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SEOANE'S NEUMAN AND BARETTI.
ABBIDQED BT TELAZQXTSZb
A DICTIONARY
OP TUB
SPANISH AND ENGLISH LANGUAGES,
SUtQrst^ irom tit Sutiox'js l^argtr Woift
BY
MARIANO VELAZQUEZ DE U CADENA,
paoFEBftom or the sPAiima laicquaob and utxratdbx in Columbia oollbo»
KEW TOBK, AND OOBBBPONDINO MEMBXB OF TBB NATIONAL
iNsnnmi WASuiNcnoN.
IN TWO PARTS:
L SPANISH—ENGLISH. II. ENGLISH— SPANISH.
NEW YORK:
D. APPLETON AND COMPANY,
1, 8, AND 5 BOND STREET.
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D. APPLETON A CO.,
In the Clerk's Offlee of tho District Court of the United States for the Southern
District of Now York.
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PREFACE
The very fevorable maimer in which the public has
been pleased to receive Seoane's Spanish and English
Dictionary, oosregted, impboved, and enlarged by Ye-
LAZQUEz, has induced him to undertake this Abridgment,
in order to render that work more serviceable to younger
scholars, travellers, and men of business ; taking at the
eaxae time the utmost care to retain all the most usual
and necessary words, together with their various and fre-
quent meanings, so as to make it, though small in size, as
copious and complete as such a work can be.
With this object in view, the Editor has again consulted
not only the works which made the basis of said Dic-
tionary, but also other lexicographers and authors, partic
ularly of Travels through the new republics of North and
South America, from which he has selected a great num-
ber of words belonging to the articles of commerce and
the natural productions of those countries, which he has
inserted in this Abridgment, together with many idioms
and provincialisms, not to be found in any other work of
this kind
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Vi PBEFAOE.
As the Editor's aim has been to make more easy and
familiar the intercom-se between the two great nations
speaking the grandiloqnous and energetic languages com-
piled in this Abridgment, and thereby to strengthen the
brotherly ties which he wishes may always bind them ; he
hopes that his humble efforts may not prove altogether
pix)fitless to both the Americmis and Spaniards ; as his sole
wish is to be, inasmuch as he can, useful to them.
MABIANO VELAZQUEZ DB LA OADENA.
Svw ToBK, January, 1861
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IMPORTANT OBSERVATIONS,
1 —As the modern system of Orthography lately introduced by
the Spanish Academy has been adopted in this Abridgment, as
well as in the original Dictionary, the student is requested to
keep in mind the following directions :
1st. The words that may not be found in the combinations ja,
J^iJhJ^yJ'^i 9^i S^i should be looked for in the combinations xa,
xe, «, a», xu, je, ji, and vice versa : as, mujer, muger ; ex^rciio^
ej^rcito ; relox, reloj, etc.
2d. The words that may not be found in the combinations ce,
a\ may be looked for in the combinations ze, z/, and vice versa.
dd. The words that may not be foimd in the combinations cua^
cue^ cuij cuoy may be looked for in the combinations qua, que, qtn,
quo, and vice versa : as, quando, cuando ; question^ cuestion, etc.
4th. Those that may not be found in ca, que, qui, look for
them in chA, cki, ckl, and vice versa : as, arclidngel, arcangel ;
chtruhin, qu6rubin ; chlmica, quimica.
5th. Words with the syllables os, us, may be found in obs, uhs,
and vice versa : as, oseuro, obscuro.
6th. Those that may not be found in the combinations esc, est,
will be found in the combinations exc, ext, and vice versa : as,
vdtar, excitar; estender, extender.
Yth. Those that may not be found in the combination iras, will
be found in the combination trans, and vice versa : as, traspa-
rente, transparente.
8th. Words that may not bo found with Ao, he, in the middle
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IMPORTANT OBSEEVATIONS.
of words, may be looked for without it in the Dictionary, or vice
versa: as, aaahar^ azar; comprehender, comprender.
9th. Those that may not be found with the letter t, may be
looked for with the letter y, or vice versa : as, /et, ley ; reyna^
reina.
10th. Those that may not be found with the letter b, will ba
found with the letter v, and vice versa : as, cibil, civil.
llth. Words with double n are often written with one : as, co-
naiuralj instead of connatural.
IL — In familiar letters and manuscripts from the former Span-
ish provinces there are to be found some faults, and the moat
frequent are the following :
B instead of v, as lleho^ in lieu cf llevo^ I carry.
V "
6, " voleta,
it
bdetOj a ticket
s «
c, " seremonioy
u
ceremanici, a ceremony.
C "
«, " aelebro,
;i
cdebro^ the brain.
S "
Z, " CtMO,
u
cazoy hunting.
R "
/, ** craro,
it
claro, clear.
Y "
?/," cabayOj
it
caballoy a horse.
LL ^
y.^pollo,
u
payOf a bench.
N "
m ** cnbre^
V
hombre^ a mmn.
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NUEVO DICCIONARIO
liENGlTAS ESPANOLA E INGLESA
ESPAifOL E INGLES— SPANISH AND ENGLISH.
ABA
ABA
A. pranoanoed as a In cUarm,
A\prep. To, in, after, acoordlng to, on, by,
nn>, ot np; ba.
ilfiidrU, Or,) To go «o ICadrld.
4 la Espaftola, /nor o/W the Spanish fluhlon.
i la pnarta, JJ the door. [Castile,
i iejr do Gwtiiia» Aeeording to the htw of
& Did, (Tenir,) To come <m foot
& tUerro, (iiM«r,) To dio &y the sword.
4 dos realca, (T«ndeiM,) To be sold for two
reala.
& vino, (oler,) To smell ^z/' wine.
41a dntnra, (cmzar on rto eon el agua,) To
cross a riTsr with the water «;> to the waist
4 pmeba de bombs, Bomb-proot
Al is now written instead of ^ s^ To tbeu
A' most bo placed beftura the olject direct
of an aetlTe verb. If it be a person, prcmer
for
in
Ab8ndon4do, da, a. 1 Abandoned, Jbrlom. %
ProfligatSL [debaacherv. 8. Forlomneaai
Abandonami^nto, sm. 1. Abandonment 3
Abandon4rj«a. To abandon, to forsake; to
Aband6no, v. AhandonamUfnio. [give op.
Abanlcdr, do. To flu, winnow.
Abanic4zo, tm. Blow with a fiuL
Abonico, sitk 1. A &n. 2. (Nan.) A spritsalL
Abonlquiro, %m. A Ihn-maker.
Abaratdr, WL To cheapen, to abater
Abarbetdr, va. (Nan.) To rack.
Ab4rca, «/. A sole of coarse leather, [skins.
Abarcddo, da, a. WiUi the feet wrapped in dry
Abarcaddr, ra, 1. 1. Embracer. 2. Monopolist
Abaroadilni, «/ Abaroaadenk)^ em. An eat-
braoa [monopolize.
Abarcar, 9a, To dasp, embrace; contain;
Abaro6n, tm. An iron ring, lK>op.
Abarlo4r. i«k To bear np, hanl the wind.
AbarqnilUir, «a. To shape like a boat
Abarrac4rse, vr. To withdraw into barrackA,
Abarragandrse, vr. To live in concnbinage.
Abarranoadero, 9m. A hearv road ; precipice.
Abarrancamiento, am, Fallmg into pits ; em-
barrsssments.
Abarranc4r, vo. To break np a road; to dig
holea — rr. To fall into a pit; to become
embarrassed.
Abarrdz, tm. (Bot) Lonse-wort
Abarrot4r, va. 1. To tie, bbtd. 2. Overstock.
Abarr6te, am. (Nau.) Small stowage.
Abastadam^nte, ad. (Obs.) Abnndkntly.
Abastardirse, «n» To degenerate.
Abasteced6r, ni, a. A caterer, provider.
Abastoc^, va. 1. To provide, to cater. S. To
supply.
Abastedml^nto, snu Providing; provisions
Abastlonur, va. To fortilV with bastions.
Ab4sto, tni. The supply of a town; em^
broideries.
Abatandr, va. To beat or fall cloth.
Ab4to, tnm. An abb4.
A'bate, inter). Take care 1 Away !
Abatido, da, a. Dc;Jected, spiritless; al^ect
Abotlml4nto, «/n. Ul^cnnracwncnt lown«i»
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of spirits, IkintnMtb Abaiimimto del
rumbo^ 0mj Tbe leeway of* ship,
ibfttir, vOb t. To overthrow, to cut down.
2. HnmiyA — vn. To deeceoa, to stoop. — vr.
1. To be disheartened, dismayed.' 2. (Nan.)
To have leeway.
Abdlcad^n, sf. Abdication.
Abdicir. t€k uTo abdicate, resign. 2. Annul.
Ab<*.6nien. sm. Abdomen, belly.
Abdominal, a. Abdominal
Abdtioei6n, ^/ (AnaU Abdaction.
Abdnot/r, am. (Anat) Abductor.
Abec6, am. The alphabet, the A B a
Abeoed&rlot snk Alphabet; spelling-book.
A bedfil, tm. The blrch-tie&
Ab^n, ^ A bee. Ab^a mae&ira^ Queen-
boe. Ah^a maehiega^ Breeding-bee.
Ab«|l&r, «m. A bee-hive. [are very fbnd.
Abd&r, a. Uta db^ar^ A grape of which bees
Ab«arr6n, Ab^drro, ank A oorse-fly.
AbcaarAco, Abderfioo, am. 1. The bee-eater,
a bird. 2. (Met) A mean fellow.
^6rA| 9/ Balm-mint or bee-wort
uiro, mn.. A keeper of bee-hivesL
n6n,«m. Humble-bee; a drone; a hornet
Moiuzo, sm. A laiige wild bee.
joncillo, sm. dinK A small wild bee, a
small drooe.
Abeldrro, am. Hnmble-boe.
Abeilooddo, da, a, Mean-q>{rlted.
Abellficdrse. «r. To become mean; to de-
grsfle one^s self
Abelhitido, a. Made in the form of aoomSb
Aberongen^o, da, a. Egg-plant color, lUaoi
Abert'id6n, af. (Astr.) Aberration.
Aberrng&do. da, a Full of wart&
Abertim, af. Aperture; beginning; opening,
gap ; a loak. '
Ab etimo, Opat) From all eternity. [fir.
Ab^ am. The sUver-tree: tlie vew-leaved
Abeton&do, da, a. Besembllng Utnmen.
Abelon/tr, oo. To do ov«r with pitch.
Abi^rto. te, A 1 Open. 2. Binoere, candid.
8. Full-blown.— ^p. irr, ofAbrir.
Abif9UT&do, da, a. variegated, motley.
Abtesrrar, wu To paint with a dltenity of
oolor&
Abige^, sm (Law.) Theft of cattle.
Abigte. am. (Law.) A cattlo-thiof.
Abfgotado, da, a. wearing long whiten.
Abififtres, am. Nsrcissoa, daffodil ; a predons
btone. [beginning.
AbinSclo, (or ab initio^ Lat) Txom tho
Abintestko. a. (Lat) Intestate.
Abi66a, af. Boa constrictor.
AbismM, a. Belonging to sa abyss.
AblsmiU^ a. j^ ()Iasp nails.
Abismibr, va. To depress, to bumble.
Abismo, sm. Abyss; gulf; immense depth.
AMtad6ra, af. A lain of the cable around
tbe bits.
AMtAque, sm. A rafter or Joist
Abitai^ el cable, To bit tlio cable.
AMtas del moUnote, Carrick-blts.
Abit^nce, aim. pL Top-sail sheet-bits.
Ablzcooh&do, da, a. In the form of a biscuit
' '^nrBci6n, af. Abjuration.
^ • LToalJ
r, ro. To amure, to recant upon oath.
ADiaoaadAr. ra, a. Mollifler, softener.
AJblandami6nta ^ns. MolUfleation, litigation,
2
ABO
Ablaud^jr, wt & «. 1. To soften, to mollify
to relent SL To loosen. 8, To assnaga
AblandatlvOjVa, et. Bland» mild.
Abl&no, am. The hasd^tree. [Latin nonnsi
Ablativo, Ablitive, am. The sixth case o(
Abluci6n, af. Ablution, deansing, lotion.
Abnegaci6n, af. Abnegation, selwlenlal.
Abn^^,«a. To renounce, to deny, abnegate.
Abobado, da, a. Stupid, simple, silly.
Abobamidnto, am. 8tupefkoUon,stopidity.
AboW,«AtTostupe5r2rT.7" ' '
vr. To grow stupio.
Abocddo, a. Mild, agreeable; applied to wicei
Abocomi^nto, am. Conference, parley.
Abodo*, Wk To take or catch wilh the mouth.
Abocar la arUUaria.To point the guns.
Abocarun eatraoho, To enter the mouth of
a channel or stndt— «r. To meet, to have
an interview.
AbocardMo, da, a. Wide-mouthed.
Abochomido, da, a. Out of countenance,
flushed.' [voke. «r. To blush.
Abocliom4r, «a. 1. To overheat %, Tvpto-
Abodnddo, a^ Bent
Abocin&r, tn. (Low.) To ftdl upon the ikoe.
Abofetead6r, ra. a. Buffeter. [insalt
Abofeteir, wk 1. To slap one's ikoe. 2. To
Abogada, af. Profession of a lawyer.
Abogiida, af, A mediatrix; a counselor's wl Au
Abogadear, vn. To pbty tbe advocate ; iron.
Abog&do, am. 1. Advocate, oounsellor. 2. A
mediator. [cause. 2. To mollify.
AbMib*, im. 1. To advocate, to plead tbe
AbonetMo, da, a. Inflated, awollen.
Aboldngo, am^ "L Ancestry. % lineage, d^
soent, Inheritance.
Aboliddn, «/[ Abolition, extinction.
Abollr, 9a. To abolish, annul
Abollido,y. AUdimffodo.
Abolladora, ^ L Inet^naUty. 2. Bruise.
AboUir, va. 1. To emboss. 2l To annoy
with all unpleasant disoounei 8. To stun
and confound. 4. To bruise. [the vise.
Aboll^n, am. (Prov.) A bud. In particular of
AboUoB^r, «a. To emboss. Qrarso.
AbolsAdo, da, a. Puckered, folded like a
Abominable, a, Detestable, odious, heinous.
Abominad^n, «/[ Abomination, detestation.
AbominAr, va. To detest, to abhor.
Abon&do, da, t. A subscriber.
Abon&do, da, Ow 1. Oreditable, rich. 2. Fit Ibr.
AbonadOT, 6ra, «. A bail or surety.
Abonauz&r, vn. To clear up.
Abon^,f>a.l. To ball, to insure. 2 Toinv
prove. 8. To manure. 4. To give one
credit— «r. To subscribe; warrant
Abdno.smi. Warrant, bail; manure; arecelpt
Abordad6r, am. (Nau.) Boarder; an intruder.
Abord:'ige, am.'(HaxL) Boardtxig a shin.
Abordir, wkl.TO board a ship. 2. To run
Ami of a shin.
Abordo, am. (Met) Address, Attack, shock,
A>rce. A bordo. on board, in the ship.
Aborig6nee. am. pL Aborigines. [flamed.
Aborrach&do, da, a. 1. High-colored. 2. In-
Aborraseirse, «r. To be stormy. [hater.
Aborreood6r, ra, a. Abhofrer, detester, a
Aborreo6r, va. To abhor, hate, detest, desert
Aborredble, €k HateftU, detestable, [tlon.
Aborrodmldnto, am. Abhorrence, decesta
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ABR
lLbortaiiii6nto, «a Abortion.
Aborts, dO. To misoany.
AbortiTimtetA, ad. AbortiTelj.
Aborttro, Ta, a Abortire.
▲bdrlo» «m. A mlflcairlaffe; a monster.
Abonvarao, «r. To be mofflod or wrapped op.
AbotagArae, «r. To be swollen, to be Inflated.
Abotioido» da, a. Madein tbo form of half-
gaiten.
Abotoiiad6T, snK buttoning inurnment
AbotooAr, «a« To button; bud; to form a
button.
AbovedAdo, da, a. Arcbed, vaulted.
Aboredir, «& To areh, to Tantt
AbojAdo, da. A A ftrm rented, wttb oxen
kl)in,9f.A\my, baven; creek; Tallej;
Abradjo, am.. (OolL) An embrace.
AbrabonAr, ffo. To bold one bj tbe gannent
AbraaadAr. ra, a A bomer.
AbraaamlmtosOTk Boming; inflammation.
AbmiAr,«r.Tobom; fire; aqnaader; pro-
yoke. — «r. To be agitated by any yiolent
MBBiOll, to glow.
Abra^lAdo^c' ^
^ da, A Brazfl-wood eolor.
AbiazadAra,^ L A band. 2. A deaL
Abrazadifrr, ra, «. 1. Embracer. % (Low)
Thief4aker. a A book.
Abrazamiteto, 9m. Embracing.
AbnaAc, «& 1. To embrace, to nng; to clasp.
& Tosorronnd.
AbiAza, mn. A bog, an embrace.
Alvrego, tm. A sontbwest wind.
Alireniadoi, inL fLat) Far be It flrom me.
AbreTBd^ro, mn. A watering-place ibr cattle.
AbrerAdo, A softened in water. [Waterer.
Abreraddr, «nm. He who waters cattle. %,
AbreTAr, ra. To water esttl*.
Abreriaeidn, «/. Abbreviation.
AbreviadAr, ra, n An afarldger.
Abi^erlAr, va. To abrldgeu
AbreriatAra, ^f. Abbreviation.
Abrevtatnria, tf. Ofilce of a breviator.
AbribonArse, «r. To act the sconndxtal; stroll
Abrid6ro, ra, a. Aperitive; easily opened.
AbridAr.sm. L Freeatone-peacb. 2. Opener.
il&riaordeXAmiiMU, An engraver. Abri'
dor en Aiif«eo, A die or pnnch sinker.
Abrigad^ro, sm. Bbettered place.
Abrigifio, sok A shelter for cattle.
AbrlgAr, wu To shelter, to protect, to pat-
ronise; to warm.
Abriso, am. Shelter, protection, aid.
AbriL am. April
AbriIIantir,«a. To oat a diamond into beets;
to make any preeioaa stone sparkle by
polishing it
AbrimiAnto, mi. An opening.
Abzic TO. 1. To open; to mUoek. 2. To re-
move obstacles. 8. To engrave. Abrlr
«l<{ia,Todawn. ul&Hre{<^o,Tobealert.
.^(rir fa mono, To accept oribes; to be
craerona. Abrir lo» ojo9 d vno. To on-
deceive, to enlighten. 4. Abrirte con
(dcrvno. To dteciose one's secrets. Abrir
regititro (speaking of a veeselX To begin
to take in carga
abfochadAr, tm. An Instrument to button
on clothes
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Abrochadfira, «/ Abrodiamitotc^ un. Biti>
Abrocbir. To button on. [toning.oa
Abrogacion, «^ Abrogation, repeal
Abrog^, va. To abrogate, to annul
Abrmal, «fK A place covered with thistles.
Abr6Jo, am. 1. (Bot) Caltrop^ thistle, thoni.
prickle. 2. A crowfoot & A lash.— ^
Hidden rocks in the sea.
AbromAdo. diL Ow 1. (Nan.) Dark, luuy,
foggy. 4 worm-eaten.
Abiomine, «r. (Nau.) To be w^ym-eateib
AbroqneUne, «r. To cover one's self wttli A
shield. 2. To defond onel sel£
Abr6tano, (Bot) Southernwood.
Abrotonir, fm. (Nan.) To scud dismasted.
AbrumAdo, da, cu Weary.
Abnimad6r, ra, «. A teaser.
AbrumAr, vo. 1. To crush. 2. To cause great
pains or trouble. & To overlay
AbmtAdo, da, a. Brutish, ungovernable.
Abeo^so, SfiK An abscess.
Absltin^.Ood forbid I
AbsoInciAn,^/ Absolution; acquittal.
AbsoIAta, ^f. I>ogma, universal propodtton.
Abeolntamtoto, adU Abeolntelv.
AbsolAto, ta, a. 1. Abeolnte. 2. Imporloua
AbflohitArio, a. Absolutory. •
Abeolv6r, WL To absolve; acquit
Abeorddn, «/ (lied.) Absorptton.
AbsArtck ta, a. Amazed, absorbed in thought
Abeorvenda, ^f. Absorbing;
Absorv^nte, MkApa. (MecL) Absorbent
Abfl(w^,«abl.ToabsorDw 2.Toharryaloag.
Absorvido, a. (Med.) Abeorbed.
Abet^mio, mia, a. AMtemlous.
Abstendrse, «r. To abstain, forbear.
Abstergtote, Abeterslvo, va, a. Olaansbi^
abstergent
Absterger, vo. To cleanse.
Abetersidn, itf. Abstersion.
Abstintocla, ^f. Forbearance, i^>6tinenoe.
Abetintete, a. Abstinent [meni
Ab6tracol6n, sf. 1. Abstraction. 2. Betlre>
Abstraodvo, va, a. Abstractive.
AbstrActo, ta, a. Abstract
Abstradr, «a. 1. To abstract 2. To reAaia
ikom. 8. To diflTer in opinion.
Abstraido, da, a. Betlred.
Abstrfiso, sa, a. Abstruse, difficult
AbsoAlto, ta, & Free.
AbsArdo, sm. Absurdity, nonsense.
AbsArdo, da, a. Nonsensical, absurd.
AbubUla, 9f. (Om.) the hoopoe, or hoopoo.
Abulia, {/TGrandmother, ) -„,^t^
Abudlol «k Giandflrther; f ancestor.
AbultAdo, da, (L 1. Increased. 2. Bulky.
Abultaddr, tm. Stiflbner,
AbuItAr, Ml. To Increase, to enlarge. ~rm
To be bulky or lanra.
AbundamI6nto, am, v. Abundancia.
AbnndAnda, af. Abundance, opulence.
AbnndAnte, a. Abundant, plentuy.
Abundantemtote, ad. Abundantly.
Abnnd&r. wk To abound, to have plenty.
Abufiuoliir, wu To make something in tltt
shapeofafiritter.
AburelAdo, da, a. Oraylsh.
Aburrido, da, a. "VTeary.
AbnnimiAnto, sm. Texatlon, despondenqf
tediousnoss; weariness, sorrow.
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ibwrlr, tKk To y«^ to perplex, to weerj.
A.ban\}&do, da, <k 1 Preesed together. 2.
Perplexed.
Abnn^^dr, 9<k To press or hesp together.
AirasAr, va. To Abuse or misapply a thing.
Abns&vo, YtL a. AbusiTa
Abfiso, Mil. Mlsosage, abase.
Abjocoidn, ^f. Abjection, abjeetaess.
Abvdcto, ta, €k Aqject, dqfeeted.
Aca, ad. Here, this waj. J)s cuandaaodf
Binoewhpnf .^odnoasMMto^Tbatlsnot
tlio custom bera Ven aoA^ Come along:
AoA y eUld, Here and there. Aod^ Uej,
used In caUing.
Acab^le, a. Wnat may be finished.
AcabMo, da, a. 1. Perfect 2. Old; lU-diessed.
Acabad6r, ra, «. Finisher, completer.
Aeabalib', «& To complete, toflnisli.
Acaballadiro, mn. The time and place when
hoTBcs oorer mares. [mare.
AcabalUldo, da, a. 1. Oovered; applied to a
Acaballiu', «a. To cover a mare.
AcabaDerado, da, a Oentlemanlike.
AeaballeHb-, «at L To render genteel 8. To
make a person behave as a gentleman.
Acabamitoto, mu. End, completion, death.
Acabdr, va.in»l.To finish, to condnde;
toadileva fi. To harass, a To obtain. 4.
To terminate, to come to an end. 6. To
die: tooonaame: toextingoish; tofidL —
«r. To grow feebleu La vda te ettd aea-
boiMZo, The candle is flickering. Btoo^a
dsmmeaaMbarMj It is an endless ai&dr.
Aeaba de llegar, He hagjvtt arrived.
Acabestrlllir, vn. To go fowling with a
stalking-horse or ox.
AoabildAr, «a. To nnito persons by persoa-
sion to do-something.
Acaboeito, ad. ThatV enongh.
AoabronAdo, da^ Bold, nnembarrassed.
AcaelieteAr, «r. To ti^ to pat, to strike.
Ac6cia, sf. Acacia. [2. A naked figure.
Aoaddmfa, ^ 1. Academy; literary society.
Acad^mipo, am. 1. Academician. 3. a. Ac»>
demicalfdea
Acaecedwo, ra, a. InddentaL
A.caec6r, vn. def. To happen, to come to pasa
A.caedmitoto, em. Event, incident
A.dil. mt. A canoe. [to assoagew
Acall^, vo. To quiet, to hush ; to mitigate,
Acalorami^to, wn. Ardor, heat; agiti^on.
Acalorir,«a.l.Towarm. 2. To inflame. 8.
Toorgeon. 4 To promote.— -w. To grow
warm.
AcamAdo, da, a. Laid flat
Acambrayido, da, a. Resembling cambric.
Acamellftdo, da, a. GamoMiko.
Acampamdnto, 9m. Encampment, camp.
Acampir, wu To encamp.
Ac&mpo, tm. A common pastmv.
AoamuzadOj da, a. Chamois-colored.
A'cana, s^ A hard reddish wood of Cuba.
iLcanal^o, da, a. 1 . Paasins through a chan-
nel 2. Striated, channelled.
Acanaladdr, am. Grooving-plane. [back.
Acanal&dos, rnn. pi. The ridge of a horse's
AeanaUr,va.l.TomakeacanaL 2. To Ante,
to groove.
VfiandllMo, dn, a. Made with sharp polnt&
ineUdn, da, a. Cinnamon-color.
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Aoangrenirae, «r. To mortiftr; gaogrone.
Aeanulido, da, a. Fonning inrrows.
Acantar^, «& To measora by edntara$ oi
tonr^allon twwoIii
Acantjlada costa, <k An accessible coast
Aetoto, 9m. (Bot) Prickly thistle ; acanthoa
Aoantonamiento, mn„ Cantonment
Acantonir, WL To canton, [pointed canea
Acafiaverear, va. To wound with stuup-
Acailonete, WL To cannonade. [er dook.
Aoapanirse, «r. To take xeftige pnder aaoth*
Acapazros4do, da, a. Copperas-ooloK.
Acaponiulo, da, a. Cqwn-iike.
AcardenaUr, «a To beat black and blue, to
pinch.— «r. To be covered with livid spota
Acareami^to, am. Comparing, oonfrontlag.
AcaridadiSr, ra, a Fondler.
AcaridAr, «& To ftmdle, to oaresa
Aoarrirse, «r. To go under the ahade, (ap-
plied to sheep.)
Acaireadizo, za, a. Portabia
Acarread6r, ra, A carrier; a porter.
AcarreAr, «& 1. To carry. & (Met) To causa
& «r. To bring upon one's Bel£
Acarr^o, tm. Carriage, conveyanca CbMM
ds acarreOt Ooooa transported as flreight
Acarr6to, sna AUodeocorrs^ Pack-thread.
AcAsov am. Chance^ casualty.
Acdso, ad. By chance, by acddent
Acasdllido, da, a. (Oba) CMtollated.
Acastiliiffe, ana The upper works of a ship.
AcastorMO, da, a. like the texturo of beaver.
Acataml6nto, am. Esteem, reapect; acknowl-
edgment; view. [inmect
Acatar, 9a. To reapect; acknowleage;
Acatarnrse, «r. To catch cold.
AcaadalAdo, da a Bidi, wealthy.
AcaadalAr,«a.lTohoarduprichea 2. To
acqniro a reputation.
Acaadillad6r, am. Commander of troopa
AcandilUr, va. To command troopa
Acayolba, am. Mahogany.
Acoed^nte, pa. Acceding.
Acceddr, wl To accede; to agrea
Aooesible, a. 1 Aooesdbla 2. Attainabla
& Anproachabla
Accedon, ^f. Aooeeslon ; access, paroxysm.
Aoo^eo, ana Access; copnhition; accession.
Accesoriam^te, ad. Accessorlly.
Acco86rias, ^ pi. 1. Accessories ; ont'build-
inga 2. «(^. A room with the door opening
to the street
AcceB6rlo, ria a. Accessory, additional AC'
CMoHaa obraa^ The outworks of a fortresa
AoddentMo, da, a. Aflbcted with fits.
Acddertil, a. Acddental, casual Ibrtnltoua
Acddentalm^nte, ad, Aoddcntally, casually.
Acddent&rse, «r. To bo seized with a fit
Acddent^o, «fn. av{;m. A severe fltof illnesa
Acdd^nte, am. Accident, chance, ha] ; a
sudden fit
Acddn, ^ Action; deed, lawsuit, stock
Aooum da gradaa^ Thanksgiving, act o
thanking; sharo of capital stock.
Aodonitf>, vfk To geeticulata
AcdonisU, am. Stockholder, partner, sharei
AcebadamiAnto, am, Snrftit; disease of an
Acebddo, am. Plantation of hoUy-treea
Afi6bo, am. Holly-tree, dwarf-oak.
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A.oebQch4], a. Belonging to wild olivea.
4o6biioi)«, mtK WUd oUve-tree. [oUve.
Aoaboeb^no, na, a. Belongloir to the wild
Aoebachin.% sf. Frolt of the wild olive>tree.
A.oechad6r, ra. a. JAv in amt>usli; intruder.
Arechikr, «a.. To lie In ambush, to waylay;
to pry intOL
Aeeeoo, aot. Waylaying, lying In amboah.
Al aoecho or m» acechOy ad. In wait, in
•mbnah.
Aoech^ a, a. Waylayer, prier, Haeer la
oomAomo, To scmtlniie, to pry into.
Aoednir, vo. To salt and dry meat in the
air. — pr. To grow old, dnr, and withered.
Aeedamtote. odL Sourly, bitterly.
AcedAr, «cl To flour; dJspIease.
Aeed^ra, ^ (Bot) Sorrel [acrid taste.
Aeederilia, ^ (Bot) Wood-eorrel; plant of an
Acedia, «/: Acidity, eonmeea; rooghneae;
asperity of addreaib
Ao6ao, a, a. Acid, aoor; harah, unpleasant
AoMilo, a, a. Without achie^ wanting a head.
Aceitar, «& To oil, to rub witli oil, to anoint
Ac^ite. aiRw Oil; any unctuous liquor; iht
Aceiu tie corner^ Olive, or awoet oil
Aeeits ds jpeseado^ Train-oiL A ceOe ds
mer^aiM, dod-olL AcHUdepalo,Baistaa
copaiba. AeeUe d^ Utuua^ Linaeed-olL
Aeeit6fa, ^ OO-^ar. oil-cruet
Aeeiterizo, 9m. A blow given with an oil-Jar.
Aceiteria, 4^ Shop where oil is sold.-
Aeeit&o, a, a. Oil-man : vessel Ibr holding oil
Aoeit6so, ea, a. Oily, fat, ereasy.
Aeeit6na, «/ Olive. AcmhtnoH capat^ras^
Olives a long time In pickle.
AeeltnnMa, n: Olive-fleaaon.
AoeitnnAdo, da, a. Olive-green. [olives.
Aoettan^ro, tnu Gatherer, seller, or carrier of
Aoeltfino, 0m. OUve-tree. [tion.
Aeeleraci6n, «r/ Acceleration, increase ohno-
Aoderir, va. To accelerate, hasten, hurry.
Ae61ga, «/ Splnage-beet
Ao6mila, tff. A mule: mule-tax. [teers.
Acemllir. a, Belonging to mules and mnle-
Acemilena, ^ Mule-stable.
Acemil^To, 9m. A muleteer.
Aoemildro, ra, a. Belonging to mulee, in
particular to the king's mulesw
Aeemita, 9f. Bread made of fine bran.
Acemite, 9m. Pollen, fine bran; grits; pot-
tage made of parched half-ground wheat
AcendW^o, da, <z. Purified; refined.
Acendr4r, to. To purii^jr or refine metals ; to
fk^ee firtnn stain.
Acensa&r, va. To lease out for a certain rent
Ac6nto, «77k Accent
Acentuad/>n, ^. Accentuation.
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To be pleased.
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anals or drains,
naker of canals
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Acerdr, txt. To steel ; impregnate with steet.
Acerbam^nte, ad. Harshly, rudely.
Acerbidi^d, ^ Acerbity, asperity ; sharpnessi
Aodrbo, ba, & Kongh to the taste; severe.
Acdrca, prop. About, relating to, concerning
Acercaini6nto,«ink (Obs.) Approach, approx-
imation, [near to.
Acerc4r, va. To approach ; to accost, to come
Acerico, Aoerillo, 9m. Pin-cushion; smaC
pillow.
Accrino, na, a. (Poet) Steely, hard, firm.
Ac6ro, «m. Steel Acero eo*ado^ Cast«tee1.
Ac^ro ds rotta^ Bose-steel— p2. E9pada
d6 bneno9 acero9, A sword of well-tem-
pered steel [leaved hawthorn.
Acer6la, ^. Azarole, the fruit of the parsley-
Aoer6Io, 9m. The parsley-leaved hawthorn.
Acerbrdr, v& (Low) To seize, grasp, gripe.
Acerrimamtote, ad. Strenuously.
Ac6rrinio, ma, a. rntp. Very vigorous.
Acertadam^nte, ad. Opportunely, fitly.
Accrtado, da, a. Fit, proper, timely.
Acortad6r, ra, 9. One who hita on the right
point ^
Acertdr, va. To hit the mark; ooi^ecture
right; happen unexpectedly; take root
AcertUo, 9m. A riddle, enigma.
Aceruolo, 9m. A small pack-saddle for riding.
Ac^'o, 9m. A heap ; the whole ; any thing
Acetiibulo, 9m. Cruet; a Roman measure.
Acetosilla, «/ Sorrel
Acet^eo, sa, a. Acetous; acid.
Ac6tre, 9m. A small bucket; holv-water-pot
Achacadizo,za, a. (Ob&) Feigned, fraudulent
Aehac^, to. To impute ; to fiither ; to fruns
an excuse.
AchacosamSnte, ad. Sickly..
Achac66o. sa, a. Sickly, unhealthy.
Achaflanar. va. To lower one end of a board.
Achaparr&do, da, a. Of the size of a shrub ;
short
Achdque, 9m. llabltual Indisposition; monfli-
ly courses; excuse; a failing; fine, penalty.
Acnaqu^o, 9m, A magistrate of the boani
of menta in Spain.
Acharol&r, ta. To Japan, varnish.
Achiciulo, da, a. Dimlnlshod, reduced.
Acliicad6r, ra, «. Diminlsher, reducer
(Nau.) Bailing-scoop.
Achlcadura, af. Diminution, reduction.
Achlc&r, va. To diminish, to lessen ; to bak
a boat or drain a mine. AcJUcofuncaba.
To shorten a rope. Acfiicar el agua dA
navioy To free the ship.
AchlchnrrAr, va. To fry meat too much ; to
over-heat
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iehlflhinqpe, mu. A miner who drains Uie
mines cir water.
Aehio6ria, if. Saooory, wild endive, <ibicor7.
Aiihinir. va. To intimidate, to terrify.
AcbineUdo, da, a. Made like a slipper.
Achidte, Ach6te, am. The heart-leaved biza,
annatto or amotto.
Achispiase, vr. (CoU.) To get tlpey.
AchocAr, «& To knook asonder; to board
monty,
Achorizado. da, a. made into sansagesi
Achach^, Acbnchurriu', v& (ColL) To crush.
Achal&do, da, a. Waggish, fh>liosomeu
AdAffo, sa, <k Unfortonate. melancholy, sad.
AdAl, Aci^, mtk Barnacle pot upon the
noeeofaborsok
Aci&no, rni. Corn-flower.
Aoibar, mjk The Jolco ih>m the aloes ; aloes-
treeu Acibar oabaUuno^ Horse-aloes;
haitlmees, bitterness.
Acibar&r, vet. To put the Juice of aloes into
anjr tiling; to imbitter.
Adbarrir, va. (Obt.) To dash against
Acicaladdr, ra, t. A polisher, burnisher.
Adoaladnra, if. Acicalami6nto, am. Burn-
ishing, [dress in styla
Adcalir, vo. To polish, to burnish.— «r. To
Adc&te, sttK A long-necked Moorish spur.
Adchfii, am, A two-edged tool used by tilers.
Add^ «/ Addity.
Aoidiflcad6n, rf. Acidification.
A'ddo, sm. Acid. — a. Add, sour, sharp.
Addul^r, «a. To make sour, piquant
Addulo, la, a. Addnlotis, tart
Aci^rto,sm.Agoodhit ConaeUrto^WlVk
effect; dexterity: chance; casualty.
Adgnatado, da, a. Jaundiced.
Adgnat^rse, vr. To be seized with Jaondice.
Acij&dot da, o. Of the color of ao(^
A<HJe,Sfii. Copperas.
Aci)Mo. sa, a. jBrownish ; of a blackish earth.
Admboga, ^f. The dtron-tree. [place.
Admentarse, w. To settle one*s self in a
Ad6n, tf. Stirrap-lcatber.
Adon6it>, tm. A maker of stirmp-leathers.
Adpddo, da, a. Well mlUed; foiled.
Adr&te, am. A landmark, boundary.
Adtira, anu Partition wall ; rail of a bridge.
Acitron, anu A dtron dried : candied lemon.
Aclamad6n, ^ Acdamation, the act of
slionting wlthj^y.
AcUmador, ra. a. Applander, shonter.
Aclamiir. va. To shoot, to appland, to huzza.
Adaracion, niostration, explanation.
Aclarir, «a. To clear from obscurity; make
bright; illustrate, exphUn; widen; clarify.
— vfu To dear up.
AdocMo, da, a. Stretchoil at a fire, table, Ac
Aclocilrse, «r. To brood ; to stretch one's self
Acobardar, «a. To daunt, intimidatei
Aoooead6r, ra, «. A horse that kicks.
A ooceaml^to. am. Act and effect of kicking.
Acoceiir, wk To kick, to wince.
Acochine, «/*. To sqnat to stoop down.
Aoochin&r, «a. To murder. (Mot) To hush
up; to humble. [neck.
Aooootfir, «a. To kill by a blow upon the
Aoodad&ra, ^. Bending the elbow.
AcodaUir, va. (Arch.) To pat in tintclfli
Acodir «a. (Oos.) To lean tlie elbow upon ;
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to1ayentting8ofpIaatainth«|^MUid; to
square timber.
Aooderilrse, vr. To put a spring on a cables
AoodilUkr, «a. To bend any thing to an aagto*
to sink under a burden.
Ac6do, am, A shoot of a layer.
Acogedixo, za, a. Collected pn>miiciioiu4y.
Aooged6r, ra, a. Harborer.
Acoc6r. va. To give shelter: to reooiva
(Met) To protect— «r. To take refhes; to
make use of a pretext for dissimalatton.
Aoogida, ^. Beoeption; oonomTsnoai
Acogido, am. ColisottoB of breeding maMi
kept at a certain price; temporary ad
mission of ilocks into pastnre-groond.
Aoogoll&r, «A To cover plants unth straw.
Acogollad&ra, ^f. Earthing up of plantsi
Aoogombradora, ^. Dig^ng ap the eronnd
about plants. [plantsi
Aoogomor4r. «a To dig up the ground about
Acogotiido, da, a. Killed oy a dIow on the
Aoogotir, «a. To kill by ablow on the neck.
Aooit4r, va. To be very carefhL
AcoUUn, am. An insect in Madagascar.
Aool^, oo. (Blaz.) To arrange two coats ol
arms under the same crown, Ac
Aoolchir, «a. To quilt
Ao6Uta STik Aoolyte; an assistant
Acollaa6rea, am, pL laniards of a ship,
Acollarido, da, a. Having a collar ; birds hav-
ing different plumage round tiM'ir necks.
AooUardr, va. To yoke or hamoss horses^
oxen, Ac ; to couple hounds
Acomb&r, co. To bend, to crook.
Acomendaddr, am. Protector, aider.
Acometed6r, ra, «. An agreesor, assaulter.
Acomet^r, va. To attack, to assault; to un-
dertake; to tempt [a fit
Acometida. ^ Acometimitoto. am. Attack;
Acomodible, a. Aeoommodable. [iency.
Acomodad6n, •/ Accommodation, cunven-
Aoomodido, da, a. Convenient, fit; rich.
Aoomodad6r. ra, a. Box-keeptr to the theatrei
AcomodamientOL am. Accommodation.
Acomodir, fKU To accommodate ; recondle;
ftimlsh.— t»r. To comply.
Acomodatido, da, a, figurative.
AcomMo, am. Accommodation, situation.
Acompafiido, da, Accompanied ; an assistant
Judge, surgeon, Sec
Aoompsfiador. ra,«. Attendant, accompanier.
Acompafiamionto^ am. Attendance, com-
pany; retinue^ [in&
Acompafi.Ante, pa. Accompanying, attend*
Acompafiir, va. To accompany, to attend.
AcompasAdo, da, a. Mcasurod by the com-
pass; in regular time. [constitution.
Acomplexion&do, da, a. Of a good or bad
Aconchadillo, am. Kind of ragout or stewed
meat [(Nau.) To embay.
Aconch&r, va, (Obs.) To fit out a shipk
Acondidonido, cUlo. Conditioned.
Aoondicion^r, va. To dispose, to constitute.
Acongojar, va^ To vex, to oppress, to afflict
Aconhortarse, vr. To console one's seU^ ti
take courage.
Ac^nito, am. Aconite, wolfVbana
Aconsetiblo, a. AdviAable. {\Un
Acons^addr, rn, «. Adviser, lounsellur. nion
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ieoAaMianUr, ra^ To use rhjSMS Improper^
LsaOLkr, va. To cooot, <»lcalAte; prop.
(Nan.) To sbor*. Tpon.
Aoooteceddro^ra, a. That which may Mp-
Acontaoer, «. To uriTe; to bAppen. [alty.
Acootedmlento, «»». Event, incident, cum-
Aoop4do, da, a. CapHabapod, Taalform.
Aaepir. tnv To abftne like a cnp.
Aeopetado, da, €&. Tonpee-ebaped.
Acopiamltoto, «*»» Gathering; picking ap.
A-copiix, «CL To gather, to store up, to lay ap.
Ao6pio, sm, Qauierin^ storing, hoarding.
i^eoplAdo, ^M^ Fitted, a^Jiuned, Joined.
Acoplir, 90, To aoconple; to frame; to set-
tle differences: to yoke beasts.
Aooqoin^, va. To iotimldate, terrlQr.
Aeorir, vo. (Obs.) To afflict, molest
Aoanionido, a. Heart-shaped.
AtoorchiiMi «r. To abriTel; become torpid.
Aeordaei6n, ^. Bemembrance. [jointly.
Acordadain6nte, ad. Bv conmion consent,
AfiocUAdo, da, a. Ajreed; done deliberately.
Lq acordadOf I>ecree enforcing prior
proceedings
AeordAr, vcu To dedde nnanfmonaly ; to con-
cert; remind; to tone instruments; to
grom> fignree in a plctore ; to deliberate. —
vn. To agrees — or. To weigh, consider mar
torely; threaten; to remember.
Acdrde, ek Conformable : coinciding In opln-
lon.-'-«. Consonance; naimony.
AcerdelAr, va. To measure with a cord.
Acordemente, ad. Br oonmion consent
Acordonido, da, a. Surrounded; corded.
AeordonAr, va. To make In the form of a
cord; tosurronnd.
Ac6res, an, (Med.) Achor, a kind ofberpee.
Acomoad6r, ra, s. A beast fighting >vith its
AoflrneAr, va. To strike with the horns.
Ae6ro, sou Bweet-flag, calamus.
AcorraUr, va. To pen up cattle; Intimidate^
AeeiT^r, va. (littliB usl) To help: hasten.
Aoortamlfaiio, ant. Contraction, ^ridgment
AeortAr, va. To shorten, to abridge : obstmc t
Acortar la velOi To shorten sail — vr. To
shrivel; tobebashfbl
AcomlUr, va. To bridle or hold up the oais.
Aoorrir, va. To curve, to bend.
Acorzdr, va. (Little us.) To drees a child in
short clothes.
Aeosad6r. ra, «. A pursuer, persecutor, Te>:er.
Acoiamlento, am. Persecution, trouble.
Aeoeir, va. To pursue close; to vex.
Acestado, da, a. Laid down. [salary.
Aeobtamlinto, am. Lying down; rest; a
kaoeiir.va. To lay down. — vr. To approach.
(Nan.) To stand in shore, [be accustometU
Acostumbrdr, va. To accustom, use. — vn. To
Aootaoi6n, ^ Limit, bound ; quotation, nota
Aootami^nto, am. Limitation, quotation.
Aootir, va. To limit; to lop off; to quote;
to attest; to aocept for a certain price; to
wttoeaa
Aootino, Sfik A large smith Vhammer.
AooyundAr, va. To yoke oxen to a draught
A'cra, a. Sour: mordant; rough.— «. Acre.
Acreblte, a. Sulphur. [crease.
.leogneia, ^f. Acrooentaml^nto, atm In-
AOU
Acrecentad6r, ra, a. Inoreaser. [nMi.i
Acrecent&r, Acreo6r, va. To increa8^ to aug*
Acredltiido, da, a. Aeoredlted, distinguished.
Acreditdr, va. To assure; credit; prove.
AGreed6r, am, A creditor; a meritori« a
person.
Acreer, va. To lend, to aaslBt
Acrem^nte, ad. Sourly.
Aerianziulo, da, <t Educated, Instructed.
AcribadOra, «/: Sif^g.
Acribdr, va. To sift, to separate ; to examine.
Acribill^, va. To pierce like a sieve; to
molest
Acrlminaci6n, qf. Crimination.
Acriminad6r, nuL Accuser, informer.
Acriminiir, va. To criminate; accuse, Im-
peach; aggravate.
Acrim6nla, tf. Acrimony, sourness ; asperity.
Acrisol&r, va. To reflneLto purify, to oleanseu
Acristianiu', va. (ColL) To christen, baptize.
Acr6bato, am. Bope-dancer.
AcromAtlco, a. Achromatic
Acrdmion, a/, (Anat) Acromion.
Acronicto, ta, a. AcronycaL
Acr6stioo, ca, a. Acroetia
Aerot^ra, Acrot^ria, af. A small pedestal, Sacj;
the highest nui of a column. [pleoei
Acrot^rio, «m. The superior part of a frontis-
Acr6y, am. (Oba.) A gentleman of the king*!
hooschola.
A'cta, sf. Act, record.-— i>t The acts of com-
munities. Actaa da ion aantoa, The lives
of the saints. [M44th of an Inch.
Actimo, am, l-12th of a puiUo^ which is
ActitAr, va. To sue, to enact
Actitiid. «/! Attitude, position.
Activldad, */ Activity, quicknessw
Active, va, a. Active, diligent Vo» acHva^
Buflk^age.
A'cto, «ffk Act or action; thesis; instance.
Actdr, am. Actor, player; plaintiff; attorney.
Act6ra. af. Plalntift
Actriz, «^ Actress, player.
Actuadon, af. Actuation, moving, [enced.
Actuido, da, a. Actuated; skilled, expcri-
Actuil, a. Actual, present, real, effective.
Aetualiddd, af. Present state of things.
Actnalizir, va. (Prov.) To realize.
AotuAnte, pa. Defender of a thosla^ [thesis.
Actuir. va. To digest ; consider : to support a
Actn&rio, am. An actuary, clerk of a court
ActuAso, a. (Little ui) Active, '*•
Acuadrill^, va. To collect or t
Acu&rio. am. Aquarius.
AcuarteUdo, da, a. Divided into quarters.
Acuortelami^nto, am. Quarters.
Acnartelfir, «a. To quarter troops.
AcnartillAr, vn. To band under a heavy load.
Acudtil, a. Aquatic.
Acubido. da, a. Bescmbllnfir a p^l or bucket
Acucbarado, da, a. Spoonlike. [skilfol
AcuchllUdo, da, a. Slashed; experienced. .
Acnchilladdr, ra, a. Bully.
Acuchlll&r, va. To cut or hack ; to flglit wltk
knives or swords.
AcudlmI6nta, 9>nw Aid, assistance.
Acudir, vn. To assist, to support; to pio
dnco ; to have recourse ; to run up.
Acuedficto, am. Aqueduct
A'cuco, a, (U Wa^orv
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icuSrdo, «m. Decision of a trlbnnal ; body
of the members of a tribunal; opinion,
'advice. 2>s acuerdo^ Unanlmonsly'i to
come to an understanding. AcuerdoadM
ftino^ Bemonstranoes of the realm.
▲cuitir, va. To afflict, to oppress. — vr. To
grieva
Aculddo, da, a. (Low) Betired. [retreat
Aeal^, to. (Loir) To fbroo Into a comer: to
AcalebrlnMo, da^ a. Made like a colverln.
AcuIlA, ad. On the other side, yonder;
oppoMsIte.
Acumu1aci6n, tf. Accumulation, gathering.
Acumulad6r, rtL^e. Accumnlator; recorder.
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Adecuddo, da, a<. Adequate, fit, competent
Adecudr, va. To fit, to accommodateb
Adef^io, em. Extravagance, foUy, nonsens*
AdeAi6ras, e.j>L Out^buildings, suburbsi
Adehdla, «/. Gratuity. [tura
vAdehes&do, am. Place converted into pa8<
Adeheeamidnto. em^ PasturBgei
Adehesio', va. To convert land Into pastura
Ad!elantadillo, a. Bed wine pf the first ripe
grapes. [province^
Adelantido, mn. Title of the governor of a
Adelantiido, da, a. Anticipated, advanced.
Adelantad6r. ra, «. Forwarder.
AdeIantami6nto,9m. Progress, advancement
improvement; fturtherance; anticipation.
Adelant^, va. To advance, forward; antici-
pate, pay beforehand; improve.— vr. To
take the lead: excel
AdelAnte^cut Farther ofT; higher up; for-
ward. )!!H£M2«2an^ Henceforth, in futuTb.
Ad61&, ^ Bose-bay or oleander.
Adolfdl, tm. Plantation of roso-bay trees.
Adelgazddo, da, a. Made slender or thin.
Adelgazad6r, ra, a. One that makes thin or
slender. [slender.
Adelgazami^nto, am. Attenuation ; making
Adelgazdr. va. To make thin ; lessen ; refine.
Ad6ma, ^/. Addme, am. (Min.) Timber se-
curing the sides of mines.
Ademaa6r, am. A mine-carpenter, boarding
the sides of mineSk
Ademun, «m. Gesture; look, manner. En
ademan de^ In the attitude of performing
something. [of mlneiSL
Ademdr, va (Bfin.) To board up the sides
Ademds, ad Moreover; besides.
Adenogrdfla, at A treatise on the glands.
AdenologU, rf. Description of the gland&
Addnos, am, Aleppo cotton.
AdentelUr, va. To bite, to catch with the
teeth. AdenUUaruna pared^To \Ti^VDl
a wall. [A' d« admtro ! Within there !
Ad6ntro, <7<f. within, internally, inwardly.
Aderez4r, va. To dross, to adorn ; to prepare ;
to clean, to repair. Ad^rmar la corndda^
To dress yictuals, to cook.
Ader6zo, am. Dressing and adorning; gnm,
starch. Aderezo da m^aa, A service for
the table. Aderaao da diamantea, A set
of diamonds. Ad^ezo da oahaUo^ Trap-
pings of a saddle-horse. Aderasodtacaaa,
Furniture.
Adferra, af. (Prov.) Grass-rope. [time,
A'deshora, ad Unseasonably, not in proper
Adestrddo, da, a. Broke in ; (Bias.) on the
dexter side.
Adestraddr, ra, a. Teacher, instructor; critic
AdestrAr, va. To guide ; to teach ; to train.
Adeud&do, da, a. Indebted : obllgod.
Adeuddr, va. To pay duty ; (Obs.) to contract
debts. — vr. To bo indebted.
Adher6ncia, af. Adhesion ; alliance.
Adher6nte, a. Adherent— a Follower.
Adhcrdntes, am. pi. Ingredients ; tools.
Adherir, vn. To adhere, to cleave to. — vr. Tc
hold. [ment
Adhc$i6n, tf. Adhesion: cohesion, attach*
Adifido, dBL,a.JSl dia adiadOy The day ap«
pointed, fixed. [lik*
Aaifllhiantiido, d.i, a. Adamantlae, dlamoad
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iOctfii,^ Addition. Adiciondakiherm-
etfO) Acceptance of an inheritance.
Adldonad6r, ra, a. Increaser.
Adicion&r, ^a. To make additions.
Adkto, ta, a. Addicted, attached.
Adieetrir, va. Y. AdMtrar,
Adiatiiv txx. To diet
Adinaa, «/ pL Y. AdieoM,
Adiaenulo, da, a. Kleh, wealthy.
Adintelido, da, a. Falling fhmi an arch grad-
nallr Into a straight line.
Adipoeo, sa, a. Fat, fleehy.
Adir, «(i. To acc^ an inheritan<;9.
Aditaminto. mn. Addition, iBcrease.
Adiva,«/^AdiTe,«nk Jackal. .<ld4rcu^ Swell-
ings under the ears of hoFsea.
AdivinaeiAn, ^ Divination, prediction.
Adirinido, da, a. Foretold; coi\}edTired.
Adirinaddr, ra, t. Diviner, sootliaajer.
Adrrinami^to, 9m. Y. Aditfinacian.
AdtvinAnza, «/. Enlgmaj^ riddle, [unriddle.
Adiyindr, «a. To ibretell; to coiUectnre; to
AdlTinob na, s. Soothsayer, divlnor; fore-
boder, fortnne-teller.
" tiTaoi^B, «^ Ailtjectkni.
Ut&t, «a. To nnite. to abject
tiTo, 9m. (Oram.) Adjective.
HodlcMito, ^ Acyodication.
nodic^, CO. To a^ndge; to award.
O^ta, ^ Letter or paper inclosed in
A^i^to, ta, <L Joined, annexed.
Adjiinto, mK Y. Ac^^etiw}^ and AdUamento.
AdUunto^ A bodr of jodges to try a cause.
AdmmicnUr, tcu To increase the power of
a thing by collateral aids.
Adxnin^o, nn. Prop, sapport, aid.
Administracidn, ^ Admlaisbvtion ; office
of an administrator. J^adnUnistraoiont
In tmat
Admlnistrad^r, ra, 8. Administrator, mana-
eer: steward, tmstee. Adndndetrador
as ordsn^ A knlfht substitute. [serve.
Admlnistrir. va. To administer, govern ;
Adminiatrativo, va, a. Administrative, prac-
tical [administration.
Admini8trat6rio. ria, a. BdonMng to an
Admir&ble, a. Admhwble, excellent, won-
dcrfhL [encbarist
Admirable, sm, A hymn in pndse of the
Admirahlem^te, ad. Admirably, marvel-
loosly. [prise.
AdmiradAn, ^ Admiration, wonder; snr-
Admiraddr, ra, «. Admirer, wonderor.
Admlrintei, pa. Admiring.
Admirir, va. To admire; to marv-el. — vr.
To be seized tiith admiration ; to wonder.
Adraisiblei, a. Admissible, fit, proper.
Admid6n, «/ Admission.
AdnUtir, va. To admit ; to receive ; to accept
Admonicl6a, t/ Admonition, warning.
Admonit^r, sm. Monitor; admonisher.
Adn&ta, ^ (Anat) Adnata, the external
white menobrane of the eye.
Ad6, ad. where, whither.
Ad(^Mo, da, a. Fickled.
Adob^^ 9m. I^icklod pork, or any other
sort of dreased meat
Adobadfr, ra. a. Dresser, prcpoicr. [hide&
Adobfo, ta. To picklo moat ; to cook ; to tan
ADU
Ad6bo, 9m. A sun-dried bHok.
Adoberia, «/. A IMek-yard.
Ad6bo,<m.SepalrinK; pickle-eauce ; hogn*
dients for droesingTeather or cloth ; rouge
Adooen4do, da, a. Common, ordinary, vul-
gar, rto deepisa
Adocen&r. xa. To count or sell by dozens;
Adoctrinar, va. To instruct ; break in horsea
Adolecer, im. To be ill; to labor under dla-
eaae.
Adolesc^da, «/ Adolescence.
Adoleso6nte, a. Adolescent, young.
Ad6nde, ad. Whither? to what phM^f
where. Adcnde guiera^ To whateve*
place you please.
Aa6nicot Adonlo, 9m. A Latin verse consist-
ing of a dactirl and a spondee.
Adopddn, ^f. Adoption, lathering.
Adoptad6r, ra, 8. Adopter.
Adoptinte, pa. Adopting; embracing
AdoptAr, WL To adopt, to ihUier; embrace;
grait
Adoptive, ra, a. Adoptive. [please.
Adoqui^, Adoqni^ra, dd. (Oba.) Where you
Adoquin, 9m. Blndin^-etone of a pavement
Ad6r, 9m, The time for watering land.
Adorable, a. Adorable.
Adoraci6n, ^ Adoration, worship, [miroi.
Adoraddr, ra, «. Adorer, worshipper, ad-
Ador&r, co. To adore, to reverence.
Adorat6rio, 9m. Temple of idols in America.
Adormeced6r, ra, a. Soporiferous.
Adormec6r, vr. To cause sleep; to calm, to
lull— i?r. To Ikll asleep; to grow De-
numbed.
Adormeckio, da, a. Mopish ; sleepy, drowsy.
Adormeoiml^nto, sm. Drowsiness, sleepi-
ness, mopishness.
Adonnld6ra, «/. (Bot) Poppy.
AdomAdo, da, a. Ornamented, adorned.
Adornad6r, ra. a. Adorner, embellisher.
Adomdr, vo. To adorn, to beautiiy; to ftir-
nish ; to accomplish.
Adomista, 9m. Painter of omamenta.
Ad6mo, 9m, Adorning; ornament; garni-
ture, trimming; fomiture.
Adquirid6r, ra, «. Acquirer.
Adquirir, va. To acquire, to obtain, to get
Adquisiddn, tf. Acquisition.
A'dra, tif. Turn, time, succeestye order.
AdragAnte, a. Gnm tragacanth.
Adr^ «/ A toothing-stone that sticks out oi
a wall, for a new buildingto be joined to it
Adriiles, 9m. pL Hurdles, racks of carts.
AdrMe, Aaredem6nte, ad. Purposely,
knowingly.. Inav'w. To right a ship.
Adriz^r, «J. (Nou.) To right Adriear un
Adrubddo, da, a. Gibbous, convex, [ment
Adsoribir. «a. To appoint to a place ; em|>Joy
Adstriccion, «/ Compression.
Adudna, at A custom-house; tax. Paacrr
per todaa Ian aduanaa^ To undergo a
close examination.
Aduan6ro, 9m. Custom-houso officer.
Adu&r, am. Horde, a mlgratury crow ; Arab
or gypsy tent-villaga
Adudr, wu Y. Qmdudr, liewir^ Tnur.
Aductor, 9m, (Anat) Adductor muscles.
AduendAdo, da, a. Ohost-llko. [borlne
Adnfi^o turn. Blow with a timbre' or tanv
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4d61^ 9m. Timbrel or t«mborln«.
Adafl^ ra, i. Timbrel or tamboilneplarer.
Adi\)Ad«^ AdAK ^' P^ (Nan.) Coll or
% coiled cable.
Adid&r, DO. To eoll a cables pnigation.
AdOla, «/. (Prov.) Oroand wltb no partieiilar
Adaladon, ^f, Adalation, flattery, coaxing.
Adntaddr, ra, «. Flatterer, fkwner, coaxer.
Adal&r, «a. To flatter, to coax, to conrt
Adolatorio, rla. n. Adulatory; flatterli%.
Adaleir, vn, Tx> bawl, hoop.
Adal^ro, tm. Driver of horses or mnlea
Ad6ltera, «/! Adulteress.
Adnltoracion. •/. Adulteration.
Adulterddo, aa, a. Adulterated.
Adultoraddr, ra, f: Adulterator, [adultery.
Adnlter&r, «& & a. Tb adulterate; to commit
Adnlterino^ na, a. Adulterous; adulterated.
Adult6rio, Sffk Adultery.
Ad<ero, ra, «. Adulterer.
Adfilto, ta, a. Adult [der ductile.
Adnlz&r, t>a. To sweeten : to soften ; to *'«n-
Adnmbraci6n, «< Adumbration.
Adanacl6n, 0/ union.
Adustl6n, </r (Med.) Burning up.
Adus^vo, va, & That which has the power
- of burning up. [bla
Adteto, ta, a. Burnt up: gloomy, untractai-
Advenedizo, za, a. Foreign; an upstart
Adveniml^nto, 9m, Arrival ; advent
AdventAJa, ^ (Iaw. Prov.) A Jewel.
Adventicio, oia^ a, Adventltions ; (Law) ac-
quired by industry.
AdverblAl, a. Adverbial.
Adv6rblo, «m. Adverb.
Advers&rio, sm. Adversary, opponent
Adversativo, va, <i. (Qraro.) Adversative.
Adversid&d, «/ Calamity, misfbrtuno.
Advirso, sa, a, Adver8«, opposite, [advice.
Advert6noiiL tf. Advertence; attenUon to;
Advertido, da, a. Noticed, informed ; skilftiL
Advertimltoto. 9m. V. Adverieneia.
Advertir, vo^ To observe ; to advise, to give
noUce; to aoauaint; to mark.
Advidnto, 9m. Advent
Advocaci6n, rf. Appellation given to a
church, chapel, or altar, dedicated to the
holy virgin or a saint
Advocat^rlo, rla, a. Carta cidcocatoHa or
oonvocaioria, A letter of convocation.
Adyac6nto, a. Adjacent [winnowed.
Aechad6ro, «m. The place where grain Is
Aechoddr, ra, «. Winnower. [cbafT, Ac.
Aechadtou, nf. pL The reftise of grain,
AechAr, ea. To winnow.
A6cho, 9m, Winnowing.
A6reo, rea, a. Aerial ; airy, f&ntastic.
Aerilttrme, a. (Chem.) Aeriibrm.
AFl
Aerografia, 9f. Aerography.
Aerologia, «/ Aerology.
[air.
Aeromancia, s/ The art of divining by the
AeromAntico, 9m. Professor or student of
aeromancy. [the air.
ieromotria, ^ Aerometry, art of weighing
Aer6metro, «»k (Phys.) Aerometer.
AeronAuta, 9m.. Aeronaut
Aero9c6piR, «/ The observation of the air.
Aerostacido, «/ (Phys.) Aerostation.
Aerosti^oo, ca, a. Aeroetatio. [vility.
AflibilidAd, 9/. AflHbility, conrteousncss, cl-
Aftble, d. Aillftble, cmnteona, dvIL
Afkblemdnte^ a<L Afllibly, fluBillarly:
Aftca. ^ (Bot) YeUow vetch.
Aihg^smo^ 9m, A sort of tax. impost, or duty
Aikmido, da, a. Celebrated, noted.
Attn, 9m, Anxiety, eageraesi.
Aflmadamtote, aa. Anxiously, laboriously.
A&nad6r, ra. «. Eager for riches ; painstaker.
AAnAr, «n. s r. To toil, to labor, [taking
Atkn^ sa, €L Solicitous: laborious, pains-
Afitfcal&r, va. (Prov.) To stack, to build rick&
Afead^r, ra, 9. One that deforms or makes
ugly. [calumny.
Afeamldnto, snu (Oba.) Defkolng; ugtiBess;
Afeir, va. To delbrm; to dear, to oensorsw
Afecci6n. «/ Affection, InolinaUon.
AfectadOn.^ Ailtsetation; dalstinesa.
Afeetido, OA, a, Aflbcted, formal, conceited
Afectad6r, ra. 9. Affected person.
AfoctAr, «a To aflbot, to act upon, to produce
eflJBot; to unite benefices or Uvin^L
Afectlllo, 9m, dim. SHsht alTeedon.
Afoctivo, va, a. Aflbctl ve, proceeding frott
affection.
Afocto, 9m. Affection, love, kindness: pat
sion. A/eeito9 d99ordtnado9^ Inordinate
desires. [to
Aii3cto, ta, a. Affectionate ; reserved ; subjed
Afectudso, sa, a. Kind, gracious, loving.
Afoitad6r, ra, «. Barber, hairdresser.
Afeltiu*, va. To shave ; to trim.— ©r. To use
Ai<e, 9m, Paint, rouce. [paints or rougo.
Af&lio, 9m. (Astr.) Apnellon.
AfelpidQ. da, Ow Snaggy; phBh-Hke. PaXU-
tM ofdpado9, (Nan]) Oiised mata.
Afomlnaci6n. ^ Efl^mlnation.
AfominMo, oa, a. Effeminate, [enervaitew
Afhmln^, va. To oflSsminate, to unman ; to
Aflh^sis, 9f. (Gram.) Aphcresis.
Aferrido, da, a. Headstrong, stubborn.
AfiBrrad6r, ra, «. Orappler or grasper.
Afiarrami6nto, 9m, Gn»ping, grappling ; fhrl-
Ing, (of sails.)
Afbrrte, va^ To grapple, to grasp; (Nsn.) to
ftiri ; to moor.— vr. To grasp one another
stronrir. [keta.
Aferravefaa, rf. pL (Nan.) Furiing-llnes, gas-
Aflanzir, va. To become ball, to guarantee;
to prop: to make flist
Aficion, «f. Affection ; liking, taste.
Aficionado, da, 9. An amateur; lover.
Aflcionir, va. To affect to cause or inspire
aifoctlon. Aftcionar99 eon «9oe90 A^ To
give one's mind to.
Ancioncilla, a/ dim,. Slight affection; love.
Af ^0, ia, a. (Oram.) United to the end of a
woru,afIlx.
Aflladira, 9f. Whetstone, sbarpening'Stone.
AfiUdo, a. Sharp.
Aflladfkra, 9f. Sharpening, whetting.
Afilamldnto, 9m. The slendorness of the fWoe
or nose.
Afll^, va. To whet, to grind : to render keeat
AJUar Uu ufUu^ To make an extraordl-
nary effort of genius or skUL— or. To grow
tliln and meagre.
Afiligranido, da, a. Resembling flllgiee.
Afllon,«m. Whetstone; steel fbrshaix»oning
Afilosofido, da, a. Eccentric
Afin, 9. Belatton by afllnity.
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i0aMd6n.9/, OompI«tl<m; refining; tonlnf.
kOnida^ da» ck Well-flniflbed, oomplatOk
Aflnad^, rm, «. Finisher; toning-key.
Afixkami6nto. 9m. Beflnement [to tonei
Aflnir, va. To refine, to complete, to polish ;
AflneAMe, a. Vehement!/ or eegerlj desired.
Aftna, a, SimUar between tbemaeiTes.
AfinidAd, <^ Affinity; (Met)anelog7; rel^
tloBta.
A/ir, em. Horse-^nedtdne of janiper-berrle&
AArmftci6n, ^f. Affirming; assertion.
Aflnnnddr. ra, i. AS&rmer, asBnrer.
Afinanmldnto^ mK Aflkniation.
Afln&Aotei» JNL AlBrmer.
AflnnAr, v^ To aflirm; to make ftst, to ae-
cnre; to oontend.— Ofi.. To inhabit— «r.
To maintain firmly; to stand firm.
Afirmaliva, «/ Y. A/trmacUm.
AfimutiTo, Ta, a. AffinnativflL
AflstolAr, eOw To render flstnlons.
AflechitM, 9m,pL (Nan.) Batlinea
Aflleoi6iif 4/: AflUooon. ^ief; angnish.
Afiietiro, Ta, a. AfiUctlve. Fena t^fiieHoa^
Oorporeal ponishment
Aflktoi, ta, pp. irr. of AJUgir.
Afllgidam^nte, ad. OrieTOOsly.
Afliglmiteto. «m. y. 4/Uoc<o«t.
Atli^, va. To afflict, pain, grieve, torment
— rr. To lament, repine.
'iu^^f.y. AMami^nio.
.liAntow tm. Lazatton; looseneesi
>, eo. To looaea, to relax, to relent; to
lltate; to soften; to grow weal^; to
lose coorage, to languish.
Aflor&do, a. v. SUir^ado. [flnenoj.
AiUiAocla, ^f. Afilnenee, plenty, abundance;
Afin^nte, a. Affluent, abundant; loquadoua.
AlbllMo, da, a. Wearing large or wide trons-
AfollAr, tKi. To blow with bellows. [era.
Albnd Ar, vo. To pat under water ; (Nau.) to
Btnk. — tn. To Ibander.
AibIu^ 9f. Aphony, loss of speech.
Albridoi, a. Pririleged person.
Afovaddr «fn. Ganger, appraiser.
AAmuniento, •m. Ganging; tariff; yalnation.
hMg^va, To gauges io measure; to exam-
ine; toanprajise. [beasta
Albrisma, tf. A swelling in the artariea of
AJbrismo, 9m* Aphorism, maxim.
Afbristioo, ca, a. AphoristlcaL
Al&ro, 9m. Ganging; ^^ndsement; tarifll
Afonraddr, ra, 9. A liner.
Afiirrir, va. To Hne: flue; seal; shealbe.
AJbrrar un eo&o, To serve a cable.
Afttrd^ 9m. Lining; sheathing.
Afoitnnad4m6nte, ad. Luckily.
AibrtnnAdo^ ^'»\a. Fortunate, happy, lueky.
AibrtunAr, va. To make happy.
Afoe&rse, vr. (Mil) To ditch one^s self in.
AfraUAr, va. (ProT.)To trim trees.
Afrancemdo, da, a. Frenchified, Frenchlike.
AfranoeaAr, va. To FrenehiQr.
AMcfao, Mk Bran.
AAwiBAr, vn. To bridle the oars. [fkmy.
AfMota, f|f Afrh>nt, dishonor; outrage; in-
Af^tMv va. To aflhmt; to insult— ^r. To
be aflhmted, to blush.
Aftvnt^eo), aa, Ow Ignominious; insulting.
AftetAr, to. To dean tho twttom of a veraol.
AOK
A'flioo. 9m. The southwist wind.
Afh>ntar, va. To oonflrcnt; to reproach.—
VM^ To free. 4^erd«, Upon the word oC
Aih^ra, ad. Abroad; in pnolic; moreovec
Afuira Afuera I Stand out of tho way.
Afhdras, 9m. pL Environs of a place.
AAifiir, AfhfS&se, vik ^ r. (ColL) To run
away, to escape.
AfQste, 9m, A gun-earrlage.
Agabach&do, da, a. Frenchified.
AgachAda, ^ (GolL) BtrataKom, artificer
Agaohadiza, ^ A snipe. Hacer la agaohO'
dUa. To conceal one's self
Agacharse, vr. To stoop, to eqnat, to crouch.
AgdlU, «/ Gall-nut Quedane da la a^^tiUa
or colgado ds la agaUa^ To be deceived.
—pL Glands in the tlm>at; gills of fishes;
wind-galls ; beaks of a shuttle. rgallsw
Agall&do, da, a. Steeped in the infhslon ol
AgaU6n, 9m. A large gall-nut AgaUonM
pk Strings (rf large nlver beads.
Agalludla, ^ dim. A small gall-nut
AgamitAr, va. To imitate the voice of a Ihwn,
AgamuzAdo, da, a. Charaois-eolored.
AgangrenArse, va. To gangrene
AgApea, rf. pk Agape, love-feast
Agap^taa, 9f. pL AgapetiB ; virghis living in
sisterhood.
AgarbAdo. da, a. T. Oarbo90.
Agarbanzar, vn. (Prov.) To bud, to shoot
AgarbArse, vr. To cower, to squat like a hare.
AgarbixonArse, vr. To make up into sheavea.
Agar^no, 9m. A descendant of Agar.
AgArico, 9m. Agaric; mushroom. [haft
Agarrad6ro, 9m. Anohoring-gronnd; hold,
AgarrAdo, da, a. Stln^, closeflsted, in^per.
Agarrad6r, ra, «. BaUUi: ]>older.
AgarrafAr, va. To grasp ; to grapple ; grasper;
AgarrAma, ^ BaUifll
AgarrAnte, pa. V. Agarrador.
AgarrAr, va. To grasp, to seize, to catch ; to
obtain. Agarrar96 d4y To grasp at
AgArro, 9m. Grasp, catching.
Agarrochad6r, 9m. Pricker, goader. [goad.
AgarrochAr, AgnrrochoAr. va. To prick, to
AgarrotAr, va. To tie, bind, fiiston with cords.
A^sdad6r, ra, «. Oflldou^ kind, obliging.
AcasijAr, va. To receive and treat kmdly;
to regale.
Agas^ 9m. Aflfectlonate reception ; kind*
ness; a friendly present; reflreshment
A'gata, 9f. Ante, a predoua stone.
A'gatas, On all fbura.
A^vAnza, 9f. Dog-rose, hlp-troe.
AgavilUulor, ra, «. Sheaf-biader ; monopolist
AeftvillAr, va. To bind In sh >aves. — or.(Met)
To associate with a gang of sharpera.
AgazapAr, va. (Goll.) To nab a person.— «r.
To hide one's selC
A'ge, 9m. Chronic disease; complaint
AgeAr, «a. To cry like a partridge doeely
pursued.
Agi&noia, «/ Agency; diligence, activity.
AgendAr, va. To solldt, obtain.
Agend^ sa, a. Diligent active; ofBdoua
Agengibre, 9m. Y. Omgiore.
AiAno, na, a. Foreign, strange; remote
ignorant Agenodeverdad^y old of tmih
AgSnte, 9m Agent; solldtor, attorney.
Acon6z, sm. Field-fonnd fiower.
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Ifffptfm^ «/ (Bot) HotlMrwort
A^iiet^o, da, a. Flowered like ailka.
AgnMioznia, ^f. (little us.) Agricaltarism.
A$r6Domo, am. A writer on i^caltare.
AffropUa, «m«. Qerman bezoor.
AgminirBe, itt. To dog: '
Agmpdr, vo. To groap, to crowd. Tfrait
Acraim, «! Additr; acerbity; trees ol soar
A {koa, s/'^Water ; liquor : lostre of diamonds ;
dilaa.) leak. Agua de aaahar^ Orange-
TOwer water. Amta dt aior^ Scented
water. Aip»a Uovediza^ Bain- water. Affua
fuarte. Aqua fortia Jl0r?<a reffia. Aqua
Ngia. ^^ttafteiaditofUoIy water. Affw^
«a, Look ontfiv water I Affua 9it>a,B.im'
Bing water ; tide. Agwu muertaSy Keap>
tidea. .^i^riMM 9»MM, Spring tides. £rUre
dot OffHoa^ Between wind and water.
.lirvoa&c^a,a<t. Down the stream. Affita
arribOt <mL Against the stream.
Agnacite, or Agualate> sm. (In Pern, PaUa^)
A tree of this name, and its fruit, called
Alligator-pear.
Agiiao6ro, mn. Shower.
Agnaehirle, ajl inferior wine; slipslop.
AgnadMra, «/ (Pror.) Groond sowed when
dry, thai Irrigated.
Agoadl, mtK A constable. Y. Alffuacil.
Agnida, «/ Water on board a ship. Uaeer
Offmada^ To water; watering-place; wa-
ter-oolor sketch.
Agnadi&raa, tf. p^ Frames for water-Jars.
Agnadiro, sm. watering-place for cattle and
ahipai
Agnad\)a, ^f, Hamor in pimples or soreOi
Agoido, da, a. Watered; abstemioos.
Aguador, am. Water-carrier. mi\.)Aguador
dH real^ Sotler; watcr-whoel backet
Agoad&cho, »m, Water-coarae ; place to
drink water.
Agaad6ra, »/. Water-snr<
Agaige, mn, Bapid corrent of sea- water.
Agnahif, fta. To disoover by examination.
Ago^aqoe, snti. A son of gum-ammoniac;
Ago^asi '/ P^ Ulcers above the hooib.
AgnamamI, anK Water-Jug, layer; a wash-
stand, [hands.
Aguamtoos, mrK Water for washing tlie
Agnamarina, «/ Aqua marine, beryl
AgoamelAdo, da, €L Washed over with
water and honer. [mead.
Agnami^l, ^ Hydromel, honey and water,
Aguanidre. s/C A magpiflL
AgnsDoefdad, ^ Serous humors.
Agusn^so, sa, a. Aqueous ; extremely moist
AgnantAr, «a. To bear, to sustain, to suffer;
to maintain; to carry a stiff sail
A^nte, sm. Fortitude; vigor; patience.
jfioMio de OQuaiUe^ A stiff ship, [chines.
AgoaftAn, sm. Constructor of hydraiulo ma-
AgoapiA, tm. Small wine.
AgoAr, VOL To mix with water; to dtoturb
pleasure, to damp. [time.
AgoardAr, «a. To expect, to wait; to grant
Agnardenteria, ^. Liquor^shop.
AgnardantAro, ra, «. Betailer of liquors.
AgaanliAnta,«i».6plrlt]ioaa liquor. Aguar-
dimU de wxii Brandy. Affuurdiente
de caOOt B«m. A gua^'dtrtU de grano^
WtaMcey.
AQXT
AguArdo, sm. Lurking for a sportraiaiw
A^uarrAs, •/ Spirits of turpentine.
AguArse, «r. To be inunda^; to get stilt
Agaat6cha, t^. Fire-engiDo.
Auat^ho, anx. Fire-engine ; small quagmire
Aguaviento^ em. YoUow sage-tree.
AguAza, %f. Aqacous humor ; sap from tree&
AguazAl, sm. V. Pantano.
AguazArae, vr. To be covered with water.
AgoAzo, Drawing In gouache or opaqae
water-colors.
Aguazdso, sa, a. Aqacous. [la-plant
AguazAr, em. Dark-green largo-leaved oaril-
Agudamonte, ad. Sharply, keenly; ingen*
iouslv.
Ai
Ai
Aj
Ai
A|
A|
Ai
Ai
gency.
AguuadAr, ra, s. Stirrer, stimulator.
A^nadAra, «/. Spurring; stirring.
Agu^Ar, €0. To prick, to spur, to goad ; te
stimulate. — m. To march fast
AguUatArio, ria, a, (Law) SUmulaUng.
Agu^An, em. Sting of a bee; spur, goad.
Agu^onAzo, »7n. Thrust with a good.
Aguljoneador, ra, «. Spurrer, inciter.
A^oneAn va. To thrust Y. Aguijar.
Aguila, er. Eagle; a gold coin; Bonum
standard.
AguilAndo, sm. Y. Aguinaldo,
A^lAiio, fiia, a. Aqniline; hawk-nosed.
AguiliUa, «/ di77u A little eaglo, an eaglet
Agail ucho, em. A young eaglo ; hobby, [box.
AguinAldo, em. Kew-vear's g^ Christmas-
Ag<|ja, {/T Needle, bodkin; steeple; needle-
fish ; needle-shell ; hand of a watch, or a
dial Agv^a de mare(w^ A mariner's
compass. Agt0a de odmara^ A hanging
compass. Agy^a capotera, Sail-needJe.
.^^adEere/in^o^ Boltrope-needle. Agti-
ja de haoer media^ Knitting-needio. Agti-
Ja de meeltOTt Skewer.— p2w Bibs of an
animaL
Agi\ierAr, to, Y. Agt^erear.
Agt\)ixo, «m. A prick with a needla
Agi^erAzo, em, A wide hole.
Agi^ereAr, «& To pierce, bore, moke holes.
Agi\)erioo, «ffK dim. A small hole.
AgiO^ro, em. Hole; needle-maker; pin-
cushion; needle-case.
AgnJAta, ^ String or strap of leAlher.—pZ.
Grog-money given to post-boys ; pains rell
Jh>m fiuigue. [made or sold.
Agi^etena, ^ Shop where agu^etue are
AgtOetAro, ra, em. Maker or seller of agu^t'
ta4 or laces.
AguosidAd, tf. Lymph, a transparent liquor
Aguteo, sa, a. Aqueous, watery.
Agar, ad, (Coll) Adieu, ISuewell
AgusanArse, «r. To be wormeatcn.
AgustiniAno, na, «. Y. Aguetino. Belonging
to the order of 8t Angustln.
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AgnttSnOf na, t. AugnsUnUm monk or nim.
Agoxaddra, «if. Whetstone.
Agii»d6ro, 9m, Hannt of wild boan.
the wit Affiuar las or^oA, To cock ap
the Mrs, to listen. Agmar la vUia, To
sharpen tlie slffat
Agnzoni^ «m, Y. Uurgoncuo.
Ahl int^AhX
Ahehrftdo, da, a. Thread-like, fibrous.
Ahelelr, «a To give gall to drink, to make
bittcr.—en. To tsto yerj bitter.
AhembrAdo, da, a* EfltaiinateL
Aberrojamidnto, tm. Potting in Irons.
AherroJ&r, vo. To chain, to pot in irons.
Aherrombrdrse, irr. To torn fermffinons;
tasto and color of iron; to be fUll of scoria.
Ahervortoe, vr. To be heated: applied to
Ahi, ad. There, In that place; jonder.
Ahidalgido, da, a. Gentlemanly.
Ab^ida, ^f. QodchUd, goddaughter. Y. Ahl-
4ado.—pp. of AJUjar,
AbUAdo, BTtK Godchild; dlent [tosnok.
AhUaddr, tm. One who pats a jronng animal
AhyAr, co. To adopt; to impate.-'-ofk To
bring forth young.
Ahlline, vr. To be Mnt; to grow sour;
to be weak. AJUlarae el vino^ To turn
and grow ropy. [food.
Ahilo, Wk Faintnefls, weakness for want <tf
Ahinoo, am. Earnestness, eagerness, ardor.
Ahltir, va. To surlbit ; to satiate^— vr. To be
surfeited.
Abitdra, sf. Violent or con tinned indigestion.
Aliito, ta, a. Laboring under an indigestion;
disgusted: tired.
Aliito, tm. Indigestion; Burfbit
Ahobacfaonikdo, da, a. Dull, slorenlj, laxj.
Ahoclnibse, tfr. To run predpitatoly.
Ahogaddro, sm. Hangman^ rope : place difll-
cult to breathe in ; necklace; nalter.
Ahogadizo, za, a. Harsh, unpalatable;
drowned; choked.
AhogAdo, da, a. Suflbcatod. Cart%sro aho-
ffadOf Stewed mutton; to insist upon.
JSstar ahoff ado. To be veiy busy.
Ahogad6r. ra, «. Hangman.
Ahoiamidnto, sm. Suffocation. T. Ahoffo.
AAogamdento de la madre^ Hysterics, an
hysteric fit
Ahog&r, va. To choke, to smother; to drown ;
to oppress: to Ibnnder.— <»*. To be soflb-
cstcid; to drown one's seU^ be drowned.
Ah6go. tm. Oppression, anguish, pain.
AlK^do, tm, v. Ahoffuio. [throat
AhflguUo, tm, (Fan.) A quinsy, a swdled
A^hogoio, tm. Oppression in the breast
Ahojib>, vfk (Pro V.) To eat the leaves of trees,
to browsQ. rwoman.
A.hombr4do, da, a. Masculine; applied to a
Ahond&r, «a. To sink.— vfk To penotrato ; to
hollow out
Ah6ra, ad. Now, at present J^r aJtora^
For the present AAora hitn^ Well,
granted. Matta oAoro, Hitberta
ih6ra, oonJ. diA Whether, or.
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Ahorc&do, tm. Hanged man.
Ahoroad6n, ^. Hanging.
Ahoroi^&rBe, «r. To sit astride.
Ahorcto, V€L To bang.
Ahormir, va. To fit, to ah^te; to bring ooa
to a sense of bis duty.
Ahomir, tta. To put in an oven. — vr. To be
scorched in the oven without being bakedu
AhorquiUido, da, a. Forked. [forks,
Ahorquillir. va. To stay, to prop up witii
Ahorndo, da, a. Unembarrassed; emaoel-
AhorTad6r. ra, t. Emancipator.
Aborramieoto, tm. Emancipation, enlhtt*
chlsement Banco ds ahorrot^ Bavin^H
banlc. [to eoonomiae, to aave^
AborrAr, va. To enfruphlse, to emancipate :
Ahorrativa. ^. (Coiny Y. Monro.
Ahoirativo, va/o. Frugal, thrifty, saving.
Ah6rro, tm» Parsimony, fhagaliQr, hus-
bandry, [plaat
Ahoyador, tm. One that oiakes holes to
Aboyadtn, ^ (Obo.) Midilng holes in the
ground.
AhoyAr, ikt To dij; boles for treea.
AlmehsdAr, ra, «. UoaMer; a miser.
Ahuch&r, va. To board up. [low.
Ahnecami6nto, tm. Excavation, cavity, bol-
AhuecAr, va. To excavate, to scoop out—
vr. To grow haughty.
Abum^da, </ Smokeniignal; a sea^fish.
Ahum&r, va. To smoke, to cure in smoke.—
«n.Tofkime.
Ah6r, Y. Agur,
AbusMo, d&^o. Spindle^haped.
Abns&r, va. To make sIender.-H7r. To taper
Ahuyentaddr, nL& A scarecrow.
AhuyentAr, va. To drive away, to pat t(>
flight; to banish care.
A\i&da, ^ Goad, Y. Agu^ada.
Alnas, ad. Well-nigh; almost
Airadam6nte, ad. ABgrily; hastily.
AirAise, vr. To grow angry.
Air^, tm, augm. A violent gust of wind.
A'ire, tm. Air, wind; briaknees; graoefol«
ness; aspect, look, gait; musical oompo-
sition. Airtt natw'oltt^ The native air.
Babtr lot airtt or lot vierUot. To desire
anxiously. Ifablar (U aire, To talk idly.
7bi7>are<a<r«,Totakeawalk. Sna^
In a good homor. De buen 6 mal aire.
In a pleasing or peevish manner. Jn» el
aire, In a moment > [adt
Aire&rse, vr. To take the air; to cool one's
Aireoito^ tm. dim, A gentle breeze.
Air6a, tm. augm. Yiolent gale; a piume;
the crested crane.
Airosunidnte, ad. GraoefhUy.
AirosidAd, ^ (Obo.) Graoefttl deportment
AJT6so,sa,€t Airy; graoeftal, genteel; soo-
AisIMo, da, a. Isolated; embarrassed.
AisUr, va. To surround with water ; insalat«
AJAda» s/C Asouoe of bread steeped in water
garhck, and salt
jado, da, <t Worn out, spoOod. iU-osed.
A, amiento, fffk Dlsflgnrataon; deformity
A ^t '"^ Garlio-fleld.
A,&r,va. To spoil, tandsh ; abases
Ajar^ em. Flat roof; platform.
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htm,9fi BniBh>wood ibr taeL
A edra, 4/! WintAr savory.
A, edrfiz, «m. ChesB: netting, grating.
4 •drexAdo, da, a. Oheok«red, variegatod. .
A enibe, am. wild moBtaid.
A, dqJOk am. Wormwood,
4 aau, am. The fennel-flower.
4 ^itiv am. Tender of garlia
A, eenitidouda, & Jeenitica].
4 dte, am. Tonng garlic, garlio-aaace.
A ^ ^m. The red dwarf-pepper.
A, iao^ite, sm. Miztore of garlic and oil.
A lo61ik ^ Leather^lne idth garlic.
Ajatmoge or AJUim^^ am. Sauce of pepper
and garlic
AJiAol am>. Tender jonng garlic.
AJimcz, an. Kind of arcned window.
A|ipii£ms aivk Leek. nadieai
A?)oi, 9m, Garlic; garUo-aanoe; paint for
'ir, «a. To carry back-loads.
V amk, A heavy back-load.
na» ^ Basin Ihr water.
t}6Uo, am. Sance of oil and garlic.
'«, am. Bird-lime. [thistle
|6n, OT iJoijJ^ro, ^ The low carltne
Aljonjoli, 9m, Sesame-eeed, bene-
9m. Dish of gailio and cheese.
4^ Bracelets and anklet&
f. to, (ProvO To bawl, to cry out
lado^ 0^*0* Ulred by tne day.
, wk To hire by the day.
Ajoi^^ 9f.pl. Spavin, a disease in horsee.
AjoanetMO, da, a. Bony lamps on the feet;
Aioib; 9tn, Apparel, fkunitore.
AjndlAdo, da, a. Jewish.
AJnidMo, da, a. Jadioiooa, pradent
AjoIdiU', «n. To acqoire Jodgment; become
pradent.
Aiutadamtote, ad, Joatly, rightly.
A natido, da, a. Eiact, right, moral; stingy.
A nstad6n 9m. Close waistcoat, Jacket
Ajnatamionto, am. Settlement; agreement;
recetpta
Ajostir, va. To adlast, conipoee, guide ; oon-
aert; oppreaa; fit— «r. To settle matters;
combine; approach; engage.
AJ^ste, 9m. Proportion; agreement, con-
tract, oath.— «£ Couplings.
AJostici^, 9Ck To execute, to put to death.
Al art (Oontraa of A el) To the.
lia. </: Wing; aisle; row; flank; brim.
^toa,^p2L Protection; defence; velocity;
(Nan.) studdhig-eaiL
AI.% am. Allah, God.
AJlLinterJ. IloUa, a word used in calling.
AlabAdoi am. Uynm in praise of the sacra-
ment [mender.
Alabad6r. ra, a. Fraiser, applauder, com-
AhU>anciMa, aa, o^ Boastftil, ostentatloua.
Alabandina, 9f. Manganese, a seml-metaL
Alaban'za, ^Praise, commendation.
AlabAr, wk To praise, extol, gloriiy.
Alabirda, </! Halberd; sergeant's place.
Alabard&zQ, am. Blow with a halberd.
Alabard^ro, am. Halberdier: khis's guard.
AlabastrMo, da, a. B^embling alobaater.
Alabastrina, ^/T Thin sheet of alabaster
Alabastriao, na, a. (Poet) Made of alabaatai;
Alab&Btro, 9m. Alabaster. [water^miU
A'lab^ 9m. Olive-branch; ladle, flier of i(
Alabearse, vr. To warp, to grow bont
Alab^ 1^ Sweet basil.
Alid>^ 9m, Warping, bent, curved.
AlaMsa, ^. A pike made in Abba.
AlabiAdo, da, a. lipped, ragged; money.
Alao^na, 8f. A oopboard, pantry, lockec
A14cha,^Shad.
Alaci&r, 9fk y. MMaeiar.
AlacrAn, am. A scorpion ; ring ; stop or hook*
AlacranAdo, da, a. Bit by a scoipion ; yidoub
AlacranSra, ^ Mouse-ear scorpion-grasa.
A16da, ^, Fhittering of the wings^ [plee.
Aladiires, 9m. pL Locks of hair over the tem-
AlAdo. da, a. Winged, feathered.
AladrAda, ^. A ftirrow.
Aladrir, w. (Prov.) To plough.
AUidro, 9m, Plough; ploodlied land.
Aladr6qne, am. (Prov.) A Imh anehory.
Aldfla, ^ (ColL) Merer.
Alaga, af. A species of yellow wheat
Alflffartado, da, a. Variegated; motley.
AlAica, a/t Winged ant, or pismire.
Al^ja, A^jdr, &0., Y. AlAcfJa, AlJu^ar, Am.
Al^dr, 9m. Qround-rent
AlfljA, 9m. Paste of honey, almonds, Ac
Aldma, ^ Gold or silver doth ; lama.
Alamdr, am. Loop of silken twist or cord.
AlamblcAdo, da, ct. Distilled; given sput*
Ingly.
Alambicir, va. To dlstU ; investigate doaely.
Alamblque, 9m^ Alembic, stOL /\9r akurn^
M^utf, Sparhigly.
AUmbre, 9m, Wire; copper; copper wire.
Alam6da, ^. Poplar grove; public walk.
Alamin, 9m. Clerk ofthe market; arehiteet
Alamina, </! A fine on potters for treepassing
the law.
AlaminAzgo, am. Office of a derk. Sec
Alamir6, 9m, Musical chord (la niire).
Alamo. 9m, Poplar.
Alamparae, vr. To long for, to crave.
Alanceaddr, 9m. Lance-thrower.
AlanoeAr, «a. To dart, to spear, to lance.
Alandreine, vr. To become dry.
Alan^ 9m, A kind of stag in New Mexico.
AIAno, 9m. Mastifll [Vandals.
Al&no, na, a. Belonging to the AlanB or
Alanzida, jyT V. Aramtadcu
AlansAr, t<l To throw lances. ^one.
Alaqutea, ^. Alaqudques, am. pL Blood-
Aldr, am. Pent-roof; snare of hair.
AlAr. ifo. (Nan.) To hawL
Alfirbe, 9m. Arabian ; unmannerly person.
Al&rde, am. Review of soldiers; ostentatimt
Jlacer aktrde^ To boast or brag.
Alardefir, mi. To review.
Alard6eo^ sa, et. Ostentatious, boastAiL
Alargaddr. ra, a. Delayer, poelponer.
Alargamlento, 9m. The act of lengthening.
Alarg^, «a. To lengthen ; protract ; increase :
Alargu^ am. Dog-rose. [to hand
Alirla, ^ A potter's flat-iron.
Alarida, ^. Hue and cry.
Alarido, 9m, Outcry, about, howL
Ahurffi^ 9tn. Office of an arohitad.
Alarifb, am. Architect, builder.
Akrijes, t^.pLK largo sort of griMi.
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AMnaa, ^f, Akrm; nottoe of dufw.
Akrmlr, «& To aUrm, call to arms.
Alattrir^vo. To throw iMck the mib; ballast
— «r. To squat olose.
Alat^nio, wm. Mock-prlvot
Alat6ii, mn* Latten, brass; loto-tree fruit
Alaton6ro, am. Nettle or lote-treo.
Alatrdn, sffK FroUi of saltpetre.
AlayAnco, sm. Y. Lmocmco,
Alazun, na, Or, Borrel-color.
Al&Eo, «fik A stroke with the wings.
AIax6r, «m. (Bot) Bastard salThm.
A'lba, ttf. Dawn of di^ ; alb, the white gown
worn bj priests.
AlbaoSa, tm, Bxeentor.— ^ Ezecatrix.
Albaoeugo, sm.. Bxeoatorshlp.
Albao6ra, tf. A fish like a tunny ; an earlr fig.
Alb&da, tf, Serenade at daybreak. (Mex.)
An attaiok at daybreak.
AlbahiU», ^ (Bot) Sweet basil. [basiL
Albahaqn^ro, mm* Flower>pot with sweet
Albahaqnilla, (del rlo.) ^. diUen.
AlbalA, am. Boyal letters patent ; a qnittanee.
AU>aiddsffma^ A passport
Albantea, a^Net for catching partridges, ete.
Albafiil, AlbafiAr, am. Ck>minon sewer.
Albafiil, sm. Mason, bricklayer.
Albafifleria, «C Kasoniy.
Albaqula, ^. Semnant ; nndlridablo portion
in ooUecttng tithes.
Albfr, a. White.
Albarin. am. Adyertlsoment; note of hand.
Albarazftda, ^ A marble-colored grape.
AlbarazAdo, da, a. Pale with the white
leprosy.
Albarioo, am. White leprosy.
AlbArea, ^. Y. Aharea,
Albarcoqn^ wk (Ptot.) Apricot-tree.
Albirda, ^ Pack-saddle. [the loins.
Albardddo, da, a« Different colored skin at
AlbardAr, wk, To put on a pack-saddle; to
lard fowls.
Albard61a, tf. Small saddle.
AJbardoria, ^f. Pack-saddle shop.
Albarddro, am. Pack-saddle maker.
Albardilla, ^f. Small paok-eaddlo; border;
batter.
Albardhk, am. Matweed.
Albardto, «m. A pannoLjpack-saddle.
Albar^o, Albarlgo, sm. (Prov.) A spedes of
wheat
Alba]1c6qae, am. Apricot [seller.
Albarlooqa^ am. Apricot-treo ; apricot
Albarillo, am. A tnne on the guitar; suaydl
kind of apricots.
Albarino, am. A white paint fiyr women.
Albarrida, ^ A dry wall ; ditch for defence^
Albarrad6n, am. A monnd to hinder inun-
dation.
Albarrina, ^ (Bot) OabdUa aibarrana^
SqnilL Tbrr^oidorrana, A sort of watch-
tower.
Albarr^ am, Loosewort [thra.
AlbaUira, ^ Carbuncle; pimple in the ure-
AltMtdaa, ^ A aniall corered boat
Albayaldado, da,a. Oorered with white-lead.
Albay&lde. am. White-lead, oemse.
Albazino, ma, & Of a dark chestunt color.
Albizo, am. Assault at daybreak.
ilbe4r, 9a. To whiten.
ALB
Albedrio, am. Free-will
Albditar^ am, A fiurler; horse-doetor.
Albeiteria, ^ FArrlory.
AlboUdn, am. Y. AtbafUO.
Albdnda, ^ Hangings of white linen.
Albendo^ ^. Woman who makes haoglngt
Albengdla, ^ A sort of gauze for turbans.
Albtotola, ^ A slight net of fine thread.
Alb6rca, ^ A pond or pool ; sink.
Alb^rchiga or Albdroblgo, a. Peach.
Alberodn, am. attffm. A large pool or pond
Alb««ns6na, ^ Mad-apple, egg-plant
Albergaddr, rtu «. A hotel-keeper.
AlbergAr, wk To lodge, harbor.— «r. To taks
or let lodginss. [shelter.
Alb^rgne^w/k Lodging-honse; den; hospital;
Albergneria, ^, Inn ; hospital for poor travel-
lers.
Albergu6ro, am. Innkeeper.
AIb6ro, am. Whitish earth ; dish-cloth.
Alberqu^ro, am. Tender of soaking flax.
Alb^uilla, ^. dim. A little pool
AlbldTnte, a. Whitening, bleaching.
Albib&r, am. (Bot) Ox-eye.
Albllla, ^ Albillo, am. An early white grape
Albino, a. The wine of a white grope.
Albin, am. Hamatites or bloodstone.
Albina, ^ Marahy croundooTored with nitra
Albino, na, <k Aibma
Albion, sm. Albion, andentnameofSna^d.
A'lbis, (Met) Quidarae in AUda, To be 'lis-
appointed.
AHbo, ba, a. Ytxj white.
Albogilla, ^. A kind of sail-nut
AIb6gne,«m, A pastoral flute; martial music.
Alb<^6ro, ra, a. One who makes alboffuea
Albon6I, am. A spedes of bind-weed.
Albdndiga, «f. A Doll of forced meat
Albondiguilla, ^. dim. A small ball of foroed
meat
Alb6r, am. (Poet) Whiteness; dawn,
Alboriula, f^ Dawn of day ; battle at dawn.
AlboreAr, wk To dawn.
Alb6iga, ^ A mat-weed sandaL
Alboima, ^ A large glazedjug.
Alb6mo, am. Alburnum. [(^^ak.
A]bom6iE, am. Coarse woollen stuff; Moorish
AlbOTonia, ^ A dish of egg-plant, pnmpUns^
and pepper. [bugain.
Alboroqne, am. Treat at the eondusion of a
Alborotido, da, a. Turbulent restless. .
Alborotad6r, ra, a. Bloter, rlolator of poaoo.
Alborotapudblos, a, A mover of sedilion;
a promoter of feasts. [oror ; fling out
Alborot^, 90, To disturb. — vr. To come
Albor6to, am. Tumult riot; outcry, dutci
A1borozad6r, ra, a. Promoter of nurth.
AlborozAr, va. To exhilarate.
Albor6xo, am. Merriment exhilaration.
Albortdnte, am. A branch for a candle.
Albridas, 4f-P^ Eeward for good nowa.
Albud6ca, ^(Bot) A pumpkin.
Albu^rbola. ^ Exhilaration.
Albuf&ra, ^ A hu^ lagoon.
Albugineo, nea, a. (Anat) Albuminom
Albngin6so, sa, a. Y. AttmifiMO.
Albfigo, am, A disease in the eye^
Albuh^ra, 4< A fresh-water lake^
Album, am. Album.
Albfimeo, am, (Ohom.) Albumea.
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llbir, MkDaoe^afish; » gam« at cardi.
AlbAn, ^. Whit«ae8&
Albnrwo, mi. A pUqrer at albures.
k1h(a^8m^pL A game at earda.
Alca, «t BaxorbUU a bird.
AkabAla, ^ Bxeia«. duty : a net
AfcabdatArlo, ujk Booko/ alcaJbaia ratea.
Alcabal^ro, tm. Excise officer.
Aleabdr, fuk Pipck sliaft of a chinmo}^.
AIcab6z, mn. Y. AroabuM.
A.Icac61, Aloao^r. tm. Green com.
Alcachoft, «^ Artichoke; Instroment to
stop Mood; Anted malleta.
Alca^offidoi, da, a. Like an artfcboke.
Aloachoffido, $m. Dfab of artichokes.
Alcacbofil, »ni. Artichoke-bed.
Alcschoftra, ^if. An artichoke.
Alcab^ 9m. A large bird-cage.
AlcaharJida, ^. A number of birds in a cage.
Alcahazir, «& To shut up birds in the
Alcabn^te, ta, t. Pimp, procurer, bawd.
Alcahoeteiir, vo. To bawd, pander.
Alcahoeterb, ^ Bawdry ; hiding persons.
Aleahoetda, na, Alcabnetixo, za, «. avg. A
great pander.
Aleaioena, itf. ICarket-pIaoe for raw tilk.
Alcilco, a. Alcaic, verses in Latin.
Alc^de, WL Oovemor; Jailer, warden.
Alcaiildsa, 9f. Wife of a governor ot Jailer.
Alcaidia, ^Office of a governor or Jailor.
Alcald&da, ^f. An inoonsiderate action of an
Alcalde, an. Judge ; game at card&
Alcaldear, vn. To plav the alcalde.
AlcaldAsa, sf. The wil^ of an alcaide,
Alcaktta, ^. Office of an alcalde
Alcaleaodncia, ^ V. AleaUmoion,
Akalescdnte, a. Of alkaline propertiea.
ATealt, ^mTcOhem.) An alkalL
Alcalino, na, Alcalmdo, da, a. Alkaline.
A]eaUzib>, va. To render alkaliiiek
AkaUzaci6n, ^ AlkalizaUon.
Ak^xn, sm. Colocynth apple.
Aleamoniaa, iff. pL Various aromatic seeds.
AlcAna, lif. Place of abope.
Aldbice, am. Overtaking, reaclitng; bal-
ance: arm*B length ; a postscript
Alcancia, ^f. Monoj-hox; a cavalcade.
Alcaneiizo, sm. A blow with a m<Mioy-boz.
Alctodara, af. Perch of a fldcon.
Alcandia, ^Turkey millet
Alcandl&l am. Ground sown with millat
AkutiBi; am, Oamphor.
AlcanfbrAda, fff. Oamphor-treec
Aleanfor&do, da, ck Oamphorated.
Aktotaara, 4/! Cover for velvet in the loom.
Alcaotarilla, ^f. A small bridge; drain;
ground.
stem,
vertake,
Itor of a
Aleaif^
[bud.
;caper-
4>«ra,
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Alcaparr6n, am. augm. A laigo caper.
Alcaparr6sa, ^ CopperasL
Alcarahni6ya, ^f. CarawayHM>od. *
Alcaravin, am, (Om.) Bittern. [bittern
Alcaravan^ am„ A hawk to pursue tba
Alcaravda, ^f. Y. Alearahueua.
Alcarodfia. ^ Officinal tar^ bitter vetch.
Alcaroa&al, am. Officinal i&re-field.
Alcarrao^ro, ra, & A potter; ahelf for earth-
en-ware.
Alcarr^ tf. Pitcher or jug unglazed.
Alcartdz, m. Y. Cuourueho. [rooC
Alcatifk, ^ Sort of carpets; layer of earth;
Alcatr^ am. Pelican ; a seacfish.
AlcaucU,«m. Wild artichoke. Y.AlcaeJiqfii,
Alcaydta, ^ A hook.
AlcAzar,«m. Castle; fortress; quarter-deck.
Alcaziix, am. Y. Regaliaa. [shuffied.
Alca am. Cut of the cards after being
AlceaAn, am. A klne-flsher.
Aldno, am. Wild basil
Alci6n, am. Halcyon. Y. Aloedcn.
Alc^ba, ^ Alcove; bedroom.
Alcobilla, Alcobita, tf. dim, A small alcovii
Alooh61, am, Antimonv; aloohoL
Alcoholddo, da, a. Dark around the eyes.
Alcoholad6r, ra, 8. Beotifler of spirits, paintor
with antimony. [rectify spirita.
Alcohol&r, va. To paint with antimony;
Alcohol^ «/! Yessol for antin^ny or alco
hoL [Mar
Alcoboliz&r. vo. To alcoholize. Y. Alcth
AIcoliolizaci6n, nf. Alcoholization.
Alo6r, am. Y. Cerro.
Alcoran, am. The Koran.
AJcoranista, am, A Koran expounder.
Alcoraoo41, am. Plantation of cork-treeft.
AIcom6Que, am, Cork-tree ; a blockhead.
Alcdrza, ^ A sweet paste of clarified sugat
Alcorzdr, va. To ice with sugar.
Alcotdn, am. Lanner, a bird otprej.
AlootAnk ^ Piokaxew
Alcotancillo, am, dim. A young huiner.
Alcrebite,*M7». Sulphur. V. Aa^ra,
Alcribio, sm. Tuyere of a forge.
Alcr6co, am. (Om.) Y. Azof rati.
Alcubilla, 4/r Beservoir of an aqueduct
Alcucilla, ^f. dim. Small oil-bottle.
Alc6mia, if. Famtiv, lineage, race.
Alc&za, ^. Oil-bottle or craet
Alcuzada, f(f. A cruet ftall of oil.
AlcuzAzo, am. Blow given with an oil-botUe.
Alcuzc&z, Kooskoos, or Cooscoosoo, am. A
flour paste made into pellets.
Alcuz6ro, ra, a. One who makes oil-bottlesL
Alcuz^ ra, a. Belonging to an oil-bottlo.
Alcuzdn, am. augm. A lai^e oU-botUe.
Alddba, tf. Door-knocker. [den fear.
AldabMa, ^f. Bap with the knocker; sud-
Aldab&so, Aldaboodzo, am. Knocking at
the door.
Aldabe&r, vik To rap or knock at the door.
AldabiiL Iff. Horizontal beam.
Aldabilla, iff. dim. A small knocker.
AIdab6n, am. A large knocker; a trunk
handle.
Aldda, n/. A small village, a hamlet
Alde&na. iff. YiUago-woman, lasa.
AIdeani6go, ga, a. Belonging to a hamlei
Aldcano, am. Villager, countryman, lad.
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Aldebaiia, «nK Aldebaran, a fixed tUr.
iUdebn^Ia, AldeiUa, ^.cUm. A littto vlUAge.
Alde6rrio, mn. A smuL nnpleaaant Tillage.
Aldiza, ^. A small reod without kiiot&
AldrAn, Mk One who sells wine to shop-
herdSL
Aleaci^n, ^ AlUgatioii, alloyage.
Alead6r, am. Allojer.
Ale&r, «fk To flatter ; move the anns quick-
ly; recorer ftt>m stckiiessw— vo. To alloj.
AlebHUlo, da, a. Harehearted.
Alebr&ne, Alebrastrfine, Alebrest&rsei vr.
To squat; cower.
Alebroniise, «r. To be dispirited.
Altee, «nu Bagout of flsh*llver.
Alechag&do, tbia. Corled. flated.
Alocbn^, va,To carl; plait. Ante.
[liv
Alectdria, </! Aloctoria, stone in a oock^s
A16da, ^. Boftue of wax in a bee^ira
Alediflo, wn, Boondary, border, limit
Alefluiginas, ^. pL Porgo pills of spices.
Alefria, 9m. Morase, a hole cot into wood.
ADegadte, 9f. Allegation; argoment
Alegar, «a. To allege, affirm, qaote.
Alegdto, amw Allegation, plea.
Alegoria, ^ Allegory.
Alegteicam^te, ad. Allegorically, by figure.
AlegMoo, oa, a Allegorical
Alegorista, «m. AUesorist.
Alcgorix&r, «a. To allegorize.
Alegr&do, da, a. Delighted, r^oiced.
Alegraddr, ra, a. Sdoicer; a jester.
Alemr, va. To gladden, make merry; ex>
hflarate; enliven.
Alesrsne, vr. To rejoice, oongratolate, ex-
ult; grow merry.
A16gre, & To be slad, merry, JOTfhL content
Alegrem6nte. ad. Merrily, gladly, joyfhlly.
Alegria, ^ Mirth, merriment, r^ldng;
IlgbtBomenees; ecstasy; pleasure: eesa-
mum seed ; psste of sesamam and honey.
Al^gro, am. (Mua.) Allegro; quick, gay tune.
Alegr6n. am. Sudden, unexpected joy.
Aloamlento, ami. Elongation : strangeness.
Aloandrino, na, a. Alexandrine fi>ot
Al^^*, va. To remove to a distance.
AMUas, ^f.pl. Barley-soup.
Alelarse, «r. To become stupid^ dull
Aleli, Mu The winter gilllflower; name of
violets.
Aleliiya, a< AlloIi;jah; Joy.
AI6ma, ^ Water ibr irrijnting.
Alomnfiin, mit. Qermaa ; (jferman language.
Alemdna, ^ An ancient Spanish darioe.
Alemanisoo, oa, a. Germanic; German table-
cloth, [tare.
Alonguami6nto, am. An agreement for pas-
Al^ngu^, «av To agree respecting pasture.
Alentadamtote, adi Bravely, gallantly.
AlentMo, da, a. Spirited, courageous; bold.
Alentaddi; ra, a. Elncourager, cheerer.
Alentir, «fk To breathe.— «a To encourage.
4]epin, tm. Bombesin.
^teoe, am^ Larch-tree.
kihto, mtK The projecting part of a roof;
gable end; eaves.— ^ Snares for par-
mdgea.
^6rta, am. (MIL) Alert, watch-word.
Alirta, Alertamente, ad. VlgihmUy, care-
Ailly. JMoraZerfOiToboontbewatcb
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Alertir, to. To render vigilant^ to pit mm
on his guard, watchftiL
A16rta ta, a. Vigilant, alert, guarded.
Alesnado, da, a. Awl-shaped.
A16ta, tf. A small wing; fin of a fish.
Aleti^ ^ Flapping of the wings.
Aletaxgido, da, a. lethargic, morbldlt
drowsy.
Aletargane, w. To iUl into a lethaiKy.
AletMo, WK Stroke of the wins.
AleteAdo, da, a. Finlike. flnnecL
Aleteir, «fk To flutter, flit
Alet^o, 9m. Fluttering.
A16to, utK The Peru^an fkloon.
AletMi, §m. OfUffm. A laige wing.
Aletria, em. YermlcellL
A16ve, a. Treacherous, perfidious.
AlevMa, ^ Tumor under the tongue.
Alevoeamtote, ad. Treacherously.
Alevosia, ^. Perfidy, treachery.
Alev68o, sa, a Treacherous. [dotal
AlexiAimaco. ca, Alexitdrlco, ca, a. Anti*
AlfiLbega, ^. Sweet-basil.
.t^
Alfobdticamtote, ad. Alphabetically
Alikb^oo, oa, a. Alphabetical
AUhbetista, $m. One that studies the «
AllU>6to, 9m. Alphabet
Alihdia,f^Brib&
Alflu;ia, ^ Wood for windows.
AUhhir. 9m. Pottery.
Alikharero, 9m. Potter.
Albhareria, V. A^iir, A{fareria.
AliM6r, 9m. Paste of almonds, raisins. dM.
Alfiulk. ^ AU&Uh, 9m. Lucem.
AllUflU, AUklflir, 9m. Lucem-field.
AU&na, ^ A atrons and sphlted horse.
AUhnique, 9m. The white eagle; tent oa
Alllnge, 9m^ Hanger, cutlass. [booth.
Alflus6te, 9m. dim. A small cutlass.
A]flu\ iaoy 9m. A cuthus-wound. [cothMib
Alih^6n, ami. aagm. A large hanger of
Alflujonizo, amw A cut with a laige hanger.
Alflbque, 9m. a shoal or bar.
AllKiv am. Pottery.
Alffr, «ik To raise the forehead too much.
Alforiz, a. Moorish horseman.
AU&rda, ^ Duty paid Ibr irrigation, [duty.
AUhrd6ro, 9m. A collector of the inigation
Al(toxi^lh^ tf. Galloon. panda.
All!ud6n, 9m. Hoop; duty for watering
AUkreria, 9f. Pottery; potter's trade.
A]ftr6ro, 9m. A potter.
Alftrge,ami. The lower stone <^ an oil -mill;
carved ceiling. [dowa.
Althrgia, tf. Apiece of wood to make wia*
Alftima, V' ^^d rue. [or window.
Alfolxi^. 9m. The inside aperture of a doof
AUhfilcar, ^a. To ice with sugar.
AlfofticArse, «r. To affect peculiar delicacy.
AllUUque, 9m. Paste made with clarified
sugar ; a person of a delicate complexion.
Alfen»cia, 9f- Epilepsy ; an ensign's conunls-
sion. [ensign of the jto wn.
Alfirez, am. Ensign. .^f'Sraareo^ The ehial
Alfio6z, 9m. The serpent cucumber.
AlfU, 9m. Bishop in the game of chess.
Alfil6r, 9m. A pin. Ajfisr99 de gamoJi0 6
<2ap«^ Hairpins. .^{^Um^ Pin-money.
Alfllerixo, 9m. Prick of a pin ; a large vln.
AlfiUtc, AiflIet4^to, 9m. Paste of coarse fiow
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AJfllet^o, fl»7U Pin-case, ipeedle-^^ase.
AlJbli, othw Gnuiary; magaxino of salt
AUbliJ^, Alibiing, tm. Keeper of a gran-
ary or masazine.
Alfombra, itf. Floor-carpet
A]fombr^, «a. To carpet
AUbmbdoa, itf. augm, A largo carpet
AUbmbrkt), ra, «. Carpet-maker.
AUbmbrilla, ^f. A small carpet; scarlatina.
A)fond^ ore. Pistachia [other.
AUbnsearse, rr. (Low) To Joke with each
Alfona, em. A maravedi.
AU&nsJgo, am. Pistachio. nidefonso.
AUbnain, no, na, a. Belonging to Alphonso or
A]t»idnsk» tf. DiscQssions in the Alphonsine
ehajpel in AlcaU.
iUinja, ^f. Baddlo-bag, portmanteau.
AUbQ^rx), 9m. Maker or seller of saddle-bags ;
a laj-brother who begs alms.
Alittrza, tf. A plait a tack.
Alfronitro. tm. Bpome of saltpetre.
A'lgB, ^ Bea-weed.
41^oiii6n, j^ (Bot) Cadwoed.
Algtfda, ^/t Bidge of shifting sand.
A]gAido» da, o. Thatched, covered with straw.
Algaliba, af. White briony, wild hops.
AlgiUa, f^Civet, a perfUme; catheter.
AJgikra,^^ The pellicle of an egg; a foraging
irofcavaby.
bia, «< The Arable tongue; gabble,
(Bot) CenUuTf.
« ^ A load cry; sadden attack.
Al^ariro, ra, a. Pratins, talkative.
Algarhkda, ^. Driving duUs into the pen.
Algarr&ba, ^ The smooth-podded tare.
A%arrob&l, «ii». Groand pUoited with carob-
trees.
AIgarrob6ra, Algarr6bo, «. (Bot) Garob-tree.
Aigazira,^Ha£za; the shout of amultitude.
Algaz^ am. A plant
Algeb^na, ^ An earthen Jug.
A'^ebra, ^ Algebra; Joint-setting.
Algebriata, mti. Algebraist; » bone-setter.
Algo,jir9. Somewhat, something, anght
Algo, ad. Soroe^rtiat; In a manner; prop-
€«rtr, fiicnlty.
Algoddn, rnn. Cotton.
Algodonido, da, a. Filled with cotton.
AlgodonAl, tm. A cotton-plantation.
Algodon6n», &m. The cotton-tree; dealer in
cotton, a cotton broker.
Algorin, sm. (Prov.) A place in oil-mills for
receiving the olives. [numbers.
Algontmo, am. Algorithm, the science of
AIg68o^ sa, a. Weedy, ftill of sea-weeds.
Algoaal, «iK ConstAble, a police-officer.
AlgnacUioffo, em. The place or office of an
aigvacU. [flour-mill bucket
Algaarin, am. (Prov.) Store-room, pantry ;
Algoieo, pro. Somebody, some one.
AlgUn, pt'o. Algtm Uemrpo^ Sometime. Al-
tma tanto^ A littlt, somewhat
Algtoo, na, a. Some person, something, any
one; sometimes, now and then.
Alh^bega, ^ Sweet basil,
ilhadida, ^ Sai&on of burnt copper.
AlfaiHa,^ Jewel; showy ornament
AJhijor, va. To adorn; hn-nish. fit np.
AilMindl, em, A beast of burden; porlfr,
carrier.
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AlhandAl, em. Coloeynth apple.
Alliar&ca, a/l Clamor, angry vodfhrathm.
Alharaqni^to, ta, a. r7oi8y, clamorous, loud
AlhAigama, Alhirma, ^ Wild rue.
Alheli, (^. Gilliflower. [ing of conL
Alhdna, f/. Henna (plant or leaf); the blasl-
Alhefi^, va. To stain with henna. — ©r. Te
grow smutty, mildewed.
Alhdcigo. em. Plstacliio-tree.
Alh6ja, ^ A small bird resembling a lark
AlhOiva, 4/: (Bot) Fenugreek-
Alh6ndiga, «/C A public granary.
Alhondigu^ro, «m. Granary-keeper.
Alh6rma, ff. l^>yal Moorish tent
Alh6rre,«tn. Eruption on the skin of inlknta
Alhoetigo, em. V. AWneigo.
Alh6z, em. Limit or lot of land.
Alhucema, ^. (Bot) Lavender.
j^y.^.,^. .. _ ^ .__ .
A1
Al
Al leagued
Al
Al hrze.
Al tlon.
Al
Al
AJ d.
A' , y anotliot
name.
Alica, fif. dim. A small wing.
A'lica, ^ Pottace of wheat and pulse.
AJicoido, da, a. Drooping; weak; low-Bpir>
ited.
Alicdntara, »/. A small venomous lizard.
Alicante, em. A poisonous snake.
AMcantina, ^ Artifice, stratagem, cunning.
AUcatddo, em. Work inlaid with Dutch tilei.
Alic&tes, em^ fl. Pincers; nippers.
Alici^nte, em. Attraction, incitement, in-
ducement
Aliclondr, va. To teach, Instruct
Alicuanta, a. Parte alicuanta^ Aliquant
number. [ber.
Alicu6ta, a. Parte alicuokt^ Aliquot num-
AlidMa, tf. Quadrant pow.
Alid6na, ^ Stone in the intestines of a swal*
Alien&r, «<t To alienate.
Ali^nto, «m. Breath ; vigor of mind; smelL
{Yo alierUOy yo alient^ from Alentar.)
Ali^r, em. A rower; a marine. [plaint
Alifiro, em. A callous tumor; chronic com-
AUflir, «& To polish, burnish.
Aliilsra, ^ Collation, lunclieon.
Aligaci6n, ef. Alligation.
Aligaddr, em. Alligator. [gether.
Aligamiento, em^ Alligation; bindung to-
AligAr, va. To tie, unite ; oblige.
Aligerami^to, em. Alleviation ; lightening.
AHgerdr, CO. To lightcp; alloiate: hasten.
Alyaddr, em. One who lightens. Lanchon
alijadar, A lighter ; cotton-picker.
AlUar, f)a. (Nan.) To lighten ; to pick cotton
with the hand or with a gin.
Aiyir, em. Waste, stony ground, [vation.
AlOarir, va. To divide waste lands for culti'
AiyarSro, em. Sharer of waste lands to col
tivate.
AlUari^, n, a. Relating to waCte lands
Alijo, em. Lightening of a ship.
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iJflla, ^f. A small wing^ fln of a fish.
AHmftfla, tif. ADimal which destrojTB game.
AJimentaci6n, «/! Act of nourishing.
Aiiment^r, imz. To feed, nourish, muntain.
Allmentiirlo, Allmentista, «. One who enjoys
a maintenance.
AJlmenticio, cia. a, Natiitions, natrittve.
A1Im6nto, mx. Nourishment, food ; encour-
agement—0. pi. Allowance given to the
heir of ui enUlled estate; alimony.
Aliment^so, sa, a. Alimentary, nntrltioQS.
AlindAdo, da» a. Affectedly nice, or elegant
Allnd4r, «a. To limit; embellish, adorn.
Alindar el ganado. To driye catUA to the
limits.
Allneacl6n, urn, Alllgnlng, laying out a line.
AlineAr, «a. To lay out by line. AUnearae
Ice aoldiidoSy To ikU In. [ministrator.
Allfiad6r, nLA Embellisher; executor, ad-
AM^, wh To embellishf arrange, adorn;
to cook victualSb
Alifio, 9m. Dress, ornament; apparatus.
Aljonin, rnn. The bluo-fcathered duck.
Aliquebr^o, da, a, Broken-wingcd ; de-
" iected. [nisher.
Alisaddr, ra, ». Polisher, smoother, bur-
Aliaadfira, (i/. Planing, smoothing, polishing.
AlisadAras, ^. pL Shavings, cuttings.
Aliadr, «a. To plane, smootli, poUsh, mangle.
Alis^, wu Alis6da, ^f. Plantation of alder-
treea.
AUama, ^ ^ot) Water-plantain.
Aliso, «m» (BotVAlder-treo,
Allstado, da, a. £nllsted ; striped.
Alistaddr, »n. Accountant; enroller.
Alistami^nto, »m. Enrolment, conscription.
AlisUlr, vOk To enlist, enrol, recruit ; moke
ready.
Aliteraci6n, ^ Alliteration.
AliviadiSr, ra, & A helper, assistant
Allvi^r, va. To lighten, ease, alleyiate, re-
lieve; hasten.
Alivio, an. Alleviation, ease; miUgation.
AMba, ^ A quiver. [gogne.
Au^ft* ff' An assembly of Moors; syna-
Aliamia, ^f. Moorish name of the Spanish
language; synagc^e, mosque.
AU&r&, ^ Aljdrfe, ein. A kind of not
AIjeo6ro, ra, «. Plasterer.
Aj)6z, wm. Crude gypsum, plaster of Paris.
Ajjezir, 9m. Qypsum-pit
Aj]ez6n, 9m. O^psum, plaster of Paris.
Aljibe, 9m. A cistern.
Apib^ro, 9m. Cistern-keeper.
A^imidntdo. a. Shaved, trimmed.
Aljof&ina, «/t An earthen Jug; a basin.
Au61kr, sm. A misshapen pearl ; dew-drops.
AOofUrAdo, da, a. Full of little drops.
A^ofar&r, va. To adorn with pearls ; imitate
pearls.
Auoflfh, 9f. A mop for floorai
Anofiflb-, va. to rub with a cloth, to mop.
I|6i0e, 9m. Bird-lime,
norndra, 9f. Low carline thistle.
uonJoU, 97rh. Sesame, boneseed.
U6r, «m. Crude gypsum,
n&ba, 9f. A Moorish vest
lu, ad. There; thither; formerly.
4]]anad6r. am. Leveller; goldbeater^s p^ter.
^Eiaamiento, 9m. Levelling; albUUty.
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ALM
Alhm&r, va. To level, flatten ; remove dill
culties.
Allariz, sm. A sort of linen.
AUegadlzo, za, ct<, Collected without choice
Alleg&do, da, a. Near, coi^nqct
All^ad6r, ra, 9. Gatherer, collector, hoarder
Allegadoa, 9m. pk Frientu, allies.
Allegamicnto, 9tn. Collecting, uniting.
Alleg4r, va. To gather, unite ; draw near.
Alii, ad. There. De all\ Thenca
A'llo, 9m. Macaw.
AI16za, «/ Agreen almond.
AII6Z0, 9m* The wild almond-tree.
Allndol, 9m. Earthen water-pipe.
AJ'ma, «/ Soul; human being; mind; bptrlb
Hahler ai alma^ To speak plainly.
Ahnacdn,«m. Storehouse, warehouse; m&c
azine. Ahnacen <U affttOy A water-caf>l.
Almacen&ge, 9m. Warehouse rent; storafici
Almacenfir, vo. To store, lay up, hoard.
Almacen^ro, am. Warehouse-keeper.
Almacenista, 9. Seller of goods in a wa7»>
house.
Almuciga, ^ Mastic; a nursery <^ trees.
Almadg&r, «a. To perftune with nustio.
Alm&cigo, 9m. Plants ibr transplanting*
mastic-tree.
Almacigudro, ra. a. Belating to maatia
Alroadana, 6na, ina, sf. A h^ge hammer.
AlmadSn, 9m. Mine, mineral.
Almadla, ^ Canoe; raft.
Almadidro, 9m^ A raft-pilot [brickyard.
Almadr^ba, 9f. Tunny-flshery; tunny-net;
Almadrab^ro, 9m. Tuuny-flsher. [^^^a.
AlmadrAqne, «m. A quilted cushion ; a mat>
AlmadrSna, 9f. Wooden shoes or sabota.
Alroagandta, ^ Very large heavy hammer
Almagdsto, 9m^ The almageet
Alm^a. 4^ Ked ochre.
AlmagrAl, 9m. PUce abounding In red ochre
Almagrdr. va. To color with red ochre; to
draw blood.
Alm^lgre, 9m. Bed ochre, red earth, red-lead.
AlmaizM, AlmaizAr, 9m. A gauze veil; kind
of shawl worn bv priests.
Alm^&ra, ^ Mastic; seed-plot; nursery.
Alm/jo. 9m. A plant (oar.
Almanac, Alnuui&que, am. Almanac; calen-
Almana^u6ro, «m. Almanac-maker.
Almandma, ef. Almandina, inferior ruby.
AlmanguSna. sf. Bed ochre.
AlmAnta, ^ Space between rows of ylaea;
ridge between two ftirrowa.
Almadlda, ^ A triangular poniard.
Almirdia, af. A town on marshy groond.
Alm&rlo. wiu Press, closet
Almaij&l, 9m. Phmtatlon of xlaas'ircrt;
marshy ground.
Alra^o, am. CBot) Glass-wort
Alradro. 9m. (Bot) Common clary.
Almarroos, 9m. pi Cotton-gins or pickers.
Almarr^o, Alman^za, ^ Sprinkling^bottle
Alm&rtaga, Almdrtega, Almitrtiga, ^ Lith
arge; halter: massicot
Almlstlga, «/ MasUc.
Almastigddo, da, a. Containing mastia
Almatr^ro, am. One fishing with sbad-neli
Almatriche, am. A canal for irrigation.
Almizars, 9f. Oil-mill
Almazar^ro, am. Oil-miller
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AlnuEandn, $tn. Bed ochro.
Ahnaz^ tm. Warehouse.
Alm^ sjf. The aUr-headed water-plantain;
Aorax-bark.
Almeiir, am. A stack of hav, corn, or straw.
AInsedna, ^ Froit of the lote-trce.
Almeano, cm,. Loto-trea
Alm^ia, 4^ Muscle (sheU-flsh).
Alm^ia, f/C An old-fiishioned dreaa.
Ahniilga, ftf. A gaide*farrow.
Alm^na, ttf. A turret on a fortress.
Almenado, sm. FortiAed with turrets.
Almenado, da, a. Embattled.
Almendge, am, A series of tnrreta.
Almenor, va. To cro"WTi with turrets.
AlmeoAra, «/. A beacon-light; a chanDeL
AimSndra, ^ Eerael; an almond; aball of
Ahneodrlda, c/T Ahnond milk.
Almendrido, da, a. Almond-like.
Almendrado, t. Macaroon, sweet biscuit
Almendr^ tm. A plantation of aimcmd-trees.
AlmendrSra, ^ AJmendr6ro, «m. V. Atmen-
<bro. [of almonds.
Almendrdro, ra, a. FtatoahMnarero. A dish
Ahnendrilla, ^ AlawndHUas^ Almond-
shaped ear-rings; aknond-shaped file.
Almindro, »m. Almond-tree. [lUmond.
AlnModrdn, Aimendriico, an. A green
AlmenilU, ^ A email tnrret; fringe.
AJmete, am. A bdmet; helmed soldier.
Ahn^ Ahn^zo, «m. The lote-tree.
Almte^ ^f. The frnit of the lote-tree.
Almiir, am. Hay-stack. [served fruit
iUmibiar,«f?k Simple strap, ul^nidores, Pre-
Ahnfbarido, da, a» Soft, endearing; effomi-
natcL
Almibarir, va. To preserve fruit In sirup.
Abnicant^radaa, Almicantarit, ^ pL Alma-
eantars; circles parall^ to the horizon.
Almid^o, am. Starch.
Almidonido, da, a. Starched, stiff; precise.
Almidonir, «a. To starch, stiffen. [den.
Almflarero, am^ Porter In the mines of Aima-
Almula, ^ An under waistcoat; military
JMcet
Ahntran
ntranta, tf. Admiral*8 ship ; admiral's wife.
Ahnfrantibgo, <m. Board of admiralty; ad-
miralty-court [£0, Bear-admiraL
Ahnirinte, am. Admiral ikm^cL-almiran-
Almirfa. am. A brass mortar.
Ahnizdftr, va. To perfume with musk.
Almizde, mk Musk.
Almlzd^Ia, ^ Musk-hvacinth.
Almfzcl^o, fla, a. Musky.
Almtzcl^ra, ^. Musk-rat
Afanlzd^ro, ra, a. Y. AhnUelMo.
Almo, ma, a. Support or maintenimoe ; ven*
erable. holy. [of militia.
Almocaddn, am. The commander of a troop
AlmocAfre, am. A gardener's hoe.
Ahnoc6da, ^. Impost on water for irrigation.
Almoeriite, am. Sal ammoniac.
Almodi, am. Measure containing six bushels.
AhnodriSte, am. Hodge-podge; galUmanfty.
Almeftr, am, A part of ancient armor on the
Atmofia, ^f. An Moihen vessel.
'* "' , am. A woollen bag; a seaman's
ALO
Ahnogima, if. (Nan.) The stem-posl
Almog^irabe, Almogav^r, am^ An expert f»
ager. Almoffdixirea^ Llgl»t troops.
Almohdda, ^ Pillow or boUter, coshion.
Almobadilla, ^. A small pillow; working
case; sewing cushion.
Almobadillado, da, a. Cushion-shape.
Almohftddn, sm. augm^ A Iari;e eusiiion.
Almohitre, Almojdtre, am. Su ammouia&
Aimohaza, «/. Curry-comb.
Almobazado, da, a. Curried.
Almohazaddr, am. A groom.
AJmobaz^, va. To carry with a curry-comb.
AlmoMbana, sf. Cake of cheese and flour.
Almojariffidgo, AlmctJarii^Q, «m. Import or
export duty. [officer.
Almojarifo, am^ Tax-gatherer; custom-house
AIm6na, tf. Soap-ikctorv ; shad-flshenr.
Alm6ndlga, Almondignilla, af. Forced meat
witli^Egs.
Almon^da, »f. An auction, public sale.
Almonedeor, «a^ To sell by auction.
Almorad6x, am. (Bot) Sweet maijoram.
Almori, AlmurL am^ A sweetmeat or csJce^
Almoronia, ^f. A dish of cucumbers, tom»
toea, pumpkins, etc
Ahnorrinas, af. pL Pileat
Almorr6ik, ^/TA mosaic floor, pavement
Alm6rta, ^ (Bot) Blue vetch.
Almorzlda, af. A double-handfhl of grain.
AlmorzMo, da, a. One who has break&sted.
Almorzad^r, am. Breakiast-cantine.
Almorziir, vo. To breakfiist [measures.
Almotacdn, cm. Inspector of weights and
Ahnotacendzgo, arti. Inspectorship, elerk*
ship of the market [Moonk
Almoz^u>abe, am, A Christian sul^ect to the
AUuud, am. A dry measure equal to the
twelfth part of ti/aneffa.
Almudkia, ^ Ground taking hsltti/imega
of seed. [bnshelfli
Almudi, Almudin, Mn. Public granary; sLi
Almn6rdago, am. Bird-lime.
Almu^Tza, a/. A double-handful of grain.
Almu^rao, am. Break&st
Almutazafe, am. Inspector of welghta
Alnido, da, a. A step-child.
Aloiria, af. A sort of vault, cellar.
AlobadMo, da, a. Bit by a wolf; morbid
swellings. [a wol£
Alobunadillo, Ua, a. Somewhat resembling
Alobunido, da, a. Resembling a wolf in color.
Alocadam^nte, ad. Bashly.
Alodulo, da, a. Foolish, half-witted; wild.
Aiocncion, «/! Allocution ; address.
Alodial, a. (Law) Allodial; indM)endent
A16dio, cm. A possealon not bela by tennra.
A16e, am. Aloes-tree; aloes.
A16Ja, ^ Metheglin.
Alojamidnto, «;». Lodging. (Nau.) Steerage.
Aloliir, ija. To lodge, let lodgings.
Alojeria, if. A place where metheglin Is sold.
Aloj^ro, atn. Seller of metheglin ; a box neat
the nit
Alomado, da, a. Having a curved back.
Alomir, «a. To distribute equally the loa4
onah(»«e.
A16n, am. The plucked wing of a fowl
A16n! ifUeH. (French allons) Let us ga
«i6ndra,4^Al8rk.
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' Uongadteo, a. Dilatory.
lIongBini^Bta 9m, DeUij.
AJons^, vOk To enUrge, extend.
A^lopoeia, ^ Alopeda, nlUng of the hair.
A.)opl&do, 00} a. Composed of opium.
AJ6que, a. Clear white wine, or a mlxtore of
r^ and white. n>leached.
Aloqoin, «m. A stone wall on which wax is
Aliitia, ^ Shad.
Al^na, ^ Wormwood. [anchoraw
Alot^, va. Alotar laa CMUslas^ To stow the
Alot6n, «m. Fruit of the lote-treew
AIn&ca, 9m. Paeo and Llama^ a aheep of
donth Ameriea.
Alpafi&ta, ^ A piece of chamoi»-ekin.
Alpargdta, ^ Alpargdte. 9m, A sort of
hempen shoes or sandau. CompaAia de
la alpargaUk, A set of ragamnfflnw.
Alporgat^do, da, a. Wearing hempen sandaU.
Alpargatdr, wk To make hempen sandala.
Alparsateria, ^f. A mannflM^twy of hempen
sandala or shoes. JsanoalB.
llpargatiro, am. A mano&ctarer orbempen
Alpargadlla, ^f, A small hempen sandal; a
[beapofollTea.
Alpechin, am. Water which oosea fh>m a
Amkte,«}iK Canary-seed. Ouedar9eatpide^
To. be disappointed. [eggB, and honey.
Alplst^la, Alpistdra, ^ A oake made (^ flour,
A]phit6ro, 9m, A sieve for canary-seed.
Alqneria, ^ A grange, fkrra-house.
AIqu6rmea, 9m^ A sweetmeat; a celebrated
confection. [ollvesL
Alqndrqne, 9m. Place for laying the Smised
Alqn^ Miw A wine moasore eontainlng 12
edntorcM. [like a cloak.
Alqnlc61, Alqnic^r, am. A Moorish garment
A1quif61. 9m, (iiOn.) Alqnifon, or potter*s ore.
Alquiladizo, za, a. That which may be let
or hired.
Alquiladdr, ra, «. Coach-hirer.
Alqullami^nto, tm. Hiring or letting.
Alqnil^, f>a. To let, hire, rent [firnita.
AJqnllite, 9m, Duty on the sale of goods or
Alquil^r, am. Wages or hire; tho act of
hiring or letting. AlquiUr d4 una casa^
House-rent [hired.
A]quII6n, na, a. That which can be let or
Alqoildna, ^, A hired woman for day-work-
ing.
Alquimia, ^. Alchemy.
Alqnlmtco, ca, a. Relating to alchemy.
Alquimila, t(f. (Bot) Ladies' mantlei
Alqnimi&ta, am. Alchemist [women.
Alqnin&l, am. A veil or head-dress fof
AlqoitAra, ^ Alembic.
Alqnitar^, va. To disUL
Alqulttra, ^ Gnm-tragacanth.
Alqoitr&n, 9m, Tar.
Alqaitranido, 9m, Tarpaulin, tarred c'oth.
Alquitran&r, va. To tar.
A1roded6r, ad. Around, on every side.
Abededdres, am^ pk Environs.
AIr6ta, ^ A very coarse sort of tow.
A)shie,am Sompion-grass.
Alta, 9f. A lance; a roll of able soldiers.
Altabique, 9m. Women's small work-basket
Altabaqnillo, 9m, Small bindweed.
Altamdnte, ad. Highly.
iltamisa, «/. Mng-wort
ALU
Altaneria, ^ Towering flight of birds ; hawk
ing: haughtinesa.
Altandro, ra, a. Soaring, towerlnc : hana^i^
Alt4r, 9m, Altar; conmiunion tanle. Atta*
ds (Utima^ A privileged altar. [feasti.
Altarero, 9m. Adomer of altars for {nrool
Alt^ 4/f (Bot) Marsh-mallow.
Alterabi!id^^Mutabillty,chanffeablei.eM»
Alterable, a. Changeable, alterable.
AIteract6Ti, sf. Alteration ; strong emoUoA
disturbance, tumult commotion.
Alter4do, da, a. Alterative, medicated.
Alterad6r, ra, 9. Alterer.
Altordnte,pa. (Med.) Alterative.
Alterer, «a. To alter, change; disturb, sta
up.— rr. To fling.
Altorativo, va. a. Alterative.
Altercacidn, Altorc4do, a. A controversy i
contest strife. [tender.
Altercador, ra. «. Quarreler, dispnter, ooa-
Alterodr, va. To contend, dispute, quairel
Altemadin, «< Altomation.
Altem&r. va. To alternate, obangei
AltematSva, ^ Alternative, option, choice
Altemativam6nte, ad. Alternatively.
Altamativo, va, a. Alternate.
Alt6mo, na, a. Alternate.
Alterr6ina,j/: Sweet milfoil
Alt^ ^. Height; bighnesa; elevation.
Altib^o, 9m. A tlimst in fencing.— p^. Un-
even ground ; vicissitudes.
Altillo, Ha, a. dim. Somewhat high.
Altillo, am. dim, A hillock.
Altilocu^neia, ^ High-eounding wordi
Altilocn6nte, a. Pompons language.
Altimetria, ^. Measuring altitudes or heights
Altimetro, bt^ a, Belanng to altimetry.
Altialmo, ma, a. auinn. very lofty.
Altisimo, 9m. The Most High, €^od.
Altismetria, 9f. The measure of a height
AltisonAnte, Altisono, na, a. HIgh-soundins.
AltitonAnteio. Thundering, fblminant
Altitad, f(f. Height, summit, altitude.
Altivam^nte, ad. Highly, lofUly.
Altiv^a, ^ Hanghtinoss, arromnce, pride.
Altivo, va, a. Haughty, proud, lofty ; high
minded.
A'lto, ta, a. High, elevated. AUa mar,
(Nau.) High tide; tall ; arduous; eminent
Aito, 9m, Height; story; high ground.
A'lto, int AUo oAi, Stop there. AUo d9
aquit Move off.
A'lto, ad. Loud; high. i>a lo aUo, From
above. Se ms pa9d por aUo^ I forgot
For aUo, By stealth.
AltramAz, am. CBot) Lupine. AUramucm,
Voting bhwklMlto.
Alt6ra, ^ Height, loftiness; summit; alti-
tude. (Nau.) The latitude. AUwa9,
The heavens. [bring under the lee
AluAr or TomAr por la Ina. vn. (Nau.) To
A16bia, ^ French bean, kidney bean.
Alucinaoi6n, ^ Alncinan^6nto, am. Halla-
olnadon.
AInoiniff, va. To deceive, fksclnate, delude^
Alno6n, am. (Oni.) Aluco owl
Al&da. ^ Winged emmet, kind of ant
Alud^l am. Subliming pots.
Aludhr, vn. To allude, refer to. f tanesk
t AluMr, va. To discover, discern at a dt»
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ihmbr&do, da, a. Alnminoos; flostend
withwfiMh
AlmnbrMcs wk IlhnnlnsttoiL AhtmbrO"
tftM, mnminati, a sect
AJambnul6r. ra, s. Light-man, link-boy.
Almnbrami^tcsOTi^IuiinUnation; UhcuBion:
cUM-biith.
Aiiimbr&r,«a.ToIfglit; enlffffaten, Instniet
Alfimbre, tm, Ahmu AkunSre catino^ AI-
kalL Ahanbre de nuurcu^ ^t of tutu.
Ahmibr6Tm, ^ Ahim-mine. Ahunbrtra
€trHileiaZ^ Alum-worka.
AHtmloa, ^ AJomlna or alomine.
AJomlitMlo, da, ct. Mixed Trith alam.
Ahxmin680i, ^a^ AJaminoas.
Alomno, na, & Foater-^dld ; pnpH, alnronna.
Alnnido, da, a. Lonadc; spasmodle ; tainted.
AhiBt6n, ^ An allosion, a bint
AladTo, Ta, a. Allasive.
AlBstrir, «a. To give Instre.
AJntacidn, ^ Stratum of gndns of gold.
AhiTiti, a. AlhrdaL
AhiTi6n, ^ Alluvion.
Alveirioi, «m. Tlie inner earltj of the ear.
Alveo, «fik Bed of a river; sooroe.
AIve6Ki, €nK AJveolos or socket of the tooth.
A)v6ija, Alvexj^oia, ^f. Common vetch or
tare.
Alvidriar, «a. To claze earthen-ware, sloss.
Alvlno, na, cu. Alvuie, relating to the Dow-
els, griping.
ATmj wf. Advance In price. Aha y hc0a^ or
eoida ds iMfondoB pibUoos, The rise
and &11 of pubHc stocks. [linen.
Alzaoa^Do, «m, A black collar bonnd with
Alzida, ^. A town, village, &C., sitnated on
an eoinence; appeal Jumdsabadaa^
A indge of appeals.
Alzftdo, sm. A plan of a boilding. AUadoty
Spare stores, — a. Fraadulent
Alzadiira, tf. Elevation.
Ahamiento, am. The act of lifting or raising
ap; outbidding.
AlxapAfio, 9m, A hook to floten a enrtaln.
Alxqnima» ^ A lever; fnlormn. Dor al-
9apHma,To deceive, min by artifice.
AJzaprimir, «& To raise with a lever.
Alz^Midrtas, «7n. A player who acts only
the part of a dmnb servant
Ah^, CO. To raise, lift np, erect; repeal a
decree; carry ofT; bide; cnt the cards.
Abar cabeeOy To recover fk-om a calam-
ity or disease Alear de dbra^ To wase
working. AUar ds ^tm. To finish har-
vesting. AbarJlffurOy To assume an air
«f importance. Altar la casa^ To qnit a
boose. Alnr vdas. To set the sails;
move oft — rr. To rise in rebellion : make
a (hutdnlent bankruptcy; appeal Al-
tone eon A dinero^ To run away with
the money. AViair9e d mayores^ To be
petulant Alaw^$e'con aigo^ to appro-
firiato to one^s self
a ma, ^f. Mlstresa of the lioi»e. Ama ds
Uaft^ or ds gdbismo^ A housekeeper.
Ama ds Isehs^ Knnte.
AmablUdid, ^. Amiability.
Am&ble, a. AjQiable, pleasing^
ijiablemtete, odL Amiably.
inucdoa. 4^ vtaoBon phuu.
AMA
AmMollirse, «r. To throw out shoota
Amador, ra, a A lover, a sweetheart
Amadriada, rf, Hamadiyad, a wood nympb
Amadrigdrse, «r. To burrow; live retired.
Amadrinir, fXL To couple, yoke together.
AmadrofiMo, da, a. Besembling strawber
ries.
AmaestriMo, da, a. Taught, tutored.
Amaeetradma, sf. Artifice, cunning.
Amaeetr^, va. To instruct break In.
Amagur, Da. To threaten ; have some symp-
toms of a disease; manifest a dosirei—
«r. (Prov.) To stoop.
Ami^^, sm. The act of threatening; doing
or saying something; symptom of disease;
squeamishness. [damp^
Amainir. vo; To lower the sails; relax;
Amaitinar, va. To observe attentively.
Ami^od^* v*^ ^o seek shelter in a ifheep-
fbM; pen np sheep. .
Amalgima, ^Amalgam.
Amalgamadon, sA Amalgamation.
AmalgamAr, vo. To amalgamate^
Amamant^, t€t. To nurse, give suck.
Amambluo^ ttf A sort of ootum stnfl^
Amancebido, da, a. Attached, exceasivelj
devoted.
Amancebami^nto, «m. Concubinage.
Amanceb&rse, vr. To live in concnbtn^.
AmancilUir, «a. To stain, pollute; oflind,
injure.
Amanec^r, vn. To dawn ; arrive at break of
day. At amanscsr^ At the break of day.
Amaner&do, da, a. Painted in an unvaried
manner.
AmanoJAr. «a. To gather by handfhla
Amansador, ra, a Tamer; soother, breaker.
Anumsamidnto. «m. Tuning. * [pacify
Amansdr, va. To tame, domesticate; soften
Amant4r, tMZ. To cover with a garment
Amdnte,jpa. and a Loving; lover, sweet
heart
AmantlllAr, «a. Qi^au.) To top the lifts.
Amantillo, sm. (Nan.) Lift of the yaid.
Amanu^nse, sm. Amandensls, clerk.
Amaf&dr, «a. To do a thing deverty.^^t
To be handy.
Amdjlo, sm. lifeans of doing a thing.— 0. p>.
Tools or implements; intrigue.
Amapdia, «/ Poppy, napaver.
Amdr, WL To love, like, fkncy.
Amaradno, a. Ungitsnlto dmaradno, Mai
joram ointment
Amar&oo, Sweet maijoram.
Amarinto, sm. (Bot) Amaranth.
Amargado, da. a. Embittered.
Amargal^ia, sf. The bitter or wild plum.
Amargam6nte. ad. Bitterly.
Amarg4r, 9a, To make bitter* ofIiBnd.->-««a
To be bitter or acrid.
Am^rgo, ga, a. Bitter; painfhl
Amirgo, wn. Sweetmeat of bitter almonda
—^Bitters.
Amarg6n, sm. Dandelion.
Amaii^r, tm. Bitterness; sorrow, vexation
AmaigAeo, sa a. Bitter, painfhL
Amarguillo, 11a, a, dim. Somewhat bitter.
AmatgAra, «/ Bitterness, acerbity, sorrow
AmaricAdo, da, a. (Coll.) Effeminate.
AmarilUoo, za, a. Of a pale yellow color.
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ImariJleAr, «n. To inoline to yollow.
^marill^o^ ja, cl dim, T«Uowish.
Amuill^iito, Ul a. Inclining to jellovr.
Amariil^E, ^ The y«Uow color of tiie body.
Amarillo, Ua, €k Yellow.
Amarillo, 6m. Janndice.
Ax..ariposado, da, a. Papilionaceous.
Ajn^ro, 8m.. (JBot) Common Claris. [Belay.
AmArra, »f. A ciU>le; martingale. — i$Uery.
Amarraddro, sm, A post to make last to;
mooring-berth.
Aroarr4r, va. To tie, fksten, moor.
Amarraz6nea. «fn. pA (Naa.)Gromid>tackle.
Amartclir, oo. To court, make love, woo.
AmartUUur,iKik To hammer, knodcin; cock
agon.
Amasad6ra, // A kneadlng-trongb.
Amasaddr, ra, «. Kneader.
Amasodiira, sf. Act of kneading. [Joining.
Amaaamidnto, am. Tbe act of miiting or
Amaa4r, «a. To knead; mould; arrange
matters well [agreement
AmasUo, em. Dough; a medley; plotting
Amatista, q^. Amethyst
Amat6rio, ria, a. Amatory.
Ama6ris, Sfit A kind of Indian linen.
Amayorazgido, da, a. Entailed.
Amaz^na, $/. An amazon; a masculine
woman, vingo. [different colors.
Amannvftdo, da, a. Flowers terminating in
AmbAges, sm. jp2. Circuit; circomlocution.
AmbagiMo, r^ a. Ambiguous, doubtful
A'mbar, mtK Amber. A'mbar ffris. Amber-
gris.
A^bara, «m. (lehtb.) Amber-flsh.
Ambariba, tf. (Bot) Sweet centaury.
AmbarUla, ^. (Bot) Amber-seed, hibiscus.
Ambarino, na, a, Belating to amber.
AmbicI6n,«/ Ambition; covetousness.
Ambicionir, va. To pursue with anxiety,
covet
Ambicioeam^nte, ad. Ambitioos;-l)ighIy.
Ambioi6eo, sa. a. Ambitious; covetous;
high-minded; greedy. [dealing.
Ambld^stro, tra, a. Ambidextrous: double-
AmbigA, mm. Ambtgu, a medley of cold and
warm dishes served all at once.
Amblguam^nte, ad. Ambiguonslv.
Ambigued^ ^ Aroblgui^, doubt
Amblguo, gua, a. Ambiguous. [PM&
A'mbito, 9m, Circuit, drcumlbrence, oom-
Ambl6o. mn, A short, thick wax-candle.
Ambligonio, sm. A figure with an obtuse
angle. Y. TW^ftn^^
Ambiiopia, »/. A disease of the eyes.
A'mbo, im. Combination of two numbers.
A'mbos. baa, pro. Both. A'mbot or A'mbas
A do9y Both together.
Ambrac&n, tm. A sea-fish of enormous size.
Ambrosia, «/ Ambrosia. Ambrona oam-
^ peatre^ Buckthorn. [ing:
Ambultote, a. Ambulatory, fickle, waver-
Aiiibulativo, va, a. Roving, wandering:
Ameb6o, bSa, a. Amebean, dialogue In verse.
Amedrentad6r, ra. a. Tlireatener. discoura-
ger.—a. Terrifying. [discourage.
AmedrentAr, «a. To frighten; threaten,
Amilga, ^ A ridge between two ftirrow&
\melg&do, sm, A little hillock to mark a
N>undary, I
AMO
Amolgiir, co. To fturow ; mark boondvlM
Am6Io, sm. (Bot) Golden star-wort
AmelouAdo, da, a. Shaped like a melon.
Ami'in, sm. Amen, wbsik Veto ds CK:Kit
A partial vote.
Amen^bca, «f. A threat, menaca
Amenazador, ra, «. Threatener, menacsr.
Amenazinte, pa. Threatening.
AmenazAr, oo. To threaten, menace.
Amenid&d, ^f. Amenity, agreeableness.
Ameniair, va. To render pleasant or a^crM
able. [elegaal
Am^no. na, a. Pleasant delicious; fiorl^
Amentaoeo, cea, a. <Bot) Amentaoeouii
Am6nto, »m, (Bot) Ament amentum.
Am6os, *m. Boyal cummin, bishop's vreed.
Amehb*, va. To mix wine with water.
Amerirse, vr. To soak or enter gradually
into.
Ametal&do, da, a. Having the color of brass
Ametista, «! Ametkto, mn. Amethyst
Ami, mn. fioyal cummin, bishop's weed.
A'mia, ^ A large searflsh.
Amiinto, mn, Amiinta, t< AmUnthua.
Amicisimo, ma, a. mtp. Most friendly.
Amitoto, mn, A helmet-strap.
Amiga. ^. A school for giris ; mistress.
Amigible, a. Friendly; fit, suitable.
Amigablemente, ad. Amicably.
Amigo, ga, «. A friend ; comrade; lover.
Amigo, ga, a. Kindly, friendly, ikvorably.
Amilanamldnto, sm. Spirltlessness, timidity.
Amilan4r, va. To frighten, terrify, crush.—
vr. To flag, grow ddected.
Amillaramiento. sm. Assessment of a tax.
Amilhv4r. va. To assess a tax.
Amillon^o, da, a. Liable to pay a tax.
Anim^. va% To wheedle, flatter, coax.
AmistAOfV^ Amity, friendship; gallantry
civility. [fiivor.
Amistir, va. and r. To reconcile, restore l§
Amlstosamtote, ad. Friendly.
Amlst6eo, sa. a. Friendly, amicable, cordlaL
AmitOfSm. Amice.
Amnistia, f^ An amnesty. [overseer
A'mo, mn. Master of a house; proprietor
Amodita, ^ A homed serpent
Amodorrido, da, a. Heavy with sleep.
Amodorriirse, vr. To be drowsy.
Amodorrido, da, a. Y. Amodorrada.
Amogotiuio, da, a. Steep with a flat crowa
Amobeo^rse, vr. To grow mouldy or rus^.
Amobln6r, va. To irritate.
AmoIamMO, da, a. Dry and clean.
Amdonad6r. mn, A setter of limits
Amqjonamiento, sm. Setting land-marks.
Amcoon4r, va. To set land-marks.
id^ ^ Whetstone, grindstone.
Amolad6r, tm. Grinder, whetter.
AmoladAra, af. Whetting or grinding.
AmoUr, va. To whet, grind, or sharpen.
Amoldad6r, mn. A moulder. [just
AmoldAr. vo. To mould, lashlon, figure : ad-
Amollador, ra, 9. One who lots an loforiot
card win. [card.
Amoll^, va. To ease off; to play an Innrior
AmolletiUo, da. a. Shaped like a loa£
Am^mo, mn. (Bot) Grain of paradise.
Amondong&do, da, a, (Coll.) dallow, coaraa
AmonedAr va. To coin.
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AaMB6iUei6ii, ^f. Advice, admoolUon, wira-
tiig; marriage ban. Fisher.
AmoiMstaddr, ra. «. A monitor, an aomon-
AaoDOfiUr, wu To ad viae, admonish; cor-
rect
AmooUcQ, ««Nk. Ammoniac;
Amootirae, vr. To fir to the moontaina.
Amonton»d6r, ra, %. Heaper, accamolator.
AmootonamUntcii, «m. Acenmniating, hoard-
faiS» gathering.
Araontoodr, «<&. To heap up, accnmolate,
gather, hoard ; group. — vr. To fly into a
paasion.
Aside «m. Love, tendemeaa, afEsetionf
fkmy. Amor n^ or mit amor^ Bea-
dalfodiL ^»M>rd^Aor<0<afio,Qooeeigrs8a.
Al amor <U la iMmbre^ Close to the flreu
Amorpropio^ Self-lore.— ^9)^ Gallantry;
wnoors. Vemilamor^ acL with all my
AmontAdo, da, a. Llrld. [heart
Amorcillo, 9m^ dim. Slight love, kindness.
Am6res. or Amores mil, mt Bed valerian.
Amorloonee» «fiK pL Love-looks.
AmoriO) «m. Friendship.
AmortsdUlo, da, a. BesombUng the Moorsi
Amormido, da, a. Uorses having the gUnd-
Amorosam^nte, <»d. Lovingly. [pleasing.
Amor6»o, sa, a. Affectionate, kind, loving,
AmMrar. vn. To hold down the head.
Amort^ar, wt. To shroad a corpse.
ArooTtee6r8(^ vr. To &lnt be in a swoon.
Amortedmiento, mn. Swoon; fiitntlng.
AmortignaeiAn, ^ AmortignamitotOi «m.
MortlflcaUon.
Amortigair. va. To mortify. [property.
Amortizaclon, «< Mortmain; inalienable
Amoitlzir, «a. To render inalienable ; entail.
Amoee^, «a. To flap flies.— er. To shake oflT
the flies; irritate.
AmoeqniUdo, da, a. Tormented with flies.
Amostach&do, a. Wearing mustaches.
Amoetaz&r, va. To exasperate, provoke.—
er. To fly into a violent passion.
Amottnftdo, do, a^ Matinoua, rebdlions. —
pp. of AmoUnar.
Aniotinad6r. ra, «. Mntineer.
Amotiaamiento, am. Mutinv.
AmotinAr, ra. To excite rebellion.— er. To
rise against anthority, revolt
.\jB0v6r, ««. To remove. [removed.
AmoribiUdid, << The possibility of being
Amovible, a. Bemovabfe.
Amp4ra, f^ (Law) Distress; seizure.
Amparaddr, ra, a Protector; shelterer.
Ampar&r, wl To shelter, protect, support,
assist (Law) To seize. Amparar en la
po9t«icn (Law), To maintain tn possession.
— er. To claim or eiOoy prote<^on.
Ampiro, am. Favor, aid, protection,
impelita, ^ Cannel-coaL
lmpllad6n, ^ EnUrgement
ArapHaddr, ra, «. Amplifier, enlargor.
Ampliam^te, ad. Amply, largely.
Am^iAr. va. To ampUiy, enlarge.
AmpHativo, va, a. Amplifying. Ttion.
Ampliflcaeida, ^f. Enlargement; ampAfloa-
Aiiq>iiflead6r, ra, & Ampllfler, expat£frtor.
AmpHfloAr, 9a. To amplify, enlarge, extend.
A'a^iov a. Ample, axtensivo; Uu^e;
Amplit6d, ^. Extent, greatneea.
A'mpo. Whiteness.
Amp6lla, tf. A blister; vial; cruet
AmpollAr, fo. To blister; hollow. — vr. To
rise in bubbles.
Ampollilr, a. Besembling a blister.
AmpoUota, tif. dim^ A small vial ; bour*|^asc
Ampriir, ru. To borrow.
Ampntacidn, «/ Amputation.
Amput^, on. To amputate.
Amuchochddo, da, a. Boyish, childish.
Amuebl&r^ vo. To fhmish.
Amugnmionto, stn. Setting (^landmarks.
Amugronador, ra, «. Trainer of vine-ebooCs.
Amidor&do, da, a. Effeminate.
Ajnul&rse, vr. To become sterile.
Amnlatiido, da, a. A mulatto color.
Amul6to, 9m. An amulet [tlon.
Amunidon&r. va. To supply with ammoni-
Am6ra, «/ Tack of a sail Cambiar Im
omura, To stand on the other tack.
Amuhidas, «/ pk (Nan.) Planks next the
water-waySk
Amurir, va. To haul the tack aboard.
Amurc^, va. To gore with the horns.
Am&rco, am. Blow or stroke with the hom&
Amurill4r, iHt (Agr.) To earth up.
Am6soo, a. Brown.
Amusg&r. va. To throw back the ears.
A'na,«/.Anell; anno; a kind of fox; equal
parts.
Anabatista, Anabaptista, *m. AathapUst
AnacarMo, da, a. Of a pearly whito color.
Anacardma, ^ Confection made of cashew
apple.
Anacdrdio, mt, (Bot) Cashew-tree.
Anacatiirtico, ca, a. and s. Emetic.
Anaoor6ta, am. An anchorite, a hermit
Anaoordtioo, ca, a. AnchoreticaL
Anao6sta, «/. A sort of woollen stufll
Anacredntico, ca, a. Anacreontic.
Anacronismo, tm. Anachronism.
A'nade, mt, and/ Duck.
Anadear, vn. To waddle.
Anadt^Ja, sf. dim. A duckling:
Anadino, na, «. A young duck.
Anad6n, «m. Mallard-duck.
Anadoncillo, «m. dim. A grown duckling.
Anaf&ya, if. A kind of thick corded silk.
An^ sm. A portable furnace or stove.
AniUbra, 9f. Anaphora, a figure in rhetoric.
Anagillde, ^f. Pimpernel
Anagirls, «/ (Bot) Stinking bean-lxefbil.
Anaglifo, sm. Vase or vessel with hatto ro
UevofiganA.
Anag^ nn. Anag6g!a, «f. Anagoglfv.
Anag6gico, ca, €L Anagogical
Anagrama, rf. An anagram.
Anafframatizad6r, 9m. Anagrammatlat
AnaJdptico, ca, a. (Med.) Analeptio, teaHof
tive.
Anal^paia, ^ Analopsla.
An^es, 9m. pL Annals.
AnAU8i% Iff. Analysis.
Analista, am. Annalist
Analiticam^te, ad. Analytically.
Analitico. ca, a. Analytical.
Analizador, sm.. Analyzer.
AnalizAr, va. To analyze.
Anilogaro6nte, ad. Analngoiuly.
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Aimt,^nift, «. idiatbema, exoommnnlcation.
Anatematlz^r, vo. To «xooinmaniGate.
Anatomit, ^. Anatomy; skeleton.
Anat6micam6nte, ad. Anatomically.
AnBt6mlco, ca, a. AnatomicaL
Anatomista, «m. Anatomist
Anatomiz&r. wu To anatomize, dissect
A'nca. ^ The cronp of a horse, baonclu
Anc&ao, %m. Contraction of the mosdea.
Ancham6nte, ad» Widely, largely.
Anch&ria, s/T Tlie width of cloth.
Anch6ta, Bf, Yontnro.
Anchic6rto^ ta, a. Wider than long.
A'nolio, cha, a. Broad, large. Poner96 mvy
onc^. To look big. Fu/a ane/to, A loose
lUiBL
A'ncho, Anoh6r, 9nu Width.
Anch6a, Anchdva, nf, Anchoyy.
AndiQ^Io, b^ a. dim. Somewhat wide.
Anchtira, tf. Width; latitade; laxity. A'
mi* anenur€u or d *u» anohuraSt At
hu^ at fhll Uberty.
Anchnr^so, sa, a. Large, spacious, broad.
AnchOsa. sf. (Bot) Alkanet [oldeet
Anciania, af. The Jurisdiction of the four
Andanid&d, b/. Old age; antiquity.
Aniino, na. a. Old.
A'nda. ^. Anchor.
Anc1aa6^, tm. Anchorage. [dues.
Anclige, Bm. Anohoring-ground ; anohorage-
Ancl&r, wk To anchor. .
Ancl6te, ank Stream-anchor, kedge.
Anclotillo, am. Kedge-anchor.
Ano6n, AnconAda, ank An open road, a bay.
A'ncora, ^ Anchor. Fchar dneoraa^ To
cast anchor. Leoar daiccraa^ To weigh
anchor. Eatar en Ancoraa, To lie at
anphnr.
lith.
net
nked ghullator.
baked cake. An-
s.
icoeea.
AN£
Aikdi^o. da, €L Beaten; worse Ibr qm^
threadbare; customary.
Andaddr, ra, a. A good walker; messongei
of a court (Nau.) A fiist sailer; an in-
ferior minister of Justice ; loading-string,
an alley in a garden.
Andadtiia, f^ Oait; pacing; amble.
Andiilia, ^ Sandal. [ation.
Andalnz:^ ^ Bullying, boasting; exagger'
Andami^a, ^, Scanbldlng. [board
And^mio, am. Scaffold : ^t (Nau.) Gans-
Anddnn, ^ Bow, tier, line. [mand.
Aiidandda, ^ Broadside; reproof^ repri-
Andanino, «*ik A kind of go-cart
Andinte, am. (Mns.) AndantCL [errant^
Andant^sco. ca, €k Belonging to knight-
Andiir, vo^ To go^ walk ; act, bdiave ; elapse.
Andew an euarpo^ To go abroad without
a cloak or snrtont A ndar par d^dr or
porhacerunaeoaa^ To be determined to
say or do a thingi Andar en camea or
ei» outfroA, To go stark naked. Andar en
&u«nafWa, To keep the sails fhlL Andar
toda, To put up the helm. A' mffof
Ofutor, AtDest,atmo6t A'jpaoramMW^
At woTBt I A' maa andar^ in fhll speed.
Andando el Uernpo^ In the lapse of time.
Andir, inteti. Wefl, never mind. Anda^
Stand out of the war.
Andarise, am. The wheel of a weU.
Andari^o, ga, <t Restless, of a roving turn.
Andarin. am* A last walker. Andarineat
an Italian paste used for soups.
Andarlo, am. The white wagtiuL
AndorivSl. wik (Nau.) A girt-line.
A'ndas, ^f.pl. A bier with or without sliafta
Anddtia, tf. A sort of china, china stufll
Andto, am. A shelf; the sidewalk.
And&ro, am>, A bior-bearor.
Andilfi, am. Shoemaker's buniishing stick.
A'ndito, «m. A gallery round, a building.
And6Ia, ^ An unroeanizif Jocular expl^ve
Andolina, Andorina, i(f. The swallow.
And6rga, ^ Lienor la andorga^ To eat
much.
Andorina, af. (Nau.) A trusa^
Andorroar, «a. To gad about
Andorr6ra, af. Stireet-waiker.
AndorrSro, am. A rover, rambler. Jewea.
Anddsco, ca, a. Two years old: appUed to
Andrdjo, am. Bag of worn dothea. ffaoef
andrajoBy To tear to rags.
Andrdosam^nte, ad» Baggedly.
Andrd^ sa, a. Bagged. [men.
Andriana, af. A kind of gown worn by wo*
Andrina, ^A doe.
Andiino, em. Sloe-tree, black thorn.
Andr6|^no, em. Hermaphrodite.
Andr6mina, ^ (Coll.) Trick, firaiid, artifloei
Andros6mo, am. Park-leavea
Androtomia, af. Dissection of human bodies
AndulArloe, f»kjpf. A long wide gown.
AnduI6nda, ^^ (GolL) Oocurrenoo, event
Andfillo, «f7k Plug-tobacco.
Anduiri&Iea, am^pL By-roada, retired phwea
An«a,^ (Bot) (Jkt's tail
AneAge, am. Alnage, ell measure, [cradle.
Ane^, «a. To measoro by ells; rock in t
Aneblar, wk To dond, darken, obscnra
An^cdota, tf. AnecdotSb
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Aiiegaci6B, ^ Orerflowtag immdiitlon.
Anegadizo, la, a. Liable to be overflowed.
km^giAOi da, a. Overflowed. JTattno anOf
gado, A water-logged ship,
▲negfcr, mx. To Inondate, Bubmeiige.— «r.
To be Innndated;
An^o, ja, Ok Annexed, Jblned.
Am^ «m. An annex, a benefice or church
depending on another.
Anemogr&fia, af. Anemography, the deecrip-
tion w the winds.
Ajsemometria, ^ Anemometrjr, measuring
the force of the winds,
imemometzn, mn. Anemometer, an Inetm-
a ent to measore the force of the wind.
Anemone. «/: Anemone or wind-flower.
Anemoecopio, mn„ Anemoscope, a machine
t-> show the chanses of the wind.
AnepkrafoL fli, a. Medal, piece of honor:
Aneqmn (4\ or de aneqmn, ad. 80 mnch a
bead (o^^p).
Anemrtsiiia, </ Aneurism.
Anexir, ro. To annex, join.
Anexidides. «! pL Annexes.
Anexi6n, «/ Annexion, miion.
kubxos za, a. Annexed, joined, united.
AnfSbio, biJL a. AmpbiDions.
Anfiboli^ia, ^ Amphibology, ambiguity.
Anflbol^gicam^nte, ad, Amphibolo^caliy.
Anflboldgieo, ca, a. Amphibological.
Anflbraco, tm. Amphibrach.
Aaftanacro^ 9m>. Amphimaoer.
Anfl6n, em. Opium,
▲nflsbena, Anflsibtoa, af. Amphisbeena, a
serpent with two heads.
Anftedoe, wm. pL AmphisciL
Anfltetoro, am. Amphitheatre.
Anfkactaesidid, fT- Crookedness.—^ j)l.
C<mvolntion8 of the brain, [cruet-stands.
AagariElas, {^ pL lland-barrow; panniers;
AngvUldn, enu A laige wicker basket; a
large hand-barrow.
Angarip6la, ^. Printed calico. Angaripo-
loM, Qaady omamenta.
A'ngaro, am. Signal fire, or smoke.
A,'ngel, am. Angel, spirit; a sort of fish.
Manga da AngaL, Sleeve of a coat plait-
ed. A'ngd euatodio or da la guarda^
Quardian angel, protector. A'ngalpati*&-
do. Nickname of a malicious person.
CabalkM da Angd^ A kind of sweetmeats.
. ... .^ « _. _ . ' ^suca
i po-
of nn
rlaata
ch of
4ngo8tillo« Ila. a: dim, A little narrow
ANI
Ang^sto, ta, a. Narrow, close.
gosto^ To be disappointed.
ratUrofa
AngnetAra, ^ Narrowness ; a narrow paasu
A'ngra, ^ A small b»^, a cove. [knee&
Anguarina, af. A loose coat hanging to tlte
AngTiila, af. £eL Anguila d^ cabo, A port
rope to nog the sailors. AngvUaa^ Launch •
Ing-ways.
Anguilazo, «m. A stroke with a port-rope.
Angulldro, ra, «. Basket or pannier for eel&
Anguina, ^f. The vein of the groins.
Angnl&do, da, a. Angulated, having anflee.
Angnldr, a. Angular.
The comer^rtone.
A]
A]
A'
Piedra angtuar<,
Ai^
igvla
Ai
Ai
Ai
Aj
Ai int.
Anffust6ra, «/ Angnstnral>ark.
Anbeldr, tm. To Dreathe with diflScnlty:
long, covet
Anh^To, am. Anxiousneas, eagerness.
Anheloflo, sa, a. Anxiously desirous.
Anhemdles, am. pi. Beasts of bnrded.
Anhina, tff. Darter, bird of prey in Brazil
Ani^^a, a/. The yearly wag^ of a laborer.
Anidar. vn. To nestle; dwell; shelter.
Anieblar, va. To darken, obscure.
Anilldr, va. To form rings or circles in work.
Anill^o, AniU«^te, am,, dim, A small ring,
amulet
Anillo, «9m A finger ring; circuit [simseL
A'nima, af. SouL Animaa^ bell-rh3ging at
Anim^ble, a. Susceptible of animatioR.
Animaci6n, {/T Animation.
Animido, da, a. ManiU.
Animad6r, ra. a. Animator.
Animadversion, af. Animadversion, remark.
Animil, am. Animal; dunce, blockhead.
Anim&l, a. Animal [mal.
Animal&zo, am^ augm>. A large or big ani'
Animal6jo, ico, illo, am. dim. A small ani-
mal, animalcule. [animal
Animal6n. Animal6te, am. avgm. A big
Animal6eno, am. An ugly, hideous animal
Anim&r, va. To animate, comfort; excite.
A'nime or g6ma Anime, qf. Qum anime.
Anlm6ro, am-. One who asks charity for the
souls in punratory.
A'nimo, am^ Soul; courage, valor; mind,
intention. — int Come on.
Animosam^nte, ad. Courageously.
Animosidid, af. Animosity, valor, courage
Aniip6eo, sa, a Brave, couraffeons, gallant
Anlfiadam6nte, a<2. In a childish manner.
AniA&rse, w. To grow childish.
Aniquildble, a. Annlhilable.
Aniqui]aei6n, ^ Annihilation, extinction.
Aniquiladdr. ra, 9. A destroyer.
Aniqui1ami6nta, eTn. Annihilation.
