiom. 

Anglicize, v, a. iMve an EBglish fcrm 
to, f ntcodnce into English. 

Ansljng, !i. Ilaiilag [KUh a rod). 

Anery, a, Pcovokeo, exaspecatoJ, Irci- 
t^teu, iuceneed, piqned, i^tidwnant, 
moody. Bulky, stdwfy, Irale, Ireful, 
wroth, wraitital, Btorming, infuriate, 
mad. In a paa^on, out of hnmor, oat 
of temper, out of tune. 

AngnJUlfocm, a. Eel-Bhaped. 

Ausulsh, !i. igony teapcaiailp <if the 
mmd), loraient, torture, rack, pang, 
severe poin, estreme sufiering, acute 
dlBtresB. 

AnifUlar, a. PoInl«d, nllh angles, with 
eorners. 

Anifular distance. Apparent di^^^ice, 

- dutancessmeaBuredby anangle. 

Anile, a. Aged, Imbacile, senile, doting, 
docrcplt, sunerannuatBd, old-womanish. 

Anility, n. lEabcciUty, dotage, sejiillty, 
decrepitude, superaunualion, weiit- 

ij blame, eondemuation, rcpro- 



Anlmadver^ i 



, Censu 



1, Creature, living being. 



find iJiuS with, cyec 
exception to, protflBt against, ctiticiBe 
severely. 

ereatfl(ll>elng 
S. Bbist, bbutb, linitlonHl as 

ure, dnmb ereature, beast of the i 

Kiwi of the air, denizeo. of the deep, 
Anlwaleulabt n. pt. [L.J Animalcules, 

miorosoopic anlmala. 
AnlmalEule, n. Miotoscopic i—' — ' 



uuuiuiw, fr. u. J.. Quicl^en, InfOrm, 
make alive, give life to, vivi^. 

8. Invigoralfi, foctlfr, revive, ^ve 
vigor or energy to. 

8, Bttoiitlate, waeen, ronse, whet, 
incite, impel, exoile, fire, beat, urge, 
provoke, warm, goad, Idndle, prompt, 
work op, set on. 

4. Encourage, inspire, Inspiri 



blithe, gay, elated. 



aart-Mlrrliig, 



vaolty, spr^btlinesi 
Hcity, afrinees, vi| 
str^gtli, ener^, e 






lively, YigorouB, spi^t- 
buoyant, spiriMa, joonnd, 
jlated, full of life, full irf 



■, mdor, force, 
Qaratian, cheer- 
--■— -J spii'its. 



ij rankling, spleen. 



iper (OS ffiaej, by tiinu 

Annex, v. a. 1. Affix, attach, subjoin, 
add, sroeradd, append, tag, tnefc. 

AnnexatlDn.K. 'l. Affixing, attaching, 
Iding, appending. 
%» Junction, jomia 



Juucti 



V. a. Destroy, e 



qaench, k^ exlermlaate, razetblast, 
rjilD, nullify, annul, put an end to. 

Anniveisaiy, o. Yearly (in the eea 
rElTinv^ With tJiej/ear)^ annual. 

Anno I>aiiiinl, [L,] In the yea 



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ANNOUNCE 




,, sd. Saarly, by t 

yaar by year, pbb anhcu. 

*"""', V. a. Caned, abrogate, lepei 
revoke, recall, reiHint, eountenaaD 
reierse, reBdnd, aboUsh, dlEonnuI, t 
cate, quBBli, uulllA', supeisede, inva 
date, overrule, moke void, set aside. 

AnnnlBT, a. Iraug-sbaped. 

Auniilet,n. 1. iJttlerii^. 
a. {Arch.) pmat, Ibtei^at. 



Annnliuent, n. Asuulllng, nolllftca- 
tiou; abrofsttion, repeal, Teaaaeion, cao- 
Bening, renxsoUou, abotttlon. 

AnnnntlBtloii, n. Ahhouncgmeht. 

Anodyne, ». 0^te,BetiaavB, narcotic. 

Anoint, B. o. 1. Smear, mb over with 
idl or noDtoDnB matter. 
& Oonsoerate by ancUon. 

AnomallBliti, a. A^fOUAIiODS. 

AnomalouH, a. Irr^ulac, nbaouaaJ, 
anomallBtla, nnaonwrnable, pretar- 
natnral, mmatnral, onnsual, ifingulat, 
pecultar, exeeptlcmalj abarmnt, ecoen.. 
tilo, ^ratic, momtroua, oat of ths 

AuomalTi "■ Irreffnlarit)', abnormity, 
^ngnlartVi peculiarity, nnconfonoity, 

ivpi^nt.Tip.H.ii mnnBtrOBlty. 

quietly, sbortly, im- 



Anon, ad. ^^v^i±, i^u.^ 
mediately, in aehoid^ , 






Answer, v. n. 1. Bbplv iespedaUy to 
guestiaij, HKjoiB, respond, say In, n 
ply, meUe: tmeirer. 

li. Se accountable, be responalble c 
liable. 

3. OorresiKaid, be like, be similar. 

4. T)o, pass, serve, be sufficient, 1 
enou£fh, do ^ell euougli, pa£« muste 

Answer, v. a. 1. Kcply to, respoml ti 



planatioik. 






:. Satisfy, lulfil, be suitable to, be 
__Bcientfor. 
Answer, «. 1. Eeply, reBponae, KE- 



3, Accountable, reapouBlble, 
ble, Uable. 

3. Correspondii^, corresponds 
relatlTe, proporOonate, auitablB 



'-'~io 

I, competilor, 

oppoBlte, hosule, 

terioiity, precedeuc 
Utecedent, o. Pi 
previoae, prior, i 
precursory, foreruii 
Lntecedeot, n. I. 



ontiadiotion, cla^- 

adverse, 
■iority (in ibne), an- 



Ho). 
which 



life. 



I, incidents of o 

L. Date befbre tlie ti 



Antedate, V. a. 

S. Anticipate, forestall, foretaste. 

Anl«past, «. Foretaste, AtrrioiPATiox', 
preubatlon, fcrestallli^ presentiment. 

Anteriar, a. 1. Prfeoeoing, prior, pre- 
vious, antecedent, foregoing, goii^ be- 

a. Fore, front, in front. 
Anteriority, n. Priority [in time), pre^ 

cedence, antecedence. 
Ante-room, n. VesHbnle. lobby hall. 
Antlielinlntic, ». Vermifuge, belmin- 

Uiagogae. 
AnOiem, n. Hymn, divine song. 
Antholofty.n. Selections U>vBniBiW«)n»), 

beauties, elegant extracts. 
AntliraGlt«, tt. Blindnioai, gl^ice-coal, 

stone-coat, barfl-coal. 
Antliropopha^, n. pt. Cannibals, 



I, cap«, va^ry. 

J, Buffoon, locJ, merry-an 

loucb, mount^banlE, 



a. TaJre up befereband. 



c, trieic, &eak, gam- 



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ANTICIPATION 



iroird b>, count upon, recbcm npou, cal- 
culate upon, prepare one's aoK tbr. 
Antleipation, It. 1. ExpectatloUj 






anpla 






!!. foretaste, prelibation, Bntepast, 
preeentiuiant, fiio^ee^Un^, tbrcseelnf, 
mro^t, pieedeitce, prevision, fore- 
flioniiEit, fiw60«»^pcaeoncep«oii. 

AntldoUi, ». 1. CounterpoiBoa, auli- 



_. ,, , Bpeoiao, reatoraHve. 

AnUfetuUe, a. Febim^al. 

Antl&brlle,». Febrifuge. 

AntlpatliT, n. Bapi^nEUice (noluroj or 
cojistiiattrmaEij lUw^uHt, ablutrreuce, de- 
teetaHon, hatred, ^ate, loatbii^, avet- 

AntipodBl, a. Oppo^te, otci against, 

diametrically oppoeite- 
AnU-poiaou, ». ArmuoTB, 
Autiqusriiui, «■ Ant^uai^, aiehieo- 

Iwian, .arclisol<^iB6. 

AuMiuarv, n. AiinanABiAH. 

Antlqiiatfltl, a. Oliaalete,' nnfiishion- 
able, antlgne,lj;40ne,BrBhalc, ancient, 
grown olo, out m fuoj out of &shlon, 
out of date, old-&etaloned, gone b;. 

Aiitlgiie,a. Old, andent, ANrrou. " 

Antlane, u. Ancient rarity, pl< 

Ajitiqiiity, n. !■ Old times, the olden 
time, ancient times, days of yore, ADX.D 

A- Am^entB, people of old UmCE. 

3. Anelentnees, ffreat aee, 

4. [ill.] Belles (^ old ^les, 
--''— — -■"- - OanolnaMve, good 

a, ». (JtJiei.) ConlraBt, oppoai^ 

Antitlietii), ) a. Contrasted, placed 



uneaahiess, dlBgulet, apprtdu 

misgiving, peiple:(ity, worrj 

trouble, iMim, aisgnletude, 

Anxlans, a. SoUcltoOB, ni 



way, in onj 
Apaoe, ad. 

imii quick 



, In any manner. In any 

Sulckly, speedily, swiftlv, 
y, post-haste, with apeed, 

^_„ I, Separately, aloof, aside, 

by one's self, by ibeir. , 

S. Asunder, Into two partem 
purtment, n. Boom, cn^nber, hall. 

SBtheHc, a. Unfteling, passlonleaa, 
upEisslble, Impasdve, Platonic, stoical, 
unlmpressible, unsusceptible, insensi- 
^ ^e, senselefis, eouUem, phlegmatic, dull, 



obtuse, cold, slui 



I, eluegiah, torpid, 
indifferent, callous. 



cold-blooded, -without Benelbllity, desti- 
tute of feeling, 
asthy, ». Insensibility, Impseslbillty, 
.roassion, dulness, tor — — " 

hl^m, Indl^renee, ui 






Ape, n. Monkey (nnAout a toil). 
Ape, V. a. Mimic, imitata, mock, oour 

terf^t, take off. 
Aperient, a. (Med.) Laxative, deohstin 

enl^ loosenine. 
Aperient, n. [Med.) Laxatiie, laxative 

mefllclne. 

Opening, hole, perfbra^ 
, . . . s^j pssaage, eye, eyelet, 

hollow, oavlly. 



Lpert^ire, 1 

hollow, oav 

Ipes, n. Top, sununlt, oeme, »enitli, 
plnuacle, highest point, culinlnatii^ 
point, utmost height. 



Aplkoidsm, n. Maxim, adage, proverb, 
sayli^, dictum, saw, apothegm, by- 
word, senlentloiiB precept. 

Apiary, n. Bee-honae, beeMve. 

Ai>ieoe, ad. Severally, one by one, toe 

Apish, a. 1. ImitatlTe (in a itrviU 

S. A^ted, f^fdsh, trifling. 

Apoc^ypse, n. Kevelatlon, propteoy 
of St. John. 

Apocryphal, a. UnauthenUc, legeod- 
ary, uncanonlcal, of doubtful au- 
thority. 

Apollyon, n. Satwi, aich-flend, Devil. 

Apol<^etical, a. Excusatory, exoolpa- 



Apolog 






B. Fable Ifoiaided 

mals things], — '^ 

tale, story. 

S, Eiouse, plea, explanation, eiten- 
nation, reparation, akchde qonoba- 

Apastaa)\n. l>eitetiou, desertEoo, back- 



Apostate, a. Treacherous, nlse, n 
less, untrue, I'ecreant, backalldlng. 

Apostle, n. Messenger, mlsgiouaFy. 

Apostollo see. Church of Berne. 

ApotlieBm, n. Maxim, adage, aaylag, 
dlctnm, . saw, proverb, aplwrlsm, by- 
word, B^iteunom precept. 

ApotheoHlB, n. Doflcaraon. 

Appall, V. a. Terrify, fMShtei^afa^ght, 

pat in great Kiar, strike with terror, 
petriiy wltii tfear. 
Apparatus,!!. Tools, Instcuments, uCen- 

Apparel, «. Clotlies, dothli^, dross, 
T^nkent, attire, ABT ' " ""-*'■-«- •-ii"* 



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liBbit, hnbUimDnis, gaib, gear, gai- 
mente, Testmenta, outfit, aocoutce- 
m»nt, aiuipment, suit. Tigging, &&p- 



Vldble, dlacernlMB, 



Apparent, 

perceptible 
Biffht, lo 1jt . 
I. Manlte 



evident, inautlfable, plain, 



■Identtv, ol 
■, plainly- 



3. S«emiag, ei 

' Apparently, ad. _. . 

onalj, elearlj, manlfistlj', plain! 

'the flist Unsh, In e'em- 

,__i, phantiwm, spirit, — , — „._ 
lin, Shade, clilmer^ illouan, voiXcB, 
vidon, pteterr-' ' 



verag). 
ehaJiei^e, 



a. {Law.) £et^, 
Ifrom ov^ ctrvjrt to Oiivibtvn i. 
Appeal, n. 1. Address, 



[flore.] Sramnon, 
transfer by appeal 



.^peal to, AddreaB, iu>' 
call upon, malte applicati*: 

Appear, e. b. i. Emeise, be In stelit, 
come in sight, he TiBlble, coma Into 
view, HHAYE ai siOht, tr~— '- +•■" 
vieir, present itself, dop 






IT, open b 



n QiB stage, 

3. Open, dawn, break. 
S. Arlae, ocour, ofifer. 

4. Staml in judgment, be present to 

5. Be manitfeet, be ohvious, be ops 
be known. 

6. Seem, look, show, ^ear the a' 
pearancs, present the appearanee, ba- 
the appearance, strike one as being. 

Appeanuiee, n. 1. Comli^, arilTal. 
9, Appearance, speetruM, wliat 

E. Semblance, seereii^. 



Appeasable, a. Placable, fttrgiTlng, 
lecencUable. 

Appease, v. a. 1. Fa<^, calm, quiet, 
soothe, tTanquilllBe,aUaj,BSSas^ '^'' 

lav, alleviate, mitigate, abata , 

compose, still, LnBh, Inli, dull, gucU, 
blni^ tempsr, attemper, lesseji, ixnalif^. 
S. Prorioate, Toeonclle, make propi- 
iions, make Eftvaiable. 



AppeUaUoD, n. Name, UUb, epithet, 
eognomen, denomination, style, de- 
BcripHon, designatioii, d^criphie term. 

Aippend, o: o. 1. Hang or attachi 

3. Add, subjoin, join, annex, nfflx, 
superadd, tag, tack. 

Appendage, n. Concomitant, attend- 
ant, accompaniment, adjunct, aUa/ih- 
ment, appurtenance, appendix, tall- 

Appendant, a. Annexed, attactiea, cen- 

Appendtx, n. 1. Aajimot, addition, 

E pertain to, 1. Belong to, pertain to, 
J ioeident to. 

It. Begard, caocem, touch, relate to, 
refer to, boar upon. 
Appetence, I «■ 1. Appetite, stmng 
Appetency, J d€dre. 

B, Tenaenoy, inclination, leanli^, 
bent, dispositloii, p'open^ty, fondness, 
Bidna, pBHOHiHT. 

.ppetlte, n. 1. I>edre, lending, cray- 
h^, leUsb, hankering, pruriency, appe- 
t^oyjiasalon. 
3, Hunger, fltomat^, desire of fjoo- 
Appetizer, n. Zest, reUak. 
AppeljzlnK.a. That wliets the appaUte. 
Applaud, t>. o. 1. Oheer, clap. 

2. Pr^BB, commend, lami, a^^irore, 
compliment, extol, magni^, cr; up. 
Lpplanse, tl Accla m ation, acclaim, 
pfandif^ edat, dap^tag liC huids, Bhont 
of approbation, loud praise. 

Apple of tbe^e. Pupil of the eye. 
• — 'e Peru, Thorn apple, stramDnlum, 
,monj, Jamestown weed {Baitmt 

Apple-pie order, ICoBogukd.] Ferfaet 

Appliance, n. 1. Application, use, ex- 
ercise, applying. 

3. Expedient, means, inatrnman- 
tality, resource. 

Appliances, ». pi. Means, expedients, 
Bistrumentaiiacs, appointments, steps, 

Applicable, a. Suitable, fit, fittti«, be- 
flftlng, appropriate, relevant, adapted, 
api^ proper, partdnent, appodle, ger- 
mane, te the point, to the pnr- 

AppUoant^ n. PeUtionsr, soliidtor, 

siutor, eandidale. 
Application, ». 1. Applyii^. 

S. Appliance, use, aseriHae, practice. 

3. SoficKatton, paOtion, appeal, re- 
quest, suit. 

4. Assiduity, industry, peraavaranee, 
persistency, IntenBC Btttdy, close atten- 
tion. 

Apply, o. o. 1. Lay upon,.put or place 

8. Appropriate, use, employ, axarciee, 
ply, convert to use, put to use. 

3. Keperse, execute, carry out, put 
in practice. 

4. Devote, dedicate, addict, direct, 
engage, torn attentively, bead with 
dl%»ice. 



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iply to, 1. Snlt, fit, bo adapted to, be 
nitaWe to, Iw applleable to. 
8. Sollidt, peSldoii, request, aweal 



S. Direct, ordain, enjoin, raquii'e, 
commaJid, decree, ordi^, bid, imposo, 
iiialBt on. 

3, Assi^, allot, de^gafbte, destjne- 

4. Nonunate, namo, conatitata, 

B. iSiciiJeli, eqiilp, snpply. 
Appolutukent, «. I. Appolutli^, des- 
^3,1ion to oMee. 
8. Station, noaltlon, office, place. 

3. As^nanon, agieeineni (iw lo Mnw 
and plff£C qT Jtiestinff), I'RYfiT, B^pnlUT 
tjon, airangement. 

4. Decree, bidding, command, order, 
ditwtioa, precept, mandate, ordl' 
nattoii, enactmeiiti Ian, cequire- 

5. Equlpmant, ec!olpag;e, furniture, 
outfit, appliance. 

6. AJlowoce, salary, pay, aUpsnd, 

T. Nomination, 



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5. Opinion, belief, fiincy, auppoaltton, 
judgment, aentlmeiit, Idei, notion 

0. Fear, dread, diBtrnat suspicion, 
aniiety, solicitude, care, contern, mia- 
givli^, alarm, worry, diaquiet, uneaBi- 
ness, vesatlon. 
ApprehenaiTe, a. 1. Quick to under- 
Fearful, dlstinatful, SUBpiciutlB, 

., «ntice, Jl. Learner (q^ a (iiBie) 

Appi^ee, V. a. Infoim, a^-oua 
-itiij, tall, admoniBb, inaie 



Apportion, 4?. a. Allot, diatrlbul«, as 
^gn, divide, partition, part, meaaura 
elinre, appropHiit^, deal, dlspenae, par 
eel oiit^ deal out, pordon out. 

AppoMioiiir -' - 
lotmeut, at 



AppoBite, a. Apt, pertineitt, teleTant, 
m, flttlug, beflttli^, suitable, appro- 
priate, eeaaonai)le, eermane, afbopob, 
to the purpose, to tie point, well ap- 

Appraise, V. a. Value, eflMmate, prlie, 

price fi>r, estimate tiie worth of, ' 

Airpralseiueii^ jt. Valuation, estima- 
tion, estimate, judgment. 
Appi'ficia.te, V, a. 1. Eatimate justly 
set a just valne on, form a correct esfl. 
mate oi; value rightly. 
S. Estimate, esteem, Talue, ral«. 
8. [ U. S,] Ealse the value of. 
AppT«olate, V. n. If. S.J Else in value 

AmnvciatloD, ^ !■ 

B. Just eaMmato, correct 
Apprehend, V- a, 1. Seive, 
take prisoner. 

if. Conceive, ima^ne, see, perceive, 
believe, know, oompbbhesd. 
3. Fear, dread, think of with feat-, 
Appreheni^ii. «. Iliiuk, aappose, iiu- 
agine, conceive, ikncy, OPTNE, lidld, 
■ween, preauroe, be of opinion, take it, 
enteitiiin f— 
Apprehens 



irat&nding, intellei^, i 
gence, intellection, mind, reason. 

S, Concepllon, T" ' '^"' 
mind's eye. 



to, diaoios- 
Approximate drat 



S. AccesB, admittance, admlscdon. 
Appimutluible, a. ■ Accssidble. 
AppFobaUon, ». 1. Approval, likii^ 
praise, enooniium, commtindaHon, good 
opinion, favorable apinlon. 

8, Support, oDncurranoo, anent, con- 
aent, sanction, raUflcatlon. 
Appi'aprint«, «. a. 1. Adopt, take to 
one'a sel^ take as one's own. 
8. Take, seise, abstract, ate^, pnr- 



LppixmriBt 
befitl&e, ( 



3. Asalgn, apportion, allot, set apart. 
' ' Pp5! uae, employ, convert. 
.^■JBte, o. AdapTied, flt, itUng, 
tl&g, apt, PAT, BDitable, ptoper, 

jmlD^j oue, Beenuy, ^reeable, con- 

formai>Ie, oongmoUB, germane, conve- 
nient, pertin^xt, appoaLl«, Midtous, 
applleaSie, apropos, to tie pdnt, to 
thepnrpoie. 
AppFopnatenesB, v.^ Suitableness, flt- 
nesB, propriety, aptness, appo^t«iieeB, 
pertinanoy, PEBTJiEas, relevancy, fell- 
city, applieahility. 
Appropriation, «■ 1. Seizure, capture, 
takins, taking to one's self. 
8. Ai)plioatlon{&tajiEirMoiiIa<'(i9e). 
3. Sum set apart LftrospeetfieoysBi). 
AppFOv&lt». 1- A^PROBAxiOlr, 

8, Sopport, sanction, OBsent, consent, 
coiu^urrence, ratt&catliBi. 
Approve, v. a. i. Ocanmend, recora- 

_^_.. — I — ijT,„ Ttdalfl, value, 

tUnk highly 



ivaiid. 

Approxbnate, a, 1. Proilmata, a 

S. Nearly correct, nearly- accurate 

,Approx3niat«, v. a. [Hare.] BH 

Appiro3liuat«, V, «. Approach, eoi 

Anproxtiivitely, ai. Near, ncni 

about, not fet ftom. 
Approii 



m^id, praise, like, appreidat 



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Appnlse, n^ Co]1i^oD« mooting, oomlng 

Hacker, striking tog:6tLeL', 
AppulslTe, a. Impingiiig, striking 

flgi^Bt, 

Appurtenance, «, Adjunct, appeif' 

age, depandencj, 
Appvi'li^aiLiit, a- Belongli^, 
Aprloii, [L.] Tlieoretlcullj, before < 

perlenue, before trisj, JKtni asaiun 



Apropos, a. [Fr.J Opportnne, i 
nijlej timely, nt, suitable, apt, apposite, 
to tne point, to Hie purpose. Just tlie 
tiling, ([Dlte the Uiliw. 

Apropos, ad. Opportunely, aeasona 
to the purpose. 

Apt, a. 1. Appo^te, parttnent, buIIe 
Bt, llttiDg, meet, befitting, germ 

me p<dnl» 'to tbe purpose, 
S. Inclined, UaUe, pione, dispose 

3. Quloi, diarp, ■ceady, prompt, __ 
pert, dexterous, able, clever, nappF, 
adrott, liandy,^llfnl. 

4. liodle, teoGlutble. 

Aptitude, »- Tnm, dlspoBiHoii, genius, 
giit, endowioent; talent, &cnlty, eapa^ 
idt;, eapalideiiese, tendency, iDcUnation, 
b1^, procllTlty, pronenees, propen^ty, 
forte, aptnp— 



bHtj. 

2. Turn, tendency. Inclination, AJ 

3. Quickness, readiness, expertness, 
skill, acuity, knadt, adioIUieaa, ad- 
dress.ability. 

4. Docility, leadiaMenesB. 
Aqna-forUs, n. (L.I Nitric eudd (some 

mhat diluted), spirit of nitre. 
Aqna-r^ia, n. [L.l Nitro-muriatlc 

acid, nitro-eliloro-nydrle oold. 
AquarluB, n. lAafron.) Water-bearer. 
A^ieoQS, a. Wa.tery, vaterieh, moist, 

wet, bnmid, damp. 
Aaalliiie, a. Hooked (KJx <m eaglets 

Soi; emptied e^eeialls to ike nose), 

bent, curved. 

Arabeaque, 1. A^orleb, moreer|iie. 
Arabian, a. Arable. 
Arabian, «. Arab, Saracen. i 

Arabic, a. Arabian. 
Arable, a. That may he ploughed, fit 
thr the ploi^b, Bnitable for cultivation. 
Arbiter, n. Arbitrator, umpire, judge. 

Arbitrament, n. 1. Choice, option, 
will, dcterrainatlaD, decision, imipu'age. 

5. (Zow.) Award, adJudicaUan, Sa- 
teraiuiadon, dedaloQ, decree. 

Arbitrariness, ». Xwpotlsm, alnchite- 
ness, absoluUsm, tyraouy, Bat«ota>». 

Arbitrary, a. 1. XTFeaponslble, abao- 
lute, iyiwirdcal, tyrannous, ImperlotiB, 



il^ paas Judgment. 
I, Medlattcm, tnter- 
m, Inteipoeltuin. 



!. Judge, deride, determine, adjudl- 

ItratiDn, 

veutioD, Interceaslon, in 
" "—-"i, detetmi 

aOiffllt, TUDi. 

. Arbiter, umpire. Judge, 

r, ». 1. Bower, ahady reuess, 
ly retreat. 
Spindle, axis, shaft. 



IriMc, ar 



, DondrifttYifl, dendrite. 



n. White cedar (^ C 

ocddtaiirilis). 

1.) Arch, part of a drot 



Arcb,«. 1. (Oeoffl.) Arc, part of a olr- 

». Curved atruotura. 
Apob, V, a, 1. Vault, oovec witlt an 

%, 'Bend into the fbrm of an arch. 
Arcb, o. 1, Ohlef, urlnidpal, oonsiim- 

mate, flrst-rate, of the fl»t class. 

■ s. Sly, shrewd, cunning, wily, astute, 

subtle. 
3> Bi^uisb, wa^ish, mirthful, frolic 

some, sportive, meiiT, playCiil. 
Arcl)feolog:]au, ft. Archsologjst. 
Arcliieolosical, a. Antlqua 
Arcliieoloslst^ ». '"" — "' 



ArohaKOogiy.n. Science of antiiiuities. 

Arcbalc, a. Old, ancient, obaolete, fln.< 
tlQuated, antique, by.«ono, out of use, 
OLft of date, out of S^on, old-firah- 

Archalsia, it. Antiquated torm or ex- 
pression. 



ArdiblsHop.n. Prii 
Archduchy, tt. Arel 



Archduc 



a. (Sot.) Fornicate. 
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Arch-fiend, n 



Dbvu., Satan. 



Archetype, n. Pattern, model, type, 

prototype, orielnal, examplar, example, 

protoplHSt, m&roT, paragon. 
Arching, a. Vaulted, curving. 
ATOhltwit>n. 1, DetDguei cf IwlldingB, 

profbsHor of building. 
8. Contriver, make^ fbrraer, author. 
Arehltecture, n. 1. Si^eDoe oi art of 

building. 
a. worknuLnshlp, framework, frame, 

stroctara, febrle. 
Archives, <i. ^. 1. Registry, record- 



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AKCHWAY 



AKMOKIAL 



fl. KBcorda, chronlcleB, regiBters, AN- 
nAX£, lilstorlcal acoountB. 

ATcfaway, n. Arched passage. 

ArctlOt <^- Noithom, boreal. 

Arcuate, o, [Bora] Curved, Iwnt, 
bowed, hooked, crooked, aduncouB. 

AroofrldtKa, n. ffiors.] OuivatuT«, ia- 
ouiTatlon, onrvltjr, fleznre, bend, crook. 

Ardent, o. 1. Hot, hnmliuf, flary. 

S. warm, paedonate, fervent, im- 
pHsaiODed, tagex, iutenee, keen, abarp, 
Tehcment, fl^y, flameab, i^rvld, glow- 
ing, zealouB, deroted, enthuslaatlc, 

a, AlooiioUo, sjdiltnons. 
Ardor, ». 1. Seat, vannth. 

a, Zeal, fervcEr, ffirrencj, flump, aimv. 
en^tement, BhaTpneae, i 
eagemeaB, neartlnefla, devO' 

oaity, 'inteiBiw, , 

.^^ -. &'"^, ii^i,, lotlj, up 



iEy.taap 



Lce, impetus 



□utlcBlHe^' foil at dMculies. 
Aren, B. 1. Kcgion, rohere, realm, t«r- 

Tltrf>FT, domaJn, dl^tmct, ctrcult, circle, 

defiiute epu». 
a. {Geim^ Supsrflclal contents. 
ATena> n. Iield, llBts, stage, rine, am- 
phitheatre, baWo-SmA, field of battle, 

scans of action, place of conleBt. 
AreuaceoDS, a. Sandy, arenosa. 
Arensse, a. Sandy, arenaceous. 
Areometer, «. Hydrometec. 
Argent, a. 1. Of silvet. 

a. Silvery, brtoht, rCBplendent, Bbln- 

iT^, radiant, l)rilIiaDt, beamli^, eSbl- 

gent, refDlgeut. 
Argil, n. 1, Potter's clay, white clay. 
S. Alumina, ai^UlaceouB earth, D:<lda 

of ainminium. 
ArBillaceoug, a. Clayey, aluminous. 
Ai^ol, ti. Tartar (cniile), bitarCrats of 

potBSli, wloe-atone. 
ATsr">By,''. Carack-gOlleoa. 
Aisae, o. ». 1. Beaaon, plead, oflbr 

reasons, use arguments. 
a. Inspute, debate, chop logic, tty 

otmelnelims, bandy words oi ai^nments, 

hold or carry on an ai^iment. 
Argue, V. o- !• Show, indicate, evinoe, 

denote, imply, betoirai, prove. 
a. DebatB, disonss, vsiitii.ate 

contest, controvert, moot, reason i..^ ._. 
Axener, B. Heaaoner, debater, contro- 

ve^^st, dispatant, diepnl^r. 
Arumiiioiit, n. 1, Keason, reasoning, 

obaln ot reasoning, process of reasoning. 
a. Controvert, luspnta, dlsputaidoii, 

discussion. 
3. Subject, to^c, matter, theme, 

the^ ^uaatlon, snldeet-niattar, matter 



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Argumentative, a. 1. ControTcrBlal, 
polamlcal. 
a. IHsputallouB, eivan to controversy. 
Ai^ruB-eyed, a, InscerDing, perepioO' 



ftry, dried up, parched with 

Aridity, «. Dryness, siooity, want of 

Artelit, ad. Sightly, itltlioat eiror or 
mutake. 



a. det up, start up, gat out of bed. 

3. Bise, appear, come in sigbt, aouie 
into vlaw, present itself show itself, 
discover iteeif, make Its appaaracce, 
reveal Itself, come to U^t. 

4. BeeIii,originate,qjrlng,spidr^iip, 
ba exdled, (x>me into nation. 

B. Coma Into TnHag, eniai upon lile. 
6. Aooine, reault, proceed, issue, 
flow, fldlow, come, ensue, be derived. 
Ariatat«, a, (Bol.) Awned, bearded. 
AristooraBy, «. 1. Govenunent of 
nobles or a prIvilK[ad order. 

Z. Nobility, noWesSa, gantry, peerage, 
body of nomas, the qnallly, parsons of 

3> ICoUogmoi.] Upper classes, np- 



Science of numbers, 
apncaiJon. 
L. Braneh, bougl., projecting 



a. Iidet l<if the leaj. 

" ■" might, strength, 



4. Brandi of military 



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I. liqulp, furnish, provide, 



',putii ' 
-a, fit u 



' 3. Prepare, fit up, make r 

Arm, V. w. Tt' ■- "■ 

vided with arma. 

Armada, n, Fleet {especioBsi that flC 
Sjjom ogainsf EnglaiiS in I0S8), squad- 
ron, fiotflJa. 

Armament, «. 1. Body of forces, 

a. QuDS, cannon, arms, munitions of 






iDw-chidr, armed 
re, suspension of 

m strength, human 
tooiyfrifh, inlet. 



Armorial, a. Her^dlo. 



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Armpit,^ — 

Arma, n. pt. 1. Weapons. 
2. War, wnillke esploite. 
3> Eecntxheon, acntctieon, ahleld, en- 
s^ BjmDriitl, nrmoriEil beatings. 

Ann;, n. Host, force, troops, leeions, 
armea fbrije, jnUltacy force, body of 
ti^Hips; 

AmlcB, n^ 1jeopaTd's..baiie, 

Aroma, «. Fragrance, perlame, redo- 
lence, sweM Bceot, pleasing scenl^ giate^ 

Aromatic, a, Fcagrant, redolent, 
balmy, Bpi<T, odoriferous, aromat^uB, 
ombiosiiil, high-eQented, strong-e 

- fld, sweet-scented, an-eet-amelling. 

Aromattse, v. a. 8cent, perfume. 

Aromatoug, a. Fragrant, ' spicy, 



Aronnd,!"^. 1. Abou 



©very side of, 
slimalaie, v 



iiJEUle, avaken. 



nepirlt, pr 






etir up, vSke ni 

Arrs^o, u. 
trial, ta^" 



Arralsninflntj «. 
brfn^ng to tnaL 

a. AcooBatlon, eliarge, indlcUnent, 
tmpeaobment, 

ATraiu:e, «■ a. 1. Dispose, array, class, 
elBBsIl^, group, rank, tnia, marshal, 
CHstrlbuW, place, range, put or bring 
Into older, eet in order, teduoe to ocder, 
Bot out. aas^n places t^. 
a. Adjust, Battle, determine, fix up- 

3> Plan, devise, Bcbeme, contrive, 
project, mature, organlae, concoct, 
Gonatruct, prepare, faJI upon, bit apon, 



d^^on, m^uid, i 



t. Stmoturo, make, £irm, mode • 
ouildlns; manner of making. 

3, AdJuBlmsut, settlement. 

4. Begulatlon, management, ecou 



rrant^ a. 

dowungbt 
ongh-goIi%. 
•t. loittmouB, yile, : 

Airas, ». Tapeslry, bai--— b„ 

Array, n. 1. Order, regalar dlsporition. 

St. Drese, fine elotbes, elegant attire, 

a. UxMbiUon, Bbow. 



i. (Zow.) Panel, body of Jurors, 
urray, V. a, 1. Rajik, range, arrange, 
place, dispose, matsnol, set in order, 

S, Dtees, habit, enrobe, robe. Invest, 
dotlie, bedeck, deck, adorn, embelUsh, 



, n. pi. Arrearage, 



Lrrest, v. a. 1- Stop, stay, check, 1u- 
teiTupt, obstruct, binder, delay, det^n, 
restrAu, hold, mthhold ^eep back 

S, Seise, apprehend, tak pturs 

oateli, take up, talce Into n tod take 



Arrest, n. 1. Staying, toi 
Bce, obstmctLon. 
S. Seizure, capture, 

Ai'riTO, B. n. 1. Come, g 






fllf-lmpDrtance, u_^ ^. 
BAngliQ^ proud, snpez- 

cuT^ler, overbcaitng, o^meenine, ae- 
euiulnv, niu^tarlo^ df^pnatlc, uupe- 
rlous. Important, smiUing, blustering, 
big, bi^, loKf , stately, Belf-conceited, 
seEr-Buffl^eut, dctibb. 

Arro^Btfl, V. a. Assume, usurp, claim 
undMy, malce nnjust pretensione to. 

Arro^v, n. Darii, ^aft, bolt. 

Arrow-lieaded, a. woclge-ahaped, eu- 



fSB, caU- 

"% Bk!il|' addrflBB, adroi^ess, readi- 
nesa, dexterity, tact, aptitude, apDiess, 
oleyemese, ingenully. 

3. Cunnlr^, astuteness, artfulness, 
shrewdness, arUlice, deceit, subtlety, 
craftiness, craft, duplidty, wlUnesa, 
guile. 
Artfiil, a. 1. Skilful, ir^enlous, dex- 

■^ Omming, or^ty, astute, shrewd, 
abM^, wfly, Bly, ftay, snalty, f--'-*'- 
— 1, i»..i.fi«-.o H^i^oLng in"--^ 

MoklA, 
diptomaHo, MRatuaTelian. 
AiilDIe, «. 1. Fart, poiUon, branch, 
member, clause. Item, particular, count, 

a. TeiTo, sapulation, provisioii, con- 
dition, covenant. 

3. Tbli«, substance, commodity. 

4, {Grunt.) DeflniHie adJeoUve. 



^ designing, intriguing. 



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. _. Cttac dlattnetlj (a 
elemoiiari/ eouadi), rao 



g, CoEBonaJit. 

3. Joint, junGtarSf mD&i- 

Artlfice. n. Cuimlns, deceit, lii>±e[r, 

dapUolty, guile, subSety, flneass, atrat- 

afiem, tiidi:, aubterfnge, wile, ruBe, 

enanee, dod^, donbUi^, MHcblttreliBni, 

&aud, ImpoBtnce, ImpoaiUon, double- 
deolliiff, ooUjUaioJf, ^uxnu-pooiiB, orof- 
ty dOT&o, ~" - — ^ 



aanni^turer, superira m 



AitUloial, a 
art, nf- — '- 



1. FacI 



.1. lictitiona, f^pied, coanl«Tfeiteil, 
Bbam, apurlous. 
3. AMamed, affbalfd, ftmied, strained. 
Artillery, Jt. Ordnance, caimoa, en- 
ginery, great guns. 
Ai'ttsan. m. Meohanlo, — 
woikmuii, labocor, operatt' 
ArUst, n. 1. Designer, oonm*Bt, iiti/- 
Jector, adept, a&tlficv^, hMI^L per- 

3. Sculptor, carver, modSler. 
Artistic, I a. SkUfiU, masterl;, troA- 
Arttstical, ( man-like. 
Artless, a. 1. Ignorant, nnleamad, 
untaught, unaldlfuTinae. 

3. Inartificial, Bimple, natural, with- 
out markB of art. 

3. UnaO^cted, plain, honest, frank, 
fair, open, c^idid, Kuvn, goUelees, 
^ncere, true, unsophlaticated, ii^enu- 
ODB, unde^gnlne, Emthfnl, liouorable, 
aii^e-minded, ^uple-iieaTted.^ntple- 
mlnded, open-hearted, Btr^ghobrward. 
As, atl. 1, In the mitnner tiiat. 

a. IJbe, rimilor ia, fur eiiample, ol 
the same kind with, in the same man- 

3. Viewed like, taken in the okarac- 



5, Because, ^nce, ibr the reason that. 

6. To the degree that, in the same 
proportLock that. 

1. Beii^ of the kind which, being of 
the class wiui. 
As i^r as. To the extent that, to tlie 

Ascend, v. n. 1, Blse, aitae, aBph:e, 

9. C^backwardlBi (ABOj'i&rqfiime). 
Ascend, b. a. Cj^^niB, SoaJe, get up, 



preralent, sotpaesinE. 
Asoendenoy, it. Power, autluirity, 

sway, eonfioL supeHorlty, goT< • 

masKiT,maeteraam,canuuaad, .. ... 
ion, rale, soverelsnty, supremacyj dcon- 

iueuce, Kdvantaee oyer, np — '■— ' 

Ascension, n. losing, eIsb, 

Ascent, «. 1. BlBliie, rlie, a 
9, AcdUtII?, riaine grounu. 
' dk Eleratian, heign^ eminence. 

Asorartaln, V. a. 1. Intomiine, estab- 
lish, £i, BBttle, defliks, certi^, Teii^, 



Id out, get at 
ire, r^id, sevi 



Aaoetio, n. Beoiuee, harmlt, anckoret, 

- '" -illtalre, BBEMITE. 

Austerity, mortlfica- 



solitary, scllta 



Asli-colored 
Aslies, «■ pi. 

bttmt). 



Abashed, confused, p 

a. Ashy, pale, gray. 
1, Remans W ^''Ot 

L. On shore, on land. 



8. To the short. 

3. Agronni^ not afloat. 

Asliy,>i. 1. CineriUous, cinereous, fivil- 

S. Pale, palUd, whitish, gray, ash- 

Aslatic cliolern. Spasmodic cholara, 

cholera asphyxia. 
Aside, EKJ. 1. Laterally, to the side, to 

S. Out of the straight course, oat oT 

3. Apart, separately, away. 
As if. As tho'i^. 
As it "were, So to speak, so it would 

Ask, V. a. 1. QnesUoi], interrogate. In- 
quire of, put the oueaUon to. 

3. Bequest, solicit, petlUon, beseech, 
Implore, supplicate, crave, bM, desire. 



Awry, aside, QSkance, 



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AfllaiLt, ad. Obliqjiol;, askaittiOT oakcw 

Aslant, a. OUiqiie, inollaed, elanUng. 
Asleep, a, Sleeidiig, iaai asleep, in i 

Bound Slaep, In flio anna of Morpheuf 

gone to the lana of Nod. 
Aslope, ad. Astim, obliquely. 



3' Appearance, view, light, eondltiou, 
Mtiiation, posildon, atata, attltuda, pos- 

3, DirecJJon, bearing, relative peal- 

Asperity, ». 1. Boughnesa, rnggedueaa, 

a. Acrimony, tartness, aourneae, 
aharmieBa, cauBl^ty, 00no»voueBB. 

MVBTiWi TlrulraiOB, OTahbedneea, bittet- 
nera, churlMmeea, aoerliit;, sulleonesa, 
ill tamper, bad blood. 
Aaperae, «. a. YWs, slander, aalum- 
nlata, traduce, d^uce. acandaUze, 
□xaiign, TOTlle, lampoon, imckbita, 
abuse, digpara^a, blacken, blemish, 



L donib dec] 

K 1)1^7, ds 



idee, daflimatiDn, abuse, vitupera- 
^,.i „™ — ^^ Bcandal, i>aclE- 



tlon, obloquy, reproa^;!], soandal, 
biti^, revlliug, galnaaTing, ii 



. Candidate, solicitor, solioitant. 



toneless, un- 

with a almpie Ijcsathins, not vocal, 

vpilhout vocalltj, without tone. 
Aspirate, n. Hoi^h breathing. 
Aspirate, o. a. rconoonoe with mi 

aspirats or roi^ breathing. 
Ajgplrat«<l, a. ASPIRATE. 
Asulratlon, n. 1> Fronoundng wiUi 

toe EOE^ breat^iij^. 
3, lionging, yearning, hankerii^, 

oraviog, acdent wish oc daslre, 
Aspliv. V. ». 1. Dedre {eamesUy), loi«. 

Aspirer, n-^aplrant, amMUona person. 
Aspire to, I>esire aagecly, wisb for 

ardently, long fbr, aim. at, miiat an^ar. 
Aspiring, o. AmbiHouB, hhSi-r8a<3ili^. 
Asquiut, ad. Askance, a^anC, aivry, 

aMeWj oblimiely, to one side. 
Abs, «■ 1. Jackaaa, donkey. 

e. Dolt, tbol, bloclchead, simpleton. 

Assail, ■B. a. Aaaault, attack, invade, 
oppugn, ^1 upon, fly at, bear down 

Assailant, n. flggreasor, assanlter, at- 

taclicr, invader, aaBHller. 
Assailant, a. Attaaking, invading, os- 



Asaassin, n. Murderer, slayer, cut- 
throat, apfi^alnator, brayo. 

Assassinate m. a. Kill (6j secret as- 
souft), murder, slay, dcspatoli. 

Assassination, ». Murder {bp secret 
asermU). 

Assassinator, n. AsaASSiH. 

AB5anlt,». 1. Attack, onset, onslanght, 
i^re^on, iavai^on, charge, tlirust. 

Assault, v. a. Assail, attack, charga, 
invade, SIOBH, fidl npon, fly at, bear 
down npon, make aggression on. 

Assay, n. Trial (yorlKUiori^ (0 deto-- 
miiu the quantity qf aietal tn on ore), 
test, exandnathm, experlroent, proof, 
tonobstona, ordeaL 

Assay, V. a. Try, test, put to the test, 
make trial of. 

Assay, o. n. Try, endeavor, attempt, 

Assemblase, n. 1. CollacUpn, group, 

IssemtSy, < 



call, call togelbet, bfii« ti^ther, 
together. 
Assemble, 0. «. Converse, meet, m 

together, come together. 
Assembly, ». 1. Company, eonooui 
' throng, congiegaaon, gatlieriag, coll 
Hon, aEBemfiBge, meeong. 

a. Oimgreas, ccmreatioii, eoQTOaati , 
conclave, synod, ^et^meeUng, council, 



opbtion), I , , — ^— 

sBbsoribe, yield, yield oesant, ^re 
sent, ftUl In, go wtlh the atrsam, go 

Assent, ». Oonaent, agreement, oon- 
Asaent to^Consent to, agree to, give 
Assert, w.' a. 1, AfBrm, declare, pro- 
ale, protest, avow, prallcate, iay down. 
% Vindicate, d^^nd, claim, m^u- 

Assertioiii n. 1. AfflrmaHon, deelara- 
4.; — „..»,„ — «™ — )te8talion, posi- 



Dn, protes 



p. o. 1. Tax, charge aa one's 

3, Yaloe, appraise, compLitSi sati- 

AssessmoDt,!!. 1. Assessing, valaaHoa. 

». Tax, impost, chaise, rate. 
Assets, n.pl. Property {partieaktr^ aa 
comparea Kith liabimies), eSbcts, pos- 

Asaeverate,!!. a. Aver, affirm, declare, 



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close apjJicatlini. 
AeBldnouB, a. lodusttious, Bedulooe, 
dUiseut, Inde&t^ble, notake, acCiie, 
boay, tmUring, nnwearled, nncenilttiiig, 
peiseverlng, persistent, constonl^ pn- 
tAqvAj stumouB, zealous, nevflr-nrmg^ 

Av^xlnonsueeBt n. A^iduity. 
Assign, p. a. 1. Apportion, aJlot, ap- 
polnVaMTopriate, eaat. 
Z' ^Elx, spoclfr, determine, doBlgnate. 

3. Adduce, ^ege, advance, offer, 
give, present, bring forward. 

4. {Lavr,) Transfei, couTey, imike 

AsB^iatloii, n. 1. Designation. 

iA, Appointment to meet. 
AMlarn dower, [Law.) Sotoff(6j meles 

ana bounds] tne wldow^s shajro. 
Aaslgnutieiit, n. 1. Appointment, al- 
lotiment, apportionmont, 
" "-ho!) Ti'Misfer, oonrerance. 

a, I. Liken, make like, 

Assist, o. a. 1, Help, ^d, support, be- 
filend, patronize, serve, spe^ second, 
abet, Mck, sustain, co-operate wltb, 
lake part witk, gire support to, minis- 



ter to. 

S. Snccot, reUeve, sfeli» 
Asststanae, «■ Help, aid, encco^ UEi, 

sapport, patronage, relief, neliJng 

ImLd, good offices. 
Assistant, n. Ooadjutor, helper, alder, 

oo-operator, oo-ald, ally, ansJDary, abet- 

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Assi>olBte, V. a. Join, coiyoln, nnlte, 
conoeot, combine, afBllato, yofee, cott- 
-' - "-k, biing into close lelation. 



sort, keep oompany, 1 



..,, . . _. Compaidon, mate, 
itLiurt, yoka-fellow, comrade, peer, 
compeer, ftUower, cohsoei. 

a. Partner, copartner, coadjutor, 
OOIdiBAG^'DB, ixmfQderate, ally. 
AsaoidatlcHi, «. 1. Union, oonnectlon, 

partnership, 
nipany, bana. 



elnb, ooTamB, OLHtoE, Joint concern. 
AsBOTt, n. a, Olos^ classify, rMik, 

group, arrai^o. distiibute, sort. 
Aasort, B. «. Agree, oossorC, suit, be 

adHplBd, be suitable. 
AsBortmenl^ ». l. Assorliug, arrai^- 

Ing, allotment, distribution, arrange- 

3. Yitriety of sorts, many Idnds. 



pad^, compose, tranquillize 
still, quell, allay, abate, Mmpe 
— , — n^ quiQifJ, relieve, ei 



Hunt, lull.' '' 
iRsusgemenl 



Mltlgatjoti, allevia- 



emolUsnt' lenient^ leniljve, n 



3. Aiii^ate, usurp, claim unduly, 

4, Beg, Buppoae, presuppose, imply, 
conuder OK true, take far granted. 

AHBUmed name. Alias. 

ASBumii^, a. 1. Presuming, presump- 

taous, forward, nndacious, bold, shame- 

lem, frontles^ unbluahli^, brazen, 

braaen-tioed. 
8. Arrogant, proud, lofty, stately, 

haughty, supercilious, overbearing, 



img, coni^jlled, ci 
Dou-iiuuuelted, eelf-sufUdeni. 
Assumption, it. 1, Asanmlng, arrogat- 

S, Presumption, euppoeilion, conject- 
ure, irvpothesis, postulate, theory. 

a. Haughaness, loftiness, euperoili- 
ousnesB, lordliness, statelhiess, ixinoelt, 
nride. eonc^tedneBB, self-conceit, self- 
1, vain-glory, arrogance, in- 



l. Security, certainty, 

. i^omlse, ei^agement, word of 

3. Affirmation, asBertion, declaration, 
protestation, asseveration, averment, 

4. Intrepidity, courage, confidence, 

5. Bddness, effirantery, brass, inipu- 
denoe, impertinenoe, presumption, 

6. (lou'.) Insurance. 

Lasure,«. a. 1, Make certain or sure, 
dee from doubt or uncertainty. 

-i, Embolden, encourage, enlieatten, 
hearten, make confident. 

3. Declare to [amfideaily <md ear- 

liibitable. 



unquestionable. 
a. Confident, su 
S. [Law.] Insu 
Assnredly.ort. Ci 
undoubtocUy, un 
surely, snre,wifhui. 
Astelam, n. Qentee 

ter oc raillery, delicate nuiciue. 
Asterisk, n. Star (tn;»4nfin$). 



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Aetouiahiaentr 



Astray, ad, Ont of the eight 
the wrong — •"•■ 

Astringent 
styptic. 

Aetnte, a.- 1. Cunning, crafty. Intrigu- 
ing, vOj, artful, sly, subtls, atcb, deep, 

8. SSiewd, B^adous, acuta, sharp, 
quick, discerning, IngeQioiie, perspica- 
oiane, kcan, Iniell^cnt, long-hcaded, 
keea-eiglitaa, dear-siglit^d, quick- 
s^ted, e^e-e;ed. 
AstD-tebeas, n. . 1. Gunning, craft, 
craftineBe, subtlety, artfiilncsa, avt, 
araaoe, elynaaa, deceit, dupUdty, wUl- 



Asnnd^F, ad. Apart, into two parts. 
Asrlnm, n. 1, SanotuHrv, eiielter, rs- 

Otat, retoge, place of refuge. 
S. CbarSable institnUon. 
At a lilow. Suddenly, all at once, by a 

etogle Btrobe, by one efmrt. 
At tfil. In Miy manner, in any degree, 

in bbe least degree, In tlia least. 
AttileventB, At any rats, in any ccse, 

wliateyer be the case, happen what 

may, come what may, let it be as it 

will, dnkor Bwtm. 
At a lose, Puzaled, parplesad, embar- 

Taased, stsegered, posed, nonplossed, at 

one^s vit^ end. hard pressed, at a 



At a plnoh, In an 

dlffieulty, if things co 
At a stand, 1. Inter 



be mienlng c 

, inthout oOQdilionB c 

supinations. 
At ease. Untroubled, oomfOrfable, &e 

from pain, at rest. 
At fiiult, I. Otf the scent, on 1h 
wrong tir"'' 
S.Paz; 



nigh, close by, liard 



AtJieist, 11. Unbeliever (in (he exlatauie 
<lf God), IHFIDBL. Bcepric, freo-Uunter, 
Atheisttc | a. (Aidless, given to 

Atblete,". 'Comhalmit, cliampiou, con- 
tender fbc ylctory. 

Athletic, a. 1. Stroi^, stout, robust, 
sturdy, brawny, muscular, lusty, sin- 
ewy, nervous, stalwart, powerftd, strap- 
pii^, Herculean, able-bodied, made of 

Athwart^ prep. Across, oyer, (iora one 

dde of to the other. 
Athwart, ad. 1. AcrcsB, crosswise 

Bidewise, obhauely. 
9. Wrong, wrongfitlly, unseasonably, 

unsuitably, n" ' 

At last, EinHj] 



luHJly, in Uie end. In tl 



At length, 1. After a long timfl, after 
a long while, at Isst, in tlie end. 
a. In full, to the full eitent, IN eS- 



Atmospherlc, t "- 
At odi 



1. Moleonla, monad, ultdj 



particle {r^ emy dement), mdiiisible 






El, Uttle, whit, ace 
1. Of at 



nntilia. 



Small, mlMile. 

lee. Immediate^, direclJy, fbrth- 
L, fltm^tway, wmout delay. 
- * — ™ — liate, roalce eqdaHoii 

tor, de pwxMicO fljr, anairer lor, pay fOT. 
' '^ - ^ [Rare.] F '"- 









„. rplatjon, pro^tdation, ._ 

tion, reparation, amends, peace-i^er- 
ing, aloidiK sacrifice. 

Atony, nTiSfai.) Weakness, debility, 
languor. 

Atiablllary, a, Helanclioly, A^ 



desponding, downcaj 



Atrabllions, o. Melancholy, hypoehon- 
driacal, hjTpedi dejected, di^tlfed, 
depressed, gloomy, saa, sorrowful, bine, 
''■^■"""""f, downcast, down-hearted, 
I, low-spirited, cast down, 
e mouth, in ihe dumps, with 



Atraineuton^ a. Slack, in 
At I'andoin, By chance, wiU 

without selection, Jnst as it 

Atrost^ 1. Besting, reposing 

3. Untroubled, comfortat 

free from pain- 
Atrooiniw, a. In&mous, vil 

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teaJ, mauBlioaB, luKiniiil, tieUlsh, bar. 

Atnxd^, n. 1. EdnoiiBDeea, ntrocious- 
nflBs, enonoit;, flagTancy, vlllan;, flsi- 
gltLousneBa, deprovtV < mckednesa. 
a> Ateoowras orfme, flagittous vDlany. 

AtropIiT, n. Jimaolaacis tfi'om imnl qf 
naupbAment), conaninpticiii, maiaamus, 
ileoliue, grsaiml wwt&e. 

At etafte, Homrded, naksd, pieced, 



Attach, v. a. 1. Psstrat, tie, joia, con 
nBct, ramsnli, affii, fix, ftppend, anbjoiii 
ij hitch, make fiiBt, set to. 

n, engage, gain over. 



a. itttact, c 
dear, ctann, wi.., __„ 
3. {Lam.) Take, SB 



a. Adjunct, ftppandaga, apporte- 
nanee, addition, nddendnia. 

3^ {Law.) Seizure, diatresa. 
Attaoli, V. a. 1. ABsafl, aaaanlt, stoeu, 
eneounCev, Invade, ekarge, engage, op- 
pugn, TAOKtE, hsTe a^ set upon, fly 

apring open, have a fling at, have a cut 
at, bear down upon, mate as^reBalon 
oo, lide fall tilt agalnat, eiics into. 

^. Ifflpagn, censure, ciitldaa, reflect 
npon, pass censure on. 

Attack, n. 1. Aesanlt, onset, onalaught, 
ohai^e, tbnist, SncoimteT, lurauon, 
a^readon, dewseut, oivbhgb. 

AtSutker, n. AEBSdler, asaallant, aa- 
aaulter. Invader, sggreeaar. 

AttolD.i'-a. PFoouie(^^jfbrt),aGapiTe, 
get, obt^, gain, win, aecurB, aoMere, 
Gompasa, accimaigh, efi^t, hit. 



ible, a. €oinpaS3i^ble, aohleT- 
racljcable, fea^le, possible. 

Cotruplion of Mood. 

1. 1. Attuning, getting, 

a. Aoqulremeut, aocompUshment, 
ei^ltion, Leajmlng, information, en- 
ll^tffliiuent. wisdom, stock ff kuowl- 






Oil of roses, ottar of 



At(«mper, f . a. 1. Temper, moderate, 
allay, alleviate, soften, mollliy, aeeoage, 
BODtlie, qoaliff, appease. 
a. Adapt, Biflt, fit^opOTtion. 

Attempt, V. a. 1. Try, aaaay, ( 
make tiM or experlinent of. 

B. Undertake, go about, set about, 
t^ce in hand, endeavor U> accompDF^ 

Attempt, V. it. Try, strive, endea 
seek, ^m, make aa attempt, m 
essay, do one's beat, do all that In 
li(», etiain every nerve, leave no si 
unturned. 



Attend, v. a. 1. Accompany, eficist, 
fijllow, go with, go along with, keep 
company with. 

3. Guard, watch, have In k^eplug. 

3. Serve, lackey, minister to, wait on, 
dance attendance on. 



Lttend, V. n. 1. Uaten, hearken, hear, 
give ear, pay attention, 
" '^— ' "rvejwail^ be attendant. 

Service, ministration, w^ting on. 



Atteodai 

Atteudimt,^ a. Accompanying, 



vaasal, aervitor, d^iend- 
tuib, ■uLaduei,j)qi]lre,domesUc, IbotmaD, 
lackey, valbt, waiter, aunkey, under- 




3. FntoUBe, pnrsne, 

Attentdou, «. 1. Oam, Jteed, i 
IbeedfldueSB, mlsdfalnsse, notice, obsar- 
vation, condderatLon, adverteni^, olr- 
oumspectloD, wateh, watchTnLiess. 
a. Applieation, imeaHon, study. 
3. Climlty, conriesy, polltenees, def- 
ereaoe, respect regard. 
Attentive, a. Mindful, heedful, obser- 
vant, wary, cireunBpect, watchfid, " 
- ftil, tiiougixtfiT' ''*'' '^ ■ 



Attfintive to, Mindful ol occupied with, 

taken up witb, absorlwa in. 
Atten.oat»,v.'a. 1. Dilute, tMn, late^, 

a. Lessen, diminlah, contract, reduce. 
Attenuation, n. Tbuming, dimiuish- 
ingf contracting. 

dorse, confirm, 11 .._ . . ., . 

port, authenticate, seal, voucli ibr, heai 

oat, set one's liana and aeal lo. 

a. Adjure, invoke, call to wlfneas. 

3, Prove, show, exhibit, luanlfeat, 

confess. 

AtteSta,Uon, ti. Attesling, anUieiitica- 



correct, ceflued, elegant, polieWi, 

good taste. 
Attto,n- 1> Athenian, Athenl^L anl^r. 
8. Garret, loft, oockloft, npper rtory. 
•""-' — - Atllo idiom or phrase, 



«b,Google 



y, ap- 



parBlj ralmant, A 



AtUo suit, Dallcata . __. 

Attire, V. a. Dtees, clotiie, attay, 

Attire, ». Dreas, claHiee, clotbing, w- 

' — ' ■■ AEBAY, habit, garb, 

. ImbUlmenC, veslure, 

ittement, 

— , ., .„_„ -lappings, 

j,u»i>«^Y, wardrobe. 

AtlAtndti, m. 1. Posture {toUh r^ereiux 

to the eJ^ressioa tjf some eeniim&ttjj 

poellion. 

e. Sltoatloa, aspect, pbase, standing. 



Attarne;, «■ 1. Agent, 

». Lawyer, connaellor, counsel, so- 
liiciTOR, adTOcate, batiistec, attotnej- 
a.t-law, lunb of the law. 
Attmct, B. a. 1. Draw, hrli^ into 
proxlmll^, cause to approacta. 

3, Allttre, hiylte, eafloo, engage, win, 
captivate, ItiecIiiMe, eoaeai', cbatm, 

Attraction^ n. 1. Attraeling, drawing. 
3* Allnrement, lute, maoinafioD, 
cliacro, enticement, wltehery, attrac- 
tlreneas. 

Attraotive, a. I. Alluring, inviting, en- 
ticing, fiisrdnating, captlTatii^, chaim- 
Ing, winning, bewltcning, enclianCing, 
engaging, fiitereathig, prBpoBseaslng, 
taMDg, pleaeing, pleneant, lovel;, sweet 



be atCributcd, 
1, assign, refer. 



Attrition, w. Ahradon 
Attune, V. a. 1, Set k 



muelcal. 

a. Tane, ftococd, hatmoniie, modu- 
late, put In tune. 
At variance. Quarrelling, Uckerlng, at 

Aaburn, a. Nut-brown, ehea£nut^!ol- 

oted, taddlsh-hrnwn. 
AaMloa, n. Vendue, cant, public sale, 



IntcCTild, 



a, PresnmptuauSjasBumii^, forward, 

impudent, ineolenC 
AndaidousnesB, n. Audacity. 
Andaeitr, b. 1. Boldness, daring, feai'- 

iBBsness, eoura^, intrepidity, vantuiB- 

S. Impudence, insolence, Imperti- 
nence, Bauchiees, eftVontary, presumpto- 
ousneas, presumption, assurance, foce, 



Audience, n. 1. Hearing, 

S. Andltory, ssssmbly of haarers. 
Andience-clianiber, n. Qlvan, cnnn- 

dl-chanil>ei, »tale-chani1wc. 
Audit, ?. <^ Examine (as accounts^ lo 

aaeertaia whether tkey ore correet or not). 
Andlt,«. 1. Examination of accounts. 



Audimcfl, assembly o 

I Skilful, 

, _ .ne'a elenuL., 

AnsAt^ii. Anything. 
Anirineiil:,?7.a. Enlai'ge, Increase, mag-, 

nuy, add to, make larger. 
Augment, v. n. Increase, sron largei-. 
Augmentation, n. Increase, enl^ge- 

ment, extension, addition, accession. 
Auenr.n. Sootiisayet, prophet, foitune- 

Aogur, K. «. Prophesy, conleeture, pre- , 

d^t, guess. 
Augur, V. a. Portend, ibrebode, pre- 

nage, RrcSbow, foreshadow, pR^osd- 

cata, betoken, foretell, predict, pro- 

phf^, be ominous of. 
Aotlur;, II. 1. Prt^noatioation, prog- 

nostlo, predicHoii, prophecy, vatldna- 

3. Omen, ston, ansplce, portent, pre- 
BAge, pt<%nostic, precursor, forerunner, 
hiU-Mnger, heralil 

Ai^mst, a, Impo^ng, awfol, solemn, 
venerable, maj^c, stately, pompons, 
great, regal, noble, dignined, ^in^y, 
pilnoely, magnifloent, superb. 

AoM lung B]^e, [Scoicft.j Antiquity, 
old times, foi-mcr times, days of yore, 
the olden time, time gone bj, days gone 

Anieate,!!. Gidden, yellow, gold-colored. 
Aurella, «. (ffiirf.) ChrysaJls, pupa, 

AaretSa, n. [Ii,] Hahi, glory. 
Auricle, «. Pavilion, external ear. 
Aurora, n. 1. IMgtMt.) Godd(«s ot 

Morning. 
iS. Daybreak, dawn, morning, mobk, 

sunrise, break of day, opening of day, 

peep of day, first blush of the morning. 
Aurora borealis, [L,] Northern lights, 

polar l^hls. 
Auspice, n. Omen, AratiRY, 8^n, por> 

tent, presage, pri^oatlc, 
Ansplcee, n. pf. Favor, iirSuence, pat- 

ronaiie, protection, siimiort. 
diiBplclDOS, a. ; 



_ "BiaaghiS/ the taslej, sour 

and astringent. 
». Severe, ri^d, strict, (brmal, sfltf, 



Imi^Sg: fitv, 
le, golden, br 
h (5 the tasle 



ting, unrelenting, relents 



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fictitiaos, not apocijplial, vrliat it pur- 

a. IrueCffOTtby, itCLiABi.E, anthort- 
tiLtive, of approieii nnthoiity, to be 
' depend^ an^ wortby at beliefs 
Aatbentlcatfl, V. a. YedCj', seEil, attest, 
give credit or v^dltj to, proTO to be 
genuine. 
•-'-— "— "— ,n. Varifleaaon, attes- 



Anthenttoity, n. 

Author, li. 1. Orleinator, invento 
maker, creator, iiiffier, former, ooi 
tiivec, fine oanse. 
a. Writflr, composer. 

Antboritatiye, a. 1. Official, con 
miuiding, bj aathoiit;, ES. oatsi 

imperative, Imperlou 



domlnlt^, .^^^ , ^ 

a. BiUe, Bway, ascendency, snprent- 
aiiy, control, lonuence, Interset, 

3, Permission, warrant, wurant;, 
llbertj, permit, pieoopt, oroec, author- 
izsUon, eanoUon. 

4. WitnesB, teadmonr. 

5, OBdibfllty.TTOlghtofeyldBnoB. 

6. Bespeotabllitj, dignity, weight of 
cbarEicter. 

Autliorize, 0. o, 1. Sanction, InstifJ, 



Antoclitlional, I a. Aboriginal, orl- 

AatocUthonoiis ) glnal, primitive, 

primeval, pristine, primary, first. 



Autocrat, n, Dietator, despot, tyrant, 

Autocrstio, a, Abaolul*, despoUo. 

Automatic, a. Self-moving, self-acUi^. 

Autong;, n. 1. Ocular avidsnoa, per- 
sonal examinaUon. 
a. post-mortem, examination. 

Autumn, «. Fall, fall of the leaf. 

Anxlltarr, a. Aiding, lielpb:^;, aaalatlT^, 
^^idllary, sub^diary, lielpful. 

AnsUlary, n. Helper, ssalatant, i 
lutor, a.fiutaiit, co-operalive, 8%. 
federate, iMt-hs"'' 



t, ptoflt, be of advan- 



rf advantage, do good, 

T the purpose. 

t, advantage, benefit. 



Avails, n.J!«. Proeeads, : 



Lvallable, a. 1. To be availed of, to be 

a. Serviceable, uaefol, profitable, ad- 
yantsAeons. beneficial . 

3. Siltabie or lit (fiir some pmpose), 
Utely to answer the end. 
Avaut'coarier, it. Harbii^er, fbterun- 

ner, hernM. 
ATant-gru&>^d,n. Van, advamjed goard. 
\™rice. «. Pennrionaneaa, cnpidily, 

Lvaj-icIous,a. Miserly,' pennriond, pac- 
atmonlona, sordid, imberal, ni^ardlj, 
roei'cenaiT', close, stli«y, mean, grasp- 
ing, close-fisted, bfltd^stad, ooTBTons, 
eager for gi^ (/In- Sie ealce if Itoardtng 



award juat punishing 



Stile.] Take revei^a npon, treat re- 

TOT^enilly. 
AveiigeineBt,n.lffo™.] ATBn^Dg. 
ATenue, n. 1. Passage, entrance, entry, 

luaieBa, way of approach, passage-way. 
a. Alley, walk, street, toad, path. 
3. Ohannol, route, way, pass. 
Avei', V. a. dssert, affirm, declare, as- 
severate, protest, avouch, allege, aay, 

proaoiinoe, predicate. 
Average, n. 1. Medium, mean pcopor- 

Uon, mediaa emn or quantity. 
B. Mediocrity, medial Btandard, aver- 

a^elanOard, 
Avei-ags, V, a, 1. Eqnate, reduce to an 

e. (CSmh.) Proportion, distribute pco- 
portlonat!y. 
Avei'iigs, ". n. Amount to, or res 



verment, n. AfOmmtion, d 
np^ertion, remark, asaeverat 

vowal, word. 
». lMsf«^-i '■ 

SrsbOB, tli6 lowe 

Lverae, a. DnvUllng, disinclined, In- 
disposed, reluctant, loatb, backward, 
aaverae, opposed. 

■ - "I. DiflUie, distaste, dls- 

□atlon, reliictanoe, un- 
Bpognaace, backward- 

3. Abtipaihv, hatred, loathing, dis- 
gust, nansea, detestation, -"■ 

Lvert, i. a. 1. Tnm aside 

9. Prevent, divert, raeclude, BOBB- 

Ivld, B. [Rare,] E^ec, greedy. 



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BACCHA.NAL 



jeamingi intense flusi 



IS, longing, 



.vooatiim,R. Occasional bu^ness (6Msi- 
nesi Stat calls aablej. 



SHIM, or (feiiaCinp core cm^ fciJAmu^iKwi- 
'Uffeeaertiiffb), eschev, OBcape, bllnfa, 
elode, Xeep aw^ fEom, beep aloof &om. 
keep ont ^ IJlq way or, withdraw troi 
ieap oleat oT, be ehy of, f ' 
bftve nothing to do with. 
S. Forbear, help, te&ain 

Avoset, Tk Scooper. 

Avoi[Ota,i>.<(. AiBrm,ae3art 
deflate, protBOt, nll^e, say 



it shy 0^, 









I. Awake, wEVke, ronee 



alon, deolarntion, profeesm, manltea 

Awidil~ v.a, 1. Bipect, abide, wsit f 

stay for, look for, be In reafllnsaa for. 

it. Attend, beUBtoceCbr, be pcepateu 
for, be ready &r. 
Awake, a. i. Not asleep, 

3. AttenliTe, watclifnl, Tlgilmit, 

Awaken, v. 

from sleep, 

it, Aronse, excite, kindle, spur, inciM, 
stimulate, provoke, stir up, 

A-wahen, v. n. Wake, naken, be awak- 
ened, be roused from sleep. 

Awaliealng, n. BeTlvaL. 

AwBicAiV.a. Adjui^e, dEcreee. 

AwBTd, n, JodsiDetit, decree, adjudloo- 
Hon, aetermination, decMon. 

Aware, a. Mlndfnl, oonadous, oogni- 

Eant,o1ise^ * ''-■" -■-'" — 

Tlnced, pe 

liom4^ at a dlatafice. 



im^at a dlat 

a. Beeoue^t us go- 
Away with. Take away. 
Awe, n, 1, Keverence, T 
erential foar. 

Z. Dread, fearfulnera. 



i^le, 
Abeeut, goue, off, tcom 



aimgM, daunt, mm, iusptre with awe. 

Aw^etriioh, cL Jnamayedj horrified, 

availed, terrlfted, Mghtened, paidc- 

AwAil, a. 1. Venerable, august, srsna, 
etaleb', impeeing, solemn, magestlo. 

a. Bread, dreadfol, feaJfUl, horrible, 
horrid, terrible, dire, direful, frightful, 
appallliw, tremendouE. 

a. [("tuoor.] Ugly, homely, un- 
sightly, m-looMug. 
Awhile, ad. Foe a rima, tor soma ams, 
- - ■■ - while. 



ungraceful, aflff, constrained, uneasy, 
— n. I — ..j. ^a,^iab, lonliah, g — 

slouching. 

'i.) Aristats, bearded. 



. „ , a, eonatraiocu, uueaay, 

riiBtlc. booilfilt, downlsh, lonUsh, gaw- 
■ ■ " irlj;, alone*-'— 

ipy, tilt. 

buqaely, aequint, ae- 



Awrj% a. dbflquB, alanUng, distorted, 

Axilla, It. [L. pi. AxUlie.] {.Anat,) Arm- 

Ajxloui,n. 1. TrDiflm.self-eyidentprop- 
osltlou, intultiTe truUi, neceeaary truta. 
Z. Postulate, eetabhshed principle 
{Tiot ofneoesaity true}, proposltlor —" 
menly received, aaauntcd truth. 
Axiomatic, 1 a. Self-evident, oer- 
AjciomB.tlcal, i tidn, posidve, abso- 

Aiie,'». Shaft, spindle, arbor. 

^i, ! •■• •"■ 

Aye, ad. ^Poetical.] Always, tor ever. 

Azoi«, It. NltrogoD. 

Azure, 3. Blue, cerulean, sky-colored, 

sky-blue. 
Amre, ™. Blue, sky-color. 



Babble, V. a. Tell i/MisUp), prate. 

Babble, n. Prattle, palaver, oMt-cbat, 
gabble, twaildle, chatter, balderdash, 
plaMtude, flonunery, wlab-wasb, stuR, 
raconshlne, fudge, trash, nonsense, 
small talk, idle talk, childish or fooUsh 
talk, frothy discourse. 

BabbUnfc ». 1. Prattle, babbtje. 



a. Garrulity, loquacity, loguaoious- 

Babe,n. Inibut, baby, narsling, suckling, 
chit, brat, bantling, SAum, little one. 

Babel, n. Confusion, disorder, tumult, 
pother, hurly-burly. ' 

Baby, ii. Infant, babe. 

Babyhood, n. Infancy. 

Baccalaureate, n. Degree of backelof 

Baccat^ a, (Bol.) Of a pnlpy nature 



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BACCHANAL 



... ElotouB, reveUing, noisy, 

Imcclianahan. 
Bacuhan&Ujui, »■ and a. BaoOBASAI,. 
Bsaclianalg, n. pt. Bevelcy, teielE, 
ar^^Bf cflTODasJ, dsliaucli, dnmken 
{cclia, potiUoo, compotatlon, vossail, 
Saturnalia, drunken lensts. 
Bank, n. 1. Upper part, outer part. 

8. Hinder part. 
Back, a. 1. Remote. 

a. Hindmost, in the rear. 
3. In a backward direction. 
Back, ad. 1. To Qie plaiie of elattine. 
3. Backw&rd, rearnai^i, abaft, in Uie 
rear, towards wbat is beblnd. 
3. In retom, in recompenHe. 
Baoft, v. a. 1. Asslat, aid, second, sup- 
port, oouiileuance, fiiTor, sustnln, abet. 
Bide with, stand by, take part wim, give 
support to, eo-operate with, ijadt up. 



Baokl>iter, ». Slandeier, defamer, tra- 

duoer, caliioiniB,t™, libeller, 
Baeklilting, n. Detraction, delkmallon, 

aspersion, slander, calumny, contumely, 

BncklH>iie, ft. 1. Spine, spinal coluian, 
yertehr^ column. 

i^ Firmness, nerye, resolution, cour- 
age, pluck, hardihood, manhood. 
Ba«klianded, a. I. Inclining to the left 
honit (OS wrUiag), 
3. Outward ^id backward. 
3. Indirect, nnfair. 
Bavk-lutiise, », Frlvy, necessary, Jakes, 

watei'-clDset. 
Baok out, [OoUocpdal.'] Withdraw thim 
u bargain, not keep a promise, not 



Support, sustain, assist, aid, 

I 

lelactant, .. , .. 

waYerii^, hesitaHnff. 

8. Da,sluEs;l9h, slow stupid, stolid. 

3. Late, tardy, behindlianil, after t' 

Backward, I ad. Eegresslvely, rei 
Backwards, I wiuiJe, abuck, behir 

■Rnd.n. 'l. Eyll,iU, baneful. <1p1»I»i-i™ 
a, miscMe^ 



5. Poor, Interior. 



Bad blood, Bluicoc, yenom, Mttemees, - 
aciimony, horahikeflB, stemnesH, ^iper- 
Ity, craboednees, churlfehneBS, morose- 
c&ss, solleniiese. 111 lemper. 

Bad foitJi, Perody, dishonesty, im&tr- 
ness, teitJilesBiiees, want of &ith, breach 
of foltli. 

Badge, «• Mark of distinction, token 
ot office, sign of antliority. 

harry, annoy, yes, plague, harass, tor- 
Badinage, n. [iPr.] 'KalUeiy, banter, 

ASTBISM, lieht talk, small talk, triSing 

orplaytiQ dfccourse. 
Bidde, It. a, 1. IHsooncert, fruatrat«, 

foil, elude, balk, drcmuTent. 
H. Confound, bewilder, perplex, out' 

general, out-manceuvre. 

B^iitelle,«.£F(r.] iiifle, email matter, 
tlnng of no consequence or importance. 

Ba^a«e,«. liurage, haa and b^gage. 

Bajpiio, n. 1. BatJi, batblng-house. 
a. Brothel, stew, bawdy-house, whore- 
house, iioase of piostitution, house of 
111-fome. 

Bail, It. 1. Security, surety. 
». Handle (5^ acaff, &c.}. 

Ball, V. II. Admit fobaiL 



Bait,v. 



I. Put bait upon. 



H. Befteshment (on i 



maJemTKji). 
len {bu Jieatj. 
fteoij. 



?^ulpoise 



3. E 



yerplus, i 



itplus. 



.. [Low, U. S.) Best, re^ue, re- 
mainder. 
Balance, v. a. 1. Poise, keep in eaui- 
inise, hidd in eqniUbrium. 

8. OounleFpolse, counteract, neutral- 
ise, countervail, oouutei:baIanr:e, com- 
pensate, make up Sx: 
3, (Cbm.) lEqu^lEe, maike flqn&l. 
BalBjuM-flHli, n. Hammer-flsu, ham- 

mei-headed shark (.^gEena vulgariB). 
Bald, a. 1. ■mtHont Kir (on «e keaa). 
3. Unadorned, inelegant, prosaio, 
dull, meacre, va[dd. tame. 
Balderdask, n. „ . . 

twaddle, chatter, trash, stu% i 



erbiage, palaver, 



Balet^il,a. Hur^ul, Injnridus. noxious, 
mlschlevoua, pernicloua, hanefal *^*'" 
ORS, deadly, naught with evil. 

Balk, V, ~ ™— — '-* o.— »-. . 



J iinouH, uuxiouB, 
a, banefdl, ruin- 

... ithevil 

point, ^us 



«b,Google 



h^se), unruly, refractory, wayward, 
c»ntiiuT, stubborn, obstinaK. 
B^l,n. i. Globe, spbero, 

a. Dance, entertainment of danidng. 
3. Glame of biLlL 
Ballsfd, n. lAght poem, BenUmantal 



Weight t/Eir steadiness}, 
, judgnioiit, 



Ballast, ». 

ballasting. 

sense, wisdotu. 

Ballast, V. a. Put ballast into. 

Ballasting, «. Ballaat. 

Balloauing, ». ASrouftutica, aiirosta- 

Balmy, a, 1. Sootlili^, le&eablng, eas- 
ing, assuaging, lenitive, eeflatlye. 

a. Fragrant, odotlfetaus, odorous, 
aromatic, aromatous, ambrc^l^ spicy, 
sweet-smelling, swest-scenl^i]. ■ 

BaUtmore twlole, Golden lobin, Iiang- 
MrdL flory hang-tdrd (/etents Baitkiuire 
ac wioiat Saamore). 

Banun- [LaaA Cheat, ImpodtloD, im- 
poflture, ftaud, drcumyenuon, trick. 

Bam, II. a. ILoat.] Cheat, bamboozle. 

BamboDzley v, a. Deceive, obeat, dupe, 
beguile, mislead, Inyeigle, galL trick, 



Band, n. 1. Tie, ligature, ligament. 
Jt. Cord, chidn, fetter, manacle, ahac- 

" "— ^ — "'"t, binding. 



body; club, junto, cote- 
society, aodality, asaooia- 

BaniUige.x. Fillet, band, blndiiw. 
Bandit^ n. OuUaw, Tobber, brigand, 
freebooter, footiHHt, bighwaymon, mii- 

Bandilti, ii. pi. Baud of outlaws or 

Bandy, V. a. 1, ToBB, 
to aSd bo. 
3' Excliange, lnt«rchai^e, give and 

Bane, n. 1. PiftBon, venom. 

a. Peat, acomge, cniae, ruin. 
Baneful, a. 1. Foisonoua, venomous. 
a. Destinctlre, noxicus, buitfol, in- 
jurious, nemidons, misdiievous, bale- 
fnl, deoalj', ruinous, &augbt ivitb 

Banewoitjit. Belladonna, dwale, dead- 

ly-nigbtehade {Mropit Betutdama). 
Baosliig, a. [ioic.] Huge, lai^e, meat. 
Bani^a, ^. ipot.) Indian ng-tree \Pitaia 



lb, V. a. 1. Exile, expatriate, o 
ae, expel from. tJje country. 
Exclude, shut out, drive away, pi 



BARBAK0U8 



Exile, expatriation, 
, ^on, proBcrlptJon. 
ingr, V. It. Beat, thump, ponnd, etrilie, 
- — i. ^ — 1 imel, thwack, WAL- 



ncck, maul, pommel, 1 
OF, deal roughly wltli. 






merry withj^ay upon, malte a butt of. 

Banter, n. Ksillery, ridicule, mockery, 

derid™, portage, pleasantry, DADi- 

HAQB, A9TEI9M, jOking, jCBtJUg, quls- 

zii^ nivolons talk, small talk. 
BantUos, n- luGint, babe, baby, chit, 

brat, nursliiu, auciding, baikh, little 

child, little one, youi« one. 
Bapti^e.v.a. 1. Administer bapUsm to. 

it. Christen. 
Bap, n. 1. Obstacle, Mnderauce, ob~ 

Btraction, barrier, babbioade, at«p, 

3. iCsil, lailii^. 

3. Tilbunal.Judgment-aeat. 

4. Body of JaTfyeis. 

». Hinder, obstruol^ stop, prevent. 
3. Exclude, eknt out. 
Barb, n. 1. Beard (or exavacencea Bee 
a beard), wattles. 
ii. Horse (q/' the Barbarg breed). 
Barbadoes tar. Petroleum, rock-oil, 
Seneca oil, mineral pitch, mineral tar, 

Bacbarlan, ». 1. Savage. 

^ BrutA, ruMan, hrntal monster. 
Barbai'lau, a. 1. Unelrllized, rude, 

aTinUoiaan, brutal, cruel, unfeelii^, 
ruthless, truculent, ferocious, fleroe, 
.fell, bloody, brutish. 
Bai'baric, a. I. Foreign, outlandish, 
exotic, not native. 

3, Barbarian, barbarous, uacivHiaed, 

Bai'barlsm, n. 1. Incivility, mdecess, 
- '--la]lsm,6(ihiclam, bar- 



Cruelty, savBgeuesB, 



biolali^, bruUiShnees, fsrooiousneas, 
ferocity, inhumanity, trucnlencft hard- 
ness of heart, manners of a barbarian. 
%. 1. Unoivillaed, ro " 
, untutored, Ignorant, 
icultlvated, savage. 



lettered. 



t Uncouth 



rnthleas, fbli, truculent, fleree 



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'%. &aa in ar 



^. Oaparleon, norae-aimor, tfCttrpiiigf 
fbr a horse. 
Bare, a. X. VSakBd, nude, denudei], un- 
ijOTared, unclothed, undreEaed. 
a. Simply abeec, mere, 
B&re^ t>. a, SErtp, imcoTBr, ma^e bate. 
Bar^^flbd, it. 1. Undisguised, uure- 
served, nnconcealed, palpable, conepic- 
QOQB^glarlng, notable, notoriouB. 
9. Inrondent, pTMumptuous, shame- 
Barely, ad. Merely, simply, only. 
Bnrgoln. n. 1. Oompoct, agreement, 
sUpulatloB, ooTBBant, contract oonven- 
aon, oonconJat, trealy, indentmB, 

S. Cheap purchase, purchase on faT- 
orable CennB, good bargain. 
Baricaln, v. ». Contract, agree, stlpn- 

late, oovenant, make a l>ar^n. 
Barlllti, n. Carbonate of soda {impurej, 

Ka^Ir. ,1. B. TOlp. 

tlte wrongs tree, [Coiloqmai.'} 
— — .,. . — ietalie, f'" "■ 

Barm, n. Yeast, ferment, lesran. 
Barm;, a. Yeasty. 
Barren, a. l, UnprollfiO, incapable Of 
bearing ofibprisg, not proMc. 
». ifiifhrdlBT&ultlBiB, nnprodn 



ObBtruction (as i 
Obstruct, block up, 



Sarknp 

SDsl^, 



Hoa), BABBIEB. 

Barricade, v. a, 
stop up. 



plead at the bar), 
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Advo 



« (admitted < 



ja^iner, atKimey, eoLioiioR, attomey 
at law, limb of the law. 
Barrow, a. 1, Whealijarrow. 
it. Mound, hillock. 
8. Hog (especkijfjf a caairaled IvM). 
Barter, o. «. Make eichai^es, tramc 

exchangee. 
Barter, v. a. Give in exchai^, bar. 

Barter, it. ExcliHiige, traffic by < 

Barter avray. Babtbr. 
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Base, a. 1. Ignoble, plebeian, vulgar, 
mititled, nameless, unhonorea, baee- 
born, of low birth. 

S. Vile, low, mean, desplcabte, con- 
temptible, Ijeggatly, abject, grovelling, 
HOtdid, servile, Blaviah, menial, 



afsbon 



pii'iful, 



w-mlndM, 
lie, dlBgr 



fill, discreditable, dishODorable, scanda' 
louB, inlimouB. 

tnse, n. 1. Ba^ foundation, ground, 
groundwork, lowest part. 

%, iSurinsuynfi.) Base-line. 

3. I CSeml) rriacipal element {.qf a 

^■™^l»om, a. Basb. of low birth, 
ine, n. (5)n-Peyi«g.) Base, 
ent, «. Groiini-aoor, lowent 

taee-iuincted, a. Mean, low, vile, gro- 
velling, bcffiacly, pitliHl, despicable, 
ayeet, low-minded, mean-sririted. 

laseneSB, n. 1. Meanness, viloness, dee- 
picableiieas, oontemptlWenras, abase- 



tasbAd-a 

diffident, 



a. Shy, tdndd, tlmorci 



diffid^^ BbeeplBh, Bhameboed, orer- 
modest, ikot seli-posseesed. 
BaBhfnlneB8,R. Shynras, timidity, coy- 
nesB, diffidence, Btdf-distrnst, excessive 

BssUfsk, li. Codiattioa. 

Basis, ». Base, fou&datl^u, ground. 



\£ua.) Low, deep, grave. 

».(&»!.) Crop out. 

Bassetting, ii. Cropping ont, oat-orop. 

Bastard, n. Love-cMM, iUegitimale 

te. 

imter&lt, not 

i stick'}, end- 



iHHtui-ani-', ... Cu^llii^ or bealii^ {on 

the soles qf the feet). 
"--" — "- Cudgel or beat (on (fta 



t, smite, pelt, dash 

eali, shatler, Blilver, 
"*""troy, BtrT ^ 

fosonr^.) Sli 
asonr!^.) Slope baflk- 



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bruBh, !" 
»j. Order of 
, Tdntet.ge 



, colll- 



- , = . ^ w.tof.trifle, 

plaything, ^lacrack, knaCK, £Jiick- 

Bawd, n. Procater, pander, jntnp. 

Bawdy, a. Obaeene, filthy, indecsnt, 
impure, anutlj, lewd, 

Bawdy-honse, n. Brothel, et«n, bag- 
nio, whocB-liause, hniiaa of proBtltnHoii, 

. house of 111 fome. 

howl, ' ' ' -"' 



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Baylierry, tj. WftS-myttle {Mgiica ee- 

rtferai. 
Bay-nuu, n, ? 



1. pi. Cro' 









:y distinction. 

Bay-»^t,». Common Bait (BS oJrfainffli 

6h evaporation qf seo-ruoterj, chloride 

of soainm. 
Bay-tree, n. Bay, lanrel-tree. 
Bazaar, «. Market-place. 
Be, V. n. fiiOat (w&eHier If «i 

imopinirfiiMi), subf'-* ■^' 

have being. 
Beaoh. 11. Shore, 

t, . - 

oa^ii. 1. GittDEB, piec* 
!. Ray, pencQ, atreiik, g 

in,o.n. Shine, emit ra; 
my, a. Radiant, beaming. 



Uphold, support, snafain, 



3- CMry, tranaporl 

3. Poasees, hEive, Ii 

4. Endnco, a -^- 
toleraW, abide, i. 
ta^e patiently or 
with, anbmlt to. 

B. Admit, permit, al 



10. Generate, b^et, bring fbiUi, give 

11. Exhibit, ntter, show, give. 
Bear, V. n. 1. Snff^, anbmit. 

a. Preaa, puah, be oppreaslvB. 

3. Be frtdttul, be prollfio. 

. rn — - '— ply, intima 



to tkepoint <^ eon^aai). 



Bearable, a. Tolerable, endurable, enp- 
nortabls. 
AF a liajid, {Naut.) Be qnlck, make 

^a^dt V. a. Del^T challenge, dare, take 
a pluck by tbe beard, oppoae to the 

BeavOed, a. 1. Barbed. 

a. (Eot.) Aiistate, awned. 
tear date. Be dated. 
Jear down, OverwlielJii, oppreaa, qrnali. 

eault, (iarge, mardi upon, march 
against, set upon, insh npc>ii, tall 

Yucca, Adam^a needle, 

_. tDeportjnent, d 
behavior, oondoct, caitiage, » 

^ Relation, dependency, connection, 

4. Direction, course, aim, aspect, 
point ot oompaea. 

Bearlngis, ». pi, Oharges (to oats qf 

Bearisli, a. Bougii, rude, coarse, sav- 
age, booclah, uucivu, uncourteous, d!a- 
courlflona, impoUte, ungentlemanly. 

Bear one's self. Behave, acquit one's 
self, conduct one's self. 

Bear ont. Maintain, support, defend, 
uphold, jnatiry, make mtod. 

Bear the bell. Be tbe leader. 

Bear tlie cress. Take ap the eroBs, sub- 
mit t« trials or aGBloUona. 

Bear tlie palm. Excel, be superior. 

Bear tip, 1. (JcHnie.} Supptni^ uphold; 
sustain, keep from alilng. 

5. {Passiue,] Stiuid firm, shonr tOrtl7 

Ith, ^Ehidnre, bbai^ tolerate, pnt 
'iblt, have patience ipitJi. 
nttueSB, Teetlfjr, d^ose, state, 
Auu m, declare, aver, avow, say, BWE AJC, 
Beast n. BbiTth {jltfiir Oe lervice (f 
laavi, guadrnped, beast of the Aeld, 
four-rooted animaX irrational animal. 
Beastly, a. Bcattah, lirutal, beati^ 

sensnai, irrational. 
Beat, V, a. 1. Strike, knock, Mt, Uinmp, 
belabor, drub, maul, pommel, baste, 
thra^ thwack, bang, lay blows upon. 

3' Pound, bruise, pulverize, commi- 
nute, bray, break hi pieces. 
4. Batter, smite, pelt, daah against. 



ip idtl^hav 



Beat, -o. n. 1. Fuiaatfl, throb, 
a. Dash, strike. 
3. (^oui.) Go against the wind, g 

Beat^ 1. 1. Stroke, striklra, blow. 
H. Pulsation: throb, beawnir. 



Lt b^k. Repulse, repel, drive back. 



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BBAT DOWN 



H. Hackneyed, trite, coBunou, c 

BeatlfleTo. BmlBlili^, encbrvnting. 
Beattacatlon, «. 1. Beati&lnK Tesjja- 

cially Sieaclqf/IK fope in decloriiig a 

peratm iug^y after death]. 



Beatttwr.n. 1. S^kli^, ilrubUi^, floE. 

diig, uirwUng, omteelUng, pommel- 

uug, caning, fl^eUnaon, basiikado. 

£ Beat, pnlaatlon, t1u>:>b, ttarobblng. 

Beat into, fcbifoffulaJ.] Teeoh(&v^o>^ 

loufl ^brt), Inetu, iHflnlcate, Implant. 
BestUnide, n. HappineBS, bliss, tiMiAtT, 

blesedneaii, bljs^^e^ b^Hflcadon; 



itODt,!. ,-, -,,. 

it. ExhaoBt, orercoms (vMh JImgve]. 

^t tlie alp, Make Tain efiMa, try In 

tsId, lash the waves, fleh In the air. 



napeH. jack-a-dandy, man of di.__. 
2. Oalliuit, lover, admirer, suitor 

^ean Ideal, [Pr.l Ideal 



mliktht 

Beauj R. I. Fop, dandy, coxcomb, 

', popinjay. JackB- 



luty. Ideal 

Beau-nion&e,n.[Fr.] Gay world, fash- 
ionable world, people of feshion, genteel 
people. 

£eaDt«aiis, a. {Poeticai.'] BBA.UT1- 

BeanUes, n. pi. 1. Anthol<^y, aelee- 
tlons, elegant extracts. 
H. Beaatlful pereona {especiaUy becm- 

Beantjfnl, a, Hand8(ane, :^r, fine, ele- 
. gant, graeefnl, psmirr, beadtkoub. 

BBHot^.ir.a.' Adorn, deoorate, embel- 
ItBh, deck, bedsck, BmnzHK, ornament, 
emblason, g^ array, garnish, grace, 
Bet, TXTOK OTTT, Bet off, make beantma. 

Seoaty, n. 1. £legance, graoe, sym- 



I person [e^ecialli/ a 



. 1. For of the beaver. 

t. Fnce-gaard (qj' o fte&ns(). 
>eat out. Be exhansted, be hi 



Beoaaoo,n. F^-eater, fig-pecker, great- 



er pettychapa, garden war' 
horienstBt 

i» called. Be named, go b 
of, take the name of, pass 



trangnll. 
Z. Detain by a calm (as a ship). 

3. Be shlpwi'ecked. 
BecaoBe, Dotu'. 1. For. since, as, Cbr t; 
cause that, foe the reason that, on Hi 
account that. Inasmuch as. 

Beobe-de-mer, «. [Fr.] Ti'epong, ae 
cnoumber, sea-s' — - 



. Make a s^n, give a alg- 



Beolond, v. a. 
darken, cloud. 
Become,' 



Ch^ge to, be obanged ta, be con- 
ed Into, get to be, come to be. 
— - ~ '■■■■t, betlt, bf — "-^■- 
-, ,j appropriE-„ ,^, 
L. Fit, proper, suitable. 



it. Com 



of, be tbe jnal condition of. 
Be eonSned, 1. Be restrained, be shut 

up, be shut In. 
S. Be brought to bed, lie In, be la 

ehlld-bod. 
Bed, «,, 1. Oonch, eerth, resting-place, 

place to sleep in. 
it. Jtaised plot [qf ffnmnd). 
3. Iiayer, stratum, seam, v^n. 
Bed, V, a. Embed. 
Bedaub, v. a. Smear, daub, besmear, 

soU, daub OTer. 
Bedeck, v. a. Adorn, decorate, embel- 

Ush, beaati^, ornament, deck, embla- 

lOH, gtld, array, gaitiish, grace, be- 



b out, so 



dompec. 



i3« 



v/ei, damp, 
obscure. 



lunatic asylum, hospital, tor tlie ii»- 

Bediamlte, n. Madman, lunatdc, ma- 
niac, erazy pei'son. Insane person. 
Bedonlik, n. Nomadic Arab. 
Bedridden, a. Confined to the bed. 



Bedridden, a. 

Beef,n. Fleab 



St distance, most dire 



leetle, i;. li. Protrude, project, jut Jut 

xloeUe-lieBd,«. Simpleton, tbol, nimcE. 
Beetle-beaded, a. Dull, stupid, ob- 
tuse, foolish, senselees, witless, luseosl- 



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Me, sluggish, sinw of apprelianalon, 

Tcdd of understanding. 
Beevee, b. pi. Heat-eattle. 
Bei^U, V. a. Batlde, orectake, liapfen. 

BefiLlI, V. n. Happen, occur, talte plnw. 

B«at, V. a. Suit, At, Become, be en 
ble or proper fOr, be appL'Opritbte fOr. 

Befitting, a. Secomlng, suitable, — 
proper, right, meet, seemly, appropri- 
ate, congruDi-~ 



deluile, cheat, , . 

lioaa:, stulUiJ,. hooawiolt, , 

OTerreach, ]>egufle, bamboozle, impose 
upon, practise apOD, pla; apon, make 
afoolot 
BtitaTe,pr0, 1. Preceding. 
3, Prior bo, prevtooa to. 

3. In the presence of, fees to fiuse 

4. Near the front ot In fiimt of. 
Before, ad. 1. Toward the front. 

5. In advance, fkrthei onward. 
3. Formarly, in time paat, of old. 
1. Hitherto, up to that lime. 

5. Above, in a fOrmer part, 
Befareliaad, ad. Previoaely, in antl- 

BeAvehand, a. Fin^hsnded, In com- 
fbrtablo dicnmstuices (as respeels prop- 
erty/}, wen off, well to do. 

Betbre tlie wind, Willi ISis wind, in 
the dlFection of the wind. 

BefOul, «. a. Soil, poUule, da^le, drag- 
gle, fbnl, beiulie, oirty. 

Be&iend, u. a, Fuvor, encourage, pat- 

beneli^ act as a friend to,' do a' gcoj 
tnm for, be Hind to. 
Beg, V. a. 1. Grave, eolicit, beseech, 
implore, supplicate, conjure, pray for, 
petition for, seek by petition, aek ear- 



geiiuBT, breed, get, be Uie&thei of. 
a. Piodnce, oaglnate, glTs rise to. 
BegBor, ». Henffloaut, pauper, storre- 

ling, poor or indigent person. 
Beggar, v. a. 1. Imporeriafa, ruin, ren- 

lier poor, lednbe to porertj, bring to 

^ Surpass, exceed, go beyond, be 
above, pat at fiinlt, snow to be inade- 

Beggarly, a. 1. Destitula, Indigent, 
neMy.poor. 

ft- Sorry, mean, al^ect, base, low, 
paltry, ehaiitty, rite, eaurvi\ xuleerable, 



lie, dBBpicaMe, pittfril, pltia^ 
Die, Boriue, Blawh, grorelllng, Dose- 
minded, low-minded, mean-e^drited. 
Beggary, ». Tovertj, Indlg^ice, pen- 

dS; ,, 

Beglu,i'.n. 1.0r^inate,arise,takeriBe. 

a. Commence, make a beginning, 

lAke the first step, break ground, break 



Begin, V. a. Commence, instltule, orl- 
glnats, enter upon, eet about, eet on 
. Toot, set in opetaliDn. 
BeglnneF, !t. Tyro, novice. 
Bet^nnlng,!!. 1. Commencement, ont- 

B^drd,f>.a,' l.Glr^,blndwltiiaglrdle. 

it. Surround, encompau, enviion, 
, encircle, enclose, engird. 
Begone, InEfd. 1. Depart, go away, 
haste away, be o^ get thee gone. 

3. Away, let us go, let us be (rff. 



3. Divert, Eunose, entertain, olieer, 

Belialf, «. Benedt, advantage, profit, 

interest, account, behoof 
Be hBi^:ed, Come lo Uie gallawB. 

demean one's sel^ acquit one's s^, be- 

Behave one's self, BbqAtx. 

Bebavior, n. Depoiiment toapariicuiar 
occasioas]f ooNnnor, bearii^, demean- 
or, carriage, manner, mien. n.ir. nnrt.. 

BeAead, v. a. Decapita 



Beliest, n. Command, conunandment, 
mandate, rader, precept, injunction, di- 
rection, chaise, bidding. 

Beblnd, jirep. 1. Abaft, at the back 

a. After, following. 
Belijnd, ad. 1. Backward, back. 

a. Abaft, aft, astebh, rearward, 
in the rear, at Uie back. 
Be&indband, a. Backward, late, tar- 
dy, after the usual Ume. 
,_.._. -t_ — ^^1.. TTi^^ concealed. 



BeUnd the c 

Bebold, I), a. See, observe, view, dea- 
eiy, discern, look upon, set one's eyes on. 
Bebold, inia^. See, look, observe, lo. 
_ Obliged, indebted, grate- 



knock, iay blows won- 
Belaboi, V. a. OSiump, beat, alrikB, 
knock, Jay blows upon. 



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Belated, a. Ketorded, binilorcd, maiie 

late. 
Belav, w. o. (Sout.l Faateii, make ^t. 
Belch, CO. 1. Eject (as wtadfrom tlie 
stomach), dlschaive. 
8. Throw out Tiolentlj, oaat ibrth. 
Beluli, V. ». 1. Ebuctate;, eject wind 
team the Aoameb. 
8. Be ^ected liolenUf. 



Beldam, H. Ens, Jezebel, viraga, vixen, 

fniy, »tbe-monHtffl\ iwly oldwoiiLaa- 
BeleaWer, n. a. Bea^e, Inveat, beset, 

lay sfege Co. 
Bel-esprtt, n. [Fr. pi. Seodi-espriis.] 

Wit, man of nit, man of genloB. 
Bel^T, B. ■ Campanile. 
Belial, w. Sa&n, Deth., Apollyon, 

ardi-flend. 
Belie, 11. a. I. Falsity, misrepresent, 

repreaent Msely. 
5. Give tJie lie to, oonvlet of iMae- 

hoodj Bkaw to be fslao, charge Tfitii 



felaetood. 
BeUef, n. 

dence, ti 



. Credeni 



Lce, persnasion, 



it. Doctrine, tenet, dogma, opiuioo, 
creed, article of &lth, profesi£ui oi 
felth. 

BeUeve, V. a. Credit, give cieOlt to, 
thlnt to be true, give faith to, put tMth 
in, rely upon, make no doubt of, put 
confidence in. 

Bdleve, V. n, 1, Exercise f^th, have 
Mth, £ave a firm persuasion. 

a. rUnk, mpposa, oonoslve, iiincj, 
apprehend, imaaiike, hold. oprsE, be 
a Dplnlou, entertain the toes, take It. 

Btiike, oil, iColioquiol.] Probah^, per- 
il^, mayhap, it mar be. It la likely. 

Belladoiuia, ». Banewort, dwnle, 
deadly nightshade (Jtn^a beUiidmaia). 

Belle, n. Boaulifnl yonog lady, &lr 

Belles-lettres,n.jii. [Fr.] Polite litera- 
ture, elegant liCei'atTire, thehumanltleB. 
Belllg;ereiit, a. X. Oacrylitg on war, 
en^rad In war, wsgbiK war. 
a. Of beUieerante. 
3. Warlike, liosljle. 
BeUlgeient, «. Belligerent state or 

Bellow,' o. «. 1. Foar (as a *eaa(|. 

«. Yociferalfl, claEOor, yell, howl, cry, 

bawl, make a loud outcry. 
Bell-penpeF, n. Bed pepper [qftlie gar-_ 

dm. Gapaiaaia amtmBa). 
BAll^ahaped, a, (Soi.) Oampanulate. 
Belly, n. 1. Abdomen, paunch. 

2. OouTexity, sweU, swelliiig, bu^e, 
piotaberauoe. 

BellJ-aolie, n. Colic, pain in the bowels. 
Bdons to, 1. Be tiie property of, Iw 

poeeessedby. 
H. Ttegard, appertain to, pertain tK>, 

relate to, refer to, be relatea to, have 

3. Be appeadent t^, constitute a part 
ot; be oonneotea with. 

4. Be Incumbent on, bo the duty of. 



e. Be a resident of, have a legal resl- 

loved, a. Dear, darlli^, muoli loved, 
low, prep. 1. Under, beneaBi, un- 

3. Unbecoming, unwortliy of. 
low, ad. X. Under, beneath, under- 






earth. 



3. in hell, In the lower regions, in 

the regions of the dead. 
Belt.n. GiHlle cincture, cestus, band. 
Bemlre, v. a, liagele, draggle, befual, 

foul, dirty, 8oUi 
Bemoan, v. a. Bewail, lament, deplore. 



for. 



Stnpelled, confused, b 
zr, naif-drunk. 



1, erodk, bow, In- 

S. Direct, turn towards. Incline to- 

8. Exert, apply earnestly, direct at- 
tenavelj. 
4. Subdue, cause to yield, bring tc 



f. (JWmtf,} 



snlxmlssive. 



Bend, v. ». 1. Croo£, be ei 

bant, be carved. 
H. Lean, Imdine, turn. 
Bend, n. X. Curve, curvity, 

fiesnre, angle, elbow, crook 



L. Under, undemeatb, 



Beneatji, tid. Below. 
Benedict n. Married 



vocation of happinesa. 

BeneCEUJtion, n, Qlft, donation, gra' 
toity, grant, ofifering, oontiibuaon, 
boon, present alms, charity. 

Benefice, n. Scdeslastleal living. 

Benefloenee, A. Cbaiityj bounty, liber- 
ality, geTLerosity, alme-glving, active 
goouneee, kind aollon, dang <a good. 

Beneficent, a. Boontjfnl, munificent, 
liberal, generoua, bounteous, princely, 

BeaeSOlal, a. Useful, profitable, ad- 
vantageous, helpfiU, servloeable, salu- 
tary, good, for one^B advantage, fbr 

Benefit, n. 1. Favor, service, act of 
kindness, good turn, kind ofllce. 

Z. Advantage, piollt, avail, gain, 
good, uMUty, behalf, behoof, account. 

Benefit, «. a. X. BetMend, help, serve, 
do good to, be useful to, advance the 

3. Profi-t, advantage, avail, be of ad- 

Beaevolenee, n. Klndne^ ben^nily, 
'[ind-Seartedness, hnmanlty tender- 
less, charitableness, good-will, disposl- 



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tlou to do good, milk of haman kina 

Benevolent, a. Kind, beniguant, bf 
TagiXj ktud-nesTted, obll^i^, UumaUf 
tender, ehacltabla, dispoeai to do gooi 

Beuislited.'i. 1. OTertakenwitbiileli 
Z. IniOlVfd In darkneaa. 

Benign, a. 1. Kind, benevolent, ^s 
cioue, eomplidsant, humane, obligin;,, 
benignant, good, amiable, Mendlj, 
Idnd-heaiteiirtender-lieacbed, of a. gen- 
tle digpoeitJou. 
S. (j&af.) Miia, of a mild nature. 

Benlgiuuit^ a. Kind, bbhioh. 

Benignity, n, 1. Kjudneaa, graclous- 
aesa, benevolence, compla^ance, Irn- 
inaiuty, amiability, amenity, iMendli- 
naas, Mnd-head«ane(», Mtow-tesling, 
goou ibelli^, good kumor, good temper, 
oM^g manner. 
a. IS^av.] Uildneas. 

BenlHOD, n. SlesfAog, benedictiOLip ' 

Benne, n. Sesame, Ml-plant. 



pTOUBn^C;, prodirl^, predispo^on, 
piealleotlon, partlBlUy, liking, fimd- 
nesB, proneneeB, appetenoy. 
Bent, a. Crooked, hooked, bowed, 
euived, adnncouB, akodaib, ihoue- 

Benumb, ». a. Stupefy, poralyaa, dead- 
en, blunt, make torpid, render inbensi- 
ble. 

Be of opinion, Thinlt, believe, conclude, 
judge, suppoaa,- Imagine, t^ney, deem, 
WEEK, OFIBB, iiold, entertain the idea, 



_, ,_ ,-iB caawt. Be 
tion, be upon the tapis. 

pe by will. '^ 




imeni~». Deprivation, loaa (es- 

peciatbi (ffnaida by OeaOi). 
Bemh, », (JfoTri.) 1. SMp'B station. 

a. Bed, plaee to sleep In. 

8, situation, otBca, post, employ- 

Beseeoli, V. a. 1. Entreat, bag. Implore, 
enpplioate, peUtion, conjure, ADJUIEB. 



begfb 






, petition ft 



«. a, Beoome, befit, be prnper 
, .„ .jppropiiate for, be meet for. 

Be seized ot, Boesesa, have possesalor 
of, be posaoBBed of. 

Be BtOfltb, Indo^ one's aslf, coddl< 
one's eelf, oonanlt one'e own wlskea, in- 
terest, or pleasure; take cars of, or lonk 



d, encompass, en- 



Beslde, I prep. 1. Nea 



of the coaree ot not accordli^ to. 

i. Out of, not in posBeesloii of. 

Beside, I ad. 1. Moreover, yet, 1 

Beeld^ J alBO, fnrflierraore, moifi tl 



aoli, bespatter, daub over. 
Besot, V. a. Infatuate, stalUfy, stupefy, 

beCOol, make aottisk make fooli^i. 
Bespatter, u. a. Spatter {with a 



ijjjHfftj), bedaub, 

Bespeak, u. a. 1. Order, speak B}r ba- 

ft>rahand. 

a. [Aare,] Forebode, ibieteli, predict. 

3. imlicate, imply, proolalm, declare, 

betoken, akow. 

Best, a. 1. Moat good, moat excellent, 

anpeclatively gooi^ good in the highaat 







Moat 1^ ally In th( 


h^hest 




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3. Most intlroately, most tJloroi^Iily, 

4. With the MgheEt qnallflcatjon, by 
the deareat title. 

Be$t,Ti. 1. Highest perfbcUon. 

a. Utmoat, greatest effort, highest ffli- 
deavor, tli9 most that can be done. 

Bestial, a. Beastly, brutal, brutish, Ir- 
rational, senenal. 

BeBtii one's self. Labor, work, toO, 



Bet, M. Wagar, stake. 

Bet, V. ». WageE, lay a wager, make a 

Bet,v.a. Stake, pledge, wi^r, lay, wage. 
Betaka one's self, Feaort, repur, ap- 
ply, have recourse. 
BetblnlE one's sel^ Consider, reflect. 

Betide, p. a. Be&B, overtake, happen 

Betlme, I od. Seasonably, early, hetbre 



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Betoken, V. a. 1. Sisnlfy. denote, Indi- 
cate, i-epcBBBnt, ty^, Implj, prove, 
sliow, araae. 

3. Preiigure, fiJreshow, lorasnadow, 
porfenll, angnir, OTealgnlfy. 

BeteaLy.u. a. l. Deliver up (6^ breach 
if lTKs<), SvB up tteaolierouBly. 

9. TiiuaM the canAdence cd) iliscloee 
file saorets of, deceive br tTcacheiy. 

8. meoarer, divulge, rereal, t«ll, tdab, 
Bbow, make Imomi. 

4. UMead, lute, insn^^, eiiti^, in- 

Beti'otb, V. a. Affiance, plo^ in mai- 

riage, engsea to marry. 
Beti'Dthment, n. Engas^ment. 
Better, a, 1. More gooil, mora eieellBnt, 

good In a. higher degree, 
a. More useful, more ralualile. 

3. Preferable, more desirable, moi 

4. More at, more appropriate, mo 
suitable. 

5. Improved in bealtli, le9« iU. 

Better, n. i. Superiority, advant^e. 
S. Improvement, greater gc-od. 



fully, 



Better, ad, 1. In a. superior 

in a more excellent way, m* 

more completely, 
a. Wltb. greater adviuitage, mt 

uaefully or profil^bly. 
3. More, In a higher degree. 
Better, s. a. Improve, Hmond, emeu 

meliorate, ameliorate, refoim, make 

render botWr. 
Bett«i>liEtlf, n. [CcMogviai.] WU^. 

ment, m^ioralaon, a mell oratton. 
Between, i'f^. Betwixt. 
Betwixt, prep- [Nearly obsoleieJ] Be- 

Be upon tlie tapis. Be under consider- 
ation, be on the carpet. 
Bevel, ii. Chamfer. 



BewaU, V. n. Mourn, lament, s 
Beware ir. n. Mind, take care, b 

Bewilder, v, a. Perplex, eoDfouni 
fuse, embarrass, pnzale, staler 
nonulna, myaUff, entangle. 

Bewilderment, ft. Perplexity, t 
rasBment, oonjlulon, entangleme 



Be witii oWld, Be pregnant, be big, 

beKHOBiNTB, be in tlie Kouily war. 
Beyond,j)rep. 1. On the fiiriher sidB o£ 
S. Before, at a distance before. 
3. Kemote bfoa, ont of tlie reach o^ 
out of IQie grasp at 



4. Farther Ihan. 

teyond, <&!.' Ynider, at a distance. 
lias, »■ Inclination, bent, leanii^, t«u- 
dency, predilection, preposBea^on, pro- 



dispose, predispose. 



oiide of mercury, Corrofdve aub- 



>ar, Bpat, j 



I- Quiver, be^taemiili 

parriag, a , __ 

Oon, sFrlfe, war of words. 



. Dilute, quarrel, 
, B.aj^mg, Jangle, jarring, 
I, sparring, ait "— 



Bid, m. Offer (^oprice), blddir^, pro- 



Command, order, require, 
tender, 
order, direo- 



charge, enjoin, directs. 
3. oi^, prc^ee, proft^, tea 
3. Pronounce, declare, i^ter. 
Blddiiigr,«- !■ Command, orde 
tion, injnnctjon, precept, beheeii, reqni- 
Sition, mandate, appombmont. 
a. Ofibr (qf apriee], bid, jiroposaL 
Bide, u. 1. 1. £bdure, soifer, tolerate, 
bear, put op witti, Bubmit to. 
a. Abide, awai^ wait for. 
Bid tBir, Seem likely, otfbr a good pros- 
pect, pi'eaent » ftih' prospect, maia a 

Big, II. 1. Great, lai^e, hi^e, bulky, 

a. Hai^hty, arrogant, proud, pom- 
pons. Important, sweUl^, bluat^rinE, 
aBsnmlng, aelC-coDeeited, self-suffloient. 

a. Pregnant, BHCEurrH, witlL cbild, 
in the family way. 
■■"- -—"'-J" ~ Large-bellied, gceat- 






belHea, pot-' 

Bight, n. 1. [Wfiri.l Bend, oiSl. 

3. Bay, hilet, cove. 
BU^, B. Zealot, ISnatlc, entliaala 

Bigoted, a. Prejudiced, crotchety, m 
Sh, intolerant, narrow-minded, wroi 
headed,' self-opinionated, ovar-aealo 
creed-bound, wedded to aa opiEion. 

Biirotrv, i. Pi'ejudioa, Intoleran 
blSld se-' 



b(|~ou,'». [Fr.yjewel, trinket, elegant 

BUontry, «. Jewelry, Jewels, trinkets. 
Bl-labiate, a. (Bat.) Two-lipped. 
Bilbo, «. KaEJar, skort sword. 



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Babaea,n.pl. SLaokloB, fetters, gyves, 

Blle,n.' Gall. 

Bilednct, », BilliuT duct, hepatli; duct. 
Bilisrr cBlculus, aaJl-stone. 
Slllarj- dnot, Biledact, bepaUc duet. 
Bflk, o. a. Deo^vB (6» vol fdJUIinsi on 

atoaganenf), dlsaptKWt, elude. 
Bill, n. 1. BsD:k, mandible, neb. 

if parUcuIe 
aw.prcoect 
J, IteafC 

, ... , ^rtletter. 

met, ti. a. AralKu {lo a lodffinff ptaoe, 
M mW(iisr», Itl a MUk), apportion, allot, 
diBtrlbute, quarter, place m lodgicgs. 
BUIet-^doux, n. [Fr.^ Lore-lottsr. 
BllUns and Oooli^, Bi.Ain>i3aMGHT. 
BlUlngsgatA, n. Itibaldry, cla-OE- 

QDABDisii, foul or pTo&ielaiigni^e. 
BiUow, n. Wave, surge, bi-eaker. 
Bin, ». Bunker, erlb. 
Blnar)', a. Dnat, double, conslstiug of 



... ._ ..p, put a bandage upon. 

3. Tie, fasten, secure bj a bond. 

4. Eiaage, oblige, o 
responsible, lay ur'*™ ' 



ratifr, SI 



; obligation. 



Id, flUet. 



filn^ng:, n. 1. Bandage, 

S, Cover, coTorinc. 
Binding:, a. 1. Astiii^ent 
stjptie. 

8. Obl^ai^tFT, valid. 
Bbutxlde, n. Beutoside. 
Biography, A. 1. Life, ToemaiT, iiistor; 

a. BlDgiapMimf vrltluga. 
BlTd,». FowLDiwlof theait. 
Bir&, n. 1. Nativli?. comii^ into lii^. 
8. Lineage, extraction, descent, race 
family, line, aneest^. 
Birtlu[Bf,«. 1. l^atalday. 

S. Annlversar; of one's birth. 
Blsec^ o. a. Out or divide into tvn 

ejaal parts, out in halves, halve. 
BlHeoUan.n. Halving, cnlting, or dlvid 

ina into invo equal p^ts. 
B1b£»p, «. 1. 'Prelate. 

Bl«liopiio,n. Diocese, see, jurisdiotioi 

or ohorge of a blehop. 
Blsan, ?i. «/. 5.f BniSilo. 
Bissextile, n. Leap-year. 
Bit, n. 1. Mouth-i*ec6 of a bridle, 
a. Mouthful, morse], crumb, firag 



a. Blast, nip (OS frtm). 

S. Setlrand, deceive, cheat, dupe, 
triofe, gull, overreacli, jockey, cozen, 
okouBo, outwit, bamboosle, diddle, im- 
pose upon, beguile, mislead, iuveigle, 

Bitine, a. 1. Pungent, piq.uant, hot, 



a. Serere, sarcastic, cuttii^, caustic. 

S. Cold, freoaiiw, nipping, tneiiiine. 

Bltt«r, a. 1. That testes h^e worm- 

2. Fleroa savage, oruel, mercilees, 
relentless, virulent, fell, rutlUess. 

3. Severe, harsh, sr«m. 

4. Distressing, painfol, grievous. Bor- 
rowed, affiictive, poignant, cHlamitous. 

Bltt^F-apple, n. Ccuocynth, ooioquin- 

tida, bltwr-euoomber. 
Bltter-ononmbeT, n. Bitttib-appi;g. 
BittemesB, ». 1. Bitter taste. 

3. Spleen; gUI, renkling, rancot, 
heart-burning, aninui^ty, katxed, mal- 
ice, malignly, spite, eniMl^, tll-wlU. ' 

a. Asperitj', acerbity, severity, karsh- 
ness, acrimorvr, ill-temper, bad hlood. 

4. Distress, pain, gdef, sorrow, af- 
fliction, heavineas, re^el, despondenoy. 

Bitter-sweet, n. woody idgklshadfl 

ISotanmn dmcama/ra.). 
BiT^ved,!"- Two-valTOd, bivalvnlar. 
BiTalvnlor, 
BlTonac,«: 



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Bical. 



&ntasUc, strai^^ 



Blab, «. a. Betray, disclose, reveal, 6 
— ^Ige, let out, speak out. 

'-,f,ii. Tattle, pratUe, prate, BLOi 
tales, tell a secret, lee the cat oi 
of the b^ tel" 
aab, 11. Prati 



BIab,i> 



Prater, tattler, babbler, tell- 






„. ,,'iokecl, atrocious, vlllanous, hein- 
ous, flagitious, diabolla, infernal, heU- 
Ish, ouijajceaus, monstrous, horrible. 

Blsok, n. 1. Black color. 
a. MoomtiiE, i>laok garment. 
3. !T*TegTO, buickamoarj black man. 

Blackamoor, n. !Negro, BT.AOE. 

Blaek art, So^o, oonjiuatlon, sorcery, 
HEUjaoMAmjs, magic^ art. 

BltiGklHdl.v. a. Bioinde by black balls, 
reject by a negative vote. 

Bla«kOAp, n. Blackcap warbler, mock- 
n^tJnjgale ( Coracca atricf^tila). 

Blafik-ooat, ». Olergymau, minister, 
divine, pastor, priest. 

Blaek-«oefc, «. Heath-cock, black- 
grouse, hlack^Eune ( TfeWuo iciHij. 

Blacken, v. a. 1. Darken, make black. 

a. Vilift'. defame, slander, oalomnl- 

aCe^ asperse, traduce, malign, abuse, 



speak ill of. 



Jaoobiii, preaching friar. 



Tautog (La^ma Amo'i- 
1, predicant. 



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Blackguard, a. ScUTilous, ubosive, 
<Hmtiim.e1tcmB, insoltii^, ribald, vltu- 
parfttlve, ronnwohriU, oppcobrlons. 

BlBckgrnBrdlBm, ». BlMUdxy, billiiige- 
sate, scoirUlty, Indflceuc;, obacenity, 
foal or profime languaeB. 

Black kellebore, GitriBliDu rose lIRlle- 
borua niffer). 

Blackjack, ii. [Tfei™ nsed by mmers.J 
"'--«, diic-blende, sulpLocet of zino, 



i^lse aoleaa, mock lead. 
Block-lead, n. Flumbago, nm 
Blackleg, A. Soiabler, sbatpi 



Plmntogo, jrapblte. 



Black-mall, n. 1. Ti'ibuta [paid />»■ 
imaami/sjtom robbers 1- 
B.[P.S.j Hush-moiiey.bribetolieep 

Black man, N^'o, blackamoor, blEick. 

Black Sea, Biixliis. 

Black tea, Soliea. 

Blackt&am, ». Sloe (Pniwu9 sphiosa). 



Blain, 11. FnatuH bliatet, blotcli, eoi'e. 

Blamable, a. Culpable, -cei^uTable 
rBpcOhenallilB, feillty, blameworthy. 

Blame, a. a. Osnenra, reprove, repre- 
hend, reflect upon, lay or east blami 
— n, find fenlt with, cry ont against. 



madveiston, reproof coademnalion, Im- 
putation of fault. 
BlameleBs, a. Irreproacliable, unim- 
peachable, iri'epreheaelble, Inculpable, 
faultless, gniltleBs, unblemished, nn- 
spobted, unsullied, undeflled, spoljcsa, 

Blamewortlw, a. Culpable, censur- 
able, lepiehensible, faulty, blaisa- 

Blanc-flx, «. Pennauent white, sul- 
phate of liBiytB(aJ'(jfl''*a'^ made), 

Blancli, V. a. Bleach, wMten, etiolate, 
— 'iB or render wMte. 



3. WMte, of a wMte color. 

3. Astontehed, couitounded, 

dmnfounded, dlsramceiLed, no 



stmch dumb- 
Blank verge, TJnrliymed verse (i 

cialltt iJiB heroic verse of five fest\. 
Blare, n. Noise, sound, roar, peal, b 

clang, clamor, i 



, ... _. flattery, adulation. 

% Unmeaning talk, smooth phrases. 
Blase, a. [ST.] SilMeited, cloyed, satiat- 
ed, palled. Incapable of enjoyment (in 



ugn, spei 

„,, , Utter bla^hemy, 

nwak Irrevei'ently of God or of sacced 



ElBSphemous, a. Impious, irreveri 

Slasphemy, n. Implely, Ineverej 

prouuilty. 
Bta$(,n. 1. Sust,8q.naIl,siiddenbTe! 
it. Feai. blare, clang. 

3. EiiQoelon, outbreak, burst, < 
charge. 

4. Blteht, pestilential Influence. 
Blast, B. a. 1, BllgM, kill, destroy, n 

anaihilatB, wither, Bhilvel. 
3. Rend by en>lo^n. 
Blat&nt, a. 1. Bellowing, braying. 
~ Cltunorona, obstiepetouH, vooi' 




Blaze abroad, Blazb. 
Blazon, V. a. 1. Embli 

a. IM^aj^e^iblt, set lOrtb, make a 
show of, show off. 

3. Proclaim, publish, blaa& make 
known, noise, spread or blaze fu^road. 
Blazon, n. 1. E^zonry. 

Q. Publication, proolamatlon. 

S. ^bchlbitlOD, &how, pompons dts- 

Blazoui'yi n. Emblazonry, heraldry. 
Bleacli, V. a. Whiten, blanch, etiola^, 

malce or render while. 
Bleack, v, n. Whiten, etiolate, groT or 

Bleacbine powder. Chloride of lime. 
Bleak, a. 1. Cdd, chin, chiUy, raw, 

Mting, piercing. 
3. Unsheltflred, exposed to cold, ei- 

poaed to wind. 
Blearedness, n. LIppItnde, dim-alghted- 



blood-le 
ilemlsli. 

spot, tarnish. 



Phlebotomy, yeneseotioni 

1. Stain, snlly, Mur, 
iiiai^ injnre, taint. 

, vlLlQ', traduce, aspkhbb, 

lata, dander, m^lgn, revile, run 
ipeak Ul -' 



epeOk, blur, soil, taraish, fl 

a. Disgrace, dishonor, tep 

Mencli,v.». Shrink, ffind 

give way, lack courage or r 

commingle, ama^amale.' 



, spot, defect," 



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Blende, n. (Mm.) Block-jack, BulpliH> 
I'et of zinc, mock lead, faJ^ galena, 

Blees, V. a. 1. Ask or Implore a bless- 
ing unm. 
^ Beltelit, gladdon. ma^e ]iapp7- 

3. "WlsU bapplness to. 

4. Gtlori^, esaU, eelebiate, mngnl^, 

Bleaaedf <c. !■ Happy, 

3, Holy, hallowed, sacred. 
BleHsedneB^n. Blisa, bllsafulness, hap- 
piness, Iblicity, baatituile, joy. 
BleBEine, n. 1. Benediction, bODison, 
iniDcaSon oC t^nplness. 
a. Good, benellt, adrontixge, prottt, 

Peeaienoe (ammiff plants), 

i]irlYel,tm, 



Bllelit, 

mllilBw, blast. 
Btlsht. 



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Blii>d.'a. 1. Sightless, eyeless, nnsee- 
iDg, stone-blind, etark-bllud, unable to 

nit IgTTorant, undiaceFQlng, imaware, 
muniMfttl, fnattflntive, lieedleaa, in- 
capable of in^l^itg. 
Blind, B. a. 1. Make bUnd, depriva of 



Blind- ,,.. 

hord-ooal, Htone-Goal- 
BUndfoId, f . a. Blind, _ ._ 

the eyes of, lilndei Irom eedng {by a 

bavdage aver ths eues). 
Bllndibld, a. Blinded Ibji a bandage 
. ouerCifleHes), bUndfOlded. 
Bltndslde, n. Weakness, fbibla, Mling, 

defect, weiUi: tide, yrtak part. 
Blink, B. II. Wink, BiOTArE, sea ob- 

Bliok, V. a. Overlook (jmrptwrfj), dis- 
Tegard, avoid, evade, pass ever, gloss 

over, sbnt out of ^it, uiake nf ' 

of, not take into account, ni 
not trouble one'a aalf with, 

felicity, Neesed- 



, bllssibi 



loitr, 



in raptores, in eostaeies, veiy uappv, 
full of Joy, highly blessed. 
BllBte^ n. 1. YaslelB, pustule, blodn. 



ire, airy, bnoront; dajtonair, Mflie- 
sODiB, of good dieer,ln. liiSh. spirits, in 
good splrUs, full of Bl^ fim of s^rit. 

imthewnae, a. Ckeerftl, ^y, buthe. 

Bloat, n. a. Swell, inflate, dlatend, puff 
Dp, blow op, make tnrgia. 

Bloat V. n. Swell, be swollen, be in- 
flatea or distended, be pnftbd or Mown 
op, become turgid. 



iloAtiQg, R. Swelling, dilatation, jn- 
I.1TKIS, expandinE, eipuisioix. 

tIol]l>eiH.]lp. n.^fidcb1lp. 

{Ia1>bep-Upaetl, a. TMek-llpped, 

tlook, V, a. Obstrnot, Cloee, blocoAiiB, 
shut up, stop np^ block up, 

tlock, n. li Thick and heavy piece {at 
qf iBood or tione). 
a. Wooden mould (on w'licA luUs are 

a. Simplelon.ibol, blockhead, SDNOB, 
4. [[r,$.] KsBs^hoaaei {ma square 

a. {Jfcmt.) Pulley. 



Blockade, n. Closure {a» <^ a port), 

ahuttli^ up, bloddng up, 
— " l,n. Shni3elon,K>ol,i>OBOB. 
1. Stuidd; stolid, heavy, dolt- 

BloolE up, Obetmct, BiixiK. 
Blonde, o. Fair, light, flaxen. 
Blood, n. 1. Tltal fliiid, vital current, 
Ufe blood. 
%. Kindred, relation, famUy, consan- 



„ r.., madcap, , 

Bloodroot, n, Bloodwobt, 

Elwdshed, n. Slaughter, carnage, 
butchery, massatie, murder. 

Bloodstone, n. 1. Hematite. 
3. HeUotrojie, 

Blood-^nokei', »■ IieeCh. 

Blood-tliiisty, a. Cruel, savage, fero- 
dous, inhumf^ bai'barous, barbarian, 
fell, truculent, ruthless, bloody, niui- 



derous, bloody-minded. 
Bloadwoi% B, Bloodroot, red root, red 

^oody.o. I. St 



!a OaaaSiiiHsj. 



ludy-mlnded, 0. ■Buoon-' 



a. Spot, BtatD, blur, dlsflguro. 
3, l^amlah, eully, disgrace. 
Blot, n. 1, Obliteration, erasure, blot- 



How, n. 1. Stroke, knock, rap, pat, 
thump, iJab, beat, 
a. Calamity, disaster, misfoctnne, af- 

3. Bloom, blossom, fiower. 



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troOC, BLOW-fTTT- 



nii.j Blab, tt 

H Drive b; 
I wind upon, 

Blow dowu. Prostrate (fcj/ Oa ini-nd]. 
Blow of^ 1. Drive ftom shore [*y fbe 
vrind,_a$ a sMp ). 

3. betHch or scatter [liy Ote v:iad, as 
fntHJ^om trees). 

3. Let off (03 steamv enter b) eacaps. 
Blmr out, ExIiDEnlsh. 
Blow-oa^ n, XColloqaial.'] CatouBal, 

Blow lip, [Jaiwe.] 1. Inflate, fill with 

it. Buret, scatter by explosion, canse 



make (HBtaateful. 
Snlflii^-vaJFe. 



_ _,, . Riiddy, blowzed, tanned, 

raddr-bced, h^-cDlond, snn-bumt. 

BHHtHer, n. - "WS^ bt. 

Bliibber, vf n, Crv {so ta to swell (he 
eiaet*), TvMne, wifinper, weep. 

Blo^:e<m, m. dab, oudgel. 

Blue, a. X. Aanre, eeiidean, akj-col- 

S. [CoUooVKd.J Melancholy, deject- 
ed, dlsplFited, depressed, sad, glum, 
gloomy, mo^^, downcwiti deepondine, 
downheart^ l^pochondnHO, liypped, 



Blue-devllB, t. pi, Bi.Di:s. 

Blne-flali, n. Tailor, sMp-jack, snap- 
^TUf ma^^erel [ Temtwdon saiiater)- 

BliiflB, n.jiZ. [With M6 pcafijted.! Mel- 
ancholTj d^ectton, depression, despond- 
ency, flypochondria, diimns. vsLixipj* 
m^jTlms, low aplriW, ■• 



Ing, Tapoilne, mnmna, ooarae, i 
BLUST, ^osTuiuTlIab, beulah. 

Blofl^ »■ Pret^dtouB hank {e^BcidUff o 
the mftfffin qfft r^ver or the sea). 

Bluff, V. a. (LtiBi.i Bepulee iby atlvi 
nuaaiari repel, auub, blitf off, eeu 
away with a Sea In one's ear. 

Blunder, V. Ji. Miataie {grosBly\ err 
(fiva v>aaf qfotn-e), malre a ■— " 

Blander, n. BD^ka (qT t, 



BOAST 

hind), otror {from thottghtlessntst), gross 
mistake, bull. 

iderbuSH, «. 1. Short gun (imih a 
' •■)■ 

iderer, blnnderheai), stnpid 

iderbead, blunaec- 



9. Blu---'- 

feiiow. 



buss, stupid fellow. 
tlnuderhead, n. Bl.trHDKKB)B. 
{luni. a. 1. Dull, obtuse, poinUesc, 

8. Abrupt, bloff, gnifP, rough, rude, 
tmgentle, nnelvi], ungracious, bearish, 
diaoonrteons, uneom-taous, impoljfe, 

ilnnt, M. a. 1. I>ull,'inal!e dull. 

;;. Benumb, para^ze. deaden, stupe- 
fy, obtnnd, hebetate; make Insensible, 
callous, or obtnse. 

3, Moderate, alla^, assuage, mutate, 
ijoiet, alleviate, aoften. 
nnnt-wltted, a. Dull, Btnpid, stolid, 
doltiah, blockish, obtuse, unrntell^ent, 



BIiiBli,v.». Bedden(wi«ieo*e<ft»),color. 

Blusli, n. Beddenlng {qf the cheeks), suf- 
fusion of the face. 

Blaster', V. n. 1. Boar [as the mittdj, 
make a loud nidse. 

Vapor, swagear, bally, i 

thebSly 

3. Mia_. „ 
about nothing. 



nnt,8wed,doi 

i. yiake a great ado. 



311, Sae, vlot- 



"■'-Mertng, pomponi 
t, arrogant, ar 



4. Conclave, eounoll, c( 

Board, c. a. 1. Cover with boards. 
8. Enter or go on board of (b veseel] 
byfbrcB. 
3. Furnish with meals. 
Boards, mpL [Willi Tie prefliad.] The 

stage iqfa theaire). 
Boast, V. n. Brag, vaunt, gaaoonade, 
ELUBTEB, crow, craok, donrish, eialt 
one's self, magtuly one's salt eive one's 
self alls, TALE Bic, ride a Mgk horse. 
Boast, V. a. 1. Hogniiy (unifu^), make 
mui^ of, boast o^ brag of. 



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roi^Lly (as a bhck 

i^, Unsteiirig. BwacEecijie, flouriBli of 
tciimpets, m^ ciy and little nool. 
a. Oaose of pride or laudable exulta' 

Boaster, n- Br^gart, bra^adDCiOf 

Boastful, a. Boastli^, Tftnadng, brag- 
Kii^, vapotiiig, blustertng, esulling, 
tdnmphaJit, codE-a-hoop. 

BoaaUne, n. Vaunt, brag, BOABT. 

Boast one's self, Exult OTer-oonidently. 

Boat-slinped. a. [Bat.) Cymblform 
na-rtoniar, boavboid. 

Bob, w. a. 1. MoTfl with a tek. 

3. Strike (sudden!^ and BjfW%), raj 

3. Clip, ont short. 

A. [Sore.] Steal, purloin, rob, pUfai 
fllch, cabb^, get by iiaud. 
Bob, c. n. 1. Ploy back and fiirwaic 
have a Jerking; moBon. 
9. Angle {with ajeiiatiff 7noii'>it), Ush. 
Bob, »■ 1. Jerlditg motion. 

a. Pendent, ha^ttg appendage. 

Bobolink, B. lUee-brKL, rica-buntine, 

reea-bM, butter-bird, Btumk-blrd, 

Bkunk-blackbird [GolKhonyx orwyvo- 

focesbi , , „-, -.-=-, 

predict, focebode, pmpheBj, be ominous 
of. 

Bode, V. n. Forebode, preeage. 

Bo^ce^n. l.Coc^, Mays. 



3. Corporea 
odlly, o3. 1, 



mass), oomploialy, wholly. 
Body, n. 1. Materia SUMI 
rial pari 
flrfrifop Jv*). 

a. Cacossa-napse, dead body. 

S. VlaiblB form or ftame. 

4, Trunk {as disHngjiiahed from 



ling, ludlvidoal, mortal, 

1, Company, band, party, CCR 

socieb', aesoeKtlon, oorporatioo. 

S. Systam, Bmnmary, general 

flney, th 

Bogrn™MorasB, quBgraire, elongh, fen, 

ruareh, aw""" 
Bog>ben7, 

Btirln4 back, tiang fli 



. Cranberry. 



BnetrotMr, ». [In denston.] Itishman. 
BagiiB,a. [Casitiena, U.S.] Spurious, 
oountert^ false. 



ikea.n. Black t«a. 

lil, V. n. 1. Be agitated by beat. 

3. Babble, rise in bubblefl. 

3. Be ardent, be hot. 
.il,B. ffi. Seetda. 
<tL n. Furuncle, pustule, gatlieiii^, 

■ilins,!!. EbuUition. 



l4nt,°Te^enMn™Sol6X 



irudannted, 



f;^5„„ 



ioi^h^i 



bow- 



u:ad, tree tcoia 



-plrilett. 

S. Conflden 
basbfninees. 

S. Impudent, insolent, rude, imper- 
tlneirt, aauoy, forward, pnabii^, aasum- 
ing, brazen-faced, bold-Eaoed. 

4. OonsidGuous, sirikli^, prominent, 
standing 00' ■■' "■- "' — 



to the view. 



Bold-iteced, a. Impude 
Boldness, n. 1. Fearl 



I3S, daun 



lesan^B, intrepidity, courage, BBAT- 
:eicy, Talor, aadadty, daring, pluck, 
herOBm, hardlbjood, sv^"^ 



, -cbaraolor ot 

quaUty. 
5, Steepueas, abruptness. 
Bold-spirited, a. Courageous, boW). 
Bole, n. 1. Body {ijf a tree), elsm, 



Bolt, V. a, 1. Bounce, start -suddenly, 
spring ont abruptly, 

a. [17. S.i Bat, abscond, wiUidraw 
{eBpedaJJy from a poUUcal partp), db- 

Bolt-nnrlglit, Ei. Perpendicular, qulle 

Bolus, n. Bole, large pUl. 
Bombard, v, a. Attack wlQi bombs. 
Bombardment, b. Attack withbombs. 
Bombast^ «. Fustian, rodomontade, 
rant, inflated style, swelling or pom- 



lombastlo, a. Inflated, turgid, tomld, 
awslllj^, stilted, grandlioqunnf.. nom- 
pous, sophomertcal, hlgb-n^: 

-TiHg, BaaBFAOTl — ' 



:, hlgh- 

flde, iL!l'*BeJSy, truly, aotually, 
•— '- ' ■■ ""Itli, without Etaui 



dncerely, in good foitli, without fcaud. 
Bond,«. 1. Band, ligature, cord, chain, 



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S. Obligation, compact. 
' — '"ee. "■ Bervitode, Blavetr, tliral- 
captlTlt;, imprisonment, coufine- 



dom, captlvll^f imprli 
mant, bondHBarrlos, b 



Bcine-&flli» n. Bone-eartb, bi 

eartliy matter of bones. 
Bone-blsiok, n. IvoaY-BLAi 



[Ft.] Good-nature, 

DOB. 11.1UUUI, (luod-natm^d Blmpllclty. 
Bonfto, n. Albiooce, botse-maoketel 

( Ti^taats peianws)- 
BonmOt, n. [B".] Jest, Joke, wltUdsm, 

witty repartee. 
Baune-bonche. n. [Pr.] Titbit, deU- 

cao;, nice bit, delicate mocsel, choice 

morsal, dellctons montlif nl. 
Bonny, a. 1. Handaoma, baantlfnl, 

3. Obeecfiil, blltbe, sprightlr, bnoy- 
ant, aity, gaj, metrj,Joyons, Jolly, Jo- 
cund, winsome, bnxom, playful, Bport- 
iva, jocose, in good aptriW, in TJgU 

3. Plump, round, cbobbv, in good 

haaltli. 
Bon-ton, ?(. [Fr.l HiEli xnode, fasMoD- 

able style, style of higb life. 
Bonos, n. [Ii.] Fremlum, reward. 
Bon-vlran^ B. [Fr.] LuKuriouB liver, 

boon companion, jovial compaiiioa. 

Jolly fellow. 
Booby, ■«. 1. Simpleton, fbol, ednoe. 
a. (Omiift.) Saniiet, noddy, solan 

^ose (pSu^ baasoffia). 



Book-li 
Book-malcer, 
Boolcstore, n. {JJ. 



Varaed in boolu. 



.... .-.-., _ . jkaeller'a Bliop 

•uukwoTiu, n, Qreat readec of stodent 

{loUtirna mmrimimitiim and viiihimt 

d^tiiie pvrpoBe). 

toolAj, n. {lriA.J Nomad, wanderer. 



it, oSbilng. 



. Kind, 

ayjineiTT,) 
■ Bnstlo, e 



9, QayjmeiTT.JoyJiiI, Jolly, convivial. 
Boor, »■ Bnstlo, eloiru,^IiInal lout, lub- 
ber, Bwal n, p BttBant, immpkin, clod- 

Boadsh, a. S,ai^ rude, (downlsh, 
loatiBh, bearlsbj avkvardj dnmr" — 



Bootf «• ti- tOeiteraUjf 'used impersmf 

atly.] Profit benettt, advantage. 
Bootee, n. BooHkin, half boot, short 



Booty, n. Plunder (W be taedformiy 
purpose], mioil, pOlage, PEEI. 

Boozy, a. [Written also Boosy,] Tipsy, 
inebriated, fuddled, dlsguted, maudlin, 
mellow, SLEWED, GKOoev, half drunk, 
half seas over. 

Boi'Os, n. TlNoilv bl.borate of soda. 

Border, n. 1. Eiige, rim, brim, voi^a, 
brink, margin, shirt. 
ft- LiraiC, boundary, confine, frontier. 

Border, v. a. Pat a bonier upon, adorn 



or end of, be oontiguoos to, border up- 

Border upon, Bom>Bft ON. 
Bore, V. a. 1. Parforat«, pierce, drill. 
3. Weary [by tedkm^ r^eiiivm), i^ 
tigue, plague, troable,- vex, worry, an- 



Bom again, Regenerated r^snerati 
converted, renewed In spirit. 

Born days, [Loio.] Life.litetime. 

Borough, n. Town (In Etwlaitd, . 
toum n^resented m f oritomeM). 

Borrow, V. a. 1. ^'ir the loan of, tah 

3. Ta^e, appropriate, adopt, m^ 



Bosom-frlendi n 



[GdOoquioi, U.S.'i Superintend- 
ed, overseer, maater-woriman. 
Boss, V. a. 1. Stud, cover with boseee. 
S. [OoOocnaal, [f.S.] Direct, over- 
see, superlniend. 
Bossy, ». \.CbiidiehterBi.-\ Calf. 
Botch, R. 1. Pustule, blotch, bhdn, sore. 
3. Failure, miscarriage, bad work, 
bad Job, damsy performance, bungling 
piece of worlc. 
Botcb, V. a, X. Mend awkwardly, 
patch oilnmsily. 
a. Put together urrskilfuUy, con- 
Both, a. The two, the one and the 

Bath] cob3. {Frece^ng a vjord or 
pkt^se v)Moh is JbUtnoed hit ^nAi Both— 
and.] As wdl as, not orUy, but also. 

BoUier, e. a. Porplait, worry, harass. 



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Bofbet, n, [Oiiloqitial.] Feiplexitj, __ 
atlon, anno janoe, plague, llouble, bore. 
Bothsmtloii, n. [Lour-i Botheic. 
Bottom, n. 1. Lon«fit iiait. 

a. Fonndaaon, IjoMb, groimdw 



4. Ship, vessel, sailing craft. 

a, Stomina, native Btrangth, powt 

t. Grottniis, leea, dMgs, aedinienta. 
Bottom, V, a. Found, establlsli, build. 
Bottom, V, ». Rfst IJis- si^port), 1» 

JBoDdoir, n. [Fr.] Oabinet, private 

room, reared apartment. 
Boi^h, «. BtaooJi, limb, shoot. 
BoulUt, n. (Et.] Stsw, boilea di< 

stewM meat. 
Bouillon, n. [Fr.] Bcol^ soup. 
Boooce, n. !■ Knock, thump, sud 
blow. 
IS- Bonnd, leap, jump, Brrin^. 
fl- tOitioqviatJ\ Boast^ vaunt, hi 
"-" — '-" Falaeiooa, 



Bonnoe, k. b. i. Bolt, leap or spring 
soddenl/. 

3. Knock, thump, beat. 
BSunce, v. a. Tbtost, drive against. 



dnjumeeribe. 
Bannd, v. n, 1. Jump, teap, spring, 

S. Kebound, spring hack. 
Bound, a. [Followed by to or Jbt 



Bonnden, a, Ohlbniarv, binding, ap- 
pointed. 

Boundless, a. Unbounded, unlllnited, 
nnconflned, undefined, immeasutabte, 
illimitable, Intlnit*. 

BouuUfuI, a. Liberal, munificent, ben- 

eHceiit, generons, prineely, bounteous. 

Bonn^, n. I. Liberality, munificeixce, 

beneficence, generosity, 

». Present, gii^ bf-"- 

3. premium (^. 

Bonqnet, n. [Fr.J Nosegay, bunult 



Bourn, n. Bound, 11 
Bonrse, ». [Fr.] Bxcliange. 






[SCO'S.] Conflict, contest, set lo. 
!i. a. 1, Bend, infleot, crook, In- 

Sepreee, dnk, cast down, brii^ 

Hjiv, V, «. 1. Bend, bnclde, be Inflected, 

8. Incline (in token, irf reiped, j-hw- 
ettce, or safuniSBw^ni, muEe a how. 
Bow,«. {Nrmt.) Fore part (qf o «'i^), 

prow, beat, stem. 
Bovrels, n. pi. 1. InteaUnee, guts, 
viscera, inwards. 
». Inside, i-'---— •-'"• - 



!ow-liand. n. 1. f-drcAerg.) The le 



Bow-ivlndow, n. ] ^ 
Bos, «. 1. Case. 

H. Blow, stroke, cuff. 
Box, V. a. 1. Enclose In a hos. 

8. Strike (ipiift Sie hand or fist, at ffu 

Box-berry, «. Wintergteen, tea-berry, 
partridge-berry, mountain-tea [GatS- 
McHo jjrocMiiiieiM ). 

Box-elder, n. Aak-leaved maple {tfe- 
ffwidiwit Ameritxmwrt). 

Box the compass, Kame the points of 









„. BitSnok. ' ■ ' ' 

Braces, n. pi, 1. Snependers, gallowses. 

H. Straps {on VjMcha carriage rests), 
BoylEli, a. 1. Of liovhood, 

a. Childish, puedle. 
Braotiygraplij', n. Sfent^aphy, aliort- 

Biaidi^.a. Strengthening, inv^rating. 

Brackets, 1. jii. (JViTUin^.l Crotchets, 

BraeklBli, a. Saltish, somewhat salt. 

BraKi V, ». Boaat, vaunt, gasconade, 
blust^, vapor, fioTirish, exalt one^s 
std^ magnify one's self, talk biq, 

Brag^, n. Boast, Vf"*^"" '^ 



Boaster, blusterer, 

Biaggiat.^'" ----- 

Sraggawtia. 

BrtiK o^ BiH.^., .. 

Bralima, fl. '(tRndoo Mgtlml.i The 

Creator, God, 
Br^&"'| "■ [Written also B™mi«.J 

Hindoo FriesC 



t, nu^nUy, exalt, 



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Bnild, V. n. PlaJt, plat, Intertwine, ii 
terwenTe, taterlaee, -weaTe togetlier. 

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Bralna, n. pL „, 

ndud, leasau, Intelleot, <iapa«iCy, inCel- 

lectnal&cnltiea. 
Brake, n. 1. Fen). 
a. Tiiloket, ■ ■ 
Brake up, Pncai 

a railway train,). 
Bramak press, HjdraDlic press, hj- 

drostatiG press. 
Branek, R. 1. Boiigb, limb, sboot. 

a. ^Mioot, ramacation, ana, pro- 

enbdlvislon, part, portion, 

. MT^a, ramifsvepTBafl 

Braacb off, ^mltf, BBABOH. 
Branch out, 'E^gaOate, bo diifaBe, 

apeak alffusdy. 
BrancMte,n.K [L,1 Gilla. 
Brabohiug;, rk Bamlflca^on, artioreB- 

Broncklng, a, Aiboreseent, arborl- 
form, dendriform, dendioid, dendritic 
Brand, n. 1. Hce-biand. 
a. Mark((/atoitn™). 

3. Kind, qaaUtj. 

4. Stigma, BtRin, ceproacli. 

5. iPoetieal.-' ' " 

B. it^matlL-, 

Brand-eoose, n. Brant, 

batttcia). 
Braudlsk, v. a. FlODflSti, . 
Brand-new, a, QnitH new, flre-new, 

spick Hnd spaa new, span now. 
Braat^ «■ Brent, seand-qoobb. 
Bmsb, a. 1. Hasty, rasb, Impetuous. 
8. ILocal, U. S.] Brittle, fraj^e, 

e^Uy broken. 
Biaag, n. 1. Allor otcoppec and zii 

ftontery, presumptton, audacity, 

waidneBa, mce, iiront^OQEEK. 
Brassj, a. [(blloffmal.i Bold, pert, 

assnmiog, forward, oHEbet, braien, 

b[a£eD-&b^. 
Brat, n. [IVfvn q/* oontestpi.] Child, 

uroiiin, bantlJM, Infant, eaibh. 
BrsTado, ». Boaat, boasting, brag, 



I'eatlees {from Ifmperantent), 
^._oi7B, intrepid, d^iliuc, un- 

ited, dauntleBBj valiant, bol^ ehiv- 

atnras, diivah:la, gallant valorona, 

dooghl;, iiendc, gpaitaa, iion-hearted. 

Brave, n. 1. [ito™.] Bully, Hector, 

S. Indian wanior. 
Brave, v. a, T)e^, dare, challai^e, s&t 



lat, dEMi 



IraTO, tntety. Wall done. 

Lranl, u. n. Qoorcal {noisily), dispute 

(aM9f%). 

BrawJ, «. 1. Quarrel, wrangle, dis- 
pute, uproar, broil, iJtereallon, fracas, 
BHualible, fcay, ai-frax, feud, tomqlt, 
disturbance, row, jJOB^Eicy, n tBH . RE . 

Muscular, sinewy, stal- 



Bray, v. a. Pound (into amaii piscea or 
powa&r), bruise, cmsli, grind, corcrrtln- 

Bray, w. n. 1. Utter a harsh cry (tike 

S. Make a harsh sound. 
Braying, a. Blatant, bellowing, olam- 

orona, Yoeiferoiia, noiay, obstrepBCOUS. 
Braze.s.o. Solder with brass. 
Brazen, K. 1. Msde of brass. 

a. Bold, BnAZEV-FACED. 

Brazen-fticed, a. Bold, impudent, as- 
suming, forward, ped^ eancy, brazen. 



., gap, oraok, flaw, fls- 
vlolatloii, infclnge- 



3. QuarreL difference, Tariance, dis- 
agreement, dlssendon, schiBnt, nUBon- - 
doretanding, alienation, dlsafftetlon, 
rapture, fWuli^ out. 
Bread,R. Voodieqieciallj/Jiiodmade^ 
jrrain), sustenance, aliment, nutriment, 
nourlslunent, subsistence, fare, diet, 
' -'lals, Tiands, provisions. 



, smash, batter. 



S- Make bankrupt. 
6. Blacard, dismiss, discliarge, i 
grade, caeUer. 
T. violate, Ini^inge, transgirees, set 

B. Lessen the fOcce of (ii3a./h^). 
9. Interrupt, cease, intermit, c 



, Disclose, open, unfold, lay 



1. Be shattered. 



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6. Decline, low health or strength 
Bre^, n, 1. Breach, opening, gap, 
sure, rent, rtfli, ehasm, rupture, il 



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3. Dawn, dan'sii^. 
Break away, !■ Eacapo (affoinsS resist- 

3. Be BcuttsreS, be disaipated. 
Break-bone fOrer, Dangua, dBndy- 

Bnjak bidlc, Be^u to tiulaad. 



Berfntor 
ikdown," ( JVeirfer. ) 



Breakc , 
Break &ith, ] 

gtld^ one's 



Break itortJi, : 

Break j^roautl, 

Break Jail, Escape from jail. 
Break ID, !■ M^a — ' *' 



r, taSe up'th 



Inimde one's self, tafte up the dls- 
e, b^n to apeak. 
. tfclne, it. Rnphire, fEaotHre. 
Breiik at day. Dawn, dawning, day- 
breatj monui^, oockcro^itg, MOlETf, 
dorsninz, peep of day, pdme of da?, 
firat blusn <^ the momii^. 
Break oit l. Be mpturea. 

a, Befflat, oeafiej stop, ^eava off. 
Eraak oot, lesue, bi'eak Sjitli, burst 

Break the Ice, Make a beginning, pre- 
pare the way, open a way. 
Breaktrater, n. Jett^, pier, mole. 
Break with. Fall out, part fFlendshlp 



3' Mamma, teat, dug, udder. 
Breast, u. <t. Face, stem, withstand 
oppose, reefst, bare the breast agalnat. ' 
Breast bone, n. Sternum. 
Breastwork, n. (Fori.) Parapet. 
Breatli, «. 1. Air Inspired and es- 



... . — jirie, emit, give out, 

3. ^ndsper, lEitar soItlT. 

4. Indicate, manlibst, expnes, show. 
BFeaUie'" ■'-'—'- = .-^-^i-.i 



Breathing, n 



. 1, Resplratton. 
on, wial, desire, longin 
craving, yearning. 
Breat^ig, a.^Sving, ajjve, lire, n 

Breatking-hole, n. Vent-hole. 
Breathless, a. 1. Out of breatb. 

S. Dead, Itfoletn, defunct. 
Bieeob, n. Hlnderpart, after part. 
Breech-band, n. BreeMiing. 
BreeisheB, n.p2. 1. Small-clothaB. 

ft. Tfousctb, pantaloons, 



freechlng;, n. Breech-hand. 

treed, v. a. 1. Nootieli, nurture, foa- 

ft. Diseipltee, educate, inetraet, 

3. Beget, get, pronreata, engender, 

^reed, v. n. 1. Bring fbrlh young, pro< 

duce ofi^prlng. 
S. Be born, be pioduceil. 
Iceed, n. Race w anhwis), lineage, 

pedigree, progeny, stock. 
Ireedine, «. t. lOurture, education, 

dlacipltne, instruction, traicii^, eohool- 

ft. DepoF^ent, n 
SreS9H. s*. Zenhvr, .„., ^^ 



air, gentle gale, 

... Qnarrel, Metuvbance, c-_ , 

noise, tumult, uproar, etir, agitation. 

Bregma, n. (Atiat.) Binolput, top ot 
the bead. 

Brent, n. Brant, brand-goose {Jnser 
bemicitt), 

Brett, n. Brit^aka. 

Breviary, n. 1. Abili^ment, ^toma, 
compend, compendium, anmmary, 
synopsis, syllabus, abstiaet, digest, 
hrlef, conspectus, outline, anm and sub- 



a. Prayer-ly»k. 



iOrnUh.) Shorl- 

3vit^ R. 1, Briefoesa, shortnem. 

%. Con^aenetti, tersenees, compres- 
lum, aucelnoQiene, pititalnen. 
:ew,ii.a. 1. Frepaie by fBmuaitaUDn. 

Z. Oontrlva, mot, dsvlBe, protect, 
latoh, conooct, foment, eidtfl, atir np. 
■ew, V. n. 1. Make beer. 

ft. Be gathering, be forming. 



give a bribe (o. 
trldal, a. NnpHi , 
al, matrimoDliO, conjugal. 



iabla],hymenr 



Idal, n. Maii4ige, weddii^, nuptials, 

,i.uptial festival. . 
Bridewell, 9^ Prison, Jail, penitentiary, 

workhouae, house of correction. 
Biidle,!!. Keatrahit, cnrh, check. 
BHdle, s. a, Bestnun, control, eheck, 

Brlef.o. I, Sliort, conolse, sneclnet, com- 
pendious, laconic, cmti. 

ft. Tranattofy, oeetinE, transient, tem^ 
porary, eliort-lived, eiwemeral. 
Brief, n. l.EpItKBns,cDnLpeadinm,Bum- 
Tnary, synxvda, trllatnu, abstract, 
breviary, ahndgment, ctmspeotiuk 
ft, Pontltloal letter, papal rewnipt. 
3. (ikHO.) Writ, prei»^ 
BdeOjiOd. Ooncisely, in short. In brief, 

Brlg:aud,n. Eobher, blghwayinan, free- 
booter, marauder, outlaw, liandit. 

Bright, 0!. 1. Luminous, Bhintng, re- 
BpTonaent, glowing, luatrona, beaming, 



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BRIGHTEN 

refulgent, splendid, beamy, silverj 
a. Clear, transparent, Incld, pell 

limpid. 
3. Uluatrlons, ^oilous, fiunons. 



Brti 



i. AnB^dons, pcomlslnK, propitiauB. 
IrtehtAn, If. a. 1. PoliBh, bnnjiali.fnr- 
biab, make bright. 
9. Ulaike cheerful, mak^JoTOiiB. 
BrlKhten, «. «. Grow bright. 
BinlslltiiesB, n. 1. Lustre, Bplendoi, 
brilliaiioy, radiance, reaplendeiice, ef- 

3. Cleamesa, transparency, Inctdlty. 
3. Acuteness, Inffannltj, sagaoliy, 
ac umen, astutenese, alacemment, moth- 
er-nit, quick parts. 
Brilliancy, n. Splendor, Inatre, bright^ 
nesa, effulgence, refulgence, radiance, 
shine, sheen, gloEs. 
BriUiaat^ a. 1. SpaAllug, glittering, 
splendid, lustrous, shining, bright. 



resplend 



IS, celebtal«d, fa^ 



BriDiBtone, »■ 1. Sulpltor. 

a. [CWnmtToiaZ term.] Cane brim- 
stone, FOU Hnlphur, Btiek sulphar. 
Briuded, ft. Brindled, tabby. 
Brindled, a. Briuded, tabby. 
Brine,- " — -— 






I. Convey, b 



9. PnMince, gain, be the caose of, be 
the menus of. 
B. Draw, lead, induce, prevail n 
Bring aboat. Effect, achieve, w 

pli£, bring to pass. 
Briiisl>aclc. !■ Becall. 



bring out, bring lo liglst, make mani 

Bring Itorwaid, Introdnee, propose. 
Bring near, AersxyxuLMTE. 
Bring- on, OiMnate, give rise to. 
Brine oat, ftoduoo, expose, Bhoiv, ex 

hlb^ bring tbrth, Imng to light. 
Bring: over, 1. Bear across, 

a. Oonvart, win over. 
Bring to, 1. Ohsck the conrae of (mi 

a. Kesusoitate, Kvive. 
Bring under, Subdue, repress, reatrair 

conquer, get the better on 
Brine Dp, Edocate, instruct, roar, nurse. 
Brink, n. E^^e, border, margin, verge, 

Brinyio. Salt. 

Brisk, a. AoUve, lively, smart, agile, 

nimble, qulcfa, smart, alert, spry, — '- 

Ited, vivaciODS, sprightly. 



Irittle, a. Fragile, crumbling, shivery, 
f^ajl, frangible, qrash, easily broken 
(inW pieces), eaaly shivered. 
Brttzska,n. Brett. 
Broacl^ v. a. 1, Pierce, tap. 

a. Utter, pubUsh, pioclahn, give out- 
Broached, a. Tappta, abroadi, on t4p. 
traii4,a. 1. Wifle. 

a. Large, ample, extenrivs, expand- 
ed, CKtonded, vast. 

3. Spread, diffnsed, open. 

4. Gross, coarse, indelicate, vo^or, 

.troaden, v. a. Widen, make brood. 
Broadside, «. 1. Cannonade {fiom atl 
'le gjms on the side of a ship). 
». HaeardLblll, poster, band-bill. 
Brocbure, n. [Fr.]' Pamphlet, 
Broil, «. Afi^ay, tcaj, quarrel, conten- 



]ar, agent, middleman, 



^rook, n. Bivulet, streamlet, run, v.on- 
BEL, rimlet, rill, UDBB, small sti'eam. 
irook, M. a, Endore, liear, abide, toler- 

... ,_D^ . — Willi, submit to, bear 

y or easily. 



witji, take \ 



irotli, n. Soup (in lu 
maserated)- 
Irotliel, n. Bagnio, stew, bawdy-hoi 

house of Ill-feme. 

er. mntu^ kindness ((uiirlirMfters). 
. Fraternity, AsaooEAnoB, sodal ity. 



' prosatuHoD, 






le, Wendly, cordial. 



Branbeat, v. a. Bully, overbear, tnat 
insolently. 

Brrnvn stndy, Eererie, musing, abstrac- 
tion, preoccupation, absence, absence 

Browse, n. Tender twigs of shrobs and 

Browse, V. a. l^ibbie, crop, feed upon. 



Bruin, n. {Ct^^vifd.'l Bear. - 
Bridse, V. ft. 1, Cru^, squeeze, contuse. 
3. Breok, batter, pound, bray, piil- 



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Bmit, »■ B\imiiF, &me, report, hearsay, 

town-talk. 
BmitjV.a. Beport noise blazoorapread 

Brnnt, n. Shork heat of onsot 



gentle, oucliil, imgnuloiu, beufah, dlB- 
Bcotal, a. 



ilaii. fell, liu-lmilo, TaUilees, tracnl 
t^oor; IjrnMBh, brute. 

a, OlLnrllfih, griif^ bearish, harah, 
ilvil, rude, Tooili, impDllte, nnmc- 
ij, KOV&QTTB, nngeallfllQaitly^ . 



]. Giosa, Goaise, Bensna], a 



lal, br 



tisb, beMtif, bMtlftl. 
BrotaUtT. »• SaTageneas, iohuuiHiiity, 

barbarity, ornelty, '—"-'■ " "- 

trucolence, hanueaB m -unu •,. 
Brate, n. 1. Bca9T (in a mild state), 

quadruped, four-fOotea animal, feco- 



!. Kufflan, barbarla 



brntal n 



a' stupid, dall, Insensible. 

4. Qfoss, oamol, eensual, bestial, 

Bcutam nilmeD, [I/.] Haimlesa tLun- 
detbolt, load but liormlees threatening, 



3. Cheat, delusion, b 
Buccaneer, w. fliate, ixirNur, nea^i 
ler, sea-robber, freebooter, picaroon. 
Buek, n. 1. Male (qC tfte deer, sfteqj, 
ffoat, TobJtit, <md hare). 

a. Bhide, epatk, g^ast; gay, dash- 
ing fSlIow. 
Bii£bish,a. Gay,dasMia. 
Bookie, V. a. Fasten ivltn a buoMe. 
BnofelK V. ». 1. Bend, bow. 

8. [Aira.j Strnagle, contend, Btli™. 
BTiDlile one's sei£ -^ppty vigorously, 

set one's self earaestlT. 
Bufikler, «■ 1. Shield, aigiE. 

a. Defence, proteotlon, saroeuard. 
Bucolic, n. Eclogue, paateral, idyl, pas- 



Bud.n, ^rm,ge]n,iEndevelopedbrajjch 

or Aotmr. 
Bad, M. ». Spcont, shoot, push, gennl- 



fo^ sh(i 



tudset, «. I. Bag {with its eoHtenlt), 
padc, packet, parcel, packa^, bundle. 



, Msiie ^%oS or buff-skhi. 
Buffalo, 71. [f.«.] Bieon. 
".uflbt, m. 1. Slap, boi, knock, rap, 
blow, cuff. 

a. Oupboftrd, 
luffet, P. a. 1. Beat, boE, strike, smite. 



skulled. 

BnfEnon, n. Mountebank, hatleijuln, 
jester, droll, roerry Andrew, punch, 
puucbinello, down, zany, searamonoli, 
tool, antic, jack-pudding, pioMe-her- 

Bu^onery, n. JeaMi^ Iqf a Imu nort], 
mummery, Bjolerr, tomfcolerjr, harle- 
qiUnade, low pranks, vu^ar tficke. 

Bnir-sldn, «. ^nff. 

Bugahoo, II. ILaut.] BoeBBAB- 

BuEbear, n. Hobgoblin, specbre, ogre, 
HHBiBOO, roKEB, Goreon, Hjdra, 
Wghtful object, raw hoad and bloody 



Bujldii^, n. X. OonstrucUon. 

pUsi rue ure, ce, erec m. 
Bull), n. 1. IBol.) Scaly bnd (jjte ^ 

onioii and the tftUp). 
a. Spherical protuberance. 
Bulbous, El. 1. {Bot.j Of the nature 

of tbe bulb, 
a. Bound, roundish, protabecant, 

swelling out. 
BulfenI, n. Persiaa n^tln Pyeo- 

™(IMJD003«S). 

Bulge, n. Protuberance, Ug b II 

swell, swelling. 
Bulse, V, n. Fiotrude, Jut 
BulK, n. 1. Magnitude, si urn 

greatness, largeness, b^uess ulkln as 

9' Body, gross, minority main pa t^ 
greater part, principal part 

Bullcbead, n. IXanl.j Partition, di- 
viding W£^. 

Bulliy, a. Large, great, big, huge, vast, 
of great size or bulli. 



lict [ismed 
iluiiaer (m 



. Blocklieafl, simple- 



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Bnlly, n. BlOBtBrer, swagg&ei, Taporer, 

hector, fiH-eaUr, Hotepnr, mock Wo. 
Bully, V. a. Browbeat, overbear, treat 

Ineolflntly. 
Bullying, a. Blustering, Bwaggetlne, 

vaporing:, vaunUi^, hectoring, blnff, 

grntr, bEiuisli. 
Bnlljing, n. BlustBrioB, Bwa^Brine, 

blnetei', iantaroiiaila. 
Bnlwarfc, ». 1. Rampart, redoubt, tbr- 

S. Seooilty, Barnard, paUadinm. 
Bnmble-bee, «. Homble-bee. 
Bommer, «. iOoUo^uial U.S.] 'Baider 

{in eemvh ^jjrotifafonsl, lOrager. 
Bump, ». 1. Tliiunp, knock, blow. 
^ SwelllDff, protuberance. 
3. ltSjMooi3a! in a!6isioB to the doc- 
frine qf Phrenology thai pnMSieriauxs 
on Ute skull in^cate facoMies qf ttie 
mJadJ Faiailty, power, enaowment. 



eitt. 



. Kuoc^ thump, SI 



Bnmpidn, n. Huetio, peaeaiit, cloi^ole, 
piougluDaD, conntF 



t, Inbber, awaiu, 



, Protuberance, huneh. 



3. Batch, assortment, lot, set, j 
oollwtion. 

4. Tuft, knot. 
. Package, pack, paukel 



eel, budget, i 
Bnudle, n. a. TIa In a bundle, pat inW 

bundles, bundle up. 
Bundle, m. ii. 1. Depart hurrledlj-, set 

off in a hurry. 
3. Sleep together {nriiJiout ii/ndres^ 

injf). 
Bundle off, {jisHne.) Send i^ in a, hur- 

Bundle np, {Jciioe.) Bundle, wrap ap. 
Bungle, V. n. Do any thing clumpy. 
Bonsler, n. Lubber, fnmbler, clumsy 

WD3tni»n, bad hand, tat any thiag), 

&eeh-walei senior. 
Bungling:, a. 1. ClamBv, awkward, 

Qnhandy, nnskilfnl, maladroit, inapt. 
9. ni-done. 
Bnn1[,». [Oollomiial U.S.] Berth, bed. 
Bnnk.D.n. iOiUoqmal US.] Ue(»ia 

bwdc), Sleep. 
Bnnlier, n. Bin, crib. 
Bunt.v. n. Butt, strike with the head 

Float (to iiidieate iliotUe, aa- 

, ..^. _. Float, keep afloat, bear 

np, bear on Ihe surface. 

Baoysacy, n, 1. lightness, levity, 
flpedfie flghtneBs. 

a. Vivacity, UvelineBe, BprlglitlinoBS, 
ckeerfulneas, qavety. 
Buoyant, oi. 1, Tending to float, light. 
S. Cheerful, hopeful, lively, eptight- 



t, animated, spirited, jcyful, 
bUtho, bUfliesomo, jocund, 

Lted, jubilant, in good spir- 
spirits, full of Ufe, fulT of 



spirrUve, elated, 
'lt>^ in bigk spiri 

Burbot, ^. ^&l-WQt (Lota vuigctris). 
Burden, n. 1. Load, wei^t. 
a. Cargo, fte^t, lading. 
3. Incumbrance, cl<^, Impedimei 
inoubus, drag wi^t, tfead weiglit. 



Burdensome, a. 1. Heavy, oppreeSve, 
!t. Troublesome, gtievons, hard to 

Burem^ n, 1. Cheat of drawers. 

a. Office, counUng-ioom, place of 
baainess. 

a. Department tqf Oooerinaent). 
Biu^aU, n. Conner, cuimer, ohoosbi, 

Buralary.R. House-breaking (aij%ft(). 

Burial, !i. Interment, sepulture, inhu- 
maiion, eEtomlnnent, burying. 

Burial.^:roniid, n. Cemetery, grave- 
yard, burying-grouud, church-y^H, ne- 

bS^b' Graver, style. 

Burlesque, a. Comic, oomieal, funny, 

laughable, farcical, ludicrous, jocular, 
, sportive. 
Burlesque, ii. Caricature, travesty, 

parody, farce, Indioinus i^epreaentatton. 
Burlesque, v. a, Caiicatnce, travesty, 

makeTHdloroi- 

bfllky, strong. 



iru, V. a. 1, Consume with S 
S. Caldne, okar, scorch, toast, parch, 

3. injure by tire or heat. 

4. Shrivel, caose to wither. 
irn, V. ». 1. Flame, be on fire. 

3. Glow, warm, be excited. 
im, n. [Seotiiift.] Brook, rivulet, 
treamlet, runnel, rivulet, till, small 



Burning, a. 1, Fiery, flaming, hot, 

Ecorchuig- 
a. Glowing, ardent, fervent, fervid, 

impas^oned, latense, earnest. 
3. Vehement, powerftil. 
BumIiu;-e;lasB, n. Convex lens. 
Burnisli.v.a. Polish, furbi^, b^ten, 

malce brlgbt, make glos^. 
Bum one's flnBers, G^ one'a self Into 

trouble (as by madwrng in Sta t^^Fs ^ 

oOiees, or f/g i^tatMUm,], smurt lOr it. 
Bnrst, V. n. 1. Break open \Jivm inief- 

W^pf66swr6\j fly wan, be roit asunder, 
a. Brea^ out suddenly. 
Burst, w. o. Keud asunder, break open. 



Explosion, disruption. 



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Bnry, v. a, 1. Corer {tiitUi earih, £ 

3. IiilflTT Inhiuue, entomb, ^nm, 

la the grave, oon^ti. to the gntve. 

3. Hide, conceal, secrete, shrond. 



Bur; the Iintcliet, Make iieace, be re- 
oouQlleii, abeathe the awora, put up the 

BiiBli,». Sbrub. 

Sicisliel, n. Pout peeks, eight gallons, 
Uiiitf-tWD quoile. 



BngtoeHB, ». 

oceupaUon, 

ei<m,eadt, 

a. Trade, 



?, employmenl 

, walSof Ufa. 
I, tcatBc, dealing. 



4. Office, dutr, fnuotion. 
Bnekin.n. 1. HsM boot I especUUtj/ m 

wUh kiffh soks, worn by me ai^cient iro 

5. Ti'aj^dly, tcagio drama. 
Bogklned, a, 1. Dressed in btieliina. 

■ ■" re.l Tn^c. 



Bastie,' 



[Collogniai,] Klas, 



eell, maJtei 

muoh ado about 
lug. 
BuBtle. 



tuiault, potb^, commotion, 

Bishop, TOTTRNtTBB. 

, a. 1. iMllgent, aaaiduo 
IS, sedulous, notable, exit 

loved, eueRged, or occtipl 
Briak, Btltring, bnalJlBt 

1, BPBr, oonstanay tn mo 
MedtOlog, -"-■ — ' — 



about noth- 
irry.flutrj, 



Busy* V' a- Occupy, ei^uoy, m^e buBV . 
BuBybody, «. Meddler, luteimaddler, 

meddlesoioe person, offlidaiia persan, 
Bat^ co^. 1. On the oUiei band, on the 

eontrary. 



i. But that, otbeiwise tiian tiliat. 

Bul^ 11^- Oulv, no more than. 

Bat^ n. 1. Emd letpecial^ Oie larger 

end), but-end. 
3, Bound, boundaiy, mete. 
Bntcher, «. Slayer, tiller, mui'derer, 

slai^terer, aasEiBsIn, cut-t^ioat, 
Batohei, «. a. Kill, iruBDER, alay, 

slaughter, massacre, assassinate:, dee- 

pat«&, put to death. 
Buto]iery,n. Mkkdeb, slau^ter, maa- 

Hacre, earnage, bloodrfied. 
But-end, i^Blunt end, but. 
Bdtt, n. 1. Mark, object, target, point 

aimed at. 



a. Laugiiing-afouk. 
3. Stroke, blow. 

Butt, V. «. Bant, etrike with tbe liead 
01 die boms. 

Butter-blra, n. Bobolink, riee-bird, 
i4ce-bnuting, leed-bM, skonk-bicd, 
aknnk-blaekbird iDolicIumyx on^vo' 

Buttsrfly-Bliaped, a. FapilionoceouB. 
Buttery, n. Kintry. 

Button-holder, it. Bore, proaer. 
Button-wood, n, Syoamgre, pl^ne-tree, 

bntton-boll tiee, vater-bicoh {Platantu 

oeoi^mlaiis). 
BnttreBS, n. Store, pcop, aupport, stay, 

Bnxoiu;a. Gay, brlak, apiigbtly, lively, 
ioyouB, joyful, buoyant, vivacious, 
cheerful, blithe, blithesome, wihboue, 
Jocund, aportlve, frolicsome. Jolly, airy, 
debonair, hi lilgh health and spirits. 

" Parohase, bargain for. 

t. Hum, make a bumming 



ina(aa 

t. WhiBpOT, 1 

S. WbispetjUjunniir, 



Qgnolae 



1. j^oi^ (oi the came, or 
«re , nmrfe Ofieaii, wna, by the agency 
of, by meana of, by dhit of. 
». At, on, by way at 

3. From, accordii^ to. 

4. Near t*), close by. 

By'andby, Presently, ebon, before long, 

in a abort Ume. 
By oIiaDce, Perhaps, perchance, possibly, 

li^)ly,PBiiAi)VBBrnBE, maybe, it may 

be, as luck may have It, aa It happened. 
Br degrees. Gradually, aCep by step, 

Tuaety ntao, by little and little. 
By <llnt o^ By, by force of, by means 

of, by the agency of. 
By-end, «. By-porpase, private intereat, 

aecret pnrpoae, selr-int«raated purpoaa, 

clandestine de^fn. 
By far. Very much, in a great d(«rea. 
By fits. Irregularly, fitfully, by dM and 

By fits and Btaits, Bx fits. 

B^n>ue, a. Past, gone by. 

Byliaiid, With the hands, by tbe ase of 

aehaDda. 
By book or by erook. Somehow or 

other, one way or other, in one vray or 

another, by Miy mer—- 

Byname, n. NioKn. , 

By one's aelt, 1. Alone, solitary. 



By-path, )t. fc-way, private vray. 
By-place, n. Retired place, ont-ol-tli 



1. Private road, unfreyuen 



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By '"te,^ mer. 



repotlUon, without 



Bystander, n. Spectator, liiolcer-oii. 
By stealth, Seciette, claiiaeslioely. 
By the board, Overboanl, otbt ( 

By tbe bye. In paadng, BN PAB9A] 



tlie iolj. At a f 
■ wlmieJiA). 



ipulated price (Jirr 



S. Object I 



. By-paUi, priYOte way. 
1. I. Savins, saw, mailm, 
■orecT), aphorism, aputliegm, 
■-'■" ireoept. 



Ctebal, ». 1. OldQUH (far some sinister 
jnajHwel, iaato, ootebib, eet, party, 
BMOg, ^tum, comMnaidon, lea^e, con- 

!l. IntilgiUL plot, OOHPLOT, conepira- 

Cabal, V. n. TiLtiigae, plot, caneplre. 

Caballsttc, a. Occult, Bacr«t, mysteri- 
ous, mystic, mystical, dark. 

CaHant. n. [Tel Tavern, inn, hotel, 
public house, house of enttrtahimene. 

Cabbaite, o. o. tCkiiloqaiaL] Steal, put- 
lolnTSliJi, pUfec, mafie off with. 

Cabbaee, ». 1. Plant cf the genue 
Brasatca. 
S. [Omiterm.] ShiedB of dotlt, tai- 



BBUill [com, private room, retired i^art- 

g. Ministry, conni^, body of advisers. 
Caboose, n. tWritt«a also Cambooae.] 

Cook-ioom (qfa lAip), Ealley. 
CaoluilDt,«. Sverm-wiiBJe, spermaceti- 

^liale {^If/seta- macroo^iJiamt). 
Caohiiiualaoo,n. Laughter (foud or im- 

aoderaie], laugh, fnfitiw, hone-lai^h. 
OaOkle, V. n^ 1. Laugh {IBiSt a tound 

iifo toe eaeiUnff qf a- goose), oioolb. 



, Prattle, peals, twaddle 
^,=^illtalk. 
oetbes, n. [L.] 1. Bad habit, bad 

i, (ifed.j Incurable nicer. 
leiwlionons a. Harsh, grating, dls- 

Cacopliony, n. Dlmiord, jarring, jar, 

Cadaverpos, o. P^, pallid, wan, ghaai- 



Caeonhon 



h-hke. 



, cade-worm. 



Otesura, ». Panse(>navera£), break. 
C{et«ris parlbns, [L.] Other things 

betog eiinal, in like circumstances, 
OAf<l, n. [Fr.l PoBtauiant, coffee-house. 
Caitiff B. VUlaUi, wretch, mlacreaat, 

knave, ineciJ, scoundrel, mean Ssl- 

C^ole, D. a, 1. Ooai, wheedle, Sattei, 

a. Deceive (6ji Jbttteryj, delude, In- 

CsdfSery, n. 'l, Flattery, wheedUng, 
mwnh^, coaxing, adulation, blandisa- 
roent, blarney, soft aAWDEn, soft 

Deceit, deceptdon, fmpoeiticn. 

. Harden, so"-"'" '~ 

;m or solid. 



Cake, 
Calamii 

Calamji. . ._, 

uuibctnnate, advei 



. Silicate of zhic (in 



iii-scatreo, aepioraoie, ruinous, misera- 
ble, wietched, dreadful, dlstieBsful, aC- 
filetlve, aad, grievous. 



taBtrophe, mishap, mlsol , -_.—., 

vlsltaUon, trial, blow, stroke, troable, 
' afBlctdon, adverstty, dlsixees, taardsMp, 
easualty, lit luck, lU fortune. 



, „ a, rediuje to aahes. 

S. Oxidise, oxidate. 
Calculable, a. Compotable, 
Calcnlate, v. a, l.-Compnle, reckon, 

it. Ad/ust, a&pt. At. 
Calculate, v, n. Tell, estimaM, make a 
calculftHon, make a computation, caet 

Calculate upo 



>ect, lo<^ Ibtward to, 
louE uuA 1UI-, Twuon upon, count upon, 
rely upon, depend upon, prepare one'a 



Elate, foresee, 
«k out S 
rely upon, 
sdf for. 



, n. 1. Compatatlon, re 

8. iDvestieallon, eiajnination, Inc 
ion, inquiry, scrutiny, explorati 



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3* BxpeotDitLon, expflctancfl, anli<^pa- 
tiou, CDut«iipla,Uon, proapect. 

4. Torathoudit, Sae^ht, citnum- 
apooaon, -wamiBBa, eantton, oantionB- 
nesi, diBcretian, deOlberatLcin, prudence. 

OaloiOoiiB, a. abaa, gciUj, 
CalaulnB, ». 1. (ISd.] (L. pi. Cttfcuii.]. 

Hoibid aonoTetioii. 
». l^ug. pi. Oalailtaee.\ Fluxions, 

difibranl&I and Integral iialculus. 
Caledonlsiir *h Soomah, Scotch. 
0&leaaiilaii,». Sootobman. 
CaleBiotiqn, n. HeatiiK, incalescence. 
Calemboiir, «. [Fr.] Pun, quibble, 

CnleD^r, n. 1' Almanac, ephemcris, 
register of Uie yeac. 

5. List. 
Calender, «. EoC preee. 
Calender, v. a, Smootli or glirae {by a 

leiiog:, «. Glaring (by a eai™- 



[Wrlt_._ _. 
r of tlie tioca. 



«_.. ^ rTir..ii._ ^jg CoiiJer.) 

si Tal^t, awlitr, feoolty, endow- 
ment, DHrtH, EenluB, compaaa of mind. 
Oallw.n. l.[£W.] Cotton clotb. 

S. [U.S.] Print, printed cotton cloUi. 
Otiipe»eompaNieB,«.j>L [Written also 

CcuiJ>er-con^a8Be8.'] Callpere, 
COUpeTB. it.pl. GaxiIfeb-ooiipassbs. 
Call, P. a. 1- Name, term, denominate, 
endtle, etjle, plirase, detigaal^, dub. 






'sfff'* 



Jl together, 
Lppomt, deal 



Innate, ^ectj ordain, 

&* ^Tofae, appeal to. 
Call, V. 1. 1. EioWm, ery, cry out, 
speak, aloud, la&kt appeal. 
ia. Make a eliort <Mt. 

a, ]>emaitd, cl^in, requiEition. 
3. Sbort viett. 
Goilllngr, ft. Oocnpation, business, pro- 
i^ion, pursuit, trade, craft, employ- 

Call on, 1. Invoke, appe^ to, pray to, 

a. Solicit, apply to. 
3. Malte a vlalt to, pay a visit to. 
Callons, a. 1. Indurated, hardened, 

B, Insendble, unfeelb^, apathetic, 
obtnBo, nnsusceptiWe, Didmpreflsible, 
eli^tlah, dull, torpid, indilferent, deiid. 

Callow, a. Unhedged, unfeathered, 
naked. 

Call upon. Call oh. 

Calm, a. 1. Tranquil, eerene, i^add, 
qulet^still, smooth, baloyon, peaoefiil. 

3. trndjsturbed, composed, collected, 
ttnraffled, sedate, mild, cool. 

Calm, n. Serenity, aAi.uirE.9i9. 

Calm, V. a. 1. Still, compose, hush. 



Calomel, n. Chlotlde of m 



loll^, moderate, alleviate^ 
Calmness, n. 1. Quietness, trannullli' 
ty, serenity, repose, peace, sUilneeB, 
calm, placlaity, lull. 

S, Mildness, ooolnoss, scdateness, 
eomposqre. 
'alomel, ^ onioFi 
tochloiide of meri 

ii^, heat-producing. 
Calumet, n. Pipe of peace. 

'^atumnjate, v. a. Slander, asperse, 
mal^u, tradTice, det^ine, sc^dalL^e, 
vilify, revile, aboEe, lanrooon, libel, 
blacken, blemish, accuse fiHsely. 

liMamnlator, «. Slanderer, tradueer, 
detamer, backbiter, libeller, lampooner, 
detractor. 

DslnmnlouB, a. Slanderons, abusive, 
defamatory, contumelious, oppcoblious, 
vltuperatdve, sourrlloua, Insulting. 

::^aliimny, it. SXANDBB thnomt to be 
Jiti^, defamation, asperdon, backbit- 
ing, detraction, abnees, scandal, oblo- 
quy, l^ae occuaation- 



WildElnger. 
..^ Popn&ee, rabble, 
TnlgsT, tbe peiiple, the 
id, uie ignoble vulgar, 
iBt dOBB of pei^ile, the 



turpentine. 

Canada ^na . 

CHjialllV «■ i>i-] Popi 

mob, rlfftafe " " — ■" 

crond, volgw 

low WIO^j ii 

mulataae, th. . , .. - 

dregs of society, BA(1-TAQ--AKT>-B0B- 

Canai'd, «. IFc.J HoaK, absurd or ri- 

dlcTdoua ^brlcation. 
Cancel, If. a. 1. Obliterate, eft^ce, erase, 

eKpiinge, blot, blot out, mb ant, eecatoti 

»1 Abrogate, annul, repeal, rescind, 
revoke, oboliBh, imUi^, quatdi, set 
aside, make void. 



Gandeliibrum, n. [L. pi. Candtiabrai 
Ejig. pL CandeUibrv/ms.'y Ohandeller, 
lustre, branohed oandlesiiok. 

Candid, a. 1. Impartial, t^ir, just, un- 
prejudiced, unbiassed, nprigh^ honest, 

S. Open, free, ingennons, artless, 



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CANDIDATE ( 

ftank, plain, honorablo, NAIVE, guila- 

lees, ekalglitfotward, open-heartod, 

fcank-heEnfed, abore-boata. 
Candidate, n. Aspirant, EOlicitant. 
Candor, n. 1. FalroeBS, honaaty, atn- 

cerlty. 
Z- Openness, ln^enuouBncsa, artlcaa- 

nBBS, femkneas, gnlleleBBneaa, trotliful- 

Caue lirlmstone, Ball solphur, stick 

Oau^ala, n. SItIub, dcp-Gtar. 
OanicDlai' days, Dogn^tys, 
Canine madness, Hydrophobia, 
Cankei-, v, a, Gorrapt, corroae, eiode, 



Caiuii1>ale, ». pi. AutliropopliB^, man- 

Cannonaae, v. a. Attack irlth CBimon, 
attaclE irlQL heavy artHler;, 

Oanou, B. 1. Eufe (eepeeialiv w, ecclesi- 
astical laatlersj, law, Ibrmu^, Ibrmula- 

a. Kecelved books of ScTlpture, ca- 

3. Catalogue of Salnls. 
Canonical, a. 1, Beceived, authorized, 
acconllng to the canon. 

n. Begulat, stated. 
Canonicals, «.iii. Full dress (qTo cier- 

Canoniiie, V. a. Deolaie a saint, make 

a BiiJnt of, enroll in the canon. 
Canopy, »■ Avnlne, tilt. 
Canorons, a. Musleal, tnnefnl. 
Oant, n. 1. Whining oi' nlTected speech. 
». KypoorlaR prfience. 



gua^, inelegant espi 

6. Auetlon, vendue, auction sale. 
6. Turn, tilt, slant. 
Cant, a. 1. Hypocritloal, ; 



hol- 

i. Vul^F, barbarous, unauthojized, 

—^ — ■ ". Orabbed, perverse, 

, te, unyieldli^, rettac- 

ontumadoas, headstrone, wilful, 
' intractable, head;, obdurate, 



stubborn 



, - -. Gallop 

Cantliarldes, n. pi^ 
Canticle, n. Sosq. 



S^^l^i 



51. pi. The Bong of songs, 



CAPITULATION 

, Bespeak the TOtes of, eoliidt votes 

Canvass, n. 1. DlecuB^on, debate, dis- 

Z. BKamlnatioD, scrutiny, siftilig. 
3, Solicitation of votes, 
aiyon, !i. [Sp. Ck^ioTt], Giorge, ravine, 

«ii(<!liouo, 71. India-rubber, gum- 

ip, V. a. 1. Crown, eomplete, finlali. 
^ ^ceed, surpass, transcend, ever- 



Capable, a. 1. QualiQed, suited, fitted, 
aaaptfid, Eusceiitible. 

g. Able, competent, intelligent, clev- 
er, skUfnl, effiiiient, htgenions, saga:- 
cloDs, gtrted, acDDMillished. 
CapaUenesa, n. Oafabiutti-. 
"-TBdona, a. Bpaotouft - — '" 
ide, lanad, extsudve, ra 



:»paaitnte,<i.a, Qnall^, enable, make 
able, make or render oapsble, 

;apaoitjr, ». 1. OuiaoloiiaaeBS, magni- 
tude (fii iV^rsRoe M amieatt), volnme, 
dimensions, amplitude, extent of reimt 

3. Fewer [i^ apprehension), faculty, 
talent, genius, gia, turn, FORTE, parte, 
brains, aptness, aptitude, discernment^ 
ivlt, motuer-wlt, calibre. 

3. Aiuuiv, ablenese, eapabUlty, 
clevameas, skill, skmblness, competen- 

, ,,„., provlnoe, ehar- 
serricB, ohacge. 

— ,Pr.] From, head to i 

..^ , n. TcaEpingB Lft'o horse), 

bard, horse-armor. 
:ape, rt. Headland, promontory. 
Japer, V. n. Laap{inaJVo2iosomenEoa(f), 
hop, skip, jump, oouna, romp, gambol, 
frisk, dance. 

!apei',H. Leap (i» a/rdSoiome moo^, 
skip, hop. sprii^, botmd, gambol, romp, 
prank, fceab. 
!aplUary, a. Flne(ti&(iAair{, sleader, 

principal, leading, 

good, prime, pccteet. 

Capital, »■ 1. Metn:ipDlls, chief otty or 

S. Laixe letter, capital letter. 

4. (Jrcb.) Head of a coliuun, [nllar 
or pilsater. 

Capital crime. Crime punishable with 

Capital Iett«r, Capital, large letter. 
Capital pimlsliment, PuuiEbmeut or 

penalty of death. 
Capitation tax. Foil tax. 
Capitulate, P. n. Surrender (bp IrealB), 

yMd on condilions. 
Capttnlatlon, n. Sorrendei (621 tnatg). 



'SSffi 



importance. 



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Caprl< 



J, crotchety, 1 






WMd, odd, queer, fitful, fteaUsh, vary 
ch^^eQjble. 
Cap^cnm, «■ Cayenne, eayenue pep- 
per, red pepper. 
Oapiaie, v. a. Upset, oTertum. 
Ot^pnde, fl. 1. esse, mapper, envetope, 
(jorering, Hhell, aheatli. 
». (Sot.) Pod, pericarp, aead-Teaael. 
3. (Cliek.) Brapointliigdisli. 



Captatn-g;eikera], 



r, military genius. 



Captions, a. 1. Censorious, eaTlIllng 
carpine, criUcal, hypeccritiiia], dieposea 
to owfl, given to £inlt-£ndlng. 

a. Gr^bed, suap^h, pesvisli, pet- 
tish, testy, toucliy, waspish, fretful, 
^ilMiello, oroBB, snarling, — '— - 



Cagtifate, v 



], hewitch, ei 



. Charm, fasidnata, en- 

, h, enamonr, ivin, catch, 

leB:d captiTe, please MiiMy. 
CivtiTe,«. Prisoner. 
CaptlTltr, n. 1. Imprisonment, eon- 
finenient, duress, durance. 

iS, Bondage, thraldom, entnralment, 
servitude, subjecdon, slavery, vassal- 



uensiou, 
8. Prii 
CaptoTA 0. a. Seize, eatOh, apprehencl, 

arrest, take hy Ibice, take posseeEiOD oc, 
Capacnin,n, PranciseuiMarorrrionk. 



f^distiiUt- 



e,v.a. Seize, eatOh, apprehend, 

Capaciiii 

turn or qf sV/bUmaivnii, woi 

Caraok, n, IWiitten alee J3 

gosy, galleon. 
Caramel, n. Burnt sugar. 

Ciura.Tansary, I n. Tavem( — „ 

Caravansera, I Inn, public house, 
hon^p iit entetJatnment. 

vohitile, 
Bof am- 

Oaibonic acid, ». Cboht^damp, ftsed 
air, foal air, mephitio air, «aibonio- 
aeidgas. 

Carbonize, v. a. Convert into carbon. 
. Dead body l<f an ani- 



t, corpse, OOKSG. 
Body j™ faUai^t o 



Prin<^pal, chief, main, 



Vii^niEim ni^tangHle {FringiUa & 
Oardinal-grosbeck, n. Carding 
Cardinal poinfa. East, west, nor 



Care, «. I. AmietT, eatefuiness, solid- 
tnde, concern, trouble, perplexity. 

8. Caiftlon, heed, regam, attention, 
drcumapectlon, watchfulness, ligi- 

a. Ohaige, over^ght, superintend- 

CaTe,ii.n. 1. Be an^us, bo solicitous, 
feel concerned, be trcrablM, ■worry one's 

8. Be inclined, be disposed. 

Cei'een, o, a. Xay on one side. 
Careen, v. It, Lean to one tide, incline 

Career,!!. I. Course, race. 

H. Frocedure, conduct, course of no- 
tion, manner of Ufe. 



attaeit value i^^ascribe impoFtance to- 
Caveful, a. 1. (Rare.] Anxious, solid- 



id, untroubled, tVee from care. 
Heedless, t^oughUees, laatten- 
nnmlndftil, incauttoua, untblnk- 

Ibrmtfnl, re:-'— "-" — ■" 

ue^lflclAil, n 



coneiderotenesB, remisanese, iistless- 

Oaresa, c. a. Tondie, enxljiace, hug, pet, 
kiss, coddle, cosset, treat with fonunees. 
Cartas, n. Embrace, kiss, expreaslon of 



]g and cooing. 
Carco, n. leading, freight, losS, l>nr- 

Oorlcatnre, b. Travesty, parody, brce. 



^Flai^nc 
CarmiaatiTe, a. Warming, antispiie- 



- -y -..- ..araeoa), isinglaM, toll- 

tlijocol, ichlhyocolla. 



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Capnallty, ». Seuiaatity, grosaness of 

mlTid. signal appetites, flesfily lusta. 
Carntd-minded, a. Woildly-minded. 
OamlfOTons, a. Flesh-eatlBg. 
Carol, «■ Song, la?, dlttj'. 

Carol, V. a. Bins, wurble, elmat, hum, 
hymn, celebnite tn eong. 

Caroosal, n. 1. Kaast, festival, enter- 
tainment, Jtreial banquet, merrj-mak- 
ins, house-watming, seqaxk. 

a. BerelUng, revelry, revel, sfbeb, 
joiriiiFiOA.Ti<XK, bacenanala, Batnma- 
Ila, debanclt, dompotaHos, iraasaU, 
orgies, oarousB, onpa, diinMng bout. 



Cartila^, n. Gristle, 
Cartlla^nons, a. Gristly. 
Cartoum, n. Cartildge-DOx. 
Cai'tddge-box, «. Cartoiieh, 



Carooser, «- Keveller, tippler, t^iper, 

drimkiira, bacebanal, DaamanaBan, 
Corn a^-Cenauie, caiil at, find f£nilt 

vSb. 
Carpev, ». OaTlller, censurer, cenEor. 
OSiTplLologr, «■ Moci^lalJOD, tilnmB. 
Oaivins, i>- Cavilling, et^uiorloaa, oap- 

lioua, comidiiinlug, Ityperciitlc^, 
Oaiping, «■ CanBure, ouvll, faUlt-find- 

inXt l^p6r(]ritlalam, oapttoDH orlttiJam, 
Cai'piiB, «. [li.] [Anam Wiint. 
Carrageen, ( «. [WnWen also Onra- 
Cairl&HOi, ( gfteen.] Mffli moea, cai- 

lagean moss (JWiM orljpiu ot Olumd- 

naorispa)). 
Carriage, ». 1. TeMBle, conveyance. 
a. Conduct, deportmsnt, behavior, 

Cairlon, n. Pntre&tng flsaL. 
Oarrotry, a. Eeddish-yeUow tsaid <^ the 

kair). 
Carry, u. a, 1. Convey, bear, tranaport, 
transmit, xotk, waft, fetch. 
8. Ui^, impel, puab forward. 
3. Accomplish, effict, giUn, secure, 



I'fl self, carry it. 
Carry It, 1. Frevnil, 

a. Behave, conduct, demean one's 
self, carry one's self. 
Carry ofC 1. Beioove, take airaj. 

a. Destroy, kill. 
Carry on, {Jhtive) 1, Conduct, manage, 
transact, prosecute, conlinne, help Ibr- 

a. icoUogvM.i Frolic, beiiave wildly 

Carry out. Apply, aiecnle, put in prac- 

Carry througli, 'Acoompllah, oonsnm- 
mate, finish, complcKi, work cut, bring 
to a close, bring; about, bring to pasB. 

Cart before the liorse, CColSoqaial.'] 
Absurdity, absurd thing. 

Carte, «. [Fr.] BlUotteie, 



I. [Fc] Unlimiteaav 



I. Suit, ac 



sidejt st£el, convert into steel {on tha 

Cosejne, n. [Written alss Casem,} Cas- 
eum, cnrd of milh, coagnlable part of 
mlllc, coagulum of milk. 

Caseoua, a. Ctieesy, of the uatore of 

OaaeDm, ti. [L.j CASEitn^ 
CaBevrorm, n. Caddlce, caddie, .cade- 
Cash, ii. 1. Gdn, specie. 

Casliler, v, a, Sreak, dlechaige, die- 
card, dismiss t^om omce, cast off, turn 
away, send away. 

Casino, ». [It.] 1. Cottage, smalt honee. 

Cask, n. 1. Hooped wooden vessel (as 
a hogshead, c&c). 

ii. nelmet, CAeQTiE. 
Casket, n. lAttlebox. 
Casque, n. [FrJ Helmet, caelc. 
Cassava, n. Tardoca {cnide)j manloo- 
Cast, 0. a. 1. Throw, fllr^, hnrl, sand, - 
toss, jatoh, Bling, sht. 

ft- IMva, imp^ fbrca, tiimst. 

8. Shed, put oB, Ik; uUe. 

4. Compute, reckon, calculate, 
5- Found, ibrm in a mould. 

a. Assign, allot, appoint, anportion, 

^T'^S^'turn. 

Cast, n. t. Throw, 'oiag, teas. 

5. Tinge, tint, shade, touch. 

3. Mflnuer, style, air, mien, look, 
turn, tone, character. 



Cast ai>out. Contrive, plan, scheme^ 

oonalder, revolve In the mind. 
Cast anchor, Letgo theauclKa'. 
Ca.st away, 1. Beject, discard, 0A8V 

a. Wreck, strand, fOimder, sliip- 



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aliond, abmxaoned wracoh. 

abandoned. 

Castb}', B^eot, disciuxl, tiiTow airay, 
cast off. 

Cast dmra, Degectsd, depressed, dls- 
coTU'aged, melancholy^ sad, dowucaBb, 
dietiearlcned, ohapKulen, downheaited, 
despondiiK, despondent, blue, dispir- 
ited low-sdrtted, to low spirita. 

CaatB,n. Ols^ order, 



Caster, ». 1. TlhFowu'. 

4, pastor, small vlteel or HwlTellon 

wftiofe AntMMre it roSedy, 
Cast fbtth, fjfiet, emit, threw ont. 
CosUsate, v. a. OissMsa, eorract, pnn- 

ish, diasteu, dlsi^line. 
Ca^Btlfl^atiimf n^ FnnlBhmenti elmsUse^ 

mettt, oorreotion, dIscipUne. 
OastteataET, n. (Lmc.) Trebiu^et, 

tiiuLOrel, diieklDg.^tool, euckln^-stooL 
Castle, n. 1. Fobxbess, citadel, sU'oug- 



Cast in the teet^ Reprooeh wltli. 

twit with. 
Cast oiS, 1. It«ject, discard, abandon, 



... , td.) Caetorenm. 

Castoreiiin,«.[L.]lilfe!i.) Oaatot. 
Cast out, 1. £U«it, expel, oust, turn 

out of doors. 
». Bend forth. 
Oastrsite, f . a. Geld, emascnlate, glib, 

depriTe of yirilitj. 
Castration, n, OnoaoTOM;. 
Ooatrel, n. Windhover, kestrel, stannel 

IFaloo Hiuameiiim]. 
Castnp, 1. <!kiinpni«, calculate, reckon. 



. Ac<ddent, disaster, misfortune, 

oaiamlty, mischajice, eatastrophy. 

CataChrestia, I a. Forced, strBtoed, 

Cataohrestical, f fk,F.fetGbed, recon- 

dite, stndiouslj sought. 
Cataclysm, ». Inundation, deluge, 

ovetiow, flood. 
CatH4!oiiih, 7^ '^^rypt, vault, tomb. 
Catalvps;, n. (Med.) Trance. 
Oatalogme, n. List {ammged in a eer- 

lam Drito-], begistbb, roll, record, IH- 



CATUOLIC 



Cataiuenlal, 'a. Menstrual. 
Catamoant, «. Cougar, puma, NorOi 

Ameiican wger IFelis amcotm-j. 
Cataplasm, ». Poultice. 
Cataract, n. 1. Watecfall, SU, cas- 

s. IMed.) Ohstmoted sight, loss of 
sight (Ji-om opooiiiB qf the eijeioiSrw 

CataiTli.fl. Cold In tbe bead. 

Catastronlie, n. 1, Upshct, issue, cen- 
summanori, conclusion, termination, 
denouement, FiSAJJi, winding up, lln- 
Ishing stroke, final event, 
a, OiLAMiry, disaster, misfortune, 

Catch, o. a. 1. Grasp, seize, snatch, 
clutch, gripe, grasp, lay hold of, tiisten 

g. Arrest, apprehend, captme. 

3. Overtake, come np with. 

4. Tnsnare, entrap, entangle. 

O. Captivate, charm, cncEant, asci- 
n&te,bewitch, win. 
8. Take (as a dJsaMe). 
Catch, 0. «. 1. Lay hold, take hold. 



raitaglou 
BLMcou ^j Inf^ctio] 
Oaioh, n. 1. Selznre, oipn 
3. Snatch, sliort effbrt. 

3. Clasp, hook, lUSP. 

4. (Mite.) Enmorous round. 
5* Quantity ^ fish caught. 

Catch at. Grasp at, try to s^e. 

Catchfly.n. Flybane. 

Catehlns.n- Seizure, captnre, arrest, 

apprehenaion. 
Cadshing:, a. XnactiouB, contagious, 

peetHentiaJ, pestiferous. 
Catch triitping, Ftod at &ult, find in 



Catechise, v. a. Quesdon, inteiiogate, 
examine, put qnestions t«. 

Catechn, n. Onlch, gambler, Japan 
earth, Terra Japoniea. 

Catochnmen, ». fapil (jtl Ciristiaiir- 
ity), neophyte, convert, proselyte. 

Categorical, a. Puslfive, absolute, ex- 
press, explicit, direct, emphalic. 

Category, n. 1. Class, head, division, 

S. i'redlcament, plight, condition, 
Cater, ii. n. Putvey, provide food, pro- 
Caterer, n. provider, pnrveyor. 
Catfish, ». 1. JEom-pont, mud-pout, 
' — ■" -head {Pimaiodu£ cattus). 



Btei^ent, cJ „. 

Cathartic, n. Pnige, pni^Ive, phy^ 

pui^ative medldne. 
CathereUOfft. (JIfai.) OausUc 
Cathereflo, a. [Med.) Caustic. 
Catholic, a. 1. Universal, general. 



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CATUOLICISM 



CENSUKABLE 



Outlloliolsill, n. 



Mberalltj, tol«rance,.large]ieM of 



Cnfa-pBw, «. Dupe (in serving anoflir 

er'tpwpoee), gull, onlly. 
«at'>-taU, ». J. ISot.) Catkin, 

B. {Sot.) TbaoQiy, Umotliy-KraK, 

herda'-griias {Fhleanpretaiae). 
S, djnis, TQBire^H-tHlL 
Cattle, n. j)i. Bortne quadrupods. 
Oatae-plagne, n. Mntrain, 
Ctral, n. (niientiim, eplploiin. 
Cansiil, a, Oansallve, 
Ounsatlve, a. CaUBal. 
Oauge, «. I. Origin, ordinal, source, 

Bpiliuc, m^nsgring. 
S. uroimii, taaaoB, motive, eonaidar- 

allon, aoconut, Indncement, Innentave, 

indtamenb, efflideot cause, 

3. FiUTjoee, objaot, ^m, final causa. 

4. EMat, nsclertaking, enterprise. 
0. (Znw.) Snlt^ action, case, trial. 

Cmian,v.a. l.Fioduee, create, orKtn- 
al«, occasion, glye rise to, bring Into 



9. Severe, sarcaatlc, eat^ricaJ, bitter. 

Cauterize, V. a. Saej^um irleli a. hot 
Iron, bum wl^L cautery. 

Cautery, «. Applleatlon of hot Iron or 
of caustics. 

Caution, n. 1, WitrineES, heed, haed- 
fnlness, circumspection, care, iriitcb- 
fiiluefis, Trance, foretiiought, provi- 
dence, pruaenoe, aiecreUon. 

S, Wamli^, admoniUrm, irijuDctloIi, 
advice, counsel. 
3. Security, guaranty, enrety, pledge. 

Cautian, v. a. Warn, admonlsli, fore- 

OaoiUous, a. Prudent, wary, careful, 
heedftil, chary, clrcumspact, discreet, 
iratchfal, vigllEint. 

Cavalcade, n. Procession (qf mo 



ivnUer, 



— _. jigSit, enueei 

a, chevalier, horso-Boldier 

S. Partisan of Charles I. 

OavaUciT, a. DisdadnAd, hauglity, ar- 

n^[ant, BiEperoillouB,^c<^nful, InBolent, 



^ ^, ... HoTHfl-solcUeiB, troops on 

horsebaok, moimted soMlera. 
Cave, n. (Avera, den, grotto. 
Oavem, n. G-rotto, cave, den. 
Oavernons, a. HoUow. 
Cavil Bt, Ceneure (wlttoii* oood rdoson), 

carp at, find fiiult irith, rajee objection 

CaTlI, n. Frivolous objection, capUoua 



dispntant, fiiyoloi 

CavlIUiiB, a. CapUous, censorious, 
carping, criacal, hypercritical, dis- 
posed to cavil, elvan to ftiBlC-findlug. 

Cavity, n. HolSw, fq>ertnre, opening. 

G^eune, n. Ca^ciim, red pepper, 
Cayenne pepper. 

Cease, v. ». 1. Desist, sbip, stay, brealc 
off, leave oft', give over. 
S. Fail, be extinct, be wanting. 
3. Terminate, end, be at aik end, 

Ceaseless, a. Inceesaut, anaeasing, 
perpetual, eternal, endless, everlasting, 
interminable, continual, unremlttli^. 

Ceda»1ilrd, n. American wai-wing 
{BombycUla Caroii/neitBia or .^mpeliB 
Carotiaenm). 






keep, observe, do honor I 

tlngaished, illustrious, ei 
far-fiunert. 

laudation. 



, praise, CO 



. Comi 






observation. 
Celebrity, n. Fame, renown, glory, hon- 

Celevlty, n. Speed, qiuckness, ewlK- 
uess, velocity, rapidity. 

Celestial, a. 1. Of the firmimieat, of 
the visible heavens. 

S. Heavenly, supernal, angelic, ser- 
aphic, godlike. 

Celibacy, «. Single life, unmaiTied 



Cellular, a. Alveolate, &vow 

combed. 
Cement, n. 1. Mortar. 
a. Bond of union. 

johi. ' ' ' ' ' 

Cement, v. 71. Unito, cohere, stick to- 

C^uetei'y, n. Graveyard, bnrying- 
gcound, burial-ground, church-yard, 
necropolis. 

Cenctapli, n. Monument {io one wJtoge 
Ixidy is flot buriea tmOer U cn-nswit). 

Censor, n. 1. Inspector, critJc. 

CcnsoHous, a. Captious, catpir^. cant- 
iiig, hypercritlcr^ severe, condmmato- 
rj, fault-finding, hard to please, prone 
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bla, cnlpalile, blamewortlij, faulty, 
worthy of eawsitre. 
Gensure, n. Blame, disapprobation, 

reproaoli, reprobalion, raprehsuslou, 
rebuke, repi-tmand, aniiandTevEiaa, 
stEloture- 
Oensui'e, v. a. Slaine, reptoaoli, re- 
prove, cMde, reprehend, OVEKHAIFTj, 
rapclmana, rate, berate, aeold, find 
Ikult TdUi, paea eenanre on, talie lo 
t8^ brli^ to book, call ever "EJia coals, 
baiu over the ooius, call to account, 
— le down upon, "" ""'" '^™ ""^ 



Cent,!!. 1. liiiiulred, 

». Copper, ten mi; 

dtedtb part of a dolb 



rj, a hundred 

Ceutes'fmal, a. HundretH, bv the liiui- 
dred. 

Centre, n. [Written also Center]. Mid- 
dle, midst, middle point. 

OentrifuKBl, o. Tending IVom Hie cen- 

Centrjpetal, a. Tending to tbe centre. 



Cereals, n-jii. ^ble grains. 
CerenLent, n. Cer&doth. 



cemony.fi. 1. mte, form, formal 
jremon&il, eolenmlt;, observance. 
&. Parade> pomp, ^ow, BtaFelfnes 



CeribHli^ < 



■TM 



IttWtalile, nmiQes- 



onteetable, nnra^rorertibLe, nnqneB- 
Wonea, nnalBpntad, nndonbrad, Abso- 
lute, potitive, plidn, past olspnte, 
beyonCf all qoeation. Bore aa fate, aula 
aa a giin, clear as day, nob doubtnil, 

3. Snre, aseared, oonfldent, undoubt- 
Ing, fnllr convinced. 

3. UnfEdling, Infallible, never-failing. 



(. Setliea, determinate, fi 



ueas, crardtnde, fteedom ^m doubt. 

S. TruOi, feet, toed fiujt, aooon 
pushed £wt, real state. 
OerUfloate, ». 1. Voucher, tesUmon; 



While-lead, oarbona 



reapito, discontinuance. 

eSBlon, R. 1. SuiTeDder, lelhigul 

ment, yielding, renunciation, aband 



. Of the whale kind. 



gall, chflgiin, pr 



Chal'e, B, 

3- !Eage, first, fume. 

- 1. Husks, hulls, glmnca. 



nSke, ruflie, offen 
enrage, exaspsral 

I rubbed, be worn 1 



Chaff, n 






Chaffer, f 



I. Connected series, 



;, reake fun o^ i 
Higgle, ha^a, bargain, 

Cha^n: ». MocUflcation, veiaUon, 
displeasure, disquiet, ill-hnmor. 

Chopin, 11. ffi. MortliS, ves, irritate, 
eh^e, annoy, dlspleaas, provoke, put 
ont of tCMper. 

Chain, is. 1. Fetter, manaole, shaekte, 



3. Xnslave, hold In bondage. 
Choir, «. 1. Movable seat. 

a. SiM of Justice, seat of authority. 

3, OhalrmDiu, piesding officer. 

4. Frofbeaorahlp. 

Chatnnan, n. Chsit, preddiug ofOcar. 
Cbaldafe, n. Ohaldee, CMldaic lan- 

Chaldee, «, Chaldalo, Chaldalc lan- 
guage. 

ChBlioe,n. Cap{ei^>eciallji Sie oanamm- 
ien-cup], bowl. 

Chalky, a. Cretaceous. 

Ohalleng:e, v. a. 1. Defy, dare, brave, 
invite to trial, call to combat, call to 



3. [LaK 

Challeugre, n. 1. Deflaneo, annunona 

to IriiJ, call to combat, oaU to answer, 

B. {Lam.) Exception, olgeolion. 

Chi^lwate, a. Impregnated with hron. 

Cham, It. Khan, aoveteiga prince {iif 
Tia-iarj/j. 



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a. Cavity, hollow place. 

& Legifil^UvB body, 
Ohamber-feUow, ». Ctiam, 
CUamber-pot^ «. Urinal, jonlen. 

». Channel, flute, groove, ent fur- 
rows In, cut channels m. 
Cluunfer, n. 1. B«vcl. 

Z* Flutii^T channel, t^urow. 
Ohamp, V. a. Btte, cltew, gitaw. 
Cliamp&lgiDi n. Plat, open country. 
Champaign, a. Flat, (ai tana), level. 

Champion,)!. 1. Caml)abuit(tn6tAa{r' 

qt' olwrsj, Miter, watriot. 
a. Be&B&v, protector, vindicator. 
Chance, «. 1. Adddant, caaualty, con- 

ijngenoj. fiirtuity, Itottune. fortaitonB 

», Elsk, hasard, peril, Jeopardy. 
Chance, v. n. Happen, occur, be&Il, 
betide, talfe place, fall out, turn np. 
coma to pass. 
Chancery, ». J. Couft of Equity, Court 
of Chancery. 

a. [U, S.I Equity, pTOceedines in 
equity. 
CbBDse, p. a. 1. Shift, remove Ibr an- 
other, set aside toi others. 

S. -AlvTEK, vary, modify, make dlfter- 
— ' — -' lecliangeln. 



, undergo ol^ge. cl 
OhanfM, «. 1. Aiteratl 
mutation, . *""- 



3. Small coin, small money. 
Chaneeable, a. 1. Varlatte, incon- 
stant, nnsMady, nnstcadfast. unstable, 
unsettled, mutable, nncertain. 

a. FicWe. wnvei'lng, vaciHatins;, flt- 



capriciou: 



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Chang:e about, OBAnac. 
Change hands, Ohange otmers. 
ChanseUug.n. i. CbSi {talcen or 1^ 
in place qrimoiAer). 
8. Oaf. simpleton, ftool, duhoii. 
Channel, n. 1. Passnife, duct.condult, 

r, furrow^ fluHng, chamfer. 



4. Avenne, ronta. way. 
Channel, v, a. Groove, Bute, chamfer. 

out furrows la, cut cluuinelB in. 
Chant, v.a.&n. Sing, warble, carol. 
CbBnt, »• Soi^, carol, melody. 
Ohantec, «. Singer, songster. 
ChanUfileer, n, Oook, rOostbk. 
Chaos, «• 1. Matter in a disorganized 

Btatfi/niatter In confusion. 

a, biBotdei, oDufueiou 

diAoUo, a, JMBotdered, < 



Chap, n. 1, Cleft, crack, opening. 
». Boy, youth, fellow. 

Chaparral, ». Thicket (q/'^cunblca and 
Ihomg flatibs). 

Cliapeao, ». [Fr.; Hat. 

Cliape], ». Churdi, temple, meetjzie- 
house, place of worsb^. 

Ohan-tallen, a. [Spmetlmeg welled 

.,.„-!.»_ . «j.....j^ dispicited, de- 

melanoholy, sad, 

, sd, downheartad, 

despondli^, desponden^ BLITB, crest' 
tWlan, low-Bj^Eed, In low spirit*. 

Chaplet, li. Uarlanil, wreath, ooronaL 

Chaps, n.pj. Mouth, ja^iB. 

Char, V. a. Bnm, scorch, reduce to 



cftqnfliJtelU Dejected, di 
prdeod, d&oouraged, meli 
downciut, disheartened, i 



embleiD, fetter 

«. Constjtuti 

position, cost, i 

4. Beputatto.., .., 
Cliaraet^rJstle, a. 



1. HarK, figure, sign. 



. Tle^gnatlon {qf 



3. DescHbe. set ibrtli the character 
of. specify the pecniiarities of. 
Chain^aal,)!. Wood-coal. 
Charge, v. a. 1. Load, burden, fre^ht, 

5. Intrust, putlnona'akeeping or care. 

3. Ascribe, Impnte, lay, put, brix^ 
home to, lay to one's door, lay to one's 
charge. 

4, Acouse. arrafsn. Impeach, Incul- 
pate, criminate, indict, tair. call to ao- 
connt, take to task, infbrnt against. 

n. Command, order, tiid, require, en- 
join. 

6. Attack, assault, Gill upon, bear 



charge. 






S. Trust, care, custody, ward, man- 



te. preceptj 



i^hai^eable, o. 1. Ascilbable. attilb- 
utable, imputable, referrlble, traceable, 
owing, to be charged. 
a. Liable to be accused. 



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iVilly, carefliUy. 
Chsrltable, o. 1. Benevolent, klna, 

benten, fuu at good will, 
a. Jtenefloent, liberal, free, bountiful, 

generous, munificent, open-lieaclcd, 

QeB-heartBd, open-hamied. 
flluiiltT'i «■ 1- BeueTOlence, liindnese, 

tendemesB, oSbclion, benlenitj, ha- 

manlty, HniJ-heartedneaa, tblbjw^tee!- 

Ing, good-wUl, good-natnre, miUc of 

human klndneas, 
^ BeuefiGonoe, liberality, generosity, 

bounty, alma^vlug, notivo goodness, 

3. Benefaction, gift, alma. 
CbaTlvart, n. [Fi.] iHscatiilaiit mudo, 

Chailatiui, ». QuacK, emtdrlc, raonnt- 

ebant, pretender. Impostor, oheat. 
Charlatapie, a. EmpIiicHl, quacklsli. 
Charlatanry, a. Quackery, empiricism, 

trickery, dec^t. 
Ohaiies's Wtda, The Great Bear, TJe- 

baUajob, The Wain. 
dtarm, ». 1. Spell, enchantment, In- 

— ■■-'■■ — witchery, ma^c, sorcery, 

y, magical power. 

fltion, iaa&iatlon, allnre- 

meut, atltacUTeiiese. 
Charm, p. a. I. Subdue by a charm, 

allay by enchantment. 
H* Fflfieinatfl, enchant, delight, at- 

tracb^ captlTate, catch, transport, eu- 

1, please highly, lead captive. 



F, It. Euehi^er, i 



Charming:, a. Fasciuating, captivating, 
enchantinE, enrapturing, bewitelilne, 
deUgbtful, Wely, very pleasant. 

Charnel-haoBe, ». Ossuary, QKA.VG. 

CIiart«i-> n. 1. Instrument, deed. In- 
denture, act of Incorporaaon. 

a. Bight, privilege, prerogative. Im- 
munity, franchise, ubeity. 

Charter, w. a, 1. Incorporate, estabUsh 
by chatter, grant by charter, 
a. Letorhlre(asMjil. 

Chary, a. Cautious, wary, careful, shy. 

Chase.o.a. 1. Pursue, hunt, track, run 

g. !^boss, enchase. 
Chase away. Drive away, force away. 
Chase^. 1. Hunting, hunt, fleld-sport. 

Cliosm, a. 1. 'Breach, opening, (Jeft, As- 



C|uestrlan, chevalier, mounted 

Cha«te,'a. 1. Pure, undefiled, ih^uous, 
modest, continent. 
3. Decent, not oliscene. 
3. Uncorrupt, unafi^Md, simple, 
neat, in good taste. 
4* Beuied, elegant, classic. 
Cbasteu, V. a. Chastise, .correct, punish, 
castigate. 



1, Cliasteu, correct. 



Chastity, n 

oonUnence 

3' XlnatreotedneS^m^^ctty."" 



modesty, 

freedom from obscenity. 

„. „ jdness, simplicity. 

Chat, IP. «. PcattLe-chatter, pcata, bab- 



ble, gossip, confabalato, 



Chattels, n. pi. Goods, effiets, furni- 
ture, movables, movable property. 

Chatt«r, o. n. Prate, pratUe, chat, gOB- 
Bip, ttdk Idly, talk freely. 

Cbattca*, n. Prate, prattle, osat. 

OIiatt«Ter, n. Pa&t, pratllsr, tattler, 
mstip, babbler, gadder, gadabont, rat- 

Ch«ap, a. 1. Low-prlead. 

a, Common,of little value, of small 

Oheapen, f/. a, 1. Bid Ibr, bai^n for, 
ask the price of, try to get cheaper, 
haggle a&DUt, chafler about. 
Z. Make dioap, lessen in value. 

Cheat, IT- a. Defraud, tjick, deceive, 
dupe, gull, overreach, iootey, cosen, 
chouse, outwit, bambooale, circumvent, 
delude, hoodwink, diddle, beguile, mis- 



lead, Inv^^ 
Oieat, - - ' 



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B, Deguije, 
tmnoaeni 



tnre, imposIUDn, Joggle, stratB^m, 
dnease, ftaud, circumvention, delusion, 
artMfXj deceit, chDosa, bav. 

3. Tricksl«r, impostor, rogue, knave, 
swindler, sharper, oheatei, artful M- 



UUBI.I uH^uuu, i»u, barrier, damper, lu- 
terference, tebufli represalon, control. 

it. Coanter register, corresponding 
Indenture, corresponding <dpher. 

3. Mark, symbol, ^n. 

4. OrOet Kit money. 

6. Ticket, certificate of right. 
G. Checkered cloth. 
Dhecli, v. a. 1. Restrain, cnrb, bridle, 
hinder, obstruct, repress, cliaatise, oonn- 

iiold in dieck, put a damper upon, nip 

5. BepioTe, chide, reprimand, TO- 
3. Note with a 



, Vmiegj^, diversity. 

Cheoker-berrj, n. Partrldae-berry, 
equaw-viae, winter-olover IMltclieBa 

Checkers, n.j)^ Drftuohts. 
OheoknuU«, v. a. Beai (at cheei), «M- 

quei, TKnccnlBh, put In oneek. 

,n. 1. ^(ile of the face. 

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front, etthmtery, brasa. 
G&ecik-boiie, n. ZimoitA. 
Clieek by Jowl, dose las in faimUm- 

iatercoane), &ce tc ""^ """- i—=i''= 

Cheelcy, (1 

n. 1. J&riiTff 



repast, viands, viatai 
3. AoelM — "— '■- 

cheerful. 



Comfort, couBole, solace, malce 
Biiliite niUi c^( 



3. Applaud, dm, Blllllte niUi dieeia. 

Olieerfia, a. UvB^, Epri^itl;, ODimat- 
efl, Joyftil, JpyouE, MSib, mlrthfol, 
booyaat, neu^ gAf, oheerf, airy, aou- 
ny, jocnnd, jol^, m good eplnts, of 
rood cheer, Iti Ii^l feafner. 

CbeerfnIneSB, «. IdTOliness, animation, 
joyfulneas, jo;, gladness, mirtHiilnasa, 
cheer, buoyancy of Bpirita, flow of 
splrite, good spfrits. 



Chefm'oen'ne, n. [Ft.] Mastec-pleoe, 
maBter-wort, master-stroke, paragon, 
capital p«(ormeinc«. 

Clieinlse, n. BMfl, amocS. 

Cberlali, - - ■'• -' — 



I. ijuitarei 
etiie iiir, iceM tender^. 



■t, comfort, 



Clierntp, v, n. Chirp, chlirui . 
Chemp, V. a. Ejuwnraee Ifiy chim 
in^), inspirit, animate, cheer, cMfru] 
Oliest. B. Breast, thorai, trunk (lir 

Oheta]i,t(. [Sometimes written CAfeCnfe.] 



asticate, mandocale, 
i. Champ, bite, gnaw. 



Obinane, » 



a. Trickery, sophistry, chicanery. 
Cblcanery. w. Trickery, duplidty, chi- 
cane, BophlBtry, sophistication, aecep- 

OMeooiry, n. Succory. 

Cliiefcadee, ». Black-capped titmouse 
{Pami alriagmliigj. 

OUokaree, n. Ited squirrel iSciaras 
BiidBtmias). 

CUde, I), a. Bebuke, reprhnand, oen- 
eore, repiore, blame, upbraid, aOmoa- 
Ish, Wd, scold at. 

Oblef, a. 1. Leading, supreme, head- 
meat, first, Bupreme, moat ambient. 
a. Fri&cipal, maia, prime, Tital, es- 



padal, great, grand, cardinal, master, 
moBt Important. 
Chlet »■ 1- CbJeftain, commander. 

2. Leader, head, corypbens, principal 

efly, ad, 1. Principally, eminently, 
idnly, especially, particiiarly, above 

3. Mostly, tar the most part. 
-"■-'" - Leader (nf a elaa w of 



Clilgre,B. (Sirf.) Jigger, chigoe (PufcK 



X. YoimKpei«>n. 

3. Ol&pil^, lsBU% progeny. 
OhUd-beiuIijK, ». Chtldbihtq. 
CMIdbed, nTParturlMon, ohiujbibth. 
dUDdUrfh, n. Parturition, delivery, 
teayaJl, labor, childbed, cbild-bear- 

OT^dlioadi n. Infaacj, mmorlty, pu- 
pilage, nonage. 

Childlsli, a. 1. Fuerlle, luftuitile, in- 
fKntine, young, tender. 
3. Foolish, silly, weak, failing, frivo- 

Chlldlike, a. DocUe, meek, submissive, 

dutiful. 
Children, pi. of omtD. 
CIilliail,7i. Thousand, 

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' Depreas, d]scourage,"d^eiJti damj)- 

p, a. Cool, OHILL, somewhat cold, 
e, n. Consonance, harmony, cor- 
ondence of sound. 

Harmonize, accord, sound 



Cblmera, n. Ulusion, halludnation, 
delusion, fantasy, phantom, di'cam, 
idle fancy, creature of the imagioa- 

Ohlinerlcal, a. Imaginary, fantasUe, 
fanidful, vMonary, lllusorj, shaioivy, 
wild, Quixotic, Utopian. 

Cliina, ». PorcelaiQ, China ware. 
Cliincapin, ». [Written also Chinqtm- 

pin and C/iinkapin-'] Tiwaxf oheHtnut 

{CastamapumiSi). 



i, cleft, r] 



p, crack, cran- 



3- XCoUoqtaai^ Money, coin. 
Cliinlr, f . a. & ». Jtnda. 
Chip, V. a. Hew, cut DhipB ftom. 
^1.1-. « it»..'-...)nf scrap, smBllpiscfl. 
Written also CR^mmll 
" striped squir- 

CUrography, ». Handwriting, hand, 

I. Pahnlatry. 
Chirp, cberttp. 



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OMcrap, u. a. Enoouii^a, aaisaa 

inBpirft, ehaet, cbecup. 
CUsel, II. a. Gut, curve, Ecnlptore. 
CbU-obat, n. Prattle, — 

chat, easy converaaUon, 

idle talk, tlee and sasr i 

OhiTOli^Ca. QailiHit,0 

ChlvalrouB, a. tlaUant, odyeuturoue, 

Tallant, brave, warlike, bollL 
CUvalry, n. 1. Kn^ttliood, kn^ht- 

B. V^or, ^lantry, 
Chlorldti of liarlaiu, Unriate of l>a- 

Sta-liydiocMoiate.ot banta. 
oriOe of lime, BleacUi^ ponder. 



chloride of meronry, aulichlori 

CbloToJayii. UUed.) Gceea-siokaesa. 
Cbagret^ B. IMdiim name.] Conner, 

cimner^ bortrall, blue peieh. 
dlolGCr ^ Freferenco, election, selec- 



Cboitte, a- !■ Select, exqnisi^, preclona, 

TUloanle, rare, umjommon, escellent. 

a. Frugal, careful, chary, eparlne. 

Choice^ V. a, 1. Suifocale, stifle, msothei, 



Ohoke, e. n. Be choked. 
Cbolfe-d^^mp, It. PoiU air, carboni 

acid, carbonio-add gaa (acaaiaiUUed i 

vfeU3 and pits j. 
Ohokeful, a. Brimful, anlte full. 
Oboler, n. 1. Bile. 

3. Anger, wratii, ire, fuiy, ra^ 

spleen, eKsaperattnn. 
Cholera r" •^- 

spaamodlt ^^^^^^ 
Oboleric, a. Irascible, itrltaMe, hasty, 

testy, tonchy, petulant, waspish, hot, 

flery, passionate. 
Cboose, ii- a. Select, elect, prefer, cull, 

pl<^, pick out, single out, flx upon, 

pitch, upon, oafch at, make ehoica of. 
CHop, V. (£. 1. Cut {wittt a qyAch blow]. 

%, Hince, cnt Into smEkll pieces. 
OIiDp, c. n. 8hUt, Teer, chaise sud- 

Cluni, n. 1. Slice, piece cat oS. 



Ohop-house, n. Bestanr 
ataas), eatlna-house. 

Chord, It. 1. Stiii^ {qf a masicci k 



3. \G!oia.) Bigbi line anitin^ 

Chore, n. Small Job, light task. 

Ohouse, V. a. Deceive, cheat, trick, de- 
lude, demand, swindle, dupe, gull, 
bamboozle, bam, ooaeu, diddle, over- 
reach, idrcumyant, begnlle, Iiooairlnt, 



». J.TICK, cneat, wiie, vuHa, ujlu, uu- 

postnre. Imposition, fraud, decepticu, 

circumvention, deceit, double-dealing, 

stratagem, finesse, atMfiee, dalualon, 

crafty dBvioB, idece of knBTeiT. 
ChowchoWin-tnUneae.] MlxedpIcMce. ' 
Chowcbow, a. Mixed, of saveral Boris. 
Chowdw, n. Slah acap. 
Christ, n. 1^ Anointed, The MeBAah, 

Jeans, ImmamieL The 8~-' — '™- 

"-".eemer, Tlie MediaKr 

v»sal. The Advocate, Tl 

Soaof God, ThoBonofm] , 

of Qod, The Word. 
Christen, ii.a, 1. Baptize. 

S. Iienominate, name, 1«im, deeig- 

nate, style, oall, dub, entlfla, title. 
Christian, n. I)i3<jple of Cliiist. 
CbFistlan name. Baptismal name {as 

dl&lmgvtihed /rom, the /ami^ name or 

amwomel. 
Christianity,!!. Kelson of Ohristians, 

ChcisHan tel^on, teaoliings of Christ, 

tiie Gospel, divine revelation. 



long duraMon, 
Ohroniole, «. 1. Begieter (i^T m 

the order iff'thne), Oisij, journal, 
a. Beo>^ lilmory, aunal- — 

n^rratiye, reidtal, aooount. 
Chronicle, e. a. Becord, reglstor. 
ChroniiHer, n. Hlstoiian. 
Chxanometer, n. Time-keeper, tiine- 

riirysallB, n. Pupa, aiuella, nympha. 
tiDbbed, Jo. Plnmp,CHipKT,bouny, 

it. Throw, pitch, korl, toss, Ehiav. 
Ohnokjn. 1. Tap or pat (vnSa- the chin), 

Chnokle, v. li. 1. Giggle, litter, laugh 
{ooiwumve^, ill, triantph or in d€ri- 

2. Exult, triumph, crow. 
Chuckle, n. Giggle. Mttsr, laughter 

(liaif suppreiiedj, ehucklli^ 
Chuckle-head, n. [Lo-a>,l Blockliead, 

Chuchle-heoded. 

stupid, dull. 
ChuckUng, n. uLggi^tjti^i 

Champ, n. Cknnk. 
Chunk, ». Ohump. 
Chunky, a. [U. S.J Plomp, chub 

short and thick. 
Chnrch, n. 1. Temple, lionse of w 

sMp, house of God, meeting-house. 
8. Body of ChrlaUans. 

3. Ecclesiastical authority lag i 
tmgmslwdfrom (AaSq/' tlie Slate). 

U.04., mioiater, pE 

e, Episcopaliat 

Chncchyard, «. Burying - groand, 

borial-groand, gravByaril, cemetery. 



Thick-headed, 
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countrjman, clo^iopper, ' bi 
plomrlmLan. clown, 

a. TJl-bred man, surly feUow. 

3. K^rd, miser, t£inaint, 

Chniligb, a. 'l. Koae, harel , , 

uncivil, impoUta, loi^b, brutal, Hurly, 
cynical, snarllnj, snapplali, waspish. 
a, Grajjbed, moroee, sullen, fll-Mm- 

. 3. Mi^ordlr, miaerly, oloee, cloee- 
Ssted, Bocdid, penurlauB, aangr, mean, 
mercenary, aTadduuB, illlba^, 
OburliBluiem, «. 1. Bndenees, inclvl- 
litF, lousiness, brutalil?, IiulHUlsm. 



^bedness, n 



Hspeiity, hntsliness, b] 
per, bau blood. 



OTbity, 



J. Mlfstardllness, atlnginess, penuri- 
onanesB, closeness, meanness. 
Chnrn-onl, ». Goatsucker ,jil^t-^i 



:,. fen^^crtoket {Orylioti^Upa 



U.S.). 
Cioatrlce, I „ 



tcisbeo, jt. [It.J tiallant t<^ a m^irried 
vxmait), beau, suitor, loier, admirer, 
dangler about women. 
Cl-derant, a. [Fr.] Former, l»le, quon- 

ClineteT,». Falclilon. 

dmeMr-sUapedtO. Aelnaolfbrm. 

Cimmerian, a. Black, very dark, In- 
tensely dark. 

OiDdiona, ». Quinquina, Peruvian 
brnh, Jesuit's bark Cinchona hark. 

Olnctnre, n. Band, belt, girdle, obstus. 

Cinctured, a. Girded, belted. 

Cinden, n. pi, Smbeis. 

Ctnereona, a. Asliy, cineriUous, like 

Cliina1>»r,». 1. Ited'sulplmret of mer- 
cury (iwiiM), bl-Bulphuret of mercury. 
a. Veimllion, red sulphUMt of mer- 
cnry lart^kU}- 

Cion, «. Sprout, shoot, tw^, branch, 
selon, ofDilioat. 

Clpber, 91. 1. Zero, naught or nongliC, 

9, CuaractBT, symbol, device. 

3. Secret character, priiote alpliabet. 
Clplier, V. n. Practise arlthmeUo. 
Clreeiui, a. Haglcai, enolianting. 
Clrele, ft. 1. Round, plane figure. 

9, ClroumferBnce, perlplierj, ring. 
S. Orb, sphere, globe, ball, 

4. Betutnlog series. 

5. Compafls, enclosure. 

6. Company, society, class, ttaler- 
nlby, coimtiB, OLHtuc, set. 

Oinilet,». Uttle circle. 

Oiioui^ «. 1. Kerolutlon, circular 



;lrcnltouB,<(. Tcituoue, devious, turn- 
ing, wlndlng^dlrcctj round about. 
iroiUsr, a. Bound, annular, rlng- 

9. Spread, be diffused, have cui- 

;lrciulat«, 0. 0. Spread, diffuse, dis- 
seminate, promulrate, prop^ate, giva 
currency to, spread abroad. 
Clrcnlatlon, ». 1. MoUun in a circle. 
9. mil^ision. dissemination, promul- 
gation, propagation. 
3. Currency, money, dtculatlng me- 

drcumombient, a. Surrounding, on- 
' compaselng, encircliDg, eliding, cir- 
cumjacent, ambient. 