AniqnilAr, wt. To annihilate, destroy.-^vr
To decay.
Anis, am. Anise. Ankaea, Anise-seed^
I Anisido, da, a. Aniseed brandy.
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ir, wt. To flavor irith anise.
Aol^Io, tnu Small aniae.
^niTeraario, lia, o^ Annirenaiyi joarlj.
kiAvvra&rlo. wu Annlvenary; a jcarly
maaa. lAbro de afUvsrtcuios Ap obit-
uary.
A.'no, mn. The anns.
An6obe, ad. Last night [c^, At nigtt>fSiUL
Anocbeo^r, tm. To crow dark. Al aaoch&'
Acodln^, va. To aaminlster anodTncs.
Anodino, na, a. (Med.) Anodyne;
Anomalikf 4^ Anomaly,
An6malo, la, a. (Oram.) Anomalooa.
Anomia, a/. Anomy, breach of law.
An6|i, «m. The coatard apple-tree.
An6iia, ef. Anona or oostard-imple.
Anonadacl6n, «f. Anonodamiento, 9m. An-
nihilation; aelf-oontempt
Anonaddr, va. To annihilate; diminish. —
w. To homble one's aelC
An6nlmam6ntc, ad. Anonymously.
An6nimo, ma, a. Anonvmooa; nameleaa.
AnotAoi6n, $f. Annotation^ note.
Anotad6r, ra, «. Commentator.
Anotar, va. To comment
Anqa6ta. Eatar de media anqueta^ To be
inoontmodiously seated. [an ox.
Anqolboyuno. na, a. Uarlng a croup like
Anqulldsla, if. Anchylosia, a stiff Johit
Anquis^co, ca, a. L^ crouped. [der.
A'nsar, am. A goose. A'naar madia^ Oan-
Anaareria, «/ The place where goose are
reared.
Ansar«&ro, «»«. A gooae-berd.
Ansarino, na, a. Belonging to geese.
Anaarino, am. A gosling. [fowl
Anaar6n, am. A goose, a large foolish water-
AnseAticOj ca, a. uanseatlc
AbsS, (Vul) Thus, 80.
A'nsia, af. Anxiety, anguish, eagerness;
longing, hankerizig.
AnsladamSnte, ad. Anxiously, earnestly.
Ansldr, to. To desire anxiously, to long.
Ansina, (Low) Thns, so.
Anslosam^te, ad. Anxiously, eam^tly.
Ansideo, sa, a. Anxious, eager.
A'nta, af. The Tapir. (Arch.) Antas, pillar
of a building.
Antdceo, am. A kind of sturgeon.
AntagdUas, ^ pi. Sprit-sail reef-bands.
Antagonista, am. Antagonist, an opponent
Antwa. Llamarae antana^ To unsay, re-
traot
AntAfio, ad. Last year.
Antilrtioo, ca, a. Ajitarctia [the first course.
A'nte, am. A dressed buck or buflBalo skin;
A'nt& prep. Before.
Anteaao, da^ <t. Buff-colored.
Anteanteanoche, ad. Three nights ago.
Aoteantoaydr, a<L Three days ago.
^teaydr, ad. Tlie day before yesterday.
Antebr&zo, am. The fore-arm.
Anieo&ma, 4/t A bed-side carpet
AotecAmara, tf. Ante-chamber ; lobby ; hall ;
the steerase. [ante-chamber.
intecamariUa, a/C A room to the king's
Antecapilla, af. 11)0 porch.
\nteced6nte, am. Antecedent
4nteo«dentem^nte, ad. Antecedently.
Aftteoed^r, va. To precede^ forego.
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Anteoaa^r, ra, a. Predeceasor,
ArUeesadreaf Ancestors.
Antechinos, am. pi. Fluted monUlBga
Ant6co» ca, a. The AntOBcL
Antecogdr, va. To bring before one; te
gi^er too soon.
Antecol&na, af. A colnnm of a p'^rtieo.
Antec6ro, am. The entrance leading to tiM
choir.
Antecristo, am. Antichrist
Antedita, af. Antedate.
Antedatir, to. To antedate.
Antedicho, cha, a. Foresaid.
Ante-diem, (Lat) The preceding day.
AntedlluTimio, na, a. Antediluvian.
AnteiglMa, af. The porch of a dinrcb ; th«
padsfa church and district
Antelaoidn, af. Preference.
Antemino, ad. Beforehand.
AntemeridiAno, na, a. In the forenoon.
AntemurAl, am. A rook or mountain pto>
tecUng a fortress. Jmuml
AntemimUla, af. Antemiiro, am. Y. AitU-
Ant6na, af. A lateen yard ; the horn or an-
tenna of insects.— e. pA Antennas.
Anten41las, af.pL Pincera.
Antendche, aai The night before last
Anton6mbre, am. A title proflxed to a
proper name.
Anteojera, ^. Spectacle-case; eye-flap.
Anteoldro, atn. Spectacle-maker.
Ante6jo, an*. A q>y-glaaa; an eye-giaa&
Ante(^o de larga viata, A teiosoope.
Ante^o de puKo, or de teatro. Opera*
glass.— ^. Spectacles. Anteq^oa de ca»
minOy or de et^rmoa^ Goggles.
AntenSmnia, Before all things; above all
Antepagir, va. To miy beforehand.
Antepaeuido, da, a. Paaaed, elapeed. [sor^
Antepas4dos, am, pL Ancestors, predeoea-
Antepteho, am. Breastwork, parapet; foot-
step. ^nfep<$cA<M^ (Nan.) The iron hone
of the head. riasL
Antepen61tlmo, nut, a. Antepenult; third
Antepon^r, va. To prefer; place before
Antepdrtico, am. Yestibule, porch.
Antepu6rta, ^f. A door-enrtain ; anteport
Antequino^ an*. Concave moulding.
Ant6ra, af. (Bot) Anther.
Ant^icohtardio, Mountain q)iderwort
Anterf6r, a. Anterior, former.
Anterioriddd, af. Priority; preference.
Anteriorm^nte, ad. Previously.
A'ntcs, prep. Before, beforehand.
A'ntes, 0(2. Fir^ratner, better; heretoftwei
A'fiiea bi&n. Rather. A'ntea con dmtea.
As soon as possible. i>a <inil6«, In ancient
times. A'wlea gusy Bather than.
Antesacristia, ^f. An apartment leading to
the sacristy.
Antes&la, ^f. Ante-chamber. [ment
Antestatfin, ^ (Fort) A small intrench*
Anteteraplo, am^ Portlca
Antev6r, va. To foresee.
Anteviapera, af The day before yeatcvdar;
A'nti, An inaepaiable pr^>osition, aignl/yuf
a(;ainat
A: iia, af aohth.) The mutton flafc.
Antiapopleotioo. ca, a, Antiapcipleotia
Antiap6rtol, a, Anti-apnatlo.
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AaUartriUoo, ca, & (Mod.) Antittthritkv
Aatiaemitico, ca» a. (Med.) AntiMthmatio.
Anticsrdaiiil, «*». A Bchlsmatie ctrdinaL
ABtldpad6D« ^f. Antldpatioii, foretaste;
AstidDdda, ^f. (Feno.) An unexpected thnut
or blow.
AstJdpadamtote, ad. Prematorelj.
Antkipador, ra, «. Anticipator.
Aotidpami^nto, mn. Anticipation.
Astldpinte, pa, Antidpated; a fit of the
ferer returning before its pcdod.
Antidpir, ^a. To antidpate; forestall
Aatidunax, «. (Rhet) Antidimax.
AKtioosmdtico, ca, a. Anticoonetio.
AntiorliAiino, na, a. and & Antidiristian.
Aaticntioo, mn, AnUcritic
Antknido, da. a. Antiquated.
Antfeo^, «a. To antiqoate, ontdatei
AnttcoArio, am.. Antiqoarian.
AntidorAl, ik SemnneratiTe.
AntidisentMco, ca, a, Antldysenteria
Aatidotiirio, am. A pharmaoolog^.
Antidoto, am. Antidote.
AntiemMco, ca, a. Antiemetic:
Aatlentasii^a, a, Antientfanaiastic.
AntlepU6ctico, ca, a. (Med.) AntiepilectieL
AntUr, ad. The day before veeterdaj.
Antieeoorb&tico, ca, a. (Med.) Antiscorbutic.
AntieqMsmddioo, ca, a. Antispasmodic
Antiiknitico, ca. a. Antilknatio.
Antii&z, am. A lace-ToiL
Aatiibbnl, a. Antifebrile.
Antifhidi^aco, ca, a. Antlaphrodltia
Antifiogistico. ca, a (Med.) Antiphlogistic.
Antifona, ^ Antiphony, an anthem.
Antifon&l, AntUbndrio, em, Antiphonal
Antifon^To, ttn. Precentor, leader cf the
choir.
Aatifrasia, ^ Antiphrastn
Antigwillay ^f. A monoment of antiquity.
AntigTUun6nto, ^* Andentiy, formerly.
AntigB^, vn. TO obtain seniority; to make
obsolete.
AatigBedid, ^ Antiquity; the andents.
Antigno, gna, a, Antiqne, andent, old.
Antigno, am. An antique monument; senior
of a college or community. AntiguoB^
The andents; the illustrious men of old.
Antihelmintico, ca, a, (Med.) Anthelmintic.
AntlhistMco, ca, a, AntihysAeric.
Antil^Ha, tf. An apparent contradiction.
AntiministeriAl, a. AntiministeriaL
Antimonirquico, ca, a. Antimonardiio.
AntimooiiU, a, AntimoniaL
Antim^nto, «m. Antimony.
Anttnadonfil, a. Antinational.
AntinelHtico, ca, a, Antinephritie.
Antinomia, »f. Contivdiction between law&
Antin^o, rnn, Antinous.
Antipipa, tm. An antipope. [antipope.
Antipapido, am^ The nnlawftal illgnity of
Antii>apAl, a. ActipapaL
Antipara, </. A screen; a gaiter fbr the front
of the legs and feet
Antiparalitico, ca, a. (Med.) Antiparalytio.
Antipar^tttasia, af. Antiperistasis, a crime
asserted to bo praiseworthy.
ABtipArra8,^«/.(0oU.)Spectade8. [stone.
AntipAtes, rnn, Black coral ; a precious blade
Aattpatia, |< Antipathy.
AND
AntipAtico, ca, a. Harlng natural ayersion.
Ant{pensta8i^ $f. Antiperistasis. [tasia.
Antiperistitico, ca, a. Belonging to antiperitt
Antipestil^cial, a. Antipo»tiIcntiaL
Antip6ca, ^ Obllcatlon to pay a certain rent
Antipoc^, va, written obligation to pay a
certain rent [contrary dispositioVi.
Antipodas, 6m, pi. Antipodes; persons ol
Antip^dia, af. Antipddlo, «m. An extra dish
to the usual meal.
Antip6trldo, da, a. Antiseptic.
Antiquisimo, ma, a, aup. Very ancient
Antlrevoludonirio, ria, a. Autireyolutiob
Antu^o, am. Snap-dragon.
Antisdoa, am, pL (Astr.) T>?o points equally
distant from the tropica.
Antlsdptlco, ca, a. Antiseptic.
Antispodio, am. (Pharm.) Antispodium.
Antistrofe, «/! Antistrophe ; an ancient dano«i
Antitesia,«/(Qram.) Antithesis; a contrast
Antit6tico, ca, a. Antithetical [bol
Antitipo, am. Antitype, figure. Image, sym*
Antitrinitirio, am. AntltrTnltarian.
Antiven^reo, rea, a. (Med.) Antivenereal.
Antojadizo, za, a. Longing, capricious.
AntqjAdo, da, a. Anxious, longing.
AntoJ^rse, vi\ To long, desire earnestly.
Antoj^ra, ^ A spectacle-case; eyo-flai».
Antoj«iro, «m. Spectacles-maker.
Ant6Jo, am. Whim; a longing, fkncy; speo
tacles: eye-flap for horses.
Anto1u61o, am. dim. A slight longing.
Antoldr, am. Inserting.
Antologia. ^f. Anthology.
Antonom.^ia, «/? (Rhet) Antonomasia,
Antonomd^oo, ca, a, Antonomastic
Ant6r, am, (Law. Prov.) Vender of stolen
goods, a &on^^<2« nnrdiaser.
Ant6rcha, tf. Torch, flambeau.
A'ntras, am^ Vermilion.
A'ntro, am, Antre, cavern, den,
Antrop^fhgo, «m. A cannibal.— 4). pi. An*
thropopbagl
Antropoloda, af. Anthropol<^|^.
Antroposoila, ^ Anthroposophy
Antruejo, am. The three oays of the camiral
AntUTi6n,amk A sudden, unexpected stroke
or attack. Da antuvion, Unexpectedly.
Ann4l a. Annual [annuity.
Anulidiid, af. State of being annual ; pension,
Anualm^nte, ad. Annually.
Anubarrido, da, a. Clouded.
Anubl&do, da, a. Orcrcast clouded, dim.
Annblir, ito. To cloud, darken; overcast;
obscure.— f?r. To be blasted; mildewed.
AnudAr, va. To knot, Join, unite.— rri. To
wither, pine away. Atmdarae la «»,
Not to be able to speak.
Anudnda, ^ Compliance, consent
AnnSnte, a. Condescending.
Anul4ble, a. That which can be annulled.
AnulacWn, af. Abrogation ; abscission.
Annlad6r, ra. «. A repealer.
Anuliir, to. To annul, make void.
AnulAr, a. Annular. J)edo aniUat% The rins
or fourth finger. [making yo}£
AnulatSvo, va, a. Having the power of
Anundad6n, qf. Annundatlon.
Anundaddr, ra, «. Announcer.
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iniiBel^, eOk To annoonoe, proclaim ; foro-
bode.
AsAnoio, tm. Omen; adTOitisement, notice.
A.'naO) na, a. Annual, yearly.
Anvmo, «m. Obverse. X^baeco-Ieavea.
A'nvlr. MK {South Amer.) A red liquor from
Anzolado, da, a. Hooked in.
Anzol6ro, «m. Fish-book maker or dealer.
Anza61o, mt. Fish-hook; allurement; frtt^
ters. Cost en el antuelo^ To be tricked.
Jfoer el anMudo^ To escape a danger.
Tragaren annielo. To swallow the bait.
A'iia. ^ Btink-fox, skunk.
AMda, »f. The Kood or bad season in a year;
moitv of arablo land. [aecesBw
Afij»did.(ira, «C Afiadiml^nto, em. Addition,
Afiadir, va. To add; exageerate.
AfiaKja, ef, Papel ds aHqfea^ Brown paper.
AflafU, mtK A muslod pipe used by the
Moors.
AftafllSro, em. A player on the aflaJU.
Ai^as^ ef. A call, lore, decoy. [lamb.
AiUu, Ow Annual CorderoafUilyKjeexMng
AMI, em. An annual olSaring on the tomb.
Aftal^o, em. An eodeslasticju almanac.
Afiasoar, «a. To collect by degrees.
AficiAr, 9a, To make old.— ur. To grow old.
A.A^)o, Ja, a. Old, stale, musty.
AAico^ em. pL Bits or small pieces of any
thing. /7a<30ra/lio0«, To break into small
blt& Haeeree aiUooey To overheat one's
selC
Afiil, em. The indigo plant ; indigo : the beet
qnali^ is called ahU iter, or tieate; the
middling sort, eobreeaUetde^ and the com-
mon kind, corte.
AiVin6ro, em, A dealer in lamb-skins.
Aiiinoe, em. pk The fleecy skins of yearling
lambs.
Afiirddo, da, a. Dyed blue.
A'fio, em. A year; a long time. Mai afio.
Surely, without doubt Mai aflo para A,
The deuce take him. A'iloe^ The birth-
day of a person. CeUbrar toe afloe, To
keep the birth-day. Tetter aiioe^ To be
old. Aflo bieieeto^ Leap-year.
AfioJtU, em. Fallow land.
Afi<Mo,Ja, «. A yearling calC
Afiubli&o, da, a. Blin^olded.
Afinbl4r, Alinblfirsc, Y. Anublar.
Aft&blok em. Mildew.
Afiudaddr, ra, e. One who knots or ties.
Afiud^ «& To make fast, unite, tie close.
AfiMoar loe laMos^ To impose silence.
AAusffdr, WL To choke; vox, annoy.— im.
To be displeased.
AqjAdo, da, a. Bewitolied.
AcHad6r, ra, «. A coi^urer. [fitacination.
Aojadfira, if. AoJami6nto, em. Witchcraft,
AojAr, va. To fliscinato, charm, bewitch.
Aojo, em. Bewitching, (kscinatlon.
Aoristo, em, (Gram.) Aorist
A6rta, t^f. (Anat) Aorta, the great artery.
a.ovddo, da, 0. Oviform, in the shape of on
Aovm*, aa. To lay eggs.
Aovill&rse, «r. To grow like a dew.
Apabilibr va. To prepare the wick of a
candle fbr Ugfath^^or. To go out, to es-
(iro.
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Apacentad^ro, em. Fastore.
Apaoentad6r. «m. A herdsman.
Apacentamicnto, «m. Pasturage.
Apacent^, wt. To tend graang cattle; V
graze; teach spiritually.
Apachnmr, «a. To crush, squeetek [neea.
Apacibilidid, ^ Afiabili^, mildness, meek
Apadble, a, Aibble, meek, gentle; placid,
pleasant
Apadblcmdnte, ad. Mildly, gently.
Apaciguad6r. ra, e, PeaoemJaker.
Apaciguamiento, em. Paclflcation.
Apacigndr, ta. To appease, pacUy, calm.—
vn. To abate.
Apadrinad6r, ra, «. Patron, defender.
Apadrln^, i^a. To support patronize.
Apag&ble, a. Extinguishablo, qneochable.
Apag&do, da, a. Uumble-raindod, pusillanl
moua.
Apagaddr, em. Extinguisher. ninaa
Apagaptooles. em. pi. Leech-ropes, leecb-
Apag&r, TO. To quench, extinguish ; ettkoe^
destroy, ^pcr^or to eoJL To slake lima
Apaqaree la luntbre, la 2ua, To go out
ApoineiiUio, da, a. Li imitation of naif aii
elUpsis.
Apalsado, da, a, Besembling a landscape.
Apalabr&r, va. To appoint a consoltoHon ;
treat personally ; bespeak.
Apalanc&r, va. To move with a lever; sup-
plant
Apale^o, da, a. Cudgelled, caned.
Apalead<Sr. ra, e. Cudgeller.
ApaleamientOjjmu Drubbing; beating.
ApaleAr, va. To cane, drub, cudgel; beat,
norsewhlp. [grain.
Apal6o. em. Beating, moving, or shovelling
Apalmada, a. Palm of the hand stretched oat
Apanc6ra, ef. The common crab.
ApandilUu', to. To form a league or a fac-
tion.— vr. To be united in a Action.
Apanq}4do, da, a. (Bot) Paniculate.
Apantanir, 90, To ov^ow ground ; make
a pool
Apantnflido, da, a. Wearing slippers.
Apafi&do, da, a. Besembling woollen cloth
in body.
Apafiad6r, ra, e. Catcher, grasper; pilferer.
ApafiadAra, Apafiami6nto, ^, Selzinf^snatch-
Inc, grasping.
Apan&r, va. To grasp^ seize; pilfer; dres^
set olT; patch. — vr. To submit to.
Apdfio, etn. Seizing, grasping; cleverness;
a patch. [thing.
Apann8cad6r, rn, e. One who crumples a
Apaflusci^r, va. (Coll) To rumple, crush.
ApapagayAdo, da, a. Parrot-like. [shop.
Aparad6r, em. Sideboard; dresser; work-
Apar&r, va. To stretch out the hands ftn
catching; heap the earth round plants;
close the quarters of a shoe.
AparasolMo, da, a. (Bot) Umbelliferous.
Aparat&do, da, a. Prepared, disposed.
Apar&to, em. Apparatus, preparation ; pompt
show.
Aparceria, ^ Partnership.
AparctTO, ent. Partner in a farm ; aaeodata
Aparei^, vck To match, mate [edl/
Aparec^r, vn. and vr. To appoar uiiejper4
AparailOra, nf (Nau.) Garbe .
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AparM&do. Mk Oboat [tng.
A|»i«duU6nt<s 9m>. An uparltioi^ ^»pear*
Apttrdido, tl«, «k Prepared, fit, ready.
ipomid^r, ra, «. One who prepoiee or geti
retdjr; oreraeer; rigger.
&;«rq)ar, vo. To get ready; saddle or har-
ness botsea; rig a ebip; to 8ise.--«r. To
get ready.
Aper^ em. Preparation, disposition; har-
BMB, gear; sixlng; tackle and rigging on
a ship. Apar^ tU amante y sttriUa,
Banner and tackle.
Apar^o^ Mk Pack-eaddle.
Apartjos. pL Tools, instruments.
Aparentar, «a. To piake a f^lse show, [fit
Aparente, a. Ai^pareot, not real ; seasonable,
Aparentemfoto, cuL Api«rently.
Aparid^n, ^ Apparition.
Aparitod% ^ Appearance ; fkce, likeness ;
vMtigB ; pageant; probability, coi\iecture.
Aparrado, da, a. Crooked like grape-vines.
ApanoqaiAdo, da, <k Parishioner.
Apanoqui^, va. To attract customers.
Apartadero, am. PartinK-plsce, cross-roads.
Apartadj}o, sm, A small part
^partadoo, 9m, A small room taken from
one of which it made apart
Apattido, da, a. Separated; distant, retired.
Apartddo, am- A retired room; a smelting-
boose; a private box in tbe post-office.
Apartaddr, ra, a. One who divides or sepa-
rates Apartador (U m^tcUet^ Smelter.
Apartami^to, *m. Separation ; renimcioUon
<^aclaim.
Apartir, vck To separate; dissoade; re-
move ; to Bort — vr. To withdraw ; to bo
diroroed.
Apiiorte, «fik Break In a line, paragraph.
Apiat& ad. Apart separately ; aside.
Apsirar, va. To arrange the grain for thresh-
ing; to heapw
Apasionadaoadota, ad. Pasflonately. [ted.
Apasion&do, da, a. Passionate, fond; devo-
Apasion&r, 9€k To inspire a passion. — vr.
To be taken with a person to excess.
Apastnr&r, «& To pasture, to forage.
Apatia, ^ AxMthy.
Ap^ktieo, ca, a. Apathetic indifferent
Apat68oo^ mn. Ornament, drees; bungled
work.
Apaz^ MK QL Bpa9ote\ American basil
Ap^ $/. A rope on the forefeet of horses.
Apeaddro, 9nt. A horse-block.
Apead6r. tm, A land surveyor.
Apaamiento, «». Survey.
AmAt, 90. To alight; measure lands; set
landmarkB ; prop ; pull down ; dissuade ;
displaoe.
Apediogir, «a. To push with the breast;
undenake with spirtt
Apedaz^, fsa. To patch, repair.
Apcdemalido, da, a. Flinty.
JLpedrir, va. To stone. Teach other.
Apedread^rOk wk Place where ooys stone
Apedre4do, da, a. Stoned, pelted.
Apedread6r. 9m. Thrower of stones.
Apedreamiento, 9m. Lapidation.
4pedrdir, e& To stone.— en. To hail.
ipedrto, auk A stoning.
Apegadam^te ad. Studiously.
API
Ap^go, cm. AttadiraaBt, fondness.
Apeldble, a. Appealable.
Apelacl6n. ^f. AppeaL
Apelido, oa, a. Of tbe same coat cr coW.
Apelambhbv vo. To steep hides in lima-
water.
Apelinte,j9a. AppeUant
Apel&r, tm. To appeal ; have recourse k ;
to be of the same color. [lative nouo.
Apelativo, a. Kambr6 apetaUvo^ An appel-
Apeld^, vn. To flee, run away.
Ap61de, 9m. Flight, eecape.
ApeU^, TO, To dress leather.
ApellidMoy da, a. Named. [nouM
Apellldami^nto, «»k The act of giving a
Apellldiu-, va. To call by name; to pro-
claim, to raise shouts.
Apelbdo, «f7K Surname; nickname.
ApelmazAr, va. To compress.
Ap^nas, ad. Scarcely, hardly; with trouble.
Ap^ndice, am. Appendix.
Apefiuscir, va. To rumple.
Ap^ 9m. Survey ; props, stays, Ac
Apeondr, fta. To walk or run swiftly.
ApdpsiiL ^ Apepey, indigestion.
Aperador, 9m. A rariner ; a wheelwright
Aperir, to. To cany on the trade of a
wheelwright
Apercibido, da, a. Provided ; ready.
Apercibiml6nto, 9m. Providing; arrange*
ment^ ®^^^ summons. [summon.
Apercibir, -ra. To provide, get ready ; warn ;
Aperci6i^ «/ Opening. [nata
Apercollar, va. To collar; snatch; assaasN
Aperdig^o, da, a. Broiled, toasted ; burned
Dy the Inquisition.
Aperdig&r, i>a. To broil partridges.
Aperitivo, va, a. Aperitive.
Apomad6r, am. A dog which scixos the
game by the legs.
Apornar, -pa. To seize by the leg.
Ap6ro, 9m. Implements of a wnn or of a
trade: sheepfold.
Aperreado, da, a. Harassed.
Aperread6r, ra, a. An intruder.
Aperrodr, f>a. To throw to the doga^— «iir.
To toil ; overworlc
ApersonAdo, da, a. Favored.
Apersondrs^ vr. To appear In person.
Apert&ra, y. Opening.
Apesadumbrddo, dojO. Yexod^ raonmfhi.
Apesadumbdu-, ra* To vex, afflict — vr, T«
grieve.
Apesar&r, va. To afflict
Apesgdr, «a. To sink under a load. — vr, Tc
oea^rieved.
Apestado, dajO. Pestered, annoyed.
ApesUu-, va. To infect; cause a bad smell
corrupt; pester.
Ap^talo, la, a. Apetalous.
Apeteced6r, ra, a. Deslrer, wisher for.
Apetec6r. va. To long for, to hanker.
Apotedble, a. Desiraole.
ApetSnda, ^f. Appetite, hunger.
Apetitivo, va, a. Appetitive.
Apetito, am. AppeUte ; hunger.
Apetit6so, so, a. Palatable.
ApezuAfir, vn. To tread firm on the hooC
Apiadad6r, ra, «. One who pities.
Apiodiirao, vr. To pity, commiseratah
n
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ipiond^ro, tm. A ahephwd's acooant tf
the sheep.
ApicarMo, da, a, Bogoiah, knavlah.
A. ploe, am. Apex, rammitf top.
A'picea, Anthers of flowers. jSstar en lc8
apicM^ To know minutely a thing.
Apiladdr, »m. Filer of thi wool at aheoring-
time.
shaped.
% Pressing
[crowd.
»r. To clog,
[murder,
pprehend;
imer.
i the tan-
nderlings;
[abl<
k Appeas-
».
ig ground.
rrliy.— rr.
[iron.
(ith a llat-
unoothlng
rons linen.
tones, Ate
k1; dispir-
[fonnd.
rush; con-
citation.
; concert;
te.
nlty.
t
udge.
iden;dall.
iomb. — vr.
lischance.
cowardly;
narrow-noona.
Apocad6r, ra, 8. One who lessens.
Apocalipsi, Apocalipsis, sm. Apocalypse.
Apocami6nto, «^n> Meanness of mint.
Apodur, va. To lessen* diminish, contract
— rr. To huirble one*8 selC [tlon.
Ap6oema, Ap^clroa, {/! Apozom, a decoc-
Ap6cimo, 9m. DogVbano.
Ap6criro, tBL, a. Apocryphal.
Apodad6r, »m. A wag, a scoffer, [appraise.
Apod^, va. To scoff, nickname, rlcicale;
Apodencddo, da, a. Pointer-like.
Apodehblo, da, a. Empowered, authorized;
powerfhL
APO
Apederddo, sm. Proxy, attorney, affont
ApodeW^, «r. To poesoes one's self oTa thinf
ApodictJoo, ca, a. ApodictlcaL
ApMo, am. A nickname^ [of some bonea
Ap6flse, Ap6flsia, ^. (Med.) The prominenop
Apoflef^atioo, oa, Ck Apophlcgmatic
Ap6grafo tm. Apograph, transcript
ApogiSo, am. Apogee.
Apoliniido, da, a. Motb^«iten, worm-eatra
Apolillad&ra, if. A hole made by mothSb
ApolillAr, «0k To gnaw or eat dotheiL
Apolindr, Apolineo, nea, a. (Poet) Beloa?'
ing to Apollo.
Apolinarista, mn, ApolUnarlan.
Apolog6tioo. ca, a. Apologetic
Apol<^a, ttf. Apol(^, excuse.
Apologists, gm. An apologist
Ap61ogo, «nft. Apologue.
Apoltron&rse, «r. To grow lazy, loiter.
Apomaziir, va. To glaze; bumlah with
pumice. [Tinemr.
Apom^U, ^ A decoction of boney-oomb U
Apoplegta, ^. Apoplexy.
Apopl6tico, ca, a. Apoplectic.
Aporcadtira, 9f. Raising earth around plants
Apord^r, «a. To cover plants with earth.
Aporisma, em. Ecchymosis.
AporisiAarse, rr. To oecorae an ecchymosia
AporraoeAr, va, (Prov.) To pommel
Aporr&r, rn. To stana mute.— or. To be-
come importunate.
AporreAdo, da, a. Cudgelled ; dragged along.
Aporrednte, pa, Ondgeller.
Aporrcdr, va. To beat or cudgel, knock.—
vr. To study with intense application.
Aporr6o, mn. The act of beating.
AporrillArse, vr. To swell in the Joints.
AporrUlo, ad. (ColL) Plentlfhlly. [horsa
Aportad6ra, iff. Chest to carry stores on a
Aportad^ro, mn. A place where a ahip or
person may stop.
Aportdr, vn. To arriTO at a port get shelter.
A j)ortilldr, va. To breach a rampart
A^pos, am. Sea swallow, aand martin.
Aposentad6r, ra, *. One who lets lodgings
Aposentami6nto, 9m. The affording a tem
porary habitation. [lodsing,
Aposent&r, va. To lodge.— cr. To uke a
Aposentillo, am. dim, A small room, a bed-
room. [the theatre,
Apos^nto, sm, A room ; an inn ; a box ia
Appsesionir, va. To give possession. — w,
TO take poesesslon.
Ap06icl6n, ^. (Qram.) Apposition.
Aposiopteis, ST (Bhet) Aposiopeeis.
Ap6sito, sm. Any external medicinal appli-
cation.
Aposta, Apostadam^nta, ad. Designedly.
Apo6tad6ro, sm. Station for soldiers or yea>
sola. (Nau.) A dock-yard.
Apostador, sm. A better, one that wagers.
Apoat&L sm^ (Proy.) A convenient fishing
place in a river. [inches thi<£.
Apost41eos, sm, pi. Planks flx>m five to sevea
Apostdr, «a. To bet ; place relays ; post sol-
diers. ApostaHas or apoAArsOa^ To
contend; defy.— or. To emulate^ rival
Apostasta, iff. Apostasy.
Ap6stata, 9:n. Apostate; fbrsakor, ftigtUT^
Apoatat&r, «n« To apostatize^
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ApoitfinB, ^ An «po8teme> absceia, tomor.
Apostemaclon, ^ Forming an atMceas.
Apostemitr, txz. To ftirzn an abeoeas.
ApoetomSro, «fik Biatoiiry. [boil
ApostemiUa. 4/! ^ttm. A small abscess; gom-
Apoetilla, ^. A marginal note.
AportiQir, «r. To break out in pbnplea.
Ap6stol, am. Apostle, missionary. (Naa)
Hawse-piece.
ApostoUkdo, A Apostleahip.
Apost^Ucam^nte, ad, Apostolically.
Apoet61ioo, ea, a Apostolical; apoetolia
Apostrafili, TO. To apostrophize.
Ap6strofe. if. (Bbet) Apostrophe.
4p6«cro^ Mn. Apostrophe.
Ap6te, ad, (Coa) Abmidantly, largely.
Apotenna, mi. Apothegm.
ApoteOda, ^ Apotheons, deification.
Apotlduio, am. (Pn>T«) Apothecary.
Apoyad^o, sm. Prop, support.
Apoyadura, «! A flow of the milk.
ApoVir, TO. To fitvor, protect; prop; cor-
roborate, bold np, sopport, conflrm, sec-
ond a motion.— «n. To rest on ; lie. — vr.
To lean upon.
▲poyatfira, ^. (Mas.) Appo^atnra.
Ap6yo, mn, Prop» support, fhlcrom; pro-
tection.
Apreddble, a. Yalnable, respectable.
Apredaddn, ^ Estimation.
Apredadamtote, ad. In a raloable manner.
Apredad6r, ra. a. Estimator, i^praisor.
Apredir. va. To appredate, appraise.
ApredatiTO, Ta, a. UeUting to the appraised
Talne. [teem.
Aprido, am. Appraisement; aceomit; es-
Aprebend^, ca. To apprehend, seize ; fency.
Apr^eneidn, ^ Apprehension, acnteness ;
tear. [fiensitlve.
AprehtftsSro, va, a. Apprehenslre, fearftil ;
Aprehens6r, ra, s. One who apprehends
AprehensMo, ria, €k Apprehending.
Apremiaddr, xa, a. Gompeller.
ApremlAr, va. To press ; compel, ol>lige.
Aprimio. am. Prownre; constrain^ force;
jndidal comnnlrion.
Apremir, «a. To wring; lower, abatei
Aprend^, tfo* To learn.
Aprendiz, za, «. Apprentice.
Aprendizdge, mK Apprenticeship.
Aprenaad6r, sm. A presaer or calendrer.
Aprens&r, va. To dress, calender; Tex.
(Nan.) To atow.
ApresadiSr. ra, a. Privateer, emlser; oaptor.
Apreeamicnto, am^ Capture; hold.
Apresir, va. To seize, grasp. (Nan.) To
capture.
Aprestir, 1^ To prepare, make ready.
&pr^8to, «m. Preparation, accoutrement
Apresuracidn, {/! Acceleration.
Apresnradam^nte, ad. Hastily, ibrwardly.
ApcvsnrMo, da, a. Brief; acting precipi-
tately, [ness.
Apresuramidnto, am. Eagomeas, forward-
Apresur^, va. To accelerate, hasten.
Aprotadamdnte, ad. Tlghtiy, doeely ; nearly.
Apretad^ ^/T A strap or rope to tie with.
Apretadiras, Pressing remonstrances.
Awetad^ am. Truss or bandage fbr mp-
toroo.
APU
Apretadillo, Uil a. dkn. Somewhat eoB
strained; in danger. [ed; dangerooa
Apretddo, da, a. Tight, mean, narrow-mind-
Apretad6r, am. Preaser; under-waistcoai:
corset: rammer; crusher.
Apretadtira, f^f. Compression.
Apretami^nto, am. Crowd; con^ct; avarioa
Apretitr, trc/. To tighten; press; constrain;
distress.
AproUin, airu Pressure. [place; distreaa.
AprctAra, af. A squeeze, crowd; confined
Apri^sa, ad. In haste, in a hurry, [cramp^
Apri^to, am. Crowd; conflict; exuency;
Aprlmir, va^ To compress p^'i'^*
Aprisa, ad. Swiftly, promptiy; ftst; In a
Aprisoo, em, Sheepfolo. Mectod.
Aprision&do, a. Impriaoned, bound, suK-
Aprlslon&r, vOb To confine, imprison.
Aprd, am. Froflt, benefit, &vor.
Aproir, vn. (Nau.) To turn the prow.
ADrobaci6n, ^f. Approbation; conaoot
Aprobad6r, ra, a. ApproTer.
Aprob&nte, pa. Approrer, examiner.
Aprobdr, va^ To approve; like; find.
Apr6che8, am.pL Approaches.
Apron, am. (Ichth.) A small fl-esh-wjttcr fish,
Apront^, ra. To prepare hastily.
Apr6nto, am. A speedy preparation.
Apropiad6n,Jt/! Appropriation, assumption.
Aproniadam6nte, ad. Conveniently, pro-
perly.
Apropiddo, da, a. Appropriate, fit; ofBciaL
Apropiad6r, «m. Appropriator. [ply.
Apropidr, va. To ^propriate, assume; ap-
^ Apropincuaoi6n, */: Approach, approaching.
Apropincn&rse, vr. To approach, draw near.
Aprovec«Sr. vn. (Prov.) To make progress.
Aprovech&ble, a. Profitable, serviceabia
Aprovech&do, da, a. Improved; sparing;
parsimonious. [dty land&
Aprovechami6nto, am. Profit; progress:
Aprovech&r, vn. To make prc«re6B. — va. T4
profit by.— «r. To avail one^i self o£
Aproximaddn, ^ Approximation.
Aproxim^, va^ To approximate, approach.
Aptamdnte, ad. ConvenienUy, fitly.
Apt^ro, ra, a. (But) Apterous.
Aptitiid,^ Aptitude; ability; expediency.
A pto, ta, a. Apt, fit; competent
ApuMta, if. A bet a wager. Ir ds apuaata.
To compete wltn.
Apulgardr, va. To force with the thumb.
Apuncbiir, va, To cut out the teeth of a
comb. TmemoriaL
Apantad6n, ^. Annotation, noting down :
Apuntddo, da, a. Pointed, marked.
Apimtad6r, am^ Observer; a proroptor.
(Nau.) Gunner. [a vessel
Apuntal&r, va. To prop. (Nau.) To shore
Apuntamldnto, am. llomark; abstract; a
Judicial report
Apnnt^, vOk To point, aim ; level ; mark
Apurita el dia^ The day peeps.— w. To
begin to turn. [atakci
Ap6nte, em. Annotation ; prompter's words;
Apufladdr, vet. (Prov.) To strike with the
fist
ApufieAr, va. (Coll.) To strike with the flat
Apufiete4r, va. To beat with the fist
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Ipanud6ii, ^ Trouble, mlsfortone.
Apondun^nte, ad. At the nick of time;
exftctlT.
Apnr4do, da, a. Poor, destitata, exhsoBted.
Aparad6r, «m. A refiner, parifler; consu-
mer; gleaner. [flcatlon.
Apuraiolento, em..Be8earoh, Inquiry, yeri-
ApurAr, vo. To purify; investigate; con-
sume, exhaust; tease.— «r. To grieve, be
aflUcted.
Apumtivo, a. DeterslTe.
ApAroL 9m. Want; affliction; exigency.
Apurrir, tMk (Prov>) To hand or deliver to.
^qoqiir, wi. To complain; afflict
Aquoi, Ha, Wo^pron, dem. That; that one;
he. she. AmtOloa, aquMa»^ Those.
Aqnende, a<f. liltber, here.
Aquerendirse, «r. To be fbnd of a place.
Aqu6se, sa, so, pron. dent. That Aquetos,
A'nibe, Ariblgo, «m. The Arabic langusfce.
Arabwoo, sm, Arabesque; moresquo-worlc
Ariibias, ^.pl. Arabias, a kind '-f linen.
Ar&biga, ^ A stone resembling spotted
ivory.
Aradkcha, ff Tluit of New Qranada.
Arida, nf. Flonghed ground, husbandry.
Ar4do, 9m. A plough.
Arad6r, s»a A ploughman : ring-worm.
Aradorcioo, mn. dith. A small hand-worm,
ring-worm. [day.
Aradura^c^ Ploughing; lanA jloughed in a
Aragn6ides, 4^ A thin membrane of the
brain.
Aragones'a. {roaara^on«Mi,Arragon grape.
Ar&mia, ^. Ploughed ground fit for sowing.
Aran&ta, ^ American animal resembling a
dog.
Aranc^l, tm. Fixed rate; tarifH
Ardndano, 9m. Cranberry.
Arand^la, 9f. The socket-pan of a candle-
stick.---^ The ruffles of shirts.
Arandilloi tm. Pad, hoop used by women.
Arani^go, a. Taken in a not
Aranzada, «< A measure of land.
ArMa, «< Bpide^; chandelier.
Arafiador. ra, «. Scratcher.
Araflamionto, 9m. The act of scratching.
Araiiir, va. To scratch, claw ; scrape, gather.
Araiiizo, 9m. auQm. A long deep scratch.
Aralk^ro, ra, a. Wild, intractable; sour.
Arifics 9m. A scratch ; nipning.
Arafion, 9m. Sloe, the fruit or the black thorn.
Anfln61a, ^ dim. A small spider; a pUnt
irafiu61o, 9m. A small spider; fbld^net
ARC
Araptode, tm. Ancient measar^ o# 19
square feet
Axkt.vck, To plough, to labor; drai;.
ArbeI16n, sm. Gutter to drain road".
Arbitrable, a. Arbitrable, depeodiug upon
the will.
Arbitrad6r, dora, 9. Arbitrator, umpire.
Arbithige, Arbitram6nto, Arbitrami^nt*.
sm. Arbitration ; arbitrement
Arbitrdr. vo. To a^udge; strike out
Arbitrariam^nte, <uL Arbitrarily.
Arbitraried&d, «? Arbitrariness.
Arbitrdrio, ria, Arbitrativo, va, a. Arbitrary.
Arbitrat^rlo, ria, a. Relating to arbftratoni
Arbitrlo, 9m. Free will and pleasure ; means ;
bond; discretionary power.— ^pf. Taxes on
S'ovisiona, wine, &a
itrlsta, 9m. Schemer, prqjector.
A'rbitro, 9m. Arbitrator; one's own master.
A'rbol. 9m. Tree; mast; post; stem.
Arbolado, da, a. Planted with trees ; masted.
Arbolad6ra, f/C (Nan.) Masts and sparSb
ArboUbr, «a To set up; mast; hoist — er.
Arhclar99^ To rear on the hind Ibet
Arboldrio, 9m. Herbalist: mad-cap.
Arbolecico, Arbolecillo, Arbolioo, Arboiito»
ArborcUlo, 9m, dim. Arboret
ArbolMa, ^ Qrove, plantation of trees.
Arbol^o, 9m, dim. A small tree.
Arbol^te, 9m^ Branch to flMten bird-lime en
ArboUsta, 9m. Tree-planter; arlxHist
ArboI16n, 9m. Flood-gate, sluice, conduit
Arb6re(k rea, a. Relating to trees.
Arborixado, da, tk Arborescent
ArbotAnte, 9m. Flying buttreas.
Arbiisto, 9. A shrub.
Arbustillo, 9m. dim. Arbuacle, a small shmK
A'rca,«/ A chest; coffer; tomb. Ssraroa
eerrada. To be yet unknown. [bow&
Arcabncena, 9m, Troop of archers; cros»>
Arcabucdro, 9m, Archer; gunsmith.
Arcabliz, 9m. Arquebuse, a fire-arm.
Arcabuzitzo, 9m, A gun-shot; gun-ehol
wound.
Arcadl, 9m. A species of wild artichoke.
Arcdda, «/. Vomiting; arcade; piaxea.
A'rcade, a. Arcadian.
Arcadfiz, 9m. Conduit or pipe; bucket
Arcusroo, «m. Archaism.
ArcAngel, 9m, ArchangeL
Arcangellcdl, a. ArchangellcaL
ArcAno, 9m. Arcanum, secret; reserved.
Arcir, va. To bow wool
Arodz, 9m. A bier.
Arcdza, ^ wtQm. A large chest
Arcazdn, 9m. Arbusde; osier; wlllow-ploW
A'rce, 9m. (Bot) Maple-tree.
Arcediandto, 9m, Archdeaoonship.
Aroedidno, 9m, Archdeacon.
ArchSra, «if. Arcberess.
Aroh^ro, «m» Archer. - {..tuchv
Archiducddo, 9m, Archdukedom, arch*
Archiducil, a. ArchducaL ^ee^
Archid6qne, -duquesa. 9. Archduke, -duob*
Archildud, sm. Large kind of lute.
Arohip&mpano, sm. An imsginary dignity.
Arohipi6l4rOi ^^^^ Arohipelaga
Arohivir, «a. To file, deposit In an archive
Archiv^ro, Archlvista, 9m, Keeoer of the
archives.
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AnUro, 9wk Arehlres; a confUUnt
Areina, 9f. Argil, alumlnm, clay.
ArdHdao, aa, A Clayey, araillftOeoiiA.
ArcipreaUdsOk Ardpretttttgo, «nk Arcb-
pneathoocL
Areiprtete, am, ArdipiiMt
A'reo, «m. Arc; arch; bow; hoop. Jrco
FrU, del cUUk, Rafobow.
A'reola, ^ A sort of ooane lliMn.
Arc6Q, WNu aiugm, Uuffp chest; great arch
or arc.
Arcontadoi, am. ArehoDBhlp.
Arediktei aniw Archon.
A'retlco, a. Arctic, nortbem.
A'rda, M SmilrreL
Ardateado, da, a. Made tiiin or dear.
Ardate^, to. To make thiD. [silk.
Aidioa, Ardiaea. ^ pL Coaneet Persian
▲rdasiiiafl, Ardaxinaa, tf. pk Finest Persian
Bilk.
Ardte. f< BIttam.
Ardedto, mm. A spades of serpent
Ardentia, a/ Phospboresoenoe of the sea.
Arde61a, 4^ A small kind of heron.
Ard^, fm. To bnm, blaze, glow; to be agi-
tated with.
Ard^ro, ra, Ow Sqairrel-hnnter, dog.
Ardid, am. Stratagem, artiflee, conning
ArdMo, da, a. Heated. [fervent, fiery.
Ardi^tsi, pa. and <k Ardent, bamine; fever;
Ardientemtotei, ad>. Ardently, fervidly.
Ardilla, tf. Squirrel
Aidlmiinto, am. Valor, IntrepIdltT.
Ardincnlo, em. ^arr.) An inflamed swelling
on the back.
Ardite, 8»k An andent coin of little valne.
Ard^r, am. Ardor; great heat; valor; life.
Ardorteo, sa, a Fiery, rsstleaa
Ardnam^te, ad. Ardnooslv, difficultly.
A'rdao, dna, a. Ardnoiu, dlfflcalt; high.
A'rea, %f. Area; barn-floor; halo.
Ardhod6n. 9f. I>ryne8^ extenoation.
Aril, tm. Larse grain-sieva,
. Arelir, vow To stft grain with the areL
Artna,^Sai!id; arena.
Arenioeo, ea, a. Arsnaeeons, gravelly.
Aren&l, am. A sand^ groond, a aoadv beach.
Arenal^ Axenalillo, «m» dim, A small
sandy place.
Areair, va. To cover with sand.
Aren^ em. Dealer in sand.
Ariaga, »t. Harangue, oration, address.
ArCTgador, »m. A speech-maker.
ArenHr, m. To harangae; hold forth.
Arenulaa, ^f. pL Oraniualed saltpetrei
ArenSaoo,ea,Aren6so,Ba,a.Bandy; gravelly,
pitty.
Ar^qne, mn. Herring.
Areola, ^ (Anat) Areola.
Are6inebro, am. Areometer.
Areopagita, tm. Areopagite.
Are5n«go, tm. Areopagna
Areotect6nlca, 4/^ Areoteetonloa.
Aresthi, tm, g^arr.) The frnsh, a disease in
Arsstinftdo, da, o. Afflicted with the ftmsh.
Ar^ am. Drop ear-rings.
iOftda,^ The pitehJng or phmglng of a shlpu
Aiftr, ra. (Nan.) To pitch, plonge.
Arfil, f < Bishop (in the game of dieas).
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Argadyo,ArgadiUe,«m.Beel; notoypffsoB
large basket
ArgAdo, ^m. (Prov.) Prank, trick, artlfloa.
Ai^Ia, «/ Civet (perfhrae).
Ai^Udra, 9f. A saw for catting groovea.
Argamandel, am. Ba^, tatter.
Argamand^o, am. Collection of trifling im*
plemoits.
Aiigamisa, «/. Mortar, cement for btdlding.
Argamasdr, fXK To make mortar; cement
Aigamasdn, am. A hvgo piece of mortar ii
rains.
Argam61a, ^ (Bot) Golden starwort
A'rgana, ijf. Kind or crane; horse-basket
Ar^an^l, Wk Bing of an astrolabe.
Argdneo, am. (Nao.) Anchor-ring.
A'rgano, mn. An andent warlike maehtne.
Arg^ a. Uorse whose right hind foot only
u white. [argemoiw
Argdma, Arg8m6n, am. (Med.) Aiigema or
Araimono, mn. Prickly or homed poppy.
Arg^n, ma. White or silver color, argent
Argentddo, da, <k ShMhed shoes.
Argentirio, Argent^ ma. Master of the
mint
Argenteria, ^ Embroidery In gold or aUrer.
Argentifodma, 9f. Silver mine.
Ai^ntina, ^ (Bot) Satin cinqaefolL
Argento, am. (Poet) Silver.
Argilla, i(f. Argil, clay. [mlneiw
Arglritiu, am. pi. Marcasites foond in silver
AI^lfa^ ^. Large ring ; a stifle ; hook ; pil-
lory, [rln^
ArgolI6ta, lea, fta, ^ dim. A small staple;
ArgolI6n, mn, auffm, A very large ring; a
staple.
A'rgoma, ^ (Bot) Fnrze, fforse, broom.
Ai^om^ am. Plantation ofcjrtisoa.
Argom6n, mn, anigm. Large prickly broom.
Argondatas, mn.pL Argonauts.
A'l^ros, am. Argo, the celebrated ship of tha
Argonanta
Argoaddn, mti. A kind of India cotton.
Ai^m^dqne, mn. Gam ammoniac, [benelw
A'rgiie, am. Windlass; wire-plate, wire-
Argnellarsc, «r. To be emadated; in bad
health.
Arga61lo, mn. Faintness, want <^ health.
Ai^dfias, ^ pk Hand-barrow.
Argulr, fm. To argue, dispute. — va. To give
signs, moke a snow.
A'rgoma, ^f. Furze, broom.
Argumentaddn, 4^ Argumentation
A]^nmentad6r, ra, «. Arguer.
Argumentdr.im. To ai^ne, dispute.
AxgaroontatSvo, va, a. Argumentative.
Argumcntillo, mn. dim. Slight argument
Argnmtoto, am. Aigament, subject, oontn^
versy.
Arguy^nte, pOw Arguer; opponent
A'rla. iff. Tune or air; song.
Aribar, vo. To reel yam into skdns.
Arlbo, 9771. Beel for making skeins.
Arldbr, va. To plough across sown grrnuidL
Arid6z, af. Dronglit
A'rido, da, a. Arid, dry, barren.
AriSnzo, mn. A little ram.
A'riea, mn. Sign of the ram.
Arista, i\f. dim. Arietta, a short air.
Ari6ta. mn. Battering-ram.
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Arietino, na, a. BMembllng a mn't head.
/Lrjjo, Ja, a. light, easily ttfled. [ring.
iLxmOj wk dinu A amall hoop; hoop aax^
A.rim6z, «/! Part of a building which jnta or
stands oat
Arind^o, 9m. (Om.) Jay.
Arisaro, am. (Bot) Wake-robin.
Arisco, ca, a. Fierce, stubbora , onpolished.
Arismdtlca, ^. Arithmetic.
AriBm6tico, a. ArithmeticaL
Arisndgro, Arisprldto, a. Species of wheat
Arista, 9m. Beard of grain ; edge of aroogh
piece of timber in naval architecture.
Anstas, Groins which cross each other.
Arlst&roo, am. A severo oonsorer; epoi of
the moon.
Aristino, am. Scab on the heel of horses.
AristocrAoia, ^. An aristocracy.
AriBt6crata, am. Aristocrat
Aristocritioo, ca, a. ArlstooratieaL
Aristol<S<iaia, ^ (Dot) Birthwort [awns.
Aristdso. sa, a. Having many beards or
Aristot^fico, ca, a. Aristotelian.
Aritmdnda, ^, Arithnuuicy, foretelling by
nnmberSi
Arttm^ca, ^ Arithmetic
Aritmeticamdnte. ad. Arithmetically.
Aritm^tico, am. Arithmetician, accountant
Aritmdtico, ca, ck ArithmeticaL
Aritoe, Hoop ear-rings.
Arlequln, am. Harlequin, a buffoon.
ArlequiniklA, ^. A hariequtn's trick, or Joke.
Arl6t 9m, A sort of cumuiin.
Arlien&nse, am. A sort of linen. [bush.
A'rlo, 9m. (Bot) Barberry, or pii)eridge
ArI6ts, ^. Tow of flax or hemp.
A'rma, ^ Weapon, arms; alarm. Arma
falsa, False alarm.
Arm&da, ^. The navy; fleet, armada, [ship.
Ann»(16ra, ^. The principal timbers of a
Annadia, 9/. Raft [game.
Armoduo. am. Trap or snare for catching
Armadillo, «m^ Armadilla
Arm&do, da, a. Armed, weaponed ; plated
witli gold or silvor.
ArmAdo, 9m. A man in armor.
Armad6r, am. Privateer, cruiser; owner or
fitter out of a vessel ; jacket
Armad^ra, ^ Armor; skeleton; (hune.
Armi^&l, 9m. (Prov.) Fen, moor, bog.
Armtj&ra, ^ A plot of ground for garden
plants. [ration.
Armam6nto, am. Armament, warlike prepa-
Armiu*, va. To arm; set a snare.
Arm6rio, 9m» clothes-press; cupboard.
Armatdstc, 9m. Cumbersome piece of ftir-
niture.
Armaz6n, am. Armor; hulk; fishing-tackle.
Armelina, tjf. Ermine skin.
Arm^lla, a/ Staple, ring.
Armelludla. sf. dim. A small staple, ring.
ArmeMa, if/. Armory; arsenal; b-^raldry.
Arm6ro, am. Armorer, gunsmith.
AmiUrero, ra, a. fPoet) Warlike, [sphere.
AmillAr, a. K^era armilar^ Armillary
Armllla, ^ Part of the base of a column.
Armifio, 9m, Ermine.
Armipot^nte, a. (Poet) Mighty In war.
Armlsticio, am. Armistice. [net
Armoisin, am, A thin silk or tafTety;
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Armenia, ^ Harmony; nnml^r; '^onoord
Armonl^oo, 9m, Gum-ammonlaa
Armdnico, ca, a. Harmonical, musical.
Armonio8am6nte, ad. Harmoniously.
Armonidso, sa, a. Harmonious, aonorooK
consonous.
Armonista, ^. Harmonist
Armuille, 9in. (Bot) Orach.
A'ma, ^. (Prov.) Bee-hivo.
Amdcho, 9m. (Bot) Best-harrow.
Amte, am. Harness; coat of nudl; armor
Amue9, Necessary tools, utensUa
Arnilla, ^ dim. (Prov.> A small bee-hive.
A'ro, 9m, Hoop of wood or metal [widai
Ar6ca, {/! Linen more than three quarlen
Ar6ma, ^ Aromado myrrfa-tree. — am.
Aroma. [ftima
Aromatiddid, ^f. Aromatic quality, per
Aromitioo, ca, a. Aromatic ftvgrant
Aromatizacl6n, ^f, Aromatization.
Aromatizad6r, 9m^ Aromatizer.
Aromatlzikr, va. To aromatize, p«ftme.
Ar ' - wm. The aromatic myrrh-tree.
Ai rn. Foreman in iron works.
A' ' Harp, lyre.
Ai a. Serrated, toothed.
Ai a, 4|^ Scratch, nipping.
Ai ck. To tear to pieces, rend ; claw.
Ai 9m>. (Mus.) Arpeggla
A] m. (Nau.) Grappling iron.
Arpia, ^ Harpy; an ugly, scolding shrew
Arpill^ra, 9f. Sackclotli, pack-cloth.
Arpista, 9m. Itarper.
Arp^n, 9m, Harpoon ; fish-gig;
Arponddo, da, a, HarpoonckL
Ari)On6ro, 9m. Harpooner.
Arque&da, ^ Stroke with the fiddle-bow.
Arque4do, a. Arched.
Arqnead6r, 9m. Ship-ganger ; one who forms
arches; wool-bower.
Arqneige, 9m. The gauging of a ship.
Arqueami^nto, 9m. Tonnage, gauging.
Arqne&r, ra^ To arch ; gauge. — pr. To gron
hog-backed.
Arquto. am, Arcuation. tonnage, gauging.
Arqnelogia, ^f. Archeology.
Arqneria, 9m. Scries of arches; aqueduct
Arqu^ro, 9m. Maker of arches; treasurer.
Arqudta, tf. dim. A little chest, a smal
trunk.
Arqnetipo, 9m. Archetype.
Arqueton, am. av{tm, A large trunk.
Arqnetoncillo, 9m. dUn, A trunk of a mid
dling size.
Arquifil6sofo, 9m. ArchphUosopher.
Arquilla, ita, ^ dim. A littie chest
Arquillo. 9m. dim. A small arch or bow
Arquimeea, ^f. (Prov.) Serutoire. [gogna
ArquislnagOgo, 9m, Principal in the syna
ArquitScto, 9m, An architect
Arqultect6nlco, ca, a. Architectonic
Arqultect^ra, ^f. Architecture
Arqultr&be, 9m, Architrave.
Arrab&l, 9m. Suburb; the posteriors.
Arrabal6ro, ra, a. Churlish.
Arr&blo, 9m, Cast iron.
ArrAca, ^f. (Nau.) A traveller.
Arracida, tf. Ear-ring.-^ Young (Oifldiw
about a widow.
Arradfk^ nm^ Beof of rocka
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Aiadm&dA, da» a. dnstend.
AmdmAne, vr. To cluster.
Amclan, mn. T. AbeduL
hxnkL mt, Baifl or maat«r of a Moorish difp.
ArrtlgAdas, </Cj72. (Nan.) Fnttock-shroada.
Airalj;^, tm.. To root; pledge Uad. — or. To
establfsb one's sell
Arriieo. «m. Landed property. [swIfL
Am^jaque, «. Fork -with three bent prongs;
Artalir, vn^ To thin, rareff. [awajr.
Arraniblar, «a. To cover with sand; sweep
Arrancadera, $f! Bell worn by animals.
AirancacLko, mtk, The thickest part of a gan
barroL [uniform rowing.
AnaacMa, da, a. Boga arra/neada. Strong
Anancadw, ra, & An extirpater, destroyer.
Arranoflir, va. To poll oat; carry off with
Tiolence; extirpate. [sons.
Arraoeapinos, mn. Nickname for little pep-
Arrancaai^ga^ fff. Poor grain, half mowed.
Arranehirw, «r. To mess tocher.
Arranci^rse, vr. To grow randd.
Arrsoqae, an. Extirpation; wrench; fit of
posefon; has^ temper; sadden event.
Ampar, to. (Low) To snatch away, carry off.
Arrapi^za, Arripo, sm. Tatter or rag; des-
picable person.
A'rras ^ pL Money which the bridegroom
pledges at his marriage ; dowix Arras
de la bodega, (Nan.) Wings of the hold.
(OnL)Bia<»ca
Anraa^o, am. A silk staff, satin.
Axrasami^to, 9m. Demolition of a fortress.
Arrasftr, «a. To level; destroy; obliterate.
— m. To clear up, grow fine. fly.
Arrastradamtote, ad. Imperfectly; palnral-
Arrastraderas, ^.pL Lower studding-sails.
Arrastradgro, mn. A careening place.
Arraatr&do, da, a. Dragged along; in the
utmost misery.
Arrastramitoto, mn. The act of dragging.
Arraatrinte, mn. Claimant of a degree in
collegea. [bring over.
Arras&ir, 9a. and n. To creep; drag along;
Arristrc, mm. Leading a trump ; ceremoni-
ous visit.
Arrat& mn, A pound of sixteen ounces.
Arrayan, mn. (BoL) Myrtle.
Arrayan&l, mn. Plantation of myrtles.
A'rre, Gee, geho.
Arreaddr, mn. Maleteer.
Arre^, «& To drive horses.
ArrebaJBaddr, ra, a. Gleaner, gatherer.
Arrebafladfira, m^ The gleaniug, picking uf .
Arrebaft^, va. To glean, gather. [ion^.
ArrebatadamSnte, ad. Precipitately, bcad-
Arrebatado, da, ck Bi^id, violent; pieclpi-
tate.
Axr^>atad6r. ra, «. Violent snatcher.
Arrebatamiento. mn. Carrying away by vio-
lence; fiuy; fit,
Arrebatir, ro. To carry off* snatch ; attract
the Intention. — w. To bo led away bv
passion. [of a crowd.
Arrebatifla, tf. Carrying off precipitately out
Airebito, mn. Surprise; paroxysm, start
Airab6t, am. Bedness of the sky; rouge.
Airsbol^r, to. To paint red. — vr. To rouge.
4rreibo)6ra, ^ Bonge-eeller ; alkanet; rougo-
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ArreboU&rse, «r. To precipitate, &11 haad
long.
Arreboz&r, va. To overlay meat with jellr.—
or. To muffle one's self up ; swarm.
ArreboEo, mn. Muffler. [ordci
Arrebi^adam^nte, ad, ConAisedly, with <li»>
Arrebi^^, to. To iomble together, huddle,
— er. To roll one^s self in the bed-clothe&
Arrecafe, 9m, Cardoon. ^ntronger.
Arreciur, va^ To increase. — vr. To grow
Arrecife, mn. Causeway; reef of rocks.
Arrecil, mn. A sudden flood.
Arrecirse, -or. To grow stiff with cold.
Arredramitoto, mn, Bemoving to a greato?
distance.
Arrodrdr, loa. To remove to a distance*
terriiy.— i>r. To be terrified.
Arr6dro, €id, Badcwarda. [up
Arr^;azddo, da^ Having the point turned
Arrcgaz&r, va. To tuck up tlie skirts.
Arregladamdnte, ad. Be^larij.
ArreglMo, a, B^ulai^ moderate.
Arreglami^ntOjam^ Beffulotion.
Arregl&r, oo. To rebate, guide; ft«me,
a^nst. — vr. To conform to law.
Arreglo, mn. Bole, order. Cbn arreglo.
Conformably.
Arregostdrse, or. To relbih or have a taste
Arrejaca, »f. Three-prong fork. [weetU
Arrcjadir, va. To plough across for clearing
Arrd&co, mn. String, band, martin.
Amy Ada, ^ Paddle of a plough, paddle-staff.
ArrejAquo, mn. Three-prong fork. (Om.)
Swift martinet [small bird.
Arr^l. Arrelde, am. TVeight of four pounds;
Arrellanilrse, or. To sit at ease; lean back.
Arremang4do, da, a. Lifted upward.
Arremangiir, va. To tuck up one's clothes.-'
or. To be ftilly resolved.
Arremingo. aTTi.. Tacking up the clothes
Arremotedor, mn. Assailant, aggressor.
Arremet^, to. To attack; scijse; shock.
Arremetida, ^f. Attack, assault; start
Arremolinudo, da, <z. W hirled, turned round
Arrempt;)&r, oo. To move; drive away.
Arrenaablo, a, Bentable; fSarmable, tenan^
ablcw [tain rent
Arrendaci6n, ^f. Benting or taking at a ce^
Arreudad6ro, mn. A ring fastened to the
manger.
ArrendAdo, da, a. Obedient to the rein&
Arrendad6r, am. Landlord; tenant; &rmet
Arrendadordllo, awK dim, A petty tenant
Arrenddjo, am. The mockiug-blrd ; mimic,
buffooi; [leasa
Arrendaml&ito, mn, Benting to a tenants
Arrendiinte, pa. A tenant
Arrenddr, oo* To rent hire ; bridle.
Arrendatario, ria, a. A lessor ; lessee ; farmer
Arreo, mn. Dress, ornament, decoration
Arrio*. Appendages.
Arr6o, acU Buccessivoly. U&car arrta^ T«
carry on one's sbouUlenL
Arrepapalo, mn. A sort of IVItters or bans.
Arrep^te ac& compddre, A boyish play
Arrepentido, da, a. Bepentant
ArrepentSdas. ^f.pl, Penitents.
Arrepentimitoto, mn. Bopentanee, eon
punction.
An^pentirse, or. To repent
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AmplitAr, va. To grind rags Into pnlp.
Arrepfsto, #m. Grinding or ponndinff rags.
Arreptido, dm, a. PossoiBsed hy the devU.
ArroqiMsoniine, «r. To be carded, or ooa^-
Arreqn&fe, wn. Blngeins iron. [stancesi
Arreqoives, 9m. jpL Ornaments; dream'
Arre6Uulo, da, a. Confined, imprisoned ; in>
trepld. I!^'^*
Arreetir, va. To arrest, confine.— «r. To be
Arr^sto, am. Spirit, boldness; arrest
Arrotin, «nu Kind of stamped woollen cloth.
Arrov^iUIo, <k Queer, odd. [brnshiiiood.
Arrez^o, am, A place fbU of tliistles and
Arriida, tf. (Prov.) Flood, overfiowing.
Arrianismo, 9m» Arianism.
Arridno, na, ck. Arian, of the tenets oi Arias.
Arrii^, va. (Nao.) To lower, etrikei
Arriita, 4^ Arrlite, «fik A border in gardens ;
trellis; canseway.
Arriba, ad, Aboye, high ; aloft.
ArribAda,</:(Nan.)The patting in ofaressel
atajMrt
Arribage, tm. Patting Into port
Arribir, rtu To pat into a hM'bor in disbess ;
to bear away ; to aecompUsh one's desira
Arribo, am. Arrival
Arrioote, am. Bboal, eand-bonk.
Arricisoa, am, pL Saddle-straps.
Arri^nde, am* Ablocation, lease, ftutn.
Arrieria, ^. Driving of males.
Arrlerico, illo, ito, am, dim,. Male-driving in
a petty way.
Arriero, am. Maleteer.
[onsly.
Arrieegadamtote, ad, Dangeroosly, hazard-
Arrieeg4dok da, a. Dangerous, hazardous;
daring.
Arriesg^, to. To risk, hazard. Jump.— 'or.
To be exposed to danirer; dare.
Arrimad^em.8caffola,astage; walldng-
stick.
ArrimadiUo, am. Famished room.
Arrimadlzo, a. and em. Thing to be applied ;
parasite, sponger.
Arrimddo, da. Tmer (UTtmado^ To be
1 by evil spirits.
Arrimad6r, am. The back-log in a fire-plaoei
Animadfira, ^ The act i^ approaching.
Arrim&r, va. To approach, draw near: stow
cargo; dismiss. [at in bowls.
Arrime, am. The mark for the balls to arrive
Arrimo,«m. Joining; staff; protection; help.
Arrimdn, mn. {flacar aO, To stagger along
a wall JS€ar<learri«noR) To watch over.
ArrinoonMo, a. Cornered, oat of favor, re-
Ured; redaoed in circumetanoeii
Arrincon^, ea. To comer; lay aside, rc^jeot
— vr. To retire flx>ro the world.
ArriscadomSnto, ad. Boldly, audadouslv.
Arrisc&do, da, a. Forward, bold; brisk; ft-ee;
high-mettled.
4rriicad6r, am. (Prov.^ A gleaner of olives.
/Irriscirse, «r. To hold op the head: to be
proud. [house.
Arriz4r, va, (Nan.) To reef; stow; lash;
Arroba, «/ Weight of twenty-five pounds;
liquid measure of thirty-two pints.
Arrobadizo, la, a. Fdgning ecstasy and rap-
tore, [ment
Arrobamlteto, am, Eestatie rapture ; amazo«
ARR
Arrobfirse, «r. To be oat of one** senses.
Arrob^, ra, a. One who provides bread foi
a convent [in a small compass.
Arrobita, f< dim, Tlie weifAit of an arrcha
Arr6bo, am. Ecfltacy, rapture, amazement
Arroedro, am, Rloe j)lanter or dealer.
ArrociniUlo, da, a. Stupid, Illu an ass; ass-
like.
Arrodnfirae, vr. To become dull and stupid.
Arrodoludo, da. Bearing a target or shield.
ArrodelJove, «r. To be armed with a shield.
Arrod^, sm. Cattle-market; delay.
Arrodil1ad6ra, ^f, Arrodlllamiteto, am.
Kneeling. [kneel to tlie groind.
Arrodtll&r, wi. To bend the knee. — vr. To
Arrodrigir, ArrodrigonAr, «& To prop vines.
Arrogaddn, ^f, Arrogation, claiming arro-
Arrogaddr, am. One who dalms arrogantly,
Arroginda, ^ Am^ance, heartiness; con-
fldenoa [tv, proud,
Arroginte, a. High-minded, spirited ; baugb*
Arrogantemtoto, ad, Arrogantlv, banghtur.
Arn^Ar, vo. To arrogate, claim. — er. To
appn^triate, claim nigustly.
Arrdadamtete, oA, Aodadously, boldly.
Anxgadillo, am, lUndkerohief tied aroond
the head.
Arrdadiza za, a. Easily darted: missile.
Arrd&do, da, a. Bash, hasty; bold, intrepid
Arrolad6r, am, A thrower, a flinger.
Arrcjji^, vo. To throw, dart, fiing; qirout.
make red-hot; turn away. [nma
Arr6io, am. Boldness, intrepidity, fearless-
Arro11ad6r, am. Roller.
ArrolUir, %a. To roll up; carry off; defbat
Arroroadiztoe, tT. To catch cold.
Arromdr, «a. To blunt to dull
Arrompido, da, a. Newly broken up ground.
Arrompido, am. A ground newly broken up^
ArroDzi^, «& To haul a haws«>.
ArropAdo, da, a. Mixed with must
Arropamii&nto, am. The act of clothing or
dressing: [wine; cover the rootai
ArropAr, wi. To drees: mix with boiled
Arr6pe, am. Juice boiled to a sirup.
Arrop^a, ^. Irons, fetters. ^imp, dec
Arrop^ ^. Tessels ibr holding boiled must,
Arropia, ^f. (Prov.) Cake made of floui;
honev, and spice. [sweet cakes.
Arropioro, am. (Prov.) Maker or seller oi
Arrostrir, «a. To set about in a cheerfbl mau'
ner; encounter. — vr. To fight fiice to feoei
ArrovAda, ^f, AnojmA&ro^ am. Valley; chan
net [«r. To be smutted.
Arroyfir, «a. To Inundi^ sown sroond.-
Arroyioo, Arroy uilo, am, dim, IL rill, a wnai&
brook.
Arrdyo, am, Bimlet * small river, euns«t
Arroyada, af. A pUnt
Arr6z, am. Bice.
Arrozil, am. Bioe-fleld.
ArrozAr, vo. To ice a liquid.
Arroz^ am. Dealer iu rice.
Arra/ir, wi. To grant like a wild boar.
Arrufftdo, da, fp. Sheered, curved.
ArrafiidAra, af. Sheer of a ship. [sheet:
Arrul&r, to. ^au.) To incurvate, to <brm tli«
Arrufianido, da, a. Ruffianly, impodeoi
Arrfifb, am. Sheer of a shipk
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iffi^ 9f. Wrinkte, awragatlon ; mmple.
irrogadMi, tf. Arrugsmltoto, tm. Cornisa-
tkm. \tr. To die.
AjTi^pir, «a. To wrinkle ; rample ; niber. —
AimgDO, «m. DecorsitloD of carvea work,
▲rroiiuiddr, ra, «. Balner, demolisher, de-
stroyef.
Anmlnamitoto, am. Bnin, destruction.
Arrainar, xa. To demolish : ruin; destroy.
Arrallador, ra, t. Bocker; flatterer, ci^olcr.
Amllir, «a. To loll babes; oourtt ceo and
MIL [Inllaby.
Arrullo. «m. The cooing and billing of doves ;
AmunMso, am. Garefls; scomAil grin.
Azmmige, sm. Stowage of a diip^s cargo.
Arramir, 9a. (Nan.) To stow cargo.
▲rnunaa6n; mt. Qsvu.) Stowage; horizon
overcast.
Armmbidaa, ^ pL Wales of a row-galley.
Arrambaddr, ra, t. Heaper, piler ; steersman.
Armmbami^to, am. The direction of a
thing. [proper conrse.
ArnnnMb;ci& To stow away.— cr. Steer the
Anxmflirae, «r. To baye a flush of cardan
AnafHtga, tjf. A plant
Anenu, am. Arsenal, dodc-yard.
Aneniito, «m» (Cbem.) Anenlate.
Arseoicil, a. (Cnem.) Arsenical.
Ars^nlco, am^ (Ghem.) Arsenic; ratsbane.
Arsdlla, if. Green almond with its downy
A'rta, f< Y. Ptamtaina. Arta da agua.
Y. Zarai/atona.
Artal,«m. Akindofple.
AitaUte, sm. A sort of tart
Artamlsa, Artamisia, ^ (Bot) Mng^wort.
Artan^ Artanita, af. (Bot) Sow-bread.
A'rie, am. and/ An art; skill, craft; man-
ners.
A'rtea, ^. pk Intrigues, improper means;
logie, phi»slcs and metaphysics.
Artedllo, lla, a. dim. Petty art or trade.
Artefieto, am. Mannflictare.
Art^fo, am. Joint or knuckle of the fingers.
ArtemSea, Artemisia, ^ (Bot) Mng-wort
Arttea, ^. Aa aquatic IbwL
Altera, tf. An iron bread-stamp.
ArUMa, ^ An artery. A'apera artarict.
The wind-pipe.
Arter^ ^ Ajruflce, stratagem, sagacity.
ArterUl, a. Arterial
Azt«ri6Ia, 4^ tf^ffiv Small artery. ^
Arteri^eo, sa, a. Arterial.
Arteriotomia, j^ (Anat) Arterlotomv.
ArtAro^ ra, a. Dexterous, cunning, artful
Art^aa, 4^ Kneading-trough; canoe: woal-
eu bom. [chanic.
ArtesAao, am. Artisan, manufacturer, me-
Artesllla, f< A small trou^.
Aites^ am. A round tub for dishes; carved
celling; ornamented ranlting.
Artesoi^o, da, €k In the fbrm of a trough.
ArtesoneUkL am, dim, A small trough.
Artesutila, tf. dim. A small kneading-trough.
ArtMioo, ca, a. Afflicted with the arlhrltia.
A'rticQ, ca, a. (Astr.) Arctic, northern.
Artlculacidn, 4/! Artioolation; Joint Py.
ArtlenladamAnte, ad. Distinctly, articulate-
ArtlculAc va. To artienlate, pronounce
clearly.
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Articolir, Artienlfirio, rta, a. Artteolar.
Articulo, am. Article, section; plea; q«e*
tion.
ArtSflce. am. Artificer, artisan; contrlysr.
ArUficiAl, <z. Artificial. Jfuegoiort^/MaU^
Fireworks.
Arilficialm^nte, ad. Artificially.
ArUficIo, am. Workmanship, craft; artifice.
Artifldosam6nte, ad, Artiflcially; artfyil,
craftily.
Artificioso, sa, a. Skilftil, Ingenious; artM
Artiga, ^. Land newly broken up.
Artlg^r, VA To break and level land.
ArtlllAr, va. To mount cannon.
Artilleria, ^. Artillery; gunnery; cannon.
Artill^ro, am. Gunner, artillery-man.
Artimifia, af. Trap, snare ; strataeem.
Artimdn, am, Mizen-mast; sail or a gafiey.
Artista, am. Artist; artisan ; siadier of logki
Art61itos, am, A concave spongy stone.
Artritico, ca, a. Arthritic arthrltical.
Artritia, am. (Med.) Arthritis, gout
Artr6dia, af. (Anat) Artbrodia.
ArtAfia, 4/f A ewe whose Iamb has perished.
Artiiro, am. (Astr.) The great bear, a con-
stellation.
Arugas, «/! (Bot) Motherwort, feverfsw.
A'rula, {A dim. A small altar. [reedy.
Arundiniceo, eea, a. (Bot) Arundinaceoua,
Aruft&r, va. To scratch, claw, scrape, gather.
Ar^fio, am. Scratch.
A] jrer.
A]
A]
A]
Ai ».
A]
Ai
A]
Ai
A'
A]
A]
A] hnsK.
Ai th iU
Ak^Auii, mrit, J.-UIU auu uiuu w*t vi b oiiddlSk
As, am. Ace ; Boman copper coin.
A'sa, af. Handle, haft; vault like a basket
handle; pretence. Asa dvlce^ Qxaa ben
zoin. AactfiUda^ Assafoetida.
A8aci6n, t^f. Decoction.
Asad^ro, ra, a. Fit for roasting.
Asado, da, a. Boasted ; dressed.
Asad6r, am. A spit; roasting-jack.
Asadorazo, am^ Blow with a spit
Asadordllo. am. dim. Small spit
AsadAra, ^ Entrails, chitterlinss.
Asod&ra, Asadnria, »/. Toll paid for cattla.
Asaetead6r, am. Archer, bow-man.
Asaete&r, va. To attack, or kill with arrowa
Asaetin&do, da, a. Like satin.
Asalariir. va. To give a fixed salary or pay.
Asalmonado, da, Tasting like a salmon.
AsaltadiSr, am. Assailant, assaulter; high
wayman. [sail
Asalt^, va. To form an assault storm ; as
As41to, am. Assault; sudden gust of passioa
Asambl^^^ Assembly, meeting; Junta.
A sir, ra. To roast— -pr. To be excesslvel?
bot
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iMrabkara, Asiiriq«,4<(Bot)Wild ginger.
AMrtro, «f?t. (Bot) Y. JSndrino.
Asarg&do, da, a. Serge-like; twilled.
AaannA, iff. (Bot) Bastard asanun.
A'aarOf tm. Asamm, aaarabaiea Q;>lant).
Asativo, va, a. (Pharm.) Dressed or boiled
(nits own Juice.
Asbestino, na, a. Belonging to &sbeato&
Aab^sto. am. Asbestos, a fossil, inoombos-
Ascal6nia, ^ A seed onion. [tlblai
Asdirides, ^.pL Aacarides, infeimal worms.
Asoend6ncia, ^ Line of ancestors.
Aacenddnte, «iik Ascendant; boroeco^ —
pcL Ascendinjar. Fmoted.
Aacend6r, vn. To ascend, moont; oepro-
AaoendlMite, am. and / An ancestor, fore-
Citlier. [Thnrsdav.
Aaoensi6n, ^ Ascension; exaltation; holy
Ascensional, a. (Astr.) Ascensional.
Ascdnso, 9m. Promotion.
Asc6ta, «m« Ascetic, hermit
Asceticismo, «m. Ascetlctom.
A8c6tico, ca, a. Aacetio. [zone.
A'solos, «m. pf. Asoil, people of the torrid
Asdro, 9m. (Bot) St Peter's wort, St An-
drew^ cross.
Asdtia, ^. Ascitea
Ascidoo, ca, a. Belonging to the asdte&
Asclepidda, ^ (Bot) Swallow-wort
Asolepiad^, 9m. Latin verse of fbor feet
A'soo, 9m. Nausea, loathsomenees; despica^
ble thing:
A'scoa, {< Bed-hot coal.
A'scua^ ^'^'^ (Joe) How It pains ! S9lar
en cuouaa^ To be very nneasf.
Aseadam6nte, €ki. Cleani j« elegantly, neatly.
Aseddo, da, a. Glean, elegant
Asei^, va. To set ofli; embellish.
Asechad6r. sm. Insnarer. wayhiyer.
Aseohamlento, wn.. AsecnAnza, ^. Waylay-
ing; artifice, trick.
Aseohdr, vck To waylay, watch insidionsly.
Aaeonraddn, 9f. Insurance
AsedAdo, ^^a. Silky. [silk.
Aaedir, «& To work flax and hemp soft as
Asadiaddr, ra, «. Besieger.
Asediir, «a. To beaiege: blockade.
As^dio, 9m, A sioee, a blockade.
AseglarArae, cr. To secularize one's self
Asegund^, 9€L To repeat with little or no
intermission.
Aseguracidn, ^. Insurance.
A8egurad<Sr. 9m. Insurer, underwriter.
Aseguramiento, 9m. Securing; security; in-
surance.
Asegur^, va. To secure, insure; fksten.
Asem^4r. va. To assimilate, favor.— vr. To
resemble.
Asendere&do, diLO. Beaten, frequented.
^endereir, va. To persecute, puisne; open
a path.
Asengladiira, iff. (Nan.) A day's run.
As6nso, 9m. Assent consent credence.
Asentdda, «/! A stone in its pl&oe ; one slt^
ting. A*^ a99ntada9, V. A'^ a9mtad4aa9.
Asentad^ras, af. pL Buttocks, the seat
Aasntadillas, {A.') ad. Sitting on hotiebaek
like a woman.
Aaentido, da, a, Olear, serene.
4saiitad6r. 9m. Baxor-strop.
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Asentadtai, f^ Asentami^to, am. Estab-
lishment, residence. .
Asent4r, va. To seat; stop at; suppose; af
firm; a^ust; note; assess; establish.
Asentir, vn. To coincide; acquiesce, yield.
AsenUsta, 9m. A contractor.
As6o, 9m. Oleanliness, neatness, curtosltr.
As^qni, 9m. Duty on every forty head of
cattle.
Aaequlble, a. Attainable, obtainable.
Asorcidn, ^. Assertion, affirmation.
Aserrad^ro, 9m. A saw-pit; horse or trestle^
Aserradizo, za, a. Proper to be sawed.
Aserr&do, da, a. Serrate, serrated, dented.
A8errad6r, 9m. Sawyer.
AserradwB, ^. Sawing.
Asemd6ras, Saw-dust
Asorrir, va. To saw.
Asertivo, va, a. Assertive.
AsSrtO), 9m. Assertion, affirmation, podtion.
AsertMo, a. Dedaratocy, afltarmative.
Asesiir, vn. To become prudent
Aseeinar, iMtToassasdnate; betray.
Asesiniito, am. Assassination, murder,
treachery. [patch.
Asesino, 9m. Assassin, murderer; cheat;
Ases^r, ra, t. A counsellor, legal adviser.
Asesordrse, vr. To take the assistance ol
counseL
Asesoria, ^. The office, pay and fees of an
assessor; tavern. [ner nap or siesta.
AsestadSro, 9m. Place to take an after-din-
Asestad6r, 9m. Onnncr.
Asestadara, aA Aim, taking aim.
Asest&r, va. To aim, point [flrmatlnn.
Asoveraddn, af. Asseveration, solemn af-
Asever4r, va. To asseverate; affirm.
AslSiIto, 9m. Asphaltum.
AsTixla, ^ (Med.) Asphyxia, suflbcatton. -
Asfoddlo, SDK Asphodel, day-lily.
Asi. ad. So, thus, in this manner; thorofbra
alsou Aai bimy As well, as much so.
Ai^ qu9i So that, therefore. Aai que aai^
Anyway. A9i qtte aad or aaadc^ Let it
be as it will. Cbmo a«i. Just sa
Asid^ro, 9m. Handle; occasion, pretext—
pL Tow-ropes.
Aside, da. Seized, grasped ; (kstened, tied.
AsiduidiUl, ^f. Assidui^, asslduousneaa.
Asiduo, dua, a. Assiduous, laborious.
Asi6nto,«m. Seat chair; stability; bottom;
sedimant; treaty; contract; entry; Jndg>
ment; list; prndence.— pt. Bindings.
Asigndble, a. Assignable. [destination.
Asignacidn, «/. Assignation; oistrlbution :
AstgnAdo, 9. Assignat
Aslgnfir, va. To assign, mark out, ascribe.
AsignotAra, af. Programme of the leclurea
in universities.
Asilla, {/t dim. A small handle; a slight pre^
text— :P^ The collar-bones; small keys of
an organ. Sec
Asilo, am. Asylum, sanctuary; harborage.
Asim^smo, ad. Exiactly sa
Asiraetria, ^ (Little us.) Without symmetry
Asimi^nto, 9m. Attachment, affection.
Astmiladdn, af. Assimilation.
Asimilir vn. To resemble, to be Uke.--M
To asstrallatSk
Asimilativo, va, a. AsBlmilaUnf,
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Ailwlwnrt, ad, EzmU j to, UkewiMi
Aifanp>fclo, dft, a. Like a simploton.
Alia. Aaiu, ad. (Low) Y. A91.
Asinfarla6« ^ 2^ Birds in BrtxiL
Asi&ino, 11% a. Asinine, asA-like.
AAir,i)a.andfi..Togra6p; bold: gripe; Uke
'. To dispate, contend. Mfede^
To avail one'a self oC
Aftudn, am. Bird <^ the (kmfly otfnkncdlinM,
A ftirt^acia, f^ Actual presence ; reward ; aid,
help, oomfart AtMUanda^ AUowanoe;
aiinumy; a ftirni^hed room.
Asistenta, ^ Handmaid ; servsnt-mald to
the maida of tionor. forderly.
Aafat^nto, pa, and tm, Awdrtsnt, beiper; an
Aslstir, «iw To bo present, aasist; live in a
boa8e.--vA To ntinister; to server
A'lma, ^ The asthma*
Ambltieo, ca, a» Asthmatic
A'sna, ^f. A sbe-eaa. A'moA, Baftera.
Asn&ebo, 9m. CBot) Cammock.
AsaAda, ^ A fooUsh action; petty whin.
Afi&Ado, am. Side-wall timbws in mines.
AsD^ a. Asinine; brataL
Asnallo, sm. Camroock, restharrow. [ass.
Asnalm^te, ad. Foolishly ; moonted on an
Asn&ocho, Ml. Sharp pepper of Soath
Amerlok [tish iellow.
AsqAzo, am. attgm, A largo Jack-eas; a bra<
Asnaiia, ^ (ColL) Stod ofaasea.
Aaoieo, ca, «. Anuiron.
Asollla, «C ^anoheon or prop.
Aanillo, Ua, a dim. A little ass. A«nmo,
Oraashopper. field-cricket
Aaninov t^ a (GolL) Besembling an aaa.
A'sno, mtK An ass; a stupid iUlow.
', ML To lift a weighty thing with
AsobiaAne, «r. To fUl down with a burden.
AsocarronidOf da, a. Graft/, cunning, wog-
gisb. [tlon; Ibllowsiliip.
Aaodacl6n, ^. Asodamic'nto, m». As6ocia-
AaodAdo, am. Associate; cumrade.
AsodAr, 9a. To associate, unite. — or. To ac-
company, [tation.
Asdaddn, Asolad&ra, ft Desolation, devaa-
Aaoladdr. ra, a. A destroyer, desolater.
Asolamiento, tm. Depopulation, deetmc-
tioQ.
Asolaair, «a. To parch or dry up.
AaoIAt, 1NI. To level, destroy, pilIago.-^vr.
To settle and become clear.
Asoleir, va. To ann. — or. To be sun-bomt
Asolvami^iito, am. Stoppage.
AaolvArse, «r. To be stopped.
AsomAda, «f Appearance.
AsomAdo, oa, a. Fuddled.
AaomAr, vn. " '
show.— or.
Aaombradizo, xar a. Fearfhl, timid. [ens.
AsombradAr, ra, $. Terrifler, one who fnght-
AsombramiAnto, mn, Y. Amnnbro.
AsombrAr, «& To frighten, terrify ; astonlsl ;
8hadei-£«r. To take iHgbt [ment
AsAmbro, tm. Drsad, fear, terror; amaze-
Asombrosamdntei, ad. Amazingly, wonder-
iUIr. [marvellous.
Asomtosoi, sa, a. Wonderfti], astonishing,
AateML tm. Mark, token, sign ; supposition.
AjonAda^ |^ Tamnltooas crowd or people.
. To begin to appear. — oo. To
\ To be mistered with wine.
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AaoD^nda, 9f. Asaooaaoe, oooaonance; har-
mony, [sonant versea
Asonantir, «& To mix assonant with con*
Asoninte, a. Assonant
AsonAr. on. To accord.
Asotanar, oo. To vaalt, make vaults.
A'spa, {< A cross; a reel ; wings of a wind-
Aspaddr, »m. A reel.
Aspad6r, ra, a Beeler.
AspalAto, 9m. (Bot) Kosewood.
Aspilto, am. Asphaltos.
Aspami^nto, am. (Prov.) Y. Atpaviento.
Aspdr, oo. To reel ; crucify; vex. Atparm
a ffrito$y To hoot, cry out
Aspavi^to, smw Dread, t^ox^ consternation;
admiration. A9paviento»^ Boasts, brags,
bravadoes. Rook; situation.
Asp^Scto, 9m. A«>ect, sight, appearance;
A'q)eram6nte, ad. Bndely, grtmuy, obdu-
tately. [taste.
AspereAr, vik To be rough and acrid to the
Aq>er6te, mn. Sour taste of unripe fhiit
Asperdza, AsperidM, f< Asperity; gall;
roughness; sourness.
AspiiKeA, 9m. A9per9ion or sprinkling.
A8peri<§go, ga, a. Sour apple of the pippin
kind.
Asperilla, ^. (Bot) A plant [fruit
Aspertllo, M7k The sourish taste of unripe
A^rillo, Ua, a. dim. Tort, sourish.
A'spero, 9m. Asper, para (coin).
A'spero, ra, a, Rougb, knotty ; harsh.
Asper6n, am. Orinctetone.
A8pcrsi6n, ^ Aspersion.
Aq>erB6rio, 9m. Water-sprinkler.
A'spid, A'spide, 9m, Asp, a small serpent;
choleric person. [sire.
AspiraciAn, f^ Aspiration ; inspiration; de-
Aspiradamdnte, ad. With aspiration.
Aspirate, pa. Aspirant
Aspirdr, ock To inspire ; draw breath : asptra
Asquedr, va. To loathe, consider with disgust
Asquerosara^nte, ad. Nastily, foully, filthily.
Asquerosidad, ^ Nastinee^ filthlneea
Asquer6so. sa, a. Nasty, flltby; loathsome.
A'squia, 9/. A kind of grayling fkwh-water
fish.
A'sto, «/r Lance, spear, pike; handle; sta£
Astas, Horns.
AstAco, 9m>. Lobster, crayfish, or crawfish.
AstAdo, Ast^ro, 9m. Pikeman or lancer.
Ast6nlco, ca, a. (Med.) Asthenic.
AstAr, 9m. fBot) Starwort
Asteria, 4/! Star-stone ; cat's eve, fiUse opaL
Asterisco, am. An asterisk, (^t) Oxeye.
Astil, am. Axe-handle; shaft of an arrow.
Astll^os, 9m. pi. Y. A9taUi}09.
Astilla, ^ Chip of wood, splinter.
AstiUir, wk To chip.
Astillizo, am. Crack, Injury, damage.
Astill^^oe, 9m. pL Castor and Pollux (starsX
Astill^, am. Drnce ; snoar-stand. A9tiUsr9
d^ conatruocion^ Ship-yard, dock-yard.
Poner en aatUUro^ (Met) To place in an
honorable post rMilk-vetoh.
Astrigalo, 9m. Astragal (moulding). (B<itJ
Astr^ a. Astral.
Astr&nclSj 9f. (Bot) Master-wort.
Aftr^ «/. Goddess Astreik
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AsMcddn, ABtringdiicIa, tf, AJtrictfon, oom-
preasion.
iitrlotiTO, Tt, ck ABtrictlTO, styptic.
Astricto, ta, a. Contracted, compressed;
determined.
Astrifero, ra, (Poet) Stany.
Astringdnte, o^ Astringent
Astrlngir, a. To astringo, compress.
A'stro, 9m. Heavenly body, as tbe sun, moon,
or star; illostrlous person.
Astrogr^fia, tf, Astrography.
Astr6ite, Bin, Astroito.
Astrol&bks 9m, Astrolabe; Jacobs ^taff.
Afltrologia, «/ Astrology. [cal.
Astroldgico, ca, Astr6Iogo, ga, a. Astrologi'
Astr61ogo, sm. Astrologer.
Ai!trol6gicam6nte, ad. Astrologfcally.
Astronomia, ^f. Astronomy.
Astrondmioamdnte, ad. Astronomically.
Astron6mlco, ca, a. Astronomical
A8tr6nomo, «m. Astronomer.
Aatrosamtote, ad. Blovenly, slnttish.
Astr6eo, sa, a. (CoH) Indecent, sordid.
AfltAda, tif. Oonning, craft, finesse, slyness.
Astoridn, «m, A pony, a small horse.
Astatamdnte, ad. Cunningly, cra/Uly, feign-
ingly.
Astotd, ta, a, Astnte, conning, sly.
Asubiar, «». To goard against tbe rain.
Asn6to, sm. Holyday Ibr scbool-boya, vaca-
tion.
Asamir. vo. To ascend, assnme any dignity.
Asunci^ ^f. Assumption; ele^^ation; a
postulate.
As(into, snu Subject; aflklr, business.
Asurami6nto, «m. Burning; being parched.
Asur^rse, «r. To be burnt in the pot
Asurcdr, va. To furrow sown land to kill
the weeds.
Asustadizo, za, a. Easily fHghtened.
Asustdr, tHJk To ftigbten, to terrify. — »r. To
be fHghtened.
Atab&ca, ^ (Bot) Groundsel.
Atabacido, da, a. Tobacoo-color.
Atabil, 9m. Kettle-drum. [drums.
Atabale6r, «n. To imitate the noise of kettle-
AtabalAlo, AtabalMe, AtabaliUo, 9m. dim. A
small kettle-drum.
Atabal^ 9m. Kettle-drummer.
AtabanAda da, a. Spotted white, [fbvers.
AtabardiUado, da, a. Of the nature of spotted
Atdbe, OTt. A small vent left in water-pipes.
Atabem4do, da. a. Retailed in taverns.
AtabU14r, vo. To fold cloth with the sel-
vacesout
Atabladira, Bt. Roller to level sown land.
Atabliir, vo. To level sown land.
Ataoadera, 9f. Blaster's rammer.
AtacMo, da, a. Irresolute; close, miserable.
H&mbre de caUcu atacadaa^ A strict ob-
server of old customs.
Ataca46r, 9m. Aggressor; nunrod or rammer.
AtacAr, ea. To fit tieht; ram; attack.
Atac61a, tf. A strap for a horse's taU.
Ataddras, f^ pk Ataddros, 9m. pL (Prov.)
Garten. [a thing Is tied.
Ataddro, 9m. Cord or rope ; the plaos where
AtadUo, fto, am. dim. (ColL) An ill-shaped
little bundle.
AtadHo, ta, a. dim. Cramped or contracted.
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Atiulo, 9m. Bundle, parcel pug
AtiUo, da, a. Pusillanimous, good Pit noth>
Ataddr, 9m. He who ties; packer; binder.
Atad&ra, ^ Tying together; union.
AtaD^^, «& To stupefy, deprive of senses;
to tease.
Atafetanido, da, a. Besembltng taflfety.
Atahdrre, 9m. The crupper of a pack-eaddle
Atah6rma, ^. (Om.) Cwprey.
Atair&r, va. To cut mouldings in panels.
AtAhe, sm. Moulding in panels.
AtaiadJzo, 9m^ Partinon.
At^ad6r, 9m. (Mil) Scout
Atijar, wi. To go the shortest way.— w». To
overtake; divide; intercept Atajarga-
nado^ To steal sheep. AtaSar la tisn^
To reconnoitre the ground.— vr. To be
confounded with shame. [re-union.
Atidasol&oes. sm. A dlstnrber of a pleasant
Ata)6a, At^jia, 9/. Small sewer, drain.
At^|o, 9m. Short cut; ward or guard; ob-
struction. Salir al aiajo^ To interrupt
another's speech.
Atalantir, vn. To agree, accord ; be pleased.
Ataliya, ifi Watch-tower; height; guard.
AtaUyador, ra, a. Guard, sentry; observet.
Atalayir, imz. To observe fh>m a watoli
tower. [seedsL
Atalvina, tf. Milky substance drawn flrooi
Atamidnto, 9m. M!eannes8 of spirit
Atanisia, ^. (Bot) Costmary or alecost,
type between Pica and English Boman.
Atandr, 9m. (Vroi.) A siphon or tube.
Atanquia, «^I)epilatory; reftise of silk.
AtafiM-, «. imp. To belong, appertain.
AUUiue, 9m. Attack; trenches; apoplexy.
Ataqniu, ^f. Laying a branch of a vine la
the ground. [the ground.
AtaqnuAr^vo. To lay a branch of a vine in
At&r, 90. To tie, bhid, knit; lace; depriva
of motion ; close. — vr. To be embarrassed.
AtarM A la Utra^ To stick to the lettet
of the text AtarM lo% mano9. To tie
one's self bv promise. [laid work.
Atarac^ tf. Marquetry, checker work; in-
Ataraoeir, va. To checker, inlay.
Ataranti^o, da. a. Bit by a tarantula; sui
prised; harum-scarum.
Ataraz&na, ^ Atarazan&l, sm. Arsenal ; rope^
spinner's shed; wine-cellar. [teeth.
Ataraz&r, va^ To bite or wound with the
Atare^o, da, Ow Busied, occupied.
Atare&r, va. To task, exercise. — vr. To over
do one's selt
AtArfe, sm. Tamarisk.
Atai;)^ «^ A small vault; sewer, drain.
Atarqninar, va. To bemire. — vr. To be co\
ered with mire.
Atarriga, ^f. (Bot) Clammy Inula, Fleabane.
Atarradkr, «ck To fit a shoe to a horse's foot
Atamgar, «& To form the thread of a screw.
Atarug^o, da, a. Abashed, ashamed.
Atarugamiteto, em. Act of wedging.
Atarugir, txk To fbsten; wedge; ^flenoe.
Atamriado, da, a Stretched across a horse
Atasijir, «& To out meat into small piece\
Atascadeto, Atascamldnto, sm.. A deep miry
place; obstruction.
Atasc^, «)a. To stop a leak.— «r. To stiek
in the mire; stop short
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itafid, an. Coffin, heiirse.
AtudMo, da, a^ Goflln-fttupcd. [al
Atttojia, fiC Damaskeening, mlsTing on met^
Atai^iMo, da, a. Damaskeened.
A^tavlado, da. Ov Omainentod, adornott
AuTiir, va. To dress, trim, adorn, embcUIah.
A.taTio, 9m, Drcaa, finery, gear.
A.tdxia, jpC (Med.) Ataxia, irregular fever.
Atediir, va. To disgost or displease. — vr. To
be vexed, be tired.
A-toiamo, «m. Atheism.
AtMsta, enu Atheist; heathen. [ror.
Ateatorizir. va. To terrify, strike with ter-
AlempeTaci6n, sf. The act and effect of t«n-
lUmpersIr, «a. To temper; soften; molli/y.
AfOTftrtr, Atenaze&r, ta. To tear off with
piBcera^
ltaDcl6n, 4/! Attention; ctvlUtv, kindness;
a contract of sale. £n (Uenelon^ Attend-
ing; in consideration.
itenddr, vn. To attend; heed; expect, wait
iten6r, vrt. To guard, obeerra AUnerae &^
To abide by, stick to.
itentad6n, ^ Procedure contrary to law.
Iteotadamente, ad. Prudently; contrary
to law. [rate.
Itentado, da, a. Discreet, prudent, modo-
Atentido, tm. Illegal proceeding of aiudge ;
oftoQcei Tlitely.
Atantamente, ad. Attentively; civilly, po-
Ateot^, va. To attempt any crime ; to try
with caution.
Atentnt^rio, ria, a. Contrary to law.
Atento, ta, a. Attentive, heedftil; polite,
dvii; in consideration.
Atenoacido, «/ Attenoation ; maceration.
Ateno&r, va. To attenn^e ; diminish, lesson.
At^ WK Atheist [fever.
AterdaniUlo, da, a. Afflicted with tertian
AtardopeUdo, da, a. Velvet-like.
Aterida, •/. Jaundice.
AteridixM, To have the Jaundice.
Aterido, da, a. Stiff with cold, benumbed.
Aterimitoto, sm. Act of growing stiff witii
cold.
Aieriise. vr. To grow stiff with cold.
Atemerado, da, a. Calf-like.
Aterramlteta 9m. Boln, destruction ; terror.
A tfltrar, va. To destroy, poll down ; terrify.
— vr. To stand in shore.
AterronAr. va. To clod, coagulate.
Aterroriztf, va. To frighten, terrify.
Atee&r, va. To haul taught
At«sorad6r, «m. A boarder.
Ateaorir. va. To treasure or hoard up.
Atestaelon, ^ Testlmon v, evidence.
AtestAdo, da, a. Attested, witnessed.
Atest^MkM, tm. fi. Certlflcates, testimonials.
AteBtad£ura,4/r Cramming or stuffing; must
fbr ioakinffwine casks.
Atastir, «a. To eram, stuff; crowd.
Atcstiguaddn, i(f. Atestlguamiento, 9m. De-
position upon oath.
Ateatignir, Vit. To depose, attest, give evl-
dencei .^iostf^nor <xm, Tociteas awit-
nesBL
Atet4do^ da, a. Mammlllated, mammiform.
Atatir, va. To sookle.
UettUiir, va. To treooh round rooti
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Atez^o, da, a. Black.
Atezamt^nto. rnn. The act of blackening.
Atez^, tWw To blacken. — vr. To grow black.
Atiborr4r, va,. ^o stuff with wool, &c. ; cram.
Aticismo, mn. Atticism; nice, witty joke.
A'tico, ca. a. Upper story, attic; elegant
wit Testigo aUco^ An Irreihigablc wit-
ness.
Aticiirga, ^ Base of an attic column.
Atiesar, va. To make stiff or hard.
Atifle^ sm. Potter's trevet
Atlgrado, da, a. Tigor-colorod.
Atildadura, «< Punctuation.
Atild^, va. To put a dash or tilde a letter
censure : deck out [pose.
Atinadam6nte, ad. Cautiously; to the pur^
Atinar, vn. To bit the mark; hit upon,
guesa
Atinair, sm. Tlncal ; borax.
Atlpldr, va. To raise the pitch of a musical
lustrnment — vr. To grow very sharps
AtirantAr, va. To fix collar-bomis in a
building.
Atirlciirse, vr. To get the jaundlca
Atisbad^ro, sm. Peep-bolu. [neei^
Atisbad6r, ra, «. A prier into others' l>usl •
Attobad6ra, iff. Prying into others' buslnesa
Atisbar, va>. To scrutinize, pry into ; waylay.
Atlsuiido, da, a. Ttesne-like. [cites
Atizaddro, sm. Exciter, the thing which ex-
Atlzaddr, ra, ». Inciter; poker; feeder.
Atizdr, va. To poke the fire; rouse. AU-
ear la Idmpara^ To raise the lamp-wick.
Ati2on^, va. To lav up bricks and atones
in mortar. — vr. To be smutted.
Atl4nte, am. Ue who bears tlie weight at
government Atl^ntet, Figures of men
used instead of columns.
AtUntico, a. Atlantic [dia satin.
A'tlas, «/n. Atlas, a collection of maps; la-
AtI6ta, sm. Athlete, wrestler.
Atldtico, oa, a. Athletic; robust
Atmdsfera, ^. Atmosphere, tiie air.
Atmosfi^rico. ca, a. Atmospherical
Ato^o, 9m, Towage.
Ato&r, va. To tow a vessel
At6cha. 4< Tough feathergrass bass-weed.
Atooh^l, Atochdr, 9m, Place where bai»>
weed growa
Atoohir, va. To fill with bass-weed.
Atoch6n, 9m. Name of the tender panicia
of tough foathei^rass.
Atodn&do, da, Ow Corpulent fat, fleshy.
Atocin^i^ CO. To cut up a pig; assassinat^i
— vr. To swell with anger.
At61e, 9m. (M.) Indian corn gruel
Atollad^ro, 9m, A deep miry place ; obstacle.
AtoU&r, vn. To fSall Into the mtra — vr. To
get Involved in difficulties. rchoughtles&
Atolondr&do, da, a. Uarebralned, giddy,
Atolondrami6nto, «m. Btupe&otion, con-
sternation.
Atolondnir, va. To stun, stupefy. — vr. To
get stupefied, dull.
Atomismo, 9fTK AtomlsuL
Atomista, 97n. Atomist
Atombtico, ca. a. Atomical, of atoms.
A'tomo, 9m. Atom, corpuscle, ace. mute.
Reparar en im dtomo^ To remark tbt
minutest actions.
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iltond&r, va. To spar a hoRW^
AtonU, f^ (Med.) Atonv, weakoea^ debility.
Ac6nito, ta, a. Astonishod, amazed.
AtoataJom^te, ad. Foolishly, stupidly.
Atonti^do, da, a. Mopisli, foollsli, stopid.
Atontamlento, mu ObstupefactioD. (stupid.
Atontdr, vo. To stUD, stupefy. — vr. To bo
Atorurse, cr. To stick in tbe mire; fit the
bore.
.Itormentadam^te, ad^ Anxiooslv-.
Atorroentido, da, a. Painful, fUlI of pain,
tormented.
Atormentaddr, ra, «. Tormentor.
Atorment^r, va. To torment; cause afilio-
tton: rack.
Atomiilikr, va. To screw.
Atorozon^jM, vr. To suffer erlnee or colic
Atortol&r, va. To confound, intimidate. —
vr. To be frightened.
Atortor^, va. (Nau.) To Drape a ship.
Atorti^ir. vo. To squeeze, make flat
Atosigador, 9m. PolMner.
Atosigamidntacm^ Tbe act of poisoning.
Atosigilr, oo. To poison; liarasa. [hurry.
Atratondu", va. To huddle, perform in a
Atrab4nco, »m. Tbe act of huodling.
Atrabil^o, ria, AtnbiU^so, sa, a. Atrabilap
riona, melancholy.
Atrabilia, ^ Beinc atrabtlarions ; black bile.
Atracaddro, tm. (Nao.) LandfldL
Atrae&r, va. To oyortake; cram. — w. To bo
stuffed. Atracarte al oostadOy To come
alongside.
Atraoci6n, ^ Attraction.
Atraoon, sm. Over-eating.
Atractivo, va, a. Attracnve; engaging.
Atractivo, wk Charm; grace; cooing, [ins.
Atractiz, a. Applied to the power of attract-
Atra^r, va. To attract, draw; allure, invite.
Atrafig&do, da, a. Much occupied; labori-
ous; fidgety.
Atra£^p4r, vn. (Low) To toll, bo over-
wrought—«?r. To fidget
AtraganUij^ vr. To stick In tbe throat; be
cut short In conversation.
Atraidoradamc^nte, ad. Treacherously.
Atraidorddo, da, a. Treacherous, perfidious.
Atrailldr, va. To bind with a string; follow
game. [into dilficulUes.
Atramp^rse, vr. To be caught in a trap ; get
Atramuz, am. (Bot) Lupine.
Atrancor, va. To bar a door; take long
steps; rood hurriedly. [oelve.
Atrapir, va. To overtake; li^ hold of; de-
Atr^ac^ Backwards; past ndcerseatraa^
To fallback, (^uedorae a<ra«, To remain
behind. r<rfr«rM a<ra«, To retract Ild>-
ota atrat, Far trom that, quite the con-
trary.
Atrasado, da. AtraMdo de mfdiot^ Short
of means, poor. Atrasado de ncUdas^
Ignorant of common things. [unjpaid.
Atrasidoa, am. pi. Arrears, sums remaining
Atrasdr, va. To obstruct another's fortune;
? retract, sot back. — vn. To so slow. — vr.
'o remain behind ; be in debt
AtTHM, aifK Backwardness; loss of fortune;
^traveaido, da, a. Sqiint-eyod; oblique;
mongrel.
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AtravesAfio, am. Crooa-piece, cross-tknbef
Atraveaafloa da laa lataa^ Garlines.
Atraves^, va. To lay a beam athwart; run
through; cross over; bewitch; bet; lay
a trump. (Nau.) To lie to. Atravesar
el conuotts To move to compassioa.
Atraveaar loa ginero% To buy goods to
sell by retail. Atraveaar toao H paia.
To overrun the whole country. JVb atra-
veaar loa umbralea^ Not to darken ono^
door. — vr. To be obstructed; interfere;
dispute; cross the course of another veseeL
(}"<> atravieao^ yo atravieae, firom Atraw^
aar, V. Aoertar.)
Atrayeute, pa>. Attrahent, attractive.
Atregnadamcnie, ad^ Madly, rashly.
Atreguddo, da, a. Bash, foolish, precipitattk
Atreenaldr, va. To collect sheaves Into heaps.
Atrevdrse, vr. To be too fom^ard ; to dare,
Atrevldazn^nte, ad. Audaciously, du-ingly,
boldly. [dona.
Atrevidillo, 11a, a. dim. Somewhat auda
Atrevidiaimo, ma, a. aup. Most audacious.
Atrevido, da, a. Bold, audacious, daring
insolent [bhide.
Atrevido, am. A muscle on the shoulder*
Atrevimidnto, am. Boldness, hardihood,
confidenee.
Atribaddn, ^ Attributing; attribute.
Atiibnir, va. To attribute, ascribe, impute.
-^r. To assume. [vexe^
Atribnl&r, va. To vex, afflict— vr. To be
Atributivo, va. a. Attributive.
Atrib6to, Mn. Attribute ; a quality adherent
AtrtcapUla, ^ (Om.) Tbe Kpicurean war-
bler, [straps.
Atrio6sea, am. pk Blngsto hold the stUrup-
Atrici6n, 4/: Attrition, grief for sin. (Farr.)
Oontraction.
Atril, am. Lectern, a stand for tlie missal or
service books in ohurehes. [lectern.
Atril^ f/C An ornamental cover for the
Atrincherami^nto, am. Intrenchntent,
mound. Atrinekemmiantoa de abord^
age^ (Nan.) Breast^wortca.
Atrincherdr, va. To intrench, mound.— vr.
To intrench one's sel£
A'trio, am. Poroh ; portlca
Atrito, ta, a. Gonmte through fear.
A'tro, ra, a. (Poet) Dark, black, obscure.
Atrochdr, vn. To go by cross-paths.
Atrociddd, ^f. Atrocity ; enormous wicked
noss; exoess.
Atrofla, ^. Atrophy.
Atr^flco, ca. a. Alfocted with atrophy.
Atrompetiao, da, a. Trumpet-like.
Atronadom^to, ad. Precipitately, wiUiout
prudence. [itate, imprudent.
Atron&doi, am. Blunderer, wild.— a. Pr«eip»
Atronaddr, ra, a. Thunderer: [hoise^
Atronad6ra, nf. Tumor in the pastern of a
Atronami^nto, am. Thundering; stupe(ao>
tion. [thuaderstrock.
AfTonar, vo. To thnnder, stun. — vr. To be
Atronerir, va. To make embrasures.
AtropAdo, da, a. Grouped, dumped.
Atropir, va. To assemble in groups without
order. [Aisedly.
Atropelladamdnte, a<& Tumultnously, odd*
AtropeUido, ds, a 9peakio|t«r aetlng oasllly
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Atiopellad6r, ra, #. Tnuxipler under ibot
AtiopdUunl^nto, 9nu TnunpUng under fcot
Atropellir.vo. To trample under foot; hurry;
oyerwork, — vr. To iiuny one's self too
Atroz, a. Atroclou.% enormous; cruel
iarciz£r. «a. To truss a yard to the mast
Atroonentc, ad. Atrociously; excessively.
AtruhanMo, da, o. Bcurrilous; using low
jesta.
Atufkdam^nte, (xd. Pcorishly, morosely,
AtaCar« cOw To vex, plague. — cr. To fret ; he
angry. ngnonint, stupid fellow.
Aton, «n. Tunny-flsn. Peduzodeatun^Kn
Atun^ra, ^. A tunny fish-liook; a tunnv-not.
AtUBcro, «m. Tunny flsbermau; dealer in
tunny-fish.
Atuhir, «aw To stop or shut up closely.
Atordkkii. da, a. Harebrained, madbrain.
Atordimi^nto, am. Pertorbatloa; duinees.
Aturdb*, CO. To perturb : stupefy with won-
der.— «r. TobeoQtofonevwita. [lence.
AturroMr, 9a, To confound, reduce to si-
Atosad^, rnn, Hair-dreflser; one who trims
plants
AUnir, co. To cut the hair even ; trim. — or.
To dress one's self with too much care.
Atntia, ^f. Tutty, a sublimate of calamine.
Auca, ^ A gooae. Y. Oca,
AuUeia, ^f. Aadadty, boldness.
Aodiz. a. jSold, andaoious, fcarloss.
Audible, a. Audible.
Andl^nda,!^ Audience; hearing; audIeno&>
chamber ; court of oyer and terminer; law-
ofltoeis; the az-Sponish America.
Auditivo, Ya, a. Auditive; right of giving
aadienca. [delegate.
Aiidlt6r, sm. Auditor, a hearer; a Judge; a
Anditoria, iff. Auditor s office.
Andit6rio, wu Auditory, audience.
A'uge, am. Meridian; apogee.
Aognr, «m. Augur, angurer.
Angnnid6o, ^. Auguration.
AuguriU, a. Augonal, belonging to augury.
Augurir, to. To augur.
Aogfirio, OTik Augury, omen.
Auff^sto. ta, a. August, magnillcent
A'ua, ^ Lecture-room.
Auliga, ^ Furzo, gorse, goss.
A'oUco. ea, a. AuUe, belonging to a court
Anlladoroi, mn. Place where wolves howl at
AoJOIaddr, ra. t. Howler.
AuMr, cfk To bowL yell, cry.
Aulfido, A6II0, am. Howl ; cry of horror.
Anmentible, a. Angmentable.
Anmentadon, ^ Augmentation.
Anment&do, da, a. Increased, augmented.
Anmcntaddrt ra, $. Eokrger, amplifier.
Aumentir, «a. and «r. To augment, increase,
enlarge.
Aumentativo, va, a. Increasing, enlarging.
Aum6nto, tm. Augmentation, increase; ac-
cess. Avmimtoe^ Promotion, advance-
BMOt [stilL
Aiin, ad. Yet, as yet, nevertheless; even,
Aanir, to. To unite, assemble.— vr. To be
united or eonfederated.
ioaquA ad. Though, notwithstanding.
AApa. Up, up; get up (to chUdr«n>
A6ra, ^ A bird of Mexico ; a gentle breeze
-4t*rapc3>tt/a^*, Popularity. [scruple*
A'ureo, «m. A gold coin; a weifrht of foui
A'ureo, rea, a. Golden, gold. A'ureo m«-
meroy Golden numbei, the lunar cycle.
Aureola, ^. Auroola.
Aurlciilco, *m. A mixture of p>M and silver.
Auricula, */ Auricle. (Bot) The bear's ear.
Auricular, a. Auricular; auricularis.
Aurifero, ra, a. Auriferous. [Waponei.
Auriga, sm. (Poet) A coachmau. (Astr)
Aurista, *m. Aurist
Aurora, af. The dawn of day; the morning
watch-gun. Aurora boreal, Nortlieni
lights. Color da aurora^ A color of white,
red, and blue. [vated.
Aurran^Mo, da, a. Ila<lly tilled and culti-
Anr^pico, Mk Soothsayer, diviner.
Auscultacl6n, ^ (Med.) Ausctiltation.
Aus^ncia, »/. Absence.
Ausentane, vr. To absent one's seM
Au96nte, a. Absent distant
Ausptcio, STTk Auspice, or presage ; predio-
tion; protection.
Au8teram6nt^ ad. Austerely, fto^vnlngly.
Austeridid, ^. Austerity, rigor.
An8t6ro, ra, a. Austere, severe, harsh.
Austril, Austrino, no, ck Austral, southern.
A'ustro, 9m. South wind ; notus.
Aut^ntica, ^. A certificate; attested copy.
Autenticaci6n, »f. Authentication.
Aut^ntlcaminte, ad. Authentically.
Autentic^, va. To authenticate, attest
AutenticidH ^ Authenticity.
Aut^ntico, CO, a. Antbentlc, genuine, [owl.
AutUIo, mu fDim.) A specUd decree ; kind oi
A'uto, am. A Judicial decree; writ; edict
Auto da Fa, Sentence by the Inquisition.
Auto sacramental. An acting sacred alle-
gory. Autos, Pleadings and proceedings
in a law-suit Kstar eti autos. To know
a thing profoundly. [reignty.
Autocrida, ^ Autocrasy, absolute sova-
Autocrdta, am. Autocrat
Autocrittlco, ca, a. Autocratical, [writlnjt
AutogrMco, ca, a. Autographical, one's own
Aut^^grafo, sm. Autograph.
Autdmata, am. Automaton.
Automiltico, ca, a. Automatical.
Aut^mato, sm. Automaton, a self movfnc
machine. [mina
Auton^mia, sf, Living according to one's
Aut6psla, ^ Autopsy, ocular demonstration.
Aut6r, sm. Author, composer; writer; man-
ager; plaintiff.
AutiSra, 4/! Authoress.
Autorcillo, am. dim. A bad writer.
Autoria, *^ The employment of a inannger
Autoridid, s/. Authority; credid; ostenta'
tlon.
Antoritattvarainte, ad. Authoritatively.
Autoritativo, va, a. Arrogant a.*-snmlng.
Autorizdble, a. What can be authorized.
Autoriicadon, n/. Authorization.
Autorizadfc<n6nte, ad. Authoritatively.
Autorizddo, da, a. Rsspectable, commenda*
ble.
Autorizad6r, sm. He who authorizes.
Autoriumlcnto, sm. AuthorizatloB.
AutorizAr, ta. To authoriza; attest ; legnlize.
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inianiBu], a. (Little ns.) AntumnaL
Aoxiliad^r, ra, a. Aiixtlluy, assistant
Aaxili^f V€U To aid, assist; attend to.
Aaxili&r, a. Auxiliar, airdliaiy, lielplng.
Auxillat6rio, ria. a. flaw) Auxiliary.
Auxillo, rnn. Aid, Iiolp, assistance.
A'va-Ava, «/ An Otaiioite plant.
AvacMo, da, a, CJow-liko ; big-belliod horse.
Avadurse, vr. To bocomo fordablc.
Avah^r, 'oo. (Littlo us.) To warm with tlie
breath ; wither. [bend forward.
Avalanzlrao, «r. To throw one^s self forward;
Aval&r, vn. (Prov.) To shake, tremble.
Aralent&do, da, Ov Bragging, boasting.
AvalUr, «a. To inclose with stakes or hedges.
At&Io, 9m. (Prov.) A slight shock ; an earth*
qnake.
Avalorir, fta. To estimate, ralne; animate.
Aralniu', va. To value, estimate.
Aval&o, am. Valuation, official appraisement
Avambr^zo, em. Armor for the fore-arm.
▲v&nce, rni. Advance, attack; account or
statement; a balance due.
Av&nte. ad. (Nan.) Ahead, forward.
Avantron, 9m. Limber of a gun-carriage.
AvanzAdo, da, a. Advanced; onward; in
years. [have a balance in one^s favor.
Avanz^r, va. and lu To advance, attack;
Av&nzo, »m^ Account of goods received and
sold.
AvaramSnte, ad. Avariciously, miserably.
Avaricia, t^f. Avarice, cupidity.
Avarientamdnte, ad. Greedily, covetooslv.
Avari6uto, ta, a. Avaricious, covetous, n^
gard, miserly.
Avdro, ra, a. V . AvsrUnto.
Avasalldr. «a. To subdue, subject, enslave. —
or. To become subject
A've, »f. Bird, fowl or large bird. Ave dt
rapula^ A bird of prey. vIm hrana or
9ihe9tr«^ Wild bird. Avs fria^ Lapwing.
S9 un av9, As light as a feather.
Avech&oho, am. Sparrow-hawk ; ragamuffin.
Avecica, illzi, ita, «/ diTn. A small bhxl.
AveclnAr, rr. To come near, approach.
A vecindaniiento. <m. The rights of a denizen.
Aveclnd^r, va. To admit to the privileges of
a denizen, naturalize, admit to citizenship.
—or. To become naturalized; approach.
Av^ent^do, da, a. App^ring old without
being so, oldish. [older.
AvQ}ent&r, va. and r. To look old, to appear
Avdig&r, va. To blister, produce pimples.
Avoltf, vn. (Nan.) To set sail
AvelUna, a/. Filbert hazel-nut
Avellanido, da, Ow Nut-browa, hazel.
Avellaniir, 9m. A plantation of hazels.
Avellan&i^ ur. To shrivel.
Avellandro, a/. Hazel-nut tree. [berts.
Avol]an6ro, ra, «. A dealer in nuts and fll-
Avellanica, af. dim. A small Albert
Avell&no, em^ Hazel-nut tree.
A ve Maria, af. Ave Maria, the angel's salu-
tation. ^Z a>M JToria, At night-fall. £n
vn ava Marta^ In an instant
AT6na, ^ Oats.
Aven&do, da, a. Lunatic, mad, crazy.
Aven&l, 9m„ An oat-field.
AvenamiSniOb 9m. Draining off water.
reii&r, va. To drain ot dniw off water.
AVI
Aven&te, 9m. Wator-gmel, oatmeal-grueL
Aven6noia, ^f. Agre^ncnt; confbrmlty,
onion.
Avenicco. oca, a. Oaten, made of oats.
Avenida, a/. Flood, inundation ; agreement,
concord; avenue; ft-oshet
A^onido, da, a. Agreed, reconciled. JHsi^
or mal avenidos^ On good or bad terms.
Avenimldnto, am. Convention.
Avenlr, va. To reconcile.— <7r. To settle diF>
ferences; unite.
A ventaddro, 9m, (Prov.) A winnowing-place.
Aventddo, do, a, JSaootcu a^ventadats Flow-
ing sheets. [fannhig-miU.
Aventad6r, 9m. Fanner; winnower; a fm;
Aventaddra, af. Wind-gall, a disease is
horses. AvMtadtwacU99topa,(SaxL)A
leak. [ceedinglv welL
Aventi^adamdnte, ad. Advantageously ; ez-
Avent^iiido, da, a. Advantageous, oonvmii*
ent; beautifkU.
Avent^dr, va. To acqufare advantages; mel-
iorate; surpass. — vr. To exceed, exccd.
Aventikr, o&To fiin; winnow; expel.— «r.
To be inflated ; escape. (Prov.) Tainted.
Aveut6ra, af. Adventure; casualty, chance;
contribution.
Aventurido, da, a. Bian avmiturado^ For-
tunate. Mal aventuradOj Unibrtunotau
Aventurfir, va. To venture, hazard, endanger.
Aventureram6nte, ad. By chance. [rant
Aventur^ro, 9m. Adventurer; a knight-er>
Aventur^ ra, a. Voluntary; undisciplined.
Averimia. ^ A kind of duck.
Avergonzar, AvergofUr, va. To shame,
abash. — 9r. To shame, or be ashamed.
Averia,^ Aviary; average; damage. Afi9'
ria qrue9a^ General average. Averia
particular^ Particular average. Averia
ordinaria^ Usual average.
AveriMo, da, a. Averaged, damaged.
Averi&rse, vr. To get dimaged.
Avorigu&ble, a, Investlgable, ascertainable.
Averiguad6n, tff. Invesugation.
AveriguadamSnte, ad^ Certainly^ sorely.
AvorIguad6r, ra, a. A searcher or examiner.
Averigudr, va. To inquire, investi^te, find
out Avsriffuaras con, alffw^o^To bring
one to reason.
Averio. «nk (Prov.) Beast of burden.
Av6mo, 9tru (Poet) Hell. •
Avermiido, da, a. FuU of pimples.
Aversion, ^ Aversion; abhorrence; fear.
Avestruz, 9m. Ostrich. [work a mine.
Aviido, 9m. One supplied with monev to
Aviad6r, 9m^ One who provides Uiings for a
Journey.
Aviar, vck To provide for a journey ; accon •
tre : hasten. — vr. To get ready.
AvlcUir, va. To give a bloom to plants.
Avidoz, af. Covetousnees, avidity.
A'vido, <b^ a. Greedy, covetous, avid.
Avit^&rse, vr. To grow old.
AviMito, am. Winnowing fork.
Avlesam^ute, ad. Sinistrously, perversely.
Avidso, sa, <t Fortuitous, irregular; mil
chievous.
Aviffordr, va. To invigorate; revive.
Avilant^i, Avihmt6za, V« Forwardnow; m
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AviDsitido, dfl) a. Bustlo, dowolsh. mean.
JLTiDaoir, «>a. To debaac— er. To grow
mean or abloct, degenerate^ (soar.
Ariaagrddo, da, a. Harsh-tempcred, peevlab,
Artoagrdr, ra. To eoar, acidulato.
Atio, a»k Preparation, provision; monef
advanced for working mines; taclclo; a.p-
paratofl.
ATi6n, 9m. (Om.) Martin, martinet, swallow.
Avisadaraentfi, ad. Pmdently.
ATisado, da, a. Prodent, CAutioas; skilful,
clever. Mai atdmdo^ lU-advLsed, ij\ja>
dicioiuw
ATiaad6r, tm, AdvlMr; admonisbor.
Avisdr, txz. To inform; advise; warn.
Aviso, «M. Information, advice; pmdenoe,
eare; coonaeL Estar or andar sobre
aviMf To be on ono'a guard.
Avispa, ^ Wasp.
Avispido, da, <k Llrely, brisk, TigoTon&
AviBpiur, «a. To spar; investigate. — vr. To
frflt, be peevish. [wa8p&
ATiapdro, wk Wasp^t neet, oomb, eell of
Avispdn, 9m, A large wasp.
Avistir, ra. To descij at a distance. — 9r.
To have a boaineaa Interview.
Avitir, vo. To bit the cable.
Avit6nea, am. pL (Nan.) Top-sail sheet^ bits.
Avitoalltf, to. To TictoaJ, supply with pro-
visions.
ATivaiaminte, ad. Lively, briskly.
Avivador, ra, «. Enlivener; flntin^plane.
Aviv^ va. To enliven, encourage, hasten. —
•fi. To revive, cheer up, grow ^y. Aid'
9ar el <^ To look sbaip.
Avizordr, va. To watch with attention, spy,
search.
A'to, «m. Termination denoting a frnction.
Avoeacidn, i^. Avocami^to, mru Appeal (in
lawi [Inferior court
Avocar: eo. To call up a lawsuit from an
Avogitifa, ^. Gall-nut.
AvQcAsta, ^ Widgeon, kind of vrild duck.
AvBgo^rO), m%. A kind of pear-tree.
Avugn^ am. Bear-berry, strawberry-tree.
An^irda. ^ Bustard, a wild turkey
Avntart^do, da, a. Bustard-like.
AxUa,V:(Bot) Axilla.
AxIUr, a. Azillar, axillary.
Axi6ma, am. Axiom, maxim.
Ay! iiUeiJ. AlasI Ay ds mkl Alas, poor
me! complaint, moan, groan.
A'ya, ttf. Oovemeea, Instructresa.
Ayinqoe* •«». (Nau.) The main halliard.
Ayite, am. Stuff of agave thread, grass-cloth.
Ay^, ad. Yesterday ; lately. De oyer acd^
fiinoe yesterday.
A.vm6, intsr:^. (Little n&) Alas, poor me I
A yo, am. Tutor, governor, teacuer.
Ay6te, am. A squash.
Ay Ada, i^^. Help, asalstance, comfort; sup-
port, friendship; injection; syringe. Atn*-
da de eo^a, A gratnity.— ^u Assistant
Aytfda ds edmara^ A volet-de-i^unbre.
Ayuda ds edmara del rev. Groom of
the bed-chamber. A vuda de paroquia,
Clu^)el of ease. Ayuda deormoHo^^x-
tcn. Ayuda de Hrador^ (Nau.) A fli*
preventer.
Aynodad^r, ra, «. Assistant, helper.
AZA
Aynd&nte, sin. A4Jntant; ald-de-camp; ■»»
sistant
Ayuddr, ra. To aid, help, assist — w. To
adopt mcasarcs to obtain success.
Aynnaddr, ra, «. Faster, ona who abstains.
Ayun&r, va. To fast
Aytinas (EnX ad. Fasting; without knowl-
edge. Qucifar en ayutias. To be igno-
rant of an affair.
Ayiiiio, am. Fast, abstinence.
Ayiino, na, a. Fasting. £t>ioy ayuno, I hava
not yet broken mv ftist
Ayonquo. am. Anvil; constancy. [blefc
Ayuntador, ra, a. One who unites or asvem-
Aynntnmiunto, snt. A corporation, body of
magistrates. Casa de at/V7itamietito^
City-hall, town-house, Gnildluill, senate-
house.
Ayustdr, va. (Nau.) To bend or fcstcn to-
gether. Ayustar con coMura^ To bend
with a splice. Aywtar con fforupo, To
bend with a knot
Ay6ste, am. (Nan.) Splice.
AzabachiMlo, da, a. Jetty, black as jet
Azab^he, am. Jet, a black shining fossIL
Aadbaekee^ Jet trinkets.
Azabdra, ^. (Bot) Common aloe.
Azdbra, iff. A small coasting vessel
Azacdn, mu Estar or andar Itecho tm aea^
cflfi, To be very busy. [tcr-pipe.
Azacdya, ^ (Pro v.) Conduit of water, a wa-
AzAclie, a. Silk of an Inferior quality.
Az.Wa, ^ (Act.) Spade, hoc
AzadAda, ttf. Blow Mith a spade.
Azadica, ilia, ita, $f. dim. A small spade.
Azad6n, am. Pickaxe, mattock, hoe. ^Ua-
don de peto, Claw-hoo.
Azadonada, e/. Blow wltli a pickaxe, [axe.
AzadonAr, va^ To dig with a spade or pick-
Azadonfizo, am« Stroke with a mattock.
Azadoncillo, un, dim. A small pickaxe.
Azadon^ro^ mn. Digger.
Axafiata, ^Lady of the queen^s wardrobe.
Azatilte, am. A low, flat-bottomed basket:
a tray ; oval dish. [Crocns martis.
Azafr&n, am. Saffron. Atafran de Ft^ua.
AzafranAdo, do, a. Saffron-uke.
Azafhm&l, am. A plantation of saflTroi;.
Azafranir, tw. To tinge or dye with saffron.
Azafran^ro, am. Dealer in saffK>n.
Azagad6r, am. Cattle-path. [assapaye.
Azag&ya, ^ Javelin, a spear or half pike;
Azagayida, et Cast of a Javelin.
Azuitf, em. Orange or lemon flower. Agua
cftfoaoAar, Orange-flower water. Aaahar
hranoy Narrow-leaved blue lupine.
Azainadam6nto, ad. Perfidiously, viciously.
Azaldn, am. A amall bird.
Azambifta, ef. The fruit of the zamboa-tree.
Axamb6o, am. The zamboartree.
Azandria, ^ Carrot [compliments.
Azanori&te, em. Preserved carrots; ftdsoma
Az6r, em. tJnforeseen dl!iaster, disappoint-
ment; tiadlnck: impediment
Azdrbe, am. Trench or drain for irrigation.
Azarcdn, ein. Minium, red load ; orange-eoloi
Azaria, ef. A kJnd of coral rock.
AzAija. itf, Beel for winding raw sDk.
Azar6Ha, ef. Fruit of the scrvicc-trea.
Azar611o, em. Bervlce-trco,
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Aarouon^nte, ad. Unlbrtanately. [ou&
Azftr6so, BA. a. Unlncky, unfortimate, omiu-
Axdyn, »f. Instniment fbr reeling ailk.
Azcn6ria, trf. (Prov.) Carrot
A'zimo, ma, a, Azyinoas, nnlcavencd.
Azim^^ snu Azimnih.
Azlmntal, a. Belatlng to the aziniath.
Azndcho, Azuillo, 9m. Scotch fir; rostoar-
row.
Azdc. em, (Chem.) Azote or nitrogen.
Azofaifh, *f. J^Jubc.
Az6!ar. em* Brass, latten. [manner.
Azogadam6nte, ad. In a qnick and restless
Azogamldnto, «nu Working or coating with
qaicksilver; slaking.
A2ogfir, i?a. To work or coat with otitckslN
▼er ; amalgamate. Aeogar la cal, To slake
lime. — w. To undergo a sallTation ; to be
In a state of agitation.
Az6gae, mn. Quicksilver. J!Bi tm aeogue^
Ho is restless as quicksilver. Aeoffuea^
Ships which carry qniclcsilver.
AzoguerSa, tff. (Amer!) Quicksilver works.
the place where qolcksilver Is Inoorporatea
with metals. [silver.
Azogucro, em. Workman or dealer In quick*
Azolur, t?a. To dub or cut with an adze.
Az6r, mn. (Om.) Goshawk. [of trim.
' Azorido, c (Nau.)8alllng badly, being out
AzoramiSnto, 9m, Trepidation.
Azoriir« ««. To terrify ; confound ; Irritate. —
«r. To be restless.
Azorr^do, da, a. Drowsy, sleepy.
Azorramidnto, mi. Heaviness of the heail.
Azorrarse, w. To be drowsy iVom hcavlneBS*
Azotac&lles, 9nu Street-lounpr, idler.
Azot&do, sm. A whipped crmiinaL
Azotaddr, ra, «. Whipper.
AzotAina, Azotina, y. A drubbing, flogging:
Azot«mi6nto, 9m. (Little us.) A whipping.
Azot&r,«wz. To whip, lash, flagelhite. Awjtcu/'
la9 calleSj To lounge about .the streets.
Aectar el aire^ To act to no purpose.
(Nan.) Atotar la ampoUcta^ To flog the
glass. [on the breech.
Azot^^ srm augm. A severe lash or blow
Az6te, «m. Whip ; lash ; calami^. P«na d«
WBotGet A public whipping. [form,
Azot^a, a/TThe flat roof of a house, a plat-
Az6tico, a. Gas aedUco^ Azotic ga&
A'zre, 9m. Maple-troe. [com.
Az6a, sf. Beverage prepared from Indian
Az^car, £771. Sugar. AvucardepUon^JjOhi'
sugar. Aeiicar de iMtre^ Fine powdered
sugar. Atucur wascabado. Muscovado
sugar. Atiwar gwbrado^ Broken down
sugar. Aeucar prUtOf Coarse bro-wn su-
gar. Aeiicar ptedra or cande^ Sugar-
esndy. Ajmcar Urdado^ Brown sugar.
.^«V4X7r(f«jE>2omo, Sugar of lead. Aaucar
y eanda. Sorrel-gray.
Azncarddo, da, a. sugared; susar-coated;
ftOTable, pleasing; soothing, armil.
Azucar&do, 9nu A kind of paint for ladies.
Azucar&r, va. To sugar; soften; loo with
Azuctf6ro, tnu Suoar-dlsh ; confectioner.
AzuQuillc, wu Cake of rose-sugar.
Azuo^na, 9f. White lily.
AzAd, tf. A dam with a slulce-
' BAB
Az6da, 8f. Persian wheel to ndsc water.
Azu^la, 9/. Adze. Afew^ de donsfruccio^
A carpenter's adze.
Azuluifb, ^ Jn|ube-p1um.
Azufiilfo, AcufeUb, «9)k Jnjube-troe.
AzoMdo, da, a. Whitened with snipbnr.
greenish yellow. png liner.
Azufrador, sm. Brimstone fhmie for whiten*
Azufrfir, tJOw To bleach with sulphur.
Aziifre, am. Sulphur, brimstone.
Azuftr6so, sa, a. Sulphureous.
Az61, a. Blue Atm eelette, ^j Wue, AtnJ
oscuro^ Dark blue. Aeul de Prwda^ Pms-
sianblne. Aettl9Ubido,Btighil\xxe. Ami
turquly Turkish or deep blue. And ver'
demar^ Sea blue.
Azfil, 9m. Lnpte lazuli ; a mineral
Azul^aue, «ni. Bitumen.
Azul^do, da, Azul€tdo claro^ Azure, azured.
Azul^, va. To dve or color blue.
Azulefir, wi. To have a bluish cast
Azulejildo, da, o. Covered with blue tUea.
Aznl^o, «m. Dutch or other dazed files for
incrusting walK (Bot) Blue-bottle.
Aznlino, na, ci. Of an azure color.
Azumar, ^a. To dye the hair.
Azumbriido, da, a. Measured by atnmbrea.
Aztmbre, */ A measure of liquids, hidf a
gallon. [tloner.
Azuqn^ro^wn. (Prov.) Sugar-dish ; confec
Aztir. a. (Her.) Azure.
Azutea, ^ (Prov.) Terrace.
Azut^ra wn, Sluloe-mastcr.
Azuzador, ra, 9. Instigator.
Azuz6r, va. To set on dogs; to IrritateL
B.
B mAl, B flat B cuadradOy B sharp.
BAba, ^ Drivel, slaver, ppittlc
Bababui, 9m, The mocfeing-binl.
BabAda, ^ Thigh-bone.
Babfld6ro, Babad6r, 9m. Bib, chin-cloth.
Bibara, ^. A landau, an oblong coach;
conntry dance. [viscous worm.
Bab^za, (/. Froth from the mouth; aloe; a
Babazor'ro, 9m, Clown, an ill-bred man.
Babe^, OTi, To drivel, slaver.
Bab6o, 97tK Drivelling or slavering.
Bab6ra, ^f. Fore part of the helmet; a silly
fellow.
Bab4^. «m% Bib.
Baberdl, 9m, V. £ahera. [;iiinded.
Bibia, ^ ^slar en labia, To bo absent
Babicca, 9m. An Ignorant follow. piorse
Babilla, tf. Thin skin about the flank of t
Babil6n!a, tf. Uproar and conftisiun.
Bab6r, «m. (Nau.) Larboard. A' bahor d<i
tim<mt A-port the helm. A' habor U>da,
Head a-port J>e bdbor d estHbOf
Athwart ship.
Bab6sa,^ Kind of snail; aloe; onion.
ISaboseAr, to. To drivel, slaver.
Baboeilla, qf. dim^ Kind of snail.
BabosUlo, flla ; u61o, u^la, a^ dirF, Somewhtfl
drivelling.
Bab6so, sa, a. Drivelling, sOIy.
Bab^cha^ «/. A kind of dipper.
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in * dyke. — «. pL Quick tone on the guitar.
Bftcaill^o, 9nK Cod-fish^ Hng, poor-jack.
Bacandlea» «/! j^ Bacchanala. [person.
Bacdnta, ^ Bacchante: a lewd drinking
Bicara, Bacoria, ^f. (Bot) Great fleabane.
Bacari, a. Oval shielda covered with leather.
Bitc^ra, ftf. (ColL) Obstraction in the milt, a
Ewellinj^
Baceta, ^ Four remaining cards at reveaino.
Bichc, 9m. A deep hole in a road ; iweatiug-
place.
BacbiI16r, «m. Bachelor of arts: babbler.
Bacbilk^r, a. Garrulous, loquacious.
Bachillera, a. Forward, loquacious woman.
Bachillerito, snu (Little us.) Bachelorship.
Bacbillercir, en. To babble, prattle, [low.
BachiUer<yo, »m. dim. A tatlaUve little fel-
Bachillena, ftf. Babbling prattling, [basin.
Bacia, 9/. A metal basin; wash-pot; barl}er'a
BicigS) */ A enme played with three cards.
Bacin, «»u A urge cloae-stool pan, or basiu.
Bachifl, {/T Poor-box; a small close-stool
l»sin. [stool
Baein^Ia, $f. Filth thrown from a close-
Badnt^o, 9m. dim. A small close-stool.
Baclnero, ra, a The person who carries about
the poor-box in a diurch; aoivenger.
Bacin^ta, 9/. A small poor-box. Badneta
de arma dsftiego. The pan of a gun-lock.
Bacin^te, sm, A heAd-pleoe; cuirassier, a
horseman. [chamber-pot
BadnJca, 9/ A small earthen close-stool;
Baculo, tm. Walking-stick, a stalL Bdculo
pa^oral. Bishop's crosier.
Bada, ^ Female rhinoceros. [talk.
Badaiftda, 9/. A stroke of tlie clapper; idle
Badido, 9m. Clapper of a bell ; an idle talker.
Bad^dzQ, 9m. augm. A large clapper.
Bad»n61o, 93n. dtm, A small dapper.
Badal, «m. Muzzles JCchar un oadal A la
boea, To stop one*s month ; shoulder and
ribs of butcher's meat (Suig.) Instrument
for openins the month.
Badina, ^ A dressed sheep-skin. Zurrar
la badana. To gire one a flogging.
Badizas, 9/. pL (Nan.) Kers of the bonnets.
Bad6a, «/ Pumpkin ; a dulL Insipid fellow.
Baddn, 9m. (^lannel made by a sudden &11
of water.
Badiina, ^ Indian aniseed.
Badil, 9m. Badila, ^ Fire-shovel
Badilizo, 9m. Blow with a flre-shovvL
Bad6mla, ^. Nonsense, absurdity.
BadnUqae, 9m, Bagout of stewed livers; a
Btupia person. [back of beasts.
B&ga, ^. (Prov.) Rope to tie Durdens on the
Bag&ge, 9m. Beast of burden; baggage.
Bagag6ro, 9m. Driver.
Bagur, vn. To yield seed (applied to flax).
B^at^la, •/ Bagatelle, trifle.
Bi^&zo, 9m. Bagarse, trash ; the remains of
Esed 8ugar«<ane, grapes, Ac.
Akindofcatfiali.
, 9m. (Gm.) Sparrow-hawk.
Balila, */" Bav, gnu; cove.
Bahorrma, tj: Filthy things; rabble.
ftUifino, na, a. Vile, low, (x>ntemptible.
BAfla, 9/: Sea-tront
Wladdr, ra. #. Dancer; thief
BAL
Balldr, vn. To dance ; gallop. Bailor m
affua addatUe. To dance attendascei
Bailor 9in 9on^ To dance without musia
Baihinn, na, 9. Dancer, high-mettled horses
B&ile,«m. Dance; party; ball; bailiff; judga
Baile de di^race-% Fancy ball.
Ballla, */ Bailiazgo, 9m. Bailiwick. [Malla.
Balliigo, «ffi. A comman<lery in the or*l.?r o\
Ballio. 9ni. Knight commander of Malta.
Balv^l, am. A bevel, a square.
BajA, 9m. Bashaw, pacha, a Turkish title.
Baja, pji Fall or diminution of price.
B^ada, ^ Descent; luclioation of an arch.
Bi\jado. da, a. Descended, fallen down.
B^OamAr, 4/t Low water.
Bxyam6nt&jcz<2. Baselv, meanly, lowly.
Bajjir, vn. To descend, fiUi ; lessen, — ca. To
lower; abate; narrow; humble. — rr. To
crouch, grovel Bajar ds punto. To de-
cay, declme. -Slt^^arto«Aw/*o«, To become
more humane. Bc^ar lo9 0)09, To be
ashamed. .BSi^tw to ctrfeasa, To obey with-
out objection. Bajar la tierra^ (Nau.)
To lay the land.
Biydl, «m. Vessel Baid d^apar^ado, A
ship hdd up. Bajel hoyanU^ A Ikht ship.
Ba^el de oc0o hordOy A low-built ship.
BajH marinero^ A good sea-boat BaJel
velerOy A swift sailer.
BiU'el^ro, tm. Shlp-owner,^ ship-master.
B^cro, ra, a. Under, lower. [tenor.
B<Octe, 9m. dim. One of low stature ; mlddlo-
Bju^za,J!/:Meanne.'«; lowncss. Bajesa de
animo, Weakness of mind.
B^illo, em. (Prov.) Stand cask for wine.
Bajio, «7n, A shoal, sand-bank; decline of
fortune. [vulgar.
Bj'Oo, Ja, a. Low; abject; ordinary; dull;
B^, ad. Underneath, below; submissive.
Sqjo mnno^ Underhand ; secretly.
B^o, 9m. Bass; bass-viol player. Bajore-
kevey Baas-relleC Cuarto oajo. Ground-
floor. — «.pt Under petticoats; hoofe.
Bflj6ca, 9f. (Prov.) Green kidney -beaas; a
dead silk-worm.
B^6n, 9)rK Bassoon ; bassoon-player.
Bi^oncillo, 9m. Goimter-bass.
B.'ila, 9/. Ball, bullet shot BalM rojae^ Red-
hot balls. Baia9 enc(tjonada9, Case-
shot Baku enramadae or encadenadoA,
Chain-shot Balae de metralla^ Grape-
shot
BaladL a. Mean, despicable, worthless.
Balador, ra, 9. Bleating animal
Bal&dre, 9m. (Bot) Oleander, rose-bay.
BaUdrdn, 9m. Boaster, bragger, bully.
Baladronada, ^ Boast, braz, bravado.
Baladrono&r, vn. To boast brag, hector.
Balag&r, 9m. (Prov.) Long straw or hay Ibr
winter fodder.
Bdlaeo, 9m. Hay-rIck ; thick lather. Sacudir
elodlagoy To give a sound drubbing.
Balaguiro, 97n. Kick of straw.
Balance, 9m. Fluctuation; libration; eqol-
llbrium; balance of accounts; rolling;
rocking. [examine; settle accounts
Balancear, va. and n. To balance ; waver
Balanc6o, 9m. Oscillation.
Balano^ro, V. Bal<imario. [gnm«.
BaUncia, 9/. Water-melon; scale; whw
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^alandn, bdu BpUnt«r-bar ; pendalam ; roDe-
dancer's pole. BaiaiusinM^ (Nan.) Lilts,
Jlmbalflk
BalAndra, ^ (Nnu.) Bilander: sloop.
Balnndr^, am. A priest's soriont
BalAnte, pa, (Poet) Bleating.
Bali^07^{/: Scale; balance: fishiDg-not; es-
timate, judgnient Andar en balanza^
To be in danger of loss.
Balanziirio, mn. Weigher. [smiths.
Balanz6n, Bm. Copper nan used by silver-
Balik)U, sm. (Iclith.) A kind of sprat
Bal^, wi. To bleat Andar balando por
dlouna oosa, To bo gaping after some-
Balasdr, mn. Balassor, a Chinese bark stiiff.
Bala6sUti, Balaostria, ^ Wild pomegranate
flowers.
Balaosthida, Balanstreria, ^. Balustrade.
Balaustr4do, da, Balaustrdl, a. Balostered.
Bala^stre, «m. Baluster.
BaUx, mn. Baloss or spinel mbj.
BalAxo, mn. A eun-sbot
Balbuoei^, vn. To speak and pronounce in-
distinotiv; stutter.
Balbuc6ncia, V^ Stuttering speech.
Balbuddnte, a. Stammering, stuttering.
Balbutir, vn. To lisp.
Balc5n, mn» Balcony ; rcranda. [conies.
Balconige, 9m. Balconeria, ^ Range of bal-
Balcon&zo, mn. augm, A larae balcony.
Balconcillo, sm. dim. A small balcony.
Baldaqui, Baldaouino, mn, A canopy.
Baldir, va. To cripple; break a set; trump.
B41de, «m. Bucket used on board of ships.
Bilde (De), ad. Gratis, ft^ of cost En
bald^ In vain, to no purpose. ^Ip.
B«Ide4r, vn. To wash down the deck of a
Bald^ mn. A piece of dressed skin.
Baldio, dia, a. Untilled, uncultivated. Los
haldioe^ The lay-land, the commons.
Bombre haldio^ Yogrant, vagabond.
Bald6n, mn. Censure, reproacli, insult
Baldon4r, Baldouedr, va. To insult with
abusive language. [stone.
Bald^sa, «/! A fine square tile; flat paving-
Baleria, ^. A pile of balls.
Baldro, mn. A bullet-mould.
Baldta, </! dim, A small bale.
BftUdo, mn. Bleating, bleat
BalUa, mn* Portmanteau; post
BaraSro, mn. Post-boy ; letter-carrier.
Balnilla, mn, dim. Malet
Balgdn, mn. auffm, A larce portmanteau.
Balinos, mn.pL (A.) Mould-shot, buck-shot
Balisa, «^ (Nan.) Buoy.
Balltad^ ^ Call for calling fiiwns.
Ballena, ^ Whale; tratn-oll; whale-bone.
BallenAto, mn. Cub of a whale. [whale.
Ballendr, mn. A vessel in the shape of a
BaUen6ro, ra, mn»/. Whaler, whale-ship.
Ballieta, «/ Cross-bow. A'iircdehaueata,
At a great distance.
Bftlleetiula, ^ Shot firom a cross-bow.
Ballast^o, »in. Blow fVom a cross-bow.
Billestead6r, mftu Cross-bowman, arbalister.
Ballestei&r, «a. To shoot with a cross-bow.
B«Ueet6ra, ^ Cross-bow loop-holes.
Bidl«Bteria,{/r Archery; cioss-bows; cross-
•owmon ; croso-bow armory.
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BallesU'ro, «m. Archer, cross-bownuuL A»
ll&itaro de maza, Mace-bearer. BaUoats-
ro8 de cortey The king's porters.
Ballestilla, fif. Small cro6S-Dow; cross-stolt
(Nau.) Foro-staft [balet
BaJlestdn, mn. augm. Large oroes-bowi ar-
Ballestrinqne, mn, (Nau.) Clove-hitch.
Ballico, mn. Bod or perennial darnel, rye
grass.
Ballu6ca, ^. Wild oats. [of U reams.
Bal6n, mn. Large foot-ball ; large bale ; ba]«t
Bal6ta, tf. Ballot, a little ball uaod in voting.
Balotdda, {< Balotade, leap of a horse..
Balotdr, va. To ballot for, to choose by ballot
B41sa, ^ Pool, a lake; raft; half a buU ol
wine. [balsam.
Balsamerita, tf. A small smelling-bottle t>r
BalsAmlcu, ca, a. Balsamic, balmy.
Balsamina, tf. Balsam-apple.
Balsamita mayor, Marsh-mallow. Balsam-
iia metior^ Annual costmary, toa^^
BAIsamo, mn. Balsam, balm. BaUamo d^
Marla^ Balsam of Toln.
BalsAr, 9m. Marshy ground with brambles
Bolse&r, f>a. To raft, cross rivers on floats or
lials^ro, mn. Ferryman. [rafts.
Balaopoto, mn. A large pouch carriod near
the breast; bosom. [support
Baluirte, 9m, Bastion, bulwark; defences
Balumba, o/T Bulk, things heaped togetlior.
Bal6robo, Balume, mn. A heap of things.
Bulzo, am. (Nau.) A bend.
Bamba1e4r, Uamoanefir, x>n. To reel, stagger.
Bamballna, ^ Upper part of the scenes in
theatres. [stroke at billiarda.
Bamb&rria, am. A fool, an idiot: a lucky
Baraboch&da, iff. Bamboche, anu A laodscapa
representing drunken feasts, with gro-
tesque flguroa. [toUer.
BamboleAr, Bambone&r, vn. To reel, staggw,
Bamboldo, Bambonco, mn. Beellng, stagger-
ing.
Barab6na, ^ Ostentation, boast, vain show. '
Ban, am. A sort of fine China muslin.
Banana, ^ Banana fhiit
BanSno, am. (Bot) Banana plxmt
Ban^to, 4/r A large basket or crate. Me-
terae en hanaaUt^ To meddle.
Banast^ro. mn. Basket-maker or dealer.
(Low) Jailer.
Biuiisto^ am, A large round basket
B&nca, ^ Form, oenoh without a back.
Banca deptaea. Fruit-stand.
Banc&l, am. An oblong plot for raising gar-
den plants; terrace.
Bancaldro, am. Carpet-manuikctnrer.
Bancar6ta, af. Bankruptcy, Ikilura
Bandua, 9/1 Bancdzo; 9m. augm. A larni
form or bench.
B^co, am. Form or bench.
Banco d%
acepiUar^ A planlns-bench ; a bank. Ban-
CO de ahorroa^ Savings-bank. Banco de
arena, A sand-bank. Bunco de hielo^ A
field of ice. Banco de rio. Sand-bank hi
a river. Paaar banco. To flog the sailors
Raaon de pie de banco. An absurd reason.
B&nda, ^ Si^h, scarf ; ribbon; bond gang;
crew; covey; bank of a river. A' la ban*
(f a, (Naa) Heeled or hove d«»wn. A rriar
en banda>y To let go amati Oaer or esUu
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emtamda,To be amain. BandoMdd to-
Jamary (Nan.) Th« che^ca of tli« head.
Atma de la bandar LaTdHder-water.
Baodida, ^ CoTej: flock of birds.
Baadinia, ^ (Nau.) An iron maaL
Rande^, «r. To oondoct with pradenoe.
Band^la, ^. ▲ metaUle waiter, \ny.
Bandera, ^ Banner, ataadard ; flag, ensign;
infutry. JSofMiara htaneOt or de jHUk,
The fu^ of tniooh, Fiiei0 <20 la handara,
Tbe flas of the ensign. Arriar la ban-
<f«ra. To strike the colon. Darlaboii'
<2tira, To submit to superior talenta. Le-
9awtar bandsra*, (Met) To head a party.
Bander6Ca, 1^ tttm^ Banneret, a small flag.
Boftder^Uu, (MIL) Gaxnp-colora. [flax.
Banderfea, Ula, iffi dim. Banneret, a small
BanderUl^ if. A snail dart with a flac.
Fioner a wu> una banderiUOy (Met) To
taant, revilew [bulla
BaDdertUeir, «a. To put bandsriUaa on
Baoderill£ro,«m^ He who sticks &an<2«ra<a«
in a boITs neck.
Baoderizir,«a. To stir up, make disturbance^
Bandeiijso, sa, a. f a<^iona, given to party.
Baader6]aa, ^pi- B«mero», camp-colon.
Bandido, auk Bandit highwayman ; ftigitlve.
Bandin, mm, (Nan.) Seat in a row-galicy.
BanriHii, ^ dim^ A small band.
Bando, 9m, Proclamation; edict; faction,
party. Eekat bando. To publish a law.
Band6Kl<Bandolin,afik Mandoline. (Nan.)
Jury-mast
BandoKn^ €f. Bandoleer. Qmd.
Bandolero, »m. Highwayman, robber, ioot>
Baodollo, SMw (Low) Belly.
Bandarrik a/T Bandore, kind of mandoline.
BandTa, «/: (Prov.) Bed-quilt, bed-coyer.
Banqni^ ^ Open bee-hoose or frame tar
hivea.
Baaquiiro, am. Banker, exchanger.
Banqu^ta, ^. Three-legged stool; stage.
(Fort) Banquette; side- walk. Banqueku
de euftAa, (Nan.) Gun-carriage beds.
Banqn^te, «m. Banquet JScmquete casero^
A&mllyfeast
Baaqnillo, am. dim. A llUle stool
B^aao, SOTw Side of an embroidering firame.
Bifia, «^ Pool, bathing-place.
Bailad^ ^. (Nao.) E^t, wettins-ladle.
Bailad^tk, am. Puddle; bathing-place.
BaAaddr,ra,s: Bather. .BoAaoor, Dipping-
tab for candles. ToTer; glaze.
BaJUfir, «a. To bathe; water, Irrioate; candy
Bafi^To, mn. Bath-owner; bath-keeper.
BafiU, mn. A pool in which deer bathe.
Badista, em,. Drinker or bather in mineral
waters.
B&fioi, 6m. Bath; bathing; ramlsh.
Bio, am. (Nan.) Beam, cross-timber.
BspUfltMo, am. Bralistery. [trough.
B4que, am. The blow by a fidl; a water-
Baqneriza, «f. A cattle-house; a stable.
BaqnSta, 4< Bamrod ; switch ; upper leather.
Mamdar d baqwsta. To conmiand impe-
riously. T^raiar a baqwta, To treat
hsof^tily.— ^ Dmm-sticEs. [felling.
Baqoetaza am. Violent &11, fpeat blow when
Baqneteido, da, a. Inured, oabltttated.
BtUKteir, <«*. To rex ; beat
BAK
Buquico, ca, a. Bacchanal [bank
Ba»d6ro, mu (Nan.) Skeed or skid : a mud
Barad6ra, ^ ^au.) Grounding in tbe mud
Bunahdnda, tjf. Noise, great bustle.
Bar^a,^ Pack of cards. Meterte en batrt'
Joe, To seek a quarrel
Bar^|ad6ra, a/T Shufiling of cards; dispute.
Ban^dr,tKi. To shuflle the cards; bu-acast;
Jumble together; entancie; reject
Bar^da, f< Bailing. I^cAar de baranda,
To exaggerate, boast
Barand^do, am. Balustrade.
Barand^ am. Balustrade or railing.
Barandilla, tf. dim. A small balm^ade.
Barang&y, am. An Indian vessel with oars.
Barir, vn. (Nan.) To strike aground, to be
stranded. Bcurar en la coita, (Nau.) To
run ashore.
Bardta, ^ Barter, exchange ; low price. A'
la baraUk, Confusedly, disorderly.
Baratad6r, em. Barterer.
Barat^ em. A kind of sea-moose.
Baratena, ^fi Barratry.
Barat^ro, em. He who obtains gratuities from
Ibrtunate gamesters.
BaratU^ ^pL Trifles, toys.
Bantill6ro, em. A poddler.
Baratillo, em. Shop of second-hand fomitoro
and trifling articles
Baratlsta, em. Barterer, trafficker.
Baryta ta, a. Cheap. De baraio, Gratui-
tously, gratis; eeny.
Bar^to, em. Cheapness. Eacer bara% To
sell under value. Dar de ba^atOy To
grant readily.— arf. Cheaply.
B^tro, em. (Poet) Hell.
Baratura, ef. Ciieapness, little value.
Bara^da, «< Noise, harly-burly, conftislon.
B^ba, ^ Cbin ; beard ; tlie ili-st 8^vanu of
bees. Amarrado A barba de gatOy (Nau.)
Moored by tlie head.— «m. Player who
acta old men.— pZ. Hawse. (Bot) Slender
roots. Barbae de baUena, Whalebone.
Barbae honrada^ A respectable man.
Ilacer la barba. To shave. Pelaree lae
barbae. To fly into a violent passion.
Subtree d lae barbae. To fly In one's face.
Tener bitenae barbae. To have a graceful
mien. Tener pocae barbae. To be young
or inexperiencod.
Barbacima, ^. Barbacau ; low wall round a
church-yar4
Barbdda, 4/! iieard of a horse; curb.
Barbadam^nte, ad, (Little us.) Strongly,
vigorously. [slender filamentSi
Barbadillo, ilia, a. dim. Havinff little beard;
Barb^do, da, a. Bearded ; barbed.
Barb&do, em. Full-grown man ; tree trans-
planted; shoots.
BarbAJa, ^ (Bot) (3ut-leaved viper's grass;
the flrst roots of tbe plants. [vetch.
Barbaj6ve (or Barba do JApitcr), ^ Kidney-
Barbtf, vn. To get a beard ; keep bees.
B4rbara, ^. Santa b&rbara, Powdcr-maga*
zine; powder-room.
BArbaram^nte, ad. Barbarously, savaecly.
Barbarlddd, ^ Barbarity, cruelty ; rasliness
temerity; rudeness.
Bfu-b4rie, ^ Barbarity, cruelty.
Barbarismo, em. Barbarism ; barbarousneeo
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Ihirbariz4r, va. To btrbarize, make barbar-
ooa. [unpolished.
Bdrbaro, ra, a. Barbarous, fierce, cmel ; rash ;
Barb&to, ta, a. Bearded : applied to a comet
Barb&za, #/ an^p*^ A lone beard.
Barbed, vn. To reach with the beard or ltp&
BarbechAr, tjo. To prepare ground for sow-
ing.
Barbechax6n, *m. The IWloxrinf^tlme.
Borbechiro, i\f. Beries of successive plough-
Ings; fiOlowlDg BcasoD.
Darb6cho, am. First ploughing; fallOTf.
Como «n t*» barbeoho or por un barbe-
cho, With too much oonfldencou
Barbdra, ^f. A barber's wife.
Barberia, «/. Barber's trade; barber's shop.
Barb^ nn. Barber. (Ichth.) Mutton-Ash.
Barbiita, (i/: (Nan.) Kackline; ringrope.
JSarbeta, Barbette.
Borblbl&nco, ca, a. Qray-bearded.
Bftrbicdcbo, wi. (FroT.) Blbbon tied under
the chin.
Barhlcino, na, a. Oraybeard.
Barblespdto, sa, a. One who has a thick beard.
Barblh6cho, cha, a. Fresh shared.
Barbilampino, fla, a. Having a thin beard.
Barbilindo, da, a. Well-shaved and trimmed.
Barbilla, v- Point of the chin ; small beard.
Barbillura, ^. Tuft of tow; bandago under
the chin. [toeL
Barbil^do, da, a. Smooth-lkoed. prettj, gen-
Barbln6gro, gra, a^ BUck-bearded.
Barbiponi6nte, a. Having the beard growing.
Barbiqu^io, wn. Handkerchief to muffle the
chin with • bobstay.
Barbiqui, or Barbiqn^o, am. A brace and bit.
Barbirdbio, bla, a. Ked-bearded. [beard.
Boibir^do, da, a. Having a black and white
Barbitah^iio, fla, a. Having a rongh beard.
Barbitefiido, da, a. Having a painted beard.
Bdrbo, tin. (Ichth.) Barbel, a river fish.
Barbdn, tmu An old man; Carthusian lay
brotlier.
Barboqu^n, am. Rope used Instead of a
bridle; bandago under the chin.
Barbot&r, V€U To mumble, mutter.
Barb6te, 9m, Fore part of a helmet
Barb6do, da, a. Having a long beard.
Barbddo, am. Vine transpUmtcd with the
roots.
Barbilla, iff. Loud, confhsed noise.
Barbullar, «a. To talk loud and (hst
Barbu116n, na, a. Talking loud, ikit, and con-
fhsedly.
B&rca, ^ (NauO Boat, barge: bark (three-
masted vessel). Ckniduce bisn 9u baroa,
He steers his course well.
Barcida, ^ Passage in a ferry-boat Bar-
cada de lastre^ A boat^load of balUist
BarcAge, 9m. Ferriage; ferry.
BarcAzo, «m. augriu A largo barge
BArceno, na, a. Buddy. [mats, &c.
Barc^, wn. Dry bass or sedge for making
Barchilla, ^f. Measure for graiiu [straw.
Bardna, «/. (Prov.) Grass net; large truss of
Barcin&r, co. (Prov.) To load a cart with
Bardno, mLtf. Buddy. [abeaToa.
BAi.w,«m. Boat, bargo; bark. BarcoagwL-
dor^ A water-boat Bar<:o d^ Ut t>«, A
paaaage-boot
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Barcol6ngo, Barcolu6ngo, am. An oblotm
boat
Barcdn, Barc6te, am. owtm, A large boat
BArda, tff. Bard, armor of horses; atrmwiald
for a protection. [arroor.
BardAdo, da, a. Barbed, caparisoned with
BardAgo, 9m. fNan.) Loof-hook-rope.
Bardagu<^ tif. Chaste-tree.
Bardnl, am. Mud-wall covered with straw.
BardAna, ^ Common burdock, or dotbor
Bardana m&nor^ Leseer burdock.*
BardAnza, 9f. Andar de bardarwa^ To gp
hero and there. [with staaw.
BanlAr, va. To protect the tops of wa!l^ Ac.
Bardilla^ ^ dim. Small brushwood.
B&rdo, 9m. Bard, poet
Bard6ma, ^ (Prov.) Filth, mud.
Bardomdra, ^ (Prov.) Weeds carried off by
the current
Barfdl, am. A coarse negro-cloth.
B&rga, ff. The steepest part of a dedinty.
Bariga, «/! Silk brought fh>m India.
Bariilo, tm. An inferior China silk.
BiMo, am. (Chem.) Barium. [color.
Baripto, »m. A predoua stone of a blackish
Barita, tf. (OhomO Banrta, or barytea.
Baritico, ca, a. (Chem.) Barytic.
Baritone, 9m. (Mua.) Baritone voice.
Barjnlota, ff. Knapsack^ travelling-bag,
purse. (pose of boarding.
Bariodr, an. (Nan.) To gr^ple for the pur-
Barl6as, rf. pi. (Nau.) Believing tackles.
Barloventear, fn^ To ply to windward, beat
about
Barlov6nto, am. Weather-gnge. Costa d4
&ar^tf*ito, The weather-shore. Co9tado
d^ barlovejUOf The weathcr-rfde. Oanar
el barlovento. To get to windward.
Bam&clo, 9m. Barnacle. [Ink.
Bamiz, am. Varnish ; Japan ; rouge ; printer'a
Bornlzar, vck To yamish, gloss, laekor.
BaromStrico, ca, & Barometrical.
Bar6metro, am. Barometer.
Bar6n, am. Baron. BaronM dH ffmms
Budder pendants and chains.
Barondsa, af. Baroness.
Baroni^ tf. Barony ; baronase.
Barquear, vn. To cross in a boat fmaiL
Barqu6ro, am. Waterman, boatman, ferry-
Barqu6ta, ^ dim. A small boat
BarqiUchuoIo, am. cNm. Small bark or boat
BarquilI^ ^ A little boat [oakee.
Barqulll^, am. Maker or seller of rolled
BarquUlo, am. Cock-boat ; a thin pastry cake ;
a mould. flron-works.
Barquin, am. Barqulndra, ftf Bellows for
Barqulnizo, am. The blow a body gives ii|
Barquinero, am. Bellows-maker, [flilllag
Barquino, am^ Wine-bag.
BArra, am. Bar; Iron crow or lever; ingot Aok
(Her.) The third part of the shield. Ttrar
jaftarro^o enhance the prioe. Dabarra
d&arro, From one point to another. Bar^-
ma, The arched trees of a pack-saddle.
Barraa ds eacotiOaa^ Bars of the batchea.
i{iarraa<2aoorfa«,Gtm-portbars. Eatar
«» dorroa, TO bo on the point of settling
an affair Sin daflo da barraa^ Without
injury or danger. A' barraa darachaa,
FalrJjr.
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Bfembssida, ^ Flot» tntrirne.
Barrtoa, %f. Barrack; a esbtn, a hut
Btrrieo, em. A boor; 6pame; kind of ship
fun. [barrod.
BKTido,da, a. Corded or ribbed; striped;
Barragun, wm. Barracan^ a kind of camlet
Barragancria, {/T Concubinage
Barraaan^ mtt. (Nau.) Top-timber.
Barr&I^ «m. A large bottle containing 25 pints.
Barvnea, ^ Bajrrancdl, «n. A deep break
made by iieavy fiUIs of rain ; ravine.
Barr&nco, mn. GUI, a fissure ; great difficulty.
Barrasodsoi, sa, a. Broken, uneven, fnU of
brmks.
B'^rriqnei, At all timoai
Barraquear, va. To grunt like a bear.
BarraqniUa,^ dim. A little but
BarrAr, eo^ To daub, paint coarsely.
Barr&te, «m. A little Joist or rafter.
Barredr, tcl To bar, barricade; cancel ; se-
cure.— nm. To graze a knighCs armor.—
w. To bo intrenched. (Prov.) To wallow.
Barrdda, t^. Clay-pit: barrier; cupboard.
Barreddnot tf.j^ (Nau.) Studding-sails.
Barred^ra, «fik Mop.
Barred^'ro, ra, a. Sweeping, dragging: Red
JHkrredera^ Drag-net
Barred&ra, tf. Act of sweeping.— ^pi. Sweep-
ings; remains, residue.
Barrina, t^. Barrena grande^ Auger, borer.
Barretujpequefla, Oimlct Barrena ds
jr«M«»o. Wimble, blaster's drill Bctrrena
d^diminucton^ A taper auger. Barrena
d€ gtdOy A eentro-bit and brace.
BarrenMo, da, a. Barrenado de caioos.
Crack-brained, crazy.
Barrenaddr, rnn. (Nan.) Auger or borer.
Barr«nir, va. To bore, pierce. Barrenar
vn 9Uivu>, (Nan.) To scuttle a ship. (Met)
To defeat one's intentions
Burend^ro, ra, «. Sweeper, dustman.
Barren^ro, mrt. The boy that senres the
miners' drills.
forr6no, am. A laree borer or auger; bored
bole; vanity. Dor barreno^ (Nau.) To
scuttle.
Barr6do, an. Earthen pan ; a tub. [tub.
Barrefi6n, am. atigm. Largo earthen pan or
Barrefioncilio, ««n. dim. Small Mrthen pan
or tub. [(Nau.^ To rake.
Barr6r, to. To sweep; carry oflf tno wholo.
Barr6ra,*rr Clay-pit; barrier; mound: cup-
board; barricade; turnpike. JSalirabar-
rerOj To expose to public censure, fpit
Barriro, »m. Potter: height, eminence; cday-
Barr6ta, »f. (Dim.) Small bar; shoe lining.
Barrotear, ra. To bar; line a shoe.
Barret^ro, 9m. In mining, one who works
with a crow-bar, wedge, or pick.
Barret6n, 9m. angm. Large bar.
Barretoncillo, 9tju dian. Small bar. [city.
BarriAda, ft. Suburb, district, or ward of a
Barrica, »/ K cask containing sixty gallons.
BarriciUia, ^ Barricada
Sarrido, «m. Sweep, the act of sweeping.
Barriga, tf. Belly, abdomen ; pregnancy.
BarrigfSn, miK augm. A big belly.
Barrigddo, da, a. Big-bclHed.
BarrlOTilla, «/ tf*'^ A lltUo beHy.
•arri.. *?«. (*«.sk, barrel.
BAS
Barril&me, am. Barrileria, at. A number of
barrels collected in one place.
Barrilejo, am. dim^ Rundlet, a flmall barroL
Barril^ro, am. Barrel-maker.
Barrildto, am. (Nau.) Mouse. Barrilete di
banco, Joiner's hold-ftst; keg. [firkin.
Barrilico, Ulo, ho, «m. dim. Kec, rundlet,
Barrilla, af. A little bar; a rod ; glass-wort;
1>arilla; soda.
BarriUir, am. Barllla-plts ; barilla ashes.
Bto1o^«m. Ward ; suburb. Andar debar-
riOy To wear a plain, simple dress.
Barrita, ^ dim. A small bur; keg:
Barriz^, am. Clay-pit
B&rro, am. Clay, mud; earthen- ware; drink-
ing-vessel ; lock of wooL Dar or tener
barro d mono. To have money.— />/»
Plmnles in the lace. [seats.
Barr6cho, am. High open carriage with two
Barr6so, sa, a. Muddy ; pimpled.
Barr6te, am. Iron bar to make tables fiat;
timbers laid across others. Barrotea^
(Nau.) Battens, scantliaes.
Barrotines, am. pL BarnMnea ds loa haoa^
(Nau.^Carline8: BarraiineadelatoldiUa^
(Nan.) Beams of the stem.
Barm6co, am. Peari of irregular form.
Barrumbida, ^f. Groat and ostentatious ex-
pense.
Barruntaddr, ra, a. CJonJecturer. [tokens.
Barmntamldnt^, ant. Guessing by signs and
Barrunt&r, va. To foresee or oot^ecture by
signs.
Barrfinte, anu Notice, information.
Barrftnto, am. Conjecture.
B&rtuloa, atn. pi. Ail!airs or bu^Dees.
Bar6ca, ^. Artifice, deceit
Barz6n, am. Idle walk ; ox-yoke strap.
Barzonedr, f n. (Prov.) To loiter about
BAsa, ^ Base, Ibundation.
Basdito, 9m. Basalt, basaltes.
Basami^nto, atjk (Arch.) Basement
Bns&r, BazAr, am. Bazaar.
Biisca, qf. Nausea.
Bascoslddd, at. Uncleanliness, naetiness, Altb.
Bdscula, ^. Lever, pole, staK [color.
Bdse, tf. Base, basis ; groundwork ; ground*
Basilica, tf. Basilica; royal palace; pubHs
haU.
B«silic6n, am. (Med.) BaslUcon.
BasiUo, lia, a. Basillan.
Basilisoo, am. Basilisk, cockatrice.
Bas&nica, <^ Chamber-pot
Basquedr, vn. To be squeamish.
BasquUla, f/! Disease in sheep.
Basqi^a, «? Spantoh upper petticoat
Bdsta, ad. Enough ; halt, stop, [knottings.
Bdsta, tf. Basting-stitch. Baaiaa, mattrass
Baivtdge, am. Porter, carrier.
Bast&nte, a. Sufficient, enough.
Bastantem^nte, ad. Sufficiently. [courts.
Bastant^ro, am. An examiner in Spanish law
Bastar, vn. To suffice, to be enough.
Bastdrda, ff. Bastard file; mainsail; Italle
type.
Bastardedr, vn. To degenerate; bastirdlxa
Bastard61o, am. Notaiy's book of roug*
drafts.
Bastardla, ^ Bastardy; meanness.
BftstardilU, /jr! (Print) Itelio type.
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BasUrdo, d«, a. Bftstard, tj orioos; illegiti*
mate.
BasUrdo, 9m, Bastard; a hhort, fiofoonoas
anake. Bastardo de uh racarMnto^
(Nao.) Parrol-rope.
Baatedr, va. To basto, sew alightly.
Baatoc^r, Bastaoo^. va. Tr achdme.
Bast6nia,f< A kind of cart to travel [dies.
Bast^ro, am. Maker and seller of pack-sad-
Bast{d6r, am,. Embroidery frame; sash.
BaMidorety (Nan.) Frames for canvaa
bulkheads; side staee-eoenea.
Bastilla, tf. Hem.
Uastimentir, tw. To supply with provisions.
Bastim6nto, mvK Supply of provisions.
(Nan.) Veeeel
Binti6n, am. Bastion, bulwark.
Bisto, sm. Pack-saddle; pad; ace of dubs.
J3aa<(M, daba. [spun.
BAsto, ta, a. Coarse, rude, clumsy; home-
Bast^n, rnn. Cane, stick: truncheon; mili-
tuy command. (Aroh.) Fluted moulding.
Dar batioru To stir must with a stick.
Ba9ton99y (Her.) Bars in the shield.
Baston&da, ^ BastonAzo, 9m. Bastinado.
BastoncUlo, gm. Small cano; narrow lace.
Bastoneir, vo. To stir most with a stick.
Baston6ro. 9m. Marshal or manager; assist-
ant Jail-koeper.
Bas(ira,«/: Sweepings ;dunff, manure, [hin.
Basur6ro, am. Dustman; dust-pan; dung-
B&ta, ^f. Momlnff or nicht gown; reftise of
silk: dress wiUi a train.
Batacazo, am. Violent contusion from a &I1.
Batah61a, rf. Hurly-burly, olaroor, hubbub.
BatiUla, «>; Battle, fight, combat; ibncing;
struggle; Just, tournament Ouerpo as
hataUa ds wui 990uadr€iy The centre di-
vision of a fleet Xn hataila^ With an
extended fh>nt [or.
Batallad6r,riL«. Combatant; warrior; fbno-
Batall&r, vn. To battle, fight ; fence ; contend.
Batall6Ia, $/. Bail on bou-d a ship, [ment
Batall6n, am. Battalion, portion of a regi-
BatAn, am. Fulling-mill.
Batanddo, da, a. Fulled, milled.
Batan4r, wk To ftill olotli. {\r.
Batane4r, «a. To bang or beat, handle rougn-
Batan6ro, am. Fuller, a clothier.
Bat&ta, 9f. Sweet poUta [potato.
Batatin, 9m. dim, (Bot) Small-rooted sweet
Batav6hi,«/ (Nan.) Kail BaUiyola9dela9
C(2^ Top-rails. BaiayoUi9cMf>a9ama-
fk>, Gang-way rails. [troueh ; boat
Bat6a, 9f. Fainted tray; large wooden bowl;
Batehuela, «^ dim, A small luunper or tray.
Bat^, 9m. Christening.
Bateria, am. Battery. BaUr\a d barifeta^
A barbet battery. BateAa entsrrada^
A sunk battery. BaUria A rt/boU^ A ric-
ochet battery. Bateria crmoMts^ Cross
battery. Ausria <Za coolmi, Kitchen ftir^
niture; tier of guns on one side of a ship.
Batear%a entera de vna banda^ A broad-
side; repeated importunities.
Bat^ro, ra, a. Mantua-maker, dress-maker.
BatlboTTillo, y. BaUburrlUo.
Batio6hi, 9f. Crupper. [huntsmen.
Batida, rf. A hunting-party; noise made by
Bat1d6nv«i: Beater; stirrer.
BatldSro, 9m. Collision; uneven gftmnd
(Nau.) Wash-board. [roadsi
Batido, da, a. Changeable sllka; Deataa
Baddo, 9m. FIour*batter.
Batid6r, am. Scout; ranger; life-guard. A»-
^or<facd^m4>, A hemp-dresser. BaU'
dor de oro dplaia^ A gold or silver beater.
Batldnte. am. Jamb or post of a door; port-
oelL BaUeniedeUAOaiuUra^{iitm.)F\j
of an ensign. BaUenUdeundique^Apion
of a dock.
Batiffilla, 9m. (Prov.) Gold-beater; warp.
Batib^a. 9m. Gold-beater; warp of doth.
Bationd6o, am. The fluttering or a l>anner.
Batlporti^, va, (Nau.) To house a gun.
Batip6rtea, am. pi. Port-cells.
Batir, imx. To beat, dash; chish: demoltsh:
JW oieno bate d Madrid, The north wind
blows on Madrid. Batir banderae. To
salute with the colors; strike the colors.
Batir el eampo. To reconnoitre. Batir
moneda^To coiu money. Batir lae dae^
To ply the seas. Batir ku oataratas or
nitbee de lo9 ctfoe^To eonniti. Batir hcjiKt^
To foliate, or to beat metals into leaven.—
w. To losa comiUEe, dedine In health.
Batiree el cobre. To toil hard for useful
purposes.
Batista, «/ Batiste, the finest cambric
Batqiir, va. To beat down the fruit of a tree.
Batol&B^ 9/. Battolofly, needlesa repetition.
Batucar. imx. To beat Uquora, &c^ mix them.
Batuquerio, 9m, Agitauon, disturbance.
Batniirillo, 9m. Hotch-potch, medley; nn-
conneoted ideas.
Ba61. 9m. Trunk; belly.
Bonlito, am. dim. A small trunk.
BanprM, am. Bow-sprit
Baus&n,na, a. Effigy; fool; bow-sprit; down.
Bnutlsm&l, a. Baptismal
BauUsmo, 9m^ Baptism. (Nau.) Ducking.
Bantist^rio, 9m, Baptistery.
Bautiz^nte, pa. BapUzer.
Bantiz4r, wk To baptize, christen. (Nao.)
To duck seamen. BauHMor el vino, To
mix water with wine.
Bautko, cm. Christening.
BAya. ^ Berry, any small fhiit (Prov.)
role to sepanite horses. [flax.
Bay^l, a. Not steeped or soaked : applied to
Bay&I, 9m. Lever used in raising miU-stones.
Bay6ta. ef. Baize, a sort of flannel Bayeta
de alconcher, Ck>lchester baize. Bayeta
/fljwtoyTianrashlre baize. Bayeta mini-
^no, Lonff baize. Bayeta da 9ur or de
ci<mA{2a«, White list batzo. Bayeta Jtna,
Swanskin. Arra9trarbayeta9.(}ieL)Tt
enforce a claim with care.— ^ Pall; in
paper-miUs, felts.
Bayet6n, 9m. Coating. Bayeton moteado^
Spotted coating. Bayeton de fwibee^
Clondeil coating. Bayeton rayado^^\x\p'
edcoathig. Aryaftm comtm, coarse baize.
B^o, ya. a. Bay, a oheetnut-color.— «
Brown butterfly.
Bay6co, 9m. Copper coin of Italy ; unripe flg.
Bay6na, (Arda) ad. The little concern tM
cost of a festival gives to those who pay
nothing. [Fixed bayonet
Bayon6ta, ef. Bayonet Bayoneta oa!ad<\
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ftiyiiiMtiao, «nK Thiusi with a baronet
Bay6qiie» aioK Indian coin ofS ftrtbings.
Bay^ea, «m. TippIinff>hoQBe.
Baa, ^. Trick at cardSb ]So d^r m€ter
baeOf Not to let one pat in a word. Tener
lien Obemiada •« hafk, To have a good
naxiMb (Nan.) Oozr ground.
R&KOv mv Bpleen; milt.
Bizo, za»5k ^rown inclining to yellow. Fom
6aaovBrown bread.
Bazofia, «/ OfU; reflose: hogwash.
Razocir. vck To stir and shake liquids ; dash.
Bazaqoeo, «m.. Btlrring liquids; Jumble.
C«» MiK Baa, the err 0? sheep.— V^ The let-
ter Jl ftr; devotee; bypocrlto.
R^ta, ^ Woman eng&rod in works of chari-
Beateria, ^f. (lion.) Affected piety: bigotry.
Beat6rio, «mw Iloaae inhabited by pious
Beatico, ea, & <Z<m. Hypocrite.
Beatificaci6n« tf. BeatUkatlon.
Beatificam6ntvo<2. BeatiBcally.
Bi'atiflcir, wjl. To beatify.
Beatiflcoi, c% a, (Diyin.) Beatific, beatifleaL
B^tilla, ^f. A 0<»1 of fine linen.
Beatisimo, ma, a, 9up. BcaUttimo padre^
Moat boly fltther.
BcatiUid, <^ Beatitude; holiness.
Be^ ta, cu Happy, blessed; wearing a ro-
Ugions b^it; ae%'OUt. [in retirement
BcMo, ta, 9. Anions perB<Mi ; one who lives
Beat6n. na, %. Ilypocrite, bigot
Bebedoro,«fik Drinking vessel Beb^dero»,
lining strips. [able.
Bebed^ro, ra, Bebedizo, za, a. Potable, drink-
Bebedizo, am. Philter or love potion.
Bebeddr, ra, «. Tippler, toper.
Beb&r, va. To drink ; pledge, toast Saber
de ead<M, To drink at leisure. Beber lo9
rientoa^ To solicit with eagerness. Beiber
eomo una euba, To drink as a fish.
iieberrdn, sm, (Little us.) Tippler, low
drunkard.
BeUda, WT Drink, beverage, potion.
Bebido, da, a. Intoxicated. Bisn hebida,
Drunk.— A Drench, potion tor brutes.
Bcblatr^o, »nu Extravagant mixture of
diink&
Beborrote^, «a. To sip.
B6ca, ff. Part of a collegian's dress; fellow-
ship; miow. Beea ae merocd^ Scholar-
shlpi Becas, Strips of velvet for feclngs.
B«!ab(inga, nf. (Bot) Brook-limeu
Becida, ^ (Om.) Woodcock.
liecafigo, ««. (Orn.) Fig-pecker, epicurean
warUer. iI^a/2(;ro raro, Bed-hoaded lin-
n4^
B«card6n, 9m. (Prov.) Snipe. [earth.
Bec^rra, mn. (Bot) Smm-dragon ; nil of
Becerrillo, ilia, ito, ita, «. dim. C^f ; dressed
calf-skin.
Bec^rro, ra, «: A yearling calf; dressed calf-
skin. jBtfCtfrrM cAaroMKiM; Patent leath-
er cal^kina. Bec&rro marino^ A sea-
cali; the seal
Beeoooin, tm. ()ap tied under the chin.
Beeoadroi »m^ (Mua.) A sharp (:%).
BedR 9m. B^uUe; warden; appiurltor.
Beddla, ^ Beadleship, wardenanlp.
B«Mlio, 9nK Bdollinm an aromatic gum.
BEM
Bedija, ^ Flock, lock of wool [dropped
Bedij6ro, ra, «. Gatherer of the locks of wofl>l
Bofii. iff. Jeer, scofl; mock ; garland.
Befuoemi, ffm. A musical sign. [the I!p&
Befar, va. To mock, scofll laugh at; mov*
Bt'fo, £a, a. Blubber-lippea.
B6ro, 9m. Ltp of a horse or other animal
Begin, am. Peevish, wayward child,
itogu^r. am. A civil magistrate in Cataloniiw
" — leno, 9m. District and Jurisdiction of a
Behctria, ^ Confhsion, disorder. Luffar da
beheirxa^ A place where perfect eqaolily
prev^ls.
B^in, am. (Bot) Puflf-balL
Be{in6ro, 9m. (Prov.) One who separates the
fees from the oil
Bcducil, am. A place where reeds grow.
Beluco, am. Thin or pliable reed; vine
Bcjjuquillo, am. A small gold chain ; ipacac-
nanha; a ratan ; a small vine.
B^lcho, am. Horse-tail-tree.
Beld/td, nf. Beauty. Una bddad^ a beauty
a fiiir woman.
Bdedin, */. Sort of cotton stuffi
Belomnita, ^ Bolcnmites, arrowhead or fin
ger stone.
Relefio, am. (Bot) Henbane ; poison.
Bel^rioo, am. (Bot) Kind of myrabolan.
B61fo, &, a. Blob-lipped. i>i«n/6 &^(/b, Snag-
tooth.
B61fo, swk Thick under lip of a bortje. [jar
Belhfiz, ^ Belhteo, am. (Prov.) Oil or wine
B61IC0, ca, a. Warlike, martial, military.
Belicoso, sa, a. Warlike, martial; quarrel-
some.
Bellcosidid, a/. Warlike state,
licligero, ra, a, (Poet) Warlike, belligerent
Bell^cr^into, a. Belligerent
Bolitre, a. (ColL) Low, vulgar; roguish.
Bellacamdnte, ad. Knavishly; roguishly.
Belldco, ca, a. Mean, artfbl, sly; cunniog.
Bellaco, am. Eogue, a villain, a knave.
Bellac«!>u, BellMonazo, am. augtn. Great
knave, an arrant rogue. [fellow.
Bellacu61o, am^ dim. Artful, cunning little
Bellad&ma, Bollad6na, af. Deadly night-
shadcL belladonna.
Bellam^nte, ad. Prettily, graceftilly, Ihirly.
Bellaoue&r, ca. To cheat, swindle, play low
tricko, [meannen.
Bellaqueria, af. Knavery, roguery, swindling,
BeI15zie^ tf. Beauty, handsomeness, flourish ;
decoration. i>dcir &tf{2eea«, To say prettf
things.
Bello, lla, a. Beautlftil, handsome, &lr, fine;
Da au beUa gracia^ Of one's own accord.
Belidrio, ia, a. Mouse-colored.
Belloriui, ^ Primrose, cowslip. Bellorita
prima^waly Common cowslip.
Belldta, ^ Acorn; acom-shapca box.
Bell6te, am. liarge round-headed nail.
Bellote&r, «n. To be fed with acorns.
Bellot^ra, ^ Season fbr gathering acorns.
Bellot^ro, ra, a. Acorn gatherer or dealer.
Bellotica, ilia, ita, ^ dim. Small acorn.
Bel6rta, af. Screw which fiistens the plough
beam. ,
Bem61, am. (Mus.) A flat ( D X
BomolAdo, a. (Mus.) Having the D siftn.
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Ben, tUb^ tm. Fruit which yioldfl a pre-
doiu olL
Benarriza, ^. A bird of the IhxnDy of ortolnna.
Beodedr, va. To bless, doToto, consecrate.
Bendlcidn, »f. Benediction.
Bendito, ta, o^ Salntod, btc^ed; silly. JE7
bendUOf Frayer which begins with these
words.
Benediclte, 9m. (Lat) Permission solicited.
Benedictn, ^. Benedict, an electnary.
Benefact6r, tm. Benefactor.
Bonoflc^ncia, ^ Beneficence, kindness.
Beneflclaci6n, sf. Benefaction. [ticlar;.
Beueflciido, «m. Incumbent; curate, bene-
Beneflciad6r, ra, «. Benefactor; improver.
Beneficl&l, a. Relating to benefices.
Bencflciar, va. To benefit; cultivate; im-
prove mines ; confer a benefice ; purcliase
ft place or employ.
Beneflciirto, »m. Beneflcianr.
Bt'oefido, wm. Benefit, Icindness; rirtt;
profit; boneflcci Bawjido curado^uen'
efloe with a curacy.
Beneflci6so, sa, a. lienoflcial, adrantagooua.
Benefice, ca, a. Beneficent, kind.
Benem6rito, to, a. Meritorious, deserving,
worthy. [consent.
Benepldclto, 9Hk Good-will, approbation,
Benevol^ncia, sf. Benevolence, good-will,
kindness.
Benevolo, la, a. Benevolent, kind, gentle.
Bongala, «/. Bengal, thin slight stum
Bcnignamento, ad. Kindly, benevolently,
clemently. [brity.
Benlgniddtt, ^ Benignity, kindness; salu-
Bonigno, ua, a. Benign; humane; kind;
mild, gentle.
Benito, ta, t. and a, Benedictine friar or nun.
Bci\]ui, »m. Benzoin, a gum-rc5in.
Beod6z, ^f. Drunkenness, intoxication.
Beddo, da, a^ Drunk, drunken. [ors.
Bc*qne. em. Head of the ship ; privy for sail-
Bcqn^Do, «m. Woodpecker.
Berdm, ijf. Coarse India cotton stuff.
Berb^na, */ Verbena, vervain, peristerlon.
Bcrberis, «m. (Bot) Barberry, piperidge-
bnsh.
Berb6ro, wk A confection made of barberry.
Berbi, rnn, A sort of woollens.
Bcrbiqui, 9m. A carpenter's brace and blL
Bercebfi, 9m^ Devil; perverse temper, ugly
Berceria, ^ Vegetable-market. [person.
Berdol^ ^ Purshiin.
Berengena. 9/. Esqg-pUnt
Bereneeniil, «iik l!<^-phmt field. Ifeterwen
un oertngenal/So involve one's self in
difflcultioa.
BeigKn6ta, 9f. Bergaroot; bergamot-enufll
Bergam6te, Bergamdto, 9m. Bcreamot-trce.
Ben^te, 9m. Brazen-&ced villain, rascal.
Bergantin, 9m, (Nau.) A brig.
Bergant^Q, na, 9. aitffm. Brazen-lhced, im-
pudent person. [ruJIBan.
Bereantonizo, «m. au^rn^ Most impudent
Benlo, 9m. Beryl, a precious stone, [riage.
Berlina, ^. Landau or beriin, an open car-
Berlinga, ^ A clothos-Iine post ; small round
timber. [of the rampart
B6rma, «/! (Fort) Bonn, ground at the foot
Permejear, Bermcjec^r rn. To he reddish.
BBS
Bermojizo, za, a. Beddish*
Berm^o, Ja, o^ Of a bright reddish coior
BermeJ<Sn, na, a. Beddish.
Bcrmeju6h^ «/t Rochet, a small rlver-flsb.
Bermeiura, 8f. Beddishnoss, ruddr color.
Bormell6n, Bermlll6n, 9m. Vcrmfllon.
Bermudi^na, 9f. Iris-leaved slsyrinchium.
Bcmandinas, 4/? pi. Fan&ronadee, IUm
boosts.
Berncg^l, 9m. BowL
BcmlH, 9/ Rug; rong^ cloak; a bore.
Bemlclo, ff/ Barnacle, a bird like a gooee
Bemiz, 9m. Varnish, paint, rouge; printer^
ink.
B6rra, ^ (Bot.) Tlie strong waterHsress.
BerrAza, 9/. Water parsnip.
BerreAr, vru To cry like a calf, bellow.
BorrcguetAr, vn. To play slelght-of-hand
tricks. [children.
Berronchin, 9m, Grunting; cry of wayward
BerrendeArse, ur. To grow yellow, as wheat
Borr^ndo, da, a, Stamed with two colors;
yellow wheat
BemJra, tf. V. Berraea comtm, [animal.
Bcrrido, im. Tlie bellowing of a calf or oih^^
Berr'm, 9m, Person in a violent passion.
Berrinche, 9tn, Anger, passion ; sulkiness.
Berrinchudo, a. Passionate, sulky.
BerrizAl, 9m. Place ftill of water-cresses.
BiSrro, ««!, Water-cress. Andar d la fior
del 09rro^ To stroll and wander about
BerrocdL «m. A cra^[y or rocky place. [Ite,
Berroquofla, q^ Pieara herroquefia^ Gran-
Berru6co, »m. Pin, a small homy Induratior^
Berruga, sf. Wart, corneous oxcroscence.
Borrugdza, «f. Larjre wart
Bemigi^, sa. a. Warty. [I^yons.
BeiYfisa, 9f. Sort of stuff manufactured at
Bdrza, if. Cabbage. Dena or col comun,
Bavoy-cabbage. Berza lombarda^ Rotl
cabbage. JS/ttar en let'sa. To be In the
bbde: applied to grain.
Besad6r, ra, «. and a. Kissing; kisser.
Besam&nos. •»>« Levee or court-day ; a salute
"With the hand. [plough.
BesAna, ^ First ftirrow opened with a
Besitr, ca. To kiss ; touch closely. A' be9ar.
(Nau.) Home, or block on block. Jlegar
ybetar^ No sooner said than done. — er.
To strike heads accidentally.
Besico, illo, ito, 9m. dim. A little kiss.
B6so, 9m. Kiss ; violent collision. £990 ds
fnon jo, Kind of sweet-meat I>arunbe90
aljarro^ To drink freely.
BestezuAla,^ dim. A llUle beast
B&jtta, 9f Beast B69tia d« albarda, A
beast of burden. BMtia ds 9illa, A aaAdle
beast Gran be9Ha, An elk, an animal ol
the stag kind : dunce, idiot
BestiSge, Bestiftme, 9m, An assembly of
beasts of burden.
Besti&l, a. Bestial, bmtal.
BesUalidAd, 9f Brutish quality.
BesUalmfinte, ad. Bestially, brutally.
BMti&za, 9tn, augm. A great beast ; an idiot
Bestleclca, ilia, lt^ Bestlezu61a, «/ dl/m. k
little beast; an Ignorant pcrson.
Bestion, 9m. attam. Large beast
B^tola. >»/. Paddle for cleaning the conltof
Bc^sncidor, ra, s. Kisser.
Digitized by VjOOQlC
BIE
Besacftr, vo. Tb glre many kiss^
Besoedn, «nu Hearty kiss. [breama.
BMQg&dk, ^ A lunch or supper of sea*
fiesugo, «?K (Ichtb.) Sea-bream or red gilt-
bead. 0)0 d^ bmitgoj Squint-eyed.
Beeugn^ra, ^ A pan for dressing heaugot;
a female bream-seller.
Besogo^ro, em. Fish man or seller of breams ;
fishing-tackle for breams.
Besognete, 9m. (Ichth.) Bed Sea-bresro.
BcGaqa6o, mm. Hearty and repeated kisses.
B6ta,j^ A bit or line of thread; tte tapeto
tie on sandals. Beta d^ la madera^ The
grain of the n^bod. Betas, fNao.) Pieces
of cordage for all sorts of tackle.
OetabeU nn, Betarriga, Betarr&ta, ^ (Bot)
Beet-root
Bet61, 9m, Betel-nnt palm; betel-leaf >ine.
Betlemita, 9m. pi Bethlemlte, a Mar of a
reli^ons order.
Betonica, ^ (Bot) Betony.
Beti^ 9tn, Bitomen, pitch ; cement Betun
de eoimena^ Coarse wax. [grapes.
Beima, ^. A gold-colored wine ofBemia
Be^t» 8nk A kind of s^^flsh.
Bey, 9m. Bey, a Turkish Kovemor.
Beyupftra, 4^ A la:^ kind of fish.
Bezaar, «/ Bezoa** medicinal stone, antidote.
B«z4nte, «m. (Her.) Bezant; round spot
Bezir, tf. Bezoar stone.
Bdzo, am. Blabber-Up; proud flesh.
Bezofir, 9m. V. Betar.
Bczoardico, ca, a. Bezoardic
Bez6te, «i». A ring worn In the under Up.
Bezfidoi, da, a. Blubbcr-Uppcd, or blop-
lipped. [bark.
Blamb6naa, 9f.pl. K stulT made in China of
BJangnl^r, a> Biangulated, biangulous.
Bifea, 9f. Goane silk from the Levant
Btizas, ^. pL Saddlebags.
BIbdro, 9m. Linen from QaHcia.
Biblla, 9f. Bible.
Biblfco, ca, a. Biblical. [worm.
nblidfllo, en. BibUophile, book-lorcr, book-
BibUografia, sf. Bibnography. [ograpbic
Bibli(^r4fico, ca, a. BlbilographlcaJ, bibli-
Mbli^grafo, «7K Bibliographer.
Bibliomania, ^f. BibUomania.
BibU^mano, na^ Bibliomaniac
Bfbli6taft), 9m. Who neyer lends his books.
Bfbllot^ca, ^f. Library.
Bibliotec&rio, 9m^ Librarian.
Biea, «/r A sea-fish resembUns a bream.
Bfc^isnl&r, a. (Bot) Bicapsnlar.
BicMTa, qf. A kind of wild or mountain goat
Bicb^ 9m. (Nau.) Boat-hook.
Bieho, 9m. SmaU grub or insect: Tcrmln.
Ma* Mcho. A mischievous urchin.
Bie6ca, ^. Sentry-box; a smaU borough;
a tUng of little yalne.
Bicoquite, 9m>, A bonnet or head-dress.
Bicoquin, 9m. Csp tied under the chin.
BIcdme, a. BIcomuous, bicorn.
Bioorpdreo, rea, a, Bicorporal
Bloos, sm, pi. Smtdl gold points or lace.
Bicuadr&tica, a. Biqnadrale, biauadratic
Bid^nte, 9m. Two-pronged spade; sheep.
Bifida, 8f. Pitchfork with slxor seven prongs.
Keld&r, ««. To winnow by means ol^a fork.
Bidldo, BI6Igo, 9m. Winnowlng-fork.
BIL
— • t
Bidn, 9m. Supreme soodnosa; object of «•
teem; good, utility, benefit; wUkre^
.B««»<5», Property, fortune, riches. BUk^
raiceSf Real estate. £{^ne9 musbleSf
Goods. Blenes de fortuna, Worldlv
treasures. Decir mil bien^a^ To praise
commencL
Bi6n, ad. Well, right; happily; willingly.
Bien qv4^ Although. Bien *<, But It
Ahcra bien^ Now, this being so. Mat
Mtfn, Rather. JTay hien de eso. There ii
plenty of that Ser hirru, To bo good, use-
ful, or convenient Dc hien d frw« or po*
butu, Willingly, amicably. Bstar lUn
To bo well.
Biendl, a. Biennial.
Bienam^do, da, a. Dearly belovctl. [cess
BienandAnza, tf. FcUcitv, prosperity, sue
Bicnavcntnrddo, da, a. Blessed, nappy; sue
cessfhl; simple, silly.
Bienaventurdnza, «/ Beatitude; human fo
Uclty. Btmaventuranoaa, The eight lv»
atitudes.
Bienestikr, 9m, Well-being.
Bienfortun^o, da, a. Fortunftto, successful
Biengrandda, if. Curl-leaved gooso-foot
BienbabWdo, da, a. Well and civilly spoken
BienhadAdo, da, a. Lucky, fortunate, happv
Bienh^cho, cha, a. Well-shaped, weU-per
formed.
Bienhechdr, m, «. Benefhctor.
Biteio, 9m. Term or space of two years.
Bienquer^, vn. To wish the good of another
esteem.
Blenqner^r, 9m. Esteem, attachment
Bienqnisto, ta, a. Generally esteemed and
respected.
Blenvenida. t^. Welcome, [shell of an ejrjt
Bi6n2a, </: (Prov.) The film which lines lh«
Bi^Tzo, 9m, Linen manulacturod at Bierzo.
Bifdrme, a. (Poet) Biformed, blibrm.
Bifr6nte, a. Double-fronted or double-fkccd.
BigAmla, ttf. Bigamy.
Bigamo, «m. Bbamist
Bigardedr, w. To live Uccntionsly ; wander.
Bigardia, 9f. Jest, fiction, dissimulation.
Bigdrdo, 9ni. Friar of loose morals ; a lubber.
Bigarrddo, da, a. Variegated, motley, dapple.
BIgdrro, sm. (Prov.) A large sea-snaU.
Bign6nia, ^ (Bot) Trumpet-flower.
Bigomcta, sf. dim, A small anvil
Big6mia,«/ Anvil
Big6Ui, 9f. (Nau.) Dead-eye.
Bigotuzo, sm. augm. I^arge whisker^
Big6te, 9m. Whisker, mustache. J/oinbt^
de bigotey A man of spirit and \igor.
Tener bigotes. To be firm and undaunted.
Bigotdra, ftm. Leather cover for whiskers;
ribbon ornament; folding seat in front ol
a chariot Pegar ttna Hgatera, Toplay
one a trick, itf^^o^^o^. Face, mien. lUier
buenaa bigoteraa. To have a pleasing faoa
Bigoteria, */ Bigotry. (Padre Isla.)
Bifa, sf. Amotta or nnnatto tree.
Bildnce, am. Balance of an account
Biland^r, em^ Bilandei', a small morchar
vessel
Bilidrio, ria,j;T. Bilianr.
raal; <
Bmngiie, a. Bilingual ; d^oeltfhl
BiU6so, i>a, a. Bilious.
5T
Digitized by VjjOOQIC
BI8
nili»>/Blle.
Billar, wk Billlard-table; gameofbllUarda.
BUldto, «m. Billet, Ublo, ticket BilUis de
hanco^ A bank-note. [letter.
Billetico, MK dim, A small billet; a love-
BlUdn, srtK Billion.
Bilinad6r, «m. Algebraist
Bil6rta, am. Bing; tlying report; a kind of
cricket gaino.
Bii6rto, «ffk Bat havlnff a crooked bead.
Biltroto^r, vn. To ramble about the streets.
Biltrot<ira, tf. A gossip, gossiping woman.
Bimembre, a. Having two members.
Bimustro, a. Of twoononths' duration.— «m.
Tvfo months* leave of absence.
BinadSra, sf. Weedlng-hook.
Binad6r, mn. Digger, ne who digs the same
ground again. [second time.
BinAr. ta. To dig or ploogh ground the
Bin4rio, sm. Binary. [wooden brackets.
Binateras, 4/C pi. (Nan.) Becketa, straps,
Binaz6n, 9m. Digging or ploughing a second
time.
Bindcnio, am, Binocle, opera-glass.
Binocol^, a. Binocular. [Binomial root
Bindmia. af. Binomial Kai» binomial^
Binza, i\f. Pellicle, lining of an egg.
Biograf la, ^ Biocraphy.
Blogr&flco, ca, a. Biographical
Bi^afb, am. Biographer.
Bi6mbo, wn. Screen.
Blpartido, da. a. Bipartite.
Bipedal', a-. Bipedal
Bipedo, am^ Biped.
Bipdtalo, la, a, (Bot) Blpetaloua. [knees.
Biquit<Srtes. a, pi (Nau.) Qnarter-gallenr
Binida, ^. Tack. Birada de hordo^ (Nan.)
Tacking, putting the ship about
Blrad6r, sm, (NauO Top-rope.
Birdr, i?a. (Nau.) To wind, twist; tack;
heave. Birar dA hordo^ To tack or go
about Birar por avant^^ To put the
ship to windward- Birar de hordo on
redondOy To put the ship to leeward.
Biras6nca, aiiupl. Land and sea breezes.
BirbiquL 9m. Borer, brace and bit
Biribis, Bisbia, am^ JBlribi, a sort of game.
Biric6, am. Sword-belt
Birilla, af. Shoe ornament of gold or silver.
Birlad6r, am. One who knocks all down at
a blow.
Birl&r, i>a. At nine-pins, to throw a bowl a
blow, kill at one shot; snatch away; dls-
dinary means.
que. Doing by
Inge.
a at nine-pins.
ombre. A la
g; hoop.
the:
her.
ker*8 polisher.
9 and hinses. i
BLA
Biaagraa de la porter'ut^ (Nao.) PoH
hiiiges.
Btsilto, em. (Bot Prov.) Pea.
Bis&nuo, nna, a. (Bot) Bisannual
Bi80cci6n, a/T Bisection.
Bis^l, am. Bevel edce of the plate.
Bisiusto, a. Bissextiio. Muaar de bineata$
To alter one's conduct
BisUabo, ba, a. Gousisting of two syllables.
Bisl'mgua, 4/! (Bot) Butcher's broom.
Bi86}o, Ja, a. Squint-eyed. {pdo,
BIsOnto. am. Bbon, In America called bof^
Bisofidda, a/. Bash speech or action.
Bisofteria, ^ Inconaiderate«peech or action.
Bis^fio, fia, a. Undisciplined; novice; un-
broken horse.
BlBp6n, am. Roll of oil-doth.
Bistola, ^. (Prov.) Staff.
Bl8t6rta, af. Great bistort or snako-weod-
Bistrdta, or Blstr^cha, ^ Payment in ad-
vance.
BIstttri, am. (Surg.) Bistoury.
Bis&lco, ca, a. Bisulcous, cluven-lboted.
Bisnrcddo, da, a, Biftircated, forked.
BItdcora, ^ Binnacle
BitadOra. qf. Cable-bit, a turn of Uie cable.
Bitaa, af. pk (Nau.) Bits. CorUrabiiaa,
Standards of the bits. Bita de moUnOe,
Knight-head of the windlass.
Bitchemdre, am. Biche de mer.
BiUSnes, am, pL (NauJ Pins of the capstan
Bit6que, am^ Bung. Tener ojoa de bUo^ue
To squint
Bltor, em. (Om.) Kail
Bitumen, am. Bitumen.
Bituminoso, sa, a. Bituminous.
Blvdlvo, va, a. (Conch.) Bivalve, bivalvnUur.
BIv6rio, am. Beaver, castor.
Biza, af (Ichtii.) Fish similar to a tunny-fish.
Bizarrain6nte, ad. GallanUy, wiUi spirit
BIzarredr, tm. To act spiritedly and gallantiy.
Bizarria, </C Gallantry, valor; liberality.
Bkdrro, rra, a. Gallant, bravo ; generoui*.
Bizdzas, ^ hk Saddle-bags.
Blzcdcha, <^ A Peruvian animal
Bizcdr, «a. To squint
Biz'co, cts a. Squint-eyed.
Bizcochdda, jj/: Biscuit boiled in milk.
Bizcochdr, tsa. To make or bake biscuit
Bizcoch^ro, am. Biscuit-cask; biscult-znakM
or seller. .
Bizcochito, am. dim, A small biscuit
second time; to knock all down at onv J)izc6cho,«m. Biscuit; sweet cake; wbitina.
Bizcot^la. ^ Ll^t biscuit
Bizma, ^ Cataplasm, poultice.
Bizmdr, «& To poultice, apply a cataplasm.
Bizna, af. Membrane dividing a nut-shelL
Bizndga, ^ (Botl Carrot-like amml
Biznieta, af. GreA-grand-danghter.
Bizni6to, am. Great-grandson.
Blzquedr, «ik To squint
Bldnca,4/:HalfamaravedL UTo tener blan'
CO, Not to have a fiirthing; magpie.
Blanca-espina, «/! Hawthorn, white thorn.
Bldnco, ca, a. White, hoary; honored, r*-
spected. Hombre bianco. An houe&t man,
JB^o de la gaUina bianco, A lucky fel*
low; untarred
Bldnco, am. Blank; white spot in horses*
mark to shoot at Blanco de haUena.
Digitized by VjOOQlC
Spermaceti; ioterlade; interraL Labor
Man<»» Plain work. Tt>la or ropa bianco^
Linen. Armas blaneas^ Side-arm& De
pwUa en bianco^ Vointhhuik, M bianco
dtl ave. The breast of a fbwL Quedarw
<» blancOy To bo frustrated. [neae.
B1aDe6r, mn. B\axM(a% ^. Whiteness, boari-
BbndAIes. «m. pL (NaiL) Back-stays.
Blandead^r, ra. s. Softener.
Blandcor. vet. To soften ; brandish, floarisb.
— en. To yield, be softened ; tread ten-
der! j. Bumdear con otro^ To coincide
with another. — tr. To be unsteady.
Bland^gae, 9m. A soldier armed with s
laoce. [soil
Blsod^ am. The good or bad anallty of tlie
Blandi^te, a. Tremnloos or TlbraUng.
Blandir, ml To brandish; whirl round.—
rr. To quiver, move tremulonsly.
Blindo, da, & Soft, pliant; milky; effaml-
natCL dehcate; tractable; tender; mild.
Blandon, anu Wax taper; a large church
candlestick.
BlaadoncUlo, mt^ dim. A small candlestick.
Bbnd6cho, cha, BkmdMJo, ja, a. Flabby,
looea, sofL not Ann.
Blandira, sf. Softness, delicacy; gentleness;
niHd temperature; whit© paint.
Blaodarilla, ^ Fine soft pomatum.
Blanqoeaddn, af. Blanching, whitening.
Blanqoeaddr, ra, a. Blancher, whitener,
bleacher.
Blanqneadfira, «£ Whitening, bleaching.
BlanqodU', «a. To bleach, whiten, blnnch ;
whitewash. — tn. To show whiteness.
BUmqneoed^, mn. Officer to blanch the coin.
Blcnqoeo6r, vo. To blanch coin.
Blanqnecino, na, a. Whitish, hoary.
Blanqv^ am. Whitening; whitewash;
bleaching^
Blasqueria, *f. Bleachln^place, bleach-field.
Blanqadro, aim. (Prov.) Tanner, [women.
Blaoqn^te, am. Wfaite^'ash; paint used by
Blaoqiulla, ^ A yery small coin; yellow
pinro: white grape.
BianqocUlo, ilia, a. dim. Whitish.
Biaoqoimitoto, am^ Bleaching lioaor.
Blanqnindeo, so, a. (Prov.) Whitish.
Blanqni2il, sm. Whitish clay, pipe-clay.
Dlanqnizm, ea, a. Whitish.
Biio, a. (Her.) Azure, fklnt blue.
BhMfemible, a, Blamable, culpable, faulty.
Blasfemaddr, ra, a. Blasphemer. [onsly.
Blaafemam^nte, ad. Blasphemously, impi-
Blad'em&r, vn. To bUspheme ; curse.
BlasfematdrlOkria, a. Blasphemous.
Bla^mia, »f. Blasphemy. [pheracr.
Blasl&mo, ma, a. Bhuphemous.— ^ Bias-
naa6n, am. JSeraldry, blazonry; honor,
^ory; ITae^ blaaon^ To blazon, boost
BIasonad6r, ra, «. Boaster, bragger.
Blasonante, pa. Vain-glorlousVboaster.
Blason&r, va. To blazon, boast Blaaonar
del amea^ To brag of deeds never pcr-
forroeJ. [wall.
Ble, am. Plar with a ball thrown against the
B16do,sn»w Wild amaranth. Nomeimporta
tm bledo^ I don't care a straw. No vale
tw hUdo^ It is not worth a rush.
BKnda, (MIn.) Blende.
BOC
Blono, Blino, am. (Ichth.) Bake, Menoy.
Blenorrugia, af. (Med.) Blcnnorrhagla.
B]enorr6a, ^f. (Med.) BlennorrboHi, gleet
Blinda, af. Blindaa,i)2w Y. BUndaffe.
Blindage, am. (Mil) Blind, cover.
B16ndo, ^. Silk lace, blond lace.
Blondina, »fi Narrow silk lace, narrow blon
Blondo, da, a. Flaxen, flaxy, light
Bloqnedr, ra. (Mil.) To blockade.
BloquSo, sm. Blockade.
B6a, ^ Boa, a large serpent {cattle.
BoaWge, swk (Prov.) Pasturage of black
Boarrote, am, (Little us.) Storm or tempest
at sea. [clamation.
Bodto, am. Pompous show ; shout of ao>
Bobdda, af. Silly speech or action.
Bobdiias, am. A very stupid follow, a dolt
Bobalic^Sn, Bob^o, am. Great blockhead;
stupid. [foolishly, stupidly.
Bobomente, ad. Without trouble or care;
Bobarr6n, na, a. Little foolish, little stupid.
Bobat^l, ayn. Stupid fellow, dolt
Bobtttico, ca, a. Silly, foolish, stupid.
Bobi'izo, za, a. augm. Very foolish.
BobeAr, va. To act or talk iTuoUshly ; dally.
Bobcria, af. Foolish speech or action.—^.
Idle conceits. [or merit
B6bills, ad. D« bmUa bnbUia, Without pain
Bobillo, ilia, Sto, ito, «. dim. A lilUo dolt or
fcoL [frill.
Bobillo, am. Blg-bellled one-handle jug; a
Bobinas, «/. pL Bobbins, large spools.
Bobisimamonte, ad. Most foolishly.
BoIk), ba, «. Dunce, dolt, ft>ol : easily cheated.
A' bobaa. Foolishly. — a. Ample, large.
Bob6n, na, a. augm. Big dolt, great IboL
BoboncUlo, 11a, a. dim. A little dolt
Bob^te, am^ auffm. Great idiot or simpleton.
B6ca, 4^ Mootii; entrance, hole; pincers;
taste; relish. Tnatrumenio deboca^Vf ind-
instrument Boca de eacorpion. Calum-
niator. Boca del eatomago. Pit of the
stomach. Bocade/uegOtTlTe-um. Boca
de ^o. Dark dungeon. (Nau.) Lubbers*
hole. Boca de la eacotUla, Hatchway.
Boca de riaa^ Smiling countenance. An-
dar de boca en boca^ To be the talk of
tlio town. Boca de oro^ Honey-tongue.
Boca de gadtn^ Mumbler. A' boca de
jarro, A hearty draught Guardar la
boca, Not to commit any excess in eating
or drinking. Hdblar por boca de ganao,
To say what any other person has suggest-
ed. Jrae de boca^ To speak much with-
out reflection. No dedr eata boca ea m'la^
To keep a profound silence. No Uiier
boca para negar. Not to dare to say no.
Punto en boca. Mum, mum, not a word.
Tener buena o mala boca^ To talk well
or ill. A' boca de inviemo^ About the
beginning of winter. A' boca de noclte^
At the fkll of night Boca arriba^ Upside
down. Boca abaja^ Face downwards.
Boca & boca, ad. By word of month.
Boca con boca, Face to fece. A' boca da
co«taZ^ Profusely. A' bocaUena,V'\n\)\0'
nously, openly. A' pedir de boca. Ae-
cordingtoonesdesh^ DemaAioa&booa,
Unexpectedly. De boca^ Verbally; not
really. (Ichth.) Shrimp.
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BoQMAUe, ^, Sntiy, ecd or opening of a
street
Bocacte, «iii. Oponinffin a dam, dnlce.
Bocad, Bocacin, «mw Fine glazed bnckram.
Bocadeir, «r. To divide Into blta or morsels.
Bocadico, illo, ito, a, dim. Small bit or mor-
sel ^ribbon or lace; lancheon.
Bocadillo^ 9m, Thin sort of Unon ; narrow
BocMo, M*. Moathfhl, morsel; modicnm;
bite; mouthpiece, bridle-bit Bocadc sin
hueao, A sinecure. Xo t^ner para ttn
booadOy To be In extreme distress.-^
Slices of quinces, Ac, made up into con-
serves; wads. [of a harbor.
RociU, 9m. Pitcher; mouthniece; narrows
Bocam&nga, ^ Part of a sleere near the
wrist
BocanAda, t\f. A monthfhl of liquor. Bocan-
ada de g^nte^ Mob. a rout Bocanada
e?e ri«nft>, A sudden Dlast of wind. Echar
booanadas^ To boast of one's valor, Ac,
BocarAn, «n» Fine sort of buckram.
Bocat^Ja, ^ The last tile of each gutter row.
Bocdza, 5^ ow^nvXpoll.) Alargc, wide mouth.
Boce^, va. (Farr) To move the lips A-om
one side to the other.
Boc61, 9m. A fluted moulding; (luting plane.
BooelAr, to. To make fluted mouldtnsa.
Bocel6te, 9m. dim. Small moulding plane.
Bocel6n, «nK auffm. Laree moulding plane.
Boc^ ^. Crumbs sticking to the lip.
Boo^to, 9m. A sketch, delineation.
Bocez&r, va. (Farr.) To move the lips from
one side to anoUier.
B6cba, ^ Bowl, a wooden ball; fold in
clothes. JMSffo d4 la9 bochas. Game of
bowls. Pan d^ booha9^ White bread.
Bochir, vcu To throw a baU so that it hits
another. [another.
Boebi^ 9m. Stroke of one bowl against
B6che, 9m. Cherry-pit or chuck-bole.
Bochista, 9m. A good bowler, or niajer at
bowls. [flushing.
Booh6mo, 9m. Hot, sultry weather; blush,
Bochomdso, sa, a. Shameftil, reproachful;
sult^. [of a wheel
Bocin, MK Bundle of grass round the nave
Bocina, 9m. Large tmmpet-hom ; speaking-
trumpet (Astr.) Leaser bear.
Bociaida, ^ Empty boast rant
Bocin^ro, 9m. Trumpeter, bom-blower.
Boelnilla, ^ dim. Small speaking-trumpet
Boe6n, 9m. (Augm.) A wide-mouthed per-
son ; bn^pvart [hogshead shooks.
Boe6y, 9m. Hogshead. A>cot/e9 abatido9y
B^da, ^f. Marriage, wedding. Boda de hon-
ao9^ A beggar^s wedding.
Bode, 9m. Ahe-goat
Bod6ga, em. Wine-vault ; abundant vintage ;
etonvruom, warehouse ; a grooery. J5b-
d^ga de popa^ After-hold. J>e proa^
Fore-hold.
BodegAge, em. Storage. [Tlppling-house.
Hodegon, 9m. Chop-house, eating-house;
BodegoncUlo, 9m. dwu Lew chop-house.
Bodegone^, va. To frequent mean eattng-
bouses. [chop-botue.
Bod^;on6ro, ra, 9. One who keeps a low
Bodegn6ro, ra, «. Butler.
Bodeguilla, ^T dim. Small collar or vault
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Bodidn, 9m. Sca-flsh reeembllng a tenca.
Bodtgo, 9m. A small loaf of the finest flc4ir.
BodUo, em, (Coll.) Unequal match, marriagr
with little ceremony.
BodocAl, a. Applied to a kind of black grape«
BodocAzo, 9m. A cross-bow shot
Bod6llo, em. Pruning-knife, prunlng-book.
Bod6qne, 9m. Pellet; dunce, idiot Ifacer
hodoque&, (Coll.) To be reduced to dust, t«
be dead. [cross-bow.
Bodoqn6ra, ^. Pollot-mould; cradle of a
Bodoquillo, 9m. dim. Small clay pellet or
bullet [suitable marriage.
Bod6n1c, am. (Coll) Unequal match, nn-
B6drio, 9m. Soup, broken meat ^^^ garden-
stuff; a bodgo-podge.
Boezn^lo, «m* Stalking ox.
Bofi&da, 4/^ Fricassee of livers and lights.
B6fea. em. pL Lungs, lights. Echar el Iqfe
or toe hqfee^ To strain one*s lungs.
Bof&ta, lif. Bofotin, em, A sort of thin, stiff
linen.
Bofet&da, ef. Slap, buffet, box. Dar una
bqfetada^ To treat with the utmost con-
tempt [ftce ; stage decorations
Bofcton, etn. A cuff or violent blow upon tlie
Bofetoncillo, em, dim, A slight box or ela]*
on the Ihce.
B6ga, ^ (Ichth.) Ox-eyed cockerel : rowinic;
rower; small knife. Dar la boga^ To
give the stroke. Boga afant^^ Strokee;-
man. Futar en hoga^ To be fashionable.
BogAda, ^ Bowing-stroke; bucking witli
lye.
Bogaddr, em. Rower.
Bogdnte,/?^. (Poet) Rower; rowing.
Bog&r, m. To tovr. Bogar d cvarteleti^ To
row by divisions. [piece*.
BogatAnas, ^f. pi White cotton In 40 yard
Bogav&nte, em, Strokosman of a row galley ;
lobster.
Boff6ta, tf. A kind of herring.
Bon6mlo, mn. Short cloak. V. Gitano.
Bobio, Bnhio, em. Indian hut negro hut
Bohon^ro, 9m. Pedler, huckster. {doe.
Bohordiir, ca. To throw wands called bokor^
Boh6rdo, em^ Blade of flog, a water-plant;
wand; cabbage-stalk.
Boil, em. Ox-stall, a stand for oxen.
Boitiino, em. A kind of fishtng-net
B6ja, ^f. Southern-wood plant
Bojdr, va. To sail round.— i^. To measnre
around, contain.
Bojcfir, tfo, (Nau.) To sail round, doublei
BojedAI, em. Plantation of box-trees.
Bolco. B6J0, enu (Nau.) Sailing round or
aoubling.
Bol, em. Armenian bole, a red earih.
B<Sla,4< Ball, globe; bolns; game of bowls,
lle,hosx,flb. (Nau.) Truck. EHcurrtrfa
botOt To take French leave. Rv^U la
loUt, Things are going on well Pic con
bcla^ Just enough.
Bolnda, ^ Throw or cast of a ball or bowl
Bol&do, 9m. Cake of darified sugar.
Bolfin, V. Bolin.
Bolantin, am. Fine sort of {wekthroad.
Bolarm^nico, em. Armenian bole.
B0I&Z0, 9m^ Violent blow with a ball.
BolchAca, f>f. Bolcliaco, aw. Purse. pe:kct
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BoMt« 9? Wblpplotree of a carriogb.
Bolev, vn. To play billiards* pl^ balls ; lio.
— «ii To dart, launch. Solear el $wr,
htyr<K, To fix the hat on the head.
Boieo, «n. Place whore balls are throwiL
Bolero, *m. Bolero, bolero dancer.-— a. A
rttid eloplnp from Its parents or school.
Boleta. ^f. Ticket of admission; billots;
smAil paper of tobacco. [small papers.
B<^tir, TO. (ProT.) To roll up tobacco in
Boletm,«mwPa7-w8rrant; billet; free ticket;
bolletin. {una bdichadOy By chance.
Bolichada, ^ At one throw, at oncei I>e
Boliche, mn. Jack ; block ; small fish caught
In a dra^-net Juego de boUch&, Game
<if pigeon-holes. Boliche9^ Top-gallant
bowlinesu [hole table.
Boiicbdro, ra. a. One irho keeps aplgeon-
Bolilla, ita, «£ dim. A small bird.
BofiDo, tm. JHffk otBolo. Jack, a ball ; bob-
bin ; laoe cushion ; starched cnflh.
Bohn, $xn. Jack, a small ball />« &oMn, de
Utiani At random, rashlr.
Birfines, mn. pi. (A.) Mould-shot, buck-shot
BoUna, »/. Koise of a BcniBe. (Nau^) Bow-
line. Dar un salto d la boUnOs To ease
the bowline. Preseniar la bciina. To
snatch the bowline. Nanegar ds bcUna,
Tb sail with bowlines hauled. Ir A la
boUnOj To sail with a side wind. Echar
d« bouna, To make idle boastn
BoHneir, wu To haul up the bowline.
Bolfo^ am. (Nao.) A movable capstan on
deck.
Bdin, ^. (ProfT.) Embers, hot dnders.
B6II11, 9Jr. Dntr on woollen and silks.
BoQadora, «^ Embossed work.
Bonir, va. To lead, seal with lead ; emboes.
BoUoro, ra, a. Pastry cook, seller of sweet
BoISco, ito, tm. dim^ Small sweot cake.
Bollido, da, a. Boiled.
B6I10, sm. Small leaf or roll ; small sweet
cake. BoUo mahnon^ Cake flllod with
sweot-meats; sweltinf. BoUoe^ Aneient
head-dress ; bara of sIlTer. BoUos de re-
Ueve, Embossed work. [ring.
Fol16n, am. Btmss-headed nail; bud; ear-
Bolkm&do, dm a. Adorned with brass nails.
B6I0, mn. One of the nlne-ptns; Ince cushion ;
beam ; stupid IMIow. Bolo9^ Nine-pins.
Bol^es, mn. pL (Nau.) Mortar-bed pintles.
BoI6n1o, em. An ignorant, rattle-brained
fellow.
B6)8a. ^ Purse; money; exchange; pouch ;
bag; loot-mnfT; abscess. Bolmdepastor^
(Bot.) Shepherd'spurse. BcXw de IHoe,
Alma, charity. Aha de hierro^ Avarl-
ek»n& covetom. BoIm rotct. Spendthrift
Cktmoar en la bolna^ To fine. Dor or
eehnr oiro wudo A la bolea^ To become
extremely frugal Poffed^bolea, Amir.-
tster'spage. Terurlfienfi^rradalahclea^
To baTo money.
Bolseir, wu (Prov.) To pui** np, pucker.
Buteia, ef. Pune-ikot«ry, pnrso-sbop.
BoMro, awk Purse-maker; purse-keoper.
Befcdca, ita. Ula, if. d*m. SroaU pnrtei
Bellies am P^iefcet; little bag.
BoMno,«i». Pnf»o; pocket; money. Buen
BOll
hcteiUo^ A large capital. BaiHtto 1
Private parse. Hncer VolsiUoy To mak«
or pet nioner. Teixfr vn gi'an boMUo^
To i>c very Hch.
B61»o, sm. Parse of money. [plank.
Bolson, 9t7u Lar^o purse ; 'bar of Iron ; large
B6mba, ff. Pninp. Bomba de (ptimbaleie^
(Nan.) Common pump. Bomba de roea-
rioQtdecadma,C\\a.m-Ttnmi^. Somhade
earena. Bilgo-pump. Cargar la bomba^
To fetch the pump. Dar A la bomba^ To
pump ship. La bomba eMd ataacada^
The pump Is foul. Jxt bomba llama, The
pump sucks. — em. pi. Juegoe de bomba^
Pumpgrears. Bomba deiy^go or debaho^
Steam-engine; bomb. Bomba or mtmga
marina, A water-spout
Bomb&rda, »/. Bombard ; bomb- vessel
Bombardedr, va. To bombard.
Bombard6o, em. Bombardment
Bombard6ro, em. Bombardier.
BombaSi, t»n Cotton-flannel
Bombdzo, em. Report of a bursting bomb.
Bombe^r, ««. V. Bombardear.
Bombillo, sf, (A) A small perforat'jd tube
fbr drinking the Mate with.
B6mbo, em.. Humming of boes ; lar«e dram.
Bonach^n, na, a. and a. Good-natHrcd, easy
person.
Bonanciblo. a. Moderate, calm, fidr.
Bon&nza, ef. Fair weather at sea. Ir en bo-
nanza, To sail with fair wind ; prosperity.
Bon&so, em. Bonasus, a kind of baflaio.
Bon&Eo, za, a. (Coll) Oood-natured, kind.
Bond&d,^Qoodncm; excellence: kindness
Bondad6so, sa, a. Kind, bountlAil
Bond^n, em. Bung of a cask.
Bon^tas, ef. pL fNau.) Bonnets to sails.
BonetAda, ef. Salute by taking off the hat
Bondte, am. Bonnet college cap ; a secular
clergyman. Tirarse loe bonetee, To pull
caps. Bravo or gran bonete^ A great
dunce. [or sold.
Bonetcria, ef. Shop where bonnets are made
Bonetoro, ra, 8. Bonnet-maker; spindle-tree;
burning-bnsli.
Bonetilln, em. Small cap or bonnet
BoniMo (Bun4aU), or Moniato\ em. Sweef
potato.
Bonlcam^nto, ad. Prettily, neatly, silly.
Bonico, ca, <r. Pretty good, pflssable. Andar
A lae bonicae^ To take thln^ easily.
Bonifiedr.ffa. To credit; meliorate, improve.
Bonifloativo, va, a. Moliornting. [iar^f^.
Bonillo, 11a, a. dim. Somewhat liandsome-nr
Bonina, 9C (Bot) Ox-eye charaomila
Bonitalo, am. Bonito^ a fish.
Bonltamente, ad. Prettily.
BonttUlo, ilia, a. dim. Somewhat hand/ ome.
Bonito, em. Sea-flsh, resembling a tunny.
Bonko, ta, a. ZXm. of J9tf«ffl<;. PreUyguou;
pretty; gracefril
Bonvardn, em. (Bot) Wild-tansr einquefbil
B6nzo, mn. Bonze, a China or tJapan prieet
Bofiiga, ef. Cow-dung.
Bofiig4r, a, A kind of round white flg.
Bo6tes, em, Bootes, a norihem constellation.
Boqueida, f< Act of opening the month, a
gasp. A' la primera boqiteada^ Imroa-
diato'y.
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BoqaeAr, vn. To gape, gasp; broathe ont*8
last; end.— 'CO. To pronoance, otter.
Boqudra, ^ Irrleadng sluice; openfng;
eraption of the lips; ulcer in tbo mouth.
Boquer6n, tn. Wide opening, m largo bole ;
anchovy.
BoquSto, «7ik Gap, narrow entrance, [ing.
Boquiabi^rto, ta, a. With open mouth, gap-
Boqui4ncho, cha, a. AVido-mouthed.
Boquiangdsto, ta, a. Narrow-mouthed.
Uoquicon<)i6no, na, a. Babbit-mouthed;
hare-lipped.
Boquidfiro, ra, a. Hard-mouthed.
Boqulf^*£8oo, ca, a. Fresh-mouthed.
Boquifhmddo, da, a. Puckered mouth.
Boquihendido, da, a. Large-mouthod.
Boquibundido, da, a. Sunken mouth.
Boquilla,^ Little month; irrigating sluice;
mortise-chisel : moulh-pieco.
Boquimu61Ie, a. Tender-mouthed ; unwar/;
imprudent tattler.
Boquin, wu Coarse sort of baize.
Boquinatur&l, a. Well-mouthed.
Boqnin6gro, gra, a. Black-mouthed.— & A
blacklMi sort of enails.
BoquirasgMo, da, ck Deep-mouthed.
Boquir6to, ta, a. I/Kmadoua, garrulous.
Boquir^bio, bia, a. Simple, easily imposed
Boquis6co, ca, a. Dry-mouthed. [upon.
Boquita, ^ dim. Small month, [monthed.
Boquitorcido, da, Boquitudrto, t^ a. Wry-
Borate, rni. Borax. (gush out
Borboll&r, Borbollone&r, tm. To bubble,
Borboll6n, Borbot6n, «m. Bubbling; flash. A'
borboUoivst^ ImDetnously. IRrvUndo d
horboUoneSy Boiling hot
Borbortomo, *tn. Rumbling in the bowels.
Borbotv, «n. To gush out with violence.
Borcegni,«mw Buskin, half boot; laoedsboe^
Boro^uineria, »/. Buskin-maker^s shop.
Borceguiuero, ra, s. Buskin-maker or re-
tailer.
BoTcellAr, «m. (Prov.) Brim of a vessel
B6rda, ^ Hut cottage; gnn-wale; brim,
edge. {bordadOt To tack.
Borddda, m/. (Nan.) Board, tack. Dor wut
Bordadillo, mn» Double flowered taflTety.
BordMo, »m. Embroidery. Bordaao ds
panada, Plain embroldMy.
Bordad6r, ra, a. Embroiderer, [cntcbeon.
Bordadura,^ Embroidery; border of an ea-
Bord^ «m. Side planks of a ship.
Bordar.vct To embroider. Boradr&tam'
lor. To tambour.
B6rde, am. Border; margin, edge; IHnge;
ledge; hem; brim; bastard; the side of a
ship. ^' 6ord«, On the brink.— a. W^Ud,
Hordeiu', vn. (Nan.) To plv to windward.
BiSrdo, am. Border. A tordOi On board.
Sordo ccn bordo. Side by side. IkJW
hordoty To Uck.
Borddn, am. Staff; baaa-etrlng; burden of a
song. BordonM^ (Nau.) Snores, out-rig-
gera.
Bordone&do, da, a. (Her.) Pommelled.
Dordone&r, «n. To try the ground with a
.staff; rovo about; play on the base- viol
Bordoneria, «< Wanaering idly about, on
prntence videvotioa
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Bordon6ro, ra. t. Yacrrant, Tagabmd
Bordtiro, */ V. Boraadura, ^
Boreil, a. jBoreal, norttiem.
B6rea\ sm^ Boreas, the north wind.
BorgdAa, ^ Burgundv wine.
Borgondta, f/^ Sort or ancient helmet
Bdrla, ^ Tassel; tuft; doctor^ bonn«t
doctorship.
Borlica, ilia, ita, 8f. dim. Small tassel.
]k>rlon, am. Large tassel; knotted 8tu£
Bomeadero, am. (Nau.) Berth of a ship at
anchor.
Bomoadizo, za, a Pliant, flexible.
Bomedr,«a. To bend, turn, twist Bom^ar
la terdad. To comment, explain. Bor»
n^ar ku palabfxUy To turn words into
dlfi'erent sensesi— «m. To edge, sidle ; warp.
M navic bomea, The ship swings round
her anchor.
Bom6o, ant Turning or winding » thing;
swinging round tlie anchor.
Bom6ra, a. Blackish mill-stone.
Bom^ro, ra, a. Ground by a black mill-atone.
Bomi, am. Lanner, a kind of fUcon.
Bur6na, qfi Millet rosembling the maize
plant [green pepper.
Boronia, ^ Dish of apples, pumpkuia, and
B6rra, if. Yearling ewe; hair, wool, floes;
nap; Ieos;reftise; taxonsI)eq>; mildew;
useless expressions.
Borricha.V* Leather bag or bottle for «inc.
Borrachear, im. To be often drunk.
Borrach6ra, Borraoheria, ^ Drunkenness;
revelry; an Indian tree; madness.
BorraoheB, t< Intoxication; loss of reason.
Borrdcbo, cha, a. Drunk, intoxicated; in-
flamed by passion.
Borraehdn, Borrachon&zo, am. ovffnK Great
drunkard, a tippler.
Borrachu61a,^Kay-graas. [book.
Borrad6r,«»iv.Kongn draft; blotter; waste
Borrage^, «ft To scribble, write careieaaly
BorriUa, f^ (Bot) Borage^
BorWOo, am. Hot dndera.
Borrir, va. To blot out or eflisoe; cl(md;
darken; abolish.
Borhlsca, 9f. Storm, tempest ; hazard, danger.
Borraso6ao, aa, a. Stormy, boiaterou&
Bonrasqu^ro^ra, a. and a. Reveller.
Borrdx, tm. Borax.
Borregada, 4/C Largo flock of sheep or lamoew
Borrdgo, ga, a. Lamb not a year old; sim-
pleton. Ab h<ij/ talea borreffoa. There Sa
not such a thinic.
Borregu6ro, tm. Shepherd who tends larobsL
Borreguito, «. dim. Little lamb.
Borrdn, mn, Pannel of a saddle.
Borriba, ^. Enslne Ibr raising water.
Borrica, ^ K she-ass, ajenny. [aettoo
Borric&da, ^ Drove of asses; eUly word or
Borneo, Wk Ass, donkey ; fool. Ptnttto en
^ borrieo, Determined to do some bud*
ness or other.
Borric6n, Borric6te, fm^ Large jadcaaa;
plodder; aaw-tiorBo.
Borrilla, f^ Down enveloping fruits; shear
ings from cloth.
Borrlqufifto, fia, a. Asinine.
Borrlqu^ am. Keeper or tender of aasea
Borriqndte de proa. am. Fore-topmast
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BOT
iton!anUlo,il]A; Ho, Ua, & <f<m. A Uttle tas,
6toakey.
BorriqnuloSji)'. CrooB-bftis of % tabl«*friun«.
Bcrro, «m. Wetber not two years old ; dnty
OA sheep. [sketch ; blemish ; stigma.
Borrnn, «rr». Blot of ink; ron^ draft; first
Borroncillo, mn, dim. Small blot or stain.
BofTone^r, va. To sketch ; waste paper by
scribbling.
Borroao, sa, a. Full of dregs and lees; bun-
gltng; badly written ; corrections.
Borr6«ai, mn. (Prov.) Bungler.
Borrotoa, V. Tr^oles.
BorrafiUa, ^ Bombast
Bor^)^ mn. Knob, protuberance.
Boraqoiinto, 9nK Koi«r reveller.
Bortsca, ^ Withered leaf,
Boair, tJO. To mn OTcr, overflow; vomit
BoscHf^ 9m. Grove; land8ci^>e.
Bteft>ro^ mn^ Bo^boma.
Bteqn«, am. Forest, grove.
BoeqaeciUlo, am. dim. Small wood, a coppice.
Boaqnql&r, v€k To sketch ; design or project ;
a:;d^n obscnrely.
Boaqn^o, am. Sketch ; unfinished work.
BoaqnSe. »m. An artificial grove
BosteziMlor, mn. Oaper, yawner.
Bostecinte, pck Yawning.
Bostezir, vn. To yawn, gape.
Bostiao. am. Yawn, yawning.
B6ta, ^. Small leather wine-bag; batt or
cask; boot Soto^Wrte, Jack-boot SiOar
eon las botat pueHas, Beady for any
thine. Cortsa <U hotas^ Boot-legs. '
BoUb&, ^ A kind of ramrod.
Botabdra, if. (Nao.) Boom.
Botad^r, am. Driver; punch; dentists
crowds bill ; pole.
Botafti^go, «m. Linstock, match-staft
^otagn^fta, ^ Sausage of pigs* harslets.
Botalon, 9m, (Nan.) Boom. Botalon del
./b<jru«. Jib-boom. Arfo/o;//'*, Fire-booms.
Botunen, am. All the casks on board a ship.
Botjoia, ^ Ping or stopple; pUster; scar.
Botinica, tf. Botany.
Bot&nico, ca, a. Botanic, botanical
BotAnioo, Botanista, am. Botanist
Bottotea, am. pk Shores, out-riggers.
Botir, 90, To cast throw, throw away, fling,
hnmch; bound; B<man<Ier. Botarenvela^
To fill the sails. ^oUtr aftura lot hota-
Um^ To bear off the booms.
Botarite, mn. Madcap, thoagbtiess person.
Botarel, am. Buttress.
BoCirga, ^ Oasklns; harlequin dress; har-
lequin, buffoon ; kind of larro sausage.
Botas^la, ^f. Trumpet4ignal to saddle the
horsas.
Botavinte, mn. 8eaman*s boarding-pike.
Botavim. f^ Pole of a boat sail ^jiatara
di utngrtjOy Gaffnull boom.
Btfta, mn. Thrust with a pike ; rebound of a
ball; gallipot; toilet-box; tanister; boat-
llghtor. Bot6 tnpimM ds anncuon,
Boat In frame. Ekar de hoU mi bate.
To be fhn of people. IM hoie y wtleo,
Inataothr. fsi^iA
BoleeSeo, Ulo, ito, am. dim. Small canister;
Bot^ if. Bottle ; t'ne liquor contained In a
bottle.
BRA
BotalluD, mn. A demUohn.
Bote<^uiii, mn. Small boat
Botena, tff. Collection of wine<akinsw
Bot^ot), mn. Wine-akin maker. [eraL
Botica, 8f. Apothecary's shop; shop in gen*
Boticige, mil. Shop-rent
BoticArio. aw. Apothecary.
Botiga, fl/t (Prov.) Shop.
Boti^u6ro, mn. Shopkeeper.
Botija, ttf. Eartlion jug.
Botljero, am. Jar-maker or seller.
BotJJUla, u6Ia, ^. dim. A smaU Jar.
Botyo, am. An earthen Jar. [little child.
Botn6n, mn. A large earthen jar; a ))lnmp
Botma, {/! A small wine-skin ; woman's hail
boot
Botill6r, mn. V. SoHUero.
BotilleniL 9f. Ice-house; confectionery;
steward's room.
Botill^ro, am. Preparer and seller of ices, &&
Botillo, mn. dim. A small wine-skin.
BotSn, mn. Buskin, half boot ; cpUter ; booty.
(Nau.) Lashing.
Botln6ro, mn. A soldier who takee care of
the booty; boot and giUter maker.
Botiquin, mn. Medicine-chest
Botivol6o, sm. Pkiying a ball at the rebound.
B6to, ta, a. Blunt; dull of understanding.
B6to, mn. Large gut filled with butter.
Boton, ajn. Button, bud. Baton da ara,
(Bot) Creeping spearwort De batonet
adentra, Internally.
Botonad(ira, */ Set of buttona.
Boton^^ am. Hit with the button of a foIU
Botoncito, mn. dinK A small button or bud.
Botoneiia, rf. Button-maker's shop.
Boton6rojra,a. Button-maker; button-eeller.
Bov&ge, Bovdtico, mn. Duty on homed
eatue.
B6voda, tf. Arch or vault ; cave : bower.
Bovedilla, ^ A small vault Batedilku.
Arched parts of a ship's poop. Sttbiree a
las bovedillas., To be in a pa.«>Blon.
Bovino, na, a. Belonging to cattle.
Box, mn. Box-tree.
B^xa, »f. (Bot) Three-toothed globularia.
B^y^V V- Buoy; butcher; hangman.
Boydda, iff Drove of oxen.
Boy&l, a. Fit for cow& [well ; fortunate.
BoyAnte, pa. Buoyant floating.— a. Sailing
Boyar, vn. To buoy, to be afloat
Boydr, mn. Kind of Flemish bilander.
Boydzo, mn. augm. Large ox.
Boy^ra, Boyema, tf. Ox-stall, cow-house.
Boy6ro, mn. Ox-herd, cow-herd.
Boy&no, na, a. Belonging to cattlei
B6za, ^ Bope with one end made fast
iZoaoa, (Nau.) Stoppers. Boeasdelaufia
dti ancla^ Snank-painter.
BozdU mn. Muzzle.
Bozdl. a. A negro or an Indian ignorant of
the languageof the country ; an unpolished
person; novice; Inexperienoed ; stupid;
wild.
Bozal^Jo, am. dim^ A small muzzle.
B6zo, mn. Dovm which precedea the beard;
head-etall.
Brabfinte, mn. Brabant or Flemish linen.
Brab^ 1< Air-hole, ventilator.
BraceMa, «/ Violent extension of the anna
C8
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liRA
_-_jeAgV»»». OoIiMge; beating the motaL
(Naoi) Tying with braces ; dopfli of water.
Braoe&r, mt. To swing the arms.— ca. rNaa.)
Tobracew [with another; dAjr-laborer.
BtmIto, 9nt. One who walkt arm in arm
Bnoc'to, ad. IH hraoeU^ Arm in arm.
Braoillo, im. Branch of a bridle-biL
Bmom&n, wiv 3rmnlu. [ting dog.
Briusa, ca, a. Fiat-nosed.— <. Pointer or set-
Brafon6ra, ^ Armor for the arm; a plaited
Bn'iga, *f. Child's clout Bragd9, Breeches
in general OnUarse leu broffo^ To
wear tlie brcedies.
Bragdda, f»/ The flat of tho thigh in btfRts.
Bragaaa de una curva^ (Nau.) The
throat of a knee.
BrsgAdOi, da, a. The flanks of a different
color from the rest of the body; of de-
praved sentlmentSL
Bragadiira, ^f. Fork of the human body;
flat of the thigh. [peeked hasband.
Bra^izas, »/. pk Wide breeches; a hen-
Braga6ro,«m.Tms% bandage, bracer. Mra-
ffusro de cations (Nau.) Breeching of a
gon. Bragtiero de una vdOf Bunt of a
sail
BragOffita, ^ The tdi\ of a pair of breeches.
Braguet^ro, 9nk Loohor. [breeches.
Bniguet6n, »m. attgm. Large opening of tho
BragnUlas, nf. pL Idttlo breeohes; ugly
dwart
BnUima, «/! Brama, a deity of the Hindoos.
Brama, «/: Batting season.
Bramadera, ^ Battle; shepherd's oaU.
BramadSro, tm. Batting^plaoo of wild anl-
'mals. [person.
Bramad6r, ra, «. Boarer, brawler, a noisy
Bramdnte, tm. Packthread ; Bramant linen ;
osnabni^; roaring [fret, cry.
Bramftr, «n. To roar, groan ; storm, blaster;
Bramido, tm. Boar bv wild beasts; clamor.
Bramil, mi. Painted fine nsed by sawyers.
Bramin, tm. Brahman, Hindoo priest
Bram6na, «/ SoUar la bramona^ To use
foul language. [dance.
Bran de in^aterra, tm. An ancient Spanish
Brdnca, »/, Point JBraneas, Claws, talons,
Ac
llranoAda, qf. Drag-net or sweep-not
Brancaursina, «/! (Bot) Bear's breech.
Brdnchas, ^ pi. Qills of a fish.
Branddlea, sm. pi. (Nan.) Back-stays.
Braadis,«m, Great-coot i?raiu:{iiM, ColUrs
of ladies* night-gowns.
BrAndo, »m, A dance tune. [ot lift.
Brdno, sm. Assembly of the Cortes; sphere
Br&nza, sf. Blog to which the chains of ^•
ley-slaves are (astened. [leaves.
Brdqs, 9/. Summer pasture ; dang, withered
Braqaial, a. Brachial.
Braqulgrafia, »/. Brachygraphy, short-hand.
Braqulgra/o, 8m> A short-hand writer.
BraquiUo, lla, «. dim. Small pointer.
Draqnll^gia, t/. Brachylogy, laconism.
Braquipnia, if. Bracbypncoa, shortness of
BriML i/. Live coal ; burning wood. Estar
heoho unaa broios^ To be all in a blaze.
IMar en bratas^ To bo uneasy.
BlUfi
Braserito, tnk dim. A chaflng-Uish.
Bras^ro,«77K Brasier; kitchen range; chafing'
dish ; fire-pan ; pUce to bum criminals.
Brasil, snk (Bot) Lima-wood; Brazil-wood
rouge. [color.
Brasilado, da, a. Of a red or Brazl1-woo(?
Braail^te, stn, Jamaica-wood, brazlletto.
Brasmologia, ^ The scicnoe of the tides.
Brdnlis, ^ Cloth with white and blue stripes.
BrAva, */. ^Nau.) Heavy swell of the se«.
Bravdda, ^. Bravado, boast, vain ostcntfction
Bravam^utc, a<2. Bravely ; plentifuUj*.
Bravttta, «/. Bravado, boast
Bravead6r, ra, a. Bully, hoctor.
Brave&r, wk To bully, hector, monaco.
Bravura, 4< Vent or chimney of on oven.
Brav6za, f/. Ferocity : fury of the olcmontii
Bravillo, ills, a. dim. Bather wil<1, not
tamed. [coarse, unpolished.
Bravio, via, a^ Ferocious, savage, wild;
Bravio, aiiK Fierceness or savageness.
Brivo, va, a. Brave, valiant; bullying: aav*
age, wild ; expensive. Brata cow. (Iron.)
Very fine Indeed I Mar brow. Swollen
sea. iSrooo/ iittBravoI P>n&
Brav&ra, «/! Ferocity; courage, manliness,
Briza, ^ Fathom. (Kau.) Brace.
Braz&da, af. Stretchins of the arms.
Braz&do, am. An armiull ; a truss.
Braziige, am. Number of iktlioms, depth of
water. [BaU.
Brazil, snk Bracer: bracelet; ditch. (Kau.)
Brazalete^sm. Armlet bracelet BraadUt^
(Nau.) Brace pendants.
Braz&zo, «m, augm. Large or long arm.
Brdzo, am. The arm ; bough, branch; valor,
strength. A' braao parttda, Without
weapons. .SmeoA (/«/ rei7u>. States of the
realm. A'fuermi ds bratoa^ By dint of
merit and labor. Con lo* braaoa abSertoa^*
With open arms, cheorfollv. Cruaadot
loa brasoa. With tlie arms folded.
Brazohu, ^. pL (Nau.) Coamings of tbe
hatches. [of a bit
Braza61o^/n. Small arm ; shoulder: branc^
Br6a, nf. Pitch; coarse canvas; sackcloth.
Bredr, va. Toiiitch; vex; cast a Joke.
Brobdge, sm. Beverage; medicine.
Br^ ^. Bleak or blay, a river fish.
Brt^ia, ^f. Broach; opening; Impresrion
Batir en brecJui^ To batter a breach ; par*
secnte.
Brdcho, am. One who has distorted foet
Br6do, mn. (Bot) Wild amaranth.
Br6ga, s/C Strife, contest; pun. Jest, or trlok.
Dor breffo. To play a trick.
Bregar, vn. To contend, struggle.— »<». To
work up with a rolllng-pln. Brega;/ d
arcOy To bend a bow.
Bren, sm. Bran.
Brtinca, «/! Sluice-post; filament
Brifla. ^ Craggy, broken ground.
BreiUl, Brefiir, am. Place full of briers and
brambles.
Brea6so, sa, a. Craggy and brambled.
Brogue, sin. Small river fish. Qjoada brequ^^
Weak or bloodshot eyes.
Brusca, af. (Prov.) Honey-comb.
Bresoadulo, aiJt, Qold or silver oannotillc
fbr embroidery.
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BRl
Bnscado, «in. Embroideted with brMoa'
dm.
Bretida, »f, nritannlas, a 0ort orflno linen.
Bwte, gm. FcUen, sliacklcs; iadJg«ttce;
perplexity.
Breton, »ik (Bot) Borecole
SwTft, «^ Early fig; large acorn. Mm
Najido que una brava^ lirought to reason.
Bteval, sm. (Pror. BoL) Early fix-tree.
Bn^re, etn. Apostolic bncf; brief; in mnsic
Brtve, (L Briet conclBO, laconic, compact
£n brave, Sbortiy, in a little time.
BreTecico, illo, ito^ a. dim. Somewhat short
BriveiUu), a^. Brevity, ccndsenees.
Biereminte, orf. Briefly, concisely.
Brerdte, «»k Memorandnm.
Breriirio, am. BroTiary ; breTlcr type.
BrexAI, am. Heatb, field of heaths.
Brczo, am^ Heath, ling.
bUea, af. Shaft-ropo of a wino-pross.
Brial,0n. Rich silk petticoat, formerly worn.
Bribe, ^ Troantship. idlene«, nefflect of
btulnesB. A' la brUxu, Nedlgently.
Bribta, a^ A begi*ar*s talei Echarlabribia^
To go a-bcgging. [knave, a soonndrel.
Bifl»6n, na, «. and a. Vagrant, impostor; a
Bribmiida, f/C Knavery, beggar's trick, can-
ning. Tdent rascal
Brfborimo, snu tntffm. Great cneat, impn-
BribonciUo, wn. dim. Little rascal, yonng
Impostor. [bond Ufa
Brtboncir, vn. To rove about; lead a vaga-
Briboneria, ^f. Life of a vagrant, a beggar's
trade. [rogno.
BiiboBzu^Io, am. dim. Little vagabond,
Bileho, am. Spangle, used in embroiderv.
Brida, ^ Bridle, bridle reins; horsemanship.
Bridar, ««. To bridle; curb, cheek.
Brid6n, ftjri. Horseman riding manege style ;
small bridle- [burden.
Brigida, ^. Brinde: a train of beasts of
Brigadier, snu Brigadier or general of brig-
ade. Brigadier eti la real armada^
Commodore.
Brlgola. «/: Battering-mra.
Brilladdr, ra, a. Brilliant, sparkling, radiant
Brillante, a. Brilliant, shining, glossy.
Brillinte, am. Brilliant, a diamond.
Brillantem6ntc ad. Brilliantly, splendidly.
BriUant&c, af. Brilliancy, splendor, [shine.
Br1U^,im.'To shine, sparkle, glitter; ont-
BiiUo,«in. Brilliancy; splendor. [duck.
Brin,am. Sail-cloth; Bussla sheeting; raven
BrlDcaddr, ra, «. Leaper, lumper.
Brincar, «7k To leap, jamp; skip; step
over; fly into a passion.
Brincho, arm. Beveraly at cards.
Brinela, ^ Onion-peel
Biineo, ajn. Leap jump, hop ; small jewel
Brindir, tm. To drink one's health; invite;
sllore.
Brlnd&lea de chapinoo, pL Clog-tapes.
Brindlfl, af. Health, a toast
BringabAIa, if. Brake or handle of a pamp*
Brinqaillo, ^nqatfio, am. Gewgaw, a small
trinket: sweetmeat
Brinza, tf. Blade, slip; sprig, shoot
Brio, am. Strength, force, vigor; spirit,
eonrace. Bajar loa brioa d algunOy To
hamble one.
BBO
Briol am. pi (Nan.) Bunt-Una
Briolin, am. ^ao.) Blab-Une.
Brionia, ^. (Bot) Briony.
Briosamente, ad. Spiritedly, vigorously.
BriOso. sa, a. Yigoroafl, spirited, blgfa-mind
. ed, lively.
Brisa, ^ BreMce; grape-skin.
Brisca, 4< A game at cards.
Briscddo, da, a. Mixed with silk: applied t»
gold and silver twist [twist
Briscir, ra. To embroider with gold or sihrfi
Bris^ra, 4/C A elass candle-shade.
BritAnica, tf. (Bot) Great water dock.
Briza, ^ (Nau.) V. Briaa.
Brhnir, va. To rock the cradle.
Briz^ra, ^f. Gbus candle-light shade.
Brizna, ^ Fragment, splinter, chip.
BriznMo, sa. Ow Full of fi*agmcnt8 or scrapa.
Brizo, am. Cradle; a spedes of scarurchin.
Br6ca, af. Beel for twist; drill
Brocad6l, Brocat^l, am. BrocatoL [flowersi
Brocadillo, am. Brocade with gold or silver
Brocddo, am. Gold or silver brocade.
Broc^o, da, a. Embroidered like brocade.
BrociU, am. Curb-stone of a well ; metal rim
of the scabbard. jRroco^ efd &oto. Mouth-
piece of a leather bottle.
Brocamant6n, ami. Brooch of diamonda.
BrocArdico, am. Axiom at law.
Brocat61, am* Brocatel ; Spanish marble.
BrocAto, am* (Prov.) Bro<»de.
Br6eha, f< Painter's brash ; cogged dice.
Broch&do, da, a. ReUting to brocade, brochd
Brochad^ra, «C Set of books and eyes.
Br6cfae, am. Clasps, hooks and eyes; hasp;
brooch.
Broch^ta, af. Skewer. [bruslu
Broch6n, am. Large brush; whitewash-
Broch6ra, ^f. Putting a book in boardsL
Br6ca]a, 4/? Drill for piercing metals.
Br6culi, am. Broccoli, a sort of caulifiowcr.
Brddio, am. A mixture of things without
order. [his portion otbodrio.
Brodista, am* Poor student who comes Ibr
Br6ma, a/. Rubbish mixed with mortar ; oat-
meal gruel; clatter; Joke. Darbnmuk,
To indul^ in Jokes. (Nnu.) Barnadea.
BromAdo, da, fl. Worm-oaten.
Bromdr, va. To gnaw, like the ship-worm.
Bromedr, tm. To droll, jest [low
Bromista, am. A drolL, comical, merry fel*
Br6mo. am. (Bot) Brome-grass.
Broncamente, aa. Peevishly» crustily.
Br6nce, am. Bronze, brass; trumpet Ser
nn&ronc«, To be indefatigable. Eaoribir
en bronce^ To refhember forever. Ser da
bronce. To have a heart as hard as steal
BruoceAdo, am, Brasslness; bronzing.
Bronce&do, da, a. Brass paved, brazen.
Broncead&ra, ^f. V. Bronceado.
Bronce.^r, «a. To bronze ; adorn with brasa
Bronceria, af. Collection of bronzea
Brdndia, {^ Jewel ; plasterer's brush.
Brondsta, rnn. A worker In bronze.
Br6nco, ca, a. Bough, coarse ; morose ; ruda
Broncotomia, «/: (Surg.) Bronchotomy.
BronquodAd, ff. Rudeness; unmalleablUty.
BronqulAl, a. Bronchial, belonging to tht
throat
Bronqnina, af. Dispute, contention, quarrel
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Br6DqaIo, sm. Br6nquiA, ^/T Bronchlt.
BrontoI6gia, ^. Broutology^ a dlsserUtioii
apon thunder.
Broqu^I, «m. Shield or bnckler; sapport,
proteedoD. ^«^^a &royM«fe», Bully, brag-
gor, boaster. [shiekt
Broquolazo, sf. Stroke with a shield ; a lai^
BroqaeI6ro, «m. Shield-maker: wrangler.
BroqueI6te, snu dim. A small buckler.
Broqnolillo, tm. Small shield; Bmall ear-
rings.
Broqutita, ^f. V. Brocheta, [cot
Brosquil. 9tn. (Prov.) Sheep-ibld or sbeep-
Brdta, «< Shoot of vuie; bud; fragment
Brotadura, nf. Budding, shooting forth budsi
BrOtano, am. (Bot) Southern-wood.
Brotir/«ft. To bud; gu^; break out
Brdte, Br6to, tm. Germ of Tines, bud of
trees; crumb, chip.
Brot6n, tnu Large clasp.
Brdza, </. Bemains of leaves; thicket M>rhiit-
er's brush. OenU de toda hro&Oy F«ople
without trade. Servir ds toda broe€ty To
do all sorts of work. [typesL
Brodir, va. Among printers, to brush the
Broz6eo, sa, a. Full of rabbit
Bruc^ro, am. Brushmaker.
Bruuee, A' bruc^ or ds hruces, With the
mouth downwards. C(X4r or dar d* brn"
CM, To IkU headlong.
Brudta, ^ Wheel-barrow. [gla«&
Brugtddr, sm. Glaziers' nippers tor paring
Brugir, txK To pare off the comers of glasa.
Br6go, sm. (Prov.) A sort of grub.
Br6)a, ^ Witch, bag. fiUr/. JesunahnnfOj
She looks like a witch.
Brqje&r, tm. To practise witchcraft; rove
about in the nlnitptime.
Bn^eria, ^ Witchcraft, higsblp.
Brino, sm^ Sorcerer, conjurer, wizard.
BrCjula, ^. (Nan.) Sea-compass: small hole
to point a gun. Ittrar par ori^ula, To
prjr into others* affiiirs.
Bri\)ule^, vcL To examine the cards; dis-
cover by coi^tures.
Br^jul^, sm. Examining the cards; dose
examination; ooqJectnre.
Bruldto, «m. Fire-ship ; incendiary machine.
Br&ma. ^. Mist; haziness.
Bmmiu, a. Brumal, belonging to winter.
Bmmaz6n, sm. Thick fog or mist at sea.
Briimo, sm. The finest wax to polish tapers
witii.
Bmm68o, sa, a. Foggy.
Brun^ia, sf. (Bot) Common self-heal
Brundta, 4/C Unwrought%Uver.
Br6no, na, a. Of a brown dark color.
Bruno, sm, A little black plum ; plum-tree.
BruAido, sm. Polish, bnmisli.
Bmfiid6r, ra, «. Burnisher, polisher.
Bmfiiddr. sm. Burnisher.
Bmfiimiento, sm. Polishing or burnishing.
Bmfilr, 1NZ. To burnish, polish ; put on rouge.
Briisca,^(Nau.) Bounding of oiasts; brush-
wood.
Bru8cam6nte, ad. Abruptly. [livers, Ac.
Bmsdite, sm. llash made of milt, lambs*
Briisco, sm, (Bot) Kneeholly; trillbig re-
mains; refuse of wool
Br(i»M>. G^ a. Bude, forward
BUE
Bnis6Ia,«: (Bot) Lesser periwinkle. Srw
selas^ Pincers used by silversmlUis.
Brus^les, sm. pL Pin or slice used by apotb-
ecariesL
Brutal, a. Brutal, churlish, savage, ferodons.
Brutalid^, ^ Brutality, savageneas; clown-
Ishncss^ [Ishly.
Brutalm^nte, ad. Brutally, churlishly, brui-
BruU^ ^ Bonghness, want of polish.
Br6to, sm. Brute; an ignorant, rude person.
Br6to, ta, a. Coarse, unpolished, rough. £n
bruio^ In a rough state.
Br6za, if. Horse-brush.
Bruzador, sm^ Trough in which types arc
cleansed.
Bu, sm. Word used to M^ten children.
B(ia, ^ PuBtole, a pimple.
Buiro, Buarillo. am. Buzzard, a bird of prey.
B6ba, sf. Pustule, small tumor; bubo.
Bnb&tico, ca, Ow Having buboes or ^andular
tnmorSb
Bubilla, ^ dim, Bmall pustule, a pimple.
Bub6n, sm. Morbid tumor, fhll of matter.
BubAso, sa, a, Afilicted with pustules or
buboofli
BucarAn, sm, (Prov.) Fine glazed bUckran.
Bucarito, sm. dim. Suiali earthen reaael of
odoriferous earth. [earth.
B6caro, stn. Vessel made of an odoriferoiu
Buce^, vn. To dive, go under water.
Bucdo, sm. Diving, act of going under water.
Buo^ro, a. Black-nosed : applied to a hound.
Bucha, ^ BucKa pesoad«ra^ Buss, a her-
ring fishing-boat
B6che, sm. Craw or crop; jruiw; monthfbl
of fluid: sucking ass; breast; stomach
Bucks ds almUcle^ Musk-bag.
Buchdte, sm. Cheek puffed with wind.
B6cle, sm, A curl, ringlet
Buco. sm. A he-goat; opening.
Buc6lica,«/C Bucolic; pastoral poetry; food
Buo^lioo, ca, a. Bucolia
Bttcosidad, ^ Tonnage, burden of a ship.
Budi^l, sm. (Prov.) Marsh, fen, moor.
Budi6n, am. Peacock-fish.
Bu6ga, sf. Landmark.
Bu^n, a. V. Bueno. [ley,
Buenalx^va, sm, Yolnnte^ seaman in a gal-
Buenamente, ad. Freely; convenienuy;
easily. [one.
Buenand6nza, qf. The good fortune or any
Buenaventura, ^. Fortune, good luck; pre-
diction.
Bndno, na, a. Good; simple; fit; sociable,
agreeable. Btisna caientura^ A strong
fever. (Iron.) Strange, wonderful. Bufnos
dias, (iood day. Buenos nochM^ Good
night Buenas tardss^ Good afternoon
or evening. Adonds bueno t Where are
you going? De donds bueno t Where dc
yon come fh>m? Be bueno d bueno.
Freely, willingly. A' buenas. WiUingly.
^ndno, ad. Enough, suflSdeotJy. Bt^no
. estd^ Enouf^, no more.
Bueniiareo6r, sm. Pleasing aspect [tion.
Buenpasdr, aim (Prov.) Independent situa-
Bu6fia, ^, Black pudding.
Bn^ra, ^ Pustule or pimple near the mouth,
Ba6y. sm. Ox, buUock. Busy Marino^ Sea*
calC Buei/ de cato, Stalking ox. Bttei
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BUL
ds affua^ Body of water iasoing team a
eondait.— p^ Oxen, t
SoejBzo, 9m. Big ox.
BMyedilo^ Baejczadlo, tfm. Little ox.
Boejiino, na, a. Belongiug to cattle.
Bui; inUii. Poh, poh. [wreatli.
Bufli» «/. Laughing at, ecofflng; garland,
Bofikdo, da. ck Bursting with a noLse.
D^lkla, if/. Cow buffalo.
Bafiilino, na, a. Belonging to buffaloes.
Bofiftlo, am. Buffalo.
BnCtr, «M^ To puff witb anger; snort
Bafi9t«, anu Deak or writing-table.
BofetillOy ttn. dim. Small deak or writing-
table.
Bttfi, «m. (ProT.) Kind of watered camlet
BuAdo, »fn. Blowing, snorting; huff.
Bufo, t7fi. Harlequin or buffoon on the stage.
Bufo, Ca, a. Opera &t(^, Comic opera.
BofoD, 9m. Buffoon, meny-andrew ; scoffer,
jester.
Bofon, ca, a. Faninr, comical. [antry.
Bofonada, 9/. Buffoonery; Jesting, pleas-
BofiMiizo, 9m. auant Great buffoon.
Bnft>ncillo, 9m^ dim. Little merry-andrew.
Bofoneirae, «r. To Jest, turn into ridicule.
Bnfoneria, »/. Buffoonery, mimiciy.
B&lba, am. ««. Ancient head-dress of women.
Bogaoeta, Bngal^ta, ^ A small vessel.
Bngilla, ^. Gall-nut srowing on oak leaves.
B6ge, am. Box, a hoflow iron in wheels.
Bogia, f^ Bongie ; wax-candle ; candlestick.
Bngicr, 9m. GcnUeman usher of the king's
bonaehold. [dies are kept
Bagieria, nf. Offico at court where wax-can-
Bai;I69a, 9/. Alknnet
Biimila, ^ (Bot) Bugle. [ret
Baharda,i?/ Garret-window; sky-light; gar-
Bohardiila, «/ dim. Bmall garret
Boharro, 9tn. Eagle-owL
BoftMo, 9m. Mali a kind of ealearcons earth.
Bah<>ra, ^ Embrasure, loop-hole.
Bohdro, 9m. Owl-keeper.
Bulto, am. Owl ; an unsocial man.
Bolioneria, ^ Peddler's box ; peddlery.
Bohon^ro, 9m. Peddler, hawker.
Buitre, am. Vulture.
Baitr^ra, i/. Place to catch vn!tnre.\
Boitr^ro, 9m. Vultnre-catcher. ^vulture
Baitrero, ra, a. Yultcrlne, belonging to a
Bultrdn, 9m. Osier basket to catch nsh ; par-
tridge-net; furnace; snare.
6i4ara861, am. Tig, rod inside.
Bi^}arr6n, am. Sodomite. [of box-trees.
BulMa, 9/ Bi\]ed&l, Bt^do, 9tu. Plantation
Bucria, #/ Gewgaw, bauble, knick-knack.
Baj^ta, 9/. Box of box-wood ; perfume-box.
Bojeto, 9m. Shoemaker's polishing stick.
Bulo, am. Picture-stretcher.
Bdla, f< Papal bnlL Eehar la9 btda9 d utw,
To Uirow the burden on one.
BalarcAmaa, 9f. pi. (Nau.) Breast-hooks.
Bolirio, am. Collection of papal bullst
B&Ibo, am. (Bot) Bulb. Bulbo costailo.
Great eortb-nnt, pig-nut
Bclbteo, sa, a. Bulbous.
BulMi, amw Distributer of bolls.
Bai6tov **>^ Brief granted by tho popo, or
bv hia legate).
Balimia, i;r Bnlfnij, voraciona appetite.
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BUK .
B&lla, ^f. Noise ; cl&tter, shout ; crowd. Jif&
terlo d buUa^ To carry it off with a Jokai
Bnlliige, am. Crowd.
Bullangucro, ra, a. Klotcr, turbulent persoa
Bullar, va. (Nau.) V. BoUar.
Bullebiille, am» Busj-bod/, bustler.
Bullicio,«m. BustlcL noiso, clamor; tumult
BuUiciosamdnto, aa. In a noisy, tnmultuoui
manner. [boisterous.
BuIIicioso, sa, a. Noisy, li\-o1y, seditious;
Bullld6r, ra, a. V. BuUicioao.
Bnllir, tn. To boil; bustle, fluster; be in-
dustrlouSL BuUlirle d uno alffuna coaa^
To be earnestly desirous of a thing. — ra.
To move about
Bui Ion, am. Dye bubbling up in a boiler.
BultAr, rn. To occupy much bulk.
"altito, am. dim. Lit ' "
little packa^
Bultito, am. dim. Little lump or tumor;
Bulto, am. DuTk ; tumor; bust; pillow-case:
a paokn{;e or parct^l. Coffer or peaear el
buUoy To lay hold of one. jfHgura 6
imdffen de oiUto, Figure in sculpture.
Mentar or tocar d otro el buUo, To give
a drubbing. A' hidtCy Indistinctly, con-
fhsedly. eer da bulto, To be as clear aa
Cible. Comprar laa coaaad bxUto, To
^ by the lump. />« &tiZto, Bulky.
Buncto, am. Iledge-sparrow.
Biinio, am. Sort of earth-nut or pig-nut
Bunoldro, ra^a. Fritter-maker or seller.
Bun61o, am. Fritter; pan-cake.
Buprdste, am. Sort of Spanish fly. [seL
Buque, am. (Nau.) Bulk ; hull of a ship ; ves-
Burito, am. Canton crape; cypnis; veil cA
lifht silk.
B6rDa. ^. AiHcan coin of small value.
Burbah'ir, am. Wh.ilo of a largo kind.
Burbi^n, ^. Bubble.
Burbujeir, en. To bubble.
Bnrb<\^ita, {/T dim. Small bubble.
B&rcho, am. Large sloop or barge.
Burdaa, tf. pL (Nau.) Backstays.
Burd61, am. BrothcL
Burdinaltas, ^f. Sprlt-top-sall-stay.
Bftrdo, da, a. Coarse, common, ordinanr.
Bur61, am. (Uer.) Bar, the ninth part of the
shield. [roUem
Burdles, am. pi-. (Nan.) Pointed wooden
Burengne, am^ Mulatto-slave.
Bur^ am. Court of iustice of the king^
household; entertainment Entrar an
bureOy To meet to discuss a subject
Bureotracia, a/. Bureaucracy.
Burga, af. Hot spring of mineral waters.
BuigaK^ am. Ancient coin made at Burgos.
Burgo, *m. Borough. Burgomaeatra, Bur-
gomaster.
BurI61, a. Beddisb, dark red. [walk.
Burial, am. Kcrsoy, a coftrj«e cloth ; rope-
Buril, am. Graver. Btiril de punta. Sharp-
pointed graver. Buril chapU redonao.
Curved graver.
Bnrllada, i^ Line cut by a graver; sliver
taken by an assayer. [ver.
Burlladura, «^ Act of engraving with a gT»
Buril&r, va. To onp-avo Mith a graver.
Buijica, af. Beggar's leather has.
Burla, ^ Kldicule, scoffing, mockery, sneer;
lest; flirt; hoax Burla paaada, Bltlny
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BUZ
Jort, bMl trick. Bwioi, JocoIat fSdsitlea.
^urto«dparto,8ettixur Jokes asiile. ifo-
liar delwUu^ToBpMixk Seat J/onibre
d6 burkUf Emptr Jester. 7>e burlas. In
Jest [Juror's cap of TantelttflL
Burlad6r, r«. t. Witg, Jester, mocker: oon-
BorUj:, va. To ridiculo, burlesqae; hoax;
deceive ; frostrote. — or. To Jest, lau^ at ;
set at defiance. [derision.
Burlcria, ^. Fan, artifice; trick; illusion;
Borlescamdnte, ad. Comicallr, ladicroosl y.
Baiiusco, ca, <h Burlesque, ludicrous, comia
DurI6ta, Ula, ita, V^ dim. Little trick, fun or
Joke.
Bnrl6n, oa, «. Great wag, Jester, scoffer.
BQr6, WK Bureau.
B6rra, (/. A sbe-aas. Caer da m hurra, To
become sensible of one's errors.
Borrada. {/C Drove of asses; stupid action.
Burrog^, va. To scribble, M'rite carelessly.
BurrAIOi »ff^ Dry stable-dung tot fhel
Burrazo, za, «. augm. Large or big ass.
Burr^ am. Ass-keeper, who sells asses*
milk.
Bnrrillo, «m. Eodeaiastical almanac
Borrito, ttn. dim. A little ass, donkey.
Burro, sm. Ass, Jack; ignorant being. E*
un burro caraado da letrat^ Unmannerly
clown with ul his learning; saw-liorso;
wheel of a rccL -£58 an burro en fl tra-
bajo^ lie works as bard as an aas. Burro$
de la metanoy Mizen-bowlines.
Burrucho, «m. Young or little ass, donkey.
Burrambida,«/r Qreatexpensofor vain show.
Bur^o, am. ^^^ o' pressed olives or
grapes; lump of pressed wood or other
matter.
Burujdn, Barall6n. 9m. Large lump.
B»n\ioncillo, snu aim. Little lump or pro-
tuberance. • [pass-timbers.
B^B&rda^ y^ pL (Nan.) Breasi-hooka, com-
BAsca, ^ bearch ; pursuit; terrier.
Busdida, «/. Search, research, inquiry.
Busoad6r, ra, a. Searcher, investigator.
Buscapt6, 9m* Word dropped to lead to
something else. [pie's feet
Ba6capl6s, «in. Squib running between neo-
Busc4r, va. To seak, search ; look at, atlcr,
for, oat. Btucar por todo9 lado9^ To
hunt up and down. — or. To bring upon
one's self.
Bnscamidoa, 97n. Quarrelsome Mow.
Boscavidas, am. A pr>'ing person.
Bu8c6n, na, «. Searcher; cheat, pilfbrcr.
Ba8ili% am. (ColL) Point of the difflcnlty;
riddle. Dar anal buaUi9jToh\t the mark.
B&sto, 9m. Bust
Butlfiirra, 4/. Catalonia sausage ; gaskinSL
Budllo, ilia, a. (Little na.) Of a pale vellow-
But^rio, 9m. (Om.) Bittern. [ish color.
Butrino, 9m. Fowiing-net.
Butr^n, cm. Net for birds.
B&yo, am. (Pro v.) Hut; boa constrictor.
Bur. tm.^tt]e us.) Kiss of respect Ifacar
el &tM, To do homage.
B&zano, am. Kind of culverin. [books.
Buzirdas, af. pL (Nau.) Breast-hooks, fore-
Bfizo, 9m. Diver; an ancient kind of ship.
Bnz6n, am^ Conduit, ^anal; lid or cover;
battering-ram.
CAB
C-
C, Thay,
Ca. pctrL Bocause. [capacity
Cab, Cibo, am. Com-meaaure of^difliDreDl
Cab&oo, 9m. Small piece of wood. (Nau.)
End of round timW. [clever; share.
Cab41, a. Exact; perfect, complete, right;
CAbala, 9f. Cabala; cabal; oonlSsderacy.
Cabalg^a, ^ Foray; cavalcade; boo^.
Cabalgad6r, 9m* Eider; horseman.
Cabalgad&ra, af. Snmpter beast
GabalgAr,«n. To parade on horseback; rid*
— va. To cover a mare.
CabalgiLta, ^ Cavalcade.
Cabaliata, 9ni, Cabalist
CabalisUco^ ca, a. Cabalistic.
CabMla, «/ Horse-mackerel
Caballida, ^r. Stud of horses.
Caballdge, 9m. Place where mares and sb*-
asaea are covered; money paid for that
serviee.
Oaballir, am. Siackercl [horses.
CabalUr, a. Belonging to or resembling
Caball^o, 9m. Little horse, nag; shoeing
fhune.
Caballer&to, am. An ecdesiastlcal benefioo
ei^oyed by a layman ; privilege of a gen-
tleman in Catalonia.
Caballere^, vn. To set up for a gentleman.
Caballerescamtote, ad. Knlffhtly. cavalierly.
Caballer^seo, ca, a. Knightly; chivalrous.
Caballerite, am. dim. Spruce young gentle*
man.
Caballeria, 9f. A riding beast ; cavalry-horse ;
art of riding; chivalry; knighthood;
kniffhfa share of spoils; a measure of
land; priviloKea of knights. libro9 de
eabaueria, Books of knight-errantry.
OabaUaria andanU^ Knieht-orrantry.
Andaraa en cabalUriaa^ To make fm-
some compllmentSi CabaUaria mauNr,
JackasSk
Cabalierll, a. Knigbt-lIkcL [master, lad.
Caballerito, 9m. dim. Young gentleman,
Caballeriza, ^ Stable; atud of horses.
Caballerizo^ am. Head groom ; equerry.
Caball^ am. Knight; cavalier; nobleman;
gentleman; horseman. (Orn.) Bed-leggod
horseman, gambet OabaUero andante^
Knight-errant; strolling gentleman. Ar*
mar d una cdbaUero^ To dub one a
knight MeUrasdcdbattaro^ To aasamv
the character of a knight Ir cabattaro.
To go on horseback.
Caballero, ra, cr. Horseback. Ir cabaUaro
en burro^ To ride on an ass.
Cabalierosaminte, ad. Nobly; knightly.
Caballer6so, aa, a. Noble, genoroua; gentle-
manlike, [family.
Caballer6te, am. A gentleman of an ancient
CaballiSta, •/. Field-cricket
Caball6tc, am. Bldge; an instrument ci
torture; flax-brake; bridge of the noee;
callows of a press ; trestle or horse ; eaaet
Caballico, ito^am. Pony ; bobby-horse.
CabAllo, am. Ilorse. Cabatlo padre^ Stal-
lion. Cdballo da montar or aii/a. Sad
dlo-horse. CabaUc de carga^ Pack-Uoisc^
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CAB
OahaOo ea&trado^ Qelding. CabaUo de
cocA^ Coach^iorMu Cdbatlo fiHwn^
Dno^t-faorae. OabdUo da Querra^
Cbarger. CabaUo ds amabtu^ Horse
that stands fire. CabaUo de eaza^ Hantp
er. Oab€Mo de carrtra^ Bace-horso.
CabaUo de vara, Sbaft-homx CabaUo
OfndUUa, Venr ewift horse. CabaUo de
aJquOer, Hack-horse. CabaUo de Hro,
Draogfat-bocse. CabaUo etpatUadUo.
Bkittiah hoTHJk CabaUo matado, A s&W&a
hone. CabaUo desbocado, Eanaiifay
hone. Saoar bien «t» eabaUo, To get
well out of the difficaltf. CabaUo de
&u«na &ac<K, (Met) Servile coTDplier. Ca-
haUo defriiiay GheTaox-de-fr&e, a mili-
tary iostrnment. CabaUo de palo^ Any
Teasel fit for sea; rack for crimlnala.
CabaUo tnarino^ Hippopotamos; knisht
inebeaa. ./I' eoio^. On horseback. CSo-
haUoe, Oavalnr; bubo.
GabaUdn, am, Cbungy horse ; ridge between
thoflUTOWSL
CbbaHona, ef. Queen in the game of chess.
Gaballa^o, »m. dim, little Borse.
GabaDfino, na, a. Belonging to a horse.
Gabalm^nte, ad. Exact]/, completely, per-
fectly.
Cabd^ tf. Hnt, cottage, hovel; flock of
ewea; ^ro of asses; string on a billiard-
table, [droves pass.
CabttflAI, a. Belonging to the road wnere
Oabafl^ro, ra, CabafiU, a Belonging to the
drove of mnles. [com.
Oabadil, «». Keeper of mules for cariying
Cabafindla, «/ dfm. Small hot or cottasa
CabetiitulaSf Festival of the Jews of To-
ledo.
C4b«, 9m. Stroke given by baII^ in the
game of arffoUa, J>ar un cabe ai bol-
eiUo^ To hart one's fortune, ico. Cabe de
pala or paleta, Favorable opportunity.
Gabeeeir, m. To nod: to incline to one
side; to pitch.— «a. To give the letters
the necessary stroke; to cauterize.
Oabee^ em. Nod of the head.
Gabec^qula, em, (Prov.) Inspector of sluices.
Cabec^ «/ Upper end, head; bolster or
pillow; capital of a province.
Cueo^ro, em. Lintel ; coomre^.
Cabedincbo, eha, <& Broad or flat headed.
Cabedca, Ha, «/ dim. Small head, [leader.
Cabedlla, em. Wrong-headed person ; ring-
Gabellizo, em, auffm. Large lAish of hair.
GabelUiJo, em. dim. Little hair, [a comet
OabeUera, ^f. Long hair; false hair; tall of
Gab61Io, em. Hair of the head. lAetar &
wio de vn cabeUo^ To lead one bv the
nose. ITo faUar en un eabeUo^ Kot to
be wanting in the least thing. No monta
tin eabeUo, It is not worth a rush. Iferi'
der tm cabeUo en el air^ To split a hair.
£n cabeUOf In a dishevelled manner.
Aeiree de un caheUo, To catch at a hair.
—pL Larae sinews in mutton; fibrea
CabeUoe ae dnffel, Sweetmeats of ddra-
e^ote. ArranecweeloecabeUoe, To tear
one's hair. Arraetrar d uno par loe
eabfOoe, To drag one by the hair.
3abcll(ido, da, a, iialry.
CAB
Gabell&do, em. Kind of sea-fish.
Gab^r, tn. To be able to contain ; fit; have
room; be entitled to; fall to one's sbarei
Xo eaber de goaoy To be oveijoyed. Ke
caber de pUe, To have no room to stand.
No caber en d mvndo. To he elated with
pride. No caber en s% To he ftill of one's
own merits. Todo cabe^ It is all possible.
No cabe tnas^ Nothing more to be da>
sired. — ta. To contain, comprise, include.
go in. [tooX
CaWro, em. (Prov.) M.ikcr of handles foi
Cabestrigc, snh Halter; money paid to a
drover.
Gabestrinte, enu Capstan, [a stalking-ox.
Cabestr&r, va. To halter.— -wk To fowl with
Gabestreih', vn. To follow one who leads by
a halter.
C^U>estrona, ^. Halter-maker's shop.
Cabestr6ro, em. Halter and collar maker.
Cab^trillo, em. Sling; gold or silver chain.
Bttey de oabreetiUo^ Stalking-ox
Gab^tro, em. Halter ; boll-ox. Traer aU
ffuno de cabeetro^ To lead one by the
nose; pimp to his own wife.
Gab6ca, ^ Head; chie^ leader; Judgment
talents; beginning of a thing; the top of
many things; principal town. Caoeea
mayor^ Head or cattle. Cabeza menor^
Head of sheep, goats, &c. Cabeea de un
mueUe. Pier or mole head. Cabeta de
<0oe^ Head of garlic. Cabeea de monte
or sierra^ Top of a mountain. CabeeaSy
Principal parte of a vessel Cabeza tor'
cida. Wrong-beaded follow. Cabeea re-
dondOy Blockhead. Dar de cabeea^ To
fiiU into misfortunes. JJahlar de cabeza^
To speak without foundation. Ifaeer
cabeza^ To be the leader. Uevar en la
cabeaOy To bo disappointed. Otorgar de
cabeea^ To give a no<l of approbation.
Volviraele la cabeza d algvnOy To lose
one's senses. De cabeza^ From memory- ;
headlong.
Gabezida, f(f. Butt with the bead ; halter;
headstall; pitching of a ship: instep.
Dar cabezadae. To nod, (all asleep.
Darte de cabesadaSy To screw one's wits
in vain.
Cabezdge, em. A' cab^^age. Per head.
Gobezdl, sm. Head-piece; small pillow;
compress; long round bolster; door-post
mattress.
Gabezal<^o, Ico, illo, ito, em. dim^ Little
pillow ; small compress.
Gab^zo, em. Summit of a hill; shirt-collar.
Gabe»Sn, em. Kcglster of taxes ; shirt-collar ;
cavosson or noseband. [cd head,
Gabezorro, etn. augtn. Lnr^o dlsprcportion-
Gabez6ta, em. augm. Big-hoodod; club-
headed.
Gabez6do, em. (Ichth.) Ghub. pioadstrong.
Gat>ezudo, da, a. Large-headed; chubbed;
Gabezu^ ?/ Small head ; dolt, simpleton;
coarse flour; rose-bud. (Bot) Ifryngo;
ragwort-leaved ccntaurv.
Gabezu6Io, em^ dim. Uttlo bead or top.
Gabial, em. Gaviaro sausage.
Gabida, «f. Gontent, space. Tener caVidi
con, To bo in high Ikvor with.
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CAB
Oibido, 9m. Enlgfat of MAlUt vrho claims »
oommandery. [tec
Cablld4cU, ^ ilast/ proceeding of a enap-
Cabild&nte, atn, lie who baa a vote in a
chapter. [doaigna.
Cabilde^, WK To hold a chapter; carry on
Cabildo, 9m. Chapter of a cathedral; the
corporation of a town ; towu-hooM.
OabUla, ^. (Nan.) Treenail [stalk.
Gablll^o» 9m. dim, (Bot) ParUal flower-
Cabillo, tm. (Bot) Flower-stalk; small end
of a rope. (manderf of Malta.
Oabimi6nt& sm. Bfght of claiming a oom-
Cabio, 9m. lAntei of a door ; a kind of rafter.
Gabllo, sm. dim. The small end of a candle.
GabisbMoJa, a. Crest-fallen: drooping.
Cabtetaerto,ta,«.Wr7-headod: hTpocriticaL
Gdble, 9m. Cable. Cabls cU eaperafmcu,
Sheet-cable. ClaZ>{s <7^ a{^u«f«. Best bow-
er cable. Cab1s9enoiUoQvdele9a^^tDal\
bower cablck
Cibo, 9m, Extreme, extremity: capo, head-
land ; handle ; paragrwh, hc«d : chief com-
mander; a rope; thivadL Caboa9arm9r\<k,
Original mansion. CabodsafU>^T)ituM-
cioosanniTersaryofa person^ death. Ox-
oo de bamu^ Last payment of an account.
Cdbo ds e9euadra^ CorporaL Oabo d^
ronda ds alcabalast Tide-waiter. Dar
cabo. To give occasion, allow. Oabo9
n9gro9 9n ku mugerts^ Black hair, eves,
and eyebrows of a woman. Oabo9 bkui'
C09, (Nao.) Untarred corda^^ Dar cabo^
(Nan.) To threw ont a rope. Al cabo^
At hut Dew cabo d, To perfect or com-
plete. Da eabo d rxibo^ From head to
tail JSftor al cabo c^ To be thoroughly
acquainted. I^o tensr cabo ni euenta
una ooso, To have neither head nor talL
Por cabo. Lastly. I'or ninffun cabo^
By DO means. Vblver & coQsr 9l oabo^
To resume the tliread of a discourse.
Cabotage, sm% (Nau.) Coasting-trade ; pilot-
ago.
CAbra, »/. She-goat : engine to throw stones.
Cobra moniee. Wild goat— j>A Red marks
on the legs; small wuito clouds. Echar
or iugar liu cabras. To play for who
will pay the reckoning.
Cabr8hi^d4rH. «/. Caprmcation. [fig-trees.
Oabrahig^ Caorahigar, 9m. Qrove of wild
Cabrahigiir, va. To improve a l)g-troe.
Cabrahigo, 9m. The male wild fig-tree.
Cabr^o, 9m. (Prov.) Register. [sold.
Cabrena, ^ The place where goat's milk is
Cabr^ro. 9m, Goatherd.
Oabrostante, 9m. (Nau.) Capstan.
CAbrIa, 4/! Axictree; sheers; crane.
Oftbrilla, 9/. Little goat; prawn.— j?*. (Astr.)
Pleiades; marks of fire. [ter.
Oabriliear, tm. To skim the surface of wa-
Cabrio, s^u. Rafter, beam ; chevron, in her-
aldry. [cabrXo. Goats.
Cabrio. a. Belonging to goats. Oanado
Cabri6l, 9m. Rafter.
OabrI61a, ^ Capor; nimble leap, skip.
Oobriol&r, CabnoI»&r, m. To caper or cut
capers, J urjp about [coat; cabriolet
Q[U>noli^ 9m. Ladies' doak ; narrow r!ding-
Oabrito, 9f. Little she kid.
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CAO
(3abrit^ro, sm. Dealer In kids.
Cabritilla, ^. Kid (leaUier>
Cabritillo, 9m. dim. Kid, cheverD.
Cabrito, 9m, Kid, kldling, eheveriL
Cabr6n, 9m. Buck, he-goat; one who coa
sents to the adultery of his wlib.
Cabron&da, ^ (Low) Infiunous actloik
Cabron&zo, 9m. auffm. One who proetitutet
his own wil^ [fetid berU
CabroDcUlo, dto, zu^lo, 9m, Eaqr husband;
Cabr6iio, na, a. Goatish.
Cab6. 9m. Barren ground.
CabHJfo, 9m. Rough, anp<^lshod ruby.
Cab6ya, ^ (Bot) American agave; cord of
the agave plant; sisal hemp,
(^uy^ (A.) 9m. Shipchandler.
Cabnyeria, (A) qf. Shlpchandlery.
C4ca,^ Excrements of a child. DMCubrir
la caea^ To make publio some ftult
Cacahu&l, (^acaotil, 9m. Cocoa (cacao) phuL«
tation. [nut, pindar.
CacahuAte, Gacaho^te, 9m. OrouBd-Dut»pea-
Cac&o,«»L Cocoa-tree; cocoo-beaa or cboo-
oUte-bean.
Cacarifia, ^ Pock-mark.
C^usarafiAdo, da, a a. Pock-marked, pitted
by the small-pox. [braggart
Caearead^r, ra, «. Grower, cackler; boaster,
CacareAr, vn. To crow, cackle; brag.
Cacar6o,s»k Crowing, cackling; boi^ brag.
Cace&r, wt. To toss or shake in a saucepan.
Oae^ra, ^. Lrrigating water-chann^ ; sort of
pignut . [sporting sul^ect (picture).
Cac^^a, ^ Hunting or shooting party;
Cacerilla, ^f. dim. Small drain or canaL
Cacerina, ^ Cartridge-box.
Cacerdla, Y' Stew-pan. saueepan. [carieei
Cao6ta, 9m, dim. Small pan used by apothe*
CAcha,j/C Handle of a knife. Cacha blan*
oa4L White-handled Spanish knives. i7ae-
ta ia9 oacfuis^ Full to the brim. (Prov.)
Tardiness.
Caoh&da, ^ Stroke of one top against another.
Cachaldte, 9m. Cachalot sperm-whale.
Cachar&do, 9m. Kind of linen.
CachAr, v<K (Prov.) To break in pleceec
Cachirro, 9m. Coane earthen pot; any ow
lees thiJDg.
CachAza, «/ Liactivity ; forbearance.
Cachdra, if. Coarse shaggy cloth or baize.
Cachetada, 9f. Slap on the cheek.
Cach6tas, ^pl. Teeth or wards in a lock.
Cach6te, 9m. Cheek ; flsi; a box on the ear.
Ca4ih9U9 de «m navio, (Nau.) Bow of a
ship. [fighter witii the coohstero,
Cachet^ro, 9m. Short and broad knife; a
CaohetCido, da, a. Plump-cheeked, fleshy.
Cachic&n. 9m. Overseer of a ferm.
OachidiAblo, 9m. UobgobUn ; having an odd
appearance. [cheeks.
CachlfollAr, to. To puff or blow with the
Cachigord^te, 6ta, ito, ita, a. Squat thick,
and plump.
CachlllAda, ^ Litter of young.
Cachip6Ua, ^ White butter^^. [big knob
(}achip6rra, nf. Cachipdrro, 9m, Stick with a
Cachip6rra, int. A vulgar exclamation.
Cachlp6rro, 9m. (Prov. Joe) C%ub-feoeu
Cacbiv&che, 9m. Broken crockery, oM
tmmpory; a worthiest fellow.
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Gk±Oy mt. Bllce, piece; horn; game at
cardsw C^chth.) Rod surmoUet.
C4di<s eha, cu Beat, crooked.
Cich61aB, tf. pL (Nao.) Cbeeks of the masta
Cach6oda, cl In heat; ratting.
Caehondez, «/ Lost.
CAcbtoes, «m. pL Breakers, wa^ea.
Oach6p<s sm. (Nan.) Golf; diy tronk, stamp.
GhchovT^iMta, ^. pC (Prov.) Mixture of oil,
ovmge, bread, and ealt
Caehorhllo, ito, «m. dirn. A little cnb; a
young man; a little pistoL [pistol
Cach6rro, ra, t. Grown pappj; cub; pocket
Gachiicha, ^ Cloth or for cap; name of a
dance and Its tnnei
Cachocho, mn, Oil-measore (one-dxth of a
pound); earthen pot . [lights.
Caeha61a, ^f, VricaaBee of rabbit*s Hrer and
Cftchndlo, ttn. Small fish resembling an
SDchovy.
Cachnlera, »/. Cavern or other hiding-place.
Oacb&robo, mK Hard cocoa-nat wood.
Cach^nde, ^ rasto of mnsk and other aro-
matitai. [Spanish-Americans.
Cachnpia, am. A Earopean-Spanlard among
Cadllo^ ito, mn. dim. Small saucepan.
Gacuiue, sm. Cacique, an Indian chief; a
teading person.
Cade, «m. (Mex.) Friar's sandals.
Cdco, wu Pickpocket; a coward.
Gacofonia, ^ Ciicopbonj.
Caooquimia, ^ Cacochymr.
Cacoqaimioo, ca, a. Cacochymical.
Oacoqoimio, 8m. He who suffers melancholj.
C^a, pran. Every; each. Oada uno or
coda etuil, Every one, each. Cada iwe,
Everr tlmeu Cada dia^ Every day.
CadahUso, un. Projecting wooden shed.
Cad«I6cho, 8m. Bed made of branches.
Cadilso, «n. Scaffold. [nnal.
CMafliI, Cadafi^go, ga, Ca<lafi6ro, ra, a. An-
Cadirzo, am. Entangled silk, which cannot
be spun.
Oadiver, am. Corpsei
Cadav6rico, ca, a. CadaverouflL
Ckd^o, am. Enbmgled skein; matted hair.
(^d&ia, 4^ Chain; mortice; series; link;
erank-treadlei Oadma da rocas, Rldgo
of rocks. Cadena dapuerto^ Boom or a
harbor. EaUir an la cadena, To be in
prison. Hantmdar la cadana^ To give
up tSX ono'^ eifects to get out of prison.
Caddnda, ^. Cadence, &I1 of the voice;
rhythm or measure. iTablcwancad^ncia^
To affect the rhythm of verse, [cadence.
Cadenci&do, &da, oso, dsa, a. Belonging to a
Cadendta, <A Lace or needJe-work in form
of a chain.
Cadcnilla, itiu {/T dim. Small chain, [tion.
Oaddnte, a. Decaying; correct in modula-
Oad^ra, a/. Hlp-Jotnt.
CaderiUaa, af. pL Hoops worn by ladles.
Caddie, am^. Cadet, a volunteer in expecta-
tion of a conunission. [lems.
Oidj, mn. Cadi, a magistrate among mos-
GadilU^, am^ Plaee abounding with burdock.
OadUl^ ra, a. (Bot) Covered with burs.
OadilUs am. (Bot) Great bur-parsley; bur-
dock. QuUUoay'niTwn&.
Oddmlim^ OalAmine.
OAH
Cddo, am. (Prov.) Ferret-hole.
Cad6ce, am. (Ichth.) Gudgeon.
Caducam6nte, ad. In a dotine mannen
Gadudinte, pa. Doting, dotaid.
Caduc^, vn. To dote ; be worn out by smv
vice. Caducar al Ugado. To become
extinct [herald's sta£
Caduc6o, «m. Cadnceus, Mercury's wand;
Caduddild, tf. Caducity, decrepitude.
Caduco, ca, a. Worn out, decrepit; perish
able. Mai caduco^ Epilepsy.
iduquSz, ^ Cadudty, senility.
Caedizo, za. a. Scady to fall; deciduous.
Caedura, «^ Loose threads from the loom.
Cadr, vn. To fall ; listen. Ca^r d jdanus
To fUl flat; deviate; fall due; dedine:
die. Caar A eata parte^ To be situated
on this side. Caar d aotaventCy To drive
to leeward. Caar al plazo^ To arrive the
fixed time. Caar en la ouenta^ To be-
think one^s self No caar an laa coaa-a^
Not to comprehend. Caaraa d-a auailo. To
f^ll asleep. Caer Men^ To At, salL Caar
da la gracia^ To lose one's fovor. Casr
en oama^ To become sick. Caar an coaa^
To remember or see into, comprdiend.
Ca^ an gracia or an guato. To please,
Caar la balarua. To be partial Caaraa
d padaaoa, To bo very fatigued. Caeraa
da dnimo. To be d^ccted. Caeraa da
riaa, To sh^o with laughter. Caeraa an
fU>r^ To die in the bloom of age. Caer al
color. To fhde.
C^ ^f. Cotton stuff of various kinds.
Cafd, am. Coffee; coffee-house.
Cafot&l, am. Coffee plantation. [Ing-gown.
CafetAn, Caftto, am. Caftan, like our morn-
Cafet^ra, af. Coffee-pot ; coffoe-scrvice.
Cafet^ro, am. Coffee-maker or seller. (Bot)
Coffee-tree.
C&fila, am. Caravan ; multitude of people.
Cdfre, a. Savage, inhuman ; a Kaffir; clown-
ish, rude. [ments are oily.
Ciigaaceite, am^ A little bird whose excre-
Cagachin, am. Kind of gnat or fly, which
spots.
Cagada, af. Excrement; ridiculous acUon.
Cagadero, am. Place of retirement
Cag^o, a. (Low) Chicken-hearted fellow.
C8gafi6rro, am. Scoria, iron-<lro8S.
Cagi\)6n, am. Dung of mules, asses, and
horses.
Qclng procession.
ishroom.
soil, stain.
the olives In tM
rarlc
, goats, and mlee^
; nickname tot
rement
arrhcea; coward,
sloop. [elSk
oof twelve bush-
it for one cahia
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rUda, t\f. Fall; tumble; deoUnaUon; de-
scent O(ii<2ad0 to proa, (Nao.) Casting
or falling oft Cbicto <2a «na Mfo^ Depth
or drop of % sail. Ir or andar de cava
ca4<tof To decline in fortune. A'laoatda
(20totor<2^Attheolo6eoftheda}r. CO'
Ida dM M, Son-aet-^ Lappets of %
faead-droaa. Qua caidaa Umiel How
droUhelsl
Caldo, da, a. Languid ; downlhllen.
Caido^ am. pL Arrears of taxes, of rent, &c
Caim&n, ma. Caiman, alligator; cunning
man.
Caimitoto,«m.Lowiio6S of spirits; fldl
Caimito, rnn, Star-apple.
Cairdl, tm. False hair; Airl>elow, a flounce.
Calrelido, da, <i. Flounced.
Calrelir, to. To flounce.
CAJs, ^f. Square box, case; colRn; chest; a
shei^; drum; cash. Oaja de poioo^
Snufl'-box. Ot)a4 en ternoSj Nest of
boxes. (^a<2tf««eops^ Stock of a fire-
lock. Cqja ds cocAa, Body of a ooaoh.
CV^acZsoiTua, Manger of a snip. Ca^ads
hcUaSy Shot-lockec CV^a d€ eartucho*^
Cartridge-bo& J^ro (2d eo^o. Gash-book.
£char con oajat dsttemiHoaa^ To turn
away in a harsh manner. Sttar^n ea^
To be in equipoise.
C:v|<^ras, ^.pl Cavities or holes in blocks.
<^6ro, im. Cashier; reservoir.
CiU6ta, ^ Bound box ; snuff-box ; poor4)OX ;
C<Oetaa, (Nau.) Cabums. (Mex.) Box of
Jelly.
'^^etiso, am. Blow with a caS^te, [bowl
y^te, mn. (Mex.) A flat earthen pulque-
uetln, sm. (Um. Very small box.
idilla, its, tf. dim. Small box.
ijista, sm. Compositor (in printing).
j\)o, »m. Bookbinder's groove.
CaJ6n, em. Box or chest; drawer; locker;
epaoe between the shelves of a book-case ;
dry-goods store. S^ de cajo% To be a
matter of course. Serttncc^ondestuttrs^
To have one's brain fhll of conftised ideas.
C2\)onoito, 9m. dim, A small box, chest, or
drawer.
Calf^Lime. C%(2«ioa, Unslaked lima Cat
y eanto^ Bough stone laid up in mortar.
Berde eal y canto, Strong, as if built wlUi
Kme and stonei
C^la, ^ (Nan.) Greek, a small bay; hole or
plug to ascertain quality or thicknessw
(Med.) Suppository. Hacer cala y cata^
To ascertain quantity and quality.
Calabac^ra, 9f. Fumpkin, gourd, or squash
Tine.
Calabao^ro, «m. Pumjpkin-seller.
Calabaoica, ilia, ita, ^dim. Small pumpkin.
Calabacilla, ^ Mould for a tassel; gourd-
shaped ear-ring. [kin.
Oalabadn, Wi. A small, young, tender pump-
Oslabadn&te, wu Fried pumpkins.
O^ftbscino, sm. Oourd or calabash bottle.
CaJab&za, «/ Pumpklii. sqiiash, gourd.
(kUabiua an^trah^ada^ Orange-fruited
gourd. C%z7a&a«a&ott«<0ra, Squash gourd.
OaldbOMa vinatera^ Bottle gourd or cal-
abash. [bash-iUl.
^Uabazidft, ff. Butt with the head; a cala-
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OalabaxAr, mn. Ground planted with i
kins.
Galabazdte, siti. Preserved pumpkin candied
Calabasdn, rnn. auffm. Large winter pam|^
kin.
Ga]ab6bo8, tm. Fine rain, drizzle.
Galabozilge, 4m. Jail-fiMS.
Calab^xo, mk Dungeon ; prison.
Galabr6te, mn. Stream-cable.
Calaointo, sm. (Bot) Flea-bane. [mand
Caldda,^ Rapid flight; introduction; repri-
CalAda sm. Open work. (Nan.) Draught,
the depth of water. OcUadot, Lace.
GaJaddr, snk Borer; calklng-iron ; probe.
Gal&dro, ^ A bird of the ikmUy of larks.
Galaftte, Ca]a£iitead6r, sm. Calkor.
GalalkteadOra. 9f. Calking.
Oala&teria, ^ The act of calking.
Calaikte&r, Calafistedr, «a. (Nau.) To calk.
Calaf^t^ sm. Calking.
Galafetin, 9m^ Calker s boy or mate.
Galafr^ ^f.CBot.) Saxifrage.
Caldge, mn. (Prov.) Chest, trunk.
Galag6so, mn. Bill or hedging^hook.
Calagn&la, &/. (Bot) Calagnala, fern-root
Cohihdrra, </t (Prov.) A public office whore
bread is distributed.
OalaI6x, sm. Kind of East Indian vessel.
Calamdco, mn. Calamanco, woollen stuH *
OalaniAr, mv^ Squid, sea-sleeve; septa.
Galambac, mn. Calamba, or calambac wood.
Gal&mbre, sm. Spasm, cramp.
Galambfioo, mn. (Bot) Calaba-fapoe.
Oalam^nto, Calaminta, $. Mountain-balm or
calamint
(Tahunid^d, fff. Gahmilty, misery.
Calamina, or Pi^dra Calamine, ^ Calamine,
xincore.
Calamis, mn. Calamus.
Cahunita, ^. Galamite, sm. Small green frog.
Galamitoeam6nte, ad. Disastrously.
Galamit6so, sa, a. Calamitous, wretched.
Cidamo, mn, (Bot) Sweet flag, cahuuus ; sort
of flute.
Calamoc^no, a, Sonaewhat fhddled.
Galam6co, mn, IclclSk [headed nail
Calam6n, mn. Purple water-hen; round-
GaUm6rra, ^f, (CoIL) The bead.
Calamorrdda, ^. Butt of a homed beast
CaUmdr^o, mn. Bag hanging from a gar-
ment; ragamuffin.
Gal&ndria, ^ (Om.) Bunting; laundresa*
mangle; calender mangle.
Galanis, mn, (Bot) Calamus.
Caliifia, tf. Character, quality.
CalapatiUo, sm. Maggot or worm.
Gali^ 9a. To penetrate, perfuraie; cut out
in open-work; discover; put; Imitato;
fix. CtatorefMmofi^ To hang the rudder.
Color ^Ipalo^ To step a mast CkUar el
melon, To cut a water-melon. Calar ei
fmenie. To let down a draw-bridge. Oalar
la l>ay<meta. To fix the bayonet Calar
la cuerdOy To apply the match. Calar
las oubcM^ To guage a barrel. — rr. To en-
ter; be wet through; stoop. Calarm
BobrA, To dart or pounce on.
Cal^, a. Calcareous. [brained fellow.
Galav^ ^ Skull; madcap, a wild, ho&
Calavorida, ^ Foolish, or Ul-judgod ftotloa
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OiliTsredr, m. To act foolishly.
CUaverilla. ita, ^. dim, Littlo akuU; litUe
Kiridy fellow. [nuts.
Gilbdte, tm. Bread made of acorns or chest-
GUeanur, sm. Sea-fowl on tho coast of
BruiL [be stnpld.
Goleafiil, Calcaftdr, 9m. Heel, heel-bone; to
Oaleaneo, «m. (Anat) Calcanenm.
Calcannula Kin, A disease of bees.
Catcar, ca. To trace on tracing-paper; tram*
pie on.
Caicdreo, r»a, a. Calcareous.
Calce, sm. Tire of a wheel (Nau.) Top.
OUced6nia, tsf. Calcedony, chalcedony.
C&lces, »>».jfNau.) Mast-head.
Calccta,*^ Under-stocking; fetters. Bac^r
ealceUk, To knit
Oalceteria, ^f, IIosier*8 shop; hosiery.
Galeet^ro, ra, «. Stocking-maker, mender,
seller, or hosier.
Caloetilla, Calcilla, 9f. dim. Small stocking.
Oilcetdo, S7IK auffm. Large stocking worn
under boots.
CalcId^ C&lc1de^ «m. Kind of pllcliard.
Galclna, ff. Mortar, cement
Gaklnacion, nf. (Ghem.) Calcination.
CalciniLr, ro. and vr. To calcine. [atory.
. (jplclnat6rio, a. Vaso calcinatoHc^ Calcin-
Oa\co, tm, A transferred drawing. [Ing.
Oalcograf ia, if. Chalcography, art of cngrav-
Caici^rafo, Mt, Engraver.
Calculable, a. Calculable.
Calculaci6n, sf. Calculation, (imputation.
Chlculad6r, «m. Calculator, actouutaut
Calcular, to. To calculate, reckon.
Calcnlo, 9m. Calculus, calculation ; estimate.
Oled.) Calculus, cravcL
Calculdso, sa, a, C^culose, calculous.
Oalda, Iff. Warmth, heat; warming. Caldas^
hot-springs.
Calduria, af. J^y caldaria. Water ordeaL
Calde4r, va. To raise to wcldlng-hoat,; warm,
beat
Cblddo, 9m. Chaldaic.
Crid^ra, ^ Cauldron, boiler.
Qilder&da, if. A cauldron fUIl, a copper ftill.
OUdereria, t{f. Brazier's shop or trade.
OUder^ro, 9m. Brazier, coppersmith ; tinker ;
•toker or fireman.
Qsld«r6ta, ^. Small cauldron, a kettle ; ket-
tle ftalL (Mex.) Cliosolate-pot
Gdderico, ioa, IHo, Ula, & A small kettle.
Odderilla, ^f. Holy-water pot; copper coin.
CUd^ro, 9m, A cauldron or boiler, a copper.
Galder6n, 9m. Copper, large canldroB ; mark
of a thousand 9; paragraph %
Calderuila, if. Small kettle; dark lantern.
Oaldillo, Caldito, 9m. Gravy of a fricassee;
light broth. ^
G&ldo, 9m. Broth. Caldo9, Wine, oil, and
an spirituous lloncrs. Caldo^ 9uicido,
Pressed j ulee of herbs.
Caldosito, a. Not too thick.
Gald6eo, sa, a. Having plenty of broth, thin.
GaId6cho,«m. Ill-seasoned broth ; ho^-wash.
Oileo6r, va. To heat warm; urge; dispatch.
Oaleeioo, 9m, dim. Small chalice.
GUetKsitote, a. (Med.) Heating.
GU «ocl6n, if. Oale&cUon. heating.
CWe&ct6ria 9m. Stove or place for warming.
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Calencas, f>f. Kind of East India calloa
Calenda, iff. Tho calendar martyrology. O*
lendan^ Calends.
Calcndurio, 9m. Almnnnc, calendar; datob
Ilac&r calrndarloH, To muse.
Calendula, /»/ Marigold.
Calentad6r, «/<, Warmer; warmln«:-pan.
Calontamiento, 9nx, Warming; a duicase of
horses.
Calentar, iw. To warm, lie.it; urge; dis-
patch.— vr. To be hot or proud ; grow hot
Calent6n, «m. Darse un caieiUori, (ColL)
To take a bit cf a warming, [and fever.
Calent^ra, if. A fever. Calentitra*^ Chilli
Calenturicnto, ta, a. Feverish ; fever-sick.
Calenturilla, ^ dim. Slleht fever.
Calenturon, 9m. augm. Violent fever.
Calepluo, 9m. Vocabulary, dictionary.
Cal^ ijf. Lime-kUn. [sold.
CalerLi, 9f. Place where lime is burnt jiod
Calero, ra, a. Calcareous.
Cal^ro, 9m. Lime-burner, maker, or seller.
Cal«jsa, 9f. Calash; chaise; gig:
C*ales6ro, 9m. Driver of a calash or gig.
Calesln, 9m. Single horse-chaise, a gig.
Calesin6ro, 9m. Owner or driver of a calesin.
Calita, ^ (Nau.) Cove, creek, fleet
Cal^tre, 9m. Unacrstanding, judgment
CulL 9m. Alkali
Calibeddo, da, a. Chalybean ; chalybeate.
Calibrdr, ro. To examine tho caliber.
Calibre, 9m. Caliber; diameter; sort kind;
onality. Oomjxui or calibres^ Callipers.
Calicunto, 9m. Sweet-scented slirub; wall
of stone laid In mortar.
Caliche, 9m. Pebble burnt in a brick.
Calic6, 9m. A9i 96 llama en Ynalaterra
lo que 99 U^ma en lo9 E. U. bleached
shirtings, en donde las aaraza te llama
calico.
Calicfid, Oallcfit, «/ Silk stuff from India.
Caliddd,^^ Quality; condition; kind; fash-
Ion ; reauisite ; nobility. Calidade9, Con-
ditions in gaming.
Calldcz, if. Inflammation; fire; glow.
C&lido, da, a. Hot, piquant; crafty, artfUL
Cali6nte, a. Warm, hot; flery, feverish.
merro caliente^ Rod-hot iron. Tener la
fiangre caliente, (Met) To fi»ce dangen^
£n caUente^ Piping hot, on the spot, at
once.
Cali^ta, n/. Kind of mushroom.
Califk, »w*. Caliph.
Califuto, 9tn. CHliphato, the dignity of caliph.
Califlcacidn, ^ (j^alifleation ; proof; liabiliN
tation.
Calificddo, da, a. Qnallfled, authorized
Califlcad6r, am. One who is qualified to say
and do. CaUficadordelmHtoqflcio^lS.x.'
aminer of the Inquisition.
Califlc^r, «!«, To qualify; empower; certify;
ennoble. — or. To prove one's noble birth,
Caliga, if. Half-boots wcm by Boman sol*
diers.
CaIigin6so, sa, a. Dark, dim ; obscure.
Caltgrafia, ^f. Caligrapby, elegant penmttt
ship.
Caligrafb. 9m. Beantiftil writer.
Calilla, nf. dim. A slight suppository, clystei
C4limaco, SiTi. (Prov.) Calamanco.
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Ottttii, tm, A metaUio composition resem-
bling lead.
GaUna, ^ Thick rapor mist or fog.
Calipcdea, 9m, A slow-paced animaL
Oalia, ^. (Bot) Alkanet or orcbanot
O&tiz, 9m. Cballce, a commiuifon cup. (Bot.)
Colyx.
Oalizo, za, a. Calcareous, limy.
Calla, Call^ndo, ad. PrlTateiy, secretly.
OallAda, *f. Dish of tripe, [noise, privately.
De Calldda or A' las Callidas, ad. Without
Calladani6nte, ad. Silently, secretly.
CalladMs, «/. A kind of cotton stulT.
OalttdOf da, a. Silent, reserved; discreet
Oallandjco, ito, ocf. In a low voice; silently ;
soltly. [abate.
Oall^, vfkTo be silent; hush; dissemble;
0^1& 4< Street ; lane ; gnllet OaU^ do dr-
boMy Alloy or walk In a garden. Boca
ds oalU, Entrance of a street OUle
m4iyor^ Main street CalU travUaa,
Cross street Ataiarloi caUes^ To walk
the streets. Hdcer calU, To make way ;
overcome difficulties.— /nil. Strange! wou-
. derftdl make way!
Oalle4r, va. To clear the walks.
Gallia, 9/. Lane. [streets, gad.
OalkieAr, «& To walk or loiter about the
Oallel6ro, ra, a. Applied to a VMHCit,
Call6]o, Calldyo, wk (Prov.) Pit into whloh
game fislls when pursued.
Cauejun, «7>u Long narrow lane: narrow
pass. CaU^on de oombaU^ Orlop gang-
wav. [sagei.
Callcjondllo, sm. dim, A little narrow pas-
Call^u^ a/ Lane or narrow passage; eva-
aion.
Oallemindra, 9f. Kind of woollen stufC
OalU41to, ta» a. Having swelliog welts or
borders.
CfilU\ 9m. Cora, oallostty on the feet; wen.
— 9. pL Tripe, llacer or tei^r caUo9t
To bo hardened.
Call6n, «»k Big oora or wen ; shoemakozB^
rubber, » whetstone.
Callosldid, ^ Callosity, callonsness.
Call68o, sa, a. Callous ; oomy, oomeous.
Ca]lo6 9m, (Amer.) Wine extracted from
palms and ooooa-treesi
Culma, ^ A calm; calmness, tranqnllHty;
duhiess of business. Tierraa calmas,
Flat, bleak country. En ealma^ Smootli
sea. CaUna mutrta or cMoha, Dead
calm. [anodyne.
Calm&nte, pa. and «. Mitigating; narootio,
Calmftr, vo. To calm, compose, naclfy; al-
leviate, allay.— ^n. To fall oafm, be be-
<»lmed.— «r. To be pacified.
Calmta, ^f. Kalmia, a genus of plants.
Calm^so, sa, a. Calm; tranquil; tardy.
QfXoivkty 9m, Kind of white earth or clay.
Oalteha, 9/. Clog; overshoe. [cold.
IHlofri&do, da. a. Chilly, shivering with
Calofriirse, Calosfri&rso, «r. To shiver with
eold. [tended with shivering.
CUofrio, Calosfrio, em. Indisposition, al-
Cal6ma, f^ Singing of sailors when they
haul a rope,
(kUomeUnoiL 9m. pL Calomel.
^dfka, ^ Fine for calumniating
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Cal6r, 9m. H^t; glow; wannth, ardor
encouragement; brunt of an action.
CaI6rico, 9in, (CheoL) Caloric.
Calorimetro, 9m, ^Chem.) Calorimeter.
Ca1orosam6nte, ad. Warmly, ardently, hotly.
Calor660, sa, a. Warm, hot, heating.
Caldstro, 9m, Colostrum, ^e first milk.
Caldto, 9m. Metal from a certain bell ia
Popayan.
Calpizque, 97n. Rent-sntberer, a steward.
Calumnls, Calunia, ff. Calumny, slander.
Calttmniad6r, ra, 9. Calumniator, a slanderer.
CalumDi^, oo. To calumniate, slander.
Colnmuioeamdnte, ad, Calumniously, slan-
derously.
Calumnloso, sa, a. Calumnious, sbinderous.
Calurosam^ntc, er(2. Warmly, ardently, hotly.
Caluroso. so, a. Warm, hot; beating.
Cdlva, V. Bald pate; game among country
people, delta de aimeU^ Crest of a
helmet [Culpa.
Oalv^. CO. To hit a stone In the gome ol
Calvano, 9m. Debts, tally, score: duvary.
Calvatrueno, 9m, Baldness; a wUd person.
Calvuza, «/ atigm. Large bald pate.
Calv6ro, Calvjjar. Calvitdr. 9m. Barrob
ground among fruitful lands.
Calv6te, «nk dim. Little bald pate.
Calvez, Calvicie, 9f. Baldness
Cnl villa, ^ dim. LitUe baldness.
Calvinismo, 9m. Calvinism.
Calvinista, 9m. Calvinist
Cttlvo, va, a. Bald; barren, uncultivated.
Tierra ealva^ Barren solL
C41za, «/C Long loose brooches, trowsers:
stookinga. Oal»a9 aouchiUadaSy Slashed
trowsersw En calsae yfubon^ In an odd
or imperfect state. Maer en una oatea
To put one on his mottle.
OakMla. 9/. Causeway ; the high-road ; gray
el-walk; avenue.
OihadAra, tf. Hempen eord.
Qtlzadillo, tto, sm. dim. Small tiioe.
Calzddo, da, a. Shod, wearing shoea
CalzAdo, 9m, Covering for the feet; hon»
with four white feet OaUadoi, Cover-
ing for the legs and feet Trdeane ii
cataado^ Bring me my stockings and
shoea.
Calzaddr, 9tn, Shoeing-Ieather ; shoeing-
horn. Entrar con caleador, (Met) To
enter with much labor. [tire.
Calxad&ra, a/ Putting on the shoes ; wooden
Calzdr, wt. To put on shoes; to shoe; put
on; clothe; strengthen with Iron; carry
a ball of a detenmned size. OaUar9e a
alffuno^ To govern or manage a person.
Oilzo, em. Iron phite of the fblloea; enp
canal. Calto9t Boateoantlings, akld^
cbockSL
Cah(6n, 9m, Ombre, a game at cards ; small
elothes.-:pX. (Nau.) Qoose-wingsi Cal
•onee^ Breeches.
Calxon&Eo, sitk augm^ Big pair of brcediesL
E9 tm ealeonassoe, lie is a weak, soft
feUow.
CUionoilloa, em^j^f. Drawers; ombreu
06ma, ^f. Bed, couch, layer. Cama con
rmedoM, A truck-bed; bed-hangings; the
body of a cart ; the sheath of a pi itigfau
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Oatma dM meUm, Part of a melon which
toacbes Um gitrand; Utter; branch of a
bridle; lajer of doiiK and earth for XBlslng
plants; dje^box. £tacer cot/t^ To keep
ooe^ bed. Haoer la cama. To make np
tiiebed.
OMnirte, ^ Brood of young animate, a Utter.
Oamada <U ladrtm^ J>en of thieves.
Oamai&o, «nv Cameo.
Cami], sm^ Hempen halter ; chain for slavee.
Canmlachir, va. To bartw, give in exdianse.
Camale^o, em. Chameleon. (BoU Thistle.
(Mex.) The homed frog of the U. B.
Camaleop^Moi, 9m. Camelopard, ginSto.
Canmmifa, ^. Chainomiie.
Cami^doLt, ^. Chaplet of one or three de-
cades. TWmt muehas ocanandukUt To
use numr trickaw [dnhu
CamandiileBfle» a. Of the order of Cainan-
CanuuHliiIerii^ ^ Hypocrisy, insinceritj,
» diaslxnalation. fhypocrlticaL
Oamandal^ro. ra, a. and t. Fhll of tricks,
Cimara, ^ Hall; granary: laxity; cabin of
ftihlpu Cdmara aUa.S.9xaidhonae. CA-
tnara d^l rey^ The king's state room;
kinglsooimdl; excbeqner. C&maraal-
■ ta or de lo9 pare«. The house of lords.
Camara bq^a or as lot eaimmes. The
Iionse of commons. CdmaradsCcutUlay
Sapreme council of Castile. Mota (fe
cdmara^ Chambermaid. Ot>che de cA-
fiKzm^ State coach.
Camarfcla, ^ Comrade, partner ; society or
company; assembly. Camaradas de
ran^^ Messmates. Oamarada* de na^
viOy Sbipmatee.
Camtfige. sm^ Oransry, rent for a granary.
Camacanchdn, am. Qarrot.
€amar6ra» «f. Head waittng-maid; keeper
of the queen's wardrobei
Camareria, ^. Place of a valet de cfaambre.
Camar^ro, am. Valet de chambre; steward;
lord chamberlain.
Oamarl^nto, ta, o. Troubled with a diarrhoea.
Ctonwritla, ^ Small room ; the room where
boys are flogged.
Cunafin, 9m. Closet
Comariiia, ^ Copse, a low sbmb.
Camaiista, tm. A member of the supreme
council of to Cdmara; maid of honor to
the queen.
Camanta, ^ dUn. Small chamber or room.
Camarlengo, 9m^ Lord of the bed-chamber.
Camardn, <»k (Ichth.) Shrimp.
Comaron^ro, 9m. 8hrimp<»tcb«'.
Camardte, em. Koom on board a ship, a
berth.
Camosqninoe, 9m. Nickname of a meddle-
some person.
Cama8tr6n, 9m. Sly, artful, cunning fellow.
Oamastronaio, «m. auffm. Great impostor,
hypocrite.
Gamat6nes. 9m, pL (Nau.) Iron Cistenlngs.
Cambal^be. ^m. (Coll.} Barter.
Gambalachear, eo. To barter.
Cambalach^ro, am. Batterer.
Oambal^ 9m. Company of six comedians.
Oimbas, ^ pi. Pieces put to a cloak or
round garment
IBnnb^as, ^. pL Kind of cotton stuiC
CAM
Cambi&ble, a. Fit to be bartered or ex-
changed, [at broker.
Cambtaddr, snu Barterer; money changes
Gambiami^to, 9m. CEauge, alteration.
CambiAnte, a. Bartering, exchangfing.
Oamblinte, sm. Variety of hues reflected b>
light CktmbiatUe cfe letra9^ A bankw,
exchanger. [trans&r.
Cambiiu, wk. To barter, exchange falter;
OambUa, tf. Beservolr; interseoing per-
pendicular line; square.
Cunbio, 9m, Barter, commutation ; change;
bank; flux. Cambio99co, Accommodap
tion bill Dor 6 tomar & cambiOy T»
lend or borrow on interest Oamhio pot
Utnu^ Trade in bills of exchange.
Cambists, sm. Banker, broker; soldsmith.
Oambitnte, 9m. Changeable silk; kind of
camlet
Oambriy, em. Cambric, fine linen.
Cambrayido, da, a. Kesembling cambric.
Cambray6n, mn. Coarse cambric.
Cunbr6n, 9m. Common buckthorn.
CambroniU, 9m. Thicket of briers, briuuble&
Gambronm, «^ (Bot) Box-thorn.
Camb6r, ^ (S. A) Banana.
Cambfiy, 9m. ^t) American myrtle-tree.
Cambux, 9m. Ciiild's cap tied close; mask,
TeU.
QuneddAie, ^ Mezereon, BpurgeH>livo.
Cam^drio, sm. (Bot) Wall germander.
Camddris, 9m. (Bot) Germander, 6i)eedwelL
Camel^ tf. (Bot) Widow- wail, a sbrub.
Camel6uca, sf. (Bot) Colt's-foot
Comelina, 9f. (Bot) Turging flax. [yoke.
Camilla. ^/fShe-cainol; ridge; a milk-pail;
Camell^jo, 9m. dim. Small camel : a piece
of ordnance. [driving
CTamellcria, ^ Stable for camels; camel-
Camell^ro, 9m. Keeper or driver of camels.
Cam^llo, 9m. Camel; ancient cannon.
Camell6n, 9m. Bldge turned up by tlte
plough ; drinking-trough for cattle ; car-
penter's horse; M of flowers; camlet
Cunello-pardAL «7». Clamelopard, gfrafiTe.
Camel6te, 9m. Camlet [thin camlets.
CamelotUloe, Camelloncillos, 9m, Light or
Camem6ro, 9m. (Bot) Cloud-berry bramble.
Camepitioe, 9m. (Bot) Common ground
pine. [rhoilodendron.
Cunerhodod6ndros, 9m. (Bot) Eusty-leaved
Camdro, 9m. Upholsterer.
Cam^ro, a. Belonging to a bed or mattrec!.
Camilla, tf. Small bed : clothes-horse ; frame.
C^aminaddr, 9m, Qooa walker.
Camin&nte, 9m. Traveller, walker.
Camin^, en. To travel ; walk, march. Ca
mUuw eon pU9 de plomo^ To act with
prudence. Jaunt
Cunin&ta, ^ Walk for exercise; excursion,
examine, 9m. Road, way; Journey; profbs-
sion. Camino de h^adwra. Path, bri-
dle-road. Camino carretero^ Carriage-
road. Camino de SanUagOy (Ast) Ga-
laxy, the milky-way. Irfieni de cami-
fW), To act contrary to reason. Procurar
el camino. To clear the way. Salir al
camino^ To go to meet a person. J>4
eaminOf In one's way, going along.
Camisa, ^ Shirt; sliiA, chemise; thin iricit
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froH; stock of ooantan: roagb plastorinz.
OanUtatUuna wla. The body of » s«U.
Sttds en tu oamiaat Are von In joxa
aensos? Salter de tu c<»mMa, To Jump
oat of one's skin. [with wide sleevoa
Oftmls6t^ Iff. Knit shirt; short shirt or shift
Camisillo, ^/T dim. Small shirt
Cami861a, ^. Bullied 6hirt; dicky; frook
worn by rowers. rfrock ; gown.
Cnmlsdn, «m. Long wide shirt; laborer's
CamIs<Ste. am. Ancient armor.
ComitA, *f. dim. Bmall bed« pallet, or cot
Comomlla, {/! Chamomile, (odoriferous
plant).
Camon, sm. Large bed; fhune of latha.
Camen de Tidrioa^ Glass partition.—^
Wooden tire. [room.
Caraoncilio, etn. State stool in a drawing*
Cam6rnv ^ Qnorrel, dispute.
Camonista, «. Noisy, quarrelsome person.
Camdte, »nu Sweet potato, Carolina potata
Camp&I. Batalla campaly Pitched battle.
(^^mpam6nto, «m. Encampment, camp.
Carap4na, «< Bell; parish church; bottom
of a well; iron hoop. Oampana de
vJiimenea^ The Ainnel of a chimney.
Oampana de r^hato^ Alarm-bell.
Campanula, »f. Stroke of the bell Dar
oampanada^ To canse scandal [looms.
Componiirio, am. Belfry; noddle; rack in
Campanedr, wi. To ring the bell freanently ;
divulge. [dandng.
Campanula, ^ Sudden motion of the feet in
Gmnpan^n, em. Boll-ringing, chime.
Campan6ro, em. Bell-founder: bellman.
Campan6ta, {< dim. Small bell [shape.
Campanif^rme, a. (Bot) Corapanifbrm, bell-
Coropanil, em. Small belfry. — a. MekU cam-
panil, Bell-metal
Campanula, «/! Small bell; snuUl bubble:
epiglottis; littlo tassel; bell-flower. Oxm-
paniUae de atoflo. Garden daffodil.
Campanill^o, «m. Violent ringing of a bell
Campanille&r, «a. To ring asmallbell often.
Companiildro, «m. Bellman, public crier.
Campanino, a. Applied to a kind of marble.
Camp&nte, pa. Ekcellin^surpaeeing.
pompons.'
Oampanfiao, da, a. wide; bell-shape;
Cfunpanula, ^. Bell-flower, cunpanula.
Compifla, ^ Campaign, level country.
Ckimpafla fMval. Cruise. Vhverea ae
campafUMy Sea stores. £aUr or eorrer
la eampctfUiy To reconnoitre the enemy.
Eetar en campafla, To make a campaign.
Campdr, fm. To encamp ; excel in abilities.
Oampar con eu eetnetlOt To be fortunate
or BuocessAil.
Campead6r, em. Combatcr, warrior.
Camped, tm. To be In the field; frisk
about; be eminent; excel [wood.)
Oampdche, «m. Log-wood, fCnmpeachy-
Campedn, em. Champion, coraoatant
Oamp6ro, ra, a. Bxposod to the weather In
the open field.
Camp^ro, em„ Friar who superintends a
fhiiu ; pig brought up in the fields.
Campeslno, na, Camp^^tre, a. Rural, cam-
pestral, rustia— «. A countryman.
OampSlIo, em. dim. Small field.
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Camplfia, ^ Flat tract of arable land, field
(^mpo, *m. Country; field, q>ace; crops
camp. CVxfm>o«^i£o^ Burial-ground, Pot
ter^ field. J/eeouoriroampo or el eampo
To reconnoitre, ffaoer oampo. To clear
the way. Haceree al campo^ To l)e«
from danger. Jr d campo iratieeo^ To
make a short cut Queaar en el campo^
To be killed. Salir aloampo^ To go out
to fight a duel Oampo d campo^ (MIL)
Force to force.
Camu6fla, ^f. Flppln« an apple.
Camu6so, em, rippiq-tree; simpleton, fo«l
CamAflas. {/! pL (Prov.) All seeds, except
wheat, oarley, and rye.
Gam6te, em. Sweet potato.
Gam&za, ^f. Chamois coat
Camaz6n, em, au^m. Large chamois skin.
Can, em. Dog; dog^etar; ancient piece ol
ordnance^ van de levantar^ Dok which
starts the garock CVzn (^ friMOO) Teirier. ,
Canee^ Brackets, oorbela.
Cana, ^. Measure, about two ells: gray hair
iWnor oofUM, To grow old. Nopeinar
muchae eanae^ To die yonn^ Tener
canasy To be grayheoded, bo old.
Canabdila, ^ Fishing-boot
Can/ll, em. Channel; strait; gutter; canal;
drlnking-trough; comb of the loom; bar
of a hot-preeSb Canal de la Ifanoha,
British channel Canal de toeino^ A hog
killed and dressed. Canal de ttn bnUote^
Train-trough of ailre-ehip. [fluted.
Canal^o, ds, /x. Passing through a cbaimel,
Ganal^a, ^ Small drinking-trougfa.
Canal6ra, ^. Gutter.
Canaldte, em. Paddle, a small oar.
Canalita, ^/C dim^ Small channel or canal
Canalize, em. Narrow channel between two
ishuids.
CaniUa, i*f. Mob, rabble, populace.
Oanallfiza, ^ Boguery, vagrancy.
Canal6n, em. Large gutter or spout
CanAna,f/: Akindofoartridgo-box; fricaa-
seeorcMiIckens.
Canapd, ^ Conch or seat; settee.
Can&rio. «m. Canary-bird; a dance intm>
duced Into Spain. (Nau.) Barge. OznO'
riOy int Zonndsl
Canasta, << Basket hamper; olive-measure.
Canast^ro, ra, em. Baskot-maker. [dotb.
Canastilla, ^jT. Small basket; swaddling-
CanastUlo, «m. Small tray; small basket
Can&sto. Canistro, em. Large basket
Cancabuz, em. Yell for the nee.
Cikncamoa, em, pL Eye-bolts. Cdncamoi
de arffolla^ King-bolts. Cdncamoe de
ffaneho^ IIook-boTta.
Cancomfirria, ef. Sadness, melancholy.
CancamAso^ ^/fTrick to deceive.
Cancana, ef. Flogging-bench.
Cancanilla, {< Deception, fraud.
Cincano, etn. (Low) Louse.
Cancel «n. Screen in churches, Ac
(>incelaci6n, Cancelad&ra, ef. CanoelUtlon
expnnglng.
Cancel^, va. To cancel annul ; efllMM.
Cancelariaf^anceleria, ef. Papal chancery.
Cancoloi'io, em. Chancellor in unlversllMi
Cancellcria, ^. CImnccrj.
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CfaMCTt miK Canbcr; a sign of tli« xodbc
CucenrBB, «r. To eanoerste.
Cuicer6«o, sa, a, Canoerooa.
GnchaUsaa, Cancbel^gna, CanchlMgius ^f.
CaacbaiAfftLa-pIaDt, a kind of gentian; a
medicinal lierb.
Ckndlla, »/, "Wickor-door or wicker-gat«.
OutciUdr, tm. Chancellor. [wrltlnc;;
Candller^oco, ca, a. Cbanceiy form of hano-
13u)ci6n, </r Song, Terses set to roofff e ; poem.
VoliMr A la ndsma candon. To repeat
the old storr. flittle song.
CuioioDdca, Ula, ita, ^. dim. Canzonet, a
Gaocioii^ro, 9m. Song-book.
Cdncro, am*. V. OcMcer.
Candadico, iUo, Ito, tm. Small i>adlock.
CandidOi, «m. Padlock ; pendant, drop ear-
ring. Candado8^ Caritics of horses' fbot
CAndamo, tm. Ancient nutic dance.
Candara, ^ Stere or screen for sifting.
Cinde, a. duur-candf.
CandeAI, a. White, applied to wheat
Oanddda, ^ BUtesom of tho walnut-troe.
Ouidela, ^ Candle; Ught, Are. Arrimarae
d la eaoicUla, To draw near the fire.
Aeabane la candda, To be near one's
end. Ettar c<m la candda €n la mano^
To be dying; chestnnt^bloasoni.
CandeUibro, «m. Candlestick.
clandelAda, {/? Sadden blaze from straw.
Candeliria, t(f. Candlemas; mtillein plant
C^bndelertkDO, »m. Lai^ candlestick, [shop.
Candeleria, »f. Tallaw and wax chamllers
Candeldro.«m. Candlestick: lamp; flshing-
torch. i!Bitortf»«tca^^f«ro, Tobehlgh
in office; eve stanchion. Candeleroa^
(Nan.) Stanchions or crotches.
Cbindelet^n, am. Larce stanchion.
Candelica, nia, ita, »/. Small candle.
Candelilla, ^ Boogie, catheter; blossom of
poplars. Hacer la caiuUliUa^ To stand
on the hands and head.
Candafizas, ^.pL (Nan.) Brails, braces.
Candida, ^ Incandescence, white heat
Candtotei a. Incandescent, red-hot
Cindl, aa. Atkcar candi, Sugar-candy.
CandWl, a. White, applied to wheat
Cdsdidamdnte, a<f. Candidly.
CandidAto, am. Candidates (ty.
Candid^ »f. Whiteness; candor; slropllci-
Ciodido, da, a. White, snowy; candid;
simple.
Candiel, wk Beverage used In Andalnsla.
Condi^ tm. Lamp, gencrallv the common
iron one; cock of a hat (Mex) A chan-
delier; top of a stag's horn. BaiU de
candUy A ball held by the light of a poor
lampw [tity spilt
CaniliUkIa, »/. Spot of lamp-oil, or the qnan-
Gandildzo, am. Blow given with a lamp.
Oandn^a, ^fi Inner part of a Uunp. (uot)
WlHowa.
Oandil^i^ra, f/T Spanish btrthwort
Gandil^o, am. dim. Sm^l kitchen lamp.
.ykodilera, &m. Larop-wick plant
Utndnto, am, aunfm. Dirge open lamp.
Oandi^ta, «^ Barrel or keg for wine; large
earthen Jar.
Oi^dlot^ro, am. Maker of candiotas.
OynddngB, t^. Flirt, doceltftil dvUity ; p!ay-
CAN
Ad trick intended to deceive. Dar cam-
donga 6 ohaaco^ To play a oamivai
trick. [soil
Cland6ngo, ga, a. A cnnnlng, fownlng per
Candongnear, tw. To Jeer, sneer.
Candongucro, ra, a. A canning person Indi
croasly raischicTOoa. [nesy
Cand6r, am. Candor, purity of mind, Irank
CanecUlo, sm^ Corbel, bracket modiilon.
Can^la, ^. True cinnamon ; Ceylon cinm
mon. [flavoc
CanclMo, (la, a Of a cinnamon color ot
Can^lo, am^ Cinnamon-tree or cinnamon
Innrel.
Cancl6n, am. Gutter; sweetmeat; icicle;
cassia or Chineee cinnamon. Canelon^
End of a cat of nine-tails.
CAnge, am. Exchange of prisoners, creden-
tials or treatlesi >
Cangedr, ra. To exchange prisoners, &c
Cangll6n, am. Earthen Jar or pitcher; metal
tankard. [saiL
Oangr^ja, a. Vela canffr^a, Fore and aft
Cangr^yo, am^ Crab, craw-flsh, eancer;
tamckle-cart
Cangr^ndlo. am. dim. Small craw-fish.
Cangr^na, ^f. Gangrene, mortification.
Cangrendrse, vr. To be afflicted with gan*
grene.
Cangren6so. sa. a. Oangrenona, mordfled.
CAnIa, af. (Bot) Small nettle.
Canib&l, Cnnibal, atn. Cannibal.
Canknla,^ Dog-star; dog-days. Canieuia
marina, Dog-fish. [dog-star.
Cantcal&r, a. Canicular, belonging to the
Canlcal4res, «7n. pL pog-daya. [dlea.
Canido, am^ Parrot found In the West In-
Oan'Oo, ja, a. and «. Weak, Infirm, sickly.
Canil, am* Coarse bread, dog's bread
Canilla, af. OaniUa da la pi^ma, Shin-
bone. CanUla del brcuo. Arm-bone;
pipe or tnbe, n>ool.
Canill&do, da, a. T. Aocmiilado.
Oanill^ ^ Ancient armor. [maker.
Omilliro, aTTK Tap-hole In a cask; spool-
Canina,^ Excrement of dogs. [like a dog.
Caninamtotei, ad. Passionately, snarling
Canin^ro, am. A gatherer of dog-dung for
Canlndz, ^. In<mtlnate appetite, [tanners.
Caninow na^ a. Canine ; hunger.
Caniqui, af. India muslin; glass vial.
C&no, na, eu Frosty, gray-headed; prudent
Can6a, ^. Canoe.
Cano6ro, am. Conductor of a canoe.
Candl, am. Indian fishing-basket
Canoita, am, dim. Smairconoc.
Cdnon, am. Canon; catalogue of tho books
of the Holy Scriptures; fee. (Print)
Canon, a large sort of type. Canonea^
Canons or canonical laws.
C^non^aa, t(f. Canoness, a woman not bound
by monastlo rule.
Canonsia, ^ Canonrr, canonshlp.
Candnfcamdnte, ad. Canonically.
(>monicdto, am* Canonry. canonshlp.
Can6nicoi,ca,<i.Ckuionical. CaaacandmoOt
Monastery of regular canons.
Can6nigo, am. Canon or prebendary.
Canonista, am. Canonist, a professor of Um
canon law.
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C)uionlsiblA, a> Worthv of canonlzatton.
Canonizacidn, ^Canonization, consecration.
Canonize, va. To canonize, oonsecrate; ap^
pland. [load.
Can6ro, ra, €k Canorons, mnalcal; stuill,
Candeov aa. a. Uoory, gray>beadcd; old.
Oanaadamonte, ad, Importunely, trooble-
soinelj.
Oana^o, da, a. Weary, exhausted, tired;
tedious, tiresome; spent; impaired; worn
out
Onnsido, «nk Boreu
GansiUicio, »nL Wearinoea, lassitude, fiktlgue,
(Wis&r, vet. To weary, fiitl^o, overcome;
harass; exhaust — rr. To tiro one's 8el£
OansSra, t^. Fatigue, weariness.
Cant&ble, a. Tunable, harmonious; pathetic.
Gantiula, 4^ Cantata, a musical composition.
Cantal^ta, «< Pun, Jest, Joke. I>ar canto-
Uta^ To langh at
CantAr, •m. Bong set to music Cantareay
Qmticles or Song of Solomon. Cantarea
d4 puta^ Old metrical romances.
C^tM^, tN». To sing; divulge; announce.
Cantar d libra dbisrio. To sing off-hand.
Cantar d6 plana, To make a pbdn and
full confession; be fond of one's own
praise.
Cantara, tf. Ijane, narrow-mouthed pitcher;
measure of i^out tlilrty-two pints.
Cantarcioo, illo, ito, am. dim. LltUe song.
Oantar^^^ af. Shelf for Jars, pitchers, &c.
Cantardro, ra, «. A dealer in earthen Jars, &c
Cant&rlda, V- Cantharides, Spanish fly;
blister. [droaace.
Oautarlllo, «m. Small Jar; oval-leaved an-
Cantarin, am. An incessant singer, [stage.
Cantarina, ^. A woman who sings on the
Cdntaro, am. lATge narrow-mouthed pitch-
er; wine measure; Teasel into which
tickets are put to be drawn out bv lot
E»(tar an cdntaro^ To be proposed for an
office. Entrar an cdntaro^ To be liable
to be chosen. Uo'car d cdntaroa^ To
rain by bucketsfhll, to pour. Mozad^a
cdntaro^ Water-girl ; flit bulky woman.
Oantatriz, ^ Stage sincor (woman).
CantiUo, atn. Wound given by a stone.
Canities, am. pk (Nau.) Ends of old ropes
put under casks.
Cantara, ^. Quarry ; talents or genius. L^
vantar una cantara^ To cause disturb-
ances.
Canteredr, vn. To hang up flitches of bacon.
Canteria, ^. Hewing stone, stone cutting;
stone building.
Gant6ro, am. Stone-cutter. OtnUrodapan^
Crust of bread. OcMtafo da heradad,
(Prov.) Piece of ground.
Oanter^n, am. (Prov.) Lai^ tract of land.
Oanticio, am. (OolL) Constant Blndng.
OAntioo, am. Canticle. Odntica da foa cdn-
tioM. The Song of Solomon. ,
Oantidad, af. Quantity; measure, number.
OanUdaa diaoreta, Distinct or separate
, quantity.
Oantil, am. Steep rock.
Oantlliigua, ^. (Prov ) Purging flax. [tion.
Gaiiti16na,V^Ballad,4ittv; tiresomo re!>otl-
QantQlo, am,, dim. A little stone.
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Cantimar^n, am. C^amafM
Cantimpl6ra. af. Syphon : liquor-case.
Cantina,4<CiBllar; sutler ssboi> in ban«cki^
Ac ; case used to cool wine on a Journey
(^nMnoa, Canteens.
Canting ^ Ballad ; irksome rej[>etition.
Cantin^ro, am. Butler; sutler.
CantifUL ^ A song in Oalicia and Asturiaa
Cantiz&l, am^ Stony ground.
Ctoto, am. Stone; singing; edge, or bor*
der. Canto da maaa, Extremity of a
table. I>a eanto^ On the edge or end:
art of music; canto; hard crust of a loac
A' or al canto. Imminent, very near.
Al canto dal gaUo, At midnight
Cant6n, am>. Comer ; part of an escutcheon ;
canton, r^on.
Canton&da, 4< Comer; limit Dar eon*
tondda^ To disappoint a person.
Canton&r, va. To send troops into oantoo-
ment&
Cantone&rse, vr. To walk with an affscted
air. [V. ConUmeo.
Canton^ am^ Affected walk, gait, manner.
Cantondra, ^ Corner-plate ; woman of the
town.
Cant6r, ra, a. Singer; small singing-bird.
Cantorcillo, am. dim. Petty, worthless
singer.
CantorrdI, am. Stony ground.
Cantfrdas, ^f. pL Larse coarse knivea.
Cantu^ am^ French lavender, eilysus.
Oantuna, ^ Yocal music; musical compo-
sition, [coax.
Cantns^, va. To cheat, trick. Impose upon,
Canddo, da, a. Hoary, gray.