ClrEuml^ieiicti, «. Perlpliery, 

Clrenmjanent, a. SuROundii^;, encom- 
passli^, endicllng, ambient, <drBuni-- 
amblent. Lying around. 

OiroumlQCntion, «. Periphrasis, peri- 

Ehraae, circuit or oompoes ot words, 
idlrect expression, loundabont mode 
of Bi'eecli. 
Clroumlociltory, a. PeilphrastJeal, 

periphi'OBtic. 
CJrcamnavlgate, V. a. Sail round. 

— " — .,^ jj^ Bounds encircle. 



ireumsuectlou, n. 

watchfulness, thoi 
vigilance, attention. 



and, enclose 

Clrcamspeot, a. Cautdoua, wary, care- 
ful, watebflii, heedful, oonBiderate, Ju- 
dicious, valiant, attentlre, discreet, 
^.y..A^^^. ««i. -n.,1* heedless, or head- 

Gautlon, wariness, 
inghtflilness, care. 
- — idenoe, disoce- 

Clrcumstonce, it. Incident, accident, 

Cirouinstancea,t(.7f. Situation, condi- 
tion, poaltlDn, state of al&li'e, pecuniary 

ClrcumBtiuitlal.tl. ParUcular, minute. 

Circumvent, D. «. Deceive, cheat, de- 
fraud, trick, cosen, overreach, delude, 
hoodwink, dnpe, gull, bamboozle, 
-' outwit, aldtue. beguile, mis- 



Cirms, B-'fpi. tft.] l,'(Bi«,) Tendril. 

9. (ZDSi.}FllamBntary appendage. 
3, {Meteor.) Curl cloud, cafs tldl. 



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is, Quotntton, extract, exeerpt, quoted 
paetttwe. 
3> Eiiuin«raUon, meutlon. 
Cite, B.a. 1. Summon, send (or. 
a. Quote, adduce, eKtmct. 
a. Knumerata, meiidon, bring for- 



Clvli), a. Civil III aistiiipiished /Tom 
miiiiary), muntcdpal, political, not mill" 



Clunk, «. «. Clai^, olaeli. 
Clan, V, a, 1. Pat, strike Eentl;. 

a. Thiuat, Gtrce, put tasUty. 

3. Applaud (6d strVaoff ite haadi to 
geVKr), cheer. 



a. Mnuiolpal, poUCioal, dvic, 

-- -, -- , , ,'obllei 

affitble, deboj 



.t«Bl^O. df 

jurteous, , , - 

1, complaisant, urbiuie, obilelug, 
••-'■ — ' gracious, well- 



ClvlUtles, It. pi. Acta of coucteej. 

ClviUty, «. Courtesy, eourteonsne 
urbainty, polltfluaea, at&bility, co 
plalsance, amiability, su.avity, gc 
oreediiw, elaganeo of mannars. 

ClvlllzaUan, u. Gnltuia, caUlvaCii 

ClTillze, o.'a. Seflne, cultivate, et 
oate, pollsb, enllgliten, improve, 1 
maiiiie, reel^m from liarbarlsm. 

Clock, n. 1. Click, clink, tick, beat. 
». Prate, prattle, babble, babbllnK, 
eofldp, palaver, cackle, gabble, gab, 
Hlefiilk,. !>•-"- 



Clairvoyant, «. Able to see without 

oyeB, aeelngby mesmerio Influence. 
ClQm, V, a. Xjiog [wit/i ffiuihiotts matter). 
Clatnlnr, v.a. Climb {wUh difflcailji), 

Clmaniy, a. Vis , , „ — 

my, lioM, sticky, Bhmy, ropy, ad- 
hesive, dauby, smeary. 

olamadon, noise, hullabaloo, hubbub, 
uproar, blare. 
Clamor, «■«■ Tociferate, cry out, make 

Olatnorous, a. Vrn 
terous, obstieperoi 



■us, noisy, bois- 



brotherhood,'fratcnilty, eodaiily. 
Clandeatine, a. Concealed Or a had 
pwpose), liidden, private, underhand, 

umierhBoded, sly- 
Clang;, <t. Clangor, clank, clasli, elosli- 



nap-trap, n 

e^!(,OSOB 

lehit, impoj 



ipoatlon, .. . 

Clap-trap, tt. DeceptI ., , 

' — '-" -lock, spurious, tolse, 



gahist each other. 



Claah, «. 1. Collision. 

Z. Olang, clank, claimor, clashing. 
3, Qppc^tlon, contradiction, 
Lshiug:, u. 1. Clang, olant, clangor. 






PasMnwl 






the Hugers ai'ouud, lay ^( 

3. Embrace, hug- 
Clasp, 't. 1. Hook, eatdi, OASe. 

ji. Embrace, hug. 
Class, n. 1. Rank or order lofperlons). 

~. Set (OS qfpi^iltpunime the same 



S. Scienlifio division (^ ofltewife or 


matnmoie oijeets, inekdinff orders. 


genera, ojwJ species), kind, sort. 


Class, B. a. Arrai^e, rank, range, clas- 


fity, dispose, distribute, Ibrm Into 


clasBss. 


ClaBS-tellow, n. Clasunate. 

Clasalc, ». ilrst-rate work iqf litera- 




Classic, Itt. 1. Fitst^rate^oftlieflrab 


Classical, ) class (iu lUerairav). 


a. QreekorLaUn. 


3. Elegant, poUsked, refined, chaata, 
pnre, Attic. 



Classicism, n- CiiASSiUALiau. 
ClassiaoaUon, n. Arrangement, dis- 
poslllon, distribution, grouping, re- 

Classi^, V. a. Arrange, class, distclbule, 
dispose, form Into classes, reduce to 

Classmate, n. ClasB-fBllmv. 
Clatt«», 11. ». 1. Kattle- 

e. Prate, prattle, babble, clack, 
gabble, clatter, jabber, talk loudly. 
Clattfir, n. Eattlliig, olatterli^, clutter, 

Clattering, n. Cr^lTBB, confused 



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ClanBe, «. 1. Flirt ot BobdlTl^on {if a 

ji. ArUcte^ provisiftc, provjao, condi- 
tion, eUpnlatiDn. 
Clavate, la, {But. and ZaU.) Clavl- 
Olayat^ J form, ijlul>-Bhapeii. 



clnb-eliapea. 
ClavlH, "iJI'- A— - 

tJseg.] Kev, aiplaiiauuu, uiavr, (juuio. 
OIaw,n. Talon. 
Clav.v.ck T«ar(u>itA<AecIaw3),scratoIi, 

lacerate, lanlate. 
Clay, It. AigUlaceous enrtb (cmtaistiR^ 
jffwicijpally or'afumina wui eiJica). 
C^£aia,a. 1. trnstained, unanoCtsd, spot- 

lees, muoiled, onsullied, immacnlate, 

cleOQ^, neat. 
%. Entire, complete, perfect, not de- 

3. Fnre, innocent, &ee team, moral 
Impurity. 
Clean, ad. Entirely, completely, : 



ClHUily, ad. Heatly, In a clean or neat 

Cleanse, v. a. PnrltV, dean, make 

dean, free from dirt. 
CletuiBln^, ». Pnrifloation, parlijlng. 
CleanBing, a. Purifylug, purgative, ab- 

stei^ent, cathartic 
Clear, a. 1. Trtmsparent, bcieM, pel- 

Inchl.llmpid. 

8. UG0l»ttiu;t<d,nn6nciimbered,&ea, 
4. Serene, 6iir, clomJlssB, unclouded, 



eather, cleai 



6. Pass by or over mthont touoUi^. 
ilearouce, n. 1. DlBchai^e, releaaej 
exoneration, acquittal. 

3. iCian.) PermiBBioii lo leave prat, 

ilear awaj, v. n. Be &ir, be fihir 
weather, dear off, clear ap. 
Ileai'-Iieaded, a. IHTELLIOBHT, dls- 
cemlnEf, clear-Bighted, keen-alghted, 
Bbrewa, eaeaclone, acute, long-headed- 
near of, Kid of, free ftom 
Clear off, Be f^, be i^r ' 

away, clear up. 
CleHT-BlKllted,[i. Diaoeming, IMTBLLI- 
OEBT, aurewd, aaeaeloua, acute, long- 
headed, keen-^hted, Olear-headed. 
up, {ifeater.) "- "'- ■— "■'- 

leave, ^. n. i. Aunere, conerc, eacKt 

3. Clu^, be united, be Joined. 
8. Separate, divide, pait, open, epllt, 
ctacJt, be divided, be sundered, be sev- 

Clea-v'e, 
ileaTei 

hk, breach, gMi, cranny, 



6, without Seduotior 



palpable, evl- 



Intell^brs. 

dent, obvious, 'manSeft,' , 

BpicooDs, patent, imequivocal, u; 
laliable. Indisputable, nndeniable 

mistaken. 

8. PersplcacioBs, sharp, acuta 
eemlng, prompt, quick, 

9. Innoceat, unspotted, spl 
gniltJeaa, sinleas, irreproachable 
BlemiBbed, unsullied, nndedled, in 



Clear, v. a. 1. ClariiJ, purl^, refli 
cleanse, make dear. 

8. Free, loose, liberate, emaiiclpate, 
distnUirall, set free, 
3. Acquit, absoli 
charge. Justify, "'-' 

disemb: _. 

B. Net, get or gain over and above 



h-weed t*"^^"™ a?wHnej 



., iaeture.d 

3; n. 1, Lenity, merej, geii- 
eniern^, tenderness, kindness, 
.asion, fallow-feeling, long-sufll^r- 



kind, indulgent, tender, 
ane, kind-heai'ted, tender- 

i, n. Minister, divine, priest, 
rson, ecoledaeac, churchman. 
L. Recorder, registrar, scribe, 

taut Jin aplace of Jntsiness). 

quick, smart, expert, 

8.'\ Kind, benign, amiable, 



miodating, ^ 



itnred, Mnd- 

Ciewi B.~ Quide, dlrecaon, 01.4VIS, due. 

: v.n. Tick, dock, dink, beat. 

Clickl 11. 1. Tick, cloofc, dink, beat. 

~ ■ '-'ent,oatch,tatcliet. 

iiUK, clack. 

1. Bexterlij, adroit- 
ness, aptitude,r— "-- — 



fellow-fedlr^, good. 



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CLIENTAGE 



Clientase, n. Body of eUants. 
Ollental. a. 1. [^re.] Dependent. 



Cliniacterio, ti. Critical perloQ of lil^. 
CUmate, Ji. 1. CUnifl, zone, re^on, 

eountay. 
S^ weather, ^ais of ibs abmoBpiiere. 
CUuiax, n. 1. {l/het.) Qradation (in 

the atrvctare qf aeittencet), gradual rise. 

3. H^eet point, greatest degroa. 

OUntb, V. »• Mbimt ot ascend (unCA ^ip- 

ouUff), get up, creep np. 
Cllnib, V. a, Moimt or aaoEmd {wiOi djf- 

Scullji], claUibeE, sonuoblo. 
Oliiixe>n. Begion, coimti;, sane, climate. 
Cllnm, V. a. 1. Graap, gripe, clasp, 

clntcli, grapple, lay hola of. 



L. Fan, ambiguity, quibble, 



, ble meoniug, play npon words. 
S. Clincher, cramp, hoM-iUat. 
Oltncher, «. 1. Cnuup, oljncli, hold- 
fast. 
a. Cooolosdye argnuient. 
CUn^, V, n. Adhere, hold, stick, cleare. 



.^ ... U.S.] B1ot(i 

htmd], tathkoook. 
Ollqiie, «. m:.l tdenavdly i 
6ad>eMS.] Ootorifi, club, E.t< 
aodalily, clan, Janta, oabaii, i 
T^rr.r.Aj party, ramg, set, piivntfl 
elusive BSUKiiaSon. 
OJoak, n. 1. Muitle. 

arsiaak. Tail, coTer, Hind. 



a. Gtomia, efttth, turf, sod. 
dodbopper, ». Bnslic, peasant, coua 

Sman, bdoT, awoln, mnd, bniupldii 
Df^unan, clown. 
Olod-poll, ». Simpleton, fbol, i>niio£^ 
Clog:, V. a. 1. Trammel, ahackle, i^tei 
a. ObBtrnot, impede, hinder, restrain 
embanans, comber, encumber, OLi.li, 
dog, n- !■ Trammel, &tt«r, shackle, 
drag weight, dead we^t. 

a. Impediment, enoumbranoe, hiu- 
deranea, obstacle, obatrocLion, check, 
drawback. 
Cloister, n. CoiiTeut, monsBtary, abbey, 

amuiery, prlo^. 
ClolBt«nu, a. Beduse, solitary, seclud- 
ed, aaqneatfliedj mouBsHc. 
Close, V. a. 1, Shut, shnt up. 
a. Stop, obetruot, choke, stop up. 
3, OoncLnde, ^"■"T'j terminate, end, 
oomplete, bring to a pariod. 
Close, V. n. 1. tjnite, ccaleece, oome 
together, be brought ti^ther. 
a. Terminate end, be concluded. 
Close, n. ^E^nd, conclnaion, termination. 
Close, a. 1. light, closed, e)iut fast. 
iSt Hidden, secret, private. 



CLOWNISH 



tiTe, not communicaUTe, of ibw nords. 

4. Eetired, wltiidrawn, concealed, 
Beijnded, pent up. 

5> Connned, stagnant, motiohleEa. 
O. Oppreesive, uncomfortable. 
7. Dense, compact, solid, compressed, 
firm, thick, 

5. Near, approaoliing neatly. 

9. Intense, Intent, unremitting, ear- 



distance, Jiai-db] 



Peunrions, pac^DIO 
nious, sMngy, mieei'ly, niggardly, mean 
close, grasping, close-handed, with aj 
itching palm. 
Close-lianded, a. Ci/)se-fiSted. 

)lose op, 
blether. 

a. Agree with, make an agreement 
with. 
3. Grapple with. 
Clot, n. Concrelioii, cosgulatlon, orass- 

ament, oeibsamehHH*;, 
Clot, V. n. Concrete, coagulate. 
Clotb, n. 1. Woven febrlo. 

». [With TIk preflied.] Clergy, cler- 
ical profesBion. 
Clothe, V. a, 1. Drebs, attire, apparel, 
—ray, robe, put garments upon. 
a. frovide garments tor, proYide 
ilh dothefl, famish with raiment. 



with dothefl, f .r^™^ -..^ 

3. Invest (aithaiahorUs, *i'.!- 
lotbfiB, n. pi. Garments, ridment, ap- 
parel, attire, vesture, vfetreents, dre^ 
clothing, garb, costume, habiltmente. 



I. Xabulo^ty, bime, mist. 



shade, shadow. 
a. Variegate (inl'idar'ci'nns or Ipols). 
CloDd-compeller, », . Jupiter, Jove, 
Cloudy, a. 1. Clouded, murky, lower- 
ering, lurid, overcast, 
a. Obscure, dark, dim, not clear. 
3. Gloom.;, dismal, net cheerful. 
OlowD, n. 1. Bustle, peasant, swa!n, 
plDughmui, coantryman, bumpkin. 



loat, clodpola, 
3. Churl, Ill-I 



boor, hlnij. 



, , ntebank, harle- 
quin, Jester, droll, punch, zany, scara- 
muuoh, merry Andrew, Jack-puddiug, 



i5i, coarse, rongh, awlcward, ofi 
ungainly. 
a. Itude, impolitt 



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Cloy, V. a. Satiate, glut, surfeit, pall, 

Clnb, n. 1. Bludgeon, cuOgeL 

d. AssodaUon, society, company, set, 

ttateiiM3, sodality, cotbbie, oliqdg. 
ClDb, V. n. Co-operate, unite together, 

act In ooneart, club togeUier. 
Clnb-hauHe, n. Casiko. 
Cine, «. Gnlde, direction, clew. oiAtjs. 



OlamBy, a. I. Unnleldy, ponderous, 

Lsavy, lumbering, 111-sbapecl, ill-made. 
9. Awkward, unbanA^ bungling. 

maladroit, inapt, imekilnil, idtbout 

deniorlty.' 
Cluster, li. Clmap, bunch, group, m- 

Bomblage, coiia. 
Clustor, V. n. Qrow In bunahea, grow in 

cloeMra, collect togetlier. 
Clutch, p. u. Grasp, gripe, grapple, 

seize, oatoli, snatch, lay liold o? tSsten 

Clutch, ». Grasp, giipe, sell 



I. BusUe, clatter, clattering. 



ClutcUes, »■ pi. 1. Fawa, talons 
a. Hands (ini^^in^ rapacils 

Cli^ter, _ _ 

oonfused m^dse. 

S. Conrosed moss. 

Clypeifimu, a. Scutate, ahleld-aiiapad. 

Clyster, u. Injection, enema, lavement. 

Caa4|ator, «. Assistant, helper, oo- 

operator, auxiliary, colleague, partner, 

aider, ally, abettor, co-aid. 
Coagulate, t>,a.£». Onrdle, concrete. 



CoaKiillun, n. Clot. coagulaUon. 
C»-ald, 31, As^tant, coAitJUTOK. 
Coalesce, v. n. 1. Unite, corahLiie 
blend, com« togeUier, become cansoli 

». Concur, fVateraiie, oome tc at 

CiLilden {Qa^a ecerboa 



federal compact, federal union. 
' Coal-measnree, «. pi. Bed of ooal, 
strata ot coal, carboniferoiu group. 
Coal-mine, n. Colliery, coal-pit. 
Ooal-pit, n. Colliery, coal-mine. 
Oual-senttle, «. C<^-b<ld. 
Coarse, a. 1. OT la^e size. 
a. Of large fthree or particles. 
a. Crude, rouffli, iuuuce, unpuriAed. 
4. Gross, broad, indelicate, indecent, 
Tnlgar, not refliied. 

B. Bu<le, Dnpolished, umdvil, impo- 
lile, srufT, blnif, bear^, brutal. 
e. Mean, Tile, Inelegant. 
Coast, u. 1. rnore.] Boriler, bontler. 
3< Shore, beach, strand, seaboard, 
aea^de, seacoast. 
Coast, t>. It. 1. Sail along the coast. 
It. Slide down a hlU (on a ikd). 






Coat, V. <t. Cover, spread a corerlng 

Coating, ». Covering, coat. 

Coax, u. a. WheeilEi, cajole, flatter, 

cog, pei'suadeby fUndung, prevail vpoti 

by flattery. 
Cob, «. 1. Sea-mew, sea-cob, gull, mew. 
8. Soae [elnB-l-Ugged ftnit Ktout). 

3. [U.S.] Spike (13? iHoiie), cor "- 

Cobble,". a. Botch, tlnlier, pat 

mend clumsily. 
Cobble, «. Cobble-at 

Cobble-stone, n. Coj 
Cobbler, u. 1. Mendi 



Cobra-de-Capello, n. [Purt.1 Cobra, 
hooded snake, speciacled snake (Ai^ 
Mimdiamj. 

Cobweb, ». Spider's web. 

Cochlueol, u. Cochineal Insect (hUled 
bj/ ba'Uv>g mats; and dj-*--' '- ■"■ ' 



ED. spiral, splry, si 
ocbleate, 1 „ i 
ochleatAd, f ' ' 



I story. Absurd story, 

Cockatrice, «. BasiliBk. 

Cockchatte, n. May-bog, dot, dot-bag, 
ti-ee-beetle, dor-beetle. May-beetle, 
dummador (Afeloatha viUffOriB). 

Cock-crowing;, fl. Dawn, day-break, 
peep ot day, llrst blush of tlie morn- 

Co^er, V. a. [Jlotv.] Indulge (uiujhJji), 

fondle, pamper. 
Cockerel, h. Young cook or rooster. 
Cockering, n. Indu^ence (to esxees), 

pamper*"" ^-.^'-.'t.^^ 



CDciaing;,a. Curling, tuSed. 
Coak-loft, n. Garret, loll, atUc, upper 

Cocksure, a. [Collogulal.] Very sure. 

Salt. ^"'^' ^^ ™' 
Cnd,H. Codfish (MB-r*i(<ufi%a™), 
Coddle, V. a. 1. Parboil, boil slighUy. 
a. Humor, coax, cajole, wheedle, 
court, STUFF, pay court 10, fawn upon, 
curry fevor with, try to win by adula- 

3. Fondle, caress, pet, treat with 
fbndness, make much of. 

Code, n. Digest, coUeutiOD of laws. 

Codfish, n. Cod. 

Codger, n. 1. Miser. niggBid, churl, 
curmudgeon, lick- penny, skinflint, 
Bcriiop. hunks, screw, mitokworm. 



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OodlcU, 11. Bnpplemant or poalsorlpt 

Codi^,v.a. Iilg«Bt,systemaiize,te<3uce 

to a code or digest. 
Ccellac, a. Of ttie bellj. 
OoBltao naSBloD, Chioiilc diarrliieii. 
Ci>-eqnal, a, Co-ord]nale, on a level, on 

Coerce, V, a. 1. Itestraia, curb, check, 
put under reaCndnt. 

S. Uompel, force, drlra, constf^n. 
Caereion, ». 1. Uestraint, ctieok, curb. 

a. Corapulalon, constridnt. 
Cuerclve, a, 1. Coetdiig, cUecking, le- 






',. Cuusttaliilng, compelling, oi 

COEVAl_ 



CnevH], <!. Cootaiieous, of the 
Coexist, V. It. Exist together, exi 
Cuexiatent, a. Slmnlloneous, eya 
Cotter, ». 1. Money-ctest, strong 



i, [Arcli.) 



, . uken panel. 
[. Coil, wheeille. 
». Furnish vlUl CDga. 
Cos, "' "' Deceive, oheat. 
CoK, n. 1. Tiick, deceit, tiaoA, chest. 



_ -iiva 01 
J. Tooth (o/o'ioleeix' 



gent, potent, iTre^tthle, n 
;itate, v.'n. Meditate, think, f< 



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Cognitiuu, 
Ooanizaucc 

CoEiilzant of. Aware of, acqu^nted 
with, familiar with conversant wltli, 
having knowledge of, 

CoBnomen, ». Samame, f^lly 

Cohabit, o. ». Live together (cm hmbaitd 

andwue). 
Oo'helr.it. Joint heir. 
Cohwe, V. Ik 1. Adhere, cleave, ui '"- 

hcdd, stick together, Lohl l^«eHier. 
9. Suit, fit, sjiee, sonare, qnadcate, 

talaf, colnidile, compart. 
OOhnwnoe, ) »• Coiie^on, union, 



spondence, iiam 
Cvherent, a. 

sUoking togetht 

Z. Con^tent, 

Ooliesion, n. C 



COLLECTION 

Specie, cash, laetallic moner, 

Coin, B. a.' r. Convert (Bietoijiuto mon- 
ey by stampli^. 
iS, Invent, fabricate, devise, create. 
Coinage, it. 1, Coln- 

3. Invenldan, fabilcaHon, creation. 
Coincide, V, ». 1. Cocceaiiond, quad- 
rate, square, tally, cohere. 

3. Agcee, concur, harmonise, be of 
the same mind. 
Coincidence, it. 1. Correspondence. 
8. Agteement, concurrence, conaist- 

Cotncident,a. 1. Correspondent, tally- 
ing, squaring. 
3. Agreeing, concurring, concurrent. 
Coition, u. CopiilaUon. 
Cold, it. 1. Frigid, OEMD, cool, not 

3. CliiHy, chill, shivering. 

4. Apathetic, phlegmatic, stoical, 
ntifeeilne, Dneusceptible. nnimpteesl- 
ble, ptiedonless, coW-blooded, slug^i, 
l«r^, lukewarm, dead, hidlSerent, 

K. UnaJfectlng, uninteresting. 



Falling lather, failing 



lony, agrci 



Colewort, - 

Colic, n. Belly-aohe, pain In tJie bowe 
Collapse,!!. l-FoUingli— "— '— ' 
Infoj ikeeid&tqf ajit^}, 
» . ,r.j 1 ™rostP»tk)ii 
tdon. 

, ITall t^^eUier, ft, 

Collar, It. Xeck-band. 
Collar-bone, «. Clavicle. 
Collate, ». a. Compare, hrii^ In 



lOt direcOy to th 
Jorroboratory, c 



Collea^e, -jt. 

apeetaUff ia ..^ 

jutor, co-operator, aaalstant, 
^der, co-idd, partner, ally. 
Collea,U.Ei. £. Gatlier, aasembli 
ter, bring togeUier, scrape together. 

S. Accumulate, amasa, aggregate, 
garner, heap up, gamer np. 
a. Infer, Seduce, consider probable. 
Colloctlou, n. 1> Assemblage, gi'onp, 
duster, gatliering, crowd. 

S. Accumulation, heap, mass, hoatd, 
store, pile, aggregation. 



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COLLECT ONES SELF 



College, (1. 1, Society W P^smis en- 
oaffedmoonmamyarffutitjicommimltj, 

S. TJniverfllty, literary luBtltuUon or 
seminary of (earning [ijf the laghesi 

3. Colleg;eediacaorl)nllding. 

Collide, V. «. raosh, come Into ooUWon, 
strike Bgninst eadi other. 

Colliery, b. Coal-mine, coal-pit. 

OoUlBioii,n. 1. Clasti,snock,conGusslou, 
8. Oppoeitlon, InterRrence, olaellng, 
conflict 

Oollocabe, t>, a. [liare.] Place, Bet, dis- 
pose, arrange, 

"-" — "* — -. Acriuigement, aispofll- 



.,""^aSe(( 
Oolloqotal, a. Ci 



Oollop, » 



[ifmmtlB 



loquy, n. dsJogae, cDQTerBKtlon, 
uonfercnce, talk, discourse. 

Collude, tf.n. Partldpate in fraud, con- 
spire frandnlently. 

Coiluelan, «. 1. Covis, parHcIpntien 
In fraud. 

"""" -"-^ei nffreefftenl), fraud, d* 



CoUyrlnm, n. [L.] (Me4.) Eye-wate 

iraih. or lottou toe tbe ayea. 
Caloofntli, «. Goloquiadda, Mtte' 

apple, bitter-cucumber. 
Oalosne, I ». KiU-DD-Co] 

Colosne-nater, ) oqne. 
Ooloqnintlda, n. Oolooyntii, bltta- 

apple, bitter-onoumber. 
Color, »■ 1. Hue, tint, tli^s, sliHde. 
». pigment, paint. 
3. Plea, preteiM;, pretence, encoa 

fulse, dlagulBe, sembJiaice, appearano 

make-Blilft, Colse show. 
Color, V. a. 1. Tinge, dye, paint, Btaii 
a. DlBavdse, TatDish, gloss over, mal 

plausible. 

Color 
Color 

tilled, acliromallc 
Oolor-aei^;eant, n. „_, _._ 

Colonliony, «. Kesdn ifrom ilie pine), 

Colors, n. pi. Plfl^T standard, 

ColoBBol, a. Gigontle, huge, moi 

pean, Karoulean. 
Coloemia, n. OiganUe statue. 
Colporter, n. Fedler (qf religiiMS 

booka), havker of tracts. 
Colt. ». Yoimg horse {male orfenmlej. 
Coltuli, a. ■ E^iaty, rampant^ playful, 

ftoUcsonie, sportiTa, gay. 
ColuiDbory, ». I>OYe-cot, pkffeon-l^onae. 
Coliuun,n. 1. FUlar itiai 6 round). 
a. File, line, row. 



COME-OUTEK 

:!oma, n. 1. (Jfa/.) Leth^^y, dozli«, 
stupor, drowsiness {from diieaee). 
H. IJitiva,) Envelope. 
3. {Bet.) Tuft, duster, buocb, clump. 
:)omatofle, I a. Lathacgio, drowsy 
:!omatauB, f Ifrora dlaeme), dozingj 

stupid, Etupeded. 
3oml»t, a. n. P^t, contend, struma, 

Oppose, least, withstand, 

gainst, battle with, stri^gle 
wllh. Vac against. 
Combat, ». Battle, figlit, confliet, en- 
gflgement, action, contest, encounter, 
reneoant^, skirmish, brumi, afl^lr. 
Coin1)ataii^ n. Plgliter, oBAHProN, 

ConiliatlirenesB, n. Propendty to fight, 
Oombinatton, n. 1. Union, conjmic- 
tton, conneetion, association. 

a. Aliliinca, eoaJiUon, eonfederaoy, 
league, complat, conspiracy, cabaL 
3- Mlxtm^, compound, amale:ajna- 

Com1>lne, «. a. 1. Unile, Join togeiher. 
it. Milt, Wend, incorporate, amalgar- 
maie, oompoima, put together. 

Combine, v. ». Oaaleeoe,I>e united, 

Oombiuablllty, ». OontlnisUbleiieeB, 
infiammablliiy, InSammalilei^eBS. 

Combostlble, a. Inflammable. 

Combusttbleiieeg, !!. Combustlblllty. 

Oombnustlon, ». Conflagration, burn- 
ing. 

Come, f. n. 1. Apprancli, advance, 
draw near, tend hlthsrward. 



arise, result, ibl- 



place or point. 

low, flew, ensue, oi^lnate, be d^ved, 
be due or owing, take riaa, 

4. Happen, occnv, beltUi, beliile, lake 
place, come to pass, ^1 out. 

Come about, Happen, come ta pass. 
Come at. Beach, obtain, get at. 
Come by. Get, obtain, gain, get posaea- 

Comedian, w. Comic aetor. 

Come lioiue, X. Get home, reaoh 

a. Touch closely, interest deeply. 

Come in, 1. Enter. 

a. Accrue (M ^afn). 
Come In for. Make a claim fOr. 
Come Into, 1. Enter. 

it. Comply witli, assent to, fall in 

Comeliness, n. I. Propriety, fitness, 
anltablenepfi. 
3. Symmetry, grace, gcacetulnees, 

Comelto'. «■ !• BeoomInK, flthng, suit- 
able, seemly, decorous, decent. 

5. Symmetrical, gracefid, liaadsome, 
haautifuL, pbkttv. 

Come near> ApproJdmate, approach. 
Come of. Proceed, isaue, grow out of. 



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COMMISHRATI 



l.Conaant, jlaW. 

. .. a ] 

Clome to grief, [CoUoquiai,} l. Fall, 
leault disastrous^. 
3. Be mined, mset wiOi disas<«v. 
Come to hand, Be racelTed. 

Come to pnea, 1. HaDpen. Chfbiice, 
oconr, beiai, betide, foil ont. 

Come to tlie ^lows, 



^ae, Bscend. 

! a yian* front Uie earth), 



teliese, stret^then. 
Comfort, ». 1. Sapport, asElelaiicfl, aid, 

a. Solace, conaslation, euoourage- 



3. [ U^ S.] At ease, &ee fcom pidn. 
Oomfoiter, a. I. Coneoler. 

8. Paraclete, Holj Spirit, Spirit of 

3. I'u. S.] Stuffed coverlet, wadded 

Comfortless, a. 1. Forlorn, cheerless, 

B. InccfUBOlable, disoonsolate, woe- 
begone, h«itrt-broken, brokeu-beaited. 

Comic, I a. DroU, flmny, £ariacal, 

ComlQi], I Indieroos, laoglinble, di- 
verUi^, sporUve, liumocouS. 

Coming, n. ApproBfh, adv&nt, arrlTal. 

Coming, a. FuEnre, to ooms. 

Comlty,n. OoarWey, 

poUlfluese, eoavlt;, oi 
crood breeding, good iu4b4ii.7io. 
**— ""^ - " X. Order, dli 



cbiuilt;, affiibil%, 



s.^nle, gorern, eway, control, lead, 
preside over. 
3. Claim, cliflJlenge. 



OomiuaiLd, «. 1 

junctjoa, mandi 
cha^e, je<iuM 



, bidding. 



. Chief, cbleftalu, lead- 
t, ». Mandate, precept, 
.t, proper. 



a. Be^n, InsUtute, 



Commencement, n. ueguuunj, our- 

Bet, opening. 
Commend, o, a. 1. Raoonimend, be- 

Epaak regiml fOr. 

3> Praise, eKtoI, applaud, land, eulo- 
gize, cry up, spe^ tvell of, say a good 
word for, nng or sound the praiBOB of. 
Com^nend&Me, a. laudiLble, pralse- 



8. Praise, encomlam, eult^y, pane- 
gyric, good word. 

iDuuneudstions, «. pi. K^ards, eom- 
plimetite, reapects. 

;iomiiiendatory, a. Commending, Isu- 
datory, enlogistio, complimeafary, en- 



, a. 1. CommeaBura- 

I, eommenaurable. 

i. Proportionate, equal, oosKtenaive. 

■ment, v. n. Aimotate, make notes. 



exposition, commentair. 
8. Remark, obserration. 
Oommientarv, «. 1. CoHUBKX. 
a. Book of comments. 



. 1, Dealing, trade, trafBc, 



uneroiHl, a. Tradii^, iiEB 
IE, skilled la commerce. 
-'--■^ — - Threatening, 11 



lalgamate, mingle together 
e,K.o. PulveiTze, triturat 
Ise, bray, break to places. 
Ion, n. Pnlverizatlon, tli 



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(eel for, (eel aonj fOr, condole with. 

OominlMrattoD, «, CompasBiaii, tjm.- 
patli;, i^t;, coudolenos, CsUav-ibelli^. 

OommlsMon, n. 1. Fen>eli«tlon. 
9. Watraiit of authorilj. 

3. Trnat, cbiuve, office, care, dot;, 
tffitk, employniBn^ errand. 

a. Delegattoii, body of oommiaaioa- 

Conmaiiigioii, V, a, 1. AutloriBB, em- 
power give a oommiealon to. 
a. Depute, delegate, send on a com- 

CmumlsBloner, R. Agent. 
CommlBsure, ». Sesra, Joint. 

fide, gveM trust. 
8. Depoftft, put, iJace, lay. 
a> Perpeliate, enKot, do, perfOrin. 

4. ImpilaDD, send to piieon. 

5. Ei^iag^ pledge, implicate. 

O. Oompromit, endanger, brmj Into 

danger, put St haaiird, put in Jeopardy. 

Oominitment, «, Impiisonmen^ com- 

mittal. 

Camtulttee, n. 



, ». Comtoltnif 



CommixtnTe, «. Intermixture, admix- 
ture, mixture, composition, componnd, 
amiugimiiition. 

Cummode, ». Sm^ ^detioard. 

OoumiodionB, a. Convenient, nseful, 
advast^eoDS, ault^ble, fit, proDer. 

Oomiuoalty, «. ArtleieofmeTcnandise. 

OoiuiiLodldLeB, n. pL Merehandisa, 
waree, goods, produce. 

Common, a. 1. Public, belonging to 
all, for tbe use of all. 
it. General, nniverarf, naed by all. 

3. Usual, l^ue]it,babituM, custom- 
ary, every-day, often met ivitb. 

4. Trite, stale, tiireadbare, haok- 

H, OrdinaiT, Tulgar, low, Inferior, 
not dlstii^oisLed (iy high bb'lli, aftatii- 

CmumoDSlty, n. Tlie common people 
(fieiow Ihe omsra qf M&i«(j)), the lower 

OmninLoner, n. Middle-man. 
iCommDn-lafv, n. Unwritten lav. 
CominonpIa«e, a. Trite, stale, Ijaclt- 
neyed, ordinary, common, tlir^Ldbare, 



^ Generality, mass, ordtiiary cla» 
Commons, n. pi. 1. Lower house 
parliament, House of Commons. 
a. Provisions, food, fare. 
Common-sense, n. Wisdom, good 
sense, plain sense, sound Judgment, 
natural sagacity. 
Commonirealtli, fl. 1. State, reali 
nation, republic, body politic, popul 



, the people. 

^ Agitation, disturb 

urbulenco, tumult, dij 
, bnstie, pother, adi 



, icr.s.i 



tBoceive 
le Lord's Supper. 

omaulcate, V. a, 1. Impart, give 
^ Disclose, reveal, divulge, declaim 






1. ImparUi^, 






3. Conn 



Communicative, o 



ion(6»i 



ipaesat 



•ge). 



Comiunnian, n. 1. ParUcipaUon, fel- 
lowsbto, converse, interooorse. 
3. Kucbarlst, Sacrament, Lord's Sap* 

Communiam, n. Socialism, Fourier- 
ism, PhaliuiBteTlEm, Humanliarianisin, 

Commnnlty, it. 1. Common or Joint 
possession. 

S. rWith The prefixed.] Conunoa- 
wealth, people, public, sodety, body 

3. Association, brotherhood, college. 
Commntatlon, n, 1. Exchange. 

e. (Zehc.J SaMitaaon (>^ a leaajhr 
a greoiwjBuifcSiffien!). 
Commute, v. a. 1, Excbange. 

a. Substitute, 
Compact, n. Agreement, contFaot, cov- 
enant, stipulation, bargain, treaty, 
concordat, convention, pact, arrai^o- 

Oomi«iit, v, a. Consolidate, condense, 
compress, Join closely, press togeth- 

Compact, a. 1. Close, dense, solid, 
firm, Gompresaed, pressed togetlier, 
olosdy ptit together, of firm texture. 
S. Ffchy, tone, oondse, laconic, sen- 
tsntioos, shoit,^ brief, amnpendlotis, 
encdnct, pointed, fnll of meaiiii^, not 
loose, not verbose, not proUx. 

Oomminlon, n. 1. Comrade, assodate, 
mate, fellow, qroKBoivr, compeer, boon 

Z. Partner, partaker, participator, 
partJclimnt, sliarec. 
Oompanlonslilp, n. Pellowshlp, asso- 
nWAon immpany, society. 

group, circle. 



Compaoiy, n. 1 






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a, Partji meeting of fiiendfi. aoi 

3. Vfiitor, Tlsitora, goeals. 

4. Fellowship, companlonslilp, Bi 



Eliip, oopailiiwalilp, firm, 1 

Cknaporable, a. To be c»m 
Compai'atlve, a. 1. Comp 
to compare. 
It, Judged by coipparisoi 

Oompare, u. a. 1. Collate (. 
witEi), brmff Into comparlsoi 

resenlbl^Lce ot. 
OompBi'e, V. «. Bout s. compiiTlsoD 

Bdmlt of compotieon. 
Compare, n. [/^oc^ico/.l Comparison. 
ComiHirlBun, «. 1. Collation, cOh 



J. Collate {JbUowcd by 
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a. Simile, shnllituile. 
Oompartment, ». DlvMon, 

separate parE. 
Compass, V. a, 1. Encompass, e 

BDiTound, eiicirote, endose,eiigh 

pnee about. 



I Meflltata, oontct™, 
. 1, S^tch, Teach, ex 



Compasses, n. pi- IMviders. 

Compassion, it. Pity, conuniseiatlon, 
^mpathy, tenderness, kindueBS, kind- 
Uness, olemenoy, fellow-tbaUng;, bowels 
of eoBipassion, mclUiieiDOoO. 

CompHSSionate, o. Tender, sympa- 
thetio, raerdfal, benignant, gracious, 
clement, kind, inclined to pity, full of 
compaeslon. 

Cvmpassiouate, v. a. Pity, commlser- 

Compatible with. Consistent with, 

cordant with, ogreeoMe to, suitable to. 
In Iceepli^ with, recancilabie with, hi 

countryman. 

. , ^ -., ,.»mrade! 

Compel, r. a. Force, obUge, constrain, 

Compellatton, fl. Style of addreeB, 
ceiemonions title, formal appellation. 

Compeud, «. Abrii^ment, compen- 
dinm, conspeotus, suuunary, abstract, 
epitome, digest, synopsis, syllabus, 
btoYiftry, brief, sum aria aubstance. 



CaiupenBate, V. a. 1. Connterbalano 
counC^rpdse, count«TV]dl, make up fo 
a. Recompense, remunei'ate, rewar^. 
S. Bequite, iiidemul^, make amends 

CompeoEate, n. n. Alone, make com- 

Coinpendtam, n. AbTidsi 

CompeDsate, v. a- 1. Oounterbalance, 

a! Eequlte, hulemnify, 



S. Cegnitol, satistiioUon, Indemnity, 
indemnillcatloD, reparation, amends. 
Compete, V. n. Contend, strive, strug- 
gle, cope, enter the lisle, be riTals. 
Competeose, I n. 1. Abillt]', ablenees, 
Competenof, ) capableness, capacity, 

a. Suf&ciency, adeqnateueea, ade- 
qaaoy, enough. 
Competent,a. 1. Able, capable, quail, 
fiert; endowed, 

9. Adequate, adapted, convenient, 
sufficient, suitable, lit. 
3. incident, belonging. 
Competition, n. Ki7alry, BIVALSHIP, 
emulation, contest {Jbr the Kmte 0ft- 

Oompetitive, u. Competing, prompted 
by emolaUon. 

Competitor, n, Bival, antagonist, op- 
ponent, rival candidate. 

CumpiiaUon, n. 1. Book-maldi^. 
8, Selection (q/' Hterary matler), book 
of selections. 

Compile, V. a. Write (6ii sdeetiag /rom 
other toot^}, prepare, compose, get up. 

Complacenin', ) Ification, pleasure,con- 

S,' CiTillty, courtesy, politeness, com- 

Plcased, satisHed, 

ineu, conmuLeu. 
... Ciyil, polite, courteous, afihble, 
easy, obiigii^, ucb^ie, oouplaisant. 

Complin, V. «. Murmnr, lament, be- 
wail, grumble, croak, find &ult. 

Complainor.v.a. 1. BipreES a feeling 
or sensation of. 
S. Inform against, make ciiBrges 

Camplalnaut, n. Plaintiff. 
Cemplalner, ». Murmurer, censurer, 

grumbler, croaker, th,ult-finder. 
Complaining;, a. QueviUouSi niurmur- 

Ing, Querlmonions, mnit-findjng. 
Complaint, n. t. Murmur, iameutiou, 

plidnt, lament, wall. 



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COMPRESSION 



polfteneBS, urbanity, suavity, conde- 
eoeiielon, complBcence, a^billty, )i;oad- 
breeding. 



Oomploisant, a. Courteous, polite, afiii' 
ble, civil, oMtglng, gracious, oomplaceiit, 
debonair, famiUar, easy, well-broa. 

Gouplemcnt, n. Full Eumber, full 
qnantitT. 

Complete, o. 1. Perfect, full, thorough. 



. 1. Unish, perieot.ci 
nupllah, achiove, pentor 
bat, efi^ctuate, eKecnte, tarmluB 
a, comflade, bring to a, close, give ( 
jshlng touch to, put the miishj 



a, ftolfiiing, flnishiiig loucb. 



nent, peiic^an 

wi X luimneat, icaJizatioiL. 
Oomplez. a. 1. Compounded, eoin- 
poiiiid, oompodto, not eimple. 

Z. Complicated, Gompucate, entou- 
giea, inmcatfl, Involved. 
Complexloii, n. 1. Color, hue, or tint 

a. Appeoiiuuie, aspect, look. 
OQiupleKlti'.n. Intricacy, complication, 

entai^lenient. 
Oompltance, n. 1. Concession, submle- 
fnon, obedience. 

S. Acquiescence, assent, consent, 
agreement, oonourrence. 

obedient, obsequious. 
CompUGata, v. a. Involve, entai^lB, 

msKe complex, malce intricate. 
OowpIJaate, a. Complex, complicated. 
Compllcatfld, a. Involved, entangled, 

complei, complicate. 
Complication, ». Complexity, 

caoy, entanglement. 

tlon, encoudum, laudation, dattering 



— ..ST (6ff expresei»iaijfciBUiit/j. 
Complimeutaty, i^ Commend]itK>ry, 
laiioatc" .— ". 



^^aisohaii 



mee^ satisfy, 01 
F^thral to, caj 



ingredient, oompoiient part. 

import, n. n. Agree, accori], liarmo- 

bi^, tally, correspond, square, ^11 in, 

Comport with, Suit, fit, agree with, ae- 
cora with, square with, eldme tn with, 

mate, compound, put ti^etber, make 



3. Adjust, settle, regulate. 
i. Tranquillize, assuage, soothe, ap- 
pease, pad^, calm, still, quiet, qoeU. 



3. tTnlon, eoi^unctton, comliination. 

4. Writing, literary work. 

5. Compromise, agreement. 
ompoBt, B. Manure, fflrtlllaer, fertil- 






qnnuty, calm- 



a, debauch. 



JoujfKUXiOH, re 
ei, reveinng, revelry, bpi" 
bacchanals, Batumaua, waKiau, uiguui, 
coroQEo, carousal, conviviality, drloklng 
bout, merry frolic, jolly time. 
Coiupannd, v. a. 1, Mis, mingle. In- 
termix, Intarmingla, blend, combine, 
amalsimate. 
S. Compromise, settle, a<Uust. 

come to terms, come to an agreement, 
malte an arrangement. 
Oomponnd, a. Complex, oomposite, 

Compound,^. 1, Mlxtm-e, medley, oho, 
t^rago, hw^-podge. 

it. [lu Uie Bast Ittdiee.J Yard [roiaid 
a bumiag), enclosnre. 

Oompreliend, V, a, 1. Comprise, in- 
olnde, emdose, embrace, contain, em- 
body, take in. 



a. Grasp imeiitallp), understand ( JW- 
6/}, apprehraid, conceive, imagine, see, 
discern, perc^ve, enter Into the idea of, 
catch the idea of. 

Oomprelienslon,!!. 1. ferceptdon, ap- 
prehension, discernment, knowledge. 

8. Understanding, intelligence, intel- 
lect, mind, reason, mental capacity. 

ComprehensiTe, d. Bxtenmve, wide, 
broad, large, capaidons, ftill. 

CompreAH, V. a, Oondense, pieea, 
squeeas, aroird, press together. 

Com-prcgBlbillty, n. Oondensabillty 

Compressible, a. Condensable. 

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dsrataiidtDg. 
Comproml^ v. 
Into danger, ; 
CompulBion, ». Coerdoo, conetFaJnt, 

»P£UlOfttIoii of force. 
CompnlBory, a. Compelling, co 

lng> COOTGiTe. 

CvmpiuicUoil.n. Bepentance, i 
toiiBltlon, peniteEca, Borroip, 
' of conscience, eting 









rflpTOBch. 
ecience. 

ieiS7ao" 
Computable, a. ca/oulable. 
OompatatiDn, n. BeckoQlDg, calcu- 

la.tF(pa, eatlnuUe, "■" 

Comimto, v. " ' 



lue, ■«■ OompHjilon, oasocini 

milt*, fellow, compeer, Ijoon eoi 

panion. 
Con, V. a. Stndjr, fix In tlie mind, coi 

mlt to memorr, leambybeart, con ovi 
Con anunv, (&■] 'Witk love, witli pl« 

Bore, wiaj x^ tdth Inclination, wi 

predilection, wltli iiuidnesB. 
Concatenate, V. a. Connect, unite, joi 

link togEtber. 
CODcatenatioa, »■ Seilea, cbsin, i. 

qaence, linhlpe togetber. 
Concave, a. Hollow, ronnded. 
Concavity, n. Hollow space. 
Conceal, v. a, 1. Hide, secrete, cover, 

}t. iji^iae, disseWble, iLeep eeocet. 
Concealment, ». 1. S«!recy, keeping 

3, Betreat, hldli^-^ac«- 
Conoede, V. a. 1. sorcander, yield, 

a. Allow, admit, grant. 
Conceit, II. 1, Conception, iin^e, nc 

brfief. 






, imBgliiation, idea, 
f, illneloc, Oeak of 



3. Opinion, eeliuate, estfniatioa, 
judgment, im^eBBion. 

4, Vanity, conceitedneBs, egotism, 
liiunptloasaeSB, self-conceit, e^f-eom- 
placancy, self-esteem, self-Bof^ciency, 
prlggery. 

B. Quip, qulfi, IKdnt, odd ULonght, 
odd turn, aft^cted witticism. 
ConceitedfO. yain,egotlsticai, opinion- 
iitod, ouinionative, RouPTioua, self- 



L^unceiteanesB, b V nl t, 

tumptlouBncBs, se n a 

[innceive, c' a. i Tin gin d Be 
tliiiik of, Ibrm in li mmd 

S. Apprehend ppos b nk 
Uonceive,!), n. i, B^ome pregnant. 

^. Tbink,iinagine«baTeanldea,form 

Coucrive of. Have an idea ot, form a 
conception of. 



^^ 



.. . .bring 

compass, bring toward a 

reduce by ovtgjoratlon. 



; notion or conception. 

Conception, A. 1, Concaving. 
«■ Approhenrfon, IMAeiHATIOH, 

3. NodoD, idea, tbongbt, fimcy, c 

[k>nceTn, V, a, 1. Affect, interest, touch, 
regard, relate to, belong to 
bear upon, be of Impormnc 

I. Hatter, business, atteii. 



... Importance, inteisirt, moment, 
conseguence, weight. 
3. Anxiety, soueitude, c^e, careful- 



<incerniiiR,BreB. Eespectine, reg 
ing, abont, relating to, »it^ relatioi 
wim r^ard to, with reference to. 



KcBpecting, regatd- 

_., reference to. 

, .. _. Contrive, plan, plot, de- 
Concert, «. 1. Agreement, concord, 
concordance, harmony. 
3, Hnslcai enr^'tainment. 
Concession, n, 1. Yielding. 

S. Grant, boon. 
ConcliologTi t- Malacology. 
Coiieij»:g«. n. [Fr.] Porter, Janitor, 

floor-keeper. 
Conciliate, V. a, 1. Propitiate, nicon- 
cile, paci^, appease. 
a. Win, gaLn, engage, draw orer, win 

Conciliation, n. Pro^tlatlon, padH- 

Conciliatory, a. 1. Keconcilii^, pacl- 
lyingLpacifie. 
S.T«nning, perBuaslTe. 

Concise, a. Btle^ abort, laconic, sum- 
mary, compendbniB, succlnc^ terse, 
pitby, sententious, comprehensive, 
cUBT, pointed, not loose, not verbose, 

ConcMve, ». Seoret council. 
Condnde, V. a. 1^ End, flidBh, termi- 
nate, cloee, Indiig to an end. 
S. Gather [as a conMMetux)t iuf^. 

3. IletermInetjndge,aeolde. 

4. Uiou'.) Stf^, bar, hinder, rsati^ii, 



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Eud, dc^, CDiao to 



3. Termln&tlon^ end, completJ< 
Bhot, cloBe, flnEile, lesua, event. 

Conciosivei a. X. DecdslTe, coBvlcdng, 
onMiBweraMe, Irrefutable. 
S. Final, aliimatfl, without u>peaL 

Oonooct, V, a. Derise, plan, plol 
tfive, de^ga, Invent, pnjeot, orew, 
friune, oompsae, mature, prepare, hatch. 

ConixHiiitaiit, a, Accompajivli^, con- 
. --'-niiant, atteoiSine, oon- 



Joii 



CDioltant,! 



Attandai 



ftieiulahip, peace, 

untoD, good underatiindli^. 



Ooi 



ilty, unltj, 

coBOOCdanoe, h»r- 

•cdance, «. j^reement, harmi 

>r4l»Liit, a. Aneetng, accordant, 

harmonious, agreealile. 

oncordat, n. Compact, convention, 

covenant, agreement, baj^aln, Btipula- 



ConconrM, n. 1. Conau 






iblagc, aseemblji 



3. Iiuetlng, 

collection, gath«. „ 

Concrete, v. ». SoUialty, harde 



a, Concralad mass, 

icbery, laacivlousneBB, prurlenc; 
ttl dearB, animal appeflte. 
ncupJaceut, a. Lustful, ledii 
bidlnous, lasclvione, ealncione, 11 



e, n. 1. Conjuncture, o 



t. Arreting, barmoD- 



Cononeslon, fl. 1. Shaking, agitation, 

Z. Olatili, shock. 
Oondemn, u. a. 1. SeoMnce, doom. 

1t, CensoTC, bl^na, dlsapprore, ra* 
prove, leptobate, ujibr^d, pasa cengore 



CONDUCT one's self 

3. Adjudge |a aiip) to be unaea- 
ortby. 

4. ConflBoatc, declare to be ftrfdled. 
■dHmnation, n. 1. Sentence of 

, reproof, flleap- 



I, dlaapprcl 
CondenBabili^, li 



blambig. 

.,,.. Compressibi 

Condensable, a. Compressible. 

3. IteducUon, alnidgmeat, co 

Condense, u. a, 1. Compress, c< 
date, coitcentiate; mabe dense, 
pact, or close ; press ti^alher. 



Condescenston, n. 1. Submission, hu- 
miliation. 

a. Deference, oonrtesr, obelBanee, 
homage, reverence, dvlllty, poUtenass, 
affeblUty. 

Condign, a- [Sold onfy or cft^% itT 
punimmeni.'] xleaerved, merited, solta- 
blc, adequate. 

Condiment, n. Seasoning, Tellsb, ap- 
petizer, sauce, appetizing substance. 

category, plight, predicament, circum- 

3. ConeidaTaliDU, provision, provtBO, 
out arftole of 

i^i^B-- 



s, n. pi. Stlpalationa, proul- 

i, ajmpaffilze with, share sor- 

*, n. Sjmpathy, pitr, oom- 

lon, rt. I^rdon, forglve- 

7. n. Contribute, tend, serve, 
a a tendency, do somethii^ 

1. Conduoing, oontrlbntlng, 



a, DmOTtanent (tn gemral, or as a 
■avMer ^hiOU), susa-vior, demeaaor, 
carriage, bearmg, juannela, career, 
manner of life, aanige of Vie. 
^londnot, v. a. 1. Lead, direct, guide, 
escort, oonroy, 

3. OomnUHid, govern, preside over. 



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1, duct, 
Chat, prat- 



Cone-shaped, I 

Confitbulato, t- ■'- ,.»— ..J , rr — 

tie, chattel, prate, bahbla, gossip, talk 

fcaaly, ha.fe a foe and & — '-"- 
ConfabDlattoa, ». IBare 

Bip, prate, oha^ cblC-cha 

Batimi, Hee anil SHe; tall 

Coni^.n. Sweetmeat, 

Coufectaon, n. Sweetmeat, confect,. 

OonfCctioneiT.R. 1. Sweetmeate, con- 
fcctions, eonracta, comftts, candies. 
a. Conf^tionet'Beliop. 

Confederaey, b. OOBtSderation (espf- 
dally cj inaepen^tt statiis\ fedetatioit, 
league, coalition, alllaiice, union, fed- 
stbI compact. 

'•'-'-' — . jUly^ league, oom- 

Dnite, ba leagued, 

.rsa, dlsouurae, par- 
hold a conference, tal^ 



f, ally. 



(ooitotier</(oiPerriHii!.l BeBlow,giTB, 

Confeivence. n. 1. ConvereaUoD, dis- 
coniBe, talk, colloqn j, parley. 
a. Meetii^ for consultation. 
Oontefls, V. a, 1. Acknowledge {as a 
crime or Jixtdt), own, avow. 
a. Admit, grant, concede, tecognize. 
S. Attest, prove, Bhi>w. CKMbit. man- 

Ifeet, be pr<>Mof. 



AcknowledgmeEt, ad- 



friend,- deai Itieni 



reUancB, dependence. 

a. B<ildaeee, caoc^e, 
Borance, flrmnen, seU-ii 



, Mth, beUef, 
I, intre^ditT, a»- 



Confldentia], a. 1. Fdvate, nui, ui m 
dlsoloBed, not to be commnnicajted' 
s. Trnatr, Mtliflil, to be trusted. 

Oonfldentlally, ad. Pilvatelf , In ODn- 
flde^ce, under the rose, between onr- 
BelTSB, between you and me, bob bosA, 
i:i4TBB irotrs. 

ConfiKuratlan, n. Form, figure, shape, 

Oouflne, fl. Boundary, border, limit, 

frontier. 
Conflnes, n. pi. Bouadaiies, borders, 



a, V. a. 1. Establiph, fix, settle, 
, make firm. 

tcenstben, add strength to. 
I^sroborate, substantiate, ver 






. 1. Settiement, esti 
on, eabstanliallon, t 



CoiiflrmatoiT, a. Coirotorating, 
Confiscate, v. a. Cause to be forf^ted, 
Cauflacatlan,». Forfeiting, condomna- 
Conflagration, n. Great bumii^, gen- 
Oonflict, «. n. Clash, be oontcaty, be 






1. Comply, yield aB- 

3. Agree, liarinoiilie, tally, square, 

Confannable to, 1. ReBombling, si 
ilar to, corresponding to. 
a. Agreeable Co, suitable te, consi 

3. Compiiant witik, submie^ve to. 
OonfiiniiatlOD, ». 1. Accordance, co 
pliaucb agreement, conformity. 

a. OmAgoratlon, ettucture, fOi 
flgim, shape. 
CoaJbaaltr, »■ 1. Accordance, agr 

a. Ooirespondfflkce, 
tude, reeemfilance. 
0(Hiibiind,if. at. 1, Mingle {ao that thfra 
can be no iKitnicfion^ intermingle, mix, 

aTFerplei, bewilder, em , — .- 

aPSt pose, nonplus, fiurry. 

3. Surprise, uaaae, aatoniab, astoiand, 
stupefy, bewilder, stun, startle, dum- 
founder, electrify, take by sorprlse, 
strike with wonder, strika dumb, petrliy 
with wonder, 



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CONFOUNDED 

4. Ueatroy overtlirow i In 
B. AbHeh coufoee disconcert Cls- 
compoae. Bhiuuc mortify 
Oonfoandcd <t 1 Aatoulahed ob- 

_ S-Abaahed liBCOncertefl nonp assefl, 

I hateful abcmlnable, 






ConfVont, V. 

bring ftcB to 



a ojpuM 






Oonl>i8e, V. a. 1. Mii^e, ictfinaingle, 
mlXf tilend, oonfonnd. 



%. Mystity, embarrass, poae, 
bewildsr, iunj. 

A. Al)asb, shame, morUfv 
pose, disoDnoert, ecr^mid. 
Ooufodon, n. 1. Confoaedness, disor- 
der, disarrsngemMit, deraMBDient, dis- 
arra J, jumble, oliBoe, anarchy. 

iS. Tumnlt, tunnoil, CDtamotioii, tbr- 
menC, atlr, a^tation. 

a. DisttacllDO, perplexity, embar- 



, Befutation, disproof, 



Goagk, B. [Fr.] Leare, fan 
ConsHit, V. a. Preaze, mi 
cold, torn to ice. 



Blmilar, In aympaUiy 

Suited, adapted, agreeable. 
nital, a. Connafe, bom aC Uie 






Om^ratoiatiaii, ft. Fellclladan. * 
Contxatulataiy, a, Qratulatory. 
Congr«ffAte, v. a. Assemble, collect, 

muster, gauier, conTUie, convoke, bring 

fogetbcr- 
Oi>iisresBte, v. n. AEscmble, meet, 

Congregation, 11. Aeaembly, meeting, 

coilcctfon. 
Oongcess, «. 1. MceSi^, aaSBmbly, con- 

■ a. NalionaHcEialature lilfife U.S.), 
-Senate and FToubc of TE«pr^entatlTflB. 



CONNECTIVE 



Ck>iig:rulty, n. Suitableness, agreemsnt, 
fitness, cffl^Bt«ncy, confonaity. 

ConsroDua, a. 1. Acccrdanl^agteeing, 
smta e,con ten , conBonan , compat- 

3. Proper, fit, befitting, appropriate. 



meet, serauly. 



Conifon 






Ccuica], cone-shaped. 
a. Fresumpljve, bypo- 



Conjflcti 

Oonjesture, «. SuppoBlMoi 

gnees, liypoUieBiH, theory. 
Conjecture, v. a. Surmise, 

pose, divine, suspect. 
Oonjectnre, v. n. Surmise, 

pose, sustiect, fancy, dare e 

Conjoin, V. a. Join, unite, combine, 
connect, associate, join tojeflier. 

Conjoint, a. Joined, united, combined, 
connected, associated. 



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onial, 



. Mati 



nubial, uoujugal. 
Conjunction, n. 



wytene&S. 



3. Ori^.ei 
Conjuratloii, 



Tgency, ex^toncy, junct- 
M^io, sorcery, Incaa- 



mppUcato,bea, 
siaas, enjoin 



pray, entreat, implore, apjdbe, enjt 

Con'jnre, v. a. Chaim, enchant, be- 
witch, ftsoinate, affect by magic arts. 

Con'Jurenp, Summon by enchantment, 
raise up by magic. 

Com'Jure, v. n. Jurale, praoliBB maglo 

Conjurer, n. Ji«glec, enchanter, aor- 
— 3T, m^(iGian^ neciomluicer, diviner, 



connect, v. n. ooux, udiki, 
Joined, haye relation. 

Connected, a. 1. Joined, n 
dated, cr — *"^ 



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Conner, «, BluB pecoli, cunner, bnrgall, 

Connivance, k. Volimtary bUndnesB 
(to an acii, pretended ignanmi^, foc- 
beaj'aiue of tusapproval, wlnklns at. 

Oouuive at, Oveuook ipurpose^], dls- 
retfard, pay no regard to, m^fl ]%nt of, 

. pretend not to Bee, Bhat one's eyes to, 
forbear to conHnrej. vlnk at. 

Oouuolasenr, ». Critdc, cdtlcail Jndee, 
man of good loate (lU dbttnguiahed 
fivta the dUeitoniej «A0 inereijf ptetvttds 
to good laste). 

Conunliiid, a. Matrimonial, coDJuEal, 
ooHJoeiiL, nuptial, hynieneal, bridal. 

CoDqaer, u. a. 1. Vanquisli, BUbdue, 
overeome, euttlugate, defeat, overtbrow, 
overpower, beat, rent, dlaoomfit, cbeck- 
mate, master, subject, bumble, Ctu3h, 
get wa better o^ put down, preTall 
over, get the upper hand ol, get the 
whip Band of, aiTE oh thb hip. 
«. Gain by eflbW, win by victory. 

Oonqner, v. n. Prevail, overooma, gain 
aie victory. 

Conqnerar, n. Victor, vanquielieF, 

Oonqnest,«. l.Sn1^ug3lloD,su))>ecUou, 



Wood), affinity, kindred. 

Ooti8oleiice,». Moral sense, moral Ac- 
uity, Che sM small voice. 

Oonseientloiu, «.' Scrupo" 
hooest, Inet, exact, Junior 
cormpt, inoormptlble, Inj 
1 . 1 ■ra^tlbrward. 



Lous,£igh- 
Ooaaolaos, a." i'. Knowing, thinking, 
a. Apprised, eenalble, aware, cognl- 

Conscrlntlon, n. Compulsory enliet- 
ment of soldiers. 

Consecrate, v. a. Dedicatfl, devole, 
hallow, sanctify, ord^n, set apart as 
sacred, appropriate to sacred uses. 



a. Concord, accord, agreement, nni- 
Bon, oo-opetatlon, harmony, coherence. 

S. Acquiescence, compliance. 
onsent, v. ». 1. A^ree (a! to a matter 



_. . . IB and erfbct, de- 
pendence of eanse and efibot. 
4. Importance, moment, weight, in- 

Conaeqnent, a. 1. ToUowing, eonse- 
qoenttal. 
a. DeduoiMe, iiraBRAB[.E. 



i. PoiTipoua. 
n-gloriSus. 



1. Following, oon- 
Lceited, self-eufBelent, 



. Preserver, protector, 
1. 1. BepOBitory, store- 



Canstirve.n. Preserve, JJ 
comflt, sweetmeat. 

Consider, v. a, 1. Contemplate, pon- 
der, stady, examine, weigh, mind, bead, 
mark, redect upon, be attentive to, give 
or pay attention to, give heed to. take 
into conaidecafion, give a thought to, 
keep in view. 

S, Keapeot, regard, consult, care tbr, 
have r^aid to, Eave reference to, take 

Itata, ponder, ruminate, mnae, ci^ltate, 
Ibink, take thoi^t, cast about. 

thy of eonslderation. 
2. Moderately large, not email. 

Considerate, n. Thoi^ttDl, deliberate, 
aerious, discreet, prudent, provident, 
clrcumapect, judicious, sober, staid. 

Censldera.tlon,«. 1. Attention, noHce, 
heed, regard, reflection, deliberation, 
— i;.....™ — louB thonght, contem- 



pla« 



equance, weight. 



E. Beaeon, motive, ground, ai 



■'abalSnal 



. a. 1. Tranefer, alienate, 

r, make over, hand over. 
». intrust, commit, give In trust. 
Consilience, n. Goueurrence, coincl- 

Consistence, it. 1. Con^tency, body, 
degree of density. 
a. [Rare.] Durability, permanence. 

Coaglstenoy, ». 1. Coneieteuce, degree 
of density. 

a, Unifbrmity, oongroity, compatibil- 
ity, conformableness, corrBspDndence. ' 

Consistent, a. Compatible, suitable, 
accordant, confbrmable, unifbrnk, con- 
graoos, barmonJouB, correspondent. 

Consist is, lie in, be contained in, be 
comprised in, be constituted by. 

Consist of. Be made of, be composed 
of, be farmed of, be made up of. 

Consist ndth, Suit, agree with, be com- 
patible wilh, be In accordance with, be 
consistent vdth. 

Consolation, n, Solace, comfort, en- 
couragement, allevIatlDn of eotrow, re- 
lief from distress. 

Consolatory, a. Consoling, comfortin|[. 



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I. comDiit, cheer, 



Oonstitutfi, V. a. 1 

m'of." ''^' 
, Appoinl;, depul 



, , ... I. Ooneord, a 

Cossonaaoj, I hamuiny. 




* with, 

compuw with. 
CoDiiiieociiB, n. [L.] Oatline. epitome, 

absaoct, BnmmarT, eompend, eompen.- 

dlmn, s^apals, BjaJabuB, direst, Inief, 

brerliuy, genetal view. 
Cfmsplaumu, a, 1. Viable, ■" 

Ible, percepUble, appiu^nt, cos 

oleBT, In plain ugut. 
a. Enilaent, pie-eminent, iiromtnent, 

dlatlngiilebed, remarkable, not«d, ca^~ 

braled, marked, famed, femooa, illi 

ttiooe. 
Conspiraoy, n. Plot, combination, ( 

bal, complot, IntT^ue, maeliinaUon- 
Conspire, w. n. 1. Co-operate, eoudtn 

3. Combine {for some eeil desig 
plot, confadei'ate, Inti^ne', cabal. 

CauBpIie, B. a. Plot, contrite, devl 
project, oompaas. 

Constancy, n. 1. StaMUtr, immutabll- 

"*"°ura."ormJ" 

s^dinese,! 
isolntlon, determina- 
tion, oeeiaion, tanai^tf of purpoae. 
Constant, a. 1. Stable, fixed. Immut- 
able, nnvaded, tnTartable, conUnnal, 
nnchanging, penuAuent, pernetnal. 
9. trmfbrm, regnlaf, atated, certain. 

3. KeEolate, £Jna, Eteaib, steadlliBt, 
etanoh, det«nnlned, unshaken, unwav- 

4. PerBBFering, assiduouB, nnremlt- 
tlng. 

5. F^thful, true, trust!'. 
Cunatellatlan, It. 1. Oroup of aCOirs. 

0»nBternatlan, ». Alarra, ai — ' 

', fright, diamay, pan 



teai. 



ludde. 



Constipate, v. a. Make cobUto. 
ConatlpaUid. a. CdbUvo. 
CoDstlpaClon, n. Costivenass. 
Constlneut, a. Forming, composing, 

constituting, oomponent. 
Oonstltaeut, a, 1. Component, — 

mont, principle, li^edlent, comjhjnent 



^ormaUon, organ- 
ii^arity. 



1. Compel, force, driTo, 
Intbral, hold. 



'Onstralnt, n. 1. Compulsion, fbice, 
necessity, obligation, coerdon- 

3. ConAnement, reetraint, imprlBOn- 
Dieiit, incarceration, inl^riUment, du- 

lonstric^ v- a- Cramp, contract, com- 



anstraot, v. a. 1. Fabrioale, build, 
erect, raise, set up, put together. 
it. Organize, institute, aFcange, make. 



Hon, conHguration, form, figure, shape, 
mode of conatructuig. 

3. Interpretation, explanation, tof- 
Bion, rendering. 
CooBtroe, v. a. Interpret, explain, 
ponncU translate, render, put an ii 



pratatdo 






, , Eaviah, deflower, 

J, debauch, commit rape upon. 

Conetupf ation, II. Violation, laviEbing, 
ravishment, defilement, rape. 

ConBuetndinacy, a. [Rca-e,] Usual, oom- 

mnv'entlonal.' ' ' 

GoDsnIatfi, n. ConBulship. 
CoHBuI^P. «- Consulate. 
Oonanlt, r. ii. Conf^, seek counael, take 

coans^, deliberate in common. 
Conaalt, V. a. 1. Ask advice of, seek 

Infdmmtion l^m. 
3. Consider, regard, care ftir, lave 

reibrence to, have regard to, take into 

ConHiiltatioii.n. 1. Conference. 

3. Counsel, meeting tor delibera- 
tion. 

Oonsiuue, V, a. Destroy, waste, spend, 
espeod, exhaust, devour, lavish, squan- 
der, dissipate, use up. 

ConBiinunate, v. a. Complete, flnlsli, 
perfect, accomplish, compass, eSM^ 
perform, achieve, execute, do, catty oat, 
bring aboDt, work out. 

ConBommate, a. Complete, perfect, 
finished. 

Congnnunatlon, ». Completion, ter- 



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CONTINUITY 



icompllBli- 



minBllnn, flnlsMng, do 

ment, fnlfilment, aohies 

Hon. last Htroke, flnlsli 

finlBh, final toucb, erav 
ConsDinptlonr n. 1. ii^znjicciOfi, ae- 

Btruetiou, waflta, expendltui'e. 
9. PbtmidB, macRsmus, atroplir, 

dOGline, talwB, aradoal waalji^, pro- 

greBdve emodaUim. 
CoittBotitt. Toaoli, JuxiapD^tion, junc- 
tion, GonligQity, cloBO miion. 
Oomtaarloii, It. i. InfMljon. 
3. Contaniliiatlon, taint. ' 
ContajdonB, a. I. Iiif«cUouB, ontebU^. 
3. f estllenti^ pesttferona, polaon- 

oua, deadly. 
ConCidn, tr. a. 1. Gomptebend, oom- 



Coatfuuioatioii, n. FollnUon, defil»- 
■""■• *"'nt, B(ain, InftoUon, Impurity, 
1 ^ ftbonunaUon . 



point tlie 

f, ponder, 
about, re- 



fingers at, laugh 
finger of scorn at^ 
Coiitflniplate, V. a. 
meditate on, dwell 

Ht InCend, parpoae, de^n, have In 
Tiei^ haia in coutemplattoc, lool: for- 

Contemplatlon, n. 1. Befleotlon, med- 
itation, cc^taUon, lucabialiDn, dellbe- 
ralion, study, thonght, apeculaUoUf 
ponderii^. 

Coutemplat — , 

ous, given to contemplaUou. 
Cant«iiipi>raiieonB, a. Confei 
CDntemporBry, a. Oontempoi 
Conteuuit, n. 1. Dlsdf-" —- 

Bli^t, mean opinion, 
a. sliiune, disgrace. 
Contemptible, a. Deeploable, vlla, low, 

mean, base, pitiful, abject, northleee, 

pallrj, sorry, pitiful. 
" — -^^mptuous, a. Inaolenfc, '■■^•^'••^ 

itoBi; ■•' — ■■ ' 



ITaely, disr^^ii, 






,,..». 1. 

fight, vie. 
_ bate, disnut 
Midnti 

Satis^, appease. 



ity. 
strn^ 



!. l>ebat 

Contei 

^mi. 



jatlafied, i 






aension, wrangling, wrai«le, quarrel, 
squabble, teud^ capture, falling out. 
3. Dispute, debate, MoXering, olter- 

woirta,' war of wordal stiffe of words. 



Coiit«n(e, n. jil. What is contaii 
ContermluauB, a. Adjoining, c 

"— '-— -- - ■".. Uiapate, r— 

iti— ' — 

k qnesUon. 
A< dirive to hold, sttnggte tft def^d. 
Jontest, M. ». Conl«nd,fltJive, struggle, 
vie, figtt, compeM, cope. 



war oj worus, 

9. Stn^le, batUe, confliot, fight, 
combat, eneonnter, rencounter, strife 

Contegtation, n. Dispute, debate, con- 
ttovotsy, logomachy, war of words, 
Btciife wf woiBa. 

Context, «■■ Words Immediately pre- 
oedli^ or followli^. 

ContAXtnre, n, ConsUtuQon, structure, 

Contleolty, «. GonCaot, touebing, meet- 
inc, Juxt^ositlon, proximity. 

— Touching, meeting, oon- 



kinti£uoiis,a. Touchlht[,mi 
teCQdUDuB, adjacent, adjolni 






,t of 



of land. 

^mtlneency, n. 1. Acoidentalneaa, 
(octulw, uncert^ntj. 
a. Casualty, acoWent, Incident, oc- 

. Acddental, fiotultous, 

' ' ■ lenlng by chance. 

italn, dependent 

, . Quota, proportion, share, ■ 
propcrtioual pva:t. 
;ouUnnal,<i. Perpetual, uninterrupted, 
unceasing, incessant, nnremltUne, end- 
less, everlasting, etemal, intermmable, 

8. Peraaverance, constancy. 
!ontliiuattoii, n. Extension (in Hme or 
space), prolongation, pcotraotion, con- 

;outluae, v^ n, 1, Remain, endure, 
last, be permanent, be durable. 
a. Abifle, stay, tarry. 
3. Poralat, peraevere, goon, luepon, 

Soutlnue, ii.' a. Extend (in ttiNe or in 

space), proloj^. 
>ntlaalty, n. Cohe^on, close mdon, 

uninterrupt^ connecUon, unbroken 



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Intermitted. 
Contort, V. a. Twist, writhe, distort. 
ContoTtJon, n. Twist, dlstorMon, wcj- 

u«SB, deformity. 
Contour, n. Outline, profile. 
Ootttraband, a. Prohibited, illegal, vji- 

Oontroband.n. 1. Illegal traffle. 
a. PToliiblted aiUcles, 



ContrADt, n. a. 1. LesBen, Bhortsn, 
narrow, diminiah, abcli^, rednee, epi- 
tomize, draw together. 
^. Incur, briu^, procure, get, Hasome, 

Contrast, v. ». 1. Slirirel, ebrink, 
Bhrlnbup. 

a. Agree, stipulate, bargain, cove- 
nant, make a bai^i^. 

Contract^ n. Oom|ract, bargain, stlpu- 

laHon, covenant, convenUun, oo 

dat, treaty, agreement, pact, acn 



. 1. Shrinking, shrlvel- 



a. Eedaotton, Bjiortenlng, diminution, 
leasening, abil^ment, ahhrevjatlon- 
>ntFBcUct, E. a. 1, I>oiiy, gaJnaay, 



i. Opposition, cantTE 
antagonlam, elaflhli 






Q, claflhlng. 
Contradictory, a. Oppoi 

hicoDElBlent, repagnont. 
Contradistinolion, n, Dislduction (^ 

t^posUe qualUiea). 
CiHitxadiatliiKnlBh, v. a. I^tlnguieh 

Contrariety, n. Oppi»iUon, repugnance, 
antAgosiBta, counadiotion, claBhljiig. 

Oontrarj-, o. 1. OpporfW, opposing, ad- 
verge, oppoeed, eounter. 

a. Anbgomslic, eonfilcUag, contra- 
dictory, conntflracHi^, letroBcUve, re- 
obstinate, Btu'bbom, headstrong, re- 
fractory, unruly. 

Contrast, n. %, Eihlblliou of difibr- 



-wlieel, n. Crown-wheel. 

ountervaSTtiiwart, cros 
obstinct, defeat, hinder, go agatuf 
clash with, rui counter to, iiSllCa 



Contribute, V. ii. Conduce, minister, 
coneplie, co-operate, concur, bear a 
part, be helpful. 
oatrlhrutloo, n. 1. Grant or bestow- 

a. Gift, donation, offerii^, subacrip- 



Cootrivanoe, « 

stratageo 
Contrive, , 

invent, pcojeot, hatch, 
frame, concoct, 



remorse, i^ientaiwe, sorrow, regret, 
self-canaei]mB&tm, Belf-rwroiwh, aon^ 
of consdencB, sonow Ibr fin. 

Design, inveuUou. 

, plan, plot, artifice, 

plan, design, 

upon, strike out, dialk out. 
Contrive, s. «. Scheme, plot, phin, oon- 



^Joutrol, 11. Ascendency, sway, oom- 

mastery, superintendence, {tirectioii. 
-. — . — I .. „ . T.1 — 1. — lage, legu- 



Controversialiat, n. Disputant, ar- 
gner, debater, disputer. 

Controversy, ii. 1. IHBCua^u, diepnt«, 
disputation, debate, polemics, alterca- 
.;__ 1 „!,.. — J. (,( words, strife 



bomnesa, do^dness, psrvereenees, 
pertinacity, heBdiueas, obotiracy. 
9, Disobedience, insubordiuaaon. 
Contnnuilioua, a.' Beproaclifn], atm- 

lent, insnIUug, rude, supercdHoiu), over- 
bearing, arrogant, soornful, disdalnfal, 
blackguard. 
Contumely, n. Obloquy, reproach, op- 
probrium, abuse, eontemptuousness, 
insalenee, rudeness, blaekguardism, 
snperdliousness, arr^ance, scorn, con- 



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luiloble, proper, 
uited. 



ter, congregate, oome togellier, liuld o. 

semble, collect, Mnelet, iitli^ li:>getlier, 
^tJier tK>gfltlier, 

a/CoDimirUoiisnesa. accamimida,ticin, 
BIitisltictioD. 
3. Cause of satisfaction, source of 

Convenient,". 1. Fi 

^pEoprlatfl, aduptec 

fut, Eerricoable, he]|>ful, l>enc^dM. 
Convent, n. Monastery, elolstoT, abbey, 

prlocy, nminery. 
Cirnveutlan, n. 1. Aeeembly, Meeting;, 

^, Contract, compact, agreement, 
sUpalation. 
Conventional, a, 1. SHpnlatcd, agreed 
on, bargained for. 

a. Usiud, oustomEwy, common, habit- 
ual, irontea, accustomed, ordinary, leg- 
ular, everj-day, 
GpuventuBl, a. Uooastlc. 

Converge, v. ». Tend to tlie same point, 
OonvBFireat. a, Conrei^ng. 

I. Tendency ki one 



TsiBad In, akUled In, pix^cienb In, 
Oonvecsatlon, ?(. Converse, lalk, col- 
loqiiy, parley, eonferenoe, dialogue, 
_t_.. ..^^, fiuniliat dls- 

CollMnial. 
:alkatjve, inclined 

!ommune, hold In- 

>yPABtrLA.TE, dls- 



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colloquy, conversation. 
~" opposite. 

i. Tti-rincDoally. 

TransmutaUc 



txansfi>nDat^on, obange. 
S, Interobai^, tranapositlon. 

fonu, chaise. 
s. Interuaange, ftanapOEe. 

OoDTerUMA a. Interdiangeable. 
ConTes,a. OibbonB, pi-otuberant, r< 

tag {oaiioardiff]. 
OouTez lens, Buming-glaaa. 
Convey, V, a, 1. CBIry, bear, t 

^gn, demise, 'devolve,' cede, ecanl, de- 
\£a, deliv — '- 



Convict, 

-iulprit. 
inviotlon, «. 1. Proof of 



guilty, datact in 
inal, felon. 



3. Parsuaelon, sentiment, judgment, 

Convince, «. a. Satisfy (6s pra^ or eui- 

' daux), persuade. 

Convivi&l, a, Festal, festive, social, 

jovial, Jolly, gay. 
Conviviality, n. Fasavity, jovialily, 

jollity, gayelj, marry-niakliig. 
Convooation, n. HeeUiig, assembly, 

convention, coi^ress, diet, synod, oonn- 

Con-vofce, V. a. Convene, assemble, 
sommon, muster, call together, brii^ 
Icgether. 

Convolnte, a. (Bof.) Rolled togetber. 

f ..,.1 — - 1. Boiling ti^ether. 



I Aetata, aliake, disturb. 

ulAon, n. 1. Spasm, cramp. 

, Agitation, disturbance, tumult, 

Prspare tJbod) by heat. 



cited, iJacid, quiet, st^ 

3. IruUfibreut, nnconoenied, luke- 
warm, cold-blooded. 

4. Impudent, shameless. 

jool, n. a, 1. Refrlgeraie, chill, moke 
cool, reduce the heal of. 
8. Allay, calm, quiet, temper, at- 



sealons. 
Coop, ». Pen (^pcmarff). 
Coop, V. a. Confine, cage, inc^e, Im- 

Co-oi>«rBte, f. n. Conspire, conduce, 
contribul*, conour, units, work togeth- 
er, join forces, act lolntly, 

Co-oueTation,!). Concurrence, conCBrt, 
joint operation, pulllrffl together. 

Co-operotDF, n. Coa^utor, as^tant, 
Iteipar, aider, auxiliary, ally, abettor, 
joint operator. 

Co-ordinate, a. £qnal, oo-eqnal, of 



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8. Firm, honae, eatabUsliment, con- 
cern, compiviu^ joint concem. 

CDpe witJi, Encoimtar, ensure "witli, 
oonteiul with, oompete wiffi, atruggle 
witli, strive wltli. 

Cffpier, n. Transcriber, copyist. 

Ooptous, a. Aboudant, plentiful, plen- 
teous, ample, promise, rich, fDll, koUk 



[■j n. 6ent,' ten mills, t 

m vitriol, BulphaCk 



r shrubs), 



pari; of a dolh 
Iton {cTTfutaUiitdi, 

'less. """I"-*' 

Copulation, «. Coition. 
Copulative, a. UoiUng, coniiecUng. 
Copy,n. I. Transcript. 

8, Fnc-Bimlie, dupBcate. 

3. Original, model, pattern, oiche- 



typa. 
Copj.B. 



■inferf). 



S. Imitator. 
Coquet, V, n, Flitt, philander, malce 

love, make a ehow of love, afttet to be 

in love, play at couttsliip. 
Coquetry, n. Flirtation, aftMatlon of 

CoqueM«, m. Flirt, Jilt. 
Coqulmblte, ». White copperas. 
Coranaoh, n. [fS^ritten aJao Qfnmack^ 

Cavd, n. Siring, Uns, eicaU rope. 
Cordate, a. Cordltbrm, heart-shaped. 
Cordial, a. 1. Heiuty, warm, anient, 

sitbctlonate, eameBt, smcere, heartfelt. 
8. Gcatefol, pleasant, refi-eshiiig, in- 

v^ratlog, restorative. 
Cordial, «- 1. Stomachic, stomachal, 

e. Uiuaur, oromariEed epirit. 
Cordiality, «. Haartinesa, sincerity, 
aniot of afi^Uoi^ warmth of ftellng, 

CoMlform, a. Cordate, heart-shaped. 
Core, li. Heart, Inner part. 
OoriaseoDs, a. Leathetj', toagh. 
Cork, n. 1. Bark of the Qaeraui subeTj 



en, V. a. 1. Salt moderately, sprlr 

a, muddle, ina 
<e tipsy 



nieous,a. Ho 

rolch^ knee, cub 



Angle, band, elljow, 
i, niche, reined place, 



Cocner.B.o. [(Ji«05uiai(7.S.J 1. Drive 

ftl Nonplus, pose, coniWnd, confuse, 
pmala, perplex, put to a stum, 
Comer-wige, ad. Ciagonally. 



Inference, oonclus 



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Coro , 

IMrge, funeral soii^. 
Coronal, II. Crown, garland, wreath, 

chaplet, laaiel, bays. 

Corparal, a.' 1. Bodily." 

8. AfaCerial, physical, corptseal, not 
spiritnal. 

Corporate, a. Incorporated. 

Corporation, n. Tncom)rated body. 

Corporeal, a. Material, phydo^ cor- 
poral, not spiritual. 

Corps, »■ [B^'l Body of troops, division 



Corpulency, ) ^tness, plompnesB, a 

; fat, st«u 

rtl^e, nunecuie, 

, ,, — , grain. Jot, ioia, 

ut»o, rfUt, a<e, BdntUla. 
Corpuscular, a. Molecular. 
Correct, v. a. I, Kectiii^, amend, mend, 
reform, redress, reclaim, make right, set 
tight. 
8, Fiudsh, oaal^fate, chastise, disid- 

3. Change the quality of {by soiae- 
thAng Qffm opposite charactei-). 
Correct, a. Fanltieee, exavt, predi», 
accurate, right, true, proper, ftee from 

Ooireotioa, ». 1> Amendment, im- 
provement, redress. 

a. Chastiaeoiant, pmilahment, dlsd- 
piina, east^aUon. 

3, Change (in quality, by somettattg 



manicato (62; hiter). 



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COUNSELLOR 



'ridoi-, n. O&lloiy, passage. 
;m, aatablish, sustain, support, 
-rolioratlTe,' a. Coiifltmatory, oor- 
^Fudet V. ct- 1< Erode, canksr, eat 

■roding, a. Caoslic, catbeietiu, COR- 

^'oslon, n. 1> EroeiOD, eatb^ away. 
3, Wasting, wsailiLE away, 
rro^ve, a, Corroding, conaumlng, 

rroEive guUimate, Bl-cblorlde of 



la, foId,pIaJt. 
ify, reoaer jru- 



. OODtaiiilnatfi, taint, defile, pnlli..., 
set, vitiate, spoil, adulMrata, aophle- 
Lte, debaee. 



laminated, onBound. 

H. Depraved, -wicked, 
salute, piodigata, reprc 



n, infection, vitiation, adultei 

I. DepravitT, depravation, wlcked- 



Cortege, «. [Fr.l Train. 
ConiHcate,!!. B, Shme glisten, glitb 
pleam, sparkle, twinkle, flash, sclut 

Corascatian, n. Flash, sparkle, glitter, 

gleam, scln^llatian, 
iiKi-Dothi. K. rlfr.] Sloop of war. 

,] Leader, chief, golds, 



Coi'yplieua, » 

Cosey, a.' [Written al 



lOujI,] 1. Snug, 



.S. [BBS.) Cbatly, talkative, am 
Cosmopallte. », Citlien of the wi 



ost, V. a. 1. fee had for, 
for. be bought tor. 
X. Beguire to be suabn 



ioat, n. 1, Expense, charge, price. 
9. Loss, detciment, damage, pa 



CostivenesB, n. Conatipation. 
CasUy. a, Expensive, dear, high-priced. 



S. Low bedateml. 
Coterie, n. Club, assoeiatiau, society. 



smaU hoii 



Got, lo^e, bat, o 



«ottDn-woal, o. C 






8. Cronck, aquat 


recline, lie down. 


lie flat. 




3. Stoop, bend do 






Ci>nch,v.a. l.Ei[p 




Coitb, 


clofbe in words. 






Z. Conceal, hide, 


overnp. 




3. Lay la spew) 


in rest, pot 


npos- 








4. Depresa or rem 


ove (a caloTaet). 


Couch, n. 1. Bed, place tor rest 





Concbant, a. Squatting, lying down. 

Coach-grass, n. Knot-arass, dM'a- 
giaas, wheat-graea, witcS-gcass, dog- 
wheat, twltch-grasa(3^^<^(<»i^r^'ffns), 

Cang:ar, n. Puma, pantlier, catamount. 
North American tiger {Filia coacohr or 
Puma connoior). 

Oonlenr de rose, [Fr.) 1. Boae color, 
a. Fair appearance, attractive l^t, 
flattering aspect. 

Coult^r-neb, n. Pnffln, Labrador ank, 
[Atoa a"'"-- — » — *.— .* vj.-. 



of advise 



. jr Fratercuia c 
L. Cabiw ■ ■ 



ministry, body 

!. Aseembly (/<M'eo»si(;fci(ioB),meat- 
111^, congress, diet, synod, convocation, 
conventfon. 
CoiiDcillor, n. [Written also Onnici'or.] 



IJonnael, n. 1. Consultation, Inter- 
change of opinion. 

9. Advice, oranioa, suggestion, rec- 
ommendation, luatruction, BdmoniHon, 
cantloii. 

3. Deliberation, fjretbODgbt. 

4, Design, plan, scheme, purpose. 

B. Counsellor, lawyer, attorney, bar- 

llounsel V. a. Advise, adra'onish, give 

Joimsellor, ?!. [Written, also OHinseftB-,] 

», Lawyer, attcmej, barrister, eo- 
• uoiTOK, counsel, advocate. 



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Add to tlie nnmbet, h 



Count on, Depend on, depend apon, 

rely on, rely upon, count npoo. 
Count, n. 1. Beckoning. 

a. (Zow.) Farticiaar clause . or 
n . I, Aspect, look, mien, 



probation, ^iproval. 
Cannteiuuicfl, t>. a. Approve, eanotion, 

Buppcdj, atd, abet, as^t, tlivor, encour- 

Hffa, paconlzfl, befriend, stand by, aide 

intb, teethe side of. 
Oonnt^p, n, Reckoner, calculator. 
Coonter, ad. Contrary, contrariwise. 
Coimteraot, a. 0. 1. Oppoee, oontra- 

ven^ reslat, erosB, tlkwart, . binder, 

check, delbat, ftustrat^ ran ooonMr 

tOj act og^natj claah with. 
2. Nentrallze, dfletroy the eftbiit at 
OmiDterHctloii, «■ Oppoimon, eontro- 

vention, reslstanoo, fcurtration. 



ConuterbitlBjice, V. a, 1. Gaunter- 

8. fckrantatYBil, compenaata, set off. 

Counter-current, n. £day. 

spurious copy o^ Imitate wronglhlly. 

ij. Feign, eimulat«, ebam, pat on tlie 
appearance of. 
CounterMt, a. 1. Forged, spurious, 
Bnppodtltioua, ftauduleiit. 

S, Feigned, t^Llse, simulated, aham, 
mock, ^ap-trap, BpuriouE, put on, 
make-belieTo- 
Cannteriblt, n. Forgery, n-andulent 

Ooonterititei, «. 1. Forger, fklsiaer. 
X. Pretender, i^cmer. 

Beroke, lesclud, 
inA.'u. n. Matoli back, le- 



%, shop-^eper. 
reoali, abrogate, 

se the dlrecdon of a 






Connterpart, ' 

8. (Lam.) Duplicate, copy. 
■3. CorrelaUTe, complranent 



erlld. 



Corresponding 



eni, revo 
4. Matel 



,alo, tally, ti 

Counterpoise, w. a. Counter-balaj 

balance. 
Countflrpolse, «. Equal w^ht. 



Coontrifted, a. Kustic, rude, country. 
Conn^, It. 1. Region, land. 

S. Butal pacta (oa diiiitt{ifaaked/ran 
city). 
CouhUt, a- 1. Rustic, rural. 

». Kude, rough, onrettned, tmoulli- 
TBt«d, countriUed. 
CounWmBJi, n. 1. Compatriot. 



Coan-de-erace, n. [Fcl Deatb-blow, 
deolBlve Tilow, linlBhing stroke, mercy 

Conp-de-iaMn,n. [Fr.] Sudden attack, 

unexpected enterpiise. 
Conp-d' jtat, «. [Fr.) Master slroke of 

poHcy, stroke of stalsemansbip. 
Conp-d'ffiil, n. ^Fr.] QlHnce, hasty 

view, sllglit vlew- 
Conp-de-aolell, .n. [Fc] Sunstrolte, 

atalAsiB, ineolaHon, stroke of the aun. 
Conpl^n. 1. Btbcb, pair, two l^jf tlie 

R. Man and wilb. 
Conple, V. a. 1, Join, conjoin, connect, 
unit^ pair, link together. 

}0. Marry, wed. 
Couple, v. n. Uittte, pair. 
Coaplet, «. Two verses (ihoi rhgsie), 

Conpon, n. [Fr.] Interest oertlfieate, 
Coarase.n. Fearleeeneant/VoinrefecMm 
._. — '■'<'^, heroSm, 



nteea, intre^iUty, her6£m, 
Lrlng, aplrit, reaomtion, ibrH- 
IhoM, plilck, SFCSE, back- 



Mdn™J „ 

tnde, hurdlhoDd, 

CouT^jeouB, a. SeexJaalflmnreflecHoit 
or a jsus qf du^j,' bbavb, gallant, 
daring, valcsons, cbivalrouB, valiant, 
bold, ^kecidc, Intrs^d, danntless, reso- 
lute, hardy, atont, lion-hearted, with a 
bold front, OP TO the bobatoh. 

Courier, n. Meaaai^er, express, run- 

Courae, ti. 1, Race, career. 

2. Route, way. track, road. 

3. Direction, bearing, point of coro- 
paas, line of progress. 

5. Progress, process. 

6. R^ularlty, order, succCRSion. turn. 
1, Deportment, line of conduct, man- 
ner of proceeding. 

8. Series, system, methodical ar- 

9- Set of dfstt^iaiabonfivet}. 
Conrse, v. a. Purane, hunt, chase, ran 
atler, give chaee tK>. 



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Caurt, s. a. 1. rjattor, codille, toy to 
pleaee, ^wn upon, pay couit to, 
iS. Woo, pay one's aridreBasB to, mate 



k, aollclt, si 






eaii^ a. Poiite, d 

^, rflBpeetfoi^ < 

PoUtsnesa, Co 

Courtesan, Ji. ProBtltnto, whore, hai 
renot, drab, C 



tlglae, well-bi 



?, ulgbt-Tfalker, > 



■, lewd 



bility, good-breeding, elegance o^ m 

Courtly, 

Conctslilp.tl. Wooing. 
Conct-yaid, ». Conct. 
CouBln-Kermtin, n. First onnsin. 
Cove, n. Inlet, l^t, em^l bay. 
Covenant, n. Agreement, bargain, con- 
tract, compact, stlpulatioi], arranse- 

Covenant, ti. n. Bai^!^, stipalal«, 

agree, make a atlpnlatlon^ 
Cover, f. a. 1. Overspread, 

A. Conceal, lilde, secrete, cloak, veil, 
screen, sbrond, maaS, disguise. 
3. Siiield, shelter, protect, guard, 



compilse. 



Include, 

terbalance, countervail, bal- 
ipensate, mske op for, be 

1. Covering, tegument, fn- 

a, Soreen, veil, disguise, cIOHk. 

3. Shelter, protection, guard, de- 
fence, Bhield, aafeguoiti. 

4. Plate, dish. 

Covering;, n. Cover, tegument, integ- 
ument, capsule. 

CovorSl' f "■ CounterpanB. 

Covert, ». Shelter, lefuge, asylum, har- 
bor, aanctui^, retreat, ^oefeuce. 

CovOTt, a. HMden, concealed, secret, 
dlsipi&Bd, eluidestine, nnderbana, ely, 
In^loua, stealtl^. 

Covefe, V, a, De«&e, long for, lust fbr, 
hanker alter, HSplie to. 

Ometoos, a. 1. Greedy, eager, very 
" ■ IB lueualki in a bail aease, thoagt 
-eBiaagood sense], ■"-■■'■"-'■- 



, .^ ._,^ .jordid, m..._ 

merceimiy, ndserly, n^^rdly, stingy. 



Covin. «. (Zmc.! Col^alan. 

Covinoug, a. fLcmi.) Fraudulent, de- 
ceitful, dishonest, deceptive, collmdve. 

Cow, D. a. Overawe, inlimidate, fright- 
en, daunt, subdue by fear. 

Coward, n. Dastard, poltroon, craven, 

Cowturdice, n. PuaillaulmUy, poltroon- 
etv, timidity, fear, oowaraJinesa, the 
white feather. 

Cowardliness, n. COWAKDICE. 

Cowardly, a. PusHlaiiimoua, dastardly, 
craven, ifearful, timorous, tjmid, fliffl- 
dent, tkjntv-hearted, chicken-hearted, 
white-livered, showing tlie white 

Cower,f.n. CroRch,cilnge,&wn,9toop, 



M aItbe, prig, man of dress ; vain, ebowy 

Joicombiy, n. Foppishness, vain- 
glory, pr^erj. ^ , 
JoKcomMcal, I a. Foppish, eor--"-" 
Joxeomical, 1 vain, pr^ah. 

Modest, dlfQdent, shy, shrink' 



;, timid, bashllil, i 



ceive, swindle, chouse, dupe, gull, ( 
die, overreach, drcumvent, begi 
vlcumlra, take in, impose npon. 
Dozeuage, n. Ftand, deceit, aith 

tnre, dupliia^, guile, double deal- 

3ozy, a. [Written ^ao COseg.] 1. 
oomlbrtable, easy. 
S. [Sna,] Chatty, talkative, social, 

>abl>ed, a, 1. Soar, tart, rough. 

S. Morose, Builj, testy, louoliy, 1 

growling, snarUng, anapplah, 

tanksrous, waspish, petalaiit, peevish, 
churlish, harsh, ucrimonione, caustic, 
captloufl, oeusorloua, spleneUc, out of 
Bortsjll-tempered. 

3. mfflonlC perplexing, trying, 
manageable, toi^.intraoCable, ha 



3. Asperity, acerbity, 
sullenness, moodlneea, c 
harshness. Ill-temper, bad ouiou. . 

3. Difficulty, perplexity, Intracta- 

Crab-graHB, n. Wire-grass, dc^-tall 
graas [EiejUiHe Indicc^ 



«b,Google 



S> Snap W a vimt). 
Ora^f.o. l.Breai(iiartia«u),CRAZB. 

fl. split, chop, deave, rend aanndar. 

3. ninp (a> a uAfai). 
Oraok, c. n. 1. BceML, apllt, burst, cliup, 
open to otainks. 

a. Brag, blaBtar, vapor, rauut, bosaC, 



le'ssel^TALEBIO. 

,1. [Cbflbowoi.] Kxeellent, flrst- 

late, ol tlte fitrt olaw, first-oliisa. 

Orack-brained, a. Crazy, cracked, in- 
suie, craned. 

Cracked, a. 1. Broken, spUC 

S, Craaed, erasy, orack-braJned, witb 
a bee in Ibe bead, insane. 

Oroelier, ». Hard blBcalt. 

Crackle, <r. n. Decrepitate, crepitate. 



aptness, expertnese, readiness. 

%, Artifice, artflilness, Gbrei.^ 
BDbtiety, cnnniitg. 

8. Art, trade, employment, busi 

flce^ workman, liand, operatiTe, li 



lUTldlona. intiteuing, tricky, ( 

diplomatic, HacMaveuan. 
Cin!si *>. Bondi, steep rock. 
Cniesied, a. Obaogy. 
Craesy, a. Cm^ed, mggoa, rough, 

brtSen, uneyen, scrajr' 



full. 



i'. Crowd, 'm^i^i ™ 



, to satiety, eat greedily. 

8. l&UogM.] Study for eitanii- 

Cramp.n. 1. Spasm, crick, convniBion. 

8. [flora.] Check, restriction, re- 
stiidnt, obaiTUCtlou. 

3. Cramp-iron. 
Cram^ V. a. 1. Aflbct with spasms. 

a. Restrain, obstruct, hinder, check, 

Crump-ftBli, B. Torpedo, electric ray 



Ci'iine-fly, ii. Father-long-lega, daddj 

Crane^e-ltlll, ^ GeraDiojn. 
Oraniognoioy, n. Craniology, phn 

Craniolosy-T "- Craniognomy, phreno 



Cnuiuy, n. Cleft, eraok, fieenre, cbink, 
crevice, lift, gap, break, breach, inter- 
stlee, openlBg. 

Crapnlons, a. [Sore.] ]>riinken, drunk. 



turn, n. [L-l Clot {qf Mood), 
ille.n. <!liit'E cradle, soral^li- 



soUd^ implore, supplies 



lTa4en, r, 
milksop. 



Dastard, coward, poltroon, 

Longing, licking, etrong 

iw, n. Crop^rBt stomach (</a bird). 



, .. i^irayflali, river-lobster. 

Crawl, «. 11. Creep. 



e. IBare.] Break, crack, crueb, grind. 



cracked, crnaed, out of one's head, out 
of one's BenaeB, out of one's wits. 
Cream, n. Choice part, best pMt. 
Cr<!am-o<>lored, a. Pale yellow. 
Iream of tartar, Bl-tnrtrate of potash 
{pm-^fisd), acid tartrate of potash. 
Ireate, w. a. 1. Originate. 

a. Proauee, cause, occa^on, be the 

3. Make, appidnt, consUtuCe. 
>eatlnii, n. 1. Inveittjon, oi%inaUon. 

3. Appointment, constitntion, nomi- 



jj. Animal, llvli^c being. 

3. Man, person. 

4, Depeiulant, retainer, vnasal, pan 
site, minion, han^-on. 



of "belief, not improb- 
Trustworthinesa, cred- 
l!et tmat, fUth, conil- 



Credit, n. 1. Be 

dence.credenoe, 

a. Kepntableness, esteem, re 
good repute, good reputation. 



«b,Google 



Credit, B. a. 1. BeUeve, giv 

St faltli In, rely upon, • 
abt not, roalte do dout 



[. BeUeve, give Mth to, 
d<niljt of, take 
,a. Place to the credit of, carry to the 



'-lm„ 



d, a. BiGOTCD, wedded 
I. Inlet, cove, b^t, small 



!(. Fawning, Evcophantic, 

8. (^of-L ™owtiig on tHa ground or 



, Burning lespectailji q 



3. 

Crescent, 
creaeiiig. 
Crescent-filiaped, 



T^ure of tlie new moon. 

Tni-kiah power, Ottoman Empire. 
Growing, enlar^ng, in- 

. (.Sof.) Limate, 

CrratI n?' 1. TuR, plIl^l^ COMB. 

S. Top, crown, anmmlt, hlglieat part. 

CreBted,a. 1. WiUi HCiest. 
S. lAd.) Criatate. 

CreBtfidlen, a, Cfgeonraged, dislieiirt- 
ened, dlainritadj d^re^eed, d^ectad, 
deepDudlng, ohap-feUBu, melauclioly, 
BBO, down-heuted, downcast, cast 
down, low-ei^rited, In low spirits 

Oretaoeona, a. ClllUlEy. , 

CreTSSSe, n. [Fr.] Creiice, gap, opan- 
fng, ravine, gnlley, odloh. 

Crevice, n. Fissure, Chink, rift, gap, 
deft, craok, cramiy, interstice. 

Crew, B. Company, gai^, band, aet, 
horde, par^. 

Crib, n. 1. Book, juufger, cratch, feed- 
ing-plaoe. 
a. Bin, bunker. 

Crib, V. a. Enclose [as hi a crib), cage, 
encage, confine, imprison, shut up. 

Oi^ck, n- Spasm, cramp, convulsion. 

Crime, 71. 1. FELONV^j^gravaUd niis- 

oaoltMf iUflJKMi law), infroclion of law. 

Z^ Sin, transgression, iniquity, wick- 

eitoesE, uniEghteousneee, vnans, deiln- 



minal, a. 1. Wrong, coDtraif ta 

S. Culpable, guilty. 
Criminal,!!. Colprit, dellngueut, off^- 
^-- transgresBor, treapaseer, malefac- 

Gonversati 
- 1 Adultery. 

Criminality, u. OuilUneas, guilt, cul- 
pability. 

Crtukluat^, V. a. Aecnao, charge, ar- 
raign, Impeach, allege to be goiUy. 

Crlmlnntum, n. Aceusatior ' — ■ — 
ment, tirml^iment, Otaacge. 

Crimp, c. a, I, Ouil, crisp. 
S. Halt , fcrm into riitos. 



Accusaljon, impeaclt- 



Hlk^k, BtOO 

Cringing:, a 



Crinkle, V. «, Crankle, ru 
Cripple, n. l^me person. 
Cripple, «. a. 1. Lame, m 



Cronch, iiinn, Imckle, 
Ccouclili^, fawning, oer- 
in and out. 



Might, d 



:, rub, pincli, 



8. Exigency, emei^ 
pufli, crltlKil flltnato 
cl^lspy, } "■ *■ ^'*'*^*' frlaMe. 

S. Curled, ftizjled. 
Crisp, V. a. Twist, curl. 
Crispin, n. Shoemaker. 
Cris^te.d. <Aif.) Crested, 
Criterion, «. Standard, test, touch- 
Critic, B. 1. Eavlewer, censor, connoi- 
senr, judge Iqf ortiaiic laerii). 

a. Cenenrer, caviller, oacpcr. 
CHtical, a. 1. Exact, nice, accurate. 

S. Censorious, carping, cavilling, cap- 

Critldu, V, a. Examine and eBtlmate 
[ai vmvi gfartm-cf Marafare), ismark 
upon {vAtK r^f^Feace to laerita astd dt- 
jB^iB), ■ptet Ju^meut npon. 

CritlidmD, n. 1. Art i^criticlBlng. 
a. Critique, BtrioCureB, animadTer' 
slou, review, diUeai remarks. 

Crltiqne, ». Criticism, review, critical 
„, — , — .!,_ — itioal remarks, critical 

irmur, complain, grum- 



grumbler, cen Barer, fanft-finder. 
Crock, n. Soot. 

Crock, II. a. Blaeken [vrUh eootl, son. 
Crockeiy, n. Earthen-ware. 
Crocodile tears. Affected tears, hypo- 



Crony, n. |Qji;ogutai.] Associate, inti- 
mate ftiend, bosom friend, bosom eom- 
panion. 

Crook, n. Bend, fteiure, curvatuiB, 



«b,Google 



Cro^Red* a. 






8. iSstoIted, ttrlsMd, my, nwiy, 
tuikew, deformed, dlsf^ured. 

a. Petreree, Auwaid, dishonest, nn- 
CUr, dia^onorabls, knavish, unacEupu- 
lone, deceittnl, tricli;, ineidione, crafty, 
intiiguii^, diplomat^, MachlaTsllan, 
Croon, t>. a. Ham, sing softly, eli^ bi n 
Ian tone. 

aTsiinple mdndy. 
Omp, II. 1. Harveat. 

a. Craw, first stomaoii {r^ a bird). 
Crop, V. a. 1. Lop, dip, cut off. 

6. Gatiisr, pluok, pfok. 

3. Browse, nihble, feed upon. 



ChiiMiHii doctrine," Christiiin leligton' 
l._ Trial, 

^1, peevish, petulant, pettjsh, 



spieb, touiSiy , laety, orus 
hbed, captious, ill-natuTf 



3. TraTecse pass g 

4. Thwar hind h n nleif i 



Cjrosa-1tafr«d a 
Crosses, n. pi 

troubles, tna s ( 
Ci'ogg-examiiie 
OroSB^i'alned a 

nntr]u;table w 

Crossing, n In 
Cr^si^se, r^ 
Ototcb, 



wLim ak qui k a- 



WliiiDsical, fanlaetlc. 



gary, n 



&oaI^Bh. 
Orouoli, o. 1. 1. Couch, squat, lie 
stoop low, lie close to tlie gcound. 
JS. Cower, cringe, fawn, truckle. 
Cronp, «. 1. Bump (espoHally qf a 
htff-se), buttocks. 
3. {Med.) Cynanolie ((mcSen^is). 
Crow, o. n. Boast, br^, Taunt, bluster, 
Bwa^er, Taper, triumph, chuckle, ex- 
Crowd, n. 1. Throng, mulUtude, con- 
oauree, host. 
S. Babble, mob, popnlace, rulgar 



mon people. 
Orond, V. a. 1. FUl by compi-es^on, 

ram, ptese, press l«- 
;k tc^tJior, 



nsmerous. come tliiclt. 

wn,«. 1. Diadem, 

i. Boyalty, kingly ijowec, 



ly. 



3. Coronet, coronal, gacland, chaplet, 
wreath, laurel, bays, 

4. Dignity, lionet, reward, reoom- 



8. Adorn, dignify, honor. 

3. Eecoinpense, reward, requite. 

1. Perfect, camidete, flnieli, consnm- 

Crownine, n. 1. Coronalion. 

2. Perfecting, finishing, consumma- 

Crown-lnw, n. {Eitglaad.] Oriminai 

Crawn.«ost, n. King-post. 
Crown-wheel, b. Contrate-wiicel. 
Crucial, a. l. Traiieverse, intarsectti^. 

3. Severe, searching, trying, deci- 

Cruciate, a. {Bat.) Cruciform, cross- 
shaped. 
Cruolfomi, a, Croes-Bhaped, CEUCi- 

Cruoiiy, K. o. 1. Put to death upon the 

] 

1. Baw, nnooolfed, u 

e. ^mature, unripe, harsh. 

3. Coarse, unreflned. 

4. Unpremeditated, hid^ssted. 
Crudeness, n. Bawness, crudity, 

Crudity, «. IBftwnras, crad 

Cruel, a. 1. nnmerdnl, In 

eilefis, unfeeling, n ' 

inthlen, barbaron 

nnrelenUng, inexorable, sbte 

ciou& brural, sanguinary, t 

blood-tWrBty, Jiard-heaEtea. 
8. Sbtbib, Wd, it — ■'^■ 
Cmeltf. "' Inhnm 

biDlality, brutlshnes 

neea, tcnculBuoe, bloi . 
Croet, «. VM, erase, caster. 
Cruise, K.». E»ye orer the sea. 
Cmlse, «. BoTiM Tojage, 
Crumble, v. a. Crush, break to pieces, 

disintegrate, reduce to fragments. 
Crumble, v. n, 1. ^1 to pieces, break 



™§M n 



. Wrinkle, rumple. 
Palmer, pilgrim. 
I, cruet, caster. 
1. Compress, squeeze. 



«b,Google 



a. Break, cmmble, dldntegiats, com- 
minute, btay, OBAZE. 
3. DemuUxh, imaek. dovm. 

enbiliie, quail, oonqiiM. 
Crust, ». Incrostutaon, bard coating- 
Crustacea, n. III. Cbustaoeahb. 
VrustBceBiu, n. pi. 31ioU-fla)i licitk 

thm.joialedgli^), Mkedie hb«ler). 
Oi'uataoean, a. CruBtaceouB. 

CroBty.o. Touchy.testy, pettleli, waap- 
ish, snappish, peev^ah^n^al^l, p«tnlaj\t, 
cross, cliurlisli, crabbed, froward, anrly, 
— '— l^snurllng, lll-temperea. 

. _. Excl^m, clamor, coll, 

lite an oatery, cry oat. 



Cry. 



3. aoream, ficteaoh, howl, yall, ro 



3. Voel&ratB, shout. Hoot, yell, roar, 

Grv, V' a- Prodalm, nubllsh, make pul>^ 

lie, maks piocIamaQon of. 
Ci'y, «- !• Exclamation, ejacalatiou, 
ontOTf, aMlamation. 

a. Fl^nt, lament, lamentation, ery- 
ing, waepinff. 
t. aoream, ~iLDo.-^ 
i. Packofhoanda. 
Ci7dowii,Dacrj, depreciate, condemn. 
ftryiiiR, n. WemiliK, lamentalnon. 
CryluB, a- 1- Wesidng, lamentioe. 
a. Motoiioas, great, eiiormoiia.iieln- 
ona, fl^ranb, nefarious. 
Cry out, Exclaim, clamor. 
CiT ont oeainst. Blame, oensiire, oon- 

oema, complain of- 
Crypt, B. Vault, tomb, catacomb. 
Cry up. Extol, commend, praise. 
Cub, 11. 1. Wbelp, young beast (eapsei- 
aUjf -a aotmg bew], 
a. [/a aaOewt^t-l Child, young hoy or 

Cabell, u. Java pepper {/>ifiEr alb^^a). 
Cucking-stool, n. Castfgatory, trebu- 

chat, tumbrel, ducking-slool. 
Cuckoo-bud, n. Bntter-oup,kli^'s-onp, 

botter-^^er, gold-cup (ifonumru^us bui- 

Cuckoo-spittle, n. Froth-spit. 
CuonllBte, la. 1. Hooded, oowled. 
Cuoollated, I 8. Hood-Bhaped, 
Cua,«. ILoiB.) Quid. 
Cudden.n. 1. Ctown, stupid roaUc. 
a. Coal-flBl. ouddy tOadwa carbo- 

)k&Hiu iff Msriofftiftli carUrntai^), 
Cuddle, e. li. Snuggle, nestle, squat, lie 

close, lie snug. 
Cuddle, v. a. Hug, e 



Cuddy, » 



rt 



in [bi t 



..itVieb a cudgel. 
CndgeuiuK, «. Flogging, -whJppii^, 

beattl^, DABTIHADO. 

Cudweed, ». Eyerlastlng, goldylocki 



uo, ». 1. Hint, saggeati 

catchvord, ^nk, nod. 

a. 'RuAiin bilHitrds). 

jiSt,n. Blow, stroke, box 



ccrBOAKD 



Cul-de-sac, 31. »---. ,— ^- 

Coll, V. a. Select, elect, choose, pick, 
_._.... ...= ^^ upon, pitch npotL, pick 

CuUy, B. Dupe, gull, cat's pai 

Ions person. 
Cnlly, u. a. Cheat, trick, dupe, gull, 

chouse, decdve, delude, overreach, 

ooaan, diddle, circumyant, beguile. In 

pose upon. 
3id™, ». 1. ^iaUkWarmtgraaset,^, 

3, Qlanca-ooal, blind-coal, hard-coal, 
staOiceiiHe {in tmall parihUs). 
!aliulnatb 0. n. l.£e on the meridian. 
%t K^och the highest point, be at the 
b^eat point. 
inlpabltlty, «. OailtineBs, guilt, cul- 



InfuhieaB 



crimi- 



Dlpallle, a. Blamable, censurable, tep- 
refien^ble, foulty, blameworthy. 
CnlpsblenesB, ». QuUtlHeBs, "— " ■ 

dorit, B. Criroinal, majefactoc, de- 

-Inqaent, felon. 
Ciilt,«. Homage, worahin. 
ColtlTate, s. o. 1. Till, raise crops 

a. Study, investigate, search into. 

mcliorafe, malie better. 
4. Foater, chetieb, promote. 
Cultivation, n. 1. Tillage, agdctlltare, 

a< Improvement, relinement.cnltare. 
Cnltnre, li. 1. A«ricnltnre, Ullage. 
a. Improvement, refinement, culW- 

Cnmber, p. a. 1. Overload, oppress, 
clog, hamper, obstruct, encumber. 

plex, plague, bar; 
Cumbersome, a. 

a. Unwieldy, unmanageable, clomsy, 
awkward, inconyeident. 
CanLbraus, a. Burdensome, ctraiBSo- 

Cnaeate, I a. CnncltOcm, vedge- 
Coaeated, j shaped. 
Cn»^form, a. Ouneate, wei^e-shaped. 
Cunner.n. 1. (Otc/t.)Llmpe!<i>ate»a). 
a. (left.) Conner, bnigail, obooset, 

Cannbig;, a. Crafty artful, aly, astute, 
subtle, wily, shrewd, aliarp, dealgnlns, 
Intr^uiiK, deceitful, TBIUKY, crooked, 
diplomatic, Macbiavelian. 

Cunning:, ii- Craft, art, shrewdness, 
artidce, deceit, duplicity, subtlety, iu- 

Cu^h!" 1. Chalice. 

a. Draught, ^tlon, cupful. 

Cupboard, «. UnSbt. 






;a by Google 



ayance, no 
! of wealth. 



Cops, n. jH. Orgies, revels, bacuhanalB, 

camns^, wasBall, compotation, dtiull:- 

Ingbout. 
CaratiTe, a, Bemedlal, aaiiaCary. 
OurBitor, n. Guardian, cnsMdiitn, e 

perlTLtendenE, keeper, 
Ciirl>, n. !■ VSEOK, TeaEraint, hlnd< 

ance, lirldle. 
St Curb-fitone- 
Cnrb. V. a. CbeoK, reatrain, ooutr 

bridle, pat nndec teetraint, keep u 

Curb-roor, n. Mausard-ioof, OA 



.nc,>t. Cutb. 

Ourouma paper, Turmerlo paper. 
Curd, H, Caa^e, ceagulum of milk, 

cDnauIated milk. 
Cardie, p. o, Oo^nlate, turn to cards. 
Cnrdy, a. CoagnlaCell. 
" — " 1. Bwnedj, antiaote, specitlo, 
'it, repar^ra, corrective, lielp. 

1. Remedy, Ileal. 
3. Restore to healtli. 
3. preserve (JJmnpMiirefticrioiil. 
Cnrloslty, «. 1. InquMtlveness. 

a. Paenomenon, wonder, miirvel, 
rarity, eight, speotaele. 
Cnrlons, a. 1, InquMtlve, aoniltnla- 
Ing, prying, pearing. 
a. Bare, di^alu. 






. strange, unusuaL 






rl olond, iMeteor.i Glirua, cat^s tall, 

laie's tall. 

nuDdceDn.fl. lAflser, niggard, ctinil. 



^. Olroulatlon, transmlasloa 
lioitrl to band. 

3, Money; t^gregateofcobiib 
notes; i^rcolatiDg luediutn. 
Cnrtent-o. 1. (tommon, genera 
ular, rife, generally teoelved, Ir 
one's mouOi. 

a. Circulating (as mone^), ■ 
from band to liand. 

3. Fiesent, exlsUng, Instant 
passing. 



execration, imprecation, fulmlnallon, 
denunciation, )^n. 
3, Scourge, pl^uO; torment, afHle- 

blttec pill, thcnn in the d^e. ' 

Oarsed. a. 1. Aconreed, nnsanctided, 

S. Detestable, hateful, abominable, 
enecrable, vlllanous, oonfcunded. 

Hasty, slight, Bnperfltdal, 



Brief. 



i, desultory, trausianC, p: 



nUlai 



Hon, retrenchment. 
CorvatnrQi it. BendliK, bend, fleiure, 
orook, ourvltj, curve, Incurvation, ab- 

Curve, n. ' Bend, flesura, aoavATUBK. 
Carve, v. a. Bend, crook, inflect. 
Ourvet, !>. n. 1, Leap, bound, vault. 

Z. Caper, IMsk. 
Curret, n. 1. Leap, bound. 

3. Caper, frolic, prank. 
Curvity.ti. CUBVATUBE. 
(luBliat,». Itlng-dove, wood-p^onfCb- 



Onsk,ii 



unb^j. 



Cnsp.n. Point, angle, born. 
Cuspidate, {a. (All.) Pointed, acuta, 
Cuspidated, j sharp, aonminafa, ao- 

anilnatflil. 
Custodian, n. lilnarilian, keeper, cnra- 

Custody, «! Keeping, care, watch 
guard&nshlp, protection, saf^keep.* 

Cnstom, B. 1. Haeit \o/ a mnjorUyi, 
USj^e. fashion, practice, rule. 
d. Perm, formallt/, observance. 

3. Patronage. 

4. Tax, impoeC, duty, tribute, t«U. 
Customai^, a. Usual, common, wonted, 

habitual, aoonatomed, conventional, 

Cnatomer, ». Pnrobaaer, buyer. 



1. QoEh, incision. 
annel, passage. 

ccnem. Slug, taunt, cutting re 

, style, form, shape. 
'■\ short way. 
g, engraved picture. 



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great Sliow, eliow off, out a, Hgur 
Cnt a ^ure, CrTADASH. 
Cnt anf dried. Prepared bofo 

not BpuntaJieoua, got up for 

Cut capCTB, B'rollc, bo merry, b 

eome, pl»j pranks, cnt dldos. 
Cut didoa, Out ciPEKa. 
Cutcbr It. CatooliQ, gambler, onpau 

ewib. Terra Jopanica. 
Cut down, 1. Fell. 

a. IKmitilal), lessen, curtail. 
Cuticle, n. Epldermk, scait-ekia. 
Outis.n. (jjnaf.) I>erm,true Bklji. 
Cut ont, 1, Sbftpe, (brm, fssbion. 

3. Outdo, excel, eurpass, beat. 

3. Debar, hinder, prevent. 
Cntpnrse, n. Pickpocket, tblef, robber. 
Cut BbQrt, 1. Brli^ to a sudden close, 
end abrnpUy. 

3. Check suddenly, hinder tioia pro- 

3. Abridge, dlminlsli. 
Cut-tJiroat^ n. Murderer, aesaBaln, raf- 



C^!n6t,B. 
- Cymblfori—, ... ., 

Cyuanche, n. [Gr.I {Mec(. 
Wsn of die tbcoat. 

Cynloal, a, CariJng, cenaorloua, aatlri- 
cal saroastio, captious, snarling, snap- 
pish, waapialL pettish, petoluit, Netful, 
peevlah, tbnohy, testy, emaby, (mmrllah, 
ocabbed, orosa, moroBe, ftoirard, snrly, 
lll-teujp«red^-nstaied. 

Cyulc, n. 1. follower id' Diogenes. 
& Hlaanthrope, mui-hal^, 

CynDsure, «. 1. lesser Bear, Ursa 

a. Point or centre of attraclion. 

lot, whore, drab, atrumpet, 

woman of Ill-fa 
Cyst, - - 









)t, night- wall 
1 (Sfiie towJ 



Pouc 



[■ofKuBtJi 
maao(Ri 



D 



Dal}, n. Ip Blow, Btroke- 

3. Adopt, ojciK^t, proficient, mastet- 
liajid, capital najid, nice hand, ]>AB- 
BTER, good hand. 
Dabble, v. o. Wot, spattor, sprinkle, 

moisten. 
Dabble, v, n, 1. Play in water, splash 
about. 

it. Work superfloially, make sUght 
eflbrts, fritter away time. 
3< Tamper, meddle, taks liberties. 
Dabbler, n. Sidollst, quack. 
Dabclilok,n. Didapper, dobcblok ( Poii- 

Dabstetjtt. ICoOoguial,] Expert^ adept. 



II. {Childish fenaa.] Father. 

■ddy-l'oDg-leSS, b. I. Fattier-loD 

■spider, ham 



itiwldy, t 
iladd- ■ 

Dado,!!. Die, cube of' a pedestal. 
]>s;daltaii, a. Intricate, maie-like. 
Dafllidllly, )n. DaSbdll, csrcla- 

Dait^dotrndiUy, I sua. 
DoffiodiLn. NatdSBus, daffadllty, daf- 
fadowndilly. 
Daft, a, 1. [Local Eag.J Stupid, silly, 

S, [SooUkh.] Playfnl, fiollosoma, 
mirthful, merry, sporUve. 
"Oagser, «. PonlMd, dirk, stUetto. 
Dagsle, ". a, Drs^le, bemire, befbnl. 



tSf, flUhyjoerson, 
Daily, a. IHumal, guotidllm. 
Dainty, a. 1. Delidoua, sayory, nice, 

delicate, tender, palatable, lusciooB, 

9. Elegant, beautiful, neat, fine, 

3. Fastidlons, B^neamieh, scrupulous. 

Dainty, n. DeUcacy, tidbit, tit-bit, nice 

bit, cioloe morsel deUoate morsel. 
Dale, n. Vale, valley, bottom, dell, glen, 

dingle. 
DaJUance, ». Caresdng, Ibndllng, en- 
Dally, ]i.». 1. Trifle, dawdle, lose time. 



, Injury, harm, hurt, detri- 
ment, mischief, loss. 
Daiuag;e, v. a. Injure, impah^, hurt. 

Damages, n. pi. Indemnity, aatlstko- 

tion, fine, fbrfbiture. 
Daixiask-plHiu, n. Damson. 
Dame, n. Mlstreaa, matron, lady, mad- 

DiBnu, V. a, 1. Condema, Jndge to be 
guilty. 
a. {Theot.) Doom Co perdition, doom 



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Damnatory, a. CoDdemnatocy. 
Damp, n. Molstnre, vapor, fog, damp- 



. Moieteu, dump. 



s, deject. 



allay, abate. 
3. CMU, dead( 
Dampen, i^. a. ftmiai^ju, i±iua 
Daiaper, n. 1, Gbsdk, mndt^iuivD, uv- 
■'acla, impedlmeiit, lion in tiie way. 

. wet blanlist, cold 






ae, miee, young lady. 
lEou, n. Damosk-plum. 
ce, «. B. Vrlsk, caper, ■— 



J. [OBrupiiora (/] Dak- 

S. rOrfioouiffli.] Aiaar, rage. 
»andlprat,n. Dna^little fellow. 
Dandle, v. a. 1. Dance, toss up and 

8. Fondle, caress, pet, amnee wltli 
triflas, play with. 

Dandruff, n. Scoif on the liead. 

Dandy, it. £eau, fop, concotab, exqul- 
b11«, popinjay, mocaironi, jackanapes, 
]ack-a-<laudy, man of drees, man milll- 

Dan^-i^er, n. Dengue, breaJt-bone 

Itandylam, it. Foppishness. 

Danifer, n. Peril, hazard, rlek, jeopar- 
dy, venture. 

Daagerons, a. Perilone, hazardous, 
uniaJ^, iti9K¥, full of risk. 

Daniile, v. ». 1. Swine, hang loose, 
a. B»wii, hang abont, be oJieequlons. 

Dank, a. Moist, damp, humid, wet. 

Dapper, a. 1. Active, lively, brlalc, 
iteile, nimble, spry, amarl^ qninit 
^ert, ready, 
a. Spmoe, nice, neat, trim, prett 

Dapple, a. Variegated, spotted. 

Dapple, u. a. Variegate, spot, diversify. 
Dare, D. m. Venture, presume, have 

courage, be bold enough, not bo pft-ftid 
Dare, 0. a. Brave, defy, challeng 
Dare-devil, n. Despef ailo, raalk i 

turer, desperate tf^ow. 
Darti^, a. Bold, adventurous, fe 

tsar^intre^d, valorous, valiant. 

ageoos, gallant, ohivalrous, doughty, 

hendc, nndannted, dauntless. 
DarlngTi «- Boldness, Intrepidity, vali 

braveiy, oourtee. 
Dark, a. 1. TIiQllnmlnated. uneulight- 

eaeii, dusky, shadowy, rayleas, sunless, 

darksome, lurid, murky^ clondy, shady, 

light, pitchy. 



ling, discDur^- 
nt, unlettered. 



vile, Infernal. 
Dark, 11. 1. Darkness, obscurity, v 
of light, 
it. Ignorance, bliiidnesa, want 



^. Ignorance, blindness, want of 
knowledge. 

S. Gloom, despondency, ckeerlesB- 
nese, Joyless- 



Darling:, 



r«3'i 






HOI, pet. uear- 
beloved, dear, 



, „ Hurl, throw, launch, Jao- 

ulate. let fly. 

Dart^ 0. n. '»ueli,'fly swiftly. 
Darter, n. {Oi^tith.} Snake-bird. 
Dartre, n. [Fr.] Herpes, tetter. 
Dartrous, a. Herpetic. 
Dasli, t>. a. 1. Strike violently. 

3. Adulterate, deteriorate (Jj) miW- 

4. Disappoint, ftnstrate, thwart, ruin, 
destroy, shatter, spoil. 

B. Surprise, coniouijil, abash, put t« 

" " - Kusn, on 

, ... _ Stroke, 

a. Rush, onset, aoiiden advance. 

3, Infusion. Unge, tincture, sprink- 
ling, sploB, touch, smack, little, small 
quantity. 

4. Flourish, show, ostentations dis- 



. Bush, dart, fly swlftJy. 



play- 






1-d.n. _ 

Daslier, n. Dashboard. 
Dashins, a. 1. Rushing, precipitate. 
a. Ostentatious, showy, pretentious. 
Dasli In pieces. Break la pieces, break 

Dash o^ Execute rapidly. 
Dastard, ft. Coward, poltroon, craven, 

milksop. 
Dastard,''!. Cowardly, dastardly. 
Dastardly, a. Cowardly, dastard- 
Data, ji. pi. Facts, ptemlsee. 
Date, n. Time, cpoSi, ci 






I. I'm'ear.'l 



lauhy, a. 

glutinous, SI 



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ShlTalroaa, J 
Davy Joueg, ISlUhr's term,] The 

DaWfTA. JiuiMtvif iCorma immedaia]. 

Dawdle, t>. n. Trifle, daJly, fiddle, lose 
time, waato time, idle away time, &it- 
ter away time, fool away time. 

Dawdlei', n. Idler, tiifler, lounger, lag- 
gard, drone, slu^ard, slow-Mck, In^- 
Holent person. 

. Btealt, begin to to liglit, 



w'Ught; 



Itawii, It. Cockerowlng, 
dayeprlng, dawnii^, brea 



to appear. 



Daybrbak, dawn. 
i. Day-Ume lcKe/ipe«n awtrii 



a. Period or twenty-tonr nours. 
3. Suneliiue, dayUgbt, sunlight, IJeht 

Xtay'bllndDeeB, 91. Nyct^opy, noctur- 
nal aigbt. 

Daybreak, n. Dawn, dawning, ooci- 
crowing, dayBpring, break of day, peep 
of day, prime of day, Bret blnsli of the 

Day-dre.. 

DayltiElit, 1^ 

light of day, 
Day-siglit, « 

blindne«B. 
Daysprlug, 7, 



it. Sun, orb of day. 
Daise, V. a, 1. Danzle, blind. 

St. Bewilder, confusB, perplex. 
Dazzle, V, a, 1. Daze, blind {bj/ excesi 
qf light). 

3. Aefa>nisb {by splendor], surprise 
ibji briUimieii). 
Dazzle, n. Bnghtnese, brilliiuiey, splen- 
dor, dazzling fight. 
DeaA, a. 1, Ll&lesa, breatblasa, inani- 
— *- -"nceaaed, defunct, departed, gone, 
— •" ■— » '—3, gathersd to 



s lust bou 



3, DnU, frtel' 
nnfeelii^, i^loi 



K. Bntiro, oomplete, 

Dead, ft. Deptli, Efloomieet period. 
Dead (^ninst, Uttsriy or wholly op- 
posed, oat and out against. 
Dead ahead, (JVnuf.) Directly alicad 
[said 0/ the -"-■" 

V, dnll, 



Deaden, v. 



Oonmlatel 
I. Wealfei 



Dead lansnagje, Unspolcen language. 



^. Implacable, rancorons, sangnl- 

Deadly-nlght'^sliade, n. Belladonna, 

bmiewoct, dwaJe (Atropa beUadoaaa]. 
Dead aitoi, Qogd marksman. 
Deaf, a. Hard of hearing, dnll of bear- 
Deafen, rr. a. Stun, make deaf. 
Deaf-mute, n. Deaf and dumb person. 
Deaf to, Begaidless of, heedless of, in- 
attentive to. 
Deal, n. 1. Qnantity, degree, extent. 
9. IMstrlbutlon W cards), 
8. Pine pl!Uik. 
Deal, V. a. Distribute, give, besi 
dispense, apportion, allot, divide, sh 

Deal, V. n. 1. Ti'amc, trade, do bu^- 






3. Distribute cards. 
DoBlby, Treat {either loelloria}. 
Dealer, «. 1. Trader, tratHoker. 

3. Distributor. 
Deal in, Have to do with, be eng^ed 

Dealing;, n. 1. Conduct, behavior, »o- 

•se, business, 

... _. . ,, . inslve, high- 

priced, at a lilgb price, of greM price. 

3. Preoioas, beLoved, darling, much 
'ovedi iii^ly esteemed or valu^ 

arth, It. 1. Icardty, insufficiency, 
leflcloncy, abort eapply. 
8. Need, want, lacS, timJne, short 



leath, n. Decease, demise, dying, d 
aolntfon, departure, exit, end of li 









Eawk 


moth. 




.a. Exelud 


l^^ 


Ibit, prevent. 








ut. 


debark 


v.n. I^nd 
















:^'le 


oT 1. £>w 


^?^ 


prew, 


■educe. 



deteciorale, impair, vi 



biing low, take down. 

3. Contaminate, taint, defii^ pollat«, 
Bml, befoul, corrupt, soil. 
Debasement, n. 1. Deterioration, vt- 
tiaUon, ndnlteration, perversion. 

16. Abasement, degradation, knmllia- 

Debatable, a. DiBpulable. 

Debate, n. 1. IHspatatlon, controversyh 



rtiBpnte, logomacliy, 



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Dismiss, argue, dispute, 
I. Argue, iSispute, dellb- 



Wmpentte inaulgenoa. 
Delianoliee. n. Libertine, rake, rolap- 

tuacy, profligate, man or pleasure. 
Debanahery, n. 1. Excesses, disslpa- 

3. LicBntioaSDess, lewdness. 
DebilitAtOi ». a, weaken, enetvate, 

enfteble, axhaoat, prostrate, render 

weak, make ItmEuid. 
I>«bmtBtlon, n. Weakening, exbaoa- 

Uon, piostratiOD. 
I>ebllit7, »■ Weakness, feebleness, lan- 

auoE, pii»liatioii, exbSiUBtlDn, Infirmity, 

ftrilty, loss of strengtli. 
iDebonalr-O- Conrteous, af^ible, polite, 

redned, dill, nrbaue, complaisant, ob- 

Mtfinr, oroi^oTtE, eaey, kind, well-bred. 
D^&iis, tt. [Fr.] Eubbish, ruins, re- 



l>ecali^iie, n- _ 

I>eciunp,v.n. 1. Breakupcamp,iaardr 



f, pad: off. 



away, go away, 

Hecapitate, n. Bekead, decollate, de- 
IJecapitatlon, «■ BebeadlDg, deoolla- 

,. Jecline. Iviil, det 
wicuer, waste, perish, ba luipaium, 
waste away, fall Into decay. 
H. Rot, piittety, be spoiled. 

Hecsf , n. Decline, aeoaiieiic«, deterlo- 
ration, d^enera^y. 

Veeeaee, n. Dbath, demise, dying- 
Decease, V. n. Die, depitrC 

I>eceaged, a. Dead^ defimct. 

Deceit, n. Deception, ftaud, Impoaltloii, 
impoBttire, Unease, arUflce, duplicity, 
goile, trickery, cozenage, cheating, 
double dealW. 

Xteceitfol, a. Deceptive, delnslie, iilu- 
slve, illusory, MlaciouB. 

Deceive, ]>. a. D6lude,cheat,dupe, gull, 
eoieo, fool, befiiol, ttlok, circumvent, 
ovecreach, ctaouEo, diddle, beguile, 
liood-wlnk, impose upon, make a fool 
of, play a tiick npon, puU vrool over 



Impostor, clieat, trteksteTi 
e, pretender. 

1. Propriety, decorum, 



belitting, suitable, decorous, 

S. Modest, delicate, pare. 

3. Tolerable, passaMe, moderate, re- 

eceptiou, n. 1. ImpostLire, Imposl- 

2. TmcK, clieat, ruse, wile, atrata- 

, Deceitful, deceivli^, de> 

Decide, V. 
]>ecl^, u. « 
Decided, a 



Determine, conclude, o 



it. Unequivocal, categorical, positive, 

3. Unqnestlon^le, luideniable, indis- 
putable, certain, clear, beyond all qoes- 
tinn, beyond a doubt, past dispute. 

Deciduous, ct. {Sot.) Xot evergreen, 
not perennial. 

Decipher, «. a. 1. Unravel, nnfold, In- 
t^ 4. — veal, explldn, expoT ' 

, Concli 
settlem 



Declaim, v. n. 1. Harangne, epoot, 
speak {rheioncaiijf). 
3. Becite a speech, practise speaking. 
Declamation, ». 1, Declalnui^, ]^ 
languiiig, spouting. 
3. Harangue, set speecli. 
3. Exercise In Bpealklng. 
Declamatory, a. 1. In Uie style ot 

.. R 

ftated 



asseveration, averment, protestation, 
Deelarative, <t. Explaikatory, jyECL&^A.- 
Declarator 



mulgate, coram 

make knonn. 

Declare, ». ». ] 

3. Announce 

don, degeneracy, 
falling off. 

Devlatki 



declaration. 
Ine, deterioca- 

Inflectlon, variation. 



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Deollnet V. n^ 1. Lean don 
lit l>Qcayf Blnk, droop, lai 
mi, become feeble. 



4. Seereaae, leasen, dlmiulali, ^ 
taXl away. 

l>ecl!ne, V. (t. 1. lEfifnse, reject. 

5, (Gmm.l Infleot, Viiry. 
Decline, ». 1. Decline, deterton 

d^eneraoy, decay, diminution, 6 

2. Consumption, phthids, maiaE 
iitFopb)% gtoSuai naetiag, progii 

Declivity, B. Slope (itomiiiiirds), de- 

Dedivaiu^ a. Sluing;. 
Decollate, u. a. Behead, decBpitnte. 
DecollaUon, n. Beheading, decapl 



Decoiupoaiid, ti. a. Analyze, d 
rate, v, a. Adorn, deck, orna 



ng, seomly, o 



embellish, beautlf 
Decoratloi 

Deoapous, 

able, peep 
flC, decent. 
Deoormn, n. Decency, propriety, 
ilneas, appropriate behavior. 

vei^, seduce, tempt', entrap, sue 
Decor. "■ Luro, alluramant. 
Decoy-pigeon, n. Stool-pigeon. 
Deaoy-iogne, n. Stool-pioboh. 
Decrease, V. n. Diminleli (i;radi«t%). 

Decrease, v. a. Diicinlsli, lessen, make 

Decrease, n. DImlnuMon, leeeening, da- 

Deeree, v. n. Ord^n, appoint, deter 

Decree, v, a. Order, oidaiii, appoi^, 

Decree, n. Edict, enactment, regula 

Decrement, R. Decrease, dlminit 

Deorepit, a. Superannuated, el 
worn or broken djtvn with age, in 
tliroiigh age. 

Decrepitate, o. n. Crsckle, snap, oi 

l>ecrepitude, «. Infirmity of age, 

clineofllfs. 
Decrial, It. Condemnati[>n, dispar 

Deery, v. ct. DLspaiage, depreciate, 

credit, oondenm, traduce, cry down, 

donn, bring lnb> disieputo, bring dla- 

Deouple,a. Tenfold. 



Intersect, cross, divide 
E. Grossed, intersected, 

3T0tod, conseoratad, dedi- 



Dednctlomn. 1. Subtraction, retrench- 

9. Abatement, allowanee, defalcation, 
reduction, discount. 

3. Inference, ooncluaion, consequence, 
cocollMy. 
Deetl, v~ 1. Act, action, perfbrmaneo, 
exploit, adiievement, feat. 

a. SeaBty, feet, truth. 

a.(J:oio.iIndeature. 
Deem, V. a. Think, regard, ooneider, 

lid, believe, suppose, imagine, judge, 



Deem, v. n. Think, believe, suppose, 

opine, fajioy, be of opinion. 
Deep, a. 1. Frofouiid, unfathomable. 

3. Mysterious, Intricate, knotty, diffi- 
cult, hard [to coH^ireliaid). 

3- Spacious, penetraUng, inlelllgent, 
dlscemlug;, shrewd. 

4. Absorbed, ei^rossed, rapt up. 
n. Ornve. low, not high, not sl^^ 
6. Dark, intense. 

7> Great, thorough, entire. 

Deep, ad. DEEFiiV. 
Deepen, v. a. X. Make deeper, increase 
the depth ot 

5. Make darker, make more intense. 
3. BediLce toalonertone, make mora 

Deepen, V. n. Grow deeper, become 

Deeply,' ad. 1. Profoundly, deep, to or 
at a great depth, tir down. 
3. Thoroi^lj, entirely, completely, 
3, Greatly, very much. In a high de- 



—.,1 Qaiiith&^proeumbem). 
Deface, p. a. DiaHgure, deform, mar, 

spoil, injure, soil, tarni^. 
Defacement, «. Dis^urement, injury. 
De l^cto, (L.) 1. In iOct, reaUy, actual- 

3. Befil, actual. 
DefalDnte, v. a. {AppHed especially to 

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DEGENEKACY 



backbiting, acandai, 
l>efaina.toT^f a- "'" 

Defame, v. a. Asperse, slandet, malign, 

calumniate, tradnee, vili^, levile, lam- 

nooii, blacken, abuse, Uemlsti, run 

aown, Hpeak ill of. 
Delimit, ». l.OmiB^on, neglect, ^ture. 
a. Want, lack, destitution, defect, 

deficiency. 
DefADlter, n. Delinqnent (l»/oiitoff (o 

appear in eourt^ or in accoiaittng for 

■jtumey mtmsled}. 
]>efeat,«. 1. Overthrow, downMl, 

diBcomflture, '— 



pnlse^eat, dlBcomfit, lont. 
S. FrustiaM, bamc, Ml, balk, dla 

concert, disappoint. 
Defecate, v. a. Clarity, clear, puriij. 
DeteeatJon, n. Clai-mcation, puriilca 

Seftet, n. 1. Dc&^ency, 

S. Imperfection, blemisb, flaw. 



Ka^nce,n' ir/atima wbo .i^cqafi-j k, 
FroteoHon, gnaid, bni*lar, bul«mk, 
(teaflcaaon, tower of stceiwlh. 
a. TinfllcaUoil,]nBtlHcatron,apolog 



ablcid, a ^ , 

attach. 
1. Vindicate, assert, maintain, i 



Defer to, KeBpect, value, yield 1«, pay 
respect tu, tLiuk much of, think hlglil/ 
of. pay dei^rence l4>. 

Defer, P. o. Postpone, delaj, adiourn, 
procrastinate, put oi^ stave i«, let lie 

Deference, n^ 1, Respect, r^ard, es- 

DeSKnce, n 

vll*liun to 

spite. 

Defiant, a. Bold, daring, courageous. 

Deficiency, n. 1. Want, lack, defectire- 
ness, insumciencj, scanUr^se, short- 
ness, mei^enesB, ueasth, scarcity, DC- 

3. Ftdling, iWlnre, ftailty, infirmity, 
ImperfecUon, foible, tkult, erroi', wcok- 
□ess, weali Bide, blind aide. 
Deficient, a. Bet^tive, inenfflcient, im- 
perfect, incomplete, nut full, not perfect. 



leflcit, n. 

etUR ,. 

Sully, tttiut, poilate, c 

Defile, V. ». File off, march 
Defllenielit, a. FcUution, 



iluatlon. 



Definable, 



Determinittile, t 



enifl< 



BiV.a. 1. liimit, Douna, eirouni- 
le, set hounds to, &k tlie limits 

Describe, declare tlie properties 

Exraain the meiuiing of, give the 

linate, defined. 



xpianatlon {nT H^ 



Z. Sescripaon (^ a staleBieai Qft^ar- 
ooteHsMo properOaij. 
Definitive, a. 1. Detcnoinate, positive, 
express, explicit, categorical, uncoudl- 



leflectlon, )t. Devjt 
)eflonr, V. a. 1. I 
deprive of beauty. 



Deviate, diverge, ewer' 
've of flows 



I^o™, . 

ugly. 



. Dlsflgure, dofikce, i 



ganoe, diaflguremwit, monslroaUy, wi 
3. Irregularity, deviatioil ^om p 



„„,-„__, -. ffl. Cheat, cosen, trick, 
dupe, gull, deceive, overreach, circum- 
vent, dsluds, hoodwink, chouse, diddle, 
begulte, im|x>Be upon. 

Defray, V. a. Pay, discharge, settle. 



De^, v. a. 1, Challenge, dare, bid de- 
fiance to, hurl defloiice ut. 

S. Srave, dtsregai'd, siidit, scorn, 
spurn, despise, coiilemn, &eat wIUi 
contempt, tram.ple on, set at nai^t, 
snap tlie flugets at. 

Descnevacy, n, 1. Deteriotation, de- 



icratlon, di 



^n^s, declension, 
1, deci'ettae, falling 



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I>8seneiate,ii.ii. deteriorate, decline, 
deeay, beoomii worso, grow worse. 

cun-upt, fallen, degeiiei-ateA. 

Xteglntltlon, »'. Swal^wing. 
SeemdaUon.ik 1. Dishonor, dl^raoe, 



^ Deteilomtlou, abasemeut, dobase- 
ment, degeneracy, deaenerttHon, de- 
cline, vitlalion, pervemon. 

3. (So)/.) Weaclng awaj {f^ roeks, 

Deurade, «. o. I, Disgrace, dislionor, 
d&oredLt, break, casliier, reduce to infe- 

S. L[>wer, ^nk, deletiocnte, impair, 
iltjare, debase, vlllate, pervert, alloy. 
Degree, it. 1. Step, atage. 

S. Gloss, rank, order, grade, ijanlit;, . 



Dehisce, v. n. C^eu, gape, gme open. 
l>elilfloeitee, a. Openu^, gaping. 
Debiscent, a. Opening, gapii^. 
I>elu>rtatloii, n. Dixsuualoit. 

SSSSfe)«- ">—— - 

Delflcatiau, n. Apotbeoele. 

Deifr, v. a. Idolize, make a god ot, raise 
Id the rank of a deity. 

Deten, V. n. Condescend, YOaetisafe, 
tlJnk 6t, see fit. 

Detcn, V. a, Gi-aiit, vonelisafb, accord. 

Deist, fl. Unbeliever (i« ChriatUmitff, 
but nut ill the existence qf a Ood), acep- 
Ijc, infldel, free-thinker. 

Deity, n. 1. DIrinlty, Godhead, the 
Divine Nature. 
a. IMyth.) God or goddess. 

D^ec^. V. a. I^Ehearten, dispirit, dis- 
courage, depress, make despondent, 
make sod. 

Dejected, a. IMaheartened, disi^i'tted, 
discouraged, depressed, down-hearted, 
down-cast, despondent, cast down, 
ciiap-^tlen, crest-follen, down In the 

D^ectiffn, ». Depres^n, despondency, 
sadness, melancholy, gloom, djimpa, 
bines, lownees of spirits. 

Dejenner, I n. [7r.] Break^t, morn- 

U^eiin^ ( Ingmeal. 
' S. Luncheon, Innoli. 

Do jure, IL.] Of right, by right, by 

Delay, v. a. 1. Defer, postpone, pro- 
crastinate, put off, stave off, let He 

a. 'Detain, hinder, retard, stop, Im- 
Delay, v. it. Linger, tarry, slop, pro- 
Delay, B. 1. Procrastinafion, postpone- 
Dient, deferrli^, the Fabian policy, 
masterly Inaetivlty, 
%, Detention, stay, stop, hinderance. 
Dele, V. a. (Ii.) Erase, ^ice, remove. 



l>eleetal>le, a. Pleasing, pleasant, de- 
lightful, agreeable, gratifying. 
Delectation, n. tie%htj joy, gladness, 





Ml. 1. Depu 
[St, commit. 




"tSi 


n 'an embassy.' 


Delegate, 


li. Deputy, 


commissioner. 


repttsentative. 




DelegaUon, ». Depu 


lea, delegates. 


body of dele^tes. 
Delete, p. a. £rHso, edkce, remove, dele, 




IS, a. 1. Destrncave, deadly, 


polsonou 






whili™ 


ious, pernicio 










Delibe™' 


tic"cokita»«,'r° 


t, ponder, oon- 


sider, till 




meditate 


take counsel wiUi one's self. 


Deliberate, a. 1. Wary 


oauUouB, care- 




rate, thought- 


8. Well coneldercd, well advised, not 


Del^™i 


r''ul:- 


Con^deration 






iht, reflV 


tion,ctai 


SlispecUontwa 










ultation, dlscn 


Bsion. 


Delioaoy, 












reliali. 




». Dafnty, tidbit, atl> 


t. 



»s, elenderness, weakness. 



tact, eensiblKty, nioo perception. 
1. Befluement^iiarity. 

" VKsBBOatf 



Delicate, o. 1. _ __ 

reeable, BATin 
nloe, fllegaai 



,, _. , ple^ng, d*. 

^ agreeable, saTixry, palatable. 

a. nne, nloe, elegaat, exquisite. 
3. lender, slender, weak. 



atable, delica.., , 

g. Pleasant, grateful, agreeable. 
Dellgrlit, M. Joy, gladness, delectadoo, 

rapture, transport, ravishment, ecalasy, 

great pleaanre. 
Delight, «. a. Enrapture, transport, 

enchant, charm, bless, please highly, 

gratify muob. 
DeUght, p. 1. I'ake delight, have great 

Deliglitfiil, a. Cliarming, enelianting, 
ramhing, very agreeable, highly pleas- 
Delineate, V. a. I. De^n, sketeli, fig- 
nre, represent by outUriea. 
3. Describe, portray, depict, set forfli. 
Delineation, n. 1. Sketch, de^gti, out- 
line, drai^ht. 
It. DeecripUoo, account, portiayaL 



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Dellnquenc]', ». Fanlt, inieai 



:, ottmce, 

DelliKineitt 

— lluqaent. .. ._ 

lal, wrong-doer. 



I, figure in 

dnty. 
iulprit, crim- 



I>eUrioiu>a. Inaan9(aj infers), mad, 
deraneeil, demented, raving, u^lje, 
ftenaiad. 

Deliiinin, «. Wandering (ojin/euers), 
incoherence, lullnclnation, deran^^ 
ment, fuaanlty, irenxy, ravfi^, mad- 



llnq,aiali, resign, giie np. 

6- Irisciiarge, deal, give ioriii. 
Deliverance, n. 1. BAenee, UberaUon, 

S, ExCricatiou, rescue, ttcqulttance. 

glvtngup. 

H. Utterance, ennnclatioa, pronnn- 
idotion, apeeoli, elooution. 

3. ChildUrtli, partiuition, labor, tra- 
Tail. 

Dell, n. Bale, dingle, valley, ravine, glen. 

Delnde, v. a, Ueeeive, beguile, mislead, 
cheat, cozen, chouse, diddle, enll, dupe, 
clTcamTent, orcrraach, tn^, mpoae 
upon, leadaBtra?, lead Into error. 

ootaelyem. 

]>slng:a, f, a. Submerge, inundate, over- 
flew, drowli, Dvarwhelm. 

Delusion, «. 1. TrloL Iraposmon, hn- 
poatnre, cheat, &aud, arlilice, wile, 
rose, dodge, Mali, olap-ibap, bau. 

ij. UlnSim, decaplion, Iailac]r, error, 
haUuolnatlon, mookeryf phantasm. 

Delusive, a. mllsiiions, deo^tfUl, de- 
-""""", dec^vil^, lIlnBire, illuBory, 

. Mg. 



Ueiiee, caTl (or, ask fbr.^ 

" "" 'ek, ini;Lalre, r 



qniry. 

Demand, li. 1. Clulm, requisition, re- 
quirement, enaction. 
s. Want, call, deeire to olittuu. 
3. QueatJon, Inquiry, interroeatlon. 

Demarcntlon.n. fHvlsion, limit, bound, 
boundary. 

Demetm ane's self. Behave, conduct, 
acquit one's self. 

Demeanor, n. Behavior, carria^, de- 
portment, conduct, manner, bearing, 
Bb, roien. . 

Demented, a. Idiotic, (boliah, inEatuat- 

Dementia,' n. [£.) [Med.) Idiocy, in- 



DemlPW, »■ Wmnan of doubtful lepu- 

talioD (OS ruptoto duuHlD ). 
Demise, n. 1. Conveyance, alienation, 

tuanater, transfetcenoe, makiiw over. 

Demise, V, a, 1. Alienate, transfer, con- 



1. Popular, of the 



Dem.olltion, n. OvBrttrow, 
Demon, «. 1. Spirit, genius, 
deity, 
a. Devil, flend, evil spirit. 



Demoniac, la. IHabollcal, devilish. 
Demoniacal, i infernal. 
Demonstrable, a. Provable, capable 



a. Manlfestatioii, sho 






a. Self-asser^ng, ibiward, bold, con- 
fldent, preeumlng. 
Demoralization, n. 1. Corruption of 
morals. 
a. Depravity, want of principle. 
Demoralize, v. a. Corrupt, deprave, 



emollient, sedati' 

der, ' 
e. Object, r: 



ng, lenitive 






otjeci 



1. Decorons, sober, grave, 

a. Rrudlsh, over-modeat, affcetedly 

modest. 
DemuFrer, R. (Law.) Objection. 
Den, n. 1. Cavern, cave. 

a, Kaunt, retreat, resort, place <rf 

resort, place much frequented. 
Dendiifiinn, 1. Arborescent, arbrai- 

form, dendntlc, dendroid, branciiii^. 
Dendritic, a. Dehbrifobm. 
Dendroid, a, Dbkdbifobu. 
Deusue, ». ESp.J Break-bone fSver, 



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S. Disavowal, diacl^iaer, alburn 
disowning. 

3. EefuBM [toorant a nq^ieat). 
I>eillzeD,n. l.(jEnff.Z«iP.)Natura 
ciUseit, ailopted i^nzeu. 

- 'nhabfllmt, dweller, '' ' 






.»'. l.iTaine,lili3e,styl^ 

S* 8ect, Bcho^ clnea. 
Denote, B. o. SlgnliJ, Imply, betoken, 
ladleate, lypUy, note, mark, designate, 

IMuouement, «. [Ft.) 1. CatasCmplie 

of the plot. 
s. Issue, npehoC, 



p, QnlBhlu^ at] 






Doiit,«. I 

DentlCi'lce, n._ Tooth-pi 



..] Anow, newly, afresh, 

lose, oompaot, condensed, 
tiilck. 



encil eargeon, surgeon 



DentiBt, 

dentist. 
DenUUDii, n. TeetJiing, cutting of tti< 

Denude, !>. a. Strip, dlyeat, make bare 

I>ennnDlatlau, n. 1. Menace, tbreaC. 



Deni 



ncl&tory, it 






, disown. dl3- 



~ 3," Witiiiifid7iSuse togrant. 
Seabstruent, a. [Med.] Laxative, ape 

Deobstracnt, it. [tfed.] I,axat!Te, ap( 

dent, LoDsenlng meiliclne. 
Deodorjste, v. <c. Dlelui^cti deprive o 






laM, V. a. DEOKimzB. 



Depart, v. n. 1. IKsappe 
9. Oo, Start, set oat, si 



3. IMerdf 
Deport fron 



bid aifieiiVbi"dfa__ , 

eidt, take ons's selfi^. 



a. Abandon, forsake, desert, ^v 
not adhere to. 

3. Deviate from, vary from. 
l>«paptmeDt; it. 1. ^rt, pordou, ui- 
v&toa {esp&ijaUy a terriionai dwtiiim). 



a. Province, f[uic}4oi>, ofQce, station, 
sphere of doty, course of lift. 
DepBTtnre, «. 1. Withdrawal, esit, re- 
cession, letireaient, reiaoval, 
Q. Death, decease, demise. 
Depend, V. «. Hang, be pendent. 
Depend on, Eely upon, rest upon, con- 

I, build upon, depant' 
- - - "assal,!!!! 



Dependant 
Dependence, n 



Minion, retainer, 
Ckmnection, con- 



3. Stay, stair, so 

4. Subordinaaon, sutiJectJon. 
Dependency, ». 1, Adjunct, appurte- 

a. Colony. 
Depend upon, DEVf>Ni> ow- 
DeplctjV. a- 1. Paint, sketch, portray, 

"^arDeaeft^jet forth. 
Deplete, a. a. Sxhaust, drain, evacuate, 

Dep^Hon, n. Exhausting, drainli^. 
emptylne, evacuation. 

Deplorable, a. Lamentable, pitiable, 
sad, calandtoos, ffiievoue, jniserable, 
wtetc&ed, diatreaaing, mournful, mel- 
ancholy, to be deplored. 

Deplore, 0. a. Monm, bewail, la- 
ment, bemoan, grieve Ibr, sorrow 

Deploy, V. a. (Mil.) Open, nnfolii, ex- 
tend, espand. 
Deploy, u.n. (Aftl.) Open, extend, ex- 
Depone, V- it- [Scoliatnd,] Depose, testj^, 

^rm, state, bear witness. 
Deponent, It. Witness la/io maixa oalh 

to a wrUtea ila' " 

Dep^ulate, v. 

Depart one's 



pose,B, n. lesflfy, DEPOS 



a. Lodge, put, el«re, hoard, save, lay 
up, l^by. 

2' Security, pledge-, pawn, stake. 
a. Money in bank. 
4. iSare.] Depository, store-house. 
Depositary, it. Tmstse, guardian, 

ndu'^ary. 
DepositlDii, n. [Law.J 1. Testimony(in 
inrifing^ Bigned caul Bjeora to b^fbre a 
'istratE, ttf/er crose-exatnijta^an), 

displace- 






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Depot, n. 1. Dapositorr, atorohoiiB6, 
wurebouso. 

a. Station (<ir a ntihiiaj)), staUon- 
houBS, tailnay station. 
Dnicavatlan, ik 1. Vlllnlion, corcap- 
ma, detertoratlon, abasement, debasa- 
msnt. Impairing, injury. 
Ht DepraTlt;, deoanemc;. 

tajDiuatfl, dQnLDraUze, make bstd. 
DeprnTed, p. a. Corriipt«d, corrupt, 
tMoub, Hibkea, pcofllgatfl, dissolute, 
ToprobatB, graooleas, iLbandonedf Bhojue- 

]>«inivity, n. Oorcuptlon, nkkednese, 
vfdouEnE^B, demoranamlon, viue, de- 
generacy. 

I>epreoBt«, u. a. Pcay to be delivered 
from, seek deliiernnce from, try tn 
avert by prayer, make entreaty ugainst. 

I>epreidB^ B. a, 1. Underrate, ander- 
valus, leesen tlie price of, dlminlEh the 

H. Dlsparaee, decry, traduce, maJign, 
degrade, censure, dud fltult wltb. 
]>eprei^ate, v. n. Fall In price, Jkll In 

value, become of less worth. 
Sepreciatton, n. 1. Fall lu price, dl- 
j^nnUonofvalne. 
^, Detractlen, diaparagement, dero- 

DepreciBtive, a. Derogatory, 
Depredation, n. Spoliation, rapine, 
robbery, tlieft, pillage, plunder, pllfer- 



a^r, baccauesr, marauder. 
DenreBB, r, a. 1. Lower, detrude, diop, 
slni, few, reduce, press dawn, lei 



{(airade). 

J>epresBtoii, n. I, Abasement, dt^ri 
dstion, detertoratlon, dabaaemant, pai 
varBiou, vldailon, d;^ravatiun. 

S. Hollow, hollowness, cavity, indei 
tatlon, dent, (tint, dimple, axcavatioi 
pit. 
a. TifilBcMon. rtrfectedneas, sadncE 
neboly, dun 



tpre&slo 
Inactivity. 



lownesB of smelts, 
of spirits. 

4. LowneBS, duineos, 

5. (Srtfff.) Couebing. 
DeprivatiDn. 1. Lobb, privation, 

BEAYBaiEMr, dlapoaaeaalon. 
DepFlTe, V. a. pfeposseea, divest, et 

rob, BEBBA.VE, take from. 
Depth, M. 1. Deapnesa, profnndlty. 

3. Middle^ central part, 
i. Diseernment.. naoa/iltv. slim' 
nets, penetratiei 



I>epurate, v, a. 1, Purify, eleansa, 

a. Oarity, dear, make clear. 
Depuration, n. 1. Cleaning, porifiua- 
tlon. 

""" ■" " clearing, darl^lng. 
. 1. Delegatien, eom- 

delegates, l>ody of dale- 



Deputy, «. ' Delegate, "'icpreaentaljve, 
substitute, prosy, envoy, l^ala, agent. 



leranee, V. a. 1. Disorder, confuse, 
nnsettlfl, disarroDg^ displace, tnm top- 

— ' put out of place. 

■'*'^ discompose, disconcert, 



1. Disorder, coufu- 



lisariangemen 

ty'lma.?,, 
entnl aberration. 



3. Dlatu 

3. Insanity, lunac; 
delirium, mental a"- 
>erbyaliire-»par, ». . 
oride of ealciiim. 
terellct, a, 1. (Lata. 
llnqnisbed, Bbandutied, wii~ 

S. Unfkittitnl, fniUUess. 
lerellct, it. {Laio.) 1. Abandoned 
property. 

». Tract of land (jM/or adtivdlior' 
left dry by tba — ■ ' " '- 

, 1. A 



Jr-Epor, fla- 
} Torsaken, ra- 






DerldeiS.a. Bancui^ioontemptuoiu^i 
or BwiiciDKitiKl mt'- — * — "-'— 
lampoon. Jeer, tann 



._., eatirize, 
jeer, laiuit, dum, Boeff at, Jeer 
at, make fnu o^ make er — 



at, langh at, make fnu o^ make eport 
of, make game of, turn to ridicule, Lold 
np to riiucule, make a butt of, make 

*—■ '-"-n, n. Eidionle, mockery, scorn. 



4eiTe 



impt. 



. Scoffing, B 



!nUng,sc 

DerlTal)le, a. 1. Obtainable, to be de- 
rived. 

a. Deducible, tliat may l>e Inferred 
LfroniHremises). 
3. 'jSiat may i« traced (to oTOol). 
Derivation, n. 1. Deecent, ganaaJi^y. 

S. Btymol<^y. 
Derivative, a. Derived. 
Derive, c. a. 1. Draw, receive, obtain. 



get. 

a. Deduce. trace- 
Derm, n. Skin, CUTIS, true skin. 
Dermatold, a. Skln-Uke. 
Derogate f*oin, Disparage, detraot 

ftom, take sometking from. 
Deracfatlon, n. ]>atraction, dlaparage- 

ment, depreciation. 
Derog:ator}', a. 1. Detracting, disbou- 



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I>e<Cftnt,n^ 1, ^S&ViiAy {wWivanoiioas), 

•S, CommentaT;, Bsdoa of conunente. 

part in 

madvetC, dilate, tiaaC, dlscov 

DeBcenO, V. «. 1. Tall, sink, drop, go 
dowu, come dOTDl. 
H, BismounC, alight, eat down. 

3. Go, pasB, proceed, be traneferred. 

4. Orfgmals, be derived, take rise. 
0. MaKe an Mtack, moke an OEsuuIt. 



hlgiioflt 
Expatiate, enlai^e, oni- 



3. Extmeuou, darivation, parentage 

t. Attack, Hasaalt, incnmen, foray 

IBM, h<»Uls InTaslon. 

DeBDiibe, v. a, - ^ 



a. feepresent (iji tcords), portray, de- 
pict, explain, reconnt, narrate, relate, 
give an account of, set Ibrtb. 

a, Cliaracteiiza, apecl^ the peculiar- 
lljee ot; set forth the character of. 
Description, n. 1. Delineation, tiacing. 

%. Bepresentatloii, explanMlon, rb- 
«onnt, relation, recital, report, uarra- 



perij^ve, see, behold, 



' aJBht 0^ g( 



St, recognlz^ tind oat, spy out. 

V. a. Frofane, abuse, pol- 
lute, prostitute, mlanee, pervwt, treat 
saonlegioualy. 

Deseciratio'u, n. Protination, pollution, 
misuae, abuse, proeUtution, perveralon. 

Xteaei't, a. Unltihabtted, desolate, for- 
E»ken, wild, waBte, barren, unttlled. 

Desert, n. wlldemeBs, waste, eolitnde, 
deserted region. 

Desert, m. a. FoiBake, leave, quit, aban- 
don, I'eneunce, leave In the lute^, tnru 

itorde- 






Desertioti, n. Abai 

qnlshment, deraUctio 

Deserve, V. a. Merit, 

Desiccate, ». a. Dry, 

makediy. 
Deslccatlve,a. Dryli 



DeBldecatum, n. (L. p(. Desiderala.] 
Object of desire, thing wanted, want 
generally felt. 



DESPATCH 

a, 1. Froject, plan, devise, 
iiiil, mean, propose to one's 
tv, delineate, sketch, describe, 



potuJ, aim, intend, meaning, purport, 
drift, scope, object, mark. 

S, Ske&fli, drawing, outlhia, delmea- 
tion, plan, drai^lit. 
Detrigniite.ti.a. 1. SpediV, partioular- 
ise, distingulsb, define, indicate, denote, 
ithow, point out, mark out. 

g. Denominate, name, entitle, st^le, 
call, dub, term, characterize, describe, 
christen. 

3, Appoint, a?s^, allot. 
Xtealcnnuon, n. 1* Indication, Bpeclfi- 
catfin. 

9. Kind, class, descrlptioni 

3. Nftme, appollaUon, tttle, style, de- 

Designlne, a. Insidious, deceltfnl, eit- 

^l.intingc'— — - — '■■ — '■■' "■"- 

suunir^, c 
a^aoheroo., 
cbiavellan. 

lesh^. ' 






3. Solloit, request, as 
leslrmis, a. E^e^ long 
desiring, fiellne a dealre. 
Desisbu.n. 4:mse, stopj^use, fOriieiiT, 

stay, leave off, break ofl^glveovar. 
Desman, n. Muscovy, uusk-bA-T (Afp' 

gaJe tnoBGliata). 
Desolat«, <t. 1. Uninhabited, unfie- 
quented, desert, forsaken, dreary, wild, 
wHBte, barren. 
a. Lonely, solitary, oompanionless. 



Deslrmis, a. E^^ longing, solidtouB, 



jk, layvFaat,. 

D«9»Iatloii, n. 1. Buin, devastatjon, 

8. o-ioom, gloominesB, sadness, «n- 
happlness, wretchedness, misery. 

Despair, n. Desperation, loss of hope, 
complete or utter hapeleesnees. 

Despair, v. it. Despond, lose all hopiS, 
give np an ejti)ectatlon, be without any 

De^atoli, V. 



[. Send a^ 



ritten also Bispalsh.'i 
I haste). 
a. Km, Slav, siHughtsr, assas^ixatc, 
put to death, send out of the world. 

word, speed, quicken, push or urge for- 
ward, press or nree on, make short 
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DESPiTCH 1. 

Itespatcli, n. l. Speed, Iiasta, expedl-- 

a. Meeeaga (a^ieditiously sent), com- 
muulcation, teleeram. 
Desperado, n, Dara-deTil, despecata 

Desperate, a. 1, DeBpairing, liopBleBS, 



Desperatio- 
DegidcaUe, 



Seapidr, bopelessneaf 
... Contemptible, piaful 
abjBct, vile, wortbieaB, low 



dlBdnln, scent, ellglit, diere^rd, liold In 

Bontempt, look down upon. 
Despite, B. 1, Malevolence, malignity, 

malice, spite. 
a. Defiuice, oppoHtioa, ceutempt. 
ZtesplEe, prep. MotwHlistancting, in 

spfte of, in the face of, In tbe teaffi of. 
D^polli "' "- !■ Strip, divest, deprive. 

S. Kob, plunder, pillage, fleece. 
I>eepond, r.n. Despaib, be cast devm, 

aga, be deapendent, 0ve np, abandon 

Despoudency, n. Defjeotion, dlaconr- 
aganaent, depTeaaion, aadne^ U£L.'\.r4' 
OHOLT, gloom, blues, blue devils, low- 
Despondent, 1^ Dispirited, dlsheait- 
ened, dieoonrj^ed, dejected, deprassed, 

BpilltB. 

Despot, n. AHtoocat, dictator, tyrant, 

abaolute sovereign, absolute riiler. 

Despotic, ) a. Absolute, arbitraiy, 

T. --;!,( Imperious, tyrannical. 



«spoCle£ 



artrftrary rule. 
Dearnjamatlan, n. (Afeii.) ExfollatioQ. 
Desduatiou.n. 1. Fate.lot.doom, foe- 
tune, star, destloj;. 

^ Puniose, design, end, object, aim, 
scope, drift. 

3. Goal, barljor, haven, landing- 
place, reaUng-place. 
Deatlue, V. a. 1. Applet, ordam, allot. 



I>eBtiny,n. 1. Lot, doom, fortune, l^te, 
staiTdestinatiOD. 

a. Fate, neoessitv, decrees of fate, 
wbeel of fortune. 

Destitute of. Wanting, wJttout, de- 
void of, unprovided wltli. 

DestJtute, a. Indigent, needy, poor, 

Sennilesa, necessitous, dlaCre^ed, re- 
uced, pinclied, elect of mnney, out of 
money, out of cash, out of pocket, in 



ermrow, Bubvert, raze, ruin, throw 
iwn, nnU down, break up, sap tlie 
ondauons of. 



D HTKliMINATlON 

a. Aimilillatc, quench, put an and to, 
briiigto nought. 

3. wasl*, ravage, desolate, davae- 
U,te, devour, lay waet«, make desolate, 
swallow up, ravage with fire ami 

4. Extirpate, eradicate, uproot, kill, 
slay, oxtl^nlali, carry off, root out, 
grub flp, pluck up by the i-oota, cut up 
root and branch, atrllie at the root of, 



Death, alaughler, murder, maa- 

Deetcaotlve, a, Buiaous, pemlclens, 
daletetloua, baleful, mischievous, iiitai, 
deailly. 



Desultopy, a. Immelliodical, oncon- 
nectad, unaysiamado, iccegular, fitful, 
capricious, ramblli^, wanaerii^, rov- 
ing disoundve, oureoty, el^ht, by fita 

DetEtcli, V. a. 1, Separate, disjoin, dis- 
engage, disunite, sever, iJissever, pairt, 

a. Detail, send away. 

raheMse, delineate, pori^ray, depict, 
enumerate, particularize, describe, sat 
forth. 
3. Detacl, aend away. 
Detail, n. Account, narraidon, narra- 
tive, reladcn, rental. 
Details, n. pi. Particulars, mlnntiief 

distim^ pane, miner ciiciimet^iiaes. 
Detain, n. a. ' 1. Seatr^n, atay, check, 
dela;, retain, stop, Ireap baok. 
a. Confine, Lola. In custody. 
letect, V. a. DIaaoTer, eiipoBs, descry, 
find out, biii« to light, I^r open. 
lotectlou.n. Discovery, 
letent, n. Pavl, dick, cat^h, rntcbat. 



Deteriorate, v. a, Im^ir, ma 



sxpllcit, positive, express, absolute, 
certain. 
3. Decisive, oonalutive, dafioitive. 



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Detenuine 

make ou^ 



'.a. 1. Settle, decido, ad-' 
an, oerij^, vertfy, find out, 
ce, leajl, Induce, give dirflc- 



4. (iow,) Bring to 3D end, put an 
l>eteTiuine, v. n. CoDclude, delude, re- 

XieteiBlve, a. Cleiuising, detergent. 

Detest, V. a. Hate iexiremtl^), ^»mi- 
nate, aldiai, loathe, nauseate, stmnk 
trom, teooU finm. 

Detestable, a, 1. Execrable, abomi- 
nable, odious, Ml«ful, coHjed, accursed, 
abbnired, damnabJe, Bhoeklng. 
8. LoaHiaom^ disgusting, sickening, 



aboiDinatlon, 
a. Lo ■ ■ 



lare, nauseating. 
1. Hatted; abbotri 



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DetonA. , --, — r— — - 

'DetonlzeiB.n. DBTOUiTB. 
Detfmlse, V. a. Dbtonat*" 
iMtotn^ B, [Ft.] Clicultoi 

tflct wB}, roundabant wa>. 
Detract itonD, Cepreidate, 

deciT, Bspene, abiue, calun 

1^, tradtLcs, defame, aeFogade irum. 
ItetrAoUan, n. Depreciatwn, slander, 

cfllunmy, defamation, dlapai^gement, 

derc^atlou, censure. 
Detractor, it. Slanderer, de&mi 

nmnlator, Yai&CT. 
Detriment, n. Loss, damage, InjniT, 
. disadTantago, mlaetief, pHjndice, evu, 

harm, hurt. 
Detrimental, a. Injurious, burtful, 

mlschieTODB, pernieious, pi^udidal. 
Detrnde, v. a. Depress, lower, sink, 

drop, Uirnst down, jtorce down, tbinst 

Into a lower plaee. 
DetmsioD, B. Depression, lowering. 
Dence, n. 1. Two [said qf cards or dice 

8, (Low.] Devil. 
DentoxiOe, «. Blnoxlde. 
. Devastate, V. a. Kavaee, pillage, plun- 
der, sack, spoil, deepcal, destro;, CxiO- 
late, atrip, lay waste. 
DeTastatlffn, ». Rav^e, desolation, 
destraaUoij,])aToo, rnln, waste, pillage, 



close, exblblt, nnrav 



Develop, V. n. Unfold, open, grow, be 

developed. 
Development, n. 1. Unfolding, dit 

closure, exhibition, unravalllng, dlaer 



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diveive, d»- 
n aside, alter 

Ly, Icee on^B 



out 0^ or 
. a. Turn aside, cause to da- 
1. Mvergeiice, departs 



ure, deprcf 
abeiTatton. 

it. DlS^ience, raciation, variance, 
ohauae, alteradon. 

3. Error, ofltoce, In1<iulty, sin. 
Device, n. 1. Contrivance, scheme, de- 
sign, plan, prefect, expedient, shift, re- 

a. Artlhce, Btcatagem, wile, ruse, 
mamenvre, trick, fraud, evasion. 
a. Emblem, symbol, type, sign. 
Devil, «. 1. Batai^ Locte, Belial, 
Apo^on, arch-flehdj arch-enemy, the 
tempter, DbdCB, the avU one, the man 
of sin, the wioked one, the old serpent, 
the prince of doiknees, tiie Ibul nend, 
the Enemy, tbe AAyereaxj. 
S. Demon, evil spirit. 
DevUisb, a. Dlabifllcal, aataolc, inter- 
nal, atreoioTU, Imidous, wicked. 
Deviltry, n. Htaolde^ wiokedness, dla- 

blery, dlabcQlaal amduat. 
Deviona, a. 1. Deviating, enatla, iran~ 
derlng, out of Uie common way. 
8. Earaac, going a«tray. 
Devise, v. a. 1« &mlrlve. Invent, Im- 
agine, plan, scheme, project, brew, con- 

8, Bequeath, dranlse, leave, give by 



Devoirs, re. pi. [Fr.1 KespE 



Ifenate?! 



iiAenlance), pass, be transtirred, be 
handed over. 
Devote, !■. a. 1. Appropriate {by vow), 
Bonsecrate, dedicate, destine, set apart. 
3. Addict, apply, resign, give up. 
3. Doom, give over. 
Devoted, a. 1. Attached, loving, affao- 
tionate. 
3. Ardent, zealons, earnest. 
Devotee, n. Bigot, linatle, zealot, en- 

2. Flel;, religion, devonbiera, . rel^- 
' — -"-■ -■ -levotedness, holiness, sono- 



3. Worship, adoratloiL, iff^er. 

4. Attaehment, aflbotwn, lore. 

B, Ardor, earnestness, ei^emesB, ze 
[tevoUonal, 1. Devout, rell^ans, ploi 

saintly, godiy. 
Devour, n. a. 1. Gorge, engorge, £ 
Jieflrtily, swallow eagecl J. 

3. DcBtcoy, consume, waste, spei 
expand, swallow up. 



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I>evoiit, a. 1. Religious, ploua, holy, 
snlntly, deTodonal, goilly, salnt-llite, 
heavenly-minded. 

solemn. 
Dew-worm, B. EMili-wotnl, lob-worm 

Dexterity, «. SMll, BkilflilnesB, ndtolt- 
T1QW, expertnesv, readiueHs, ^cillty, 
Btituess, aptitude, address, quietness, 
oleveriLeaBj kaauk, ability, tAct, art. 

SesterouB, a. SkUiUl, sdrolc, exmrt, 
himdy, ^t, ready, qnlck, clever, able. 

Dla]]lery,n. Mlstmeti wlckeiineBB, dev- 
iltry, lUabolical conduct. 

Diabolic, to- Devil] Bh, mlbmHl, Bo- 

DlabDllcHl, ) tonlo, Implona, atrDciauB, 

DJaeoufitles, n. DlapboniCE. 
Diadem, 11. 1. Crown. 

a. .Empire, sovereignty. 
DiB^:nostic, a. ^"•*' 

DlasFam,R. Figure. 
m^ n. Sun-dliU. 
Dlaleot, n. 1. Provinc 
a. Jju^naae, toi^i 
aZ epeeob. 
Dialectic, 






form 

Logical. 

ialectldan, ». Lo^ciaD, 
'-'—" 1. ApplioaW 

rplled Ic^c. 

science 1^ Uie laws of 



IMalectlcB, n. 1. AppliciLSnQ of 
prinoiplea, applied Ic^c. 

tbougbt, 

Di&losne, u. Colloquy, confei 
Diameter, b. DlBtance Uiro 



crystalllsfed 
3. lUioubus, lozenge. 

Dlapliaiielty, 11. Transparency, ttans- 
luoenoy, pellucldness. 

Dlaphanona, a. Transparent, translu- 
cent, pellucid, clear. 

DlanhonlcB, a, Diocoiistics. 

DU^luBSm, <(. MIdrltr. 

DlairluiBa, n. fMed.i Eelax, flux, purg- 
li^, looseness of the bowels. 

imaliFCS 

e, jinippic. 
"^""Tmal U. S.] Ba 
jL. jrrescilbe, duec 
daw, command, order, Wd, rei 

S. yttec (so (ftai anoOisr may repeat 

Dlatat«, B. 1. Injunction, 
order, decree. 
Z' Precept, uiaslm, rnla. 
Dictation, n. Fnscripljon, direction. 
Dictator, n. l>espot, autocrat, alisolut 

Dictatorial, a, 1. Absolute, unlimited, 

a. Impetloua, autboritative, oi 
bearing, doJaineering, tyrannical. 
DlotatorsMp, b. Sespotiam, abeolut- 



Diotl 



Style, phrBseoli%y, lon- 



. 1. Leilcon, vocabulary. 



word-booii. 



alphabetical si 



B. EncycL, _, 

macy (i« anu Oeparmeiit nf iauacMge}, 
Dictum, B. JL. pi. mcta.) X. Saying, 
assertion, affirmation. 

a. (£011.) Extf^udiclol opinion. 

ars&it"- ">«»«"■ 

Dldapper,!!. Dab^hlch, dob-chick (/>0- 

Slddle, V, », 1. Totter. 
-)._ Trifle, dav " 

overreach, 'cozen, delude, impose upon. 
3ie, P. B. 1. Expire, decease, depart, 
leave the world, draw the last breath, 
cease to exist, give np the ghost, pay 
the debt of nature, take one'Dlnst eleep, 
shnfBe oS this mortal coll, go Uie way 
of all flesh, go to one^H last home, be 
numbered with the dead, cross the &Eyx, 
crusa the StygUn lerry, roe ois, u-iob. 



heard of no moi'c. 
Die away, Subefde, grow lei 
deoreasa gradually. 



Diet, B. 1. Food, provldon, victuals, 

sistence, provision, fiire, viands, rcgi- 

3. Aeeembly, convention, conndl, 
convocation, congress. 
Diet, V. n. Mat Buaiingly, eat by rule. 
Differ, V. n. 1. Vary, be unlike. 

a. Disagree, be or a different opimon, 
think di^-ently. 

3. Wrangle, qn^rel, contend, bicker, 
IH at variance. 
Difitoenoe, «. 1. I>isslnil1arity, vari- 
ation, diversity, disparity, disaiimU- 

a. Variance, alienation, misnnder- 
btanding, dissension, Jarni^, breach, 
rupture, eolilsm, eontest, quari^ol, diB- 
piite, debate, controverBy, altercation, 
bickering, wrangle, Btrifo, falling out. 



ke, dissinillarjTarioaa, diverse. 



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DIFFICULTY 



Difltcolty, B. I. ArduoHaneaa. 

pemlexicy, exis:eiicy, t^l, {UlemTOEt, 
emWrmjeniBnt, emeigency, pineh, 
picblo, stand, dend-set, set Sist, deod- 
iDcl:, ciend-atani), Btand-atill, hoi-ns of a 
dilemma, np-biU wmk, eeu of tioublea, 
pack of troublsB, liard row to lioe, Laid 

Ditadeace, n. 1. IMslrnBt, donlit. 

a, BaijlifLilTieBB, timidity, sEieaplBh-' 
neBB, excreme modeet;, dietrust of one's 
eelf, IsOk 01 want <a self-reliance. 

Diffident, a. ■ 1. DlBtcustfnl, duubtftjl. 
t. Batibfnl. timid, sheepish, ov«r- 
aiodeet, dlatrimtftil of one's self. 

Dl&^iae, V. a. Dlspecss, scatter, dis- 
seminate, apread, drculato, propoxate, 
disttibutfi, pour out, send abroad, 
spread abroad. 

Diffnse, a. prolix, cOploae, lambllng, 
loose, -verbose, wordy, dlflmve, long- 
wlndM, long-spall, spun oat. 

Siffnsloni M. DtaparaiDn, spread, ex- 
tsntdon, propagation, cireulation, dle- 



, - — _. Excavate, flelve, scoop, 

lUTCK, hoUow out. 

i. Brealt op (soitA a aparfe, Soe, ^d.) 



(joitft o aparfe, hoe, *«.> 
ve, work wlm a spade. 



3. [At coUei/es, U. 5.] Flodding atu- 

Dlsest, B. 1. Pandect. 
a. Code, system. 

S. Abrid^ent, abstiaet, compend, 
compendium, opltoi-- — 



impend! 



spectus, breviat7, brit 



Dlsesii, V. a. 1. Metboaixe, systems^ 
tu^ arrange, codil^, claBsi^, dispose, 
niduce to ocdet. 

S. ConcocE, canreit into chyms. 

a. Study, ponder, comdder, con] 
plate, reOect upon, tiiinlc on, meditate 
upon, con over, revolve in the mlnd- 

4, {Chest.) Boften by a genUs hei 
macerate, steep, snail. 
DlgesUoii. H. 1. Methodizing, dlgei 
ing, clfutaitylng. 



rating, i 






Ulsnlflei 



1. Stalely, noble, mftlestic, 

a. 1. Advance, promote, 
t^An.L, Diuiuhle, prefer to olBce. 

a. Honor, grsce, adom, ^ve Instre 
to, add dignity to. 
Digotly, «■ 1. Kank, elevation, stand- 
ing, station, place, gcaatni 

exaltation, -' — ^ 

respCQlablll-^ . 
a. Slatellness, grandeur, majesty, 

elevation of aspect i 



ry. iionot, tepiitflbleneaa, 



. dotvn, thtoir dawn, sultbr t 

nilnptdatfld, a. Decayed, 

wafted, in injns. 
Dilapidation, ii. Euln, decay. 



>Uat«, V. a. Expand, extend, enlarge, 
widen, distend, swell. 

>ilatfi, o. !i. 1. Expand, widen, be dis- 
tended. 

a. Expatiate, descant, enlarge, dwelt, 
bBdfiruBe,lM prolix, launoU oat, OTBQch 
oat, sphi a long yam, beat about the 



Dilatory, a. Slow, tardy, lingering, 
loitering, Slusglali, la^ard, lagging, 
Iwhindhand, backward, procraiiunat- 

Dllomma, n^ .Quandary, strait, diffi- 
cult choice, puzzling alternative, awk- 
ward or bad predicament. 

DUtittante. ». V-t.\ 1, Amateur, oon- 



idy appUcatlon (to sobm 

Diligent, a. Asslduoua, sedulous, In- 
dusttious, active, busy, persevering, 
notable, hard-workiiu, at work, dili- 
gently employed, buaCy engaged, up 
and SHTiing, bosy as a bee, brisk as a 

. Attenuate, reduce, weaken, 

maKe imn, make weak. 
Dllnte, n. Tbin, diluted, attenoaled, 

weak, not strong, 
DUuilam, n. (Gtol.) Drift. 
Dim, a. 1. Dusky, dai'k, obscure, 

a. Dull, obtuse, ^ow to see. 
3. Darkened,obscurBd,clot[ded,Ctint, 
confuaed, shcm of Its beams. 
Dim, V. a. Dorluin, obscure, cloud. 
Dime,B. Ten cents. 
DlmeoBlon, it. 1. Extent, exteuMon, 

8. (Algdira.) Litei-al fector. 
Dimensions, «. pi. Size, magnitude, 
bulk, volume, bigiieas, capacity, ampli- 
tude, greatness, lorgenesti mass, mas- 



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DISAPPOINTMKNT 



Dli 



> or become less, be re- 

, n. Itecreaso, lessenin" 

decrement, reduction, abatemenl 
UiulnntlTe, a. Little, small, dv 
tiny, pnny, pjBmeEui, eontraote 

Dlu-BlgliCed, a. I^m-eyed, blear-ayad. 
Din, n. Noise, nproor, racket, clamor, 
' clatter, hubbub, hau.abaloi>. 
Dingle, n. Dule, dell, viUo, valley, glen. 
Ulns;, a. 1. Dun, dnsky, bl'ovrn. 

3. SoUed, sallied, dlcty. 
Dint, n. 1. Dent, liMlentaUon. 

DiooeB«, n. ^^oprie^ see, jnilsdlctlon 

or cLu^ of a blabop. 
Dlodan, n. Qlobe-llBb, poB'ec. 
I»loztde,n. Suboxide. 
Dip, V, a. 1. Inuoecse, plunge, donee, 

a. Take ontlteWt a ladle, cup, £c.j. 
Dip, c. n. 1. 1'hrust a ladle (lagi, <Ee., 
wioaliqiiid}. 
iSt Inellne, tend do^vnword. 
I 3. Ei^age ouraoiily, enter slightly. 

4* Dive, plunge, duck, piC^, UU' 

Diplomacy, n. 1, Art of n^otiatii^. 

S. Artful managoment. 
Dlplomatn, «. fFr.J Diplokatist. 
Diplomats t, 11. NegoUator, dlplomate 
Dlre,[i. DteaiUal, fearful, direful. tdiock' 

tag, terrible, borrid, borrible, awful, tor 

mc, tremendous. 
Direct, a. 1. Stralgbt, In a r^bt line 



blgnous, not eqnivocnj. 



sincere, Ingenuous, ^anlt 



8. Order, ccHsmiind, Instruct, 
scribe to, give directions to. 
4. Soide, lead, put upon the rigbt 

5- Address, superscribe. 
Directl»n, n. 1. Abn. 

3. Tendency, line of motion. 

3> Course, bearing, potat of compass, 

4. Management, oversigbt, euperin- 
t«ndence, government, control. 

5- Guidance, lead. 
8. Order, eonunanii, prescripUon. 
7. Address, sspersi^tlon. 
Dlieotlr, ad. l. In a stra^it line. Is a 



vualy, opanhr, wleiiout cicoumlot 
3. Immediately, qalckly. on 
Bpeedlly, soon, presently, ii 

mantlj, esbtah ' — 

witbout delay. 



i'ge,fl. Elegy, funeral BO 
Dirt, It. Filth foul m 



, oespicable, eoncempHble. 
Foul, befool, eoll, defile, 



„. , , . low, grovelling, 

sneaking, pidf ol,paltij, be^arly, scur- 
vy, eliabby.aespkable.ec"- "•■'- 



S. inability. Incapacity, Incompe- 
tence, impotence, taclmalnlity. 
Disable, u. a. ■ I, Wei^en, enfeeble, 
cripple, paralyse, aumun, disenable, 
deprive irf strength. 

a. Disqnality, Incapacitate, unfit, 
make Incapable. 
Dlsabose, v. a. Undeceive, set right. 
Dlsadvsnti^e, ti. 1. Unfavorableness. 
8. Injury, loss, dam^e, detriment, 
dlEseiTlce, prejudice, hurt. 
Dlaadvantageoos, a. 1. Un&vorable, 
ii.i.\(CTit>ie, taconvonlent. 

JuriouB, pr^ udldal, hurtful, detp 



DlsaB^otefL a. A]Ienal«d, estranged, 
dlssntistled, dialoynl. 

DisaHaction, n. Alienation, estrange- 
ment, breach, disagreement, disaaas- 
feodon, disloyalty, iS-will. 

Dlsaeree, V. n. 1. IMlftr, vary, be nn- 
likeT 

a. IMaaent, be of dlffinsnt opinions, 
dlifei in opinion. 

3. Quairel, wrangle, bicker, fivll out: 

4. Be unsuitable, be unat, be un- 
BulCed. 

Disagreeable, a. Unpleasant, unpleas- 
Ing, displeasing, distasteful, oifeiiflve. 

Dlsatfreemeiit, n. 1, mfb^rence, dia- 

siinBarity, unUkeness, dlssimihtude, 

diversity, discrepancy. 

iS. Dissent, diabrence of a[ 



Ing, dissension. Jarring, clashing, strilb, 

Suarrel, dispute, wrangle, Irtckerlng. 
iBllonr, V. a. 1. Prohibit, forbid, 
refuse permission to. 
S.B^Ieot, disapmnve, set aside, refuse 



qoaSh, vacate, aimul, abcdleji, abrogats, 
render void, set adde, do away. 

Disappear, V. fl. Yanlsh, be lost to 
view, pass out of ^ght. 

Disappoint, v. a. Balk, ftustraJe, IWl, 
defoat, baSie, dlaconeert. 

Disappointment, n. F^iure, miscar- 
riage, ftustratlon, ill socceas, want of 



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DISAFPKOBATION 1] 

IMBapprobatlan, n. Dislike, dlapleaa- 

uirti, uensiira, cilsa.pi)rov]il. 
DiaapproTal, 3t- I>lBapprob3,C!on. 
DiBappmve, r. a. 1. Sielike, i:aii<2eiiin, 

cenBure, regard as viong. 
a. K^ect, disallow, reftise or decUna 

I>lgana, v. a. 1. BepHva of arms. 

S. DIsablB, IncapacituM; renilerpov- 
ecieet, harraUga, ot iunocnons. 

Dlsarcangje, v. a. Dieotdet, luisetCla, 
deranga, disturb, put out of oi(]«r, tUrow 
fnto d&i»:der, tbrov into confusios. 

DlBBmv, n. ODntudon, disorder. 

TerBs, nlschauce, c^unlty, catasCro- 
pfce, blow, afaoka, cusnaltj. 
I>lBa4troii«, a. Calajolt^us, nnfoitu- 
nato, nnluctr, hftpleea, untowar' ■— 
prospecDUB, Ill-fated, ill-starred. 

. disallow. 
Disband, 



TMscfiJiQ, iUeowii, deny, 

reak up, dismiss tiom 

ite, disperse. 



military service. 

■iBbana.ii.)!. Swiarat., — ^ — , , 

tcr, breali np, reaiB from militai-j 



Disbelief, n. 1. Scepticism^ InfidellCy, 
refusal to beliere. 

S. DlsUiiat, Iniaedalit", want of be- 
lief. 

Dlsbelli 

Distwliei... 

Bdel, MISOBBAMT. 



Distwlierer, n. Unbeliever, sceptic, in- 



reUeve. 



Dlsburaemei 
Dlabnrtlien, 
Dlsoard, v. 



Spend, expend, lay out, 
1, n. Expenditure. 



1. DlSBUBDEN. 

3. Dismiss, discbarge, casblar, break, 
Discern! o. o. 1. Maorlminata, distln- 



ii<~<, ""•" 1^^ disllDCtteitB ot. 

3. Perceive, see, disooTer, descry, b 






m^e ^ttnotlon^ 
DlsoK^nUlIe, 

' able, to be dl 

Inj;, sa^adone, peisplcacionB, judidons, 
luiate, intsU^ent, Ingenious, clear- 
headed, dear-alghted, kesn-slgbted, 
quick-Blghlfld, eagle-eyed, '-—■'■ — -•■ 
Ai^us-eyed. 

I>iaGeFiuuent, n. niBcrlnainatlou, saga- 
city, sbrewdness, sharpness, t>riglitness, 
astutenese, acuteness, dsveruess, per- 
Bpleadty, ingenuity, penetration, in- 
Hglit, iu<^ment, inleOigenoe, toother 
wit, quick parts. 

Disobiu^e, B. t. 1. Unload, dlsbnrdei 
anbnrden, relievs of a load, 
ft. Emit, expel, excrete, eject, Hiro' 



DISCOMFORT 

3. Sot off, fire olf, let By, give vontti 

4. Pay. liquidate, OS 



e, destroy, put away, clear 



9. B^Diove, tolie out (as the cargo qf 

10. {Law.) Cancel, roselnd, annul, 
nulliiy, Uivalldato, make TOid. 

llgchai^je, a. 1. Unloading, disbor- 
d^dnz. 

a. Emls^on, ejection, expolsion, eir 
creUon, vent, oTacnatlon. 

3. Blring, explosion, blast, burst, 
Sling off, 

4. Obseriance, partomiaBCB, folfll. 



O. Payment, settlement, Uqnldation, 
Batlsfkctlon, clearance. 

Q. !BeleaBD, liberation, exemption. 

T. Aoqulttal, exonsraUon, absolu- 
tion. 
Disciple, n. 1. Scholar, papH, learner. 

3, Follower, adherent, partisan, snp- 

Dbciplinai'tan, ». MabTINET, enfor- 
cer of discipline. 

DiBclpllue, n. 1. Instruction, ti'aiiitng, 
drilling, drill, exeroisB, educaUon, cnT- 
tuce, Boliooling, breeding. 
a. Sal^ecJion, control, regnlatlon, 

tion, caatlgation. ' 
Discipline, v. a. 1. Instinct, tioin, 
breed, educaW, Madi, drill, exercise, 
form bring up. 

3. E^olate, control, goyem, Bchool, 
bring undci Enl^cction. 

3i Punish, chastise, correct, casUr 

Disnlsim, v. a. 1, IMsown, disavow, 
deny any knowlectes of. 

Disoialmer, n. ' 1. Dlsovowol.' 

a. (Zaw.) Eennnclatlon ((jT a etoim 
oratafe), relinquisbroeni. 
Disclose, V, a, l. Uncover, expose, 
bring to view, bring to llghti 

3. Beveol, divulge, show, unlbld, nn- 
vail, tell, uttei, betray, comiauiilcaie, 
lay open, make known. 
Disclosure, n. Bevelalion, expoenre, 

Discomfit, k a. Defeat, overthrow, 
rout, overcome, overpower, conquer, 
Tanqniah, subdne, Mat, checkmate, 

Eot to fligbt, pnt down, get the upper 
and of, scatter in flgllt. 
Discomfiture, ». Kou^ defeat, over- 

Dlsoomfort, n. Uneaslnees, disquiet, 
inquietude, Iroublo, annoyance. 



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DISCOMMODE 



Die b anno; 



dleMTflBge, embroil, Jumb 
confuse, diatuib, tliravr in <J 



DISCItlHINATE 

Discourse, »■ 1. IRart.] Seaaoo, tea- 
SDning facility. 

S. DlsaertatlDn, treatlBe, dlaqnldUon, 
liomllT, sermon. 
S. OonTeiBation, tali, oral commu- 



it. Displease, (Usqaiet, ruISe, agitate, 

s, worry, annoy, plagna, trouble, 

fret, netUe, irrita.ie, provoke, 



harass, 
a. Disconcert, perplex. 



ompOBare, «, 1. Darangement, 

tnaion. 

. Agitation, disquiet, Tmeasincss, 

oncert, v.a. 1. Frnsttal«, defiBat, 
mrt, contravene, interrupt, nndo. 
. Dlecampose, confuse, perplex, be- 
der, ambarraas, disturb, abaab, put 



DlBEonsolate, a. Inconsolable, desolate, 
forlorn, herat-brolian, broken-hearted, 
comfortless, oheerlesa, sorrowful, mel- 
anoboly, aao. 

... -—(;,«, DissatueacUon, uncatf- 



rai^on, BUBpenatcoi, interrupdon, stop' 
page, stop, brealdi^ off. 

DJBcontiDae, D. a. Intermit, Bb^, Inter- 
rupt, break oif, leave off, put an end to. 

IMscoutinnoIul.a. Interrupted, broken 
oK 

DiscoTTd, n. 1. Diaagreement, conten- 
tion, stnfe, dissension, 
B. Disaouance, discordance, barab- 

Discordauee, ) ». 1. Disagteement, 
DlBcoFdoncf, ) inoonslstenoj, incon- 

gcuits% opposltian, aonfllot. 
^ 19. iMBDOrd, dlBBonance. 

. 1. Dteagraelng, Inoon- 



B, repufnani^ L. 

j. IHasonant, baisb, Jarring, luliar 

Hjiint, n. Allowatice, deduction, re 



sbame, put out of cc 



(enance. 



dioir disapproi 
■Msooui'^re, v. a. 1, 

jdrtt, depr^s, deject. 

9. IHsenade, deter, — ^ 

S. Disl^ior, discouiLlcnance, throw 

..,j — -■■jTupon, put a damper on. 



Dtacoiiraeemi 

e. DlBiuasi. 

a. Embarra 
stada, impedi 
ket. coWwate 



, dehi 



tlscourse, V. ». 1. Speak, expatiate, 
bold fortb, deliver a discourse. 

a. Talk, converse, parl^, confer, 
advise, bold a conversaHon, Sold a par- 
lev or conference, talk toEetber. 

>lBcoi.rse,B.a. ttter, e^lt, give forth. 

>lBC(iuiteoiui, a, Undvtl, Impolite, 
uncourtly, uncomplidsant, uncentie- 
maiily, diBrespectfoL, inurbane, unman- 
nerly, unoourteous, lude, ill-brad, III- 
mannerad. 

tisodDrteBy, «. Incivility, Impolite- 
naas, rudeness, inurbanity, ill-breedlnif. 

Maeover, v. a. 1. KeveBl, communi- 
cate, tell, disclose, exhibit, show, mani- 
fest, make mamtest, impart, make 
known, lay open, lay bare, expose to 



gettlie 

behold, 

I, revelation, 

mdine.lindtng out. 
Irat sight, first view. 
Discredit, «. 1. DIsbeUef, distrust, 
doubt. 
3, IMarepute, dishonor, diagraM, n 

proaoh, opprob ■ "■ "- - 

fenominy. Ill re 



a. Ascertain, detect, find ou 
first knowledge of. 

3. Deaeiv, olscein, espy, se. 
get aiglt of, get a glimpse of. 
>lHcovery,K. 1. 1"-"'— — ■ ~ 
niakii^ known. 



irium, ob^au 



DiB< 



1. DlBbeUeve. give 
cranii m, place no conUdence in, raf 
credence to. 
a. Di^race, dishonor, brli^ re^i 

iflflenue in, 

„.„., : idistaateful. 

Msereditable, a. Disgraceful, diarep- 

ufable. 
>lscreet, a. Pmdent, cautions, jnd' 

clous, wise, circumspect, conaldarat 

bee^ml, wary; npt rash, heedless, i 

headlong. 



DlEcrepiu>oy> i gridty, dieagreemer 

contrariety. Inconsistency, variation. . 
Discrepant, a, TlVkTiDS, dlaagraeing, 

ineongmous, InconBisteni, contrary. 
Dlacrets, a. 1. Separate, dlBtillct, dls- 

Jnndi, not conUunoiu. 
it, IMgJnncllve, disoretlTe. 
Disopetion, n. 1. PbjwBsOB (t» Smigg 

immediatel)/ b^/bre as), Judgment, eau- 



y of 
Judgment. 

Dlscretive, a, Diajnuctive, diserete, 
Discrlmin&t«, v. a. Diatingulab, mark 

the difference bcWean. 
Disoi^iiitnate, u. n, Distlnguieli, mafce 

a distinction, note dllferonces, judge 

nlcoly or accurately. 



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DISCKIMINATION 



Dlscrimiaation, n. 1. Dlslliv 
a. Disoemment, penetratloi 

neSB, judgment, ea^unty, inslgiiu 
Dltcrimlnatlve, a. alsetimiialiiig, 

distJRgulsbing, cliuraoterislug, dtetlnc- 

DlBcaTElve, a. i. Seasoning, argumen- 
' ^Ive, capable of reasoning, 
a. Koving, wanilertne, rambling, des- 
ItoFT, that tahes a wide range. 

"— it^aiek. 

Debate, dn, cunvoss, 
ventilate, agitaM, argue, reason abont. 
DlwmsBlon, n. Debate, ventilation, t^- 
totlon, dlBiuMtlr- •*■—■-'—— — 



DiBcnT 



:, dispub 






Disdain, 

Morti, spurn, loolt down upoi 

contempt^ consider beneatn n 

Disdain, n. Scom, Gontempt, 

mely, liaugbtinesa, arrogance, 

Dlsdainfol, a. Scornful, contsmptuous, 

cavalier. 



BaporciUous, oontamelious, baugbty, 



1, IndlspoEldon, 
--1, a. DlBordsrr., 
a, sickly, dott. 



Dlsembatrass, i. „. .^., 

catfl, release, disbUFden, dieenci 
ease, rid, free, clear, set free. 

Disembodied, a. Unbodied, incorporeal, 
Immateclal, epir"""' 



IMsen 



„,^ „,., ji a Hver), dlecbarge itself, 

be dlscUai^d. 
Disembc^ruementjit. Discharge, Isauo. 
IMBembowd.D.K. Eviscerate, embowel, 

take out tlie bowels of. 
DiiMnLbPOil, v, a. Disentangle, free 

froni pecpleillT, eitrioale from confa- 

ItisenaUe, v. a. Disqaali^, disable, 
unlit, Incapacltatfi, make Incapable 

XMsenaliiulb, v. a. Free from enebant- 
ment, deliver llom illusions. 

Disencnmber, v. a. Disburden, dis- 
engage, disembarrass, release, ease, rid, 

Disengage, v. a. 1. Belease, exCricaU, 
liberate, clear, dlsentajiele, disembroil, 
disembarrass, loose, uzuoose, free, "'^ 

Separate, detach, divide, dlaji 



dlsunlle. dissociate. 
- "ithdrai 



can, dra- 



cnjJea, 



lUsei^ai 

Jniaisae^io9Dtr n. 1. Detachment, 
BspaSoon. 

8. Liberation, release, extrication, 
disentanglement. 
3. Leisure, freedom from business. 
JHsennuble, v. a. Degrade, dl^caco, 
make Igoable. 



overthrow, annul d acoi 
gate, set aside, do away. 
JMsestabUsIunent, n. (Bare Aboil t n 



aimulmmt, disc 



ancB,ab oga n. 



Disregard, D BFAYOB. 
._- Disregard, dlsesteem, dis- 
like, disrespect. 

DisitsnTe, v. a. Defbrm, deRce, mar, 
injure, spoil, make iKly, make un- 
rfghtly. 

I>l9agiiPem«iit,n. Deftcement, injury. 

DishwichlBe, v. a. Deprive of a frnD. 
clilse, deprive of chartered rights or the 
privileges of a citizen. 
llsfonSsli, If. a. Unfarnlsb, strip, di- 
vest, dismantle, dl^aiidah. 
■iseiimisli, V. a. DiSFnRSiaH. 
'Isgorge, «■ o. 1. Vomit, spew, east 

a. Eject, discharge, throw out. 

3, KeUnquiah, surrender, yield, ^ve 

Disgrace, n. 1. Pisfavor, degrada- 

S, Dlshonar, discredit, disrepute, dis^ 
esteem, shame, reproach. Ignominy In- 
famy, opprobrium, obloqny, odium, 

Disgtww, V. K. Dishonor, disoiedit, de- 
— j_ ■•-•---fB^ tarnish, st^n, sally, 
ihame, reproach, dishonor, 
ifulrH- Sbamefnl, igaominious. 



scandalous, dishonorable, discreditable, 
disreputable, infamons, opprobrious. 
Disguise, V, a. Conceal [iy tft-esi or out- 
ward ^^pearance], cloak, veil, shroud, 
muffle, mask, hide, dissemble. 

feStota."^ ' " ' '^^' ™™ 
a. False appearance, counterfeit 

Dlseiilsed, a.. 1. Cloalied, masked, 
v^d, in dlsguiae. 
H, Intoxic^ed, inebriatoil, drnnken, 



drnnh, fuddled, tipsy, 



Uquc 



audlini 



cups, half seas over. 
Disgust, n. 1. Kauseo, disrelish, dis- 
taste loathti^. 

a. Dislike, repugnance, aversion, an- 
tipathy, abomination, detestation, ab- 

Msguet, V. a. i> Sicken, affect wiUi 

one's eiimacli. 
a. Displease, offend. 
Dlsgnsting, a. Nauseous, nauaeatli^, 
loathsome, siokening, i^enulBlve, cevolt- 
li«, offoiisive, distasteful, odious, haM- 
m, foul, abominable. 



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. Dispirit, discoucagR, 



bishem-ien, v. < 

d^ect, depress, 

AlBlied, a. t/flUf.) 1. Ruined, spoUed. 
a. Finetrateil, liaUced, foiled, baffled, 
d!econceri«d, diBappointed. 

IMBhevelled,a. Disordered las tAeftair), 
untrinmiBd, liangine loosely or negll- 
aentlj', »t loose ends. 

Dlshlne, a. Concave, dtsh-Uke. 

Dlsli-llke, a. IHslilDe, coacaie, shaped 
like B. dlsli. 

IMslionest, a. Faitblees, knavish, fltlee, 
imfolr, disingenuous, iraudaleatt de- 
ceiUttl, treBclieronB,BlttipeT;,'iinaBTapn' 
lous, perfidlons, wicked, fOus-liearted. 

THehoneiityp fl, Tmnrobity, ItaliJileB^ 
neu, laiavery, treaofiery, talsehood, de- 
oelWilness, p^Hdiousness, wickednesB. 

IMslioiior, n. Dishonor, di^Tnoa, dts- 
cTBdlt, dlarepute, reproaoli, degrada- 
tion, Bhame, Ignominy, obloquy, infamy, 
opprobrium, odium, scandal, abase- 



, briuf 






*' 'Sande 



„ *, debauch, (avleli, deflour. 

Disbon 

diooa, lnfunoi_, „. _. 

Dtsh-waslier, n. Gooaandei, wngtall. 
dun-diver {Mergiis merffcmser or Mer- 

InslnolinaUon, f^- ladisposltlDni re- 
luctance, repugnance, aversion, un- 

IMsincHne, v. a. Make averse. 
Dislnallned, a. Unwilling, indisposed, 

reluctant, averse. 
DisintSct, V. a. Deodorize, fum^te, 

Dislnffenuoiis, a. ITn&lr. dishonest, 

sly, inddious, decaltfuli kuavish, Ihls^ 
&i1aa-Iiearied, not frank, not open. 

Dlalnteerate, -' - "^ "- —-'-—*- 

fragmBuH '■- 



iMslilce, V. a. IMsreliBh, have an aTei>- 

don to. 
Dlsllmb, D. a. IMsmember, mutilate. 
Dlslocste, V. a. 1. Displace, disarrange, 

S. I^oint, luxate, put out o( Joint- 
Dislocation, Ji. 1. Derangement, dls- 
placement. 

a. Luiation, di^olntlng. 
Dlaloilge, B. a. Expel, oust, ^ect, drive 

DisIoyt^,a. tTuhdtliAil, unduljful, dls- 
^bcted, Oithless, Ealse, treactiamiB, 

Dlilii7(tlty. ». TTTiPtiHifiiiimm, anduU- 
Mneas, sfithleeBnees, tnwJisry, jpeiA- 
dy, want of loyalty, lack of cdelity, 
derellctlan of aUe^ncfl. 

Disniul, a, 1. Cheerless, gloomy, dark, 
dull, dreary, lonesome. 

e. Melancholy, moumfui, sad, dole- 
Sil, dolorous, sombre, Ingubrioua, fu- 

3. Horrid, horrible, terrible, dhs, 

frightful. 
Disninlg, R. pi. {Wifb The prefixed] 

Mblakcboly, low spirits, the blobs. 
DiBmanUo, v. a. 1. Unrig, strip of 

coverh^, deprive of apporBtaa or tOml- 

a. Despoil, demolish, devastate, de- 
stroy, raze, pull to pieces. 

DiBiuay, D. n. I'errlfy, fttohten, appall, 
aflright, scai-e, daunt, amrm, lutimi- 
dato, paralyze with fbar. 

Mamay.n. Terror, itigll^ aitH^t, fear. 



i, break to pieces. 

. v.a. Exliuma, unbury, i 

entomb, d^ nj- 



DIbIi 



DislntliraU, v. a. Liberate, ftee, 

lease, set free. 
IMsJoln, V. o- Disunite, separate, divide, 

part, sunder, sever, dissever, detach, 

IMi^olnt, t>. a. %. I^slocate, luxat«, put 

S. Unlooise, disconnect, disjoin. 
IH^tnnctinn. »- Separadon, discounoo- 
, tlon, disasSLXilatlon, disunion. Isolation, 

IM^iinotlve, a. Dis)cdnlng, discreUre. 
IMik, ». 1. Quoit, mscuB. 



ab, dliyoint. 



lutllate, dlB- 



MsmlsB, V. a. 1. Sendaway,givefe 
to go,permit to go. 
it. XHEuhatgo, discard, cashier, ti 



DIan 



!, Disoliaiga, 



, perrolsdon to go, 
liiVomofflee. 



descend, get dr 



bring down. 

Alight {jyoBt a horse), 

liiediniGe, ». InfracUon or viola- 
Disobey, t 



»■ Tran^res,, , „_, _ 

at deHnnce, go counter to. 
DlBoblii^, V. a. Displease, oShnd. 
Dlsobll^ng:. a. Unaccommodaljni:. ni 



organiiatlon, irregularity, J nn 



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. Distamper, oomplainl 



Dlaordor.r.o. 1. I>eriwiEe, fliaMranse, 

diBorgnnize, throw liito coiifiisloii, turn 
lopBy-tiirvy, put out of place 
a. Impair tlie fimeUona of, prodaoa 

rtisoPderly, a. 1. ImmeUiodlcal, Irreg- 
ular, counted, nut in ordoc. 
B. Lawlesa, rebellious, turbulent, ua- 

rolf, tuIUDltUDDB. 

DiBorganizatian, f 



1, Disorder, do 



I, disavow. 



. 8, DeBtPUOtlOn, dlaaoluUon. 
. DlBai^anlEe.v.a. 1, Disordec, derange, 

disarrange, put out of ordor, throw into 

dlBOider. 
a. Destroy, biealc op- 
Disown, ». a. I. Dlai 

refuse to acknowledge. 
S. Deny, disallow. 
DlBparaKe, o. a. Depredate, deeiy, re- 

piooch, traduce, vUi^, de&une, nudei- 

Tiilue, underrate, underestlmaee, run 

domi, detract Oom, dentate &am, 

speak 111 o^ Inv^gh ogidust' 
IHitpacaxeiiieilt^n. DenreotaMon, daro- 

gwion, detiaetlbn, underralulng, un- 

deiiatli^, indignity, diehonor, diagrace, 

leproadi, dlsyralse. 
Dlspat4ty, n. !■ Inequality, dlflbronco, 

disproportion, 
it. rasslnilUtnde, unllkeness. 
Dispart, V. a. Sunder, dfaunlfe, aepa- 

raie, divide, sever, diseever, buret, tend, 

live, cleave, split, break asunder. 
DiBp&Tt. V. n. Separate, port. 
Dlspaesian, ». Apathy, lusenslbUlty, 



sdbllil;, CO 



B, (lolncBS, to 



Dlspassloiute, a. 1. Unlmpassloned, 
inipertnrbable, inexeitable, unexolted, 

.'composed, ooUectad, temperate, undis- 
turbed, untuflled, qnlet, calm, cool, 

Impartial, nnblaased, dMnter- 



Impartlal, 
1, indi^rent 



pat to death, sand out o 

3. Hasten, expedite, ai 

quicken, &rward, pv"^ - 



'dl^ 



i, ealerity. 



. luwoKe, coiumnnicatjon, i 

Dlspel.v.a. Disperse (conl}>^te?!;),eeD 
tar, dissipute, banish, delve away. 

DlspensaUon, ». t. IMstributum, a 
portionroent, allotment. 
a. Administration, stewordeMp. 

4. Examptiun t/Wmi. some law), 

Dispensatory, n. Pharmaeopojla. 
Dispense, i. a, t. Dietribute, apuor- 
tlDU, allot, deal out. 



3. Admlniefer, apply, exeouta, oairy 

liep^so iritli, 1> Do without. 
it. DlEregard, ne^et, set aside. 
3. [llisn.] Eicuse, exonerate. 
Dlspeuser, n. IMatribntor, divider. 
Dispeople, IT. a. Depopulule, unpeople. 
Dispfirse. v. a. 1. Scatter, sepaTate> 
dlSElpato, dispel, dri ve lo diflerent partB, 

3. DilTuse, diBBemluate, spread. 

Disperse, v- »■ Scatter, soparate, be 
scattered, go diiferent ways. 

Dispersion, -x. Scattaring. 

Dispirit, V. a. Dishearten, depress, de- 
ject, diBcourage. 

Dispirited, a. D^ected, dleheartened. 
dBpressed, discouraged, down-lieartad, 
downcast, despondent, cast down, oreat- 
Ihlleii, ohap'fallen, down ill tlie 

place, chains 

3. Depose, oust, dlsmlas. discharge, 
c^hler, ^ect from odlcc. 
Display, o. a. l;*Expand, unBjld, ex- 
ieiid, open, spread. 

3. lixbiblt, altow, bring ' Into view, 
hold up to view, make nianlftst. 
3. Farade, show off. 
Display, n. 1. Exhibition, manifesta- 



iilie, dietaatfi, disapprol 



e, injury. 

Dlsplode, V. a. ji It. Explode. 

Dlspopt, n. [Poeikai.] Flay, amuse- 
ment, diversion, pasUmo, sport. 

Disport, V. a. Amuse, divert, entertain, 
cheer, solace, beguile, relax. 

Disport, D. n. Flay, gambol, fcollo, 
spurt, make merry. 

Disposal, ». 1. Arrai^tement, dispo- 

a. Management, control, govecnmerit, 
regulaUon, dlBpoaote, direuUon, order- 
ing, conduct. 

3. Dispensation, di 



3. Adjust, rogulato, settle, determine, 

3. Incilno, lead, move, induce, bias, 
predispose. 

alfciialo, part' with,' put out' of one's 
poBseeuion, get rid or. 
a. Determine the condition of, arrange 

3, Semove, pat away, get rid oL 



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trfbuter.d. .. , 

3. R^ulator, director, go^ 

tlgpoBltlou, n. 1. IMspadng, i 



4. Temper, Inclinfttion, prerllspo- 
^tion, propen^ty, Immor, bent, bloa, 

, diatrlbution, 1)6- 

1. Deprive, dliest, 



1, H. 1. IifpiiiatloD, 
Onstei, dtssaistD. 
. Maniieantent, direc 



metry^ 
S. Disparity, Inequality, nnsuiCabie- 

Dlspropoitionalia. BispROFoitTioi;- 

l>l&pFOp4>rtli>iia.te, a- 1> Unsynunet^ 

8. Ina^Ieqnate, nnsulCable. 
I>lBurave, v. a. Confute, rei^t^ show 

DlBpntable, a. Controvertible, debut 

Me, doubW. 
Slgnntant, n. Contii)iereiEili9t, argai 

deWtar, dlspntsr. 
mspntatlon, «. Debate, dispute, co 

troversy, argumentation, iverluu co 

IMspntatlons, a. Cayilling, eaptioi 
contentious, quarrelsome, polemical. 



Dispute, B, a. i. DtA)s.ie, dlscoee, ^- 
tato, venttlata, argue, reason about. 
it. Conti^nert, impugn, call in quee- 



oontest,' verbal quarrel, war of words, 
Dlsputer, n. Debater, controvereiatist. 



msquidlflcatiDV 



DlaqaalU'y, v, a. Unlit, disable, 
Dlsqiilet, »■ Unea^ness, leeUeeeneiss, 



disturbance, aniiety, vesatlon, trouTJo, 
disquietude, iuqaietuile. 

disturb, worry, liaroHs, plagne, botber, 

molest, pester, incommode. 
Dlflqnietode,!!. UneaalnesB, dibqdibt. 
Disqulgition, ». Dissertation, treatise, 

discourse, esa^ formal inquiry. 
Dlsregtuditt. Heeleat.eUgbt.conteiapt. 
Disregard, v. a. Neglect, slight, orer- 

ioali, contemn, pay no attention to, pay 

no lieed to, pay no regard to, t^e no 

notice of, turn a deaf ear to. 
Dlsi'ellsh, n. l. Dislike, distaste, irant 

% Aversion, antipatliy, tepi^nance, 

DisreliEii, v. a. Dislike, loatlie, bare 

Dlsreputabie, a. I>iscro(litable, dis- 
honorable, diegraceful, sbameful, scan- 
dalous, infemotiB, omuvbrious, oeroga- 

Dlsreiinte, li- Discredit, dlslionor, dis- 
grace, inglorlousness, degradation, 
dori^atiou, abasement, odium, til re- 

ence, sUglit, neglect. 
3. Iiuavility, dlBCoiirteny, ludeneas, 
Disrespectfnl, a. t. Irreverent. 

8. Uncivil, impolite, ungeiitlemanly, 
diacourtfloua, uncourteous. 
Disi'ob^, V. a. Divest, stJip, undceES, 

Disruptlan, n. Breacb, rent, rnptare, 

bursE, breiAing aennder. 
Dissatisfbotlon, ii. 1. DiscaDtant, un- 

SS. Displeasure, dlataste, dislike, dis- 

approbaflon. 
Dissatisfied, o. Disconlsnted, uneasy, 

displeased. 
Dtsseot, V. a. 1> Anatomize, cot In 



investigation, sMUng. 

Disseize, v, a. Dispossess, oust. 

Dissemble, V. a. 1. Conceal, bide, dis- 
guise, cloak, cover. 
Z. Feign, simolate, afTeet. 

Dissemble, v. n. Feign, be bypocritlcal, 
play tbe liypoeilte, play a part. 

DlBsemliler, n. Hypoorlto, feigner. 



Dlssemluale, V 

lilfiiso, disperau, 
spread abroad. 

Eion, propagation, scatterlog, apread- 



Disseminatioaf n. Diffusion, disper- 
sion, propagation ---^'--■---- ■* 
ing, promulgation 



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DlBSevep, v. a. IHtdoin, dissodnte, die- 
uniw, sepacatfl, part, aundor, dinpart, 
dtvids, rsnd, sever. 



litadfc^diveriiHy, .. . , 
_ -BSlmUltude, Ik DiSBiuiLABCi^. 
Dissimulation, ii. Hypocriay, deceit, 
duplioity, simulation, lelgBluB, double 

dealing, mlse — " 

DissipBte, V, 

it. Waete, eguaiider, lavish, spend 
lavishly, run out, tlirow away. 
Itissipirt^ V, n. 1. VMilali, disappear, 

e. Live dissolutely, prsetiEe dissipa' 

Dlgglpatian, «. 1. Dispersion, soatter- 
ine, vaDistilng. 
%. Waste; squnnderlne. 
3, Dissolutflnesa, proil^acy, eiieaa. 
Diseoolate, v, a, IXitJoin, dlEnoite, sep- 
arate, sever, illssevec, divide, part. 



a- I>econipositioii, putrefioUon. 

~ "— *'■ deeease, eitinclion of life. 



3. uestroy, n 
d'to, break oj 



0, break apart. 

brli^ to an end, pi 

1. Malt, liquefy, be 

3. Vaulsli, disappear, fitde, melt 
iva;, be dissipated. 
3. Ferish, crumble, be desttoyedi 
eouaucB, n. 1. Discord, dlso 
nee, iiaialmess, Jatring, want of ] 



a. Disagreeing, 1 
tdstent, dtacrepanC 



. BebortaUon, dies 



deborta- 
syllables. 



DiEsoasive, « Di<isijasii. 
DigEuaslve, a Disaiiadi 

tory, tending to dissuade 
Diasyllalile, .! Word of 1 
"^iataia, » a IPoelvxU] Slmo 

'istance, n. 1' Kemot^ness, apace, in- 

a. Keserve, coldness, abyneas, distant 

jstanee, a. a. Outdo, sucpase, excel, 
outatrlp, leave beblud. 
Distant, a, 1. Bemote, fni, not near. 

ii, tteserved, sby, cold, cool, eoy, not 
eordial. 

3. Slight, iUnt, indirect, Indlslinct, 

Distaste, n. DSsrelMi, dialacUnatlDn, 

aversion, dislilte, re -" ' 

displeaauie, dlssaldB 



J, malady, o( 



a. IMsagreeable, 
ant, unpleaslDfr 

plaint, disorder, ail, i^lment, 'illness, 
indisposiUon, si " 



dered, out of order. 
S. Immoderate, ' 
nate, unregulated. 
Distend, u. a. Expand, 



Diseased, dlBor- 

ititemperate, Inordl- 

ilote, bloat, 

Dilation, enlargement. 



snalllug, eipaneion, stretdilne. 
Distich, ft. Couplet, eonpls oTvei 
Distil, V.H. [Written also .ZMstW.] 



,„ , , DiHstitt.] Drop, 

drip, trickle, dribble, Oil Indnin. 
i»slU, V. a. [Written also BiBHU-l 1. 
Drop, let ibll in drops. 

a. Separate by evaporattou, extraet 
by heat. 
. 3* Bxtract spirit i^mn. 
DistJnet, a. 1. Separate, different, not 

a. Definite, defined, clear, pl^ 
mistakable, unconfueed, not ol 
not dim, well defined. 
DlstiuDtioii, «. 1. DlsGrtminati< 
tation of diU'erence. . 

9. BeputB, reputation, celebrity, note, 
name, mine, renown, account^ ersdit, 
respectability, eminence, superiority. 
Distinctive, a. DlstlTLguishlug, dlscrlm.- 
■--"— -'— aclerMng. 

, B. 1. Kfferente. 
9R, precision, persplcn 
iocidness. 
t>. a. 1. Ghaiacterize, 

linate, discern, perceive. 



Dlstl 



^ow^tho^dfflbrenco. 
I>istinc(iis1uLble, o 
visible. 

a. To be dlsting 
nized as distinct. 



L, Separable, di- 
ed, to be recog- 



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DISTINGUISHED 1! 

-SlBtliiBniglied, a. IUusMouk, famous, 
noted^ emlneut, conepicoone, cetebcal' 
ed, extraordinu'y, (ranacendent. 

Dlatoi't, V- a. 1, T\Tlet, writtie, wrest, 

S. Fervei't, mlerepreaent, talsttv, 
Btraln tbe senae of. 
Distortion, n. 1. Twist, wiyneaa,. con- 



ttTBst, V. a. Forplax, confuEB. dis- 
HUpoBe, hotaBS, diBturb, disconcert, 
Bwilder, coufoimd, mjstify, smbar- 

ttraotecl. a, 1, Perplexed, confused, 
BwUdered, embarmBBcd. 
S* Beranged, Insane, mad, franllc, 
idouB, rrnuig. 

■■' " . 1. Oonfnsicni, perplKt- 

- ibj, fliimairjuniment, bewilderment ab- 
BtrocUon, myBUUcatian. 

9. DlBturbanca, diBcord, tiuunlt, dis- 
order, division, perturbation, commo- 
Uon, turmoil, figftailon. 

3. l>Bran£ement, madtiGBS, ravir^, 
Insanity, aUenatlon, eiberratlon, incu- 
hereoce, wandeiing, tiellilum, mania, 
lunacy, raving, liSlucinaClon, loss of 
the aenaee, diaordered intellect or Gicul- 
idea, Ioes oC renEon. 
Distrain, v. a. ILmo.) Seize IJbr debt), 

take, attach, dlBti-cnE. 
DistreBB, n. 1. Affliction, calamity, 
misery, mlsCbrtnne, advcrdty, boiU- 
ship, trial, trouble, pBlplexity. 
d, Ang:idsh, agony, pain, sufi^dng. 
■ gripe, erlplnj. 

3* ^ivatlcn, destitution, poverty. 



.i. ILatB.) Take, s^e, distrain, 
DiBtrllnite, «. a, 1. Apportion, as^gn, 
allot, dlapense, mete, divide, share, par- 
cel oat, deal oat, iioitlon out. 

a. Classify, c^BB, aiTHnge, assort,' 
dispose. 
Disti'Ibntlon, n. 1. Apportionment, 
allotment, osdgnmeiit^ dole, partiljon,. 
division, dispenaadon. 

a. Airaiigement, dasslflcatton, dis- 
posal, dispasidon, gi-ouping. 
Dlstiict, «. Keglon, tiaot, territory, 

(drciiit, province, qnapter. 
Dlstpngt, V. a. Sisbelieve, disoredit, 
doubt, suspect, misliast, not i^ ui>on, 

Dlstmst, «. Disbelief, discredit, Bus- 
plelon, misgiving, mistrust, want of 
conUdonce. 
DlstmstlUl.a. 1. Suspicious, mlstrnst- 
ful, apt to distrust. 
S. Diffident, not confiilont. 
■ Dlstarb, V. a. 1. Agitate, shake, stir, 
derange, disorder, confuse, unsetUe, 
throw into conCu^an, put Into disorder. 
St. Molest, annoy,dlsquiet^ vex, ruffle, 
worry, plague, trouble, molest, incom- 

3* interrupt, Impede, hinder. 



S, perturbation, moiestatJoi 

ice, discomposure. 

3. Interruption, hinderance. 



dhynn 



3. Schism, breach, rupture, fbud. 
Disunite, V. a. Di^oin, dissociate, sep- 
arate, sever. dlBsever, part, divide, de- 
tadi, dissociate, sunder, be separated, 
DiBTinite, v. n. Part, separate, tall as- 
■ '■■ beseparf'-' 






Desuetude, 6 



3. Eivulet, brook, 
Ditty, «. Song, lay. 
Dluiiiia,a. iialiy, QuoHdlan. 
Dlutiimal, a. JLastlng, of long dnra- 

Dlntumlty, it. Long duration, long 
DiTaK»tioi>,ii. [Bore.l Wandering, ram- 
Divan', B. 1. Turkish conndl of state. 



Divaricate, w. n. Mvei^, 



wl^lJr 



oa, spread asi 

DivaricatJon, n. Divergence, forking, 

separaOon, spreading. 
Dive, V. «. 1. Plni^. 



one point in dlftoBnt L_ „ 

3. Divaricate, separate, branch 

lver|»llce, n. 1. Kadiatian. 
«. MTHilctrfloIl, forking, 



Vaiions, sevoto^ sundry, 
numerous, many. 
Diverse, a, Dinerent, dlfibring, nnllke, 

varying, muldfbrm. 
DivereiS, V. a. 1, Variegate, vary, 
malie dllferent, give vaiiety to. 
8. Dapple, spot. 
DiverBion, it. 1. Tumiiw; aside. 

Z, Amusement, recreation, posdme, 

sport, play, entertainment, r^xaUon. 

diversity, «. 1. Difference, disaimili- 



._. , entertain, rourente, please, 

gratify, del^ht, exhilarate, refresh. 

Divest, w. a. Deprive, strip, dlapcssess. 

Divide, K. o. 1. Sever, sunder, part, 

Bcporate, cleave, disunite. 

~ Keep apart, put a )>arrier between. 

■'''^'"^'~-"^,makediscordant, set 



i. MMehi 






■oel 
Pari, separate, cleave, 



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DOLEHOMB 



I. DiMiibutor, dealer. 

ining, foretelling. 



e. Pi-esase, predtulion, propiiecy. 
ina a. \, Uod-Uke, suueiTiumaji. 
S. S&eiell, lioly, spiritual, lieavenlf . 



Divine, V. a. Predict, foretell, presaie, 
Ipr<^nogtloate, Tatldnate, prophesy. 

I>lvlne,v.n. Ooiijocturc, Biiiniise, guess, 
BiippoBe, believe, biicj, tliliik, suspect. 

Diviner, ». J, Coiijnrer, magfcUD, 

a. Coulectni'er. 
Divinity, a. 1. Sdty, Godhead, divine 

S. ^flieologr, ecieneo of divine thli^s. 
Divleiiile, a. Sepaiable. 
DivialoD, it. 1. SeparMton. 

g. Fortlon, eeatlon, class, head, cate- 



a. partition, demarcation. 

4. Comjiartinent, separate pait. 

5. AppotUonmeut, allotment, dis- 

d. DlQ^Tence.dlBagreement, voiinnce, 
breach, rupture, dinuulun, dlsi;otd,Ieud, 
- oJienaiion. 

Divorce, n. SeparoUon {^loisbaad and 
w{fb), disBolution of the marria^ con- 
Divorce V. a. Separate, part, sever. 
Divulee, v, a. Publlttb, dhicloea, com- 
mnnicate, discover, impart, tell, pvf>- 
clalm, promnhtHte, make Imowu, nxake 
public, aproad abroad, reveal W the 

1. Giddy 
ighUesH, I 

, J. Peifoii- , ,- 

compliah, acldevo, bring about, work 
oBt, carry Into efltect 
S. Complete, tlnlsli, conclude, end, 

a. Transact, carry-on. 

4. Confer, bestow, grant, voacbsafe. 

5. Translate, rencfec. 
Do.P.n. 1. Act(iee«orW)- 

S. Be enough, be auScient. 
Do-all, 11. Factotum, general manager. 
Do a.vti.s, 1. Eemova, take away. 

a. DeBlJoy, overtlirow. 
Do}>-cIilcl[, 11. Dldapper, dab-chick (J'd- 

Do 1>y, Treat, liehave to^vards. 

Docible, a. 'TeuiJ^le, D0G1I.G. 
Docile, a. Teachable, docile, docible, 

tractable, apt, ea^lv taught 
Doctlitf, n. Teachableness, 

aptitndCj 

en. ^dact fiom. 



}octUt7, : 
aptitndCj l^ 

a.'shoila 
3. Put 111 



, aptness. 



I. Instrur- 



luatrine, n. Dogma on p nJon 
precept, piindiJe 

Da^ge. "■ 1- 1. S ar aside a ft p a« 
suddenly. 

rarioata, use artlliefl, phiy 6j|t and 

D<HjLg;e, V. a. Evade (bji storting aside}. 

tiick, subterfuge 



Doer,' 
Doff,«: 



t off, hi; adde. 



8. idolloqiiaL] Fellow. 

3. Andlrcu, sadiron. 
DoK-daye, «. pi. Canicular da;s. 
Dcwsed, a. 1. Snllon, sour, moi 
cmirllsh, growling, snrly, snarl 

a. Stni>biHii,obBlinate, wilful, mu 



Doit^-grAHs, tt. DoG^s-<i}icAs3. 
Doffina, «. Dcctdne, tenet, opinion, 

pi^nclple, article of fi^tb. 
Dagmaiio, I n. 1. AuUioritattve, 
Doipnatioal, | oracnhir, formal, cate- 

a. Positive, conisjent, peremptory. 
3, Arrogant, ovorbeaiing. 
DocfDintlsin, «■ Positivenoss of opln- 



Doe's-BrHH, ». Knot-giOBS, qnick- 

^ grass, conen-gr^B, wheat-grass, doK- 
wlieai, doe.^T8«ft, witoh-grasa, qnlltfi- 
grass, quickens ( Tritlman repnwj. 

Dos-star, n. Slrlos, Canicula. 

D4np£^, n. pi. Deeds, actions, Rets, 
transBCtians. 

Dole, n. 1. Apporlionment, allotment, 

8. Fart, share, portion. 

3. Gift, gratuity, dcnalicn, plttaniw, 



!. Dismal, gloomy, cheerless, dark, 

ito, divide, ap[ 

, o--, e. del, deal ot- 

Jolesome, a. IMsmal, sloomy, cheer- 
less, dM^ diilcacns, dM^il. 



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I>a-UtUe,». Idler, Blucgaul, df one, lag- 
. gordi loonger, trlnaTj doodle^ Blov-boct^ 

Ciefflident peceon. 
Doll,«. eap^t[foracMld),tii.bj. 



l9h, iitmple, Kf ti«ea, l£lck- 
lieadetl. 

Domain, n. 1. Dominion, empire. 
9. EBtate, lands, Unded estate. 

IKimeBtlE, a. 1. Homely. 



Moke douestii^ 






Domiaile,!!, Hal 

deuce, abode, Uome, mansloi 

iii>o6e, place of leiddence. ' 
Domicile, \v.a, EBtatMSb m a uxea 
Domlciltate, ( residence. 
IKimJnant^ o. Prevailing, ruling, pre- 

dominnnt, predomlnatlitg, necenaant, in 

ttia ascendant. 
1>om]nate, v. n- Previdl, predominaie, 

have sway, be in tlie aecendant. 



Domineer, v. »• Bule (l^inBmicaUff < 

lutugAiibij, tjiiuuil^e, Bwell, " 

blnster, T)nl' '— ' " 



Domiuioan, 

Mar, 



.. lilgt borBe, lay donii the law, carty it 

viCli a high lutnd. 

■— luloiui.H. Piediciint, Jacobin, block 
:, Pleaching Mur. 
lole, n. [SoBlliih,] Feds^i^ite, 
"'"""""■■"", teacher, iDBtTQCtor. 

anpiemacy, Oemiaatisu! 

elgn authocl^. 
y, region, country. 