Cdfla, ^. CSane. reed; stem, stalk. Ckifia
da otiantaa, Indian shot Oaila comuti^
Cultivated reed. Cafla dulca or da aau-
car^ Sugar-cane. Caiia brctva^ Kind ol
bamboo. Cafia Jtshtla^ Cassia fistula;
shall of a column; marrow; toumttuent
Cafla dal pultnon^ Windpipe. Caila da
la media. Leg of a stocking. Cafla del
timon. Tiller. Carla da vaca^ Shinbone
of beeH Caflaa da cabadara^ Sprit-sail
sheet-blocks.
CaAdda, af. Glcn or dale; glade. Caflada
real. Sheep-walk ; measure of wine.
Cafiadicas, CSifiaditas, ^ pk (Prov.) Small
measures for wine. foassia fistula.
Cafiafistula, ^ The pod or the purging
Cafiafistulo^ «m.. Cassia fistula-tree, rtnant
CaAah^a, Cai&ah^rla, ^ Common fennel-
Cau^ am. Weir for fishing; canebrake;
small sluice for catching fish.
Cdfiama, if. Assessment of taxes. Caaa
odffama^ Ilouse exempt from taxes. Oo-
gador da edfkuna^ Tax-gatherer.
Cafiam&r, am. Hemp-field, [painted fltuft
Cafiam&zo, am. Hemp tow; coarse oanvaa
Cafian^no, fia, a. Hempen, made of hemp.
(Tafiamiel, am. Sugar-cane.
Cafiamiz, am. Kind of Indian vessoL
Cafiamiza, if Stalk of hemp; bullen, bun.
C&fiamo, am. Hemp; hemp cloth; hompet
articles.
Cafiam6n, am^ Hemp-seed.
Ca&hr, am, PUmtation of canes; weir for flab
C'Suar^^a, ^ Common gigantic fonneU
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GiflaiT6jai ^ PellltoTy, w»lI-wort.
CUKsrdnL ^ CommoQ reed-msa. [reeds.
GififlTeru, «»K Place corered with canes or
Gafiaysfre^, «a. To prick with pointed canes.
CaAaTeria, ^ Place wbero reeds are sold.
CafiaTer^ns ^m. Retailer of canes or leeds.
CadaT^te, «m. Locust, grasshopper.
Gadizo,«n..Hoetile blow with a cane. Par
oc^aga, To confoond onsi
CaAeria, sf, Aaaedact, a wator-pipa
OiMroi» 9m^ Water-pipe maker; director of
water-works; anjuer. [males.
0aikilay4do, da, Ow Sniall-ltmbed horses and
GaittUa, ita, «C d^ Small cane or reed.
CSaiUlltea, 4/: Ancient armor Ibr the shin-
bone.
Gafiiza, ^ Coarse linen. [Ac
OnlizAl, Oa&izir, am. Place of canes, reeds,
C^fiizo^ sm. Hordlo, a fhune fbr silk-worms.
(Nao.) Flake.
Cifio, cm. Tube, pipe ; sewer, gntter ; spring
of water; ceUar; rabbit-warren.
Ca56D, «x7k Qflindrioal tabe or pipe; qidll;
down; cannon, gnn. Oahon as isJiime-
iMO^ Floe of a chimney. Oafion de esea-
ierti^ Well of a staircase. Caflonet^ Bits
of a horse's bridle.
Oaaoniso, tm. Ijarge piece of ordnance;
cannott-<Bhot [small tube.
QAonoico, Ulo, ito, 9m. Small cannon;
CaAoneAr, wk To cannonade. — vr. To ex-
change gojUL
OafioBeo, $m» Cannonade. [tent
Cafion^ra, s/ Embrasnre for cannon; large
I, Bf. The pipes of an organ.
Oafidta, ^ Panidedsorgbom ; Oainea-eom.
Caiuaa mtate^ Tellow-seeded soft grass.
Cafla6Ia, ^ Fescue-grass. [tion.
Ca&at&so, «m. Information, private accosa-
Cafiateria, »f. The pipes of an organ.
OafiutiUo, 9m. Small tabo; glass bogle for
trimmings.
GaA6to,«in.Partofacane; pipe; pin-case;
blast: informer, tale-bearqr. CafluUM
heUutot^ (Mex.) Ico-cream in shape of
ojlinders.
CaOba, Ca6bana, ^f. Maliogany-tree.
OAoA, 9m, Chaos; confhsion.
Cao&p, fnt. Gaonp, an American tree.
C&pa, ^f, Spanish or drcnlar cloak; cope;
mantle; layer; coat or wrapper; cover;
pretence, ma^harborer; property. Co-
pa del ciafo, Canopy of bieaven. Cava
magna^ Pontifical cope. Cfapa ptuvuUy
Blabop's eope« (Kao.) Coat oftar or pitch.
Cdpa y »ombrerOy Hat-money, allowance
on flight, now called primage. Oapa
rotOy Smtesry. Xekar la eapa al toro.
To expose one's self to danger. £Uar 6
eatarae & la eapa, To keep a good look-
uot. ^0n<s<2soa^par(fa,Coantrr-peo-
plei De Im^na oapa, Of genteel address.
Genu ds capa negra, Townsmen of
decent rapearance. MUUstro de capa y
«g9<Uifa,Coansellor by brevet Juffanatta
ta capa^ To gamble the shirt off one's
beck, ^ioear &iftfa su copoi. To get out of
difflcaltioa. Tirar d xmo dt la capa^ To
warn one of danger. A' la capa^ (Kao.
Lying-to. Dt eapa y gora^ Plainly.
Capac^te, sm. Helmet, casque.
Capkha, tf. Frail, hamper, ba.sket
Capach6zo, sm. Blow given with a basket
Capach^ro, am. Basket-porter.
Capteh, 9m, Frail, hamper, large basket
Capacho de atbafUl^ Brickla/e^s hod;
owL ' [ty; talent
Capacidi^j4/r Capacity; extent; oppwtnni-
Cap&da, 4^ Any thing carried onder a cloak ;
lark.
Capad6r, «m. Geldor: gelder's whistle.
Gapad6ra, ^. Castraticn; scar after castra^
tion.
Capar, imz. To geld, castrate; cnrfeaiL
Caparaz6n, «7». Carcass of a fowl ; caparison,
cover to any thing for protection ; fraU or
hamper t>r feeding horses.
Capdrra, ^f. Shoep-looso ; earnest money.
Caparrilla, i(f, dim, A small tick which mo-
lests bees.
C^MUT^ sini, Oreea vitriol
Caparr68a, «. Copperas; snlphate of iron.
CapatAz, am. Overseer; steward; foreman.
CapAz, a. Cftpociona, capable ; ample ; wide;
nt. apt ; learned.
Capaza, $f. CapAzo, sm. Hamper, fhdl, large
oasket—^m. Blow with a cloak.
CapazmSnte, ad. Capaciously, amplv.
Capaz6n, am, augm, Verr l^fge firaii.
Capdosamtote, ad. Captiously, insidioosly.
Capei6eo, sa, a Captions, insidious.
Capeaddr, am. A bull-flghter; doak-stealar.
Cape&r. i?A To rob one of a cloak ; challengt
a bull with one's cloak. (Nan.) To lay to
Cap6], am. Cocoon of a silk-worm.
Capcla, af. (Ast) Capella, a star.
Capelard6nt^^ V. CapUla ardimte
CapellAda, ^ Toe-piece of a shoe.
Capellin. am. Chaplain.
Capellania, ^ Chaplain<7.
Capell^, am. A kind of Moorish doak.
Qipellina, ^ Top^piece of a helmet; hood.
Cap^lo, am. Bishop's does; cardinal's hat
Capte, am. Challenging a bull with a doak.
Capedn, «m» Yoong bull challenged with a
cloak.
Cap^, am. Priest who carries the cope.
Caperdles, am, pL (Nao.) Carving of the
stem.
Capernc^ta, ilia, ^. dim. Small hood.
Caperiiza, «/. Pointed hood. Capanua de
chimsnea^ Chlamey-top. Dar en cape'
ruaa^ To firustrate one's views.
Caperaz6n, am, a^ugm, Larze hood.
CaplalzAdo, a, (Arai.) Appned to an areo.
Gapih^ am. A kind of fish.
Capioh6la, ^ Kind of silk stufi:
Capid^ngue, am. Small doak worn bv ladio&
Capi^Ilo, am, (Prov.) Child's cap, cnrlsten-
Ingfee^
Capigorrista, am. (Low) V. Capigorron.
Capigorrdn, am. Vagabond ; a parasite ; stu-
OMit who has taken the minor orders.
Capil, am, (Prov.) Little cap or hood.
Capilir, o. (^aplUary.
C^illa, 4/C Hood; cowl; chapol; band of
mnsidans ; the proof-sheet Capilla ar^
cUent^ Boom hung with black and lighted
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Etitar «% capiUa^ To prepare for death :
spoken of cninlnala.
0i4>UIAda, ^f. A hoodfol of anj thing.
Cspill^Sf its, ^f. dim. Small chapeL [silk.
OaplU^o, 9m. Small hood; skein of sewlng-
G^Uter. Oaplll^ro, mi* Clerk or eoxton of a
chapel. rCalatrava.
<^illeta, ^ Hood used by the knights of
GapUJo, am. Chlld'ft cap, christening flbe;
hood of a hawk; rose-bad; set; colander.
OapfUo<UMerro^Ile\moi. Sedadetodo
cahiliOy Coarse sort of silk. [monk.
CaplIl6do, da, a. Resembling the hood of a
Oapingdt, sm. Bidlng-coat withont sleeves.
Caplrot^a, ^. Sort of American paste made
of herbSf eggs, dto. ' [finger.
CapirotAzo, im. A blow on the nose with the
Capirdte, am. Hood; sort of half-gown;
sharp-pointed cap. Tonto da capirote,
Blockhead, Ignorant fooL Capirote de
colmena^ Cover of a boo-hlvo.
Capirot(&ro, a. Accostomed to cany a hood.
Capts^TO, mn. Garment worn as a cloak.
Gapisool, am. Toledo precentor ; sab^hanter.
Caplsooha, t(f. Office and dignity of a pre-
Capitm </! aim. Small cloak. [centor.
GapitAci6n, 9fi Poll-tax, head-money.
OapitAIfMni. Capital, money at Interest; for-
tune of a hnsband at his marriage; capital
stock.— ^ Metropolis of a country.
Capital, a. GanitaL B^medio capital, Bern-
edy for Che nead; principal, leading. JSne-
miffo capitaly Mortal enemy. Error
eopjtoi; Capital error. PeoadotcapitaUs.
Deadly sins. P«na capito^ Capital pun-
Capitalista, tm. CapltalisU Xlshment
Capltalm6nte, ad. Capitally, mortally.
Capita mn. Captain ; rfncloader. Capttan
a (Tu^rro^ The mayor of a place. OapHan
</« hand^ra^ Captain of the admiral's ship.
Capitan da puerto. Post-captain. Copit-
tan dalpuerto, Harbor-master.
Capit&na, v^ Admiral*6 ship ; a captain's wife.
Capitan^, am. Great warrior; an able
general [chief; to head, lead.
Capitane&r, wi. To oomnumd an army in
Capitan&a, iff. Captainship ; company of offl-
ccr& [capital of a column.
Capita am. Spire over toe dome of a church ;
Capitolino, na, a. Belonging to the capitoL
Caoit^lio, am, Oapltol; a pUbUo building at
Bome^
CapltAn, «m. (Ichth.) Pollard, chub.
Cwitula, ^. Part of the prayers read at
divine service.
Capltnlacl6n, ^ Capitulation, sttpnhitlon.
Oapitutacion de matrimcndo^ Airtldes of
marriage.
Capitul&nte, pa. Capitulator. [ter.
Capitalir, am. Capitular, member of a cbi^
CapitulAr, a. Capitulary, belonging to a
chapter.
Oapitnl&r, to. To conelade an agreement;
capitulate ; Impeach.— t>»i. To sing prayers
at divine service. [SOTvice.
O^rituUiirloi, Mk Book of prayers for divine
Capttuiarm6nte, ad. Capitukrly.
Oapltnlero, am. and a. CapitnUr ; capitulary.
Oapitivo, am. Chapter of a cathedral Capi-
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tidoamatrinumialaa^Attlcimotmaniam
Dar vn oapUulo^ To reprimand aeverefy
Ganar 6 perder eapUulo^ To carry of
lose one's point [by smokci
Capnom&nda, ^ Capnomancy, dhinatlos
Capnominto, am. Fortune-teller by smoke
CApd, am, V. Cabo.
Cap6c, am. Bark of tbe eapoc-tree.
CapolAdo, am. Minced meat; act of cntting
Into bits. [behead.
Capoldr, va. To mince or chop meat fine,
Cap6n, am. Eunuch ; gelding; capon ; fhgot
Caj>6na, ^. Spanish dance. Llata eapona.
Key without eye worn by lords of the
bedchamber. [vinea.
Caponftdo, a. Tied together as branches of
Capon&r, vo. To tie up the branches of vines;
curtail
Capondra, ^f. Coop; place where one lives
at others' expense. Eatar meHdo et^ ea-
ponsra^ To be locked up In Jail
Capoqu6ro, am, Capoc-tree.
Caporil, am. Chlei; ringleader; corporal.
Cap6ta, ^ llead of the teasel
Cap6te, am. Sort of cloak; austere, Mgry
loc^ ; thick cloud over a mountain. J}ar
capote. To leave a guest without dinner;
win all the tricks at cards. A' mi capote^
In my opinion.
CapotOTo, am^ Cloak-maker; cloak-seller.
Capotillo, am. Mantelet, short cloak. Ca»
potillo da doafaldaa. Short, loose jacket
Capot^Sn, am. attgm. Largo wide coat
Capot6do, da, a. Frowning.
Capricho, am. Caprice, whim; design of a
painting, ffcmbra ds capricho^ Queer,
whimsical fellow. Oapricho eatraca^
^<7n<«, Acrotchedoroddfancy. BaU^de
capricho. Fancy-dress ball Ganeroa de
capricha, Fancy goods. Fcally.
Caprichosam6nte, ad. Fanelflilly, whimsl-
C^prlchteo, sa, a. Capricious, whimsical,
obstinate. rpricion».
Caprich6do, da, a. Obstinate, stubborn, ca-
Capric6mio, «m. Capricorn ; cuckold.
C^>rim61ga, ^ Goat-sucker, owl
Caprino, na, a. Goatish. [of batliera.
Capsdrio, 87n, One who guards the clothes
Cipsula, {< Capsule, a seed-reesel hi plants;
percussion cap.
Capsulib:, a. Capsular, capsnlary. [words.
Captor, va. To captivate, win by endearing
OaptlvAr, va. V. OanHvar.
Captlvldfii af. V. Cautiiddad.
Oapt^ra, ^ Capture, seizure.
Gaptur&r, va. To apprehend, arrest
CapAcha, ^ Circumflex (^), an accetit;
hood: cowl
Capuchlna, a/. Capuchin nun. (Bot) Great
Indian cress or garden nasturtlon. Oa
puchinaa, (Nau.) Crotches and knees.
Capuchino, am. Capuchin monk.
Capncblno, na, a. Relating to Capuchle
friars or nuns. Chupaeapxl4Mn€^yfa!is^.
coat
Oap6cho, am. Cowl or hood. [a cherry
Capulin, am. (Bot) An American nidt lik«
CapuUito, am, dim. Small pod of a silk
worm.
Cap611o, am. Cocuon of asllk-worm ; flower
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ftiUo% Ferrot-Allk. grogram yarn; shell
o#u acorn; bur Wa cbeatant
Ch|Mimii6t>a, ^. (Bot) A Brazil plant
Oip^ mn. Long momins-gown ; old-&s}i«
kuMd do^k. [ship by the head.
Gapnzif , co. Oaputar tm ba^ To sink a
0M)ti6tico» ea, a. Cachectic, an ill habit of
bod/. [stitation.
Csqaexia, ^ (Me<L) Cachexy, deranged oou-
Caquimiai, ^ An imperftct metaUlo sab-
staacou
Oar, «^ End of the mizen-yard and mizon.
Cw, ad. V. J\>rque,
Cara, ^ Faco, countenance. Bueua eara^
Clieexf oi ooon^anance. Jiala carOj Look
of diapleasore, firown; a kind of sugar;
sorfiueL Cbradtfoctf^a, Pale, sallow &ce.
Cora <U pamma, or ds Hma, Bmiling
coontenance, Cara de pocoa amigoa^
Cborlifih look. Cora d« wiqueta or d^
bronee. Brazen fbce. Cktra de vUmea
*»itouLc«n,ineagreikcek Caradscarton.
Wrinkled Ihce. cVzra«mp^/Yufa. Pitted
by tlie small-pox. Ccura ds cabo^ Pale
lace. Andar con la cara d^toubiertay
To act openly. A' primeracara^At&rst
righL Jui^ar a cora or ^ To bet on the
toes of a coin. 2>ar en ooro, To reproach,
upbraid. />ar ei sof (20 coro, To have the
■on in one'a lace. Uacsr cava, To fiure
an enomy. La cara sc lo dice. Ilia flatce
betraya him. Laear la cara d alQuno^
To flatter. Ko taher en dowU te tiene
la cara, Not to know one's duty or pro-
ftasion; to be qolte ignorant ITo Uti€r
cara para hacer^ 6 decir alguna coeck,
Not to have the fkce or conrage to make
or say a tiling. No voher la cara airas^
To poTsae with spirit J>e cara. Oppo-
site, over against
Cariba, ^. Vessel used In the Archipelago.
CaraLev vn^ Amber.
Carabela, ^. Carvel, a three-masted vessel;
huge basket fi>r provisJona.
Cara£el6n, mn. Brig or brlgantlne.
CaraUna, ef. Fowling-piece; carbine. Co-
raldaa rayada, Hine. [»hut
Carabin&zo, 9m, Beport of a carbine, carbine
.Qarabtn^ro, mn. Carabineer.
Carabo^ «m. Sort of a crab; large homed
owl; kind of setting dog; earth beetle.
Caraehe, am. Scab inciaent to Peruvian
sheep. Ipt"^^
Osracoa, itf. SmaU row-barge in the Fuilip-
Oarac6U «n« Twisted shell : snail Caracol
nuMT^to, Periwinkle; winding staircase;
fhseo of a watch or clock. Jiacer cara-
eoUa, To eancole. KoimpwrtauncarO'
co2, It does not matter.
Caraodla, ^ A small whitish snail
Caracoleiir, vn. To caracole. [shell
Caiaeol^o^ mm. dim, SmaU snail, or snail
Caracol^ am. The act of caracoling.
Caraool^ro, ra, a. One who gathers snails.
Garac6Icfl, inL Y. Caramba.
Garao611, aifiw Metallic eompoeition resem-
bling pinchbeck.
Garaodilla, ^ dim. Small snail-shell
CvaooUilo^ mn* SmaU suail; snail-floworcd
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kidney bean; purple thread. Caraooli
lloa. Shell-work trimming.
Caracolito, em. dim. Small snail, small slieU.
Caricter, em. Character ; note ; handwriting ;
personal qualities; humor; temper; fea-
ture, '^arttcteree de impretita. Printing
types.
Caracteristico, ca, a. Characteristic
Caiacteriz^o, da, a. Characterized.
Caracteriz4r, vo. To characterize ; confer a
distinguished office ; mark.
Caradelante, <M?» Forward, onward.
Carddo, da, a. Bien carado, Pretty-&ced.
Mai oaradOt lU-ihced. [Mo»i,
Caramaneh^n, am. Garret Y. Oftmaran-
Corimba, interj. Hah, strange!
Car&mbano, mtk Icicle.
Caramb61a, ^ Canon or carambol at bil-
liards and revesino; device or trick;
carambola-tree.
Carambole&r, vn. To play the earanibola,
Carambol^ro, mn. Player at carambola,
Caramb6, em. Willow herb, talljuasiena.
Caram61, ef. Kind of pilchard.
Caram^lo, em. Lozenge made of sugar, 4e«u
sugar candy.
Caramon te, ad. Dearly ; exceedingly, highly.
Caramilioras, ^pl. Pot-hooka.
Caramillo, em. Flageolet; heap of things^
deceit; tale*carrying. Armor un cara*
miUo, To raise disturbances
Caramuyo, em. Kind of sea-snail
Caramnzil, em. Transport vessel used bv
the Moors. [West Indies.
Cahingue, em. Carinca, ^f. Flat fish in the
Carantamiula, ef. Uideous mask; ugly per-
son.
Carantofia, ^ Hideous mask; old wonuui
who pabts. Carantoilae^ Careesea, car
Joleriea.
Carantou6ra, ^ Coquette. [joler.
Carantofi6rov em. Flatterer, wheedler, ca-
Cari^ 4/C Besinous American ffum.
Caraos, em. Act of drinking a mil bumper
to one's health. [gout
Carapa. ef. Oil of an American nut to cure
Car^tula, qf. Mask of pasteboard; the titl*-
page; the histrionic art
Ctf atul^ro, em. Maker or seller of masks.
Carava, ef. Meeting of country people on
fostive occasions.
Caravana, ^. Cruise of the knights of Malta ;
caravan. Hacm' caratanae^ To take a
variety of means for obtaining some end.
Caravandra, 4/! Caravansary. [fellow.
Caravanero, em. Leader of a caravan ; a wild
CaravShi, Carav61, ^ A large sloop.
Cariy, em. Tortoise-shell
Carioa. ^ attfnfK Broad hirge face.
CarbAlio, am. jBot) Common British oak.
Carbaso,<mw Fine flax; sailof asliip; short
petUcoat
Carbdn, «m. Charcoal ; cinder. Carbon d4
pieifro, Ilard-coal; black pencil [cake
Ctfbon4dia, ef. Broiled cliop or steak ; pan
CarbonadilU, em. dim. Small earbonada,
Carbonito, em. (Chem) Carbonate.
Carboncillo, em. Small coal ; black crayon.
Carbon^ra, «< Phice wbero charcoal if
; coaf'pit
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Carboneria, 9f. Coal-y«rd; coal-fbed; coal-
mine. [coiJnuui.
C3arboB6ro, •*». Gharcoal-maker; oollior,
Oarb^nioo, ca, a. (Cbem.) CSarbonic.
Cvbooizaddn. tf. Carbonization.
Carbontz^Of dala. Carbonated.
Carboniz4r, «a% To carbonize.
Oarb6no. «m. (Cbeni.) Carbon.
Carb^clo, Carb6noo^ 9m. Carbande. a pre-
ctoosBtone; pimple. [bnncle.
Carbanc690, sa, A. Of the nature of a car-
Garb^ncnlo, mk PreelouA stone of the
ancientB, sappoeed to be garnet or mbj.
Carburdto, mn. (Chem.) Carburet
CarciO^da, 4^ Loud laughtor, horse-langh.
Carcam41, am. Nickname of old people.
OarcaJi&I, Carcai&ib-, 9m. Heel-bone^
Carc^puU, 9m. Yellow orange of Java and
Malabar; tiie largo carcqmlla-tree in
America.
C&rca?a, </! Pit or grave for the dead.
Carcavdn, »». Lai^ and deep ditch.
Careix, 9m. Carc4za, 9f. Fire-engine ; ribbon
with a case at the end; qoiver.
Cftrcel, «/: Prison, Jail; cheek of a presa.
CarcdMy Cog-reeds of a loom.
CarcelAge, Caroer^e, am. Prison or Jail fees.
Carcelcria, 8/. Imprisonment; bail.
Caroeloro, «*n. Jail-keeper, Jailer. Fiador
'oareetaro. Ball or surety for a prisoner.
Carc^a, ^ Row-barge used in India.
C&rcola, ^ Treadle of a loom.
Carc^ma, */CWood-louse; grief; prodigal;
caries of bone.
Carcomer, THk To gnaw; consume by de-
grees.—^r. To decay, decline In health, ^kc.
Caroomido, do, a. Worm-eaten, consumed.
Ciirda, ^ Teasel ; hatter's Jack ; severe rep-
rimand. GenU de la ectrda or loade la
cardOy Idle street-walkers*
Cardad6r, am. Carder, comber.
Cardadfira, ^ Carding, combing wool.
Cardiimlne prat^nse, am. (Bot) Y. Carda^
mino.
Card&mino prat^nse or de prA<1o8, am. (Bot)
Meadow crosses ; cu<*koo flower.
Cordamdmo, am. (Bot) Cardamomum, a
medicinal seed.
Gu'damduri, «/! Drug used in dyeing.
Gardir, tni. To card wool ; raise Uie nap
with a tea^L Cardarla d uno la lana.
To win a large sum at play. Oardarls a
alounola lana^ To reprimand severely.
Cardelina, << Goldfinch, thistle finch.
Cardendl, am. Cardinal; Yirginlan nightin-
gale; weal or discoloration by a lash;
Ilvidity.
Cardenalato, am. Cardinalate, cardtnalship.
Cardenaliclo, cia, a. Belonging to a cardinal
Oardtocha. ^. (Bot) Teasel ; comb for wool.
Gardench&j, am. Place where teasels grow.
Cardenillo, am. Yerdigrlse ; verditer, a green
paint
Cardeno, na, ck Livid.
Card^ro, am. Card-maker.
CJardlica, ^. Common mother-wort
Oardi&co, ca, a, (Mod.) Cardiac; cordial, in-
vigorating.
Cardlalgia, ^ (Med.) CJardialgy, heartburn.
tkirdidlgioo, ca, a. Belonging to cardialgy. j
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Cardico, illo, ito, am^ dim. Small thistle
CardiUa am. Golden thistle.
Cardinal, a. (Cardinal, principal
(Sardiz&l, am» Land covered with thlstlesL
Oirdo, am. Thistle(prickly weedX articbok«
Cardo alcaeJu^iro^ Garden artichoke
Cardo aawtOy Cardo bendito^ Blessed
thistle, oentamy, Mexican argemone.
Card6n. «nk (Bot) Teasel Cw-dcn da 00-
chiniUay Ck>chineal, cactus.
CardonciUo^ am. Mountain earthamy.
Cardiicha, af. Large iron comb for wool
Cardiime, Cardfimen, am. Shoal of fishes.
Carduzaddr, am. Carder, wool-oombcr.
Carduzdl, am. Ground full of thistles.
Carduzar, vo. To card or 09mb wool
Career, «A To conih>nt criminals; com-
pare.— or. To assemble for business.
Carec^, im. To want, be in need, lack.
Careci6nte, pa. Wanting.
Carina, af. Careening of a ship. Carena
mayoTy Thorough repair. Var carena^
To careen. (Met) To blame, reprimand;
banter.
CarenSgo, am. Careening-place, dock-yard.
Carenur, vo. To careen a ship. Apar^ da
caranar^ Careening gear.
Cardnda, ^ Want, need, lack.
Caren6ro, sm, Careening-place, dock-yard.
Car6o, «m. Conflrontation ; comparison;
witness.
Car6ro^ ra, a. Selling things dear. [price.
Carestia, fff. Scarci^, want; &mlne; high
Cardta, {/T Mask of pasteboard ; wire feoe-
cover.
Car^to, ta, a. Horse marked with a white
spot in the forehead.
(3ar6y, am. Tortoise-ebell
C&rga, ^ Load, burden, freight; cargo;
chu-ge. (kirga muarta^ Overloading;
dead load; du^. COrga raoLKia^
tax, Und tax. Oarga oerrada^ VoUey, a
general discharge. Carffa cono^Ht Mu-
nidraloflico. DorAwMnnaoargacarrO'
da, To scold severely. Dar con la oarga
0»»tidiTa, To sink under fttigue. Eoharla
oarga d otro.To throw the blame upon
another. Vclter d la oarga aobre el
anamigOy To return to the charge. 8ar
algtma coaa da danto en oarga^ To be
of little value. I^avio do cargOy Ship of
burden. A' oarga oarrada, Boisterous-
ly, inconsiderately. A' cargaa^ Abun-
dimtly, in great plenty.
Garg&das, ^. pL Game at cards.
Cai^adSra, ^ Down-hauls, brails.
Cargad^ro, am. Place where goods aro load*
ed or unloaded. [traeted.
CargadiUa, ^. Increase of a debt newlr oon*
(>argddo, am. A^Spanish step in dancfog.
Caz^o, da, & Loaded, fhll; fraught Om^
gado da eapaldaa. Bound-shouldered.
£at€w cargado da «iAO, To be top-beavy.
Cargadoi*, «m. Freighter; loader; rammer;
tackles. Y. Patofi^uJn««, Pkites in gild*
Ing.
Oargam6nto, am. Cargo.
Cargilr, «a. and n. To load, freight; ship
ffoods. CVxr^^artf^Mltf, To ship goods Of
freight; overkad, dog; duu^ book
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j impato; tako a charge; crowd.
Cdrgar d^'IanUrOy To be top-heavy, or
(bddlcd. Cargar arriba una wla. To
doe np a sail. Cargar la contideracion^
To retioct with consideration. Cargar
la fikzno, To parsne a thin^with eacer-
aeaa. Cargar lo9 dadci^ To cog dice.
Cargar «>&r« i«no, To importune, tease.
— rr. To recline.
CaxgBz6n, sf. Carso of a ship ; hcavincM.
Cargo, »m. Burden, cargo; total amount;
diguity, office, chaise. Cargo cono'jU^
A municipal office; command; fitult.
Cargo d^ conoien4sia, Kemorso. llacer
cargo a aiguno da una coWy To charge
one with a fault Hacerw cargo <fc. To
talse charge o£ Ser en cargo^ To bo
debtor.
C^rgne, am. License to load.
Gargutiro, ra, a. Ue who bears a bnnlcn.
GBrguico, Ula, ita, ^ dim. Small or light
load.
Ou^o, 9m. Cargo of merchandise.
Caria, 9f. Fust, the body of a column ; caries,
rottenness. [nance.
Golac^o, da, a. A sour-looking oonnte-
CariacontecHio, da, a. Sad, moumfhL [cuts.
CariacncfaiUiido, da, a. Face marked with
Carl^o, da, a. Carious, rotten. nosed.
Cariagnilcno, ua, a. Long-visaged, hook-
Cariampoliudo, dJo, a. Bound-laced, plump-
efaeeked.
Cariancho, clia, a. Broad-faced, chubby.
Cariarse, vr. (Med.) To grow carious.
Cariitidc, ^. Caryatides, colamna in the
figure of women.
C^be, 9m. A Carib, cannibal, a savage.
Quibito, 9m. A river fish of tlie bream spe-
deSk
Garib6bo, ba, a. Having a stupid look.
Carica, »/ Sort of kidney beans. V. Cainia.
Caricatura, ^ Caricature.
Carida, 9f. Caress, endearment
C^iridosam6nte, ad. In a fondling manner.
Caricioso, sa, a. Fondling, endearing, ca-
ressing, [posed mien.
Carieu^rdo, da, a. Having a serene or com-
Cariddd, «/ Charity, good-will ; almsL
CarideUnt^ro, ra, a. (Little us.) Brazen-
faced, impudent Ttenance.
(^ridoU^nte, a. Having a moumral coun-
Ciriea, ttf. Caries; pellicle of the bone.
Ckriescnto, a. Corrugated, shrivelled.
Caries^ntoi, ta, O. Brazen-fkceii, impudent
Carifhmcido, da, a. Wrinkle-fincod.
Gariffordo, da, a. Full-faced.
Carii&rgo, ga, a. Long-rlsaged.
(kiilla, 4^ Small face: silver coin.
Carilltoo, na, a. (Coll.) Plump-faced.
Caiilio, lla, a. dim. Dear, high-prioed.
OtfilAdo, da, a. Having a grassy fkce.
amn&do, da, a. With fuU plump cheeks.
Ouioa, ^ A poouliar Roman building.
Otflndgro, gra, a Of a swarthy complexion.
Carininfb, €L Having a womanish Ikce.
Oarifto, 9m, Love, fondness, kindness.
Carifloaaindnte, ad* Fondly; kindly.
QnHI^BO. sa, a. AiTectionato; benevolent,
kind: longinc after.
OtftoOUta, ^ llerb banoet, common avens.
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Cari6ta, ^. WUd carrot
Caripdndo, da, a. Idiot-liko, 6tnpid-fSMM)d.
Carii>ar^o, Ja, a. and «. A similar fitoc
likeness.
Cariraido, da, a. Brazen-faced, impudent
Carired6ndo, da, a. Bound-faced.
Caris, sm. Kind of ragont or AricnaaM.
Carisma, 9m. Divine gi/t or Davor.
Caristia, ^ A small bird.
Oarita, ^f. dim. Little or small foce. Fri
joU«i de oarita^ block-eyed peas.
Caritativamente, ad. Charitably.
Cnritativo, va, a. Charitable, hospitable.
Cariz, «n. Appearance of the weather at sea.
Carldn, 9m. Magistrate of a district in Ara>
gon.
Carlanca, ^/. A mfwtlfiTs collar. Tener mu-
cAa9 carlanc(M^ To be very cunning or
crafty. [ciafty.
Carlancon, 9m, Person very snbUe and
Carlania, «/ Dignity and district of a carlan.
Ciu-lcur, vn. To pant, palpitate, harass.
Carlin, 9m. An ancient Kilvercoiu.
Carlina, (if. Carline thistle.
Carlinga, ^f. Step of a mast
Carlon. Vino carton^ Catalonia wine,
Benlcarlo wine.
Carmelj tm. Ribwort, plantain, rib-graHk
Cannelita, «. Carmelite.—^ Flower of the
great Indian cress. [melite order.
Ctu-melitdno, na, a. Belonging to the Car-
Carmen, 9m. Country-house and garden;
Carmelite order. [on cloth.
Carmenador, 9m. Teaser, raiser or tho nap
Carmenaduro, «/ Scratching up of tho nap.
Carmendr, va. To prick or card wool; to
scratch up the nap ; pull out hair of the
head; win at play.
Cdrmeflj Mn. Kermes, the cochineal insect
Carmcsi, 9m. and a. Cochineal powder ; crim-
son, bright red. [rose color.
Carmm, 9m. Carmine. Carmin ha^o^ Pale
Carmlnanto, p€k V. CarminaUto,
Carminative, «»i». Carminative.
Carndda, ^. Bait
Camdge, 9m. Salt b«eC
Camd^ a. Carnal ; sensual ; worldly.
CamiU, 9m. Flesh -eating time ^for Ci^olics).
Gamalidid, ^. Carnality, lustnilness.
Camalmdnte, ad. Carnally, sensually.
Camaril, 9m. CuiiivaL
Camdza, ^ Fleshy part of a hide or skin ;
meal consisting or an abundance of meat
C&me, «/C Flesh; meat or flesh-meat; pulp
of fruit; a boylah nlav. Came ds pelo^
Flesh of harea, rabbits, Ae. Came dt
plitma. Flesh of fowls. Corns momia,
Preserved meat Came 9in hueeOy Muob
profit and little trouble. Echar carnes.
To grow fat Poner ioda la came en A
aeador^ To hazard alL Ser ufla y comet
To be hand and glove. En camee^ Na-
ked. Came de grajo. Brown, meagra
woman. Tener came de perrOy To b<
strong.
Gamecilla, «/ Small excrescence of fleah.
Camer&da, «f. Flock of sheep.
Gamerdge, 9m. Tax or duty on sheep^
CaraerArio,am. Charnel-house.
Garnereaml6iito, am. Poundage on SDaep
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Carnoreilr, ta. To fine for damage bj slieep.
Carnertro, «m, ShephonK
Carneril, Btn, Shoep-walk, sbeep-pastnre.
Carndra, sm. Shoep, mutton; sbeep-skin;
flimi]^ vmalt; charnel-hoose. (Mm^o
adaUd mania, Bell-wotker. Camsro
<f0 «i/ni^n^ Bam for breeding. CarMro
ciclan, Uidgll or ridgline: Oamero mO'
rinOy "White aharlc uamero tertU,
Haslied mutton. iTo hay Uilet cameros^
Tliere is oo such tiling.
Cfjuer&no, na, a>. Resembling sheep.
Comestoltodaa, ^. pi. Tlie carnivaL
Camiceria, jt/T Shambles, slaughter-honse;
havoc uaoer iamieer'ta. To cat away
fleeh.
Camio^ am. Batcher.
Camic^ro, ra^-a. Camiyoroas : bloodthlrstf.
JAbra camicerctf Pound weight for
batcher's meat
Camic61f «m. Hoof of cloven-footed animala.
Camiflcaoidn, 9m. Gamiflcation.
Camlflc^rse, tr. To camify, to breed flesh,
Camivoro, ra, a. Camivoroas. [meat
Camlza, «/: Keftise of meat; cats* or dor *
Carnosidad, ^ Camosity, proud flcsl
abundance offish. [palpy.'
Camdso, sa, a. Fleshy; fkill of marrow;
Cam6do, da, a. V. Oarnoso. poathing.
Gamuza, 4/! Abundance of meat, prodacing
CAro, ra, a. Dear, high-priced; dear, be-
loved. Oaro booado, A dear morsoL
Caro. «</, Dearly, at a high price.
CarAbo, mrk Twenty-fourth part of a grain ;
Turkish vessel
Car6ca, am. Caress, ct^oling.
CanScha, ^ ^gn of the queen bee.
Carochw, va.To lay and hatch eggs : ap-
plied to the queen bee.
Carolns, WK Ancient Flemish coin.
Garomdmia. ^. The dry flesli of a maminy.
Carina, ^ Inner part of the saddle. £9-
quilar la cartma^ To shear the back of a
mule. Blando ae corona^ very fideble
or lazv; falling in love easily.
Caron^da, ^. Caironade. [Joling.
Garoqu^, ra, «. Wheedler, flatterer ; ca-
Carosi6ra, ^ Kind of palm-tree, (corapan
coroac), [fhiita.
Car6so, am. The stone o^peaches or of other
Car6taa, ^.f>l. Rolls of tooacca
Car6tida, «/The carotid artery. [seeds.
Gar6zo, am. Pellicle containing pomegranate
C&riM, tf. (Ichtb.) Carp; tom-off bunch of
grapes.
Carpan61, am. Bemi-clltptic arch.
Cnrpe, am^ Common hom-bcam tree.
Carped&l, am, PUntation of common horn-
beam trees. [ope,
Carp6ta, t(f. TaWe-oover; portfolio; envel-
Corpinte&r, «a. To do carpenter^ work.
Carpinteria, ^Carpentry; carpenter's shop.
Carpint^ro, am. Carpenter, Joiner. Car'
plrUsro da Blanco, Joiner. CarpinUro
da pri^to^ Cartwrlght Carpintero da
obraa da ttfuera^ Roo^carpenter. Oar'
jjirU^ro da Hberaa or da tuwto^ Ship-
wright Maastro carpintat^ de remoa^
Master oar-maker. S^mdo carpintero^
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Carpi6n, atn. Large carp.
Carpir, vtu To tear, scrnie, scratch.
Garpo, am. Carpus, wrist
Carnob^samo, avu Carpobalsamum, fruit
or the balm of Oilead tree.
Carpufego, «»k One who lives on fruit
Carqutfja or Carqu^^a, ^ (Bot) V. Oar"
queaa.
Carqn6sa, Carqu(!!'sia, ^ A glass-anneollng
furnace. (Bot) Rest-harrow, grcen-wee£
Garraca, ^Carack; rattle; navy-yard.
Garrac6n, am. Laiige ship; large ratUc;
worn-out animal
Garril, am. Barrel, batt, vat [stripea,
Carraldja, af. Black beetle with yellow
Carralcro, am. Cooper.
Carranclim, am. Gingham.
Carrinclo. am. A blue bird of Estremadura.
Carranc6do, da, a. Starched, stifl; aflbcted.
Carrinque, am. A Peruvian bird resembling
a crane.
Carr&sca. if. Evergreen oak-
Carrascdi, am. Plantation of evergreen oaks.
CarrSsoo, am. Evergreen oak.
Oarra8c5n, «m. Largo eversreen oak.
Carraspdda, ^ Negus, a beverage of red
wine, honey, dec.
C^rraspinte, a. Harsh, acrid, strong.
Carrasp^ra, ^ Hoarseness; sore throat
Carraspique, ^f. (Bot) Candy-tuft, [strong.
Carrasqn(!fio, fia, a^ Harsh, sharp ; rough ;
CarrasquiUa, ^ (Bot) A species of Rham-
nus.
Carrara, ^ Ranning ; a career, a race ; race-
ground; high-road; avenue; walk in a
sarden; row; girder; broken stitch ; pro-
fession; course: conduct; street Oarrf
ra da cordamOy Rope-walk. Oarrerd
da Jndiaa, Trade from Spain to South
America. iErtar «i coff^ra. To be In the
way of earning a livelihood. Ponar A
una ancarrera^ To provide one with an
employment A' carrera abiarta, At
ftall speed. Da carrara^ Inconsiderately,
rashly.
Carrerilla, ta, ^. Small race-course; rapid
motion in a Spanish dance; rise or tail of
an octave.
Carr6ta, ^ Long narrow cart Carrata
cubiarta. Gallery of a si^e.
C^arretida, af. Cart-load; great quantity.
A' carretadaa. Copiously, In abundanoe.
CarretAgo, am. Cartage, trade with cartSw
Canute, am. Small reed for winding silk,
Ac ; reel ibr a fishing-rod.
Carreteftr, va. To cart; drive a cart — w.
To draw unevenly.
Carret6I, em. Reel; log-reel; span-yam
winch; rope-walk reel OarratH da car*
pifUerOf Cnalk-line reel
Carret6ra, af. High-road. [vard.
Carreteria, ^ Number of carts ; cartwrTghtli
Carret^o, am. Cartwright; carman. Fiw
da earreteroy Harsh, loud voice. (Astr.)
Wagoner.
Carretilla, ff. Small cart; go-cart; squib;
small wheel; wheelbarrow. Da earr^
HUa, By custom. Saber da carreHOt^
To know by heart.
Carret6n, am. Small cart \ go-cart; ^tag«.
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GkrretQo^ro, cm. Drf ver of the carreion,
G«rrio6che, »m, Old-fltthlooed ooach ; daiig>
cart.
CuTicoU, f^ Cnrrlcle, kind of phaetoiu
Carricarefia, ^, Carriage of a light flold-
piece. [basket
Carriego, 9m. Oslerbasket for fishing; rongh
Carril, «m. Bat; narrow road; ftirrow.
OtrroearriLBaiiToad.
CarTfluda, 4^ Wheel-ratB in the road, wbeel-
trackiL
Garriilida, ^ Ollj enbstance of a hog^s
eheek. wrrUiadas ds vaca o carnera,
(ProT.) Cow or sheep's head.
CSarrillix; WK To hoist things oat of the hold.
Ourilks 9m, BmalKcart; cheek; hoisting
tackle^ CarriUo9defncnjahoba^^\\aj-
cheeked. (S^rfw* earrtfOos, Horse-racins.
Garrilludo, da, a. Plonip or roand cheeked.
Garrt6hi, f< Tmekle-bed; small chariot;
cnrricle.
Gartizil, «m. Land fhll of reed-grass.
Oarrizo, «m. Common reed-grass.
Carro, mm. Cart. Varaa dM carro^ Shafts
of a cart; running port of a coach. (Astr.)
The greater bear. Carro mmwr^ Th»^
lesser bear. CkMrro de EeequUL^ Sort of
woollen Stan Carro ds oro^ Brussels
camlet; cable factory, Untar el earro,
To bribei CogerU d uno el oarro^ To
beualuc^.
Carr6cha, ^, Bemlnal substance in insects.
Garroohtf, cm. To shed the seminal sob-
•tanoe.
CarrocUla, tff. dim. Small coach.
Corrocin, em. Chaise, oarricle. [man.
Carromat^ro, mn. Carter, charioteer, car-
CarromiktOk em, A cart with two wheels and
awning.
Oarr6fia, ^f. Carrion, putrid flesh.
Cam^iir, fXk To infect sheep with the scab.
Oarrdfio, fi«, a. Putrefied, putrid, rotten.
Carrdza, ^f. Large coach; awning; poop-
cabia
Carmige, «m. AH sorts of rehiclea.
Carmag^ro, em. Carrier, carter, wagoner.
Carr6cba, ^f, Pulley, machine to card wool
V. Garruoha, [talnik
4>urr6co, «m. Small cart utfed in the moun-
CarruJ&do, da, a. Conugated, wrinkled.
OarsAja, 9f. Cres^ em. Kersey, woollen Btu£fl
Cirta, 4^ Letter; royal ordinance: map;
chart Carta Uanca^ Carte blanche.
Carta ouenkty Bill or account of sale.
Carta de dtke^ Articles of marriage.
Carta de 0rul<i^ Passport Carta de eao-
Amim^ License for exercising a trade.
Carta de horro. Letters of euftunchise-
ment Carta de Ubre, Onardian's dis-
charge. Carta de naturaleaa^ Letters of
naturalization. Carta de eanidad^ Bill
of health. Carta de venta, BUI of sale.
Carta plomada, Deed having a seal of
lead, carta receptoria. Warrant, vouch-
er. ITo 9er eartOf To nave a bad hand.
Perder ooti duenae cartas^ To fkil of
saooess. Venir oon malae cartas^ To
•ttMDpt to enforce an ill-grounded daira.
?wtab6n, 9m, Sqoare, rule. £char <l car'
CAS
taboTt^ To adopt measures. CortiAon
de coUi, Small square piece of glue; gun
ner's quadrant
CArtama, ef. Dvcr's safflower, saffron.
Cdrtamo, em, (Bot) Curthamua. [eL
Cartap^o, em. Memorandum-book: satch-
Cartapel, etn. Memorandum filled with use*
less matter. [reprehension,
Cartazo, em. Letter containing a severe
Cartel, vn. To play low cards. — va. To
steer by the chart — vr. To correspond by
letter.
Cart61, em. Placard, edict; cartel ship, flag
of truce. [console, bracket
Cart^la, 4/C Memorandum on a slip of paper ;
Cartel6n, em. augm. Long edict
Cartco, em. Frequent intercourse by letters.
Carters, ef. PorUbliOi pocketrbook; letter-
ease; pocket-fl^
Carteriana, ef. Sort of sOk.
Cart^ro, em. Letter-carrier, postman.
Cart^ta, f< A game at card& [of a book.
Cartibuiaa, ^ pk Paper glued to the leaves
Cartica, Cartita,4/ttf»Wk Small letter or note.
Cartilagln6eo, sa, a. Cartilaginous, gristly.
Qotildgo, em. Cartilage, gristle; parchment
Oartilla. ^f. Small letter or note; primer;
certincate. Leerle d uno la cariMa, To
give one a lecture. Ko eaber la eartiUa,
To be extremely ignorant [cartoon.
Cart6n, em. Pasteboard; pasteboard-box;
CarixNi^ sm. Pasteboard-maker.
Cartuch6ra, rf. Cartridge-box. [target,
Carti^icho, em. A cartridge, cartoueh ; small
CartAja, 4/: Carthusian order.
(^tmino, na. a. Carthusian.
Cartwo, em. (^tftbuslan monk ; kind of skiu.
Cartnl&xio, em. Archives; register; the
archivist; ooocber.
Cartulina, ^. Pasteboard pattern.
Cartocula, ^. Caruncle; crustaceons ex-
creseenoSh
Carv&llo, em. Common British oak.
Cdrvi, em. Caraway; caraway-seed.
Cdsa, ^ House: home; lineage; a square
of a checker-board. Caea de moneday
Mint Caea de poeada^ Lodging-house.
Caea de fitted (In the date of letters). At
home. Cbsa<fepo«fn, Stage-house. Caea
de«a,JalL <7a«optt*/<<ja. Brothel Caea
de eanidadj Office of the board of health.
Crtea eolariega, Ancient mansion-house.
Franquear la caea. To grant a fbse ac«
cess to one's bouse. Chuardar la caea^
To stay at home, ffaoer eu oaea, To
raise one's own family; Poner ooso. To
begin housekeeping. Ponerled uno caea.
To fdmish a house for another. Ser muif
de caea. To be very intimate. Caea del
Selior^ de Dioe or de oradon^ Church or
temple. Caea eania^ Church of Uie II0I7
Sepulchre.
Cashes, ef. Coot, upper garment of a man
Caeaca de mttfter. A womui's Jacket
Vokier caeaca^ To become a turn-coat
Casaci6n, ef. Abrogation, the act of annul*
ling a law.
CBsac6n, em. Great-coat [riaga
Casad6ro, ra, a. Marriageable, fit f>r mar
Cas&i, em. Country-house.
Digitized by VjOOQlC
oa:3
Q maxttkt ^ (Fort) Casemato. [maker.
OMUDentwov ro, «. Match or marriage
Oasamidnto, «m. liarriage; matoh; bot; a
wife's fortona.
Gaaapa6rta, «/. Porch.
Casaqnilla, j/f Kind of short and looM facket
Casir, sm. Hamlet, a small TlUage ; laborer's
cotugo.
Oasdr, vcu To many; unite; sort things;
repeal.— vr. To marry, take a wife; inatch
together.
Casaildoda, «/! Tradesman's shopc
Casdve, »m. V. Ccuabe.
Casdzo, 9m. (Colt Augm.) Great event
Cdsca, {/T Ilnsks of pressed grapee; baJ
wine; kind of sweet bread.
Cascab^l, 9m. Hawk's-bell ; morris-bell ; rat-
tlesnake ; rattlebrained fellow. £char d
uno el caaeabeL To throw off a burden
on another. £char el ea4oab€lt To hint
Tetter oaaoabel, To be aneasy.
Cascadel&da, 4/r Jingling with small bells;
inconsiderate speech or act
CaacabeleAr, tw. To feed with vain hopes.—
m. To act with levltv.
OascabeUllo, 9m. dim. Small bUck plum.
Cascabillo, 9tn. HawkVbell; morris-bcll;
obaff; acorn bosk.
Cascacini61as, em. Mean, despicable fellow.
CascAda, ^ Cascade, water-full. CaaoadaSy
Uanginff or fold of dranery.
Cascido, da, a. Broken, decayed, infirm, in
bad health; crazy. Casoadoe, Broken
land.
Cascaddra, {/: Bursting or breaking asnndor.
Cascajdl, Ca9ci\]dr, 9m. Place fUll of gravel
and pebbles; place to deposit grane-noska.
C^uBcijo, em. Gravel : shell of nnts, Ao, ; rnb-
bish; sIHqaoos plants; bridle-bit; very
old and infirm nerson.
Casci\}68o, sa, a. Gravelly. [slightly.
CascamiU^, va. To break, bmise, or pomid
OMcamI6nto, 9m. Breaking or braising.
Ca8cana6eeA, em. Nnt-cracker.
Cascapiftdnea, em. Wbo shells and cleans
hot plno-nnts.
Cascir, va. To crack, bnrst; cranncli ; beat;
shelL Caeear d uno laa Uendree, To
give one a fine licking.— vr. To be broken
open.
Cdscara, ^ Bind, peel, hnll, hnsk: bark of
trees; lansquenet, a game at cards.
C&scaraa, inL Oh ! an exclamation.
Cascar61a, ^ Lansqnoneta game at cards.
(^carina, Cascarita, ^ Thin bark; casca-
rillabark.
Cascarita, fff. Wood-borer, ship-worm.
Qiscar6n, em. £{K;«heIl arch : niche ; trick.
CascarrOn, na, ^T/Bongk, harsn, mde.
Cascar^do, da, a. Having a thick rind or
shell [knocked together.
OpBcaral6ta, «/ Noise made by the teeth
^00. am. Bknll, crmlom : poltterd; onlon-
peel{ helmet; crown of a bat; cask, vat
6^»«co<2«tmn€rvio,HuIlofaship. Caeco
y quUia^ Bottomry ; hoof Oaeeoe^ Heads
wftliont the tongncs. Lavar d uno los
caeooe. To flatter, ei^ole. LfvanOirls d
uno as eaeooe^ To fill one's head witii
tanity. Somper loe cuscoe^ To molest
VAH
Tener let easooe d la glneta, To be oa
the high bone. Tensr maloe eaeeoe^ Tc
be crazy or hare-brained.
Caso6to, em. Bnbblsb, rains, flragmcnta.
Casooteria, 9f. Wall or work made of rub
Oaacudo, da, a. Large-hoofed. [bisb
Caseaol6n, e^. Caseation or cording.
Oseedeo, sa, a. Cseeoua, cheesy.
Cas^ << Housekeeper. V. Caeero,
Caseramdnte, ad. Homely, in a phdn manoor
Caswia, ^. Messuage, fermerV lodge: eoon
omv. [very small town
Ouerio, «i7k A series of bouses; village ot
Casdma, i/. Casern or barracka.
Ca86ro, rn, «. Landlord ; steward of a bouse,
—a. Domestic, homely; home-made;
home-bred. .Saif^ ca««ro, Famtly-danoet.
Muqer oaaera^ a good housewife.
Caseron, am. A very great house; great
house-owner.
Cnseta, ef. dim. Small house, hut, cottage.
Cosl, adL. Almost nearly. CVi«i gutf or caei
easif Very nearly.
Cdsia, ef. Bastard cinnamon or cassia.
Casica, ilia, iti^ ^ dim. Bmall house, cabin.
Caslllaa, e/.pL Pigeon-holes; ruled columna;
points <^ a backgammon table; aonarea
of a chess-board. SacoHe d uno ae 9U9
caeiUaa^ To harass onew [stoola.
Gasilldr, em. Person to empty tbo close-
Casill6ro^ 9m.pLY. CaeiUaa, [afhdr.
Casillo, em. Trifling cause; a momentoua
CasSmbaa, ^.pL Bailing-backets.
Casimiro, em. Kerseymere.
Caalna, tff. Cottage; a kind of tea.
Casino, am. Club-house.
C&so, am. Event case, occurrence ; casualty;
opportunihr. En todo caeo^ At all eventiL
£Mar0n</oa«o, To comprehend. Uaoef
€090 cfe. To esteem ; take notice of At
eaeOf To the purpose. Caao qu^ In caac
that
Ca86rio, em^ Inconsiderate marriage; wed-
Cispa, ^ Pandruff, scurf [dine.
Caspars, ^ Comb for dandruA
Caspita, ini. Wonderfhl!
Casp^so. sa, a. Full of dandruff.
Casquetazo, em. Butt with the head.
Casqudte, am. Helmet; wig; man's cap,
cataplasm to take off the scurC
CasquiblAndo, da, a. Soft-hoofed.
Casquiderram&do, da, a. Wide-hoofed.
Casquijo, em. Gravel.
Casquula, f/T Cell of the queen bee.
Casquillo, 9m. Small steel helmet; staal
arrow point
Casquil&oio, cia, <t Gay, fi-oVcsome.
Casquimul^fio, fia, a. Karrow-faoofed.
Casquiv&no, na,a. Impudent ineonsidentek
Cista, </! Casteu race, cUm; breed; kind.
HacereoHta^ To get a partictUar breed.
Castam6nte, ad. Chastely.
CastAfia, ^f. Chestnut; any seed similar to a
chestnut ; bottle ; club of hair. Ca^UOa
pilonffo, or apUada^ Dried chestmit
Oaetona reffotdana^ orde Yndiae^ Horse-
chestnut Oaetatla de marafkm or ds
pajtM or de merey^ Ouhew-nut
OwtaftAI, OastalUr, em. Qrova or plaotattoi
•robastnat-tnae.
Digitized by VjOOQlC
CAS
flwtiftJTO, «ni. Blow from a diostnau
CtttafiMo, 9nu Chettaut-grove or planta-
tion. [ebestniit-treeA.
OMUfiera, ^ Coontrr abounding with
Castafioro, ra, «. Dealer in cbestnota.
Castafieta, ^ Snapping of the fingers; cas-
Gtftafietizo, rnn. Blow with a castanet;
boring of a diestnat in tlie fire ; cracking
oftbeJo{nt&
GHtafieteido, 9m, Sound of castanets.
OMtafieteir, tm. To rattle the caaUneta;
cnckle ; cry as partridges.
OMtiidoi, •m. Chestnut-tree. Castailo de
Jndia&, Horse-chestnut tree.
CmUAo^ fiSL, a. Uazel, hazelly.
Owtafia^la, ^ Castanet liiar eomo una
cattailuel<k, To be very g»J.—pl. Cleats.
CMafin^lo, la, a. Of a light chestnut color.
GasteU&n, 9m^ Castellan, governor of a castle.
CaBtelknla, 4/! CasteUany, castle district
GaateUino, sm. Bpanlsh coin; fiftieth part
ofamarkofgdd; Spanish language; cas-
tellan, the governor or warden of a castle ;
1-100 of a Spt lb. = 71 Troy grains. A' la
eaatdUina, In the Cwdlian &shion.— <i.
Castilian.
OwtellAr, am. Tutsan, Saint John's wort
0Mtid4d. 4^ Cfaasti^, continence, honor. .
Ctetigacidn, ^. Castigation; correction of
OTorsw [cord.
Gwtigad^4/!BeII-ropeofaniule; stirrup-
Owtigaddr, ra. a. Pnnisher, chasUser.
Oas^gir, «a. To chastise, afflict
CtetigD, am. Punishment penal^; censure.
OastiUi^e, am. Castillena, tf. Transit toU
over casUo property.
Casting am. A small castle; go-cart
C«KtUlo, tniK CasUe, fort ComUOo de proa.
Forecastle.
GastiUudlo, am. dim, A.smAlI castle.
CasUzo, za, a. Of noble descent, of a good
breed; pure.
Casto, ta, a. Pure, chaste, modest, clean.
Cast6r, »m. Castor, a beaver; fine red baii^
CastorciUo, am. Kind of rough serge like
cloth.
Csst^reo, am. C^toreum.
Cistra, ^ Pruning of trees or plants.
Gutrmai6n, ^. Castration, gelding.
Osstraddra, ^f. Iron instrument to take
honey from tlie hive.
Castrad6r, am. Gelder or castrater.
GKtradura, ^. Castration or its scar. [ing.
Csstnunetacion,^. Castrametation, encamp-
GM«trapo6rcaa. am. Sow-gelder's whistle.
Castrir, iro. To geld, castrate: cut away;
prune. [hives; gelding season.
Oastrax^n, tf. Cutting honeycombs out of
CWstrinso, a. Belonging to the military.
O&stro, am, Bulns of ancient fortified placae;
taking honeycombs out of hives.
Gaatroa. mtt. Castrated goat
Gasuil, a. Casual, accidental, fortuitous.
Oasnalidid, ^f. Casualty, hazard, bap, acci-
dent [contingently.
Owoalm^nte, ad, Gumally, accidentally,
0Ba6dia, ^f, Miserable hut, crib.
Gmidl, mK Cassowary, emeu.
Obankta. im. Oasnist
CAV
OasuisUeo, ea, a. CasoistlcaL . [pri«M*>
CasiUlla, ^ Chasuble, vestment worn by
Casuliero. tm. Maker of church restments.
Cdta,V^ Tasting, trial by taste. Dardcata^
To give upon trial
CAta, ad, (ColL) Mark, beware.
Catabre, sm. (Nau.) Sheep -ehank. [&e.
€latacaldo^ am. Taster of wine, liquors, soup,
Oitaclismo, am. Cataclysm, deluge, inunda-
tion.
Cntaciimbaa, ^/.pl Cataoombe.
Ontae^sUca, a/ OatacousUos.
Oitad6r, mi. Taster.
Oatadupa, |< Catadupe, water-fkll, cataract
Catad w^ •/. Tasting ; gesture, fiwe.
Catafalco, »m, A temporary ceiK>taph.
Ostal6jo^ am. Telescope.
CatalecUco, a, (Poet) Catalcctic [cine.
Cataliodn, am. Catholicon, universal medl-
Cataloffo, am. Catalogue, role, file, matricula.
Gatamlto, 9m. Catamite.
Gat^ 9m. Indian sabre or cutlasSi
Oatan^ce, CatanAnqne, 4/! (Bot) LionVfoot
Catapl^sma, ^ Cataphum or poultice.
Catq><icia mendr, ^ Losaer or caper spurge.
Catapuoia mayor. Castor-oil plant
Catap6]ta, ^/T Catapult, a miiltwry engine.
Catar, wt. To taste; Investigate; judge;
bear in noind; cut the comto out of li^
hives.
Catariifia, a/ Sheldrak^ kind of duck.
Catardta, ^ Cataract of the eye ^ water-fall,
cascade. Tetisr oatarata9, !Not to un-
derstand clearly.
Cataribera, am. Man ta follow the hawk ;
offlcUd examiner of the decisions of magis-
trates.
Catarrdl, a. Catarrhal [cold.
Oatarri^to, ta, a, Catarrhous, of or flrbm a
Catirro, 9m. Catarrh, a cold. Catdrro ept'
d^mico, Influenzi^ [cold.
Oatarr^so, sa, a. Catarrhal ; subject to catdi
Oitibtico, ca, a. Cathartic, purging.
Catiistro, am. General tax, chi^y on land.
Catdstrofe, 4/^ Catastrophe; denouement
Cataviento, sm^ (Nau.) Dog- vane; weather-
cock.
Catavino,«m. Small Jug to taste wine; small
ti^hole.— ^ Wine-taster; tippler.
Cat^cismo, am. Catechism.
Catecumdnico, ca, a. CatechumenicaL
CSatecfimeno, na, «. Catechumen.
CJitedra, ^f. Chair of a professor ; professor-
shio * see.
(Tatedr^, a. and ^. Cathedral [church.
OtedralidM, 4/t Dignity of a cathedral
Catedratioo, am Professor in a college or
university ; contribution paid by the dor*
gy to bishops. [fessorehip.
(}atedrilla, 4/; Poor or less Imporiant pnx
Git^qria, 4/r Category; class, character,
qnali^, or rank.
Categ6ricam6nte, ad. Categorically.
Categorico, ca, A Catecorical, catcgoria
Catequismo, am, Catecnism.
Gatequista, 9m. OUeehist
Oatequistico, ca, a. Catechetical, catecbetto
Oatequiz4nte, pa, Catechiscr, cotechist
Cateqniziir, va. To catechise; persuade
Oot6rva, V- Multitude, swarm, crowd.
Digitized by VjOOQlC
CbUfto, ^ (Arcfa.) G«Ui«tas, perpendicular
line.
Gatld^ C% a. Porbllnd.
Ontimeron, »m, Cetamaran, In<liaa raft.
Cadte, «m. Loaf of best refined aagar.
CatiTaci6n, Oatirami^nto, CaUvac6n, Cap-
tivity, capttvatioD, slavery.
Oativo, mn. V. Oautivo,
O&to. am. Japan earth.
Catolicam6nte, ad. In a catholic manner.
Catolicbmo, »m. Catholicism,
Oatolico, ca, a. Catholic, nnlvorsal; tme,
inftilllble. ^o estar muy eoMico, Not
to be very well [chemical ftamaoe.
Oat6Iico, tn. Cathollo, a Soman Catbolio;
Cato1ic6n, tm. Catiiolicon.
Gat6ptrioa, ^. Catoptrloka, reflected rlslon.
OBt6ptrico, oa, a. CatoptricaL
Oat6rce, a. Fourteen. [nnitfes.
Oatorc^na, nf. The ooi^nnctlon c^ fbnrteen
Catorc6no, na, a. FonrteenUi. V. PaHo,
G&tre, »m. Small bedstead or cot Oatreds
mar^ Hammock. Oatrs de M)«ra & la
itiffMKk, Field-bed, cot
Catrio6ft'e, «». Press-bed which slrats np.
Catfiresi tm. Kind of armed vessel of Ban-
tam, [oomoion bardock.
Canoilide, tm. (Bot) Great bur parsley;
O&aee, tm. Drain for conveying water.
OJincbn, »m. Gum-elastic.
Qmoi6n,«/Cantionor8ecnribr; gage; ball
Caocionar, €<k (Law) To ffuard against ; bail
Caacion^roi sm. Sorety, bail
O&oda. ^ Train of a bisbop^s robe.
Caadif, »tn. Property, wealth, Amd; ciu>ital ;
plenty. Ilao&r cciudal de^ To bold in
niffh estimation.
Candal^o, 9m.tdim, Middling fortune.
Caodaloeo, so, a. Elvers carrying mnch
water. [train of a bishop.
Gandat4rio, tm. Clergyman who carrice tlie
Caud&to, ta, a. Having a tail : boarde<L hairy.
Candillo. am. Conunander oron armed troop ;
chief, leader.
Caad6n, am. V. Alcaudon.
Gaolioolo, C^olloulo, am. Ornament of the
capital of colomns.
C4uro, am. (Little m.) Northwest wind.
C&nsa, f/I Cause; motive; oansallty; law-
suit Cau»a pubUocty Public good. A'
cau»a d^ On account o£
Oansiible, a. Causable.
Cansad6r, ra, a. Oooasioner, causator, causer.
Oauadl, a. Causal. [oonstitnent
OansAnte, pa. and tm. Oceasloner. causer;
Oaus^, va. To cause, produce, make; sue;
occasion.
Cansntivo, va, a. Causative.
Gausidico, aw. Advocate, counsellor.
Causidico, ca, a. (Law) Causidical, forensic
Oau6n, wk Bhming fever which lasts sev-
eral houra
Caustioo, aTTk (M«d.) Canstia
Oiustico, ca, a. Caustic, causticaL
Cautam6nte, ad. Cautiously. [ulng
Gaut^Ia, a/ Caution, prudence; beed ; cun-
Chmtel^, va. To proceed with prudenoe.
CAZ
Canterlzad6n, a/ Canterintioa, oaofterblnc.
Oauterizador, 9m. He who cauterfacea. ,
Caaterlzir, va. To cauterize; oorrect with
severity. [charm.
Cautivir,i7a. To make prisoners; captivate;
CautivMo, tn. Cautiyidid, ^. Cwtlvlty;
conflnoment [beauQr.
Cantivo, va, a. Captive by enemies or by
Cduto, ta, a. Cautious, wary.
Cava, {/C Earthing of vines; wine cellar;
subterraneous vault
Cavadiza, a. Dag out of a pit
Cavador, em. Digger.
CavadAra, ^ Digging. '
CavalUllo, em. Water-ltirrow between ridgea
CavAr, fMk To dig; excavate ; paw.— en. To
penetrate far into ; tliink Intensely.
CHtv^ma, ^f. Cavern; hollow.
Cavemiila, ^f. dim. Small cavern.
Cavem68o. sa, a. Cavernous, cavemed.
Cavi, am. A Pemvlaa root, called oca.
Cavid&d, a/ Cavity, excavation.
Cavidoa, wk Portuguese measure of length.
Cavi1acl6n, a< Cavilling.
Cavil&r, va. To caviL
Cav»h^ ^. (Nan.) A trunnel.
CavUlar, ^ (Bot) Sea-holly ; a trunnel
CavUUddr, 9m. Tree-nail or trunnel maker.
Cavlll4r, V€U (Nau.) To use tree-oailfr; to
trunnel
Cavilosamdnte, ad. Cavillonsly.
Caviloaididf^Capttouaness; cavHUngnen.
Cavil660, sa, a. Captions, cavillona.
Cdvo, va, A A month having only twentsr-
nine days.
CayMa, if. Shepherd's hook, crosier, staff.
Cayadilla, 9/. dtm. Small shepherd's hook.
Cay6do, tm. Shepherd's hocSc, crook; cro-
sier; stafll
Cayibto, 9m. A kind of stnfll
Cdyoo. am. A sandak
Cayelac, 9m. Sweet-scented wood of Biam.
Cayep6t, 9m. C^jepat oil
C&yo, 9m. Key, rock, slioal, or islet
Cay6te, am. (Bot) American gourd.
Oay6u, tm, Oashew-nut
Cay uoo, 9m. (Nan.) Small canoe in America.
Caz, 9m. Canal near rivers, ibr irrigation.
C^ 9/. Chase, hunting; game. Cbeer
mo^r, Large game. CToaia «nefk>r, Small
game. Anaar d coco, To hunt; go in
pursuit ot Levawkir la caaa, To start
the game. Dor cata, (Nau.) To give
chase. Ponens tn oata^ (Nan.) To ma-
nceuvre in order to e6ci4>e.
Cazdbe, 9m. Caasada, cassava; flour and
bread of cassada. [gamsL
Cazad^ro, 9m^ Chase, place tor pursuing
Caz8d6r, amw Hunter, huntsman, sports-
man; chaser. OoMdor dt a{/o/^ On%
who sports with dogs, &o.
Cazadora, ^ Huntress.
Cozara^scas, 9m^ (Cm.) FIy-cat<^er.
Caz^, va. To ohjuM, hunt; gain by dexter-
ity, by caresses; give chase ta Oi«ar
vnavela, (Nau.) To tally a sail Ottar
mo9oat^ To waste ono'j time.
Cazoale^, vn. To fidget
Cazcirria, ^. Splashinss of dirt on dotfaec
Cazoani^nto, ta, a. Spiasbed, benilrsd.
Digitized by VjOOQlC
C£B
Gtoo, Ml. Ck»pper anooepan ; copper or iron
OuoIejSf £ta, ^f. Small moccpan; gunlodc
Cteolero, am. Mean person who does wo-
men's work.
Cftzolero, Ta^a.A person too offlcioos.
Cazoleta, »/. Gunlock pan ; boss of a shield ;
sliell of a sword; kind of pcrAime.
Cazf»]UIa, 9/. dini. Small earthen pan.
Caxolon, «m. augm^ Lai^e earthen pot or
stewpan. [iium.
Cazon, «»*, (Ichth.) Topc-fish, sweot-wil-
Casontti, «;n. (Prov.) Fiablng-tacklo for the
tnpe-flshery.
Caxon^te, mr. ^an.) Toggel, a wooden pin.
Cazudo, do. a. Having a thick bock (knife).
Cazaela, ff. An earthen pan ; stewed uieat;
womens gallery in Spanish theatres.
CauuHa moj'i or mcf^U^ Tart of cheese,
bread, apples, and honejr. [cords.
Cazomlnir, iXL To Join staves with bompcn
Cazdmbre, $m. Hempen cord to join staves.
Gttxiunbr6n, 9m. Cooper.
Oszur, 9m. (Bot) Bryony, white Jalap.
Cazurro. ra^o. Tacitam, sulky.
Ce. inierf. Hark, hero, come here. Por ce
opor bt^ In one way or other.
Cea, 9f. Thigh-bone, hip-bone.
C«4tica, ^ (Med.) Sciatica, a disease.
Ceaticolca, a. (Mod.) Sdatical.
Ceba ftmninante, tf. Forcossion cap.
(}eb4da, ^ Barley.
Gebad^l, 9m. Barley-fleld.
CeLadfao, za, a. Belonging to barley.
Cebaddra, ^f. Bag in which feed is given to
worklnif cattle. (NaiL) Sprit-salL
Cebaderia, ^. Barley-market.
Cebaddro, 9m. Place where game or fowls
are fed; breeder and foeoer of hawks;
male carrying the Ibed; bell'mole; en-
trance of a kiln ; dealer in barley.
GebadUla,«/CIndian caustic barley; sneeze-
wort; piickly ox-eye; hellebore snuff.
Cebddo, a. (Her.) A wolf with a lamb or
kid in its month. [other animals.
Cebad6r, 9m. One who fattens fowls, or
Oebad&ra, 9/. Feeding or fattening fowls, «kc.
Cebix, CO. and n. To feed, cram; &tten
fowl*, &c; keep up a fire; excite and
cherish a passion ; prime a gnu ; bait —
«r. To be nrmly bent upon a thing.
Cebellina, ^f. Martin; sable; skin of the
■obkb
Cebiea, qf. CHont, iron plate to an axletree.
G6bo, 9m. Food, fodder; fattening of fowls;
bait for wolves and birds of prey : kind
of monkey; cart-grease; bait; priming.
09bo<xt eebafukninmiiei Percussion cap.
Osbdlia, «/ Onion ; bulb. CeboUa albar-
ranA, (Bot) Squill. OeboUa a9oalonia^
Shallot garlk
CeboUiUu^ 9f. Three-toothed globniaria.
Cebolliir, 9m, Plot of ground sown with
onions.
Oebolldro, ra, 9. Dealer in onions.
Ceboll^tA, ^. dim. A tender onion, [chive.
Cebollhio, 9m. A yomig onion ; onion seed ;
OeboU6n, ffiK atiffm. A hurge onlou.
CeboU6do, ria, a. Plant wtUi a btg bulb; fll-
«hiped.
OEG
Cob^n, 9m. A M bullock or bog. Cchont*
d6 GaUoia, Stall-fed bullocks.
CeboncUlo, 9m. dim. Fatling.
Cebra, «f. Zebra.
Cebratana, sf. A long wooden tube; piece
of ordnance.
Cob^rro, a. Millet, pannie grass.
Cece^r, aa. To pronounce the Spanish 9 aa
the Spanish a, or English th; mp.
ic^o, «w ' ■ ■
Oece660, «
Cec^o, 9m. Lisping, lisp.
Oece660, sa, *. Lisper. — a. . „
Ciicha, ^ Vessel for drinking water.
w Lisping.
Ccciil, 9m* Fish cured and dried in the air.
(Jecias, 9m. Northwest wind.
Cecina, ^ Hung bee£ Schar en ceeina,
To salt and dry meat
C^inir, va. To make hnng beef, [or sold.
Ccdoceiia, ^. Shop where sieves are made •
Cedac6ro, 9m. Maker or seller of sieves,
cribs, «kc
Cedocillo, Sto, «m. dim* A small sieve.
Cedibo, 9m* Sieve or strainer. Verpor tela
cfe cedaeo^ To see other people's faults.
Cethuuclo, 9m. dim. A small sieve or
strainer.
Cedontc, pa. C!eding, granting.
Ceder, vcu To grant, resign, yield, give np.
— viu To submit, comply, give up; hap-
pen, turn out ill or well ; grow less.
(^diza, a. Tainted : applied to meat.
Cedo, ad* Immedi^elyf soon.
Ccdodrla, */ Zedoary.
Cedria, ef. Cedria, cedar resin. [cedar.
Cedride, O^drio, 9m* Cedrio, fVuIt of tbA
Cedrino, na, a^ Cedrine, cednm.
Cedro, em. Cedar ; Spani^^h juniper.
Cedron, em. (jedron-nuts, fhiit of IheStma*
baoedron.
CMula, ^. Slip of parchment or paper;
order, decree; lot; schedule; warrant
Oidtua de adtMnOy A permit Cidula
de abono. Order to remit a tax to a town.
CSdttla de cambio. Bill of exchange.
Cedula real, Boyal letters patent Ce-
dida ante diem. Secretary's simimons of
meeting. Echar cedtUae, To draw or
cast lots. [of decrees.
Ceduldgo, em. Fees paid for the expedition
CtidulilTa, ita, t(f. dim. A small slip of p<^er.
Ccdul6n, em. augm, A long edict; a libel-
lous bllL
CefahUgUi, »f. Cephalalgy, headache.
Ofalica, a. Cephalic : applie<l to a vein.
Cef^co, ca, a. Cephalic, belonging to the
C^iblo, em. Mullet, a kind of perch.
Cefiro, em. Zephyr.
0^0. 9m. A large AiVican monkey.
Ceg^o, em. A he-goat two years old.
C^nj68o, sa, a. Blear-eyed.
Ce«Ar, t?ru To grow bund.— ra. To bllnl;
darken ; shut ; stop up.
Ccgarrita, em. Chie who contracts the eye
to sec afkr. A' cegarrUa9^ With the eyes
shut
Ceg^to, ta, a. Short-sighted.
O^toso, sa, a. V. Ceqc^oeo.
Cegnecillo. Ceguezuelo, em. dim, Llttlo
blind fellow.
GegnedM, ^ Blindness; ignorance^
Digitized by VjOOQlC
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CftCQ^ ^ Disorder in Uie eye; abeolute
t>uiidDesa.
Cegaoricfl. em. Kind of mutin, roartfn skins.
OegoinndlA, ^ Whip-staff of Uie lielm.
C6lb«, «/: Bilk-cotton-tree.
C^<<^£yebrow; edging of clothes; bridce
of stringed instniments; summit; circle
of cIonouL Ifcuta las e^at^ Fnll up to
the eyes. Qu€tna7'»a lot CfjoA, To suidy
Intensely.
Cctjad^ro, «m. Traces of harness.
Ccjj&r. rn. To retrosTftdc; slacken, relax.
CcJUonto, ta, a. Having eyebrows which
meet [pleasure.
- C^o, »m. Thick fog; flroTm, a look of dis-
C<jjn6Ia, ^ difn. A small eyebrow.
Celida,^ Helmet; ambnsli; artfhl trick;
horse cross-bowman ; decoy.
Geladilh^ f/f dim. Small helmet
CeIad(Sr, ra, «. Curator; monitor; warden.
Celad^raf 9f. Enamel
C^l^e, 9m. Color of the clouds; presage;
skylight CWa^«8, Light swift clouds.
Cel&r, m, and a. To ftilfll the duties of an
office with care; watch through fear;
cover; engrave.
C6^3a,#/c2lL
Celdica, ilia, ita, tf. dim. Cellule.
CeMm^ ^ Capsular.
CoVbdrrimo, ma, a. «U7>. Most celebrated.
CeiebracidUf »f. Celebration; praise, ap-
plause.
Celebrad6r, wn. Applander, praiser.
Cel>ttbrinte, rnn. Cclobrator, otnclating priest
Cel^bHir, vcl. To celebrate. Cdebrar misa^
To say mass; praise; revere, venerate. —
«r. To take place.
Cdlw'bre, a. Celebrated, renowned ; IVicetiouB.
C61ebrem6nte, ad, Cclebriously ; lacctiously.
Cek-brldad, jj/T Celebrity ; lame ; pomp.
Celebrillo, em. dim^ Bmaji brains.
CeWbro, wt. Skull; brain; fancy.
Gelemin, em. D17 measure, the twelfth part
0/ AfansffO, about one-eighth of a busliol ;
superficial, about ono-olgbth of an acre.
Celeriddd, 9K Celerity, velocity.
Celi^tc. a. Celestial ; heavenly : sky-blne.
CeloAtiuL a. Celestial, heavenly; perfect;
silly.
Celestialm^nte, a<2. Celestially, heavenly.
Ctilfo, em. Largo monkey.
Celidca, </! Celiac artenr ; ooDllac passion.
CcU&co, ca, a. (Mod.) Cooliac
Oelib&to, em. Oelibacy; bachelor.
C^libe, em. Baclielor, on unmarried man.
C61ico. ca, rt. Celestial, heavenly, [heaven.
Cellcola, em, (Little us.) An Inhabitant of
Celid6Dta, i(f. Common celandine, swallow-
wort • Fdcr-seed.
Celindrdte, 9m. Eagout made with corian-
CelHa, ^. A QibralUr fish.
Oell^nco, ciL o. Decrepit
06no, em, IIoop.
Oelosia, tf. Blind of a window.
Cel^so. sa, a. Light and swifl-sailiug; crank.
Celsltad, ^ C^lsitude, elevation.
Ooltidsmo, 9m. Celticism.
G61ul^ tf. Cellule.
CelnUr, a. CeUular. [ity.
Velulilla, 4^ dim. A Tory small cell or cat-
CES
CembelliniL ^ Hartshorn.
Ckimentacion, «/ Cementation.
Cement6rio, Cemotiirio^ 9m. Graveyard.
C^a, 9/. Supper. Jui^ee 9anto or de la
Cena^ Maundy-Thursday. Cena del rey,
A tax paid for the king's table.
Cen^ho, em. Basket fbr fVuit and greens.
Ceniculo, em. Conaculum, hall of the last
supper.
Cenad^ro, 9m, Garden sammer-bouse.
(^naddr, em. One fond of suppen ; summer-
house, bower.
Cenagil, 9i)K (Quagmire. MeUree en un
cenagal^ To get in a scrape. SaUr de
tin c«nagaly To get rid of an unpleasant
affair.
Cenag6so, sa, a. Muddy, miry, marshy.
Cen&r, tMz. To sup. Cenar d eficunu. To
be miserly.
Cenc6fio, da, a. Lean, thin, slender. J\xn
oeft«e^, Unleavened bread, [of s mill.
Cenc^rra, 9/. Bell of the leading mule; claek
Ccncerriula, ef. Charivari, noise made at the
wedding of an old briaegroom to extort
money.
(yencerrear,«nw To Jingle continually; clack.
(^encerr^o, 9m. Jingling of mule or horse
bells. [horse, or mule belt
CencerriHa, Ulo, «. dim. A small wether,
Cenc^rro, 9m. Bell of the leadine mule;
wood-crow. A' eencerro9 tapaaos^ Pri-
vately, by stealth. [gathered.
CencerrAn, 9m, A bunch of grapes left un-
Cencerr6no, a. Like the noise of a wether>
bell.
Gencido, da, a, Untllled, nnculUrated.
C^cris, Ccncro, 9m, Kind of serpent with
white spots.
Cendul, 9m, Light thin stuff; crape ; flounce;
garter. Cefidalee, Cotton for an inkstand.
(^nd^a, 9/. Public meeting of villagers.
C^ndra, 4/! Paste to clean silver; cupcL
iSeriifm (vru/ro, To be lively as a cricket
On^fa, ^ Picture frame; valance; trim-
ming; bank of a river, Ac. Omt^ d4
tin toldo^ Centre of an awning.
Ceniciro, mn. Ash-hole.
Cenici^nto. ta, a. Asb-colorcd, cinereeuSw —
9m, Scullion.
C^nit, SfTk SScnith.
Ceniza, ^f. Ashes. Onisa* asuleMy Bine
ashea, a paint Ctnitae d9 eeta^. Pol-
isher's puttT. JHa de cetiita^ Ash- Wed-
nesday. Jfacer96 eerviaa^ To come to
nothing. Poner & who la eenixa tn la
frente^ (Met) To make one blush.
Cenizo, em. (Bot) White goose-foot [gray.
Cenizo, za, a. Ash-colored, of a brown and
Ceniz68d, sa, a. Covered with ashes.
Ccnobita, enn Onobito.
Cenogil, 9m, Garter.
Cenop^rias, ff. jd. The ftast of tabemaclea.
Cenotiflo, 9ni, Cenotaph.
CensAL 9. and a. (Prov.) Klght of anntuU
pension, poll-tax, feudal. [copy-holder.
Censalista, em. (Prov.) Annuitant for life;
Censat^o, Gens^ro, em, Ono who pays aa
annuity.
C6nso, 9m. Right to an annual mnston:
quitrent; census; poll-tax. vei\90 tti
Digitized by VjOOQlC
OKN
fMttor, or fferocMvo, Commntitlon of
qoitront or nannitj trbich can be paid at
once by a certain tim«. Cenaodsporvida^
Annnity for one or more lives. Censo da
agu€t^ water-rent. [mocking-bird.
Cens^ntll, Censdntle, «m. Tiie Mexican
Ceo96r, «m. Censor; criUc, reriower; ccn-
aorioos person.
Censoria, ^f. Censorship.
Cenaorino, Cens6rio, a. Censorian.
OensudL, a, Belonging to a qoitrAnt or to an
aannity. [holder.
OmsoAhsta, an. Annuitant for Hlb; a copy-
Geosnaimentef ad. With a right to an an<
onity. [blame; go^ping; censorship.
Obna^ra, af. A critical review; censure,
CensnrdblCf a. Censurable.
Gensuraddr^ em. Consurer, fhultflnder.
Censorante, pa. Censnrer, censuring.
Censnrir, «a. To review, criticise; censure,
expose; condemn; correct [thistle.
Centaora, Centanrda, qf. Centanry, or star-
(^taoKs 9n^ Centaur; archer (constella-
tion).
Cont^Ia, rf. Lightning; flash, spark; flake
of flro. Ser una cerUeUa^ To be all life
C«itellad6r, ra, a Brilliant [and spirit
Oentelltote, pa. Sparkling, flashing.
GmteUAr, Centelle^, vn. To sparkle, tlirow
outspwks.
CentetlM, am. Spark, scintillation.
Oentellka^ Ha, ^f.dim. A small flash or spark.
Gentelidn, am. auam^ A large spark or flash.
Oeat6na, a/. Ilnndred; centenaiy.
Oantenidas. ad. A' centenadaa or d cen-
tenarea. By hundreds. [field.
Contend Centendr, tfin. A hundred; a rye-
Contenirio, ria, a. Centenary.— «m. Centen-
nial. \centenaea, Rye-straw.
CentenibEO, xa, a. Belonging to rye. Ih0a
Centeno, am. Common rye. rhundroth.
Centtoo, na, Centtelmo, ma, a. Centesimal,
Centen6eo, m, a Mixed with rye.
CentidiSnIa, ^ (Bot) Knot-berry bash;
knot-^rass. [hundred parts.
Centil6anlo, am. A work dividod into a
Centimano, na, a. Having a hundred hands.
CSntSmo, am^ A centime (French coin).
Centincla, it< Sentry. Cmtinela avamada,
Advanced jgnard. Centinda d cabaUo,
Yldette. VanUfula pardida^ Forlorn
hope. JIaoer eenHneta, To stand sentry.
Gentlnddla, ^. Knot-grass, persicarla.
CentlpUcAdo, ad^ Centuple, a hundred fold.
Gentipllc^r, to. To centuplicate. [turtle.
CentMa, Cent611a, a/. Centre-fi^h, a kind of
Gent^n, am. Coarse covering of warlike ma-
chines; literary scraps; cento.
Oratrido, da, a. (llcr.) A globe placed in
the cenlre.
Osctr&l, CentriciU, a. Central, centric
Ctatralidid, ^ CentraUty.
Crntralmdnte, ad. Centrally.
O6ntrloo, a. FocaL Punto ceiUricOf Object
OaatriAuo, ga, a. Centrifugal.
Oontripeto, ta. a. Centripetal
Centra, am. Centre; the principal object
£$tar en au ceniro^ To bo satisfied with
one'B fiita.
CntupUc^, va. To centopUcate.
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Gentiiplo, pla, €k Centnple.
Centdrla, ^ Century; one hundred soldlen
Centuri6n, am. Centorion. '
Cenz&lo, am. Gnat, mosquito.
CeMr, im. (Little u&) To lh>wn, look angry,
Cefiido, do, a. Moderate ; ringed.
Ceilld6r, am. Belt, girdle, e&eX. Cefiidor dA
Vimta^ Cestns. [cypres*.
Ceftiglo, am. Wliltc goose-foot, summer-
Cenir, vn. To gird, circle ; environ ; reduce.
Ceflir sapaaa, To wear a sword. Ceilir
si fdentOy To haul the wind. — vr. To re-
duce one's expenses. [round the hoof
C6flo, am. Frown; ring or ferrule; circle
Ceft«'»so, sa, a. Hoof surrounded with rings.
Ceiiudo,d&, a. Frowning, supercilious; grim.
Ceo, am. (Ichtlu) Doree or dory.
C6pa, ff. Trunk of a tree ; stalk of a plant;
stock of a vine; origin; foundation.
Cepacabdllo, am. (BotO Cardoon.
CepeJ6n, am. The uighest and largest branch
tomofll
Ccpllladuras, «/r pi. Shavings.
Ceplllir, v<L To plane.
Cepillo, am. Carpenter's plane ; brush.
Cepita, ^ dim^ A small vine-stock.
Q6po, am. Anvil-block; stock; the stocks;
strengthening-piece; reel; trap; charity-
, box. Cepoa quedoa^ No more of that
(^p6n. am. augm^ A large trunk of a tret
or vine-stock. [root^
Cepkirro, am. An old vine pulled up By the
Cequi, Ceqnin, am^ Sequin, a gold YenetUn
coin.
C6ra, ^ Wax ; wax tapers ; foot-path ; side-
walk. Cera aleda^ Coarse wax llnius in
the hive. Cera de Mgos^ A drum of nga.
Ser una cera, To be as pliable as wax. —
pL Honey-comb.
Cerach&tea,^pi Wax-stonea, ayellowagat^
Ceraf61io, am^ Common chervil
Cerap^z, af. A plaster of wax and pitch.
Cerasina, af. Beverage made of rice.
Cerista, af. Cer&ste, Cenlstes, am. Cerastes
or horned snaka [chickweed.
Ceristio de Gran&da, am* White mouse-ear
Cerito, am, (Pharm.) Cerate, oerote.
Cerat6fllo, Cerat6flIon, «77i. Horn-wort, or
pond-weed.
Cerbat&na, af. Blow-tube for shooting pel-
lets; ear-trumpet; ancient ctilverin.
Cerca, a/. Inclosure, fence, hedge.
O^roa, ad. Near, at hand. Cerca de^ Close,
near. JEhi eerca, Round about Tocar
de cerea^ To be nearly allied to.
Cercddo, am. An Inclosu«e ; garden or field
inclosed.
Ccrcaddr, am^ Fcnce-raakor, hedgcr.
Cercanamdnte, ad. Nigh, nighly ; nearly.
Ccrcania, ^ Proximity, neighborhood, yi
cinity.
Ccrcdno, na, a. Near, close by, neighboring.
Cero^, to. To inclose, environ ; ibnce round;
crowd round.
Cero6n, ad A' cercen^ At the root Cercen
d ceroen^ From end to end.
Cercenadamdnte, a^ In a retrenching way.
Cercenad6ra, ^ Clipplng-knifo.
Ceroenad6r, am^ Clipper. [pk Cuttings
Oaroenadura, a/. Clipping, retrenchment-
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Oorc6a4r,«a.TopaTe»cllp; lop off; iMsen;
enrtail.
Cero6ns sf, y<$htllator of a vault
Corc^ta, if. (Orn.) Widgeon ; an antler.
Gdrcha, «/ A flexible measure ibr carved
sur&cea.
Oerchir, wi. To sqoare timber; lean anon.
Cereh6n, 9m, Wooden centre to build an
arch on.
Cercillo, 8fn, Tendril of a vine. V. ZarciUo.
G6rcIo, Cercl6n, anu An Indian mocking-
bird.
Gerciorir. 9a. To verify, ascertain.
06rco, tfm^ Hoop or ring; blockade; circle;
frame. En cerco^ Bound about Echar
cerco^ To surround game with dogs.
Ccrcoplt^co,«m. Kind of long-tailed monkey.
G6ida, 9f. Horse-hair; brifi'tles; sheaves of
grain ; bundle of flax ; sow. Ganado de
ctrda^ Bwinc.
Gerd&men, 9m. HandAil of bristles.
CerdAna, if. Kind of dance In Catalonia.
Cerddzo, «m. A large hog or pig.
Cerdeiir, m. To be weak In the fore-quarter ;
souml harshly; decline a reauest
Cenlilio, «m. A small hog or pig.
""' ' " " > df mmrU^
Cenlilio, «m. A small hog or pig.
C^rdo, «m. Hog or pig. Cerdo d€ nvmrU
A pig fit to be kilk^ Cerdo <U tida^ i
plz not fit to be killed.
;?erdViso, sa, Cerdudo, da, <
Oereb^lo, mn. Cerebellum.
Cerdi^ sa, Cerdudo, da, a. Bristly.
Oer6bro, mt. Cerebrum.
Ceredlla, «/ dim. Small kind of red pepper.
Cerecita, «/? dim. A small cherrv.
Oerem6nlA,<!/: Ceremony; Anmallty. Ouar*
dar Mremonia^ To stick to old customs.
Depura oeremonia^ por ceremarday Out
of mere compliment De ceremorUOi
With all ceremonv.— -pt Words of course.
CeremonUl, 9in, A book of ceremonies.
Oeremonl&l, Cer^nonifitlco, ca, a. Ceremo-
niouai [ad^ Ceremoniously.
Ceremonidtioam6nte, Ceromonlosam^nte,
Ceremoni^^, sa, a. Ceremonious, polite,
ft>rmal.
C^reo, tm. Cactus, torch-thistle.
Cereria. *f. Wax-chandler's shop; palace
chandlery. U^rant
Cer^ro, 9m. Wax-chandler; Idle person/va-
Cer^ «/ Cherry. Cereta garrafal^ The
large heart cherry.
f>crezAl, 9m. Plantation of eherry-trees.
'Jer^zo, 9nrK Cherry-tree in the tropics, Mal-
plghlo.
Cer^o, 9m. Rock rose, ciRtua.
OerU16r, «»n. Honey-wort, honey-flower.
Oerilla, »f. Wax taper In rolls; wax tablet;
ear-wax. [cercrinm.
C^rio, Cerfirlo, wn. (Chem.> Cerium or
Oerites. 9m. Wax-stone, a yellow agate.
€erm6Aa, ^ Muscadine pear.
Cermdfio, 9m. Muscadine pear-tree.
Oem&da, «/ Leached ashes ; pUstcr of ashes,
dec; coat of size priming.
Oemadiro, 9m, Strainer or coarse linen.
I3smed6ro, 9m. Sifting apron ; place Ibr sf ft-
Oemed6r, 9m. Sifter. [ing.
0«mA)a, ^ Fetlock of a horse.
Ooneir, wn To sift, bolt— wk To bud and
UotBom; drizzle.- "Vr. To waddle; soar.
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Oemicalo, 9m, (Orn.) Kestrel, wind-hoT«i
Ooqtir uft cem\caiot To bo fbddled.
Cenudillo, 9m, Thick mist or fine rain
waddling gait
Cemldo, mn. Sifting; sifted flour.
CemldAra, 9f. Sifting, boitinz.
Cemir, «a. To examine, purify.
C^ro, em. Zero, cipher, figure 0.
Cerofer^o, «m. Aoolothlst {soft
Cerdllo, Ihi/o. Grain reaped when greec and
Cer6n, em. Dregs of pressed wax Ibrmod into
a cake. [ing; panic, fear; cerate^
Cer6te, «m. Shoemaker's wax, shos-blaok*
Cerot^, 9m. Wax-rag to wax twine witb.
Cer6to, em. A soft cerate of oil and wax.
CenSya, 9/. Crops of grain which begin to
grow yellow. [shoe ; tonsure
Cerquillo, em. A small circle; seam of ■
Cerquita, f/T dim. Small inclosure.
Cerquita, odL At a small distance, nigh or
near. Agul cerqttita, Just bv.
Corrida, e/f The strongest part of a hide.
ITaoer eerrada, To commit a groes fiiult
Cerrad^ro, 9m, Nosing, plate or hole to re-
ceive the bolt of a lock. Echar la cerni'
dera. To rcfbse.
Cerradero, ra, 9. and a. The place locked,
and thing wiUi which it is locked.
Cerradixo, za, a^ That which may be lookod.
CerrAdo, 9m. Inclosure, fence.
CerrAdo, da, a. Shut, locked, dose, reMrvod ;
secreted; stubborn. A' €(}09 etrradoa^
Without exumlnatlon. A' puerta eerra-
da. Privately, secretly.
Conrad6i; tm. Shutter; porter; fastening.
Cerradfiia, 9f. Closure; look. Cerradura
de ffolpe. Spring-lock.
Cerradnrilla, Ita, ^ A small lock.
Cerri^a, ^ Lock of a door; common sow-
thistle. Thdo 99 agua ds oerrt^as. It la
all good fbr nothing. [trade.
CernueAr, «a. To carnr on the locknnlth'a
Cemueria, «/ Trade or a looksmlth ; i>rge.
Cem^Sro, 9m, Lodcnnlth.
Cerramidnto, 9m, Closure; inclosure; fin-
ishing ofthe roof: partition walla.
CerrAr, vtt and n. To dose, fbrecloeo; ob-
struct; lock; include; ffence; terminate;
prohibit Cerrar la cartas To fbid a loi-
ter. Cerrar la craenta^ To close an ac-
count Cerrar la booa, To be Bile&L
Cerrar la moUsra^ To begin to get senseu
Cerrar la puerta. To give a flat deniaL
Cerrar A (Uffttno kipuerta^ To lock ono
out Cerrar lo9 qfoa. To die; sleep;
blindly to submit Al cerrtw da dco^
At the close of day.— vr. To remain firm
in one's opinion. Cerrar9e de campifia.
To adhere to an opinion ; be shut up; be
cicatrized; grow cloudy. Cerrmreetodas
Ia9pu9rta9, To be completely destitute.
Cerraz6n, ^ Dark and cloudy weather pre-
Cerre)6a, 9m. Hillock. Tcedlng tempesta
Cerrero, ra, a. Running wild.
CArril, a. Mountainous, rough; wild. Pu^nU
cerriL, Narrow cattle-bridge; rude, on-
manneriy.
CerrillAr, va. To mill the edge of eoln.
Cerrillo, «m. dim, A little eminence. C9^
rili09^ The dies fbr milling coin.
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€barfi6ii, «m. leMe.
CenOf mn. HIU; neck of an aoimal; back*
bone. En cerro^ Nakedly^ barely.
Cerro^illo, am, (Orn.) Wagtail, warbler; a
small bolt [all ways and means
Cerr«^o, am. Bolt Tentar cerro^ To tr^
Cerrdn, mtv. Unen in Galicla nuMle of tow.
Cerr6ma, a< Defective qnarter in borsea.
Cemunddo, da, a. Weak or delbcUve qnar-
tex8 of borscs. [tation.
Certamen, am. Literary oontrorersy, dispn-
Gertcria, if. Y. Tmo. [sirot
Cortero, ra. a. Sbarp-shooter.— <Zv Excellent
Cert^ca, af, Certain^, certitude.
Certid&mbre, ^. Y. Ceriexa.
Certlficaci6n, ^. Gertiflcate, certifloation ;
return of a writ
C^rtiftdUlo, am, Gertiflcate, certifloation.
Ortiflcir, ra. To certUV, assure, affirm.
Gertiflcat6rto, ria, a. Certifying, anthentl-
eating.
Certinidid, Certltfid, af. V. CerUssa.
Gerdleo, lea, a. Cerulean, aky^blae.
Ceruma, af. Defectlre quarter in a horsck.
Cer^aa, rf. Ceruse, white lead.
Cerral, a. Belonging to a deer. JItMio cer-
vaL Great timldi^.
CerrftrlOi, ria, a. Y. CervaL
Oerr&tica, af. Latest green grasshopper.
Cerratico, iUo, am. dim, A small deer.
Oerv^ am, A fkwn. [house.
Cerraceria, ^ Brewhouse, brewery; ale>
Cenrecero, am. Brewer; beer-seller.
Cenr^da, ^ Extremity of the ribs of pork.
Oerrfa^ am. Beer, malt liquor.
Ceryie»ra, at. Oazellew
Cenrieil, a. (Anat) CerrlcaL
Cerrig^do, da, a. High or thick-necked.
Cerriguilio, am. Ni^ of the neck.
Cerrino, na, a. Besembling a deer.
Gerri61aa. ^ ^au.) Cat-beads.
CerriL if. Cervix, nape of the nook. iSer
da aura earvia^ To be incorrigible. J>o-
hlar or bc^ar la cervia^ To humble one's
selt L&aarUar la oervie. To be elated,
grow proud. [color.
G^rytoo, na, a. Kesembling a deer; fS&wn-
Cesicfo or Ceeaci6n a Divinis, «. Suspension
from religious (tanctiona. [pause.
Ceaaci^n, ^jf. Geeamionto, am. Cessation,
Cee&nte, an*, A public officer dismissed with
■alary.-HMZ. Ceasing.
Cesar, en. To cease, forbear; desist
C^sar, pn. Name. (/ Cisar 6 nada^ Neck
or nothing.
Gesireo, rea, a. Imperial; Cesarlan.
Ceee, am^ Cease; stop of pension. -
Gesible, a. That which may be ceded.
Ceel6n, ^ Ceasion, re^gnation ; concession ;
surrender.
Cepton&rio, Ceaonirio, ria, a. Cessionary,
evened, Cdepede, am. Pruned part of the
Tine; grass-plot Ceaped /ranees^ seo-
gQIy-flower.
Cesped^m, af. Field where green sods are cut
CMo, af. Basket, pannier.
Cestidfl, ^ A basket-niU.
Oeetcria, ^ Baaket^bop ; basket-etaid.
Gett6ro, am. Basket-maker or seller.
Oeatica, iUa, tta, «i7». A small basket
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Goetieo, illo, ito, «m. A little basket
Cdstou am. A hand-basket £f(tar Aacho MM
eaaiot To be overcome by sleep. Ser wi
caato. To be ignorant and mde.
Gestdn, am^ A large basket; gabion.
Ceston^da, »f. Bango of gabions.
Gestira, ^/T Gesura, pause in poetrr.
Ceticeo, cea, a. Cetaceous, of the whale ktzkl
C^tis, am. An old Galician coin.
C^tra, ^. A leather shield used by Spaniarda
C6tre, «m. A small brass or copper bucket
Oetreria, af. Falconry; hawking.
Cetrdro, ant. Yerger; falconer, sportsman.
Cetrifbro, am. One who bears a sceptre.
Cetrino, na, a. Citrine, lemon-colored
taundioed.
Qhxiy,am. Sceptre; reign; wand; perch.
Guuma, tif. Zeugma, a flfure in rhetoric
Geva, «^ Y. Ceoa and Cebo. [stufll
ChL ^f. In New Spain, Tea; a thin Chineec
Cliaoacanam^nte, odL In a bungling manner.
ChabaoAna. ^ An insipid kind of plum.
Ghabacanida, ^. A very vulgar expression.
Ghabacaneria, sf. Want of cleanliness.
Ghabac&no, na, a. Coarse, unpolished. — anu
(Mex.) A kind of apricot
Ghab6ta, ^ Key, fastening-piecet Perd^
la chabatOj To lose ohe's senses.
Ghab6rra, «/. (Coll. Prov.) A young lass.
Ghaborr«a, af. dim. (ColL Prov.) A very
young lass.
Ghac^l, am^ Jackal
Ch^cara, 9/. Y. Chacra.
Cb^chara, ^ Chit-chat idle talk.
Cbacbare&r, on. (Coll.) To prate.
Ghacbanira, tf. Forward* talkative woman.
Chachareria, tf. (Prov.) Verbosity, verblaga
Ghftchar^ro, Chachar^n, am. Prater, gabbler.
Ghdcho, am. Stake at the game otiiombre;
word of endearment
Cbacina, af. Pork seasoned with spice.
Ohacoli, am. A light red Biscay wine.
GhacoloteAr, vn. To clatter. [horse-shoe.
Ghacolot6o, «m. The clapping of a loose
Ghae6na, ^ A Spanish dance, its tune.
Ghac6ta, ^ Noisy mirth. Echar 6 cJiocota,
To carry off witli a Joke. Hacar cha^sota
dgy To make fan ot [scofiH
Ghacotear, tnk To indnlgo in noisy mirth,
Chacot6ro, t.% a. Waggish, ludicrona.
Chicra, Cb&cara, ^ (A.) An Indhia hut
Ghacuiico, am. Clown.
Chafald^tes, am^ (Nan.) Clew-lines.
ChafUonia, «/^. (A) Old plate, or broken ar-
ticles of silver.
Chafiilia, 4/! A tattered suit of clothes.
GhafalUr, va. To botch, to mend in a clum-
sy manner. [mended.
GbaflUIo, am. Coarse patch, place coarsely
ChaAU16n, na, 9. A botcher.
Gha(£ir, va. To mat down the pile of velvet;
cut one short in his discourse. [sword.
Ghaferdte, am. A short broad, Turkish
Cha&rrinAda, ^ Blot stain ; disgrace.
Ghafknin^, va. To blot, stain.
Chaftirrindn, am. Blot, stain. Kchar tft
chcfbrrinon, To disgrace one^ fiiraily.
Chafercon6as, k/. pi Kind of printed l!n»n
Chafl&n, am. Bevel, obtuse angle.
ChaflanAr, ra. To bevel, slope.
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OIUU, «n. LonrehswL Chalanaotto.Qenl
ObaUn, na, «. Hawker, backster; Joekev.
Ofaalane^r, va. To Jockey ; bay or sell dex-
terously.
Chalanena, ^ Conning In buying or selling.
Chalcblguite, atiK pL (A.) Stones like em-
Chaldrdn, «m. Measure for coal& [eralda.
Cha1<^ irni, A waistcoat vest
Cbal6n, ChaUtn, «m. Shalloon, woollen stuH
Chaldto, 9m. Shalote, kind of onion.
Cbalupa, «/. Sloops a small light vessel
(Mex.) Canoe.
Chainale6n, sm. Chameleon.
Cbamarisca, << A brosb-wood fire. (Bot)
Annual costmary.
Chamariz, 9fn. (Bot) Water-germander.
GLamaril6ro, CnamarilI6ro. an. Dealer In
old fbrntture, &c. ; gambler.
Chamarill6n, 9m. A bad pUyer at cards.
Chamariz, 9m. Blue titmouse.
Chamardn, 9. Long'tailed titmonsek
Cbam^rra, f/C Garment of sheep-skins.
Chamarrdta, ^ A abort loose Jackot with
sleeyea.
Chamb^rga, ^ A long wide cassock; a
Spanish dance wltb singing: silk girdle.
Cbamben;^ ga, a. Slouched nat [let
ChatDel6te, GuneI6te, 9m. Camlet or camb-
Cbamelotina, ^. Kind of coarse comblet
Cbamerl6co, 9m. Close jacket wltli a collar.
Chamlo6ra, ^ Trees, Ac., scorched by Are.
Cbainic^ro, ra, a. Belonging to scorched
wood.
Cbamlza, ^ Kind of wild cane or reed.
Chamizo, 9m. A piece of wood half burnt
Cbam6rra, ^ A shorn head. [head.
Chamorritda, 9/. Butt given wltli a shorn
Chamorrdr, «a. To cut the hair with shears.
Cbam6rrojra, a. Shorn, bald. Triffo cAa-
morro. W inter or beardless wheat [ga.
Champ&da, ^f. A large stately tree in Mala-
Champ&n, ^ Vessel in South America of
seventy or eighty tons.
Champurrddo. 9m. Jarvon; mixture of
liquort)^ (Mex.) Chocolate made in aloU.
Champnrrdr, vet. To mix liquors; speaks
gibberish. [vice; contaminated.
Chamuscddo, da. a. Tipsy; tinged, prone to
Chamuadir, ro. To singe or scorcb.
Chamuscdn, 9m. augm. A large singe or
scorch. [singeing; wrangling.
Cbamusquina, »f. ChaniAsco, 9m. Soorcalng,
Chanc&ca, «/! The coarse sugar of western
Spanish America. [merry.
ChanceAr, tn. To jest, Joko. — vr. To fool, be
Chancellor, ro. To cancel, efiisce, annul
Chancero, ra, a. Jocose, sportftiU merry.
Chincliarras mdncharroa, fif.jjl. (Low.) Sub-
terAiges.
Oliancica, ilia, k/. dim. A little ftm or jost
ObonciUer^soj, ca, a. Of chancery, In chan-
cery.
OhancllloriiL »/? Chancery ; chancery fees.
Chaocita, ^f. aim^ A little ftin.
Chancleta, ^l Slipper, Andar en chandeta^
To go sHitshod. [shoe.
tlh&aao, 9m. Patten; dog; galoche, over-
Chanfaira, «f. llagout of livers and llgUts;
A trifling thing,
^hanfldn, na. «. Bungler.— <z. Bungling.
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Cbanfl6n, 9m, Money beaten oat to appeti
larger.
Cniang6to, cm. An oblong bar of Iron.
Ch&ntre, 9m. Precentor, a dignified canon.
Chantria, ^f. Precentorship.
Chilnza, ^ Joke, jest, Ain. Clutma p99adc\
A sarcastic taunt Ds cAanso, In Jes^
CJhanzon^t^ ^ Joke, jest; a little m«rry
song. [poet
Chanzonet^ro, 9m, Writer of baLids, a oetty
Chiipa, iff. A thin metal plate; ecutcHeon:
rosy spot; rouge; bo8& De chapa, (M
juf^ment, valor.
Chapai^ta, ^ Lower pump-box.
Chap4r, va. To plate, coat
Cbapiirra, ^. (A!) Thick bnshesi species of
oak; a coacn with a low root
CbapanAda, 4/C Yery heavy shower of rain.
Chaparril, «nk Plantation of evergreen ooko.
(A.) Place fhU of thick bushes.
Chaparro, 9m. Evergreen oak-troe; bush.—
a. Low in stature.
Chaporrdn, tm. A violent shower of raJn.
Chi4)e^r, vo. To adorn with metal plates.—
m. To clap (as a horseshoe unnailed).
Chapel^ta de una bomba, ^ The oUpper of
a pump-box, of a scupper, &c
Chapel6te, «m. An ancient cover for the head.
Chapelina, ^. An ancient gold coin.
Chaperia, ^. Ornament of metal plates.
Chaper6n, 9m^ Ancient hood or cowl
Chap^ta, 9f. A small metal plate; led spot
on the cheek ; a shirt stud.
Chapet<in, ank (A.) European Spaniard.
Chapeton&da, ^. Illness incident to stran*
gers to the climate.
Cbapln, 9m. dog with a cork sole. Chapin
de la rtinOy Ts^x. on the occasion of the
king^s marriage.
C^apln^zo, am. Blow with a clog or patten.
Chapineria, ^f. Shop for clogs and pattens.
Chapln4ro, sm. Clog-makor or seller.
Clupinlto, 9m, dim. A small clog.
Chaplt^ 5771, Capital of a column, spire of
a tower. (graving
Chippie, «77a^ Graver, the tooT used in en-
Cbapodiir, 9S(U To lop off the branches <4
trees. [America.
Chapote, 9m, Kind of black glue or wax in
Chapotedr, acu To wet with a sponge. — vn.
To paddle In the water.
CThapuce^, tcu To botch, bungle.
Chapuceramdnte, ad. Fumbllngly, dumsHy.
Cbapuoeria, ^ A clumsy, bungling work.
Cbapucero, 9m. Noil-smith, Ac ; bungler.
Chapuc6ro, ra, a. Rough, unpolished, dumsy .
Chapurr&do, 9m, Jargon, broken language.
Chapurrar, loa. To speak gibberish, broken.
CliapAz, 9m. The act of ducking; dumsy
performance. — pi. Pieces on the mast to
increase its bulk.
Cliapuz^, 170. To duck; paddle with tho
oars. — CTi. and r. To dive; duck.
Chaqueta, ^ Jacket [men
Cl>aqu^*te, 9m, Game resembling backgam
Chaqnira, ^. Glass seed-beads of nil colura
Char^rio, 9m. (Om.) (Common roller,
durtocnao, ^f, pL (ffau.) Battens used at
supporters.
(Tharangu^o, ra, a, C!Iumsy : bad workman
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Ohflvngo^roi, m/K P«ddl«r, bawk«r; oout-
Cbirea, ^, Besorvolr espMlallr to make loe.
CharcADM, ^. Stuff of nlk and cotton.
Qiiffoai, «ik Pool of standing water; small
lake. /\wor«JoA<iree, To cross tbe sees.
Oiarcdso. sa, a. Fennj, swampy, waterj.
Ghirla, ^ (Orn.) Bohemian ebatterer, sUk-
toU ; idle chlt-cbat« gossip.
Cbar1ad6r, ra, a. Gabbler, prater, chatterer.
Charladnria, ^ Oarmlity, gossip.
Cbarlinte, snt, and pa Gabbler, chatterer.
Charlantin, 9m. A mean prattler or gossip.
Cbarlir, vn. To prattle, chatter, gossip.
Ctiarlat^, na, a. Prater, babbler; charlstan.
— a. SmpirioaL
Charlatanear, vn. Y. Oharlar. [qnaekery.
Charlataneria, f< Garmtity, verbositx;
Cbartatanismo, mn. Charlatanry, quaekery.
Oharmilla, 4^ Hornbeam-tree.
Cbara^ca. ^ Mastie-tree, pistachio-treei
Ctuumecu, sm. Plantation of mastic-treea.
diamdla, ^. Hinge; the chape of a bookie.
Cbar6l, mn. Black Tarnish ; japan work.
Cbarolir, va. To ramish ; japan. [ner.
Charotista. mn. Gilder, yarnlMier, or Japan-
C%irpa, rf. Bolt for pistols and poniards.
Obarpdr. «a. To scaiil twist around.
Cbarqniilo, «iw dim. k small pool or pnddle.
Cbarnda, ^ Action of a clown; a danee;
tawdrtnesa
Obarram^te, ad. Clownishly, tastelessly.
Cbarret^ ^. Knee-strap or knee-bncklo
to small-clothes; epanlet
Cb&rro, ra, «. Chnrl, a downteh person;
tawdry.
Charro, ra, a. Gaudy, Uwdry. [ing:
Oba% ami. Word denoting cracking or tear-
diiMo, tn. Fan, Jest, a trick ; disappoint-
ment; lash. Dor- tM chasoo. To plair a
merry trick. Z>ar cAoaoo, To disappoint
Llmxirae cJuuoo, To be disappointed.
Cbasqn^ar, vo. and ik To crack with a whip
orlMi; snap; Ibol; disappoint; cheat
Qmaqoi, amTcPern) Postboy on ftwt
Ohascraido, ana. Orack, snap.
€ba8q«isla» ana. A pefson tmd of playing
trl<^; asyeophant. , ,
C^ita, ^. A flat^bottomed boat; a hnlk;
Chaia alifadora, XJgfater. [ber.
Oukle, mn. Bonnd-Ieared Egyptian cncum-
Chito, ta, a. Flat, flat-nosed.
Chavari, am. Kind of linen.
ChayAta. ^ Key or bolt
ChaTdnifi, ^ A kind of moslin.
CbAuI, am. A Chinese blue silk stall.
Qiay^te, am. Mexican ttar-cnonmber.
Cbaxa, ^ Point where the ball is driven
back; berth on board a ship. Hacer
duxaa^ To walk on the hind feet
Chazad6r, tm. One who stops the ball and
marks the game. [point
Chazir, co. To stop the ball ; mark the
Cbe)^ 9$n. pL A cotton staff of diiEBrent
oolonL
Gbelin, am. Shilling, an EngliBh coin.
Cb6ma, iff. BolBe, a flsh resembling a
ealmon. [Indies.
Ckexmem^ 4/C Staff made In the East
Cb^rra, qf. Great 8pttrc^ Palma Chriati
cm
Chearr6n, am. Chevron (in henldtyX
Cbevronulo, da, a. Cbevroned, coat of amu
with cheTTonsi [leaved sagti
Ohia, y! A short black mantle; cowl; Ume-
Chi^, fffk To chirp, aa birds.
Chiba. if. Kid.
Chlbal^te, am. Chest of drawers with a desic
ChibAta, if. (Prov.) Shepherd's clab or staff
Cfalb4to, am. Kid between six and twelve
months old.
Cbibetdro, Chibitiil, am. Fold fbr kids.
Chlbo, am. Kid, he-goat {gam.
Chibon, am. A vooog cock-linnet; sort of
Chib6r, amw A kind ormonkey.
Chica, ^ A little girU Una buena dd^a^
A pretty girt.
Chicada, ^ Herd of sickly kids.
Chicaldte, am. Mexican argemone.
Chlcarr^ro, 9in. Shoemaker of pamps acd
little shoes.
Chicha, tf. Children's meat; beverage of
any sweet Jaiee fermented, or molasses.
8er eoaa d6 cMchaynabo^ To be of little
importancei Ten^r pocaa duahaa. To
be very lean or weak.
Cbicharo, ^ (Bot) Pea.
Cbich^rra, ^. Cicada, called locost in the
U. S. ; a prattler. Cantar la dticJiarra^
To be scorching hot
Chichan^r, 90. To fry meat too mach.
Chicbarr^ro, am. A hot place or climate.
Chioh^rro, am. A yonng tonny-fbb ; horse-
mackerel, [lard Is tried oat
Chicharrdn, mn. Scrap of pork (ut after the
Cblcheria, af. Tavern where eMcha is sold.
Chlohigua, af. (Mex.) Wet nurse.
Chichisveador, am. Gallant wooer.
Chichlsvear, oo. To woo, court
Cliichisvdo, am. Court paid to a lady ; dda-
beo, a gallant
Chich6n, am. Lump on the head ; braise.
Chicbonclllo, ito. am. dim. Small lamp.
Chichdta, tff. Sin /altar cfUchota, It is all
completei
Chioo, ca, d. Little, smalL Chioo con
ffrande. Both great and small [giri
Chico, ca, am. and af. A little boy or Uttle
Chicole^, va. To Joke or Jest in gallantry.
Chicol^o, am. Joke, Jest in gallantry.
Chic6rla, f(f Saccory, wild-endive.
Chioorrotico. ica, a, dim. Very little or veiy
small child.
Chlcorrotin, a. Very smaU.
Chic6te, ta, a. A Iht strong boy or girl ; end
of a rope; end of a cigar partly smoked.
Chicozapdte, am. A deliciona American
flruit nmife; hissing.
Chifla, ^ Whistle; bookbinder's paring*
ChUlacay6te, am. A large kind of pumpkUL
In America.
Chlflad6ra, ^ Whistle.
Chifladiins «< Whistling. (Mex.} Crazlnesa.
CbllUb^ «a. To pare the edge or leather.—
fm. To whistle ; mock ; tipple.— w. rMez.)
To be erasy. [ment
ChiflAtai, am. Whistle, small wind instra-
Ohtfle, am. Whistle; bird-call: priming
kOTD ; tSde. Affuoa chUUa^ Neap tide.
Chifl^te, Chiflo, am. Bookbhidor's paring
knife.
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Ohtflido, «m. WhtstUug.
Ohten^ «< V. Nigua.
Obiucayote, 9nu Kind of pnmplcln
Chile, ^ American red or green pepper.
ChUe reUenOy (Mex.) Groon pepper stuf
fed with minced meat, coated with eggs,
andfHed.
Chilira, tf. (Nan.) Bow-lock hole.
Chllillo, wn. (A.) A whip.
Chillndrina, «/ Trifle, a thing of little valno.
Cbllindrdn, «m. Game at cards; cot In the
head.
Chilla, ^ Call for foxes, hares, or rabbita.
Claw> ds ohWa^ Tack, a sort of nail
fbblM d4 cfiUla, Tliin boards. ChUlas,
Kind of East Iivlia cotton stuff.
ChllUdo, rnn, Boof of shingles or thin boards.
ChilUddr, ra, a. Screamer, shrieker; a thing
that creaks.
Chilldnte, a. Gaudy, gay, brilliant
Cliillir, vfk To scream ; creak ; hiss.
ChlUdraa, «/ pk (Nan.) Shot-lockera.
ChilUdo, mu Shnek; bawling of a woman.
Jkir un cMUido^ To utter a scream.
Chillo, mu Call
Chill6n, am. Bawlor; common crier; nail,
tack. ChiUon real. Spike. Clato chU
Uon^ Tack or small nail
Chill6n, na, a. Applied to showy colors.
Chilt6ma, if. A laree green pepper.
Chim&te, «m. V. Onancaca.
Chimen6a, {^ Chimney ; mantlepleoo; head.
Chlmpipe, *«». (Nicaragua) Turkey.
China, ff. Pebble ; china-root, sweet orance ;
porcelain, china; China silk. Mtma
china^ Cloth coarser than that from
China; boyish play.
ChinAinpa, ^ Indian T^^taible garden of
the Lake of Mexico, formerly floiUlng.
Chinirro, am. A large pebble.
ChinateAdo, 9m. Stratum orlayer of pebbles.
ChlnAzo, 97n. A large pebble; blow with a
pebbtaw
Chincharrfizo, 9m, Thrust or cut with a
sword.
Chlncharr6ro, 9m. Place swarming with
bugs.
Ghinohe, ^ Bedbug, bug. Mbrir como
chinekeM^ To die like rotten sheep.
Chinchdro, 9m. Bug-trap made of twigs.
Chloehilla, ^. Chinchilli, aamall quacknped
in Peru.
Chinohorr6o, »m. Tiresome importunity.
Chinchorreria, ^ Misohierons tale.
Chinchorr^ro, ra,*. Insidious tale-teller.
Cblnch6rro, «m. Fishing-boat nsed in Air er-
ica; flshing-net
Ohinch6ao, sa, a. Peovlab, &8tldlou&
Cbin^la, 9/: Slipper; kind of patten or clog.
Ohinilla, ita, »/. A small pebble.
Cbino, na, a. Chinese; halMireed Indian.
Chlqn^ro.«m. Hog-sty; hutforgoatsi
Chiqnlohaqne, 9m. Sawer, sawyer; grating
noise.
Obiquillo, ilia, 9. dim. A small child.
Cfalquirritico, ica; illo. ilia, ito, ita, a dim.
Very small, very little.
Chiquirritin, Chlquitin, am. A small boy.
Chiqnitico, ca; Chtquitillo, tin, a^ dim.
Very small, or little.
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Chiquito, ta, a. dim, JAUIb. amalL .
cJdquttOy To conceal ones knowledge.
Chhibitil, 9m. Crib ; small room.
Chirig^ta, ^. Kind of gourd. [pUyer.
Chirlmia, ^f. Clarionet— «f7U Clarionet'
Chirimdya, ^ Chirimoya, the best kind of
onstard-apple.
Chirin6Ia,«/Game played by boys; trifle.
Egtar dt chirinola^ To be f n good spirits.
Chiripa, ^f. Fortunate chance; fnckr hit
Chirip<Sro, am. A lucky person by chance.
Chirivia, ^. Parsnip. (Om.) Wag-talL
Chir'la. ^Muscle, a bivalve shell-fish.
Chirladdr, ra, «. A damoroos prattler.
ChiriAr, w. To pratUe. fits scar.
Chirlo, 9fm. A large wound In the mce, and
Chirriaddr, ra. a. Hissing like something
fried; creaking; chirper. [out of tone.
Chtrridr, «n. To hiss; creaky chirp; sing
Chirrich6to, 9m. A presumptuous man.
Chi$TidwU9y A nickname ibr French
priests.
Chirrido, tfm. Chirping; creak; chattering.
Chirrio, 9nrA. The creiudng noise made by
carts; crick.
Chirridn, «m. Tumbrel; one-horse cart
Chlrrion^ro, «m. Scavenger, dung-cart dri
ver. [hautboy.
Chirumb^la, •/ Wind instrument like a
Chisch&s, am. Clashing of swords, J^
Chisffaravis, 9m. A dabbler, an insignificant,
noisy fellow.
Chisgu6te, am. A small draught of wine,
small spout of any liquid. pumber.
Chisme, 9m. Misreport; traps or uselaaa
CbismcAr, xa. To tattle, misrepresent, tell
tales.
Chismdeo, sa, a. TattHng. tale-bearinfp
Chispa, ^. Spark, a fiake of fire; small
diamond; a short gun; small particle.
y. MiaiO'y Penetration. Fulano Ume
ehiapa. Such a one is renr acute. S9r
una cMspa^ To be all life and spirit.
JCchar cM9pa9, To be In a violent paaeien.
Chispas, inUti. Fire and tow.
Chispazo, 9m. The flying off of a spark, and
the damage it doee; tale mischlerously
circulated.
Chispeir, vn. To emit sparks; rain sently.
Chisp^ro, am. Smith ; low people of Madrid.
Chisp^ro, ra, <k Emitting a number of
sparks.
Chispo, 9m. Small draught of win&
ChisporroteAr, vn. To hiss, as burning oil.
Chisporrot^, am^ Sibilatlon, hi&&ing, crack*
ling.
Chisp<560, sa^ Sparkling, emitting spnrki.
CbLstAr. DO. To mumble, mutter. AooftisM
palaoroy He did not open his lips.
Chlste, 9m. A witty saWng; ftm, Jokiw
Dar en el chitU^ To hit tho nail on the
head. Chistepeiado^ Scurvy trick.
Chist^ra, tf. A narrow basket for fish.
Cbistosam6nte, ad, Facettously, witUlf*
merrily.
Chlstdso, sa, a. Gay, cheerfhl, fi^etioai.
Cbita, ^ Ankle-bcme ; game with an ankle
bone.
Chite, 9m. Kind of cotton stnff ; chlnta.
Chiticilla, 9m. One who keepa ailenoe.
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CMklcalUr, «& To keep sUenoe. ChiHedl'
la^ndo^ On tip-toes.
Ghito» vn. Money-block or bone in the
nme of chito. Ir96 A ehitos, To lead a
^baached llf^
Ghito,Chit6n,in<«r^.HnshI sileneel mom!
Chiro, va. V. Chibo. fro* [malaw
Choi inierj. DriverX word to stop bis ani-
Ch6ca, «/! Part of tbe game given to a bawk ;
Boap-boiler'a pnddle.
<^M>ead6r, ra, ». Provoker; assailant
Chocante,pa. Provoking, irritating; glaring.
Ghocar, vn. To dash against one; Jostle;
flgfat— ra^ To provoke, vox, shock.
Cbocarroir, tn. To Joke» jest [ing.
Gbocarreria, ff. BofToonery, low Jests ; cheat-
Obocarr^ «m» Bnffoon, low iestor, mimic
Clioeam6ro, ra, a. Practising indecent rail-
lery; •enrrilona.
Ch6eha, Obocbaperdfz, 4< Woodcock.
Chocbedr, vn. To dote.
ChochdnL Chochdr ^. Dotaca
Qi6ebo, cim, a. Doting.— -em.X.apino ; sngor-
plom.— /)C 8agar things, daindea.
Cfaoe&ila, ^ dim. A amalT hut, a low cottage.
Cbodor, vn. To drive the ball out by the
rtnffB^
GhbcToi, tm. Patten, doe. [rings.
Ghocl6n, mrk Driving the ball throngh the
<Ch6ooiu 9m, The smaU cnttle-fish.
Chooolite, tm. Chocolate.
Cbocolat^ra, ^f. Chocolate-pot
Ciiocolateria, ^ Chocolate-shop, [bte-pot
Cbocolat^ro, «nk Chocolate-maker; choco-
Ohooolotoar, ifn. Y. OhacoM^ar. [floar.
OhMe, mn. Paste of milk, eggs, sogar, and
Ch6&, 4< (Obow) Falsehood, lie/
C^fi»^,va.Tontterfikl0ehooda. Y.MenUr.
Qiofgro, 9m. Y. Ohqfitta.
Cb6fea, «?n. pj. Lnnga.
ObofSta, ^f. Cbafing-dbh ; a portable grate.
Obof ista, 9m. liver on lights and livers ; liar.
Chol^tas, ^. Brown platlUas.
Cli611a, if. Skoll; Jadgment
Cb<>pa, i»f. Kind of sea-bream; poop-cabin.
Cb6po, 9m^ Black poplar-tree.
C3i6qae, tm* Shock, clash ; renoonnter ; skir-
mish ; dilTerenoe. (Nan.) Chocks.
Choqtuza^ ^ The knee-pan or patella.
Qi6rca, ^ Pit or hole in the groond.
Chdrcha, ^ Woodcock.
Cbord6n, 9m. Baspbenyjam.
Cborie^ro, 9m. Sausage-maker or seller.
Chorita, 9m. A palm-tree, the wood of which
is black.
Chorixo, a*^ Pork-saosage. [shank.
Oboriito, 9m. Curlew or gray plover; red-
Ghorreddo, da. a. Applied to a kind of satin.
(%orreAr, vn. To -fall from a spont, gosh.
Oborr6ra, ff. Spoot; mark left by water;
ornament; frllL [doa, Fast and thick.
Churrotida, ff. Water spontin^ Ohorreta-
Cborrillo^ 9m, A small spont of water. /rM
f>or el choriUo, To conform to custom.
Cbcnito, am. dim. A small spont of water.
Ch6rro, am. Water, 4hl, issolng from a spont.
gosh; a Jet; hole; burst of laughter. A
ch»rro9, Abundantly, coplonaly.
OboiT6n, amw llackled or dressed hemp.
Chotadttvaif ^ Ooat-aookor, chom-owL
CHU
Chot^, wk To suck. Y. McmMr.
Chdto, 9m. A sucking kid. [goatiah
Chottino, na, a. and a. Snoking kid or lamb
Chova, ^ Jay. chough.
Chdya, ^f. Jack-daw.
Chdz, am. Sound of a blow.
Cli6za, ^ Uut, cottage, hovel
Ch6zna, ^f. Great-grand-daughter.
Cb6£no. 9m. Qroat-grandson.
Cbozu6Ia, if. dim. A small hut or cottage.
Chubarba, •/? (Bot) Stone-crop.
Chnbiaco, ChuDuzo, »m. Sqnall, gust of wind
Ch6ca, ^ Hollow side of the game-bone.
Cbuc6ro, am. Pikeman.
Ch6clia, «/. American opossum. [per
Cbuchear, oo. To fowl with caHa, &c.; wnis*
Chucheria, tf. Gewgaw, bauble; fowUn|
with calls, &e.
Chnch6ro, am. Bird-catcher.
Chiicho, am. Long-earod owL
Chuchum6co, 9m» A sorry, contemptible
little fellow.
Chnohurrur, ra. To squeeze; bruise.
Chu6ca,^ HoUow of the Joints; cricket-baU.
Chuecazo, am. Stroke given to a ball
Chufa, j^ The edible cyperuai Eduw ehw-
fas. To hector, act the bully.
Chumr, Cliufear, tn. To bully, hector.
Chuf&ta, ^ Jest, Joke ; small chaflng-dlsh. .
Chud^ta, 4/: Taunt, Jeer, gibe, fling.
Chufletear, vn. To sneer, taunt
Chudetoro, ra, a. Taunting, sneering.
Chul^da, if. Droll speech or action; con*
temptuous word.
Chuleador, 9m. Punster, Jester.
Chulear, «a. To Joke; taunt ridicule.
Cbuleria, ^. A pleasing manner of acting.
Chuleta, «/; Chop, cutlet t^s&
Chdlillo, UU, ito, ita, a. dim. A comical llttto
ChuUa, ^ Slice of bacon.
Chiilo, la, 9. and a. Punster, Jester; an art-
fhU sly person : pretty little thing ; butch-
er's mate; bullnghter's assistant
Chumaoera, «/ Cloth put on the side of a boat
Cbumir, va. (Low^ To drink.
Cbtimbo, or Uigo de Chumbo, 9m. Prickly-
pear or Indian flg. [Turkey.
Chumpipe, 9m^ (Costa Bica and Kicaragual
Chunci^ a/ Coarse undarifled sugar of
Spanish America.
Chunsa, ^ Jest Joke. JSOar d9 chMtiga,
To be merry, or in good humor.
Chungue^, «fk To be merry.
Chupa, sf. Waistcoat; Jacket
Chupadoroj ra, a. Snoking; absorbent
Chupado, da, a. Lean, emaciated.
Chupad6r. rtL a. Sucker. OhAvpador d%
nino9^ A adbking-bottle; a child's coraL
Chnpadtira, qf. Sucking, exsuction.
Chupa-fl6rea, Ch6pa-rol61, Chapa-mlrtos,
Ch6pa-romSroa, a. Humming-bird.
ChnpaJand^ro, am. Snail that lives on plants.
Chup^, vo. To suck; imbibe; sponge.
Chupativo, va. a. Of a sucking nature.
Chup^ Ula, ita, ^. dim. A short Jacket of
waistcoat [taste.
Chup6te, tf. Z>a chupeU, To possess in good
Chopeteir, tck To suck gently and by starta
Chupetin, 9m, A man's inner garment ot
doublet
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Cbmpet^n, »m. The act of sacking a great
quanti^ at once.
Ohap6n, snk Backer, a joang twig.
Cbap4)nf na, a. Swindler, conning cheat
Gbup6na, ^ A mean, blood-sadung etrom-
pet.
Cbard6n, 9m. Raspberrr Jam.
Gh&rla, ^ Churlo, atn. Bag In which spices
are brondit
ChOira, «/! The little pin-tailed groose.
Ch6rre, snu Thick dirty grease.
CharretMa, »/. Water rasbing trom a spout
Chnrr6t6so, sa, a. Gushing, spootinc.
Chnnib&rri, 9m. A low fellow; rabole.
Obnrridnto, ta, a. Greasy.
ChurriU6ro, ra, a. Tattler, prattler, gossip.
Chiirro, ra, (L Coarse-woofletl.
Chorrall^io, 9m. Tattler, prattler, eossip.
Ghorrapei^, vn. To sip, drink by small
draughts. [silver.
Ghurrus, am. Silk stuff with a little gold and
Ghurrosoiirse, vr. To be scorched, as bread,
Ghorrfisco, 9m. Bread too roach toasted. .
Ghurumbola, ^ Wind instrument resem-
bling a haatboy.
Ghuruiiio, «nk Juice or substance of a tiling.
Ghus nl raus, J^o deoir c/iu9 ni mu9y Not to
say a word. 1"^'
Ghusdlda, t(f. Pleasantry, drollery, buffoon-
Gb&sco, ca, a. Pleasant, droll, merry.
Ghusma, »/. The crew and slaves of a row-
gal ley; mob. [tales.
Gliutear, va. To whisper, speak low; carry
Ghuzdzo, 9m, A large pike; blow with it
GhAzo, 9m, Pike. C/iugo9, Abundance of
rain, snow, or hail. A' cfiuao9y Abundantly.
Echar ohusos^ To brag.
Ghuz6n, na, & A craftv, artful person ; wag ;
punstcj; a large piko.
Cia. ^ Hip-bone, huckle-bone.
Giaboga, tf. The act of putting a row-galley
about .ffoo^ e/olfo^ra, To turn the back,
flee. [a row-galley.
Giaesciirre, 9m. Putting about and backing
Gi&no, am. (Bot) The blue-bottle.
Giiir, 1^ To back a row-galley ; slacken In
pursuit
GlHtica, 9f. Sciatica, lumbago, or hip-gout
Giatico, ca, a. ScioticaL
Glb^o, ria, ct. Gibarioua, relating to food.
Gib^leo, lea, a. (Poet) BoIoBglng to tlie god-
dess Gybelo.
Olbera, *f. Uopperfhl of grain; all seeds or
grains; coarse remains of crain; action of
the mind; hopper In a mill
CiHca rf. Olout, iron plate of an axle-tree.
Gibic6n, 9m. A large kind of clout-nail.
GiboI6ro, mm. Bufialo-hunter.
^bolo, la, a. American bufblo or bison.
Oici»tear, fm, (GolL) To be sordidly parsi-
moniuns.
ClcntMia, pf. Niggardliness, parsimony.
CicatelUIo, Ila, & and a. dim. A sordid little
person or thing. [nious.
Cicat&ro, ra, a. Niggardly, sordid, paraimo-
Cioaterudlot 9m. dim. Niggardly Utuo miser.
OioArioiUa, ^ dim^ A small cicatrice or
scar.
ClcatrSz, am. GI »trioe, a scar; gash.
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Gicatrbaddn, ^. Gicatrizatioc.
Gicatrizil, a. Belonging to a dc&trioo.
Gicatrizami6nto, 9m. V. Ciectrizaoic>i%.
Gicatrlz^tci,pa. Gicatrisant
CicatrizAr. va. To cicatrize.
Gicatrlzaavo, va, a. Gicatrisive. [iux
Gicedn, am. Mixture of meal, honey, water
Giceronidno, na, a. Giceronian.
Gicila^n, 9m. Bitter vetch.
Gicidn, 9m. An intermittent fever.
GicUda, 9f. Undress formerly worn by ladieft
Gidan, «m. Ridgel ; single.
Ciclir, va. To clean, polish.
Giclo, 9m. Cycie. a round of time.
Gid^Ide, ^ Cycloid.
Giclope, 9m. Gydops. [eoI»t
Gicuta, 9f. Poison-hemlock; pipe, flute, fla(g«
Gidra, ^ Citron. [melon.
Cidracaydtes ^''^ ^^^ of American >rater«
Gidr&l, 9m. Plantatton of dtron-treea.
GIdria, ^ Cedar-gum, oedar-rosln.
Cidro, 9m. Citron-tree.
Gidron^la, ^. Common balm.
GiegamSnte, ad. Blindly.
Ci6go, ga, CL Blind; swayed by passiCD.
Cisgo da ira, Blind with anger. A cUgas
Blindly, in the dark: thoughtlessly.
Gi6go, 9m. Blind-cut; large black-pudding,
Giegueclco, ica; iUo, ilia; ito, Vta; Giegne-
zuclo, 6hi, a. and 9. dim. A little blind per-
son.
GI6I0, am. Hearen; paradise, the sky; ^cli-
mate. Mudareielo^ or da ci^^Tochaxm
theahr;rooC celling. E8kwhe<Ju>'unoieu>^
To be splendid. Tomar el cMo con las
mano9. To be transported with Joy or
^et A' cielo ram. In the open air.
Glen, a. One hundred.
Gidnaga, ^ Marsli, moor, swamp.
Ciencabdzas, «/ Common eryngo.
Citocia, a^ Science ; knowledge. A' oieneia
y pa<amoiat By one's knowledge and
permission.
Gieno, 9m. Mud, mire.
Gientiflcam^nte, ad. Scientifically.
Gientiflco, ca, a. Bdentiflc.
Gi6nto, am. and a. A hundred; a hundred-
weight—^ Percentage (tax); piouet
Gientopl^a, 9m. Wood-louse, centipede, bog-
louse.
Gidma, iff. Blossom of vines, grain, Ac
GI6me, £n cisma. In blossom; in its In-
fancy. GSpaniards.
Gi^rra Espdfia, The war-cry of the andent
Gidrro, 9m. Inclosnre.
Glertam6nte, ad. Oertalnlr, surely.
Cierto, ta, a. Certain, evident For eiarto,
Oertjahilv.
Cicrva; i/fwnd, the female stag.
Gidrvo, 9m. Deer, hart, stag.
Ci6rvo roldnte, am. Stag-beetle.
Gierzo, 9m. A cold northerly wind. Tffnm'
ffeatana al ciarzo. To be haughty, lofty.
GUVa,-^ Cipher; contraction; arithmeticirf
mark. En c^frOy Briefly, in short
(Sf^&r, vm. To write in cipher; abrldga
agirra, tf. Cicada, called locust in tb<» U. 8
Cigarril, am. An orchard or fkruitrgarden.
Clgarrdra, ^ Cigar-case.
GIgarriro, ra, am. and/ Dlgar-eeVer.
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Cl3$MTeiiA» ^ Cigar-Bhopw
GgaRiiU, amw Qreat dgar-emoker.
Cigirro, mil. Ctear.
C.garr6iL,«mwAlarge cigar; Ahxmdffdrra.
Cigatera, sf. ProstUateu [m>m w«Ufl.
Q^oiUU, wu Sort of erank to dmir water
GSgDfiiiio, amw (Om.) A jooiig stork.
Cigoftii^ ^. (Om.) A bird rewombUng a
•tork.
dgoat^n, 8f. (Amer.) Kind of Jaiudico.
G^uAto, ta, a. Jaondioe ; with the taondloe.
dgtitote, a. AppUod to a kind of white grape.
Clgu6fia« ^ wliita stork, crane; crank or
winch.
CSgtiefii], am. (Pror.) Y. CHgolUd.
G^u^fio, am. Amale atork; tidl, slender, silly-
bMktng person.
dgSeAaela, ^. dim. Small crank.
Clgudhi6Io da la Cbfla del Tiinon, Tbe
gDOse-neck of the nidder.
diziqae, auk Zigzag.
C^^ Dungeon.
Cilintro, am. Coriander.
Cillir, a. ailarr of tbe eye-Hds.
GUido, am. Ha^-cloth ; girdle of brisUes or
netted wfare.
Otlindrloo, ca, a. CjUndrlc or cylindrical
OUindro, «m.<7yllnder; a roller.
GSna, 4^ Granary fi>r tithes and other grain.
Qll&znH *"*<' Btore-hoQse l^es. [or batter.
Cillercro, am. In religions booses, cellarist
dUeriza, f/T A nan who directs the domestic
affidrai
Cill^ am. Keeper of a granary ; granary.
Ozna, ^. Snmmit; top. Bn cima, On top.
For cima, At the appermost part Dor
etma, To conchide happily.
C^mikio^ am, Cymatiam, moulding half con-
Tex and hali concave ; cornice.
Chnir, «a. To clip the tops of plants. Sec
Cimarrdn, na, a. fAmer.) Wild, nnroly, on-
eoltiyated.— a. A ran-away slave.
Gfanbal&ria, qf. Ivy-wort
Ghnbalillo, am. A small bell.
Chnbalo, am. Cymbal
Cimbara, 4< Bash-hook. [coy-pigeons,
(^mb^l, 9m, Decoy-pigeon : rope to tie de-
QmbMou Ctmbdrrio, am. Copola.
Cfmboma]e& sm. pi Scapper-holes.
Chnbra, sf. A wooden ccnnre-carve.
CSmbri^o, am. Qoick movement In a Span-
ish dance.
Ombr&r, Qmbrcdr, va. To brandish a rod;
give a drnbbin^-— pr. To bend, vibrate.
Oimbr^o, fia, <i.Tllaat, flexible.
Clmbr6o, am. Crookedness, bending, fbrl
CSmbrlco. a. Cimbric, laiigoage of the Oim-
Ctmbronazo, am. Stroke ^ven with a foil
OmentMo, mn. Befinement of gold.
GIment&r, va. To found; establish; refine
metals.
Chnent^rlo, em. Cemetery, chorch-yard.
Oim^nto, am. Cement. [arms.
Clm^ra, ^ Crest of a helmet, or of a coat of
Clm^o, sm. A vorv dark ptacei [height.
Cfan^o, ra, (u Cimpmg, finishing the top of a
Cfanl^to, tm» Foandation; basis, origin.
Oimiento realf An acid composition for
parOyingg^d.
XuikDo, am. Deooy-^lgeoB.
CIN
Qmit^rra, tf. ameter, fidchion.
Cim^rra, ^ Qlandera. [can gam
Cloibrio, mi%. Cinnabar : vermilion ; an Aikt>
Cinamdmino, mn. Bead-tree ointment
Cinam6mo, wl The bead-tree, or pride ei
China.
Cinca. ^ Five points in the game.
<Xno6l, am. Chisel [stone-cntter.
Clnceladdr, am. Chaser, engraver, scolptoi:
Cincelad^ra, {< Chasing, eoibossment relieC
Cinoelir, «a. To chisel, engrave, emboa%
chase.
Cincelito, am. dim. Small chisel
Cinch, CInek, am. Zinc, spelter.
Cincha, ^ Girtli, eingle. Ir rompUnd0
cinehaa, To drive on fhll speed.
Clnchad&ra, «^ The act of girting.
Cinchiir, va. To girt
Clnchdra, ^ Girth-place; disorder of horsea
Cincho, am. Belt or girdle; tire of a wheel;
strip of grass matting; disorder in the
hooft of noreea.
Cinch6n, am. augm. A broad girdle, [bon.
Clnchu61a, ^. A small girth ; a narrow rtb-
Cinoo, am. and a. Five, [beasts.
CincoafidI, a. Five yesrs old: applied to
Cinoo en rftma, ^ Common cinqaefoil
OInoomeeino, na, a. Five months old.
Cincu4nta, am Fifty.
Cincaent6no, na, a. Fiftieth.
Clner6o, Cinericio, a. Cinereous, ash-oolored.
Cingaro, ra, a. Gipsy.
Cingladfira, «/ One day's run or sailing.
CinglAr, va. To sail with a fiiir wind ; bran-
Cingulo, am. Girdle or band ; cordon.
dnlco, ca, tf. Cynic, cynical ; satlrioal.
Cinico, STTk Cynic; spasm.
Cinife. am. The long-shanked buzzing gnat
Cinoceftilo, am. Kind of monkey; a man
with a dog's head.
Clnogldsa, 4^ (Bot) Houndstongue.
Cinosura, af. Cynosure, the polar star, eulde.
Cinqndfio, Cinquillo, sm. Game at cards be-
tween five persons.
Cinta, ^ Ribbon ; tape; girdle: tumiy-net
(Nan.) Wales ; first course ai floor tilee.
Andar con laa manoa en la cinta. T^
be idle. £n drUa^ Under suljjectlon;
pregnant [strinft
Clntaa6ro, am. Part of a cross-bow for tba
Cintag6rda, ^ Coarse hemp tunny-net
Cintigos, Cintar^os, am. pL Knot of rib-
bons; tawdry ornaments.
Cintiu:, va» To adorn with rlbbona
Cintarizo, am. Blow with the flat of a sword.
CinteMo, da, a. Adorned with ribbons.
Cinteria, ^ lUbbon shop, [truss ; a lasso.
Cint^ro, am. Weaver or seller of ribbons;
CintSUa, ^. dim. Narrow ribbon or tape.
CintiUo, am. Hat-band ; ring set with pro-
cions stones.
Cinto, am. Belt girdle, [centre of a dome
Clntr^l, am. (Arch.) Bule or line in tbe
Cint6ra, «/C The waist; flue of a chimnev.
Meter a tmo on ointura, To keep one In
sul^Jection.
Cintar6ro, am. Glrdler. [delicate waist
Cinturica, ilia, itiL ^ dim, A small girdle,*
Cintar6n, am. A belt, a girdle.
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Olp^ 9nu (Bot) OTp«nu or fledge.
Olprte, <m. (Bot) C^pross-tree. £aya <Ul
oiprMf llie cypren nat or berry.
Clpres&l, trn. Grove of cyproflstreee.
ClpreeSno, na, a. Besembliiig cyprets.
ClquIrlciU, sf. Gareas; flattery.
Ciro6nse, a; Ciroensial or circenefan.
Circo, «nk Glrcas, eirqae. (Om.) The moor-
buzzard.
drooir, «a To scuTOTind, endrde. [pass.
Oirc6ito, am. Circuit; clrcuiufercnce; com-
Circiilad6n, qf. Circulation ; currenor.
Circolinte, pa. and a. Circulatory, oirclinc.
Circnliir, a. Ciroxilar, circulatory, [round.
Circolir, tn. To circulate, surround, trarel
CIronlarm6nte, ad. Circularly.
Ciroulo,«mi. Circle; orb; oompass; district;
figure of speech.
Ciroumdrca, ad. About, thereabout ; almost
Circumpolir, a. Circnmpolar.
CtrconddAnte, 9m and pa. Ciraundaer.
Circunddir, «a. To drcumdse; diminish.
Circundsl6n, if. Circumcision; religions
festiyaL
Clrcundso, sa. pp. irroff. Circumcised.
ClrcundAr, «ck To surround, compass.
CIrounfertoda. 4^ Circumference. [lar.
CircuniSBrendal, a. Circumferential, dron-
Oirounferendalm^nte, a<2. In a circular
manner. [cumflex ac<*ont ( ^ ).
Circunfl^o, Ja, a. Acento OircunifU^jo^ Clr-
X)ircunlocad6n, ff. Circumlocution, peri-
phrasis.
Circunl6qnio, tnu Circumlocution, cbrcle.
Circunscribir, «a. To drcumscribe, indose.
Cirounscripd6n, tf. Circumscription.
Circonscriptivo, va, 4. Circumscriptive.
Cirounspecddn, ^f. Circumspection, pru-
dence.
ClrcunspectamSnte, ad. Circumspectly.
Circun^pdcto, to, a. Circumspect cautious,
oonsidcrate. [condition.
ClrcunstAnda, ^ Circumstance; Incident;
Circunstancladam<^nte, a<2. Circumstantially.
CircunstanciAdo, da, a. Circumstantial, mi-
nute.
CircunjtandAr, wu To drcumstanOatew
Circunstdnte, a. Circnmstant, surrounding.
Qrcunst&ntes, 97JK pL By-standers, persons
present
Circunva]ad6n, ^ Circumvallatlon. [late.
Clronnvaldr, ca. To surround ; circumval-
Circunvecino. na, a. Neighboring, adjacent
Circunvolucion, «< Circumvolution.
Cirldlos, ewK pi. Tall church candlesticksi
Cirinco, am. Mate, assistant
Cirio, 9m. A thiclc and tall wax candle.
Cirro, 9m. Schimis ; forelock.
Cirr6so, sa. a. Scirrhous ; fibrous.
Clm61a, 9f. Plum. In tropical Am., spon-
dias or hog-plum. Cirrt^Uu pa9a9, Dried
prunes. Ctrruda wrdal Green gaga
Ciruala de/rail^ Long green plum.
Oirueldr, «m. Orchard of plum-trees.
Ciruelica, lila, ita, «m. dim^ Bmall plum.
CIruelioo, Ulo, ito, A dwarf plum-tree.
Ciru61o, 9m. Plum-tree.
Omgia, ^ Surgery.
Olrqjdno, fnn. Surgeon.
Csoa, i*f. Reed for roofing huts.
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CisoAr, v& To besmear, dirty.— «r. To oaM
nature.
Cisco, 9m. Coal-dust, broken coaL
Cl8i6n, ^ Indslon.
(^sma, «f?k Schbm; separation.
CismAtlco, oa, a. SehJsmatia [moantainB
Cismontino, na, a. On this side of tba
Oi8ne,«nk8waa; agoodpoetormosidaii;
prostitute. Ted pattemiL
Clsqa6ro, 9M, Dnstlng-bag used with ptlck-
CSste, 9tn. (Surg.) Cyst [Bernard.
Ci8t6i, Cirt6r, 9m. Cistertian order of Bt
Ci8terd6nse, a. Cistertian.
Cist^ma, ^f. Cistern; reservoir.
Cistico, a. (Sure.) Cystia
Cisto, oik (Bot) CiMna, rock-rose.
Cistotomia, ^ (Sti^g-) Cystotomy.
Cis6ra, ^ Indsore, indsion. [tion.
Cita, ^ Appointment; rendezvous; quotap
CItadnn, 4/f Citation, quotation; summooA.
Citad6r, ra, 9. Citer. •
attoo, 9m. y. ZtOana,
Cit4r, va. To make an appointment; con-
voke, dte; quote; give Judicial notice.
Citara, 9/, Cithern, a kind of mandolin;
partition wall
Citarlsta, 9. A dthem pUyer. [dtbera.
CitarisUco, ca, a. Poetry adapted to the
Citatorio, ria, a. Citatory: applied to •
summons.
CIterl6r, ad. Nearer, hither.
Citiso, 9m. Shrub-trefoil, (grtisus.
Cito, 9m, A word used to call dogs.
Cilocred^nte, a. Credulous.
Citola, f/: Mill dapper.
Clt6te, 9m. Summons, Judicial citation.
Citramout^o, na, a. On this side the monn-
taina.
Citrdto, «wu (Chem.) Qtrate.
Ciud&d ^. Cltv ; corporation, dvio body..
Ciudadania, ^ Citizenship.
Ciudad&no, 9m» Citizen; livery-man of m
city ; freeman ; inhabitant of a dty.
Cindadino, na, a Belating to a dty; civil ;
dtizen-likCb
Cindad^la, ^ Citadel, small fortress.
Civico, ca, a. Civic
Civil, a. Civil; polite, courteous. [ners^
aviliddd, 9/. avillty, politeness, good-man-
ClvlHzaci6n, ^ ClTllIzation.
CIvlllzdr, va. To dvllize. [law.
Civllmdnte, ad. Civilly; according to civil
Civismo, am. Patriotism.
Clz&lla, ^ Metal ehippings or filings.
Olico, 1-8 of a real — 1-64 of a dollar.
Clae6te, om^ (Mcx.) Pimple, pustule.
Clamdr, f?cs. To cry out ; to be waotlnc in.
Clam6r, 0m. Ontciy, scream ; tolling of bells.
Ciamorear, va. To clamor. Implore assist*
ance. — vn. To toll the beU.
ClamorSo, 9m. KndL
CUunorosamSnte, ad, Clamorouslr.
Clamor6so, sa. a. Clamorous, loud, noi^.
Clandestinamente, ad. CUndestinelj, se-
cretly.
ClandestlnldAd, «/ Clandestinlty, Privacy.
Clandestino, na, a. Clandestine, private.
CUnga, ^. Eagle with black and whit«
fbathers.
Clira, ifi A short interval of fidt weather 09
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• nSny day. Olara d* hvevo^ Whito of
aaegs. Ctoros, Thin si>obJw A' la olara,
deuTr, evidenUv.
GUnbdva, 4^ Sky-ilght.
CUinin6nte, <u2. Glesrly, openlft obvloiulj.
Clar6a, ^ Rambooxe, a MTeraipo nude of
wiilte wine. Ac ; molse.
CUre4r, m. To dawn, grow light— »r. To
b« transparent; bo cleared np.
Ctano^f -VM^ To dawn, grow light
Clar^o. FIno oJoreta. Claret wineu
Qarldad, 4^ Glearneea; Dtigbtnees; glory;
&me.
Cbriflcadin, «: Qariftcation, refining.
Clarified, 9a. To clarify; brighten; porify.
QariflcatiTO, ra, a. PorificatiTe or porifloa-
OlariUa, ^ Ljb of ashes, Ac
Clarimentei, wk Ancient cosmetic lotion.
Oaria, tm. Bogle or tnunpet; trnmpeter.
Clarin or otofi ctoHik Fine eambiia
OlarinMo, da, a. (Her.) Wearing bells.
Glartn^TOv sm. Tnunpeter.
darinete, sm. Chuinet; cfauinei-phij'er.
Ctarion, sm. Crajron. [Ularo.
Clariaa, ^ Clare, a nnn of the order of 8t.
GUro, ra, a. Clear, bright; fine; obvions,
apparent: open, frank ; soeaoious.
Owo, tm, Sky-li^t; break In a discoorse;
light Oi^ y o%curOy Clare-obecnre ;
openlns; a dear spot 8acar en claro^
To explain. De claro en dara^ Evident*
I/. Jvr lo claro. Clearly, conspicnoosly.
Cbro, ad. V. Claramente. [neering.
Clar61, am. Inlaid work; marquetry, ve-
Clfae, ^ Clasa, rank, order; kind. CUues
de nookn, Bates of ships.
CliBtcamdnte, ad. Chusically.
OUaleo, ca, a, Cbuslcal, classic; prinolpaL
£mr dd^ico, A gross error.
GlaBlflcaeI6n, s/: Chusiflcation.
GbsiiloAr, vo. To class, arranfce, olaasifV.
Claadic4Bte, a. and pa. Claudlcant, baitings
Umnln^
Claadlda-, wu To claadioate, halt, limp.
Clansd^ a. Chuistral.
Claqstrico, Ulo, ito, em. Small cloister.
Qinstro, 9m, Cloister; meeting of the lac-
nity of a nnhrersity; womb.
CUosoIa ^ Period, daose; condition.
ChuisoUr, va. To dose a period.
CUnisatiUa, »f. A little clause.
CUus6ra, ^^Clolster ; confinement, retire-
m«it A^ claumtra, Retired.
C14Ta,^Clnb. (Nan.) Scupper, [nsiled.
ClavAdo, da, a. Exact, precue. matched;
OaTadAra, ef. Nailing; nail-prick.
CUvir, «aw To nail; fi«ten; stick in, spike,
prick. Clacar d wi cdbaOa, To prick a
horse in shoeing. Clavar lot cjo9 or la
Ma, To stare; cheat Ctavar lot or-
vMza, To groond the arms.
Olaraxon, •m. Naltaw
diva^ ^f. Key-stone ; key to a book of ex-
erdaea: close. (Mns.) Clef or key; chime.
—€nu Harpsichord.
<3llay^ sm. (Bot) Carnation pink. Olavd
de flMMrlo, Gnmmon marigold.
CSaretfna, ^ The common pink * mijcno-
nette.
CLO
ClavelUna, ^ (Bot) Y. CloveUna,
Claveldn, mn, (Bot) A large phik.
Clav^ne, sm. A faoe diamond.
Clav^a, ^ MoiUd for nail-heads ; nall-hola
(Prov.) Marked boiindary. [bearer.
Claveria, |< Office and dignity of the key-
Clar^ ra, & Keeper of the keys, treasurer,
cashier; aromauo clore-tree.
Clay^te, miu Tack, a small naiL
ClaTetdu*, va. To nail, adorn with nailf
sheathe; tag;
Claric6rdio, em. Harpsichord.
Clavioula, ^. Clavicle, the collar-bone.
Clavig^ra, ^f. Water-hole in mud wails.
Clavlgdro, em. Bridge of a harpsichord.
Clavija, a< Pin, peg, stopple, bolt
ClavUlo, ito, em. A small nail; clove.
Clavi6rgano, «m. An organized piano.
Cl&vo, em. Nail. Okuvo trabaderoy Boll
with a key on the opposite side; com
on the Ibet: boil, abscess or tumor; spot
intheeye;lint Claro dee9peoia,&oye\
rudder; headache. Eed^davopaaado.
He is utterly abandoned. Dor en el
claeo. To hit the mark. Uacer clavo.
To set grow hard.
ClemdUde, «^ (Bot) Ciemati^ traveller's
joy, Tlrgin's bower.
Clem6t.cia, ef. Clemency, mercy.
Clem^te, a. Clement mercifhi
Clemontemdute, ckt Mercifhlly, clemently.
Clementina, xf. The canons of Pope Clement
the Fifth.
CHomentisimo, ma, a. eup. of Clemenie.
Clepsidra, ef Clepsydra, water-clock.
Clerecia, v- Clergy.
Clerical, a. Clerical
Clerioalm^nte, ad. In a clerical manner.
Clerlc&to, «m. State and dignity of a clergy>
man.
Clericat6ra, {/T State of a clergyoaan.
Cl^rigo^ «m. A clergyman.
derignillo, em. A little petty clergyman.
Cleriz6n, em. Chorister, a choir-boy.
Cloriz<Snte. em. Layman wearing a clerical
dress ; ill-dreased or rude clergyman.
C16ro, em. Clergy.
Cli6nte, em Client
Qient^ia, ef. Cllentsbip, condition of a client
Clitotulo, K «. V. Olienie.
Clima, em^ Climate; clime.
CllmiU;^rico, ca, a. Climacteric, cUmacteri*
cal; ill-humored.
Climax, em. Climax, rhetorical figure.
Clim^no de Esp^fio, em. (Bot) Joint-pod-
ded pea.
(HiD, ^ Mane of a horse, horse-hair. Te-
neree d las cUnee^ To stiive not to de-
cline, [hospitals.
Clinics, ^ Clinic,, medical instruction in
Clinico, em. Baptized on bis deathbed ; cli-
nical student
CHbiioo, oa, a. Clinic, clinical [basil
Clinqpodlo, em. Common wild basil, field-
Clist61, Glister, em. Clyster, ii\}ection.
CliT6so, sa, a. (Poet) Declivous, gradually
descending.
Clo clo, em. (Joe.) Clucking of a hen. [Sux
Clo&cA, ^ Sewer, a conduit for dirty watei^
CJlocAr fHU To cluck.
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Cloeh^l, Mik (Ant)
616qne, am, WApnel, a grappling-iron; hor-
poon.
CloqQeir,«a. To cinck; angla
Cloqa^o, 9m. Cluck, tbe voice of a ben.
aoqadra, ^ The state of hatcbiLX in fowls.
CltAj n^ro, Wi. Ttie liarpoonor in the tonny*
fishery.
a6ria, sf. (Orn.) Oreenflncb.
Clorteia, ^ Cbforosia, green-sicknesa.
Clob. wu Club, society, association.
CKioia, Don6sa, ^. Broad-leaved clnytla.
CluSca, a, Clucking and hatching ben.
Cln^oo. ca, a. Decrepit, worn out wltb age.
Coaccion, «/ Coaction, compulsion.
Coaoervdr, f>a» To coacenrate, heap together.
Coactivo, va.'O. Coactive, coerdve; com-
pulsive.
C<M4JQt6r, 9m. Coad{ntor, assistant
Coadjttt6ra, ^ Coa^futrix.
Coa^intoria, sf. Coadyavancy, help; right
of survivorship.
Goadministrad6r, «nk Administrator or oo-
acUutor of a diocese by bull
Goaayuvad<Sr, 9m. Fellow-helper, assistant
Coadyuv&nte, a, and^xiw Coa^utant, help-
er, assistant
Coadyuvir, co. To help, assist
Coagente. 9m. Coagent, an associate.
Cosgnl&ble, a. Coagnlable.
Go»gnlaol6n, qf. Coagulation.
Ooagulunte, pcu Conoretive. [harden.
Coagul^r. tKU and «r. To coaguUte, curdle,
Goagnlativo, va, a. Coagnlative.
Co^golo. 9m. Coagulated blood; coagula-
tion; coagulator.
Coalabir, vo. To oollaud, join in praising.
CoaliddiL 9f. Coalition, confederacy.
CoAUa, iff. (Orn.) Woodcock.
Coap6stol, «nk Co-apostle, a fellow-laborer
In the gospel [ing.
Coarrendadon 9m. A joint partner in rent-
Coartaci6n, ^ (Law) Obligation to ei\)oy a
benefice.
Coart*da, ^ (Law) AlibL
CoartAr, va. To coarct, limit, restrain.
Cobiilto, 9m. Cobalt, a grayish metal
Cobanillo, 9m^ A smul basket used by
Vintners. [hearted.
Cobiutie, a. Coward, timid, fearfbl, fkint-
Cobarde&r, ttu To be a coward, be timid.
CobardemSnte, ad. Cowardly.
Cobardia, ^ Cowardice, dasUtrdy.
Cobert^ra, «/. Pot-lid; bawd.
Cobertizo, 9m. A small shed; hovel
Oobert6r, 9m. Coverlet, quil^ counterpane.
Cobortdra, ^ Cover, covering, coverlet
CobUa, 9f. A gutter-tile. [shelter.
OobQib, tJO. To cover, overspread, thatch,
06bra, ^. A number of mar^ for treading
out grain.
Oobraddro, ra, a. Becoverable. [looted.
OobrAdo, Cbl, a. Recovered, received, col-
Oobrad6r, 9m. Receiver or collector of mo-
ney. Parro oobrador^ Dog that fetches
came out of water. [ment
Cobrami^to, «n. Utility, profit, emolu-
Cobrinza, 9f. Recovery or collection of
money; fetching game which is killed.
Gobr4r va. To recover, collect; fetch;
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gain; gather.— «r. To recover; grife o»
lebrity.
C6bre, 9m. Copper. Cobra de cedal, A
pair of dried ood& JBaUr el cobre^ T-i
pursue with niirit
Cobrizo, za, a. Coppery, cupreous.
Cobro, 9m, V. CoOranza, Receptacle, place
of safety.
C6ca, 9f. Coca plant (Peru) Coca leaves ;
sort of small vessel ; twist in a cable : red
gUUL
Coc4r, va. To make grimaces; coax.
Cooar^, va. To gather coca leavoa.
Cocdneo, nea, a. Of a i>arple color.
Cocci6n, ^ Coction.
Cooeaddr, ra, •. Kicker.
Coceadiira, «C Coceuni6nto, «m.~Eickii^
Cocedr, va. To kick, fling out ; tesist
Cooeddro, ra, a. Easily bcilod.
Coceddro, Mt, Place where br^d Is knead*
ed and baked.
Cocedizo, za, a. Y. Ooeedeto.
Coced6r, 9m. Boiler of must and new winet
Cocediin, «C The act of boiling.
Coo^r, va. To boll ; bum or biuce In a kiln.
— vn. To boil ; ferment— «r. To suffer
intensejpain. [water.
C6cha, Y- ^ mines, a small reservoir ol
Coch&mbro, 9m. A greasy stinking thing.
Cocharobreria, ^ Heap of filthy tbing&
Cochambrdso, aa, a. Nasty, filthy, stinking.
Cochdrro, «»n. A wooden dish, cup, or platter.
Coch4stro, «m. A little sucking wild boar.
C6ohe, 9m. Coach. Sohar eoate^ To setup
a coach. Maestro de oocA^ A coach-
maker. Coche de alquUer or coc^ «i-
fnon. Hackney-coach. Coche de oMera*^
Coach drawn by mules. Coche de eetrU
bo9. Coach with steps to the doors; kind
of coasting barge.
Cochedr, vn. To drive a coach.
Coch^ra, ^ Coach-house; coachman's wiA.
Cocheril, a. Relating to coachmen.
Cocherlllo, 9m. A little coachman, pation.
Coch^, sm. Coachman ; wagoner, a constel*
Cooh6ro, ra, a. ^rov.) Eaaily boiled. [Ac.
CochiMto, 9m. Fricassee of lamb, mutton.
Cochins,^ Bow. ^
Cochinida, ^ Herd of swine; dirty action.
Cochinamente. ad^ Foully, filthily; meanly.
Coohin&ta, 4< (Nan.) Rider, timber to
strengthen a vessel
Cochlnedr, vn. (LiUle us.) To be dirty.
Cochineria, ^/i Dirtiness, fiithiness; mean-
ness.
Cochinilla, 9f. Wood-louse; cochineal
Cochlnillo, iUa. a. A litUe pig. CooMnms
d€ IruUas^ Guinea-pig.
Cochino, na, a. Dirty, nasty, filthy.
Cochino, 9m. Pig.
CochiquSra, «/! MoKsty.
Cochite Hervite. Helter-skelter.
CocbAra, tff. Boiling; dough for bread.
Oocido, da, a, BoUed, bi^ced; skilled, «»
perienced.
Cocldo, 9m, V. OUa.
Codmiento, 9m. Decoction.
Cocina, ^ Kitchen ; pottage of greens : brott
Cocin&r. va. To cook or drees victaala
meddle.
Digitized by VjOOQlC
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Oodntea, ^ Cook-matd, Utdira-mAid.
CocAaAto^tm. Cook.
CoeinillA, ita, ^f. A small kitcbeo.
C^cki, am. Grapnel, a grappling iron.
06cl«a, ^ An endless screw for raising
water; the inner carity of the ear.
CocleAr, vo. To harpoon.— -va. To clack or
hatch.
Oodeirla, tf. (Bot) Common scnnry-grtss.
C6co, ant. Cooba-nnt; cnp or bead of cocoa-
not shell; worm or grab; cotton-«in ; bug-
bear ; an ngly-looking person. PcUma as
eooo, Cocoa-nut tree, ffacer coco8^ To
flatter, gain one's affecUona
Ck>col6bo, am. Sexside grape-tree.
CocodrUo, am, Crocodlla
CocoKste, am. In Mexico, an epidemic Ibver.
Goc68o, sa, a. Worm-eaten, gnawed by grabs.
Coo6t«, am. (Prov.) Occiput.
Coeot6ro, am. Cocoa-nnt tree.
Cocfiyo, «m» West India fire-fly.
C6da, t< Tail ; burden of a song.
Codadora, •/Vine-layer.
CodiL, am. Elbow-srmor; short flainbeaa;
shoot; frame of a saw. OockUea^ Carpen-
ter's square.
Codiil, a. Cnbital, the length of a cubit
Codaste, am. (Nau.) Stern-post
Codizo,«m, Blow with the elbow; a hunch.
Code&r, va. To elbow.
Ood^ra, {< Itch or scabbiness on the elbow.
Oodsra an un eable^ A spring on a cable.
Coddso, am. (Bot) Ilairy cytiaus. €k>deao
da loa A'lpaa^ Labnraum, ebony of the
A!p«L [antiquity.
C6dice, am. Old manoscript on points of
Oodicia, ^ CoTetotxsnen, cupidity ; greedl-
Codldible, a. Covetable.
Codiciaddr, am. Coveter.
Godiciinte, pa. Coreting.
Codidir, va. To covet
Codidlir, a. Pertaining to a codidL
CodleUo, am. Codidl.
Codldoeam^te, ad. Covetously, greedily.
Codldosito, ita, a. dim. Somewhat covetous.
Oodid6flO,sa, a. Greedy, covetous; diligent
C6dico, am. Code of laws.
Codiuira, ^ Tumor on the knee of horses.
Codillo, 9m. Knee of horses; angle; crotch
of a tree; sttrrap. Jugdrada & una da
tfodiOo. To trick. OxfiUos, FUe used by
silversmiths *
06do,«yn. Elbow; cubit Codo rwl^lELojaA
cubit three fingers longer. J>ardecoao^
To elbow, treat with contempt Ifablar
por lea et>doa.To chtitter,pnttic. Levan^
tar el eadOy Applied to tipplers.
Cod6n, am. A leather cover of a horse's tail.
Codoraiz, (Ora.) QnaiL
CoecuAI, a. Coequal
Coeflcdda, ^ Cocfficacy.
Coefiddnte, a. Coeflicient
Coepisoopo, im. Contemporary bishop.
Coercion, qf. Coercion, restraint chock.
Coerdtivo, va, a. Coerdve, restraining.
Coes^ncia. ^f. Ooessentiality.
OoewndiU, Ow Coeeeentlal, consubstantial.
Ooesendalm6nte, ad. Ooessentially.
GoeavsnddfW), w. To coextend.
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Ooeatensldn, qf. Coextenslon.
Coestensivoi, va, a. Coextensive.
Coet^neo, nea, a. Coetaneoua, contcinpcrarj
Coeternam6nte, ad. Coeternally.
Coeteraid^ qf. Coeternitv.
Coet6rao, na, a, CooternaL
Coovo, vs, Ob CoevaL
Coexist^ncia, af. Coexistence.
Coexist4&nte, pa. Coexistent
Coexistir, vn. To coexist
CdtiL, ^. (Nau.) Bound-top.
Cdfia, $f. CoiC head-dress, cowL
Goflezu^la, ^. dim. A small not; roticule.
Cofm, am, A small frult>basket [nity
Cofr^e, da, «. A member of anv confrater*
Cofradia, f/^ Confraternity, union; assod-
ation.
Cdfre, am. Trunk : a West India fish ; coffer;
coffin of a priutinff-presa. J*alo de oqfra.
Carroty liair.
Cofredco, lllo, ito, tm. A small trunk.
Cofr^ro, am* Trunkmaker or seller.
Cofundador, ra, «. Cofounder, a Joint founder.
Coged^ra, ^ Bee-hive used to gather a
swarm.
Cogeddro, ra, a. Collector, gatherer.
Cogedizo, za, a. Easily collected or Rsthered.
Coged6r,«m. Collector, gatherer; dust-box.
C(^ed6n, ^ Act of gathering or collecting.
Oogbty ffo. To catch, seize, get; imbibe,
soak; occupy; find. (k>gerlaa calUa, To
obstruct the streets^ Oogar la calie^ To
flee. Oogar A deaeo^ To obtain one^s
wishes. Coffer un camicalo^ Tu be in-
toxicated.
Coglt4bIe, a. Cogitable. [musing.
Cogitab6ndo, da, a. Pensive, thonghtfiu,
Cogit&r. va. To reflect, meditate, muse.
Cogitativo, va, a. Cogitative.
Cogite, Tve caught you.
Cognaci6n, ^ Conation, kindred.
Cognido, da, a. Cognate.
Cognomento, am. C(«nomtnatioD,suraame.
C<^osdtivo, va, a. Cognitive. J[plants.
Cogollioo, ito, am, A small heart or flower oi
C<»61Io, am. Heart of succulent plants;
shoot; top, summit OogaUoa^ Orna*
ments on mezes.
Cog6mbro, am. Cucumber; cucumber- vine
Cog6ta, am. Occiput Tieao de cogotA stiif-
necked, headstrong; [neck.