Donation, n. Gift, grant, largess, bei 
eliictloil, boon, present, oflering, ooi 
tribttliOQ, eubeorlption, donative. 



Sonator, «. [Ii.] {Lc 

Done, p. 1. Performed, executed, ac- 
compUshed^ achieved effected. 

g. Compleleil, tiBielieiil, concluded, 
elided, terminated. 

3, Xranaacted, carried on. 

4. Beemwed, oonforred, vouohBafed, 



', dieposer, 
Trifler, idler, silly fellow. 



&. l>BuUne, appoint, decree. 
oom, «. 1. Sentence, Judgment, con- 
demnation, judicinl decree. 

g. Fate, deaOny, lot. 
oomaday, n, Uay of Judgment, the 



3. [^VuHifiar^j.] Hi 
•or,«. Oooliciuilter, dor- 



"^^.j House. 

. Porter, ooHctfeKGH. 

Maj-bug (W 



dovy'iZais/aber). ' 

^. I/atent, nnexertod, euBpended, in- 
Dcwmant partner. Sleepily partner, 
I Doimar.l 



Mitity. 



a dose to, give 






Dot^n. Point, perioc. 

Sot, V, a. 1. Mark with dots. 

a. Variegate, diversift. 
Dotae:e, B. Imbecihty, senility, second 

childliood. 
Dotard, ». Driveller, imbecile. 
Dote, V. n. 1. l>ilvel, be imbecile, be 

foolish. 



Dote o 



vely, be foolishly ibnd ol 



[■wofold. 



, hollow, 

, J. Foldrp 

'a.'lNcmt.). SaUci 
louble, f. ». 1. In 
doBbled. 
H. Betum npou th 



loable, orf. Twice, dOBbly, twofold. 
•onble, p. a. J. Fold, plait. 

^ Duplicate, multiply by two, mak 



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elude purstat). 

4. Trick, stratagem, rnae, sMtt, arti- 
fice, wiLe, nuuKOUvre. 
a. OonnteFpart. 
Double-dealer, ». Deceiver, cheat, 
. trtotater, trloker. 

DonUe-deallns, n. Deceit, dnpliclty, 
'■--■- -'--'Tn,5fpocrisj,r-'-^- '' 



n, fcajid, MBlioneaty; 
Donble entente, [Fi 



njry 






soiaetliiag in/eiioote), olinch, qalbULe, 
liADBMBOuit, play npou wonle. 
Donble-fitced, a. Hypoeritical, deceit- 
ful, ImaviEli, disboueB^ KilEC, perfidious, 

Donble-headed, <(. BlcipitEll, with two 

. Deceitfnl, tieaoli- 



DoDble-miuded, a. Unsattled, i 

terjiilned, chm^eable, ficXIe, vacillat- 
ing, waverli^. 

I>6ublet, n. 1. fair, couple, two {qf Ihe 

a. Walatcoat, Test. 
Doable upoOi iMU.) Endoae between 

Donblil^, a. 1. Fold, iMt. 

IS. Artmce, trick, eliln, stratagem. 
Doubly, ad. Twice, double. 
]>oiibt, t>. n. 1. Hesitate, iraver, be 
donbtfal, be In suspense, be undeter- 
mined, enterttdn daubla, be in a state 
of uncertainty, not know what to think. 
9- iSare.] Suepect, Saacy, appre- 

Donbt, V. a. 1. Question, iesitate to 
beiloTo, consider questionable, h^ive 
doubts about. 
S. lU^nst, snspect, not conSde in. 

Daubt, ». 1. IndecisloD, hesitatlDn, hes- 

pense, iDlsEl'iBg. 

Ht suspldon, dlstruBt, mistrust. 

Donbtfal, a. 1. Wavering, undecided, 

hesitatlnk, undetermlDed, In suspense. 

S. Amb^oons, dabioas, equlvocali 

obsoure, en^maucal, problemalicHl. 

S- Ibiaeterrolnat^ uudeclded, aucer- 
teln. aneetionable. 
Soncear, n. [I^.l 1. Gentleness, mild- 
nesa, Mndnsss, pleasant manner. 

S. Preaant or gift (eapeaialiy one In- 
taided at a M6el, bribe, lore. 
. 'Daagb.fBtiB, n. iU. S.] Pliable pollti- 
(dan, noae of wax. 
DoasbfiiGed, a. [XT. 5.1 Fliable, weak, 
pnallanjmons, easily inflnenced, wlth- 

DooKhtf, a. Brave, courageous, bold, 
feauess, dauntless, valiant, valorous, 
gallant, intrepid, adventutous, chival- 

DouTB, n. Indian millet, Qulnea com, 
negro-oom {SoTgliuia iidgaTe). 

Donae, r. a. Plni^e, fmmerse, aub- 
merge, dip, souse, put under vratar (or 
other itqmd); 



Dove-cot, II. Golumbary, pigeon-hmise. 
Dowdy, a. Slovenly |,!i dress), 111- 

ilresaed {applied la iconMm). 
" - - Endowment, ^ft. 



Down, prm. 1. From the top to the 

a. Along the course of. 
Down, ad. 1. Downward, in it descend- 
ing course, from a blgh to a low poEi- 

%. On the gioond. tlie floor, &a. 



L-heu1wd,i 



crest-fbUen, du^ 



ous, frank, open, above-board. 
Downward, 1 ad. Dohh, in a descend- 
Downwards, ( ing course. 
Down witli, (/niperaiiueij.) 1. Eaae, 

overtam, take down, liirow down, 
a. Pat down, lay down. 
Dowry, n. Dower. 

Doxy, II, 1. MIStrcBB, sweetheart, para- 
2. trostltiite, courtesan, atrumpet, 

harlot, whore, drab, street-walker, 

Cyprian, night-walker, punk, woman 

of the town. 
Doze, V. n. Slumber, drowee, nap. Bleep 

liglitly, be half asleep, fie dron-ay. 
Doze away, Faaa dVowsUy, spend In 

'drowsiness, sleep through, doze out. ' 



eavjj sli^- 






Dozy, a. Sleepy, t 

Drab,». 1. Strumpet, coarlesan, doxy. 

S* Blut, dr^gle-tail, low woman. 
Drab, a. DnnTdull brown. 
Drabble, w. a. Draggle, trail, daggle, 

beibul, bemirc. 
Draft ». Befuse, lees, dregs, sediraent, 

Bcnm, rubbish, stuff, waste or woithlaas 

Draft, n. 1. Drawing, asiection. 

2. Bill of exchange. 

3, [Written aiao DraMghi.l Outhne, 
delineation, ro^h sketch, rough copy. 

Draft, K. a. 1. Detach, select. 

^ Make an outline of, make a draft 
of, make a loogb sketch ot 
Drag, «. a. Draw, pull, haul, tug. 
Dra^, V. n. 1. Trait, he drawn along. 
3. linger, move slowly, make slow 
progresa. 
Drwgle, a. a. Trail, daggle, drabble, 
betbul, bemire. 



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I>nieg;Ie-tidI,«. Slut, drab. 
JiratmtBan, ». Iiileipret«r (In Tart^jt 

cuia tlie Eatt). 
I>rag;oon,n. Hotee-soldler, OHAsSiiiOK, 

"ir, equBstrian, mountea eoMiec. 






, Compel, (ore 



,' 1. DiBW ok. 
S> Smiity, exIianHt. 
3. Mate dry, eleir of water or m 

Dratn, «. n, 1. Plow off. 

Drain, n. Sewer, ohanoel, trencli> wi 



Drajce, ». Mole dnck. 
Drama^ n. 1' Dramatlo co 
a. Ikfuualic litecatuie. 
]>rainatlB 



Clxaiaoti 



lyraperv, n. HaogiiigB, tapsstcy. 

DiBstio, a. IMed.) ¥oveAil{ia apar- 
gtoine), aoUvB, emoftdoua. 

XtraBtJca, ». DJ. IMed.) Fowerfnl or ac- 
tive purgatives. 

DniDghl;, «. 1. Crov! 
0. Potion, omsdoae, 

4, [Written also Drf(fl.] Sketch, ont 



aosIitB. n. pi. Checkers. 

iw, V. a. 1. Pull, (liBS, haul, tag, 

ill aloi^. 

3. Attract, hrhig towards, pnlt to- 
ft, Inliale, hisplre, breathe in, take 
lake oat 

irProducB, bring, bear. 

S* Extend, protract, Btretoh, lei^th- 

9. Deacrlhe^ delineate, Eketch, depict, 
trace, traoe ont. 

10. Deduce, declTe, infer. 
H. Extort, force out. 

IS. Compose, write, prepare, draw 

5. Array, marshal, ibrm In order. 
Braw, n. n. 1. Pull. 

a. Move, come, go, proceed. 
3. Sfcetcn, practise drawing, or tJie 
art of delineation. 
i. Produce InflammatlDn. 

6. Beqoest payment by draft, make 

Draw back, Eetire, «itMcaw, re- 

^^S^;} Approach, come nea 
DtrhW on. Approach, advance. 
Siawback, n. 1. Disadvantage, 6 

ment, luliUT, damaee, ^uititiess, 

peritaction, oaAclency. 
9, .DlBconnt, allowance, deducUoa, 

radaoQoni rebate, abatement. 



... , akelch, picture, plan, 

•utlhie, drauElit. 
_ .■awing-knite, n. Shave. 
Draw In one's horns, [Collogulal,] 
s ardor, restrain one's 
boosting, pall in one's 









1. Fear, apprehension. 
'l. FrlglitfDl, terrible, horrl- 



. 1. TorriMe, horrible, hor- 



S. Venerable, awful. 
Dreaiu, n. 1. Sleeping vldon. 

2. Kaverie, fancy, fiuitasy, coBC^t, 
idle fancy, day-dream. 

Dream, v, n, 1. Have vl^ons in ^eep. 
' ^, Think, Imagine, Jkncy, liave a no- 

3. Give a loose rein to the fancy, give 
the reins to the imagination, indulge 
in reverie, build caetleti in the air. 

Dreoiu away. Spend Idly, pass In rev-. 

Dreamer, n. TIslonary, enthusiast, 

castle-builder. 
Drear, a. Qloomy, luiBABv. 
Dreary, 0. Gloomy, cheerless, eomfbrt- 

lasa, diemal, dark, drear. 
Dreilee-box, n. Dreflgirig-ljox, floui- 

Dcemrr, o. Muddy, turbid, dirty, focn- 

iBift, fonl. 
Dr^ra, », pi, 1. Sediment, lees, grounds, 



Imbrue, wet til „_,. 

H, Physic, piu^e. 
Drenching, n. Soaking, wettli^, duofc 

Dtess, v.a. 1. Align, 
' a. Adjust, arrangf 
put in order. 

3. Prepare, fit, malie aaitaUe or iit, 
iTet readv. make rcadv. 

. apparel. 

Dress. ~i~. bT ' Be dothed, mak 
tc^let. 

Dfcss, n. J. Clothes, clotMi 
ment, garments, garb, habit, : 
attire, liablllment, vestnre, san, <;u9- 

S. Array, fine clothes, rich garments. 



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DRESSY I 

ttressy, a. Showy, fiaelir, gaufly, fond 

Drib, 11. o. 1. Crop, .lop, cut off, loj 

a. EiitlCB, allure, decoy, eons, tweo- 
dlo. 
Dribble, e. n. Drip, trioHe, IWl li 

I>riblet, n. Fragment, Email porHon. 

Drier, n. Daalccative. ' 

Drift, n. 1. Ciinrae, bearing, direction. 

pioiHiiiii], design, aoope, tendency, ob- 

B. (S^) Diluvium, dlluvialforma- 

i, {Mining.) Paasage limder gromid, 
btiweea sli^Te.) 

Drift, p. n, 1. Plont, he Wftfted. 

g. AccnmnlaCe in heaps, ha driren 

Drlftlees, a. AiiDlese, purposeless, w 



4^ (i*toH.> Scud, drift. 
Drive at. Intend, purpose, aim at, tend 
to, be Mter, aspire a^ aspiie alloc, eu- 



ise, haldeiduah, EtulT, fool 



roll, «. 1. Jester [by pri^sioa], huf- 
Foon, Lai-lequln, mounteliank, punch, 

Cichinello, oiown, SHiny, aoai'sjnottoli, , 
L, jaoli-pnddjng, meiry Andrenr, 

S. Farce, comio sliow. 
Droll, a. 1. Oomic, comical, funny, lu- 
dicrous, fordcal, laoghaUe, ridledflus, 
s. Odd, queer, oiieldoiia, wo^ish, 
, , amoHtng^ dlTerUi^. 
i Drollery* ». Pleaaejitry, fun, l^tcetlouH- 



3. Tipple, tope, he a drunkard, b 
toper, be Intemperate {in the ■use , 
Bpirimmt liquors), be of intempecaCe 
habilB, take a drop too much. 

4. Carouse, revel, indulge in a d 

Drink, V. a. 1. SnaUoir, qu^cF, 



Drioliable, a. Potable, that may b 

Drlnldng, n. Appling, toping, intem 

perate ffiibita. 
DrlnMnt^'Iiou^ «. Carouse, carousal, 

revel, revelry, SPRBE, joiuacatjon, bao- 

cliojials, saturnalia, debauch, compota- 

Hon, nassail, orgies. 
I>rink to, Pledge, toast, drink in boiio 

..fii.int.h^ health of. 

I. Dribble, trickle, fall ii 



low' lazy ^OM, 
3. Humming, hummlne 
Drone, v. v.. 1. Lounge, d 



Drip, 



S. Have drops faniiig ftam. 
- LBttalltndropB. 

5. Hurl, sand, propel. 

3. Force, oblige, coerce, compeL 

i. Pr8Sa,uiBe. 

B. Prosecute, carry on. 

6. Gnide (^ retiwf. 

T. Take In a carriage, carry on 

dispel, drive off. 
Drive back, Bepel, TEpnlse. 
Drive off. Expel, drive away. 
Drive out, Kxpel,~reject, eject, cast out, 

Drive, V. n. 1. Be forced along, be ic 
pelled, be ui^ed forward. 



trides, live In 
a&eadull.huj 
urone, T'. a. Kead mono&^nuiiaiy. 
DroulEh, a. Idle, laay, Indolent, slug- 

eisli, slow. Inactive. 
Dronte,n. Dodo. 

Drool, V. a. Slaver, drivel, drop Ealiva. 
Droop, B. ». 1, WlLt, wither, £ide. 

2. Laneuisb, Mnt, sink, tail, decline 
grow weak, be disphited. 

Drop, II. 1, Globule. 

a. Ear-ring. 
Drop, V. <t. 1. Lower, sink, depress, let 
down, let fiiu, let go. 

a. Leave, quit, forsake, desert, relin- 
quish, abandon, H)rswear, give np, give 

3. Discontinue, intermit, remit, coaee, 
desist from, break off, leave o^ lay 

4. Bedrop, spot, speckle, variegate. 
Drop, s. ». 1. Distil, fill! in drops. 

3, Fall suddenly. 

3. Ceaac, come to an end, come to 
nothing. 
Drop astern, I jVouJ.) Move back. 
THop down, WaiU.) Move toward the 



a. Kefose, waste matter. 
Irouelit, II. Dryness (iifiiKatlia% arid- 
ityrdrouth, want of lain. 



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% Crowd, collection. 
Drown, v. a. 1. KIU bv Iminsrsli^. 
3, OTOrflow, inundate, lleluga, OTe 
wbelm, Hood. 



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Slan, toll, plod, murk 



npi^, «. 1. Hedidiie, tdiyele, remedy. 

H, UnHBlalile arflcle, 
Dmm, n. MflaC). lympaatim. 
Drunk, a. Intoxicated, tips;, Inebitated, 

Aiddled, dlag:nieed, ntaudlJn, drunkuD, 

mellotr, 8i.aniiii>, OBOoaVi in liquor. 

In one's cups, ball sew over. 
Dnmfeard, ». Toper, tippler, eot, c&- 

rouseT, reveller, ba^xmanal, boccb^a- 

lian. 
Drnnken, a. 1, Intoxleated, diednk. 

Dmnkeaueas, n. 1. Intoxication, ine- 
briety, ebriety. 

,?i. Stone-flnilt. 
. 1. Arid, not wet, 



i>ry, a. j- juin, nut wan. 

a. Tliirsly.otaytogdclr 
3. UidatereaUim,mrren,[lull,]QJi 
meagre, tame, rapid, t.-.".i 






■eaatio, Si 



LlHlUsbed, 
sly, keen, Bbarp. 



, [Hare.] Donl 

Dubious, a. Uncartoin, doubt&l. eq 
ooil, amblguouB, not plabi, not ele: 
Dnok, V. c^ ImmfliSfl, plunge, sc 

Duck, V. «. 1. dve, plunge, dip, im- 



puH, mullai^oi^, 



Dncblnc, ». 1. Flange, dfvE, dip. 

a. IGilioquiaL] Wsttii^, diencbli^, 
BoaKing. 



^t £xteuaibld, capable of b^ng drawn 

Ductility, ». 1. TractableneBB, dacUlCf . 

8. Jlxtenaibjllty. . 
Dudseon, fl. Anger, reEentmeat, in- 

dlpiation, Ire, mafloe, ill-will. 
Duds, li. pi. 1. Old clotlilng, tnttsted 

8. {CoiCocmial.] Effects, tblngs. 
Due, a, 1. Oned, U> be unid. 

3. Proper, fit, suitable, appropriate, 
booomlng, befitting. 

3. Omng, to be BEcribed. 
Dne, n. 1. Debt, wbat is due. 

a, BigtitiJusttK 



Dnel,n. AfG^r of honor. 

Dng, n. Teat (qf a beast), nipple, pap, 

Dulcauiata, n. Woody nigbt-abade, 

blttev-aweet (H^o^kujn dulcoinara). 
DulOBt,a. 1. Sweet, luscious, boneyed. 
S. f leasing, agreeable, pleasant, de- 
' Uslitful, cbarmlng, 

Dnfl, a. 1. Stuptd, stolid, doltja]!, block- 
isb, bruUslt, unintelligent uninteUect- 
ual, shallow, blunt-nTttea. 

S. Apatiietlo, JuaenMbla, nnlmpfts- 
alonafl, passionless, dead, callouB. 



heavj, Blugi^iili, alow, tocpid. 

4. Blunt, obtoie, not eliaip. 

5, GtlooukT, and, dlamal, cueerlesa. 

0. D1ro,obBinire,notbi1glit,notvivJa. 

1. iBdloDS, itBatisoma, tiresome, nn- 

>ull, v.o. 1. Blunt, moke blunt. 

a, 8tnpe^, benumb, deaden, para^ 
Ijae, obtuno, liebetate, make or tendM- 

dispirit, dejec^ mal« mehkticlioly, mi^e 

4. Quiet, allay, moderate, assoage, 
mitigate, alleviate, soften. 



)fBpeeeS. 
Mnte, Epeecbless, 



Qummador, it. Cocltcliafer, dor, dor- 
buff, May-bug, tree-beetle, May-beetie, 
{Mefontna vuwaris). 

Dammy, ». 1. Mute, dumb person. 
a. lOoUoquii^.'] Dumb-waiter. 



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3. FourtJi liiuid (lOAeB onJff lliree per- 

soiM play at whial). 
Vaiaplab, a. Sad, OejeoWd, dispirited, 

MELAHCHOLV, despondent, moping. 
Ouiups, n. p^ Dejecttou, depreeaton, 

aurtiieB, MBiiiHOHOLY, Qespondeiicj, 

Diuupf, a. Short and thick (i»iJeranB). 

Dun, a, DbU btovn. 

Dim, V. a, Fresai/iB-adfbS), impartnne, 



ig tetter. 



miomkull, ditiuiii. 



Simpleton, tbol, dolt, leno- 
_. Mookhead, block. 



jjiniHKuii, uiuiaru, tuicitu^TtAU, imuii.- 
Eknll, dunderhead^ dnnderpate, clod- 
poU, beetla-hsad, bnll-head, doll-head, 
addla-hatrf, logger-head, ohdokIjII- 
HKAD, Jalt-heaa, laOk-brain, shallon'- 
hialn, moon-oalC Itelfwlt, o^, ohange- 
llng, booby, noftOLe, gpooney, tony, sur- 
ooMf OOF, niDny, jOBBEOsoyrsj, Ba,t, 
BJiwney, driveller, noddy, natural, BAF- 
KKAB, ass, Jaokase, goose, ooot, loon, 
o«]f, non-oompoB, stnpld feUov, ^Uy 
Mliiw. 

lOnnder, li. Lees Wcime juice). 

nunderlieud, n. Simpleton, chnoe. 

Dunder^ste, n. DnKCS. 

Diiiidlv«r, it. Goosajidar,' dish-washer, 
wagtail (J/CT-jnia merffitascr or Mergvs 

Duub:, li' llxcroment, ordnre, fasbes. 
Duds, b. a. Manure (iciffe ^mff). 
Duns:eoii, n. Pcfaoii (e^eetallj/ one un- 

tlirgrotrnd (Hid dark). 
nunsmeera, n. pi, CompOBt pits. 
Dupe, n. Got^s-paw, gull, onUy, credu- 

Dupe.f.a. Cheat, dec^T& delude, triuk, 
circumYeat, overreach, beguile, culljj 
fllumae, coaen, gull. Impose upon. 

DupUoate, a. Double, tnofold. 

Duplicate, n. Copy, transcript, eountar- 

Duplioity, ^t. Dlsalmuladcn, cMoanery, 
guile, deceit, deception, hjpocrisy, cir- 

double deling. 
Durability, n. Permaneiice, darable- 



Joastratot, res 



Durlne.^'^. For theHnio of, a>r the 

period in. 
l>iuk,». Tvll^t. 



dork. 



DutDbgold, F 

Duteous, a. Obedlelit, 



Bake-ketUe. 
DotUUI.'a. I. OHedlent, enbmlsefve, 
'erenf^, reapectful, deferens 



S. Service, bu^ass, fimctl 
). Tax, impost, toll, Gastor 
He, H. 1. Stope^ing pc 



L, omce. 



I>wBl£ n. Treats, hop o* my Ihujnb. 
I>nBFtv. a. Bnmt,hnidermmgrowtii. 
DtrarflBh, n. Stnnted, dwarfid, nnder- 

^Eed, dimlnntlve, snu^, little, Uuy, 

Iiillipuljaii, Pygmean. 
Dwell, V. «. Inlrablt, reelde, llv& stay, 

etjourn, tarry, abide, plant one's Bell; 

be settled, have a habitalion. 
Dweller, n. Inhabitant, inliabiter, resi- 

HwelilBK, «■ Habitation, abode, red- 
dencG, loi^ng, quariiecB, domleile, 
home, place of realdanoe, place of aboda, 
dwellti^-place, house. 

DwellluK-pIiHW. tl. DWEI^lAlna. 

Dwell on, ) 1. Saag upon foudly. 

Dwell upan, j be absorbed fflth, be 
deeply mterested In. 

S. Continue loi^ upon, occupy a long 
tJtoe with. 

Dwindle, V, n. 1. Kminleh, decrease, 



[ndle, f. 

Dye,». 1, Coiorli^ liquor. 

a. Coloi', hue, tint, tinge, stain, cast, 

Dye, H. a. Color, tli^a, stain. 
Djer'a-weed, «. Greeu-btoom, graen- 

v&sA{Q&iista tiacloria}- 
Kyliig, a. 1. Eiplrine. 
!t. Mortal, pemhable. 
Itytne:, »■ Death, decease, demise, dia- 

Bolu^on, departure, exit, end of 1^0. 
DynamloB, n, Scianoa of forces. 
Dynast)', B. I. Govermnant, aovera^i- 

a. Bace 0^ tufers,' family of sover- 

Dysentery, ». Bloody.-flui. 
Dyspepsia, I n. (^ci/.)IndlgBsHon,dlf- 
I^spepsy, ) ftcnlty of digeeUon. 
Iftspniea, n. [L.] [Med.) Difficulty o£ 
breathing. 



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Bacli, a. 1. One and the other (<{/' two), 

a. Every one (qC semral). 
'Eofier, a, 1. Loiiging, yeamlDg, greedy, 
Impatient, keenly deelroae. 



Xl^CemeBB, n. 1. liangii^, yeainli^, 
avidity, greedineBB, Impauence. 
3. AlTWr, seal, vehemence, Impatn- 
'- -oc, fBcveney, 



Biwle, R. 1. sing of blrdB. 

a. T™ dollar»Tf7'. S. gold coin). 

Zi^le-eyed, a. DlscerninE, perspioa- 
douB, qiiiolc-elghled, sharp-elglited, 
lynx-eyed, hawk-eyed, keeii-ejea, Ar- 

Sasre, ti. Bore, great tidal nave. 
Kar, n. 1. Oigan oC healing. 

9, Md^oI pereepnen, Qiculty of dla- 
eriminating sounds, sense of hearing. 

3, It^ard, heed, attention, hearing. 

4.Spike(iif o™hi), head. 
EanKlie, n. Ota^ia, otalgj, pEiia in 

Ear-drop, «- Ear-ring, pendant- 
Early, a. 1. Timely, eeEisouable, In Bea- 






., betiroea, seasonably, 
lain, get, acquire, win. 



Earnest, a. 



eserve, bo entitled to. 
,,_. I. Ardent, xeEilous, eager, 
t, fervid, glowing, animated. Im- 
portunate, warm, hearty. 
a. Intent, steady, died, close. 
EameBt, n. 1. Seriouoiiesa, reality, not 

* «?Fledge, flrst-ftnits. 

3. EABNEiSr-HOBEV. 

Bamest-maney, II. £3tnest, pa; in 

^TOuee (^ bind a bargain). 
Eatninga, «, pt Wabeb. ■ 
X:ai>-rltis, n- Pendant, ear-drop. 
Earth, ft. 1. World, globe. 

' Z' Soil, ground, land, 



Earth-born, a, 



clod, turf, 
Terrlgeooua, bom 



a. Of low birth, of mean e:(tractlon. 
S. Earthly, low, mean, Ijase, abject, 
gtovellli^, earth-bted. 
Eartb-lired, a. "Low, base, vile, atject, 

grovelling, Biirth-tiam. 
E^rth-flax, n. Amianth, amianthus 

ispoMes of AihestoA- 
Earthly, a. 1. TetreBtrinl. 

a. Sensual, sordid, woildly, low, grov- 
elUug, vile, base, gross, earthly-mlsded, 
eait^-bom, not spiritiuiL 



Earthly-minded, a. Sensaal, sordid, 
Eartl^, o. 1. Terrene, composed of 
» Earthly, terrestjial. 



a. Quiet, gi 

qoUHty, peace, 

3. Facility, \ 



□nrehned. 

tt, tepoee, quleso 
letude, quTetnes 



mitigate, soothe, pacify, quie^ atlll, 
laee away, \No.vt.) Slacken gradoaCy 



Eastern, a. 1. Oriental, orient. 

a. Towards the east. 
Easy, a. 1. Light, not difficult, not buF- 

a. Qaiet, tranquil, nntroabledi eom- 
Ibrtahle, contented, satisfied, at rest, 
at ease, without anslety, without pain. 

3. Yielding, complyii^, pliant, ^i^e, 
sHbmlsslve, aciHunmoda^Dg, comploi- 

4> Unconstrained, graceful, not for- 
mal, not BtJfT. 
6. Gentle, moderate. 
6. Not striutenBd {pecwaarMy). 



I, &U 
knees, eat. humble pie, get a set-down, 

Eat humble pie, Suft^r iinmlliatloni 
endure mortiflcailon, be liumbied, be 
abashed, be taken down ' ' ' 

Bating, a. Corrotdve, on 






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eollne, decay, detari 



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decrement, subsidence. 

Ebb, u. n, 1. Recede, re 

a. Dacllns, decrease 

Ebon, a. 1. Dacti, Mask, inl[y. 



ce, I ft. EfterTCSoence, ehalU- 



pscullaF^ 11 
tar, str^ii^ naywanJ, ei 
. erratic, wSiniBtcaL 



Eeoeiitrltdtr, n. Irregularley.peoiillar- 
Ity, odduesE, oddity, Hasulams, vny- 
wardnesa, atrangeoeBS, a^rration. 



Kolii>,n. KcvetlMraHon, reflected sound. 

Kcho, c. B. Eeaonnd, reyerbarate, be 
sounded buck. 

Echo, V. a. 1. Beverber!it«, leScho. 
, iB. Kcp«at, aouud again. 

Ecl^rclaaenient, tt. [Fr.} Explana- 
tion, expllcatlc*' 



Bolat^ n. 1. Acclamation, applause, 

jdanolt, burst of apiilausc. 
S. Bnlllanc;, rotendot, show, pomp, 

luBtre, atrUdng ^rbct. 
Eoleotlo, a. Selecting, ebooslng. 



Scllpae, V. a. X. Barken, obaci 
j£ ciond, veU, sbroud, hide, 
3. Degi'ade, tjiiow Into tlie sbadc 
Edoeue, vt. Bucolic, idyl, pastoral, 
pastoral poem. 

Ident, tbrlfty, ftiigal, not waat^' — ■ 

Economics. «. Household ma 

ment, iiouselioM economy. 
Ecoaonilze, v, a. Save, hnsbmid, 

age Irngaliy, use prudently. 
EconoDilze, v. n. Betrenoh, be friKal, 

be prodent, be ecohomlcal, practise 

economy, husband one^a reaourcee. 
Eotninmy, n. 1. Frugality, Uirin, 

tliriftineas, good busbandiy, good 

3. Arrangement, regulation, man- 
J. System, plan. 



ir.l [flhef.) E 
I, Inlarjecflon. 



tattcal, I 



icstosy, «. 1. Ttaiiea. 

S. Transport, laptnte, tavlabment, 
delight, great joy. 
3. Enthuaiami, l^oatieiam. 
1. Entrancing. 

... iportlna, ra^isliing, raptar- 

ooa, very delightSil. 
EoiuneDlo, I a. [Written also (Gcu- 
Ecumenjcfkl, f menic and <Ecufiieni- 
cai.} Gsneial.i*:^pliGd especUxHy to couti' 
cila qfthe Claa'ch), unlvaraal. 
Edacious, a. Greedy, voiaciDUS, de- 

Eddlali, n. Aflflimath, rowen. 

Eddy, n. 1. Counter-current. 

a. WliMpool, vortex. 

Edge, n. 1, Cuttlna; aide (qT a blade). 
3. Border, ilm, biim, margin, verge, 

3. Keenness, ehavpness, Intensity. 
E^e, V. a. 1. Sharpen, 
a. Fringe, border. 



^^«le[ 
E^di^bone, n. Aitclibone 



It, Uttle by 

^ natehbone. 
i^nge, border, 
afawe, esculent. 
IMItct, n- rommand, order, . decree^ re- 
script, mandalfi, ordinance, prodama- 

Edlfloatlaii, n. Inslmctiou (wUft r^ir- 
enee to impeovw^ tJa citamelerj, en- 
l^htenment. Improvement, edncatlon. 

Edifice, ». BufliUng, Abrtc, Htrootore. 

Edl^fV.a. InBlXDct(lniBiKrfolDiiinn'a 
the character), teach, enlighten, eda.> 
cote. Improve. 

Xldit, o. a. Conduct (a Blerary wwk), 
manage, prepare for pnblloatlon, super- 
lateud the pubUcation of. 

Edition, n. Impression, number {qf 

Editor, B. Conductor Inf a Uterarg 

Educate, v; a. Train, dlH^pline, tcEich, 
Inatruot, nurture, breed, achool, ediff, 
drill, brnig up, develop the ftcultles <j., 
form the mind and cbaractel of. 

Education, tt. Training, teaching, 
Bciiooling, inelruotion, dlacipUne, oujfl- 
vation, tuition, nurture, breeding, bdi- 
PICA510N, drilling. 

Educe, CO. Eitraot, draw out, bring out. 

Edulcorate, V. a. (Oion.) Wash,puti^, 



S. Force, validity, wi^t, power, 
efflcienoy. 
3. Purport, import, drift, tenter, 



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chieye, esecute, pei'- 

oonipaas, dfeotuate, Imng attoat, liTing 
to paea, eauj out work out. 
BfltwUve, a. 1, Oompetent, adeqnate, 
pOwerAu, IbtdblB, entu^lic, potent, 
Qogeat, au)!Bi^ent| effioocloua. 
8. OperaUre, actlre, efficient, effect- 

£abcU> n. ^. Goods, fuinitore, mova- 

EifectBBl, a. 1, OperatiTe, saeoeaaful. 
a. EticBelous, effectJTe, oolive, ef- 
ficient, of adequate power. 

XUdnrtaat^ »■ a. Accompllah, achieve, 
eStet, Bxecnte, carr; oiiC, being to pass. 

BflbmiuftCy, n, weakneHa, softness, 
tlmldlf?, womaniEk delicacy. 



8, Delicate, tender, iromanlir I'" " 

.. Unman, sottan, 

ilate, emoUiate, make eQcminBte. 
— - " ProUi, bubble, fer- 

™_^___, ... Babbling, ftoBiIng, 

ebnllltloii, fermentatian. 
Kflete, a._ 1, Barren, nnprolific, nn- 



isigeUc, of adeaua 

KfHaaoy, n. Potency 

er, strength, (Orce, e 



cadoDB, e^SeMye, e&totoaL, potent. 

a. Able, enewetio, skilful, ready. 

"■""-' — ' - (Shibs, operator, prii 



„ i,T,». Image, iiguie, tepreseutation, 

lftene«e, efBgleB. 
Effioreace, V, n. JBecomfi pulverulent 

Btaoreaoencei it. 1. Flowering, bloom, 

Hme of aowering. 
a. PnlTemlenra {q/'t'ie mrface). 



Eieort, n. 1. Endeavor, attempt, filal, 
esaay, exertion, strn^le, strain, strain- 

8. Enterprise, undertaking, canse. 
Kffiront«ry, n. Boldueaa, assurance, Im- 
pudence, audacity, lurdlbood, pre- 
Bumptlen, shamelesBiiesa, saucinSHS, 

Efl^iteence.n. Biilliamcy, luatte, splen- 

dmTorifibtneBB.radlanoe, refli^oncB. 
BSblgent, a. ^Brilltent, shiniiig,_^lr- 



KBhB«, v 



Slieii, ai 



.._ _, 1. Outponrii^, afflui, 

S. Shedding, spilling, waste. 
3. Utterance, expression of thougbt. 
Ett, n. Salamandei', newt. 
X^SSfX- Ovnm. 
X^fl^haped, a. Ovat«. 
mgbuitine, «. Sweet-brier (Tfosa ruM- 

gmosa). 
Egotism, «. Conceit, yaulty, buuf^ 

TionsBESS, self-conceit BWf-est<ifiin 

self-praise, sclf-cemmenaation- 
Bgotistlo, t a. Conceited, vain, i 
Egotistical,) icnafc " 

self-important. 
Egreglons, a. Extrsordinary, 



Epi* 



, ». Exit, departure, going ot 



3. [(ff doab^ propriety) Eaob [i^ 



Ejaoulation, n. Exclamation, EoFHi 
NE819, brief and sudden utterance. 

X^eot, B. a. ]. Emit, disctaarge, voi 
evacuate, vomit, spew, puke, tUrow ot 

B. Bxpel, oust, diamlse, diacborge, 
casliier, tui-n out. 
3. Bedect, bsnisb, throw aside, cast 

Ejection, ?t. 1. Evacuation, discharge. 
S. Expulsion, dismission, extrusion, 

Ebe out. Add to, supply the daflclency 

Elaborate, v. a. 1. Bestow labor upoi 

2. Improve, refine, mature, ripen, 
"" ■ thcrot^hly. 

, highly flnished, elabarat 

ton, 11. 1. Labor, palnstak- 



Elasl^ a- Springy, rebounding, resll- 

- lent, recollii^. 

Elasticity, n. Springiness, resiliency, 

tendency to rebound. 
Elate, a. Hushed {with success), elated, 

excited, exhilarated, puffed up, in liigb 

spirits. 
Elate, K. a. Cheer, exhilarate oiovate 

Elatei',' n. Fire-fly (if South 

Cttba, So.). 
Elation, n. Exaltation, elevi 

-■'- ■Ion, pride, htohsj-"- 



Elbow, n. Angle, b£ 
Elbow, V. a. Push. 






Elbow, p. 1. Jostle, posh one's way. 
Slbow-DhalT, n. Aim-chair, armei 



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ELISOW-KOOM 



Elbow-room, it. Scopo, sHlng, range, 
opportunity, liberty of action, a ftir 
IMd, loom enongh. 



ICIder 



. Older, 



Elder!; 



. Senior, aaed person. 

ilderiy.a. SomewTiat old. 

:lderBhlp,n. Seniadty. 
flideBt, a. Oldest. 
Elect, B. a. Choose, select, onll, pick, 

idok out, maJie eltolce of. 
Elect, a. Oioaen, selected, picked, 

Clioice. 
Election, ». 1. Selection, prelcrence, 

cboice. 
8. (Theal.) Predeatinatloa. 



£:iectric,n. Non-conauotot (i^efectrici- 

m- 

Eleotrifr, «. a. 1. Render el 
chiirge vitlt electriclt;. 
!(, Bonae, thrill, exidte, Etlr, enchant. 
Sle«Hice, «. I. Qmx, beauty, sym- 
metry, proprislj. 
g. Refloement, palish, politeness. 



ioiied, in good ta 

iODitble. 
EleslBc, a. MourntOI, plaontiTe, 

rowftil, dirge-1-'- 
Blegy, ». THu , 

mournful song, funeral soil„. 
XOement, «. 1. Simple Iwdy, , 

pouniled body, ultimate pact. 
Zt Constituent, component, ingredl- 

— t, oonslitueut principle, ' 



nent, 'epioedium. 



3. Proper state, proper sphere. 

4. Buoimsnt, titst prindple, essenUal 

Elementary, a. 1. Simple, imcom- 
pofmded. 
ij, HudiDientary, rudfroental, prl- 



ElephaatiDe, a.' Hug;e, Immense, g<- 
gimlje, ODloeeal, Cydopeau, Heiisitleau, 
euormoKB, Tory l&rge- 

Elevate, v. a. 1. Bales, lift, lift up. 
8. Bitalt, promote. 

3. Improve, dignify, ennoble, leflne. 

4. Aiuranta, elate, cheer, exhilarate, 
eadte, flush. 

Elevation, a, 1. BaJelnE, eleroUug. 
It. Exaltation, aggrandizementT pro- 

3. Dignity, reflnement, improvement, 



Elf, n. 1. Fairy, fay, diminutiTe spirit. 

3. DwarfjEnome. 
SIfltli, a. £lf-llke, mlsehieyous, eW- 



iBIasyOaile). 
)eslrable, pcefei 
rthy of choice, i 



cccd in obialjtin 
EUde,«. a. Cut 
Eligible, a. 1. 

IM preferred, w( 



a. Legally quallfled. 
Eliminate, B. o. 1. Exclude, eipel, re- 
ject, tlumst out, drive out, get clear . 

it. Extricate, telei>ae, set tcee. 
3. {Mffebra,} TMsengage, sepai'ai«. 
Elimination, n. 1. SkiSiuion, expul- 

, 3. Separation, 

Elite. 11. [Ft.] Flower fti 

K-t, select body. 
ir, ». 1. Cordial, 
a. {Med.j Goropottpd tincture. 
Elk, n. Moose, moose^daer {CervuB al- 

cea or Aicei inofc^}. 
Elliptic, >„ Ova] 
Elliptical,}'^ """■ 
Elllpe^ «. Oral, oval figure. 
Eloctitlon, «. 1. Speechi focully of 
speeol, powar erf expreedon. 
it. Dnanmca, delivery, maimer of 
.speaking, oral exprCH^on. 
Eli^;e, n. [Fr.1 Eulogy, euloglum, pan- 



,„,^,... IFr.1 
egyrio, iBnerBl < 

lengthen 



... away, ran off. 

1. Oratoiy,art of speak- 



Eloqnence, ... _. ,. 

lug well (in. pwi^wV. 

Z. Qcaceful and v^orona utterance, 
fit words In fit places, appropriate ex- 
Eloquent, <t. 1. Persuasive, impresaivo. 

3, Graceful and vigorous- 
Blse, a. orjHWi, Oflier. 
Else, ad. or coi(^. 1. Otherwise. 

s. Besides. 
Elseviliere, ad. 1. Many other places. 

8. In some other place. 



l^ht u,.... 

Elucidation, it- Explanarion, illustra- 
tion, eipoeition, comment, aimotalion, 
commentary, gloss, scholium. 

Eladdalive, a. Explanatory. 

Elude, B. a. 1, Escape, avoid, shun, get 
away from, steal away ftom. 

S. Baffle, frustrate, Ibil, disconcert, 
di^ppoint, BItB- 

Elnalve, a. 1. Evasive, elueoby. 

8' Eg[ulvocatlng, shufSIng, equtvo- 
oalory. 
.,_-.. T,_.....a^ eludve, delu^ve. 



Elnsoir 



Olcai 






iBnshmg), purllV. 

EIvlBli,o. ^If-like, .. . . , 

Elysian, a. Charming, deUchtfu], rav- 
ishing, euohantliig. bilssfnl, heavenly, 
oelesflal, exceeding haroiy. 

Elysium, n. 1. The ^ysian fields, 

^ islands of the blest. 

S. Paradise, Eden, delightful place. 



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ipate, V. a, Entnmaiiise 



iililem, n. Type, eynibol, eign, capco- 
entatlon, token, tnulge, mart, deilCB, 
ogniianoe, allusive llgure. 
ablematlc, la. Typical, Qenrstlve, 
ablematlcal, ) repreBantattTe, aym- 
.xilical, allnEive, 

Smbleuiatize, v, a, SymboHaa, typi- 
fy- 

Bmbody, V. a. 1. Invest wiUi a bo^, 



mmiuntMon, 'lllieratian, release, aV 

Emasoalate, v. a. 1. Caatrate, geld, 

glib, depilre of vtillily. 
S. Weaken, dabllltate, unman, efiem- 

Inate, emolllale, malte eSbmlDaCe. 
Xliuaacalatioii, ». 1. Castiation, oit- 

X, Effemlnac;, weakne 
EmlHlIm, c. 1. 1. Presei 
{by arfmutUcs or m^epii 



m decay 






oaka fragrant. 



miiinpairad. 

3. iScont, perfume, m ,. 

Smbaiso, n. Pi-ohibitlon {qf vi 

teavB BOn], 
Embark, V. a. 1. Put (in shipboard. 



HmtHurk, V. n. 1. Go < 



is-^p"-'? 



a. HarasB, distreaa, trouble, veit, an- 
noy, plf^iie, liamper, cli^. 

3. CraBoBOidlaoonaert, confound, non- 
plus, poea, damfimniJ, anmfeundec. 
BmbarraBament, «. 1. Perplexity, 
dMcnlty, entaiHlement. 

a. Trouble, dlabeBs. yeiaUon, plague. 

S. Gonfndou, abaahmant. 



. tandlook. 



a. iji^tjon. 
Embay, P.O. ^ 
Embed, v. a. 

deek, ornament adotn, beautlty, aat 

Bmbelllalimenl^n. Decoration, ornB' 

XSmberg. n, pj. Clndera. 

Embezzle, d. a. Appropriate to one's 
own use (ifiaf U Mitrailed), purloin, 
peculate, ateal, come nnlawfu^ly by. 

^^be^Lzlement, it. Peculation. 

Embitter, s.ic [Written alao /uiWifer.] 



Eukblazon, v. a. 1, Blazon, emblaz 
adorn 'witJi ensigns armotial. 

a. I>eok{ipt^Asftiwfyor7«H«eTUs),deci 
rate, adorn, embelUeli, set ml, e 



1. Heraldry, , blaz- 



abody. 






itegrata, oomtdne, coll^ into 

3. Comprehend, ipcluda, embraoe, 

4. Sys^matlze, methodize, codiiy. 
Embolden, u, a. Encourage, animate, 

inspiiit, Teaasure, make bold, give cour- 

tmbolisni, it. Intercalation. 
Cmbollsinlc, la. Intercalated, inter- 
^mbolismleal, | calory. 
Embonpoint, n. [Fr.) Plampness, 
flesliiness, fatDesB, oorpnlanee, corpu- 
lency, obedty. 
Emboss, s. a, Adotn nith raised notb, 

ornament in reUef. 
Embossnxent, n. Protuberance, jut, 

I rominence, raised work, ligure In re- 
ef. 
Em.bDUoIiure, n, ^Pr.] 1. Mouth (as 
Qfari>!er). 

a. [Mas.) Aperture (^ an inslru- 
ment), mouthpiece. 
Kmbowed, p- a. Bent, curved, arched, 

bowed, arcuated, arcuat*. 
Embovrel.v.a. Eviscerate, disemboneh 
gut, take out the bowels or entrails of, 
&ee from the viscera. 
Bmbi-ace, V. a. 1. Clasp (in Oie ojtks), 

a. Welcome, seize, accept, lay hold 

3. Coraprehend, include, cover, con-. 
tain, comprise, enclose, encompasa, en- 
circle, emoody, take in. 

Embrace, n. Hug, chiBp. 

Embroider, v. a. Adorn with needle- 
work. 

Embroidery, b. Variegated neodle- 

Enibron, V. a, 1. Perplex, entai^jle, 
ensnarl, implicate, cotamingle. 

a, Dlstorb, conilise, distract, trouble, 
disorder, diacompoee, throw into dls- 
oi'der, bring into difficulty. 

Embryo, a. Embryotic, rudimentary. 

undeveloped. 
Embryotie, a. Ehbbvo. 
Emendation, n. Correction (tif a text), 

amendment, rectl&catJon, cliange for 

Emei^v, II, n. 1. Rise (ou( qC a fiiad], 



iB visible, lise into 



HosioawGoOglc 



EMEKOENCr 



DbLu jb, uimonlty, coDJ unctutfl, unexpect- 
ed oceurrenoe, miroreeeen occasion. 
£iueTSIoiit n. 1. EmcTgli^, rMu^. 
a. Idttron.) Eeappearance wter 

SmetiD, «. Yomlt, puke. 

Brneute, «. [Fr.] Biot, popular out- 

XlmtciUioii, n. SciuUllation, apatk- 

Ung. 
Xim^i-ate, V. n. Mi^aM, remore (/nun 

Emigratlou, n. 1. Migration, removal, 

Eminence, u. 1. Prominence, pnjjec- 

a. Elevation, hill, elevaWd gcound, 
bigli mint. 

8. Exaltation, celebrity, dlaCinctlon, 
uote, . Known, repute, reputation, 

Eminent, a. 1. Hlgli, lofty, elevated. 
S. I^Unguislied, conapicuouB, cele- 
brated, prominent, llluBtTioua, OTL^ted, 
famous, renowned, Tematkable, of great 

fimisfiary, n. Messenger, spy, scout, 

secret agent. 
KnolaBioii, n. Ieboo, sendii^ out, throw- 

£iDit, y. a. 1. igect, diaeharge, exliale. 



e (/or ctreviatv^, put 1] 



Suften, efTemiuats, 



BmoIUent, a. Softening. 

Ximolument, «. 1. Bmn, lucre, pay, 
eompenaatlon, wages, aal^, eUpend, 
hire, pecunlarj profit. 
9. JkdTantagB, prodt, benefit, 

Emotlim, ». JTeeling. passion, excite- 
ment (qr Ben^bUilj/j, mental agita- 






1, pledge, put i 



. Empliatfc, I a. Expreaeive, signlfi- 
Emphatical, ). cant, categorical, strong, 

Biuplre, II. 1. Sovereignty, anpremacy, 
dominion, abSDlule aaHiority, supreme 



experiment^ (ipitAoul si 



plrio, la. 1. EiiFerinienlal, ex- 
pliieal, I perienHal, ilom experi- 
ce (of mstbigidsJfed from i^ferenes or 



ENARTniiOSiS 

Kmplriclsin n 1 Dependence on 

S Quackery chailatanlsm cha 

Kmplaelmm n Ui pi Enailasl 

(Med) Plaster 
Employ cat Busj engage, 

^. Use, apply, m^e uae of. 



"^^TJ^flSl 



Jmploymi , 

tion, engagement, pursuit, A . 

calling, protesaion, trade, crait. 
a. Service, agency, office, ikuplot. 

Smparium, «. Mart, market, place of 
trade, eommerolal aty. 

IlmpaverlBli, v. a. [Written also Im- 
poverish.] 1. Make poor, bring to want, 
reduce to inaigenoe. 



Itjto 



a. 1. Auttoti! 
anl^ quall^, give 



Enable, malie able. 

8. Uneatis'iactotiness, vanity, hollow- 

Bmp^ a, I. Void,' devoid, vacant, nn- 

a.^nftiruiBlied,misnpplied, unSIled, 

%. Unaubstanaal. unsatlsiying, nn- 
eatisl^toty, yaln, nollew. 

4. Desolate, waste, deserted. 

5. SenaelaaB, silly, weak. 
Emp^, v.a. 1. Exhaust, drain, evacn- 

8. Dfsoliarge, disembogue, pour out. 
Bmpty, V. n. flow, diseinbt^ue, flow 

out, be dlsobarged. 
Bmptyiues, ft. pt. Xeast. 
EmpvreaT, a. Ethereal, atrial, airy, 

hIgUy refined. 
Empyrean, n. Higheet Iieaven. 
Emulate, v. a. Blyai, vie witli, com- 






with iove 
Bnarthros 

et Joint. 



, desire of enperioritv. 
1. Competiiig, rivalling. 



St, act the part of. 
a. 1, Enacting. 
It, decree, edict, ordlnanoe. 



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EacBoe, V. a. [Written also Tncage.] 

Conmie, coop^ coop up. 
£!ncaiup, v^ it. Camp, pitch ona'a tent, 

Encamp, c. a. Place in a camp. 

x;naainameut,«. Camp. 

Encetnte, a. [Fr.] Pregnant, big with 

eMia, in the femuy way. 
i:iioIu^n, v.a, 1. Bind, aliaofcle, raan- 

tuile, eneiave, hold 4n chaJna, hold in 

bondiKe. 
a. Hohl, rfvBt, 6x, hold feat. 
Bncliant, V. a. Cliarm, captlvata, taa- 

duata, bewitch, enamour, nlu, catch, 

encapture, raviM,beadfy,pleaa6h^hly, 

lead captlTe. 
Bnchantlng;, a. Channing.captiTatii^, 

&£clm(Ung, bewitching, dellghttnl, lav- 

iahlnET. OiFdoau. 

Chotmer, magician. 



■wllchery, epeU, charm. 

a. ndibt, mcinayon, rapture, ray- 
iehment, traaaport. 
Kncbase, V. <(. I. Enclose <a« a ffeiain 
gold). Infix. 
^ Chase, emlx>SB. 
Vncirde, v. a. Snironnd, encompasa. 

enrfiim, gird, enMril, encloae. 
Ifndose, v. a. [Written also Inclose.'] 
1, Eooirclej earroond, enoompaaa, 
1ml>asom, circumscribe, ^ut in, fence 
in. 
3. Cover, envelmi, Trrap. 
BnoloBare, n. [Written alao iMlol- 
««.] 1. Enclosing. 
a. B^ng enclosed, 



. Praise, eulogy, euli^- 



ilogy, m 
latlon, ] 



3. invest, beset, beside, hem in, wall 

Kncoi'e, ad, [Frl] Again, once moTO. 
Xlncoontor,?!, i. Meeting, renooant«r, 
claab, ooilision. 

3, Conflict, combat, flght, contest, 
battte, engagement, action, sklrmiali, 
tirnah, afiSir. 
Buooanter, v. a. 1. Meet Imddenls), 
meet tiu!e ta ta^e. 
9. Confront, &ice. 

3. Meet with, &11 upon, come upon. 

4. Attaelf, ei^age with, contend 
ugainet, join battle with, cope witb, 
compete with, atm^le with, strive 
with, fight vrtib. 

Encoonter, v. ?i. Clash, sltirmish, rcn- 



sttmulate, cheer, Incil*. 
assure, oomfor^ console, bi 
3. Support, fovor, countenance, fitr- 
, ther, arlvanoe, promote, foster, aid, 
Ijelp, abet, patfonize, help Ibrwud. 

Eucdutufert n. Favorer, promoter, 

EncroaeS, V. n. Tienius, intxode, 
^ii^Cj trench, make inroad, make in- 
vasion, advance etealtblly. 

Bnocoaelmientin. Infili^eaneut,trce- 
pjiss, inroad, invasion. 

EncDiu>>er,v. a. 1, LoadiOlog.oppreBs, 
impede, limder, obstruct, overload. 

a. Emlyarraas, perplex, anfangle. In- 
volve, complioute- 

Encambmnce, n. [Written also In- 
cambrance.] 1, Li^, citK, impedi- 
ment, hicderance, dead vSaiii, drag 
weight. 
- a. I>eb^ daim^llabUtty. 

Encyclloal, a. Circular. 

Encyclopaedia, «. Ovclopffldla. 

lincyclqpediiui, o. EncvolOFHDIO. 

Encyolopedie, la. Tbat embraces 

Encyclopedioa], ) the whole elide of 
learning, enc^opedlan. 

Encvstea, a, Encioaed In a cyat or eao. 

End, n. 1. Extremity, extreme point. 

3. Close, cessatdon, period, explraUeni 
flnale, flnia, last, fiiU of the rnurCaln. 

3> CotiBluslon, compte^on. . 

4, Termination, bbnnd, limit 

0. Final state, n'—-' -"■'— 



npalmt, 






sss 



a. Close, eonoiuae a oiacourao, cease 

LndaneST, v. a. Hazard, liak, peril, 
jeopariU™, commit, eompromlt, espoae 
lo danger, put at lianatd, pal in peril, 
put in Jeopardy. 

Sndea^ v. a. Attach, secure the afl^- 
tion ol, bind by Ues oC affection, gair 



blandishment, fondling. 
■indeavoi', a. Effort, attemp 

trial, ald'u^le, exertion, aim. 
Undeavor, «. «. Try, attempi 

labor, strive, airQ,mal!eaneffi] 

an attempt. 
Sndemic, (a. {Med.) Of a parUcu- 
Sndemlcal, f lar district. 
Sndemic, n. {Med.) Endemical dlB- 

ble, ui^imlted, boundless, liameasi 
2, Eternal^ everlasting, perpetn^, 1 



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3. Immortal, imdjii«, deothiess, 
Bver-liviiig, nKTer-dylng, imperishable. 

4. OlgectleBS, wltLont purpose or de- 



a. FamiBli wlOi a fund, supply wiUi 



qu€Bt, boon, lugeas, bounty, pi 
8. Property ^und, cevanue. 



3. Patience, fortltnde. 

3. [Rare.] ContlnoaQee, i 

a. Suffifer, undergo, eipecieuije, go 

3. Brook, toletate, abide, submit to, 
put up with, bear with, take patiently oi 

Endare, s, n. 1. Beuiiiin. condnue. 
iMt, abide, be 



... _ ... . r, submit, real™ one's 

self, be pWlent, tUts Itiatlently, taSe 
It RBBllv nr quloUy, not &et about It. 

(AfBi.) Clyflter, glyelet, In- 



3. [Witli The pr^tea.] DEVib, Sa- 



, . 'erful, strong, effaotiye, «fl 

tSoaa, potent. 
Ensrelze, B. i. Act witb vigor, 

itorelbly. 
Energliie, v, a. Givo energy to, give 

EoerBy, ». 1. Force, power, xolgbt, 
elBiaoy, potency, efficiency, strength, 
aoavifr, intenaity. 

a. SpMt, sptTitedneas, anlmaf 
l][e, Ttgoc, DuinitaeeB, zeal, pluck, 
torn, auimol Bpliita. 

Xoervate, o. n. Unnerve, weaken, 
feeble, debilitate, paralyse, break, 
prlve of force or slrengtb, render 

IlnClBeble, v. a. Weaken, unnerve, 



1, com^''obl'^e, for< 



Engasre, 0, a. 1. Pledeti commit, 
promiBe, bind, put under pledge. 

3. Oain, win, Bttacli, attract, allure, 

4. Occupy, employ, busy, engcoee. 

5. Attael:, encounter, figlit wlUi, join 
battle with. 

EnsE«:e, ti. n, 1. Fight, combat, con- 
lend, Bti'ugffle, coitt«9t, join battle- 
3. IQmh^k, enlist, take tlie drst stflp. 
~ Promise, agreOjE'"'" "■""" ' '~ 



take apoiL or 






IBClf. 



igement, n. 1. Promise, Blipn- 



). Battle, oonniot, com 



Engaein^f a. AttracUve, winning, ei 
tert^lng, pleasing, intoreBtli^, cat 



ig, taking. 
Engender, v. a. 1, Generate, beget, 
procreate, b — •" 



vatiitg, a 



„, ^oduce, cause, occbb 
to. call forth, 
nglue, n. 1, Machine. 









E^ngird, v. a. Sur 

b^rd, eadrdle^eiu^iiuyuoo. 
EuellBta, »■ 1. English people. 

g. English la^uage. 
Eng™^B, D. a. Qoi^a, devour, i 

HP, Bwftllow eagerly, gulp down, 
EnKOi-se, v. n. Devour food, feed 

greodUy, be gluttonous. 
Ensorttement, K. 1. Engorging. 

a. (Med.) Gongeelion, obstruction, 

over-fulness. 
Entrain, v. a. Dye in Uie grain, dye 

Bnerave, v. a. 1. Mark by incisions, 
cut, cbleeL carve, htippt,e. 
e. Imprint, Infiit, impress deeply. 
Euiri'aviiiff, n, I. Sngtavcd plate. 

%. Print. 
EnB:ross, v, a, 1. Absorb, ei^age, ba- 



iugroBaaient, n, 1. Absorption, mo- 

uopaly, forestalling, 

8, Ei^^Bsed copy. 
5ngnlf, ", a, [Written also foeW.'] 

Absorb, swallow up, 
Inhamoe, w. a. 1. Raise {aepriee), od- 

S. liicroaea, augment, aggravate. 



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Gnliearten, v, a. Enoournge, emhulilen, 

Btimnlale, MSnre, reassure, cumforC, 
couaole, buoy up, 
Bn^mB, n. Bladle, puzzle, daj:k Bay- 

DbBcnre,mj3l 

uublguuiia, 
>, fncoi — »'■■ 



Enjoy, «■ a- 1. Take plBasure in, be 
Oelightea with, take dellgbt In, derlva 
pleasiira ftom. 
S.Have&ulClonof. 

EnJoymeul^ «. I. Pleasure, gtatAOea- 
rion, delight, happiness. 

Bnjoy one's self, Be happy. 
Bnkljiidle, V. a. i. InSame, ignite, 

2. Incite, excite, CDiue, etlmnl 

instigate, provoke, atir up, 4et 01 
Bnlarge, v. a. IncreasB, auEtnent, 

tend, flKpand, niagn%, amplify, m 

larger, make greater. 
Enlaree, v. ih I. Expatiate, dilate, 

deacant, speak at length, lannch. oat. 
a. Incteiwe, swell, gi'ow, extend, — 

pand, grow larger. 
Enlargement, n. 1. ExpEuiBion, dila- 

2. ExpatlatJan,GoplousdlBcouiae,i 
tended remark. 
EnUglliteu, V. a. 1. Ulumlnnte, illai 



tine, irradiate, make light, mahE 

-ipply with light. 

iL Inform, teach. 

, _. , „_'ii(ited, informed 

idneated, intelligent, refined, highl; 



£iill(;lLt«ned, 
Bnl^ht«ni 



Insttuotioii, illu- 

nllet, ti. a. 1. Snmll, raster, lecoid, 

S. Engage, Induce to eerve, secure 
the asslatance of. 

s. Embark, engnge, ple<^e one's as- 



Buliven, «. a. 1. Quicken, animate, 
nake, tonse, Iniigomte, give life to, 

3. Inspire, inspirit, exhilarate, cheer, 
delight, ghuUlen. 

En masse, tFr.] Altogether, in a mass, 

Enmity, n. Animosit;, hatred^ hate. 

hostility, malignity, malice, aversion, 

malevolence, rancor, Wttemess, !ll- 

niU. 
Ennoble, v. a. 1. BjiiBe to nobiUtj, 

raise to tiie peer^e. 
it. F.valt, digni^, elevate, raise, 

aggrandize. 



Ennui, ». [Pc] LIstlessneBO l/nr «on( 
" nccu/pfUiei^), languor, tei^iuia, lassi' 
le, ^ajisomeness, tiresomeness. Irk- 



P^^^P > 



oelty, ft 



ffls, de- 



, Atrodi 
irregular, 



:boto^ Inordinate, 

..o , 1, excepUonaL 

!, Hi^e, mmiatrouB, Immense, vast, 
gigantic, colossal, prodigious, Cyclope- 
an, Hercnlean, elephanune, very lai^. 

3. Flagitious, very wicked. 
;noi^li, n. Sufficiency, plenty, quan- 

;naug:h, o. Bufpioiebt (to latia/j) de- 

Luongli.air. Sufficiently, satis&ctorily, 

iSare.] 1. Declare. 

-~ — (Proclaim, 

hd, make 



to satisfaction. 

promulgate, state, 

S. Artlcnlate, utfc 
En passant, [Fr.] 
way, by the 1^. 

/«^W.] Ask abou 



I passing, l>y the 
Ask, question, seek 



(bff qmsti 
Z* Hake Investigation, make exami- 






e, s^y 



eiDbellisti 
!n™^"^"^ 



productive, 
lundaiitly. 
I,, deck, orm 



. Stala vtiUi blood, 

shield, 
uB,o,^™,,.,m8,protBC' '•"-'— 
mljle,n. [Fi-.] Thewl 



..'w. a. Shf , 
icreen, hide, protect, harbor. 
■- .] The whole. 

L. Enclose in a shrine. 



embalm, treasure, Cherish, keep 1 

paired. 
Ensiform, a. Sword-shaped. 
Suslgn, n. 1. Burner, standard, 



«b,Google 



Snsmire, u. a. [Written iblsa Iiitnore.] 
1. Entiap, catch. 
ft. Inveigle, allnre, Eednce. 
3. Enfaiigle, embarrass, confound, 
perplex, bewilder, poae, nonplus, Etag- 
ger, myeUfy. 
Bnsiie, V, «. 1. Follow, enoceed, coxoe 
after, be subseciuent. 

8. Isane, arise, eprlng, iow, come, 
resnlt, proceed, acci'uo. 
E;nsiir«, TT. a. [Wiitten also and UBually 
l^'iure.] 1, Make eecai'o. 

ft. Secure a^nut loss, Indemnli; 
agalueC rieli. 
Kntidl, V. a, 1. TTiWefer fbn timlimable 



It (ftjin. 



ssm, S 



terably. 

Etttangflo, V. €t. 1. Ensnare, entrap, 
eatcbj Involve in conlplicatjou, 

a, CoDfoBe [by ticidHag or cnwtln^). 
Interweave, tangle, ijaot, mat. 

3^ Perplex, ernhnrrnjia nnv-rlfk irm^ 

found, bewjlaer. 



lounu, J»W3UlBr,poBi], no 
lojsUh. . 
Entaa^ement, n. 1. I] 



q. iHWoru, raKiSLHij euroii, note, 
doiin, chronicle, Jot down, take dow 



3. Sbare, pHTlidpate in, be a psrtali:- 
erpf. 

3. SympathiM with. 
Enterprlae, n. 1. Undertaking, adven- 
ture, venture, attempt, eBbrt, essay, 

^ Energy, actJvity, efficiency, force 

Enterpiielng:, a, 1. AdventRrona, ven- 

3. Aelive, prompt alert, eflrrlng, 

aealoua, atrenuoua, eager, on the alert, 

Entertain, v. a, 1. Lodge, treat hospi- 
tably, show hospltaUty to, receive as a 

a. Feed, maintain, enppoct. 
3. Hold, cherieh, hoibor. 

S. Divert, tunuee, please. 

BntertHinment, n. 1. Hospitable treal- 



Enter npon. Begin, eommecce, take 
EutbiuU, V. a. IWrltteo alBO InthraU. 



1, reduce to servitude, put no- 
inent,». [Written also AUAm^ 



, 1. Invest witli sover- 



mental escl 

SntliuBiast, n. 1. Fanatic, devi 
bigot, zealot, reUgious madman. 
« i.,.i_4. _:_: — ry, dreamer, oa 



it. ^alot,' 
bidlder. 

EntHnsiasUc, 1 a. 1. PanaUcal, big- 
Enthiwlasticiil, ) Dted. 
ft. Visionary, ejitravagant. 
S* Ardent, eaniest, vehom 
ous, fervent, fervid, bumine. Homing, 
glowing, pa^onate, impasBioned. 
Entice, w. a. Allure (to enit], lure, at- 
tract, decoy, seduce, tempt, coax, in- 
veigle, wheedle, csjole, peieoade, lead 



Uon, Inveiglement, Indi 

EDtiit, it. 1. Wliole, complete, parfeet, 
undivided, mibrohen, undimfnlahed, 
nnimpiilred. 



.ry, thoroi^h, u 









ptaii^, entirety, ialagritj. 



Entombment, «. B 

Entrails, it.pl. lnt*a 
cera, guts, inwarda. . 

sj^e, door, gate, porta 






imeneement, initla- 



bewltoh', ravish, electrify, throw^to 
ecstasies. 
fentrap, v. a. 1. ^Ensnare, catch. 
». Inveigle, seduce, allnre, entice. 
3. Entangle, involve, perplex, eat' 
barrasa, confmmd, bewilder, mystify, 
stagger, poae, nonplus. 
Entreat, v. a. Beg, cr 

prefer a prajer to. 






«b,Google 



h, solicitation, appeal, impoi:- 



, [Fcl 1, Admittance, ad- 

miadan, tree occsbb. 
S. Firat course l<^ diahes). 

Entremets, ti.pl. (Ft.] Side iJtelies. 

!Elutr« iiouB, ffr.J Oon&denfl^y, pri' 
raWly, in oonSdenoe, between our- 
setvas, between ;on Hnd me, under tbe 

Gntrepot, n. I£V.] Ui^asine, nsie- 
bouee, st^reliouse. 

3. 'Passaee Imlo a lumiej, avenue, 
inlst, liall. 
3. BecDTd, note, minute, memoiiin- 

Sntnine, t>. a. [Written also Iniwme.J 
1. Twine, twist together. 
Z. Enclnde, Bunound, embrace, wind 
about, wind oronnd. 



, citaiion, mention, ^tailed 
!. imet.] Kecitpitnlalloii, BomminK- 



iEnnnoiatfi, v. a. 1, Dectaro, ap 
proclaim, publieb, express, relate, 
mulgate, state, proponnd, 



Articulate, e 



X^nnnctatlTe, a. l>eclaraUTe, ex 

bIta, dedaratory, enuuelat^iy. 
Bnnaciator;, a. Declarative, ennncio- 

Enore, v. «, [WrttMn also and osuallj 
Irmre.] iLaw.j Be applied, come into 

£nTelop, V, a, 1. Inibld, inffiap, wrap. 
Ibid, wrap up, pat a wrapper about. 
». Succouna, ecidcole, encompass, 



i. (^oi^. Mound (to a 

ft). 

i, lAttron.) Cornel. 



, Jealous, disposed to 



ncliGle, envdop, gird, b^rc 



., 1. yi. Neighborhood, TioiD- 

ity, vlchiaffe. 
BuToy, n. Minister, ambassador, plsu- 

, M. a. 1. Hate (/or exc^ktioe or 
m), view with jealousy, feel lU-wiU 

Grui^e, begmdge. 
Envy, II. UTlafk (on aammtqfexcel- 
I success), hatred. Jealousy, spite. 



vied. 



onsnes^ Hl-wlll. 
Object of' envy, ; 



ebemeTBl, a. Slioit-lived, tianaitory, 
ansient^deetlng, flitting, evanescent, 
" "■ i, fugadeuH, momentary, brief. 



fugitive, fi 
Sphemerig, n. ,^.. , 
], Journal, diary. 

E^C a. Narrailre. 

Bpic, n. KairaUve, poem, epio poem, 

heroic poem. 
Epicedlid, i a. Elegiac, mournful, fu- 
Eplcedtau, | nereol. 
Epteedium, «. Klegy, dli^e, lament, 

mournful ec""' '- ' -^ — 

iSybariti, fiee-li 



>mlcal almana 



I of plcss- 



Bplsrammati': 



Eplfinreaniam, n. Dodxincs of Epl- 

caruB, Epicurism. 
Epiaurism, ». 1. Sensuality, luxury, 

luxurious living. 
a. Dootrines of Epicurus, Epicure- 
Epidemic, \a. Oeneral, prevailing, 
]Spideiii1<^, j prevalent, pandemic 
Epidermia, n. 1. Culdcle, scarf-skin. 

2. (Aif.l Eiterior coalJtiE- 

!a. Gondae, lacon- 
ic, terse, pointed, 
, shani, pungent. 

Eptp&any, «. 1. ManilBBtallon, ap- 
pearance [BspectaBjf timt of Gft™« i^ 
the Mot '•Meh gvKSki tAe mo^ji fo Bef fi- 
lehsBi). 

3. (Eael.\ 1 
Epiplirte.n. -.- 

Epiploon,". {Awi.., , 

£piscoptWT, «. Epiacopallanlsm. 
Epiecoptil, a. Episcopalian. 
Episcopalian, if. Episcopal. 
GplBCopAlian, «. Churchman. 
EplBcopalliuilBm, n. Episcopacy. 
Episcopate, n. 1. Bislioprlc, of&ce of a 

bishop. 
3. Body of bishops. 
Episode, «. Dlgres^on, incidental nar- 

EpieUe, n. Latter, note, written com- 






Epitkalamium, n. Xnpdat song. 

Epltlie(,R. \Te-JaaadtfTmiifOieWieto- 
ricioB.] Adjeotive, name, appeHa- 
Uon, des^arion, title, qualifyli^ word 
or term, descripttve turn, 



«b,Google 



I, UBirotmity, 
Evenness, equability. 



Elpitome,!!. Abri^ment, atotract, coui- 
pend, oompenainiB, eonspoctus, sylla- 
bus, briBf, brevlfttj) enromacy, eynopais, 
digest, HQni uid. BnttBtance. 

Spuomlst, A. Abildger, epitomlzer, 
witter ol sn B^tome. 

XSpttoiDlBs, B. a. J. Abridge, abbreri- 
nte, Bhorten, condenee, rednca, contract, 
iD^e aa abBbract of. 
9. Curtail, ont short. 

EpltonoiEer, »• EpiromsT. 

Epodb, B. Period, date, era, age, pcint or 
period of lime (rCTiarJaWe/orsmne eueirt). 

X^oiD..sslt8, n. pl. Bulpbale of roag- 

EqnablUty, 1 

ecjuableness- 
Bquabls, a. Even, uulfOr 

steady, r^oloi, nlways Oie 
EctiiauweaH, n- ICvenness, i 
Eqnal, a. 1. Uke, alike, tauuuuuuiiL, 

equi«alent; of tlie rame extent, meas- 
- uiSj degree, or value. 

S* UnlCCiTm, even, i^ular, equaMe. 

3. Impmtial, uabiaseed, equitable, 
fair, Jua^ even-banded. 

4. Ptopottiotiato, eonmiensurafe. 

5. Adequate, oompel«nt, f.t, of suf- 
ficient strength or ability. 

Eqoal, It. Peer, compeei, fellow. 
"Eqaal, V. a. i. Eguahze, make equal, 
make alike. 
H. Bival. rise to tlie same level with, 
3. Be adeouate to, be equal to, be 



Bqniuitmitf, n. Evannees of mind or 

temper, steadiness of disposllion. 
Xlquate, v. a. Average, reduce to aa 

Bquotoi', n. 1, Squinectial, equinocttsl 

llue, celeetlRl unator. 
R, TerreHtriaf equator. 
BqneBtriiHi, n. 1. Bereeman, rider. 
S. EnlglA, cavalier, clievalier, boise- 

soidier, oeasSMTB. 
Bqaestrituilsm, it. Horgeuaneliin. 
BHalUbTtuiii, !f. Equipoise, eve 

SDce, equality of weight. 
Eqnliiaotial, n. Celestial equator, equi- 
noctial line. 
Kgidnootild, a. 1. Of the equlnocti) 

a. AtthetimeoftheeQulnoices. 
Bqtdnos, a. Egniaoetiar pcdnt, inte 

section <u £lie flquator.nad Uie eclipijc 
Bqnlp, V. a. ' 1. ?nmlsh, provide, an 

it out, enpply with oatflts or appaiati 

a. Dress, accoutre, array, drras out. 

!Eqiiipag:etn. 1, Apparatus, equipment, 

mnuture, ba^age, efi^cts, baj( and t>i^- 

Z* Carri^e, vehicle, turnout. 

3. Train, retinue, attendance, pro- 



ipi^al, candid, unUassed, unprajn- 

:^ed, aven-lianded. 

s. fieasonable, fUr, justlBable, right. 

Equity, 1- !• Justice, right. 

Equivalent, a. 1. Equal, comnieuau- 
rate, tantamoont, bquipollebt. 

a. Synonymous, intercliangeabie, of 
the same meaning or Import. 
Eoulvocal, a. 1. Ambiguous, of iloubt- 
m meaning, to be taken iu a double 

a. UnoertBhi,doabtlVil, dubious, inde- 

;uibble, sh uMe, dodge, 



inlTooatJon, n. 1. Qutbhllng pre- 

a. Quibble, equivoke, double mean- 
Eqntvoke. n. 1. AmbiguouseipressiOD, 



tnre, apparatua, rigging, gear, outfit. 
Bqnlpidae, n. Equillbilum. even bal 

ance, equality of weight. 
XiqaipoUenb, a. [Sm-e.] Equivalent. 



(marlied by omg odiaMtiraUoii or dlt- 
Epoch, period, date, D 



t. ExterminaUoD, deetntcUon, annl- 



Mrasvre,Ji. Dbl)tecation,Eoral«hiiigont, 

ErOtad. [Poeticdl.J Beibre.floonerti"^ 
"re, orep. [PoeilciU.] ' BeRre, prior 
:rel)n8,n. WvOt.) [L] HelJ.Tarta 
Hades, Avemus, the lower world, uie 
infernal regions, shades below, region 

:iect, V. a. %. Setnp, place upright, sot 
upi-ight. 

a, Raise, build, construct. 
. 3. lilTcaVt, elevate, magnify. 

A, InsUtnte, found, Kim, plant, eB> 
tablish. 

5. iPoetiad.l Cheer, animate, Ins^t, 

Erect, a. 1. Uji^ht, not prone. 
a. Elevated, turned upward. 
3. Bold, undaunted, undismayed, un- 
terrifled, firm, unshaken. 
Election, ft. 1. EreoWi^, settli^ np- 

a. BaMng, bulldlr^, conBtruetiDg, 



«b,Google 



Ergo, orf. tL.] Therefore, lonsisjueiitly 

^rcot, H. Spurred rye. 

Mrva, tt. Ireland. 

Briulns, »■ 1. Stio»,t(lllmtelaenni!iea). 

Consume, OeaUoy, canker, 

CorroaioJi, eating; avBy. 

v^rnleiit, er '■ 
a. Amatoi 



tlu, aeiid, vlrnleiit, eatlug, oathei 






^wpoe 



Wandering, n 



.. iratB, n.pi. pj.] En-ois {m pr^tiaff), 

mieialces, miapTints. 
Erratia, a. 1. Wandering, roving, no- 

madic, not Btatdonary. 
S. iTTegalar, eccentdc, abnormal. ' 
ErrMne, b. Stanmtatory. 
Erring, o. Sinful, fiillible, peccable, 



liable to ere. 



tneorrect, inexact, 
), blunder, mlaap- 



Error, n. 1. Mistake. 

prehen^n, overaight, timmjuim;*. 
a. Sin, tanlt, oSence, tiespasa, trans- 

gree^n, dellnquenuy, Iniquity. 
Errant, n. pt. (/« .pHntiti^.) Eciata, 

mlsprinta. 
Brae, n. Gl-aelle laneuase. 
Erubescent, a. Reddisb, bluahii^, rabl- 

Bitiotate, V. n. [Aire.] Belch, ^eot 

■wind Irtna the atamaob, 
Emctatlon, n. belching. 
Epo^t^a- Learned, lettered, well-F^ad, 

deep-Tead. 
EFndltton, n. Knowlei^ {ffmned by 

Teadbtg and 8ttLdy\ learning, lore, 

seliDlarBbip, ei^eoiie, liteFature. 
Bruption, II. 1. Explosion, outbarst, 

outbreak. 
iS. SftUy, sndden eicnrelon. 
3. (iUea.) Bosb, exanidiem. 
ErfStpelas, n. Satnt Antliony's Are. 
Bscalade, V. a. Scale. 
-' -'CB. I. Improprie^loommiKEd 



It of the 
D. B. 1, Flee, aj, abscond, 

), VAMOSE, ABSQUiTDLATE, 

make or efibet one's escape, 
olf, Bl«al away, baaten away. 



S. Slip, pBBB, go by, slip tbcou^ the 
inaers, be passed ovei-, be omittal. 
cape, R. 1. SiigUi. 

8. BKi.e)tia{fraiii.th-eaiettf4 danger). 



rp, n. Scarp, 
ar.n. (-VerfT) C 



Esdiaiotlc, B. {Sied.) Caustic, causOc 

application. 
Eecheat, ii, ?>. Be forfeited. 
Eacliew, v. a. Avoid, sbun, flee frma, 

Iteep away ftom, keep cleat of. steer 

clear o^ keep out of the way oC, be sby 

of, have nothing Co do witli. 
Escurt, »■ 1. Convoy, guard, conduct. 
a. Protection, aaft^nard, saib con- 



a^ffil 



observation, dlscov- 



3. Many, wed, join in wedlock. 

S. Adopt, dstbnd, embrace, maintaEn, 

EspHt de coppa, [Fr.] Class feeling, 
mntual interest in one another (as ie- 
(loeeB memlien if tiie some socieiv or qf 



"ZSJ. 



laire. 



i. Squire. 

1. Attempt, try, endeavor. 



1. AtJ^mpt, trial, ende; 
efibrt, stri^le, aim. 

a. Tract, dissertation, treaUaa, dis- 
qui^i^n, brief diseonrBC. 
Essayist, n. EBsay-wrilor. 
Eseay'tn^ter, B. Essayist. 
Essence, b. 1. Kature, subsidies, quiu- 

s. Extract, volatile part, reoldfledpoT- 



«b,Google 



ISBentlal, «. 1. Nature, first principle. 

%. Clilef point, most impoitant port. 

iBtablisli, V. a. 1. Vix, settlo, plant, 

fomid, Inatltnte, constltuts, otgaulze, 

S. Confirm, raUiy, sanctkin, approve, 
8. Frova, subutontliite, Tei-iiy, make 



a. ConfirmatlDn, roUficatiou, Bono- 
Lbstantlation, ^roof. 



h. Bt^le of llvli^, expenses of liviDg. 
6. Floce of baeineea. 
Estate, ». 1. Stato, oondition, poEitlon, 






t^ Propartr, e 



B,ltor- 



3, Cla^a i(if tJioae who fmtaHt^ite S 
state or tite gooavmentti^a stale), ordi 
division. 

4.. {Lam.) latemstlia any apeciee ' 
permanent pn^ertji]. 

value, rate, reckon, sei a VEilue on. 

a. Admire, like, prize, linnor, reteio, 
leapeet, Uilnk well of, tiiiok biglilf of; 

3. Regard, e™^er,'deam, think, ac- 
eoimC, believe, sappaee, Itoagine, bold, 
vlaw, tOaej, loot upon. 
Bateem, n. 1> Eelimation, eeOmttte, 
apjureoiatlon, vslnatlon, reckoning, ho- 
coatitj opinion, jndgnient. 

& Kespecb, reverence, honor, credit, 
blBli regiira, Cavorobie opinion. 
EatlLetloit, n. [Written iQeo and nsnally 
,^»(AH*ts.J Miloeopliy of the flue arts, 
theory or phliOEophv of taste, science of 
the beautmil. 
KgUmaiile, a. Worthy, good, excellent, 

medtotloaa. 
BBtliuatfl,u.a. l.Tali 
prise, esteem, appreoi 
on, set a price on. 
8. Conrputa, reOkon, oonnt, ealeulate. 
Estimate, «. 1. Valnalioii p-himBf.irm 

8. Oah:iilatlan, compute 
Bstlnuitloii.n. l.Yaluan 
' ment, appreciation, eadma 
opinltai, eateam. 

H, B/^ect, ijonor, regard, revereno^ 
&vorable onlnlon. 

iLaw.) Bar, Bti^, impedf 

Kdraw, withhold, 
bte, maka unfriend. 



, appr^e, i 



m^ appr^se- 
B,ju^ment, 



preclude, sC^ the pr 
Kstoppel, w. Bar, In 
Ustranife, v. a, 1. W 

keep away. 



Etat-maAor, [Fc] Staff, oommlBBlonod 

officerB7atafr ofllcsra. 
Et cSBtero, [L.] And others, and bo 

fortli, and so on. 
tteli, V. a. Engrave (Ay of^roBion ^ att 

ttemal, a, 1. Eodlesa, ererlaetine, 
Intei'minable, ever-dnrii^, perpetual, 
censelesB, nnceasing, perennlaL 
8. ImpeilBliable, nndyli^, iierer-dy- 

3, Immutable, undiangeaMe, 
Eternally, a<j. IindlesBly, mtermitiably. 






ndnnslij. 



eclastingfy, always, ever, aye, 

ore, fbr everlasting, Ibr ever, fol axu, 

r ever and ever, world without end, 

il doomsday. 

irnlty, «, Ferpetnlty, endles dura- 

:mize, V. a, 1. Perpetuate, make 

maki 
Etliereal, a. 1. Airy, a 
Ught, volatile. 

Etherealize, u. a. SuhtlUse, make 

etheteaL 
Etlierealnesa, n. Alrlnesa, rarity, suh- 

tilty, subtllenaas. 
EtJifcal, (I. Moral. 
EtbicH, «. MoraUW, morals, moral phi- 

loaophy, defence of iinman duty. 
Ethiops-mlneral, n. Black enlphuret 



Sthnological, j 



. Ethnic, ethnical. 



•grapky, R. Deactiption of raeos 
,,^j...otiUiff a$ regard niaiDie):d and caa- 
ioms or exIerTialpeculUirUiet). 
Itlmology, n. Science of rac^e itreating 
qf the i^aial OS we« as i^ the pla/tical 
d^^renees qf the races qf masilma]. 
Etholiwy, B. Treatise on ethics, system 

ih, blanch, whiten. 



of ethics 



.iolate, V. ». Became wblte, be n 






ached, be bleaclied. 



Etioiated, a. Whitened (6j) _ 

/mm ligia), blanched, bleached. 
Etiqaetle, n. Preaciibed form 

IWKwr, as that eet dBum 

ticket on Ote occasion qf . . 

eoiirt), feshionable oeremony , 

code, tbtnia of good breeiui 

Uonal decorum. 
Etyiiiolo^, n. 1. Silence of etymons. 



Etyi 



... Denvution. 

8. (fiiYBB.) InaeoUon(ii/'(ftej;ar(3ii/' 

on, n. Boot, radical, radii, prlai- 



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XJnlogist^ «■ Sncomiaat, pinagjriet, 

Knlogdslic, la. Eneomlastie, pane- 
ISuli^Btlcal, f gjiicBl, comiuendatory, 

SnloKT, n. EnlogisOc speech or d!a- 

c^nTBO, TOidfle, eulc>gi'n]u, encomltun^ 
. psuctg'ilc, oommsudBtlan, good word, 

tritrate of prataa. 
Bapepey, ffi. Good djeestjoji. 
jBupbemjam, ni 8i^»ned. expreaelon 

(to OBolit (jpTuiinp by Iianlaiesa or by 

md^viacy). 

«SEKSSa,l«- «■"»■"■<><'■ 

Bnphor' — 

dear,! 

Xlnp1ioiir,'R. '.igreaSlia sound (m toi- 

ffwafle). 
Xiapbi-asy, », (£oj.) E;e-1}iiglit (£u- 

Xiuplmlsin, n. f uriGm, finical stvle, 
IbstddlouB dfiUoaoy (m ^ use q^ fcER< 
fvo^l, nfibotad eiejrance. 

"■—" 'a,!!. KnEhanaay, easy death. 



Ziutn^liy, n- Henjfjiy 
Xluxliie, n. Black sea. 
£Ta4>Daiit, a- {fied.) Pu^atLv«, cathaj:- 

Me, alietei^ent, clsanslne. 
XSvacOHut^ n. Oathai'Ho, pui^ttve, 
pnigaUya niedichie. 
' Braonate, v. a. 1. £mptT, luahe emptr. 
3. Slject, expel, excrete, void, dis- 
charge, throw out, fllear ont, dean out. 
S. Quit (m a BOH*e or a eoimfrj/), 
iBBTfl, TefflnqolBh-fbTBaka, desert, aban- 
don, vtUidntir mua. 
Bvaonatlon, »■ 1. Zmpt^i^, 
ii. DieohaTge, (deatfou, exareUoii. 
3. Qnittlng, withdrawal. 
Zhrade, «. a. 1. Eldde, escape, eacapa 
fsttm, stoal away ftaai, get away H'om 

a.. 

We, dodge, prevaricatft pailer, eivl 
Evanesce, ^. n. Yanlah, disappear, 

Evanescence, n. Tranutocinese, ti 



, ... Vanishing, fleeting, 

tTansltary, transient, pasBlug, flitting, 
fi^tive, fljing, ephemeral, aSort-llvea. 

Bvongelie, (a. Accocdlog to the 

ZivBugeUcal, ) goB)>el. 

Bvan^IlBt, n. 1. Writer of one of the 
Gospels. 



Bvansdlie 






Lch the gospel ti 
Vlj off In vapor. 



a. Disappear, be diaeipated. 

. X^dporate, v. a. 1. Vaporine, 

into vapor, disperse In Taper. 

3. Exhale, emit In vapor. 

Evaporating disli, Capsule. 

Bvaporatlon, n. 1. Vapomat 

S. Exhalation, 



dialngenaons eacafia. 

sophistical, eloalve, elusory. 
Kve.ii. {Poetical.] E\-ebjhg. 
Even,!^. Evening, evB. 
Even, a. 1. Smooth, level, plane, flat. 
3. TJniform, eguahle, equal, calm, 

ruffled, unsteady. 

3. On a level, on the same level. 

4. Fair, just, equitable. 

3. Divisible by two, not odd. 
Sven, ad, 1. Eiac bL 

3. Likenisel f lili: m ixner ly 

Strange to 

'uita Im. 



„, JlYE enti night- 
em, dffak, twil g se ^ y, 
Ml of day, decl da g g a 

Evening star, n. Vesper, Hesper, Hes- 

Bvent.'x. 1. Incident, accident, 

rence, adventnre, ^&ir. 
3. uesult, issue, aonse([uence 

coudaskm, termination. 
Eventrol,!!. FuU of incidents. 
Eventual, a. Final, uUimate. 
Eventnat«, v. n. Issue, terminate, 

close, prove, turn out. 
Ever, da. 1. At any time. 



s. Somoolias 
Even-htuided, a 

partial, fiilr,ho 



through all ages, *ili doomsday. 
Ever and anon, ORea, every i 

then, at short Intecvala. 
Ever-dniing:, a. Eternal, 

Evetlastlngr, a. l. Eternal, endlesf 
unending, ever-durli^, perpetual, in 

rnpted, fni^iinlnable, uaoaaaUig, never 
ceasing, never-endli«. 

a. Imperlahable, undying, never 
dying, ever-living, deatWeee, iramor 

Everlasting, n. 1. Eternity. 

3. Cudweed, goldylooks, iuhoh 

Kver-living, a. Eternal.lmmortal.nn 
dying, deathless, nevec-dyiog, ever 



>re, ad. Always, eternally, f< 
ever, perpetually, continually, 

., -or aye, at all tlm-- '- "•- —' •' 

e, thronah all ages. 



the end o^ 
Every, a. B»o& (qT seperoll. 



and tlien, ORen, at shoi-t 

Bveiy-day, a. . Oomtoon, customary, 
usual, wonted, accnstomed, habitual. 

Everywhere, ad. In every place, In all 
plaoBH, i%ht and left, fat and near, far 
and wide, througkont tho world, all the 
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ief. 

lee, B. a. Prove, eluddata, de- 

nTOte, &how, maniftiFit. mrl-njsA. 

majiif^, make ci« 

>viDiiB, pal 

EvldeotlBl, a. lodiualdve, evideuUary, 

eViudve, ctemonBti'aLlv«. 
Kvldenwwy, o. EYiDEsnii,. 
BtH, o. 1. TSad. ill, not eooi 

S. Wicked, ^nlul, vicious, COItnpt. 

perfBtBe, Hrong. 

3. MlBcMevooB, 
noiIouB, dflleterloiL.. 

4. Unliappy, nnfortuiiate, csUaml- 
tous, adverse, nnpropitdoafi. 

Evil, n. 1. Calamity, mtafi 



ravity,™ 






E:vil-dD«r, ... , , _ ._. 

feetor, culprit, of^der, delinqnent, 

wrong-doer. 
Evil one. Devil, Satan, Lnolfei', Belial, 

A^llyon, ardi'^id, the tempter, the 

man of sin, tbe wicked one, the old 

sarpent, the ^Ince of dnrMiesB, the 

Toui&e^ t^Muenw. 
ETliice,v.<i- Prove, deizLQiistriite, allow, 

evldfflico, manlfbat, elnddate^ make 

erldent, moke •Heax. 
^viadv^a^ DemonatraUve, im^icalive, 

flTideolial, evlduitfaTy, 
BrlHceritte, ». a, IMsembowel, emt»wel, 

gnt, take ont the tiowele of. 
Erake, v, a. Siunmou, call fOrUi, onU 

np, aoiUTixon ^irth. 
fivolulioii, n. Evolving, unfiUdii^, ex- 



.tie, provoke, liuliitter, inflame, e: 
infuriate. 
a. Aggravate, lielgliteii, Increaai 



SVOCBtlOn, UTIIMUIUI. 

9, Afflxavatlon, Ineresse. 

«t, ((■ I. Stnct, scrupulous n 

]dic&l, puuctnib?, nice, critical, l 

;ht, honeet. 

). Accurate, precise, literal, correct. 



EXCEEDING L V" 



i. StridiiEES, r^olarlty, eorupuloua- 



extravagantly, color too h^ldy. 
EiaiKeratlon, it. Hyperbole, rant, 

caiTcature, extravagant Blatement, 

h^k tolonng. 
Exalt, V. a. 1. Kidae, elevate, erect, lift 

S. Ennoble, dignify, aggrandize. 
3. Prolss (/ii^Mj), estol, magnify, 
glorlty, WfSB. 

-. ^_.^ — „ Elevation, diguilj. 

. 1, Inapactum, obaer-. 



3. TrlaHijuatatlooiliiliilTdBrtodiait 
tnult or io teet gtuUMcaivna]. 
xaminef v. a. 1. li^nieot, uhaerve. 

S. SoruMnlze, Investigate, stDCly, oon- 
^der, cauvaea, Inqolco Into, searoh Into, 
look into, Inquire about 

3. Interrogate (i« unfer to eHoif Iruth 
or to leaf gual^ficaiii/ai), oatfichlee, put 
quesUons to. 

S. Inqnirer, iuvestigalw. 



Exanthein, n. (3ted.) Rash, 

ExDntbema, 11. [Gr. pi. . 

Exastliem. 
Exasperate, b. a. 1. Irr 

-■lofe, — ■ --"'" "-- 



ftont-offend, 
iS. Exacerbi 



ion, exacerbation, 
:. Wrath, rage, 1 

oatliedi'B, DJ.] 



ritatlon, proyo- 
:, fury, violent 

le bench, fi-om 



ExcavMe, v. a. EoUow, hollow out, 

Bcoop out, d^ oat, cut out. 
EscavatlODi, tt. 1. Excavating. 

s. Cutting, cavity, hollow. 
Exceed, v. a. 1. Tranaeend, Burpasa, 
cap, go beyond. 

a. Excel, outdo, outstrip, OBtrie, be 
superior to. 
Exceed, V. n, 1. Go too far, overstep 



Siceedlng^, ad. Very, b^hly, greatly, 
extremely, vastly, beyond measure, to 
a great degree. 



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2. J£xcead^msi»ud, cap, go beyon< 
Kieel, V. n. Be supeiior, be eminen 
boar tie ^1-'— "■■ 
CBflenoe. 



e palm, bear the b^, take pre- 

Xixo^ence, n. 1. SupBriorltj,pri 
% tnuiacaniit — 
Good quflJlti 



tnuiacaniietice. 

food qiiaJlty. 

I. Worth, goodness, uprlghtnefs, pro- 

blty» pmity, 

X^cellont, a. 1. Superior, eminent, 

fliet-ral«, slcrling, peerless, prime, &d- 

mlFable, matcMeas, choice, cracs, ex- 

SaiBlte, transcendent, of tbe best, of tbe 
i-st water, superlattvel; good. 
Z' Virtuous, wortby, good, above or 
beymid aSl pc^ae. 
Except, V. a, Exelude, t^eet, laare 



Xixcept, prep. Excepting, excluding, 
save, leavlue out, mth fiie exception 



S- Instance to be excepted. 
Exoeptionable, a. Otilectimia&le. 
Xizeeptional, a. Irr^olsr, unusual, 
nnccnnmon, utmatuiRl, peamar, anoni' 



Exoeptive, 

Kxeerpt, n. Extract, qnotttUoa, cita- 
tion, seleeted passage. 
Excerpt, V. a. Extract, select, cite, 

Bxeesa, n. i. SnperHultv, radnndance, 
reilandancy, aaperabundance. 

a. Surplus, oterplus, remainder. 

3. IntemperancB, disalpaaon, de- 
baucliery. 



itcageoiis, unreaeonabit 



S. InLercb^Lge, bandy, ^ve and take 
reciprocally. 
Exolionce, n. 1. Sartor, traffic, trade, 

a. Interchange, reciprocity. 



Extirpation, arailioaaon, 



it, iTfitaliUily, ItesclblUty, passlon- 
ataness, liot temper. 
Excitable, a. 1. SenslUve, anscept- 
ible. Impressible, exidted. 

a. Irascible, liTltable, passionate, 
olioletiu, liasty, liot-tempered, qulok- 
tempei-ed. 



EXCULPATORY 






3. Disturb, 30tate, dJEcompose, irri- 
tate, provoiie. 
Excitement, n. 1. Inoilfiioeiit, motive, 

a. Agltatjon, perturbation, commo- 

3. Irritation, warmth, passloa. 
X^daim, V. It. Yooiferat^ shout, call, 

Xixolmuatlon, n. 1. Toclferatlon, eat- 
ery, ejaculation, clamor. 
a. (Uliei.) EOPHOHESIS, interjection. 
Exclude, v. a. 1. Bat, debar, preclude, 

3. Prohibit, resttaln, binder, v 
hold. . 
3. Expel, ^ect, thrust out. 
Exclusion, ». 1. Preclusion, reject 

3. Expulsion, election. 
Exclnelve, a. 1. Excluding, debariii^. 
a. Excepting, to the eiau^on, not 
lududli^. 

3. III16aral, selilsh, narrow, nnchart- 
toNe^narrow-minded. 
lole, only, special. 



pal Ifiom the clHavk), denounce, niu- 
Ecrtbe, anatliflmatiae, expel fi-omCellow- 

d:xci>BunniiIcatlon, «. IMsmla^cn, or 
espalrion Ifrim ike chtireii), denuncl- 
atfon, proscription, anatliema, lian. 

Sxcori&te, v. a. Hay, skin, gall, strip 
the skin from. 

dlxcoriatlon, Ii. Flying, skinning. 

a. Dung, l^ces, ordure, alvine dls- 
cbai^ea. 
Ssoreinfaital, a. 






Bxcrete, v. a. Separate, discharge, 
eject, throw off. 



a. Excrement, e 
Excretive, a. Exci 



1. Separation, discharge. 



_ a. Torture, torment, 

rack, agonize. 

Excrodatlne, a. Torturing, torment- 
ing, veiy patoful. 

Bxcrudatlon, n. 
agony, angnlsh. 

BKotdpate, v. a. Absslve, exonerate, 
acquit, clear, excuse, pardon, justly, 
-^-""' " right, a^<^ae I'ur, make 



Torture, torment, 



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Shioaraion, n. 1. Journey, tour, trip, 
expeflitlon, ramble, jaunt. 
a. JAgrea^on, epiaoile. 
Xixcorslve, a. XtambUng, wandBring, 



fX..] DlBserlatlon, dia- 
F&rdonable, veidaU 



quiattlon, d 

Excusable, , - 

ETcuaatoTVi ct. Apolcgeticol, 
Kxcnse, v. a. 1. Par<k>ii. foi^re, 
ault, absolfe, exculpate, exone' 
Kloar. mnlta apology for, Bat right. 
iaate,JaBti&, vlncUoaW. 
pt, rebiBBs, Itee, let o£ 



3. Hxemp^ rebuBa, 

4. Ovsrloak, regard 



nable, cucsed, accuTeed, 



1. Apology, plea, Jnstlftoa- 

._Jt, pretanea, co 
semblance, make 

1. Dateatable, ImtefUl, 

abomlnabit 

Xlxeci-aUoi ~ " " — 



Exempimcation, 



9. (Zaw.) Make a cartlfiad copy of, 
Sxempt, V. a. Excuse, exonerate, re- 
lieve, release, Aee, let off, grant im- 

xempt, a. Exempted, free, Uberated, 

xemiitiou, 1. Iiimunitf, prlTilt^e. 



Lertion, l""^" 

drill, drilHiig.' 

4. Lesson, tasu. 
Hxevoise, v. a, 1. Exert {anatantiy), 

employ, bnay, apply. Bee, put In aoHon, 

5. Discipline, train, drill, break In, 
iliituate to practiw- 
3. Practise, pur 






r, liat«fal tbinz. 
Xlxecute, i!. a. 1, Aecomplis 
elftctuate, pectomi, do, com 



9. Put to death (in purSMance qf < 
j-udiciiU seafeace). 

a. Sign, seal, and delivei: (as i 
dfed). 
IGxeDution, n. 1. Performance, opeca- 
Uon, accompliKiiment, aoMeTei — ' 
oorapleUon, conBummation. . 

8. Elfect, sometblitg dona. 

3. Modeofperfotmance. 

4. Writ or warrant (Jio- carrying oat 
a judffiaeat or lenieiieej. 

B. Uapital pnnlsliment, punlsli 
nf deatu. 

•jutive, a. Executory, not le 



E» 



inUvie, B. Governor, chief magia 
ontory, a. 1. Ejtecntlve. 






Explanatory, eiEposi- 



Ksegetlc, j 
Exeg«tical, f l^/ij. 
X^egeticSflt. Exegesis, science of Id 

Exemplar, ». Pattern, model, oi 
example, piMtotype, archetype. 

Exemplary, ■». 1. Meritorious, g 
worthy, worthy of imitation, fit S 
pattern. 



halii 






srieise, V. it. Labor, nor^, make ex- 
Exert, u. a, EXBKOISB, use, put fbrtii, 
put In action, bring inlo operation, set 

Exert one's self. Labor, toil, strive, 
endeaTOr, noFk,.(ake pubis, bestlT one's 
self, 1^1 to work, work with a will, 
leave no stone unturned, do one's beet. 

Exertion, ». Efibrij, entteavor, stm^la, 
atlempt, trial, BtrsJn, elreteJt. 

Exft>Iiat«,i'.n. Scale oQ sheU off, peel 
olf, foil off in scales. 

Xlxfiili»tian, «. 1. (Mn.) Reparation 
in scales or lamlns. 
a. IMe^,] Desgimmallon. 

Exhalatioii, n. 1. Evaporarion, emis- 
sion of vapor. 

S. Vapor, fume, efSuvlnm, steam, 
reek, smoke, fog. 

Esliale, V, a. Emit, eToporate, breathe, 
In vapor, throw off in efflBvli 



......... , , deprtve of 

Exhoufit^s, a. ^exhaustible. 
Exhibit, V. a. 1. Bhow,iilBiklay,pi:eseiit 
to view, off^ fbr tnspeodon. 

a. lumlftBt, expresB, Indicate, dis- 
close, make known, brl:^ Mi notice, 
bring into view, point out, set fbrth. 
8. ILato.) Otter, present, propose. 
4. (JMcri.) Admiiflster iHiedicine). 
Ex1i{1iiUoii,n. 1. maplay, ehowi manl- 

a. Exporitlon, laying open to public 



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EXPliDITION 



S. (Sag. I. .. 
peneloii, oenefeoUon. 
4. (Med.) AdmlnlstraUon (-y medi- 



ixblitaate, v, < 



. CheBi 



BpMt, inapire, animate: eiata, gladaen, 
lualie merr;, lUHlie gltiA or Joyous. 

ExMLaratiug gas, Nitrous mdae, pr- 
t«xlde of Mtrogeo, laughing gas. 

SishUarailDii, n. 1. Oieeru^, enllvi 
IDE, BDinxaUug. 

8. Animation, gajety, Wlaiity, glee, 
olieer, gladnesB, jojouBness, 011661*01- 
ues^ good bumor, good eplcits, high 

fidiort, B. a. Urge, Incite, stimulate, 

perauailB, encourage to do well. 
Bxliort, V. n. GIto eshortnMon, oft&r 

Bxhortatlve, a, £x1iorlat«i7, 
Kxliartatory, a. Bxhortatl'e, liorla- 



!, i». 1. Demand, ui'gani 
If f neoesBlty, need, want, : 



3. Smei^eucy, arMi, Btral 
ture', OUMiaary, pass, pincl 
criUoal dtnolion, pressing lu 
- - ■■ - Urer-' --'-- 



fflalfj. 

B^tKoi^, B. Smailnees, wendemei 

flneneaa, eallty. 
ETlle,n. 1. Banishment, expaUJatiD-, 

ostiodsraj proserlptjon, ej^puMon [from 

~"-*f country'^ 

^aniahed pecsoi 



ile, «. a. , -, 

ize, proaoribe, espel(/ 



I. Be, BubBist, have being. 
— the, have Bite, be allTO. 

remain, endure. 

I. Being, entity. 



Tfndloatftlet offi 

lion, acquittal, release, o1earaQi)e,Ja9Cl- 



flca^n, vindication. 



SSKOrdse. o. a. 1. Drire ai 
Jurations}, ca'^' — ■" 

puiih from eiii Inflnwi)... 
EsoreieiD, n. Spell, char] 



Oliver ftom mal^nant apiri 



pi. SfeorrfiwmsJ TutroduetlDU, opening, 
preamble, preface, praem, prelnae, pro- 
War 



EKosmose, ^j, Traneudatlo 
iExoteriOr \ft- Publli^ ope] , 
Eioterrical, ( jafe, not (soterio. 



, \'a. Foi^gn, e 

'Xotlcal, t Indlgennna, net nati 
ixpand,ii. a. 1. Sprea^, open, 
evolve, lay open, spread out. 
». Daate, distena, swell, fill ot 



Bxpanslou, n. 1. Expanding, spread- 
ing, openii^. 
a. Dilatation, dlBtensloii, swelling. 
3. Enlargement, increase, diffusion. 

ExpiuiElve, a. Mffu^ve. 
Bxpatlate, i). n. 1. Eora at large, range 
at will, take a wide survey, 
a. Dilate, enlarge, descant, launch 

E^natriate, u. a. Banish, exQe, ostra- 
dze, proscribe, expel (/ln»n o«e's oHia- 



Sxpeotant 



Expedition, n. 1. I 



S. Antudpate, loot £0r, loot forward 
to, eount upon, reckon ttpon, calculate 
upon-iely upon. 

3. Hope, hope tor. 
lxpeotaiie«, n. ExpectalJDo, hope, ex- 
pectancy. 
Ixpeotiyiey, ». 1, Expect&'Uon, hope, 

~ '" '.) Abeyance, prospect. 

.t,a. "Waltli^. 

[on, n. 1. Anddpatlon, pros- 
pect, expectanoe, exnectMuy. 
3. Hope, trust, reliance, confidence, 

Expectorate, <r. a. Hawl[up,coi^liDp. 
Expedienae, In. 1. Fitness, propriety, 
Eipedieno)', I sidtablenesB, advisabfl- 

a. Advantage, profit, ntffity. 
Expedient^ a, 1. Fit, proper, Bnit!it<li>- 
advls^le, desirable. 

a. Advant^eons, profitable, □ 
for one's advant^e, ibr one's InteLHjob. 
KxpeOient, n. Shift, resource, resort. 

Expedite, v. a. Hasten, accelerate, dos- 
palch, Bpeed, hurry, quicken, precipi- 
tate, forward, advance, press ibrwa-^ 

, cele^W, gnickneBB,' pi^mi^ness 
Enterprise, undertalilng. 



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1. Elect, disloi^e, ilii' 



8, BanlBli, eilla, eipaWlaW, ostra- 

Xlipend, M. a. 1, DlBburse, spend, lay 

a. Use, employ. 

3. Ejdiaiist, iMsauma, iritste, ili 

Expenditure, n. 1. Claburscmeiit. 

a. ExpanBB, cost, cluu'ge, ontlar. 

Expense, n. Coat, cLaj^a, axpendltv 



ce, !(. 1. Trial, proof, teat 

jwledge [ffoiaeil from trial o 
, experimental luiowledgi 
wiadom. 

Tit, feel, undergc 



endnre, pat to the proof (of i 
setauiions), prove by trial, lu 
Seal aoqnafntanoe witli. 
iExpeiienced, i£- "-----''-^ -- 
aceompllshed, 
i^nalifled, able- 
Experiment, n. Tiialj test, 



Experiini 



hughbrad, i 

ip, ». j.jiaT, te 
proof, touchaU 



makeb'U. 



ert^ a. Adroit, dexterous, ready, 
)mpt, duick, apt, ctevet, able, i^:l]ful. 



Export, 1. Experlencad person, pi 
Bpeoially versw (in a given siiym*. 

Expiate, V. a. AKnte £>r, do pen 

for, make aattaCicaon or reparation 

Expiation, n. Atonement, aatiafac 

reparation. 
BxplratlDn, «■ 1. Emission ot breatb. 
'>. Tit^ant. Am-p'tuf* flemise- 



3. Tarni 



conolutiou. 

' Sxpii'e, V- O' i 

t&ilunga. 

Expil'S: 



last bteatlL 



e ont, omit from 

L. Die, decease, draw the 

minate, cease, condode, 

Explfdn, a. a. Interpret, eluidda 
ponnd, illiietrate, antijld, solve, e( 



Explajtname, a- 

be explained. 



t, glv« a 



ling, acceptaU' 
erstasdli^. 



ExpIiuiatoTy, a. niustiativ^ elu<dda- 

liVe, expo^i<uy, serving to expl^. 
Expletive, a. Snperfluovis, rednndimt. 
Expletive, B. Expletive word or ayl- 

ExpUeable, a. Explalnitble. 
E]^licatl(m,n. luterpretaljoii, explui- 



.Mgoone, nnieserved. 

Explode, v. a. 1. Siscliarge, bnrat, die- 

9. i^card, repudial«, scOut, ecoru, 
ccntomn, cry down, treat with con- 
tempt, bring into di^^nte. 

Explode, V. «. Bnrst^ dieplofle, dsW- 
uate, be discharged. 

Exploit, n. Act ie^Bciailt/ '^ heroic 
act], deed, fbat, atudereiiLent. 

Exploration, n. liiunlnatlon, scm- 
^j^, Ingoiry, research, Inqnl^tum. 

Exploi^ f . a. IQxamlne, acmtlDize, In- 
yestlgate, search Into, Inquire into, piy 

Explosion, n. Burst, bursHns, detona- 
tion, blast, clap, pop, crack, sadden 
discharge, 

Exponent, n. Index, reprcaestatlTe. 

Export, M. a. Send out [mavluaidite 
/rom ow aountry to omoiAerj, carry ont, 
send abroad. 

Export, n. Commodity exported. 

Expose, u. a. 1. DiselDse, anoOTOr, de- 
tect, descry, lay open, make bare, hbaw 
up, bring to light. 
a. Exhibit, hoia op to view. 
3. Suiiject, make Qable. 
4' Endanger, Jeopardl^ put In dan- 
ger, put in peril. 

Exposal ». [Fr.] Expo^tlon, formal 

1. 1. Bxpoeura, discloslog. 



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Interiiceloc. 
SxpositoiT> It- Explanatoty, illnatra- 

t!ve, exegetic^, alucldatlve. 
Expostulate, u. n. Bamonetrate, raa- 

son earnesuy (/or aiasaasionj, nrge 



points qf Oie coiapaeii- 
Expound, V. a. Explain, unfold, Inter- 
pi'Ct, elucidate, clear up, lay open, make 

Expoundert n. Interpreter. 
Express. D. a. I. Squeeze out, preea out, 
a. Utter, speak, declare, assert, set 

3. Bcpresent, indicate, show, sonify, 
exhibit, denote. 

4- Send by express. 
Expi-ess, a. Explicit, clear, plidn, ded- 
nlte, positive, determinate, categorical, 
not ambiguous, cleoily stated. 



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3* Meesage, despateh. 
1. Speedy oonveyHnce. 
je, n, ChargB Bit aaj tl 



. Uvely represeiiteUon, etfeolive 
;, Indlca- 
Ibroil 

self, make 
S. Speafe one's inliid, say one's 
KipiUsion, n. 1. Expelllag;, diivlng 
n,ba 



3. I^ectiDn, extrusion, banislii 

ETpnnge,K. ~ "■ "^ ■-" 

caneei; blol 



Bxctalelte, a. 1. Nice, exact, accural 
dlacrlmlnkUnff, delicate, refined, 
^ Select, choice, exc^enC, rare, t! 



Jay,J^k 

Exsiccati 

dry, dry _,. 
Extant, a. Sxlstli^, nndeatmjed, I 

Iwing, In existence, net lost. 
EitemparaneonBiO. Unpremeditated, 
' off'buid, extemporary, extempore. 
Exteiap»rai7, a. Unpremeditated, oS'- 

liuid, extempoToneoua, extemimre. 
McteitLpove, (ut. [L.1 Suddenly, wltkont 

premeditanon, wltbont preparation, in 

an oC-liand manner, on eke spnt of the 

ExtempoFe, a. [L.J Extemporary, 

Bxtempoiize, t>. n, Spealt extemtiare, 
speak wiHioat notes, speak mCliaut 
premeditation, make an otf-band speeck 



9. Prolong, a 
protract. 



1. Stretch out, reach c 



jnue, lei^tlien out 

p»nd, dilate, enlarge, widen, 
Bogmen^ increase, IIU out. 
4* IMmise, ^>read abroad. 
0. Offer, ylwia, give, Imparts 
Esl«nd, V. n. Stretch, reach, Epread. 
Extendible, a. Extensible, ""'" — "" 
HKteaHiUe, " " ""' 



xtensive, a.' V 



xtenuation, «■ 1. DtmlnutiOD, abate- 

%. i'alliation, excuse, apology. 
xteriar, a. 1. Ontwai-d, external, 
outer, outside, sapei'tldal. 

it. Extiioslc, foreign, from without, 
xterloi', II. 1. OoMde, enter part, 

2. Outwani appearance. 



S. iXfalli.) Glhulna 



!. illare.'i Exterior, outward part. 
-rnal, o. 1. Oatword, outer, ex- 
■" oulBide, Buperfieial. 
' ' ' fcreign, from 
^parent. 

, . pt. Outside, outward 

parts, things OS seen, visible forms. 
Extinct, a. 1. Extinguished, quenched, 

2. Ended, termlnatedj closed, bronght 
to an end, no longer existing. 
Bxitnctlon, ». !• Extinguishment. 

a. UaatrucUon, annllilliiUon, exUr- 
paUon, ejcteimlniLtion, excisioni aboli- 



S, JTCBbl-UULIUU, DUUUIHWJUJI, BXlSlC- 

tion, aboUCion, abollshuienC 
Extiruat«, v, a. Eradicate, uproat, ex- 
terminate, annlMlaifl, destroy, abweh, 

ExUi'patlou, B. Eradication, extermi- 
nation, annihilation, deetruction, ex- 
tinction, excision, abolition. 

Extol, B.o. Pro^, laud, applaad, mag- 
ntfy, exalt, celebrate, glonly, commend 
lilghly. 

Extoller, it. Pridser, panegyrist, en- 

Eitort, 'v. a. iixact, wrest, wring, 

wrench, force, get by ftirce. 
Extortion, ». £xactlon. Illegal com- 

Extortlonate, a. Oppteseire, exacting. 

Extra, a. l.'ArtiUtional. 

a. Unusual, extraordinary. 



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4. lalatli.) Determine oc find [a rbot). 
Bxtraot, ». 1. QnotaMoa, citation, ex- 
cerpt, pacsoge quoted. 
it, [Med.) InsplsBsted InfoMon or 



gMiealogy, parentage. 



Eztrsdltian, n. Deliieiy or siiiienaer 
l/jf fugtUoes fioia fiishce by one bo- 

ExtnuieooB, a. Foidgn, extdneio. 

Xixtraordlnary, a. Bemarkable, un- 
□sua], ^nal, uncommon, slnf^flTT 
^regious, rare, extra, out of (lie way, 
uniieoTd of, more ttian common. 

Kxtravag;ance, n, 1. EIxcqbb, exorbi- 
tance, enormity, unrcaflon3.blciiefia, pre- 
poaterousneas, 
a. Ircegularlty, wildneaa, folly, ab- 

3. I^odigfllity, ptofi 



dlna 



j>rbltant, u 



. Excei 



a. Irraeular, trild, foolish, absurd. 
3. TVaBteful, lavlsdi, profuse, prodleal, 
by> liberal, 1^ bountiftl. 
ExtrsTaaatEd, a. Effused, forced out 

{<f dwits or sesaela). 
ExtcaTasation, It. Effoslon l/VontjJucfs 
or twsaeisj. 

^tbest, utt^Tuioat, nioBt dUatant, most 

2. Greatest, li^hest, of Uie MgliGst 
degree, of tbe rarest kind. 
n- Last, dnal, ultimate. 
-— -\ End, extremity. 

«. ^ 1. Extr^oltles, ter- 

Lo^.) Subject and predicate. 
Maik,) Fitat and last terms 1^ 



ExtriixBical, j 



>. DiseutsDelemont, lib- 
le, reUef, delWance. 
a. Kxtemal, outward, 
extraneous, for^gn, not 

Expel, eject, oust, dis- 

Expnlsian, ^ecMon. 



oopious, pleiiteuus, full, plentilul, am- 
ple, replete, liberal, tavisn. 
Ilxudatloii, II. Excretion, secretion, 
sweating, perspIraUan, transmlatian. 



ji,xn^, V. «. 
ereled, be sec 



iclarii), ieap lOr 



mat,a. iiiiuang, ^^ilImphIng,Joy- 
uu=,J^bilant,t^aQ3pD^te<l, elated. 

iory). transport, elation, del^t^ bi- 

Exuvite, 11. pi. Bemains {cf tmimals, at 

sUi\», aMQ, 100.). 
Eye, ■a. 1. Oigan of elgbt, oi^an of 

8, Siglit, Tlew, estiniftte, indgment. 
3. WaMi, notice, vigilftiioe, obserra- 



6. Bud, Biioot. 
Eye, V. a. Watob, ol)serve, view, look 



Eyelet, «. . 
eyelet-bole. 
Syelet-hole, n. Eyelet. 
Eyesiehcn. I. Vision, 
a.T'iew, observation. 



Euphrasy [Eapltrasia 
■furafion, apertare, eyo, 



'ns 



1. COLLYaiBU, H 

t |(i/b bird of prey). 



2. Flot, action, series a 



■ FabH D, It. Fe gn write 4 n 
Fable, V, a. Feign n 
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FABRIC 1. 

Fabric, n, 1, Buildli^, atructure, ei31- 

a. Textuie, eDnfimnatiDD, make, 
wosJtmaneMp. 
3. Mimufiictnred dotlt. 
Falirioate, m. o. 1. Fram 
build. 
9. MBmufkctiire, make. 
3. Invent, fdten, ftirga, cola. 
FobrlcaUon, n. 1. Ccmetruoticin. 
S. Man-nftotnre, 



Facade, n. [Fr.] Front {qf a ivUdiits], 

fiKB, elevatioii, front liew. 
FacBf n. It Snrt^oa, extemaJ part, 
S. Vime^ counteuanoa. 

3. rront, fiont part. 

4. Look, appearance, semblance, ex- 
ternal atswof. 

5. Ooi^dflnee, assncance, baldness, 
Impndence, audacity, effronteiy, bi'flfia. 

Face, ». a. 1. Confront, meet In front, 

S. Front, etflndopposit6tt>,Btiuia over 

3, Flit a £iGO or snrlkce on. 
Vaee, f. ii. Front, turn the face. 
Face^^naril, n. Sewes. 
Face to tiace, 1. Oonfronting one 

3. Close, Bide bj Bidf, diaek by jowl, 
la doss proidmitj, tete-X-t£te. 

3. Immeaiatfily, without any tblng 
Interpoait^. 
Facet, «. ^Bll Ihce or sur&ce. 
Facetdie, n. pi, [L.] WltUdsmB, jolies, 
pleasantry, witty eaylngs, aalliee of 

Facetious, o. Witty, jocular, joooae, 
humoroue, -wa^Bh, funnj, comical, 
pleasant, merry, sparHre, diotl. 



FaolUtate, v. a. Moke esey, render leas 

Faculty, n. 1. Easiness (in doing aay 

». fieadlneas, dexlerity, ejiperlneaa, 
qnlcSnesa, Unack, ability. 
3. Affllbillty, condescendon, com- 



FacslmiJe, n. Exact copy. 

Fasten. 1. Incident, event, occurrence, 

drcamstauoe, act, deed, peifbrmanoa, 

thjj^doiie. 
a. Keallty, act, fiotnallty, certainty, 

real existence. 
FaoHon, n. I, ComblnaUon {against a 

jfOKcnunaii), cabal, junto, clique, party. 



3. Tumult, discord, dlsaenaion, dis- 

ftactory, given to fiction. 
ITactltioDS, a, Artificlij, made by art, 

broker, substitute. 



i. Agent, brol 
rnlddleman. 



B. {Moth.) MaltipUer, element at a 
product. 
Factary, n. 1. iteitidence of foctors. 
S, Body of fectors. 
3. Mannfiotory, mill, manuf^ictmiiig 
eatabUebnieut. 
Factotnm,^ n. Doer of all work. Jack- 



talent Torte. 



S. Skill, skllfnlness, ability ableneas, 
Jexlerlty, adroitness, expectness, ad- 
dre^, cleverness, aptitude, aptness, 
knack, turn, anioknees, readiness, fa- 
cilllj. 



Deparlment, profession, craft. 
_. (IflW.) Privilege, license, ligb 
Fade, o. [Fi'.] 'Wai&, flat, insipid. 



4. (ZflWj Pris 

., disappear, ei 
esCB, ^ss away, be aeeu no more. 
a. Decline, droop, languieli, decay, 

3. Lose co1<^ lose lustre, grow dim, 

YaOge, v! n. [Imu.] Suit, fit, be sult- 

Fceces, «. I. Sefliment, dregs, lees, set- 

a. EKcrement, dung, ordnro, alvlna 
discbarges. 
Fas, "- "- 1- I>roop, sinJt, flag, grow 
weary, become fiilicned, be tired. 
3. Dru^e, toil (m maaai aereioe}. 
Fag:, v. a. L Beat, Ummp. 

a. Oompelto drudge. 

F^, n. [SmalaOu ta^Sed ta Englaaid 

to a eohooHai/ wHo does maiial eerviae 

fbr onotAer.] Drudge, menial, slave. 

Fagged, a. Wearied, tired, Ihttoued, 

exl^uelcd, jaded, used up, knoc&edup, 

Fasot, n. Bundle of sticks. 
Fall, V. n. 1. Fall eliort, come short, be 
inEufadeat, be defident, be wanting. 
a. Decline, sink, decay, waoe, Sde, 



, olscarry, Ije unsuccessful, be 
frustrated, end in smoke, come to noth- 
ing, iUl stIU-bom, Sa^ in the pan, 
mm flre, miss stays, fall to the ground. 
B. Omit, neglect. 

6. Break, become insolvent, become 
bankcupt, anepend payment. 
FAil, V. 0. Disappoint, be wanting i«, 

eitpectadon of. 
Fail, n. [Used only in the expressian 
wiffiouijyi.] OmlasinD, neglect, l^il- 
ure, deUnquancy. 



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FailinjE, ft. 1. Decline, decay. 
B. BflBoanlsaB, feUuM. 
3. Fault, tbible, CrailtY, lapse, 
slip, EslL0irtc<im1ng, Imper&ctton, de- 
fljaeney, defect, weiUcneea, inflnjiltj, 
weali sme, Mind dde. 
Fallnr^ n. 1. I^^OxiieuGy, defeoljve' 
ness, anoTtcomii^. 

a. Omiedon, neglect, T'AIL, noii-pcr- 
tbrmance, iKm-obserrance. 

3. nUecaiilBge, botch, ill enccese, 
flssh In Uie ^n, labar &ir one's patna, 
losing g!une, irM-gooee cliaee, ^eeve- 

4. IneolTCnc;, bankruptcy, sue] 
lUon of paymeut. 

A- Decay, decline, deolenfilon, lost 
Fain, a. QlaA, pleased, rejoiueo, it 

pleased. 
Fain, ad. Glamy, JojIBl, with pleas 

wltii joy. 



Faint, K. 



!. Languiah, groi 



al!,Mllnvii 

„. :fened, lie discouraged, 

bo deJecled, 1» depressed, lose courage, 
be dlepirited, be donn-hearted, einl: Into 



3. Small, little, alight, IneonMderftble. 

4. Mm, dull, not br^t, not vivid. 

5. Fearfnl, timid, Umoroos, cowardly, 
daatardly, faint-hearted. 



dlsiieaitened, discouraged. 



HBOr-a. X* OpULUBB, UIIBpULltPU, U 

nished, nubleraisbed, unsCatned. 

a. WMte, light, blonde. 

S- Handsome, comely, beautiful. 

4. Pleaaont, eleu-, cloudleBS, not 
nloady, not overoaat. 

6. B^vorable, proeperOBS. 
6* pFomlMng, uopefni. 

7. Open, dietoot, plain, unobstructed, 
unlncEunbered. 



partial, unbiasaed. 

9> Reasonable, proper. 
10. Pretty good, moiw Hian mlddlln, 
above mediecdty. 
Pair play, Jastlee, sqnity, fiJrnes 



ilauBLbie. 



bland, , 

Fairy, «. Fay, elf, ptowl%eon. 
Faltb, ft. 1. Belief J(M prom0t 

turn], credence, credit, truath ^aui 

confldcnoa, dependence, raltence. 
9. Oreed, paraun^on, tenets, dogmas, 

doctrinea, religion, system of ralaion. 
■ a. Fidelity, flJtliMnass, tShful- 



i, by my f^th, upon my 



S-- 



3cedit( worthy of belief, to 



in loiv, ifo.). 



3. Sink, be lowered, bo depressed. 

4. Decrease, decline, be diminished, 
become lees, die a,"ivay. 

5. Sin, err, transgress, lapse, trip, 
trespiisa, commit a fault, do amiaa, go 

6. Die, perish, come to deatrucUon. 
t. Empty, disembcgue, flow, be dia- 

Jharged. 
S. Happen, beEall, come. 
9. Become (stcS, asieer '-■ 

10. Faeo, be ttausfecred. 

11. Be dropped, be uttered carelessly. 
Tail, n. 1. Descent, dropping. 

8, 'fumble, fellli^. 

3. Cataract, cascade, waterML 

4. Extent ot descent. 

5. Destruction, death, mia, over- 
tJirow, downfell. 

e. D^radation, iosa of eminence. 

7. Apostasy, loss of iQuocenee. 
S. Inminutloii, decrease, decline 

O. Sinidug {f^ the voice]/ cadence, 

10. Dfscliajga (qf a rioer), diseui- 
boEuement. 

11. Antumn, Rill of the leal^ 
^~ -..- ■■ ritv. slorae. inclination. 



t. I>eclivily, slope, li 



laory, misleading. 



ceiving, illu^i 
disappointing, u>i». 
Falla^, n. 1. Dlusion, deception, de- 
ception, roisappralien^on. 
a. Sophism, sophistry, deceitful ax- 

Fall among. Come among, happen to 
be amoi«, happen to be in fiia company 

Fall away, I. Pine, grow lean, to 

emaidated, Iosa flesh. 
a. BaeluOide, apostatize, fall off. 
Fall Ibaclc, Eacede, retreat, give way. 
FaBIbllity, n. Frailty, ImpertScldan, 

uncertain^, llaMllty to error. 
Fallible, a. FraH, imperfBOt, weak, 

ignorant, nncertatn, errii^, Uable to 

error or mistalie. 
Fall in, l. IMU.) Come into line, form 

into ranks. 

acquiesce, go with the alream, go vrlUi 



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;£. Comply with^ a£EeDt to^ come 

Fiill ofT, 1. Drop, be detochea, drop 
off. 
if. Withatavr, separate. 



B. BiUiksUde, apostatize, fall awur. 

6. llfaut.) Go to leeward. 
Call on, 1. Drop on, descend upoa. 

S. Attack, aaaanlt, assj^, laah. upon 
. f^lupon. 
rail one, 1 

Pallow, a. i'. Pare red or pole yellow. 

a. UnUlIed, nnsowed. 
Fallow, n. UatlUetl land. 
fall to loge:erlieadg, Come to Hov 

go to logBeHieodB. 
Tallow-«&»t, It. Fallow-finch. 
Fallow-flnch, «. (EoantLe, wheat e: 

{Motacilla isianthe), . 
Fall short, Fall, l>e delciont. 
Fall to. Begin, set abuut, apply one 

Fall under, 1. Come nnder, tie subje,. 
to, be enbjectod to. 

a. Be cltuised nitli, be reekoned with, 
be Included In. 

Fall noon, Fauj 

False,a. Uutriie,L__ 

S. Dlshoneet, perfldioue, treaeherous, 
unTeracious, menda^oua, ^thlem, 
txuttiless, untculliful, dtelngeniious, 
dlBbonoi'able, double-tongued, doable- 
bced, MBB-hearted. 

3. Counterfeit, apurioua, foiled, not 
genuine, feigned, hypocritical, clap- 

4. Incoirect, improper, erroneose. 

5. Fallacious, deceptice, deceiving, 
deceitful, delna™, nilaleadli^, disap- 
pointing. 

False-lieai-ted, a. Pei&dious, treadi- 

erovte, faitblees, fiUse. 
FalBeliood, n. 1. Fol^ty, want of 
truth, Ineonfurmlty to fact or teuth. 

IS. trntcaUi, lie, fib, t^bi-icallon, flo- 
IdDu, false aasertton. 
S* Tmpoatnrej Gounteifeit, cheat. 



3. Violato, break by fitlsehood. 
Falsify, v.fl. Lie, tell lies or falsehoods, 

F^Mt^ n. Faisehocd, 



li. BeputatiOD, celebrity, glory, i 

J-atS'ar "™' T. CiJnvei-sant, wdl t 
qualnted, well versed. 



FANTASTICAL 
3. TJnccrcmcnlous, Bociai^occeasible, 



Welll^ow^ 



Familiarity, u. 1. Aego^ntance, &k- 
In^xnocy, tbjlowshlp, Mendship, 



«ne.rJAt 


rcourse, good under- 


FanijUariwi.u.o. Aoooetom, habituate. 

inure, use, train. 
FamUv.n. 1. Household. 

a. fjneage, x'aoe, tribe, clan, kindred, 

house, lino of ancestors. 

Famine, n. ' Searth, scarcity of food. 
Famisli, V. a. 1, Starve, kOi with 


"sTrastress with hunger, exhaust 



by liui.„._. 
F(unish,«.Ji. 1. Starve, die of hunger, 
polish for want of fbod. 
a. Be distressed by hunger. 
Famous, a. 1. Celebrated, renowned, 
distineuishsd, lUustrioue, eminent, re- 
markable, famed, &F-&med. 
3. Noted, notorious, signal, consplc- 



reli^ioita syl^ect 



Enthusias 



Stic, visionary, 



Fanatical, i wUdj riiad. 
Fanaticism, ». Religious fteniiy. 



bl, a. 1. Vi^nary, imt^natiie, 
1, Im^lnory, ideal, Cou- 



whlmsl^uil, c 
8. Chlmerl 
tastlcal, wild 
l^n-ortcket, ». ^ eii-uiiunei, laiuii- 
worm, mole cricket {Gryllotalpa tnil- 
garis). 
Fancy, ii. 1. ImaqqiatiOM (as ecer- 
oisen in sporHne or uiftimefeai nwodt). 
8. Xodon, Idea, thought, eoncepUon, 
irea^n, apprehension, 
, fondness, InclhuiUon, FEH- 

4. Caprice, humor, whim, ciMtctet, 
quirk, &eab, vagary, wldmsey, maggot, 
fantasy, oddftncy, 

?'ancy, v. tt. Imagine, think, suppose, 
believe, lake it into one's head. 

PAiiGy,v, a, 1. ConcMve, imaginfl-farm 

a. Idte, ba pleaded with,liave afaiicy 

Fanoyga, 1. Imaginative, of thelhni; 
H. Ornamental {s^lher tiran its^td) 

elegant, fine, nice, 
B'aue, «, [Poetical.] Temple, church 
fanfare, ^t. [Fr.] Flourish ot trumpets 
Fanfaronade, n. Bluster, swa^eiing, 

boosting, bra^ng, bullying, BTjArHKU 



i. Cli 



1. lusk, pohited to 

Imaginary, i 
■''sal, o.'"'" 



fnl, ideal7 chimerical, 



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Fantasy, n. Caprice, nliin. v 






Far, (Vl. 1. To a great ilisi 

S. AlmoBC, welf-nlgh, iu kibsi pa^i. 
a. Vaiy muoli, In, a great degree. 
Far and near, Evervwliere, far mid 
wide, thiin Dnii to Beerahelia, from 
Maine to Georg a in Cblna p ru, 
from pule to po f m a end f the 
eotCli tu the iitb 
Farotlier, Ve ff n 
FuFCe, M. 1. B u eaqa ca ca re, 
tiiiveaty, parw y a e p eoe » m- 
edj. lnuiGi'olis p es n 

St Mere show Q ul na p jgeaatry, 



FareweU, n. 



Fari-fetclied, a. Beoenilite, abstruse, 
forced, Btridned, catoabieellc, stiulious- 
' ly souibt. 

Farina, n. 1. Flour or maal [qf graiit 
or Biwchjf rcotg). 

2. iCItait.) Starch, fecula. 

3. {But.) Pollen. 
X^Tinaceoae, a. X, Yielding faring i 

3. Mealy. 
Farm, ^. Landed fiHtate. 
Fmnn, v.a. 1, IM out (iaH^, reiMuii 

a. Take on lease (Itnui, resetau 

Caltirate{land]. 

f^m, do fan 

ouiava"^ 






I.' Agrtoultu 
a.'Coileclor, tax-gattierer; lessee of 

FarmUig, «. Agrioultni'e, husbandry. 

Farr^;o, n. Medley, mixture, juDible, 
hodge-podga, hot<^-potch. Ealmagundl, 
olio, eaUimaufty, Olla-poanda. 

FarrlM, ». 1. Shoer of Iiocses. 
.a. Idrse-dootor, Uoraa-laeol 
nary surgeon. 

Farmery, n. 1. Artot busiaeea of shoe- 



ire i-emolelj, lo or at o grealor dis- 

^ Moreover, besides, fiuthecmore. 

a greater distance. 

:, AddittouaL 

theat, od. Furthest, to or at tlie 



chami, wlbchery, wilchciaft, magfa, 

Foeli, B. a. Vei, tease, plague, harass, 

torment, perplex, trouble, worry. 
Fasb, n. Trouble, care, anxiety, rex- 

Fasblon, n. I. Form, figure, shape, 
mabe, cut, cast, stamp, mould, patteiTi, 
model, appearance, eonfonnauon, con- 
^uralioii. 
a. Way, manner, method, Bort. 
3. Custom {jKu-twaJas-ii/ a$ retpeela 
drew), mode, style, usage, couYontton- 
allty, convetitionahsm, genetal prac- 

4.* QenUilty, genteel Ufe. 
Faelilon, P. a. 1. Form, shape, : 
carve, make, give figure Co. 
S. Adapt, ac(»>mmodate, at, si 

FHSliiouable, a. 1. Gei 

modish. In fashion, in 

MODE, the rage, bavins 

2. Customary, usual^ J 






eating, go without food, go hungry. 
Fast, n, 1. FasOi^, abatlneBca ftum 

S. Fast day, day of fating, banyan 

S.' Time of listing. 
4. Rof^lio/aslena-nesBfi loawhasf). 
Fast, a. 1, Fastened, Used, close, 

4. Fortified,' sti™^. Impregnable. 

5. SouQd, deep, profound. 
e. Swift, quick. Beet, rapid. 

1. Dlsslpaied, wild, giddy, raoMesa, 
thonghtlera, tjudfuess, extravagant. . 
Faat, ad. 1. Birmly, tightly, hmnov- 

S. Swiftly, quickly, rapidly. 
3. Eittavagantly, prod^ally, reek- 
lessly, wildly. 
■"--'- —^ ' 1, Variable, inconstant. 



Fasten, v.a. i. Seonre, bind, K 
BBND, tie, atttKh, make fast, 
a. Join, unite, hold together. 



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Fa«t, abstinence flrom food, 
ascuesg, n. Fort, fortteee, BtrangboM, 
fiipHtlad place. 

o. 1. Olea^inoiiB, itnotuoua, adl- 
r — i, oily, gteofiy, ^tty. 

0. Pliunpf fleshy, corpulent, obese, 
porUy, pors/, not lean, not slaniier. 

3. Coarse, lieavy, dull, Blaggisb, 
Btn_pl,^ fat-wlttfid. 

4. Bich, piofilabls. lacralire. 

e. FerUie, fraltful, prodnctWe, not 



S. Calamltona, 

fatality, n. 1. Destiny, fete, Inevifa- 

9. Martauty- 
Fate, », 1. Destiny, destination, fetall- 
ty. Inevitable nec^slly- 
Si Doom, lot, preEletermlned event. 

3. Deatli, deeUuctlDn. 

4. IT^al event, nltimate fbitnne. 
Fated, a. Doomeil, destined, appcdnted. 
FateB.li.n!, '"■-•"> ti„.._.„„ i>..^™ 

BlBteigoud 

lie tlie antio'i 

i.ii. FatUei , 

FatberBlilp, n, Fatlierliooi 
Fathei'-Iand, n. Mother Cuuiiuj, un,- 

Fnttier-lonK-lese, n. 1. Ccane^Qy, 
daddy-loiie-ltaa. 
a. ShepEenrBplder, haiveat-man. 

Fatlierly, a. FaMmal, tender, Iiind. 

TaUiersUp, n. Patemltj, falierhood. 

Fatlier npon. Ascribe to, attdbute to, 
Impute to, lay to. Charge on. 

Fatbom, n. Six i^et, two yai-ds. 

FaUiom, 0. a. 1. Sound, ti? Uie depth 
of, measure by a aoundlng-fine. 

a. DMne, penetrate, reach, under- 
stand, comprehend. 

FatliomleSE, a. Bottomless, abysmal,' 
profijund. 

Fatigue, ' 



WeotinesB, lassitude, 



a, Ji^or, toll, hardship. 

3. (Mil.) Brira duty {di 
that ^ arna). 
raljsne, P. o. Tire, vpsarv, eihanat, jade, 
Fatten, v. a. 1. Make fet. 

%, Fertilize, make t^Ule. 
Fatten, P. n. Qtowfet. 
Fatty, n. Unctuous, oleoghious, silj; 



ioD«, a. ' i, Foolish, witless, drlvel- 

g, idiotic. 

% Illusory, deceptive. 



.tiipld,do]l,heaTy, tBi. 



3. Mistake (ti/'imiaineni), error, Indls- 
aBtion, slip, lyiBe. 

4. \Bore.} Defenlt, lack, want 

5. \Qeol.) Dislocation, dlstnrbonoa 
of strata. 

Eiiilt-flnaer, «. Censurer, objector, 
^mplalner, mnrmurei^, repiner. 
anltless, a. X. Perlbct, witliout blem- 



3. Blamable, culpftble, censurable, 
reprehensible, blamewortliy, worUiy of 



Faveolate, a. {Bot.) 

lar, favose. 
Favilltma, a. Ashy, 

tlouB, Uke asliss. 

Favor, d. a. 1. Conn) 

encourage, patronize. 

3> Support, aid, ke] 

3. Humor, Indulge, 

Favor, ». 1. Kindi 



nlll, propitious aspect. 



regard, goS 
of grace, good deed, 

3. Pationase, ckampionsblp, support, 
befiiending, defence, vindlcauon. 

4. Letter, epistle, 01 ■— "-- . 



„. EHft, present, Idkea of good wilL 

e. (ZdiD.) Bias, parUaiity, pr^udice. 

Favorable, a. 1. fropltloua, friendly, 

! A 

i 



... Jnidve, contrlbnting. 

3. Advaiitngeous, bonefldal, conve- 
'--' — itable, adapted, fit. 

a. 1. Deal', darling, beloved. 



Sedally liked. 
Ity. 
se. a. IBot.) Alveolate, cellular. 



. ' ¥artt^lty. 
M.) Alve"* 

. Young deei. 



Fawn, V. n. Crouch, erii^e, bov, stoop, 
kneel, creep, dangle, fall on one's knees, 
cuciy fevor, play the sycophant. 

Fawn upon, 1, Ci^nge to, croocb to, 

a. Flatter, wheedle, cajole, pay court 

Fawning, it. Sycopliancy, servility, 

cringing, moan lattery. 
Fay.B. Fairy, elf. 
Fay, V, a. Fit, suit, jiAa ckwely. 



awGoOglc 



FesJLly, n. Fidelity, loyally, ftllegi&noa, 

Unmade, ob^sanea. 
Veor, n. 1. Alann. trepliiatlou, draad, 

apprebenaion, l^ht, Blliight, temiF, 

8. Anxiatj, solioitBde, eoiicei'u. 
3. Veneration, ravereiicB, awe, ravsr- 
entlal icgiuil 
Fear, c. a. 1. Dread, apprehend, Tib 



3, Terrible, dreadful, frighlful, 
diretnl. 

4. Awtal, to be reverenoed. 
FearleBB, a. Undaunted, danutlees, un- 

terrifled, coaiageous, bold, latte^d, 
brave, valorona, TallEuit, gflUant. 
VeasililUty, n. PraoUoabilitj, fe 



FeasibleneES, n. Prscticabllit;; feael- 

Mllty. 
Veast, n. 1. B&nqoet, treat, etib 



3. EnjojmaS, delight. 
Feast, V. n. Eat (pteaj/W;!/), l>e enter- 
tained, Eire anmptnously. 
Fe&st, v.a..l- Bntertidn anmptnoualy, 
feed luxurlouBlj. 

a. Delight, grattij, rejoice, gladden, 
please Idaay. 
Feat, B. 1, Act, deed, exploit, achieve- 

8. Trick, act of dexterity. 
Fsftther, n. 1. Plume. 

8. Kind, nature, apeclea. 
FentlieivlbaardlnB, n. WeaBier-board- 



Featly, ii. Nimbly, ilestecoualy, adroitly. 
8. Cast of tlie fiiee, turn of eiprts- 



Feaze, V. a. Untwist (as Hie eiii! 

Febrifusal. a. Antifelirile. 
Febrifi^, «. AnCUebiile metlldni 
FecQ^ n. Stareb, farina. 



fonl, dreggy. 
Fecnudate, V. a. Impregaate, ma^e 

Feonndation, a. Impregnation. 
Fecundity, n. FriutfulneM, fecUUty. 

Federal, a. Confederate. 
Federation, n. League, alliance, coa- 

llUon, union, confederatton, comblna^ 

tion, coputnershlp, fedei'al urd " ^ 

eial compact. 
Fee, n. 1. Cliaree Ubr jmfeeaw 

vlca), lomnenBition, pay. 
8. Peud, fief. 
Fee.v.a. Pay,. reward, recompense, give 

FeeWe, a. 1, Weafe, not strong. 

a. rwbllitatcd, enervated, Bickly, in- 
firm, langnlshli^, languii^ drooping, 

3. F^nt, imperfect, not tigoroua, not 

Feed, b. a. 1. Give fOod to, furnish with 
proTi^ons, supply with nonnsluneut. 



have deling. 

3. Be perceived {bp fJte ioiich). 

S. Be moved (^ £A4?f^^^i(m«|, he ex- 
cited, be stirred, be wanned, be wrought 
ap, be impressed. 

4. Have the eonsoloumeas of heing 
(Sony, grieved, hart, or ifte lUx). 

Peel, V. a. i. Tench, handle, ibel of. 
~ Experience, suffer or enjoy, have 









noyedb) 



i, Sound, try, prov,, j. . — 

Feel after, Search &irW/tlie ImKIl), try 

to find (asinllte dark). 
Feelei-s,!!.^!. (ZoSl., 1, Palpi. 



8, Sensation, perception 1 

3. Sensibility, emotion, 
passion, affecnon, hnpresal-_. 

4. Tendemees, eneeeptlblllty. 
Fee-simple, n. [Zaiu.) Absolute fee, 

B'elijin, V. a. 1. Invent, imagine, devise, 
imbricate, fhrre. 
it. CouuCerMt, (Ussemhle. attbct, pie- 

Felut, 11. 1. Pretence, dap-trap, CilBe 

8. [Mil.) Mock attack, pretended 



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.. Congratulatej wish ]oj 



pertinent, opportuns, aeosoiifthle, wsll- 
limAil, happy, skilful, Ingenioiia. 
B. ProaperouH, euccaasfui, Ibrtnnata, 



FelloHj-.M. l.Bllsa,blla3fnlnBSB,ble8Bed- 
neaB, Iiappincas. 

B, AptiiasB, aptituae, pcopriefy, ap- 
propi'iatenaaa. 

3. SuocesB, good luot, good for- 

F^LL, a. CTUel, Inlmman, barbarous, 
rutbless, pililess, aavseB, feroeious, 
saiijulnarj, blooaj, blood-thicsty, Van- 



t. Gut down, iiew down. 
I. Hera (the Umq^a Beam), 
ow, n. 1. Companion, m 



I. Mate, counteFpoTt. 
1, [Snfflaiid.] Hembec {^ a college, 
^,-Ftioipfttinff ta itB insiractitfit ami 



parmipatiaff t 

--Tins ito rest — =~^ 

jip-coiuitrfman, n- Compatriot. 

FellQW-feelii^, n. SympaCliy, oom- 

miseratjuu, compaadon, pit;. 
Fellowship, n, l. Brotlierliood, oom- 

panlonBliJp, ftunllladly, Intimacy, close 

aequi^itanoe. 
3. FaitnersMp, partleipatloii, Joint 

Felo de se, 'it, [L.] Suicide, self-mur- 

FeloUt n. 1* Culprit, cjimlnal, malefSio 
tor, eraiYlct, outlaw, 
a. Wllltlow. 
Felon, o. [Poeliaal.\ Felonious. 
Fdonions, a, Mal^ant, malli^onB, 



_ , .oiiBwirf),blgbcrlme,lielnouB 

crime, groEs ofl^noe. 
Femalee, n. pi. Femttla sex, l^e fiilr, 

Uie fiiir eex. 
Feme solo, «. [Fr.] (Law.) Sli^le 

Feminidlty, ». Womanbood, l^mineity. 



_. 8, nnmanly. 

Femm-, II. (.*«!(.) Tbigli-bone. 
Fen, 11. Marsli, ewtunp, bc^, moor, 
raas, quagmli'e, alouga- 

uoats and rails, &c 

a. Sbleld, gua, 

Fence, «. a. 1. 1 

a. Onard, KaaSr, defend. 
Fence, v. n. PracUse fendi^- 
Fendas, fl. Mannal defSnoe (iPiiA si 
twarda w Jbtli^ 









Chat 



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Fend off, INaiit,) Keep off, ward olf, 

keep from coUlslon. 
Fennisli,a. Fesny. 
Fenny, a, Mareliy, swampy, Jjc^gy, 

Ferine, a. Wild (as lums, tigers, &a.), 
untamed, fei'odous, savage, aeree, rav- 






_ 1, Teast, Is 



rei-ment, v. a. 1. Set in motion by £er- 

a. Excite, agitate, beat. 
rerment, B. b. 1, Wo'*, *e fermented. 
S. Be excited, be agitated, 

[rei-Dcions, a. 1. Untamed [ISle a wild 
fteasf). savi^Sj fiaroa. wild, raTeuous, 

9. Barbarous, cruel, Inbuman, brutal, 
fell, ratUesa, relentle«e, mereiiess, plti* 
less, sanguioary, bloody, VandOlie. 
Feroeitr, n. 1. SaraganeBs, flerceneea, 
feroidouenefls, wIldneM, i "- 



Ferrooyonide, n. {Cheat.) Ferroprus- 

siato, ferrocyanata. 
FenropmBslntts n. [Chem.) Ferrocya- 

nate, fecrocyanide. 
FerroprasBlo, 1. (Cftem.) Perronranio. 
FerUle, a. 1. Proliiic, fecund, not bar- 



Fetyor, n. 1. Heat, warmtb. 

3. Ardor, leil, aarnesCaess, eagar- 
naas, fervency. 
Fest^, a. Convivial, reSTivB. 
Fester, v, n. 1, Bankle, corrupt, sup- 

S. Became malignant, grow virideiit. 
Fester, n. Pustnje, sore, abscess, im- 

poethume, gatiierlng.. 
Festival, n. Feast, fbte, holiday, fce- 

UVe celebration, joyful anniversary, 

day of rejoicing. 



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Festlvity,.n. Conviviality, gajetyjoy- 
oimueas, joyfulness, many-makiii^, gd- 
clal joy. 
Fetcli, T>. d. 1. BTingiTUhenoaegiKiJor 
tlie pta-pose qf bratgta[i). go and bring. 
i). Porlbrm, moke, d&ct. 
S. SeUfur. 
4. (-Wiuf,) Eeach, attain, arriva at. 

Fetch, «. Ti-lck, artlflce, inEe, stiatn,- 

g«m, dodge, Bliurp piactice. 
Feioh a voupass. Make a circuit. 
Fete, n. [FrJ Feast, ffESirvAi., iiolldaj 

festive celcl)vatiun. 
Ffite, c. a. I^iast, lumm with an enter 

tainoietit. , 
F€ttM!luiuip4tTe,n. IFr.I Knrall^tlTa 
Fetid, o. JiancU, aOnJilng, oSfenslvf 

luiiooma, mepliitio, strong-smelUug 

nuik-smelllng. 
Fetar, n. Stcitcli, Btlnk, offensive odoi 

strong smell. 
Fetter, (I. Sliaokle (/or (fte /W), chain, 

bond, clog, bauper. 

•-i-i 1 ghai*la 



Fetter, d 



a liAa fiet), cl<^. 



trammel, bunper, put fettem on. 
S. ChaHii, hind, an, cooUne, restn 
Fead, n. 1. Qnarrul (eipeciaUp beta 
Jiomllei or elatu), bcoll, eoirtantlgu, 
daslilng, dieaension, Joning, rupture, 
Mckeilng, iUllng ont. 
it. Fee, Hef, 
Feudalism, «. Feudal system. 
Fen de Jole, [Fr.] 1. BunGi'e. 

8. Firine of guns [/or heliday sport). 
Fevei-, n. Heat, finsh, agnation, ^cit«- 

Fever-root, n. Fever-wort, bastard 

IpecHcuanlia. 
FeveF--wort, it. 1, Fever root, bastard 

ipecaeuanlia. 
a. Tborongbwort, bonesel, agm;- 

veed, Indian sage [Supaioriutti pe^^bh- 

tUum). 
Few, a. Hot many, small in nmubet, 

hardly any, scarcdy any. 
Fewness, n. Pancity, small number. 
Fiasco, 11. [It.] FaJlni'e, lizzie, abortive 

attempt. 
Flat, It. Decree, order, ordinance, com- 
mand. ' 
Flb.fl. [CbUimaal.] Lie, folseiiood, in- 

tentional ulttcuth. 
Fib, P. ». ICotloqmai.] lie, tell a lie. 
Fibre, n. Filament, thread, staple, pile. 
Fibril, n. Small Ubre, slender Uiread. 



Inyontlon, &ble. 



steady, unslabla, vBriable, TScUlatlng, 
TC^atue, oliar""""" ''^'^■i i^^^-^^t^ 

steadf^t, llki 
Fiction,!!. 1 , 

S. Novel, romance, work of (lotion, 
feigned story. 

3. Fabrication, Sement, falsehood, 
lie. 

4. FletlUons literature, 
FietitlouB, a, 1. Feigned, Invented, 

Imaginary, f^ndfol, unreal, not true. 
!< False, countertblt, spurious, sup- 



ue, V. 7j. ±. iriay on a nuuie. 

:. fiiae, dawdle, lose time, waste 



Flddle-de-dee, in/erj. Nonsense, stnlT, 

fu^, moonshine. 
Fiddle-faddle, n. [Loa.] Nonsense, 

tridir«, frivuUty, cock-and-bnll story, 

Fiddle-iii^e, a. [£i)Hi.] 'Foolish, non- 
sensical, tihilng, MvolouB, trivial, idle, 
fiddling. 

FlddUi^,a. Trifting, l^ivolons, trivial, 
■ 'le flaTUe-fiddle. 



FldeJity, ». 



. Faitl 



loyitl^, fealty, adlier 



o duty, ob- 



ol good &itli. 
3. Aocraauy, eloeeness, exactness. 
Fidget, p. n. Fret, chafe, worry, be 

Fi^:et, ». DneasinesB, restlessness, Ini- 

piAlence, Mgetlnese. 
Fli^etineBa, n. UiteasiDras, restless- 

FiS^tj, ^ [CMoqaiaLi Uneasy, rest- 

lesa. Impatient. 
Fidactol, a. ConBdent, tmsfful, fldu- 

Fidnciary, ». Trnefae, depositary. 
Fiduciary, a. 1. ConSdent, undoubt- 
Ing, trustful, fiducial. 

3. Trusty, not to be doubted. 

3. Held in tiust, In the nature of a 



Fiel<l, n. I. Tract of land (/or titlasre 
or for paslars), 
a. Battle-Held, field of battle. 
3. Scene of military operations, thea- 



Fieldfiire, It. Gray thrush (T^HIJUs 

Fleld-sportg, n. pi. IMversious of Che 
field iSimting, sRmtitiii, £c.]. 

Fiend, b. Demon, devil, deadly enemy, 
infernal being, Implacablalbe. 

Flendlsli, a, Mcdevolent, . malignant, 
malidoua, inibmal, diabolical, devilish, 
deiaonlaoal, hellish, very wicked. 

Flenw, a. 1. Savage, iteroi^ous, raven- 
ous, furious, infuriate, barbarous feU 

fiery, pa^onate. 
Fiery, a. 1. Jgneous, of fire 
8. Hot, heated. 

fiero^ pas^Diiflta, unpnssloned fervei t 



fervict glowing, 
rig-eater, n. [OmiOi.) Becafico fig 
pecker, ^eater pettychaps ( ''j/teta !tor 



Figlit, B. 11. 1. Combat, war, contend 
(lit ar>a>), draw the Bword, misheath 
the sword, measure swords. Join battle, 
give battle, take up tlie cuc^els, couch 
one's lance, go to war, let slip (he dogs 
1^ war, t«ke up the hatchet. 



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Pight, V. a. 1. War against, combat 
againat, contend against, loin battle 
with, breali a lanoe wltt, coma to doss 
quartets wltii. 
1. Carry througli [bgaffhtiag). 
I... _ r, — 1_^ bafUe, confliot, eon- 



. Combat, b 



li, fl'ay, aavaj. 



Fteiit. 

action, amur, umeu, u-j 
Xighter.n. Cfombnlnnt, 

FlKlLtiiig,n. Contention, Btrite, qnaitel, 

T'teiiientfft. Invon^on, Motion, Cikbiica- 

tum, ^ble- 
Fig-peoker, n. (Omaft.) Fiq-eatee. 
XieuraUre, a. 1. Typical, rapreaenta- 

tlya, emblamaiacaL 
S. Tropiool, met^botic^ not literal. 



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(. Appaaranoe (oj respeclt actim o 

i&, paper, *o.), pat- 



t. Clstlnguistied a| 



e. (fifom.} IMagram, ctia^li^. 
7. (iHieS-J. Metaphor, trope, i 
phoiioal t«cm or expres^on. 



%, Eaprei , .„ . . 
Ky, be typical of, sliadow 

3. Inui^ne, Image, ooniAj 

4. Maine a dvanii^ of, n 



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Iga™, 0, n. ■ 

a aiBtii«iiisbf _ _. , __ „ 

' tIngDisbed, be con&plououQ^ 

9, Shoiroff, cutadaeh, maksagreat 
Bbov^, cat a fiEora. 
Xignirenp, [OoUoguiaL] 1. Ada. sum 
up, ibid the amonnt of. 
a. Calculate, reckon. 
Filament, n. 1, Fibre, thread, pile, 



a, [Bot.) Tendril, cttrns. 



tisHngof 
. Pfliar, 



i.(M«.)Kow((>i'so 
lind tmoihes'), line, ( 
k Bundle of paperi 



I. Smooth, poliBh. 

. E. «, March la a file. 

. [Modem.] Pirnta, trae- 

Eilii^ft^u, a. Pem-Bhap'ed. 



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fjuiurui, tt. iiiiHjuai 
ebaped, long and alendei 
IIU, I', B. 1. Moke full, fill up. 

:& store, supply, fLuiiisbj raplenlah, 

3. Satiaiy, content, qlui, 

4> Occupy faflasMfeD^fruslKhold. 
FUI. V. «. 1. Fill a glass or cup. 

a. Become fulL be filled, fill up. 
Fill, II. FullBupflr. 
I'll! ont. Extend or enlarge (to tlie fall 

sfeeor?mi(). 
Fill ap, [Active.) 1. Fill, malre full- 

S. Oconpy, employ, nae. 
Fill no, (maler.i Become full, be filled, 

be flMed UQ. 
Fillet, !!. Bond, bandage. 
Filllb^, w. [Written also /■ftBifteff.] Kilt, 
FiUy, 1. Female colt, young mace. 
Film, ». Pellicle, tUn akin or coaUng. 
Filter, V, a. Strain, pass tbrougli a 

transude, ainde. 



Impurity, naetinees. 
FiltHy, a. 1. Ulirty, b 

clean, equoliil. 
a. Impure, gross, oor; 
Filtration, n. Filterii^ 

SSSSSIk,!". •*« 

Final, a. 1. Last, la 



Uly, aa. 1, loetly, in oonoluslon. 
i. Ultimately, at last, )n Che long- 



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ovifle with, flupplj ^ 
OomplBJn, gEumbli 



Find one's selft Be, fere [as to hscUth)- 
Find out, 1. IMscover, iletect, bring to 
light. 



3. AeeertaJn, deeipber, soItb, un- 
iiddl«, buke ou^ get at. 
Finding, «. 1. IlisooTary. 

a. {Law.) Vettllct. 
Findings, n. pt. SlioemBker's toola nnd 



8. Slendei, delicate, Ci 

3. LIgbt, of delicate mateiial, of fine 

4, Keen, sharp- 

0. IMn, Bnbtile, tenaona. not gross. 
6. l^qnMta, nice, refined. 
J, BxoBllent, aupetlor, very good. 
8. Biilliiuit, accomidlshed. 
U. Beautiful, hiuidsoaie, splsudid, 
elegant. 

1». dear, imre, unadnlterateil. 
11. IA» a tarn ^' aUglil conlaapt.] 
Bliowy, g^rtsli, gay, liasliy, aicj, spacli- 

Mne. ». Mulct, amercement, tbr&lt, 

forfettnre, peounlary penalty. 
Fine, o. B. 1. Defecate, purliy, re- 



Flueiy, n, Gengaws, trinkets, fine 
tiling, showy dress, tinsel trappings. 

rinesse, n. Triek, stvatagem, artifice, 
inee, frand, deception, cheat, wile, 

floesae, t>. n. tJse eb-'atagem, practise 

Finger, 11, a. 1. Handle, tonoh. 

S. Play on {an inetrmieMj. 
Flngret-, V. n. Use the fingers lin plaj)- 

iag on on insfrunz^nC). 
Flngeired, a. {Boi.) Digitale, 
FLac;eT-posV^- 6nlde-pcat. 
FiiJoal, a. Sprnce, jHMMr, over-nice, 

nice orer-mnoh, aifectedly el^ant. 
Fiuisli, V, a. 1. Accomplisb, eompleW, 

execute, perfiirm, achieve, do. 
' a. Fer&et, polish, elaborate, make 



Flre-1 
Fire-new, 



_. . , _.)se, conclude, 

brli^ to an end, put an end to. 
Finish, n. Polish, elaboration, final 

toucb, last tonch. 
Finisliedi a. 1. Completed, complete, 
petfeot. 

a. Polished, perl^cled, elegant, Llgh- 
ly-wrougLt. 

3, Sxperlenced, practised, qualified, 
accomphshed, thotougli-brea, able, pro- 
Finite, a. Bounded, limited, termhia- 



1. ConflaEratwn. 
It, ai-dor, fervor. 
eAcal.] Llalit, lustre,] 
. 1. iliidle, set on fli 



^ Jncendlaiy, political agitator, 
Fli'e-crBCkor, ii. Cracker. 
Fire-dami;, ».■ Carbnretted hydn^ii 

Fire-do^, n. Andiron, dog. 



Hotspur, mockTiero. 

tter (i^ South America ). 

■s. uioiv-worm IZumpji™ nooiiJueiW). 

ire off, Disoliarge, fire, ■ 

. = — -■ new, qoitB neiv. 



Fireplaoe, 

"' — ilde, n"' l~Hearlh," (Ml 
, plooe aear the fire. 
.., Hoine, domestic life. 
Flresiae, i " 

mad, FLAjbuj u t. 
Firing, n. 1. Kindling, setting on fire. 
~ TJisoharge [qf films), firing off. 



Hearili. 



, Domesttc 



Isoharge [qf gi 

"iTOOB 



ipi'BBsed, solid, 



3. Steaib', steadfast, unshaken, reeo- 

4. Strong, robust, sinewy, sturdy. 
Firm, n. Concern, boose, company, 

partnership. 
F&rmanumt, n. Sky, the heavens, can- 

opy of haaven, oelesuiJ. expanse. 
Firmness, n. 1. Solidity, compEustGcss, 



G. FrimlUve, primeval, pristine. 
First, ad. In the iir^ place, at the 

set, la Oie be^ning, first andfOrei 

before any ffine else. 
Fii-sfc-born, o. Eldest. 



At one time or another, 
' Ship of the first glass. 



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Tirst-iate, a. Superior, eKCelletit, cap- 
ital, OEiOK.priin^ pre-eminent of tte 
fliBt claes, of. the best, of the li^hest 



a. ^eoi 



nan, angler. 

Di^ {Mmfela Can- 

FlBberman, n. Fisher, angler. 

Flab Bar, Angle tor, try to get (6ji orti- 

Flsli-glae, ». I^glasa, Icthyocal, Icli- 

Fi^-I>awfc, i II. ' Osproy fishing- 
Vlsliins-haink, i ei^le, l>ald buzzard 

(FtUco AoiiojiBS). 
FlBhtns-easle.ih FI9H-HA.WK. 
Fisbins-fn^, n. Angler {Lophivs pM- 



opening, oliaem, rift, fracture. 

llSSSi,)"- H«», *«■■«.» 

Fit, n- 1. Paroxyam, epaam, andden 
attEU^ etroke of disease. 
Ht Humor, whim, fancy, temporary 

S. InMryiU, tnm, period, spell. 

Mt, a. 1. Quolifled, competent, fttCed. 

it. SuitoSle, approptlate, apt, appo- 

idte, meet, seetnly, becoming, fltflng, 

befitUng, proper, convenient, good. 

Fit,v. a. 1. Suit^ adapt, a<IJU8t, malie 



. . onKaate, provide, qualify, 
e<[alp, prepare, get re^j. 
Fit, o. ». 1. Be proper, be becoming. 

8. Be salWd, be adaptad. 
Vitfni, a, Vtuiable, irceeular, spas- 
modic, imnnlalre, unstable, fickle, 
ifhimucal, mnciful, capriclona, i^taa- 

Fitfully, ad. Irregularly, captloioosly, 
in a fitful maimer, by ilits, by fits and 

Fit out. Equip, nttnish, supply with 

are, make ready. 



!t. i^ttadi, tie, make faet. 

3i Determine, define, limit, appoint, 

i. iavet. direct steadily. 



«. lyvtgarlj; so aaed in the U. i 
Arrange, adjust, set Id order, put 
ordei', pnt (o r^ia, set to r^hts. 



Fii, 1. rctotfcmiiaf, l/.S.] PreaiOMnent, 
dilemma, pliglit, pioklr. 

S ;i^, i ""• "■ ••'•™'" »»"■ 

Fizzle, V. n. 1. Hiss, make a hisdng 
Z. [OoOogtiial.i Fall, make a &tlure 

Fizzle, 11. IColloaaiai,^ Failure, fiasco, 
abortire attempt. 

Fizzle out. Fait, fizzle. 

Flabbei-xASted, a. iLovj.i Confounded, 
confDsea, abashed, ashamed, dlscon- 
ccrCed, nonptnssed, taken aback, thrown 

Flabby, a. Soft, yielding, flaccid. 
FIa«id^a. Sc^ limber, gabby, yielding, 
lax, drooping, kungTy, loose, not firm, 

Lioabetnesa, softnesB, 



FlaccldneBS, j laxity. 

Fl«,o.n. Lirangfoose. , 

a. langnlsb, droop, famt, ( 



Flaccldity, 

LangulSb, 
iiiuo, become w 

Flas, o. !• Flag-stone, flat paying 

li. Banner, streamer, colors, stand- 
ard, pennon, pennant, ens^. 

Flagellate, v. a. Wliip, scourge, fiflg, 
tliraidi, beat, endeel, drub. 

Flagellation, n. Wliipping, Bcourring, 
beating, flcggliie;, thr^hlus, dmbtliig. 

FlagitioDS, a. Atroi^ou& neinooB, tLI- 
lanoDB, in^unons, sciuumlous, ne£ari- 
0U8, very wicked. 

Flasranoy, n. Noforictj, enormity. 

Flagrant, a. 1. Flaming, glowing, 

8. Notorious, glaring, enormous, cry- 

Flag-stdse, n. Flag, fiat paiing 

Flake, n. Scale, lamina, layer. 
Flake, V. n. Scale off, come off in fiakes. 
Flambeau, «. lorea. 
Flame, ». 1. Blaze, burning rapoc. 
3. Fire. ^ 

8. Ardor, fervor, ferveney, warmth, 
enthusiaem. 

IColioqmal.'] Love, sweetheart. 



Flan 






3. Border upon, stand at the ride of. 
Flap-dragon, n. Snap-dragon. 
Flare, v. n, 1. Glare, dazzle. 

iSt Widen outward, spread outward- 
Flare, ». aiare, unsteady light. 
Flare up. Fly into "a passion, get anCTj, 









fc of light, 
iai^nage. 



temper, b 
iomentHry blaze, sudden 
i^i^thievea and gypsies), t^ot 



«b,Google 



a. Break fUrtli anddenl;. 
FlaBhy, a. 1. Sliowy, OBtentatious, 
flanncii^, guad;, (awoi?, Jaunty, gaji 



Flat, a. 1. LeTel, liorla 

wlthont promlnencea, 

eround, lala low. 

4. Dull, UfalMS, spiri 
'd, f^gld, tame, piosoi 



poinUe 



eoked, a. Spotted, atreakfid, striped, - 
iappled, mottled, variegate, pleb^d. 
Fledsllng.n. Young bird. 
"lee, V. w. Fly, run, lioeaiap, eeoape, 
ataeond, tosten away, run away, make 
off, TCBN Till, cut and run, 
leece, p. a. 1. Clip, shear. 
8. Strip, rob, plunder, despoil, rifle, 

lelcy, ™'Woolly. 
leer, t>. n, Qibe, euott, mock, jeer. 
leet, n. Flotilla, squadron, navy, AK- 
ADA, company of ^pg. 
I- eet, a. Swift, xe,tiil, qaiiSL. 
Fleetnnffp a. TrouMwry, tranatent, 
-tphemeral, temparair, panlue, eran- 

1. o„_iu_. flittKg, flying, brie^ 

to-d^ and g^ie t«- 



™rlslit. 



pitch. 
Flat,n. 1. 

a. [OjHoqaiaLI Simple 



Sharp, not ehtill, not 
semitone, belonr true 

ahallow, strand, bar. 



Flatter,' 



fiiiwn npoi^ carry fa w b 
win Iv adul&tlDU, mak m cb. 

3* Bnooorags by plai^ble repi 
tationB, tnsidre with, fblsa IiDpea. 

Flatterer, a. SyeoDhant,ihwnBr, ,.. .. 
dte, wheedler, toady, flunbay, apanlel, 
Hck-Bptttile, ^ck-Uiauk, liMd^eater. 

Flattwy, «■ li Oompllmenl;, Insincere 
commaidatlon, Mse praise. 

9. ObBeonionsneesi BycophaQcy, 
rllity, cajolery, &wnliigf, admat 
blarney, BOBT SAWDBRf soft BOJ 

Xlatalence, In. Windiness (i» «« I 

Xlatmeni^, F els]' 



Flauntl)^, 1- Ostentatious, shi 
flasby, aidrish, dashing, fluttei 
Jaunty, tawdry, gay, airy, goudj 

Slavor, n. 1. Odor, ameU, fragram 
8. Taste, savor, smack, reUsh, i 

Ftow,' ». 1. Braali. crack, breaob, deft, 
flssnre, rift, fracture, rent. 

it. Blemisb, spot, speck, &nlt, defect, 
tmpertbction. 
3. {2^cmt.) Gust of wind. 
Flawy, a. Faulty, defective, full of 

Flax-Gomb, ii. Hatcliel. 

Flay, M. a. Skin, escoriale, strip thi 

skin from. 
Fleck, V. a. Spot, streak, dapple 

spedile, varlegaU. 



ent, fuElill 
irt-llyeS, hi 



Fleeb, n.' 1. Mn»de and iMIofamraal 
'odies). 
8. Meat, animal food. 

3. Pulp, edible part of frolt. 

4. £oay {OS opposed to s^nHt), fleah 

5. Carnality, sensual appetiles, bod- 

6. Kindred, stock, race. 

efib and blood. Body, hnman system. 
esb-color, ». Gamatioti. 



■eshly.a. 1. Human, of flesb, 

g. Carnal, aensuai,lustfol,]asaiitons, 

le^erons. 
FleBby, a. Fat, plump, corpulent. 
Fleiuvde-lla, «. [Fi'.J Yeirowfl^(7rt» 

paeadaaina), flower-de-luce. 
Flexibility, n. PUancv, pliahUity, fl«x- 

"" ■ ness, limbemess, nthenflaa, supple- 
Flexible, a. Pliable, pliant, limber, 

fleslble, iltlio, supple, not sMff, not 

rigid, easily bent. 

lexIbleDees,' n. PUancy, F 



non, mal^fuant spirit, li 

FltckermoHBe, n. Bat, flindermouse, 
FUKlit.R. 1. Flying, soaring, mountiiut, 
VSitaaon. 
a. Fieelng, hasty departure. 
8. Flock ftr iinis). 
4. Volley, shower. 
Fligbty, a. Giddy, wUd, volatile, light- 
headed, wlthont ballot. 
Flimsy, a. 1. SUght, thin, tmsnbatan- 
tiiJ, of frail (axtura. 
a. Weak, feeble, trivial, frivolous. 



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Cwlish, irMlug, llgU, pnerile, shBllinr, 

euperficda.1, ttafity. 
Plincli, w.n. Slirmfi, witMraw, tettaat, 

gwervOf wince, draw bach, hold b^t. 
f lind«nQaoase, n. Bat, MttcrmouaBj 

fllckecDiiiRee. 
FIludetH, ». pi. SplInteiB, timaaite, 
Flitiffj V. a- 1, 'I'nrow, cast, burl, toas, 

dait, pitobjfiiit, clnioli, sliy. 
a. Prostrate, overthrow, throw to the 

grotinii, throw down. 
FUue, V, n. Flounce, wince, &j into 

violent motions. 
Flli^, n. 1. Tlirow, eas^ toss. 

Fling a-w&f , K^ect, discard, throw 

Wins open, Thi'ow open, open suddenly. 
Xlins upt Belinq.niEb, abandon. 
Tlil^ianoy, n. 1. Voluhllity, iuency. 
9, Fertnesa, boldneas, Impertinence, 

sancinees, impudence. 
FUwpant, a, 1. Yoinlile, flnent, glib, 

taJKative, nimble of speech, of ready 

j, impertlaent, s 



FUttinet a- MeelinK, evanescent, tran 
dent, transitory, passing, fi^ltlve 
ephemeral. 

Float, V. m. Swim, waft, be buoyed np 

Float, B. a. Buoy up, beat ap, keej 
afloat, bear on tiie surface. 

Float, n. 1. Baft, floating m^s. 
a. Buoy. 



1. OoUection (qf slieep, <6c.). 



■. Congregate, herd, gatlier in 
. Bent, lash, whip, tl 



S. Great Sow. 
Floodi, f. a. Overflow, Inundate, deluge. 



Om better of. 



lenltUre, n. Cnldiationofflowe 
Floricnlturist, n. Flodet. 
— ■id, n. 1. (PoetKOiJ Flowery. 



1. Fling, wince, fly into 



mm, So.), facbelOB'. 
Itrn^ls (OS on onim 
hSB, tumble, wallo 



FlouT-dredffe, n. Dred^ng-boz, fli 



hmi, dredge-lK 

osist, brag, vt 



nourlfib., 71. 1. UBt^ntation, parade, 
show, display, dash. 

2. BomboBt, grandiloquence, flowory 
Bpeech, hlgh-eouDding words. 

3. lanidful Btn&es (i 
riont, V. a. Insult, i 

deride, taunt, chafl, sc 
Treat with contempt. 
FiDot, V. !(. Sneer, be coniemptuonB 



Flow, II. «. 1. 
on, sweep alonj 

grow, arise, fo 



.ow, spring, teeult, be 
1 along easily or amooth- 

4. Wave, float, nndulate, waver, hai^ 
loosely. 

s. Abound, be full. 
low, V. <t. Flood, Inundate, deluge, 



a. Abandanoe, oopiousneee. 

lower, n. 1. £lossoni, bloom. 

ia. Beat part, flnest parb. 

3. Prime, early vigor. 

4. Figure, figure of speech. 



juvvmc, !/. .1. Blossom, bloom, be in 
flower, put forth flowers. 

FIowei'-de4uce,n. Fieur-de-lis, yellow 

&Ba (fris pseiMioconts). 
Floweret, n. Floret, hctle flower. 
Flowers of Bnlphni, Sublimed EUl- 

Flowwy. "■ 1- Bloomy, full of flowers. 

8. Ornate, figurative, florid. 
Flowiufl;, a. 1. Eunnlug. 
I Z. Maent, copious, smootJi. 



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Flavk,». Fluke, tu 



nova up aiul dawn. 

nCuaUoii.R. 1. Oecillution, nustead- 

:3S, ilElng and &Ulng;. 

t. ■Wavering, Ineonatanoj', yaellla- 



a. volubUlty, glibnese, ceadiness of 
speech, lEOd; utterance, conuniind of 
language, iiicillty of expreMion, aiBT 

Flnent, a. 1. Flowing, gliding. 



Fln^, a. Nappf, down;. 
FlnBelman, it. Pile-leader, leader, dl- 

reoior, fugleman. 
Fluid, a. Uquid, not aoM. 



Fluid, _ __,._., 

X'lQld, ». Liquid, _, 

Finite, «, 1. Gourd-worm, fluka- 
a. Turbot, flowk IPlatessa ma 
Flnbe-worm, «. Fluke, gaurd-i 
Flommery, «. 1. Adulation, 
pbanoj, oTiseqni ■■ " ' 

natte^, ttmpty 

iS. SoWKMB, BOTtidge (iBods qf the 
duet qf oalmeim. 
Flim^r, n. 1< Lackey, livery servant. 
3. Meaa(^ov,>Deaii-apiuts([perBon, 
oltaequljniB peTBon. 

3.\atlo^dal, U. S.\ Dupe (in buy- 
Ivg fftwts). 
Flnor-Bpar, n. Derbvsliirs spur, fluor- 
ide of calcium. 
FluiTy, n. 1, Flaw, squall, guet of 



a^ce, flutieTj n^^ tmrry-^nrry. 
Flmry, 1. a. tbidta, oonfUBe, oiecc 
cert, lUatnrb, agitata, fluster, kurry. 



excite, nuke prond. 
Fliisli, a. 1. QlowlDg, blight, frceh, 

3. Afflnent, rich, wealthy, opulent, 
well BuppUed. 

3. Literal, ftee, generous, lavish, 

4, Level, even, plane, flat. 
Flnsh, n. 1. Beoness, tuddin^s, roal- 

neflB, glov, bloom. 
8. auddan Impnlee. 
Flnater.n. a. j!x<dte, heat, hurry, ad- 
tate, conibuiLd, confuse, dlseoneert, die- 



Flnte^layw, u. Flutist. 
Flutist, n. Flute-player. 
Flatter, «. n. 1. Hover, flap the wli^ 
quicMjr. 



FOLIACKOUS 



Flutter, ». 1. station tr m qu k 
motion. 

a. Contusion, hiuTy, oomtn n peiv 
turbation, flurry, flustsr, huiry-skutry. 
Flux, (i. 1. Flow, flowing. 

a. Mntation, change, transition, shlft- 

%. tooeenass, dlarrheea, dysentery. 
3. Fneiou, melling. 
FlDZbni, «. {MaSt.) IMfferentlal, hifl- 

nitely email qnon'ti^, 
Flnslone, ». 02. {MrOh.) Calculus, i3if- 
itial and integral calculus. 



»i?j' 



r, float, wave, undulate. 



4. Flee, escape, decamp, abscond, 
moke off, pack ofl", slip away, Bl«al 
away, Blint away. 

5. Pass, elapse, slip, gUde, ^t, roll 

Fly at. Assail, attack, assault, tnsll 

upon, spring upon. 
Fly, li. 1. Winged inseot. 
a. Fly-wheen 
3. GompHss cai'd. 
Fly-bane, n. Catohfly. 
Fly-blow, n, Fly'a ^g. 
Fly »pen. Burst open, o^n snddenly. 
Fly-wheel, «. Fly. 
Fwl, n. dolt. 



FoouB, n. Central point, point of 
centratlon, point of convergence. 

Fodder, «. Forage, fOod t/br or 
provender. 



n. [PiKtKai^ Entity, fOe. 
I UK, It. 3sae, mist. 
Foggy, o. 1. Misty, hoaj. 

a, Canfnssd, daasd, bewildered. 
FoKT. n. [Wrltteit also FOgeii.\ OoH- 

ae^ave A» «t ia sense), old ffioy. 
Foible, B. Frailty, weakness, TSJlhig, 

defect, Inflrmitv, unperftotion, ault, 

weak point, weak ^de, blind ^de. 
Foil, B. a. Defeat, fraatrate, balk, dla- 

appolnt, baffle. 



^ J, , ^tltiously. 

Fold, n. 1. Pen Cftr sMep], enclosure. 
" Flock of aheap. 



ingfuUy, into 
n. 1. Penf 
Flock of Shew,. 
Plait, double, doubling, folding, 



p, inwrap, envelop, infold. 



luBiiate, "w; 



idlata, lameUated, scaly, flaky, foll- 



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Tollage, n. Iieaves, elostera of leaves. 
IToIlnM, a. (£st.) Leafy, fuUajKODe. 
Polluted] a- {Mill,.) I^iuella, Laminat- 
ed, lamellate, lamellaWd, achlstose. 
PolItB,n.pJ. iCollagnifil.i People, pec- 



a. Bncceed, coma next, ttead olosf 

5- Pursue, chaae, run after, go after. 
4. Attend, aceompany,goaloiigwitli. 

keep company witJi, 

0. Obey, heed, obe.. 
oonibrm to^ yl^ to. 

6- 8eek, o^Lerlah, enltlvate, aErlve : 

1. PraetSee, pursue, Mtend to, mi 
theoUeotofparBoit. 

S- Tmltate, co|^, pattera after, o 



I. Adbetent, disciple, partioan, pu- 



Followuti, Eiamln 

Fol^.'n. 'l. Fooll 
fatoitr, stupidity, d 



tinlze, lures' 

■ok Into. 

, imbecility, 



loUtms, apply warm lotions 

3. Bxolte, encourage, abet, stimulate, 

Fomentatiloii, n. ±. Stupe, locid bat^- 

8. Inetieation, encouragement. 
Fond, a. Doting, over-affectionatB, fool- 

ieldy loving, exceaslvely lender. 
Fona ofV I^Een with, attached to, muoh 

pleaeed ivlth, dellglLled with. 
Fondle, V. a. Carets, pet, ouddle, cosse^ 

treat irlth fimdneea, make much of, 

Fondness, ». ' 1. Warm love, childish 
affbotton. eioaaslve tondemeaa. 
K. Likmg,jH>rtiality, predilection. 
Font, n. 1. Eaptismal veesel. 

3. Fount, assortment of typos. 
Fontanel, «. (He4,j Issue [orli/lciai- 
tj/ cauEed). 



Poad,n. 



jt, nntrition, 

X:, BREAD, nounsluoent, meat, 
B, victuals, viands, diet, regl- 



subeietence, rations, o 
Foot-lHor, It. Kunaer 



Foo1,n. I. Dolt,'wlflli^,diiYcller,ldlot, 
simpleton, ulnny, nit^ompoop, block- 

3. BnM>on, harlequin, did], punch, 
antic, Jester, zany, clown, mountebank, 
merry Andrew, BCaramouch, jack-pud- 
dii^, pickle-herrlcg. 

FooL V. «. Trifle, toy, play, play the 
Bjol, play the laookey, act like a tbol. 

Fool, V. a. Deceive, cheat, tdok, dupe, 

reaiii, beguile, 3iooawink,'ohonse, cully. 

Foolery, n. Absurdity, nonsense, buf- 
ibonery, fOlly, iomlbolery, mummery, 
foolish conduct. 

FooHiardy, a. Basil, rentmoas, ad- 
venturous, va^ureaome, reckless, des- 
perate, hot-headed, hot-walnod, iiaJr- 
bialaed, headlong, :^Bcfplta1e. 

Foolisli, a. 1. SenMeas, IdloUD, Billy, 
veak, DAST, fltmple. Irratlon^j Insbn- 
sate, shallow, brolnlees, liltleea, thiok- 
skulled, buffle-heoded, diallair-tiridned. 
a, TJnwlBB, unrBQAonalde, absurd, 
ridiculous, nonsengieal, 111-ju^ed, pre- 
posteraos, htdiacieet, Imraadent. 

3. Idle, tdvlal, i^Alng, TsDi, child- 
ish, pueiilB, contemptible. 

FooUshneaa, ». 1. SoOy, ^Illness, Im- 
IfficiUty, stupidity, atuity, ahallowness, 
dulness, doltlshness. 
8. Alisurdity, extravagance, non- 

3. Puer!U», chlidishness, triviality. 

S. Base, bottom, lower part. 

*. {Mil.) Infantry, Ibot-soldieis. 



•B 



itstep, foctpriot, foot- 



Pooting, place to St 
1. Foofiiold. 



B. Sum total Iqfa cohmm <iffiaarea). 
Foatit, [CWtogBiaJ.J Walkjgo on ibot. 



Footmark, n. Pootpiint, footstep, 
track, trate. 

Footpad, rt. H^wajman, br^fand, 
Foboer, ueebooter, bandlt- 

Footpatli,fl. Footway. 

Footpviut, n. Footmark, fbotstep, foot- 
fall, traok, trace. 

Foot-soldlerB, n. ^. Foot, luf^tr;. 

Footstalk, II. Petiole, leaf-stalk. 

Faotst«p, ». 1. Footprint, fbotmaik, 
footfall, track, trace. 

Footsteps, )i. pi. feiam'ple. 

Foot tlie bill, [a>fto?uiaJ.] Pay the 



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Fuafcway, It, FootpaCh. 

Fop, «. CoiooiuB, dandy, eiqulsile, 
beau, Jookanapee, ]ack-a-4andy, maca- 
roni, po^nJWi BVBU., man-DiUlliiet, 
mut in ^^aSj ¥^ii fellow. 

Foppery, n, Coioombry, dandyism, 
tttp^ffinsBS, Bhowy iblly, vanLty In 

FoppiHli, a. Dandyish, coicomMca!, 

dandified, vain of dress. 
FopplsIineBs, ». Coscombry, foppery. 
TOTiprep. 1, Beeauee of, by leaaon of. 

it. On account o^ G>r tbt sake of. 

3. In Ills place of, Instead of. 

1. Concerning, with reepeot to, with 

5. Toward, towards. 

6. Oonduclvfl to, beneficial to. 

1, Against, In opposition to, as antl- 



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d ijin- horses and o 



Foramen, n. {Ama. & Bot,) Hole, 

floe, perlOraHon. 
Foiaminateci; a. Perforated, fora 

mnelt as, beoaiue tl^ In eouslderatlon 
mat, seeliu^tbat. 
Forar, n- [writlen olso Farray.] In- 
road, Itraptioii, nJd, iJrattcal inT-''— 
hostiJe incnrrion. 
Foe iq«, [Poetieal.^ Always, fob 
Forbear, V, «. 1. Stop, pause, khhkv, 
desist, stay, break or, leave off, give 

iJ.Abeeain, refrain. 



ning, absljnenco, avoidance. 

a Patience, lenity, indulgence, long 
HUflMng. 
Forbid, V. a. PiohiMt, inhibit, Intot- 



Force, n. 1. Strength {regardiA a. ... 
Jwe), power, mi)^t, energy, vigor. 

». EfBoaoy, effloiency, potency, va- 
lidltyjCteeiuy, virtue, agency. 

3i ^oience, compulsion, coercion, 
etmstralnt, enibroement. 

4. Army, troop, legion, host, si^aad- 

FoMe, II. a. 1, Compel, coerce, eon- 

a. ImDei. drive, ni^, press, clap. 
3. KaWsh, viohite, de^ueh, constn- 
prate, dedour, commit a rape on. 



ft. Strained, unnatural, catacbreeUc, 
far-fetched, studiously sought. 
Forcible, a. 1. Powerful, strong, 
mighty, weigbty, potent, impresrive, 
irredstlble, cogent, all-powerfii. 

S. Violent, finpatuoue. 

3. Energetic, vigorous, effective, eiB- 

Forcibly, ad. 1, Powerfully, migbt- 

Z, Violently, YI it ABUia, at the 
point of the sword. 

3. Energetically, vieorouslv, effective- 
ly, with m^ht and midn. 
For*ins-pl£ ». Hot-bed. 
Ford, ir. a. wade tbrougli (a ritrer). 
Fore, t. 1- Anterior, preceding, prior. 

S. Front, not buck, not behind. 
Forebode, v. a. 1. ForetelL predict, 
presage, portend, augur, betoE^ fore- 
shadow, foreshow, pKenosticate, prfe- 
l^ure, be ominous of. 

a Foreknow, he prescient of, have 
foreknowledge of, have prescience of. 
Foreboding:, «■ FrognOBticatiou, pte- 






L. Foresee, anticipate, 
ve, ' plan, pn^ect, deviae. 



Forecast^ n. 1. Foredght, prevision, 
foretboi^hl^ aatjcipation, provident 
i-ogard to the future. 



For vtOecir 1^ make an impres^on, for 
the sake of eS^t. 

Forefend, ». a. [flo™.] Avert, prevent^ 
hinder, forbid, ward oif, keep otf. 

ForesD, v. a. Belinquish, resign, sur- 
render, cede, yield, at>andon, give up, 
part wIBi, let go. 

Foreeoer, b. 1. Precursor, forerunner, 
herald, harlringer, avant-courier. 
it. Ancestor, fore^ther, progenitor, 

FaieBolns, »■ Preceding, previous, 

antecedent, prior, former. 
■" 1, a. Predetermined, deiMed 



epectB property}, well off, well 
Forehead>«. Front, brow. 
Foreign, a, 1. Alien, outJa- 



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presidenoo of, hare previoua tnoHleage 

of, Myb foretnoivleage ofc 
ForekDowledge, a. Fareeight, praa- 

cience, pvevious Snowledgs. 
Fmeland, n. Promontory, cape, liead- 

l&udj point of Ifind' 
Foreman, li. 1. PresldiDg ofQcer (qT <i 



tJoned, ibiemen 



Aiorosatd, abov^ 



, Afotesoid, above-men- 

Wurldicai judleM. 
— _i, D. a. PreaeaUnate, prede- 
uujuiiie, preordain, fdreaooio. 
Vorerun, v, o, Pieceda, go before, comf 



,!■ Prelude, prognostic, aign, oman. 
Foresee, o.a. Foreknow, forecast, fore- 
jMde, see betbreliaod, }iave preedence 
nr. Jk. Ticeadent of. 

idoWjCB. Preflgure. fiiresLo- 



TOgnosHuate, preaig- 



^ratall, pT^t 
nify. 
Faresliow, D. a. Freflgure, 

Foresls^lit, n, 1. Foreknowledge, pres- 
etenee, prevision^ 
" ™"-"-'-'' -^rethought, pT'""--'-''-" 



a. :ArenaBt, * 



, , wiiidpalion, provident _. 

gatd to tiie futui'e. 
Foreekln, n. Prepuce. 
Fm-est.ii. ■Wood(iy'(arjee3rten*), woods, 

woodtond, grove. 
Forestall, v, a. 1. Antiidpate, fbie- 

igrOBB, iuonopoUse, cegralfl, get 
re posseaaioii of (m *^o&- to en- 



'. a. Aa^oipiite, 



^clusi^ 



lify, betotsn 



^^^ ^. -jt, ad. Always, perpetually, el* 
nally, eDdlaasly, eye- "•^■^"."•^ »« 
mt aje, M all tune& 



)t aje, M all tunes, to tu 
bne ^vitliout end, ^raue; 






Forfeit, v. a. Lose (6n eome offence, 6j( 

nej/ieci, or 6^ breack qf ctmdUion,]. 
Fori^tare, n. I. Loss (6^ Bome qgbnce. 



Forge, n. 1. Smithy L/^ heavy worifc), 

. !*. Furnace iio maJce mm more ma/^ 
0^1. Bhlngllug-mlll. 
Forge, V. a. 1. Beat {metal), fimn (ftji 

^. Derifle, iUTent, frajne, ooln. 
S. Falri^ connterfat, abiloate. 



Foreery.n. 1, CoiuiterteiUng, felaUo 
2. Counterf^t. 
of, let 'slip ftom tlie miod, not remei 



a. Think no mare 






Forgetful, a. 1. Apt to ftorget. 

a. Negligent, insttentive, Deglecttal, 

caielees, lieedless, mindless. 
Foreetfulness, n. 1. Aptness to ibrget, 

ISjTnre of memory. 

2. OBLinoij. 

3. K^llgence, Inattention, carelesB- 
ness, heedieaaneas. 

commit an indiscretion^ 
Forgive, n, a. Paejion (e^eoiniiff/or 

Btmdl <i0^wce)y absolve, excuse, acquit. 
ForglveuesE, n. Pakdob, absolutiot 

remission, acquittal. 
For good, rinally. Ha the flnal movt 

FoiT good and. all, Fokqood. 
Forgotten, a. 1. Gone from one's 

3. Biirled In obll^on, sunfe In ol>- 

Forlc, n. Branch, division, divaitca- 



andoned, 

!. Wretched, miserable, pitiable, des- 
■iivate, helpless, comfortless, dlsconeo- 
iBte, woe-begone. 

rorlorn liope, 1. Vonguald, skirmish- 
ers, advanced body of troops. 

2* Desperate case, donbtfol enters 
prise, basiardouB adventure. 
J'orm, B. 1. Shape {with eyjectaJ Tifer- 

oonfoTmaUon, moula, ^shion, ca^t, cut, 

lary, eslablished piiwUce. 

3. Manner, system. 

4. Eegularity, order, arrangement, 

5. Ceremony, formality, ceremonial, 
couTenUoiuiU^, etiquette, conventicnol 

6. Empty show, mere appearance. 

9. Typa In a ch™e {ready fin- priet- 
ID. Mould, pattern, model. 



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sUlf, sCarcti, stsTi^ed, prim, aSectdOXs 
4. ConstituliTS, essential. 



imoDy, couTentioaaJlty, elj 
D, n. Creation, producUon. 



creator, constTaDter. 
Formor.o. 1. Previous, prior, antei 
anceceaoAt, preceding, loTegolng. 



mlii^, fore^ 



d, Firat named, first 

ad. Keretot.-,, ., 

)f old, In times post. In da^ 



erly, od. Heretofore, 

(uuLdtlme, of dldj In times pi , 

of yore, loug agoUn past ekae. 

Fonuidsble, a. Tsaital, <&a3dnil, ter- 
rible. itBDOUST^SLE, fc^litfnl, terrlQo, 
horrible, tremendonB. 

Formnlmn. Torm, rule, model, founu- 

Fonunltiry, n. 1. Book of forms. 
8. Form, model, rule, foimuJa. 
3. Bltual. 

Fomlcato, a. (Bot.) Arched, vaulted. 

FoFray.fL [WrlttenaJsoJ'fln^.] Ijiroad, 
ircnptlon, raSA, aeecent, partial inva- 
sion, hostile iiioordon. 

Forsake, v. a. Leave, quit, desert, re- 
llnquieh, abandon, tenounoe, forBwest, 
drop, give up, eivo over, cast off. 

Forsaker, n. Deserter. 

Forsooth, ad. Certainly, truly, really, 
In truth, in £aot, of & trutb. In good 



a. Deny, abjure, recant, retract. 

sell; take a Mse ^tii, swear falselyl 

bear fi^lse 'wiiness, br^k one^s word, 

break one^H faitfa, play Ealee. 
Fort, n. ForiUcatioii, IbrlreBS, Btrong- 

liold, bulwark, castle, citadel, EaBtnesa, 

farHned place. 
Voite, n. Peonllar tal«it, special ^tt, 

strong eiA&t <djief excellence, stroi^ 
' point, that ut which one excels. 



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Forthwitb, ad, Iramediately, dhBctly, 
Instaiilly, niaTiNTB^ without delay. 
Fortlflcaliou, n. 1. Military orchltee- 

etronghold, ca^e, 



. Fortification, fort, sttong- 



Foxtnlglit, n, 

hold, caetle, citadel, fnrtiAed place (^ 
great magnitvde). 
FortnltonB, a. Accidental, cosnal, con- 



3. Fropl^us, anspiclouB, &vorable. 
FoPtnne, n. 1. Gliance, actadeat, luck, 

hap, fortuity. 
S. Uveliliood, means of living. 
B, Estate, sabBtance, prope(&, pos- 

4. Wealth, ricIieB, opulence. 

5. JDesUn^ i^te, destination, doom, 

6. Event, issue, result. 
Fortaike-teller, n. Ai^ur, soothsayer, 
Fommt B. Tribunal, court, court of 



4. Eol4, confident, presumptuoua, 
presuming, impertineut, pert, Slppant, 
brazen, imsnming, braseu-fiiced, bras- 



rorward, i>. a. 1. Advance, promote, 
ikrtliei-, foster, support, fevor, encour- 
age, lielp on, lielp forward. 
H. Qniclien, liasten, accelerate, expe- 



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Tmtmre, nasty, squalid, 
^.=d, ifitby unclean, eoUeO, 
sUiaed, sullied. 

ifffenslve, 



dir^, polluted, 
tarnislied, sUiaed, sulli 
3. Di^nstii^, loatli? 



3. Base, scmdalDus, Iu&dii 
MlU'vj\ unDdv, dlahonnrsiH" 
wickea, dark, abemlm 
dlsgcaceful, ehomefuU 

4. Obscene, vu^ar, coaiao, low. 
5* Abusive, Insulting, scurrilous, ibul- 
mouthed. 

6. St}ormy, r^ny, cloudy, 

Fsul play. Injustice, onMrness, dis- 
honesty, wrong. 

Fonl-iuouilied, a. Abu^Te, Insnltlng, 
insolent, blaolwuard, scurrilous, fouL 

Fonmsri, «. Polecat, iltchew, 4tj]iet 



2. Break, otmk, brcacli, cleft, fiEBUte, 
rift, flaw, tent, opening, 
'ro^le, a. 1. Btlctle, fran)^ble, ea^y 

i. Frail, weak, feeble, iheibh. 
fragility, n. 1. Bilttleness, ftangible- 

%. Frailty, weakneas, fteblenees. 
Fragiu^nt, n. Bemnant, scrap, chip, 

detaclied part, part broken off, 
Frasnnentai'y> o. Fractional, broken. 



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ndaUon 



3. Establish, inetitnte, originate. 

4. Cast, Sacm in a mould. 

work, footing, bottom. 

9. EstabUshment, settlement. 

3. Endowment. 
^Sbll&er,'plMiter. * ' ™ " ° 

a. Caster [of sKtah). 
Founder, v. it. 1. Sink (<H a ship I 
JWmguAth toater), go to the bottom, 

3. Trip', stumble, ItiU. 



I. Font, assortment of tyt 



jnent of typee. 
Spring, w^l, font. 



3. Source, original, oi^jln, cause, first 
prlndple. Ginnti^-head. 
FonntlUn-heail, ». Source, original, 
origin, cause, (bnntaln, flrat prlncl- 

Foarfold, a. Quadrnple. 

Foiii;foI(l, a. Ponr times as many, four 

Fonr-Iianded, a. Quadrumanous. 

■" 1— I- — "_ Sodallsm, phalanBterl- 



Fox'Shark, fl. Ihiasber, sea-lbi, bba- 

Foxy, a. Artful, *lly, cunning, crafty, 

sly, subtle. 
Fraeaa, n. Uproar, tumnlt. disturbance, 

row, outbreak, noisy quarrel, 
Vraetlon.n. 1. Part, portion, ftagment, 

seoUon, ple£e, bit, scrap, 
a. lAnih.) Part of a unit. 
FracHonal, a. Broken, fragmentary. 
» ...... „ i-^„ "'UB, petulant, 

1. Bieakj^, 



lence, balmlness, 
^nt, grateful e 


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maOc, redolent, bal 


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smelling, sweet-scented. 
Fcail,a. 1. FiBgile,fraDgible,BBlTTLG, 
easily broken (aeiuss). 
8. Veak, feeble, fraelle, ibpibh. 
3. Liable to err, ea^y led astray, of 
infirm virtue. 
Frailty, n. 1. Weakness, feebleness, 
infirmity, trannesB. 

2. Fault, foible, detect, imperltofloD, 
filing, weak point, weak tide, blind 

3. Uablllty to err, pronenesB to error, 
want of moral strength. 

Frame, u. o. 1. Construct, build, pat 
togetJter, 
s. Form, compose, make, constitute. 
3. Invent, devise, plan, contrive. 



S. Form, Btructure, fabric, system. 



Franehise, ». 1. Right, privilege. 

3. Immunity, exemption. 
Frangible, a. BritUe, fragile, easily 

Frank, a. Artless, candid, open, ingenu- 
ous, free, sincere, fVank-heartad, anre- 
served, without di^olse. 

Fraxik-lienrt«d, a. Candid, open, In- 



gun^ plMh. 

rantic, 0!. Tac\s. 
mad, distracted, w 



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B'Tatamal, a. Brotherly. 

ITratemlty, ». AsaoelafJon, sode^, 
company, drOle, broUierhood, sodality, 
league, olau, united body. 

E'raternlaeiB. ». SympatUzs, harmo- 
nize, eoneort, ooal^eoe, conoor, asaoctat« 
(oa brotheri), • __.— 

alt, deception. 



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DishoneaC, knavleb, 
ioitfuL, deceptive, ftlue, 
, crafty, wily, onlloeive. 



F'ray, it. 1, CombaC, battle, flglit. 
S. Bioil, qaarrel, riot, afiay. 



vvcim, vhlmsey, caprice, 
crotcliet, ma^ot, vagary, 



it. Gambol, aiiUc, caper. 
Freakish, a, Wlilouusal, capricious, 

at liberty.' ' ' 

8. Kaleaeed, iSeliverea, etoanolpated, 









1, open. 



FRIENDSHIP 



Preqnenoy, n. OftonneBS, ci 



Frequent, «. a. Haunt, vWt often, re- 
sort to frequently. 

Frequently, ad. Often, repeatedly, 
•nany times, at eliort IniervaJe, — '* 

Fresh, a. 1. New, recent. 

a. Blooming, floutlelilog, unraded. 

3. Good, sweet, of laceut giowtli, in 
a good state, nob et^e. 

4. Florid, healthy, well, hearty, lig- 
oroDS. hardy, strone. 

8. Vivid, lively, not dolled, not im- 
paired. 

';. Not salt, without salt. 



a. Unobfltruoted, unimpeded, unr 
st<Ect«d, {qwn. 

6* Frai^ iT^enaona, candid, artier 
idnoere, onreserred, bank-hearCed. 

1. GeneranB, lltmol, bountiful, chai 
table, munificent, free-beairted, ope 
handed, not p^Hfmonlons. 

S. Prodigal, lavish, Inunoderata. 

». Ke»dy, eager, prompt, wUUik. 
-" -ratultouB, spontaneoUBTwallin 



a*te, emancipate, 
maiiuuuL, icivmie, dJsinthral, eniciui- 
cliise, aeilver, set ftae, set at liberty, 
a* Bid, clear, dlaei^age. 
FreelioDter, n. Bobber, plunderer, pii- 
la^r, despoHei, blghwaynum, Gjotpad, 
h^and, baudlb maiauder. 
Freedom. ». i, Ijbbbtt, independ- 
ence, exemption from, restraint. 

8. Scope, ranga, play, swing, froe 
play, IbU ploy, full swine. 

3. FrfriuhlBe, immuid^, prlvllege- 

4. FunlllaTlty, lloenee. 
Free-beartAd, a. liberal; generous, 

boimteoiis, bountiftil, c^>en-nanded. 
Free ^lay, lYeedom, range, scope, full 
play, smng, faU. swing. 

Wrce-will. n.' 1, Unrestrained will, 
poWer of choice. 

Free-ivjll, o. Volnntary, epontani 
Fre9xr>jV.3t. 1. Be congealed, be ^ 

Freeze, v. a. 1. Congeal, solidly by 

Freight, P. a. Iioad, lade, charge. 
Freight, n. 1. Cai^, lading, load, 

a. Freiglitage, fbafeht money, ohai^ 
for freight. 

Fre^htase.H. Freight, fte^M money. 

French-pie, Great eput^d woodpecker 
ll'ieua mmorj- 

FrenEy,n. [Sometbnes written P/ireiW!!.] 

Madnees, toge, fury, distraction 

Ing, Insanity, lunacy, derange 
mania, delirium, abetcatiou of m: 



Si 



untiained, unekilled, ii 



, unpractised, 
xperienced. 



». Student of the first year ( 
Isget), student of tlie loweat class 
l^cet, V. a. 1. Bab, chafe, we 
JHcHon), wear away. 

a. Veit, tease, Instate, gaU,pr 
nettle, afiront, mak angry 

3. varle^te, dlv ^t) 
1^*1, p. ». Chafe, fuin ag h 



netic, STJeeny, capti u 
FretfulnesB.n. Peevlshnees, petulance, 

Fi-lable, d, Gnunbht^, brittle, crisp, 

piilveiable, easily crumbled. 
Friar's lantern, n. losia EATDirs, 

wlilo" the wisp, jaclt-a-lan tern - 
Fribble, a. Trimng;, Mvoloi 
Vribhle,». "■ — - -■- • 



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Friend, ». 1. Patron, advocate, conH- 
'dant, adherent, associate, ally. Inti- 
mate, good genlnB, bosom mend. 
3. favorer, encourager, well-wisher. 
3. Quaker. 
Frieodly, a. 1. Amicable, fl^tetnal, 
nelghborlj^klnd, weU-afibcted, on -— ' 



.onfriendlyi. ,, 

EunlUar, o[ intimate Iboting; not 
tile, not Inimical. 
a. Favorable, propitious, salutary. 



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PhrM-p. a. IFos&m'-A Frighteii. 
Friffht,!!. Alarm, atftfgbt, teiTor, dla- 

raaj, oonsloination, panic, sudden faai. 
Fiishten, u. a. Alsi-m, athislit, terri^, 

scare, dismay^ daunt| intimidate, sixoclt 



f rield, a. 1. Cold, cool, os 

liol, of a low tamperature. 

S, Dmi, unanlmatad, Ufelesi 

3. Forbidding, formal, prim, 

pulalva, clilllli^. 

Fi^^tdity, li. 1. Coldness, 



Fi'lciduess, 11. FmoiDiTT. 
friU, n. Rnffle, erMng. . 
Frlngea, a. Fimtirlate, fimbriated. 
Frippery, n. 1. Old oloUiee, east-off 

8, Trumpery, second-hand finery. 
Frieenr, 11. [FcJ Halr-drcsser. . 
FriBlc, V, n. Leap, skip, liop, frolic, 

romp, gambol, dujice. 
Fri^y, o. QaT, liTely, playful, epocaTe, 

ftolicsome, coltMi, lUf of fcoBc 
Frith, n. 1. StraJt. 

a. EstuaiT, inlet, ana of tbe eea. 
Fritter, n. 1. Sm^l pan-eake, doi^- 
nut, &Ied cake. 
a. Fi-agmeiit, piece, sbred. 
Fritter, v. a. 1. Slice, cut into small 









fbol Kvritj. 

Frivolity, ». Lerity, puerility, trifllng- 
nees, tiiviaHty, frivoloususss, fol^. 

FrlviHoiiB, a. Trifling, trivia!, worth- 
less, petty, flimsy, idle, puedle, diUdish, 



lai'k, bander, wild pran^, 
levifc 

a. Fun, pleasantry, drollery. 
3. Scene of merriment- 
Froltc, V. n. Be merry, be ftolicsome, 

play pranks, cut capers. 
FroUc»nn«,o. Sportive, playful, baft, 
gamesome, gay, lively, Riesy, coltish, 

From for, From a great distance. 
From hand to liaod. From one per- 

From hand to month, Frecarloualy, 
as wBnt reiuiires, by spending the 
wages of bj-day for to-day's necessl- 

Front^. 1 , Forehead, brow. 

3. Forepart, forward part. 
Front, V. a, 1. Face, stand over against, 
stand oppo^te to- 



FI! USUI ATI ON 



Frontal, n. Frontlet, brow-band. 

COAST, marches, limits. 
Fiontiep, a. Conterminous, bocdering. 
Fi'ontlet, n. Frontal, brow-band. 
Frosl^ R. Itime, hoar-frost, fi-ozen dew. 
Frost, V. a. lee, cover with ftosting, 
Frost-fiab, ri, Tom-cod IMon-haa pru- 

FrosUng, «. Idng, concreted sugar l/or 

FaoST^woaT. 



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IHeHanllieaaoa Qmodeiiaij). ■ 

Frosty, ff. 1. Cold, icy, wintry. 

S. White, gray-haired. 

Froth-aplt, n. OuCkoo-spittle. 
Frothworm, n. Firogluippei'. 
Frotliy, a, i. Foamy, spumy. 

a. Tiiflli^, light, empty, trivial, vain, 

Frowjwd, 4. Fractions, perverse, re- 
i^actcry, nntoward, unyielding, ungov- 
ernable, disobedient, wayward, peevieb, 
petulant, cross. 

Frown, P. n. Scowl, look stem. 

■^rown.B. Scow' -* — '--'' 



Fn^ral, a. Provident, , 

Ing, sparing, cliolce, chary, d^efiil, 
ihrntf; niit promise, prodigal, or I 

Frug:aJit3% n. Eocnomy, torlit, t 
ness, gocHJ husbandi?. 

Fmlt, «. 1. Frodnce (gf the etaiA fin- 
tfiesv^fply (^ most and imimai^,iiaFV6btt 



i«eoe, young, 

"a^ProHfic, fecljle, (ecund, not bar- 
3. Plentiful, plenteoas, abundant. 

Fruition, n. Snjoyment (i» Die pmees- 
sion orilieveeqf aon thiag). 

FmideBB, a. 1. Unfruitful, unproduc* 
tive, barren, sterile, unproliflc, unfer- 
tile, inf^crmd, addle/ AOASPOtrs. 

S. UseleBS, imaTaillng, bootless, prof- 
itless, ineffectual, nnprofitable, vain, 
idle, futile, abortive, without avail. 

Fmsh, B. il'ftrrlerv.) 1, Frog (^ a 
hovse't foot). 
a. Tiirusn (ifiscosg qf the frog). 

Fmstratfl, v. a.' Defeat, disappoint, 
balk, foil, boSle, disconcert, bring lo 

Fmstrate.d. Vain, useless, ineffectual, 

ftiistrated, of no effect. 
Frustration, n. Disappcintment, de- 



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Pry, n. Small fl 
fielea, smaU ftj 

muddlfl, mOke i- 

Fuddled, a. Crnnk, Intoxlcalea, ine- 



^heeCs In t^e niDd, has liad a 



Jtagmye,a. 1. Fleffiig-ijing, escaping. 
3. Tr^nettory, traiEfflenl^ eviineBcent, 

fleeaiig, fljlng, nwadous, flitting, psaa- 

Ins, mom'eutiu?, Mort, brief, Cempoial, 

epnemerfll, Bhorb-Uvea. 
VugltlTe, ft. Bimair^, deserter. 
V-Bgismaia, n. lEHe-leadei, 1ead< 

TBcUa, angelman. 
Fali)nun,«. Snnport ((If o imerl, iiMp. 
X'oMl.v.a. Vt/rMB!a.aiioFa^a.i l.Ac- 

-.i-t ^QinpigLa, eftbctimta, resllze. 



Domplteh, 



ejKSOBte, bilng < 



sL Obw^f 



discbarge, k 



meat, sall^, enBner, adhere tc 
plywitti,belMthfnlto. 
FiillUiDent, ti. [Written also Fi^- 
ment.] 1. AecomplMunent, realization, 
^■^^n^n,^^ """ipletlon, consummation- 
jioe, dlscbarge. 
Thunder-tiibe. 
■ Hootj, emoky, fumy. 






a. f erfijnniuioe, dlscbarsi 



S. Dusky, daik. 
" - " puled, r 



FuUfcli 
full, 

saturated. 



d, replete. 
Abounding, well etockea o 

Satjated, sated, glutted, t 

„ ^_-^ , ^itlra, perfect. 

f(, Almmlant, plentlrol, eopiona 
teone, suffiident, ample, 
e> Loud, deep, atroi«, cleat, dlatlnot. 
t. Comprehensive, capacious, broa^, 
la^, Biiflnslvs. 
Poll, od, 1< Quite, to the same degree. 
e. Oomplelelj, nilly. 
3, Exacts, predBaly, diceotly. 
■Baa, v. a. Thickened cleanse (cMft). 
Van.-Ai.ive,aH.lCoaogvml.l Atafurioue 
late, SB &Bt as poaslble. 

Folly, wf. Oimipletely, entirely, abun- 
dantly, lai^^, fim, to the Cull. 
Fulminate v. n. Explode, detonate. 
Fnlmlnatw, B. a. Utter with a menace, 
proclaim "with dennuciation. 
' FnlmliuiM, V. ». UtteF, threaten {as ba 
■ ■ ■■ ' ^t\ — !(..i I — . J^uni^. 



ecdeiiaalieal auiho/ii, 



ucl denunc 



tlireateniug,aiial;liema,ljan, 01 
>. Eiplosion, detonation. 



Fnlson.,, ., , _.-, — 

gustins, loatlisome, reroltiug, reput- 
^ve, sickening, rank, btobs. 

FulvJd,a. MTona. 

FnlTons, a. Yellow, towny, fuWd, yel- 
lowish-brown, dull jallow. 

Fumble, V. «. Feel about {awleaiardla- 
or ohUdiBhly ), malie awkwaiu attempts. 

Fnmbler, II. Bnngler, lubber, lout. 

Fnme, v. n. iTsDioke, reek, emit sapor, 

a. Kage, rave, :n:et, bluster, storm, 
chafe, fiare ire, be In a passion, lie in a 
rage, get mad, fty off at a tangent. 

Fumigate, v. a. Smoke, cipose to 
smoke, cleanse by smoke. 

Fumy.o. Smoky, milglnoua. 



Funtuubiillst, I 



employment, ocoupaMon, part. 
Fnnotionary, «. 0£Bj:e-holdei', inoun 

bent of an omce. 
Fawl, ». 1. Stock, capital. 
a. Store, supply. 

FnndamentBl, a. iSsenU^ primary, 
important, indispensable, radical, con- 
stitutional, organic. 

Fandtuuental, n. I^adii^ princtple, 
essential part. 

a. Obaegnles, eseqniea, funeral sol- 



,nt, fui^Da-1 



Fungosity, ». Ejicresi 



Fnngus, n. 1, Spongy excresoenoe. 
a. (Boi.) Flowerless plant (as ClB 
mwsftrown, toadetoot, (Be.), cryptogamous 

Fnnlele.n. Fibre, fllament, small cord, 
email ligature. 

bad odor, offensive sm^. 
Fnnli, D. n. ILom.] 1. Stink, emit a 
bad odor, emit a atenoli. 
a. Shrink back, be in fear, be frigbt- 

, 1, Timnel. 
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Furcate, to. (Eo(.) Foriied, fork- 
ITurcatea, ( shaped. 
FurfaraoeonB, <t. Souriy, branny, aealy, 

scabby, leat^nona, 
FnrtDos, a. 1. RMing.ftanac, infuri. 

aleO, ftenaiefl, taaa, violent, fleroe, tbij 

A^ehenu 
■ trotulent. ' 



S. Appendages, apparatus. 



tL {mode b^ a 

, groore, fluting, cliiun- 

FiuTow, o. a. Hollow, cut in furrows. 
Vurther, a. 1. Fnrtlier, more KmoW 
i/roni Oie starihig painij, mote in ad- 

^. Additional. 

Further, dd. l.Fai'ther,inoreremotely, 
moi'e in advance, to !i Ereater distance 
(from llui storfingjwiniT. 

Z* Fartjier, moteovcr, besides, fur- 
theruLore. 

Fiirtberanoe, n. Piomotion, advance- 
ment, helping fitrwaf d. 

Fnrtliermore, ad. Moteover, beddes, 
fiirthermore. 

FurtlieBt, a 






iBity, YBhemence. 
of Voi^canco. 
virago, ~b^, shrew, termo' 
, Xantlppe, tnrbiilent wo- 

t, liqne^ {by heni), 
>lend togetlier, make 



oilj potato-spirit oil, oil of grain, corn- 

Fusion, »'. 1. Llouefectaon (by heat), 

melting, 
ij. Amalgamation, blending ti^tiierj 

mailing homogeneous. 
Fnss,n. [Collo^iial,J Ado, bnetle, fidget, 

h"rfJ[j worry, Jur :.—» 

t?fl«,m 

a fidget, uo III a smw, vj III a ^luciLer, 

maiEe much ado about Irlfies or about 

nothing. 
FnsBy.a. [CWtojutoi.J Buetliiig, fidgety, 

busy about trifles. 
Fust, 11. Mustlness, mould, mildew. 

rliodomontade, iaflated style, swetUog 

or pompons phrtteealogy. 
FuHty, a. Musty, mouldy. 
Futil&B. 1. Triaing, ftlvolona, trivial, 
3. Worthless, vdneiesB, profltlesa, 

ftnitless, booUesB, vain, idle, unprofit- 



much ado ^ 
about nouiing- 
. iOoUair^al.] Bustle, b 



B, n. Fnturiw, time lo come. 
e, a. 1, Coming, to come, yet to 



Gab, n. (Low.) Prate, pi'iittle, gabble, ( 

Gabble, v. n. Prate, pratUe, babble, 

chatter, Jabber, talk Idly, rattle on. < 
Gabble, It. Plate, prattle, cbatter, clack, ( 

cackle, gossip, palaver, gab, idle talk, 

small talk. 
Oabbler, n. Praler, piattlei, babbler, « 

chatterer, tattler, gos«p,gadabout, rat'. 

tie-head, ^dder, idle talCer. i 

Oad, V, n, Bove abont idly, ramble witk- 

out definite purpoBS. i 



. Artliclal spur (/i)r fighSiiff 
. Silence, stifie, muzsle, mnfle. 



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Gain, n. Fro 



. Pami, impawn, pledge, givs 



Gain, V. a. 1. Get (by ^gbrt), aequlre, 
oblaln, procnre, aehlBYe, Beoure, oarry, 
win, earn, geO posaesalon of. 

3. Conefllata, pereuafle,' enlist, get 
me eooa will of, prevail upon, Mng 
over, win over, gain over. 
3. Reach, abtun, arciv« at. 

Gain RTOimd, Increase, advanoe, pre- 
vail, make proeress. 

GalnfDl, a, 1. Advantageous, profitable, 

a. Luoralive, remunaraUve, produe- 
tlva, pajing. 
Gain on, 1. Obtain loflueuce wltb, win 
the ikvor of. 

3. Qain ground upon, gain upon. 

3. Gettlieadvanfageof,gett£ebeHet 



Ga^iBay, v. a. Contradict, deny, con- 
Gain upon, Gaim oh. 
Gairlgli,<>. [Written also Gorisft.] Glar- 
ing, flaunting, showy, gaudj, tawdry, 
flotOiy, gay, bise, iity, 
Gait^fl. i5alrlaaa,walk,mamierofwalk- 

Oala-d^, ». Holiday, day of festivity, 

day of rejidelng. 
-OalBXT, n. 1. Mllfcy Way. 
S. Splendid aiuemblage. 
Gale, ». 1. Breese, cuttent of air. 

3, Hurrioane, tempest, storm. 
OolenB, n. Native sulpliitTet of lead. 
Gan,n. l.(Jnat.) Bile. 

a. Bitterness, rancor, spite, malice, 
malii^amiesa, malignity. 
S. Xntsiai, gall-nut. 
Gall, V. a. 1. ObaC^, fret, excoriate, 
hurt by rubbing. 

a. Provoke, vei. Irritate, tease, ei- 
asperate, Inoenae, afftont, iai'aBa, an- 

Gallajit, Ei. 1. Gay, showy, fine, splen- 
did, magnifloent, well-dressed. 

trepld,valorou8, heroic, o^ralroiiB,'fear- 
leas, bold, gam^ daring, hlgh-spiriled. 



Gallant, v, a. Wait on (laitk$],^>e at- 
tentive to. 
Gallantry, «■■ !■ Bravery, courage, 

boldnes^ t^irlessness, chivalry, con- 



GalUmBnft^, n. 



.„ Medley, L^rrago, jumme, miscel- 
lany, Bftimagundl, EotOh-poteh, hodge- 
podge, conflised nuitnre. 

GaU'lnsect, n. Gall-Ily, Cynips. 

GaUlnnle, n. Water-hen. tuoor-hen, 
spotted ci-alie iCrex ponxaiaj. 

Gallipot, n. Frankincense, Burgundy 

G^-nnt, n.^ Kulgall, gaa 



Gallop, V. fl 



.pi. 

y, gat- 

,, trldty, 

dynamic electricity. 
Gambler, n. Catecbn, cutob, Terra 

JaponTca, Japan earth. 
Gamble, p. n. Game, play for money, 

practlsa gaming. 
Gambler, n. Gamester, blactieg. 
GamblluB, n. Gamh^, playli^ ibr 



Gambrel-foof, ». [V. 5.) Curb-roof, 

mansard-roof. 
Game, n. 1. Sport, play, amnaement, 

pasljme. 
S, Plan, Bcbeme, enterpdse, advealn 

3, Animals <^the chase. 
*. Qulim', prey. 
Game, a. Courageous, brave, reeolute, 
unSlnchti^, fearless, yalorons, chiv- 
alrous, dauntless, Intrepicl, gallant, 

Game, t>. n. Gamble, play Ibr money. 
Game-leg, n. [CoUoqtiial.i Lame leg. 
Gamesome, a. Way, sportive, vlva- 

cloua, sprightly, fiolicsome, playful, 

lively, ft^Bky, full of ftolic. 
Gamester, n. Gambler. 
Gamin, n. [Fi-l Idle boy, blaoliguard 

Gaming, n, Gambling, playing for 

Gammer, il. Goody, good woman, good 

Gammon, n. Imposition, ohsat, boax. 

Gammon, v. a. Deceive, cheat, hum- 
bug, hoax, cbouse, triok, dupe, gull, 
eozen, overreach, outwit, baruboo^file, 
circamvent, delude, diddle, beguile, 
mislead, tavetele, impose apon. 

Gamut, n. Scale. 

Gander, n. Male goose. 

Gang, n. Company, crew, band, borde, 
patty, eet, oi.ieuB, cotebie, cabal. 

Gangrene, V. a. Mortl^. 
Ganfnwe. »■ »■ Moilifr, be motUfiod, 

lose vitality. 
Gai^^e, It. Matils Iqf an ore). 



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Booby, nodd^ Solan g( 



J, Solan goose. 
idusaeJlrJoi^] 

Cleft, crevice, opening, chink, 
tisH.iij, ctaci, Intel ' ' ■ — 
brealf, nlatae. 

- 1. Yawi 

loutl) {OB m etarmff). 






ij breach, 

8. Open, dehisce, be opened, be sepa- 

Oarb, «- Dre^, cletkefii habit, 
garments, veBtuw, rajment 
fabUlment, costume. 
OarbsKe, ». Befuae (qfjlesh), c 
Qarble, P. a. Mutilate (a gt 
tuidffi pecveit, coirapt, mietepresent, 

Gor-nshr n. Greenbone, hom'flah, sea^ 
neeiJle, gar-pike, Beo-pUra, long-ncae, 
goEe-blll, Bword-flBh, madieTeL-galile, 
snook ISnoa belaae or Beloae tralgaris], 

GOTKet, n. rSot.) Poke, ncke-weed, p^ 

Ctarlali, a. [Written Urn GoiruA.] 

Flaunting, glaring, showj, gaudy, i&v- 

dty, flashy, ge^ ffirra, afry. 
Oarlaud, «. wteaUi, obaplet, orown, 

coronal, boys. 
OaiMuent, "' ""^ 

Gamer, ». j. 

Oamer.v.ti. Gftflier L/brpreseruaUmt), 

store, hoard, deposit, save, huebano, 

teeerr^ collsct, gamec up, treanare up, 

lay In, lay np, lay by, set by. 
Gamer up. Gamer, gaKiflr, collect. 
OainlBli, V. a. Adom, decorate, em- 

belllah, deolt, beantib, grace. 
" ■■■ - "imbeUlMment, decora- 

do, loft, cock-loft, upper 

Garmlliy, n. Loqua^ty, loriuaiuous- 
ness, babble, babbling, talkaUveneas. 

Garrulous, a. Loauaoleus, talkative, 
pcattllDg, babbling. 

Gas, n. Aeriform £ald. 

Gasconade, II, Boast, brag, yaimt, bra- 
vado, vaporing, gi-eat cry and little wool. 

Gasoonade, «. n. Boast, brag. Taunt, 
swagger, bluster, vapor. 

" — .--. — - Boaster, braggart. 



bastio, pompoua. 
Gas-tar, n. Conl-tar. 
Gastric, a. Of the stomack. 
^1ISS2^«,}"- ^Epicure, button. 
Gastroscopy, n. (Med.) Abdominis 



3. Plucli, crop, pick, cull, reap, glean. 

4. Infer, deduce, conclude. 
B. Plait, puofter. 

iather, v. n. 1. Muster, oongr^aie, 

i. Collect, Increase, thicken, be con- 



ing, proonrli^, earnli^, g 
3. Assemblage, aseemli^j, •^•^.t,-^.,, 

gaUon, muster, 
3. Abscess, Bote, nicer, fSeter, Impost- 
Gaud, 1. Trinket, gewgaw, bawble, 

trifle, toy, worthier ^eee of Ilnsi j. 
Gaudy, a. Siowy, say, flashy, dressy, 

tawdry, finical, ghttering, &nntli^, 

galrlsh. 
Gauge, V. a. 1. Measure [a cask, <Ea,}, 

find tiie oonlents of. 
a. Memure (<» a> a^ms), estimate. 

ttldingB, 

»vvuy,u. Jin&tpriuu, uOgldnly, i 

isli, boorish, rusUo, clumsy, raw, green, 
unconUi, nngaluly, loutish. 

Gawky, n. (Sown, boor, lout, bumpkin, 
awkward fallow. 

Gay, a. 1. Showy, gandy, flashy, fini- 
cal, tawdry, flaunllng, gairish, daahlna. 
" Merry, llvelyj^ oEeerful, gleaful. 



vial, sprightly, hitbe, 

E, sportive, frolicsome, gladsoi 
., buxom, ■^ ' — -"—-- "■■ 






hearted. 

Gayety, n. 1. Show, gaudiness, finery, 
tawdcine»i. 

S. Liveliness, cheerfulness, joyoua- 
ness, Joviality, spi^tlinsss, mirth, 
bUthesacdLenesB, memrnent, glee, hilar' 
ity. Jollity, vlvadiy, animation, good 



. Gec^rapblcal dictionary. 



3. Gearing, tootlred wheels, series of 

Gearingr, it- Gi^ak, tootled wheels. 
Geld, V. a. Castrate, emaBculale, ^ib, 

deprive of vimity. 
Gelder-Tose, ™, Snow-ball tree, 
Oeldtng, n. Castrated animal. 
Gelid, a. [«ore,] Very cold. 
Oelidity,n. Extreme coM, 
Geiu, B, 1. Jewel, precious stone. 

^(Bol.) Bud, genu. 
Gem, «. a. 1. Adoi-n willi gems. 
a. EmbelllBb, bespangle- 






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GENEALO&r 



Ckmealogy, n. 1, Pedigree, list of an- 

9, Deaceut, dsrlTaUon. 
Oenenri, a. 1. Of tiia whole {genne, 
clots, &c,), catholic, not partial, not 
special, not patOcular. 

S. Oomman, neiulL 
4i Vogna, liLdflUnite, lax. 
Oeoeral, n. 1. VTliole, toUL 

9. (Mif.) Commouaec-ln-cliJGf, s™- 
oralle^niD, oaptaln-goneral. 
OeneiUUaBlmo, n. Gomioander-iii- 

oMef, gener^, capt^n-general, 
Oeuecalltv, n. 1, Universality. 

a. BaUi, lOEHS, greater part, main 



a. In tl 



it paidculac- 



. 1. Beget, proereate, 
d, propagate. 

1, iprooteation. 

e. Production, tttimaUon. 

1, PFOge'ayt ol^pring, aiicceH^ou of 



ration, n. 



it. liiberalitj, bonnty, bomiteoiiniese, 
iKiuntlfalneeB, chaJity, munlSceDce. 
Generous, a. i. Noble, magnanlmonB, 
honorable, high-mlndsd. 
. ». LibeTal,bonnldfiil,1>eueacent,mU' 
nid^tit, elii^tabla, open-handed, fi'ee.' 

Geatna., ». Gin. 

Genial, a. 1* Fostering, clioBTing, en- 
livening, inepii'iUng, encouiaging. 

3. Clleetfol, pleasant, merry, mirth- 
ful Jovial. 
Gen]t«l8, 11. pi. Soiual organs, private 

liUve^o. : 
iiua,». 1. 

jent, gffir' 

e power, power of 

. 3, Adept, proficient, master, master- 
liandi'mftn <S geniue. 
4> Nature, character, disposiHon, 

quality. 
5. spirit, demon, tutelary dellj. 
Genteel, a. 1. Keflned, polite, conr- 
teouB, polished, i^vil, well-bred, gentle- 
manly or lady-like, 
a, I'asMonable, atyilsli, elegant (in 



GeaUle,n. fe 
of ISleegoas. 
OentUlty, 



leatlien, woreliippei 

J, ... jnasB, ooortesyj ur- 

lity, good breeding, good behavior. 



Gentle, a. 1. Mild, bland, 

element, leu 

ipaaaioui 



, , — ulgent, meeli, soft, 

liumane, of a sweet disposition, not 

peaceable, quiet, 



Gentle- folks, 

ing. 
GentlenuH 






pafjflc, ^1 



^uoiiy andgood breed- 



alleged, anadulterated, true, real, verl- 
taMe, authentic, not spurious, not fiilae, 
not hctitioas, not apocliryEaiel, what 



ti-UK, or order), assemblage of speoleB. 
Geodesy, n. liand-sniTeyiTefoii a larae 

scale, as when tite cm-oaiure (/ Sic earlh 

is iaeea into aaxnml). 
Geometer', n. Geomelrtdan. 
Geometrli^iui, ». Geometer, 

SPSS.!. )•"*'•-"'■'■ 

GeopQhiofi, ». pi. Agriculture, rural 



Ins, [Ii.] [Aitron.) Ura' 






teievant, pertinent, apposite, a^ 
inte, suitable, fitting, to the pur- 
Ek> tbe point. 
silver, «. Pacltrong, white 

.n-tinder, n. Punk, simnk, am- 

vegetate. 
1, a. Legendary, traditional, hla- 
Moke gestures. 



Germinots, 

tate, bu^ 1 

Gestation, 
Gestio, 0- 

forical. 



S. Learn, memorize, commit to nn 
ory, got by heart. ■ 
3. Beget, generate, engender, ] 



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jng, Proceed, QET ahead. 

Get among, Come umong, cume Into 

company of. 
*i_..^_. (I.*., "leep, fnllaBleeP' 



Get at. 1. bl9cc 

Ciet away, Doaart, go awni 
Get away fr — ^-' '"" 

one'HBBUfr 

Get book, IteCuni. 

Get before, Come In (Font of. 

Get beblnd, 1. Lag, 1^ in t^e rear. 



, determine, ftud i 
'"^nlt, les 



GettogetlieF, (. 

Get togetber, tkenier.) Meet, eo 
'— up, l,AcUve.] 1. Prepare, 

'il; 
Trlnt and publisli. 

1-^, [Neuter.) 1. Arise, rise. 



^, Take a po&lllou behind. 



Ghastly, a 



1, Ie» 



by heart, commit to memory. 
Get cleat. Be releoaed, disengage one's 

self, get n-ee, get Inoee, gat o£ 
Get doim. Descend, come down. 
Get diiinfe. Become intoiloated. 
Get SoFmrOt Proceed, nrogrsBS, ad- 

voaxee, g:et along, get imeaa, gat on. 
Get free. Be culeased, get claai, gel 



into a Hlnreiionse. 
Get In, (^etrisr.) Come in, pass to 
Get Into, 1. Monnt, climb into. 

». Be admitted Into. 
Get Into a mess, {Get into difSculty, 
Getintaaiuius,) get into hot 

Get intobotnateF, Get into dlfBculty, 
get Into trouble, get Into a mess, ge' 
&ita a muss, flsli In troubled vaters. 

Get loose, MaeiKage one's self, get fret 
get clear, get o^ be released. 

Get near, Coma near. 

Get otE, 1. Escape, get clear, get free. 

2. DCTiort, go away. 

3. Alight Rom, desoend froc 



Get over, 1. Climb over. 

3. Kecoverfi™ 

Get quit of, Befb 

Get rid of, 1. IMspose of, 
off. 

a. Be iVeed from, be rellered from, 
gee clear of, get quit of. 
Get thee gone. Depart, go away, haste 

Get tne Iiang of. Understand, compre- 
hend, get araioaintad with, get accus- 
tomed to, get used to, beoome femiliai 

Get tlie Etait, Be ttrst, be ahead at the 

Get the start of. Be ahead o^ tuwe the 

advantage of in the outset. 
Get thi'ong:h, 1. Pass thtODgb, go 

a. Accomplish, finish. 



van, oadaverous, 



lingsprin, 

death-lllte, 

a. Dismal, hideous, grim, horrible, 
ftlghtful, shooldna. 
Ghost, «. 1. SpiiTt, sonl. 

S. ApparlMon, spectre, Bprlte, phMi- 
tom, Btuiae, ooBsai, hobgoblin. 
GhostIr>a- 1. Spiritual, of the gouL 

3i Spectral, phkntom-uke. 
liant, n. Monster, Cyclops, OobBSna, 
Hercules, huge man. 

Jargon, gabble, J abbet, 
He ^UlE, empty babble. 



Gtbberlns, I 



. Gallow 



.. Vertigo, dissiness, av 



Giddiness, n. v ci ug 

mtng of the head. 
Olddy, a. 1. VertlginoiiB, t 
S. Changeable, eclile, _ . 

unsteady, mutable, unstable, irreso- 

3. Careless, heedless, thoi^htless, 

wild, reckless, iie-^'™" k'~^>~ t-''- 

btained, giddy-br 
GIddy-brafued, a 

less, giddy. 
Olft^ n. 1. Donation, present, befietac- 

tlon, boon, gratuity, grantj oft^ing. 



Gifted, a. , Talented, able^ Ingenious, 
sagaclouB, inventive, Intelluant. 

Caftof thegab, [(l>;ioaMia(.l FIubuct, 
volnbility, glibness, readinara of speaen, 
command of language, facility at ei- 

Glgantijc, a. Huge, vast, enormous, 
colossal, prodigioua, Cyclopean, Heroa- 
laan, giant, very lai^a. 



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O^gle, n. Titter, silly laueh. 
O^Sle, V. n. Ifflugh (in a aUly maatier), 

Gild, t>. a. 1. Cosi, with Kold-'lenf. 
a. Adotti, bcigliten, ranke luatFDns, 
make bright. 
GUI, «. 1. QasTter of a pint. 

8. (Boi.j Alehoofigronud-Jyyl^ecefD 



[Writtfia also JingU.] 

Gingle,D. a. TinMe, 

Olngle, u. Tinkle, gingling, ginglii 

eingllns, «- QiNOLS. 
Giraffe. 11. Comelopnid. 



vltji a giiille. 

a SniTound 
enclose, enviroi 
3. Clotha, Invest, "eaulp, furiiidi. 
Girdle, n. Biuid [for the vmiit), belt, 

OB^TUs, i^ctiire. 
Girdle, D. a. 1. (Mrd, Wnd ronnd. 
j^ I^Tlron, BTLOompaaa, flurroiu] 
enclose^ embraoe, ^rb, abut In. 
Girdled, a. Gtrded, oinotnred, beltefl 
Girl, »■ 1. lam, 1a«9le, dtuneel, mli., 
maiden, maid, viralii, Tonng woman. 

g. [P. S.] Miad-serviuit, aervant- 
mald, eaTTimt-girl, female domesljo. 

Girt, 1_ - ^ ^ 

Girth, 1 ^ 
a. r- 

Girt, « 
GlBt, 1 

S. Fandeh, Bapply, afford, spare, e 
commodate "wltli. 



In, {Jelioe.) 1. Hand 

... Abate, dednct, dlacoun 

Give in, (feuter.) Yield, 

gra np, cry goils, cry gnaii^er. 
e one's self up, 1. Rea^ one's self, 
devote one'B self. 

S. Addict one's self, abandon one's 
self. 
live one tlie lie. Chaise one with ly- 

Ilve' one the lie in one'B throat, 

Cliai^ one with lying outrageously. 
live over, ' 1. Leave, i;iuit, abandon, 

S. Consider hopeless, eonsidet lost, 



exhausted, spend 



Olve,!)- 



1 handle, aoi 

SVB an oppoTtuTdty. 
e away, Transfer (wifSot 
aleiU), make ovei gratis, pait with gra- 
tultonaly. 
Give ba^ Ketum, restore 
Give chase, Pursne, follow 
Give eax, Listen, hear. 