Cogot6ra, af. The hair combed down on the
Concho, am. The most inferior sort of sugar.
Coguj^da, ^. (Orn.) Crested lark.
Ooguj6n, am. Coraer of a mattress or bolster.
Cogigon6ro, ra, a. Pointed, as the comers of
mattresses.
CogUla, »/. Cowl, monk^s hood or habit
C<wullAda, a/. Neck of a hog. pig, Ac
Cohabitad6n, ^. Cohabitation.
Cobabitir, wk To cohabit, accustom.
Cohechad6r, am. Briber, suboraor.
Cohecb^, v€u To bribe, suborn. (Agria)
To plough.
Cohecnazon, ^ (Prov.) Breaking up the
ffround; the Ust ploughhag.
Con6cho, am. Bri bery ; season Ibr plougbtn^
Cohereddra, qf. Coheiress. TbelK
Cohered^ am. Coheir, ftUow-heir, Joint
Coher^nda, af. Coherence.
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{Mi«r6iita, a. Oobarent, oon^atcnt, ooh«0lTe.
Ooli6te, $m. Sky-rocket GAetB eorredor,
Bocket whlcQ mos along a line. Oohetes
para MfUUM, Signal rockets.
Goheteria, ^f. Shop wliere flre-wotta are
made and sold. Trockets.
Cohet^ro, 9m, Rookot-maker, or aeider in
Colilblcidn, 9f. Prohibition, restraint
(lohibir, vo. To cobibit prohibit, restrain.
CohombrAl, trn^ Cuonmber^bed.
Oohombrlllo, tn. dtm. Gherkins. [ber.
Coh6mbns 9m. Oucnrober, or snake cncum-
Oohoneet&r, ta. To gire an honeet appear-
anoe. [fantry.
Cob6rte, 9m. Cohort, a body of Boman in-
06i, or C6r,pL C6yee, (Nau.) Hammock.
Coima, ^ Perquisite of a gaming-table
keeper; a proetltnte. [table; gamester.
Ooime, Colm^ro, mm. Keeper of a gaming
Coincid6ncia, ^ Coinddonce ; eoncnrrence.
Goineiddnto, pa. Coincident concarrent
Coineidir, vn. To concnr; lIiU upon; coin-
cide.
Coindieaci6n, ^if. (Med.) Coindicatlon.
Coindiointe. a. and a. (Med.) Colndicant
C6ito, 9171. Coition.
C6Ja, ^ A lewd woman.
Cojeiir, vn. To limp; deviate. CM^arcM
mi9mo pie. To nave the like defect or
pasdon. Sab^rdsquepUccj^ea^Tolaioyr
any one^s weak side.
Coj^ra, CoJ^z, (^. Lameness, halt, limp.
O)]^ 0, 9m. Complaint of some slight iiOmy ;
Cknl]^, sa, a. Peerish, irritable.
Oolm, 9m. Coshion ; pad.
CkDin^te, Cojinillo, «m. A small coshion.
Cqfirmon, pi. (Am.) Saddle-bags.
Ckjitr^nco, ca, a. Nickname to eTll-disposed
cripples.
OMo.Ja, «. and a. Cripple; lame.
Cq 6n. 9m. (Low) Testicle.
Cq fido, da, a. Entire, not gelt, or castrated.
Cq n^Io, 61a. a^ A small cripple.
Col, tf. Caboage with its leaves loose.
C61a, ^. Tail, cue; train ; glae: word of re-
proach. C?M8<f<!/M«caao, Isinglasa. JJa-
cer baidr la cola^ To hnmhle one's pride.
Chtbrlr99 eon la eota, To ose ftivolona
evasions. Oola d6 ffohndtinOt (Fort)
Homwork. A' la oola^ Backwards, be-
hind. Cola ds cabaUo, (Bot) Horsetail
Colaborad6r, «i7k Fellow-laborer.
Colach6n, 9m, A gnitar with a long neck.
Colaci6a, if. Ck>llation; conference; pota-
tion; sweetmeats for Christmas eve; dis-
trict of a parish. Traer d oolaciony To
prodaoe prooDk
Colacion&r, va. To collate; compare ; install.
Gol4da, Iff. The bucking of clothes or linen;
common ground; road for cattla ^char
d uno la colada^ To clean one of his filth.
Goladto^ ^. Strainer, colander; sieve.
Coladdro, 9m, CoUnder; a narrow passage.
Oolador, «m. Colander; collator.
Co\tAxii%,9f. Straining, filtration.— ^DrogSw
GolAire, 9m. Place throngh w^ich a current
of air passes.
Cblanilla, tff. A small bolt
Colifia, ^. Joist about six Inches broad.
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Colapis, Cohmtedi, ^ Islnglast.
Ck>Ur, v& and n. To strain; collate; i _
fiUse news as true; pass counterfeit moner
drink wine.— ©r. To strain or to be ttl
tered; steal Into by stealth: be displeased
withajest
Colater41, a Ck>UaterBl
ColateralmSnte, ad. Collaterally. [strain.
Colativo, va. a, Collative; that which can
C6lcha, iff. CToverlet, counterpane.
Colobada^^ ^. Quilting; twisting ropea
ColchAr, va. To quilt (Nau.) To lav or
twist Cktrro de cotchar^ Bope-maker>
sledse.
Colchero, 9m. Qnili-maker. [saflh»ii.
Colchico, 9m^ (Bot) Colchicnm, meadow
Colchdn, am. Mattreos, bed. [treasL
Ck>lchondco, illo, ito, 9m. dim. A small mat-
Colchon6ro, ra, a. Mattreos maker, bed-
maker.
Colc^tar, am. (Chem.) Coloothar.
ColeAda, if, Wtg of the tall
Co]ead6i«, 9f. Wagging of the tail ; wriggllnc.
Coleir,im. To wag the tail; wriggle; topuH
over by the tall
Colecci6n, ^ Collection, collation, knot
Col^cta, 9f. Apportionment of a town-tax;
collect [taxea, Ac
Coleotaoi6n, 9f Levv or colleoting of rentOi
Ck>lectAr. va. To collect [troops,
CoIectSoio, da, <k Collectitious, applied to
Oolectivam^ote, ad. Collectively.
Coleotivo, va, a. (Gram.) Collectivo.
ColectiSr, am. Collector ; tax or rent gatherer.
Colecturia, ^f. Collectorship.
Col6ga, 9m. Colleague: compeer.
Cblegatdrio, ria, 9. CoUegatary. [Ie|e, Ac
Colegi&do, a. Collegiate, a member of a col-
Oolegi&l, am. Collegian, collegiate.— a. (3ol-
legial
Ck)I^&la, 4< A woman member <^ a college.
Ck>leglalico, illo, ito, am. A little collegian.
Col^Ata, if. A collegiate church.
Colegiat&ra, 9f. Fellowship in a college.
Col^o, am. College; eeminary-eohool
Colegir, va. To collect deduce, infer, [walk.
C0I60, am. Wagging of the tail ; wriggllna
OSlera, ^ Choler; anger. MarUar en 00-
lera. To l>e in a passion.— am. OM^ra
morho^ Cholera morbus.
Col6ricam6nte, ad, Fumingly, passionately.
Gol6rioo, ca. a. Choleric; passionate, hot?
headed »
Coldta, 9f. Oie; a short addition to a dis-
course; brown linen; nine-leaved ooro-
nilla. [maker.
Colet6ro, am. Buff doublet and breeches
Coletilla, if, dim^ A small cue; narrow
ooMo. (or other skinsi
Colotillo, 9m. dim, A small aonblet of buff
Col^to, am. Buff doublet or Jacket; body o)
a man. Eohar99 algo <u ooleto. To cat
or drink something.
(>)lgad6ro, 9m, Hook to hang things upon.
ColgadSro, ra, a. Fit to be hung up.
Colgadizo, am. Shed, a temporary covering
Oilgadizo, za, a. Pendent, suspended.
Ck>lgAdo, da. a Suspended. JmardalffmM
colgado. To frustrate one^ hopei^
Colgad^r, 9in. Printer's pod
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Ool^idtiB, |< Tftpestry, banging, or dxw«
Como^ **^ Tatter or rag baoginff m>m
dothM. Cclff<n^(UuwUtBnnchoTgn;peB
hvog up, [-ringSi tnoketa.
Colg&nta, pa, Hanging, clinging.— j9^ £ar>
Colg&r, vOw To hang np; adorn with hang-
inga. — en. To be suspended. Colgar d
tmOf To oompUment one on his birth-dar.
C61la» ^. Cdliaa, «f». Fish like a pilchard.
Conbre, CoUbn, 9m. Humming-bird.
C61iea, ^ CoUc.
Colic4no, na, a. Having gray hair in the tail
G6Uco» or Dolor Cdlico, sm. Colic, griping.
GoUcoible, a. CoUiqoable, easily dissolved.
CaUcaaci6n, ^ Ck>U1quAtion, dissolving.
CoUcointe, pa. Oolliquant, colliquative.
Colieuar, va. and «r. To ooUiquatc, dissolve,
Hqnefy'.
ColicaatiTo, ra, a. Colliquative.
CoUcaec6r, tfarTo ftise or melt
Colicncikcci^n, 9f. Colliqoe&ction.
Collfero, ra, a. (Bot) Cauliferous.
C<^ifl6r, 9m. (Bot.) CoUiflower or cauliflower.
CoUead6n, «< Colligation, binding together;
nnbn, allumca
Colig&do, da, 9. Leagae« covenanter.— <k.
Agreed and associated.
Coh^iso, «r. To colligate, colleague.
Colma, 4^ A small tall; train of a gown.
CoUna, ^. HDL hillock; cabbage-seed.
Colinibo, am.' Turnip.
Oolindir, tm. To be conUguons, be adjacent
Colindinte, a. Contiguous, ac^aoent
Cohno, 9m. Small cabbage not transplanted.
CoHrio, 9m. CollTrinm, a waf h for the eyes.
CoUs^ ffTk Tbeabre, opera-house.
Coliai6n, 9f. Collision, crush, clash.
Cotit^ ^Judas-tree. . [suit
Colitigante, «m. One who carries on a law-
OdIUoo, 9ttK HilL fell, a small eminence.
Collar, 9m. Necklace : collar.
GoIIarato, 9m. A small necldace.
CoUarin, 9m. A black collar, edged with
white; coat-coQar. [of a column.
CoHarino, «m. Bins at the top and bottom
Collizo, 9m. Ploughman.— ;2^/w BariUarpoIea.
Goll^ 9/ Lamb's-lettuca— n/L Little glands.
CoUora, ^. Collar, breastrbamess; chain-
gsog; mares treading out grain.
CoU^ 4^ A smaD kind of cabbage.
ColUn. am. (Yni) Coward, mean &lIow.
CollonerSa, ^ Cowardice; nonsense.
Colmadam^nte, ad. Abnndantlv, plentiitilly.
ColmMo, da, a. Filled, heaped.
Colmir, va. To heap up, fill ; make up ; con-
fer areaJL ikvora.
Colmena, f^ Bee-hive^
Colmenir, 9m, Apiary, set of bee-hives.
Colmenoro, 9m. Bee-keeper, bee-master.
OolmenUla, f^ Morel or moril, a kind of
mu^room. [tooth wound.
OoImiH^zo, 9m. A large eye-tooth; eye-
Colmillo, 9m. Eye-tooth, canine-tooth ; fang.
Mo9trar las colmiUo9^ To show sphit
and resolution. Tmsr colmUloSy To be
oidck-aighted. fortunes sagacious.
Oolmlll&do, da, a. Having eye-teeth, fangs,
■^Imo, am. Heap ; complement; over-mea-
sure. A' cotmo^ To perfection; abun-
dantly, plentifiill/.
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Colo, 9m. (Ichtb.) Chub, pollard.
Colocacidn, ^ Employment; situatioa; ar*
raneement; location.
ColocAr, va. To arrange; pbice ; t^l employ
mont fbr; locate. [arum.
Coloc^a, 4^ Colocasia, eatable potato-Ilka
Colocutdr, 9m. Ho who is talking witii
another.
Col6dra, ^. Milk-pail; a wine-measur»
wooden can ; a toper or tippler.
Colodr&zgo, 9m. Retail wine-tax.
Colodrillo, 9m. Oodput, bind part of the head.
Colodro, «n. (Prov.) Wine-measure.
Colofoni^ inn. Colophony, rosin.
Colombrofio, 9m. Namesake.
CoI6n, 9m^ Colon (:X Colon imper/ecto.
Semicolon ( ; ) ; the largest intestine.
CoI6nia, ^. Colonv ; a phmtation : silk rib-
bon one inch wide. Media colorUa^ ^Ik
ribbon half an inch wid&
Coloni&I, a. Colonial. [bOTer.
Col6no^ 9m. Colonist, planter; farmer; 1»-
Colofio, 9m. Back-load of wood.
Coloqumtida, «^ Colocynth.
Col6qulo, 9m. Colloquy, conversation, talk.
Col6r, 9m. Color, dye; rouge; ^text; tint
Ueno or cargado^ Deep, ftw. Bright
^tM&ra<2o,Wanorfkded. i>« air^ Light,
delicata Mudar de cclore9y To change
color. SarcarU lo9 color€9 d vno. To
make one blush. So color or d color^ On
pretence.
Coloraci6n, ^ Coloring; blush.
Colorado, dtL a. Bed; ruddy; Indelicate;
colored. Poner99 Colorado^ To blush.
Colorir, va. To dye, color. — en. To blush.
Coloratlvo, va, a. Colorific [den.
ColoroAr, va. To color, palliate. — tn. To red-
Color6tc, 9nu Eonge. [Colorate.
Colorido, 9m, Colorinp, color; pretext — a,
Colorin, am. Linnet; bright, vivid color.—
pi. Guinea-peas.
Colorir, tro. To color, dye.
Colorista, 9m^ Colorist
Colos^, a. Colossal.
C0I66O, 9m. Colossus, enormous statue.
C6Ipa, ^f, A whitish sort of copperas.
Colp^ 9m, Isinglass.
Coludir, tJO. To collude.
Cohimbio, 9m. Columbinm, a metal.
Columbine, na, a. Dove-like, innocent
Col^imbo. sm. Coltmibo root
Columbrar, va. To discern, perceive; sot
afkr off; pursue or trace.
ColumeUres, 9m. pi. Incisors.
Coliimna, ^ Column, pillar, supporter.
Columnmo, ria, a. Columnar, a Spanish
dollar.
Columnita, ^f^ Colonnade, piazza.
Colurapidr, va. and vr. To swing; waddle.
ColAmpio, 9m. A swing; merltot, a kind ol
play.
Colfina, ^ Column. Coluna ji>^fdrlea^
Light-house. Coluna htteoa. Staircase*
tower. Coluna miliar or miliar{a,WX^
stone.
Colunita, ^ dim. A small column.
Coluridn, «m. Lesser butcher-bird, flnsher.
Coltiros, 9m, pi (Ast) Colnr^. [shock.
Colnsi6n, 8f. Collusion, doceitfVit agreement
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Oolnaoriamtete, ad. OoUoslTttly, fraadn-
iMtly.
Oolosdrio, lia, a. Oolliuor:^, coUoslve.
Colz&l, ^f. Colewort-fleed.
C6mm. ^ Comma, ( , ). [griddle.
OomAL em. (Mex.) A flat earthen pan or
CJomddre, «/ Midwife; Kodmother. ./W^OM
<20 comcuirM, Gossips^ Thorsdaj.
Gomadr^a, ^ Weasel Cotnadr^ tnarUui,
Weasel-blenny.
Oomadr^ro, ra, a. OoflsSptng abont
Gomadr6n^ wk Man-midwife, aooouohenr.
ComandAdo, da, a. (Mil) Officered.
Ck>mand&ncfa, qf. The office ofa commander;
the district of a commander. Ooman-
(Uuusia mUUar^ A military command.
Oomandaneta general da Marina, The
High Court of Admiralty. Reader.
Comand&nte, bttk and pa. Commander;
Comandir, ffa. To command; govern.
Com&ndo, tm. Command. [limit
ComArca, tf. Territory, district; bonndaiy,
Comare^o, na, a, Netghborlnff, near.
Comarc4r, to. To plant trees in a atraight
line. — vn. To border. [comet
Comito, a. Oonteki comcUo, Hairy or oomate
Com^ya, f/! A large basket; the white owl
C6mba, 9j. Curvature; bend; convexity.
ffacer combaSf To bend and twist the
body. [ing.
Combad&ra. ^. Curvature, convexity, warp-
Comb»i%ch&r8e, Combalucharse, vr. To Join
for evil purpose; collude [conspiracy.
Combal4cne, Cambal&che, 9in. Collusion;
OombAr, va. To bend, curve.— «r. To warp,
jut out [of mind.
CombAto. tfm. Combat firay, fight; agitation
Combatld6r, em. Combatant, champion.
Combati^nte, 9m. and pa. Combatant
fighter.
Combatir, va. and n. To combat, fight; con-
flict; attack; contradict; agitate the mind.
CombaUr A la retreta^ To keep up a run-
ning fight [same church.
CombenofldAdo, 9m. Prebendary of the
Combte, 9m. Waist ofa ship.
CombinAble, a Combinable.
Corabinacidn, ^f. Combination ; concurrence.
CombinAdo, da, a. Combined, united.
CombinAr.im.Tocombhie,Joln; compare.
Comblnatorio, ria, a. Combining, uniting.
Combl&sa, ^ Mistress ofa married man.
GomblezAdo^ a. Having a wife living in
adultery. [wife.
Combl6zo, 9m. One living with another^
C6mbo, ba, a. Bent, crooked, waiped.-n«7ik
Stand for casks.
Oombdy, sm. CouToy, escort
CombnstibiUdAd, «/ Combustibility.
Gombvstlble, a. Combustible.
Combustible, 9m. Combustible; fhel
Combnstl^n, ^. Combustion, bumhag.
Comed6ro, 9m, Dining-room; ^dlng-
ttongh.
Comed^ro, ra, a. Eatable.
ComWia, ^ Comedy. JS9 una ccmedia^
It's a complete ftree.
ComedlAnta, ^ Aotress.
OomedlAnte,«ik Play-actor, comedian. Cb-
med%anU ds la Ugua, Strolling player.
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ComedlAr, «a. To divide into equal Bbann
ComedidaimAnte, ad. Gently, conrteously.
Comedido, da, a. Polite; kind, obliging.
ComedimiAnto, am. Politeness; kindnesa.
ComAdio, am. Middle; Intermediate tlmei
Comedir, ckk. To commit intrust — vr. Ta
govern one's selC be dvil, kind.
Comeddr, ra, 9. Eater; feeder; dinlnc'-room.
Com^An. am. Clotbee^noth ; wood4i>asek
Cpmendable, a. Commendahle.
ComendadAr, am. Kni^t commander; pre«
feet of a monastery.
ComendadAra, ^ The sapertor of a nunnery
of a military order. XMandofni&nla.
ComendamiAnto. am. Y. Xnoomieinda and
ComendAr, va. V. Bsoomendar.
Comondatarlo, am. Commendator, com-
mendatary. [comendatory.
Comendatico, da, ComendatArio. ria, a. Be-
ComendAro, 9m. A benefldai^ of the crown.
ComensAl a. Commensal [expoonder.
ComentadAr, am*. Commentator, annotator,
ComentAr. ta. To comment explain, ex-
ComentArio, am. A commentary, [pound.
ComAnto, 9m. Comment expoeition.
ComentuAl a. Belating to a comment
ComenzadAr, tm. Banner.
ComenzamiAnto, 9m. Beginning.
ComenxAnte, pa. Beginning; beginner.
ComenzAr, f>a. To commence, b^;in.
ComAr,«a.Toeateatup; feed; dine; q>end.
— «r. To suppress; corrode: to take (In
chess). Comer & do9 cariao9. To M^oy
two benefices at the same time; to please
tMTo persona of opposite prlndplea. Uom^m*
de mogoUon^ To livo at other people's ex-
pense. Comer96 ds Hmx, To refrain from
laughing. Com6r96 uno9 d ctro9^ To be
coustanuv- at drawn daggera Comer^e <i
WM con lo9 (^09y To look dasgers at any
one. Tener qus comer To nave a com*
petoncy to live upon. Chnar ds corner^
To earn a livelihood. Corner pan eon
eortaa, To be Independent; have a 8a^
fldency.
ComAr, am. Y. Oomida. [sodaUe.
ComerdAble, a. Merchantable, marketable;
ComerclAl a. Conunerdal, trading; sodabK
ComerdalmAnte, ad. (Little na.) Conuner-
dally. [trafficker.
ComerdAnto, am. and pa. Trader, n^erehant,
ComerclAr, va. To trade, traffic; deal
ComArdo, am. Trade, commerce; commer-
cial community; communication, inter-
course ; game at carda.
Comestible, a. Eatable, comeBtIble.-~A pjL
Provisions, riotaals [caim
ComAta, am. Comet; boy^ kite; game at
CometArlo, 9m. A oometiulnnL
C!ometedAr, 9m. Offender, a criminal; as*
saulter. [take, attempt; attaek
CometAr, va. To commit, intrust; nnd«»
CometogrAfla, ^ Cometography. n<
ComezAn, am^ Itching; anxiety or
(TAmlca, qt. Y. Actria.
ComlcamAnte, a<f. Ck>m1cal]y. [asMmbliei^
Comioios, 9m. jok Roman committeea ei
OAmico, ca, a. (^mio, comical : fruny.
CAmioo, am. Play-actor, comedian.
Comida, ^. Eating, food, flu«: dinner. O^
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mida y tO^ifamdmUo or asUtrnda, Board
and lodgine. fcQliar teste.
OimidiUa^ V^A slight repast; bobby; -pe-
Gomido, da, a. Sotfate, full to satiety.
Gomicnzo, 9m, Origin, beginning: A' or d^
conUenao^ From the banning.
Coinilit6n, am. Parasite, sponger.
Comllit^na, Comildna, •/. A splendid and
plentiful repasL
OkniloD, DA, 4. A treat eater, a glutton.
Oomio6ro, a. and «. Miserable, niggard,
miser.
Oomino, snx Cumin plant Cominot^ Ca-
min seed. ParUr el ecmino^ To split a
hair, be nisnrdly.
Comiaar, «ck To confiscate.
Comisaria, 4/! Comisariato, tm. Commis-
saiysblp, oommiasariat
Comisdrio, «m. Commissary, delegate, dep>
aty, manaeer; jostice of tlie peace.
Comisi6n, ^Trust, commission; mandate,
charge, precept ; ministry; committee.
Comisiooado, da, a. and pp. of GomiHonar,
Cummlasional or commissionary; com-
missioned, deputed. — a. Commissioner.
Comisionir, va. To commission, depute,
empower. [sion morcnant.
Comisionista, mu Commiasioner ; commis-
Comiflo, 9m. Confiscation, forfeiture.
Comisti6n, ^ V. ConmUtion. [eatables.
ComistWijo, 9m. Hodge-podge, a medley of
OomisAra, if. (Anat) Commissure, suture.
Comitdnte, pa. Constituent
Comitiva, 4/: Suite, retinue. *
Ofrmibe, 9m. Bootswain on board a galley.
Comjza, ^f. fichth.) A kind of surmullet
C6mo, ad. Uow, in what manner; as; why;
if; like. Dar oomo or dor un como, To
play a trick; joke. Oomoasimeloquiero^
As easy as I could wish. Oomo quUra
que SMZ, However, at any rate. Oomo
quiera^ However, notwithstanding, nev-
ertheless, vet: used with the negative no.
Como qiUera que, Notwithstanding that,
althongii. yet [bureaiL
C6moda, v- Clothes-press ; chest of drawers,
Comodabfe, a. Wiiat can be lent or borrowed.
Comodamtote, ad. Conveniently, commo-
diously, oomfbrtably. [broker.
Comodaurio, 9m. (Law) Borrower ; pawn-
Gomodito, 9m. (Law) Loan.
GomodidiKi, ^ Comfort convenience, ac-
commodation; ease, flreedom from want;
leisure; opportunity; profit advantage.
C6modo, da, a. Convenient, suiteble, com-
fortable.
Coroorir, m. To cohabit, live together.
Gomp6cto, ta, a. Compact dose.
Compodeo^rse. vr. and va. To pity,
passlonste; feel for; agree with each other.
Gomnadryir, vrk To bMcme godliither or
godmother.
Oompadrdzgo, sm. Compatemity, relation
between parents and sponsors.
Coropidre, 9m. Godfather ; protector, bene-
flMtor; friend. JiUves ds compadrety
Thursday before Shrove-Tuesday.
Compadreria, »f. Friendly Interoonne be-
tween friends. [tnre.
Compaginacion, {/? Compaglnation, sbnc-
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Compaginad6r,«in.OnowhoJoinsorcoap.M
Compaginir, va. To join, unite, couple^
compaginate.
Compaq STTK Portico of a church door.
Compdna, ^ Out-house, office ; company d
soldiers; company.
Compafieria, $/. V. JUamiebta.
Compafl6ro, ro, 9. Companion, partner,
associate, consort an equal, a match, •
compeer, a mate ; comrade, colleague, fol-
low-moraber.
Compafiia, {< Company or society, assembly,
meeting, fellowship; partnership. Ctow-
pa^ia CM la UguOy Company or strolling
players.
Compdfio, Compafi6n, 9m. Y. CompaSUtro,
Compafi6n, 9m. Testicle.
Companu(^la, ftf. dim, (Ob^.) A small family.
Comparable, a. Com[wrablc.
Comparaci6n, ^f. Comparison, confbrence:
collation; conferring.
ComparAnza, ^ (Coll.) V. Comparacion,
Compar&r, va. To compare, estimate, con
front, confer, collate.
Comparativam6nte, ad. Comparatively.
(Domparativo, va, a. Comparative. [Judge.
Comparec^ncla, */. Appearance before a
Comparcc^r, vn. To onpear before a Judge.
Compareclente, pa. of Comparecer.
Compar^ndo, 9m. Summons, citetion to ap-
pear.
Comparici6n, tjf. (Law) Appearance.
CompArsa, s/. Retinue on tiie stage.
CompArte, «. Joint party in a cIvU or crim-
inal cause.
Compartim6nto, Compartlml^nto, »m. Com-
partment division ; inclosure. Compar-
timi^nto interior de un nav\Oy Accom-
modations on board a ship.
Compartir, va. To divide into equal parts;
arrange or dispose.
CompAs, mn. Pair of compasses. Compaq
decaUbre^CaW^n. CompaseedeQrufo^
Callpersw Compaq de pvoporoion^ Pro-
portional compasses. V. Pantvmstra.
rower of the voice; measure, time in
music Echar el eompoA, To beat time.
A' compos, In right musical time ; rule
of life, principle, pattern. Eduir el com-
pae^ To direct regulate, govern. Salir
de Compaq, To act without rule or meas-
ure. Vivir or jtroc^der con compos. To
live or act within bounds. Compaa de
mar, Marincr^s compass. V. BriijtUa and
Bitdcora. A feint
Compasadam£nt«, ad. By rule and measures
Compasar, va. To measure with nile and
compass; regulate; divide a musical
composition into equal part^ Compaeof
una carta de marear^ To prick the
chart [atet
Compasfble, t. Lamcntoble: compassion-
Compasillo, «m. Quick musical time.
GoiApasidn, ^ Compassion, pity, commis
eration. [fril, human*
Compasivo, va, a. Com passionate, mtmi
CompatemldAd, ^ V. Compadratgo.
Compatia, ef. Sympathy, follow-lbellng.
CompaUbiUdAd, ^ Oc-mpatlbility, f —
ency.
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OompatLbla, a. OompfttibI^ soluble to, fit ftra*.
GorapatridU, «. Fellow-coontryiiuai; fel-
low-fitizen. [ess.
Compatr6nf na, & Fellow-patron or patron-
(jompatroiuto, iin. Common right of pa-
tronage.
Compatrdno, tin. Fellow-patron.
Compel6r, Compelir, va. To compel, con-
strain; extort
Compendiad6r, «m. Epltomlzer, abridger.
Compendi^r, va. To epitomize; abridge.
Compendiariam^nte, ad. Y. Contpmaioto.
Comp^ndio, sm. Compend, abridgment,,
snmmar/, abstract poosly.
Compendiosam^nte, a<Z. Briefly, compend-
Compendidao, ea, a, Brlei; abridged, com-
pendiono, compact
Compen84ble, a. Ck>mpensab]e. pent
Compensacidn, ^ Compensation, eQuiva-
Compen8iu>, «a. and n. To compensate,
counterbalance, coonteryall; to make
amends.
Compet^nda, ^. Competition, rivalry ; com-
petence, cognizance or competency. A'
compeUnda^ Contestingly. [sistent
Compet^nte, a. Competent, sufSolent, con-
Competentemonte, ad. Competently.
Compet4r, vik To be one's ane. Y. (7om-
peMf*. [tenda,
Competici6n, {/! Conopetition. Y. Compe-
Competid6r, ra, wm. Competitor, rival, op-
ponent
Competir, vn. To vie, contest, contend,
stjrlve; compete, rivsl ^ to be on a par.
CompUacidn, ^. Compilation.
Compilad6r, ra. «. Compiler, collector.
Compilir, va. To compile. [crony.
Compinche, mn. Bosom-friend, confidant,
Complao6ncia, tf. Pleasure, gratification;
complacency, compliance.
Complao^r, «a. To please, content — vr. To
take delight in.
Complacitote, pa. Pleasing:
Comptaiiir, t>n. To weep; be compassionate.
Complemtoto, am. Complement, comple-
tion; accomplishment
Completamtote. ad^ Completely, perfeetl v.
Completer, va. To complete, po^Mjt, flnisb.
Completes, ^. Completory, compline.
Oompletivaminte, ad. Y. ComjdeUto.
Completive, va, a. (Little us.) Completive,
absolute. [absolnte.
Compl^to, ta, a. Complete, perfect finished ;
Compiezi6n, if. Complexion, habit, nature,
constitution.
ComplexionAdo, da, a. Complexioned.
Complexlonul, a. CompIexionaL
Oompl6xo, 9m. and a. Complex.
CompIicaci6n, ^f. Coranlici^on, complex.
ConipHcadam6nte ad. V. OompUoaao.
Complioddo, da, a Complicate. [sether.
Complidbr, «a. To complicate. JumSle to-
OSmplice, s. Accompliee, associate, abettor,
accessory. [complice.
Complioidkl, 9f. AcoessorinesB, being an ac-
Complir, «a. V. OumpUr.
Componed6r, ra, «. Composer, author; ar-
bitrator; oonapoaing<«tick.
Compon^nda, 41^ Papal chancery ibcs.
Compontote, fo. Component
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Oompon6r, vo. To compose, oompoand
constmct; sum up; invent; m«Ad, r^
pair, heal, restore; fit up; adjust; ward
off; quiet Componer H temblanU^ To
put on a calm appearance. C(mip<mer
iarUo de renta^ Tx> have so mnch a year.
Todre^ [dable, mend
Componible, a. Conipoundable, aceomrac-
Compdrta, ^. To carry a grape-vinta^
Comportible. a Supportable, tolerable
Comportamicnto, atn. Behavior.
Comports, va To carry or bring together
suffer.— cr. To behave.
Comporte, 9m. Conduct; air. manner.
Comportilia, ^ dim. A small basket
Composlddn, f(f. Composition, making up;
adjustment, agreement; modest appear*
anoe.
Composit6r, tm^ Composer; compositor.
Oompoetdra, f< Compoeition, oompoanre;
mending; neatness; a4jn8tment, agree
moit; modesty, circumspection.
Gomp6ta, ^, Preserves, sweetmeats.
Compot^ 9f. Sweetmeats-dish.
C6mpra. ^. Purchase.
Compiible, a. Purchasable.
Comprida, 9f. Y. Oampra.
Compradixo, za, a. Y. CkmpraUs.
ComprAdo, Compradiilo, 9m. Way of play
at ombre.
Comprad6r, ra, «. Buyer, purchaser; caterei
Comprdnte, pa. Buyer, purchaser.
Comprdr, <?t£^To buy, purchase.
Comprendeddr, ra, «. One who understanda
Comprend^r, va. To comprehend; com-
prise, Include, contain; understand.
ComprensibilidAd, ^ Comprehenslblenes^
Comprensible, a. Comprehensible, conoeiT-
Compren6{6n, ^ Comprehension, oonceir-
ing, conception ; comprehenaiveoees.
Comprenuvo, va, a Comprehensive, cap*-
oloua.
Comprensdr, ra, «. The blessed, one who
ei^foys the presence of Qod ; one tha^un-
derstands a thing.
Compresbitero, 9m. A fellow-presbyter.
Compreeibilidid, t>/. Compressibility.
Compresible, a. Compressible.
Compresidn, ^. Compreeslon, compressuro.
Compreaivamtote, ad. CompreasiDly, eon-
tractedly. [inf.
Compresivo, va, a. Compressive, compress-
Comprdso, sa, pp. irr. of OompHmir.
Comprimir, va. To compress; constnin;
condense ; repress, restrain.— «r. To 8ub»
due one's passion.
Comprobadon, ^ Comprobation.
ComprobAnte, pa. Proving; voucher.
Comprobir, va. To verify, confinn; oom-
probate; compare; prove.
Comprofeedr, 9m. Colleague. [bind.
Compromet^, va. To compromise ; engage
Comprometimi^nto, em. Compromise, com*
pact, adjustment [oompromiaer.
ComprdmisArio, Mik. Arbitrator, nmptre,
Compromise, em. Compromise; arbitraUo*
bond. F0ner en cmnprtnni90^ To oob
promit
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riB| a, (Litti« na.) Conqnio-
Gomproteetdr, «in^ A joint protector.
GomproTinoi41, a. CoxnproTinolal, of the
craw nMtroDolitan church.
{To con^prum^ yo eompruebg, from Cknn-
proixw, V. Aeord<w.}
CMnpo^rta, ^ HalMoor; flood-gate; piece.
Gompoeetun^te, ad. Bosrularly, orderly.
Ctempoeeto, Miik Compound, mutorei com-
poiition.
CompaSito, ta, a. and ^. of QfmpoMr^
Compoeed, coropoondod, complex, re-
paired; oomposite.
Gomp6l8a, ^ A legally attested copy.
Oompolair, «a. To compel; make an au-
thentic copy. [straint
Compolaida, ^ Compulsion, forcing; re-
CompuMvo, va, a. CompaMve.
CompAlao, 8A» pp. irr. of Oompeler.
Gompulsdrio, ria, a Compulsory; ordering
an anthentic copy; [contrition.
CompunciiSn, iff. Compunction, repentance,
Compnngido, aa, €t. (X>mpunctiouA.— j>p. of
Compunar^. [morse.
Compungirse, vr. To feel compunction, re-
Compungivo, va, a. CompunctlTe, prick-
ing, atfnging.
Compurgact6a, ^ Contpurgation.
Compurgad6r, 9m. Compurgator.
Compnig^, va. To pmre one's veracity by
another^ oath.
Computilbia, ek (Little u&) Computable.
C(«iputaei6n, tn Computation, calculation.
Computer, va. To compute, estimate.
Compntiata, »m. Computist, compntar, ac-
conntanL [account
C6mpiUo, rnn. Computation, calculation,
C6mun, «m. pL In Kavarre, the exchequer
board.
Comn)ael6n, tf. Cumulation.
Comn^Ar, «a. and n. To administer or re-
ce&ve the blessed sacrament
Comulgat6rlo, tm. Communion-altar.
Oomun, €k Common. Pcukm comuns$y
Common fields; nsual, general, custom-
ary, ordinary: much used, frequent, cur-
rent, habitual; vulgar, low.— •»». Com-
munity, public; privy. Y.SBerata. En
eomun^ Conjointly. Pot lo eomim, Com-
monly, frequently, generally.
Comuna, ^ (Ptoy.) The principal canal of
irrigation. [nle.— a. Common.
ComunAl, «m. Commonalty, common peo-
Comunaltoi, ^ Mediocrity ; common ; com-
munication, intercourse. [moner.
Coamn^ns ra, a. Popular, common; com-
OomunC'ro, em. A Joint holder of a tenure
of lands; nartizan for the cotnunidad.
Jcmnnlcabifidud, ^. Communieabillty.
Onuunlcibte, A Communicable; sociable.
Corounicacl6n, ^ Communication; inter-
eouree ; criminal oonnectlon.
Oomunidu[ite,.jMi. Communicating; a com-
municant
Ooonraie^, vs. To communicate, Impart,
dlaoover or make known; consult—irr.
To be joined or oontlguona. Odmuni-
T emirs «i, To interchange eentl-
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Comnnicativo, va, a. Communicative^ nai
reserved.
Comunicat6rio, rla, a. Which must be com
municated.
Comunidiid, «/. Commonness; commona!
ty; communis, corporation, guild, so
ciety. Ds oomimidad^ Coqjointly.-^
The cities of Custile which rose In sup-
port of the Spanish liberty against the
government of Charles V.
Comunidn, ^ Communion, common poe-
seasion; fiuniliar intercourse; commu-
nion, the act of receiving the blessed sa-
crament [qneatly.
Comunmtote, ad. Commonly, usually; fk^
Com4iia, ^ Meslin, mixed grain; kind ol
contract on shares. c\>mt<>kM, Seeds.
V. Camttiiaa.
Con, prsp. With, by, for, against, in, amon^
Oon tal qus or con que. So that, pro-
vided that, on condition that Oon qu4^
Then, therefore, well then. Con todo or
con todo €90^ Nevertheless, notwithstand-
ing. Con qus A^ con que no^ Shilly-
shally. Con qu€, 8m. Condition, stipula-
tion, circumstance^ [tempt
Condto, «m» Endeavor, effort, exertion, at-
Co navidro, sm. Copartner in a ship,
Ccneadon^, va. To concatenate; link to
gether.
Concionbio, 9m. Exchange. V. OamHf>.
Concan6nigo, 9m. A fellow-canon.
Concaptiva va, 9. Fellow-captive.
Concatedralld&d, 9f. Union oftwocathedralai
Coneatenacl6n, ^Concatenation.
Concatendr, va. To concatenate.
Conc4usa, 9f. Joint cause. [lownesR.
C6ncava, ConcavidSd, 9/. Concavity, hoi-
C6ncavo, va, a. Concave, hollow.
C6ncavo, 9m. Concavity. V. Ooneavidad.
Concebible, a. V. Comprenaible.
Concebid6r. 9m* (Little us.) Conceptiou&
Concebimionto, 9m. Conception.
Concebir, vet. and n. To conceive; express;
Imagine, havo an idea of; comprehend,
tmderstand; look •on. [ing.
Conoeddntc,^ Conceding, yielding, grant-
Conced6r, «a^ To give, grant; concede, al-
low, admit
Concedido, da, a. and 2>p. of Conoedar,
Conceded, granted, vcmo y no conco'
dido. Admitted, but not agreed.
Concejal, 9m. Member of a council or board.
ConceJ&l. a. Selatlng to public boards or
councils.
Concejil, 9m. An alderman; f(Kmdling.
Concelil, a. Common, public.
Cono^Jo, 9m. The civic body of a small
town; the town-house; jurisdiotion of
several parishes; foundling. Cone^^
abierto^ A public meeting of town officers.
Concdnto, am. A concert of voices; har-
mony.
Concentracl6n. t(f. Concentration. [ted
Concentr&do, da, a. Concentred, concentra-
Concentrdr, <Da. To concentrate, concentrck
Conc6nU1co, ca. a. Concentric coneentricaL
Concepci6n, «/ Conception, idea, conoel^
fcncy.
ConcepteAr, vn. To give smart reparteoik
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Gono^ytible, a. Gonceivablei
ConoeptiUo), tn, <Uin. A witty trifl^ an at-
tempt at wit [hamoriat
CJonoeptistaf tm.. A wit; nuui of genina; a
CoDc^pto, am. Conceit, thought, Idea; flaah
of wit; jadgment, opinion; eatimatiofi;
crank, croea-porpoao; kdtxa.
Conceptn&r, eow To conceive, Judge.
Conceptaosam^nte, ad. Ingeniouaiy. wittily.
Conceptn680, aa, a. Conceptiooa, witty.
Concerntocia, ^ Coneernment, relation.
Oonoernidnte^iMi. Concerning. Por lo oott'
oemiefUe^ Concerning.
Conoemir, «. imp. To regard, concern.
Concertadam6nte, ad, B^alarly ; by agree-
ment [trtver.
Concertad6r, «m. Begalator, adjuster, con-
ConoertAr, va. To concert; resolate, set to
^igbt^ contrive, liarmonize ; bargain, cov-
enant; compare.— wk To agree, accord.—
«r. To design.
Conoe8i6n, ^f. Concession, lotuit
Conceaion^o, am, (Law) Grantee.
C6ncka, ^. Shell; oyster; an ancient cop-
per coin, (kmcha <U naoary Motber-of-
pearl shell; rolnte; socket Tm^mw
ohas conchas^ To be very artftiL
ConchabAnsa, ^ The manner of making
one's self easy: plotting, conapimcy.
Concbabiir, va. To mix wck^ — or. To onite,
join for evil porpose; plot, conq;»irc.
Conchddo, da, a. Scaly, sbeliy.
Concbil, 9m. Rock-sbelL (Morex) Bnrret
Concbilla, ita, «/ diin. A small sbelU
Conchite, jj/T Conchite, petrified aheU.
Concbol6gla, ^ Conchology.
Conchudo, da, a. Scaly, crastaoeons; con-
ning, reserved. [tion.
CoDclDimi<:jnto, sm. Conceit, idea, concep-
Cond^ncia, a/. Conscience, scrapie, veraci-
ty. Ancho ds condancia, Not scrupa-
lotia. Ifac^conotandadaaiffunaeoaOj
To be scrapulons about a tbing [loua
Condenzudo, da. a. Conscientioaa, scrupa
Conci6rto, am. Concert, communication of
designs; bargain, agreement; concerto.
Da conciarto^ According to agreement,
by common consent (assembly.
Concili&balo, am. Conventide, an unlawful
Gonoiliad6n, ^. Conciliation ; resemblance,
affinity.
Conciliad6r, ra, a. Conciliator, peacemaker.
Condliiur, va. To oondliate, reconcile; win
the affection of otbera. OoneiUar eL
sueflo^ To induce sleep. OmoiUar laa
amiatadaa^ To make fncnda.
Condliar, cu Condliar.
CondliiTj am. Member of a ooondL
O>n6i1iativo, va, a. Conciliatoiy.
Concilio, am. Council; decreeaof acoondL
JTcuier or tetter condUo^ To hold unlaw-
ful meetings.
Condnid&d, af. Harmony. Py.
Gondsam^te, ad, Condse«y, briefly, abori-
Goncisidn, ^f. OondaenGSs, brevity.
Oondso, sa, a. Concise, brle^ short
Oondtad6n, tff. Condtatlon, stirrinx up.
Qondtaddr, am. Instigator, indter to iU.
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Coodtir, WL To ezdte; atir up nnniMa
Uona. [commotloBfl
OmdtatiTo, va, a. Inciting; stiirlng op
Condadadino, am. FeUow-dtixen, eouotry-
man.
C6ncbive, am. Condave; assemblage^
Condavista, am, Condaviat
Condnir, Mk To condnde, finish, terminate;
oonvince with reason ; infer, deduce.
Condnaidn, ^f. Conduaion; end, date; ecu-
seauence; tbesla.
Conclosivo, va, a. Condusiv(\ final, [ted.
Concl6so, aa, a. Conduded, cl: eed, termin*-
Conduy6nte, pa. Concluding; oonduaive;
decisive.
Ck>ndiiyentem6nte, ad. Condoslvely.
(^ncoRide, am. One of tlie same brothor-
bood.
(^nc6ide, ^ Conchoid.
ConcolSga, sffik Fellow-collegian.
Concomerseu «r. To sbrug toe shooldera.
Concomimiento, Concdmlo, am. Shrugging
of the shoulders.
ConcomlUinda, 4^ Concomitance; drenm-
stantial evidence. [rent
ConcomitAnte, pch, Concomitant conoar>
Conc<Nrd&ble, a. Concordant confiNrmablo,
consistent with. Ttion.
Conoordad6n, ^, Co-ordination, combina-
Ooncordadte, am. Conciliator, peacemaker.
Concordinda, ^ Concordance, ooucord,
agreement; harmony.
Ck>ncorddnte, pa. Concordant, agreeing.
Concordiu^ va. To accord, regulate, make
agree; compromise. — en. To accord, to
agree.
Concord^, «*». Concordat, a covenant
made by a prince with the pope.
Conc6rde, a. Concordant
Concordem6nte, ad. With one accord.
Conc6rdb^ af. Concord, nnion, harmony.
Da oonaordiOf Jointly, by comnu»n con-
sent
Concorpdreo, rea, a, ConcorporaL
Concred6n, ^. Concretion.
Concresc6nda, ^, Concrescence.
Concretam^nte, odL (Little us.) Concretdy.
Concretir, co. To combine, unite, concretdk.
Concr6to, ta, a. Concrete.
Concubina, ^ Ckmcubine, mtstroes; a law-
ful wiib deprived of dvil riffhta. [tresa.
Concubin4rio, am. One who Keeps a mia-
Concnbinito, am. Concubinage.
Conc&bito. am. Coition, [ling with the feet
Conculcaci^n, {/! (Oba.) Gonculation, tramp-
Cononlc^, va. To oonculcate.
Conoufl^do, da, a. Brother or sister In law.
Concuplsc6nda, ^. Concupiscence, lost
Concnpisdble, a. Coneuptsdbleu
Concnrrdnda, ^. Convention ; concurrenee
oonspiracy.
Cononmnte, pa. Concurrent, coincident
Concurrlr, tm,. To concor; contribute, coin-
dde; be present
Concurs^, va. To lay an {injunction.
Conciirso, am. Concourse, conflux, crow^
congregation, assembly; aid; contest'
proceedings agsinst an insolvent debtor.
Concnsl6n, ^, Concussion, shaking^ agita
tion.
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Ooadidoi, am. Earldom, county ; dignity of
OofBdil, €U The dignity of an earl or count
C6iide, am. Karl, count: head or chief of
tho gypsies.
Goode^ntA, & 0>nvenient, fit, pre per.
C(Hideoorfcci6n, ^ Decoration, embellishing.
Condaeorttr, «a. To ornament, erabeliisb,
docorato, honor, reward.
Goadcn*. 9/. The clerk of the court's utteata-
tion of the sentence of a criminal.
Oonden&ble, a. Condemnable, blamablcL
Ooodeaacidn, ^ Condemnation, sentence;
poniahment; flae. E9Wia eondenacion^
It is unbearable, intolerable.
OondenUo, da, «. One condemned to eter-
nal punishment — a. Sentenced. Con^
denado en eottaa^ Sentenced to pay the
eofita. JPuerta eondanada^ A door ^hnt
up.
Coodenad^, ra, 9. Ckrademner, blamer.
Gondenar, «a. To condemn, sentence;
damn ; censure, blame ; reftite a doctrine
or opinicm; atop up or shut up, &c.
Coodcmatdrio, rla, a. Condemnatory.
Condensabilidid ' "*
eottdenaableu
The quality of being
Condenaible, a. Condensable.
Condcnaacidn, ^ Condensation.
Oondensad^r, 9m. Condenser.
Gondenainte, pa. Condensing.
Oondensir, «a. To thicken, condense. — vr.
To curdle, be condensed, gather.
CoDdensatiTo, ra, a. Condensatlve.
CoodenaidM, ^. Condensity.
Condesa, 9f. Countess; widtinff-maid.
(^des&do, ami. Earldom, Jurisdiction of a
count [descenslon.
Oondeaeend6ncla, ^f. Condescendence, con-
Condwoender, va. To condescend, submit,
comply. [compliant
Coudescendi^nte, a. and pa, C^ompfacent
Condesoendientem^nte, ad. Condescend-
inriy. [ess.
Gondealta, ff. diriK A little or young count-
Condetito, *m. dim. A little earl or count
Gondestible, am. Constable, a lord high
constable. Cond^9tab1« ds ar9enale9^
Gunner of a dockyard. Segundo c<m-
dMtabU, Gunner's mate.
CondestabKa, ^f. Constableship.
Condezm^^ am. Part owner of tithes.
Condlci6n, «/. Condition ; state ; rank ;
dansec CondicUm torjm, Opposed by
law. Tener oondioton, To be of a peevish
Uspoaition. Pon^r en, oondicion^ To
jaard. expose to danger. />« or con
eond4c4nn. So as, on condition that
OondicionAdo, da, a. Conditioned.
CoadlcionAl, a. Conditional, not absolute.
Cond1e1onalm6nte. ad. Conditionally.
Condidon&r, vn. To agree, accord.— i?r. To
Im of the same nature.
Oinidlciondza, 9/. A violent disposition.
Oondicioneilla, ita, ^ A hasty temper; a
imall dause. [fitly.
OoBdlgnam6nte, ad. Condignly, deservedly,
Oond^nld&d, if. Condignity, suitablcneesu
Ootidvtto, na, & Condlni, suitable, morltod.
C6iidl^ »m. (A Bat) Condyle.
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Condimentiff, va. To oondlta, season Tle^
nala. [sauoe.
Condim^nto, 9m. Condiment Beaaonine;
Condlscipulo, am. Condiaciple, school-fel-
low.
Condistln|^, to. To distinguish.
Condolecerse, Condolerse, vr. To condole,
be sorry. [forgiving.
Condonaci6n, 9f. Condonation, pardoning,
Condobir, «rt. To pardon, forgive.
Gond6r, am. (Cm.) <>)ndor.
Condrlla, ^f. (Bet.) Common gum-euccory.
Conducci6n,^ Conveyance; carriage; lead*
inff, guiding. [ment
Conduc^ncia, ^ Condncing to, condnce*
Conducdnte, a, and pa. Conducive, condu*
cible; official.
Conducid6r, 9m. Conductor, leader.
Conducir, va. and n. To convey; condact;
direct — vr. To behave, conduct ono'a
sclt
Conducta,«/ Conduct; behavior; life; di-
rection; commission for recruiting; r»<
emits: convoy of money. [conveying.
Conductive, va, a. Having the power of
Condiicto, *m. Condnit sower, drain ; chan-
nel. Salvo conductor A safo-conduct
passport guide. [conve/er.
Conductor, 9n\. Conductor, leader, usher,
Conductora, 9/. Conductress, dircctres&
Condutil, 9nt. Gutter, water-spout
Concjal, 9m. liabbit-warren ; suburb inhab>
Itod by couimnn people.
Conejilr, am. Uabbit-warren.
ConeJ^ra, ^ Brooding-warren; brothel*
den or hovel.
Conej6ro, gm. Warrcner, warren-keeper.
ConeJ^o, a. That wiiich hunts rabbitSL
Conejito, »tn. dim. A little rabbit
Con6Jo, a. Alambre coiujo^ Rabbit^wire,
copper-wire. [breeds like a rabbit
Con^o, ja, 9. Babbit E9 una con^a, She
Con^uno, ^ Rabbit down or fhr. [kind.
Con^uno, na, a^ Relating to the rabbit
Conexidddea, 9/. pi. Rights annexed to the
principal. [ture.
Conexion, t{f. Connection, union, conjuno-
Conexivo, va, a. Connective.
Con^xo, xa, a. Connected, united. [lusion.
Conlhbn1aci6n, */ Confabulation, chat ; col-
Confhbuldr, va. To confabulate, chat;
league. [sign.
Confiil6n, am. Gonfiilon, standard; an en*
Confalonidr, am. Gonfalonier, chief stand-
ard-bearer, [marriages.
Conftirrcacl6n, a/. Eating bread together at
ConlbcciiSn, */ Confection, an electuary, a
conserve.
ConfeccionR<16r. sm. Confectioner.
Confecclon&r, va. To con feet make into
conserves. [union, coalition.
Confederaci6n, 9f. Confederacy, league,
Confederado, da, o, and 9. Confederate, al-
lied, consociate. Moin in a league.
Confederir, t>a. and rr. To confederate,
Confer^ncia, ^f. Conference, meeting, oou-
yersation ; daily lecture in universities.
ConferenclAr, va. To conifer; hold a con-
ference, [munok
Conf^rir, wt. To confer; deliberate, com^
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OMfgrrt, ^. (Bot) Gonl^mc
Oonfeft&do, da, a. Confessed, acknowlodgod.
— «. Penitent, repentant
Confesanto, pa. Deolaratonr, afl&nnatiTeu
GonfesAr, va. To confess, acknowledge, own.
Qynf«»ar de piano, To confess plainly or
openly. Coi\fiesar 8in tormerUo, To con-
Ibsa a fonlt freely.— or. To oonfei^or
make confession.
Oonfesldn, 4/! Confession, acknowledgment
Oonfesiondrio, 9m. Treatise on oonlesftioo ;
confiBsaionaL [lay-brother; a nun.
OonlS^, sa, «, Jewish proselyte. (OU.) A
Oonl^ sa, a, (Law} Confossed.
Ooofesion^o, 9m, Confessional
Confes6r, 9m. Confessor.
Confl&ble, a. Tmsty, worthy of octildenco.
Oonfladam6nte, ad. Confidently.
Confl&do, da, a. Confident; presumptuous,
arrogant, forward. [fldw .
Conflfld6r, 9m. A joint surety ; relier, oon-
Confli^nza, ^f. Confidence, reliance; bold-
ness; hope. [hope.
Confl4r, va. and n. To confide, trust in;
Oonfid^ncia. ^ Confidence.
Confidencidl, a. Confidential
Confidencialm^nte, ad. Confidentially.
Confidante, 9m. Confidant, counsellor.
Ccmfldtote, a. True, lUthftil, tmsty. [fhllr.
Confidentem6nto. ad. Confidently; ikith-
Conflguraci6n, v. Conflfuration.
ConfignrAdo, da, ct. Configurated. [form.
Configur&r, va. To configure, dispose into
Confin, «m. Limit, boundary, border.
Oonfln, Conflniinte, a. Bordering upon,
limitaneous. [imprison ; border upon.
Confln&r, «& and n. To banish; confine,
Conflngir, «a. To mix ingredients into one
mass. [tion; evidence.
Confirmact6n, tf. Confirmation, oorrobora-
Confirmadam^nte, ad. Firmly, unalterably.
Conflrmador, 9m. Confirmator, attester, oon-
firmer.
Conflrminte, pa. Conflrmer. [strengthen.
ConfirmAr, «& To confirm, corroborate;
ConfirmatlvamSnte, ad. Confirmlngly.
Confirmativo, va, ConfirmatArio, ria, a.
Confirmatory.
Confiscable, a. Confiscable; forfeitable.
Gonflsoaddn. ^f. Confiscation, forfeiture.
Oonfisd^o, aa, a. Confiscate, confiscated.
Confiscaddr, tm. (Little us.) Conflsoator.
Oonflscar, va. To confiscate, seize by for-
feiture.
?oufltiur, va. To confoct, candr ; sweeten.
0>nfite, 9m. Conflt, comfit Jfordsr en un
oonfitSy To be band and glove. Ci>f{/tt«t,
Dainties, su^-plums; whipping.
Oonflt^nte, a. v . Ckmfeao.
Gonflt^ ^ Vessel for sweetmeats.
Confiteiia, ^. Confeotlocer^ shop. [tray.
Conflt^ro, ra, «. Confectioner; sweetmeat-
Confitillo, 9m, Broidered coverlet; caraway
oonfitsw
Conflt^n, 9m, aiigm, A large conflt
Oonfit^ra, ^f. Confiture, oonfit, confection.
Oonfiacidn, ^f. Conflation.
Conflagraci6n, ^f. Conflagration. [pang.
Oonflicto, 9m. Conflict, struggle; agony,
ConflizAncla, << Confluence, oonflnx, flux.
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Conflntote, pa. Oonfloent
Confluir, vn. To ioin or meet; 1
Conformaci6n, «r. Conformation.
Conformir, va. To oonllnm, adjust, fit— nm
To suit, level; comply with.— ©r. Ti
jrield, submit [sistent, similar.
Oonforme, a. Conformable, sottable; con-
Conforme, ad. In proportion; agreeably,
according to dreumstanoes. fimously.
Conformem6nte, ad. Conformably, nnaii-
Conformidid, </! Similitude, conformity,
ajneement; union; symmetry; patienoew
jh oot^rmidad^ By common oonsenL
En ootubrmidadyAgneMbly^ aoeordtng tOw
Conformlsta, «m. Conformist
Confortad^n, ^ Comfort, consolation.
Confortad6r, ra, 9. Comforter. [sole.
Confort^. va. To comfort, strengthen ; oon-
Confortativo, va, a. Comfortable, corrobo-
rative.
Confraoddn, ^ Fraction, breaking.
Confraguad6n, 4^ Mixing or uniting metab.
Confratemid^ ^ Confraternity, brother-
hood.
Conflicad6n, 1^. Confrioation, friction.
Confric^, v€t. To rub, produce friction.
Confront«d6n, ^ Confrontati<», compari-
son.
Conftx>ntiinte, p<i. Confronting; comparing;
Confrontir, va. To confer, confront; cmu-
pare.— m. To agree in ■entlmenta and
opinion.
Confimdir, va. To confound ; confrise ; con-
ftite.— 9r. To be bewildered; aftbara«d.
Confusamontc, ad. Confosedly, helter-skel-
ter, [mlliatlon: shame.
Conftasidn, ^. Confliaion, perplexity; ba-
Conltiso, Ba, a. ConfUsed, jumbled together;
indistinct; fearAil, timorous. iE^ooifAf-
•o, Confosedly, obscurdy.
(>>nnitad6n, s/TConftitation, disprooC
ConfiitAr, va. To oonftite, disprove, convle^
CongeUusidn, ^. CongeUmlSnto, 9m, Conge-
lation, freezing; congealment
Congdir, va. and vr. To coaffulato, con-
geal freezeu [oongealins.
Congelativo, va, a. Uaving the power of
Congenial, a. Consenial, analogous.
Gongeniiir, vn. To oe oonsenial, qrmpathlze.
Cong6nito, ta, a. Congenital, connate.
Congee. ^. Congeriesu
Congestion, f^ (M^d.) Congestion.
Gonglilrlo, 9m, Congiary, a Koman gift.
C6ngio. 9m. Ancient Boman liquid measoiei
Con^obadon, << Conglobatlon ; union of im-
materld things; accumulation o(pn>oi±,
Conglob&r, va. To oonglobftte.
Conglomerido, da, a. Conglomerate.
Conglomerir. va. To con^omerate. [Ins
Conglntlnad6n. 4^ Conglutination, cement-
Conglutin&do, oa, a. Conglutinate.
Conglutinir, va. To conglutinate, r0anlt&
— vr. To conglutinate.
Conglutlnativo, va, Conglutlndso, m« a
Viscous, fflutinons. [ln|
Cong^a, ^ Anguish, anxle^, heartteeek
Congolir, va. To oppress, afflict
Coogcooaamtote, €UL Anxiously, palnftilly.
Congqi^so, so, a, AflUotive, painfoi, tor
menting.
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CoAgrtd«d6r, sm. Flatterer, eonffritiilator.
fliiftmliiiilniitn. am^ Flattery, obseqolouft*
Congradiir, wk To ingratiate, flatter. — or.
To get into one's mxKl gmoee. [tlon.
Oongratnlacidn, ^f. Congntolation, felidta-
Ooogratoldr, va. To congratolate, compli-
mrat.
CoogratoIatiSrlo, ria, a. Concratulatorj.
Cgngregaci6n, ^ Congresation, a meotfnc.
Congregadon <U lo9jM^ The Catholic
church. [Uon.
Coigreg&nte, ta, t. Member of a congrega-
OoBgregir, va. To aatemblo, meet, congre-
gate.
Congr^fio, «m. Congress; consistory.
C6ngrio, »m^ Conger-eeL [priest
Congma, << A competent sostenance to a
Cdngmamdnte, acU Conveniently, boeom-
ingly. [gruenoe.
CoDgxii^nclA, 4/! Convenlenoe, fltnesa, oon-
Congm^nto, a. Congruent, agreeing, corre-
s^nding; [onsly.
Gongntentem6nte, ad. Saitably, congru-
Cdnsno, oa, A Congmoos, apt, fit, suitable.
Cdoico, ca, a. Conical or conic.
Coniftro, ra, a. (Bot) Coniferous, bearing
cone-firait
Conlza, ^f. (Bot) Great flea-bane.
" O^tioiv, if. Conjecture, sormise, guess.
jetarAbte, a. Coniectarable.
fetniaddr, ra, «. Collector, guosser.
il, a. CoiOectnraL [inglj.
ilm^te. tid. Coi^ecturally, gness-
ijetorur, va. To conjecture, guess.
i^n&E, mu A co-judge. [nection.
Mogacion, «/• CoiOQg*tion; union, con-
yngikdo, da, a. Conjugated, inflected,
ijug&l, a. (Obs.) Conjugal, connubial,
matrioKmiaL [rimonially.
Coniingalm^te, ad. (Obs.) Coqjngally, mat-
Comng^r, «c(. To conjugate; compare.
CoiQuncidn, ^ Conjunction, union.
CoEijuntam^nta, aa. Conjunctly, jointly.
C<nMnntiTQ, ts, a. Conjunctive, connexire.
0ooj4nto, U, a. Conjunct, united, connect-
ed-^ allied.
Conjunto, em. Conjanctness, heap, mass.
Coiynntfira, qf. Y. Coj/wiiura and ConMin'
eu>fk Qiiot
ConjuracI6n, ^ Conspiracy, con} oration,
Gonjnrido, da^ A Conspirator; leagner,
covenanter. [spirator.
OonJursd^hr, mn-. Coxdnrer, enchanter; con-
CoDjnrament^, -co. To bind by an oath.—
f r. To bind one's self by an oath.
Coojurinte, pa. Coz^nring, oonspiring.
Ctonjurir, tn. To conspire.— «a. To exoreiae;
ooi^nre; entreat, implore.
Cbttjnro, «m. Conjun^on, exorcism; in-
cantation.
OraUevad^r, mn. Helper, assistant.
Conllevir, va. To aid or Msist: boar with.
ConUor^, vo. To ff^pathlze, lament
Ommateriil, a. (Little u&) Commaterlal
Ooomemoraddn, ^f. Commemoration; an-
niversary, [public actSb
Oonmemor^, va. To commemorate by
CSomnemorativo, va, a (Little ua.) Com-
nMvnoratlve.
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ConmemontMo, ria, a. (Little us.) Com
memoratory.
Conmens&L tm. Commensal, measmate.
Conmensalia. af. Commensality.
Conmensurabiilddd, 4/r Commensurablllty.
Conmensurdble, a. (Little us.) Commensa
rablo.
ConmensnTacl6n, ^f. Commensnration.
Conmensurir, ««. To commensurate.
Conmensurativo, va, a. Commensurable.
Conmigo,proii.;p0r«. With me, with my-
sell:
Conmilit6n. am. Comrade, a foUow-eoldler.
Conminacion, ^ Commination, a threat
Conmln&r, 17a. To threaten; denounce puh«
ishment [enlng.
Conminat6rlo, ria, a. Comminatory, threat-
Conmiseraci6n, ^. Commiseration, pity,
compassion.
Conmistl6n, Conmtstiira, ttf, Commlxlon.
Conmisto, ta, a. Mixed, mingled.
Conmociun, {/T Commotion; excitement;
fretting. [an event; memoir.
Conmonft6rio, 9m. A tvritten narration of
Conmovedor, am. (Little u&) Disturber,
fretter.
Conmov6r, Ta. To commove, disturb, affect
Conmutabilldad, af. (Little us.) Commuta-
bility.
Conmutible, a. Commutablo.
Conmutacidn, ^f. Commutation.
ConmutAr. va. To commute, change, barter.
Conmutativam6nte, ad. (Little ua.) Com-
mutatively.
Conmutativo, va, a. Commutative.
Connatur&l, a. Connatural. Tallens.
Connataralizaci6n, a/T Naturalization of
ConnaturalizAr, va. To naturalize. — vr. To
accustom one's self.
Connaturalm^nte, ad. Connatnrally.
Connexidid, ^ V. Coneaeidad.
Connivtocia, ^f. Connivance. [latlon.
Connotacl6n, af. Connotation ; a distant re-
ConnotMo^ am. Relationship, kindred.
Connote, vo. To connote. Imply.
ConnotaUvo, va, a. (Oram.) Of the quality
of its primitive.
Connovicio, da, a. A fellow-novice.
Connnbldl, a. Comrabial, matrimonial.
Conn&bio, am. Matrimony, wedlock. [Uon.
Connumeraci6n, tf. (Little us.) Connnmera
Connnmer&r, va. To enumerate, include in
a number.
C6no, am. Cone. [critic.
Conooed6r ra, a. Connoisseur: judge or
Conocdr, <m». To know, be acquainted witli ;
perceive; observe; conjecture; confess.
— vr. To know one another.
Conocible, a. Cognosdble, knowable.
Conocldamonte, ad. Knowingly, evidently.
Conocido, da, a. Acquaintance; person of
fiunily.
ConoelmlSnto, am. Knowledge, skill ; dev-
emoss; acquaintance; note of hand; ju*
dleia] notice; bill of lading.-:pJ. Accom-
plishments; sdence. Venir en conoci
mienta, To remember.
Ck>nold&l, a. Conoidal, conoidlcal.
Condide, af. Conoid.
Conqui, am. (Coll) Condition, quality.
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Oonqiiflio16gla, if, V. CofMHuHbgia,
O^quistft, ^f. Conquest, Bntdection ; win-
ning anotber^s affections.
GonqnlDt^ble, a. (Littio ns.) Cbnqnorable.
Gonqnistaddr, 6m, Conqueror. [qnire.
Conqnlstiiri «!. To oonquer, overcome; ao-
ConreAr, ro. To crease wool.
Conresn&nte, a, Beijing with another.
Conreindr, ^on. To reign with another.
Consabdr, vn, (Little na.) To know jointly.
Consabldo, da, a. Already known. Totberai
Consabid6r. ra, «. Who knows jointly with
Oonsagracton, ^ Consecration.
Consagrido, da, & Consecrate, consecra-
ted, devoted.
Oonsagr&nte, «m. and jOA, Consecrator.
Consagrar, vOw To consecrate, hallow; ded-
icate, [nate, kindred.
Consanguineo. nea, a. ConRangnineou^ cog-
Gonsangulnidadj «/! Consanguinity.
Conscripcl6n, f< Conscription, enrolling.
Conscripto, wk. Conscript
Consecracidn, «/ V. Corutagracion,
Consecrar, va. V. Consagrar.
ConsectArio, sm, Consectary, corollary.
Consect^o, a. Consectary, consequent
Consocncion, tif. Attainment of a benefice,
employ.
Consccuuncia, sf. Consequence, importance,
conclusion, inference; firmness. En or
por consecuendtLf Consequently, there-
fore.
Consecu6nte, am. Consequent consequence.
Consecu6nte, a. Consequent; following;
consistent [cessarily.
Confiecuentem6nte, ad. Consequently; ne-
ConsecntiTam6nte, ad. Consecutively.
Consecntivo, va, a. Consecutive, consequen-
tfak [ment«.
Conaeguientem^nte, ad. V. ConviguitiUe'
Oonseguimi6nto, «m. Attainment, obtain-
ment
Consegnir, va. To attain, gain, obtain.
Cons^a, ^ A fable. [riser.
Cons^6ra, (if. Counsellor's wife ; female ad-
Conscy^ro, sm. Counsellor; adviser. Cmv-
s^ero de estadOy A counsellor of state.
Oms^«ro d^ capa y espada,, A magis-
trate not bred to the law. [cil-house.
Cons^o, am. Counsel, advice; court; coun-
Consenctiote, pa. Consenting, co'nniver.
Consentido, a. Applied to a spoiled child.
Consentidor. ra, ». Compiler, conniver.
Consentiml^nto, am. Consent, connivance,
acknowledgment [pend.
Consentir, vd. To consent; comply; de-
Oons^rge, am. Keeper of a royal palace.
Oonsei^eria. ^ Wardcnshlp.
Cons^rva, tf. Consen*e ; vessel under con-
voy. De conaeroa^ Under convoy.
Oonservaci6n, af. Conservation,
Conservad6r, dora, am^ and «/ Conservator,
preserver. [Malta.
Conservadnria, ^ Dignity in the Order of
Conservdnte, /Mt Conserving, oonserver.
Conserve, va. To conserve, preserve, keep ;
candy.
Conservativo, va, a. Conservative.
Conservatives, «n. pi. Spectacles with pre-
servative lenses.
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Conaemtoria, ^, Place and office ot%jMm
eonaarvador; indult to oommunitica
Oonaervatoriaa^ Letters patent
Conservat6rio, am. Conservatory.
Con8ervat6rio, ria, (t Conservatory.
Conaider&ble, a. Considerable; great, large.
Considerablem^nte, ad. Considerably.
Conslderaci6n, {/T Consideration ; reflection ;
importance. [eratiou.
Consideracioncilla, ^ dim, A slight consid-
Consideradam^te, ad. Considerately,
calmly.
Consid^do, a. Prudent considerate.
Considerador, ra, a. Considerer, a person of
prudence.
Considerdnte. pa. Considering.
Considerdr, va. To consider.
Consi'^rvo, am, A fellow-slave.
Consigna, af- (AfiL) Watch-word. [ment
Confiignaci6n, nf. Consignation; consign-
Con6ignad6r, tfm. Consignor, one who con-
signs goods.
Consignar, va. To consign; intrust; lay
by; deliver; give a sentinel his orders;
sign with the mark of a cross.
Conslgnatdrio, am. Trustee; mortgagee;
consignee.
Con^go, pro. para. With one's ee\t with
himsellT Oonaigo miamo^ conaigo pro-
pic or conaigo aolo^ Alone, by one's 8el£
Consigui^te, anu Consequence, result
Consigui^nte, a. Consequent consecutivat.
Da eonaiguienie, Consequently.
Consiffuienteminto, ad. Consequently.
Consilldrio, am. Assistant to the heads of
colleges.
Conslnti^te, pa. Consenting, agreeing.
Consist6ncia, «/. Consistence ; stability; sa
lldfty.
Consi^nte, a. Consistent, firm, solid.
Consistir, vn. To consist ; be comprised ; b«
composed.
Consistori&l, a. Conslstorial Caaa comaU"
torialy Senate-house, town-halL
Consl6t6rio, «m. Consistory; town-house.
Ckmalatorio divino^ The tribunal of God.
Cons6clo, am. Partner, companion, fellow
partner.
Consoldble, a. Consolable, comfortable.
Consolablem6nte, cu/. Consokbly, comfort-
ably. Fity.
Consolaci6n, ^ Consolation, comfort; onair*
Consolddo, da, a. Consoled, comforted.
Consoladdr, am, Consolator, comforter.
Consolad6r, ra, a. Consolatory, comfortable.
Consolad^ra, f/C Conofortress.
Consolunte, pa. Comforting, consoling.
Consolir, va. To eonsole, comfort cheer.
Consolativo, va, Consolat6rio, rIa, a. Con-
solatory.
Consdllda, fif. (Bot) V. Oonaualda.
ConsoIidacl6n, ^, Consolidation.
Consoliddr, va. To consolidate, harden. —
vr. To grow firm. (Law) To unite tho
interest with the principal. [atlve.
(^nsolidativo, va, a. Consolidant, eonsolid-
ConsonAncIa, af. Consonance, harmony;
consent; oonrormity.
Oonsondnte, am, Bhyme; corresponding
sound; a consonant
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OootonAato, a. Oonsoiuuit, agreeabto, con*
Ibrtnable. [aJbly.
Consonantomdate, odL Coosonantly, agree- i
GoBstmir, wi. To make a body aonnd;
rliTme; resemble.
06n9oiies» mn, pL (Has.) Concordant soonds.
Odnsono, na, a. Conaonoas, barmonions,
consonant [ooartt.
Oonadrdo, stn. Partnership, Boclety; inter-
Ooii96rte, s. Consort partner; aocompUce.
OoD9ptcaani6nte» cut (Little ub.) Consplca-
onslr. [eminent
OwiBpicao, coa, a. Consptcnona, obvious;
OoQapiraei6o, 4< Conspiracy, plot, coi^nra-
[eomplbtter, traitor,
dor.
Ooniptr&do, Consptrador, snK Conspirator,
Oonmtrinte, pa. Conspiring. FutnM oon^
tpiratUet, Conspiring powers.
Oonsplrir, vn. To conspire, plot ; cooperate.
Cooetinda, ^ Constancy, unmntabiuty.
OoDstinte, «. and a. Constant, firm, immn-
taUe; loyal ; manifSnt— ^Xk Composed oi;
con^sting in. [evidently.
Oonsrsntemtote, ad» Constantly, firmly;
Coaster, ^ imp. To be clear, evident, oer>
tain. Cknuta «» auto*. It appears from
the proceedlngsw [epidemic.
Conatelacl6n, tffConstellation ; climate ; an
Conalemad6n, ^ Consternation, amaze-
ment, wondtf .
Constem^. to. To terrify, oonfoond.
Oonstipadon, ^ Cold ; constipation.
OonatipMo, sm. Cold, a disease.
ConslipAr, «a. To canse a cold, stop tbo
porea.— er. To catch cold; be eoetive.
Constlpativo, va, A. Constrictive. [ute.
Goitttitad6n, «f. Constitntion ; temper; stat-
OonstitadonM, mk GonstltationaUst, consti-
tntioniaL
ConstitaeSoni], a, ConstitotlonaL
GmstltaclMialmtete, ad. Constitnttonally.
Oonstitai^r, sm. Constituent, oonstitnter.
OoDStitair, ra. To constitute, produce;
erect; depute; pay. OotutUuirae «i,
To bfaid one's self to.
Constitativo, va, a. Constitntive, essential
— a. Constituent
Constituydnte, ttn. Constituent, Ac — ck
Ccmtitaeat
Oonstrefiibla, a. (Little na.) Constrainable.
ConstreflldamSnte, ad. Compulsively.
Ooaetreftlmiftnto, sm. Constraint or com-
polsion. [make costive.
Constrefiir. va. To constrain, compel, force;
OoBStrlceiOn, ^. Constriction, contraction.
Conrtrictivo, va, o^ Binding, astringent,
BtrioMnt
Oonstnct6r, sm. Coa^trictor. [stricter.
Ooastrtng^nte, «. and ixt Constringent ; con-
Oonatnum^n, qf. (yonstrnction ; syntax;
trandation; naval architecture.
Ogustruct6r de Navio, sm. Ship*bailder.
Oonsbnir, va. To form, build; construe;
traoalate.
OoBStropad^n, ^. Constnpratlon.
Ooii8tr«pad6r, wm. A debaucher, defller,
eormpter. [flour.
OoostnipAr, «& To constoprate, defile, do-
OoMQ^^ir. 9n. To become Joint fathers or
mothers in-law.
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Consn^gro, gra, «. The iiiUhers or mothwi
who marry their children together.
ConsnSlda, ^ (Bot^ Comfrey. Ckmmelda
tiMdiOi Common bugle. Coruu^lda real.
Larkspur.
Consuelo, mu Consolation, comfort; Joy,
(Obe.) Charity. Sin canauelo, Out of rule
or measure. .Se50r«mc<m«u^, To drink
to excess. <?<7«tor«i»con«i««/o, To spend
inconsiderately.
Consnita, t. Stage nrompter; directory fo»
divine servioe. voti^itaUUf Short prayen
on certain daj«.
Consnetudinirio, rla, a. Customary; in tlie
habit of sinning.
Cdnanl, mn. Consul
Consolido, 8m. Consulate, consulship.
Gonsnl%3^ am. Fees paid to consuls.
Consolir, a. Consular. Varon oontultuf,
£x-consuL
Cons^ta, 4/! Consultation, conference; a
question proposed; advice given to the
king in coundL [upon.
Consult^ble, a. Worthy to be deliberated
Consultad6n, ef. Consultation, conference.
Consult^te, pa. Consulting, consnlter.
Consult^r, wk To consult: advise; deliber-
ate. OcntnUtar con el oolHUOy To con-
sult one's purse. Consultar con la al»
mohada^ To take into mature considen^
tion.
Consultivo, va, a. Consultative, advising.
Consnlt6r, ra, %. Consulter, adviser, counsel
Consumad6n, 4^. Consuumiation ; destruc-
tion, [mately.
Consnmadam^nte, ad. Perfectly, consnm-
Consum&do, da, a. Consummate, completa
Consumido, am. Jclly-brotb, a strong inroth.
Consumad6r, ra, «. Finisher, pcrfecter.
Consnmir, «a. To consummate, finish, per-
fect
Consnmativo, vs. a. Consummate.
Consumible, a, (Little us.) Consumable, d<^
structible.
0>nsnmid6n, ^ (Comm.) V. Ga*to.
Consumido, da, a. Lean, exliansted; easily
afflicted. [waster.
Consumid6r, ra, «. Consumer, spendthrift,
Consumimidnto, nn. Consumption.
Consnmlr, va. To consume, destroy, waste;
obliterate. — vr. To be spent; fret; wear
away.
Consmno. wn. Contomptlon. [rasmua
Consundon, sf. Consumption, waste; mv
Consnstandacion, «/^ Consubstantiation.
Consostanddl, a. Consabstantial
ConsustandalidM, ^ Consubstantiality.
Consustandalm^nte, ad. Consubstantially.
Cont^cto, 9m. Contact, touch, union.
Contad^ro, ra, a. Countable, numerable.
Contadoro, am. A narrow passage where
sheep are counted. Salir or por conta-
d&rot To go out through a narrow pas-
sagew
Contddo, da, a. Scarce, rare, uncommon.
2>0 oontado. Instantly, imocediatoly. AJL
contado. With ready money.
Contad6r, ra, «. Computer, reckoner; a^
conntant: counter; desk; an auditor;
counting-nouse. Contador ds maHmOt
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Pimcr ta the nAVT. Omtador d4 nu^
1KU, Prattler, an idle talker. [oountaDt.
Oontadorcito, tm. dim. A petty clerk or eo-
Contedoria, Contedum, 4/f AecooDtant^s or
Miditor's office. [morals.
OoDtaglAr, fxk To infect; corrupt one's
ContAgio, tm. Contagion; corruption of
moralflw [vice.
Contagi6n, ^. Contagion; propagation of
Contagi6so, sa, a. Contagious, infectious;
odd. particular. [for oonntlne.
ContU de Cu6ntas, am. A sMng of beads
Oontaminaoidn^ ^ Contamination, pollu-
tion, [ted.
CoDtamlnido, da, a. Contaminated, pollu-
Oontamin4r, co. To contaminate, defile;
Infeot; oormpt [teller.
Cont&nte, mn. Beady money; narrator,
Contib", ffo. To count, reckon; calculate,
class; consider, look upon; depend.
G<nite9iper4nte,pa. Tempering; moderator.
Gontemper^, «a. To contemperate, mode-
rate, [tion; oomplianco.
Gontemp1aci6n, ^. Contonnplation, medita-
Oontempladdr, am. Contemplator.
Contempl&r, to. To contemplate, study;
Tiew; rouse; assent; condescend.
ContemplatiTam6nte, ad, Attentlrely,
thougntnilly. [dioua.
OontemplatSvo, va, a. ContemplatlTc, stu-
Contemplatiro, 9m. Contemplator; flat-
terer.
OontemporaneidAd, a/ Contemporarlneas.
Contempor&neo, nea, <k Contemporary, co-
eyaL I^Asy temper.
Oontemporizaddr, am^ Compiler, a man of
Contemporiz^r, vn. To temjwrize, comply
with. [tost
Contenci6n, ^. Contention, emulation; oon-
Oontenciosam^nto, ad. (Little us.) Conten-
tiously, contestingly. [some.
Oontenci^eo, sa, a. Contentious, quarrel-
Oontended6r, am. Contendent. antagonist,
opponent [debate; argue.
Contender, fm. To contend, strive, strode,
Gontendidnte, pa. Disputant, litigant
Contend6r, sm. Contender, antagonist op-
ponent
Contened6r, ra, 0. Holder; a tenant
Contend, va. To contain, comprise; re-
strain.— vr. To keep one's temper, re*
frain. [perate.
Oontonido, da, a. Moderate, prudent, tem-
Gontenido, amw Tenor, contenta, context
Conteni6nte, iTO. Containing, comprising.
Cont6nta, 4/: Endorsement; present; cer-
tificate.
Oontentadfaco, aa, a. BUn 6 mal conteniO'
diao^ "Eaaj or hard to please.
Contentami6nto, 9m. Contentment Joy,
aatlsflkction.
Oontent&r, fo. To content rattsfy, please,
fill.— w. To be contented. Ser as busn
6 mal coiUmUar^ To be easily pleased, or
diffleolt to be pleased.
Oontentible, a. Contemptible.
OontentSro, ra, a. Containing, comprising.
Oonttoto, ta, <t Olad, fhll of Joy; content-
ed : temperate, prudent
Vontento, mn. Contentment, aatlsfhotion;
lie
OON
receipt A' eontmto. To ona^ 1
tion.
Centura, ^Ferrule: button; prelude. Pot
canUra, Ultimately, finally. rnpoa.
Cont^nnino, na, a. Contiguoaa, boraertng
Conterrineo, n^ a. Countryman, country
woman.
Conteatible, o^ Contestable, disputablOr
Conteetaoidn, ^ Beply; contestation; da-
bate.
Contaetir, va. To confirm ; prore, attaat--
«n» To agree, accord.
Cont^ete, a. Confirming, proring, atteatJng.
Cont6sto, am.. Intertexture; e(mtezt; serlea.
Contest^*, *f. Contexture; context; hn*
man frame.
Contidnio, sm. Dead of the night [fray*
Conti^nda, 9f. Contest dispute; eoimict;
Contignaoi6n, a/ (Arch.) Ccmtignation, •
ffameofbeaois.
Contigo, proTK. per*. "With Iheat
Contiguamdnte, ad. Contigiionsly, eloaelT.
ContlgQidM, 9/. Contiguity.
ContSgno^ gua, a. Contiguoaa, close.
Contindncia, if. Continence; moderalton.
OontinentAl, a. Continental. [mien.
Contln6nte, 9m. Continent; countenance,
Contindnte, a. Continent, chaste, abstinent
Contineatemdnte, ad. abstemiously, chaste-
ly.
Contlng^ncla, ^f. Contlngence.
C<mting6nte, a. ConUngent fortuitous.
Contingente, am. Conongent, share, allot-
ment [gentily.
ContingentemSnte, ad. Casnany, contin-
Contino, am. OflSoo In the royal house of
CaadleL [stay.
Contlnuacl6n, ^ Conttaraatioo ; eonneotioQ
Contihnadamente, ad. Continuallr.
Continuad6r, 9m* Continuer, eonunnator.
Continuamdnte, ad. Continually.
ContinuAr, to. and n. To continue, hold
endure; protract
Oontlnuid6d, «/ Continuity, eobaelon.
Continuo, nua. a. Continuous; UMtlng; aa-
sldnon& A la conUmuk, Continudlr.
Continue, 9m. A whole ; one of the hundred
yeomen. [air.
Contonedrse, vr. To walk with an affected
Contondo, am. An affected gait or manner
of walking. [body.
Contorc^rse, ur. To distort or twiat onra
Contorci6n, a/ Contortion, twiat ^v^T mo*
tion. [aidew
Contom&do, a. Turned towards the sinister
Contomiir, Contome^, «A. To trace the
outline of % figure ; fbrm according to a
model
Contom6o, 9m, V. Rodeo.
Cont6rno, am^ Enyirons or vloinltr; con-
tour, outline. JSHe<m^oryu}, Bound about
Contoraldn, ^ Contortion, twist, wry mo»
tion.
Cdntra, prep. Against; by flivor o£ As
eontrOy Against or in opposition. J^ d
faucor iU en eonti^ Neither pro nor oob.
—pk Base organ pipea.
Contraabert6ra, ^ (Burg.) 0>unteropeiiliig.
Oontraaldtas, ^.pk (NaoJ Counter4Mfalai&
piecaa.
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«/ pk (Nml) Prerantar-
\, %f, (N«l) Prerenter-tock.
Contraaprocbos, tin. pi. Connter-anproach-
«& [and white spots.
Oantnarmifloa, «in^ pL (Uer.) Blaok flakl
ContraatAqaea, sm. pL Coanter attaeka.
OootrabAK am, Coanter-baaa ; baaa, or baas-
riaL ItrttpoticioH.
Gaotnbal&nza, f< Y. OotUrap^ao and Cori'
Contrahalanieir, fHL To connterbalaooeL
Coatrabandiata, am. Smuggler, contraband-
Cootnbiuido, am. A inwhlblted eommodi-
t7 ; amnggHng. /r or ^tiUr ds centra'
bcMdo. To go or oome by atealth.
Contrabiia% ff, (Arch.) Y. FetUtUU.
OoDtrabateria, ^ Counter-battery.
Gootimbatir, «a. To fire upon tbo eaero v*8
batterieaw [bits.
Oontrabttaa, ^ pL (Nan.) Standards or tho
CoDtrabr^qiia, tm. (Nan.) Stemaon.
CoLtrabrisa. ^ (Nan.) Preventer-brace.
CoBtradanbfcH am. So-excbange. (Met) Y.
Oootraoanil, amw Conduit; connter-chanoel.
Contnocl6B, ^ Contraction ; abbreviation.
ContraoebMltea, ^ (Nan.) Sprit-top^taiL
ContnoMola, f^ A eotinter-deeree.
Oontradflra, fC Coonterdpber.
Contracodibte Int«ri6r, a»M. (Nan.) The in-
c«r 8t»m<^>oat. CVmCroctfdaate eaLerior^
The baok of the atem-poat.
Contraodeta, ^f. Coast opposite to another.
Contractw;i6ii, ^ Y. Omilratotftfoii.
CootraeUr, €a. Y. C5(m<r*i&»r.
ContrietU, a. Contraetue: contractible.
CoatraetUkUd, ^ ContraotUitf, contraoti-
bOlty. [deek-pkuika.
OoatmeoirdaA, qf. of (Nan.) The outward
CoDtraenlto, am. (Littte na.) A pfaUn aad
natoral atyle of writing.
Omtradinza ingleea, «^ Country-dance.
Oontradamn emtlcla^ Spanish danoe.
CbiUrad<n»ga frcMemOs Qnadrille or
French cotillion. [ooontry-dances.
Omtndaozbta, w^ A person very fimd of
OoDtradedddr, ra, a. Y. ContradicHw^ ra,
Ooatradeoir, «a To contradict, gainaay.
Oontndlecion, tf. Contradiction; opposi-
tion.
OoD«radlet6r, ra, t. Contradictor, gainaayer.
OoBtmdJct^rfa, «/. (Log.) ContradlctOL y.
OontnMlicCoriam6nt«» ad. Contradictorily,
tnoosMlBtentiy.
OontrMliotMo, ria, a. Contradictory.
Cobtradiqiie, mn. Counter-dike, a aeoond
dike.
Contradriza, %f. (Nan.) Second halliard.
Oootradormtote, Contradurmi^ut«, 9m.
(Nml) Clamp.
Qpntraemboeeftda, 9f. ConnterHunbusciide.
Ooptraemergtote, a. (Her.) Countersaliant
Oontraempimad&ra, ^. (Nau.) Preventer
ear-ring;
Oontrair, «& and fi. To contract, unite;
bring two partlea together. — w. To eoik-
tuMt or ehrink up.
Oontraaso^krpa, 'f- (Fort) Ccunterscarp.
Oo&trMac6t«, f/f (Nan.) Pre vonter-sheet
CoDtraescotin, cm^ (Nan.) Preventer m»
aailabeet ^^
ContraescritAra,^ Counter-deed.
Contraeatily del May6r, or del Trinqn^
(Nau.) Preventer-stay of the nudn-maat
Contrae6tamb6r, mK (Nau.) A knee of tba
stern-post [another.
ContralUllar, va. At cards, to trump aftae
ContrafliiiuEaa, ^.pk Indemnity-bona.
Contraf irma, ^f, (Law Prov.) Inhibiticn of
an anterior decree. [an ii^imotioa.
Contraflrminte, pa. The partv wbu obtaioft
Contriiflnnir, vo. (Law Prov.) To obtain •
countermanding decree.
Contrafdqne, am. (Nau.) The fere-top stay-
sail; flying-jlb.
ContralS660, amw Avant-fosse or enter ditch
Contrafa^ro, am, InfHngement of a charter;
Contra/b^rte, mn. Counter-fort, buttress;
strap of leather. [rampart
Contragnirdia, ^f. Counter-^ruard, amall
Contrahac^r, vo. To counterfeit ; foige; pi-
rate; mimic [AC
Contrahiz, am. The wrong side of doth,
Contrah^cho, dm, a. Humpbacked; coun-
terfeited. . [another.
GontrahllSra, »f. A second line to defend
Contrah6Jas de laa Yent^nas, pL (Nan.)
Dead-lights. [tion.
Contralndicad6n, »/. (Med.) Contra-indica-
Contralndic&nte, am. (Med.) Contra-indi-
cant [cateu
Contraindidlr, «a. (Med.) To contra-indl*
Contraldr, am. Comptroller, inspector.
Contralore^, €a. (Little na.) To control,
check, restrain.
Contraloria, ^. Comptrollershlp.
Contrdlto, am. Counter-tenor, middle sound.
Contrail ^f. Counter-light [foreman.
Contramaestre, am. Boatswain; overseer;
Contramdlia, Contramallad^re, $f. A double-
meshed fish-net
ContramalUr, va. To make neta with
double messes,
Contramandir, vo. To countermand.
Contramandito, (Little us.) Countermand.
Cootramingas, y-pl* Over-sleeves.
Contramarca, ^. (joantermark ; a duty en
goods, OiWoa <fa ccm^a^uirca^ Letters
of marque,
Contramarc&r, «a. To countermark.
C(»tramdrcha, ^ Counter-march, retroeea-
Bion ; part of a weaver's loom.
Contnunardiir, co. To counter-march.
Contram&roo, am. Counter-frame of a glasa
window. [spring-tide.
CLntramar^a, ^. (Nau.) Comiter-tide, or
Contramesina, «/ (Nau«) Mizen-mast
ContramLna, «/ Conntermine; aaubterra-
neona communication. [work.
Contraminir, 'CO. To conntennine ; counter-
Contramurilk, ^f. (Fort) Faussebraye, a
low rampart
ContramCiro, am, Conntenuuro. [raL
ContranaturAl, a. Counternaturol, unnato*
ContraZlrden, am. Countermand.
Contraorden^r, va. Y. Contramandar.
Contnqpalanquin, 9tn. (Nau.) Prev<»ntei
dew-garnet
Contrapirea, ^f. pL (Arch.) Counter raOcm
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OoBtnpirta, ^. Counterport: dnpUoirta
oopj. [podte Adt.
Oonmpasamlinto. «m. Passing to the op-
Oontrapasdr, vn. To Join the opposite party.
Contrapiso, mn. A back step; ooanter^paoo.
(Mob.) Counter-note. [breast
Oontrapech4r. «a. To strike breast against
Oontrap6Io, (A'X ad. Against the grain.
Contr^)eadr, «7k To counterpoise ; be eqnlr-
alent to. fwelght
Oontrapdso, sm. Coantorpoise; Baianoe-
Oontrap68te, mk Bemedy against pestilenoe.
CentrapilAstra, ^ (Arch.) Goonter-pilaster;
moulding.
Oontraponer, to. To compare, oppose.
Contrapoaicl6n, ^ Gontra-poeition ; con-
trast Twhat It is deeignod to proTe.
Oontraproduecntem, Thing oontrniy to
Contraprui^ba, ^. Connterproo^ a second
impression. [house.
Gontrapudrta, »/. The inner lai^ge door of a
CSontrapuSsto, ta, <t. Compared, [terpoint
OontrapuntAnte, 9m. He who sings in coun-
Contrapnnte&r, wi. (Mns.) To sing in coun-
terpoint ; revile. — »r. To wrangle, dilute.
Contraptinto, am. (Mus.) Counterpoint, har-
mony, [countermark.
Contrapunz6n, mn. Punch; connterpnnch ;
Con^quiUa, if. (Nau.) False keeL Y. Za-
pata de la qtulkk [barrel.
ContraTaGam6nto, mn, (Nan.) Preventer-
Contraregistro, «m. Control, a check register.
Contrareparo. tm. (Fort) Counter-guard, or
counter-defonoo.
OontrarSplica, nf. Rejobider, reply.
Contrarest&r, va. To counter-bluff;- resist;
check.
Gontrar68to. tm. A player who Is to strike
back the oall ; cliecic, opposition.
Contrarevoluei^n, «/. Counter-revolution.
Contrarevolncion&no, ria, «. and ct. Counter-
revolutionist
ContriWa, sf. (Gba.) V. Opoaicion, Con-
trturiat^ Contraries, opposite qualities.
Cfmtrarlamdnte, 0^1. Contrarily.
Contrariir, «a. To contradict oppose.
Contrarieddd, iff. Contrariety, opposition,
contradiction. [fnl
ContrArlo, 9m. Opponent; competitor; hurt-
Contnlrio, ria, a, Contraiy, repnniant: ad-
verse. TUmpo eofUrarto, (^tn.) Foul
weather. Schar al amirarto^ To cross
the breed. Al eon^nrio or par el con-
trario. On the contrary. En oontrariOf
Against, in opposition to.
Oontraroa, Contr!tr6da. ^ (Nau.) Stemson.
Contrnr6nda, ^ (mH.) Counter-round;
round mode bv officers.
Oontrarot^ira, •/ (Farr.) Plaster or poultice.
Odr.tras, ^ pL The bass-pipos of a large or-
gan.
OontrasAIva, qf. (Mil.) Counter-salute.
OontraseUdr, na. To connterseal, seal with
others.
Oontras^lia, ^. Countersign; watchword.
OontrastAr.ixs. To contrast; oppose; resist;
assay.
Onitmte,tmw Assay er; strife; cheek; con-
trast; sudden change of the wind.
OoDtrita^^ Contract; territory, district
(X)N
CoBtrBtacL6n, ffC Trade; <
oon^ratocto^t, Commercial house.
Contrattote, piu Contracting; contnotor,
a trader.
Contratdr, «<t To trade ; contract, stipulet*
Contrat61a, ^ Second inelosnro to shut n^
game. [tune, calamity.
Contratl^mpQ, 9fn. Disappointment, mlsfoi^
Contratista, «m. Contractor, lessee, pateotoew
Contr&to^ 9m. Contract, pact OimtraU
iwminado^ Definite bargain.
Contratrancaniles, Mk pi (Nan.) Inner
water-ways.
Contratr6ta. 9f. Counterplot
Contratrlnehttra, 9f. (Fort).Countertrench.
Contravalacl6n, 9/ (Fort) Contravalatlon.
ContravaUr, va.To form a line of contra-
valatioDi [ofaUw.
Coiitravenoi6n, ^. Contravention, vloUitioii
Contravcndno, tnu Counterpolson ; pieoan-
tion. [oppose.
Contravenir, «n. To contravene; violate;
Contraventuui, ^ Wlndow-abutter, outalde-
shutter. [oootravener.
Contravent6r, ra, 9. Transgressor, offeoder;
Contravidilini, f^ A second glass wiadow.
ContravoUnas, ^ pL QUaxL) Brails.
Contr&y, sm. Bmi of floe eloth.
Contray6nte, pa. Contracting.
Contrayirba, 9/. (Dot) Contrayerva; pre^
cannon to prevent damage.
Contray^go, etM. (Nau.) Inner transom.
Contribuci6n,4|(: Contribution; tax. ViUoa
eonlribueian^ Income-tax.
Contribnld6r, $m. Contributor. [mota
Contribuir, txM, To contribute; oononr; pro*
ContrlbnUdo, do, a. Qrioved, afOloted.
Contribnt&rlo^ sm. Contributor, tax-payer.
Contrlbnytote, pa. Contributing; contribn- -
tor. [pnnction.
Contrld6n, f< Contrition, penitence, oom-
Contrlndmte, 9in. Competitor, rival, oppo-
nent
Centrists, wk To afflict, sodden. [itent
Contrito, ta. a. Contrite, compunctious, pen-
Controversia, if. Controversy. [tant.
Controverslstii, am. Controversialist dbpn*
Controvertible, a. Controvertible, disputa-
ble, litigious. [debatew
ControvertSr, «& To controvert, diaputei,
Contnb^mio, 9m. Cohabitation; oonenbin-
age. [(Law) ContiuiUKgr.
Contum^da, ^ Obstinaoy; porveEseneaa^
Contumia, ck Obstinate, perverse; oontn-
macioua. [stinatelv.
Contumasmtote, ad. Contumaciously, ob-
Oontum^lia, ^ Contnmdy, reproecb. abuB*.
Contumeliosam6nte, ocE. Contuinelionaly,
reproachfully.
Conrameli^ sa, a. Contumelious, sareasti«k
Contundinte, pa, Producins a oontoaion.
Contnndir, mu To contuse; bruise.
Contnrbaci6n, ^. Perturbation, uneasiDaiB
of mind.
Conturb&do, da, a. Turbulent, tronbleeoina
OoDtQrbad6r, 9m. Pertnrber. distnrbsR
Contttrb6r. va. To perturb, aistorb.
Contuibativo. va, a. That whloh pertncttt
Contnsl6n, ^ Contmrion.
ContAso, sa, a. Braised.
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OMtitaff, Mk Aflststent tator, fellow^ntor.
Om6co or Oon^oo, 9m, (Am.) A vory aniftll
torn or plantation.
GooTalec^ocia, ^f. Conralesconce, ncovery.
Oasa da ooitcolMMioto, A bo^UL
OonTaloo6r. vft. To reeover from sicknoes.
OtrnnJMdate^ pck Convalescent
CooralidaoidD, f! Conflrmadon. [ooa.
GMireeljio, na» a. Neighboring, contennin-
OooToUrBo, «r. To shrink, be contracted.
CoDTenc^, «Niw To conrinoe, demonstrate.
Oonrendble, a. CktnTincible, convictible.
Conrenddo, da, a. Convict [tlon.
Conrenclmiento. «m. Conviction, oomhta-
Coov>eitd6ii, ^ Convention, contract, aneo-
ment u^*
Convenclacil, a Conventional, convenUon-
CooTendonalm^nte, €ut. Conventionally.
OoBVenible, a Docile; convenient; mod-
eratei
Oon venido, da, a. Settled by oonaont, agreed.
Cooveoidnda, tf. Utility, i>roflt; conlbrm-
iHj\ agreement; service. lie haUado
eoiwenUmcia^ I have got a place. Bn9oo
eonvmUemc4a, I am looking ont for a place;
ooBveniencei Omvenienciaa, ^nola-
menta, perquialtes : income.
CoDveni^nte, a. Usefol, pnrfltable ; soitable ;
convMiient [ably.
Oonvenlentem^te, ad. Conveniently, soit-
Conv^nio, em. Convention, agreement, eon-
sent
Convenir, tiK To agree, coincide; corre-
spond; aasembie; cohabit; litigate.— «.
impert. To suit, be proper.— cr. To oom-
poond, agree, dose. [monastery.
ConvMitixo, em. tmfftn. A large convent or
Coavf ntito, mn. dim. A small convent
Con vuiticala. e/ Con%-enticalo, itn, Conven-
tide; adnb.
Conrentillo, 8m. Brothd; a small convent
Conr^Dto, 9m. Convent^ nunnorj ; con-
eourso; commonly.
CcmrenttiAI, a. Conventual, monastic.
Conventual, *m^ Conventoal; Franciscan
Mar. [gioQS persona,
OosveatnalidM, qf. living together as reli-
Oonventnalm^nte, ad. Monastlcally, re-
dnady.
Converg^nda, ^. Convergence.
Conveigdnte, a. Convergest, converging.
Oonveigfe, vn. To converge.
Convirsk nf. (Qeom.) Converse.
Coovers^le, a. Conversable. (Dlv.) Com-
mnnkable.
Conv«rsad6n, ^ Conversatiop, easy talk,
ehat conference, colloqay; club. Oa^a
d9 oonoertaciony Assembly-house.
Convenir, «a. To converse, talk together;
Conver8i6iL «/! Conversion; apoetropho.
(MIL) Wheel, wheeling. CHMtrTo de oof^
vemM, Qoairter-wbeeling. [verting.
Oon veraiTO, ra, a. Having the power of oon-
Coovfaso, am. Convert; lay-brother.
CoBTertSbIa, a. Convertible; transforablei
Oonvertklo, da, & Converted, changed,
Ooovertfr, va. To convert, relbrm, appro-
priated—or. To convert, undergo a diange.
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ConvexidM, ^. Convexity.
Conv^xo, xa, a. Convex, convexed.
Convicd6n, ^ Conviction, convincemeot
Convicto, ta, pp. Convicted, guilty.
Convict6r. am. Boarder, college-pensioner.
Convict6rlo^ am. Boarders' apartments in i
college.
Convioado, a. Invited.— «. A guest
Convidad6r, ra, 9. Invlter.
Convid&r, va. To Invite ; stand treat ; allorei
— vr. To oflTcr one's services ttee\y.
Convlnc^nte, a. Convincing, convinclblak
Convincentem^te, ad. Convincingly, eo^
victively.
Convite, am. Invitation ; feast
Convivitote, a. Living together.
Convocad6n, ^ Convooauon.
Convocad6r, am. Convener, convoker.
Convodir, «a. To convene, call together.
Convocat<Sr{a, ^ Letter of convocation, an
edict
ConvocaU^rio, ria, a. That which convokes
Conv61vulo, tin. (Bot) Convolvulus; bind-
weed.
Conv6y,am. Convov, conduct; retinue, sultei
Convoy^nte, pa. Convoying, escorting.
Convov6r, va. To convey, escort guaird.
Convulse, vn. To feel a contraction of the
nerves.— i;r. To be convulsed.
Convul8i6n, ^. Convulsion.
Convulsivam^nte, ad. Convulsively.
Convulsive, va, a. Convulsive.
Conviilso, sa, a. Convulsed.
Conyug&l, a. Conjugal, connubial
ConyugahuSnte, aa, Coi^Jugally, matrimo-
nially, [and wifls.
C6ny ugea, 9m.^ A married couple, husband
Oooperadon, ^. Co-operation, conspiracr.
Cooperad6r, ra, a. Co-operator, [coactive.
Cooper&nte, pa. Co-operating, co-operative,
Cooper4r, va* To co-operate, labor Jointly,
concur.
Cooperirio, am. Y. Cooperador.
Cooperativamdnte, ad. CoeOldently.
Cooperativo, va, a. Co-operative. [rival
Coopodtdr, am. A candidate; competitor.
Cooptad6n, ^f. Co-optation, adoption, as-
sumption. [Uon.
Coordlnacidn, tf. Co-ordination: dassiflea-
Coordinadam6nte, ad. Co-ordinately.
CoordinAdo, da, a. Co-ordlnatd
Coordindr, va. To arrange, adjust, dass.
C6pa, ^f. Cup, wineH5las^ goblet; a bower;
crown of a hat; brazier.— j!>^. Hearts, at
cards.
Cop^ «: y. OitinOada.
Cop4do, da. a. Tufted, copped.
CopAiba, 4^ (Bot) The balsam copaibaHrea,
CopAI. am. Gum-copaL
CopAUoc61, am. (Bot) Tree in New Spair.
resembling a cherry-tree.
Copiba, ^f. intgm. A large goblet
0>pAzo, am. augm. Laige fleece of wod
large flake of snow.
Copula, V! Cupd.
Copelacion, «^ Cupellation, refining metala
Copeliir, va. To refine in the cupel
Cop^ra, ^ Cupboard. [attendant
Coperillo, am. dijn, A little cup-bearer o*
Oopemtdino, a. Copernican.
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Oop^ •m. Cnp-beftrer. [veeseU
Ck>p6U, if. dim, A unall cup or dnnking-
Oop^ 9m. Toupee, carl of hftir. top-knot;
top of a shoe ; top, sommit llombre (U
copeU^ A man of respeotabUltv. Tener
copeU^ To aasume an air of aatnorlty.
Copetiido, da, a. Copped^ rising to a top;
high. [serve for writii^-
CopOy, sm. Indian tree, the leaves of which
Cdpia. ^. Copioosnefls, plenty; copy; rate
oftlthe^
Oop]ad6r, «m. Copyist, copier, transcriber.
Libra copiador^ Letter-ooolL
Gopidnte, 9m. Copyist, oopior, imitator.
Copidr, fXL To copy, transcribe; imitate.
Copiar del natural^ To copy ft-om lifi».
Copita, ^. dim* A amall cnp or drinking
vessel
Coplto, 9m, dim. A small floecc or flake.
CopUad6r, 9m^ Compiler, collector.
Copil&r, va. To compile; collect
Gopin, 9m. Spanish measure, the twelfth
part of a qnintaL [plentlfhlly.
Ci^iosam^ntc, ad. Copiously, abundantly,
C^{6so, sa, a. Copious, abnnaant, fluent
Copista, 9m* Copyut, transcriber ; a copyhig
machine.
C6pla, 8/. A couplet: a sarcastic hint; a
lampoon ; ballad. Oopla9 ds cieao9y Yul-
gir ballads. Cbpto^et^repen^ Nonsense.
Copleib', vn. To versify, make couplets.
Copl^ 9m. Poetaster, petty poet; ballad-
seller.
Coplica, ilia, ita, 9f. dim. A UtUe couplet
CopUsta, 9m* Y. Coplero,
Cc^6n, 9m* augm. Low, vUe poetry.
Cdpo, 9m* A small bundle or cotton, Ac;
flake of snow; thick part of a fish-net;
odor of myrrh. [cablo.
Cop6n, 9m* A laivs cnp; chalice; a small
Cop6so, s*. 0. V. UopcMo.
Copra, ^ The pith of tlio cocoa-nut
C6pto, 9m* Coptic, the language of the Copt&
CdpulS} ^ Joining two things; copulation ;
copula.
Copulativam6nte, ad* Jointly. [gether.
CopuUUivo, va, a. Copulative: uniting to-
Coquel&che. ^ The croup. [quette, flirt
Coqu6ta, ^. Feroling; a small loaf; oo-
Coquoteria, ^f. Coquetry, flirtation.
Coquillo,«m. A small shell; cocoa-nut; vine-
flretter. CoqttiUot Uanco9 or Uttado^t
White or striped Jeans.
Coquhia, ^ Shell-flsh in general; cocklei
Coquinero, 9m. Fishmonger, dealer in shell-
fish.
Coquito, 9m* A small cocoa-nut; grimace.
Corac^ro, 9ni. Cuirassier. [<fec.
Cor^ba, ^ A leather bag fbr cocoa, tobaccoi,
Corachin, 9m. dim. A little leather bac.
Coradlla, ^f. dim, A small coat of mail.
Coracina, ^ A small breast-pUite, anciently
worn.
Gordda, Curad^b^ </C Entrails, chitterlings.
Cordgo, 9m. Courage, fortitude; anger, pas-
sion, (jgeous.
Ooral&do, da, a. Angry, passionate, coura-
Coru, a»ik Coral CV^roieA, Strings of coral&
Oor&l a. Choral, belonging to the chohr.
Ooralero, «m. A worker or dealer in corals.
Coralillo, 9m. The cocal-colored snake
Coralina, «/. Sea-coralUne, vrhite worm-Mad
a coral fishing-boat
Coralino, na, a* (little n&) Corallinei
Corimbre, ^f. All hides and skins of anlmala
Corambrdro, 9m, Dealer in bidet and skins.
Coramv6bls, sm. (Coll) A corpulent person.
Coraso^rsj «< A coasting vessel in India.
Cor&xa, 9f. Culrssa, kn ancient breastrpUtSL
CoroBa or ccibaUo ooroKO^ Cuirassier.—
fl. Saddle skins to cover the horseman^
logs. TeiUar d uno Uu oora»a9, To try
one*s metal
Corazn&da, ^ Pine-tree pith ; (Vieassee.
Coraxdn, 9m, Heart, core; benevoleno<s
sphrit ; will ; pitii. Tener el ooroM^n em
hu mano9. To bo sincere. De eoroBon,
ad. Heartily, sincerely; from memory.
Corazondda,^ Courage; forebodings; liv«n
and lights.
Corazonizot 9m. augm. A great heart
Corazondco, Ulo, ito, 9m, A little heart
Corazoncillo, 9m* Perforated St John's wort
Corbachdda, ^. Blow with a oowskin.
Corb&cho, 9m. BuU*s pixzle, cowskin.
Corbds, ^, pL The four laiigest foathen ofa
hawk.
Corb&ta, 9f. Cravat, a neck-olotb.— «m. Ma-
gistrate not brought up to the law.
Corbatin, 9m* Stock, a close neck-doth.
Corbdto, 9m. Cooler, worm-tub ofa sUll
Corbatun, «m. A smaU knee used in parts of
a ship.
Corb^ta, ^. Corvette, vessel of war.
Coro61, 9fn. A stead v horse, a charger.
C^rcba, ^, V. Corcho and Corekerck.
C6rohe, 9m. A sort of sandal or shoe.
Coreh^ f< (Mus.) Crotchet, half a minim.
Corcheir, oo. To grain leather with a cork.
Corcbdra, ^ Vessel oi pitched cork to oool
liquor.
Corchdta, ^ £ye of a hook or clasp.
Corch^te, em. Clasp. €orohete9y Hooka
and eves: locket; catchpoll; brace;
bench-hook.
C6rcho, 9m. Cork; ice-venel; bee-hire;
box made of cork. Nadar 9in ooreh&t
Not to need loading-stringa. Cora de
corcho^ Brazen Dace.— ^ Clogs; gnn-
tomplona. [low.
Corcboro, 9m* (Bot) Corchoms, Jews mal>
CorcUlo, Ilia, 9, dim. A small doer or Utt)«
&wn.
Coroino, 9m. A small deer.
Corcdva, ^ Hump, a crooked back; con-
vexitv, curvature. [crooked
Coroovado, da, a* Humpbacked, gibboos^
Corcovedr, wk To curvet, cut capers.
Coroov6ta, 9m. A crook-baoked person.
CorcovilU, itis ^f. dim. littie tump ct
crooked bade
Oorodvo, 9m, Spring, or curvet; wrong step.
C6roulo. sm. Heart-shell an aquatto insect
Corcusido, da, a. Clumsily mended or tew-
ed on.
Corcns&r, CO. To dam holes in doth, patch.
Cdrda, ^. A' la corda, (Nan.) Close-haul*
ed, or lying to.
Cordig^ 9m. Cordage, rope. [ttm
GordAUMK Double tooth. Orda2M,6fbd-
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Ooffdito, ta, ck WlM, prudent, discreet
Oevd^ rnn. Cord; a tnln rope. Cordel ds
oorredera^ Log-line. Moeo <U cordel^
Porter, ens who carries bnrdens fbr hire.
JSehar el cordtl, To mark with a line or
cord. A' eordttlik a straight line.
Oordelido, ds» a. Twisted fbr ribbons or
garters.
Cordel&zo, am. Stroke or lash with a rope.
Oordel^o, 9m. A small rope ; ftm« Jest, Joke.
GordelOTia, »/. Cordage ; rope-walk; rigging:
Cordel^ts am. Bope-nu^er, cord>maker.
doidelito, am. dim. A small rope, oord.
CordelMte, am. Qrogram, a sort of stufC
Oord^ra, 4^ Kwe lamb; meek, gentle, or
mild woman. [is kept
CorderSa, ^ Cordage; place where cordage
Corderica, ilia, its, ^ little ewe lamb.
Corderico, Ulo, ito, amw A young, or little
lamb. [fleece.
Oorderillo, am. Laml>-skin dressed with the
Oorderfna, f^ Lamb-ekln.
Corderino, na, a. Of the Iamb kind.
Oord^ mtt. Lamb; a dressed lamb-skin;
meek, gentle. Oordero ds soeesto or
lachal, House-lamb. Oordero miuesa,
BmaU-eared lamb. Oordero do JSaoiUa,
(Bot) Polypody.
CordertniL in Lamb's-skin.
Gord^ta, a^ A small rope made of baas-weod.
Cordeziwla, << dim, A small rope.
Cor^aco, ^ ^ ^- Oard^aeo.
Oordiil, a. Cordial, sincere; inyigorating.
Oordill, am. Cordial, a strengthening medi-
dae.
CordiaUdH rf. Ondlallty, Intimacy.
Cordlalmdnte, ad, CordlaUy, sincerely,
heartily.
OordSla, ef. Spawn of a tnnny-fish.
Cordilla, ^.- Guts of sheep.
Cordillera, a/. Chain or ridge of mountains;
eleyated and straigfat tract of land.
CwdUo, am* An animal like a crocodile.
Oordoban, em. Cordovan morocco, or Span*
toh leather.
Cordobina, ef. Nakedness, nodlty. A' la
oordo&afUk Stark naked.
Oordftn, em. Cord or string; roonk^ girdle;
a miiftary oordon; strand of a rope;
milled ed^e of coin.— ^ Shoulder knots ;
cords of a velvet loom.
Cordonico, em. Stroke with a cord or rope;
laigeoord. Oordonaeo de Son JFrande-
CO, Antomnal egninox [line.
Cordoncico, illo, ito, am. A small cord or
CordondUo, em, A twisted cord; milled
edge of coin.
Oordonezia, f< Laoe-makei^s work; a laoe-
maker^shop.
Ooodoodro, ra, e. Lace-maker ; rope-maker.
Ondftla, ^ y. CordiUk
Oord^ra, ef. Prudence, practical wisdom.
Oor6a, ^ Dance, accompanied with a
cboma.
Oofeir, tm. To sing or play in a chorus.
Miuiea coreada, Chorus muaio.
Coredeo, em. dim, of Cuero^ Small hide or
Skin.
CoredUo, em, A. roasted siiektng-pig.
Cor6o^ en. Connected harmony of a chorus.
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Corezu^o, er.v. (Prov.) Socking pig; a
roasted pig.
C6ri, em. Cowry, a money<€lteII.
Coridmbioo, ca, a. Latin Torses writtei
with coriambics. [versa
Oori&mbot em, Corlambic, the Ibot of a
CcnUndro, em. Coriander, coriander seed.
Corib^te, em, Corybantes, priests of Cy-
bele. [ancient chorua.
Corif&o, em, Corypheus, tbe leader of the
Corillo, tTik dim, A small choir.
Oorimbifero, a. (Bot) Corymbiferoua.
Corimbo, em. Corymbns.
Corintico, ca, Corlntlo, ti&, a. Corinthian.
Cori6n, em. Oborion, a membrane that en*
velops the (tetus.
Corista, em, Chorist or chorister.
Corito, em, A nickname; timid, puaiUanl-
moos man.
Coiiza, ^ A kind of shoe ; coryza, a copi
ons running from the nose.
Corhidtira, a/TGold-vamish.
Corl^, Corle&r,€a. To pat on gold-vamish.
06rma, ^ Fetters, sliacklos; trouble, un-
easiness.
Cormtoo, na, e. Cousin-german; uncle.
0!>rmanotChIldren of a prior marriage.
Com4da, ^ Thrust with a horn, with a foil
ComadillOk«m. A coin of little value. £Vn-
^lear »u comadiUOt To attain one's end
by low means. fvaluc
Com&do, em. An old copper coin of small
ComadAra, ^, Horns. [by the horns.
Com^ em. A strap to tie oxen to tbo yoko
Comam^nta, »f. Horns of any animal
Comam6sa,^Comemuse, bag-pipe. (Nan.)
A belaylnff cleat [dales.
C6ma& ^ pL (Nan.) Back-stays. Y. Bran^
ComatlUo. em. A kind of olive. feye.
C<kiiea, ^ Cornea, the second coat of the
Comeador, ra, s: An animal that fights with
its horns.
Corned, vn. To butt or play with the horns.
Comedoo, iUo, ito, em. Cornicle, a smali
horn.
Com6|a, f^ (Cm.) Crow, fijtlock, dow.
Comgo, mn. Cornelian cherry-tree, dog-
wood.
C6raea ea, a. Homy, corny, callous, [color.
Comerlna, ^ Onyx, a oorneUan of a pearl
Comoro, am^ Hollow of tbe temples. Oor-
nero aepcm. (Prov.) Crust or bread.
CV)m6ta, ^ Cwnet; a French or othor
horn ; troop of horse. (Nau.) BrcAd pen-
dant; andent instrument of war.
Comdte, em, dim, A small musical horn.
Comezu^ am. Bugle-horn ; an InstrumcDt
for bleeding horses.
Coml&I. a. In the shape of a horn.' [olive.
Comicdbra, ^ Turpenthie-tree ; a sort ot
Oimiculdta, a. Homed, as the new moon.
Comif6rme, a. In the shape of horns, foua.
Coroieoro, ra. a. (Poet) Homed, comiger-
Com^ a, ^ (Arch.) Cornice
Comi Al, em. Angle or comer of a bulldini^
OoraQamdnto, CornUami^nto, Coraydn, am
(Axx;b.) Architrave, fHeze, and coQiicei
Oora0u6l«, Comillo, em, (Bot) AIptiM
meepilua.
CJomil, ^ V. Comat.
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Opni6U, 4^ Y. OameritM,
OorniBa, if. (Axoh.) Oornioe, or comlohe.
Gornlsam6nto, Cornlsami^nto, tm. Y. Cor-
Corniaioa, ilU, ita, «/? dim, Small oomlce.
Cdrno, am. Ournallui cheny-tree, or cor-
net-tree. [s^ffBA.
Comac^piA, ^. GomaoopU; econoe; a pter-
ComocUzo, WK augm, A very great caok*
old.
Comaderia, %f. Street with maxy brothels.
GomudicO} Ulo, ito, 9m. dim. A little cuck-
old.
CJomMo, 9m, Oaokold.
Ooraiido, da, a. Homed.
06ro, «m.Cboir; choroa; memory. Deeir
or tomar de corOy To say or get by heart
(Poet)Simmier solatitial'Vind ; choir of
angels. A' coroty Alternately.
Oor6cha, ^f. (Prov.) Yine-fretter, a destmo-
tive insect
Corografia, sf. Chorography, the art of de-
Boribing particular regions.
CorogWtfloo, ca, a. Chorographtcal.
Cor6grafo, «in,. Chorographer. [tlon.
Ooromrio, «m. Corollary, infor^ioe, dednc-
Cor611a, {/! Small crown.
Oor6na, {< Grown; ooronet; the top of the
head; a clerical tonsure; monarchy; ro-
sary of seven decades ; top of the antlera
rNan.) Pendant; a rope; crown-wortL
(Arch.) Oorona; halo, meteor. Corona
dsfrcMe^ (Bot) Throe-toothed globnlaria.
Corona ds rey^ (Bot) Common meUlot
trefoil Corona roal^ (Bot) Annual sun-
flower, [work.
Coronaci6n, ^. Coronation; the end of any
Coronddo, 9m. Clergyman who has reoeiTed
the tonsurei
C(xi>nad6r, ra, 9. Crowner; finisher.
Coron&I, 9. and a. Os frontis or frontal bone.
Coronamidnto, «m. Ornament on the top of
a building. (Nan.) TaflhOL
Coron&r, WL To crown ; oomplete, perfect ;
fill to the brim; ornament
Coronirla, a. Coronary; crown-wheel
Coron^rio, ria, a. Coronary; extremely re-
fined.
CoTond6l, 9m. (Print) B|^ot; water-mark.
Coronal, 9m. Colonel (Her.) Crown.
Coron^la, ^f. Colonel's wife.
Coron61a, a. The company, flag, Ac, sup-
posed to belong to the colonel
«loronelia, tf Colonelship. Y. BagimieHto.
C6roner, jtm. (Little us.) Coroner.
Coronica, illajta, 4/! dim, A little crown.
Cor6nica, ^ V. Crdnica.
Ccronilla, t/C Cro^rn, top of the head, cox-
comb; a cenos of plants; coronilla.
Cor&niUa de fnUUy (Bot) The French
, 9m. Chronicler. V. OroMtta,
Cor6za, ^. Coronet of strong paper worn as
a nuirk of infkmy. [rlca and AmMtca.
Oor620, 9m. (Bot) The oil-palm tree In Af-
Oorpanch6n, Corp&zo, 9m. A Texy big body
or carcase llx><*y-
Oorpecioo, Ulo^ ito, Corpesn6lo, 9m. A littie
Corpezu61o,^>7k An under ivaistcoat without
sleeves.
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CorpiAo,«». Waist of a dress. Y.J'MiaU
Corporaddn, ^. Corporation, guild; oon:
munitv.
Corpodu, a^ Corporal, belonging to the body
Corporal 9m. Corporal, altkr linen.
Corporalid4d, ^. Gorporalily ; any ooxporea
substanoe.
CorporeidM, tf. Corporei^, mnterlaUty.
Corpdreo, rea, a. Corporeal, corporeous.
Corps, 9m. Corps, a body of soldiers, amiy,
L69 gxuurdias de corpe. The life-gnanv
SwmlUr de eorp9^ Ijoxq. Chamberlain.
Corp6do, da, a. Corpulent, bulky.
Corpultoeia, ^f. Corpulence, corpuloninr.
Corpultoto, ta, a. Corpulent, fleshy, fist
C6ri»ua, 9m. Corpus Christi oay.
C(»pusculir, a. Corpusculsr.^
Corpusoulista, 9m^ Atomist
CorpAsculo, 9m. Corpuscle, atom, molecule
Corrag^ro, «m. Hameas-maker. Y. Owir-
nicUmero.
Corral em. Yard, inclosnre; court; fish-
S)nd; i^y-house. CorrcU de OfXffoe,
uinSffrannents of walls; square. Corr«u
de ganaao^ Pound: catUe-pen. Ifaoer
corralee. To loiter about in school
Corraldro, 9m. Keeper of a dung-yard.
Corralillo, itos^m. dim. A small yard.
Corraliza, ^ Yard, court
Corral6n, 9m. A Urge yard.
Corr^ ^ Leather stnm ; leash ; flexibility.
Se9ar la correa. To be obliged to humble
one's sel£ Tener oorrea^ To bear wit
without irritation. [thongs.
Corredge, em. Heap of leather straps or
Correal Mk Dressed deer-akin. Co9er€or'
real, Tb sew with leather thongs, [use.
Corre^r, «a. To draw out wool and fit it Ibr
Corre&Eo. 9m. Blow with a leather strap.
Correcdon, ^, Correction, leprehenaon;
amendment
Correcoionil, a. Correctional, correctiTaL
Corrootamtote, ad. Corre^y.
Correctivo, va, a ComctiTe.
CorrectiTo, »ik Corrective; corrector.
Corr6cto, ta, a. Exact, correct, conformable.
Correct6r, 9m. Correct*^; superior; usher.
Corredent^, ra, s. Joint ransomer, deliverer.
Corred6ra, ^f. Baoe-ground ; a small wicket ;
sti«et (Nau.) L(^ or log-line. Echarla
corredera. To heave the log. Carretal
de la corredera^ Log-reel; in dass-
houses, roller; wood-louse. [about
CorredSro, ra, a. Running much, moving
Corredilla, 4/! dim. A smul course.
Oorredizo, za, a. £asy to be untied, runalBg.
sliding.
CorredMs ra, 9. Bunner: corridor, a gallery;
CO vert way; scout; broker. Corredorde
oomMoA, Exehange-broker. Corredorde
matrimonioe, Match-maker. Corredor
de or^o. Exchange-broker; ta]e<4>earer;
pimpw Oorredor de popa, (Nan.) Btara
gallery of a ship.
C<nTedordUo, em. dim^ A small corridor.
Oorred&ra, 4^ Liquor which flows over the
measure; incursions into an enemy^
country. [penalty.
Correduna, << Brokerage; incursion; flmy
Correeria, 4/! Trade of a strap-mokiff.
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Ootieirf) ttn* Strap-msker.
Oorres&l, a. Belatliig to Endisb sole-leather.
ConregtbUidH ^TCOTrigible.
OorregibK a. Oorrlgible, dodk.
Correglddr. am. Corzector; corregldor; a
major cft a town.
Corregid6ra, qf. Wife of a corr«gidor.
Gorreglmi^nto, «m. The place, office, and
district cf a corrtgidor.
Oorr^^, vo. To correct, amend ; temper.
(Obfl.) To adorn.— rr. To mend,
CorrsciiAh^ ^ A small strap; plaj with a
ttioK and strap ; blnd-Tveed.
Oorrelad6n, «/C Ooirdatlon, analoKj.
Gorrelatiyamente, ad. Correlatlveljr.
Oorrelativo, va, GorreUto, ta, a Correlative.
CoiT&ida|. f^. (OolL) Looeenesa, diarrhoea.
Ccnrendilla, ^ (ColL) Incursion. V. Cor-
reria. [ble-ground-
CorrentSa, f^ An ntlflelal irrigation of stnb-
Cnrrentiar, va. (Prov.) To irrigate stubble-
groond.
Correntk), tla, a, Corrent, mnning.
Corrent^n, na, a. Gar, fond of company,
pleasant; great sninrer; a cleTer fellow.
Cmmgo, an. Post, a letter-carrier; post^boj.
Correo de ffobinete, A king's messenger ;
post-office; mail or bag of letters. Chrreo
mariUmOt Packet-boat Correo maj/or^
Poet-master. (Law) Acoomplioe.
Ooneto, em. augm, A large leather strsp.
Oorredso, sa, o. Dnctile, flexible, easily bent.
Obrrir, va. and n. To run, eo ; flow; blow;
Caway; hasten; snatch away. (Coll.)
persecnte; extend; arrive; receive;
flourish. Cbrr^i* /o« ntor^, To fbllow the
eea. Correr la cortina. To draw the cur-
tain ; discover. Oorre la to*, It Is report-
ed, it Is said. Oorrer monte^ To hnnt
Corrtr vaqv€tas^ To run the gauntlet
A' mas eorrer. d todo ecrrer^ As swiftly
as possible. CorrtrMy To be ashamed or
ecmAised, to blush. ^' fo<fo eorrer. Hap-
pen what may. [strap.
Correria, «C A hostile Incursion; leather
OorrsqMmdtocia, «C Correspondence ; Inter-
course; iHcndahip; pi ^[wrtion, symmetry;
agreement
Correepond^r, va, and n. To correspond, fit,
rait; agree. — vr. To correspond; respect
or esteem. [formaolo, agreeable.
Correspondlinte, «. Correspondent, con-
Gorrespondidnte, tm. V. OorrespoMol.
Gorrss|x>ns^ wt. Correspondent, trustee,
agent [eongmity.
Correeponsl6n, jf. Conlbrraify, proportion,
Corretace, 9m, Brokerage; pimp-moner.
CorrrtMr, vow To walk the streets, rove, flirt
Corret^ra, |^ A gadding woman, loiterer,
tatUer.
Gorret^ wk Gadder, [directs the choir.
Ck»rret6ra, ^ In some con rents, the nun who
OorrevMIle, tm, (Coll.) Tale-bearer, mis-
ehlef-maker.
Gonioorridndo, ad. In hajto, at AiU speed.
Coriida, 4^ Course, race, career. Ckfrrida
ds toroa. Bun-fight De corrida, At tall
q;>eed, in haste.
Gorridam6nte, 0<f. Currently, easily, plainly.
CorridHa, *f. dim. A small course.
COR
(}onido, em. Romance, a merry song, wHI
a guitar. a>rr<(2oa, Arrears of rent T.
Caidoe. [ed.
Corrido, da, a. Expert, experienced ; aeham-
Corri6nte, em. Course of rivers, the stream;
current Corrimtee^ Currents, seo-cur
rents.
Corri^nte, pa. Bunner, running.
Corri^nte, a. Current; senerafly reoelTM;
fluent; running. CorH^mte / vonel Oin^
eroe de coneumo corriente^ Staple e<mi-
modlUcs.
Corrientemdnte, ad. Currently.
Corrill^, em. Braggadoelo, boosting fellow
Corrillo, em. A circle of persons standing to
talk. [(Obs.) Concourse.
Corrimitoto, em. Bhame; an acrid humor.
C6rro, em. CIrole Ibrmed by people who meet
to talk. Seoupir en eorro/To drop in
the course of conrersation. BaeereorrOf
To clear the way, make room.
Corroboraci6n. e/. Corroboration.
Corroborido, da, a. Corroborated, strength-
ened, confirmed. [roborant
CorroborAnte, e. and pa. Corroborative, cor-
Corroborir, va. To corroborate, fortify, con •
firm.
CorroboratiTo, va, «. V. Oorroborante.
Corro6r, vet. To corrode.
Corromped6r, em. Corrupter.
Corromped6ra, ^ Cormptress.
Corromp^r, va. To corrupt, mar, mortify
seduce ; bribe.— -en. To stink.— «r. To rot,
become nutrid.
Corrompiblo, a. V. Corruptible.
Corrompidamente, ad-. Corruptly, viciously.
Corrompldo, da, a. Corrupt spoiled, un-
sound, [tlon; bribery.
Corromplmi^nto, em. Corruption, deprava*
Corrosible, a. Corrosible.
CorroeWn, jj/T Corrosion, exulceratlon.
Corrosivamente, cA Corrosively, [nious.
Corrosivo, va, a. Corrosive, acrid, acrimo-
Correy^nte, pa. Corroding, corrodent
Corrugad6n,«/r Corrugation, wrinkling. .
CormgAr, va. v. Arrugar. [g^ey
GorrMla, ^. Room under deck in a row-
CorrupcI6n, ^ Corruption, putreftictlon'
bribery; pollution; loost^ness; deprava
tion.
Corruptaminte, ad. Cormptiy, viciously.
Corrupt6hi, 4/r Corruptiou, depravation
abuse.
CorruptlWlldAd, ^ Corruntlblllty.
Corruptible, a. Oormptlble.
Cormptivo, va, a. Corruptive. [filed
Corr6pto, ta, pp. Corrupted, corrupt; de
Corrupt6r, em. Corrupter, misleader, one
who taints or vitiates.
Corr&Bco, «m.. (Coll) OflU, broken bread.
Cors^rio, enu Corsair, privateer, [marquei
CorsArio, ria, a. Crubing *4lth a letter ol
Corses «m. Corset, stays; J^mps.
Corsear, va. To cruise aga^ost the enemy.
Corsia, ^. Passage betwe 1 the sails In s
row-galley.
Corso, em. Cmise, private /ring; eareesk
C<irso, sa, a. V. Cktno.
C6rta, ef. Felling of wood A' la carta 6 4
la larga. Sooner or later.
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Cortab^laas, «0k Plckpoaket. flieber.
Cortad^rtt, if. GhiBel for outUng hot icon ;
knifb nsed by bee-keepers.
CorUdillo, 9m. A Bmall <b1]ikliig-glM8, a
tumbler. JFcAor oorfeuZ<^to«, To speak in
an affected manner; drink (ireqaently.
Gortadillo, a. Applied to a kind of Spanish
money. Tdancing.
Oort^o, tftL Gaper; a leap or Jomp in
Oortido, da, a. Adapted, proportioned, ao-
commodatedjflt, exact Qtudarfeoortado
or cortane. To be out o( ooantoaaneei.
Oortad6r, ra, «. and a. Cotter.
OortadAr, tm. Butcher. V. Camieero. The
king's oarrer. Cortadorm^ Cntters, the
incisor teeth. [loom.
Cortad6raa, f< ^ Oattinc-boards in a velvet
CortadAra, f< Cnt; Incision; flasnre; para-
pet (Fort) Work raised in narrow paflsee.
—pi. Gotting^ parines.
Cortaflrio, «m. A cold-chisel.
Cortafli6go, tm. Coping wall above the roo£
Cortam^nte, ad. Sparingly, flrogally, scantil v.
Cortin, «ot. (Prov.) Measure, about a peck,
for grain or oil [ting; sharp.
Cortinte, 9m. and a. Cutter, butcher; cnt-
CortapicoB y callAres, Hold your prating.
Cortapi^ 9m. Thrust at the legs in fondng.
CortpiM, 4/! Ornaments sewed round tne
borders of cloths; elegance and grace in
speaking; condition with which a tiling
is given.
CortapKunaSj «f7u Pen-knife.
Cort&r, vcL To cut, cut off, out out, curtail ;,
separate, hew, chop; interrupt; smother
beea; suspend; arbitrate or decide. Cortcw
la Imffw^To speak a language with pro-
priety and elesance. Cortar las libran-
eaSj To stop we payment for goods re-
ceived. Cortar as vssHr^ To cut and
make clothes; speak evil of any one.
Cortar wna ptuma^ To make or mend a
pen. Aire que oorta. A piercing wind. —
9r. To be daunted, ashamed, or confound-
ed, stop short Vortarse las wlae con
alffunOf To pick a quarrel with any one.
Cdrto, «9tw Cutting-edge. Jnaenio de corte^
A cutting engine; exseotion, the act of
cutting; cut; felling of trees; mediation
or recondllidlon of persons at varlanoo ;
steps taken in an affair; acut in anything;
pattern or quantity necessary for a gar-
ment, as Un carte de chaleco^ A vest pat-
tern. Un carte de ve9tida^ Drees pattern.
C6rte, 4/r The court, royal palace, Madrid ;
retinue of a monarch; levee; court of
chancery: retinue, suite; ytrd; oourt^
ship, civility. Ifacer la eorte^ To court,
endeavor to please ; attend the leveesi
Cortecica, ilia, ita, ^ A small crust, peel, or
bark. [stupidity; diffidence.
OortedAd, «? Smallnesa, paudtv; dulnees,
Cort6ga. ^ Hazel-grouse, hazel-hen.
Oort^^6r, «7n. Wooer.
Oort^&nte, pa. Courting; be who makes
love, gallant
Oort^ir, fo. To make love; court; accom-
pany. Cbrt^r una dama^ To pay one's
addresses to a lady.
Cort^o, «m. Court, courtship; gift; i;AllAnt,
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bean, lover, sweetheart; lady conrtod to
love; paramour.
C6rte^ ef. pL Cortes, the assombly of tlK
states of the realm in Spain.
Cortes, a. Courteous, dvil, gradona, poUtei
Cortesanam6nte, ad. Courteously, politely.
CorteeanAxo, za, a. auffm. Awkwardly oi
fhlsomely dvlL [nem
Cortesania, ^ Courtesy, dviltty, good man-
Cortes&no, na, a. Courtrlike; courteona;
courtly.— «m., Courtier. Corteeana or
dama oorteeana, Conrteeva.
Cortesia, i/. Courtesy, civilitv; good mau'
ners; compliment; gift; days of fraoe;
fkvor. De coHasIa, ay courtesy, right
Cortesmdnte, odL Courteously, politely.
Cort^ ^ Bark; peel, skin, rind; crust;
widgeon. OorteMa depalc aatUo^ Quaia*
cum bark ; outward appearance ; rostidty.
Cortez6n, 9m» augm^. Tbkk bark, rind, cru^
or peel. [cruBt, or peoL
Cortezondto, «7it dim^ Thm bark, rind,
Cortez6do, da, a. Corticose, barky; mstky
unpolished.
Cortezu^la, «/. dim. Y. Corteaandto.
CortidU, a. Cortical
CortUo, «fiK Farm-house, grange, [a w all
Corona, tf. Curtain; vail, covering itart m
Cortiniupe, 9m. Set of curtains.
Cortindl, am. Ground sown every year.
Gortindn, em. augm. A large curtahi.
Cdrto. to, a. Short, scanty, narrow; small;
dull, stupid; timid, diffident; imperfbct
Corto de vieta, Short-sighted. C»rta de
oida, Hard of hearing. Corto de manoa.
Slow at work. Cbr^ da ^anio^ Of a diffi-
dent character. A'laeartadalalarffO^
Sooner or later. Carta eaetre. Ignorant
of the subject [field-uMusei
Corton, em. Worm which destroys plants;
Corolla, ^ PUce for the cable stopperai
Corusdnte, Cr6soo, ca, a. Coruscant, glitter-
ing by flashes, brilliant
C6rva, 4/r Ham ; curb, a disease.
Corvadnra, ef. Curvature, crookedness ; gib
bonsnese.
CorvAl, a. Oblong.
CorvAto, em. A voung crow or rook.
Corviza, ^. Cnxh. a disease in horses* kneesw
Corvecito, am. dwK A voung little crow oi
rook. [spur of a code ; cormorant
Corvd6n, am. Hou^ Joint of the hind leg;
Corvdta, iff. Curvet^Map or bound ; corvette
sloop of war.
Corveteio-, t>fi.. To bound, leap.
CorvUlo, am. Bill-hook. CortiUadepodon
Pruning-knlfeL CorviUa de tapatero, A
ahoemuer'lsparlng knifo. MUrcalescor
viUc, Ash-Wednesday.
Corvlna, ^ A kind of conger or sea eel
Corvino, na, ct. Book-like. [mean
Odrvo, va, a. Bent, crooked, arched ; stingy.
C6rvo, am. Craw-fish; pot-book.
C6rzo, za, a. Koe-deer, rellow-deer.
Corzuelo, em. Wheat left in the buaki by
the threshora.
C6sa,4/r Thing, substance. Cosadeentidad,
An important thing: Ccfsa de Hea^
Laughing-stock. Coea de ver, A tliiiM
worth seeing. Fuerte caea^ A hard tew
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ortiiis^ i^MO0ta, It doe* not nutter.
No kay tal ooea or no es <u^ No such
thtac. Jfo vdU cotOy It is not worth
mncE; suit, cease; nMttereflkct
Odea de,iMlL About, Uttle more or leas. ^tU
cotat What'B the metter? Qui m co9a
yootaf Whet meeas ell this?
Cesirkii, mn. PrlTsteer, oorsati^ ondaer ; cer-
Ooe^rtov rie, a BeleUng to prlTsteers or
eoneks; beeten, freonented.
CoBesr&ne, ^ (ProT.VCreoknel, e crisp.
OoeeAise, «r. (OolL) V. Oonioom€M6.
Ooeo^ ^ Kermes or scerlet-oek. its dry
leeTes; ring or knob on e bridle-Mt
Ooeo<M CosooJIr, tm. Plantation of kermes
oaks. [o<tM.OhainorateidIei
CoBo^ em. Scarlet or kermes grain. Oo^-
Ooeocwrds, em. OontiuioD, blow, bruise.
Ooacontdo, & (Little OS.) Bmtoed, oontssed.
Coectetsam. Flat loaC
C6ee, «: Kind of measore.
Oeae<inte> sn% (Oeom.) Cosecant
Goe6eha,</!H8rTesterop. Co^echadevino^
Yintaga JM «m oosmsAo, Of one's own
tnyention.
Gosediir, «a. To crop, reap, gather in.
CoeecliAro, enk Owner of the crop or barrest
Coeed^roe do los Tabldnes, sn*. pL (Nan.)
Plank seamsi
Gosed6r, sm,, (Little us.) Sewer.
CosedArsi tf. Beamstreaa. [a fi»teBlng-cord.
Gosediira, f< (Ob&) Seam. rNau.) Seizing,
OoeeUCa, tm. Oorselet, snoient eoat of annor ;
pfteman armed with a corselet.
OiMio, suK (Oeom.) Cosine.
Ooafe. 90, To sew ; Join and unite. (Nan.)
To uih or seize. CoMrte com la pared,
T» stick dose to a wall Ooter & pwia-
ladas, To stab. [irrigated at once.
Coeira, ^. (Prov.) Ground which can be
Ooeetida, ^f Baoe, a violent course.
Co^&ta, ^ aim, A small thing, a trifle.
Coelcte, 4^ Y. M«<ooe&
Coaido, mn. Foul Unen stitched together to
be wastied; horse grown thin with labor.
Oo$ido ds coma, Qollt and blankets
^tebed togetlier.
Coaidfrraa, ^^pL (Nan.) Lashings, seizings.
Ooem^tieo, mn, Coametio. [world.
CosBiogonla, rf. Cosnaogony, origin of the
Cosmograf ia, ^, (Joamography, oescrlptioB
of the world.
<}o6mogr^oo, ca, a. CosmographicaL
Cosm6grafb, am.. Coamograpner.
Oosmofogto, ^, Coamology, structm-e of the
oniTene.
Coemol6gleo, a. (Little us.) CosmoIogicaL
Coanopotita, sm. Coemopolite.
C6ets an. Place ibr buu-flgbtB; w<Min in
ftrdtrtreoa.
OceqniUas, 4^ pL Tickling; tiUlIation; dls-
001x1, oi^>osition. Haoer eodquiUaa, To
tickle; exdte desire, curiosity, or suspi-
cion. Ko conMotir or no n^rir 4309-
qnUUiMy To be easily oAaided.
0MqniU6so, sa, a. Ticklish; peevish.
06^ ^ Coat; charge, expense.--pJL (^osts
of a law<su!t ; labor. A co€ta dSy At the
expensoot ^'l(xtoco«^ At all hazards;
COS
coast; shore: wedge. Dor d la eotta or
«A to cofta, To get on shore. Arritnado
d la cotta, Close in shore. Coda do my-
fa«e»te,Lee^ore. OMtotioosta, Along
the coast
(^ost^o, tm. Side. Y. Lado. Flank; broadr
side. JTorio costado derecho^ A wall
^ded ship. Nav'io do ooetado falw, A
lop-sided shipi J)<ur ol co«tado el luzv'te^
To heave down a ship. CMadoa, Lin
esge, succession. A'rbol do oodadoo.
Genealogical tree^
Cost&l, 9m. Sack, large but; rammer. No
9oy ooiUU or no tongo ooca do eodai, I
cannot tell all at once.
Coetal^da, ^ A fkll flat on the ground.
Costalizo, am. Blow with a sack; a very
large sack; a /all flat on the ground;
&Unie.
Coatal^, Ml. Porter.
Coetalito, om. dim. A small sack.
Gostan^raa, ^, pL Bafters in building.
Costan^ro, ra, a. Belonging to a coast; de-
clivous. Jki^el coilanerOj Coaster.
Costanilla, ^ dim. Gentle declivity, slope.
CostAr, t^ To cost; suflfer detriment or
loss. Cotkt la torta un pan^ The sprat
cost a herring.
C6ste,^ 9m, Cost expense, price paid for a
thing. A' oo9to y ooataty At flrst cost
Co8tead6r, am. (Naa) OMStor, coasting ves-
sel [coast
Costedr, to. To pay the cost boar all charges ;
CosteladiSn, jj/: V. Oontitelacion, [boat
Cost6fio, a. Barco costoAOy A small coasting
(Dost^ra, of. Bide of a bale of goods; a flah-
erman's basket; outside gmro of paper.
Cost^ro, 9m, Slab, first cut irom a saw-log.
Cost^ro, ra, a. Outward; outside.
Costezudl^ sf. dim. Slight declivity or ooast
Costilla, 9/. Bib ; stave; furring timber; the
triangle part of organ-bellows; property,
wealth. 2racereo«ti2to, To bear the brunt
—pL Shoulders, back.
(}ostiUAge, Ck>stUl^, om. The ribs; timbers
or frame of a ship.
Costimta, ^. dim. A small rib. [Ish.
CoatiU6do, da, a. Broad-shouldered : clown-
Costino, na, a. Belonging to the costus-root
C^sto, tm. Cost, pr^; charges, expenseu
(Bot) Costus; oostus-root A' co«to y
ooeta9j At prime cost [travagantly.
Costoaam^te, ad. Costly, expensive^ ; ex-
Cot^Uxeo, sa, a. Owtly, dear; bard to get;
sad, ^evons. [biscuit
C6stra, ^ Oust; external coat; broken
CVMtrdda, rf. Candled seed-cake. [pel
Coetre&ir, Ooetrifilr, va. To constrain, com-
Costribacidn, ^. Y. Eetrehimiento.
Costrilla^ ita, ^f. dim. A little cru&t
Costrlnffir, «a. To constrain, compel.
Co6triii6nte,2>& Constringing. [toction.
Oostiivo, om. Prop, stay, support staiT, pro-
Costrdso, sa, a. Crusty, covered witli a crust
(}o6trulr. «a. To construct raise, form.
Costumado, da, a. Accustomed to aiiv thing
Costumbrar, f>a. To aooustom, use, inursb
Coatambre, 9m, Custom, habit; perlodloil
indispoaition of women.
Costfime, *f. Y. Coatumhre.
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Oostiin, ^ Beam; n««dle-work; spUdng.
Ooatoi^ra, %f, Seamstreaa.
Oafltortro, mx. Tailor ; a lady's work-boz.
Oostarto, «>K Seam, a ooaree satare; a large
Bear.
06ta, ^. Coat of mail ; coat oi anna ; jacket;
annotation; quota; nickname for Maiy.
GoCAna, ^f. Mortise, mortise-hole.
Ootang6nt& «/! (Oeom.) Cotangent
Cotdnn, 9f. Sort of linen. [attest
CV>t^, Mk To limit, set bounds; lop ; quote ;
Cotorr^ ^f. (Coll.) A gadding woman.
Ootdrro, «fik Uut for the reception of beg-
Cotrdi, sm. Sort of linen.
OotrAl, em^ An old worn-ont ox set to craze.
Cotiifh, ^ Jerusalem artichoke: tla-bita,
delicate food. [oate food.
Cotufl^ ra, a. Producing tid-bits or deli-
Cotfimo, «m. Buskin, ancient boot OdUar
ei ootumoy To use pompous language.
Courdn, «nk Small vossel in the river Ga-
ronne, [from India.
CoutoUna, {/T Blue or white cotton ek>th
Covdcha, ^ A small cave or hollow ; a grot
CovaehuC'la, ^ A small cave or grot; office
of secretary of state.— pL Certain toy-
shops, [vachu^ku.
Covaohueldro, sm. Shop-keeper in the Oo-
Covachuelista, mk Clerk in the secretary of
state's office.
Covanilla, f/T V. GovanOlo. [wide mouth.
Coranfllo, Wk dim. Orape-basket with a
Oovezudbi, 4^ dim, A small cave.
A' Coz Cox: or A' Cozcqjita, ad. Lamely,
haltingly, limplzigly.
C6y, tm. llammock, cot * aallor's bed.
C6ya. ^ A very small venomous spider.
Ooy6I, 9m. (Nic.) The American cU-palm;
its uut
Ooy6te, a, (Am.) A generic name to the
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prodnctiotts of a eounty.— «n. (Hex.) A
kindofwolU
0>ytoda, |/C Tokemtrap or cord ; dominioi^
power; matrimonial union.
CoyundAdo, da, a. Tied to the yoke.
Coynndilla, ^ dim» A small strap or cord.
Coyunt6ra, ^ Joint articulation ; occaaiOA.
CoE,^Kiok; recoil of a gun ;flowlj|g back.
Cte<2efnasf02tfra,Heerofamast ^i'oo-
04S, By dint of kicking.
Oabron, sm. Hornet
CrAneo. am. The skull : eraaiom.
Oaneoldgia, ^ Graniology.
Cripula. 4< Inebriation, intoxication.
Crasamente, ad Grossly, rudely.
Craaciti^, wk To cackle, crow, croak.
Craalcie, ^. Greaa^ ftt
Craaitoto, ta, a. Greasy. [ignoranoo.
CrasitAd, f/T Grease, fotness, corpnlenn-
Cribo, sa, a. Fat greasy, oily ; grosa; tlilok.
Oat^r, am, Y. Orat&ra.
Crat^nL ^ CJrater of a volcano.
Oaticula, ^ A email wicket in nunnerleab
Cr6a, 4/: Creaa, kind of linen. Oraaa d la
Monadoi, Superfine creaa.
Chvible, a. Creative, creatable.
Creaddn. ^f. Creation.
CreMo, da, a. Created, begotten, made.
Cread6r, am, Y. Oriador. [tsb.
Oedr, va. To create, make : Institute; nonr-
Crebdl, am. HoUy-tree. Y. Aotibo.
Creoed^ ra, a. Able to grow, [augment
Crec6r, vn, and a. To grow, Increase ; swell:
C3r6oes, af. pL Augmentation; additional
quantity.
Crecida, lif. Swell of rivers, ft-eshet
Crecidamtote, atf. Plentifully, copiously,
abundantly. [or grown.
Crecidito, ta, a. dim. Somewhat increased
Creddo, da, a. Grown, increased; grave;
laneu
Crecidoe,
[doe, am, pL Widening stitches in knit-
Crecitote, JDO* Growing, increasing, crescent
(}red6nte, a/. Swell, freshet of waters; leaven ;
crescent/ new moon. CreoiarUa <2e ta
marea^ Flood>tide.
(>recimidnto, «m. Increase, growing, growth.
Craoimiento da la martjadOt Swell of
the sea. [dence table ; credentialii
Creddncia. ^ Side-board of an altar, ere*
Credenciil. af. Credential, accreditation.
Credibilidad, ^. Credibittty.
OMito, am. Credit; belief; reputativi;
trust; note, bill CrMUoaaeUcoa^Aau^ ^
CridUoapa*i€oa, Liabilities.
Chrddo, am. Creed, artides of fiiith. OuKfi
credo, TSscrj moment En tm-ereda, In
a trice.
Credulid&d, ^f. Oodulity. Y. Cramda,
CrMulo, la, a. Credulous.
Chreed6ro, ra, a. Credible. Taner buanau
craaderaa. To be easy of belief.
Creed6r, ra, a. Credulous. [persnasloiL
Cretoda, ^ Credence, belief; credit; creed,
Cre6r, «& To believe, give faith; credit
Ver y craar. To believe only what we so4
cgii^ af. Sort of linen, osnaburgn
.eiblo, a. Credible, likely.
Creiblem6nte, ad. Credibly.
Crdma, ^ Oeam of milk * custard * I1«resia
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J 9m. Oremor, * mUkj fltobstoooe.
(h4mor tdrtaro^ Cnam of tartar.
C«6D«lia, ^ TbepartlDg of the bair.
Otoche, 9f, Y. Orencha, [lar.
Grapnsoamio, iulo. CrvposcQlona, ere|>aaca«
CreptMcnk^ rni^ Crepmenle, twilight, dawn.
Craa,4<Fl7-bIow; mite; maggot: esgsof
the ^oeen-bee. tnumto.
Gresoemitotoi, tm, Cresodnda, tf. v. Orsci'
OeioentAr, va. V. Aerse&ntai'. [tngry.
Oeepir, «a. To carl the bair.— «r. To grow
OespUla, 4< An agaric Y. Oagcuria.
Crespino, «m. Tbe barberry-tree.
Gx6q>o, pa. a. Cilsp, corled; obscore and
bombastlo. (Amer.) Acorl; angiy.
Creepdn, em^ Grape.
<Msta, ^. Comb. eock*a^x>mb : eroet; cramp-
troo. ./IJaarMoreiea, To be elated with
pridei
CreetMo^ da, a Crested.
Crest6n, em. Crest of a helmet
Crdta, ^. Chalk.
Cret6aa, if. Sort of linen.
Cre7foda,f< Y. Oreencia.
Crejtote, pa, BeHering.
Creznf ja, if. Streak of blanche base-weed.
Cm, ^ Brood; saokling; a concise and
pi^tbetio narratitre.
Cn&da, ^ Female servant Criada de
me/nagty Hoose-maid ; clothe8^[>oander.
Criaddro, em. Norsery of yoong troes ; breed-
ing place.
Criadero, ra, a, FmltlUI, prolific.
Criadilla, ^. Teetlcle; a small loaf; tndBe.
Griikdo, mn. Servant; client, follower.
CrUido,da,a. Bdacated, inistmcted, bred.
Biiblaroi«n criado^ To ppeak as a well-
bred penon. [trainer of animals.
Criad6r, mn. The Creator; breeder and
Criad6n, if. Creatress. — dk Fmltftil, focnnd.
CriAnza, if. Breeding, manner^ edncation.
Dar eriama, To breed, bring up.
Criir, TO, To create; breed; bring up, ed-
ncato ; rear or fatten fowls, Ac ; estab-
Ibh; commence and pnrsne any expe-
dient Criar cam^ To grow flit and
InstT. Ortar moUifa^ To grow lar j.
Criatora, if Creatm^; a baby ; a word of
contempt [little child.
Crlatnrica, Ula, ita, if dim. A rery ronng
Oriaz6n, ^ Breed or brood of aniroab.
Criba, V, Cribble, sieve, crib, riddle.
CribadOT, ra, «. Sifter.
Cribad&ra, if Cribration. Jlfting.
Cribir, t(k To sift with a sieve.
CribUlo, am. dim^ A small cribble or sieve.
Cribo, 9m. V. CHba.
Cridir, WL To cry, shont
Crimen, 9jn. Crime, offence, guilt Sola
(M crimen. A criminal tribunal
OiminiL d. Criminal, guilty; censorious.
Criminalid^d, if Criminality, guiltiness.
Crlmlnalista, ami. T^riter on criminal mat-
ters.
Crimlnalm6nte, ad, CrimlnaUy, guiltily.
Crimia680, sa, «. Delinquent, crlmlnaL
Criming sa, a. Criminal
^mno, em. Sort of coarse flour for fritters.
Orlo, e/! Mane, horsehair.
Orinafdo, da, Crinlto, ta, a. Crinlte, maned,
CRT
having long hair, tbmeto erlmMo, A
long-beard^ comet
Cri61lo, em^ Creole. [cataoombtL
Cripta, if. Crypt, a subterraneous vault.
Criptog^mia, if Cryptogamy, a class of
planta. [cipher.
CriptogriUla, if Cryptography, writing in
Criptoldgla, if Cryptology, enigmattcal
lanffuage. [pillar.
Crisilida, if (Entom.) Chrysalis of a catev-
Crisant^mo, 9m. (Bot) Cbrysanthemunt
Crisis, if. Crisis; head; criterion.
Crisma, 9m. Chrism, holy oil.
CrlsmAr, va. To confirm : break one's skull
Crism6ra, if Silver vial for keeping tbe
chrism. [stoncL
Crisoberilo, em. Chrysoberyl, a predoos
Cris^oola, if ChiTSOcolla, borax.
Cris6ooma, em. (Bot) Ooldylocka
Crisdl, 9m. Crucible: melting-pot
Crisoldda, if Crudble fUU ofmetal
Cris61ito, 9m. Chrysolite, a predous stone.
Crisop6va, if Alchemy. [stone.
Crisoprado, em. Chrysoprase, » predone
Crispat6ra, if A spasmodic contraction of
the nerves.
Cxista. if. Crest, the ornament of a helmet
Cristil, em. Crystal; glass; looking-fflass;
water. Criatal tAr&ro, Cream o^ Urtar
in ciTstals; shining woollen stufll
Crietanno, na, a. Crystalline, transparent,
[6n, if Crystallisation.
Cristalizdr, «a. To crystallize, congeal—
vr. To crystallize, coasulate.
Cristalograna, if Crystalloffraphy.
Cristdl, em. Oyster. V. CfUdtr.
Cristianamfote. ad. Christlanly.
CrisUanir, «a. To baptize, christen.
Cri8tiand4d,e/C Christianity; Christendom.
Criitianteoo, ca, <k After the Christian man-
ner.
Cristlanillo, Ila, e. dim. A little Christian.
Cristlanisimo, em. Yery Christian.
Cristianismo, em.. Christianity; Christeih
dom; christening.
Cristianlz&r, 9a, To Christianize.
Cristi&no, na, a. Christian.
Cristiino, na, A A Christian; brother,
friend. A' Uy ds eritUana, Upon the
word of a Christian. [of Christ
Cristifero, ra, a> Bearing the law and love
Cristo, em. Christ, Messloh, our blessed
Saviour.
Crktns, em. Criss-cross-row, alphabet;
cross at the beginning of the alphabet
yb saber d (MMu9, To be very Iniorant
Eetar en el Ori$$uSy To be In the mdl*
mentsi
Crit^o, am. Criterion, a standard. '
Critlca, if Criticism ; critique, censure.
Critlcible, a. (LiUle us.) Y, Oaneurable,
Criticad6r, am. Critic, censurer.
Critic^, va. To criticise ; J udge. [critic.
Critlciistro, am. Anlmadverter, would-bc
Critico, am. Critic, critielser; a censurer.
O4tico, ca, a. Critical, dedsive; Judidona.
Critic6n, em. Y. Critieaairo.
Critique&r, tm. To criticise, censure.
CritlqulzAr, va. To critldse, censure.
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Orlnma, ^ Tnco or rope of twisted twigs.
Oroohil, tnk Tower ofs building.
Oroe&Do, tm. Ungnent or oil of saffron.
Crodt&r, wk Y. CrascUar.
Orooodilo, 9m, Crocodile.
Gromitioo. co, cu OlironuUc
Cr6nioa, f/; Chronicle^
Cr6nico, ce, cu Chronio, obronlcaL
OcHkic6nf sm, Cbronlole, a suodnct socount
Cronist^ tnu Chronicler. [of time.
Cronografia, ^ Chronograpby, the science
Cron6grafo, tm. Annalist.
Crono^rdma, </! Chronogram.
Cronologia, f/f Chronology.
Cronol6gicam6nte, ad. Cbronologicallj.
Cronol6gico, ca, a. Chronological, chrono-
logic Tchionologer.
Cronologista, Cron61ogo, in. Cbronolo^t,
Crondmetro, am. Chronometer.
Crotordr. «a. To cry like a crane or stork.
Cr6za, v- Croder or a blsbop.
CraoecUla, ita, ^ dim. A little cross.
Crao6ra,^ Withers of a horse. Cruodrat^
Azletr^ bstenings.
Cmceria, ^. Oothic architecture.
Crac^, 9m. Transept; cross-bearer; cross-
timber; crick of a mill; oross-bar; cruis-
ing station. [top-sails.
Crooes, ^,pl. Preventer leach-Unes of the
Cnic^tas, 4A pi Cross-trees of the top-masts.
Crooiita, v- (Bot) Cross-wort, rallantia.
Cracilbnirio, 9m, Cross-bearer.
Cradfero, 9m, Cross-bearer : a flriar of the
Holy Cross; craciforoas plant.
Cmoiiero, ra, tk Bearing a cross,
GruciacMo, da, a. Cnidfled. M Oruoi/I^
cado, Jesus Christ
Craclflcad6r, 9m. (Little as.) Crucifler.
CrociflcAr, txu To cmciiy ; molest, vex.
CmoifUidn, ^. Crucifixion.
Crodflxdr, 9m. Crucifler.
Craoift)o, am. Cradflx.
Cmcifimne, a. Cruciform. [cro6&
Crucigero, n.a. Bearing the sign of the
CraciUo, 9m. Fush-pin. a play.
Crudamdnto, ad. Rudely, crudely.
Cruddxa, ^. Crudity; rudeness; vain boast-
ins; indigestions.
Cr6do, am. Packing or wrapping doth.
Or6do, da, a. Raw; green, nnripe; rude;
unflnished; hard of digestion. Liatuo
eriMfo, Unbleached linen. Tiampocntda,
Bleak, raw weather. Punto orudo, A
critical moment A' punto entdo^ Un-
timely, unseasonably.
Cra61, a. Cruel, hard-hearted; intolerable.
Uhfrio erue^ An intense cold. Dolorta
orueleay Severe pains; oppressive; vio-
lent [sion.
CmeldAd, ^. Ooelty, inhumanity; oppree-
Craefantote, ad. Cruelly.
Cnumtamtote, ad. Bloodily.
Onitoto, ta, & Bloody, eruel, inhuman.
Ch^jia, ^ The midship gangwav; a large
open hall ; passage from the choir to the
b%h altar. On0ia da pima9. Suite of
Boooesrive roomSb PoMrcnf^Toron
the gantlet ; suffer.
CMido, sm. Crack, creak, clash, srackling.
CnOir wt. To crackle, rustle.
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CroWU, a. Crural, belonging to the 1«^
CrustAceot oea, a. Crustaceous, shelly.
Cr6stioo, ca, a (Little us.) Beating. V
Crux, ^. Cross; toil, trouble; wither^
Orua tomada con loa oablaa^ ^ cross in
the hawse. Braoaar a» orua^ To square
thevards. [sade; indulgences.
Cmx4da, ^ Crusade ; tribunal of the era-
Crux4do, am. Cruxado, Spanish and Portu-
guese coin: crusader; knight of some
military order.
CkuzAdo, d% a. Oudal, transverse, twilled.
Cmzimen de (ina Vela, am. Width of a sail
CruzAr, €0. To cross; cruise. Oruaar la
oaradalquno^ To cut and hack one*s
ikoe.— "Or. To be knighted : cross and trip.
Cnuaraa loa negooio9. To be overwhelm-
ed with business. Onucw loa interaaea
da alffuno. To Jar the Interests of any
one.
Cu&caro, ra, «. Quaker.
Cuad^ma, af. The fourth part (Nau.)
Frame. Cuadama maaatira^ Midship-
frame. Cuadama dal euarpo popaa^
Stem-flranMb Cuadamaa da hancfU-
mimtOy Filling-timbers. Cuadamaa d
aaotutdrOf Square-timbers.
Cuadem4I, sfiK (Nan.) Block, a piece of
wood on which the running ngglng is
reeved. OttadamcUaa da earanar. Ca-
reening gears. [block.
Cnademalete, am. (Nan.) Short aoublo
Cuademillo, am. Parcel of five sheets of
paper; derioal directory for the daily
service. [paper stitched together.
Cuademillo, ito, am, dim. Small parcel of
Cuad6mo, at/K Parcel of paper stitched to-
gether; a writing or copy book; small
memorandum book; pack of cards.
(Tu&dra, ^ Hall, saloon; drawing-room;
stable; square; quarter of a ship. J^f
la cuadrOy On the quarter.
Cuadradam6nte, ad, £xactly, completely.
Cuadrido, da, a. Sauare, quadrate; perfect
Cuadrido, da, am. Square, quadrate : clock
gusset; diflw (Print) Quadrat DacuO'
dradOf In front, opposite, Ikoe to ikoe.
Cuadragen&rlo, ria, a. Forty years old.
Cnadragesimil, ct Quadrag^aunal; lentea
CuadraMsimo, ma, a. Fortieth.
Cuadr&^ am. Diagonal cross-timber.
Cusdranguldr, a. Quadrangular.
Cnadr&ngulo, snu and a. Quadrangle, with
four right anglesi
Cuadrantdl, a, (liCath.) QuadrsntaL
Caadr&nto, am. Quadrant; sun-dial; the
fourth part; the smallest coin. JBdata
«2 1^/Mmo ciuufran^ To the last Ikrthlng.
Cuadrir, va, and n. To square; quadrate;
a^iust; accommodate. ( Amer.) To love,
like, suit [to fill up blanks.
Cuadratin, am. (Print) Piece of type-metal
Cnadrat&ra, ttf. Quadrature; flrst and Isst
quarter of the moon ; pentagraph.
Ouadr^te, 9m. dim. A small square.
Gnadricen&l, a. Done every fortv yearai
Cnadrioula, s/T Pentagraph, and reductl4»
by the nentagraph. [gntpb.
CuadricnUu', ro. To o "
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Oaadrienil, a. Quadrennial, comnrialiig^
ftmr vesrs. nrcan.
Oiuidrt6irio» 9m. Time and space or four
Caadriforme, a. Foar>fiMed.
Caadrifa, ^ Carriage drawn by four bocses.
Cnadril, sm, Hannon-bone in beasts.
Coadrilat^ro, ra, a. Qoadrilateral
CnadrUlterAl, a» QoadriHteral, oonsistiiog of
fbar letterfli
CoadrlUa, 4^ Meeting of four or more per-
sons: gang^ crew ; band of armed men.
OoadriBenK am. Member of the court of La
Santa H^rtnaaidad; the commander of
an armed band.
Onadrillo, am, A small square; a kind of
Moorish dart
Goadrildngo, tin. Oblong sgnare, troops so
ftnmed. [long square.
OaadriI6ngo^ ga, a. Having the shape of a
Cnadrimdstre, wk Space of four months.
Cnadrindmio, «m. (AJgeb.) QnadrlnomlaL
CnAdriple» a. Quadruple, fourfold, quadri-
partiteu
Oiadriplicido. da, Ow Quadrupled.
CuadriflOabo, ba, a. Quadrisyllable.
Coadiivio, am. Quadrivinm, place where
tcfox roads meet; thing foaaible in four
dllTerent waysL
CvLn&t\jtfiii^ mn. Cart with four horses.
Cu&dro, (&a» a. Y. Ouadrado.
Ou4dro, rnn. Square; picture; plcturo-
fhnie. (Print/) PlatMi.
Cnaorupedil, a. Quadrupedal, four-footed.
Cuadruped^te, a. (Poet) Quadrupedant
(^udrApede, Cuadrupedo. da, a. Quadruped.
CuadmpUoad6n, ^ QQaorupIication.
Cnadmplieir, v& To quadruplicate.
Cu&drupio, pla» a. Quadruple, fourfold. Al
euadrupto^ Qnadruplir.
Cni^ida, «/. Butter, curd, or coagulated fat
Oujadillo, am. Sort of silk gauze with
flowers.
Co^iido, Mk A. dish made of meat herbs,
or frnitB, with egia and sugar, [runnet
Cmdaltehe, am. Yellow goose-grass, cheese
Onalamidflito, sm. Ooagmatlon.
Chujdr, WK Bnnnet w^ stomach of a oalC
Cnii}&r, 90^ To coagulate, concrete, card;
ornament — im. To succeed; please, like,
choose.— rr. To coagulate, curdle.
Ouajar6)o, am. Y. Ouc^ar.
Gnaiarte, sm. Grume, clot, gore.
Cnqo, am. A lacteal substance; runnet;
concretion. Tmer bu&n eua^^ To be
too dull and patient Arrancar de oua-
jo^ To eradicate. Terba del cua^o^
Qieese rennet
Coil, d. Which; same, like^ such; one,
psrey.— 4nfeW. How then.
(ToaUdid, ^ Quality. Y. Oalidad,
Cuallflc^, va. Y. OaUficar.
Cnalqui^, a. Any one. [soever.
Cnalqnim, a. Any one, some one, which-
(hiAn, ad. How, as : nsed only before nouns.
Cnindo, odL When ; in case that ; if; though ;
sometimes. Deeuandoeneuando^From
time to time. Ouando mas or ouando
miMiAo, Atmo8t,atbeet Ctumdom^noa^
At least Ouakdo mdera^ When yon
Hdeta cuanao^ Until when. De
OUA
ouando ae&t filuoe when? In whit
time?
Cuantia, a/ Quantity; rank, distinction.
ffombr4 de gran cwmtiOt A man of higb
rank.
Cuantiir, va. To estimate or value.
Cuantidad, «< Quantity. Y. Cantidad.
Cuantiosamente, ad. Copiously.
Cuant!6so, sa, a. Numerous, copious, rich.
Cuantitativo, va, a. Quantitive, estimable^
Cu^to, ta, a. How much? Ouantoet
How many? as many as, the more.
Cuanto yd, quUra-, As much as yon
like; excessive, sreat in some way. — ad.
Bespecting, whilst Ouanto Anie*, As
soon as possible. Ouamto m<z«, More-
over, the more as. JEH cuanto d. With
regard to; in the mean time. J^r cuanUK
Inasmuch asi
CnarAngo, «m. Peruvian bark tree.
Cuarenta, a. Forty. £1 aflo do cuaronta,
Tlie days of vore.
Cuarent^na, ^ Space of forty days, months,
or years; Xont; suspension of assent;
quarantine. [old.
Cuarent6n, na, a^ and a. Person forty years
Cuar^ma, ^ Lent; collection of Lent ser-
mons.
Cuaresm&L a, Y. OuadrageaimaZ.
GaiiitLt 9/. Fourth, a quarter ; sequence of
four; quadrant Chlarta, Qlex.) Lash,
whip. Ouartaa, Body miues or 1 car-
riage.
Cuart^go, 9nK Nag, pony. hack.
Cuartaguillo, am. dim. Little nag.
CuartuI, 9m. Kind of loaf quarter size;
fourth of a ftuiega. [dajrs.
Cuartina. ^ Quartan, an ague every four
Cnartan&i, a. Intermittent [tan-ague.
Cuartanarlo, ria, a. Laboring under a quar-
Cuartar, to. To plough the ground the
fourth Ume.
Cuart^zo, am. augm^ A large room ; a laige
quarter ; a stroke with a whip. Cuarta-
909, A coarse, corpulent person. A cuar-
tf^s. By a severe whipping.
Cuartear, to. To quarter; Did a fourth
more ; make a fourth person at a game.—
tr. To split into pieces.
Cuaridl, am. Quarter ; ward of a city ; dwell-
ing, habiti^on ; quarter granted bv hos-
tile troops; batch, the lid of a hatchway.
Cfuartel do la 9ciuds A safe place. Chtar-
td maeatre ganoralf Quartermaster gen-
eral.
Cuarteldr, va. (Her.) To Quarter. [clean.
Cuartel^ro, am. Soldier who keeps tlio room
Cnart6ra, ^ A measure in Catalonia of fif-
teen pecka. [of the crop of grain.
Ciiart^ro. ra, a. (Prov.) Collecting the fourth
Cuarterdla, ^ Quarter cask; quarter pipe.
Cuarterdn, 9m, Quartern; quarter of a
pound; upper part of windows which
may be opened and shut Ouarieronea,
Panels in a door.
(3narter6n, na, a. (Amer.) Applied to the
child of a mulatto and a white. [tiob
Cuart^ta, ^. Quatrain, a metrical compear
Cuart6te, Caart6to, am. A stanza of foia
verses; quartetto.
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dDtrtilla, ^ Fourth of an arroba; pastern
ofhorsea. (Mex.)Foarthpartofarial —
three cents.
Cnartillo, «< Pint ; the fourth part of a peek.
Qiex.) Fourth part of a rial — three oenta.
ir de aucwUttOf To share the profits or
losses. l%unba ou<urUUo9y Tippler.
Caartill6do, da, a. A hone with long pas-
terns.
Coartito, sm. dim, A small room.
Co&rto, 9m. Fourth part, quadrant, quarter.
Ctiaiio bqjOf Boom on the ground floor;
copper coin worth four marao^dU; lin-
eage; erack in hor»w* hooCs; quarter of
anonials or of criminals whose body is
quartered. Ouario A euarto^ Meamj.
J>€ tre$ al euartOy Of little moment
Porter euarto. To fhmlsh apartments.
Ouarto principal, Principal floor. ITo
tensr un ouarto^ Not to he worth a flu--
thing. Ouarfoa, Oash, money.
Cu&rto, ta, a. Fourth, the ordinal of four.
Cuartodedm&no, na, a. and «. Heretics who
fixed the passoTer on the 14th of March.
Cuartog6nito, ta, a. The fourth bom ehlld.
Cuart6n, 9m. Quarter, a Joist or cirder six-
teen feet long; meannre of lioulda.
Cuirao, 9m. Quartz. Cuarao oUrinOf Occi-
dental topaz.
Cuarz^so, n. & Quartzose.