J. Yield pi _ 

Glvenp, fActive.'i 1. lleslgn, relinquish, 
yield, surrender. 

3. Consider hopeless, eoneidet' lost, 

live up, (IfeiUer.) Yield, Barreuder, 

give in, ory quits, ory quarter. 
Give op the ghost. Die, expire, depacC, 

deceaee, leave ISe world, draw tlie last 

breath, cease to eiist. 
Give way, 1. Withdraw, reotde, reUre, 



rer, disposSF, 

Glai^, a. 1. Icy. 

a. Of glaciers. 
Glad, a. 1> Fleased, delighted, gratified, 

lloiced, happy, weU conleated. 

^ Obeerful, Joyoos,JoyfDl,gladsome. 

3. Cheeruffi, animating, gratifying, 
^leasiag, exhiiaraana. 
Glad, !>. a. iPoetKid.] Del^t, olau- 



Gladden 



rejoice, blena, ojuim 
glad, please t^fbly. 



, Delight, cheer, 






Gtadsome-fl. Pleased, dellghled, ( 
fuL joyful, JoyonS, glad, gay, t 

. bUtheBome, AeelU, Jovial, jol^, merry, 
lively, Jocund, airy, vivaidDDB, spright' 
ly, spotHve, frOUeBaniB, Ught-naarted. 

Gl^, n. ^hits of on egg. 






. ■Witchery lappUed to the 



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OlBDce-coal, n 



Glare, v. n. 1. Flare, dazzle, glitter, 

glistan, gleam, epaJ'tle. 
a. Glower, loot fierce, look black. 
Olars, n. 1. Qlftter, flare, dazslioE 

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Glaaaea, n. pi. Spectacles. 
GlBBB-wort, ». Salt-wort, marsli-BS 

S'llre IStMoomia fterfioceo). 
SBy, a. 1, Tltreons. 
8. Mjallne, oryelal, oi 
<Haiibei'8-Baib " "-'" 



, , , orystall 
Bit, ». Snlphate o 
1. Sea-green. 
" ?Qt glass In [0 



a. Cover irltii a glaasT snbstance. 

8. Galekdt^ poliBh, gloss, buroieli, 
foibish, give a gLoasy Bntiace to. 

GIbes. ». QlaEli^, enamel. 
GliuiiiE, n. 1. Setting glass. 

9. Calendering. 
3. tilaze, enamel. 

Gleam, ft. 1, Bay, beam, glimmer, 

S. Lnsli^ brightitess, spiendor. 
GlflB¥u. V. n. Glimmer, amne, glitter. 
. 1. Qatber {<i«er reaps-)]. 



Glebe, «. sSl (S. , , , „ 

COee, m. Msrrfment mirth, gwety, jo- 
viality, jolUtTi eimlitration, llvellnesa, 
sporliTaiiess, Jocnlarfty, bilarity. 

Glen, It. Valley, vale, dale, dell, din- 
gle. 

Giil>, a. 1. Smootti, slippery. 

3. Voluble, fluent, ready, talkative, 
flippant, nimble of Bpeeoh, ready in 
speecli, oT a ready tongue. 

Glib, «. a. Caatrate, geld, emasouli 
deprive of virilifrr. 

Ol^, V. «. 1. Slip, sUde, move emoo 



GUmmer, f . n. 

Gfimmer, 
GUmmeiing;, 



e, slip, eonUnnouB m 
Sbine t/aintly}, glea: 
(off™ 



. Gleam (of. 
ileaan Itgktj, 

Glimpse, glance, tran^tory Tie^, 



transitory view, rapid loolt, 
perception. 
GUnt,».^ (SooWisfi. 

Gltster,' 

Glitter, V. n. Glisten, gliBtflr, sparkle, 
gleam, flare, ^re, make a splendid 



Glitier,ii. Sparlilo, glister, 
liaucy, splendor, brq^Uiesi 
dlance. 

Gloat, V. It. Stare, gaze, gaz 






ently. 



tre, brll- 
.rnestly. 



{ a. Globular, globose, epber- 

^ , j leal, round, spheroidal, 

ibe-sbapsd. 

I>e, «. 1. Sphere, ball, orb. 
i- Eartli, terraqueoua globe, terres- 
.__al ball. 
Glabe-fiBb, ». Pnflbr. 
"Iffbosfc a. apberical, globular, alo- 
bate, Elobated, round, globe-aliapedT 
lobiudty, «, Bpherioitj'. 
lobular, a. Spherical, globate, glo- 
bated, globo^, ^l>uIous, round, globe- 
shaped. 
'-■—'- - ''-'■•)rule,llttlBglob8,small 









dusky, dleroBl, obeetleas, lowering, 
lurjd. 

3. Son, d^ected. depressed, dispirited, 
disheartened, despondent, desponding, 
melancholy, downcast, crest-Mien, 
ehap-lailen, down-hearted, glum, lieavj 

'■"nor greatl, 

(, Brlgbten, roalce brigM, add luatre. 

riotis, a. 1. lilnstrioue. renowned, 

ebrated, &mouB, fomed, eminent, 

i-eminent, disUngulslied, excellent, 

ble, conspicuous. 

t. fieepletident, splendid, bright, 

liiant. radiant. 

?y, n. 1, HoEor, renown, fame, ce- 

Spiendor, lustre, brigbtuera, bril- 

4. Heavenly bliss, celestial happl- 

e.' Boast, occasion of pride, sooie- 
thli^ to be proud of. 

fl, (Paiatmg.) Halo, aureola. 
Olorr, V. n. £xult. vaunt, boast, take 
pride, triumph, be proud, pride one^s 
self, plums one s eelf, pique one'fi self, 
nerk one's self, pat one's self on tbe 

Gloss, ». 1. Comment, note, explana- 
tion, interpretation, selioHiuii, annota- 

it. PreteKt, pi-etenoe, epeolous plea. 

3. Lustre, polish, sliining surface. 
Gloss, H. n. Comment, make notes, 

make explanatory remarks. 
Gloss, V. <!. 1. Yarnish, make lOB- 

3. Extenuate, palllat«, color, apolo- 



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GloaaariBti n. 



7 l<^ obscun, 



GlcwBOry, n. DkHonaiT 

asuigaaied, or local loords]. 
Gloasolosy. »■ GlottolcOT, lingaistioa, 

comportiUye pliilolosyi eomparaUvB 

Srammor, »^eBce of language. 
>fiB OTflT, Disguise, varmshT color, 
make plausible. 
Glossy, a. Smooth and sbinlue. 
— -tolosT,". '•-"""^^--- 



Glttw, - 

■ a. SWne brtglit 
3. Burn, be hot 



■ay. 



Arifor, ^^en 



, feel iutenae.. 
e, trbite heat. 






impetaoaltr, 
inger), glare, 
.Y iLompyris 



look Unck, look Qerce. 
Glow-worm, ». FlllE- 

wcfifyicta). 
Gloze, V. n. Flatter, cajole, 

awn, cringe. 
Gln^M*}"- OddB of glucininm. . 
Glaoose, n. Grape-snjar, starch-sugar. 
Olne, It. Oelaline llmpure). 
Glue, V. a. CamBat {loiih glue). 
Gluey, a. YlsoouB, Tiadd, qIiUtihous. 
Glum, a. Sullen, moodf , Bulkr, moross, 

BOUT, or^bed, oruatj, grum, gloweihig, 

rrDirmiui, epleeny, aoggeA, Btnbboca, 

intractable, orOBa-gr^nea. 
Glniue, n. Husk l(if grain and grasses]. 



Glut, u. a. 

pBll. 



ijlammy. 
mand, gobbler 



s, nibble, champ, 

a. Corrode, eat uwny, wear away. 
6nomi>ii,«. Stjle(o/'a<iioi|. 
GaomonloB, n. BiallLi^. 
Q«, V. n. 1. MovB, pass, proceed, ad- 
yanoe, malia progiesa, go on, 

a. walk, go on tbot. 



l,iouTii^. 
t, getan^go 



h»Te e^ct, be of use, bo of aervlcti. 

S. Se considered, be reckoned, be 

a. Be about, it' on ttie point. 
Oo, inter). Begone, avannt, arornt, get 
you gone, ba off, go along, off with you, 
get along with you, go your way, go 

Oo about, 1. Endeavor, Btiempt, un- 
dertake set one^B self about. 
a. (Scmt.i lack, change the coarse. 
Goad, n. Priot, p<an6. 
CMad, P. a. 1. Klok wlti a goad. 

it, Indte, stimalat«, insUgate, urge, 
impel, spur, arouse, suf up, set on. 
Ga ahead, Proceea, adrance, go on, 
push on, press fbrward. 

2. OUect, end, design, destination, 
ahn height of one's ambition. 

Oontlsli, a, like a goat |estKdii% in 
BttieU or wb hatfidstese), ■ 

Goat-Bucker.n. HieHt-Jax, wbeel-blrd, 
churn-owl iCaprba-algus £«ji5pfflBS(. 

Oo away. Depart, go off. 

Go a wool-g»thertnB:, Qo on a fOol'a 
errand, go on a wild-goose chase, go on 
a sleeveless errand, reckon nithoiLt 

Go bai^, Betnm, 

Gobble, i>. a. Swallow igreedUy), bolt. 



Go beyond, Trai 



[CoUoquini.] 
. . tweeo, Medi ., 
Go-between, n. A^ent, b 

" " ri" — 



Go by, 1. Pass near. 
a, Faaa beyond. 
3. Act by, act according to, act in 

Go by, n. [CoUoqninl.i Baaing by, neg- 

God, II. 1. Jehovah, Lord, Omnipotence, 
Omnlselenee, Providence, Heaven, The 
Creator, The Maker, Tlie Deity, The 
Godhead, The In^le, The Vernal, 
The OmnhietentL Ttie Preeerrer, Tlie 
PfltherTMe Trinity, The Holy Trinity, 
The Supiema Bebig, The E^tst Cause, 
The Anthor otm OOna, Goil the 
Father. Soveitign of the Urdrerse, The 
eternal and Inhnite Spirit. 
a. Deity, dhlnity, idoL 

Goddess, n. Female diiinity. 

Ciodliead, n. 1. Deity, divinity, god- 



il, given to athdam. 



llltEe,<t. Divme, heavenly, supernal. 



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Ctoaly, o. Kous, holy, rlghteons, re 
Ugfous, devout, BOintiy, saint - liks 
lieavenly-mlndad. 
Oo down, 1. Deecend. 
S, Be Bwalloweiit. 
3. {iJiv}.) Be rscelved, ba adndtted 



Tm la iltTor of, aa TS fob. 
Go for notliiiig, Be of no use, have 

eflect or efUcacy. 
Go fOrtli, 1. Inane, go ont. 

a. Get abroad, bacomepnbllo. 
G<^tVle> "■ »■ Ecil tlie eyes. 
Oi^Ie, n. Slars, owliah look, atrai. 

G^^Ied, d. Sbalag[as afulior pTomi- 

nenteye), rolling. 
" — '- '. Boiling eye, staring 



Go Iiiu-d with, £e diSBStrons to, Iiave 

aeri&uB consequences tbc. 
Go heelB oierlxead. Make or turn a 

Going: on, 1. Frooeeiiing, adTandng. 

a. Pcogreesing, in pnwreaB, In hand. 
Gaines on, [CMliogiiuii.J Proceedings, 

Go in tor, [CMfDauloJ.] Favor, support. 

Goitre, n. [Written also toiler.] Bron- 
ehocelo, enlargement of tlie thyroid 

Goltuiind, [Ztnv.] Act without caution, 

firooeed recklessly, leap witLont look- 
as, leap in the dark. 
Geld-sop, n. King-cup, bnttereup 

{Htmmicaiat iaS>oeue\. 
Goldema. 1. Of golfl. 

a. BrlgM, Bhlning, splendid, resplen- 
dent, bculiant. 
8. TeUow, of a gold color. 
4. Excellent, preidous, of great value. 
propidouB. ""^ " ' P ^ " ' 

Golden-roliliiii.n. Hflug-bh^i, balti- 
Goldyloelis, ». Cudweed, eyeilaelJng, 
Oonorrhfea, n. {Med.) Ciap, venereal 

Good, a. I. Advautageous, beni 
useriil, profitable, servlceabie. 

a. Soitable, lit, proper, convenient, 
admirable, not bail, well adapted. 

3' Virtuous, upr^kt,re]igioiis, pious, 
lighteous, woittiy, dutiful. 

4* Excellent, finable, pieclona, atar- 
ling, capital. 

6. Kind, benerolent, humane, friend- 
ly, i^vorabie, gracloua, merdful, obl^- 
ing, weii-di9pQsed. 



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impeached. 



linnoraWe 



lished 






.nlhed u 

.panionable social Eenioi.live- 

8. Able, Bkiifnl ready expert, des- 
■011S well inaliflert 

inperent [pecu ivrnly), of estab- 

Pleaaant^ agreeable, gratifying, 

11, Couaiderabie, great, not small, 
not inaJgniOca^ut. ' 

IS. Eaal,t ' -'-' — ■" 

ood, n. 1. : 
— 'n, utihty. 






S. Welfiire, wea 
S. Kighteoaancai 



, proaperity, inter- 
virtue, moral qual- 



ity, courtesy, urbanity, aaiibillty, good 

Good-^ JihorJiXo:). Parewell, adieu. 
Good olieer, Bountiful Ihia, h^h hying. 



D-Dod fortune, Proaperity, aoccesB, go 

iood gpacea, Friaudahip, favoF. 
lood heed. Great care, due caution, 
Jood hninor, CheeriUneaa, cheer, jo 
onanesa, good ajirits, cheerful fiow 



uoyan^ 

>ood Inok,' Fi'osperity, success, good 

loodly,o. 1. Beautiful, graceful, come- 
ly, good-looking. 
S. Pleasant, nappy, agreeable, deslr- 

3' Oon^iiei'able, pretty large. 
Goodman, n. 1. Gaifer. 

a. Hn^nd, maatec of the house. 

Keaa, amiability, l>an^\ity, good will, 
Eood f^iug, kkd-lieaiiedneaa, feilow- 

}ood-ii»tnred, o. Benevolent, kind, 
amiable, humane, obii^ng, benignantj 
heulgu, klnd-liearted, good-tempered, 
good-humored. 

ioodneBS, «. 1. ExceUence, value. 



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a. Commoililiee, wares, mecolianaise. 
Good Bense. Good Jui^ment, isouail 
understEmdlT^. 

rn, Service, kind offloe, auC of 



H. EameetneBB, liearttnese, ardor, 

3. [LaiB,] Custom (o/eai eatabHsfied 
plaee qf business), patrona^. 
Good-'woiiinn, n. GOOD-WIFE. 
Goody, ». Qammar, oood-wife. 
Go off, 1. Depart, go iiwaj, be off. 

iS. jExplode, be dfecliarged. 
Go on, 1. Frooeed, advance, go ahaad. 



Ld, Go . 
-Koose cliaso. Go . 



Goose, «. I. TaHor'a BmootbinE icon. 

Z. Simpleton, tool, duhoe. 
Goas»«Ta8B, n. Cleaveie, liarlS, catcli. 

weed, scFatdL-weBd | GcUiiaii aparine]. 
Go oot, 1. Issue, go torOi- 

a. Go abroad, go out of doom. 
3. Espito, beoome axtlnct, be exHu- 
giilahed, be qnenelied, be put ont. 
Go over, 1. liead (cursorily), peruse, 



Study, revolve, thlnt 

T — V oliauge sidBn. 

Malo, pOQObad rat (Pseu- 



i. Pass over, oliauge sidea. 
Goplier, It. 1. Molo, poodle'' 
StUmialiuraariia oiBeomys 

Gor~oo<^»- Beae''onee. 



-cock (ij^p^ ScoH- 
ciotCed blood. 



Gore. «. a. 1. Stab, pierce. 

a. Piece witli a goi-e. 
Gorge, n. Itavine, dedlo, notch. 
Goi'ge, V. a. 1, Swallow, devour, e 



5 littering, btilliont, dazzllii, resplen 
Bnt, m^nllicent, £ne, rich, auperb. 
foi^on, B. Speotce, iobgoblln, ogre 



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Gornuuid, n. rw^ritten also and asi 



3. History of Ohrlst {as given in &b 
JfeiB Testameut by one eeaagellsl or otJ- 

3. Doctiine, creed, principle of ac- 

GoSB, fl. Farse, oobse. 

Gossamery, a. Llglit, £]msy, unsub- 

Ooaslp, n. 1. Tattler, babbler, ohat- 
terer, gadabouts idle tulker, 

a. Cbat, obltcbat, tattle, pi'ate, prat- 
tle, cackle, clack, smaU t^k. Idle talk. 



GatMo, a. Ttnde, barbaric, barbarous. 

Gotlitc, «. Gothic language. 

Gotklctsm, n. 1. GoOiic Idiom. 

8. RudeneM, barbarism, Indvilitv. 

Cio througli, 1. Execute, accomplish, 
fliiish. 
S. Bear, endure, undergo, suffer. 

Go tlirouirh witli. Do thoroughly, ex- 
ecute eftfotually. 

Go to li^serlieads. Come to blows, 
itill to logcerlieads. 

Go to pot, iCoUoquial.] Go to aestrno- 
Mon, be oestroyed, be rained, go to the 
AogB, go by tlie board, go to lack and 

Go to war. Fight, war, oontend (in 
arms), take op arms, take np the cud- 
eel, appeal to arms, w^[a war, draw 
the sword, unsheath the aword, («me to 
blow9, measure swords, give battle, Jcdn 
batt^, enter the Mats, oouoh one's lance, 
take tlie Held, let slip the dogs oC war, 
%ht it cFut, take up the ha«£et. 

Gonse, ». 1. Hollow oMsel. 

a, tOoBoquiai.'] Cheat, tilek, impMi- 
ture, Impofflllon, decaptioa, fVaud, eo^l^ 

3. (otSoqaial,] Trioketet, impostor, 
n^ue, knave, swindler, sharper, cheats 



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Qimrmand, n. [Wiittea also, 1jiit leee 
cammoalj, Go^mand.'] Glnttcm, gor- 

Qont(ooD),». [Fr.]' Taste, reliali, flavor, 
amiuik, Baior, gusto, zest. 

Ooat^ n. PODAQRA 

OoDt^, a. Podagric, podagrical. 
Goreru, v, a, 1. Conduct, managB, 

enpOFvlse, reeolats, have the direction 

of, liave the charge of. 
3. Direct, goioe, steer. 



Gavemeas, n. Gtoreraante, instruot- 

resa, tntoFesa. 
Govemment, «. 1. Rule, management, 

regulation, eonduct- 
8. Direction, guidance. 

4. Follt;, com Dionwealtli, state, form 
of sovereifiity, body politic. 

5. AdmlniBtraUon, body of execntlve 
offlcers, r iiltng power, powers tlat 



1. Enler, dlrei 



„, , inatruotor, gnarSian. 

Go your way, Avauiit, aroyiit, bt^— ., 
Iw off, get jon gone, go along, off wili 
you- get BlDi^ with you, go about your 

Grab, v. a. '[Zow.] Snatch, clutch, 

violently, gripe Buddenly. 
Grace, «. 1. Favor, kindness, co 
eceuBion, henigiuty, love, good-will 

». Divine goodneaa or Tavor, il 
iniuanoe, Goa'e love. 

3. Piety, devoUon, devoutuess, 
uos, teuton, sanctity. 

i. Pardon, Jbrglveness, mercy. 

- "" poliah, refinemeat, ao- 

antj, eymmstry, oomell 

7. Short prayer (ouerjboii o( (Hi 

8. (jfcfiwio.) EmbelliBliment (aj 
ffiaiv/ra, ekaJ^ trUl, tmTt], 

Qraev, n. a. 1. Adorn, decorate, 1 
11^, ambelli^, deek. 
S. Dignify, honor. 

Graoefiil, a. 1, Elegant, comely 
comii^, beautiful. 
a. Ifiiay, natural, unlaboted. 

Graceless, o. Depraved, degene 
corrnpt, profligate, teproliate, dlsso- 
Inte, ahaudoneil, lost, sliamelesa, obdu- 
rate, hardened, incorrigible, irrecl"'™ 



fBVoraWe, kind, friendly, meroifliv 
desceDdhig, oomposaloiiate, teitder. 
jilent, mlla, gentle. 



Gi'adatlon, n. Regular progresB (slejj 
blf step]. Tegular progreBBi'"" 
trade, 51. 1. Rank, degret 
it, Otndlent, rate of aec< 
scent ((IS on a railroad]. 



■■ft'; 



d^rees, step by step, 11 
Utne and little. 



lale. 



ark with degrees, 
Toportion, regu- 



iduate, V. n. Talce a d^ree, receive 

a diploma. 
Gradns, ». DleUonary of prosody, pro- 
. sodial dictionat]'. 
Orafi^ »■ Ditch, moat, Cbsse. 
Gr^LA, n. Biioot{wis&^6d in another tree), 

Ecion, sprotit. 
Graft, o, a. Ingraft. 
Grain, «. 1. Seed, kernel, matured 



ovule. 

3. Corn (wAeof, r^e, ooiBj barley, 
iiMtfee, ito.l. 

3. Porticle, atom, bit, scrap, jot, wMt, 
mite, ace, iota, tittle, sidntilla, trace, 
spark, staduWj glimmer. 

1. Twent'-''- — •-'- - 

J, Kbre^ . . 
e. Temper. dispo«tIon, hnmor. 
1. Dye, tint, color, stain, titige, hue, 
shade, unctare. 
Grall», n. pi. [L.I Waders, wadli^; 

Grallatocea, n. pi. [L.\ GaA.LL^. 



opbagoi 



Grass-eating, phy- 

, 11. J.. Accidence, science of 
language, ihwa or rnles of language, 
meoiTf of humau speech. 

a. Propriely of speech, right use of 
language, art of speaking or wriUog 

3> Tieatise on grammar, manual or 
handbook of grammar, grammatioal 
text-book. 
KrHmnoarlaiK n. Adept in grammar. 
Si'soaty, n. Garner, com-bouee. . 
ii'iinA, a, 1. Stately, lucdly, princely, 
august, m^eetio, exulted, elevated, dia- 
niited, eminent, lllDBtrioua, great, hl^ 
in power, of great dignity. 

S. M^niflceut, splendid, superb, 
gloriona. noble, sublime, lofty. 
3. Prinoipal, olilef, supeiior. 
>rand-duke, ». 1. Sovereign prince. 
S. . (ZoiS.) Great liociief owl {Buio 

inuidee, it. Nobleman, noble, lord. 
liandenr, ii. 1. Greatness, sublimity. 
a. MlJestv, loflJn«e, staleUncsa, 
state, d^idty, pomp, maguiliceiioB, 

Urandt^theF, ». Grand^re, grand- 
papa, 



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GKANDIL0QU13NCE Li 

GraudlloqnenGe, n. Bombaafi, fUstJan, 
tuigljJiby, loICjr laiieuu^ liiMi-gound- 
. In^ woTOB, lof^ Hbfle or apeeoiL 
Or^idilaqaelit, d. fiamPffflUcj t^u^d, 
tmnld, Binillli^, InOaMcl, BtUted, pom- 
pona, deolamatory, rhelKirical, u^b- 
sonnditig, Jiteh-llowi-- 



. 1, Admit, allow, ooncade, 



Grannl&te, v. a. Foim Into ^ 

dues to ernlas. 
Grannlate, n. ». Be ibrmed into grains. 
Oi-aonler n. Small grain, small parti- 
Grape, «■ Frnlt of the vine. 
Gmpe'SiiBaF, n. Qluooae, stardi-argar. 
Graphic, \a. Vivid, lively, plotu- 
Graphical, J reaqna, weU dvawn, we!] 

denneatsa. 
Graphite, n. Flambago, Mack-lead, 
Giapple.v.o- Seise, gripe, graap, catch. 

claap, clutch, lay hold of. 
Grwple wfth. Struggle with, engage 

wlEh, close with, toafend with [in Dipse 

Grapple, n. 1. Cloae hi^, close fight. 

%. OtappUng-lrons. 
Orappling-irons, li. pi. Grapple. 
Graan, V, a. Clasp, gripe, seize, clinch, 

olntoii, catch, grapple, Jay hold of. 
Grasp at. Catch at, tiy to seise. 
Orasp^. 1. Clasp, gripe. 
a. Bold, possession. 
3. Reach, power of selalng or of oom- 
prebendlng. 
Graapli^, a. Avarlelons, covetous, mi- 
eerly, n^tgortilj, penurlona, pardmoni- 
oae, close, stlngV, mean, sordid, close- 
fisted, witJi an Itching pali~ 



tivoroua, phytopha^Dns. 

Gi-asB-pIot, ». Lawn, green. 

Grassy, o. GlramineouH, gramlnaeeouB. 

Grate, v. a. 1. Uub, aotape, abrade. 
H, Basp, comminute, reauoe to par- 
ticles by iBbMne. 

Grate, v. ». Be irritaUng, be disagree- 
able, be offensive. 

Graternl, a. 1. Iqankfdi., obliged, 
indebted, beholden, under obugatlon. 

a. Agreeable, pleasing, pleasant, grat^ 
iCyji^, acceptable, dehghtful, welcome, 
chaiming. 

3. DelTcIoua, palatable, savorj^, nl 
luscious, cordial, refreshing, inv^or 

GratiOoation, n. 1. Gratifying, pleas- 



a. Delight, satisfaotiou, 
pleaanre, &idblon. 

5. Reward, recompense- 
Gratify, V. a. PleOBB, indu^, satisl^, 

humor, del^ht, give pleasm'e to, maJEo 

Gratifying, a. Pleadi^, agreeable, wel- 

GraUne, a. Harsh, irrltatiog, displeas- 
ing, disagreeable, ofl^nsive. 
GratJs, ofl. [L.) Gratuitously, fteely. 

Gratitude, n. Tlianlifolness, feeling of 
cbllgaUon, sense of obhgatlon. 

GratnltoDB, a. 1. Voluntary, ftee, 
spontaneous, of one's own accord. 

6, Unwarranted, nnfonnded, ground- 
Gratuity, n. Fresent, gift, donation, 

benefaction, bounty, laj^ess, grant, free 
gift. 

Gratulatlon, ii. Coiuratutatloii, teiici- 
tallon. 

Gratolatory, a. Congratnlatory. 

Grave, v. a. 1. Engrave, imprint, loflx, 
Impress deeply, 
3. Carve-Jorm by cutting. 

Grave, t*- Pit {/or a dead body]^ sepul- 
chre, tomb, ossuary, charnel-house. 

Grave, ii, 1. Important, weighty, mo- 
mentous, cogent, of great consequence. 
a. Sober, seilous, sedate, thoughtful, 
demore, staid, solemn. 

ii (JfiuiG.) Deep, not aeute, low iu 
Grave-dotUes, n-pi. Shroud, winding- 
Gravel, n. Sand, grit, small pebbles- 









1. Engraver, 
in, eugravii^ tool. 
a, II. Cemetery, neoropolis, 
-, churchyard, burlal-gronnd, 






burying-groi 
ravUate,B, . _... 
■ ■■ ».- Qi 

~i. Heanm 
3. ^i^uvLcatlon, eer*" 
traction of gravltatic 



ivavltatlon, eentrlpelar&> 
tn of gravltaflc" 
Sobriety, 
loaghtfalncss, demi 

ly, a Hoarj^blao) 
lylah, a. Grizzly, 



Graze, V. a. 1. Feed with gross, 
a. Feed upon, eat graES from. 
3. Shave, scrape, skim, tench lighUy 
(tnpaS5*?is rtuer). 
Grease, n. 1. Unotnons matter (tord, 
l<Uii>v>,d:c.]. 
S. li-arAeni.) 
a. ,^ribe, give a donceui to 



;h grease. 



awGoOglc 



Greasy, a. UnctnonB, ftA, fatty, oily, 
adlpoaaj sebaceous, olesjflnona. 

Great, a. li Lltrgs, 1>^, ''as', hige, 
buU^, ample, InuueiiBB, gigantio, Het- 
eulean, Cyoli^BaB. eiiormoiiB. 
a. Mucli, excesdre, liigli. 

4. ConetderftWe, important, w^lty. 

5. Dlstii^olaliea, eminent, pcoaii- 
nent, exoTced, eWaCed escellent, 
noted, lUnsttloiie, celeT>i:ated, t^xaoae, 
Ikmed-Tenowned, br- Aimed. 

6. Grand, august, lUgnlAed, nolile, 
moieatjc, tmbllme. 

7. Maananlmooa, generous, oMval- 
rous, high-minded. 

S. Sutnptnocs, rich, niagnldcent. 
a. Hard, dUBoult, onerous, Iiurden- 
Bome, grievous. 

10. Uldef. principal. 

11. Supeiloc, pre-aminent. 

Great, ». [Wit6 Tfte prefixed,] Great 
persona, persons of rsii^, people of dls- 

Great bear, «. . [With The prefixed.] 

Great-beUied, a. Abdomlnons, large- 
ballltid, 'big-bellied, pot-belllsd, tuit- 
iMUied. 

Greatest g;oDd, Supreme good,' suuuuH 

Great-hearted, a. Noble, miienuil- 
Clous, generone, chivalrous, high-spir- 
ited, iiigti-mluded. 

Greatness, n. 1.' largeness, magni- 
tude, dse, bulk, aimenalonB. 
t. High degree. 









4. iu^ty, augual 



nence, eleva 



Gi-eoian, «. 1. Gree^, native of 

Greece. 
a. Adept in Greek, proficient in the 

Oi^eeic langui^, Greek scholar. 
Gr«etsm, n. di'eeldam, Hellenism. 
Greed, n. Sogemess, longing, obbedi- 

Greedinesa, «. 1. Voraflty, ravenoua- 
nesB, gluttony, rapa«lty, exoesBlve hun- 

8. Eagemesa, longing, greed, aTld- 
ity, intense desu*. 

gluttonous, rapacieus, insatiable, in- 
satiate, v«rj hungry. 
a. Eager, very desirouB. 
Greedy-^tnti ». [I'CtB,] Glutton, gor- 
mandizer, gourmand, gobbler. 
Greek, a. 1. Of Greece. 

a. Qrocfan, clasaio, clastical, after 
Qie Greek, la the manner of Greece. 
Greek. » 1. Qredon, native of Greece. 

a. Greek langnage. 
Green, o, 1, "Verc"""'- 






rienced, unskilful. Inexpert, 



ilrcen, n. 1* Blue and yellov. 

a. Lawn, grass-plot, gntaey plain. 
ireeulioiie, «. GAB-FiaH, saa-jdke. 
Ireen-broom, n. Groan-Tveed, dyer'B- 

weed I Genista Mnofnria). 
Sreenflnoli, n. Green groBSbeak {Coe- 

GoihrauBfea chloria]. 
Sreenhom, «. iCoBoqtiiai.] Noriee, 

ireenliouse, n. Conservatory. 
irreenuess, n. 1. Verdancy, viridity. 

». Vigor, fraBhnesB. 

3. Unripeness, Immaturity. 



addree 



ite, nelcome, bail. 



implim. 



' a. Compliment, expression of good' 
will. 
GrevBome, a. [ScotHlli.] Frightfltl, 

Gr^Iag, ». Wild goose (^so- /B- 

Grenatite, n. Groas-stoae, BtauroUde, 

Grief, n. 1. Sorrow, regret, affllcUon, 
distress, tribnlation, woe, sadness, blt- 
temaBs, angulsli, misery agony, heart- 
ache, heavy heart, bleeding heari), 
broken heart, pMn of.miad, mental 

a. Trral,griBv»nce,oanB6 of sorrow. 

jury, buMen, oppresBlon. 



burden, oppn 
Iriaf, trial, ca 



bew^, feel regret. 
Grievous, a. l. -IMstreBsii^, afflictive, 
afflicting, painfol, sad, deplorable, la- 
mentable, hard to bear. 

a. Hurtful, injurious, baneful, nox- 
ious, mischievous, detrimental, d^Unc- 

3.' Atrodons, heinous, fictions. 
Grim, a. 1. Ilerce, ferocious, ruthless, 

9. irrighSji, horrible, hideous, grisly, 
appalling, dire, horrid, terrific, dread- 
ful, of tbrblddlnglook. 
Grimace, n. Distortion of countenance, 

Grijn-filced, a. Grim-visa([ed. 
Grinl-Tiei^j;ed, a. Grlm-t^ed. 
Grin, tr.n.. Stiow the teeth {in fou^AiRti, 

Griu at, iHdicule, deride, moels. at, Bcoff 
at, jeer at, langh at. 



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fit Sharpen [by ru^^binff]. 
J. Grate, mil WgetliBf- 
I. OpptesB.luvrasStpgrBecu 



Touble, aMc 



litrlnder, i 



aioiar, 






tootli, ilonble 

OrindeiT, n, [Englcaid.'] Shoemakera' 

m»terlul8. 
Grlndery-mareliouse, «. Finiling- 

O-cip, n. [Low.] Gtasp, gripe, clutch, 
Gripe, 






bold tiat. 



J'^«: 



ze, clntcb, eissp, 

dot. 

i, aque^oQ, pinob^ 

piucb, stralgbten, 

Hob, hold, Belznre. 
es, i^iipiDgj pinch- 



S. Colic, Eiipes, pa 
3. AffiicrTon, diatrma, gripe. 
Gripes, n. pL Colic, griping, bell j-aolie, 

pain In the bowe]«. 
Grippe, ». [¥r.] C»tarrh, influensa. 
OrlB^.O. ffElghlfiil, horrible, horrid, ter- 

rtfio, Mdeous, appulii^, drdulfol, grim, 
Griatle, n. C^tuaga. 
Gristly, a. Oartilaglnoos. 
Grtt, ». 1. Bran. 

a. Sand, gravel, small peltblea. 
3^ Gritsbonc, eriCrock. 
Oritroek, ?i. Gritatone, gi'lt. 
GHts, n. pi. . QFoots, dialled oate, oi 

hulled wheat. 
Orttstone, «. Grit, grit-rook, 
Grlttf , a, SBjidT, 
Grlaaled, a. Grajiah, erlzity. 
Grlzily, a. Grayish, ^saled, somewhat 

gray, a httle gray. 
GrOHK, V, «. Moan. 
OroBt, n. Fourpence. 
dToKtit, «. pi. Grits, huHed oats, or 

liuilea wheat. 
Groceries, n. pi. [ U. S.J Gbocebi, 

grocers' eomraoditLes, 
Grooerv, », 1. [Bngtimd.] Geooebtes. 

a, [if. S.] Grocer's shop. 
GroBgery, «. Qrog-eiiop, di'ftin-sbop, 

llqoor-shop, 
GrDEg:y, a, [Loii^Jl Tipsy, Intoxicated, 

Inebriated. □RUNS. 
Gro^-fllu 



Large, big, bnlky, great. 









;. Palpable, manifest, glaring, 

«B, II. 1. Whole, total, aggi'egate, 

!, Twelve doiei 



. I. Greatness, bnlkinesf 



S. I>en>dty, thickness. 



vulgarity, impurity, 

Grot, n. Cave, cavern, grotto. 
- ■ . Fantastic «■" 

extravagar 



eness, IndeUcai?, 



:e^^ 



3. Kagion, territory, 



Ground, V 



Lores, fleiil, real property, 
m, support, baas, baala, 

I. place on tbe ground. 
tabUsh, base, &x, aet. 
Run aground, get a- 

ind-hos, 1. 'Woodchnck, Ameri- 
.^a marmot {Arciomya ■moiiax). 
Oround-loe, ». Anchor-ice. 
Groand-lvy, », CHll alehoot 
Ground-nut, n. 1. jflg-nnt, hawk-uat, 
eailh-uut, eara)-qliestnnt(Buiitiun,^ra- 

3. Wild bean (Apioa iuberoaa), 
i. Dwarf ginseng [AraHa tri/bliaoi 
Piamc trifolSatt). 
Gronud-plate, n. Sill, gronnd-sUl, 

grounrleei. 
" .pi. Lees, dregs, sadimBnt, 



,!»1"jS 






SSST 

-idsel, i' 
id-squtrrel, R, Cliipmunk, 
id-norb, n. 1. Base, basis, sub- 



Group, V. a. Arrange, dispose, aaslgu 
placea to, fOrm into groups. 

Gronse,™. HeatJi-game. 

Grants, n. pi. ■ Lees, gboundb. 

Gronty, o. [ajtlogutal.] Sullen, moody, 
sulky, surly, morose, erosB, gin m.grum, 
splaeny, cynioul, crabbed, out of inmor, 

Groie, n. FoMaT, wood, woodland. 



1. Creeping, eroTiehine, squat, 
a. Low, mean, base, vile, abject, ser- 
vile, Elavlali, cringing, fawning, heggai- 
ly, snealfir^, earth-tiom. 



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Grow, 0. B. 1. Enlarge, increase, ej 
□and. uilflnd, be augmented, becom 
ipp degrees) gtaaMr or larger. 

a. vegetHts, sprout, germinate, shooi 
pollulaCe, put forth, ehoot up. spring xi\ 

3. Advance, improve, make progrea 

4. Become, irax, oome to be, get t 



Grower, n. Producer, ouitlvator. 
Gtav/ t&t, Batten. 
Growing, a. Increasing, enlai^ing. 
Grow out oC Issue, proceed from, come 

Groffiip, Gome to matnril7. 

Orowl, V. n. Snarl, gnarl, grumlile. 



Improvement. 
Gmb, V. a. 1%, aradlcate, dig up, root 

up, root out, grnb up. 
Grab, i". ». lag, be meanlj employed. 
Grub, n. 1. Caitternlilar, loivo. 

a. ICbUo^uiaf.] Toon. 
Gmb-axe, b. Mattock, grubbing-lioe. 
GFubblngr-hoe, n. Geith-axe. 
Gtui^.v.a. 1. Grant witb reluctance, 

give unwiilinglj'. 
8. Envy, begrudge, repine at. 
Grudge, a. n. 1. Be reluctant, be un- 

2, Sepine, murmur, grieve, be en- 



dUllke. 
Gru^ltu:, fl. 1, £nvv. 
aTRdnetanee, unwilU 



clinatlon. 
Qmff, a. Hongb, churlish, rude, uncivil, 

nncourteouB, iusraolouB,ImpoiiM- bluff, 

blunt, hanth, buobqde. 
Gmm.d. 1, Sonr,Eurlj,moroBa,Bullan, 

crabbed, glum, obodtv. 
a. Guttural (voice), rumbling, deep 



croakar, censuier, &nlt-flnder. 
GrombUuK, ». Complaint, rnurmnj 

lug, rflpiulng, mult-fioding. 
Grumoos,!!. Clotted, concreted, tblel 
Grunter,". Hog, pig, swine. 



Guurantee, n 

responsible for,' ar 



t. Sentind, sentry, watch, watot 

(. Convoy, escort, conduct, body oi 

i, CireuiDapectiou, care, watchful 
less, oautjon, attention, li^d. 



6. Conduo 



Hlfa- 






Guarded, a. lyauijuuB, yii 
speot, watoliful, eaceftil. 

Guardian, «. Warden, Keeper, pro- 
tector, defender, preserver, guardian 
angel, tutelary e!dnt. 
..!_.. ^ Protecting, tutelary. 



sentry, guard. 



Walchmau 
[Poetiaal.'l Keoompense, 
1. CotOccture, divine, sur- 



GuessJ B. Conjecture,' surmise, > 
B. Visii 



onauct. 



Direction, leadership. 



ulate, Gontroi, steer, preride over, have 
cliarge of, take the dfrectlon of. 
Guide, n. 1. IMrsctor, conductor, pilot. 

BSilor, instractor. 
3, CLiViS, clew. 

Gulde-poat, b. Finger-post. 

GuUd, B. Fratei-nfty, association, so- 
ciety, company, corporation, corporata 

Guile, B, Cnnnk^, craft, subtlety, art- 
fulness, aitiflce, dupludt;, deceit, oecep- 
iJon, trickery, fraud. 

Gaildeu, a. ArUees, honest, sincere, 
nndeidgnlng, DUSOpLIstloated, ftauk, 
pure, truthful, candid, Ingenuoos, 
open, atral^tforward, dngle-mlnded, 
open-hearted, elmple-nearted, simple- 



Guilt, n. Criminality, guiltiness, culpa- 
bility. 

Galltless, a. Innocent, sinless, spotless, 
unspottfiu, unpolluted, immaculate, un- 
sallied, untarnished, blameless. 

Gnil^, a. Criminal, culpable. 






Gnluea-lien, n 



i shilling 



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a'. [Poeiical.i Air, mien, demeanor, 



«KBer|, gaily, L „„. 

Gules, n. [Aer.] Red (represented by 

Gnlf, n. 1. large bay. 
S. Abyss. 



GnlUbli 
Gully, H 



I Credulons, easily 



QohOB, ravine. 

Gulp, V. a. Swallow gieeoil;, bolt. 
Gumbo, n. (U. S.] C&ra. {AiAioschm 

eanikniiti). 
GmoL-elaatlfi, n. Caoatchouc, indium 

rubber. 
OnnipUon.R. 1, [OiBoguiai.] Shrewd- 

ment, sMli, cleverness, abillV, eom- 



Gni 



£,«. (Med.) Bed- 
._ .e, n. 1. Black-gun 
[Sffisa jaiUHflora), 

it, [ U. S,\ Sweet-gum, lli 
iJJiquid-anA'ar etyraci^orc 

lun^otton, n. I'ytoxyllDe. 



Guna, n.pj. Fire-arms, OAhhoh, 
Gurgle, V. n. Eipple, putl, murmnr. 
Gush, V. n. Spout out. burst £>rt3i, ruBb 

fbim {OB a liquid}f flow out suddenly. 
Gosli, n. Bnsli las qf a HguM), sudden 



a. Bellsh, zest, lildi^, gusto. 
3. Biaat, equali. 



Gusto, n. Rellah, zest, liking, gust. 
Gnsty, a. Stormy, tempestuoua, windy, 

Gnt,n. 'l. Inteallne. 

8. Straitjiiari'ow pass. 
Gut, V, a. Eviscerate, disembowel, em- 

Guts,B.pi. Vieoera, Inteflttnes, entrails, 

bonela, inwards. 
"— ^^ sereniL, [L.J {Jded.) Amanrods, 

. Ctannel, conduit. 
,a. Of tlie throat. 
». Drink {greedU]/ or mueh), 

k (greedily or much), 



3. Sclioal, semiDary, academy, high- 

OymnaBtic, a. Athletic. 
GymnaEUcs, ». pl. Atliletic exercises. 
GypBum, n. Solpbate of Hme (native}. 



Gyration, ». Botatfbn, wMrling, rei 
Gyves, ». pi. Fettecs, shacklee, ohali 



H 



1. ConiUtion (rjC tl 



n {qffta iadieiditai), us^e, 



Habitable, e 
Habltanay, 

Ksal settlem™,,. 
Eabitat, n. Natural locality {iifaptatii 

or ast attimai). 
Habitation, n. Abode, dwelling, loi^- 

1i^, domicile, quarter^ head-qnaiters, 

dweUing-plaoe, place of abode, place of 

HabituB], a. Usual, castomary, accus- 



tomed, wonted, eomroon, r^niar, o 
laiy, amillar, every-day. 



Habttu'j 

wont, BuVBI' 

HaMenda, « 



[Sp.] Plantation, fBcm, 
Jut (ciiHjis^), hew, chop. 



Hack, a. Hired, mercenary, hlrelii^, 
HaokoB,n. [U.S.] CMpmunit, striped 



Saokle, v. a. 1. Cut 
chop, hack, haggle. 
3.TIatchel, aresB(j» 



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Larix A^i^ricoAa), 



ion, bited, baolc 



e. Common, conunonplace, thisad- 

bare, trite, stole, beaten. 
HadusUef, WouIdii£mlIing1;,gladly, 

or freely, -would aa lief. 
Badefi, «. Grave, invMble -world, raglon 

of tlie deiid. 
Hod like, Come near, hud nearly, ciune 

Haft, n. Handle (al° an watrumeitt), 



IlHt^ird, a. 1. Willi, wnywavd, intrao- 
tjuile, unruly, lefractoiry, uiitained, not 

3. Qaniit, lean, meagre, spare, worn, 

-wasted, rawboned. 
Ha^tisli, a. U£;1y, deformed, Itorrld, 
Bagile, s, n. Higgle, cbaSb)', be tedious 

in a bargain. 
Haffftle, V, a. Ov.t{clt6iasiiy), hew, ehop, 

haas, naokle. 
Eail, -a. a. Salute, greet, welcome, coll 



lutin 



Lt, -well, In good healtlL 



HallelqjBli, wSeb'. Ho^nna. 
B&lf-Tiote, n. Hlnlm, bi>lf a eemi- 

Hidf-seBH-over, a. [Low.] Fuddled, 
disguised, booiy, muddled, tipsy, mel- 
len, eomed, cmpulona, gbogqv, tight, 

-wl^ drimfe, sll^itly intoxicated, iu 
llqnor, 5n one's caps, the \yorse for 11- 

Onor, IHBSE eOBEIB IH THE WISD, 

has Jiad a drop too much, 
Holf-wlt, " ■=— T-"-^ 



feetde-mlnc 



Of-yei 



sdj enalloff-bralnea, bluii 
uu-wi£tfld, i^iick-skulled. 
'If, a, Seml-anuuaL 



Half-yBOrly, ad. 

B»llai>Te,». IZaSL) Iiugong, 
EaU, n. 1. Xiarge room, chamber. 
3. £ntry (or' a hoase), entiance. 
3. Manor-house. 
HaUabaloo, [Coid.I Racket, clnmor, 

din, npront, hubbnb, onlory, Toeifera- 

tion, dlsturbaiice. 
EEalloo, V, n. Shoat, eall, cry oat. 
Halloo, n. Holla, shout, call. 



inctify, 
atwlAi 



Balluciuatlon, n. 1. Eiroi, blunder, 
mistake, fallacy. 

a. Illusion, delusion, monomania, 
self-deeeplion, phmitasm, aberratJoji. 
Halo, «. J. Blng M Ughi). 

8. (Patotog.) Glory. 
- - h,tap hold, stand sf" 



step short, pull up, take breatli, li 



■by. 



Halt, n. 1. Slop, stand, stand s^. 

3. Ump, llmplkiff Eslt. 
Halve, V. a. 1, Divide Into two equal 
parte, bisect. 

8. Seorf {as timbsrs), join by B. scarf. 
Hamadryad, B. 'Wooa-nymph, nymph 



of the woods. 
Hamlet, n. 



reaolafely, enei-getioally, 
might, lillh might and! 

throi^L thl^k and lliin 



I, [OoHoqiiiiA SB- 
-"".J Strennons- 
1y, 'EealouBly, 
■with aU one's 



ir-heoded shark {Zy- 



laekle, oloe, ohMn. 
Shackle, fgtter, entangle, 
ir, restrain, hinder, un- 



a. ffetter, Bhaekle, oloe, oh^i 
aamper,B.a. ShocklB,i6tt— - 
clog, OQCumher, restrain, 
pede, clog. 

UandjJt. 1. Palm and'flngera, i 
S. Palm, fbur inches (ju etti .... 
tM tieiffht qf a horee], hand-breadth. 
3. Side IrigM or l^). 
i. Skill, ability, talent, faculty, dex- 



9. laborer, workman, operatire, 

PLOYfi, aiUsan, £■"■-— — ' 

lO. Index, pointer, Indlcaeor 
-' "^^ '•y, Wdwritii 



partlidpa- 
rafteman. 



)graphy, I 

Hand in liand. Conjointly, unitedly. 

Hand to Iiand, In close flght. 

Hand and (flove, Very intimats, TOry 

friendly, very ^miliar. 
Hand, p. a. 1. Giie (urffft the iomJ), 
, transmit, present, pass by hand. 

a. Lead, conduct, guide- 
Hand down. Transmit I 
Handbook, n. Manual. 



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Handcuff, u. 



. Manacle. 



#i.HJiaciiii, T7. (,, 

Hand'fetter, «■ Handcuff, mauade. 

Handicraft, 

, liiui^, craRs- 

. Hand, woclQnanBblp, 



HondlcraftBiaaii, « 



Handlwor 



I. ]s4nW 



rieli 



Handle, a. 1. Haft, aloek. 

Handmaid, In. Maid-servant, ( 
TT^ndmaidcn, j jaoie f^rvant- 
inds, «. pi. Cldtches. 

xar, deElal 

L. BsauUful (wUh dt 



style of penmanship. 
Handy, a. 1. Deitarous, adroit, ceadj, 
Biuert, aMlful, Bkllled, clever. 

ft> Convenlsnt, near, at hand, eloae 
at hojid. 

». 'Exeonta (bg flie Jaifer), hai^ by 
the neck. 
3- Attach (w a? ^ ^u^tna). 

4. Incline (the Jiead), decline, bend 
down, let droop. 

5. urape, odom «Ith hangings. 
Hans, «- n- !• Depend, dangle, be bhb- 

B, Incline, droop, tend downwards. 
3. Depend, rely, be dependent. 

5. Be Iwld in fixed attention. 

6. EoTer,aoat,plaf. 
HonfT aroimd. Loiter about. 

Rime; back, Demor, heattafe, be back- 

w^, be rduclant. 
Haog flre, Ba loi^ la diachargii^ (laid 

HanK on, 1. Bely on, depend on, ■^ait 
on, dance attendance on. 
S, Continue, last, be protra'^ed. 
3. Slick, cling, Iteep hold, hold fast, 
hold on, sack to. 
H^ng out, IMapla^. 
Hang over, 1. Project at top, leEin 



Hane^dos, »■ Mean, I 
Hanser-on, rt, Parasl 



K. Death by the halter. 
HanslngB, n.jil. Drapery, tapestry. 
Hang: oae^s head, Feel abhamed, tak6 

shame to one's self, Mde one's lace, Idde 

one's diminished head, draw in one's 

hoi-ns. 
Hang toseHler, 1. Keep united, stick 

together, hold K^ethei. 
a. IColloqviaL] Be const 

parts of a atorji). 
Baaie up ones flddle. Go ogjonl 

Quit businffis, shut up sh g p 

Hanker b^w, COTet, long Bt 

Hankering, «. Lon^ng,cra li% st g 
Hap, ». Chance, fbrtune, acdden h p- 



tunaie, unnappy, wreicueu, lu 
forlorn, ill-aliirtea, lU-ated. 
iaply, <id. Perhaps, perchance, poe^- 
tff,r - 



ac<Men(^ 
may happen- 



"K'.i 



'. B. Chance, i 



take place, turn up, Ml 

out, i»ime uj pass. 

lappiiy, ad. 1- Luckily, fortunate^j 

by good, tbrtnne. as luck wonld have ft. 

a. SnccesBfiUly, proBperously, in a 

3. Gracefully, dexterooflly, skilfully, 
felicitously. 

[appincBS, n. Felidty, bliss, beatitude, 
weBsedness, enjoyment, wemire, well- 
Joyous, joyful, bliaeful, 

S. Pleased, graliiled, delighted, le- 
joiced, glad, gladdened, charmed. 

a. Lucky, fortunate, prospecous, Buc- 
oeaefnl. 

4. Keady, apt, skilful, adroit, iexSw 

b'. Seasonable, opportnne, beltUng, 
perUnent, ISllcitous, well-timed. 
6. AnspidoOB, propltiDUB, favoraWe. 
H»ransuc,n- Dedamatory epeech, pub- ' 

Uo adotese, popular oration. 
Hai'ancfne, v- ^t- I>ec]alm, spout, make 

Harangue, v. a. Address (In a ifeafnin- 

afory i^U), make an haransue to. 
fiaruss, c a. 1. Fatigue, ttce, weary, 

fog, jade, eshaust, tiro out, knock irp. 
a. Vex, plagne, woccy, tease, distress, 

trouble, molest, disturb, hairy, drive 

from pillar to post. 
Hai'Mngei, n. Forerunner, precursor, 

herald. 
HarlMr, ». 1. Asylum, refuge, shelter. 



lappy, a. 

blessed, b 



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Harbor, v. a. 1. Shelter, loage, pro- 

0. IButaEtaln, ohetialiT Indulge, foster. 

3. (Z<MO.) Secrets, receive clnudeB- 

HarO, a. I, Plrni, solid, compact, Im- 
penetrable, imjielding, not eott. 

a. Dlfflcnlt, embaicaaslng, pecplex- 
Ing, pnisUng, inotty, InSieate, not 
eaillT audaEBtood. 

3- liaborlouB, arduouB, toilsome, 1^ 
Wgufng, wearjing. 

4. UD&ellug, imUnd, InBtin^ble, im- 
ansoeptHile, eruel, oppreadve, rigorous, 
Hvere, unjieldlng, infteilble, callous, 
obdiu^tfl, nard-hearted. 

. 6. Grievous, dtetresalag, oatanltous, 
p^nfal, disagreeable, unioeasant. 

T, Hatah, roiieli, sour, acid. 
8. Coarse, unpalatable. 
Q. UafavoraUe, naproBperouB, uii- 
propltioua. 
10. St^, constirldaBd, forced, unnaC- 



11. Excesi^Te, LOifrDperate. 
HsTd, ad. 1. Olose, near. 

8. Laboriously, diligently, earnestly, 
fncoBsantly, sneivetlcallT. 

8. With diffioiilty, not easily. 

4, DlstresB^illy, painfully, severely, 
rigorooBly. 

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Hard-[l--gort, I2fa 

Haril-B-BtiU'baard, {Saat.) Close to 

the stacboatd ^e. 
Bard-a-weatliei', (Miul,) Closetothe 

windward side. 
Hard blsoult, Craoker. 
Hatd by. Close iiy, very neai. 
Hard. Doftl. AntJiradte, giancB^Hial, 

blind-coal, Btone-ooal, cdlu. 
Harden, V. A. 1. Indurate, malEe hard. 

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;. Malie olrfurate, CI 
Harden, V. 

a. GDn£rmed, Inured, aocustomEd, 
habituated, seasonsd, trained. 
- 3. Deadened, seated, steeled, unfeel- 
ing, bejiumbed, callous, insensible. 

4. Depraved, reprobate, obdurate. 
Impenitent lost, abandoned, iDccrrigi- 
ble-iireclalmabie- 
Bard-Bimred, j a. Ugly, Ill-favored, 
Hard-ifeatiited, j homely, ill-looking, 

hard-vlaaged, of coarse features. 
Hard-fisted, a. Avaricious, covetotis, 
pennrions, mlaariy, ni^ardlj. sordid, 



2 UAliMONICAL 

Hardliack, a. Steeple-bush [Spir<ea 
tom&Uosa). 

HArdliefkd, A. Menhaden, pauhau^en, 
moss-biuiKer. 

H»rd-heart«d, a. Cruel, unfeeling, 
merciless, unmerciftdi uncompassioa- 
ate, anpiljh^, inthleaa, 1^, plUlaKs; . 
relenUesa, imriienring, ineiorawo, Ijac- 
liarous, savBge, ferocjons, Inlinnian. 

Hardlbood, ». Firmness, fortitude, 
i-esolnHon, pluck, mettle, manliood, 
courage, timverj, intreptdiVi boldness, 



Severeiy, rij 
lly, roi^hly. 



4. Hardship, BUllOT^ig, trttriilatlon. 
Hards, n. pi. Tow, refuse flax. 
HarOshln, ». 1, Toll, fatigue. 

a. Ctrievance, snliering, trial, afflic- 
tion, calamity, misfortime, trouble, 

Hard-visaged, a. Igiy, homely, hard- 

faiurea, liara-featutea, ill-fiivoretli iil- 

luoklng, of coarse futures. 
Hai'df, a. 1, Bold, intcepliL resolute, 

brave, daring, valiant, heroic, manly, 

conra|;eonB, Btbut-hearifid: 
a. Strong, robust, Orm, stont, lustr, 

rlgorons, healthy, hearty, hale, sound. 
Hare-brained, a. Enah,reilliiess,lieiia- 

icino. Tieadless, earelees, wild, nnsteady, 
volatile, fligbly, giddy-brained, 

Harfong, n. Hawk-owl {Siwviea nj/oda 
or Sirii njiDtenX Canada owl. 

Hal'lfT, n. Cleavers, goose^ra^, catch- 
weed, scratch-weed \Qafiyja aparme). 

Hai'k, intcrj. Hear, listen, give ear. 

Hajleaulo, n. Bnftbon, jester, droll, 
momrtebank, meiry-Andrew, piuick, 
clown, zany, sca^'amoueh, fool, antic, 
jack-pudding, plckle-lierring. 

UactequlnBde, n. Masking, mum- 
mei7, masquerade, bnfibonery, Ibolery, 

Harlot, n. Whore, sikdmpkt. 
Harm, A. 1. Injnrr, hart, deiriment, 
damage, prejudice, disadvantage. 
a. Evil, mischief, wrong, crimiiiality. 



Hamifia, a. Injurious, detrimental, 
mischievous, pemlclons, deleterious, 
noxlons, baneful, pr^udlclal, disadvan- 
tagaona, burtfnl. ' 

H^umiless, c£. 1. TimoxlouSj Innocuous, 

9. Xnoaeneive, anoffending. 

8. Uninjured, unhurt, imua 
Hannanlo, I a. 1, Hajrmonious, co 
Harmonlcal, f cordant, consonant. 

S. Melodious, tuneful, mnsicaL 



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Harmnnions, a. X. CkmoorflBnt, har- 
ts. Meloilioufl, tuneful, musical, dul- 
cet, mellifluouB. 

3. Correspondent, consistent, con- 
gruent, eynuuetrleiil. 

i, ?rlen<llf , nmlcnble, eor^OI, brotlt- 
erly, fratemojl, ne^bborly. 
Harmoiilze, s. It. 1. Ha^e harmonious, 
a. (ifuabOSetsoDomponylDgpartsta. 
Hainuniiis, o. n. Accord, agree, coc- 
respona, cblme, comport, tally, aquare, 
quadrats, cohere, be in unison, be liar- 

natiaany, n. 1. Goneori] {eapecicUiy 



ou^Tuity, congruence, htuesB, 
*e, amity, fiiendshlp, good 



Horping-liVD, n. Harpoon. 
Harpoon, n. Hai-ping-fi'ou. 
Harpooueer, ft. Harpooner. 



Sairr, V. a. Worry, annny, moleat, 
plague, tormen^ trouble, teoee, vex, 
hairasa, tc&tf gall, chsfe, bore, tncom- 
mode, distucb. 
Harsh, a. I. EoMh. 

8. Soar, aorld, tact, crabbed, hard, 
biting, sliarp, cawtic, cArroelve. 
- '^ ■■ g, discordant, jarring. 






4,'. Crabbi^ mori 

olhun 

m^roi^ati, ehurm, beatriBh, b 

HarghnesSt n. 1. Roughner" 

a. Austarity, rigor, aavsi 



. Stag, male red deer. 

nil, II. Carbonate ef ammonia 

iioii), spirit of haitEhoro, liquid 

■BDaruni, a. [CWtogiitei.] Vola- 



Hasb, II. a. Mince, chop 
Ha^, n. Minced meat, ] 
Hasp, «■ 1. Clasp [io 






Hasten, be qoiek, n 
Haste, hun 



a. {Bot,} Spear-shaped, 
Eost^, n,' X. Despatch, promptitude, 
guieluiees, expedition, celeiity, speed. 

a,. Hurry '-" —'- 

precipltaoo 

' ' " " nasie, nurry, move 

^ , jpeediiy, he qnlok, be in . 

irry, ms^e liasfe, mend one's pace, 
no time, lose not a moment, malie 

'.a. l5ineaice,de8pot5i,epeeCI, 

te, quicken, prscipitalfl. press 

uii, LiiKe on, urge forward, pusli ibr-. 

Hastv, a. 1. Quiclc, swift, rapid, &eet, 
' speedy, i^t, brisk. 

3. OutBOiT, eligUt, hurried, 

3. Bash, precipitate, iieadkoig, reck- 
less, thoi«nlle39, indiscreet. 

4, Passionate, Irritable, tout^y, Etety, 

ettish, waspiuj, petnlant, peevish, 
itful, fiery, choleAc, irsseibls, exdt- 
able,kot, peppery. 
Hat, «. Beaver, 



3, Concoct, devise, plan, contrive, 
plot, deuieii, scheme, priject, bren, lay 
out, idiaik out, meditate upon. 
latch, n, 1. Brood. 

a-Hatehway. 



L. Bear malice to, < 



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Hate, ». Hatred, detestation, HUlmod- 
ty, enmity, liost^ty, antipathy. 

Hateful, a. 1. Malignant, malevolent. 

it. Abominable, deteatable, execrable, 

liorrld, shocking, damnable, accursed. 

3. Iioathsome, dlsunstlng, naneeoua, 

ofibndve, fbul, repuMve, olmoxiooa, 

revolting, vile, abhorrent, rapngnant. 

Hatred, ». 1. Hate, enndty, Seetility, 
disaftbctlon, disfavor, alienation, ee- 
trajigemeut^ odium, animosity, ill-ivill, 
great dislilie. 

a. Abhorrence, detestation, abomina- 
tion, iioFTor, ioathii^, dl^ust, antlp- 
atJ^, repngnanae. 

Hattook, n. Shock (qT corn), stook. 



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HimKlitiness, n. ATroeancfl, dlsdoin. 

loffiness, HAOTBUB. 
HaugUty, ct^ Arrogajit, dlsd^nful, 

anper^oufl, aasumlns, proud, lofty. 
Hani, V, a, Jteag, ara«, puU, ti^. tow, 

lug, trail, tiike in tow. 



lint, ». Setceat, xeaoct, den, pl&c« 
uch tiaqnenteil. 



iBnteur.n., [Fr.] ] 



I&ve, V, a. 1. Hold |ivA«IAer one's oiDn 



4. Be the Buljeet of. 

5. Kegord, consider, esteem. 

6. Beqaire, "wlfili, desLre. 

7. Obttdn, acgnlra, recMve, gat, gain. 

8. Be obl^ed, be ander tlie neces- 



10. Beget, be the parent of. 
Have a bee in the bead. Be it little 
crazy, be cracked. 

a Sagec In, Hsve a share In, be 
emed. in, h^va a, hand in. 



cnerloot, , 

Have at lieart, BeaeeplyhLterestedln, 

be specisUr anxious about 
Haf-e done viO^ Have no further con- 

'""n^th, be tlu^l>l^^th, have ceased 



HBTee, n. Kavage, devastation, de^ 
ettncBoB, desolation, wssta, mln, spoil, 
pilli^e, rapine, spoliation, slaughter, 
carnage. 



batter of, prendl o" 



Hawflnob, ». OrcoSbeak (Q/cao^mtas- 

tei vutgarili. 
SanlE, n. Falcon. 
Havrk, «. a. Cry, sell by outcry. 
■" — ' -" a. Sliarp-Bigbtea, ( 

__^ ., Bn-eyed, * ' 

eyed, Argne-ayed. 



li-niqtb, n. Deaai'B-heati moth. 

B»wk-uat,». Qround-nnt. 

Hawtbom, ». Whitelborn {Oraiagnt 

ZaaaM, «■ 1, Chance, casualty, acd- 
-■-at, foctnitous event. 

3, Danger, peril, risk, jeopardy. 
aril.M.a. Trantura, adventure, risk, 
ipard, peril, imperiL eodai^ar, put In 



Hazy, a. Foggy, n 
Head*,". l.'Seati 



It, beginning, 



9. Undeistandlng, tntellact, mind, 

lol^topio, suljeot. 

11. Class, divi^on, section, depart- 
ment, category. 

la. Height {qf vmler tmUcaite to (Je 
drwhtff 0' a waier-wheeij. 
Head, It. 1. Ghief, prindpal, liigh^t, 

3. {Najti.) AAY0r9^{s<pdqf tfi^iBind)f 

contrary. 
Head and ean. Completely, entirely, 

whoUy. 
Head and sbouldeiB, 1. Violently, by 



S. Put a iiead on, St nitii a hea^. 
S. Get in front of (in order to siqpi, 
intercept, liea^l off. 
Head, V. n. 1. Forra a bead (so^ ^ a 
pifmt). 
2. Tend, be pointed, be directed. 
Headaclie, n. Cephaialgr 

a. Baehly, hastily, precipitately, 
headlong, , 

Headlness, n. 1. Bashness, harry, 
predpitaUon, 
8. ObalJnacy, stnbbomneee. 
HeBdlDK,». Title, CAPTION. 
Hflad.^T4HS, n. Coiffure, 
Headland, n. Promontory, cape, Eire- 

HeadleeB, a, Acaplialoua, 

Headlons, 04. Baehly. hastily, precip- 
itately, nead-foremost, thougntlessly, 
without deliieiation. 

Bead-master, n, Priii(dpal(^a«cAool}. 



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i, get beDire, 



Head'Vatce, «. Falsetto. 
Head-work, n. Mental labor, Intelleot- 

usl labor. 
Heady, B. I. Hash, Impetnoua, hasty. 



acile, ODmpoee, settle, make 

Be oured, l>aeiiinB aouna. 
pi. Hedaie. 
. Sanative, inratlve. 

SoundT^eea, IVeedom t^om 



Healtli-slvliig, a. 



Heap, n._ Pila, maaa, collection, 

Heap, V, a. 1, Pile, lay In alieap, ih 

a. Amose, accumulate, beap up. 
Heap up, Aiauss, heap. 



3. Begard, heed, gtve heed to. 

4. Try, examuie Juaioially. 
Hear, «. n. 1. Enjoy the sense of lear- 

6. listen, hearten, attend, giTB ear. 



5,, ... 1. Sense of hearing. 

(9, Audience, opportunity to be h^id. 
a. Trial. Jodfefifl examination. 

Hearben, v.n. 1. LiBl«n, hear. 

S, Attend, give heed, pay r^ard. 
Hearsay, n. Bnmor, report, feme, brolt, 

oommoQ talli:, town tallc. 
HMiiL^n. 1. Seat of life. 

^ Centre,1nterior,core,temel,luner 
put, vital part. 

3. Dteposmon, mlud, mil, iaclina- 
Mon, purpose, Intent, ar " 






I, spirit. 



at affeotion, paaalon. 
t, armoess, fortitude, 



Bolable, woebwime, fbrlom, miserable, 
wretJilBd, deaolatB, cheerless, comtbrt- 
lees, biOkeu-liearted, In despair. 



Heartburn, n, CatdiaJgia, cardial- 
Heart-lkarulng:, n- Grudge, resenln 

ment, spleen., gall, ranilii^, atilmodty, 

secret enmity. 
Hearten, v. a. Encourage, embolden, 

indta, stlmulalfl, aaeure, ceassuCB, com- 
fort, console, bnoy up. 

Heart-ltelt, a. Deep, profound, lieatty, 
cordial, deep-^t, uome-feJt. 

Heartli,!!. I^resldeJiome.MarthHSt^nie. 

HearOi-stone, ii. Hreslde. 

HeaiUIy, oil. 1. ^ocetely, cordially, 
from tSe Iksait, wllA all the Wit. - 
■ a. V^orons^, eameirtly, eagorly, ar- 
dently, warmlT, Eeolouily, wltk ardor, 
nlth zeal, with resoluCton. 
3' Freely,la^ely,w1tltffoodappetlte. 

Heart's-ease, h. ISoi.) Paney ( Viola 
trloolirr), 

' ' -"- " a. Cordate. 

a. Inspiring, anlmat- 



ire, heartfelt, 
e, sound, strong, nell. 



3. Degree of tempsratnre. 



a. Ardor, earnestness, fervor, isi 

Hea^ V. a. 1. MaGe hot. 

a. Eidls, flush, malra Ibrerlsh. 

3. 'W'arm, uiimate. rouse. 
Heather, ». [^coOisA.] Heath. 
■¥B9tii.ooek, n. Bladk-grouBO, h 
I, blacbnck ( Tebvotetriic). 



leatheo' 



ithen, n. * ffi. Gantile, pagan, heo- 

i. 1. Heathen, pagan, 

Bajbnrons, savage, cruel, inhu- 

^^. 1. Paganism, gentil- 

HeatHy. 



Heath-et 



tathy, a. Heathery. 

Heat-proddclns, a. 1. 

Heave, v. a. 1. Lift, hoist. 



Lt-producfi 



S, PreatJie, force fr<oa the breast. 
3. Throw, toss, hurl, send, fling. 
,ave, 11. It. 1. Pant. 
a. Swell, dilate, expaod. 

3. Betch, keck, try \o vomit. 

4. Stru^e, strive, make an efibrb. 
Hivein ^Iit, (JVoM.) Appear, come 
n sight, become visible, come into 
'iew, open to the view. 

iave, II. 1. Swell, rising, swelling. 



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BeaTtm, n. 1, Hrmament, aky, welkin, 
empycean, oeleBtial apiierH, starry lieav- 

i. ParadiBe, Ely^iun, abode of tbe 

3. God, Jehovah, Lord. 

4. Exalted state, state of bUss, great 
felluity, supreme happln^s. 

HeaTenly, a. 1, CSesMal, of the fir- 
mament, of the visible heavens, 
3. l>lvl]ie, ai^eUc, seraphic, clierublc, 

BeaveMytnlnded, a. Deroat, pious, 
religious, godly, revarant, BplrltuaUy- 
mlnded. 

Heaviness, 1. 1. Gravity, weight, pon- 
detoosneaa. 

5. OppreB^venesB, grievoosness, se- 

3. Languor, dnlnsae, stupidity, b1i^- 



Jng.haave. 

Heavy, a. 1. Weiohtv (vritli r^a-ewe 
to oite'B Btreagilt), ponderous, not light, 
not eaay to lift. 

8. OppresEdve, grievous, aavare, Inir- 
densome, oumbersome, afflictive. 

3. DnlLslnrnfah, Inert, inactive, stn- 
idd, torpid, inooIeiLt, slow. 

4. SeteoCed, depressed, sorrowful, 
sad, gloomy, melanclioly, despondentj 
downoaat, down-heattea, low-spirited, 
ereBt-Callan, chap-f^illen, In low aplr- 



10. Stocniy, texopestuoua, violent, 

11* XA>ud, deep, roaring. 
HeavjV-spiu', n- Sulphate of taryta 

Hebdomadiil, a. 'Weekly. 
Hebetate, V. a. Dull, blunt, stupefy, 

benumb, make torpid. 
Hebrew, n. 1. IsraeUte, Jew. 

»■ Hebrew lananage. 
Hebrew, a, Jewish. 
HeoUo, a. Habitual (its t^J^sr attend^ 

iftff c/meun^ion), constltunonat. 
Heotor.n. Bully, blusterer, swaggerer. 

Bully, threateo, ma 

I, annoy, fret, hari 

fioster, swagger,- play 






I. Vex, I 



worry. Irritate, 

«ie bSlJ' 

Hedee, ». Fence (if l-ashes or slirtibs), 

kedge-lbnce. 
He^^. V. a. Enclose with a hedge. 
Hed£e-bom, a. Obscure, of low bl 



Enclose, environ, surniand, 
, Obstruct, bar, shut np. 



. Tt«gaid, notice, care, atten- 



.1, wary, droamspec^ attenave, prov- 



Unobserving, onobserr- 



HeedleBBness.M. CarelMsneas, thooghl- 
leBBiiCBs, inattenUoD, inadvertence, neg- 
laet, oversight. 
Heel, o. n. imitu.) Incline, lean. 
Heft. n. I, HanOle. 

a. ICollogKial, U. a.] -Wdabt. 

3. [OiSo^iMii, n. S.] Bulk, greater 

Hegb-a, R. 1. Flteht of Mshomet (>^Ijr 

3. EKOdus, departure, going out. 
Heifer, ». Yonngcow. 
Height, «. 1. Elevation, altitude. 



oulmliiattng point. 

3. Hill, mountain, high ground. 

4. Utmost d^rae. 

Heighten, v. a. 1. Exalt, elevate, 

a. Increase, enhance, aogmant. 
a. Iiilenslty, a^ravate. 
Heluous, a. Flagrant, fiagittons, atro^* 

clous, Infiunons, villanous, nefarious, 

ctying, vary wicked. 
Helarnvs, 11. Jutnjdng-rat, jumptng- 

hara (Pedetes c^etai^]. 
HellcWl, a. Sphral, winding, cochleary, 

cochleated, sciew-shapBd- 
Mellotrope, n. HBof.) Turnsole. 

5. (»>,) ElooOstone. 

Helix, «. 1. Coll, circumvolution, spiral 

a. Sn^-sbell. 
[ell, Ji. Gehenna, purgatory, limbo, 
abyss, Tarlarns, Hades, Avemus, Bte- 

if^^al regions, shades 



bus, place oi 



Hellish, a. 

~ '-' -laboiicai, neni 

_ ., I, ftend-llke, 

detestable, abominable, exeoraNe, ne- 
fttrioua, very wickad. 



rolns, post of 
cask, head-piece. 



introl. command, rule, 
the head. 



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dom. 

HelPt v^ a- x< eea^ve, euccorf serve. 

^ AsaLst, anppoi't^ aid, Beoond, tiack^ 

abat, oo-Dperate wltli, take part with. 

3. Bemedy, cure, heal. 

4. Prevant, Iilnder, wltJistimd, to^st, 
repress, ODtitrol. 

5. Avoid, forbear, refrain fl 
Help. V. n. Lend i^ cootribi 

ance, give one a lilt. 
Helj^ B. 1, Asaletanca, aid, BU 



4^ [f. «.^ DomesU'o, honaa-Bervaot 
ipariicuit£t^ a mavi-senfani]. 
Helper, n. Asaletant, ally, aiuuliary, 
eoB^utoc, aider, abettor, colieagne. 

Helpful, a. 1. tJeefuI, beuefli^al, con- 

a. witolaaome, aaintaiT. 
Helpless, o, 1. Weal:, feelile, powerless. 
Impotent, imbecile, <UEniblei], in£im. 

it. Exposed, dslianceleEa, unprotected. 

3. Irremediable. Tjeyond beip. 
Helpmate, | «. WiSa, consort, partner, 
He^meet, r eumpBnion. 
Help on. Forward, fnrtiiec. 
Help to, I. Help l« get or oblidn, 

a. SuppW yiiai, fuinieii witli. 
Helter-fibelter, ml. Feilmeli, irr^n- 
ladj, diaorderly, in disorder, in con- 

HeiTe,». Handle [((/'out oieaora/iiriefta). 
Helvetic, a, Swiss- 
Hem, n. £order. edge, mai^n. 
Hem, V. a. Bordec, etfee, sku^. 
Hem In, Enclose, confine, environ, sur- 
round, shut in^edge Fn. 

Hemeraloplk,!!. IMed.) N^lit-bUnd- 

neaa, dav-aigiit. 
HemlapUere,!!. Half-globe, half-sphere. 

HenOBtieli, M. Half averse.halfallne. 
Hemon-Iiolda,».pf. (Med.) Pilee. 
Hence, ad. 1, From tills place, from 

8. 'from this time. 

3. Therefore, flom this cause, fbrtliat 



-oi'th, ad. Henceforward, t^m 

Jorward, ad. Hbbceporth. 

H^-tree, n. ^Written also Mp-trve.] 



Heraldry, ^. Blazonry, emblazomy. 
Herbaee, n. Herbs, eraea, pasture. 
Herbal, ti. Herbarium, herbary, hortas 






- Herbal, Iiortiia-sicouil. 



Herb-pai^s, it. TrueloTe, oneberry. 

Herouletin, a. 1. Strong, mighty, pow- 
erful, puissant, vigorous, stun^, att- 
ietle, brawny, musoulac, ^newy, stal- 
wart, able-bodied. 

!i. DifScult, toilBome, troublesome. 
laboriouH, operosa, very hard. 

a. Large, great, gigantic, strapping, 
hage, coloBsar, Cyclopean. 

Herd, «. 1. ])cove iqf tlie larger oni- 

S. Crowd, rabble, multitude. 
Herd, u. fl. Associale [as beasts), lieap 

Hevd's-srass, n. 1. [Nea Bttglamd.'l 
Cat's-tail, timothj-grtBs \Pkleiim pro- 

%. [Pertns^fvama.] Bed-top ('^^m^^ 

Here, od. 1. In tills place. 

3. In tlie present state, in tlie preseat 
life. 

Hereafter, n. Future state. 
Hereby, od. By this, 
HeredlCable, a. Inheritable. 
Hereditament^ «. Jnlieiilabls prop- 
Hereditary, a. I. Ancestral, patrl- 

menial, by Inheritance. 
a. Inherited, transmitted (Aom o«- 

cestofs). 
Herein, (ui. lutbis. 
Here^arali, ft. Chief heretic, leader in 

heresy. 
Heresy, n. Heterodoxy, error, unsound 

Heretic, n. Sectary, schismatic, non- 

Herettoal, a. Heterodox, schismatic, 

schisreiatlcai, sectarian. 
Heretofore, ad. Formerly, before tie 

present time. 
Hereupon, ad. Upon this, on this. 
Herewitb, ad. "With this. 
Heritage, n. Inheritance, pordon, jtat- 

Hermeaeatic, 



interpretaUon. 

Hermit, n. Anchorite, anchorei 

solitary, solitaire, ebeuite. 
Hernia, n. Buptnre. 



Prindpal oh 

iLtrepid,l>old,daring,g^ant, fear- 
dauntless, noble, magnanimous- 



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HIGH-PRICED 



. Dense, hefflt 
Ileellate, f. 



. {Astroa.} Urlmus, Gei 

B. Dncettointy, doubt, si 

Atlon. 

«. 1. Pauee, delay, liem' 



n impedi- 



a, stop to ooDBiaer, . 
In BnqHHise, be doubtful. 
0. Fsltor, stanmier, li( 
meiit In speech. 
Hesitation, n, 1. UncerttunCy, doubt, 
auspenaa, besltaiicy, vacllIatlDn. 
3. Faltering, slaninieriBg, diffloulty 

Het 



__jperian,a. [Poetiatl.] Weatem,oi 
EesperuSi ». Haapar, Tenna, evan 



Hesperiaii 



"Wieat-ij iCeddomyia 



Hessian-fly, 

destnictor). 
Heteroclite, a. Ictagular, anomalous, 

Heterodox, a. Heretical, not ortho- 
dox. 

Heterogfiiieitj, n. HarEBOQEKEOUS- 
Heterogejieaiis, a. Unlike, diBsimllar, 



dltrers 



HeteroseneousnesE, 1. Haterogen 
disBlmTlarlty, dlsslmmtnde, nnlSiei 
difference. 
Heteropathic, a. Allopathic 
Het«ropatliy, n. Allopathy. 



Hew dofWH, Fell, eut down, 
HezBliedral, a. Cubic, sis-sided. 
HexahedroD, n. Cube, ^x-s1dad flgure. 
Heydaf , ». f lOlic, play, exultation. 
Hiatus, «. Opening, gap, break, Inter- 



Hibernian, a. 
Htbemlan, n. 
HIbemlclsni, 



Irishism, Irish 



S. Abstcuse, recondite, mysterions, 
mystic, mysticid, dark, obacui'c. 
Hide, V. a. 1, 8eiiret«, conceal, eoTer, 



Skelter, cloak, screen, tsII. 

[iotD.] Flog, whip, beat, 

, B. 51. Ids Bd, lie concealed, be 

concealed, oonoea] one's self, Ua hi am- 
~ ' ke^ ana's self out of sigkt, be 



Trithi^ 



Ing, horrible, tetclMe, h 



]ia;g;ledy^l£Kledy, od- ICoiiomUal.] 
Confiieedft, dl9ordecly,nBlljnell, In dis- 
order, helt«r-Bkelter, topsy-turvy, at 



Higli, a. 1. Lofty, elevated, TAI:L, 
heaveTi-klsah^, of great altitude. 
a. Eminent, prominent, pre-eminent, 
tli^niaked, superior, e^iltcd, noble, 

Abstroee, reoondlto, ocoult, ob- 
cnre, dark, transcenilental, profound. 
4. Proud, haughty, arrogant, snper- 

a. :^t^tCul, ostentatious, bragging, 

a. OppteBBlve^ domineering, over- 

7. 'Violent, boisterous, turb'uleat, tu- 



dlgulHe 



9. Complet*, fifli. 

10. Dear, of great price. 

11, Acuta, aharp, ahrill, k^-toued, 



Hle:lir!ilutin,a. {Colh^nial.] Pompous, 
availing, Indated, turgid, tumid, bom' 
bastio,' pteteutlons, stilted, grandilo- 
Quent, declamatory, rhetorical, high- 
flowing, hlel-souudli^, BOphomorical, 
spread-eagle, Mgh-flown. 

Hl^h-Savored, a. Pungent, plqnant, 
higli-aeoeoned. 

Hieh-floivn, a. 1. Proud, haughty, 
iMly, aupei'cilious. 
a. Fxtravugont, turgid, bombastic. 



Slch-hand 
ffie, arbiti 



. ... bold,'daiii^, high-spirited. 
Hlgli-iDludeil, d. 1, Proniii, arrogant, 
kauglity, lofty. 

B. Ifoble, honorable, elevaled, mag- 
nanhuous, blgh-toned. 

a~~ hue£B, II. 1. Iioftiness, altitude, 
vatlon, balght. 



a. Acurencsa, sorumass, sua 
HlgA-prloed, a. Costly, dear, . 



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HIGH-PRIEST 1! 

Hisli-pi'ie$t,n. Chief priE«t. 
Hieh-reachingr, a- !• Bsachlng ap- 

lit Ajnbt^DQH, as^rlng. 

High-road, n. Higliway, pnlillc road. 

Hieb-solmal, n. School W the first 

etois), sfiailemy, aemlmuy, gTmiiaBium. 

Hlcli-geaBoned, a, f usgent, piquant, 

Hl^Bplrited, a. 1. Spirited, bold, 
^"' — '■■"' -metaed. 

htgh-splilted. 

Acute, sharp, shrill, 

>hle, Mgh-mlnded. 
t, B. ftood-mark. 






log, hiEL-mettied. 

, Proml, liigh-Btniiig. 

i-stranS) '^ Froua, 



High- 

HighwiQ', 
Hlslvw»r~ 



glvwaymaii, i 
lUldit, brlgonil, 
inUaw, highway 



freeliooter, n 



HigUL-- 



Tonglit, a. 1. Impetuoua, t 
"hn^aatio, inLpaat ' 



3. Higlily iinlHiied, nlGely elaborated. 
HIlarioiiB.a. Qfty,Jovlal, Jollyjoyfiii, 

Hilarity.n. Gajetj, mirth, merriment, 
joUity, jovlalty, joyouBneas, exhiiara- 
Uon, t^eerflilnesB, ^ee, lilzh Hpiiits. 

(onij, mountjtiBing gcound. 

Hat, (1. ' Handle Inf a twoi^). 
Hind, a. Bacli, hinder, posterior. 
Hind, ft. li Pemale d^ (qf the staff or 
red deer). 

dod-poll, biunpldn, down, jaon^iman, 
bogtrottei, alodliOTiper, oouutr^an. 

Hinder, a. Hind, bock, postfirior. 

Hinder, v. a. Fieve<i.t {taiigiorarUy), 
impede, obstruct, stop, Interrupt, re- 
tard, cheofc tliwajt. oppose, embarrass. 
"--■ — nee, «. _ [Wntten flleo ffin- 

^, Interruptien, 









I, depend, hang, be 



, Mule. 

Hint, V. a. Suggest, InUmate, In^nnaie, 
allude to, refer lo, hint at, glance at, 
Jnat menUon, give an inldlag of. 

Hint at, Suegert, bibt. 

Hint, n. InlfmaHon, suggeetion, inelu- 
nation, allusion, al^W menMon. 

Hip, n. Haunch. 

Hipped, la, [Oblloqiiial.] Melanchol;, 

Hlppleb, J l^rpochondciaeal, blue, de- 
jected, deprSBSSd, low-spirited, in low 

HippDpatamns, «. SiveT-horsa, sca- 



re, 11. Wages, Btipend, allowanoe, 

reling.n. 1. Mercenary, bheii soldier. 
a. ffli-ed aervant. 



Hit, V. a, 1. Stiilce, etiike againac 
a. Attain, reach, gain, win, eeoure. 
3. Suit, accdrd with, be confonuable 
1«, be Bnitable to. 
Hit, V. ». 1. OliuJi, collide, come in con- 
loot, atrlte fogether. 

3. Succeed, be SBCoessfiil, be crowned 
with soccesa, come off enccessfnl, carry 
Hie point, g^n the point. 
Hit,™. 1. Strafie.blow.oomaUin. 

S. Chance, venture, fbrtune, hazard. 

3. Happy remark, apt expresBloii, 

4. Lucky venture. 

Hit off, Imilote, personate, mimic, take 

off. 
Hit upon, Finij, discover, ^d out, fall 

apon, llgM upon. 
Hitch, J', n. GobjjeiliB, 
Hitch, V. a. Fasten, tie, attach. 
Hitch, II. 1. Catch, impediment, < 

stacle, kinder,' *--'- 



irk, jerking motion. 
'aat^ Knot, noose. 



r (JVai^.' 
Iier, ad. 



, „^ — , —^ 1 this nine. 

litherwaird, ad, Thia way, towards 

this place. 
IIve,n. l.Habitaaonofbees,bee-Mve, 



, , ... white,gray. 

Hoard, o. a. Store laareil))), deposit, 
sava, gamer, liasbnud, blve, ocCDmu- 



Hoarae, a. 1. Husky, raucous. 

a. Ifoi^, grating, harsli, 
Hoarseneas, R. 1. Husklness, rauclty. 

3. l:toughE]es3, haraknesa. 
Honry, o. Hoar, wMlfl, gray. 
Hoax. », Deception ijbr sp«H), ckeat, 

fraud, ImposltloQ, practical Joke. 
Hoax, V. a. Deceive IjoooielD], cheat. 

Impose upon. 
Hobble, V, n. Limp, halt, hop, waHc 



lobble, o. a. Fetter, kopple. 
lobble, n. 1. Limp, hiflt. 

oulty, strait, pickle. 



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Hobbly, 



. KOT^h (soi<2 f^ « road), un- 



Hobby,B. 1. Hobby-hoTBa. 

a. Favorite object, favorite pursuit, 
Hobbr-liorse, II. Hobby. 
EobjEoblln, n, Qobliu, spsDtie, sprite, 

frightful app^tlon, evil spiiit. 
HobBOn'a choice. That of Bothli^ no 

alteruHtiTe. 
Hoous-poons, n. 1. Jiuuler, trickster, 

impostor, clieoter, Bwiumer, sharper. 
9, Clieat, ji^le, liricli, dsception, 

imposiljou, imposture, delusion, deceit, 

aclMce, finesse, drcnmrenUon, oliouee. 
HodEe-padse, n. Medio;, l^iago, 

Jnmble, rnbiture, mieceUaoy, sabnv 

gundi, iiotch-potch, gailimnnfiy, olio, 

olla-poclrida. 
Hoe-clike, «. [P. S.] Johnny-calce. 

Hiig^sli,a. ll Bwinia'h, brutish, fiiOiy. 

a. Mean, selUeb, greedy. 
Hiw-nut, II, Pig-nut, broom Mclior; 
(^glaiis glabra). 



., Graspi dutch, clinch, 
-etain, bave, ocQni)y,ieep 



judge, esleem, caun^ a 



HoM,Vn. 1. Befl 




ilinue 


unbroken, not brenh, hot ^ve ivt 






nain, persist 


^iaat, 


3. Aiihere, cohere, eilng, stick, cleave. 


remain attached. 






4. Be dei'ived, di 
6. Think, bellev 






,1m of opinio 




6. Stand, be tru 


e, prove goo 


;hold 


true. 






Hold,!!. 1. Grasp 


gripe. 




3. Support, stay 






3. Footing, yantiwe^ronnd. 




4. ffort. oastle, tocttose, forafication. 


IbrUfied place. 







check, obstacle. 



). (ifrater.) Harangue, preach, speak 
iS good. Stand, be valid, be ti'ue, be 



in puUl 



able. 






Hold in, 1. {Aeti 

on, 1. {AatineS Continue, main- 
, keep up, pnsh forward. 
(Neuter.) CUng, eUch, hold &Bt, 
—vnoldof. 

S. (Vffuter.) CouUnue, remain, en- 
he steady, be 



duce, last. 



3. (ifeiuer.] Not yield, not be anb- 
lold one's own, Haint^n one's pe- 
loid one's tongue, I Be sUil, iieepstUl, 
iold one's peace { keepsileuoB. 
lold tt^etbeir, Kemain united, keep 
together. 
Iold up, Clear up, cease tafning. 



Holiday, ». t. Festival, anniveraary,. 

it. Day of amusement. 
Holiness, h. 1. Sanctity, piety, purity, 
devolian, devoutness, gMliness, telig- 

3. Dlvinenees, aacredneas. 
Holla, a. Shout, halloo, loud cry. 
Hallow, a. 1. Vacant, empty, void, 

a. lnsincei% tieHcherous, RiIes, taiOi- 
less, hypocritical, pharisaloal, decdt- 

3. Deep, low. nunbllng. 
Hollow, n. 1. Deplesslun, low spot, low 

a. Oailty, conoflvity, dapression, ex- 
GBvatlan, hole, cave, cavern, dent, dint, 
dimple, pit. ■ 



e, ciiannei, canal. 

Hollow, ok. ' ICoio-l wiioUy, complete- 
ly, utterly. 

Hollow-Iiearted, a. Insincere, false, 
false-hearted, HOLLOW. 

Holocaust, n. Bumt-olt^ng [toioliff 
eoniiunedl. 

Holy, a. 1. Pious, devout, reUgions, 
good, godly, saintly, epiiitual, pm-e, 
saint-like, heavenly-minded. 
a. Sacr^, conaacrated, hallowed. 



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S^t, Ths Spirit, Tlie SpMt of Ood, 
The Sauctlfler, S^t of TinUi. 
Holr Spirit, eEol"" — — 






. Blessed thieUe (Cto- 



fbiB EasCer. 
HoIyWr 

Soriptm 

Homagje, n. 1. fealty, allegtauc 
loynlty, fidelity. 

St Reverence, o1>eiasjico, reapeG 
dsferencfi, daty, service, lioaor. 
3. Cult, wonmlp. 
Home, It. I>Dmioile,dwelIlnB,realdenQ 

abode, place of abode, abiding place. 
Home, ad. 1, To one's liome. 
». Close, elnaely, potnteiJly. 



poigr 



. Native, natuF^, 



home-brad. 

Home-bred, l'. Native, natural, bome- 

lestio, not foreign, 
■olisbed, uncultivate 

_, contti, rude, plain. 

Home-felt, a. InwSiFd, private, heart- 
felt, deep, pioEiJnnd, deep-felt. 
Homelike, a. Domeetie, bomelf . 
Homeliness, ». Pialnnaua, coarseness, 

Homeli. «■ i-- Domestic, bornelike. 
a. Plain, coarse, uncomely, bome- 

*^s!Vgly,*M4ooking, of plain features, 
not Ixandsome. 
Home-made, a. Homespun, of domes- 

Homeslekness, ii. NosTAi.QU.. 

Homespon, a. 1. Home-made, of db- 
mesUc manui^tnie. 

S. Plain, coarse, homely, rufle, Inel- 
egant, unpoUsbed. 

Homicide, ». 1. Manslaughter, HUR- 

Hnm'iletlc, la. 1. Of homllieB of ser- 
Hoinlietioai, j mans. 

B. Uioiatory, persnadve. 
Homlletles, n. Art of preaching or 
sormoniziiig, art of dellveiing; homilies. 
Hoioii]', ». Sermon, lUscourse. 



■0119,0. 1. Oftheea 
HUB proporUon. 



same sonnd, q£ like pitch. 



lonest, .a. 1. HonnTable, repntaUe, 
credltuile, ii|tht, proper, aqnltable. 

s: Upiigbt, lirtoons, ooneoieatlaiuk 
Jnstu true, ^i, fiiitbful, trusty, truab- 



Jnst trne, ^r 

woFthy, as g>wd 

3. Encore, cai 






OFd. 



candid, frank. 

„,.., 1. Intt^ity, probiiy, up- 

, rlglitness, fairness, justice, virtue, 
eqnity, veracity, truth, truBllnees, 
IMthfiilneas, honor. 

iS. Sinceiity, candor, f^an^ness, plala 
dealhiK. 
Honey-oomhed, a. Alveolats, cellul^^, 

Honeysiiekie, ii. Woodbhic. 
Honor, n, 1. Kepntatlon, repute, fame, 
conslcieratlmi, esteem, ci'edit, glory, 

3. Dignity, dls^ction, elevaldon, 
h^ rank; dlsHngulshed portion. 

3. YeneraUon, nveiance, respect, 
bomage, dBfsreucs, dviUty, 

4. inteBrlty, piob1t7, honesty, mag- 
nanimity, hl^-mindeilnesB, nubleneBB 
of mind, ntaiuy virtue. 

5. Nice sense of right or Jusaee. 

6. Ornament, boaat. 

Honor, v. a. 1. Dignify, esalt, glotifj, 

spect, pay respect to, pay deference to, 



a. bprigh^ Just, SOQest, Isle, trust- 
worthy, trnBty, true, oonaelentions-vir- 

good as one's word. 
3. Keputable, creditable, eetimable. 



[^'mted' 



1. Blind, blindfold. 



conen, thol, ^efOol, trlDk, circumvent, 
overteacli, chouse, diddle, begnlla, im- 
pose upon, make a tool of, play a tl'iok 
upon, uulL wool over one's eyes. 
Hook, n. 1. Catcb, clasp, hasi-. 



Hoop, n. 1. King. 

S. fartliingule, crinoline, hoop-skirt. 
Hooper, It. Wild swan ((te""* /eras). 
Hoopln^-congli, n. [Written also 

Wfioopttiff-oouffh^J Oliln-cough. 
Hoop-skii'l^ It. Hoop, fOirtliingale, criu- 

BaDt,'v. n. ' Shout, yell, ory ont. 
Hoot, V. a. Execrate, denounce, hieS] 

cry down, cry out agalrrat, hoot at. 
Huot, It. Shout, cry, out*i^, yell. 
Hoot at, Hooi, cry oat agonist. 



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Hop, B. 11. 1. I-eap, liaund, jump, skip, 

• ^ liancB, trip. 
3. 1.tmp, bait, wt^k lamely. 
Hop, It. 1. Leap, bound, jump, spring, 

aifip, CiPBB. 

Hope, 11. 1. Trust, conMence, tcaUi, 
a. Expectftlion {rj^ eomeOtmg agree- 
abiej, Kniect^ice, imUdpatiaii. 

3. BeUaJioe, depandence, eiound of 
oontidence. 

Hope, B. a, Expect {seaieBdng agree- 
oSle), long for, libpe for. 

Hope, V, 11. aSuBt, expect, taliayB, in- 
(fulge or entertidu a hope, ibal ooulidout, 
reat assured, flatter one's self, be in 
hopee, lire In hopes, look on Uie blight 

Hope for, HOFE.loi^ftic. 
Hopeless, a. 1, l)esp!driug, deEpeTate, 

g. KemedilesB, Irremedlabls, Inonr- 

3. £npoeBUrle, ImprsclJcable. 
Hop-IioruJ ■ ' ' — 



Hoppevs, ^ ph Hop-scot^li, scoteli.- 

boppers. 
Hopple, V. a. Wetter {an ammolj, liob- 

Hoppiea.n. pi. Fetters (for atiimola). 
Hop-Bcotcb, n. Hoppers, scolcli-hop- 






ang [im 



HorjEontal, a. LeTol, paxallel to tb 

horizon. 
Satn.n. 1. Trnmpet. 



gai-pllie, gai-flsb, sea-plks, long-nose, 

J[ore-bill, BWord-nab, maOkerel-gulde 
Eiae beloae or Sfhae vulgetrii). 
jm of ploDty, Cornucopia. 
Hom-irike, n. Hobs-fibh. 
Hom-pou^ 1. Cat-flali, mud-pont, 

bnU-head (PimeloMa oaUttsj. 
Homy, a. Corneous. 
HorolDge, n. TtoLe-plece IqT ar^ leiadj. 



formidable, appSlli^, d!r«,TiorriCjW, 
borriflo, liatiwlng, dreadful, feaifnl, 
awful, hldeoaa.. 

8. Sbooklng, offbndTe, disgv '" 
revoltii^, lepoMre, odious^ dls 



tamiT n. 1. Fright, aflMgbt, 
fear, dieod, awe, torroi, diEmB 



lion, disgust, loadiing, hatred aaldp- 

athy. 
3. (Med.) Sbnddarlng^horripllatlon. 
Horrors, «, pi. [With The preflxod.] 

Delirium tremens, uahia a roTU. 
Hvrrar-Btmok, a. Dismayed, borriUed, 

terrified, appalled, frlgbteaed, piUilo- 

Hors de combat, [Fr.l Disabled,' 

of condition to flght. 
Horse, II. 1. SlEBD, 



8. Cavalry, horsemen. 
Horse-armor, n. Capiuieon,l}acd, tr^>- 

Horse-fly, n. Breesa, gad-fly. 
Horeefoot. n. Klng-otab, borse-st— 

hocse-ahoe crab (iisMiMis American 
Hoi-se-Jookey, )(. Joakey, dealer 

HoFSe-lansli, ». Gull^w, cacliinnati 

Horse-leecli, ii. Farrier, borsa-doo 

veterinarian, yeterluary sui^eon. 
Horse'iuaofeerel, n. 1. Boultc, albl- 

cote (r/iimmuB irulgaris). 
8. BlueUeh ( Temm&m sdUa^). 
HoreemaD, n. 1. Blder. 

a. Dragoon, CHASSBtrit, dievalier, 

cavalier, eguesCrlHU, muuuted soldier, 

borsa-aoldi™. 
Horsemen, 11. i>^ Cavalry, bcTsa, liorse^ 

Boldlets,(lra«oona,cha ' " — 

cavallera, equestrianB, jmimiLihi HL,iuu,La. 
Horse-shoe, K. Hing-crab, horeefoot 

(Limuias Amenca3»ie\. 
Horse-soldJ< 



^nltore, «. Qardenuig. 






b 1%)., 



Hose, n. Stockings. 

Hospitable, a, 1. Kind or attentive 
to strangers. 
a. Generous, Uberal, bountiful. ' 

Hospitality, «. Moapltablenesa, kind- 
ness to SUW^BTS. 

3. Army, legion, armed force. 

4. Multitude. 

Haslile,a. 1. Inlmical,u)tf[lendly,nar- 

8. Adverse, opposiee, contrary, repng- 

Hosmilies, n. pi. ^AS, irarfare. 
Hostility, 1. 1. Enmity, aalmosIlT, 



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HoBUer, n, Qroom, Btable-aervant, 
Hot, a. 1. Sumiog, fiery, suaUing. 
^. Truadbls, excitable^ impatuouB, 
pas^nale, liasty, Oholorlc, furtous, 

3. Ardent, veliEDient, fatvent, ^agfit, 
glowing, fljilmatetl, fervill, violent. 

1* Pungent, plqnant, sharp, ociid, 
biOng, peppery, Jiigli-HaToreil, UglL- 

~ " lied, a. Hor-i 



ble, 



illany, gaUliDaiilVy, 
iiui, ui«j, hodge-podge, O" ' ' 
L, oonfused suxtare. 

'headed, a. Violeut, r , . . . 
to, vehement, rnrlouB, passionate, liot- 

spiu-iif. Madcap, Mood, wild feUow, 
t-bci^ned fellov. 

iiid, n. 'Hog ifr the cliase), biuitlng 

ind, v.a. 1. Indte, urge, spue, aet 



Honrl, n. [Term <f i 
Hymph of Faradl^. 
Hourb', ad. 1. Every hi 
3. Kequently, eoiitlni 
Hoiue, n. 1. I^ibitatlon 



«. FlrD^ pattuetBhii 

mm, Gommerclal eetat 

!'. HotBl, Inn, tavern, plaoe of er 
at, publio honse 

. — ;_, — Burgiarj 

OORunltff^ at night). 
HoQBeliald, «. ' Family, house. 
HoiLSehald, it. Domefitlo, home. 
Hooeeliolder, n. Master of a Amllv. 
HoDse of correction. Prison, jail, 

bridewell, workbooBe, penitantinry. 
Bonse of Ood, Ohurcli, temple, meet- 

— - ■■ " --forship. 



Hooaenife', n. 
3. Huswife,* 


I. MlBtreBsofaftmlly. 
male economist, thrifty 

. Horse-ololh, saddle- 


3. bover5i«, proteca 
Hovel, H. Shed, iiiit, CO 
Hover, II. ih 1. Flatter, 

was, by wliat mode, by 
S. To what extent, (o 


on l/rom Ihe 
, cabin, mean 

"nnar, in what 



However, can}. Yet, etlfl, nerettbeleBB, 

bnt, Uiough, notwithalanding. 
Honl,». Cry(a8q)'ariD4i),yell. 
Howl,v.ii. 1. Cry(ajB<te0),yeU. 
a. Wail, hunent. 

Hotraoever, ad. However, in wlial«ver 

Hub.n. 'NaveliTttwAcs^. 
Hubbub, n. 1. Uptoar, clantoi', din, 
racket, hBUabalOD, aviAiABijaa, out- . 

8, Tumult, disorder, oonfuelOQ, dia- 

HirtbubbM," n. [Z™.] tiy, howl, 

liowiing, waillmf, ululaHon. 
- ; k [irk Swd of a Toad.\ 



fusion. 
Hnddle, v. n. Crowd, press tc«ethei in 

confoaioB. 
Huddl^ n. Crowd, tumult, disorder. 

Huddle ou. Put on in disorder, put on 

Hue, n. Oolor, hne, tint, tinge, ehade. 

Hueiesa, a. Colorless, uncolored, nn- 

tinged, flOhromatio, free from color. 
Huff, ». 1. Miff, pet, tilf, rage, paasioii. 
anger, ai^y m 



HulSsh, I a, [CWiogiiiai.] 1. Airary, 
Hulls, I petabuif 

St. Blustnlng.arri^ant, insolent, hec- 

Has, "- a. 1. Fmbraoe, daep. 

it. BetiUii, hold fast, clitig to, keep 
hold of. 
3, (JVffuj.) do near, keep dose to. 

Hog, n. Embrace, clasp. 

Hugre, 1. Vast, bulk;, eucrmoBe, im- 
mense, stupendous, gigantio, colossal, 
elephantine, HercuLeao, Cycl6peaa, 
very great, very large. 

Hiu;e:er-mug)j»a', n. [Line.'] Beoreoy, 

Hugsei^mi^ser, a. [Loa.] 1. Seoret, 
clandestine, s^. 
8. Mean, uniilr, base, oontempHble. 
3. Confused, disorderly. 



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Hum, V. a. Sing lit a low voice). 

Hnm, 11. Bnzz, buzzing sound. 

Haman, a. 1. Uan'9, of moo. 
a. Common to mankind. 

Homanef a. Kind, benerolenb, benig- 
nant, oI>Ug!ng,aoooinTiLodflit1ng, tendot^ 
^mpatlieUo, lUi^table, oonipaeslonate, 
dement, gentle. klnd-lieui«a, tender. 
Learted, good-lieaited. 

Humanist, ti. Student of polUe Ul«Ta- 

Humaiiitics, «.;>;. [With The pre&SBi.] 
Bolleu-lettCBS, polite literature, elegant 
lleeratuie. 

Humanity,!!. 1. Human nature. 

a. KlnUnees, benerolenee, Ijanignity, 
philautliropj, tenderness, Bjmpatli)', 
cliacity, kfrnl-liemtedness, fellow-feel- 
ins, good nature, milk of human klnd- 

Hmnanlze, l^ £!. 1. Soften, make bu- 

2. CiTllize, cultivate, refine, pollflh, 
Impvove, enlighten, euncate, rcelium 
from baibislBm, 

sumiug, unpretending, unobtrn^ve, 
lowly, aubmtBsise, not proud, not 
haViSUKf, not airoeant. 
9, Low,. not lilgn, not great. 

Humble, v. a. Humiliate, ebame, mor- 
tify, deerade, crneji, break, subdue, 
Bnab, Bbaeb, make osliomed, bilng 
down, pat down, take down, put out 

^of eonntonaBce. 

bumblebee, n. Bumblebee. 

Humbleness, n. HuniLITT. 

Humbug, n. [CoUoquial^i !■ Impo^- 
Hon, in.noBtBre,tetdi, deception, fi^and, 
trick, elieat, gammon, doflge, gonge, 



9i Charlatanry, oharlatanlsm, quack- 
ery, mummery, cant, hypocrisy. 

3, ImpoHtoF, oharl^lan, ouock. 
Humbug', V. <l. [CoifoqaialJ] I>eoeiTe, 
cheat, cDzsn, swindle, trick, hoax, be- 
fool, dkblle, Chonse, Impose upon. 

stupid, wearieome, tiresome. 
HnmlH, a. Wet, moist, damp, dank. 
Humidity, n. Hoistnre, dampneas. 
Humiliate, V. a. Humble, mortify, 

down.' ' ' 

Hnmiliatlen, n. 1. Condescension, 

reelgnailon, submission, 
a. Humility, meeknesa, 

lowUnoBB, lownesB, snbmis.. , ,^.^, 
3. Abasement, self-abasement, Eelf- 

denlal, moi-tiUcalion. 
Humility, n. Humbleness, meekness^ 

aubmlBEUveness, lowllneas, modes^, 

diffidence, nelf-abasement. 
HuiulTie,f(. {C/iem.) Humlc'acld. 

3. Temper, diapOHltlon, hant, bias, 
Tefn, propensity, predilection, turn of 
mind, i^ame of mind. 



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vagary, erotcbet, i 

6. Pleasantry, facBtlousneBS, jocose- 
ness, jocularity, kindly wit. 
Hnmor, v, a, 1. Indulee, gratify, give 

Z. Favor, suit tke nature of, meet 
file requirements of. 
Humoilat, n. Wag, wit, Joe MUler, 
droll fellow, funm fellow. 



droll fellow, funm fellow. 
[iimOEDUB, a. RicetlouB, Jocnlar, jo- 
cose, droll, funny, sportive, comical, 
witty, pleasant. 

Inmorsome, a. 1, Petulant, peevish, 
snappish, waspish, crusty, captions, 
perverse, wayward, cross-grained. 

S. CapriclDDS, whimsical, faui^ful, 
fitful, fantastic, odd. 
Inmpbaeft, n, X. Crooked bai*. 

S. Unnchback. 
lump-backed, a. Hunch-backed. 
luuclt, 1. Humpi protuberance, knob. 



3, [O^iaquUU,] 
piece, thick slice, 
Hune- 



hunlt, large 
a. Puneb, pnek, shove, jos- 
HnnipbEuJE. 
Hundred, «. C'entur; 



f^fl^y. 



hS'S 



iker,n. 1(7.5.1 Con: 



a.uiiiu,>>. i^iser, nl^^^vi, CI 
codger, ll(*penny, sklniiii.., -, 
Borew, muckworm, sordid wretch. 



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, Blight, 



, flespatoh, 



,, iraory.Bli 

m^ or posh 

Huiryt "■ "■ 1- Ast precipitately, l>a In 
aflntteMreinaflucEj-. 

8, Haats, basten, move qnlcHy, be 
in liaste, be qnlok, lie In n iinrry, make 
liHate, laend one's pace, lose no time, 
lose not a momBnt, wing one's way, 
ualce tlie bast of one's way, erowd sail, 
clap spun to one's Ivnse. 

Hnrry, n. 1. Freclpltation, flurry, flut- 
teT, ^UntioDj confnslon, bustle, psrtuT- 
bftHon, borry-skuny. 

S. Haate, (tespati^ celerity, quick- 
ness, prompUtoae, espedlUon. 

Hmry-flirarrj, n. lOoUognird.] Flutter, 
flurry, agitation, oonfusiDn, &urry. 

Hurt. V. a, 1. Ijijure, barm, damage, 
mar, Impair, do liarm to. 
a. Pain, wound, bIto pain to. 

Hurt, B. 1. HaiTii, injury, damage, det- 
riment, mIscMef, dlsadTantage. 
a. Wound, brulsa. 

HnrtfDl, a. Iiijurlous, detrimental, 

noxloua, buieiul, pr^Ddlclal, Clisad- 
Tantageoua, bormfnl, bsJelUl. 

Hnsluuid, n. Spouse, married man. 

Husband, v. a. Save, economize, spend 
fussily, manage with frugality. 

HuBliBn(liua&, ». Agrloulturlst, farm- 
er, Uller of the ground, cnltLvalOr of 
the soil. 

HuBlMuiiarr, n. 1. Agrioulture, tom- 
ing, tlUaee, geopoilcs, cultlYatlon ol 
tbs soil. 

a. Fn^ality, tiirlll, i^omesUc econ- 
omy, management of domagUc affldrs. 

Hnsb, B. a. Still, silenoe, ealm, qiilet. 

Hush, iafet^. Silence, wblst, lie still, 
keep qnlet, maks no nolsa. 

Hosli-money, n. Blaokuajl, bribe 

Husk, It. Bind, hark, hull, glume. 



HnslCT. <(.' i. Dry, BlTclvelle^. 

S. Moarsa, rongb, rancons, harsh. 
Hnssai, n. IJabt-armed driven. 

OaiSeTv^. Push, josUe, justle, elbow, 
crowd. 

HDBwJib. 1, HouESwIfe, female econo- 
mist, thrift; woman. 

HnawiftOj, a. Tlulfty, frugal, econom- 



ot, cabin, shed, hovel, pool 
lean dwelling. 

1. Cheet, coftfer, bin. 

{as JiiT rabbits). 



3. [MUmg.) Bosf/or 
Huzza, hiien. Hurrah. 
Huxza, n. Shout, halloo, 1 



Hyaline, a. Glassy, ciystalllne, trans- 

Hytdoid, a. (Anat.) VltrlfOrm. 
Hybrid, n. Mule, mongrel. 
ByT)rid,a. Mongrel. 
HydrB^ n. 1. IMyth.) Many-headed 

e. Spectre, hobgoblin, ogre, Qorgon, 
l>lkbetlT, FOEBK, BITQABOO, Irighbfiil 
oljiect, raw head and bloody hinieB. 

Hydrant. R. IMecbarge-plpB IJrota tAe 
ma^ t^ an aqve^ad], water-plag. 

HydraTg;yraiii, )(. Blereuiy, qnlokall- 

Hydrat«,ti. Hydro-oilde. 
HydraiiUc presg, Bramah press, hy- 

HydrauUo ram. Water-ram. 
Hydroceplialos, «, Dropsy of the 

Hydroolilonite, ». Muriate. 
Hydroohlario aold. Muriatic add. 
B^drocjBJlIc add, PruBtdc add. 



Hydropathtet, «. Water-doctor. 
Hodpnpatliy, ». Water-oare. 
Hydrophobia,!!. (Med.) Oaidnemad- 



Dropsy of the 



Hydroptlialmy, ) 

Hydrostatic press, Bramah press, hy- 

Hydrosulpliiuic add. Sulphuretted 

Hydrous, a. Watery. 

SJ, colli, (Mlll^. 
Hyena, is. Tiger-wolf. 
Hy^ia, «. IMntli.) Qoddeaa of health. 
Hygiene, n. Hygienics, edence of 

Lealtb. 
Hygienics, 11. Hygiene. 
Hymen, li. (JBj/rt.l Giod of marriage. 
Hylobftto, B, GlbSon, long-armed ape. 
Hymeneal, «. Hymenean, marriage 

Hymeneal, n. Nuptial, connnbial, mat- 
rimonial, bridal, conji^at, oonJUOIAL. 
Hymenean, n. Hymeneal, marriage 

Hymn, n. Song {qf ;praise), deyotlonal 

song, spiritual song. 
Hyoid bone, [AiuU.) Bone of the 

Hyperbaton, n. (JOiet.) InTCrBion, 

transposition of words. 
Hyperbole, n, fEliet. ) Exaggeration. 
Hvperboreas, a, 1. Most nordiern, 

&r nortli. 
a. Very cold. 
H:rperoritica1, a. OTer-crlHoal, oap- 



Hypererlttolsm, 
"Tinolic, r "- 



S^noUs, a. Soporific, , 

Jpnotlc, n. Narcotic, 
yne, opiate. 



Hypnotism, n. ^ . — — =«- 

Hypoohondrla, n. {Med.) Melah- 
CHOtY, spleen, vapors, depresBlon, de- 
jection, hypochonrirt""" Ini-onlvlfo 



ipineSB, lethargy. 
' Wed.) Melah 

i, low sphlM. 



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Bvpoclioiidrlac, n. Seflk-sorro 

^pocbondi'lafi, ) spleneti( 

pirltad, dejected, depteEsed. 
HypOEhondriasis, )(. tMed.) MslMi- 



HlpocriBy, n. 

Ism., sanctlmoTU 
sseamed aietj. 

Z. T^eSmaiaUoa, dac^C. decepUoit, 
imposture, pretenf " "''" — """ 

Bypo'crite, II. 1. I 

pfeUBt, religionist, a 

8. Diseemblei', rteceiver, impostor, 

pretender, cheat. 
H jpocrlUc, I o. 
Hypooritloal, J 



OBlucero, false, hoi- 
'rimaiy rocks. 



a. Person, paraonallty. 
8. Frlncipla, elemeni. 

Hypothecate, v. ■«. Hedge {as iMp, 
fieighi, carga, *<j., wUhiMt aeliixry), 

HypotliesiB, n. Supnosifion, theory. 
Hypetbetlc, la. Conditional, tliat 
Hypothetical, j intolvea an hypothe- 



Bysteria, «. 

Hysteric, 

Hysterical, 



{Med.) Hyatarica. 



iBjnbic, rt, 1. Iambus. 

Ibei, «. Stein-bon ICo^t 

Ibidem, rul. [Li] In Oi. 

Ice, ». 1. FroBSn water. 

8. Concreted sugar, Ic 



Iceland spar< (Mcaraous apai, oryslal- 

tol. ' 

IChuograpliy, n. Ground plan, hori- 

IcIiior,n. l.(i%ti^) BloodoftheOods. 

Iclionnis, a. Serous, watery, thin. 
Ichttiyvcol, i n. lelnglaBs, flsh-gluo, 
loHtliyooaUa, j OARLOOK, 
Iclnc, n. Frostily, concreted sugar U&r 

cotuatff ca^y 
Iconoclasm, fi. Ima^e-brealiing. 
loonoeiast, ». ImOEe-breaJiei. 
Iet«ni(>,n. (Hed.) Jaunaice. 
1, Glacial. 



It. Cold. chiUlne, &oety. 

S. I'rteld, iodiaetent, oc 

Idea,n. W^tAePlatiBtvi phUosiph!),^ 



eai, opld-heiurtcd. 



ArobetypB [oonMiwedqi'iM exMmgfrom 
elemiljlj, pattern, model, exemplar, 
form, esaBuca (oiminim to monp huU- 
viduol Snags and T^avtenled by a geu- 



4, TmpTeEsion,appreheD3lon,ihoi^ht, 
onoy, coEoeit. 

5. Opinion, beUef, supposition, Jndg- 



IdcBl, I __, 

model otpecfeotlon. 
Ideality, n. Imagination, 

Idem, [L.] The some. 



eiituy. 



le and the same, exaoEly tbe 

-tdiflirent. 

V. a. 1, Prove to be idenlioa], 

be the same, ascertidn to ba 

l!9 identioai, regard as one, oon- 

c. w. Become Identical, be tlie 



Identity, n. Sameness. 

Ideol<«y< "^ Metapliysios, peychoiogy, 
pnanmatology, mental philosopliy, s3- 
ence of tHe minfl, science of ideas. 

Id est, [I..] That is. 

Idioorasy, n. Peculiarity, idiosyncrasy, , 
peculiar temperament. 



Idiom, n. t. Feonli^ mode a 
langsage). 



lis lo/ a-tangaage), character- 
istic quality. 
3. IHalect. 
Idiomatic, la. Pecallac ias respa.l'' 
IdiouLatlcal, > onsfTtlode^fei^eBstoii} 
IdlosyDorasy, «. Peouliartly [qf eon- 
itiluHaitj, iaiocrasy, peculiar t«mpera- 



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MIe, a. 1, Unemployed, n 
unbDsied, inactive, 

2. Indolent, lazy, eloth^, slng^sh, 

3. Vacant, unnsed. 

4. Useless. lnotfectiuiI.booC1oBS, fruit- 
leea, anavailli^, vain, faUie, abortive. 

fi. iTl&ing, trlviu, unimporlant, 
troBb;, fooiffli, nnproiLtabla. 
Idle awftyt "Waste, spend in idleness. 
Idler. «. Drone, sluggaiii, la^ard, 
lonneer, dawdler, trlilei, doodle, elon- 
back, ineillGlflnt perscm. 
Idol, K. 1. Pagan deity, ftUse god. 
a. f aJslty. 

3. Fayoilte, pet, darling. 
IdaliKber, B. 1. Worshipper of idols. 
■*, Adorer, grey.tr'*-"^'-^- 
atoy, «. 1. Wo 
i. I^Lcesslva lovt 



Idolatoy, «. 1. Worship of idols. 



L. D^fy. 



WUk)' 



[^aie,ei 



Ignot-le 



JenoB 



iiomiiay, n. Dislionor, disgrace, iUs- 
a^dlt, disrepute, sliame, intEuny, oblo- 
juy, contempt, opprobiium, odium, 



IgnOTi 



terea, uarli. 



a, (ikuc.J 



le slielf, Md on t^ bi 



Idolize, V. a 

Idfl, n. 1, Bucolic, edc^ue, pastel 
pastoral poem. 
8. Siiott poem (Mgftiii wroaglit). 
If, conj. 1. Suppose Itiat, ndmlttiag 
that, allowing t^at. 
a. Wlieaier. whether oi 
Igneous, o. Fiery. 
lenlB l^tnus, [L,] Jack-wlth-n-lantera, 1 
T.... . '— '^cn, 'Will -with -tlie-wisp, 



HI, ad. 1. Badly, not well. 
3. Witlx diffioiilt^, !iot easily. 

ni^advlsed, a. Injndidoas, unwise, 
imprudent, ridicnlous, absuid, foolish, 
iU-Judged. 

niation, n. Inference, dedocUou, con- 
clusion. 

lUatiTe, a. Inferential. 

Ill-bred, a. Impolite, nndvil, iincoui- 
teous, disoourteons, unoomtly, nnpol- 
ished, uncouth, rude, ill-behaved, 111- 

Ill-breedlns, »' ItDpclitsness, inciv- 
ility, rudeness, discourtesy, 111 man- 

lUeeal, a. Unlawful, Illicit, unlicensed. 
IllegoUty.n. Unlawfnlnees, lliicitness. 
nibble, a, Uniendsliie, sot readable. 
lUeeititnate, a. 1. Unlawfidly begoi- 



Ijpilte, v, n. Kindle, i^e fire, catch 
ebdan, vu^r, untitled, 
isslgnUloant, ' mean, 



aekless, unlucky, unfor- 
Ugly, liomely, pl^o. 



, itulance, fcstiness, lll-tempct. 
Illiberal, a. 1. PMdnionluus, stingy, 
misetly, niggardly, peODiiODs, uiigen- 

close^lose-tlBted. 



Dishonorable, dla- 



t of knowl- 

ininstrticted, 
u»bL«u, untaught, 
I,, liiltetate, unlet- 

re of, unacguajnted 

Igiiore, fi. a, 1. Itegard as nnknown, 

ipugniie, not tate into aocount. 
"■— ■ ^t^ect, set aside. 

a. WJLJted, wrong, Iniquitous, naugli- 
3. IndiBposed, ailing, unwell, eiolt, oa 



unlettered, unlearned, untaught, igno- 

Moroseness, sulIennesB, 

'.^.-'■-leBs, OFOssnssB — 

3, bad temjiOT. 



ll'looiilns, a. Ugly, homely, plain, 

lii-favored. 

U-mannered, a. Impolite, nncivil, 

iinpolislied, .uncouth, rude, iii-ljehavea, 
ill-bred. 

ll-natnre, n. 1. Malevolence, unMnd- 
ness, hatred, enmity. Ill-wiil. 
a. Moroseiiess, sullenness, ill-temper, 



;ni'ed, a. 



L. Malerolent. 



oblong, nnfrlendly, unanilnble. 
:. IVfoTose, sullen, snlky, cross, churl- 
, cr»bi;ed, sour, perverse, waywaid, 
isty, petulant, erosE-gralned, tU- 



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niness, n. Diseaee, ^knese, ludlspo- 
utimi, ollli^, allmeDt, complaJnC, dis- 



lla<^Q% Incorrect, un 
InGonseqiieiLcef incon 



order,' aistem't^ 
Dlogical, a. % 
InuaaeEaiient, f. 

ni-propoi 



m-proTtded, a. lU-tundshBd, ecsoljl; 

anppUsd. 
ni-gpeat, a. Wasted. 
ni-atarred, a. Utilmjty, lacUaas, nn- 

Girtnnate, ill-liiteit. 
m-temper, n. Moiosenees, ill-hat- 



ni-i 



mpered.tt. MoroBS, JtL-KiTOKBD. 
med, If- Unseasonable, untimely. 
— J. — inappofdte, irrelevaut, oat 



of ploe.. 
m-tu-eat, c. a. Maltreat, Injure, abnsa, 

m-use. 
m-tnrn- B. 1. Unkind act. 

8. (Otdoqaiai.] Slight lllnesa. 
UlDde, V. a. Mock, Seaiive, dieappoint, 

ninmluate, V. a. 1. Snllglil^n, Ula- 
mine, Dlnme, supply with l^lit. 

3. Adom wltli lights (as a /mUdbi^/j, 
light ap. 
3. Adorn with colored letters. 
ninmlne, V. a. Sid^ten, lltumlDate, 

illume, supply with i^t, 
lUuslon, li. Delusinu, halliwinaUon, 
deceptJon, error, Cillaor, modiery, 

mndve, j a. Deceptlre, deceitful, de- 



lve, j. 
«i-y.) 



a. IUusi)rative picture- 
Illustrative, a. Ejipliuintory. 
llLustrious, a. ]. GloriooB, splendid, 
bcililant, btiglit, radiant. 

Z. Facooiis, filmed, noted, distln- 

gnlBhed, renowned^ gelebrotcd, con- 

^cuouB, eminent, signal, remarkal>le- 

ni-wlll, II. Malevolence, uiikinuncio. 

enmity, Itatred, rancor, nnckaritable- 

Image, R. 1. Statne. 

Z. Idol, otjeot of worSliip. 

3. Ukeness, effigy, i^ule, shnilitiuli 

tesemblanoe, pieture, reprf"-'''" 

an olaeot Ireal or/aimied), 

4. Trope, i^orative expression. 
Image, v. a. 1, Form on image of. 

Ht IMAGINE, fancy, pictiu^. 
Imoieecy, n. 1u PmtntGsm, phant 
Ti^on, dieuti, t^dful forms. 

5. I'copea, flgnres of speech, flgi 
tiTO language. 

Imagtitable, a. Ooncdvable. 
EmagtiMUy.a. VMonary, ideal, Eincied, 



id™o? 



IMMANENT 



^iciiU, chimerlooJ, dreamy, unreal, 
shadowy, wild, QnissUc, Uloplan. 
I]Dag:liiaUon, n. Conception {'usiited 
with, the JlKuUff cf ramSibb^g {iJeiu 
so as to/prmofleBJOrMrfisnl, invention, 
idaalitj, FAKCV, creative power, plasHo 

IniaglnatlTe, a. InTentlve, creative. 

Imagine, v- a- 1* Conceive, Im^e, 
fiiiicy, picture, pictiu^ to one's self, Cg- 

%. Tblnk, appreiiBUd, anppoaa, be- 
lieve, deem. 

3. Devise, contrive, plot, scheme, pro- 
ject, frame. 
Iiuoffinb H. ». Suppose, think, opine, 
fanoy, dream, take It into one s head,. 



. Dotard, feeble person. 
-■iness, feeblenai 

[ileasneffl. 

dieknees, idioc 

Imiilbe', f. a. 1. Absorb, take In, snck 
ij. Keeeive, gatlier, acquire, gi^, get, 

Imbltt«r, V. a. [Written also SmUlter,] 

1. Make liitter, 

^ Make uuliappy or grievous. 

3. £xaspsmte, luailden, etu'see. 
ImboaDm, t>. a. 1. Hold in ttie bMom. 

UnbTuelio, '■a. [It.] 1. Intricate plot. 
3. (Jompiloatlon, eomplexity, entan- 
glement, embarcaBsingHituatTon. 

Imbrnte, v. a. Brutlfy. 
Imbue, V. a. 1. 1'Inge, dye, Btain, tint, 
tinotni-e, color, 
a. Impi-egnate, inoculate, Infuse. 
Imitate, v. a- 1. Copy, Iblunv, pattern 

a. Mimic, ape, mock, personate, 3m- 
peciwnate, take ulf. 
3. ParnJy, travesty, turn into bur. 

^. Pamdy, ti'avesty. 
Imitative, a. I. Imitatir^, copying. 
8. Mimicking, a^dug, apish. 



. Copyist 



1. SpotlesE 



nspotted. 



atahdesB, unsullied, unsoileil', untainted', 
nnblemlahed, untarnished, uudeliled, 
dean pnre. 
S. Innocent, guiltless, Binless, fitnlt- 

immaneace, n. InliereTtce, indwell- 



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IMMATEEIAL 



IMPASSIllILlTr 



.i lucorporea], 



ImiaaterialW, V». SiilrituaUty, in- 
Immature, a. l'. Unilpe, ccaue, ereen, 



Imniaturenesg, )»■ Unripeness, ocflde- 

Iinmaturlty, 1 naaB,ermilty,l- 

j)letenaas, gi'eenneea, rawness. 
ImmeHsnnible, a. lUimitaUe, limll' 

Imuiedlate, a. 1. PmninMtB, dose. 

8. IMteut, without othar ^aney. 
3. liiBCantaiieoue, limtant, preaent. 

Immeilialfil;, (Ul. 1, Ciosel^, p!<ai 

9, Lnrectly , wtthont any InteErentJon . 
3. Instaney. ihsiahtbKj ftirtliHiUi, 

jaBb now, without dahiy, this moment. 
Inunemorlal, a. Beyfflid memory, that 

OMUiot be remembered. 
Iminenae, Qi 1. Illimitable, bounilless, 

nnbounded, unlimited, measurelBBS, 

3. Vast, enormous, prodlglouB, liage, 
siganiia, colossal', Cyclopean, K'^"*- 
lean, very great. 
Immensity, «■ 1. Infinity, Infinitude, 



it. Involve, engage, absorb. 

Immersion, ». 1. Dipping, pin 

a. Engagement, absorption. 

3. (^slmn.) Disappsantncs, c 

Immesh, v. a. Entangle (as 

lmmetUudI«al,a.' Unsyslamatlo, irreg- 

nlor.Tmmetlioaioal, oonfuaed, deeultoty, 

dlBordsrly. 
ImmetlioOlcally, (uC Irregi 

faeedly, pellmeU, helter-skell 
Iiumlueiit, a. Inipendine, tb 

impendent, near at hancC 
Imiultlsable.a. Hot to be mitigated. 



, — Wicked, vicionB, slnftil, 

unprincipled, dishonest, ui^uflt, de- 
praved, corrupt, profligate, dfesolute. 

mmoraltty, il. WKksdneea, vice, 
aln, dishoassty, depravity, corruption, 

*, at prim^"'- 



profligaey, v 



ever-living, (mperlaliable, fncomiptiWe, 
anftuJin^ tadestmctible, enduring, 

2. Eternal, eveiiastliig, endless, 

petual, ceaseless, "*'~~ 

Immoptallty, «. 

li. :^petuiti 



idlng. 



Perpetidty* "n 



mortaUze, B 



, exempthm fn>m 
1. Exempt ftom 
EC everlastli^. 



^. Steadikat, unshaken, unalterable, 
utiuhangeable. 
S, {Law.) Beal. 
[mmunity, fl. 1. Freedom, exemption. 



erty, ohaiter, ftandilse. 
Eniniure, v. a. 1, (Confine, shut up. 

H, Imprison, incarcerate, 
[mmntabljlty, li. TJneliai^eableneEB, 

invoriablenese, invariability, constancy, 

parmanonce, stability. 
Immutable, a. Uachangaable, Invarl- 



coTllsion, shock. 



liitempeiats. 
ImmoileAtf a. 1, Indelicate, Indecent, 

sliauielees, Indecorous, gross, coai'sc 
S. Impur^ obBucnOj smutty, lewd, 

unchaste, tltmy. 
Immodesty, ». 1. Indecency, indeco- 

^ iinpmlty, obscenity, lewdness, un- 
chastitj, emuttiness. 
Immolate, v. a. Sacrifice, ofi^ up, 



3. 'Weaken, enfeeble, enervate. 
Impalpable, o. 1. Intangible, very 
^-- --' palpable, not to he felt, n.it 
.,le by the touch, 
[perceptible, shadowy, unsuli- 

ImpBit, V. a. 1, Give, grant, bestow, 

^, Oommunicate, divulge, disclose, 

Impartial, it. Unbiassed, unpr^iullced, 
disinterested, ennlEable, Inst tale, lion- 
— Me.eTen-lumdef" 

, JuatJuc, la 
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IMPASSIBLE 



Impassible, a. TmpasdTC, InEcnsiMe, 
Incapable uf HUfferiiig. 

Impa^lonedf <t, PaaeioiiatB, vCbc 
jmpetuoufl, elmvlng:, iutenseT e] 
animated, IbFvid, fervent, zealona, 

Impassive, a. Impassible, Inaen^ble. 
Impatience, n. 1. Slsquietnile, lest- 

leasneas, nueaaineas. 
iS. Veliemence, impetuieitr, Imste, 

ea^emcsa, prcd^tation. 
Impatient, 1. 1. Tlnqaiet, nneasy, 



Impawn, V. a. Fledge, pawn- 
Impeach, V. a. 1. Accnae, charge, J 
. diet, arraign, orlmlnita. 

is. Ceneuie, denounce, coll in qar 

tion. 
Impeachment^ n. 1. Acensatlon, I 

dfctment, cltai^e, ona^nmEnt, ciimi 

a. Censnte, blame, Tepraach,lmputa- 
Impeooability, n. ShJeaaness. 



Impede, n. a. Hinder, Dl»txuct, al.^, 

clog, check, retard, delay, interrupt, 

Ihwart, restrain, WoeJt. 
ImpeOlment, n. Hinderance, obstruc- 

tloii, obstacle, check, bar, difficulty, 

stumbling-block. 
Impel, V. a. J, Diiye, push, urge, 

in motion, press on, urge focwaril. 
e. Induce, mDTe,,persuade,hiane 

instigate, incite, aetnate, sat on. 



Dupendent, a. Imp 

Ing,' Imminent, near 
Impenetrable, 0. H< 



3nd[i^, threats 
t to be penetrated, 



be pierced. 

Impenlten<3e, ) n. Obduracy, baldness 
Impenitenc;, ( of heart, Beared con- 
Impenitent, a. Unoontrile, nnrepent- 
ant, obdnrata, hardened, seared, loat, 
recusant, relentless, graceleaa, shame- 
less. Incorrigible, irreaal — '^'- 
Imperative, a. 1. Com 
tboritative, peremptory.' 
S. Blndii^, obligatoiy. 
Imperceptllile, a. 1. IiHlsibla, undis- 
cemible, not lo be perceived. 
2, Bine, minute, very amalL 
biperfect, a. 1. DefecUve, Incomplete, 
fiiultT, not entire, 
a. ^eak, frail, errln j. 



IMPLICATE 



[mperinl, a. Kingly, regal, royal, sor- 

impei'long. a. IHctatorlal, magisterial, 
domineering, tyrannical, despotic, over- 
bearing, lordly, liai^hty, arrt^ant. 

Impei'isliable, a. Indestructible, ever- 
laatlng, unfading, eternal, perennial, 
Immortal, never-ending. 
mpenueable, a. Impervious, Impeiia- 
tral>le. Impassable. 

Impersonate, v. a. 1. Personate, 1ml- 
■^ mimic, mock, take otr. 

mate. Invest witb peiaonali t y. 

Impersonation, n. Incamntinn, bodily 
— iuilestalion, investment withperson- 



[>ertine 



relev 



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the matter 






ality.^^ 

8. KodeneBS, intruelyeneBS, 1^.1...- 
dence. Insolence, Incivility, saneinees, 
forwardneBB, boldneBa, piwumptlon, 
eflhmtery, pertneBB, assurance, iluie, 
front, broBB, oaxBS, brazen Dice. 
mperUnent. a. l. Irrelevant, inan- 
poaltfi, not applicable, not 

not pertaining tc "■ 

not pertinent. 

». InWuBlve, meddling, offlolons, In- 
solent, rude, impudent, saucy, tbtivard, 
pert, bold, m^apert, unmannerly. 

ImpeTtnrbabllity, «. Calmness, eool- 
nesB, composure, callectednees, equa^ 
nimlty, placidity. 

ImpevtDTbable, a. Cahn, cool, com- 
posed, unmoved, nndisturbed, tcanauU, 
unruffled, collected, placid, Inexdtable, 
sedate, not to bo disturbed. 
mpei-vious, a. Impermeabla, Impene- 

mpetuoBlS^, Vahemeoiee, violence. 



[eclpitancy, precipitation, Imete. 



Impetus, ft- Iv 



Iri-elfglc 
Tty.. 



ungodllnea 

. , _.._lght60uaroBi, 

Iniqally, unbollneas, prolin- 



Iinpin|j;e, v. n. Strike, hit, fall against, 
strike against, dash. agi^nBt, clash 
upon, ccUlde ^th. 

Impious, a. Iccavarent, ungodly, liifr- 
ligious, blnsphemous, wicked, sinful, 
nnrigliteouB, unholy, IqIquIIous, pro- 

ImplacabUlty, b. Malice, vlndfcHve- 
neas, rBncor,lnexorableneEs, relentloss- 
nesB, erueltj. 

Implacable, a, Mi^done, vlndietive, 



auie, cri 

Implant, u. a. 'l. Engraft, 

^"a! Snafli, Infttsa, Inculcate. 
Jmplement,9V. Instrument, 

Implicate, o. a. 1. Infold b..«i 

3. Involve, make parUdpatei 

to be concerned, bring Into " "~ 



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IMPLICATION 



L Implied, Inferred, i 

_. red, nnlieeHotlng, fi' 

andoubtliig, ateaaCast, nnsbaken. 



Imijy, w. a. Involve (at a amsegnence], 
include [A^ in^Uoattoaj, import, ^nify, 

ImiHiIltTi "- Imprudence, IndlBoretton, 
folly, bid poliDf ■ 

ImpolltA, a, LmdTil, uncoarteane, dis- 
eourteous, unpollBlied, rude, ni^ ' 
manly, roug;b, liooclMi, savage, 

InipolJtlG, a- Imnmdent, li^Judiclona, 
indisoteet, ill-advised, Ul-Jndeed, 

Imnnrous, a- Close, compact^ dense, 
solid, tiioiout pores. 

Import, - -^ . 

'vm all ,. 

iL Imply, denote, purport, slgniiy, 



ifiwn atrroad). 
%. 7 — '■■ 

3. Concern, be of Importance to, be 
of caiiBequBuce to, be ol^interest to. 
Import, n. 1. Signiiicaliou, meaning, 
purport. Import sBuae, drift, ^t, spirit, 
boivrlng, tenor, intantioii. 
a. Imparted mecobandise. 
3. ImpoilSHce, consequence, ndgbt, 
moment, ^nlUcance. 
Importance, h. Consequence, w^lit, 
moment, i^nlfioaiice. Import, concern. 
Important, a. Weighty, momentoua. 

Save, eeriouB, mateclaJ, ^gnlUcant, of 
Lportance, of moment, of gieat 
w&Lgbt. 
ImportaUoD, «■ 1. ImpoTllng. 

a. Import, Illet^^llandlse imported. 
Importunate, a. Urgent, pertlnaclons. 
pces^ng, l«aaing, busy, eacnestly 

Importune, f. a. Press (ftp ea^eiUj)), 

ui^ (iy repeated reqiieati), beset, en- 
. treat, dun, eolicit earnestly. 
Importanitr, "■ Entreaty, nrgeney, 

insistence, pisflsl^ solicltauon. 
Impose, V. a. t. Fnt, la;, set, place. 
8. Presorllie, enjoin, appoint. 
3. OMmde, palia, i^BS oS. 
Impose on, ( Deoefve, cheat, 
Impose upon, ) trick, befool, lioax, 

ddpe, delude, dicumvent, diddle, play 

upon, put upon. 
Impasini;, a. Qrand, stately, august, 

ImposiUon, R. 1. Impo«ng 

8. ConstF^nt, oppressor 

charffl, Injunetlon, levy, tan 

- 3. IMception,ftaud,tricke 

an, cneating. 



mpossible, «. Impracttcable, nnfeasi- 
ble, onatlainable, unaolitevable, not 
feasible, not possible, oat of tlie ques- 
tion. 

mpoBt, n. Tax, daty, custom, excise, 
toU, tribute, rats. 

tnuosttimoe, n. Abscess, gaUierii^, 
nicer, faster, sore, paatule. 

lupostor, n. Deceiver, pretender^ 
cbeat, irogiie, trickster, trioker, knaTo, 
liypocrite, Puariaee, quack, cliarlaton, 
mountebank, donblB-fleaier. 
Imposture, «. Clieat, trick, deception, 
ImpcidtlDn, Imax, K'aad, delu^on, atti- 
fice, ruse, dodge, wile, deceit, strata- 
gem, BAM, oliouse, elap-trap, crafty 

Impotence, «■ Inability, disability. In- 
capacity, incapability, incompetence, 
inellloiBncy, wealtness, ftebleiiess, im- 
Isdll^, inflrmig, frailty. 

capable, incompetent, disabled, Inca- 
pacitated, Imbecile, weak, feeble, in- 

a. Cindue, incuse, imprison, slint ttp, 

Impoverish, i>. a, 1. Make poor, bring 
to want, I'ednce to poverty, reduce to 
Indigence. 
a. Kxkaust tbe fertlllQ' of, make 



IiiiptAot1ca1>fllty, H- In 

feasibility,. Impracticabli 
Impraetaoah'^ * » t, 

a, Hani to'deaTwItii, 

I. ImpaBsabk 



Impractioabil- 

II. a. Invoke (a curse or 

u,n. 1. Invocation (iiCeirii). 
malediction, cxeoratlon. 



3^al« 



Imprwnable, a. nnasaallable, Inex- 
pngnable, not to be taken by assault, 
not h) be stormed, secure from capture, 
tenable i^^nst all odds. 

impregnate, n. a, 1. Feonndate, make 
pregnant, get with child. 
8. Imbue, infuse, saturate, Ull, tlnct- 

ai (aj(.) Pertilise, make proMc. 
Impreenation, n. 1. Fecundation. 

% fnfusion, saturation, tincture. 
Impress,i7.a. 1. Stamp, print, imprint, 

8. Inculcate, dx deeply. 
3. Press, force inki public service. 
Impress, n. 1. Print, imprint, slmup, 
impreHSion, mark, seal. 

2. Dosice(as«j>onaseffii),niottti,oi«- 
nisance, symbol, emblem. 
ImpresslbiUty, n. 1. Susceptibility to 



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Impressible, a. I. SnEoepliljle 
pMBslun. 
a. Seiisiaye, eaally aftectad. 
Impreudon, n. 1. Prinliiie, i 
Ing, atamplim. 
a. Matk, scamp, IrapreeB, bm 
3. SenaatlDD, Influence, effect 



S> Edition U^a (wife), aamb^lo/ccp- 

ies) printed at once. 
Im.pleral'v& a, Afifeeting, t^nicMng, 

moving, amrmg, powoi'ful. 
Imprimnlnr, n. [Ul Ueenae to print. 
Impriinls, ad, Dj.] In tlie fiTSt pJ^e, 
' fltut of aU, araCln order. 
Imprint, V. a. ±. Print, stamp, mark 



ImprLsoiimeiit, rt. IncaroeratlOTi, con- 
finement, eonunltmant, restialntj con- 
straint, duress, duranee. 

Impra1>aliiut7, n. Unlikeliliood. 

Impcobable, a. Unlikely, not proba- 

Improbitr, 11. Mslionesty, (Usingenn- 

oiisiiefls, unCilrnefia, baaencsB, lEna"~ — 

tUtMeaaness, bad &lt1i. 
Impramptu, (C Extempore, ui 

meditated, off-hand. 
Impromptu, od. Extempore, o£f-l 

wfthDuC premeditation. 
ImpFomptn, n. Improvisation, ex 

poraneous effusion. 
Improper, a. 1, Uuaultable, unsoltedj 

unAt, unapt, inapposite, inappro 



indecorous. 



S, Inda 



1, Unsnltablei 
Indecency, inde- 



acconnt, employ adiantageonsly, moke 

4, Apply practically (as the doctrines 

Impcave, iT.n. 1. Meod, becomebettar, 
get iwtter, get on, gain gronnd, pick 

a. Make progress, taike a slep tOi- 

3i [Com,) Tncreaaa.rlBcbecnbanced. 
Improve on. Make better. 






,0 pcrfec- 






progress, prottoiency, adyHncement. 
a. GoDif nse, benedclal employmenl 
3. PracMcal application (as q? a rft 



mprovident, a. Sbittleas, imntiul 
prodigal, wasleful, wtOiout forec 
wlUiout mrcBlglit, careless of tke fut nic. 

Improvlsate, v. a. £: !t. Jrcprovise, 
speak extempore fin vei^i. 

Improvisatloii, n. 1. Improvising. 
a. Impromptn. 

Improviae, v. a. & n. Improviaote, 
speak extempore. 
mprudence, ii. Indiscretiun, lieed- 

sideratenesa, improviiJence, want of 



Impudent, a. Insolent, Insultii^, pre- 
sumptuous, bold, ebamelesB, linpei-ti- 
nent, mde, saucy, pert, flippant, cool, 
bi'azen, ibrward, bold-£iced, liraEen- 

Impugn, V. a. Attack, assail, oppose, 
resist] contradict, gainsay, call in 

Impulse, B. 1. Thrust, push, impelling 



Impnlslve, a. 1. Impelling, moving. 

a. Pttasionate,raBh, quloE,hot,liBaty. 
Impunity, n. 1. Exemption finm pun- 

2. Exemption from Injury. 
Impure, o. 1. Foul, unclean, dirty, 

ttlUiy, feculent. 

a. Obscene, indecent, lewd, smutty, 
ribald, bawdy, coarse, Immodest, gross, 
ynlgar, Indelloate. loose. 
Impurity, «. 1. Fonlncss, unoleanness, 

». Obscenity, Indaeeney, Immodesty, 
ribaldry, smuitiness, aniut, bawdiness. 

3. Coaraenees, grossuess, lowness, 
Til^arlty. 

ImputaMe, a. Attributable, referrlbla, 
cliargeablo, traeoalila, owli^, to ba im- 
puled, to be charged, to be attributed. 

Impatatioo, n. 1. unputing, attribut- 
ing. ^ 



ee-il coiUE}, itttiibute,reler, charge, con- 
sider ae due. 
InabiUty, n, 1. Incapacity, Incapa- 
bility, impotence. Incompetence, Incom- 

want of capai^ty. 
a. Disability, disQuolificalJon. 
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, ... iKAOTIVirV, InflrtlkBBS. 

ImustlTe, a. Inert, 1a,zy, IndolenC, idle, 
Blottafnl, Boplne, tor^d, sluggish, dvaa- 
lahj liunplan, paa^v e, Fablim. 

buuttlvMy, ». Inaotlbn, inertness, iaa- 
nesa, indolence, idleness, sloth, suplne- 
naas, torpoc, torpidity, aluasishneaB, 
FfthJan policy. 

InBdeqnaor, ». 1. Insnfleieiicy, Inade- 
quatenees. 
8. Incompleteness, defectiveness. 

luHdeguate, a. t. iQsuiBcieiit, un- 
eqaBl. disptr — 



inapt a Unfl , unsuitahle, inAppo- 

Inaiititad« 1 n Unfltneso, unsnltaWe- 
Inaptueae I ness, inappropriateness, 

inai pll abillir 
Ina tic ilate a 1. JndlstlnEit. 

it J^oal Inarticulated, not jointed. 
InartionloWd i. {ZaU.) Ihabtiod- 

luartiAclal, a. 1. Natural, not made 
by art. 

S, ArUeea, ingenuous, kaivs, guile- 
less, sincere, tdrnple-minded, «i^fle- 

Ina&mnolt a». Since, seeing that, con- 















Inadimestble. 

not to be alloi 
InBdvunce, 1 

3. To be credited fbr motley ndvonced. 






B, tliai:^tlessnesB, heedles&i 
, mistake, hlnnder, c 



^lit, Inacct , . 

Inadvertent, a, Inattentlre, thonght- 

lees, careleas, heedie" ' i.n— -. 

unobservant, n^igei-.. 
Inadvertently, ud. ThaugHJesslv, in- 

oonsiderately, carelessly, heedteBBlj, 

negligently, in an m^uaraed "■— 

InalteiuiMe.a. Hot t^healie 



ited,n 



anity. 

3. Vanity, ftivolouaness puerility. 
In an under tone Softly with Kited 
hreatb. In a low i oics in a low tone, 

In a, nut aliell. In a small compass, 

Inanpllcablllty, n. Unfitness, unauit- 
ablenees, Inapmeae, inai>tltode. 

Inapplieable, a. Unfit, unsuitable, ic- 
Mlevant, Inapt, isapposite. 

Inapposite, a. Unfit, unsuitable, ircel- 



erant, InappUcable, inapt, iniu%.x uiit^i,., 

not pertinent, out uplace, not In keep- 

b^, not to the purmee. 
Inappreciable, a. Not appreciable, not 

tobe appreiAtted. 
Inappropriate, o. Unfit, nnsuited, un.- 

BniCable, unadapted, unbecoming, out 

of cliacaeter, out of keeplug, out of 

place, in bad tufite. 



ness, thooghtlsssnees, Inconeiderate- 

nattentlve, a. Unolieervant, unob- 
eerving, unmindful. Inadvertent, heed- 
'— '^oughflesE ■" -■— 



voi^le, 1 



egi ning na 

U na 

unfortunate, nnto- 



In Imlk, 1. fil a mass, In an entire 

a. Loose in the hold, not in packages. 
Incage, n. a. I, Put Into a cage. 

ii. Oonflne, impound, imprison, shut 

Incalculable, a. Hot t« be calci 
not to be reckoned, beyond oa 



romaney, iiilchery, witcbo'caft. 
[ncapablUtr, ». Incapacity, inability, 
dlBablllty, Ineompetence. 



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Inoapable of, 1. Wll 



Z. Hot susceptible o£, not admltcii^ 

Incapacious, a. Narrow, soaut, of 
vmail capudty, not ample, not capa- 

IncapiiAitate, v. a. 1. MsaUa, malte 

incapable. 
a. Disquolily, unfit, make unfit. 
IncaptudCj, n. 1. Innbilitv. Incana^ 

billiy, disBblllty, Inoonipete 



■xinlinemeiit, conrmitment. 
Inoarnata, v. a. Clotbe vith 6 

embody in flesh. 
^fiatnatlon, n. 1. Ineamadnc. 
a. Hypostatic union. 
3. Impersonation, personlficatlnn 
empUfication, bodily m 



negilgeni 



iBpBUi, impuudent. 

Incendiary, s. Inflammatoiy, sedi- 
tious, factions. 

IncendhUT, "- 1. Burner of buildings. 
a. Firebiond, political ^tator. 

Imtense, ii. a. Enrage, eiaaperate, in- 
flame. Irritate, provoke, anger, chal^, 
make ai^ry. 




a beg:limli^. 
Incertltud^R. UneertiJnta', doubtfnl- 

neaa, amb^uitj. 
InceBsant, a. Ceaseless, unceaaina, 

uaint«rrapted, unreralttlug, >xiittlniml, 

perpetual, constant. 
Il»Ml,». ■^ 



Indplen 

a beginning. 
Incident, a, 1. Happenii^, liable to 
happen, 

H. Belonging, pettalning, appertain- 
ing, relating. 
3. lOpties.] Falling, implngii^. 
bielilent, n. Event, occucrsncs, ciicum- 

ImdOental, a, 1. Accidental, casual, 

S. OccasIonaU adventitious, extiane- 



Invision, n. Out, 



3. Sharp, acute, sarcastio, BBtirical, 
revere, biting, 
icisor, n. Cutting tooth, 
iclte, V. a, Kouae {to action), arouse. 



irompt, 1 



t, stimLtlus, 



lD^t«iuent, ». ^^^^^^^^^^, 
impnlse, spur, provooatlvo, , 

iDolvlIl^, n. Msoourteny, rndeneas, 

ImpoUtenesB, nnconrtSDuBnwE, uncourt- 

llness. tuuThanttf, unmannerUneaa dla- 

reapect, ill-hieeding, 
[ndemency, n. 8evorllJ, rigor, luttHli- 

ness, bolsterauBnese, BMnulneea, tem- 

pestitoiianess, roughness. 
inclement, a. Severe, rigorous, harsh, 

boisterous, stormy, rough, not mild. 
[noUnaUon, n. 1. Inclining, leaning, 

slope, Blant, bend. 
Z. Trending, verging, oblique dlree- 

3. IMsposilion, ptedlleotlon, predis- 
poEdtion, bent, bjas, pronenBse, pro- 
oUvity, tendency, leaning, aptitude, 
propen^ty, penohaht. 

4. Desire, Irish, partiality, ttondness. 



» Dispose, predispose, ti 
InoIoEc,' K.' a. [Written a! 



Cover, envelop, wrap. 
de, V. a. 1. Hold, oonirfn, 

2, Comprise, oomprehend, contain, 
mbiace, embod:^ take lu. 
Josive, a. 1. uieJoalng, onctrcllne. 

iS. Including bath, botii being m- 

•i«M)g:, a, [Uallogfiial.l lucoOHno. 
Inat^pilto, It. (L.l Unknown {in one't 
true eltaracieri, disguised, in dlt^ulae, 

' — inied cliaiaotet. 

,l«. 1. Looseness W 
, ( parts), want of co- 

[uity, inconsistency, incon- 
Jncolierent, a. 1. Ijoobb, detached, non- 



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INCOMMODE 



X, iease, Larry, fret, 



e'lJi, fiiafe 



ageable, 



btlng:, prQvokliig, dlaadvai 
nwleluy, awkward, ni 



Imper&c 



mniileatlTe, a. Eoaerreii, 

BtH^able, anBodai. 

Inomnparable, a. Tianscendent, pi 
lees, matoMeaa, iinriTalled, nnequaL 
nnparalleled, luimitable, very su 

IncompaUbUlt;, n. InconalateDc;, 

congrulty, unsuitableneaB, want 

^reemenl, wont ef adaptatiuii. 

Incompatible, a. Inconsistent, lac 

gruous, iiBBUitaWe, nnadaptsd. 
iDHompetenoe, I it. 1< Incapacity, ina^ 
lucompetenoy, I bllih. 

9, InbuffldwiGy, Imuieanocy. 
3. IMequBliaoaWon, unfitness. 
Incompetent, a, 1. Unable, Incapa' 
ble, not competent. 
S), InanfBclent, inadequate. 
3. DiBgualifled, incapacitated, unfit, 
unfitted. 

i^ete, a. 1, Detective, deQdent, 

_.'Unflnlsibea, uneotiipleted, hnac- 
oonipllBlied, nneicouted, not completed, 

Inoomposlte, a. 1. Untampoanded, 

"'a. iArilh.t trijoe. 
iDDompreliensiblUtf, n. InconcelT- 

ablenoss, luoomprebeiiBtbleness. 
InODinprelienBlble, a. InconoelTaWs, 

-onlma^nabLej not to be compi'ehended, 

Ct finding out, beyond tbe reach of 
human^cultles. 
Incomprehenslblenesa, n. InoonoelT- 

ableuesff, Incomprebenulblllty. 
InoumpreaslblUty, «. Ineompresslble- 

Not to be com- 



iKCOUPaSHBHSI- 



— jelTableness, «. Incomprcben- 

elbleness, luoontpr^en^bUlty. 

InoDuOlnstTei a. Uncoavlnolng, Inde- 
oMyo, not oonOluBlya. 

Incot^mlty,!!. Unsnltableneaa, Inooi 
^tency, tmpropilety, Inammjpriati 
ness, dlsorei^anoy, Incompadblllty, Ij 
coherence, absunu^. 

Incongrcnooa, a. Unsuitable, Ineoneli 
tent, Inappropriate, Improper, incom- 
patible, luoohereot, discrepant, absurd. 



INCONVliETlBLKNESa 



1. Truthfuiiy, emcerely. In slncerlfy, 



ji coBBaquenoe, of ni 



glddf-btoliie^, Ughb-hea^ed. 

lACOiuddeFateneis, n. Thonghtless- 
nese, oarelenneas, heBdleflsneaa, Ina^ 
tenoon. Inadvertence, neeligenoe, im- 
prodenoe. Indiscretion, coahiLeEa. 

JnconslBtency, n. 1. Incongrally, In- 
compatibility, unauilableneea, fnoolier- 

ailety, contradlcUon. 



, IKeconsolaW, iroebe- 
mionusss, heart-biokea, l>rok- 
sd, 

steadinei 

it. Unstableness, instablUty, muta- 
bilit;, varlBbleness, 
InconBtant, a. 1. Changeable, ftckle, 

^ ar&ustablermulabl^ variable, nn- 
IncoateBtable, a. Indisputable, incon- 



dispnted, beyond au quesldon, 

uc^uiiu n, donbt, past dispute. 
Incontinence, n. LewdnsBB, lasdTious- 

nees, induleence oT lust. 
iDODntiuent, a. Lend, lascivious, on- 

olinste. 
Incontrovertible, a. Indisputable, un- 

qneutlonable, I^OOMTBSTAULB. 
Inconvenience, n. 1. Incommodious- 

Uon,' disturbance', trouble, ' disadvan- 
tage. . 

unnleldineee. 

3. Unfitness, unenitablenees, unsoa- 
sonableness. 

°Nnm^nie,\n^ 
advantageous. 



jylng, V. 



3. Unfit, u 

Inconvertibilltr, fi- Uncliai^jeable- 

ness, Inconvertlbleness. 
Incoavectlble. a, UndiauEeabie, not 



diauEeab 



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IM brATK ABLCNESS 



into one bofly. 
2. Form liito a corpomtlon, form i 

a body politic. 
Inoocpoi'aUon, n. 1, Combinati 

union, blendil^;, mlsture. 
2, AsHoolAtiou (as a body vofiHc). 
IncDPpore^ a. XuunittecM, epinti 

bodiless, not corpai«al. 
JnooTpoTdw, H. SpliituallCy, Imi 

terlabiees, iiamateclBllty. 
Incorrect, a- - 1' Inoxact, luaccur 

enoneoue, faJee, unti-iie. 

, 8. PngrammatlQal, tenllj. 



vereibiB, itremedlcabla 



, incurable, poet cure, yasl, 

iravod, corrupt. Impenitent, 
B, abiuidoned, obdarate, hatd- 



IuaorFnptil>fllty,ii. ImpeiieimblenesE, 



Incormptibleiiesa, ' 



IKCOBBUPTI- 



, , Augment, enlarge, 

maJEo greater, maJfe larger. 
^ Enhanco, raise, advance, beighten, 

S. Bxttiud, prolong. 
4. Aggra^^, Intui^fy. 
Increase. ». 1. Augmentation, enlarge- 
' """■■ — ' — , ejtpaaaion, growth, 



Bua, progeny, descend- 



InoTedallty, n. Unbelief, disbelief, 

dlBtrust, BOSpUdam, want of belief. 
InoredtilonBia. Unbellailng, Boepaoal. 
' . iNcoiEASB, augmenta- 



Jncrltulik»te, 



I, Impeach, 



Inoroitii. a. Covav witli a crust. 

Incrustation, n. 1. TncruaUng. 
a. Crust, coating. 

Incubnte, v. ». Bi-ood. 

Jiumtnis, n, 1. N^tmare. 

S: EnoumbrancH, clog. Impediment, 
binderance, drog weight, dead we^t. 

looaloate, v. a. Jmprese, anfocoB, In- 
stil, Infnee, InSaJnei-ait, Implant. 

Incnlcatlon, ». Bnftjroement. 

Ineulpable, a. Unblamable, Irrepre- 
heuEable, Irreprnvable, ineproHCboble, 
blameless, faultless, sinlesa, mnocent. 



luulpdte 
peacl ciln 

loulp^tion 



Olillgatoty dovolT 
Holder (e/" a ben^ee, 



iioutnbramce.n. \Wilttea ali-> Sncitm- 
l^ance.'] 1. Load, clog, impediment, 
incnbne, lilndecance, dead we^lit, drag 

a. Debt, dalm, liability. 



post mending. 
Incurions, 3. Uningrddtiye 
not 'inqnirttlve, destitute < 



raid, descent, partial 



lad, irruption, forray. 



Bend, bow, crook, 
__.)lied. 
1. [Sot.) Hooked, i 



Indebted, a. 1. Owing, In debt. 

a. Obliged, beholden. 
Indecency, n. 1. Indecorum, Impro- 

3. Indelicacy, erossnees, Immodesty, 
Intpnrlty, obscenity. 
Indecent a. J. Tndecorons, improper, 

a. Indelloate, gross, immodest, Im^ 
pnre, obscene, filtny, nncliaate. 
Indeeidnous, a. {Sot.) Eyergreen, not 



2. Unsettled, wavering, vaclllaling, 
Irceaolttte, heeltattng. 

IndeCUnable, a. Undeclinable. 

Indecorous, a. Indecent, unbecoming, 
Impcopet, oiiseemly, gross, rude, coarse, 
uncivil, Impolite. 

Indeconrasness, ». Indecorum. 

tuaecamni, n. Indecorousness, inde- 
cency, Impropriety, groseimss, mdeness, 
Inciviji^, Imp^teness, violation of 

,, ..irltably, 
ainly,lnfact, 

Indeed'i1niwj!"'B^'ly, Is It bo. yon don't 
say so, who'd have tiioRglit it, Heaven 

Indefat^abllity, n. IndaeiUgableness, 

IndefBUKabIe,n. ' Unweaifel, unllring, 
unflag^ng, pei'severlng, persistent, sed- 
bIoub, a«Bduoae, miremltling, never- 

IndefotteHMeness,». IndefaUgability. 



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217 INDIGESTIBLBNESa 



ablB, irveToualile, irntoiitable, Uiat can- 
not be abrogated, that cannot be mode 

Indefensible, a. J. Untenable, that 
cannot be defended. 
- " aable, iDjagtiflaljle, un« 



S. Vague, olwcnre, donbtful, uncet- 

t^, equlTOoai, unsetHeii, loose. 
ludell'ble, a. IneffiBDeable, iiigr^ned, 

not W be blotted ont. 
Indelleaoy, «. Indecenm', ladeeonun, 

coacseneaa, Erosenees, mu^ess, vulgiir- 

itv, want 01 refinement. 
ludelloate, a. Indecent, Indecorous, 

unbtwomlnK, nnseemly, coarae, gtoxa, 

In demand. In reqneat. 
Indemuiflcatton, n. 1. Indemnl^ng, 
securitj {agaiaai loss, iJ^urg, or pea- 

a. Compeoaation (/or lass w injury), 
remunataiion, reimburaement, indam- 
nit;, reparaUon. 
Indemul^, v, a. 1. Senore (agujtut 
tost, infurj/, or peaa^), aave liannleas. 

a- Obmpenaalie {Jbr ioss or it^nrg}, 
remunerate, relmtmraa, requite, maie 

Indent, V. a. 1, Notch, jag, cut notchea 



bind by In. 

I'reedom, liberty, 

„ , _. _. Unrelattd, uncon- 

neeted, free, aelf-dlrecUng, unr^doted. 



Indenture, ». Written < 

deutnie. 
]bidepen( 
SBlPdlrei , — _. 

Independent, a. 1. UnrelaMd, uacon- 

..^1 trsa nslf-rtlvoctiiig, unrffitrieted, 

net dependent, 

"a'tfiioonaTrained, oaay, bold. 
a. Irrenpeetlve. 
Independent of, 1. 1 
oncegtrlcted by, not related to, not 
dependent upon. 
S. IrreapeatWe of. 
Indegccibable, a. Inespresdble, Inef- 



Indeabruotible, a. Imperishable, that 

oannot be dcfitL'oyed. 
Indetenntnatfl, a. Indefinite, unfixed, 



uiicBrtnhi, not eettled, not piedee. 
Index, 't. [L. pi, Indieee. Eng. pi. I 
dexes.j J. Pointer, luuid. director. 
3. Alphabetliial table of Feferenoea. 

■ "■ "--"sllc (i]C a fcpariflBn), 1 

I Fore finger. 



Indian sage. 



. Teat- tree (Ifectona 
. White Lellabore (Te- 
heed 
, thotouglii 



Indla-m 



tobaooD, n. Lobelia {Sirrth 
-m speciss,^ Lobelia infiata], 
bber, ii, CaootBliouo, gum- 
Indicate, V. a. Show, denote, betoken, 
niarli, dealgnnte, signify, point out, 
shadow forth, he the eign of. 
IndicaHon, ii. 1. Indicating. 

». Sign, matt, token, note, indei, 



3. [Oram.) AfHrmatlve. 
Indicative of. That indicates, that 

points out, that shows, that la a tdgn oL 

elgukcant of. 
Indices, n. pi. ETtuonenta. 
XndlooUte, «. [Mitt.) Indlgolite, bine 

Tndlot, V. a. Accuse, chaige, crhnluate, 

arraign, impea^. 
ludlotment, n. Awnsalioa, chaiwi, 

arr^nment, erimlnatlon, impeaSl- 

Indiflbi-ence, n. 1. Neutrality, impar- 
tiality, disinterestedness, Aeedom Itom 
bias or prejudice. 

S. Tnioouoemedness, apathy, eol.. 
neas, carelesaness, negllgeiLce, heed- 
leeanesa, Inattentjon, want of intc" 
eat. 

3. Triviality, unlmportaiiea, In^cl 

Indifi^Tcent, a- I- Neutral, impartjol, 
disiatereated, nnblasaed. 

3. ITiioaacemed, unmaved, npat^el^ 
cool, InatlfflillTe, dead, heedleva, regard. ' 
less, anmlndful, not interaBted. 

" "--- — ^' justthesame, 



,. Egaal,allthei ,, 

all one, the aame tMng. 

4. Passable, toleriwe, 

dlnary, so-so, not '■- 

Indigence, n. F< 

slty, privation, (iit 

IndUlent, 

less, moneyless, insolve 



bad. 









Indicated, c 



^^n neeu, m want. 
jiu^^esHiu, u. I., uuconcocted, andi- 
eeated, not digested. 

a. Crude, m-indged, lU-adrlsed, noi 
well considered. 

3. Disorderly, confused, not arrai«ed, 
not metltoiiizeil, not aorted. In confOalon, 

Indinestibliity, n. IndigesUbleneES. 
Indigestible, a. That cannot be illgeat- 

Indig:eBtibleuess, n. IndlgestibUity. 



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INDIGESTION 



Indteestion, n. Dyspepsia, dj^pep! 

dlBoulty of dlgeBtlon. 
Indlgniuit. a. Angry, iacensed, pro- 



t, tacjj rage, dioler, exospera- 



ludignity. «■ Insult, e: 
fillglit, dIsreBpect, dlBhoi 
obioqay, opprobrium, n 



not dlrsotly ^ 

S. UuMt, dJsboneet, dishonorable. 
ludlBcemlble, a. Undiecemlble, im- 
pet^wptlbl^ mvldble, uudiscoverable, 

IndlscTeet, a, luprodent, InJudldouB, 
unwise, InuonBtderote, ibolisb, raeli, iu- 
catlUauB reGklsBS, heedlesH, lieadlong. 

IniUsoreUon, «■ 1. Imprudence, Incon- 
Blderoteness, laslmees, fully. 

S. MlBtake, FAUX PAS, indiscreet 
act, Mt of Indlsoration. 

Judlacrluhlnate; *t- 1- Undiacrlmlitat- 

»'. ContmM, mixed, mingled, nndls- 
tingalshaible, prcmlscuouB. 

Indispenaable, a. MeoeBKary, essenttal, 
isqmeilo, neeilful, needed, not W be 
dlspenaad with. 

Indispose, v, a. Disincline, render 
averua, make nnflirorable. 

Indisposed, o. 1. I>lBinolined, nnwill- 
ii^, reluctant, averse, loath, backward, 
not disposed. 

% in, nnweU, ailing, sick, out of 
health, out of sorts. 

Indisposition, n. 1. Dlsinolination, 
nnwlUlDeness, reluctance, dislike, aver-, 
^n, baBairardnass. 
a. Ulnesa, sicluiess, ailment. 

Indisputable, a, Inconteslabla, Incon- 
trovsctlhlB, unquestionable, undeni- 
able, Indubitable, Irrefragable, evident, 
obvuuia, certain, not to be disputed, 
beyond all quaation, beyond a doiibt, 

IndisSDlnble, a. 1. Indiseolrable, tbat 
ijantiot be dissolved, that ' ' 

llanefied. 
e. Indestructible, stable, i 

ImUsBolvable, 1. l.*IndiB! 



Jndletlnct, a. 1' Indeterminate, nude- 
dnwl, iadefinlte, undistlnguisbable, 
eoufused, not disHnet. 

a. Oljseuce, dim, vague, imperfect, 
&lnt, not clear. 
3* AiabignotiB, uncert^n, doubts. 

IndlBthiBrDJghaVle, a. Indistinct, in- 
determiixate, C07;fased, undistingulsh.- 
able, that cannot be distinguished. 

IiuUte|«. a. 1, Compose, write, pen. 



idlvldual, a. Particular, special, aep- 
Indlvidu^.ti. Person, personage, char- 
Indlvt'dnality, n. Fersooalit^, distinct 
ilarlze, con- 

Indiiislble, a. 1. Inseparable, Oat 
iannot be divided. 
e. (Maih,) Incomtaensiu^ble. 
IndiHdblllty, ii. Unteadiableness, hi- 
---"-■ -less.indoolllty. 

e, a. TlntaiMiable, IndooHe. 

IndodlileneHB, «• iHnociLITT'. 
Xndoelle, a, 1. Unteadiable, dull. 
fl. Untroctable, Bttibborn^erverse, 



'iJs&,l 



ntankeroBs. 



sable, 

Iiida^tir, »• ' 1. UnteaodialileiiceB, in- 
doclbleneaa, IndodbiUty, dulness. ' 

3. Ii^raotoblanesa, stabboEnneBs, ob- 
stinacy, mullalmeak 

Indoctiinate, v, a, Teacli, instruct, 

IndoctJinaitiau, it. Instruction, inlUa- 

Indolence, ». Laziness, slothfalneas, 

slctli, inertne^. Idleness, slnggishness. 
Indolent, a. Lazy, slothful, Inert, slue- 

gi»h, luacUve, listless, supine, lumpl^, 

hiibitually idle. 
Indomitable, a. Unyielding, nnoon- 

queiable, hivlnclble, not to be subdued. 
In doors, Wllhlii the liouse, undar 

l™uper9or£ba, write on the back of. 
it. Sanction, approro, confirm, ratify, 

Indubitable, a. UnqneaUoiiable, indls- 
pntatile, incontestable, undeniable, In- 
oontuoverKble, evident, certain, beyond 
all question, beyond a doubt, past dis- 

Indnoe, m. <l. 1. Influence, Impel, mo' 
prompt, actuate, instigate, perauaj 
uree, iuoltJi, spur, act upon, set i 
w^h witli, prevail on, nrav^l upon. 
a. Cause, produce, etnct, bring on. 

Indneemeut^ ». MoUre, reason, cause, 
con^deratlun, Incitein^it, IncenUv- 
stlraulus, spur, infl.uence, uupnlse. 

Induct^ w. a. Introduce (iHto ojloe), 1 
stall, inaugurate. 



Indnige, !>. a. 1. Qcatdfy, t^vor hui 
cherisb. pamper, COCKER, give irea 
scope to, give a loose rein to, give way 



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moFli^, pampering, cockflring. 
3. Kivor, llberaUly, binlty, lanlt 



Indnlicent. a. 1. YlelOing, corapUaut. 

Z. Lenient, mild, clement, tolerant, 

gentle, ^TiteBJing, kind, tender, not 

Indurate, V. a. 1. Harden, render hard, 
moke bard. 
iS, Moke obdnraCe, malte unfeeling. 
Induraliva, n. 1. Hnrdenlng. 

S. Obduracy, liardnesb of beaEt. 

InduBtrloue, a. D1J.IQSNT, aatilduooe, 

sedulous, busy, labm-lous, noblblo, at 

ing, 'oiligeiiiiy BniployM, bu^ly en- 
g^ed, up and etlL'ung, busy as a bee, 

Tn^oMbry, it. Asaldulty, a»dduousneaB, 
eedulousneBe, petsaveiance, autlirlty, 
siLiOBKDEi habitual deration to labor. 

Inebriate, V. a. Intoxicate, make drunk. 

Ineln4atlon, ». Intoxlaatum, diuultei 
nwH. Inebriety. 

■-^». iKBBItriTION. 



tneipreesible, Imfeaoi'ibable, tliat ca 
not be spoken, beyond expfeatfion. 

Inefbeeable, a. Uidellble, ingtatued. 

In elteot^ In Gict, in trutli, rooUy, in 

Inetfeotive, a. iHItFFEOTVAI., InefBca- 



S- Powerless, weak, impotent, feeble. 
Inefficient. 
Inefitoctnalneas, n. Inefficncy. 
Inemcacious, a. Ineiteotuai., 



Inefflcleucy, n. Weakness, impotence, 

Inefficacy, poweileosneiis, 
Ineffloieut, a. Weak, feeble, impotent, 

powetlesB. 
Inelegant, a, 1. IFngtacefUl, graeeleas, 



dej lough, homely, homespun, 
coutn, plain, clr ' 

a. Sliftf coiialiHinS, liatHb, oruda. 



f, unpoliBliod, 
^ — sliHlned 

l?T^t 



inremie£ 



bald, cramped, at 
Inel^ble, a. " 

ed (ft) ojiee). 
a. Inexpedient, nnodvlsable. 

Inept, (t. 1, Improper, unM, i 
able, InappropclHte, inapposite, unapt, 
useless, woFtbless, void, nuU. 

S. Foolish, Billy, nonsensical, sent 
less, stupid. 
Ineptitude, n. 1. Pnfltness, unsait- 
amenesa, inaptitude, useli 

a. Folly, fooliuli — 

Tneiiuallty, n. !• 
dirersity. 
a. Vui 



iiity, dilTetenoe, 



ere, a. 1^ InHctive, lifeless, passlye, 
notionleEB, dead. 

B. Dull, Indolent, tDifld, eluggiBli, 
.i_..-ur..i^ Jaay, idle, aupine, lumpi&li, 

SlugglalmeBa, in- 

~[L.] In being, actually exiellns. 
-Ide, a. Invaluable, priueleas, 
met be esUmated, above all 

Inevitable, a. Unay<ddaMe, neoasBary, 

not to be escaped, that must be suttei-ed. 

Inevitably, ^. Unavoidably, certaln- 



dionlsh. 
Inertia, it. Inertii 

disposition to nioi 
Ineeae, [L.] ^-'■■ 
Inesttmable, 

tliat 



a. Inoorreot, inaccurate. 
.ble, a. Uni>ai'donable, ind< 
unjDBliflable, Iriemlsslble. le 



able, a. Unrelealing, relentless, 
cable, pilile£s, mercUess, nnmer.. 
unoompaB^onate, liai^, oi'uel, not 
movedV ent,.eaty. 



Igiiomnce, vaut of experience. 

Inexperienced, a. unprootlBed, un- 
ti-mned, uuinltiat^ unechooled, raw, 
onyersBd, uneonveraaHt, nndtadpllueti. 
unskilled, green, wltiiont eKpeiieuce. 

Inexji^ a. Unskilful, imaklUed, awk- 
ward, clumsy, unhandy, inapt, bung- 
ling, maladroit, wltkout dexterity. 

Instable, a. Unpardonable, iiTe- 
miasible, unatonable, ]iot to be aloned 

lueipllcable, a. Unaccountable, unln- 
tellglbte, incomprekeneiblo, hiscruta- 
ble, mysWrloua, strai^e, enlgmatioal, 
not to be explained. 

Inexpreasible, a. Iebffable, unut- 
terable, unspeakable, indescribable, 

IneEpresBlve, a, Unexpresijive, cliar- 
act^riess, blank. 

Inexpugnable, a. i, Impi-egnabla, un- 
assailable, not to be taken by assault, 
not to be sbJi-med, seom'e from captui-e, 
tenable against all odds. 
S. Unconquerable, not to be subdued. 

InexBuperable, a. Insurmountable. 

Inextenao, IL.] In Cull, to Ule Kill 

Inextinguishable, a. Unquenchable, 

that oaunot be extinjsuished. 
In extremla, [L.] In one's last mo- 

Inextrloable, a. Intricate, perplexed, 
entangled, that cannot be disentangled, 

In fact, Ite^y, trnly, In truth, in 

InfallilMllty, n. i. IniMlibleneea, ex- 
emption from llablUty to err. 
a. Cectointy. 



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InfliUible, a. 1. Uneniiig:, Dot Uable 
a. Certain, sure, unfailing, not liable 



Lgly, williout ML 

- a. 1. Diarepntabla, of iH 
rapmu, m. «poien of. 

It. Insgcacefal, dlationorable, ahame- 
ful, odlons, detfifltabl^T ecandiLloiia, Ig- 
nominious, baee, rile, nof^rioua, vitlan- 
ona. belncma, atroclona, widted, (Uat. 
Infttmy, n. 1. Dishonor, di^roce, dla- 
oreillt, dlareputfi, aliani«. Ignominy, 
obloquy, opprobrium, odium, eoandiJ, 

3. IHSfracetnlneaa, dishonorablanest, 

al^amefulnefia, odlouauesb, detestable- 

ne^ seaniialoaeneBS, vlokedneaa, atro- 

dty, Tlllany. 

Xntency, ». 1. Babyhood, first part of 

nt, flrat 



aes, chlMbood. 
lu&nt 

le olifld~lifi:e 



■'- olifld, 

ILaw.) Minor. 



InMita. 

luibntlle, I a. diildlsh, yoai 
Infantine, j der, cbildlike. 



In taaoi ot, Favorable to. Inclined to 

approve, ivllling^lo support, 
Inibvomifh, Sa^oral by, in tlie good 
, gracea of. 
Inftoasibillty, b. Impracticability, in- 

fi<sBii>innii«i. iinfB^blenese. 

ImpraoUcable, untbaal- 



ite, contamiual 



Infections, a. t. Contagious, pestilen- 
tial, pesUlbroas, oatelilng. 

a. Contaminating, coniiptfng, vitiat- 
ing, poisoning, dellTliig. 

Infecnnd, K. UnfCullflil, Infertile, un- 
produottve, unprollfte, sterile, barren. 

Initeoundlty, «.. Unfcuitfnlneaa. bar- 
rennesa, unprodnotlvenesa, steiillty, 
infertility. 

Infelicity, II, 1. Unhapplnesa, wretcli- 
edneaa, mlaery, mlafortuoe, lalmuitv, 
ill-luck. 



IKri.AMMABLE.NE 3 S 

3. UnfttTOrablenesB, unlbrtunate 

Ini^, K. a. Deduce, conclude, colleot, 

gatlier, congee probable. 
Inferable, a. [Written also Jt</'«TJi&.] 

Dadndbls, ta be iuftirred- 
Inferenee, «. UonclQEleu, deduction, 

Ii^rior, a. 1. Iiover. 

s. Sulnrdinate, sesondary. 
3. Poor, indlUbrent. 
Inferiority, n. 1, Lower Btate or con- 
dlUon. 
S. Subordination. 
3. Medloorltv, poor oualifcv. 
Internal, a. 1. Helllsli, Tartarean, 
Strelan, or beU. 

3. Uiabolioal, devilish, demoniacal, 
flsndiah, dendtlke, satanIc, atroclona, 
nefarious, dark^very wlokea. 
Intbrribie, a. [Written alBD Jtu^roUs.] 



dndjveuess, bamnncss, stetitity, G 
cundlty. 
Infest, 0. a. Disturb, annoy, veit, Mase, 
liaraes, plague, torment, troable, mo- 

Id tira, IPoeHa^.l Driefiy, in short. In a 

Infidel, n. Unbeliever (in rarei^ed reii- 

giat), ATOiuHT, ecepljc, fteetiiinker. 
Infidelity, n. 1. Dnbellef, disbelief, 



. . ^s iparHevlarty in the 

laasriage rekttinii), untaltlitlilueBS. 
Infiltrate, v. i. Soak (into K jurotM mS- 

atimce), be absorbed, pass by filtration. 
Infinite, a. 1, Unboundeil, boundleas, 

nnllmlted, tUImltable, llmltleea, Im- 

meaanrahle, InCecminable. 

dons, very great, very large. 
Inflniteetmal, a. Infinitely small. 
Infinitesimal, ft. InflnLtoly amall quan- 

luflnltude, fl. J. Bonndleasness. 

Infinity, It. lunnilinde, Immensity, vaat- 

Inflrm, a. 1. Weak {from ageu feeble, 
enfeebled, deci'epit, Imbecile, not 

a. Irreaolnta, vaoUlaOi^, wavering. 

Infirmity, n. 1. Weakness f./Vo?n age\- 
f^ebleneas, debility, ImbeclUty. 
3. Foible, feult, taiUng, defect. 

Infix, o. a. Implnnt, Ingraft, insUI, 
Ineolcate, Infuse. 

Inflame, s. a. 1. Excite, stimulate, 



Inflammable, a. Combuatlble. 
Intlammable idr. Hydrogen. 



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INFLAMMATION 



INGLORIOUS 




Inflated, a. 1. I^titenSed Iwith n 
swollen, 'bloated, poflM. up. 

a, TumM, tutgid, brmbftftlifi. m- 
diloqne-* -i^— *"^-- 

leal, BQ 

Inflatloiii'fl. 1. SweUlue {ij/ air], dl 
tentioc, ejmanslon, blowmg ap. 

% Coucolt, coQceltfldnesB, seB-conoe 
Belf-safltolenoy, self-oomplaceney. 
3. luciense, enliuveiiisiit. 
Infleat, v. a. 1. Beud, bow, cnrve, to. 
feoDi a direct llnO' 
2. ( Qraai.) Denlins ( a tunai of • 
cUve], coDJi^ate {a verb], varyt 
ilnatiDDScC, 
't.iim, «. 1. Banding, cutratni 



tetmlnau 



a, (Gram.J Variation. 



HoouHoa.) Modulatjon. 



Ii>flexlMIity,«. 1. Sliffl 

S, PerKnadtr, di^adi 
ness, obatlnaoy. 

3. Firmness, resolution, persever- 
imco, tenooil^ of punrose. 



aaexible, a. 1. 
SC. FerunaoioiL 
obs^nate, nurialc 
Btronff, wUfuL ql 
ab]e,lieady,oMu[ 



'BB, dogeed, Htabl^om, 
Bldli^, rmactory, liesd- 



Infllction, «■ 1. Indiotii^, impoeiliou, 

2. Punisliinent, jmlgment. 

Influence ". 1. Anthorlty, awaj 

trol, predomlnanee, asoendenoy, 

of impelling ot directing, conti 

powei, dlifictlug agency. 

d. Kepntatdon, oredl^ weight o1 









lufold.v.a. [SomeBoiesv 
1. Inwrap, enclose, 

8. Clasp, embrace. 



-JtoniMiW, 



Inform against, 

against (Sit waj/ /if ™,-„™.,«™..,. 
lufaraud, a. Irregnlar, out oi tiie usual 
course, not accoi-dlng to tliB ptescdbed 

Iiifai'mality, «. Irresoloiity. 

aliiant 
[ntellli 

i, (£aw.)AccuBatlon,co 



Tiolaaon, tran^ceBSlon, 






Infringe, v. a. j>re^u, viuiztiti, 
greee, dUobay, break Oiroagb, 

InMnsement, it. BrenMiig, bi 

inftacUon, ■■'-'-"— ' '■- 

obedience, 

Ini^ring/e upon, InvEide, 

Infundllinlap, ' ~ ' 



1, trausgresaion, dls- 



Infnriate, t 
Infni'lated, ) 



Tunnel- 
'a^d, ra^li^, mad, 



'jam, J sUaped. 
a. Enraged, raa , 
ised, funous, 



. 1. Introdi 



ngenlons, a. 1. Inventive, gifted, 
able, mgtuauae, clever, bilebt, 
a, I'bat shows invention, eiblblUng 



IngenulU', It- iDventiveoese, ingeniOKE- 
nesB, ability, capoblenr— -^' — ^■— 
faculty, apUtude, aptna 
iinsok, turn, gift, genlnis. 

Ii^ennau^ a, ArtlSBB, frank, open, 



candid, ^r, Encore, goll^esB, i 
downiiffit, etraiglitBirwacd, tri 
MAiTE, ^mple-mmded, Bin"'"-"" 
open-hearted, above-board. 
IngeanousneBB, n. Artlessness, ii^nk- 



unkuown, undlstln^ulBhed, namele^, 
unnoted, unlionoreo; 

Z. Sluuneful, disgraceful, dlsrepD- 
...1.1.. ,„* brious, edlouH, 



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INGL0RIOUSNES3 



Inslo 



Abaseiuent, diecredit, diaTepnte, 
dit^acB, Ignominy, obloquy, 



iss, lowni 

dl^onor, ou^i 
sUoma, liifiim] 

In gooA 



lood condliian, in good 



, 1. Dye in (ha grain. 



^Sf (into/uEOr), UHBli one's sell 
IiigTBtitode,». tntbiinkfulns 



In^ol^'tT.'a.'cVritl^oisoEHSHi/'.] £ 

Borb, swallow ap. 
Inli^bl^ V, a. Occnpy, 

luhaUlt, V. B. DwbU, 



An. Dweller, ceeldent.^li- 

, - _, Insjiite, braathe in, draw 

^S?:SS'k Inha^oidon.. 

r 

lulieTent^ a. Innate, i 

adventiaons. 
Inberit, v. a. Tslie bi 

by inlieritanoe, come 

ai an lielr. 
liilierttance, it. 



obstacle, obstcnc- 



diet, dlsalla«aniie, embargo. 



Iiibjoapltallty, «. Wont of hosplt^lty. 
TTihiiirtftn, a, Bftrbaions, bruliid, bay- 

AHE, ornel, mtMesa, ^tuesa, lemorse- 

ISBS, merdlees,Ibll,Kroolanis, onfeeling. 
Inbumaiiitf, n. Barbarity, bmtallty, 

savagenssB, croelCy, ferocity. 
iDliume, D. a. Bury, inter, entomb, 

dapo^ft In the oartii. 
Inimical, a. 1, Hostile, nnfrlendly, 

nnklnd, malsTolent, aata^anistic. 



8. Adsarse, unfavorable, opposed, 
contrary, repugnant^ linrtful, perni- 

Jnimitable, a. tTnparalleled, porfeet, 

untlvflllea, unmatched, nnparogoned, 

mntchleaa, paerleas, above imitation. 
Inlqa JtouB, <i. UnJ ust, unrlghteooa, 

un^r, inequitable, wrong, wjcked, ne- 

fiirlous, litinoua, flu^Uona. 
Iniquity,)!. 1. Injuiidce, anrighteoiu- 



Initial, a. 1. First, at tUb beglDDios, 
at t^e hood. 
a. Indplent, oommBncing, beginning, 



3. Begin, oommeiiee. Inaugurate, 
Initiation, n. 1. IntroducUon, adml»- 

a. Instmctton.lndoctiiiuitiaD. 

3. Beginning, InawnrallDu. 
Initiative, a. Inceptive, inltlatOT 
■■"lldatiTe, 7*. Bwln"' — *— *■-■■- 
— itiatopy, a. ImUa 
Inject, o. a. Throw 1 , 
IrOeotioii, n. 1, Injecting. 

S. Clyster, enema, lavement. 
In Jest, Xn Joke, foe sport, not In ear- 
In joke, IH ;nse. 
lujudiciouH, o. Unwise, Indisoreot, im- 

Incaudona, hasty. Ill-judged, iil-advised. 

Injnnction, «■ Gonunand, order, pre- 
cept, mandate. 

Injure, v. a. 1. Maltreat, wrong, abuse, 
do wrong to, do an ill offloa to, treat 
unjustly. 
" " "lurt, diunage, spoil, im- 



pail', mar, disHgure, do Imrm 



it. Hurtful, detrimental, prejudicial, 
pernicious, deleteilous, noxloas, deadly, 
baneful, mlseUlevoua, damaging, dls- 
Hilvontogeous, destrucUve, ruinous, 

3. ContumellouB, detractor;. 
Injury, n. 1. Wrong, injustioe. 

S. Hurt, demise, hai-m, detriment. 



lulald.a. Dl verBlHed{6!/ pieces iiWCT-fti), 

Inland, a. 1. Inteilor. 

Inlay, p. a. Diversity {typiecei imeiied), 



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Inlet, n. 1. Entianco, passage, plaoe of 

a. Bay, bight, core. 
In limine, [L] At Itie outeet, at tbe 

beginuiiig, on tlia tliiesliold. 
In little, 111 minlatui'e, on a small 

In loco, [L.] In the proper or natuial 



Ixuikeeper, n- InnheldeT, host, land- 
lonl, ts.vsvn-)LeepBr. 

riYenesB, ItmocnouiineBs, InnojfloasneSB. 
St. Gutltleionesii, sinleBsuasa, bloma- 
lessueas, gulleleesneBB, puntr, 
Inuooent, a. 1. Karmlais. inoffensive, 
lunocaoDe, innoiuaiis. 

a. GuliaesE,Bliile>i9,fanltless,1ilamB< 
lees, limusfulate, spotlees, pnce, dear 
clear, guflaless, upright. 
Ijiuocnoas, d. Haimlesa, InoffenMTi 

make changes. 
Innovation, it. Glutnge, Introdactioa 

of novelty. 
Innoxiuos, a. Harmless, inoffei 

innoououB, innocent. 
Id nnce, iL,] In a nntsliell, la a 

ttmatiun, Indii-ect sllnslon, oblique 
hint, sly BU^aeCion. 

Inniuuerable, a. KDmberless, count- 
numbered. 

JnoouJate, v^a, 1, Bnd. 
a, Vaoelnate. 

InocDiittion, ». 1. BaiKling. 

Inod'orons, a. Scantless, vithont odor 

InoSbngtve, a. Harmless, unolKnlllDg, 

In one's onpa, Drunt, drun&en, tntox~ 
IcaCeil, Inelniatad, Upsr, fuddled, raud- 
dleil, maudlin, lUsgulaed, mellovr, in 
liqnor, BLBWBB, Tianr, n^, triPPY, 

SHEETS IH THE WDtB, hElS had a dTOp 

too much. 

InoperatiTe, a. Inactive, inefficar^oas, 
inelfcotual, useless, unavailing. 

Inopportune, a. Unseasonable, un- 
timely, luconvanient, miBultabla, unflt, 
ill-timed, not opportune. 

Ir.ordinnte, a. Immoderate, ejiirava.' 



ulate, u. !i. {Dot ^ Anal.) Atias- 

ulate, V. a. Vaite by apposition 
nlation.n. {Bot. ds Anat.) Anas-. 
ir midst, [OmnHm, ^ •not e< 
.s, among us. 






"a^^ 



naturallbas, [L.] Quile . 



[nquletnde, «. Uneaidnees diraul t, 
(IfeiBlatude, resUessnaas. tv 



«, V. a. [Written al Etq 

Inquirer, H- Seardier, invesUgato 
■'nqnire into, Esamhie, m gate 
A, canvass, fiUlcw up, loot to 
nqiilry, «. 1. Interrcgatl q ea n 
query, interrogatory. 

eeariih, serumiy, study, e p ti n 
nqiilBltion, tt. Inquest, dl lOl n 
qnh'y. 
Inqnlaitlve, a. Curious, prjii^ peer 
'"I. scrutiniaing, given to csea h 
oad,ii.. lrrnptron,lbrra m re n, 

ilubrlauB,a. iMiealtby mwh 

me, nnheaJthfiil, noxious ufa 'ab 

health. 

aae, a. DerangBd, crazy razed, u 

Ltio, mad, distrncteii, dem ed dn 



deUrlum, aberration of mina, & 
InBatlabilttr, «. Insatlableno 



_, "Write, engrave, 
a. Imprint, impress. 

3. AddraPB {at a liieTvtnl WDrft), dodi- 
cale {vHih mkJDrmaliW). 

4. (Geom.) Delineate or draw (uritAin 



>mpreheiiHon, 



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INSCKUTABl.i^NI 



a. Unsafe, nnproteoted, exposBd, dan- 
getous, liaiardous, petilons. 
iBeourity, ». I. Unesitaliity. 
3. DauLfer. hazard, peilT. 

<tu[>id, iDsenslble, 
1. Torpor, letluugy, 



IngeuBibllitf, - . 

wont of EensibUit J. 
Ifi, ApatJjjf muesUngneBa, indi^4 

3. Bulnee;, stnpidity. 
luHenslble, a. 1. Imperceptible, impi 
teivfibls, not dlHjoverable. 

a. IiisSDEate, dull, atnpld, totp: 

brntdah, Benselae, wtthouC sensibjlil 

" UnEjsling, apfttheao, phl^jmat 

isceplible, uniiiipieiiEible. 

f^lf, ad. ImpBreeptfbly. 

Uent, a. Inert, senseless, i 

senUeDt, witboat peroeplion. 
Xuseparabilllf, ». Inseparableness. 
Inseparable, a. Indivisible, not to 

Beparated. 
Insepacableness, n. Insaparalillity. 



fnaesBortal, 



egaoresjn.pi, JL.] [Omitli.) Feroh- 
B, perching birds. 
isBorfal.n. lOrmSt.) Perchii^. 
Oe, II. Interior, Interior part, inner 

Iiigldlong, a. Artful, aly, wily, arch, 
crafty, cunnhw, BBbtle, Intriguing, de- 
^nli^, dEceitlDl, ireacherous, crooked, 
Micldffi, miOKY, foxy, anaJiy, diplo- 



8. IHsoemment, penetratimi, qnick 
perception- ' 
Iiudsnia, n. pl. [L.] Badges of ofilee, 

Iiufg:iiifloanc& n. Unimportance, pal- 
trhieaa, triylalliy, emptiness, nothfi^- 

lasisuifloAnt, a. 1. 'Without meaning, 
not Bignidcant. 
a. UnimjiorfaBt, poltcj. petty, empty, 

tial, of Uttle 'conBequancs, of lltUe 



IiudiK 



dlBlngenaona, 
leal, canting. 



, .„, -toi^aBci, double- 

luslncerity, «. Duplicity, hypoorlsy, 

cant, <liuIiiLulatIon, deceitfaluess, dlB> 

fngennouanescs, oni^JrneBB, dlshoneety. 

Insfiiiiate, o.a. t, lutrortoee gently. 

a. Ingratiate, push arifully. 

S. Instil (ar(At%), Infue, Incoicate. 

4; Hint, enggeat, biilmata, allude to, 

— 1_. 4._ _ji™ 4.. ramjna q^ put fn 






le's seKinti 






Infnrion, inatilla- 
iie's self, getting 



-. 3i^rit\eBS. iifeieaa, heavy, stupid, 
duii, Mgm, tame, pmsaio, pcosy, uiito- 
teresUng, nnentennlnlne. 
:iLBiptdl&, 1 Jt I. Tastele8ane«a, vap- 
'iiflinkdikeHB, i idneoe, ma^kifdineQe- 
Dolnera, lUeleeanesB, Btapldity, 



i, insist upon. 
nBJ9l«nce,«. Urging, nrgar 



iijrmed.' 



ori^ually deposited oi 
. [WMti«n also Ensnare.] 



3. Drying In the sun. 

3. Snn-stioke, bikiasis, cotiP'DB- 
»oiMU; stroke of tlie enn. 
Inaolenoein. ImpBridnence, Impudencej 
. -irtnoBfl, maiftpertJiesB, fllp- 



Insol^it, a. Iinperiiiient, Impudent, 
BBOcy, pert, malapert, fiippant, rode, 
abasive, overbearing, domuieering, con- 
temptuous, without bnmillly or eeif- 
respect. 

IngolnbiUt;, ». Insolnbleness. 

luBolnble, a. 1. That cannot be dis- 
Bolved. 

S. InBoivable, inexplicable, that can- 
not be solved, not to be explained- 

InaoluWenesB,!'. InsolntSIity. 

liisolvable, a. Inexplicable, tJiat cannot 
be solvea, not to be explaineii. 

Insolvenf^, n. Banki'uptcy. 

Insolvent, a- Bankrupt. 

Insomnia,)!. [I..I {Metl.) Wakefulness, 
sleeplessness, want of sleep, indispo- 

iDspeot, V. a. 1. Examine, aci'utlnlie, 
investigate, look inlo, pry into. 
S. Superintend, oversee. 
InepectioD, n. 1. Examination, scru- 
«uy, investigation. 
a. Superintandenoe, over^bt. 
InapootAF} ii. 1. Examiner, censor, 

a. Superiniendent, overseer, boss. 
Inapinitlon, ». 1. miaiatioti, breath- 
ing in. 
■ a. Affl 



Inspire, n. a. 1. Inliale, 
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Insi^vit^ B. a. Animate, BnliyB„, „. 
CDOr^Q, clLeer, comfort, sUmolate, 

Inspissate, v. a. Thicken, malce tliiclc. 
Inspissate, <i. T^ek, iuBinssated. 
In spoH^ In Jeat, not In oamcBt. 
Instability, n. Inconetauoy, mntalilllty, 

fil^ffoablenflBS. 
luBtaUei a. Inoonatont, cbangeablt 

mutable, unstable, uiiateadfast. 
Install, V. a. Inai^urate, induct, Istro- 

IiiBtalla.tloii, n. InangnraCIoii, InvaaU 
Instalment, «. [Written also InstaS- 



3. Immediate, quick, InBtantaneaus. 
3, CuL'tent, present, u<fw pasaing. 
Instant, it. l. Momaiit, seoond, tirlnk- 
1^, &iBb, trloe, jt^, MnkUng of 
e;e, smallest conc^TaMa pcdnl of tin 
a. Present monULOitrreiit month. 
iDBtantaneoDS, a. Immediate, quick, 

^ instil t. 
lustinitiuieonsly, ) aS. Immadiatelj-, 



meni'B ueiay, au at 'Oucti, ua uih sjjut 
of the moment, la leas than no tune, 
quick aa thaught, qnlck as Hghfining, 
Ijcfora one can Bay '; Jack fioMnaon."^ 
iistar omuiam, [Ii.] Uke an, a qied.- 
men of the wh^e, au example for alL 
istsntfir, ad. FLO Ihstanti.y. 
I atatQ qno, [L.] In the sarpe state 
He before. 

IBtuiHitlen, n. Kestoration, renewal, 
le-eatabllshment, reinstatement, reno- 
vation, reeouatructlon, redintegi'atiDn, 

astesd, ad. !□ lieu, In the room. In the 

nstiBate, V. a. Incite, Impd, move, 
uv^, provoke, stimulate, rouse, actuate, 
persuade, influeoce, encourage, prompt, 

nstlgaUou, n. Inoitemaiit, uigency, 
encoaiH^nLent, promp^ug, inausnoe, 
eolldtatfon, Instance, Importunity. 
instil.B.a. [WtitteiialeoJiJjiMW.l.l. In- 

8, Inoitloate, imprcBS, enforce, Im- 
plant, li^aft. 
InaUUBtion, n. Infttslon, inshiiiatlon, 

gentle iutrodactlOQ. 
Insttncb, n, ITatural impiUsc, 
iDBtlsotiTe, o. Natoc^, spontaneous, 
InTolnntal?. 



Instinct witli. Moved by {a 
nfil impulse), animated by. 

Institute, V. a. 1. Establi 
-- '--JnatB, appoint, settle, . 

. Begin, commence, set 



nstltute, !!. 1. Dootrine, dogma, pre- 
cept, maxim, principle, tenet. 

a. Scientiiic body, Uterary or phllo- 
BOphical society, 

3. School, academy, gymnatium, 
seminary, place of ediicatlon. 
institution, ti. 1. £stablishii^, foond- 

%, EatabUalmLent, oi^iuilzed society, 
3. Investiture. 

l^hten, educate, indoctrinate, drill, 
exercise, train, school, 
ft. X>irect, command, order, enjoin, 



U I>lrocdon, order, command, m 
nict«r, 51. Teacher, tutor, pret 






1. Conducive, sub- 
sei-vlent, serviceable, helping, helpful, 
assisting, auxiliary, ancillary, minis- 

a. Of musical insttnments. 
InstFamflntHJI^f ». Agency, medla- 

tlon, iatetveutlDit. 
Insiibardiiiatei a. Disobedient, luirnly, 

mntJnons, riotous, seditions, disorder^, 

tnrbulentC ungovernable, refractory. 
InsoboTdinatlon, n. Disobedience, re- 

vcJt, Insurrection, mutiny, rlotonsness, 



Insnlate, n. a. Detadi, isome, separate, 
disconnect, dlsnidte, disengage. 

Insulation, n. Isolation, separaHon, 
disconnection, diaengagement. 



t, oSfenoe, ind^pilty, 



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laBBltlns, EI. Insolent, 
pertinent, aancj, abusi 
ribalct, blackgnnrd. 

Insuperable, a. In—- 

beEuable, nnendnra 



InlAlerableT nn- 



scure against loss, agri 
nderwrite, praoflae li 



snrer, «. Underwriter. 






. Rebel, t 
Insuimoniitable, a. Insuperable, not 

monaled. 

InsurrecUon, n. Bebelilon, revolt, se- 
dition, mutiny. 

lusnrrecUonary, a. Bebellioua, eeSi- 
tlone, muUnous, inBitbocdinate. 

IsHusoeptiblet a. Incapable, insnseep- 
tive, not susceptible. 

InsiuoeptlTe, a. . Iksusceftible. 

Intaot, a. Untonched, nnli^ured, na- 
huit, iinhaimed, scathlees. 

latoaSibUtty.n. Intangtbleness. 

lutsngibl^ a. Impalpable, Chat cannot 

TaUmSiWe^css.n. IntangiWUtj. 
Jnteger.n. Whole number. ' 
luteKraJ, a. Wloie, entire, total, i 









2. Beotltmae, upriettness, gri 
honflsly, virtus, goodness, pnm 
moral Hoandness. 

, n, GoTetlng, envelope, 



IntelleoUon, n. Appreben^on, I 
Intellectual^ te 



, Mental, or the iatel- 



leet, of ibe understanding. 



edge, acquired hnowle^e. 

». News, tidings, advice, notice 
OeatlDn, insliiioHan. 

3. Spirit, spiritual being. 
InteUlgent,!!. 1. Knowing, nnderstand- 
tn&^Dstrnoted, enlightened, skilful, 
iSOed, elev^, well-Informed. 

S. .d^nt«, aent«, quick, brigbt, apt, 
Bbrewa, aisceniing, olcar-sightsd, keen- 
s^ied, quick-eighted, sharp-s^hted, 
sl^p-wltted, keen-eyed, long-headed, 

InteUtalbUltv, n, CoMprehenslbilitv, 
intdUgibleness. 



itelligibleness, «. ISTBLIiIolsi 



eating UquoTS. 



Exces^ve, inordl' 



in drinkint 

toiicattng tlqnors, 

utend, V. a. Mean, design, pur 

of, aim at, drive at. 

nt«nd, V, n. Mean, pnrpose, des^, 

have ths intention, propose to — '' 



iHmsu, IV, I.. Close, strict, intent, 
severe, str^ned, stretcned. 

3, Eioesalve, extreme, very great. 

3. Forcible, energetic, vigorous, pow- 



s, closaiiess, 



ncB, higli'f 
i. Visoc, a 



ig^, power, a- 



Intent, a. Easer, earnest, close, closely 
fixed, resolutely bent. 

aim, en^ meaning', drlh. purport, ob- 
ject, scope, markjpHrview. 
Intentlan, «. Design, purpose. 



Iut«ntJonaJ, f 



laterrnptfObatTucb.ont off. 



.ter, s. 1. Bury iarilh fana^ Htes). 

tercel, v. ». MeSa 
nterpose, plead. 
.terceder, it. Mediator, 
Ltereept, v. a. X. Stop 
,-1 — -._ .1.. passage. 

ion, n. MeSaJion^ ' 

uou, iuitirvent^on. 
Intei-cesBoi', n. Mediator, Interoeder. 
Intercbanee, V. a. Exchange, bandy, 

ckange re^procally, give and take ma- 
Interchange, «. 1. Exchange, reei- 

Intorchai^eBbility, n. Interchange- 

abieness. 
Interolianifeable, a. 

Interchanged. 
Intereliai^reableneBB, 



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tioQ, mutnal esoiiango 
IntHTdependeuce n MatuBl depend 

Interdict, v a Furlid prohibit In 



an .iffect toucb 
m 01 imporian.* m. 
3, Engage, enlist. 
ntereat one's self, Take an interaet, 
fsel sa interest, be engaged, be con- 

stereat, n. 1. Good, beneflt, proflt, 
weal, adrantage. 
H. Sbnie, portion, put, portiuipa^ 



profit from money loaned. 
InteresMd, a. ParUal, bin. 
diced, not dl^nterested. 



Interfere, v. n. 1. uitermeddle, med. 
die, Intarpose, vm is obb'9 o'" 

S. Clash, croiflict, he opposed, m 
Inia colUsion. 
Interference, n, 1. InCermaddJing, 

3. Olaeliii^, opposition, interfering, 

Interfering, n. Clashing, Interterenos. 



I. In^de, Inner p: 



Interims, o. a. ill, intersparae.'dlvar- 

sif y by mixture. 
JntatUne, »■ i. 1> Write between the 
Unas of. 
8, Write In alternate Unes. 
Interlinear,!"' "^itethiecl. 
Interlink, lea. Interchain, Join cloee- 
Intei^ocntloii,^ b. Malojue, eolloqny. 
Speaker 1*1^ a dia- 



couferenae, j 



meddler. 



lake part (qStdoasly). 
(ntermediate, a. Intervenii^, Intel 

posed, intei'jocent. 
Interment, n. Burial, inhumation, » 

piiltnre. 

ntermlnaUe, a. Illimitable, nnllml 



Oease, aljate, subside, 
e Interrupted. 
. Intermitting;. 



together. 

. , „. _. ___, Imier, Inward, 

ji untinud, not external. 
a. SplriBnal, uotlltBraL 

3. IntTlnelc, real, genuine, true. 

4. Domestic, not (Sreign. 
InterntiUoiial, a. Betwaen nations. 
Internecine, a. Mortal, deadly, mu- . 

tuallv destructive. 
Inter noB, (L.) Between ourselYBB. 
Interpeilatlan, n. 1. Interruption (iji* 
om ivlio is speaHa^), 
e. Intercasslon, InteiliositiDn. 
Interpolate, t>. a. 1. Insert ttnrnng- 
a. (ifuiA.j Introduce (lerms ( 



Interpn^tion, ». TtfedUtiou, interven- 
tion, interpallatliin, Interceeaion. 
Interpret, v, a. 1. Biplaln, aitponnd, 



Interpretation, n. 1. iStplwiatdon, as- 
posluon, eluddaUon. 
3, 'Itenderlng, translation, version, 



Interri«ation, ». 1. Interrogating, 

a. QnesSon, inauiry, Inteirogatory, 

Interro^tlTe, a. Interr<«atorr. 
Interrogator, rt. Questioner. 
InteiFogutary, «. Qneation, Inqnlry, 
interrogaMon, 



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lutofiopti V. a. 1. Distarb, be 
nptoiT Mndffi from .proceeding. 
S. Sepftrate, divide, breM, i 



tnteVrnplJan, n. 1. Hinder 

obfitructlDn, obstacleT impedi 

8, Intennlsaion, par- - 



2. laterlaid, mix, dirersi^ bj mlxt- 



. 1. IntBTtoe, come be- 

befBlL 
lutervfiulns, a. IntenaediatoT inter- 

luterTention, !i- 1. Interpcsltion, in- 

ice, parley. " 
ot. By authority of, on 



In the teetb of, I 



spile of, in direot 



meat.] Enslavement, servltade, elav- 
ery, boiulage, rassalage, setMom, thral- 
dom, capUvltj. 

Intimacy, ft. ^Familiarity, felloiTBliip, 
friendMilp, cloee acqnalntanoe. 

Intimatii, a. X, Near, oloee. 

3. ^amlliAT, Memuyj THICK, iiand 
and glov^ hau feiUnr veil met. 

lutimate, n. Qnnfldant, orony, tairifllar 
Mend, tnttioate acqmiliit&Dce. 

Intimate, D. a, Snggeat, hint, tcBlnuate, 
allude to, make aUneiOQ W, nre an Ink- 
ling of, glance at, remind of, .pat In 

liitliuat«lr, ad, 1. Closely, neatly. 

a, PamlUarly, thoroi^hV. 
Intimation, n. Hint, Bt^ee^on, alla- 



IntlmiOatlon, 



IntestBite.a. 'Without s tilll. 
Inteetlnal, a. Of the Intestines. 
Intestine, a. Domestic, nob foreign. 
luteBtines, n. pi, EntrallB, bowela, guts, 

vlaeera, inwarfa. 
Jm tiie family way. Pregnant, lilg, es- 

oimiTiirwiai chiSi 
In the KDod srraces o^ In favor with. 



mldat 

01 mem, among mem. 
In the Ions run, finally. In the end, 

as a final cesolt. 
In the straw, Confined, lying in, 

ciiild'bed, brought to bed. 
In the wind. In preparation, golu) 



fiffiS 



Intonation, n. Toae, cadence, twrtng, 

modulation of TOiee. 
In toto, [L.] EnOrely, wholly. 
Intoxicate, B. a. IiiBbdate, fuddle, 

mdddle, make druiLk, make npay. 
Intoxicated, a. Ibiebdated, dnmk, Uy- 

ey, drunkot, ftiddled, muddled, dls- 

rjBOQQy, tn Hiciior, la one's onps, hali 

seas over, THBTm BHEBTS IN TQB WIND. 

Intoxication, n. 1. InebriaHoa, ebriety, 
inebriety, drantanness. 

e. Ii^tuation, great exollflmeat, 
great eshllaration. 

Intractability, n. Stubbornness, obsti- 
nacy, perv6rsenes3, Intractableness. 

Intractable, a. Stubborn, obstinate, 
porverae, leftaotory, dogged, mulish, 
pfe-lieaded, unruly, headstrong, un- 
m^jiageable, ungovernable, indocile, 
obflurate, oroas-gralned, wilful, Infieit- 
ibla, unyielding, contumacious, oan- 

IntractSibleiiess, n. Intractability. 
In transitu, IL.J While passing (ih 

m&vhan4iae from one place to onofAer). 
Intrench ou, Invade, trespass upon, 

enuroach npon, trench upon, intrench 

Intrench, V. a. Defend by Intreneh- 
1. PortiflcaUon 



undaunted, nndismayed, 
nnappallad, unawed, brave 
valoroos, valiant, heroic, s 
alrous, daring, doughty. 



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Inti'epldtt;, n. 
lantry, \ 






_ jmpllc^oUi^nbtiielenieQt, InviilnttoD, 
' olHcuitt;, dlffiooll;, lutrlnateneBB. 
IntrtEatb a. EntB:ngleil, campllclltad, 

lUTOlTea, paipleied, oteeore, dlffloult. 
latEloateiies&n. lotilcwy. 

ma^ilnatioii, etiatsgem, manieuyre, 
wtle, flnessa, cuae. 
3. Amooc, love ailMr. 
IntrlKue. v. «. 1. MaiuenTie, fOrm 



, cmokeo, UlplomaOe, polltfo, 

' r, MuchlaTelian. 






(^. , , 

J, 1 (nward, inborn, inbred, 
atoiaJ, ii^iuned, aot extdu- 



». Beal, genuine, (rue, eeeentjal. 
lutrinsieAlIy, ad, 1. KntuiaJlj, inlier- 
ently, In tJie natare of thinea- 
S. Kealiy, truly, easentlaJh'. 
XntrodQce, v. a. 1. Oonauct, leiid in, 
brinein, uelier In. 
3, Present, mnlEe aequajntad. 
3. Bring into notice, bring befOte ilie 
public, br&g !"' 



IntradnctJi 






Todudng, MBh- 



3. Frethoe, prelude, proem, eji 

dium, preliminary part. 
Introanctm-y, a, Prefiitory, proliB 

acy, precurflory, proBmial. 
lutroapectlou, ^- IfOokin^ nitUn. 
Inimde, v. n. 1. Obtrude, force oi 

Belf, thrust one's self, enter where 

S. BacroaclL, trench, infrli^Q, ti 






, Obtrude, ft 



ui, tiicSS in, ffd^u 111. nuiui lu. 

Xntroder, fi. Interloper, intermeddler, 

lutcasion, «. 1. Intruding, obtrusion. 

3, iE^roachment, tobingement' 
IntruslTe, a. Obtrusive, treapBasing. 

llTe in ttuBt, deUveVin iiust. ' 
IntmBt 'wiUi, Oimfide to the caia o^ 

commit to tlie saA keeping -' 
IntaiHoD. »■ Imnutdliiu pe 

fte*i(B«Bo(),JmmBdiateknL, ,_, ._ 

lUmitiva ]ciunrledge, direct cognition, 
apprdien^on at flist sight. 
IntnltlTe, a. 1. Apprehended Imme- 
diately, perceived A once {wilhiml rea- 

3. Immedtate, full, clear, distinct. 
Intuitively, ad. By intuition. 
Intumesce, V, «,, Snell, expand, dilate. 



!, n. Strolling. 

. Inweave, Interweave, 

iterlaca, twine together. 

Inundate, v. a, Flood, dolT^e, Bub- 
metge, overflow, ovei-whelra, drown, 
put under water (or otiier iiguiiJ). 
inndation, «. i^ood, deli^, over- 
flow, cataclysm. 

lupbane. a, Dm^vil, impolite, un- 
courtly, ungentlemanly, uncourteous, 



d,iU-m 

i. InolvllIty^mpolltenaaE 



Inure, u. re. [Written also Enure.) ] 
applied, come Into use, take efi^t, 

bume, lay la the grave, oondgn to t 



Invade, V. a. 1. Attack, assidl, as- 
H. laltioge, violate, encroaclL npou. 

Invalid, ltn-!j'a;'iii) ». 1, 'Waat, ofno 
weight, of no force. 

B. (iow.) Void, null, of no legal 
fbrce, null and void. 

Invalid, (ii/jJO-JMi) a. Weak, fteUe, 
Infirm., sick, sickly, weakly, frail, vale- 
tudinary. 

Invalid, (iii/iBi-irf) b. Valetudinarian, 
feeble person, inftrm person, sick per- 

Iitv^date, V. a. Nullifv, aimul, can- 
cel, overtuow, make void, xtndoc of no 
effect. 

Invalidism, n. J'eeblenese, Infirmity, 
jllnesa, gickneas, valetudinarianism. 

Invaluable, a. Inestlroable, priceless, 
' — bovB all value, above 



. Unc^ngeablenesSj 



ail pi 

.„ Bari»teie,"fl. - 

oMe, unalterable, 
[nvarlableness, R. Unehaneeal , 

immutability, coBsUincy, invariabil- 

slon, InoutBlon, irrup^on, inroad, £0r- 
ray, raid. 
H, Encroachment, infilngemcnt, vio- 



it'. Satirical, sarcBBtlc. 
jiveigli against. Censure, reproach, 
condooin, blame, denounce, declaim 
against, r^ at, exclaim against, scold 

liglBtP. o. Wheedle, cajole, entice, 



seduce, decoy, beguile, e 



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it. Oiiglaiite, frajue buagln 

3> t^brlcatef fOrga, n 
DvenMon, n. 1. Inrentlug gloe 



4. ^bTicatlon, forg ty fi 



inera/iaHJ, or q^ a dsceoasii person), roll, 
achednle, record, accouiit, register, 

or reioMim), teverse4. 
laversion, it. 1. Inverting, placing In 
GQUtrary <HrdeT. 

8. Eeoipcocal change of place, re- 
Tersed portion. 

S. IRnei.j Hjperbaton, tianspoBitiou 

Infer^B. a. 1. Tum upside down. 
Invertebra], jo. (ZdS.j Wlthc 






rie, dest 



backbone. 
Invest. P.O. 1. Clothe, dress, array. 
S. Badow {as ailhimlliorUs or pomer), 
endue. 

3. Fut at interest (as jmrneji). 

4. [MU.) iEhkclose, aurround, be^ege. 



lavestlBBtfl, V. a. Examine, ECrutiniit 
casTBast study, sift, oon^dec, overbaul 
explare, probe, dieaect, look into, eearc 

— ' 1- .--.^ inquire inbJ, fi>Uow ut 

. BxamlnaUon, Btudj 



nitimr.ir 
oulBiflcm 



_. Yeatment, draia, [obe, gaiiaenls, 
baHibnents^ clothes. 
a. Money iii«»ofo^ 



-___-„-^, ..- luTeterateneas, obaU- 

iiacy, i^roQic atate. 
luTetarBte, a. 1. Obstinate, besettii^, 

oliroiiio, deep-seated, long eslabllBbed. 
3. H^>ituat«d, liabltual, accustonied, 

confirmed, hardened. 
In-vldloiia, a. Olt^nalve, hateful, e^oua, 

Ukely to excite tll-wUL 
Invisorate, «. a. Strengtlien, fortify, 
. anlmale, give vigor te, give life and 

Imiiu^biUty, n. UnconqueraWi 



Inviolate, a 



L. Unl 



be prawned, dc 

Inviolability. 
- ■ )n,unviola 



it Umiurt, uninjured, unproGuied, 

onpoUnted. 
Invisibility, ». Inviaibieness. 
Invisibte, a. ImpercepUliie, unaeen, 

bat caoDOt be seen. 
Invisiftleneas. ii. Invisibility. 
luvlta Minerva, [L,] Mlne*^' 

nnwillii^, wiHieut genius, Wivu^uv v~- - 

pacity. 
InvltaUon.n. SolicItatJon, bidding, coll, 






lavitlug:. a. Alluring, attractive, win- 
ning, engagiztg, captivaUng, pleasing, 
fasclnaUng, bewitching, preposaesa- 

Invocatlon, n. Sapplicatten, pi'iyer. 

In voKue, Fiubionable. styllsli, genteel, 
modSli, In fashion, i. i^ uodg, having 

Invoice, n. Uat [qf arUciea <^metvftan- 
diae ih^^d or sold), inventory, bill, 
schedule. 

IsTolie, V. a. Implore, supphcate, pray, 
entieM, bee, beaeeoh, conjure, Aojdkb, 
impoitUDe, soUcIt, call npon, pray te, 
appeal to, preter a Teaaset to. ' 

Involnntaiv, a, 1. Instiiketlve, anto- 
matlo, bilnd, independent of the will. 

S. unwilling, reluctant, oompulsory, 
agidnat one's wIlL 

Involation, n. Oompllcatlon, iotricacy, 
entanglement. 

Involve, V. a. 1. Bnvelop, inwrap, 



Invulnerability, a, Inmlnerableness. 
Invnlnerable, a- Seciu^ Stam- iiij nry, 

that cannot I>e womided. 
InvulnerablenesB, «. InrnlDernbiUty. 
Inward, a. Interior, Intornal Inner. 
Inwavd, inrf. Within, lnwanUy,toward 

Inwards, ». pi- Entrails, bowela, gul«, 



,, Infold, tnvo] , 

envelop, wrap, wrap up. 
In yoai midst, lOommoa, but not aaac- 

tloned by the beet vfritera-l In the nkldst 

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Iota, n. Jot, whit, tittle, bit, gtaln, pat- 

K|^MO,a,l"-' BtBsil-toot. 
^e dlilt, [ill Mere assertion. 
Ii'asclblllty, «. IcrlUbility, iFasclble- 

Irasolble, o. Paaslonate, haaty, hot, 
Itrltable, touciiy, testy, waapfaL, quloi, 
snapEish, splenetic, pstulant, cbolecie, 
peppery, liue tinder, like touchwood. 

IniBidbl«ieB8, ». iTasuibillty. 

Irate, a. [ifsc«ni.] Ai^ry, provoked, 
piqued, Inttated, Ireful, In a passion. 

ife, a, IPoe^alA Wrath, anger, rage, 
liirf, ohaler, ludigaation, ceseutment, 
pa^9um, exokperation. 

Irefal, a. Angry, raging, (urions, pas- 



IriL H. 1. Bldnbow. 

' »• (^0^.) Fioxver-de-tuce. 
Irleated, a. liaDHSoasT. 
Irish, a. Of Ireland. 
Irlsli, n. 1. Irish language. 

a, NaHves of Ireland. 
trleblam, n. Hibernlcism, Hibemian- 

Ism, Irish idiom. 
Iriehiy, it. Irish, people of Irelnud, 

Iriah people- 
Irksome, a. WearlBome (in cOBsejaenca 

qf Mag dislast^id), tiresome, iBDtoua , 

veatyiug, weary, devoid of fnCeresC. 
Ironlrail, a. Dansive, banterii^, moek- 

jng, tliat expresses one thing and means 

the oppeelte. 
Iron-pyritee, n. (Msn.) BlsDlpburet of 

IranB, n. pt. Fetters, shaeklea, mana- 

elee, ohdiis, bampecs, gyves. 
Iivny, n. lU^cale, raUlery, banter,' 



Inttdlote, 1 






6Xtr»Tagant, 



lyii^ 'one thii^ 

hiaM, lUntEllne, 
lip. mabe br^ht, 
gkt Dpeit, east 



ble, preposter- 
10, injudicious, 



Irreolalmable, a. 1, Irrecoverable, 
incorrlgibls, hopeless, irreparable, past 

able,' irreversible, incurable, pastmend- 



Irrscoacllable. a. 1. I^ppeasable 
liuplacabla, not to be reeonolied. 
a. Inconsistent, incompatible, Incon 



,0 ba restored, loet £>r ever. 



. Inelrievable, ODt 

^ Lrspnruls, incurable, remedllesB, 
irremediable, iKetrlentUe, Irreversible, 
liopelese, past oiue, past hope, past 
jnending, not t« bs lamedied. 
Irrefrasable, a. Xndispntable, tneon- 
tsstable, irrefutable, Indubitable, past 
dlapnt«, undeniable, unquestionable, 

dispute, beyond a doubt, b^nd all 
Irrefutable, o. Indisputable, niian- 
IrrM^lar, o. 1. Anomalons, abnor- 

fbrmable, aberr^t, excepUoniil, eecen- 

2* ITncertaia.unpunctual, capricious, 
desultory, fltfol, variable, Ohangeable, 

T,nf. T.ni£&rm, 

imethodlcal, out of order, un- 



Irresnlarity, n. 1. Aberradon, ab- 
normity, anomaly, anomalouaness, sin- 
gularity. 
g. Uncertainty, caprltdousness, vari- 

3. Want of method, want of symme- 

4. Immorality, incorreotneaa, vice, 
Impropriety, indecomm, laxity, ^n, 

Irrelenmcy, n. InapphoabUitj. 

Irrelevant, <». Inapplicable, Imperti- 
nent, not relevant, not applicable, not 
to the point, fbreign to (lia purpos^ not 
bearing upon UiB point In qneatlon, 
having nothing to do witih lihe matter, 
travelling oat of the reoord. 

IrreUgioa, n. Implaty, nngodliness. 

IrroU^ioiiB, tt. 1. Ungodly, undevout. 



nlBBlble 

cu&able, i 

IrrepambUi^t ". Irreparablenesf 
Irreparable, a. iRftEMEnlABLE. 
IrreprelienHlble, a. Irreproachable, 

&n]^GaB, Inculpable. 

blamed, not toTiB oe 

IrrepreHsfble.a. Unoantralla1ile,lnanp- 

preisible, not to be repressed. 
Irreproachable, a. Jrrevsebesbi- 

Irresi'stlble, a. That cannot be reslst- 

Irresolute, a. Undetermined, unde- 
cided, wavering, vaultating, unsettled, 

way 'the cat jumps, or wiioh way the 
wind blows; waiting Ibc something to 



1^ not to be 



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XrreBpeotlT« of, Itegaxdlesa of, "wltbout 

Imsp(«ud]tle> a. Unaccountable, ou- 

ansverfliblo, not Teaponalble, 
Irretrievable, a. 1. IrrecaTera,bIe, not 

to ba restored, !?-■■■ "- 

IS. IrrepoiaDli 



IS. Irr^uTbblef Moan 
able, THmedllesB, past en 



pub bops. 

. , ij, promne- 

s, pcol^iiltf, blaspbemy. 

H. Biirespecb, dlaeeMem, BllSbt, iwg- 
'lecCj luolvJuly, olficonrteBy, nLdeneae. 
Inwerent^ a. I. Imploiis, pto&ine, 



^qiDli^. 



courteoos, impolite. 

Irreventilile, a, Uncbangeable, 
tra^blOf irroTocable, irrepealaUe 
matabl^ Invariablo, cbai^eloBB. 

ImvoeaMs, a. ITncliangeabla, i 






IrrltaiUUtr, n. 1. IrssdMllty, frettnl- 
ness, testinees, peevlBbneES, f etnl&noe, 
excitability, BnAppl^isesB. 

Hhroilmj. 
Irritable, a. 1. Irascible, betful, testy, 
1 — 1 — --L __i..±_». — -miEii. enap- 






i. SnecepUble (I 



a infiaeace q) 



Irritate, v. a. 1, Prdvoka, nettle, chafe, 
incense, esoaperate, sntoge, anger, fret, 
odf^ui, Tex, annoy, tease, gall. 
Z. ilied.) Inflame (% Auction). 
InitaUoii,». 1. IiTitBting. 

a, Sxasperallon, prnvocaUon, wiath, 
ire, anger, passion, eidtemant, iad^- 



inroad, forray, ra 
Cbelilp. 



partial Invasl 
IsoMadlc.o. j.i»ui» 
Isohiaera, n. IMed, 






. {Poetia'dA Island, 
t. Little Mand. 

vnal, a. IsecbroiiDus, dF equal 
cf equal duration (as the mbrtb- 
qf a pemiufum). 
e, v. a. Separate, dlssociata. 



3 IVOET-NOT 

detact, insulate, segregate, plflce by 

liself, set apart. 
Isolation, n. Separation, disconnection, 

inenlation, sagreeation, detaohment. 
IsomornlUani, ». Similarity of crye- 
. talllue form. 
Isoiuornbous, a. Of similar crystalline 

toim. 
IsopeiiiiietiicaL a. Of equal perime- 

IsTaeilte,«. Jev. 
IfwaeUtic, i- T™i,h 



.LB, final or ultimata lesoit, final 

1. Ofbpring, progen;, obUdren, pos- 
terity, lineal oesoeudaiite. 
S. (Med.) Fontanel, arUaoililnlcK. 
e. (imo.) Point in dispute. 
saue, s. a. 1. Deliver, send ont, pat 



originate, (tollow, ensue, 
SB, be tlie effect, be de- 



Itallon,!!. or Italy. 
Italian, H. 1. Native of Italy. 

3. lianguage of Italy- 
Itallclam, «. Italian idiom. 
ItaUclie, v. a. Print in IttOlCB, dlsUu- 

gaiuli by Italics. 
Italics, n. pi. Italic letters. 



Itclilnc, It. 1. Itob. 

8. Craring, longlne. strong desire. 
Item, ad. ££.] ^ao, as an additJonal 



It«rM«, B. a. Repeat, reiterate. 
Iteration, », RepeUQon, relteraUon. 
Iterafive, a. EepeaUnv. 
ItineraD<7, It. TraTefflng, goii^ from 

place te place. 
Itinerant, a. Travelling, vanderlng, 

roving, roan^ng, nomadic, going fuom 

place to place, not settled. 
Itineracy, ». Guide for travelling. 
It Is od%. It is pi'Dbable, it is lllely. 
Ivory-black, «. Bone-black yhntrros- 

ei-ly caited Ivory-black, vjfaoft ta, smotly 

spcaMnj, preporedfroia Ivory). 



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gabble, talk mpidlr, tntk idly. 
Jabber, v. a. Geeak rapidljr. 
Jabber, n. itete, pratue, gab, diatt 

Idleti^. 
Jabberer, n. Prattler, chatterer, b 

"-'— , oliatterbox. 

, TrtS-^ffie-w 

Bt all txadea, i 

»_^-.of all trades,^ ■». 

Jaofc-a-dandy, n. Bean, fUp, w 
dand;, exq.nMt«, popinjay, ms 
Jactanapes, man of dress, man n 



1. Sido-pieccto/'B jSrfpIace, a 

•wn weed, . ITiorn-apple, 9tra- 
a, Btramony, Apple Pern [DatlByi 

wocde, lisve an idtecoa. 

Jangle, v, a, Soand dleooidantl;, uttei 

1. Dleoord, dlsoordant sound. 



g. Blockhead, simpleton, IinH<^. 
JackdaiT, »■ D&w {Cforvus sitfmtduia), 
Jaoket, n. Jerkin, ehorC coat. 
Jaolc-ketoli, u. Hangman, pnblio ene- 



nck-pnddii^ n- Bitftbon, harlequla 
mountebank, jester, dioU, sany, ulova 



Jacobin, n. i. Dominican, 

bluckmai, preacblng Mar. 

Z, AnanJiiat, turbulent del 

JaooblniDBl, ! Uonary. 

Jacolate, v. a. Dart, throw, launch, 

hart, let fly, 
JaoQlatioil, n. Darttng, throwli^, hurl' 

ing, launohhig. 
Jade, I!. 1. llaek, Ored hocse, wortwess 

3. Hussy, ([uean, baae woman, sorry 

lire, weaiy, Bttlgue, fag, 

Jag, n. Notch, dentleulation, protu- 
berant point. 

Jagged, a. ITotched, serrated. Indented, 
denticulated, cleft, dislded, uneven (on 



Jafl, n. I 



American tiger {^dis dnf a). 
Vritten sdBO, but not com- 
3oLi Prison, penitentiary, 
bridewell, workliotiee, tollbooth, 

Jakes, «. Privy, necessary, baek-boase. 



thick preaerre. 

2. Pressure (JW»nfH?rfWwf], crowding. 

3. Crowd, tSirong, moss of people 
tfirtnpded together). 



Jangled, a. IMscordaiit, inharmonion 



Jauty.a. [Written also Jaunfil.l Showy, 
finical, airy, fluttering, l>ed]zened, gair- 
ish, dressy, ^s, fine, pranlted out. 

Japan, v, a, Vamish, lacqner. 

Japan eartb, Oatechn, tbbb& jafo- 
NioA, gambler, cut^. 

Japanese, a. Of Japan. 

Japanese, «. 1. Nauve of Japan. 
%t Lai^u^e of Japan. 

Jar, V. n. 1. Vibrate harshly. 

2. Clasii, Interfere, wian^, contend, 
quarrel, bicker, spat, spar, jai^lf 
sanabble, tiff, hare words, have a 

Jar, V. a. Shide, a^tate, jolt. 
Jar, n. 1. Sliake, agitation. Jolt. 

2. Discord, disngreement, anarre 
altercation, jarrii^, wrangllng,lilcliei 

Jargon, n. 1, Oabblt^ ^bberish, rlg.< 
marole, nonsense, balderdash, twaddle, 
palaver, flummery, moonehine, 
wash, trash;, stuS; unintell^lble t 



3. Confiloting, Incompatible, inoon- 

Jarrliut, n- %■ Clashing, collision. 

3. Shatli^, agitation, jar. 

3. Qnaii^, dispute, altercation, bick- 
ering, wraMling. 
Jaundioe, n. lii^.) Icterus. 
Jaundiced, a, 1. BUlons. 

S. Biassed, narrow-minded, pr^u^ 

Jannt, ^. Itamble, ^ciu'sion, trip, tour, 

stroll, short journey. 
Jaunty, a. [Wrttfen also Joniff.] Airy, 

sbowy, finical, fluttering, bedizened, 

gairlBh, ga^ fine. 
Jaw, n. 1. Maxillary hone, jaw-bone. 
S. IZoio.J Scolding, abuse, railing, 

vituperation, abusive talk. 
Jan-bone, n. Jaw, maxillary bono. 



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BerTOTTrte 



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iodem-i Hsaaid, 
c, parll, 



mock, ecoS, spum, despise, contemn, 
dl^' at, sneer at, jear at, rail at, POEG 

Jeer, n. Sneei;, Bees', taunt, gibe, biting 

tTeerer, h. Scoffer, BCorner, moolcec, 

railar, lidiouler, deiidet, dCBplser. 

Jflerb^, H. Mockery, d^Bton. 

Jciluyralii ii. Qod, loni, Onmlpotenoe, 

Omnlsdeniw, Prevldeuoe, The Creator, 

Heaven, Xlie Maksr, Xhe Ddty, The 

'— '^- ''-"iBBd,TliB.Inllnlle,Tlie 

Jmnipotant, The pTa- 

lity, «16 Holy Tilnity, 

uus ji^ne, Tlie FiiBt OanEe, 

LOr of ijl things, God the 

Eamn, meagre, sterile, dry, 

udcc, 1^441, anint«reBtlng. 
Jemmjt ^- [Off^o^iHaJ,] Spruce, flnl- 

oal, oyer-nloe, orec-naat, aSBctedly 

elegant, nice oTer-mnGh. 
Jvaalng, n. Blue ohub. 
deopaEd, V. a. Hazard, Imperil, i-ei 

enuangeF, Jeopardise, nak, patlnjec 

ardy, put at hazar^ put M rink. 
JTeonai'dlze, V, a. (So 

Jeopardy, n. HaBard, 

JeremiBde, «. [Terang'ridiaiie.] Tale 
of eorroiV, Imaentatum, lament dole- 
ful story. 

Jerk. V. a. I. Terk, twitch, pull sud- 

e. Throw suddenly. 
Jer^ «. 1. Twitch, Buaden pull. 

a. Sudden throw. 
Jeikin, IS. Jacket, short coat. 
Jeat, B, u. _ Joke, crack a Joke, peipe- 

Joke, 
i^juBiii, aally, J 

A Kalllery, fun, 

Jastsr. n. 1. Jok^, wag, humotlBt. 
a. Bnffbon, liarleqiim, moantebank, 
aaoy, droll, fbol, clown, punch, punch- 
Jnello, scaramouch, merry-Andrew, 
jack^-nnddlng, ploMe-herrlng. 
JeanMcal, a. 1. Of tbe Jestuts. 

9, [A venae vairodoEed bp partisans 
Sostift to the JesaUt.] Crafty, cunning, 
deceitful. 
JeCQ-, 

qnip, crank, sally, 
Jew, n. - Hebrew, laiiwitiv. 
Jewel,!!. Qeni^briUlant, preoioua Btone 
Jewelry, n. [Wrltlan ftlBo JeweUery, 

Jewisli, a. Hebrew, Judaic, Jndalcal. 



Jewry,". Judea. 

• 'pltcli, n. Asphaltum. 

iHl, n. Beldam, hag, fury, ugly old 

Jlii^, »■ \Q>liog«ial.-i Instant, moment, 
second, twinkling, trice, daui, twlnk- 
Ihig of an eye. 
Jlggei> », 1. Throw, potter's wheel 
8. (Evi.) Chipi-e (PtUex penetraai). 
Jlggumbob,)!. [Zoic.] Trinket, toy, gim- 
, crack, kulckknaek, bawMe, gewgaw. 
Jilt, «. Coquette, flirt. 
"■- B.a. Tkck 01 Aeeei-ie Iby playing 

. m)- 

JIlt^ii.K. PlaytbBjllt. 

'InBle, V. «. [Written also Oingle.^ 

TSiHe. 
Jingle, n. Tinklhig, jingling, TIBTINA- 

"".ATiON, jhigllng sound. 

ling. It. JINOI.E. 

li. Piece of work. 

Job,v. n. Do job-woik, work at jobs. 
''obbemovrl, «. [Low.] "' — '-•— • 



Cheat, ewlnt 
[, s^boots. ' 



liupostor, blaclueg. 






, clroumTBire, delude, hood- 
wink, diddle, beguile, ndsleadiinveigla, 
gammon, humbug. Impose npon. 
Jooose, a. JoeulBr, f&oeUous, iiomor- 
~ , wltl7i wa^ah, droll, ftmiiy, oomi- 

^less, ".""^MnlMity. 

Jocol&r, a. Jocose- 

'oonlarity, m. JoeosenefB, feceaous- 
ness, waggishneee, waggery, drollety, 
sportiveness, merriment, pleasantly, 

ooun(i,o, JoyouB,Joyfu!,merry,frolliy- 
Bomo, blithe, blitheaomo, sportiTe, jolly, 
playful, airy, lively, gay, debonair. 

Jocundity, «. Joyonsnass, jc^fUlness 



jooulartty, gayoty, merriment, mirth, 
good homor, Mgh B^File, high ^ee. 

Joi;,v.a. Fnsh(ff0n»v},noLl^b7&push. 

Jos, n- 1. Push, alight sh^e. 
3. Notch, denticiSation, Jag. 

Joggle, V. a. Shake [by ft&nn^], joetle. 

Jog on. Trudge, lumber, trarel slowly. 

Jog-trot^ «. Slow pace, slow trot. 

Joliii Bull, ICollSguiat.] 1, Englleli 



I. AiJJoin, b 
[. Unite wi 



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Join, V. n. Asaoclate, confedscste, nulte, 
be united^ le^ue. 

4, \Bot.) Knot. 

ti.iBot.) Inl£TiiOde, space betn'eeo 

Joint, a. TlDltedL nouLblned, concerted- 
•Tfdut^D.H. 1, {CarjJfflUrj/.) Join, unite, 

a. Diaioint, dtvide (at the joifaSs), cnt 
np liw Bleat). 

Jointed, a. Articolatad, nit^ Jointe. 

4oia.tac,n. {OarpsaiTy,) Jolutiiig plane, 

joiit beir, Oobelr. 

Jotntli^-plaue, «. Jointer. 

jDlnt^, ad. Unitedly, together, con- 
Jc^l^, In conJuncUon. 

Jolfit, «. Small flooc-timbar. 

Joke, n. Jest, gulp, qaick, crank, ^ttl- 
ciBm, Ball)-, J£D D'BePItlT. 

Jokei K. H. Jest, crack a Joke, perpe- 
trate a joke. 



Uon, vassal, orgies, liauebaQala, satur- 
nalia, dsbaucli, meixf IMic, Jolly time, 
drlnUngbout. 
_...._ „ Tn__j i gayety, mirUi, 



JoUitT, ». Memment. gayel 
Am, BoUa, JoTiallCy, bll^tT. 

Jolly, a. 1. Mercy, Joyous, joyfol, gay, 
jon^ air;, mlrthinl, Jocund, pla;fal, 
ft(4io»i>nie, sportlre, gamesome, funny. 
tooelioiiB, JooBlat, w^jglah, sprightv. 
ttTBly, Joound, wanton. 

». Hump, stout, lusty, boumang, 
portly, ohatiby, la good oose. 

Jolt, v.n. Bs sbakrai foa a carriage bjf 
paisinff over rough groand). 

Jolt, V. a. Sbake C"" " eio'riage doet 
aheapaiaiaB oner rough grDiW). 

Jol^ It. Sbaklruc Jolting. 

JifltlLead, n. Slmpletoa, fbol, dunob. 

Jaitiag, n. Jolt, shaking. 

Joua^iuii ' ». Pei^s of tke TTniteil 
States, Qie United States ae a, nation. 

Jorden, n. Urin^ chamber-pot. 

Jostle, V. 1. [Written also Jostle.] 
j. Collide, strike against, hit agalnat. 
a. Shake (^ MjtiHf/), Joggle. 

Jo^n. Iota, ifttls, whit, bib, gr^n, par- 
BOhiillla. ' ' ' ' 

Jot down, Beoord, state, note, cbron- 
irlc, regisl«r, set down, take dor- 
make a — -^ "^ — -1— 



« of, make ] 



Jove,n. {Sfuik.) Jupiter. 

Jovial, a. MeiTy,joyouB, JOYFUL, gay, 
airy, mirthfol. 

JovJalMy, ». Merrfment, gayety, mirth, 
£Un, lWlilo,Jomty, bitojar. 

Joy, n. 1. (^adiiesB, dellghi^ ^ee, exul- 
tation, flcstasy, rapture, ravishment, 
transport, beantnde, beaUfloaWon. 
S. Happiness, Kliidty, bliss. 
3. Gauss of dadness. 

Joy, V. n. ExiAt, rejoice, be ^ad, be 
delighted, be Jojftil. 

Joyful, a. QinS, Joyona, merry, buoy- 
ant, happy. Jocund, bUtte, bUtheaome, 
joUy.Jovioi, delighted. 

Joyous, a. Glad, jotful. 



a. Jewiali, Hebrew. 
•i. Itellgion of tlie Jews, 
Jnck-snlpe [ScoZopiKc gal- 



a. Critic, connoisseur. 
Tndge,' v. n. Decide, determine con- 
cise, form an opinion, pass an ophilon, 
pass judgment, get at the truth, arrive 



S. Apprecmte, estimate, 



!t. Hetermination, decldon, conclu- 

3. (Law.) Sentence, award, decree. 
Jndsnienl'^itiy, n. Day of Judgment, 

Judjpneat-seat, n. Tribnnal, court, 

Jadlcatnre, n. 1. Administration of 



disoreec, conBULerate, TatlooAl, reason- 
able, enlightaietL Bagadoos, providenC, 
sober, souid, stud, solld,^ cool, politic. 
Jne, n. 1. lEnglcmd.] Htcher, ewer. 
a. lOoUoqvial.] Prison, JalL Tou.- 
BOOTH. penitennary, bridewell, work- 



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. .«eption, cteal^ trand. 
Ji^sler, «. Sorcarer, maj^dan 
coiQuFer, enchanler, ohHimer, u 



anceTi QXDTcla^ diviner. 



Jnll 



ImpoBtore, cle«eit, Blelglit of 
nlceleBS, 1. 



iplese, di 
sappy, loBh, full of julc 



sappy, loBh, fi 

logethot In dieordar. 
Jumble, n. Disonler, cc 
pix^e, hotdi-potcli, ga 

OLLA. FODItn>A, COMUt 

deily miitu 



Ltnsedly, Uirow 



L, oonfiiaed 

«r, leap over, sMp 

Jump, «. n. Leap, epclag, boana, skip, 

Jamp, n. Leap, spring, bonnd, hop, 

Jnnotioii, ». 1. Jcdnlns, onion, KOisbl- 
Datlon, connBcdoB, linking, conplbu;. 
a. Junotme, joint, place of mssmig. 
JnnetiiT^ n. 1. Joint, Jnnotlon. 

fi. Goiunnctore, cdafi, exlgen^. 
Jone-lieTTT, n. Snad-lniah, Hlma-beiry 
{jiiaetastehto' Ctatade/utia). 
a. fietTii<x-T>etry{tkeJhd(qftlies>iad- 

Jungfte, 



Tbioket (qf 



•I. Yonneet. 

n. Sweectneiit, delicacv. 

. OASAL, &ctlan, combttiatlon 

I ai?o«e™7««i(), party, ootehje, 

, set, gang, league, Gonfederacy, 



JOilsdlcUon, II. Judlcatuce, exten 

authority, l^al power, 
Jm^BprnOeuc^ n. S<ilenoe of law. 



. Civilian, Jurisconsult, lawyer, 
. Juryman. 



lawful, leoBouable. 



lupt, Tir^DUS, ]u>DOTable, ImpaiMal, 
eyeu-handed, BlralghUbrward. 

3. ISiact, trne, proper, accnrate, cor- 
I'ect, normiil, regolar. 

4. Daaeiyed, merited, 'condign, snlt- 



Jnstlce, n. ±, Equity, eaulFablenees, 
right, JHStnesB, falrnees, mpartlallty, 
rectitude, tsXv play- 



,_. UeKuBlble, warrantable, 

vmuicable, right, fit 

JneUflcBtlon, n. 1 
* exeulpftUon, e... . 



JufitifiaMe, a. 



Vhidlc 
ince, exculpation, < 
9, {lileolA Abeoli 
j-emlsdon or Bin. 
JoBtlfi^ «. a. J. Vlndl< 



det^^, maintain, exculpate, eicnBB, 
.erate,Bet right. 

[TbeU.) Absolve, acquit, itee from 

ilear tVeui guilt. 



S. ShaSe [irg kittiag), joggle. 

ineas, it. i. Justice, equity, eqult- 

leness, folrueBB, right. 

9, Exactness, aecui^acy, propriety. 

. II. «. Project, protrude, atand ont. 



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3. PieiiSng, penetrating, cntljng. 

4. Severe, Mtter, poignant, acrimo- 
nious, caustto. 

6. Shrawil, diBearnlng, quiclc, saga- 
cioDB, astute, lieen-slghtcd, keen^eyed, 
ciear-s^hted, long-headed. 

£een-eyed, a. Keen, keen-Blghted, 
shaip-sighlecl. 

Keenuesa, n. 1. Ardor, vehemence. 



3, Severity, ;^or, 

4. Poignancy, causticity, acrimony, 

5* Siirewdneea, sagacity, astuteneea- 
£eeu-glslited, a. Keen, sharp-rfghted. 



haM ^t. 



I. OS. 1. Beti^, detain, liold, 

'i, Bestrain,' withhold.' 

1. Onard, protect, take care of. 

5. Fulfll, observe, adhere to, be mith- 



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Keep< "■ "- 1- OonUnue, romain. 

if. Stay, abide, lodge, dwelt. 

3. Bndure, lasb. 
Keep, n. SUonghold, donjon. 
Keep an eye on. Watch, mari, ob- 

Keep dtirk. Keep one's own couneel, 
seal the lips, nal bteatbe a eyllabls 
about It, keep Hie matter to one'a 
self. 

Keep under, CoDtTOl, lesttoiii, keep in 

Keepli^, !(. 1. Care, custody, otai^a, 
fuardl^nahip. 
a. Support, maintenance, J^d. 
8, H»nnony, oonfOnuity, oonernlty, 
conaistenoj, i^eament. 
Kelp, n. 1. Barilla, cacbonate of soda 

2, Sea-weed Lftwn wftici barilla is 

Ken, »■ View, cognizance, ^ht. 



harbor, talie sheltet. 
KeetreU n. Windhover, castrel, stcm- 

iiB\{Faico tmRii/ticaiaB\ 
Key, n. 1. Clew, guide, explanation, 

wuutlon, elucidation, UL&vis. 
a. Tonic, liey-nDtB, fundamental 

note, first note i^the scale. 
Key-note, it. Tonic, key. 
Khan, n. 1. Oham, aoverdgn prince 

inr Tca-tan/i- 

Kick the l>eam. Be outneiglied, be 
orerbalanced, be overpoised, be the 

' Kioh up a duat, [Colloqiaal.] M^e a 

Kid, «. 1, Young goat. 

a. KiC, sniaUtab. 
Kldn&p, V. a. Abduct lami Auman be- 

-■-' - - -teal away,nm off with. 

. Man-ste^ii^, abduc- 



Eill, 



tapping, fl 

''i-. a. Slay 



slaughter, murder, 

to deatlij deprive of life, make away 
with, ^Te one one's quietus, give a 
dBath-Blow to, 

Klni n. 1> Bi^tionship {bn blood or by 
nuariagei, coUBanguinltry, atSnity. 

9. Bel^on, relative, klndied, Idns- 
Cblk, connection. 

Kin, a. Belated, iOlled kindred, akin, 
congenial, cognate, of the same nutate, 
of ^e same Snd.of iiie same Ibmlir. 

Kind, a. Benerolent, benefioent, be- 
Tdgnant, humiuie, graoioiui, friendly, 
kindly, complacent, complalsanlj geu' 

- erous, DbliQng, bounteous, accommc- 
datlng, phi^tluo^e, corapsssioDate, 
mild, b^i^, clement, gooil amiable, 
ohaiitable, gentle, lenient, indutoent, 
fbTbearlng, tendet, eympathellc, tOand, 
afifeotionKiie, loviiig, good-natured, ten- 
dflr-heEurted, klnd^Jiejated. 



epeoiK, set, cMss. 

1'?' 






KiHD, iender-lieart- 

Kind-liearledness, n. Kindness, kind.. 

lincES. 
Kindle, n, a. 1, Uglit, ignite, enkindle, 

inflame, set £te to, set on fire. 
3. Excite, rouse, awaken, provoke, 

exaeperate, foment, enrage, set on, sUr 

Kii^lle, c. n. ' 1. Take fire. 

3. Sat existed, grow warm, fly into 

Kindliness, n. 1. Benignilj', kindness, 
benevolence, humanity, clarity, sym- 
pathy, oompaasiou, amiability, kind- 
lieartednees, good-nature, good fealii^, 
fellow-feellng. 
S. MUdneEs, softness, gentleness. 

Kindly, a. 1, Natural, homi^eneal, 
congeal, kindred, proper, appropri- 

a. Sympathetic, benevolent, griu^ous. 

Kindness, n. 1, Benevolence, lieneft- 
cence, benignity, immauity. Rsneroalty, 
philanthropy, charity, kindlCiees, sym- 
pathy, tenderness, amiability, fBllow- 
teeling, clemency, good feeling. 
3. Kind ac^ good turn, Mifi ofBce. 
~ " 1. Belatjonsblp, affinity. 



of file e. 
Sine, n. Sovereign, monarch. 
Kingbird, n. Tyrant fly-catcher [Ma^ 

Bcicapa tyraatiaa or Tj/rajt^aa vntrepi- 

Klng-crab, ». Horss-shoe, hoise-foot. 

Kins enp, n. Buttercup, golden cup, 
KinKdom, n. X. Sovereignty, empire, 
dominioo, supremacy, dynasty, sove- 
reign power, rule, monarchy, supreme 



4. Division, department. 
Kingly, i». 1. Koyal, regal, monarchi- 
cal7 unperl^. 

S* Noble, august, imposing, splendid, 
magnifioent, grand. 
Sing of terrors. Death. 
Klng's-XIiisIialit"' Pm-e English. 
'Sitis's-era^ n. Scrofula, atruom. 

""- — '"-' Boyalty, tnonarchy. , 

/, n, TBllow orfiment, 

l^TwIat, knot, entsnglemeait. 



Klna'g-ytJimv, i 

yellow sr'-'- 

•pci in V, w- _. , 

a, WMm, erotehet. 



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SH, n. 1. Kia, emau Ci 



ia^ 



'. Toy, jilajtliiii, iiilf 



tsLtarity, adroitneea, dsKteroi 
ill, sUlfulneaa, Auility, aptae 
e, q^uickiieHfi, readiness, audrf 



expflitneeq. 
Snug, ». ICnot (in. iccHDJ), 
Knaeg7> «- Knotty, gnftrlad. 
Knarl, «■ Knot, knob, snM. 
Enai'Ied, El. Knotty, knotted, knurl, 

rnarled. 
Knave, n. 1. VUlaln, rasasi, Econndre 



8. Jack (CT'cO'ifa). 
lavetT, li- Vlllany 
jiaWsInese, dlelion 
rickery, wickedneafl 



meaty, orlmlnaUty, 
oneat, nnprlnctpled, 
iBiVEKV, dlslion- 



Etil< 



ty, wlckednesH, 
e«>iin, «. Fatella. 
[c£-KnBi:k,». Toy, trifte. plaj 



i.plarthiii) 



icrack, gewgav 

taBsi, horse-Boldlar, ^^^^ 

Knlgat-errantry,". Chivalry, knlght- 

Knigrhtbooa, n. Chivalrj, knlglit-ec 

Knob, «. Pi^otuberanea, l)oaa, buncl 

liuncli, smr.. 
KntK^, »■ 1. Bap lea at a doer), clap. 






tnanlc down, 1. Fell, proetcate. 

8. Knock off Itj/Qucliwi). 
Euock nnilei', Submit, yield, knuckle. 

Sive np, lower one's Am, kisa the rod, 
ok the dnst, eat liumUe pie, drair In 

Cnock up, [Oi^Io$ut<i^] Fatigue, beat 
out, weatVp exlianBt, Ore, taa. 
£i>(ill,». Muiock, mound. 
tiiot, n. J. Entanglem 



Q. I^aulical 'm 






, compli- 






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Knot-grass, n. Dog's-Etaas, oouoli- 
graEs, twili^-graEs, wheat-graee, dog- 
Knotted, a. 
Knotty, a. 1. ..^..uvt.; 
knots, knaggy, knuilj . 

&. Intricate, difficult, perplexing, em- 
barrassing, hard, ttoulilfflomB. 
Eudw, v. a, 1, Pecoeive, apprehend, 

aware of, be assured or,'Bee thro'ngh, 

a. Kecf^iBe, be acquainted with. 
3, Dlatlngulah, discriminate. 
Know, V. n. 1. Have knowledge. 



dlscomraent, Jn^ment. 



enl^tenmeii 



or.n. 1. Toil, work, exertion, effort, 

tns, dradgery. 

J. Trav^, partnrlflon, ehlldblrth. 



I.al>ored, a. Elaborate, studied, ci 
fully wrought. 
. I.abDrer, n. Workman, opetaUve. 



uB, a. 1. IndusttiooB, eeduloua, 

>U9, DILIOEST, tolling, hBTd- 

g, painstaking. 

iUcult, arduous, oaeroae, toll- 

tiresoiue, wcatlaome, fet^uing, 

e, hard, Herculean. 

insneas, n. ToJlBOjnenesB, dUB- 



, Grati 



e, perplexity, Intri- 



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lAoeraUoii, b. Tearing, raiuiii^. 
Idelies, n. pt, (IjiBe.j Negligence, i 

miasnesH, neglecC of dnty. 
tack, 0. a. Want, need, Da In waat 

be in neefl of, be aeatitnta of, be wil 

Iju*,m, B. X. Be in want. 
3. Bewantli^. 

Lack. n. Need, deadenor, dssUtatlon, 
want, eoimtlneM, Insuffldaioy, searclty, 
deRTU^ default, dMtotiveneBS, shan- 

Idusk-bndn, »• SuupLebm, DCKCE. 
I.ackadidaical,a. SarFawfiil(^f^cf«ff:i), 

end, m^anahioy, gloomy, 
loolfaday, iiiteitf. AIM. 
Idwkey, n. Footman, footboy, eirar-' 

Iiaekey, V. a. Attend {as a cereia 

wsit on,'duice attendance on. 
Idwonic, la. Short, brief, oonrf 
Iiaoonlcal, | Bucoinet, compact, senti 

I,aoqiiHr,n.' Vom'iah(o/'sfteiWao). 
Iiaeqner. v. a. Vomish {toUli laagy 

iMi. n. „ . _, 

yonth, schoolboy, vovkgb, yonng 
lAde, t>. 1. 1. Load, freight. 
3. Dip, bale. 

JMly,n. 



ErOgbt, cargo, load, bu 
im of ranii, woman of dia- 



3. Woman of refinement, wei; 
woman, genteel woman. 

4. wife, spouse.' 
I^ady-llke, a. Genteel, courtly, te 

wet-bred. 

I.Bf, V. n, L<atei, linget, eaunte 

b^lnd, move slowly. 
IdSKara, n. IjOltarer, llnaerer, 



Iiolr, n. Oouclt(^adeas^),restli^ place, 
r-alty, fl. Laymen, body of the people, 

the people {as aistitt^iaJted from the 

elergy). 
lAke, n. Fond, loch, meie, pool, la- 

I:au)aiiUne> n. Manatee, aea-eow. 



Xdmie, V. a. Cripple, m^e lame. 



jsjne auck. Defaulter {at tie sfooil 

e^rxha^ffe). 
.atuella, n. [L.I Scale, lamhio, layer, 

— ' "■-■— —,ling, thin plate. 



I a. Laubllar. 



LameUatcd, 



It, n. 1, Wailing, moaning, la 
itaUon, plaint, compli^t. 
[Mrge, elegy, epleedlum, mour 
funeral eong. 
- 1. Deplorable, b 



Xjuuina, n. Scale, layer, coat, coating, 

lamella, tbtn plate. 
IjajoiAar, a. Laminated. 
Idunjuated] a. Ljuninar, LAUELIiAEI, 



X.ampcibn, it. Pasquinade, ea 

Ijaiupoon, 7?. fi. Satirize, abni 

slander, calnmniate, laeh. 

■ar. Javelin. 

1. kurl, tlnmr,_laun 

lSli£^ 



^aend, fll^, toss, pitch, Jaculale, 



with a 



uid, V. a. Diseiubaik, pat on shore, 

[Hid, B. B. DlBembark, daharli, go on 
shore, come lo land, 
tmdlng.n, I. Oomli^toland. 

3. Landing-place. 
audlns-plac«, »• landing 



r, vagrant, traveller, vag- 



IiSndloi'd, n. 1. Owner, proprietor. 

tandlublier, n. [Sowiw's term of eon 

tempL] 'Laudloper 
LaudraU, li. Coi 

{Orei l/ratmsis). 






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ad. IScotUsh.) Long stece, 



I,aj«oage, n. l. Speecli, ttuigno, fer- 
nacular, Imam, dialect, mother'tongae, 
vnlgar tongue, native tongne, oral 

S. S'tjle. BspresMon, pLrneeology, 
dioaon, form of eupcesslon. 
I<aiiKDid.a. l.I'i^t,exbauGteil,ili'oop- 
Ing, plnbiK, IiingiilshUig, filing, weak, 
ifeeble, Jiot strong, not Ttorous. 

9. biOi, toziih, Ust&e, epMtlese, 
iL^Ty, InHctlre, tuow, filuggisB. 
lAmgaldneSB, n. 1. Iiai^iiDi, Mnt- 
aeBB, foeMenMB, laedtnile. 
a. DnlnesB, Ustleeraeee, lieavlne^. 
X.B.nKiiiBli, p. ^t. 1, doop, pine, faint, 
f^ wtljier, decUne, M, became 
feeble, pine away, waste away. 

3. Look leuder, hate tlie air or a 
lovar. 
lAngutsbnient, n. 1, FoeblenesB, do- 

sT'liDak of WdemeEB. 
Idtugoor, Jl. 1. FesWensBS, debility, 

a. Snlnees, torpiduE^a, llstlcBsnese, 



pieces, 

Lank, o. Leon, aun, me^re, attenu- 
ated, slim, slender, starvelmg, sliinny, 
seraggj, EaunL '-—• 



x|j^rn™i" 



ilnness, sllm- 
i, sleadei, tall, 
I^nugl^oiia, a, (Sot.) Downy, wool- 
Idp, s. a, 1. Fold, tain ovec, lay 

s'. Uckf'Uot up, take op tiitii tHe 
tongue. 
Jiap, V. n. Be folded over, be laid over. 
Ja^fiAaxy, ». Li^idist. 
Id^dewence, ». Lapldidcatloii, petii- 

I«pld]floatlon, «. Lapldescenoe, petrl. 

fibct^on. 
lApldlat, ». Lapidary. 
Iiapse, «. 1. Flow, gliding, flowing, 

8. Fall, decline, deolanslon, Mllng 



Awli^.C Pewit (IVtiifftti 

Vanellm crtstatua). 
[.arboanl, ». [Naat.) Port, 1 

^<le. 
Larceny, n. Theft, stealli^, i 

robbery, thievery, shopliluni 

larceny. 



~ ' ^■■"*"'T. interlay, innri^ru. 

Slg, great, bulky, huge, 

expanded, Bpiu^DQS, 

:. Abundant, plentiful, ample, foil, 

4. Capacious, compreheueiv 
.anre-Dellied, a. /••'— ■- 
bellied, pot-bellied, 
.argess, n. Bounty, preeent, d< 



3. Intermix. Interlay, interim 
Lai«e, " - *"- ' ■-"" 

a. L 



tmlnons, big- 



tarta, ». Cateriilllar, grub. 

liaaclYlous, a. Lustful, leelieTouH, libid- 
inous, lickerish, salacious, concupiiwent, 
lewd, prurient, wanton, loose, ujichaste, 

I.asli, ». 1, Thong((if auiSJp), seou^o, 

a. Stroke, stripe. 
la^ V. a, 1. Seourge, irhlp. 
S. Beat, beat against. 
3. Bind, tie, tie ti^ether. 

rash the naves, Make rain 'efforts^ 
Ov in -vain, beat the air, fish in tlie air, 
mlU: tie ram. 

Lass, n. Girl, damsel, maiden, laetie, 

lassie, B. [Scotc7i.1 Girt, law. 
Lassitude, n. Weai-iinfaa, exlianstion, 

I.Qs»H>, n. Lariat. 
it. Hfndmoat. 

3. Final, nltimate. 

4. H^hest, greatest, utmost, ex- 



a. Hold ont, be unexhaustfid, be un- 

i^nft, *f. Enduring, permanent, dura- 
e, of long eontinu 



ity, continofliice.fiitet 
Lastly, ad. Finally, iii uiio, bi, laai, ui 

Late, «.' 1. Slow, tardy, long delayed. 



■oper time, at tl 

, J oiler the ftir. 

a, BaeenUy, lately, not long ago. 
Lately, mi. Recently, latterly, lata, o* 

late, not long ago. ■ 
Latent, a. Concealed, hidden, secret, 

oeoalt, veiled, unseen. 
Lather, ji. Foaiu iqf Eoap atid water], 

ftoth. 
LaWfoU™'}"' '■^-' Bfoad-leaved. 



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IaUd, o. 1. OI iho LhUbs, ot anciant 

Kome, Boman. 
3. Claaeit), classical, in Uie maimeF 

of the I^Uns. 
ZiatJn, ». lAngui^e of ancient Borne, 

LaUn languo^. 
Iiatinism, n. lAtln Idiom. 
I.atlntty, n. I<atln Btyle. 
XAtituae, n. I. Extent, ranga, scope, 

amplitude, oompafis. 
it. Fieedom, liberty, indn^ence, &ee 

3. Laxtl^, loose Intetpretation, iudef- 



>. {Aatroa.) Angular 
i ecliptic. 
itndiiuuian, a. U 

lax, tre6f not OEtbodox 



tile ecliptic 
!LatitndiiuLr1an> <l. lAheTolim opiniim). 




lendable, pralso- 



m, n. Miieture of 

XAudatJon, «. Praise — " 
eulogy, compliment, e 



XdLudatory, a- Com 
Heal, enroBlstic, cc 




__, ... Oomical, droll, funny, 

B, iiirolcal, ildioulous. 

IiBOghiug, a. Merry, mlrtliful, gay. 
- I^ansMuK, «. Lau^t— ' 
J-cmgliiaa-gm, 
toude of mlxr^' , . ... 

I^aneblne^tDQlc, n. Butt |i?f jests), 

oyStif ridicule. 
Launcli, v. a. 1. Ilitoir, Iiurl, cost, 

d^t, lance. 

' ' t (i$klp). 



[.au^t... 

n. Nitrous oxide, pro- 
itrisen, exliilaratiiie gte. 
!. Lanr'-'— ' '■ 



nncli, p. n.- El 
ant, dilate, laun 



l4tTe, ». a, TVaali, !i 



Idnigh, a. pFofuse, prodigal, thiifUess, 
untJuifty, ivafltfifai, extravagant, too 
tree, over-liberal. 



ree, ordinance, edict, order, ei- 
pTCS&ed oommand. 
3. Formula, prineinle, ibrm. 

3. Code, body of inlee. 

4. JmiapTuaenoe, silence of la'wa, 
legal science. 

K. Mosaic code. 

t, process, litJgaUou. 



I, method I— . — _ 
:9od in Nature. 

1. L^al, legalized, 1 



tig5it,_ 

3. Soft, flabby not firm, not solid. 

3, Kemiss, latitndinarian, not strict. 

4. Licentious, dissolute. 
La^iative, a. Loosening, aperient, deob~ 

Laxative, n. Ijaxative medicine. 
X.axity, w. 1- liOoaanefls, aiaoknesd, iax- 
nese, latitade. 
^ llemisancsa. 

I^arciiesa, n. Looseness, laxity. 
Lay, P. a, 1. Put, place, lay down. 
3. Impose, assess. 

3. Impute, charge, ascribe. 

4. Spread (oh a nu/ace). 

5. Prepare, set in order, get ready. 
6* Contrive, sciieme, devise. 

7. Allay, guiet, calm, atill, appease. 
S. Bet, Bt^e, wager, rlab, bastard. 

9. Produce, bilng tbcth and deport 

10. (JfiHU.) DapresB, bIuIe, sail away 
fiom so as to lose >aght of. 

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IRar. 



^f?-,. 






Laic, laical. 



lay aside, S^eet, discard, put away, 

lay on the shelf, 
tay by. Reserve, keep, retidn, husband. 
Li^ down, 1. Beslgti, give Dp, offer up. 

a. Leave, an|t, relinquish. 

3. Advance, propound, assert, allege. 
Li^er, n. 1, Stratnm, bed, LAY. 

S. Courset™ W*™*3). 

3. Shoot or twig [laia to Sie gnnmd 
f^r propagalioit), 
Lay hold of, Saze, catiili. 
Lay In, Store, provide, lay np. 



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lag open. Expose, iBTeal, exUbit, die- 
ol<«e» unvallf dJTnl^, pnbUah, show, 

Idi; oat, 1. Spend, expend, dlsbune. 

8. Plan, dlapoae, arranje. 
I^T over, Spceaa over, cover the snt- 

ficeof. 
ijQ' siese to. Besiege, beset. 
1,07 to lieart. Feel keenly, be greatly 

mucli a^led by, take to lieatt, take 



Z, Conflne to the bed or the house, 
liSff waste. Desolate, destroy, ruin. 
■.Bzavetto, ». Hospital, infirmary, peel 

house, lazar-house. 
I.azap-lioiiBe, »■ Hospital, ] 



I.ead, u. a. 1. Qulde iby tlie lumd, or 
eomiildiiff comjeeted wrUh the hand). 
a. Condoct, direct, eeuoil;, go before 



B. Pass, apoiid. 
Lead, V. n. 1. Show the way (6» going 

a. Betheconimauder(as^trooj>sj. 

3. Conduce, contribute, tend, serte. 

lAodin. 1. guidance, dlieclJon,leadei;- 



I/end CApUve, Cirry Into oapttvlty. 

leader, n. 1. Guide, director, conduc- 
tor, corypheus, cock of Uie walk, cock 
of the rooBt, llist Addle. 
a. Chief, cMefoain, oommander. 

leadership, n. Guidance, direction, 

XendlnK. a. 1. QoTemlaK, ruling. 

S. Chief, principal, capital, moet im- 

l.ea^ tlie way, Go before (a» guide). 
I«ad off, B^n, take tlie lead. 
Xieaf.n. Blade. 
IieaQet, n. Small leaf 
'"-M Petiole, 

1, ei^ttlon. 



tlf^nce, 



». Thret 



rapklcal miles. 



I«agrued, a. United, 

confederated, confedt 

I>a]c, n. Ftaaure {kttmg a liquid ia or 

_.., -i---'[^ crevice- hole, 

1, Incline ffi-om a perpt 



1), OhinU, crevii 
diettlor). 



S, Tend, l^ve a tendency. 
lasai, V. a. Best, Incline fbr mppott. 



an, a. 1. Thin, poor, gaunt, ema^at- 
a. Barren, jejune, tame, prosj, 



§ful,nol 
propensity, 



iple, not enough. 



Jmnp, bound, spring, vanlt. 



. Get a knowledge 



inted with, make 01 



3. Knowing, skilled, experienced, 
wiMilntf, n. 1. Ac<xul^tion of knonl- 
8. Erndition, ecboIarBhlp, aoqulre- 



il^yeara). 
igLfcr bold 



eaat, od. In the emallest degree. 
eatliery, a. Tough, GorIacec~~ 



!. Withdrawal, n 



liberty, aUow- 



lestre, c. a. 1. Quit, racate, withdraw 
ftom, depart from, go away ftom, retire 
ttom, get away from. 

a. Abandon, forsake, desert, reUn- 
quish, renounce, put aside, lay aside, 
-"— jp, give over. 






It be,E 



undisturbed, tbrbear to meddle with. 
i. Commit, contjgn, refer. 



', break off, 

allow, let, give leave, give 

leath, demise, devise, will, 

cease, Ibrbear, 

', (Jeiise.) Forbear, desiet 
irom, oreak off. 
Leave off, (i'eutei-.) Deslsti etJ>p, leave. 

Iieaven, n, 1, Yeast, ferment, barm, 
emptyings, fermenting suljetanee. 
a. JPervadIng inluence. 
Z«B.veii, V, a. 1. Prodace or excite fer- 



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Xeaves, n. pi. Folia^. - 
LecheronB, a. Lewd, lascivloiis, 111 
i_„.,-, -\^^^i.,\ "*Tial, Balaelous, l\ 



nnebasta, In 

■=& 

lection, ». I 


ontlnent 


■nil desire, anl- 


teading, .e 


raion, interpre- 


Lectnre, n. 1. I^conree, prelecUon. 
%. Formal csnsnre. lesnaa. 

a. Bepcov^ fbimallj. 

■-T)a,'-.>s.. 

!:«, n. .leeivMa, lee sfie, aide elieltered 



from, tlie wind. 

Leer, V. «■ Look aslcance |it( contempt). 

Lees, n. pi. Dregs, sediment, setOlngs, 
precipitate, duvdsk. 

l«ewaid, n. Lbb, lee ^e. 

leeaey, ». Beoiieet, deilae, gitl: by irlll, 

I,e«B], a. Lawful, Iwltlmate, legalised, 
anthoTlzed or Banctloned (b^ Una), ac- 
cording to law. 

L^Wllty, «. Lawfulneas, oonformlty lo 



Le^nllze, D. a. 1. Authorise, 



itbj 



K. Sanction, legitimate, legitimize, 
make legal, contli'm l]y law. 
I,^:ate, n. 1. Aubassadob, deputy, 
envoy, delegate. 
3. The Pope's ambassador. 
LegaUon, ». Embassy, deputation, 

body of dlplomatlBts. 
■'---* - 1. Fable, myth. Action, 

raUvB, flodOoua afoiy. 

.9. Motto {rotaid aeovRor am£afd]. 
Iiegiendary, a. Fabulons, fctltious, 

' '----•- - Juggle, Jibing, 



li^erdeukadn, 

Blelght of hand 



discoverable. 
I«glon, n. 1. Army, hi 

fbtce, body of troops. 

a. Multitude, great nun 

XeKlslate, B. ». Sakelawi 

Iiegtalatdve, a. Law-maM 

I,^lBlat ''' — ' — ' 






ii, lecogalaable. 






. Legality, lawful- 



3, Genuineness. 
IieKlUmate, a. 1. Legal, lawful, h 
acoordaaoe with law. 
8. Bom in wedlock, lawfully begot 

.3'. Genuine, not roarious. 
IieslUmate, ) v. a. Legalize, make le 
L^lttmlze, ) gltimafe. 
LeKuiiie,». {Bot.) Simple pod [1)/" (ifl 

vaives). 
J,^Cni>ieg, n. pi. Poise, i^ult of legu 



XelBHTe, «. Spare l^ours, spate time, 
Z«iid, V. a. 1. loan, accommodate 
aSiird, furnish, be- 



with. 

' a Iiand, flenderaasistai 
helping 1 



hold 01 



istjle. 



a favor, help a 






LengUi, n. 1. EKb 



prolong, e£iend 

Iienetlieu, !>. n. Become loMer, grow 

longer, increase in leugtli. 
£^S^'}»i. Longitudinally. 
Iiei^rthy, a. Long, leugtbened, pro- 



Lenlenoi 



,(«. Clemei 
,( ity, m( 



lercy, tenderness. 



itlTe, a. Soothing, RiGBna^Te, emol- 
nt, lenient, mitJgauve, balmy, seda- 
e, demnlcent. 
mve,». FalUative, emollient, soolh- 



:98, tenderness, mere; 



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Lenten, o. Sparing, meat , 
L^toS,H I^s-siapea. 
Lentltfliioos, a. Scurfy, scabby, aealy, 

scabbed, furfuraceoua. 
Lentfek, In. Mastic tree {Pktacia 

Leopard's-biuie, it- Atnica. 
LepidoUU^n. (Jfln.) £ose mica, lithia 



S. iBot.) Scaly, lepidote, lep^oted. 

Leee-majeety, n. [Praferably wrltMn 
Lene-taaiestv.] Tteason. 

Leeioii,». t.Med.) Injurv, hurt, disor- 
der, derangement, morbid ohange. 

Less, a. Smaller, inferior. 

Less, ad. Hot so much, In a leas degree. 

Less, n. TSot so much, smaller quanlity- 

Leeaen, V- a. 1. l>iminiBh, decrease, 
reduce, abat^ abridge, make less. 



. Lees, smaller, infarior. 



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or, «. [Witti Tlie prefixod.J 

BT, Ursa Menob. 

.. 1. Exercise {iif a leamer]. 



I. Keproof, rabulte, li 



, s. Lease, put 

IM, n- Hinaei 

ataole, obatrucl 



I«t be, Leave, 



I.et by)[oneB be b^gonefl, Let the past 
Let down> Lower, depress. 
tit ^^^' \ I""*^e«' '^ 'o™^- 



let slip, cost nli, let oat. 
IJetlial,a. IBare.] Deadly, morlal, 

- Iietliargioal, 



free, let loose, 

. ,morlal,nita]. 
ij, doll, torpid, 



comatose, mortildl; slee[9- 
I«tliargy, ii- Btupor, forpoi, OOMi, 

atupefiCHOn , hypnotism, stupidity, mm- 

bid drowsiness. 
lAthean, a. Oblivions. 

SSi.,! "■«.>«-'»-'-• 

I>et loose, BelBose, Uberate, let tree, tree 
from restralat, let out, let go, set fLt 

I*t olK 1. Discharge, ejtplode. 

it. Excuse, exonerate, exempt. 
tet out, 1. Eelease, liberate, set free, let 
loose,fiee ftom restrsint, set at Mbecty. 
■ a. Extend, loosen. 

3. Blab, disclose, divnlge, reyaal. 
Let slip, Ijoose, let go. 
letter.". 1. AlpbabeWocharactar. 

a. Epistle, note. 

3. Lileral meaning, literal sense, Ter- 

Ijettraled, a. Learned, literary, bookish, 

well-read, deep-read, book-leamad. 
letters, tt, pi, 1. Mtetature. learning, 



the MeditenaneaB. 
I«vee, II. 1. Time of rlali^. 

e. Ceremonioas party (properZj) in Hie 

aoiBHi!. 
3. Embankment falmg a Hver to 

J«vel, a. 1. HoriBOntaL 
8. Even, flat, plain, 

3. Flush, on a level, of the BBine 
height. 

4. Of tiie same canlc, condition, i!^. 









. Pulveriaatlon, a 



;hase {<^Uitiu:d bji the 

I, grind, bruise, braj, reduce to 
powder. 
levigatiai-, ... 

nuuen,- trlturati . 

I«vlty, n. 1. Ughtness. 

S. FrivoUty, fllghtdness, giddiness, 
volatility, want of serlonsness. 
lAvy, f. a. 1. Baiaai muster, call to- 

l>exicoii,n. Dictionary, glossary, Tooab- 

Kieze-ntuO^sty, »■ [Sometimes written 

Zesc-nKU'esi^.] Treason. 
IdabllilT.n- 1. Kespuslbility, account- 

ableness, acoonntobility, hoonden duty. 
Ql, £xposediiess. 



ibel, 1). CI. 1. Lampoon, defame (bj) 
eome pabii&iiitm). 

a. [Law.) Proceed agidnst by a libel, 
bring a charge ag^r-' 
ibeUona, a. t^Srtt 
Delluuat^iry. 



lAbelotu.] 



[.a. 1. Generous, bountiful,! 

beneficent, munificent, princely, ol 
■ " ■ ' ' I iVee-beaned, 



n-hearted, i 



3. La^e, full, uns^ted, abundant, 
ample, [OentifDl. 

I.iberal, n. Liberallst, advocate of lib- 
eral prlQ^plaa. 

Uberallsm, n, Lalitudlnaiianism. 

Liberalist, n. Llbcrai.. 

Liberality, n. I. Oeneroslty, bounty, 
beneficence, munlficeneB, dislnteiested- 
ness, bountlfUhiesa, chatty. 
8. Present, gUl, beneihotion. 
3. Oathcdlcity, tOlerallan, magnanim- 
ity, candor, imparfdall^, largeness of 
mind, hlgh-mjnaednoes. 

LlberaUze^ v. a. Enlarge, make liberal, 
free from prejudice. 

Iiilbera.tfi| v. a, Belease, i^^ emantd- 
pafe, mannmlt, dislntiirall, ransom, 
discharge, deliver, set &ee, set. at lib- 
erty, let go, let loose, let out. 

Llbeiatlon, n. Deliverance, discbatge, 



Llbertliie, n, Bttlie, debauchee, volnp- 
tuaiT. profligate, dlssolutfl man, man 

Libertine, a. lAcenliona, dissolute, of 



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IilberMntsm, R. Liccntiousuess, dieso- 

Id^erty, B. 1. Freedom Ut/ter vreiiiom 
Teiinuntj, llberatiaii flom reatc^nt, 
Independenca. 
3. Piivll^s, immunity. ^Bjialiiae. 
B. Iiaaye, parmlsslon, 



Idinoos, a. LasoiTiou 
H, ledieToae, 1ir^ketieb, l 
iBclous, eoncupiacent, ' 



IdbratoFy, a. BEiliincing. 
Ucense, n. 1. PermiBsloii 
leave, riglit. 

3. T^xlty, exeeeaive libr 

tant fireedom. 
Uqensco. a. Permtt, allow, 

axority to, give a permit or 
Licentious, ". DisBolute, 

profligate, raSlsli, llbarHm 

IMtc, 11. OS. 1. Pass tlie toiig 
tt Lap, take up with tlie 



■e, hoM ia 



'V.Kn«: 



Idok, n. 1. Taste. 

S. [Loia.l Blow, slap. 

S. Salt-licK. 
UekerlBli, a. 1, Hanlteriiig {to Hch or 
taste), crarlug, longing. 



3, DainJ^y, nice, i^Btldiona. 
UeklDs, n. 1. Lappii^. 

' 9. [Iflw.l "Wliipplng, beating, Sog- 

glng, tbrasliing, castlgation; 
Zilcli^>tttle, !t. Abject paj-aalte, mean 

flatterer. 
Idd, ». 1. OoFBT, eoYerelo. 

a. Epiid. 

Ide,». FIB, iateQtioni.1 nntnit.!.. nHm- 

inal JMeelioad, gas 
gestion ^ tohal it 



, __, ooucL, He down, b 

prosttate, be recumbent, 
3. Be plHced, be isM. 

S. Be situated, be located. 



lae to, lA'aW J Stop, 
liieiindei:. Be aulje 



jat. Lie outrageonslj 
mbant on, belong to. 111 

deferred, be poatponed 

C(eaiii lyn note), 
check headway. 



Uef, ad. ■WilUngly, gladly, fteely. 



5 LIGHT ( 

Idege, a. Bound by £ 

Leg^ clali 

"■■■■■ HflL., .. , . 

:tality,Uieiital spark. 



r to proieoUon, at 
rereign, liege lord. 



tEr.) Place, room, etoad, 

^re,... 1, vital-'" A---'-' ■ 

breaUi of UT " 



trils. 



la breath of oi 



.. rime from Wcth to death. 

3. Animated existence. 

4. Mode OF conree of lirlng. 

5. Coudnot, deportment, beiiarlor. 



affidrs, couraa of thlnga. 
IdfelesB, a. 1. Dead, defunct, extinct, 

3. Torpid, slu^lsh, Inert, dnll, tume, 
splritleas, pEHSive. 
I.l«^ V. a. Raiae, elevate, lift up. 
lAtt, n. 1. Liftii^. rsising. . 

a. [Ckillogmal.i Aid, aasistaiiee, help. 
3. ^Be{ia<^alochiacaaals),aegKa 
of eleyatioff. 
l.ifl>locl[, n. Loaktofaocaiol). 
I.^ment,n. Band, ligature. 
Id^atore, )(. Band, bandage, ligament, 

Idglit, 11, 1. Medium of ylalon, 
e. BimiaionoflumliioRBrays, 

3. Daybbbae, aimriae, dawn, day- 
ligM. 

4. Candle, lamp, toper, Ughf-Jiouse, 

6. Instruction, knowledge, compre- 
li^ialon, InalglLt. 

7. mnetration, explanation, eltiofda- 
aon. 

8. Window, pane of glasa, &o. 

9. Public notice, 

10. Aspect, point ofTiew. 
lAffKt, a, 1. Buoyant, of little v^U, 

5. Easy to be borne, not bnrden- 



Crom impedimenta, not heavily laden. 

•). Slight, trifling, small, Inconalder- 
able, moderate. 

& Gosaamery, flimay, unsubstantial. 

9. Frivoloas, floltle, unsteady, vola- 

10. Gay, ally, 

11. Bright, ole_., 

IS. WhlUsh, ofa whitislieliade. 

tAght, V. a. 1. Kindle, inflame, ignite, 
set flxe to, set ou fire, apply the matoh 



3. Illuminate, lighten, iu 
I^bt on, 1. Happen apon. 



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1. Plash (said qT Kglit- 
.] Grow llgitar, clear 
^ lUnnilnate, Irradiate, 



_4l, Joyful, Joyot — 
Idglit'liorse, n. LiEht-armed cavalry. 
I^ht-hoDSe, n. PGaioe. 
UgrlitniiiK-rod, ». PiSiTOSSEBOB. 
ijelits, )i. vl. ImnKS (of a Jjirfej. 
I^htaame, a. 1. Lnmlnoue, full of 

%. Gay, iuoyant, UtbIt, cleartnl, 
bHaissoiIie, blitlie, men?, 

Ii^ht npoiii laaaT on. 

I^^n-Bloes, n. Agallocb, aloes wood. 

UgneooSi a. Wood j. 

rj£iiliie,». (Cliem.) Wood; fibre. ' 

laeiate,n. IMia.) fossil wood. 

J&e,a. 1. Simitar resenibliiK, analo- 
gous, allied, patflilel, oognaw, of a 

3. LUtelyjCrDbabla. 

■UaUty, liking. 



Uke, 



)r of, m the 



^ Lively, probably. 
LlKe, f>. a. 1; Approre, be pleased inili, 
take ^eaflnre in- 
Z. ilellsli, enjoy, be ibnd of. 

3. Efiteem, mncy, have a r^ard for, 
lake a likii^ io, take to, take a fancy 
to; find. W one'a mind, toete, '- '— 

Iitke, V. n^ ChooBe, prefbr, elei 

tbink fit, be pleased. 
Ukebloxes, {Low.] Furionaly, 
Ukellliood, n. piobabiUty, verialmili- 

I. Probable, credible. _ 

ng, agceeabis, 

4, f CWtooutai, (7. 5.1 Keepeofable, 
wortby, estimable, of good leputation. 

lAkea, V. a. Compare, show fee i-esam- 



ovet. furOietniore, iii addition, ti boot, 
IJlilug:, n. 1. Fondness', partialiCy, de- 



peWty, pTocUvity, pronsnt 

podlioii, aitpeteuoy. 
IitUpnliBn, a. Tii^ 

a^, pony, dwamali, uiiuiuu.vi,vb. 
Idly of One Taller, May lily ( CWicoiia- 



r, advocate, attorney, 
1, attomey-at-law. 
•-iiuucc, u. Supple, riltable, pliant, flexi- 
ble, llt!i6. 
I.liul>a, n. Hell, llmbna, internal re- 

giona, ahodea below. 
Limbus, n. [L.] Limbo. 
lAiae, n. 1, Quicklime, protoxide of 

a. linden, lime-tree. 
Uuolt, n. 1. Bound, iVontier, boundary, 

marCheB. 

a. Iteetricllon,Tsetraint, obstroctioiL, 
check, Underance. 
Limit, V. a. 1. Bound, circumsciibe, 
define, set bounda to, fix the llmita 

3. Besliain, rostrict. 
I<iiiiit«tton, !t. Beetrictioii, reaCr^nt. 
Limning, n. PaiulJDg (in vraier colors). 
liimp, a. Umber, flaccid, flexfle. 
Ump, V. n. Halt, liobble, walk lamely. 
I.imp, n. Halt, limping gait. 
Idmiiid, a. Clear, luSf, pare, blight, 

transparent, pellucid. 
Umntdilf, n. Cleameaa, brighlness, 

punty, ttanspatenoy, limpidnese. 
I/impidness, it. Liupjdity. 
Ltn, «. 1. Pool, pond. 



it. Straight direction. 
3, Parallel direelion. 
4- Thread, cord, strli^i rope. 

5. Bow, rank. 

6. Bowaf worda(acrDSda^^e). 
5'. Note, sliort letter. 

S. Equalor, equiltoisUal dnde. 



a. Place along the side of. 

Idaea^, n, Proeeny, race, family, 
house, genealogy, deaoent, descendanta, 
line, birth, bwed, extracuon, ancestry. 

laneal, a. l; In a direct line Ifroat on 

a. Linear, In the direeaon of a Une. 
Idaeament, 1^. OatiiaetpariiciiiarlyQf 

the face), feature, trait, line. 
Z.inear, a. I.aneal, in the direction of a 

Hue. 
Linen, n. 1. Cloth of flax, flaxen febric 

Unger, v. n. Lifter, delay, tarry, 1^, 
aauuler, be slow, wait loi^, remaui 

r.lngertng, <t, 1. Delaying, loitering. 

Z. Protracted. 
IJi^o,«. (ZotD.) Language, apeech. 
Uagaitono, a, (Bot.) 'Jor^ne-ehaped, 

Idi^oifit, ». Adept in languagea. 



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LINGULATB 



langolate, (Bot.) Lingniforro, tongue- 

sLaped. 
Idiilment, n. Embriication, eoft oint- 

Unk,?i. CoimeotiVB, copula, viKODLUM, 

Uuk.u.Ei. Coimeot,eon)oia,Jiilii,unltt!, 

Idnaeed, n> Flaxeeed. 
Unaey-woDlgey, a. 1. 01 Uueu and 



Uosey-woolst 



a iihidtim-framc), 
lAtra, 1. Kiiig of bs 
3. Object of infj 

JAor 



i Share, Largest porl 






3sa, dlmslsbtea- 

Up, n. E^e OF border {qf tlie jianith, 

laquefacUoiu n. Melting, dissolving, 

l^awii:^, fusion, dfsBolatlon. 
UquWi f. a. Melt, dissolve, fiise, make 

Uquenr, n. [Ft.] Cocdial, aiomatlzed 

l^uld, a. 1. Fluid. 

2. MeillfluuuB, dulcet, soft, clear, 

Iiiqnid, n. Fluid, iiqlOF, Uqaid sul)- 

Uquldate, o. a. Settle, adjust, pay, 

exOngnlBh, pay off, clear off. 
Uquldation, ^- Settlement, discharge, 

iSjustment, payment. 
liiqulititr, n. i^uldity, liouidness. 
IjQiildneas, n. Fluidity, liquidity. 
IJqoor, «. 1. Liquid, lluiti, liqnid suh- 

e. S^iitnons or alooliallo liguid. 
Uaaor of flints. Soluble glass, silicate 
61 soda (or qfpotaeh). 

T.lat-.n. 1. RBOISTBR, roll, OAIAIrfXtUE, 

T, schedule, INVOICE. 

ort the edge), eel- 

«. ^jif<,<«., j...,i<7u, annulet, listei. 

Ust, p. n- Wlali, choass, desire, prefer, 

elect, think fit. Chink best, Uiink pro- 

Listel, B. {Arch.) Fillet, annulet, 

list™, 0. n. Hearken, hai-k, Iiear, give 
ear, lend an ear, bicllne an ear, prick 



s. pi. Arena, pakBetra, . 
Lrdlng to ibs exact mea 



i. Boeder, bL_ 
3. Strip {.qf el 



T-ltei'ary, a. 1. Of literature or learn- 
ing. 
9. Learned, lettered, bookish, well- 
Literati, (L. pi-\ n. SdLoIars, savanB, 

the learned, learned men. 
Literatim, ad. [L.] Letter fBr let- 

LlteratDi-e» it. 1, Learning, erudition, 

Ihe Muses, belles 

I, liCerary 

Utliarge, «. Protoxide of lead {fmed 

and semi-inlF^ed). 
LItlio, la. Umber, flexible, flexile, 

LitHesome, ! pliable, pliant, supple. 
Idthla, n. Oxide of lithium. 
Utbograph, n. Lithographic cngrav- 

Utignte, M. a. Contest in law, defend 

LtUgate, V. n. Dispute In law, carry on 

LlUsatloii, ii~ Lawsnit, suit at law, 

judicial contest. 
Idtigious, a. Contentious, disputatious, 

quarrelsome. 
Litter, n, 1. Vehicle with a bed (6onw 
btf luinA). 
3. Bedding of straw, liay, &c. 
3, Things negligently BCotlered. 

Utter, K. a. 1. Cover with straw, hay, 
&c., for bedding. 
a. Cover with things negligently Boat- 

3. Give birth to (soW iVgiWHfriipaial, 
bring forth. 
Little, a. 1. Small (in else or extent). 



■e, dhniau 



e,any,. 



] or easmu 
ot great, not 

8. Small iim QU(nit%, amount or da- 
Toiioi^, not much. 

3, niconsidei'able, petty, alight, slen- 
der, feeble, moderate, scanty, 

4, Mean, seiaah, narrow, ^tcy, coik- 
temptible. 

JAtOn, oA. Sightly, In a small degree, 

IdtOe Bear, ». [With The prefixed.] 

Lesser Bear, UssA Mirob. 
Iiittoral, ft. Of the eliote. 
Idtnrey, «. Bitoal, formolary of public 

Uve.K.n. 1, Exist, bi'eatlie,haTeb^ng, 
have lift), be alive, keep son! and body 
together. 
3. Bemaia, continue, endure, be per- 

3. Swell, abide, re^de, have lodgings, 
have one's quarters, be quartered. 

4. Feed, subsist, be nourished, be 
supported, obtain a JivelihoCd. 

5. Enjoy Ufe, iie happy. 
Live coal. Burning ceuL 
LlTB, o. LlviHO, alive, not dead. 
Live In clover, Luxuriate, wanton, 

revel, live luxurlotuly. 



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8. ADlina.teil, spirited, sprightly, vi- 
vaiA>ne, airy, gay, blithe, blithesome, 
buoyant, ioyons, frolicsome, bnxom, 
deboD!dr, iTull of life. 

3. Vivid, btigUt, brilliant. 

4, VigoroD^ forcible^ Btroi^, nBivoi^, 
glowing, sptu'tllng, raoy, piquant, Im- 
paasioned. 

liyer of 8011)1101, Sulpliuret of polaa- 

IdTSi^leaf, n. UTerwort. 

e. [Laai,) neltvery, 
Idve-fltock, A. Stoelf, domestic animals 

Idvid,a. 1»acdloTed(a3jleshbiialHtiise), 
black ami blue, of a lead color. 

1. Sxistii^, bteatLiog, live. 









Jport, subdetence, ieepiia, eeed. 
, BuieUce, ecclodaBlJoal Hvii^. 
a. Uode of ]i!a, conrae of lifte. 
Iitiiviaia, n. Lye. 
.Id, ivta^. Look, see, beliold, 
IioHd, n. 1. Burden, weight. 
a, I/adiug, caj^o, freight. 
„ T., i. — laaore, dog, in- 



Foleslor. 






. Magnet, natnral mi^- 



, Idler, lounget, v 



Irfiaf, ». n. [CfaKoouioi.] Lounge, bo idle, 

idle away — '''*' — 
J-oBtor,~ 

Jjoani, a, AtoiOd. 

Ijoatli, a. Beluclaut, baoknard, unwill- 
ing, averse, diaincliued, indisposed, not 

liOatlie, V. ct. Ablior, detect, hat«, nau- 
sea!*, abominate, feel disgust at, shrink 
tnox, recoil from. 

1jOB,Uiln|f, n. Abhorrence, disgust, de- 
testation, abomination, hatred, anti- 
pal3i7, borror. 

XioatliKiDie, a. 1. Dlsgnstli^, sieken- 
ine, naufieous, nauseaung, npulsiTO, 
onraiMve, reTolting, palling. 

9. Hateful, detestable, odious, ebock- 
ii^, abominable; abhorrent, execra- 



IiObelia, n. Indian tobacco (a n 
^te North American apexes : Iiobt 
Jlata). 

lAcal, a. Topical. 



thee 



nine the place of, designate 
'(as tracts i^lcmdj, fli the 



uaidon, place, locsJtty. 
t the limlte or boundaiw's. 



boundaries 

iiting, eetabliaijna, 'markiife 
.julls or boundaiws. 
[Sco^NsA.] Lake, pond, mere, 

iMCkin. 1. Lift~lock kfa canal], 

a. Tuft, flock. 
Lock, V, a. 1. Fasten [Willi a loch), close 

a. Confine (Ay tochine). shut up, lock 
up. 

up, 1. clasp, Cis 
,.. donflne-alutai. 
IifHOced-Jaw, ] «. Iiismus, tetanne (^ 
lock-jaw, i thej/sw). 
I>ocoAko matcli, Luclfdr matcb. 
Idcomotiou, n, 1. MoUou from place 

3. Power to move ftom place to place, 
liooomoti-pe, a. Able to more from 

place to place. 
I.ocomotlTe, n. Looomofive enginp. 
Locum teuene, [L.] Deputy, SDbsti- 

tnte, lieutenant, agent, proxy. 
Iioonst^n. [U. S., mere tki) name is im- 

ptoperly oppited to the lianicat-fiiy.'\ 

Cicada, harvest-fly. 
IiOdfi, n. Metallio vein, mineral rein. 
Iiodestar, n. [Written also LoaditarA 

Polestar. 
Iiodge, n. 1. Cottage, cot, small honse. 

3. Assoolatjon (os if fieeoiasom), so- 

Lodet, V. a. l.'PlacB, put, deposit. 
8, Plant, hiii, fli. 
S. Harbor, quarter, proiide lo^ng 



4. Lay flat, beat down. 
LoiUfe, M. ». 1. Inhabit {far a seaaon), 
dwell, live, reside, abide. 

9. Sqjouin, tarry, rest, STOP, take up 
one's quartera, pltcii one e tent, put op, 
take lo^inge, have lodgii^ 
Idi^i^, n. 1. Place of rest, apart- 

3. HahitaUon '{for a season), abode, 
reSdence, dwelUng, quarters, dwellii^- 
. place, place of residencs, lieadquaMecs. 
loftiness, n. 1. H^it, elevation, altl- 

a. Pride, haughtiness. 

3. Sublimity, dignity. 

tofty, a. 1. H^, elevated. 

a. Frond, ba^bty, arrogant, ma^js- 

3. Sublime, dignifled. 
Iiogaa, 11. Hoeklng-stone. 
Logserliead, n. Simpleton, TtUNOE. 
T — T^ „. < o..i.^.^r. ^e reasoning, soi- 
gbt, analysis of 
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I.ogiual, a. 1. Of lc«ic 

H, Dialectical, according to the rules 
of lo^ tbab lioiiforiae l« tli« lavi9 of 

13. Coliereiit, consistent. 
1. IllBciimimittng, skilled in te&eoa- 
ing, versed in logic. 
IxttomaOhy, n. Dispute, controveisy, 
aUercatlon, blckedng, wranglingj var 
of words, Tords. 
I«ewiK>a, n. OampBacliy wood. 
J^Tie,«. pi. Reins, Inmbar re^on. 
. iKAler, V, 11. Las, linger, delay, saunter, 
dlUydally, moTe Blo\3y. 
Iditerlng:, a. Dilatoi-j, llnBeiing. 
I-oll, V. n. LoungOj reclme, lean, sprawl, 

I-one, a. 1. Solttaiy, iaolated, secluded, 
lonely, alone. 

a. un&egueuted, deserted, uniuliab- 
Ited, uuocoupled, lonesome. 
I.oiieilnese, ». SaUtailnese, seoludon, 

Biditnde, leUiemeut, isolation. 
Iii>iiel][> a. 1, Apart, retired, solitary, 
eeelnoed, isolated, sequesteFsa, remote, 
dreary, lonesome. 

8. lima, alone, solitary, unaccom- 
panied, componionlees. 
Ifoneeome, a. 1. Solitary, lonely, se- 
duded, deeerted, lone. 
8. DoBOIate, cbeerlees, diema), gloomy, 

I^ng, a. 1, Extended, letigUiy, not 



3. Slow, dilatory, slack, lingering 
tfltdy, not quick. 
IfOi^ nonw, The tomh, the sepnlchn 
the grave, narrow house, house o 

Jtoa^r ad. 1^ To a mvn* HitRnt 
it. A long time, . 
3. Throw-"" ■ 
Iioi^ &tr, , 

after, lust after, pine ^»^, ..»i.v ,v — »- 

ing for, ye^m 16r, aspire aftor. 
l^ng-'bieatbad, a. idog-wladed. 
IionKe. n. £ V, n, [Ft.) Pass, thrust, 

aOoiige, lunge. 
Iiougerlty, n. Long life. 
Iione-lieailed, a. Sagacious, discerning, 

Intillieent, acute, shrewd, ciear-elglitea, 

keen-^bted. 
Ixmsbig, n. Craving, yeamii^, liank- 

ering, llolilng, aspiration, breathing, 

continual wish, earneet desire, wistful 

lidneritudinally, o^. IjengfJiwiBe, ttom 

Iiong-sigbted, a, 7ar-s^bted. 
Xong^spun, a. Lengthy, tedious, long- 

LoDB-snfferius, a. Forbearing, patient, 

not easily provoked. 
Long^uffierlt^, «. Forbearance, clem- 
ency, patient endurance [qf it^ries). 
Xdine-ivinded, a. 1. IiOik-breatliea. 
C Protracted, prolonged, spun out. 
. S. Tedious, wearisome. 
lM)ik, V. n. I. lUrect Uie eye. 

S, Turn the thoughts, ^ply (he mind. 



3. Mjno, consider, take care, take 
Iieed. 

4. Front, feoe, be turned, be directed. 

I.od[, n. a. Influence by looks. 
■Laak,interi. See, lb, behold. 
tooktB. 1. ClH«e. 

5. Appaaranca, aspect, oompleKlon. 
3. Mien, air of tlie foce, cast of couu- 

Look after, 1. Attend to, take coie of, 

8. Seek, seorcli ibr, look Ibr. 

3, Mxpect, wait ibr. 
Look domi npon, Despise, contemn, 

spurn, regard with eonlempt. 
Iiook foi', 1. Expect. 

3. Search, seek, look after. 
took Id tke face. Face, meat boldly. 



I^ook out, IXeiiter.) Be on tee i 
liook orer. Examine, cast the eye 
Look sharp, Ee vigilant, have all one's 
Look to, 1. Watch,' take care of, look 



loon, n, 1. ibnMh.) Wsat norther 
diver J Columbus gtaciaiiB). 
:«. Simpleton, fool, DnncB. 
Looper, ». Canker-worm, span-worn 

Iioopbole, n. X. Opsning (™ (fte i™ 

qf afort^oation), aperture. 
3. Plea, pretext, pretence, excus 

way ibr evasion, way of escape. 
Loose, V. a, 1. Unfasten, untie, uubinr 

3, ESease, liberate, fiee, set free. 

3. Detach, dieconnect, djsei«age. 
Loose, a. 1. Unbound, unMea, not (ai 

'■ iflned. 
, not&s 
„ ,..laxed,nL.,_„., „„. 

4. Open, not dose, not compact, not 

a. Prolix, rambling, not condse. , 
e. Yague, indeSulte, iadisUnot, In- 






i. Make lax (as the bowels). 



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Iioquaotty, «. TtikaUvenea^ 

gfitofgab. 
Lord, 11. I. Master, ruler 

Bovereign, king. 
a. Noble, nobleman, peer. 



lorgnette, n. IFr.] Opora-glasa. 
IjOrOUnesB, n. 1. Dignity, majesty. 
'!. Pride, haughtiness. 
" -. l.DlgnIfl.-' - 
iVtO, liangbty. 

ZiDrd'e-d»y, ». Snndnj-, tlte Sabbalti, 
the Chxiewm Sabbath, Sret da; of tlie 
week, the day of rest. 

IiOTdsblp, ». 1. Antliority, dominion, 
rule, Bway, comrnandi control, gorecn- 
ment, direction, domination, empire. 






Chriati 



Zare,n. Laarning, erodiUon, hno>rle(lg< 
lloTlot, n. Wlittt^ golden, oriole (q 

Evrop9! Orioitt^ gaunbta). 
X.(>se, p. 1. 1. Be deprived of, fitll t 

keep, let Blip, let slip thiough the fio 

8. Forfdt, fiUI to win, iMl to ot 






d, thro 



l11 behind. 



t. Miss, wander from. 

a. Be bereavad of, ba deprived of. 
Iiose caste, Be disi^ciead. 
Irfise CTOond, 1. Fall beh 

a/Tleoline, lose credit. 
Iiose Jlieatt, I>aBpair, be dlsoonrag 

give np, hope. 
IiOse one's Iieart Fall in love, 
.--^T^ . labewUdared. 



a. Forfijituro, feilnca to win. 
S- Desliaollca], overthrow, damage, 
detiiment, inin. 
t, ■WasteiBQu 

3* ForMted, mlHsed. 

3. UlBBpent, vraetea, 

dpated, thrown away. 



lered, oouCaeed, 
stfocted, benkrht 
, at a losa, at t 



perplexed, 
lied, poBGiI, 
Ciult, ia a 



ajjsent-rDlnde^ dreamy, iis,pplog. 

6. Depraved, ooimpt, abaudonec 
jnoi^tfl, dlasolote, reproliate, grace 
lesa, shamelera, otadarate, liaidenec 
incorrigible, iiraclaimaUe. 



lot, n. 
apportlo 
8. Chf 
iia^ord. 



1, pareel, dlvlalon. 
B. [Cottoqaial U. S.} Great qnanlity, 



DclferouB, boistaronB, 



Lond, ad. Loadly. 
Loudly, ad. Loud, not low. 
lAimgre, n. ii. KeoHna, loll, ti 
lazily, spend time idly. 



wsj^ fellow. 
Jxmtisb, a. ( 

Iiovable, a. A 



Jn, DlDwn, boor, labber, 



1. Have IiAteUonfor,rt«ari 



twv&H.a. _. 
with section. 

a, HaveapaesionateafiecUonfoi,! 
In love with, bs enamoured of. 
3. Like, be plsaxed with, 
love, V. II. IMigliC. take pleasure. 
love, n. 1. AB&cUon, atteoaonata n 



. Cupid, god of love. 
LoTfi-appIe, ». Tomato tLi/copersUnau 
■ " 'aarna Ijfiopersieaia). 

Bastard, ill^Udmato 



S, d^ightCuI, cb 
[LcliannnGf, v""" 
let, ATiTTAnr.wij that iuB^res 



ing, deicotable, erui^mfing, winning. 



Irtiviner, a. AB^Dllanata, Gmd, attaclud. 
Xforlng^cnp, n. Grace cup. 
laTiDK-UudneBB, «. Meccy, fovor, 
tenduncve, tender regard. 

4. Ignolile, abject, deernded, servile, 
slavish, menial, mean, babe, plebeian, 
vu^;^ unttUod, baae-born, common. 

5. nndlgnified, grovellins, vile, base- 
minded, low-minded, shabby, eouivy, 
dirty. 

6. Dishonorable, disreputable, derog- 
atory, unhandsome, unbecoming, die- 
graceful, unmanly, ungentlemanly. 

1. Moderate, not great, not intflnse. 
a. Weak, exhausted, reduced, fee- 
ble. 
0. Flaia, ^mple, not luxnilous, not 



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ditlor. 
4. Softly, til a 
a. Cheaplj', a 



Bini, let down, biing dc 



appear gloomy, appear s 



'™fien, 1 



vertiig, ^ Depree^onj dlminnLJ 
vlf^eln: l.'Eiiiniuty,1iiiiablen' 



3. Mean, not great, without dignity. 

i. Ml>dS8t, unpratendlng, not lofty. 

Low-minded, a. Bsse-minded, base, 

menn, earTlla, yllo, gimeUii^, BlavlBh, 

tow-priced, c*. Imw. cheap. 

Low-Bplrlted, a. Dispirited, dajeoted, 
deprifflsed, tUsneactened, dlewuraged, 
down-hearted, deapcmdiDg, cast down, 

Iaiw spirits. Dejection, dejectedneaa, 

dt^iree^on, despondency, MBr,AH- 

OHOLY, hypooliondrla. 
iMyal, a. Faithful, true, not parddlons, 

not treacheroiia. 
lAjaJty, n. AlIcgiMjce, fealty, Mellty. 
lAzense, n. 1. Rhomb, rkombuB, ob- 

liqae-aiigled pacallelogram (jui(A e^ual 



lin^^a. I, SIilnlng,radlant,lumlnoBB, 
bright, beaming, lespleiulent, ^Ul- 

2. Clear, transparent, pure, pellueid. 



t. Sane, sober, aonnd (in, mind). 
Iter, n. 1. Venus, PhosplioiaB, tlie 



1, tie enemy, Ihe aulhorrf evil. 
er jnatdi, liocofooo matoh. 



mdfer jnatch, 
ncifei-onB ~ 



e, fitrtune, hazard, hap, 
y, by good luck, 



l^pha^ard, ikte. 

as ewnJ IndiL would have It. 
jac&lesa, a. Unfortunate, umucXy, 

unprospeionB, uneocceesful, ill-foted, 

m-starred. 
l.uckr, a. 1. Fortnoale (in am unac- 

pecikd wajf), happy, blessed. In lock. 
is. Prosperous, auspiolous, propitious, 



Iincre, n. Gain, profit, emolument, pelf, 

lonbration, '». 1. Stl^y (iff llfffM), 
meditation, speculation, co^tatton. 

3. OomposfUen, writing. 
lenient, a. I.ucid, clear, traaeparent, 
bright. 

idicroiig, a. Laughable, eemleal, odd, 
ridiculous, dn^l, runny, f^jolGal, ab- 

ImB,v.n. (Naui.) Sail nearer tie irlnd, 

brlj^ the bow into the wind. 
Lug, ?. a. Pull, tug, haul, drag. 
Lugr, M. lLo«i.] Heavy load. 
I'U^;Bge, m !• Sagg^s, bi^ aud hag- 

S. Effects, TKi-Va, things, stuff. 
Xio^ubrioua, It. Mournful, sorrowful, 

dolefiil, sad, gloomy, melanoholy. 
Iinkewarm, a. 1. Tepid, blood warm, 

slightly wr — 



lilill, V. <t. Compose, qniet, call 

hush, tranguilllia, put to rest. 
LnH, V, n. Subside, cease, becom 
Xiull, n. Calm, ""' 



ibsiso, li. fUed,) Bbemnatiem In 
ibar region, Loins. 



trumpery, rub- 

"IClU.S.] Sawed or split timber. 
iiinlKr, 0. a. 1. Heap in disorder. 

a. Fill with trumpery. 
iimlier.v. n. X. Trnflge, move heayily. 

a. [U, 5.] Cut limber, prepare 1<^ 



a. Cumbrous, cumberEome, clumsy, 
awkward, unwieldy. 

CuminlferouB, a. LDCiferone, produc- 
ing light. 

Cumlnous, a. 1. Bitioor, shining. 



a. Lucid, olaar, persplouou.. 
iimpi», 1. Shapeless mass. 

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eaTf, stupid, gTDSa, 

I,oiiip-fisli, It. Lump-Euckei'. 
Iiouip-suckei, n. lump-flsh ((^ciop- 

Iiiniacy, n. iisanlty, madneas, mania, 
dei'^gement, eraslneBB, mental abar- 

tunar caustic, mtratsof aUverCJJoai). 
Iinnajic, a. 1. Ineane, mad, demoged, 



;x,i. 






linnatio, »■ Madman, maoilac, Insane 
IiunatiD B$7liim, Madhonse, bedlam. 



I.nne,». 




Lnrcli, (J^atiJ.J Sodden foU. 
Imrol.:«l«. (J/mLt.) EoUeuddenly. 
In™, 11. Enticement, halt, attraction 

Lure, V. a. Entice, alliire; attract, de- 



coy, tempt, eedui 
I.iDrld, a. l3^1aom;, murky, gLastly, die- 
liotk, V. n. 1. Lie lild, lie eonoealed, lie 
4, Skulk, Iteep out of ^lit, keep out 



of the V 



ibush, I 



Liuklng-hole, In. An 
[.iirldi^^nlHoe, J cade, 

hldlnB-.prace. 
LuBclons, a. 1. Honeyed, escesslvelj 

e. Delicious, saTOTv, palatable, grate- 
ful. 
I.nseni> it. Lyni. 

Iiiuli, a- Jul^, succulent, "watsryj sap- 
py, mofst fall of Juice. 
I.ast,m. 1. Ouiddity, iaardlnat£ desire, 
" " ' ce, carnality, lechery. 



Lost afl«r, 1. Long £)r, dedre eager- 
ly- ■ 

a. Have carnal dedre fOr. 
,nBtfiil, a. Conouplsceat, llbldlnone, 
lechetooB, loscifions, prurient, llcker- 

-.utttiatloii, n._ Piirlfleaiton. clBanalnir. 



^nce, TeerQandenue, reuuittiiiufh 
). IMstlacUou, repute, renoyn, emi- 
ice, celeliricy, ghaj, honor, EOLAI. 
E. Chandelier, oASCHiuBKtiM. 

. Bright, shining, beaming, 
.uuii.uiuo, i-adiant, brilliant, 
lusty, a. Stout, vigorous, robust, stal- 

I.aevs naturse, [L.] Freak o: 

l-nxale, n. a. Kalocate, dlsflolnt, put 

I.iixatloii, «. Displacement (</a joint), 

dislocation, diejointinE;. 
Ivusariance, 1 ». Exuberance, enpera- 
IjiiKiirliui^,) bundance, profusion, 

Iinxiu^ant, a. Exuberant, proKise, 
perabandajit, plentiful, plenteous. 

X.uxur1ate, v. it. 1, Flourish, growl 
urlant^. 

a. Eevel, wanton, live luxuriously, 
live in clover. 

ImzurlouB, a. Voluptuous, given to 

Inxunonsly, ad. Voluptuonsly, 



T, n. 1. Tolupti , . 

ness, sensuality, ej^cnrlsm. 
Pleasure, gratification. 



False, mendacious, untruth- 



I.yiiig,n- Falsehood. 
X.ylnu'lii, Childbhth. 
Lyncl, P. a. [U. S.] Punish wlUmnt 

trial, inflict summary punishment on- 
I^noblaw, [i7, S.] Mob law. 

I.yii)>^red, a. IMscernlQg, perspica- 
cious, sharp-^ghted, eagle-eyed, hawk- 
eyed, keen-eyed, Argus-eyed- 

Lyrie, ». Lyric poom. 



M 



exquidto, fop, popiojay, ! 

.,1- ^gg jack-a-dandy, 

01 dress, vain fel- 
dflrti^, make lean. 






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MacMaveligm, n. Dupllcilj, chioftne, 
gullo, uliioaiiery. trickery, ounnlnB, 
etronniTeiilion, deceit, deception, artl- 
fiee, dlselnmlatlou, double-deiilli^, bo- 



IIIa«hln«,». Ei^hb, pieoB of meohon- 

MacliineiT, n. 1. En^eiy, mechan- 

S. Sapernaturol agency (in poems). 



Maeuet 



'^\a- Spotted. 



traoled, lunadc, delMoua, out of ont 

head. 
B. FranUe, furloos, enraged, raging, 

violent. 
3. Anety, eiiasperated, proTolted, 

oensed, m a pnsBion. 
Hadsap, n. Hotspur, blood, vlld 

low, hot-braised or hot-headed i^lloir. 
SJCadAen, f>- a. Irritate, proroke, en- 

mge, imTaiiate, eziuperate, Enfltunr 

make mad, drlTe mad, tai:ii one'B he&i 

lash Into fniy, make one'B blood boil. 
WadhoDBOr n. Bedlam, tnnatio hoapital, 

lunatic asylum, hospital for the la- 
Madman, n- Lnnatie, manias, bodlam- 

it£, Insane person, crazy person. 
Uadness, n. 1. Insanity, derangement, 

critBinese, lunacy, distraction, mahia, 

mental oherraaon. 
8, Frenaj, fnry, laae. 
Modrisal, n, Faatoral poem. 
Ua§;a^ner«- 1- Warehouse, storehome, 

a. Periodical pamphlet. 
Bfatceot, n. 1. Grub. 
^2: Ottprioe, whim, crotoliet, quirk, 
" ■ , Ti^ary, horaor, fancy, whlmsey, 

- 3. 'WMmeicaJ, crotchety, oaprldona, 
tatasth!, fantasUcal, odd, strange. 

Haclc, IS. Sorcery, neoromaney, en- 
ebanlment, the blacfe art. 

M^c, I, 

Magioal, 1 

39[a^4^aa, i^. ■^vit;^ 

H^Up,n.' Gumptii.. 
M^Bisterlal, a. Domineerli^, loi 
imperlouB, proud, arrogant, lofty. 






irdly. 



Magietrate, n. t 
Magnaiiliinlty, «. 



Generosity, distutei 



or noblenees of mind, elevi 
Ghlyalrons spirit. 



hydrous Billoat* 



s^cat 



... __rt1fleial magnet, 
Mi^^etlc, I ^ A thrat 
Magnetica], I ■*^'^™ 
Magnetfsin, B. Power 



lOKnlfiGeuce, »• Ur^mdeur, splendoc, 
pomp, ^olat, grand appearance. 

lacnlfloeab a. Gtand (i» <^pear<mce], 
sirteiidid, poiopouB, Imposing, stately, 

Magnl^, p. o. 1, Enlarge, augment, 
"spli^, exaggerate, make great. In- 
-ease the size of (to the ej/e}^ 
a. Extol, exalt, elerata, oelebrate,' 
oriiV, hlees, laud, pialse highly. 



gloriiV, hlei 
HaBmiioqiie 

diloqaence. 



luence, tni^dl^, inflation, fuBtlan, 

donnsh, pompous lai^age. 
Iasuiloqueiit,a, Orandlloquent, boCQ- 
bastlc, inflaled, swelling, declinatory, 
tur^d, pompous, stilled^ bigh-doning, 

dtaniitude, «. 1. Biae, hnllr. vnluma. 
extent, dimension, GAPj 
S. Greatness, imports 
3. IMcUh.) Quantity. 



. MohammedaDiem, 



MaldeDhood, li. 

tity. 
STaiden 
Maiden 

Slaid-ser 



the m^, pat < 

U^m, V. a. Cripple, mutilate, disable. 
"-1n,a, Chi-"' --'-■' ■ ■ '■ 
iportant. 



e, send by post. 
. jt, Crlpplo, mutlhuAi, uiDa^/ 
. Chief, prinr^pal, leading, m 



3. Main conduit main pipe, ma 
duct. 

: Force, power, strength, mfekt. 



Main-anrinir, n. Prime mi 
Malu-atay, n. Piin<dpal si 

Maintain, v. a. 1. Susts 
preserve, nphold, keep. 
a. Uefend, yindlcate, asE 



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Hointenaiu 

Hon, juatilK 



V. n. Affirm, aver, allege, 
md, hold Hie opinion, haaard 

1. Support, vlndica- 



nstenance, food, ' 



— ,_-, imposing, digni- 
le, OTinoely, stately, imperial. 



fied, noh( 



Ihanha^. 
3, Manhe 

VKoimiripts), 
Make, v, a. 1, Create, bting laM be- 

S. Fiame, foshlon, mould, Bhape, 
torm, figure, 

3. Produce, effect, be producava of. 

4. GonatitDte, compose. 

5. Perfi>rm, do, execute, pracfJae. 

6. Secure, gain, acquire, get. 

7. Comprf, constrafn, force. 
S. Bepceaent, show. 

wake, v.n. 1. Procaed, go, travel, jour- 
ney, tend, move. 
a, Oontilbnle, conduce, oper^vte, have 

Make,". Stcneture, construction, text- 
Make a clean breast. Make a full con- 
fession. 
Make a figure, Figure, make a distjn- 
anished appearance, be diatliigulabeil, 

ike agtdnst. Tend to injure, 
jlce as if. Appear, seam, feign, pre- 
tend, make beuave, act as if. 

jtlake away with, Kill, destroy. 

MaUe-beliere, Pretend, Esign, appear, 
Beam, aot aa if, make as if. 

Make-believe, a. Pretended, connter- 
falted, sham, mock, clap-trap. 

/,'Ckoosa, select, pick out. 
MOTB toward, go toward, 

nd to tlie advantage of- 
(li. Treat without oere- 

laiutain, vlu- 
dieata, Justlty, stand by. 

a. f ulHl, accomplish. 

a. EHfabllBh, verity, confirm, prove, 
Bubstantjate, 

i. Compensate fOr, matte oompensa- 
Uon fOr, supply b; an equivalent, malie 



Making, Composition 



Make a 



Make known, Publish, declare, bring 
to light, proc^m. 

Make Uskt of, Consiaer as of no conse- 
quence, treat with contempt. 

M^:e love to. Court, woo, make suit to. 

Makementiono^ Speak: oi; take noUce 
of, allude to, refer to. . 

Make merrv, EeMt, be Jovtal, be Joyful. 

Make nmcOi. of, Ohedsh, ibeter, fOndle, . 
nAt -vwTdle, treat with fondness. 

bones, naTeiiosoruple,'m3;ke 



Tuple. 



Make uo^diffe 
Makt 



itindiffBi-ence, 



IS weU, b 



or supporting. 
Hake oath, Swear, take au. oath. 
Make of, 1. Understand, interpret. 
" "■^-' or produce from. 



S. Steal, pUtar, filcli, pucloin, cab- 



niBke out^ (^tiee.j 1. Discover, ea- 
certain, learn, determine, interpret, 
decipher, get a clear undei^tanding of. 

3. Prepare, draw up. 

4. f rovide, famish, supply. 
Make out, (ffejrfer.) Succeed, be able 

Maker,' n. 1. [With The prefixed.] 
Creatot, God. 

5. Manufacturer, tCrmer, builder, 



4. [Lmj>.) Signer 



promissory 
y, alienate, 

Snbstitola, temporary 
Moolt, ridicnla, deride. 



Make the beet of. Put the Iwst fiice oi 
Make tracks, Sgfabt, go, start, at 



k Oompensate, m^^e good, make up 
i. Supply, furnish, provide. 



h.s,0S!,L.OOglC 



le up, (Sealer.) Settle a aiffsreno 



BlakQ np to, [Cotioquiai.] Accost, ^- 

ilrese, epeak to. 
Hake wateFf 1. Urinate, v^zdd niinfl. 
iSt [Naui.) LeaJc. 

S. Claaraway, openapaes^a. 
MBlaieologr, n. Science or moUuslie or 

Maladroit, a. AwkwanJ,- damBy, un- 
BkiWilf nnakilled, Imngun^, nnaaady, 



HaJapwt, a. Saucy, impudent, rade, 
fi>TVJU^, flippant, boM, importinent, 
Impadent, ineoleut, '^vaJior. 

Malapertaesa, »■ inaolence, saaclness, 
iTopudeuca, mdeiieBs. 

Malapropos, ad, [Fr.] UnEeitsoitably, 

Ktalarla, n, Klasma, mia«ra, noitoiis 

eihalatian, bad olr. 
maleont«iit, a. DlBCOntented, dlssatla- 

fled, itnsaUafled. 
BDae,<!. He. 
Hale, n. Hale uilinal. 
HaledlcUon, n. Curse, denundation, 

eiecratlDn, imprecation, anatkema, ful- 

mlnaUon, ban. 
SlalefiiotoE, ». Onlprit, falon, conidct, 

otiminal, outlaw. 
Malefeaeaiuw, n. (Zam.) Wroi^ doing, 

lU. conduct, illefial deed. 
Halenractlce, «. [Written also and 

mreierabl; UALPItACTICB.] Miscon- 

Slalevoleiioe, n. Malic& malldousness, 

fiplte, spltefulnflBB, maugnltyf rancor, 

venom, liate, grnde& lIl->rllL 
Ualerolent^ ^ ' Mauclous, mHlfgnont, 

B^teful, lll-dlBpand, Ul-imtiired. 
Ualloe, ». Malevoleiice, malii^ousiteaB, 

maliMty, rancor, venom, hate, spite, 

Malli^oaf*, a. Malerolent, mal^nant, 
Bpiteflil, 111-dispoaed, ill-natmod. 



Malieo, a. 1. MallcIooB, malevolent, 
ma^raianlh Ul-dlspcsed. 

a. IHjurloii%pamldon8, 
baneful, very bad. 



_ a. ^^Jurton% pamldoHB, unfavorable, 

1, very bad. 

Maa%n, o. a, Bevlle, aland* 



ItralbmancT, n. Mallcs, malicnitv. 
Blallgiuuit, a. 1. Mal^, UAr:ioiODS, 

mdevoleut.. 
a. {Med. ) Dangerous, fata]. 
Malteuer, «, Tlllfioi', slanderer, tra- 

•■ -' --'-r, backbiter, Ubeller, 



l?^i^ 



Ualiffnlty 

moHity, ill-w 
a. Virnlan 



IS, mallgnaBey, batrad, a 



._.. hypocrite, ^lam Abrabam. 
MaJl, It. [Written also Maul.'] Beetle, 

Mall.H. 0. [Written also Jtfau/.] Beat, 

Mall,n.' Public wait. 
Mallet, ». Wooden bamm or. 
Malpractice, n. (Written also ifak- 

practice,] Misconduct, —'-■■-'•—'— 

misdoing, dereliction, " ■ 



Malti'ea 
Maltreatment, ft. 



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ill 



Mam)UH,». IChUdiah ferm.] Mother. 
Mamma, n. [L. pi. MammcB.'] Breast, 

teat, diw, udder. 
MammaT 4j- Mammifer, one of the 

OTammaUa,Js.yi. [L.] Mammals, raam- 
mlfets, vivlpafoua animals tliat suckle 

Mammlfor, n. Mamm^, one of the 

Mammon, n. 1. Bicbea, vealtb. 

a. God of riches. 
Mammotli, n. Fossil elepiiiuit [ElgiiJia 

prnaignm)). 
Mammoth, a. G^antlo, vair large. 
Man, n. 1. Peteon, individual, body, 

somebody, one, personage, 60nl, living 



Shackle Ubr the kandi). 



isr. carry on, have tlio chaivo of. 

a. Bule [mih address or ar^cej, con- 
trol, govern, guide. 

3. Wield, handle. 
Manage, K.». Mantenvre, concert meas- 
ures, contrive ways, direct aSSiixs, pull 

Manageable, a, Xraotable, governable. 
Managements «. 1. Conduct, control, 
direction, cliarge, admhilstradon, bu- 



3. Contrivance,' prudent conduct. 



Monoiplein. Steward (q? a eoi%e),pur- 



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MANDATOTir 



Mandatory, a. Preceptive, direotory. 
Nandlble, n. 1. Jaw. 

a, (0™«A.) Eeat, bflL 
MimdrBke, n. Maj-apple(PoiJ!0)%HtH 

pellaiiaa). 
Mandnoaie, v. a, Cbevr, lusstlcate. 
Miuiducation, n. Cbewiog, maatlea 

MaxL-eater, ?£. Canalbal. 
Mim-eators, ». pi. Anthropophagi, oai 

Manege, «. [Fr.] 1, HorsemansMp. 

S, ludli^-BcliooL 
Maneuver, »■ [Written also 

1. Evolntlou, movement. 



•, 0. ». [Written also Mm 



fai mansifemmit, 
Maneuver, v. n. innbuiu Tum 

ieM«re.) 1. PertOHn erolntlonB. 
a. ContriTe, plan, plot, manage, poll 

tlie wjteo or BcrlimB. 
Manenverer, n. [Written atao MiS- 

otuvREa,] Tactiiilan, adroit manager, 

Manftil, a. Cenr^eooB, bold, brave, 

stout, atros^, vigorous, dsJlng, hoToio, 

tntrepM, undaunted, manlr. 
Manganese, ». Blaik oxide of mangs- 
'neeo {ttto oxide haviftg the same name ae 

tli£ ouiitt)^ peroxide or deutoxide of 

manganeBO. 
Maneel-nuizel.n. ['Written also JWiin- 

SlA-ana-ad.j Field-beet, ecatdty-root 
eta aUUsitaa}. 
Mai^le, B. a. laoBrate, hack, teat (*i 

Maiiirjr.o- Scabby, infeoifidwlUi mange. 
MmSaden,n, [Preferab^ written jKbi- 
hadea.] Hardhead, mossbunker, pau- 

, Tinsanltirope, c;alc. 



.„___._, -, Dnallaiu, doctrine of 
1 supreme wtottlEleB fffood ami cdUj. 
Manifest, a. Apparent, open, obvious. 



declai'e, display, disclose, prove, evince, 
discover, exprffls, sat Ibctli, bring to 
l^t, expose to view, bold ur *'^^™ 
malie Imown, 



1, display, ej _ 
Hftnifeato, ». Dedaratlo 

reiffit or a gmernaaenl). 
Manifold, a. lliuaerous 

various, toany, of dlvara 
Manioc, ». OasBava, lAPi 

witli th« liandH. 



Manipulation, n. Manuj 
IWa.TiiB,!!. Pangolin, BoaJ J 
killer, n. Mnrderi 

, i^lordaof cr 
lanlinesB, b. Bravery, courage, intre- 
pidity, lieroism, firmness, reeolntlou, 

Aanly, ie. Brave, ecurageoua, intrepid, 
stout, bold, firm, undaunted, vigorous, 
stroi^, darii^, heroic, noble, manful. 

Cnn-iuidnlfe, «■ AcgOUcheub, ob- 

Xiinuer, «. 1. Hetliod, mode, fmdiiou, 
form, way, St.- ' 



8. Degree, meat 

4. [Sir ■■' • 

Idnds. 



haliit, p 



U>rt, Mnd, sc 



urbane, complaisant, genUemanfr, re- 
fined, weU-bred. 
Manners,R.DL MoraiB,babits, csiril^e, 
behavior, deportment, bearii^, bread- 

ManaeavFe, n. [written also Maaeu- 

artifice, mBe,'tiic^ilae»se| artful man- 
agement, adroit prooedui-e. 
Manoenvre, v, n. i. Perfomi erolutians. 
S. Contrive, plan, plot, manage, pull 
tbe nlrea or atrings. 
Manoenvrer,!!. [written also Mmeuue- 
rer.i Tactician, adroit manager, wire- 
pin of Etraw, Imaginary person. 



Man-of-war 



, Siilpofm 



Manor, n. l^ordEhip, i^udHl estate of a 

nobleman. 
Manor' 



Manae, n. IScollaad.} Parsonage, 'par- 

eonage lionse. 
Mfuiaion, n. Dwelling, Beat, residence, 

Mttu^anglitor, n, Somiclde {vritbimt 

iUaia-alayer, n. Murderer, homicide. 

Mantilla, n. Small mantle. 
Mantle, «. 1. Cloak. 

antel-piece, mantel- tree, mantel- 

V. a. Cloak^ overspread, cover. 
V. n. 1. Bxpand, spread, be 

3, Be suffused [said of Nood nahirtg 
to tile face). 
S. Etf^rvaace, bubble, fbam, sparkle. 



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Mannal, R. Of the liand, by 
Maaiial, n. H&ad-hodk^ 
MairaliMtory, n. 



<iuo3on, fe 



t, Uberation. 

, ., _, Free, liberate, relemie, 

Buiundpate, eiiD'iuiobise, eec me. 

Honnre, V. a. Feitjlise, enitch. 

Manure, n. FsrtiliBer, wmpoat, dress- 
lI^[, &r(dUiIiig mixture. 

MannBortpb n. Cop;, written paper. 

yssaar, a. Ifamerone, majiifbM, v^eus, 
mnltiplled, direcs. 

Manyf »t. Mnltltudej people, many per- 
sons, many people. 

SlBuy'idded. 1, Of many (idea. 

a. Liberal, not narrow, not bigots. 

Many HmeB, Often, frequently, repeat- 
edly, often Umee. 

Map,«. Chart. 

Mar,K. o. Injure, BpoU, ruin, dlsfignre, 
hurt, damage, lifiFta. 

Marasutos, ». Athofbv, eamolatlon, 
decline, gradual wasting. 

mnvmid, V. B. Bove tor plunder. 

S.,n. MHraRiUng, ravage, plun- 



Hacand 

dor. 
Marand< 



, 1, Walk {by reguiar aiepa 
i. W^k in a aC^dy manner. 
^f"ildiera. "Tnioyemen , pas. 
i. Stately walk. 
1. Pnigresaion, advance. 



bounda- 






. Female horae. 



OE ridioulouB filing ( suc'l asjuags 
tBipose upon ifte crechlioaa by wtty <^ 
Ado^ or ^rofttcof jokey 

MsFe's-tall, n. Circut!, cat's-t^l. 

Wax^in, it. Border, e(^, rim, brim, 
verge, brinlt, oonflne, limit, skirt 

Haiine, a. 1. Ooeanie, pelagia, of the 

a. MaHttme, Haral, naudcHl. 

". Navy, shipping, sea 

f a skip <f Mwj. 

iril ( YbKrra aortiJa]. 
a huBbaod, incident t^ a 

a. 1. Marine, naval, nauiJ> 






Marlat 



AEariputtX. 
Marital, a. 
InJsband. 

oai, of tlie . 
%. Near the sen. 
Mark, n. 1. Sign, tokc 



idenoe, proof, badge, 



3, Line, Impress! n stamp print, 

4, Trace, track vestige foutprint 
a. oyeot (atnwri of) 

6. Eminence, cansequem.e disthii. 



a. Stamp, brand, trace a 



}. Notice, 



Hai'k, n. n. Observe, note, remark, take 

notice. 
ISarlced, <i. Notable, remarkable, noted, 

anguished! 
Market; 1£. 1. Mart, emporium, en- 
trepot, place ^ tr^c. 
S. Mariet-house, market-piaoe. 
3. Sale, oppoctuniw to selL 
MarketaMe, a. Salable. 
Morket-plHce, n. Market-lionae, ba- 



marooD, I 



essential part.' 



Clieetnnt color. 
Of a chestnut ooior. 
1. Mednlla, pith, 
quintessence, beat part. 



». vl. 



Marr<i>r-b< 

wife, lead to the'aftar, Wti 
hand UDon. 

larriage. 



larrii^fe, unite 
lalianit or 



Enter i 
ne the 






Marah-sunpkire, ». Blaas-irort, m 

Marshy, a. Boggy, t^ay, evampy, w 
Vta.vtt'n. Market, emporium, BirrEBPt 

place of traffic. 
Harti^ a. 1. Suited to war. 

S. Warlike, brave, given to war. 
3. rautary, jiot elvfl. 
Martinet, n. FreclElan, formalist, att 

or sevete diedplinarian. 
Marvel, n. Wonde^ prodigy, miracli 



' eKtraordinaiT, most slj'ai^. 
uline, a. I. Male, of tne male se 



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2. SnbtfiTfnga, 
pretence, pretext, 

3. Masqnerade 






ce of mnm- 



l. BuUder 



ir brick. 



Uasb, V. a. 1. Pnt a mask on. 

9. UBgnlae, conceal^ hide, cloak, veil, 

MBBlier, 

aEasqaerade, B. Mask, reval, piece o. 

Uass, ». 1. Lump, Iteap, collection, 
9' Size, magnitude, Sulk, dimensloJ] 
quantity of matter. 

3. Aeeerabli^e, congeties. 

4. "Wliole, aggregats, totallly, body. 
WasD, «. Commnnlon service (in . Oie 

Soiaaa COifioiio C^^im^), oelebratlon 
oC Uie Iiord'B Supper. 

tni, slay, slai^iiter. 
- n. Butoheiy, elangliter, cat- 






a. Bulky, heavy, welghly, 

1. Eoler, director, govamor, 
manager, chief, head, supenntendent, 
overseer, principal, lord, qooduav. 
H, Gemmauder, caption, 

i. Owner, ptofiletor 

5, Proficient, adept, uidoMu'iidjiu. 
laster, D. a. 1. Overpower, overcome, 
oonquer, suMue, eubjngate, vanquish. 

J£,' Acquire, 'leacn thoroughly, ma^i 
one'B BoU maatec at 



^ xt, adrcLC, 
9fBat«r-iuindr f 
Ma«ter-pieGe,A. Gs^e- 



Maatereliln, n, 1, 
a. Dominion, ru 
supreme power. 
3. Suparioritj, 

MasteT-spii 
MBster-Btm: 

Haat^ry, it, 'l. Dominion, rule, snay, 

3. Superiority, pre-eminence, aeean- 
dency, supreu^cy, victory, conquest, 



S. Acquirement, attamment, a«qnl- 

t. Skill, deitarity, great picflrteneir, 
iticate, V. a. Chew, eat, mauilucats. 

Mastication, n. Chewing, manduca- 

3>Iaatnrl>at!on, n. Onanism, self-pollu- 
tion, secret vice, self-abnse 

Mat, B. a. BtaidjWeave, plait, plat. 

Mat«li> f>. a. 1. Blval, be equal b>. 
S, Adapt, salt, fit, proportion. 
3. Mair;, give in mmriage. 

MahJlilMB, a. UnilTallBd, nnparaUeled, 
nnequalled, peerless, fnoamparable, ex- 
qnlMte, tulMlalile, excellent, flnt-rats, 
superlaJJvel7 good, of the bast, of the 

Mate, «. Assoctale, companion, fanoiv. 



__, _. Motherly, 

UaUns, n. pi. Homing piajers, 



, , _ mould 

in ivntcti prinierB' lettera are 'cast^ and 

a moUlit m mhleh arm {$ caef), tnatrix. 

MattimooiaJ, a- Connubial, nuptial, 

COFTJUQIAIi, hymeneal, bridal, con- 

MatrimonT, «. Marriage, wedlocK, 

nuptial B&te. 
MaMx, n, Pj.] Mould, uatrice. 
Matron, n. 1. Wife, manled woman, 

mother oi a family. 

S. Elderly woman. 

Matronal, a, MiTRorr-LiKE. 

nCatran^Ske, I a. Mothei 



ildsrly 



I. A^dr, business, < 



Matted, a, Entangled, twisted togetlier. 
Matter fl. 1. Substance, body, 
a. StoS; material, raw material. 
a. Topia, subject, guesllon, snbject- 
-""■* — — """r in Hand. 

Uneas, ooncem, thing, 

" 'sfi'imiwe^ cause ofdlstresB, 
«, Importance, oonaequence, import, 

7. Fus, pnrulencB, purulent matter. 

Matter, v. n. Signify, import, be of 
importance, be of coiisequenoe. 

Matter-of-fB«t, n. Fact, reality, actu- 
ality. 

Matteiw)f-fect^ o. Practical, sensible, 

T^MoCk, n. Grub-axe, grubblng-hoe. 
Maturate, «. n. SuiqiUrate. 
Maturation, n. Suppnrarion, 
Mature, a. 1. Feifected by time, eom- 
plate jerfaet, sire, 
it, PreiMed, ready, well-coutidered. 



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MatDK, t>. a. 1. Bipen. 

^ Parfect, brti^ to perfac^on, bring 
to maCnrlt;. 
Mature, v, n. Seoame 



IStHUUin, a. 1. fiitoxtcated, ineliriMed, 
tttddled, muildled, dlsgTdeed, coined, 
11pm-, malloB'/ drunk, hlewbd, gn^jy, 



3. SlUy, weali^ldish. 

nrep. [UBedoniy inbttrleecrae.'] 

-'—•'-— =- erfte of, in Sefi- 



anoeof. 
Maul, B. rWiltten also ifaa.] 



oite, ?! 



IchialiQ 



inch (^ a 
Insipid, £at, rapid. 



S[auvais« houte, ^Fr.] BaaMulneaa, 

false modesCr. 
Mair, ». 1. Stomacli 
Zt Orav, crop, fin 

bird). 

ISBs, sipale. 
Mialm, ». Proverb, saying, saw, adage, 

aphorism, apoUiegm, lUctum, bf-word, 

Bontentioiie precept. 
MiQ'-apple, R. ttundra^ (Podophyliani 

pei^itm). 
JOi^be. ad. Perliapa, poEsiblj, Imply, 



May.<beetle, > OCMjUCliflfar, doc, dor-bug, 
Maf-bn^ ) tree-beetle, doc-beetle, 

May-flomer, n. 1. lEtiglimd.] Haw- 

tluini, vhltetbam. 
a. llfete Bnffland.] Tripling arbntns 

(JSp^ffia repeHS). 
TOafliap, a4, rereliance, perhaps, it 

may Iw, probably, bblikb, it may liap- 

H^y-Uly, «- Uly of tlie ralley i Cdtwai- 

kiHa nivalis). 
afaie. n, l. Ilabyclntli, meander, nind- 

S. Intrioaoy, perplexity, bewllder- 



Meadow, n. SlEiD, lea, grass land, 

Uflosre, a. [Written also Meager.] 
1. Leon, thin, omaelated, spare, poor, 
lank^gauikt, BMnnj', tftllen away. 

a. Tame, Ibeble, jajona, vapid, bald, 
barren, dull, prosing, prosy. 
Meal. n. l. nepast, oojiiiixiON. 

8. nour, grifln In powder. 
Mealy, a. Krinaceous. 
Healy-mouthed, a. Ovar-cautloua hi 
speech, aieree to telling the whale 



NTean, it. 1, Middle, medium, averasa. 
3. Intermediate, Infervening, conm^ 

3. Ifenoble, plelieiaE, unliUea, low, 
bass-bom, ordinary, common, vulgar, 

4. Bmb, aljeot, gcoTellIng, vile, oon. 
temptible, despicable, eervile, beggarly, 
sneaking, dirty, scurvy, shabby, sorry, 
di^ngenuous, nnikir, rascally, pitiful, 
base-minded, loir-tmnilecl, lUslionora- 
ble. 

5* Sordid, penuriuna, miserly, stin^, 
ni^ordly, Ilhbernl, imgaieroiiB, salfi^ 
narrow, mercenary, nBn:ov-.mtnded. 

e. Small, Uttle, paltry, Inslgidflcant, 






e, middle c 



"ay. 



M^n, V. a. 1. Intend, purpose, des^^n, 

a, Signi^, indicate, imply, denote, 

purport, import, ejEpresB. 
Mean, v^ n. Intend, purpose, design, 

have in view, propose to one's aeK. 
meander, n. Labyrititb, inaae, winding 

Heaitder, v. n. Whid, be tortuous, inn 

Meandering:, a. Winding, aecpeuline, 

Xeaniag,>t, 1, Intention, intent, pt 
pose, de^gn, aim, object. 

a, Signiflcaljon, eeoee, afoeplaUi 
e^ianulon, intsrpretafJon. 

9. Import, purport, i^gnlScance. 
McwnoeH, n. 1. Smallneee, littleness, 
scantiness, slsuderoees, lowness, ] — 
erty, mefl^reness, pooruees. 

8. AWeotnesa.vlianees, baseness... — 
tempUblenesa, abasement, despiuable- 

3, llUberahty, ungenerousnest 
dldness, petiariousneea. 



wherewitbal, wi ^ 
Mean-spliitM. a. 

vile, g "- ' 

i60t,lo.. 

BleaiitiiiLe, \ad. InQiei 
Meanwtafle,] **--*--■ — ■— 



limited. Immense. 



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Meat, n. 1. Food, aliment, nDtriment, 

TiclualB, Tiands, diet, reiiiian, cheer, 
pabulnm, subastenoe, — '^— - '—' 



_ ill Ubrjbod], 
Uee.t'^e, «. 1. Mlnee-ple. 

Mecbauic, n- Artisan, crafCsman^ ban- 
ificraftsm»n,oparatIve, workman, liaml, 

Metdiaalcal, a^ liLTolaiits.r7, blind, 

autonkatic. 
Meoluuii*!]!, n. I. Mccbiuilcsl actinn, 

mevluuiliial agsncy. 
S. Machinery. 
Meddle. V. n. Interi^Te, intermeddle, 

take BMt (ijffciousfji). 
Med4IIer, n. Intermaadlet, boBybody. 
Meddlesome,) o. Interfering, Intar- 
■"-"" — ' msiMlii^, pragmati- 



3. Medicinal, healing, carittlva. 
Medicaoient, «■ Remedy, medicine, 

Lealii^ application' 
Medicate v. a. 1, Tincture or impreg- 
nate wltb something medicinal. 
9. Heal, Guie, treat with meOii^e. 
MedlcluBl, a. Hewing, curaliye, medi- 

Hedicine, ». 1, Drag, pliyeic, medica- 

a. Eeollng 
MedJoort'- - 



. 1. Infeciotitj, 
'erage standard, 
M^tote.'c a. 1. Plan, 



itrire, do- 



C, Intend, purpose. 
i, etudy, •^lew, rumi- 



nate, think on, reject 
the mind, turn over in mo uuuu, uivdu 
intently upon, chew UiB cud upon. 
Meditate, v. "■ Muse, ponder, think, 
reflect, rack, l)eat or cndffel one's brains, 
collect one's tlioughta, advise with one's 

9Iedit«tiaii, n. CoDt«mplation, reflec- 
tUm, stndy, musii^, pondering, deep 
thought, uleee attention. 
Hediterraneaa, a. Midland. 
Medlniu, n. 1. Intervenli^ ai " 
a. Means, instrumentality. 
S- Mean aTerage, mean pro 

4. (Painiina.) Menstruum 

5. (Logic.) Middle term. 
Medley,™. Mixture, misccilanj.juumjc, 

farrago, hot^sJi-potcu, hodge-podge, sal- 
m^undi, uaJlimaufry, mlah-mash, pot- 
pourri, olic ■■'■ " - ' ■ 



Meeching:, n. SneakliK, aliHlklHg, base, 
creeping, cowardly, vile, mean, eon- 
Meed, a. Itawani, recompense, rcmu- 

Mei^c, a. Humble, lowly, eubmlsaiva, 

mild, soft, geuUo, modest, demure. 
Meekness, n. lIumblenesB, liumUity, 

scansion,' BBlf-abHscment, genfleueps, 



suitatile, snite^ 
congBuial. 
Meet^ V. a. 1. Oame t^getlif 



fitang, befltling. 



t with, ligM on, fall 



4. fc'uiai, compfy w 

Meet, V. n. 1. Encoun 

a. Unite, Join, conv 



aV^Seembi 



, conne^te, 
thsr,^ookto( 



Eutjected l<}. 



MegrlmB. ». pi 

Melanoluily, n. Dejection, depi , 

cfioomlnesB, sadness, gloom, uespond- 
ency, hypooliondila, bRaa, bine derite, 
dumps, megrims, rapors, low spirits, 
deprea^n ^ spirits. 

Meliuieholri <^ Dejected, dispirited, 
depressed, sad, Bonowful, iu-oKAsat- 
BioAL, atraUllous, doomy, hfpaOhon- 
driac, EI.DB, dannjsh, nuqplsli, glu"- 

chap-fallen, crest-MImi, hypped, Ic 
spliited, cast down, in the dumps, w 
a long fiica, down in the month, ont 

MHans^, n. [Fr.] Mjtture, medl 
C&rtago, Jumble, hodge-podge, hOb 
potch,salmagnndl,olio,OLL.A.i'oi>Rii ... 
pot-pourri, gallimanny, mish-iaaFfh, 
Gontosed mase. 

Moee, -n. [Fr.] Figbt (qf eombatimU 
cot^ueedlfi mixed), atftay, contest, ■'"'" 
fray, broil, brawl, buufus. 

MelioraM, r. a. ImpioTe, better, mend, 

Meliaration, ft. Improvement, amend- 
ment, emendation, ameUoratlon. 
MijlUAiience, n. Smoothness, softness. 



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MelHttuont, t a. SmootH, soft, mellow, 
UelliflnouE, ) euphonions, euphonic, 

sweat, ailvei-toned, sweetly fiowlng. 
Melllte,n. Honey-Stone. 
Mellow, a. 1. Bipe, loatnre. 

nellUnouB, Bmootti, sUver- 



toneO, sweetly — __„. 

3, Perfecteii, well preparefl. 

4. Drdnk, tipBy, fudilled, dleguiseil, 
hajr seas over. 

MeUow, V. a. I. lUpen, mature, 
8. Perfect, bring lo perfection. 

Melodious, a. Musical, tnnefUl, sweet, 
dulcet, uiose. 

HelddT, n. 1. Pleasine aucceaslon of 
aoutids (as dlsClr^ulsbea troTa harmony 
or (be soneord of Bounds), aweetDese or 

a. Song, desoane, tune. 
Melt, V. a. 1. Liquet ipv heat), fuse. 
a. Soften, make gentle, malie euEcep- 



3. Fart, portion, oonatltuent, oompo- 
nene port, aabordinate pott, 
3. Head, clause, branch. 
Memlwrshlp, n. 1. Behig a member. 
a. Society, aaaociaOon, membara, 
body of members. 
Memento, n. Memorial, remembraneer. 

Memoir, n. 1. Personal nwrative, fU- 



Memopla teObnIoa, [L.] IVtneiaonicB. 
Memorlter, a. From memory, by heart. 
Memoilze, t>. a. Ijearn, leain by heart. 



reminlBCence- 
I. Fame, renown, repatatlon, i 



<ie,Ji. Threat, threatening, d 



pati;!! up, touch up. 
correct, rectl^, leton 



I, a. False, lying, deceiiful. 



-edacity, rt. 

habit of I^iig. 

a. FaJsel^ood, dec^t, dapHctty, ard 
flee, trickery. 
Mendicancy, ». Beggary, mendicity. 



Mendicant, ». Seggar, pauper, starra- 

ling, poor or indigent pereoo. 
Memdioity, n. Bejsary, mendloanoy. 
Menluidiqi,n. [Sometimes written Jftwi- 

haden.i Hardbead, paubacgen, moss- 



eer^ boji 



t, fi»tman, dave. Helot, 
[Written also J/iniuer.] £r- 
Meuaes, n. pt^ Catamenia^ monHily 
Btrual flux. 



. ... ___vent, medinm- 

Diuiuurable, a. Measucable. 
Mensni^ation, ^. !■ Measurii^, meaa- 

8, Surveying, earvej. 
Mental, a. Intellectual, apirltual, ra- 

Uonal, ideal, subjective, psycholi^leal, 

metaphysioaL 
MenUon, «. [Used cbiefly in l^ phrase 

moiB ToenHoa qf.i Cnrsoty reference or 

Montlou, «. a. Declare, naoie, tell, 
state, communicate, impart, report, 

Won of, allude to, refer to. ' 
Mentor,fl. Couueellor, adviser, monitor, 

guide, IneCrnctor. 
Mephitle, la. Fetid, £iul, noisome. 
Mephitical, j uoxions, poisonous, pee- 

tilentlal, baleful. 
Mepliitte air, OaTbouie-add, carbonic- 

aSd gas, OHOKB-SAUP, foul air. 
MephftlB, l«. Whem.) Noxious ex- 
Mepbitlsm, ) liBlatiou. 
Mereiuitlle, a. CoKMBBOiAi:, tfading. 

Mercenary, a. 1. Venal, hired, hireling. 
!i. Soidld.avarietonB, covetous, penu- 
IB, paraimonlouB, stingy, miserly, 
;anOj, mean, edBsh, close, close- 

MerceoaiT.n- Htellng, 
Merduindise, fl. Commodities, goods, 

Mercliaut, ii. Trader iparHmUarl^ a 
whi^eale trader), tradesman. 

Merchantable, a. 1. Marketable, of 
the ordinary qaali»'. 
S. Salable, venmble, that may be 

MercitU, a. Gradons, Mud, eompas- 
donate, tender, beQ^ant, lenient, 
mild, gentle, pitlfnl, tender-hearted. 

MeroileEB, a. Fltilesa, cruel, unltoUug, 
unmerdfol, uncompassioiiate, inex- 
orable, unrelenting, relentless, 1^11. 

Mercurial, a, I. Sprightly, acUve, spir- 
ited, quick, lively, prompt, nhnble. 
a. Of mercury or qulctrilver. 

Mercury, n, Qnlofaallver. 

Mercy, «. Olenienoy, lenity, lenience, 
leniency, compassion, pity, tendernesa, 
kindness, milaness, gentleness. 



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Bare, aim 



3. Beceitnil ikgjilite a/u/ui), afmrlous, 

&JaQ, Bham, iiiah^belieTe, not genuine, 

Msrge, 0.- a. Immerse, Immerge, eub- 



MerlLn. 1 

excellence, 

be entitled to. 



, l>eaeit. nortli, wortMneaa, 
credit. ^ 

, right. 
Deserve, have a right to, 

Deservli^, vorthy. 

Whiting {Oadus mei-toit- 

Mlrth, Jollity, gavety, 



arlty, jortality, Bportiveno 



DiouB, ueDouur, vsawm,ngB 
Sfenry-Aadrew.n. Bnfflxin, jamj, unr- 

Immn, Bcaramoucli, fbol, mountetuml!, 

jester, liroll, eohoh, Jack-pndillng, 

pickle-herring. 
Uerry-iDialclnv, }k FeBtival, eenvlvial 

eotertftlnment. 
Merry-tluraeht, fl. Wiah-lwne. 
He»li,». :bileiBtice(qr'((net|. 
Blesby, a. Bettoulated, ilecuesat«d. 
MfiemeriBm, A- Animal magnetism. 
9[e9B,n. 1. dBh. 

8. Sat (»fto aot (oj/etterl, eompany. 
8. Medley, miitore, miscellany, mr- 

moo, hotch-potch, hoi^e-podge, j umlile. 



Mess«ngrer, «■ 1. BmisKary, e 
S. Harbinger, forerunner, herald. 



MetapliyslcH, n. Psychology, pnonma- 
to1i)sy_, laental pliilosophy, philosophy 
of tSe mind, mental ecleace. 

Meie, V. a. Measure. 

Mete, H. Measure, bound, limit, l«rm, 
boundary, t«rmlnn6, butt. 

Metrotome,". Aerolite, raeteorio Bbme. 

Heter, ». [Written also JfeAv.] MeaB- 

mlcal anangement (tf agUaileBi 
Metliod, n. 1. Ammgement, system, 
elasaim^tion, orderW disposluon. 
fi. Way (tfietffed tReoreHcaJty)^ mobe, 



Hetliodie, I a. Orderly, syatomatieal, 
ntetliadical, I regular, systematic. 
Methodize, f.<(. Kegulate, arrange, put 

MetliyllG-alcalial, 11. Wood-spirit, 
pyrosyllc spirit, pyrosylio aidd. 

Iletre, n. [Written also Meter.] Heas- 
aie(qf verse j, rbythmleal arraigemant 
(o/j^3!aK«^poeHcal measure. 

Qletrioal, o. Measnrea. 

Metropolis, n. Chief ciu, capital. 

Metn>pi>litan, «. ArchUshop, primate. 

Metropolitan, a. Of tlie metropolis. 

MetUe, n. Spirit, nerre, vigor, ardor, 
pluck, hardihood courage. 

Hettlesoiue, a. Spirited, ardent, fiery, 
lively, gay, brisli, Bprigfctly, oonraga- 

Mewi ». Gall, sea^meir, cob, sea-cob. 



e, a. [ScoilW*.! Much, great. 
«0$m, 11. Little world, Che world 



salt, FbosfAate of soda 



MesMeurB^'tTpi. [Fc.l [Abbcevlat 

jtfemrs.] Sirs, gentlemen. 
■'-■^ — lOTnUc rock^ Stratified p 

, transBgure, change the foi 
urrphoai^ n. Transformalji 






Metaphysieal,' a. Mental, 
p^chological. 



, lAm 



the 



IcTDScopleal, f eye.] Able to see 

it. With a microscope, by Uie ai 

3. Very small, very minute- 
id, a. Middle. 
Id-day, a. Meridlonat. 
Id-day, ». Noon, noontide, meri 



), BonBGEOISlB. 



Slidntolit, n. The dead of night, twelve 

o'clock at n^ht. 
Midriff, ». Oiaphraem. 
Midslilps, ad. Amidships. 



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Midsl, n. Middle, centre, central part, 

Mldirifif. n. AcooucHBDSE. 

HldwlfeiT.n. Obatetrics. 

Hl«irn- Air, look, aspect, mamieT, port, 
oarriage. dBmeanoi, extetnal appear- 
ance, beartiiff, 

JUlfr, ». ICOl&iiikU.] tlqae, iUgbt tn- 

BQl(' V. a. iCoUoaula!.'] 

please,- ofibM slightly. 
ndsht, «. Power, atreiffitL, , , 

force, main, potency, efflcaoy, ability, 

Hlghty.o. 1. Strong, powerfIil,robU3l 
rikotouB, stutdy, puissaut, eourageoui 
valiant, valoroas, bold, able, capable. 

stnpendoiis, monatrona, Cyclopean, 
Eerculeiuii very great- 
s' Violent, vehement, impetnoas, 
4. Pondble, effieacionB, efl^ive. 
SSlglity.ad. [CWfcffirfai.] Very. 
Mlgf&te, V. n. Ohange residence l/rom 

onscotattry ioano^tsri. 
MlffFation, «- Change of residence 



,„,. IS amatrfi _ ,. 

Hlarrotorv, o- Nomadic, wandering. 
ViSd, a. i. Tender, kind, gentle. - - 









C, gentle, bland, pleasant, u 



3. Leniare, assoadve, ■mollifying, 
soothing, emollient, demulcent, not 

ailldew,n. Bust, blight, blast, mould, 

Mflltant, a. Flgfitlng, contending, bel- 

l^erent. 
MUitajy, a. 1. Soldierly, eold!et-like. 

a. Martial, warlike. 
MlUtary, n. Soldiery, army, body of 

Militate agoinsti Wat HgaiOEt, 



be repugniiiit to, be 
MiUUa, ». '"—'-' — 
Mflfclness, 
Mllk-Uver 

whlte-Uvf 

TSWai 



id, a. Cowardly, I 



Mnksap, n. 

in milk. 



oon, craven, dastard, coward, 

Milkweed, «. Silkweed, wild c 
Milky Way, n. Qalaity. 
Mill, n. 1. Manuf^Cory. 

8.[ir.S.l One tenth ot a cent 

3. Fighl^ contest. 
Mill, V. a. 1. Stamp (as earn) o 

!. Villi tai doth). 
J. ILc-' ■"— '- 

Mlller,». 

MUler'B-tiiunib, n. Biyer hull-liead 
ICOOm gobioj. 





.{Anaf.) Spleen 








on(a''.^to),Bpori 






Milter, «. 


Male fish. 






Mime,fl. 


Mimlo, 






Ktu^}"' I™1'««'8, 


mimic. 




MIiulc, 


a. ImltaMve, a 


Umetic 


ml- 


Mimioal, 








Mindo, V. 
MliilcV 


a. Ape, imitate, 


moek,c 


onn- 


Mime. 






Minaret, 


n. Turret W « 




mosque). 








Mlnat«rj 


o. Threaten! 


ng, m 


nac- 






Inoe-ple, ». Meat-pie. 

Hibolni 
Mtnd,n 



Mlnce-m< 

Minced- u , . 

Miualne, a, Afi^cted, over-nice. 

"•-' " ' "lu^spirit ' 

, underel 



3» IncUnation, dispo^don, will, wis 
liking, desire. 
4. Belief, opinion, tioi^hts, sen. 



Mind, !). a. 1. Notice, heed, regard, 

atCeuilon to, give' heed to, fix the n^a 
on, trouble one's iiead about. 

S. Obey, be obedient to. 

a.lPamcal.'].^ Kemind, put in 

Mindfol ol, BegH^ful o^ heedflil of, 

observant it, affienave to. 
Mlndlew, a. 1. Seetltat« of mind. 
S. BegordleaB, ooreless, headlera, Ibi- 

getnd, ne^ea<>riil, negUgmit. 
Dune, V. a. Sap, undermine. 
Mineral, n. Inorganic body- 
Mineral oU, Pettoleuin, mineral tar, 

rook oil, mineral oil, Sarbadoea tar, 

Seneca oil. 
Mineral pileli, Aepholtun, naUve bita- 

Mluend tar, MrNKiu.1, orL. 
Minever, n. [Written also afenliw.] 

Ermine, stoat. 
Mti^jle, V. a. 1. Mix, intermis. eom- 

8. Jumble, cmi^und 
ogether, shuf^ togethi 
LnIature,M. SmiOl pc 



imd, blend, 
^use, huddle 



erotchetij, half a 



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creature, dependant, pafablCe, Ii&i^er- 

Mln'lBter, <i. 1. Administrator (of exec 
uiice imlliority}, executive officer {qf 
Ktcavign or iff' a ffOBermiKiU). 
a. AmbsesBdor, envoy, plenlpoter 

3. ClergjniaB, divine, priest, parson, 
eccle^aotlu, cliuichmiui. 
Minister, v. a. Give, afibrd, supply. 

Minister, M. B. Serve, perform aerv 



Illnlstrittion, n. Agency, Inalrnmen- 

tftlitj. 
Ministry, n. 1. Cabinet, council, ad- 

a. office ol a olergyroaTi,ecoleeliiBt!cal 
ftinction. 
Hlnlmu, n. Eed lead, red oxide of 

Mlnlci n. Hlnx. NorUi-AmeiicaD pole- 
cat {Mastefavis/m]. 
Miiuion', n. Minim, pink ILeneiicus 

jjftca™ta). 
Minor, a. 1, Less, smaller. 
t. Inferior, snbotd-—'- 
f. Inconsiderable, 
arlty, n. 1. Noq„, 
i. Smaller number. 
mngtrel, n. Mnelciaii, singer, bujd. 
Hlnstrelsy, n. Murio, nielod.y, iiar- 

Mliint«, a, 1. LKUe, siemler, oafiu- 

2. Circumatandal, particular, crltl- 
Mlnntfl, n, 1. Sixtletb port of an 

3. Sixtletb part of a degree. 
3. Nol«, memaranduni. 

Minute, V. a. Hote, take a note of, jot 

SIinntiee,».p2. [LA Minute paiticnlniB, 
minor det^s. 

Milnx, n. Mink, Bortb-Ameiican pole- 
oat (Mwteia vma). 

Miracle, n. Marvel, wonder, prodigy. 



Misapply, V. 



llEemploy, abuse, per- 

BUsappreliend, u. a. MiennderBtand, 

misconceive, mlstajia. . 

ElBiipprelieiisloii, n. Misunderstand' 

ing, mlMoncfflitlaii, mjetabe. 
-lisbeliaTs, vrn. Behove ill. 
Mtsbeharim, n. MlHuanduo^ nilsoar- 

rlage, ffl. eonduot, ill behavior. 
Hisc^ciHate, v, a. Misreelion, 



MiBcarrlage, ^ 
mlBcbiuice._ 



^ mSS.^J 



paragon. 
Hlirror, v. a. Hefloci 
Mirtli, n. Merriment, mi: 

iovi^ity, gayety, roerry-ni 

tUfol, a. Merry, Jo' 
leerfal, locnnd, vlVaid 
-_i, sporlive, frolic-'""' 
Miry, a. Mnddy. 






n-baWr. 



, ndshap. 



liscellBny.n. Mixture, medley, diver- 
^ty, variety, olio, farrago, salmssandi, 
ho^e-podge, lifjtbb-potcb, miali.-maBh, 
galliuiaufVy, helakob, raiscellaneuus 

MlBoliikuce, ». Misfortune, mishap, ill- 
luck, misadventure, calamity. 
[isciiief, n. 1. Evil, ill, harm, Injury, 
damage, hurt, detrimenl^ disadvantage, 
pro]ud(ce. 
S, Trouble, misfortune, ill conse- 

MlEcMevoiiB, <t. 1. Hurtful, injurlona, 
detrimental, pernicious, ileelractive, 

8, Vicious, wiclted, sinfnl, prone to 






MlBConstr 

Z. Misi 
Misdate, I 

MlBO! 






:, ill con- 
Mismanage, mannge 
1, Hlatranalate. 
isplain wrongly. 
, [itare.i Unbeliever, 



el, Eceptic 

rogue, scamp, scapegrace, rafflan, vile 
wretch, eaitit 

Misdeed, n. Transgression, trespass, 
offence, delinquency, misdemeanor, 
ikult, misdoing, crime, evil deed. 

Misdemeanor, n. Transgi'esfdon, tres- 
pass, fault,, miadeed. 

— - ■ "linci 

«. 1_.__ 
I, malie 

Misemployment, ». Misuse, abus 
Miser, n. Kiggard, curmudgeon, hi 



ilsapply. 



uckpentiy, diuri, 



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,^ , , _. 1. ijnh&ppy [fls reepecEs 

ihe couditioa w" (he mind], witBTOHED, 
dletreased, afflicted, comfartlesa, dis- 
cojiBolsite, forlorn, Ijroken-boaTted, 

a. WorUdeaa, Talaeless, verj poor (to 

3. Li™, mean, aljjeot, deepioable, 






lovetous, avaricious, nig- 
id, stingy, paralmimious, 
lose. mean, close-fisted. 
L. Dlatreas, wretcUedness, 

nJet, affllutlon, IieartHClxe, lieav)' heart! 
bleedlns heart, broken heut, gteac 

it. Calaioltr, msFOBXixKB. 

MlitEmrtDxe, n. LHsoeter, calamity, re- 
Terse, affliction, visitation, trisl, blow, 
Btroko, adverBitT, distress, iiardahip, 
troHble, m-Inok m fortune. 

Mlsj^ving, n. Donbt, distrust, suspi- 
cion, waut of confidence. 

Missutde, V. a. Mlalead, misdirect. 

""9liap,B. MlHfertuna.mlBchfl 
dvenCnre, calamitj, ill Incli. 



HiBli-n 
Misinterpret, f 






Eive a folse coloriDe to. 
Hu^ndee, V- a- MistalEe, misapprebei 

mFau^erstand, miBconuelve. 
WUiag.B.a. U Miaptitce. 

SUBmanaee, «. o. Misconduct, mana) 



msnt, iU manMement. 
Ulsnaiue, D. a. Miscall, mlEteim. 
Misnomer, n. 1. [Lavi.) Misnaming, 

mistaiing of Hie true name (t^ a per- 

2. Wrong name, inapplicable IJUe. 
MlsogynlBt, n. VTomaniatar. 
MlBpEaoe. V, a. Mislay, put in a wroi^ 

Misprint, n. Error of tbe press. 
Misprize, P. a. Undervalue, underrate, 

nnderesUmalfl, Bliglit. luM cheap. 
MIsreckon, v. a. MisoHloulate. 



IB, V. a. 1. fail to hit. fiill to read 
il of hitting, ikll of reaching. 
a. Lose, Ml of fljidU^. 
3. For^o, pass by, leave out, t 



Miss, V. R. 1. Fail to hit, tali shorl 

2. Fail, miscatcf, not succeed, 
to nollili^, end in smoke. 



S.' Giri, 1 



tel. maid, Toune lady, 
issal. !i. Mass^ook, pi 



aaiden 



Missal. It. MaSB^ook, ptajM-book, aer- 

vice-bouk. 
Hisshapen, a. Hl-shaped. 
Missile, ». Prnjectilc 
Missile, a. Mlsrive, to be thrown. 
Mlaglon,»~ I. Commission, ot&ce, duty, 
ciiai^, basincss, eiTand. 

S. DeleifaUon, embassy. 

3. Miaaonaty station. 
MisBiomary, n. Evangelist. 
Missive, a. I. To be sent, It fOr Bendb^f. 

a. Miselle, to be thrown. 
Missive, «. Letter. 

MiBS oi; r^" '- --' 
MiBspell, V 

Misspend 

mu^ea 
Misstate, 

faislUcatlou^ 



peUw 



r, iavlsit, mls- 
•^"■■er away, 

t, ftilsiiy, 

Mierepfeaentation, 

W'roi^ step, ^aa step. 

Misapprehend, mis- 



ne fiir aaother). 

. Err, make a mlatalte, be 



.. _ . , ■or, slip, fault, lapse, 

trip, oversight. 
Misterm, v, a, MTscali, misname. 
Miati-anslale, w. a. Misconstrue, mia- 

Mlstress, fl. 1. Female head, female 

a. Inatmctress, female teaclier. 

3. Sweetlicart^ flame, do£v. 

4. Concubine, parami 



Mlstmat, 

~ Fear, apprehend, suspect. 



Distrust, doubt, be 
ipidoiu. 



Misapprehend, 



MlstnisbfDl, < 
Misuttdersta.iu, .. 
misconcdve, mistak 
Mtsnndersiandli^, n. Misappreiien- 

Mlsnse, f . a. 1. Misemploy, misapply, 
desecrate, profane, pervert, put to a 

™"ibu^, maltreat, ill-treat, ill-use. 
3. Waste, squander, itool away, fritter 
anay, muddle away, spend foollslilj;. 
Misuse, n. Abuse, perversion, proelitu- 

Mite, n. Particle, atom, monad, cor- 
puscle, molecule. 

Mitigate, u. a. Moderate, alleviate, 
appease, sootlia, aoftflu, mollify, pacift, 
assume, qnieti still, calm, quell, allay, 
abate, temper, attemper, lessen, dull. 



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MltJgBtion.tt. AUeviition.moderatl 

reiftf. 
Mitigatlve, a. XienitiTe, lenient, eoc 

Ing, DioU%lng, assuaging, assuasi 

emollient, miLQ. 
Mix, V. a. Mingle, commiagie, comu 

mute, combinOi blend, amalgomi 

Gamponnd, iucorporale. 
Mlx,B.n. Ba mtted, be biendea. 
Mlxed^ 1. Mingled, blended. 



MOLECULAR 



B. Promlscuoa 



, of rariou 



kind 



Model, a. 1. Pattern, prototype, pai 

a. ^lantonf gauge. 
Eodel, V. a. Shape, mould, form, pli 



«. C^eap, m 

3. Eeasonali 

cool, mild, 1 



ferrago, galmagnn 

a. MiaoeiianT, yMTety, diversity. 
Hizzen,a. iNaat.) Hindmost, 
mizzl^ V. n. 1. Bain ((» smaU (fi-ops), 



S. For tlie help of Hie 






.u, ^,mi,.,u., weep for, s^- 
Grieve, mom-n, maie la 






3. Hab-ca^ 
Mob-oap. n. Mob. 
HobllilT.n. SuscepUbilit; of motion. 
DEoblllEe, n. a. {MU.) Draft (froops) for 

B[Dl>-law, ». Lynch-law. 

MoDfc, », 3. I. Ape, nnfmic, imitate, 

coanteiiyt, take iX. 
S. Deride, ridicule, jlbo, jeer, taont, 

BCOnt, GhafN iai^b. at, nialte ^une oi; 

make fun (X, treat wltli contempt, treat 

with, scorn, make a bntt of, makemeny 

3. ^Idda, de^vB, disappoint, ballt. 

Hock, a. false, conntert^t, pretended, 
feigned, assumed, sham, spurious, dap- 
trap, not real, malte-beUeve. 

Mocker, it. Scoffer, scoiner, deridet, 
raiier, despiaer, jeerer. 

Maakery,it. J. lUdicuie, derision, seom. 
Jeering, contanp^us mimicry. 
S. Sport, BUbjeot of ridiooie. 
S. Show, Imitailon, oeanterlbit. 

MaQb-l«ad, n. {T^nn used bji minars,] 
BiiAOK-^TAOE, blende, sulplxaret (^ 
bIdc, false galena. 

Moek-nteliUngale, «. Blactt-cap war- 
bler; blBCk-cap. 

Moefeaan, »■ ParheUen, sundog. 

Blode, ». I. Way fmswed pracHoally), 

., quality, adb^tion. 



3, judicious, deUberate, 



odera4«, v. a. Assuage, soothe, allay, 
raltigate, sutten, molii^, appe^e, tem- 



iimlty, . 
pretident, 

Modern, a. RtxEtTF, late, new, noi 

not ancient, not antique. 
Modest, o. 1. Unpretending, unobti . 

slve, unasemnlng, retiring, hnmbio, 

S. Cliaste, puce. 

3. Moderate, not exoeaaive, not i 

HVnilABtv.Tt. 1. Unobtrueivenesa, met 
Lumjiity, reUring dispoeiili 
from presnuipljon. 
B. .^jiaattij, purity. 
Modicnm.it. Pittaace.fr^meni^trifle, 

amaU allowance, small portion. 
ModlflcBtlom, B. 1. Afiaratlon, varia- 
tion, Qnailflcation, ciian^. 
Z. Form, mode, affection, accident. 
Modily> "• "- 1- Shape, give fcrni to, 
give a speda] mode to. 






ving a run, the rage. 

v.a, 1. Attune, liarmonize, 

a. Inflect [as the voice), vary in tune 

Modus operandi, [L.] Process, way. 

Mohammedan, n. Mahometan, Mua- 



MoiliV. tt. Labor, toil, drudge. 
Moist, a- Damp, humid, da^ik, wet. 
Moisten, v.a. Dampen, damp. 
Moisture, n. Dampneas, humidity. 
Molar, n. Grinder, griiioing tooth, m^ 
lar tooth, double toolti. 



leket, n. 1 -.,. 

cricket ( Oryliolalpa ealgaa'ia). 
Molecular, a. Corpuscular. 



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Btoleoiile, n, 1. Atom, ullimate oiir- 
aele(^ am element), InAvialble parQule. 
it woaD of' atoms (in a oompouad 
idds), cloeiet of alome. 

Mole-eyed, a. Blind, pnrliliDd, myopic, 

Bboit^l^tCed, uear-slgLlfld. 
' MOIest> c a. Msturb, tronlilB, annoy, 
ves, tense, Incommode, diecommode, 
barass, worry, pla^e, bore, torment, 
boHiet, peefar, liarry, badger, Irritat*. 
bet, ebafi, hector, gull, otanirb, dis- 
quiet, bii^Bt. 

HoleiTBrp. ». Mole, monldwarp. ■ 

HollU^, II. a. 1. Soften, malie soft, 
a. Appease, padfy, compoec, eootbe, 
tranquintze, calm, qiuet, 

3. Anennga, mlHt^ta, moderate, ease, 
ftllfty, ttbate, temper, aitempet, railaYe, 
IsBBen, quall^, dall, Unnt. 

M<dluaoB, n. pi. TSouluseb, 

MoOiUkB, ft. >>;. Shall-fleb li^h Sack 
ent^ntSaia, Wee tue clam), testacaa, 

i, second, ti 
twinW ■ 

ad.' Momantly, evary 

. Instantaneous. 

(. Momentarily, every 

, J. Important, we^llty, 

^niAoant, giafe, aeiious, of Impor- 
tanco, of great consequanoa. 

Mameatnm, n. [L.] Impetus. 

portJcle, indiv^ble pai'tlcle. 
a.{Zool.) Minute anlmalcole. 
BEonaMh, «. 1. Autocrat, despot. 
~ 'gn, king, emperor, poten- 

Honarcbical, . 

Mo]uuchy,n. „. , — ^ — 

Mon&atery, ft. Oonveut, cioister, abbey, 

prlflry, nonoery. 
iif.vni.,i«^i {"■ Jnoniasn. 



d, a. Btoh, weaiUiy, affluent, 
t, well o£f, well to do. 

[Eare, SEcept ~" 



ai(wH.] Denier, trader, trafficier. 
Hoi^rel, a. Hybrid, mule. 
RtDiiFtton, n. 1. Warning, admonition 

% Intijrma^on, indicaUon, advice 
hint, notice. 
monitor, n. 1. Adviser, counsellor 

3. Overseer (in a kJooJ]. 
])Ioiikey,n. Afb. 
Mouk-llBli, ». Angel-flail (Sgiioiinc 

, Aconite, ivolfebane. 



angelm]. 



LOcllnoos, a. (Bot.) Hermapfiro- 

Jlloaolr^iie, n, SoUIogiuy. 

"HonLomanlH-R. Hallucina^on, illusion, 
delusion, Belf-deeeption, partial insan- 
ity, insanity on one subject. 
lonopolize, c. a. Forestall, engross, 

lonDpDly, n- Exeln^ve pogEession, ' 
tonespernLOiifi, a. iBot.} One-seeded. 
louosyllable, n. Word of one ayUa- 



. ProdlET, monstrosity, 
latural prodnction. 

L. Monstroasncss. 



^ Unnatural, pratar- 



AEoostrofilty, n. 
a. Prodigy, m 

n»turiti, abnormal, prodigious! 

a. Huge, enormona, immanss, vast, 
colossal, stnpandoiu, extraordinary, 

Moiiiufiezi^ 9f 



I. (tf a 



itoody, a. 1. Angry, petulant, irritable, 
snappish, pettish, sour, crusty, crabbed, 

a. Sniien, perverse, wayward, sullty, 
liumorsome, glum, griim, glowering, 
morose, spleeny, miwnli^, stubiHurn, 
dogged, intractable, arD»s.gr^ned. 

loau, n. Satellite, secondary planet. 

Hoon-osdf, n, 1. Uonatei, deibrmed 



.^..^wmsililne, n. 1. Moonlight. 

S, Nonsense, liaah, Btnff, liWaddle, 
fudge, Buranvery, lialdecdasli. 
Soor.n. 1. Heath, eztentive waste. 
3. Marsh, fen, swamp, bog, moiaes, 
slodgli, quagmira. 
Hoar-buzzard, n. Harpy, duck-hawk, 
marsh-harrier {Circai mtiginDmsi, 



epotted orake {Gallinvla cAliff'opua, o 
Soorlsli, a. Moresgn^ arabesque. 



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MOP-BO AKD 



Ho[>-board, n. Skirting, waatL-boarc 
Bkirting-bo^d^ 

Mope, V- 1^ !■ Be ead, b« gloomy, b 
d^ect^d, look do'wncast, look blue, wea 
a long ftwe, langU on the wrong etde o 

)e llsrlesa, be iDattentlvi 



3 stupid, take 



Mopish, 



1. Sad, a1 



™lii2"I 



d^eoC^, dopresaod, desponding, down- 
liBiirted, OMSt-fallen, oliap-Mien, mal- 
anoholy,dumpiali,gliiiQ, BLUE, hypped, 
cast down, In the dnmps, wltk a lon^ 
ftice, dona in the moaUi, oat of 

S. Doll, splritlesa, Uatteas, Inatten- 

ethics, rega^ng duties, touching obll- 

to do what is right. 

3. Viituons, good, just, upriglit, lion- 
est, of good piinidples, 

4. Probable, not demonatrative. 
Moral, n. 1. f ractlcal application lef a 

" ^—-"-allassonWaiiHeoeni). 



™'?J' 



rlgiit 
MoraU 
Momliiy, ». 

phlloBOph)'. 

a. Yirtne, goodnese 

ModiUie, V. a, 1. A 



lontl St 



Morals, n-yi. I. MoraUtj, etUea, m 

phllOBOpi^. 



.S^ 



-,, behavior, Iiablts, n 



Morass, ». Marali, t^, bi«, quagmire, 

MorbltUa. Diseasad, sloklj , , 

unhealthy, tainted, viUated, corrupted, 
Indicative of disease. 

Horbiac, a. Koxlous deleterious, 
wliolesome, uubealmy, peatllei 
pidsonons, nn&voi-able te Iiaaltb. 

MordBClDDs, a, 1. Biling, pungent, 
stinging, cutUog, shaip, — --' — ^ 
2. Poignant, caustic, s£ 



!, punge 



Mordant, a. Bltli^, mord! 
Mot«, a. 1. Greater dcgrei 
amount of. 

3. A^ed, additional, ctJ 
Hon, ad. 1. To a greater c 

9, ^aln, fnrther, anoth^ 
More, n, 1. Greater degi 

qnanUCj. 

8. Else, other thing. 



of, grei 



also, likewise, too, furthermore, more 
than that, over and above that. 

Moresque, a. Moortsb, arabesque. 

Moiibund, a. Dying, at the point el 
deatb, on one's deatli^bed, at deatli'a 
door, with one foot in ttie grave, on 
one's last lees, at the last gasp. 

Moiion, A- Helmet, helm, head-piece. 

Manaoii,«. 1. (2oi;(.) Ooller-naD,Lab- 
rador auk, common pnlfin (JVotercufd 

Mormonlte, ». Mormon. 

Morn, n. [I'oeiicalJ Moknihg. 

Mornliig. «. 1. Dawn, daybreak, au- 
rora, sunrise, mobn, break of day, neap 
ot day, prime of day, first blush of the 

2. Forenoon, early part of tlie day. 

3. Early part, spring-tlnie. 
Morning: star, n. Lucif^, Fhospiierus, 

Morose, a. Crabbed, sullen, churlish, 
sour, suIky,tie[verBe, wayward, spleeny, 
spleenlsh, splen^lc, humorsome, dog- 
ged, glDomir, moodr, oross-gralued. 

'" ----- Orabbednem, eullan- 



. ... black 
Morphia, »• Morphine. 
Mornhiue, n. 1. Morphia. 
Sl Sulphate of morphia. 
Morse, b. Walrus, sea^borse, saa-oow 

( TrKhechus roamarv!]. 
Morsel, n. Bite, montUul, bit Dt food. 
Mortal, a. 1. Sultjact tK> denlli, destined 



Mortal, n. Man, human being. 
Mortality, n. 1. Subjection to deaUi, 

neoeesity of dying. 
a. Death, destiucljon, corrupUon. 

-' 3. Frequency of death, number of 

4. Mankind, humanity, human na- 

Mortai, ». 1. Fiece of ordnance fbr 

Iteowmg bombs. 
H. Cement. 
Mortgage, ». S s, a. Fledge War tHe 

payment qf a debt), 
HortlHcatlon, u, HMed.) Gangrene, 



3. Humiliation, 



»lf~abaeement, self- 



Morticy, V. a. 1. Qangrene, gangrenate. 

^ Disappoint, dissatisfy, displease, 
vei:, baraes, plagne, worry, disquiet, 
chagrin, annoy, trouble. 

3. Humiliate, humble, shame, eon- 

Kottltj, II, B. Oangrene, lose vitality. 



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BEortaaryr n^ Cetant&yr 
cburch^ird, buiial-pliico, 
burial grouDjl, dCy of tJis i 

Mortnarr, 1. Of the dead. 

Mosaic, I 



*otVo8I 



, Mnlmiiioti 



, — . 1, paubau- 

Ben, hardhead. 
lUaSB-plnli, n. Qround-plnlc IPIttox aab- 



MotI>,n. (ferf.l MlUer. 

31otJi«r, ii- MAlou, female parent, 

dam [a^Hed to a betutt). 
Hoth^ a. I. Natlre, natural. 

a, V eruaeular. 
Hotber Cai'ej's chio&en, Stormy i>e- 

Uotlierl;, a. Materaal, affeetjonate, 



^, ImpLilne, prompUng, auggEEtlon- 
3, Propoalnon {eapecialiy one utade in 
a deliberatiiie body i, proposal. 
MotiqoleBB.a. SUll, quiescent, Etatlon- 
ary, at rest, ab a stand, stock still, 
standing EtilL 
MoUve, n. Inducement, incentive, im- 

Sulae, Indtement, sUmnlua, prompting, 
iflltenco, reason, gronnd, principle, 
consideration, cause, occasion, prune 
mover, why and wherefme. 
Motley, a. 1. Variegated, dappled. 



Hoold, n. [Sometimes written Mold.] 

2. MBStinees, mildev. mnuldiness, 
rust, blight, smut. 
a. Mafaiii, matriee. 
i. Form, shape, cast, fashion. 
Mould, K. o. [Sometimes written Mold.] 

Form, eliape, fsstion, oatve, mo<lel. 

Moulder, v. n. Crumble, perish, decay, 

tarn to dust, fall into decay, fall to 





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loult. V. n, [aouwUmee wii 
Shed feathers, hidr, &c. 


hair 


MoU.-\ 


§1 


». 1. Hillock, heap, 
ampart, bulwark, defence, 
n. [Ueea b^are a proper mme 
poetni.] Muuntaln, hlgkhill. 
V. n. ' J. Else, aJc^d, arise, 
tower,eoi^,goup,rieeoii!.igh. 



3. Embellleh, ooyer with otnamente. 

A. [MU.) Carry, be fumuihed wit^. 
Moa&t guard. Do duty as sentinel. 
Monnt^n, ii. Modht, lilgh hill, yaat 

Mountaln-BiSli, 






Mountebank, n. Pretender, charlatan, 

empiric, quack, quack doctor. 
Moorn, V. n. Gneve, lament, be soirow- 

. Sad,' distresainE, afOict- 
amiotive, gnevous, calamitous, 
itable, m^nncholy, deplorable, 

Monrnfolness, n. Sorrow, monmii^, 

Manrninc, n. Lamentation, sorrow, 
grief. 

H. Weeds, symbol of 
— luse, f. n. -* - ■ • 

a. _Peer, 

ity be- 



^atch mice. 



Mouthi'n. 1. Chaps, Jan 
tween the Jaws. 

a. Apertnre [in a vssael for receiiiiiig 
or dischargiag miy Oii/ag). 

inlet. 
Mouth, V. n. Vodl^ate, r( 
Hputti-piec^ n. 1. Piece 

a. Speaker (in bOntf d 






influence, persuade, induce, prevail 
upon, act upon. 

3. Affect, toncli, impress. 

4. Protfoae fin a dsUbeia^tae body), 
recommend, suggest, offel- fur coneider 

Hove, p. n. 1. Stir, bndge, change plat,e 

S' Go, proceed, walk, march. 

3. Act, live, have power of motbn 

4. Remove, change resld nut 



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UCovioB:, a. A^ecUog, t^ucMng, pathet- 
ic, ^npreseive. 

Muoli, a. Abunilont, plenteone, a great 
dsal of, a great quaDtLty or amoimt 

I. Qwotlj, abandantl)', far, 



Y far, to a ^eat degree, 
a. Otten, Uiag, frequantt; 



3. Neurl;, nlmoet, about Itie earns. 
EacllaelnonB, a. Slimy, giunmy, ropy, 
tnuoouB, glutinous, vlaclu. 
[ncbwDrm, n. Mlsei', niegard, cbocl, 
curiau^eon, codger, sklnmiit, acrl — 



L. Mal^e muddj, make 



__._alily, 
Mnddled, a. Puddled, Hpey, dl^uised, 

Mellow, in liquor, MJf dedke, balf 

seas over, tlie worse tOt Uquoc. 
1l[<idd}>, a. 1. Mirj. 

arrurbld, dirty, foul, soiled. 

3. Confused, dull, stupid, lieavy, 

muddy-heiuled, mnddy-brained. 
ninddy^braiued, { a. Bull, maddy, 
niuddy-headed, ' ''—•■• 

"F£,'*i.L, .„ „ . 

^ weather]^ 
Mnlct, n. iBIne, omeniement, fliifelt, 

fcirfeituce, pecuniary penalty. 
Hnlcti V. a, Fine, amerce, impose a 

^c upon. 
Hnle,». Hybrid, mongrel, hlnny. 
JHnliebtity, B. Womannood, femtnalitj, 

feminelty. 
Mnllsh, c 






e, beadstcong, orosa-gra 



I, dof^ed, obstl- 



HnlUon.It. (JrcS.) Munnlon. 
MaltaoKolaF, a. Polygonal. 
AInltl&rlooB, a. Mnltlfbrm, manlibld, 
vai-iouB, divers, divarBlfted, diflecont. 



; tbie, tbot, or tlie 
1. Many-sbaped, of 



3. ManQold 
MultipUclty, ^ . . .. 
Multiplied, a. Kiunerous, 
HnlUply, «. a. Inorease 
make more, make many. 
Moltlply, K. St. Inorease, g 

1. Host, lej 



"a. KabbTeTMOJ 
Boeuty. ' 



the populace, tbe 



eeremony, 
Mnnoh,' «., a. '[tai^Sy™'.] Eat(icfi<ft 



dy, Hpleeny, apleeniflh. 

ill, «. a. [Couagmal.] 

e l^a dosed), maslleate. 



worldly, aaiii 
Mmddli^°'a!' Civic, civil, not mili- 
Mimiaoence, n. Liberality, generosity, 

Mnnifleeut, a. Liberal, bonnlJ^, gen- 
erous, bounteous, beneficent, pr' 

free, Iree-bearted. 

Muniment, n. 1. For^cation, atroDg- 
Lold, citadel, fortress, fort. 
a. [Laar.] Record, litle deeds and 

Mnnitlon, «. Ammunition, military 

HiuiDtou,». (Arch.) Mullion. 
Mnrdei', n. Homicide [tiHili vialice), 

Blauekter, massacro, ASSAssrHAXioti, 

buti^erj, ni:A]4SL,AUOHT£B. 
Murder, V. a. Kill imth moHce). slay, 

ASSASSINATE, dospHtcb, put to deaUi. 
Mnrdei' the kli^e EngUsli, Use bad 

Iriscian'a bead. ' °' ™ m, rea 
Mm-decer, «■ Slaugbterer, assassin, 

slayer, killer, butcber, eut-lbioat. 
MuMeroua, a. Sanguinary, bloody, 

cruel, Bavags, fall, bloodtblrBty. 
Mniiate, «. EydrooMorate. 
Muriatic addf HydrodilcaiG add, ma- 
rine add, Bplctt of Bsa^^alt. 
Mur^, oi Dark, gloomy, obscure, dim, 

clou^, olouded, dusky, lorld, overcast. 

Murmur, n. 1. Wbisper; low, conttnu-- 
oue sound. 



I. Complain, mutter, repine, croak, 
'murer, n. Censurer, complainer, 



MusGbvy-ducb, 1£. Husk-dodE. 

Hnaoalar, o. Brawny, sinewy, strong, 
stalwart, vigorous, powerful, sturdy, 
lusty, athletic, Herculean, able-bodted. 



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1. [PoeSoirf. 



CoHBiaer, pond 



XEoseit. B.pl. rwitll Ths prefixed.] Tlie 
tunenilMtne, tbe toneful quire ( Calliqpe, 
OUo, Brato, ^uistye, JKewmnene, Foly- 
feniHHO, Terpikhore, Ttutiia, Urania), 

Hasii, n. (U. S.\ SoPAWH, haaty- 
puddji^ [made qf iTidiOfa meal}. 

MuBUroom, n. 1. Ccyptogamons pl^nt. 

8. Upstart, PARVBHU. 

MualmKUDf a. EphefuerA], short-llTed. 
Moatc, «. 1. Melody, fiarmony, sym- 

plLony, mlnstrelBy. 
3. Soience of hannonleal aoimda. 
HnsioaL a, MelodioQe, haTnionlong, 

tunetul, Bymplioaioae, dulcet, eweet- 

Musini;, ». BeTery, abetiaetTaii, muse, 
medEKit]on, cefleeuon, contemplsUon, 
brown study, deep thought. 

Mnsfc-daelc, n. Mnscovy-duok l^nos 
mascttata). 

"— ■- — •■ - >. Muaquaah (Ondaira 

muscoyy {Mygale moa- 

ible, oonfuaed atruggle. 
, MahometHn, Moham- 



Zt T>eBm!u: 
clKUa). 
Hnae,». Sir: 
MnBSOlinau, 



'. n. Be obliged to, I 
md to, be ne^eBaiCati 
lessity of. 



required ti 



Qrape-J flics ianfs*ta&ntedi, 
1, mildew, 

congi-egaco, iMiivcuo, uliub together, 

call together, get ti^other, muster up. 

Mnater, v. n. Be asuembled, meet to- 

Muster, It, Ositherlng, ii«uemblitg«. 
muster np, Mobtek, get togetlier. 
Musi?, o. Mouldy, fnety, eonred, Eatid, 

foul, spoiled, stBle. 
MntobUity, fi. 1. 0hangea]>lene3s 



.. Chaiigeable, olti 

ittjed, vaclllatli^. 



ficMe, unstable. 

' ' — .». Mdiaeilitt. 

Chauge, ^Iteratlo 



capable of 



Diuab, unable ki speak, 
iS^nre, m^m. 



Bbitilaldoii, !t, IMBdgnrei 
Hotiiuiiia,!!. Tarbolent.i 
sedltlcus, Insnn'eotJonarT, rt 
unruly, Insubordinate, riotoi 
eeat, rebellious. 
lOutliiy, ». n. Ksbel, ties, 

Motiny, «. Swltion, revolt, 
InBurreotjon, liot^ rleli^, nprit 



Myopic, a. Near-^ghted, eliort-Bigbted, 

dim-filghtad, purbhnd. 
BCyopy.it. Near-dgbtedneaa. 
Myriad, M. Tea thousand. 
Hysterlons, a. Unknown, en^matioal. 



Mystery, n. Secret, enigma, riddle. 
MystlDUl, . 



18, hidden, enit 



Tccoudlte, InBCrntatJe, abstruse, dark, 
cabalislio, transcendental. 
Mystic, p. o. Farplex, puzzle, bewilder, 

MyUi, fl. Fable, invenlion, allogory, 

BMable, flcUon, fabulona atory. 
Mythic, lo. Fabulous, mythological, 
MytUeal, f fief- — 
l^UiolOKlo, I 
MythologicBl, ) 



, mytholo) 
Fabnlous, mjlM- 



Nab,«.a. [CollBguiai.] Belse (saddea- 
Igt, catch, olntMi, grasp, anatch, lay 
hands on, lay hold on, tak,e possession 



m of great irealtli, n 



NoAFei^us, «■ 



Nas,n. 

Ntdadin. (Myih. 
Vla^.n. Clai- - 



I Bmcdl Aor^J, 



a. [iV.] Artless, 



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NAKED 



Naked* a. 1. Nude. niicOTeied, baie, 
denudfldj undotheaf undrflafificl} ik 

~ S. f^poae^T defenceless, unarmed, 
nnprot^eCed, img:u&Tded. 
3. Manifest, umwucealed, erident. 



aenominaUon, dedgnation, desti 
a. Baputstlon, repnla, credit, 



styJe, term, calL dnb, pbrase, chrlst' 

^Ye an appellanon to. 
9, MerlHtai, speai of, call bj natoi 
1. XomiuaM, detignaM, epeciiy. 



£iii]lt oil, mineral o£ 

ScotliaJi.] Drunk, (ndi: , 

, tips;, CDTUed, muddled, 

Duffodl 



Stupafyinff, Ktapefactiva. 
a. BelaM, teeice, recomit, 



iocy, ttatocj, narrative, tala. 



... _ jriit^ebi 

a. Contracted, ciroamsoribed, limited, 
confined, straitened, cramped, ptacbed, 

3. KgatedTselfi^, niggardly, mean, 
m^fflnerous, par^monlous, covetous, 
mercenary, lluberal^ 

4. dose, near, willilB a lltUe, wicb 
little to spare, within narrow Umils. 

M^Tow, B. a. Oontcaet, raatrict, limit, 

Barrow house. Grave, tomb, sepnlcbra. 

Harrows, ti. 1>1. Strait, sound. 
nmTOW-mlnded, a. Illlbecal, blEoted. 

pre)udlceii, warped, biassed, paraal, oi 

narrow or oontraotad Tlews. 
Karwhul, »■ Sea-nnicom, iuilcDm~fa3i, 

nnloom-TvhBla IMoaodon monoeerai). 
Xaaoent^ a. Incipient, opening, initial, 

dawning, Incboallve, initiatory, mdl- 

mental, aaglnnlng, oommencii^, at the 

start, In tjie act <£ eraluUon. 
lIsatlneB8,n. 1. FilOi, filtbi 

uees, fimlneas, impurity, m_, 
■■ ' ■ ~ it, Bqnalor. 



9. Obscenity, bmuttluass, indeaenay, 
ribaldcy. 
Nasty, a. 1. Filtby, ibnl, nnclean, Im- 
pm-e, dirty, polluted, detHed, nauseous, 
disguitting, sickaninE, lOBtbsotne, offcn- 

H. Obscene, smutty, gross. Indelicate, 
lewd. Indecent, ribald.TocBa. 
Natal, a. NaUre, of birtb. 
Natal day, Birtbday. 
Natcli-bone, «. Altcb-boBe, ei^e-iwne. 
Nation, n. 1. Slate, commounealtli, 
realm, nationality. 
a. People, commnnlty, populaUon, 

National, a. Public, general. 
Nationality, n. 1. National character. 
3. State, realm, nation, cummoti' 

Native, a. 1. Natal, of birth. 

~ Indigenous, natuial, congenital, 

nome-bre^, not acquir^, bred 



original, genuine, Inlil 



^, ... [CWtoiiulaf.] Neat, apruce, 

fine, Jaunty, trig, trim, finical, tbpplsh, 
dandyish. 

Natural, a. 1. Of nature. 

S, Orl^al, Indigenous, essential, 
characteristic, natiie, not Bcguired, 

S. Eegnlar, normal, not exceptional, 
not violent, in, the coarea_ of nature, 

nature, eonfOnnablB to nature, 
4. Illegldmale, born out of wedlock. 
Natural, n. Fool, simpleton, DUNCE, 
Natural iililld, BauEard, love-child, 

lllegltlmatecUld. 
Naturalize, f , a. Adopt as a ciUzen, 

adopt as native. 
Nature,!!. 1. World, creation, uniierse, 

system of created tJilnge, a^regate or 

mind, sum of causes and eSMts. 
B. Sum totalofsenslbleobjscts, world 



i. Kind, Boct, epedea. 

e. Temper, dieposiUon, humor, mood, 

V Mind, inlfllhgenae, intelligent ba: 

7', Active principle of the nnlvarse, 
Boul ot the nnlvsree, Ooii. 

8. Regular coarse of things, usual or 
established order rf events. 

S. What Is natural, conformity with 



baSnaaa, iniquity, 
Nauehty, a. 1. wlekad, had, oorrupt, 
3. Perverse, fix>ward, miacblavous* 



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Ifansea. n. 1. Senetckuasa. 

3. Qufllm^ fllchnaea of tlie »ton 
Inclination int vomit- 

3t Itis^vst, loathings repugni 
ayeralon, strong cfTelike. 
Naoseate, «. m. Fsel nausea, &e1 

guat» gi'ow qnoJmlsh. 
■" — - — *~ ■■ " ■". Sicken, flisgnst, ] 



I, tndjspensi 
I spared. 






ja or dlBKaat a£ gl^k frcm., 

lilftom. 

leong, a. Diagnstlng, loathaoms, 
IseaUng, alckeulng, revoltti^, repul- 
I, dlBtaslefnl, olten^ve, aboininahle, 



aliapeil, oymbitorm. 

ilia veaeel, plougb tlia waTes, plongi.' tf 



ct [in liUlmg), guide tlie i 



y, II. Plaet, ships of 
,aa. LNo. . 
!■ Not only so, bat 



tlliue, SINE eUA HON. 

a. Privy, jakefi, water-doBet, back- 
bouse. 

Necessitate, V. a. Compel, force, oblige, 
make necrasary, render unavoidable. 

NecesEitons, a. Needy, Indigent, poor, 
peimileee, moseyleEe, i^estitute, dis- 
tressed, pinched, reduced, in need, In 

out M pocket, out of cash, 
( NeoesBlQ', Ji. 1. ConipulBion, fatality, 

a. InOSspensableness, Jndispensabll- 
ity, InevltablenesB. 

3. Need, tieedfulneas, urgency, exl- 
gencv, pressing want. 

4. Kegulrement, requisite, essential, 

eek-cloth, n. Cravat, neckei'chlef, 
eclierclilef, I n. Ci'avat, neot- 



ear, a. 1. Mgh, cloBe, neighboring, 
adjacent, contiguous, proximate, ad- 
joining, not for, noC distant, bordering 
upon, approslinate to, dose upon, close 
by, hard upon, eleae at liand. 

S. Imminent, impending, ibrHicom- 
ing, approaching, Uiroatenlng, atdi^id, 



N«GroiiuLiiey,Tt. Sorcery, magic, di 



anieri, alasely attached. 
4. iMrect, short, ■''-^"''' 
Near, ad. M^rlJ. 

remotely. 



4rT>lrfict, short, eCrafght. 

close by, not 

Approximately, not 

well-n^, within it litUe. 



S. Closely, IL- 
Ne»r.slglit«d, a 

opio, purblind. 
Veat, a, 1. Olean, cleanly, unsoiled, 1 
tidy, spoUaas, unsullied, Inur--'-'- 



Necnipolis, n. Cemetery, chutchyani, 
graTeyard, mortuary, burial-ground, 
Burlal-placo, <dty of the dead. 

Need, n. 1. Necessity, want, exigency, 
nreency. emergency. 

a. Indigence, poverty, penary, desti- 
tution, dlatresB. 

Need, V. a. Want, require, lack, ba In 
want of, Btonil in nant ot^ 

Meedfol, a. Necessary, requMle, essen- 
tial, indjepenaable. 

Needle-aliaped, a, AcUbrm, aclonlar, 

,, JS. Nacessartiv. 



I. Cleanness, eleanlineas, 



dalDus, mcked, ini^ous, villiuuiDS, 
heinous, flagitious, vary wicked. 
VesaUon, ^. Denial, disavowal, dis- 

K^Ieot, !>. a. 1.- Omit, leave oat, pass 

Qlar^ard, slfebt, oanlenin, over- 
pay no heed to, pay no regacd to. 



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Keclect, n. l. OmlsdonlrfaP'"''"™''"" 
act qf d^), tailure, Oelkuri^ HBGLI- 

S. Sl^ht, dieregHTil, disrespect. 

HegrleoUUl, a. Heedless, careless, neg- 
ligent, tlioughtlaBs. 

N^lteence, n. NnciiECT (as a habit), 
carelessness, thoi^tlessneas, remiss- 
ness, heedlessness, disregSjrd, inattea- 

Negligent, a, CHreless (AaMfuii%), 
UiQushtless, headlera, remiss, legSjrd" 
less, inattenll-va, neglectful. 

Kc^otifhte, V. rt. Treat, baiirain. 

K^otiate, H. a. J. Treat ibr, arrai^ 



Vicinity, vicinage. 




a dissenting 
liixlo0aia, - 
8, Neol 
pliraees. 



>l. {Theot.) Batioualism, catianalistk 
Inteipietadon. 
Ueopbyte, n. 1. Conyert, proselyte, 



Hon of the Mdneys. 
Nerver n^ 1. Strength, mwer, foEoe. 
a. Conrage, plnoli. fortitude, flrn 
nesB, resoluMon, hanJihooa, manhood. 
iNerre. V. a. Strei^tlien, Invigorate 

Cii-tift, brace. 
Nenrons, a. 1. Of the nerves. 

a. sinewy, strong, vigorous, roJjns 
fOrdWe, powerfid. 
3. Timid, tumorous, easily stated. 
NervonsnegB, n. 1. Strength, forci 

a. [^Qlly, thnoronsness, ticpidi 
Idon, tremor, anttet, nervous agita- 

ITesoieiue, b. Ignorance, 

Neat,n. Anam. 

Nestle, V. a. Snuggle, cuddle, snug, har 

bor, lodge, He close- 
Net, B. Suaie, gin, trap. toil. 
Ne^ a. Olear, iHthout deductions. 



Net, c. 






above e^cpenses. 



n. over and 



I. Lowe_. 

Nettle, V. a. Pret, chafe, ruffle, iiTltate, 
ves, tflase, haraeei provoke. Incense, 
exaspei'ate, sUng. 

Ket-work, B. Setting, reticulated oc 
deciusated nork. 

Neutral, a. IndlfDtrent, of neither party, 
takli^ no part with either side. 

Neutralize, V. a. Counterlialance, ren- 
der neutral, render inert, destroy tiie 
efi^ ot reiider of no effect. 

NeTer,<w. 1. At no time, notat any 

a. In no degree, not at all. 

-■" " '— notwith- 



3. Jnst disoovCTed, recently made 

4. Unaccuslomea, uansed, not Lablt- 



inatiDn, advice, word, piece of 

Newsnionger, b. Quidnunc. 
Newgpanra^ B. Gazette, joum 
Newt, B. m, salamander. 
Next, a. Nearest. 
Next door to, 1. Next house 
a. Neai' to, borderli^ oa. 



critic^ definite, si 



tender, savory, delicious, palatable. 



isnesB, itotidlousness, 




Niche, «, Nook, recess, 
Nick, a. 1. Ccitioia point W '•"»). 
critical moment, fortunata coiunnc- 

3. Notch, dent, dint, indentation, In- 



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nnrloDB, sarcfiil, mean, Allbeval, 
Sav^, sparing. 



S. Saviiig, apaiing, charT. 

Naar, adjaoant, aojoinlng, Q 



Hteli, 

(^ous, ollBB hj, eloi 

bonlerlELg npoii, not fi>.i- vu, uut uiBukui^j 

a.TipcoxlnuU« to, baM by. 
men, ad. Near, nearly. 
VUfbiPrep. Near, olosa to, cIobb by, not 

ITtehl-ftilli ». EvEKTBO-, dusk, dose ot 

IfWitli^nle, ». Ptflomel, pliUomela, 

{PhUoiaeta tusctiiia-) 
Klebt-Jar, ii. Goat-sncker, wheel-bird, 

Nightly, a. Nootumal^ 

M^ht- walker,)!. SomniunbnliBt, flleep- 



Mihility,' i non-exlBtfflMie, nonenlitj; 

nullity. 
Nimble, a, A^le, lively, brisk, aoMve, 

smart, quick, spry, ready, alert, dapper, 

aprlrfitly. 
NlmUeneeB, n. Briskness, smartness, 

agility, spl'yIl^t^ alertness, acUvity, 

Epri^tlinaas. 
HincampDop, n. [Zoiu.1 Nrtmv. 
Nliienlna,n.»i. BkltUes. 
Ninny, ». sSupleton, fool, DtisCH 
Nip, «. a. 1. Pinob, oomproea, sqi 



Nip,t 



t. Clip, 01 
■ ^last, ui 
I. Pin 



1, destioy, r 



S. Bi£ small er 

NippW. ■ - "- 



ilrifa^rse). 



r^ ^p. drink. 

Bippers, 1- £f. 

Nipple, n. Teat, __„, ,_r. 

Niti'e, «. [Written Hlso Jftter.] Salt^ 

petre, xUtrate of potash. 
Nitric aidd, Aqdafobtis, aphit of 

Kltrte' oside, Deutoxide of nitrogen. 



NltroKen, !t. Aaote. 
Mitri^:euize, o. a. Aaotiie. 
Nltn>-i>iiii'latic oriA, Aqoa regia. . 
Nitrons etber. Sweet epirlls of niCn 
NitxouB OElde, lai^hlng gas, proto: 

of ultnssu. exliilaiatlng gas. 
No, ad. 5. Nay. 

S. Not ^ all, in no degree. 

M%, n. ICoUaguial.J Nobleman. 
Nobby, a. IW' '- - 



NON COMPOS 

'tbineas, IcFtiJieBS of charaetSF, 

ible btrlh, patrician dignity, 

:, ariBloocaey, peerage, 

.,,„, ... i. ^.eat, d^nlflea, t 
evated, woctby, esalted, 

" S. Grand, stately, lordly, splendid, 
magniflcent, aubllme. 

Joble.n. Nobleman. ' 

{oblemon, n. Peer, noble, gtandee, 
lord, one of the nobility. 

^obloness, n. 1. Greaweas, dignity, 
magnanimity, elevation, euperfority, 
woilblneei!, nobility, loftiness of char- 
acter, moral exeelfence. 
ii. StatelineSE, grandeur, mognift- 

(oTHease, IFr.] Ariatoeracy, peerage, 

nobility. 
Nobody, it. No one, no psrsoD, not any 

one, not anybody. 
Nostursal, a. Nightly, 
NocturuBlly, ad. Nightly, by night 

_._ .. Head (in 4Tcnten^f ) 

Noddy 1 1 Fool simpleton ddhob 
S {Ormlh j Sooby ganuet BDlaii 

goose (Sierao aoitda) 
Node, « Knot knob, protnberance 

swelling lamp prominence proeesa 

Nodole » knot kode 
Noise n 1 Sound 

tumult, ado,' cry) vonifarati™, liubbul^ 



hurtfu], unwholesome, Insalub 
nnhealthy, pernlcione, ]ni6«hle,._, 
detrlI^ent^, destmctiTe, deleteciaos, 
baneWiPiAonons, posf 



Noisy, a. ClamotouSjJioiateFDua, turbn- 



4oi8y, it- Olamotons, bo 
lent, Todferous, obstrei 



». wanuerer, mjoj,iY- 
NomBdic, a. Wandering, migratory, 

vagrant, roving, strollli^. 
Nomenclature, n. Termliiology. 
Nominal, a. Titular, not real, only In 



Nonage, n. Minority, pnpilage. 
Non-appe™n™, U Absence. 
Non-attendance, 1 
Nonchalance, n, [Pr.] Careleasneas, 

IndUlbrence, uncoacent, coolness. 
Nonchalant, a. [Fr.) Unconcerned, 

indifferent, eareleea, cool, apathetic. 

Nan compos, n. {Contrivcted from mm 
camios HMnris,] Simpleton, dukce. 



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a. Nothing. 
Non-essential, a, Adventitioiie, Inci- 

dental, HccldentaL extraneous, ex- 

tiinslu. 
Nonesuch, a. Nonpareil, paragon, 

pattern, moilel, CHiur-D'iBirTKG, beau 

tDEAD, acms of perftotion, pink of 

pei'fcotion. 
Nonpareil, «. Nonesuch:. 
Nonpareil a. Peerless. 
Nonplus, n. Puszle, petplexitj, poser, 

quandary. 
Nonplus, II. a. Pnizle, ,— 

f^9, diecoocert, perplex, pc 



e. trifles, CJi^ge of n 
oc impomuice. 

Hongensieal, a. Alisnrd, foDllsll, eIIIt, 
Benseless, InseuBatB, stupid, Ul-juiigea, 
onreaGonable, Irranonul, prepostetous, 
unmeaning, frivolous, trifling. 

Noodle, n. Simpleton, fool, ddncb. 

Nook, n. Comer, receea, niclie, reticsd 

NoOD^^T, ( n. Middav, noon, meridian. 
Noontide, f twelre o clock. 
Ndoso, h- HJtel], iiinnliig knot- 
Normal, a. 1. Begular, analogical, 
aeoording to lule. 
S. Perpondlcular, vertical, erect. 
North, a. Nortliecly, northern, boreal, 

Northern, a. ^orth, northerly, boreal. 

Northern lights, ACROBA BORGAUS. 
- iBiT, n. PoleBtar, lodestar. 
,,.. Snout, noisie. 
of wax, Dongh&ce, pliable poll- 



Nose, » 



. Bouquet, posy. 
- ' ■'-•' ■ ^omeaic 



Nosta^tia, It. (Med., u 
Hostnun, It. Qnac& m< 

medicine. 
NotaMUlT, n. Notable 



extraordinary, signal, distinguiElied, 
noted, worlto of notice. 
Notable, o. Active, diligent, sedulous. 
Industrious, ae^duous, busy, w atchfnl. 



attentive, car^l. 
Notaiy, n. Notary public. 
Notch, ». Nick, indentation, dent, dhiC, 

InciMoB. 
Notoh.B.o. Nick.eutnolcbesln. 
Mot^ n. 1, S^, symbol, token. Indi- 
cation, cliaracter, mark. 
S. Memorandnm, minute, record. 
8. Comment, annolaMon, schollam. 



onsidsrt 

6. I»stlncdon, reputation, eel 
ame, repata, renown, credit, ai 
ons^uence, respectability. 

id to, take notice 






a. Becoid, make a note of, make a 

set down iit wilting. Jot down. 
3> Deaignate, denote. 
Note-book, n. Memorandum book, ad- 
versaria. Journal, oommonplaca hook: 
roted, a. Dlstiugniskcd, celebrated, 
famons, &jned, renovmed, conaplcuoufl, 
eminent, iUustrioua, well known. 
r^.n..__ .. . m™ — '-•■— ~e nlhlllt" 
itity, notl 



NoUilns, 

ingnecs, n3l 



m-exlstence,nlhUltT, 



_. fllit, KOro, idplier. 

3. TilCe, iK^atelle, small matter, 
thing of no Importance, matter of no 

Nothing, ad.' Not at ali. in no degree. 
Nothingness, «. NIhlUCy, DilSlism, 

uou-exLSteuce, nonentity. 
Notice, n. 1. Nole, heed, obserration, 

regard, cognizance. 



inlelligence, aunouncement, 
Notioe, V. 



3^^ 









Heed, regaid, mark, n. . ., 
uuMcvs, nuuirk, attend to, advert to. 

Noticeable, a. Observable, worthy of 

Notification, n. 1. Information, notice, 
ajlvlce, intelligence, annooncement. 



SSTS 

3. Opiidon, Bsntlmant, apprehonaion. 
Judgment, belief, view, impression, 

Motional, a. 1. Im^lnary, t^tastlcal, 

ideal, chimerical. 
Z. whlmaical, capdciouB, viaionary, 

crotchety, freakish.' 
S'otoilety, li. Eepula (generally in a 

baa sense), reputation, celebrity, l^me, 

name, note, vogue, figure. 
S^otorlons, a. 1, Open, overt, patent, 

manifest, obvious, apparent, evident, 

well-known. 
Z. Conspicuous [geaeraUj/ in a bad 

settee), noted, celebrated, IhmouB, &med. 
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XourlBhliis, n HutciUon 
MonrlBblT^ « NutrlUousT nutrltlTe, 

Btmngtltenliig, InT^oratuig, tieallMuI, 

wtiolaaome. 
Monrtsliment, n Food, ailment, diet, 

ly-BMne, TurSey 

a, unusual, late, 

d parable. 



mixlern, recent. 
iova, n. Tale, ro 



■Nml<iB,n. 1. Probationer. 

8. Tyro, Iwglnner, learner. 
Novitiate, II. FcobaMon. 
Kow, ad. At this time, at once, at tlils 

How and then, Occaidoitally, once in 

a while. 
IfowadayB, mi. In tbeee ilaya, in this 

ng^ in tlie present age. 
Kowav, \aa. Not at all, In no degcee, 
NowSs,! In no manner. ^ 

NowiAe* ad^ Novoy, iioffiryB. 
N»xliniB,a. In]mtoti8,liiu-tfUl,tianefal, 



^, deleteriOLiH, 

, . *! pestilent, deadly, 

baleftil, deetmoara, poiaonoua. 
Nozzle, n. Soee, snout. 
NiHOena, «. Kernel, core, centre. 
Node, a. Bare, nncoTeieil, andreeseil, 
undlbthsdj nsiied, expoB&i, denuded, 
Btark Tudced, In a state of nature, xx 



Nudge, V, a. Fntb genfly. 
Nndee, n. Gentle posh. 
iradHr, ». Nakedness. 
NnsstoiT, a. 1. Trifling, fntUe, yaln, 
insignificumt, ttlrial, llivaloua, worUi- 

2f Inoperative, Ineffectual, IneMoa- 
ctoQB, unavailing, useless, bootless, 

Nt^^et, «■ Lump. 

""■■""" " " ". AnnoyHjnce, plagae, bane, 

urae, sooHi^e pest. 

a, !n»alia, uselase, nugatory. 



luinber, ». 1. Figure, numeral, (lis^t. 

is- Many, mnltitade, great many. 
fiunberone, ICoaoqaiat.] Oiie'aaelf. 
iunibers, ". pl- Verses, poetry, song. 
4tiiubiieES, n. Torpor, insenalblllty, 
dea^eaa, paralyala, palsy. 



mlcal, melodJouB, 






a. Oi'al, not written. 
Convent, cbilster, nJ)li^, 

Nuptial, a. Bridal, matrimonial, hy- 
meneal, connubial, cosjdoaii. 

Nuptials, «. pl. Marriage, wadding, 
bridal, eapou^a, nuptial ^tlval, ma^ 
liage ceremony. 

Nurse, v. a. 1. Nouriah, nuttute, supply 
with nourishment. 
S. Sncble, feed at the hreaat, ^re 

3. Oijerfsh, fOater, encourage, auecor, 
promote. 
NnrsUngr, «. Inf^t, babe, baby, SQiA- 

Noctore, n. 1. Nourishment, fbod, ^et. 

schooling, breed- 



discipline, tultloi; 



Nni'ture, 0, a. 1. Feed, nourish. 

a. Train, educate, instraot, jwliaol, 
rear, breed, discipline, bring up. 
Nnt«mU,«- Gall, MUl-nnt. 
Knfaliuent, n. Ailment, nourisbmeDt^ 

dst«nce, provision, faie, crimen, ineat^ 

piiulum, grub, EEEP, PBOTHHDEB, 
FODDBB, ro ~ -^ — 

NntimoiLn. 

Jjii^tioue^ I a. Nourishiiigi e 
Nutritive, () cnlng, wholaaor" 
NjoW*ppy,!t, Day-bllndneBB, 1 

Nymph, «. ^lamsel, maiden, rr 



1. l^ourishlng. 



Nymplia, rf. (Eat, 



strengtb- 



mald,1i 






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Oof, ». CliangelliB(iDfi«ia/i)i)iiBft child 
is ^ in p&e <ff another), simpletim, 



L.OY, Mabbonmess, dt^gednera, hurd- 

wiff "heart. 

i. luipeuitetioe, depcavlb'. 

.nrste, a. 1. HHidened, obetbiatc, 



. Depravea, gcncelesa, aJiamelese, 
—■— *3, lost. Impenitent, iireolaim- 



OoDipUant, BUbmieeive, 

_. . . . , iuUfut reapeetful. 
Obcdsance, n. Salutation, reverence, 

bovr, courtesy. 
OI>eUBk,n. 1. FiUar. 

a. Daeger ImprhiHsig]. 
Ob(«e, a. Fat, ffenhy, corpalent, stout, 

plump, portly, bounoWig. 
Obesl^, n. Fleshiness, fatuese, cotpa- 

ienca, corpulency, plumpneaa, emeob- 

Obfuscate, v. a. Darken, cloud, ob- 

Obltuary, B. Necrology. 
Object, ». 1, Mark, butt. 

a. End, aim, intent, puipose, de^n, 
view, scope, drift, gonl, final cause. 
Ol^ectlon, ». Excepttoii, difBcnlty, 



OUectiibiialile, a. Exceptionable. 
Ot^eot to, IHBapprove, protest against, 

taks sxcspUon to. 
Oblation, «. OS^ine. sacrifice. 
Oblj^a*^ "■ "■ [I'ie&etmt.J Bind, ob- 



, ...dof duty. 

S. Eneagemenli, conlroct, agreement, 
stipulation. 
3. Debt of grHUtude. 
Obligatory, «■ . Blndii^, coerelYe. 
Oblj^, V, a, 1. Compel, force, ccerce, 



btlfr, dt 



uodate, pleai 



,l!l!0 



3. ObLIOATE, bind, bring under obll- 

Obllgliig, a. Civil, complaisant, Mnd, 

courteous, polite, friendly, gantleiaanly, 

urbane, attible. 
Obllqne, a, 1. Inclined, aslant. 

fl. Indirect. 
Obliterate, n. a. Efiice, erase, expaiwe, 

caooei, rub out, rub off, blot out, scratcb 

out, wipe out, strike ont. 
Obliteration, n. I^cement, erasure, 

fiittnctioa, blotUi^ out. 



Obllviin 



ens, a. Fotgettul, mindless, b 
lareioas, ncgJigent, neglectfuL 



:etf ui, mindleffi, head- 
Obloquy, n. ' 1. "Eeproaeli, 

'de&maUon, baekbltii^, tradi 

), InAuny, 



a. D6honor, dl^aco, si 
opprobdnm, odium, enant 
ObiuolODS, it. 1. Liable, subject, 

a. HatelU. nnpleasiug, odious, o 

Oboe,'«. Hant^y. 

Obscene, a. 1. Indecent, indelii 

Immodest, Impnre, ribald, gross, coi 

broad, unobasifl, lewd, iniwi. 
3. Mrty, iUtby, foul 

Obscenity, ». Indeceney. Indelicacy, 
liomodesty, unohastilj. lewdr — 

Obscnre, a. 1. Dark, gloomy, 
darkBoroe, unlllnmtnated, ui 
ened, dnsky, somb"^- snmhrfti 
ehadawy, n>u^, i 
3, Unintemglbli 



iiuve, dis- 






... ^-ila. Incomprehensible, 

indlsQnot, Indefialts, Tagae. donbtful, 
enlgnurttdal, mysWrlons, mystic, mys- 
tloM, recondite abetruse, caballstii 
tranmendentalj li^li. 

3. Unknown, nndistti^rnlsbcd, name- 
lees, unnoted, unnotlcccl, rcnownlesg, 
unjionored, hnniWe, Inglorious. 
Obsonre, v, a. Darken, cloud, eclipse, 
dim, anade, obfuscate, cast in ibe 

Obs<nu4ly, n. 1. Dariinesa, dimness, 
gloom, floomlncE ---j- -■--- "-- 



4, sbade, o 



Obsequious, a. Fawul 
cclnging, servile, elaiieti 



I. pL ^equles, fnneral 



qnlonsiiegB.fl. Fawning, cringli^. 
ruity, slavlshness, Buppleneea, ayeo- 

ofleeablB, lemar 



ObservBiics, n. 1, PerCbrmance, fulHl- 

m^ntdlMMrge, aognittal. 
a. Form, ceremony, ceremoninl, 

practice, caeiom, luaee, faeUon. 
Observuit,a. Hllidfiil, regardful, 1 



hos,OS!,L.OOglC 



ODOROUS 



Obaerver, n. Belioltler, speototor, bj- 

Obsolesoent, a. Becomine; obsolete, 
going DUC of use, falUng fnto desae- 

Obsolete, a. Antiquated, aisused, aee- 
leoted, un&shlonBible, old-^aMoned, 
out ofoate, JOllen ]iit« deenetnde. 

Obsta<ae, »■ Hlndscouce, obsliiLCUiai, 
^impedtment, dlfflanlfy, ahock, bardflr. 



Obstetrics, n.J>i. Midwifery, tocolt^. 

Obatlnaoy, «. StubbonineBa, ilo^ad- 

nasB, lieadlneBB, TvUfnlnesa. pei •-- 

ooutaTDOoy^ al>daracy, InfleidDll 
tinticity, pereietfinoy, pig-' 

Obstinate, a. SCnbbom, Uvee<"v '■^^-'- 
mnclous, nnyl^ddlng, Infl^ble, per- 
Terae, muUsb, otduraiated, oplTiiona- 
tivOi ivllfnl, heady, beadBtronff, i^rac- 
tory, nunilr, OTow-graJned, fn&aotable, 
oanta.DkerouB, obdarate, pscelstent, 
self-wUIed, piq^heased. 

ObBtreperonB, a. Xfjod, noiay, clam- 
oroufi, tnrbnlent, tDmuttuonH, Tocif^r- 
ouBf boietei'ouBT aprcarioua, blatant, 
brawling, blustering. 

Obstrnot, v. a. 1. Cloae, bar, stop, 

blocl^ade, barricade, block up, dam np. 

8. Hinder, impede, oppose, retard. 

ObstruetloD, «. Hlnderanoe, obstacle, 
impediment, ban-ier, cbeck, dlHicully. 

Obtain, a. a. Prooare, get, acquire, 
acbiflve, gain, win, earn, seonre, get 



Obtmstve, a. Intrasire, Inclined I 



bloeklBh, atockish, Seavy. slow, unln- 
t«l]jgeiit, nnlntellectual, bIihILdw, duU- 
wltted, blBOt-wltted. 
Obtaseness. n. 1. Blantuess. 

S. Dulneas, stupidity, sEolidlty, dolt- 



Obvlou^ a. Plsln, ev 
clear, paJpablc, visible 
ent, uiunlstakable- 

OccaBlon, fl. 1. Occuj 
c^ualty, event. 



orabie time, nick of time, gidden oppor- 

8. Nece^ty, need, exigency. 

4. Oauee [iMxtdaiiai), ground, reaaon. 
Oecaslon.v.a. 1. Cause, produce, orig- 
inate, breed, create, bring about, glYt 
rise to, give occasion to, bring to pass, 

a. Induce, luflu^we, persuade, move 



der a cffver, ui 
Oconltatton, »• 



Oceaaioiial, a. Incidental, accidental, 

casual, Irr^nlar. 
Occident, «. West. 
Ocotdent^.o. Western. 
Occult, a. Hidden, secret, unroToaled, 
^nkIlOWll, undiscovered, mysterious, 
lystlcal, recondite, cabalistic, 
fitrnss, veiled, sbrouded, un- 
der aolond. 
Eclipse. 
uooiipiiii^,n. PosBeeslonl.^ (fte (BBB), 

tenuiB, boldi]^ use, oocupatiou. 
Occupant, n. Possessor (7or the Ume). 

occupier, bolder. 
Occupatjion, ii. 1. PoKfflri.on, bolding, 
tenure, use, occupancy. 
9. Employment, business, calling, 

salt triide, ccofi, walli of life. 
Occupy, o. a. 1. Possess {/or !fte (Jme), 
keep, bold, bave goeaaBBlon of. 
9. Ckiver, fill, tnlie up. 
3> Employ, busy, ej^age. 
Oconi', P. n. 1> Appear, arise, offer, come 
into view, present itself, be met wIOi, 



I's head, fiash on the t 



adnd, I 



Occurrence, n. Incident, 
dent, casualty, advf-"-— 
action, proceeding. 

Ocean, 11. Sea. mail 
gceat sea, bigb sea. 



,ppen. Ml out, take place, 
I, atliilr, trans- 






Octagon, n. Eteht-sfdad figure. 
'■-- a, a. ^ht-slded. 

dl'vjslble by 2. 



Odd.n 



a. Unmalolied, single (q 



peculiar. 



centrto, fimtastlo, wfilmsioal, pacu 
comical, diDll, Bi&ABBS, grotesque, ex- 
travagant, 07tt of tbe way. 
Oddity, It. Singularity, strai^eneBa, 

OddB, it- Hng. ^ pi. Difference, dlspar^ 

lty,ineqnallty. 
Odds and ends. Fragments, remnanls, 

scraps, refuse, orts, off-acourings. 
Ode, ». Lyric poem. 
"•■ions, a. 1. Hateful, detestable, eie- 
rable, abominable, Bbocklng, dlsgnst- 
-S*--'-,, repidsive, obnoxious. 

dislilte, dto- ; 



lug, <^II8 



3. Dishonor, disgrace, 

quy, opprobrium, Bconc 

infamy. 

Odontalg:ia, n. {Med.) T 

Odor, n. Scent (ffond or *• 

furoe, fragrance, redelen 



«b,Google 



Odyle, 



.... Od, odyHic ftirce. 
„___iieiilcal, B. [Written also jEounieit- 
icaJ.J General (oJOJHal espedaUy to 
Councils of the Clwrch), nnivereid. 
CBsopliasug, n. Gullet. 
Off, p}'w. 1. Not on, not upon. 

S. Vauliig, franUng, ngaiiut, opposite, 
opposite t^. 
Off, a. Most Uieiant, on ttie farther side, 

on the rUIit Me, 
Oa, ad. Away. 
Oftel, n. 1. Garbage, 

a. Waale, refuse. rubblsU. 
aetenoe, II. [Wiitteu also Qff^nteJ 

(0^ in tjie expresaifnt weapojis <jfqff!snce] 
S. Displeaaure, anger, iudignatio!! 

3. IiUniy, injustice, a^ont, Irraug 
■ insalt, uiflignlty, outrage. 

4. Ti-eapoas, tranegreBeiou, misdeed 
ddtnqneiie;, misdemeanor, crime, Bin. 

CMfond, «. a. J. Afftout, displease, vex 
diafe, annoy, Irritate, provolie, nettle 
tret, gall, gWe olfence to, make angry. 



Offender, n. Transgressoi, culprit, tres- 
pfissei, criminal, delinquent, malefae- 
tor, f:onvict, felon. 
Offensive, a. 1. Aggreadve, assailant, 
attaoliing;, invading. 

Z. Diegastiug, naneealdng, nauseous, 
dckenliig, loatusome, repuMve. 

3. Diaagreoable, uupkaflant, anpal- 
atable, dispieiudi^, leroltli^, shockliig, 
abominaLle, detestable, hateful, eie- 
orable, obnosdouB. 
Offier, 1). a. 1, Present, tender, esMblt, 
proftSr, ffittend, bold out. 
it. FuinisL, propose, propound, show, 



i. Biaiasprke). 
Ofeec,v.n. 1. Occur, present itself, be 

8. Voluutear, propose, roaks an offer. 
Oifer, n. 1. PropusEa, proportion, ptuf- 

a. Bid. ' 
OfferiniE, n, Saccilice, oblivion. 
Off-hand, a. Unpremeditated, nn- 

Btudied, Impiromptn, extempore. 
Off-Imnd, oa. ^aarapoiei impioniptu, 

at tlie moment, on the spur of Uie^mo- 

ment, wttbont premfldllation or study. 

*•-- " * f*>-^^ — l^tmf^Fed by att- 



Omce, n. 

thoftty), t^-T , p , 

, 3, Ciiarge, trust, bnaness, — ^..^ 

meut, duty, sei'viee, funeljon, capad^. 

3. Place of bu^uess, countii^-room, 

OAcer, «. OBoial, funotionary, ma^ls- 

Offlclsl, 



IB^et, R. 1. Sprout, slioot, slip, branch, 
oMioot, twig, scion. 

a, Coont^poise, oounterbalanee, aat- 
oif, sqniTalent. 

Of&ntbig:^ lb. Issue, progeny, child or 
clilldren, descendant or descendants, 
posterllj. 

■i old. Anciently, a long while ago, in 
Ihe olden time, In ancient times, in 



, O that I had, would that I had. 

Oft, ad. yoeiicai.l Oetbs, fl-oquently, 

' ), aa, Frequenfly, repeatedly, no 

om, many times, not rarely. 



ORiBB.a 

■I tne nrsE ^ate^ Of the htai, or lugj^- 
«at excellence {saH (f it gem). 

Ogei>,n. lArch.) Cymaldum, cyma. 

<^1^ n. Side glance. 

Oece, It. Spectre, go&lln, hobBoblln, 
Eugbear, poker, bugaboo, Bfelitful 
object. 

Oil of vitriol, Sulpiiuric aoid, vitriolic 

Oll-piant, n. Sesame, benne. 

OlUness,!!. Unctuousufas. 

Oily, a. XlLOtuous, gi'easy, oleaginous, 

selHceouB, adipose, Mty, fat. 
Ointment, n. Unguent. 
Okra, n. Gumbo [Abelmoichus esculen- 

Olii, a. 1. Aged, elderly, not yoiii«, of 
advanced ^e, advanced in years. 

S. Ancient, anti^jne, antiquated, old- 
fttsMoned, oblen, not modern. 
8, Of long date, not new. ' 
*, Qidng to decay, woi-n ouC 
Olden, a. [^ors.J Anuient, old, not 

Old-t^Uoned, a. Aatjquated, antique, 
ancient, old, arcbafc, out of fashion, 
out of date, f^en into deanetude. 

Old'tlms, a. Former, quondam, late, 
or-DBVAin, in ibrmer tjines. 

Old.wouuuilsli, a. Anile, aged, doling, 
Imbecile, decrepit, superannuated. 

Ole^Inons, a. Oily, unetaoas, greasy, 
sebaceous, adipose, iktty, &t. 

OUbunnm, «. IfJtAKKiMOENBE (q/" &a 

Olio, «. Medley, mixture, jumble, far- 
rago, hodge-podge, hot^h-putch, miscel- 
lany, salmagundi, galiimaufty, ou^ 

Olla podrlda, [Sp.J Mixture, medley, 

Ombrometer, 5!. Eain-gauge, pluvl- 

amet«r, udometer. 
Omen, n. Prognostic, presage, ai^ury, 

fbrebocling, poi1«nt, ansplce, sign. .. 
Omentum, it. lAtiat.) Caul, epiploon. 
Ominous, a. Portentous, moiutory, 

premonitory. 
Omission, It. Fnllure, neglect, default. 
Omit, B. ft. 1. Leave oat, not menlion. 
a. Neglect, miss, let slip, let go, pass 



«b,Google 



ori! 



Omnipotent^ a. AlmlgLty, oil-power- 

Oonnipatent, It. [With THe pce&xed.] 
a — rniia AlaJg' ■- 



inlpresenc 



' UblaaJty, un 
UbiquitouB, 1 
.. Infinite n 
a. God, The Omulpotent. 



idlesa kuowlec^e 

„. God, Tlie Omiili, 

Omuisdent, a, Intmitely nise, all- 

■devourlng, panto- 



plmgons. 
On, pr^. Upon. 
On, to*. Forward. 



a. Evenly lull! 

■Maati 



of,])yvi 



Jtven^e, Taking a mean of en 

aiB&s, taking tlie UTeFage. 
Ouanisiu, n. -MaBtuibatlon, self-pol- 



1, self~abi 

Onoe, ad, 1. For one time. 

Z. Fonueilj, In former timea. 
On-dit, «. [Fr.l Kumor, report, bmit, 

the town talk, flylnr report. 
One, a. 1. Single, inalvidual. 
i. The aame. 
3. United, uDdiviaod. 
One, «,. 1, Ifnlt. 

Z. IndiiMuul, Mreon, human being. 
Oae-berrr, n. Trae-love, berb-patie 

{Paris guadT^lia). 
One day. Some day, Booner or later, one 

of ibese days. 
On end. Erect, upright. 
One of tliese days. Some day, onB day, 

OoeronB, a, Bncdcneonie, oppressive, 
heavy, we^ty, laborious, toilsome, 
operoae, bard, dlffloult. 

On exMMtfoti, Displayed, exhibited. 

On hand, 

Ou-lookei', «. Spectator, beholder, ob- 
server, by-standee, looker-on. 
Only, 1. Sole, solitary, alone, single. 

Only, ad. 1. Merely, barely, simply, 
anil nothing else. 
a. Solelj, singly. 
On one's own hook, ICOHoqiaai, U. 8.] 

s^(. ™^ * """ ™™ ' ^ ™ ^ 
On tlia qnl live. On t&e alert. 
On aB^t,, For sole, to be suld, off^ed Ibr 

Onset, I n. Attefk, assault, ohaige. 

Onslaught, I storm, stormiug, first 

On stilts. Fretentious, pompous, bom- 

On tap. Tapped, broached, broach. 



On the alert, Watfihine, watchful, at- 
tentive, vigilant, on Uielook out. 

On the anvil, In preparation. In prog- 
reaa, in process. 

On the contraiT, 1. In opposition, on 
the olher aide. 
%. So fas from being so it Is Just the 

On the liochet, [CMoguioC] Inhand, 

On the look oot, Watchful, OS Ton 



in the mending: hand. Convalescent, 

getting better. 

'n tlie passage. On tne way {eipedaUy 



On the spot, Immediately, at once, 
On tlie way. On the passaoe, bK 

view of all tiie circumstances, tflliing 
every thing into acoonnt, upon Ihe 

On the vtlns. Flying. 

On tick, lOmogviaL] On credit. 

n"^^' larf- Foi-watd, in advance. 
OnivardB, ) ' 

Oolite, n. Roestone. 
Ofrae, <'. Mire, Blime, mu 
Ooze, V. n. Percolate, fi 

Oozy, a. Miry, slimy, muddy. 
Opacity, II. Opaquenesa, want c 

Opaque, a. Hot transparent. 
(^aqnenesH,!!. Opacity, want ( 

pareticy. 
Ope, «. 0.161. [JVMcot.J Opei 



nncfosBd, be patted,' be simdered, be 
serereil. 

>peii> a. 1. Unclosed, not shut. 

a. Expanded, extended, broad, net 

S. FranK, onreseryed, candid, h 



disguised, undeaigning, am^ 
undlsaembllng, sincere, gulle&s, fair, 
honest, Bingle-mluded, above-board, 
Dpsn-hearted. 

4. Liberal, generous, munilcent, 
bountiful, open-handed. 

5. Exposed, unprotected, unde- 
fended. 

6. Public, UTO'estrioted, oleM, onob- 



mnnlficent, honntiful. 



b frosty, not 
reus, liberal. 



«b,Google 



OECHOTOMY 



Open-liearted, a. Candid, fianli, ait- 

IflBa, gnlleleaa, open. 
Opening:, «. a. Anectnte, hole, orifice, 

perfoiaUon, breacb, cbOEm, cleft, gap, 
. flseme, tent, ritt, flaw. 

8. Opportuiaty, cliante, 
Opera-glaBE, n. IdTgnette. 
O^ierate, p: «. [Followed by on or upon.] 
Act, -fnai, have efibcC, have jnfiDenceL 
OperaCJon, li. 1. Action, agency, force, 
iiflusiioe, effect, 

8. Peribimance, procediue, process, 
proceeding, nmnlpn&tlon. 
3. MOTement, nioaon, monceavre. 
Opwatlve, o. 1. Acting, actiie, in 
acttonj in operation. 



OperatlTe 



Opute. n. (Min. 



rer, artisan, ]aix>rii^ 
, actor, petformer, 

1, difficult, tedious, 
gerpsntJuo, greea 



OphthaJmy, «. (M«(.) OphthalmiB 
InfluaDjation of (he eye. 

Opiate, li. Anodyne, narcoijc, BedatiTf 

<^iie, w. ". [Obiomte or cotloguial. 
Think, ] ndge, believe, suppose, coneelTc 
apprehend, fancy, VBES, pteeDme 
take It, be of ophdon, have an opiniun 

Onlnlon, ». 1. Judgment, notion, rte» 
belief, idea, concepuon, Impieaslon, sen 



oal, opinlonative, 

opinion. 

OiHbioDative, (E. Opiniobated. 
Impouent, It. Antagonist, adversary, 

rival, compelilor, enemy, foe, adverse 

nmely, JW, enitable, tivorable, pro- 
pitious, auspicious, tbTtunate, lucky, 
APBOPOa, well-timed, to the pnrpose. 
Oppartnnelr, ad. Seasonably, In the 
nick of Ume, all in. good time, in the 

OpportnnM;, n. Chance; fit, suitable, 
or fovorabls time : good chance, Atttng 
occasion, nick of t^me. 

Oppoee, V. a. 1, Beatat, vltlkstand, con- 

, ^Tene,tliw»rt,orjinen,combat, strive 
i^alnat, set ont^slace artist, malce & 
Btand agijnat. 
S. Contradict, gainsay, deny. 

Opposing, a. O^idicting, counteract- 
1^1 aatagcnietie, adverse, oppo^te, 
hiHtile, InuolcaL 

Opposite, a. 1. Facing, over agiunst. 
8. Oontraiy, repugnant, diverse, un- 
like. Incompatible, inconsistent. 

S. Adverse, opposed, opposing, autag- 
oniBlla, lioeldle, inimical. 

OpposlUoio, ». 1. Oontrartety, repug- 
nanee, diversity, InooiiBistency. 



I. Oouuteiaotion, hostility, ceateti 



rnellj, tyrannize i 



Hardship, misery, 
3. iyranny, severity, cruelty, injns- 



. ClOBe, nncoml!>i:tab!e. 
Oppressor, n. Tyrant. 
(riinrobiiouB, a, 1. Beproaillifal, mnr- 
lilous, aba^ve, vituperaUve, Insolent, 
andemnatory.dBinnatow, scandalous, 
iontemptnouB, offenBive, Insulting. 

e. lommouB, deeded, Bhameful, diB- 
lonorable, disgracenil, disreputable. 
Opprobiliini, n. Beproach, disgrace, 

Infamy, ignominy, obloquy, odium. 
Oppugn, V, a. Afsall, attack, combat, 
tceist, oppose, thwart, contravene, with- 

Option, «. Choice, election, preference. 
Optional, a. DiseiBttonal, elective. 
Opulence, n. Wealth, odluence, liches, 
fortune ■ • ■ 



Opuleiil^ a 



.rnplem 



rick, B 



Sush, minieyedl weii'oif. " 
Oracle, n. 1. Divine oommunioation 
a. {Je-mgk HiaUaV.) Samitnary, H 
OS Holfffl. 
3. (GredC Mslory.) Deity or ! 



1. Ftopketic, dngmaUcal, 

J, magisterial. 

a, Smo, wise, grave, venerable. 

, _ J........ — ,.., inpatiTB, 



■•U^u-. ,. 

parole, not 'written. 
Orallf, ad. By word 



CISC, address, speech, 

Pnblle speaker. 

OFStory, «■ Elonuence, art uf spealdng 

well (iiiiniWic). 
Orb, 11. 1. Globe, spliere, baU, 

8. Circle, orbit. 
Orltionlar, a. 1. Splierical, globular, 
globated, globous, globose. 
a. Ciroiflar. 
Orbit, ». 1.0rb,clreularpath(iiraMle>- 

Z.iAnai.) Cavity of the eye. 
Orcliesti^li. 1, JPlaoe for muslciaiis 

(t» cm orchestra), 
Oroliotamf, n. {Med.) Emasculation, 



«b,Google 



OSTRACISM 



Ordain, v. a. ], Appoint, caAl, elect, 
coDEBcrate, destine, eet apart. 

a. Establish, Inatttnte, legalate. aet 
In ocdei, arrange. 
3. Decree, enact, ordec, preserlbe, 

Ordeal, n. Trial, Met, touolstone, proof, 

assay, experiment. 
Order, «. 1. Metliod, regularity, ajm- 

metrv, r^ulac iircongement. 
S. lit condition, pioper alate. 

3. Kt^laaon, role, canon, preaorlp- 
tdra, law, Btandli^ rula. 

4. Mandala, precept, iniimcMon, com- 
mand, direction, Instriic^on, bidding. 

5. Bonk, olasa. nade. d^iee. 

6. iSoi.) Family, tribe. 
■* """!.) Sub-clBBs, BQbotdinalfl 

, 1. B^ulate, arrange, eya- 






, __, , jiethSiii... 

8. Manage, conduct, cacry oi 
3. Command, Inettact, dire 

reqnire, give an order 



X. Decree, edict, law, 
lony, observance, Ba«ra^ 



OrdlnEiry, «■ 1. Common, nanal, cus- 
tomary, babitual, settled, eat^Ibhed, 
wonted, erery day. 



i, erery day. 

3. Plain, u^y, liomely, inel^ant. Ill- 
looking, not liandaome, cot fine. 

OrdliiKry, n. EallnB-houae ItOliere a 
m&tlimff^reda£ a aettied price), TAniJi 
■D'sbrrs, public table. 

Or^natlon, n. Conaecratlon, Induction, 
insUtution. 

Ordnance, ». Cannon, great guns. 

Ordnre, «. Bung, eitorement, ftacea. 

Organ, n. Instrument, means, medium. 

Oiganlc, I n. BadicHl, fundamental, 

OrganlcBl, i constitutional. 

Oisaniam, n. 1. Organic structure. 
^- Organization, organized being, or- 

Oreanizatiou, n. 1. Constructiun, con- 
antution, organizing, forming, mak- 






I, orgauiiied b^ng, organ- 
(bp (osign- 



Organize, V- .... 

parts (/Br sp^iai/mcti/ms), oonstruot, 
fOnn, make. 

Orsdes, »- pl^ Kerels, bacobu^als, aatur- 
naliaj catoasal, revelry, wassail, de- 
bauch, drunken t>out. 

Orient, a. 1. Eastern, oriental. 

it. Bright, shining, glittering, sp^- 
lii^, brifliant. 

Orient, «. East. 

Oriental, a. Eastern, orient. 



Origin, B. 1, Source, rise, spring, be- 

origtn^', tbuntain-head, startii>g-£»int. 

Orlsinal, 3. 1. Primitive, abor^nal, 
prnueval, prinkary, primordial, pristine. 



B. Archetype, model, pattern, type, 
prototype, protoplast, exemplar, tirat 

3.' [CoSaqmai.] Oddity, eccentric 

OrfElnate, v. a. Create, breed, bring 
into ejiiatence, be the author of, be the 

Originate, v. n. Arise, riae, be^n, 
spricg, proceed, emanate, flow, take its 

OiiginatDr,fl. Inventor, anUior, maker, 
creator. Either, fbrrtoc, Jirst oanee. 

Orison, n. Prayer, supplication, peti- 
tion, solicitation, 

Oruvdn, 11. Mosaic gold, 

" ■- - Embellishment, decora- 



foroi 



. Embelliehing, serving 



it, TOPIARY. 



embellished. 



Oni^e, a. Onmmented, e 

decorated, hedeofced. 
OFrerv, n. PiaoetariBm. 
OrtliwaaBe, «, Fslspai. 
OiiJiodox, a. Sound (in reUgvMB mnib- 

(DNs), of tlie true Mth, not heretical, 
Ortliodoxy, «■ True ^th, aonndnesa 



<itho(aate 

Ortliograpliy, n. SpeUing. 
Osdllatfl, V. n. _ Swing, vlbrat 



Vibration, swinging, 

OBdUatory, o. Vibratory, swinging, 

oscillating, vlhratii^. 
Oscitat^ p, n. Gape, yawn. 
Osier, n. 1. Willow, 

S. 'Wloker, withe, willow tw^. 



eshibt^d, presented, vialble. 



neSB, paBeRUtry, tii^ pretension. 
OBtontaabns, db B^stJul, vidn, ^lowy 

^orlousl ibnd of d 



pets, with beat of drum. 
tstracism, u. Banishment, ex 
oxclnslon, eioommunlcatlon. 



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OSTBACIZR 
V. a. Bnnisli, exile, ; 



plelaly, tLoi-ouElilj, nttarly. " " 
8. taiSeetioe^.] Complete, thorougli, 

Oat~1>alaiice, o. a. Oyerwelgli, over- 

biHiuiGe, ovecpolse. 
Outtii«ak, ». 1. Eruption, exploaiaD. 
e, lOot, row, ftay, affray, broil, eon- 

fliot, l>ce»oli or tlie peace. 
Outbnrst, n. Eruption, outbresk. 
Outcast, «. 1. ExUa. 

a. Keprobalo, oostaway, v^abOBd, 

Parlob, abandoned wretcb. 
Outcrop, li. [Oeol.] Baaaeting, cropping 



Ontmr, 



I. Cry, Bcrenm, screech, yell. 



.oo, noise, line and cry. 

itdo, V. a, £xcel, encpass, exceed, 

leat, ouC&trIp, oatvie, ont^, go b«yond, 

it-dooTB, ad. Aliroad, ont-oMoora, 



Ontflow, n. Effliuc, eUMon, flow, out- 

ponring. 
Ontgih H. a. 1. Ontstrip, go beyond. 
8. Surpass, excel, exceed, oatdo, otit^ 

vie, beat, be Bupeiior to. 
Ontso, n. Expenditure, onOay. 
Oot-Xtemd Ueirod, Be very extrava- 

, n, liot naUve, Suit' dom^Sc, 

from abroad, 
a* Barbaroua, mstlo, boorish, rude, 

OutlHW, «. BobbH', bimi^t, bcieoud, 

fteebooter, highwauiuan, marauder. 
Ontlay, ». Bxpendi tare, outgo. 
Outlet, »■ Exft, ^ees, vent. 



aTsketch, plan, drai 
drawing, rough draft. 



ost, a. ueniotest, furthest 

f/i. From 

By means of, m ooneeouence of. 

Sit In. 

Abroad, not within. 
5. Beyond. 
_t of cIutracteF, Inapproprlata, ii 
proper, unsuitable, out of keeping, o 
of place, in bad tante. 



Out 



id with. 



Oat of date, Antlaoitted, antique, ar- 
chido, obaoleta, old-ftshioned, out of 
ftahion, gone 1:^, fWlen Into desuetude. 



tnt-of-doore, ad. Abroad, ont-doors, 
in the open air, ont of Clie liouee. 

Int of fashion. Our of eatb. 

tntofliumor, Irritated, rnSed, vexed, 
anpy. sullen, peevifih —*- — 

»ntof Joint 1. r' ■ 

><itarsapt^ 1. HI, unwell, ailing, sick, 
indisposed, laid up. 
S. (Printiag.] Without an assorts 

Ont of temper. Out OB Himoa. 
Out-of-the-way, a. Uueommon, un- 

al« ^ngniar, strange, rare. 

)f tune, 1. HaraS, discordant, not 



Ont of tlie ft^ing pan into the fire. 

From bad l« worse. 
Out of wind, I Plane, eien, level, 

Out-pourlt^, «, ESiiBion, e&ax, out- 

Onti'age, «. Insult, affront, indignity, 

abuse, oiftiice. 
Ootrage, V. a, Insalt, abuse, maltreat, 

oflfend, shock. 

-■ 1. 3. 1. Furious, violent. 

Id, mad, Aantie, infuriate, 

Atrodona, heinona, vUlanona. 
a. Excessive, exorbi' 
exlfav^ant. 
Outi^, a. [Ft.] Exiravi 



niginr 



inunodori 



inordii 



Outr^ht, ad. 1. Inimediately,inst3ntly, 
at ODce, wiciiout delay. 
B. Completely, utterly, entirely. 

strip, outgo, beat, go beyond. 
Outset, 71. Beginning, commencement, 

opening, starung-polnt. 
Outside, II. Exterior, surface, snper- 

ficies, external part, 
Ontsidco. Exterior, exletnal, outward, 

outer, on the aurikce. 
Ontslih't, n. Suburb, border, environs. 
Ontstiuidiag:, a. Unsettled, unpaid, 

owing, due. 
Outstrip, V, a, 1. Outgo, ontmn, go . 



Bsuel, exceed, surpass, 
'l. External, exierlor, 
S. 'CxUJn^c, extraneona, odventi- 
Overliaiance, over- 



outdo. 



Outweigh, V. a. 
poise, overwB^h. 

Outwit, w. o. 1. Outgeneral, ont-man- 
(euvre, l>affle, stealamanjli upon. 

a. Overreach, cheat, dupe, deceive, 
circumvent, awindle, demand, victim- 
ize, cosen, gull, dionse, diddle, talie In, 
impose upon. 

Oval, a. Elliptical, 

Ovato, a. E^-shaped. 



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Ovation, «. Triumph. 

a' Across, athwart, trom one side of 
to tlie other 
3. ThroughoDt, through, Qiroi^ tha 



. Across, atliwatt, traBsversely, 






fuU, 1 



>t, in addition, into 

>mpletelyj itonk be* 

irant, plen- 
, plenMful, 



ample, replete, liberal, ia>wu. 
Overawe* v. a. Awe, intimidate, 

frighten, aSMght, ciaunC 
Overbalaiioe, ?. a. Outneigh, over- 

poltto, overw^gh. 
■" ■ - Ovarpower, overwhelm. 



Overbear; 



Over 



Overcast, a. Clonded, darkened, ob- 

Overchaise, v, a. 1. Burden, oj 
Bnrclinrge, overload. 

overlay with ornament. 

vanqulah, snbji^nte, overtjirow, 
vbeDu, overturn, overbeai", over | 
.OTerinaster, de&at, crush, beat, iiiiib, 
diseomiit, ehok^set Che better of, get 

Ov^oome, v. n. Prevail, conguer, gain 
flia victory. 

Ove^Donfldent, a. Itaah, venturesome, 
presuiaptuous, overtveening, headlong, 
predpiC^te, incautious, imprudent. 

Overdoue, a. 1. Ovei'wrought. 
e. Oooked too mucli. 

Overestimate, v. a. Overvaine, over- 
prise, overrate, oialie too much of. 

Overflow, v. a. 1. Inundate, deluge, 

S. OverBpcead, oven-un. 
Overflow, m. ». Ovarruii, run ova 
Overflo-w, n. 1. Inundation. 

a. Superabundance, exuberano 
uriance, profusioii, excess. 
Overfond, a. DoHi«, too fbnd. 
Overfull, a. Surctiai^d, overolii 

overloaded, surfeited, piethorio. 
OveiliaDl, V, a, 1. {JVool.) Ove 



reprove, reprehend, find fault with, p 
censure on, take to taak, bring '-■ '— 
call over the coals, ijaui over t 
call to account, eonie down up 

Ovepbead, ad. Above, aloft. 



iveclfty, r. B. 1. Cover, spread over, 

a. Crush, smother. 
»v«rli]>entl, a. Lavisli, profuse, prod- 
igal, thriftless, nnthrtfty, eiitravagant, 
waetefal, too free. 
Overli>ak, v. ct. 1. Supedntend, super- 
vise, ovaraae, inapact, liave charge 

3* Exeus^foi^ve, pardon, pass over, 
forgive and forget. 

3. Disregard, n^lect, miss, bunk, 
case by, be inattoitive to, not noMoe, 
not think of. 
.ivemiaetor, v. a. OVEEPOWGR. 
Overmodest, a. SaalifUl, e^y, timid, 
timorous, coy, difiident, sliamefocod, 
flheeplah, not Bclf-possessad. 
Overplus, n- Excess, Burplns, siirplus- 



overivhelm, overoomej c 



OverbaJancOj 



. defeat, ront» crash, 
beat, vanquish, flubjugato, discomfit, 
ohoke, get the better o^ gee the upper 
hand of. 
Overpri9«, 1 v. a. OveresUiuate, Over- 
Overrate, I value, make too much 

Overreach, v. a. Deceive; cheat, dupe. 



^Burpasa, super or , 
i. ■ 1. Control, govern, 
I, rescind. 



Override, t*. a. 

8. Oatwelgl 

take preoeden 

OveTFnle, V. 



its, reooU, x^ect, repudlale, 



OverrilUng:, a. ControUlng, governing, 

directing, prevailing, prcdonunant. 
Overrun, v. a. 1, Kun over, spread 

2. Kavage, devastate, despoil, lay 

Overrun, B. B. Overflow, run over. 



Overseei-, n. Superintendent, Inapeotor, 

supervisor, director, boss. 
Overset, v. a, 1. Overturn, upset, cap- 

8.' SubvertTover throw, dratroy. 
Oveiraleht, ». 1. Superintendence, con- 
trol, dii'actlon, management, supac- 
vislon, inspectlDn, cliaige, cai'e, snit- 



i. Error, blunder, mistake, slip, trip, 
spread 



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OVERTAKE 

V. a, Oateli, come up v 
iUbvett, proettata, Isve 



. i. Snbvsrdon, proBt^' 
.ion, demolitloii, ruia, ebtp- 



a. Encel, transcend, entpaas, eioead. 
Overture, ii. 1. Propo-' -'*'- — 
poslticiii, 
S. [Mm.) Orcheitria 



orfer, 
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Overweentngr, o. Conoeitea, liauglity, 
prond, !iiT<^ant, oplDlonated, egotisu- 
Old, nonaequentl^ aapereUlons, Tain, 
valn-^lorions, pufKd up. 



Overwhelm, o. a. 1. Ovocflow, spread 

is. Subdue, Tuiquiali, conaner, detbat, 

OverHToiight, oi. Overdone, elaborated 

Ovule, ». {£01.) Buaimentary seed. 

Ovum, B. [Upl. OuB.I E^. 

Owe, w. a. 1. Be indebted to, be bound 

a. Be obliged to ssorllie to, be obl^sd 

Onins, a. Due- 
Owing to, Attributable to, Heetibable 



Ownei', «, Proprieter, posaesaor, hi 
Oxidate, v. a. Okidiie. 
Oxidize, 1), o. Oxldata, caldne, coi 

into an oxide. 
Oxj^enate, o. a. Oxygenize, uni 

impregnate wiH oxygen, 
Ox^enize, v. a. Oxygenate. 
Oxygon, n. Aoute-ai«led triangle 



e, ». 1. St«p, tread. 



talking. 



PaciOcatian.n. Tranqnlllisatcon, teeon- 
ciliatlon, reoomdlement, acoommoda- 

Paciflmtor, n. PeocemalEer. 



reel, paeket. 

t. Burden, load. 
1. Colleotion, 



ile, paoSage, budget, 



t, knot, band, clan, 
«3 {into a bundle), 



t, It. 1. Package (^mallj. 



■ a, Teseei IfOr freight and 
between aittttd ports ), 
Faekfoi^, ». [Writ 



Germ 



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jk off, Ijiettse.] Despatcli, bi 

BBnd away, 
Paclt off, iSealer.i Depart, go, E 

set out, set off, be off, get off. 
Pact, n, Ciompaet, contract, a^ceenteut, 

bai^^n, covenant, stipulation, conven- 






Pod.n 



n, ceneordant. 



e Ifor ike saddle), saddle- 



Pcean, 11. TrlumpLal sons. 
Fi^an, n. Heatlien, gentile, idolater. 
Pagan, a. Heatlienyi. heaCliea. 
Fsganism, ». Heathenism. 
Page, n. Boy-servant (oitoulinff aro^ 
01- miWS peramiage or a legislature), sejv- 

Pag^eant, ». Spectacle, show, display, 

P^eantry, fl. SIiow, display, parade, 

flourish, showing elf. 
Pain, ™. 1. PonStv, punishment. 

1. Suffering, distresB, ache, pang, toi:' 
mt, toituiB, anguish, agony, uiroe. 



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Fain, t>. a. 1, Tormaut, torture, radi, 

a. IMaquiet, tioubls, Hiflict, gdeve, 
AiggrlBve, dlaplease, annoy, plicae, bore, 
hiu'asa, vex, worry, teaea, drafe, fret, 

PldnCnl, a. 1. TormantliB, tortniing, 
agonizing, racking, dlstreadi^, dlatreaa- 
fiQ, exerudiriing. 

e. GrleToiiE, affiletini, afflictive, dis- 
qnlaUng, troiiblafiome, olBpleaBii^, pro- 
voMi^, antioyinE, vexttUoos, unplaas- 

3. Toilsome, atdaous, dlffluult, liatd, 



.„___1B Bffljrf. 

Painatablnff, a. JAbGiioaa, sednloas, 
dilleont, InHuBtrlQUB, carafnl, plodding, 
udtlnaiis, etrenoous, liard-worldng, 
persevering, gpaiii^ no paina. 

PainetBJdRs, ». I^xa, IMnatry, asal- 
dutty, diligence, petBevaranoe, oaieftil 

Paint, D. a. X. Represent {bg eolors}. 
a. Color (lotift a pigmeat], coot with 

8. Depict, delineate, deaocibe, BkeMh, 
portray, pencil, eeb foith. 
Point, n. iigmer*- —'— '- 
Paln«.^,B. Pit 



Palase, n. StaMy m 
Palatable, a. Savoi 
luBalon^ delioata- 



ingmat 



., -^ .. . e, glbberjali, atnff, traah, 
i^Ldge, noDB8DBa, platitade, mooiiBliine, 
wiUL-vasli, flonuuaryj Jargon, BensalaHS 
pralfi, ttotM lUeooursB, idle talk. 
Pale, a. iTP^lid, won, asliy, wliitiab, 
colorlesa, oadaveronaj not Tnooy. 
S. Dim, Bombre. 
Pale, fl. 1. iicket stale. 

S. Enoloanra, drcult. 
Palfrey, «. Baddle-borea. 
PaJing;, ik Pence {made i^palei). 
Palli^eneala, n. [dr.] Palanganeais, 
palengenasy, regenaraiaon, eociond birUi, 



P»U,n. iloak (((r staiel, n^nOo. 
Poll, V. a. 1. Moke vajdU oc ineipid. 
9. SafJiita, cloy, sari^t, sate, gli 
gorge, fill (o repletion. 
Pall, V, », Become insipid, grow laete- 



Palladlu 

aeouilty. 
Palliate, v. a. 1. 

gloss, aeOlo^ze fUi. 



BiUwarK, sflfeguart 



abale, mollify, laeeen, diminish 
dnll, blnub, quiet, still, quelL 
'aUlatlcm, ». 1. BxtsuuatiDIJ. 



diminish, relieve. 



... SQtigatdoa, Bllevtatlon, leliof. 
PaUlBttve,n. Lenitive. 
Pallid, a. Wan, wldUsh, aaby, ■ 



■leEs, 



Falling, a. Nauseating,' loathsome, 

Aliening. 
Paltai, v. n. 1. Goncaal In the palm [ob 

a Jugoler). 
3. Impose (6» frond), obtcade, posa 

Palmer, n. Pilgrim. ireiu,i-ned from the 

Holy CtBHi), cruBiider. 
Pulmlped., a, 
Palmlxtry, n. 
Palm off npc 
Palm npDDi, 

thriving, liappyJoyouB.hHloyon, 
''-•^mlall. 



Iden, Sati 



L. Tangible, taoUle. 



PalpaU 

glarii^, 
eeen, very perceptibLe. 
Palpitate, r. n. Pnlsate, throb, flnttflr, 
go pit-a-pat. 

boating, pulsation, throb, 

P»lpl,«,jj;. [Ii.) {Era.) Feelers. 

PftlBy, «. Paraly^. 

Palsy, V. a, Paralyas, benumb, deaden. 

Palter, «. II. Equivoeate, sliullle,doi^e, 
qnlbble, evade, prevaricate. 

Paltry, a. 1. Small, little, dimlnnliva, 
inconsiderable, liiBiaiiilloanlj nnimpor- 
tant^ petty, miserable, wretoned, sl&ht, 
Blander, feeble, trfflli^, trivial, <rf"no 
oansaanence, of no iarportanoe. 

a. Besa, vile, abject, grOYelliJig, low, 
mean, be^orly, pliltul, cta^iioable, con- 
-tmnptlble. 

Pamper, V. a, 1, Feed to excess, teed 
luzudantiy. 
S. Indulge (utuiu^), coclier. 

Pamplilet, n. Bbockijre. 

Sn^nMvarBal remedy. 
Pancake, n. Flapjack, fritter. 
Pander, «. Proooier, pimp, male bawd. 
Ptmdei' to. Subserve, minister to. 
Fauesyric, n. Eulogy, anlo^um, Bnco- 

□Liuni, tribute of waJsa. 
Panesyrio. I«. tEnonmiaeOo, enoomi- 
PanecyricBl, J aslical, eulogistic, ealo- 

glstical, commendatory, laudatory. 
Faoeevrlze, V. n. PralBe[AisA^),ertDl, 

Pane^ n, (Zcw.J Array, body of ju- 

Pang-,!!. Paln{sAorpaBfi«Mrf!ien),tluDe, 

PaiwoUn, ». Mauls, scaly ant-eater. 
Panic, n. Friglit, alftlght, alarm, terror, 
consternation, sudden fear. 



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Faner, ». (Bol.) Heart'a-eaaa, gardBn 

riolet ( Wo trtcolorj. 
Font, P. n. 1. Puff, gasp, blow, breatha 
bard, loeo bceath. 
a. long, yearn, hunger, tblret, sigb. 
aHoonB, ii. pi. Trousers, breecbes. 



mtophas 

rautftg. 



^, .. J. Nipple, teat, dug, 

a. Food {'node sqft fio- infants and 
weoWinffB), nattiment, nourlsliment. 
Fnps, «. fatber (so used by chUdTen). . 
Fapaveroo^, a. Poppj-lUce- 
Tapei, ». 1. Doeumant, writing, writ- 
ten IinstramenC. 
a. Newspaper, journal. 
8. (OHn.) U'otea, bank-notes, diufts, 
IdllB oTexciuuitie. 
PapUlouaceaDa, a. Bntteray-sMped. 
Paralae.n. Fable{lnuAlcAwAatia sfoted 
(M./itct M »i]£a£ie, or vM^ It fimided 
on the oraittary incideTiia qf daaJ^ l^'h 

flctiUons nWratfva (intended to Cas- 
trate some epirVmil tratli), 
Farabolio, lo. J^niatiTe, expressed 
Parabolical,; byaparuble or simili- 



Parade, n. 1. Ostentation, aisplay, ce 
monj, sbow, pompous exhibition. 
a. Pageant, speotacla, pompons p 

Ptirade, P. 11. IHsplay, flaunt, sbow i 
Parade, v. n. Hi&s a sbow, show offi 
Paradise, n. 1. Eden, the garden 

a. Kearen, Elysium, abode of I 

PaTadnz, n. AbButdlty (as appears ai 

first i^M, yet not so ia/Cict), ee — ■ — 

contradlstion. 
ParBdaxicOI, a. AbBord (fti obom 

-ytt coi^tirmdbts to/act), Inerediblt 

Elii^, Inconc^rabie. 
Paragon, «. Model, patteiii, maater- 

noQesuob, :^nl!. 
Paragrapli, n. 1. Fassi^B, clauEe, 
ilon of a discourse. 
a. It«m (as in a jieuBpqpsr), remark, 

Parallel, a. 1. Equidistant throughout 
I"' Hnetj, 

t. In confbrmlty, In hatmony, in 



Parallel, n. 1. Parallel line. 

a. KeaemblBBce, efmllarlty, likeness. 

3. Compailson. 

Para]ysi8,i>. Falay. 

Paralyse, v. a. Palsy, benumb, deaden. 

n — ,. — 1 — 1 « Soplustry (uninten- 

ioiim), lk,lse reasoning. 

e, superior, pce- 



Faiapet, n. iFoH.} Breastwork (on a 

a. Breiist wall (as m a bridge). 
'BraphemHlla, n. pi. Appendages, 
ornamenlfl, ttappiiigs, equipment. 
Paraphrase, n. 1. Explanation (6y 
ampt^ing), flxpoaitlon. 
3. It^'ee tiaoBlation. 
Paraphrastic, ( a. 1. Explanatory 
Pai'aplirastlcal, j Jfiv ampl^aHim). 
S. Free, loose, dlniie, not llter^ not 

ratonnere, n. [Fr.] Lightnii^roa. 
Faia^te, «. Syoophaiit, flafiersr, toady, 

fawner, wlieedlet, flunky, spaniel, ilok- 

spittle, plck-t^ank, toad-eater, Ume- 

aerver, hanger-on, 
Fai'asltlD, j a. Sycopbantjc, fawning, 
FarasltlCBl, J flatteflng, wheedling, 

eervfle, slavish, meanly submissive. 



S. Set, lot, batch, collection. 
3. [Law.] Piece, part, portion, tract, 
plot, paioh. 
Parcel out. Divide, distribute, aj)por- 

FaroA, e. a. 1. Burn {aligMy), sooroli, 

B. Dry, shrivel, dry up. 
Pardon, v. a. 1. Remit, overlook, pass 



VanHoXYi 



Pardon, n. Foi^i 



omAc^on, and 



penaUu maurred), i 



Pardonable, a. Excusable, venial, that 

may be pardoned. 
Pare, b. a. 1. Peal (Jj/ tts use (tf" « 

3. Clip, cut, shave off. 
Parenttrae, n. Extraction, birth, de- 
scent, lineage, pedigree, stock. 
Parents, n. pi. Father and mothar. 
Pai^:et, P. a. Plaster, cover with plaster. 
Pareeter, B. Piaslecer. 
Parhelion, ». lOr. pi. Parlieiia.] Hook 

Pai'iahiX. Outcast, vrretch, Troglodyts, 

Parity, i*. Equailty, analogy, close cor- 



. Talk,ci 



e, dlsooura€ 



bold a oimterenca' (especia&y witft a 
dotty be- 



amd Imlmul). 
Parlor, ». Dc! 
Parody, n. TJ 



Paramoni 



galuuit. 



-I, 



ijce), talk, discoui: 

t. n. Wnuse of 

(qf Oreat Bnt<Hi 

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Forol, )ii. 1. iLani.} Word of mi 
Parole, f ocal doolatatiOD. 

B. (jUii.) Word of honor, won 
piomieo, iiJighted fidtlt. . 

■" B. 1. jjlftd.) ExH«erbi 

H, psv)dKaUy], dt, cot 



PaiiT.ii.B. Ward off, tum sBlda. 

Fai^umonlDiuk a. Stingy, doas, avarl- 
doiiB, niggardly, mleerWi mean, penn- 
rlous, grsaping, CDTStooa, closs-flated, 
Boidia, TMy saTing, exoessively fti^al. 

Poffiliaoiir, «■ 3tlngiiiee9, niggaidll- 
nraa, penurtoaaaesB, aTaiice, covetous' 
aeaa, cupidity, meojmosS' 

PaitHui, «■ Stinleter, pTieet, olecgyman, 
putor, ecelsBlaslJc, cEucdunuiu divine. 

Fart^ ». 1. Piece, portion, fraction, sae- 



9, Member, organ, oonstltnent, ele- 
ment, component, liwrodlent. 

3. Share, iilloUnent, lot, dividend. 

4. Bnsine^ clmrge, duty, offioe, 

5* Side, party, Intereat, concern, &c- 



t. Quit each o 



^lewelL. 



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bid 



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Part flrom, Ijeave, be detaoliea from, be 
separated fVom. 

Fa.rb witllf Bellnquleh, realgn, surren- 
der, lose, giva up. 

PartaAe o$ Farilcipate, poitake, diare, 
have a ehare of, take a part of, have a 
part of, partlt^pate In. 

Partaldiis:, «. PartlidpatiDn. 

Fartake, v. a. Share, partake of, par- 
ticipate In, have a part of, take a part 

Fartalcer, n. Participator, ebaier, eom- 

Part«rre,n. [FrJ nt, parquet. 

Partial, a. 1. fiioomplete. Imperfect, 
limiWd, not entire, not total, not gen- 
eral, not ujiivereal. 

& Biassed, pr^udlced, prepoBseBsed, 
warped, Interested, untMr, nr^ust, one- 



Partial to. Fond of. 



a. Fon 



coafiHlerale, abettor, si 



. 1, trnfalrnees, iuJoMioe, 

, ]ltli«, 

hcrfectJy, in 









part iu, take a part .... 
PartiolpaUoii, ». Parlaklns 
Partldpatar, ». Par'-' — - 
Partide, b. Bit, ji 

coFpuBcle, mote, jot, iota, tittle, n 

grun, scrap, mtte, scintilla, ace. 
Fartlcular, a. 1. Kapaclal, spei 

specific, not general, 
H. Individual, di^le, separate, 

Unot, distinction. 
3. Minute, exact, preeisa, nice, e 

—'-us, fasf -" — 



4. Peculiar, odd, ^ngnlar, i 
notable. 
ParUEol^ 

PaiilcolBfity, ». 1. Eiactnesa, pre- 
idsenese, preindon. 
It. Detail, item, parUcutar, special 

Peculiarity, Bli^iilarlty, eharac- 



particulars, m 

Particularly, ad. 1. E^ieclally, spe- 
olallj, Bpecifically, itoinmatantially. 

9, Separately, ^ngly, disUiictly, in- 
divldunlly. 
Pai'tlng:, n. 1, Breaking, rupture, dia- 
ruptlon, severing, tearing asunder. 
S. Separation, aeCacbment. 
3. Leave-taking. 



par&nii 



Isciple, champion, ^ 



, ... _. L, separation, 

distinction. 
a. IMviding wall, bdi:.kqbai>. 
Partition, tf. a. 1, Apportion, share, 

divide Into shmes, parcel out 
a. Divide bv partitions, 
PartiUvc.a. (Gram.) Distrlbntlve. 
Fartitive,n. {Gram,.) tBstribntive. 
Partly, cui. In part, In some measure, 

in some degree, not wholly, not eatite- 

Partater, n,- 1. Assoelate, colle^ne, 
partaker, sliarer, participator, portici- 

H. Member of a partnership, member 

PajFtaersmp, n, 1. Union, connection, 
Interest, partldpation. 

H^ (Copartnership, company, associa- 
tion, society, Arm, house. 
Partii^re-beriT, ». 1, Wintergreea, 
teaberry, deerberry, boiberry, moun- 
tain-tea {OaattheriajR\x!HmbaiB). 

J(. (iieokerberry, eqaaw-Tlne, wln- 
t6f~cioveT {MiUhma r^?eTtB). 