OuAsL ad. v. OaH and Oomo. Cwuieon-
O-mo, Quasi-contract ^^MMicMtto, Quasi-
crime.
Cnasimddo, 9m^ First Sunday after Easter.
Cu&te, 9m, (Mex.) Y. Gemdo. E9o no time
ouate^ That has no match.
Ouatcmirios rla, a. Quaternary.
Cnateraldid, ^. Qnatemity, quaternary.
Ouateml6n, 9m, Union of four thiogs, of
four sheets in printing.
Onatrilbo, ba, a. Having four white feet
CuatWUbo, 9m. Commander of four gallmrs.
Ouatrat^o, 6a, a. V. Ouarteron for a child.
Cualr^ro, 9m, Thief who steals horses or
other beasts. [a. Lasting four dnya.
GuatrldiiU, GuatridlAno, na, Ouatrldnino, na,
Cuatrl^nio, snk Y. Ouadrlenio.
Cuatrillo, 9m, Quadrille, a game called oaf-
camera in Spain.
Cuatrin, em. A small coin ; cash in general.
Cuatiinca, «/ Union of four persons or
things; four cards of the same print
CnatriJM]ab«k ba, a. Y. Ouadristlabo.
Ontoo, a. Four, twice two. V. Ouario.
CvLktxOy 9m. Ghanicter or figure; one who
votes for four absent persons; qnartettff;
card with four marks. Md9 as ouatro, A
great number of persons. Ouctroy A^tew
of any thing. Oon euatro la grimas.
With a ftm tears.
Cuatroefintos, tas, a. Four hundred.
Cnatrodobliu-, «a. To quadruple.
Ouatrop^a, ^ Horse-tas. (Oba.) Quadruped.
OuatropeAdo, 9m. Step in dancing.
Csatropeir, tnk To run on all fours.
Onatrotinto, em. Fine of four times tho
value of tSiefhrad.
Ofiha, ^ Cask for wine or oil : toper, drunk-
ard; tub; oowL Y. Oxibda, Coop.
Cub6za, t^ augm. A large pip^ a hogshead.
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CnbAzo, 9m, Stroke redelTed from % plp» «
hosahead. [the piper.
Onbeba, 9f. Onbeb or cubeba, the Mrnaa ot
Cub^ra em. A cooner.
Cubertado, da, a. Covered.
Cubertiira. f/T Cover, covering;
Cub^ rf. A small barrel or cask; cowl
bucket; coop. Oubida or Udon dond4
96 come, Mess-bucket
CubetUla, ita, qf. dim. A smaU hudut
Cnb^ em. A small barrel
C6blcam6nte, ad. Cubically. P)oardab
Cubich^ 9m. Water-boards or weather-
C6bico, ca, a. Cubical, cubic;
Cubicuj&rio. em. Q*x>om of the bed'Chamber,
valet-de-cliambre.
Cubi^rta, ^f. Coven oovering; pretext or
{>retence; dock. Oubi6rtaprinoipal,The
ower or gun deck. Segunda etddmia^
Themlddiededc reroeracwMerto, The
upper deck. Oubisrta 0fUera^ A fluab
deck. OtUderia arqtisada, A camber-
ing deck. Oubieria cortadOy A cut or
open deck; cover of a letter.
Cnbiertamtote, ad. Privately, secretly.
Cubi^rto, em. Cover, a plate, fwk, spoon, and
knife; roof; covert, coverture: allowance
of a soldier billeted; course of oisbes; bed-
cover. A* eubiertOy Under shelter..
Cubil, em. Lair or couch of wild beasts.
Oubll<r,tm. To take shelter. y.Ma^adear.
Cubllite, em. A copper pastry pan, the pestry
made on it; tumbler, mug; « drinking-
cnp; dice-box.
Cubliet^, 9m. Paste-mould; a large mug.
Cubilla, 4< Spanish fly. Y. OuJMUo.
CubUlo, em. A small bucket; Spanish fly,
blister-beetle ; a small box neor the stage.
OttbiUoe, Buckets of a mlU-wheeL
Cnbitil, a. Cubital the length of a cubit
C6bito, em. A small bucket ; ulna, the largest
bone of the fore-arm ; cubit
C&bo, 9m, Cube : a wooden pall ; mill-pond :
hairel of a watch or dock spring; a small
tower; nave or hub of a wneeL
Cubrepin, em. Pastry oook^ flre-ehovel
Gnbriente, pa. Covering, hidUup.
Oubrir, «a. To cover, lay, spreaa over; feoe,
or cover over; screen, palliate; disguise;
protect; roof; copulate; leapk Oubrir la
tneMt To lay the table. Oubrir la eueiUa^
To balance an account— or. To take nM»>
snres to insure one^ self against loes; pot
in a state of defence; be covered, put on
one*s hat OubriraeU d uno si corammf
To be very melancholy and eorrowAiL
Cfica,v:Akindoffhiit Y.Cht{^ A Pe-
ruvian plant Y. Cboo. SortofcaterolUar.
y.Ouoo. Oucaymaiacan, Sort of game
at cards. Mala euoa^ A wicked person.
Owsa d9 aqxAy Begonel
Cuc&fia, 9f. Qreased pole to climb for prixee;
thhiff acquired with little trouble.
Cucafiero^ em. Para^te, a Jeremy Didiller.
Cndb*, «a. To mock, ridicule, cajole.
Cucari^a, ^f. Cockroach; haxel'eolored
enufll Oucaracha martiny Nickname te
a brown woman.
Cucarach^ tf. (Low) Luck, good fortune
CucArda, f»f. Cockade.
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Cwcdvro, mtL Nickasme of* boy dressed as
u frur. Cucarro^ O^aa.) Harpinga. V.
OmekofrM, [oorn-measora
Oftuhir, «9k Tax on nain; spoon; ancient
C—hink ^ Spoon; ladle; sooop; wheel-
Woketsu
Oaefaarida, 4^ Spoonfti], ladleAiL Meter mt
mnekaradOt To have a finger in tho piei
Oocliari], snk Bag for ^Mona.
Coefaariao, mn, Btroke or blow with a spoon.
Jnebariro, mn. Spoon-maker, spoon*seUer.
Cwfasrtta, ^. dial, A small spoon.
CaehareUAr, vn. To stir with aspoon ; med-
dJo with other people*8 aflUra.
Cnebaret^smkllakerorretaUar of wooden
q>oona; noon-rack.
Owhaxtea, illa» Ita, ^f. dim, A. small spoon.
Onchardn, am. Kitohen-ladle, sonp-Iaale.
Cochims «m. (Nau.) Harping. TabUmes
d€ ouoka(rro9^ Serving-planks. [voice.
Oocheir, vn* To wbinwr, speak in a low
Gvdiioheir, tm. To whisper. (partridge.
Goehkb^Of sta. Whiraer; coll of a oock-
Cnchich^ro, ra, : (GoU.) Whisperer.
Cnchleblir, «n. To call like a partridge;
wfalner.
Uoohilla» ^ A large kitcbon-knife; a chop-
pIng-kBift; andent poniard; sword;
bookUnder s kniib. ^mUs de oueMUa,
Nickname of the militarj.
OncfailUda, itf. Cut with a knilb: gash. Ou-
ckUlada ds eUn redU*^ A laiiBe out or
wouiid*--^ Wnm^e% qoarrelsi
CnchiUir, a. Belonging or relating to a knife.
GteldUin, mn, augm, A large kniib.
CiiehilMa» ^ dim, A Uttle knUb. [weed.
CDehffl^«n.Aamallkniib. (Bot)Cockle-
Cndifllerta, ^ Cntler's shop ; street of eat-
)era* sbopSb
Coohill^ro, mn. Cutler.
OMfaUlo, mn. Knife; gore; piece of ground
whidi cannot be tilled. Cuchiiio dements,
A hunter's cotlasB. PaeardeuoMlU}, To
pnttothe8w<H<d. Tenm-koreayoucAiUo,
To be lord of a manor; right of governing.
Sm* emckUlo de algtmo^To torment any
one oontiMvaU/.— tp<k The six chief feath-
ers In a tawk's wing.
Cuch1116n, mn. cmgm. A large or big knife.
Oochitril, mn. A narrow hole or comer.
Gnchoche^, «fk To whisper. (Met) To
eanytalesi
Cucbuflita, ^f. Joke, Jest, fhn.
GucMeo, sa, a Diligent Y. Solieita,
GttcMr, TO. To sing as the cuckoo.
Curias (En), odL In a cowering manner.
Sentarm m^ oueUUaB^ To squat sit cow-
«f1nK. [Cuckold.
Cuclillo, mn, (Gm.) Cuckoo, gawk. (Met)
G600, auk Sort of caterpillar; swarthy com-
plexion ; game at cards; sea'Shell ; tippler;
eudcoa-^NioknameforAsturianstone-
C600, ca, «\ Small. QuecoMtanoueal
What a pretty Uttle tbingl
Cnc^la, if, CowL
Otaeorblta, f^ Cncvbite, a chemical vessel,
(^oeurbttieeo, cea, a. (Bot) Ooenrbitaoeouii.
Oocurilkcho, mn* A paper cone; a rouleau;
accrancopia.
CUE
C&dria, ^ A flat woven graas-rope.
Ca^bano, mn. Grape-basket; pannier.
Cn^lga, ^ Cluster of firuit hong up for usei
Guelf/a or ristra de c«&oUaaj3nnoh oi
onions; a birth-day present [coUam
CuelUdegolUdo, da, a. One who wears low
Caellierguido, da, ck Stiif-necked; elated
with pnldo.
Ca^llOftm. The neck; collar, collar-band
small end of a wax-candle; neck-clotl
Z&oantar el cueUo^ To be pixieperouBb
Cu^lmo, mn. Candle-wood; a piece of wood
torch-wood.
Cn6mbas, ^. Sort of silk stuff from India.
Cutoca, if, A wooden bowl; socket of tb*
eye.
Cnenoo, mn. An earthen bowl; hod.
Cu6nda,^£ndortieofaskein. Madf^
ein ou&nda, An entangled afialr, a com-
plicated buslnessw
(Tuenquecilla, tf, dim, A small bowL
Cu^nta, tf. Computation; account, reckon-
ing : narrative ; bead ; reason, satisflMtlon.
Cana de owentas, (Bot) Indian shot
CtierUa eorrienie^ Account current A'
hue»M euentOy On account, tai part pay-
ment A' eumtiOt Upon another's wora.
^' Ma ou«niA, At that rate. ZkwoumUa,
To answer, give account Darouentade
algo, (IronO To waste or destroy any
thing. Haeer cuentae aleff*^ To feed
one's self with vain hopes. P<i»ar cuen-
toe. To pray without devotion. TrUm"
nal de oumUa*^ Exchequer. Tener ccf-
ento, To take care of any thing; answer,
turn out profitable. Tomar par mi otp'
entOy To take upon one's selC Estemoi
d euentMy Let us attend to this. En r&-
mtmidat euenUu, In short; at last
Cuent^ro, ra, «. and a. Tale-bearer, informer,
miarepresenter.
Cn^nto, mn. A million. Camdo de euenioe^
A million of millions : account difficult to
explain; butt-end of a spear; variance,
uliutor «» oMentoa, To &11 to loggerheads ;
carry tales ; prop, support ; fictitious story.
Cuento de viffae^ Old women's stories;
misreport, He, story; aoeount, number.
A' cuento. To the purpose, seasonably.
See ee el euento^ That is the difficulty
J)^€ur»ede cueiUoBy To come to the point
Cndra, ^. A leather Jacket
Coords. »f. Cord, halter; cotgut siring;
matcn ft>r firing a gun ; chain of a watch
or dock; cord; roeasurei Cuerdae di
lae embierkUL (Nan.) Deck-streaks or
strakesL Aflq^r la euerda^ To tempei
the rigor of the law. Apretarlacuerda,
To treat with severity. Por debn^o (I«
euerda. Underhand, privatelv.
Cuerdamente, ad. Prudently, aaviscdiy.
Cuerdecica, ilia, ita, Cuerdezuda, ef. d4$n,
Funlde, a small cord. [or discreet
Cuerdedto, ita^ dim. Somewhat prudent
Cn^rdo, da, a. Prudent, discreet Jnuiciona;
in his senses. [or skin.
Cueredco, ito, am. <f (m, A small thin bids
Cuerenido, mn. A small thin skin ; a sack*
ing pig. [sportsman^ horn.
(ki6ma, ef, A horn vessel; deer's horn:
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Ooeraecfeo, SLov ito, am. dim, Comlde, *
snuUlfaorn. [knilo.
Oaernezailo, 9in, A amall bora; paring^
Oo^rno, Ml. Hon; feeler, the antenna of
inaeota. (Low) An inteijection. Y.Cds-
fita* 8kk Cuemo ds derta, HartV
Dorn. Obradou^mc,(V<art)lloTD-yroTk\
cornet, a musical Instnimont. L&vamtar
or mibir d wno sobre los ou^rtiM de la
luna^ To exalt one to the stars. F«rM
0» 2m overmw <M foro, To be In the most
inuninent danger. Pon^ lot owenuM^
To cnckold.
Ca^ 9m. Pelt» the skin of a& animal;
leather; bide, skin; a leathern bag to
canywinooroil; toper. Cuerodetwla,
Sole-leather. (TiMTMa/iM/o.Baw hides,
undressed bides. XsUrar M cuero^ To
make the meet of any thing. Bn eueroa^
Stark-naked. Enir^ cnero y eam^ Be-
tween skin and flesh. OcMm^Hangtogs
of gilded or painted leather. Omro €tt^
rior^ Caticle. Cu&ro interior^ Skin.
Cuerpeoioo, Ulo, ito, Caerpezadlo, 6m, A
small body or carcass.
On^rpOiffTKBody; trunk; corpse; matter;
corporation, gaild; any solid figure; floor
or story in a ouildlng. Dos mil cu&rpos
de UbroSy Two thousand volumes; the
whole ot a book; size; strength; a col-
lective mass. Cuerpo ds ^fercUo, The
main body of an army. Cuerpo do ro-
MTvOw A corps of reserve, uuorpo do
hataUa ds tma soeuadra, The centre
division of a fleet Ouorpo dol cabro-
oUhUo, Barrel of a capstan. Ouorpo d
ouorpoy Hand to hand. A' ouorpo doo'
ottbiortOy Without cover or shelter ; man-
iftetlv. Sn ouorpo do eamioOy Having
nothing on but the shirt Coh ol rey on
«/otMrpo,DeBpotica]ly. Ouorpodoguar'
cfio, A guard-room. Tratiarccmo ouorpo
do roy^ To feast like a king. Uaoor ad
ouorpo^ To go to stooL Tomar ouorpo^
To inereose, enlaroe. JSn ouorpo y on
akna, Totally, wholly. Sttar do ouorpo
prooonto^ To be actually present; also, to
lie in state after death. Mioa do ouorpo
proeontOy A mass sold while the corpse of
the dec<»ued is present in the church.
OcmtarouandolopidoolouorpOtToeiag
when one has a mind to.
Co^rva, ^. (Orn.) Crow.
Cnervedoo, illo, ito, sf»k dim, A little rook.
Cudrvo, am. (OrnO Baven, ^^'^TI} '^^^ ^^
oroo marino^ Cormorant Vontr ol eu-
ercOy To receive repeated reliefer succor.
Cn6sco, am. Kernel of pulpvlhdt; oil mill-
t>tone; wind ttom behind. [of flruit
Cnesqnillo, om. dim, A small kerael or stone
Cum^ if. Hill; mount: eloping ground;
Juest, money collected by begging ; coast
r ouoata aibajo.'to go down hllL Ir
ouoata anriba. To go up bilL Ouoata
arribOy Painfhlly; with great difficulty.
A' ouokaty On one*s shoulders or back;
to one'to charge or care. AlpHlaouottOy
At the beginning.
Cnestecfca, ma, ita, Cueetezu6)a, ^f. dim. A
*1 hill ; a gradual slope, dcdlvity.
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Guests, am. One who collects doM m
charity.
Cuesti^n, if. Question, inquhry; dis|Nit^
quarrel, riot; problem. Oaekiondoior'
montOy (Law) Torture. [caL
OuestioniU)le, a. Questionable, probl^uati-
Ouestioniir, i>a. To question, dispute.
Ouestionirlo, am. Collection of questions.
Cuest<ir, am. Queetor; mendioant.
Onestivio, ria, a, Y. Ouo&tuoao,
One6tu6so, sa, a. Lucrative, productive.
Cuest6ra, if Qneatorship, office of a queetoi.
OnetdUe, am. (Orn.) A large Indian bird.
Gu6va, a/. Gav^ grot; cellar.
Cu6vano, am, V. Ouibano.
Ooev6ro, am. Gave or grotto maker.
Guteo, Sfiu Hod Ibr mortar. (Little us.)
Farrago; bodge-podge. [lark.
rnticU, if (Orn.) Common field-lark, sky-
aia, ^OowL V. OoffuUa.
la, ^ A young lady who takes care of a
younger one.
Cnidadfco, iUo, Ito, am. dim, A little care,
tenderness; love allkir.
Onidido, am. Care, soMcltnde, attention ;-
caution, fear, apprehension, anxiety; ac-
curacy; keepti^, <*4Stody, charge; regard,
concernment, mtidftalness. JMardoou-
idado. To be very Hl-^niorJ. Ouidado /
Mind! stopl beware I [person.
Ouidad^r, am. One too carelhl; thougiitM
Guiadosamdnte, ad. Careftilly, attentively.
Guidaddeo, sa, a. Gareftal, solicitous ; vigi-
lant, mindf\iL rafter.
Cuiddr, vo. To heed, core ; keep, mlno^ look
Guita, if Care, griet affliction ; earnest de-
sire. ConUxr aua ouitaoy To tell one>
troubles.
Cuitadamdnte, ad. Slothfhlly, affliotedly.
Cnttadico, ica, illo, ilia, ito, ita, a. diKK
Timid; afflicted or troubled, pantmona.
GuitMo, da, a. Anxion^ wretched ; pusil-
Onit6so. sa, a. Urgent pressing.
G6}a, if Bag-cover ; the thigh.
Cq^irda, ^(Bot) V. CaroniUa do f ratio.
Owe, sm. Withe. Cu3oa.pl. Hoop-poles.
Oul&da, ^ Stroke with tf^ backside of any
thing; Ikll on ono^ seat-^ Shocks and
rollings of a ship.
CnlantrUlo, or Cnlantrlllo de Poso, am.
(Bot) Maiden's hair.
Cul&ntro, am. (Bot) Coriander. V. Oori*
andro and Oilantro.
Cul^ta, if. Breech of a gun, butt-end ; breeob-
pln; the back part 2>ardooulaia,T9
recoil.
CulatAxo, am. BecoO of a gun or musket
Gnl&zo. em. auf^m, A large backside.
Onleusido, am. Botch-work.
Gnldbra, «/: Snake; trick, ioke. Y.OuUbra-
00, StQl-worm: cunning woman. Saba
maa quo laa eulobraay He is very crafl>
and cunning. [oners to new-oomers.
OulebrAzo, am, "Whipping given by Jail prt» ,
Gulebreir, vn. To move like a anake;
crankle.
OuIebrUla, af Tetter, ring^worm; rooUiif^
stair of a loom ; fissure in a guft-boiraL
Cnlebrina, if (MIL) Culvorin.
Cul6bro. am. A male snake.
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OriAkr6n, mn. A large spake; a double-
dealer, [dotbefli
Oattta, ^ Stain of mine ta the swaddling-
Onliroi, mn. Gloat; disease In birds.
OUAro, ra, a. Slothftil, lazy.
Colito, am. (Urn. A small breech or backside.
GalniiferQ, ra, a. (Bot) Cnlmiferona.
Calminaddo, sf. Cnlminatlon.
ColmlnAr, vn. To culminate.
O^o, mn. Breech, backside ; bottom, socket
Oulo de mona^ Yttv luAy and ridiooloos
thing: (hilo cU pouo^ Sough, ill-mended
part in clothes^ [invBlid soldier.
€m6B, sm. A large breech or backside; an
C&lpa, ^. Fantt, offence, guilt
COlpiMdid, 4< (Little us.) OulpabiUty.
CuIpAblo, a. Oilpable; Umty.
Oalpablemtete, ad. Culpably.
Galpaci6a, ^, Crimination, reprehension.
Oulpadam^te, ad. Culpably.
OolpMo, da, & and a. Qnil^. [prosch.
Culp^, ffo. To blame, accuse, condemn, ro-
Oultamtote, ad. Neatly, genteelly; affect-
edly.
CulteranSsmo, em. Sect of purists in the use
of worda uid phrases.
OulterAno, na, a. Purist with affectation.
Onlerino, na, a, Belating to affooted purity
of style.
Cult^ro, 9m. Purist with offbotatlon.
CnitiparUr, ^a. To speak with affected ele-
gance, [gonco.
Gultiparnsta, a. Speaking with affected ele-
GultiTible, a. (Little us.) Cultivable.
ColtlTad^n, ^ CultiTStion, culture^
Cultiraddr, am. Cultivator ; kind of plough.
Caltirir, va. To cultivate, Ikrm, husband ;
l»e8erve, keep. [culture of the mind.
Cutkvo, WK unltlvaaon; Improvement;
C^ilto, ta, a. Pure, olegsnt; airectedly ele-
gant; polished, enlightened.— «1Y. Gul-
Culto, «mv Bespect to a person, as a teetl-
mony of worth; worship, adoration, re-
Ikrioas act of reverence. (htUodedulia^
Worship to ao«els and saints. Culto de
hiperdxMa^ worship of the Virgin Mary.
(^tUo de kOria, Adoration to God alone.
OuUo dMno^ Public worship. CuUo as-
Umo^ External demonstrations of wor-
ship to Ood. &Q. 0uUoind4bido,lXit^
worahip. Culto mgrado 6 rdigioso^
Worship to God. CuUo mtpar^/hiOy Wor-
ship by means of vain thinga Culto 9u-
Mratfoioeo, Improper worship.
Ooltro, am. (Prov.) Pk>ngh for the first fal-
low^don^iiag. [ganoe of style.
Calt6ra, ^ Culture, Improvement^ ele-
Culture, «aw (Prov.) To cultivate. Y.Cui-
Meor.
06mbo, c^ y. Combo,.
Oorab^ am. Negro dance and tunc
C6mbre,Cumbrera,4<Top,6uinmK, height
l/ikvor; apex.
-j^^de^oflk am Blrtn-day.
.Wt?<ijun6nte, ad. Completely.
' jKr'da, », ra, fl. That which must be
*^2*r, ra. A?uluble.
i^Tca. To b& a. Large, plentifhl, high.
kSriLna,AN<»f«np/<(toiAftiIlccat Una
C0Q
eomtida cwnplida, A plentifbl dinner
talented, fliuluess; polished, polite, civil,
courteous^
Cumplido, am. Compliment [missloiL
Cumplid6r, am^ One who executes a oom-
Cumplhnentdr, va. To compliment, con-
gratulate.
CumpUment6ro, ra, a. and a. (ColL) Full oi
compliments; oomplimental, oomplal-
sant; compltmontary.
Cumplimi6nto, am. Act of paying a compli-
ment oompbdsanoe, civility ; compUmeD t
completion, ftalfllling. Ai eumplimUnta
del Uempo^ or ddw,aao^ At the expire
tion of the time, ifo ae anda V. an oum
pUmientoa, Do not stand upon compU
menta.
Cumplir, va. To execute, discharge, or per
form one's duty; provide; humor, satis-
tyi acquit keep one's promise. Cumplir
anoa or diaa^ To reach one's birth-day.
CumpUrpor otro.lo do in the name 01
another.— ^tm., To be fit or convenient;
Buflice. El pUmo ae ha oumpUdOt The
time has expired.
Cumuladdr, am. Y. Aoumulador. [lar.
Gumuldr, f>a. To accumuUte. Y. Aeumu'
CumuloUvam^nte, ad. In heaps.
Cumulative, va, a. (Little us.) Cumulative.
Cumulo, am. Heap, pile ; throng of busi-
ness; trouble and difficulties.
Cuna, if. Cradle. Cuna de f>lentOt Swing-
ing cradle; foundling-hospital; the na-
tive oQuntiy: funily, lineage; ori^n.
Cundido,' am. The provision of oiL vin^ar,
and salt given to shepherds; honey or
cheese given to boys with their bread.
Cundir, fHR. (Oba) To occupy, fiU. — vn. To
spread; yield abundantly ; grow; propa
CunetflSrtne. a. Cuneiform, wedge-shape.
Cun^ 4/t Bocker, a woman appointed to
rock the Inihntaa.
Cun^ro, ra. «. (Prov.) A foundling.
CunSta, af. A small trench to drain the
rain-water.
C&fta, ^ Wedge. Cuflaa de mango, (Nan.)
Horainff-irraa. Cufiaa de loa maateleroa^
Fids or the top-masta. Cwiaa de laa
vaaadaa, Blocks of a ship's cradle. (7m-
iUia depunteria, Gun-quoin&
Cufiaderia, ^ Compatemitv, relation be-
tween a parent and god-parent; god-
fkther to a child. Qty.
Cufiadia, af. Cufiadio. am. Kindred by aJBn-
Cufiado, da, a A brother or sister-in-Uw.
Cufi6te, atn. Keg, firkin.
Cdfio, am. Die for coining; mark of quality
P^t on silver or gold.
Cup6, am. Landau ^carriage) ; coup6 (step;.
Cupido, am^ Bit of steel taken out of the
eye of a needla [bow arch-wise.
Cupit^ Tirar de eupitel. To throw a
Cupro^no, nS, a. (Poet) Belonging to the
cypress-tree.
C6puU, ^ Cupola, dome. [anothet
Cupulino, am. Xantem, a aniall cupola upoa
CuqutllSro, am. (Prov^ Baker's boy.
CuqulUo, am. (Om.) Cuckoo. Y. CuolWa
Insect which consumes the vineat
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CUR
06ni| wi. Ftfteh prlMt, rector, parson ; any
dantTman, prtost, or parson.— </ Core,
hoaUng; parsonage. Lo9 <Ur«cho9 de
ewrOf The does or fees of a parish priest
Cnrible, a. Curable, healablA.
Ovad6ii, 4< Cora, haalinc.
OnradilkiL «m. (Prov.) Codfish ; ling-flsh.
CorMo, da, a BectoriaL belonging to the
rector of a parish. Ben^clo ourado^
Core of souls, annexed to a benefice.— Ow
Cured, strengthened, restored to health.
Cm«d6r, «. Oreneer, carer. Ourador ds
Heiaa, Bleacher of linen. Ourador da
baoaktOf Cod-Mlter; guardian; physi-
cian; administrator. Oitradoradoima,
Curator of a minor^B estate. [dian.
Curaddra, f< Ouardianees, a female gnar-
Coradoria, iff. (Prov.) V. Owradw'uk
Cnradnria, ^. Guardianship.
CoHUle, 9m, Physio administerod to a hawk.
OurandMo, am. Quack, medicaster.
Cnhu-, va. and «i^ To cure, heal, restore to
health; prescribe; salt^ cure, preserve;
bleach linen, At. ; season timber : reoov
erlh)m sickness; remodv an evil Ou-
rar«e en Mktdi To guard against evil
Coratila, ^ (Iaw) Y. Ouraduria,
Ourativo, va, ck Curative.
Cnrito, am. Rectory, parsonage; parish.
Ottrato antifOt A small parish annexed
to another. [sloffer.
Curcuma, «/ Turmeric, a root resembling
CnrMa, if. Oun-carrlage ; stav of a cross-
bow. A' tmreHa rata^ Without parapet
or breast-work; without shelter or do-
lisnoe. TUxtr d ourafia rata, To fire at
Curieca, ^ Shear-wool
C6ria, «< An ecclesiastical court; care and
skill
CnriAl, a. Beladng to the Boman ottria.
Cnriil, WK. A member of the Roman ouria ;
subaltern employee in the tribunals of
justice; voter in the ancient Spanish
•ortesy [obipa.
CuriAna, tf. Kind of black ^j.—fi. wood
Curiosamente, ad. Curiously: neatly, clean-
ly, [neatness; rarity.
Ouriosidid, ^ Curioalty, inquisltiveneaa;
Curidso, sa, a« Onrlous, inquisitive; neat,
dean; handsome; careftd; odd; ftmny.
C6rO| am. A small vessel on the Oaronne.
Cnrruca, ^, (Cm.) Linnet, babbling war-
bler, (flutter.
CurmtAca, i/i A woman fbnd of show and
Curmtico, am. Bean, ibp^ dandy, coxcomb.
Ourrutico, ea, a. Affectedly nice in dress.
Ourrutaqueria, ^f. Dandyism, coxcombry.
Cnrs&do, da, & Accustomed, habituated,
inured.
Cun^ate, jM. Frequenting; one who hears
lectures in a university ; student, scholar.
Cnrsto, va. To frequent a place; follow a
courae of laotnrea in the aniversitiea.
Cursillo, am. dim. A short run or walk ; a
ahort course of leoturea. [In printing:
Ourilvo, va, a. Belating to aeript characters
Ourso, am. Course, direction, career; course
of iectaresL— ^ Loosaccca of the body.
Our§^ de la corrimU, (Nau.) The cur-
lo4
DAD
rent's way. Ourto ds la moriM^ Tte
tide's way.
Curadr, am. Messenger of a court <^Jnatifla
Curtacidn, ^ (Astr.) Cnrtation.
Curtido, da, a. Accustomed; dexteroaa
weather-beaten, tanned.
Curtiddr, 9m, Tanner, currier.
CnrtidoB, im. pL Tanned leather.
Curtiduria, ^. Tan-yard.
CurtimitotfCamk Tanning.
Curtir, vo. To tan leather.— «r. To brown
by the sun ; inure to hardships, harden.
C6rto, ta, & (Prov.) Short OabaJUocurto
Sbort-tailea horae.
Cornea, Car^a, tf. (Om.) Eagle-owl
Cur&l a. Curnle, belongug to a senatonn
C6rva, 9f. A curve. (Nan.) Knee-timber
Owrf>a cuadrada^ Square knee.
Curvat6n, 9m. Small knee-timber. Hon
Cnrvat6ra, Curvidid, ^f. Curvature, Infiex
CnrvUineo, nea, a. (QeooL) Curvilinear.
Ciirvo, va, a. Curved, crooked, bent
Cnsc6ta or Cnsc(itA europ^ ^ (Bot) Com-
mon dodder.
Cusir, va. To sew or sdtoh clumsily.
C6spide, ^ Cnq>ia, the sharp end of a thing.
Cust6dia, ^f. Custody, keeping; guard; tab-
ernacle; reliquary in R. C churches.
Custodier, va, V. Guardar.
Cu8t6dlo, am. Guard, keeper, watchman.
^n^«{ ciwtodio. Guardian angol
Cut4neo, nea, a. CntaneouSw [a aloop.
C6ter, 9m. Cutter, « sorull vessel ngged as
Cuticula, ^ The cuticle.
Cutionl&r, <m, Outicuiar. V. Cui&tuo.
Cntir, ML To knock one thing against an-
other.
C6tia, 9m, and/ Cuticle, the skin.
Cutd, am. Dirk.
C&tre, am. A pitiftil, miserable fellow.
Cuyo, ya, pron.po9. Of which, of whom,
whoee, wnereoc [heart
C6yo, 9m. Gallant, lover, wooer, sweet-
Cnz, Cut, 9m, A term for adling doga.
D.
D has the same unvaried sound it has in
English in the words dad^ded4cat9,JUL
did ; D. contraction for Ikm, i>0Ma, and
Doctor; DD. doctors.
Dible, a. Eaay, possible, ftasible.
Dabdvis, V^ Sort of cotton atnfll
Dikca, ad. (Obs.) This here, this dde, oti
this aide nere^ Daoa or <2a acd^ Frooi
this.
Diica, «. d^. Give here. Daca acA, Ghrt
hither. Sn daca 9909 pa^a*^ Inatriea
IkMi^ or da ao&^ or damkd acA^ Give me
bere^ [Hvery.
Dad6n, 4/! (Law) Dedltlon, giving up ; ^^
Dictllo, 9m, Dac^l, a poetic loot; j^'uiak^*
Shell
[tb-
Dactijo;6gla,?;!pactylolo«y,c<hn; rookW
DacUloI6mi% ^. l^^\wtXD^^^J^^^J
with the fln^^rs.
WKO ue nngers. An
Daddro, ra. a. What shonlg
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DAN
fHdlvtt, f< Oift, present, grant, keepsake.
I)adlT08am6nte, ad. Liberally, boontlfhlly.
DadlToaldid, 4^ Liberality, magnlflconce,
nonnty. [libera].
Dadlroeo, ao, a. BonntlAiI, roagnlfioent,
'Jido, am. Die— p^ Dice. A' una vueUa
tU dado^ At the cast of a die. Dado de
la roldana^ (Naa) Coak of a abeare.
Dadoi, GaBe-uiotforgan& Dado^ (Nan.)
Tablittga [a bill of exchange.
fladdr, hla God; donor, giver; drawer of
IMga, c^ Dasger; ftimace of a brick-kiln.
Dagnllia, tf. Small dagger: stiletto.
Ouik, ^ Mistress, oonctxblne.
IMla, %t Pnnip-dale of a ship.
D&lei, fnterj. Hold 1 a word of disoleasnre.
Da]lad6r, %m, (Pror.) A mower of grass.
Dall4r, «i. (Pror.) To mow.
Dine, mn. Scythe. [in the R. G. chnrcb.
Dalmitfca. «: Dalmatic, deacon's Testment
DAma, ff. Lady; damsel; lady conrted by
a gentleman; a mistress; queen, in
drangbts. Duma de palacio^ Lady of
honor. Dama corleecma^ Courtesan. J9f
smty dama. She is excessively nice;
American fallow deer ; game of draughtSL
Soplar la danut. To supplant another
and marry the lady. Primera dama,
First actress; Spanish dance. [oeno.
Damaotoo, na. Damasc^no, na, a. Y. Ama-
Dami^iiiba, ^ Dem^ohn.
Damaadnio, am. Y. AlUma.
Damaso6na, ^ Damson plum ; damascene.
Damaseido, da, a. Y. Aaamatcado.
DamAsco, mk Damask Brussels apricot;
, f^ Snk stntr resembling damask.
DamaBqu6ta, ^ Sort of chintz with gold
sprigSL [damask.
Damasquillo, am. Kind of cloth resembling
Damaaqnino, na, a. Damaskeened. A' la
damampiifut, Damascos ftshion.
Damiba, ^f. ^Low) A fine portly woman.
Daraeria, ^ Excessive nicety, prudery;
affected scrupulosity. [of pleasure.
Damis^la, f^. A young gentlewoman ; lady
Damnificad6r, ra, & One who damnifies.
Damnifiedr, «a. To hurt, damage, injure.
Danchido, da, a. (Her.) Dentate, indented.
Dinte, jxt. Giving; jftver.
D&iza, 9f. Dancei Meter en la danea, To
involve another in some afikir. For
dvnde «a la da^uaf "Wblcb way does
the wind blow?
Danzad6r, ra, «. Dancer.
Danzdnte, ta, a. Dancer; a knowing person ;
a fickle, airy person, ffablar danBonte^
To stammer.
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DAR
Dafiosam^nte, ad, HnrdtaUy miauMtmmt
ly, barmftdiy. [owl
Dafidso, sa, a. HnrtftaL ii^urljua, miaohlev
Dar, va. and n. To give, beetow; sopply;
deliver, confer; hit, strike, beat, knock ,
impart, extend, communicate; suppoee
erroneously. Dar ds qfot^ To flUI into
an error; consider as conolnded; allow,
grant, coincide in opinion; persist obstJ
nately in doing a thing; appoint; ucrl
flee; explain, elnotdate. Dar eotOra^
To hit against i>ar orMi^ To accred-
it, believe; trast Dar omenta def To
aooonnt J>arde corner^ To feed. Dar
ti testo^ To give the authori^. Dar
dado or de halde^ To give for nothing
Dar en el Manob, dar en el kito. To hi
the mark. Dar en rottro^ To reproach
for. Darjlado, To give credit Dar
g-ue haceTy To give tronble. Dar lieen-
dOy To give leave. Dar memerias. To
give one's respects. Dar da €Jo«^ To
meet with an unforeseen obstacle. Dar
raton^ To inform, give aa account o£
Darprutado, To lend. Dar d trompwi
or A hulto. To elve in the lump or buUc
Dar que reir^ To set a laughing. Dew
que Uorar^ To afford canse for crying.
Mi ftentana da al eampo, "hij window
overlooks the fleld. Dar Jxurro d la
manoy To famish materialsi Dar cvia-
dae, (Nan.) To strike repeatedly. Dar
tftf^roaCa, To run aground. Daraltraete^
To give up a thing; loses destroy. Dar
golpe, To strike the mind, astonish. Dar
ffarrote, To strangle. Dar qrima. To
aCHke with horror. i>ar toryoa, To pro-
long an afEair. Dar gana^ To excite a
des&e, have a mind to. Darpunto, To
fail, become insolvent Dar que senUr,
To hurt one's foelingai Dar que dedr.
To give occasion to cenaore. Dar <f«
baratOy To allow for peace' sake. Darte
djugar^ To be addicted to game. Dar
en oara, To stare in the fhce, reproach.
DarfuegOy To bream a ship. Dar calda^
To heat the iron. Dar ealle, To clear
the way. Dar con la entretenida. To
put off with words and excuses. Dar
cony To meet Dar de eomer al dtablo^
To wrangle. Dar de s^ To stretch.
Dar d nombre or el ionto, (Mil.) To give
the watch-word. Dar e< si, To consent
to marry a person. Dar en lae tnatadH'
rat. To touch one to the quick. Dar en
monkra. To be foolish. Darenunbc^ia^
To strike aground, get on shore. Dar
Jlador orjlafiea, To find bail, give secu-
rity. Dar el MjAriit*, To expire. Dar
gaerra. To wage war; torment Dar
Af^o, To miss fire. Dartaenhorabuena,
To congratulate. Dar la pae^ To make
peace. Dar lot diat. To congratulate
one on faia birth-day. Dar lot buenet
dias. To wish good-day. Darmmdrm'
^of». To get up early. Darmalrato, To
give uneasiness. Dar parte^ To sfacra
with; inform. Dar reoadoe. To greet
absent friends. 2>ar sefkrf, To give earn-
est money. Dar tras utMf To ncrseeata
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«M. Jkww^ratpadiUod^tnlxM To
MTipe the bottom of a ship slightly.
Dar «ai, To gire one his torn. Dor w-
CM^ To 07 out or so^un. Darvuelood
iM oooA«iTo OTerset * oosoh. Dar no-
patetaa^ To leap with joy. Dar ffoipe
alguna coaa^ To be surprised or struck
. with the beauty or rarity of a thing.
Dar baya^ To tease. Dar dimUs eon
dimU, To shirer with eold. Di donde
dUre^ Inconsiderately, without reAeo-
I'on. Dar ds mono. To depredate or
dMpise. Dar d kie, To be deliyered of
a child ; print, publish. Andar ef» dares
y tomarig. To dispute, contend.
Dirso, «r. To eonlbrm to the will of an-
other; jire one's self up to virtue or
vice. Darte d la vela, To set sail.
Dar9e d mereed, To surrender at dis-
cretion : oonoem, interest JfoMmeda
nada, It gives me no concern. Daree
4e la$ aetaa. To batter one's brains, screw
one^swlts; dispute or argue pertinadeus-
ly. Darte dperros. To become enraged
or fhrious. Daree al diarUre^iOollyTo
despair. Daree par v&noido. To surren-
der. Me doy por veneldo^ I give it up.
Daree ku marioe, To shake lianas.
2^(Mis0 ma/la, To contrive. Dareeprieta,
To make hssto, hasten. Da^ne tuna panr
uadoy To be (ied to satietv. Dorse imux
mtelta. To scrutinize one s own conduct
Dane «m repeloti. To gossip, diat
DardabasI, em. {On,} Hawk, kite.
Dardida, ^. Blow with a dart
IMbrdo, sm. Dart; serpent which darts upon
its prey ; a kind of harpoon. *
DargadandSta, f< Ntdcname of any poor,
impudent, young girl. [ing ships.
D^rsena, t< Flaoe for laying up and repair-
Dita, 4/: Date ; item ; oondTUon. De mala
data. In a bad state.
Datir, to. and «i. To date; reckon.
Datsria, $f. Datnry, an oflloe at Rome.
Datbio, em. The pHndpal ofllcer of the
datary.
D&til, mn. Date, the fk'oit of the date-pslm.
DaUl de rapota, The fruit of the dwarf
fkn-painu
DattlMo, da, a, Besombling a date.
DatiliUo, «fik dim. A small date.
Dativo, enu Dative, the third case of nouns.
Dito, em. Datum, a truth granted and ad-
mitted. Datoe^DuXn.
Diueo, em. (Bot) Osrrot
Diza, ^ (Hot} IJucem ; panlp-grass.
De, prep. Ot, m>m, with, by, on, some, for,
to; it points out the matter of which a
thing Is made. Vaeo deplata.K silver
cap. Deiniento, On purpoM. Demiedo,
From fear. ITora de comer. Dinner-
time. Z>tf<Ua,Byday. De aqui, Uenw.
It gives enei^ to an expression. XI
ladron del mozo. The rogue of a boy. It
is used to denote wme, dcoi Oomio del
peeoada, He ate some fish. Buenode
eemer, Good to eat De Italde^ For
noCblBg, pati&
Dein, Ml. Dean.
DeaaMo, Deaniigc^ em. Deaashlp.
' DEC
Deb^, ad. Beneath, below. Debt^ di
mono. Underhand, privately. — prep.
Under, below, depend^it
Deb&te, em. Debate, altercation, dlBcnssioa
Debatir, WL To debate, arg)ie, discuss,
combat [war; oonqoest
Debeladdn, ^/T Debellation, conquering in
Debelir, to. To debellate, conquer.
Deb^, sm. Obligstion, duty; debt
Deb^, wk To owe ; be obliged ta Debs
de S8tarfi*io, It must be cold.
Debidam^Bte, ad. Justly; duly, exactly,
perfectly.
Debi6nte,jKi. Owing; debtor.
D^biL a. Feeble, w^k, debilitated, infhrm;
frail; pusillanimous.
DebUidAd, ^. DebUity, weakness, languor;
feebleness ; pusiUailimity, fondness ;
frsilty.
DebUitad6n, ^ Debilitation, extenuation.
Defoilit&r, «a. To debilitate, weaken, ex-
tenuate, [lamely.
D^bihntote, ad. Weakly, foebly, foinUy,
IMbito, em. Debt, duty, obligation, office,
task. [skius.
D^bo, em. Instrument used for scraping
D^cada, ^ Decade, the number or sum <^
ten. [dencia, On the decline.
Decad^ncia, ^ Decay, dediue. En deoa-
Deoad6nte, pa. Decaying, declining.
Decadr, vn. To decay, dedine; taxi to lee-
ward. [sideSb
Dec^gono, em. Decagon, a polygon of ten
Decalmidnto, em. D^y, decline, weakness.
Dec^ogo, sm. Decalogue, the ten oom-
roandments. [the camp.
Deoampam6nto, snk Decampment, shilting
DecampAr, vn. To decamp. [munity.
DecaoMo, em. Dignity of senior of any oom-
Deoano, em. Senior of a community.
Decaotaddo, f/T Decantation, pouring off.
DecantAdo, a. Roasted, exalted. [oaot
Decanter, vo. To cry up, exa^rate; de-
Dooapltaoidn, «/. Deoapitatioo, beheadilng.
Decapitiir, va. To decapitate, behead.
Decasilabo, a. (Poet) llavlng ten syllables.
DecastUo, em^ (Arch.) Decastyle, an assem-
blage of tea pillars.
Deoemvirito, em^ Decemvirate.
Deoemviro, em. Decemvir.
Dec6na. ^. Denary, collection often.
Decenil, a, DeoenniaL
Decenirio, ria, a. Decennary, ihe tenth
bead of the rosary. [modesty.
Deotoda, ^. Decency, propriety ; honesty,
Deoend^, vn. V. Deeoender.
Decendimitoto, em^ Y. Deteendimiento.
Deo6nio, em, Bpaoe of ten yeara
Deotoo, na, a. Tenth, ordinal of ten.
Decentar, va. To commence the use of
things; begin to lose that which had
been preserved.— 'Vr. To i^juro the skin
or body; be bed-ridden. .„
Deo6nts^ a. Decent lieooming, soltsp'^ ^^Is*
«"«*"■• reasonable; modest-f »^ -^
parents.
>ecentem&
comely. (Iron.]
Decepddn, ^f. * '
Dooem^r, «<K '
. r**roi
Deoentemtote, ad. l>eojr
^cemir.
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^■crf^^ 9UK Decease, a nataral death.
Deefaido, 9m. Sample, pattern, doiign,
BUndard; example, modeL
Dedble, a> Expressible.
Daefd^nu, ^.pL (Coll) Eloquence.
Decid^ro, ra, & What may be said without
inoHivcoienceL
Beeidido, a. Proftased, devoted.
Deddir, «a. ud vr. To decide, determine,
neolTe, conclude. [Versifier.
Dedddr, ra, t. Fluent speaker; it wit (Ob&)
Deei&ite, »m. He who falls or deceasea.
I>6eima, tK Stanza ol ten lines; tenth,
titha
Deetm^ a. Decimal ; belonging to tlthesi
JKfnioe deofmalM, Tithe*rents.
DMmuioTi6nft, ^ One of the registers of
AQ organ.
D^dmo, ma, a. Tenth, ordinal often.
DMmocuirto, ta, cu Fourteenth.
D6elmon6no, na, a. Nineteenth.
Dteimotpiinto, tk, a. Fifteenth.
D6dmo86ptimo, ma, a. Seventeenth.
DMmoateto, ta, a Sixteenth.
Dtehnot^rdo, ela, a. Thirteenth.
Dedoch^no. na, a. Eighteenth; kind of
doth. Y.JHmiochmo,
Decir, va. To saj, tell, qyeak ; assure, per-
suade; name; correqwnd; denote, mark;
dedare upon oath. Deeir ds repenie,
To make vefses off hand. Dedr bien^
To roeak fluently ; explain a thing well.
D^atr U^€r€ta$^o pwrslst in an errone-
cua opinion. iHgot I say; hark. Far
m^ar deetry Mots proMrly speaking.
Xi deeir ds Uu aerUe&, The opinion of
the people. I>Mir de si, To affirm any
thti^. I>ecir ds no^ To deny. J>ee(r
por dsdr. To talk Ibr the sake of talking.
I>04 d nU capote. I said in my sleeve.
Dietr eu atreviao peruuitnisrUo or 9u
dotor. To pop ttie quest iun.
D^dr, 9nK A notable saying. Dsdirsa^ Idle
talkffidse: -»-'
Dedsldn, «/! »;
judfflient;
Deelnvam6o
Dedalvo, va, ».
Deda6rio, rl i-
dlng. J.
Dedamadfa e,
Declamad6r,
Dedamir.vi
Deelamat6ri<
Dedaracldn, a-
tion, exp t;
overture, ]
Declaradam^ r-
edly. (piBii^^ mannest
Deelarido, da, a and pp. Declared, ex-
Deelaraddr, ra, «. Declarer, expositor, ex-
plainer, expounder.
-^lar&nte, 9m, Dechuw; a witness in the
Q. of being examined. Juandedaranie^
-c^Jkativo person.
/leelarav, vo. To declare, manifest; ex-
poand, exfilaln. (Law.) To determine
and decide ; dipoee upon oath.— itt. To
declare one'ii oplBJon. [tory.
Dec]arat6rio^ ria, a. Declantory, oxplana-
DED
— — — »
Doclinible, a (Oram.) Declinable, variable
Declinacl6n, ^. DocUnaUon, decay, Ikll, de
dine; declension of noius.
DeclinAnte, a. Declining; bending down.
Dodin&r, vn. To decline, lean downward ;
sink, decay, degenerate. Va declinando
el dia, It Is near twilight— w. (Gram.)
To decline ; challenge a judge, transfer a
cause to another tribunal.
Dedinat6ria, ^C Plea against the comp»>
tencyofajudge;
Declinat6rio, 9tn. Declinator; cUnomelar.
Dedive, Declivio, 9m. Declivity, incllnatioiL
DeoUvldid, ^ Declivity.
Deoocci6n, ^ Decoction.
D6ooracl6n, 9f. Decoration, ornament
Decorad6r, 9m. (Little ua.) Decorator.
Decorir. wt. To decorate; honor; exalt;
learn by heart
Dec5ro, 9m. Honor, reepeet; circumspec-
tion, gravity; purity; deccnum, decency.
Decorosam^nte, ad. Decently, decorously.
DeeoT^so, sa, a. Decorous, decent
Deoorticacidn, ^ Decortication, the act of
stripping the bark.
Decreed, vn. (Little us.) To decrease.
Decrem^nto, 9m, Decrement, decrease,
diminution. [noise.
Decrepitaci6n, &/. Decrepitation, a crackling
DecrepitAnte, pa. (Chem.) Decrepitant
Decrebit&r, va. and n. To decrepitate;
crackle when put over the fire.
Decr^pito, ta, a. Decrepit, worn with age.
Decrepit6d, «/ Decrepitude; old age.
Deoretaci6n, sf. (Little us.) Determination,
establishment
Decret&l, f< Decretal, letter or rescript of
the pope. — a. Decretal. [decrees.
Decretalista, 9m. Decretlst, expounder of
Decreti^, va. To decree, determine, resolva
Decret^, 9m. List of criminals; eollectioL
of decrees. [the decretala
Deoretista, em. DecretiBt, one who expounds
Decr6to, 9m. Decree, decision, resolotlon ;
ordtf, determination ; ordinance. Deere-
to9 de cqfofUt Common decrees. fcial.
Deoret6rio, ria, a. Decretonr, critical; Judi-
Dec&bito. em. Particular flow of the hu«
mors; lying down to rest
Ddcuplo, pla, a. Decuple, tenfbld.
Deotiria. 9/. Ten Soman soldiers under a
decnrion; in the schools a class of tcL
scholars under one monitor. [curia.
Decuri&to, 9m. Students belonging ioAde-
Decuri6n, 9m. Decorion, chief of ten ; stu-
dent who has the xare of ten others.
Deeurion de deourionUt A chief moni-
tor.
DecArsas, ^ pL (Law) Arrears of rent
Dec^rso, 9m. Oourse, suooeasion of move
ment or time.
Dedida, ^ A pinch of any thins. Dari
uno vna deaada de miel^ To deceive.
Ded41, 9m» Thimble; a very small drink*
ing-fflasB.
Dedalera, ^. (Bot) Fox-glovei
Dedieadon, ^. Dedication; consecration
inscription.
Dedicate, pa. Dedicating, dedicator.
Dedlvar va. To dedioaie, devote, consecrate
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Dediait6rl% ^f. Dedioation, inaoriptlon of *
book. [soonu
I>cdlgnir, va, To disdain, daepise.— «r. To
I>odiI «m. Tbomb-Atall of linen or leather.
L*«dUlo, ito, Mn. dim. A little flngor.
Z^ddo, 9m. Finger; toe; Anger's breadth, }
af an inch ; hand of a clock or watch : a
■mall bit Oanar d d€tlo\ To gain by
laches. Mfeter lot d^ot^ To pump one.
SenalatU eon el dedo. To point at an-
other. I>edopidffar^ Thxanh. J>tdoSn>-
<tt(}«, The index or fore-fioffer. DododA
oorcmout Middle finger. Dedo OMular,
The ring-finger. J^edo tn^Uqus^ The
little finger. [quence.
DednoclAn, ^. Deduction, origin, conse-
Dedackblei a. (Little us.) Dedudble. in-
ferable, [as a plea: subtract, deduct
Dedncir, to. To deduce, infer; allege, offer
DeductiTO, ra, a. (Little us.) Deduclve.
DeActo, ad. In feet, actually.
Defeloir, va, Y. D^fidear.
Defeoc{6n, tf. Defection, apostasy ; revolt
Defectible, a. Defectible, imperfect, defi-
cient
DefectiUo, tm. dim. Blight fenltor defect
DelbotiTO, va, a. Defecuve, imperfect
Def^to, sm. Defect, feult; natural imper-
DEJ
Definit^rio. wl Synod, chapter or aiMBi*
biy of religfous orders: house or hidL
Define, S97I. Boceasion of the moon.
Deformacldn, ^. Deformation ; defedng.
Deformad6r, mn. One who deforms or dia-
Deform&r, va. To deform, disfigure, [ring.
Deformat6rio. ria, a, Deforminie, disflgu-
Deforme, a. Deformed, disfigureo, ugly.
Defermem6nte, odL Deformedly.
DefermidAd, ^ Deformity, hideoosness;
gross error. [ceit
Defraudaddn, ^. Defirandation, fraud, de-
Defhiudad6r, 9m. Defirauder, defeultor.
Defrand&r, va. To deflraud ; cheat, trick ;
intercept the light of the sun; spoil tho
[cy.
Defensdrio, sifk Defence, an apologetic wri-
ting; a memoir, a manifesto.
Defer^nda, t< Deference, eomplaisanee,
oondesoension. [ent
Defertote, a. Assenting, deferring; defer-
Deferir, vn. To defer, yield.— «a. To com-
municate, share in the power.
Defici6nda, 9/. Deficiency, Imperfection.
Defld^nte, a. Defective, feulty, deficient
Deflnible, a. (LitUe us.) Definable, ascer-
tainable.
Doflnld6n, «/ Definition; decision, deter-
mination.---^ Statutes of military orders.
Deflnido, da, a. Definite.
Definiddr, rnn, Definor; a member of the
government of a religious order.
Deflnir, va. To define, describe, ezphdn;
dedde; finish.
Definitivamtote, ad. Definitively.
Deflttitivo, va, a. Definitive, determinate.
Dofii6re, ad. Externally, outwardly.
Defunddn, «/ (Prov.) Death; ftmeral.
Def&nto, sm. Y. Df/unio.
Degeneradon, «/ Degeneration, i ^
DegenerMo, da, a. Degenerate, degenerousL,
DegenerAr, vn. To degenerate, grow wild;
Deglud6n, ^ Deglutition, swallowing.
DegoUad6n, ^ DeoolhUion. beheadhig.
Deeolladdro, «yn. Throttle; slaughter-house*
the scaffold; a place in tlie pit fertheei
from the stage, with no seats. DeffoUa-
dsro do bouaOt Cutpurse; a very dear
shop or store. Usvar al dtgouadoro^
To put one in great danger.
>egollad6r, 9m. Beadsman, executioner.
>egolladfin, ^f. CutUng of the throat; in-
terstice; aslope; slander part of balus*
ten.
>egolli^, va. To behead; destroy, ruin;
teaseu DogcUar d 9anqrka9y To debili-
tate by excessive blood-Iettine.
>egradad6u, f/T Degradation ; fell ; degen-
eracy: diminution. no^B^*
>egTadar, va. To degrade, lesson, plac«
>egU6Uo, 9m, Decollation ; neck, narrow
part ; destruction, ruin. Tirar d degikO'
uo. To seek one's ruin.
>eh68a, ^ Pastur»-ground. Dehooa oon-
ea)iL (x>mmon, a pasture-ground, [ture.
)ehesir, va. To turn arable land into pas-
)ehea6ro, 9m. Keeper of a pasture-ground.
Jddda, 9m. Deldde, crudflor of Christ
Ddddlo, 9m, Deldde. murder of Ohrist
Dddad, ^ Deity, divinity; goddess.
Deifero, ra, 9. One who carries God in hU»
heart
Deiflcad6n, «/[ Deification.
Deified, va. To deify, praise excessively.
Deifico, a, Deifieal, making divine.
Deifirme, a. Ddform, of godlike form.
Delpara, 9f. Ddparoua, that brings forth a
Ood ; appUed to the blessed Ylrgin.
Deinno, m*. Deism.
Deista, sm. Deist
D^a, 4/! Prominence between two flasum
D4ad6n. ^f. Aot of leaving, relinouisU^
or giving up; abdication, tmgq^k^*'-^
D^faeUm do M«i«s, Olviat up omI
property to creditors.
DtAi^tf.Y.D^aeion.
Dcjad^ «/ Slovenlinesi^ neglect,
lassitude.
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MMo, da, cu Slovenly, idle, indolent;
dqjwrted, low-spirited.
D^femitoto, «n. Aot of leaving, relinquish-
ing, or giving up; indolence, eareloes-
tum\ Ungoor, decay of eplrits; abdica-
tion, resliniation.
IHIir, «& To leave, let, relinqalsh, quit;
omit: permit; forsake; yield; conunit,
give in cttarae ; nominate, appoint />e-
Jor <2ioAo, To leave word or orders. De^
jar 6tcrUo, To leave in writing. J>^aie
«M frniffo^ Let Iiim come ; to lay away.
h^lfar atras. To excel, eorpaas. Dt^
«» oiMTot, To strip one of bis prepay.
I>^arfrtteQ A alffuno. To fhi8&at& baf-
fle. iMar para maflaiutf To delay,
procrastuiata— vr. Kot to take care of
one's self; to allow or soffer one's self
to; become languid ; abandon one's self
to. D^ofM Uewr, To soffer one's self
to be led by another. D^arm caer
abafo ppr tm Ho, (Nan.) To drop down
a river. JD^rse caer d la popOt To
lUl astern. JMcwe alffuna eowk e» tl
UnUro, To omit something necessary to
the sul^eet [Ing or drinking.
IHjillo, 9m. din%. Blight taste loft after eat-
D^ am. End, termination; negUgenoe,
lazineas; reUah; resolt [anything.
Ddo^, va. To extract the sobstsnoe of
Del, Of the, a contraction of Ja ^
Deladdn, ^ Delation, aocnaation, impeach-
ment: information.
DrianUl, tm. Apron.
Deliuite, aeU Forward, in (tont-^rep.
^ in presence oC
Delant6ra, ^ Front, fore end, tHe fore part ;
front seats; fbre skirts; ftontiers; advan-
tage: the lead. Ooger la delanUrOs To
set the start of a person. Jr en la d&-
Zon^M-Ot To bike tne lead.
Delant^ ra, a. Forenoost, first [tilllon.
Delant^ wt. The first, chle^ leader; po$-
Ddatible, a. Accnsable, blamable.
DelatAnte, pa. Informer, accuser.
Delatitr, ma. To inform, aoouse, denounce,
impeaeh.
Delat6r, tm. Aeoaser, informer, denouncer.
D61e, mn. (Print )I>ele, to be erased.
Delectael6n, qf. Delectation, pleasure, de-
light
Deleotir, wk To delight
Delegad^n, •/. DelefpUton. substitution.
Delegido, tm. Delegate, deputy, commis-
sioner. feAtee.
DeUgAnte, pa. Constituent, one that dele-
DeleMT, «A To delegate, substitute.
DddtabiiidAd, «/ Delectableness, dollght-
DatdtAble, a. Delectable, dellghtAiL
Deleitia>lemdnte, ad. Delighti^y.
Deleltac!6n, ^f. Delectation, pleasure.
Delaitamltoto, am. Delight, pleasure.
De]«itinta,pa. Delighting.
DeleitAr. «a. To delight, please.— «r. To
hare deUght or pleasure in.
Dsl^itCL am. Pleasure, delight, gratiflcaUon.
I>MmU 9m$ual, The emotion of any hiw*
, fclpleaaore; lust
DeI«l£oMm6nte, ad. Delightftilly, pleasantly.
DEM
Deleit6so, sn, a. Delightftii, agreeable* plea»
ing. [terr
Delet^reo, ea, Oi (Mod.) Deleterious, dela>
Deletread6r, «m. Spoiler.
Deletredr. t>a. To spell; explain, examine.
Deleznible, a. Slippery, smooth ; AragUe.
Deleznaddro, 9nu A slippery place.
Deleznami^nto, »m. Act of slipping;
Delezn&r, vtu To sUp, slide; do or spoak
carelessly.
Dolfin, am. Dolphin; dauphin.
DeUlna, ^. Dauphiness.
Delf inio, am. (Bot) Larkspur. Tacntdly.
Delgadam6nte, ad. Thinly, delieately;
Delgad6z,4/: Thinness; acuteuess; leanncMS.
Dolg^o, da, a. Thin, light : slender ; acute :
short IfaiAo ds inuc/ios ddgadot^ A
sharp-bottomed ship.
Delff^o, wn. A strait place. Ddgadoa^
Flanks of anlmala. [resolution.
Dellberaclon, ^. Deliberation, rellection,
Dellberadam6nte, ad. Deliberately.
Deliber^, vn. To consider, deliberate ; con-
sult—-or. To have delight or pleasure in.
—pa To deliberate.
Deliberativo, va, a. Deliberativa
Delibr&r, «a. To liberate.
Delicadam^to, ad. Delicately. rnessi
Delicad^^/T Delicacy; gentleness; fidnt*
Delicad^f/CDelicateness; nicety; daint-
iness; dexterity; fineness; perspicacity;
curlodty. [beautind: arduoun
Delicido, da, a. Delicate ; weak ; liiin ; nice;
Delida, ^f. Delight comfort, satis&cUon.
Delidosam^nte, ad. Dellciously, daintily.
Delicl^ao, sa, a. Delicious, delightful, pleaa>
ing.
Delicuesc^noia, ^ Deliquescence.
Delicueso^nte, a. Deliquescent
Delincu^nte, pck. Delinquent, ofTender.
Delineaoi6n, ^ Delineation, draft, sketch.
Delineam6nto, Delinoami^nto, rnn. Deline*
ament
DelineAr, wk To delineate, sketch ; describe.
Delinquimi^to, am. Delinquency, fault,
transn-ession.
Delinqmr, «n. To transgress the law, olTond.
Delint^, Delinterur, vo. Y. Ceder and TVoa-
pa9ar.
Deliquio. am. Swoon, a fhlnting-flt, ecstasy.
Deliramento, am. Delirium. [ving,
Dclir^te, pa. Delirious, light-headed ; ra-
Delirdr, vn. To delirate, dote; rant, talk
nonsense.
Delirio, tn. Delirium, dotage; rant
Delito, mh. Transgression; ikult, crime,
Delia, D^lo. Contractions of de eUa,d6 eUo,
Of her, of it Delia con della, Recipro-
cally.
Delfibro, tm. An Idol or its temple.
Delusivo, va, a. Delusive, lUlaoious.
Delua6r. am. Cheat impostor, deluder.
Delusoriamtote, ad. Delusively deceitfUly
Delnsdrio, ria, a. Deoeitfhl, &llacious.
Demag6go, am. Demagogue.
Dem4nda, 4^ Demand. Salirdlademanda^
To appear in one's own defence ; request ;
charity-box. (Nau.) Look-out; intarvo
gallon.
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D«mand«d6ro, n, «. A semnt of* nannerT
or a JaU. fonsM.
DtnumdMo, da, «. The defendant, the ao-
Demaodaddr, •m. One askinff charity to
ptona uses; claimant, plainuff; one who
aoliclts in maniwa.
Demand&nte, pa. Claimant, complainant,
plaintift [steal
Demandir, «& To demand ; daim ; covet ;
Demarcaci6n, ^. Demarcation.
I>emarcad6r, rnn. Deeignator, sarTejor.
Ddmarc&r, «a. To mark oat limlta, sorvej.
Demie, <k Lo^ loa^ or las demoM^ The resL
the others. JEwir cfMrnu^ To be over and
abeve; n8elea& Por demote Useleself,
in vain, to no purpose. [plooaneaa.
Demuea, am. pL (Pror.) Abnnoanoe, co-
Demasia, tf. Excees in price; ni\)ast claim ;
OBelen expense; ardaous enterprise; ir-
regolarity ; incivility ; abondauce, plenty.
En denuma, Excessively.
DemasIadamSnte, ad. Excessively; toa
Demasi&do, da, a. Exceasivo: bold, daring.
Demtsiiido, ad, Enongh, snfBdontly, ex-
cessively.
DemediAr, to. To snndor ; lose half its value.
Domdncia, ^. Demency, madness, insanity.
Dementir, va. To dement, render mad.
Demdnte, a. Demented, mad, distracted.
Insane. [tng.
Dem^rlto. em. Demerit, ill desert; demerit-
Demerit^rio, ria, a. Withont merit
Demlis. «/ pi. (Volg.) Stockings: trowser&
Demlsien, v- Sabmission, humility.
D^mo, tm. (Prov.) Demon, evil spirit
Democr&da, iff. Democracy.
Dem6crata, am. Democrat
DemocrAticam^nte, ad. Democratioally.
DemocriUico, ca, a. DemocraticaL
Demol6r, vo. To demolish; obliterate.
Demolici6n, tf. Demolition. [demonian.
Demoni&co, ca, a. Demoniacal, devilish;
Demonicb6cbo, 9m, (Lomt) An ugly, hide-
ous little deviL
Dem6nio, 9m. Demon, lioniliu'. [devil
Demofiu61o, sm. dim, A little demon or
Dero6ra, Demorinza, f/C Delay, protraction ;
demurrage. [To bear.
DemorAr. vn. To remain, eontlnne. ^au.)
Demoetrable, a. Demonstrable, manifesta-
ble, [tensibly.
DemoetrablemSnte, ad. Demonstrably, os-
Demoetracidn, ^f. Demonstration* mani-
festaUon.
Demaetrad6r, ra, «. Demonstrator.
Demostr^, «& To demonstrate, prove,
manifest
Demostratlvam^nte, ad. Demonstratively.
Damostrativo, va, a. Demonstrative.
Demudaci6n, it Change, alteration.
DemudAr, «a. To alter, change. — or. To be
changed.
Demulctote, a. and 9m. (Med.) Demulcent
Den4nte, Den&ntes, ad, (Prov.) Y. A'ntst,
Denirio, tm. A Soman small silver coin ;
^i>ftimai- [her of ten.
IHnAriot ria, a. Tenth, eontaining the nnm-
D6nd«, ad. Hence, fh>m V. Dstde,
Pendrita, Dendrite, a/ Dendrite.
Oencgaoi6n, 9f. Denial, reftmaL
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DenegAr, «a. T6 deny, leftiae, denegitak
Denegreo^r, va To blacken, darken.
Denegrido, da, a. Blackened, denigrated,
ea, a. Fastidious, over-nice, acm*
ie.«ffk Fastidiousness; prudery; short
Tell; influenza.
Denguteo, ra, a. Prudish, affected. V. Den-
go9o, \ss^^ok-
Dentgraci6n, ^. Denigration, stigma, dia*
Denigrir, «a. To blacken, calumniate, d*>
rmou&Ir.
»usiy, in^'
Denod^o, da, a. Bold, Intrej^ audadoua
Denominable, a, (Little usw) Denominable.
Denominaci6n, rf. Denomination, [tively,
Denominadamdnte, a<L Diatlnetly, defini-
Denominad^, tm. Denominate, [name.
Denominir. «& To denominate, give t
Deoominativoi va, a. (Little usw) Draomi-
nativcL [snltingly.
Deno8tadam6nte, odL Ignominiously, in-
Denoetad&r, 9m. Yilifier, raUler, revller.
Denoet^, «a. To insult, revile, abuser
Denotib'. «a. To denote, signifV ; explain.
Denotativo, ya, a. Donotl^ denotative.
Densam6nt& ad. Cloeely, densely.
DensldAd, ^ Denaily, closeneas; obaonri^',
darkneaa.
D^nso, aa, a. Dense, thick ; close, compact
DentiUio, da, a. Toothed, dentate; indented.
DentadAra, sf. A set of teeth.
Dentiil, am. Ploughshare-bed; wooden fork;
instrument for extracting teeth; tooth-
ahelL "^
Dentil, a. Dental
Dentiir, va. and n. To tooth, fhmiah with
teeth, indent; teeth.
Dentdria, ^ (Bot) Tooth-wort
Denteabrufio, Denteagr(iao, 9m, Oreat
q>leen-wort
DenteciUo, 9m, dim, SnuOl tooth.
Dentd^n, 9m, Ox-yoke.
Denteliria, ^f, (Bot) Lead-wort
DentellAda, «< Qnaabtng; nip; iropreeaion
by the teeth. A' dmHeUaaas^ Bnam>ish-
Iv, peevishly. Dor 6 aaeudir d&nieUa-
009. To speak surlily and uncivilly.
Dentell&do, da, a. Denticulated, dented ; bit
Dentelliir, vn. To gnash, grind the teeth.
DentelleAr, «ck To bite, fix the teeth in any
thing. [Bnvidia.
Dent^ «^ Tinging pain in the teeth. V.
Dentecu^ em. dim. A little tootli.
Dentiddn, ^f. Dentition, teething.
DentioulAr, €k Denticulated, toothed.
DentSrta, 9m, Dentist Iteelb.
DentivAno, na, a. Having long and large
Dent6n, na, a. Having huge uneven teeth.
Dentin, 9m, Dental, a amaU ahell-flah.
DentrArobos, profit Contraction of 2^ «»•
traimbo9,
Dentrifloo, 9m. and a. DenUfHoe.
Ddntro, ad. Within. Dmatro <k, In, within.
Dentfinoi, da, a> Having large uneven teotik
DenuMo, 9m, Boldness, andtilouaojs^
conrage.
DenutetOb ^"^ Alliront insult
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DoBfiBoki, ^f, Denunciation; Information
against anotherperson. [DdaiabU
Deuattdible, a. Fit to bo denounced. Y.
Denaociacldn, ^ Denanciation, denounce*
ment [aoooser.
Deannciaddr, mn. I>ennnc{ator, informer,
Dennneiir, co. To adriae: denounce ; fore-
tell
rkenonclat^rlo, rla, a. Denunciatory.
DenAncio, em. (Pro v.) V. DenuneuL
Deogradas, «. A term used In saluting.
D^iirAr, va. To offer, ftimish, preeent
Drpi&rtamtoto, em. Department^ provinoe,
distrlot.
Departtddr, em. Distributor, divider.
Departimiteto, 9m. DiTision; difference
Depntir, tw. To apeak, converse; contend.
— CO. To dirioe; distingniah; ai^e;
teach; mark out, impede, obstruct
DepanpeWur, «a. To impoverish ; debilitate.
Dependtoda, ^ Dependence; subordlna-
a<m; rriation: bnatnesa. [on.
Depender, «n. To depend; be dependent
Dependldnte, p(K and «m<, A clerk, a de-
mndent, subordinate ; depending ; client,
Dependientemtote, ad. Dependentlr.
Deplorible, a, Depl<M«ble^ lameatable, ea-
lamitoua [ftaUy.
Depiorablemtote, ad. Deplorably, mourn-
Deplorir, ixi. To deplore, lament, bewail.
Dnpon6nte, «. Deponent, a witness.
Deiwndnte, a. Deponent
Uepon^, va. To depose: make affidavit,
eweer, affirm ; lav by; deposit
Depopolad4ir, em. Depopulator, devastator.
Deportael6n, tjf Deportation, transportation.
Deportir, «a. To transport, exile, banish.—
«r. To rest [time.
Dep6rte, »m. Diversion, amusement pas-
Deposiddn, 4^ Bemoving; deposition, as-
sertion. [In trust
Depoeitad6r, em. One who leaves anything
Depoait&nte, pa. Depositor. [inter.
Deixwitir. va. To deposit; give; indose;
Depoeftarta, 9/. DeposHorv. [ceiver.
Deposttibio, ria, «. Depositary; trustee, re-
Dq>08it4rlo, riaJo. Relating to a depository.
DepAsitOL em. I)epo8it, trust; depodtory.
I>epdmto de ammaUn perdidos^ Pound.
D^iravad^n, ^. Depravation, depravity.
Depravadam^nte, aa. Depravedly.
DqiravMo, da, a. Bad, depraved, lewd.
Depraved^, em. Depraver, corrupter.
popravi^, vo. To deprave, vitiate, corrupt
l)eprecad6n, ^ Petition, prayer, depreca-
tion, [cate.
Oeprec^, vet To entreat. Implore, depre-
Deprscativo, va, Deprecat6rlo, ria, a. JDe-
preoatire.
D^rcddn, e/ Depreedon ; abasement
Depree6r, em.. Depressor, oppressor.
Deprtmir. va. To depress, bumble, sink.
Depuradon, ^. Depuration, puriDcation.
"" 'do^ da, a. Depurate deansed, purl-
V^^Mo,
Dfporir, va. To depurate, deanse, purify.
Depurat^rio, ria. a. Depuratory, purifying.
C«piitAr, ra. V. JHpvtar.
DER
Dereo^ra, if. The straight way or road to •
place.
Derdcba, «/ Itisht hand, right side ; pack
of hounds. A' derecheu or a Las d^r^has.
Bight; well done; honestly. A' titerUiso
d^rechaiL Right or wrong. No hacer
cona d derecha*^ Not to do any thing
right [mally
Derocham^nte, a<2. Directly; rightly; for*
Derech^ ^. The direct load. [taxett
Derechero, em. Clerk appointed to collect
Derech^xa, ^ RecUtude, integrity.
Der6cho, cha, a. Right, straight Todo d^
recho. Straight-forward ; Just, reasonable.
Dereoha la eafla, (Nau.) Right the helm.
Der^cho, em. Right jostice ; a Just cUim ;
tax, duty, custom ; due, fee. Segv/n de-
recho^ According to law.
Der^cho, ad. V. VereehamenU.
Derechor^roira, a. Just and right, lawfbL
Dereohu61o, I>erechu61oa, em. First seams
taught to girls.
Derecbfira, sf. Rectitude, right way; right
Snd^rwhura^ By the most direct road.
Derive. 9f. (Nan.) Ship's course. [clble.
Derivable, a. (LitUe us.) Derivable, dedn-
Derivaddn, t< Derivation; descent
DerivAr, va^ To derive ; deduce,— w. (Nan.)
To derive or deflect from the course.—
vr. To derive, come fi-om.
Derivativo, va, a. Derivative, [diminution.
Derogad6n. ^f. Derogation; dcteri<iration,
Derogado, da. a. Derogate, derogated.
DerogAr, va. To derogate, abolish ; reform.
Derogatdrio, ria, a. Derogatory, derogatlvet
Derrabadtira. •/. The woimd made in dock
ing tlie tail of an animal.
Derrab&r, va. To dock tlie tall
Derralgdr, va. V. Dssarraiffar.
Derr&ma, »/ Assessment of a tax, dutv.
Derramadam6nte, ad. ProAisely, lavishly ;
depravedly.
Derramad6r, 9m. Prodigal, waster.
Derraroamiento, em. l^BTtidon, WB<(te : dis-
persion. DerramamietUo ae lagrimas^
Flood of tears.
Derram&r, CO. To pour; leak; publish;
epilL t>erramar doctrina, To diffuse a
doctrine. — vr. To be scattered or q>read.
Derrdme, em. Loss in measuring : leakage ;
bevel of a wdl opening ; dedivity.
Derrdmo, am. Prof^on ; the sloping of a
wall opening.
Derraspado, a. Beardless : applied to wheat
Derreaor,e7n. Circumference, drcult; ronnd
about En derredor^ Ronnd abont
DerrenegAr, vn. To hate, detest, dislike
abhor.
DerrengAda, ^. (Prov^ Step In dancing.
DerrengAdo, da, a. ucurvated, crooked
lame.
DerrengAr, va. To sprain the hip; knook
off fruit— m. (Low) To detest
Derr6ngo, em. (Prov.) Stick with which
fruits are knocked off
Derrenidgo, irU. and em. (Coll.) V. Rwiega.
DerretimUnto, em. Thaw, ftision ; violeoC
affection.
Derretir, va. To liaueiV, melt; change
consume. — vr. To be deeply In love.
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DcrrlbAda, a. Hones baving the cronp
rounder and lower than osnaL
DerribAr, va. To demolish; fell; displace;
ruin, — vr. To tnmble, throw one's self
dovm.
Denibo, 9m. Demolition ; mln&
Derrocir, va. To precipitate tcom a rock;
fell; rob one of his iortone or happinesa.
Derrochad6r, etn. A prodigal, a si>endthrift.
Derroch^, ixs. To dissipate, make way with.
Derrdta, ^ Ship's course, the tack on which
a ship saila. Derrata estitnctda^ Dead
reckoning. 8«gvir en directa derrotOy
To steer a straight course; road; defeat
of an army; opening In hedges.
DuToUkr, va. (Nan.) To cause to drive or
lUl off; destroy health or fortune; defeat
— vfk To arrive In a place in a ruined
state. [lapidaUon.
D«T6te, 9m. Defeat, rout, destruction ; di-
Derrotdro. 9m. Collection of sea-charts;
coast^piiot; ship's course.
Derrublar, to. To break the bounds of a
river: undermine. [water.
Derr6blo, sm. The insensible overflow of
Derruedkr, va» To unhorse: applied to a
horse.
Dermir, va. To demolish, destroy, ruin.
Dermmbadoro, 9m. Precipice; tfduous af-
feir.
Demxmbami6nto, «m. Precipitation.
Demunb^, va. To precipitate; emit rayb
of light — vr. To precipitate one's self
D^rvls, 9m. Denveesh, a muasulraan monk.
Dw que, ad. Contraction of J)e9d9 91M,
Since that
DesabarrancAr, va. To drag, draw out of a
ditch ; disentangle, extricate from.
Desabasteo^, va. Not to supply a place with
._.-__ [hive.
I ft-om their
t, illiterate;
[dress.
ess; a loose
mt used by
^ [JectioD.
f taste; de-
ss; dl^ust,
▼•X. [vessel
Desabordfirse, vr. To get clear from another
Desaborido, da, a. Tasteless, Insipid.
Desaboton&r, va. To unbutton.— im. To
bloom, blossom. [Iv.
Deaabridaradnte, ad. Bitterly, rudely, ha»n>
Desabrido, da, a. Tasteless; sour; hard;
bleak; disgusted. [shelter.
Desabrtgadamdnte, ad. Nakedly; without
Desabrigido, da, a. Uncovered ; shelterless;
without support [of shelter.
DesabrigAr, va. To uncover, strip; deprive
Deeabrigo, mn. Nudity; want of shelter;
destitution.
Desabrtmi6nto, sttk Insipidity; sovoribr of
guns.
Desabrir, va. To vex, plague, torment, harass.
DES
open.— ©r. To unbosom, reveal In coofl-
dence.
Desacabal^r, va. To pilfer. Y. De9edbalat
Deeacalordrae, vr. To take the fresh air; gt4
cool
Desacatadam^nte, ad. Dlsrespectfkilly.
Desacat&do, da, c^ Acting in a dlsreepectfrii
maimer. [spectful person.
Deeacatad6r, ra, & An irreverent or disre-
Desacatamiento, tm. Disrespect [fiuMb
Desaoat&r, va. To treat dlsrespectftally ; pro-
Desacito, 9m. Disrespect^ incivility; pro-
fenation.
Deaaceit&do, da, a. Destitute of sufficient olL
Desacerb4r, va. To dulcorate, assuage, iiiitl-
gate.
Desacertadam6nte, ad. Inconsiderately.
Desacertiido, da!^ a. Inconsiderate, impra-
dent, without reflection.
Desacertdr, va. To err, commit a mistake.
Desact6rto, 9m. Error, mistake, blunder.
Desacobardir, va. To remove feai; inspire
courage. [cultivate vines.
Desacollor, vo. (Pro v.) To olg about vines,
Desacomodadamtote, ad. Incommodiously.
Desacomodido, da, a. Destitute; out of em-
ployment [trouble.
DeescomodamiSnto, 9m. Inconvenience,
DesaoomodAr, va. To incommode ; turn out
of place. — vr. To lose one's place.
Deeacompafiamidnto, 9m. Want of company
or society. [retire.
DesacompaflAr, va. To leave the company,
DesaconscyAdo, da, a. Inconsiderate, ill-ad-
vised.
Desaoons^Ar, va. To dissuade, dehort
Desaoordadam^to, ad. Inconsiderately, im-
advisedly.
DesacordAdo, da, a. (Plot) Discordant
DesaoordAr, va. To untune. — vr. To be Ibr-
getftil; be at variance, disagree, [trary.
Desao^rde, a. Discordant; opposite, con-
DesaoorralAr, va. To let the flock out; ani-
mate, encourage.
DesaoostumbradamSnte, ad. Unusually.
DesacoetnmbrAdo, da, Ck. Unusual, unacons-
tomed. [custom.
DeeacostnmbrAr, va. To disuse, lose the
DesacotAr, va. To lav open a pasture-ground;
withdraw a prohibition ; relinquish a con-
tract
Deaao6to. 9m. Withdrawing the prohibition.
Desacreditar, va. To discredit; diseemble;
disprtrA [feculties; disunion, error.
Desacu^rdo, 9m. Deransementof the mental
DesaderozAr, va. To undress, divest of orna-
ments.
DesadeudAr, va. To pay one's debts.
DeeadorAr, va. To cease to worship or lovei
I>eeadormeo6r, va. To wake, rouse from
sleep.
DesadomAr, va. To divest of omamenia.
De8ad6mo, 9m. Want of embelUshments.
DessdvertidamAnte, ad. Inadvertently, in-
considerately, [dent
DesadvertSdo, da, a. Inconsiderate, impni-
temper; despondency; the rebound of De6adT<nliml6nto, 9m. Want of prudence
and reflection. [without Judgroeat
Desadvertir. «a. To act Inconsiderately
DesabrochAr, va. To unclasp; vnbntton; Deaafectacion,{^ (Little u&)Unaffoctedvesi
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DeaalSctb, to, a. DinUfeoted.
DesafiScto, «m. 131saffection, disaffectediiess.
pesafeiUr, va. To dirty: make ugly.
BesAferr&r, va. To nflftui the aaiis; looeon.
DeMfiad^TO, •m. Daelling-groimd.
Deeafladdr, «i}k A challenger, daelUst; darer.
DeaafUr, va. To challenge; rival; deoom-
pose; discharge.
Desafid^n, ^ IHsaffeetlon.
Desafloionilar, vet. To destroj one's deeire.
Desaflj&r, va. To deny the filiation of a son.
Deeaflnadamdnte, ad. Diasonantly, discord-
antly, [nntime.
Deeaflnir, va and «k To be out of tone;
Deeafio, 9m. Challonffe, dael; contest
Deeaforadam^nte, ooL Excessively, impn-
dently. Tdent; cashiered.
DesaforAdo, da, a. Hoge; disorderly; impa-
l>e8afor&r, va. To encroach upon one's rights.
(MIL) To cashier.— rr. To relinqaish oneTs
rights; be oatrageons. (To unserve.
1)e8«forrftr,«a.Totakeoffthe11nlng. (Nan.)
DeeafortnnMo, da, a. Unlbrtanato, unlucky.
Desafti^ am. Excess; outrage, open vio-
lenceu
Desagarr^,v& (Coll) To release; let loose.
Deaagotdr. va. Y . Vemguar.
DesagracUklo, da, a. Ungracofhl, inelegant
Deaagraciir, «a. To disfigure, make ungraoe-
ftiL
Desagradible, a. Diaagroeable, unpleasant
Desagradablem^nte, ad. Disagreeably.
Desagradte, «a. To displease, ofliend.
Desagradecur, va. To be ungrateftiL
Defagradecidamtote, ad. Ungrateftilly.
Desagradeddo, da, a. UngrateftiL
Desagradedoiidnto, wm. Ingratitude.
DeaagrMo, wn, A^>erity; discontent, dis-
pleasure.
Dcsagraviamitoto, mn. Y. J>e9affravlo.
Oesagraviir, va, To give satisfiMStion, relieve.
Desagr&vlo, f^ B^ satislkctlon.
Oeeagregir, va. To di^oin, separate.
Oeeaguad^ro, tm. Channel, dndn; drain of
money. [duit
Oeesgnaddr, wk Water-pipe, channel or con-
Oesaguiur, va. To drain, draw off water. —
vn. To empty or flow into the sea.
Dcfl<^ariT, va. To drain off the water.
Deaigtie, 9m. Channel, drain ; extraordinary
expense.
Desfl^nisido, da, a. Exorbitant; bold.
Desaguis^o, «m. Offence, injury, wrong.
DesabH^, va. To wean.— w. To swarm.
DesahftirBe, vr. To relieve indigestion, un-
load the stomach.
Deaahogadam^te, ad. Freely, without em-
barrassment: Impudentiv.
Desshogido, da, a. Petulant, Impudent;
free, unincumbered, ^au.) Haviiig sear
De8fihogami6nto,«m.V.2>eMA4Mro. [room.
PeeahogAr, va. To ease pain, allevlau dis-
tress.—«r. To recover from ftt^;ue or dis-
ease; disdose one^ grief; expostulate;
Tent utter; extricate one's self from debt
Desahdgo, am. Ease, alleviation ; freedom of
qieecn, vent; laxity.
DesahueiAdo, da, a. Given over, despaired at.
Pesabud&r, va. To despair; give over; dls-
inte; drive away cattle from a pastum.
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De9ah6clo, am. Dispoeeesaing the occnpaw
and re-entering on the premises.
DeeahumMo, da, a. Mild, fiided, vapid.
Desahnm^r, va. To free from smoke.
I>e8ainad6ra, ^ Disease in horses.
Desalniir, va. To extenuate the fot of ai
animaL^^^r. To lose a great quantity a
blood. [lessly.
DesairadamSnte, ad. Unhandsomely, grace-
Desalr^o, da, a, Unliandsome, gracdess;
slighted. [notiws.
Desairir, va. To disregard, slight, toko no
Desilire, smw BebulT; awkwardness; ftt>wo
of fortune.
Desaisl^rso, vr. To cease to be Insulated.
Desi^nst^, va. To mismatch, unfit— rr. To
disiwree.
Desd uste, sm. Disagreement; disproportion
Dcsaiabib', va. To dispraise, censure.
Desalabeir, va. To straighten a warped
plank.
Desaladam^nte, ad. Anxiously, swiftly.
D<»salir, va. To cut off the wings; freshen
salt fish. — rr. To run up to one witli open
arms.
Deealentdr, va. To put one out of breath by
labor; discourage, dismay, damp. — w. To
Jade. [mcnts.
Desalfoii^, vr. To take off one's accoutre-
Desalh^f&r, va. To strip a house of ftimltore,
Desali^nto, 9m. Dismay, depression of spir-
its; fidntness.
Desalifladami^nte, ad. Slovenly, undeanlv.
Desalifi&r, va. To disarrange, make slovenly
Deealifia 9m. Slovenliness; cardessneas
J)eJialwo9^ Diamond ear ornaments.
DesalivAr, vn. To salivate. [ly.
Desalmadam6nte, ad. Soullessly, inhuman-
Desalmido, da, a. BouUess, inhuman ; profli-
gate; innnimatew [profligacy.
Desalmamldnto, sm. Inhumanity, impiety,
Desahnir, v<t. To take away life violently;
speak with ingenuousness and candor. —
vr. To desire very anxiously.
Deealmen&do, da^ a. Stripped of- turrets;
wanting an ornament [linen.
Deaalmidon&r, va. To take the starch out of
Deealdamitoto, 9m. Dislodging.
Desaloj&r, «a. To dislodge the enemy's
troops.— ofk To quit onoa house or apart-
ments.
Deaalter&r, vet. To allay, assuage, settle.
Desalumbradamtote, (uL Blindly, errone-
ously, [the dark.
Desalumbrddo, da, a^ Dazzled ; groping in
Desalumbraml^nto, 9m. Blindness, error.
Desamible, a, Unamlabto.
Desamaddr. am. One who does not lore;
hater, detester.
Deeamar, va. To love no more: hate, detest
Desamarr^, va. To untie. (Mao.) To un-
bend; unmoor.
Deeamasfido, da, a. Dissolved, disunited.
Desamisti^Tse, vr. To fidl out qasireL
Desamodorr&r, va. (Little ua.) To remove
lethargy. [change the symmetrr.
Desamouuir, va. To unmould. (Met) T«
Desam6r, 9m. Disr^^ord, disaflf^on.
Desamor^o, da, a. Cold-hearted; harat^
rude.
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DcMmoT^, «a. To extinguish love, oe«M
IoTi;;g. [love.
Deflamor6eo, sa, a. Unloying, doetltate of
Desamorrir, do. To cheer up; ibake one
yiekL [tiny.
Deeamotiniirsef vr. To withdraw from ma>
Deeauiparaddr, ra, ». Desert^^r, one who for-
salcea.
DeMmparfir, va. To forsake, abandon; quit
J)e§amparar los hienes. To give up one's
property to creditors.
I>e8anip^,«m. Abandonment; dereliction.
0ee«muebl4do, da, a, UnlHunished.
I>esauiuobl4r, va. To unftirnish, deprive.
Deeancoriu', «a. (Nao.) To weigh anchor.
Desandir, va. To retrograde, go back. De-
bandar lo andadOf To undo what has
been done.
DesandnO^o^ ^ <^ Baeged, in tatters.
Deeangrami^nto, am, (Little ns.) Bleeding
to excess. [To exhaust one's means.
Desangr^, wi. To bleed to excess. (Met)
Desanid^r, vn. To forsake the ncet— o<k To
dislodge; apprehend fugitives.
Desanimadamonte, ad. Spiritlessly.
Desanimir, va. To dishearten, discourage;
damp.— «r. To be disheartened.
Deeanud&r, DO, To untie, loosen; extricate.
Demiwiaar la tot^ To pronounce clearly
and distinctly. [tanglement.
DesadudadAra, 6f. Untying a knot; dlaen-
2)e8afiud&r. va^ V. Detamtdar.
Desapacibilidid, tf. Rudeness, peevishness.
Desapacible, <l Sharp, rough, disagreeable.
Desapadblcm^nte, ad. Sharply, disagreea-
bly.
Desapadrinir, va. To disprove, contradict
DesaiMwear, vo. To onmatch, di^oin.
Deeaparec^r, vo. To remove out of siffht,
hide. — vn. and r. To disappear. [ing.
Desapareciniiento, rnn. The act of disappear-
Desapar^ar^ va. To unharness. (Nau.) To
unrig. [ish ; cease to be a customer.
Desaparroquitfae, vr. To change one's i>ar-
Desapartir, «a. (Low) To nart diiyoin.
Desapasionadamdnte, ad. Impartially.
Desapasionir, va. To root out a passion.
Desapeg&r, iki. To diqjoln, separate. — vr. To
belmiiartiaL
Desap^go, em. Alienation ; Impartiality.
DesapercibidMU^nte, ad. Inadvertently,
carelessly.
Deeaperdjndo, da, a. Unguarded, careless.
Desaperoibimltoto, Desapercibo, »nu Un-
preparedness, disregard. [plague.
Deaapest&r, va. To cure pormns of the
Do8apiadadam6nte, ad. Unmercifully, un-
relentingly, rienting.
Desapiadddo, dft, a. Merciless, cruel, unro-
Desaiiilad^r, sm. One who takes down the
piles of wool
DesapiuUr, va. To loose tlie strings with
which game is tied.
Desaplicaicion, */ Inapplicatlon, indolence.
Desaplicadam^nte, ad. Indolently.
DesapHcido, da, a. Indolent, carelesai neg-
IccmiL [huge.
Pesapoder6do, da, a. Furious, impetuous;
DeeapoderamlSnto, «m. The act of depriving
or rejecting.
DES
Desapoderir, «ct To dispoaseM, rob ol pto^
erty ; revoke a power of att<»nej.
DeeapolilUr, va. To free and dear of moth*
—vr. To take the air when it is oold.
Desaposent&r, vo. To torn one out of 10%
ings; expel from one's mind.
Desaposesion&r, vo. To di^ossees.
Desapoy&r, va. To remove the foundation
Desapreci&r, oo. To depredate, undervalna
DesaprMo, mn. (Prov.) Depredation, un-
dervaluing, [one has leanie<l
DesBprend^, va. To unlearn, forget what
De8iq>rensir, va. To take off the glossw
Desapretikr, va.To slacken, loosen ; ena^trtt,
Desaprision^, va. To rdease, set at liberty.
— vr. To remove an impediment
Deeaprobad^n, sA Disapprobation, censursk
Desaprob^, v€k To disapprove, censure, r»*
prove. {agenamimUK
Desaprop{ami6nto, mn. Alienation. V. En-
Desapropiirae, vr. To alienate; expropriate.
Desapropio, em. Alienation, trviafor ofpn^
erty.
Desaprovecbadamtote, ad. Unprofltably.
Desaprovech^do, da, a. Unprofitable; back*
ward. [wastes
Desaprovecbami6nto, $m. Backwardness.
Desaprovech&r, va. To waste, turn to * bad
use.— on. To be backward, make little
progress in. [or supports.
Desapuntalir, va. To take away the props
DesapunUir, va. To unstitch, rip ; lose one's
aim ; efllAce the days of abeence from the
choir. [in ordinarr.
DesarbolAr, «ct To nnmast; lay up a ship
De6arb61o, «m. Unmastlng; laying up in
ordinary.
Deearenir, va. To take away sand.
Desar^no, em. Clearinsr a place of sand.
Desarm4do, da, a. Unarmed, detoioeleeb,
naked.
Desarmad6r, stn. Ue who discharges % Run.
Desarmadura, f< Desarmami^nto, am, i>i>
arming.
Desarmai: va. To disarm ; prohibit the eir-
ryineof arms; undo; disband; dismount;
pmdfy, disarm wrath.
Desiurme, am. Disarming of shipsi
Desairaigir, va. To eradicate; extirpate;
banish. [pulsion.
Desarrdlgo, «m. Eradication. (Iaw) Ex*
Desarrap&do, da, a. Bagged. (discover.
Desarreboz^, va. To unmuffle; lay open,
Desarrebi^ir, va. To nnibld; uncover; ex*
plain.
Desarregladam^nte, ad. Disorderly.
Desaireffl^do, da, a. Immoderate; oxtravt
gant; lawless.
Desarregl&r, va. To disorder, discompose.
Desarregio, am. Disorder; licentiouaoess;
derangement
Deearrendirse, vr. To shake off tho bridle.
Desarrevolvir, va. V. Daa&nvolver.
Desarrimir, V€t. To remove, separate; d»
•uade.
Deearrimo, am. Want of props or support
DesarroUiir, va. To unrol, imfold. [a oold.
Desanromadlzi^, va. (LltUo us.) To cure ot
Deearropifar, va. 1*0 uncover, undress.
Desarrug&r, va. To take out wrinklsft
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DeBimimAr, «a. To unload, discharge the
oarga [ship.
DoMTtiiUr, «a. To take the gans oat of a
DeaaaAdo, da. a. Withoat handles.
D«eaMadamtote, ad. Uncleanly.
Deaaae^r, «& To make dlrtj or unclean;
disordar. [thing.
DcsangnMr, fo. To lose the secnrlty of any
Deeasentio', va. To disagree with, not to
Boit— «r. To stand up. [lesaness.
Deaaseo, am. Uncleanliness, dirtiness, care-
Daaasiml^nto, am^ Loosening. (Biet) Alien-
ation cf affection or love, divegard; dls-
interastednesa.
Paassir, «a» To looeen, disentangle.— «r. To
disengage one's self; disregard.
Deaasntf , va. To polish one's man
manners. — or.
To grow sharp/hecome nolito.
Deaaaodible, a. Unsociable.
tdamtote, ad. Uneasily.
ir, «a. To disquiet, di^urb.
o, am. BeaUeesaess, want of tran-
qnUUty." [trously.
Deaswliaiinm/inte, ad. Wretchedly, disaa-
DeaastrMo, da, a. Wretched, miserable;
I, tm. Disaster, disgrace, misfortune.
PesatafAr, va. To loosen, untie.
Peaatadam^ntfi €ui. IxxMoly.
DeaatAdo, da, a. Loose, unbound, untied.
Deeatad6r, vn. Ha who unties, abeolver.
DeaatadArm, ^ Desatamicnto, am. Untying,
loosening.
PeeatsnoiT, «& To dear sewers and conduits.
Peastir, oOw To untie, separate; looeen;
unriddle; diseolva— «r. To give loose to
one's tongue. ftricate Arom difficulties.
Pesstaadir, eo. To draw out of the mire ; ez-
Pesatavlir, va. To strip off ornaments.
DesataTio, tm, Undeanlinees, negUgenoe in
dress. [dvility.
PeaateocMn, wf. Inattention ; disrespect ; in-
Peaatend^, va. To disregard: take no
notice oC f siderately.
Pesatijntadamfate, ad. Disordeny; incon-
Peaateutido, da, a. Inoouaiderate ; Impru-
dent, careless. [dTilly.
Desatentamtote, a<t Disrespectftilly,
Peaatentir, «a. To perturb the mind, per-
PeBatentamtote^a<t Disrespectftilly,
» perturb the mind,
plex. [rude, undTiL, impolite.
Peaatento, ta, a. Inattentive, thoughtless:
PeaataaMo, da, a. Weak, languishing. Y.
I7cj<K [treasure.
Peaateeorfir, €a. To remove or spend the
Dasati^nto, am. Thoughtleasness, absence of
mind. [wildly; helter'Skdter.
Peeatlnadam6nta, ad. Inoonstderatdy ;
Pesatinido, da, a. Extravagant, crazy, fool-
ish.
Psaatln&do, mn. Idiot, fool, madman.
Pesatindr, «a. and n. To do foolish things;
throw into a violent passion ; talk non-
aeose; atagnr, dote.
Pe6atino,«mr£xtravagance; reeling; mad-
ness, [mire.
PeaatoIMr, f«. To pull out of th« mud or
PesatdondrMo, da, a. Bccovered from stu-
por.
Peaatotondrir, «a. To brine one to his
aenats, vr, Tareeovar onea aonsas
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DeaatonUlrse, «r. To recover ihnn Btnpeft0>
Uon. [away.
Desatrac&r, «a. (Nau.) To sheer oft, bear
Desatra^r. to. To disjoin, separate. [tie.
IVaatrahlllar, «a. To uncouple hounds, un-
]>«9satramp4r, va. To dear a conduit, sink,
or sewer.
Desatrancir, vo. To unbar; clear a well
Deeatafurse, «r. To grow calui, allay one't
passion. [stupor.
Desatunlir, ra. To rouse fW>m a stute ot
Deeautorid&d, */ Want of aatliority.
Deeautoriz^, f>a. To disauthorize.
Desavahddo, da. a. Free from fogs, douds.
Desavahdr, «a. To expose to the air, evap-
orate.— vr. To grow lively or sprightl v.
Deaavecindddo, da, a. Deserted, unpeopled.
Desavecind4rse, vr. To change one^s domi-
cile, [standing.
Dosavendnda, {< Disagreement, *nisunder-
Desavenido, da, a. Discordant, disagreeing
Desaveniraidnto, am. Y. J)e9aveneneia.
Deeavenir, va. To discompose, disconcert
— vr. To disagree, qnarreL
Deaaventi^aflamdnte, ad, Disadvantageous-
ly, unprofltably.
Desaventi^ddo, da, a. Disadvantageous.
Desavidr, va. To deviate: — vr. To go astray \^
lose the means. [necessary means.
Desavio. mn. Going astniv; want of the
Desavisado, da, a. Ill-advised, unadvisod,
misguided.
Deeavis^, va. To give a contrary account
Deeayud&r, va. Not to assist, but oppoee.—
vr. To be negligent of one's duty.
Desayundr, va. To give or have the first
intelligence. — vr. To breakfest
Desaytino. am. Breakftist [arate.
Desayuntar, va. To disunite, dissolve, sep-
Desayusti^, va. To unbend a rope or cabf«b
Deaazog^, va^ To take off the quicksilver.
Desazdn, am. Insipidity; disgust; disquiet-
ness; nnfltneaa of soil [poorly.
DesazonAdo, da, a. Ill-adapted; peevish;
Deeazon&r, va. To render tasteless ; disgust,
vex. — vr. To become indisposed.
DesbabiU*, vn. To drivel, slaver. — vr. To be
deeply in love, dote upon, [the dqisule.
Dosbagar, va. To extract the flax-seed from
DeebMijami6nto, sm. Plundering a portman-
teau, [of its contents.
DesbalU&r, va. To plunder a portmanteau
Desballest4r, va. To unbend a oroas-bow.
DesbancAr, va» To clear out the benches, &c ;
win all the money staked; circumvent,
supplant [colors.
Dosband^vse, vr. To disband, desert tbs
Desbafiido, o. A hawk that has not taken
water when required.
Desbaratadam^nte, ad. Dlsord4«rly.
Deebaratido, da, a. Debauched, corrupted.
Desbarataddr, ra, a. Destroyer; debaucher.
DcabaratamiAnto, am. Perturbation, commo-
tion.
Desbarat^, va. To destroy; defeat; waste,*
croas. Veabaratar la pldH<sa^ To InteT
rupt the conversation. — m. To speak fool*
isluy.-^r. To be disordered in mind.
Peeborite, Deebar&to, am. Defeat; *^[0o
ranoe, folly.
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Desbaranstir, vn. To disoompoAe, derange
orrnln.
Desbaraiiste, em. Derangement, disorder.
DesbarbAdo, dajO. Beardless, [filaments.
Deebarb&r, fXL To shave; tnm, cat off the
Doebarbill^, fo. To pnmo the roots of
younfi: vines.
Deabarddr, f>a, To uncover a wall or fbnce.
Desbarr^r. fm. To rove, go beyond limits.
(Mot) To waver.
Desbarret^r, vOw To unbar, unbolt
Desbarrig^do, da, a. LitUe-beUied.
Deslmrrigi^, va. To eventerate, rfn open
the beujr. [Areuzj.
Desbibro, sm. Falling into error; nonsense,
Deebastadfira, ^. Planing, trimming, or pol-
ishing.
Desbastdr, va. To plane ; trim, polish : waste.
DesbAsle, stn. The act of hewing, polishing,
or trimming.
Desbasteddo, da, a. Unprovided.
Desbantlziliae, «r. To be irritated, fly into a
passion.
Desbazad6ro, 9m. Humid, slippery place.
Deebeb^r, va. To nrine.— w. To desire
eagerly.
Deebecerr^, ro. To wean yoong animals.
Desblanquecido, da, Ow Blanched. Y.Blan^
qusdno. [emedly.
I>e9bocadam6nte, ad. Impudently, nngov-
Desbocido, da, a. Open-monthed ; wild ; in<
decent [denoe.
Desbocamidnto. sm. Impertinence, impo-
Desbodir, va. To break the brim of a mns.
— vrk To disembogue. — vr. To be hara-
montbed ; use Inj arions langoaga ; be wild.
DesbombAr, «a. To pump out water.
Deebonetiffse, vr. To take off the cap or
bonnet [vessel
Desboqullldr, f>a. To break the mouth of a
Desbord&r, vn. To overflow, inundate, run
over.
Desboron&r, «a. (Prov.) V. Deamoronar.
Desborr^, va. To cut off the loose threads ;
lop off brandies.
DesDozdr, «& To take off the relievos.
Desbrag&do, da, €k Unbreechod.
Desbraguetado, da, a. Having the fore-part
of the breeches unbuttoned.
Desbrav^, Desbraveo^, wu To tame, break
in; diminish the strength; moderate.
DesbrazArse, vr. To extend one^ anna.
DesbrevArsc, vr. To ev^^rate: applied to
wina [cut into snuul parts.
Desbriin&r, va. To chop or mince meat;
DesbrozAr, va. To clear away rubbish.
Desbr6zo, 9m. Clearing awav rubbish.
Desbruir, vet. To clean doth of grease.
Desbrqj&r, va. Y. p9«moronar, [cast up.
DflBbnchu', ivi. To disdose one^s secrets;
Pesbtilla, ^ The part of an oyster that re-
mains en the shell. [sbdL
DsebullAr, va. To extract an oyster fh>m Its
Dteca, «/: (Nau.) Tar-pot
DescabA), a. Imperi^ct, incomplete.
Deseabalar, vcl To make incomplete ; pilfer ;
impair. Hiotse.
DwosbalgadCink «/! DismoucUng from a
Desoaba^Ar, vn. To dlsniount, alight from
a horse.— -CO. To dismount
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DescabolIAr, va. To take away the leaves
and superfluous buds. [regularly.
Deseabelladam^nte, ad. Without order or
DescabellAdo, da, a. IHsheveUed; disordei^
ly; lavish, wild; prepostorooa, absurd.
Desoabellamidnto. 9m. V. I>09propd9Ua.
DescabellAr, va. To disorder or uudrofls tht
hair.
DescabefiArse, vr. Y. Deaffrefiarse.
DescabestrAr, va. To unhalter. [giddy.
DeecabezAdo, da, a. Beheaded; light-headed,
Descabezami6nU),«9k Beheading; perplax-
Descabezlr, va. To behead; terminate;
overcome; begin, let the beginning pass
over. De9oabetar el 9U9fiOt To take a
nap.— ofk To terminate, Join another prop*
er^.-^cr. To screw one's wits; take the
gndn from the eara. Deaoabatarae vna
vena, To burst a blood-vessd.
Descabrltir, va. To wean goats. [elude.
Descabnllirse, vr. To sneak ofli; scamper:
Descadllr, va. (Prov.) To cut the ends oi
bricks equally. [the hip.
DescaderAr, va. To hip, sprain or dislocate
DeeeadlMr, va. To cut olr the fkc-end of tbs
warp. [edge away.
DeecaeoAr, vn. To declines droop, decay;
Descaecido, da, a. Weak, feeble, langnishii^
Descaedmidnto, Deseaimidnto, am. Weak-
ness, decay; despondency, lowness el
spirits.
Desca^. vn. Y. Decaer.
DeecalaoazArse, «r. To puzzle one^s brain&
DesoalabrAdo, da. a. Iiynred; wounded on
the head. SaUr de9oaldbrado^ To be a
loser. [the head; loea, misfortune.
Deecalabradftra, 9f. Oontusion or wound in
DescalabrAr, va. To break or wound the
bead; attack or impeach one's character;
l^jure^ (Nau.) To disable. [fortun«i
DesoaUbro, 9m, A considerable loss; mia-
Descalandn^Ar va. To rend or tear one'b
dothes. [down at the heel
Deeealcaftal&r, va. To smooth; run shoet
DescalcafiAr, va To cut off the talons or
heels. [ednefls.
DescaloAz, ^ Nudity of the iiset; barefoot-
Deecalorirse, vr. (Prov.) T. J>e9aoalorar9e,
Descaloetiido, da, a. Having passed the flnt
milk. [plgeon-housek
Descahcaddro, sm. (Prov.) Little door of a
DescalzAdo, da, a. Bwefooted.
DescalzAr, va. To pull off the shoes and
stockings; remove an impediment Z>a»>
oalMar9e ae rUa^ To burst out into a fit
of lauffkter. De9oaiMar9e toe ffuantM,
To puU off one's gloves.
Desealzo, za, a. Barefoot, barefooted.
Descaminadam6nte, ad. Absurdly, unreaa.
onably, out of order.
DesoaminAda da, a. Ill-advised ; misguided.
Jr deecaminaao. To deviate from reotl*
tude.
Desoaminftr, va. To misguide, mislead; §•-
dnee from dn^; seize.— «r. To go astray.
Bescamino, em. Seizure of smuggled goods ;
deviation from the high road; error.
DescamisAdo, da, a. Shirtless, naked. Ek
un deetxunteadOf He is a ragamuffin.
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De8Wuiip4do, dA, a, Disengujed, free, open^
d«>r. Sn desoampado^ In the opeo air,
•xjKned to wind and weather.
Dceoimpir, vru Y. Eacampar.
Deecanaadam6nte, ad. Easily. (Little as.)
Undonbtedly, surely.
Deecanaad^ro, am. Besting-place. [easy.
I>eacan84do, da, a. Bested, refreshed; qniet,
BescansAr, vn. To rest, light; pause; lean
upon; be satisfied: trust; repose, sleep.
jMaooMor tobre 10$ r^mot, To rest on
the oars. — va. To aid or alleviate another
in labor or fktigne.
Deao&nsa harriero (AO, ad. Conreniently.
2>ar d <2«8oanaa Aorriero, To give blows
easily.
Beedmso, amu Best, repose ; quiet, stiltness,
•leep; landing-plaoe of stairs; support;
daT <^ rest, Kt whidi pay ia received;
haJtlng-day; elose-stooL
Descantoir, va. To aroooth onglefl or oomors.
I>eeca]iter6r, «& To take off the crust of any
thing.
DeeoantOUr, Deecantonar, ta. To pare off,
break off part; subteact: lessen.
Deseantilldn, am. A small line marking the
proper scantling. [of any ihtixg.
DeecuUr, «a. To break the stem or branch
Deecafioni^, va. To pluck out the Keathers;
shave dose ; trick one out of his money.
DesoapkTy «a. To strip one of his cloak.
Deecapemz^, «aw To take off the cowl or
hood. — vr. To uncover one^s head.
Desc^>er6zo, am. Taking off the cowl, hood,
or can, in saluting. [Ds9eaperuMar»e,
Descaplll^, fta. To take off the hood. Y.
Descapirotar. ta. To take off the oapirote
or ancient head-cover.
Descaradamtote, ad^ Impudently, saucily.
DeecarAdo^ dxi, Ck Impudent, bareihced,
aaoey.
Descanrse, «r. To behave Impudently.
Desc4iga, ^ Unburdening, unloading; vol-
ley. JjMearffa de aauana^ Permit to
land; exemeradon.
D^cargad^ro, 9m. Whari^ unloadlng-place.
Deseargaddr, mn. Discharger.
Deecargadtoi, «r Takins bones out of meat
D««caigAr, «a. To unload, discharge, lighten ;
bone meat: fire, disdiaige fire-arms, un-
load; acquit — fyn. Ilo duembognc-^r.
To resign eoe^s place; lose brightness.
Desdugo, am. Exoneration, acquittal; re-
ceipt; plea or answer; acquittal from
blame.
Deac^Tgne. tm. Y. De^earga.
DeeeanfiifBe, «r. To withdraw the love or
affection.
Deecarifio. 9m. Goolnese, indifference.
I>eseamaa6r, 9m. Scraper, gum-lancet
DescamadAxa, ^ Bxcamification.
Deecam^, «a. To excamate; take awi^
part; examine into a thing minutely.—
vr. To run throiuh one's fortune, [ness.
DeecdrOk am. Impudence, efltonterv ; saud-
Descarnaraltoto, am. Losing one s way or
going astray.
Pescarri^r, fOw To take out of the right
road, lead astray: misguide; separate cat-
tle.—vr. To be dl^oined. (Met) To de-
D£S
Tiate fh>m Justice; go astray, lose mmIi
wiy.
BescarrilUr, va. To tear the Jaws asunder.
Deecarrio, 9m^ Losing one's way or going
astray.
Descarti^, va. To discard; dismiss; put
aside. — vr. To excuse one's self; plead in-
nocenccw [snbterftiffe; reAise
Descdrte, sm. The cards discarded; evasion,
Descasamiento, 9m. Divorce, repudiation.
Dcscasdr, va. To divorce; disunite, separ-
ate, [into pieces
Descasc&r, va. To bark, shell— <vr. To break
Descascar^, va. To peel, bark, sheU ; boast,
bluster, buUy.— rr. To lUl or come off
Descaspdr, va^ To scnme the fleeh from a
hide; take dandruff irom the head.
Descisque, «m. Barking of the cork-tree.
Descastdr, va. To lose caste, deteriorate a
race.
DescaudalAdo, da, a. Penniless.
Desoebdr, va. To unprime fire-arms.
DescendSncia, 9f. Descent, origin, ofl!^ring.
Descend^nte, pa. Descending.
Descender, va. and n. To descend, go down ;
flow; decline in esteem; let down.
Descendi^te,j9a. and am. Descending; de-
scendant; lineal descent
Desoendimiento, «f7t. Descent; descension.
De8censi6n, ^ Descension, descent
Desc^nso, am. Deaoent; degradation; de-
scension. [trance.
Deso6nta, ^f. Descent, Invasion; horale en«
Descefiir, va. To ungird, take off the girdle
or belt
DescepAr, va. To eradicate; demolish.
Descehb:, va. To take the empty combe
firom a bee-hivo. {fended.
Deeoercddo, da, a. Open, unlbrtifiecL unde-
Descerob', va. To destroy or pull down a
wall
DcecemdMo, da, a. Corrupt, vicious, wicked.
Descemjad6ra, ^f. The act of taking ofl
looks or boltSL [chaige fire-arm&
Descern\{dr. va. To take off the lock; dis-
Descerrumaise, vr. To be wrenched or dis
torted.
Descif^addr, am. Decipherer.
DeseifrAr, va.Todedpher; unravel, unfold
Desdment&r, va. To pull to the ground.
Desdnch&r, va. To ungirt a horse.
Desdavaddr, am. Claw to draw nails with.
DescUv&r, va. To draw out nails; unnaiL
Descoagulir, va. To liquefV, dissolve.
Descobi^Ar, va. To pull the stem from a
grapsk
D&scobU&r, va. To uncover, undress.
Descocadamente, ad. Impudently, bold^
Descodido, da, a. Bold, impudent
Descocir, va. To dean, cl^ trees frcoi la*
sects.— 1W. To be sanoy or petulant
Deseoc^r, va. To digest; rip off.
Descdco, am. Impudence, boldness, sauot*
ness.
Descodfir, va. (Prov.) To rip, unstitch.
Desof^r. va. To unfold, spread, expand.
Deeo(^oll&r, vn. To take out the heart 01
bud of a plant [and expo9e<l
Descogotiao, da, a. Having the neck bare
DeecogotAr, va. To kill by one blow on the
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nape; knock off the horns of a stag «t one
Now. [dock.
Desool&r, «a. To cnt off the tail or fiig-end,
Deflco1oh4r, va. (Nan.) To antwlat a cable.
Deecolgar, va. To unhang, take down bane-
Inga— w. To come down gently; glide
down.
Descolladamdnto, ad. Loftily, haughtily.
DeeoollamldntOjjwn. V. DesotuUo.
Descollitr, w. To excel, surpaasw— <jr. To
exceed, outdo, be aupcrlor ta
Dcecolmdr, ro. To strike a measure with a
strickle; diminish.
Deecol miliar, va. To pull out the eye-tooth.
De8coloraml6nto, «m« Paleness, discolora-
tion.
DesoolorAr, va. To discolor, make pale.—
vr. To become discolored or pale.
Deseolorido, da, <l Discolored, ];>alo, color-
less.
Descolorir, ro. To discolor, change the hua
Deecombrdr, txu To remove obstacles.
DescomedidamSnte, ad, Budely, immod-
erately, rinsolent.
Desoomedido, da, a. Haughty, lofty, rude,
Descomedimi^nto, tm, (Little us.) Budenoss,
Incivility. [fhl.
DescomecQrsc, vr. To he rude or disrespect-
Deecom6r, vn. To ease nature.
Descomimi6nto, am. Afltoted disdain.
Deso6modo, da, a. Inoommodious, incon-
venient [nience.
DeecomodidAd, ^. Incommodity, inconve-
Descoropadrdr, vn. To disagree, &II out
with one. [mmUe.
Descompasadam^nte. ad. V. DetrMdida-
Deacompasido, da, a. Excessive, extrava-
gant
Doscompas&rse, tr. To exceed all rule and
measure, transgress all bounds and pro-
portions ; he out of tune or time ; insult.
De8compon6r, vo. To discompose; destroy
harmony, disconcert; decompose.— t^.Tb
be out of temper; indisposea; change for
the worse ^weather).
Descomposici6n, ^. Discomposure; disor-
der; aecomposition.
Descompost(in, ^. Disagreement; discom-
posure, disorder; slovenlineas; forward-
ness, want of modesty. [pudently.
Descompuestam6nte, a<£. Andaoioudy, im-
Descompu^to, ta, a. Impudent; inmiodest;
out of order; slovenly.
Descomulgido, da, a. Perverse, nelkrlons,
wicked; excommunicated.
DeBcomulgad6r, »m. Excommunicator. Y.
DesoomulgSr, va. To excommunioatew [aL
Doscomnn4I, a. Uncommon; nnproportion-
Pesoomunalm^nte, ad. Uncommomy ; im-
moderately, unOToporti nately.
Deeoomunion, ^Excommunication.
Desconcertadam^nte, ad. Disorderly, con-
fusedly.
pesconcertido, da, a. Disorderiy, slovenly.
Desoonc6rtad<Sr, wn. Disturber, disooncerter.
Deeooncertaduia, ^. Discomposure, dis-
turbance.
Deaoonoortir, 9<k To discompose, conftise;
discard; defeat— vr. To disagree; be out
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of Joint; exceed the limits of prudence,
be indisposed. [scales or sbeUiw
Deeconchar, wk To scale, shell, take off the
Desconciurto, Wk Dlscompoeare, disagree*
mcnt; conftision; want of prudence; in*
dolence; flux of Uie body. [union.
DesconcfSrdia, 9K Dlscorcl, varianoe. di»
Desconej&r, va. To kill a number of tahbitik
Deeconnadam^nte, ad. Diffidently, mi*>
tmstXully. [mistrxistftiL
DesconfiMo, da, m. Diffident, distmstftily
Deeconfl4nte, pa. Distrusting, suspecting.
Desconflinza, ^. Diffidence, distrust; jeal*
ousy. [pect
DesoonlUr, vn. To distrust; mistrust k»
Desconlbrm&r, «n. To dissent-^r. To dl»
cord, disagree. , [likdu
Desoonftone, a. Disagreeing, contrary ; nn«
DesoonformidiUl, ^ Disagreement, opposi-
tion; inequali^.
Deeoonoo^r, va. To disown, disavow; mis-
take; be unacquainted with.
Desconocidamdnte, ad, Ixnorantly; nn^
gratefoUy. [unknown, obscnre.
Desconoado, da, o. Ungrateftil ; aisguiaed;
Desconocimldnto^smw Ungrateftilneaa.
Desoonoscir, va. v. Deaconocer, [esce.
DesconsentSr, va. To dissent, not to acqni-
Desoonsideradarotete, ad. Inconsiderately,
rashiy. [prudent, thoughtless, raui.
Desconsiderido, da, a. InoonMderate, im-
Desoonsolaci6n, ^. Disconsolatenem.
Desconsoladamtote, ad. Inconaolably.
DesoonsolAdo, da, a. Disconsolate, oomfort-
less; heartsick, sorrowflil; disordered In
digestion, [vr. To become low-spirited.
Desconsol4r, va. To afflict, put in pidn.—
Desconsui^lo, •m. Affliction, trouble; dis-
order of digestion.
Desoontagi4r« va. To purify, disinibct
DesoontAr, va. To discount; abate; dimin-
ish.
Desoontentadizo, ta, a. Fastidious, discon-
tented, displeased. [displeaaurar
Descontent«ni6nto. »in. Discontentment,
Desoontontitf>, va. To discontent, dissadsfy.
Deeoont^nto, mn. Discontent, nneasineea,
grumblini^ [fled; unpleasant
Desoont6nto, ta, a. Discontented, dissatla-
Descontinuacidn, ff. Discontinuation.
Deeoontinnir,«<L To discontlnne, give orer.
De8continno.ua, a. Di^oined, discontinued.
Desoonvenible, a. Discordant, disagreeinit
Desccmveni^nda, ^f. Inconvenience; dw>
cord, dissimilitude. [Inc.
Desconveni^nte, pa. Inconvenient, disoord-
Deacon venir. vKi. To disagree; bo unlike.
DesconversAole. a. Unsocial [noL
Desoonvidir, va To dislnvite; revokci an-
Desoop^, va. To lop off the branches.
Descorazonamidnto, am. Lowness of miritB^
Descorazon&r, va. To tear out the heart
dishearten, discourage.
Desoorchaddr, sm. Uncorker; robber.
Desooroh^, va. To bark a cork-tree; ii»
cork ; rob, rifle.
Descord&r. va. To uncord an Instrument
Descorderar, eo. To wean Iambs.
Pe8com4r, va. To dishorn. Dcacfmtw Ik
flor^ To discover the trick.
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\vn.To looten the skin of the
teiHlwIIngt oft deer.
Deaoomgido, de, a InoorriglbleL [buk.
D«soorr6r, fo. To flow; retrosnde; draw
Deaoorrimi^nto, «m. Fluxion, flowiiup.
Peecortde, ck ImpoUte, onciTil, iU-bred,
DeicorteeSe, ^ Indvlllty, ImpoliteneeB.
I>eeeorte8mtot^ ad, UndvlUj, radel/.
Deeoortezediira, ^ Deeoortezamitoto, <m.
DecerticatioB, stripping the berk.
Deaeortesir, va. To alreet of the bark ; flav,
take off the cruet; break in a horse ; polish.
— er. To become cItU and polite; do a
thing with eagemeea.
E>e6ooeed6ra, a^Ripping, unseaming.
Desooadr, wk To rip, unseam ; di^oin. ITo
d^«oo9er lo9 labioa. To keep a profound
alienee. JDttooter la lengua, To giro
looee to one's tonsue. [eratelj.
Deacoddamtote, ad. Excessively, immod-
Deeeosido, etn.. Babbler, a teller of secrets.
Descoe&do, da, a. Slipped, unseamed, un-
stitched.
Desoostillir, ixk To take out or break the
ribe. — vr. To n»-aln one's back by a Mi
Deaooatrir, va. To take off the crust
Descot^, «& To remore a restriction from
the use of any road or other property.
Deeo6te, em. Exposure of the neck and
shoulders.
Descoynntamidnto, em. Luxation : disloca-
tion ; a pain tlurough over-exertion.
Deaooyunti^, va. To dl^oint; vex, molest
— «r. To experience some violent motion.
Desnee^da, V^ Decrement, decreasing.
Deeeree^, to. and n. To grow less; £&11,
snbdde; crow short
Deecredmiento, em. Decrease, diminution.
DeaerMito, em. Discredit [ati)ure.
Deecre^fVO. Todisbdleve ; deny due credit;
Descreldo, da« a. Incredulous, miscreant
DeecxepiMcalfa', va. To remove the twilight
Descrestir, va. To take off the creet
DeecriiixBe, vr. To weaken ; pine with dedre.
De8oribh>,«& To draw, delineate; describe.
Deecripd6n, 4^ Delineation; description,
narration.
Deseriptivo, ra, a. Deecrlptive.
Descripto. to, pp, Deecribed.
Deecriimir, «a. To give a blow on the head ;
remove the ohrlBm.~er. To lose patience.
Descristian^, «a. Y . De^oriunar.
Deecrito. ta, pp. Described.
Deecruzar. va. To undo the ibrm of a cross.
Deeeuademib'.va. To unbind; discompose.
DeacuadriUiUio, mn, Bprdn in the haunch.
DescnadriUido, da, a. Separated from the
rank orlinea.
DescoadrlUar, va. To hough.— ht. To be
aprained in the haunches. [frigiiten.
Deacndiir, va. To diaaolve, liauety; weed;
Desen«jo, wu Eradication, destroying of
weeds.
DeacuafftdMa .^' «nd«w>MarMa<20, (Nau.)
Abaft the beam.
DeacnarUzir,iNi. To quarter; carve at table,
yeacnbldrta, ^ Pie without upper crust;
mominff Inspection of a dtadeL A' la
detcubtertOt Openly, dearly.
Descublertam^te, ad, IfanUbstly, openly.
Deecubi^rto, sm. The whole of a discovery :
put without roof; solemn expodtion of
the sacrament; luUance of accounts; a
deficit Al deiouHerto, Openly, mani-
festly. D^ar en desciibierto. To leave
others to pay a debt Eaiar or quedar en
d€90ttbi^rto^ To be a defaulter.
Deecubidrto, to, a. Uncovered, ibrsakeB,
forlorn.
Descubrid6ro, •m. An overlooking eml-
nencet [scout, spy.
Deecabrld6r.ra, «. Discoverer; Investigator;
Descnbrimlonto, em. Discovery; dlsdosure.
Descubrir, va. To discover, disclose, show,
uncover ; make visible ; expose the sacra-
ment J)€90ubrir el campo. To recon-
noitre. i>e«cudHreujp0cAo,Tounbos(mi,
communicate secrets. DewubHrelcuer'
po^ To expose to danger anv part of the
Dodv. — vr. To uncover the b€»d, take off
the hat [nenoe; haugbthiessi
Descu611o, tm. Excesdve stature; pre-emi-
Deecu6nto, sm. Discount, deduction, dlow-
ance; diminution.
Deecuemacibras, em. Gold north wind.
Descndmo, tm. V. Deioire. Py.
Descuidadamdnte, ad. Carelessly, negligent-
Descuidido, da, a. Cardess, heedless, for-
get^il; oonnivent, inattentive; idle; dov-
enly.
Descuidiir, va. and n. To neglect, ibrget,
overiook; make easy; render careless.
Deaeuide Vd.^ Make yourself easy.
Descuido, em. Onreleesness, indolence, neg-
ligence, omission, forgetfulness ; over-
sight; indvility; impruper action; im-
prudence, immodeety. Al (UMuido y con,
cuidado^ With dissembling carelessness.
Descular, va. To break the bottom or end
of a thing. [affected elegance.
Descultizte, va. To f^ a writer's style fh>m
Descumbr^o, da, a. LeveU plain.
Descnmplir, va. Not to fhlfll one's duty.
Desdir, va. To untwist a rope.
D^ede,i7f«7>. Since, after, ft^m. Peadsaqul
From this place. DetcU lueffo^ TbereupoL,
immediately* i>eedeen^(^netfe, Since tnen.
De$de niflo. From one's childhood.
Desdedr, va. To charge with &lsebood.—
vn. To degenerate; differ; fkll to ruin.—
vr. To gdnsay, retract
Desd6n, em.. Disdain, contempt Al deaden^
Affectedly cardess; Insult De9dene^ di
lafortwna^ Frowns of fortune.
Desdent4do, da, a. Toothless.
DesdentiU', va. To draw teeth.
Desdefldble, a. Contemptible; despicable.
Desdedadam^te, ad. Dlsdainftilly, scorn*
fhlly.
Desdeftiu', va. To disddn, scorn ; exasperate.
— vr. To be disdainftil ; be reiserved.
DesdeiiosamSnte, ad. Disdainfully, con-
temptuously.
De6dak68o, sa, a. Disdalnfiil : fastidious.
DeedevanAr, va. To unwind or undo a clew
Desdicha, << Mlsfortnn&cdamity, liMnck.
Desdlchadam6nte, ad. Unfortanatdy, ni.
DeadUchido, da, a. Unfortunate, nnlucky.
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DeedobUr, wu To unibld, spread open; ex*
Deedonido, dv£k Insipid, Ibollsbf downiab.
DeedonAr, vck To take b«ck a present
Desdor^, va. To Uke off the gilding; tar-
nish.
Deeddro, sra. Dishonor, blemish, stigma.
Deseiblo, a, Desirable.
Deseablem^nte, ad. Desirously.
Deseaddr, ra, «. Dcsirer, wisher.
Dese^, fw* To desire, wish, long for; re-
qoiro, demand. [tion^rying.
Deaecaddn, tif, De8ecami6nto, nn. Deaicca-
Peaocinte, pa, and «. Drjrlng, drier ; deaio-
cant.
Deeeciir. va. To dry, desiccate; detain.
DesecatlTo, va, a. Desiocativo, drying.— ^sm.
Healinff-plaster.
Desechadam^nte, ad. Vilely, despicably.
Desecb&do, da, a, axkdpp. Keftisod, exdud-
od, rdected : outcast
Deaechor, «a To depredate ; condemn ; re-
ject; expd; reprooate; fling away.
D«a6cho, tm. Besidue, remainder: reftise,
offid; disregard. [seixore.
Desdeoutir, ra. To raise a se<)Qestration or
Desdl^r, va. To unseaL
Deeembal^, «a. To nnpaek. [descent
Desemballest^r, va. (Falc.) To dispose to a
Desembanast^, «a To empty a basket;
talk at random; draw the sword. — or.
To break loose, escapo.
DesembarazadamSnto, ad. Freely, withoat
embarrassment ['^'^7'
DesembarazMo, da, <k Free, disengaged,
Desembaraziir, «a. To disembarrass, free,
disengage, remove an impediment; extri-
cate ; expedite.— «r. To be extricated torn
difficulties.
Desembad^, «!». Disembarrassment; dls-
encombrance, extrication ; freedom to act
Deeembarcad^ro, 9m. Landing-place; key.
DesembarcAdo, tm. Discharged sailor.
Desembaro4r, v<k and n. To mUoad; land;
alight: terminate in a landlng-nlaco.
Desembirco, 9m. Landing, disembarkation ;
extra wages for prematore discharge;
Landing-place of stain; inTasIon.
Desemba^^amtote, ad. Freely.
Desembaigaddr, tm. A chief magistrate in
Portugal.
Desembargir, va. To ralso an embargo or
sequestration ; remove Impedimenta.
Desemb&rgo, m*. Bemoval of an impedi-
ment; raising an embarea [shore.
Desembirqne, «m. Landine, coming on
Desembura', va. To dear a thing from mud
or clay.
DesemMoIir, eo. To empty a trunk ; speak
one's mind nroely ; disclose one's thoughts.
Desembebec^rse, vr. To recover the use of
one's senses. [certe.
Deeembeb^. vrk (Prov.) V. I>e9embeb9'
Desembelesarse, vr. To recover from amaze-
ment [canal, &a
Desimbooaddro, 9m. Month of a river, of a
DosembocadAra, aC Y. Dt^tmSbocadero.
D«sembod^, vn. To disembogue; sail out
of a strait; break oat Into a violent pas-
rton.
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Desemboiaddra, tf. (Prov.) Female thirt
picks the coooona from the leavea.
Desemboj^, «a. To remove the cocowia
of silk from the leavetw [burse, expand.
Desembolsiu*, va. To empty a purse; dia-
Desemb61so, am. Disbursement, expendi-
ture. Xt"*''' "^^ ^^ sober.
Desemborrach4r, va. To sober, make aober.
DosemboactoM, w. To get out of the woods,
DesembozAr, va. To unmuffle or unoove*
the &oe; unravel [dom of apeeda.
Desemb6zo, ank Uncovering the fkce; free*
Deeembravec6r, va. To taoM, domesticate.
Deeembnvedmidnto, sttk Taoiing or re-
claiming from wildueea.
Desembraiur, va. To throw weapons; take
from the arms. [toxioation, sobered.
Desembriagklo, da, a, Becovered frt>m in*
Desembriag&r, va. To cure frxMn intoxica-
tion.— vr. To grow aober.
Desembridir, va. To unbridle a horsa
Deeembrolhir, va^ To unravel, disentanglo;
extricate. [dladose one's secrets.
DesembuchAr, va. Tu disgorge; unbosom,
Desembudar, va. To draw out ba I' through
a ftinnel.
Desem^ible, a. Dissimilar^ strong, large.
Dosem^ado, da, a. Different, unlike ; horri-
ble.
Desemdinte, a. Dissimilar, unlike.
Desemdantemente, ad, Disdmilarly.
Desemdinzo, ^f. Dlsdmllitude, unllkenesa.
Deeeme|Mr, <^ To be unlike.— do. To mask,
disguise. [calm, be appeased.
Desempadir, va. To unpack. — vr. To grow
Desempachiir, va. To make the stomadi
discharge. — or. To grow bold; putinordsL
De6cmp4cho. tern. Forwardness, assurance.
Desempalagar, va. To dean one^s palate, re-
move nausea; dear of stagnant water.
Deeempafi&r, «a. To take away the donia
and swaddling-clothea; dean a tarnished
looldng-glaasL f
Desempapd&r. va. To unwrap, unfol
Desempaquetar, va. To unpack.
DesemM^Ar, va. To unmatch.-
part,De separated.
Desemparv&r, va. To heap up thrashed grain.
Desempat^, va. To make unequal ; expkin,
dear up.
Deaempedrad6r, 9m. One who unpavesL
DesempedHtf, va. To unpave: frequent a
place. Ir de9empedraavdo la oaU^ To
walk Teiy rqiidhr.
Deeempegir. va, 'to unglue.
DesempeflMo, da, <s. Free or dear of debt
DesempefiAr, va. To redeem; dear frtm
debt; perlbrm any duty ; acquit ; rid.— vr*
To extricate one'a sell /AsssmpeAaraf
d9 la tUrra, To daw ofi; stand off shore.
Desemp^o, 9m, Bedeemlng; confirmation;
performance; discharge; perfection.
D^mpeorArse, vr. To reoover from std>
To
Desemperexir, vn. To reUnqoish habits d
Desempolvoradfira, «< Dusting.
Deeempolvorir, va. To dust
Desemponzofite, va. To oounteract poiaoA;
cure any disordtnate passion. Ipnipc
Dosempotrir, va. To remove the sUtb oi
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PtKmpalgadftra^ ^ Tbo unbending of a
t>ow.
Dwemmilgfir, vo. To unbend a bow.
D«BeDalbardir, 9a. To take offa pack-saddle.
Desenamor^ro. To destroy love or affec-
tion.— vr. To lose love; yield up one^s
eptnton.
Deeencabalgdr, va. To dismount cannon.
Deeencabeetnul6ra. ^ The disentangling of
a beast from the baiter. [the halter.
Deeeocabeetr&r, va. To disentangle from
I>e8eocadenir, vtk To nncbain, break looee ;
dlaoolve an connection.
Des«nciO<tini^to« DcsencAjc. mn. Disjoint-
edoess; laxatioiu [of place; disfigure.
Desennddr, va. To dl^oint, take or put out
I>e9tticfljon&r, va. To unpack a box.
Pesencalabrin&r, va. To remove dixzlness,
or wrong impressions.
Desencalcar, va. To loosen what was caked.
DcsencalUbr, ca To set a ship afloat.
Desencamittiir, va. To lose one*s way, go
astray; deviate ttom rectitudeL
Deeencantamtinto. »m. V. DM^canio.
Deeeneantir, va. To disenchant
I>esencaDtaraci6n, ^ Act and effect of
drawing lota.
DeMOcantarir, va. To draw lots fbr candi-
dates: withdraw as incompetent
Deeencanto, grn. Disenchantment [cloak.
Dc0cncapotad6ra, »f. Act of stripping off a
Desencapot&r, «a. To strip one of his cloak
or great-ooat; nnoorer, make manifest;
keep up the head of a horse; cook up the
ears.— «r. To lay tsldo fh)wns. Des^n-
capotarm el eMo, To elear up.
Deeencaprichir, va. To dissuade fh>m error
orprgudice.
DesencarcelAr, va. To let out of prison, set
at liberty: extricate fW)m difficulties.
Desencarecer, «a. To lower the price.
Deeencam&r, va. To prevent dogs teom eat-
ing game; lose an affection fbr any thing.
DeeencasUb', va. To deteriorate a race ; lose
Deeeneastmir, va. To drive out of a castle .
manifiost; exorcise; deprive of power, or
fbyor. [open; disclose.
Desenoerr&r, va. To fr^ee ttoin confinement;
Deeendnt&r, va. To untie, loosen.
Desendsvir, va. To draw out nails. Y.
J>e»olavarf To put one violently out of
his place,
desenclav^&r. va. To take out pins or pegs,
as of a musical instrument
Desenoog^, va. To unlbld.— or. To lay
aside bashfttlneas.
Deienoogimitoto, *m. Disembarrassment,
fkvedom ttom perplexity.
Deeencolir, va. To unjriue. [peased.
Deeeneoleriz^b'seMJr. To grow ealm^M ap-
Deeencon^ va. To remove inflammation ;
moderate one'A passion. — vr. To become
appeased, fbi^t irjuriee.
DeMictoo, «TfK Mltigatinfi: anger or passion.
l>eseneordAr, va. To unstnng, loosen strings.
Desenoordeldr, ikx. To loosen, or take away
ropes.
DeMnoorv&r, v€K To stralgfaten.
Peeenorespir, vet. To uncurl, 'mfrizde.
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Desencnademdr, «a To unbind. V. J>6$'
ouademar.
DesendemonliLr, DesendlablAr, va. To ex*
ordse, drive out an evil spirit— w. T^
moderate one^s fhrr. *
Desendiosdr, va. To bumble vanity.
Desenihdad^ras, qf. pi. T«ner dtMnfada^
deraa^ Means to get out of difficultieew
Desenfhdido, da, a. Appeased ; fh>e, uneitt-
barrassed; wide. [amused.
DesenfadAr, va. To appease. — vr. To bf
DesenfUdo. 9m, Freedom, ease; relaxation
Deseniald4r, va. To let fall the train of •
gown.
DesenfiunAr, va. V. DU/amar. [mud.
Desenfbng&r, va. To cleanse, dear ISrom
Desenikrdar, Desen&rdelii r, to. To unpack
bales; unbale. [error.
DesenfSttuAr, va. To undeceive, ftee flrom
DesenfMl^, vn. To leave the monastic
life; apostatize. [centionslv.
Desenfyenadamdnte, ad. Ungovernably. U-
Desenfkvn&do. da, a. Ungovemod, unbri-
dled, licentious, wanton.
Desenfrenami6nto, Desenfkvno, »m. Unru-
liness, wantonness, licenticwsness. D&-
Benfreno ds vientrSy Sudden and violent
looseness.
Desenltenir, ra. To unbridle. — vr. To rive.
loose to one's passions ; fly into a viMent
passion.
Deeenftmdir, va. To take out of a pillow-
case or other bag^ unbag.
Desenftirec^rse, vr. To grow calm or quiet
Desengtndi&r, va. To nnhook; unhamestL
Doeengafiadam^nte, ad. Truly, ingenuous*
ly, clearly; awkwardly, without care^
scurvily.
D^engan&do, da, a. Undeceived, disabused.
Desengafiad6r, am. Undecolvcr.
DesengaiUr, va. To undeceive, ttet tkom
error, set right [a person or beast
Desen^iftr, «a. To tree from the claws of
DeeeneidBo, em. Detection of error; unde-
ceiving; the naked truth ; censure; warn-
ing-
Desengarraiftr, va. To disengage ttom clawa.
DesengarzAr, va. To nnraveU unstring.
Desengast&r, va. To take a diamond out of
its settine.
Desengoznar, va. To unhinge; dl^olnt
DeeengrasAr, va. To take out the greasei
Desenerosir, va. To attenuate, make lean,
debilitate. [cement or pante.
Desengrudami6nto 87n. The rubbing off of
Desengruddr, v<k To scrape or mb off paste.
DesenhadAr, va. To remove disgust— w.
To be pleased. [unravel
Desenheorir, «a. To unthread; explain,
Desenhom&r, va. To take out of the oven.
Desenjaoz&r, va. To unharness, unsaddle.
Desenjalmir, va. To unharitees mules or
horsea.
Desei^iaulir, «& To uncage.
Desemecutir, v€k Q-aw) V. Desejeeutar.
Dosenlabon&r, «a. To unlink.
Desenl&ce, 9m. Denouement of a play ; o( n
elusion, unravelling of an aflWr.
Desenkdrlll&r, va. To take up floor-tiles 01
bricks.
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DaeenbuB&r, «a. To mxlaoe, untie knots;
disting^aiah. (parement
Deaeoloeiir, eOw Tr» take np the flags of a
Deeeolat&r, do. To leave off mooralng;
banish sorrow. [cate : explain.
Desenmarafi^r, «a. To disentangle; eztri*
Pesenmohec6r, va. To clear from rust;
make manifest [ment of speedi.
Deeenmndeo6r, vet. To remove an impedi-
Deeenoiir, vtk To appease, allay passion.—
«r. To amnae one s self; make Mends.
Deeen6Jo, 9m. Reconciliation, appeasable-
nesa.
I>e8en<06so, sa, a. Appeasing, leoonclling.
Deeenredfir, va. To disentangle ; extricate ;
clear; put in order.— er. To extricate
one's self [ment
Desenr6do, sm. Disentanglement; denoae-
Deeenroll4r, vn. To unrolL V. I>Marrollar.
Deaenron^rf vo. To remove the mbbisb.
Desenrodeo^r, va. To remove mst; polish
the manners. ineaa.
I>eaenronqnec6rf va. To free from boarse-
Desenrosdlr. va. To untwist
Desensabanar, va. To change or take off the
sheets ; remove Impediment
Desensan&r, va. To appease, pacify.
Deeensart&r, va. To anthroao, unstring.
Desenseb&r, va. To take away fht or its
taste; leave off work for a short time, to
draw breath. [or bosom.
Desensen&r, va. To take out of the breast
DesenseAiido, da, a. Untan^t
DesenseA&r, va. OiiitUe us.) To unlearu.
Deeo.isill&r, va^ To unsaddlSL
Desensoberbecerse, vr. To become bumble.
DesensortU&da da, a. Uncurled.
Desentablar, va. To take off planks; dis-
turb; embroil, interrupt friendly inter-
course, [bend a cable.
Deeentalendb*, DescntallnfrAr, va. To un-
Desentarquinir, va. To free a ditch from
mud.
Desentenddrse, vr. To feign not to under-
stand ; not to take notice.
Desentendido, da, a. Unmindfril, pretend-
ing ignorance. JTaoerM el (Uteidmdido^
To wink at a thing. [digs up.
I>e6enterrad6r. «m. He who disinters or
Desenterramiento, em. Disinterment
DesenterHir, va. To unbnry, disinter ; reoall
to memory; slander. [dead.
Desentierramu^rtoa, snk Calumniator of the
Deeentold&r, va. To take away the awning ;
strip off ornaments.
Desentonaddn, tf^. Dissonance.
Desentonadam^nte, ad. Unharmonlously.
Desenion&do, da, a. Out of tune, discordant
Deeentonaml^nto, sm. Dissonance, discord.
Deeenton&r, va. To bumble, wound the
pride. — vn. To be out of tune. — vr. To
speak in a rude or uncouth tone of voice.
Desenti'ino, $m. Disharmony; a rude tone
of voice.
DesentiirntllAr, va. To unscrew.
\>eBentorpeccr, va. To free from torpor;
restore motion to torpid limbs. — vr. To
become lively, smart [cerated.
DesentraflAdo, da, a. Disemboweued, evis-
DesentrafiAr, «a. To eviscerate; penetrate
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give away all one's fortune out of love.
Deeentristeo6r, va. To banish sadness.
Desentroniz^, va. Y. J>utronar. To de
prive of power.
Deeentnmeo6r, vr. To ft«e from numbness.
Desentumir, v(k TV> fr^ee from torpor.
Desenvain^, va. To nnabeath; expose tr
view.— im. To strip, undress. [sails.
Desenvelejir, va. To strip a vessel or hei
Desenvendiiff, va. To take off fillets or
bands.
DesenvergAr, va. (Nau.) To unbend a sail
DeeenvoltCira, {^Sprightliness; el&onteiyi
lewdness ; graoeftil delivery.
Desenvolvedor, sm. Unfolder, investigator.
Desonvolvte, va. To unfokl, unroll; up-
ravel— w. To be forward.
Desenvn61ta, a. Forward woman.
Desenvneltamtete, ad. Impudently, licen-
tiously: expeditiously. [oentiona.
Desenvuelto, ta, a. Forward, impudent, U-
Desenzarzir, va. To disentangle frxun bram-
bles.
Dee6o, sm. Desire, wish, mind, liking, lust
A' medida dd deaeo. According to one's
wish. [eage£.
Dese6eci, sa, a. Desirous, longing; greedy,
Desequido, da, a. Drv. Y. BeaeqMo,
Deseroi<Sn, ^ DesOTUon.
Deserr^&r, vn. (Mex.) To break or forc«
open. Xe d€9errc06 vn pUtoUtOMO^ Hh
fired at him with apistol
Deserter, va. To desert ; separate ; abandon
Deiertarw <i. To &I1 over.
DeBert6r, sm. Deserter; forsaken, ftigltive.
Deservicio, 9m. Disservice; fiuilt
De8ervid6r, sm. Ue who fiiils in serving
another. [disserve.
Deservir, va. Not to perform one's duty, to
DeseeUibonar, va. To cut the links of a
chain.
Desespald&r, va. To wound the shoulder.
Dese^raci6n, ^f. Despondeney, despair,
desperation ; displeasure, anger. E9 una
dsaegperaeiony It is unbearable.
Desesperadam^nte, ad. Despairingly; des-
perately, madly. rhopeless.
Deeesperado, da, A Deq>erBte, aespaired,
Dbsesperido. 9m. Desperate, despaix«r.
Desesperanzado, da. a. Hopeless.
Deseq>eranzir, va. To deprive of hope.
DesesperAr, vn. To despair.— 'CO. To make
one de^air, deprive of hope.— vr. To de-
spond; fret be grievously vexed.
Desesterir, v€L To take off the mats.
Deaest^ro, smw The taking off the mats, and
the time to do it
Desestima, ^ Y. J)M99tUnaoitm.
DeeestimaeI6n, ^ DIsesteem, disrespect
Desestimaddr, n, a. Oontemner, despiaer.
Desestlm&r, va. To disregard, contemn.
DeeestlvAr, va, (Nan.) To alter the stowan
DesfkJ&r, va. To unglrd. \mb,
DeefaJcAr, va. To deflitlcate, out off; pecn-
DesftilcazAr, va. To untwist a rope, makt
oakum. [peculatioiu
Desi&ico, 9m, Diminution; defiUcatica
DesfUleoAr, vn. To pine, fkll away ; Ikint—
va. To weaken, debilitate.
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DeiAUtocitete, pck Pinlog, luigaisbing.
iHafhUedmiteto, m%, Langoor; dejection
c^mind. [er.
Des&Toreoedir, n, «. DlafcTorar ; oontemn*
D«sikT<k', mn. Disfavor. [poee.
Dc«&TOf«e^, va. To dlsfitvor: despise ; op-
DeeflgnnusidDi << Debflgunmitoto, wk De-
formatioD, dl^gontioii.
Desflgnrar, «a. To disfigure, deform, spoil ;
di^oise; misreprosent; cload.~-«r. To
be dtsflgnred.
Des^iir, mk To nnsettle, remoTeL
DeafiUcUr, va Y. DetMUtchar,
Desfilad^ro, »m. Defile.
Desfll^. tm. To defile; march off by files.
Desfledir, wi. To remove the flakes of wool
Deeflemaddo, ^. Dephlegmation.
Desflem&r, «a To dephlogmata-^m. To
bragibottsL
De^odo", va. To ravel out the ends of staff.
Deaflorad^n, ^f. Defloration.
Deaflonamitoto. rnn. YioUUon, ravishment
Deaflorftr, «& To pnU op flowers; deflower,
violate; tamiah.
Desflorec^, vn. To lose the flower.
Desfloredmiinto, am. Falling of flowers.
Dedbgir.cOk To vent, open a draft; temper
or moderate passion. — vr. To vent one's
aoger. [▼^nt o' *> cannon.
Desfogtm^, va. To widen or burst the
DeefiWue, mn. The venting out of passion.
Desfonon&r, va. To strip off useless leaves.
Desfond&r, v<i. To take ofl; break, or pene-
trate the bottom of a ship.
Desfonn^, va. To disfigure, deform.
DeelbrtaleoSr, %a. To dismantle a fortress.
Desfk«u4r, va. To unbridle. T. De^enfr^
nar.
Deefrut&r, vo. To gather all the ftnit: ei^joy
or to gain advantage; produce fruit; ex-
haust a soil profit by.
Deefk^te. am. Use, enjoyment
Deefandir, va* V. Dt^enfwndar,
Deegiire, am. A graceless mien; slovenli-
oees; ecomftil gesture. M deagaire,
Aflbctedly careless^
Deegidadm, ^. Tearing off a branch.
Deegijir, va. To lop off the branches;
braak in pieces. — vr. To be separated;
be torn in piecesi. Dttga^arB* el cUlo^
To rain excessively. rplace.
Desgalgad^ro, am. A rugged decllvons
Deegalg^o, da,a. Precipitated ; light, thin.
Desgalffi^, va. To predpitate; throw down
headlong. , [aversion.
DeegAna, 4/? Disgust, want of appetite;
Desgan&r, va. To deprive of the wish of
doing something. — rr. To do with re-
luctance ; lose the appetite.
Desganchir, va. To Inp off the branches.
Deegaiiif&iae, Desgafllttoe, vr. To shriek,
Deqpvgamfnido, da, a. (Frov.) T. Detidio-
to and Mandria. [bawling.
OaegaifantArae, vr. To become hoarse with
De^a»ul4r, va. To shed the seed.
Oeeianur, on. and vr. (Nau.) To lose the
course; give up a design.
JMegarradamtote, ad. unpudentlr bare-
ftcedly.
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Desgarrido, da, a, Llcontioua, diasolata;
bold.
De8garrad6r, ^^ a. Tearer.
Desgarradura, iK Bent, laceration, break.
Desgarr^, va. To rend, tear ; claw. — rr. To
withdraw fhun one's company; giv%
loose to one's passions. '
Desgurro, wm. Laceration, rent; efiP^ontcry;
criminal levity ; fimfkronade, boast
Desgarr6n, am. A large rent or hole ; pleca
torn oft
Desgast&r, va. To consume by degrees;
corrode, gnaw; pervert — vr. To debili-
tate one's self. [catmint
Desgatir, va. To destroy cats; root out
Desgaznatirse, vr. V. DesgahitarBe.
Desglosir, va. To blot out a note or com-
ment [comoient
Desgl^se, 9m. Act of blotting out a note or
Desgobern4do, da, a. Ill-governed, ungov-
ernable, [in animala.
Desgobemadtot, «^ Act of oonmiing a vein
Desgobem&r, va. To disturb the order of
government; misgovern; dislocate; bar
a vein ; not to steer steadily. — vr. To af-
fect ridiculous motions^
Desgobi6mo, am. Mismanagement, misgov-
ernment; misrule; barring a vein.
Desgoilet^, va. To break oflrthc neck of a
bottie, tx, ; out off slopingly the fore part
of a gown. [disjoint Aa
Desgonz^, va. V. Desgoznar^^o unblnge,
Desgorr^rse, vr. To pull off one's bonnet or
hat [tor.
Desgotdr, va. To drain off water. V. Ago"
Desg6te, am. V. DsscoU.
Desgozndr, va. To unhinge, dli^olnt — rr.
To be dislocated; be torn in pieces; dis-
tort the body with violent motions.
Desgr&da, ^. Misfortune, adversity; en-,
mlty : unpleasantnesa. Correr con £f«a-
(rra<;id, To be unfortunate. Casrende<i-
grada. To be disgraced. Rii^pily.
Desgradadamdnte, ad. Unfortunatelv, un-
DesgradAdo, da, a. Unfortunate, unlucky,
miserable; outoflhvor; ungratefhl.
DesgradAr, vn. V. Malograr. — vr. To dis-
nacQ, Ihll out with one ; be out of order ;
degenerate; be unfortunate.
Desgr^o, da, a. Degraded. A' d^grado^
Grievously, degraalngly. [the root
Deagram&r, va. To pull up panic-grass by
Desgran&r, va. To get out tne grain f^om
the ear; kill ; scatter about — vr. To wear
away. [the grain.
Desgranzfir, va. To separate the chaff fh)m
DeegreflAr, va. To dishevd the hahr; dis-
compose, disturb.
Desguamec^, va. To strip off trimmings ;
deprive of atrength ; unharness ; disarm;
disgarrison.
Deeguamlr, va. (Nau.) To unrig the capstan.
Desguaziir, va. To cut asunder timber or
wood.
Desguince, am. The knifo which cuts ra^i
In paper-mills.
DesguindAr, vet. (Nau.) To take and briag
down.— «r. To slide down by a n»pe.
Desguinz^, va. To cut rags In paper-mlDii
Desbabltddo, da, a. Uninhabited, deserted.
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OosbabiUur, «a. To qnit one's boose; de-
populate.'
DoBhabitiuiddxi, ^ Disuse, dlsosago.
DeshabitoAr, va. To disaocastom, disuse.
Desbaceddr, 9m. Undoer.
Deshaodr, «a. To undo, destroy; consume;
cancel; eflSace; rout; molt; cut up; lesson;
discbarse troops. — vr. To grioTe; excuse
one's self} disappear; mollify; ^ow fee-
ble. Dewacerae en l&grimaa^ To burst
Into tearSb Dethacer agratfios^ To re-
venge or redress ij\|uries. Deehcteensdet
To ffot rid oC [nitnre.
Dosbalniar, vo. To unftimisb, deprire of tar-
D^hdluo, sm. Cutting of diy boney-combs.
Desbarrap4do, da, a. Shabby, ragged, in tat-
ters.
De9harrapami6nto, em. Misery, meanncssi
DeshebilUir, va. To unbuckle.
Deshebr^, va. To unthread ; separate into
filaments; shed a flood of tears.
Desh6eha, 4/f Fiction, evasion ; a polite fare-
well ; burden of a song; step in a dance.
A* la dsshecha, Diasemblingly ; deceit-
fully.
Deehecbiz&r. to. To disenchant
Desli6cho. cna, a. Undone, destroved, wast-
ed; melted, ^rrcwca cfMA^fcAo, A vio-
lent tempest i^a (£MA«oAa^ A precip-
itate flight
Desheldr, tta. To thaw; overcome one's ob-
stinacy.— cr. To thaw: melt pierbs.
Desherb&r, im. To pluck up or extirpate
Desheredaci6n, qf. Disheritance, disinherit-
ing.
DesheredamiSnto, 9m. Disinheriting.
Deshereddr, 90. To disinherit; deprive of
influence. — or. To degenerate.
Desherman&r, va. To unmatcli. — vr. To vio-
late brotlierly love.
Desherradiira, »f. (Voter.) Surbating, li\jury
done by being unfhod. [horse-shoes.
Deehorru-, vo. To unchain; take off the
Desherrumbr^ va. To clear a thing of rust
Deshi^o, am. Thaw.
Deshilach4r, va. To ravel. Tcoooons.
Deshiladiz, 8m. (Prov.) Befhso of silk, or
DeehiliUlo, sm. Open work, embroidery.
DeshilAdo, da, a. Marching in a file. A' la
dMkOada, In file, stealthily ; deceitfully.
Deshiladiira, •/: Bipping, ravelling out
Dcahll&r, va. To ravel; oonvert into fila-
ments; distract bees.
Deshilo, 9m, Forcing bees to another hive.
Deshincad&ra, ^ Un&steniniE, unnailing.
Deshindlr, va^ To draw a naU ; unftsten.
Deshinchaidfira, 6f. Abating a swelling.
Deahindiir, va. To reduce a swelling; ex-
plain the cause of one'a displeasure. — or.
To be removed ; abate.
Desholaddr, 9m, A stripper of leaves.
Deshqj4r, vck To strip off the leaves: dis-
play rhetorical elegance ; deprive of hope.
Dosholl^dr, va. To peel, pare, strip off the
busk. [brush; examine carefully.
DesholUnaddr, «m, Qiixnoev-e weeper; soot-
Peehollin^, va. To sweep chimneyis ; change
clothes; examine attentively.
Peshombrec^rse, or. (I*rov.)To ihrug up the
shoulders.
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Deshonestamdnto, ad. Dishonorably; lewd*
ly. [form. — or. To be Insolent, san<7;
Deshcnestdr.oa. To dishonor, disgrace; da*
Deshonestid^l, ^ Immodesty, indeoency;
lewdness; dishonesty.
Deshon^sto, ia, a, Inunodeet, unchaste lewd;
unreasonable; saucy. [insolt
Deshondr, 9m. Dishonor, disgrace; Iqjufyi
Desh6nra. 9/. Dishonor, disgrace; seductioii.
Deshonraou6nos, 9m. Calumniator, libeller;
degenerate. rsluunefhlly.
Deshonradamtote, ad. Dishonorably,
Deahonraddr, 9m. Dishonorer, seducer; dis*
gracor. [duceb
Deshonrftr, va. To aflVont; dishonor; se>
Deshonrdso, sa, a. Dlshonon^le, indecent,
low.
Deshdra, ^ An unseasonable time. A'd^^*
hora or & de9hora9^ Unseasonably; ex-
temporary.
Deshomir, oo. To take out of the oven.
Deshospodami^nto, «m. Inhospitall^.
Dcshucs^, va. To bone; rid of bones.
DeshumAno, na, a. (Little u&) Inhuman.
Deshumedec6r, va. and vr. To dry; exaie
cate.
Dosiderdble, a. Desirable^
Desidia, ^f. Idleness, laziness, indolence.
DosldiosamSnte, ad. Indolently, idly.
Do6ldi6so, sa, a. Lazy, idle, indolent
Desidrto, ta, a>. Deserted, uidnhabited, wasta
Desi^rto, 9m. Dee^t wilderness.
Deslgnacidn, 9j^ Designation. [name.
Designdr. va. To design, purpose; appoint;
Designadvo, va, a. (Little us.) Designative.
Designio, 9m. Design, intention; road.
DosiguiU, a. Unequid, unlike; uneven, crag-
gy; arduous; excessive^
Designalir, va. To make unequal, mismatch,
—or. To excel, surpass.
Desigualddd, DeslgualSza, «/ Inequality;
inconstancy; wronz; unevennesa.
Desigualmtote, ad. Unequally, oddly.
Desima^ndr, va. To blot out from the mind.
— on. To bo unconcerned.
Desimprosiondr, va. To imdeceive.
Deainclinir, oo. To disincline^
Dosincorpordrse, vr. To separate one's sell
fh>m socie^. [efface marks.
Desindici&r, va. (Little us.) To blot out or
Desintoda, ^ Termination, end.
Desinfloiondr, va. To disinfect
DesInflamAr, va. To remove inflammation.
Desinsaculaoidn, 9f, Act of drawing lota.
DestnsacuUr; Desinseciriir, oo. To draw Iota.
Desinter6^ Desinteresamidnto, 9m, Disin-
terestedness.
DesinteresadamSnte, ad. Disinterestedly.
Desintereaddo^ da, a. 'Disinterested, impar-
tial, fintestince.
Desintestindr, va. To eviscerate, extract tha
Desist^Sncia, if. Y. J>99i9timUnto.
Desistimi^to, 9m, Desistance, cessation.
Deslstir, vn. To desist; leave off give up.
ljarretad6ra,«/CHoughing-knlfb. [ea.
Jarretdr, va. To hough, hamstring; WMk*
jarrite, 9m. Aot of hooghtng. [thlB^
Jng&r, va. To extract the Juice from anj
Juntami^nto, <m. Separation, di^unn
tlon.
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Dedant^, co^ To divide, separate, part
Z>eflai«r, to, To retract on oath.
I>e6Uboiiiu>, CO. To unlink, separate; do-
strcrr. — vr. To withdraw, retire.
DcsladriUir. to. V. DMefdadriaar.
Deslaniir, tao. To clear of mud.
DesIaatHr, va. To nnballast a ship.
Deslatir, to. To take oat the latlis.
DeBtsrido, da, a. Impadent, barelkced.
Destavadi^ ^ Wa«bing.
DesIaTib-, DeelaTazir, va. To wash; wet;
loat C^ac2e«?aea<fa,Apale,panj'
Deelazamidnto, «m. Dli^unctlon, dissolation.
Dealazir, eo. To unlace, nntie.
DesleAl, a. Dlslml ; perfldions, fldthlesa.
I>e6lealm6nte, ad. Disloyally, treacheronslj.
Deeleait^ ^. Disloyalty, treachery, perfidy.
Deelechir, wi. To remove the leaves firom
flUk-worms.
Desl^cho, wn. Act of cleansing silk-worms.
Deslediogad^, mt, Yine-dresser, proner.
Deelechngftr, Deslechuguillar, vo. To prone.
DesIeidAra, ^ Dilation, making tliln or
weak. [dissolTO.
Dee!efr. t7& To dilate, make thin or weak,
De6lendr&r,-vo. To clear the liair of nltSL
Deslengnido, ^ a. Loqaacions, impadent,
Benri11oa& [dence.
Deslengnami^nto, mu Loonacity, impn-
Deslenga^, i»z. To cat oat the tongae. — vr.
To t^ ill of, Blonder.
Desli&r, «a. To nntle, loose.
Desligadtira, af, Di^anction, nntring.
Deslig^, c& To loosen, untie ; disentangle ;
absolve from eodeslitftical censare.
Dedlndad^r, am. He who marks boandaries.
DeeUndnmirato, tm. Demarcation.
Deslindir, to. To mark limits; clear np.
Deslinde, tnt. Dernaroation.
DealiiUr, va. To clean cloth before press-
ing:
j>eBliz, tm. 81ip« slipping; a ftlse step, flialt;
waste of quicksilver m smelting.
Deslizible, a. That which can slip or slide.
Deslizad^To, am. A slippery place.
Deslizadizo, za, a. Slippery, slippy, lubriooua.
Deelizami^to, am. Blip, slipping.
Desliz^, tm. To slip, slide; act carelessly.
DesIomadAra, af. Act of breaking the back.
Deslomir, txk To break the back, strain the
loins. A^M<f«s2&mardi, He will not over-
work himselt [gantly.
Deslacidam^nte, ad. Ungracefhlly, inele-
Deslnddo, da, a. Unadorned, awkward;
nselesB. [dor.
Deslacimi^nto. am. Disgrace, want of splen-
Deslucir, to. To tarnish. (Met) To obscure
one> merit [(]az^in<r; hallucination.
Deslumbramicnto, DeslAmbre, am. Glare;
Dcelnmbi^, «a. To dazrie the sight; pazzle.
De6lastrad6r, «m. Tftmisher.
Detlnstr^, to. To tarnish; obscure; blast
oiie*8 reputation. [cominy.
Deslfistre, am. Spot or stain; disgrace, ig-
DeshisMso, sa, a. Unbecoming, ugly.
Dcamittlejamionto, am, Languishment, Ian-
giidnesa
DesmadeJ^, «a. To enervate, produce lan-
guor.— vr. To languish, be enervated.
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Desm^ol^, va. To root up \'lnes; looses
the shoestrings. [mall.
Desmalhid^r, am. He who breaks a coat ol
DeemaUad&ra, ^ Breaking a coat of mail
DesmalUr, va. To destrov a coat of mail.
Deemam^, «a. Y. DeaMar.
Desmamon^r, va. To cut off young shoots.
DesmAn, am. Mlsfbrtone, disaster; naisbe>
havlor.
Desman&rse, tfr. To stray fr(»n a flock or herd.
Dosmand^a da, a. Y. Deaobedienta.
Deemandami6nto, am^ Countermanding;
disorder, irregularity.
DesmandAr, «a.To countermand ; to revok*
a l^;a<nr.— or. To transgress the bounds;
dislMmd; go astray.
Desmaneib:. «& To unfotter.
Desmangamli&nto, DesmAnguo, am. Taking
off the handle. [thing.
Desmang^, «a. To take off the handle of a .
Deemanotido, da, a. Unhandy, awkward.
Desmanteodr, «a. To take off the butter.
Deemantelido, da, a. Dismantled, ruinous.
Desmantel^, co. To dismantle; forsake;
nnmast
DesnUUia,^ Clumsiness; idleness, lazinean
DesmaflMo^ da, a. Unhandy, clumsy; lazy,
idle. \maraflar»
Desmarafi&r, «aw To disentangle. Y.Deaai^
Desmarojad^r, am. He who takes off the
rind of olives.
Desmaroi&r, do. To take the rind from olives^
Desmarndo, da, a. Sad, d^e<^ted, exhausted.
Desmatiir, «a. Y. J>aacu<Mar.
Desmayadam^nte, ad. Weakly, dejectedly.
Desmayiklo, da, a. Swooned; pale, wan;
dismayed.
Desmay&r, vn. To be dispirited or feint-
hearted. — va. To dismay, depresa.--«r. To
feint, swoon. [dismay.
Desmdyo, am. Swoon: decay of strength*
Desmazali^do^ da, a. weak, d^ected, spirit
less.
Desmedldamtote, ad. Disproportionably.
Desmedido, da, a. Unpropornonable.
Desmedirse, vr. Y. Daamandaraa and SX'
cadaras. [impair, deteriorate.
Desmedr^, vn. To decrease, decay.— ©a. To
De8m6dro, am. Diminution, decay, detri*
mcnt \vr. To decay, decline.
Deamejorir, ta. To debase, make worse.—
Dearaelancolizur, va. To cheer, enliven.
Dosrael^, va. To take the honey ftom a
hive.
Desmelendr, va. To dishevel, diacompoee
the hair. [memberment, divlHon»
Desraembraci6n, DesmembradAra, ^. Di»»
Deemembraddr, ra, a. Divider, one who dJs*
memberSk
Desmembramidnto, «nk Dismemberment
Desmembrdr, va. To dismember; eeparatei
divide.
Deememorldrse, vr. To be (brgetAU, forget
DesmenguAr, va. To lessen ; defelcatei Y.
Manguar.
Deementida, af. The act of giving the lie.
Deementiddr, am. He who ccnvicts of •
felschood. [mvpMt
Deementir, va. To gtvo the lie: ooanteiMt
Dcsmenazible, a. Brittle, easily erambled.
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tnmn«nia$d6Tt r», «. A seratator or inyaiti*
Dasmenuz&r, ro. To oramble ; examine mi-
natelj.^-vr. To cramble» fall into mall
DesineoIlATf t>a. To take oat the marrow.
Desoiereced6r, $m. An anworthv, unde-
Bonrfiig petaon. X^^^^y*
Desmerecer, va. To demerit, become un-
De&meredmi^nto, am. Demerit, onworthi-
neae. (lenoe.
DeameaArBf ^/T Exoees; impudence, inao-
Desmosumdamdnte, ad. Inuneasorably.
Desroeenr^o, da, a. Immeasorable ; bnge.
Deemestth^, va. To disorder, pertnrbate.—
vr. To be forward, be impadent
Deemlgi^j^, «a. and vr. To crumble, com-
mlnnte.
DeemlgAr, va. To crumble bread.
De8mlnuir,oci.Todiroiniah. Y.JHwUnudr.
Deamirriido, da, Ow Lean, exhausted ; melan-
cbol7.
DeamiKjha, ^ Lopping or cutting off; dim-
inution.
Desmoch&r, wl To lop off, mutilate ; unborn.
De8m6cb^ rnn. Truncation, mtftilation.
Desoidcho, enu Heap of tilings lopped or
cutoff
Deamogte, wi. To cast the horns, as deer.
Desii)6gue, am. Aot< of casting the horns, in
deer. [grlnden.
DesmoUdo, da, a. Toothleea, having no
Deemontiu', va. To dismount; Csll wood;
uncock fire-arms.— -on. To dismount,
alight [a wood.
Desm^nte, am. Felling of timber; clearing
DesinoftAr, va. To undo or looson the hair.
DesmorAlizacl6n, ^ Demoralization, cor-
ruption, [praved.
Derimoralizido, da, cu Domoralixed, de-
Desmomliztlr, va. To demoralize, corrupt
Desnioronadizo, za, a. Easily mouldered.
Deemoron4r, va. To destroy by little and
little ; cause to dwindle. — vr. To moulder,
faU. [the grapes.
DesmoetAr. «a. To separate the must fh>m
Deamotadera, »f. Woman employed to take
off knots and coarse naps from cloth.
Desmotaddr, ra, «. Person employed in
taking off knots from cloth.
Desmour, va. To dear cloth of knotai
Desmuilo, am. Want or loss of grinders.
Desmugerir, va. To separate fh>m a wife.
Desmugraddr, am. Instrument to clean wool
ofgrease. [grease.
Desmu^&r, va. To clean wool or cloth o
Desmnir, va. To pick olWea.
jesmnlln^ va. To discompose any thing soft
Oesmuraddr, am. A mouaer, cat [wallsu
Desmurir, va. To exterminate rats; ruin
Desnarigido, da, a. Noseless.
Desnarigar, va. To cut off the nose,
ttosnatitr, va. To skim milk; take the
choicest part Dwruitarlahadtiida^To
live itfion the fkt of the land.
Desnatorallziir, «a. To disnaturalize, make
a1ien.-H»». To abandon ona'a country.
Desnerr&r, va. To enervate.
DesnevAdo, da-O. Thawed.
OoaneTir, va. To thaw, dissolve.
DES
DeenlvA', am. Unevennesa, inequality.
DesnivcUr, va. To make uneven or an
equal.
Desnovlir, va. To separate a newly married
couple. [the nape.
Deanuc4r, eo. To break the neck, di^oial
Desnudad6r, mn. One that denudes.
Desnudamtote, aJU Nakedly ; manifestly.
Desnud4r, va. T<> denude, strip off, fleece;
discover, reveal: unrig.— cr. To undresa
deprive one's sJf of a thlog.
Deanudcz, ^. Nudity, nakedness.
Desnudo, da, a. Naked, bare; pUiin,evidcsii'
empty-handed.
Desnudo, am. A nude picture or statuo.
Desobedecur, va. To disobey.
DeeobedeclmiC'nto, Mt. Disobedience; con-
tempt of court
Desobedlencla,q< Disobedience, lawleasneii.
Desobedl6nte, pa. Disobedient
Deeobedientemcnte, ad. Disobediently.
Deeobllg^r, va. To release from an obliga-
tion ; disoblige, offend, provoke.
Desobstrudnto, a. and a. (Med.) Deobetment
Deeobatrulr. va. (Med.) To deobstruct
DesocupadOn, ^f. Lelsurejvant of bn^essi
Desocnpadam^nte, ad. Deliberately, lei-
surely.
Desocupfir, va. To evacuate, onlt, empty.—
vr. To disengage one's self from bnsliiesa,
Desoir, va. To pretend not to bear.
DesqjAr, va. To break tlie eye of a needle.—
vr. To strain the sight; look intently.
Desolacl6n, ^ Desolation, fkll ; want ox con*
solatlon.
Desolado, da, a. Desolate, disconsolate.
DeaolAr, va. To desolate, lav waste ; hbrass.
Desolladamonte, ad. (ColL) Impudently
petulantly. [lent
Desolludo, da, a. Forward, Impudent inso
Desollador, am. Flayer; slaughter-house
extortioner.
Desolladura, tjf. Excoriation.
Deeolliir, va. To llav, skin, excoriate ; extort
Desollinad6r, am. V. DemolUnador.
Desollinur, co. Y. DeshoUinar,
Desoll6n, am. V. De^oUadura. [pound.
Desonce, am. Discount of an ounce in each
Desonzar, va. To deduct an ounce In tht
pound.
Desopilur^ va. To clear awar obstmctlonflL
Desopllativo, va, a. Deoppilative, deobstra*
ent [dcfiuneL
DesoplnAr, «a. To Impeach one*a character,
Desoprimu*, va. To free ttom oppression.
Dosdrden, mm. Disorder, oonfUslon ; excea^
abuse. Iftrdefi,
De8ordenaci6n, 4^ Dlsordcrodnossw ¥./>«••
Desordenadamunte, ad. Dlsordcrlv, Irregu-
larly, [licentioiu^
Desordenfido, da. a. Dlsonlcriv, Irregular;
Desordendr, va. To dljM»nler, disturb, con-
found, confriso. — er. To exceed; be Itrog*
ular.
Desorcjad^r. ra, «. EarKTopncr.