— - '•"ftiea, endowments, gifts, genius, 



a. Qaaitete, re^on 



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PABTUKITION 



jTHftnnouiir »- DeUveiy, lal>or, ^av- 

bIL cfalLd-lifirtli, bringlDg mrth. 
Puiy, n. 1, PacUini, oAsAJi, auntm, 
mt, junto, ooxxbih, dide, combina- 
tlou, league, oonfaderaa;, aUltmce. 

a. CoBkpaaj, aassnibly, body, gatlior- 
Ing, eocialaasemblage. 
3. Participator, pajtidpant, partH^- 

i. Lttlg'ant, plainUff or defendant. 
S. Feraon, IndlvlduiJ, man, one, 

Bomflbod;, aome one- 
Party-colored, a. Variegated, piebUd, 

many-colored, many-hued, dlvors-ool- 

ored, of all mimner of aolors. 
PartJ-man, n. PiUTISAH. 
Parvenu, n, [Fr.] ITpslare, mnehroam, 

snob, preteatiOBB fdlow, prelender to 

gentility. 

fSiGK'"")-- i".-u !..,..„. 

Fasqiiluade, 11. Lmupoon, satire. 
PasQninade, v. a. [Bare.} Lampoon, 

"o, move, proceed, go on. 



PaB9,p.». 
make a tr 



1)6 spent, pf 



Passe, a. [Fr.] Paat, worn, fedad, outof 
:cr, n. Traveller, waytocBT, voy- 
ad, [L.] Hece and tliere, overy- 
^viow, revise, recon- 



3. Yan^, disappear, cenEe, fade, 
die, be loet. 

4. Octiur^ happen, take plaoe. 

6. Be enacted, be sanctioned by a 
mworlfy of votes. 

7. Be deemed, be considered, be held, 
be [searded. 

8. Answer, do, do well enoi^- 

9. Go nnheeded, go uiiiegarded. 

FajBSt v. A 1- Allow to proceed, let go. 

3. Go over, go across. 

i. Undergo, experience, live throi^, 



t, Overelep, go beyond. 

S. Exceed, surpass, excel, transcend. 

9' Be enacted by, be passed by. 

10. Bnact, ratify, sanoEfon by a m^or- 
ity of voles. 

11. Utter, deliver, pronounce. 



3. Passport, permls^on to pass. 

4. Conjuncture, state, condition. 

6* Thrust, pnEh, aUoi^e, lunge, tilt. 

Passable, a. 1. FltfOrtravellasariwuf). 

3. Tolerable, middUng, moderate, 

ordinary, so so, mediocre, pretty -— ■ 

PasBage, n. 1. Passing, transit. 
3. Bead, path, way, avonue, 
thoroi^hikre, channel, route. 

8. Act, deed, event, oecurrenoe, 
exploit. 
<t. Olause, sentence, par)^[^aph, 



6. Corridor, enlry, entry way. 

8, Buaobmait, passing. 

T. jJWtuk.lPhraso, part of ai 



apse, &pse, pass, 

oas by, o'vetlc.-, — 
no notice of, pass over. 



ly. Overlook, disregard, omit, take 
-' ->asBover. 

Be received, be admitted. 



" Qf Chri 



a. 1. Suffering {apeeifieaUff !& 
i ^ cruc^arionj. 



glow, strong feSliffi. 
3. Paihos, Wmiii of 



flery, enthusiastic, fervent, Rowing, 
burning, zealous, violent, furious, im- 
petuous, impul^ve. 

H, Iroseibie, ej:c1tahle, choleric, hasty, 
tonohy, hot, peppery, hot-tempered, 
— '-•- ■^""" — ed. 

I. 1. Impajeeive, nnsus- 
ipres^ble, apatlietic, cold, 

out pas^on or feeUng. 

a. Cool, calm, ooUeoted, onmoved, 
ImpetCurbable, of a calm temper. 
■- - Holy Week, week 



Pass muster. Answer, do, pass, serve, 

be sufBcient, do well enongh. 
Pass off. Palm, palm oS, impose by 

triclt, Impose fraudolentlr. 
Pass on or upon, 1. Befall, happen to, 

a. Impose upon, palm upon, palm off 
upon, pass off upon. 
Pass over. Overlook, diar^ard, omit, 

Faesport, "h Pasa 

Password,™. Watchword, countersign. 

Past, a. spent, gone, ended, elapsed, 

gone iiy. 
Past, n. Past time, time gone by. 
Pasti prep. 1. Beyond, out of tlia reach 

of. 
3. Ailer {{a time). 
Past, ad. By. 
Pastime, ». Amnsement, entert^n- 

Pastor', n. 1. sriepkeiil. 

9. Minister, clergyman, priest, par- 
son, ecclesiasuc, churdunmi, divine. 



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Faatoralitp, n. PHEtorat«- 
PdStnrage, ». Paature, graalng land. 
Pasture, n. Herbafe, liarto, paeturage, 

grass, grasing land. 
Pastoi'e, p. o. Supply witJi pasturage, 

i_ ^^^opaatnta. 

Fit, apt, pertinent, 

_, .-p.Mt, lie 

dab, tap, strike lightly, 

Patch, n. 1. Part, piece. 
a. Tract, patcel, plot. 
Patfit ». Head (m aludicrooB f^nse). 
Patella, n. [L.] I. Ejiea-pan. 

3, (Qwicft.) Ijlmpet, 
Patent, «. Open, apparent, evident, 
plain, obvious, manifaat, dear, public, 
mmsjacnouB, linooncealea, palpable, nn- 
mlstokabte, glaiing, notDiious. 
Paternal, a. 1. Fatherly. 

a. Hereditaiy. 
Paternal estate. Patrimony. 
Paternity, fl. Fathetship, £itlierbood. 
Pater noster,«. tli.J The Ixird's prayer. 
Path, II. 1. Track (trodden), Gmt-way, 
pathway. 
2. B/kid, way, oouiee, route, passage, 



.plaintive. 

uniroadea, trackless. 

I. Pasrfon, warmti of fi 



Path: _^, 

, ... 1. Endurance {fCiilumi 

con^lami), fbrtltude, re^gnatfon, suti- 
missian, sufigrance, long-suSisrance, 
long-suflMng. 

a Psrsereiance, peraisteiiea, indefat- 
^bleness, constancy, diligence, asd- 

Fatient, a. 1. Submissive, reined, 
uncomplaining, unrepinlng, passive.- 
loi«-Baiferlng. 

S. Persevering, persistent, dUigent, 
as^duouB, indemtlgable, constant. 

PatnesB, ». [CbKomifciJ.] Sullablaneas, 
appropriateness, fltness, propriety, apt- 
ness, pecUnenoy. 

Patois, n. [Ft.] Rustic or provinidal 



dialect. 

.tic, h^h-born, not piebeli 
Parricidal. 



, K. Nobli 
P^ricfan, a. Noble, 



{of ancietit 
>1, aristo- 



iridde. 



Fatrlf^sm, ». Iiove of count^. 



^atron, n. Defender, advocate, protec- 
tor, snpporlar, itiyoier, guardian, ^>od 
genius, tutelary saint. 

Patronage, «. X. Favor, oonntenance, 



n, good-irilI(rj/'<[B.e»toWfeAei( 

V. a. Favor, countenance, 
I, assist, help, beftrlend, malie 



S. Specimen, sample, example, In- 

3. Figure, style, shape. 
Pattern tilter. Imitate, eopy, follow. 
Paucity, Tt. Fewns£a, small nun:[ber. 
Paahangen, n, [ladian name.) Men- 
haden, iardhead, moss-hunker. 
Paniu^ n. 1. Abdomen, belly. , 



Panperlsm, n. Mendicancy, indigence, 
destitntion, beggary, penury, extreme 

Pause, n. 1. Stop, ceesaUon 



stoppage, slopping, 



delay, rest, breathe,'stay, fcreak off. 
3. Hesitate, demur, delibecate, war 



'ave tiie way. Prepare, make ready, p 
ready, make preparatjon, smootti th<, 

PavflioD, n. 1. lent. 

». [^jio(.) Anricle, estemal ear. 
Pavonine, «■ Iridescent, lilsated, nacre- 
Paw, «. 1. Foot (ly teasla imlh claim), 

a. Hand iijt&mtempt]. 
Pawl, Ji. Click, detent, oatoli, ratchet. 
Pawn.n. Fie^ W a cliattBi to secure 



Pawnee, ^.(Zauj.) Pledgee. 

Ps^, M. a. 1, Discharge, settle, liquidate, 

a. Compensate, recompense, requite, 

remunerate, reward, make payment to- 

3. Punish, take revenge upon, rel«rt 






4. (IfaiU.) Sm^T(mUh it. ,. ,.., 
Pay, V- ft. 1. Hake compenaalion. 

5. Be profitable, be remunerative, 
make a good return, be a good invest- 
ment, give a good interest. 

Pay, n. Comperiaatlon, reomnpense, re- 

saJary, stipend, hire, allowance. 
Pay down. Pay on the spot, pay on dfr- 

iTvery. 
Payitor, 1. Give an equivalent for, bear 

•■^^ --ipense of. 

:,"p™atable, 






PaylnB, o. Keniuni 
gainful, that pays. 



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Pay off, 1. Pay and discbatge [oB hired 
a. Punieli, pay, take raranga upon, 

swolClnlffie, uiaki 

raij-ap, lOoliogmal.] Settle, pay anears. 
Battle an acaoaat, square accounts, quit 
wtorea, atrlks a balance, pony np, SbeU 
out, fori: oTor, pay the bUL pay tbe 
Idper, BOJ the fiddler, come down with 

- ^™ ,'l. Call ■ ■ ■ 

sHenee. 
cord, hoj 

iofflibi^o. 1. Peacefol, paolflc, free 

9, Oentle, mild, amicable, Oiendly, 
isposed to peace, not gnarrBlanmfl. 
3, Quiet, tranquil, placid, 

Quiet, calm, stlil, tmdia- 

Le,'k?ndly, ft 
1. Mediator, lumin^m^i. 
a, Oimciliatory, mild. 



PeaDe-o£^rii^, n 



oljTO-brancli, Intereaa- 



Peak, 
FeaK, 



in ot lean, be- 



Pea^omt, n. Grouod-nt 

PeBrls«]i,n. Sab-carboni 
{impure), c^dned potash, 
Pearl-TKnrder, n. Pe4ri,-whitb. 
Pearl-wbtte, n ^'■'-' ■"•" 



eartli-nut 
>£ potassb 



Fehlile, n. Stone (ij^ emnU eke), pebblt 

Peocalilllty, n. Frailh', ioflcmlty.w^k- 

oesB, UaUlity to elo. 
Peiwa1)Ie. a. Frail, weak, tmperftet, 

efTiDg, inning, liable to ^n. 
Peocadlllo,)!. Petty fault. Blight offfence. 
Pecoant, a, 1. Sinning, erring, guilty, 

3, Morbid, mEilignant, corn 
corroding. 
Fooalatlan, », Emhazalament. 
Peculiar, a, 1. That specially ps 
that belcngB oxcltiaively. 

H. Singmar, particular, chara 
tio, Bpedal, exceptional, rare, no 



'oouHarity, n. IndlTiduallly, Idlocrasj, 
irtioaynocaey, charaoteristio, speciality, 
sij^gidarity, 

^ecimiarj', a. Monetary, flnaacial. 
'edasi^rn& B. [A confempiaom term,] 
Sclioohnaster, teacher- 
Pedant, n. Pretender to iearning. 
Pedantic, I a. Conceited, pragmail- 
■^'' — iticiil,; cal, vain of Imoffleage, 
UUouB of learning. 

hoaatful dieplay of knowlei^e. 



Pede 



. Foot 



■aveller, Iravellec 



Pedigree, n. Lineage, descent, anoeetcy, 
genealogy, st^xJt, breed, ikmily, race, 

~ " ' ~ Ibyslrippiagorptillin^j, 

off(a9sMnor 



hull, BheU. 
Pesl.i'.n. Erfoliate,comf 

HihJ), peel off, shell off. 
Peel, 11. £ind,eltin. 
Peep, V, n. 1. Chirp (as a cAioI^en), pule. 



r, look alyly. 

prune, prime of day, brcE 



^. Companion, asBoclate, f^low, eom.- 

3, Nobleman, lord. 
Peer, a. ». Peep, pry, look closely or 

narrowly. 
PeerlegB, a. Unequalled, unmat^ted, 

unaucpasBed, maibhleeB, withoot an 

equal, without a peer. 
Peevlali,<i. Fretful, patiUant-qnernloufl, 

irritable, waspieh, snappish, pettish, 

capUouB, cross, crusty, snarllr^, testy. 



Pelf, 11. Money, riches, lucre, mammon, 
gahi, wealth. 

FelllEle,n. fllm, thin ekin, thin coatii^. 

PeU-pieLI, ad, Confneedly, iirwularly, 
disorderly, in con^aloa. In c^order, 
IielteF-akelter, at sixes and serena. 

spicuous, limpid, diaphanona, crystal- 
. line, bright, lucid, translucent. 
Pelt,n. Sltin(q/'i>6«asf uiiti^ffwAaii-on 

U), hide. 
PeltB.ti.jii. Sfclna (as oiona), peltry, hides. 
Pelt, B. a. Strike {milh eaaiimiiie ihromii, 

beat, batter, assail with inissues. 

JSSSh,}"-!*"-! «--»■»«>. 

Feltlngr."' Beating, hatterlng. 

Peltry, n. PeltB, hfileB. 

Pen, v,a, I. Write, compose. Indite. 

a T — c — — jlose, im- 

shu6 up. 



shut In, 1 
Pen, 11. IS 

fold, pound. 
Penal, a. Pnmuva. 
Penally, n. 1. Punislime; 



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Feucliaiit, n [Pr J In Unation bent 
propen^t^, ptonenesB pcocliYity d bi o 
^t[on, t«naeDc;, tnm, leanli^r predls- 
poBlUon, liktnff, fandnesB, premlfictlon. 

Pencil, n. 1. Brush [tmuje if Aair or 

a. Crayon. 
Pencil, V. a. 1. Fi^t, depict, delliieEil«, 



bob. 

S. Ear-ring, eai-diwp, 
3. (JToirf.) Pennant, pbbhon. 
Pendent, <t. Hailing, pendulous, ea 

pended, pensile. 
Pendente lite, [L.] Wliilo the suit 

PQudlm'. pendliu' the enlt or action, du 

inglitll^on. 
PendlDK, a- Depending, undecided, -ai 

deteriuned, unsettled. In susbense. 
Fending, ^ep. Di 

Penetrabl^ a'. Pe 

Penetrate, «. a. . 
bore, enter, tranaflL. 
S. Discern, undecstand, campreliend. 

Penetrating, n. Wsoemlng, intelUgant, 
Bagacious, ^ip-wittad, clear-^Eled, 
acut«j keen, qMck, ebreird, Keen- 



L, Fkrca, perforate. 



sighted. 



asfnfa 



PenCtld, n. Pen (fbr ciH^tiing ttrayed 

beaiis), philbld , ponnd. 
Pentteoce, ». RepeniancB, contrition, 

compunctionLTegrat, remorse. 
Penitent, a, Bepentaat, contiite. 
Penltea^ ». B^>entaat 



BUlLa. Bet 

PenltenUar;, »• Prison, Jail, Inidewell, 
-vork-lunue, house of DDrrecUou. 

' - , Writer, scribe, cUrogra- 

araphtat, onlll-dmeT. 

lalilii.n. <M;ogniphy. 

BennaBt,n, (iTattt.) Pendant. 

Penniless, a. Moneyless, destitute, poor, 
necessitous, needy, indigent, distressed, 
pinched, reduced, short of money, out 
of money, ont of cash, out of pocket. In 

ard, flag, colots, ensign. 
Z. Wli^, pinion. 

FenMle, a. Hanging, suspended, pen- 
dent, pendulous. 

Pennon* n- Allowance (fitnn a govem- 
msaiJbrpaBi services), annuity. 

PensiTS, a. 1. Thoughtful, meditative, 
reaecMve, dreamy, sober. 
it. ExpressiTe of sailness. 

Pent^onal, a. FlTO-angled, flve-cor- 

Penteo'ost, ». Whitsuntide, WUt-Sun- 



syllatOe bat one, penintjmale syllable. 
Pennltima, I Pituni/p 
Penurious, a. FarsimoDions, covetous, 

avaricious, illiberal, • ■ - 

isted, 

idlcancy, pauperiun, 
People, n. 



Indigence, destitution, beg- 



Peuple, V. a. Papnlat«, 

FcppGr-grBSSt n. Pill-wort (Pi£u2aHa 
globuli^ra). 
g. Papper-ffort (ZgiidijHB »o!iBBjn). 

Pepperl^^, n. Tupelo Sour-guOk, 
BOUT gum-tree (^yssa mmSifiora]. 

Pepperidge-bosli, n. Barberry, 

Pepper-wort, n. Peppar^raas (Zepiii- 
Iwn saHmaii), 

Peppery, a. 1. Hot, pungent, high- 
seasoned. 

3* Irritable, iraeciblo, touchy, testy, 
waspish, BDappiali, snarling, churlish, 
choleric, petulant, excitable, pas^cn" 
ate, hasty, quicli, like tjnder, tike touch- 

Peradventure, ml, [ffiire.) Perhaps, 



Perambulation, is. Eound, circuit, tour. 
Per annum, [L.) Annually, by the 

Per oapita, [L,] By heads, by polls, 
acccrang to the number of persons. 

Perceive, p. a 1. See, diacorer, note, 
notice, remark, observe, descry, baitold, 

». Feci, bo sen^ble ot. 

Pct cMtam, } ^^'-^ ^^ *"* hundred. 
~ iptible,'o. Visible, disci " ' 









iptjou, ^. i. Seeing, discernment, 

& truderetandiog, notion. Idea, ap- 

Perch, n, 1. BooBf. 

arPole, rod. 
Perch,!'. ». Boost sit on a perch. 
Perchance, ad. Perhaps, poaalbly, by 

be. It may be, as luc]£ may havo it. 
Peroliera, n. pi. IneEseoBEs, perching 

PercoJal*, ii. n. Filter, transude, oOi», 

Pei-colution, li. Filtration, strainixig. 



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ForciiBsloTiT n, CoUiaLou, clasli, shock, 

Per dlBm)"^f 'bj tlie day. ' 

Perdition, «. 1, Euin, cieatmcaon, 

overtlirOT, meek, atranall, utWr Iosb. 

a. Eternal deatb, futuro mieery. 

PeieKriiiBtloa, n. TiaTeiling, travel, 
wandariBg. 

PeremptoiT, a. !■ I>ai^ve, express, 
authoiilatlTe, catogoiicat, imperative, 
po^Uve, absolute 
ta, Di^matlcal, arbitrary, despolio- 

Ferennlal, a. Lasting, eiidurli^, per- 
manent, constant, continual, undylna, 
unceasliuE, Mcpetoal. nninterrnptea, 
tmperiahable, ifeal- -'^^-- 



i-fafling) 



without Mn^ 

FerTect, ». a. Blnish, complete, conanm 

xoate, elaborate, make perfect, bring t 



i. Excellent Quality, 
Perfectly, mi. Pullj, entirely, totally, 

oomplel^, exactly, aeourately. 
Pertectness. ». PcBFEOiiON. 
FerfidlouB, a. Faitbless, nn^thful, 

treacbecous, Mae, dishonest, disloyal, 



Perfldr, ». Perfldlouaneas, Ireache 
iieaaon, defeotion, dlaloynlty, brea 
of faith, fbnl play, Punic tHiOi. 

Perforate, t>. a. Pierce, penetrato, here, 
tr^iefix, drill, bore through. * 

Perroratlon, ». Hole, aperture, open- 

Fei^orm, t>. a. 1. Do, eiscute, efTect, 
aocompUsh, achieve, compaas, bring 
about bring to pass, work out. 

8, Observe, falfll, meet, diadiarc 
eatisty, complete, adhere to, bs foitht 
to, comply -wiBi. 
execution, conxplelion. 

2. Action, deed, act, acbievemei 
exploit, feat. 



Performer, «, 1. Doer, 

a. Actor, player, Btage- 
dian, tragedian. 

— _ . "riHraQie, balminess, 

S Incer-- ■— 



8. Sweet-smeUing substance. 

Pei^iuiie, V. a. Scent, fill, Impregni 
or imbue ■with grateful odor. 

Perfumery, n. Perfumes. 

Ferfanotury, a. IndllSrent, earele__, 
dovenly, heedless, reckless, negligent, 
slight; done, but not well done; done to 



(ion). 



I'of (is^tAmU a due sense qf Miga- 



lance, maybe, 

. l,Bot.) Capsule, pod, eeed- 

ined ovary. 

u^er, liaaardj jeopardy, ^sk. 



of dan| 

1. 1. Cycle, clre 
n of thne, round 

i._End,' limit,' bonna, I 



ffi^"' 



), proposition. 



4. iRh 

-■^"Sdi^i''- Reo''n1iig(™i/«iarl!(). 
Perlodlcallr, ad, K^ularly, statedly, 

-" stated limes, at regular times, at 

3d periods. 

Peilpatietlc, a. Aristotelian, of Arla- 

Perlpliery, n. Circumference. 

Perlplinise, a. CireomliHiation, peri- 
phrasis, circuib of words, roundaboat 
expression. 

PeriplLraals. n. [Ii.] PsoiPttRASiL 

Ferisli, V. n. 1. Decay, waste, wither. 



Perishable, a. 

Ing, liable to de 

S. Dying, mo 



tnke, scratch. 



Peijare one's self, Fort 

false wltnesa, break one's word, break 

one's faith, gjay lyse. 
Perjury, ». Fa&e swearlr^. 
Pei'li, V. n. Be perk, iie proud, be perky. 

Perk, a, Peri>,PllRKY. 

Perky, n. Port, smart, trppiaa, proud. 

Permanence, l it. DnraUon, dncabll- 
toMnoe"t£edEoss!' * '"^nesB, co 

Fermaiient. a. Lasting, abidli^, fixed, 
endniing, continuing:, durable, stable, 
Bteadeist, unchangeable, immatable, 
perpetual, invariable, constant, per- 

Permeable, a, PervicnB, penetrable. 
Permla^ble, tt. Allowable, admis^ble, 

lawful, legal, letftlmate, proper. 
PemiiEslon, n. Xeave, license, liberty, 

allowance, consent, permit. 
Permit, v. a. Allow, let, snflte, license, 

mission io, give leave to, give catto 
blanche to. 
Permit, n. Leave, license, permissioa, 
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PEKTINACIOUSNESS 



PerpendlcolM.a. i. "Vertical, upright, 
8. At tight angles, malilDg a riglit 

Perpetrate, P. II. Do{as eometliing base), 
comioie, perform, exeoate. 

Fernetratlaii, n. Commiaaioii {as if a 
cnme), doing, performh^. 

Perpetnul, a, EndleM, unendii^, eTSt- 
Issling, etenml, erer-diiring, ceaseless, 
conUuiuii, hiceaaant, unmtermiCte'lT 
nnlntemiptea, constant, lEtarmlnable, 
perenniaL 

Perpetuiite, v, a, £t«niiaB, mti,i£ per' 

Perpetoity. >>■ Eternity, endless daia- 

Pernlei, f . a. I. EntBOgle, tungle, 
plfcHle, InvolTe, snarl, make intc 



Ferplcxliu;, a. Troublesome, puzzUng, 
eifijarraaie, liewllderh^, confuaii«. 

PcirpleiltT, n. !■ InWtcaey, Intilcate- 
nees, oomplexlty, obscuiity, hatdness, 
aHnplloatCiii, InToluMon. 

9. Gimeem, care, anxiety, solicitude, 
tioabla, embanaiisment, distractloD, 
donht, csonflulon, hewilderment 

hobble, pickle, critical dti 



t, diffluulty, staJf, 
jODie, pir ' -■*■—*-— 

Petse,'tL.] Byltoelf. 
Peraeont^ o. o- Oppress, hai 

moleat, dislreea, worry, hunt 

down, pni-sne maliganntly, 

pillai io past. 
Peraereraace, ». Steadlne 

enee, persistency, """'*■"-".' 
Persi- - ' 



, afflict, 






. PeteiBt, be steady, bo 
— tant, go on, lieep on, 

. , one's ground, stick to 

it, not give it up, stand firm, stand Sasi, 
move heaven and eactb, go Ibrough 
hre and water, go all lex^ths, stick at 
nothing. 
Fersifli^je, n. [Fc] Banter, raillery, 
lidicale, Jeeiii^, moolLery, qulazlng. 



a. Pbsskvekb, be steadi^t. 
PerBistence, 1,,^ 1. pEBSEVKBii 

S. 01jalanaoy,iontnmaoy,d[^s_... ., 
Btuhbomne«s, perTerseness, pertinacity, 
obdoraBy, haadinesB, pig-heaaeflne~ 
Fersistent, a. Perseveiiag, cons 



party, son 
being, hui 



IS one, intofl^enl 
Ing^ human b^i^, human oreatare. 
). Body, bo^ly substance. 



on, great person. 


llustrious 


per- 


rsonal. a. 1. Indiv 


Idual, pr 


vatfl, 


%'. Citporal, exterior 


physical 


ma- 



Personality, n. Individuality, distinct 

Personally, od, 1. Individually, as to 

a. fc person, by bodily presence. 
Fersanate, u. a. Flay, act, act Uie part 
of, take the part of. 

'ersonadon, n. BepresentatiiHi, acting, 
Blmolatlon. 
Fersonlflcatloii, ». {Ehel.) ProBDpo- 

Perspectlve, 1. Vista, prospect, view. 

"»erspIcacious, a. Discermng, aoute, 
keen, eagadons, shrewd, clear-^hCed, 
keen-^hted, Marp-witted, kean-vrit- 
ted, loi^-headed, eagle-eyed. 

-'ersplcactDosness, n. PsBSFtoAOirf. 

Ferspicaidty, n. Pecspicaciousneas, 
acuteness, sharpneBS, shrewdness, dia- 
^mment, peneu^tioo, sagaoily, astute- 

j'splcuity, »■ Clearness, luddness, 
""iparency, plainness, inieUigibility, 



peispicuousaeas. 
Perspicuous, a. 

transparent, 
PerspicDonBi 



Sin! 



Clear, lucid, plain, 
liable. 

1. Exudation, aweat- 



3. Conviction, creed, belief, doctrine, 
tenet, di^ma, way of tidnking- 

Persnastve, a. Convincing, cogent, logi- 
cal, valid, sound, weighty. 

FersuBSive, ». Inducement, Indte- 

Pert, 3, Saucy, forward, bold. Imperti- 
nent, Impadent, flippant. 

Fertaln to. 1. Belong to, appertain to, 
be the property of- 
3. Behoove, bsilt, beseem, be Incuia- 

8. Eegard, oonceni, relate to, refer 
to, answer to, have reialJ&n to- 

flrm, determined, resolute, steadfast. 



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PEKTIBACITY 



Pertdnadty, n. 1. BcHilution, i 
mina^on, ateadlneas, constancy, fi 

at purpose. 

a. StubboranesB, obetlDacy, i 
nesa, doggednasF '—•" "-' 









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r^^tyt^^s 



Partnr , ... _, , „_,._ 

Hon, diaquieE, nneaam^BB, exoltomei: 

dlBcompoanre^ worty, vexation- 
I'sTtiirbed, a. Distiubeil, djaquiete 

dietrrased, affttated, discomposed, « 

dted, woirled, vexed. 
Pemlu, n. Wig, peclwll, scratch. 
Fernsid, R. Biding. 
Peruse, o, a. Kewi. 

barb. Cinchona, Jeaoll 



baik, Cinchon 
pasB thrci^h. 
dU'used 

right). \ 



-meate, penetcBte, 

rough, t^ dlasemmatec 
1. DiBtortod {from Ou 






li Croae, petulant, irasplah, captious. 



snapplaii, toaohr, t«ety, ct 
iidi, cEubbed, famarC, mo 
Baarlinei ill-tanipered, jll-ni 



11-temper, perven 



1. Distort, stretch, £il^^, 



IJltal epidemic. Infectious disease. 
a, COBtamlnatlon, nelson, taint, bane. 



Pester, d. a. Distntb, annoy, harass, 
provobe, nettle, tronble, pl^ue, Tex, 
tease, heolor, harry, molaat, Iwther, 
worry, fret, gall, bote, Incommode, dis- 
quiet tultet, torment, badger, chafe, 
ftcita,ta. '' 



Festilence, n. Plague, pest, 

contagious distemper. 
Pestilential, a. i. Peetjfetoaa, inf^ 

^ua, contagious, catching, malignant. 



PHASCOLOME 



Pet^ a. FaTorlt«. especially liliBd. 

Pet. V. a. Fondle, indulge, caiess, make 
much of. 

Petiale,n. (£ot.) Leaf-st^llc. 

Petition, n. Request, prayer, supplica- 
tion, entreaty, suit, solicitation, appli- 
cation, appeal, addrass. 

Petttion, t>. a. Entreat, pray, supplloata, 
solicit, oraie, ask, beg, apply to, make 
applleaaon to, prefer a request to. 

Petitioiier, n. Suppliant, Bolleltor, ap- 
plicant, alitor. 

Petltlo prlnclpll. [L.] ILogic.] Begging 
ot the quesUon, taking for granteit tha 

Petlt-mi^tre, ii. IFr.) Oojcoinb, dandy, 
fop, beau, exquiaito, popinjay, jacka- 
napes, jacU-a-dandy, man of dress; 
vain, showy fellow. 

PetrltV, «.'o. 1. Change to stone. 
8, Make callous, mate obdurate. 
S. Astonish, amase, astound, dnm- 
fbunder. confound, stupe^, take by suc- 

mineral pjteh, mineral isr, Barbadoes 

tar Seneca oil. 
Petticoat,™, Skirt. 
PettJfoSKer, ». Petty hiwjer. 
Pettish, a. Peevish, fretful, PEnrr^Anr. 
Petty.K. 1. little, email, timing, trivial, 

frivolous. inconsii3erable, unimportant, 

Ins^lllcaQt, slight, of small moment, 

e. Inferior, of a low grade. 
Petty-chaps, n. Fir-pecker, flg-ei 

becafico, garden warbler »™~ 

chaps {Syieia ItorlensU). 






Peevishness, ITetfulness, 

tishnaas, snapplshnesa, Irritability, ill- 
temper. 

Petolaat^a. Inmcible, irritable, fretfnl, 
peevish, hasty, touchy, testy, crusty, 
pettish, vasplsh, chideTlo, snappish, 
snarling, otOBB, crabbed, eapUouB, oen- 
sortons, aoiliiionlous, perrerse, &owaid, 
ill-tempered, out of sorta. 

Penlt, n. lesiwtag (IMnjra vaneaaa). 

Ph&liuiatA4iuilBm, n. Fonilerlsm, so- 
cialism, hnuumitaTlBnlBm, Si^t Simo- 



illnsfon. 
PhantBEnu^Wrla, n. 1. Ma^c lantern. 

8. Illnslvo images, opUealilluslons. 
Phantem, n. Phantasm. 
Phantom-Uke, a. Spectral. 

" " ' Sandjmonious, hypo- 



pletiam, phari- 



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diam,)!. A-pv^Msaix lai If ihe mom or 
■ aplmiet}, aspect. 

Phenomenon, «. M. PfteiWBBena.] 
1. Appearance, vliat la seen (as 4ts- 



1, Codiiet, SIrt, make lore, 

,„ of love nff-nttnlioinlovi. 

beuiguant, 

Flillantliropy, R. Homaulty, love of 

numkbid, eenetal 'beuevDlence, good 

will to Jl men. 
FliUlbeei n. [Written also and usnally 

FiU^.] Silt. 
P}iUlpplo,n. InrecUve. 
^iomel^ ("■ Nlghtli^ale. 
Fbllosopliei', n. 1. Seatcliei sfter trntb, 

Btadent of Slit piinidideB, seeker of 

a. Tlieorlst, tbeoriser, man of Bb- 



, , .— -Jiuir ■ 

parinrbable, atcdcfl], Ptatonic- 

ndtoaaphy, n. 1. Soience of 

first pilai^ples, science of the Sibsoltite, 
tlLS iclence of sdances. 

^, PrinclpleB (qf any d^partmetd qf 
ktu»oledffe),l&wa. 

S. Hypotheals, theory, flystam, doc- 

Fhllogopliy of tlie Aoademy, Philoso- 
phy of Thito, Platonic philosophy. 

FbUoBOphr of Uie Omaeii, RiUoso- 
phy of Epfonrus Bpleurean riillosophj, 

PbUoaopbTortiii 'Lyceum, Philosophy 



PtitlteFt *t. Love poUon, leva charm. 

Tblx, B. [SKmoromln so used.] Face, 
visage, countenance, plij-siognomy. 

FliIebatomF, n. VenesecUon, blood- 
letting. 

Phlegm, n. 1. Mncua, execemenlitioas 
humor. 

3, Apathy, Insensibility, dulnesa, In- 
difference, cmdneffi, slngvlshneea. 
lilegrmBtto, a. Apatlietlk stoical, dnll. 



FlilegrmBtto, L.. _, , , . 

sluggish, tame, cold, frigid, nnfeoli 
unsnsceptiblo, impassible, impaasj 
indifferent, oold-bloaded. 

Phouetlcs, «. Phonics, phonology. 

Phonology, «. Phonetics, phonics. 
PhospharnB, b. [Poefieoi.] The motn- 



PICKLE-UEKKIBG 

H. Idiom, peooliac ospresBlan, tnm 

a. style, diction, phraseology, man- 
ner of eipression, mode of BpeecL 

denominate, entltiei designate, clirls- 

Fhrsgealo^, «, Diction, style, plirase. 



Fhnns.,, - , __. 

' Hadnesa,ragB,fucy,deliilum, 

lunacy, aberration of mind, 
riitlilBls, ». fMed.) Oonsumption {par- 



tj/of tie lanes). 



decline, 

nary consuiiptlonr^^ 

PliyIact«Fy, n. Charm, amulet, tallB- 

medicam , . 
a. Cathartio, £ 

Physic, B. a. Purge, drench, give physic 

pii^cid, 1. MateiiaJ, oocporeal, bod- 
ily, natural, Eeaeibie. 
2. MediciuaJ, catliartjc. purgative. 
DooWr, ruedical m 



Physician, 11. Doctor, medic 
Physics, «. Nature pliiiosoi 

PliyBi< 
P^^ 



>phy,» 



e, cast of EO 



huni^nance, 
ilfb, animal 



Physiognomy, 

ires^r. ,- — - 

vegBliJljie eccmomy, soieiK* of „ 

ganlzed betug^ Bdenos of tbe fiuid^ns 

of aoimals and vegetableg. 
PhytiTOroas, a. Grass-eating, grami- 

nlvorouB, phytophagoas. 
Phytophagous, a. Phytevobous. 
Picaroon, n. Pirate, corenir, buccaneer, 



3,n. [It.l Ootava flute. 

■. o. 1. Pluoli, puU off, pick off. 

Dpen ias a lock). 

ZJhooae, eeieot, cull, aingle out, 

nut, ta upaa, pitch upon. 



pick 

PlckIfi!'™'piokaM'. 

3. Choice, aelecOon. 
Pioliaxe, n. IWritten 

I. Stake, pale. 
I Sentinel (ore i . . .. , 
guard, w'atclunui,^ guardsroaa. 



Fickaa.l 

Picket, B. 1. State, pale. 

8. (*fil.) Sentinel (ore the oulposisX 
'uard, wati-"- ' — 

ickli^:a,B. 



iiwis, odds and ends. 
Pickle, n. 1. Salt and water (for pre- 
senimg meat). 

a. vinegar (Jbr preserving meats or 
tfegeiabiee). 
3. Sorry ooadi 1 n, sad plight 
Plckle-hePiine:, B ft n li 1 quln 
monntebanfcTest d 11 p h Vy, 
aany, soaramou 1 f I y iudc w 

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Piofc off, 1. Fluck, pick, pnll oS. 

S. Kill lbs ahoomff, as a marksiaan). 
Pick oat, Saleot, cull, ohooae, dngls 
oat, Sx. upoxi, pttca apon. 

PictuKSoae, a. Beantlilil (as a scene 
in a jtfcfiirel, gcaphlc. 

plotnre, n. 1. Painting, drawing, en- 
graving, print. ' 



~ dellnaaM, ^na an image o£ 
piAdle.w-!!- 1. (Jiitra.l Trifle, act with 
leslty, be busy about trifles. 



petty, unlmportaut, iueigniilcaiit, lirt- 
mal^TlaL Inconsiderable, woitJilesSf of 
little value or coneeqnenoe, of uo mo- 



dlvets-oolored, of yarioaa eol- 
Fleoe, ^ 1* Part, portion, aectlen, ^ag- 
B. &oniposiiJOn, writing, lucubration, 
literary produetion- 



-„je-woifc,ii. Job-worfc. 
Fi«d, a. Tarlegated, pibbald. 
Fierce, v. a. 1. Transtix, penetraW, 
perforate, drill, bore, enter, force a way 



pierce, ». 1. Penetrate, 

Pleroins, c- !• Penetiatli^, pecfUrat- 

ts. Sharp, keen, acn.Ee, tlirilUi^. 
piety, «. 1. Filial reverence. 

8. Godlinaas, religion, dovolion, boll- 
Lee«,sBnetllj,Erac 



Poke, poke-weed, 



garget J/^ioiaoea decandra). 



headBtrong, intraottffle, perverse, en 
grained, selT-wUled. 
Pigment, n. Paint, color, coloring m 



PiewidBeon. ". Fauy, elt 
Pile, n. 1. Heap, aecumnla 



4. Filament, tbread, flbra, staple. 
Pilce, ». 1. Turnpike^ate. 

a. [U.S.'] Turnpike, tnmplko road. 
3. libft.) Luce, true-Jack. 

D^ect orgatber intp a jieap. 



PINNA CLP. 



,n.pl. (Med.) Hemorrhoids. 

r, «. a. Steal (by peO^ tt^), filoh, 

PUfer, v.'it. Steal, thieve, practise petty 



PUgrlmaee, n. Journey lespeeialli; to 
some IttUtowed place), expedition, tear, 
excursion. 

PUlaee, II. 1. Spollatioii, depredation, 
J... — 1,__ a i-u — pinudering, 

4poll, prey. 



"^^Kun^^. 
Plll^^ V. a.' Plunder, apou, despoil. 

Pillar, n. 1. CotUMK (Jbr suppOT-ilnp 

». Prop, support, supporter, m^n. 

PlUaw-biook, n. Plumber-block. 
Pill-wort, B. Pepper-graaa {PUvioiia 

gii>lmt\fEra\. 
Pilot, n. Steersman, guide, oondnetor. 
Pilot, u.B. Gnide, direct, conduct, steer. 



Pimento, n. AUspice, Jamaica pepper. 
Pimp, li. Procurer, iMUider. 

Pimple, St- Blotch, eruption, pustule. 

». Straw (OS aomBflttno of no vahie), 
fig, bntton, tush, feather, futbing, 
bi-ase flkrthli^. 
Pin, V. a. 1. Fasten wltli a pin. 

a.'Fasfen, flx, make faat. 
Pinch, V. a. 1. Nip, squeeze, compieas, 

a. Oppress, straiten, distress, 
Pincb, v. «.. Boar hard. 
Pinch, «. t. Nip, gripe. 

it. Emergeuoy, exigency, cri^e, strait, 
dlfflcnlty, push. 
Plnolibeok,». Dutch gold. 
Pioolied, a. DlatreaBed, strMtanad, re- 
duced, indigent, destitute, needy, poor, 

need, in want, out of money, out of 
ca«li, oat of poQltet. 
Pine, V. n. Languish, droop, flag, waste. 

Pinion, n. 1. Wing, pennon. 

3. Fetter 'JbrtAe arms!. 
Pinion, V. a. Restrain {b^ bbiding the 
anas], bind, fasten, ehackle, fetter. 



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Je, ^ctly, 
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Piqiutnt, n. 1. Puiieent, bitine, prlek- 
liig, sHngliig, higli-flavorea, Mgi-Bea- 

H, Sbarp, tHrt, eevflre, cutting, |>o!nt- 

Plqne, n, Kaaentment [slighij, grmjge, 
ombni^ o&bnce, woundsti prtile. 

Plqnei r. a, 1, Somulata, Imdts, urge, 
Suetlgate, sTmr, goad, set oa, Btir up. 

8. OWma. diepleftes, nfliont, provoke, 
Inceoee, IrrltaCe, obaf^, nettle, tcx, 
fret, Btme, ex»petate, wound, give 

'lame one's self, ta^e 

, w. Corsair, buccaneei, picuoon, 






FlniUoal I "■ 1'''''''"*^ preaatoij. 
Flsb, inlei^. Paliaw. 

Piston, ». Plnnger. 
Pit, tt. 1, Excavation, hole, cavltr, hol- 
low, Indentatlou, dent, diut, deprefiaion, 

S aiilf, abyss. 

Pit against. Set to fight (as eocfe too 



t. fMm.} Elevation 



teat), fix, plant, place, 

. MtUe, B"*-"'-'' 

Fall, plni^e. 



station, locally uttle, est 
Pitoli.w.B. Fall,plni^€ " 
Pltcb-coal, n. Bltumi 

Pitch dark, Dark aa plfch. very 



Eiivu iiiHi, [CWtogitiof.) Attack, aa- 

Pituhy, ». Dark, black', diamal, lajlesa, 

Pit-coalSn. Mineral 

Fitfioua, a. 1. Soirowful, mournful, 
woful, doleful, mefu], affect3og, dja- 
tresslng, grievous, movttg pitf, eioiting 



:'. Essence, quintessence, eubetanoe, 
t, auul, Chief part, essential parl^ vital 

I, Wefeht, moment, Importwica. 



'itaaWe, o. Deplorable, wratdied, mis- 
erable, pllfioue, deserviog pity, to be 

tender-heartol,syinpaUietic, kind, mer- 
ciful, lenient, miii 

Z. Mean, base, vile, lovr, paltry. Berry, 
abject, laacally, contemptible, despl- 
c^e, hiMgnlflcanb wortmeBB, 
ss, 0. MerdleBs, unmerciful, w 



fragmeut, small 

Puy, n. Compassion, commiseration, 
ipath J, leilow-feallng, bowels of com- 

, .. . non, melting mood. 
Flty, f . a. ' Commlseriite. compassionate, 

sympathiBe with, feel ihr, have pity or 

compassion for, feel so y fo cond le 

with. 
Pivot, H. ffl. Turn, hue depe d 
Pivotal, a. luTDuig hing ng d pending 
PlacabtUty, n. PEi,,a eneas fti gi mg 

disposition. 
Plocatile, a, Appeasab e re .o llab e 

PlauableneSB, ». Plaoab uir 
Placant, n. PoaCe bll haul bill 

bcoad^de. 
Placittil, P, a. l.Ad e ti ei jj/la co-la), 

publish, aimoiinca, make known, blaze 

abroad, spread abroad, 
a. POS^ expose to obloqjw. 
Plaee, ". !• Situation, portion, locality, 

location^ station, spot site, ground, 
8, Office, charge, function, eoxpley- 

3. Ilaak, standing, grade, coudiUon. 
oocnmLtion, calling 



abode, dwc 



0. village, city. 



0.^1 . „, . 
Place, V. a. 1. Put, set, staUon. 
settle, deposit, commit, locate, seat, nx, 
establish, dispose, arrange. 

Placeuta, n. Soeundines, after-birth. 

Plaeld,a. Quiet, trajiqmr undistorbeii, 
unmoved, nmruffied, calm, peaceful, 
halcyon, palmy, serene, composed, ool- 

Pladdity, n 



imperturbability. 



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FIa«l»Flst, n. PlMiary. ' 
Plaiue.n. 1. Fesfllence, peat. 



a, tormenc, thocii 



Plaeut 



,„, ,_,, ,-. , haraaa, harry, 

dtBtuI^, bei, gall, Ghalia, bore, Inoom- 
— 1„ i.„.i,™ — .,. ijadger, lector, 



_ _, I, V, n, Splaaii, dabble in 

Plaali, n. 1, Dash, eplasli. 
- Puddle, pool, collection of 

Plaater, n. I. Mortar, stiiceo. 

Plaster, V. a. PEirget, cover v 



. _ ... linquielT 
^Plain, a. 1. Even, lerel, Emooth, flat, 

H. Manifest, visible, obyions, clear, 
unmistakable, apparent, certain, p^- 
paWe, conspicuous, notable, notorious, 
^rine, pMeat, opes, evident. 

3* Unequivocal^ unambiguous, dls- 
tinci, expudt, intalligible, perspieuoiis. 

4. ample, unadorned, unvamieUed. 

6. Homely, oglj, m-looliing, lU-fH' 
voied, not hondsDme. 



iidid,!^S[, 



unsej^isilcaied, ingenuous, andE«^a 
tog, Btridglitfoiwiuil, single-minded 
ap8n-lieart«d, above-board. 



!, trudifulQesa, p 



ity, ^ncerity, 



forwWdjic 
Plain-spoken, a. Frank, oandid, bionl 

open, fiee-spokeu, plain ofspeecb. 
Plidnt, !!. Lamentation, lament, moan 

iFail, et^, complidnt. 

Plaintive, it. %• Oom^i^ulng, lament 

I'. MouTinil, sononful, sad, piteom 
wofnl, rueful, gilevoHB, ctii^-like. 
Pb^t,n. Pold,doubling, doable, FUOA 

TOSG, KBtUet. 
Plait, p. a. 1. Fold, double. 

8. Btald, plat, weave, mat. 
Plan, l^. 1. luan, sketCb, plot, drawing 



t, prepare, baS'. 



:6, ^eat, lay 
Plaiwi a. £evel, Sat, even, smootli, 



Plane-tree, ». 1. [U. S.J Syca 
button-wood, bntton-ball-treo, w 
beech (PfoAunu OoddentaUs). 

it. [Sootkatd.] Sycamore maple iAcer 
pseado-iiiaianiiti. 

PIaiietaEliDa,». Orrery. 

Plant. «. Vegetable. 

Plant. V. a. Six, establleb, settle, found. 



1, Brritf weave, plait, ro 
Plot; piece of ground. 
. 1, Lamina, layer. 



Plain (eleoaled), table-land. 
PtetitudBi ":_. .1.' Inslpi^T, datness. 



Platl>ia,ii. 
"latitude, ... . 

dulneea, mawklt ^^. 

3. Twaddle, verbit^, palaver, trash, 
chatter, atnif, fudge, nDUsense, moon- 
shine, ^ommery, wish-wash, halder- 
daab, jargon, nmisense, Benselesa prate, 
boms dlBODuise, Idle talk. 
Flatonlo. a, 1. Aoademle, of Plato. 

g. Contemplative, epeouIatiTe, phllo- 
sopbioai, theoreUeal. 

3. Pae^nlCEs, impassible, unlmpree- 
siljle, eold, apathetic, cool, calm, serene, 
latter, Ji- llarge dlah. 
laudl^ «. Applause, acclamation, clap- 
ping or handi, acclaim, about of appro- 

laiisible, a. Specious, colorable, seem- 
ingly fair. 



U Sport, dispoct, fKiiio, 






Play.c.B. 

&isfc,gani — , ., 

meny, make fun. 
9. Trifle, toy, wanton. 

Pluylp. a. 1. Pat & aci 

a. Perform on, play or 



5. iJ^gi^a in, take part In. 
Play, 1. I. Sport, frolic, ai 

pastime, gambols. 

a. Uroma, tragedy, comedy or force, 
dl^amatjc performance. 

3. Practice, use, manner of dealing. 

4. Scope, Bwhig, elbow-room, oppor- 
tunity, liberty of acUun, a feJr field. 

0. Kamhig, gambling. 

6. Motion, movement, activity, exer- - 



Playfnl, o- Frollcflwne, Msky, Hporttve, 
merry. Jolly, mirthful, DiTc, game- 
some, dobimair, vlvadons, Hvely, 
epii^tly, fun of play, fnll of fun. 

Play blse. Break one's word, sell one's 
self, turn traitor, go over io the enemy. 



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Pli^ second flddle^ ICotf^qmal^] 
aubordinate, take a suboratnate pat 

Play tte devil (or the deuce* "ii 
[(hiloqv^al.] ImpoirfBpoll, injui 

t£a IniflbDii/aot ID . 

of ous'b ma, plur tdolig or pranhe. 
Flar nwrn, 1. Arftjrm upon Imam 

Meal mstriaiejit). 
3. ijnpD&e upon, make ftport of, mal 

fun of, msM Dierr; irlth. 
Flea, n. 1. (£i:kui,) Allegadou. 



Tiudicaflo 






, 1. (Lour.) Make ai 



I suit. 



Reason, argoe, ofter reasons 

Apoli^se, oSec upology or ji 
m, make defonce. 
, V. <(■ 1. Allege, oSBr In exci 
Argue. flisoQSB, defend, mai 
1,, argumeiHa. . , ^ ^^ j. 
der. ' ' ' 

Plead, guilty. Confess guilt, acknowledge 
tbe charge; onn the soft impeaehmf ut, 
ovypeccam, sing mUerere, mal^e a cle8~ 
breast of it, be down on ona'a marroi 
houea- 
Pleasant, a. 1. Pleasing, wreeable, de- 
lightful, dplectalile, gratifying, grateful, 
pleasurable, acceptable, welcome, 

a, Cheerfnl, gay, lively, sprightly, 
vlvaelous, merry, good-humorecl. 

3. Witty, tftcetiona,liuitoroua, joeoae, 
joonlar, sportive, amnah^. 
Pleasantry, "■ 1- Qaye^, merriment, 
sport, fun, frolio. 

a. FaeettoiiBneM, Jocularity, jooose- 
nesfl, drollery, good hnmor. 
3. Lliely or nitty remark, sprightly 

Please, v. a. Gratify, delielit, gladden, 
rejoice, TioELE, make glad, giye joy to, 
take one^e fauir, tickle one'g ^mcj, do 
one'e heart gooo> 

plense.M. »- 1. like, pcefer, ohoose. 
a. Goudeecend, be pleased. 

Pleadng, a. Agreeabie, grateful, graM- 
Mng, acceptable, welcome, pleasant, 
deleotable, pleasurable, charming, de- 
lightfuL 

Fleasurable, a, Pl^EASIHQ. 

Pleasure, b. 1. Enjoyment, gratlflca- 
tioQ, ootofOrt, delight, Joy, gladness, 
temporary happiness, 

3. Sensuality, TOlnptuimsnesa, lux- 
ury, anlToal gradflcaUon. 

3. Will, oboloe, prefflrsncB, purpose, 
wish, mind. 

Plebeian, a. fcnoble, low, mean, baas, 



PlenipotfintlBTy, »i 
Pleultnde, ». 1. 



1entirtil,a. Abundant ample, copious, 
full, plenleous,_producMve,lniltfiil, ex- 
uberant, luxnr&at, profuse, plbnty. 



ance, e^tuberance, profu^on, afdue 
fsrtiuty, overflow. 
Plenty, a. [IneSegaitl.] Abiindant,fj 



Eedundancy, difl^isenesa, 
undant expres^cn. 
Kfldundant, tautological , 



tautolc^y, redun^^nt expre^cn. 
"diffuai 



... SuporabundMiee, aupei'fliiity, re- 
dundance, redundancy, eioeas, surfeit, 
more than enough, enongb and to 



, ov^eliEirged, o 



rfuU. 



a. Of a Ml Latdt, affecKd with ple- 
thora. 

Pliability, n. Flexlbl«ieaa, suppleness, 
pliancy, plIi^lenesB. 

PUable, a. 1. fleslble, £exlle, pliant, 
supple, limber, lithe, litlieBome, easily 

S. Compliant, yielding, manageable, 
tcBctable, Douaa-FAOED, easily per- 

PUubleness, n. PtiABiLiTY. 
Pliancy, n. PhablenesB, PLIAniLUT. 
Pliant, a, Fliablb. 
Plicatnre, n. [Sure.] Fold, doubUi^, 

double, plait, gather. 
Pl^ht, M. a. Pledge, pawn, hypothecate, 

put in pledg6,_^ve as security. 
Plieht, n. 1. Hei^e, pawn, gage. 

^. Couditjon, state, situaHon, case, 
, qat^ory, dilemma. Fix, 

Trudge, jog on, trarel 

drudge, ni 
uu, »™y a It, work L 

Plodding, a. Hacd-w „. 

Plot, <^ 1. Plat, piece of ground. 

S, Plan tof a j?wce qf l^ad), draught, 

3. Schema (espamUp /or a bad par- 

cabal, n^cMiiation. 
lot, V- fl. Plan ijbr B/mte vditchi^), 
scheme, contrive, lay a plan, form a 

*lDt, V. a. Plan {as something mi8» 
ckiewiisi, concoct, contrive, prqleot, 
devise, Rame bcev, hatch, lompass. 



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F)< 



. [Written also Ptow- 



'longUanq, n. IWritt 

kmd.) 1. Till^e land, 
a. Caracato. 
PiDOIc, K. a. Pull (qidcily), twitoli, 

snatcb, Jerk, yerfc. 
Plucfc, ». Spirit, courage, xeBolution, 

stiengm of ivlQ. ' ' 

I^nCk np, 1, Eradiouls, exterminate, 

^. Summon up (as cowage\ gathar 

Pliut, n, Stopple, stopper. 
». . ^eathe- 



Plamb, a. 



IT (A> ^ Iton- 

Bl^ek-lead, £Taptiil& 
i,». Pillow-Tjlock. 



Plnme,R. : 

g. Crest, luiL 
Plume one's self. Boast, ^ory, ptide 

one's Bslf, pigne one's sel^ take pride. 
Plmuose, a. eeaOiarj. 
Pltiinp, a. 1. Stent, eorpnlent, portly, 
Iftt, bounidng, chubby, flesby, round, 
bonny, obose, burly. In good case, 
a. Complete, fnli, downright, direct, 

Flnmpness, n. Corpulency, stoutneas, 



. Kapine, booty, spoil, 
1 ana Western TJ. S.] 



PIiuw% V. B. IHve, pitch, thrust one's 

self, east one's self. 
Flunse. n- Diie, dip, ducking. 
Plui^rer, n. 1. DlTer. 



Ply, M. o. 1. Employ, apply, keep 

^"a^EierdsB raotlae utin raetlae 

Fneiiina.tlca, n. Science of elastic fluids. 
Pneumatolosy, n. Psychology, mata- 

physiGS, sdeuoe of mind, doutrlne of 

spirltoal eobstauces. 
Fneumaiila, n. {Med.) iDSammation 

of the lungs. 
PnetLDioiiio, a. Pulmonic, pubnonary. 
Poach, «. a. l. Coot subtly (ns eggs). 
8. Steal, fllob, puclotn, pilfer, oae- 

BAGIB, BOB, plunder by stealth. 
PoH«h,I>. n. Steal 



. IiGQTTUE, C 

ra, «- (Men. 
^mfoot). 



POLANllEU 



Poem, n. Metrloal composition, ^deca 

of poetry. 
Poesy, It. PoBTBY, yetse. 
Poet, n. Bard, author of poems. 
Poetaster, a. Bhymeat^r, petty post, 

lufeiior poet. 

fsaj"- »•"-• 

Poetry, «. Verse, rhyme, poeay, metri- 
cal composition I numbsra. 
Folii inXerj. Pshaw, pi^h. 
"-- ■ - • Slmrp, severe, plotidiig. 



penetratms 

3. Keen, p'olnl 

Point, n. 1. Shar 



[, aeild. 

, canetio, Irrltat- 



4. Spot, place, station, stage. 

5. Degree, grade, state, conditio 
«. Otfeo^ and, aiiii, purposa, Ai 



V, Mark(aflQfimflc£wi<i4m),charac- 

i. Dot, speck. 

. £.,11- Trittiidsm, flsali of wit, 



^. Sharpen, make pointed, 
evel, direct, 
.ta, dee^atSj show, point 



show, direct attention 
Poise, n. Balance, equlUbtJum, equl- 

Polse.'v. a. Balance, hold or place hi 

noxious influence. ' ' 

Polsam, D. 1. Infect, taint, contaminate, 

corrupt, canker. 
Pake,n. 

3, (fioi.^ uai^c, pjgaoU'OeiT 

weed {Pls^u^aeca secaadra), 
PokeiB-.n. Gropa, feel one's way. 
Poke fUn, [Co^fosutaf, V. S.] Joke, jest, 

Poke ftm 'at, tCWtoguioi, U. 3.\ Jeer, 
ridloule, deride, ftout, taunt, mock, scoff 

Poker, n. [Aw, U, ^.i Buobcas, bob- 
goblin, Bpactre, ogre, frightful oD|ect, 
raw head mid bloody bones. 

Poke-weed, n. Toke. 

Polander.n. Polo. 



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L. Extremity [qf an a. 



i. staff, rwo.^ 
1. Bod, percn. 
V. Siah, thill. 



5. Polaiide-. 
FoIe-CBt, ». J. (OrBHTope.) Htdiew, 



*, ((»■ North A 
rmteftt vison). . 



% IHspatntious, 
FolemfOB, n. p^p Ooatroyersy [eajiecii^iy 

on Steotogicai BU^feate), dlgputation. 
Folestar, «. Horth star, polar etar, 

FoIlc7, n. 1. Administration, manage- 

Dgament, CDUtsa erf acUun. 
S. Cunningj art, addFeee, ekill, pra- 

Folish,' f. a. 1. Bnmlsh, fnrbish, rub 
np, brighten, make gloaay. 

biightneaa, brll- 
mlsbed,iuadfl htlgbt 



eompf^nt, courtly, Erations,' nrhane) 
pollslied. well-behaved; well-mannered, 

FollteneeH, n. Oouctesy, ciTility, good 

bilitj. oomplaJaanoa, comity, amenity, 
Buavllj, Oeoocum, good-breadlng, good 
manners, oblirina maimer. 
Folltlo, a. irCliIl, polilloal, oiTio. 
~i, Wifie, pTndeiUM judldcmH, disoreet, 
nieious, prndantfal, wary, provMeot. 
■"^ ■ ;, Shrewd, intrigu- 



Bagatious, pr 

lag,' sly, wiiy, enbtle,' Ibjy, MaoMaTsl- 

PollHcal.o. Civil, OITIO, pnbllo, poUac, 

FoU(ioi>u>, n. 1. Statesman, statist. 

», FarUsau, dabbler in politics. 
Polities, n.;ii. Political science, poUa- 

Follty, 11. Form of government, i^yil 

constitution. 
FoU, It. 1. Head, 

2, person. Individual. 
Foll.n. IColioqiaal.} 
FOU-tax, ». (mpiiatic 
■ 1. Defllf 



s, ». iWiiatio 
uuuiti,v.a. 1. "-'"• 

a. Cotrnpti li 



c, poiBon. 

FoUatJon, n. Defilement, contamina- 
tion, foulne^, faint, Impm^ity, □nolean- 



Polyeainy, n. Plurality of wives or of 

Folreon, n. Many-oided fignre. 
Polype, n, (ZM.) Poiy_pus, 
Polypus, n. [L, pt. Pahjpi-l {Zool.1 

PollysjilaWe, n. Word of many sylla- 



Pomade, 
- . [Writtflji also Fuptmet.'] 

1, protuI)erant part. 
id, V. a. [Written also Pummd,} 



iiupoeitf , li. BoasttnlnesB, boasting, 
iretenaion, OBteiitatlon. 



stated, (ofty, grnnd, 
ficent, superb, aplend 



8. Swelling, innaceq, DomoasQC, 
gld, pretentlouB, stjllod, boastful, gi 



njficence, pageantry, splendor, sts 

tion, pamposiCy. 
Fouder.u.a, Consider, weigh, conta 
plate, study, meditate, think on, red 

Ponder, D.R. Think, mnse, reflect, 00 

tats, meditate, study. 
Ponderons, a. Heavy, weighty, m 



PoMr'nl 1. Pond '(amaa), mete, loch, 
S. Puddle, plash, collecUon of stand- 
Poor, a. 1. Indigent, needy, dastltate, 
necesdtona, pinOliea, distressed, pen- 
niless, moneyleee, rarxoiiKioiTB, seedy, 
reduced, siunt of money, out of money, 
vrltbout a penny, out of pocket, out 
of essh, ont at the elbows, ont at the 
heels, In need, in want, hard np, in dls- 
fress, llvli^ &om liaud to mouth, not 
worth a ^thlng, not worth a son, not 

d. &maclat«d, lean, thiit, meagre, 
lajilf, gaunt, ^nny, shrunk, mien 

3. Barren, sterile, nniinitfii], onlfer- 
tlle, unproductive, finitleBS, unproliiic. 

4. lFifl!ng,triTial. slight, small, Blen-, 



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maan, ancry, beggarly, pitiful, shabby, 

«. Teeble, laiunid. wea'k, baM, tame, 
Jejune, vapid, cSi, frigid, dull, pr^ng, 
proey, pcOBaio, spiritless, 

7. Miserable, wretolied, unfortnnata, 
lucklesa, Ill-fated, ill-stoirsd, unlucky, 

[With The preflited.] PtHi- 

aiploalon. 



Pop. ad. Saaae 
Pope,B.' Pont^ 



ip of Rome. 

,™j,ponUfloate. 

Fop, ooxcomb, dandy, ei 
L, PETiT-UAiTits, maca 
ipaa, jaek-a-dajidj, man 

rjirnmoualty, rabble, mob, 
iTovd, ike mulUtiide, 



le vulvar 



'S'S 

tliB mll&DD, ette peasuitry, 
herd, 1^ comuum p»pLe, tne iow«r 
olauee, the vuIkbt, the huniblei olaseas, 
BOani ol BOOfBtyjdrBeB of aodalj. 
Pofml&r, n* !• Plain, &miUar, aas^ . 
9, Beo^Ted [bv tAe peepie), Hcceptfld, 
accrodlted, HiTCo^tB, llted: 



__, -J. . 1- Fayoiiof tlie people), 

popular regard or aoeeptance. 
a. Fame, repute, celebrity, Vi^ne. 
P<ipnlate, v. a. People. 
Fopolatian, fl. Inhabitants, persons, 

numbBt of penple. 
PopnJons, a. Ciowded, ttdob^ settled- 
Fop npon. Come upon landde'ug]. 
ForoelBln, n. China, china naio; 

tibnle. 

a. n^tli TA^ prefijied.1 Tie Stoic 
philoBophy, phlloBopby of Zeno. 
ore. n. Crmce, spiracle, small opening. 
- 4 steadily. 



Pore, «. Orifice, spiracle. 
Pore, 11. «. Brood, dwell, 

fix the atMntion, ^ve on . 
PoAer, ■"■ Hiw, rag, sow, Bwine. 
Por1b«, n. iMed.) Scald-head, 

P(ttt,n. 1. Harl>or, hiTen, roadstead, 
aiK^oiage. 
a. Entrance, passage-way. 

3. Embcasnre, port-hole. 

4. larboard, left aide. 

0. Demeanor, behavior, beaciBg, air, 
mien, carriage, deportment. 

Portable, a. MoTable, llaht, handy, 

convenient, easily trauapcrted. 
Portid. «. uate, gateway, entrance, p 

Porte, n. Turkiah court, SubUme Foi 
Fort«-moiuiHte, «. [Fr,] Pocket-bo 

Portend, k. a. Presage, forebode, fo 
token, betoken, foreshow, foreshadi 
aagur, pn^noBtlcate, tlireateij, in 



ir, n. I . Carrier. 

. COHCdEBQB, janitor, door-keep- 

Port-hole, n. Embrasure, port. 

, Porch, vestibule, entrance-way. 
Portion,!!. 1. Part, place, ftagmeot, bit, 

a, Sliare, allotment, division, parcel, 
lot, qnantity, dividend, quota, oontiii- 

ForUoiiiD. a. 1. Divide, allot,dealout, 
distribute, parcel oat. 
2. Endow, snppiywilh a portion. 
Portly, ic 1, Stately, grand, majesBc, 
magisterial, d^nlflad. 

a. CorpulenC stoat, plump, fleshy, 
obese, round, in good case. 
Portmanteau, n. Valise, travelling 

Portrait, n. Kepreseatation(c(/'3jhMor 
a penon, drawn er painied), likeness, 
dagia rreoty pe, photograph, portraltm-e. 



^_. J , ., , ,p]dntii^, 

representation, sketch. 
a. DesoripUan, account. 
Port-wlnB,«. Port. 
Pos& n. Attitude (Jbrnw^^j) assumed), 

Poae, V. a. PuEsle, stager, embarrass, 
bewilder, perplex, mys^iy, nonplus, put 
out, put to a stand. 

Poser, m. 1. PuMler, close ejtaminer. 
e. Mddle, enigma, mystery, knotty 



place, locality, post. 
It. AtUtDde, postore, state, conditioa. 
3. Proposlt^ou, principle, the^ dlc- 

resft, direct, explicit. 



true, absolute, existing in &ct, not ideal, 
not im^tned, not ne^tlve. 

3, Confident, sure, assured, cftrtidn, 
fuUy oonvmoed. 

4. Dogmalic, stubborn, peremptory, 
ohBtinat«, over-confldent, tenaeioas. 

PosltlTely, ad. 1. Expressly, esplldtly, 
precisely, categorically, deltnltely. 

3. Actually, leally, truly, in laot. In 
reality- 

3, OertjUnly, surely, assuredly, confi- 

4. Peremptorily, doirmatlcally. 
FossegB, M. (£ 1. Own, have a Htle to, 

a. Have, hold, occupy, control. 



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FDSseEfilonB, «. pt. Property, estate, 

eSfeets, aaeets. 
FoaseBsor, it. 1. Owner, proprietor, naas- 

tL Holder, occupant. 
Possibility, «. Potentiality. 
FoBSlDle, o. 1, Potential, ur possb, 

9. PracUcable, tentlble, likely. 
FosBlbly, <«*■ Perliaps, perelianco, PER- 
iuVEMiDBH, nmyliap, haply, maybe, 
it may be, as luoli mn; have it- 
Post, «. 1. PlLLAE, COLUMN, support. 

a. Station, position, seat. 

3. OSIce, employment, place, ettMVr 
Hon, capa^ty. 

4. Foatman, courier, letteT-carrler. ' 






1, set, put. 



e. Mali, 
fix, establlBh. 
make known, blaae abroad, spraaii 

3. SfiEmatlaB(*spu6ficjui(Me),vlilfJ, 

4. ^ut in lie ledgec, carcy to the 



i. Mail, put in the mail, po 
pOBt-offica. 
Foated, a. !• Fliuied, ^tnated. 
», (CoUo^ial, U. ."• " 
well-inKinned, pofrted up. 
Ftnted up, [Oolbqtaal, U. S.J Posted, 

vdl-lnfumied, booked up. 
Poster, n. Flucnrd, bill, handbill, broad- 

Fosterior, n. 1. Subseqneut, iblloning, 
later, after, sncceeding, ensuing. 
^ Hind, hinder, baclt, rear. 

Fosterity, n. Desoendanta, offepiii^, 
progeny, aftfir ages, sueceadlng genara- 






Foat mortem, [L.] 
a. Autopsy, post 

Postpone, V. a. Deifer, delay, adloum, 
procrastinate, put olf, stave off, let lie 

Postscript, n. Appendix, supplemei 

Fostnl! 



j^otte^ asaumplion, thaoi 
) Self-evident problem. 



specnk^lio 



a. Slate, oondltion, rttuation, phase. 
Posy, «. 1. Nosegay, bouquet. 

a. InBorlpHon (as m a riiig), l^ond. 



Potatii 



>. Drinkable, Uiat may be 
Potasstt, pivitoxlda ot potas- 



S, Ddiik, draught. 



Pot-corapanlon.n. Pellow-d ker 
Potoney, n. 1. Power, mig ffloa y 
ibroe, Strength, energy, vigor 
a. Authority, Influence, sway eon 

Potent, a. Powerful, m^hty Ibr Ible 

pulBsant, strong, efllcacious Ol^oiit 

inBu%ntial. 
Potentate, «. Monarch, sovereign, king 

emperor, prince. 
Potential, a. Possible, in posse 
Potentiality, n. Posalblllty 
Pot-bellied, a. laree-bell ed great 

bellied, big-bellied, tnn-bellled abdom 

Pother, n. Bustle, tumult turmoil 
flutter, ruiapue, oonfu^on pudder 
huddle, turbiSence, hurly-b rly 

Potion, n. Drai^lit [especi itj qf ^t- 

hotch-poteh, hodge-podge, f^rag ,j m 



Potter, V. n. TriHe, putter, busy one B 

self about trifles. 
Pott«ry, n. Eartlien ware, day ware. 
Pouch, «, Bm (maUi sack. 
FoulUce, B, Cataplasm. 
Poultry, n. Domestic Ibwls. 
Pounce, ». Claw, talon, nail. 
Pounce upon. Seize (a3UiiI1c2ai<i3),&U 

Ponnd, V. a. 1. Beat, strike. 

^. BkA-Y, bruise, erush, piilrerize. 



a. Cat-flsh, horn-pout, homed pont, 

bidi-head [Pinuiodiu eoflcu). 
Pont, V, n. Jjook Bulleu (iu protmcUiig 

the Upg)f lof^ black, show Ul-temper. 
PoreMTi »- IniHganne, penury, want, 

destitution, need, neceBalr, pnvaljon, 

distress, smJlened circumstances. 
Powder, n. 1. Dust, pulverized aub- 

a. Gunpowder.- 
Powder-post, K. lU.S.J Dry-tot, sap- 
Powdery, a- Dusty, mealy, pulvemlant, 

friable. 
Power, n. 1. Ablenees, efficacy, ability, 

efficiency, e<^ency, competency, might, 

capabiUty, fbrce, energy, strength. 
a. Faculty, talent, endowment, gift. 

3. Antlu>rilj,authoritariveness,rule, 

Sreri^ative, sovereignty, sway, control, 
mnhiation, dominion, influence, com- 

4. Sovereign, potentate, governor, 
ruler, monarch. 

6. Divinity, angel [good or bad], 

■». iLow-i Good deal, great quan- 



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., - i. M^ltj, potont, aett™, 

puiesant, potential. 

[orous, lobust, sturdy, etroDg, 



Pra«D[oa1>1& a- F8aBlbl«j perfonuable, 

p0S(dbie> a^evatOe, att^nable. 
Fraetieablenefls, «. FaA,c7I€ABfIJTY- 
PinuiUcal, a, l. Adapted to pcacUce oc 



turned, ^oalified, pi^cUsed, 
thoroughbred, able, AU FAIT. 
FractJce, ii. 1. CuBtom, habit, i 
Itequeiit repeMaon. 
8. Use, us^e. 



i. Ei[erolfie(as ()f aprqftsKtot), ftppH- 

PracUse, v. a. [Written also Fraetioe-i 
1, Do IJ^'Egvejiilj/\ porfarm. 
a. BieTcSee, apply, parene, carry 



Fractleed, a. Experienced, Inatruoteu, 
verMd, lAoroughbred, qualified, skilled, 
trained, accompllBlied, pro&oient, able, 
practical, AU FAIT. 

Pragmstloal, a. Meddlii^, offli 



ap^aud. 
a, Estol, eulodze, panegjiizt 
3. Minify, Blorlh, exalt, b 

blesB, do homage tOj do honor W 



worship, 
fr^seworl^yt f. CoTDmeni^^le, laud- 



Prankr n. Capsr, antic, trick, gambol, 

fteak, vsgaiT. 
Franked out, BedlzQDed,]iuit7,showy, 

fiJDlcal, airy, gali^h, flashy, 
FranUsh, a. Sportive, playlul. Jovial, 

ftollcBome, gnmesome, Ittll of play, fnll 



. Prattle, chat, chatter, tat- 



of fill 

tie, EiabWe, gabble,' palaver, ba loqua- 

Ptate,' V. a. Tell iJUMailii), hobble, 

Prate,'». Prattle, gabble, chatter, twad- 
dle, palaTer, idle taOi, oMldish talk. 
Prater, n. Ghatteier, lattle-head. 
Prattle, o. ». Pbatk, chatter. 
PTBittle, n. PbjITB, clatter. 
Pray, ». a- Aak leamelllnj, request. 



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PRECIPITATION 



n(«s 



Hgtoas disdouTss), declare, publish. 

a. Inculcate, teaoh. 
'reach, v. n. Deliver sermons, discourse 
on reUgfoua subjects. 
<acMuK friar, Blackftiai. 

ble, n. Intrednction {especiaily 
egi^Uve act), pre&ce. Introduc- 
tory pi^L 
Precarloiua, a. Uncertain, unsettled, 
'lady, donbtfol, dubious, equivocal, 

Precaution, n. Forelliought, timely 



tone), g , . _ , _. 

anterior to, take precadence of, 
-'recedenee. In. 1. Prlorily (*» time), 
Precedency, f an tarioritr, antecedence. 
" "—'- loperioritj, pre-emi- 



Precedlne:> a. Antec^lent^ precedent, 

Precept, «, 1. Commana, injunoHon, 
order, mandate, edict, commandment, 
■ behest, diotatfl, decree, law, ordinance, 

%, Doctrine, principle, maxim, role, 
aireoHon. 
Preceptor, «. Teacher, ti 



luary, ooraer, irontier, □iar<di» 
.. District, terntorlal division. 
PreidODS, a. . I. Costly, of great price. 
a. Very valuable, of great worth, of 
great value. 

3. Dear, beloved, darling, very esti- 
mable, h^ly eafeemed or valued. 
Precious metals, Qold and EilvGi, 
Precious stones. Jewels, gems. 
Predptoe, n, Cll^ crag, steep, abrupt 



B, j». 1. 



Haste, hurry, jire- 



Preidpitate, n. (Cliem.) Precipitated 

Pre^ltat«, a. Hasty, hurried, rash, 
heaffiong,_r--" - •-'■- ' 



may, preoipi 



a. Bashness, rectilessnoiE, thonght 
iFemesa, heedlessness, ibolhardinees, 
laconsiaeral«ness, temerity, prcenmp- 



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PreidpltoDB, a. 






3, HHatf, ra9ll,heHd;,iiei><lloneiP'^ 
ijpttat«, reckless, IndlscEeet. 
Precise, a. 1. Exact, correct, liefinlfe, 
strict, 6xt>T«BB, distinct, explicit, nice, 
vell-deflDed. 

8. Formal, ceTemonione, elllf, staroli, 
starclied, prnn, punctUlcns. 
Frsdalan, ». Formalist, macMnet. 
FredBlon, n. Exiuitness, piecieeneee, 

Frectade,'c. a. Invent hinil'ec, dabar, 
impede, leatrain, proMUt, inhibit, etop, 
bur, stint out. 

FrecotdmiHi o. Fremature (e^eoia% Jn 
7/ieniai detteltqment}, b» forn^rd. 

Preeoidtr, n. pcematureness {qf Oie 
mental facvltki). 

fceconcert, o. o. Premeditate, prede- 
termine, consider befo[Sliait([. 

Fiecurgor, «. 1. Forerunner, predeces- 

». Meaeengcr, iiacbinget, herald. 

PreoorsoiT, a. 1. Foreruaniug, pre- 

cedii^, precedent, antecedent, anterior, 

». trelualve, preluaory, Introductory, 
pre^tflrj. 
Predaolaiis, a, BapaciauB, pheda- 

Predatory, a, 1. PluEdering, piilag- 

a. lUpadoas, ravenous, greedy, vo- 
raoione.Tiungry, preying, 

tioR), foreru] 
:ar, Ibre&tht 

, p — irdain, prede 

appoint^ieibnfiiBna. 



detonninatiOB, 

Predestine, V. a. Preaeteruiiiie, kre- 

Predetenuinatitm, «. Pbedestina- 

Prodetermlned, a. Foregone. 
Predicable, <!. Afflrmable. 
PredlDoment.R. 1. Sitoatlou (espedoiZn 
" liad sHaatvm), conditjou. state, posi- 

L, poBtnre, attitude, pl^t, ease. 

. iCothgtdai.] Pass, pinch, puah. 



black Mar, preaohlng friar! 



dflslare, allege, piopouaii, say, asserer- 

ato, avouch, pronouuee. 
Pcedioatlon, n. Affinaatlon, assertion, 

deoiaratlon, averment. 
Predict, ti. a. Foretell, proplieey, prog- 
— ^ur,'ol¥inej tore. 



Lte, pres^fe, ai^ur 



, ... Frophecy, pcogooi 

, ai^ury, iVtreboding, Taticiru 
divinaljon, Bootheayiiie, lorefeUiai, 
Prediotive, a. PropfieUc, presaging, 

pt^Uotar, n. Foreteller, prophet, 



Predilectjon.n. Prepossearfonfin/bwir 
'" partiality, prefwenca, inclination, 
ig, fondneEB, love. 

Pi'edispose, V. a. Incline, dispose, 1>las, 
£t, prepare, make realty. 

Predispositloii, n. Ineflnation, diapori- 
tion, willingness, JncllnatioD, propen- 
sity, proclivity, leaning, benl^ bias, 

Fredonilnance, I n. Supremacy, ascen- 
Predmuiiuuioy, ) dency, preTalence, 

superiority, sovere^nty, mafitsry. ' 
Predominant, a. Prevailing, prevalent, 
me, ascendfflit, overrming, domi- 
sovereign. 
— - — ' Frevajl, dominale. 



a, prapc 

acy, precedani 
Pte-emLoent^ a, Superior, supreme. 
Pre-eng^e, B. o. Preoccupy. 
Freftwe. n- IntroducUon, preamble, 

SroBM, FSELUSE, prolegomena, exor- 
luiu, ^koIjOO-ub, preUininary. 
PrelakoTr, a, Jntroduotory, prelimin- 
ary, prelusiie, pcelusary, precursory, 
proemlal, prep^atory. 
Freite, v. a. 1, Offbr, present, address, 
brinybrwatd, sot ftffOi. 
& ttalse, ffiralt, promote, advarkce, 
3. Choose, select, elect, pick, pick 



PreferaUe, 



■eelisit 



ict, pick, 
pitaliupo 



-ede- 



, Choice, eleofion, at 



tion, predilection. 

Pretorment, ». Promolion, advance- 
ment, exaltation, elevation. 

FreBenre, v, a. Foreshow, betoken, 
fOreehadow, portend, ^nl^, indleata. 

Pregoaat, a. 1, Knoeditb, 1^, with 
child, in the &auiJy way. 
a. Fraught, i^lete, full, teeming. 

Predudg»,1'.o. ForeJudm, prejudloate. 

Ptejiidcnient^ «. Fr^nilioe. 

Prfjodlcnte, v. a. Pkejodqe. 

Pr^udlce,«. 1. PreJu^ment, prepos- 
session, bias. 
9 ITarm, mischief, hurt, detriment, 
f, daruage, dlsaavant^. 



PrMudlolal, a. Hurtfal, n 
injnrions, detrimental, 
damaglT^ disadvautageou 

pHJndlcfHl, a. Biassed, bl 

Prelate,' 



JB, preparato^ Bt«p. 

.nae.n. Introdivitlon (to a .;»«» ly 

BHuic), preliminaiy, preface, preamble, 
proem, mouooirx, exDrdinm. 



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Fnlusarv, f preourac 

Premature, a. 1. Precocious, 
ward* ripe t 



e. a. Preconcert, consider 
n, n. Foretlionght, pre- 

. Preface, lay doira be- 



BUbJeot, state baforehand. . 
Premise, «. Antecedent propoalUon. 
Premiora, ». Eeward, recompenaa, 

bounty, prize, tonus. 



Premoultlan, n. Caution, wamii 
Pi^eooei^atiant n. 1. Prepoasea^ 

lousiiia;, abeence, muse, aliseai 
mind, brown stnijj. 
FreDoonpied, B- j--"— ■■i-- - 
absent-minded, lost 



ming, mueiDg, 
m (t prown stuuy. 
Preordain, ». a. Predetermine, pce- 
establisli.ftireociaoin, predestinate, pre- 
destine, foredoom, appoint befSira- 

Preparation, n. Provialon, making 

Preparatory, <t. latroducteiy, prelim- 
inary, pratatory. 

Prepare, v. a, 1. Fit, adapt, equip, 
qnali^. 

3- Provide, procure, get ready, put 
In order. 

Pvepnre, V, n. Get ready, put thii^ in 
order, set one'g house in order, make 
arrangements, malca provision, talie 
steps, olsar tliB ground, clear tlie way, 

action, open tlxe way, paya tlie way, 

'utweigliing, 

erior 



Prepouderatlon, n. Outw^gljlng, pte- 

PreposGeBs, V. a. Preoccupy, i^ave prior 
possession oC. 

PrepoSBoBstne:, a. AttracUTe, engag- 
ing, winning, fascinating, taking, cap- 
fjTafJng, bewitching. 

PrepasBeeslan, n. 1. Preoccnpation, 
pMot poseeesion. 
3* n^jndice, bias, one-sidednaas. 

Pr^HiBterons, a. 1. Perverted, liaving 



dity, nn- 
, IboUah- 



Frerr^atlve, «. Pnvliegs, 
r^ht, liberty, ftanchise, ad^ 



— J. Forebode, divine, 
are a praeenMmant of. 
I, predict, prophesy, for&- 



ft^byop^}"- F-^aigl'tcdnaBs. 
Presbyopic, a. Far-s^kted, presbytic. 
Preabytic, a. Far-algbted, praabyoHo. 
Prescience, n. Foreknowledge, fore- 
sight, forecast, prevision. 
Pi-esoient, a. Foretaowing, (Orsaeeli^, 

Prescribe, v. a. Direct, order, appoint, 
ordsiu, dictate, enjoin, decree. 

Frescript, n. Direction, dcccBO, ordin- 
ation, tnle, ordjnanee, law. 

Prescription, n. 1. Castom, usage. 
a. {Med.i Becipe. 

Freseuce, ». Mien, ^, carriage, port, 



:>fesent, n. Gift, donation, donative, 
benei^Uon, ofibni^, gratuity, largess. 



3. Give, bestow, grant, oosveo, ^tb 

4. Hand, pat into one^a hands. 

Z. Exhibitfon^ represenlation, Betiing 

5. Bestowal, donation, ^ving. 
Presentiment, n. Forebodii^. 
Presently, ad, 1, Direetiy, immediately, 

a. Soon, akortly, pretty soon, befbre 
long, by and by, in a short time. 
Preservation, n. 1. Malnl«nanoe, oon- 

8. aeon'iity, saffety, salvation. 
Preserrative, n. Preserver, means of 

Preservative, a. OonsecvatiTS, pre- 

PreBsrvatory, a. Preservative. 

Preserve, «. a. 1. Keep, guard, pro- 
tect, dMOnd, secure, slil^d, uphold, 
sastain, m^ntain, spare, save, watch 

3. Conserve, keep sound, save from 

Preserve,™. 1. Sweetmeat, conteoUon, 



find™ 



.(J&rff. 



', protector. 



a. Praaervative, i 



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Press, E. ». 1. Bear iieavliy. 
S. Hasten, hurry, pusti, rosU. 

3. Crowd, tliroi^, force a viaj. 
FreSA, n< 1* Pilnmig-pFesH- 

8. Literature, literary pabllciitlona. 
8. Crovil, fkhrcmff, maltttnde- 

4. Uigenaj^prenure, bjory. 
Fresfdugr, rf. Utgaut, Iraportniu 
FreBgiiTe, «. 1. Campraa^g, sqi 

cruHblni IbMe. 

8. Drgeney,. . , 
Fresomoble, a. Probable, reanonablE 

Ukely, i^redlble, tbat stands to reason. 
Presume, v. n. 1. Suppose, conjeeture, 

tblni^snrmlBfl, believe. 



...... OoDBlder, deem, tblnk, 

uoiivTe, suppose, take for granted. 
FMsnmptloii, n. 1. Opinion, belief, 
Bopposmou, oesjeoture, guess, 

Zt Arrogance, IbrwarimeBB, audacity, 
ansurance, effl-ontecy, brass, cheek. 
I. Ptobabllity, gcouEd for bellev- 



Presmnptli 

evidence. _ 

eumatautlal evldem 
Fleeamptooas, 

ftirif ard, preaun: 

fOfj-liajdy. 






d on probable 



1. Arrogant, bold, 
(Riedent, 



PreflQppofle, ff. a. Ireply, 

poae, take £ai grantedT 
Pretence, ». [Written a 



1. Shcnr (to cmiieal a thhig t 



(jap-tiap. 
a, Subt*rfi^e, evaaioi 
Pretend, V. a. Feign, a 
connterfslt, aliam. 



IsdT. 

U Cladm, demand. 
7, atsumpMon, proltealon, 
iB, niake-belieTe. 
^- - — .celt, pietentlousnesB, pertness, 
priggery. 
PreteatiODS, a. IBeeent.l Assuiaing, 
oonoeited, yaln, part, flippant, prl^aE, 



Fretematoral, ». Irr^ular {as bekig 



, natural, luei^licable, strange. 

I>retext, b. Sbow (to cmtseal c 
done), appeaituioe, afibotaHou, i 
tdoa, mask, color, rsEOBsea. 



PKICELESS 



Pretty, a. BeauUful (loiJSou/ i%j(J^ or 
ffra7idear]j oAsDBOJUEf elegant, comely, 

Pretty, ad. Moderat^y, tolerably, con- 
riderably, in some ilegcee. 

Prev^I, T, n. 1. PredomLoale, prepon- 
derate, succeed, proapai', nave the 
superiority, gain the advantage, l>e In 
the ascendant, get the upper band, 

sway, havfToarreoEy, be Tu vogue, be 



rife,^ 
Prevollti^C, a. 1. £ff» 
prcdojainant, efQcaci< 



iponder- 

3, Kecelved 'lai He preseiU time), 
current, established, ordinary, usual, 
pBEVAtKST, widely extendea, most 
genei'aL 
Prevail on, I Peranade [bg argwmenl). 
Prevail upon. I Iniuenoe, Induce. 
Prevail viitb. Persuade log on appeal 



Prevalence, n. 1. Superiority, success, 
predominance, preponderance, ptos- 

^1 Influence, efficacy, power, force, 
streagtb. 

3. Unlveraallty, wide extendon, gen- 
eral receptloD. 
Prevalent, a. 1. Superior, Tietorious, 
predomln^t, successful. 

a. Powerful, efflcadouB, efibctual. 

3. Beo^ved (ffenemlb/j, oetabllahed, 
eurrent, ordinary, usual, fitEVAiiJtia, 
widely extended, most generaL 
PievatlDat«, v. ». Quibble, alniffle, 
cavil, palt^, do^Eu, evade the lint^, 
BQUITOOATX {by looee or indefimite e«- 



, p. a. Obstruct, hwdbb, stop, 
I, tdwart, intercept, iiitarrupt, 
I, preclude, AmsUate, forefeud, 



Preventive, a. Prophylactic. 
Preventive, n. Propliylaotio. 
Previooa, a. Antecedent, prior, fbrmer, 

preceding, anterior, foregoing. 
PreTlooS^, 0(2. Befi»re, antecedency, 

beforehand. 
Prevision, ». Forealght, foreknowledge. 



(or nponl, 1. Plunder, ^dllage, 
ivonr, feed upon. 

1, Value {in money), charge, 



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PHck.v.a. l,Pi6ro6(«rf(*astBnii Aofe|, 

9. Spur, goad, Inoite, Impel, urge, 
TOnBe, Biv^nse, Bldniiilat^ drive. 

3. Sting, 'WQUiLd, palu, hart. 
'FHclk, V. «. Spnr, itae, gallop, hastan. 
Frlok,x. 1. GosA, point. 



~ AoIcLeoi 
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3. HaaghtiuesB, lo^nees, loFdlineeB, 
BuparclllouaneaB, asBiimptlDn, Inaoler " 
TMn-gloi'y, arroganoe, hhheuk, j 

*™^™atloii (q/" eSoraciei-), dtgn 
self-reepect. 

show, lustra, bi'^htnaas, effulgence 

Pride one's self on, Boast, take pride 
In, rate lifeMy, glory lu, pigue one's 
Bslf eii, plums on^ self on, Btnnd "iv"!- 

Friest, ». Clei^ymiui, divine, ml 
pastor, parson, eccle^astlc, c' 

Priestly, o. Sacerdotal, 
Prig, «. Puppy, coxmmb; con 
pert, eaucy, arprogmatical iblloi 
Trlggery, ». PartaieBa, conceit, 

PriSKlsb, a. Conceited, pert. 



, , Formal, stiff, precise, Stan 

starohed, stiait-liwed. In bnckram. 
Primacy, ''«■ Primatasldp. 
Prima fiKle, [Ii.] At fiTBt sigHt, on t 

Primary, «■ 1. Primitive, al)oi^n_., 
oclglnd, primordial, pilmeval, prisSne, 

OCBt. 

Z- Chief, principal, laadb^. 
3. Eiementary, lowest. 
PrlmtUw, n. AicbblBiiDp, metropolits 



Primateship, ». j. 

Prime, a. 1. First, original, prim 
— . — 1 .,.: 1 — j—oraiai] pfi 






pdmal, primeval, pilmordi] 
-bortnnaL 

9. Higheat, OMef, principal, best, capi- 

il, firet-rale. 

me, n. l. Be^nlng, oj 

ut, oarllast stage, 

». Yontb, spring of life, early di 



healtboi 



eauty. 

Primitive, o."°l.' Prbnev^, . 

piime, primordial, original, aboriginal, 

loistlne, primary, first. 
it. Bumcoi, nnderlved. 
Piime minister, n. Premie. 
Primeral, a. Ocigiaol, pbtuitivb. 
Primitive, a. 1. Origlaal, primeval, 

primal, primordial, abotiginsa, prime, 

primary, piistme, flrst. 

S. Kadical, nnderlved. 

Primness, ti, StitTness.fo 

Primordial, a. Original, 



, ?i. 1, Soveia^, ruler, monaroli, 
Sovereign's son (e^tedal^ the eid- 
L Royal, regal, imperial, 



HbEA-al, bounteous, bountifni, noble. 
Princess, «, 1. FemBle ruler. 
3. Sovereign's dai^ht«F. 
a. Prince? wife. 
Frinelpal, a. Chief, main, first, higbest, 
supreme, leading, cardinal, most ocn- 
^oerable, most iiapavtant. 
I^DCipal, ». 1. Gblaf, bead, leader, 

8. Masler, head master. 



rhjirlmo m 
i. Memant, 



6. Integiity, npiigbtness, rectitude, 

Kobity, honesty, Tictue, I'^bteousness, 

n™ t..n<H«™ worth, honor. 

a, dress ^ideally. 

, . _. , .impress, mark, 

stamp. 
a. Engraving. 

3. Kewspaper, journal, 

4. Oalieo, printed cotton clolh. 
Frintins, "- Typography. 

Prior, a. Former, preceding, previoos, 
— ..j,_ — 4.„.j__. precedent, forego- 



ing, precnK 
Prioilto, »(. 
Priory, K. Convent, 



itecedence, antoiiority, 

', cloister, 

Snectrnm, Solar spectrum. 

wkliouBS, house of correo'tion, 

Isoner, «. Captive. 
istiue,<t. Primitive, primary, original, 
borlgln^ primeval, primordial first. 
Ithee, l^oc 1 prOff tAeeA Pray,plaase, 
0, vouchsafb, be so good as, nave the 



tt, seulo^n, soli- 



PrivaM.n, 1. Secluded, n 
tered, isolated. 



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Pi'lvatioii, n. 1. ]>aprH 

a, Poverty, destltutlotL, waut, need, 
pODury, necessity, aisttass. 

FiJidleKe, n. Prerogative, r^ht, olalniT 
aasawiige. Immunity, ftanobiae, lib- 
erty, fovor. 

Pi:£»lty, II- Knowla^, ct^nlzanoe, pri- 
vate coitcimence. 

Privy, o. t, IndlvMoal, speclaj, private, 
pe^DOal, pecuUar, parbloolar. 
e. Secret, clmdestlne. 
3> Cognizant of, aeqnalnted witJi. 

Frl-nr, n. Neoe«i!iii7, bacIc-houBa, Jakee, 

Prize, «. 1. Reward, premlnm, trophy. 

3. Captore, 
Prize, p. o. 1. Estimate, rate, appridse. 

■!. EBMeio, value h^lily. 



Proliable, a. Mtely, nroHumible, tiiiu- 

Ible, reasonable, to be expected, tiiat 

stands to reason. 
ProbaMy, ad. Apparently, to ftll 

pearance, in alt probability. 
PFoI>a*lDn,n. 1. Kovltlate. 

a. Horiil trial, 
Probotloner.B. Novloe. 
Probe, 0. a. Sorutinlze, examine, search, 

fiOlind, explore, sift, IooIe into. 
Prolilty, ». Inlegrity, nprightness, hon- 

eel^, ^QTtti, rectatode, virtue, goodueHa, 



^ 



ustice, equity, iUi 

Probtem, ». Qaeation (to 
enigma, puszle, riddle, E 
point in tUapute, pitot to t 
settled, question at issue, vexed ques- 
tion. 

Pmblematloal, a, UncertalD, doubtful, 
duldouB, queellonabie, disputable, enig- 
matical, puzzlli^, unsettled. 

Pcabascla, n. Snout, truufc. 

Procedore, n. 1. Conduct, practice, 
conrse. process, manaKement, course ol 
mode of opeiaHon. 
- '- '— deed, action, pe- 



it. Act, transai 



formance, ptoceedlng, measure, step. 
Proceed, v. m. 1. Proyess, advan 



get along, hold or Iceep 

8. Ailse, apring, coma, issue, emanate, 
ordinate, flow, follow, rasnlt, ensue, 
accrue, come out, go fortli, be derived, 
be caused, take rise, be owing, be 



'rooeeda, n. pi. Product, produce, 
income, yield, receipts, returns, avails. 
Process, n, 1. Coarse, ptc^ess. 

a. Operation, procedure, proceedli^, 
stion, performance, step, trausaotlon, 
xaeaeare, conduct, manngement, series 



of meai... 
8. iLmp. 



node of oi 



Inai.) Prg/eoljon, profuboranc 
iaa, n. Train, cout^k, tun 



dare, promulgate, adverttee,' trumpet, 
broach, (zy, nMke Mioim, hlaie abroad, 
spread abroad, ni^ae abroad, give notice 
. ij, ma^e proolamation oL 

Proclaimer, n. Promulgator. 

Proolamatioa, ». 1. Announcement, 



pioncness, propensity, bias, dispodtion, 
leanli^, bent, aptitude, predisposition, 
direction, determination, beating, drift, 

ProciTistlnate, n. a. Defbr, delayipost- 
pone, aSjoutn, put off, slave oB; lay 
over, let iiia over. 

~ ■ " ■ Delay, wait, iag. 



Procrastiaate, . . 

loiter, be dilatory. 
ProcrasUnatlon, n. IMlatorii. — , , 
t^g Dlf, delay, tardiness, slowness. 






Iwgettet. 
^roeoreiutiii., i^. 

triyance, agency, 1 



Productive 

X. Generate, eagenaer, 

TOduoe, propagate, bring 

Generatioa, begetting, 

Generator, fitlier, sire. 






0, prooura- 



cnration, ». 1. Agency, tEOOtTBE- 
i, Anthority aS an agent, autliority 
, (into.) Agent, proxy, 



Kir, 7*. 1 
y, deputy. 

In, achieve, g. 



X. Contrive, < 
ProdUcal, o, 



I, provide, fiir- 
, cause, e£^ct, 



■Wasteful, lavish, extrav! 

„ ,„ i, too liberal. 

Frodteal,». Spendthrift, waster, squai 

ProdiS^lty, «. WaBteitalnesB extrav! 

gance, excess, prot^ion, lavishness, ui 

tnrlftlncss, squandeilug. 
Frodlglons, a. 1. Marvellous, wondei 

surprlsh^, astouiidimr. stranve. star 
lii^, extraovdinai'y. 



drous, ridraculL 



'ery strange, u 
monstrous, huge. 



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PntdlgT, n- l* M^vel, portent, wan> 

der, sQrade. . 
9, MonateF, mouBtroBtty, mooncalf, 

mmatatal product. 
Produce, v, a. 1. Exhibit, bLow, liElDg 

(tawaia, bHnfi out, bring into view, 

bold ^ liO Tlflir, lirii^ to light. 






^aCs, moke, 



B. ]£xt«nd, pTotraoi, pialong:, draw 
out, Ira^Uien. 

S. Agdcultui^ products. 
Frodaot,n. 1. PFodnce, yield, proceeds, 
returns. 

8. Itesalt, efitet, wock, fi'uit, produc- 
tion, perfbmuuioe. 
FTodiiotlon, «. 1. Troduoe, prodact, 



Ppof^aUiin, 1-. 

mlaose, abuse. 
Proline, a. 1. Irceverent, IrrelleiouB 

blasphemous, wicked, aaotllagiouB, im 

piouB. 
a. UnhoEowea, Impura, pollttted. 

Profane, »■ a. Desecrate, pollute, deflle 



2. Pro&se languaige. 
Profess, V. a, 1. Ayow, acknoii 
ovn, oont^, declare, affirm, a 
brer, all^e. 



ProfiUees, a. UseleBs, worthlesB fruit- 
lesB, booHeBe, uaprofltaWe, viUueleee, 
of no use. 

'j'ofligate, a. DepraTcd, oorrnpt, disao- 
luifi, corrupted, very wiolied, graceless, 

Prp^;ate, n. Debauoliea, rake, llber- 

a. Penetrating, eagacioas, skilled, not 
mpeificinl. 

8. Lively, vivid, sttong, deep-ftlt. 

4. Lowly, humble, BubmisBive. 
ProfiHidity, II, Depth, deepness. 
Profuse, a. 1. Laviab, pi-odigal, !m- 

Srovident, extravagant, wasteful, too 
Qer^ too bonntlful. 
a. Exuberant, over-abounding, in 
profiiBlon. 
ProfusenesB, n. Frofusioh. 
Proflislan, ». 1. LavixlmeBB, sxceSB, 
prodigality, extrav^ance, waste. 

Prog," '■ ' '"* ■ • - ' 



a. Pretend, lay claim 



i), callti^, occupation, 



a. Skill, accomplishment, ocqulrs- 

Proflt^mt, a. Skilled, sklimi, conver- 
Bant, contpetfiut, vell-tersed, qnalidod, 
t^actlEed, trained, aocomplislied, able, 
tliorougbbced, finished, good, at 1 

■D__o_.__. _ A.i™t —pert, dab, uwc- 
Ltal hrmd, good 



return, avails. 



tuitor. 



Progeny, n. Offlipiiiig, ddli 



, stock, tmeage. 



VtrrgnoflXAo, n- Sign, token, preeaga, 
omen, indication, augury, forabodiiig, 
prt^nostioatloD. 

Progiiostiaate, v. a. Foretell, preCiict, 
foi'etokcn, betoken, prophflHy.foreslunv, ^ 
Ibreshadoiv, Indlcats, portend, augur. 

FrognoBtlcaldoii, n. 1. PboOkostio. 
it, Ai^uiy, prediction, vaticination, 
prophecy, indlcaticn. 

Pmi>n.d¥ninA. 9t. Order of exardaes. 

. Advancement, advance, 



S. Growth, increase. Improvement. 

Pro^reflSt v. ». Advance, pcoceed, go' 

on, get on, go aiiead, set ahead, get 

forward, get along, mako Iiead, make 

I, 11. Advancement, ad- 



PiMbibit, B. a. 1. Hinder, prevent, 
debar, preclude, restrain. 
S, Forbid, inliiblt, disallow, Inter- 

ProMbition, n. Intardicflon, Inferdlot, 

inhibition, disallowance, embargo. 
Prohibitive, a, f bozibitoev. 

iMbltory, a. Restrictive, prOhlbit- 



3, DeiineatisiasasplierejgioaaptaM). 
PriiieGt, V. n. Protrude, jut, bulge, Jut 
6at, stand out, be promlueat. 



asiGoOglc 



dsrise, design, 
FT(i)efiUle,R. 



. Flan, Echeme, c 



, ... ,..j1od, throwing. 

Planning, daaignlM, eontrlslng. 
Prominence, pcotobei'anee, bulge, 



Fcoletarion, a. [flare.] Mean, vulgar, 
PraletarlBt, R. PROLSIAIBB, ]ai>oiiag 

Prol«taryt ^. Chorl, peasant, rnEUc, 
clodhopper, oounltyman, plougliman, 
loue, clown, boor, hind, laboring num. 

FiiilUlc,!!. Fruittid, f^Qle.prodncUie, 
generative, teaming. 

ProUi, a, 1. Difi^BO, wordy, verbose, 
loose, long, long-Bpun, spnn-ont, long- 
winded, alsoiiiMve, rambling, not oon- 

a, TlreBOme, tedioos, uninteresting, 

FroUxi^, «. Ciffuseness, prollEnese, 

YOrboalty, tedloua length. 
FroUsuess, ». Proiixfly. 
Prolocutor, «. Speaker, epokeemon. 
Prologne, ti. IntrodaoUon {to a pl(^), 

**---' " '". liengtben, pFotra,Gt, ex- 

protrac- 




Tromiae, v. a. 1, Pledge, engage, cot- 

S. Qive eicpeetatlon of, excite a hope 

Promise, u. n. Engage, osree, stjpnlate, 
bargain, be sworn, pledge ono'a aeli; 
pllglie one's word, pass one's word, give 



iklsiiie, a- Enooura^g, giving 
lund of hope. 

- note. Note of iand. 

I, v~ Headland, foreland, 

a, Forward, advance, fur- 
rage. Iielp, assist. 
«, exalt, raJse, pref^- 



PromoUoa, n. 1. Purtlierance, eBCoar- 
agement, advancement, 
a. Blevatloii, preferment. 
Promot, a. 1. Keady, quiet, apt 

it. Sarly, timelv, pnnctual. 
Prompt, V. a. 1. Indte, induce, stjmu- 
late. Impel, engage, incline, dl^oaa,, 
ui-ge, set on, draw on. 
Z. Put in mind, give the cue to. 

Fi-omptitnde, n. P£0>ifTKESS. 
Pionmtness, n. Keadinsas, qni<^Jieafl, 

alacnty, aiertneaa, prompticude. 
Fromulsate, u ^ ■-* ■ 



abroad, ucase abroad, give noUoe ot, 
make promulgation of. 

TerUaement, pnblicatioa, deelaratioa. 

Prone, a, 1. Prostrate (teith t&e fane 
^mnvtrsrfy), reoumbent, iTlng, flat- 
Si 81opii«, inolinii^. 
S* TMsposed, tnclinod, l«ndii^. 

ProneuesB, n. IMspoaitlon, tendency, • 
procllvlly, IncllnaUon, bias, bent, pro- 
pensity, aptness, torn, leaning, prodi»- 
poaition. 

Pronounce, n. a. 1, Uttar {with proper 
•Kcent amaloiie), speak, eanuoiate, AB- 

9. Seclare, affirm. 

3. Deliver ((« ok. trrat^n). 
Pronnnclament^, n. ProolamatLan, 
annouacemenl^ declaration, manifesto. 
Proof, n. 1. Test, trial, essay, exparl- 



3. Proof-flbeet. 
Proof-sheet, ». Proof. 



[d np, shore 



itain, nphold, 
:, stay, brace, ruii- 
Pcoxuigate, V. a. 1. Multiply, increase, 

g. Spread, dlShse, diaaeminate, dr- 
culate, extend, spread abroad. 

3. Generate, beget, engender, pro- 
create, breed, produce, bring into 

Propasation, 1. MuiapllcaUon, i 

a. 6iasemination,' diffusion, exti_ 
sfen, enlargeuLent. 
3. Genetatlon, procreation, breeding. 
Propel, V, a. Impel, drive forward, 
push forward, nrae on. 

Pi-openslty, rt. Inclination, . 

Proper, a. 1. Particular, pecullai, 
dividual, spedal, specific, — ' - 

9. Fit, flttli^, 1>efltting, BuiCabie, ap- 
propriate, meet, seemly, eonvenSen' 
adapted, becoming, right, lo^tjmats. 
Property, «. 1, Qnality. attrlbuC 
pBculiarity, cliaracte- '-■' - — ■■ — 



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tjon, raljclasttcm 

aaa. 
Propbea;, V. a. Predict, foretell, 

noslloatB, TATICINATE, divine. 
Fropbebn. "—"-'— '-.-'.i 

eootheayer, ... _ 

Froplietla, a. PredloUve, ibratelllug, 

predfoUi^^ 
Propliylaotf«f <$. (Med.) Freve 



,', fotetellar, eeer. 



. (Jtfed.) Prerenal 



Propiaff„,- _. , 

- bea^n, kind- 
le. AoaidciouB, locky, Itappy, fbrtu 
nate, ^voraMe, opportune, prosperoui 
ptotolaing. In a fair way- 
Proportion, n. 1. Symmetr;, STmmel 



ProphylaotJo, 

Froplnoulty, 1 
iU, vii&riS, L_. 
a. Kindred, at 

FroplUata, V. a. Concllialfl, appeit 

pacli^r rflGoncUej gain Uke ^vor 

nittke pro^tlons, make StTorable. 

Fropitlaitloii, n " " — ■"-■'-- - 



rIoalreJoti 



liare, lot, part, portion. 
Proportion, c. 3, Adfiiat {mjin 
■ laiiaits), regulate, gradnate, put 



dfme),jK 



. Offer {qf tomeSiia, 



Propose, M. ». [fieoeni.] Intend, design, 
mean, pnrpoae, have tne intention, pro- 
piKB to one'B eelf. 



Prop^etor, n. 

prietary. 



PEOSTITUTE 



a, deoeney, good behavior, 



Froroeue, v. a. Adjourn [aa I'srfia- 

meniX. 
Fposalc, a. ■ 1. Prosy, unposticid. 

9. Dull, Aat, bald, 8tuiad,unlnt«re8t- 

< — .„.....^jj^^ tli'eaome, tfldjone, 

, hamUrnm. 

tanish, exile, ont- 

3. Exclnde, Interdlot, problblt, r^eet, 

3. iWiounce, censare, condemn. 
roBOrlptioii, n. 1. Banlsbment, exile. 



follow oat, caccy out, carry on, perse- 

it. Acra^Q, talie the Ian of, bring 

Prosecatlon, n. I. Purmiit. 

^ Arinl^unent, biil^i^ to trial. 
Proseoutor, n. Plaintilt, aceuser. 
Froselyte, n. Convert, catechnmen. 
Ftose^te, V. a. Convert, bring over. 
Fi-oser, n. Bore, buttonMilder, tedious 



Pi-osopopiBla, n. {Rhet.) 



3. Landsoape, eoanery, ploture, 
blrd'a-eye view. 
3. f^peutaUon, antidparion, contem- 

seeii^, promise, lo^snniptlon, hope, 

ProspecClT«, a. Fntnre, coming. 
FntspecUve, n, 1. Distant view. 

a. View, prospect, contemplation, 
ProepeetiTely, ad. In tlie futoK, here- 

Fro»pectus,n. F\&ali^alilerar«a!ork), 

outfine, eobeme. 
Prosper, v. a. Favor, beftiend, aid, ibr- 

ivard, help, mal<e succegsful. 
Pi'(»t>eF, V. n. Succeed, ffouilsb, Hiiive, 

go on well, ba EDeceeafnl. 
Prasperity, «. Bnocess, tbrift, welfiire, 

liappinefla, weli-baingj Inck, good fin.'' 

tune, good luok, rim of luofi, palmy 

daya, baloyou deyB, uoIIbs of fortune. 
Frasperoas, a. t. SueeeBstal, tbrivlng, 

fionrisbing, tortnn^a, loelty, iiappy, 

weU off, weU to do. 



good, golden, briglit. 
FrostJtat«, p- a. Mi 

apply, pervert, make 
Prostltote, ». Courti 



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PROSTITUTION d 

FroEUtntton, ti, 1. MiBQse, abuse, per- 

Tex8i[>nT proraoaHon. 
^ Unlawful sexual intercourse (on 

tke part (ifawoitmnj/b^'Mrf), harlotry. 
Prostcat^ a- 1. TiostFated, prone, 

S, Ex^usted, t^utUig, ^Dldi^, ever- 

Prostcata, o. a. 1. OveriLrow, otbt- 
turn, level, fell, demoliflli, destroy, ruin, 
tiiiow down, la; flat, bring to the 



Pnwr, a. 1. Proaalo, unpoeHoal. 

a. Dull, flat, Btupid, uninteceiiiing, 

iinentertliJIiiiiggtiraBomB, t«dloiis. 
Frot«ot, o. o. Defand (by a ™™™nni 

guard, Bbleld, soreea, Miell 



, house, 



Frotection, 



1. Shelter, dafeu< 



cotltj, safety, refoge, enard, pi 

a. Shield, ffigi8,bucliler, palladium. 
ProtecUve, a. DeTenalve. 
Pivtector, 1. Guarillan, oliampiorii Se- 

Pro tempoi'B, [L.] For the time, for tht 

time b^ug, for the present occailon. 
Protest, V. n. Declare isolami2yj, aver. 

atteat,'WBa^. 
Protest, n, a. Deo!are(aoiannii/), aseect. 



type, exemplar, example, arolietype, 

Protract, B. a. Prolong, continue, draw 

out, lengtheu, spin out. 
Piatrnde. v, a, l. Shoot out, thrnet 

forward, push fortii. 
8, Seefle, Jut out, haiwf over. 
ProtmdB, V. «. Project, Jut, bulge, jut 

Protn^eranoe, «'. I^omlnence, projec. 
tlon, swellii^, hnlge, process, excree- 

Protabenint^ a, Prfjeoang, promhient, 

salient, bulging. 
Plovd, a. 1. Oouceltad, OYer-veeulng, 
egotlstloal, assuming. 

}^ Arrogant, haugiity, supercilious, 
ptesumntuouB, lordly, lofty, valE.^lori- 
ous, h]gh-aidrlt«d, h^-etruug. 
S. Grand, stately, noble. 
Prove, V, a, 1. Demonatrate, show, 
manifest, conflrm, establish, evidence, 
eyinoe, snlfltanaata, vei'liy, make good. 
8. Trs, fat, examine, make trial of, 
put to the test, experiment upon, sub- 
mit to the test or proof. 



fin- brutes), Kidaei, 



. Food {as hay, co 



rovide, w. a. 1. Prepare, procure, get 
read;^ make ready. 
" Supply, furnish, stock. 

de, V. n. 1, Cater, fumlah sup- 



L. FoietbODght, fore- 



Provident. "■ Careful ifi»- the future), 
prudent, dleereet, cautious, fereoastli^, 
frugal, ecDDomical. 

Froviiice, n. 1, Territory, region, tract, 

a. Dependency, colony. 



capacity. 



itrked. 






provident 

J. Preparation, provident measures 

3, Stoat, store, hoard, fund. 

vi^ana, n. pi. Food, vlctuids, prov- 
der, ibJ^, eatables, viands, subsist. 



couditloni 



provisory. 
tOj, for t£e 

. OondiUoD, provision, clause, 
a1 sUpulation. 



, simulant, Inceottve, pFovocs 

Afi^ont, oS'eiice, indignity, insull 

exdtea or provokes. 

Simulant, 

la^ Inst^ats, 



iiralien^ Incite, move, kindle, 



3. Exasperate, Incense, enrage, chafe, 
ai^ar, irritate, exacerbate, aetUe, 
ofl&id, affioat, infuriate, give ofifence 
or nmbrage to, put out, put oat of 
liumor, work inte a passion, lash int^ 
ftiry, raise one's ire, raise one's dan- 
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ProsiiBBtfl, a. ]!Tait, neacsab, immedi- 
ate, close, not cemotfl. 

Proximity, «. Neamesa, eontieulty, 
a^aceucy, vicinity, vlcini^ej neigaber- 

n. [L.I Neit month. 
Proxy, n. Subslitute, agent, deputy, 
repceBentattsB, locum tbnenb. 



DD, eardulness, e 



onewerate, 



^e,JnilioiDnane8a,Jii^niant, wjadom 

{igipltBd lo till DTiMnarn oHMo qf l^ej, 
aenee, tact, onuFTioTi, imflaat. 

Prudeot, a. 1. DlsoraeC, c 
fnl, drcDmspect, vaiy, nana 
JaudcmB, pnmdent, pioaenUol. 
S. Frugal, aoonomloal. 

Prodeatlal, a. Po""- - 

Prndery, ». Coyni 

ProtUslii a. Coy, aemure, reserved, oyer- 



Pmne,n. Dried plum. 
Prurience, In. It^lili^, loT^lng, lust, 
Pmrioncy, ( lianliering, onpiditj'. 
Proi'ient, a. Itohlne;, longing, hanker- 
ing, cravicg, loatfur 
PrDSSian bine, Ferrocyanlde of Iron, 



Prusdo acid, Hydrocyanlo oeid. 

Pry, V. B. Pear, pry, search, look closely 

or natrowlr. 
Prjing;, o. CurlonB, Inquisitive, peerli^, 

scrnHnldng. 
Psalm, B. Sacred song. 
PgalmtHly, ». PsaJm-Bingine. 
Pgaliu-BlnjCiniTf ^- P&olmody. 
Psalter, ». Book of Fsalmii. 
Pseodonyine,!!. False nuns. 
Paliaw, Brfei^' Poh, pugh, Uddle-stiolt, 

QonBcnBe.fn^e. 
Psora, n. tL.] jMed.) Scabies, tlie itch. 
PsyohoIofflOH], a. Metaphyeica). 
Pi^^diolo^, n. Metaphydos, pneuma- 

tolDEy, soence of mitid- 
Pnhlte.o. 1. Of the whole, not private, 
a. Open, notorious, generally known. 
8. Oommon, genersL 
Pnbllo, B, [Preceded by The-J Persons, 

men, eoeiety, thepeople, the oommanity, 

PubUcan.n. Tax-gatherer. 



pinducUon (book, 

11. Injt, tavern, house of 

notoriety, eurrency. 

on, annoimoe, uetlare, dis- 
ilge, reveal, adv?-"— '— 



VubUt3i,v.a. 1. Pi 



. Issue (oi a boolij, emit, 

ron, n. PlaiU-lonee, yiue-fretter. 



puts ATI ON 



a. [ mtnw.] Confusion, bother, per- 

S'esity, agitation, fiorry, bustle, flat^ 
r, exdtement, dlscomposuie, &ver, 
iVet, tremor, perturbation, Fuss. 
Pudder, n. Enatle, tumult, turmoil, 

confusion, pother. 
Pnddii^^stone, n. Conglomerate. 
Fnddle,. M. Pool {tg" dirty (cater). 
Puerile, a. 1. Boylsli,cbildIeh,javeiiile, 



Puerility, n. 1. Boyishness, ehildlsh- 
nees, youUiEalneBs, Juvenility. 
S. Folh'. IboliehnesB, nonsense. 
Puff, II. miff, sudden gust. 
., , i, pu^ 



Pcalae iexirai^gamtly). 
Puff op, Inflate swdl, blow np. 
Puffed up, Ooncdted, proud, liaughiy. 



Puffer, ». (Ich.) Globe-fiBli. 

PufBn, n. Coulter-neb, Labrador aulc 

[Alca arcHca). 
Fu^, o. 1. Swelled, swollen, tumtd. 
S. Bombastio, Inflated, extrayagamt, 

targid, tomidgjpompons. 
Pi^h, iataj. Fsliaw, poh. 
FugUlaiu, H. Boidns, AsUeuffi. 
Pug:lllst, ». Boxer, bully, prize-flglitei. 
PnenBcloiis, ". Qoarieljiorae, fightdng, 

Pnguacity, ». Quarrelsomeness. 
Fi^nis et CHlcibns, [L.] With flsta 

PuiBEaace, «. Power, force, strength, 

m^lit, poten^. 
PulBsant, a. Powerful, strong, mighty, 

Puhe, V. «. Vomit, spew. 

Puke, V. a,- Vomit, spew, cast up, throw 

Piile, «. n. Whine, wldEoper, cry. 
Pnll, V. a. 1. Draw, haul, tug, drag. 

i. Teat, rend, draw.apart. 

'in one's bornB, [cSi«ogi«ai.] Ka- 

preSB one's ardor, restrain one's pride, 
oease hoaBling, iraw in one's horns. 

Pnllolate, o. n. OermlDate, bud, shoot, 
sprout, reeetato, pugh, grow, put forth, 
burst niFtli, shoot fortL 

Pullnlatlon, n. Qermlnation, budding, 

PnlTnp, i.lJctive.] Draw up, haul up. 

a. lAcAve.] Extirpate, eradicale, 
d^troy, plnck up. 

3. [JVeuter.] Stop, halt. 
PiilmoDtuy, a. Pulmonie. 
Pulmonic, a. Pulmonary. 
Pulp, «. Soft part, soft mass. 
Pulpit, )'. Desk, sacred desk. 
Pulsate, 11. «. Beat, throb. 
Fnlsatlon, «. Beating, beat, throbbing, 



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Polsatory, a. Throbbing. 

Poise, n. 1. Beating: or tluobblng of aa , 

S. Legumes, niiiC of Icgnminoas 
plants. 
Pnlverable, a. Cmmbline, brittle, fri- 
able, cdap, pnlTeriaable, oa^ly cinm- 

PiiLverizable, a, Tai^\ss^BhE, that 

may be pulreilzed. 
Pulverize, v. a. Irltorate, eommlnate, 

brnise, grind, bray, levigate, reduoa to 

PnlTemlent, a. Duslj, powdeiy. 

Pun, P, n. Quibble, plaj upon words, 

PaDi£. M. a. 1. Perfotatei.bore, piaroe. 

8. Push, poke. 
FniioIi,». I. Borer. 

g, FuBb, poke. 

3. Horse {short and UikIi), 

4, Boflbon (qT aptippet-aliow], clown, 
harlequin, punobinello, mercy-Andren', 
aany, Boaramouoli, E»l, antfe, pickle- 
harrijig, Jaok'-pudoing;. 

Paminel, n. (Written also and preftr- 
',] Knob, protuWant 



Piuamel, V. a. [Written ali 
erably Pomrad.] Eeat, ' 
fii^, drub, bang, maul 



bruise, thiasb. 



Punctuality, n. 1. Nice^, Bornpnlo^ty, 



Punctuate, D. a. Point. 
Punoture, », Small bole. 
Punotniv, V. a. Priuk, perfoTftlfl. 
Pui^ency, b. 1. AcrldneBa, acrimony, 
oauatidty, poignancy, piquancy, aharp- 

^ Keennees, pointednesg, smarirness. 
Pungent^ a. 1, Singing, Brimulatliw, 
pricking, abarp, biting, burning, hot, 
peppery, pleridng, penetrating, piquant, 

Pnnio.a. 1. of the Oarthaglnians. 
3. Faitiiless, perfidious, treacherous, 

Pnnlc (WUi, Treaoiiery. perfldtonsneaa. 
PunlBli, V. a. Chastise, castrate, lash, 
chasten, discipline, correct, sconige. 



Blunted, uitpuHan. 
Pup, K. Puppy, wlielp, young dog. 
Pupa, n. Cliryealls, aurelia. 
Pupil, n. l. lAtiat.) Apple of the eye. 
" ■ — ■— diaclple.sti^ent. 



3. [Lam.l Ward. 
Pnpllag:e. n. Nonage, minority, boy- 
Puppy, ». Pnp, whelp, young di«. 
Purbilnd.o. Dlm-slghted, near-sighted, 
ahort-sigbted, myopic. 



itained, undedlej, 



, ... Bai^lJn. 

Fui'cIiHser, n. . Bnyor. 



nprit 



, Euiltless, guileless, true, 
ignt, honeat, incorrupt, 

), unadulterated, unmixed, 



e, p^sio, catbartle, 



real, perfect. 

4. Modest, ch^te. 

5. Merc, absolute, sheer. 

6. Classic, classical, Attic. 
Pureness, n. Puhity. 
Pui^ntiTe, a. Catbaptlo, a 

Pui^:at1ve, ^■ 

Poreatory, n. Limbo, hell, infBmal 

r^ona, shades below. 
PnrgB, V. a. Cleanse, dear, puiUy, 

clarlfr, free from Impurity. 

Purge,". PURQATIVB. 

Pnisliig, »- tiled.) Diarrhoea, relaii, 

&ux. 
Purlfloation, n. 1. Cleaning, purtCy- 

H. Defecation, clearing, clariflcatJon, 



cal style. 
pl^SSSd,!"- Strict, rigid, ascetic. 
Purity, St. 1. Cleanness, dearneas, im- 



gullelessn^ 

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4, Mod) 



4, Modesty, chastity. 

Purl, V, n. Murmur, ripple, gnrale. 

Purlieus, n. iJJ. [ (fied nmerauy in a be 
sense.] Environs, auburba, nraghbo 
hood, vicinage, border, limit, outskiri 



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Vnrpatt, «. I>ealgn, meanlns, slgnlfl.- 
cation, ImporC, s^lnciince, dnft, lenor, 

Bpirll^ 
3Purpoi'», 

import. 



. Inteud, 1 



L, olfl'eet, enii, drift, 'view, finid 

Purpose- V. 

meditute, tl 



. Intend, deaigQ, mean, 
k of, liaTS In mlod, te^lre 

Intend, aeaign, mean, 



Purposely, ad, InfenHonally, derfgn- 

ed^, by deai^, on parpoae. 
Pnimuince, ». Pnranit, prosecuaon, 

following out. 
PuTSuatitto, .^leeable Co, conformable 

to, sfcordli^ to, Inpuiaaance of. 
Pursue, D. a. 1. I^ow, chaae, hunt, 

ttHek, bound, go alter, give chase to. 
- >• ,4.1 4., -ondnoe,l(eBp 






on, peralat In, e 

t. Seek, stiive Ibc, try lo obtoio. 

suit, n. 1. Chase, race. 

i. PoiBoauce, proaecuUon, fbllow 



irt-wlnded. 



deavor oftei 
Pui'sy, a. 1. Fal^ lotpalent, 

plump, 
iS. Siort-br 
Purulent^t j tlon of paa. 

Purvey, r. n. Provide, oater, pcoonra 
provlalone, provide food. 



Purviev 



■^ Provider, caterer. 



Pmrulence, 
B, jostle. 



h, ». 1. Tbrust. 

). 'IVial, test, ex^ence. 

lergenej, ^noh 



inrnJer 



Put, «. iC' 1. Place, aet, lay, deposit, 
i, Tinpose, enjoin, levy, infliot- 



' cutting remark, atlnc by a ahoip le^y. 
PutBlmut, (Afau*.) iack. 
Putative, a. Keputea, eopposed, com- 
monly esteemed. 
Put away, 1. Lay away, set aside. 

Put by, 1. Lay by, lay aade. 

8, irlirust aside, turn off. 
Put aown, 1. Deposit, lay down. 

8. Kepress, crush, hijffle, overUuow^ 

a. Segrwile, hnmillate, abash, shcmie, 
disconcei't, huntble. 
Put forth, [Actioe.] 1, Exert, brti^ 
inb3 ^ay, bi-ine into ocUon. 

2. Ilstend, thinst out. 

4*Pablisb,i33u«.' 
Put fijrth, [Jfeirfffl-.] >. Leave port, put 

it. End, shoot, germinate, pullulate, 

] !bit^duce, inecrt. Id- 

I Make a liarbot, enter 

Put in for. Make a clahu, offer one'a 
self Ibr, be a candidate ibr. 

Put !□ otic*B o&r, [Ck)Uo^vi£-] Inter- 
fere, meddle, intarmeddle, thbust 

Puto^ [ActioeA 1, Discard, renounce, 
r^ee^oast aside, lay aside. 

a. Defeat, (mstrate, disappoint, turn 
aslde.baffle. 

3. Del^, delay, procrastinate, post- 

t. Get rid of, dispose of. 
Put off, [jr*Trfer.J Leave shore, put to 



3. Impose, inflict. 

4. Impute to, charge upon. 



8. Extend, protmde,hold out, streteh 
forth. 

i. Extlngntsh. 
S. Publish, iesue. 

t. Confose, disconcert, interrupt. 
S. OS^nd, displease, ai^r, provoke. 
?ut out of conutenance, Shame, mor- 
afy, abash, PUT TO BHAMB. 



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Pat to' rislits, AdJiiBi 

oriler, He^to r^hte- 
Pnt to aea. Set uiil, put fOtUi, put off. 
Put to slunne, Shame, abash, morlif 
mal^e asharoed, put to the Mush, pi 
Dot <^ oonntenouce, put down. 
Put to the bltuh, rwr to shaue. 
^nt up, 1. Store, paofc avray. 
9. JBixpOBe, oBer publiclf. 
3. Put nwa;, la; away, set nside. 
Pnti up, Iiodga, stay, stop, take todg- 

ira (tviOoat 

.__, J, BUtfer, FOl 

0, mn](e the beet of. 
Putreft'.ii.a.C 
Putre§, V. n. 



yiafa^ b( 



n. Eo^ decay, _c 



Pntrld. 



become puicW. 
Itotteunesa, 
ea, dei^ayed, cc 



itcatted, 

ilder, eontOond, stagger, 



■apt, 



zle, n. 1. Bidille, enigma, mystery, 
J. Pecplfflti^, embarrasament. quan- 



pygmy. 
Pygmy, n. Dwarf, hop < 
g-gm- - "■ — «-i- "■ 



ly thumb. 



Fjre, n. Funeral pUe. 
Pjrifonu, o. Peai-shaped. 
Pyrollgneons spirit, n. 'Wood-aplrit, 

Pyrosis, n. (JMal.) Watec-brleli, wafcer- 

qnalm. 
^Totei^iiio, U Offire-worka. 
PyrateohnlcH,«. Pyrf-- ■.- 
Pyroteclinist, n. Man 






Pyrotecliny, n. PyrotechnJes. 
E^Toiylic Hiiid, li. Pyroxylio spirit. 
Pyroxylic spirit, Ji. 'Wood-apklt, wood- 

narlitba, methylSo alcohol, pyroxyllo 

acid, pyroUgneons sidrit. 
Pyroxyline, n. Gnn-cotton. 
j^rrriunilBin, ». Sc(n;itlctBm, unbelief, 

laciednllty, uolvecBal daabt. 
PyFrhoaist, ». 8csptlo, doubter. _ 

1u)si is kept), 



tluU t» wAkA fUt 



anodnuisoliir. a. JTotiT-coruered. 
nadi'ste, «. Square. 
Qnadi'ate witli, Fit, snlt, agree wllh, 
correspond wlm, tally with, cohiclde 
wiUu comport with, square irtOi, ftll 
In with, cldme In witb. 
Qaadiilateial, a. Four-sided. 

H^mple/a.' Fourfold. 
Queere, «. n. [L. ip"""^^' 
seek, question, see. 



Eh, swamp. 



Inqnlre, 

Drink (oopiouj^). 

, fen, ^ough, morass, 

uH»u, ^ , shrink, flinch, &int, 

blench, qiftke, tremble, be qaelled, give 

Quaint, CI. Odd, strange, Jugular, 

ordinary, unique, curious, droll, ftin- 
taattc, fouelful, &r-fetc5ied, out of tUe 

QuBlce, 1. n. Shake, tremble, shudder, 

Qnaker^. Friend. 



S. ModlflcaUon, limitation, r 



3. Abatement, dimi 

tion, allowance, gri^nL 

ualll^, V. a. 1, Fit, adapt, oapadtaie, 
g|.^ eiiable, — -'-- ^' 



make suitable, make capable 
a. MOdl^, lunlt, restTOt, re.. 
3. SaB«n, abate, diminish, mi 

esse, assume, 'moderate, temper. 
Qnalit^, n. 1. Property, attnbm 



mltigar- 

.„paoItale, 
make flt. 



mitigate, 
Ibute, Tia- 



I. Bank, condition, station, eianding. 



a. sickness (of the sfOnwcftX nai 

3. Twinge (.y'nwwoiejicej.scrup 

QnulmiBli, a. Sick (a* tte stomad 

olined to vomit, queasy. 
Quandary, n. Iiifficully, pe^li 

ment, nonplus, strait, dilemma. 



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Qnautlty, «. I. Amount, aggregate, 

2. Part, portlen, ehare. 

Qnantiua Hofllcit, £1/.] Enoi^b, as 
mudi as enffices. 

dnapreli »• Brawl, fend, atl^ay, fiay, 
oolitention, altercaUon, wrangle, ooii- 
teet, nqaabble, bmll, Jar, bieach, rnp- 
tOJSj dlfi^anca, dies^Leemsnt, dlEsen- 
EtoD, biekeiiDE, quairelliug, strife, 
tiTeeze, MUng out. 

QuaxEe), «. n. Wtm^le, aqnabble, biOk- 
er, BHAWL, diaputa siiar, jangle, iifp, 
fell ont, have words, liave an alfeiiia- 

jdGk, pick a qnarrel. 
Qnwrr^tng, n. Qdakhgl. 
QaairelsoKue, a. Iraaoible, cholBrfc, 

irritable, pecolant, cross, oonteutlous, 
' dlapulatloua, lltlglonE. 
Qiuiirj^ n. 1. Stone-pit, stone-bed. 
a. eref {eepKlalli/iluit qf the hmiHng 

Jltlam), game, object of the chaBe. 
Quarts «. Ino pints, tdurtb pari; of a 

Qnarter. «■ 1. Fonrtti part. 

3. Slslilct, region, territory, locality, 

S, Mercy {i/?Ytjrfeif bv a fXflwtterar). 
QuaTtei-, V. a. 1. Divide in £mi eqnal 



3* Lodge, biijU^t, furniah with qnar- 
tera (us sotdi&-s\.. 
Qiiarter, H, n. Lodge, abide, have lodg- 

Qaartera, n. pi, 1. Stations, posts, 

S. Lodging, dwelling, abode, habita- 
tion, headqaarters. 
Qu»rta,ii. SlleK,allici 

repress, suppresSj 



QTJICKRN-TliEB 



uppdHbe, ajieviaie, nioiniy, BOIK 

soothe, blniit, deaden, 

laencli, a. a. 1, ExUngulsh, pnt otit. 
ij. Destfoy, slill, stifle, repress, check, 

suppress, pnt an end to, 
3. Allay, slake, cool. 
QoerimoniouB, a, QiTCSULOira. 
Querist, it. Inqnlrer, loterrogator, in-- 

vastigatoT. 

ruermouB, ct. . Oomplslnli^, muTuiur- 

ing, querlmoniona, petulant, peovisll, 

cross, dlBeaMeSed, di8conl«ntea, fiinlt- 

findli^. 
Qnery, ». Question, inquiry, interp^a- 

Query, V. n. Make Inquiry, aalt ques- 

Query, P. <t. 1, Question, inquire into. 
H, Doubt, oontrovert, dispute, lie^- 

tate to believe, consider qnesMona- 

ble. 
Queab «- Search. 
Question, n. 1. Interrogation, examln- 

!. Interrogatory, query, inquiry. 
I. DiseusJon, dJsquldtion, Inyestl- 

1. Disputa, controverBj, doilbt. 

i. PropositiDn, motion, topic, point. 

Question, v, a. 1. Interrogate, ask, 

eatedilse, ejtomine, inquire of, put 

call in question, 'hesitate to be&eve| 

oonstder questionable. 
Qitestlonable, a. Doubtful, unceHatn, 

eqitifooal, woblematical, disputabla, 

controverUblB, debatable. 
Qulbl>le, n. 1. Eva^on {by nertal tub- 

itetg), caill, snbt«rfuge, piemrication, 

eqniTOCation, sophism, quiddity, trifling 



put 



19. j!j^ji4^-iiui;e,eighthofasemibrevej 
qnariei' of a mlnlra, half of a crotchet, 
Qnay.n. Wharf. 
Qnean, n. Jade, hussy, hose woman. 



e, hard to please, 
ge, singular, droll, 
curious, fantastio. 



Qaell, V. a. i. Subdue, suppress, crush, 

3. Kepress, restr£Jn, Cheok, emi 
ourb, biMle, lay, rein In. 

3. Quiet, calm, still, compose, 
La A, tranquillize pa^. 



OAi:EKBonB, play 
avll, ahufHe, preva- 



upon wordi 
InibWe, V. 
noata, eqi 
BTade the uum. 

3, Pun, play npon words. 
Qnlck, a. 1. Active, nimble, agile, alert, 
brisk, prompt, ready, 

8. KEipid, swift, maedjy, fleet, hasty, 
expeditious, hurrieiT, flying. 

3. Dexteroos, adroit, slolfu], expert, 

4. Aenie, clever, sharp, shrewd, keen, 
Intelligent, sagaclons, discernii^. 

5. Hasty, choleric, passionate, testy, 
Irritable, touchy, waspish, petulant, 
irascible, peppery, snappish. 

Qnick,fld, Quickly, 
Qnicken, v. is. 1. VlvliJ, i^ve, reaus- 
citate, r^nvigoral*, refteeh, mate alive, 

speed, lurry, 

exclta, incite, 



espedite, liespatch. 
Inlckeus, n. (Julcai- 



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.TVilto- ' 



'--^ok'lUne, ». CauBdc iimo. 
iokir, ad. Speedily, BwItU^, rapidly. 



soon, qnloK, immediately, _ 

'Hitliceleilly, without delay, post-hat 

Qoiaknew, n. t, Calerlty, oxuedltlv/u, 

velodQ', speed; ipeedlnees, fleetnees, 

rapldl^, strlftaesa, despatch. 

a. Aottvlty, brtuknees, nlniljleness, 

, ptomptneBB, promptitude, 

teas, expertnofls, 
aptitude, fadl~ 



dexb 

tty, knacK. 

4. Sharpuees, pe 

acuteneBfl, s^acfty 

Qulck-B^lited.a. I 

eyed, qulck-fly«d, 



Qiyckeflver, i 



-eyed, hawh- 

Marcuiy, hydioieymm. 
1. Wttty, smart, iilnilil&- 



sophism, 



Qaid,». [Lbib.] Cnd. 

Qniddity, n. 1. Beeei 

it. QoibUe, cavil, < 

sahterfago, prevfljicai , ^-, , 

trifling nicety. 
QaiaaiifV.n. [OolhqakU.U.S.] Dawdle, 

waBte time to trifles, be basy ai>out 

aQuitldle, I n, [(Wtoguioi, U. S.) Tcifler, 
Quiddler, J dawdler, 
iliitd pro quo, PJ.] Eqalraleat. 
uldnimo, 3t. NewsmongeT. 
uleeceDce, ». 1. Best, repose, quiet, 



Qnlejwenb a. 1, Qnlat, i 

dormant-moldoiilesB, -' — 

atook-Btlll, Btaodlng I 
a. Silent, not souti 
Qnletin. Eest, repot-, , , , 

tranqtiilllty, calnt, oatomesB, quietude, 

quiescence, gnietnees. 
Quiet, V. a. 1. Stop, suspend, arrest, 

tnt^TTUpt, Intermit, diacontiaue, put a 

a. Tranqnillize, calra, eompose, lull, 
pacib;, appease, soothe, sober. 



Qiil«tnde, n, QuniT. 

Quletoi^ fi. 1, Rest, repose, death. 

S. Acquittance, Hnol discbaree. 
4J»tU-drlver, n. 1. Writer, scribble 

a. Clerk, eotibCi secretary, ama 



d Sulphate c^ qnlula, sulphate of 

Quinquina, It Cinchona, Jesuit^s bark, 
Peruvian bark, CtoehuUd bark 

aalntsBseuce, n Essence cewntialpuit. 
nip. ". Tannt, jibe, jeer, sally, quh-k, 
c ank repartee rebjrt, sharp saying, 
— -•'- -- '.uttln^ remark. 



Qulrlt 



ffic, sally, (juip. 



S Taunt j be jeei 
Quit V a 1 Delivi , . .. , . . .., 
free acquit absolve, set free, deliver 
iVom discharge from, 
a Pay discharge, settle, liqniaate. 
3 Leave | ith me pmpoK of neser 
reiasmmff}j vacate, withdraw from, go 
away from, relire from, depart from, 
. get away iiom. 

4. Abandon, deaert, ftirsake, resto, 
renonnce, rellnquieh, Ibrswear, east oS, 
giveoTer-^venp. 

Quit, a. Clear, fi-ee, absolved, released, 

acquitted, dlschareed. 
Qnitcli-srBas, «. yntoK-OBAss. 
Quite, ad. U Completely, wholly, hii- 

ttrely, totally, perfectly. 
2. [CbHoOHiaS.) Very, consider! 

in a great degree, to a great extent. 

quit from mutual oblations, clear 
mutually from aU demands. 

anlttsncse, n. Discharge, acquittance. 

Moker, be fremnlous. 

5. I'remblB, shudder, shiver. 
QnlTerinfl:, n. Tremblii^, tremulous 



.bly. 



..^ntastical, absurdly romantic. 
Quiz, n, 1, Puzzle {by wag qf m<^t), 
enigma, riddle, knotty question, 
a. Idilloqmai.] Jester, buffoon, odd 

QDiz,v.'a, l.PuaaJe Ok sport), ridionle, 

8. Stare at (inmociayl, peer at. 
Qao ad. lioe, [I>J As b> IMs, as tax as 

this Is concerned; 
QDOit.n. Discus, disk. 
Quondam.a. [L.J [a>itoo«tai.l Former, 

Qoirta, n. Portion, share, contingent, 
proportion, propo. — ' — ' 



Quoth 
Quotlt 
Qnotif 



an, «. {Mei.) Quotidian t^ar. 



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Rabbit, R. Cooy (LepHS eamcKlvsj. 
Rabble, n. I. Mob, lout, cabble-To 



3, Populaee, oommonalty, 
hard, dregs of tbe people, t 
people, aoum of BO{flata, lor 
penila, 'lower oluBes, the 
TnJ^ awlnlab mnbdtnde, Igi 
vulgar Jwi^ Bta-T ■ ~ ■ — 
Baud, a. SWdiu, 
Kno^ii. 1. General 
breed, ftmilj' ooimeoiaon. 

S. Tribe, JWl^, clan. 

3. Trial of flpead, conteaC ii 



^aoe-boTHe* »■ 

8. (OroSft.) . ... 



iwiKly. 
^Ing, nuing gronud. 



ItacliltlE, a. 
BaoMtls, n. 



(Med-i Kickets, inilara- 

,n. 1. TortRce, lotmeat, angoieb, 
ly, pang, Bitceme pain. 
Orib, ms-""" 



8. Hem W BoUtBri), ee: 

4. Ulet, Tap™. 

5. iSaat.) EaiilioHec. 
iacfc, o. o. 1. Torture. 



8, Su:^et«b, stratn, force, "wreat. 
3. Draw off Ifrom sediment). 
Kacbet, »■ Upfoar, clamor, bubbnb, 



wW), of a peculiar ^voe. 

8. Strong <os peoulior guaiWis qf 
titifiwlii or t>f exprtissvin), tIeotdub, 
foroiTile, of a distinctive eharaotar. 

Radiance, n. BrlUianoe. briUianoy, Ins- 
tto, brightnefls, splendor, roaplendence, 
effolgenoe, refulcHuice. 

Radiant, a. 1. Beaming, Bhlning, bril- 
liant, splendid, resplendent, offu^ent. 
8. (.Sot.) Radiate. 

Radlata,n.li2. (ZoSl.'s Kadiate animals, 
rayed anlin^s. 

Ssdiate, u. n. 1. Shtne, gleam, emit 

a. Issue fn rays, emanate in caje. 

3. Emit heat, tbrow ofT beat, 
Jtadlate, n. a. Emit {heot, or %ftt) in 

strafe lines- 
Radiate, a. 1. (hoi.) Radiant. 

a. {Zodl.\ Radiated. 
Radiated, 01. (.ZbW.) Kadiate. 
RadlaUDD, n. Ilradiasce, irradiation, 



Radical, a. 1. Original, fundamental, 
organic, conBtltuUonal, 

8. Primitive, —■ ■- 
pounded, simple. 

3. Tborougn, er 

Radical, «. 1. Coi 



Raft-merotumC ) ber-mercbaal 
Bag, n. Sbred, latter, 
Ri^-bab^ 1. Moppet, mopsey. 
Raecamufllu, n. Tatterdemalion, 
feUow, wretcb, paltry fellow. 



a, Extreme esgemees, Tobc 
3.' \.Caaoqit\al.\ Fasbion 
R^^, 11, n. Eave, eWrm, t 



Bb^iU(i«- bWous, enraged. Infuriate, 

Infuriated, Incensed, very angry. 
Rat^infff n. Fury, TioienDB, impetocnlty, 
Raf'ta^4imd-ba1i'tBll,«..[^'nir.] Bsb- 

bS, mob, crowd, liff-rt^, oahaillb. 



ui secaety, swinisn mu 
heed, tenoble lalgar. 



_....e, vulgar hei_, _., ...„.._. 

R^d, li. Invasion, inroad, foray, irmp- 

flon, liostHe inomsion Xespe/MUg ^ 

■mamiiteA men). 
RaldOTjn. 1. Invader. 

Rail M, Censure, reproach, npbtaid, 
abnee, seotf at, sneer at, ecold at, In- 
v^gh agaiust, exclaim t^aihst, declaim 
against, blo^ uf. 

Railing, n. Vituperation, abuse, scold- 
ing, reviling contumely, reproach, In- 
ventive, aspeMon, censure, jaw. 

Balneiy, «. - Banter, Irony, d^ht ridi- 
cule, good-humored saUre. 

Railroad, «, R^way. 

Balmeat, n. Olethea, clothing, dress, 
attire, ^parel, vesture, vestment, gar- 
ments, babillraent, babit, gacb, cos- 

Ralubow, fi. Irle. 

Rala-gai:^:c, it. Pluvlameter, ombrom- 

Ralny, a. Showery, wet. 

Raise, V. a. 1. im, uplift, set up, raise 



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5> ^DhAnce, iacieass, augmcn 

G. Excite, couee, arouee, awal 
up, call np, call forth, put in 
puiinmoHon. 

7. Collect, levy, obt&ia, get. 

a. Gro- : 

10. Bring baek ti 

11. [SoMiftero Stofes qf llie U. S. 
Tt/ear, htbig up. 

Salee a slese, Abandon a eiege, gire u] 

tbe attempt lo tBlne by siege. 
Kalgln, n. Dried grape. 
Babe, n. Ubertiue, aebauchee, mau ol 

Bake, V. a. 1, Gatlier, collect, drav 
togetber, heap together, gather tc^oth 
ar, scrape together, rake op, heap up. 
a. Scour, eeareli oloaely. 



gc(>pe._ 



dieular (as 
Bakenp, T 






ei together, ecn^ie u 

,-. ialiea{a8»JiiB). 

Ba]dBb,((. Lewd, debauched, dissolul 

Bally, M. a, 1, Eeonite, restore to ordt 

iL fianter, joke, ildieule, quiz, tani 

treat with raillery. 

Belly, B. n. 1. Be restored to ordl 

come into order, take courage, 

8. Eeoovec, recover strength, gain 

J ~et better, pick up. 

, indite in banter or raillery , 
L. Mole sheep. 

3. Batterinff-ram. 
' 4. Hydraiillc tram, wal«r-raiii. 
Kami, V. a. Drire down, force down. 
Bamilile. o. «. Eove, wander, etroll, 

tangs, roam, atr^gle, stray. 
Runble.n. Slrolfr excursion, trip, tonr, 

vandenng, rambUog, roving. 
Baniblliig, «■ Stroll, ramble. 
Ramifloatlon, «. 1. Branching, fork- 
ing, diyaricaSon. 
8, Branch, ' 



a, subdivision. 



. Sepa^le inl 
Bami^.u.ii. Branch, divaricate, ahoot 

inlo branolies. 
BammeF, n, Bamrod. 

Bamp, V. ». 1. Sprtng. hound, leap. 

3. Frolio (™de5(|, sport, play, romp. 
Bompant, a. 1. Bank, exuberant, ioi- 

a. Vehement, Impetuous, nngovem- 

ahle, uncontrollable, hsadstroi^, 
8, (fler.j Standing erect (imtt^Mnd 

lega, at a Hoa), 
Bnuip&rt, n. Bulwark, defence. 
Bami'od, ti. Sammer. 
Bancid, a. Bank, Itetid, musty, fusty,. 

FBOWZt, strong-Bmelling. 
Bancor, n. H^ignity, malice, malsvo- 

lence, Bpite, venom, gall, gru^e, 111- 

BanooroiiB, a. Malignant, malign, vin- 
dictive, malevolent, mallciouB. 



reach, amplitnde, latitudaT 
SODSe, V. a. X. CliasB, tank, 
set in: a row, dispose in order. 



rampant, very great. 



8- Class, order, divi^on, head, cate- 

3. Degree, grade, qnalily, celaUve 

4. Dignity, nobility, noble class, aris- 
tocratic class. 

Bank and file. Privates, oommon sol- 
diers {inctvding corpGrals). 
Bank, V. a. 1. Class, arrange, range. 
B. [jUmfew.) Outrank, take preee- 



Bankline, ". 1- Festering. 

B. Aiumosity, hatred. heEirt-bumli^. 
BauBack, e. a. ' 1. Plunder, pillage, 

oi^hly. 



%, Bflsooei liberate, deliver. 

Bant,B.«. Siwut, declaim (iDi«terr»is2vl, 
rave [in hlgk-eom^iag pkraeei), vodf- 
erate, montli, l«ar a p^^don to tatters, 

Bantr n. FusUan, boml>aBt, rhodoracn- 
tade, exaggeration, boisterous deulama~ 

Banting:, a- Declamatory, 

bombaetic, STA'jfiY. 
Biuitlpole, n. {Lirw.\ Bomping i 
Bantipole, V, n. Bun about wil 
Bap, »• Knock, stroke, pat, 

tuwaclr • * ■•'— ■ 



Bapaclons, 



Strike (siujdenlif), knock, 
1. 1. BaptodaJ, preying. 



satiable, Insatiate 
EtamuJltyi n. 1. navenonsneas, voia- 
dousnass, voracity, avidity, oaJiinB 
appetite. 
2, Avariclousneaa, greediness of gaju. 



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agalmt Ser will]. 
Bape,». l£ot.) Ssvew, Stench tnmlp 

Bape-radce, li. £efiise or mafc of rape- 
Beed (o^lar the oil has be&t expressed], 

Ksepe-oa, n. Colia-l^, oil of rape-aeed. 

B&pe-Heed, n. Seed of the i^pe oi 
Iraicli turnip, 

Bapid, a. Swift, qnicfc, speedy, fleet, 
fflst, expoditioi"' 



Bapt, a. Btiraptured, ti 
iBned, entranced, cliormeu, neiigucei 
eneluuited, ikacdnatedi spell-ljoaild, in 
on ecst3«7. 

Bftptores, n. pl. [L.] {Omiih.] Bap- 
tore, raptoilalB, ACCTPITBES, birds of 

ICaptorial, a. Preying, rapacious, tup- 

Baptorl'al, n- Bird of prey. 

BaptarionB, a- Preying, •"■■'■"' 

KaptoTB, ». pl. Eaptflrei 

lapbjritUs, blrda of prey. 
Kaptura.it. Transport, ecstasy, 4»<is<i- 

ment, fcealitude, beaflfleaUon, blisa, 

great happiness, heavenly Joy. 
Baptnrons, a. Ecstatic, ra 

tranapotUng. 



Barity, n. 1. Thinnees, subOltj. 

S-TTncommoimeBs, infrequeiiey. 

a. Unconunoa thing, scarce thing. 
BasoB],n. Kna* '" " 



fSRl 



wictednesa, Wllflny, d 



'RaMeny, a. 1. Wicked, villanonB, bad. 

S. Mean, base, Biirry, EdUful. 
Ba81>> a. BeckLesa (in adi/m], headlong, 
liaety,pr«dplt(ite,tieedlaas, moughciess. 



laoon^erate, indiaoreet, Impalsi 
tool-hardy, tot-headed, hot-brain 
hare-braiJutd, without ballast. 

Basil, n. [Med.] Exanthem, exanUiema, 
eroptlon, breiUdng out. 

Baaber, «. Slice (ly'porft or fioaon), 



nesa, thonghtlesencee, indmsiderate- 
ness, foolhardiness. 
Chores, n. pl. (Omith.) GaJlinaceoiis 

soriaf, a. Gallinaceoua. 

hvh a/re made bv a swtch and no^ ^ ^ 
^e^tlief 



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efiU, properly m 

, Desert one'B patty {from in- 
terested mofwefi), boh 
datable, a. 1. To be 

a. Proportional, PBO it 

3. Liable to taxation. 



Delated. 



3. Wc 

4. Proportion, 
dnty. 



Impost, flhacge, 
, Taloe, appraise, 



Katfier, ad. 1, Preferably, in prefer- 
3. Moderately, In some measure, In 

more willingly than, in pc^erence to. 
Batiflcatjon, m 1. Conllrmation. sub. 



corroborate, establish, settle, 
a. Approve, sanction, bind, consent 

to, mate vaUd, 
Aatlo, n. Proportion, rate. 
BatltKlnatJon, n. Beaaontng, argnmen- 

Eaaoni n. Portion {<f food or drink], 

Bational, 1. 1. Intellectual, endowed 
with reason, 
a. Eeasonable, Just, right, equitable, 

3. Jadicious, s^a.^ouB, enllghtaned, 
sensible, wise, intelligent. 
i. Sane, in one's r^t mind, hi one's 

BaUonale, !t. Season, cause, theory, 
expo^tton, the why and the waecefore, 
the reason why, theoretical ejtplanatlon, 
theoretical eolntion. 

Batdouallsm, n. fTlietd.] Neologr, 
rationalistic interpretation {if UK 
Scriptmva). 

Batlouallty, n. Sanity, soundness of 

iteasonably, 

_, ... __jBenic, white arsenic, 
IS acid, white oxtde of arsenic. 



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BBtUe-brained, a. Giddy, wild, rattls- 

Kattle-head, n. Ohattecer, p[at«t, oab- 

BI.BB, riddy talker. 
BatUe-hei^ed, a. Giddy, vUA, rattle- 

btaloed. 
Battle on. Prate, piatUe, l)&1)ble, J sbtev, 

BfttUea, !i. j5. Croup, Wves. 
R&iu]oii»lr a. RoarBfl, hoaty, rough, 

Kavage, o. a, Guin, sDuil, wASte, devas- 
tate, doBtruy, despoil, sack, ra"'""'- 
dffiolate, plUage, plunder, atrl; 



Rava^, n. Ruin, v 



spoil, pillage 



Insatiale. 

Bavliie, n. Oorge, defile, deep pass. 

B»viiig, n. Ma&eas, freszy. Airy, rase. 

Bavlng, a. Furious, freuzled, fiauMo, 
distracted, mad, iufuilate. 

BoTleli, V. a. 1. Violate, deftour, con- 
Btnprate, defile, abuse, debauch, out- 
rage, commie rape upon. 

S. Enchant, charm, capttyate, de- 
light, enrapture, Irausport. 

BBvlsbiiieiit, B. 1. Bftpe, deflotatton, 
constupratian, violation, defilement. 

Ht Bapture, ecstasy, transport, great 
ddlght, enravlBtainent. 

Kaw, a. 1. Unoooked. 

a.. Inexperienced, unskilled, unpre- 

3. <5ald, bleak, cbilly. 

4'. Unnianiifactureu, iu the Datoial 

^y, n. Beam, gleam. 

ttasea, a. i. Striped, streaked. 
8. IZaSl.) BadfUe. 

Ita7-BTBSS,«. Darnel, rye-grass (Zo(ittm 
pawme), 

'Rttyhsft, it. Sunless, beamless, dark- 
some, dark, black, dismal, pitchy, Cim- 

Bay-st<niie, n. AcMnoHle, BtraJilBiein. 
Base, M. a. Overthrow, demolish, sub- 
vert, destroy, ruin. 
Bazor-bill, k. Slack-billed auk {Alca 

ihi^ar-Btrap, n. Strap, strop, raaor- 

Bazop-Btrop, «. Sazob-stiup. 
Beach, V, a, 1. Bxtend, stretch, stretch 
'--th^c""-'- 

ome to, got to, got 

iT QeCobtDJu, attain to. 
BeBOh, u. n. Extend, be extended, 
B«ac1i idler, Try to get, endeavor 



forth, hold forth. 
S. Touch, 05 

3. Strike, lii 

4. Arrive al 
make way to 



If Reaching, exten^on 



4, Extent, oxtension, stretch, rai^e, 
eompasa, distance, space, span, spread. 

5. [Anre.] Stratagem, Fase, fetch. 
React, V- a. Repeat, re-enact, perform 

again, act i^aln. 
B«act, V. n. 1. Becoll, rebound, fly 
back, spring back. 






II, ft. 1. ifebooi 
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Beadabie, a. 1. i^^ble, that may be 

^ Worth readi^, fit toberead- 
B«adlnegB,n. 1. i^imtduess, prompU- 
tude,{ia!ijaieaa, alertness, alscctty. 

& l)oxteTlty, aptneaa, aptitude, ex- ' 
partnesa, ftfifflty, knack, easlne«s. 

3. Fr^aredneas, rlpanese, ftt state. 

4. Wil]iagne«e, dlspoeiUon, Incllna- 

BeadlnEf ". 1< Perusal. 
Si Study of books. 
3. Version, interpretation, kctton. 
Beady, «. 1. Prepared, In readiness. 
3' Prompt, qukk, expeditious. 
3. Apt, eipert, deileroDS, adroit, 
devas qulcli, sharp, smatt- 
A. WfiliM:, dtapoaed, Inclined. 

Seta, fandy, convenient, conuno- 

fer^e, elmrt. 

itual, veritable, siibstan- 

actually being or'existlng; iiotlmi«lii- 
ary,orsupposltltloas; not fictitious. 

3. True, genuine, not counterfallfld, 
not factltloas, not af tifldal. 

3. Intrinsic, internal, essential. 

4< {Law,) Not personoL 
Bealgttr, n. Bed orpimentl red Bul- 



out, Diing to pass. 

S. Make real, consider as real, brli^ 
liome to one's self. 

3. Earn, gain, acquire, get. 
Bealiy, ad. Actually, trnly, abaolutehr, 

Citively, cettatnly, vedly, Indeed, in 
t, in leatit?, in truth. 
B«alty, (Xov.) KeaUty, immobility. 
Ream, n. Twenty quires. 
Reanimate, v. <^- Resnsi^tate, revive, 

bring to llfo, restore to Ufo. 
Reap, V. a. 1. Cut with a sickle. 

2. Gather, gain, get, obtain. 
R«ap, V. n. Gather the harvest. 
Reaping'Iiook, n. Sickle. 



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Bfiar, «. tliTider part {partKularly qf 

RearT«!V 1. Raise, eleTate, lift, ralaa 
"V- ^^^ ^ ^^^^ 

He^irard, ad. Behind, abafE, astera, 
aft. 

Reason, ». 1. InWllect, mina, senae, 
tmiJentandli^, Tatkonal Realty, tLlnk- 
ii^ jiilnciple, Intellectual powers or 
ftcnlUsB, diecutsiTe pnnei lyt facal- 

2. Canao, ground, priiidpla, motlva, 

3. Design, purpoas, end, object, aim, 



i. Keasonablene^ wisdom, cmimon 



Beaaonable, a. 1. R^t, equitabi 
JoBt, latloniiJ, Rt, proper, acfardlng 
reason, aoreeable to reason. 

8. JodlcioaB, sensible, wise, sag 
olona, ffliiiglitened. 
■ S. Toleiable, modeiate. 
t. Cheap, low, not dear. 
5. [Sore.] Eatiohai., intallectnal, 
endowed witli reason. 
Reasonine,^. BntloctnatloQ, arEumi 

Beassnrance, ». I. Keuened test 



Be1>ate,R. (Onn.) SlacDunt,all 
deduction, leduction, drairback, abate- 

Bebel, u. Insu^ent, tr 



. Rerolt, resist lawful i 



ReDeUlon, 

revolt. 



Insnrreotion, sei 
if a. Inaubordinate, riotous. 



dlsobedien.t, 

tumacioua, aeamons, trutotons. 

react, spring baeli, fiy bajHc, bound 






Rebuff, n. Repulse, e 
resistance. 



RECiriiOCiTr 



re (given impalmjelp ), 
OF, reproval, reprensEaion, 



auimadTerslon, blame, reproach- 
Etoliut. u. 01, Repel [by ea-gammt < 
evidenee), confute, tefofe, disp 
-^ — "-- fiiiiaej of. 



tecaU, «. a. EeToke, retract, recant, 
repeal, leBClnil, annnl, overrule, cancel, 
iiamff, eountennand, set aside. 


tecant, v. a. Retract, reToke, recall, 

annul, abjore- 
lecont, V. n. Vmnj what has been 

said, eat one's vorda. 



Becapttnlate, v. a. Run over, aun 
Recapitulation, n. Summary, i 

Recede, o. n. ReUre, withdraw, ret 
retrograde, give way, move iJacii, 

Receipt, «. 1. BecepUoD. 

3. BecLpe, preacilption, tonnulai 
3, {Com.) Aconittance, ocloiowJ 



4- Allow, permit, tolerate. 

lecelver, n. 1. Recipient. 
S. Receptacle. 

^ Lale, fresh. 






_. Latter, moaern. 
Recently, ad. Lately, late, latterly, 

newly, of late, not long ago. 
Receptacle, n. Receiver, reservoir. 

B«c^tlau,n. 1. Receiving, aocsr* 

recrapt, admis^on. 

». Welcome, entertainment, party, 
levee, SOIBBE. 
Recess, n. 1. Retreat, nooii, a 
idclie, place of retirement. 

S. Intermjselon, respite, remis^n of 
labor, suHpen^on of busiceaa. 
Reoherali^ a. ^Fr.] Choice, sele"* 

Recipe, B. Receipt, prescription, (bmi 

Reciprocal, »■ !■ Mutual, correlative. 

' s. InterohangeaWe, 
Reciprocate, v. n. Alternate, act Inter- 



Tnterchai^e, e 
InterchaQga, e 



Reciprocation, 

change, toeiprinaij, 
Recipnjcity, ii, Intercliai^e, 



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Kecltatioii,) 



Becltal, rehenisal, repe- 



!. Narrate, 

L Enumerate, teii ov 

klesg, a. Gaielees, 



IieeAlees, rash. 



liendlong, IndiKTeet, Incautlaua, giijily, 
Imprudrait, tmpiovlaent, TolalUe, vim, 
BlgUtj, unateaay, gUdy-brained, liara- 

billed, HABCU-BOAEUK. 

Beckon, u. a. 1. Count, number, com- 
pul«, oalcnlatfl, eaumerate, eaat, east 



3. ICoUoqJdal.} Think, omjecture, 
suppose, gue^p bellere, 

ZCeokoDer, n. CeuuCer, calculator. 

Keckon for. Pay npennlty for. 

Beckon on, Depend npon, place depen- 
dence on, coant upon, reckon upon. 



B«cl^m, 
3.E«t 
BeoIamnlJDi 



inoo, Bbckon on. 
1.. a. 1. Eefarm. 

a, n, i. Eeooyery. 



i.^Co«oli, lie, lie down, be r- 
iteab, rcpc 
Ihk, o. 

a. ResUns, lepo^ng. 
Beclnse, «. Hermit, anchoret, Bolitory, 

B«o<4Ciittii>n, n. 1. BecoUecUon, mem- 

8, Aotnowlei^Dient, avowal, confBB- 

. Know again, 

already kL . 
H. AeknoivledEe, ada 
ifeaBEnowlei 

ag bacli, fly 'baoS, bound 

a. SlirlnSc, &lCer, taii, flinch, b 
drawback. 
i;«ooll, «■ ResUlence, rebound, 

&«cal1 tvom. Abhor, loath, alKimiiilte, 
BecoUec 



Beoail, V. t 



miflrly knowi 

tdmlt, ( .. 
rtertge of. 



■erberala, 



s, feci di^na 

Betnll Iwitk e 



lacence, memory. 



jSd,)? < 



nity, IndemnlncaUc 
Eecon^dlablc, it. 1. 
ble, A>iglving. 



ipeneation, indem- 
AppeaflflblB, plflca- 



pro[dlJate, reet^ire I 
make contented. 



to acjincBccnco, 
:e ooneistent, bring 
4* Settle, adjust, compose, heal, mako 
Beoonctlemeni^ ». ItECOBCtUATiqii. 



8. jjfireement, congrnlty, consonance, 
concordance, consistency, cougruenoy, 
cotrespondenoe. 
Kecondite, a. 1. Hidden, 0<un1t, dark, 
obscure, ahstcuae, transcendental, high, 
mystic, mystical. 

a. Profound, deep. 



Keco'niioftre, v. a. ' [Written also .fieeon- 



eoDUBtPuollon, ». Kebullding, re- 
establlahment, reetorafdon, renovation, 
...I.,.. ti -tltntkm,lnsl*ura- 

„ Bister, enrckll, ohronlole, 



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BECOVBB ^ 

Kcctmr.P.n. 1. Rallj, rOEHin liealtli, 
get wall, 1» restgred to health. 
3. Be restorwl. be reinstated, regain 

3. ILam.) Obtain juitement. 
Kecovery. "■ 1- Regaiiilng, raoupera- 

a.'BBcmitlng, restoration, coniales- 

Bficreant, a. 1. Oowatdly, dastardly, 

fWnt-heartea, 
a. ApoaCate, treocjiecous, felaa, felth- 



Ren-eah, 

id, lake recte- 



I, hacksll<llng. 
divert 

aent, relaxation, eport, playi 
t, n. Scoria, dross, Bpn 

Recruit, w. a. 1. Repair, replenish. 
8. Eaftesh, revive, natore, renov 
B.(ml.j Keinfbrce, supply with 

Itecmit,v.n. 1. lUiee new soldiers, get 
siipiJiea of men. 

8. RevivB, recoyer, regain haaJth, t 
restored to aealth, get well. 
Ttectiiy.v.a. 1. Correct, redress, ment 
reftirni, amend, set right, make right. 
8. (Cwm-l Eeflna, pnri^. 



less, right«DusneEs,'pnnciple. 
^p,]"- Omceofreetor. 
■ unria, [L,] Klgbt in — ■ 

t, a. Leaning, reolhil 



. {Bol 



Cucvea outwataa. 



Ttei 



.befeodox^ 

Bemsant, n. DlBsenter, an 
Red-chalk, n. Keddle. 
Redden, v. a. Make red. 
Redden, f>.». Blnah, color, 
ReddlBh, a ■"—- ' --> 

somewhat 

Beddl$h-ye . — 

Reddle, n. Bed-chalk. 
Redeem, u. 01. 1. Bepurchase, Du 
3' Bansom. free, liberate, 



BED DC I! 

3. Compensate, make amends tor, 

4. mifll, keep, ijischatge, make good. 
edeemer, <i. 1. Eansomet. 

3,lWlthr**pteflx8d.] Christ, Jesna, 
Inunanuel, the Saviour, tlie Messiah, 
the Mefliator, the Inttrcessor, the Ad- 
vocate, the Judge, tlie Anointed, the 
Word, the Son of roan, the Son of God, 
Uie Lamb of Glod. 
edJemptioD, n. 1, BepuTchaae. 

a. Ransom, release; liberation, ddiv- 

3. PertOrmance, diaeharge, Tidfil- 






itegrate, s. a. ttestote, rant 
laf^atB, Te-establlsh, reconstru 

LtesratiDn, n. Bestotation, 



0, balmy, aweet-sccnted, s^ 
Redaubfe, V. a. Repeat, reduplicate, 
Redaubl^ V. n. Be repealed, become 

Redoubtable, a. Formidable, terrible 
{lojbes), dreadful. 

Redound, v. n. Beault, contribute, con- 
duce, tend. 

Red precipitate. Bed oilde of m 



nedy, relief, amends. 



'" 1. &6W-J 






Bed sqnlrrel, Chickaree (Scivrut JSni- 

Reduce, v. a, 1. Bestore, brii^ back. 

a. Bender, toim, mould, make, shape, 
model, remodel, convert into, resolve 
into, chiuige into, biii^ into, bring to. 

3. IMmlnlsh, conti-act, leEsea. abat«, 
decrease, abridge, curtail, shorten, cut 
short, cut down, make less. 

4* Depress, debase, tower, weaken, 
dwarf. 

5. Subdue, conquer, subjuea^, over- 
power, overthrow, vanquish, master, 
get the better of, get the nppar hand 



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KEDDCTION 



1, ConvMf 



MMml 



abatement, decremeat, caitBllmeii 

3. UepreflaLon, detruston, almsemeD 

4. 8mi|i^Btion, couqusat, mastei- 
eabflnal. victory over. 

5. {Math.) Besolution, solution. 
Redundance, I X. 1. Excess, aape 
IRednndancy. ( abuadanoe, exube 



Keduplloate, i>. a. Itedouble, cepeat. 
BednpUoatloii, n. Donblii^, duplica- 

;, nrwind-thtoeli, ewine-plpe, 



rer-nioe, affect nicety, epUt 

Refined, a. 1. Purllled, dailfied. 

a. Accomplished, cultivated, polieSed, 
elegant, genteel, styllah, eonrt^, polite, 

3. Classic, clneidCEiI, poxe, Ohasta, 
Attic, deUoKte, nlc^ exqaMto. 
lefinemen:^ n. 1. unprovement. 

a. BlKonce, palish, potrlty, delicaoy, 
onltlTatlon, idTUlty, gaod-bi^ding. 

3. BnbMlV, artreme nicety, 
lefit, V. a. Bepalr, fit anew. 
Beflect, B. a. Hirroi, throw buck. 
ReSeot, v. n. 1. Thln^ oosltate, mnss, 
-meditate, deliberate, ponder, confer, 

3. Bring reproaeh, cast reproach. 
Beflectjoe, a. 1. That refiects. 

it. Xhot^tftU, conatderate, redecUTC, 
gifen to ~~"—" — 

Thcngh^ 



«ed-bDatlDgr, »> Clmck. reed-Bparrow, 
watsr-Bparrow, rina-bunUng, k&g-blrd 



,, n. Cat-tell ll^ha foiJ- 
JbUa). . 

Beed-spnrtDw, n. Keed-bunHng {Sm- 
fteriEO acliraiaelas). 

Keef, V. I!. Talis in (mil). 

Reek, ». Smoke, steam, exhalation, 
vapor, efB avium, ftime, mlflt. 

Beek, v. n. Smoke, steam, emit vapor. 

Beektntr. a. Smoking, steaming. 

Reel, p. 1. Totter, stagger, falter. 

Re-enforce, v. a. StrengtliBni give ad- 
ditional support to. 

Be-cnforcemeut, fl. Additional force, 
fresh aaslstance. 

Re-enteiine, a. Tnmlng Inwards. 

Re-eetaimdi, v. a, B«atore, reinstate, 
replace, renew, renovate, eBtabllali 

Re-eetabllehmeDt^ n. Restoration. 
BefMtory, n. Betl'eahment room. 
Relto, c. a. 1. Dliect, consign, commit, 
leftTe, deliver oyer, glTe in chaise. 
B. Attribnte, ascribe, Impute, asalen. 
Refor, v.n. 1. Belaie, belong, pei-tuu, 
appertain, 3iave reference. 

a. Appeal, ftjmly, hs - 

8. Allniie, direol i 



reference, hint at. 
AacribaUe, befebki- 



Keferee, n. Arbitrator, aibiter, jn^ge. 
Reference, fl. 1. Bespect, regaixl, rala- 



3. CulUvaM, pollah. 
Refine, V. ». 1. Becom 
led. 



mCatlou, cogitation 



deliberation, 
mmlnaUon. 

4. Censnte, reproach. 
tefleotlve, a, l. Beflecljng, lefleiive. 
a. Thonght^l, musing, deliberating, 
pondering, cwlCatii^. 
teflector, 11. Mirror, apeeulum. 
Ceflex, a. 1. SetroHctive. 

a. (£ol.) Eeflected, bent back. 
Reflexive, a; Reflective. 

Ecflni, ebb, regni^ta- 









Defleot (laiB), 
Retwictlng, a. Deflecting;, 



RefMcttve, 
Refractory, 

sUtf, pervei 
headslroi^, 



straight cc 
i^efleotU 
Deflection (rjT ra«s), 

RefVacCli^. 

StnbWirn, obstinate, 
do^ed, niuliali, heady, 
>aa-gralnei], Intractable, 



nable, ca 



Beft^n, V. a. Eestrain, withliold, keep 

Refrain, V. n. Abstain, forbear, hold 
one's self back, deny one's selt stay 
one's band, keep one's self item Indnl- 

Refraln. n. Burden (ii/' a sonifi. 
Rei^^snglbilil^, n. Kefranribleness. 
Beiinnsible, a. Capable of refraction. 
RefrMigibleneas.n. Retrangibility. 
Refi'esh, V. a. Invigorate, reanimate, 

revive, relieve, recruit, I'ecreate, en- 

Uven, give beeh vigor to. 



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gratsfuirpleasaiit, oi 



3. Bagaioment^ntertatiinient. 
SeMeeraut^ n. Katrlfferatlve, OJoUHg 

KeMserate, «. a. Oool, cMll, make 

Refilitetatiim, n. Cooling. 
BelMgeratiTe, a. Coolli^, refiigera- 

Reftieerative, n. BclMgerant, cooling 

ItofMgeraMry, a. Cooling, refrlgera- 

Kf^ge, n- !■ Shelter, Eafety, becQiit;, 

proMotlon. 
a. Asjlum, retreat, aanctnacj, Ijar- 

boT, place of EHJ^ty, plHce of lentge. 
Befidsenceiln. BrSehtnaas, brUliaiicy, 
Kefulsency, f splenuoi', taeplendenee, 

lustre, radlkncfl, effulgence. 
Befdlgeiit, a. Br^t, shlnli^, biUllant, 

s^enClM, resplendent, Inetrooe, raillant, 

MftilgflnE. 
Befand, V. a. Bepay, relmbnrse, pay 

bftofe, restore. 
Befnsal, ». 1. IDenlal. 

!t. Option, choice of accepting or 

declining. 
- - i_ Deny, deehoo. 



BeeardB, n. pi, ComtoeniJalJonB, ooni- 

plimenls, reepecls. 
lUigKttii, n, Ba3,t race. 
Begreuerate, d. a. 1. Reproduce, iotItc, 

tenoTOfe, Mnerate anew. 
3. ( Theol,) Convert, produce a change 



BeAise: 

ofikl, OABBiOE, floorla, wasi 



It^al,!!. Kln^, royal. 

B^ale, V. a. Entartain, ratreeli, gi 

Begnle, ». Banquet or t^Eist (Jbr a rdyal 

pa-aonoffej. 
EecalemeDt, n. Befreahment, enter- 

Begalla, ». pi. Enslgna of royalty. 

Bcgany.iul. Eoyallj. 

B^acd, p. a. 1. Observe, notice, mark, 

remark, wfttOh, set eyes on, looft at, look 

upon, turn erne's eyes. 
^ Heed, mtniL attend to, pay atten- 

S. £s»em, vsloe, admire, like, think 
■WiSl of, think highly of. 

4. Ccnsidar, reckon, account, deem, 
Qilnk. beUeve, hoM, suppose, imaglna. 

Beicard, It, 1. Notice, consideration, 

a, EflSiUon, reference, leapaet. 



e, aympaUiy, inl 

B«ardfO), a. Heedfnl, mindful, 
(ul, wateliftil, attenUve. 






. 1. Bepioi 






eid«, «. 1. Murderer of a king. 
... Murder of a king. 
K^lme, n. [Fr.] GoTemmeDt, admin- 
Ifitration, rme, political system, fOrnt 

Leelmen, n, 1. Dietetics, rcgnlatlon 

a. Mat, food, fere. 

3. (entm.) Government. 
lUSimenials, it. pi. Military nniform. 
■".egion, n. 1. Conntry, ellme, tBrritoij, 
d&trlct, tract of land. 

Bcslster, n. 1. Becord (as i/f deeds, or 
qf ba-tfU and deaihe), list, ehroniele, 

, Registrar, aoclbe, clerk, keeper of 

'Register, V, a. 1, Recnr(!,niak» a record 

Keglstr&F, It, Keeper of a record, regis- 

Beglstry, n. i, RaEistarli^, enrolment. 

3. Beglstrflt'B office. 
Begrsite, v. a. Forestall, monopolize, 

— ross, get exoluBlve poaaaasion of (*n 

_. ..^ to entiance prices]. 
K«^reBfl,n. Return, retroces^n, reflux, 

retrogression, refluence, ebb. 
Begrm^on, n. BeCurn, begbess. 
Jt^grvflstvelVr (fd. Backward, aback. 
Eega**. "■ !■ Grief, sorrow. 

repentance, contrition. 
Regret, u. o. 1, Lament, grieve at, be 

3. Repent, repent of. 
B«gular, a. 1. Orderly, methodical, 
eystamaUo, nnUOrm, normal, just, ac- 

S. Periodic, periodical. 

3. Steady, stated, settled establlshe 1 

B«s^Aiity, 1. 1. Order, rule metho 1 



3. PunctuaUty, regular 

3. Steadiness, constancy 
iCeonlate, v. a. 1. Methodize dlapoae 
aiyust, reduce to method adiuBl by 
rule, pnt in order, keep in order 

3. J^trect, man^e, govern conduct 
guide, rule. 
Eteeolatiou, «. 1. Adjastment, dispo- 
sluon, disposure, disposal, ordering. 

3. Rule, order, law. 



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K«giir]j:itatlai 



.n. Flowbaokjliepoured 
, n. Flowing back, re- 



er HffW IB- pHvilese), te-eitahUeh, 

Ttehabliltation, n. Kslnstatement {in 
o JVmer right oryHuUeffe), reatoration, 



MI, portray, delineate, depict, set forth, 

glTS oa ftccauztt of. 
B«1bii, v. n. Rule, be Mng, exerclsa 

9ovei^gn antlioilty. 
B^gn, «. Royalty, soYere%uty, royal 

aathority; 
B^mburse, ». a. 1. Refund, repay. 
3, liulemuUy, requite, compenaat^. 



Iteimbarfle] 
BeiD, ». a. 

Beias.n.}^. 



3. AHbcliane, paseiooe, inward ira- 

Bnnstt^, V. a. BBiKaTiTB. 
. Belustate, c. a. Be-estobllsli, replace, 

reinstall, place In. a ibrmer state. 
Beiiisljitement, n. £e-estal}liB)iment, 



B^eet^ i>. a. 1, Eidode, discard, e)i 
set Bride, pass orer, throw oeiile, c 
off, lay aslds, cast aside, cast away, ] 
away, throw overboard, lay on 
shelf. 

S. Deeltne, leftiBe, lepudlate, tepd, 
rebuff, slight, deeplae. 

lUiJeotluii, n, 1. Exclusion, 

3. DeeUnatlon, refnaal, cepudiat 

Beloloe, n. a. Qladden, sxhila 
cheor, gratiiy, pleaEE, delight, ti 
port, enrapture. 

Beloloe, V. n. Exult, triumph, glory, 
be joyfol, be gladdened, be exhiUiiated, 
be pleased, lie delisted, take delight. 

B^oia,».n. .Answer (Maivpij). 

BeJoinOer, n. Answer(lijare;'i^l, rep- 

BMuvenate, b. a. Make young again. 
B^nvenaited, a. Renascent. 
Belapae, V. ». Fall back, return to a 

ibrmar state leipeeialls a bad state), 
Belapae, n. FallinE back, mtum to a 

fijnaer state [etpeoSalli/ a had itate), 
K^\^tj,. tj. n. Ivn. recount, rehearse, 
>rt, detail, describe, 



ratlve, account, atatemsnt, story, hia- 
tory, chronicle, toie, desccipUou, detail. 



dependence. 

3, Reference, respect, r^ard. 

4, itelationsbip, klHdred, tdn, ood- 
BaDsoinity, iiUatian, family tie. 

e. Kinsman, relaUve, kInsfoUi. 
B«lat]anBlilp, fl. 1. Cunneotion, rela- 
tion, depeniJence. 

5, Kindred, attlnity, consanguinity, 

Belative, a. Retbrrtng (to santsthvag 

£2se), not otBolnte. 
BelaUve to, Reapecthig, relathig to. 
RelatlTe, ii. 1. Eelation, kinsman, eon- 



rBuu, V. u, a.. LoKteo, slacken, loose. 
%. Weaken, enfeeble, debilitate, ener- 



t, trnbend, ease, divert, j 



aTKeoreate, .. ....._ 

BeleaiM, c. a. 1, Uberate, unloosB, :bee, 

loose, diBcsuMge, disdiBrge, deHver, set 

&ee, set at uberiy, let loose, let out. 

S. Quit, let go, aive up. 

BeleaBe,«. 1. LiSaratlon, deliverance, 



Belegat«, o. a. 1. Transtbr, reniove, 
lish, expatriate, send into exile. 



Beli^atlon 






^. Banishment, exile, deportaUon, 
expatriation. 
Belent, v^ ii. Soften {in terttp^, grow 
lenient or tender, abate severity or 

Bneleiitless, a. UnrelenUng, onpitying. 



, oroei, vindictive, i 



orable, 



pasdonate, pltUesa, hard. 
Belerant, a. PetUnent, appUcablB, Qt, 

proper, apt, suitable, ^proprlate, ap- 

poale, to l£e purpose, to the point. 
BeliabiUtv, b. [Xodera.] BeHableness, 

tnistworUilneBS. 
Beliable, a. liaodfm.] Trustworthy, 

trusty, to be i-eUed on, to be depended 

-a, worthy of credit. 



Z, Hope, ^ound of trust. 
lant, a. Conlident, trusting, 
ios, n. pi. 1. Remains, remnants, 
t&pa, fn^mente, leavings, reminder. 
a. Cof puB, coHSB, dead body. 



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KEMISSION 



i. BedreBS, 



indemniflcatioii, lemeUy. 



3. Pat in relief, set off by oo 
Seliero, n, [It.] PrOQiiiieilci 

projeetion. 
UeUeht, P. o. fietindle, re 



Beltgioa, It. 1. Science of dutr (to God 
am our J^iioKt), Bdence oC oblation 
(oa ereaiuree if Bed), that wMoh muIb 



lore lowfflros uca; goujuieBd, uevopi- 
ne«a, derotlon, liolmaas, soneat;, ^etf , 
vlitRc, gcoanesti. 
S. ^tam of Aitb. 
Belgians, a. 1, Devout, holy, godly, 
ptouB, devotional. 



eWiot, rlrtd. 
KellnQnlah, n. a. 1. Leave, quit, for- 
Bake, daasn, renounce, IQreweaT, aban- 
don, ceet otc, give over, withdraw from. 

S. Sunendsr, cede, jfield, res^i 

dlcBita, ibrego, delivi -■— — 

with, lay down, lay 
, BeUnqnlBhment, n. 

dereliction, deseciaoi., inu^a.iiu". 

8. Bennndatlon, surrender, ceaalon, 
Te^gnation. 
Bellgli,n. I. THBte,flliTor,saiDC,gusto, 
goat, seat, power of pleasing. 

a. Liking, fondneea, appetite, predi- 
lection, partiality. 

3. Quality, tli^e, cast, toueh, smack, 

4. Appetizer. 

Relleh, v. a. 1, Like the taste or flavor 

of, taalfl with pleuenre. 
%t Like, enjoy, be pleased with, take 

delight in, ddJalit in, bave a Ifklng for. 
Belish, P. n. 1. Have a pleasing tBete, 



Relncent, a. Slilnlng. ImnlnonB, trajis- 
parent, clear, pellmnd, lucent. 

KelBCtanee,™. Kepaeuance, unwilling- 
Dees, aversion, dfilike, dlalncllnaUon, 

B^uctoilt,!!. Unwilling, loath, averse 

backward, di^ollned, mdtapoised, not 

disposed. 
K«luin«, V. a. Beklndle, relllumlne, 

Inmine, relight, light again, ligbt an< 
Kelyoii, Trust in.aepend on, confl'le 

count on, rely upon. 
Itely upon, Bbly ok. 
Bemain, «. ». 1. Continue, endo 

abide, stay, tatty, fteep, laat. 
S. Be]elt,bereftbe1iind. 



refuse,' odS and Muis. 
8. Cob; 






ru. 1. NoliGe, obserraUon, 

ird, considorauon. 

nent, note, annotation, striet- 

1 notice of, attend to, pay at- 

»emars,D. «. Say, oheerve, state. 

Bemarksilile, a, iNotlceatite, olHBerv- 
ahte, notabl^ extraordhuuy, nnoom- 
mon, umunaC Blngnlsj, strange, rare, 
dlidtiigulBhed, lamooa, emin'eat, oon- 

nuDodked. 



fifimediable, 



5, Irr. 



irable, it 






■Btrlevable, 
idlahle. 



BBc^hle, hope- 
3, spei^G, 



l» Bep^atloD, redrefis. 



Kemedy, V. a. 1. Core, Deal, help. 

Keiaembec, b, a. 1. Beeall {easUgj, 

RECOtLECT, call to mind, call np, rail 

to remembrance, have at one's fingers' 

ends, know by lioart. 

8. Betain, liear in mind, keep in 

tKjt the memory with. 
BemambrajiGe. n. 1- Kemlnlscence, 
reoullecUon, c^lli^to mind. 
8. MemiDry, mind. 

3' Memento, memorial, sonrenlr, re- 
roembtiHicet, fokeii. 

Tot™, 1 




, -, 1. Slack, dilatory, slow, 

u»ckwanl, behindhand. 

S, Inattentive, negligent, careless, 
thoughtless, heedless, n^lectful, lax. 
IfimlsstoR, n. l.Eetaxatlon, modora- 

1&, Intermission, suspen^on, inter- 
tuptlon, suspense, atop, stoppage, res^ 

3.' Foi^veness. absolution, pardon, 
indulgence, a^uittal, discharge, exon-- 



HosioawGoogle 



4. BslBUBB, reUminishnient, snrren- 
Bemit, v. a. 1. Keturn, restore, replace, 

3. Belax, dlmloieli, Skb^ie, 1>ate. 

8. ForglTe, pardon, absolve, oiobbo, 
overlook, pass oser. 

4. Keeign, succenaet. gire up, deliver 



5, TranBToie, ftirwaid, send. 



IslL, 



dlroinlsl^, d 



Slacken 



'3.^:1.. 



abate, leesen. 



'i.n. KesiduB, BCtap, ftagme , 

remfljnder, piei^, remains- 
Bemnants, fl. pi. Scrape, fragments. 

[decea, relics, refose, odds and Bade. 
Itomouatrauce, n. BxposCnlatlon, pro- 

teslalion. 
HeinauBtrat«, v. 'n. Proteat, expoatn- 

lat«, nrgl reoeons, make objectlouu, takt 

exceptlmt. 
Kemarse, A- Penitence, c 



«elf-repr<^cli, reproach 






BeiiiorBefiil,<i. GompunoUous, contrite, 
repentant, penitent, sorronfal. 

Bemocselsss, a. UnplljlnB. ralenlless, 
piaieBS, uneompas^onate, unrelenting, 
cruel, ratbiees, merciless, nnmereiful, 
savage, implacable. 

Bemats, a. 1. Far, distant, far off, not 

8. AlieiCforelgn, imaliled, separated, 

8. Seelnded, Begnestet«d, removed. 

Kemof al, n.' 1. Displacement, temore, 
disiodgement, traWerenee, relegation, 
cbanffe of place. < 
iS. Withdrawal, eliminallon, Butrica- 



I, paying ugood interest, brin^ 

It«iiBscent, a. 1. Keappeeiing, repr 

S. Rejuvenated. 
tencounter, n. 1. Clash, shock, ec 
lision. 

battle, engagement, action, skmnis 
brush, affelr. 
tencoimter, e. n. Clasli, enconnler, 
skinulsii, fidit, come into collidon. 
Cend, a. a. Break, sever, dlBsever, rive, 
eliiver, cleave, split crack, snap, burst, 
^acture, lacerate, dilaeerate, tear, tear 
asunder, break aannder. 
Bender, v, a, 1. Eetum, restore, pay 
■"ack, reimbui^- 
2. Elive, as^n, offer. . 

S. Pumlsh, contribute, supply. 
4. Make, cause to be. 
H' Translate, construe, interpret. 
nderias, «. Traualation, rereion, 
Btrucuoh, interpretnlion. 
■ ■ons, n. Place of meeting. 



■, refit, rebuild, vevive, 
b^ln ag^n. 
n. J. Renovation, restoration. 



, 4.1 
Bemoi.. 

transibr. 



pprossion, abate- 
a. ' iT illsiJace, dlBlndge 



^ Withdraw, extract, talte ( 
away, cany off. 
3. Banish, destroy, abate, 9 



ive, V. ». I. Qo, ohange place- 
Move, chaise residence. 
- - 1. KKUOVAr, chai^a of 



eompensatioD, paymt 



._., satisfaction. 

„. i, ludemniflcation, 

rep^ment, indemniw. 
Bemnnerative, a. FiaOtable, paying. 



) Kidnev-shaped. 
itaoce [t^eo^bodies 



alftorm, a. 

tDpiv8<ure),oppo9lUon, anfagonism. 
=■ — ■' — t, 1. Basistlng (JH-easure), oii- 

'sractina, antagonbtic 

a. 1. Kelect, repudiate, 
wn, deny, decline slight, 



Irop, lav d. 
t o*, give 



reproduce, regenei'ate, revlvi^, recre- 

Benovatloii, It. Bonewat, reenedtation, 
revival, reproducUon, reconstruction, 
restoration, Tcoenatdtntlon, redintegra- 
tion, BBBA.BICITATION. 

Beiiow]u»i Dletinctioa, .repute, name, 
TBpuit^loii, note, natOTiety, figure, ittme, 
c^ebrity, glory, honor- 



faroed, honored, i^-^imed. 
Bent, «. Break, breaoh. Assure, crack, 
rift, cleft, gap, openhig, flaw, rupture, 
discapture, disruption, fracture, lacer- 
ation, dllaceration, tear, BolutJou of 



«b,Google 



B«iiter, «. Lessee, tenant. 
ICenl>-roll, It. Rental. 
Reniinolatlon, n. 1' Rejection, repaoi- 

aUon, aline^tion, abjuration. 
a. SaTFeniler, ceadon, abandonment, 

rt^anat^n. 
Bep^r, V. a, 1. Mend, relit, retouoli, 

vamp, ^ker, piece, patch, tjmch up, 

vampup, patcli up. 
a. Betrleva, restore, make good. 
3. Bedress, atone Bit, make amends 

for. 
Hepalr, n. Restoration, reparatioti, re- 
newal, celltting, mending. 
Beparable, a. BetrleTabie, lestornblt 

recoverable. 
BeporatJon,!!. 1. BeEtoration,rene'na' 



Rsparatlve, a. Bestotlng, Testoratlvt 

revlvliw. 
StapaTaUTe, «. Cure, remedy, medleln< 

Bepart^e, n. Betort; smart, or "wttty 

K^ast, ». 1. Food, viotnals. 

a. jkeal, ent«rtidmuent. 
Itopa;, 0. a. 1. Eefund, reimlrarso, pay 

3. Bemnncrate, eompensate, rewaiil, 

recompense, reqnlte. 
KepeBl,o.o. Abr<«at*>[otow), reacind, 

BEVOKC, annal, cancel, abollBh, set 

aside, do away, make void. 
BeM&i, ». Abrogation, reTocrLtion, re- 

s^ssloD, resclndinff, annulment. 

3. Recite, lelienrse, recapitulate, tell 

3. Renew, reproduce, ecbo, re-ecbo. 
Bepel, ft. o. 1. Sepnlse ; drive, beat, 01 

!!. Resist, oppose, clieck, withstand, 



Bepentance, ». Penitence, contrition, 
compuneUon. remorse, regret, self- 
reproacb, Bdlf.-reprooF, seif-accnsa^on, 
Belf-conilemnatlon,eting8 of conaolenoe. 

Bepentuit. d. - *"— ^'— ' -— 



BepercnsBiTer a 



Bepetltton, n. 1. Iteration, dwelling, 

a, Tantology.pleoM 
ditfusenese, verbodty. 
S. Recital, rehearsaJ. relation. 
BepeUtione, a. Tanlological, verbose. 



1. Reinstate, re-establish. 






1. fill, Blocli, fi 



:!»,: 



Beply, II. It. AB9WEB (especiaUy 



declare, comm 
known, ^veai 

publish, (oLJ, p 

Beport, TK. 1- 



t. ExplDBlon, noise, souni 

I. Repute, reputation. 
i. Reiord, note, minute, 
ose, V. a. 1. Compose, rt 



replication, 
annunciate, 



S. Klest, deep, slnmbe?, take a nap. 
I. Iiean (in mxtfiamce), confide, put 



3. Eoso, qnlet, gutetnese, quietude, 
tranquillity, peace. 

B«poslU V. a. Lodg«, deposit, place, 
Btore, lay np. 

BepogltoiT, n. Depoallory, repertory, 
depot, magasAnB, conaervatory, store- 
house, mneeiun, treasury, ibbsadbdh. 

Reprebend, v. a, Reprore, chide, re- 
buke, reproach, npbrud, OHPdU&Htj. 

Bepretaenalble, a. BlBmable, culpable, 
eeuBurable, reprovable, deserving cen- 



Ibttb, describe. 

3. Personate, fate the part of. 

4. Staod Gir, stand in the place of. 



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KEPRESENTATION f 

BepHsentaUoii,n. I. EiMblflon, de^ 
Ideation, elkonr. 
S. PeiEonatiou. Emulation. 
S> DeflcHpt1i>n» account^ nartatiou 
relntion, naiiatire. 

4. Idkeness, semblajioe, Image, por 
toaiture. model. 

supplying an 

o5y rrf aelegatee or deputies. 



oHiei 



B«prleve, w. Ji. Hespite, delay tie pui 
Ishmeut of, give a reepite to. 

Kepriere. n, Besptte, Buspaneion c 
puniatuueut. 

Itepriinand, v, a, Roprovs, oensup 
rebuke, reprehend, reproaeh, cbidi 



anlmodTe] 
Beprlnt, b 



1. Cen 






reprehenc 

B. Eevlle, Tllify, defame, airoersa, 
abuse, speak lU of. 
Keproacli, n. 1, Censure, 

SpiobaOon, dJBiipproval, t 
e, Dpbraldlnjf, condemn 
boUon, remonstr^ice, i 
expostnlaUon, rebuke, rep. 



ff!"*i 



,_j, ^cc . . -wfuidal, Ig- 

DOminy, Inbmy, abasemanl, ind^nity. 
Beproacliable, a, Censsrable, refre- 

BepTuaelifUI, a. OpprobrtouB, eeurri- 
loua, ^UBlve, railing, scolding, upbraid- 
ii^ TitupetatiTe, eomieraiiatoir, cen- 
eraioua, ^^tmnatory, iUTecliro. 

Iteprobate, a. 1, Reprobated, r^eeted, 
d&BlIowea, diMaraed, eondenuied. 

a. Depraved, ali&Ddoned, pi-odlaate, 
corrupt, liardened, lost, grsBelesa, oaae, 
Bliameless, wicked, vile. 

Reprobate, n. Villain, castaway, oat- 

wUUff, Tile wretch. 
Reprobation, «. Condenuiation, cen- 



Beproof, B. Censure (ffiuai calmlp), 
condemnailon, BEBUEE, reprimand, 
leprehenelon, reproach, aniniaaverelon, 
blame, reproral. 

Reprovable, a. Cenaurable, blamable, 
reproBchable, culpable, reprehensible, 
do^erring censure, worthy of blame- 



Kepruval. 1- Eeproof. 

Reprove, v. a. Censure (aanUji, or aiih- 
vat jiosstoB), lecture, blame, reprehend, 
reprimand, chide, RBBUKi:, upbraid, 
scold, admon}fih,wid i^ult with, remen- 
Btruie with, expostulate wiUi, blow up. 

Republic, B. Commonwealth, popular 
gOTecnmeot, repreaentaUve govem- 

Republlcation, n. Beprlnt, relmpree- 

Repudiate, «. a. 1. Discard, reject, re- 

3! [JforfeTO.J Disown (^eitefc dia- 






, i^sclaim- 



... ingness, avo , , 

reluctance, dislike, anUpathy, hostil- 
ity. 
Repiucntuitt a. 1. InconslBtent, Irre- 
concilable, tmwmpatlble. 

10. Opposed,- oppo^te, contrary, hos- 
tile, adreise, unfavorable, ant^onlaUc, 
inimical. 

«, Offinsive, distaBteful. 
Repulsive, a. 1. BepelUng, repellent 

S. OdtmiB, hateful^ umueasant, diaa- 
greeable, dlsguetlng, ofiSuBlTC, Cirhld- 



iespecta 
table. 



creditable, 



a. Celebrity, credit, influence, fomi 
renown, dlstinctiou, honor, glory. 

■ - - " ' confer, esteen 

:kon, iLold. 

ito, opinion, con- 






. Begard, cc 



Repute, M. 1. 

S. Reputation, character, nmne. 
Request, n. l.^Petition, prayer^ en- 
Request, v. a. Solici 
b^ech, beg for, pe 
Require, V. a. 1. Deiuauu, citm 

8. Need, want, call for. 
Requirement, «. 1. Demand, 



, suppUcatio 

iicLi^, ask, entreat, bi 
pentlon fbr, osk fOr 



cept,injunc 
Requisite, a. Needful, needed, 

sary, essential, indlBpensable. 
Requisition, «. Demand, claim, exac- 

Uon, requirement, call. 
Requital, b. 1. Keward, recompense, 

coiDpensaUon, temunerallon, satlsbc- 



satlsfif, pay. 
it. Belaltete, a^ 



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, ijuash, make void, set 

aside, do away. 
Beaolndment, ». KssoiasioiH. 
Besi^sslon, n. Bfscindment, abrogation, 

repeal, [evocation, annnlling, cancell- 

Rescript, Ji. Edlot, aecree, mandale. 



aet ftea, bring off. 
e, n, Llb«ranon, 



TXSZI 



InTaetlgatlon, inquiry, 

n,.u.;.uj, ci^amination, exploration, 

Btndy, careful aearcli. 

Besemblance, «■ 1. Simllatlty, liXe- 

ness, sinilitnde, asmblancs, analogy. 

Ji, Itepreeontatlen, Imi^e, couuEer- 



pait, tkfl-slmlle. 



:e like, Lear liken 



at, be tnwguant at, bs provoked at. 
tBesent, v.n. Be angry, flare up, take 

otfeace, take ambraice. 
negenttbl, a. Jrssdole, aliolerlc, vin- 

dlctiie, [evengsTnl, malignant, ill-tem- 

Besentment^ u. Indignation, aiaer, 
eholer, ire, vtatb, displeasure, giudge, 
beart-buriung. 

" """111 n. 1. Concealment, eup- 



bl7o, proviso. 
, V. a. Keep, bold, r 
-'by, layby, lay op, 
1. 1. SeBarvallon, 



oDStcaint, 



^, -jBtralnt, backward- 
behavior, 
ioyness, basbfulnees, ta^- 



[. Beetralned, backward, 



.modest, del 

Besecvednesa, n. Sliyness, bebbbvh. 
Beaerf otr, ». BBaln, deCern, tank. 
jeeBiae,v.«. Dwell, ioliabit, live, abide, 

BQfonm, liave lodgugs, be quartered. 
Ksaldence, «■ 1. Euibltu:icy, Inbabi- 

taucy, l^al settlement. 
a. Habitation, dwelling, domicile, 

abode, manrion, house, place of abode, 

place of r^dence- 
Besldent, a. Abiding, dwelling, resld- 

ii^. Inhabiting. 
Beradeut, «. Inhabitant, dweller, te- 



Be^dae, «. 1. Hemaindei 
eetale), eiceeg, overplus. 



BegJKn, v. a, .Yield, sairender, relln- 
gulih, abdicate, fOr^o, al>andoD, r^-*- 
gtve op, deliver up, l£iow op, part < 

BeBlSn, o. n. Alidloate, relinquish Ourv=. 
Resigrnatlon, Tt. 3., Surrender, reliu- 
-..i'?^ 4, J — ibaadonmont, — 



M (ttfUA a n 

u9Jpirtt),BnbniIsdon, acqidescenoe, 
1, eomplianco, patienee, eof- 



, forbea 






. obedient, 

unreawnng, complyii^, yielding, ui 
eompMning, patient, humble, mee 

KesiUeiicy, «. Rebounding, 
KesUlent, a, BebDundiug, reeoillcg, 
elastic, springy. 









. Firm, determine 



KesieUese, 

dedded, resolved, stanch, steadlksl, 
flexible, uni^unted, nar^, nnshakf~ 



e. Firmness, determination, steadi' 
ness, constancy, InflesJblUty, courage, 
enei^, plnck, liardihoud, decision, 
manHness, tenacity of pnrpose. 

3. Resolve, determlnaUon, intention, 
fixed purpose. 

4. (Math.) Solution, explanation. 
A, {Med,) Dlsaprjearance, dlspeisloi 

terjnination. breat^ng up. 

G> (Legi3i<Uioa,i Uesolve, declara- 
tion. 
lesolvable, a. 1. Decomposable. 

iesulve, 11. a. 1. Analyse, decoB 

, decipher. 



4.tMaOt.) Solve, find Uie anev 
S. iMed.) Disperse, scatter. 
^ iLegiBlaivm,) Declare. 

«8olve, II. «. ' Intend, purpose, decide. 

determine, conclude, form a resolution, 
me's< stand. 



Besolve, «. 1. Inteadoii, resolution, 
determination, fixed purpose. 

S. Dedaratfim {bg a legaiaiwe a- an 
orgaaked Eod^iTeBoIaUoni 

Itesoiiiuioe, n. Bsrerberation, BiNe-. 

Besonant, a. Besoundlng. 

Besort, V. 11. Go. repair, apply, hare 

BesoFt, n. 1. Beuoutae. 

it. Haunt, den, retreat, place mucli 

3. Concourss, meeting, confluence. 



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. Eolo, re-echo, rererliBr- 



ftppllanca, 
mey, wealth, ^ndE, 



7C«Bpect, V. a. 

hlBhlyof-havaa 
QP to, arffer to. 
3. Hegard, relate to, reJ^ to. 
K«9peot, «. 1. Esteem, reverence, Tf 
eraUoQ, homage, satiuiatlon, regard. 



lurant, n. [Fr.j Eatii^-hoase, 
Restlff, B. Restive. 

Indemnifloatfon, teparntion, lecom.- 
lee, amends, compensation, lequltal, 

ive,ii. 1. Stubboni,mnlIsh,reBtW, 



Kespeotfnl, a. I 
iluUful, obedient 
decoronB, polite. 

Eospects, ». pl. I 



8. Keprieve, suapenalon of ptmlsh- 
B«spit«. V. a. 1. Delay, postpone. 



4. Remainder, realdne, 



me, talie it 
.t, be ealjs- 



ahfnlng, luminous, beaming, affnlgent, 
luidd, BBioax, glDiiaus. 
K^Epoad, V. It. 1. Answer, reply, re- 

a. [PoeticoZ.'] Correspond, anlt, be 
agreeable. 
E«sponse, fb- Answer, reply, replica- 

K«Bpoiiatbillty, n, Aoconntablaneas, 
accomitability, responslbleness, liabil- 
ity, obligation, hounden duty. 

Besponelble, a. Answerable, liable, 
accountable, amenable. 

Besponsilileiieea, ». Bespohsibility. 

Kesponslve, a. Answering. 

BeBt^ tt. 1. Kepose, qniet, quiescence, 

^.' Peace, tranquillity, paace^lnesa, 



a. UnsteadT, inconstant, changeable, 
natable, nnsetlJed, vacUhiting, tickle. 
3. Eovlng, wandering, In motion, on 

storation, n. 1. Renewal, revlTal, 
enovation reoonstmoMon redlnt^ra- 
lon, re-establlskment, teiBSlateioeat, 

a. Eeoovery, r 



Bestore, v. a. 1, Ketm'n, ^ve hack, 
bring back, render up, 
3. ILepla^,re-estahliah, redintegrate, 

3. Cure, h^, revive, recmit- 
JCestrain, v. a. 1. -Check, cuib, bridle, 
repress, suppress, withhold, conatratn, 
cramp, intaiiiot, keep, contain, hold 
back, hoia in, keep under. 

a. Hinder, prevent, debar, bar, etc- 
prohibit. 

3. Limit, confine, reatrict, ciicu 

Besti-aint, ^ Clieck, curb, repression 
bridle, snppression, constraint, ohjVJIP 
probibitton, hold-back. 

3. Limitaaon, restriction, iroprlson- 



Kesti 

eonl ,..-.__ , - 

BestrioUon, ». IJmite 

flow, fssue, arise 
had, termii 
Result, n. 1. Co. 
tain combamiv)! 
preiaises], infers 



Best, ". 11. 1. Siop, pause, halt, hold, 

stand stall, come to a stand-Htill, lie by, 
keep qulet^ lie on one's oars, 
a. Repose, relax, unbend, take rest, 



nHBuiiie,i. [Fr.J SuuuART, abstract,' 
recapitulation, aumming up, condensed 

BesuBcitate, K. o. Revivi(j, reanimate, 
revive, quicUan, restore to life. recaU to 
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ItetalD, n. a. i. aoia, Keep, iBBsrve, 

detain, ^i^, keep back^ keep la band. 
8. Engaee Ibyfie paid), hire. 
Betaller, n. Had!9tet. 
Betalner, ». 1. Attendant, odlterent, 

depandant, follewer, hanger-on. 
it, BetaJnlng fea. 
Betaalate, v. a. Betnrn (^ giving «!» 

Jbr liks, as on tt^isiy), lepay, requite, 

revenge, take veiueaiiee Dtr. 
KetaUate, c. n. TiAe revenge, letnm 

like for like, give one as sSH as xne 

MQide, tfyeipila pro OQO, elver" — ' 

*~ -la OllvBi, give tit ftir tat. 



Betall&tory, a. Eetallallng, revsngti^. 
Retard, V. a. 1. Check, obetruDt, dog, 

impede, kinder. 
S. IJelay, defer, poaCpone, adjor"" 

prooriistitiate, put off. 
"-'ol., F. n. Heave, Ht 



, ... 1. EeservaUon, lioldii^, 

eeplnz, reigning, detention. 



try to 



(. Meshy, relifOrm, 
tteUeolatjoji, n. Ket-work. 
B«ttoiile,n. Work-bs«. 
BeUfoma, a. BErioniAB. 
BeUnoe, «■ Train, suite, Biaif, folLnrers, 

coitTBSB, body of attendants. 
K^ire, o. a. (0».| Withdraw fi-om 

droulfttion (ai eiareney). 
Betire, V. n. 1. Withdiatv, depart, re- 

S, Recede, retroeade, fill! back, beat 



ing, a. Reserved, taidturn, ehy, 



Retract^v.a. 1. WlUidiav, draw bad 
- B. Keeall, revoke, reoaat, aljure, dii 
avov, canoel, l^e back. 
Betraet, v. n. Take book ivhat W! 

said, eat one^s worde- 
BetTH«tiou, n. Becautatlan, abJuR 

tlon, revocation. 
Betcent, «. 1. Departure, wiUidtawa 
a. EeKrenient seoluEtoQ, privacy. 
9> Afiytnm, remge, skelCer- 
1, Hannt, resorc, den. 



!, take tho back 



ient,». Curtailment, leduc- 

BetribnUon, ». lUaed eipecKiIfji tuiih 
Teapest to vie diiAne gooemmetit.i 1, 
Bepoyment, requital, reoompense, re- 
w^, oomponsalion, return. 

a. raatrioalion of revfarda and pun- 
iehioenls. 

BetrlefB, 0. a. Eegaln, reoover, restore, 
rep^, re-entablish, get ^ain. 

BetroBctlon, «. Beboil, reaction, ce- 









t^Ihii 



0^. RetrogroB^on. 



grade, fa 
R«tn^TlUlatiou^. nucrogn 
BetEOfirade, a. Backward. 
Betn^rade, v. n, Ketrocede, recede, 

retire, go or move backward, retrace 

Retcqgrcfisioii, n. Betrogradatlon. 
Betroapect, «, Beview, re.flnrvey. 
RetfospectioD, n. Looking back. 
Beti'uspectlve, a. 1. Looking back, 

a. Betroactlve, that aSbcls the past. 
Ketnm, v. n. Itavert, recur, turn biick, 

go or come back, got back. 
Betnrn, v. a. 1. Bcstore, gli 



BetoTjiiS, n. pl^ I?ioceeda, profits, avail: 
Iteveid, n. a. Disclose, disoover, unvai 
publish, divnl^, tell, declare, Impar 

Bevel, n. Carousal, BSTELBY. 
B«vel, V. IS, 1. Carouse, tipple, rio 
make merry, plunge Into dissfpaUon. 

BeT^aUon.n! X. Discovery, dlacloson 
S. Divine cotnraunication of trntli. 
3. The ApooaJypso. 
Berellev, n. fWritlon also Hetwier.] 

Oarouser, hacckanal, bacchanalian. 
Beveby, «. Carousal, carouse, revel, 
Jollity, IbaUvity, oi^es, hsccluuialE, 
Hatnmialia, wassail, det>a'nch, pota- 
Uon, eoropctallou, spaBE, joUifloatloii, 
diinkliig bout. 
Berense, v. a. 1. Betaliate, requite, 
take Yengeance ibr. 
S. Avenge, vindicate by pmilshmeat. 
Beivene;e, n, Retallatloit, requital [qf 



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REVENGEFUL 



lensefnl, a. YiniliotiTB, u 
lalignant, spltetnl, resell tful, 
ig, implacable, veugsfulj n 



Jtevere, v. a. Yenerate, n 

adore, honor, regard liigbly. 
Reverence, n. veaeratlout Iiod 



Keverentlal, a. Bespectful, de 
BeTerie, i. [Fr.] Eiithiiy. 



levenal.n. 


Bepeol, 


■evooaao 


Q, aanul- 


tiirvy 
4' A 


Zn^aa'a"^^, to 

ause to tlie oppo^'te; 
nul, repeal, revoke 


D upside 
resoind. 


tT^^ 


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"TS 


Donveree, 
ntrary, opposite, 



g. Change, vldesUude, 
3, MiafOrtuao, mlsohaiice, mlaliap, 
mieadvontiire, trials liarduMp, affile- 

Revert, B. li. Ketnrn, recur, come back, 

Berery, n- Mu^g, dreomlDg, abstrac- 
Uon, uiatlfliitloii, pra-oecupatlon, ab- 



U EeTlse, reccnalder, 
a criticftlly, wri 

■ise, leoonsid- 

m, criti([iie, 

[Jtare.] Critique, BE- 

Yilliy, deaane, reproaoli, 

J, backbite, laiapooa, »ieak 
iwn, aoousB tMsaly, damn 



a. Revisid, 

3. ckuost 
critical notice 






. Be iuTigorated, refceehed, or 

jed ; recover strengtli. 

Revivification, n. Eaauscitalioii, re- 
--■mation, revival, quickening. 

vlty, V, a, Beanlmate, reBuscltat«, 
l?e, bring to llib again. 
icatiou, fl. Bettaction, recall, re- 
- — tation^ reversal, repeal, abjuration. 
Revabe, v. a. Eecalf {ynai has be&t 

annid, cancel, rescind, connteriuand, 
atirogate, abollah, discard, quash, set 
aside, do away, jnaks void. 
I!«volt, V. n. Hebel, muidny, rise, re- 

Bevol^ v. a. Disguat, nauseate, ticken. 

Revolt) n. Rebellion. Insnrrectlon, tuu- 

RevoltlnKi 1^ Shocking, i^EgustJng, 
Eickening, nauseating, nauseoue, r^ul' 
elve, oBtenslTe, obnoxioua, hutefnl, hoc- 

S«volutian, n. 1. notation, gyiafJon, 
whirling, dronlar raoUon. 

Of a ooun^j, organic change, sucoesa- 



Botate, wheel, turn, 



dec, study, reflect 1 
Revulsion, 11. 1. ■Withdrawal, drawing 



^on, QvsjLDOIf, requital, re 

Si. PcemlDm, bonuB, bounty. 
^Bliapsodiml, a. Unconnected, broken, 

rambling, Hire a rhapsodf . 
Rbapaodlie, v. ». Utter rhapBoOies. 
Rh&psodv, n. Bomhiinff compoBlUan; 

medL^ of Hi-—'-' — — 



in, II. Adept in 
ucie.li 111 rhetoric. 
Rlilno, 7^. [Ctmtword.i Money, cash. 
Rhizomfi, «. {Bot.j Eoot-atook, root- 



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Bliymester, n. Versifiet, poetaster, 
Ehytbnl, n. Periodical emphaaia, reg- 

Bliythiuicel, o. MeaBural, tsgulac or 



Blbaldrf,!!. ObBosnlty, indeoenoj' ; low, 

Tile, or vul^^ taimiage. 
BlBh, a. 1. WealtSy, opulent, affiaant, 

fturiv motiByea. 
it. Splendid, piadous, cost!;, eomp- 

tuouSj valuable, eathuabla. 

3. Savory, delioionn, Inacloua, eitqul- 

4. PlenUfuI, plentBona, abuadant 
ooidouB, abonnillng;, ample, full, £ev 
lug witu milk and lioney. 

5. FrulCflil, t^rtOe, luxniiant, teem- 
ing, product^Te^prolmc, 

lUoliBB, «. oi. wealth, opnlonea, afflu- 

enoe, torfnoe, mammon, Inore, pel^ 

ample means, ample store.. 
lUchness, n. 1. Abnndance, plenty, 

fulness, oopioasness, luKnrlance, — 

berance, profusion. 
St. fertility, froltfulness, fecundity, 

Kckets, !t. ji^ [Med.) Bachitis, inflam- 

BicketT, B. 1. Affects^ with ttii 

H. Shattered, broben, weak, 

Bid, V. a. Free, clear, deliver, dlsen- 

cumbsr, relieve, set free. 
Biddance, ». Freedom, cacapo, 

Blddle, n. Enigma, puzzle, dark 

lem, puzzIinE aneatlon. 
Bider. »■ 1. Bqueatdan, hoiaeman. 

a. Jockey, postlUon. 

8. [Ennlaaa.] Bidli^-clerk, sample 

4. Ad<1itional clanae (Jo a legislaiiBe 

Bldge, 1. Eitended elevation. 
Bldlonle, n. Derision, mockery, rail- 
lery, satire, sarcasm, gibe, jeer, Bneer, 

BUUinde, v. a. Deride (apoTtivelyj, 
moOS, scout, satliije, laropoon. Jeer, 
taunt. Tally, banter. ctiaH, langli at, 
scoif at, treat with ridicule, hold up to 
rldioule, make game of, make a fool of, 
point the finger at, make fun of, make 



BldJi 



mlouB, a. Lndlerous, laughable, 
II, funny, prepoaierous, fkroical, 

miCBl, absurd. 

ing-olerk, ». Rmaa, aomple-elerk. 



UIGSIT-LINED 



tiff-raff, fl. I. Refuse, sireeplnge. 
S. Rabble, populace, CANAILLE, the 
masaee, dr^B of tlie people, BwiniBh 
multitude, aoam of society, lowest class 



rongh-so 



flb, pillage, plunder, s 



Kift, It. Cleit, liBsure, cracli', I'eot, 

'io^ocanny. 

1. Dress (paiHealarly h 



Bobber, pillager, plonderar. 
, ... Cleft, fissure, ^— "' — 



Ble, V. a. 

a. Fumlshw 



Biaelne:, a. Tackle, 
I(is1it,[>. 1. Straight,! 



», fit with tack- 
gear, ropes of a, 



t, lawful, equitable, fair, right- 
4t, In acoumanee with duty, 
suitable, seemly, proper, meet, 
;, appraprlal«, as it should be. 



B^bt, ad. 1. ZHreeUy, la a direct 
a. Dpriglitl)', equitably, fairly, law- 
fully, riehtfully, rlglitly. 

3. f^tly, suitably, properly. 

4. Gorrectly, truly. 

5. Very, in a gnat degree. 
Biclit, n. 3. Bscdtode, jasUce, egnlly, 

i^mesa, goodneaa, lawfulness, pro- 
priety, what ought to be, wliat should 

it. Truth, correclness. 

3. Prerogattve, privilege, Immnnlly. 

4. Legal claim. 
BiSht. <i- a- 1. Set upright. 

a. Do justice to, relieve from wrong, 



Ficns, holy, lirtoouB, 

..^, ^, .d^bus, honest, good, 

KHTupt, npri^t, Jna^ devout. 
I. Bqnltable, mir, rl^t, 
signteoDBiieBH, ». 1. Piety, godliness, 
hoUness, sauctih^, purity, vlrtne, good- 



right, doing rig 
from principle. 
IghtiM, a. 1, 

able, prap'e??"!^ _. 

Elsht-haiid, n. Spear hand. 

Rlglit-himd.a. Bight. 

Bight line. Bee-line, straigiit line, moat 



godly, salnUy, rd^bus, 1: 
uncormpt, npri^t, Jna^ d 
e. Bqnltable, mir, rl^t, 
BtghteoDBiieBH, ». 1. Piety, godliness, 
...i; J, II Irtne,goi)d- 

,. „ , pracHce of 

right, doing right, going straight, acting 



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BteMIr, a**- I. Uprtolitlj, equitably, 
^rly, iawfulN, r^lit&Uy, rigfit. 

8. Fitly, enitably. properly- 

3> Oorrectly, trnly. 
Right oflr,I(/'.S.l Immedlataly, directly, 

BisU^'wbtile, n. Greenlaod vhale 

BU4d, a. 1. Stiff, Inflexible, uiipliant, 
unbenCUDg, imyieldiug. 

Ktsiiuty, n. 1. SliSbess, inflexibility, 
^dness, want of pliability. 

n»;. a.imterity. 

Lgrac^InesB, want of ease. 



mgmaTale, 91. MoneeDse, Jueon, gib-^ 
berish, Ysrbliige, tnuib, baldenilasb, 
twaddle, palaver, flunmieiy, moon- 
Bhina, wlBE-wasb, fOOlleh tali, 

KlgoT, H, 1. SIdffliess, tigidity, ilgid- 



iSB, inflsxiblllty. 
it. Severity, auetarity, harfllins 
Bl^rnnesB, asperity, 

S, [M^.] Sadden coldueas with Bb 



louBly nice! 
3. Inclen 



Boeder, e^B, mai^n, brim, 
srEe, border, ekict, eooBne. 



e. Bipple, undnlation, little ware. 
Rind, 11. Skin, peel, barlt, husk, hull, 
gliune, CHATF, ouWr covering. 



,^,ji, eoterie.set, eomblnattea, factlo_, 

leogae, coniedectuiy. 
SiaSt V. »■ Sonud, rcsoond. 
Rtnglet, n. 1. Small rii«. 

a. Curl, liefiti, leek. 
Blngwonu, o. dronlar herpee of tetter. 

.tbreHk, ftay, affiay, 
tbble, quarrel, Btrli^ 






broil, 
»]to™,tlon) sqi 

&iot, P. n. 1. Seyel, oarouse, luxuriate. 

a. Be exdted, be tumultuous. 
Biotoos, a. 1. levelling, Inxurione, 

S. Tumultuous, sediriaus, turbulent, 
insubordinate, mntlaous, rebellious, 
disorderly, uogevemable, unruly, rfl- 
fraotflry. 



tl RIVAL 

Blp, V. a. Tear open, tear apart. 

Blp, n. Tear, rent, laceration. 

Klpe, a. 1. Mature, perfected by 

8. Kt, prepared, roady, in readi- 

3. Conaummate, flnlsbed, perfect. 



Blpeness, n. 1. Maturity, matureness, 
full growtli. 
9. mtoeaB, preparaUon, readiness. 
Bipple, ir. 11. Pufl. 
BlppIe, n. Kimple, undBlatiDn, little 



4. Eevive, come to life, be raised from 
death. 

5. Qrow, aprlne up. 

6. Be advaaced, be pcomoted, g£dii 
a position. 

1. Increase, snelt, enlarge, becoma 
greater, be enbanced. 









10. ISecome hostile, take np aims, ga 

Rise, «. 1. Ascent, rising. 

a. Elevation, eleyateiTpiiice. 

3. Source, origin, spring, beginning. 

Itisible, a. 1. Laughaijle, ridiculoas, 
ludicrous, comical, fuimy, &rcical, 
amnaing. 
3. That produce laughter (as cereaia 

RigibleB, n. pi. [Colhiqmal.i NBlble 

BiSii^n. 1. Ascent, rise. 

BislE, n. Danger, baaard, Jeopardy, 
peril, chance, v — ^ — 

1 baziard, < 
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tazardot^s, peril 






■, lora 



Risky, 

risk. 

ordinatioe, solemnity, 

Ritual, o. 'ceremonial. 

Bitnal, n. Jjlturgy, formulary of pablle 

Rival, n. Competitor, autegODist, op- 

Btva^ a. Gompetlng, emulatli^, emo- 

Rival, f . CI. 1. Oppose, compete witb, 



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Roar, P.n. 1. & 
a. Bawl, shou. 
cry, cry alond. 



BlTOliT, n. Gompetiljoii, emulaUan, 

Blvalsblp, 1. (aare.l Rivalry. 
Rive, V. a. Rend, split, cleave, tear oi 

reud aanudev. 
River, n. Stream- 
River-horse, n. Hippnpotamne, eesr 

RlTer-io1)stor,R. Crawfiah, crayfish. 
Rivet, V. a. Fasten, fli, make firm. 
BiVDlet, »• Brook, Btrearplet, [oimel, 

rill, ritnlet, bobit, small stream. 
Road, «. 1. Path, way, lane, street, 

miita (■n.iTijB, paantay, tcaok, TBArr.. 
jrenghf^Bj Mghroad. 



voidfevale, yell, howl, 
ind, thunder, ratUe, 

4. Laugh l^oudiw anrf toBff). 

Boiu-, ». 1. Bellow, bellowSis, roarlne. 

5. Load Doiee (09 of ills iSiad or t^ 

3, Shont, cry, oatcry. 

4, Laugh {iowd and ionff), laughter- 
Roarlug:, «■ Bo-Ui. 

Rob, P. a. Pland^r, strip, deapoil, Aeece, 
pilli^. 

Bobber, n. Plunderer, pillager, TSIBF, 
deapotler, depredator, highwayman, 
Omtpad, br^and, bandit, marauder. 

Robbery, n^ Depredation, pecnlation, 
tiieft, larceny, spoliation, plunder, 
pillage, roall. 

Robe, n. G«wii, dress. 

Robe, r. a. Sieea, clothe, tnveet, array, 

Babln, R. 1. [Snffltmd.]B.iiddo<ii, rob- 
Inet, roWE-tedbre»Bt {Btythaoa rube- 
OHla or i^aoUla ruiieeula]. 

». tU.a.] Bobln-redbreast, 
tiiru^ ( Tta-dat TniffraiormB)- 

RoboTBiili a. Str^igthenlne. 

BabDSt, a. Strong, athleflo, brawny, 
stout, sinewy, muscular, stalwart, hale, 
lusty, Btuiay, firm, sound, Tigarous, 
powerful, mighty, Herenlean, able- 
bodied, made of Iron. 

RobnetiieaB, «. Strength, soundness, 
vigor, BtonOieBS, lusUneas, sturdinees, 

Redi^e-powderB, ». pi. SedllW pow- 

Boehelle-salt, n. Tartrate of potssh 
and soda, tartarlzed soda. 

Kock, !>. a. Move backward and for- 



n^atory 



RoDI[-oi7Stal. n. Limpiil qnarte, Brit- 
ish or Cornish diamond. 
Rock-flsli, n. B'ia/Agotij IGobvusmger), 
RoCidi^r-stone, n. Lt^an. 
RookUi^, n. WhisUe-fish {Moieila vhI- 



(.BfliianAcinun 

~ - -*- Mit, n. Oommon salt (as/oamd in 
:), mineral salt. 
t»r,». KOOK-Olt,. 
iTood, n. Ligniform asbestos. 
1. 1. Twig, shoot. 
W^oud, slender sUck. 
Switch, Bttoarge, birch. 



noaeiax, 9. <jnawer. 

Bodenti% R. Jif. [L.lQnawers, rodents. 

Rodomontade, n. Blustering, bluster, 

boasting, brag^ne, rant, v^n-glory. 
Roe, a, 1. Koebuck ( Ckipreokis An-caa). 

3. Spawn of fishes. 
RaebnDk,». Bos. 
Boestone, ^- Oolite. 
Rogjae, 11. 1. Knave, villain, swindler, 

sharper, cheat, trickster, rascal, scamp, 

scoumlrel, scapegrace, caitiff. 
S. MlacUeTous fellow. 
BwEoery, n. 1. Knavery, rascality, 

vlllany, ftaud, obeatSng, dJBlionBst 

practices, knavish tiicks. 
S. Waggery, mischief, arch tricks. 
fU^Enisb, a. 1. Knavlflh, dishonest, 

S. Sportive, aroh, mischievous, wag- 



glsli. ■ 
RoH, V. a. 1. Make turbid. 

a. [Colioqaiai.] Ten, disturb, plague, 

irritate, worry, annoy, bother, molest. 
Roily, OS. [VolloqiUoI.] Turbid. 
Roisterer, «. Swaggei'er, bally, rioter. 



8. Wheel, trundle. 
Roll, V. R. 1. Bevolve, rotate, turn, 
wheel, whirl, gyrate, whirl round, go 

a. jinn, Oow, glide. 

3. Boek fiom. Bide to dde. 

4. WaUow, weltflT, tumble aJwnt. 
Roll, «. 1. volnme, sorolL 

5. Ohrouicle, record, history, annals, 
** LiBt, register, cat^k^ue, inveatozy. 



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BoIliCkiDS, o. FrolioaoniB, jolly, gay, 
joyoua, merry, playful, sportive, jocu- 
lar, lively, frisky, daft, flUl oT ftollo. 

Roa solphur. Cane brimstone, bUcIe 
eulplinr. 

BmaaJc, n. Modern Greek. 

Boman, a. 1. Of Some, of tlie BornanB. 
a. Of the LaUne, of ancient Kome. 
3. Soman Cutliolic, of tile .Itoman 
Cattoiie religion. 



Bomaaoe, n. Novel, tule, storj^ notln 
of fletion. 

, . . FftQOifnl, extravaeant, 

ental, i^tastic, wild, cbimericol, 



Popiab, papal, Soman 

i.f. re. j-» Laip, spring, bound. 
Frolic {mdely), sport, play, romp. 



CatHoUo. 
Boiiip,». nndejirt. 

" - '-. Leap, spring, 

. — , juieiK), sport i' 
Kaod,«. Forty square rode, 

Bmfc, n. Oastle (in eheis). 

SDom, B. 1. Space, extt 

capacity, scope, compass, 

areep, swing, play. 

8. Place, Blfflid. 

3. Aparouent, chembi 






ot' n. lU. S.l Coolt, 
R. 1. Bor— " — 






:, foimda^oi 



3. Radloa!, radix, etymon, prlu 

KooCc.n. Take root. 
nfM>t, V. a. Implant, set, Ax, eetab 
RooSet, n. Kailioie, Bmall root. 
Boot ont^ 1. EcH^lcate, extirpate. 






t, Ush u] 






Boot-etoclc, n. <Bol.) KMzoma,. root- 
like stem. 
Boot up, Eradicate, root out- 
Bope, V. n. Be ropy or viscous. 
Bape-dtinaer, n. Acrobat, funambi 

Kope In, [Gilloquial, U. S.] Draw 1 
cmiectively {as vutsses i^fhay, bff ?n&2j 
qfa rope]. 

Bope of Sana, Feeble tie, bond easily 

Bogy, a, Viaooits, viscid, glutinous, 
sflcky, adhesive, tenacious, stringy, 
smeary, danbj. 



TtofHa, n. Colopliony, resin {froBi Ms 

-tostr^, ». Platform, stase. 
Bos;, a. Blooming, ruddy, reddish, 
rubicund, bioshing, mantling, i-osy, 

B. n. Putted', oortnpt, decompose, 

BotBiT.a- 'WliiriinE,rotaHnB| rotatory. 



BotatoiT, a. Whirling, rotating, B 



S. Rut iBf the sea). 
tten, n. 1, Putrid, c 
utreaed, decayed, fe 



worthy. 

Rotund, a. Round, circular, spherical, 
globular. 

Rotundity, ». Roundness, spheriidty, 
circularity, rotnikdness. 

Botundneas, i. BOTUNDITY, 

Bon4, ». [Fc] Koke, deijanchee, profli- 
gate, dissolnie maiw 

Bougli, a-. l^Unevei^_rugg6d, crarey, 



Bgeed, jagged, scraggy, not 
a, UDlieivn, uuwrougbt, urn 



fijrmiess, sli 
3. Unpolished (aj a ffna), nncnt. 
1. Sha^y, liii'aute, biistJy, r^ged, 



Lie, uauiaciouB, u<imed]/uu, vulil, 
bearish, churlish, EBDSqtrH, 

«. Harsh, sharp, Bevere, vloiant. 

;. latt, Bour, orabbed, Wrd. 

S. IiibHrmonianB,dlBOordant,larcinB, 

9i Tempestuous, 1x^t«rQuS| stormy, 
Bog^li breaitbinK, Aspirate. 
Bougb Oratt, Sketch, cnitllne. 



liiciviUty„ gi 



g^Sieel 



St>u8:I)-Baiilfi n. [£<»i.] Babble, crowd, 
mob, OAHArr^B, blw. vulgar, the popu- 
lace, dregs of tbe people, souro el so- 
ciety, swinish muilllude, rlff-raS^ 
teimble tutear, raa-tag-and-lali-t^ 

Soond,!!. iTcircular. 

13, Spherical, globular, orbicular, ro- 

3. Cylindrical. 

4, Pull, complete, entire, unbrofcett, 
B. Large, great, considerable. 

6, Plump, chubby, bonny, corpulent, 

Sound, n. 1. Cycle, periodical levcdu^ 
8. Circular dance. 



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4. Circuit, compass, perambulation, 
tour. 

a, Itiine: {if ft ladder). 
Bound, aa. 1. Around, on all sides. 

5. Circularly, in a circle, in a ciu-cuit. 
Round, prvp^ 1, Atound, enciixJIng, 

ubuuC, encompiueElng, Eoiroundli^, an 



Baandobout, a, 1. Iitdirect, tor 

ctiGuitous. 
fl. iltare.'l That looks on all sid 

narrow, not one-sided. 
Boundhead, It. Puritan, 
B^mndneee, fi. SpbeticiCy, clrcu 

rotundaees, rotundity. 
Bouse, V. a. 1, Awaken, wako, waken, 

3. Animate, kindle, enkindle, Btimu- 
latfl, aielte, provoke, atlr up. 
Bonse, v. «. 1. Bjsa. 

Bout, «. liefeat, ' disconifitnre. 



Bonb D. a. Defeat, discomfit crer- 

thtow, ovarpowet. 
Boute, n. Way, palb, pii«9ag:e, cout 

Bontlne, n. Practice, custom, ctdinaty 
way, beaten tract, Me and wont. 

Bore, D. n. Roam, ramblo, stroll, range, 
vonder, stray, BttR^e, irander about, 
rove aronnd, gad about. 

Bover, n. Kombler, wanderer, strag- 
gler, bird of passage, 

Bon*) n. Rank, line, file, series 

BujT, n. iCo^i'lg^'al.] Broil, 

If """" 

Bowel) *». 1. Seton. 



'-'■■^■■S 



a. Qoad, s( 



latemaljcn. 



a,n, AftermaHi, eddish. 

Boyal, n. 1. Kingly, regal, imj 
XQcnarcblcal, kin^liko, princely. 

a. Noble, magnificent, illustrious, 
splendid, superb. 
3. AoguBt, majestic, grand. 
Boj^ty, n. 1. Kbigaliip, Idngoraft, 
sovereignty. 
a. Percentage (os cm capyrigM). 
Bub, V. a. 1. Abrade, scrape, chafe, 
grate^ 



1. Wipe, o 






Bab, n. Ob>itaole, difficulty, emtiarri 
ment, perplexit;, dilemma, nonp 
poser, quandary, puzzle, knotty po 



india-rubber, 



Buboola.n, {Msd.) Measly, 
Bnbicund, a. Buddy, reddish, rosy. 
Bobiuundily, n. Buddiness, reddisb- 

Rub offi Abriide, wear away. 
Bub out, Sffaca, erase, obliterate, raze, 
eipnnge, caocel, scratidi out, wipe 






.,■„«, uui-lanesa. 
Bnd^, a. Keddlali, florid, blowaed, 
blowzy, rublcnnd, of a red culor. 

tude, a. 1. Bciffili, ru^ed, u- 

shapeless, unftaehioned, unfiume-, — 
wrought, cmde, iU-Snrmed. 

a. AruesB, unpolished, raw, coarse, 
inelegant, ouoouui, Olownlsb,. loutish, 
bootiSi7 ungraceful, uncivlSwd, un- 
trained, uutangttt, nndlBclplbied, ig- 
norant, barbarous, illiterate, brutal, 

3. uncivil, nncourteouB, Impolite, 
Impudent, impertinent, sauuy, vulgar, 
Insolent, ill-bred, Burly, currisli, gmfli 
churlish, bearish, UUETSQtTE. 

clement, boisterous, tunLuftuous, karah, 
seiete, tiu'bulent. 
indenesB, «. 1. Roughness, rugged- 



, Inclvlllly, Insoier 



breeilitig. 



, 111- 



iverlty, 
Budiment, n. 1. Embryo, rude sfata, 

Budimental, a. 1. Embryonic, tudi- 

8. Elementary, Drimary, 
Bndlmimtary, a. RtrDmEBTAL, 
Bue, V. a. Kagret, deplore, lament, 

repent of, be eoriT for, grieve ftir. 
BnofaI,a. Doleful, mournful, dlsm^, 



melancholy, sad, sorrowful, piteous, 
pitiful, griovous, lugubrio— 
Buffi It, Ituff- 



pitifui, e 

jiuffiit, 1 

BufBan, n. Villain, miscreant, oMtifi', 



BnSlajilBm, n. Brutality, rascality, 

blackguatiusm, sooundrelbira. 
Biiffle, tr. a. i. Disarrange, damage, 

S. Discompose, disquiet, tTonblo,Tex, 
torment, molest, plague, worry, harass, 

3, Gather iuto folds, wrinkle, cockle. 



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Snatle, dlsCurban 






I. Koogh, or^gy, ccagged, 
uiic.Du, i.Taaular, BOrBggy. 
9. Harsh, Inhai-moniona, grattng. 
S. [Oiito9«i«i. f^-S-l Haray, nBniat, 
vigorous, liealOiy. 
Kn^^nesSt n, 1. Hoi^iiesa, uneTen- 
neee, mperltj. 
a. Uarshneae, sBTsritj, rigoc. 
Ki^CoBe, a. Wriiikled, cagous. 
Kueana, a. RuoosE, 
Buhl, n. 1. Sestrnctlon, diacomfitnre, 
OTerOirow, defeat, wreoS, elilpwreolt, 
perdition, fall, dovmfElll, proetmlion, 

». Mleebiaf, bane, jxet. 
,_ Knin.v. a. 1. Destroy, demollali, OTer- 
Oirow, aubvart, oTertum, ovevwlielin. 

8. linpoieti^, biing to want, leduce 
to poverty. 
KninDUB, a. Deettuctive, pernicious, 
baneful, noxjoae, nolaomt^' aeleteriouB, 
injnrlouB, oalamltoiis. 
KoiiiBi n- pl- Bemcdns. 
Ztal«t ^ 1" Oomnuuid, control, domlna- 
Uou, dominion, lordsblp, mastorgMp, 
mastery, goTecnmeiit, em^re, sway. 



Bnle, D, a. 1. Oovem, oonttOl, oonanot, 
(ili-ect, lead, liava midet one a ammb, 
laad by the nose, lord ovei, lord it over, 
doMfnaer over. 

Bule,' V. n. Command, govern, domi- 
sasBy have command, nave control, 
la the roast, liave one's 



Kulin&u. 1. Governin 

lent. ' 

Bale the coast, Kdlb, 

Rnuilnate, u. ft. 1. Chew tlie cud. 
n. Mnse, meditate, ponder, cc^tal^, 

ICauLiiiat«,fi. a. Meditate, chew, mi . 
on, reflect mion, ponder upon, brood 

Bamfuation, n. Muting, medil^UDn, 
raflaciion, ct^tation, pondering. 

Bmuiuiise, v. a. Searoh (onr^Wp), 
exaioino, explore, ntnsadi:, piy into. 

Umaiaagv, v. n. - Make a seajYm. 

BnmmBee, n.' Searoh, ejiamination. 



^. 



._, . Kaport, talk, bruit, 

dp, hearsay, news, tidingu, town 

. Report, tell, bruit, spread 



mple, crease, 
apVe, pucker. 



Inmple, s. a. Wrinkle, i 
packer, corrugate. 

lmnple,n. Wrinkle, ei 
rimple, crease, corrugat , 

liimpaB,«. lOoUoipHtU.] Hiot, biawl, 
tumult, uproar, equaUbJe, outbreak, 
qnarrei. fbnd, affray, BOW, distlU'b- 
ance, altercation, breach of the peace. 
Bun, II. B. 1. Eaoe, step quickly, 
a. Haste, hasten, hie, hurry, si 
floampar, scour, apoed, post, trip, p 
on, press fOntara, pUBli on, dash 
ward, daah on, rush on. 

3. Flow, glide, move, go, procead, 

4. Pass, elapaa, vanlah, go away. 

5. Spread, oKtend. 

e. Continue, hold on, tnn on. 
7. Tend, iiiollne. 
tun, V, a, 1. Pierce, penetrate, stab. 
a. Force, thrust, dflve, push. 



i. Current, a 
i. Ourtenoy, . 
U Gtenerahty, peo^e o 



low, paBs^e. 
ance, popularity. 

tiiey are, people or tlili^ of averaga 

0. Brook, streamlet, runlet, runnel, 



Bun anei, 1. Follow, p 



'JS-ASi.'"' 



Buiiawa:r, n. Fugitive, deserter. 
Bun down, 1. Catch by chasing. 

3. Bon against and unk. 

S. Oiuah, overtluon, oveaiMai. 

4. Senrr. dlBparage, depreidata, om- 



3. Footman, foot-boy, livery servant. 
Xiin on, Conthiue, iiold on, be ooa- 
tjnnod. 
lun out, [^o/iM.] 1. Extand, thrust 

8. Wasl«, exhaust, expend. 
Itin aat, iXeulsr.j 1. Expire, be at 



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Bnpture, b. i, Bteaeli, fracture, dls- 
mptlon. 

3. Qufljrel, feud, iilteicadoD, Bqaab- 
ble, Bontentlon, hostlllCj'. 
3. HlCRBIA. 

RttptnTe, V, {£, Break, bont. 

Bnral, a. Enatle, paatora], eoimtry. 

BaBe, n. CFr.]- Bttatagem, trlOfc, frand, 
aitince, dodge, ^tUb, taaaearte, denelt, 
deception, dalueloii, impoBtoie, BAK, 
chouae, fbtch, olap-trap, QTiifty derlce. 

KuBh, n. 1, Straw (os qf litSe morth), 
ferlMiiE, copper. 

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IneleganlN hoiden, SoldeiiMi, rough, 
rude, outlandish, boorish^ barbiiroaB.' 

lout, nina, iJDmpiiin, oountcyman. 
Kmtiaate, v. n. Dn«U or reside in tlia 



a. kuBtr, faaty, nilldawed. 
But, n. 1. Tracfc of 9. ivieel. 

i. Rote {qf the seal. 
Ruta-lkaifa, n. Sweolah tnmlp {Bras- 

Bnthless, a. Merciless, pitiless, cruel, 
sorage, ferocious, inliu- 



Salilltatli, 1 

Sunday, t 

refit, the Chrisldan Enooutu, nm i 

of the week [among CirristiaibS], aevei 



tela abietum). 



iliuo marten (Mmtela 
, Ajuerican sahle (Jlfws- 



Sftbr^n. [Written alBo'saSo-.] OimBttT, 
folchlon, cavalry aword, dragoon^a 

Sabulous, a. Sandy, v 

StuwIiaFiiie, a. Sugary, sweet. 

SiwcsdotBl, a. PrlestR'. 

eack,n. 1. Bag, pouch. 

it. Spoliation, deetf odjon, desolation, 
davafl^ll<m, hayoc, w^t«, ravage. 
3, Sherry, aherry wine. 

Sank, V. a. Bavage, deepoil. devoetate, 
spoil, destroy, plunder, pulage, rifle, 
ransack, lay waate, take l>j el^Em. 

Sacrament, b. 1. Kite, ceremony, aol- 

a. [With Tie pieflxed.] Enchaiist, 
Oommunion, Lord's Supper. 
Sacred, a. 1. Halloweii, holy, divine. 
a. Baligions, not secular, not pio~ 



Dedicated, devoted, ccnMorated. 
Inviolable, not to he profaned, 
^"uerable, saintod. 

^B, n- 1. Holinefa. sanctity. 

rioiablcnasB. 

, V. a. 1. Iramolate, oSer 



3, Surrendf 



loup. 



Offerii 

...orilf^- 
hlasphi 



Fm&na&n, deeeoration. 
rf TfraYereot, imEdoaa, 
deaeotaling. 



sphemons, pro&ne, deaeotaling. 
tng^lMill^. SRlntB' ben, mass bell. 
|8&, «. vestry, vestry-rooni. 
a. 1, Sorro^nl, deapondlng, de* 



S. Bloomy, dtoal, doleM, mourn- 
ful, lugubrious, grievous, woebegone. 

3. drlevoua, affllcUve, oniamitou?, 
dieastroue, dire, deplorable. 
Saddle, v. a. 1. Pufa saddle on. 

a. ioaA, hnrdeo, encumber. 
Saddle-Iiorse.n. Palfrey. 

runs, ». 1. Sorrow, despoudeney, 
jjAtrosoLv, depresMon, d^ectlon, 
rowfubiess, dcpresbloa of s^rlta. 



fulne 



a. aioo. 



s^ed. oneoathed. 



e. unharmed, undam- 



Saib, a. 
fcom'liai 

and Itey, under cover. 

3. Trnaty, trustworthy, ™...^^ 

to be depended on, to he relied on. 

Safe, n. 1. Place of safety, saoute lilaoe. 

3. Ooffer, money-chest, sttong box. 

safeguard, protection. 
3. Pass, passport. 
gafbgiiard, ■■ " ''-" 
security, i 



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Lt, pareplcaolty, senes, inBlght, 

wit, quick pmls. 

Swce, a. 1. Wtae, sagacious, sapiont, 
dlBeeinii^, Bbrewa, acute, Intelligent, 
aonslbls. 



Sc^lUary.n. [Mj)lh.j Centaur, aroliet, 
Qttoned. 

a. Ploi^ tlie deep, ploi^ tlie 






Sainted, a. 1/ Consecrated, saered, 

balr- 
a. CHnoniaed. 
enint^^ohn's bread, ». Carob-tree, 

A^aroTia tree, loouBt-tree ICeralonia 

Baintly, a. Holy, devout, pious, reli- 

glouB, godly. 
Salut-Slmouianlsm, «. FourieTism, 

socialism, 
Salnt-Vltas'g dance, ClLorea. 



e, n. 1. £easai 
oonsideFntlan. 



ind, final 

cunt, regatd, respect. 

Vendible, marketable, 

3. In good demand, o( ready sale. 
^. Lewd, lustftili ' 

lickerish. 



L, llbidln 



uncliBaM, in 

Eft, newt. 

1. Chloride of a 



.luteof amm 

Salary, 1^. stipend, wages. Lire, allow 

Sale. ». Demand, market, vent, oppoi 

tunlty to Hell. 
Sallen^ a. 1. Prelecting, promhieni 

standing out, in celief. 



Saline, a. 



Iriny. _ 



SoUow, 



Salt-aprii^, salt-pit. 
Spittle. 
„..,_. Yellow! as JVoj»K6ie»»), yel- 
luwlsh : of a pale, ^ckly iralor. 
Sally, «. 1. Sortie. 

ft, DigresBlon, excursion. 

3. Frolic, eeeapade, wild gayety. 

4. Jest, joke, quip, quiF^, cranic, 
■wibtidam, JEU B'EaPBiT, apdghOy 
fiiuoy, flash of wit. 

Sally, M. n. Kush oat, laaiie suddenly, 
a^fortb. 

Sally fortJi, SAIJ.T. 

Salmainindl, b. Meaiay, oUo, raiseel- 

. lany,nilxture, farrago, jumble, hodge- 
pc^e, hot^h-potch, mlsb-masb, g^i- 
maufty, pot-poum, oLti podiuda, 

Salmon-trout, »■ Sea~trout {Sahaa 

(™«OJ, hirling. 
Saloon, !t. Spai^ous room, recepldon 



Salt, 1. Cliloride cf aodium, muriate of 

Saltation, n. Leap, Jump, hop, sprii^, 
bound, vault. 

8altat(n7, a. Laaphig, Jnmidng, skip, 
ping, hoppii^, dancing. 

Salt-ooke, «. Siaphate of soda (oi-fiA- 
oiaUapnpaTedJiimctmaamiiiali), 

SaiaOn, a, BrsoUSh, uunewliat salt. 

SaUofhartghoTn, Sal-TolatUe, carbon- 
ate cf ammonia UoM imd impitn), 
aesqul-carbonate of amiuonlai volatile 
salts, smelling enlts. 

ash, salt of aori'el, eaaentlal aalt of lem- 



L, Blnoxalate of pota^ 

I. 

Pure carbonate of pot- 



Saltp 



bte at potash. 

Salt-woFbn. G-lasB-'vorl^ mareh-sam- 
ptilre (SaiiBonaa berbaceaj, 

SalnbfloiiB, a. Seoltliy, healthful, sal- 
utary, wkoleeomei siduUl^rous. 

Satubrionsness, n. Sai.ii'bbiti. 

SalnbTit7, ii. Healthiness, healtbfitl- 
ness, salnlariness, wholesemeness, ealu- 
bclonaneBa. 

Salutarlneas, ii. Salubritv. 

Salutary, a. 1. HealUiy, healthful, aal- 
nbriouB, wholesome, aalutiferoua, help- 
ful. 

ft. Advanti^ouB, beneficial, service- 
able, good. 

SalntatioD, «. 1. Greeting, salute, ad- 

8. Obeisance, reverence, bow, conr- 



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Salnte, V. a. 1, Greet, liail, address, 
weleome, bow lo, nod to, Show oivillty 
b), pay one's leepscts to, pa; liomHge 

a. Kiaa, greet with a kiss. 
Salute, n. 1. Sslatatioii, gceeOae, od- 

SalutlferoiiB, a. Healtby, bealtlifLa, 
salutnr;, saliibrlons, wholeeome. 

redemption, rescue, eaoape from dan- 
MF, Becority from evil. 

S. Volley, general aiecbarge (^fire- 

., ate^oi 

, salt of harlsho.... 

'" ■ loccespoading; 



Sal-volatile, i 



imopia, smell- 






$anal>l», n. 



. Identi^, tdentical- 

Similaiity, resemUance, corie- 

aonotony, want of vaclety. 
B,n. %, SpedDien, illnetration. 
Sxampte, pBttecn, instance. 
, eatteTnWneedle-worh). 



Banocifloalloii 



remediable, lieal- 



, 1. Make holy, deaaae 

... Consecrate, hallow. 
anoUmoulDnB, a, f harlEEdCBl, affect- 
edly holy, hypooriUcally daront. 

hypoorisy, cant, formalism, irii 
sanotlmany, assumed tdety. 

.... '--ited holiness, hyp- 
pretence of holi- 



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. _ ..H devoii , , . 
Hem, Ban oHmooioamieaa. 
Sonwon, n. OonflrmaUon, 
conntenanca, support, '"* 
ranty, anthortiattr- 



itidcati 






. Batl^, confirm, c 



Sanctity, n. 1, Purit", holinesfl, (p 
cess, Bidntllne&s, goodness, piety, gr 



BiictiiuTi n- !■ Saored or holy place, 
cooKorated spot, holy gronna, - ■ ■"■ 
— w,Ha.orHolK 



9. Temple, chnrch, ptaiH 
oonseurated tinlldlr- 
3> Asylum, iefli£ 



, . jmall psbWes. 

Sand, v.-a. Cover or sprinkle wl^ sand. 
Sand-flea, n. Beach-sea, sandhopper. 
Sand-fly, n. Hidee (fiimu^tet iincnwn). 
&andlLOppei% fl- Sajtd-dea, beach-flea. 

Siuidlirer " "' • ' 

Baiid7,a. 

h^t^, sober, Indc 

Saneness, n. Sanil;- 

Sane froid, [Fr.i Coolness, nnconeem, 

SarwutuBi'T, a, 1. Bloody, murderous. 
3. Cruar blood-thirsty, savage, inhu- 
man, barbarous, ruthless, pitiless, fyO. 
Sanguine, a. 1. Bed, crimson. 

H, Warm, airdent, lively, aulmaiad. 
3. ConddenC, hopeful, enthusiastic, 
buoyant. 
Sani^, ». Saneneae, eoHndness. 
Sans-colotte, n. [Ft.] 1. R^amuffln, 
tatterdemalion, ragged Iflllow. 
it. JBcobinjiiHlical, republiciui. 
Sans sonoi. 1^.] Without care, with 

uneencem, free and easy. 
Sap,«. JuloeliU*anJani). 
Sap, V. a. Mine, miaermfne. 
Sup-liead, )(■ [Casit term,} Simpleton, 

Sapid, a. Sayoty, rellBhlng. 
Sapldness, ». Savoriness, savor, ta^, 

sapidity. 
Sapidity, ». SAPmKEsa. 
Sapience, ». Wisdom, sagenoss, Imowl- 

edge, sagacity, shrewdness, intemgenaa. 

Sapient, a. Wise, cage, easacious, sen- 

dbla, sJirewd, acute, intelUgont. 
Sapless, a- 1, Without sap, destitute 

3. Decayed, dry, old. 
Saponaceous, n. Soapy. 
St^or, II. Taslfl, flavor, savor, gust, 

1. Jiidness, succulence. 
0^1 Snihiess. 

.ia!.} 'SUly, underwittsd, 



:. Mussulman, Mahometan, 
ism, n. Taunt, gibe, fling, satire, 
ly, ridicule, cuttGig jest, aatlilBal 

Sarcastio, a. Serere, cnltinE, taunting, 

aaUrical, sharp, biting, mordadons. 
SarcopliaBrus, n. Stone cettln. 
Sai^, n. <mmelian, eardel, sitrdine, ear- 
dins, sardoln. 
Sardel, n. Sard- 
Sardine, ». Sabd. 
Sardlna,!!. Sabd. 
Sardoin.n. Sabb. 

Sarlae, ( «. Yak, emnting oi of Tat- 
Sarlyb, 1 tary. 

Sarmeut, «. Runner, loi^ twlg( pros- 
Saab, R. Girdle, baud, belt, scaif. 



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Bataa, «. Belliil, Apollfoii. Devi], tlie 



Satanic, a. Diabolital, infamy, lieUlBh, 
deviltali, malleioaB, malignant. 



SatieEy, »'. Kepletiim, snrfelt, fnlneee, 
glut. 

Satire, ». Hidlonle, aarcasm, invective, 
Iron;, pbllllplc, lUatrlbe, nli^, squib, 
lampoon, pasquinade, cutUog remark. 

SatlricalgO. SarcBStiD, WTOce, t»nntli^, 
canBoiionB, eutUng, bldoE, Bharp, keen, 
poignant, invective, mordat^Dna. 

Satirise, V. a. Censnro, rjdioule, alinse, 
lampoon, lash, iuvelgli against. 

SatiB&wtkm, ». 1. GiaSacatton. 

S. Oontanlmant, content, enjoyment, 

ion, amends, raqnltal. 



4. Xtfiioliarga, payment. 
SatlBfaotorilf, ad. In^ a saOafactory 

SatlB^ctoif, o. 1. Gratlliingi pleae- 



„. _.. . , oonelualve, convincing 

decisive. 
3. Compeasating, atoning, tliftt make 

Saaity,v.a. i, Pleaso, graa^v, content 
8. BecompBnse, reamte. Indemnity. 

3. Fay, dmcharge, settle. 

4. C.-"' -"■—'- 

5. Fi 

-flSy. 

Satoratioii. n. Bepletion, fnlnese. 
Saturnalia, «. pi. (L.] Kevele, orgies, 

SatuFnlan, a. "l. Of Saturn, 
a. Palmy, joyous, halayoa, g 
Ijappy. 



L appetising compound, 

3. iCblloqiAil,] CBllnary vsgetaUes. 
Sancebos, n. [Coltoqiiiai.'] Sane; fel- 
low. Impudent MIow, 



Saucy, ^ Imporfinent, Impudent, pert, 

insiSent, cavalier, niiJe, Ibrivanl, bold, 

flippant, ma^pei't. 
BannderB-1>lae, ». Ultiamaiine. 
Sannter, v. n. Loiter, linger, 1^, delay, 

lounge, stroll, dilly-dally, wandet about 

idly, move slowly. 
Satinterer,!!. Ldterer, louaKot, stroller, 

larger, laggard, rambler, idle wanderer. 



Sanrla, n. i)2. lizards. 

Saurian, «. Llsard. 

Saniy-plke, «. Skipper {Soombereiox 

savrmj. 
SavMfe, a. l.TJnoiiltivated(aso/!>re8(), 

a, (JncTv^lzed (Wee art inhaliitaat qf 
tlievXKids), antauglit, rnde, barbarous, 
unpollsbBd, beaiislL. 

3. Untamed, flerco, feroctons, rapa- 
don^ ravenous, ferine, sanguinary, 
blood-tbicaty. 

4. Inhuman, brutal, brutish, brute, 
cruel, fell, remorseless, pitiless, unmer- 
ciful, ruthless, merdliss, Iteatlienlsli, 
relentless, h^il-heartad, sanguinary, 
bloody, vandalic, 

Sav^je, n. Barbarian. 

Savanna, «. [Wilttan also SKBonnaA.! 

Headoir, plain, plateau, prairie, pam- 

paB, open cODhtq', ohanipalgn country, 

tablfr-land, steppe. 
Savant^ n. [it. pi. Savants.] Scholar, 

learned man, erudite person, one of the 

Save, v.'a. 1. Deliver, rescue, protect, 

^'^s!^^aervef keep, hold, husband, lay 

3. Spare, prevent, liinder, obviate, 

Save,' prep, Sicept, leaving out, not 

Including. 
Save*, It. 1. BfiBOuer, dallvarer, savior, 

e. Economist. 
Saving, a- Economical, frugal, sparing, 

tbriSy, carafnl. 
Savior, ) R. 1. BesGuer, saver, deliv- 
SavIonr,( erer, preserver, proteoter, 

defender, guardian. 

5. [WlthTftBOrOurprefiied.] Christ, 
Jeeofi, Xmmajiuel, tlie Mes^oh, the Kc- 
deemer, the Mediator, the Intercessor, 

' I Advocate, ^ ^^^^i the Anointed^ 

sh] gust, 

™i, ,uuoll, frasconce. 
1. Taste, Bmack. ■ 

B, a. Tasteless, Indpid, vapid. 



lavorless, a. Tasteless, Indpid, vapid, 
guBtless, mawMsli, stale, flat, without 

(avory, a. Kellshlng, piquant, luscious, 
palatole, delidous, flavorous, nice, 
well-tastsd. 

law, n. Saying, maxln^ adage, proverb. 



jaying. n. i. Espr 
remark, declaratloi 

sententious precept. 



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.... [L.l (Jfed.) The iWi, psora. 

SeabronB, a. Bough, rugged, scraggy, 

cragged, imeren. 
ScBffljId, n. StHge, frame, Bcaablding;, 

Scalawag, n. [Jjro.l Scapegraoe, xois- 
erable ecajnp, worltileea feiloiv. 

Siratd, V. a. Bum (icitft a Imi ligmd). 

Soald-Iieail, ». f osaioo, Tingvrorm of 
^e scalp. 

Scale, n, 1, Dlah fqT a bc^cmce). 

3. Oradatlon, progressive Bsries. 

4. Lamina, layer, flake, lameij.a, 
thin plate. 

BcnJe, V. a. Cliub, ascend, escalade, 

mount, damlier up. 
Soale off, Exfoliate, Bliell off, peel off, 



ScamprH. [CotJomtial^ It^ne, rascal, 
cheat, knovs, snmdler, sharper, trick- 
ster, scoundrel, vUloin, scapegrace, 
soAiiAWAQ, worthless fellow. 

ammper, v. ii. Band, run, trip, I 



imation, tu 



8, IMsgrace, dialion< 
dleoredlt, disrepute, i 

opprohrEum, InglorJou 

Soandallxe, V. a. 1. Ofiflnd, give oSfencB 

it. Vilify, Hsnerse, OeBime, bao 

Oeory, calumniate, slander, repi , 

libel, revile, satirize, lampoon, bring 

dlBgrnce on, invel^ against. 
ScHimdaloiis, a. 1, Opprobrions, defWn- 

atory, llbolloua, atanaerous. 
a. usgracafal, Bhunefil, Infamous, 

dJarepatablB, ^nomlnicus, atroc^oas, 

odious, inglorious. 
Scant, c. a. Limit, straiten, sUat. 
Scant a. InanffidBUt, bqaniy. 
8oBJiaiiesa> n. Tnsuffloiency, mesgre- 

neea, BarroimeBfl, defioieiicy, a^'-' — 

ply, short measure. 
Bcajity, a- InautAolent, short, , 

slraider, meagre, lean, scant, defii^ent, 

not plenafnl, not enough. 
Soapegraoe, n. Segue, Icnare, 

SOAL&'VAe. 

Soapliold. a. fJsiat.) Boat-shaped, 
Bcapida, ». 



oai'c& a. 1. Defldent, wanthig, not 

plentjfnl, not itoindant. 

a. Kare, uncommon, infrequent, 
oaroely, art. Hardly, barely, but just, 

with dlfflcnlty, 

carcity, it. Deflciency, dearth, want, 

ScHccity-roo^ n. Field-beet, mangel- 
wurael {Beia alHieima). 

,, o. a. Fr^ten, affriBbt, FBiaar, 
iniaate, daunt, appall, terrify, make 
.id, putinlbar. 
kkln, ». Cuticle, ^Idermis. 

et-fever, n. Scarlatina. 

1, j D. a. Injure, harm, blast, d&- 

Soatlie, j stroy, damage, waste. 
Scatlile»s,o. UniiduKa, unhuct, intaot, 

Scatter, e. a. 1. Strew, sprinkle, throw 

a. Dis^pac'e, disperse, diffuse, distrib- 

catter-brain, ». Scatler-br^ns, shat- 
ler-braln; giddy, tlnnghrieas person. 
catter-bFaliied, a, <^ady, QiQUghldees, 
light-headed, shatter-bralued. 
..oafter-brBiiiB.fkj'f- Soattes-bhaik. 
Scattered, a. l, Strewn, Hprinkled. 
a. Dimised, dispersed, spread about. 
3. Sporadic, occuirine liece and 
tiere. 
Scene, n. Spectacle, exhibition, eliow. 
Bight, view, display, reprasentaUon, 
pageant. 
Scenery, n. Landscape, prospect, view. 
Sqenio, a. Theatilcaf, dramatic. 

t, n. Odor, smell, perfume, fra- 
^_..nce, rflUolen(«, balminesa. 
Scent, a. a. 1, Smell, get scent of. 

S. Perfume, illi wllfi odor, give odor 

Scentic, II. [Written also Stcplie.] 
1, Doubter. 
8, Deist, infidel, unbelierec, free 



Butfbon, harleqnin. 



3. Unbelief, infideUty, deism, free 
thinking. 
Sceptre, n. fWritteu also Scepter.] 
1, Royal mace. 
8, Eoyal power, sovereign autlior- 

Schednle, ». 1. Scroll, doci. 



Scbeme, it. 1. Plan, system. 

a. Device, dtatgn, pri:j9et, contriv- 
ance, plot, Bttatagejn, couspiracy, in- 
tcigoe, oabaL machlnaiaon. 
3. Draft, outline. 

Schenne, b. a. Plan, contrive, pr<4eot, 
plot, devise, design, Imagine, AraJnc. 

Bclieme, V. it. Intrigue, plot, plan, con- 
trive, set one's'wlts to work, rack one's 
brains^ ou^tel one's brains, strain one's 



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Schlsin, n. 1. DIvMon (ii( a clBcrch), 

separation. 
Z. Disunion, disiHiKl, 
Schlamatlc, »■ Sectiiry, heretic, non- 

oonfcnnise, dissenter, separaOst. 
Bobismatical, ». Discordant, dleeen- 

Metit. 
ScliiBtag^ I a. Lsmellate, laiDellated, 
Schistous,) lamixiHT, laminated, K>1- 

lated, faliaQeous, Ecalj, flak;. 
SOhoIai-, «. 1. Dlei^iile, pupil, student, 

learner. 
3. SATANT, learned mazt, flrudite 



knowledge, attainments, acqulK 
aeq.ulTeaknewle(^e. 
8. MaiHtenaooa tor a, student. 
SdiolastlD, a. 1. Academic, literary, 
lettoed, bookish. 

8. Peaanlio,Kim>al, 
of the Bchoalmen. 
Selialastio, n. ScLoolDii 



remarlt, observation,, note, elnoldation, 
gloss.- 

School, n. 1. geiuinary, acauemy, in- 
stitute, gymnaslnra, placeof aducamon. 
H. 3e<d| olasSj daocuatna^n. 

School, V' a. 3l loBtrnct, teach, cdn- 
oate, train, drill, eirra'clse. Indoctrinate. 
X. TntOE, dieoipline, oonttol, govern, 
bring under BohJed^cn. 

S^bo^-booik, »■ Text-book. 



Sdatic, la. Of the Mp, Ischladle, 1 

SdaUcal, f cMatic 

Sdeuce, ». 1. Knowledge, inibtmatioi 

f knowledge, body 



ill of knowled^. 

___^ ft. PhiTnfrM^lkij,ql 

toprin&lplt ^ 

SoLUiet, ad. [L.1 Uamely, 
to wit, that is, tht''- ■- - 

S^ntilM, B. [L,l Spade, allmmer. lot, 
shadow, trace, iota, wliit, tittle, Ut, 

ace, grain, atom, pattir'- '- 

acrap, mite, 

SclutUlant, a. Sparkling 



cotuscale. 
H. Emit spark 
Scintillation, n. 

- h, comscatio 
, TwInkUng, 



L. SpoJ'kle, t 
1. Spark, s 



iperhclal knowle^e, tdigkt 1 

life. 

ollst, n. Smatlerec, ^oramni 

'M, greenhorn. 

on, H. Spront, elioot, twig, branch, 

ion, graft. 

avonic, a. Slavic, Slavonian. 

erotic, «. (.Jnai.) -White of the eye, 

ttr,v.a. Mock, deride, jeer, scoff at. 
Scoffip.M. Mook,Jeer,fihe,smeei'. 
^ ili, n. 1. Sneer, flbe, Jeec, taunt. 



oule, mookery, rail- 



lery, scofEnt, , --. 

Soofibr, 1'. Seomer, mocker, rtdiculer, 

fuller, derlder, deaplsar, Jeerer. 
Scold, V, a. Berate, rate, censure, repri- 

majid, blame, chide, scold at, BLOW 

Scold, «. Vixen, shrew, termagant. 

Boold. at, Keboke, chide, reprimand, re- 
blame', detflaim agalnet Inveigh againet^ 
exolajin against, ridl at. 

Scoldlnir, a. Cliidiiig, beraiing, abusive, 
vltapwStive. 

Sooldli^, n. Bailing, fituperatiou, 

Soonde,!!, [QiUoqaial.] 1. Head, ekull. 

g. Brains, sense. 
Scoop, r, a. 1. Excavate, hollow, scoop 



hollow 






Scope, 1. 1. Purpose, proposal 
tendency, aim, mark, IntenUon, lu 
purport, design, object, view. 

a. BDam,apportuully,rrmrgln,Ti 
liberty, latitnae, amplitude, ftee oo 
&Be play, full play, elbow loooi. 






Sunt IsOsitl]/), BtQge, 
■^■n. 1, Mark, incision, nolch, flir- 
i. Account, oharge, bill, debt, reekon- 
tt Tteason, motive, ground, conatder- 



Jot dOT^i. 
Scoria, ». Dross, stag, recrement. 
Scori«B,».jrf. Volcanic chiders, slaj^y 

Soom, v. a. Contemn, despise, disdain, 
eoont, sltelrt, liohl in contempt. 

Sooi'u,!'. n. bisdain. 

Soom, n. Contempt, disdain, derision, 
mockery, slight, sneer. 



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derisive, contumeliouB. 
Soot,n. Tua, oontribuaon, reckoning. 
Scotch, K. a. 1. Cut [aligliay), wound 

8. Slop (OS a wheel to prenenl it /rost 
rollimg baelO, block. 
Sootcl^ a: ScottiEb. 
Bootch-hopperE, n. pi. Hoppers, bop- 

Seot-free, a. 1. Untased, without p£iy- 

ment, wiUiout expense. 
3. tJaliutt, aninjured, cleftr, Bota. 
ScottlcjBm, n. Soottisb. idiom. 
SoDtUah, a. Seotth. 
Sooundrel, rt. Knave, roEne, villflln, 

rasoalT Hcarap, cheat, trickBtflr. Bwin- 

dJer, BbaTMr, ecs^gFace, ealdff, vile 

wreColi, imscFeant, 
SooaodHdlem, n. Knavery, roguery, 

^...1 !.._ 'TTpitude, baseneBB. 

couTfi'.u. X. i^iwau ihp JricUiftt), make 

br^bt. 



!, Wound sllgMy (os 

S. Scribble, write carel™,^. 

1. TAe{urUhtlteclav!sj. 

,tcli, n. 1. IncMon {llight taid 



sotBt«b, 






TlUeJay, raaoallty, tnrpituf 

brush aUiBg, pbbb 



iftly over, 
1. Purge (■ 



doaely. 



j'nt,'ErOBe,obUtefatt,_.._ 

ScratOh-wig:, it. Scbatch, small wig. 
c . .. _ sotibbla, Bcrabble, BCrateb, 

dribble, Eorabble. 

wriUng. ' 
Sorawler, «. Scribbler. 
Seravrny, a. [Coltoqmal, JT. S.) Toin, 

lank, meagra, scraggy, scbAwhv. 

creiuii, V. n. Shriek, acreecb, cry ont 

[in a shrUl voice). 



a. Pnnislunent, affliction, curt , . 
bane, pl^ue, annoyance, infilctlon, 
nulBSncQ. 



ScDuwe, V. a. 1. laSb, wblp. 
9. PiudHii, cbaatise, chasten. 

ontBt, 

nnt. o. 






,v.n. Act the spy. 

Bt, Scout, sneer at. 

Kfdicule, deride, diadaln, 
.emn.ecom, spurn, Bcolf at. 



, Frown; look angry, s 



Soowl, «. Frown. 

SorabWe, »i- o. SotLbble, scrawl, scratch. 
Scrabble, V. It- Scribble, scrawl. 
Sorabhle, «. [O/Uoqaiai.] Scismble, 

HtriigSe, muss. 
Soru^y, a. 1. Kongh, rogged, uneven, 

hrokeu, craffgy, BOobrouB. 
8. Lean, Thin, lank, meagre, gaunt, 

aklnny, eioaiaawd, attenuaced, scran- 

1. Stru^le(iijinafi'n^ 



ina), ecrabbla. 

«. OUaib (with diffloulty), _, 

" - -' Stri^gle, contest, muss, 



^ gre, scraggy, 

._?ouant,lii 
8. Crumt 

aom^niiio Mged] 
8. Gnther. collt^i. 

Scrape, n. DlUcnlty, perplexity, dis- 
tress, embarraasment, be" — '— 

Scrape acquaintance, M 



xaijle. 



. {Farriery.) Gra 



Bbiillory. 



. Shriels.ai 






. 1. Pratection, guard, defence, 



conceal, shroud, mask, cloak, protect, 

a, KliMlB, sift. 
creiv, n. Miser, niggard, eurmni^eon, 
skinflint, churl, codger, scrimp, bunks, 
llotpenny, muckworm, sordid wretch, 
mean Mlow. 

Sciew-jadi, «. Jack-sciew. 

Screw-shaped, a. _ 5?'^'.?"''' 



ated, Bi 



abble, scratch. 



Scribble, «.». 

8. Petij author. 
Scribe, II. 1. Writer, pemo 
rographer, ebirt^apbist, am 
copyist, scrivener. 
8. Clerk, secretary, notary. 
Scrimp, a. iLocal.} Short, sd 
Soclmp, V. a. {Local.} Scant, 
shorten, carti^, pinch, limit. 



the Scrlptarra, of the Bible. ' 

Scripture, n. 1, Wrltiim, document. . 
8. The Scriptures, the Bible, the 

Holy Scriptures, 
Scriptures, it. pi. [With Tile prettad-l 

The Bible, Tho Holy S"'-* °"-'~ 

hire, Holy Writ, the w. 



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a Fl n h paraph 

8. Volute, B:^r[i1 ornament. 

&croaKe,v- a- iLocal, England: Collo- 
aui^.JT.S,^ Crowd, Bquesse. 

Scrub, V. a. Scour, eleanae, elean, tnl 

Scrub, K.n. Work bard. 
Somb,n. HeanfeUow. 
Scrubby, a. 1, Vile, mean, pititul. poor 
shabby, sorry, roiaei'ablB, aespieable. 

dvarfed, dvaTU^ Pysn'yi pygmean- 
Scruple, B- 1. Heatatton, beattanoy 

doubt, psrplexlty, an^iU' 
a. Twenty grains. 
Scruple, u. n. Hesitate, doubt, waver 



B, ieaken 



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Bcrapoloos, a. 1. Oonadi 
UUoua, atrM, nice. 
3* Cautions, cai'efnl, exact, valiant. 
SomputonaneBS, n. SOBUFULOSiTE. 
BorntiiilKe, v. a. Examine, Investigate, 
onaroh, osnva^B, study, elft, ex^ore, 
'erbaul, probe, dissect, look Into, 



Bearcli 
ScTutinr, 

close senrcb, critical exam 
Bcnd.v.n. 1. Flee, run, ea 

post, scamper, haate, basti 
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Seaj^, examination, in- 
IngnlsltlDn, exploration, 



mnart oontenc 
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... __.]t«Bt(c(/'iniwi)n(eWsl*uS), 
ftay, brawl, qnarcai, squabble. 



wrangle, altercat^c, . 
Sculptor, n. CAavEK. 
Sculpture, n. 1. Oai 

pladlir ""* 






[. Carre, 



Sculpture, V, a^ 

a. EogniTe, eraTB. 

S^^m, n. Frotn, dross, refuse, scoria 
recrement. 

Scurf, a. 1, {Med.) Miliary scab, 
a. S(^, stafo, Ibnl remains. 

Smiiniy, a. Scabby, scabbed, scurvy 
scaly, forfaraceoiis, lenUginoue. 

Soorrlle.a. SODBEILOUB. 

SounHouB, a. 1. Abusive, aonrrlle 
leproadiriil, opprobrious, vituperative 
InsulUng, insSent, contumelious, rib 
aid, blacl^uard, Indecent, offensive 



ipiiblo, despicable, worthless, plt- 



»p, great 
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SeA-cabbfl^xij n. Sea-kalo, sea-colewoT' 
' ■'' — •'-■ — — iiima). 

Mineral coal, pit coal. 



( Crantbe moH^ima). 



Seafaring, o. ToUowins 
Hoa-ii™ n. ihraahar, „ 
Carchariat tndpeaV 
-e,n. IZool.) ' '" 

(aMiAecSus 

S. Hippopotamus, rive 
SeB-k^e," "-■ 



. IZool.) J. WahTis, D 



line of junotore 
9,msanra, or 
3. {M^ing.) 



seaferer, t 



1. Unlfo join together. 
Sailor, mailner, navigator. 



bone, ffar-pike, sea-pike. Ions-nose, 
eore-blu. sword-flsli, macker^.^iiide 
{Esox ftefone or Betoiie vulgaria). 

Sea-pJlte,B. Sba-heedle. 

Sear, V. a. CauCerlaa, bum with a hot 
Iron, bum with cautery. 

Sear, a. Bry, wiUiered. 

Searcl^ V. a. Examlna, explore, sorut!- 
nlae, tivestigato, overhaul, probe, alft, 
look Into, searob into, pry Into, peer 



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aearcblPK, a. 1. Penetratu^, tcjlng. 

ts, Cloae, thorough. 
Seared, a. 1. Canterized, burnt on the 

a. Haidened, iiallonB, impenitent, 
nnrBpentant, obdurate, graoeleaa, inoor- 
^ibte, ^hamBlfiEs, irreclkimablo, 
Sea-™T)ber, n. Pirate, •■'"'"air hiicpo- 



»r. pica. 



aadBi, 






eatworatiaff sea-water], 

sodJuBi, murlalfl of soda. 
Sen-sfctnesa, it. Nauaaa {acased b// tl 

ioss^ig of a vessel ai sea). 
Sea-Blim:, «- Trapai^, aea-cucnmlw 









term, apace . . 

OatKjutu, V. o. 1, Habituate, ma; tifliAPui, 
e, harden, ibrm, train, at by habit. 



arable, give relisb t 



a. Mature, pt 

3. Mfthe j^- 

4. Sf oderate, temper, qnaliiy. 
Seaaouiif.n. Beaeaaonca,. Income aea 

S««3i>iiiaMe,o, Umaly, opportune, fit 

appetiiii^ suliatancB. 
Se£t, n. 1. Place, staUon, site, sltua 

a. Abode, dwelling, realdence, man 



e, dispofi^ 

Sea-trimt, n. Hlrliug, salmon-tr 

ISalmo trutta). 
Ss]i-.iinlconi, n. Narwhal, unlcorn-f 

nnlcom whale {Monodmt a, 
Bea-nrdjln, n. Sea-eeg. 
Sen-water, n. Salt-water, 



Fat, ftittj, 1 



Seceder, n. Sectasy, b 



aecliidBd,a. Ketlred, wlthdi 
sequeeCeted, leelal^d, prlvat 

SecLnsion, ft! Separat 
privacy, ■■ — 



. , , lily, BoUtnde. 

id, a. Kext to the flrat {inpkiee or 

a. Secondary, Ini^lDr. 
flcond, n. 1, Malntalner, auppi 
helper, ae^stimt, baclter. 

S. Sixtieth part of a minute. 



int, jiffy, trice, 
inliling of an eye. 

" ^ — ^port, help, ttoi . 

;, baok, encourage, 

with, take part with. 

" Approve, Sivor. 

idary, u. Suimrdinate, inltecior, 

primary, not first-rate, not of tha 

Concealment, privacy, 

S, Secluslon^Tetiremeut. 
ecret, a. 1. Hidden, Md, concealed, 
latent, occult, cov«rt, obscure, xficon-. 
dice, privy, dose, covered, ehrouded, 
veiled, unseen, unknown. 

it. Olandiisline, sly, underhand, un- 
derhanded, hn^rer-mu^^fer. 

" "—i—*"-!. retired, private. 



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Seotaiiofl, n. Sectary, partisan, 
"lectarv, n. 1, SEOTAacAW. 

S. JDlasenter. nonconformist, heretic, 
separatist, scMamatlo, seceder. 
(eetlou, «. Dlvi^on, fragment, portion, 
part, piece. 
. — .. . _ 1 fragmentary. 



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Secu^, a. T 
profiuie, lay, i 

SeoiiIaH^m, n. ^ 

Seoulailtr, ». Worldlineas, 



■Idly, dvll, 
luladsm^ 



cldlyflphlt. 

Seoundinee.n.i'I. jUterblrth, placenta. 
^ ^ . — ,T . "i^iMij, oIbv- 



S. Safe, snug, free from dangler. 
3. Fixed, fest, stable, immovab 
jcnre, v. a. 1. Guard, protect. 



Seonrita', it. I, Sofety. 

a. not«ction, eafecaard, defence, 
guard, bulwark, palladium. 

3. Pledge, pawn, deport, surety, 

Btaka. 

Sedate, a. Calm, composed, collected, 

tpiiet/ placid, serene, tranquil, atUl, 

unruffled, uijaieturbea, settled, impec- 



pliilosophloal. 
ledatlve, <t. Soothing, 
eahnlng, emolli— ^ — 
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IJi^Uve, deiuidcent, balmy. 



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SedaUve, ». Opiato, auoflyae, narcoac. 
SeOlment, n. Tyregu, leea, Bettlings, 

groonaa, predpttato, DOBDEe. 
Sedition, n. InBnrceetion. riot, rising, 

rebflUlou, revolt, tumnlt, muUn;. 
SedltfonB,a. Eabemous, mntlnoua, re- 

ftactorj, InBnreent, tumnltnous, ftto- 

ttouB, riotous, mcendlfliy. 
Sedllta powders, Kochelle powders. 
Sednce, «. a, 1. Allure, aecoy, entice, 

attract, tempt. Inveigle, mislead, lead 

astray, enanare. 
a. Tempt to tli« euccender of cljas- 



tion, Iflmptatlon, wltcliery. 
a. Lure, decoy, bait. 
Seductive, a. Enticing, alluring, tompt- 

Sediditj, ». IBare.l Sbdulocshsss. 
Sediil(ni8,a. rmigent asalduous, Indna- 

liloua, laborious, aouve, bnsy, notable, 

dllteeutl; employed, bu^lv ei^i^ed. 
SednloaBueaB, ». Aa^dui^, asaldaous- 

ness, lidnstcy, dU^enoe, sedulity. 
Bee, «. Djocese. 

See, V, a, 1. Behold, descry, view, epy, 
B. Perceive, notice, oliaervo, SiBcam, 

remara, comprehend, ucdetaCand. 
3. Viaft, call on. 
See, V. «. 1. Look. 



principle. 



a. [Bpi.) Embi 



Seed-lobe, n. Cotyledon. 
Seed-vessel, n, Pericarp, pod, ueguub, 

Seedy, a. [Coiloqmol.] 1. Old (OS gtcr- 
mpuiil, worn, £Med, shabby. 

B, Poor, 'needy, desdtute, indigent, 
distressed, pemfllesB, pinched, o^ of 

fly, short of money, out or pocket, 

.( — -1. .^j g^f. tjjg eibovra^ )ji aged. 



onfl»,sl 

m want, m oisireee. 
Seetne, n. 1. S^t, vision. 

a. Perception. 
Seelns, conf. Constderli^, etnce, inas- 

mnch'iis, for the reason Uiat. 
See Int^h Oomprehend, understand, see 



-, .™, _^ .oflnd. ' 

a. Solicit, asS, tnqnlre for, try to 

L. Search, make se^ 



fbr, look after, try 
Seek, :' 

took forelock after, try to fit 



Bern, V. ». Appear, look, appear to b 
present the appearance, mive Uie ai 
peorance, strife one as being. 

eemins. ». Show, appearonoe, sea 
blance, look, color, guise. 
Seeming, a. Apparent, specious, ni 

Seemingly', Of?. Apparently, ostensibly, 
in show, in semblance, in appearance. 
SeemllnesB, K. 1. Fitness, propriety, 
decency. 

is. Comeliness, beanty. 
eemly, "■ 1- Iit^ flttii^, behtliiig, be- 
coming, proper, appropriate, congrnous, 
meet, decent, decotoas, Tight. 

a. Comely, fidi, beautjfnl, liao^ame, 
pretty, ■weli-feyOTBd. 
Seer, n. Prophet, tbretelleT, predictor, 
-tothsayer, votldnatm:. 
flaw, n. 1, ItedprocatlT^ ntollon, 
8. Tfltter-totler, Idtter-totter. 
Seetbe, t>, a. Boil. 

See tllronicli, Oompcehend, understand, 

see lutor&B in. 
~ B to. Attend to, look to, look after. 

B with half an eye. See ea^y, can- 

lot help seei^. 

jment^n. Portion, '— 



ItaSf. "' 
Segresatian, n. Seriaration, d 

flon, Insnlatlon, laotaUan, det 
Seignior, n, Lord. 
Selsnloiy, n. Lordship, manor. 
Seine, n. Net (iaroe). 
Seize, V. a. 1. uripe, grasp, snatch, 

clutoh, catch, capture, grapple, nab, 

1^ bold on, lay hold of, take pofficssioa 

of Ststen upon, lay hands on, take hold 

of ( JbrdWs otut svdiiattj/). 
a. Come upon enddenly (as attackt 

gfOiseaae). 
Seised of, iLavi.) Possessing, possessed 

Seizure, n. Taking, catching, grijdng. 

Seldom, ad. Barely, not often, not fre- 

Seleot, V. a. Choose, pick, cull, prefer, 
pick out, ^ngle out, pitch upon, fljc 

StOeob a. Selected, chosen, picked, rare, 

choice, good, excell^kt, exqui^te. 
Selection, n. Choice, pick. 
Self-abasement, n. Humiliation, lin- 

Self-abnegatlon, «. Self-denial, self- 



itrol, self- 



Self-aseertfng 



Self-Domplacency, n. _^_ 

S(lf-aomplaoent,a. SbiiE-cohobitiid. 



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SELF-CONCEIT 



Self-conceit, n. VaniW, conceit, BUMP- 
TIOUSHESS, self-aufflcleni.'y, ^otjam, 
Bslf-eomplaoaney, self-aatesm. 

Self-conceited, a. Vain, egotislical, 
conceited, Birupnorrs, self-complacent, 
self-anfflclenC 

StOf-control, ». Self-command, self- 
government, Belf-raatratnt. 

S^-decepUon, «. lUnsion, delusiDn, 
liaUnotnation, monomania. 

Belf-deiilal, o. Salf-abnE^atlon, self- 
twsiflce, mortification' 

8eifrdeBtracti(m, n. Sniclde, self-mnr- 
der, Belf-slanghter. 

Self-esteem, »■ Self^omplacencf , self- 
conceit, self-aufflclency. 

BeU-dnMied, o. Pretended, would-be, 
Belf-stylea, boi-hisamt. 

Self-eoveminent, n. 1. Self-a 
self^maBter;, Balf-restralnt. 



SelfiBhnesfi, «. 1 



SENSIBILITT 



Self-poUutioii, n. Onanism, 
Hon, eeoret vice, self-abuse. 
Sel&poasesBed, - " ' 



Calm, pla^d, com- 
iejicite^oonl,nndl3- 

CalmnesB, com- 
f-command, self- 

. ConGCtenee (in ime'i 



tywnvoieera). aflBnrance, nrmnesfl, cout 
age, intrepidity, reliance on one^e Self. 
SelF-restr^nt, n. SelC-command, eell 



sordid, mercenary, 
Seif-slauBlilflt, - 

der, aelfder ^- 
Selfifltvled. 



iBh, Illiberal, mean. 
Suicide, aelf-mnr- 
would-be, 



_. _'S?il.. 

seir-snffloit_.,. - , 

naaa, pride, bai^hliuaaa, aelf-oompla- 









Self-anfflcient, a. Frond, banglity, 
oyerbeailnj, aaanmliiff, arrogant, ov — 
weening, conaenuential, lorOlT. 

Beif-wlU, n. Wilfulnesa, atiibboTnni 
do^edneaa, obstlnacv, plg-headedni 

Self-nilled, a. Wilful, dogeed, obi 
nat«, beadstrong, plg-hcadcd, sti 

Sell, B. o. Tend, dispose of, put uj 

sale, bring to tbe bammer. 
Seller, ». Vendee. 



elTaee, w. Uat, strip of cloth LflinBtnp 
emaplLere, rt. Telegraph, 



D, «. [L.I Sperm, seed, HiL 
n. [L.] tUsed as a prdke.] 
wmaal,a. Half-year^, 
-barliariaii, a, SBni-Gj 

.bmbarooB, a. Half-civ 
■ '-vbaiian, eemi-sftvage. 
- '■ Inal, riSlca], 



Seminal, 



. Oermlna 



r^- 



Sran^uarv, n. Scbool, academy, higb- 
scbool, m^dtute, gymnastom, college, 
university, place of education, semi- 
naty of leaminir. 

SemJ-gavage, a. 



a, semi-barbaris 



^ endless. 



petttal, ever-daring, a 



L, v^ «. J., luntv, uuri, lyisj,, uiii^, 

lel, emit, piq)ect, iaea, lanncb, lance, 
. I>espatcb, delegate, depnte, send 



eca-root, «. [Written also Seaega- 
ol and Sen^a-rool.l Virginia snake- 

S. mbecility (fiwn old age), dotage. 



Seniority, n. Elderahlp. 

SenaatloD, n. 1. Feeling {isUkaat per- 

c^Hoti or a re^titeace to any olgecf that 

eauMs thejieliag), ee—~ 



reason, biaine, tliialAne ptinolpla, tn< 
tellectuHl powers oi faeultjes. 

4. DlBoemment, peroepfJon, sagacity, 
wisdom, (act, gumption, ballast, com- 

5. Opinion, Judgment, notion, idea, 

6. SianifloalJon, meaning. Import, 
parport, interpretation. 



UlltT.n. 1. FMlli^;,Bemdtj 
Dellcaoy of fueling, tender 



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Beiudble, n. 1. Parcaptilila {by ai 



tdous, convinced, persusded. 

3. Judleious, wise, discreet, sage, 
aag»oious, reasonaWe, InMlUeent, ra- 
tional, sobei, sound. 
Sensitive, a. 1. Sendant, perceptive. 

s. Impressible, eaeHy affected. 
Sensitize, t>. a. IPIioloffraphD.) Moke 

sensitive to light. 
Seufiuiil, It. 1. Carnal, fleshly, uusplr- 



Sensutjjty, tt. 1. VoluptuoHsness, car- 
a. Lewdness, dissolaiflness, hcen- 

SensuoiiB,'a. Affecting the seneeB (me- 
diitiely or itnnKdiaiely), that concBms 
sensible objects or tmprea^ona derived 
fiiaa the senses. 

Sentence, »■ 1. Daeidon, jn^ment, 



s. (ra 



didsldt 



4. Period, proposition. 
Sentence, V. a. Doom, condemn, pass 

Jndgment upon. 
Sententions, a. Fithj, terse, laconic, 

pointed, compact, fnli otraeEinlne, very 

;pe^ point, T^r. 
Sentient^ a. Perceiving, perceptive, 

Seatinu^nt, ». 1. Feehng, sensibllityi 
■ /eslmg), 
, Btrikii^ 

SmSmeiitBl, a. Tondoi, impressiWe, 

biUtj. 
Senttmentality.n. SESTiMESTALrsM. 
Sentinel, n. Watohmau, gnard, sentry, 

goardsmsn. 
Sentry, ». 1. Sbntehbi.. 

^ Watch, guaxd, wateh and ward. 
Separable, a. Divisible, discerplble. 

fflsoonnect, diepirt, divide, oetaoli, dis- 
engage, insulate, isolate. 
H. Sever, dissever, sunder, eleave, 

a, eliminate. 



nnconnecleil, dlBonlted, dissociated, 
detached, dlsUnct, dlBcreU. 
Separately, ad. Dlatinctl;, dngly, apart. 



leetloa, disaigagenient, dlssoela- 
uiu«, isolation. 
Separatist, n. Sectary, schismatic, dis- 
senter, seceder, nonconibrmist, heretic- 
Separator, n. Divider. 
Sepia, n. J. CutUe-fisli. 

Sepulcbral, a. X, MenumentaJ. 

a. Funereal, mournful, sombre, sad, 
woful, gloomy, dismul, ii^ubdoUB, 
melancholy. 

Sepulolice, «,. [Written also S^ulcher.] 
Tomb, ^rave, ossuary, charuei-house, 
narrow house, long home. 

Sepnltnre, ». Burial, interment, In- 
humation. 

Seqnel, i!~ l. ConliQuaUDn, succeeding 



a. Close, 1 



mhiatloii 



D^KOUEHBKT. 

8. Consequence, event, issue, upshot. 
legnerLce, ik. Succession, series, course, 



__„ , blissful. 

Serene, a. 1> Calm, quiet, {dacid, tran- 
quil, unruffled, peaca^l, composed, 
undisturbed, oolleoCed, senate. 
S, Clear, ^r, bright. 
Serenity, n. i. Calmness, peaoeflilneBs, 
Cr«iq.mllity, coUeotedness, sedateness, 
composure, coolness, calm, peace. 
2, Cteamera, fBlmess, br&htnees. 
SerT.n. Blav« (ottooAai' to tA< soU), bond- 
man, thrall, bond-servant. 
Serfdom, n. ^Inslavement, slavery, ser- 
vitude, bondage, thraldom, entSu^- 
ment, vassalage, But^Jeetlon. 
Serial, a. Successive, conseontiva, con- 
Seriatim, mi. [L.] In a series, in regalar 



staid, sober, earnest, demure, not gay, 

3. linporeant, weighty, great, mo- 

lerlonsness, ». Gravity, solemnity, 

Sermon, »■ Konilly, exhortation, rell- 
giOBB discourse. 



Serpent,^ 



Winding. 

Serpentine, «. Ophite, gi 
Serrate, la. -- ^--' ■ 

Serrated, 



Ophil ,_,. 

. Notched, indented, den- 
ticulated, cleft, divided, 
uneven \on tin edijes). 
Serried, a. Close, compact, crowded. 



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Servant, ». 1. Servitor, subaltern, de- 
penflant, subordinate IbIdm. 
S. Menial, domeslic, drndge, slave, 



ork B)r, labor for. 



4. SatlBEV, nonteDt, be sufficient tor. 
B, Trent, iHliaTe towards. 
Serve, v. n. 1, Be a servant, be a slave, 
be tu bendufe, be In aubjeetian. 
a. Obey, be duUjtul, pettorm dutf. 



auffloloikt, buui 
4. Butl^beiK 



EBB, paaa must 
Tenlent, be so 



1. Labor (Jbr c 



good, use, ntllit;, av^. 

4, Homage, mark of respect. 

B. Office of deiotioti, reluious rite. 
6. Military du^. 
S«r<lceable, a. TTBefiil, helpful, profit- 

ftble, advantogeons, louvanlent, bene- 

fidiu, avallabS, operative. 
Service-berry,!!. June-berry Itliefnilt 

^ &t& shad-OKBh). 
Service-book, Mlasal, prajef- 

maas-book. 
Servile, a, 1. Dependent, menial, lield 

In bondage, held in slavery, lield In 

snitlectlon. 
8, Slavish, mean, base, oringing. ob- 

seqiilous, fawning, supplo, giorelling, 

Bycophaotic, abject, low, b^^arly, 

sneaking, baee-mlnded, low-minded. 

Servility, n. 1. Slavery, bondage, de- 
pendence. 

5. Slovlshneae, baseness, meai 
abjeolneas, ayecHon, obaequlonf 
townlng, nyoopianoy. 



Servitude, «. Slavery, bondage, tbral- 
dom, enthialment, enslavement, serf- 
dom, vassalag;e. 

Sesame, it. Benne, ell-plant. 

votaUle, smellli^-salts, oarbonaie of 
ion, «. Sitting (qf a coitrt, qf a leg- 



Klat-an, die , 
«t, f . a. 1. Sat, place, plan 
looate, pitch (os a tent). 

a. Fill, establish, BetUe, i 
appoint, ass^u. 



let. a, 1. Ke^fuiar, formal, established, 
prEscilbed. 

B. Firm, unyielding, obstinate, 
let, B. 1. Salt, assorfment. 

f£. Group, OLiQuB, school, class, sect, 
party, gang, crew, knot, squad, pact, 
cluster, COTERIS, company, 
let about, B^in, commence, lake in 
hand, apply one' — '* *- 



ristly. 



I parfiBuka: 



E)et aside, 1. Beserve, sac apart 
a. Onut, leave out of the accooi 
3. BQleot, discard, annuL 

Bet at d^anoe, De^. 

Set at uanxbt, 1. Contemn, dei 

a. Break, init^inge, transgress, 
Sei-dovin, ». Rebuff, rebuke. 



now, put Jorwiwxi. 
e. Fublish, promulgate, make ap- 

trte. Liberate, release, emancipate, 

leuthral, clear, acquit. 

In. 1. Flew in. 

i. Be fhlily begun^ establisbed. 



Set off, WeiUer.-i 



3. [Lam.] Counter-didm. 
Seton, «. 1. Bowel. 

Set on, 1. Incite, histlgate, prompt, 
urge, Impel, Inflnenoa, actuate. 
&. Attaok, aaeanlt, set apon. 
Set on Are, Inflame, kindle, Ignite, set 

Set on foot^ Originate, begin, set in mo- 
Set ont, iAMneA Adorn, decorate, em- 
belllah, set off. 

Set right, Corrf-- —.*:-—.»— 



1, appoint, oonflnp, make petma- 



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3. Adjust reoonolle regnlata at 
range, make up 
4> CoMprflSB make close or cumpact 

5. Colonize people plant tounJ 

6. Liquidate pa; diecliatgB close 



3. Dwelt, abide, Inhabit, reside, plant 
one^s self, get a Iwtlng, get establlibed, 
be staUoniuy. 

1. Account, TeckoB, pay tlie bill, 
siiaare aooountB, strifee a balance, quit 
Bcoiee, ealje^ all demands, fay dp. 
Setfled, a. ^Elatabllshed, ordinBiy, com- 
mon, -wonMd, usual, customary, every 

8ettlemeiit,n. 1. Adjustment, arrange- 

8. Beoonoiliatlon, paelficaMun, 

3* Uqaidal^on, pavfaent, diacaa^fe. 

4. Oolonlsalion. 

5. Colony. 

6. [U.S.] OrdlnaUon. luBtallatfon. 
Settle on, 1, Sstabllsb one's habitation 



Settler, n. Colonist. 
SetUlne:, «- 1. Planting, & 
a. Sabsioenae. 



le upon, fix Hpoi 



Bet-to, «.' [dMiQmal,] Fight, combat, 

contest, conflict. 
Set to rigUts, Adjust, regulate, put In 

order, put to rteliis. 
Set np, [Acthe^ 1. Erect, raiee-, ele- 

S. EiaJt, put In power. 

3. Institute, cetaUisb, fOtuid. 



Sever, v. a. Part, divide, separate, dls- 



S. Various, manifold, different. 

5. Sundry, divers, mure tban ane or 
two, not a great many. 

Severe, a. 1. K^d, stem, barsh, bitter, 
austere, r^orous, stiff, strMt-laced, 
bard, untdenting, TClenUese, inexor- 
able, peremptory. 

a. Striot, eiaot, accurate, method- 
IcaJ. 

3. Simple, plain, unadorned, condse, 

4. Caustic, satirical, sarcastic, keen, 
cntUt^, sUr^ng, biting, sbarp. 

6. rastresane, affllcflve, acute, v 
lent, extreme, mteaee, hard to bear. 



S, Strictness, exactness, ac 

3. Simplicity, plainness, a 

4. Sliarpness, keenness, ca 

5. Extremity, afflictlvenes 



rainaEe. 



Ra^^d, 

a. Mean,' base, low, vile, grovellii^, 
despicable, centempUble, be^arly, pal- 
try, pitiful, dlcty, scurvy, aSjaci, dis- 
graceful, unliandBome, ungantlemanly. 
Shackle, n. Fettek, gvve, chain, ham- 

'■indcuff: 

Fetter, chain, mana^ 

ibarrass, obstruct, im- 

SIiacMes, n. pi. Fetters, gyves. Irons, 



UEtsln, 



4. Color, hue, tJnt, tJi^c, cast, stain, 

eJ Degree, kind, larlety, minute dif- 

a- Ghost, spirit, apparlMon, spectre. 

Shade, v. a. 1. Obscure, cloud, darken, 
ecUpse, dim, obfuscate, put In shadow, 
cast in the sliade. 

Shadow, n. ' 1. Shade. 

». Darkness, obscurity, gloom. 

3. Shelter, cover, protection, security. 

ft* Type, Image, adunibratlon, repre- 



Shadon forth, Tjid^, symboHae, rep- 
resent. Indicate, denote. Show, shadow, 
ibreshadow, stand for. 

ShadowT, a. 1. Shady, umbrageons, 
drakjObBCuie, dim, murky, ^omy. 

19. UnreBl, nnsubstauldal, Impol^ble, 
visionary, Imaetnary, spectral, ghosliy. 

Sbady, a. Shadowy, umbiageaus. 

Shaft, 11. 1. Arrow. 



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Blieli, n. King of Persia, padlsba. 
Shake, v. a. 1. Agitate, oonvnlse, m 
to tceroble or qnlver. 
8. Trill, rfng wltli B trill. 
Shake, V. ti. Ti'emNe, quake, qiA- 
■ (otter, Blmdder, BMvec. 
Sht^e,)!. 1. Aglt^on,oo 
jolt, sluLkiDo;. 
a. Trill. 

Shakes, «. pi. ( U. 



«oa,jai 



iBn6er), flsanre, cleft. 
,-.,-. [U.S.] Fever ond ague. 

^luCkiog.n. Agitaaon.concuaBlon, jolt- 
ing, Jiat, sliake. 

Shaky^o. 1. Uusound (oi Umber), full 

S. SbOhlng, tpembling. 

a. Superfldal, unlnielligent, tiniple, 
ignorant, not prolband. 

3. FliuiBy, trivial, frivDlous, ttlfiing, 
ibollEili, puedle, traui;. 

Shallow, ». SIiobJ, flat, Bbetf, bank. 

ShMlow-braln, n. Blmplelan, duhob. 

ShallDW-brBliied, a. S&nnle,lgnorant, 
fi>ollBii, empty^licaaed, flhaJlow-pated. 

Shallrnr-pitbed, a. SbaHow-braineil. 

Sluua, V. a- Feign, pretend, make pre- 
tence of. 

SbtHU, n. Impoetuie, Impo^tion, trick, 
fraud, fdnt, deluBion, iumbug, pre- 

Bbam, a. fretended, ihlse, assumed, 
oonnteriyt, mock, epuciaus, clap-trap, 
m&ke-b«Iiove, not real. 

ShamMe, a. n. Hobble, afiuffle. 

Shambles, n. pi. Flesh market. 

Shame, it. 1, AbaSliToent, mortiflc^ 






Mproacb, ignominy, Infemy, oljloqny, 
odlnm, Bcandal, deerHdation. 
Shame, v. a. 1» Abash, mordiy, con- 
fnae, conlbund, disooncert, discompose, 
humiliate, humble, put to shame, make 
ashamed, pnt down. 

e. Dt^race, dishonor, degraiie, de- 
base, diBcredit, sully, taint, etaln, taf- 

3. Deride, Jeer, ridicule, mock at, 

Bneer at, point at, 
BIuui>e-&4»d, a. Bashful, diffident, 

over-modest. 
Shameful, a. IMsgracefLil. scandalous, 

dishonorable, disrepntable, IntSmous, 

outrageona, Ignomlnloae, opprobrious, 
- baee, vile, viUanous, neikrious, heiruina, 

atrocious, willed, dark. 
ShamelesB, a. 1, Impudent, unblush- 

IrUE, unabashed, Immodest, fcontlese, 

.__ .. 1 m-ttced, bold- 



elpled, oorrupl, profligate, dlEs 
TMiFobate, abandoned, graeelees, < 
iMe, hardened, Inoorrlglbie, irrec 

able, lost, kist to shame, dead to L 

ghttmrock, n. Whits liefall, while 
clover 1 3VlA)21t(n> r^ens}. 



Shape, V, a. Form, frame, mould, ig- 
"--^-'•■on, model. 

FOllM (loi 

viMle), fl 
^"rbuild, eas^ TOiti^i^''extMnal 

Shapely, a. Symmetrical, comely, well- 
sliaped. 

Share, V. a. 1. Divide, distribute, ap- 
portion, parcel out. 
Z. Partake, participate in, have a 

Share, v. «. Participate, have part, 
have a porfJon, zo snacka. 

allotmeat, apportionment, contingent, 

dividend, quota. 
a. PloogliBliare. 
Share equally. Go halves. 
Sharer, n. Pacfakec, pacUoipatot, com- 



S* Sagacions, apt, altrewd, astuie, 
disoemli^, diseriminatli^, ingenious, 
inventive, witty, quick, laever, ready, 
smart, clear, sharp-sighted, quick- 
Bighted, keen-eyed, keen-witted, Bharp- 
witted, clear-sigkted, long-headed, eun- 

3. Biting, pungent, hot, bamhig, 
slinging, mordadous, araicL piquant, 
high-aavoced, high-seasoned. 

6. rastreaslng, poignant, intense, very 

6. Pinching, piercing, nipping. 

7' Strong, eager, tleix^ ardent, vlo- 



indler, 
- Sly- 



trickster, Btiark, knave," blackleg, sli 
boots, Jockey, SKYSTEii, artful iOJow. 
iharpuess, «. 1. Aoatoneea, keenncea. 
S. Sagacity, Bhrendness, ingennlty, 
"Wit, deveruBBa, qnickness. 

3. Pungent^, piquancy, acridity. 

4. Severity, earcasm, satire. 

B, Poignancy, intffliHty, palutOlnceB, 

— * Flolenee, ardor. 



■t. ShtUlnesa highness 
Sharp-set, o. Eager, hnngry, ravenous, 

Sha^-ehuater, n. Good marksman. 

Sharp-sichted, a. Keen, kecn-ejed, 
keen-siglited, ciear-algbted. 

Sharp-witted, a. Acute, shrewd, qaick, 
SKAItp, discernii^r, sagacioua, ingen- 
ious, intelligent, keen, clear-siglited, 
keen-sighleC long-headed, cnmilng. 



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Shattor-bmJiip 9fc oi;iii,iti--ui-^uii» buAL- 
tor brains, gliWT or tliouelitlMs person. 

Sbatter-br^ned, a, (liailj, thougbt- 
loBs; llght-lBiiilBd, BoattBc-bralnea. 

SIiiiTe, B. a. 1. Cut off tclose to the eiir- 

2. Make smooth or bars (as by inUiing 
off hair closeiy). 

3. Slice, CDt In thin alices. 

4. Strip, fleece. 

6. GrazB,sInai,louohligbtIy{i!i/ia3B- 
iag over). 
ShBor, V, a. Cut, clip. 
Slieatb, ». 1. Case (aa /or a aiuoiiJ), 

a. [Sot.) Base of n, leaf (tp/ien il is 
wirained BTOWWf a ilaaj. 
3. ISnt.) 'Wing-case. 
Sheathe. ». <i. 1. Put Into a. sheath,. 



Sheathed, _ . 

Sheathe the sword. Makepeace. 
SheathinBi "■ ViQraANT. 
SheatUngr, »- Cadng. Uulug. 
Kied, V, a. 1. Sim, efnise, pouF out. 

S. ^reoCL diffuse, scattec 

3. Cast, throw off, pat off, lay aside, 

oyel, cot, cabin. 



Sheepfol 

m3e8t. Vary baaiful' eioeaalvely dlffl- 

Sheer, a, l.Pura, nnmlxeJ, ^mple, 

a. Perpendicular. 

,4, — ^t — „_ -1^ (^ouf.) Prlnoipal 

M^nstay, dilaf Huppoit, main 

Latten, tinned Iron plate. 

'"^.' Sho^l ^i&. 

'"Il Bomb, holh>w ball. 

4. Lyre, Blritietd instrument. 
gheU, V. 1. 1. Vakg out of the ehell, 
strip tlie sliell from, hull. 

SheU, K. re. BxtoUate, ftJl off, peel off, 

shell off. 
SIieHbHrfc.n. ShasbarklOinia onra). 
Shell off. Shell, peal off. 
ShelteF, n. 1. Asylum, reTuge, retreat, 

oovettp sanetnary, harbor, hiTen. 
a. Protaetiou, sMeld, screen, defence, 

BSCurity, safety. 



Shelve V. «. Slope, incline, 
She-monster, n. Fury, beldsiii, vixen, 

virago, hag, jezebel, luly uld woman. 
Shephord, «. 1. Henfiman {qf sheep], 
a. Smun, rural lorer. 
3. Pastor, minister, olergyman. 
Shepherd-spider, it. Father-loi^- 

daddy-long-legs. 4iarvest^.man. 
Shibboleth, n. Criterion, watchword. 



iii^, bulwark, ri 



■oteot, guard, 
B, dypolfo 



^d-sliaped, ... 

peltate, peltated. 

hift.v.a. Chanp, ._.,. 

Shift, K. n. 1. Move, change pi! 



Shift, V. a. Change, alter, v 
" -ft, K. n. 1. Movr -■- 

lai^e about. 

H, Ohaj^e, vary. Toer. cno 

S. Contrive, manage, plai 
devise ways and means. 
Shift, n. 1. Change. 

a. Expedient, contrivance, 

S. Evasion,' artifioa, ftaud, trict, 
doubling, stral^em, subterfuge, doitea, 
masl^ rnse, nifi, craft, device, arKul 

4. Cheniiae, smock. 
Shlftlesg, a. Improvldant, impendent, 
prodigal, WESteful. without forecast. 



ShlUaly, . 

Shhniiier, v. n. Glimmer, gleam, shine 

&hi(ly. 
Riiin. ji. Spine, foca part of the lag. 

- "^■•■-—'-'■' Eo„^ spree, 



Shindy, B. rC 

C.eu. glow, blaze, b'e btlgb£ be brfl- 
t,emit rajs of ilglit. 
a. Be eminent, be dlstlt^ulahed, be 

Shine, n. 1. Fair weather. 

a. Brightness, splendor, Instre, l>ril- 
Uancy, polish, gloss. 
3. [Collo^-uil, U. S.] Uklne, iSmoy. 
ShinslhiK-mm, n. Furnace, nrge, 
ShinisK, a. 1. Baamlng, glittering, 
radiant, resplendent, etfulgait, glow- 
ing, lucid, luminous, briqut, shiny. 
" ■■"--■-' — iplendid, conspicuous, 



Shlp-bfsoiill, ' 
Shlp-carpent 



Pilot-bread, haid- 



r . .... Shlpwrtgbt. 

Ship of war, Man-of-war. 
Shipwrecli, n. Wreck, ruhi, perdition. 
.(...,. — .,,„ _j : — -'ertbrow, 



Shipwright, I!. Ship-carpentei 



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ver, V. n- Shudder, qnabe, tremltle. 
»er, II. 1. Fragment, bit, piece, 
a. Slice, Bllver. 






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He, brittle, 
BMiered, a 



eboal, n. 1. Crowd, tbror^, multitude, 

Bwann, horde, gong. 
it, ShallDW, Bauil.baiik. 
SbDal, V. w. Glow BhallDw. 
BhDBl, a. Sh^low. 
Sbock, it. 1. GoncuStiOD, coUMon, 

olaBh, itnpatt, percueeion. 

2. Brnnt, heat of onset. 

3. Blow,l)nftet. 
*. Stook, hatteck. 

eiiocli, ». o. 1. Enoountflr, strlkt 

■«;"siir"' — --•- 



jj. orond, dlagust, nanaeate, sicken, 
umdallzei revolt, oatri^. 
S. Stun, aaCDund, stagger. 



st»ndallzt 

S. Stun, _ 

4. Appall, 

StuHklng. <- 

hatetul, dE 

ions, o-H^ 

abomlni 



a. Di^Sil, terrible, horrid, horri- 
He, feaifnl, frlj^tfiil, dire, horrific. 






S. nre, diBchaige, let w. 
S. Bmlt, TUQJect, propel, Bend fortli, 
put fbtth, thrust fiirEh. 
4. Hit or kill b; a missile. 
Shoot, V, n, 1. Fire, dischaige a gnn. 
a. Pass, fly, darfi. 

3. Bud, sprout, germinate, pullulate. 

4. PrQJeot,jut,rutont. 

Shoot, n. Sprout, branch, twig, eeloii, 



Shoot up, < 



', increase, sprhig up, 



Shopkeeper, n. Tradesman, shopman, 
couVTEB-jOMPEK, retail tmder, petty 

Shopllflep.n. Shop-thief. 



. Larcei 



ling, pi 



fenng, theft, thievery, ^...^ ^. 

Shopman, n. Shoficbepsk. 

Shop-tUef, n. ShapUf tet. 

Shore, «. 1. Coast, beach, strand, sea^ 

board, seaside, seseoaet. 
a. Prop, support, stay, brace, bot- 

Shore nn. Prop, support, prop up. 
Short,!!. 1. aief, not long. 
a. Near, direct, atr^ht. 

3, CompendlonB, au<jcinct, oonolae, 
terse, pUliT, sententious, laoonie, cdbi. 

4. Abrupt, blunt. 

6, Defliflent, detective, hiadequate. 
Manly, insufflcieat, tmperieot. 



6. Lacking, wantli^, deslitiite. 

7. Brittle, iriableTauaa. 
9. (amfterff.) Orisp. 

Short, ad. Suddenly, abruptly, at once. 
ShoTt-comli^, ft. 1, Deflclency. 
" ""p, iliult, error, fliHng, defect, 
IS, weak side, blind ^oe. 
" " . 1, .Abbreviate, nlsfdge. 



Sliixrt«iihiK< 



Lessau, dijniidsh, leduoe. 
enhiK. »- !■ Abb^eviaUau, cnr 
lent, abri^ment, contraction, re 
auction, reteenSiment. 
a. Fat, f^tty sDbstunce. 
Short-hand, «. Stenography, bracbyg 

iBpby, tachygtaphy. 
ai i^u — J » Transient, ephemeral 



Lr-si^t^ 



ontdseiy, tersely, in ». 

1, Myopic, purblind, 

9. im»inslderate, Imfhudeut, indis- 

Short-^Khtedneas, n. Myopy, near- 
s^tednefls. 

Short-willed, a. Brevipennate. 

Short-iTitt«d, a. tTnlntelligent, shal- 
low, stupid, dull, stolid, foolTBh, dolHsh, 
-'- iple, soft, sappy, weak-headed, weaii- 
,^,i A^iXmi^A^.A haif.wltted. 



idecl, ikbl 

sballow-bTaiDea, oun-witKu, 
witled, ai>-witted. 
Shot, n. 1, Discbarge. 
S. Boil, bullet. 
S. [CbftotJoi.] Marksman. 
Shote, 11. Kg, young hog. 
Shoidder,». Projection, protnbi 
Shoulder-belt, n. B^dric. 
Shout, P. II. Exclaim, vociferate, 

hollo, hollo, cry out. 
Shout, n. Halloo, holla, huszl 

hoot, loud cry, lond call. 
Shove, V. a. tosh, propBl, ttrusl 
Show, p. a. 1. Eshfiilt, fflsplay,] 
to view, set fbrth, bring tollgiit. 
it. Exhibit to, wdnt ant tH>. 
3. Indicate, foot out. 
* Tki«i».« ■^■"iilffBj proeia 
:B&owi^imi 
». irrove, evince, moDiffflt, . 
monstrate, make manliest. 
S. Condnot, guide usher 
1. Bestow, c gran 

w, V. n. Seem ook ppea 
w, n. 1. Sp ac xM 



Diaclosa, dlvidsej proeh^m, imb- 



S. Parade,! 
pomp, pagean 
ceremony. 

3. Semblance m 
external appea 

simiilaUon. ' 

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laHomS^, disp 
a. [#eirier.] 



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aJifl, look WB, hold up one's liead, perk 
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SlmfllB, ». Trick, quibble, prevaricaUon, 

terfuge, pretence, pretest. 
Shuffle o£^ IXscEird, 1b; aside, get rid 



acesBj, Jaunty, airy, bei 

9. I^^nd.fltatflly, ostanlatlouB, p 
pone, m^nlflcent. 
Shred, n. 1. Strip, 

D. Scrap, O^meat, bit, piece, Slf 

y!^' Tlraeo, fury, *■- •-'-'^-- - - ' 
bnlent woman. 
S. Shrew-mouse. 
SiiT«wd, a. 1. Artful, cuiminE, sly, 
wlly^ anbas, eratty, arch, astute, MaoS- 

a. Saeaoione, acute, sharp, gui 
keen, h^enlous, dlBcemlng-, lnt«UIge , 
deep, prolbund. 
S&Tewdneas, n. 1. Cnnnii^, archuees, 
artCuInesB, Enbtlety, craft, aabnteueee, 
eljneas, art, addresB, akUlj polJcy. 

" Bagacfc, aonmer — ■■ 



Bpirai^ty, ihetpaeaa, keenneBS, mae- 
iiDlly,^scenmieiit,peuetiallou,lnteOI- 



moUier^wlt, goluk putt. 

'■*- '^. Froward, peevlah, petn- 

, aa, toawUBg, olamoTOUs. 

Slmw-uunise.n. Shiew. 
Slulek, V. n. Scream, screech, yell. 
Shi^leb, n- Stream, screech, yell, shrill 

Shrike, li. Biitolier-biril (Zasima exca- 

ShriU: a. Acute, ebarp, hW, bigb- 

Shrine, n. Altar, place of worship, 

eacred place. 
Sbrink, p. «. 1. Slui— ' — •■ — ' ■'- 

crease, dwindle, wltht 
8. Beooll, ^' — '^ ■ 

Bwerre, draw oaoit, 

courage or rcealullon. 
Bluiiik Cnno, Abhoi, naaseate, abom 

Inat^ loathe, deteat, feel dl^usC at 

Biuivcl, V. a. Parch, dry, dry up. 
SlirlTel,v.n. Shrink, contract, dwlndlt 

wither, acorease. 
Shroud, R. Winding sheet, giaTe 

cloOieB. 
Slu^ud, V. a. Gorer, hide, veil, mast, 

do^, screen, bur;, muffle. 

Bhmbliy, a. Bushy. 

Shrnuk, a. Shiivelled, withered, d«iu- 

Shudder, V. «, Tremble, nbake, quake. 



annio^ v. «. vouiu^e, jnmuie. 

Shuffle, V, «. 1. Preraricate, qi 

aqulvocale, caTll, dodge, palter, evade 
thebTifJi, 
it. Struggle, BMft, make ehifl. 



Fcandulent, quibbling. 



IIiDD, V. a. ATOm (m a poiUbie lense 
or dfmotmg poring ezA-firm), evade, 
escape, elude, esobew, get clear o^ get 
out of tlie wBJ_of, esoapa from. 

iliaiit, V. a. lEnffland.i Switch Ifiom 
one set qt raite to another). 



Bhnt out. Exclude. 

Shut up, 1. Shut, close up. 

g. Oondne, shut up, lock up. 
Shy, a. 1: Coy, reserved, bashful, diffi- 
dent, timid, sheepish, shame-iikced, 
over-modest. 
a. Cautious, wary, heedfnl, chary. 
Shr, n. 1. Sudden start iasii/'a haree). 



E, harper, sw^- 



SlWBtep, n 

dler, slyboots ; sly,meali^low.' 
eibllant, d. Hissing. 
SJooatl»e,B- Drying. 
Sicdty, n. [Jiore.J Irtyness, aridity. 



Slce,» 



_io!aturi.. 



1. Ill, t 



losed, a 



a, Nanaeat«d, aff&tod with n; 
sick at the sMmacb. 
3, Ulsgusted, tired, weary. 



siCklsh, palling. 

S. DiagasUng, dietafitefnl, repulsive, 
revolHi^, foul, loathsome, offensive. 
tlcklsli, a. Nauseating, nuHseona, dek- 



houhed. 

Sickly, a. Weak, feeble, ailing, languish- 
ing, unhealthy, piolng, whining. 

der, distemper, malady, complaint, ail, 
ailment, Indlaposltlon. 
a. Nausea. 
Side, n. i. Verge, mai^, 






der. ^ 

Side,' 

Side, p. n. -j-ttitu oio 
Side-board, n. Co: 
Side liy aide, Abref 






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81de-CuH!,n. BroHla. 
Slde^Innce, fl. Ogle. 
Btdeiau, n- Bochvity, Wllslda, 

. Liiteial, obllqua, n 



elnpfng gronn 

Sideling, «- £-.—=. 

SldeUog, ail. Sidswibe. 



Sideloi^i ad. IiatBrally, obliquely. 
Biderea,!, a. Stacr;, etedar, astral. 
Slde-saddle-flower, n. Pitcher plant, 

linntaioaii's oup. 
Sldewall<,». root-nay (a( tt« site qT a 

eireet), foot-path. 

^dewayB» oa. Laterally, 

Bld«ff <8e, ad. Laterally, eidei 



Siesta, ». [Sp.] Nap {qftcr dirniei-). 



Sfenlfy, w. n. Import, matter, lie of In 
portanco, be of eoneequence. 
ISn-manoBl, ». Signaturr 
ilence. n. 1, StUlneas, a 
qnlst, calm. 
a. Tacitnmlty, mnfenesa, di 



!■!;■ 

t. 1. 

[nTesUgala, canraB 
iriUoafly, loot Into, 

tt breath. 



.. PereepHon, view, ken, co 
n, sense of eight. 



Sightless, a. Blind, eyeless, nnaeelng. 
Sightly, a. 1- Conspionons, prominent, 
expoBed U> Tien. 
a. Comely, liandaome. baanliflil. 
SlKx, n- 1. Token, mark, note, indica- 



augnry, presage, ptogooefio, aaepics, 
(brebodlng, omen. 

Slffn, V. a. Subscribe, pnt oiie*s name 
&, affix one'B signature to. 

S^nid, n. Token, mark, indloatlon, 
Btov, beaeon. 

Signal, a. Eminent, memorable, extra- 
ordinary, remarkable, nolfld, consple- 

Slsnal-fl™."- Beacon. 
Slenaliie, v. a. I, DlsUngulsh, cele- 
brate, make memorable. 

a. Make a signal to. 

3. Indicate by a ^nal. 
Slsnat^ire, "- !■ Stamp, mark. 

a. Sign-manual. 
S^net, n. Seal {espeetaH^ qf a aasee- 

Slgnlfieance, ) b. 1. Meanii«, import, 
S^lftcancy, \ purport, aenae, 
a. Importance, eoneegnence, w 



SienificBnt, a. 1. Betokening, indjo 
uve, expressive, pregnant with mea 

a. Important, Ttelghty, momentoni 
Signification; «. 1, Exptession. 
%, Meaning, sense, import, purpo^ 

Bisnl^.u. a. 1. Denote, betaken, mea 
fmply. Intimate, indicate, porpoit. 



ty, mnfene 



Ueuce, 'mteri. Hush, -irhist, mum, 

soft, tosh, chut, tut, be still, be silent, 

hold yonr tongue. 

Silent, a. X. Still, noiseless, quiet, calm. 

1. Mute, dumb, TACITUBB, spseoli- 

!, mum, witlioatawordtosay. 

I. Quiescent, not pronounesd, not 

add, purs quarts. 



Sllex.n. Silica, 



nt, not i 



pore flint, oxide of siili 
Silica, n. Stlex. 
Slllcieacld, SlLBX. 

Silk-weed, n. Milk-weed, n-lidcottmi. 

Sabr, ». Silken, 

Sill, H. 1. Lower piece of a frame {as nf 

a door or a ariad/rttrj. 
a. Qronnd-Ein, eround-plate. 
Billy, a. I. Senselefls, witless, stupid, 

foolish, PAST, simple, weak, childish, 

a. Absurd, trifling, frivolous, extrav- 
agant, preposterons, nonsen^oai. 
Sllt.fl. Segment, deport, alluvir— 
SllTeTia. 1. Savery, of diver. 



%M. JU ouvery, — 

white, bright, of the color of euvei 
SoK and dear (w soiiiid) —-""■- 
enphontons, not huXBh. 



lest (w soiindi mdlifla- 
Slmllar, a. Ijke, resembling. 



SlmUaiil^, n. fjkent 
sponder 
Iiiiile,K 



iblaueo, 
lltode, HBTAFHOB, com- 



mper, f, n. Smile {affectedljf), smirk. 
inper, n. Smirk, aflSjted smile. 
mple, a. 1. Single, nncombined, un- 



.._.,. 1, unatudied, un* 

rnished, natural, cliaste, neat. 

t. Artless, nndeslgiilr^, sincere, un- 



«b,Google 



simple,* ». Medicinal plant. 
Blmple-liearted, a. Ingenuous, &ank, 

open, BTtleas, amFLB. 
Stuiple-mliided, a, SEUP^E-HBABfED. 
Blm^oH?, n. 1. Piaiiinese, natsral- 

^ ATt±eBsn€e«, aince^ty, frimkoesa, 
openness, triiUi. 

3. Stillness, Dilly, vealmeea. 
SlmpUfr, w. a. Mate stmple. 
Simply, ad. 1. Plaiolj, artlesel;, sin- 

a. Mer^y, barely, solely, of itself. 

Simulate, V. a, Feign, caantai'l^t, act, 
sham, au^ct, preteml. 

Simulation, !i. Feigning, counterfeit- 
ing, pereonation, pretext, ebe- 



^a^ncs (age 
I, nnrlglitec 



Sin, V. n. Treapasa, do wrong. 
Sinapism, n. Muatanl plasler, mustard 

poultice. 
Since, eosj. Because, as, ccn^derlng, 

saeiiu; tbat, because that, insemuch as. 
Since, ad. 1. Ago, befoce this. 



pretended. 
S. Hcnest, ingenuo 

goilHieaa, Bingle. 
Sincerity, r " •- 



Inclpu^ 'n. [JlhaLi Bregma, top of 

Sine qua non, [L.] Neceseil?, necea- 
saiy, requisite, essential. Indispensable 
tiling, indispensable condition. 

Sinew, «. Tendon. 

Sinewy, a. Mosoular, brawny, athletic, 
stalwart, strapping, robnat, powerftll, 
sturdy, strong, Herculean, able-bodlsd, 
made of iron. 

Sinful, a. Wicked, unrighteous, iniqui- 
tous, unholy, wrong, criminal, mia- 
oUievooa, bad. 



inality, ungodtlness, Irrel^on. 
Sing, i>. n. Carol, chant, itarble. 
Sing, V, a. GbtdI, chant, warble, 



BongHtress, re 

SinKWiO- !• 

a. ParUcol 



Kstl'el, 



a. tlnmarrled, nnweddeii 
4. Pure, simple, nnmii ' 

B. Alone, solitary, isolatt 
6. Sincere, nooorrupt, ur 
right, ii^enuoua. 



Sing;le, f. a. Choose, select, idngle out. 
Slnsle-Iiaiided, a. Alone, unaidea, 

unas^tfld, by one's self. 
Sinelenees, n. 1. Unity, iodlviduallty. 
a. Pnrtty almplidty. 

3. SlncfHty, int^tity, upr^litneas, 

4. Celibacy, aingle blesaedness. 
Single life, Celibaoy, anmairledstat*. 
Sinele ont, Choose, select, single, pick. 
Single-tree, n. Whiffle-tree, wlJppla- 

Sineular, a. 1. Single, uncomponnded. 



3. Partjcolor, peculiar, excepUoQal, 
nnexampled, unpar^eledj remarkable. 
Slng^nlaritr, n, 1. Uncommonneeg, 
lareuces, rarity, stciingBueeB, Dddneea, 
abnormity, aberration, irreffuiarity. 

9. Pecullarity.partiotdadty.idioayn-' 
craay , iudividualfty. 

3. Eccaitrlctty, oddity, queemess. 
Sinistra. 1, I^.Dn&e^^hand. 

fl. unlucky, inanspicioDB, untbrtu- 
nate, nnfcow^u, dlBOHCrcus, Injurious, 

3, Wrong, bad, eyll, perreiae, cor- 
rupt, wioSea, Binfiil, ciiminal. 
Sink, V. n. 1. 7^1 {gradually), sub^de, 
descend, go down, go to the bottom. 

e. Penetrate, enter. 

3. Be depressed, l>e overwhelmed. 

4. Decline, deoreaaa, decay, droop, 
dwindle, lose strengtii, give way. 

Sinli, B. o. 1. Merge, submerge, sub- 
merse, immerse, ingulf, plunge, dip. 

a. liig, excavate, scoop out. 

3, I>epresa, degrade, lower, abase, 
debase, aimliiish, lessen, bring down, 
ist down. 

overwhelm, awamp. 

5. Suppress, conceal, keep close, 

SinlE, n. Dr^n, sewer, 

Slnl'ess, a. Gtdieiess, innocent, spotlesa, 
fenltleas, Immacnlafs, Smpeccatlle, un- 
blenushed, untotnisbed, undeliied, un- 
sullied, purs, 

Sinlesanesa, n, Faultleeacess, immao- 
ulateness, innocence, purity, impecca,. 
bilfty. 



■rong;doei 



reil-doel 






son, irrei^ons pei'scn, 
Stnalague, «. Adept in tlie Cliine: 
language, or in Chinese liter^ure- 

iin^^d 1 "' ^""""'^^- 

crook, winding, tortui^ty, 
SlnnDoa, a. Winding, crooked, eurvei 
curvilinear, cnrvilineal, sinuate, Mi 

Slnna, b, [L.] 1, Bay, reoeas, 

a. Fold. hoUow, cavity. 
Sip, D. a. Drink (a liUte ai a time), snp 
Sip, n. Slight taste, small dranght. 



«b,Google 



EBie, n. 1. [Poeibxa.] F&tber. 

a. M^e parent (qrafietufl. 
SlreB, n. 1. Temntsr, Beciiicer, Circe, 
b«wllctalng or bsduaui^ wamaa. 

S. {ZoST) Und Ignana. 
SlreUf a- AUnrlng, sedu^di^, temptlag;, 

laa-atiokii. 



Sit, s. n. 1. Bs eeated, bave a seat. 

a. Stej, test, settle. 

4. Brood (!!9JJ>u>l9). iucuMte. 

5. Fit, be adjusted. 

6. Hold a seESlon. 

Site, n. Place, dtiiation, localitfi lec^ 

tlon, portion, seat, station. 
SJttinK,«. Session. 
Sltimflon^r' ' ^' 

location, I 

SI. Condition, state, pligbt, enae, pre- 
dicament, category, clreumBtancea. 
3. Post, elation, offlte, bebtb:, am- 

Slx-Bided, a. Hexali«dTal, culjie. 
Sixthly, ad. Jn the sixth place. 
Sizal>le.a. 1. Of anitableslze. 

3. oroonsldei'able slse. 
Size, «. 1. Blcness, greatness, macui- 
tSde, hBlk, Tolume, iflmenaions. 

a. Sl2li«, weak glue, gluthioua sub- 

BlzlnK, »■ Size, weak glue. 
Sk^n, n. Knot. 
Skeleton, n. 1. Frtmietrorli. 

it. Sketch, DuCllue, draught, rough 
drai^lit. 

- - -- . ^ yrrhctfjlsL,. 
a. Deist, infidel, nnhellever, fbea- 

BkepUcal, a. [Written also Sceptkal, 
Doubting, aishelieTine, incredulous. 

Skeptioism. n. [Written also Scep(i- 
eism.] 1. Doubt, luoreaolity, PjrrboQ- 

a." Unbelief, Infiaelity, frea-thini- 

Sketisli, «- Outline, drawmg, dehnea- 
tlon, plan, skeleton, pencillii^, plot, 
rough dtatt, first di^, ile^n in out- 



Sk^ijkr, a. Incomplete, unGaished, 
tally in outline. 

Skflnil, ». [Written also Skil^.'] 
SkiliS, wdl-Tersed, versed, conver- 
sant^ ptoEi^ent, learned, knowing, ln> 

clever, qmSfied, praotlsed, trained' 



iniUated, prepared, accomplished, 

pert, dexterone, adroit, apt, handy, 
ready, quhik, maslerlj, good at, maeter 
D^ at borne in, in one's element. 



SKYLARKING 



. Ably, cleverly^ well, in a 



feollltT, aroertnees, oleverneiB, quick- 
ness, Imai^, address, Ir^enulty, abil- 
ity. 

Skilled, a. Skileui.. 

Skim, V. n. Pass lightly or snperflclal- 

Skin, n. 1. Hide, pelt, derm, cuTia. 
a. Husk, hnll, peel, rind. 

3. Caver nilb a skin or cruet. 
Skiu-aeep, a. Snperflcl)^, sl^iit. 
Skin-flint, «. Miser, niggard, cbnrl, 
hunks, scrimp, screw, cnrmudgeon. 



Skinny, a. Lean, poor, thin, lank, 
shrunk, enuu^ted, shrivelled, t^Ulen 

Skip, V. n. Leap, jump, bonnd, sprlr^, 



"« 



jregard, omit, neglect, 
, pass witbout nottce. 
jump, bound, spring. 



jklpper, n. 1. Master i<if a imall vei- 
sfZ), c^tidn. 
~ ' "' ' Saniy-pilce [Scoiabetvsox 



3.{Eni.) Cheese maffiot 
Sktmilsh, n. IB'ight W s2<tiAf amae- 
gusnce), batUe, collision, coniBict, com- 

Sklrt, n. 1. Flap, loose part IqT a gar- 
ment beiow the waist}. 

3. Edge, border, mai^n, verge, rim, 

Sklit, p. o. Border, form the border ot 

Skirtli^, «. Skirtir^hoard. 
S:tlrtinK-boiird, n. Washboard, sltitt- 

ing, mop-board, 
SkitUsk, 0. Sby (as a karse), timid, 

timorous, easily lY^tened. 
Skittles, n. pi. lihiepins. 
Sknlk, V. n. Lurk, hide, sneak, sUnk, 

lieMd. 
Skulker, n. Lnrker, shjck, sneak. 
Sknll, «. Cranium, brain-pan. 
Skiink-1>laSk1>ird, ». SErnm-BiaD, 
Skui>k-Iiled,». BobcOna^Bkank-black- 

bh:d (ffiniflfiea oryekm^ 
Skiuife>oB,l>I>^% n, Swamp-oabbMe, 

(SsmplocaTpaa/iBtidus), Skunk-weeaT 
"■-—'-■mieAja. f — 



Shy, n 



Sky-color, n. 
Skyey, a. Etl 

Skylarking', i 






vveiodk (Almula orven- 
Proliokiug, sporting. 



«b,Google 



Slabber, V. a. Slaver, slobber. 
Slabber, o. n. Siaver, drivel. 
Slabber, ». Slavar slobber. 
Slabberer, n. laiot, drlfeller, elavOTei 
Slabby, a. [Sore.] 1. Viscous, sttekj 
gluttnoua, tMck. 
a. Wot, slimy, maddy, sloppy, 
BIq^Oe, It. 1. Backward, remiss, cureles: 
nagUgent. 

8. Slow, tardy, dilatory, liogetin] 
not mitck, not rapid. 
3. Xooae, relasod, not ^M, nc 



less intense. 

Z. Baoome 

lees tJgbt or 



abate, beoome 

189 or alack, be made 

[., Retard, slack, mod- 

it. Loosen, relax, muke less tight or 

3. Lessen, dlminieb, abate. 
Slag, ». Kefiiso, dross, recrement, cln- 

Slalce, t>. a. 1. Qnenoh, extloguiali, al- 

li. Slack (as lime). 

Blaodev, v, a, DetiiiDe, ealamniate, vll- 
i£y, soandallse. decry, reproaoli, malign, 
tPaidnce, brand, blacken, asperse, bab- 
bits, libel, lampoon, satlrira, run down, 
iareigh against. 

Slander, n. Defematlon (moJfcitmsiii 
iiitsred), oAinsiHY, aaperalon, detrao- 
tjon, backbiting, scandal, obloi]ay, 
libel, lODiFoon. 

Slanderer, n. Calunmlirtor, backbiter, 
JBieUer, de&mer, traducer, mallgner. 



ezprestion. Inelegant expression. 
Slant, a. SiiAmiKG. 
Slant, n. Sl^e. 
Slant, K. B. Slope, lean, incline. 
Slaatii^, a. iBollning. eloping, oblique, 

Slam, n- Blow (vtith sometlaiig broad), 

^'ad. 'Wltba.sla] 



„Iap-^Bb, 



Stdke iHriih aometJim^ ftroadj, 



at b^ hazard, a 
SIaidack,n, *" 

Slasiijtt SUMone oiU 

Slashed, a. l, SiS, oi 

S' i&ft,] Lancinab 

Slattern, n. Slnt, 6 



mly, ad. Slattlshir, n^igBQUy. 
a. Laminated, laminar, sctustaus, 



Slangliter, n. Massacre, V 



batcher, despatch, mrrnDEK, 
SUutghterer, n. Murderer, assassin 
slayer, killer, bntcLec, cut-throat. 

thtdl, boml-eeryant, 
it. Drudge. 
Slave, V, n. I>rnd^, toll, moll. 
BlBTsr, «. DriTtO, slabber, slobber. 
Slaver, V. n. Slabber, slobW, drlrel. 
Slaver6r,». Idiot, drlvellar, slabberer 
Slavsi;, ». 1. Boodoge, eerritude. vas 

ai)sge,srajdom,thralaoin,inthralmenl 

enslaTament, capttvttj. 
S. Drudgery. 



S. Drudging, laborious, menial. 

Slas, "■ '«. Kill, elaiighter, murder, 
mimsacre, destroy, despatch, absah- 

Slftjer, B. Killer, mnrderer, SLAOOH- 

Sleaay, a. Ibin, flimsy, weak. 

SIed,n. Sleihse. 

61edg% fl. 1. [Englani.i Sled. 

3. Sledge-hammer. 
Blcdge-h am mer, n. Sledge. 
Sleek, a. Smootti, gloaay. 
Sleep, «. n. SnnMBBR, doie, drowse, 
nap, repose, fell aalesp, drop aeleep, 












inclinatit ,. 

a. . Wakeful, ttltbont sleep. 
leep-'walker, fl. SomnaULballst, night- 
walker, noctambullst. 

mibnlism. 



rttUitr 



Sleep-ivalld^, n. Somnambnl 
Sleepy, a. IRowsy, somnoleni 

Slelebt^ B. 1. "' "^- "'■ 

2. Adroltnei 
vrlng, deitaroua management. 

Slelelit of hand, legerdemain, boous- 

pooas, jn^ery. 
Slender, a. 1. Slim, thin, narrow, ml- 

a. VenJc, fieMa, slight, fragile, 
lllmay. 

3. Small, Uttle, Incon^derable. 

i. Meagre, scanty, sparing, inade- 
quate, plUfnJ, lean, leulen, not ample, 
not enoi^k. 
Slewed, a. ICoUocpiioi.] Drunk, fiid- 
dlad, corned, timiy, muddled. Intoxi- 
cated, inebrlatea, maudlin, nappy, 
TIGHT, liigh, OBOoay, disguised, mel- 

bad a drop tao mndi, thbbg sbebtb 



awGoOglc 



SLUMBEROUS 



B,B. QlldOjSllp-. 

M, o, 1. Smsll, little, trifling, In- 

iBtderable, tiWial, petW, pHltiy, 



3. Weak, trail, 



if lit! 
fra^e, Qimey, 
rlefl, desnleorj, 



a. Cnteory, liiiBty, 
sapflrfidal. Hcantj. 

Slleht, n, NegloQt, dleregard, Inatten- 
Idon, diereapect, conteoipt, scoco, dis- 
dain. Indignity. 

Sllfflit,?. o- K^lect, disT^ard, dladiiln, 



ItehUy, ad. 1. Little, in a small iSegrae. 

a. Waaily, fBebly slenderly. 

a. Cnrsori^f, nsgUgentlj, hastily. In 
aBajferSiuaL mumw. 

4« SBomfully, contamptnoDsly, disr&. 



ly, sShOnglj. 
Cly, aa. Dureapectfully, soocn- 
' insly, sllghuy, with 



Slimy, a. 1. Mlcy, mnddy, oizy, 

B, Bopy, clammy, vlacons, viscid, 



Sling, -if. o. Throw, cast, hntl, flmg. 
Sllnenp, [(W/DSMiai.l Hang, Buspend. 
Slink, V, Ti. Sneak, atolli, 8te^ away, 

slip away, fllinls away. 
Slink away. Slink. 
SUp,a.!i. 1. Glide, sUde. 

a. Err, trip, miataka, fell into arroc, 

SUp, o. a. 1. Pnt alaalthily, eonyey 
secretly. 
a. Thiow off, disengage one's self 

3. Loose, loosen, let loose, let go, let 

Blip. 

SUp, n. 1. Slide, glide, move smoothly. 
8. Error, mlataJte, feult, lapse, ahort- 
comine, trip, oiertight. 

3, Cutting, twig, siioot. 

4. Strip, Erne and narrow piece. 
Slip avray, 1. Escape, glide away, slide 



^neak, sktUk, i 



steal away. 



astUy. 



SUppen, a. 1. Smooth, gli- 

a. Unatable, nncertaln, changeahle, 

3, Tre'aolierous, peiMi 
knavish, dlahonest, false. 
Slipslop, a. yindtiy, trashy, faeble, 

91tt,ii!a. 1, Ciit(ie»^t 

Slit, it. Loni' 



. Slabber, slaver, drivel. 



, lumpish. 



iqf a Hi^hlaiUL clan). 

DpB, Ji. InolinatlOB, acolivity or de- 
idVlty. 

Slope, V. n. Incline, slant, take an ol>- 

Uque direction. 
Sloping, a. Inclining, slanting, decHv- 

Sloppy, a. Piasliy, splashy, muddy, 

Slosli, ». Slnsh, alni^a. 

Slushy, a. Slnsliy. 

-lotli,n. Inacllvlty, Inaction, laiiness, 

Blothfolnesa. 
lothful, 01. Lasy, idle, Inf - ' — '-' 

Indolent, dronish, Inactj^ 

supine, torpid, alack. 
SlottaAUnesB, «. Sloth. 
~laiicli, n. 1. Lnbber, clown, awkward 

Ibllow. 
3. Clownisli gait. 

lonchlDgr* 1. Awkward, nncoutb, 

clownish, Inbberly, loutish, ungainly. 

loi^lii n. Quagmire, morass, oog, len. 
Jl.onis'^ B- ^rust, scab, bsohaji. 
81ou»liy,«- Miry,biwgy. 
"loveiily, o, I. Ondi^, unclean, dow. 

dy, not neat. 
3. DiBordorly, loose. 



Slow, a. 1. Moilsrate, deliberate, not 
swift, not rapid, not speedy. 

a. Tardy, dilatory, lal«, inactive, 
sluggish 

3. I>ull, stupid, heavy, not alert, not 
prompt, not ready. 

Slow-baok, «. Idler, drone, slu^ard, 
laggard, lounger, trlflar, ifewdler, doo- 
dle, sing, inefficient person. 

Slows, ». (Mea.) Milk-Sickness. 

Slow-worm, ». Bllnd-woi'm {AngvUs 

Slndse,». Slosh, tlusli. 

Sli^. n. \.Soai\.{ii!tihoatasheU). 



fler, la^ard, doodle, ^i^, slow-] 
tli^^eam, «, Si,D0OiBB, lacy, 
ilugsish. "■ 1- Inert, Ir— "-- 

lent. Idle, lazy. slotliM, d 



.ve, indo- 



lata. SI 



h, snpina, phlegmatic 

SlngKlshness, i». Kilegm, apatliy, in- 
sensibillly, dulneas, indifference, lnerl> 
ness, indolence, stothfulneaa, laziness, 
Bupinenefs^ torpor, aloth. 

SlTilce.ii. Opening, vent. 

Smlce-gate, ». moot- -'- 

= i,n. Close (in • 



iLirk 



' n^ghborhood. 



alley, lane. 



^b. Sleep {tightly), doze, 
lose one's self take a nap. 

Sleep {not d- 

ilumberoos, o. Sooorif 
somntl&rons, somiiulc. 



miter, n. Sier6^{nofdeeporpr(^i»tad), 

— ,. J>ie, nap, light Blera. 

. Soponffc, sopoxiuroDS, 



«b,Google 



or dtsreapeutfun^ . 
a. Diareganl, slight, pass by, i 

over, glow over, slur over. 
Stlar, n- It^prooch, Bt^mik, Btaln, briu 
Sl<uai,n. 1. Slosh, elndge. 
a, ISaut.) Gteaae, lu. 
maghy, a. Sloah;. 
Slot, n. Slattern, drab, dra«letalL 
SlntUBli, a. " Untidy, nncleanly, dirt j 
Sly, a. Cunning, artful, craHy, m 

subtle, iDeidiODE, urcli, shrewd, kno 

sGl>oatB, «. Sharper, ebeat, lOg 
Knave, tuicketei. shsirk, blnckLes, sw 
dler, jockey, aarsTER, artfiil fallow, 

Smackt v. ?£. 1, Tast«, have a taf 



infusion, 
aty. 

S. Bnsa, loud kise. 
Small, a. 1. Uttle, diminaUve, tiny, 
pony, dwarf, minikin., dwar"'- -'---' 
ed, liUpulJan, pygmean, p; 
laturo, not sreat, not lance. 
a. MiDu^, mlcioscopic, 
atomlo, eorpuBenlar. 

5. Petty, trifling, trivial, inooaeider- 
able, ineiealtcant, unimuoitaiit. 

4. Slender, scanty, paltry, Qiodetal«. 
a. Feeble, weak:, Ibltit, BUgM. 

6. Mean, sordid, semsii, illlbeial, — 
generous, moroenary, narrow, nari 
mi^ided. 

T. Shallow, unintelligent, nnintel- 
lectnal, unoirEed, sappy, stolid, dull, 
feeble-minoed. 
SmoU-beeiv n. Table-beer. 
Small-clotheB.n.pJ. Breecbes. 
gmalUali, a. Somewhat smalL 
Small portraity Miniature. 
Sioall-por, n. Tariola. 
Smar^ ». Pui^ent or sharp pain, lan- 

dnatli^ piun- 
Smart, u. n, 1. Feel sliarp pain. 

it. suff^, be punished. 
Smait, a. X. Sharp, stli^i^, keen, 
, severe, poignant, pungent, 

" s, forcible, effifective, ener- 



getic. 






, J«ile 



I. Expert, dexterous, cit 

I. Witty, acute, apt. 

L Spruce, trim, nicely or sbowily 



^ility, nimbieness, quickness, alert- 

nese, rairynesa, activity, sprightllneBs. 

i. iSipertness, dexterity, cleverness. 



i. Wit, wlttiness, acntenesB, aptness. 

f t-weed. n. Water-pepper (i'oijf- 

mua hydri^iipei-). 

silt ^' a. Crush, mash, dash to 



list, g 



, IgnoraEons, n 



oiuattering,!). Smatter, sciolism, Bllgkt 
knowledge, euperficiol knowledge, Im- 
perfect knowledge. 

Smear, V, a. 1. Daub, bedaub, be- 

a. Contaminate, soil, stain, pollute, 
tamlsb, sully. 

Smeary, a. Adhesive, viscous, viseLd, 

glutinous, dauby, stjcky. 
Smell a vat, [(M'ofuin/.l Get an inlc- 

llng, have a strong susjieion. 
Smell, V. a. Scent, get scent of. 
Smell, f. n. Haie an odor, have a 



TJIi.- 



SmeUlng-salts.n.^. Sal-volatile, oar- 
Smell out, Discover, And ont, smoke out. 
Smelt, B. a. Fuse (as ore), melt. 
Smflw, n. (Oroilftl) White-nan (Jtfaino 

aliellua). 
Smlit, n. Fuse. 
Bmtrk.«. Affected smile, 
Smirli, 1. ». Smile tag'eiitedli/), simper. 
Smite, V. a. 1. Strike, beat, box, caS, 



II. Blay, dest 
iict, diastei 



_ , Afflict, otiasten, punish. 
Smit«,v.». StriXe, collide. 
Smlthery. «■ 1. SUITHV. 



Smitten, poiV. 1. Struok. 
a. KMed, slain, destroyed. 
3. AfEleted, chastaned, punished. 
. nv.™.j -T,pHvat*i3, fiisdnated, 

„ , 1, attracted, taiken. 

1. Chemise, shift. 

aSBi gabardine, amock-fiook. 

moOlb&aok, n. Shook, blouse. 



a. 1. Fumigate, expose t« 
into the mouth and pnff oat 



jmoky, a. 1. Of tlie nature of smoke. 
aTFnmy, fulighioua. 
3. Filled witli smoke. 



«b,Google 



Smootli, 1. Even, lerel, plane, flat, nol 

a. Sleek, gloeay, 

3. rnrufffed. nnaistnrhed. 

4. Sas;, voluble, fluent, not harsh. 
S' BLkua, milJj soeChlt^, oily, flatter- 

' tng, adn1atoi7, conrtjei-like, ialt-ivot- 

Smooth, V. a. 1. Level, flatten, maki 



3. Calm, aUa,?, aseuage, mollU 
mit^te, aUevlate. 
Smooth -spoken, a. F^r-apoke 



8iUD£^leF, n. Contrabandist. 
Smut, «. 1. Dirt. 

a. BUeht, blemish. 

a. Obscenity, ribaldry, smutHneea, 
obacene langaDHge. 
Brnnt, V. a. Sou, tarnish, sully, taint, 

Sanitty,' a. 1. Mrt.y, &nl, soiled, 
stained, naety. 

a. Obscene, ribald. Indecent, Indeli- 
cate, Immodest, gross, coaree, leeae. 
Snaolc, n. lEaglaiad.] Luncheon, slight 

meal, haa^ repast. 
Siiu,». 1, Knot, knarl, knob, projection. 
9, Tooth (in oimiettwt]. 
B. [P.fl.l Swaying trunk or branch 
of atKeiflxeSaiixteendin anver). 



Soake'g-head, ) 



jll-flowar IChe- 
e, a. Ammonite. 

1, Serpentine, winding, 
unnlng, iwlful, deceitful, in- 
1, Break short, break abort 



. , wftip). 
4. [CbUoauioi.] Force, energy. 
Snap-draeoiii n. Flap-^wm. 
Snap Jadnneiit, Hasty Judgment, 
buta deaden, jumping to a eon 

alon, judgment without due '-' 

tion or adequate knowledge. 






Qln,ii 



.?iKl, pefflL, 

uua, churUah, splen- 
hCrimouione, ill-lem- 

Be, not, trap, sprlr^e, 



Snare, v. a. Eatr&p. entangle, eatch, 
Snarl, v. a. Growl, gnail, grumble. 

Snarl, b. a. Entangle, oor^llcate, make 

knotlj, involve in knots. 
Snarl, n. Entanglement, tangle, 

plication. 
Snarlhig, a. Snappish. 



suddenly. 



t. Catch', B 



L. Bit, fragment, porl 



Snead, 11. Snath. 

steal away, sneak elf, elinlc away. 
& Croiii^, truckle. 
Sneak, ». Smrt, Inrker, mean fellow. 
Sneakins:, ^' Servile, slavish, erir^ln 
ot^egulDaB, Aiwiiliig, gzovelling, tniol 

,.__ i, [, low, baae, abjec 

_.—-,, JBTTing. 

% Shuas, slink away. 
. A. Sooff, gibe. Jeer, flouC, mook, 
aU, tnm np lie noE" 
.. BooffiJeor.Jlbe,. 
t. Deride, ridicnl( 
icoat, sootr. 



I, spurn, despise, oo 
c down upon, langli ! 



. Laugh imider r^lraial), 
— inigger. 

a.'snufl-,! 

Sniff, n. Sanff. 
Sniffle, P. «. Sna 
Bnlfling-valve, " 

"nipln 

iJoee.^^^ ^ 

scolopax). 

Snivel 7. tC"cT3 (as a child), blubber, 

SnlveUy, a. [Wittten olao Snieelp.] 

a! Whining, plliM. 
Snob.n. Upatart, mnsbroom, EARYEHD, 
pretender to gentility, pretealioiB i*l- 

Siuook, n. Greenbone, gsTflah, gar-pike, 
sea^pilie, sea-needle, long-nose, gore- 
bill, Bword-flsh, mockersf-gulde [i!aox 



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1, NoB9 (qf a beast), a 



Snow-liaU-ia' 



. Gneiaer-ioSB ( Vi- 



a. Check (icilli a lorf remarlc), repil- 
mand. FepTOTflf rebuke, cblde- 

a- Abash (as a preienHous perjoB), 
humble, homlliate, shame, laortl^, 
confound, dlacoucert, dleaomilt, bduev, 
pat down, lake down, pat lo abaiue, 
make ashamad, take down a p^, send 
ftway with a fl«a in one's ear, teach one 



Bnnir, V. n. Snort (as a liorse). 
Snuffle, v.n. Sniffle. 
SnniF. «. ». Skuqqle, nestle. 

. 1. Close, conoeflled, not e 



Sni^^le, V, n. N^tle, onddle, sang, lie 

snug, Jle close. 
So, aS. 1. Thas, In like manaer, Ibr g, 



such a manner, in this v 
4. Such, In (tie same 

Uon, as it Is, as it was. 
a. Therelbre, foi this 

e. Thus l£ Is, so it ia, 
7. Be it so. Urns be it, 

So, cBvj. Provided that 
mat, In case thaC. 

Soak, V. a. Steep, mao 

BBoaked. 



Boak.v.ft. Steep, „ — 

Soab Jn, Imbibe, diKw in, eoe^ u] 

Soakei.n. ICotlogikal.] Appier, lopec, 

hard drinker. 
fioapfltone, A. Steatite. 
SoEir, B. It, Tower, mount, else, ascend, 

aj alolt. 
Sob, f. n. Weep, cry, algh conTulslraly. 
So be It, Amen. 
Sober, a. 1. 1 

alaMiient, not ■ 



, abatemtmia, 



rate, cool, eofflpOBed, 
rumon, anunpassloued, dlspa^ion- 
, ste^y, sedate, demure, staid, ra- 

^ Grave, solemn, serious, pen^Te. 

imess, «. SoBRiETv. 

■lety, ». 1. Temperance, abste- 



aobernesa, demateness, ttoialitfuloeBa, 

graTity. 

.briquet, «. [Fr.] Nickname, by- 

wlablUtr, »■ 8oclabIea«Ba, eoiapan- 

ionablenen, sodality, good-mllowshlp. 
Sociable, a. Oanipuiionable, Booui,, 

friendly, ^miliBE, netehborlf , conrer- 

sable, mcUned to scde^^ 
- DoIablenesH, ft. SoaiA^UdiXT. 
Social, 1. 1. OItII, dTlc, of aooietr. 
B. Companionable, soaiijai.B, ndgh- 

borly, tbrmed ibr sodety. 
S. CmiTlvlsl, ftstlTe. 
So^aUfon, n. OommuniBin, SVrailerlam, 

SlialiHiBlerlaiiiem, Saint Skoonlanfsm, 
umanttarlanlsm. 
Socialist, n, Fourlerite, communist. 
Sodality, n. SooiABILlIV. 
Sooiety, n. 1. Aasoclalion, copartner- 
ship, partnership, fellowship, company, 
corporation, body, fratecnity, soaallty, 
brotherhood, soiM union. 
S. The community, the public, the 

Sooioliwry, «■■ Social i 
'>-~'-i8™imli)i9,(L.] 
u'ate, accessary, al 

So"d,'n. Tiirf, clod. 

Soda, n. Protojdde of sodium. 

Soda-asli, «. Carbonate of soda (tm- 

Sodallty, n. rraternlty, brotherhood. 

Sodden, a. 1. Boiled, decocted, stewed. 
3, Soaked, steeped, drench'"! rjtnr- 
ighly wet (m as b ie aijAX 






natural carnal 



a. Plastic, pliable, easily moulds 

3. Smooth, delicate, fine, not rui 

4. Compliant, submissive, Irreso 
&cUb. 

6. Mild, gantle, bland, klad, lei 
tender, notTiarsh, not severe. 
e. Simple, silly, foolish, weak. 



iBn,iittBrj. Hold, stop, not BO bet. 

^eiteu, B. a. J, Intenerate, melt, touch, 
make tender, make BofC 

Q, Araua^, appease, mlti^te, mod- 
erate, alleviate, eootlie, molRiy, quiet, 
calm, still, quell, irilay, relieve, ease, 
abate, temper, qualify, attemper, doll. 



Soften, V. n. Grow soft. 
Soft roe, Miin^ sperm. ■ 
Soft sawder, [loiu.j Flattery, cajolery. 

Soft Boiw. 1- Potash soap, semi-floid 

'iLow.i Flattery, s. 
-uisant, [F- ' ■^-'~• 
Jf-Btyled. 



Soi-disant, [Fr.] Pretended, wDuld-t^ 



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Boil, "- a. Fonl, dirty, ate^D, paltaCe, 

naits, bedaub, begilme, beemeiH', be- 
Bpatter — '-- '— ' 



an4 I 



aqJ(niTD,f. n. AHde (iemjwrar%), stay, 



entj«TOr%),E 



Talia. jnst, weightj', 

StkclOL-. 

Solidnrtt;, «■ [Jfodem.] Consalidation 
' y jjKferff^ o^ reBponMbiimeg), com- 
innlty (in MSoieper b^aUs), elosa £61- 



Stay/Mmporary abode. 
1. Oheer, ooM£>rt, soothe, 

Mgal*, 

ii>se,». Gannet (StUa barea- 

itmm, Prismatic spectmin. 
. Warrior, ^htlng-mao, man 



a. Allay, asenc^e, 



ltBry,soiiliet-li 

oonrageoua. 
Soldiery, n. Si 

army,T)odyof 

Sole, a. Sir^le, only, solitary, alone. 



gallant, intrepid, 
, the milltaiy, the 






-, iklse 



1. Bad 

3. Incongruity, impropriety, ahsurd- 



infty.'n. 1. hiUt {religiinis), a 



veto, SonoT, ieep. 

SoUdt, V. a. 1. Aet Uamestly), reqneBt 
lptrgeatty)i entreat, beg, pray, implore, 
orave, ImportiinB, boseach, siippflcate, 
petttton, conjure, press, urge, appeal to. 

L. Bolleltor, petltlonBc, 



Icltatlon, R. 1. Entreaty, i 
ity, Bupplieation, imploianon, 
etiuon, address, InBistence, ■ 



Solicitude, R. Anxiety, care, care 

ness, coucern, IjOLtble, psrplexlty. 
8<dld, a. 1. Hard, flnu, not auld. 



solid. 



Consol 



a. DenBity, eompaotjiess. 

3, Strength, stability, soundness. 

4, Beality; truth, weight, yalldlty, 

■""b. (Seom.)' Yolunie, solid' oonfenta. 



Sgliped, R. SolidnngaTi 
SolltiJre, n. [Tr.] Eei 
'^Qlitaryr ^ 1- Iime,loiieij, inwiit, uu- 
tKCOmpanled, companlonless, withoixt 
society, without company. 

9i Isolated, secliiiied, unftequenCed, 
uninhabited, retired, deserted. 
3. Dismal, gloomy, desolate, cheer- 



loli^de, R.' 



,y be dissolved, sus- 



■esSj^lo^r^ 
ftom Hie world. 

a. I>esert, wilde 
place, deserted rc^ 

ceptible of solatioi 
Soluble glass. Silicate of aoda {or qf 

)»(iMA),Tlquoc of fflnlB. . 
"lOltLtiou, R. 1. IMsmpUon, separatloDj 
breach, diaJuncUon, dwnteeratian. 

g. Explanation, explication, - leeolu- 
tian, disentsnglement, key. 

S, Llquebction, dlBSOlntJon, meUJng. 
lolTaI>le,a. BesolTable. 
iolve, V, a. Explain, unfold, expound, 
interpret, elucidate, clear, mate plain, 
resolve, lUaar up, throw light upon. 

^otomT, ». Anatomy. 
- - ""-"ten also Sa 
ondy, mur_ 

lummated, obseura, dismal, sombrous, 

3. Melanoboly, sad, mournful, dole- 
fnl, li^ubrioae. funereal. 

lombroas, 1. SOMIIBE, 
kime, a. 1. More or leas, a certain 
anantity of, aoertaln number of. 
S. One {iiid^iieiiij, a, an, any. 

4. Several, a considerable number. 
- " '- iparsone. 



6. Apt 



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Somebody, n. 1. One, soma p! 
S. SomeBiing, a person of c 
Somehow, ad. In some way, Bom 
Bomersanlt, n. S0ME8EBT. 



t' Somabod; 
qnenoe. 



Sometliiilg, ad. BoxEWSir. 
Bomenhat, ad. Sometliing, 1 

degrse, more 01 less. 
Somewliat^fi. Something, mor^ 



SomtiwliltlieT, ad. 1 
one place or uioUier. 
SonmambullBiii, n- . ..^ - - ? 
Soinnaiix1nUist,n. Sleep-walker, siglit- 






, -. SoporiHo, Bopjrifer- 

oos, Blomberons, Boainifkc, narcotic. 

Souuilflv, a. Sohtufboous. 

Bamnalence, «■ Sleepiness, drowsiness 
doslnees, sooinolenc;. 



L. Ballad, aiity, canticle, oa 



Q. Lay, atrsdn, poem, 
3. Poetry, poesy, vers 
'poem (ijr/«H 



. _.. ,.„ siZin*3). 

Son. of man, Chbist. 

Sonorous, a. 1. Soundlr^, resonanl 

reeonnding, rli^iig. 
». Hlgh-sounUine. 
Soou, aa. 1. SlioiUy, presently, befor 

long, pcetty soon, by and by, in. a, Slioi 



Soothe, o. 0. 1. Assuage, calm, qniet, 
appease, IranqullUie, compose, pacih, 
eob«r, stDl, lall. 

%t Moderate, aJIerlate, palliate, les- 
Ben, ttllay, mollHy, repress, olieolc, tem- 
per, soften, attemper, deailen, qualify, 
Telfere, eaasi dull, blunt. 

Sootha^vr, T*. Se^r, foreteller, predic- 
tor, prophet, diviner, hamspiee, yatloi- 



Daclt, dueky, raurky, fnllgin- 
Somethln^ to paeify, tub to Uie 



— „, , , jiooaarei 

. Sopbisttcal, a. Fnllacinus, illogical. 
Sonhistioaite, u. a. Adulterate, debase, 

vitiate, pervert, corrupt. 
SopMsticate, a. Adolteratei^ spurious. 



Sophistical 

SoplUgtry, 1 

Qlee logic, 1 „,.... 

tlie aivutnent} inconclu^vc reasoning, 

SophomoHcal, ^ 

t. gcan.! 

Soporlferons, a. SopOmfioT' 
Soporlflo, a. Somniferons, aomnlfle, 
slumberous, Boporl&rous, narcotic, hyp- 

Soporlflo, n, Naicotio. 

Sopnuio, «. (Hus.) Treble, descant, 

SoFceper, n. Magltdan, conjurer, jug- 
gler, enchanter, necromancer, diormert 
wisard, exocdst, diviner, seer, aooti- 

Sorcery, n. IMvinaUon (bji esil apiriU), 
magic, enchantment, irii^oraft, necro- 
mancy, charm, spell, the black art. 

Soi^d, a. 1, Mean, liaae, vile, low, de. 

a. Covetous, avarMous, stJj^y, ml- 
sexly, niggardly, dose, illiberal, ungen-' 
eroBB, penurious, close-flsted. 

Sore, «. Ulcer, fester, abscess, impost- 
huroe, gatliering, boil,- pustule. 

Sore, a. 1. Faiiaai.lJrom iajlammaibm), 



. Chinesi 



Grief, 
cation, chsgrin. 
I. Oi^eved, afflicted, 

lamen- 
., melancholy, 



iorrow, in mouming. 

a. Sad, HuramEul, grievt—, 

table, distreedng, panful, disroal, doI( 



iclUi^ a 



cally, contemptible, despicaWe, si 
bad, low, paltry. 

3, Monmfut, dismal, sad, painful, 
melancholy. 
<ort, n. 1. Kind, species, descrlptloi 



a. [^ - » 

ordinary, mlddlt 



Passable, taleiable. 



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Sot,' 

bibl 



)&w, iteam- 









doll, doltish. ■ 
. sate, besotted. 
S»tto Tooe, lit.] SofUy, in a loir voice, 

ta an undor tone, la a low tone, witb 

bated breatli. 
Son), 1. Mind, spirit. Inner mEui. 

3. life, vital -principle, anlnrntii^ 

S. KsBence, principal part, eaaential 
pare, best port, 

4. Indlvldaal, poison, man, tinuian 
being, Intelligf""^ ^-i..- 



i. Ardor, fire, fervor, i 



u^age.ei 



^rgy. 



undeoayed, nninjored, parfcot, 1 
' IflaH, ffoad, flim, Btrone. 

ft. HeaJtby, hearty, uale, hardy, , _^ 
oroos, In health, in good lienltta, not 
diseased. 

3. Sane, well-balflnced. 

4. Correct, true, valid, solid, weighty, 
reasonable, latlouaL, sensible, JuoL- 

8. Eefablislied, Sied, well-gronnd- 

6. frofUnnd, tinbrolien, undlstarbed, 
&at, 

7. Heavy, lusty, ibroible. 

8. Orlb'-'"- -" "■" ' — 
fcereUoal. 

Sonntl, oif. Soi 



a Mtb, 1 



Sound^, profonndly. 

a.~iiV-bradder (qf a%™ 

Sound, V. n, 1. BesDiind, make a uoise, 
gtve oat a soand. 

2. Appear by the sonnd. 

Sonnd, u.'a. 1. Canse to sound, 
a, utter, expiese audibly. 

3. Celebrate (Ah sounds). 

4. Meaauie, fathom, try the depHi 
of. 

5. Examine, test, try. 
Soundless, a. 1. Silent, nolEeless. 

2. Unfalliomable, bottomleas, very 



«», truOi, rectitude, va- 



Smir, a. 1. Aold, tart, pricked. 

a. Oroes, crabbed, morose, surly, tes- 
^, tou(^y, GantaokerouB, crusty, freC- 
fol, peavlsn, petiilant, pettish, snappiali, 
waspisb, snarlli^, cynical, froward, 
uncivil, rude, rough, harsh, iU-t«m- 
pered, Ill-natured. 

Sour, V. a. 1. Haice acid, turn sour. 



Sour, V. n. Turn » 



•, become aeid- 



rise, cradle, beginning, com- 
lent, founts-head, starling 

m, n. TBpelo, pepperidge. 

lewbat ai 

aspenty, morosenesa, 

, bad Wood. 

a. Plnnge, dip, immerse, submerge, 
douaa, pat under water (oi omer 
Ugim). 

Souse, ad. Wiih a plunge. 

South, a. Southern, southerly. 

South, ad. Southward, towards ths 

Southerly, a. Southern, soutSi. 
Southern, a. Sontberlv. south. * 
Souther 



Sorereign, a. 1. Snpreme, regal, royal, 
imperial, monarchlcaL 
3. Chief, predominant, primSpal. 
3. EfScadous, eCbctnal. 

Sover^Sn, n. Monarch, autocrat, po- 
tentate, dsspot, Mng, emperor, prince, 
lord, qosen, supreme ruler.. 

Soveralgn^, n, IKnnlnlon, supremacy, 
empire, dyn^ty, kii^dom, supiame 
power, flupieme role, absolute anthor- 

Sow^B. Hc«(/«mo&), pig, swine. 
Sow, V. a. 1. Scatter, strew, eprcad. 

3. DiBsemJnata, disperse, propagate, 
spread abroad. 

3. Flant^ put seed in. 

Sow, t>. n. Plant, scatter seed, pat in 

Sowens, n. pi. [Scottiik.) Porridge 
(made (tf" the i(us( qf oameal), flum- 

Spa, n. Mineral spring. 



4, ISare.] Wille, short tJmB. 
Spaidons, a. Wide, eitended, extensive, 
CKpanatve, broad, ample, capacious. 



a'. Brief period. 

3. [y. S.I Pair (^ Aorsea). 
Spangle, n. Sparkling ornament. 
Spanlsh-hayonet^ n. Yucca, Ada 

S^utlsli-fly, «. Blister-fly, bllster-t 

Strike (vith &e open lun 



l-span new. 
neter, looper, o 



quite new, splck-ai 
Spauivorm, a. Ge 

Spar, P. B. 1, Boi. 

3. Dispute, wrangle, quarrel, si 



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Sparei 1^. a. It Beserre, aave, lay by, 
lay aside, set apart, set a^de. 

it. SlBpeose wittx, do wiUnmt, part 
with. 
8. Witbhoia, omit, forbear. 

4. Withlioia ftom, li*ep fcom. 

5. Give, grant, affaid, aJiow, give 
up. , 



Spare,a. 1, ^ „, 

dant, not plentUul. 

». LettD, mssgre, IMa, poor, lank, 
gaont, skinny, sor^gy, raw-lionad- 

4. Superflaaus, Bapemaineriiiy, not 

S^time, (I^isi^.t'OiB to spare. 
Sparine-, a. 1, Scanty, spabb. 

a. Fri^al, saTing, clinry, paisimonl- 



2. Germ, elamant, active principle. 

3. OaUaat, beau, buok; gay, daebiiig 

Spsrhlsli; a. Gay, showy, airy, fina 
Spiu'lCIei V. », 1. Sliine MM mtermii- 
Moite), glitter, glisten, glister, twinkle, 
Sdntlliate, cornscate, flash. 

8..IiIaiitl«, efibi'veece, bubble, Cbam, 
froth. 
BptaHliat!, a. 1, Glittering, giiatentng, 
twinkling, flasblDg. 
0. Bubbling, tbamlT^^ eS^Fveeeing, 

3. Lively, glowmg, spirited, piquant, 
Tlgoroua, ftlreible, strong, nervous, ta- 
07, Impasaioneil. 
gparrintr, ». Wrangling, quarralUi^, 
contention, strife. 

"ron, Spathio iron, carbonate of 



I, spread liere and 



Sparry 

Sparae,a. Scatto 
ckere, not dense. 

Sparttm, a. Brave, eourageoua, hardy, 
undiiunted. Oaring, intremd, dauntless, 
fearless, txdd, valbnt, valoruus, dough- 
ty, ohlyalric, lieroio, lion-hearted. 

Spasm, n. 1. Twitch, sudden contrac- 
TJon (as q/- <Se mKaclsa). 
a.Kt, 



eliolera espliyiia. 
8p»l~ n. [Local, IT. S.] Petty dlspnt*, 

petty quarrel, war ot words. 
8p(rt, V, n. Dbpute, wrangle, quarrel, 

spar, bicker, jangle, ajut^ble,' lor, 

have words, have an altercation. 
Spathic, 



Spjbrv iroh. 
1. Snrlnkle, besprlr 



Spatter, t>- a- 1. Sprlnk 
bespatter, splaak, push. 

3, Daub, Dedaub, smf 
begrime, bedraggle, spot, 

Sputt«rdasliea,n.tu. Qal 



Spami, n. 1. Bgga {qffiah or qffivgi), 

3. (Soi.) Mycelium, fllamenta (,/H«t 
vMchfoasi originate). 
Spawn, M. a. [fii conieiMpi.] Generate, 

produoe, bring forth. 
Spawn, v.n. [Ai cotiieBipt.] Issue. 
SpeEA, B. », 1. ArUoulate, enunctat«, 
talk wltb arHoulate sounds. 

S. Flead, qiout, hold Ibrtb, make a 
speech, discourse, harai^ne, dedainu 



SB, deliver, 



nake kno 



abroad, proclaim, declare. 
3. [NOM.) HaU, 
Speaker, «. 1. Biscourser, orator, 
spokesman, proiocal«r. 
Z- Oh^rman, pre^ding ofQcer. 
Speakli^, 11. 1. u^k, dieoomse. 

. S. Elocuticn, declamation, oratory. 
Speak of. Treat, disenss, mention, Vcf"' 



speak ai 



it, talk about^ 
make Dp lo 



Speak out. Blab, open one's mind, un- 

bcscm one's self, unburden one's mind. 

Speak wttk. Converse with, hold a eoi^ 

versatjon wlti. 
gpeaF, ». 1. Lance, javelin. 

S. SLoot, spire. 
Spear-band, it. Biglit-liand. 
Speai>filiaped, ft. Hautato, haetated. 
SpeDial,a. 1. Farl4cutu, peculiar, spe- 
« ""^-aordinary, ut"— '"- — 
, «. 1. Parlj 



.ledai atten- 
>ject ot pursuit, pet 



SpeoliUlty, 

3, Spacing 
tion, parMoi 

SpeMalty, n. ___, .r,- 

Speole, ». Coin, cask, metallic money, 
' hard money, stamped money. 
Species, n. 1. Group {aubordmate to <t 

. 2< Kind, sort, description, variety. 

Specific, a. 1. Feeoilar, partioniar, es- 
pecial, characterbljc. 
3. Deflnlte, preeiaa, spedBed. 

Speoi&o, n. 1. spedal medldue, sover- 
eign remedy, intalllbl^ remedy. 

Spetifloatian, n. 1. I>H^niailoD {qf 
propertUt), cnaraeterizatton. 
th PattioularizallDii, detotled state- 

SneDlfy, V, a, Cei^aate, parlioulaiise, 
indicate, define, iudivldualize, akow 
clearly, name witli prer^on. 

SpeclUuDl,n. Stylet. 

Specimen, m. Pattem, sample, model. 

^eclons, a. Pair {appweatl]!, Imc net 
reaUff), plausible, colorable, ostensible. 

Speck, it. 1. Staiu, spot, flaw, blemish, 

9. Bit, mite, mote, atom, parUcle, 
corpuscle, scintilla, small thing. 
Speck,!'.* Spot, stain (»» flpl>«^ 



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SpeOble, v. a. Mack nltli spols (l/' a 

d^breat cdtorfron that of the gromtd). 
'^— Mle,«, 1. Show, eKilWtlOD, eight, 
e, repcflHentaUoo, display, pageant, 



S. CurlOfflty, womlec, n 






, Behoiaer, o&sarvi 



Speotaoles, n. 7>2. Qlaaet 

Speotator, n. Beholder, ., 
Btander, looUer-on, on-lookt.. 

Spectral, a. Ghostly, phaiiKim-Uke. 

Spectre, n. [WiitlBn alao Specler, 
AppanliDn, ghost, sphrlt, shade, plm,u 
toiQj phantom, ilLr'" — — -"■" 



8. Theory, scheme, bypotbeais, snp- 
posLUon, cji^ecture, view, a priori rear- 

gpecnlatlstf «(. Speculatoi, tlieorlzer. 
SpeCDlatlTe, a. 1. ContamplatWe, un- 

gactlcal, Platonle, phjioaophlcal, given 
epeculaition. 

3, Theoretical, tdsal, tmaetnary. 
3. Given to liajsardous traSng, 
Speculator, ». 1. Thaorlzer, apecn- 
Talist. 

a. Trader {who taJ^ great rtBke Iti 
(fie hope 1^ gr&il gaht^). 
Specnlnm, n. [L.] Mlrcoc, tooUng- 

gloss, leaeclor. 
Speech, n, l. AjUcolate attoraiLOe. 

9, language, tongue, vernacular, 
idicon, direct, Lraoo. 

Talk, parlance, verbal intercourse, 






discourse, aOdress, har- 



.. Malie haete. 






LCd.U 



irard, 



It, help. Hid, help tovwatd. 
s, X- reaper, £ivov, make succeseful. 
Bpeed, «. 1. H^K, hurry, deepatoh, 
celedty, snifCness, Seetnees, velocity, 
quickneea, rapidity, expeditiou. 

8. SaccesE, prospericy, good fOitime, 
good luck, dvorahle Issue. 

" '•-', a. Swift, rapid, . . 

, prompt, eKpeoitioua, ! 



son, term, period, intetriil, 
. 1. Kepreeent by letters. 



Sp^-ibound, a. Eaiihtaitei, nnder a 



S. Believe Oy ta 

belp, aid, assist. 

peU-bound, a. . 

apeli, under magi^. 

Speller, «. lU. 8^ Spelling-book. 
Spell out. Interpret, dedpEer, unfold, 

read, unriddle, nnravel, find out, make 

Spellli^, n. Otthograpliy. 
Spelline-baolc, ii. ScEtriER. 
Spelter,™. Zhic. 
Spend, V. a, 1. Ejipend, diBburse, lay 

8. Waste, eonenme, esbanat, squan- 
der, disdpate, lavish, uee up, 

3. Employ, devote, bestow, apply. 

4. Pass, lead- 



Sperm, n. Semen, seed. 
SpermsBeU-VIliale.n, Cachelot.specm.- 
Tihale(Pflifae(ermt(c™cepA<iiua). 



„r .fortify. 

SphHcelatiou.n. (JMeii.j' MorllHeation. 
Sphacelus, ». {JHed.} Oangrene, mor- 
tification. 
Spiienoid, a. {Amt.) Wedge-aiiaped, 

sptienoldai. 
SpIienMdal, a, SPHmraiD. 
Spher^ n. 1. Globe, ball, orb. 

8. Circnit, circle, compass, province, 
departmenttWaUi, beat, mnatlim, voca- 
tion, poet, omce, employment, capacity. 
3t Itank, standing, order. 
4. Region, realm, domain, qnatter, 



Spice, n. 1. F 



^^ce-nood, n. Splco-bush, Bei^amin 
Tioe, wild allspice (Beasioia odOr^inaa 
or Laas-ua beinsoin]. 

Splck-tHid-span new, Quite new, flre- 

>, piquant, pointed. 

_,_., — pper, stopple. 

_ ., L, Ear (q/" jiram), head. 

S. large nail. 
Spile, n. 1. Spigot. 

a. [OoHogvial.i Plla. 
SnUI, v. a. Shed, effuse, pour out. 
Spin, B. a. 1. Twist (in*) thread). 

8. Twirl, whh-1. 
Spin a long yam, Tell a long story. 
Spindle, n. (Hech.j Axle, ^latt, arbor. 
Spindle-shaped, a. Eudfiirm. 



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3. Sliin, foremrt of tlie leg. 
S^ney, ii. [Wrttten alao Sphtnp.] 

Thicket, grove. 
Sulnose, a. Thorny, spiny, SE^notu, 

Spin out. Prolong, lenglhsn, protract, 

Spinster, «, Single woman, maldan 

Spiny, a. Thorny, aplnoao, apioons, 

Spli'O^, '"* Aperboro [especv^y m 
animal and veffetaiie bodvee), blowlinle. 



Bpir^, n. Helix, worm. 
Spire, «. 1. Steeple, 



(ipnte, fairy, eS, 

4. Djepneltlon, temper, humor, inooa, 
Bplilte, SmoBot mind, turn of mind. 

6. Coainge, ardor, fire, eneivy, force, 
TJgor, mettle, aarrLeBtiieBS, enthoeiflam, 
B^ resolution, pluok, elevation of BOiil. 

6< lavelineas, animaition, piquancy, 
micmth, glow. 

T. Person (m diatlngiiislied 6^ pecu- 
liar gtmUHei), Indlrldunl. 

g, TUeanlng, Blgnlflcance, purport, 
iuteat, drift, giBt, tenor, Bense. 

9' nature, character, Gompleslon, 
oliaraeterlEtio quality. 

10. Alcohol, ^sljlleil liguOF. 

11. [With The preflxed.] Holy Qhost, 
Holy Spirit, Paraclete, Comforter, The 
Sphit of Owl. . 

Spirit avoy. Kidnap, earry off (se- 

Spirited.a. Animated, li vely, Tlvaidoug, 
spr^rhtly, ardent, emiieat, active, alert, 
liigh-mettleil, high-Bpfi-ilcd, full of 
apMt, full of lite. 

Spiritist, n. Spiritualist. 

Spiritless, a. 1. Lifeless, breathless, 
extinct, dead. 

3. D^ected, depressed, discouraged, 
dispirited, low-spftited, in low spinU. 

3. Unll, toridd, alu^ah. odd, apa- 
thetic, phlegmatiOj languid, sdulless, 
feahle, uuQnterprismg. 

4. Heavy, atufJ^nll, frl^d, tame, 
prosaio, prosy, in^md, uninteresting. 

Spirit of MyrolBi BiY-KITM. 

Smrit of Tmtli, Paraclete, Comfcrtar, 

TCho Dove, The Holy Ghost. 
Spirit'stUrliig, a. luBplring, anlmat- 
mg, enlivening, ohaerlng, exhilarating. 
Spirits, n. pi, 1. IMsposition, t«mpe[, 
mood, linmor, aplrit, frame of mGid, 
turn of mind, 
a. Distilled liquors, ardent spirits. 



a. Mental, i 

3, Holy, divine, pure. 

4. Ecclesiastical, not lay, not si 



. Hel^oua function (as of Oe 

3. Spiritnal-mindednBSS. 
Spiritualize, v. a. Parity, eleva' 



pirltoal-iiilnileanei 



n. Spirltual- 
0, ardent. 



Spit, V. n. Spawl, sputter. 
SpU, n. Spittle, saliva, spawl. 
Splt-boi, ». Spittoon. 
Spite, n. 1. Malice, matevolenee, rai 
— -— — gall, malignity, maJlcion 



Spiteful, a. Malldons, mal^Dant, 

levolent, maUgn, lll~dlspoaed, l._ 

minded, ill-natored. 
SplttoaiL, w. Spit-box. 
Splasli, V. n. Plash, dabble hi water. 
Splasli, K. a. Dash, apatler, plash. 
^plAJt, v. a. {Arch.} Sioiie{aa ihesideqf 

a vmtdow), slant. 
Spleen, n. 1. [jOkU.) Milt. 

9. Anger, spite, anlraoslty, gall, ran- 

— plqae, malevolence, nujigulty, 
d^^^^, malice, lU humor, fll 

', deepoudeuoj, hypo- 
■'^, depiesalon, dumps, 
-^he Mnes, bfne 

Spleeny, a. Angry, t^etfol, SFT^H^TJa 
Splendid, a. 1. Shining, glowing re- 
splendent, effulgent, r^lgent, bright, 
lustrous, radiant, beaming, bril'iai^ 

a. Showy, magnlfloenc, gorgeous, 
sumptuous, pompous, superb,- Idngly, 

3. Illustrious, conspicuous, eminent, 
distii^nished, pre-eminenl^ remark- 
able, mmousj celebrated, glorious. 

4. Orand, heroic, sabflme, lofty, 

SpltnidOr, ». 1. Lustre, brilUamoe, bdl- 
uaney, brightness, polldi. 

fi. Magnmosnce, pomp, stateliness, 
show, gorgeansness, pomponsness, dis- 
play, parade, SOLAT, striking effbot. 

8. Emlnenoa, Balebrlty, taiaa, glory. 

4. Grandeur, Eubliinicy. 
Splenetic, a, 1. Irascible, Irritable, 
fretfal, peevish, touchy, testy, petlisli, 
vasplsh, petulant, oholetle, snappldi. 



1, touchy, testy, petlisli, 
lant, oholetle, snappldi, 

I, sullen, Bulicy, churlish, 



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Spill 



3. MJELAnoBOTjy, deapondsat, mop- 
ing, eloomy, melaneliolic, lupochttnari- 

~^'c9, T>' a. Brajd ti^atlier {as tfie ends 
ropes), join together, 
nter, M. a. Split (iuio (W» ptecea), 

. Besplit(i7rfoiftiB pieces), 



be shiTered, 
Split, V. a. 1. Oleaie, rive, rend, bi 



Split hBJra, Beflna, be uver-uioa, uhhi 

ninety, make useless disljnclions. 
Bplnrse,«. {aiaosaiai,U.S.\ Bluxtei 

liwSlHt. 
Bplatter, ». l(Mlogaktt.l Bustle, etlr. 
gutter, o. n, [CMogaioi.j Stamme 

\SiTough luatei. 
8plutt«rBf,n. [CbfJojtiiaJ.] Stammerei 
gpoU, p. a. 1. Plandet, rob, deapol 

fleece, atrip, ra?iig8, waste. 
a. Injure, barm, dlsflgnre, mar. 
Spoil, V. n. 1. Steal, jnlfer, ei^i^fs 1 



Sptdl,"' 
Spoiler,' 



JooTY, pUllige, plunder, prey, 
1. Plunderer, robber, pll- 



Z. Destroyer, corrupter. 
Spofcea, a. Oral, parole, nonoupative, 

B-p^esmtat, n. Speaker, prolocutar. 
Spoliate, u. a. Rob, plunder, spoil. 
SpiOiaUoii, «. Jiobbery, triage, plun- 
dering, rapine, devaatoUon, destruellon. 
Sponse, w. B. 1. Wipe {vatk a SJWnffe), 



Spongy, a. Bibulous, porous. 

a. tlodfetbBi- or godraotlier, 
Spontftnelty, B. Spontaneousnees. 
Spontaneous, a. Voluntary, instinct- 
^Te, uneompelled, anbldden, uncon- 
trolled, niUlw, gratuitous, tcde, ot 

Spontaneousness, it. SpontandU'. 
SpDone;,t(. [CoUoqaial.i DUSCB, bloek- 

Spnradia, a. Scattered, occutTing Iiere 

Sport, n. 1. Flay, diversion,* amuBO- 
tnent, pastime, game, fnn, ftolio, gam- 
bol, pranlt, Jeat, raoraatlon, hilarity, 
entertainment, merriment, JulriJi, Jol- 
lity, Joviality, pleaasiitry, merry-mak- 

°il Mockery, derision, mock, ridicule, 
oontemptuoue mirth. 
Sportt V. n. flay, frolic, disport, wan- 
ton, alEip, frisk, romp, caper, make IHin, 
niaifB merry. 

(Oiltogaial.) Exhibit, dia- 



Spg 



iceUous, funny, merry, gny, debon^t, 
Ivaeloua, lively, sprightly, jocund, 
■aiitDn_( bnjiom, pcanldsh, fliQof play, 

in, taint, flaw. 



I. a. 1. Make spots 

l^ltaln, sully, soil, 
3. iOmt term,] Ms 



perfect. 



3. Placi 
■y™'ie''a 

- iln aiillv Ofll farnioli h,„^,o„, 

1, XTnspotted, undethced, 

alained, untlunt- 
. . . , arnlaliad, blama- 
±oai, Btidnless, innocent, pore. 

Spotted, a. Speckled, Mspeckled, bB- 
spotted, dotted, freokled, spotty. 

Spotty, a. Spotted. 

Spousal, a. Matrimonial, craijt^l, con- 
nubial, hymeneal, bridal, mari&L 

Sponsala, ». pi. Nuptials, espousals, 
marriage. 

Sponse. n,. Husband or wife, married 



M, pipe. 

Spout, v.a. 1. Splrt,poucout;iftriHijjft 

2. ntter|j>i^poUiSf2'),hioulli, declaim. 

Spool, V. n. Gnah, issue, 
s. [tWimjiiioi.] Deolai 
a speech, hold fbrth. 

Sprain, o. o. Stridn (as 









SpIa,f^n. 1, Twig, al 

S. Foam, ftoth, spuu.o. 
Spi'oad, V. a. 1. Emend, expand, man- 
tle, stretch, dilate. 

a. Disperse, scatter, distribute, dlf- 

3. Public, divulge, propagate, dis- 
seminate, dreulata, promulgate, make 
Imowii, make public, spread abroad. 

4. Unlbld, unfurl, open. 

Sxtend, be expanded. 



Spread-ei^e, a. [OiBogmal, U. S.] 
^omboalic, pompons, hifiated, turgid, 
tumid, awolung, srilted, grandiloquent, 
pietfintlona, BOphomorieal, siohcald- 
TEN, h^h-flowlnff, h^i-aoundinff. 
Spreadorer, [AiaceaniiWfliriar.] Over- 
Spree,". IColloomal.} 1. Carousal, revrf, 
revelry, rereiung, Jollifloatlon, baiieha- 
nals, saturnalia, debauch, compotalion, 
wassail, orgies, carouse, cups, drinking 

^. Bowj riot, disturbance, aQm>Y- 



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Sprite, n. Twig, BhODt, epray. 

Spi]Blit>IIne$B, ». LlvellnEse, liciekness, 
vivacity, aDUuatlon, alertnese, <^eex- 
fnlnesa, gayety, froliesomeneBs. 

Bpilelitiy, a, -lively, mercurial, anl- 
mated, rteorona, Tfraolons, bucwant, 
brisk, active, alett, i^tle, blfthe, biitlie- 
BOjoe, gay, airy, clieerful, Jojobh, frollo 
Bome, bnxoni, debonait, pleassint. 

SprtnK, «. n. 1. l^ap, bound, jump, 

vault, llOp, OiPBB. 

5. Else, start, ODine forth. 

3. ArisD, proceed, iesue, put Ibith, 
shoot forth, make Its appearance. 

4. Originals, emanate, flow, talie Its 
rise, have lis orjghi. 

5< BetHinTid, ny hack. 

6. Warp, betu 



5. Vernal season, 
Spri^ a leab, Beghi to leak. 
Springe, n. Snore, gin, noost 

Spring-lialt, n. String-halt. 
BprttiKiness, ». ElaalMty, realllenoe, 

Bta-ioe:f, a. Elastic, cesillenti raboui 

SprinJiae, V. (f. 1. Scatter, strew. 

a. Beuenr, besprinkle. 
gtpriiilUe, V. n. Katn imoderoleiy), 
E^rinKLer, ». Watering lint. 



, apparition, eliade, phantom, phaii- 

~~m, goblin, hobgoblin. 
Sproat, o. n. Shoot, germinate, Tegc- 

cate, push, grow, pnlTulate, pat forth, 

shoot forth, barat forth. 
Spron^n- 1- Aocospire, pinmule. 

Bprnce, a. Neat {vnlhoul Segatie^, aba, 
nloo, trig, flue, tinioal, smart, Jaunty, 
naixj, fOpplBl, dandyish. 

Spmee, v, n. Prink, dress flnlcally. 

Bpinoe, V, a. Trim, deck, dreas. 

Efory, a. [(WioguioJ.] Active, lively, 
brisk, nimble, supple, agile, epi^btly, 
quick, smart, prompt, alert, sttrrli^, 
ready, dapper. 

Spume, ». Foaic, froth, spray. 

Spnmous, a^ SeuuY. 

Spumy, a 



ny, ftothy, spnmous. 
i. ionehwood. 
, amadOE, agaiio, C^rmai 



tie, energy, force, ooucaga. 

Spur, n. 1, Otoad, pricfa, poiub, ruwbi. 

a. Incitement, sldmums, incentive. 

Impulse, Induoement, inatigation, pror- 

ooaUon, motive. 

S. Stiog, point, knot, guarl, knob, 

3. ^got, bom-aeeij, spurred, rye. 
Spur, v.a.-l. Flick (niilA t^ spur). 



pard, drive. 



p, fictitious, 
not geuu' 



„a, ,.«.i.A,, ,u.,„i, arouse. 
Instigate, inipBl, urge IbP- 

Priek, gallop, hasten, press 

purlons, a. 1. Ille^limate, bastard. 

8. Cousiietfeit, suppoaltltl-— "."-- 
tricious, deceitful, E^am, fi 
pretended, folgned, dap * — ' 

Ine. 

pom, CO. 1. Klct 

a. CoHTBHH, acorn, scout, despise, 
disdHln, make UgM of, Ionic down upon, 

Spuned-rye, Eraot, spur. 

" — tter, V. «. 1. Spit, spawl. 

S. Splutter, stammec. 

^y, n. ^out, emissary (in disgwleei. 



<e, behold, discern, espy. 
, Fat, plump, stout, portly, 
-'■'■', sqaabhy. 



S. Unfle^lged, unibathra^. 



petty qaarcel, 
[nabby.o. Sqnabbisli. 
inod, ». Sane, band, 
^y, lot, small cm 



, wrangle, dls- 
ingle, dispute. 



Squalid, a. FllOo', nasty, dirty, foul, 

. Foulness, saoAUDNEas. 

, 11. Fonlnesa, filthinesa, 

squalidity, squalor. 
^uall, V. n. Cry (OJ <m ia^cmfj, bawl, 

Sqn^, ». l'. Cry, iiawl, yell, scream, 

S. storm (sadden and M</'). blast, 
gust, sudden breeze. 
SquaUy, o. Quaty, blustering, stormy. 

Squalor, «. "[L.1 Foulness, B 

sssai-- »■«■■ 

Sqoamose, a. {Sot.) Scaly, s 
squamated, aquamoua. 

SqoamouB, a. Scaly, sQuahosb. 

Squander, B. o. Spend (profiwejji), lav- 
ish, expand, waste, lose, dis^pate, run 
out, throw away, muddle away. 

Squanderer, ii. Spendtliiitt, prodigal, 



Square, a. 
Bi^ular. 
^, Ferpendiculi 



Quadrilateral and equ 
making aright ai 



4. Adjusted, b: 

equal (ides emd foiglei), quadrate. 
Z. Square number. 

3. Open area (in a cit» or fovni). 

4. {Arcft.) One hundred superf 



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3. Theatre, play-houaa. 
3. Step, degree. 
Stage-like, a. TUjitli^^ declamatorff 



^ {Jrilh.) Multiply into itself . 

ixe. qoB^ 
0,1^ to. 



t, occota, harmo 



SmuM), V. n. 1. Croueli, cower, si 
to tbe^ORud. 

a. [Modfpa,] Betae {tuiiluml 
tfte hmd), plant one's eelf, talte a 

Squats 1. Cronchln; 
B. mmpy, stuufi 

Squow-Tliie, fi. — — 

tridgo-barry, wlnter-cloi 



obby, 'et 



onlt, eotupulons, « 



L OomprfiBB, gripe, pinch, 
tweeTt close boriJefi), drive. 



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stpietBOgi.- ._ _ 

Sqnlb, n. 1. CrHCker. 
ft, Xampoon, pasqr' 
■ Sqnib, p. n. {(Mlo^ 
poone, thxo^ 

Bqidd, ». ' Cuttle-fleh. 
Sqidiit.v.n. Look aeltant, loc 

ICKik obhqnelf . 
Bqnlnt-ejed, «. Coek-eyed. 
Sgnlre, n. Esqnir- 
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ue^tlre. 



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Squirt, c. a. 
Stab.n. Xbn 
Sqalrt,n. Sy 
Stab, V. a. 

StabUHy, 



n. 1. I^xedQBEs, dutnbiUtj, 
ice, et^leneas. 
tancy, steadineES, firmneBS. 
- ^--1, established, An. 



arlable. 



S. OooBtiuit steady, firm, steadtot, 
BtaDoh, not flckle, not waTSilng. 
Stableness, «■ StAbiuti. 
Stables, n. yt Mews. 
Stable-sevvant, n. Groom, hostler. 
Stafl^ n. 1. Gone, etjck, pole, red, par- 
tisan, trnncheon. 
a. Suppoit, ptop, eUy. 
n. ftTiT uAJOB, staff, staff-omcers, 
ned officers. 

Hail:, ma^e red deec {Oerva 

. 1, Platform, scaffold, 



player, comedian, tragedian. 
Stassei 



. Shock, asConish, aslound, 
ilbund, dumfiinnder, pose, 
mplus, Btrike witli wonder. 



6 by anrpriL-. 
StoiCiiig, n. (C. S.l Platform; scaffold. 
o. 4. „ -1 MotioniesB, 



b, totpld, 



^ Slnggiah, JnacU^ 

Itecnate, v. n. l. Be stagnant, eta 

a. Be doll, bs iniUJtiTe. 
Staid, a. Sober, grave, sUady, eerio 

I, V. a. 1. Soil, suHy, cootamiua 
tlGh, spot, blot, blemish, discolor. 



di&onoi, dettase, deprave, oontamlaate, 

Blemieh, taiiiish, spot, 

, . . jtlon. 

8. Dlagraoa, dishonor, contamination, 

Stainlesa, a. 1. Spotlesa^ uatarnished, 
"""oapotted. 
$. Unsullied, i^ultleas, innocent, iul< 
irrnpted, guiltiese, pnre. 
ir, n. 1. Staihs, fllglit of steps, 
a. Step W a Mglt if sK-irs). 
Staita, n. »>*- Sii.iB-OAfiB, flight of 
steps, flight of stairs, pair of stairs, set 

Stair-case, n. Stairs (luitA custom, <ec,], 

StaJre, ». 1* Stlok (poi^tled for d/no^g 
■ (he gTawnA), picket, pale. 
Waaer, bet, pledge. 
RisE, hazard, venture, adventure. 
Stake, V. a. msk, venture, lutaaid, peril, 
inkperil, Jetmardue, wager, ple^e, put 
at stake, pnt at haaonl. 
Stade, 1, 1. Vapid, tasteiees, inripid, 
mawHiib, flat, flashy, musty, fusty, 
sour, not ftesb. 
%, Old, decayed, ikded, efEUe, tlme- 

3. Iriite, common, haafcneyed, corn- 
stalk,!). ».' 1. Wftlk(atea«A*«i*).' 

8. Stride, strat. 
Stalk, n. Stem, petiole, pedicel, otrLM, 

StalklnK-iiorse, n. Mask, cover, pro- 

Stadl, n, 1. Stable. 

3. Compartment (oa in a sterNe), cell, 

3. Staiii{v!liere(liirigiareeold),ibop, 

4. Seat (^ a Oignllai^ <« Oe cAoir 



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Stalltou; n. Stud-Iiorse, breeaing-botse. 

BtalmuFt. a. 1. SItom, stout, rtnewy, 
ItTavnv, muacnlar, atuletia, lusty, ro- 
baet, Btnrdf , etrappisg, vJeoroQi!, poir- 
er^ilf puissant, aUe-boolfid, Herculean, 
-■—litle, Btftlwc-"- 



H, Brara, bold, mitnlTi volioi 



Stiedgth, Y^r, forci 



Stiunmerina:, n^ StuCterii^, felterlug, 

dlfflculty of utteronce. 
Stamp, V. a. 1. Bent imtih tlie Jbot <rr a 

S. Imprras, imprint, print, mark, 

brand, put a stamp on. 
Stomp, B. 1. Mark, impress, print, im. 

proBsion, btand. 
Z- Makfi, cast, mould, form, fashion, 

cut, character, comploxion. 
Stompedfl, n. Sadden fliglit {as qf lior- 

seafrom/Hght). 
Standi, V. a. Slop tlie flow o£, siiOp from 

ranoing. 






S. Stead;, Arm, c 
resolute, stable, uuw 
Stanobion, n. Frop, bui>i>oL-i, 
Stand, V. !t. 1. Be npon tlie fdet, Fes6 on 
ttiefeet, 

S. Be erect, continue erect, remain 
uprl^t, 

8. Be plaoed, be situated. 

4. Remain, continue, abide, be fixed. 
A. Stop, li^t, pause. 

e. 8taj, be arm, be cesolote, Ireep 
one's poflnlon, maintain one's groimd, 
stand one's ground, 

1. Kauk, have rank, hold a place. 

5, Be {ettwhat^caUy), 

9. Be valid, hare force, have valid- 
ity. 

10. I 



weatW, ... 

fl, Beslst {ft 

iiithstand, stand agsnist. 

S. Abide, await, submit to. 

4. Fat, place, set upright. 
Btaitd,n. l. Stop, halt, sta;. 

9. Post, position, place. 

3. Intermution, csssatiou, 
SHIL 



4. Small ta 






tand of anus. Complete set of arms. 
tand against. Oppose, reeist, nilh- 

StandBrd-bearer, n. Ensign [qf infan- 
try), comet W Bavalry), color-sergeant. 
Stand b^, 1. Stand near, be near. 
S. Snpport, assist, aid, help, defend, 
^de witJi, stand tat, not desect, 

3. Defend, maintain, vindicate, malie 
good, Jastlft'. 

tand for, 1. Slgnl^, mean, represent. 

a. Defeml, support, aid, h^p, side 

■with, stand by, not desert. 

Stand In Hand, Behocd-e, interest, oon- 

■" " '""iporiant ibr, iie adyantagoous 

, ,n.o™=u „>,. Kuu™ g.n'whEjh 

s bread is buttered, qoarrel 
's Dread and butter, kill the 
ioh lays golden eggs, throvr a 

atead, Benellt, prollt, be of 
' service, be advontageoas. 
. Keep 0% keep at a distance. 
Stand, one in, Cost. 
"' nd one's gi'onnd, Bte 
L'm, be resolute, keep oi 
laiaiain one's grannd. 
nd ont, 1, Project, jut, protrude, 

9. Persist {in remtanee), not yield, 

Stand-still, n. InterrupMon, cessaMon, 

stop, stand. 
Stand to, 1. Abide by^ adhere to. 



I, stay, be 






Stapl& n. 1. Oiief commodity («' a 
coU'Ti'try OF a dtstrict), principal produc 

3. Hbre (iV cotton, moot, Oc.), pile, 



oipal p^tj greanr part. 
Staple, a. CbiBt, prindpal. 



a. Astwlak, fljure c^ a slar. 

3. Fate, (brtune, destiny, lot, doom. 

4. Eminent person Ipartiaattr!^ a 



Siarboaid, n. {.Ifaul.} Right hand side 
{<jf a tressel, lo a person fooJMnd for- 
mard). 

Starboard, a. (»a«t.) Eight. 



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8taTeli,a. SUffiar 

Storobedi a. BaS, pceelse, fimnal, Gtim, 
-■ ^d, piinoBIiooB, oeramonlons, staroli j, 



StHxOh-Bagu> n. Glucose, gra^ en 
Stare. V. n. Gaze, ^oat, look mtei. 

gaze eainutlT. 
StuE-anoli, n. KedatarC IPluenv. 

nMoiOa). 
■■ ■"-■8toc^4ye-tlnger. 



tloH, narraiion, description. 

_ Biuan.x. Statist, poUtidan. 

Station, n. 1. Place, positioii. poaC, 



(UniUAogutum zsiabellaiaiii.). 

a. Clxfoltweed, Btac-wort. 

Stunk, a. Mere, simple, Slieer, 

doirni'lglil;,arasa, unmistaiiable. 
8tark,aa. Wliolly, entirely, completely, 

fnlly. 
Stai^like, a. 1. Bright, lostroua, twlclc- 

a.'Sadiated, stelliite, stellated, stel- 
lular. 
Start, J7. n. 1. Shilnk, flincb, 



igse, ftiarin, startle, 
.i. Eroke, raise, call furtii. 

3. Begin, initiate, institute, set i 

4. Move (eiuMenij). 



Btart, 



a. B^lnning, o 
StarUue-poInt, n. 

Startle, u. n. 31 



flight, alarm, 
S. Strike wl 

Stm^le, n. Slic 



.. Frighten, frlglit, af- 



Perish [eapeoiaily viilh 
Kill witli hunger, t 



Starveling;, a. 



Slate, ". 1. Condition, situation, posl- 
tien, plight, predicament, pa£s, case, 

™a. Commonwealth, dyil community, 

3. Pomp, parade, dignity, grandeur, 
magniftceiice, glory. 
State, P- a. ExpTGa^iwiihpatiicIilaTitJtJ, 



Btate,o. Hatlonal, public. 

State-ohamtier, it. Divan, audience- 
eliamber, coancil-ebnmlier. 

Stattily.o. 1. Lofu, dignified, majestic, 
JmpeMai, msAuUicent, grand, — '"'" 
prlnceiy, roj^ palatial, elevata 



locati 



Huploj- 



)3t, Sx, 



lent, sphere of duty. 

3. Rank, standli^, character, state, 

4. Depot lij/'o™i(j-«ii{), station- 
-jtion, « - " — ' — *' — 
estabilBh, 

lari,-^ 

t, at a staniii stl^Sng'sttii". 
Statlon-houBe, n. Station {r/f a raH- 
•ad), depot. 

tist, n. Statesman, poliUolan. 
Statnaiy, n. 1. Sculpture, oarvii^. 
I. S&tuea <<»HeB<&8fe). 
ue, h. Image {made t^f some solid 

Statuette, «- Small statna, little imi^^ 

Stature, n. Height, tallness. 

Status, 1. [L,] Standing, rank, station, 

Statnt«, n. lair, act, enactment, ordl' 

Staurolite, n. 1. STAtiEOTtnE. 

Stnutotlde, n. Cross-Stone, grenatita, 



jtay, M. 1.' 1. Sojourn, tarrj-, abide, 
dwell, lodge, rest, ta^e np one's quar- 
ters, piloh one's tent. 
a. Remain, continue, stop, be Bxed, 



3. Wait, attend, delay, Unger. 
Stay, V. a. 1. Stop, reetram, clieot, 
liold, withhold, curb, keep in, rein in. 
3. Delay, obstruct, binder. 
3. Support, snetam, uphold, prop, 
bold up, shore up. 
Stay, n. 1. Soloum, delay, halt, rest, 

Faption, ot>stacie, impediment, check, 

bar, restraint, curb, slmnbling block. 

3. Support, prop, staff, dependence. 



H» ji,tiHLfiuu,, iiiui, steady, si 

constant, etable, pertinacious, ui 

ering, uube^tatli^, unshaken, unre^ 
' servedi fmpliott. 
Steady o. 1. FL(ed,iirm, not tottering. 
Zf Regular, uudeYiatli^, unremitted, 
unifoim. 

3. Constant, resolute, stanch, stead- 
feat, stable, unwavering, persever' 
Steal, c. a, 1. Purloin, iSlfer, filch, 



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destine, furlive, v 



Steatite,)!. SnapeCoBe. 

Steed, A. [Poettoal.J Horae fespecialS!/ 

- a ipar hone), cbarger. 

Bteel, f. 1. 1. Uaee-ltardea, edge or 

point with steel. 
IS. Harden, stL'ei^theii, ibrtlf^j nerve, 

braoe, mate firm. 
Steep, a. Preolpitous, alnnpt. 
Steep, «. Precipice, Bbropt decliylty. 
Steep, V. a. Soak, maceiats, Imbrae, 

drencli, dlgeet eeeClie. 
Steeple, «. Sjara, tower, turret. 
Steeple-bueli, B. Haimack {Spinea 

Steer, n. Young ox. 

Steer, D. a, IHrect (as a :!es3ei by ffie 
ielm), gaiie, pilot, oonduct, govern, 
liave or la^e the direotion. of. 

Steer, v. «, 1. Direct one's course. 
S. Be directed, be governed. 

Steersman.n. Helmsman, pilot, gnldB, 
coridaotor. 

Stellar, a, Aetrai, siarry. 

SteUate, a. Star-like, radiated, stellu- 
lar, Btdlatfld. 

Stellated, a, Sisllaib. 

Stellnlar, a. Stellate. 

Stem, n. 1. Trunk (qf a tree), main 

a. Fednuole. pedicel, petiole, stallc. 

3. Branch, shoot, scion. 

4- (Wauf.) Forepart {qfa bJ^), prow, 
beak, bow. 

5. (iflM.) Tail {qf a note). 
Stom,o.a. 1. Opposelos ociHTCJiij, ra- 
^t, breast, vlthstand, bear up against, 
make head agBiasL 

Stencil, «.' SKiik, fetor, bad smell, 

oHfensive odor. 
Stencb-trap, n. Cesspool, stink-trap. 
Steuograpber. »■ StenograpMat. 
Stem^rapblat, ». Stenogra^er. 
5teQee:raplay, fj. Shorthaod, tachy- 

gra(5r, bradiygraphy. 
Stentorian, a. Stunning, deofeniiig, 

ver J load. 

a. "stall. 

3. Degree, grade, gradation. 

a. Action, act, dead, prucaeding. 



'.. Pace, tread. 



8. Measure, means, method, expe- 
dient. 

7. Round [of a ladder), tundle. 

8. Short distance, stone's throw, 
small space, few steps. 

Step, B. ft. Walk. 

»i^pe,«. Pmirle.pampa, savanna. 

Sterile, a. Bajren, nnfcultTut, fruiUess, 
tuxproddotlTe, nnprohflo, Inibannd, ad- 

St«FiUtj',n~ Barrenness, unfCnitiUnsss, 
'-uitleBBnefS, unproducHvenffls, InfB- 

St«rUii«, a. Gennlne, pure, true, real, 
lubstantlal, positive. 
em, a, 1. Forbidding, austere, severe, 

". B 

compromlali^. 
Stern, B. HlEder part (q' a vesset). 
gteroness, n, 1. Severitv, austerity, 

■>«?■, 



Stemotatlon, n 



. Sternutativa, arrbine. 



Stew,E.a. Boil|!tow;n),seelhe,slmmer. 
Stew.i'.n. Be boiled isfauj/)/)- 
Stew, «. 1. Brothel, bajnio, bawdy 
house, wlioce-houEe, house of prostitu- 

S.' [OiKoaitiat] ConfaaioD,diincalty, 

3. BoDiLLi, stewed menfc. 
Btewticd, It. 1. Major-domo. 

Stibial, a. Aniimonial. 
SUbinlu, It. 1. Antimony. 

Stlluilte, «. 



4. Pisce of timber. 

5. Stab, thrust. 

SUofc, «. a. %. Pierce, penetrate, trans- 
fix, stab, spear, gore. 
S, Insert, thrust. Infix. 

3. Attacli, pasta, glue, cement. 

4. ^Kiixtioiaem-mgpoiiiled), 
sack, B. n. 1. Adhere, cleave, cling, 

bold, stay fixed. 

5. Abide, remain, stop, stay, hold 
f^sC, be Inflxed. 

3. Hesitate, wavec, doubt, scruple, 

stickle, ■ 

tick at^ 

be puMiad by- 
Stiolc by. Adhere to, be fiuthful ti 

Hue to, stick (o. 
Stickle, IJ. n. 1. Stt>igg\eipertmarA 

aitd oa triflinff groiauh), contend, a 

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8tioUe.I>ack,«. Prickls-back. 
Sl*ckler,». Pertinacione parson. 
Stick ont, Froject, protrude, be pi 



Stlcby, a. Adhesive, glntlnous, vi 

vlscfd, teatudoaa, glue;. 
St^ a. 1. Biglil, uubendlng, un 

Ing, JnfleiiiblB. 
^ firm, tenadoue, thidk, i 



■Ingent, peremptory, absi 
'e, austere, aognmni:, um 



J. Inelegant, otampad, harah, crude 
graceless, abrnpt. 
«. Strciig, freali. 



dogged, mulisb, lieadp 



a. Stubborn, obducal 






ae,!!. o. 1. Smother, cbote, 
a. Suppraaa, repress, '""" 
^, destroy, '^"'™~"'- 



, ihect, deaden] 

.^, . ingnlali, quoncli' 

bush, ellenea, mnffle, mnz- 



StimoDj n. I. Matk (made iDifft a hot 

a. &ta1u, blot, disgrace, 

St^uatize, V. a. l. Brand. 

a. IM^oc^ leproach, di 
ifj-, defame, discredit, lir— ■ 
Btiletto, «. 1. Sagger, d 

». Bodkin. 
SUIl.u.o. 1. Silence, sUf 
" "Sim, compose — 
padl^j tranq.1 



SiSu^o.'^ l.'^Sli™^''iiSiSi 



ielioiior, Tll- 
^, post, 
poniard. 

.Dlfle, tmsb. 



H, Qnlst, calm, 
one, sHlly. 
3. Motionless, i 



lull, pla<^ a 






S. Always, e 
StlUv, a. Quiet, 



Yet, till now, io 
neueitbeleBS, notwitli- 
ei, ooniinattJly, habile 



. Fompous, BBelllng, Inflated, 

lowing, lii^-souniUng, 
. on sffltB. 
StJmolaUi^, exciting, 



laau, tnrrfc 
ent,Mg1i-U( 



{Mydaus meiic^s). 

>od1, atencb-trap. 
t, bound, restrain. 



cltemeaf, aUt 

StinB, D- a- 1. irlvk, wound, &art. 
" Afflict, pain, cut to tlie quick, go 

BVaicr, a. Ijiggardly, penurious, parai- 

'-118, avarleious, sordid, oloee-Beted. 
ik, V. It. Smell bod, smell iU, emit 

ik, », SWnch, fetor, fobk, offensive 

or, bad smell. 

ikai'd.n, '. 

Stink-stone, ii. 

Sttnk-trap, n. 

"tint, V. a. 1, 

confine. 

Z. Straiten, pinoh, distresa, pnt on 

3- [tr.S.i As^nntaskto. 
tint, «. n. Stop, os^e, desist. 
tint, n. X' Limit, bound, leetralnt. 
Z. Quanti^ assigned. 
3. Allotted tssk. 
SUp«, n. Stalk fqr a sieHl), stem {(f a 

mushroom op a^rA). 
Stipend, n. Salary, wngee, allowance, 
pay, bb:e, compensation, remuneration. 
supple, V. ct. £lngraYe {by dots, vnatead 
^ lives). 

Upulate. V, n. Bargain, E^ree, con- 
Stipulation, n. Bargain, agreement, 
— '— ■' -iigagement, olilieaV— — 



t, indentuj 



.t, pactj cc 



*. Instigate, iiu^te, exclle, rouse, 
arouse, awaken, prompt, snmulatej 
provoke, animate, goad, apur, stir np, 

Itii', «. «, I. Move, bndae, go, obanBB 
place, change one's position, moie onrs 



bustle, 
confuaioa, 



Stir, n. 1. Movement aotlvito, 
strss, hunr, ffurcy, ndget, ado. 
3. Agitation, excitement, coi 
tumult, commotion. 

Stir one's etamps, [Colloguial. 

time, not suffer the grass to gco 

Stirrer up. Inciter, instigator. 
StlrrinB.B. Active, lively, brisk, smart, 
induaulDua, dH^ent. 



;r the grass to grow under 



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SUr np, Inattoate, BxoitB, 9TIK. 
BtM«li.''-tt- 1. Sew. sew together. 

it. Ma^e Etitehee In. 
StitliT, ». Sniitliy, smitlietj, F< 

Bmitb'e shop. 
BtlTe, V. a. 1. Stow, Btaif close, 
a. Make hot, close, or sultry. 
Stoat, n. Eimine (Mmtela erm 

Sto^ n. 1. Trnnk Iq/* a ^), Btolk, 

S. Post, pillnr, Nock, log. 

a. Handle (qf on insjnuneiK], haft, 

4. Orerat, neckolotli. 

5. Baee, lineage, pedlgieCipai-eutage, 
ancestry, family. 

e. Capital, fnnd, Jnyestad property. 
1, Store, supply, sccmnulation, pro- 
s' l^TB-Btock, don 

^Baaerye, b 

Btoek-OoTe. n. WflA pigeon (i^Earope), 

vood-ia^oa(0>liaitba lenai). 
Stookluilder, n. Sbajehalder. 
St<MMsli,t(. Stupid, hlookleli, STOLID. 
StfiOk-Jabbsr, ». Speoulator In atecks, 



imadial, cordial, 
naciucai, ) gwu fur tlie BtODtacb. 

le, ». 1. EOCK, PEBBLB. 

i. Gem, jewel, precious atone. 



4. V< 

6. Monuoiental tablet. 

toncv.a. l.Peltwilht 

3. Face with atone, line wltt stone. 



I, Store, supply, ftii 

fe'Baaerye, Bare, gamer, hoard, te- 
at, aocmniilate, lay In, treasure up, 



Pelt wllh sb 

.lied, It. (hiarry, atone-plt. 
-blind, a. Tot^lyhltni 
4i>al, n, Aatbcadte, bliod-coal, 
»-coaJ, hard-coal, 

.ourlew, n. Stone-plover (ffldfa- 

-tiTilt, n. Drupe. 

.pit, n. Quarry, ston«-hcd. 



Becuritlea. 

a. Sharea (in joM-ltocH compimies, 
w in the obUgatiOTit (^a Gotienanent). 
Sfawk-stiu, a. Stose-smi, perfectly 

Btaeky, o. XCoVOgtiial.] Stout, plnmp, 
chublHd, stubby, BTnupv, short and 

. Follower of Zeno, Btoloal phi- 



Stolcai, 



toliHiI, I Itopassloned, imp( 
;^loeophlc, Platonic, cool, i 
cold, ccld-blooded. 



[different, 



lit Apathy, iTtaan^hlUty, cooTneB 
dilRrence, ooldness, phlegm, cold biogu. 
Stolen, a. 1. Purldned, pilfered, taken 
wrongflUly. 

B. Furtire, Mealtliv, BurrapUtioiis, 
dandeaUne, secret, sly. 
Stolid, a. Stupid, dull, heary, doltish, 
alow, lOoilsb, blooWeb, obtuse, stoc'''"'' 



Stoma, «. [G 
(mpSanis). 
8. Braathli^-hola (in articnlaie ai 

Stomach, n. 1. Appetite. 

S. IniSinatiOD, desire, taste, Uhlng. 
Stomach, v. a. Brook, endure, hear. 

Buffer, put up with. 
Stwuachal, a, Stouachic. 



Stdne-weeOi n. Bed-root (lAihoiper- 

wtam arvettae). 
StOKr-heurted, a. Cruel, unfeeling, 

pitiless, remoFselesa, bard-VLearted. 
Stools n. Shock i<^ com), hatlock. 
Shiol, ». 1. Seat (idtAoHj a baek). 
S. Diachocge l/ram the bomlt], enm- 

3. [Local, U. S.] Decoy-bird. 
Btool-pigeoii, «. 1. Decoy-pigeon. 

3. [trs.] Dacoy-^i^ne (er»ptoj)eiJ Jjj 
Ste police). 
Stoop, !>. n, 1. Couch, bend tbrward, 

S. Cower, yield, submit, succumb, 
surrender, knuckle, give ia. 

3. Condescend, de^n, voucbaal^. 

4. Swoop, descend, come dowu, bear 

5. sink, &1L 
toop, P. a. Lower, abase, bow, bend 
down, bend ftirward. 

Stoop, n. 1. CondescenElon. 

a. Swoop, deaoent. 

S. Tl^con, bowL 

4. ^U, S.\ Iloor.«tepa, porch. 
Stop, ir. a. L OJose, close up. 

3. HnniEB, lepresB, reili^, sup- 
press, obstmct, B^y, lateroept, pre- 
clude, iliwaTt, Impede, Interrnpt, block, 
blockade, bnnAeaioe, check, bring to a 
standHStlll, lay an embargo im. 

3. Leare, cease from, oeslet ftom, re- 
train from, leave off, make an end of. 

4. Suspend, arreBt, Interratt, discon- 
tinue, quiet, put an. end to. 

Stop, c. «. 1. Se at a ataud-slill, come 
to a stand come to a stand-sttll, coma 
to a dead lock, caaaa progress, halt. 

Cease, d^at, fbrbear, leave off, 



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Btop. «. 1- Panae, rest. Intermission. 
». Intemiptlon, rencaasion, ototruo. 
tEon, hlndarance, obAi^le, check, Im- 

piinotiiaUon. 

-^-. . ittniMon, liinderftniM, 

interrapaon, prevention. 
Stopper, n. Stopple, plag. 
Stopple, «. Stopper, pli^. 
Store, n, I. Stock, supply. 

a. Abundance, plentj, gieat gaan- 

S-'warehonse, raassaiae, etore-bonse, 
repwdt^ry, depot. 

Store, r. a, 1. Gamer, lioartl, husband. 

In, lay up, toy by, sat by, store up, lay 

^ Supply, furnish, stock, leplenlslL, 

provide. 
Store-bouse, n. Moeazine, warehouse, 

repodtory , depot^tore. 
Stores, B. [6r.] Parental loye, Inatlno- 

«va affection ( JJfl- cjjipHMS). 
Storm, n. 1. Tempest, gale, BQUATSj, 

hurricane, tobbado, violant wind 

(!«ttn% aooempanleii aith raiai, tail, or 



unult, turmoil, dnmor, sedition. 



Imitation, 

UlUU, blUUUlL, 1,1U111U11, C' 

fnBartection, oTttbreak. 
3. Calamity, adTereity, dlstrses. 
4> Atlack, assault, on^i^t, onset, 
first brunt. 
Storm, V. a. Attack {wUh Biofcnce, as a 

fn^ifieatioa), aasanlt. 
Starm, v. n. 1. Blow violently (lolift or 
wiilitmt mir^ ktal, or stukp). 

3. Bage, fume, 

StormJoeaB, n. Tempastnoiieness, In- 

olemenoy, roBghneBB. 
Storm;, a, 1. TampeBtnona, windy, 

gnaty, aquaUy, brfstetooB, Mnaterlng. 
fl, Ytolant, paaslouale, rough. 
Stormy petrel, Mother Carey's chicken 
. (ProceliariapflagiBa), 
Btor7,n- 1. History. 

!%, I4aTTatlon, narrative, ledtal^rela- 

Uon, rehearsal, aeoounf^ statement, 

a.' FicUon, feble, romanoa. novel. 

4. [CoUogmal,] Fttlaehooa, imtrotb, 

6. noor, lotl 
StoDt, a. 1. Strong, sinewy, brawny, 
athletic, lusty, robust, sturdy, stalwart, 
Tigoroue, able-bodied. 

2. Brave, valiant, valorous. Intrepid, 
bold, manful, manly, resolute, gallant. 



3. Large, corpulent, obese, strapping, 
bnnndng, portly, chnbby, jolly, burly, 
plump, mt, In good case, 

Stoat-beorted, a. Brave, valiant, val- 
orons, eoqragaouB, resolute, gallant, iu- 
tretdd, tbarleeMierQic, manly. 

Btore-jdpe, ».' Funnel. 

Stow, V, a, Pack, stuff, stive, wei^ In, 
pat In oompactly. 

8tni)>lsm, n. SqulnUi^, 



s TRAIT eneh 

, strablsm, 

Eova, ramble, stray, 
stroll, ranje, roam, wondsr,' deviate, 
digress, gaa about, go oat of the way, 
go astray. 
Sbraggler.n. Wanderer, rambler, rover, 
strayer, atrollar, vagrant, v^^bond, 
nomad, bird of passage. 
StraCTiIiiK, "■ 1- Kovine, rambling, 
straybig, strolling, wanderii^. 

». Scattered, onourrlng here and 
there. 
3. Isolated, soUtary. 

Stralfflit, a. 1. Eeclilinear, direct, 
short, oear, rtoht, undeviating, not 
crooked, not curved. 
a. Vertical, upright, erect, perpendio- 

palghtfor- 



out delay. 

I. Direct, unde- 

B, Honest, honorable, eonitable, iSiir, 

just, square, even-handed^ 
Sti'a^htfonvard, ad. Mrectly, In a 

straight line, without turning to the 

tight or to the left. 
Straiglitway, ad. Straiohi, imms- 

dlately. 



3. Kxart [to the Kimost), 
utmost strength. 



a the 

PervertlSom Uie Ime Mentl, push 

. Force, constrain, oompel. 

. Bllter, puriff (tiji filtratiaa). 

In, V. n. 1. Try h^d, make great 

'. Percolate, £lter, be mterad, be 

L«.' 1.B 
. Over-eier 



, violent effort, great 






wide. 



H. Strict, rigorous, r^d, severe. 
S^t, ».__ 1. Narrow pass (sspedaUy 

ilJy, per ^xiCy, di- 



JeftMEB Boo . 

8.D1 ■ 
lemma, 

gency, emergency, ciiucai situation. 
Straiton, v. a. 1. Confine, limit, cc 
strict, contract 

S. Stretoh, straighten, make tight 

3. Distress, perpisit, pinch, embi 



Straitened, — 
embarrassed. 



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. strict, rigid, focmal, 



range of ploiilu {c 



. Strauoniou. 



Btri 



, -. ... Emiagroand, get ashore, 

be Hteoliea, be oast away. 

(range, a. i. Forel^, outlandisli, — 



ftom iibioiid. 

oral, abnomial, anomaloue, 
TTOnderful, inBiplicable, exeeptional 



t native, not domeefio, 
aual, nni 

3* Odd, eccentric, queer, pecoUiu, 

BlZAIUOl. 

StranKer, n. 1. Foreign^, alien. 

S. tluest, tI^K*. 
Stronjfer, a. l. For^n, alien. 

s. Uuacgnainte<i, unknown. 
Btraugle, w. a. Clioke, throttle, anflb- 

Strm, n. 1, Ttumg. 

fg. Strop, razor-stFap. raaor-Htrop. 

3. Llgatnre, tie, band. 
Strui, f. a. . 1. 'Wnip (mUA a lirrgi). 

S, Bind (uHA a e^vp), fasten, 

8. Strop, sharpen (or IE aCrop). 

_ rrfu — .-.? j Lji'ge per- 



__, „,-!. lOolloquial.] lai^.h 

.jst, soimoiNQ, portly, borly, at 
Insty, Blalnuit, gigantic. Hercnleai 

Etra,ta,B,pl, [L. itiiff. Straiimi.] La. 
[at qf rocks), beds. 

Strataceml », Artifice, device, 
ncenvre, intrWe, wile, trick, & 
finesse, ruae, dodge, ocwlj' devfoe, 
fill contiliance, stroke of policy. 

Strategelic, 1 a. Strategic, strategl- 

Strat(«etlDaI, f cal. 

StrateSetios, n. pi. Stkatecy, gen- 
eralship. 

Strat^lc, I a. Strategelic, etrateget- 

Stcateeical. ) leal. 

Strategy, n. Qeneralabip, strategetios, 
taclics, military science. 

Stratifled, o. In strata, hi Imen 

StratniD, n. lL.pl. Str^a.] I^i 

Strav, n. Stalk (q/* firam i^tei 

Stray, V. It. 1. Wander, lore, tumble, 
range, roam, Btra^e, stroll, d< * 
digress, go out of 12ie way, go ast 
a. Swerve Ifivm rectm^, err. 



Fi q^ter Mil 



Taggler. Tagahi 






stroller, vagrant, e 
Streak, n. 1. Stripe!" 

it. SlKAKB. 

Stre&b, V. a. Stripe. 
Streaked, at Striated, streaky. 
Streaky, a. Stritned, streaked. 

rnali, tide. 
8. Elver, Tivnlet, brook, run. 
Stream, ». ». 1. Flow, run, glide, pout. 
3. Issue, radiate, go ibtlli. 
3. Hxteod, Btretch out. 
Streamer, ». Pennon, banner, flag, an- 

s^n, Btandard, cotors. 
Streamlet, a. xtill, brook, rivulet, run- 
let, runnel, tun, bubs, smiUl stream. 
Street, n. Boad, hli^wny, public way. 
Street-walker, ». Sibumpbt, whore. 
Strength, n. 1. Power, TtntOK, might, 
potency, polBBanoe, neive. 
e. Tenodty, tOT^nesB, solidity. 

3. Lostlness, brawninesB, Tobnstite«e, 

4, Fortitude, cour;^, spirit, anima- 
tion, firmness, resoluUon. 

a. Validity, cogency, efficacy, prev- 

6. V^r (qT st/ile), energy, narvons 

1. Support, securl^, stay. 
Stremftken, it. a. 1. Fortify, brace, 

Etronger, give strength to, add strength 



juatuy, auat^n, eur 
Strenetken, v. n. G. 
StrenetkeninK, a. 

9. Invigorating, ti 



ortuJS'ng, 



getioaJly, sxsriv^y, with al 
..'•% mght an-* — -- *- 

fltB and water. 
Stress, «. I. Force, strain. 
3, Pressure, urgenoy. 

3. Importance, rignltlcance, weight. 

4. EUPHASIB, ACCEHT. 

stretch, rr. a. 1. Strain, tighten, make 

3- Sxtend, lei^then, elongate, draw 

3' Beach, stretch toiQi, hold on 
4. Spread, expand '" 



nnfotd, display. 



.tend t«o far. 



L Extent, exten^an, reach. 



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Stela, n. [L.pl.StriiB. 



8. Advansed (to wears 
lofeen boar, "Whole 



a. [Med.) Cociiacl 
Stride,™, ioi^siep. 



Strike out," [JVeuier.5 

lice the Iron while it Is luit, Stjzo 
18 ocoHSion, let not Uie opportnnity 
Lp, make ha; while tlie sun ^linea. 
Ike np, 1. Begin to beat (as dnimj). 
S. Begin to pluy or elng. 
StriMne.o. Aflfeoang.imrreSBire, Bur- 



Llle, beat, bit, knock, 

impfees, 'imprint, stamp, coin, 

I. Thrust, toree, diive, impel, 

I. Deal, inflict, give. 

t, Caose {by a suddea jmpuZce), pro- 



StFllw, D. a. 1. Smile, 

slap, bump, pound, git 

it. Caet, daah, Imrl, 



7. Impress iBtuMmlp), affect. 
Btiilte,?\H 

aTHit, 



g. Lmcei (as a sailj, take down, haul 



n ttate paa qui kiy 



Strike at, Attomp b 

at, try to hit. 
Strike."., T " 



kle, Btrt^gblh^ge. 
enraoa of work [ht 



Strike for, Slait suMer 

Strike bands with, Ag^ 

a bargain with. 






cu— ^ ..jme, Iteal an eflfeoaTB blow. 
Strike in, 1. Eater saddeul; . 

3. Interpose, interrupt. 

3. DlBappaar [from the swface). 
Strike In wltli. Side with, take pi 

with, oon&rm to. 
Stelbe ofC, 1, Cat off (6j; o Wow). 

a. Erase l/rom a- " '* 



n aeconati, strike 



S. Print (. 



icopissqf 



J. Stiengtken, ibrtil^f, moke firm. 
Stringent, a. 1. Binding, contracting. 

a. Stbict, rigid, eerari^ r^orous. 
Steli^^halt, n. Spring-halt. 
StcinBy, a. 1. Fibroua, tllamentous. 
H. Kopy, vledd, viscous, glutinous, 
adhflBiVB, ameary, dauby. 
trip, V. a. 1., Tear off, pull off, strip off. 

si Divest, ilepri?^ 'bereave, despoil, 



-. jakeiest 

4. Bob, plunder, pilloge^spoll, sa«k, 
ransack, devastate, desolatB, lay waste. 

5. Milk drjr, 

Stelp, V. li. Undress, nncoTer, take off 

Strip, ». Piece tloitg and narr&n/, torn 

q#^ dip, shred, 
stripe, 11. 
Stripej^is. 

of the la 



a. Wale, a 
Striped, a. B 
Stelped alder. 

Striped sqnicrel. Hackee, cblpmunk 
StripliiiK, n. Iiad, boy, yonti, yonn 

Stripnlnes, n.j>'. Slrokings. 
S rip off, Strip, tear off, pull off. 
9 rive, a. B. 1. Labor, endeavor, toll, 
truggle, try, aim, eiiert one's self, 
make an sfibrt, do one's best, lay one's 

8. Contend, contest, fight, compele. 



4, Touch, da^, sndd^ eftbri 

den elfect. 
Stroke, v. o. Ttub gently [with the hoDdBt 

in tme directhrt). 
Strokiiucs, n. pt. Strippings. 
StroU, P. ». Wander, ramble, roTO, 

roam, str^gle, stray, range, vianiiter 

about, str^ about. 
Stroll, n- Ramble, walk, promenade, 

excuTsioa, trip, taai, w^idering, rom- 

bUng, rovhig. 



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Sev, vugim ' 



grant, nomadic 
Strone, a. 1. Vigorone, robust, eturd;, 
atbleUo, tuvma, Binewy, mnar-' — 
Btalwart, Eerculeui, able-bodlsd, 
fceflthy, Tiardy, Bt<rat. 

8. Able, csmbls, efflclant, mlghtf, 
potent, powflrTnl, pnlaaant. 

3. Sinn, eoUd, (iom:pii«t, impregnable, 



B, Violent, fmpstc 

0; Pungent, ^qaa , ^, 

racy, eploy, bat, peppery, blgb-seseont 



ig:, aiiarp, 

reeiat- 



elutite, persuasive. 



1(K Alcoholic (m a Jiigh decree), Lntoi 
loatli^. 
Stroi^r-boK, ". OolE^r (/or nunuy), eaf 



, fortirlc^tion, t^tnesE 



astle, 



(eUd, si 



Strong-scented, a. 

ig-smelllne, a. Bank, brovzv 
J .t-«nE-8cented. 

Strap, rasor-strap, razor 

Strop, TT. ft. Strap, BbaTpen(f?nad£r4W] 
Strow, v. a. 1, Saeti, scatter, spread, 
a. Cover, overspread. 

fCicm, arraQgetuant, conformation, con 

^buUdii^, manner of' making.' 
a. Edifice, fabric, bnilditig, erection 



pUe. 



M!B««» ^' "* ■■■' ofJi'B, laiwi 

deavor, try, aim, CKect one'. 

ike an effort, do one's beat. 

3, Contend, contest, flgbt, Itsve a 

iggle, ». 1. tabor, endaayor, eflbrt, 

J. Contest, contention, conflict, strife, 

it. 

im, V. a. Thrum, play, play upon. 

■ma, ». 1. (ited.) Scrotn!^ ilia's 

j. (Snt.) Swelling, protuberance. 



Striuiipet,H. Harlot, prosfltnte,whor 
courtesan, pank, weuob, drab, Cypiia 
street-nalker, nlght-nalker, woman ( 

Stmt, D. n. WMi (pompously), swell. 
Struts «. 1. Pompous walk. 
H. (Jrch.) Brace. 
'tryclinla, n, Strychniao. 



StS^n™ 



Stab, 0. a. 1. Gradleate, grub up, 

a tcwiojuiai, u. 5.] Strike (as the 
toeSy againsi a d^wrtp, stone, &c.). 

Stubbed, a. Blunt, obtuse, tronoated, 
stubby, slmrb and udek. 

StablKim, a. ObMnate, imrlaldli^r, In- 
flexible, poiHlm eontamatdaiu, r^tao- 
tory, perrena, ^GadstcDni, cantanker- 
ous, wM, dogged, TnnllBn.imrnly, nn- 
manEWeabie, Dngovemable, Intraotable, 
indocile, hea^, oFoaa-gruned, "^'^-' 
rate, etil^ pIg-Ueaded. 

Stubby, a. Blnnt, obtnse, trm. 
stubbed, STUUFy, skott and thick. 

Stncco, V. a. Cover with etucco. 

Stucoo, n. Plaster {Jirr BOneriag woEls 
and ofUtn^t), mortar, cement. 

Btnd, B. 1. Post, prop. 

S, Knob (Jbr onumeat), boss. 
3> Sa)itm.lfUraiMrt-fi>eom). 

Stndeat, it. Scholai, pnril, laBrnffi. 

Stnd-liorae^ StalUon.breedli%hoi>e. 

Stu^<>,». Workshop 1^ on oi^f). 

Studious, a. 1. Madlladve I'eflecUve, 
conteiuplallve, given lo study, tbougbt- 
ful. 
a. Diligent, aBdduouB,f ' — 

Studious ot. Careful of, at 
terestedin. 

Study, n. 1, Kesearch, inquiry, Investl- 
gatloii. dose attention. 

^. Meditation^ thought, redcctir 
cogitation, atu<li<"""" "" — ■" 

3°'Snli 



■pla- 



1. Meditate, 
link — •■ 

tudy, o, a. I. Laarn, 

S. Tnvesl^ale, examine, scratlDize, 

.^iintemplate, ponder, weigh, ^ft, search 

>, meditate on, ttdnk about, reflect 



Ly the mind 



upon, iri 



consider 



StufTclB'." Cram, eafgraedfly. 
Stnfflne, n. 1. fllllug full. 

it. :Kesdiffi, force-meat. 
Stntr^.o. IScoum.] Stout, ceaolnte. 

a. \Oittognial, U. S.] Angry {and 
<ibstinat6), sulky, moody, irate, iraful, 

ce foolish, prove fool- 



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BtnmMe on, Fall upon (6j; ehani 
light upon, come upoiitstnke upon. 

BtnQLbllils-^locft, ». Hluderance, i 
atruodon, obBtacle, check, bar, barrl 
difflenlty, impacUment, lion in the wi 

Stomp, B. Stub. 



Itjwtau, a. Hell 

Style, n. 1. Koa 
of expres^n, m 



Btumi 



l«i^, dare. 



. ICoUosiOcd, U. S.J Chal. 



~ Dwarf, atop the growth ot, 
m growth. 

. DmaOah. dwarfed, dlmin- 
lOll, Mttle, tiuy, Lihpatlan, 



StapefaoUoD, n. 1. Lethargy, Btapor, 



9, Inseneibllll?, dulnass, obtuesness, 

toi^r, stnpidity. 
Stupeftiotive, a. Stupafyhig, narcotic. 
Stapefr, v. a. Dulf, blunt, bennmb, 

mmldle, hebetate, mKke stupid, make 

dull, loake torpid. 
Stupefying, a. StupefiioUve, narcotic. 
Stnpendona, a. Astoniahing, aurpria- 

Ing, amaKing, wonderful, wondrous, 

Stupid, a. 1. Sanseleaa, wiUces, dull, 
obtuse, ibalish, nisi, alug^di, insemd- 
blg, brntlah, InaenBiite, mnddy, mndd;- 
bralned, mnddr-lisaded, Blow of appiO' 
henslon, redd of nnderatandlog. 

a, UnentsTtAdning, proa^c, pointJese, 
prosy, flat, heBvy, Insipid, tame, vap''' 
baldi nninteteatu^, liiinidmm, 

a, Stupefled, drowsy, lorpid- hea 
oomatOBe, leUiai^c, morbidly aleepy 
BtnpMitT; n. 1. DHlncsa, obtuseneas, 
Blng^Bhneas of tuiderstanding, sir— 
ncesof apprehenMon. 

a. UftJeBSneBS, heavliiesa, insipid' 



3, Stopor, iBthftrgJ, torpor, ra 
atnpefoctUin, DiorMd drowBineas. 
Stupor, n. Lethargy, torpor, numb 

Btupenictlon,. oouA. 
Stupration, n- [Bars.J Ba-fiehi 
raTlshli^, raps, deflocatton, violo 
conBtupiMon. 
Sturdy, a- 1. Bold Ifiom coarsen. 
)Tui™es8), obstinate, dogged, atubl 
peiUnadous, firm, aUff. 

JS. Strong, liBty, robust, atout, 
wart, atMeEo, brawny, muaoular. 
Stutter, P. «. Stammer, iieaitate, feltflr. 
StT,«- !• Hffl[-Bly, pia-aty. 

8. Tumor (on the edge qf («e ej/eiid). 
3, Place of debauchery. 



I, infernal, dlaboll- 
, phraaeolugy, mode 



3. Title, appeltaUon, name, d«eigna- 
on, denomination, mode of additSB. 

4. GDdmouiqTadial). 

Htgie, V. a. Denominate, aaina, desljc- 

""•a, call, term, dub, chmten. 
_.„— t,ii. {Siovery.) Spectllum. 
StyUBh, a. [Gjllognial.] Fashionable, 
'--■Ush, genteel, courtly, poliBhed, in 
lion, m voguf, a i^i. hodb, having 
m, the rage. 
Styptic,!!. Mtrlngent (to Btop Weeding). 
Styptic la. ABttingent,bhidlng, con- 
Styptical, ) tractii^. 
"— int,a. ILooallhig.andV.a. Writ- 
in also Suerrf.] I, Even, emnoth, uni- 
,rm,regular, egnahlo. 



ty, 11. Sweetmeaa {qf 
-^-itty,a--" 



., „ -, ivlllty, 

politeneaa, courtesy, deuorum, gentle- 

i, compliance, aftibilfty, amia- 



<wliat 



ity, obliging manner, good u: 
uuudbreefflnir. 
Snbaoirt, a. ^lightly add, a 
aold, somewhat sonr, sourm. 
SultalterD, a. Inferior, sulnrdindte. 
Bnbdivlsian, ii. 1. Division, dlvldihg, 
ramilicntiun. 
a. Part, portion, piece, fraellon, see- 

Siibdue, «. a. 1. Conquer, suljugate, 
vanquish, beat, crush, dafaat, rout, dia- 
oomtlt, worst, overpower, overcome, 
overbear, overwhelm, master, choke, 
foil, quell, Burmoant, get the better of, 
get the upper hand oS, put down, beM 






iner, ii. 1. Conquo 



'9 beck or call, at one's 



Tbtdc, l^eme, thealsj p , 

auMeat-matter, matter bv bandi 
i. Baro, peraon treated of. 
' *^""'"'-tivo, nominative casa. 



4. £{omlnfit1ve, nominal 
g. Ooipse, dead body , ca 



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STJISJBCTION 



SUBSTANCE 



Sutgevtluii, », Dependence, anbordiiiu^ 

Snhjeetive, a. Mental, eplrltual, ideal, 

payclu^gical, metapliytdia]. 
SnIUeot-mstteT, «• SiTBJEOT, topic. 
BnUoln, B. a. Add {at the enil], ajmax, 

affix, suffix, poatflx. 
Bull Jndice, [L-l Undar conaldaratlir 

not yet denlded. 
SuUngMe, v. a. Conqcer, yanqnl* 

bhMus, overcoma, beat, overpowe 

overbeur, overtlitow, master, eaajeot, 
8nUiiKati<m, n. CoDqueBt, maetet 

Snl^ngator, ». Oonquetor, victor, ei 

Sublet, 'n. 3. Underlet. 
SnMlmate, V. a. LiCliem,] Subliu. 
9. Beflne, exalt^ ^evate, lielG:1iten. 
Bnblllnatlim, h. L Vaporisaltcin [qf 
solid^ Ik i^oln cmdeiwed). 



Siibltme, — » — .b^t «»-»v^^ 

9. Exalted (in. excellence or Mfrni*!/), 
great, noble, imnd, lofty, dlgnlflad, 
Btololy, majeelic. 
Sublime, v. a. 1. Yanoitsa fas a soHd 
to be agala condaism), fiubllmate. 
S. BeBne, eiLOlt, elevate, htjebten. 
.Sublime Forte, TutliisU court, Forte. 
Sublimity, n. Grandenr, greatnesa, nf 

blentas, lofUnesa, Ktaltatlon. 
Sublunary, a. EaitliJy, mundane, tei 

rescrial. of ttle world. 
Submei'ge, p. a. Immerafl, Innndat. 
aeli^, flood, overflow, orerwheln-, 
drown, plunge, ^nk, submerse, put 
under water (or other liquid), 
Rnhniitrui, v. n. SUDUERQU. 

' ~ ircender, oesBion, 

resignation; eompli- 

Llity.lii 

3. Endurance, anttiiraiioe, lone-snf- 
i^rance, Rirbearance. fortitude. 
Sobmlsslve, a. 1. Yleldii«, tractable 
pliant, docile. 

8. Obedient, reaened, mieomplain 

Ing, nnreidnlng, patient, Jong-sufi^ne. 

3. Hnmbte,meek,.lowlT, profound. 

SnbmlaslTeuees, n. 1. Pllanoy, dODll- 



Uon, compliance, pastivei 

3. Humility, humblena 
lowliness, self-abasement. 



yielding. 






eumb, Iniuckle, 
linDOlc under, loi 
rod, lick the due 
In one's horns. 

Snbiuit to, End___, 

with, beat witli, reconcile on 



s flailtfss th 
imhle pie, diai 



naka l^a beat of. 



iuboi^Q, V. <t, 1. Procure Indlreutly. 
a. liatD.) Bribe (to oommii pajurp), 
bribe to take a false oath. 

iDbiosa, [L.] Privately, secretly, con- 
identtally, In confldenoe, under the 
rose, between ouraelves, between you 



b,^Te 



Subscribe, u.n. i. S^noi 
loleea rf coassntj. 

sent, yfeld assent, 
3> Enter one's name tfor a 

4. ProniiBe to contribute. 
Subsequent, a. followliig, sue 

posterio" 
Snbsei-vi 

■ ar'tffi minister in. 
Ib. 1, Sol " 

J, i Jnftalorlly. 

„. UaafUlnem, helpfulnesa. 
Snbseiyient, a. 1. Subordinate, Infe- 
rior, subject. 

3. XIaefol, helpnil, serviceable, coit' 
ducive. Bubaldlaiy, ancillary, inslru- 

Subsided V. n, 1. Shik, aettle. 

3. Decrease, ('■—'-'■'• ^ '-" 

wane, ebb. abate. 
Subsidenc 



;™i™ 



1, dimlnnUon, lessening, 

abatement, ebb. 
SnbsldlaiT, a. Assistant, anxiliary, 

co-operaung, Bubservlent. 
Subsidize, v. a. Supply nlth a sub- 

Sul^ldy, n. Pecuniary l^d {grtaited bjf 

mte govemmeni to aitothar). 
Subsist, o. n. 1. Exist, be, live. 

3. {Bare,] Bemaln, abide, conUnne. 
3, Be supported, obtain a livelihood, 

SnbB^ V. a. Feed, victual, ration, sup- 
port, midntaln. 
Snbslgtence, ». 1. Beal being. 
" it. Support, livelihood, mainUnance, 



3. Inlierenoa. ' ' 

Snbslstent, a. 1. Bnbstantliil, really 
exlsllng. 

~ " " " ihetratumjgronnd- 



i. Meaning, import, signlllcance, es- 



«b,Google 



iiCtualiy exiating, ba¥- 



sonud, ma^ve. 



1, R. ConfinunttiHi, ( 






Substratum, n. Frludpla, element, 
fft^iuiul^Totk, underlying sabetance, 
wnflamental ot piimoraial enbatanoa. 

Substmctnre, n. FoDDdaUon. 

Sabterfiue, n. Evasion, eaeoae, abift, 
QjUfiee, trlclc, quirk, abuffle, pretenca, 
pretext, ma«k. 

D_..»._^ 1^ Undei^ronnd, anb- 



SaMerrene, < 

SnbtUe, a. 1. Eare, tbin, l^bt, idry, 
eUisTral, Babllmated, not dense, not 






Ueness, «■ SDBTII.TY, 
. K^ne eraeestTely, 



L. Etbsteallae, make 



ining, Insinnatlng, crooked, ttioky, 
fagaclous, 



JnbtiUze, v. n. EeDne, be over-nlea. 
SnbtUty, n. 1. Karity, tblnnesa, ethe- 

rea^esa, anbtilanesB. 
}d, ' Finaneaa, Hlandemesa, exIUty. 
' S. Betlnement, aitreme nicety. 
Snbtle, a. 1. OcMj, oannlng, artAil, 

aly, wily, arcb, ftstale, df" — '~~ '~ 

tngning, insinnatlng, oro< 

diplomatic, MRCblarellan. 
Si Acute, kaen^ abrewd 

deep, profbund. 
Babtlaness, ». SubtTiETV. 
Subtlety, ». 1, Craft, oral 

nlng, artMce, astuteness, artfulness, 

enbtlenesa, guile. 
a. Acnteness, acumen, keenness, 

BlirewdneBii, diacetnmeaC, latelligence. 



Snbtraotloii, R. DedueHon. 
sSbS^,l"- Awl-Bbaped. 
Bnlnirbs, n. pJ. Environs, outskirts, pur- 
lieus, nelEuborhood, vicinage, botdr- 



lieus, nelEuborho 
limit, conSnaB, Fi 
Snbventloii, n. i 
government Md. 



a. Destroy, t 



mlnsfiy, haye a run of luck, bit th 



a, Taka tbe place of, 
thDCity of, 
Inceeaa, n. I, Isa 



, result. 
luA'y tit, artui 



prosperous la 
incoeasfal, a. ProaparoaB, i 
lucky, aoapiclDua, fcncitooa. 



I, race, line of deeceud- 

Kotes of melody (as disj^n-. 
,£hordB t^ }tarmotiy). 
. CoiMecutive. 



supiHort, belpiug imnd. 



a. So, in tbe same Etnta or conditioa, 

es it !a, as It was. 
SqcIi a, \ Of this kind, of Qiat kind, of 
Sncb BJi, i tlie same kind. 
Snoli aa, 1. Of the same kind as, of 

tba ilka kind as, of (be kind tbat. 

Suck, V. a. 1. Draw into IJie monlA. 






, give anck to, feed 



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SUCKLING 



Snc^Unir, n. In&nt, Iialra, baby, nnre- 

iW, cblt, hrab, baubling, baikh, llCtle 

Mh, little one. 
Snck up. Imbibe, buck m. 
Smu-ose, n. Oane Bi^ar. 
8adatoi7, «. Hot-bouaa, sweating-bath, 

vapDt-both, Bweatlng-room. 
Sodatorr, a. Sweatlne, — 
Sndden, a, Unenieotea, : 

Bsen, aaonUidpated, unlooKeii lor. 
._.. 1, .-„ ruptly, 



pop, on a endden. 

Sue, V. a " 

^jnst, 



biing an a 
. .- .. _iiit walnBt. 
Bm, pBtia- -• 

"'liSdOlalm. 



plaad, snppllcate, implore, p^y, 
S. Bi1>^BiLH«tloii,niakel^d 
Sue out, (£«(>.) Obt^nbyji 



, 5^aSow'(wi 



Biuiur,u. n. 1. Feel pain. 
S. Be put to Inoonvenienee. 
' 3- BapimlHlied, undergo punlsliuLent. 
t. Bb nnjurad, be inipaiied, Bnstain 
loaa or damage. 
Snffcriuice, n. 1. BtiEFEarBG. 

a. Patience, moderation, lone-snffer- 



3. PermlEsion, allo« 



Snilteiiiis, n. 1. Bndnran 
treSB, mlseiT, eaffn^nue, . 






Suffloleni^, n. 1. Adequacy, esoosh, 
competanOB, plenty, ample eupply. 
a. AblllC;, quallUcBtion, capailtj'. 

Sullli^ent, a. 1, Adeqnate {to Bi^ply a 
Kont], EKODOO, competent, ample, 

S. Qnaim'cd, fit, able. 
Snffix, «. Affix, postUx. 
Snilbinto, V. a. Stifte, emotliei', clioie, 
Btrai^le, kill {by stoppiitg rejjrfro- 

mt bishop, suflragan 

Sutfresan blehop, SufiVagan, as^etaut 

bishop. 
SuHl'age, B. 1. Vote, roloe, bsjiot, 
S. Prayer (as uttered by a congrega- 

Hon ht respoTiae to a minister). 
SaBaae, v. a. Overspread, spicad over. 

{Seta <Ubaj. 
Sagm>berr3,n. HacHierry ( Ceiiis MWi- 



Si^ar-maple, 



ock-maple (.Aje*- 



S^^,K.o. Hliit inaniate,inBi . 

move, propose, indiCHte, prompt, give 
an inkUnE of, refer to, glance at, auude 
to, put in mind o£ remind of. 

Si^^estion, n. Hint,inUmatlon, InsiB- 
nation, allDSton. 

Suicide, ». X. Self-murder, BBlE-Blaugh- 
ler, self-hDmictde. 
a. SBlf-mnrderer, fblo dE be. 

SdI Kenerih [I^J Fecnltar, Individual, 
of Its own Mud. 



ting, addreaSea. 
otlon, process, trial, 



sSt^™ 



itppoBlte, 






^uit, V. a. 1, ITIt, adapt, i^duon. 
modal*, level, inatcli, make ""'■ 

H. Become, befit; he suited, 
adapted to ; be euitable tbr, be appro- 

" "' •;raUfy, m-''" "™t-"'- 

■It, propi 

nily, becoming, due, just, 
Itcahle. Atting, befittinE, 
Igible, adapted, accorilant, 
ioiiformable, pertinent, con- 

T, AFBOFOS, lO Hie polut. 

Train (q^ i^mOanti], Btaff, 

a. Sol {particularly ^ oporOnsnti). 
Snitor, n. 1. BoUaitOT, petitioner, appli- 
cant, suppliant, Bupphoant. 
fi. Wooer, lover, gallant. 

iSSSi> »«»— <.«■•«■ 

Sulkineas, it. Moroseness, SI 
SnIIcF) "■ Cross, mor-- - 

ipleeny, spleenlsh, pi 
— ,.. — -ody^ dogg—' 

um, uiuBE-erained: m 

snlks,ontof humni, 

of tune. 
SoUen. a. 1. C 

funereal, mour 
Snllenneas. n. 



Sully, ». 1. Soil, stain, taruiEli, spot, 

bleioish, dic^, contaminate. 
Sulpliate of baryta, 1. (Natiae.) 

Baiytes, beavy-apar. 



SulphateofBoaa, Glauber's salt, vllri- 
Solpliate of zino, WMte vitrioi. 



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SUPEEINDUCE 



Flow 



J. iAn aiiraokrfsd le 



of sul^hi 



LO, Blende, blsck-jacli 



Snlpliuret i-. , 

mock lead, Ablse g:alena- 
dnlp1inrett«d bydirftgeiit Hjdro-Enl- 

Snlpliurlc add, Oil of vUtIoI. 
' Sultan, n. Fadiaha]i, grand-HelEoioT, 
I'urklBh amueior. -^ • 

Snltana. 

Sidtaness, 11. Suiai 
Sultry, ~ " ■ 

Smu, ». 1. Aggregate amount, total, 
totality, the wuole, eum total, groea 

3, Quantity of money. 

S- SnuuARY, Bum and substance. 

4. Question (in aHtlmi£tiit]f piob- 

SdiUi V. It. Ajdd, add t<^tlieT, suux up, 

Sominiwily, ad. 1, Briefly, ooBi^Bely, 
eompeudlouBly, in a Sev wor^- 
a. Wltliout delay, liy a atai 



iltoneftB, Sultan's 'nHe. 
Hot and doee, wnna an 






synop^e, sy Llabus, conspeotus, ri 



iHm,9yiiAi>u4, ixi 
aad substance, 
long. 
junun«r-ai 



;k, n. Wood-duok {Aiuts 
:naroaeeia spgaia). 



ptnnacle, zenith, utmost height, oi^ml 
natlDg point. 
Snnuuou, V. a. i. Bid, cite, call, ca] 
for, send tor, order to appear, noUry t 



up, eitelte, pluck up, call into . 
Sninmnni bonniu, [L.] Gn 

highest good, anpteme good. 
SniuptuDiig, a. 1. CoBtlj, e. 



it. Magnificent, splendid, gocgec 
slAtely, nch, superb, grand, showy. 



i, afdtomize, 






addtoget 

a few wordB, n'ntln a nutsdeU. 
Bon, ». Day-Slar, orb of day. 
gnii-biirnt, a. ■ Tannod, blowzy, ruddy, 

bUivsed, raddy-flu»a. 
8nndsr> n. The Sabbatii, the Lord's 

day, the Ohria^an Sabbatji, the day of 

Bander, v. a. Disunite, dl^oln, dlspa , 
divide, BCTer, disseyet, ^reok, parl^ 



Sunless, a.' Rayfeee, beamless, darK, 
' "^ Wack, dismal, pilolij, Cim- 

— _..., .. Da; 

ightof day,l^ 

inr, a. 1. Bright, Bhlnlne, brllUant, 
ear, unolottded, fine, BuneliSny. 
3. Warm, mild, genial, pleasant, 
3. Chfierfnl, joyful, happy. 
Sun-plctu (.i..i__,^i 



-.. fevenhig. 
Sunshiny, a. Brighl 









[ht, B' 



Sup|v!a. Drink (a We Ota Mom), tip. 
Sup,". Sip, taste. 

SupHwn, «. {Ittdian ipord. Local U.S.] 
MsBh, Imely-pudding {made qf Indian 

Bnnerable, n. Suimonntabie, conq,a£r- 

Superaboand, It. it. Be very abundant, 

Saperal>undance,«. Excess, OYerdow, 
exuberance, lujinrianca, eoperlulty, 
rednndanoe, plethora, aurfdt. 

Soperabondant, a. Eiubemnt, su- 
perflnouB, eicsB^ve. 

Snperadd, v. a. Add (ever aad oSoiw), 

Snperaniinated, a. Decrepit, anile, 

Sad, Imbecile, doting, old-ivomanlBh, 
fete, rusty, time-TCom, nnflt for ser- 
Tice, on the rethred list, on the pensloll 

Superb, a, 1. Grand, stately, august, 
majestic, noble, raagnlflEent, sumptu- 
ous, ricli, splendid, Bhowy, pompous. 
a. Elegantj beautiful, ^qnlsite. 

SuperdHons, a. Haughty, dlsdidafttl. 



I, niarlied superiority. 

inperfiolal, a. 1. Exiernal, exterior, 

3, SliaJlow, slight, smattfiring, not 
deep, not thoioagh, not profound. 
Superficies, n. Surface, enterlor, ont^ 

^Dperflne, a. Escellent, choice, prime, 
flcst-rate, very good, rery fine. 

Superfluity, n. Superabundance, ex- 
oeefl, rednndanca, redundancy, exnber- ■ 
ance, snrl^t, more than enough, enough 
and to spare. 

i, expletlTe^ 
than enough. 
BnperitniKise, c. a. Superpose. 
SnperiDduoe, v. a. Superadd, br:ng 



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SnpeilnteDil, ». a. Sapervlae, oversee, 
orerlODk, direct, conduct, mouitee, con- 
trol, admlnlt^ter, ooas, Iiave charge of, 
bave t1ie diirectlon of. Lq,? e the over- 
right ot, pieddi 

Sil^iertnteiideiiL^. 

S DpeHntendency, 



SO^ertntsndence, I n.' Supervlalan, Iti. 
SnpeHntendency, [ " — """ """"'" 



spectJon, over- 



control, chai^, 



rtBor, msstor, conductor. Inspector, 
curator, warden, gaardian, ouBtodlan, 

Saperior, a. 1. High, higher, upper, 
paramount, more elfivated. 
3. Of h%her rank, more exalt«d, 



:c«Uen 



nohle, I 



d tile influ- 



1. Predomiusmt, prsvaleut. 
gnperlorltf, n. 1. Pre-emttience, aa- 
csndcnej, predominance, anpremaoy, 
pFeponderuiM, advanloge. 
a. Excellence, worttdness, nobility. 
SnpeHoi' to ' ' ■• ■■ *'-" '-"- 

Saperlatlve 

Supernal, a. Heavenly, c 

Supernatural, a. Mlrac 
nature, beyonil the powere of nature, 
that exceeds the laws of nature. 

.Supernninerary, a. Odd, redundant, 
In excess, above (he regular numhet, 
left over (from a yiecifim numfter). 

" ". SuperlmpoBS. 

[iile, aet aalde, m^e void. 
IMBplace, replace, supplant. 
«lidan,». 1. Falee religloa, wor- 
of fttlae gods, liradonal worship. 
S3. Belief In omena. 
Supervene, v. n. Ouour (scSUi r^erenoe 
w soineihtnff &at precedes), happen, 
take plaie, be added, come aa an aecea- 



Suptnr 



lnnplement[U7, a. Additional, eup- 

lap^ant^ a. Sopplleaflng, beseeching, 
entreating, imploring, begging, pra;- 

SoppUant, n. Petitioner, enppllcant, 

applicant, solicitor, suitor. 
Sapplicaat^ n. SDTPiJAHrc. 
Supplicate, V. a. Beg, implore, pray, 
^lYoke, entreat, beseech. Importune, 
Jlclt, conjure, ahjUSb, oMeet, call^ 
pon, pray b>, ^ipeal to, prefer a re- 

'" " EntK , 

iaplore, put u; 

InppllcaUim/ n. ^treaty, paUUon, 

hiippllcatoi7, a. PetllJauary. 
Inpply, V. a. 1. Provide, fiunlsh, min- 
ister, replenish, stock, store, endue, en- 

B, grimt, afford, accommodate 

tupply, n. StooK, store, reserve, pro- 
vision, noard. 
Support, V. a. 1. Susl^n, npliold, prop, 

a. Endnre, ^ar, nm^go, eol&r, tol- 
erata, put up with, go- through. 
3. Oherlsh, nourish, maintain, pr&- 



B. a. SOPEBIHTEBD. 

11,71. Sdpeblntencehoe. 



>ug!itleaa, inatter 
Tea, eveniT^meal, 



Suppl^t, 

3. Displaoo [bu gtrata^em), replace, 
remove, supetisede, 
Snpplb a. 1. Pliant, flexibU, Umber, 
Ifihe, lltheiDme, easily bent. 

a. Vleldlng, compfiMit, aubmlasive, 
humble, not otaHnaU, 

3< Servile, obesgnloua, crii^ng, slav- 
ish, Owning, giovelling, sycophantic. 
Supplement, n. 1, Addition (to sfipply 
eomeUAny uotUin^), appendix, post- 
Borlpt, conannatlon, ooiBntL. 

s. CouuteipatC, correlative, comple- 



T. A)i«3t, aid, help, 



eubsislence, livelihood, living, keep- - 
4. Aid, belp, usslslsnee, eacoor, t^ 



slore, brace. 

9. Sustainer, oomloptei 

3. MaiDtainer, defend aid aa- 
alstant, partisan, adiieren f II we 
inppose, V. a. 1. Presam cd e 

apprehend, t>e11eve. imi^ e naidd 
deem, think. Judge, preauppo n 

a. Imply, asanme, presuppose take 
for granted. 

, i>. li. Tbinli, imagine fancy 



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stTpposrrioN 



Suppositioii, ». 1. SnrmiBe, conieot- 
s! Hypothesis, postnlate, assumed 



subdne, onelL overtlirow, stifle, chol 
smother, put down. 
S. Itasfjala, repress, ^eep "back, st 

3. Conceal, keep seciBt, not teU, I 

SdppireAaioiL, ^. 1. Ovartbrow, ccui 
ing, anelllnff. 
a. KestFaJiit, repi^ssloa, ctieek, ab 



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_ mH«7, Tt. J 
nance, preaomint 

-Mn, mafltery, i 

.fliOTltr, up^r hana. 



Bhip, mafltery, aoYerelgnty, Bupreai 
auflioTlty, upMt hana. 

a, Hlgliest, greatest, pari 



, ^redomin^it, principal, chief, 

leadii^, Scat. 
Supreme Kowl; SnMitUM: bohum. 
Snrcbai^e, v. a. Overload, orerbuiden, 

ovepcliai^e. 
Surchtuged, d. Orerebarged, OTerload- 

ed, overburdened, snrfeited, plethoric, 

SorEinS'e; n. Girth, girt, girdle, belt. 

Snrd, 3. 1. (Matt.) Kiufioal, I 

menenrable. 
- ■" ■■ ■■ .1 Aspirate, tonele 



SUSCEPTIBILITY 

Suiire, V. a. (Naut.) Slack up suddenly 
(OS a ni{>a nmml a pin I, W eo. 
orly, a. Morose, cross, onibbed, tesl^, 
toui^^ omsty, ftet^i], pesvlah, petu- 
lant, perrerse, pettish, snappish, vaacr- 
iah, Biiarlins, cvuical, tiovafi., nndVu, 
rude, rough, harsh, ill-tempered, 111- 

'. a. I 

SiinmoanC f. o. Overcome, conquer, 
-jnbdite. overpower, Yan^^ul^, master, 
irtumph over, rise above, get the better 

SurmoDntable, a. Conquerable, anper- 
able, that may be Buimounted. 
Iilruame, n. Cognomen, ikmily nams. 
Inrpass, v. a, Bxoel, eifoeed, outdo, 
oalstrip, outrun, override, transcend, 
cap, overtop, beat, go beyond. 
inrplas, n. Overplus, cesidne, excess, 
sorplusage. ' 
Soi^liis^^, n. 1. Exoesa, SDaeucs. 

Surprise, ' B. W'mdiar, aatonlahmBut, 

Surprise, v. a. 1. Take unawares, take 
hy surprise, take off one's gnaid. 

S, Agtonlah, am^s, staitle, strike 
with wooder, talce abaok. 

Smrender, t>. a. JEtellnanlBh, cede, yield, 
res^n, forego, dMioate, abandon, give 
up, give over, dellrec up, part with. 

dve up, give over, gv'e In, give 
self np, sfrike one's ^^ or color 



-wittiont vocalltyj ptonounced wi 
Bimple breathing. 
Sure, a. !• Oertaio, confident, posi 
aasured, fully convinced. 
S. Safe, seenre, stable, firm, steady, 

8. Inlhllfble, unUdlii^, never-f^ii«. 
Sure, ad. Certainly, aDBaI.y. 
Surely, ad, 1. Oertainly, undoubtedly, 

assnredbj sure, without doubt, 

9. Sanly, seDarely, Hunly. 
Snretr, n. 1. CsrtMuty, Indubita 

a. 'safety, aeeurity. 

3. Guaranty, pledge. 

4. Bandsman. 

Sui-f, n. Breakers, breaking wavee. 
Sura*e, «. SuperilMeB, exterior, i 

aide, external part. 
SortBI^ V. a. Sa^ate, glut, gorge, s 



tlety, plethora, exoasa, soperabundance, 
redundance, anperdnity. 



ne-s 



lurrenttUouB, a. Fraudulently Intro- 
duced, iblsted In, done by atealOi. 

lurreptltlonsl}', ad. FraudnlenHy, hy 
sleolth, witboat anthari^, 

iurfound, V. a. 1. Encircle, environ, 

Z. fMil.)' Invest besiege, lay ^ege 



S. Measure imd esUmaM {as Imids or 

Survey, b. 1. View, Bicbt, proapeet. 
it. Inspection, eiammadon, sccnliny. 
3. Manauration {lo deteniam areas. 



e, live loiter than. 



Susceptibility, n. Sendttveiii 
preasibillty, susoej 
Ity, exidtability. 



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SUSCEPTIBLE 



SiUHieptibl«, a. Susceptive, Impresaible, 

Susceptlbleaess, it. Sitsobfiibiciiv. 
Susceptive, a. SuseepUbla. 
Suseeptlvlty, ». SnscEmBiLiTY. 
inspect, V. a. 1. Surmise, imagine, 
fiuicy, Irelieve, conjsctuie, gneBa, eup- 



piidon. 

Sngpend, e. a. 1. Uai^, shisa Vf. 
H. Make b) depend. 

3. Interrapt, ^termit. etaj, atop, 
diaoontinnB, »CMBt, ieaue off, gfve ovar, 
break off, 

4. Defer, delw, poBtpone, -withliold, 



B, iieusT (as /mat em ojicej tempo- 

Sospend, o. «. Stop payment, lieeoma 

bankrupt, go into banlECuptGy. 
Snapended, a. HanglDg, pendent, pen- 

d^onB, pensile. 
Snspeiue, ». 1. UnoertaJnty, Indeter- 

jniuitlon, Inoertituiie. 
2. HesltaUan, he^ianc^, icFeeolntlon, 

donbt. Inded^on, factllation, wavering, 

sample, mieglvlng. 



Suspension, n. 1. Hanglns. 
3, Int^rrnptLon, fnteirmlafilou, 



1. Sunoise, oonjeetm'e, 

& IMstruat, mfstrust, doubt, mlaglT- 

tng, i/iaat ot eonB.dea/>^ 
BosplcioUBt ^ DistroBtful, JealoTia, in- 

clfiied to BBspaot, givaa to anapfoion. 
Snst^n, V. a, 1. Bear, sDpporl, uphold, 

preaerve, bold np, keep fiom. tail^ 

». Noudab, maintad 
allva, Bimply with ftoc 
3. Sunbr, nndergo, i 



3. FooLt,vletual8,pFOTiaion9,BitsAD. 
Satnre, ». lAne of Junctioii. 

Snaddle, o. 

e, Bag, give w 






, Blustar, butly, yapor, 
■j bully, brag- 



b,' take down, ge£ 
e (■mlTmai scruple), reo^ve 



Implicitly. 
6. '^nonnc 



swallow, auoX In, euck up. 
marsh,' aiougli, spoi^y Eoid, soft and 
(wamp, V- a. Ingulf, sink, wbalm, swal-- 

twiunp-ca1>1iiu:e, n. Sknnk-eabbage, 
sknnk-weed {SyixploeiBTiitt /leMiJuaV 

(w»mp-sn8SBftas,n. Sweet bssiMag- 
•^licc glaaca). 
..__ — . -o — y^ fenny, mareby. 



Swamny, a, Bi«gy, fenny, 

undraiued, wet and spcn^- 
Swap, V. a. {Calhqtial. Writ 



Swarm."'* 
wta^ed 1 



Sweep, Bwlpe, well-sweep. 
Turf aod. 

Multitude Itspeckdly if 
iaeelBh crowd, bbroj^, con- 

11, 1. OiDwd, tbrong, gather 

<ded,be 
Daik, t 



a. Be oiowded, be thronged, twfi 
Swartliy, o. Daik, tawny, black, 

dark complexion. 
Swathe, B. a. Swaddle. 
Swatlie, «. Bandagi 
Sway, II. o. 1 " — 

brandlBh. 



1. Move, wield, sw 



... _ia8, pr^ndloa, bend, turn, Infln- 
eace, peienade, prevail apoa. 
3- Bule, govern, direct, guide, con- 

Sww, V, n. Incline, lean. 

Sway, «. - Power, dominion, control, 
domination, caxamand, rule, govern- 
ment, sovereignty, asoendancy, anthoi- 
iliy, predominance, masterablp, mas- 
t«y, supreme power. 

SweaI,P. B. Melt (as a OBKdfcX SWALE. 

Swear, ". ". 1. utter an oath, take 
oath, take an oath. 

3. Bedare {Bolemnli/), avow, af^m, 
depose, tastify. stale, say. 

3. Use profane language, take the 
name of G!od in vain. 

Swear, «. a. Administer an oath to, put 
under oath. 

Perspitallon, exuiJaUon, oi- 



otetion, B' 
iwoat.v. K. X. jroifjpict,. 
a. Toll, labor, driMge. 



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BweBtlne,«. Exuawion-swisAT. 
Sweaiting^batli, n. Suilatorj, vapot- 

both, liot-liouse, swaatlns-i'ooiH. 
Sweatlns-room, n. Svba.tiso-ba.'cb. 
Sweep, w. a. 1. Clean lipiift a to-oom). 
». Grnae, touoh (1» fUMsinfl), bcuali, 



a. iT&veTBB, pat 
, 4. Carry off, aw- 

broom). 



Clflar away {by • 



Bweep off. Sweep a^ 
Btreepgtokes.n. 1. 

or in luirse-nKlng). 



Bireepstokes, n. 1. Winner (t» ^umj 

luduiuuct, juii, bnui; itot bitter. 
KeaolBnt, ftagrant, balmy, i 

ilodloDS, hannonioas, mel- 



rine, loaciouH, 
~ " 'leal I 

aoic, raelof" 

Be^uHrnl'ftdr, JoTdy. 

Del^htM, Rgreeable, pleasant, 

mliw, gmtslul, ectMfyiag. 

.. Mm, gently ai^i^ne, nlnning, 

attraotlTe, amiable, awaet, loTable. 

gweet,». 1. Sweetness, eneeteat part. 

8. Dear, darling. 
Sweets, n. pi. Sa<ctiarine sabstanaes. 
Sweet-btiy,, «. 1. lam-el {Itacrus IK- 

Jwamp-sa^aa&aB {MagnoUa glom- 

Sweet-T)reaa, B. Pancreas. 
Streeten, V. a. 1, Make aweet. 

a. Soften, mate mild, malie tender. 

Sireeten, v. n. Grow awaet, become 

Bweet-flag, ». Sweet-rush (dooms ecU- 

Sweet-gmn, B. Llquldambar {Liguid- 

IBabar slpracifiua). 
SweeOtsutt, n, 1. Lirver, bean, 



3. Bean^, Mmesa, lovellnt 

4. AmJableneee, genUenaaa, mildness. 

Sweet-oil, 

potj — ,,-. „ — 

^dulis or Cimvolmttiis batat 



Sweet-acented, a. fragrant, redolent, 
balmy, sweat^amelliM. 
weet^'smetlli^, a. ITi^ant, eweet- 

weet-sonndliut:, a. Metodloos, har- 
monious, syiupliDnious, toueftil, dnloet, 

weet-toned, a. Euphonious, euphonio. 
mallllliinnM. 

Banoh-plnk, beard- 



ad pink [DianAus bierbai 









L. Dllati 



ixpand, Intn- 
jei' (Dj expfia- 



S. Strut, look big, put 



7. Bulge, protnberate, BWell out. 
BweU, V. a. 1, IMlate, expand. Inflate. 

Z, Etihauce, heighten, aggravate. 

3. Puff np, make arrogant. 
SweU, n. 1. Swelling. 



"id, i^tad, tumid, Hiilted, gi 



flowing, lilgh-sounding. 

a. Piotuberanee, bump. 
Swell oat, Bu^e, protuberale, swell. 



Swerve, v. n. Deviate, d^art, diverge, 
wander, turn aside, go aotray. 

Swift, a. 1. Quids, iltst, fleet, rapid, 
speedy, expeditious, flying. 
a. Beady, prompt, eager, zealous, 



Swiftly, ad. Quickly, apeedl 
ttoualj, trippingly, apfwe. 



posl^aste. 



as t&at ason^sl^swUl 

Swig:,?, a. IColfoqitii^] Guzsla, SWILL. 
Swfll, V. a. Drink (ffiwifily), gnaale. 