Desorgamiunto, a»t. Cr«)pping the earn
Desor^tir, va. To crop tlie cam
Dcsoipmizacl6n, ^f. Disorganizailoik
Desorganlzador, am. Disorganizor.
Desorganlzdr, va. To disorganize.
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DES^
DMoricnOdo, da, a, Torned from the right
dirtotioii. [astray.
Deaorient^, va. To deprlre of yooth ; tarn
DeaorliUr, vo. To cat off the selvage.
DeaortQado, da. a Sprained.
Desonyar, fta. To hoe plants the first time.
Heeoaor, imx. To bone« deprive of the bones.
Desovar, va. To spawn. [Ing.
Dea6T«L aiNk Bpawniog; the timeof spawn-
DesovlU4r, to. To unclew; onravel; en-
eooraceu
I>espAbilad6ra8, ^.jpl. Snofforsw
Deapabilido, da, a. Snoffod; watchlhl ; smart
I>e^abllad6r, sm. fkindle^naflSBr.
DeepoMtedftra, »f. BnoJTof the candle.
D«ap«bilAr, va. To snoff a candle; cat off;
dispatch; rouse; kill. Despabiiar lo$
c^ok. To Iceep a sharp lookout. Drnpabi-
lor M ingmiio^ To eharpea the wiL— «r.
To vake from slomber.
Despacbadiraa, ^ o^ Sari j words In answer.
Deapachaddr, am. jBxpediter.
Deepachir, «& To dispatch, expedite; lav
br, diqiose oil Dmpaciuwvn, barco. To
Clear a vessel at the costom-booae.— «r.
To aeoeleratei make haste.
Desp4eth», •m>. Expedient; dispatch; eas-
tern; office, coonting-hoaae. Despaoho
dscoeke»<i(fic(mUnoit>^p6ti oommUiSlon,
patent; a snuut answer. Seor^tario del
dsspacho. Secretary of state.
Despachanido, da, a. Pressed together.
Zft;^ d uno demaokurrado^ To leave
one atapefled. A un detpaohurradOj
He is a ridicaloaB fellow.
Dcapachorrir, tio. To press together, crash ;
olMcare by a bad explanation ; confoand
by a smart repartee. [oontinaaliy.
DespMo, <ut Slowly, lelsorelv; Insensibly;
Despado, interi Softly, gentlv.
Deapadto, ad. Yerv gently, softly; lelsarely.
De^acito, iwUrj. Gently I stop a little I
Desp4ad&ra, «/: Winnowing.
Oeepafiir, va. To winnow.
DespAo, mn. Winnowing.
Despaidib', va. and r. V. DespaldiUar and
0M]^kl(UlUjr«aTo dislocate.— «r. To dis-
locate oae*s shoalder-blade. [yard.
Despalmaddr, am. Careening-plaoe, dock-
Despahnir, va, (Hao.) To grave ; pare off a
horse's hoot
Dcspampanaddr, 9m. Praner of vines.
Despampanad&ra, «/! Act of pruning vines.
Despampanir,«a. To prone vines; onbosom,
give vent to one's feelings.
DMpan^^ da. a. Breadlee&
Despan^ va. To remove the reaped grain.
De8pancQ4r, Deapanzorribr, va. To burst
thebeUy.
I>eepap4r, vn. To carry the head too high.
Desi«arcir, va^ (Prov.) To scatter, dissemi-
nate, [anlike or dissimilar.
despar*-**-, Vfi. To msc^pear. — vr. To be
DesfNu^ir, va. To make uneqoal or un-
even.
Desparp^jMo, da, a. Pert, petolant
I>esparpi\}ib-, «a To ando in a disorderly
oianner ; rant, prattle at random, tlon.
Deaparp^ tm, PertKaas of speech or ao-
DES
Desparrankkio, da, a. Wide, open
Desparramaddr, ra, a. Dlspersor, prodigal
waster.
Desparramiir, va. To scatter; squander
lavish. — vr. To be dissipated.
Despartid6r, sm. Pacificator.
Deapartir. va. To part, divide; conciliate.
Desparvir, va. To unstack sheaves to be
threshed.
Despasar. to. (Nan.) To unreove; shift
Despatarrada, ^ Variety in the Spanish
dance. Uacer la d^»patarradayTo a^
feet disease; feign death.
DespatarrMo, da, a. Quedar despatarrO'
do, To leave one astonished.
Despatarrdr, «& To silence, oblige one to
be silent^— rr. To slip and JhU on tho
ground ; to be stupefied.
D^patill^. va, TOjCToove or mortise.
Despavesaaiira, 9f, The act of snaffing.
Deepavesar, va. To snaff the candle.
Despavorklam^nte, ad, Terrifledly, agbaat
Despavorir, vn. and r. To bo terrified.
I>espead6ra,^8urbating; foundering.
Despeaml<^to, mn. Act of surbating.
Despedr, va. To fbunder. — vr. To surbate.
Despeohadam^nte, ad. Angrily, spitefully.
Despt»ciiad6r, am. Extortioner, tormentor,
oppressor. [overburdening.
DuipechamlSnto, mn. Act of enraging or
Despech^, va. To enrage ; overwhelm wltli
taxes.— «r. To ftet, be peevish ; lose all
ho{>esL
Despecho, am. Indignation ; asperity ; 8pite :
d^ection, desptJr: disrespect; deceit*,
derision, scorn. A despaJio^ In spite o£
Despechngadura, «< (Jncuvering the breast
Despecbi^C^. va. To cut off the breast of a
fowL — vr. To walk with the breast open.
Deepedazaddr, ra, «. Dissector, laceratw,
manffler.
Deepedazad6ra, ^ Y. DetpedatamUnto.
Deeuedazamlento, Sfik Laceratioa; man-
gling.
Despedazib', va. To cut Into bits, Umb,
daw; lacerate, mangle. Desptdatar^
de riwz, To burst Into a fit of laughter.
Despedida, ^. Leave-taking, fkreweU ; turn-
ing a lod^r out ; dismission.
Despedimionto, am. Y. Pespedida.
Deepedir, va. To discharge, dart; dismiss;
deny ; pay off a ship's crew. Despedir
la vida^ To die.— or. To take leave.
Despedrir, va. (Prov.) Y. Deapedrtgar.
Despedreffir, va. To dear a place of stonca
De4>eg4ble, a Dissoluble, dissolvlble.
Despegadam^te, od. Boughly, harshly.
Despegido, da, a. Bough, morose; disgufit-
Ing; separated.
Despegadura, nf. Dissolving, separating.
Despegami6nto, am. Y. Deaapego.
Desp^r, «a. To unglue, separate, dit^oln.
DttrjpMar lo$ laMoa, To speak.— 4?r. To
grow displeased, be sullen. [coldneea
Desp^^ am. Moroseness; displeasure;
Despemar, va. To entangle: applied to th«
hair. [ly, free^.
Deq>^adam6nte, ad. Expoditloasly, retdl-
Desp^&dcL da, a. SprLrhtly, dexterous
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Dmpt^ir, to. To remoye lmp«dlinent&
lM^0n> la BcUa^ Clear the room.— vr.
To cbeor ap, amnse one^selC J)«Bp&-
jar96 el cielo^ To become clear ureatber.
iMsp^o, tin. BemoTlngob^^es; yiradty,
grace, caae.
Deapell^adAra, «(! Seratcbf a altgfat uroond.
Despellcjir. vcu To skin. Despellejar un
cort^o^ To uncase a rabbit
Despelotir, vo. To dishevel the hair.
Deq>elQzaml6nto, am. Act of making the
hair stand on end.
Deepelnz^r, Despelnznir, va. To make the
hair stand on end. [of death.
Despenaddra, «/ A woman easInR the pain
Despen^r, vo. To reUevo from pain.
Despendeddr, ra, «. SpendthrUl, prodigal,
waster.
]>e8pend6r, txt. To spend, wasto, squander.
Deep6naB, af. Pantrv, larder; store of pro*
visions; bntlorshtp: any Inferior drink.
Despens^ro, ra, «. JiuUer, caterer; steward;
dispenser.
Dnder-
Despefiadamdnte, ad. Predpltatelr.
Despefiaddro, «7K Precipice; a bold
taking. none.
Deepefiaddro, ra, a. Steep, precipitous, boad-
Despefiadizo, za, a. Steep, precipitous; slip-
pery.
DespofiAr, 1HL To precipitate.— «r. To throw
one^ self headlong:
Desp^fio, Despefiamltoto, sm. A precipitate
fiul; destruction of character; diarrhoea.
Despepit^rse. «r. To speak or act rashly;
wish eagerly.
Despercudir. va. To clean what Is greasy.
DesperdldMO, da, a. Wasted, squandered.
DesperdidadOT, ra, «. Spendthrift squan-
derer.
Desperdidir, wk To scnander, miamend.
Despordido, am. Prodigality; residuum;
rcfmains.
Desperdl(riir, eo. To separate^ dl^oin, soatter.
Deepereoorse, «r. To crave, desire eagerly.
Daapereeerae ds riaOf To laugh heartily.
DeeperezArse, «r. To stretch one^ limb&
Desperdzo, am. Y. Eapermo,
Desporftliir, «A To soften the lines of a
painting.— vr. To lose the posture of a
profile.
DespemMa, e^ A motion in dandng.
Despemido, da, a. Weaiy. Iktigued, thvd.
DespemAr, fo. To cut off or prevent the
use of the legs. [one stroke.
Desperpentir, txr. (Prov.) To cut off with
Despertaddr, ra, a, Awakener; alarm-bell.
Oespcrtamidnto, snk Awakening; excita-
tion.
Dcsoert^, va. To awake; exdte; enliven;
call to recollection. — m» To awake; re-
vive.
Despeetafitoo, to. To pluck out the eye-
lashes.— or. To look stoadfiistly; apply
one's self attentively.
Despexib*, wu To dispose stones at a proper
distance; thin the end.
Demdzo, am. Diminution cf one end of a
tube.--^ Joinirg-lkcee.
DespesonAr, DO. Tc cut off the end, oreak off
the stalk ; separate.— or. To break ofll
BES
DespicAr, wk To satisQr, gratify.— or. Tl
take revenge.
DespicaraxAr, oo, To begin to pick the flg&
Deepichir, «a. To pick grapes ; expd iboIs(>
ure; die.
Despidida, 4/:jnE*rov.) Outter.
Despldo, am. DiqMtch ; dtemlssaL
Despiertamtote, ad. Acutely, liveUly.
Despidrto, ta, a. Awake; watchftd: strong;
lively. [another.
De^i^xo. am. Juncture of one stone oa
DespiUkntuiamAnte, ad. Wastefhlly; alov-
enlv. [squandered
DespilAurrido, da, a. Bagged, In tatters.— «
Desplllhrrir, oo. To destroy with slovenll-
nees, squander.
DespiU&rro, am.. SlovenUnees; waste.
Despinees, am. ol. Tweezera. Y. Pinaaa.
Despintir, «mIi.To elhce what is painted;
mislead. — vn. To degMierate^— «r. To mis-
take the card.
Despinzad^ rf. Woman that picks the
knots off cloth.— iTi. Tweezers. [doth.
Despinzio', oo. To pick off the knots fh>ni
Despinzaa, tf.pLY. Pinaa*.
Despiojdr, va. To deao of lice; trim oi
drees, relieve.
De8piqu^ am. Yengeanoe, revenge, spite.
DespiritiMo, da, a. Lanould, spiritleo.
Deepizcir, oo. To comminntek— or. To make
the utmost exertions. [ligation.
Desplao6r, am. Displeasure, disgust, dlsob*
Desplac6r, oa. To displease, disgust
Desplantaddn, tf. Eradioation, displantatlon.
DespUmt&r, oo. To eradicate.— or. To lose
one^ erect posture.
Despltete, am. An oblique posture in fbndn^
DesplatAr, oo. To separate silver.
Desplite^ am. The act of separating silver.
Desplayar, on. To retire fh>m the ahore.
Desplegad6ra, s/ Explication, eluddation.
DespIegAr, oo. To unfold, di^lay, lay out;
exDlain. (Nan.) To unfkirl.
DespMgo, am. Open dedaration, explan*>
tion.
Desplegnete&r, to. To remove the folds fh>m
the tendrils.
Deeplomir, oa To foroe out of plumb.— or.
To bulge out: fUl flat
Deepl6mo, am. The bulging out of a waU.
Desplumadfira, «^ D^lomation.
Desplum^, oo. To deplume, strip off ibrth
ers; despoil of property.
Deepoblad6n, Deroobl^da, af. Depopnlatlon
DespobUdo, am. Desert, an uninhabited
place; deJMpulated.
Despoblad6r, am. Depopnlator, dispeoples
DMpobUfffOOwTodepopuhite; doepoiL-.«r
To become deiorted.
Despdaddr, nL*. Despofler, spoiler.
Deeimj^, o& To despoil or strip; fleece
abridge; dlsmissL— or. To nndrass; r»
linquish, fbrsakeu
De6p^o,«nK Despoliation; plunder, spoils
slouffh, the skin of a serpent; head, pluck,
and net of animals.—^ Giblets; relies.
DespolvAr, va. To remove the dust
Despolvoreir, oa. To dust; separate, dlssl
pate; sprinkle.
DAspon^rB^ Tr. To cease laying eggik
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D— portfllir, «& To break the neck of a
Vmpoa&iOt d^ia^ Huid-cnffed.
DmpoB&Ft «& To nurry, betroth, match.—
«r. To be betrothed or married ; be paired.
Deqpoee^r, «a. To diapoaeeea, to oust
DeapoeeimUntQ, mn. DisposMesiozi.
Deapo06rlo, mn. A matoal promise of mar-
riage.
DiqwCa, sm* A despot
Dwpdticam^nte, cuL Despotically.
Deapdtloo, ca» a. Despotic, deepoticaL
Z>e»^qii6a| ^. Deapotio povirer; pride,
Daqpotiamo, sm. Deq>otlsm, abaoloteneaa.
Dfl^trlcir, 9H. To talk inconaiderately.
Deqyreeiible, a. Gontemptible, despicable,
lowlj. rsoomer.
Deq>redad6r, ra, «. Depreeiator, despiser,
De^redir, «a To depreciate, despise, re-
ject [dispraiae.
Deaprido. tnK Disregard, soom, contempt;
Deqirendar^jtNi. To onfiuten, loose^ separ-
ata.—irr. To slTe way; extricatu oiie*8
self; to get rial [est^dness.
DeBprmdimitoto. tm. Alienation, disinter-
*" 'lo, da, a. Unpr<yadioed, unpre-
Deq)reocnpir, «a. To nnpreposseaa.
DeaprevendAn, 4A Improvidence, impro-
DeqweTeoldamtote, ad, Improvidently.
Deq>reYettkU>, da, a. Unprovided ; improvi-
dent
Deqwopord^ ^ Disproportion ; disparity.
Desprt^Kyrdooadam^nte, odL Diq>roportion-
alMj. [nnbeoomtng.
Despropordonldo, dSjOw Disproportionate,
DespfTopoMionir, «a. To disprop<»tlon.
Deq>r(^odt(Ulo, da. a. Absord.
DespropMto, an. Absordlty, oddity.
Deqyroveto, vcl To deprive of provisions.
Desprovddamtote, ad, Improvidently ; un-
expectedly. [Rfired.
Desproveido, da, & Unprovided, nnpro-
De^voveimlteto, mk Penary, poverty.
Deqnx>vl8to^ ta, a. Y. D^proveido,
Deqmiblo, am. Depopulation.
Deqm^nte, am. Y. Maneo,
Deroute, ad. After; afterwards, next, then.
jAstpue$ ds Dict^ Under or after God.
DeipuM oedL Bver since.
Despuis^, 90, To leave without vigor.— ©r.
To be awely vexed ; be violently alfected.
Despamaddn, 4^ Despomatlon, the akim-
mtng of liquors.
Daapumir, «a. Y. Etpumar,
Daapuntadnra, «/! The act of blunting.
De^untib', Wi. To blunt; double a cape.—
•Ilk To advance In knowledge; to begin
to sproot or bod. Al deapwUar dti dSa^
At &eak oTday. [Y. D«»d«que,
Daaqud, ad» (Ynl.) Since, tben, presently.
Deaqo^ir, vo. To pluck up a ahoot near the
root [root
Dasqo^ am. Pulling up a ahoot near the
Deeqnidar, «<t To unhinge; disoonipose;
DES
'Deaqu^erir,<xz.Toouttimberonbcth ^
Desquilatdr, vet. To diminish the standard
of gold.
Desqnit^, va. To reWeve a loss. — vr. To
win one's money back ; retaliate.
Desquite, rnn. Compensation; revenge at
play; retaliation. \Jkc.
Desrabot^r, «a. To cut off the tails of lamba,
Dearanchine, vr. To withdraw from the
meaa. [wheat
Deeraspido, & Y. Chamorro^ a kind of
Desniq>4r, vet, Y. Raapar.
Desrazonible, a. Unreasonable, Idle-beaded.
Dearegladamente, ad, Y. DisarregladO'
Desqnljaramiteto^ sm. A et of breaking the
V rOw To break the jaws.
Deereglddo, da, a. Disorderly, irregular.
DesregUrso, vr. To be irregular or unso vern-
able. [the bolt-rope.
Desrelingir, vn. rtTau.) To be blown firom
Deereputad^n, ^ Dishonor, ignominy.
DeerizAr, va. To uncurL
Desrofiib', va. To lop off decayed branches.
Destacam6nto, «in. Detachment; station.
Destad^, va. To detach a body of troopa
Destdad6r, sm. A kind of amlth's hammer.
Destdaml6nto, «m. Diminution; current
taking a new course. [late.
Desti^ir, va. To do work by the Job ; sttpn-
DestsJ6ro, »m. One who undertakea work
by the job.
Deeti^o, am. Job of work; partition. A'
ds^o. By the Job, by the lump ; at ran-
dom.
DestallAr. va, (Prov.) Y. J)4a>crrar.
Destdonar, va. To deprive of talons; level
horses* bodk.
Destapitda, tf. A kind of pie. [covered.
Deetap&r, va. To uncover. — vr. To be »m-
DestapiAr, va* To pull down mud walls.
DestApo, 9m. Act of unoovering or unstop-
ping.
Destadu'. V€L To take off the tare In weli^ln^
Destartai&do, da, a. Huddled, incompact
De8tazad6r, mn. He who cuts up dead things
Destazikr, «a. To cut a thing in pieceai
D^ste, ta, to, pron. A contraction for JM
«ste, ds e9ta^ ds esto.
Destechib-, vo. To unroofl
Deetd^, va. To untile; leave defencdesa.
Destel6r, va. To unweave, ravel
Destdli^, vr. To forget
Deet^llo, am. Flowing out drop by drop
sparkle; scintillation.
Destempladam^nte, ad. Intemperatdy.
DeatemplAdo, da, a. (Plct) Inbarmoniooa;
intemperate.
Dostemplinza,a/!Intemperature; disorder.
DestemplAr, va. To take out temper, alter:
dilute ; untniMk— vr. To be rulfled ; bo out
of order; grow blunt; act improperiy.
DMtAmple, tm. Discordance; disorder; in-
temperance; distemper pdnUng.
Destend^, va. To fold, double.
Deeteftir. va. To discolor, fltde, wash out
DestemllUirse, vr. To break one's cartilages
DMtemiUarse d« rUa^ To laugh violently.
Desterrad^ro. am. A reUred part of the towi^
DesterrMo, da, a. Banished, outcast
DeeterrAdo, dsLa; Kxilo. outcast
Desterr^, va. To banish; expel; take onl
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tiMMrth. i>Meirror €M muiwEo, To be
the OQtcMt of the world. [harrow.
Deetarron^, vn. To break dods with a
Destetaddra, tif. iMtmment to place on the
teats to i>revent tucking.
Deetet^, va. To wean.— «r. To wean one's
self from an evil habit
DeetMe, mn. Ablactation, the weaning.
Destdto^ 9m. Number of weanlings; the
place Ibr newly-weaned moles.
Destiumpo, Wk An unseasonable time. A*
detOiempo^ Unseasonably, untimely.
Destidrro, 9m. Exile, banishment, trao^-
portadon. [extiUation.
Deetilacidn, ^. Distillation; flow of humors;
Destllad^ra, ^ Still, alembic; ingenious
derice or stratagem. [flltering-stonew
Bestiladdr, tm. DlstiUer, still; alemblo;
Destil^, WL To dlotiL— tm. To filter.
Deatilat^io, 9m. Distillery, sUU; alembic.
DestiBaddn, ^. Destination; destiny, fkte.
Destin&r, 9(B. To deetine; design; station
Bhipa; lose skill [fession; station.
Deeuno, em. Destiny; (kte, doom; pro-
DestLAo, 9m. Piece of unfinished dry honey-
comb.
Destitaddn, tf. Destitution, dereliction.
Destitoido, da, a. Destitute, forsaken, help-
less.
Destttuir, to. To deprlTe, make deetitatCL
Destoc4r, wk To unooif ; uncover the head.
Destorc6r, «a. To untwist; uncurl; rectiiy;
regulate.-— vr. To deviate from the course.
Destorgir, to. To break the branches while
gathering the aoorns. [unscrewer.
DMtomilladdr, 9m. Bcrewdri ver, tumserew ;
De^tominido, da, a. Inconsiderate, heedless.
DestomiUir, «a. To unacrew.~or. To act
rashlr.
Destoserse, «r..To feign a cough. [rlers.
Destrab&r, va. To unAtter; break the bar-
Destridoa, «m. pk A coarse woollen carpet.
Deetr&l, 9m. A small axe or hatchet
Destral6Ja, </! A very small hatchet
Destraldro, tTn. Maker of axes and hatdiets.
Destramic, tfo. To unweave, unravel ; die-
solve a conspiracy.
Destrenzir, va. To nndo a trees of hair.
Destr^ ^. Dexterity, cunning; skill
Destripar, va. To unbuwel, gut; examine
the inside : trample. [er.
DestripaterroneoLjnn. Harrower, day-labbr-
Destrlunfdr, va. To extract all the tmmpa.
Destilzdr. va. To mince, crumble.— -vr. Tc
break the heart
DestrocAr, va. To return a thing bartered.
. DestrAn, 9m. A blind man's guide.
I>e8tronamldnto, tm. Dethronement
Dastroniir, va. To dethrone, divest of royalty.
Oastroncamiento, «m.. Amputation, lopping
treea. [(Met) Buin.
Destronoto, va. To d^runcate, lop: maim.
I>estrozad6r, ra, «. Destroyer, mangier.
Deetroz4r, wk To destroy; rout; wastes
pestrdso, 9m. Destruction ; havoc, defeat
I)eetrucci6n, «/. Destruction, overthrow;
bavoa
Destrnctivamtote, ad. Destructively.
Destmctivo, Ta, a. Destructive, wasteful,
consnmntire.
DES
Deatrnct6r, ta, 9. Destroyer, eonsomer.
Destruct^rio, ria, a. Destroying
Desmi6co, Deetru6qne, am. The mntoa.
restitution of things bartered.
Deetroibl^ a. Deetructible.
Destruicldn, 4/! Y. DMtruecion.
Destruid^, ra, «. Destroyer, devastator.
Deatmlr, va. To destroy, waste ; extermi-
nate ; deprive of the means of living.
Deetruvinte, pa. Destroying. [£char.
Desturbir, fo. To turn out drive away. V
Desubstanciiir, va. To ouervate, weaken.
Desuoaoi6n, 4/C Act of extracting the Juice
Desud4r, va. To wipe olT the sweat
Desoelladuras, am^ Impudence; an Impo*
dent person. [tion.
Desu611o^ 9m, Skinning; impudence; oxtor*
Desondr, va. To unyoke, atit)ugate.
Desunidamtote, iid. Separately, severally.
Deennt6n, V* Separation, disunion ; discora.
Desnnir, va. To "separate.— or. To come
asunder; become separated.
Deanfiir, ro. To tear off the nails; uproot
— vr. To plunge into vice and disorder.
Desnro&r, va. To remove or undo ftirrowa.
Desordir, va. To unweave; unravel
Deausadam6nto, ad. Unusually, out of use.
Desns&do, da, a. Disused, obeolete, unfiisb-
ionable. [used or obeolete. '
DesnsAr, va. To disuse.— rr. To become die
DesAso, am. Disuse, obsoleteness.
Desostand&r, va. To enervate, debilitate.
DesvahAr, va. To trim off the drv part of a
plant [ vaoiado.
Desvaldo, da, a. Tall and KTamtlesa. V
Desvainur, va. To unsheath ; husk, shdl
Deavalido, da, a. Helpless, destitute; eager*
out of Ikvor. [ment want of fkvor
Desvalimiteto, mik DerdUctlon, abandon
Desvin, 9m. Oarret; \<itL I>e9van gaUro
Cock-loft.
Desvanir, va>. To wind to a skein.
Desvanec^, vn. To divide Into impercepti-
ble parts; cause to vanish; swoU with
pride.— 'fr. To become insipid; vanish;
be affected with giddiness.
Desvaneddam^nte, ad. Vainly, banghtllT.
Desvanedmitoto, em. Pride, loftiness; gid-
dinesa.
Desv&no, am. Qarrot V. Deavan,
Desvaporizad^ro, am. Place for evaporating
Desvarir, vn. V. Bstbalar. (Nau.) To g«l
afloat [mc^
Desvari&ble, a. Variable, inconstant, ninta-
DeevarIadam6nte,a«E. Ravingly ; differentiy
Desvarliido, da, a. Delirious; disorderly^,
unlike. ^ [viat«,
Desvariir, vn, and a. To rave, dote ; d^
Deevarlo, em. Delirium; extravagant ac-
tion ; caprice ; disunion.
DesvedAdo, daja. Unprohibited, fk«eu
Deevedir, va. To revoke a prohibition.
Desveladam6nte, a<f. Watchfully, vtgilantij;
DesveUdo, da, a. Watchftil, vigilant, car»>
fill* [oslfl^
Desvelaml^nto, am. Watcbfhiness. V. Dm>
Deevelikr, va. To keep awake.— or. TV> bt
wakefhl ; set up watching.
Desv61o, am. watching, want of a>Mp
watch; TtgHinoe.
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DET
L«WT«nir, wk To dear tb« veinB of flesh ;
extract from the veins of mines.
DaBTcndiJ&r, va. To dlsnnite, weaken, dl-
Tide. — vr. To be raptured; relaxed; ex-
hanstod.
DesTondir, vo. To onbandage. [damage.
PeBTaatMa, ^. Disadvantage, mlflfortODe,
I>e>Tentiy6eo, sa, a. Disadvantageoos, on-
flivorable.
Desrenti^osamtote, ad. DIsadvantageonslT.
I>a8Tentia>, WK To vent, let oat the air,
ventilate.
Desrentrir, va. To gat, ertscerate.
DesTontAra, ^ Misfbrtone, mishap ; miaeiy.
Desventoradamdnte, ad. XJnhappilj, anfor-
tanately.
Deeventoridoi, da, <k Unlbrtnnate, wretch-
ed; chicken-hearted; sordid; accorsed.
Dabvergonzadam^nto, ad. Impadently,
shimfiloiily Pcss, immodeet
Besvergonziklo, da, a. Impudent, shamo-
Deavergonzirse, vr. To speak or act impa-
dentlj. [assnranoe.
DesvergU^nza, «/ Impadenoe, effronterj,
Deavettff, va» To trim off the yoong shoots
of vinea.
Desriftdo, dM^a, Devioas.
Desrlir, vaPVo divert, lead off, avert; dis-
^ aoade.— or. To deviate. [nuns.
I>esvi«j4r, «& To separate the old ewes or
Desvio, «fn.T>ev1ation; aversion, displeas-
are; Indlffmnsnce. [sole.
Deevirir, va. To pare off the fore part of a
Deaviiigftr^ va. (Low) To deflower a maid.
D6svirtaib>, va. To pall, make insipid or
vapid, take the sabstance. [(naerly.
Desvivine, vr. To love excessively, desire
Desvolved^r, 9m. Scre^-wrench. [ploash.
Desvolv^, V€L To nnlbld, disentangle;
Dfloxoncir, va. To onyoke.
Deszoc^, va. To wound or hurt the fbot
Deszomib', va* To extract the J alee or sab-
stance. [enameratd
BetalUkr, va. To detail, relate minutely,
Detillc, sm. Detail, enameratlon.
Detend^n, «/ Detention, delay ; demorrage.
Detened6r, ra, «. Detainer.
Detent, «a. To detain, stop; arrest; keepk
— vr. To tarry; be detained; consider.
Detenidam^nte, ad. Dilatorily, attentively.
Detenido, da, a. Sparing, niggardly ; slow,
inactive.
Det^taci6n, ^. Embezzlement, detention.
Detentad6r, §m. Deforciant, one who de-
tains onhiwflilly. Hawftiliy.
Petentir, «<k To detain, retain, Keep an-
Detergdnte, a. Detergent detersive.
Deteridr, a. Worse, inferior.
Deterioraci6n, </! Deterioration, detriment
Deterior6r, va. To deteriorate, impair.
Detert6ro, »m. Detsriorationjimpairmeni
Determinable, a. (little osi) Determinable ;
conclnaible. [slon; resolution.
Dttomlnacidn, f^ Determination ; conolu-
Datenninadamtote, ad, Determlnately;
esKpreoshr. [settled.
HaterminMo, da, a. Determined, resolved ;
DetermfaiAnte, pa. Determining.— a. De-
teradiiatew [terminer.
DeCermittiati, $m>. Determining verb; de-
DIA
Determine, va. To determine ; distingalah ;
appoint; decide.— or. To determine, rs-
eofve.
Dotermlnativo, va, a. Determinativa.
Detersidn, f^ Detersion; cleansing; ablii<
tlon.
Deters6rlo, ria, a. Detersive, cleansing.
DetMtAble, a. Detestable, hateftil, loath
some.
Detestablemfote, ad Detestably, bateftiUj
Detestaci6n, ^, Detestation, hatred, aboo^
Ination.
Detests, va. To detest, abhor, bate.
Detienebndy, tn. Best-harrow, cammoa
Detonaddn, ^ Detonation, noise.
Detonii, va. To flash, detwnate. [*way.
Detraoei6n, ^. Detraction, alander ; a taking
Detraotir, va. To detract, defiune, slander.
Detract6r, t6ra, mm. and / Detractor, slan*
derer.
Detra^, va. To detract, take away ; slander.
Detr^ ad. Behind; in the abaenoa oil
Detrimtoto, sm. Detriment, damage, loss.
D^uda, ^. Debt; CuUt, oflbnoe: affinity.
J>9uda» activoMy Assets. Deudas poA-
904, Liabilities. i?m«daoofnun, The last
debt, death.
DeudUla, f< dim. Petty debt [debt
D6ndo, da, «. Parent, relative; kindred;
Dead6r, ra, 9. Debtor.
Deateron6mlo, mn. Denteronomy. [coarse.
DevaUr, vn, (Nau.) To be driven out of the
Devanad6ra, §(. A reel Dfta^nadera de
golpSt Clock-reel, snap-reel; a movable
picture.
Devanad6r, ra, «. Winder; quill or qM>oL '
Devanir, va. To reel or wind; wrap up.
J}etfanar96 lot seAos, To screw one's wlta.
Devane4r,if». To rave, talk nonsense; dote.
Devan6o, tm. Delirium; mad pursuit dis-
sipation.
Devantdl, tm. Apron. [waste.
Devastaci^n, qf. Devastation, desolation,
Devastaddr, ra, 9. Desolator, harasser,
spoiler.
Devast&r, va. To desolate, lay waste, barasn
Devengir, va. To obtain as the reward of
labor.
Devoddn, ^ Devotion, piety; prayer; ar
dent loveu Bdar A la dwodon ds, T»
be at the disposal.
Dorodon&rlo, 9fn. Prayer-book.
DevoIuci6n, tif. Devolution, restitution.
Dovolutivo, a. What may be restored.
Devolv6r. va. To return; restore^
Devorador, ra, s. Devourer. [sumo
Devor&r, va. To devour, swallow up, con
Devotam6nte, ad. Devoutly, piously.
Devdto, ta, a. Devout pious, exciting da*
votion. J)€VoU> de, Strongly attsobed,
devoted to.
Devutitouta, pp. Betnrned, restored.
Dey, 9m. Dey, Turkish governor of AJglera.
Dezmar, va. To tithe ; collect Utiles.
Dezmatdrlo, snu Place where tithes art
collected; tithing. [tithea
Dezm^fio, na, DesoiSro, ra, a. Belonging te
Dezmeria, DesroU, ^. Tithe-land.
Desm6ro, 9m. Tithe^payer; tithe-gatberer.
Dia, »a Day. JHat eanicular^tt Dof^
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DIA
days. IHa d€ afloa, or ctmnplMilaa^
Birth-day. Di^t ds apuno^ Fast-day.
Dia da vUmMt Meager, or fish day.
JHa de beMmanos, Cktort-day. JHade
c<im«, Meat-day. DiadAtrabajo^Vfoik.'
f Off-day. Dia de deaccmta, Day of rest ;
BabbaUL Dia da juicio^ Doomsday.
De dia, By day. De dia etn dia, From
day to day. Un dia 9% y atro na^ Every
other day. Dia pardOy A clondy day.
Diajpetado, A dull day. Lub del dia^
Dayn«rht Sntre dia^ In the daytime.
En alas de Dioe^ Never. Udmhre de
diaiy A man in years. Tmer diae^ To
be old. De hay en ooho dias^ This day
week. Diae de graoia^ Dayi of gracei
Diae A<i^ It is a long time since. Buenoi
diae, Qood morning: JSH ouatro diae.
In a short time. Enloediaedelavida,
Never.
DiibU (A' la), ad. Carelessly; radely.
Diablico, em. augm, A great devil
DiahliUo, em, A little devil; an acnte man.
Di&blo, em. Devil, Satan; perverse tem-
per: an ngly person. Ser la piel del
(Uahla, Tobe a limb of the devlL Diablo
cqfuelo, Ariftil, deoeivingdeviL JS$e ee
un diatlo enoamado. That is a most
influnons person. Eeo ee el diablo. That
Is the difficolty. JfovalerundidblatTo
be good for nothing. [meat
Diablotin, Diabolin, em, A sort of sweet-
DUblOra, 4^ A diabolical undertaking;
-•"j^*^--- -- -3
DIab61icam6nto, ad. Diabolically, devi
liver-
ingar.
Mi in
>ands.
le of
idouL
with
mcy.
clear.
driff;
listln-
|rlc.
DIE
Diamantddo^ da, a. Diamonded ; in di»
mondflL
Diamantfao, em. av/gm, A larzo diamond.
Diamante, em. Diamond ; hardness, [ine.
Diamantino, na, a. Adaraautine, diamante
Diamantista, em. Y. Lapidario.
DiametrAl, a. Diametrical.
Dlametralm^nte, ad. Diametrically.
DiAmetro, «*fk Diameter.
Dlamdn, em, A kind of yellow stone.
Ditoa, iff. Seveille, beat of drum at day-
break.
Di&nche, Diintre, em^ Deuce t the devil I
Dlapas6n, em, (Mns.) Diapason, an octave
Diapr^a, ^ Sort of round plum.
Diarlamtote, ad. Daily.
DiMo, em. Journal, diary; a daily ao
oount; day-book.
DIArlo, ria, a. Daily.
Diarista, am. Journalist
Diarrda, ^ DiarrboDik
Di^pero, Dii^pro, em. Jasper. [heart
Dii8tol^ em Diastole, dUaUtion of the
Diatesar6n, em. Dlatesaation, the interval
of a fourth; electuary of four ingredients
Diat^nico, a. (Mas.) Diatonic
DUtriba, ^f. Diatribe, a dissertation on po-
lemio matters. teravec
Dibi\{ad6r, ra, e. Delineator, draftsman/
Dibi\ &nte, pa. Designer, sketcher.
Dlbq 4r, to. To draw, design, iketch.
Dibi^ o, em. Drawing, design, sketch; de-
scription. Se vn ailn^o, It is a picinro.
DiocioJl, ef. Diction, style, language.
Diodon^o, em. Dictionanr, lezJeon.
Dicha,«/Hi^>pine88, good fortune. Dichae
Honors, riches, dignities. Par dleha or
d dicha, By chance. [pression.
DiehaHMsho, em. A vulgar, or indecent ez-
DiohSdo, Diehito, em, A sharp, or pert ex-
pression.
Dlcho, em. Baying; declaration; promise
of marriage. Dtcho de lae geiuee, <}oe-
siping. IHcKo y heeho. No sooner said
than done.
Dicbosamtote, ad. Hu>pily, fortunately.
Didi6eo, sa, a. Happy, fortunate, suoccsofti].
Dld^mbre, em. December.
Didplina, ^. Y. DiecivUna.
Dictado, em. A Utle of dignity or honor.
Diotaddr, em. Dictator.
Dlctadiira, ^ Dictatorship, dictatnre.
Diotimen, mi. Opinion, notion, Judgment;
suggestion.
Dietamo, em, (Bot) Dittanv. Dictamo
bianco or reaL White flaxinella. 2>ie-
tamo oriUco. Marioram. D'lalamo bae*
tarda, Shrubby-wbite horehonnd.
Dictiu-. «a. To dictate.
DicUtArio, ria. a. Dictatorial.
Diet^rio, em. Sarcasm, taunt ioault
DidActioo, ca, Didaso^oo, ca, a, DidacUc,
giving precepts.
Didnte, em. Tooth; proi .
DienU molar, Y. Muela,
»p; boards tnsk.
ela, Dimtein-
otaiw>. Incisor, fbre-tooth. Dienie de
labo. Burnisher. DietUedeperro, Samp-
ler. iXants c20 2«>n, Dandelion. DienU
de perro, (Bot) Dog's-tooth violet-^
Notched edges; parts of wheels. Dientee
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DIF
<b aiOi Cloves of garlic Cru)ir de
dUnM, To griiKl the teeth. Aijttaar
Im dUniMj To wbet the a))potlt<}. Jfa-
UareiUredie7ite«y To mumble. Ilinoar
el di^nUt To take advantage of others'
aflaira.
Dientecico. illo, Uo, #m. dim, Llttlo tooth.
Dl^resiS) ^ The mark ("); dlaro£ifl| poet-
ical figure.
Dlc«l, ^ (Mua) Semitone. [tectlon.
Di<^6tra, Y' ^^® ^^^^ ^"^^ ^ support, pro-
Dketramente, ad. Dexterously, cleverly,
neatly.
Dies'tro, tra. <k Bight : skUfhl ; tapiclons .
learned; sly; fiivorable. A' diestro y d
sinistra. Sight or wrong. De dietitro d
dU§tro^ DUumond cut diamond.
Didstro, ani. A skilAil fencer; halter, bridle.
Di6ta, tf. Diet regimen; daily salary of
jndgefl.*-^ Live stock.
DUc^oo, a. DieteUo, dletetfcal.
Diic, tm. Ten. IHea da bolot, Fin stand-
ing alone In front of Ihe nine-pins.
Dlezioch4vO| «m. EigfatooBth ; decinio-oc-
tavo; ISma [16mo.
Oieciseizivo, tm. Sixteenth ; decimo-sexto ;
Dlezioch^no, »m. An ancient silver coin;
doth having 1800 threads in the warp.
Di«amad6r, am. (Prov.) Y. Dieziti^ro.
Diozmil, a. Decimal, tenth.
Dknemir, no. To decimate ; tltlie.
Dlesm^ro, am. Tithe-payer; titlier.
DiAnnesino, na, a That which is of ten
months. [per cent
DlteDO, jfNk Tithe, tenth part ; duty of ten
DllHmaci6n, ^ Deflunation, libelling.
Diikmaddr, sm. Defamer, libeller.
Diftmiir, va. To defiime, discredit; libel
Dif»mat6rio, ria, a. Defiunatory, calumni-
ona. [a eaka
Difirread6n, «/! DiffareaUon, the parting of
Dlfar^ocia, ^, DiflTerence; dissimilitude,
a' <i((/!)r«nc<a; With the diflforence. IH-
firenciaa^ Differences, controversies.
Diferenoiil, a. Differenttal, different
Dif<irenelir, vo. To change.~r9k To differ,
djaeent — er. To be distinguished Arom.
Diferinte, a. Different, di»imilar, unlike.
Di&rentemfote, ad. Differently, diversely.
Diferlr, «a. To defer, delay ; differ.
DlficlU a. Difficnlt arduous, hard.
Dificilm6nte, ad. Difflcultly, hardly, [tion.
Dlflcnltid, 8f. DifBculty, hardness; otucc-
DffloaItad6r, «m. One who starts or raises
dilfienlties. [difficult
Diflenltir, va. To raise difficulties; render
Diflcnitoeamtoto, ad. Difficultly.
Dlflcult^eo, sa, a. Difficult, laborious ; ugly.
Dlliddncia, «/ Diffidence, distrust
DiSd^nte, Ow Diffident, disloyal, distrustful
Diirige^ tm. Dross of melted copper.
Dif6glo, 9m. V. MlMio. [ed.
Dlfhndido, dsL a Diffuse, diffused, scatter-
DUtandir, ra. To diffuse, outspread ; divulge.
Dll&nto, ta, €k Dead, deceased; decayed,
withered. DiflmtodaUsberna^lL^xxiQk'
en, red-flMed person.
Difhsamtote, adl Diffusely, diffUsedly.
Diftasl^n, 4/r Diffusion, disp«rsion.
DifUsSvo, va, o^ Difrosive.
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Difuso, sa, a. DiffUse, diffusive, ample.
Dig, Dige, SDK Helic, trinket, toy. oma
ment [or toy
Digocillo, Diffocito, sm. dim. Little trlnkit
Digerible, a. DIccstible.
Digorir, vo. To digest; bear with patience;
(Met) examine careAilly; 8<ytu>t.
Digestible, a. Digestible.
Dizestidn, ^ Digestion ; akind of IniUsion.
ilombre ds nuda digejfUon^ A peo\is]a
man. Ifegocio de mala dige^Uon^ Per-
£lexed afiOair.
jeativo, tm^ (Snrg.) A digestive, [tloii.
Digestive, ts, a. Dlj^'cstivo, assisting dlges-
Digteto, 9m. Digest, tlie pandect of the civil
law.
Digito, 9m. Digit l-12th of the diameter.
Dignaci6n, ^ Oondcscensiun, voluntary
humiliation.
Dignam^te, ad. "Worthily. [safeu
Digniirse, «r. To condosoen^l, deign, voucb-
DignidAd, ^. Diguity, rank; grandeur; ad-
vancement
DlgnlflcAnte, pa, (Div.) Dignifying.
Digniflcar, to. To dignify.
Diojo, na, a. Worthy, deserving; suitable.
£9 dignoy It is worth while.
Digresi6n, t/! Digression, deviation; de-
parture or a planet
Dlgresivo, va, a. Digressive.
DiJaceracl6n, «^ Dilaceration.
DiUcerir, va. To dilacerato, tear.
Dilaci6n, 9f. Delay, dilation, procrastination.
Dil^idaddn, ^f. Dilapidation.
Dilapldad6r, 9m. Dilapidator.
Dilapid^, TO. To dilapidate, waste.
DilatabilidiMl, ^f. Dilatability.
Dilatible, a. Dilatable. [n<m,
Dilataci6n, ^ Dilatation; evenness, calm-
Dilatadam6ntc, ad. With dilataUon.
DilatMo, do, a. Large, numerous; prolix,
spacious.
Dllatad6r, ra, 9. One who dilates or extendi.
Dilat&r, va. To dilate, expand; defer, pro-
tract; cheer up. — vr. To expatiate.
DilataUvo, va, a. That which dilates.
Dilat6ria, ^ Y. DiUicion, Andar con di-
latorias^ To waste time through Iblse
Srdmlses.
atdrlo, ria, a. Dllatorv, delaying, long.
Dileccidn, tif. Dilection, love, affection.
Dilecto, ta, a. Loved, beloved.
Dil^ma, 9m. Dilemma.
Diligd^nda, ^f. Diligence; haste; activity;
affair, business; steps or means; stage*
coach; return of a writ; duty; love.
ITacer diligencia, To try, endeavor.
DillgenclAr, va. To exert one's selfl
Diligend^o, 9m, Agent, attorney: sum
moner. [ready.
Dilig6nte, a. Dilisrent, assiduous, active
Diligentem6nte, ad Diligently, ossiduonslj
Diluddad6n, f/. Eluddation, explanation.
Dilucidad6r, 9m. Elucidator.
Dilnciddr, va. To elucidate, explain.
Diludd4rio,sm. Explanatory writing
Dilu^nte, p<L Diluent
Diluci6n, 4/: DiluUon.
Diluir, va. To dilnte any things '
Dilusidn, tsf. V. Ilu9ion,
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I>iliiiiTO, va, a. Delnfiive. [age.
DilQTidno, a. Dlluvian, relfttiiig to the del-
DilovlAr, vn. imperi. To rata liko a delngc.
DU&Yio, »n^ Dolage, overflofv ; vast abim-
dsnco. [gin.
I>imanaci6n, ^ Act of springing tmm^ ori-
Dlmandate, pa. Springing flroin, originating.
Diman/lr, m. To spring ; originate [balk.
Dimenaldn, «/ Dimension, extent, capacity,
Dimensiondt, a. Belonging to the dlmen-
sioD. [asc ifa and andn.
I>imc«. Andar en dimes y direUSy To
Diuildiur, xa. To dimidlat^ divide into
halves.
Dlminacl6n, ^f. Dlminntlon; c<Hitraction.
Ir en diminucton^ To grow tapering.
Dlminuir, ««. To diminish. V. JHaminuir.
Diminutam6nte, ad. Diminntively ; by re-
tail, [tivoly.
Dtmlnutivamdnte, ad. (Oram.) Diminu-
Dirainntivo, va, a. Diminutive.
Dimln6to, ta, a. Defective, faulty, diminute.
Dimisi6n, »f. Resignation, dismission. J/a-
cer dimtHon ds^ To resl^
Disxni86rh)8, sf. pi. Letters diamissory.
Dimite, wk Dimity. V. Coton'ia.
Dimitir, va. To give up, relinauish, resign.
D{m6flo, gm. fJoc.) Demon. V'. Dentonio.
Dinamica, ^. Dynamics, the science of mo-
tion.
Dlnastia, ^ Dynasty, sovereignty.
Diner&da, ^ (Coll.) A krgosum of monev.
DinerdI, »m. A large sum of money ; weight
used by assayera. [small copper coin.
DInerillo, sm. A round sum of money ; a
Dln6ro, «m. Money, coinage; standar<l of
silver. Dlnero Uatna ainero. Money
gets money.
Din6ru61o, sm. dim. Small coin, [women.
DIngolond4ngos, ittn. Showy ornanients on
Dint^l, sih. Lintel.
DlntelAr, va. To make lintels.
Dint^mo, ttm. The filling up of the ouUino.
Diobre {Par), (Low) V. Par JHos.
Dioces&no, n.<i, a. Dioce^son.
Dloccs&no, 9m. Diocesan.
Dfdcesi, Didcesis, ^. Diocese.
Dionisia, ^f. Blood-stone ; hematites.
Dioptrica, f^f. Dioptrics.
Dida, wn. God. the Supreme Being; an
Idol. A' Dlo% or anda con Dioa, Fare-
well, Adieu. A' Dios y d ventura^ At all
events, at all risks. Despuea ds Dlos^
Under God. Vaya V. con Dioa^ Faro-
well, Go<l be witli you. Dio9 dard^ God
will provide. </ sarUo X>iotty Oh, gra-
cious Qod, Por Dio9y For God's sake,
//b lo qiUsra Dioa, God forbid. Quiera
JHo4 or plegu^ d Dio8^ Vleaae God. Sea
^tomo Dios quisra, Qod's Avill be done.
Dioa lo quiera^ God grant MediatUe
/Xm, God wllllntr. VdlgamsIHo8/B]em
me I VdlgaU J>ioB I God preserve yon.
Di6sa, 9f. Goddess. [a little divinity.
Diosecfllo, Dioseclto, 6m. aim. A godling,
Diosadta, sf. dim. A little goddess.
D1pl6e, nn. Diploe.
DlpI6ma, «m. Diploma, patent
Diplom&cia, ^ V. DipUmdUca.
Diplomittca, ^ Diplomacy.
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tic; dlpIoBuOl*
V. Condencha
« causes thint
»ter of biabopa
[bine,
vowels ; com-
committeo.
^te; assignee^
onstituie; em-
power,
Dique, mn. Dike, dam; dock. Dique d*
coTuttruccionj (Nan.) A dry dock.
Diquecillo, sm. dim, A small dike.
DIrcccion, {/! Direction; guidance, admiii
tstration ; order, prescription.
Directam6nte, ad^ Directly, rectilinoally.
Direct! vo, va, a. Directive.
Dirdcto, ta, a. Direct; clear, open, evident
Director, 9m, Director; conductor; man*
ger; overseer.
Direot6ra, ^ Directress, govemessw
Diroct6rio, ria, a. Directive, directorial
Direct^rio, «m. Dhrectory, guide book of
rules.
Dirigir, do. To direct, level ; conduct; dedi-
cate a work ; regulate. Dirigir el runt
&o, To steer.— cr. To aildress, apply.
Dirim6nto, pa. Breaking off, dissulving.
Dirimir, ma. To dissolve, diiOoin; adjust;
a(^t differences; annul.
Diruir, «a. To ruin, destroy.
Discant^, va. To chant; recite verses;
descant; quaver upon a note.
Discinte. «m. Treble. Y, Tiple. Concert ;
A small enitar. [dispoto.
Disceptadon, </. Argument, controversy,
Disoeptir, ta. To dispute, argue.
Disoemidor. em. Disoemor. [roent
Disoemimi^nto, «f»k Discernment, Judf-
Diflcemir, va. To discern, distinguish. Judge,
know ; appoint s gnardian.
Disciplina, ^. Discipline, education; cor-
rection.—p^ Scoui^, a cat-of-nino-tailai
Disciplinable, a. Disciplinable, capable < f
instruction.
Disciplinadamonte, ad. With discipline.
Disciplin&do, da, a. Marbled, variegated.
Disciplindnto, pa. Flagellator.
Diselplin&r, va. To discipline; drill; chas-
tise.— w. To scoui^ one's selC
Discipuhido^ em. Number of scholars at the
same school; education.
Discipulo, la, «. Disciple, scholar, learner.
Disco, etn. Disk ; a quoit ; lens of a tclft*
scope. [peevijh.
Discolo, la, a. Unsovemablo ; waywaid,
Disconf&rme, a. V. Deeconforme.
Discontinuir, a, Y. Deeconiinv4ir.
Discoutinno, a, a. Discontinued.
Disoonveni^ncia, ^f. Dineord, disunldo.
Disoonvenidnte, a, Y. Deeoon/oenienie.
Disconvenir, vn. Y. Deeconvenir. [amos.
Di8cord4ncia, ^f. Disagreement; diacMird*
DIsoord&nto, pa. Dissonant, discordant
Dtsoord4r, vn. To discord, aisagree.
DIsc6rde <t Discordant, contrary. (Mia4
dissonant
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Dfeo^idJo, Kf. Discord, dlsagrooment; op-
position.
Diserecidn, ^. Diseretion, prodenco. Ju-
ffor disctscioneay To play for presents.
Dlaerep&ncia, ^ Discrepance, difference.
Discrep&nte, pa. Dlsagrooing, discrepant
Discrepi^, vn. To differ, disagree.
DtaerMazutete, nd. Discreetly.
Discrete^, wii. To be discreet.
Discr6to, ta, a. Discreet, circnmspect ;
sharp, witty. [convent
Dlscr^to, «. Assistant in tlie council of a
Discrot6rio. 9m. Council of the seniors of
relieloiis bodies. [cnse; plea.
Dl8c6Tpa. Diseolpaddn, ^ Apolofirr, ex
DiacalpAble, a. Uxousable, pardonabfe.
Diseolpabtom^nte, ad. Pardonably, excn-
8abl\r.
Dlscnfpadam^nte, ad* Excusably.
Di8cali>Ar, va. To exculpate, excuse.
Dtoemrir, mu To gad, ramble; disconrso;
djscnss. Quien tal dUourriera^ Who
oonld imagine such a thing?— ik». To in-
rent, plan; infer.
Dteeonu', < "" "
', «>k To discourse, conFors&
Dtocnmbta, «m. Discusser.
DiaenrsiTO, va, a. Discursive, reflective.
Dtocdrso, rnn. Discourse; reasoning; con-
Teraation ; treatise, ramblo. [pute.
Dtsensldn, •/ Discussion, argument, dis-
DiMUtir, 9a. To discuss, investigate, ex-
amine.
Disecaci6n, if. Dlsseotlon, anatomy.
Disecaddr, am. Dissector, anatomist
DiaecAr, to. To dissect
Diseocldn, f< Dissection, anatomy.
Dl8ect6r, sm. Dissector, anatomist
Disemin6r, wi. To disseminate, propagate.
Disensidn, ({f. Dissention, conteot, striie.
Dis^nso, sm. Dissent, disagreement
Diaenteria, tf. Dysentery, a disease, [tery.
DIsentMco, ea, a. Belonging to Uie dysen-
Dlsentlmitota, tim. Dissent, disagreement
Disentir, vtu To dissent, differ in opinion.
Diseftndor, rnn. Designer, delineator.
' DlseJiir, va. To draw, design.
Dis^fio, wn. Drawing, sketch ; picture.
Diaertaddn, tf. Dissertation, a discourse.
DIsertaddr, am. Dissertator.
Disertir, f)Ck To dispute, debate, argue.
Dia&mad^n, ^. Defamation, slander; cen-
sure, [deror.
Dl6femad6r, mtu Defimier, detractor, slan-
Dis&mir, va. To deC&mo, slander; dis-
eredit [oua, libellocu.
D{sfhmat6rio, ria, a. Defamatory, ealnmnl-
Dtsfinrdr, rnn. Disregard; discountenance,
oold treatment
Dtsform&r, va. V. Dsformar and A^r.
Disfdrme, a. Deformed, ugly ; hoge. [ness.
Dislbrmldid, 9f. Deflmnity, excessive blg-
Dl8fr6z, am. Maslc, disguise; dissimulation.
Dlifraz^, va. To disguise, mask; cloak,
dissemble. — vr. To masquerade, go In
dtflgnfoSk
Msgregaci^n, af. Sepwation, disjunction.
Disgr«gAr, fo. To separate, diijoin; dis-
persoi
niBgrentSvo, ra, a. Dlsjnnctiye.
iHsgnstadam^nte, ad. Disgustingly.
Did
Disgustir, v<Jt. To disgust, disrelish ; oflbnd.
— vr. To be displeased. [disgust
Disgnstillo, sm. dim. Displeasure, sliglit
Disgusto, am. Disgust loathing; ill-humor;
grief^ sorrow. A' disgusto^ In spite ot
Dbidencia, ^ Dissidence, nonconiormity.
Disid^nte, a. and a Dissenter, noncon
ibrmist
Diailabo, am. Dissyllablo.
Diaimil, a. Dissimiiar.
Disimlldr. a. Unequal, dissimilar.
Dlsimilitdd. a/. Dissimilitude. [aerv«
Disimnlacidn, ^ Dissimulation ; mask ; ro
Disimuladami^nte, ad. Dissemblingly ; re-
servedly.
Dlslmulado, da, a. Dissembling; reserved;
sly. A' to disimuiado, Dissemblingly,
re^rvedly.
Dl8imulad6r, ra. a. Dissembler.
Disimuldr, va. To dissemble; cloak; hide
misrepresent,
Disim6fo, am. Dissimulation, roservedncss
DIsipAble, a. Dissipable, easily scattered.
Disipaci6n, a/. Dissipation, extravagance.
waste; separation of parts. [conUous
Disipado, da, a. Dissipated; prodigal: U
Di6ipad6r, ra, a. Spendthrift, prodigal, lav
islier. [misspend
Dlslpar, t?<7. and vr. To disi«lpat(s scatter
Disipula, «/ Brysipolaa. V. £rislpela.
Disipuldrso, vr. To be diseased with ery
Bipelaa.
>isUte,
Dislite, am. NonsonscL absurdity.
Dislocaci6n, Dislocadura, ^f. Dislocation.
Dislocar, wk To dislocate, displace. — vr. To
be dislocated.
Dismembracidn, af. V. Deam^nbrttcion.
Disminuci6n, »/. V. Diminucion. Disease
in horses' hoofs.
Dismlnnir, va. To diminish, lessen, abridge.
— cr. To grow less.
Disodacion, aK Disjunction, separation
Disociar, va. To di^oln, separate.
Disolubiliddd, nf. Dissolubility.
DIsoldble, a. Dissoluble.
Disolucidn, ^ Dissolution ; dissipation, lib-
ertinism, [ly
Dlsolutamdnto, ad. Dissolutely, licontious-
Disolutivo, va, a. Dissolvent
DIsolnto, ta, a. Dissolute, loose, libertine.
Di8olv6ntc, am. Dissolvent, dissolver.
Dl8olv6r, va. To loosen; dissolve; melt;
Interrupt — vr. To dissolve, be molted.
Disdn, am. Harsh, dissonant tune.
Disonincia, af. Dissonance ; discord.
Dison&nte, a. Dissonant, inharmonious;
discordant [bo contrary.
Disonir, vit. To disagree in sound ; discord;
Disono, na, <t Dissonant, inconstant
Disp^, a. Unlike, unequal [mania.
Disparadam^nte, ad. V. Diaparatada-
DisparadOr, am. Bliootor; trigger; ratch.
Dlq)ar4r, va, and vn. To shoot, discharge;
fire, let off; talk nonsense. — vr. To run
headlong; stoop, dart down. [sically.
DlBparatadam6nte, ad. Absurdly, nonsen-
Disparatido, da, a. Inoonsistent, absurd,
extravagant [talk nonsense.
DisparatAr, va. To act or talk absurdly
Disparito, am. Nonsense, blunder, ahsa rdity
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Oliparat«Sn, tm, augm, A groat piece of
nonacnse.
Dispariifc6rio, sm. Speech full of nonsenseu
Dlsparet, mn. The act of absconding, disap-
pearing.
Disparidud, tf. Disparity, inequality.
Diapuro, tm. Disciiargo, explosion; non-
fense. [tary Joaa.
Dlap^ndio, mi. Excessive expense ; volon-
Di8pendi6ao. sa, a. CkMtly, expensive.
Disp6nfla. ^f. Dispense, exemption.
Disponsdble, a. Dispensable.
Dlspcnsaddn, ^. Dispensation, exemption.
Disponsaddr, nuA Duponsei distributer.
Diaiiensdr, vo. To dispense, deal out, ex-
empt; excuse.
Disp^dn, ^ Dispersion.
DIspdrao, sa, a. Dispersed, separated.
Di8pert«d6r, ra, a. V. Deapertador.
Dispcrtiir, oo. V. Deapertar.
Dlsplac^r, trOw V. Deitplacer. [dislilce.
DlsplIo6ncla, \f. Displeasure, discontent,
DispUodnte, a. Displeasing, unpleasing; an-
gry*
Dlsponeddr, ra, «. Disposer; distributer.
Dispondr, va, aird n. To arrange, order;
dispose; distribute; deliberate; act free-
ly. JHspon^r stu coaas^ To make a last
will. — rr. To prepare one*8 selC set ready.
' Disponiblo, a. Disposable: applied to prop-
erty.
DlsposJcI6n, ^ Disposition, arrangement;
natuml fitness; tendency; proportion,
svmmetry; resolution; power: inclina-
tion. (Mau.) Trim ; elegance or person ;
dis[fatcn of business. A' la disposicion
do^ At the disposal of. [tributively.
Dlspoftltlvamente, ad^ Dispositively, dia-
Disposltivo, va, a. Dispositive.
Dispndsto, ta, a« Disposed, fit; genteel,
graceftiL Bien dUpuesto^ Quito well
Mol dUpttMto^ Indisposed, iU. [fray.
Disputa. 4^ Din>uto, argument; contest,
DbpntiiDle, a. Disputable, oontrovortiblew
Disputad6r, wk Disputant, disputor.
Dbputdr, va» and fk To dispute, contro-
vert; debate, argue; strive; resist
' Disputativamdnte, ad. Disputingly.
Dbqui8ici6n, &f. Disqm^tlon. examination.
Dist&ncia, ^. Distance; remotcnees; differ-
ence, [ward.
Dlstdnte, a. Distant, remote. (Kau.) Off-
Dlstir, vft. To be distant or remote ; vary.
Distico, 87n. Distich, couplet
DIstinci6n, af. Distinction; privilege; or-
der, precision. A' disUnoum<, In contra-
distinction.
Dlstinguible, a. Distinguishable. [uoua.
Dlstlnguido, da, a. Distinguished, conspio-
Distlnguir, va. To distinguish ; see clearly;
discern; Judge; cxplam.— «r. To distin-
guish one^s self: differ.
DlstlntamSnte, ad. Distinctly, diversely.
Distintivo, vo, a. Diatlcctlve.
Distintivo, mn, A distinctivo mark, badge;
a particular attribute.
Dlstmto, ta, a. Distinct, different; clear;
Intellisrible.
Dlstraccl6n, qf. Distraction : ecstasy ; amuse-
ment; lioentioosneu, want of constraint
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Dlstra6r, vo. To distract; perplex; seduot
— or. To muse, be absent of mind.
Dietraidam6nte, ad. Distractedly, licen
tiouslv. riute.
Distraido, da, a. Absent, Inattentive; dissc*
Distralmlcnto, am. Distraction ; ^ licentloot
life. I^arrangemont
Dbtribuci6n, »/. Distribution; division:
Distribuidor, ani. Distributer, divider.
Distribuir, va. To distribute; dispose, ar*^
range; allot [tributively.
Distribntivaindnte, ad. (Litilo us.) Dis-
Distributivo, va, a. Distributive.
Dlstribuyonto, 6a. Distributer, giver.
Distrito, am. District, province; territory.
Disturbor, va. To disturb, interrupt
Dist{irbiOf am. Disturbance, interruption.
DIsuadir, va. To dissuade.
Di8uasi6n, ^ Dissuasion.
Disuasivo, va, a. Dissuasive.
Disudlto, ta, & Dissolved, melted, [urine.
Disi^ria, af. Dvsury, difllculty In voiding
Disyuncion, ^ DL^unctlou; a di^unctivo
particle.
Dl olce.
Dl ,8cpar-
[tant
>d, dis-
}curity,
acchuk
mn Iq
Dl
Di
Dl
Di
Dl
Dl
Dl
Dl
Dl
Dl
Dl
Dl »ng tlM
moslemsL
Divergoncla, ^ Divergence.
Divergdnte, a. Divergent
Dlvergir, vn. (Phy^) To diverge.
Diversam6nte, ad. Diversely, differently.
DiversldiUI, 4< Diversity, dissimilitude; va
ricty.
Dlverslflc^r, va. To diversify, vary.
Diver8i6n, af. Diversion; sport
Diversivo, va, a. Dl vertive, medicines whlcli
draw off humors.
Divdrso, sa, a. Diverse, different; varioua.
—pL Several, sundry.
Dtvertido, da, a. Amused, merry, diverted,
festive. Andar dUoertido^ To be en-
gaged In love affaira. [ment
Di vertimi6nto, am. Diversion, sport; amuse*
Divertlr, va. To divert; amusok— rr. To
sport, frolic, fool. [p*rt
Dlvlddndo, aan. Dividend : share, allotment
Divldlddro, ra, a. Divisible.
Dividir, va. To divide, cut; distribute,
separate.— or. To divide, iwurt
Dividio, dfia, a. (Law) Divisible.
Divldso, am. (Med.) Furuncle, boll
Divinam6nte, ad. Divinely, heavenly: ad
mirably.
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DiTinatArlo, rin, a. Divinatory.
DlTinldM V- I>i vlnlt/ ; deity ; the Supreme
Being; Mae god. Daeir dixinicLadeSy
To sav admirable things.
Divinizido, da, & Deified.
Diriniziir, «a. To deify. (Met) To sanctify.
Diymo, na, a. Divine ; heavenly, godlike ;
flxoellMit Vn ingetUo divino^ A man of
nnoommon talents.
DiTino, na, A V. Adivino. [devioet
Divisa, ^. Inheritance; motto; ornament;
D{yls6r, t>a. To discern at a distance ; vary.
IMvis^^, %m. Heir not of noble extraction.
DivisibilidM, V^ DlvlsibUlty.
Divisible, a. Divisible.
Divisldn, 4/r Division; partition, compart-
ment; difference; hyphen.
Division41, cu Divisional
Divlsivo, va, a. Divisible, divisive.
Diviso, sa, a. Divided, disunited.
Divis6r, «m. Divisor.
Divis^rio, ria, a. Divisive, forming division.
DHro, va, a. (Poet) Divine, godlike.
Divorcl^ 9a. To divorce, separate.— «r. To
be divorced.
Dlv6rclo, mn. Divorce, separation, disunion.
DiTa1gtt>lef a. That which may be divulged.
Diviilgad6n, ^ Divulgation, publication.
Dlviilgad6r, ra, «^ Dlvulgor.
Divulm, e& To publish, divulge, give out
— w. To go abroad. [part
Do. a<l y. 2>07u2a Z>o^/«ra, In whatever
D6ola, rf. An ancient 8)>ani8h gold coin.
Dobladiundnte, ad. Doubly; deceitAilly.
Dobladilla, ^ A' la dobiadiUa, Doublv,
repeatedly. [tiiick.
Dobladillo, 11a, a. B<inat and broad, short and
Dobladiilo, ttn. Hem, the edge of a garment
DobliLdo, 6m. Measure of the fold in cloth.
Doblido^ da, a. Strong, thick -set; deceit-
ftiL Tierra dohlada^ A broken, moun-
tainous country.
Doblad6r, ffvk Folder, paper-folder.
DobladfijtL {/! Fold; a led horse in battie;
medley dish of tried meat Ac
Dobl^, t^ and n. To double; fold; bend;
toll; deviate from Justice and reason;
- colL Doblar la roaiUa^ To kneel.— rr.
To bendfbow; change one's opinion.
D^ble, a. Double; tiilck ; strong, robust;
artful, deceitful Aldoble,J>OM\>\j.
D6b1e, sm. Fold, crease; dissimulation;
toll of the bell
Doblegiible, a. Flexible; pliant
Doblegadizo, za, a. Fit to be doubled.
Dobleg^ xit. To bend ; gain by persuasion.
— »r. To bend ; submit [fully.
Doblem^te, au. Deceitfully, doubly, art-
Dobl^ro, am. (Prov.) A small loaf of bread.
Dobl6te, a. Between double and single. —
•m. Factitious gem. [Ine:
Dobl^ rnn. Crease ; duplicity, donble-deai-
D6blo, am. (Law) Double^
Oobl6n, am. Donbloon, a Spanish gold coin.
D&Mon da oro.^\A to\n-=.%% DobUm
</« ddMfescadoB),Goldooin=|4. Do-
hUm da a euairo. Gold coin = $3. Do'
hkm da d ochc^ Qold coin = $16. £>(>•'
UonaanoWo^ or merely c?o&2<m, Nominal
money = |% Doblon davaca^ Cow's tripe.
DOL
Doblondda, tf^ Heap of doubloons ur money.
Ddce, am. Twelve; twelfth. Echarlo 4
docA, To carry an affair off with a laugh
Docina, «/ Dozen ; weijcht 12 lbs. in rIa
varrc. Vooena da fraxle^ Baker's dor^n.
Metarae en docena^ To racddlo. A' d<h
cana8y Abundantly.
Docenul, a. Sold by dozona.
Doc6no, na, a. Twelfth.
Doc6no, am. and a. A kind of cloth.
Doci6ntos, a. V. DoaderUoa.
DMl a. Docile, gcntie ; obedient, flexible i
ductile, malleabK
DociUd&d, 4/r Docility; flcxlbleness, coni'
pllance; gentleness.
DOcilmSnte, ad. Tractablv.
Docim&stica, ^ Assay ; the art of assaying.
Doctamdnte, ad. Learnedly.
Ddcto, ta, Ok Learned.
Doct6r, «m» Doctor of Laws, &c.; any
learned man. (Coll.) A physician.
Doct<5ra, af. Doctoress; a vain woman*
physician's wife.
Doctor&do, am. Doctorate, doctorsblp.
Doctordl, a. Doctoral
Doctoral, af. Canonry called doctoral.— am.
Canon of the doctoral,
Doctorami^nto, am. Doctorate, doctorsblp.
Doctordndo, am. One on the point of get-
ting his degree as doctor.
Doctorfir, «a. To doctorate.
Doctorcillo, am. dim^ A little doctor; qnack.
Doctorodr, vn. To doctor, play the doctor.
Doctorismo. am, (Joe.) The body of doctors
Doctrina, */| Doctrine, the catechism ; sci-
ence. Niflioa da la doctrina^ Charity
children.
Doctrinad6r, ra, a. Instructor, teacher.
Doctrinal, am.. Catechism. — a. Doctrinal,
relating to doctrine. [horses.
DoctrinAr, va. To teach, Instmct; break in
Doctrin6ro, «n» Teacher of Christian doc
trinew
Doctrine, am. V. ITifloa da la docMna,
Docum6nto, am. Insbruction; document;
voucher, exhibit
Dodr&nte, rnn. Drink of nine Ingredients ;
weight of 9-12ths of a Boman lb. ; 12
inchea
Dog&l, am. Bope round the neck ; halter.
D6gma, am. Dogma.
D<^m&tico, ca, a. Dogmatical or dogmatic
Dogm4tlco, «m. Dogmatic
Dogmatista. am. Dogmatist [tizer.
Dogmatizaadr, Dogmatlzdnte, am. Dogma*
I><^matiz&r, va. To dogmatize, teach IklfA
dogmaa
D^, am. Terrier.
Dolad^ra, ck Applied to a cooper's adze.
Dolad6r, am. Smoother, polisher, [staves.
Dol^e, am. The wine imbibed by pipe*
Dolamaa, qf. j)l, DoUmes, am. pi Hidden
defects in horses. [stone.
DoUr, va. To plane or smooth wood oi
Doldncia, qf. Disease, affliction ; danger.
Dol6r, vn. To feel pain, ache or be in pain*
be unwilling to act— «r. To be sorry
repent; feel for; lament
Doliente, a. Suffering; sorrowful— «m. PaD
bearer; mourner.
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DOM
DoUmin, tm. Long robe xron. in tho Le-
yant
D6k>, 9m. Fraud, deceit, iropoeltlon. i^
H^r dolo^ To jadge ill ot
Doldr, «Tn. Pain, ache. Dolor de cabeea^
Headache. Z^r <2tf fnu«<a«, Toothache.
Dolor d^ tripa9y Griping; affliction,
crief ; repentance ; rage, iktar con do-
lore*. To bo in labor.
DolordHo, ito, »m. dim, A sliglit pain.
Dolorido, da, a. DolcAil, affllcte<L
Dolorido, 9m. The chief monmor.
Dolorifiso, ca, a. Cansing pain or grieC
Doloroeamdnte, ad. Painfully, sorrowftiny.
DolonSso, sa, a. 8orrowfal, dismal ; painftiL
Dolosamente, ad. Deceitfhlly.
Doldeo, sa, a. Dcceltftil, knavish.
Domi&ble, a. Tamable, conquerable.
Doniad<3r, ra, 9. Tamer, Bubdncr; horao-
breaker.
Domad6ra, 9^ Act of taming oraabdufng.
DomAr, va. To tame; break in; eubdne.
D6mbo, ffm. Dome, cupola. [snbdne.
Domefiib', TO, To reclaim, tame, master,
Domesticable, a. Tamable.
Domestieamdnte, ad. Domestically.
Dome6tidu:, va. To render gentle, domes-
ticate.— rr. To grow tame.
Domesticidid, «/ Domesticity, affability.
Domtetico, ca, a. Domestic
Dom6stico, 9fn. Domestic, menial
DomlciliAdo, da, a, Beceired as a denizen
or citizen.
Domldllftrlo, 9m. Inhabitant, citizen.
Domicili^o, ria, a. Df miciliary.
Domicilldrse, vr. To establish one's self in
a residence.
Domicilio, #m. Habitation, abode, domidl
Dominad6n, </! Dominion, power; com-
manding ground.—^ Dominations, an
gelio beings.
Dominaddr, 9m. Dominator.
Domin&nte, a. Dominant, dictatory; pre-
vailing; domlnative, imperious.
Dominar, t«k To domineer, rule, oversiray ;
master, command; moderate one*8 pas-
sions, eorrect one's e\'il habita— ^r. To
rise above others.
Dominativo, va, a. Dominative. [towns.
D6mine, 9m. Teacher of Latin in small
Domfnco, 9m^ Sunday. Domingo d9 ra*
moa, Palm Snnday. Dominao ds re9ur-
reocton^ Easter Bnndav. Domingo de
cwuimoda, Low Sunday. JIaeer do-
minffOy To pass a working day idly.
Doroingn^ro, ra, a. Done or worn on Son
day. Sayo domingu9ro, 8und^^y-clothea.
Doroingnillo, 9m^ Figure of a boy at bnll-
fbasta. Jlae^ d una 9u dominffuiUo,
To make one a laughing-stock.
Dominica, 9f. (Dlv.) Sunday. DomhUca
in alhik^ Low Sunday.
DeminloU, a. Manorial; dominical, be-
longing to the Lord's day. Oradon do-
tninicaly Lord's prayer. [can.
DomlnicAno, na, Dominico, ca, a. Domini-
Dominfco, rnn. Jacobin, a (Har of Saint
Dominic
I>omin1eat(tni, ^f. Vassalage i>ald to the
lor ] of the manor.
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DOR
Dominio, 9m. Dominion, power, right ct
use; authority; region; domain, esUte.
Domind, mk Domino^ a masquerade gar^
ment
Don, 9m. Don. the Spanish title for a gen>
tleman, used only before Chrlstiaa names;
gilt, present; fcculty, knack. Don <f«
gmt99. Winning manners. Don ds ad'
erto. Skill.
Donaci6n, ^. Donation ; gill, grant
Donadio, 9m. Property derived flrum royal
donations.
Don&do, da, «. Lay-brother or lay-filster.
Donaddr, ra, «. Donor, beetower, giver.
Dondire, 9m. Grace, eleirance, gentUltr;
witty saying. Ilacar donaire ds^ Ta
make little oC
Donairosam^nte, ad. Facetiously, wittily.
Donair6eo, sa, a. Pleasant; gracoml ; wit^
Dondnte,pa. Donor; giver.
Don&r, vo. To make free gifts, bestow.
Donatdrio, 9m. Donee, mntee.
Donatista, a. Donatitt, follower of Donctii;^
Donative, 9m. Donative.
Donc61, 9m. A king's page ; a man who has
not known woman ; wormwood. Pin6
doncel^ Pine stuff without knots. Vino
doncel^ Wine of a mild flavor.
DoncuUa, ^f. Maid, virgin, lass; lady'to-maid.
Doncella ds Itumidia. The Nnmldian
heron; snake-fish; sensitive plant Don*
coUaktmona. An old maid.
Doncelh^a, ^r. dim. Little maid.
Doncelleiia, ^ Virginity, maidenhead.
Donoelldz, ^. Virginity, maidenhood.
Doncellica, ita, ^ diTn. A young maid, a
girl
Doncel16na, «/ angm. coU. Old maid.
DonoeI1u6ca, ^ (C^ll) An old maid.
Doncelln6la/«/C aim. A young maid.
D6nde. ad. Y. Adonde. Where? whither?
D9 aonds f From what place f Donda
qui^ros Anywhere. Donds no. On the
contraiy. U&da donde t Towards what
place ? For donde f By what way, what
reason? [marvel of Pern.
Don Di6go de K6che, 9m. (Bet) Jalap,
Donecillo, sm. dim. A small present
Donill(ro<«}7K Swindler, sharper; tricking
gambler.
Donosamente, ad. Oraccftilly, pleasingly.
Dnnosiddd, 9f. Qraoeftilnosa, wittlness.
Donosilla, ^Plaited muslin worn around
the neck.
Dondso, sa, a. Gay, witty, pleasant [tUity.
Donosikra, ^ Graceftilness, elegance, gen>
D6Aa, jt/C Lady, mistress: only used beforr.
the Christian name. [women
DofleAr, vn To pass the time much with
DofiegJU, L jfilgal, a. Applied to a kind of
figs.
Doqnlcr, Doqnifra, ad. V. Donde auiera.
Dordda, DonuUlla, 9. (Iclith.) Gilt-he&d,
gilt-polL
Doradilla, 9f (Bot) Common cotcraeh.
Doradlllo, 9m. Fine brass wire. (Om.) Wag-
tail, [colored sonn
Dorddo, da, a. Gilt Sopa d4>radajL high
Dorddo, 9m. Gilding. (Iclith.) V. Dornda
Dorad6r, 9nu Gilder,
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Dondiira, «/! GUdin^
Dor^ ^f. (Orn.) Fly-catcher. Musclcapa, L,
Dor&r, vo. To gild; palli&te, excuse.
Dore&s, ^f. A sort of muslin.
DoronUkL «*rK A sort of flowered musHn.
D6ria, ^. Broad-leaved groondscL
06rico, ca, a. Dorici
^rmida,4^ChrTsali9; resting-place.
Dormiddra, */! Garden-poppy.—/)^ Sleepi-
ness^ drowsiness.
Dormkidro, ra, a. Sloepv, soporifcroa% nar-
cotic—*»u E««ting-place.
l)ormid6r, «m. A great sleeper.
Uormidos, «nk pi, (Nao.) V. JhtrmeniM,
Darmi^nte, pa, V. Durmi&nU,
Donnildn, na, 4^ A doll person, sleepy-heacL
Dormfa', vn. To sleep; be inattentive;
clamp a Teasel; be calm. Dormir la
»U9ta^ To toke a nap after dinner. Dor^
mir al tereno. To sleep in the open field.
IktmUr d ptema mteUa or A nteflo
tuMto^ To sleep carolessIy.-^-^r. To £ill
asleep.
Donnirlas, ^«2. Flay, like hide and seek.
Donnitir, vikTo doze, nap, mope. [tion.
DormitiTO, 9m. Dormitivc, soporiferoos po-
DoniiH6rio, «m. Bormltoiy, bedroom.
DomAJo, sm. A trough. [da.
IMmas, 9f.pL Small fishing-boats In Gali-
Domillo, sw. V. Doma^o and IToHera.
Oor6nioo ofidnal, «ffk (Bot) Great leop-
ard's-bane.
Dorsdl, a. Dorsal, belonging to the back.
Dorsifero, ra, a. (Bot) DorsTfbrooa, dorsipa-
Tons.
D6rso, sm. The back part of any thing.
Dos, am. Two; second; deaoe. A' do* ma-
nos. With both hands. J}04 A do9, Two
by twoi A' doipor tr^*^ Inconsiderately,
raahlr. D9 dot en doA, Two by twa
J>o» ninto. Twice, doable.
DosaiUd, a. Biennial, of two years.
Dosci^toa, tas, a. JM. Two hondred.
Dos^l, 9m. A canopy.
Dosel^ ^ Valance of a canopy.
Doselico. sm. dim>, A small canopy.
D68ia, 9f. Dose of medicine.
Dotaeion, ^. Dotation, endowment, founda-
tion ; the act of giving a dowry. JDoUi'
don d6 nafAo9y Funds for the repairing
of ships. J)otaoion de un httqw. The
compfementof a crew; stock; personnel
and materiel of a fortress.
Dotildo, da, a. Dowered, portioned. Dota-
do d^ Endowed with.
Dotaddr, ra, s. One who portions or endowa.
Dot^ a. Dotal, relating to a dowry.
Dotir, DO. To portion, endow.
D6te, sf. Dower dowry : stock of counters
tto pUy with.— sm. pL Talents ; endow-
ments.
Dot6r, sm. Doctor, physician.
Dotrina, ^ V. Doctrimu [stone.
Dov^la, ^. Cur>e of the kcy-stone ; key-
DoTol^ge, «m. Curved stones for an arch.
Doval&r, vo. To how a stone in cun-es for
anarch.
Dozab&do, da, a. Twelve-sided.
DozAvo, va, 9. The twelfth part
Driba, «f. (Bot) Whitlow.
DUE
Drdcnia, 9f. Drachm, tlie eighth of m
ounce ; Greek silver coin.
Dractinoalo, 9m^ (Ento.) Guinea- worm.
DragAnte, sm. (Bot) GoatVthorn; gun
tragacauth ; pillow of the bowsprit
Drigo, 9m, Dragon-tree.
Dragomiin, s»k Dragoman, interpreter of
the Arabic or Turkish.
Drag6n, sm.. Dragon. Dragon marino
(let) Sea-dragon, weatbor-fish ; dragoon
spot in the eyes.
Drag6na, «/ Shoulder-knot ; iSBmale dragon.
Dragoniizo, 9tn. augm. A largo dragon.
Dragoncillo, em. Ancient gun; a littlo
dragon or dragoon. [dragon.
Dragont6a, Dragontia, ttf. (Bot) Common
Dragontlno, na, a. Dragonish.
Drama, 9m. Drama.
Dramdticam^nte, ad. Dramatically.
Dramdtica, ^ The dramatic art
Dramitico, ca, a. Dramatical, dramatic
Dri&da, Dz14de, »f. l)ryad, wood-nymph.
Drino, 9m. Kind of venomous serpent
Drizir, va. (Nan.) To hoist up the vard&
Driza^4/:jn2.IlaUiarda. DnaatcMJbque
mayor. Throat-halliards.
Dr6ga, »/. Drug ; stratagem, deceit
Drogueria, ^. A druggist's shop.
DrogmSro, 9m, Druggist; cheat [stufll
Droguote, 9m, Drugget, kind of woollen
Drogulsta, 9m. Drusreist; cheat impostor.
Dromedill, Dromedario, 9m. Dromedary;
an unwieldy horse or mule.
Dropacismo, sm^ Ointment for taking off
hairs; depilatory.
Drdpe, 9m. (ColL) Vile, despicable man.
Druida, 9m. Druid. [Incisor&
Duil, a. Dual, bolonfflng to two. DttaJes^
D&ba, iff. Wall or Indosure of earth, [thing.
Dubiedad, ^ DAbio, 9m. Doubt, doubtful
DubitAble, a. DoobtfkiU dubious.
Dubltacidn, f^ DubitaUon.
Dubitativo, va, a. Doubtful, dubious.
Due, smw ob9. V. Ihiqtis.
Duoado, 9m. Duchy, dukedom; ducat
Duc^ a. Ducal. [ed.
Dficha, ^f. List ; straight piece of land reap-
D6cho, cha, a. Dexterous, accustomcNd,
skilful. \oi9nto9.
Duci6ntos, tas, a. Two hundred, v. I>09-
Ducil, smw (Prov.) V. EspUa.
Ductil a. Ductile.
DuctilldAd, «/: DucUlIty.
Duct6r, 9m, Guide, conductor; probe.
Ductriz, ^ Conductress.
D6da, 9f, Doubt, suspense, hesitation ; qnea*
tlon. Sin duda, Certainly.
Dudible, a. Dubltable, dubious, donbtftiL
Dudiu-, vOw To doubt, hesitate; fluctuate
fear.
Dudills, 9f. dim. A slight doubt
Dudosamdnte, ad^ Doubtfiilly, dubiously.
Dudoso, sa, a. Doubtful, uncertain; hazard
ons.
Du61a. ^ Stave; kind of coin.
Duel^je, sm. V. IMaje.
Duelists, 9m. Duellist; fighter.
Du61o, sm. Duel, challenge ; sorrow ; mourn*
Ing, taaenX.--pl. Troubles, vexations, af
flictlons. Sin duelo. Abundantly.
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DUR
Ou6nde, am. Eli; fldry, goblin, ghost TeMr
du^nde^ To bo hvpoobondiiac, restlcsa.
Moneda de dttenaes^ Bmall copper coin.
DnendecUlo, 9m. dim, A little fliiry.
Do/^ndo, dd, a. Domestic, tamo.
Du^fiA. ^ Duenna, an old woman ; a mar^
rled lidy. I>uen<u^ AVidows vrlio attend
on the maids of honor. [strict duenna.
DaefiihEa, «/. augm. A very old or a very
Dudl68oo; a. (Coll.) Belonging to a duenna.
Dnofiiaima, *f. A haughty old duenna.
Dn6fio, a, »m. and / Owner, proprietor,
master or mistreas.
Du6mo, «m. Double sheet, two sheets of
Srinted paper, one witliin another.
la, ^f. Hera o^ animals on the same pas-
ture. VeU d la d/ula. Got out of my
Bight
Daloam&ra, ^ (Bot) Bitter-sweet
D6Ice, a. Sweet; fresh; mild, soft— Mn,.
Sweetmeats, prescrve^ sngar-ploms, can-
dies, or any other sweet things. V. Did-
ntra.
Daloecillo, ilia, ito, ila, a. Sweetish.
Duloed^imbre, ^ Sweetness* V. Dubntra,
Dolo^mele, tm. Dnlclmer, musical instru-
ment [tly.
Duloemtete, ad. Sweetly, deligbtftUly, gen-
DulclAcaddn, ^. Daldflcation.
Dnldfldbte, pa. DulciCying ; sweetener.
Dnioificir, «a. To sweeten, dulcify.
Duldr, «a. To grind flat, polish.
Dnldsono, na, a. Sweet-toned.
Dttl6ro, •m, (Prov.) Herdsman.
Dulia, af. DuJia, worship of the saints.
Dulim&n, »m. Long robe worn by the Turks.
Dnlzaina, t/ A musical wind instrument
(Mez.) A lute; quantity of sweetmeats.
Dulzamira, t. (Bot) V. Dulcamara,
Dnlziizo, sa, Ow Nauseously sweet, luscious.
Dnlz6r, wk V. DtUaura,
Dnlzor4r, va. (Prov.) To sweeten, dulcify.
Dnlzfira, «/r Sweetness; meekness; pleas-
ure; fbrWrance; pleasing manners.
Dubnuir, twi. To dulciiy; soften.
Dfinaa, tf. pL Down^ banks of sand.
Dun6ta, 9/. (Nau.) The highest part of the
poop.
Dnngarros, «/ A sort of white cotton staff.
D60, mn, (Mas.) Duo, duet
Duod^mo, ma, a. Twelfth : 12mo.
Dnodteuplo, pla, a. Duodecuple.
Dnod^no, na, a. Twelfth.
Duodteo, sttk and a. (Anat) Duodenum.
Daomesino, na, a. Of two montlis.
DApta, f/t Doublo allowance of provision In
oollegea. [tion.
IfUplicaci^n, «/r Dnplication; oondnpUca-
Dap1icadam6nte, «k2. Doubly.
DnplicAdo, 9m. Duplicate.
Dupllciido, da, a Duplicate, doubled.
Dopllcir, Da, To double, duplicate; repeat
Dupllcat6ra, */ V. Dobladura,
D6pllce. a. Double; with separate cells.
Duplieid&d, tf. Dnplicity, deceit
D6plo, 9m. Double, twice as much.
D6qn^ 9m. Duke; fbld in veils. [duke.
Dnqnecito, 9m. dim. A petty duke ; a young
l>nqntea,j»C Duchess; species of couch.
Dwk, »/. Duration, continuanoe.
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Duriiblo, a. Durable, lasting.
Dnracidn, DurAda, 9f. Duration, ooutina
ance, durability.
Duradorarai^nte, ad. Durably.
Durad^ras, ^. jh. Lasting ; prunella.
Duraddro, ra, a. Lasting durable.
Durad6r, ra, a. Durable, lasting.
Duramiter, ^ (Anat) Dura matrr.
Duramdnte, ad. Hardly, rieorously.
Dur&ndo, 9m. Glotb formerly used in Spain
Dur^te, pa. During; in the mcen time.
Dur4r, vn. To last continue.
Dnrazn^ro, 9m Peach-tree^
DurAzno, 9m. (Bot) Peach-tree; peach.
Dur^za, qf. Hardness, harshness, firmness;
obetlnacy; callosity. Jhtragad^vientre^
Costivenesa. Dwtaa ds aido^ DulnoM
of hearing.
Durl^gra, V- Cotton stripe, white and blue.
Dorillo, lli, a. <fim. Bather hard. DuriUo
r^l&oanti^ Bombast, fhstian.— «m. (Bot)
lanrestina.
Duriudina, DurindaSnn, ^ (Joe.) A sword.
Durm6ntea, Durml^ntes. 9m, jd. (Nau.)
Clampa, sleepers. Sota-^turmi^nUs,
Thick stnlt
Durmi^nte, pa. Sleeping, sleeper, dormant
— wi. Sleeper.
D6ro, ra, a. Hard, solid; vexatious; op-
pr^ve; stubborn; rude, rough. (Nau.)
Stiff. A' dura9 petuu, With difficulty
and labor.
D6ro, or Peso duro, 9m. Silver dollar.
Dunnvir, «>n. Duumvir, one of the duum-
viri.
DQnn\irAto, am. Duumvirate.
Dux, 9m, Dogo of Venice and Genoa.
E.
E (A or ay) is pronounced In Spanish ai
in the English words bed^ met, pen^ Jbo.
£ (and) is used instead of y (and) when
the following word begins by t or hi; as,
Sabioa 4 ignorant^, Wise and ignorant
men : Paare 4 A<^Father and Bon.
E'tLinUii. and ad^. To awaken attention.
Eajnte9, Well then 1 Let us see.
Ebanuta, am. Oablnet-maker.
Eoanisteria, ^ Cabinet-work, cabinet-ma-
ker's shop.
Blnmo, 9m, Ebony.
EbriedH 4/^ Ebrioty.
E'brio, ria, a. Inebriated, intoxicated, (Ipsy.
Ebri6»o, sa. a. Intoxicated, drunken.
EbulidOn, £bulllci6n, ^. EbuHiUon.
Ebiimeo. nea, a. (Poet) Made of Ivory,
Ivory-llket
Ecoehomo, 9m. Ecce Homo.
Echao4ntoe, 9m, A rattle-brained lUlow.
Echaoorvear, vn, (Ooll) To pimp, proeorei
Echacorveria, 9f. (ColL) Prolbeeion of a
limp or procurer. [impostor.
tiaeu6rvoa, 9m. Pimp, procurer; cheat,
EchAda, ^f, Cast, throw; throwing ore"!
self down.
EcbadSro, 9m. Place of rest or repf4«w
EchadiUo, am. A foundling.
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ECH
fcbadko« n, & A sp7; cautious divulger;
foundling. [titious.
EdiadJzo, za. a. Suborned to pry into; fic-
Bchad6r, n, a Tiirower.
EcbadAra, «/C Lading ono> self down
Inrooding, hatching.
Echamionto, mn. Cast, throw; projection;
ejection; ezpoelng.
Kch^, vcL and i77». To cast, throw, heave;
torn or drive awajr, c^lcct «^ect, cast away,
throw oat or expel; shoot, bud, issue;
put, apply; ioino&e as a tax; ^Ik, bab-
ole; impute: Incline, recline; perform
fbrawager; aealout; publish; propo
take; sentence. (Nan.) To sink. Ecltar
aifqfOj To pull down. Echar el agua d
im n^/So, To baptize. Ec/utrVrntxUas or
bcUadronadaay or plantwSy To boast,
brag ot Echarla oe bravo, da majOy
or as grand^ To swagger. Echar can-
tos, rajfo^ eentdUUy oTfufgo^ To be very
angry. .ficAar carri^tos, To grow plump
In the cheeks. Echar cocks. To set up
a coach. Echar ds manga. To make a
cat's paw of one. .ffcAar e^ «0^, To give
ttie finishing stroke. Echar en meoroto,
Po labor to no purpose. Echar el bq^
or los bofe», To labor excessively. Echar
la pldtiea & otrapart^ To cut short
the conversation. i£vAar97i^no8,Tomi6S.
.£hAarf>Mrm3«, To strut about Echar
tfdrra a, To bury in oblivion. Echar al
mxtndo. To bring forth. Echar tnano.
To give asbistanoe. Echar un remiendo
' d la vida, To take some little rcftesh-
ment Eohar d wno dpa«ear, To send
one ^bont his business. Echar con cajas
dsatempladae, or en hora mala. To dis-
mtes roughly. Echar titerUs, To draw
lots. Echar d correr. To run away.
Echar d reir. To fhU to laughing; Eohar
^nearOydla cara, orenla cara, To re-
proach to one's face. Echar btten or
mal lance, To have good or bad luck.
Echar do ter. To observe, perceive.
Eohar el ouerpo fuera^ To withdraw.
Echarla lejf d uno, To condemn to the
utmost rigor of the law. Eohar d per-
der. To spoil Echarlo todo d rwiar.
To spoil utterly. Echar mono. To lay
;kold, seize, catch. Echar peiiUoa d la
mar. To be reconciled. Eefuirpor en
' medio. To cut short any dtnerenee.
Echar el pU adelarUe, To progress, be
foremost Echar el pU atrtu. To retro-
grade, be last 2fb hay que echar pU
airas. You must not flinch. El tfisnto
w echa. The wind taWa, Echiir todo el
trapo or dcUl To crowd all sail Echar
una monOyTo help. Echar un jarro
do agua, Throw a damper upon dis-
oonne by an unexpected remark. Echar
or eoharoe un borron. To disgrace one's
mI£ Echar un guante. To take up a
collection. Echar el guante. To arrest
Bchar el eocandaUo, To take soundings
A]/Mxr en Merro, To land. Echarraioeti,
To take root; beconce established: eon-
firmed.— ©r. To throw one's self down ;
ipf>ly one's self to ; yield, desist Erharte
EFE
eobre dncora. To drag the anchor
Echaree d pecJios. To drink immoder
ately. Echarse al ooUto, To eat, awal
low.
Echazon, f/T (Law.) Jetson. [philosophers
£cI6ctico, em. Eclectic, a class of ancienl
Eclesiibtlco, snu Clergyman, ecdesisAtio;
Ecclesiasticus. flic.
Eclosidstico, ca, a. Ecclesiastical, acdesUa-
EcleslastizAr, tJO. V. EepiritualUar.
Eclips&ble, a. That may be eclipsed.
Eclips&r, va. To eclipse, outshine.
Eclipse, em^ Eclipse.
Eclipsis, ^ Elllrisis.
Ecliptica, ef. Ecliptic. {Egloga
Ecloga, ((f. Eclogue, a pastoral poem. V
E'co, em. Echo ; repetition. Uacer eco. It
accord, agree, surprise.
EciSico, ca, a. (Poet) BeUting to echoes.
Ecoyictria, ^ (Arch.) Echometry.
Ec6metro, «m. Echometer. (tributlon
Economia, ^. Eoonomv; scantiness; dis
Econ^mica, ^ Economica, household man
agement
Econ6micam6nte, ad. Economically.
Econ6mico, ca, a. EconomlCttl, economic
fhigal: avaricious. [ag«r.
Economlsta, om. Economist; a good man
Economizer, va. To economize.
Ec6nomo, em. Curator or guardian, trustee
Ectipo, em. Ectype, copy from an original.
Eeuable, a. Equable, equal to itself; Just,
right
Ecnaci6n, sf. Eouation. [noctial line.
Ecuador, Equator, etn. Equator ; the eqni*
Ecuanimid&d, ^. Equanimity.
EeuAnte, a. Equal V. Igual.
Ecu^stre, a. Equestrian.
Ecum^nico, ca, a. (Ecumenical, universal
E'cuo, a. Bight, Just [aea.
Ecu6reo, rea, a. (Poet) Belonging to the
Eddd, ^ Age, ages ; any period of time.
Estar en edad, (Prov.) Under the sev-
enth year. Uenor edad. Minority.
Edeca}), em. (Mil) Aide-de-camp. Tmor.
Ed^ma, ef. A white, soft, and Insensible tu<
Edemat6eo, sa, a. (Edematous, edematose.
Edto, em. Eden, paradise.
Bdiddn, %f. Edition.
Edieto, tm. Edict proclamatiofn.
Edlflcaddn, ^. Construction, art of build
Ing; edification, edifVtng. [builder
Edineaddr, ra, 9. Edlfler; constructer
EdiflcAnte, a. EdlMng; erecting.
Ediflo4r. «a. To ediiy, build ; instruct
Ediflcativo, ya, a. Exemplary, instructive.
Edlflcat6rio, ria, a. Edlficatory.
Edif&eio, mn. £diflo^ stmctore.
Edil, em. Edile, a Roman magistrate.
EdilldAd, ^. Edileship.
Edit6r. 9m. Editor.
Bdredon. em. Eider-down. [tur#
Educacion, tf. Education, instruction, nur
Eduoad6r, ra, e. Instructor, educator.
Educiindo, da, «. Student in a school or
college.
£<lucar. va. To educate, instruct
Educcion, ^. Eduction.
Educir. va. To educe, extract, bring oc»
E'fo, «/ Spanish name of the letter i!
ITI
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EJE
VJ.TC
Cfeot!ram6nte, ad. ElfoctoEllf, powerftOlv;
certfiinlj. [monoy, speeie.
Efectiro, v», a. Effecf.vo, true,— «m. Hard
Ef6cto, «m. EfTect; operation; porposa. —
pL Assets; effects. En ^ecto. In tket,
in truth.
Eft)ctnAI, a. (Obs.) Effectual, real, effectiTei
Efeotualmunto, ad. Effectively. [feet
Efbctu/ir. va. To effectuate, accomplish, ef-
Efein^rldes, ^. pL Ephemeris, almanac,
ioumal ; an account of daily transactionSb
iifcmera, ^. V. Efimera.
EfiSracro, 9m. (BoL) IrU, wild flag; [vor.
EftTvesccmcia, ^ Effervoscence ; ardor, fer-
B'fcta, ad. Pertinacity.
EflcAcla, ^ Efficacy, actiylty.
EficAz, a. Efficacious, active, effective.
EAcazm^nte, ad. Efficaciously, actively.
Eflcioncia, ^ Efficiency, effectiveness.
Eflci6nte, a. Efficient, effisctlv&
Eficlentemdnte, ad. Efficiently, effectively.
Efigie, »f. Effiey, image. [ephemeron.
Efimera, ^ Ephemera, a one-day fever;
Efimerdl, a. (Little us.) V. Efifnero.
Efimoro, ra, a Ephemeral, living one day.
Eflorec6ncla, af. Efflorescence.
Eflorecdr, wi. (Chem.) To effloresce.
Efloroci6nte, a. (Chem.) Efflorescent
Efloresc^ncia, 4/: (Bot) EfflorescenUa.
Eflu6ncia, «/! Effluence, emanation.
Eflu^nto, 9f. Effluent emanant [tion.
ist
Id-
is.
ce.
th.
0;
to
Jj.
Ejecutivamento, ad. Executively, prompt-
t^erutivo, va, o. Executive ; executory.
Eyocit6r, ra, & Executor; officer of Justice.
E^^entor ds la^iutUdOy Executioner.
fijjeoatdria. f/! Writ of execution; letters
patent of nobility ; executorship.
Qecntori&l, a. Applied to tho execution of
a decree,
^eciitoriar, v€k To obtain a verdict in one's
favor ; establish tho truth.
^ecutArio, ria, a. (Law) Executory.
^jemplur, tm. Exemplar, pattern prece-
dent; cony of a printed work.
^emplir, a. Exemplary. Sin ^ampla^
Not to be a precedent; without prcc«>
dent D°£»^*
Ejemplarm^nte, ad. Exemplarily; •dliiy-
^emplificaci6n, «C Exemplificatioxi.
Kjempliflc^, va. To exempUfjr.
i9«^mplo,Mns Example, precedent; pattsiiv
cop V. For ^mnplo^ For instance.
^eroer, vow To exercise, practise.
Igercicio, mn. Exercise; employment, of-
floe ; ministry. JIacer ^erhielo^ To drill
troops, train; use exerelMb Sdarmtfx
tomar ^ercioioa^ To be in a spiritual re*
treat
Ejercitaci6n, ^. Exorcltatlon, practice.
fOercltaddr, ra, & Exerciser, practiser.
Is^eroitibte, «m. The person who is in a
spiritual retrcat-^po. Exerciser, oxerd-
£;)eTdtir, ta. To exercise; learn by prac
tioo. I^cUar la pitcienciOf To try th*
patience.— t?r. To apply one's selt
iliercitativo, Ta, a. That which may be ex
erelsed.
i;|6rdto, mt. An army.
^ido, tm. Ck>mmon, a public space of laa^
iU6te8, 9m. pi, (Mex.) String beans.
£1, artids maaouUn*, The.
EI, E'Ua, FAlo, pron. He, she, it
E'la, ad. There she is, behold her there.
Elaboracidn. ^. Elaboration.
Elabor^o, da. a. Elaborate.
Elaboriir, ra. To elaborate, finisli with care.
Elacl6n, ^. Elation, pride; magnanimity;
affected sublimihr of style.
Elaml, ^f. (Mus.) Sixth ascending; not« EL
Elasticid&d, ^. ElasUdty.
EUu'tico, ca, a. Elastic, elasticaL [cumber.
Eiat^rio, «m. Elaterlnm or sqnirUng cu-
Elatinc, ^ (Bot) Smooth speedwell.
E'lche, 9m. Apostate, renegade, Turkish
name for ambassador.
E'le, ad. There he is, or there it is.
£"10, 9f. Spanish name of the letter A
Eleborina, ^ (Bot) Helleborine.
EI6boro, Eleb6r, 9m. (Bot) Hellebore.
Elecci6n, 4^ Election ; choice.
Elective, va, a. Elective
Eldcto, ta, a. Elect, chosen.
El6cto, 9m. Elect; nominee.
Elector, 9m, Elector. [an elector.
Elcctorikdo, •!». Electorate, the territory ol
Electoral, a. Electoral
Electridd&d, ^. ElectHcity.
Eldctrico, ca, a. Electric or electrical.
Electriz, </! £lectros^ the wife of an eiecto*.
Electrizad6n, ef. Electrification, electrixa
tion.
Electriz&r, tw. To electrify; fill with m-
tlnulasm. — vr. To electrize.
Electro, «fn. Eicctre or amber; eloctrum.
Klcctr^metro, sm. Electrometer. [servoi
Electu&rio, 9m. Electuary, medicinal con*
£lei!uida, ^. Elephantiasis, species of lep-
rosy.
Elefuntc, ta, & Elephant
Elo&ntino, na, a. Elephantine. [nesi
Elegtoda, qf. Ele^wice; sraceAilneeB; neat
Elog&nte, as Elegant pdlant fine, nice.
Elogantemuntc, ad. Elognntly.
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KMB
ei^% ^. Elegy. [All.
Kli^&cov ca» Ow Elegiac or olegiacal. mourn-
ElflgibilidiULj/: (Little ns.) EHglblflty.
Eleg^bki, a, Ellzible, preferable.
Klegido, da, a. Elect, choeen.
Elegidos, 9ni. pL The elect, the bleaned.
Eleilr, WL To choose, elect, nominate.
B'lego, ga, a. Moomftd, plaintive.
ElementAL Elementir, a. Elemental; es-
sential, fundamental. [mdtment
Elem^to, mn. Element; t)ie first principle;
EI6noo, «m. Table, index ; sort of pearl ear-
ring.
EIe78ci6n, ^ Elevation; loftiness; digni-
ty; raptare; pride: height, altitude.
Eleradam^Dto, <uL With eloration.
Elerddo, da, a. Elevated, exalted; sublime,
high, lofty.
Elevaddr. 9m. (Little ns.) Elevator, [tare.
Elevamiento, mn. Elevation, ecstasy, ran-
Elev^r, v<k To raise, elevato, lift up; exalt
— w. To be enraptured ; elated.
Elidir, «a; To weaken, debilitate ; elide.
Eiy&ble, Ob Otpable of being elixated.
ElOacidn, ^. (Pharm.) Ellxation.
EUjir, tKk (Phann.) To clixate, boil vege-
table suMtances.
Elipse, ^ (Oeom.) Ellipsis.
EUpais, 4/r (Gram.) Ellipsis.
Eliptico, ca, a. Elliptic or elliptical.
EUseoB cimpoe, sm. pL Elysian fields.
Sisidn, f^ O^ram.) Elision.
Elixir, 9m. Elixir, a medicine.
Elle, ^ Spanish name of the U or donblo I.
riOfCKf. Behold it
Elocud6n, ^. Elocution.
Eloco6ncia, ^ Eloquence.
ElocuSnte, a. Eloquent
£locuentem6nte. ad. Eloquently.
Elogiad6r, «m. Eulogist, cncominst
Elogiir, va. To praise, extol, eulogize.
E16iio, tm. Eulogy, panegyric
EIncidaci6n, Jtf. Elucidation, explanation.
Eludir, va. To elude.
Emacladdn, ^ Emaciation, cmaceration.
EmanAci6n, ^. Emanation ; effluvium.
Eman&nte, J9<z. Emanating, emanant
Emanir, vtl To emanate.
£manclpaci6n, Mf, Emancipation.
Emanclp^, va. To emancipate. [mind.
BmbablamUnto, am. Stupidity ; absence of
Embaebitr, va. Topen sheep to bo shorn.
Embadnm&r, va. To besmear, bedaub.
Brobaiddr, ra, «. Sharper, impostor, swind-
ler, [sition.
Embalmitoto. «m. Delusion; deceit, impo-
Embair, wk To impose upon, deceive.
Embtq&da, fff. Embassy, a legation ; an or-
KmbagadOT, 9m. Ambassador. [rand.
Emb<\Jaddra, Emb^atriz, ^ (Poet little
u^) Ambassadress. [baasador.
Embadat6rio, ria. a. Belonging to an am-
Embaladdr, »m. Packer.
EmbalAr, va. To embale, paclc
Erabal^ige, «m. Packing, package, baling.
Embaldosado, 9m. Tile-floor.
Bmbaldosir, veu To floor with tiles or flags.
fimbalU&r, va. To pack up into a port-
manteau.
Vmballenaildr, 9tn, Stay-maker.
EMB
Emball*nAr, va. To stiffen with whalebone
Emballestddo, 9m. Contraction of the
nerves. [cross-bow.
Emballostarsc, vr. To be about shooUnff a
Embalaad^ro, sm. Pool of stagnant rm*
water. [balmer.
£mbal8amad6r, Embalsamcro, 9tn. Em-
Embalsamdr, ta. To embalm.
Embals^, t?a. To put or drive into a pool.
Emb&lse, 9tn, Act of putting or driving into
a pool.
EmbalumAr, va. To load a horse unequally.
— vr. To embarrass one's self with busi-
ness.
Embanasti5r, va. To put into a basket
Embaracillo, am. dim. A slight embarrass-
ment [wardlv.
Embarazadam^nte, ad. Perplexedly, awk-
Embaraz^do, da, a. Embarrassed, perplex-
edly. Embaraaada^ Pregnant
£mbarazad6r, ra. «. Embarrasser. [struct
Embarazir, va. To embarrass, perplex, ob-
Embarazo, am. Impediment, embarrass-
ment vexation ; confusion ; pregnancy.
Embarazo8am6nte, ad, Diflioultly, cumber^
somely.
Embaraz6so, sa, EmbarbascMo, da, a. Di^
ficult intricate, troublesome.
Embarbascdr, va. To stupeiV fish with hel-
lebore; perplex, confound, embarrass. —
vr. To lie entangled among the roots.
Embarbecor, vn. To have a beard appear-
ing, [together.
EmbarbU16r, va. To Join planks or oeamt
£mbaroaci6n, tif. Ye&*ol; embarkation;
navigation. [bor, loading-place.
Embarcadero, am, "Wliarf, quay ; port, har-
Embarcad6r, «m. Shipper.
Embarciir, va. To enibark, ship ; engage. —
vr. To embark. Embaroarae un golpa
d4 mur^ To ship a heavy sea.
Embdrco, am^ Embarkation, shippin;?.
Embai'gad6r, «m. One who lays on an em-
baigo : sequestrator, attacher.
Embwg^te, pa. Arresting, impeding, re-
straining. Xo embarganta^ Notwith-
standing.
Embarg&r, va. To arrest lay on an embar-
go ; distrain, seize, attach ; impede.
Emb&rgo, am. Embargo; execution, dis-
train^ seizure, attachment; indigestion.
Sin embargo, Notwitlistanding.
Embamecer, vn. To pow plump or fiit
Embamlzad6r, am, Vamisher.
Emhamfzadtira, af. Varnishing.
Embamiz&r, va. To varnish; embellish.
Embdrque, am. Embarkation.
Embarrad'ir, am. Plasterer, dauber.
Embarradura, ^ Overlaying with plaster
or mortar.
Embarrdr, va. To plaster; confbund.— fjr.
To collect or mount upon trees.
ErabarrilAr, va. To barrel, put in a barrel.
Embarrotdr, vtk V. Abarrotar.
EmbasamSnto, anu (Arch.) Foundation 'H
a building.
EmbastAr, va. To baste ; stitch.
Embasteodr, vn. To become corpulent oi
fat— TT. To become gross;.
EmbfitQ. am. llio dashing of the sen; mt]
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EMB
4bXi attack; gentie breeze.-^ Sadden
reToraes. [oeiver.
fcmbaacad6r. sm. Starper, Impostor, de-
Cmbaacamlonto, «»K Deception, lllnsion.
Kmbaao4r, «a. To deceive, delude, impose
upon.
EmbauUr, Wk To pack ap In a trunk.
(Met. Coll.) To cram.
Embanaami^nto, 9m. Amazement, astontab-
mont [wonder.
Embauson&r, «a. To make one stare with
Kmbazad6r, sm. One who shades colors.
£mbazad&ia, ^f. Shading colors; amaze-
ment
Emba>ir,«ab To shade; astonish; impede.
— vn. To bo astonished, remain without
action. — vr. To become tired or disgust-
ed; blush.
£mbebeo6r, «a. To astonish, stupefy ; amuse.
— vr. To be struck with amazement
Embebedmi^nto, sm. Amazement, aston-
ishment
Embebeddr, ra, a Imbiber.
Embeb^r, va. To imbibe ; saturate ; Incor-
porate; shrink, press. — wk To shrink,
contract Itself; grow thick. — vr. To be
enraptured ; retain firmly in tlie mind.
Embelecadur, ra, 8. Impostor, sharper, de-
ceiver.
Embeledir, f>a. To impose upon, deceive.
Kmbel6co. sm. Fraud, delusion, imposition.
CmbelcnMo, da, a. Enrantured ; stupefied.
EmbeleMr, va. To stupefy, besot
Embelosfti|)Idnto, tm. Amazement, aston-
ishment, rapture.
EmbelesAr, tm. To amaze, astonish ; charm.
— vr. To be charmed or ravished.
Embeleso, 87n. Amazement, ravishment;
charm. fed.
Embcllaqneccrsft, vr. To become low-mfnd-
Embellectr, va. To embellish, adorn, deco-
rate.
Kmbeml&r, «w». To intoxicate.
EmberAr, vn. To begin to have a ripe color.
Embermci)^, va. To redden. [blu^h.
Emberm^ec^ va. To dye red.— <?n. To
Kmb^ro, 9m. Color of crapes ripening.
EmberrinchArse, w. To fly into a violent
passion. [demand.
Embestida, ^f. Assault, onset ; importunate
Embestid<^r, «m. Importunate solicitor.
Kmbestidura, ((f. Attack, assault, onset
ilmbestir, 9a. To assail, attack; solicit im-
portunately.
EmbotnnAr, va. To ooverr with pitch,
Embicad6r, 9m. (Am.) Cup and balL
EmbicAr, ra. Embicar la8 vergas^ (Nan.)
To top tlie vsrds.
BmbiJAr, ro. To paint with red lead.
Emblon, 9m. A shove.
Embioncillo, «m. dim^ A slight shova
BmblzarrArse, «r. To brag, boast of courage.
Embkndoc^r, fxu To moisten, soften.— im,.
Tf move to pity.
Emb.a.nqnee6r, wk To bleach or whiten. —
vr. To grow white, be bleaching, [turc.
Emb'.^ma, 9m, Emblem; an allusive ptc-
Emblemitlcam^nte, ad. (Little us.) Em-
blematically.
Kmhlem&tlAo, ca, a. EmMemntic
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Embobamiento, 9m, Admtratloo, encha&¥>
ment: stupefying,
Embobtf, fTOw To amuse, entertain the
mind, distract, humbug. — vr. To be in
suspense, stand gaping.
Embobec^. vo. To stupefy, make foolish.
— cr. To Mcome stupefied.
Embobecimidnto, 9m. Btupefketioo.
Embocad^TO, Embocaddr, 9m, Mouth of •
channel. Edar al 9mbooad9t0t To be
at the point of success.
Emboduio, da, a. Pleasant to tlie tasta—
pp. of Eimbopctr.
EmbocadAra, ^. The mouth or narrow en-
trance; mouth-piec&
Embocikr, «a. To enter by the mouth;
swallow in baste; enter bv a luiss; seize
upon; deceive; relate tedious stories.
£rabocin4do, da, <t V. Abooinado.
ErobodArse, vr. To be married. [worms.
EmbolAr, f>a. To arrange branches Tor silk>
£robq)o, 9m, The slied erected for ailk-
worros. [bnlls^ horns.
EmboUr, to. To put balls on ilie tips of
Embollsmador, ra, «. and a. Detractor, re-
viler, [natioiis.
EmbolismAl, <t. Intercalary of thirteen lu-
Embolismdr, va. To propagate malicious
rumors.
Embolismo, «m. Embolism, intercalation ;
intercaUry time ; oonfhsion ; maze ; false
hood.
E'mbolo, 9m. Piston of a pump.
EmbolsAr, va. To put money into a purse:
reimburse. [into a purao.
Embdlso, 9nu Tlie act of putting money
EmbonAr, ro. To make good or firm.
(Nan.) To plank. [lining; stiillBnIng.
Embdno, 9m. (Nau.) The act of planking;
Embof\igdr, wt To plaster with cow-dung.
£mb6que, 9m. Passaffs of a ball through ;
deception, firaud. S90 no Hens emboqus^
(Amer.) That has not the least appear-
ance of truth.
EmbomAl, sm. (Nao.) Bcupper-hole.
Emborraohad6r, ra, a. Intoucating;— «. One
who makes drunk.
Emborrach&r, ro. To intoxicate, Inebriate.
— rr. To be intoxicated.
EmborrAr, «a. To stuff with goat's hair;
card the wool a second time. [rage.
EmborrascAr, va. and r. To provoke, en-
£mborrazami6nto, 9m, Act of basting a
fowl [PP'^^ ^° ^ ^'^^^ i roasting
EmborrazAr, va. To tie basting pieces o
EmborridirBe, vr. (Coll.) To grow stupid.
EmborrizAr, va^ To give tlie first combing
to wooL
Eroborrnll&rse, vr. To be at variance.
KmboscAda, ^. Ambuscade ; ambush.
EmboeoadAra, f/. Ambusli, ambushmeni
Embosdu*, va. To place in ambush; em-
boss; conceal. — vr. To retire into the
ihickeet of a forest; lie in ambush.
Kmbosqneo^, vn. To become woody.
Enibotadn, da, a. Blunt, dull
Embotad6r, 9m, He who bluntik
Embotadnra, 1/. Bluntneos or dulneas.
Embotamlento, 9m. Blunting; blnntnM^
dulness; stupefaction.
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Cnbotir, 9a. To blimt^ 4nU, foil ; ODenrstd ;
■tapdy.— vr. To bocomo daB; pat on
tbobootai
SmbotollAr, fxk To bottle.
Embotyur, vo. To lay a fltrntnm of Jnra,
daj, or mortar.— w. To Bwell; b© in a
pattloD, bo inflated \rith arrogance ; put
Intojank
Embovedido, da, a. Arched, Tanlted.
Emb^za, «/ Inoqaalitieei in tlie bottom of
barrels.
EmbozAdo^ da, a. Corered, mniSed. Vh
emb09aao, A person with bis fiice corer-
«d by bis cloak. [the face ; dissemble.
Emboz^, vo. To mnflle the greater part of
Bknb6co, mtK The part of a cloak or rell
ooTorlng the flwe; muffling; an artfUl
war of expressing one's thooghts.
Embozo (De), ad. Incognito, unknown.
Embrscilddo, da, a. (CoU.) Carried about in
the arms.
Embragir, «a. (Wan.) To sling;
Bmbrsveoftr, «a. To enrage, irritate. — pn.
To become strong. — cr. To become en-
raged; be extremely boisterous (the sea).
Embrayedmidnto, am. Fury, n^ passion.
Embrazad^ra, ^f. Clasping of a shiefd ; em-
bracing.
Embrazar. va. To clasp a shield.
Embroadora, ^f. Paying a ship with pitch.
Embreir, «a. To iMy with pitch. [pute.
Embr^irse, «r. To qnarrel, wrangle, dis-
EmbrdUrse, vr. To hide one's self in
thickets.
EmbriagMo, da, a. Intoxicated, drunk.
Embriam', va. To intoxicate; enrapture.
— cr. To inebriate.
Embrtagu^ f^ Intoxication, drunkenness ;
rapture, transport
Embrtir, «a. To toss in the air.
Erabriddr, «a. To bridle ; govern, restrain.
Brabri6n, «m. Embryo; assemblsge of oon-
ftised ideas.
RmbnSca, Bmbrocacl^n, t^f. Embrocation.
EmbrocAr, do. To pour out of one yeesol
into another; wind thread upon quills;
tack to the last
Embrooh4do, da, n. Embroidered.
Embr611a, 9f. V. EmhroUo.
Embrollador, ra, t. Entangler, confonnder.
Embrolli^, vo; To entangle, twist: insnare.
JSmbroUar la bandera^ (Nau.) To waft
the ensign. [insr.
Embr6Ilo, am. Fraud, deception ; embrou-
EmbroU6n, na, a. Liar; impostor; entan-
«ler. [foggy.
Emoromildo, da, a. (Nnn.) Misty, hazy,
Embromad6r, ra, a. and a. One who is tu-
multaously merry; whee<ller.
Embromib>, to. Toexchs tumultuons mirth;
ea}ole; Jest Joke.
Embroquel&fM, «r. V. Abroquelarae.
Rmbrosquiliia', «a. To nut cattle into a pen.
Bmbmjir, va. To bewitch. V. Jlsohiaar.
Bmbrutecor, va. To stupefy. — »/*. To grow
stupid. [nork.
EmbucbMo, am. Lstro .sausage made of
Cmbuebib', va. To stuff with minced meat;
make pork sausages ; cram ; swallow with-
oit chewing.
EMP
Embad«d<3r, am. Filler.
Embuddr, vo. To pour through a fhoiiel;
scheme, insnare.
Embndito, sm. dim. A little fhnneL
Embttdista, atn. Funnel-maker; intriguer.
Embddo, «m. Funnel ; tall of a candle-mould
basin of a water-closet; firaud, deceit artf
flee.
Emburriir, wt. (Prov.) V. JPmpt^ar.
Emburrlon, am. (Prov.) V. Jffmpi^on.
Emb&ste, am. An artfUl tale : a lie : fhuid,
imposition ; pleasing quibble of cbOdren.
Embuatae, Gew-gaw^ baublesi
Embnstedr, «fk To lie, impose upon.
Embaster4zo, am. augm. A very great liar.
Embust^ro, rs, a. Liar; Impostor, cheat;
hypocrite ; cooler, coaxer.
£mbuster6n. na, a. augm. V. Embwi^ro.
Embnsteru^Io, la, a. dun. Little impostor.
Embntid^ra, ^ Instrument for riveting tin-
work. 1
Embutido, am. Inlaid work.
Embutir, no. To inlay; Jumble: insert;
cram. Embutir un eatay^ (Nau.) To
worm a stay.
E'me, 4< Spanish name of the letter M.
Emdiga, «/ A large ftirrow, land-mark.
Eraelg&r, va. To make laige ftirrows, as
land-marks.
EmendAble, a. Amendable, corrigible.
£mendacl6n, a/. Emendation, correctioo;
satisfaction.
Emendadam6nte^<{. Correctly.
£mendad6r, am. Emendator.
EmendAr, «a. To amend, correct Eman-
dar un apar^o^ To oyerbanl a tackle.
Emerg^ncia, ^ Emergency.
Emerg6nte, a. Emergent resulting.
Em^rito, a. Emeritus.
Emersidn, 4^ (Astr.) Emersion.
£ra6tico, ca. am* and a. Kinetic.
Emienda, t/. Amendment correction ; com-
pensation ; change for tiio better.
Emigraci6n, af. Emigration, immigration.
EmigrAdo, am. Emigrant immigrant
EmlgrMo, da, a, and a. Emigrated, Inuni-
grated.
Emigrdr, m. To emigrate, IramlCTate.
Emlno, if. Fourth part of a Spanish bushel
ancient tax.
Emin6ncia, i/. Eminence, height a hill
excellence, conspicuousness ; greatness,
power.
Eminenddl, a. Emtnentlal. [uous
EminOnte, a. Eminent high, lofty ; consnic-
Emlnentemdnte, ad. Eminently, conspico*
onsly. [dinalc
Emtnentisimo, a. Title of the Romish car*
Emir, am. Emir, or emeer, oriental nnme fbf
prince, lord.
EmIsMo, am. Emissary.
Emisidn, a/. Emission, rent
Emltir. va. To emit send forth.
Emoliente, am. and a. Emollient so/tentnA
Emolum^nto, am. Emolument fee, profit.
perquisite.
Empac&r, va. To pack up; wrap up.— ri*
To be sullen, di^leasod.
Empachadamuntts, ad. (Prov.) Camber
comely.
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Empach Ado, dA) a. Timid, basbAil ; snrfeitod ;
overloaded.
EmpAcbiur, wl To impede, embarrass, dis-
turb; perplox; oTerload, cram ; disguise.
— vr. To be ashamed, confounded ; surfeit
Bmpiiebo, «m. BashAilnees, timidity; em-
barrassment, obstacle ; surfeit
Empacb6so, sa, a. V. Vergonao$o.
Empadronad6r. snu Enroller, census-taker.
Empadronamiento, «m. Census; list of tax-
able persona.
Empadronir, rck To take the census; regl»-
ter the names of Ux-payers. [cloying.
EmpaIagami6nto, »m. Loathing, surfbit
Empalagiir, «a. To loathe, cloy; disgust in
a nigh degree, offend, trouble.— rr. To
loathe, feel disc;nst
Empaligo, »m. Y. £mpdlagamUnto.
Empalag^so, sa, a. Cloying, loatliBomo, &s-
tidious.
Empalami6nto, *m« Eropalemont, empaling.
Empaldr, «a. To empale.
Empali^da, tf. Hangings in cloisters, through
which a procession passes.
Empali^, vo. To bang with tapestry where
a procession passes.
Empalisida, ^. Palisade or palisado.
Empaliz^, va. To palisade; pale.
EmpaUot&do, 9m. (Nan.) Netting.
Empalmad&ra, ^ Dovetailing. [splice.
Empalm6r, «a. To scad; nsb, dovetail;
Empalom^, va. To sew on the bolt-rope ;
shift
EmpanAda, tf. Meat-pie. Bacer xina em-
panada^ To conceal part of an afiair.
Aguampanada^Tmado; mnddv water.
Empanadilia, ^ A small pie; footstep in
coaches. [(Nau.) liimber boards.
Empan&do, a^ Centre-room. &rypanadoB^
EmpanAr, f>a. To cover with paste, bake in
paste : sow grain.
EmpandAr, va. To bend into an arch.
Empandlli&r, ro. To remove by stealth, hide.
Empanio6r. ca. (Nan.) To band or ftirL
Empantanar, «a. To submerge; bemire;
embarrass.
Empaiiadtira, 9f. Swaddling of children.
EmpaAfir, to. To swaddle; soil uith one^s
breath ; darken ; impeach one's character;
cover with clouds or fog.
Empapa^ydrse, vr. To be bent like the
beak (^ a parrot
Empanir, va. To imbibe, soak, drench. — vr.
To be soaked; be surfeited; Imbibe the
principles o£ [paper.
Empapelad6r, am. He who wraps up in
Empapei^, va. To wrap in paper; waste
paper.
EmpapirolAdo, da, a. (GoIL) Full, satisfied.
Empapir^tido, da, a. (Coll.) Loftv, haughty,
puffed up. [deck n^ly.
Empapirotar, va. (Coll.) To adorn carefliily,
Bmpique, am. Packing.
Bmpaquctad6r, am. Packer.
BmpaqnetAr, va. To pack, make into bales.
Empm, tf. (Law, Prov.) Sequestration.
Emparament&r, va. To adorn, set off
Emp«ram6nto, Kmparami6uto, tm. (Prov.)
Beqoeetratlon. [hibit
tmparur, va, (Prov.) To scquestr^ite, pro-
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Emparchfir, va, Co cover with a plaster.
Emparedami^nto, an. Confinement, shu^
ting up between walls; cloister.
Emparedir, v%» To confine, shut up b»
tween walls.
£mparejad6r, am. Matcher, fitter.
ladtira, qf. Equalization. Qzlns.
iami6nto, mk Matching or cqiuil-
"', CO. and fi. To level; match,
EmparentAr, tm. To be related by marriage
Emparentddo, da, a. Belated by marriagei
JSstar bien or nwff empareatadOy To
have respectable relatives.
EmparrAdo, am. Arbor or bower.
EmparrAr, va. To embower, form bowers.
EmparvAr, va. To put grain in order to be
thrashed. [bind books in leather
EmpastAr, va. To paste; cover with colors
Empatadera, ^. {CoH) Checking, impeding
suspension. Tshort
EmpatAr, va. To equalize; suspend; cut
EmpAte, am. Equality, tie or equal number
of votes.
Empavesida, a/, (Nan.) Waist cloths.
Empavesar, v€k (Nan.) To spread waist
cloths; dress ships.
Empecible. a, Hurtfiil.
Empedemir, va. To indurate, harden.— «]r
To bo petrified; inflexible.
Empedrado, am. Pavement
Empedraddr, mru Paver or pavier.
Empedrir, va. To pave.
Empdga, «< Yamisli of pitch : mark of pitch.
Emp^adnra, ^ The vomi^ of pitch put
on vesselsL [pitch.
Empegar, t?a. To pitch ; mark sheep with
EmpecmntAr, va. To mark sheep with pitch.
Empeine, am. The groin; instep; hoof;
ringworm; flower of the cotton plant;
lichen. [worms.
Empein6so, ra. a. Full of tetters or ring-
EmpelAr, vn. To get hair, begin to be liairy.
Emp^Ila, ^. Fat of fowls or swine ; upper
leather of a shoe.
EmpellAr, Empell^r, va. To push, impel.
Empellejar, va. To cover with skins.
Empelldn, am. Push, heavy blow. A' em^
peUonea^ Rudely, with pusheSb
Empelot&ne, vr. To quarrel ; be vexed.
Emp^ltre, vm. Small olive-tree or sapling
Empenaenfir, va. To adorn with plumes.
EmpenAr, va. To feather an arrow.
EmpcntAr,«a. To push, impel Y.Smpt^ar,
Empefiadam^nte, ad. Strenuously, spirit-
Empefiilr, va. To pawn, pledge; oblige.—
vr. To bind one's self; piersist-, encountei
dangers with conraso! intercede, oxerl
or interest one's self; be embayed on a
lee-shore.
EmpAilio, am. Obligation, pledging; engage-
ment; earnest desire; courage and perse-
vcranoe; protection, recommendatl'in:
reconunender. Con tmptlio^ AVilh groat
diligence.
Kmpeorami6nto, «m. Deterioration.
Empeor^, va. To impair, doterlorata-HM
To grow worse.
Eraperad6r am. Emperor.
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Kirpcratiiz, «/. EmprMS.
EmpercMr, ra. To suspend on a perch.
EmperUiKir, ra. V. Perdigar.
Emperegili&j', V€^ To drcce with a proftision
of ornaments.
Empereziirf vn. and r. To be lazy ; dilatory.
Emperidklo, da, o^ To bo dressed in style;
wear &lse hair.
?Cinperlfbll4r, «a. To decorate, cover with
ribbons; deck with flowers.
Eoipemido, da, a. Nailed ; bolted.
Enpemir, t^€b. To nail, bolt ; foot stockings.
E^jp^ro. conj. Yet, howeTer. V. Pero,
Kmperrada, »/. A sort of game at cards.
Eniperr^irse, «r. To grow mad, furious, ob-
stinate.
£mpe8ad6r, tm, EnshesTor trimming yarn.
Empestib-, ra. V. Apestar.
£mp6tn>, «jn. Crow-berry.
Empe:^, to. To begin, commence.
Empicar, va. To hang. — rr. To be too much
attaehed.
Empicotadfira, »f. Act of pillorying.
Smpicotir, TO. To pillory ; piclcet.
£mpi6dro, em. Paving.
Empin&do, da, a. Elevated, exalted. [Ing.
Empinadfira, «/ Exaltation, elevation, rais-
Empinami6nto, em. Erection, elevation.
Empin^ €€1. To raise, exalt; drink much.
— cr. To stand on tiptoe ; rise high. JSnv-
Dinar el pttchsrOf To live well without
luxury. [upon another.
Einpingorot&r. va. (Low) To raise any thing
Empino, sm. Elevation, height {prison.
Empiolar, va. To tie the legs of hawks ; im-
Empireo, «m. Emnvreao, the highest heaven.
Emphroo, rea, a. l^mpyreal, celestial.
Empireiima, «/ Empyrenm, empvreuma.
Emjpireumdtico, ca, a. (Chenu) Empyrcn-
matic.
Emph-ico, srrK Quack, empiric.
Empirico, ea, a. Empiric, empirical.
Empirismo, sm. Empiricism, quacker}'.
Empizarr&do, 9tn. Slato roof; slating.
Empizarr^r, va. To slate, roof with slates.
Emplastadora, t/. Emplastami^nto, «n.
Plastering.
Emplaatar, fO. To plaster; rouge; obstruct
— rr. V. Embaaumarde.
Emplastec^, ea. To level the snrfiice to
paint on.
Empltoto, sm. Plaster. [plaster.
Emplastrlco, ca, a. Olutlnona, resembling a
EmpUizad6r, sm. (Law) Summoner; mes-
senger of a court [mens, citation.
Emplazami^nto, £mp1&zo, sm, (Law) Snm-
Emplaz^, va. To summon ; arrange ; cite to
appear before the Judgment-seat of God.
Emplc&do, sm. Office-holder, employee.
Empleir, ro. To employ, occupy; give a
place or employment commission; in-
To be employed ; follow busi-
ness.
Empleita, sf. V. Pleita. [bsas-weed.
Empleitero, ra, s. One who plaits and sells
Empl6nta, t^f. Piece of mua-wall made at
oDcei
Empl6o, sm. Employ, employment, busi-
ness, occupation, situatioo ; public place
•r station, office ; calling, vocation, pro-
fesslon; aim of our desires; sweeUaMVt'
Investment
Emplomido, sm. Boof covered with lead.
Emplomaddr, sm. Plumber.
EmpIomAr, ra. To lead, fit with lead.
Emplumdr, va. To feather. — rr. To shed tb«
feathers, moult [fledga.
Emplumec^r, m. To begin to get featherSi
Empobreo^r, ra. To impoverisli. — Cf*. To
become poor.
Empobrecimidnto, ^rfi. Impoverishment
Empodrec^r, vn. To corrupt, reduce to
putridity. — vr. To corrupt become pu-
trid, [bouse.
Empoll^do, da, a. Hatched ; pent up in tba
EmpoUadura, if. Brood of bees. fpoUar,
Empoll6r, ca. To brood, hatch. V. Am-
Empoltronecerse, vr. V. ApoUronarse,
Empolviir, ca. To powder.
Emnolvordr, Empolvorizir, va. To covai
with dust powder, dust
Emponzofiador, ra, s. Poisoner.
Emponzofiaml<^nto, sm. Poisoning.
Emponzofiir, va. To poison ; corrupt
EraporcAr, va. To soil, dirty, fouL
Emp6rio, *m. Emporium, mart
Empotramiinto, stn. The act of scarfing.
EmpotrAr, va. To mortise; scari; splice.
EmpozAr, va. To throw Into a well
EmpradizArsc, vr. To become meadow.
Emprendeddr, sm. Man of enterprise or ol
projects.
Emprend^, va. To undertake; attempt,
embark in. Emprender a or con alguno
To address or accost one.
EmprefiAr, ra. To impregnate ; beget
Emprdsa, ^ Symbol, motto; enterprise,
undertaking.
Empresdrio, sm. Manager of important
business; manager of a theatre.
Emprest&do, sm. V. EmprittUo.
EmprestAr, va. V. Prestar.
EmprcstillAr, co. To borrow frequently.
Empr^stito, 6m. Lending money ; loan ; tax.
Impost
Emprima, i\f, V, Primioia.
EraprimAdo, sm^ Last combing to wool.
EmprimAr, ca. To print linen or cotton;
card. [orable seat,
Emprimerdc, va. To place in the most hon-
Er -'^ ' a. V. iVinfirar.
£i r. To put into lye, buck.
El e), ad. V. Par Vetras.
£i o, 8m. The pushing, a push.
Ei lo push, press forward ; sliovo
[pushine^
Ei >{ijo, sm. Impulsion, Impulse.
EL-r-v - T - ' rush, a violent shova A'
empi0ones, liudely. [a cross-bow.
Empulgad^ra, «/? The stretching the cord of
Empulgar, to. To stretch the cord of a cross-
bow, [thumb-tied.
Empulgu^Tas, sf. pi. Wings of a cross-bow ;
Empuiiad6r, ra, s. Grasper. [ring.
EmpufiadAra, sf. Sword-hilt (Nan.) Ear
Empufl/ir, ca. To grasp, clutch; seize
(Nau.) To bend, fasten.
Emulacion, tf. Emulation, envy, Jenloosy
Emulad/r, ra, s. Emulator.
Eranlfir, va. To emulate, rival, con .est
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RroalKSnto, cu Emnlgent
E'ciulo. $m, Gompedftor, rival
Emnlslon, ^ EmaUion.
Emnnct^rio, wiu Emonotory.
Emundaddn, ^ Cleansing.
En» pr^. In. Sn un ano^ In a year: for.
\ta acMonUj Tor the future ; on. Knel
otro ladOt On the other aide. Sn do-
mingo^ On Sondar.
EnaotitArae, «r. To become 0U7 or rancid.
EnacerAr, «a. To steel.
Enagenible. a. Alienable
Enacenad^n, ^. Enagenami^nto, mn. Alien-
ation; change of affection; absence of
mind; raptore, astonishment ; disorder of
the mental (kcolties.
EnagenAr, «a. To alienate, transfer; trans-
port, enraptore. — cr. To withdraw one's
affecU<m; be deprived of roason ; bo un-
easy, [water.
Enaguarch&r, vo. To load the stomach with
Eniigoaa, mC pL Skirt or upper skirt ^n-
amuM blanoa^t The inner skirt; the gown
offriara. [water.
Rnagnaz4r, «a. To irrigate; cover with
EnagUel&r, Cft. (Low) To have grandchil-
dren, [coats. V. ISnaffuas.
Enagtiillas, taa, 4/! jm. Short nnder-petti-
Enalb^r, va. To heat iron to a white' hoot
EnalbardiLr, wk To put on the packsaddle.
EnalforJ^, ro. To put into a saddle-bag.
EnalgnacilMo, da, a. (Coll.) Dressed as an
alaaadL [vllo, despicable.
Enafmagr4do, da, a. Colored with oclire;
Enalmagr&r, va. To cover with ochre.
Enahnendr, V€U To crown a wall with bat-
tlements.
Enamoradam^te, ad. Lovindy. [dUo.
EnamoradiUo, ilia, a. dim, v. Enamora-
Enamoradizo, za, a. Of an amorous dbpo-
sitlon; susceptible. [cepUblo.
Enamorido, da, a. In love, enamored; sos-
Enamoraddr, «m. Lover, wooer.
Enamoramidnto, »m. Love-suit
Snamordr, «a. To Inspire, love ; make love,
court — vr. To ikll in love.
Snamorlc&rse, or. To be slightly in love.
Enanohir. va. (Coll.) To widen, enlarge.
Enangostar, va. V. Angostar.
Enanito, ita, a. dim. Little, minute.
En&no, na, a. Dwarfish, low.
En&no, «m. Dwar£
Eniknte. «m. (Bot) "Water-dropwort
Enarbomr, va. To lioist raise high ; hang
out JSnarboUir la ftonATo, To hol^
the colors. — vr. V. Ertoahritarae.
Gnarodr, va. To iioop barrela. Y. Arquear.
Enardec^, va. To Are with passion, in-
flame.—ur. To be inflamed, animated.
Enarenacl6n, ^f. Lime and sand wash.
Enarenir, va. To All with aand. — vr. (Nan.)
To ran ashoru. [on the hind feet
Enarmon&r, va. To raise, rear. — vr. To rise
Enarrad^n, ttf. Narration, relation.
Enarr&r, va. To narrate.
Bnart&r, va. To narrow, constringe ; deceive.
Enastilr, va. To put a handle to an instru-
ment
Bncaba]gam16nto, «;n. Onn-carrlage.
Encabalgir, «n, Tc parade on horseback*.
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have one thing above another.— va. T*
provide horses.
Encabellir, vn. To begin to wear a wis.
Encabellec^r, vn. and r. To begin to nave
hair where there was none beibre.
Encabestrir, va. To halter; force to obedl
enoe.— vr. To be entangled in the halter.
Encabezami^nto, Encabozonamitoto, sm.
Tax-Ust ; census ; the tax enrolment ; tax,
tribute, or impost
EncabezAr, Encabczon^, va. To make np
the tax-roll ; take the census; register in
a tax-list — vr. To compound ftxr taxoa
compound, compromise, settle.
Encabrahigir, va.Y. Cabrahigar.
Encabri4r, va. To preserve and IHsblon
roof-timber. [rear.
Encabrit^rse, vr. To rise on the hind foet,
Encabron^, va. To cuckold.
Encachdr, va. To thrust any thing in a
wall or box.
Encadenadtira, ^ Encadenaml6nto, tm.
Connection; concatenation; chaining.
Encadendr, va. To chain, link, fetter,
shackle ; connect
EndUa, cm. Shake hands. [tool
Encuad6r, 9m. Chaser, inlayer; chasing-
Enogadura, ^ Enchasing, inserting, or in*
closing.
Ena^ir, «yi. To enchase, drive in, ineloea.
insert; tlimst into with violence; intro-
duce with cunning; impose npon, de-
ceive. Enoajar la ntya^ To avail one's
self of an opportunity. Eneajar bietif
To be to the purpose. Eneq^ar la$ ma-
noBy (Low.) To Join or shake bands. — vr.
To intrude.
EncAJe, am. The adjusting or fitting; cavi-
ty, groove ; enchasing; inlaid work ; lace.
Leu del encaje^ An arbitrary law.
EncaJ6ra, ^f. Female lacemaker.
Encsjerido, da, a. (Nan.) Foaled in the
block or pulley.
Encaionido, #/«. Mnd-wall supported by
pillars of bricks and stones.
Enci^onami6nto, mn. Boxing, packing.
Eneidondr, va. Tfi'box, pack up.
Encalaboz&r, vcu To put one into a dungeon.
EnciUabrinido, da, a^ Headstrong, stubborn.
Encalabrinir, va. To To affect the head
witli a bad smell. — vr. To become' head-
strong; be oonAised. [saddlo.
Encal&da, ^. Piece of the trimmings of a
Encalad^r, am. Lime pit or vat for hides.
Encaladura, 4/f Whitewashing.
EncalAr, va. To whitewash, lime; plaster;
thrust into a pipe or tnbe.
EncalUd^ro, tmu (Nan.) Shoal, sand-bank.
Encalladfira, ^ (Nan.) Striking on a sand-
bank, [suflbr ft chock.
Encallir, vn. To run aground, hit agaliiet;
Encalleccr, vn. To got corns on the feet—
vr. To harden in wiokedncML
Encallocido, d^ a. and pp. cf EneaUeeer.
Troubled with corns ; hardened in wick-
edness.
Encall^onir, va. To enter or put any tblnf
into a narrow ntreet ornaaaage.
Encalletriir, va. (Prov.) To imprcfrs dcepl|
an opinion, Jcc
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^(m, ^f. Soflboation of a horse.
Encalm^ne, «r. To t>« worn oat with &-
lifnMu pfaa.) To be becalmed.
BnoUoetruve, «r. To make the young sick
by the first milk.
Eocal vec^, irn. To fijovr bald, [find mortars.
EneamarMos, 9m. pi. Chambers in cannon
Encamarir, va. To i«tore up, garner.
CncamArse, vr. To keep ab«>d: konrel, lie;
concbf come to the form ; bo lodged by
rain, wind, Ac : applied to com.
Encambijir, co. To conduct water by arch*
ed reservoirs.
Encambri*. «a. To put in a store.
Encambron&r, vo. To hedge with brambles ;
strengthen with iron. — tr. To walk state-
ly with formality.
Encaminad&ra, tf. Eneaminami^nto, mn»
The act of putting in the right rood ; for-
warding.
Encamin&, «a. To guide, pot In the right
road, show the way, forward ; manage an
affair. — ©r. To take a road, go to.
Kncamla&da, sf. (Ma) An attack made In
the dark. [clotliea.
Encamisiirse, «r. To pnt a eblrt over one's
Kncamorrdrse, vr. To embroil one's self in
disputes.
Encampanddo, da, a. Bell-shaped.
£ncanal^, Encanalizar, «><i. To conrey
through pipes. [or crying.
Encanine, vr. To grow senseless with fear
Encanast^, xcu To pack up in canisters or
baskets.
Encancerihrse, fr. V. Caneerara^.
Bncandec6r, va. To bring to a white heat
EncandeUr, tm. To bud, as tr«es.
Encandilad^ra, Encandihid6ra, qf. Procu-
ress, iHiwd. [hata.
Encandilado, da, a. Sharp or high cocked
Encandil^, to. To dazzle wltli the light of
a candle : deceive with false appearances;
stir the flro. Enoandilar un nombrero.
To cock a hat — vr. To inflame one's
eyes, be dazzled.
Encaneeir, vn. To grow gray ; mould ; pos-
sess much experience. [tton.
Encant)ami£nto, am. Weakness; extenna-
EncanQdr, va. To weaken a baby by giving
it bad milk.— pr. To nine, bo emaciated.
Encanillir, vOw To wind on a spooL
Encantacion, sf. Enchantment, charm, spelL
Encantad6ra, n/. Sorceress, enchantress.
EncantAdo, da, a. llaunted, enchanted,
charmed.
Encantad6r, 9m. Enchanter, sorcerer.
Encantaddra, i/. Sorceress, enchantress;
bewitching. -[ehantment, incantation.
Eocantam6nto. Encantami6nto, 9m. En-
Encantiu-, ca» To enchant, charm, bewitch :
fiMdnate. [Jar ; draw total
Encantarar, va. To put any thing into a
Enc^to, 9m, Enchantment charm, spell;
ftsdnatlon. JS9 un encanto^ It is be-
witchmg.
lDcant6rio, 9m. (Joe.) Enchantment
Bncantnsdr, va. To coax, wheedle, [hedge.
BncafiAdo, 9m. Conduit of water; cane-
Rocafiador ra, 9. One who wln4ls on cane-
spools.
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Encofiad&ra, ^ Cane-hedge; straw not
broken.
EncaA^, va. To hedge with cane ; convey
water through pipes; wind on cane
spools. — tm. To form or grow into stalks.
Encafilzdda, sf. Incloeore made of cane tot
catching mullets.
Encaiionado, a. Applied to the wind biow*
ing tlirongb a narrow passage.
Encadon^, va. and n. To get feathers; pitt
into tubes ; plait fold ; spool.
Encafintdr, ra. To flute, mould Into Um
form of tubes. — vn. To form straw.
Encapacctado, da, a. Covered with a hel
met [tering oil
EncapacIiadAra, ^f. Number of frails for fiK
Encapachar, va. To put into a tnil or bas-
ket
EncapMo, da, a. Cloaked. [ket
Encapazar, va. To collect or put into a Das- '
Encaperuziflrse, vr. To cover one's head
witn a hood. [stay.
£ncapillad6ra, ^ (Nau.) Tie of a shroud or
Encapillar, va. To fix the standing rigging
to the mast-head. EncapiUar9f el agua^
To ship a head-sea ; pat on clothes over
the head. [hood.
Encapirotildo, da, a. Wearing a cloak or
EncaplroUbr, va. To hood a hawk, [frown.
Encapotad&ra, 9f. Encapotami6nto, 9m,
EncapotAr, va. To cloak ; veil, muffle. — vr.
To lower, gloom, be clouded ; look sallen.
Encaprichami6nto, *m.- Stubbornness.
Encapricbdrse, vr. To Indulge In whims,
become obstinate.
Encapuch&r, va. To cover with a liood.
Encapnzddo, da, a. Covered with a hood or
cowL
Encapnzdr, va. To cover with a long gown.
Encanido, da, a. Faced. Bien or mcA en-
oarado. Well or ill faced.
Encaramadfira, ^f. ITeieht: climbing op.
Encaramiir, EncaramillotAr, va^ To raias;
extol; climb.
Encarami^nto, 9m^ Facing or aiming.
Encardr, vn. To fitce ; address.— ro. To aim
a gun.
EncaratnlMo, da. a. Masked, disguised.
Encaratal&rse, vr. To mask or diagalse
one's sel£
Enciirbo, 9m^ Pointer, a pointer dog.
Encarcavin&r, twi. To infect witli a pestilen-
tial smell: put one into a ditch.
Encarcclaclon. ^. Incarceration.
EncarcelAdo, aa, a. Imprisoned.
Encarceldr. va. To imprison ; compress
Encarecedor, sm. Pndser, extoller ; amptt*
fler.
Enearcc^r, va. To raise the price; grow
dear; overvalue; exaggerate.
Encarecidam6nte, ad. l^xceedingly, highly.
Encaiecimi6nto,S7n. Enhancomentof value '
exa^eratlon. Oon encarecimUntOy Ar-
dently, earnestly.
Eneargaao de Neg6cios, «m. Charg6 d'a^
falrosL (Mex.) Agent attorney.
Encargdr, va. To recommend, charge, com-
mission. — vr. To take charge ot
lE>nckTgo, 9m. Charge, commission, rcinrst;
office, place, employ.
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GDcarliUtr. Wk To insplro affection, fimd-
n6M,or I0T6.— «r. To become pauBsiODate-
\y food o£ [the dogs.
Enc^ma, ^ Giiing the entrails of ganoe to
Enearnacion, f/T Incarnation; carnation,
fresh colon
Encamadino, na, a. Incarnadine, reddish.
fincamiUlo, da, a. Incarnate; dyed flesh
color : oorered with flesh.
Bacamado, •!». Flesh color.
EncamaduriL 4^ The natural stata of flesh
in a woond. [flesh.
Encamami6nto, tm. Incarnation, breeding
fiucarnilr, en. To incarnate, breed flesh. —
eo. To fflve a flesh color ; make a strong
Imnrossion upon the mind; wonnd; em-
body; entice dogs ; feed s[M)rUng dogs.—
rr. To unite.
Bncamativo, tn. and a. Incamatlve.
Enoirne, mn. First feed given to dogs of
the entrails of jnune.
Encamec^r, vti. To grow fleshy.
EnoambUMlo, da, a. Blood-shot, inflamed.
Encamhuuni^nto, am. Fleshing or satiating
with flesh ; cmel^, rage.
Encarniz4r, txt. To flesh, satiate with flesh ;
provoke.— «r. To be glutted with flesh;
be cruelly bent against one.
Endkro, tm» Viewing steadfMtly; blunder-
buss; aiming (of a gun).
EncarriU4r, wu To direct, guide, put in the
right road; arrange again. — vr. To be
fouled in tlie slieave of a block.
Encarrofl^, «a. To infect, corrupt— vr. To
be Infected or corrupted.
Encam^ddo, m». Anment kind of sUk stuff.
EiicarriJ^, «a. To plait, flute, mangle.—
vr. To be corrugated or wrinkled.
3nc4tftadi)n, if. Enrolment; vassalage; ten-
ure at wlU ; the people or places under a
lord.
Encartami^nto, 9m. Outlawry, proscrip-
tion ; vassalage. V. Encarktaion.
Encartir, tjo. To outlaw, proscribe: in-
volve in an unpleasant aiffair; ioelude,
enrol ; enter in the register of taxe& — or.
To receive a card which spoUs a game ;
spoil one another's hand. [powder.
Encartuchir, co^ To fill cartridges with
Encasao^to, am. Niche, recess for a statue.
Enca8ami6Dto, «m. Beparation of ruinous
houses; niche.
Encasih'. vo. To sot a dislocated bone.
EncascabelAdo, da, a. Filled or adorned
with bells. [rubbish.
Enoasootir. va. To cover with a Uiyer of
Enoasqnetar, va. To clap on one's hat; in-
duce one to adopt an opinion. — or. To
Bnoastiu', va. To improve a race, [persist
EncastilUdo, da, €U Fortified with castles ;
lofty, hauffhty.
Enoofttilladtn'. ra, & Beclnse In a castle.
EncastUamlento, am. Shutting up in a
castla
GncasUU&r, va. To fortify with castlesw—
«f». To make the cell of the queen-be& —
w*. To shut one'a self up In a castle; per-
severe obstinately in one's opinion.
Bacastrir, ra T<» mortise or scarf pieces
ef timber
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Encatua^, va, Y. Bni^atMOr,
Endraatico, ca, Ow Encaustic ; enamel
EncAusto, am. £namclling; encaustic paint*
ing.
Encav&rse, vr. To incave one's self
Encebadami^nto, am. Surfeit of horses.
Encebadir, va. To surfeit with barley and
water. [onloni
Encebollado, mt. Fricassee of beef an4
EnoelAr, vet. To excite Joolou^. — vr. To be-
come Jealous, [wattle^
Enc6ila,^. Basket cheese-mould ; a cheese-
Encellir, va. To press or mould cheese.
Encenagddo, da, a. Mixed or filled with
mud. [tumbling in tho dirt
Encenagamitoto, «m^ wallowing in mire
Enconagir, va. To mud. — vr. To wallow la"
mire, oemire one's self; wallow in vice.
Encenoorr4do, da, a. Carrying a wether-
belL
Encend^, va. To kindle, light; set flro to{
heat, glow; inflame: foment a party, aow
discord.— or. To take fire, be kindled.
Eneendert^ en ira or e» coUrOt To fly
into a passion.
Encendidamtote, ad. Ylvidlv, ardently.
Encendido, da, a. Inflamed. Encandido
de color. High colored.
Encendimi6nto, am. Kindling; excandes-
cenoo, glow ; inflammation ; ardor of hu-
man passions.
Enoenizir. va. To fill or cover with ashes.
Enoentador, Mm. Ue who begins to use
things not befbrc used.
Encentad(u^ 4< Enoentaml^to, am. The
first use of a thing not before used, such
as meat and liquors. [not before used.
EncentAr. va. To begin the use of a thing
Encepador, am. Stocker, gun-stocker.
Enccpdr, va. To put in the stocks; stock a
gun or anchor.— on. To take root
Encerido, am. Oil-cloth, oil-skin; window-
blind. (Nan.>Tarpaiuing; stic kins-plas-
ter; bUck-board. [thickened.
Encen&do, da, a. Wax-colored; thick,
Enceramitoto, am^ Act of waxing pap<-r
cloth, &c
Encerir, va. To wax; fill with wax.
Encemadir, va. V. Aoemadar,
Enoerotir, va. To wax thread.
Encerrad^^ am^ Indoeureat sheep-sheai
ing. V. Encierro, [up ; cattle-driTot.
Enoerrad6r, am. One who shuts or locks
£ncerrad6iii, qf. Cloiater. inclosurei
Encerramitoto, am. Cloister, retreat; Jail,
dungeon ; the locking up of a thing.
Enoeirar, va. To lock or shut up, confine;
emboss; contain, comprehend.-^«r. To
retire; be locked or shut up, be closeted.
Encerr6na, ^ A voluntary retreat
Encespedir, va. (MIL) To tur£
Enoestir, va. To put in a basket; hamper.
Enchandet&r, «a. To be allpshod.
Enchap^, on. To veneer, [upon an arch.
Enchapinado, da, a. Like pattena: raised
Enchardirse, or. To be covered with water
Enchavet^, va» Enchavetar «m pemt
(Nau.) To forelock % bolt
Enohicir, va, Y. AcMear,
Encia, ^. The gum.
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BncMicow ca, a. Encyolic, circular.
Enciolopddlo, ^. Encyclopcditi.
Esdelopedioo, co, a, £ncvcloi>£d!an.
Enddopedlsta, ^ £DC}rclopedb«
Enci^rro, 9m. Conflnoinent; inclosuro;
ololster; prison ; the penning op of the
bvlla for tho bull-feiista.
ExstoM, ad. Above, orer ; at the top ; bo-
BldM. SnUma de. On, npon, on top of.
Eoolniiu', 9€u To place at tlie top. — rr. To
raise one's self npon.
Endmdro, ra. a. Upper.
Encina, ^. (Bot) Ever-green oak; oak
with eatable acorns. V. Rohl^ [oak.
BodnAI, Encin&r, 9m. Wood of ever-green
fincfnUla, ^f. dim, A small ever-green oak.
EadntAr, wk To ribbon.
Endanstndo, da, a Bhat np in cloisters.
Endaradfira, ^ Fart where two pieces are
Joined. [ing; spike.
EndavAr. va. To nail ; prick horses in sboe-
Enelav^, «a. To onite or Join closely ;
peie. [feeble constitation.
Endenqne, am. and a. One of a weak or
Endodar, Endoqneo^r, tm. and r. To duck.
Eneobfir. im. To cover or hatch eggs.
Enooby4r, ra. V. Cot>ifar.
EncobWido, da. a. Coppery ; oopper-colored.
EnoocUr, m. To be disposed to clnck.
Encogi&r,<Miw To contract; shrink; discoor-
ago. — vr. To be low-^lrited, disraaved ;
bnmble one'a self Sncogerts de horr^
bros^ To shrink the shonlders witli fear.
EncogidAni6nte, ad. Meanly, abjectly.
Encogido, da, a. ruslUanimoas, timid.
Encogimitoto, tfrn. Contraction, drawing in,
shortening; nosUlanimity ; lownoss of
spirits: bomllity. [with 8qnlb^
Encohetado, da, <k Covered or overlaid
Encobetir, vo. To cover with squibs.
£ncqjib>, Wk To cripple, lame. — vr. To grow
lame : feign sickness.
Eneolad6ra, *K £ncolami6nto, am. Olaing.
Enod^. va. To glno, cement
EncdcnzAr, wu To provoke, anger. — vr.
To be in a passion, vexed.
Encomendible, a. Commendable, [chiet
Cncomendido, am. Vassal of a military
Bnoomendami^nto, ank Y. Encomienda.
Eocomend^, do. To recommend, charge ;
ffraise.— mw To hold a commandery. —
«!■. To commit one's self to another's pro-
tection ; sand eomplimcnta. [mander.
Encom«nd6ro,amk Agent: pensioner; com-
Eneomilsta, ^ (Little ns.) Encomiast
KncomiistloOi a. Enoomlaatlo, landatory.
KncomlAndai $m^ Commission, charge; mes-
sage; commandery, its land")r rent; pen-
iioB; patronage Bopport SnoomieiuUUt
Compliments. J^neonUendads »anUau(^
(Bot) Daffodil. [tioc
Ciie^mio^ 9m, Praise, eulogy, commenda>
Encompadrar, ««. To contract the afllnity
between god&tber and natural fiither.
ItneompasAr, «a. To encompass. [ed.
BncooAdo, da, a. Inflamed, swollen ; talnt-
Ibeonaml^nto, am. Inflammation; provo-
cation. I"~^' To rankle, fester.
tneoqir, va. To Inflame, irritate* provoke.
Ai..*<SnQ, 9m. Malevolence, tanocr *U-will.
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Encon6flo, sa, a. Apt to cause an iuflamra*
tiou ; hnrtfid, malevolent fcarded
KnconreAr, va. To oil wool that U) t(} b«
Encontr^le, a. Which may bo encoun*
tercd.
£ncontradam6nte, a<7. Contrarily.
Encontradizo, za, a. Which may be mot on
the way.
Encontrado, da, a. Opposite, In fW)nt
Encontr^, va. and n. To meet encounter;
hit upon. — vr. To meet, encoimter in a
hostile manner, dash; be of opposite
opinions.
Encontron, 9m. Collision, clash, push, shock.
Enoopotddo, da, a, Preeumptnoua, boastful
Encorachar, va. To put in a leather bag.
Encodtdo, da, a. Wrapped up In leather.
£noon\j&do, da, a. Bold; u^ry, fUrious, in
a rage. [inflame^ — vr. To be in a rage
Encori^^t ^<t To animate, give courage,
Encorar, va. and n. To cover witli leather;
get new skin; heal the skin.
Encorazido, da, a. Covered with a cuirass
Encorch^r, V€U To hive bees, put into cork
hives. [clasps.
Encorcbet4r, va. To hook, put on books or
Encordar, va. To string or chord ; halter,
lash with cords or ropce.
Encordelar, va. To bind with cords.
Encordouudo, da, a. Adorned with cords.
Encordonar, va. To cord, put running
stringy tie with strings. [new skin.
Encorecor^ va. and n. To heal the skin ; get
Encoriadon. f^f. Skinning, healing.
EncomUaraonto, 9m. V. Comijam^nto.
Encomudar, vtk To begin to get bonis.—
va. To cuckolcL [ciiminal's cap.
Encorozilr, ca To cover with a coroza, or
EncorraULr, va. To inclose and keep in a
yard.
Encortin&r, va. To provide with curtains.
Enoorv&da, ^ Stooping; a graceless man*
nerofdandng. (Bot) Coronilla. Ifaoer
la encorvada^ To feign disease.
Enoorvadiira, ^. Eneorvami^nto, «nt Bend*
ing, crookedness, couching.
Encorvi^, va. To Incurvate, bend, curve. —
vr. To bend. [coast
Encostirse, vr. To stand in shore, near th«
Encoetradfira, </[ Incrustation, crust
Encostr^, va. To crust ; rough-east
EnoovadAra, ^ Depositing in a cellar.
Encov&r, va. To put in a cellar; guard
oottoeal ; lock or shut up.
Encrasiir, va. To fiUten, grease. [Iron.
Encrespad6r, am. Crisping-lron, onrllng-
Encrospad^ra, ef. Oispation.
Encrespamidnto, 9m, Crispatlon, cuTllneea.
Encresp6r, va. To curl, mzzle. crimp. — vr.
rSan.) To become rough and boisterous;
be rude ; be involved in quarrels.
EncresUlido, do, a. Adorned with a erest,
haughty. [bo proud, haughtv.
Encrestdrse, vr. To get the crest or comS;
EncruciJ&da, f/t Crossway, cross-road.
Encrudecdr, va. To make a wound worsa,-
Irritate.— w. To be enraged. [oer.
Encruddecdr, va. (Little us.) V. Kncruete-
EncrueleoSr, ra. To excite to crueltiea.
Encuademad6n, ^/. Binding.
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B&eiuideni*d6r, »m. Binder, book-bfnder.
Bncnadorn&r, uk To bivd books, Sec ; Join
again; reconcile.
£ooub&r, va. To pat liquids into caska, Sco. ;
put a criminal into a cask.
Encubertir, ffo. To overspread with a cor-
ering.--w. To dress and arm one's self
for defence of the body.
Encnbi^rta, it/. Frand, deceit^ im'nosltinn.
Encabiortam6nte, ad. Secretly ; deceitAillj.
£ncabi6rto, ta, a. Hidden, concealed.
Bncubridnr, ra, 9. Concealer, harborer. Ef^
oubridor de hurto9, Eeoeiver of stoleii
goods.
Encnbrlml^nto. »ni. Ck>neealmont, hiding.
Encubrir, to. To hide, cloak, cover up.
Kncucir, va. To catber nnts and Alberts.
Encu6ntro, «m. Knock, clash; encounter;
sudden moetlng; fight; oppoeition, dif>
Acuity ; Joint of the wings next to the
breast SaHr at encuentro^ To go out to
meet; prevent a person In what lie is to
say. Enouentros^ Temples of a Icoul
iSnculat&r, va. To place In a hive, honey-
comb.
Gncumbrido, da, a. Hfdi, elevated, loAy.
Encumbramidnto, wn. Uatsing or elevating;
height, eminence.
Encumbrar, va. To raise, elevate; ascend a
height; elevate to honors.— rr. To be
elevated ; be proud.
Encunfir, ©a. To put a child in the cradle.
Kncufi&r, t>a. To coin. V. Aeufiar.
EncnieAMo, da, a. Put into the carriage or
stock.
Encurtir, ta. To souse in pickle or vinegar.
End6ble, a. Feeble, weak, forceless.
Endecdgono, 6m. Hendecagon. [lables.
Endeoasilabo, ba, ck. A verso of eleven syl-
End6cha, «/ Dirge, a doleftxl ditty.
Endeohadto^ ^ Y. PlafUd«ra.
EndechAr, «a. To sing ftaneral songs in
honor of the dead. — ©r. To grieve, mourn.
Endem^ ad. Particularly, especially.
£nd6mlco^ ca, a. Endemic, peculiar to a
climate. [devil; devilish, perverse.
Endemoni&do, da, a. Possessed with the
Endemonl^, va. To possess with a devil ;
irritate, provoke.
EndentAr, va, Tojoln with a mortise.
Endentecer, tm. To out teeth, teeth.
Endefiiido, da, m Damaged, hurt, inflamed,
Enderec^ra, tf. Direct way to.
EnderezadAmdnte, ad. Elghtly ; directly.
Enderezador, am. Guide, director. Endere-
MOdor ds tiaartM or agravioa^ A ro-
dreaser. [road.
KnderezadAra, «/ Tlie straight and right
Enderezaml6nto, «nk Guidance, direction.
EnderezAr, to. To erect, pUce j>erpendicu
larly, make straight, rectify; address,
dedicate; go and meet a person. — vn. To
take tl>e direct road.— «r. To rise up-
right; establish ote*s selt Endereear
el ffeniOy To break a bad temper.
Enderteo, wn. The act of directing a letter.
Endirgne, »m. (Joe) Gulden governor.
Endoudirse, co. To get In aei>t
Endlabl&da, ^f. Masqrcrade.
Bndlabladam'^oto, ad. Uglily, devilishly.
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EndiabUdo, da, a. Devilish ; ugly, perveiB*^
'Endiablftr tJrt. To possess with the dcvli
• pervert, corrupt.— ur. To bo furious.
J Endibla, if. (Bot) Endive, succory.
j Endilgador, ra, a. Pander ; inducer.
Endllgdr, va. To pander; procure; sliui^
the way. [ecstasy
Endlosamidnto. em. Haughtiness, pridv
EndlosAr, to. to deify, adore as a god. — vr.
To be elated with pride ; be In a state of
rellffions abstraction.
EndoDl&do, da, a. A lamb that sucks ttl
own mother and another ewe.
Endorser, Endos4r, to. To endorsr>,
End6rso, £nd6so, sm. Endorsement
Endosad6r, Endos&nto, «m. Endorser.
Endoseldr, vo. To hang curtains, make
hangings. [gon.
Endragonirse, «r. To grow ftiriousasalLra^
Endriago, em. A Ikbulous monster.
Endrina, ^ Sloe, fhilt of the black-Uiorn.
Endrino, am. Black-thorn, sloe-tree.
Endrino, no, a. Of a sloe-color.
£nduIzaml6nto, am. Endulsad6ra, q/T Dul*
cificatlon, sweetening. [soften.
EnduIzAr. Endulzor&r, vcl To sweeten;
Endurador, am. Miser, a mean person.
Endnr^, va. To harden ; suffer ; delay.
Endurecer, va. To harden; Inure; exas-
perate, [inured.
Endurecido, da, a. Hard, hardy; obdurate;
Endnreciml6nto, am. Hardness ; obstinacy,
tenacity. [Etia de pcuo^ Gallows.
E'ne, «/. Spanish name of the letter JVl
En6a, ^ (Bot) Cat-tail, reed-mace, rush.
Enedtlco, ca, a. Belonging to the number
nine.
Enebrdl, sm. Place with Junlper-treea.
Enebrina, ^ Fruit of the Juniper-tree.
Endbro,«*n% (Bot) Common juniper.
Enechido, da, a. Exposed ; a foundling.
EneJ^, va. To put on an axle-tree.
Endldo, am, (Bot) DIU ; difficult respiration
Enemiga, ^ Enmity, lll-wlll : wickedness
Enemlgun6nte, ad. Inimlcally.
Enemigo, ga, a. Inimicid, hostile, adverse.
Enemiga sst «. Enemy, foe; the devU.
Enemistad, ^. Enmity, hatred.
EnemtotAr, va. To make an enemy.— w. To
become an enemv.
E'neo, ea, a.JPoet) Brazen.
Energia, ^/T £nergy« power, vigor ; force.
En^rglcaminte, aid. Energotlci^y, expres-
sively, [lively,
Endi^co, ca, a. Energetic, forcible, active^
Enei^iimeno, na, a. One possebsed witii a
devil.
Encrizib*, va. V. Erizar.
En^jro, am. January.
Enervacl6n, ^ (Little us.) Enerv&.tlon.
Enervddo, da, a. Enervate, enervated, weak'
ened.
EnervSr. va. To enervate, deprive offeree.
Enlkdadizo, za, a. Irritable, irascible, peov^
ish. [To flret, become angry.
Enliidir, va. To vex, ft-et, make angry.— cr
Enfi&do, am. TroublcLv«xatlon.
" * " \ Vexatlously. Theav:
a. Vexatious, troublesomti^
EnlGiulosam^nte, ad.
EnlWaao, "
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Snfiddir, ««. To lop off th« lower branch-
w.— «r. To tuck op the skirts.
BniSlldo, «n. Tacking op one's clothes.
Knflug&reek vf*. (Kan.) To groand in the
mud. (Ck)lL) To get into (rifflcalUe&
KnliBnlador, •m. Packer.
Knikrd&r, to. To pack, bal&
£nfardelad6r, $m. Packer.
KnfkrdebuUira, ^. Packing, act of packing.
Kalkrdel&r, va. To bale, pack. [wurtL
E'nftsta, mn. Emphasis, stress i.iid on a
Bnnkticara6nte, ad. Emphatically.
Knl&tioo. ca, a. Eiupbauoal, impressive.
KnfennAr, vn. To (kll ilL— do. To caose
•teknesa, weakness, damage, or loss.
Bnformedad, ^ lllnees, complaint, mabdjr ;
disorder. mtUadOy (Nan.) Cock-pit
Bnfermeria, ^. Infirmary. Sn/ertMria del
Enlbrm^ ra, «. Overseer or nurse of tho
sfok.
Enfermizc^ za, a. Infirm, sickly, delicate.
Entkmo, ma, a. Ill, sick, diseased, inflrmi
unhealtlir; weak; oorrapted.
Enfervorizar, to. To heat, inflame.— ©r. To
overheat one"* seIC
Eofeodacion, 0f. Infeadation, enfeolftnent
Enfendar, to. To enfeofl; invest with a right
Eoflir. vcE. To tmst in another.
Eoflelar, va. To pot in a balance.
Enflereeldo, da, a. Foriooa, fierce.
EnfiUr, va. To contlnoe in » file ; enfilade ;
keep straight forward. Ef\filar el eureo^
(Nao.) To direct the coorse.
£nfllaei6n, ^ (Nao.) Bearing.
£Dfint6ao, so, a. Fraodalent, deceitAil.
Enfita, •/. Fraod, deceit
Bnflteftsls, EnflteiMs, & Emphyteosis, alien-
ation of the osofroct
Enflteftta, sm. Emphyteota, copyholder.
Enflteotic^io, ria, EnfiU^otico, ca, a. Em-
phyteutic.
Rnflaqoec6r, fo. To weaken, extenuate,
jjuieu — vr. To become thin aod lean.
Bnfla(iaQpimi6nto, 9m. Extenuation ; atten-
oation.
EnflautMo, da, a. Tnrgid, inflated.
Enflaotaddr, ra, 9. Inciter, pander, [corow
Bnflantir, to. To inflate, stimulate: pro-
Enfleehido, da, a. Arrow ready to discharge.
Bafleebistea, •»!. pL (Nao.) KatUnea.
Enfons&do, da, a. Exempt flrom charges
and taxes.
Bnftrefa, </C Violence done to any person.
Enfbmir, wk V. Snhomar. [entangled.
GnfoedLdo, da, a. Brow-beaten; oonftased,
Cnlbec&rse, vr. To be oneasv, troobled;
immersed in bosinees; doody. [friar.
EnftalUr, xa. To make one » monk or a
Gnfranquco6r, va. To ftwk, make free.
ftnflvscamidnto, sm. Being entangled be-
tween brambles.
Enftwtc&r, va. To bottle.— t>r. To be entan-
gled in brambles; involved in diflicoltiea,
engaged deeply.
f nfjrenad6r, 9m. Bridler.
Enfrenamitoto. 9m. The act of bridling.
Enfirendr, «<i» To bridle ; curb, restrain.
EnfWnte, ad. Over against, opposite, in
front
Enfriad&pa, ^. Cooler, refrigerator.
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Enfiiad^ EnlHaddr, 9trK Cocllng-plaoe;
refrigeratory.
Enfriami6nto. «m. Refrigeration, cooling.
Enfriar, WK To cool, refrigerate; calm the
mind. — rr. To cool down.
Enfhwcirse, vr. V. Er\fra9carse.
Enfrmdad&ra, nf. Encasing.
Enfkmdir, va. To case; cram, stuff; includa
EuflircioD, nf. V. Infurcion.
Enftirecur, ihz« To irritate, enrage, raalce
furious. V. Ensoherbecer. — vr. To grow
fbrioos. Tpet
Eofbrrufiarse, «r. To grow angry, be in a
Eofhrtir, vo. To frill or mill cloth ; felt
Engabanddo, da. «m. Covered with a gaban^
Engdce, sm. Catenation, connection. V.
Engarce.
Engafdr, va. To hook ; carry in a hook.
Engaitador, ra, 9. Deceiver, seducer, swind
ler. [whoedlo
Engaltir. va. To cheat, swindle; coax,
Engalanor, va. To adorn, dock. fanchor.
Engalgir, va. To pursue closely ; oack an
Engaludo, da, a. Erect, upright; haughty,
dated.
Engalladfira, ^ V. GaUadura. [vicei
Knganohad^r, 9m. Dectnr for military sor-
Enganchamiunto, 9nv. Uooking; alluring,
4>r decoying.
Enganchir, va. To hook; entrap; decoy
into the military service; harness.— ©r.