Swill, «. Hogwaah, swillings. 
SwllUi^B, ii.pi. Swill. 
Swim, V. a. 1. Float, be borne up (on 
o llguid). 
a. Ba borne along (as on. uiaJ^, by 



iwinaie, v. u. ijiuiiiD, uoseu, ubi;bito, 
dape, euU, trick, demiud, orecreaoh, 
-victimize, bamboozle, chousa, diddle, 



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bicketet, Eliotper, blsckleg, 

,n. Ki 

nhig, m 
,jporkar. 
Hogs IcolUcHiiel}!'), 

iinBh ( Twrdvi i&acus). 

, uibrate, wftve, 

._ .™_ .._, backward and 

focirard. 

a. Hans, .._..„ 

Swills'. "■ !• OsidUal 

3. Scapa, nitiee, pla;, uaielii, ftee 
play, full play, Show room. 
Swinse, i'. a. Beat, wlii^, sconrge, flog, 
lash, bastiiiaile, switch, chasUse, pnn- 

Sniiigel, n, Swiple. 

SninKle, n- Bwhtgle-staffi swlcalli^- 

Bti^ swingHng-kiiffe, Bvlngling-waiS. 
Swingle, V. a. DreBs with a ewiiffile (as 

.dozi, beat irith a swingle. 
Swingae-ti'fiB, ». WMffle-ttee.Ti'hlpple- 

Swiiisllng-knlfe, ». Swingle. 
Svlngllng^gtaff, n. Swingle. 
Stringllns-nand, «. Swingle. 
Swinish, a. Hi^glah, piggish, gross, 

seTiaual, brutish, beastly. 
Swinisti multiiTud^, KABBLE, pi>pu- 

Swipe, B. Sweep, Bwapa, well-sweep. 
Swiple, B. SwlDgol. 
Swlt«Ii, «. Kod, twig, sUcb, hlrch. 
Switcli, K. a. Beat, wto, swiBGE. 



Swivel, «. 1. CASTBJt. 

ja. Turnli^ link (in a chain). 

8. Swlvel-gnn. 
SirlTel^rnn, it. Swivel. 
Swoon, M. «. Faint, faint away. 
Swoon, n. SjiQCope, Ealntli^, iklnllDg 

Swoo]^ P. a. Seise [at a hawk Usprey), 

Swoop.B.n. StDQp,desr:end,i»imedown, 

Swoop, n. 1. Clntch, setznre. 

Z. Stuop, descent. 
Bwop, V. a. iCoUogmai. WrlUiea also 

Slonp.] Excliange, barter, trade. 
Swo^, It. Sabre, broadaword, cntlaas, 

Mclilon, eimel;^ rapier, claymore. 
Sword-arm, n. iught arm. 
Sword-flBh, «. Ot^fish, hom-Sah, Bsa- 



needle. gaf-plka, aea-]^ke, lc_„ __, 

aore-bul, snoolc, maakeTGl-fliiide [Stox 
Oeloae oi; BtUmt rraigasis]. 

r, «. "Seaaec, gladiator. 



Sword-liBnd, 
Sword-player,. 

Sword-shaped, ... — . 

Sworn enemies. Irreconcilable enemioo. 
Sworn &iei|da, ^timate friends, dear 

filendB, bcabm-liriendB. 
S3rbarite,». Tolnptuary, e^euie. 



-wood, button-hall 



Sfcaphant, n. f aratdte, fawner, toady, 
wheedler, flnnksy, epaidel, lict-spItOe, 
ptck-thunli, toad-eater, Ume-server, 

Sycophsntjo, a. Fawning, cringing, 
servile, slaiieli, paiadtlc, obseqniouB, 
supple, gcovalung, meaidy submis- 

Syllalms, Tf. Abstract, abridgment, out- 
Tine, epitome, summary, compend, di- 
_^_.. --.. =, — -ynopais, breviary, 

Syivtti'n. Treee (nTQ eouiUrw). 
Sjliran, a. 1. Forest-like. 

8. Woody, shady. 
Sylvan, «. ■Satyr, &nn. 
Synibo], n. Bmbleni, type, sign, token, 

figure, representaldTe. • 
SymiboUo, lo. Smtilematlcal, typi- 
SymboUoal, J col, hiereglyphlcal, rep' 

resentaUvB, slgnltCoatiTe. 
SymboliiHtlon, ». BepresentatiDn, in- 

dlcaOon, preUgarement. 
BynibDllze, v. a. Fjeflgnie, typify, ei 

blematlas, be aymbdUcal of. 
Symmetrlctd, a. Proportional (in t 

leveral partt), regnlar, shapely, harm . 

nlons, oongiDentTwell-propoilioned. 

sbapellneaa, regul^ty, order, r^olar 

Symnnthetjc, a. Oompassicinate, sym- 
pathlzltig, commiserating, plUfuL len- 
der, Jdnd, atfeo(4onate, lovii^, wltn "■ - 
heart In the r^Iib place. 

SyaipathSie wlui, Peel sympathy w 
feeffor, enWr into the feelings of, h 
pity fijr, fraternize with, ntake cr 



ness, kindliness, i^low-feel 
of compssalon. 
a. Agiwrnent, tarmony, correepond 



Bymptomatlcal,!'^ inaioanTe. 
gyntmroaal, a- SlmaltaneouB, syn- 
chionlOBl, synohtonistlo, aynehronous. 
Byaohronfsm, n, SlraultaneousneBS. 
SynohronlBtie, a. SskchkosaI:. 
Synchronous, a. SYSOHBOSks^ 
Syncope, n, 1. (Gram.) Elision (in tjia 

' a. (J&ii.) Swoon, filiating, fainting 



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Synei'glatio, a. SYsmjtawnc. 
Bsaaayiaee, «. pi. [Written alsa Syst- 

onymj.] Equivalent wotas |iy tlie same 

Iwiguage), woida o( ttie eame m«anli^. 
Synod, n. Connoll. 
SynonymouB, a, Eooivalent, of the 

Bame meaning, of Himllar nteEinlng^ that 

exprees tlie sime idea. 
SyttopslH, li. Abridgment, epitome. »b- 

stTBCt, outline, compend, oompendinm. 



eompoBiliou, putling togetber. 
Syrluge, n. Squict. 

ereiice (o tSe inJerdepemJenee i^^ parti), 

a. Scheme, body, plan, tJieory, eon- 
neoted view. 

3. Order, metiod, reguiarity, rule. 
Systematio, la. Methodical, orderly, 
Sygtematlcal, I reenlar, 
Byfltematlze, V- a. Methodize, arrange, 



XalJby, ». X. Watored sllli. 

». Brindled oat, tabby cat. 
Tabiby, »■ a. Watee. 
Tabby, a. 1. (it a waved or wa,tered 

a. Brindled, brinded. 
Xabefaatlon, n. EmHcialioa (Kjf tabei), 

Tabemaele, n. 1. Tent, paiiiioa, habi- 



tion. 
Table, n. 



. Dwell (iempwoH/ji), 

J"!^i (Med.) Emaciation (ac- 
bf/fener), waflldngi ctmeumj.- 



cataiogne, syllabm 



1. Slab, tablet. 
». Stand (to takefaodjTom), board. 

3. Food, diet, provlBion, fare, i 
past, viotnalB. 

4. Index, lis., __._ 
aynop^, oondensed st 

TaMean, n. [Fr.J Picture, s 

lesentation. 
Table-beer, n. Smatl-beer. 
Table-d'h6te, ». [Fr.j Ordji 



Interdict, pTahudtton. 

__, ... Interdlob, Kirbia, proMbit, 

It under taboo, put nnder an Inter- 



3. Larainated, lamellar, lameUiform, 
folialfld, Ecaly, £a^. 
TalmlB rasa, [Ii.] Smootli tablet, blank 

. Tabulate, put into a 



iv9 baiaarp^era). 
■"--"■ rerapliy, "- Stenography, etort- 
d.biabhyKTftphy. 



able, reticent, of &w worcls, sparing of 

Tacltnriiity, n. EcBerve, oloeeneaB, reti- 

eenee, habitual eiience. 
Tack, V. a. I. Paeten (slighUy), attach, 

attend, af&x, tag. 



S. Equipment, gear, rigging, tack- 
ling, immltnre. 
TacMe, v- a. {Locf^ Ofnd Cb^^uioi.] 1. 

Q, Attach, seize, lay hold of, seize 

TacMfng:, n. 1. Equipment, taokt,b. 

Tact, «, ' 1. IRure.] Toucli, feeliug. sense 
of feeUng. 

^ AdroitTECSS {ia appreciotims c^r- 
manttancea atid acibiff actcordtn^fp), 
Bklll {m Boymg or doiaff vihai is moet 
appr^riaie to the ocoiuien), quick Jndg- 



Tadpcde, n. Polliwog, porwiggle, pi 

w^By. polliw^. 
Xaft'niU, Ii. Steta coil. 
Tug, n. 1. Metal point (at llie end qf 

airinff]. 
3. Label, card. 

3. One, catchword. 

4, Game of tag. 

Tag, V. a. 1. Attach a tag to, fit with 

a, Paeteu, attooh, append, aS 



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Tag attar, IColloquial.] Follow oloeely, 

Iceap at one's heele. 
Tall, n. 1. End, extremity, t^-end, 

a. Sk^, flap. 
3.'(ilfiis.) SCeiu((/nnofe). 
XailoP, II. 1. Maker of men'a clotlea. 
a. (Ich.) , Blue-fisli, BMp-jack, Buap- 
ping nuvokerel {Xbmnodoji Boiiatori. 
Taal-pleoe, n. AppcmdBee. 
Taint, V. a. 1. Imbna, impregnate. 
ij. Corrupt, Infect, conCandnate, de- 
file, poison, moke noxious, make pu- 

3. TamieS, etaln, enlly. 
Tainb »■ 1- Tlnctnre, tinge, stain. _ 

conlamination, deiilemeiiL 

3. Fault, blemlali, defect, flaw, spot. 
Tatce. V. a. 1. Seoeive, aocept. 

e. Seize, grasp, giipe, clasp, lay liold 
of, get liold of. 

3. Eniiap, iionare, oirenmyent: 

4. Capture, catcli, make piisoner of- 

5. Captivate, dBliglit, please, Inter- 



0. Understand, interpvet, suppose, 

vegOFd consldu', ^nk, nold, believe- 

7, Clioose, select, elec^ espouse, be 



9. Delineate, portray, figure, di 
paint, sUetcli, copy. 

10. Get, procure, gain, obtain. 

11. Use, employ, oooupy, mate 
oi;atail one's sdf of. 

la. SwallDw, take dowii. 
'- " ■ », feel, perceive, lie 
•AouB oE 



effect, 1. Be efficacious. 
... Go into operaiion. 
Take exception, 1. Object, dissenl^ 
lOke objection. 
a. Tata it ill, be dlspleosf), be of- 



uited. Admit, allow, c 



, take (iway fi'o 
Derogate ftom, 
_, Deprive, diBpoBsess. 
Take lieort. Be encouvaged, take cour- 

Take heed. Beware, be cautious, be 

Take heed to. Attend to, pay attention 

Take in, 1, Keceive, admit. 

a. Comprise, em^ose, enuompitss. 

3. Oomprehenil, underBtmul. 

' ' ""jntract, make smaller. 



sliile o^be consciou 

14. Baac, endure, toi 

15. Beguire, need, be 

a.' iieoaa, l>e weii ce 



dved, be wel 



Take advantage of, 1. Tun 



Take after, 1, Oopj, imitate. 
Takealiimi, [Collogvial,^ Tatieadrluk 



dlsdoaed. 



Take ale, Be made^mbllc, \ 

get abroad, become Icnown, 
Take a. ehlne to. ICeUomiial.) Take a 
' llkii^to,takeamncyto,Kel a liking fiiE. 
Take away. Itemove. 
Taiie back, 1. Take agf^. 

a. Recall, revoke, recant, withdraw, 

retract, diaaTOW, abjure. 
Take 1>reat1ii Best, stop to rest. 
Take due. Be careful. 

Take cmitage. Bo encouraged, take 



sblea 



.. Dedu 



subtract 



ce In grood port^ Bi 

1 angry abont, not be ottfendt 

». Deal with (tu the wojf q^ i 

Take la tow. Tow, draw, drag, banl, 
pnll. 

Take It, Tbink, suppose, presume, be- 
lieve, imagine, conclude. 

Take it IB, Be ofl^nded, be displeased, 
take exi;eption. 

Take leave. Depart, gi 



Take off, 1. Bemove, take away. 
a. Cut off. 

3. Withdraw, withhold. 

4. Destroy, kill. 
8, Swallow, drtnlc 

«. Imitate, personate, mimic. 
Takeou, (.^filler.) 1. Complain, lament 
be much aSeatea. 

Q. {Actioe.) Assimie, he willing U 
bear, taiie upon, take up. 
Takeout, ' " '" 



e, withdraw, Sxaw 



a. OblitB.... 

Take part, 1. 

,3.TInlte,Jo 

Takerfn™, 3 



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Take the air, Breatbe tlie open i^, go 

Tahe the lead, jLeicl Hie way, go lieftoe, 

go nboEut, go in tlie van- 
Take the place ot. Supply tie place of, 

be a Bubstituta for, atanil In. tba sIiosb 

Take tjuoe by the forelock, Sdse the 
occasion, let not tbe opportunity slip, 
maiie hay while the sun shlnaa, atrike 
the iron wliils it ia hot. 

Take to, 1. Apply to, be fimd of. 

Z. Have reuooree to, batate one'a 

BBlf to. 

Take to do, [CoUogtacd.'] Eeprote, 

lake to (light, Flea, fly, run away, take 

Take to hetu't. Feel keenly, be gieatly 
grlBvert at, be much aJKeted by, take 
on aboot, be much troubled by, lay to 



e to task, Beprove, repihuand, 

Ide, take to da. 

e np, 1. Balsa, lUC. 

S. B^n lemecially where ano&er 

I. Fii£t£u (with a liffOturB). 
I, Engroaa, engage: employ. 
I. Oeonpy, fill, coyer. 

t. Assume, adopt, lake on, take npOQ. 
i. Pay (OS a note), discharge, settle. 



Tafte np the gauntlet. Accept the 

challeuge. 
Taihe np witU, Be eonlented with. 
Tsldng, a. 1. Pleasing, alluriug, captj- 

S. Oi^^etlone, oatchiDg. 
Tale, «■ 1. Sioiy, fbble, legend, uarra- 
Hve, relation, apologue, parable, novf 
Tonian<;e. 
a. Aeoount, count, reckoning. 
Tale-bearer, n. Tall-tale, tattler. 
Talent, n. ultl, ft^alQ', capacity, e 



munteauon, dlalogufl, eonfabiua- 
. chM, Bossir, oial IntercoatBe. 
... Kepoit, rumor, bruit, town talk. 
Talkative, a. IioquaeloiiB, ganutoue, 

Talk big. [Colloguial.] Boaat, brae, 
yaant, gasconade, blueter, vapor, enalt 
one's self, magnify one's self. 
'alk over, X. Recount, toll, reliearae. 



Tall, a. High {bi stature), lirf^, eleyated, 
'allnesB.fl. Height («/" stoiiire). 



Xolly, p. ». Matok, agrei 

port, cohere, quadrate, coininde 
Seln'tkUln. 

ji,n. Claw (df B 6W), ni^l. 

Tamantck, «- Uackmataek, America! 
laroh, black latch (Larix pesduia oi 



apiitade, aptness. 



dowmet 

Talented, a. QlfCcd, of talent, 
Uaiit parU. 



_ . neaUcated, domeelic, 

mf M, aentle, doolie, not wild. 
S. Subdued, cruslied, xnbniiaslTe. 

vapid, msipid,' jejune, barren, luigald, 
prosing, prosy, prosuu, unlnCereaung, 

anie,i'.a. 1. Domcelicate, make tame, 
make docile. 

conie, overtlu-ow, su^ugate. 
Tamper, v. n. 1. Meadle, intermeddle. 
■ ibble, have to do (too iaiiattiK -umji). 
a. Intr^ue, deal secretly. 
a, u. a. 1, Convert Into leather, Im- 
., rcgnate wlUi tannin. 

Tai^::, n. auaolt, taste, Savor, aavor. 
Tangible, B. 1. Taolile, palpable. 

S, Keal, certidn, positive, subalantlai. 

sBbstantive, solid. 
Tangle, o. a. Interweave (conftnetllBj, 

intertwine, complicate, perplex, snarl, 

entangle. 
Tangle, n. Complication, intricacy, per- 
plexity, snarl. 
Tank,!!. Cialotn, reservi^. 
Tanned, a. Imbrowned. snn-bnmt, 

rnddy, blowsy, blowaeit, ruddy-faceil. 
Tantalize, v. a. Torment (!m eaicilhtB 

hopes caul rqfiising tograt^i/ iliem], vex, 

tease, irritate, provoke. 
Tantamonnt, a. Equivalent, eqnal. 
Tantamount to. The same as, equal to, 

Tap, tt. a. 1. Broach. 
■ a. Kap, Btrike {tighilyj. 

<S. Spigot, ping. Btopper, stopple. 
Taper, n. light, small candle. 
Taper, a. Conical, pyramidal, tapertng. 
Tapei-, V, a. Make taper, make conlc^ 
Taper, ii. it. Take a conical farm, liave 
a conical shape. 



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Taperliu', a. Conical, TAPER. 
laplooa.n. Fuillled eassiva, manioc. 
Tapped, a. Abroach, Smoalieii, on tap. 
Tar, ». SfdlDT, Beaman, mariner, sea- 

faror, seaf^ri^ miLU. 
TardiaesB, n. Slowness, dilato 

delar. Blackness, nrocraaUnatiou, uui.- 

ttimofT. 
Tardy, a, 1. Slim, snail-like, sluggish, 

S. DHatoFT, alack, late, bahiuilliand, 
procrastiaating, not prompt. 
Taivet,n. M.avk (to Be ahoi at), 
TarUr, M. SoLednla of datiea (ok imports 

Tora.n. ¥ool (amoag moiaitiUaaj, 

Tarnish, v, a. Soli, st^n, Bull;, device, 



Tarriaace, rt. SUw, delay, tarrying. 
Tarry, v. n. 1. Stay, btop, sidonrn 

abide tlen^omrily], lodge, rest, take ni. 

one's quartars, pitoh one's tent, liave 

lodglnzs, take lodglnxe. 
^. Wait, linger, delay, lifter, be slow. 



Tart, a. 1. Sour, ai^d, pricked. 
a. Severe, haiah, caustic, < 
aliarp, snapplHli, Met^j^ snarling,^ P^S' 

hnmored. 
Tartar, n. 1. A 

li, Hl-tempered peraon, 
Tartarean, <i. Infernal, lielllBh, tarta- 

Tartar-emotlc n. GTartarized anti- 
mony, tartrated antimony, tartrate 
of piitasli and atiamonj. 

Tartareoiis, it. Tartarean. 

Tai'tariziiil antimony, Tartak-emqt- 



, crabbS- 



S. Employntend, bu^ess, uadf 
inj, enterprise. 
3. Lesson, exercise. 

a. Burden, oppress, tax. 
Taslcmaster, it. Overseer. 
Tasl«, ». a. L. Try the flavor of, Mst by 
tbe tonguo. 

9. Experience, perceive, feel. 
Taste, «.H.^ 1. my the flavor. 

a, Smaolc, earor, have a smack or 



a. Daah, infusion, admiitnre, eprink- 
4. Fondness, lilting, partiality. 



Tasteless, a. IiudEdd, fli 
Tas^, a. Elegant, refined, taateAd, In 
Tatterdemalion, n. Bagamnflln, rag- 
Tattered, a. Tom, ragged. 



thoi^htlesa^, talk a 



Tattle, n. Rate, prattle, gossip, twad- 
dle, iwattle, gabl>1a, palaver, balder- 
•laeh, nonsense, idle talk, senseless 
taJk. 

Tattler, «. 1. Prattler, babbler, chat- 
terer, prater, gossip, gadabout, gadiler, 
ratb1e-l^ Idle t^er. 
3. OoBslp, tale-bearer, 

Tatton, n. Beat of drum (to fammon 
eoidierK to mtra-ten at night). 

Taoslit, a. INaat.\ Tight, tense, not 
slai'k, atrelched, strained. 

Tanot, D. a. Mock, flout, clmffi; ridicnle, 
revile, i-eproach, npbr^d, censure, de- 
ride, jeer, twit, scoff at, sneer al^ rait 
at, mE^e game o^ make fun ef, treat 
with scorn, make a butt of, make merry 

Tanut, n. KIdiciile, deridon, scoff, cen- 
enre, reproach, inanlt, jeer, gibe, quip, 
qairk, caustio remark. 
1aaraa,n. (Antroit.] TheBuU. 

Taatog, n. Blaek-flsh [Lalvua jToeri- 

Taotologioal, a. Hepetitlous, verbose, 
difihse, redundant, pleonastic. 

TantolDsr, n. Bepetilian [qf the game 
idea m d^brvni ttlordB), I'ednndancy, 
iteraMon, reiteration, pleonasm, ver- 
bosity, diffnseness, redundant ekpres- 

T»ve' 



a. Bm-clen, load, 



task, make demands 



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(ar, ehflfa, liHctor, iarry, 



lea-service, n 






ts, tea-Oiinga, 
. . pap. 
. Tea-set. 






, g qf Ote 

-^ ,-[m(}, <leooeUon. 

^j- supper, eTHilng meal. 
Tea-ftwry, n. Partrldge-lMrry, deer- 
becry, boxbeny, wintwgresn, moun- 
tajix-tea { Ga^aUhena procambetu). 
TetuHi, V. a. 1. Instruct, Inftrm, afla- 
cate, ant^Iiten, tta>n, dWpUne, drlU, 
nlioul. tDtor, ludacCtlnaCe, lultlata, 
gl™ Instrmitloii to, giro leseons to. 

3. Ootnmaalcate, Impart, inculcate 
insUI, preach. 

a. Ai^monlsh, direct, euide, counsel, 
Hhow, tell, advise, alg;!!!^ Co, suggest 

Teacli, V. R. Act sa toaehec, practtse 

TeacliBMe, a. Docile, apt, apt to loain. 
Teadter, It. Instructor, tutor, precep- 



ledioae, ts. . _. , 

cjT beiaff pmionffed), tfrNome, ijpopoBa, 
IBKHOMH, &l%iiii^t, unlntecmmig, too 
long, inonotonDOB, humdrum, prosy, 
HOBIAL, trying, dsrold of Interest. 
TedlmisiiesB, it. 'WearisomoneBB, «re- 



. [CWfoguiaJ-l Enti 



2. Skin. 
Tehee, ».«. [COiioaMioiJ Giggle, titter. 
leiedu, ». Stlokard {m/daus meHoepsj, 
Telegram, n. Telegraphle despatch, 
Tele(;rap1if n. Semaphore. 



leiedu, 

Telegrai-, - — -„-_, 
Tele(;rap1if n. Semap] 
Te1r«rapl>, e. ». - 



graph^^ 
lUesDo; 



invey b; 
by telegraph. 
■IBE, convey by efectri 
report by telsgram. 
je, «, SMf-glasB. 



ex>eak o£, make mention or, 

Z. Bemte, recount, lehearsi 
describe report, give an aoco 

apprise, make known to, e 



j. Take eSeat, be eS^tlve, hit the 



Tattler, (aleb 



TeU-tale, n 

Tell-tale, a 

Telluilc,a. , J,. 

TemerJtyt n- BecklSBBnesa IttTdi^nv^r 
tioa), lULasNESi, hesdlesaueoi, Tetiture- 
someusee, buUoen, precipitancy, in- 
conalderataness, piresumptlon, fOol-hat- 
diricss, preolpltaflon. 

Temper, o. a. 1. Uodify, guall^, mix 
In. dne proportion. 

it. Soften, mollis, assuage, soothe, 
calm, moderate, restrain, pacliy, at- 
temper. 
3., Adapt, fit, suit, adjust, at 






le r^t degree o* hi 



temperament, na- 



tui'c, organization. 
& IMsposlUon, humor, frame, mood, 

4, Calmness, moderation, equoulm- 



e. lOoUo^mol.} 



Coiietltutloii, tem- 



3, Cool, cahn, dlspaaalonata, net vio- 
lent. - 

4. DuW tempered fas TEffordB heai 
lU^ coldjf not axccBfiive. 

Temperature, ». D^rce of beat. 
Tempest, n. 1. Storm, hurricane, gale, 
sqoall, tornado, rlolent whid fuaualltl 



Z. Excitement, tumult, dlsturhajicej 
perturbaUon, violent outbreak. 
Cempestoous. a. 1. Stormy, windy 
breeay; squally, gusty, blustering, bols- 

%, Tlolant, turbulent, tumultuous, 



(his nte, not spiritual, not eccleeiasti- 
2. Transient, fleeting, tbupobaay. 



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TEMPO KA.RY 



id, iempsral, brief, not permanent, 
Temporize, v. n. Trim, comply with 



oocaaiona, yield to ol 



whlcii way tliB oat will J mop. 
Tempoilzei', n. iFlnimet, Ume-seiver. 
Xempt, K. o. I. Try, test, prove, put 

2. Endoe leepfckulj) to enUj, allure, 
Bednce, decoy. Induce, Invdgle, per- 
suade, prevail upon, draw on, bring 

3. Taclte, litatlgate, provoke, incline, 
. dispose, prompt. 

TeinptAtlan, n. L Enticement (e^te- 
ciaUff to eml), allurement. 
g. Bribe, Wt, luiei decoy, golden 



'X'empter, m aeaucer. prompier, msti 

gator. Siren, Circe, Satan. 
Teiiablfl,a. Defen^ble, capable of bein 

beld or defended. 



eousjoohedi 

opinionated, oplnlouatl ve, positive, p^- 
headed. 
TenacloiLsne^ n. Tenaoity. 



n holding, 



rmousneaa, viacioicy. 
3. Stubbornness, pertinacity, oi»tI- 

Tenant, n. Oooupler, occupant, red- 
dent, dweller, leasee, renter. 

Teniuntalile, o. Habitable. 

lend, V. a. Watoli, guard, keep, pro- 
leet, atlend, acoompany, nurse, take 
care of, wait on. 

Tend. s. «. 1. Attend, wait, aer?e, be 
oM^ndant. 

Z. Incline, lean, vei^, trend, mahe, 
be direeCed- 

5. Oondiice, conMbute, lead, 
Tendeoor, »■ IncllnaUon, leaning, di- 

rectjon, determination, bearii^, bent, 
bias, dilit, wuiH, aim, aoope, proolir- 
Ity, aptitude, proneneea, prsdispiBitiaa, 
prmjensUy, turn, dtoodtlon, i&,b!llty. 
' Ten^v a. 1. Soft, delicate, not fiiia. 
a. Weak, feeble, young, infeuBla, 
youthflil, not sl^onA. 

3. £]Sem1nate, feminine, womanly, 
not bardy, not robust. 

4. BenHtlve, eadly pidned. 

e. Oompas^onate, klnd,at&atlonat^, 
sympathetic, pitiful, merciful, lenient, 
mU* tender-hearted. 

6. PatJietio, affeotii^, touching. 

pleasant, dis^eeable. 



!. a. Ofifcr, proffer, present, 



Xender-heorted, a. Atfectionate, kind, 

lenife, pitiful.' ' ' 

Tenderness, it. 1. Softness, delicacy, 

3. Weakness, want of strength, fee- 
bleness. 
3. Etlhmipaoy, womanly quality. 

5' Compas^on, falndness. sysipatliy, 
affection, pity, love, gentleness, benev- 
olence, lenieuoy, clemency, sensibility, 
mildness, benignity, hum^ty, lovli^- 



Tender of, Concerned about, careful of. 
Xendon, n. Sinew. 
Tendril, n. (Bot.) FiUmenC, cirrus. 
Tenebrlous, a. TENEBBOUa. 
Tenebrons, a. Dark, dusky, darksome, 

Teaeniektj n. House, dwellii^, habita- 



lon, principle, pc^tion, beii< 
r of Wnking. 



Tentacnla, n. ^. [L.J Feelers, 

Tentative, a. Trying, esBayli^, e 

Tenth, n'. Tithe. 

Ten thousand. Myriad. 

derneM, ffidllty. 
a. Rarity, rareness, aubtlUty, 

Temire,". 1. (iaiD.) Manner or ^ — 
oiple of holding {lands wui temmmts). 

a. Holdins, use, occupation, 

pancy, possession [flir the •' — ' 

Tepid, a. Luko« "-'• 

Tetfflvevsation, 

8. ViiSllation, veering, flokleneE 
stablUty. 
•*■ " 1, Uml^ boundary, bt 



16 time}. 



shift. 



cona'ne,'boaii 
S. a<ime, » 

period of tin 
3. Word (t 



, spell, space of 
^idavdas 

I, deuomlnaUon. 



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t. ALMIGHTT 



t, st;l8, entitle, call, pbrase, d 



^lesin. 04.pl.Teri>afel.] White 
ermlnal, a. 1. LlmlUng, honndl 



S. Final, ultimate. 



i, Boiuid, limit, set 



2. Eiid, conclude, 
flnlah, bring to an er 



!il"- 



eotaata, Iseua, prove, tun 
tSrm, n. 1. Ending. 

. nit, bound, peried- 

f. End, condusion, compleMon, 
ii3iuie, consequsiio^edtoc. 
TeriniiioIi>g:y, «. Gloesoli:^, at 

TermlnuB, n, [L. pi, Termmi.] ] 

Termite,?!. 






n.pl. i 



prorlBifflia, 
Tepn, «. Sen-swallow. 
Teriuiry, a. Trlplicale, Uireeftilii. 
Terraoe» n- Plateau, eBplans'ie. 
Terra flrma, rT.l Snllii papf.h. fi 

ibuudution. 
Terra Japon , .... 

gfunblet, initdi, J^n < 
Terrene, d. T^BBEBTlt" 
Terreatrlal, a, Emtl 

Terrible, a. S'Tigb^Ul, horrible, dread- 
flil, formidable, uaDOBDTABLE, foar- 
tal, aaswEoaa, terrific, nwful, dread, 

Teniflo, o. ff^btfili, TiamiBLE. 
TerrllJ, V. a. Frighten, tMgbt, aBMgbt, 
alarm, HcDjre, lujrriff, appotl, daunt. 



difftoe, , , , 

hljiiE, not wordy nnt loose not loiig- 
wlnded, not pleonastic nnt tautnlngicEQ. 
TeBsellnted, i Cbeckered 1 Liid mo- 
Test, n. 1. Experlme t trial proof, 

a. Criterion standard lAUGlutone. 
3. (OAenl.) Keagent 
TesifV.a. Try prove a bje t t. trial, 
put to the p oof expo ime t upon, 
. make trial of make on experuueut 
with, gWe a trial b> 



,ii.pl. SUeU-iJsh (iBi« (ftict 

iliella lUe the claia). niollnEhe, 

Teatament, «. Will, last will and tes- 
tament. 

TestMy, V. n. Depose, state, afllnn, de- 



Teatjmany, «, 1. Affimiatlon, dedara- 

S. Proof {bt/ a witveal), eridence, 

ground of belief. 
Testy, a. Peevish, pstniant, &etfa1, pet- 

tlui, t^ueliy, cross, waspish, snan^sh, 

choleric, splenetio, Jraeclble, Irritable, 

captious, hasty, quick, peppery. 
Tetaniu, n. [L-l {Med.) ^posm, spas- 

modie eontraonon of the niuscies. 
Tete-a-t^te, [Fr.j 1. (Aiiierblalls.) Su» 

to foce clieek by Jowl. 
ft. {At a ifou?i.) Cloae eonverBa£ioii, 

private oonversaUon, familiar oonfer- 

Tetliei-, n. Tedder. 



2. Veree [qf scripture), vasaage, s 
tence, clause, pariwrapn. 

3. Topic, subject, theme, the^B. 



onstitatlDn, 



mate, oi^anlzaKon, 

. , .. .. _:etum thanks to, make 

acknowledgments to- 
Thanke, n. pi. Acknowledgments (/in- 

faaorii Bxpresslons of gratftude. 
Thankful, a. QvntetallwUh a denre to 

gice than&aj, obliged, beholden, Indebt- 

sil, under obligauon. 
Thankfulness, ». Gratitude (unlA a 

desire to achiuHBledffe if), sense of Db- 

ligaUon, teellug of obligation. 

_ . .. - Ungratefni.nnthHnk- 

. Unpleaeant {<u a eersice not lihely 

)e rAaid bg ilMmkt), dis^reeobie, 

leslrable, unaccaptable. 

imatarBicB, n. ThaOUAtdbo-y. 
'CtaaumatniKlHt, n. Necramuicer, sor- 
cerer, ma^aan, cordnrer, Juggler, seer, 
wizard, prestidigitator, 'wonaer-worker. 
Thaumainirey, n. Xecromancy, mE«lc, 
sorcery, witeucraft, thenrEy, wonder- 
Hor:^ing, the black art, Ub& of magtc 









eit {semetliiiig frasen), 
:lllng, dissolving, lique- 



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Theatrical, 

g. OsCent. 
XIieMrioale, 



:e9, the Old an 



TliB Bible, Tht..--, , ._ 

Mbw T«etament9, the Baorad vuiuum. 
The I>lnes, Melandicd;, dtiledion, de- 
preKlon, gJoomlTiesa, Hadnefla, dflBp[nid- 
Bucy, hr^Wkoudrls, diunpg, megrims, 
vapory low spliils, blue derils, depr«- 
eion of BplrltB, the dfamaJa. 



1. MolBjieliob, 

The Dove, Paraolata, Comfbctar, The 
HoIy Ghost, ThB Holy Spirit, The 
Spirit, The Spirit of God, TLa Sa" — 
fler, Tlie Spirit of Truth. 
The Eternal, God, The Almlghly. 



The fHJr, 



etais I 



The Fatlier, Gon, The Almighty. 

The fonl Fiend, SATAN. 

Theft, «. larcenj, robbery, Btealing, 

Bhopllltingi ^Ifering, tliieveiy. 
The ffreat. Great iiecsona, persona of 

iaa£, people of dlaUncUon. 
The Oreat Bear, Charles's Widn, the 

Widn, Uksa Major. 
The Boly Spiiit, The Sanctifier, Tlie 



Ueerotuce, elegant liteiotuve. 
The1ne,H. CaAili^e. 
The InQnlte, God, The Alm^ty. 
The lutercesaor, Christ. 
The I.e8ser Bear, The Little Bbab. 
The I.ittle Bear, The Lessei Bear, TJK- 

The TAi^t^, Christ. 

bb 

Theme, n. 1. Subject, topic, text, the- 

3. Essaj (ta a scliool exercise), 
tation, composition. 
3, lOram-) nodical vord. 
The MedlatuT, Ohbist. 
TheSIewdBh, Ci 
The MuBes, The 



tunetnl Kine, the tune- 



3. Hereafter, al 

4, Therefore, to 
B. That time. 



ThencK ad. 1. From lliat plaee. 
S. Tfieucefoith, from that time. 
3. Therefore, Uien, for that reason, 

on that aooount. 
ThenceTorth, EUJ. Thence, Ihencelbr^ 

n'ard, tVom that time. 
Thencefonrard, 0(2. TSEHCETOBTH. 
The Old Serpent, Satak. 
Theoli^aii, n. IJivlne. 
Thecdl^c, j ni,lnB ruHiriniis. 
TheoIoeXiBl, J "■ """"• f eugious. 
TheologT, »■ Divinity, trna doctrine 

concerning God and his relatione ia 

man, sciuitlfic statement of Ihe facts 

of religion. 
Theorem, n. Fropa«ition (fo be demon' 

MnMstf k posiUon, dictum, thesis. 
ThfiOTetlc, In. Speeulatira, eonjec- 
TheoreUiisI, f tnral, hypothetieal, on- 

praottca]^ not practice. 
TheorlBt, n. TbBouizeb. 
The<niie>s.». Bpeonlote, fbim theoriee. 
^nteorJzer, »- Speoulator, theorist, man 

at abstractionB, plilloBopher. 
Theory, n. 1, apecidatlon, hypotLsus, 

assumption, conjecture, postulate, plan, 

echeme, ayetem. 

8. Science, pliilosopliy, doctrine, ab- 
stract principlee. 
3. Exposition, rarionale, reason. 
The people, Thk fdbuo. 
The Poreh, The Stoic phllosoidiy, pliil- 

osophy of Zeno. 
The poor. Paupers, Indigent people. 
The treserver, Ood, The Almiglity. 
The f rlnce of Darkness, Satan. 
The pnbllD, Pereona, men, eoulety, the 



The qnalltj', Kobili 

Therapeatic, T ^ q, 

There, ad. In that pine 
Theraabaut, (arf. 1. 
Thei'eabouts, I that, s 

^.Near that phice. 



Thereftire, cohJ. it ad. 



gentry, nobieaea, 



. Thence, then, 



^, Consequently, accordingly, by CO 
sequence. 
Therein, ad. In that. In this. 



Therewith, ad. WItii that, with tl 



'heriaca,!!. i-Meii.) ' 

Tiermal,o. 1. Wari , 

s. As respects heat. 



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(IK SABBATH H 

if rest! 

Tie Suiotifler, Hie Holy Spirit, las 

SpiBIT. 
niesaunii, R. [L.] 1. Treasury, stoce- 

tt Bepo^t^iy {especictU^ qf knotel- 

L. PropadtiDn, poeJUon, die- 



edge]. 



S. llsaay, diBserlauoii, comuoeitioi 
e Splitt, HOlv SpWt, Holy Gh, 
lis ^ilt of Gwl, 'Oie Sanctmer, f 



-emntt., 

TrixShfJ QoD, The Almiglity, Tha 

Godhead (conrutiit^ n/' fAe i^Oer. t;^ 
Son, and tA« Sots Blatij, The Holy 
Tririlty. 



e popolacB, the mulM- 



ir'orldng, the blade a<<,, itm^u* ui jh^ 
The Wain, Ohu'lea'9'Waiii, The Gi 

Bear, UbSA MajOB. 
Xlie mOfced One, Satak. 
The Ward, 1. ChbIst, Tbe Logos. 

a. The Bible The Word -' "-• 
Thewa, a. pi. Muaolfla, s1i 
Tntiacnl^' strength. 

--- -. 1. Hotthtn (in 






Thick, 



impj, 



it ludfotlncb, luarticulate. 

aate, fhiuilli 



Doll, not qt 

SijUoqulat.l _ , 
y band and glove, hail fellow 



well meV 
Thick, n. IMckest pact. 
Thlokioff. 1. Frequently, t^t, qnielr. 
s. Denae^, closely, tlackly. 
S. To a grent depUi. 
Thicken, v. a. Inspiaaate, msJce thiok. 
Thicken, H. n. Grow ttldt, iMCome iii- 

splsaateS. 
Thicket, GroTB, copas, wood, forest, 

Jongle, bxaie. 
Thlok-bead, «. Thick-skull, 
Thick Up, Blobbet-llp. 
Ihloh-llppetl, a. Blobber-lipped. 
ThlCk-Blnill, 11. Blockhead^ DUHCE. 
Thlck-slciaicd, a. Toollsh, abdle- 

OBASKD. 

Thief,". Pluhpochet, sbop-llfter, thief, 

plltSier, cutpurae, petty robber. 
Thievery, ». I,avcany, steslii^, tliiey- 



Thlevlng, n. TaiBVEBV. 

. ,, ... --.ptomani 

__j, propensity to steal, ii 
itealing, 

ThlBli,n. HauHch,lup. 

Thins, n.jiZ, Shafts. 

Thlll-horse, n. Shaft-horse. 

Thlmble-ben'v, n. Black laapberry 
[Rabut Occtdaitalii). 

Tliln, a. 1. ]SottM(ik(l»nietutire). 
9, Slender, slim, meagre, lean, poor, 
gannt, SOBAWHY, Bcr^^, luclony, iaak, 
BirunK, emaoliitea, UmSb ayiaj. 



k, emaoliitea, JUleii away. 

iibtlle, attenuBtea, di 
it griHfi, not tblf^ [ia 



^iripL 

pa^not 



Ufelees subsCaiice. 



4> Fart, portion, some^iing. 
rhlnk, V. H. 1, Cogitate, reflect, madi- 
tatSi ponder, BiBBe, oonlflmplate, SKor- 
clae t^ mind. 

a. Delibei-ale, eonsfder, reason. 

3. Conclude, determine, Judge, sup- 
pose. Imagine, fancy, bblieve, deem, 

Chlnlc,a. a. 1. Imagine, concei™, en- 
tertain an idea of, eherlidi a thonght of. 
~ '■ ■' regard, liold, believe, 
esteeip, deem, account, 






Thinkable, : 
Tbinkb^.n. 

ccsitallan, i 

belief. 
Think well 
opinion " 



Cogltabie, 
- ''caeotioi 
, conten., — 
opinion, 



Think well of, 1, EBteeni. have a gc 
opinion of, have a high opinion of. 

a. Approve, commend, think ftLV 
ahly o£ 

Thinness, n. 1. Slendarness, flnenc 



' 3. Spareencst 

Thin-skinned, a. SenslUve, irritable. 
Third, n. Third part. 

a. Desire, loneint craving. 
Tblrst.i'.™. 1, ])^e tc drink. 

it. Desire, long, crave, hanker. 
Thirsty, a, 1, SiiffBiHne fiimi ililrst. 

" Dry, parched, wilhout raoiirtnre. 
T '^E, gi-eedy, eager. 



Dry, par 
LcnglniE 



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Xblther, od. To Uiat place. 

TbAraz, n. Cheat, breast, tiaak (^ Che 
body). 

TboTD, f£. 1. Spine, prickle. 

fi. Annoyance, plogus, nuisance, in- 
fliction, trooble, Boooj'ge, tornient, bittar 
pill, corse, gall and nui-mwood. 

Tlioni-BpplS, n. Stnunonltiin, etra- 
mony, aiiple Peru, JumeBtown. weed 
( Oo^tm Oramoaium). 

TUomy, o. 1. Spiny, aplnosa, spliiona, 
prtddy. briery. 
H, Prickliig, sharp, pointed. 
'8. Tronbleeom e, vexatious, annojing, 
horasdng, pei-plexlng. 

Tbocoiutli, a. Complete, entire, total, 
perfect full. 

Tbomaeii-bred, a. 1. Instroeted, ac- 
compHsned, flnliihed, praetieed, quall- 
£ea, tralnB(l, pcoflcient, able, well edn- 
cated, well versed, Au fait. ^ 
a. Of foU blood (em Aortea). 

TboToaehlhre, n. P^sage {/ree from 
.obatmctioa], street, road, way. 

■niorouaaiwort,!!. Boneset, i^ue-weed, 
Indian ea^, tevei'wort (EupoinrJum 



?, dellbera 



coai. X. Althoi^h, granUi^, 

a^lmlttmg, allowing, notwithstanding 

a. Howaver, yet, navertheless. 
Tho^Iit, <>. 1. Cogitation, leflecMon, 
roaditatlon, mnting, contemplation, 
thinking. ^ 

%. Idea, conception, conceit, fancy, 

3. Judgment, conclusion, oidnion, 

4. Deliberation, consideration, rea- 

5. Ceslgn, purpose, intention. 
TIioiucIitfDl, a. 1. dontemplahi 

flecSve, ' '— -- '■■ 



idions, sedate. 

~il,iieedfDl, iegaTclfDl,miad- 
... re, considerate, cironmspeot, 
wary, disoieet, pmdent. 
Iiaiikhtleu, a. Heedless, regardleBS, 
earless, listless, n»leottU, negligent, 
inattentlTe, inconsiderate, uniulnatal. 



tdve, Btu< 
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XIiaiqclit!le«eiieaB, 1i 

JnadTertenoe, neglect, ovaral^t. 
Thraldom, «. [Written also fkrall- 

nient, enthraiment, thrall. 
IbcBl]. «. 1. glare, bondman. tsbbiJ, 
serf, 
a. Slavery, thkaldom, 
Xhrasli, p. tt. 1, Thi'esb. 

%. Umb, maul, pommel, beat, ilog. 

Thrasher, «. I. jVix-sharlc, aea-toi, 

sea-ape ( Cardltarias vitlpes), 
S. Brown thiTish, Fretieh moeking- 

bird ( 2^ifTU r^us). 
Thmsonloal, a. £oitst^I, bragging. 



Thread, i 

Threadbare, a. 1. Napless, worn ont. 
3. Trite, hadcneyed, stale, beaten, 

Thread-aiiaped, a. Filiform, fllamon- 



». Portend, presage, torebode,ai^ni 
foreshadow, prognosticate, indicate. 
Threaten, v. n. Tmpend, be near a 
hand, be imminent, stare one tn th 



denundataon, menace. 

Threescore, a. Sixty. 

Three sheets In the wind, {Smlor's. 
pla-ase.] TiQHT, Cuddled, somewhat 
Intoiloated, haif seas ovek. 

Tbree-valved, a. TriTBlvular. 



Thriet, (ci. Thi-ee times. 

Tiirid, V. a- Thread, go through, pass 

Thrift, It. 1. Success, proBperlty, gaJn, 

3, Pi-ugallty, thrifttaess, economy, 

ThriftJness, n. Thrift. 
Thriftless, o. Extravagant, profuse, 
lavish, prodigal, wasteful, nnthi'ifty, 
too iVee, over-liberal. 
Thidfty, a. I. Frugal, aparlr^, eoonom- 
icHl, saving, earefol, provident, 
a. ThHvlng, prosperous. 
3. VigotouB, growh^ well, flonrlah. 

Th^il, D. a. Penetrate, piaroe, move, 

touch, affect, stiikc. 
Thrill, c.n. Penetrate, pierce. 
Thrive, «. n. 1. ProBper, succeed, get 

on, eomeon.becomo wealthy, getiicn. 
a. Grow, Increase, advance, flourlBh, 

Improve, malte iniprovement. 
Thriving, a. 1. Prosperous, snecesaful, 

tlirlfly. 
a. Urowine, nourishing. 
Throat, n. Pharynx, swallow, gullet, 

(Bsophagus. 
Throb, V. n. Beat, palpitate, pulsate. 
Throii, It. Beat, heating, patsation, pal- 
pitation, throbbing. 
ThroliTiliigLii. B™Wng, throe. 
Throe, n. Paroxysm tqr extreme paAOf 

espeaoUy tat chUdbvrtli^f tit, spasm, an- 

gnish, pai^, agony. 
Throne, n. 1. Chair of State. 

a. Sovereignty, sovereten power. 

Throng, n. Crowd, multitude, horde. 

Throng, M,». Crowd, press. 



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Thrastlet «. Mavis, Bong-thrusli ( Tur- 
Tbrottle, h. Windpipe, ti'aclisa, tlicimt, 
Tbrottle, v, a, CLolce, 9tTaiig;1e, suffo- 

Ihroush, iirep. 1. Fi 

or pare oi; to ibe otbe 
a. By meana of, by 

coiiaequaime oT. 
XhroT^li, (ci. 1. Fiom one side or 

a. Fram beginning to end. 

Xh Bh nt arf. From beginning to 
1 r first lo last, in every part, 
' e, from end to end, tram 



to foot, tl 






Hi g Ee d, tosa, pitcli, Biiim, dan, lanoe, 
p pel Hr, Jacnlate,pcoject,letfly. 
a P Bpread. 

3. Overtutn, proetrata, throw down, 
lay fiat. 
Throw, n. 1. FUng, caal^ toBS. 

a. Jigger, pottar>a wbeeL 
HiTow away, 1. JjOB6, spend in vain. 
a. Eellnqniab, give up, taut off, Uirow 

T&Tow back, 1. R^ect, refOae. 

avKotort rebuff. 
Hivow by, B«]BCt, lay aside, cast off, 

TJirovr down, 1. Prostrate, lay &oA. 

Ihrowln, 1. Inject. 

3. KellnqnlSb, give i«i. 
Xhrow oO, 1. Diecaca, mjeet, repudl- 

a. Expal, drive off, drive away. 

3. Put off, lay aside, taat off. 
Tlitow <iiit, 1. A^ect, exclode. 

a. Speak, ntter, express. 
Throw up, 1. Renign, lay down, give up. 

a. Emi^ (|fect,seudup 

3. Vomit, dlBjorae. 

■ iiaatrameiii), 



, impel, force. 



Btuum, play ui 
Thrust, K.o. ] 

elap, poke, eho.o. 
Thma^ V, «. Malie a tbruBt. 
ThmsU >>. 1- Push, aliuve, pass, eta 
allonge, lunge, tilt. 
t. Aeaault, attack, elarae. 

■ 1, [CoUitauial,] I' 






meddle, 



meddfe, P 



Thunder - shower, «. Thuhder 
tninuder-atorm, R. Tempest {accom- 



panied tcilh Oimtder nod (IflSininfll, 
Thunder-stroke, n. Thonder-clan. 



Thus, (Hi*. 1. In this mimuer, in this 
wise. 

ThwHch^ V. a. [ttrffiuzuioi.] Strllte, 

Tliwiu!lt, 11. 'Ulow, stroke, tliump, pat, 

knock, rap. 
ThwEU't, IP. a. 1. Tcaveree, cross, iator- 

a. Frustrate, hinder, appose, oppi^n, 
obsti'uct, contravene, oounteratt, Oo- 
t^at, disconcert, balk. 

Tiara, It. Triple-crown (qTlfte i'ope). 

Tie, ". Twitching, vellioaflon. 

Tic dooloureai, [Fr.] Neural^ In 



Tick,H.o. Score, clieck,cheoIco££ 
Tleldiig.n. Bed-UoUne, Uck. 
Tickle, V. a. 1. O^tillata. 

a. Please (bffr4fei),i1ellslit,gladden, 
rejoice, gratliy, ma^ ghm, give Joy to, 
take one's ^ncy, do oue'e heart good. 
Tlckliiie,». nuiladon, 
Tlcklleh, a. 1. Easily tloUed. 

3. Unsteady, unstable, tattering, uu' 

I. Delicate, nice, ciidcal._ 



Tide-wsiter, n 



Tidy, a- Glean, cleanly, neat, spruce. 
Tie, u. a. 1. Bind, fiisten (wiih a cord 
or etrnie), manacle, shackle, fetter, 
a. Knit, Interlace, compucato, knot, 

3. Onl'te. jobi, connect. lUik. 
Tie, «. 1. Knot, listening, baud, l^a> 



ond, obllgaUon 



3. Bqimi number (on 6olh Mes, as qf 

ie down, 1. Fasten down. 

'ler, R. ItDW, rank, series. 

'lers Stat, ». I!Fr.] The commonalty 

{as diaMjiffulshed frotn tkeftofniity and 

ciergy), tliird estate. 

Ift; ». Pet, mll^ rage, pas^oB, flime, 

flt of ai^r, angry mood. 

iir, V. 11, \Rare.] Quarrel, wrangle, 

bickei', spar, jangle, ha>e words, fall 

out, have on altercation, be at Tariance, 

liave a bone V> pick. 



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6. [CW/osirioi, U. S.l Stringent (as 
the mofiejf market). 

«. [CoSosl^ai, U. S.l Pardmonlous, 
stliig)', pennrlDus, liara, close-tiated. 
Tl^htai^t). a. Malie tiglit. 
Xlgbta, «. pi. ICoUoqiaal.^ Tight pan- 

taioona. 
Tm, ». Money-drawer. 
mi, prep. Until, to tlie time o£, up 

Tni, oo))j, or ad. Until, to the time 



Eeoponlc9. 
Tflli^e land, Plough land. 
Till oon, To the pieeent time, up to the 

present time. 
Till then, To that Ijme, up to tliat lime. 
Tllmng, n. iMed.) Flcxicillatlon, car- 

pholc^y. 
Tut, B. 1. Awnhig, oanopy. 

fi. TliraEt,mfiB, alloT^H lunge. 

S. f^ncounter, oambat (a? a practia 



ing a Hgmr), slbpe, 
Tilt, V. a. 1, Slant, cuiy^, 

a. Forge (KiSi. a tia-hammer), ham- 
Tilt^ p. 1. 1. Jonet, rush {as in Boniin(), 



mal^e a rush, make a tilt. 

TiU-iiaiDiner, 11. Trip-hammer. 
Ttmber, ». 1. Woofl (/or bnUdiMg). 

3. Beam, ^tlck, squared Umber. 

S. Klb(<irasAip's//-n»icl. 

t, [Weitera, U. S.i Wooda, foceat. 
Timliered, a. Wooded. 
Timbre, It. (Wits.) Qnallty (rj/' toitf ). 
nme, II. 1. Duration. 

a. Spall, season, interval, term, while, 
j^pace of time. 

3. Period, age, era, epoch, date, term. 

- ,a,j. parturition, confine- 

Lr or travail, period of ehlld- 



birth. 
6. Fit I 



6. (lUtu.) Meoenr 

Time, s. a. 1. Aiiapl 

a. Segulftte '- ■ '" 



the occB^ii. 
NoTo UiB 'rftt« of {wUh reipect i 



£ (Jfhs.). Meflfiure. 

l^me encnurh, In time, in season, soon 
enough, suffldaullr soon, early enoi^. 

Tlnis.&eepeT,n. TiunpiriCB. 

Timely, a, Seiieonable, opportune, ear- 
ly, punctual, prompt. 



of daji Custom! 






, Seasons, spells. 



„. J^eiluds, epochs, R^ — 
3. Slato of things {at a particulm^ 
periodi, Eeneial condition of afi'aits. 
ime^wrver, n. Trimmer, teniiwiizor. 
ime-BerTlns,ci. Trimming, temporiz- 
ing, trncliliik, obsequious, t^wnlng, 
servile, supple, mean, BelHsli. 
Time-^vom, a. Impaired by time. 



isiltani- 



Tlmld, a 



IS, sKIttlsl 



1. TimoKiDS, tBarfLil| 



il-heM^d, ohlo^aJlieai 
d,notbi" 
bashful, 
sheepish, shrinMi^, hlual 
faced, over-modest. 
rimldity, n. 1. 'Hmorous 
ness, skJtUshnees, Bhyneg 
pusillanimity, want of cou..^.. 

8. IMfliaetioe, hasMulnesB, ooynffls, 
shes^shneas, Bhamefteednees. 
Mmoroua.a. Fearful, TIMID. 
ru ^ ^ TiMTiun. 



Iron, white 

TioEal, It. Crude borax (as imoorM 
fivm iheEcallnilieaj, bI-boral« of soda, 

Tlnetnre, i<- 1. Tingo,stain, tint, '-■ 
shade, grain- 
seasoning, Bprinkliiig. 
4. AlcohoUo solulTon. 

Tincture, v. a. Ilnge, stain, dye, color, 
tint, shade. 

3. Imbue, impre 
Ting^ V. a. 1. Dyi 

a. Imbue, impress, Infase, impreg- 
Tli^e, n. 1. Tint, stain, color, dye. 

., !._,■_,...• __J™.. pjj(^ !,.._ 

!li,_siiioe. 
Tinker,!!. MaTdi 



1, impreg- 



a prliiing sensation. 



Tinker, V. a. Mend (asoldpcaia, ketilee, 

<^.), cobble, patcli up. 
Tinkle, o. b. Jingle, clink, ring. 
Tinkle,!!. TiSKUnii. 
Tinkling, ^".^^ Tinkle, _ jingle, jingling, 



'.I ^1'"?.-., 



Frippery, finery, gei^at 



stain, dye, alia3e, grain. 
Tint, B. a. Dye, atdii, tikoh. 
TlntlnnabnlaUon, «. [flore.l 

LIKC, Jinglii^. 



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Tap. sbi 
Incline I 



,(to™ 



a cart), cant. 



56.) Ovarl 



■Hpff. , 

TlpoTor, iNevter.) ^■«., ■.,„.. 
Tipple, «. ». Tope, guazla, drink hard, 

be addicted to strong ilrink. 
Tippled, a. Intoxicated, vrpsv. 
Tipsy, a. Drunk, Intoxicated, inebrl- 

a^a, fuddled, muddled, dlsgaiEed, mel- 

Tlp-top, li. The very top, the hlgheet 

Tip'tvop, a. [CMoautai.] Perfect, flrat- 

TlrB^e.n. Strain of Invective. 

Tiro, H. a. Fatigue, weary, Jade, fag. 

Tire, V. It. Be fatfened, liecome weary, 

TireBDme, a, 1. ■Wearisome, fetiguing, 

^. IjatiorlouB, arduous, hEvrd, tcil- 

Tlssue, It. 1. FKhrio, cloth, woven stntf 
(emeciaii}/ cloth iiUerwooen with gold or 
ai&er, or finvred colon). 
8. Teitare, rtruoture, web. 
3. ComblnaUon, seiies. 
Tit, n, 1. Small horse. 

TItsmic, fi. (^ganUc, huge, Herculean, 

Titbit, «, TidUit, daintj;, dolleacy, nice 



TltolaiT, a. Nominal, TI 
'^a,d-«ater, n. Syoophant, parasite, 
flatterer, lic k-aifl t tlei Bpa niel, houger- 

roth-Fidt 

, ,... Mmihrot—. 

Toady, n. [Coiloquiai and Lok.^ SyciH 

phant, TOAD-EATEa. 
Toady,v.a. [Cbftoifutal and Zow.] Flat- 
Toadyism, ». [CbUiwakU and Loai.] 
Syci^bancy, mean flattery, base or 
servile adulation. 
To and fro. Backward and fOrwotd. 
ToaatiV, a. 1, ScorOh (in onjer to nuift« 
moremlaiablt, at bread or cheeae). 
a. Warm (ODrciHfrUN), heat. 
3. Pledge, drlnJc » health to, drink 
the health of, dilnk in honor of, drink 

Toaat, tt. 1. Toasted bread, 

ft. Health («i drisiting), ple^e, 

3. Sentiment fsitered at a convivial 

To boo*. Besides, In addition, over and 



To-day, », This liay. 

To-day, ad. On tliis day. 

Toddle, e. R. Toi^TLB, waddle, walk 
unsteadily (09 a chUd). 

Toddy, n, aidrit and watOT IswceieHSd). 

T^t^do, «. fOoUo&aial.] Ado, hnetle, 
commoHon, tnmtflt, tnrmoll, contnalon, 
stir, flnrry, pother, nolBe, fuss, 

Tocetber, ooi 1. Unitedly, In union, in 



bit. delicate m 
Tib far tat. Eq 
measure tot 
diamond. 



Tithe, 



, clioi< 






e. a. Tax ( 

Titillate, w. o. Tickle. 
TiUIlation, n. 1. Ticklini 
S. Slight pteaanre, pleas 

Tiae, «. 1. Insorlptjon. 

a. Name, appellation, . . . 

n, epithet, cognomen. 



Titter, o. B. li Langh {tender reelmint), 

it. Teeter, aae-aaw. 
Tittering:, n. Suppressed laughter, gig- 

Titter-totter, V. n. Sea-saw, tetter-tot- 

Tittle, «. Jot, lota, whit, bit, particle, 
atom, grain, scrap, mile, ace, corpuscle, 

TItUe-tattle, «. Prate, prattle, gabble, 

■ '■ E. 11^ 4... II. |riP.T.Hf rilofvH.rso 



neously, in the sa 
eously. 



TiAgery, n. [Cow.] CUithes, garments, 
d?afl, apparel, ntlire, raiment, ABitAV, 
vesttire, ocstuma, habit, hablilukents, 
garh, gear, outlit, aoccntrements, equlp- 

4. .^{t, riling, trappings. 

> Labor (flflrd), work, strive, 
moil, exert one's self, take 



Tollet-taiile, ». ToUet, dressing-table. 

Tolleonie,a. Laborious, flLtiguIng, wea- 
risome, oneroEiB, operose, tedious, hard, 
difOcult, painful, severe. 

TDfeecu ». 1. Mark,, tign. imJicatioa, 
note, ^m.bol, index, manll^statlon. 
S, Memorial (r?^.'n?n^sAip}, souvenir. 
3. Ten quires (v'tx^er). 

Tolbnotb, «. [Scolfcmrf. Written also 
TollbcotL] Prison, ]a!l, .tijo. 

Tola, B. a. [Written also ToU.] Allure, 



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Toleralile, a. 1. Emiurable, eoffetalila. 
beJktaMtif supportable, 

it, Pas^ble, ardinary, mlcldllng, BO 
so, hidiffereflt, pretty good, not very 

Tolerably, <ul. Paasably, moderately, 
£ndllftrently, so so, passably -well, tol- 
erably well, pretty well. 

Tolerance, n. Endnranoe, — "■- 

toleration. 

Tolerate, v. a. 1. Parroit (i 
mip/eaaa/U), allow, admit, 

a. Suffer, endote, abide, irook, put 
up witti, bear wltli, ta'ke patiently oi 

nduranea, anffe 

... . le IJ&r Am Dp*"*™ *» ™H- 

ffiott^ mattem), pomilsHloii, ftHonanoe. 

3. OatlxcJId^, liberalltr, Imputlal- 
iW, cuidoi', mRgnuilmitT, Ugh-mlni? 
eoneBS, largeneas of mlna* 
Toll, 11. Tait(e« — •-'<•■■<'•' — -w— ^ , 






!S,*o.),aaty, 
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Tony, n. [l/Kdicrous,] DuHOE, dmple- 
. Also, likewise, moreover, in nddi- 



at,v.a. How (iK a /torn), sonnd. 

Tooth. Hud. nail, lajtlo^ial BirjHvsiioa 
toed adtferbiaUiiJ] 1, Biting and 
Bcratoliing, using every means of at- 
tack and defence. 



Toln, 11. Balsam, ut tOlu, lolu bol- 

Tomahawk, n. Indian Imtchst. 
Tomato, n. Love-apple tLvcoperaicam 

ewmiailam of Solaaiaa eumte-nhan), 
Tamb. it. SapuloUre, vault, nrypt, cata- 

bouse, G)iig liojne. 
Tomboy, n, £anip, hoiden, rompin; 

Tomcod, n. Froat-dsb iMorrJam pnd- 
y,n. [Colloijuial.]. Nonsense, 



oily, Yi^ary, mummBry, 
.bam'd trlmnff, monkey-tr: 
^□.tlt, n. TIe^ UUnonee. 






la. Accent, intonation, emphasis, 
dc^ca, modulation. 

3. Temper, mood, state of mind. 

4. ■^oriBtaBngth, energy, forea, 
(don, eluUolty. 

6. Prevailing color (qf a picli 
general affbct, style, manner, cast- 
6. Tenor, drift, pravfliling obaraoter, 

.... , _ mounced with a Blmplo 
btMng, wiiliout tone, witbor' — • 

1. Language, speecb. 



diS 



1. Tal\c, disconrse, 
■ Pc<iJeotlon, prqleoting part. 
— ■»li«ped,a. jBoi.) IJiigniforr 
- [iow.] Loqua-— - -"- 



lV Stcengtbening medicine. 
.... c.( Key, key-note, flrst nol 
of tbe scale, fundamental note. 



„iO,B.''l.S' 



a, Streiiuousb, vigorously, cameBlly, 
— '-lely, enargetiialiy, witk all one^s 
, with might and m * 



thick and thin, Oirongh tire and watei', 

roothaclie, it. OliOKTAI^IA. 
tootb-rasli, «. Bed-gum. 
rootlisonie, a. Palatable, dellolons, 
savory, nice, lusciouE, dainty, agreeable 



3. Head, crown of the head. 

Tope, v. 71. Tipple, drink hard, he ad- 
dicted to strong dtint. 
Toper, n. Tippler, drunkard, sot, dram.. 



ai las tie irim- 



Topiary, »■ *^n^ 

mino qf ha!ge$, t 

garSat). 
Topic, n. 1. Snideot, theme, Uiesl 

question, POln^ matter, anbject-matte 

S. CommoniJace(iyar0raReB( or or< 
tory), general tralh, general idea. 
Topical, a. Loca 
Topmost, a. Uppe mos hi.hes 
TopOKrspliei, t T pographis 
TopograplilBt, T piw ap 
Toppte, V. n Fllfii/mo 
tumble down pp pp 

down. 
Topsy-tnrvey, <u p d n b 

side t'olber way 
Torch,". Flnmb a 

rack, pang, extreme pain, excruclatii 
pain, acute distrass. 
- a. 1. 1 

t to the rack, i 

8. Tease, vei, plague, harass, worry, 
harry, badger, liet, irritate, nettle, pro- 
voke, tantflize, trouble, annoy. 

CormentoF, n. Torturer. 

roroado, a. Storm {qf greia vioknee 

. (Bot.i Knobby, to 

rorpedo, n. Ora 
( Torpedo wiigars 



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Xon^d, a. 1. Numb, benumTwd, mo- 

tltmleea, letliargio. 
H. Sln^sli, inert, UnU, luoctive, in- 

dottint, stupid. 
Xorpiaity.n. 1. Numbneaa, torpidneBS, 

torpov, leOuagj, 
a. Sliuglshnoas, Inectoess, i^ulnese, 

tiiactlvlty, stupidity. 
Torpldnees, ». TOBFroiTY. 
lorpUy, B. o. Nnnib, bennmb. 
Toinpor, »■ 1. Nutnbuess, tolptdity, 

3. SlaggiBhnesB, inettnesa, dnlsese, 
InacUvitjr, stupidity. 
Torrefir, n. a. 1. Ih7 [bi/firej. 

it. Koast, Ecorch. 
Torrent, ^t, 1. Rapid streajn, etTOUg 

8, Rapid flow. 
Torrlil, a. Dried, parolied, scorched. 
Torsion, n. Twisting. 
Toreo,H. Tiaak Iqf a siahte). 
TortfH. (ifflw.) Wrong, inJuTT- 
Tortolge-shell, !t. Tartla-sli^. 
Tortooslty, ". OrookednesB, sinuosity, 
- -" — ' — ■" '■ winding, toc- 

L. Crooked, dnnous, dr 



__ . ToBTnoaiTY. 

Torture, n, Anguisb, itgony, ton 
"""'" -'-- — ^-■-3ep^n,encniolaUng 



ize, moh, exiaaeiMe, p^n 

Tory, n. l^ng. politics. 
adherent of tlie crown. 
Tosa, v, a, 1. Throw Ibn the hand imd 
apiaard], throw up. 
S. PUng, pitcli, oast, hurl. 
3. Agitate, slu&e, rooli. 
TosB, V. 11. 1. Itoll, writhe, tnmble 
about, be nneaBy. 
Z. Be agitated, be tosasd. 
Total, a. Trhoie, eomplate, full, entire, 

Total, «. Whole, totaUty, aggregate, 
groBB, lump, rasae, amoant, sum, Bom 
total, groijs amount. 

TolaUty.n. Whole, total. 

Tote, t>. a. llocai, Sotitlient TT. S,] 
Carry, bear, transport. 

To the contrary. To an cmposlte piir- 

To the aatla&ctlon of, Satja&ctoilly 

Toto ooslo, [L.] Totally, wholly, totj 
mucli, very far, by the whole heavens, 
ae widely os are the polea apart. 

Totter, M. «. 1. Stager, reel, raoillatfl, 

3. Shake, tremble, osGlllate, rock, 

threaten to t^. 
Tottle,v.n. [CdOoqtdol.) Toddle,wad-. 

die, waggle, walk unsteadily iaa a chad]. 
Touch, V. a. 1. Hit {li^m, sttlke 

^alnet. 



». Meet, be contignc 
S. Graze, oome In 

4. lieocli,! 
^J. neUneiUB , 

;1, feel of, 



intavt with (in 
[tightly), sketch, mark 









apperJt 



beacnpon,ii»vetD — 

8. AlSwt, move, impress, melt work 

ranch, D. ». Meet, hit, be eont^nonB, 
be in contact, abut on one another 
Coucli, ». 1. Contact. 

»■ Feeling, taet, sense oE fteUng 

3. Stroke (iHWk OJiesi, iEc , « oaanat- 
tiefd ii\slTtiatent]. 

4. Tinge, tincture, cast, smack, taste, 
savor, davor, spice, dash, sprinkling, 
seasoning, Inhidon, litUe, small qnan- 



6. [Atra.] Teflt,crl 
proo^ asgas, ordeaL 
rouchat, ArTlTeat( 



. . . lidthoui tarrying). 
Vent Uifa prm), 
PeevlAineu, snaptdsh- 
nesB, iranness, lrritablUU',.iraiKsil)illt[i', 
petitlanoe, tietfulnaaa, spleen. 



reBpeoling, i^Ui regard to, with respect 

to, In relation to, relating to. 
rouch-me-not, n. Jew^-weed. 
ronDhofP, 1. bBllneate(Jii>M^),tanah, 

%. Discharge, apply the match to. 

of|siipM%),gl£iiiceal 
toocliBtone, i^ 1. Basaoite, black jas- 

a'.l^Bt, criterion, proo^ ordeal, assay,- 

ranch up, Bepaii ^^ slight ti>uchB3). 






■^n-de^ 



ak, pun 



Tont^iy, a- Peevish, anapidF^, wasplB 
croas, teatj. Irritable, freUM, splenet 
iraseltds, petnlaut, chOlerlo, peppei 
hot-tempered, quick-tempered, like U 
der, like toocB-wood. 

Toiwh, a. 1. AdheaiTe, tenaefouB, i 
hsmve, not brittle, not easily broken. 

a. Strong, Urm, bardy. 

4. BetVaotory, atubbom, obdurate. 
g. [CoilogiOiU.] Diflieult, hard, ha 

to deal with. 

5, [O)tt0quiid.] Severe fwr a atort, 



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Ton^B I °^- ^' ^^ *^ airecHon of. 

». Regarding, rsroectlng, with re- 
spect to, witli regu-d to. 

3. Nearly, almost, nenr about, nigh. 
TonbDut, ti. Tug, Blenni-ti^. 
Tower, «. 1. TuuBET, mikaket. 

2. Cltadol, tortresiB, castle, etrong- 

Towev, w. «. Soar, mount, rise. 



To \rf t, Namely, 
Town,!!. 1. VE 



t. city, metropolla. 

3. Corn-tend I tifZondoaj. 

4. [iocai, U. a.] TownBhii 
Town-hall, n. Town-houBe. 
Town-huaae, n. 1. Town-Hal 



trinket, kniekiiack, 
i. Tctfle, bagatelli 



PlaytJiing, banble, geirgav. 



nnaU 



nattsr. 
Toy, p. 11. Tilfle, dally, sport, wanton, 

TiBce, n. 1. Footprint, rootmark, foot- 
■tep, traoS, trail, -wake. 

a. Mark, idgu, token, restige, record, 
memorial, remalne. 
^Erace, o. o. 1. Follow (by a iraci or 
mar6\, trook, trail. 
K. Delineate, dvaw,sketcb,iiiarkout. 



Trnctability, n. Docility, 
TFOCtallle, a. Docile, mani^eable. 



capitUon (especia% a mecJiani- 









Traffle, 



deal, hargali], 
«iT, diire a »[U^e, drive a boi^nln. 



Trade, v. a. Exclii _ , . . 

Trado-prlce, «. Wholesaie price, pice 

allowed to troiaers. 
Trailer, ». Tradosm 

ii. lU.S,] Mectianjc, ^isan, artif- 



dealer, shop- 



Trailins, a. Comi 
Tradition, «. 1. 

possetskmj, tlell' 
a. Oral reporl 

(/™« age t 



ircial, mercanUle. 



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TradnceT ". a. Vilify, defimie, retUe, 
Blander, mnllgii, calumniate, imperse, 
abase, decry, disparage, blemlidi, run 
down, speak 111 o£ 

Tradncer, «. Slanderer, calumniator, 
dfllluner, detrattor, vlliHer. 

Traffic Ii. I'EiEE, commerce. 

Traffic, n. n. Trade, deal, bargain. 

Actor [ej" tragedy), trar 



[qfir, 



Tra£:e(llan, t, 

TraKedfenne, n. [Fr.J Actrest 

g^Vl tragic actress. 
Trag:ear,ii. 1. DramaUcpoem, 



sliocking eieiit. 
Tn^c, la. 1. Of tragedy, of the 
Tiaj^cal, j nature of tragedy, after tlio 

S. S2iocklng, dreadfU, caiamllKxis, 

Tr(^ c. a.' 1. l>raw,' drag. 

S. TracJt, trace, follow, hunt. 

3. [Loaai Eng.) Impose upon, take 
adYantEigo of one s ignorance. 
Trail, V. It. 1. Drag, be drawn along. 



«; ?"" 1'^.?. 



TmuI,; 

mark, ^o^lep. 



±, Ibotpilut, foot- 
(tr. S.) FootpaUi {made by In- 



4, Entrtdls (as (ffoici 
TrailiiicsfbiitiiB, Qroai 
flowerTSpiffi™ ™p™)' 
Tiatu, p. o. ' 1. Tcidl, ail 

3. Educate, dl9c pU 
school, exerd 

fomlllarise. 

T[^n, n. X. Tr 

- 9. KeUnue, 

3. !!eries, successi 



OTQ^sAeepJ. 
a-lanrel,Mar- 

rawl-net. 

w, drii*(, haul, 

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Traln-liand, n. Company of militia 

iTBlnlnK, n. Inattnotfon, loaoliing, 
educa.cSn, drilling, drUl, dlaclpUne, 
BcLooliiig, breeEUng, tiiitlon, nutCiue. 

Ti:BJIir<ril, n. Whiao-oll. 

Trait, ». 1. Sti^ka, touch, marif, line. 
9, Featufe, Uheajuont, Ohatacterls- 
tle, pecnUadty, niar^. 

Trultor, n. Batrayer(especio%<lf one's 
ooaatrji], daoelvec, renagade, apoatatt 
rebel, ttisuceont, rerollet, desMtor, pei' 

TresclioroDB, perfldiou! 

Impeajmejit, fettei 



s.&lae. 



ehafible, clog, bond, cb 



. SbovkU, liamper, clog, 



Tnunp, !!. Jonmey (on Jbol), walk. 

Trample, v. a. Tread npon, trend undei 

(not, tiKmple on, 
Tiample on, 1. Truipi.e, trend ui 

a, Spntn, eoom, slight, defy, set at 
nought, maJco l^ht of 
Trainpooge,v.n. lLom,U.S.'] IiuuF. 
Triuice, «■ 1. Ecstasy. 
it. iMed.y Gatalepey. 
TraamiD, a. Calm, Btill, qniet, Beteno- 
plaoH, untuflleil, unmoved, tmpetti 
ba1jle,cotlected,pMloHophical, peacefi 

TcailquUIlt]^ «. Quiet, peace, stillnese, 
Barentty, cahnucBB, pla^dnesa, r™""" 
tranqiulneBS. 

TTanqnllllze, tr. a. Calm, quiet, still, 
compoae, loll, hush, quell, lay, ' '^ ' 
pa^d^, Bootho, appesfio, aaauage, 
erate, make tranquil. 

TranaullllzatJon, n. Paoi&eaiioi 
oncmadon, reoonollemont, aceoumouu- 

TranqunnosB.R. TBANcjDiturr. 
Traniaot, v. a, Do, perform, manage, 

Transtuttioii, li. 1. Doing, perJ 
once, managament, negotialiDu. 



3. Snrpaes, eioel, oulatrip, overtop, 

ontdo. 
Transcendence, ( «. Suparemlnenc 
Tranaeendeuoy, ) anpeiior excellenc 

marked superiority. 
Transcemaont, a. Pre-emlnsnt. su 

pasali^ Buparemlnent, uneqnaled, ui 

pacalMed, peerless, unrivalled, inimi. 

able, very aup^or. 
Trauscendeiital, a. 1. MetaphyBlcal, 

A paiojo, tranaoandii^ enperlenee. 
9, ObBDOre, dark, rague, IndeUnite, 



mjstloal, recoiidlts, 

caluiUstio. 

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Transcriber, 11. Co^er, oopJiBt. 
TraaBOTipt, ». Copy. 
Transoriptlon, it. 1. Copying. 
a, (Miu.) Adaptation Coone < 

ment of a pieoa intnideA Jbr aitot 



.pyof. 



! mrfce), ceamuigemen 



^BemoTB, 



transplai 



. AllenaUon, aballenation, 



Transform, «. a. TratisBgnre, Wans- 
mnte, metam^rphoBe, change the Ibrm 

TrjMisformation, it. Metamorphoaia, 
trananiutatlon, transfiguratiun. 

TransfViBC. V. a. TnnSer las bn potir- 
U^'^^"^"' "^ *'0«""1')> "oBvey, 

Transfosliin, n. Transfertenoe, trans- 

Tranagi'Bsa, v. a. 1, Exceed, ti'anseend, 
pass, overslep, overpass, go beyond, 

a. Disobey, Inftinga, break, oonira- 
vene, act at nought. 
Tranwressii™, n. 1. Infringement, 

2. Sin, oAbnoe, crime, mlademeanor, 
misdeed, mlsdiMng, ikult, trespass, evil 



oulprTt, 



JST??-!) 



r a heavenij/ ^ody . 

TrBnsitioa,». OEiBnge, shiiUnE. 

TransitioDoI, a. Traniltlanary. 

IrBn^Uonarj, a. Transttlonal. 

TcansiUTe, a. [Sram.) Aodve. 

Transitory, a. Xranslent.pBsaIng, fleet- 
ing, Sitting, 4yl°gi temporary, evanes- 
cent, ephemwal, momentoiy, abort, 
brief, fl^a<donB, short-lived, not per- 
manent, not lasting, nnC . dnrablo, not 
endorii^, of short dnratiOD, here to- 
day anogone to-morrow. 

TrsiutlBte, D. a. 1. ISn^gualed-i Be- 



ej-transto-, transport. 



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qf being 

a. T- 

a. TBAHSPABBHCr. 



!. Tbasbpakeht. 



1. Seml-ttanaparent 

- tight, tna not <■ "- 

"-" tferoitffk}. 



ii. MelempB;!- 
TranHmlsslon. n. 

mlUal, tFajiBHiBlc 



in, n. 1. Migiation. 



. Send, remit, Ibr- 



Tranamlttal, n. Tiansmtadon 



to UgHt, M 

-■TfflBi, lea 

J. [dintfl 



iu\c, got 



Tranepiliviiiiy, J ddness, Inctdit;, llm.- 
pidnese, rllaptiantlu, TB&BBl^ndElcov. 

Transpaj^en^ (E, Diaphanous, pellncid, 
clear, lucid, bright, limpid, crjetallina, 
pearl;, toAsbusobst, that may ba 
ntentJirou^. 

Ti-jLnHnfHrfw. f. a, TtSJlsBx- nAnetFAtfl. 

" Evapoc! 

n, be disdoae^, come 
_ , 3 out, be made ■ ■' ■ 
abnHvi, leaJf out, 
~ ' ommon, eipeelaUji in 
i weil auiboi'ized.i 

Transplant, 0. a. 1. Plant in a new 

^ BemoYe, transfer. 
Transport, c. a. 1. Carry (fiom one 
plaee lo tuiolfter), convoy, beat, waft, 

Z. Baniflli {to apentd fiolmij/). 

3. Enrapture, rosish, enravisb, en- 
trance, beaUl^, put into ecstesy, make 
Tary happy, 

4. Carry awaj tbff excilemeat qf ana 

TraoBDort, ft. 1. Oanveyanoe, trans- 



3. Ci 



;t {senteiKed to 



lisftiaejiii, 



B. Warmth, vehemenoc, violent m 



_ inapoi't-vessel, «. Transport, tr; 
port-ehip. 
Transposal, n. Transposition. 



sMstit 



0. a. Change the order of 
e in plGce qf the other, or 
as for the other). 



I'riusposal. 

L, u. Change (tf 

I. E^udailon. pec- 

Kude, Doze, filter, 
ee by potea. 



Transversely,, 04^. CroBswise,] 
iiare, gin, ttapan. 
a. Inanare, ^'ap 
Ti'apan, n. Snare, gin, trap. 



Trapl V. a. 



Tri^i 



^'j^plngB,! 



M.pl. Dtcss, w 



goods, tilings, staff; luggage, eflbcis, 
small articles (>/ hovoMia tuel. 
Traali, n. I>roB& refnee, nibl>ish, trum- 

Trasliy, a. Wortljesa, trifling, trum- 
pery, fllnisy, poor. 
Trai^n, V. n. Labnr {in ohUdbirth), In 

'~ 'ibor, be In travaiL 
an,n. Childbirth, parturition, la- 
bor, delivery, brinfting forth. 
Travel, f. n. 1. Walit, go on ibot. 

", Joarney, ramble, rave, roam, talte 
jucney, Bike a trip, make a tour 



edition. 
Traveller, «. [Written also Tnmeler. 

Wayiarec, voyager, itinerant, touriat, 

passenger, iTLGitiM. 
Tra^velling, ii. [Written also Trauel- 

mg.\ Jouinejlng, travel, wandering, 

Pavels, n. pi. Book of travels. 
Traverse jary. Petit Jury. 



Trav 



8. Thwai 
3. Pass, I 






Bsty, V. a. Parody, imitate, laki 
,„, turn into bnrlesaue. 
Travesty, ». Parody, bnrlaaque, oari- 

^i^awl-net, n. Dr^-net, trail-net. 

^aclieroas.a. Tri^toroua, perfldioos, 
faithless, unfaithful, ililso, deceitfnl, 
insidions, disloyal, recreant, treason- 



Trsacliery, n. Petfidi 

ea«Ie, n. 1. {Med.) 
3. Svinp, Bdgac-hoo 
3. Molaases. 



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Tread, o. n. 1. Set tlie ftot. 

a. Wal^, go. 
Tread, v. a. 5. Set the foot on, walk on. 

fiwt. 

3. Cover (as a mfflieiB-d Sie/eaKUe), 
copnlate wjtsi- 
Treed,». 1. Step, pace. 

H. Onit, manner of walking. 
Tr^id npon, Trampla, tread nnder 

Treoson, ". Treacliery'(lo a socerctjnj 
or a ffotienwlent), dialojalty, LEZE- 
MAJB8TV, breaidi of allegiance. 

Treasooable, a, Tseaobbrods, dis- 



L, Money Ihottrded vp), 



Treasure up, Teeascbe. , 
Treasurr, n. Till, atrong-bos, J 

box. money-biie. 
Treat, v. a. 1. Use, bshaTe to, 1 



Treat, V. n. 1. Heg>)tiate, bargain. 

Treat of, IDlacnsB, handle, discourse 

npon, descant npon. 
Treatment, ». 1. Ils^a. 

a. Handling, mana^emeat^ 
Treaty, ri^ Agreement 1&e^uie£nnaf4^>ns1, 

oontraot, compaot, pact, convention, 

TreMe, a. Triple, tlireelbld. 
TrAIe,o. c niple, makethreefbld. 
Trel>le,». (Afiisie.) Highest part (/br a 

Trebncliet, n. TniDbrel, caatlgi^nry, 
dochlng'HlKn], Cncklng-Htool. 

Treenail,™. Trannol. 

Tree-of-Ii&.n. ArboEvltia. 

TrefoU.n. Clover, 

TrelUa, ». Lattice, latUce-work. 

TromWe, v, n, 1. Quake, shudder, 
ahlvBT, quiver. 
9. Shake, totter, otuSHnU, rock. 



'rencli upon,' invade, ^iiiftinge, ei 
croach upon, intrude upon, frespass 

Trend, v. n. Turn, run, stietcb, tend, 

li. Tendency (toacfrdBii 

„ Inclination, trending. 

Trending, n. Trend. 
■^■epan, i>. a. 1. Ti'ephine. 

Trephine, v. a. Trepan. 
Trepidation,' n. Shaking, trembllI^c, 

quaking, qutverirw, tremor, ^^tatlon, 

perturbation, flutter, tremniouBneBa, 

excltemeut, dlscompoihire. 
Trespass, v. n. 1. Tran^ceBs, offend, 

ein, commit an ofenoe. 
S. EncroBcb, infringe, Inttnde, malce 

inroad or inva^on, trench, ent 

lawfully. 
. _ -. Tranagreflsion, 



Tiumbllng:, 

ti'anior. Ire. 
TrembUnfl-popI) 

( Popaiaa treaisio 



Shall 



ng, quivering. 



(Popaiaa tremsia)^ 

"remendoua, a. Terrible, dreadful, 
horrible, horrid, horriOc, f^iehljlil, ter- 
rific, alarmliig, awful, app^ng. 
Mmor, «. TrembllDg, AiaMng, noa- 
Mng, gulverinB, trepidation, a£(allDn, 
- irtnrbatlan, flutter, tramolonBTiflBB, 



iry, inlHngement, encroach- 

Tresa, it. Lock, curl, rii^let. 
Trestle, n. Frame {/br aapporimg a 

taHe,hiage,ac.). 
Trial,!'. 1. TesCliig, examination, c 

^, EJ^rJence, experinientn] knowl- 

,mp6, e 



le, n. 1. Family, race, iflMV 
I, Claai Iqf persona or lliiagsj, oi 
d&ion, dlBthict portion. 



Mbntary.o. 1. Subject, b 
requlcea to nay tribute. 

a. Oontiibutli^. 
rrlbate,n. 1, tAxieapatiaU 
fm a superior prince or eta, 

nrior one). Impost, datj, it 

n. Orant, contribi^on, offering. 



Tribute of pn^se, Bnlogy, enlogltun, 
enoomiuin, panegyric. 

Trice, «. Momenrinstant, second, Jifiy, 
fln^, twinkling, twlnklli^ of an eye. 

Trick, n. 1. Amilce, stratagem, wile, 
cheat, dodge, doubling, goi^e, frand, 
chicane, blind, f^nt, mart, manceuvre, 
deceit, Impoeltiou, Impostnre, ruse, 



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^ Si^lit, JugglSf lintiCf «aper, gom- 
bolj freak, vagary, 
a. Habit, pracEiiie. 
Trick, V. a. Cheat, defraud, deceive, 
aozeii, dupe, delude, idroamvent, gnll, 
olionsa, d&Jdle, ovarreacli, Impose upon. 
Tricker, n. Client, TBTCK8TBK. 
Trioliery, <i. 1. Deception, fraad, hiU- 
flee, oeceltfulneBs, hDavery, chicane, 

3. Legerdemidn, slelgiit of iiand. 
"'-'-'---'- " "^navisL; artful, dec^tful, 



wily, c 
principv^Li. 

Trickle, K. 1. Drop, drip, flow gently. 

Trick out, Dreas (/or sSoiu), array, at- 
tire, aaocti, bedizen, set off. 

Trickster, n~ Deceiver, cheat, rogue, 
Imave, tJlcker, impDater, double-deajer. 

Tricky, a. ICoUqatdat.] Tbickish. 

TrlDuspidi a. Three-pointed, trlcuapi- 

Tilcusntdate, a, Tbiodsfed. 
Xridentate.o. Three-hiothed. 
Trifid, a. Three-cleft. 
Trifle, K. n. 1. Act with levity, be bney 
about trifles, piddle. 
». Talk idly ot frivolously, Wy, wan- 

Trtfle, «. Bagatelle, triviality, pit- 
modicum, smnJl m ' ' 



Trifler, n. Doodle, idler, drone, la^ard, 

Trldn^, «. l5jvial, petty, frivolous, 
ffortliVeES, Inconsiaerable, nugatory, 
Blight, nnlmportant, InBlgniflcant,. im- 
material, piddlli^, of little value or 

impOTtance. 
Trifoliate, l„ Ti,T,„,iB„vBd 
TrifoUated, ( "■ ^"™ leaved. 
TrifS?a,|«- Tiree-pronsed. 
Trigr, a. ILocai.] Trim, neat, spruce. 
Trlsraph, n. Triphthong. 
TrIU, B. Shake, quaver. 
Trill, V. a. SlinJie, di^withatrilt. 
Trill, B.n. (Wavec. 

well' adjusted, well onleced. ' 
Z. Spruce, flnlcal, smai't. 

trimmings, trappings. 
a. state, coDdition, ord«r. 
Trim, o. ai 1. Adjust, arrange, put in 

order, set ri^t, make trim. 
S. Dteea, decorate, ornajnent, emlMl- 

lidi, adorn, garnish, dock, bedeckj sat 

out, array, set off, tdOk ant. 

. 3. Olip, lop, eheex, pmne, cuitaH. 
Trim, V. n. Fluctnats, vadllate, balance, 

be on tie fence, veer round, (dlango 

^des, be a time-server. 



rlnketFh b. pi. Jewels, Jewelry, iiljou- 
tcy, trifling omamentB, 
rip, V. n. 1. Skip, hop, step quickly. 
«, StumUe, liffie footing, make a%lse 

3. Fail, mistake, err, be at bult, 
come short. 
Trip, V. a. Supplant, throw off the bal- 

Trip, ». 1. Skip, lop, light st«p, 
Z. Stumble, false step. 
8. Slip, larse, failure, mlatalte. over- 
Blglitj^erroi, blunder, t^ult, miss. 



, ... Tlrat . 

Trimmings, n, pi, 
pings, dress, gear, ti 



'rjnit^ n. [With The prefixed.] TI» 
Holy Trinity, The Qodlieail. 
'rluket, ». Toy, banbls. knicknack, 



I, Jai 






bunt excuisiau, toiu-, ramble, 

jkori joHrney. 

■ Three-leaved. 



TripliyllonB, a. TSree-leaved. 
Triple, a. TlireeMd, triplicate. 
Triple, D. a. Treble, make tlire^ 
Ti^ple-orawii, ». Tiara. 
Trlpllcat^a. TbteetbiO, < 
Trin np, Trip, supplant, 



l)act[ii^Bd be if 

Ti'lturate,! S 

bra^^^ievig tf 

Tritnration 



Locked 



; of tri- 



Triumpli, O a 

jubilee, ju la tl fl riak 

of ttarupets 

a. Cong s lory 

TrlTmLph,!- E 9] ce row 

ohuckle, h d tr nm 

3. Prevail, succeed, get the mastery, 

Trinmpkal aong, Pxan, so 

umph. 
Trioinphaiit, a. Viotorlou! 

Triumph over, Subdue, eonc 
quiah, overcome, sub]ngate,o 
l>eat, master, get the batter o 

Trivial, a. 1. IRare.] Comi 

3. ^MUi^, pettf, aniall, ^Ivoloua, 
sllglit, light, nugatory, worthJi 
try, imimportani, Inconslderabl 



dneas, b. WvEalTty. 
lUly, n. I. Trivialne 
e, In^nlQcance, 



idiffen 



^mallni 



thing of 

thing of 
Tcochcn 
Trochee, 

and o«e short syllabi 
Tr(«Iodyte, b. Wt*,.,.,, i,^-^ 
garlic, pariali, miserable fellow. 



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a. Sing a catcli OF toond. 
Tivll, M. Caleb, round. 
Trollop, n. Slattern, slot. 
Trpoa, n. SeBqul-carbonatflof Bodn (no- 
Troop, n. Throng, multitade, company, 
ong:, g^Ltlier In crowds, 



collect in ni 



a fotOB, military fo 
troops. 
Tropiiy, n. Memorial, monument. 
Tropical, a. 1. Of the tropics. 

a. E^nratiTC, metaphorical, not U 

Tfoti^ 1. Truth, verity, veracity. 

a. Fidelity, fidtb. belief. 
Trouble, v. a. 1, Agitate, diBturb, de- 

a. Afflict, djatrees, griere, anno, 
feet, plBguB, torment, harass, ' 
pester, badger, disquiet, ooncem, 

Trooble.'H. 1. AffllcUon, dlstreE.., 

Kilns, calamity, grief, tribulation, ad- 
YBrBifr, roisfbttune, sorrow, woe. 

S. Annoyance, perplaxlty, vesal 
embarrassment, plague, torment. 



Troableaame, a. Texatloas, anaoylne, 
per^exlng, harassing, galling, painful, 
buMcmsome, weadwune, tirsHome, irk- 
some, pi.AiXfY', knotty, hard. 
TrtmWjoua,a^ 1. Tnmnltnous, agitated. 

S, Vail of trouble. 
Trounce, V. a. V)o{^i^uied.] Whip, flog, 

castleste, punlih severely. 
TrooserH, n. pi. Pflotaloona, lii'aecliea. 
~ -waD,». [Fr.i Ontfttjiff'oJricfe). 
Jb, n. Idler, hHtorer, shirk. 
B, «. 1. Anniadoe, suspension of 



submit, Jc 

bend the k ,, — ,,_ — -^- 

TTaCKIe-1ied,n. Trundls-bed. 
Tmonlence, tn- Ferocity, tbroctoi 
Trosulenor, I nesa. 
TriHjuleat^ a. SavagB. fierce, ferocioi 

barbarons, oruel, rntHess. 
Tmdge, v, ». Travel Inn foot), tran 

maich {heatriljt], jog on. 
True, a. 1, Ksal, genuine, veritab 

actnal, confbrmable to f^t. 
a. Truthful, veracious, sincere, ea_ 

<lid, frank, honest, honorable, pure. 
3. Faithful, constant, steady, loyal, 



»bla to B --' 



■ale. 



00, pike, pickerel 



'rnlBin, «. Axiom, self-evident truth, 
evident proposition, necessary truth. 

harlot, whore, courtesan, bawd, punk, 
Cyprian, street-waiket, night-walker. 



I of the t 



varlly, ( 



ruth, 



with truth, in tact. 

a. TmUitUlly, veradoHsly, slncsrBlJ, 
honestly, candidly, plainly, In good 
earnest, in sotier earnest, sooth (o say, 
without eqalvocaMon, In^Mn Ei^li^ 

3. Faiihfully, constantly. 

4, Correctly, exactly, strtclSy, accu-> 

Xnroip, B. 1. IPoetkat.) Trumpet. 
a. Trump o^rd, wlnnli^ card. 
3. [CWtogato/.l GoodiMiow. 
Tmiup, V, a. Lay a trump on, win with 
- trump. 



iilppery,' 






abroad, spread abroad, noise abroad, 

Trontpet-fLs^ «. Snipe-fish, bellows- 
fliOi (f^eniriaeujt Beo!opo:c). 

off. ' ' 

TrandieoD, n. Slafflil/'CDJRniBiwZX par- 

Trnudle, ». 1. Roller, castor. 
a. 'Wallower, lantarn-wheel^ 
Xi-undle,!!, o. SoU. 
Trundle-bed, n. Trnckle^bed. 

a. iody (wM*nu( 'the Ihalu). 
3. Frobosi^ snout. 

Trngs, n. 1. Bundle, package, packet. 

it. Bandage (.rbr Aemui). 

Tmst, n. • "— "•■ '■ *'"■ 

belief, G 

3. Cr 

3. Charge, deposit. 

Faith, hope, 
jonBde in, put conad'ence in. 






etratid, duty. 

ipend upon. 



ve, give oreden 

. 1. Expect, hope, be (x 



Tmatto, TnusT 

Truatwortby, o. , 

ful. upright, str^ghttbFward, 

Trusty, a, TausTWOB'J 



tidth- 
iniidentjal. 



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rati), ». 1. Vttut, leaility, 



of feoratuEliMi 



a. Ooiitormity to fiiot or ceallty. 

3. Principle,. axloia, law, cinoii. 

4. Vem&J, tratbfulnaaB, hone 
Binceiit;, Int^ilty, &ankuesB, ii^e 

5. F^tMlLlneaa, fidelity, constanc 
e. Exaotnaei, aoonraey, nicety, ] 

TrathfUl, a. 1. Correct, true, yi 

a. sincere, honest, camJid, frank, 
open Ingenr ' - 



jea, guilelera 



a. Fal4lee3. ' «._...„. . . . 
sere, nnflilr, dishonest, hollow, hypo- 
srlticol, pliarla^eal, cantli^, treach- 



Try, V. a. 1. E 
make eKpsrimeni 

3. Expei-kncfl, 
{by tiiat). 

Try, ". ". Atwu 



of, ma^e trial of, put 
hats inowleflge of 

ji sfibi't, make essay, 



Trylne, a. Severe, pairifnl, afflloOve, 
aMcthK, giievaos, oalamltons, hard, 
dlstressEig, sad, dlie, deplorable, hard 

Tryst li. iSeolfish.} Appointment (to 
meet), ar — '"'"'' " — 



Tnft-lLiinteri n. 



4. [Boi.) Capltnlu 

'-'•■ "- — - — -. HaL... ,„ 

9 t^qaalUj;], sycophant. 
:«r, Uoli^r"'" ' "" 

. ""lull (until great iffbrt], dn 

tag, V. !!. 1. Pull hard. 

Tog, n. Uacd pdA, great efii>rt. 
Timlon, «■ Instruction, teachli^, ei 
--■■-- '-^''ilog, sohooling. 



mtfle, f 



1. Boll, toss, ' 



a. Fall, Iw pi™ipltatfld, fSJl oTec. 
Tumble, ». a. 1. Prer^plute, throv 
headloi^. 
8. DIsTnrl), darangB, mmplB, put ii 

Tumbrel, ». 1. Dung-cart, mueS-carf 

rough cart. 
S. Trebuchet, eastignhiry, ducking 

stool, cuckli^-Btool. 
Tamefoctlou, n. Tumor, swelling. 



j-well. inflate, distend. 



1. Swollen, swell 
(tended, puffed up. 



8. CommoUon, distorb^nce, stir, a^- 
tatlon, breeze, ferment, confn^on, Jmd- 
dle, pother, ado, bustle, flurry, noise. 



TumidtoouB, 1 



.. Uproarious, riot- 



Tun-'bellled, «. Abdominous, blg-bel- 
llea, pot-bellied, great-bellied, &ige- 
bellled. 

Tune, ii. 1. Air, melody, strain, more- 

%. Concord, liarmonj'. 
Tone, V. a. 1. Harmonize, BOCOtd, mod- 

Tnnefal, a. Musical, hacmonlonB, mel- 
odlouB, dulcet, anose. 

Tnnnel,». FunneL 

Tiiiinel-Bhaped,a.(ilo{.) InAmdibalar, 
tnfundlbnllform, 

Tnpelo, II. Pepperidge, sour gxim-tree 
{Nyssa mvltifiettb)^ 

Tnrbld. a. Boiled, rolls, nnaattled, fecu- 
lent, dra^y, muOilj, fliiolt, clondy, foul. 

Turbulence, n. I. Tnmult, nproac, 
diatnrbanoe, tnrmoll, commotion, dis- 
order, contneion, 
S. Biot, sedition, muUny, insurrec- 



.. Sod, clod, swaid, \ 



nrseiecenoe, a- 1. aweUli«, tomefiuj- 
.tlon, distention. 

8. Bombast, TOROtMTY. 

Tuiiia.a. 1. Swelled, swollen, bloated, 

dl^ended, puflM up. 
a. rompons, hDmhastlo, tnmid, pul^. 

Inflated, Htntad, erandUoquent, de- 

clamatmy, rhetoiical, aoplLomoilcal, 

blgb-flown, HiaHFixurnt. 
Tn^ditr, n. 1. Swelling, distentiOD, 



S. Bomb^ fnllatlon, tun^dness, 
grandiloquence, pompous style. 






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TTJKKEr-STONE 



.^ ... Tumult, scitation, dta- 
Lce, <llsiird6r, tnrbnlence. confii- 
— — -^"^n, uptoar, bustLef hud- 



ilter. transtouta, i 



.„.. round .n. 
s. Deviate, < 
Incline. 

3, Reverse t 

4. Shape (as 
feshlon. 

roDTphoae, trii 
e. Tranelatt 
1. IMreet, aj 
8. Acidify, 1 



it- Be d1recl«d, 

3. Deviate, Indine, bend. 

4. Be changed, be tranafOTmed, be 



7. Depend, binge, pivot, bang, be 

Xnm, «. 1. Eavrfntlon, gyration, rota- 
tion, round, bout. 

S. Deviation, deflexion, flexion, flex- 
ure, crook, band, bending, albow, cur- 
vature, sweep, meanctenng, alnuoalty, 

fn^ twirl, twirling! "^' " " ' "™ 
I. Short walk, flioct eseuralon. 

4. ChaMB, variation, alteration, vl- 
eiemtude. 

5. Oeoaslon, opportunity, opportune- 
ness, http, chance, ojianlng, juncture, 

oppOTtunlty. 
a. Phase, form, fiisWon, manner, 

Ce, Bhape, tenre, conflguratloa. con- 
mate, trim, moTilcl, stamp, featare, as- 
pect, compleitlon, character. 

7. Act, aoUon deed, office. 

8. ApUtnde, forte, bias, talent, gift, 
endowment, genlns, proeliytty, prone- 
nesB, propensity. 

Tnni a corner, Go round a oocnet. 
Torn aside, Avert, turn away, tarn 

oft'. 
Turn A deaf ear to, Diacegard, decline 

tion to, pay no regard to. 

smiss ifrom 

, turn off. 

lowBy, [Neuter,] 

. Apostate, rf 



a. Enter, go In. 

3. [OaHogSiti.] Betl 



a off 1 D smlsB dixcard. 



Furn out, «. 1. Strike. 

a. Siding, short side track (on a raif. 

3. Kqulimge, 
rum over, B. a. 1. Turn, reverse the 
position of. 

rum over, Ko^l over. 

rumplke, )'. 1. Pike, tnmjilke gate. 

8. 11/. S.] Turnpike road. 
rum round, llevolve, wlilrl, turn. 
rumsole, n. 1. Heliotrope. 



make off, out 
tempt. 



\, [CoUoqiiial.i Flee, run away. 
Leave with con- 

Beveree pi 

Tirnt^'Havele 

lags of, a 

™ O^cur 
urpitiide 



1. Bend n] 



Tnrtle.n 



Mlna 
L. Tuctle-aove. 



dnnade, small 



a-lortolse, marine iorldse. 
love, 1 ■" " 
=he!l,i 

T^hl »7t'(TB__. 

TuslE, n. Tnsli, fang, pointed toot] 

Tussle, II. [CoUaiiaal.l Souffle, s--_ 

gle, conflict. 
Tnssle.r.n. [Colloquial.] Scnffle, strug- 

Tnt, interj. Stop, be still, hush. 
Tatelasef »- Protection, guaniiar-''- 

Tatelar, I a. Froleetlng, gnai 
Tuti'lttry, f gnardlng. 
Tutelarr saint. Patron, good g 

Tutor, n. 1. liiout.) Guardian. 

ceptor, BChooJ-master. 
Tutor, V, a. 1. Teacti, instruct. 
a. Discipline, triJo, bring undo 



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Twaddle, n. Prate, prattle, ehattec, 
totOa, twattle, ai^t>l>lAi palaver, goesip, 
Ijalderdaah, moonsbliie, noneense, jar- 
Kon, flmumeiy, ligmorole, etatf, platj- 
tude, "wlBh-iratdi, Benaeleai talk, Mie 
talk, frotliy dleooarae. 

Twain, H. [ffeoriff obsolete.] Two. 

Twang, M. 1. Nasal tone. 

a. Taeto, smaolt, savor, flavor. 

Twattle, n, TWADDLB. 

Tvicok, V. a, Iwitak, twinge, piiu^ 
pull rudely. 

Tweedle, v. a. Allore (6ff sotaa slight 
Imfitiaiee, as bv fiddling), ootti, enooe, ■ 
dtib, dai07, tm, tEoll,lui8, lead, draw 



Twliis,n.p(. (Aatnai.) [Witli TSe pee- 
ked,! Gemini. 
Twine. B. a. 1. Twlat together. 

twine, wind about, vilnd around. 
Twingie, B. a. Tneat, twitcb, pinch, 

poll rudely. 
Twtiwe, 'i~ Gripe, pang, sharp pain. 
Twinkle, V, n. Spatkla, flasli. 
Twinkle, ». Twinkldiq. 
Xwlnklli^, n. 1. Flssbing, spachling, 

3. Instant, mnment, second, jiSy, 
trioe, flauli, twinkling of nu eye. 
Twinkling: of an eye, TwiNKLlHO, 



Twlri, «. Wblrllng, clroolar malion. 
Twist, v. a. 1, TwfiiB, twist together, 
a. Writhe, contort, complloata, oon- 

8. Wind, wreatho, encinle. 
Twist, II. Convolution, writhing, con- 

torUon. winding, flexure, klnt, bend- 

liu{ btght, coil. 
Twit, V. a. Ifeproach, l>lanLe, upbraid, 



traction (as ^ tie nmsciea). 

Twltoh-Krash n. Conuli-gFasg, At^'a- 
grasB, dos-w±£at, wbeat^iase, qiiitch- 
ena, knot-graffi ( Hitiaea lepcns). 

TwltOhlne, n. Bpaun, TWrrcH. 

Two, bTT. Bnm of two unita, 
a. P^r, ootiple, brace, seast. 

Twofold, a. Double. 

Two-vHlved, a. Bivalve, blvalvnlac. 

Tyke,n. 1. Dos, cur.pnppy. 
a. Contemptible fellow. 

lympannm, n. Drum [qf the ear}. 

■•■ „ ,_ Emblem, sjnvboi, fignce, 



^gti, tuken, niai-k, s)iadow 

3, Original, i 
type, arch--- 
protoplast. 



Priniine obaraeter, 
al, a. S'iguraUve, emblemat^ 



embiemaUc, 

Clpi^,o. 3. F^i 
denote, repreaei 



Typograpky, n. Art of printing, prlnt- 
1 a. 1. Daapotio, arbitrary, 
ite, irresponMble, baimd by 



Tyrannic, 



I, severe, oppreseivo, gtlnH- 



earry matters with a high hi 



Cblqait&ry, a. [HoK.] UEWOirotJS- 
Vlilqnitous, a. Omnipresent, ublqni. 

tai'y, uulirerually present. 
Ubiquity, n. Omnipreseuee, universal 

Udder, ». 1, Bagfij/'acoiiJ, *c.). 

3. Teat, due, nipple, pap. 
Udometer, n. Kain-gaugs, plttvlameter, 



"Sffii 



. Unsightly, plain, h( 



nslghtly, plain, homely, 
>okfiig. Ill-favored, hard- 



S. Pilghtful, horri 
rid, shocking, tccribli 

3. Gross, snlky, nm 
crabbedr cross^rain^ 
Clcer, n. Sore (rfiscAc. „ 
impostbiime, gathering. 



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LasC> niial, furthest^ e: 



proposlUon, last offbr. 
xriti'a, », Ultmlse, extremiBt, radioal. 



Ultrajsin, n. Exta 

Ultramarfi 

tho roomit 
Vltramund 






blue. 

he Alps. 
Eejcn"' 
of onr 

'1, tiowUng, walling. 



llmbtUinl' _ 

DmbcE^, n. 1. Sbods, ebai 

injnr;, plqaa, grnds;e, wonadeit pilde. 
Umbr^eons. a, Sliady, dark, ahad- 

Umpta-agCN ». ArbltialiDa, arbiCrament, 

InteTTeation. 
Umpire, n. Arbitrator, lU'biter, referee, 

tiiiiibated,a. ttndlmlnlBbed, not abated, 
TJnaltle, a. looftpable, inoDropeteut, not 
-*■'- '—potent, Donorlesa. 

ipllBhed, a. UnfinlBbed, in- 

>t tuJoompUsbed. 

_. — -_ , , -. 1. Strm^, inex- 
plicable, nLyHteiioRa, unheEird. or. 

2, IrreaponaSble, unanawflrable, t 
respoDBible. 

CDawnutamed, a. Unused, new, 
babltoated, noC ilunlliar. 

IJiuuihlevsd, a. tfNAacOiipLrsHED 

Dnadantwd, a. Unaulted, inapplicab 
naat,^proper, not adapted. 

Dnadomed, a. Simple, unvarniah 

UnBdnltemte^ a. tTnnUxed, genuin 

pacB, real, pBrfect. 
ITnadvlfiable, a. Inexpedient, impr p- 

er, nnflt, nnaultable, not prudent, not 

diHoreet. 

Imprudent, indiscreet, 

Bcai, 

HirvE, 

arlUcal. 
tJnanojed, a. P 

mixed, genuine. 
Unalterable, a. Uncliangeable, immnt- 

Bble, gtable. 
UDamb^Dans,!!. Plnln, eleu, explicit, 

Cuamiable.a. Unliina; ungraoioua, iU- 

natures. 
Uaanimitg-, a, Aereeiusnt, tunmon;, 

accord, nnifion, unity, concert, onion. 



inanimous, <t. Concoidan^ agreeing, 

rnanewei'alile,a, 1. Irrefutable, ircef- 
ragabie, iocontioverable, unquestion- 
able, Inconteslabie. 

Unanticipated, n. Unexpaeteii, sud- 
den, abrupt, untbougbt of, unloolted 

Unappalled, o. Ujidlamayed, nnawed, 
undaunted, nuucared, featleau, intrepid, 
■iriug.bold, 

Speasable* a. 1. Inflatial>le, inaa- 
, tiiat osnnot ba appeaBed. 
iS. IrreDonidlablejlraplaeable. 
Uo&pprect&t^iai Dnvalued, unprized. 
Uua^rlsed. a. Unlnfimned, Ignonuit. 
TTnappraacIiaMe, a. Inaccessible. 
Unapt, a. 1. Inappropriate, unaultabie, 
unlit, inapposite, inapplicable, irrele- 
vant^ot pertinent. 

it. Ujiquoliiied, incompetent, inapt, 
m-quHlifled. 

Jnamked, a. DefeneeiesB, nalced, i— 
piotsctea, tu^uarded. 



ITnasBnmln^, a. Modest, bumble, un- 

Unatonable, a. Inexplabie, unpardon- 
able, inexcus^le, irremiBalbie, not to 
ba atoned fbr, tbat admits of no eatia- 
friction. 

Uiiatt«nipt«il, a. Untried, unproved. 

UnaatlieDtiOf a. Spurious, counterfeit, 
auppoaltitioua, falee, siiam., pretemlail, 
Ibigned, Uctitious, malce-belisve, un- 

UnayalUu^, a. Inefi^etual, ttnitless, 
useless, bootless, abortive, tain, fittlle, 
inept, nugatory, to no purpoae. 

V ce [L ] trnanlnwoely, witb one 

II d b . Inevitable, necessary, 

to ded, not to be escaped, 

V w re nattenUre, lieedtess, un- 

eognizant. 
Uoa ad Unexpectedly, Buddenly. 

U ced 1. Sot poised, not bal- 



Unbearable, c 



Unbegotten, c 
Unbelief a. 



s ot endured. 
1. Indaeoi-o 



Hiriable, 



S. l^iax, remit, recreate, talie 
3. (jToiri.) Uoftiafan, untie. 



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UNBENDING 



ITiibendliii 



rnbendlne, a. Inf 



Infleitible, 



iinyieldli^, 

.impartial, 

Unbidden, a. 1. Unordered, 
manlled. 
%, UntuTlteil, unasked, unaolMted, 

I. ITnUe, unloose, looeo, 






n, see free, 



itllbert] 



to be Unmed. 
~ "" ibed, a 



, . IberliT. 

. . ElameleBS, incnlpabl 

lireprovable, Irrepiehsnalble, ikultlea 
irreproitehable, goUtlesa, Innoce"'" " 

Pnl 



1, unspotted, immaculate, un- 
nndeflled, nntamlstied, witlioul 

Unborrowed, a. Native, arigiuaJ, gea- 

Unbosom, v, a. Reveal, dlacloae, open, 

ITnbonDd, a- 1, Untded, unAislened, 

Vnln-afie, v^ a, l. IjjoBen, remit. 
%. Belai, enervate, enfeeble, weal 
debilitate, prostrate. 
■nnburi, V. a. Disinter, dlflentomb, 

Unbridled, a. Unrestrained, IleentJ 

Unbroken, a. I. Bound, full, complete. 



dary, apocrypbal, of doobtfitl autl 
ity. 

Unee&fiin^, d. Incessant, constant, c 

tinual, perpetLtal, unlnterrapted, unre- 

blnlf, lougb, plain, lomely, rude,' 

Uncertain, a. 1. Equivocal, doi 
dnbions, unsettled, indistinct, ambign- 
ons, indeUnite, gnesUonable. 

& nnrellable, inBecure, precarious, 
problemaUoal. 

3. Not sure, not conMsnt. 

deanltiiy, fitful, variable, olianseab 

mutable, BUppetr, sbaky, not unlforii 
Uneertalnty, f^ 1. Ambizutty, doul 

obscurity, vagneness, dublausness, I 

certitude, doubtfnlness. 
s. Contlngenoy. 
3. Irr^ulIuit?,vaTlableaeaa,«liang;e- 

atdenesB, caprlclousness. 
UncliBin, V. a. Unbind, unshackle, s 

free, liberale, sat at liberty, 
Unohangeable, a. Cliangeless, Imrau 

able, nnalterabie, Invaiioble. 
Unchanged, a. Unaltered, nnvaiied. 
Unelianifluc, a. Unvarylnf . 
Unetaaritable, a. Harsb, eenaotion 

niduud, llllbetal, not chatltabie. 



UNCONDITIONAL 



I, incontinence, lewdness, v 



a. Irreligious, unholy, ungodly. 
n«treumapect, a, Improdent, Incon- 
siderate, careless, heedless, lieadlong, 
leokiess, indiscreet. Incautious, giddy, 
flighty, uDstBody, wild, gjddy-brainea. 

Uncivil, 3. Knde, Impolite, uiieourteous, 

"- S™;r-" 

oul, cSrty, filthy, nasty, 

UncleHnly.a. UsarjSAH. 
'"noleanneas, «■ Foilhieas, defilement, 

Impurity, dirtiness, filiJilues^ naslineBS, 

pollution, abominaticn. , 

nidaae, f). a. Open, aea, lay open. 

'niHotlied, a. trndressed, unoovered, 

naked, bai^ eisai. naked, in a stale of 

incloudt^. a. Oieor, bri^t, sunny, 

cloudless, uncbteured. 

rncaloi'ed, a. Colorless, untinged, nn- 



K>kir. 






maC miserable, unhappy, not oonifort- 

a. Close (OS iAe HwnfJer), oppressive. 
Uncomiuanded, a. Unordered, nnbld- 



UnGOmpasslon; 
imess, pitiless. 
Uneampelled, < 



lunicative, sparing 
l«,a. KuTHL.Bas,m< 



.., imbidden, nneonsCraine 
'atnltons, free, of dub's o 



..3d, Incom- 
■ieWtog, Ob- 



evident, naked. 



&, a. Inditferent, oai'eless, 
:ltou9, unmoved, apatketir^ 



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UNCONDITIONED 



s. InHidte, iDco-a 



. Knt conrtltloned. 



tfncoaqoersble, a. 1. lurindbla, lu- 



nnUal^" 



lable, a. UnieaSDnable, iu- 

otdlnate, exceBslve. 
UDODnstralned, a. Free, easy, natntal, 

eponCaneouB, lolnutaiT' 
rnoantmlltible, a. Tfngovernable, Ir- 

reprepalble, rampant, lieadstrong, not 

to Be oiintcolleii. 



elEdva. 
Uncoahed, <(. Bftw, not cooked. 
Cnoiunipt, a. Upi^lit, honest, true, 

TlrtnonB, honorable. Impartial, even- 

huided, etralghtfocward. 
CnoonTteoiu, a. Impollle. anclvil, dls- 

teepeotful, munanneil;, angentleman- 

Ij, rude, nneourtly^ discourUons. Inur- 

liane, bearleli, iu-monneted, 1U-bFed, 

m-behavBd. 
Unoonrtl.v, a. 1. KustSc, awkwaid, us- 

3. UnOiril, UBCOUETBOITS. 

ie^, olowDlBh, loutish, oiumay, nnseeiU' 
1;, unretined, nnooartly, inbharl;, rude, 
— ■'"f, ineiOEfli^, Bioniflilng, ui^alnly. 
Jnbmfliar, nnuBaal, strange, odd. 



Uncovers * 

02>en,dlVeBC ot oovenn^, 
B. Disciose, reveal, dlsooYBr. 
Unoovei-, v. n. Take oil' fbe hat (in to- 

fcE» qf retpecl], bare the head. 
Vnotioii, n. 1. lltasv.] Ungueut, oint- 

S. Fecvor, emoiion, OevoUonal feal- 

Uncliaoslty, ». [finrs.] UucTConaHBSS. 
Unotnons, a. Fat, &tty, greasy, oily, 

oleaginous, adipose, EObaceous. 
DaotaoDBnegB, ». OUlnesa, grsai^nesa, 

fatness, anotnoslty. 
UiuiidtiTated, o. 1. Untillefl. 

S. Knde, unolviUzad, unlettered, ig- 

3. Wild, savate, rough, sylvan. 
Bnoaccent, a. Iffiat does not pass (iit 



Cndauni 



luci^ous. maafal, manly, — 
■dismayed, unterrifled, m 

sa,a. 'unadnltoraiad, pui 
ng, a. Endiirlne, nnEai 
nniiying, amarantlilns, Im 



tindeclded, a. Undetermined, uneet- 

Undeflled, a. Pnre, spotless, unblem- 
ished, unspotted, uiiKnllled, imniacn- 
late. nntoinisbed, wlthoat a stain. 
ndelinsa,a. 1. Unbounded, limitless, 



ineonteatable, tirah^abie, eiident, ob- 
lions, not to be dlaputsd, beyond all 
ijnistton, beyond a doubt, past diapnto. 



3. Below, lees than, with lass than. 

4. By means of. 

5. Whan exposed to, while suflbring. 

6. In, In the state oi- oondiUon of 

1. Attested by, autliorisEd by, signed 

sultJeotion. 
irmed for lighting, I 

TJnder b^ poles, INant.) With no 
Underhnish, n. Undergrowth, under- 
Underdone, a, Bar«, done or cooked 

rare, moderalety cooked. 
Underestimate, v. a. Undecvalue, un- 

tSiS, rate too &. *™ 

Under Are, Exposed to flra [qfalioi, *jf 

Underfoot a. Under the feat. 

Undergo, v. a. Bear, suifer, endure, 
anatmii, experience, pass through, go 
through, meet with, be exposed to, be 
snhjeoted to. 

Underground, a, Sabtertanean, sub- 

Undergrowtb, n. Underbrush, under- 
Underliand, aS. Secrell p i at ly 



anUy 



T elaudF 



handedly, 
Underliiind. ». Dtvch . 

tine, dislneennons, unllu 

uuilerhaQded. 
Underlianded, a. Uhdbrtuhd 
Underhanded, ad. Ukdebhahd 
Underived, a, 1. Original, prime a 

~^orbdnal, primary, drat 



Underline, v. a, Undsrseore, drair a 
Underline:, n. UnderstJapper, fag, ser- 
UndermJne, v. a- Sap, mine- 
Underneath, 'in-ep. Under, heuaath, 



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Vudemeatli, ad. Beloir, 



Anuite, mts below tUe t 



. Sell oTienper thim. 



t}ad.er^ga,v.a. Sabat , _. 

UuderstBiul, v, a. 1. Apprsheiid, cnn- 

e^vB, perodTO, know, oohi'eehbsd, 

penetrate, discern, aea, ba¥e kuowledge 

of, see tbrougb, miike uat. 

a. Interptet, tulic, euppoae to mesin. 

3. Mean. Imply. 



it. I^in, liear, be apprised, be ^- 
tbimed. 
CnderstaiiiUiig, n. 1. Intellect, mind, 
reason, sense, bralne, tblnldng prinel- 
ule, resaoiilng &Eutt;, raUDnaTCicBltf , 
disoui'efva i^ulty, InceUectual powera, 
lutelleetutil fooultles. 

e. Intelligence, appcebenslon, com- 
prahenalon, perception, knowledge, dis- 
cernment, judgment, notion. Men. 

3i Agreement, accord, unanimity. 
Undei'staudlnEly, ad. Iittell^blr, In- 
telllgentlr, with fuD knowledge, Wltb 



CndeRrtTai>per, n. Underling, ftig, 

Cndertabe, u. a. Attempt, eet at 
eneaga in, embark In, antei' npon, 
InTiond, lake npon one's aal^ tai 
one's sbonldeca. 

tTndeitalce, v, n, Engi^, agree, Bl . . 
lata, bargain, promise, be bonnd, be 
sworn, pledge one's sett, ptf ' 
word, pligHC one's worrt, t 
word. tjLke upon one s self 

Undertaking;, n. Enlerpilse, enguge- 

Under the 1>reatli, Softly, nitli a lo 
TTndeir tlie rose. Privately, secietl 
Voder the weather. III, ■irk, indi 






rate below tbe ftr 



a. Despiaa, depreciate, esteem U 
ly, bold In low eetimatlon. 
Underwitled, a. Sappf, ^ly, : 



I. Subscribe, unfler- 



ved, a. Unmerited, 



Bigned, a. UnlntenWon! 

Undetermined, a, 1. Uneel 
~ led, ^vavei'lng, lie^tatjng 

TJnbonnileil, nndefinei, unliraitea. 

aiedi a. Latent, in embryo, 
bs, a. Str^gbt, Btraigbtfbi 

Und^i^e ' 






witliout'^il 



cepUble, 



™}?Si? 



. Stupid, liull, 

liabtened. 
UndlBclpllIied, a. Untrained, unpTBO- 

tised,^^ undrille^, uitecbooled, umnili- 

alea, inexperienced, ravr. 
UndlseDVersble, a. 1. Undiscemlble, 

tbot oaJincrt be diBcovered. 



UndlagulBed, a. Open, „ 
iMBived, plain, ftunk, dnoete, bonest, 
Inie; notaiBguiBed, notolonkeil. 

ITDdismBjyed, a, IJudaunted, unawed, 
umppaired, fearless, bold, courageous, 
brave, Intrepid, 

Xrndlsputed, a. UsDOtTBTEit. 

Undissembling, a. Sincere, bonest, In- 
genuous, arUara, gullalefls, open, frank, 
candid, bearb'. 

UndlBtlnsnilsbable, a. Indistinct, m- 



.^_, be dlstlnvnlalie^ 

Uudlstorbed, a. Calm, p^octd. quiet, 
tranquil, serene, paaoafol, unmoved, 
unrulQea, composed, collected, cool. 
Undivided, a. 1. Wbole, entire, com- 

a. United, one. 
Undo, V. a. 1. Annul, iuTalidate, trae- 

a. Loose, nnftsfaii, untie, dlaengj^, 
open, untbld, dlsent^igle, unravel. 
3. Ruin, destro;. 
it Impovorisb. bring to poverty. 

Undoing, n. Rnln, deettattlon. 

UndomeeUcated, a. Wild, not tame. 

Uudoabted, a. Indisputable, Indubi- 
table, undispulad, incontrovertible, au- 
questioTiable, not calEeil in question, 
uni]uestioned, not doubted, 

UudresB, v. a. Disrobe, strip, divest of 
olotbas. 

UndrcAB, it. Dltfbabllle, loose dress, ordi- 
nary dress, not full dress. 

UndrUled. a- Untrained, unpractised, 
undlsclplmed, uasokoolea, uidnltlated, 

Undue, a. nnsultOUa, Improper, exces- 



ulatins< "- Waving, wavy, undu- 

ulation, ". ■Wave, fluotuaaon, rlp- 
, rimple, wave-Ilka motion. 



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UNDULATOKT 

UndolaWry, a. Undulatii^, w 

UnduUfUl, a. Dieohedient, unflllal, 

disloyal, unMUifu!. 
UDdyin^f a. Daatblens, impeiishflble, 

immoriil, perennial, nevet-aying, ever- 



y, a. Su£>ematu 



Vneasln 

StUii 

9. OonBtT^ned, stiff, awkward, nn- 
gracarnl, ungainly, not easy. 
DnedDcatoa, a. imterate, anlett^reil, 

aainetmcied, nu^^litaned, tgiiora 

S3„ 

t. IHEUsetl. 
unendli«,a, E „. 

eleiDOl, x>eTpetnel, endless, 

T7nendarable, a. Inanffbrable, intole 
riHunl^Ittened, a. Ignorant, rNBD 
Dneqa^, o. 1. Uneren. not alike. 



4. In-egii^i, not eqUEible, t 



irneQualled, a. [Written 
gii<iiert.J '"^- ------' -- 

pacflllele 



'aUed, witL- 



peerlCM, uiisurpaBsed, — '— 

Uneqnivooal, a. IndaUtable, incon- 
testable, clear, plain, evidsat, cSLtaln, 
positire, absolute, nnamb^nona, un- 
mlHtakable, not eqnlv-""' 

TriieiTinK,a. 1. tats. 



KiMUble, n 
8. Certain, anre, exact, acj 



-, liable to 






It ijertain, Hnre, fl 
TTnesaentlal, a. Unimpori 
terEal, non-eesentlEll, or no EUA;uuub, m 
no oonseqnencs, of no moment. 
Vaeren, a. 1. Bough, tagged, Jagged, 
not level, not Bmooih. 
a. Unequal, not alike. 
S. (Md,iiotexacIl;d!v!tdb1ebj a. 
.... - TT -'ented. 



Unexampled, 
Unexcelled, ( 



lied, a. UnpTeoedente^ 



Unsi 



good, excellent, ft,ulfle9S. 
Unexpeoted, a. Sudden, abrupt, i 

tlcipated, anlooked (or, antliougbl 
Unespen^vet a. Oheap, MOdeiate, not 

, InKcperienoed, nn- 
«d, unsctiw>red, unin- 
rersed, undisciplined, 

Inaxpreeaive, obarao- 



^?^*m 



UntUIing, a. Ineibai 
lean, certain, constaii 



ttible, exhaust- 



Jnfadlng, a. Undeoayfng, lasting, a 



VatsMbial, a, falchiecs, tieochecons, 

SBT&dlDus, mjreliable, derelict, ^se, 
Bcdtful, dlslojal, mcieaut, treaaon- 
abie, undutlitil, folse-lieBrtea. 
Unnatwrlug, a. Elnn, reeolulfl, stead- 
fost, determined, anwaverlng, nnhesi- 
tatlng, answervlne. 
Uuflimllliur, a. Unuanal, uncommon, 
attange, ringalai, q.ueer, uubeaid of, 

. ofdate,"^lea iota 
, Loose, unloosf 



Unf^varable, 



Unftiatliered, a. Unfledged, callow. 
Vureellns, a. 1. Insensible, torpid, 
numb, apathetic, c^lous, without senel- 

£' Cruel, unkind, unsyrapathiKing, 
hard, bard-hearted. 

■ ■ -e, el«rllng, 
nnoObctea, 



•iSiSX 



.t«ndej. 



a. Uiiabaekle, u 
Tree, loose, set at llberty- 
Unflllal, a. Undutlfnl, diaobedien 

unaccomplialied, nnperftcmed, lef 

Unfit, Lt- 1. Unsuitable, Inappropriate, 
inaDDMuto, inapt. 

iqnnlifled, incapable, incapa<d- 

ca acltate '**" '"" 

Unlli^r^nK, a. Untiring, unremitting, 

unwearied, IndetkHeable, peraaverlng, 

--idroaping, iLSTet-tlrlng. 



Unfle^ed, a. 1. Unl 

a, Eiexparienoed, K. .,„^ 

Unfbld, ti. a. 1. Eipaim, open, tmroll. 

a, Seveal, dlacloae, deolare, divulge, 

tell, inlflrpret, disentangle, resolve, de- 

. tdpher, unravely unriddle, explain, illnB- 

trate, make known, set fbrth, make 

Unformed, a. Shapeless, anliched. 
Unfortunat*, a. 1. Unsucoesstnl un- 
prosperous, unlucky, luckless. Ill-fat^, 

2. Disaetroaa, calomitona, unhappy, 
deplorable. 
Uufrequent, a. Uooommon, tare, in&e- 
quent. 



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■UNPEEQDENTED 

0nCremieiited, a. Uninltabltad, unoc- 
aaplea, desetted, lone, eolituy. 

Unfrtended, a. Fiiendlesa, ibrlom. 

UnMendly, o. UnMud, hor"'- •-'-■ 
— ' majetol 

iToliflc,'aterlle~ aSclIe,' 
onniJ, fculOeis, ao4kfoiib. 

TTnflipl, p. a. Open, aiaplay, spread out, 
glva to the breeze. 

DuBHlnly, a. ClumBy, awkward, nn- 
coath, nneouray, inelegant, elowniah. 
booriBh, eawlty, foatlali, lulibetly, lum- 
bering, sfonching, nngraceful, stiff, con- 

riigenei^iiB,a. Illiberal, unkind, baet 
mean, sordid, selfisb, ignoble, dishonor 
able. 

Ungentle, a, Santi, mde, tm{icilite, un 

Bngentleinajil)', a. Unoiirn, impolite 
unoourteouB. dJaconrteous, rude, rough, 
coarse, bearisk, brxirlsb, ungenUe, sav- 
age, not gentlemanlv. 

Ungodly,. a. 'Wiofit 
unrighteoDB, godleei!. 

" - ■'- -. Unmlj, reliaotory, 

eprcKdbie, rlc 



uncontrollable. Intra 



matuioDB, wild, rampant, headstrong, 
Intnriate, — ■' ' — "" '■—' — 
Ui^ovenit 



1. Wlthou 
Tolled, unbridled, 



nnroflnei nnpohahed, uneourtl: , __ 
rainly, u^Lconth, alonching, rustic, boor- 
'—"h, clownish, gawky, lubberly. 



SV^^ 



lefi^. 



1, rough, unMendiy, 

a. Unplendng, disagreeable, ungratt 
till, offen^ve. 
Vi^rateflil, a. 1. Unthankful, witl 

ikUnpleaaing, oS^nslve, disagreCE 
ble, nngraoione. 
nngroaTded, a. 1. Undefended, unpi 



tJnliaJIawef 



Ointmen 



iHllowed, a. Unsancti 



Unluuidsome, a. 1. Plain, ugly, i 
beantlful. 

a, Unbeeomhig, illlber^, low, d 
reputable, derogalflry. 

clumay, bungUng, maladroit, Inexpe 
inapt, not dexterous, not ready, wll 
out dexterity. 



venlent, ni 



tondy. 



VnliapplnesB, Jt. 1, Wretchednes 

9. Misfortune, ealamity, dlmter. 
Unhappy, a. J. Wretched, miseFabl 
distressed, aSlct^d. 



imiNTELLECTUAL 



sore, severe, hard, tryli^, painful, un- 
fBrtunate, unlnc&y, unpropitloue. Bad, 
afllicljng, atSictiue, distres^ng, deplor- 



Uninjured, unhurt^ ni 



deal, Inharmonic, 
irmonlons, out cf tui 
TJnliealthfu], a. Unwhc 
' ' ious, onhealtby, nox 



!. UnwhdlesDnie, insalabilons, dele- 
ious, polsonons, niorbiJIc, unhealth- 
, noxlou^ UTtlkvorahle to health. 
J. Morbid, indleative of disease. 
Unlieard cn^ Kuvel, nnexHuipled, nn- 

of tUe way, stcai^. 
Unhesitating:, a. Frompt, ready. 
Unboly.o. 1. Unhallowed, unsanctifled, . 

profane. 
a. Undevout, irreligious, ungodly, 

Impious, irreverent, wicked, unfid, 

blaspheroous. 












UuiflffidlDn, n 

to beeome one), iucorpocaHon. 
Uniform, a. 1. Undaylating, unTaiy- 

Ir^, unvaried, unchanged, regular, con- 

etant, equable, alike. 
8. Consonant, consistent. 
Uniformity, n. 1. SameaesB, regnlar- 



S. Gonsi 



onfotmity, nnaniai- 



murky, sliady, eauless, dismaL 
Uuijnafiinable, a. Inconeelvahle, that 

cannot be imomned or conceived. 
Unlmpnasioiied, a. Calm, eool, tran- 
quil, quiet, diepas^onate. 



Stionable, irreproachable, Irreprehen- 
e, nnehallengeaWe. 
VnimportAnce, n. Inslgnifleance, pal- 
triness, empUncBS, tLiyiaJily, nothing' 

UniiupoTtant, a. Inslgnlfleant, trivial, 
.-.=.__ . '--TBble, sn 



^iB, a. UnsnseeptilQe, Im- 

,, fve. Impassible, pasaianleBS, apa- 
thetic, phlsgmalio, Sbdcal, Platonic, 
cold, tine, obtuse, torpid, oallone, 
dead, eoia-blooded, without sensibility, 
destitute of feeling. 
Unlnjnredja. Unharmed, unhurt, un- 



UnlutelUKsnl^ <i. Stupid, dull, nsm 
Uiilntellectnal,a. Stuidd, dull, obtusi 



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sappy, nninteU^nt, dull-wi tted, blan1>- 
witt«a^ weak-mtndfiil, faeble-minded, 



Uulntsimittod, a. Uhikterrufted. 

ITuinterrupted, a, Jnceseant, unceas- 
ing, anlntermlttea, contiuaal, canetant, 
perpetual. 

ooalitian, ooDjunctioo, onUicatiDn, lu- 

^, Haimojiyf concohl, agreement, 
oonosrt, unWn, onanimlty, unity. 

s. CottEaiLetaoy, alliance, leagoe. 

Dnlqne, a. Sbsgleihttbidorexcelieniieii 

—' '^Tliea, nnffitamplecl, aingnlar. 



KnltB, V. a. 1. Join, 



3. Aesnmte, eouple, conjoin. 
ite, V. n, 1. Concui, agree, co-oner- 
te, join forces, pull together, act in 



3. Be eonaolldateil, be cemented, I 

Unity, n, 1, OnenceR. Binglenees, Indi- 
vidoality. 
S. Conoord, b^mony, ogieement 



a. Total, wbole. 

TTniversti, it. ILogic.) General notion 
or conception lapplieaiie to each mAi- 
vidMal t^ a Bpecws and exoressed by a 
gei\eral term), idea (in "Js* Flatomc 

ITniveraelity, ». Generality, catliolioilT, 

unlimited appllcjiUou. 
TTnlveraal lajiguagei Ff^grfipliy, pas- 



rntversal medlciDe, Fan 



Uni' 



iTerse, n. World, cosmo^ natni 
'hole creation, all created thii^B. 



Uiiji 



UnlTBrsito M. 

(ij/'(Aeftij'Seate;Dujij,.iLo.aijiiioiimnuii, 

CDllegc. 

'"*— * " TneiTtjitable. inlqultfrua, un- 

.^1., uu.uu.ieBt, unclghteons, wicked, 

wrong, nefatlone, lieinona, flagidous. 
rnjiistiflable,<t. Uiiwari'anlame, inde- 

infciud, o. UntMendiy, angraclona, 



ilnde, 

uncegretted. 
.nlaiWJU, a. j— „— , 
UnletuTOed; a. Unedi 



aedjo. Uned 



V^a,-wfnl, a. Illegal, illicit, unlieeiiaed. 
-■ " ■ - ^--'ineatetS.uuletWred, 

UolesB, cot^. j^oapt, If not. 
Xfnlettered, a- Ignorant, nBl.EABKBD. 
ITuUcked,a. ShapelBss, nnftirmed. 
Unlike, a. Diaslmllar, ditbreat, bete- 

logsneoue. 
CDlilcelUuiod, n. Improbability. 
Unlikely, a. Impral"i«le, 



ed, liioiUeES, inlit 



, 1. Boundleaa, nnbonnd- 



cted, uncansttoined, ab- 



Unl 



, .ndeflnlla. 

, DlKCbarge, unlade. 



. XTnbli 



, loOflCDj 



_.. infosten, nnbuoSle. 

Unluckily, od. Unfortunately, as 111 

luck would liaie It, iu an eill hour. 
Unlucky, a, 1. Unlbrtunale, unsuc- 

ceHEfDJ, luekleaa, lll-Btarred. 
S. InanepicIoDB^ill-omened. 



geld, deprli 



drUIty. 






d^courage, make de- 
Weaiken, debilitate, efi^mlnate, 



Unruaiu^;eable, a. 1. Hot easily £ 
S. Unwieldy, imbandy, cnmberso. 

Unnuuily, a. 1. ElTeniinate, worn 

a. Base, Ignoble, mean, m^enerc 
cowardly. 
Uamanuered, a, UHiTAKini:ia.y. 
Unmannerly, a ' 



Unmaak, v. a. Expose, lay open. 
Unmatabedi a. 1. Uneqaalled, unpai- 
.,..,.j — ..i,__ .. ■^ „n^. 

it an equal 



Qed, imparaiToned, n 



8. Ineiprestive. 
Unmeasured, a. 1. Unsparing, 



imendfol, a, 1. Merclleaa, en 
a. [OMoqnial.] Exorbitant, s 



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UNMINDFUL 



Cnminilfnl, a. Cnielees, inatti 
h^edleBB. re^rdlesa, unobaervan 
Ifzent, ioi^Efnl, mindless, not 

UmuistOkable, a. Clem, evident, p^- 
pabla, plain, maidi^t, obvteaa, patent 
Dtien, visible, nuequlvoc^, poaltlve^ 
imbignoiiB, prunDuQced, lieolded. 






Tjnwept, unlamanted, 
I. Firta, stesddxat, 



India^rent, insenslbla, anaSbcted, 
L Ary eyas, without a tear. 
naloid, a. IHeaordant, harsb, in- 



I. Forced, stn^ed, Blilled, Bl 



UnnnmlieTed, a. Innumerable, nnm 

■berleaa, onnntlaas. 
ITuidbJeBtlaiuible, a. tiDexeepUonabIt 
Cnobaerranti a. Heedless, carelew 

UiougLtlea|> Inattentive, unmhidfol. 



npcetendlng, unaaau 

UnofiGeadiiofff a. Harmless, blameh 

inoHenalvo, Innooent. 
tJnaTsanlzedi "- Itiorganlc, inorg; 

leal, witliODt oi^ans, witliout ocgiuii 

UnaBtentatlona, a. Modeat, nnobt 
sire, retirliig, unereWndlng, onpret 
«ous, not boastful, not Bliowy. 

Unpaid, a. UnsettW, owing, due, out- 

rnpalatajjle, a. 1. Vapid, Bavorleas, 
%, lilEagTBeablo [to the taste), dlagost- 



- jjnreeedeuted, without a ptradlS. 

DnnardiHtBUICk a. Inaxcusobla, Inde- 
fensibly nnjnBtmable,1iTeml~"-'- •- 
expiable. unatonable. 

UnperoelTed, a. UnnotlcBii, 
ed, nnt}bBerved,n7idflaiuied, t 

Unnlt^Fii^, a. uelentlefie, nn 



repulalTB, obnoxloua. 



npteasli^, (t. 
npliiuit. a^ 

bundli^. onyl 



UWPLEASAST. 



9. Bude, uncivilized, unrefined, un- 
•aoefttl. untrained, untauslit, ondlael- 
, Jiufld, UarbacouB, ilUterate, 
ITapaUated, il Pnre, uudefiled, un- 

corrupted, uuvltltbled. 
TTupopalar. a. Blallkad {by iheveqpfe], 

obnoxiooE ioeaeralts], not poiiulur. 
UnpiaeHoia, o. 1. Theorstlciil. 



paraJleled, uni 
matobed, mate 

tTopt^iidjaedi a. 
poseeBsad, unwarr 

Unpremeditated, 



TJiLtndnedi luaxpeii- 

Cneimmpled. un- 
■■-" unrlvaUed, un- 
^aragoned. 
iiaeeed, nnpre- 
iparHal, fair. 
Jnatudlad, ex- 



TTnprepoHBeBHad, a. tTKFBEJTTDIOED. 

IJnprM»itdliiH', a. Modest, lowly, uit' 
asBuming. reHring, unobtruBlva, unoa- 
tentattona, unpretcnliuaB, not far^ 

Unpreientions, a. UkfbetBBdiki 
IlDprlQidpIed, a. Immoral, v'- 

vrclouB. bad, knavish, I'ogulsb, i 

est, triotiali, Tr 



Immoral, wluked. 



. UBFllOmrOTiyE. 



ProlltlesB, fl^ultleBS, 



Uppramisliu;, a. Ina,UBpldeuB, unpFO- 
pftloua, uitfftVorable, unluoSy, nuto- 
ward, m-omaned, not enoour^ng, not 
proml^ng. 

UikBPOpitionB, a- Unfavorable, Inau- 

"""""uDBnocBflafiil, ILl-a't 
-^ Datencelaaa, 1 

TTnpTorlf .._ 

ol^ devoid of. 

Uoqiialifled, a. 1. Incompetent, unAt, 
nuadapted. 

8. AbflOlnte, imcondltlonal, unmena- 
nred, nnrestricted, tliorougb, plump, 
fcUl, direct, downr^Ut. 
3. £iii£gerated, aweepli^. 

Unqoeaobablei a. Uneitit^ulshabla, 
that oauDoi ba quenched. 

UnqneBtloniibl^ a. Indisputable, In-. 
controTBcable.iuaubltable, undeniable. 
Irrefragable, ineontestaljle, cartain, evi- 
dent, obvious, not to be alBnuteii, be- 
joiul all quesMofi, beyond a doubt, past 



Cuqnlet^ a. Uneaaj, 1 
disturbed, not calm, n 



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UNSOCIABLE 



Unravel, c. a. 1, Dieantangle, extri- 

a, UiifOIcl, deelpher, f nterpret, under- 

Btana, rasDlve, solve, expl^n, read, 

cleoi up, make out. 
Dnreadable, o. lU^ble. 
TTnr«Ed» a. Insubstantial, tnu^naiyj 

slisdowy, yMnnarj-, itpeotoal, gMstlr. 
TInieaBOTEabl& a.- X. IrcaUbna!, (BOt- 

Ish, unwise, f^Buid, ^Ijs piepOBterans, 



lopMcal, ill 



nnjuat, 

CsreBBaiiableiieas, n. 1. Absnidlty, 
Iboliblinees, MI7, Irrationality. 
a. Exorbitancy, InimodeTateness. 

Uau-^enevate, a. TTjicanyerted. 

Unrdlentliw, a. Inexorable, li ' 
able, tdtUess, relanUeee, marcllet 
men^l, nucompseeloiials, Iiatd, 
unpttf Ins. setsre, Btein, liaisb, 
austere, rigorons, str^t-laced, pe 

Unniia 

tliy, u( 



TJnsatiated, a, Ubsaiqd. 

UosatlsCftatory, a. 1- Insofficlentj 

"lUsfectory. 

S, lame, poor, weak, feeble. 

rnaatisfled.a. 1. TJiisaled, unsntii 

~ . lUasatlsfled, discunlcntea, 

^-..^ed, maloontent. not Batlsdod. 

UnsaTory, a. 1. Unpalatable, ti 

less, in^pi<3, Soi, vapid, savoi 



, Impenitent, sea 
ua, Incorrtoibla, ! 
claimable, oMnrale, abandoned, 1 
graceless, shameless, profligate. 



Oilrepenta 

baTOened. 



^ngle -minded, aboye-boMd, opcn- 

Uni'eslsUiiei '^ SobmieslTe, patient, 

pRSSive, long-sufforing. 
Unrmtidoted, a. 1. Unrastralnea, 

limited, free, unoonfinea, imbrW 

unfettered, independent. 
a. Unobsliucled, open, pnblic, cU_- 
Cncevealed, a. Snerat, hidden, ui 

known, unoleooTsred, ooouifl'. 
Unriddle, V. a. Solve, explain, a; 

pound, unfold, unravel. 
Tlnrlgliteinie. a. 1. Wicked, ungodly, 

unho^, sinful, wrong, not righteous. 
8. OnjQSt, unlWP, iniquitous, hiaqu 

table, nefitffons, heinous.^ _^_ 



leled, peel 
ble, Inlinlt 



Unequalled, 1 



ITnroot, u. a. Extirpate, eradicate, up- 

root, root oat, paU np by f" *- 

UundSed, a. Oolnt, tre 

posed, undisturbed, eoolj 

pla^d, peaoefal, phlloso 

lected, . serene, unmoved, 

TurbulBBt, Hi^overnabts, 






Unruly, a. TurbulBBt, 
reftaitory, disobedient. 



Dangerous, petllone, haiacd- 

ire, RISKY, Mi of risk. 

;<1, a. Unholy, unhaUowed, 

LUated, unsatisfied. 



TJnsay, v. a. Betract, reaal], recant. 

lake uaok. 
Unsompulona, a. Unprincipled, wllli- 

...1. ,jgg^ regardless of principle. 

unauuieu, a. Open, Without a seal. 
Unsearolialile, a. Inscrutable, liico 



prshenslM 

past flnding om. 
fnseasonable, a. 
timely, 111-tlmed, 



Q bys 



ichln 



1. It 



liberal, magnanimous, high-minded. 

Unsettle, v. a. Decauge, disturb, dis- 
concert, nnflx, conttae, disorder, throw 
Into dlaoi-der. 

Unsettled, a. 1. Wavprina. rpstlBSH. 
vaelUatlnt;, flokle. 



Sflokle, unstea 
, not steady. 



U Unpaid, owing. 



Unsliapen, a, Deformed, shapeless, II 
ibrmed, ill-made, ill-shaped, gcotesqu 
Unslghay, a. Ugly, homely, plain, il 

UnslcUfid, a- Awkward, bungling, ui 
handy, clumsy, maladroit, anskiUeu, 
Inapt, Inexpert, without dexteiity. 

UnsUlleil, a. 1. Inexperienced, un- 
drilled, nuexerdsed, unpraotieed, itn- 
dlsclpllned, uneducated, unschooled, 

Unsootable, 01. Eeserved, taoltarn, un- 



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unsanea, "- Ontttrnished, unBtftinad, 

nmulUad. unspotted, spotless, ulem. 
UnsopliUtlcated, a. 1. Pnra, UQHdal- 

temted, gennlne. 
e, GnUaless, undepcared, good, B~ 

pollnted, iiRvillat«d, 
I^iBannd, a. 1. SefecUve, imperfo 

tiiLpidrsil, deoajed, rotteu, 
S. IMseased. idckly, weaM;, poorly, 

Inflitn, unliealthy, morbid. 

3. ErroneonB, wrong, fEilSB, tklla- 
cions, Incorrect aecelfiiU, aopUBtioal, 
illoglciil. 

4. Heterodox, heretioal, not — "-■ 

dOK. 

Unspeakable, a. InaspressiTile, unut- 
terable, inefiiiMe, litdeeeribalile, bayond 

Unsplrlbuai, a. Sensual, carnal, aesh- 

ly. 
Unspotted, a, 1, TJnstiJned, nnsoiled, 

unlmnlsliBd, unsullied, spotless, clean. 
a. Pure, unoorruptad, untainted, un- 

defiled, iiamacHltiifl. 
Unstable, a. TJhstbadv, 
Unstained, o. 1, Untlngad, undyad, 

Tlnsteadt^st, a. Fickle, DNSTGADY. 
Unsteady, a. 1. Unsettled, fluctualii 

3. Inconstant, fickle, unsteadCaat, 
nnstable, changeable, vaoUlAtlng, wa- 
. vecing, mutable, variable, ever-cbang- 

Unstfntcd, a. Abundant, ample, tilen- 



Impromptu, ou-faand. 
Unsnbmlsslre.o. IHaabedleiit, n 



S, Improper, nnbecomlng, InoQngru- 
ous, out 01 fteeplng, out of character, 
out oF plane. Id baa laste. 

UnsnilAbly, ad. Inapproprlataly, un- 
Htly, nntfiaaly.lULlFBOFOs. 

UuBoitetl, a. Unfit, ukhuitable. 

UnBDlltod, a. 1. Unepettad, unetalned, 
. nntamialied, nnaolleo, spotless, clean. 

9. Pure, untainted, uncorrupted, on- 
defiled, Immaculate. 

Unsnrpassed. a. Unexcelled, match- 
lees, unequalled, unmatched, unparal- 
leled, unnToUed, unexampleii, pearlcfls, 
nnpuagoned, without an equal. 

UnsoBcepUble, a. Unimpreseible. im- 
paeslve, apathetic, cold, phlegmatic, 

Unsuspecting, a. UnaaapMoua, cred- 



UNTRAINKT) 

luspicious, a. UnsTiapeoting, ored- 

Un&wtwlnK, a. Ftvm, determined, res- 
olute, steady, stead&st, stanch, stable, 

Unsymnietrioal, a. DlsproporfJonalfi, 
Irragutat, out of proportion, without 
eymmetry. 
Uiisyst^inatlii, I oi. Irregular, disor- 
UnSf stematioal, I derly, ImmstAod' 

, Pure, uncoFtuplea, un- 
potted, unsulliea, nntar- 
nishatt. Immaculate. 
Jntan^le, v. a, IHeentangle. 
Jntamlslied, a. Unspotted, unsullied, 
unstained, unsoFled, apoUes^ clean. 
TntauKrlit, a. Ignorant, munatruoteil- 
uneducated, nn^atored, untrained, u 
'-"- — ed, unenlightened, r-"" — 



llllten 



xed, a. i 
uin.t, without 
Unteaoliable, a 



unlettered, 
it-ftae, without pay- 



oateless, inoMi^derata, 



thrift, equa 

Unthrifty, a. Thriftlaas, wasteful, lav- 
ish, piolttse,jirodtoH, (mnrovM— 

Untidy, a, Sforen^, eXntueh. 

UnUe, V, a, 1. I-™ n~>-™ — 



, unloows cj 

2, Basolre, fiolva. utuu. 
Untimely a. Ill-tlmad, u 



nmei^ u. jji-umad 
ilstbned. Inopportune, 
vt seHEon. 
Untimely, ad. 



.bly, u 



Untlnged, a. Uncoloced, undyed, un- 
stained, colorless, hueless, BGhromaUc. 

Unti^Fbiz, a, Unwesrlad, indefatigable, 
unramMlng, uncaasli^, incessant. 

Untitled, a. Plabalon, Ignoble, vntea', 
low, buss, baae-boin, low-bom, without 
a Utle. 
tanChed, a. 1. Hot touched, not 



Untoward, a. 1. Froward, perverse, 
intraelable, stubborn, refractory. 

a. Inconvenient, unmanageable, sn- 
noyinsf, trouhlesome, vexatious. 

8. Awkward, ungainly, ungraceful, 

Uutractable, o. Unmanageable, stub- 
born, perversa, unruly, headattohg, 
tefrHctory, obstinate, dogged, muli^ 
ungovernable, indocile, cantankerous. 

Untrained, ^ Undisciplined, untn- 
stFuct^d, uneducated, untutored, inex- 
perienced, Dninltiated, andrilled, not 
trained, Ignoiaut. 



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"DNTKAVELLf™ 4 

BUed, a, [Written slso Untrav- 
i. Not travBlled otct, unfre- 

Btieiioed ae a travelli 
travellea. 
. Pallitesa, tracklfisa. 

e. FamUees, treaiibetaus, apostate, 

UntmBtwortliy, a. 1Tsbbuajii.b, di 



irEOAKIOUS 






odtful, treaolierone, rottan, n 



on, fiib- 



. Disentangle, rarel, un 
I. Unemployed, untrleil 



ed, insular 
traordmary. 

Dnutterable, Q 



rnworthy, o. 1. Uiideservli^. 

3. Unuecomlmr, base. ahamefuT, bi 
Unworthy of, Siacreili table to, d 



iid«, roi^b, sbapeless. 
rnyleldlns, a. 1. Infleilhle, constant, 
BteaUy, resolute, Bteadtiat, stanch, per- 
tinacious, deleiiaiiied. 

Isb, headstrong, Intractable, pbttbtsb, 
wayward, oojitanketous. 
Upbraid, o. a. Eapcoach, censnce, te- 
prove, blame, rebulte, chide, repHmand, 
admonish, condemn, stigmatise, ecoM, 



._, fafflonit, hatd, arduous, tolleome. 
Upliold, V. a, 1, Support, sostain, hold . 

. MainSln, defend, vlndioate; jua- 



Unembeliisbed, plain, unadorned. 



ternimed, fixed, a£anc 
Vntvesrio' " * "' 

a. IndE 
riaCent, c 



Jn»«U,a. II 
uoCw^.ont 
thealckltBt, 



of sorts, out of health, on 



XTjDivept, A Unlamentod, unmourned, 
unre^etted, 

VnwIuileBome, a. 1. Insalubrious, 
unhealthy, nnbealthful, noxious, noi- 
some, deleterioue, baneful, poisonous, 
Injununs b) healtb. 
it. Pernicious (to tlK miiiii), Injudl- 

UnwiddT, a. Unmanageable ifrom siee 
orwelgSl), ponderons, bulky, weighty, 
heavy, clumsy. 

ITnnllUngr, a- Loath, dlshiclhied, op- 
posed, aferse, Feluctant, backxaid, 
indiaposed, not disposed. 

Unnjse, a. Foolish. Inlndlolous, indis- 
creet, Imprndeni, ill-advised, ill-indged. 

ITnwittlnely, aa, IcBdiertently, un- 
consciou^y, ignorantty, without know- 
ing It. 

■■'"■"'^"*imed, unused. 



paniprQ). 



Upper vnin, n. 1. Top oinst. 

a, [Coiloqmai.] Aristocracy, utPEa 
TEK, upper daEises. 

Upper hand, «. Saperfority, advan- 
t^e, ascendency, dominion, iRle, pre- 
eminence, anpremacy,maaleiy,master- 

Uppermost^ a. HIgbest, lofHest, top- 
Upper ten, n. [_Cttiioqi6i<U.i Aristoeracy, 
UPFQB CKUST, upper classes, upper 
■ ten thonsand. 

Upper ten thmiaand, TTfeeb ieh. 
Uppish, a. [^CoOmpiikU.] Frond, arro- 
gant, liaugbty, assuming, smart, perk, 

Upiieht, a. 1. Erect, perpendioolar, 
teiBoal, plumb, on and. 

a. Honest, Jnat, honorable, oonsden- 
tlons, vlrtnons, good, pure, etraight- 

UprlebtnesB, n. Honesty, Integrity, 
probity, rectitnde, justice, equity, fair- 
neES, principle, incorrnptibluty, right- 
worthiness, trustiness, worth, d^nily 

Uproar, n. Tumult, disturbance, com- 
motidSi, confnsion, tnrraolL hubbub. 



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4vsrslty, good 
Lp^e, tip over, 



fbrCune and biid, « 
DpBBtiO.a. Ovecti 

torn topey-tuTTy. 
Dpsliat;, n. Oanclneion, end, t^r 

UENT, mnALU^, catastrophe. 
TTpslde down, <Hi. Topsy-tm 



PiRVEnn, snob, i 



eenmifr. 
Vp to snoff, [OMonvM.] Shrawd, «x- 
perleneed, acute, suarp, Keen, knowing^ 
agtnte, sagadims, bilglit, not to be im- 

Up to tbfi hab. To tlio utmost, aa for 
Hf) -posBlble {i« am diffciMg, as jenen a 
tsAeeJ it ey/«li in nui'e). 

Up to tbe soiatcli, [CWtogMinl.] Cour- 
ageone, brave, bald, Intrepid, daring, 
dauntlBffi, teaolntfl, ready to flidit (as 
vihea bo^^n are brovaM vp (o&s Ivts 
or eofoich fAot Mpomcflrf f/i01t). 

Dliwanl, a. Asoaadlng, npbUI. 

Upwards of, Abore, more tliao. 

Urbane, a. Polite, idliil, conrteons, 
oom^Bant, reHned, polished, centle- 
raady, iadjllke, waiared, walT-maii- 
nereo, well-beUaved. 

Urbanity, .». PolUenesa, rjTility, oonr- 
teay, complaleanoei amenity, suavity, 
gooA brsQclIng, ifooa manners 

Dmliln.n, 1, Hedge-liqg. 
g. ILudleroiK.] Glilld,biat. 

Unre, v. it. 1* Faah, presa. Impel, drive, 
i&iB onward, puBb on, press on. 

S, Solkit, importone, beg, entrei 
beseacli, Implore, conjure. 

gato, stjmi^ato, goa^, epnr. 
Uisonoy, B. 1. Pressure, press, ei 



Bnu):, 



a. Importunity, entreaty, Inslsteni 

Hillcitattun. 
3. Incitement, aUmulus, spur, goau. 
Urgent, a. Preesiiig, cogent, importun 

nate, pertlnadous, earnestly SDlleltous. 
Urjnstl, n- !■ Cbamber-pot, jorden. 

■ B, Place for urinoUng. 
Vnnate, V. a. PiM>LB, mate water, 

Yoid nrlne. 
Uraa Major, !L.) f^^ntron.) Charles's 

Wain, the Wain, a.e Great Bear. 
Ursa mnor, IL.J (Astrmi.) The Lit- 
tle BeHr, UiB Lesset Beai 
Usage, ». 1. Treatment. 
8. Preotice (tow cont- 

nse, liahit, preeci^cn. 
Use, ». 1. Smployment, application, 

^iipUimce, exerdae, pracrice. 



3. Advanlage, benefit, ntnity, ser- 
vice, profit, usefulness, avail. 

3. Occaaiun, need, necessity. 

4. Usage, custom, habit. 

Jse, V. a, 1. Employ, apply, malte u>e 
at, avail one's self of, take advanlaee 
of, turn to aeooimt, make the most of, 
put in re^lsltloo, bring Into play. 



4. AeeuBtom, habltoat 
mlliarise, lialn. 

5. Treat, deal with, s 
towards. 

Jse,v.i£. Be accaatomed, __ 

Useftil, o. AdvantBgeoua, pcofltJ 






blB, gODd, salutary, conveniei 
rselese, a.' Una^dllne, frult-mo, u^nru- 
leaa, profltlsea, nnpronrable, unservice- 
able, valueless, wortmees, Aitlle, aboi- 



Usnrpati 



, I^mlllar, regolar, gener^, tta^ 
.-L '■^"bltnal, wonted, accuatomed, 
, prevalent, every-day. 
. Seize (wit4oiifrtoM)^arro- 
ne, amiroprlate unlanftilly. 



Utility, «. UaeCnlneaa {in aa abstraot 
den««), advantageousness, benefit, avail, 

Vtll^ o. «. Pot to use, make use of, 
make useful, turn to account, take ad- 



., Extreme, fiirtbeat, la 



higbest endeavor, 
Utopian, a. Ideal, 

Utricle, «. ' Vericle, , 
Utter, a. 1. Tolal, 
perfect. 

onr^i^fied. 



E, greatest e^rt, 
most tbat can be 

lonary, £inclful, 

-, Jot aotusJ. 
cyst, bladder. 



(lona 



mptory, 



e, express, broach, give 



fbrfJi. give expres^on to 
a. Put Into circulation. 
Utteiable, a, Pconouuoeable, eipcei 

Ible. 
UtteFSnoe, n. Pronnndation, eiprt 

Uttennost, a. 1. Sxtreme, forthest. 
S. Oieotest, utmost. 



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Taoancy, «. 1. vaenlty, empHne 
a. Ct^am, blank, gap, space. 

Tacant, a. 1. Emptj, voiil. unU] 
a. IHeengaged, not bnrted, ni 



v. a. Inoculate vtth klne- 

. n. 1. Sway, reel, etagge 

r, flnotnate, iosltato, 
■>o nnsettlei? ■■- - — 
Id loose, bio 

hSnt"wi'a'K\ound, 

VacUIation, n. 1. Straying, reeling, 

Blagserlng, roekinj. 
s. Wavering, fli;iutuaC1oi 

nnEteadlneBB, InoonBtancj. 
Taculty, it. 1. Emptiness, vacancy, In- 

a. Void, 






. Vagcai 
9 Trandecer, 



linger 



luant, a. (Bat.) Sheatcit^. 
inate, a. {Bot.j Skeailied. 
rancy, 71. Boving, wandering. 



alKUti^oned wretdi. 
Vagary, «. .Whim, ft-eak, whlmBey, 

tfc, crotchet, whlmateality, pranl- 
Va^uant, a. (Bat.) Sheaililt^. 
Taking " " '""' 

Vagriwi^h. VAoit 

Tagrant, a. StrolUne, wandering, rov- 
ing, roainlns, unsattlM, nomadic. 

Tt^roe. a. nncertain, BmhiEaons, dim, 
donhmil, obscure, nnoetemilned, indef- 
inlle, InaiBtlnnti nneettled, loose, lax, 
QD&xcd, not njscise, not exact. 

VaSu, a. 1. Unreal, shadowy, nnBnb- 
Btantial, snppositlldonB, dreamy, baac- 
leBB, Imaginary, empty, v^d. 

S. UnaTollIng, nselceB, boDUess, in- 
efibctoul, &ulll^, profltleaa, fuUle. nn- 
gafcry. aboMilve, nnprofttable, wiHwiit 
availjidle, to no purpose, to qo end. 

3. WoriJiless, nnaatlBlVlng. nnsatia- 
factK>ry. vapid, taateiess, Imipid, dat, 

4. Conceited, vain-glorious, inflated. 



oplnloued, self-aatUrlne, L^h-Si 



Vidn-elorloos, a. 

nrond beyond deae 
a. Boastful, vaantii^. 






swell. 



Valet, '». [Fr.l Groom, servant, serv- 
ing man, wilting servant. 
Valet) decluunbre, [ffr.] Bod J servant. 
Voletndlnarlan, n. InvaUd, valetudi- 

ValetudJnariiui, a. Weali, inilrm, alck- 
b,lteBble, weakly, frail, invalid, valetu- 

Taletndlnary. 1. Taletuiuhabiah. 

ValetudlntU7, tt, Yaletudinorian. 

Viiliant, a. Brave, coun^aous, intrep- 
id, valoTOOB, gallant, chivalrous, ciiiv- 
^rie, heroic, daring, daanttoss, bold, 
fearless, doughty, undauuted, Spartan, 
hon-hearied. 

Valid, a. Eiflcaclous, efflident, sound, 
we^blj, powerful, eoncluaive, logical, 
cogent, pecsuBsivo, good, just, Bolld, 
important, grave, suSblent, strong, not 
weak, not defeetivs, no* frivolous, not 

Validity, ». Soundness, justneee, effl.- 
cnoy, cogency, weight, strength, good- 
ness, ibrce, gravity, importance. 

Valise, «. Fortmanleau, travelling I>ag. 

ViOley, n. VaI:B, dale, bottom, deU, 
dingie, ravine. 



inrage, prowess,' bolitnees, spirit, dar- 
ing, gallantry, intrepidity. 

VnJnable, a. 1. Frceions, useful, ser- 



a. Valne,worth. 

3. Price, cost, rate, ea 

a. Esteem, appredat 


ulliity, Impor 
uivalent (nalu 


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Vampire, n. 1. Paiadte, bloodeoelcer. 
a. (ZaSl.) Vaiuplie-biit. 

Va™ «."^i'cont fqfaa army oi- a fieet) 

firre-raiilE. 
Vandal, ». Barbatian, savage. 



indallsm, 

S.' Blade 



Barbarous, Vandal. 

WeatUer-oooli. 

{flf a nrin^iniUf propp. 

Bene, oil-plaut iSesia 



Vanl^, n, 1. EmpUnese, hollo 
woTUileBsii€6s, fatJUty, Dnroalne: 



. Conqosr, defeat, beat, 

ji^ata, ovarpowar, overbear, master, 
floor, crnsb, worst, rout, dlscomfll,, 
olioke, foil, qnell, nut down, get tbe 
upper hand ^, get tlie better of. 
Vanqoleher, n. Conqueror, aiibduei 









i^j^ream, v^n Imagii 
Boast, brag, bluster, swag- 



g;er, bully. 
Vaporer, n. Boaatec, 
gart, swaggerec, rau 

BSlfB. 

Vaporiah, a. Splenetle, hypoelioi 
cal, peevish, peCulant, huntoreom 



Vaporize, V. a. Evaporate, lonvert Into 

Yaporoas, a. 1. F<^y, vapory, fall of 
9. Unreal, unanbatantlal, vain. 

Vapors, ». pi. Hypoebondriaais, spleen, 
melancholy, dejection, blues, depres- 
sion of Bpitita, blue davile. 

Vapswy, o. 1. Vaporous, Biggy, full of 

8. Hypoohondrjaoal, vaporish. 
Variable, o- 1. Oliangeable, mutable. 
" ■*■" ■" — ■■) unsteady, nckle. va "' 



!a«ng,ii 
deeded. 



iverl^, auetnatli^, Btful, u 



Variation, want <^ ei 



» the writ and the 



dectaraiion, or betweei tlie aiUgafioa 
and the pra^) 
Variation,™. 1 Alteration mntatlou 
change, modldeatlun 

a. Deviation departure diflerenije 
diverdty, discrepance dls'Tapancy VA 

Vai'lesate, o. a. Diversify, vary, etrealt, 
checler, dapple, Ugare, mark with dif- 

Vai^gated, a. Party-eolorefl, piebald, 
mocSy, mottled, pieil, manv-colored, 
maiiy-haed, diveis-coioied, of all man- 
Variety, n. i, IHver^ty, diiierenoe. 
a. Multiplicity, mnltlformlty, mul- 

se, di%ieut, man- 



Variola, B. {ifed.) I 



3. Variegated, diversified, 
arlet, a. Soonndrel, rascal, rogue, 
knave, aoap^race. 
arnish,«. lacquer. 
amlsh, «. a. 1. Lacquer, Japan. 

a, Polish, adorn, decorate, garnish, 
gild. 

3. PaIUat«, gloss, Extenuate, ex- 

ary, v. a. 1. Alter, oliango, modify, 
transform, transmute, metamorphose, 

.fersify, — '- 

a.'- '•' 

a. Dlflfer, bs unlike, be dtaferent. 

3. l>evlate, depart, swerve. 
VasBal.n. 1. Feudatory, feudal tenant 

3. Suyeot, dependant, retah.er. 

3. Servant, boadman, slave. 
VassatSKe, ft. Subjeotion, dependence, 

Vast, a. 1. Very spacious, very exten- 

sa], giganljc, pro^ioas, atupandous, 

"^ ^markable, entraordlnary. 
Vatl^dnate, V. a. IBare.] Foretell, pre- 
dict, prophesy, presage, prognosticate, 

Vatiolnatlon, ». ProfJiacy, prediction, 

VatJtdnator, ». Prophet, ibiet«ller, pre- 
, BO ^yer seer. ^^ ^^^^ 

'~'-^-'- "ihtsong. 

1 celling, arched 



Vault, n 



3. Tomb, crypt, catacomb. 

4, lioap, bonnd, jump. 

Vanity V. a. Arch, cover with an arch, 

Vaalt,v. ». Leap, bound, jamp, spring, 

Vaulted, a. 1. Arched, conoaTe. 

a.{Boi.) Fornicate, fornicated, 
Vanlter,». Laaper, j umper, tumbler. 



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Veer, v. n. Shift, tam, cbaitge course, 
dubnge direction, chaise about, come 

Veerli^.it. 1. Sblftlug, taming, oliaJige 

bllity, ra^llation. 
Veeei>i.l>le, ». Plant. 
Vegetate, v. n. Shoot, genaUmte, spring, 

pullulale, eroff las a pUml), elioot up, 

spring up, put forth. 
V^Cetotion, ». 1. Vegetable growa. 

3. Flante, vegetables. 
VeTiemence, ». l* Impetaoslty, vlo- 

3. Ardor, ftrvor, terTency, etwerness, 

3. Force, might, lal«ndty. 
Veliement, a, 1. IinpBtuoHB, Tlolent, 
farioas, lampont, p&suonate, higlk, hot, 
high-wrougbt. 

s. Ardent, 'seolous, eu^er, keen, eat- 
neet, fervid, enthualaaUo, aangaiuB. 

8. StrODg, fOtidblB, powerful, Tlgoc- 
ons, TBTj great. 
Velilcte,n. i. Carriage, conreyance. 

a. Medium, instrument. 



conceal, dis- 



8. Coyer, hide, 

V^n, fl. 1. Biood-vesxei. 
a. Hib(fl/'atey},iierva. 

3. Seam [in a mine), lode. 

4. StTlpei stfeak. 

5. Bent, humor, disposition, mood. 

6. Talent, ikeulty, genius, quality, 
strain, turn of mind, peonliar temper. 

Vein, V, a, Stripe, strealc. 
Vetn-stone, n. Gangua. 
Veiny, a. Striped, streaked, vdned. 
VeUlcatlen, n. {Mea.j Tnitchii«, t^. 
Velocity, n. Snlftness, speed, celerity, 

fleetnesB, qaloknesa, rapidity. 
Velveteen, n. Cotton velvet. 
Venal, a. Mercenary, puroliasable, Mre- 

Venality, a. Mercenarloess. 

Vend, V. a. Sell. 

Vendee, b. [Correlative of smidor.] 

PnroliHser, buyer. 
Vender, n. SeUer, YIUHDOB. 
VendlblUty, n. Salableneas, veiidibla- 

Vendlble, a. Salable, merchantable. 



thy of, veneration, oracular, grave, 

S. Dread, awful, dreadful. 

spect, adore, honor, I'egard hlalily. 
Veneration, «, Reverence, lifeli respeot. 
reneeeoUon, n. Bleeding, plilebetomy, 

fen^eonce, n. 1. Avei^amept, retri- 



, Excusable, pardc 



Z. Mdignity, tunlidoD- 
splte, spitefulneflB, gall. 



Me. 

vMitraUy b 



bittemesa, aeerMnr, aoti- 
mony, maierolenee, Itate, lil-nlll 
VeuomoDS, a. 1. Poisonoua, n< 

2. Mal^Hnt, malicious, siduful. 



eature.i'. H hi 

Jeopard, expose la 

eattrre,ii. Dare a 

3. Bdn th nek tarn 



intrepid, t 
preeumptD 
clilvalruus 



TBHTOB 

ml ta 
H pe ei 



G sic 



VEEBATIM 



y, «. 1. Greennesa, vitidlty. 

j. [fSaoiralal.i Inexpenenr«, caw 
jiise, liaWUty to be Imposed npoii. 
Terdant, a. 1. Qre«n. 



nen^ flndin 



L. Bod, euif|; HI ace. 



Vei«e, V. n. 1, Ten. 

ft. Borde^ approEicl 
Teice-bom^d, it. Bar 
TtnaoaUon, n. Antl 



tcuB, BEtabllah the touSi 
of, make good. 

Teiily, a£ Truly, really, atsolutely, 
cemlnly, pOBitivel;, indeed, in fact, m 
truUi. 

Verlglmilltiide, ». LikeliLood, proba- 
UllCy, appearance of trath. 

Terltablth a. , True, real, actual, genu- 
ine, positive, abeolnte, not flctlUone. 

Veritg-, ». 1. Truth, trutbfiilness. 
a. True statement, true aaaertlon. 

Venaea,u.pl. [LJ Wocma. 

Vemilevlarr ^ ^auoua, l^rtuous, nn- 
duiatfng, flexoous, wavine, serpenline, 
meandering, wlndii^. tw&tlng, convo- 

Termlform, a. Worm-like, TEBMICD- 

Vermifnee, 

thagoaue. 
Vermlflon,^)!. ^Ead BQlpburef 

Native, indigenoi 
Mignage, 
4able. 



minljc, belrnln 



cury (oT^leiiiil. ■ 






line of poetry, aUdi. 



iBtrr.poesj 

ricaliangu 

u.J Slanxa, stave; sta 
[qr ScF^twrej, te^ si 



__.jmpllaljea, . 

JoaUfied, tcidned, pro&i^i 
ble, good at, at bome In, ii: 



oetry, son} 



trsioD, n. Translation, rendeting, In- 
trtebral coinnin. Spine. 

3. Top, summit, crown. 

3. Zenlm. 
VerUoal, a. f erpemlicular {ta ffie A«4- 
sou), uprl^t, plumb. 
erUsYi, «. Sizzlnesa, giddiness, swlm- 
mli^ of tbe Iiead. 

erve, n, [Fr.j EnUiuslaam, rapture, 
ep6it, anlmatfoD, force, energy, excite- 
ment of tlie ima^nation. 

Vecj, !bJ. illghlj, exceedingly, esoea- 
ingly, to a Uteli degree. 
eelcatary, ». Blister, epIspasUc, reai- 



^eapere, nf^- Evening « 



ft. Bottom, eaJUng craft. 

3. Tube, duct, canal. 
Vest, n. 1. Vesture, garment, vestment, 
lobe, dress. 

3. Waistcoat (/or men). 
Vest, V. a, 1, Clotlie, dress, surround, 

ft. 'Endow, furnish. 
Vest tn. Descend to, pass to, belong b 
be at the disposal of, become tbe pro] 

T^1^,'a. Fixed, established. 

Vestibule, B. 1, PoiBb, enti'a 

S, Hall, lobby, anlfl-room. 



t, habiliment, garb. 

«uBi.rj,»- Sacrlstry, veBtry-room.. 

Vesture, ii. Garment, drees, robe, veet- 
men^ yeat, cloUies, elobhlng, apparel, 
attire, hatot, garb, costume, nablU- 
men.t, ttdlet, nument, gear, autfli'- iw- 
coutrement, equUuneait, suit, il 
trapplnge, tooqebt, akka.v. 

Vetraran, a. Old (4n estperieaee), eipe- 
rlenoed lespMiotfy ia tear). 

Veteran, «. Oldaoldler. 

Vetwrinarlan, n. Farrier, horee-i 
hoFBe-leech, veterinary surgeon. 

Vet«iinary Bar^feou, Farrier, ■ 



uariao. 

reto,n. P 

bif QtA Executi 



ibition W " legislative 
Veto, V. a. Prohibit, foirbid, negative. 



plague, 
cass, ■Borrj, harry, hector, dlBtress, 
noy, trouble, ftet, provoke, olfend. 



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irrltata, gall, chaft, dlapleaBfl, molest, 
pester, tntbec, badger. 

2, TMstuib, disquiet;, agitate. 
Teuildon, A. 1. IrFltaUen, cliagriu, dis- 
pleasure, mortification. 

«. Torment, plagua, trouble, annoj- 

TesaUoTuCaTlronbiesanie, irritating, 
Muvoktng, annoying, baraealng, p^n- 

TesediO. 1. Irritated, plE^aed, worried, 

luu^Bfld, annoyed, trou^Md, provoked, 

S. Disputed, eontestad, In UBpnte, 

TIa, ad. CL] laUoaaiai.'] Bj way ot 

'VftmOatn.pl. Foofl.vlel — ■" 

Tlbnit»,v. n. OedllatB, 






braling, osdllattug. 



8. Substituted. 
VUx, «. 1. Detect, fault, blemisl 
perfection. 

a. wickedness, tAn, iniquity, li 
larity, depravity, Immorality, 1 
indecorum, lmproprlet~ 
■«oe, [L.) insteaaof,! 
Vieegereobn " — — 



1 place of. 
lieutenant, re 



Tloeroy, n. Tloe-king. 
Viee versa, [LJ ConverBely, reversely. 
Tlolnace, n. Helebborbood, vicinity. 
Tiolnlty, «. 1. Nearness, proximity. 

a. KelghborbOdd, vidnnge. 
Tlflli>ii&, a. 1. Faulty, del^lve, Impel 

ii. 'Wlcksii, raieoblevous, depraved. 



abandoned, d^orallaed, bad, wo;:tb- 
less, profllgate- 
3. uncQlir, refractory, contrary. 

TicLB»itIi(te, ». 1. Alternation, 1 

ebange, regular ebange, mutual Bucoes- 

uiutatioD, rovolut 

uU, oully. 



TioHm,.- — 

3. [COUoguiaS. 



Vietimlze, v. a. [Orfiog uioi.) Cheat, 

dupe, tiioJt, dea-aod, de-'- '-■"'- 

eozen, ehouBS, gull, — ■ 



He'll, befoc 



--. , t, diddle, hooflivlnk, 

bamboozle, Impose apon, put upon, 
pracUse upon, ploy upon, take In. 

Tlotor, li. OonqueriH, vanqulsJier. 

Vletorioiis. a. Trinmphant, conquer- 
ing, succeesiul. 

Victory, ». Conquest, trlumpk. 

Vlotuala.n.pJ. Food, viands, bkead. 

Tide, [L.] See. 

Tldellceb, ad. [L. XJeually represented 
byrii.] Namely, to wit, tbat Is, thr'^ 



template, loolt on or upon, tarn the 
eyes to, have in sight. 

S. Consider, regard, pouder, s 
think abontj^ reflect upon. 




_, J, ,, ftblo-boflisd, ui 

lih. in Rxid he^tn, not diseased. 

4. loit^, fioarishliig, sroning well. 

5. Nervous, splilt«d, lively, spark- 
ling, ntey, pointed, piqnant, Impas- 
doned. 

rile, a. 1. Base, mean, low, despicable, 
tmpl^ble, b^narly, groveUlng, piti- 



ful. Ignoble, ^leot, i 
base-mindea, tenl. 



.S. Shiful, Tileked, knaviah. 

8. WocthleBs, of poor quaUty Unsay 
woolsey. 
Tileness, «. 1. BssBness meanness 
desplcahleoeea, foulness abasement 
shabblnesa, abjeotneas, abjection 

a. Wickedness, tinfulness turpitude 

3. WorthlessnesB, poor quality 
Tllify, D. a. Defame, tialuce ibvUb 
aepeise, calumniate, scandalize mal^ 
reproadi, abr"" *^''"''-''*^ >t„»^-*h -i™., 
vituperate, b 
age, upbraid, 



in, (Uspa: 



Villa, ». Oonntry house, 
Vlll^e.ii. Hamlet, torn 
Villain, «. Basoal, hna 



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3. Bogiiei?, tnsc^ity. knaTer;, knaT- 

iBimeaa, dlBnoneaty, trickeTF^ 
TlncDlum, n. [L. pi. Filumla.^ Bond, 

tie, linli, oopnlOi, ooimeotlTe. 
ni-i^a?^^*^ .. ^ ^^ JuBtliy, dfifend, up- 

i]unt^n, support, stand 



hold, apeatc fa 



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Tludloable.a. Juatlflable, -warrantalile, 

defensible, i-i^t, at,Jiroper. 
VtnaiOBtion, ». l. Jnallfleatlon, plea, 

defence, eicnse, ftpology. 
it. ABsectlon, malnlflnance, sapport. 
VlndiotlTe.a. RevengSul, unfotalYlng, 

nnrelentlt^ implaooole, rengeftil, lon- 

corons, m^BiDJent, juallidDus, mallg-- 

nant, spltetal, resenUul, 
Vtndloator, n. 1. Asserlar, pleodei-. 

it. Defender, champion, 
Vine-ft'etter, n. Aplls, plant-louee, 

puoeron. 
TineifiLrt "■ Acetic add {^lute and iat- 



Qpon, encroadi upon, set at 



PioEnne, d^eccnte, poilu 

3. Abuse, oLitii^, 
debaudi, eonstuprafa 

Tlo^tion, n. 1. IniMi^ement, trans- 
grofiaioQ, breaking, breaeli, *■ 

Z. Profiinataon, aesecration, pollu- 

3. BavlBlinieiit, lailsMng, cat 

drtfieiofflS'. 

■" "ence, ". 1. Vehemence, Impetoos- 
■, hniswrouanees. 
i, Passion, ^ry, fierceness, 'wHdneoa, 



Vi< 






i. Outrage, 1 






4. Sharpneaa, aeutenees, aeveritj, 

Tloleut, a. 1. Bolaterom, furious, ini 
petaons. vehement. 

a. Fiei-ce, flecy, ftuning, ri^[!ng, ur 
eovernable, inrnHate, passionate, h^l 

3*. Unnatnrd, effected by force, an 
lawful. 
4- TTnJast, outi'ageoaB. 



n,«. ^ddl 



Virago, «. 1. Femate warrior. 
s, Teraiugant, vlien, eltre*, b 
brawler, scold. 
Virgil^ n. Maid, maiden, giil, lj 



». Fresh, unused, untonohed, new. 
Vlrtinitr. n- Maidenhood. 

Viridity, n. Greenness, verflaiicy. 
Vjrile, a. Uanly, masculine. 



1. Taslfl iljr onrioaltles, love 
Weotfl of art oi of 



aQdq.nity [ftiiMn col&eiipe2)/|. 
'ix'tDal»a. Potential, In r"""' 
thougb. net in t^t. 



B. Qoodneau idiiit comeifivm se(f dw- 
(r^ljiel, uprightness, probity, liitiiity, 
rectitude, moraUty, wortll, moral eK- 
oellenee, 
ViFtnoaa, n. . Connoiesear, amateur. 



lony, m^^na 

Poison {qf a latn-lfld tutlvji^). 



Viscera, «. pi. nii.I Entrails, hitflBthies, 

Viscid, '3. .Glutinous, viscous, sUcky, 

tenacious, slabbv. 
Viscidity, )i. Glutlnousnees, sUCkinesa. 
Viscous, a. OIutlusuB, viscid. 
Visible, a. 1. Perceptible, 

~ -'— F, In sight, ta be seat 



Virility, «. Mankood. 



a. Uuireal, fimdM, iknded, ideal, 
&ntBettc, tma^nary, chimerical, llln- 
sory, ahadowy, QuiKoUc, Uloplan, wild. 

Visionary, B, Dreamer, fAHATic, en- 
thnalast, sealot, castte.-bnilder. 

Vlait, v.a. Go to see, caU upon, pay a 
visit ». 

Visitable, a. Subject to be vltiCated (iu 
itrdsr to, be vii^ecied), Uable to he ui- 

ViBitBob". Visitor. 

VlBitaUon, n. 1. JMspensatlon ies]»- 

dally of TetrVimiiie Bpi!), calamity, dls- 

ast^, afHloldon, mlsfbrtnne,' trial, blew. 

stroke, trouble, hardsUp, lU luck, III 

fortune, 
a. (Zow.) visiting (i» order io ec- 

amiae), inspection. 
Visitor, «. 1. Gufflt. 

8. Inspector, exaioiner, censor, crldc. 
VisiK, ». View leipecialiy through an 

asitwie), proapecc, perspective. 
Visual, a. Optic, optical, of the eye, of 

the ^t or vision. 
Vital, a. Essential, Indispensable, yery 

necessary. 
Vitality, n. Ufe, animation, vital pow- 



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debase, deprave, coming poUu 
tetale, Injura, coutamliiate, In 
fils, polann. 

Titiatlon, n. Deterioration, ilegeneto- 
tlan, debiiaeineii^ degiadation, degen- 
ecHoj, depcavatton, impi^rmeiu. Inju- 
ry, corruption, poFTersion, polluUon, 
prostitution, 

Vlbriolat«d tartar, SRipliate of patosb. 

Tibtriolated aoilH, Sulphate of soda. 

Vitreous, a. Glassy. 

Tltriform, a, HrAiy>iD, li^e glass. 

VttrioUe add, Sulphurlu acid, oil of 

TltDperate, v. a. [Jlare.^ Abnss, rill^, 
rsTile, reproach, deCime, aflperss, slan'- 
dor, traduoe, mal^n, blacken, borate, 
rate, upbc^, rail at, sneer at, speak ill 



^idi"^ 



moS!^,, ffi^ 



. Abiudve, I'eiiroachCu!, 



sproachfut, 



deronatory, damnatory, contemptuous, 
scandalous, insulUng. 
VlTadoiiH, a. UTely, sprightly, aotfve, 
brisk, animated, Bpirlt«d. gay, sportive, 

mlFthful, pleasant, 'full of fife. ' 

Viradt^nT^iivelineBS, sprightlinesa, 
animation, life, cheoi-fulnoss. gayety, 
oheec, good iiomor, good spiriW, bigli 

Vivid, o. 1. Lively. spr^Utly, vigorous, 

t. Brigiit, oieai', luidd. 



ViTiiy, I 



Vise 



qnlcken, mske alive, give 111^ 
. Scold, termagant, shrew, t*r- 
Word, 



» ocavie, n. V¥ oiu, im-m, Quuie. 
Tocnbnlarr, «. Dictionary, slossai 

iBiicon, word-book, hat of words. 
VoDBtkni, n. Oecapatlon, emplovmei 

caUing,' buslnoH, pursuit, profesdli: 

Vooi£era^, «.. «. i. Ory, bawl, roi 



ToDiterat& o. o. Cry 
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Voclferons, a. Nois 



Void, a, 1. Empty, i 

fllled, unoccupied, on 

plted. 

3. Free, destltuto, i 

3. NuU, invoUd, n 

ual, of no efliict, of n 

Void, n. Vacuum, IBiBn, 

Volatile, a. 1. Evaporabh 



iry, gay, Urely, lolly, sprightly, 
ins, buoyant, full of spirit, Jou- 



ity, eiinghUlneu, 

3. Changeableims, (lokleness, fllght- 
luras, ddillaBBa, luconattuioy, levity, 
frivolity, want of serionanass. 

VaUtlon, n. Willing, enerdse of the 
wIlL 

Volley, n- Discharge, emission, burst, 

Volttdsm, n. Qalvanism. 

Volubilltj-, n. Fluency, ^Ibnaas, readi- 
ness of speech, command of language, 
facility of expraaslon, oift of the 



S. DlmanBiona, bulk, size, mass, sotn- 
paas, amplitude, capacity. 

4. ((ftom.) Boiiil contents. 
roluminons, a. 1. O! many volumee. 

5. Laive, bulky. 

Voluntarily, ad. Spontaneously, free- 

rnlanlary, a, 1. Spontaneous, free, 
unfbrced, nnconsttldned, witliout com- 

it. Willing, from Inclination. 

a Deigned, Intended, iutaufjoual, 

i^olnu^r, f . a. Offer, prolT^i, tender, 

/'olnutnfury, n. SensualiBt, e^ore, 

man of plaaauro. 
Volnptuons, a, Luxurlona, epicurean^ 

roloptuoosness, ». Sensuality, Inxu- 

anlmal gratiUuatlon. 
t'oiiiit, V. n. Puke, spew, «]eat, throw 



a. I^ect_emlt, tlirow Sai 

Vomit, K. Bmatlo, puka. 

Vorafitoos, a. Ravenous, greedy, rapa^ 
cious, insatiable, inaatiata. 

VocaeiansneHB, n. VOBAOITY. 

VoraDily, n. BBvenansuess, greediness, 
avidity, Toratdousness, swallow, glut- 
tonous appetite, canine appetite. 

Vcirtes, n. WhW, whlitpoS, eddy. 



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, affirm, avoLicli, 



Tonoli, u. o. 

a. Wmraiit, 
attest, evidence. 
S. Support^ back, follow up, 
TouQluai^ V. a. Conoeiie, grant, ac- 
cord, de^. 
Tonssoiri n. [Fr.] Aioh-atone. 

Vow, v. c£- Con^aTate.dedlcats, devote. 
Vow, V. «. Promisa (sokianl!)], ple^ 

Voyaffe, n. Joumajr by water, pMsage 

VoyagB, o. n. Oruise, B^l, take a voy- 



VnlgM', a. 1. Plabelai 
8. Homespnn, ruaUo, 



1. Una 



clzad, li 



ruHeness, vllenesa, 
''lUldne, a. Cannii^, crafty. 



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iH-like, 



W 



It, J)!. Wadiui 






Waft, u. 1- BeaT'(<ftr(™^ft ofriWi^oiitnn 
(ftiHB), conyay, tuftnapoct, carry, trant 

Waft, B. n. [Bare.] Float, be wafted. 
Was, D. a. Sbake, waggle. 
•Was, K- "h Vibrate, move to and 
Wax, n. Wit, bumotiat. Joker, jest 
droll, hiimorona fellow, droU fellow. 
Wage, B. a, 1. Bet, stake, pledg;e, ]i 

3. Undertake {as war), carry on, i 



W^:ei-,H.n- Bet, lay b wager. 
Wages, ». pi. Hire, salary, pay, oom- 

loWEUice, eaciiinga. 
Wasmry, n. Jooularlly, facetlousness, 
drullery, ploEiaantry, homor, fun, wag- 



I, raerry, faoetiouB, droll, 



WecKlBh, a. Joeolar, ]« 

fanny, comical. 
WiisgUlineBS,». 'WAsaER?. 
Waxgle. B' n- Settle, toddle, waddle. 
Wa^je, V. a. Wag, ebake. 
'Waegon, ». Wain. 
W^tiai, ». 1. Qooaander, dun-dlyer, 

aish-waaber (.Mergus mergonaa-aT Mer- 

gm caller). 
S. Bird of Uie genua Molocilla, 
Waif.w '-' 



Waist, 



. Moaning, ululatlon, i 



. 1. Middle purt (as qf the hu- 



lahip). 



a. DODICE. 

Waistcoat, «. Vest, doublet. ' 
Wait, V. i». 1. Stay, tany, delay, re- 

malnjUnger, Mde one^s lime. 
3. Watob, look, be expectant. 
Walt, V. a. Await, abide, stay Ibr, wi^t 

f^ook ibr. 
W^(«r, «. 1. Attendant ssrra t ser 

a, BxpectaUon, abe^an e 
W^t on, 1. Call upun 

a. Sery8,lockey,atlend(asa w>a 

dance attendance on 
wnif iii>i>n, Wait on 

■ Itelinqnisb enou co g 

Wa^e, V. «. 1. Watcb be awake 
rouaed from Bleep. 



Llte/n' !• '''iSll; watchtne. 
it. Track [■if. a seasel), trafi. 
abefnl, a, 1. Sleepless, indisposeil to 



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W iikeii, V. n. Wake. 
'Waken, a. a. Wake. 
Wale,"' EiOgefmaife by >iHpes on tin 
akia), wlielk, stripe, streak, mark of Olb 

Wslb, !i. «. 1. Go on ftooe, trai'el. 

it. Behave, coaduct one's self. 
Walb, n. 1. Step, ^siX, earrls^e, man- 

S. Coiiiiuct, behavior. ' 

4, Avetine, paOi, airey. 

5. Promennae, stroll. 
Walk on. Tread. 
Walkli^-atdok, n. Cane, staff. 
Wallet, n. 1. Bag, eack, knapsack. 

a. Pocket-boek 
lllop, c. 
Has, amb. 



(2VteJ«Aua roimarm). 
Wan, o. Pale, pallid, eadaverone. Why, 

of a sickly liua. 
Wan, V. ji. Turn pale, grow pale. 



a. Deviate, awerva, Btray, ijigcesa, 

3. Bede'lSlouB, becraBed. 
Wanderer, n, Kambler, rover, stroller, 

landloper, nomad, traveller, vaoranf. 
Wanderins, «. !■ Itoving, 



ug, Itavel, peregrination, exom:- 
(jevlatdon from, Tecd- 



8. Decline, Ml, sink. 
Wane, n, 1, Diminution, deoreaee, b 

8. Deoline, deulenalon, deoay , 1 
felling; off. 






L. Deftdenc;, Insuffltueney, 

DBi'iaiT, laek, absence, delftnl'c, defect! 
defeiiUveness, folluTe. 

a. Need, necessity, requirement, de- 
E^deratum. 

3- De^re, wisb, craving, lon^i^. 

4. Poverty, intliganoe, panury, deatl- 
tnCiOD, distress, straits. 

Want, V, a. %, Lack, m 
destitute o^ be In need of. 

5, Bequire, need, hova need of, liava 



lion foi 



1. La^, be without, 
dof. 
ova need of; 

spense with. 



Laoi, fail, be deEdent, fell 
'. Deflelent, defective, laok- 



3, SpcTtTve, ^olicBome, playful, gay, 

4. Dissolute, licentious, lewd, incon- 
tinent, prurient, lustful, lascivious, 

concupiatant, liclierlBh, unedasta, Ioobb! 

Wanton! »'. n. 1, BeTel,'ftoltc, sport, 
play, disport, Msfc, romp, caper, make 

a.' Luxucfe te^ilve iuxurtcnsly, live 
in clover. 
Wapiti, n. American elli, gray moose 

W^ar, n. 1. Hostilities, iigbting, war- 
fare, tTLTUIA KATIO BEGUH, Ibe last 

argament of kings, 
a. Art of war, profession of arms. 

Warhle, V. a. Sing [Toiik turns or triiia 
I 6W), trill, carol, chant, hum. 



hym. 



, Singer, songster, 

1. Watch, guard, gnardlan- 

) Pupil, minor (miller gaar- 

Keeper, giutrdlaD, warder, 
iinra-Tni'. Hnneiinteuaent. 

LBcdlan, warden. 



Warder, », Keeper, guBcdlan, wan 
Ward oiC Avert FOBBPESn, parry, 

pel, turn aaide, fend off, toep off- 
Wardrobe, «. 1. Olosst (Jiv dolicB), 
- i.pparel,ra' ' -i-<— -i—f- 

MS 



Warehonse, «. Store, st 
aaine, repa^lery, depot. 
Wares, n. pL Goods, comuiknui,i<u,, uiru- 

Warfare,'n. 1. Ho'stilltlaa, war, stale 
of war. 
a- Contest, struggle, strife. 

Warily, ad. CauHously, carafnlly, haed- 
fuUv, circutospeoay, watchfully, vigi- 
lantly, charily. 

Wartuees. n. Caution, cautiousness, 
clrcumapactlon, waMbfulness, 



Inhnlcal, unfriendly, hosl 



4. Zealous, ai3ent, fervent, earnest, 
fervid, glowing, onthusiaelio, hearty. 

5t ^^ted, lively, v^ement, pa^on- 
ate, iUrions, violent, flery. 

«. [CtoWogiiiaJ.j iMoh, wealthy, fora- 
haoded, wall off. 



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Waciutii, n. 



menoe, enHinBlaBm, earoeekieea, l^-ror, 
traoBEiorlh lerveauajf pasdon, tnteiMty. 
aonl, spirit. 
Warn. V. «■ !• Caution (agalmt <ton- 
BS-), premonfsli, forewarn, Bxhort to 
talie fiead. 

. a. AiJmniilsh iiBi/h respeot io gome 
duly), advise. 

3, Inform, notify, apprise, dlscloee to, 
mont^n to, commuiucate to, miiJtQ 
aware, msJEe acquainted, elTe noUco to. 

4. Sammon, m, call. 
WatnlD^, tt, 1» Ganljon (affavtat dart' 

it, Ailmonltiojt, advioe, monition. 



Warp, V. n. Tietet or to twiated out of 

shape (by dryma), spring, bend. 
"Warpi ". t. 1. Iwiec out of ebape [hy 

». Pervert, iJlatort, devlala, bend, 
bias, turn aside, catuie to eirorve. 
Warran^ v. a 



surety, pletoe, warranty. 

S. Aiitliorlty; eommlssion, sanction. 

3. Permit, ordef, writ. 
Warrantable, a. Jnstlllable, alio 
ilBtdble, admissible, lawful, i; 



S. Guaranty, SBOurlty, soretf, pledge. 

Warrior,' «. Soldier, captain, military 

mao, man at ai'ms, flgnang-man. 
Wart, ». Morbid excrsioence, fungous 

growth. 
Wan', a. Cautions, heedCOI, cs 
watobi^l, vigilant, ^drcumapeot, 
dent, dlsoreet, guarded. 
WaaT^i p. a. 1, deause Yiy ablution. 
9* Wet, motstrai, Iratbe, lave. 
3. Stain, tint, color. 
1. Overlay (un^ a Oan coat cf metal) 

Wasli, V- <>. Peribrm ablution. 
Wasli, II. 1. Adlutiow, lavatlon, waSb- 
Ing, batbiiig. 
a. B(^, marsh, fsa, quagmire, slough. 



i. {Naat.) Wastoboard. 



self ftom, clear one's ekirts from. 
Washy, a. 1. Watery, damp, moist, 
oozy, wet, sloppy, 
a. Weak, thin, dilute. 
Si Vapid, trashy, spiritless, poinQees, 

Waspigli, a. Irritable, irascible, petu- 
lant, snappl^ pettish, diurUsh, snarly, 
peevish, oapflouB, cynical, traty, flMiltui, 
splenetic, tou<^y, pasdunal«, choletio, 
ill-linmored. 

W^aas^Ii 1. Oacousal, revelry, revels, 
saturnalia, debauch, orgies, potation, 
oompotatlon, spree, convivial enter- 
tainment, JolliflOfttlon, drunken bout. 

Waste, V. a, 1. Decrease, diminish, 
wear, oorrode, U9e_ np, prey upon, wear 



i. Consii 



e ifootisUy), spend, ex- 
der, (lls^iiate, lose, mis- 
le, fool away, flitter away. 



Z. 'wild, uncultivated, liare, unMed. 

3. Wortkcss, refuse. 

"Waste, n. 1. Gonsumptlon, loss, dimi- 
nution, decrement, expenditure, waatp^ 
iue, dissipation. 
8. Hqnandering, wanton destraotjon, 

a. Devastation, ravage, ruin, rapine, 
destrnctiob, desouition, pillage, havoc. 

4. Refuse, worthless nrnttsr. 

5. Wild, wilderness, desert, solitude, 
lonely place, deserted region. 

Wafltflboard, ^ {NatU.) Wasliboard. 

TFaBteful, a. 1. Destructive, ruinous. 
%. Lavlah, prodigal, profuse, extrav- 
agant, thiiftless, untjurljly, too free, 
too liberal. 

W^aster.ii. Squanderer, prodigal, spend- 
thrift. 

"Wasting:, n. Decay, deoliue, consump- 
..,_ . .„H„^^ atrophy. 



_. „ , on, attflnUon. 

4. Pocket timeracce, 
^alch, K. 11. 1. Wake, he awake, keep 
awalie, not be aaleep. 

it. Keepguard, keep watch and livatd, 
stand guard, 1>e on guard, be on the 
watch, act as sentinel, he on the look- 
out, look sharp, keep a sharp lookout. 



OOJtOUl, 

I, mind 



3. W^t-, loc^ be expectant. 



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Vigilant, attetiU™, ob- 

waty, oantlona, drcumspaet, gnarded, 
on oufl'e gnacd, on tho olurt, wlcli the 
eyes open, wide awake, on Use lookout, 

Watobman, n. Outvrd, sentinel, picket, 
sentry, Kauil9miin. 

Watob-pocket, n. Fob. 

Watchword,n. CounterBlgn.paaaword. 

Water', i>. a, 1. Irr^ate, midstan, vet. 
9. Snpplr wltli wBiec L/br drinf:), 
fnrnlBk irltli -water, elva water to. 

3. BpTiakTe and oalenaeT lot aloth, to 
give if on vstOulaibig or wavii i^ear- 



Sjcamore, butti 

ter-bircli {Platanm Ocoideataiisj. 
Water-braeit, n. Water-qualm, i 



1. Stream, brook, 



a. Canal, driUn, treach, dltuh, chaB- 

Water-cralie, It. Watbb-otisei., 
Watfli>crow, i*. Watek-ousel. 
Wat«r-ciire, n. Hydropathy. 
Wateixloctor, n. HyaropaiJiist. 
Watered sUk, Tabby. 
Watei&U, n. Calaiact, caBoaile, itill. 
W^ater-lwn, n. Oalllnute.HpetteJ crake 

(Crex ponana or Oalihatia dlilaro/raa), 
Wa4«p-]ioSt "' Oapibara {Sudrochierua 

eapybaFay 
WaterUli, a. 1. Aqoeoaa, moist, wet, 

" aT&n, diluted, weak, like water. 
Waterman, n. Boatman, ferryman. 
Water-nymph, n. Nala^I. 
Water-oo9eI,»n. Mpper, water-erake, 

agvBtlcaa). 
'Water-pepper, «. 

ffoimm hydropipe , 

Water-pimpei'nel, n. Brool. 

Wat«c-qaaun, ii. Water-brash, 

Water-ram, n. Hydranlic ram. 
WateM*t,M. o. Water-rot. 
Wsieivrlce, m. Indian-rice. 
Water-Tot, V. a. Water-ret. 
Water-spaiTOW, a. Cbncli, read-spar - 
row, Tead-buntiiig, king bird (Emiwi-iso 

(OftOTiiOiKSl. 

wet, moiBt. 
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Smart-we 
Brooltweed. 



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Wattte.n. Ka.iS\6{<^twiigs). 
Wattles, n-vl- Baeb, beai-d. 
Wave, n. Undulation, billow, breaker, 

Barge, bwsU, ripple. 
Waie.M It. Undnlate, float, fluct , 

Aloker, vibrate, oaclilato, play loosely, 

play to and fro. 



II. n. J. Wave, nndnlate, float, 
aclllate, hedtati 



iiidMidon, Indetarml 



nndet^mlned, be nr 
in doubt. 
. Vacillation, flnotuatior 



srlng, a. Unsettled, vacillating, 

fickle, unsteady, unstable, changeable. 
Wa»y, a. Ondulaat^, waving, playing 



a.Grow,bee( 
WaE-moth, n. 
Wajt-mjrtle, n. 



ne, come to be, get to b( 
Baybei'cy [Myriaa ae 



Wax-wing:, », [17.5.] Cedar-bird. 
Way, n. 1. Fiissage, march, advani 
progTcsalon. 
a. Road, path, route, eoui'se, trac 



B, habit, habitude, 
pll- 



4. Space, dlstan 

5. Custom, usa 
pTHoUce, W0-' "" 

WayKa«r, n. 

gnm, tfiurls.., .>^»,...v. 
W^ay, V. a. Ue hi wait for {with euii 

inteM), lie in ambnsh fijr. 
Wayless,a. FaUilesB, tracklesa. 
Wayward, a. Perverse, froward, wll- 

t^il, obsljnatfl, headstrong, sCnhbom, 

Intractable, unruly, crOBS-^alned, re- 
Weak, o- li Feeble, languid, weakly, 

""fl. Slckfy, 

sound, lnfli_, 

valetudlnaty, valetud 

annrotected. 

4. Lax, soR, pUaut, Imperfect. 

5. Pliable, puslUanimoua, easily In- 
fluenced, without any backbone, dough- 



"SPt;,. 



Shallow, simple, slUy, senseless, 
Bs, stnpid, fwaisli, DArr, chUdiali, 

1. Unwise, injudliuaus, CooUsh, indla- 
oreet, erriBB, peccable. 
S. Low, IMnt, emaJ], inconMderable. 
9. Thin, iiateiy, diluted, waterlsh. 

10. Sleazy, flimsy, Bflght, poor. 

11. Poor, IttconofuslTe, unconvincing, 
unsatlG&etory, lame, not Ibn^ble, not 



debUltal«, break, i 






a! Keduce, depress, debase, lower. 
- Snueteague {Latena 

L'headed, a. WEiK-MlHDED. 

Weakly, a,. Feeble, iar^izld, weak, oot 



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pid, weak, eoA, eappy, flol^eh, teeb 
mindea, daU-i>ltt«[. sliocC-wiCtfld, hg 



t -^tted, tiitek ^ skolled, 

, ,.'. Foible, faillnK, infirm- 

T, tVallty, weikneaa, wsak purC, blind 

Weal. ». Welfiire, prosperity, good, ad- 
TODtage, happlnoES, mCeLest, utility, 

WeBltii, n. Affluenoe, opulence, abun- 
danca, fortune, Indspendence, compe- 
tence, riches, mamiocn. oelf. moner. 
treasuTe, funds, cash, 

WeslUi)', a. Affluent, opulent, ticll 
moaeyed, flush, well ofT, well to So. 

a. Vlthdraw, diaengagB, alienate 
detach. 
Weapoua, rt. pl. Arms. 
Weapanless, a. Unarmed. 
Wear, v.a. 1* GAtvy {v^>iHt tlie psruon] 

a. Impi^ (&j use), waste, oonsnrae 



!rty, ei 



,mpl« 



a. SnfiViBlon {o/(Ae e»c], film. 

4. Membrane (a> in Hie/eet qftioii, 

whig bvrdu). 
Web-foot«d, a. Falmiped. 
Wedj V. a. MBTiT, espouse. 
Weddliw, ». Marriage, nupUals, i 

poaaali, bridal, mawdage ceremoi 

Feitee-Bliai 
Wedlock, It. 

uiarriEige. 

tian. ' 
Feeds, n. pl, Monmli^, symbol of 

Peek-day, ». Work-day. 
FeeklT, a. UebdomadtJ, liebdamadai-y. 
f. B. IFoetiec-- " ' 



■Weai away, 1. McSue.) Waste, wear. 

a, [Nader.] Be couHumed, be waated- 

'Wearied, a. Tlrsd, fRt^oed, Jaded, 

fegged, ezhanBted, ireary, used up. 
WeBdnesa, n. Fatigue, tedium, laest- 

tnde, ^iliausdon, prciatriitlDn, languor, 

lauguldneBSj shhth. 
TFewrtBonw, a. Teflloua, tiresome, ta- 

lug, hnmdmin, prosy, monotouons, un- 

Intar^tine. 
Wear oil, ijicUve.) Obliterate, rnb off. 
Wear off, [Sfeuis-.i Pass off bv decrees 

or gcadatUly. 
Wear out, CouBunxe, w 
Wear the broet"-*- '" 

tlie husband's 



reary, «. a. featteue, 'tli-e, jade, fag, 
exhaust, Itatihsa, aiaplrlt, kno<je up. 



Weather, o. a. 1. (Aaui. 

windward of, 
2. Endure, Euetaln. bear. 

up against, gat the better oi 
TTeatker-cock, n. 1. Vane 



Ked-headed smew 



^ a/abrie), entwini 



« fas thi threadB 
plait, plat, braid, 

, withered, 



d, eiirivelled, wizened. 



lue, think, suppose. 
'eep,M.n. Cry, aob, shed l« 



Weft,n. Woof. 

"■ ■ li, u. a. X. Try in Iha balance, 

the weight of. 

Oountsrbalanoe, be eduivalent to 

Examine, ponder, balance in tlie 

1, meditate upon. 

Weteh, V. «. 1, Gravitate, be heavy. 
" 1, bear heavily, press 

Weigh AowB, 1. Overbalance. 

a. Oppress, overburden. 
We^ht, n. 1. HcaTlnees, gravity, poii- 
deiousness, ponderosity. 

a. Fresaure, burden, load. 

Scaoy, coEseiioeiice, momentT eignifi- 

muce, Impart, pith. 

etehty, a. I. HEivr (iirfri?Mricfl%), 



, receive, bid wel- 
Gladly recdved or en- 



me, a. 1. Gladly recdve 
ned, admitted with pieasi 



a. Acceptable, pleasing, agreeable, 
pleasant, |rai«fnl, graUtJIng. 
Weld, n. Woad, dyer's weed (Beseila 



Welftoe, n. Froeperity, bapjJneas, suc- 
cess, meal, well-being, advanta^, ben- 
eftt, prodt. 

Welkfn,«. [Poeeisal.] Sky,empyrean, 
firmamCDt, heaven, (he heavene, csiu- 
apy of heaven, vanlt of heaven, starry 
heavens. 

Well, B. 1. Spring, fonntaln, well- 
head, waUapring. 
S. Sonree, origin. 

Well, E. n. Issue, spring, flow. 

Well, ad. 1. lUgiitly, not ill. 

3. Properly, suitably, correctly, ac- 
onrately, thoroughly, not amlsa. 
3. Suffldently, abundantly, amply. 



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3. PcoJltabli 



alitUe. 
, hearty, In 



liappy. 
lo, convenient, beneflclal, 

_..^ , „jod, usefnl, a4vaB.taE60UB, 

tat one's itaviuiUtge, Cor one's Inter- 

Well-a^ay, ittts^. Alua, lac^aday. 
Well-beliavetl, a. Courteoos, olril, 

polite, well-bred, Hell-manneiad, pol- 

lalied, of good mnnners. 
Wen-bell^, n. Welfask. 
Well-bom, a. Gentla, hlgli-bocn, of 

good desceDt, of & good stock, not ple- 

. iKefloed, poUalied, gen- 



Well oft, ProBpeTOQB, thilTlng:, flourish- 
li^, forehanded, beforehand, In easj 



wen-read, a. Ecndite, learned, let- 
tered, literary, book-lsamad. 
WetUpTii^, n. Spring, fountain, well, 

WeU-timed, a. Omiortune, seasonable, 
timely, happy, felicitous, all ia good 



Weltei', V. «. Wallow, tumble aboai 

roll. 
Wench, 71. I. Stmlnpet, WHIORE. 
a.[ir.S.) Negress, colored woman. 

We^yanlsm, n. Msthodism 

W^est^ ». Occident, 

West, a. ■WtBtern, westerly, 

Westerly, a. Western, wfst 
Wester^, art. Westwa 



Wet, a. 1. Damp, motst, humid, dank, 
aqueous, watery. 
S. Balny, showery. 
Wet. n. HuDidity, moietnre, dampneee, 



Wet^ 

' da mp, uunpeUt spnoKie. 
Wliaelc, w. a. [tWSsuiui.] Sdllie, beat, 



3. WJiIch {tnU of mwiy, or qf rti 
*. How, how great, how remarka 



S. AU that, Ihe wliole that. 

Wliftt tlioiisA, What matters It tbat, 
allowing that, supposing tliat, even 
granting that. 

"Wliat to do witli. How to nse, how to 
employ, how to dispose of. 

What wltb, Partly, in part 

Wheat-bird, n. Nigbt-Jar. goat-sncker. 

^riieat-ear, n. FalTow-flnch, white-ear 
{SG^cicola ffinon^). 

Wlieat^-fly, It. He«eian-fly (CteirtDjn^ 
deitmelorj, 

Wlieat-grraAS, a, Twitch-grafls, conch- 
grass, d<^'s^raaB, dog-wlieat, knot- 
gra^ [Tnticmib r&fetts), 

^lieat-motli, «. 1. Orain-motli, corn- 
moth j Tinea grtaielia], 

S. Angumois moth {Aaa&mswis ce- 
reoieUa), 

Wheedle, 0. a. Flatte^ citjole, ooax, 

■Wlieedler, ii. Sycophant, psraeile, 
lS,wnei', toady, flimkey, spaniel, liek- 
Bpitile, piok-tuank, toad-eater, llme- 

Wlieel, H. n. 1. Kevolve, rotate, tnm, 
gyrate, roll, tnm round, move round. 

». nevlate, defleot, diverge, turn 
aside, altar one's course. 

Wlieel, V. a, 1, Whii'l, twirl, epio, put 



, Wheels, Donve; 






. IB, oonvey 

Breathe hacd. 

TVhelk, n. 1. Protuberance, pu: 
Q. Stripo, streak, mark, wale. 

Whelp-n. 1. CoE, young beoBt. 



_. place, in which 

ft. At wiiot place, in what place. 
Whereftbonts, ad. Seei what place. 
Whereabout, n. [CoUoquial.] Hesi- 

Whereas, conj. 1. Slnofl, oon^decing 

9.'wheii Id ^ict, while on i^ con- 



'hich. 
Wliereof, fui. ' 1. Of which. 



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Wherewltlial, ad, WBBREWCca, 
Wluxewiaiel, ». iColloqiual; laed with 

The prefixed,] Tlu) means [mlh wAliA 

to acoompiiah ami purpou' 
'Wli£ti c. a, 1. ShoipHi (I 

9. SUmolatief exd.te, arouae, 

qulolten, ahlmatB, warm, Mndle 
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Fblne,!!- P&ntlve tone. 



?iiff, blsst, sudden goat, 
n. Veer (as ij/ cSanee <if 
Tfme, e^atoi, space of time. 

While away. Pass awajliM toe), spend 

pl eaaantlj. 
■Whim, IL Freak, tSney, vagary, humor, 

caprice, oFotchet, ma^ot, qaixk, wUm- 

se;, Mnk, wrlkkle. 
Wldiitper, n. «. Cry (in Imc and bivken 

ionea), BaUd, blubber, whine. ' 
. Whlmsey, ». C^rice, TTHIM. 
WhlmelcaL a. CapHdoua, fceaMah, 

odd, slDgiilar, strange, Itinclful, faatas- 

tio, notional, crotchety, bizABEB, gro- 

ocWJ. . 

■WUnny, f. «. N^h. 
ITlilP, B. t. 1. Hash, stilke (witA a 
!|, beat, tiagellate, fcourge, punlgh. 
„. Snat^. 
3. Slitch, baal£. 
WUppliie, n. Flogging, beaUog, casti- 

ga don, tuisshii^ LIcSEHa. 
Wiilrl, D. ». Twirl, revolve, rotate, spin. 
Whirl, V, a, Iirirl, epia, wheel, turn 

Whirl, B. Gyration, rotftflon. 
^Vhirl-bone, ». Patella, inea-pan. 
WhirllnK, n. Twirl chBulat motion. 
Whirlpool, «. Vortex, eddy. 
WhlrAog, n. Wlilz, bnasing noise. 
WUsk, V. n. Trip, spaed, hasten, Ms, 

post, soud, brush, move nlmblr, pnah 

on, dasli on, cnt along. 
Whisper, v, n. Speak under the bteatb, 

epeali sottly. 
Whisper, v. a. Breaths, utter softly. 
Whisper, n. 1. Low, soft voice; gentle 

g. Murmur, slbUaat sound (OS qT <fte 

3. Hlnt^ hiUmatlon, Inkling. 
Whists ininj. Hush, silence, be still, be 

^ent, keep quiet, make no nolBe. 
Whistle-Ush, n. Jioekling, sea-lonch 

(AfoteUa mi/porij). 
Whit, 11. lota, jot, tittle, particle, bit, 

a,tom, gr!to, scrap, mite, ace, corpiiade, 

Bclntil&. 
WUitfi, a. Of a white color, snowy, 

fcoBty, hoBry, hoar. 



White-bear, «. Polar-liaar ( rftaioreloj 

White bismuth. Sub-nitrate of bismuth. 
WMte-brant^ «. Snow-goose tAnser 

hfipo'boraisj, 
White-oedar. ». Arbor viiJB (Thi^a 



'WMtfi'lead, n. Ceruse, carbonate of 

Whiten, V. a. Bleach, blanch, etiolate, 

Whiten, fr. ». Bleach, etiolato, becoEco 

Whne-nun, n. SioBV (MergascMBHas). 
White-poplar, n. Abele-tree (Populua 

Whlt«-8m!th, «. Tln-smlth. 
Whlte-thom, «. Hawtiiotn (OateffiU 

o^acantha}- 
Wlilte-vltriiH, ». Sulphate of zhic. 
White-weed, ii. 'WMte daisy, ox-eye 

daisy [LeaeanlheBium imlgarej. 
White-wood, !i. TuUp-tcee (lArioSeii- 

dmt tiUipybni], 
Wliitlier, Eui. 1. To what place. 

». To wJilch place. 
Whltine, ». 1. Spanish white. 

8, (Jcft.) Merll^ ( Sadus mer/Oii^us). 
Whitish, a. Somewhat white 
W^hiaow, a. {Mai.) Felon. 
Whlt-Snnday, ii. WnrrsuNi'iDE. 
TVhitsualide, n. Whit-Sunday, Pente- 



». iintite, undivided, integral, oota- 
pletOjiiot fractional. 

3. Uninjured, unimpidred, unbroken, 
perfect, faultless, good, firm, strong. 

4. Sound, well, healthy. 

Wliole, n. All, totality, aggregate, 
groas, anmont, sum^ura t^tal^ 

WlutLeHome, a. i. Healthy, healthful, 
salubrious, aalutary, aaluHftrous. help- 
ful, nooiismug, uutHtdonB, strengthen- 
ingi Invigorating, Totxirant. 
a. BenefidM, ec-" 



WhollT, ad. 1.' Totally, aliogetlier. 
3. Entirely, completely, mlly, per- 



. Shout, lia 



IVbDophig-oDiigli, n. [Written also 
AoopHW-cDHpA.I Chln-ooiwh. 

Whoweir, ». IChOogalat.T .Falsehood, 
lie, Dottnoejbooncsr. 

(rh»re,». Hailotj, prostitute, strumpet, 
oouiteean, hawd, punk, wench, drab, 
DEUiREL', street-walker, n^ht-walker, 

IVhore-honae, w. Brothel, stew, bagu- 



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or reaeon, on wliat aeconnC 
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'Wtck«d,i(. l.S}iifol,-vi[^0U3, depraved, 
uDpiioolpledT iakmoialf implQua, iTra- 
llgiODe, nnrlgbtHtiu, ungodlj, gbdlesa, 

CBme, iiTBverant, wortblsss, giace- 
, Tile, abaudanea, oorcapt, inaviali, 
dlshaiieBt, n^iijsh, tclcklili, 'nucei, 
good, iov iiotMjtg- 

a. Bad, evl[, unjust, 111, aliooioiis, 
inlnultouB, hfanone, flagidoua, neian- 
ouB, cilmiiial, oatrageaus, mouatrous, 

Wlcked.ne8B,». 1. Sin. btU, depcartty, 
vice, iramotality, onclelitaousnesB, dn- 
fnlneBs, crime, onminiulty, vUlany, ras- 
eality, knaveiy. ' 

8, AtKH^ty, iniquity, enormilj, flagi- 

Wiober, II. Twig, ofdec, wltlie. 
Wide, o. I. Broad. 

a. Spaoloue, vast, large, ample, ex- 
(endve, expanded. 
3* B«mate, distant. 
Wide-awake, a. Watchful, vigilant, 
atientiva, observant, lieedfui, careful, 



Wield, V. a. 1. Handle, brandistl. 

». MaiiMe, u«e, control, make use i 
Wife, n. Married woman, beiib 

BALF, matron, helpmal£, consort. 
W1(E, n. Peruke, periwig, scrateh. 
Wicht,B. [IntroH^orburlesque.] Crei 



Indian), ci 



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,_. I. TJndomeetioatfld, not 

a. UuculUvated, native. 

a. Dnolvllized, saviKE, rade, fero- 
elooB, bacbarous, unreflned. 

4, Impetuous, turbulent, Irregnlar, 
violent, ungavemefl, nnrestralnaJ, dis- 
orderly, furious, frantic, frenifed, ont- 
ragsoua, giddy, recliieas, hacB-brained, 

OARDM-aOABCrH. 

' B. JFaudim, imaginary, extrav 
visionary, crasy, guolaaque, al 



. Dog- 






ild, desert, waste. 



Wllilemea 
Wild singi 

Wlld-gOOSW uuaau, i:tn/juu uuioujb, 

foolisTi enterprlaa. 
Wll^ n TnCA, stratagem, clieat, frand, 
aruHce, clmuse, imp<Btare, deceit, Im- 
poBiUon, deception, rnae, dodge, fetob. 



[Wntt 



also WWfid-X 



3. Wish, deaica, IncllBation, dlaposl- 
3.' Command, balieat, order, dliao- 

4. Testament, last nill and testa- 
Wm, V. a. _ 1. Determine, decree, enjoin, 

^ve^'iriuf^ """"" """ '*™ 
Vill, V. n. 1. ; 

be inclined, bs pleased, have a mTud. 

Willing, a, IncUned, disposed, deeh'- 

— —j^^jgil^ raady, of a mind, noth- 

Wmli^,» Volition, 

TilliiMrlj', ai. 1. CheerruUr, rsadily, 

withSrona'a heart. 
a. Voluntailly, of ona'a own aoootd, 

spontaoeously. 

FUl-o'-tlie-wlsp, ". Friar'a lantern, 

Jafk-wlUi-a-lantein, Jack-o'-lanEarn, 

.billow, II. Oelar. 

Wilt, v: n. ICmomou ia U. 3., local in 
Sng.i Diwip, wither. 

Wily, a. Insidious, artfiili cnnnlng, aly, 
crafty, entitle, arch, designing, deoelt- 
(ul, treadiecouB, tricklali, TBicity, In- 
triguing, pollrio, ftiiy, snaky, oroolted, 
dlplotnallo, MaohiaTeliiui. 

Win, V. a. 1. Qet (iy BHMfcra or in 
compeHtion), g^n, obtain, procnre, ac- 
quire, earn, achiava, oatclt. 
~ '•■ - ' -"it.getaieoom 



Wince, u, n. S'llneh, shrink, etJirtla, 

start back. 
Wind, n. 1. Aic tia moHimj, draught, 

breeze, sephyr, pufT of t^r, bieaHi of 

a. Breath, resplraUon. 
3. Flatulraioe. 
Wind, P. a. 1. Coil, twine, twist, 
wreathe. 
3. Turn hi and out. 
Wind, u. ». X. Twine, eoll, twist, tarn 
and twiat, take a spiral aouree. 
a. Meander, turn in. and out. 
W^indfall, ». uodsend, unexpected gffi, 
good ludc, run of luck, piece of good 
Cjrtuna, piece of good 1uc&. 
Wind-flower, n. Anemone. 

■" m. Castrel, kestrel, stan- 



Wlndtng, n. Plainre, turning, mean- 
dering, twMIng, twist, conyolntion, 
contocHon, sinuoBitv, currBtnre, tori>n- 
osl^, bend, crook, Mnk, OFDOkedness- 
Windlng;, "■ Bloiuoua, alnuous, mean- 
dering, serpentine- 
Wind oB, Unwind, unoDil. 
Wlnd-Uiraali, It, ^dwing, swine-pipe. 



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'^ndiDKnp, End, conelu^on, DEsotiE- 

Trinduipe,)!. Traotea, weasand, thtol-- 

Win'dy, o. 1. BreBBy, enstj, squally, 
etormy, tempeBtnons, bluateriDg, bois- 

a. Empty, airy. 
3. Flatulent. 
■Wiiie-blJiber, n. Topar, tippler, drunlc- 

ard, dcam-drlnkBT. 
Wine-atone, «. Areol, tartar {erode), 

U-tartrale ofpotHeE. 
Wii^, n. !■ FeDuoii) pfnlon. 
8. Side-rtece. ' 
3. {MU.f Fianlc 
Wlne-cMe)>t. (£nt,) Sbeatb. 
Winged, a. 1. With wings. 

a. Swift, lapid, fleet, fast, speedy, 
nimbly e^Te, flying. 
Wla Koiden optnions, £e lilced, be In 



Winker, n. Blinder ijbr a Imrse). 
Winking, n. Nictation. 
Wtnniufr, f^- Attractive, alluring, pleas- 
ing, Chanuliw, bewltebii^, enga^ng. 



. , _. ' ^aillana'aiid ITorth i^ 

ifBoiond,] Cbeerful, merry, gay, live- 
ly, BpOTti™,Mitke,MltheBom6,°buoyBJit, 
jocund, light-liearted, busom,debonalr. 

WiDter^cioref, b. GLeckerbercy. par- 
tridge-berry, equaw-yliie (Mticteua re- 

Wtater-Breen, n. 1. Boxberry, tfla- 
batry, parti-ldga-berry, '— " '" 



Wintery.lo. Hyemal, brumal. 

Wintry, f iCT,ftoaty. 

Wipe, V. a. Snb (oj fcith a clol 
order W ofeon or drgj. 

Wipe, n. 1. Wiping. 

H. lOollogmaL] Blow, atroke, b 
a. Sneer, ga>e, taunt, Baroasm. 

4. \Onmh.) Pewit, lapwing {Faael- 
bvenetatuB)^ 

Wipe ont^ Effiice, obliterate, erasi 
pTu^fl, oancei, raze, sorateh out, ru 
Wire, n. Metallio toread. 
Win, v.a. 1. Put npon a wire. 
a. Bind wltb wire. 

5. Ensnare by iviras. 
4, [Mods^,] Telegraph, convey by 

electro telegraph, report by telegram. 
WIire-erssB, n. Crab-graas, dog'a-bdl 

graaB lEleaaina Tndiaa). 
1nr»-pnller, Hn Tactician, maniBUvrer, 

Wiadom, n. 1. Sense, eaplence, sagay- 
ity, judgment, judiciousness, pre- 
Biaence, discernment, depth, aoUility, 
ballast, good eeniK, common sense, 
plain sense, enlarged views, reach or 



compass of tliought, readiness in adapt- 

S.'k^IsiS, eraditlon, learning, al> 
-■ ent, information, eniightenment. 



ophlcal, of 
good judgment. 

3. Crafty, ouiuiing, subtle, sly, Ibxy, 
wily, politic, knowing, des^nli^t, long- 
head^. 
Wise, «. Mannw, way, moda, &shion. 

ramus, pretender to wisdom. 
Wish, B. 11. Desire, long, Banker, list. 
Wisli, «. a. Deslro, long for, hanker 

Wish, n. Desire, mhid, longing, hank- 
eiing, llMi^. 

WlshiUr, 01. Desiroufl, longing, eager, 
hankecfDK, lickerish, nisffiil. 

Wish-wash,"- 1. Thin drink. 

a. Traah, stuff, balderdash, palaver, 
moonshine, fudge, nonsense, jargon, 
nlatltuda, aummery, inanity, balder- 
aaBh, Wfihy-washy, senseless prate, 
ftofiiy discourse, idle taUi. 

WiBjir-waBliy, a. [ColtagaiaL] TMn, 

WIsby-wBBliy, n. WiaH-wAaH. . 
WIstftil, a. 1. Contemplfltive, medita- 
tive, reflective, musing, tlioughtftd, 

a. Longing, eager, TVISHFDL. 
W^it, n. 1. IntSleot, nnderstanding. 
mind, sense, reason, genius, mental 
power, intellectoal E^nlties, thinking 
prindpla. 

8. Qoink perception (as of parital 
reamiblance in Ihmgs mastl]) tmlite), 



"•--*- — ^t^ TC, aorci 

bicautatfon, eonjuratlon, chai'm, spell, 

the black art. 
WitclieTr,n. 1. SoMery,>7iTcacBArT. 
a. Fascination, spell, eutrancemfflit, 
Wltoh-Iuwei, n. Striped alder. 
With, prep. 1. Throngh (oj On imnw- 

diaie aghit or iaatnimsit]' Bv, by tba 

agency of, by means of. 
2. Attending, aecompanyhig, ir 

pany with, along with. 



h, along with. 






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With oMld, Prt^Hnt, 



cede, Sapiit, decamp, go away, bo off, 
■BO off. 
WltbdrawOI, n. 1, Abducdon, wIHi- 

drawlng, removal, witlidrawment. 
a. Departure, exie, leticemeat, leave, 

going away. 
mtJidEBWineut, n. WrPHBBAWAL. 
Withe, ». Twig, osier, wiekec. 
Wither, V, n. 1, Sirlvel, dry, dry np, 

lose fVealinefls. 
3. Waste, decay, droop, laogoiBh, 

plner - — • 



h^da, (n chorus, witliout a iSiBseiiting 
Wltbliold, ». a. ' 1. fiestiain, keep in, 

L. In Uie inside of, n 

S. bi tbe compass of, in tlie limits of, 
not beyond. 

3. la tbe reach or influence of. 
WitlUa, ad, 1. Inwardly, intemallj. 

3. In doors, in Uie house; at hone. 
WlthontjjH-sp. 1. Outof,ontheoot3ids 

- ' ■■ ' " It with, inde- 



nthout book. 



otes, without reaU- 
tnt, without anthor- 



shalloiT, eenselesa, obtuse, daft, unln- 
(ellleentr feeble-wltted, Bhort-witted, 
halfwitted, dull-wltteii, mnddy-head- 
ed, mnildr-bralned, slow of app— "■ — 



ot, bear witness 

Witticism, 



, n. 1. Testimony, evidence, 

Jon, corroboration. 

iponent, corroborator, eye-wlt- 

V. a. 1. Attest, be a witness 



oHBois mU), conceit. Jest, quip, qulrl 



mtwujl, n. 1. ijjrlot, golden oriole (ijT 
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ji^gler. 

Wizened, a. Dried, shrivelled, shrunk- 
Woad. ii! y/Mi, dyer's weed {Qeaista 



Woe, «. Soi _ , 
tion, afflicUon, anguish, agony, bitter- 
ness, misery, wreleheifaeas, unbappi- 
ness, trouble, heart-ache. heavy heorl^ 

suffering, pain of mind- 
Woebegone, a. Wretched, miserable, 

nitlabla, disconsolate, comfortless, sad. 

forlorn, soctowfiil, melaucholy, di 

cast, deepondii^, cheerless, creat-fB 

cljap-faJlen, cast down. 
Woful,a. [Written also B^B^fid-l 1- 

rowful, distressed, sad, atUcted, 

happy- 
3. Grievous, dl3tres«ng, affile 



, Glutton [<fiUo luscmj. 



^Vomiukly, a. Feminine {ia a pood 

iVombnt, n. PhHscolome [PhasBi^inaj/s 

ment, surprise, bewilderment, admi- 

3. Prodigy, marvel, miracle, por- 

3. €)uTi4^ty, phenomenon, Bpeotacle, 
raiity, ^ht. 

iVonder, v. n. Marvel, be surprised, be 
amazed, be struck with wonder, be 
taken aback, stand agog, look blank, 
open one's eyes, open one's mouth. 

^eudeFfnl, a. Astoulslilng, asL. 



ary, veiT strange. 

.-,«. OonJoiBr, wiZAi 

Wondei-worklngr, n. Thanmatni^, 

magic, Boreery, incoaoBiiT. 
Woudrona.a. WoTTDBRnTL. 
W^ont, 11. Custom, habit, use, practice. 
Wonted, a. Accustomed, usual, liablt- 
aal, customary, convenUonal, familiar, 
common, frequent, r^olar, ordinary. 

Woo, «. a. Conrt, solltdt In love, make 
love to, pay one's addresses to. 

Woo, B. ». Court, make lore. 

Wood, n. 1. FoBBST, grove, copse. 
8. Timber. 

Woodbine, n. Eglantine, honeysuckle 
( Otprynliiaa periuiyincmiiB). 



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Woodohnok, It. Oroimd--liog [Arctmtyt 


4 Ferment effuCTesce 




b! Heave, l» Wsaed, be' i^tafad. 


■W^^a^Lil,n. Cliircoal, 


Work, V. a. 1. Labor up^n. gpefat. 


TTood-aut,)!. Wooa-engraslne. . 




Wooded, a. Timbered. 


a. Produce, originate, aocompllal 


Wooden, a. I. Made of wood. 


effect, brtrg about. 


B. Woody, l^ueoue. 


■ 3. Keep at work. 


3. Awkvatd, clumST, nngidnl;, atiS. 


4. Exert, fltraln. 


e. Embroider. 




a. wooa-oiM. 


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adensis}, daber. 
Wood-Bplrl' 



W^ootlland, «. Woods, forest, grove, 
' fbrest-lana. timber-land. 
Wood-naphtlia, n. Metbjlic alcabol, 

W^ood-nrmph, if, Hamadrjad, dcyad, 

njniph of tUe woi>aa. 
Wood-pigeon, Ji. JBlng-dove {Coimaba 

palunums]. 
— -'-■---' — , Pecan {Mustda Can- 

io acid, pyroK- 

_, wooa-napbtha, metbjlio 

aloobol, pyrollgneons sjflrit. 
Wood-wax, fn. Weld, woad, dyer's 
W^ood-waxen, f weed, dyer's broom, 

woad-waxen {Qetiista thist^^). 
Woody, a. 1. JjigiieOBB, wooden. 

a Sylvan, abady. 
Wood;r-iiIS?>''Bliade, n. Bitter-eweet 

( Solatamaalcimara]. 
\raoet, a. Lever, suitor, gallant. 
Wooliie, ». Suit, cDurtablp, addressee. 
Woof, 11. Weft, 
Wool-K»t1ierlDg, n. Vagary, idle l^mcy, 

fboU^ enterprlae, uaeless pursuit. 
Woolleu, a. (Wi-ltleEt iJao fToafen.] 

Woolly, made of wool. 
Woollen, n. ClotU of wool, woollen 

cloth. 
Woollei>a,n.!>i. Woollen EOods. 
Woolly, a. 1. Woollen -'■'" "' 
8. IJliewcirf. 
S. IJiol.) Lanuginoi 
Word, B. 1. Vocable, 

). Beport, ^dings. 



made of wooL 



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),luG)rn] 



td, signal. 
:d of God. 



Word-lmok, ». Vocabulary, 

lexicon, glossary. 
Word for word, Llteraily, vecbaljm, 

eiaotly, in tba exact words. 
Words, «. tI. 1. Langnage, acoenta, 



. Tangling, Mckeriiw, al- 
teroation, Ireomaoliy, war of words. 
Wordy, a, Verboae, prolix, df "" 
concue, long-winded. 
- Work, f . n. 1. Act, operate, be ir 






». Moving, ( 
3. On duty. 



iiiliary, tjil, prison, bride- 
Laboring. 



n. 1. Laborer, operative, 

1, meelianio, craftsman, ai> 

artJScer, moater In liia art. 
. __ ._.. he,o. Bkiltnl, workmanly. 
Vorlananly, a. Wqbkuanlikb. 
rorkmanBhip, ». Handiwork, bond- 

icraft, mtmipulation. 
(Fork out, AccompHSb, efifect, perform, 

lealiie, bring to pass. 
»ork throBgh, Bet tlirongb. 

a. Eartb, globe, tertaqneous globe. 
3. PlanetTieavenly body. 

wr ' asaia, a^rs of life, social life, 
of men, course of tbinga, stream 

dety, people, men, man- 



kind, buman 

(Porldly, a. 1. Eartbly, 
lestclal, terrene, sublui 



[nary, bun 






gradually 



E. Move, perform, succeed, get on. 



Obtrude, ttiruEt in, prcES in, 
B, a. WormiBliapea, vermic- 



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