To engage ; enlist [bounty money.
En^che, am. Enlistment, enrolment;
Engand^o, «ok Twisted thread hanging
fh>m fringe.
Engafrab^bos, sm. Impostor; fool-trap.
Engafiadbro. za, a. Easily deceived.
EngafiiUlo, da, a. Mistaken, deceived.
Engafiaddr, 9m. Cheat, impostor, deceiver
Engafiadiiraa, tff. pL (Nau-VSeizing trucka.
EngaflapastAr, »m. (Om.) Wac-tail, a bird.
Engafi^, va. To deceive, cheat; delude,
trick; hoax.— «r. To be deceived, mis*
take.
Engaiitfh, tf. Deceit, trick, fraod. '
£ng4fio, «m. Mistake ; fr«ud ; hoax.
Engaitoeam6nte, Oid. Deceitfully.
Engafi^eo, sa, a. Deceitful, artful, fklso.
Engarabatiir, va. To hook, seize with vio-
lence.—«r. To grow crooked.
EngarabitArse, vr. To dimb, monnt, ascend.
Engarb^rse, vr. To perch on the highest
branch.
Engarbullir, va. To entangle, involve.
Engilrce, 9m. Catenation, link ; close union.
Eniargant&r, va. To put into the throat;
thrust the foot into tlie stirrop.
EogaicoUr, «ac To fit one water-pipe into
another. [witli sent^^-boxes.
Engaritido, da, & Cheated; sorrounded
KngaritAr, va. To fortify with sentry-box-
es; deceive artftilly.
BngaTTa&d6r, 9m. Orapplor. [hookiu
Engarra£&r, va. To claw: grapple with
Engarrotir,«a. To squeeze bard. y.Agar»
rotor. [of bead*
Engarzad6r, 9m. One who links; stringei
Engarzir, va. To enchain, link; curL
Engastad^r, 9m. Enehaser, incloser.
Engastilr, va. To enchase; set, inlay.
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ftnf&ftto, 9m. Betting of ttODOB, enduslDg;
•nvolopo; ft half pearl [swindler.
Eogatiuloi, 9m. A petty robber, sharper,
Bngatir, «& To cheat dexterooslj.
BDgaUII4do, da, a. Hlirh-necked. [iron.
EngatilUr, va. (Arch.) To bind With acramp-
finffatoaamidnto, am. (OolL) Deception,
cheat, «»azlnft [rob, coax.
Rngatns&r, va. To trick witbont intention ;
EngavlHir, wk V. AffctviUar,
Rngizad6r. ra, t. V. Bnganador.
Kngazamionto, am. Y. Engarce.
Kngazikr, tKX. To enehAin, link. (Nax) To
strap a block ; d ve in the cloth.
Bngendr&ble, a. That maj be engendered.
Bngondradd , ra, «. Engendercr, begetter.
Engendr^, va. To beget, engender; pro-
daoo.
Bng6ndro, 9m. Fcotns; abortive. Mai en^
Cendro^ A low breed; a perverse yooth.
Engest&do, a. (Amer.) JSien or mai 9nQe9'
tada, Well or groff looking. [ly.
Engn'fltArse, vr. (Amer.) To address nncivil-
Engibir, v(K To crook, make gibbous.
Engilmdr, va. (Nao.) To pick np a floating
mnst
Engimelg&r, ta. (Nan.) To fish a spar.
Edgina, */. Quinsy. V. Angina.
J£nfflandddo, da; Englantado, da, a. (Her.)
^Tored with acorns.
EngolMo, da, a. Collared.
Engolfar, an. (Nao.) To enter a gulf or deep
bay .--or. To bo engaged in dllfioult af-
fairs: be absorbed in meditation.
EngoIillMo, da, a. Wearing the raff or col-
lar bv lawyers. [head high.
EngollAr, CO. To make a horse carry his
Engollctiido, da, a EUted, pnffed up,
hanghty.
Eagolletarse, w. To elate, become haughty.
Engolondriniirse, vr. To be pnffed up with
pride; fkli in love.
BogolotlnAr, «a. To inspire a longing for,
use dainties.— pr. To delight, or to have
delight in, [with gnm-
Engomad^ ra. a. That may be stiffened
Engomad&ra, «^ Gnnmiing; dressing.
Engomfir, va. To gum.
Engorir, do. To addle.
Engordad^ro, 9m. Stall or sty to fatten hogs.
Engordaddr, 9m. Self-devoted Inxurist
Engord&r, «a. To pamper, Ikttea. — vr. To
grow fat or rich.
Engorget4do, da, a. Tallsaded breast-high.
Kngorrar, wh To obstruct
Engorro, 9m. Impediment, embarraasment,
tronble, vexation.
Kngorruso, sn, a. Troublesome, vexatiooa.
Engoznir, aa. To hinge.
Eogrand^, ro. V. Agrandar.
Engrandocihr, «a. To aogmeut, aggranULce
promote, exalt ; magnify.
Bngrandoclmi^nto, am. Increase, aggrand-
izement; exoneration.
Engraner^, txk To store in a granary.
Engrani^Jarse, x>r. To bo ouvorud with pim-
IMea.
Engrapir, wk To secure with cramp-irons.
Gngraair, va. To grease, oil; dreas cloth;
pickle, inccnre.
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Engraved^, vo. To assume an air of dlmftr
Engredur, aa. To 1>edaub with clay or ohalL
Engrcklo, da, a. Elate, haughty ; petoUnt.
Engreimitoto, am. Presumpnon, vanity
valnp<Hnp.
Engroir, «a. To encourage one's pride, eUte.
— rr. y. En9ob9rb9eer9e^ To deck onel
self in style.
Engrifiurse, vr. To be in a pet, be displeased.
£ngroe4r, va. To make &t, corpulent, an^
strong.— tm. To inoroaae in vigor and
bulk.—iff'. To grow fiiL
Engrudad6r, tm. Paster ; gluer.
Engradami^to, am. Pasting; gluing.
Engrudir, va. To paste.
EngrAdo, 9m. Paste; cement
Engrnmec^rse, vr. To dot
Engualdrapi^, vOw To caparison riclily.
EnguantMo, da, a. Wearing gloves:
Euffuant&rse, vr. To make too much use of
gloves. [crisped.
Engued<^&do, da, a. Curly-beaded ; curled,
EnguHarrdr, va. To pave with pebblea.
£ngniuib>. va. (Nau.) To serve a rope.
Enguimaldiido, da, a. Adorned with gar-
lands.
Enguimaldir, va. To adorn with garlands.
Enguizgar, va. To excite, incite, set on.
Engullid6r, ra, 9. Devourer; gobbler.
Engullir, va. To devour, bolt, gebble, gorgew
Engunriftirse, vr. To be raeUmeholy.
Eobaolnir, va, Y. ITacinar.
Enhadir, va. Y. En^adar,
Enhambrec^r, vn. To bo hungry. [flour.
Enharin&r, va. To cover or besprinkle with
EnhastlAr. va. To disgust, cloy, loatlie.
Enhaatillar, va. To put arrows in a quiver.
Enhat^Ar, «a. To cover the mouths of hives
with baas-weod. [unite.
Enhebr&r, va. To thread a needle; link,
Enhen&r. va. To cover with hay. [herbs.
Enherbolar, va. To poison with Tonomour
Enhestad6r, 9m. Ho who erects. rUon.
Eoheetad(in, 9f. Enbestami^nto, am. £reo-
EnhestAr, twi. To erect; raise troops. — vr.
To rise upright [tangling.
Enhetradm, \f. Enliotraml^nto, ark £n*
Enhlelir, va. To mix with ffall or bile.
Enhidato, ta, a. Erect, upright, erected.
EohiUdo, da, a. WoU-orrangod, in good or-
der.
Enhlldr, va. To thread ; direct ; arrange.
Enhorabn^na, »f. Congratulation, follcita*
tlon.— od. Well and good.
Enhoram^U, od. In an evil hour. VeUen^
horamakt^ Go to the devil [baked
EnhornAr, va. To put into an oven to b4
Enhnec;lb-, ta. Y. Ahuacar,
Enhuer^, va. To lay addle eggs.
Enigma, 9m. Enigma, riddle.
£nigm.4tico, ca, a. Enigmatical, dark, ob-
scure.
Enigmatieta, am. Enigroatist
EqiabonadAra, «/. Y. Jabonadtuxk
Erjabonar, t^ To soap, wash: insult
Enjaesir, va^ To ciH»arison a horse riclily
harnosSL
Ei\)i^, am, A^judloatloD. [oi
Eman>egad6r, ra, «. Whtte-washer, plof tar
Rnlalltegad&ra. if. Whtto-waahln^
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MtUh^&T^ va, To whitewtsh; paint the
Bco white.
Bid&lnus ^. Pftcksaddle.
Eojilmoft, am. Crooked-meadow saxifrago.
Kualmdro, 9nk Packsaddle-maker.
EiQambraddra, «/. King-bee of a hire.
EuJambraddrO) sm. Place where bees col-
lect to form Ihoir hires.
Ei^ambr^, va. To gather a scattered swarm
'if bees; form a now hive of boos. — on.
To breM a Dew hive of beca. [of bees.
Enjambrazdn, «/! Oeneratioo or swarming
EqJ&mbro, mn. Swarm of beee ; crowd, mnl-
titode. [bees.
Ei^ambrUlo, tm. dim. A small swarm of
EiuamAr. vo. To rig a ship. [meadow.
Emardinar, co. To pnt a bird oC prey in a
l^Jaretido, tm. (Nao.) Gratings, nettings.
EniaolAr, «a. To cage ; imprison, confine.
Eiuebir, va. To steep in lye, buck.
Kfj^be, MK Lye-8teeping; backing.
£nJ6no. 9m. Koastlng-iock.
£iQerffar, «a. To set about a business.
EiUemo, da, a. Bennmbed with cold ; bud-
ded; ffrafted. [knife.
Ki^oridor, sni. Grafter, badder; abndding-
Ei^eridura, £i\jerimi6nto, & Grafting or
budding.
Eideiir, ro. To graft, bud, insert; inelude.
Bnikro, «m. (Prov.) Beam of a plough.
Enlertadi^ ^ Insertion, inoculation.
EijertjU, M*. Nursery of budded fhiit^trees.
EiyertAr, wt, V. Jnjertar. [thtags.
Emdrto, «i»k Y. Injsrto. Mixture of divers
Enjo^gnln^, «& To smear or cover with
soot — rr. To be blackened with soot
Enjoy dr, «a. To adorn with Jewels; set
with precious stones : heighten the lustre.
Ei^oyelAdo, da, a. Gold or silver used in
jewellery.
Emoyebdor, mk Enchasrr.
Enjuagadl6ntes, sm. Mouilirol of liquid for
rinsing the montli.
£l^uagad6^^ ^ Rinsing the month.
Ki^inagAr, to. To rinse.
Knju&gue, tm. Liquid to rinse the month ;
plot oonspiracy; self-complacency, al-
teratlon.
EqiuanetAdo, da, a. Y. Junnstudo. [linen.
Enjagaddr, ra, a Drier; house for airing
Eiuni&r, ©a. To dry ; wipe.— ©r. To dry up.
Efljnfoiih', oo. To prepare a law-suit for
judgment
E^jdno, 9m. The doth-beani of a loom.
SqJQoedr, «a» To tie with rash ropes; hal-
tost with stonefl. [caress.
E^f{indh^ «/ Fat in the Inside of fowhi; a
En, undi6so, sa, a. Fat f^tty.
Kn Anque. «m. The heaviest part of a carga
En' &t«, ^ (Areh.) SpandriL
Kq otAr, to. To dry.
Ei\ nt&E, ^f. Dryness, aridity.
BiJ6to, ta, A Dried ; sparing, parsimonious.
A' pis enjuto. Withont trouble.
Bqi6toe,«m.^ Dry brushwood; dryemst
Kui^iaddr, ra, «. wbcedler, dOoler, sedu-
oar.
BnhibiAr, va. To wheedle, oi^ole, flatter.
Bblibto, 9m. Pertuasion, enchantment by
word&
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EnUce, tm. Connection; link; afllnltj;
flourish. [decay.
Enlaci&r, «*». To be languid. — rr. To wither,
EnladrilUdo, 9m. Pavement noade of bricka;
brickwork.
Enladri11ad6r, 9m. Bricklayer.
EnUdrillir, vo. To pave with bricks.
Enlaro^, va. To cover land with slime.
Enlan&do, da, a. Covered with wool
EnUu-d^r, t>a. To rub with crease, baste.
Knlirgues, 9m. pL (Nao.) Hopo-enda to th«
headofasaik*
Enlazublc, a. Which can be bonnd together.
Enlazador, ra, & Binder, uniter.
Enkizadiira, </t Enlazami6nto, 9m. Connec-
tion, binding, nniting. [Uun.
EnhuEftr, to. To bind, unite : connect; Knit
EnlocbuguilUdo, da, a. Wearing a run
round the neck.
EnlejiAr, va. To make into lye.
Enliffirse, vr. To be Johied; stick, adhere.
Enlyar, va. To vitiate, corrupt; soil.
Enlizir, va. To provide a loom with leashes.
En]|entec6r, vn. To soften, blandish.
Enlodadura, %/. Daubing and fillii^ up with
mud.
Enlod^r, v€L To bemire, bedaub with mud ;
stop up with loam ; tarnish one*s reputa-
tion, [become enraged ; grow barren.
Enloquec6r, ra. To enrage. — vn, or r. To
Bnloquecimi6nU>, 9m, Enraging, madden-
ing.
Enlos&do, 9nK Pavement of flag-stones.
EnloeAr, va. To pave with flag-stonea.
Enlosanibse, vr. To boast of one's dexterity.
Enluoiddr, «m. Whitoner.
Snludmidnto, 9m. The whitewashing; the
Bconring ofplate.
Enlucir, va. To wliitewash ; scour plate.
finlustroc6r, va. To briehten. [darken.
Enlut^, va. To put in monming; veil;
Enmaoliambrdr, va. To scarf pieces of tim-
ber. [Work or cover of wood.
Enma4lerami6nto, 9m, Enmaderaci6n, ^f.
Enmader^, va. To roof a house with tim-
ber.
Enroagrecdr, vn. To grew lean ; lose &t
Enmalec^r. vn. To ML sick. [ropes.
Enmalletiiuo, da, a. Fonlcd: anplied to
Enmantdr, va. To cover with a blanket—
vr. To be melancholy.
Enm&r, va. To wet the sails. [zle.
Enmarafiiir, va. To entangle, perplex ; puz-
Enmarirse, vr. (Nan.) To get or tako sea-
room.
Ennuu4dAr, vn. To marry. [low.
£nraarillec6rBe, vr. To wscome r»alo or ye*-
Enmarom&r, va. To tie with a rope.
EnmascarAr, va. To mask ; cloak. — vr. To
go in disguise.
Enmeoh&r, va. (Nan.) To rabbet timber.
EnmeUr, va. To bedaub with honey;
sweeten.
Enmendacl6n, ^. Emendation.
Enmendadam6nt6, (uL Accurately, exactly
Enmendaddr, 9m. Corrector, emendater.
Enmend&r, va. To correct; repair; revoke .
excel : alter, change.— «r. To grow bettei
Enmerdftr, va. To dirty.
Enmi6nda, tf. Emendation, oorroctio:i,
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imeDdment; reward. (Law) Satisfkotlon,
compensation. (yoath.
Bnmocecer, Tit. To recover the yif^r of
Enmohoc6r, va To moald, mildew. — or
To grow moaldy ; rust
Enmohecido, da, a. Mostj, moaldr.
Bnmobecimidnto, «m. (Littio us.) Most}
neea, mould.
Eumollec^r, va. To soften, make tender.
I&nmond^. va. To clear cloth firom kuots.
Enmordazar, va. To gig.
Enmudecer, vn. To grow dumb ; be silent,
stiU.— w. To hush.
Enneerec6r, va. To blacken; darken.
Knnonlec^r, va. To ennoble; embolllsb.
Ennobleclmi6nto, Bm, Ennoblement
Snnoyi&r. vn. (Joe) To contract marriage.
Ennndecer, vn. Y. Anudarse,
Enodaci6n, ^. Illustration, explanation.
£n6dlo, 9m. Fawn, a young deer. [egisca.
Enodrida, a^ Barren; a hen past laying
EnoJadamSiite, ad. Fretfully, crossly.
Enojadizo, za, a. FrotAiL peevish, fhictivas.
£nc(|Mo, da, a. Angry, fretful, poevlslu
EnoJ&nte, pa. lie who vexes.
EnojAr, va. To vex, Irritat^ make angry,
offisnd; tease.— «r. To be Artful or bois-
tcrous; offended.
Eu<Uo, im. FretfUlness ; anger, passion.
Enq osam^te, ad. Ves:atiously, crossly.
Enq 6so, sa, a. Offensive, vexations.
£noju61u, 9m. dim. Slight peevishness.
Enorgullecido, da, a. Uaughty, arrogant
Endrme, a. Enormous, exorbitant; horrible.
' EaormemSnte, ad. Immoderately, enor-
Kaousl V. rcioos crime.
EnormidAd, 9^ Enormity ; horndnees ; atro-
Etotera, a/. Q^t) CEnotbera.
EnoyAr, va. V. JSw^ar.
EnqniciAdo, da, a. Unng upon binges ; built
un a solid fbundation.
Enquicl&r, va. To hi nee, nut on hinges.
Enouillotr&rse, vr. To De jumbled together ;
Enqnlridldn, «f7i% Compendlnm^brldgmen t
EnquistAdo, da, a. (Surg.) Cisted, encisted.
Enraigonir, va. To fix bushes for the silk-
worms to spin on. rpent-houso.
Enram&da, «/ Hut covered with branches;
EnramAr, va. To cover with branches.
Enranclarse, vr. To grow rancid ; be stale ;
preserve fh>m corruption.
Enrarec6r, va. To thin, rarefy.
EnrasMo, da, a. Smooth ; plain. D>^<1-
EnrasAr. vou To smooth, plane. — m. To be
Enrastrftr, t?a. To string cocoons for seed.
Enray&r, va. To flx spokes in a wheel
Enredaddra, </: (Bot) Twining plant; bind-
weed.
Enred4do, da, a. Entangled, matted ; foul.
Enredaddr, ra, 9. I^tangler; tattler; busy-
body.
Enredamionto, «nK Turning Into a circle;
winding.
Enrod4r, va. To entangle, Insnare; con-
found, involve ki difficulties ; catch in the
net; lav anaree; aow discord; fUmblo,
play childishly ; coiL-~9r. To bo entan-
gled; fiallinlove.
Enrido, 9m. Entanglement; perplexity,
£KS
scrape; fkIsehood,misdtiovous lie; plot
of a play. [ties.
Enredoso, sa, a. Full of snares and dimcul-
EnrehqJAr, va. To remove the bleached
cakes of wax. [embroidery or lace.
EnrdAdo, 9m. Trellis, lattice; ffrato ; opan
EnrejAr, «a. To fix up a graung; fix Uie
ploughshare to the plough ; make a trel-
lis; wound with a ploughshare.
Enrevesddo^ da, a. V. Hevesado,
Enriaddr, 9m. One who steeps or submerges.
Enriir. va. To steep hemp and flax In water.
Enrlolar, va. To make Ingots of gold or si!'
ver. [stones and mortar.
Enripiiir, va. To fin up clilnks with small
Enriqueceddr, ra, & One who enriches.
£nrlqueo6r, va^ To enrich, aggrandize.— cik
To grow rich.
Enriqu^fio, fia, a. Belonging to Henry.
Enriscddo, da, a. Mountainous, craggy.
Enriscami^nto, 9m, Taldng refuge among
rocks.
Enrisdkr, va. To place on the top of moun-
tains.— vr. To take refkige among rocks.
Enrlstr&r, va. To couch the lanoe; range;
meet a difficulty.
Enristre, 9m, Couching a lanoe.
Enrizamitoto.«m. Curling; irriUtlng.
EnrizAr, va. To curl ; Irritate. [an oak.
Enrobrescklo, da, a. Hard and strong, like
Enrobnstec^, va. To make robust
EnrocAr, va. At chess to castlo.
EnrodAr. va. To break on the wheel.
EnrodeUulo, da, a. Armed with a shieM.
Enrodrigonar, vo. To prop vines witli
stakes. [redden : put to the blusli.
Enrq)Ar, EnroJec6r, «ck To make red-hot;
Enromdr, va. (Little ua.) To blunt, dull.
Enr6na, if. (Pro v.) Bubolsh or refose.
EnronAr, va. To throw rubbish In a place.
Enronqnec6r, va. To mako hoarse. — en. Tc
grow hoarse.
Enronqueclmiento, 9m, V. Ronquera.
Enrofiar, tKi^ To fill with scabs or scurf.
EnrosAr, va^ To dye, or give a rose-color.
EnroscadamSnte, ad. Intricately.
Enroscadura, ^f. Tnistlng; entortllatlon,
sinuosity. [or twist itself!
Enroscar, va. To twine, twist— *r. To curl
£nrubiad6r, rn, 9. That which has the pow-
er of maklng^rcd.
EnrublAr, va. To dye, or give a bright red.
Enr&blo, 9m. Rubofiftctlon. [make dull
Enrude66r, va. To weaken the intellect,
Enrulnec^r, Enruineso^, vn. To becom«
, vile. [ruptod.
Enrutnecido, da. a. Bnined, reduced, cor-
Enmn&r, va. (Prov.) V. JSnronar,
Ensabandr, va. To wrq> up in sheets^
EnsacAr, fO. To sack up, put in a sack.
EnsalAda, {/C Salad ; hodge-podge, medley.
Ensalad^ra, 9f. Salad-dish or bowl
Ensaladilla, ^. Dry sweetmeats ; Jewel com-
bined of differont stones
Ensaladista, 9m. Green-grocer, [man.
Ensalmaddra, 9f. Sorceress; a beautiful wo-
Ensalmad6r, ra, 9. Bone-setter; quack who
pretends to cure by cbarma.
Ensalm&r, va. To set di^ocatcd bones ; en*
chant; cure by spells; mako packsaddloa
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Kosdlmo, em. Enchantmeiit, spell, charm.
jBosalobniLTSo, v a To becomo putrid and
corrunL
Ensalva\|j'ir, va. To brutalize, brutifjr.
Enaalzailor, 9m. Kjcattor, praiscr, extoUer.
KnsalMmitsnto, sni. Exalutkin.
EiLSAlziir, va. To extol, exalt; magnify.—
vr. To boast.
Susambenitur. ra. To put on the iambenito.
Bniuunblad^r, «m. Joiner.
Ensambladura, af. Joinery.
Enaambl&ge, snu V. Ensambladura.
Ensamblar, va. To Join or unite pieces of
wooiL
EnR^Diblo, tm. Y. Knaambladura.
EnsAncha, itf. Extension, enlargement Dar
ensanchcM, To give too much license.
Ensanchador, ra, & One who enlarges.
Ensanchamiento, t*n. Widening, enlarging;
aagmentation.
Ensanehar. va. To widen, extend, enlarge.
En^anckar el cova€07i^ To cheer up,
ralae one^s spirits — vr. To assume an air
of importance. [widening; gore.
Ensdncbe, sm. Dilatation, augmentation;
Ensandec^r, vn. To grow crazy, turn mad.
Ensangostiu', va. To narrow, contract
Enaangrentami^nto, »m. Bloo<liness.
EnsanjrrentAr, va. To imbrue, stain with
blood ; aggravate a criminal action. — vf.
To be over-zealous, be ob&tlnaie; pro-
ceed in a cruel manner.
Enaadar, va. To irritate, enrage. [yam.
Ensar«yAr, En^arlllar, va. (Prov.) To reel
En^arn'eccr, vn. To get the Itch. [story.
EnsnrtAr, va. To string; link; tell a long
Ensiy, am. A^av, trial, prooC [er.
Enaaya(16r,»OT. Assay or; rehearser, prompt-
Ensay&r, va. To assay ; instruct, teach ; re-
hearse, nraotlse; exazuine. — vr. To train
one's seiC
Kns4ye, «m. Assay, trial, proof!
Ensayo, 9m. Assay, trial, proof; rehearsal ;
preparatoryjpracticet
Enseb&r, va. To grease.
Enseiv^o, da, a. Full of trees.
Cnselvdr, va. V. Emboacar.
Ensen^a, ^f. Creek, a small bay ; cove.
EnseniVIo, da, a. Formed like a bay, crock,
or gult jfthe bay.
Ensendr, va. To Imbosom.— t?r. To enter
Ens^fta, 9f. (Prov.) Standard, colors, sisn.
Eosefiable, a. Teachable. [tlon.
Ensefiaddro, ra, a. Susceptible of instrnc-
Eoseft6do, da, a. Taught, le.irned; accus-
tomed: inured.
EnseAador. ra, «. Teacher, instructor.
Ensofiami^to, »m^ Y. Entefiarua. [trine.
Eosefldnza, sf. Te«cliing, instruction, doc-
Ensen&r, vo. To teach, instruct; show the
way. — vr. To accustom one's selC
Kns^no, mn. (Coll.) V. Ensefl^ma.
8nseiloTead6r, 9m. He who dcmlneers.
EnsefioreSr, «a. To lord, domineer.— rr. To
possess one's self of a thing.
Enser^r, va. To cover round with straw.
Eoadres, »m. pL Chattels, fixtures, furniture.
EnserpentMo, da. a. Enraged, furious.
Enacrrin^r, va. To Tarnish.
Kiitif6rme, a. Eoslfonn, sword-shapod
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EnsiUr, va^ To prwor vo grain under ground
eat nmclu [to horses.
Ensill&do, da, a. Ilollow-backcu : applied
Ensitloduru, ^ The part on which a saddle
is i>laco<L
Ensilliir, ra. To saddle ; raise, exalt
Enslmlsinudo, a. Selfish.
EnsoberbecJr, va. To make proud, pull
up. — vr. To become proud, l>e arrogant
(Nan.) To become bol>tcrou8.
Enso'TAr, va. To fasten with a rope.
Ensolerar, ro. To fix stools to bee-hives.
, Ensolv^r, va. To jumble ; resolve, dlwipateu
— vr. To be Included, be reduced.
Ensopnr, va. To make sop by steeping
broad in wine.
Ensordadera, jj/! V. Knea.
Ensordamiunto, 9m. Deaftacss.
Ensordec^r, va. To deafen. — vn. To grow
deaf; become silent [oninir.
En8ordeolral6nto, s/tk Deafhcss, act of dea^
EnsortUami6nto, am. Curling the hair, ring-
ing animals.
Ensortijar, va. To ring, encircle ; curl.
EnsotArae, vr. To conceal one's self in a
thicket
Ensuciad6r. ra, «. Stain cr, defller.
Ensueiamienlo, sot. Dirtying, staining, or
polluting.
Enauclnr, ra. To stain, dirty, soil ; defile,
iwilute.— «r. To dirty one's clothes, &c. ;
be brlt>ed. {Si^fio
Ensuyfio, urn. Sleep, act of sleeping. V.
Entahlacl6n, 9f. A register in churches.
EntablAdo, 9m. FUwr of boards; fltwrlngor
platform. EiUablado^ dUi^ pp. of Enta-
llad,
EntabladAra, jj/t Fl«K>ring with boords.
£ntabIam6nto, am. (Arch.) Entablature, rool
of boards; shed, pent-house.
Entabldr, va. To cover with boards ; phink ;
bring an affair on the tapis ; write a me-
morial on tablets in churches.
Entablilldr, va. To secure with small boards ;
bind up with spllnterai
Entalamado, da, a. Hung with tapestry.
Entalamadura, 9/. Awning. [estry.
Entalamdr, t^ To cover with cloth or lap-
Entalog^, va. To pnt in a bag or sack.
Entallngadura, ^f. Fastening the cable to
the anchor.
Entalingir, va. To clinch the cable.
Entailable, a. Capable of being sculptured
Entallad6r, 9m. Sculptor, a cutter in wood
or stone ; engraver ; carver.
Entalladura, ^. Entallami6nto, am. Sculp-
ture, carving.
Entailer, va. To sculpture, carve ; engravsi.
— m. To cut a thing so as to fit it to the
body.
Entalfecfir, vn. To shoot, spront [estry.
Entaplzdr, va. To bang or adorn with tap-
Entorascdr, va. To cover with too many
ornaments.
Entarlmado, 9m. Boarded floor. Entar^
mado, da^pp. ot EnUirimar,
Entarimdr, va. To board a floor.
Entarqulndr, va. To bemlro, oovor wtt*
mud.
E'nte, 9m. Entity, belnf ; ridlcalons man
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EntecMOf da, a. Stiff, oDable to move;
tfmid.
Bntcco, ca, a. Inflrm, weak, langnid.
Ent(>}&do, da, (h Tile-shaped. foveroast
Bntelarafidrao, vr. (Prov.) To be cuoaded or
Gntelcrido, da, a. Fearftil, timid.
Entena, *f. (Nan.) Laieen yard.
Enten^la, ^ A daugliter-in-law, a dangbter
of a former marriage.
Entcn&do, mn. A son-in-law, a sol of a for-
mer marriage.
Enten&Ilaa, t/^pk A small hand-rice.
Entonded^raa, f/! pL (ColL) Understanding,
Judgment
£ntended6r, ra, a. Understander.
Kctend^r, txk and n. To nnderstand, hear;
•euiark; reason, Judge; bo employed
aboct any thing: Jktr en que entenaor.
To dlstnrb; make understand. A' mt
mUend€r. In my opinion. ITo lo eiiten^
dwd Galvatiy It is an intricate, difficult
thing. La tnismo m dsbs entmder ette
artitMlo^ The same construction is to be
given to this arUcle. Entendsr96 eon
€Uguno^ To have an understanding^ deal
with one. Tenffa V. erUendido, You
roust be aware. M *6 enUende^ He
knows what he Is about; to agree with
or nnderstand each otiier. py.
Entendidamente, ad. Knowingly, pmdent-
Kntendido, da, a. Learned, prudent, know-
ing. Dfirae jwr entendido^ To be mani-
fest ; return any attention.
£ntendiml6nto, mtt. Understanding, Judg-
ment, mind ; explanation.
Entenebrec^r, x<i. To darken.
Enteram6nte, tut Entirely, ftilly; quite.
Enters, 90. To inform, acquaint
£nter6za,«/ Integrity; uprightness; firm-
ness; haughtiness; presence of miud.
Enterizo, za, a. Entire, complete.
Entemec^r, fXk To soften, molt, affect— ^r.
To be moved to piU".
Entemecidam^nte, ad. Compassionately.
EntemocimiSnto, tm. Compassion, pity.
Ent6ro, ra, a. Entire; perfect, complete;
sound; Just; strong; informed. CabdUo
enttro^ Btud-boise. Por entero. Entire-
ly, ftilly.
Enterrad6r. am, Qrave-dlgger. [Ing-place.
Enterramiento. am. Buriu, ftmeral ; bury-
EntoreAr, va. To inter, buij.
Kntesoml^nto. am. Stretohmg, ftilnesa.
Entes^, va. To extend, stretch out
Entlbad6r, am. One who shores up mines.
EntibAr, iwt. To rest, lean upon.— «a. To
prop, sliore up mines.
Entlbiad6ro, am. Cooler. [slacken.
EntibiAr, ra. To cool — vr. To become cool,
Entibo, am. Stay, prop, shore. [matter.
£&ti<l&d, ^ Entity ; consideration, import,
Entl6n3, am. Burial, ftineral; tomb, grave.
EntIgreo6r8e, vr. To be fiuioas as a tiger.
Entim6ma, »f. Enthymem.
EntlnAr, to. To tinge, color.
K*?.-ntAr, «a. To ii k; tinge.
lUitizndr.tNX. To revile, deihme^ Y,Tbmar,
Entold&do, am. An awning. [Ing.
EntoIdamidntOu«7nw Coveringwith anawn-
Kotoldir, wk To cover Tdtb an ivning
hutg walla. — rr. To dreso pompously
grow overcast
Entomp«6r, m. To swell V. Enium^cer,
Entomizar, «a. To fksten grass cords (to
ceilings, Jcc, in place of laths, to plastei
upon).
Entomnl<^a, ajt Entomology.
Entonacion, tf. Modulation; intonation
blowing the orean ; prido.
EntonAdo, da, a. llanghty. [sets the tnoe
Entonad6r. am. Oipm-blower; one tbti
EntonamliSnto, «7ik Y. Tono. Intoning, lu
tonatlon ; arrogance, haughtiness
EntonAr, vcr. To tune, intonate ; set a tan«'
harmonize colors; blow an oi^gan. (Med.*.
To strengtlien by moans of a tonic. — pr
To be puffed up with pride*. look big:
Entonatbrio, «m. Church ranslc-book.
Ent^ncc, ad. (Little us.) V. E-nioncea,
Ent^nces, ad. Then, at that time.
EntonolAr, «a. To barrel [Arroganoa
Ent6no, «m. Intoning. Y. Entonacton
Entontecdr, v€k To mope, fool — tm. tofi r
To grow foolish, stupi<l [Ish or stupid
Entonteeimidnto, am. Act of growing fool
Entorchudo, am. A twisted cord for em*
broideries, ErUorehadcay Dass-etrlngs.
EntorchAr, va. To twist a cord ; cover cordfc
with wire.
EntornAr, ro. To turn, set a door i^ar.
EntomiUAr, «a To shape like a screw or
ring. [stupefy.
Entorpeo6r, «* To benumb, render torpid ;
Entorpecimi^nto. am. Torpor, numbneas»
dulness; stnplai^.
Entortadm«, 4/ Crookedness, cnrvity.
EntortAr, va. To bend, crook; pull out sn
eye.
EntortUAr, wk Y. Ensort^ar.
EntosigAr, «a. Y. Atoaigar.
EntrAda, ^f. Entrance ; avenue ; beginning;
concourse of people; intimacy. (Nau.)
Leak ; a good band at cards ; sid^lsh ;
receipts, property vested in any concern.
Z>dreoAo9 ctd en^rac/o. Import duty. En»
tradok Temples, the sides of the head.
Entrada farHvc^ Burglary.
Entrad^ro, wt. (Pror.) A narrow entrance.
EntrAmbos,bas,pron.. pU Both. Y. A'mhoa.
EntrampAr, va. To entrap, insnare; nor>
plex; deceive; encumber. — vr. To Dor-
row money, be Indebted.
EntrAnte. pa. Entering; one who enters.
A'ngvlo antrantk retintering angle.
EntrAfia, ^ An entrail— p^ EntrailiL boww
els; Internal parts; centre; mind; dis
position. Dor laa etUra/laa, To give
oue^ very heart-blood away.
EntraflAble, a. Intimate, affectionate.
Entrafiablemdnte, ad. Affectionately.
Entraf&Ar, va. To receive in a ftiondiy man-
ner.— w. To penetrate to the core. — w*.
To contract intimacy.
EntrapAda, ^f. A coarse scarlet doth.
EntrapajAr, va. To tio with rags.
Entrapur, wk To powder the hair to clean
it; manure with woollen rags.— «r. To
be covered with dnst
EntrAr, to. and n. To «nter; begin; win a
trick at eards ; be etasaod pot on s Ihfnt
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upon another; place to accoant; invade
an enemy's ooantry; take possosaion of
a place bv force of orms; gain upon a
vo«sel; followed by d or en, it signifies
to licgln. Entrar d cantor^ To begin to
sing. Entrar en retelOy To begin to sus-
pocK Ahora entro yo, Now I begin.
Entrar d uno. To prevail upon one.
Entrar de por midio^ To settle a scuffle,
EntrAUco, Mu (Prov.) Entrance of a friar
or nun.
EYitro, prep. Between, amongst Entre
otSo, 4c, In the course of the year, Ac.
Entr^ do8 offuaa. Wavering, irresolute.
Traer d uno entre dient^ To take a
dislike to somebody. Entre tantOy In the
interim. Entre mano«^ In hand. Tomar
entre manoe^ To take in hand, [it ^ar.
Kutreabrir, vo. To half open a door, leave
Entreincho, cha, a. Middling wide.
Entrei^andl, sf. (Arch.) Space between the
flntings of a column.
Entrec&no, na, a. Grayish.
Entrecava, ^f. A very shallow digging.
Entrecav&r, ua. To dig shallow.
Entrec^jo, swu The space between the eye-
brim's; a fh>wn. [surea,
Entreo^rca, ^. Space between two indo-
Entreclc-lo, mn. Awning; V. Toldo.
EntreclAro, ra, a. Slightly cl<'ar.
Entrec«>ger, wu To catch, intercept
EntrectSro, am. Space between the choir
and the altar. {vidinA
EntrocortadAra, ^ Middle cut without dl-
Kntrecortio', va. To cut in the middle with-
out dividing.
Entrecri&r. va. To rear plants among others.
Entrecobiertaa, Entrepu^ntes, a. p£ (Nau.)
Between deck&
Entrecn^ato, am. Backbone.
Entredecfr, va. To interdict, prohibit
Entredicho, am. Interdiction, prohibition;
eoclealastical censure.
Entred6ble, a. Middllnfl; thickness.
Entr^ino, na, a. Middling fine. [ance.
Kntr^ca, ^. Delivei^, delivering; couvey-
Entregador, am. Deliverer ; executor.
£ntr«gami«^nto, am. Delivery.
Entregir, va. To deliver, give up; restore.
— vr. To deliver one's self up. Entre-
gone d^ To give one's self up ; take pos-
aeeslonoC
Entr^got. «m. Delivery.
Eatroerir, va. To insert, Intermix.
EQtr^nntar,«a.ToJoiii the panels to the
croM-banu
EntrelazAr, va. To interlace, Intermix.
Kntreliflo, tm. Space between the rows of
plants.
Bntrolist&do, da. a. Striped or yariegatocL
Entreliidr, vn. To glimmer.
EntmnMlaa, a<l In the mean time.
Bntnunto, am. An interlude, tuoe ; Interval
Bntremeae4r, va. To act u part in a farce.
Entzomeaista. em. Player of flirces.
Bntrematdr, tNi. To pot l>etw«en. — or. To
thmst one^ self unasked into a place;
take charge of; meddle.
EntMnretido, am. Meddler, oMroder: busy*
body . . jr
ENl'
Entreroetido, da, a. Meddling, offictona
meddlesome. [meddling, obtrusion
EntremetimiSnto, am. Interposition ; int«T»
EntremczcladAra, jf Intermixture.
Entremczcldr, va. To interweave, intermix.
Entreniiche sobre el baupri«, em, Tha
chock of tlje bowsprit
Entrem^Jo, Entremiso, am. A cheese-ben«b.
Entremorir, vn. To die away by degrees.
Entreniostrdr, va. To show imperfectly.
Entrench, va. To pat rods in a bee-hive.
EntrenzAr, va. To plait, braid.
Entreoir, va. To hear iraperfectlv.
Entreordln&rio, ria, ck Middling hna
£ntrcpalmad6ra, ^ Disease in horses' hoofii
Entaap&nea, em, pL Piecea of unsown
ground between others that are sown.
Entrepafi&do, da, a Panelled
Entrepiifio, em. Panel; spaco between pi-
lasters; pier.
Entreparecdrse, vr. To be transparent
Entrepechfiga, ^ Tlie inntr piece of tha
breast of birds. [mains in the comb.
Entrepelnea, em. pi. The wool which re-
Kntrepel^, va. To variegate hair.
Entreperndr, vn. To put the legs between
those of others.
Entrepidrnaa, f/T pi. Opening between the
legs; piecea in the fork of pantaloons.
Entrepon^r. va. To Interpose.
EntrepretiUio, da, a. A horse with a weak
breast or shoulder.
Entrepndn tes. am^p^. (Nan.) Between decks.
Entrepunzaddra, ^. Pricking pain of an un
ripe tnmor.
Entrepnnz&r, «a. To prick slightly.
EntrerengI6n, em. Interline.
Entrerenglonad6ra, ef Interlineation.
EntrerenglonAr, va. To interline.
EntresAca, EntreeacadAra, ef. Thinning ont
of woods. [separata
EntreaacAr, va. To pick or choose; sift,
Entresc^ro, ra, a. Somewhat obscure.
Entres\jo, em. Mesentery ; any tiling oocnlt,
hidden. ftwo princiiial ones.
Entreandlo, em. Entresol, low story between
Entres6rco^«m. Space between furrows.
Entretilla. EntreUUadCira, ^ Sculpture In
basa-reliefl
Entretall&r, va. To sculpture In basso-re
lievo; slash; Intercept the pasaage. [Ing
Entretejeddra, ef. Intertextnre, Interweav-
Eutretcij^r, va. To interweave; insert
Entretfljido, em. (Prov.) Contexture.
EntreteilmiSnto, em. tntertoxture, intor->
weaving; variesratlon.
Entret^la, i^f. Buckram, stlflTening.
EntreteUr, va. To put stiffening betweei
the lining.
Entretenet&r, amw Entertainer.
Entreten6r, va. To put oft trifle with ; en-
tertain; make lesa troublesome; keep in
hope. — vr. To amuse one's self
Entretenido, da, a. Entertaining, amnslng;
Entretenimidnto, em. Amusement, tun
maintenanoe, allowance.
Entreti^mpo, em. The middle season.
Entrennt4r, va. To anoint slightiv.
Entroveuilrso, vr. To hp dlirtisea tlirotigk
tha veins.
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EntraTentiliia,j/: Space between wlmiows.
Entrev6n vo. To have a fflimpse ot [leac.
Entrevei^o, da, a. Intenfned witb tA and
xEntrever&r, va. To intermix, insert
Kntreviau. f/C Interview, conforonce.
Entrlnc4do, da, a. Intricate.
Entrip&do, da, a. Contalne<i In the cntraila.
Entripado, mn. DI»embled anger.
Entridtecdr, va. To sodden, grieve.— «r. To
grieve, grow sad. [dejection.
Entristedmi^nto, mi. Oloomtnesa, sadneea,
EntroJ&r, va. To g><^tber into barns ; mow.
Entrotneter, va. To insert, pat between ;
nnewaibe and dress up.--t>r. To inter-
meddle, interpose; tbrust one's self in
unasked. ^
EntronAr, va. To enthrone. V. Stdronhar.
EntroncAr, vn. To descend ttom the same
stock, belong to tl>e same faoilly.
Entronorur, va. To pocket the ball (at bil-
liards).
Entronlzaci6n, *f. Elevation to a throne.
Entronlz&r, va. To entlirone ; exalt, raise. —
vr. To be puflTod up with pride.
Entrdnqne, em. Cognation, relationship.
Entrochida, «/ An underhand business;
plot
Entruch&r, va^ To decoj, lure.
Entruchoa, «m Decoyer, schemer, allorer.
SntnK^jo, em. V. ^mru^o.
Enta^rto, em. V. Agraiyio and Tusrio. —
pL Aiter-pains.
Kntullec6r, tJa To stop, check, obstruct
EntumeocV, va. To benamb.--t?r. To swell.
Eotumeclmi^Dto, »m, Bwelling; torpor,
numbness.
Eotumirse, vr. To become torpid.
Entupir. va. To obstmct; compresa.
Enturbi&r, va. To make muddy or turbid.
Entusiasmiido, da. a. Enthusiastla
Entusiasmar, va. To enrapture. — tr. To be
enra{)tured.
Entnsifboio, em. Enthusiasm.
Entnsi^sta, em. Enthusiast
Entusi&stico, ca, a. (Little us.) Enthusiastic.
£nnmeraci6n, •/. Enumeration.
Ennmer&r. «a. To enumerate.
EnunoiaclOn, ^f. Enunciation.
Enunci&r, va. To enunciate.
Enanclativo, Ta. a. Enunciative.
Envain&r. va. To sheathe.
Knvalenton&r, va. To inspirit, embolden.
Envaneo^r, va. To make vain, —vr. To be-
come proud.
Envan\dn, da, a. Deadoned, benumbed
Envamniiento. nm. Stifftaess, numbness; a
number of petty officers of Justice.
Cnvas4r, va. To barrel, bottle. Bnvaaar
d uno^ To run one through the body.
Rnvdse, am. Cask or other package.
En veiiQ&rse, vr. To get entangled ; wrangle.
Eav^eour, va. To make old. — tn. To grow
old.
Env^eddo, da, a. Grown old, made old.
£nvenenad6r, ra. & A poisoner.
Envenenir, va. To envenom, poison.
Enrenentunitoto. em.. Poisoning.
Enverdee6r, vn. To grow green.
Enyerg&r, va. (Nsn.) To bend the sailk
Cnv^rguM. «m. pk (Nan.) Bope-bands.
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EnvucL em. The wrong side. V. Ewet.
Back, shoulders.
Enve8tid6ra, a< Inveetituro.
Eovestir, va. To Invest; cover.--«r. To got
into any thing.
EnvIAdoL tm. Eovov; messenger.
Envi^^o, da. a. (Arch.) Oblique, sloped.
Eaviar, va. To send, convoy. Envtar A
pa»Hir^ To dismiss contemptuously. Sn»
viar en hora mala. To send one to tb»
devil [nuMlerately addicted to.
Enviciir, va. To vitiate.— «r. To be im>
Envidaddr, tm. Challenger at cards by
Btaktog a sum. [ft sum.
EnvidAr, va. To open the gamo by staking
Envidia, «/ Envy.
Envidiiible, a. Enviable.
Envidladdr, ra. «. Snvler, envious person.
Envidi4r, Vn. To envy, grudge.
Envidiosam6Dte, ad. Enviously.
£nvidi6so, sa, a. Envious; invidious.
Envileccr, va. To viUiy, debase.— 'or. To
degrade one*B eelC
Envinido^ da, a. Vinous, winy. [gar.
Envini^^rar, va. To sour or flavor with vine*
Envinar, va. To mix wine with water.
Envio, em. Bemittance, shipuMUt consign-
ment [spiteAil.
Enviperido, da, a. Ylper-like, enraged,
Envirar, va. To peg or pin together.
Enviacamidnto, em. Act ofglning.
Eoviscdr, va. To glue; irritate.— «r. To
smear or catch with bird-lime.
Envite, em. Inviting at cards by staking a
sum: invitation; polite offer, [widow.
Enviuddr, vn. To become a widower or
Envolt6rio, tm. Bundle of clothes. [perSk
Envolturas, ^.pL Swaddling-clothes, dia-
Envolveddro, Envolved6r, mn. Wrapper,
envelope.
Envolv^, va. To wrap un, wrap round ; in-
volve.— vr. To be implicated or Involved.
£nvolvimi6nto, em, Envelopment Y. Be-
volead^ra. [matted.
Envn^lto, ta, Wrapped. JBiftvuelia, a cord
Enyesadttra, af. Plastering with gypsum.
£nyee4r, va. To phMter; whitewash
Enyngir, ra. To yoke cattle.
Enzain&rse, vr. To look sideways; be
treacherous.
Enzamarrddo, da, a. Dressed in a zamomt.
Enzarzddo. da, a. Curled, matted.
Enrju^Ar, va. To throw among briers; sow
discord; put up hardies for silk-worraa.
— vr. To be entangled among brambles ;
be involved in difllculties; squabble.
£nzarronib>, va. To put in a ceroon ; inclose.
E'fie, ^ Spaniah name of the letter fL
E^llco, a. Eohan, eolio.
Epiota, {^ Epaot Y. AfUtl^o. [servioe.
Epactilla, {/T A tmall calendar for divine
Ep6ntesi8, ^f. (Oram.)'£penthoeis.
Eperlino, mn. Smelt a email aeo-flth.
E'pic«m6nte, adL In an epic or heroic
ner.
Epio6no, na, a, Epleene, of both eeiceiL
£pio6yo« mn. Epioedium, elegy, eukfjr vt
the dead.
EpieSclo, 9m. Epleyde.
EpioIcl6ide, ^, (Goom.) £piejelo4d.
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Epko, oa, a. Epic, nftirative.
Epicveo, rea, a. Epicurean.
Epicnrisino, 0m, Epicuristo.
Epiddmia. ^ An epidemic disease.
Epidemi^, a. Y. Epidimico.
Epld^roioo, ca, a. Epidemical, epidemic
Epidermis, ^ Epidermia, the acarf-skin.
Epifknia, ^f. Epiptianj.
Epiflioq>6rmo, ma, a. Epipb7sio8pennoa&
Epiflaia, ^f. (Anat) Epipliysis.
Epig^Btrioo, ca, a. Epigaatric.
£pigi6U8, </: Epiglottia.
Epigrafe, ^/i Episrapti, Inscription ; motto.
Epigrdma, t. Epigram.
EpigrauaUbio, ria, or EplgramiticOf ca, a,
£4>i8Tammatic
Epigrainitico, Eplgramatlata, Epigramista,
mn. Epigrammatist.
Epilectico, ca, a. V. EpiUptico.
Epil^peia, ^, Epilepsy.
Epildptioo, ca. a. Epileptic, epilectloaL
£piluipid6o, ^' ^* Ep'Uoijo.
Epilog, a. Epilogiatic, oompondiooa.
Epilogi'ir, va. To recapitulate, sum up.
Epllogismo, am. Epilogism, comontatlon.
Epilosro, mn. A cooclusioD; epilogue; re-
capitulation.
EpipActide, if, Epinactia, a genua of plants.
Epi^n^ya, V*^ A mud interpreUtlon of the
EpiscopAdo, ttn, Epiacopacj; biabopric
Episcopal, a. Episcopal [bishops.
EpiaoopiiI6gico, am. A ehronological list of
Epis^dlco, ca, a. Episodic, e^iisodical.
EplatSdlo, am. Episode, an incidenul narra-
tive.
Epistilo, tm. (ArcL.) Epistyle.
Epistola. •f. Epistle, letter, (/rden de
epUMa, Subdeaconsbip.
Epistolar, a, Epiatolary. [ume of letters.
EpiatoUrio, mn. Collection of epistles; to1>
Epistol^ro, nn. Tbo aubdeaeon wbo sings
tba epistleu
EpttAiloi, 9m. Epitaph. [song.
Epital^mlo. am. Epithalamiom, a nuptial
EpItasl^ rf. Epitasis.
Epiteto, am. Epithet
Epitlma, V^ Enithem, a lotion.
Epitim^, WL To apply an epithem.
Epltimo^ am. (Bot) Lesser dodder.
^tom^, va. To epitomize, make an ab-
stract oC [pcnd.
Epttoine, tn. Epitome, abddgnient, com-
Eplz^tla, af. (Voter.) Epicooty.
E poca, ^ Epoch or epocba.
E'podo^ 4tm. Enode.
" i^ya, Iff. Epopeou
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Equi&ncain, la. a. (Geom ) Equiangular.
EqnidM, ^ Eonity, right; impartiality,
jiwtiee: conscicntiouancss; moderation.
GqnIdlstAncIa, f/T Equidistance.
Eqnidistinte. pa. EquidisUnt.
Equidiatir, «a. To be equidistant
BqidUlter, a. V. EquiUUero.
EqniUtero, ra, a. Equilateral
EqullibrAr, va. To balance; counterpoise.
EquSlibre, a. Baianeed. equilibrioua.
EqniHbrio, mn. Equilibrium, equality of
Wright, count<»rpoIse.
Equina, na, a. (Poet) Belonging to a horse.
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Equlno, mn. Echinus, sea-egg, a prickly
shell-flsh.
Equinocci^l, a. ^ulnoctial
£quin6ccio, am. The equinox.
Eonip^, am. Provision, baggage, or thingi
fur a Journey ; equipage or equipment
Equip^, va. To fit out; equip, furnish.
£quiparaci6n, «^ Comparison.
Equipar^r, €a. To company match.
Eqnipoluncia, ^ Equipollence, equality oC
force.
Eqnlpol^nte. a. Equivalent eauipoUcnt
Equiponderinte, pa. and a. Equipoudem
ting:
Equlponder&r, tm. To equiponderate.
Equis, «/ Spanish name of the letter X.
Ettar hecho una iqui9^ To be intoxic**
ted and staggering.
Equitacidn, m. Horsemanship; equitatloo.
Equitativamdnte, ad. Equitably. [blei
Equltativo, va, a. Equitable ; just, honora- >
Bauival^nda, 4A Compensation; equivar
lenoeu
Equivaldnie, a. Equivalent; compensatory.
Equivaldr, vn. To be of equal value; m
eq|nal ta [blunder.
£quIvocad6n. ^f. Mistake, error, oversight;
Eqoivocadam^nte, ad. Mistakenly, by mis-
take.
EquivocAdo, da, a. MlaUken. [cally.
Eqnlvocam^nte, ad. Ambiguously, equlvo-
Eqaivoc^, co. To mistake,— or. To bo mis-
taken.
Equivoco, ca, a. Eouivocal, ambiguous.
Equivooo, mn. Equivocation, quibble; mis-
take, [cavil ; a pun.
EqulvoquSllo, mn. dim. A quibble, a slight
Era, ^. Era; age; tbreshing-tloor ; plot in
agu^en.
Erige, mn. (Prov.) Virgin honey.
ErAl, am. A two-year old ox.
Erir, va. To lay out ground for garden-stulf
Er&rio, am. Exchequcr^ublic treasury.
ErbAta mn. (Bot) V. Ervato.
Ero6r, va. (Prov.) V. Levantar. [tion.
Ereeci6o, ^. Foundation, erection ; eleva-
Erect6r, am. Erccter, founder.
Eremita, mn. Y. ErmUaflo.
Ereraitioo, ea, a HermiUcaU solitary.
Eremitdrio, mn. A phice with hermitages.
ErgoteAr, vn. To argue, debate without
reason.
ErgotAo, am. Sophistry, debate on triflea.
Ergotista, Ergotizdnte, mn. Arguer about
trifl««, a sophist
ErgatlzAr, vn. (Col) V. ErffoUar.
Erguir, va. To erect raise up atralght —cr.
To be nuffed up with pride.
Eri 'il, EriibEo, za, a. and a. Unplonghed, KS*
tilled, uncultivated; a piece of uncultl
rated ground.
Eric^ra, §/. Hut without a root
Erig6ron, mn. (Bot) Erigeron.
Erigir, va. To erect raise, build ; establld^
Erioge, tf (Bot) V. Eringlo.
Eringio, am. (Bot) Field erinpo.
Erie, ria, o, unploughed, nntilled.
Erisimo, mn. (B«)t) llodgo-mustard.
Erlsip^la, Erisipula, «/ Ery8Ipola^ a d
ErlsipclAr, va. To cause erysipelas.
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Eii»ipelat6«o, m. o. (Med.) EiTtipelatonSb
Eriireo, tna, a. Erytlmean, belooging to the
Ued Sea.
Eriza«lo, da, a. Covered with bristlea.
Erizaniiunto, am. Setting un end ; bristling.
. Eriziir, va. To set on end ; bristle.
Erizo. «rm. Hedgoh(^; sea-archin; bnrr of
a chestnnt. <S^ ; rough water-thistle.
Ertnita. «/C Hermitage; retail wlno tavern.
EnnitAfia, ^. llermitefis.
EmiituAo, Mm. IlerraiL
Ermitorio, «m. V. EremUorto.
Ermunio, «m. Person exempted from taxes.
Erogaci6n, tif. Erogntion, dutribution, fees.
Erog&r, xa. To distribute, erogate, si>cnd in
fees.
Erogat^Srio. «m. Pipe for drawing liquor.
Eroei6n, nf. En>!«ion, corrosion.
Er6tlco, ca. o. Erotical, erotic.
Erdtima, ^ (RhcU) Interrogation.
Erotomania, ^ Erotomania, iovo-madnoea.
Errab6ndo, da, a. Wanderings strolling
abouL
Brradam6nte, nd. Erroneously, falsely.
Erradicacidn, ^f. Eradication, extirpation.
Erradicir, va. To eradicate, root oat.
Erradizo, za, a. Wandering.
ErrMo, da, a. Mistaicen, erring, erroneousL
Errinte, pa. and a. Errant, erring, wan-
dering.
Err^, CO. To err; misjudge, mistake; of-
fend.— tm. To wander about ; miss.
ErrAta, i^. Error in writing, or printing;
erratum. £rratas. Errata. [raticL
Errittco, ca, a. Wandering, yagaboud, or-
Err^tll, a. Wavering.
Errdx, «m. C<»a1 made of the stones of olives.
B'rre, mu The Spanish name of the letter R.
Err€ que errot Pertinacionaiy, obsti-
nately.
Err6neamdnte, ad. Erroneously, mistak-
enly, [able to truth or doctrines
Err6neo, nea, a. Erroneous, not coolbrm-
Erronia, ^f. Opposition, hatred.
ErrtVr, srtk Error, mistake.
Embescdncia, Y- Erubescencsw
Ernctaci6n, af. Eructation, belching.
Emctir, tm. To belch, eructate.
£r6cto, mn. V. Fruto,
£rudici6n, n/. Erudition, learning.
Emditamdnte, ad. Learnedlj^r ■ "•
.Eradito, ta, a. Erudite, learned.
£ragln6so, sa, a. Tiiiok, coarse, and knotty.
£mpoi6n, */. Eniption, outbreak.
Erapt5vo, va, a. Eruptive.
Erataoi6n, t/T Eructation, belching.
Erut^, vn. To eruct, belch.
Erfito, m%. Belch, eructation. [fennel
ErvAto. tm. <Bot) Sea sulphur- wort, h'^g's-
Ervellida, i*/. (Rol) Bean-trcfoiL
Krvtila, 4^ Seed of the bitter vetofa.
B'ja, demon4*'raHv4 pronoun. That
Sabatlnient&r, va. and n. (Pict) To delin-
eate a shadow.
Xsbatim^nt<x am. Shade In a picture.
Esbelt6sa, 4/: A tall and elegant stature.
E6l>6ito, ta, a. TalU genteel, well-shaped.
Eebirm, 9m, Bailiff; a petty officer, a myr-
midon, [draoc^t
Gsl>dzo, mn. Sketch, outline; a rough
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Escabechir, «a. To souse, pickle.
Escab^che. sm. Souse, pickle; pickled fisX
Escabol, rnn. Foot-stooL
Escabelilio, «m. dim. A small f x>t-«tooI.
KscabliSstt, ^ (Bot) Field-scabious. jTcrabi.
Rsc4bro, sm. Scab or manee; amphn^iooa
Escahrneamente, ad. Kousrhly, ruggedly.
Escabrosid.^d, ^ Inequality, roughness;
^ crag^rodnesa.
[rude.
Escabruso, sa, a. Bough ; cragged, luggcd ;
EscabulUmi^to, «m. Evasion, clipping
away. [awan
EscabulHrse, vr. To escape, evade; slip
Escacado, da, a. (Uer.) Checkered, varie*
gated.
Esc&cho, mu (Ichth.) Thornback.
Esciila, ^. Ladder, scale, staircase; an}
port, bay, or roadstead. EHcalafranca^
Free port A' eacala f>i«to, Openly. V.
E9calad<i.
EscaUda, ^f. Escalade, storming a place
Ewalada d eacala viata^ A daylight
escalade.
Escalado, da, a. Fish cut open to be salted.
Escalad6r, am. Climber, bo who scales walls.
Escalamidnto, am. Act of scallns walls.
Esoalimo, anh (Nan.) Thole or thole-pin.
Escalamdtes. anupL (Nau.) Tlmber-lieada»
kevel-hcads.
EscalAnte, pa. Scaling, climbing.
Escalilr, va. To scale, climb.
Escalddda, f/- (Lo^) Proetitnte.
Escaldudo, da, a. Cautious, suspicious, wary.
Escaid&r, va. To bum. scald : make red-hot
Escaldrantes, am,pl. (Nau.)Kevels, wooden
pins. [of a pot too fUll,
Escaldufir, va. (Prov.) To take broth oat
E8cal6no, a. (Oeom.) Scalene.
Escalentamiunto, am. Inflammation in th«
feet of animalsL
Escalera, ^ Suircase. Enealera de cara •
col^ Winding suirs; ladder.
Escalerilla, Ita, af. A small ladder ; drench-
ing instrument En aacaUriUa^ In de-
grees.
Escaloron, am. augn\. A large staircase.
Escak'ta, fjf. Engine for mounting cannona
Escalfado, da, a. White-washed walls lUl
of blisters.
Escalfaddr, am. Barber*s pan ; chafing-dish.
Escaifur. va. To boil eggs. Eacal/ar d
pan. To put bread into too hot an oVen.
EscallknSte, am. Wide boot lined with hay.
Esoafota, j|/! Brasior ; chafing-dish ; waters
dish for heating. [of the scamA.
EscallmArse, vr. (Nan.) To be worked out
Esc^llo, am. Land abandoned for tillage.
Esddmo, am, V. Eacdlamo.
EacaloftiAdo, da, a. Shivering:
EscaloA-io, am. Cold chill; cold stage of a
fever; fever and ague. [ofdigni^.
EscaI6n. am. Stop: scale. (Met) Degre*
Escalp^Io, am^ Scalpel.
EsdUnIo, am. Currier's knlfei [lion.
Escalufla, ^f. (Bot) Eschalot sbalot seal-
Escima, ^ Fish-scale ; resentment grodgft
Escam&da, ^. Embroidery In figure d
ecalesw
Escamido, am. Worked In figure of scales
EscomAdo^ da, a. Warned by experience.
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Kiorn>d6ra, ^ Scale pattern embroider*
ing.
GecainAr, va. To scale fish; olTend, mo-
lest— en. To embroider Id scale fashion.
— vr. To be warned by experience;
resent [tliorns.
Escauibrondl, *7n. Plantation of bucic-
Edcain^U «m. Instroment osed by sword-
makers.
Escamilla, ita, «/ dim. A little scale.
Escaniocbeir, vti. (Pro v.) V. Pa^cordear.
Kscamocho, sm. Broken victoals, leavings.
£ecaui6udaf ^ Tlie act of pruning trees.
fiscamondadura, */. Useless branches.
Escamonddr, «a. To prune; cleanse.
Escam<^nd:j, 9nu Clearing trsK^ of useless
branches.
Escainou^a, ^ (Bot) Scammony.
VacamoneMo, dk, a. Kelating to scammony.
fijcamonearse, vr. To resent be offended.
Escamdso, sa, a. Scaly, ostracooua
Escamot^, va. To make disappear, Jug-
gle away.
Escampdda, «/! Stampede.
Escampado, da, a. V. iMscampado.
Eacampar, vn. To cease raining ; leave
off working.— «a. To clean out a place.
Esoimpo, am. Cessation.* V. Btcape.
Escarou^iir, «a. To prune olive-trees.
Escami\Jo, am. A lopped-off olive-branch.
Edcanciador, ra, Escanci&no, a. Cupbearer.
Escanciar, va. To pour wine into another
vessel. — w*. To drink wine.
Escdnda, a/. (Bot) Spelt-wheat
Sacandaliir, am. Y. Ettcandalar,
Eseandalizaddr, am, Soandalizer.
Escandalijir.tTO. To scandalize.— «r. To be
scanthtlized, be irritated.
Esoandalizativo, va, a. Scandalous.
Escandalldr, vo. (Nau.) To sound.
Eseand&ilo, am. Deep sea-lead ; prooC trial.
Eseindalo, am. Scandal, offence ; admira-
tion: commotion.
fiscandal^ af. (Nan.) Gaff-sail.
Escandalosamente, ad. Scandalously,
sbamefall/. [tnrbulent
Escandalteo, sa, a. Scandalous ; shamefhl ;
Escandootocia, af. Excandescence; anger,
passion. [To be in a passion..
Bscandeeir, va. To Irritate, provoke.— »r,
Escandel&r, am, (Nan.) The second cabin
In a row-galley, [a row-galley.
Eseaodelarete, am. (Nan.) A small cabin in
Escdndia, af. (Bot) aenfuegos wheat
Bscandlr, va. To scan verses.
Escanilla, ^ (Prov.) V. Ouna,
Escantili&r, va. To trace lines on walls.
Escifia, af. (Bot) Saint Peter's com, or one-
grained wheat [chambers).
^cafl^ro, am. Seat-keeper (in council-
Eacaftillo, am, dim. A small bench with a
bMsk. [Sheer-rail
Em^o. am. Bench with a back. (Naa.)
Eacafluolo, am. Small (bot-bench. ffli^t
UeeapAda, ^f, Ifocapamidnto, am. Escape,
Eneapi^, va. To liberate: forget— «n.
Mid r. To escape, fly, avoid punishment,
make oS; make one's escape. Kaeapar
en wia tabla^ To have a happy escape.
Cecaparite, am. Press, case, cupboard.
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Escaparatico, am. dim. A little cupboard.
£.-)capat6ria, ^. Escape, flight; evasion.
Escape, am. Escape, fliglit; subterAiee,
escapement A' todo eacap^^ As swi^ly
as possible. [Scape, stem.
Esclpo, am^ Shaft of a column. (Bot)
Rscapular, va. (Nan.) To double a cape.
Escapulurlo, am. Scapulary.
Escaque, am, A square of checker-work.
Escaquc^do, da, a. Ctieckei eil, variegated
Escaquedr. va. To play at cl ess or chockeru
Escdra, af. The scurf or s^ar of a sore;
an eschar. [bio; sting.
Escarab^ear, vn. To crawl ; scrawl, scrlb*
Escarab^o, am. (Ent) Beetle; twisted
threads in the wiurp ; hone f comb (of ott-
nons). Eacarabajoa^ Scrawled writiii^
Escarafulldr, vn. To deceive, gloss over.
Escaramucear, vn. To skirmish.
Escararonjo, sm. Dog-rose, hep-tree.
Escaramuza, «/! Skirmish; contest, dlspota
Escararauzador, am. Skirmisher; disputes.
Escaramuzdr, va. To skirmish, to flghl
looseljr. [cockades
Escarapiilft, af. Dispute ending in blows;
Escarapeldr, vn. and r. To dispute, >vrangle,
quarrel
Escdrba, af. (Nau.)8carf-JoInt
EscarbadtTro, «m. Place where boars, &c,
scratcli tlie ground.
Escarbadi6nte^ am. V. Mondadiantaa.
£scarbad6r, am. Scratcher, scraper.
Escarbaddra,^ Actand efl^t of scratching.
Escarbf^u^lo, am, (Ent) Vine-frotter.
Escarbaorejas. am. Ear-pick. [vestlgate.
Escarbdr, va. To scrai»e or scratch; In-
Escdrbo, am. Act and effect of scraping.
Escarcela, ^. Pouch, game-bag ; cush ;
head-dress,
Escarodo, am. Small broken waves, cur-
rents.—^/. Bounds of spirited horses.
Escdrcha, aA White fh>st; fl-osted bullion
for embrolderv.
Escarchdda, ^ Ice-plant, flg-marlgold.
Escarehado, aTn. V. Eacarcha.-^pl, Ice-
creams, [with fh»t
Escarchddo, da, a. Hoary, JVosted r-liite
Escarohdr, vn. To be flroeted.— «>a. To ft-oi^
corl
Escdrcbe, am, V. Eacarcha,
Escdrcho, am. (Icbth.) Bed surmullet
Escarchdsa, af. Ice-plant, flg-marigold.
Escarcina, ^. A kind of cutlass^
Escarclndzo, sm, Blow with a cntlasa.
Escaroufidr, va. (Prov.) V. EacudriHar.
Escdrda, ^f. Weed-book, hoe ; weeding.
Escardad^ra, ^ Woman weeder; a gar*
doner's hoe.
Escardaddr, am. Weeder.
Escardaddra, ^ A woman weeder.
£Bcardad6ra, «/! Weeding. V. Eacardn,
Escarddr, «a. To weed ; part good from
bad; root out Enviar A eaoardar^
To refuse harshly. [dowa
Escardillo, Ila, a. Small weed-hook; thistIo<
Escariaddr, am. Coppersmith's punch.
Escariflcacidn, af. (8ur/rO ScariocaUon.
Escarifleaddr, am. Scarifier; oupping-fflasa
Eecariflcdr, va. (Surg.) To scarify. [soreu
Escarizdr, V€t, To clean away the scab of a
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E!icarlad6r, int. Instrumeat for ecntplng or
poUshlng.
Gflicarlita, f/. Scarlot colcr : kermos.
Escarlatin, 9m. A coarse kind of scar.ot.
EscarlRtina, s/. 8carlet-fevor.
E»c»rinenador, sm. V. Escarpidor.
fiscanuouur, va. To corab wool, &o.; to
cheat
Eccannentir, vn. To bo wamod by sad
experience. — va. To correct sevorely;
warn. [chastisement.
sEsoarmidnto, «m. Warning, caution; fine,
Eactimecudor, ra, «. Scoffer, scorner, Jeerer.
Escariieccr, va. To scoff, ridicule, laugh at.
Escarnecidamonte, ad. Scornfully.
Escaniecimiento, «m. Scofilng ; derision.
Gscarnido, da, a. V. De^camado.
Esd^nio, «m. Scoff, contemptuous ridicule;
gibe, Jeer. En escam io^ ScoMngly.
E^dro, 9m. Kind of fish ; one who tuus
crooked feet
Eacar<\la. n/. Kmllve, garden-succory ; ruffle.
Escarolado, da, a. Kndive color; curled.
Escaroldr, va. V. Aleckugar.
Escarolita, ^f. dim. Small endive.
Escanitico. ca, a. Escharotlc, caustlo.
Bscurpa, 4^ Declivity ; scaqt or slope.
EacarpAdo, da, a. Sloped, craggy, ru^cged.
Escarpdr, va. (Nau.) To scaif; cleanse
sculpture ; scarp, slope down.
Escdrpe, 9. (Nau.) Scarf^ioint
Escarpelar, va. ( Aiiat) To scalp.
EscarpC-lo, am. Uasp, coarse file ; scalpel
Esc&rpia, ^ Tenter-book.
Escarplnr, va. To fasten with tenter-books.
Escarpidor, «m. Comb with large wide
teeth. > XP>*oM»«*
E.«cari)in, 9m. Sock; tliin shoe, dancing
KscarnltSn (EnX ad. In the form of a ten-
tor-lnK)k. \Jada9.
Escarratnanchdnes (A 'I ad. V. A' horca-
EscarM, f/C A sore in the hoofe of horsea.
Escaneano, na, a. (Arch.) Arch le^s than a
seniicirdo. [hives in February.
Bscarzar, va. To take Uie honey ftom Uie
Escarzo, 9tn. An empty blackish green
honey-comb; takins honey fi:om tlto
hive; tree-Aingus; floss silk.
Escirzo, za, a. Lame ttom sore hoof.
Escasamunte, ad, Scantily; hardly; nar-
rowly, [gaily. — r». To decreaso.
Rscasear, V€L To givo sparingly; live fru-
Escasez, Escas^za, </. Scantiness, nlggardli-
noas. [churlish.
Esc^iso, sa, a, SmalU short; scanty, scarce;
Escatiui&do, da. a. Little, scanty.
Bscatimar, va. To curtail, clip; to baggie.
lC8catimu6am6nte,acf.Maliclously,viciously.
Kscatinioeo, sa, a. Cunning, oialicious.
EscAupil, 9m. Armor of the ancient Mexi-
cans.
Escava, 9f. A pit round the root of a plant
Bacava. Es(*jivaci6n, and for the remaining
words beginning with Kne^ V. Exc.,,
Escayola, ^ Paste reeemblinz marble.
Esce«lente. Escetler, Escel6ncTa V. Buc . .
Xsc^ua, ((/•The btage ; scene, theatre ; rev-
olution, vicissitude; bed and aheiihcrd'a
hut
Cac^nico. ca, a. Scenic, tbeatrlcal
;&4
Escenita, 9f. dim. A abort scene.
Escenograna, «/ Scenography. perspective
Escendgrafo, em. Perspective instrument
Eacepticbmo, 9m. Skepticism.
Escdptioo, ca, a. Skeptic, skeptical
Esciat^o, «/». Instrument for making son
Esci6na, f/T A species of craw-fish.
Escila Maritima, if. (Uot) Y. CeboUa al
barrana,
E6CI6I0, «rm. Sciolist Unit, V. Ksnc. . .
Escisa, EsciUbilidad, Esciamacidn, Esda*
Esclarea, ^ (Bot) Y. Amaro.
Esclaroc^r, va. To lighten: Illuminate;
make illustrious. — vn. To dawn.
Esciarecidam^nte, ad. Illustriously.
Esclarecido, da, a. Illustrious, noble, oon*
spicuousw
Esclarecimi6nto, 9m. Dawn ; ennoblement
Esclavillo, ilia: ito, ita, 9. dim. A little alava.
Esclavina, ^/. Pilinim's robe ; prieafls col-
lar; cape; tinnet; abort circular cloak.
E9clav1t6d, 9f. Slavery, bondage ; brother-
hood, religions congregation ; servile sab*
Jection of paasions; breast Jewels.
EsclavizAr, va. To enslave; overwork.
Esclivo, va, «. Slave; member of a broth-
erhood; fag. [dam.
Esclusa, »f, Lock, slnico, flood-gate, mill-
Esc^aa, ^, pL (Nan.) Bong-heads, floor-
beadik
£sc6ba, ^f. Broom. Eteoha ds cctbexuela^
Ragwort-leaved centaury ; N. & N. W.
wind.
RncobAda, ^ The act of sweeping slightly.
E9oob4io, em. KemaUis of an old bntora;
the stalk of grapes.
Escobir, «m<. A place where broom grows
Rscob^, va. To sweep with a broom.
Escobazi^, va. To sprinkle with a broom.
EscobAzo, em« Blow with a broom.
Escob^ra, ^f. Y. Retama,
Ksoobdnes, 9m. pi. IIiiw8e-hole&
Escobeta, ^ A small brush. (Bot) 8w«el
sultan centaury.
Escobilla, 9/. Brush ; small broom : tama-
ric-leaved saltwort; gold or silver sweep-
ings. EienbMa or t9CobiUa de dmbar.
\.E9cob€ta.
Escobill6n, em. Sponge of a cannon.
Escobina, «/ Chip^ cnippiog^ borinips.
Esc6bo, 9tn. Brash-wood, briers, brarobleit
Esoob^n, em. A large broom ; brush.— j9/
(Nau.) Hawses. [tate.— er. To smart
Escoc^r, va. To cause sharp pain: Inl
Escocia, «/. (Arch.) Seotia, a moulding.
Escocimiento, em. Y. E9coaor.
Esc6dM, 9f. Stonecutter's edged hammer.
Escodadero, em. Place where cattle ru)
their boms.
Escodilr, va. To hew atonea with a hammer.
EsrAfla, </: Y. Cojtn.
E8<«uflAr, va. To'ilrosa the head with a nek
Escoricta, ftf. CuiC heail-dressw
Escofletero. ra, «. Maker ^ head-dreeaesi
EscitAna, ^f. Reap. c*>arse file; wire-bmsK
Escoflniir, va. To rasp, file.
Esci>fiiSn, em. Y. Garbin,
Escogeddr, ra,*. Selcoter, chooeer.
Eacogi^r, va. To choose, select, eleet
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fiBeugkUmcnte, ad, Choloelj, seLectly;
elegwitlr.
Escogfmldnto, «m. Choice selection.
EscogiUble, a, Y. ExcogitahU.
EscogiUr, va. V. Baocogitar. " [tic.
EBOoIiir, «m. Scholar, scadent— Ow SchoW
Escolfir, tm. V. Colar.
Kscol&8Ucam6ntCi, ad. Scholastfoally.
£sool4sticQ, ca, a. Schnlaatfc, BcbolastlciiL
Bsooliistioo, 9m. A professor of tiieology.
£8colUd6r, tm, BehoUast, commentator.
Esooliitr, vou To glofs, e^Iain, comment.
EscoUarn^eo, aa, ck Harab, antractable.
Bacolim&do, da, a. Weak, delicate.
Escollm68o, aa, a. Difficult, aevere, bard to
please.
Bsc6l(o, «m. Sdiolinra; gloss, oommentarr.
Escoll&r, va, (Nan.) To strike upon a rocL
Esooll^ 4/: (Naa.) Rockj place or cli£
Eac6llo, *m. Bock nnder anallow water;
embarrasaroeat, danger.
Bsoolop^ndra, ^ 8ook>pendra, centipede;
a flab ; mleenwort
Bsc^lta, f/T Escort, conyoy, gaard.
Escoltikr, fa. To escort, oonvoy, guard.
Escdmbra, t^. Purgation, removal of ob-
stacles [purify.
Eaoombdb*, xa. To remove obstacles;
Esoombro, am. Itubbisb, fragments. (Ichtb.)
Mackerel
Escomenz&r, Wk (Low) V. Oomenear.
Escomerse, ta. To bo worn out with use.
EscomulgAdo, EscomulgSr^ and other words
beginning with iZWco, v. Eaeco. . .
Eso6noe, am. Corner, angto.
E80ondec6eas, am. Plav of hidenind-seek.
GBConded6ro, sm. Hiding or larking place.
Escond^r, ©a. To hide, conceal; disguise,
dissemble; include. —it. To hide, skulk.
Escondiilamente, ud. Privately, secretly.
Esoondidaa fA'}, A' EscondidUlaa, ad. Pri-
vately, hiding.
Eaooodidyo, am. V. E%condri)o.
Eacondido, da, a^ Hid, hidden, concealed.
EscondimI6nto, am. Concealment, conceal-
ing.
Bscundtte, am. Concealment, hold, a lark-
log-place, a hidiog-p1ace.-Vti^o d^ ea-
eonaOe, Hide-and-seek.
Esoondrijo, tm. Concealment, a hiding or
hurUng place.
Eaeontrete, am. (Nao.) Prop, stay, shore.
EaoonzAdo, da, a. Angultf, oblique.
Eacoperaddraa, nf. pk Planks on the sides
of Um ship.
Esoop^roa, tm, pL Olfaa.) Pitch-bmshee.
Escop^ta, »f. A fowllng^pieoe, a gun. Eb-
copeta CM vUnto. An air-gun. A' tiro
ds steopeta, Within gun-shot
Eseopet^, va. To dig out gold-mlnesL
EeoopetAzo, wk Oun-shot; a gun-ahot
wound.
GaoopeteAr, va. To discharge a gun re-
peatedly.— vr. To fire at each other;
inault.
Eanopet^. am. Act of diacharging Are 'arms.
Baoopetena, a/. Musketeers; multitude of
gun-ahot wounds. [smith.
noopotero, atn. Musketeer; gunner; gun-
Vacopetilla, ^ dim. A amal. gin.
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£eo< pet6n, sm. auqm. A laros gua.
Esccpleadfira, af. Mbrtlae-hofeu
£scople4r, ea. To chisel, cut with a eblaaL
EscopUUo, \to.am. dim. A small chisel
£8c«Splo, am. Chisel.
EscAra, ^ Strongest part of a shlp'a aido,
Nav'io de eacora OaJOt A ship which
carries a stUT sail JPacoraa^ SUorea, out*
riggers. [check.
EacorAr, va, (Nau.) To prop, shore up*
Escorbfitico, ca, a. Scorbutic, scorbutloaL
Escorbi'ito. am. Scurvy, a disease.
Eacorchapin, am. Panace-boat, ferry. '
EscorchAr, va. V. Deaouar,
£sc6rGhe, am. Decrease of a tuberous body.
EscArdIo, mn. (Bot) Water germander.
EscArIa, ^. Drosa, alags, acoria; leo: any
mean thing. [soi^
Escori^on, af. Incrustation, scurf on a
Escori&l, am. Placo where a mine baa been
exhausted ; where drosa la thrown ; the
Escurial
Esooriir, TO. V. JSxcoriar. [dor.
EsoorodAoia. ^ (Bot) Wood aage gerraan-
Esoorp^ra, Esooipina, ^ Qrooper, a small
8ea>flsh.
BecorpiAde, ^f. CSaterpillar plant
EscorpiAn, am. Scorpion ; warlike machine;
a kind of fish; a oat-o'-nlne-talls with
metal points.
Escorrozo, am. (Coll.) Pleaaure, ei^oyment
Escnrz^do, am. (Plct) V. Eacorzo,
Escorzdr, fo. (Plct) To conatruet the size
of a flguro; form a depreaaed arch.
EscArzo, atn. Contraction of a flguro in
persipectlve.
Escorzdn. am. V. Bacueno. [gross.
Escorzon^ra, af. Viper-root or garden vlper-
Escoscdrse, rr. V. Concomsrae.
EscAta, 4/: (Nau.) Sheet of a sail; scotia
moulding. [neck.
Escotddo, am. A dress sloped about the
Escotadura. ^. Sloping of a Jacket or stay9 ;
trap-door of a stage.
Escotdr, «Kt To cut out a thing so as to
make it flt; slope; club, contribute to
a common expense; free a ship by tho
pumps.
£8cdte,afn. Sloping of a Jacket, Ac; tucker;
ahare of expense, quota.
Escot<^ra, ^ (Nan.) Sheet-hole.
Escot^ro, ra. a. Free, disengaged.
Escotilla, ^/i Hatchway.
£scoiill6n, am. Scuttle, trap-door.
Esootinea, am. pi. (Nau.) Top-aall-sheeta.
Escotomia, ^. Dizziness, swimming in tho
head.
Escozn^te, am. Natppicker. [tlon.
EsGozdr, am. A smart pain ; a lively sensa-
EscrecAncia, Escrecion, and other words
beginning with Eaor^ Y. Eaaer, . ,
Escriba, am. Scribe, among the Hebrowa.
Kacribania, af. OfHce or employment of a
notary or scrivener; writing-desk.
Escribnno, am. Notary public. EacHhanc
da t'Amara, The clerk of a high cotirt ot
Jastice. Eacrihano de numero^ One oi
a certain number of notaries; penman
EAcribano or eacribanUlo del affun
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Bscribltote, «m. Amannensls, a derk.
Eseribir, wk To write; compose. — vr. To
enrol one^ Mlf; correspond together.
Xaofibir en la arena. To bnrj in ob-
liTion. [jewel box.
EBcriflo, «m. namper of straw and o&ler; a
Eecrita, f< A kind of fish.
Escritiilaa, ^/ipl. Lamb's i
EscritA, Ml, Book; petition to a eoort; a
ai{(nod receipt ~ [oopjrist
EscritA, am. Writer, autlior, composer;
BscritorcUlo, mi. ditn. A bad writer.
Bscritorillo, sm, dinu A amall writing-desk.
Kscrit6rio, em. Writins-dosk ; chest of
drawers; office; coonung-hooae.
Escrltura. ^ Writing; deed, C4>ntract; trea-
tise. IhcrUura de eeguro^ Policy of in-
sonsce.
Escritur&r, «a. To bind one's self bj deed.
Eetar eeorUurado^ To be under articles.
Escritnr&rlo, mk A professor of divinity.
£scrlturiirio, ria, & (Law) Scriptoiy, scrip-
torian.
Bscrdflila, f/T ScroAila, king's evIL
Escr')fuldria, ^ (Bot) Figwort
Escrofuldso, sa, a. Scrofblooa.
Eitcrdto, em. Scrota m. ,
Escmdifldr, va. V. Eecudriilar.
EscrupuleAr, t>n, V. EeerupulUar.
EscrupuIiSte, em, dim. (Coll.) A slight doubt
or scruple.
Esorupuhllo, em. Slight doubt, hesitation.
£6orupulizar, vn. To scruple, doubt, liesi-
tale. [ty ; scruple, a weight
Bscrupulo, em. Scruple, doubt: scrupulosi-
Escrupulosam^nte. ad. Scrupulously.
Escriipulosiddd, ^ Scrupulosity; oonscien-
tioutfneas. [tioos; cautious.
E^scruptil^Ao, sa, a. Scrupulous, oonscien-
Uscrutaddr, em. Scrutator, inquirer, search-
er.
Escmtinio, em. Scrutiny, inquiry.
fiscriitiAaddr. em. Scrutator, censor.
Escu&dra, ^ Square; socket; a squary
squadron, fleet A' eectMdra^ Sqaarei
Ge/e de eecuadra^ Bear-admiraL
Escnadr^, va. To square; fix the trun-
nions horizontally. [ground, i
Escuadroo, em. Dimension, valuation of
Escuadria, i^. Square, rule, measure, level
Escu4dro, em. Species of dog-fl:ih. Y. (7ua-
dro.
Escnadr6n, em. Squadron, a small body of
horse. £eouadron ouadrado^ A hoUow
square. [rons.
Escuadron&r, va. To form troops In squad-
Elscuadronuillo, ito, em. dim, A small party
of troops.
Eaouadronista, em. He who fbrms squadrons
Bac&cha, ef. Sentinel, listener; a listening
place ; scout; servant who sleepa near her
mistress.
iscuchari"}; ^ e, Hearkener, listener.
Cacuch^te, pa. de «. Listener; hearkening.
Bscnch^r, oa. To listen, hearken, attend,
bear.— «n To hear one's self wi;u oom-
plocsncy.
iiseud^, 90. To shield; guard. — vr. To de-
pend on some means of evading danger.
Bacndeniffe, em. The office and service of a
ESC
lady's page; escuage or service of tfat
shield.
EscudereAr. tfo. To perfbrm the servioe of a
page ; hold tenements by esouage.
Escuderia, 4^ Service <rf a squire or ^ield*
bearer. [shield-bearer.
Escuderll, a. Belonging to toe office of a
Escttderilmente, ad. In tlie s^le of a squlrew
Escud^ro, em, Shield-l)earer, a squire; gen-
tleman ; page; a young boar that ISdlowa
an old one. Eacudero de A pie, A ser*
rant to carry meesagea. [and pridei
£scader6n, em. Squire nnffed with vanity
Escuddto, em Ousset (liusb.) A stain on
the olive; bndding; white water-lily.
Esoudilla, ^. Porringer, a crock. (neer.
£scadill4r, va. To distrihate broth ; doml-
Escudillita. f^ dim, A small porringer.
Escoilillo, Ito, em. dim, A small sliield
Escudito^ em^ A gold dolUr.
Esciido, em^ Shield; acutoboon of a lock;
patronage, defence ; back of a wild boar;
gusset; the back-board of a boat Eeoudo
<2epa/>a(Nau.),Stem-ecutcheun. Crown-
piece. 1-8 of a doubloon, or $2.
Escudrifi^ble, a. Investigable.
Escudrifiad6r. ra, «. Prior, scrutator.
EscudriiUuni^to, em. Investigation, scru*
tiny.
Escudriftir, va. To search, pry into ; consult
Escudrido, em. Y. EeouariHamiento.
Escu61a, 1^. School, university; school-in-
struction; system of doctrine ; style. JSh
cuelae. University.
Esoudrzo, em. Toad. [cumbranoeL
Escu^to, ta, a. Disengaged, frae fW>m en-
Escuezn&r, va. To extract the kernel of nnt&
Escnczno, em. Soft kernel of an eatable nut
Escullad6r, em. In oil-milia» a vessel for
carrying off the oiL
Escniiirso, er. (ProvJ To slip, alido.
Esculpld6r, em, Y. EecuUor.
Esculpir, va. To sculpture, engrave.
Esculti^r, em. Sculptor, carver, [sculptor.
E8cnlt6ra, ^ Female sculptor, wife of a
Esculat&ra, ^f. Scniptnro; carved work.
Kscupid^ra, f^ Spit-box, spittoon, [nation.
Escupidero, em, Spitting-placo ; abject sit*
Eacupido, em. Y. Eepuio.
Escupiddr, ra, a. A great spitter.
Escupidura, ^f. Spitting; spiiUe; effloroa*
cence.
Escupir, va. To spit ; break out in the skin ;
dart; underrate. Eneu/dr en la carOf
To deride to the fiu)e, ridicule. Secwpit
o^citfte. To act rashly. Sitcupir doUonee,
To boast of one's riches. Eeeupir (ai
eatopae^ To dear the seams of oakum.
Escupita, Esonpltina, a/. (ColL) Y. SaUva,
Escur&r, va. To scour doth. [norantly.
EaoOras (\'\ ad. Obscurely; bUndly, ig>
Escurial^nstN a. Belonging to tho monaa>.
tery of the Beeurial
Escurina, ^ (Prov.) Obecarity, darkoeasw
EscOirra, af. Buffoon. Y. Trithan.
Escnrribinda, a/. Evaalon ; diarrhcsa; soiifllOi
Escurnda, a. A woman with petUooaU wol
fitted.
Escurridiso, za, a. Slippery; hard to fcoW
LoMo eecurridiao, A running kn-ii
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Eecarrimi^nto, mi. Y. DeaU*.
EMQiTtpa, «/. (Bot.) C«rd{oal*8 flovM*.
Eacarrir, «o. To drain to the dresa. — vn.
To drop, fidi in drops ; slip, slide ; Uipee. —
CI*. To eeoape from danger; slip out;
■kalk.
£aeur»i6n, Esofirso, and other words begin-
ning Mth Kbou. V. Eiaeeu. . .
Escnsali, «m. A small apron.
Eec6taa, EeeatlUaa. ^ pi. (Nan.) Sonttles.
Kson v^, 9m. Purveyor of meat to the palace.
EsdrtOnio, am. A word of two short final
«\ilable& [etdrt^nloM,
CidrtUulo, la. a. Belonging to words called
S'se, Y- Bp*nish name of the letter 8 ; link
la shape of an 8. JC»m, drunken reelings.
E'sc, dem.pron. That
Ksecilla, sjTdkn. Small link of a chain.
Es^neia, ^ Essence. Quinta esmcia^
Qulntessenca. Ser ds etencia^ To bo in>
dispensablv neceeearj.
EsenciAl, a. Essential. nece99Ary; principal.
Esencialm^nte, ad. Essentially, prlnclpaliy.
Esencl4r»e, vr. To be intimately united,
grow essentiaL
Eaflra. f< Sphere, globe, orb: quality, rank.
Stta fitera de mi et/era^ That is out of
my reach.
Esf jricamonte, etd. Spherically.
B8ferield4d,4^ Sphericity, rotandtty, orblc-
ulamesa, globosity. [globated.
EsAjrloo, ca, a. Spherical, globular, globoua,
Est^roidill, a. Spheroidical, spheroidal
Efif^rdide, tf. Spheroid. Bavada e^flgroidAt
Elliptical rault
Eflf inge, am. Sphinx, a llibnlons monster.
EsTinter. rnn, (AnaL) Sphincter. [der.
Esflorec^r, vn. To effloresce, foil Into pow>
Ks03liac{6n, ^f. Y. ErfoUadon,
Esf >lidr. wu Y. EMfliar,
Etdbliaavo, a. Y. ORfijUaHvo.
Esforrocino, em. Sprig, shooting of a vine.
Esforzadamintc, <id. Strenuously, vigor-
ously, valiantly.
Eslbrxado, am. A law-book on wlllsw
EsforxAdo, da, a. Strong, vigorous, valiant
Caldo eiffifnado^ Strong broth.
Esibrzad6r, ra, a. Exciter, animater.
Esforz&r, va. To strengthen, invigorate, ex-
ert, enforce; corroborate.— ^r. To exert
one's seIC make efforts; bo confident
Eafti^rtn, tm. Effort vigor; confidence : aid.
KsftimAdo. am. The first dcetch of a painting.
EsfumAr, va. To shade over the pencilled
ootlinesw
BigArro, am. (Amer.) Y. Oarfft^o.
Bsgiima, tf. Fencing, sword exercise.
Baerimidor, am. Fencer or fencinff-master.
CaMt de Mffr^nidor^ House without ftir-
olt~'.*e. [ons: fenc«.
Esgrlmh*, va. To practise the use of weap-
Esornardiu', va. Y. 7>*car and Mirar.
BseuazAble, a. Pordahle.
Esguaz^, va. To Ibrd, as a river.
Esguizo, tm. The act of fording. Y. Vado.
Bs^6olo, am. (Arch.) Concave motildlng;
Eagttin, mn. Young salnum before entering
tneeea.
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Esgninoe, am. Dodge, movement to avoid a
blow or a fiUl ; frown. [niuflln.
Esgij&zaro, a. A miserable fellow, a raga*
Eslabdn, am. Link of a diaic : steel to strike
fire with a fiint; steel for sharpening
knives; a scorpion. Edahonetde gtUm-
balet^ (Nau.X Suivela.
E5labonad6r, »m. Chain-maker.
EslabonAr, va. Tb link, Join : add, unites
Eslinga, 4< Sling, a rope to hoiet out balssk
Ac Rilinga tfe hoya (Nau.X Buoy-allng.
Eslingir, co. (Nan.) To sling, throw with a
sling.
Esldra, Eslorla, f^ Length of a ship. Edo'
ra». Beams running from stem to stern.
Esmalequ^n, 9m, Sort of Unen made in
Haerlem.
Esmaltad^r, 9m. Enameller.
EsmaltAr, va. To enamel ; adorn, embellish.
Esmdito, 9m. Enamel; amalt Y. lMStr9»
Eamaltin, 9m. Y. E9maU9 for a color.
Esmarehdzo, 9m^ A bully. [pilchard.
Esmarido, 9m, A small fish, resembling a
EsmehUlo, da, a. Iligh-flnished, executed
with care.
Esmerdlda, ^. Emerald.
Esmerdr, va. To polish, brighten. — vr. To
endeavor to attain eminence.
Esmerct|6n, 9m. Merlin, the yellow-legged
iUcon ; small piece of artillenr. [nance.
Eamerll. 9m. Emery; small piece of ord-
Eemeril&r, va. To burnish, polish with eo*>
ery. *^ [/*
EsmerilAxo, 9m. Shot of a gun called e9m9^
£sm6ro. 9m. CarefUl attention, iiicenosa.
Esmolad^ra, «/! Whetstone.
Esmncldrse, vr. To slip ftt>m the hands.
E'so, d^n, pron. That Eao», Those. Eso
09, That is it .A^o ea MO, It is not that
Es6fiigo, 9m. (Esophagn^gnliet; thu tliroat
Esotro, tra, drm. pron. This or that other.
—pL Those others.
Eepabiladdras, a/! pL Sntiffers. [ pahUnr,
Espablldr, «a. To snuff a candle. Y. De9'
Espacldr, v<L To extend, spread; space.—
vr. To walk to and ftt>; cheer up.
Bspddo, am. Space, capacity; distance; In-
terval; slowneea, dchiy. Etipaeio de
Umnpo^ Length of time. [ly.
Espacioeamdnte. ad. Deliberately, spaefons-
Espacloatddd, iff. Spaciousness, capacity.
EeiMcldeo, sa, a, Spadoua, capacious, wide;
slow.
Espdda, a^ Sword: ace of spades; sword-
fish. E9pada bianco. Sword. Eepada
n9QraoTd999grima.'F9niAt\f;-to\\. Ham'
bre de eapa y e9pada, A norson of no
profession. SepadadeAealaUo.BToeA-
aword. X9paaa9, Spadee at cards.
Eapadaohfn, 9m. Bully.
Espadddo. da, a. Armed with a sword.
£spadad6r, 9m, Flax or hemp breaker with
a swing-staft [tail ; spirtk
EspadAfta, if. (Bot.) Reed-mace, grMt cat*
Espadafidda, 9C Sudden flow of blood, ^
nt>m the mouth.
Espadafidl, em. Place fell of reed-maoo.
Kipadaftdr, va. To divide into long thin slip* -
Esitaddr, va. To break hemp with a awlnf
stafl:
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E»padirt6, tm. Sword-fish. Y. Eapada,
Espadcria, nf. Sword-onUer's ahop.
Rspa(I6ro, 9tn. Sword-cntler.
EEDsdilla, {/! K«d insi^ia of the order of
Dantiago; swing^uff; a an. all oar; ace of
apadeii; hair-bodkin. (Bot) Corn-flag:
Espa<>illur, va. To break flax with a awing-
stall
Eepadill&zo, 9m. Adverse fbrtnne at cards.
EBi»adin, 9m. A small short sword.
Espadita, */. dim. A small sword.
£spn<i<Sn, tm A large sword, a broad sword ;
enr.ucli.
of cerecloth, for issaes.
»Ionging to chemistry,
listry.
a, horse soldiers.
: ; shoulder of a bastion,
ut; aid, protection. A'
s back. A' t&palda^
o'sback. Echar<u
et designedlj. Sobre
mj expense. Vcloer
torn one^s back; ran
away.
Espaldar, sm. Back-piece ; espalier.
EspaldarAzo, tnt. Blow with the flat of a
sword on tlie shonldersL
Espaidarc^te, tm. Piece of aneient armor.
Espaldar6n, am. Armor for the shoalderfli
EspaldeAr. v<u Breaking of waves with im-
petuosity.
Espaldt^r, «m. The stem rower in a galley.
Espalddra, t>/. Espalier; wall-trees.
ExpaldUla, \f, Sboaldcr-blade ; back of a
jacket [back.
Espaldiiendido, da, a. Stretched on one's
Espald6n. «m (Arch.) V. Ilcutro, Intrench-
ment or barrier.
Evpaldudam^nie, ad, Rndely, unmannerly.
E^paldudo, da, a. Broad-shoaldered.
Espalcra, nf. £»palfer.
Espahnadora, »/. Uooft of qnadnipcds.
Espalm&r, «a. To clean and pay a shipV
bottom. [talc.
Esp&Ito. am, Dark-colorod paint; esplanade ;
Espansibilid.^d, £spansi6n, and otiicr words
beginning with Eapa. V. Rrpa . . .
Espantdble, a. Frightfhl, terrible ; marvel-
lous.
Espantablom^nto, ad. Horribly, frightf^illy.
Espantadizo, sa, a. Timid, skittish. [ens.
£spantad6r, ra, a. Bag-bear, one that ft-lght-
EspantAjo, am. Scarecrow.
Espantai6bos, am. Bladder or bastard senna.
Espaiitam6scaflL am. Fir-net for horses.
Espantannblidos, am. Vagabond beggar in
long robee.
Espantir, va. To frighten, terrify; drive
away. — rr. To be surprised, marvoL
EspantavilUnos, am. Ollctering gandy stalT
Espinto, am. Frl^t; throat; surprise.
EqMuitoeamdnte, ad, Dreadftilly. frightAill v.
Bspant^en. sa, a, Frightfhl, dreadAil, horrid ;
marvellous.
Bspafiol, am. Spaniard; Snanish langu^e.
A' la eapailcioy In the Spanish manner.
— <». SnanislL
fipafiolado, da, a. Like a Spaniard ; Span-
ub fhshlonod.
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Espafiolir. «a. Y. Eap<»noU»ar.
Espafioleria, qf. Spanish affair.
Espaflol^ta. ^ Ancient Spanish danoe.
EsiMiflolisMo. da, a. Emafiolizar, WL T>
make Spanish.— vr. To adopt Spantab
manners.
E5p&r, am. Spar, a kind of aromatic drug.
E5parag6n, am. Orogram, a coarse staff.
Esimramarin, am. Serpent which roonnti
trees. TSparrow-bawk.
EsparavAn, am. (Yeter.) Spavin. (Orn.)
Esparavdl, am. Kind of flshing-not
Esparci^ta, ^ (Bot) Saint-foin.
Esparcldam6nte, acL Distinctly; gayly.
Esparddo, da, a. Scattere<1 ; serene, gay.
Esparcilla, «: (Bot) Sparrey. EaparoiUa
arvana^ Boagh^eeded sparrey.
Eepardmi^nto, am. Scattering; amusemeot
Esparcir, «a. To scatter, disseminate; di-
vulge.—vr. To make merry.
EspargAnio, am. (Bot) Burr-reod.
EspAro, ant. (Ichth.) Qilt-head, a sea-flsh.
£»parriig&do, am. A dish of aaparagoa.
Esparragad^r, anK Cultivator of asparagna.
Esparragir, «a. To guard or collect aspara-
gus.
Espurrago, am. Asparagus; awning-post
Esparragdn, am. Silk stuff, stronger than
taffety. [asparagus-bed.
EsparragnSra, if. Asparagus plant ita stem;
Esiwrragu^o, ra, «. Asparagus Mlier.
Esparrano&do, da, a. wide-leggod, dlvarl-
Esparranc&rse, «r. (Ck)ll.) To stride.
Esparai6n, ^f. Dissemination, dispersion.
£spart41, ^ Field of feather-grass.
EsjMrteAa, iff. Sandal made of Spanish graas.
Esparteria, ^ Shop for articles of Spanish
grass. [gnM articles^
Espart^ro, ra, «. Maker or seller of Spanish
EspartSlla, f/T Brush of Smuiish grass.
EspartlzAI, am. Field of Spanish grass,
Espirto, am. Spanish grass; Spanish broom.
Espisnto. am. V. Paamo,
EspAto, am. Calcareous spar. [Gilthead.
Espitula, Iff. Spatula, pallet-knti^ (Ichth.)
Espavi6nto, am. Y. Aapatianto.
Kspavorido, da, Espavorecido, da, a. Y.
E$peceria, ^f. Grocery; spices.
Espeda, ijf Snice.— ^. Medicinal drugs.
EspecidI, a. Special, particular. En aap^
oial^ Specially.
EspecialidAd, iff. Speciality, particularity.
Especial m6nte, ad. Especially, in p&rtlcuhir.
Especi&r, vn. To spice food.
£sp6cie, ^. Species: nature; mental Imast
or idea; event, incident; subiect of dttk
cussion; cause; feint in fencing. Sap^-
cisa aaoramtntaiaaj The accidents «i
color, Ac^ which remain In the aacramont
Especieria, af. Y. Eapeearka.
Especiero, am. Spice dealer, grocer.
Eepeciflcacion. f^. Specification. [tincUj.
Espedficadam^nte, ad. Specifically, «»
Esi>ecificAr, wi. To specify; name.
Especiflcativo, va, a. That which bat tbf
power of specifying.
Especiflco, «H. Speciflo, a remedy.
Especiflco, ca a. 8pecifl^ sptKsiflcaL
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Bsp^imen, wu Snecimon, sample.
Sspeddso, sa, a. Neat; superficial, speoions.
Espectable, a. Oonsploaooa, eminent
Espectaci6n, Espoctativa, and other vrords
beginning wltb Espe, Y. Baepe. . .
Eepect^caio, mn. Spectacle, show, pageant
Espoctaddr, em. Spectator.
E9p6ctro, tm. Spectre, phantom, ghost
Eapecalacidn, ^ Speculation, contempla*
timi.
E9peeiila<16r, ra. 9. Speculator. [plate.
Especnldr, va. To 6i>ecnlate, view, contem-
£ti>ecalativa, ^ Faculty of viewing ; nn-
aerstanding.
Especnlatiram^nte, ad^ Speculatirclf.
Especnladvo, va, a. Speculative; thooghtfal.
Esp^Ado, da, a. Mtrror-like.
E8p«]eir, vn. To shine, reflect as a mirror.
Espejeria, f\f. Looking-glass shop or factory.
Esp^^ro, «m. Looking-irlass maker or seller.
Espelioo^ illo, ito, «m. aim. Little mirror.
Espelo, tm. Looking-glass, mirror. Kspf^o
vdoriOy A barning«glass. Etpfjo de po'
pa, (Nan.) Stern-frame.
Bspejnela, ^ Sharp bit for a horse.
Espoiudio, am. A small lookingfglass; leaf
of talc; aglaas; kind of transparent sweet-
meat Ettpfjueio^^ Spectacles.
Esp^lta, »/. (BotVV. Sseandia and EscafUk
£sp6lteo, ea, a. Belonging to spelt
Espeluziir, va. V. Deapelmar.
Kspeluzndfse, vr. To have the hair set on
end with fear. [homba^ Pump-brake.
Esi>eque, 9m. Handspike. JSap^que ds la
Esp^>ra,«/ Expectation; expectancy; stay;
pause, stop; prudence, caution; respite,
interval; a kind of heavy ordnance ; pat-
ent JSriar en eapera, To be in expecta-
tion ot Hombre de eapera, A cool, com-
posed man.
Esper^ble, a. Thing expected.
Esperaddr, ra, «. Expectant
BsperAnza, 4< Hope, expectancy. A'noora
a€ la etperanza. Sheet-anchor.
Esperaoz^, va. To give hope.
Bsperir, va. To hope ; expect; stay, wait for,
look for; fear. — vr. To expect, wait stay.
Espereztoie, or Dcsperez&rse, vr. To stretch
one's self [waking.
Esper&co, 9m. Stretching one*s arms after
Esperl^go, ffs, a. y. A«p0rie^a. Btp^riego^
Tart-apple tree.
Eaperl^ 9m^ Smelt, a small sea-flsh.
EsDdrroa, ^ Sperm. V. Simen. Esptrma
<U balUna, SpcrmacetL
Espermao6ti, sm. Spermaceti.
fispermAtieo, ca, a. Spermatic, seminal
Espem&da, ^ End of a chain.
EspenSn, 9m. (Nan.) The forecastle head.
Esper6nte, 9m. Kind of ancient fortification.
Eipesaicientn. sm. (Prov.) Coagulation.
Bspes&r, va. To thicken, condense; curdle;
constipate.— tr. To grow thicker.
Sspfisativc, va, a. What has the power of
thlekeniag.
Csp6eo, sa, a. Thick, condensed ; contiguous.
G'«pes6r. «/ik Thickness, grossness.
Rspes^rm, ^ Thickness, density; solidity;
thicket: slovenliness.
Bspetamiento, 9m. Stiffness, formality.
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Esuii&T, va. To put ni>on a spit; ma
through ; tell. Le e9peto/uerU9 rOMonee.
He gave strong reasons. — or. To be stiff
with pride; get Into trouble.
Espet^ra, «^ Kitchen-rack, kitchen ftimV*
ture. [^Ichth.) pike; Vow with ff spit
£spcc6n, wn. Spit, iron prong; large pin.
Espia, /»/. A spy. (Nau.) A warp.
Espiacion, «< Y. Eaepiacion,
£si>iar, va. To spv, watch closely; lurk, lie
in wait (Nauo To warp. [piatorio.
Espiativo, Esplatdrio, a. V. JRoptativo, JSov
Espibio, Espibidn, 9m. Dislocation or the
neck of animals.
Espicaodltloa, 9/. Tellow or Boman valerian.
Espicandrdi, ^. (Bot) Spikenard.
EspichAr, va. To prick. V. Pinchar, To
give up the ghost
Espiche, 9m. Anointed wo^)on; peff, plug.
Eepichdn, am. Wound with a pointed weap-
on.
Espiga, 4/r Ear, spike; tenon; brad; ftisoe ;
spUe, pin, peg; sail of a galley. E9piga
eU ofi'ua. Tond-weed. Queaar99 A la
eapigOt To remain to the last
Espigad^ra, ^f. Gleaner, leaser.
Espig^o, da, a. Tall ; having sprouts.
Espigad6r, 9m. (Little us.) Gleaner, leaser.
Espigaddra, 9f. v. Sapigadera.
EspigAr, vn. To shoot into ears; grow.— ikt
To glean ; make bridal presents ; 'tenon.
Espificon, am. Ear or spike; sting; point
(Met) Irritation.
EspiguUla, ^f. Edging ; a small oar or spike.
Espil6cbo, am. Poor, destitute person.
Espilorcberia, i(f. (Low) Sordid avarice.
Espillad6r, am. (Low) Player, gambler.
Espin, am. Porcupine.
Espina. f{f. A thorn: fish-bone; spfne: scru-
ple, doubt Evpina bianco^ Woolly-cot-
ton thistle.
Espindca, ^ (Bot) Bpinage.
Espinad^ra, ^ Act of pricking with a thorn,
Ei^plnAl, Espinir, am. Place full of thorn-
bushes; arduous enterprise.
K^pinAl, a. Spinal, dorsal [provoke.
EsplnAr, va. To prick with thorns; nettle,
E^pinAzo, am. Spine, back-bone.
Espini^I, am. A fish-line with many hooks.
Esplndia, {< A kind of versification ; spinel-
ruby.
Espineo, ea, a. Made of thorns.
EspinAta, af. Spinet, a small harpsichord.
Esping&rda, f^ A small piece of ordnance;
a large hand-gun. {fi^ingarda,
EsplngardAda, ^ Wound of a ball fh>m m
Espiniea, ilia, if. dim. A small thorn.
Espinllla, ^ Shin or shin-bone.
Espinita, ^ dim. A little thorn.
Espkno, am* Thorn-tree ; a prickly plant.
Espin^so, sa, a. Spiny, thorny ; arduona.
Esplndso, am, Three-spincd stickleback.
EspinzAr, va. To burl, dress cloth.
Espi6n, am. Spy. Y. Eap^a.
£spi6te, am. A sharp-pointed weapon.
Bspiqne, am. Y. B9picanardL
Espira, kf* SpJral ; »?*'«. winding stairoaM
£spiraci<Sn, ^ Expiration, respiration.
Bspirad^TO, am. V. Baapiradara.
Espiraddr, am. He who expires or bieathet.
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Bsph'41, a. Spin), winding, helieaL
Kftplrtota, pa. Expiring, respiring.
£»pirAr, im. To expire; fly oat— «a. To
exiiale; inftue a divine spirit; Ulce out
Etpiradvo, ra, a. Ttiat wliicb can breathe.
Espirte, »/. (Bot) Bpirca.
Eepironqne, mt. (Icbtii.) Smelt, loach.
Espiritir, «a. To irriUte, agiute. V. En-
tUmonictr. — w. To be poasessod vitti an
erll spirit
Eepiritillo, 9tn. dim. A little spirit
Espirttoeamdntis, ad. Spiritodfv, ardently.
fispIritdsOfSa^o. Spiritous; spirited, active.
Espirita, «m. Spirit; soul; genins; ardor,
courage, manhood; torn of mind; ghost,
demon; alcoholic liquor. M JS$piritu
iifanto. The Holy Ghost EsplrUumalig-
no. The deviL Dor si e§piritu^ To give
up the ghoet Cobrar eep^rittt^ To take
courage.
Espirituill, a. Spiritual, ghostly.
Espirituaiidid, ^ Spirituality.—^ Eccle-
siastical revenues.
Espiritoalista, 9m. Spiritualist
Eeptritualizir, vcl To spiritualize, purify.
Espiritnalmdnte, ad. Spiritually.
E9pii'itn68o, sa, a. Bpirituoos; ardent, lively.
Espita, ^. Faucet; tii>pler: span.
Espitur, va. To tap, put a nucet in.
Espito, 8m. Printer's peel, oven-peeL
Esplanaddn, ^ Y. JSiplanaeiofu
Esplan&da, c/. (Fort) Esplanade.
Esplandr, va, v. JBxplanar.
EsplayAr, va. V. Ea^)la!/ar.
Esplendente, pa. (Poet) Sblning, sllttering.
Esplend6r, cii. (Poet) To solno, glitter.
Espldndidamdnte, ad. Splondidl v, nobly.
Esplendidez, ^ Splendor, lungnifloence; os-
tentation.
Esplendido, da, a. Splendid, magnificent
Esplendur, tm. Splendor, lustre, glory;
finery.
Esplen^tico, ca, a. Splenetic
Espldnico, Espldnio, mn. One of the mnaclos
of the bead.
Espletivo, a. V. ExpMAvo.
Eeplidkble, Esplicaci6n, and other words
bMtnning with Espli. Y. Baopli . . .
EsplTdgo, «m. (Bot) Lavender.
Esplin, am, (CJoII.) Spleen, mdancholy.
EspKnqnc^ tm^ Bird-trap.
EM>loracion, Esploraddr, and other words
beginning with Saplo. Y. Elaeplo . . .
Esp^io, 9m. Calx; ivory-ashes.
EspolMa, ^ Prick with a spur.
Espoi&zo, sm. A violent prick with a spur.
Espolead&ra, «/C Wound made with a spur.
Eepoleir, va. To spur ; incite, urge forward.
E^l^ta, ^ Fusee ; small bone of birds.
Espolin, 9m. Silk stuff with flowers; kind
of shuttle.
Espolin&do, da, a. Flowered : applied to silka
Espolinibr, va. To weave silk in flowers.
Esp611o,£m. Proper^ which a preUte leaves.
Bspelique, 9m. V. £9poli9ia for a servant
Eejiolistn, 9m. A running footman; con-
tractor who fiums an eapolio.
Bapolon, 9m. SfJir; acute angle; chflblatn.
EspolvoreAr,«rtT< powder, tprlnkld; dnat;
Boauer.
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Ebpolvnrizib', va. To siiatter^wder.
Espond^, sfn. Sponde^ two long syllablea
Eepundii, 9m. Y. V^teora.
Esiiondnte, Espon^r, and other words b»
ginning with Eitpo. Y. JSarpo . , .
Espongiosidad, ^Bponginess.
EsiMSnJa, ^Sponge; pumice-stone; sponger.
EtfpoujjHdo, «m. Sponge-sugar. Tmetal
Esponjadura, «/t Sponging; deibct in cast
EspoiO&r, vcL To sponge, soak, imbibe.—
vr. To be puflTed up with pride.
EspoiUUla, ito, ueUs i^ dim. A small piece
of sponge.
Ebik>i068o, so, a. Spongy, porous, ftmgooL
Esi)on84Ie8, 9m. pL Espousals.
Esponsalicio, cia, a. Nuptial, spousal.
£spontincam6nte, ad. Spontaneously, vol*
untarily. [neously,
Espontanedree, vr. and n. To avow sponta>
Espontanelddd, ^ Spontaneity, spontane-
onsncfis.
Espontiineo, nea, a. Spontaneous, voluntary.
Espontdn, 9m. S|)ontoon, a half-pikew
Espontonida, ^Spontoon-salute.
EsportiUla, ^ The contents of a frail oi
basket, basketful.
EsporteAr, va. To carry in flails or baskets.
Esportilla, ^ dim, A small frail, pannier,
or basket [burdena
Esportillero, 9m. Porter, one who carriea
Esportillo, 9m. Pannier, frail, basket
Esportdn, 9m. aufftn^ A large pannier.
EspiSrtuU, 9^' (Prov.) Judicial fees.
Esprtna, */ Wife, spouse, matron.—^ Hand'
cuflis, fettera
Esp6so, 9m. Husband, spouse, consort
Esprilla, (Bot) V. EncaiUt,
Espresam^nte, Espresar, and other wonia
becrlnning with £9pr. Y. £^/>r.
Espringa-balas, ^. (Nan.) Pump-handle.
Esnu^la, ^ Spur; stimnlus, incitement
Aio8o de ejtpwlaa, Y. Bspoliata. Pon^
«9/m«2a«, To incite, urce on. JSspuelada
caballsro, (Bot) Lark's spur, or lark"*
heel.
E»puc*nda, «: Margin of a river.
£(4>uarta, ^ Pannier, basket, frail
£spu6sto, Espugnacion, and other words
beginning with E9pu, Y. Eaepu. . .
Espulgad^ro, 9m. B<^^gar's lousing-place.
Espulgador, ra, «. One who deans off lioo.
Esnulgdr, va. To louse, clean from lice or
fleas ; examine closelv.
Esp6lgo, 9m, Cleaning from lice or fleaa.
EspCima, ^. Froth, spume, foam, scum.
mpum^i dtf plata., Litharge of silver.
Eapumu da nitro^ Aphronitrum.
Espnmaddra, ^ Skimmer, ladle.
Espnm^e&r, vn. To ftt>th at the mouth.
Espum^o, 9m. Froth, spume.
EspumiJ^so, sa, a. Foamy, frothy, spnmouib
Espnm&nte, pa. Foaming at tlie mouth.— a.
Sparkling. [— im. To froth, foam.
Espumii, wk To skim, scum ; foam, sparklei
Espumariyo. «77t. Foam, ft^tli flrum the
month. Echar99pumarajo9porlaboc0^
To foam at the mouth. [crystallixed.
Espnm^ 9m. Place whero salt water {|
Espumilla, ^f. Thread craiM, linen Cambria
Eftpumill6n, 9m. Bilk crape or ganaa
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Eepoin^so, aa, a, Spmnr, tnthj^ foamj.
E»pandiA, f^ (Voter.) Tamor. [gonaina
Esptirio, riis a. Spurious ; adaltemtod, not
EspurriAr, V€L To spart, moisten.
Esiinrhr, vn. To stretch oat tlio logs. -
£sp6to, «m. Spittle, saliva.
£5qnebn\)&r, va. To split, cleave.— «r. To
be fbU of splits.
Eequ^e, wiu (Among gardeners) Catting.
XsqaoJa, «/. Billet, smiill lett«r, note. Sa-
quda amatoria^ Blllot-doas, a love-lot-
ter.
EBqQel6to, 9m, Skeleton, frame.
Bsquelita, sf. A small note, a billet
Esqntoa, tf. Spine of fishes.
Bsqa^ro, nn. Leather bag ir poach.
Keqaidido^ da, a. Sketched, traced, deline-
ated.
EsqTiicfAr, «a. To sketch, oatline; trace.
Ksqnleio, «m. Sketch, outline.
Eaqolfida, ttf, A skiff-load ; vaolt of a cistern.
Ksquifar, va. To arm a boat with oars; fit
out a ship.
Esqnife, «m. A skiff, a small boat (Arch.)
CjlLndrical vault
EsoniUi, ^f. Hand-betl, cattle-bell; sheep-
shearing; shrimp; water-spider. (Bot)
Esqail&da, tf, (Prov.) V. C^ncmrada.
Esqailador, wi. Sheep-shearer, clipper.
£8qnll&r, va. To shear sheop; climo.
£8qoil6nela, V. Ssquinancia.
Esquileo, am. Sheep-shearing time.
Esqnil^ta, ^ dim. Small beH
Ksquilf&da, f/T Y. Eaquifada.
£sqaillm6so, sa, a, I>astldioa^ over-nice.
Eeqoilraur, ra. To gather in produce. 3i-
quilmar la ti6rra. To impoverish the
eanlL [of cattle.
Esquilmo, «m. Harvest or produce of vine^
Ksquilo, am, Shcarlng-time ; kind of squir-
rel.
Eequildn, 9m. A small bell; large cattle-bcll.
Esquina, «C Outward corner, ^g<s or angle.
BaUir <u etfjuina^ To be at variance.
EsquinMo, da, a. Cornered, angled.
Esanin&ncia, Esquincucia, a/, Quin^v sore-
throat. Tmatlc rush.
Esquininte, Esquinfinto, 9m. Kind of aro-
Esquink*, va. To make a comer, form an
ansle.
Eequ1n&zo,9m. Comer, acute angle; quinsy.
Esquinco, am. Kind of serpent or crocodile.
Esquin^Ia, «/ Leg-armor.
Esquinzaa6r, 9m, Rag-room in paper-miUa.
EsQulnzdr. va. To cut up rags.
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fisqnivo, va, a. Scornful, fiistidlons; ahf
cold ; strong, terrible.
Esqnizado, da, a. Spotted marble.
Est «m. East V. Eiie,
EsUbilidH «/ Stability, permanenca.
Esti'ible, a. Stable, permanent, steady, firm
EsUble&r, va. To tame, domesticate.
£atableced6r, am. Founder; oonfirmer.
Eatablecdr, xa. To enact, establish ; foond.
—vr. To fix one's self rtablishiai^
Establod^nte, pa, and a. Establisher; ee-
Establecimiinto, am. Establishment I*w.
ordinance; settlement; footing.
EsUblem^nte, ad. Stably, flnnly.
Establerizo, Establ^ro, 9m. llosUer, groom.
Establillo, 9m. dim, A suudl stable.
Estiblo, 9m. Stable, stalls tw animals; hoetry.
Estaca, ^ A stake: cutting: cudgel—^
(Nau.)Thowls or tholes; divisions; damp*
nails. A' la eataca^ Confined to a plaoei
Eatar d la e^aca^ To live very poorly.
Estacida, ^f. Palisade; paling; place fcr a
duel
EstacMo, 9m. Place for a duel
Estacur, va. To stake round ; tie to a stakic
— vr. To be inclosed with stakes.
Estaciizo, 9m, Blow given with a stake.
Estiicha, tji A harpoon-lino.
£suci6n, f/: Station, sUte, sitoation; sea-
son; time; visit for prayer. Andar es-
tacionea^ To perform stationarv prayer*.
Andar la9 etiaeioTUA, To follow. one^
business or habits. [tionary.
Estacioni^l, a. Belonging to the seasons ; sta-
Estaclon^o, rla, a. Stationarv, not pro-
gressive, [gain fndnlgenoea.
Estacion6ro, ra, a. Churoli frequenter t(»
£etac5n, am. augm. A large stake.
Eetacte, am. Myrrh-watcr.
Estdda, «/ Stay, sojourn, residence.
Estadil, am, I^d-mea^ure, about 11 sqoafo
feet; holy neck-ribbun, Ac; fathom of
wax tai>er.
£stAdio,«m. Kaco-courso; stadium; forlon^
Estadista, 9m. Stati.st statesman.
Estadistica, {/T Statistics, table.
EstadisUco, ca, a. Statistical, politleaL
Estadizo, xa, a. Stagnant corrupted.
Estddo, em. State, condition ; rank ; state-
ment, report; suite, attendants. JMado
general or Uano^ Commoners of any dis-
trict Eatado hone^o^MtA(\en'St9.t&, Ma^
tsrias da eetado, SUte affairs. Poner d
wio eatado or darle eatado. To set one
up in life ; to marry one. Eatado mayor,
(Mil.) Stait Hombra de cttado. State*-
man. [^EOacm,
Estad6Jo, Estaddfio, am, (Prov.) Stake. Y.
Est&fa, af. Trick, deceit imposition.
Estafador, ra, a. Impostor, swindler.
Estaf^, va. To deceive, defraud, swindle ;
coat with whiteu
Estai&rmo, am. Figure of an armed man;
Idle fellow, who affects imporuuice.
Estafero, am. Errand-boy, stablo-boy.
Estafijta, ^, Courier, express; general po«l>
ofilce.
Estafet^ro, am. Post-master.
Estafetil, a. Belonging to a courier or peat.
Estafll6apiftAda, V^FIvo-leaved bladdcr-oiii
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IstBflAAgra, 9f. (Bot) Staresacro, loosewort
BsUla, y. Stable; eaa-port
Bstaladon, ^f. Clasa, rank, order.
JEstalAge, mn. Stay, aojoarn. V. Bftan/iia,
£atalingad6ra, rnn. The bending of a cable.
Estaling&r, vcl (Nau.) To bend a cable.
Estallor, vn. To crack. (Met) To break oat
Estallido, Eat^lo, am. Crack, crackling; re-
port I>ar un entallido^ To publish, ex-
pose. To break ft-andulentlj. [dora.
Estnindtes, «m. Sort of doth made in Flan-
Estamb6r, am. (Nao.) Stern-poat
Eetambrado. un. Kind of worsted cloth.
Estambror, «a. To apin worsted.
Batdmbre, mn. Fine worated yam ; combed
wool. (Bot) Stamen. Stkambre de la
9ida, (Poet) The thread of Ufa Warp.
V. Urdimbre.—pL (Bot) Chives.
Eatamdnto, tn. Each of the estates of the
Cartes (clergv, nobility, and commons)^
Estamefia, ^Woollen serge.
Estame&dt& sm. Kind of sergo.
Estdmpa, (ff. Stamp, impression, track, pat-
tern, print, cat engraving; first sketch.
Estampado, «m. Iropression ; embossing.
EstampAdo, da^ a. Stamped, printed, em-
bossed.
Estarapad6r, am. Printer; print-dealer.
Estampdr, va. To print, stamp, embon;
leave Atot-marka.
Estamporia, ^. Print-shop.
'Estamp^ro, am. Stamp maker or dealer.
Estampida. «/ (Am.) Stami)cdeu Darttna
eatampida. To run away in debt
Estampido, iff. Report of a gan ; crack, crash.
Dar eatamptdo. To pahlish, make a noitie.
Estarapklla, ^ A smalt print or press; sig-
net seal
Estampita, a/, dim. A small print or stamp.
Estancar, to. To stop, check; monopolize.
Est&noia, iff. Stay, sojourn ; mansion, dwell-
ing: sitting-room; stanza. (Am.) Farm;
lamied property; camp.
Estancidro, am. Overseer of a team.
Estinco, am. Government monopolv; place
where monopolv goods aro sold; stay;
repository, archives; tank.
Est&nco. ca, a. Tisht, stanch, watcr-fhst
Estandurte, am. Banner, standard, colors.
Estangurria, {/! Strangm-y; catheter; drop-
plng-spring.
EstAnquo, am. Pond, basin: dam of water.
Bstanqu6ro, am. Keeper or reservoirs ; re-
tailer of monopoly goods.
Estanqaill6ro, am. A tobacconist
Estanquillo, am^ Privileged cigar-store.
Eatanqaito, am. dim. A small pond or dam.
Estintal, am. Buttress. V. Estribo.
EstAnte, am. Book-case, case of shelves; im-
age* bearer; props of the crosp-beams. —
pa. and a. Being; extant; fixed, perma-
nent
Estanterdl, am. Centre of a galley.
E>tantigaa. fff. Phantom; deformed person.
BsUntio, tia, a. Standinsr still; dull, lifeless.
EstaflAdo, am. Ve»>el fbr melted tin.
Estafladdr, am. Tinman, maniflsctarer of
tin-plate.
Bstejkad&ra, at Tinning:
GstdSAr, «A To tin.
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EstafiAroi am. Maker or dealer in tin-wim
EstAfio, mn. Tin, tin-plate; stagnant pooL
Estaqndro, am. Buck or doe of a year old.
EstAquida, 4^ (Bot) Hedge-nettle.
Estaquilla, ita, «/! A peg; wooden pin; b«an
of a loom.
Estaqaillad6r, am. Peg-awL
EstaquillAr, vo. To peg.
EstAr, «>n. To be (at the moment); to be
(temporarily); to stand. Ealar m^ to
understand, bo of tiie opinion, atand in or
cost, consist in, answer for. Etiar pof
or para^ To be about to, be ready for.
iS^ffar (2a, To act as. JMar d err«, To be
doing with the utmost care. SataralerUtt
To be on the watch. JSaiar da pis <tt
en pU; satar levantado or dsraeno^ To
stand. Eatar ds per medio^ To intor-
poeei Eatar aohre «i, To be tranquil or
Serena 2>om2eMtofno«/ An expression
of admiration or disgust EttUt K. f Do
voQ know f Eatar a la oapcu, (Nan.) To
lleta
E&tArse, vr. To be detained ; ttay.
Estarcido, am. Dusted outlina [line.
Estarcir, vo. To dust through a prfckiid ont-
Estarias. af. pi. (Nau.) Lay-daya ; dem.trraga
E'8ta.sl, sm.^. E'wttiaL
EstAUco, ca, a. V. EaeMtUw.
EstAma, af. (Orn.) Kind of small partridga
Estat6ra, ^ BaUnce, steel-yard; Qredan
coin.
EstAtIca, af. Statics.
EstAtice, am. (Bot) Sea-la vender; statiro.
Estdtoa, af. A statue ; a dull, stupid fellow.
EstatuAria, af. Sutuary.
EittatuArio, am. Sculptor.
Estatuir, va. To establish, ordain, enact
Estatiira, ^ Statnra height of a person.
EstatutArlo, ria, a. Statutory.
Estat6to, am. Sututa Uw, ordinance.
EstAy, «». (Nau.) Stay.
E'ste, am. East
E'stc, t^ to, pron. dam, This. En eataay
en eatotraa, ad^ In the mean whlla jBn
eata, At this tima Para eataa or par
eataa, Exproesion of menaca
EstebAr, va. To put cloth into the dye-ketUa
Est^la, ^ (Nan.^ Wake, the track of a shipu
EstelAria, << (Bot) The silvery ladies-man-
tla
Estelifero, ra. a, (Poet) Stellifbrous, starry.
Estelina dudosa, {/C (Bot) Bosemaiy-leaved
stnhelina. [stone.
Esteli6n, am. Stelllon, spotted lizard; toad-
EstelionAto, am. (Law) btellionate, deftaud-
mff the unwary.
Estel^n, am^ Toad-stona
EstemenAraa, «A J92L (Nan.) Futtock-tfmben.
EstemporAl, JSstemporAneamente, and 01 *eff
words b(«lnning with EsU, V. EsOa. . «
Est^pa, ^ Bock-rosa JSMepa ootnun^ lAXf
rel-leaved rock-rose.
EstepAr, am. Place filled with rock-roses.
EstepeWtles, am. pL (Nau.) Scupper-nallc
Estepilla. af. Whfte-leaved rock-rose.
Est^ra, ^ Mat of palm-leaf, grass, sedge. ^
EsterAr, va. To mat, cover with mata.-<Ni
To clothe one's self warmly.
EstercAr, va. (Prov.) V. Eatarcolnr
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btorcoladiira, ^ Eatorcolamldnto, am,
Ejecting excruments; nuuiiiring with
dang. [To void the excrements.
Estercoliff va. To 'dang, tnannre, &c. — m.
Eatercoldro, 9m. Dang-cart driver; dungbilL
£stercolizo, za, Kstercoriceo, a. Stercora-
4K>ua.
£stercu61o, 9m. Stercoration.
Bsteret^rrafia, */ Stereography,
Estoreografico, ca, a. Steroographic.
Eslerooinetrta, «^ Stereometrv.
Estereotipa, ttf. V. BOereotipia.
EstereoUpdr, va. To etereotypo.
Estereotipla, »/. Stereotypography.
Estereotipico, ca, a. Stereotype, stereotypic.
Ksterdro, mu Mat-maker, mat-seller.
Ktteril, a. Bterfle, barren, unfruiiftiL
Esterilidiid,^ Sterility, barrenness; scarcity
of corn.
Esterillzir, sm^ To sterillzo.
Esterilla, {/T Small mat; ferret lace^ Ffte-
' riUa da carda, Hsir-cloth.
£st^rilm6nte, ad. Barrenly, rnifruitfblly.
Eatarlin, mu Y. Bocaci.
Esterlino, na, a. Sterling.
E8tem6n. «m. Sterna m, the breast-bone.
Estero, «ik, Deep covo, creek; salt-marsh;
matting,
Estwqaero, »m. Y. Est^rcolero,
Eeterquitino, am. Dunghill, dungheap.
Estert6r, am. Death-rattle. [rlaare-perch.
£st6v& ^ Stowage; plongh-handle ; c«r-
EstevMo, da, a, &>w4egged.
EJBtav6n, am. Y. E^eta.
Estez/ido« sm. Y. OorredL
Estibia, (if. (Yeter.) Luxation. Y. Eapibio.
Estiblo, $m. Antimony.
Estl^ot, «m. Dunsr, compost, manure; filth.
Estigio, gia, a. Stygian.
EstiLir, vn. and a. To nse, be accustomed ;
draw up in writing as usual (Low) To
di«tiL
Estilieidto, an. Dropping; gnttor.
Esillito, mti. dim, A small style or gnomon.
Estilo, «m. Style; gnomon; use, custom.
Estima, ^. Esteem, respect (Nau.) Dead
reckon infls
Estimabili<Ud. af. Estlmableness.
Estlmiblo, a. Estimable, computabla
Estimacidn, ^ Estimation, esteem ; vala»-
tion, appraisal. Iktimacion propria,
SelMove; instinct
Estimad6r, em. Esteemer, estimator.
Estimir, «& To estimate, value, appraise ;
esteem; thank.
Estimativa, ^ Power of judging; instinct
EstlmnlAnte, pa. Stimulating, exciting.
Estimuldr, tXL To sting, stimulate; incite,
encourage.
Bstimnlo, am. Stlnir. stimulus; incitement
Estincion, EaUnguible, and other words be-
ginning with i^il Y. Eieti , . .
K^tineo. ttm, Scink. a kind of lizard.
Estio, Mm The summer.
EKtiomenAdo, dn, n. Mortified, corropted.
Bstloinenir, to. To corrode, mortify.
Estiomeno, am. Mortification, gangrene.
Eatipendiar, WL To give stipend.
Betlpeodlirlo^ am. Stipendiary. [fee.
Estif todio, am. Stipend, salary, pa;, wages,
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Estlplte, Estfpe, am. Pilaster like a revenoi
pvramid.
Estiptic^r, fOi To nse or apply a styptic
EstlpticIdM, 4< Stypticlty, power of stanch,
ing blood; oostivenesa,
Estiptico, ca, a. Styptic, astringent; costive;
miserly; difflcnit to bo obtained.
Estiptiqudz, ^ Costlveness. [covenant
E8tipulncl6n, ^ Stipulation, promise, clause,
KstipnlAnte, pa. Stipulator; stipnlating
KstipalAr, aa. To stipulate, contract, bar-
(raln, covenant
Efeiira, af. Kind of knife used by tanners.
£stiradam6nte, ad. Scarcely, dilficnltly ; vi-
olently.
Estir^o, da, a. Stretched, extended, expand-
e<l; grave, stiff, fiill of affected dignity.
Estirijar, EsUrazAr, txj. (Coll.) Y. ^tlrar,
Estir^dn, Estlry6n, am. iColl) Y. Eatlron.
Estirar, ca. To stretch, lengthen ; adjust;
enlai^ upon. Estirar la barra. To make
every effort to attain any thing. — vr. To
stretch, be extended; bo stock up ^ith
pride. [To grow rapidly.
E8tir6n, am. Pull, hanllng. Dar un eatiron^
Estirpe, ^f. Bace, origin, stock.
Estitico, ca, a. Y. Eatlptico.
KstiUqofe, af. Costlveness. Y. Eatipttqwa.
Estiva, 4/: liammer. \.Atacador. Stow-
Estivacidn,"^ The barrelling of herrings, Ac
Estivad6r, *m. Wool-packer, stevedore.
EstivAI, a. Estivol, pertaining to the sum-
mer, [straiten.
E6tlv4r, va. To stow, steve ; compress wool,
Estivo, va, a. Y. Eativak
E'sto, pron. dem. This. A' esto^ Hereto.
Con eaiOf Herewith. En eato^ Herein,
hereinto. -SW>r# esto. Hereon, hereupon.
For esio. Hereby.
Estocada, af. Stab. Edocada de vin<\
Breath of a person intoxicated.
Est6fe, V. Quilted stuff; quality, condition.
Estofado, da, a. Quilted; stewed.
Estoflldo, am. Stowed meat
E8tofod6r, am. Quilter.
Estofi&r, va. To quilt; paint relievos on t
giltffround; stew.
EstolcMmo, am, Stoicisnu
Estoioo, ca, o. Stoic, stoical— ^«m. Stoio.
Est^la, 4/^ Stole, BcarC Darechoa da eatola^
Surplice-fees.
Estolld^ af. Stupidity, incapacity.
Est61ldo, da, a. Stupid, foolish.
Estoldn, am, augm, A Uu-ge stol&
EstomadU, a. Stomachic. [enrage
EstomagAr, va. and n. To stomach, resent;
EstomagAzo, am. auffm. Large stomach.
Est6mago, am. The stomach. Eidoinaffc
avantwaro^ Sponger. Yalor; pallenc«
TeMT buan aalomago^ To bear insults pa-
tiently.
Estomagudro, am. Stomacher. [stomach.
Estomagtilllo, «m. A small stomach ; weak
EBtomaiicAl, a. Stomachic.
Estomaticdn, am. Stomach plaster.
Est6pa, nf. Oakum, tow; tow-cloth.
Etitopida, a/. QuanUty of tow tor spinnfttf
Estop^flo, ua, a. Belonging Co tow.
Estope&r, Ta.T^ calk.
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lftop«r6I, 9nK Tarpftalinff nans; match or
jr\ck of tow. [wound with tow.
E^topero, am: Part of the piston of a ^ump
Gaioi>illaf ^ The flneet part of hemp ; long-
lawn.
Estopin, 9m. Qnlck-matoh, to firt off a gnn.
£8to(>6n, mn. Coara* ttw.
EBfvp<^ sa, a. Belonging to tow; filaceous.
Eeioqae, tm. A long sword. (BoL) V. £•-
padiUa.
Estoifueador, tm. Thmeter.
£stoqucur, 9a, To thrnst with a long sword.
Estoquto, em, Throdting or stabbing.
Estoh^ue, mi. Storax; gum-storaz. J^
toraqus liquido. Sweet gtim liquidambar.
£Btorbad6r, ra, «. Ilinderer, obstructer.
EstorbAr, to. To binder, obetmct, Ibrbid.
Est6rbo, «m. Impediment, obstruction, nnl-
Eatom^a, »/. Linch-nin washer.
Eslomino. 9m. (Om.) Starling.
Eetomudiir, vn. To sneeze.
Estomudo, 9m. Sternutation, sneeze.
Estornuut^rio, mm. Sternutatory, medicine
that provokee sneezing.
Estorsion, ^. Y. JOxtorewn.
£stmt61, 9m, Death-gurgle.
Est6tro, tra. Svio ^ra, This other.
EstovAr, «a. V. Ahogar.
Estribo, Estrabdn, 9m. Y. Biaeo.
£straoc(6n, EstractAr, and other worda be-
ginning with E^ra. Y. BxAra , . .
Estraciila, ^f. Fine blotting-paper.
EstrMa, 9f. Daia, platform ; caose way, pared
road, turnpike. Satrada enontH^rtOi
(Fort) Covert-way.
Estradiota, </: Biding with long sthrmps and
stiff legs; kindnflance.
EBtradi6te. ta, a. Riding with long stirrnpe.
Sutrttdiote^ Soldier mounted with long
•tirmpf.
EstrMo, 9m, Drawing-room; embelthh-
menta of a drawing-room. S9irodo9,
Court-rooms; baker's tabia
Bstni&Uriam6nt«, ad. Carelessly; extrava-
gnntly, wildly. [qneer, eccentric
EstrafkiArio, ria, & Slovenly drossed ; odd,
EstrHgadam6nte, ad, Depmvedly; oddly.
EstragMo, da, a. Exhausted or emaciated.
Estragad6r, ra, 9. Corrupter, destroyer.
Estragami^ntow 9m, Bavaga, waste; cornip-
tion of morals. rdescroy, waste.
Estragir, vo. To depraTSi, vitiate, corrupt;
Eatriigo, «m Deatmctlon, ravaga, ruin, hav-
oc; wiokednesa, depravity.
Estrag6n, 9m. Tarragon wormwood.
Eatramboaldid, ^ Distortion <tf the eyea
Estramb6te. ai^.. Burden of a song.
Estramb^tioo, ca, a. Strange, irregular; ec-
. centric [sUnk-weed.
Bstram6nlo, am. Stramonium; tbom-apple;
EBtrang61,«fn. (Yeter.) TnHamination in the
tongue. [menta.
Estrang^L aim. Month-piece of wlnd-instra-
Estrapontina, ^f. Kind of hammock.
Eatfatag^BM, f^ Stratagem; triek,artnil de-
ception.
Eatratigfa, f< Stratngy, military sdenoa.
EatraUgioo, ca, & ^L) 8tratc«te, ttrategl-
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Estratiflcacidn, ^. (Mln.) StraUfleaUon.
Ketratiflcdr, va. (Min.) Tfi stratUV.
Estrati^te, «m, (BoL) Water soldier. K*
trtiHota aloid^^ Aloe-like water soldier.
Estrilve, «m. Curved end of the keel forward.
Esuiza, a/. Ka«, fhigment of cloth. J*ap9l
da ettraza^ Brown paper; wrapping-pa-
per.
E»tr8zir, twr. To tear or break Into pieces.
Estrecnamonte, art. Narrowly, closely; ex-
actly; strongly; strictly; scantily, pen a-
rionsly.
Estrechamitoto, am. Tigfatneea, narrowinr
K^trechAr, va. To tighten ; contract, curtail;
confine; constrain; restrain. — cr. To re-
duce one's expenses ; act in concert ; com-
municate in confidence; be directed; ba
intimate.
Estrecb^ t^f. Straitness, narrowneea, close-
ness; inUmacy; arduous nnaertoking;
austerity; poverty.
£Btr6cho, 97n, Strait; pass; peril, danger.
£str6cbo, cba, a. Narrow, dose, tight; in-
timate; rigid; exact; narrow-minded;
poor. Al estrfcho^ Neceesarlly.
£strech6n, am. iLluJe us.) Y. Et4recJu».
Estrech6ra,^ Narrowness; austAlty; dls*
tress; intimacy.
Estrogad^ra, ^f. Brush for rubbing off dirt
Estrcgad^jro, am. Place where beasts rub
themselves ; place tor washing clothes.
EatregadAra, 4^^ Friction, rubbing.
ENtregamidnto. am. Friction.
Estreffar, to. To rub, scour, grind ; aeratoh.
Estr^Ra, «/ A star; fkte, destiny. Tenet
mtreUa^ To be fortunate. Eatrellaa ar
ranUa, Pianota, satellitoa. Con aUreUah
At night
Estrcllida, 4^ (Bot) Great stitch-wort
Estrellad^^ mn. Pan for flr}-ing egea whola.
EstrelUdo, dia, a. Starry; horse with a whiti
mark on the fiioo. IIueto9 etitreUadoa
Poached eggs.
Estreilam&r, am. (Bot) Buckthorn pkntain.
Estrellir, a. Stellated, starry.
£streI14r, «a. To dash to pieces; confound.
Eatrallar Atieeoa, To poach eggs. E^
treUaraa eon imo. To fall out with one.
Estrelldra,^ Phdn rigging without runners.
Estrelloro, am. Star-gaser. [star.
Estrellioa, ita, EstroIlnOla, ^f. dhn. Littl«
Estrellizdr, va. To sprinkle with stara.
Estrelldn, am. Large atar ; star ball in Sre-
worksi KaiU'aUone9, CaItrop^ crow>feet
Estremadam^nte, Estremddo, and otha
worda begfnnlijg with ACTA Y,JBBBtra...
£stremeo6r, «a. To make tremble, frtghten.
(Nan.) To labor hanL—^vr, To trembly
shudder. [shaking.
Estremedml^nto, «». Trembling, quaking
Estreoi^ao, 9m. (Prov.) Trembling.
Estremiohe, am. Timber notched Into tha
knees of a ship.
Estr^na. Eatronaa, ^f. A new-year'a gtfk:
handael ; treat on putting on new clotbaa
Estreniov vo. To handsel ; oommenoe; treat
— er. To bttrin to put in execution.
Eatrtoo, am. Commencement, handsel
Eatrenque, 9m. Orass-rope. (gardly
Estrefiido, da, a. Close bonn<l, costlvo ; nig
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lifttrefitmidnto, sm. OlwtrnctloD ; restrain-
ing; co6tirene68.
Kstre&ir, vti. To bind, restrain.— ©r. To re-
BinUn one's selt E^refUrss el vierUre^
To constipate, be costi ve.
EstrupH, Estrepilla, 4/! (Bot) Y. SsUpiUa,
Estrepito, 9m. Noise, clamor, bnstle.
Estrepitosamdnte, <id. Clamorously, ob-
Atreperoosly. [ous.
Estrepitoso, sa, a. Noisy, boisterous, clamor-
EstriA, iff. (Arch.) Flatinj^ on a pUiar.
Eotriadora, ^ (Areh.) Fluting.
Estriar, va. (Arch.) To flute, cut columns
into grooves, gutter. — vr. To be grooved.
Bsiriba^^ro, sm. Prop^ stay. [supported.
Estrib^r, vtk To prop up; build upon; be
Bstrib^ra, ^. Buttress, pillar; joiner's bench.
Estrlberia, s/. Place where stirrups are kept
Estriberdn, «m. Cro6s*timbera, dec, on tbe
ground, to prevent slipping.
Estrlt&llo, «/n. Burden of a song, sometimes
b<»inning it; tautology, [stirrup-bone.
£stribo,«fn. Buttress; stirrup; coach-step;
£strib6r, 8m. (Kau.) Starboard.
Bstribordarios, 9m. pt» People on the star-
board band.
Bstricdte (AIX ad. Without rule or order.
Terur al Mtricote, To harass, torment;
arouse with vain promises.
Estrlctam^nte, ad. Strictly.
Estricto, ta, a Strict, exact, severe, rigorous.
Estrid^nte. a. Causing noise or cracking.
Estrige, tf. Night-bird ; screech-owl, vam-
pira
Estringa, ^ Y. Agi^eta.
Estriaquc, »m. (Nau.) Y. Etirenque.
Sstiinsecam^nte, ad. Y. EaUnn^ooaimetUA,
Eetrinseoo, ca, a. Y. 3Ktr%n9eco.
Estrioir, va. (Pro v.) D««tripar.
Bstr6&i, 9/. (Poet) Strophe.
Estropajear, va. To run down with a dry
brush or bunch of grass. [of straw.
Estropi^6o, 9m. Rubbing down with a bunch
EstropiOo, 9in. Brush of a bunch of grass;
dish-dont; a worthless trifle.
Bstrops^osam^nte, ad. Stammoringly.
Efitrop^jdso, sa, a. Bagged, mean ; useless ;
stuttering.
Estropalina, 9/ Befhse of wool.
Estropeidu, da, a. Lame, maime^l, crippled.
£stropeami^nto,sm. Maiming, laming, crip-
pling, [mix Time and sand.
Estropeir, ra. To malm, cripple, mutilate;
Estropecillov 9m. dim. A slight stumble or
impedimetit
Estrop^ 9m. (Prov.) Maim, hurt iiUorr.
Bfftropl^so, 9m, Stumble, hinderance- im-
pedtmoct
BttrorUo, 9m. dim. (Nau.) A smaT. su«tp.
EMnSvo, 9m. CSwa.) Strap fi* blocka
Estmct&rft, v- Structure; order, method.
E9tru6ndo,«»k Clamc#r, noise; bustle; pomp.
BBtruend6so, sa, a. Noisy, clamorous; pomp-
•OB. [sure.
BstrnJadtos ^ Pressing, squeezlni^ pres-
BstrtOaroi«nlo. «m. Y. Ekrt^adura.
IGsrnddr, va. To press, squeeze. Satn^ar
el dinera. To be avaricious or covetous.
Rstn^6n, «m. The last pressing of grapes;
•queezlog.
ETE
Estrapad^r, 9m. Y. Estuprador,
Estrup^. TO. Y. Estuprar.
Esirupo, Estrupro, «Ws V. Estupro.
EstuAnto, a. Yory hot boiling, scorching.
EstntL'io, 9m. An estuary, ovoflowtd
ground.
Estucaddr, 9m. A stucco-plasterer.
listuciir, va. To stucco any thing.
Estuche, 9m. Caso for implements; etol;
small comb; a clever fellow.
Estuco^ on. Stucco, a kind of fine plaster.
£stud(ad6r, 9m. (CoIL) Student [scholar.
Estudiantdzo, «m. He who is reputed a great
Estudiiinte, «»n. Schokr, student: stage-
prompter, [scholar.
EstudiantiL a. Scholastic, belonging to a
Estudiantillo, 9m. dim, A little scholar.
Estudiantino, na, a. Belonging to a student
A' la sstudiatUina, Studoiit-fluhion.
Estudiantdn, 9m. auam. An old, big student
Estudiar, va. To study; muse, contomplate,
commit to memory ; attend the classes,
Estudio, em. Study, loaminx ; college, school,
studio ; attention, meditatioa JJaoer €9-
tudio de alguna ccwo, To act with art
JMudio gtneral^ University. Juea d4
e9iudio9^ A vice-chancellor In some Span-
ish univorsiUeSb— 7>A Time, trouble, care;
sciences, letters. E»iiudio9 mayor99^ The
b igher sciences. Dar 98tudio9 d uno. To
maintain one at his studies.
E8tudiosam6nte, ad. Studiously.
Estudiosiddrl, ^ Studiouanes.
E9tudi68o, sa. a. Studious: careful, soUoitona.
EstCifk, 9^. A stove; a hut-bouse; a dry bath;
a brasier. [stewed.
£8tufiid6r, em. Yessel in which meat it
E^tufar, va. Y. Edo/ar.
Estuft^ro, 9m. Stove-maker.
EstufilUs ^f. A muff; a foot-store
£stultem6nte, ad. (O^ll.) Foolishly, sillily.
Estultida, t(f. Folly, silUness, doltlshnees.
EstAlto, ta, a. Foolish, silly, doIUsh.
£stnosid4d, 4^ Burning, excessive hotnees.
Esttt6so, sa, a. Yeiy hot ardent; sun-burr .1
Estope&ocidn, ^ Stunefaotion, numbness.
Estupefkotivo, va, a. Stapeiyiag.
Estupefacto, a. Motionless, petrified.
Estnpendamtote, ad. Wonderfully, stupen-
dously.
£stup6ndo, da, a. Stupendous, wonderftaL
Estupidam^nte, ad. Stupidly, dully.
Estupid6i, ^ Stupidity, dninesa, stupidnesa
EstCipido, da, a. Stupid, dull, mopish.
Estupor, 9m. Stupoi; amazement, admlra-
tlo-- [tor.
^tuprad6r, 9m. Bavlsher. deflonrer, Tiola*
Estupriir, «a. To ravish, violate, defloar.
Est6pro, 9m. lUvlshment, rape^
Estdque. tfm Y. Entuco.
Estuqnista, 9m. Stucco-plasterer.
Esturir, va. To dry by heat; overdo mei^
EstorbAr, va Y. Arturhar.
Estarg^, va. To polish delft wareu
Esturidn, em. (Iclith.) Sturgeon.
E'sola, «C (Bot) Leafy-branched spurge
Et. c&n^. And.
Etapa, ^f, Batlon to troops In tbe fleUL
Etootera, ad. Et cotera (JecX
B'teh^ le, lo, int^. Seo, behold.
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A'tttf 9m. Stlj«r ; ardent fluid ; pare element
Bt6reo, rea, a> Ethereal, ethereooa, heavenly.
Btem4l, a. Eternal
Ecomalm^nte, ad. Etemallj.
Etemamcntco^/. Eternal ly, forever; never.
Eternidad, «/ Eternity; duration. [long.
Etemizar, CO. To eternize, perpetnate; pro-
Eturno, na, a. Eternal, endJc^a; dorable.
Eterom&nda, ^ Divination by the «liffht of
hirda. [on the east of opaln.
Ettelo, a. Wind from April to September,
E'dca, «/ Ethics, the doctrine of morality;
consumption.
E'tico, ca, a. Ethical, moral, treating on
morality ; hectic, consumptive.
Etimologu, ^ Etymolo^.
£timol6gfcam6nte^ ad, Etymologlcally.
EtimoiiSgIco, ca. a. Etymological.
Etimologista, «m. Etymologist, etymologer.
Etlmologizar, va. To etymologize.
BtifSpide, ^f. met) Clary, Ethiopian mullein.
Etinu^ta, sf. Etiquette, ceremonv. forn^ality ;
label. [and formal.
Etiquetoro, ra, a. and tm. Ceremonious, civil
Etites, /if. Eagle-stone.
E'tnlco, ca, a. Ethnic V. GmUL [erly.
Eubuiia, ^ Expressing one's thoughts prop-
Eucarist^a, ^ The oucharist
Eucaristlco, ca, a. EuchcristlcaL
Eucoiogio, Euodlogo, «m. Formulary of
pravers; pravcr-book.
Eucrasia, f/f (Med.) Eucrasy.
Eucr;&tici>, ca, a. EuchraticaL
Eudionietria, ^ Eudiometry.
Eudi6nietro, wn^ (Cliem.) Eudiometer.
Eufonia, ^ Euphony.
Eufunico, ca, a. EuphnntcaL
Euforbio, sm. (BotVOfflcinal spurge.
Eufrasia, ^ (Bot) Eye-bright
Euouco, «7n. Eunuch.
Euptit4^rla, af. (liot) Affrimonla.
£upat6rio, «m, (Bot) Eupatorlam.
Euripo, snu Strait of the aea. [humony.
Euritmia, f/T Eurjrthmy, proportion and
E'uro. rnn. Eunus the east wind. Buro cd-
Jtria, Motion of the sea from ea9t to west
Entrap^iia, Entropelia, »/. Moderation in
Jokes and pleasures; pastime, sport
Eutrapelico, ca, Eutrop^lioo, ca, a. Moder-
ate, temperate. [ment issuer
Evacnaci<ki, ^ Evacuation, discharge, ^eot-
Evacu&nte, pa^ and a. Evacuant evacuating.
Evacuar, wl To evacuate, empty; finish.
Evaouativo, va. <k Evacnative, purgative.
Evacuat6rio, ria, a. That which evacuates.
Evad, Evas, Evat «. d^. Look here, see;
know, umiorstand.
Evaiiir, va. To evade, escape, elude, avoid.
*-^r. To escape, slip away.
Evanosc^r, vn. To vanish, disappear.
Evangellcamente, ad. Evangelically.
Bvangeliou, ca, a. Evangelic^
Evangulio. *m. Qo5peL [gospel
Evangttllsta, am, Evangi^list; chanter of the
Bvangeltst^rio, tm. OoS|>el book-stand.
Bvangalixitr, vo* To evangelize, preach the
gu^et [tile.
Bv^>or&bIe, cc Eraporable. ezhalable, vola-
<vap«>rad6n, ^. vvapontion; damping,
•teaming. '
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Erapor&do, da, cf. Evaporated.
Evaporar, wl and va. To evaporate, dia*
perse in vapors. — vr. To vanish, pass away.
Evaporat6rio, a. Having the power of evap-
orating.
Evaporizir, va and a. To evaporate.
Evasion, ^ Evasion, escape, subterfngeL
Etasivo, va, a. Evasive, elusive.
Evdta. ^ Black wood resembling ebioy.
Ev6nto, m. Event accident Issue.
Eveniu&l, a. Eventual, fortuitous.
Eversion, 4/T Eveniion, destruction, ruin.
£vlccI6n, 9/. Eviction, secnri^.
Eviildncia, iff. Evidence, prooi^ conspieoitj.
Evidoncidr, fo. To evidence, pro ve, raantfttt
Evldeiite, a. Evident, clear, manifest
Evidontem^te, ad. Evidentiy, phitnly,
clearly.
Evilusa, </: Kind of ebony of MadagaAcar.
Eviulhte, a. Avoidable, eviUble.
Evitacion, ^ Evitation.
Evit&do, da. a Avoided.
EvitAr, va. To avoid, escape, forbear; shun,
decline.
Evitemiddd, tf. Eternity.
Ev1t4^o, na, a. Durable, lasthig.
E'vo, «m. In age, a long period ; etemibr.
£vocaci6n, «/. Evocation, pagan invocation.
Evocilr, va. To call out; invoke. Implore
assistance. [n<BUvring of troojia.
Evoluci6n, ^ (Mil. Nau.) Evolution, ma-
Ex, prep. Used in the Spanish only In com-
position, where it either ain)Hifles the
signification, as exports; or serves as a
negative, as eoBdiUmA, JBa^-provinciai^
Former or late provindaL
Ex abrApto, ad. Abruptiy, violently.
ExacdAn, ^ Exaction ; impost tax, levy.
ExaoerlMci6n, «/[ Exacerbation, paroxysoL
Exacerb4r, va. To lrritat<», exasperate.
Exactamdnte, cuL Exactiy, minutely. Just,
accurately, nicely. [racy, Justoese.
Exaotit(id, qf. Exactness, punctuality, aoou-
ExActu, ta, a. Exact punctual, nice, critical
ExactiSr, sm, Tax-gaJtneror, exactor.
Exact6ra, 9f, Exactresa.
Exageradon, ^. Exaggeration, amplification.
Ex^rad6r, ra, «. Amplifier.
Exasorante, pa. and 4, Amplifier; exagger
ating. [statu
Exager&r, «a. To exaggerate, amplify, over
Exagerativam^nte, ad. With exaggeration.
Exagerativo, va, a. Exaggerating, exaggera*
tory.
ExAgono. na, a. Hexagonal
Exaltadon, tf. Exaltation, elevation.
Exaltado, da, a. Ultra radical In politioa.
ExaltAr, v€k To exalt elevate; magnify
praise, extol : excite. [inquiry
Ex&men, m*. Examination, oonsiaerattoA
Ex&in^ro, «m. Hexameter veroe.
Examlnad6n, /f. Examination.
Examinad6r, 9m. Examiner, explorator.
Examlndndo. «?»«. Examln>i.-»t iio '^'10 is t«
be examined. pnant
ExaminAnte, pa. and f: Examining; exam
Examlni^, va. To examine, in vestlgato ; f t
plore.
ExingQe, a. Bloodless; pale; weak.
EzAngulo, la, a. Having six angieai
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fizaalmaci^D, ^. Examfnatioii.
Xx&ninie, a. Spiritless, exanlmoos, weak.
Exnrc&do, «m. Exarchate or vico-royalty.
Ex&roo. «m. Exarch, viceroy.
Exasperaci6n, sf. Exasperation.
E.xasperado^ da. a. Exaeperato, exasperated.
ExasperAr, va. To exasperate, irritate, offend.
£xaudible, a. Of a natare to be favorably
beard.
Exaudir, «a. To hear favorably.
Kxcavtt, Excavaci6D, ^. Excavation.
Excardr, va. To excavate, bollotv.
Excavillo, «}A. (Prov.) A little spade.
Kxoed6nte,7MZ. and a. Excessive, exceeding.
Kzoed^r, va, and «r. To exceed, surpass,
excel [iency.
Exceloncia, ^. Excellence, height; excel-
Exeeldnte, a. Excellent, exquisite; an an-
cient coin.
Excelentem^nte, acL Excellently.
Exoelentisimo, ma, a, swiw. Most excellent.
£xcelsam6nte, acU Sablimely.
£zcel8it6d, ^ Exoelsitade, loftiness.
Exc^lao, sa, ct. Elevated, sublime, lofty.
£xc6ntrlcam6nte, ad^ Eccentrically.
Excentricid6d, ^ Eccentricity.
Excentrico, ca, a. Eccentric, eccentrical
£xcepci<Sn, sf. Exception, exclusion.
Bxcepclonar, eo. (IJiw) To except, object
Exceptivo, va. a, (Log.) Exceptive.
Exo^pto, ad. Except that, besides that
Exoeptuacidn, j/T v. Estoepcion.
Exoeptoir, v€k To except exclude, leave out
ExcesivanH^te, ad. Excessively.
Excenvo, va, a. Excessive, immoderate, ex-
orbitant
Exc£so,«m. Excess; superfluity; irregulari-
ty ; trans^rt rapture.
Excidio, 9m. Destruction, ruin.
Excisa, ^f. (LitUe us.) Excise, tax.
Excitabilidad, */ Excitability.
Exdtdble, a. Exciuble.
£zcitac{6n, t^. Excitation, exciting.
Exciter, va. To excite, stimulate; rouse.
Excitaovo, va, a. Exciting, stimulative.
£xclamaci6n, sf. Exclamation, clamor. E^
danuickmM ds regocijo. Shoots of Joy.
Exclam^r. vh. To exclaim, cry out hollo.
Exdamativo, va, a. Exclaiming.
Exclamat5rio. ria, a. Exclamatory.
Exclnir, va. To exclude, abut out; hinder.
Exclnsiio, ^. Exclusion, rejectionf excep-
tion.
ExclusSva, fff. Kofhsal ; rejection; exclusion.
ExcluslvamSnte, Exclusive, ad. Exclusively.
Exclnsivo, ra, a. Exclusive.
Exoogltdblo, a. Imaginable.
ExcTgit^r, va. To excogitate, meditate.
Excomulgado, da, a. Excommunicated, ac-
cursed.
Excomulgad6r, «m. Excommunlcator.
Excomulgur, va. To excommunicate; ao-
curie.
Bx6omuni6n, ^f. Exeommunication. [skin.
Bzcoriad6n, if- Excoriation, privation of
BzooriJir, va. To excoriate; flay.
Excree^nola. ^f. Excrescence, oxcrescency.
fizereoi^n, sf. ExcreUon.
Bxcrcmental, a, Y. Basor^mefUMo.
BxcromcDtnr, to. To oxcfementlze, purge.
EXH
Excrementicio, da, a. Excremontltioua
excremental.
Excremcnto, 9m. Excrement flux.
Excrementnso, sa, a. Excremental, excr»
mentiiions. [ments
Excretar t>«. To excrete; eject the excre
ExoTi'to, ttt, a. That which is qj^cted.
Excret6rio, ria, a. Excretory, excretive.
Excr.'x, nm. (Law Prov.) Increase of portion.
—pi Excrez. [dation.
Excursl6n, ^ Excursion, expedition ; liqui*
flxeurso. Sf/i. Digression, deviation.
ExcCisa, ^ Excuse, ajwlogy, or plea; allow-
ance.—^7. Exemptions, immunities. A'
exausa^ Dissemblingly.
Excusabar^Ja, «/: Basket with a cover.
Excusable, a. Excusable, pardonable.
Excusacidn, ^ Y. Eaecusa. [ceselty.
ExcuaadamSnte, ad. Uselessly, without ne-
ExcustUlo, da, a. Superfluous, useless; ex-
empted; pre6er\'ea.
Kxcnsddo, am. A subsidy ft-om the clergy.
Excusaddr, ra, «. Substitute ; vicar; exctisor.
Excusali, «m. Small apron. Tsecretly.
Excusdfia, 4/: Spy. ^'«pe««/T*Ja<; Hidden ly,
Excnsar, va. To excuse, exculpate; exempt,
dispense with; hinder; avoid.— rr. To
decline a request [debtor's property.
Exclusion, ^ (Law) Execution, seizure of a
Ex diamotro, ad. (Lat) Diametrically.
Execrable, a. Execrable, detestable, hatefoL
Execrablem6nte, ad. Execrably.
Execraci6n, a/ ]<,xocration, detestation.
Execraddr, 9m. Execrater. [testable.
Execr&ndo, da, a Execrable, hateftil, de-
Exocrir, va. To execrate, detest curse.
£xecrat6rio, a. Jaram^nto extcratorio^ Ex-
ecratory.
Exeg^Uco, ca, a. Exogetical, narrative.
Exenci6n, ^ Exemption, immunity, privi-
lege: franchise.
Exentado. da, a. Exempt exempted.
Exentamente. ad. Freely ; clearly, simply.
Exentdr, va. To exempt privilege, franchise;
absolve, acquit [open.
Ex^nto, ta, a. Exempt, free, privileged ; clear,
Exdnto, 9m. Brevet-colonel in the Spanish
life-guards. [quiea.
£x6quias, sf. Exoquiaa, flineral rites, obse-
Exequible, a. Attainable. [tion.
Exdreo, 9m. Exergue, space for the inscrip-
Exibliaci6n, ^ (Surg.)_£x«>liation.
Exfoliitr, va. (Surg.) To exfi»liatc— rr. To
become exfoliated, [dncing exfoliation.
Exfoliativo, va, a. (Surg!) Exfoliative, pro-
Exhalacldn, 4/C Exhalation, evaporation ; ve-
locity.
Exhalad6r, ra, 9. Exbaler.
Exhalir, va. To exhala. — vr. To ovapcrat^
waste away. Exhalarss por. To eo^ni
eagerly. Eithalar el e9piriiu. To die.
Exhausto, ta, a. Exhausted, totally drained.
Exheredacidn, 9f. Disinherison.
ExheredAr, va. To disinherit
Exhibidon, 9/: ExhiblUon.
Ezhlbir, va. To exhibit make manifest, 1^.
Exhibita, 9f. (Law Prov.) Exhibition.
Exbortadon, f< Exhoruiion, admonition
Exbortad6r, ra, 9, Ezhorter, monitor.
EzbortAr, va. To •short, incitfli
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fishortatdrlo, rU, a. Ezhortatonr, borUtiy*.
Bxh6rto, 9m. Lettert nqnisitortal
Exhumaddn, qf. ExhnmatioD.
Bxhnmir, va. To disinter, UDbarr.
Sxiciil, a. (Llttl* us.) Mortal, Altai.
Exiguncia. i^. Exigence, want, neceastty.
Exi^ble, a. Capable of being demanded.
Extgidero, ra, a. Thai which uiay be de-
mandod.
Exigir, va. To exact, demand; desire.
Exiguid4d, 4/t Exlgaity. amallncM.
ExiguA, gaa, a. Exlgoooa, small.
Eximio^ mla. a. Exirnlona, flunons^
Eximir, va. To exempt; privilege, cTcooe.
Exinaniddn. ^f. Exinanltfon: debility.
Exinanido, ua, a. DebiUtatea, vor weak or
feeble. [StoeK in hand.
Ezlat^neia, ^ Existence. JMtCmcias,
Existente, pa, and a. Existing, existent, on
band. [teem.
£xlstimad6n, ^f. Existlmatlon, opinion, es-
Existim&r, va. To farm an opinion. Judge.
Exlstir, vn. To exist, be; have a being.
E'xito, 4m. Exit, departure: end, termina-
tion. [MosesL
E'xodo^ «m. Exodus, the second book of
£xonerael6n, «/ Exoneration, disburdening:
ExoneHur, pa. To exonerate, unload, disbur-
den.
ExopiUttiTo^ va, €k Deobstment [treaty.
ExoriU)le, a. Exorable, to be moved by en-
Exorbitincia, ^ Exorbitance. [oessive.
Exorbitinte, a. Exorbitant, enormuns, ex-
Exorbitantem6nte, ad. Exorbitantly.
Exordsmo, mk ExorcisoL
Exondsts, sm, Exordser, exorcist [etser.
Exordxinte, pa. and «. Exoroislng ; exor-
Exorcix^r, va. To exorcise.
£x6rdlo, «fk Exordlnm; origin, banning;
£xomaci6a, ^ (Bbet) Exornation, orna-
ments in writing. [llgnres.
Exom&r. va. To embellish with rhetorical
£xortaei6n, «/. Exhortation, fkmillar admo-
nition, [ease of the bones.
Exost^ or £xo8t6sl8, 9m. Exostosis, a dls-
Ex6tlco^ ca, a. Exotic, foreign, extraneous;
odd.
Expalm&do, da, a. Worn out
ExpanslbilidH 't^ Expansibility.
Expansible, a. (Little us.) Expansible.
Expansldn, «/ Expansion, extension.
Expanslvo, va, a. Expansive, capable of ex-
tension.
Exp&nso, sm. Expanse; space.
Expatriaddn, ^f. Expattiatlon. [exiled.
ExpatriAr, va. To expatriate— ^r. To bo
Expectible, a, Y. S9pecta:bU.
Kxpectaoi6n, af. Expectation, expectancy,
hope. Jbven (U 9aap9ctaoioru, A boperal
youth. [right of snocession.
Bxpectattva. ^. Expectation; reversion,
Bxpectorad6n, ^f. Expectoration.
Bxpeotordntei, pa, Expeotorating.—s. and
a. Expectorant
Rxpectorir. va. To oxpectorate.
Bxpeotoratlvo, va, a. (Little ns^) Expector-
ative, expectorant
Gxpedidto, •/. Expedition, a warlike en-
tcrprlae: ipatd; rcAditoss; Papal buIL
(0«m.)^ipm«nt; advootnrec
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BxpedldonSro, 9m, Superintendent of ev
peditioDS or dispatches.
Expedido, da, a. Expedite, quick, prompt
Expedlcnto, sm. Expedient; moasnra
means; Judicial proceedings; an cfflclal
writing; fkcility; title, reason; prepara-
tion.
Expedidnte, a. Convenient, suitable, proper.
Expodir, va. To expedite, liMlliUto; dls
patch. — er. To retire.
£xpe<litam6nte, ad. Expeditiously, easily.
Expediti vo, va, a. Expeditlve, ei)eedy, quick.
Expedito, ta, a. Prompt, expeditions, speedy.
Expeler, va. To expol, jejeot
£xpeI16atCL pck ana 9, Expelling; expulsor.
Expendeddr, ra, «. Spendthrift; passer of
oounteriblt money; receiver of stolen
gooda
£xpend6r, va. To expend, spend, lay out
Exp^nsas, 9f. pi. Expenses, charges, costs.
Experidnda, ^. Experience; experiment,
practice, trial
ExperimentMo, da, €k Experienced, expert
Experlmentaddr, ra, 9, Experimenter, ex
{MTimentallst
Experlraentdl, a. Experimental [ment
Experiroentir, va. To experience; expert
Experimtoto, 9m. ExperTment, trial
Expertamdnte, ad. Expertly, cunningly.
Exp^rto^ ta, a. Expert Able, experienced.
Expladon, ^ Expiation ; atonement pari
flcation.
Expidr, va. To expiate, atone for; purify.
Expiauvc^ va, a. That which serves for an
expiation.
Expfatdrio, ria, a. Expiatory.
Expillo, 9m. Y. Jfairlcarta.
Explanacidn, ^. Explanation, elucidation.
Explanida, 4/? (Fort) Y. E9pJunada>.
Explao^, va. To level; explain, elucidate.
Expiay&r, va. To extend, enlarge.-^rr. To
enlarge upon ; take a recreation ; be ex-
tended.
Expietivo, va, a. ExpletlvCw
Explicible, a. Explicable, explainable.
Expllcaci6n, ^f. Explanation, cluddation,
comment
Explicadam6nte, ad. Explldtly.
Explicadiras, »ir p«. Facility of explaining.
ExplidU-, vcL To explain, eluddate, con-
strue.—«r. To speak with propriety.
Expllcativo, va, a. Esrpllcatlve, expl1cat»*y
ExpUdtamdnte, ad. Explicitly, manifestly.
ExpUdto, ta, a. Explicit clear, distinct
Exploraci^Sn, ^. Exploration.
Explorad6r, ra, a. Explorator.
Explor&r, va. To explore, search into, ex-
amine.
Explorat6rlo, 9m. (Surg.) Probe, catheter.
Explo5t6n. t(f. Explosion.
ExpoUaddn. 9f. (tittle ns.) Expoltatlon.
Exponend&l, a, (Algeb.) Exiionential
£xpon6nte, pa. and «. Expositor; exponent
Expondr, va. To expose; explain : lay open;
put In danger, hasard.— vr Tc hazard, ad
venture.
Exportaddn, «C Exportation.
Exportir. va. To export
£xposId6ii, 9f. Bxppdtion, explanation.
EspositSvA va, <k Explanatory, expoaltlvt
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BzpMto. U, a. Exposed. IfHio expdtUo,
FoondUng.
Erpoeitdr, «rik Ezponnder, Interpreter.
Bxprein^o, tnu Gneese>TaL
Expresamente, ad. Espresslj, platnly.
Expresar, va. To express: delineate, design.
Expresi6n, */. Expression ; present, grift.
Expresivamente, ad. Expressively, [kind.
Expresivo, va, a. Expressive ; aflectlonate,
£xpr65o, sa, a. Expresbed; clear, manifest.
Exprcfio. srjK Express, conrier; advice-beat
Exprimidera, ^ A small press to soueeze
oat juices. [Juieos.
Ezptimidero, 9m. A press for squeezing oat
Exprimido, da, a. Squeezed out ; dir, ex-
tenuated. [presA.
Expriinir, fWk To squeeze or press out; ex-
Exprobad^n, ^ Kepxoachitaf accusation or
censure.
Ex prof&so, ad. Avowedly, designedly.
ExprovlneiAl, mi. Ex-provincial.
Expu^sto, ta, a. Exposed, liabte, obnoxious.
Expugnible, a. (Little us.) Expugnable.
Expagnad6n, $/ Expugn^on.
£xpugnad6r, sm. Expugner, he who takes
b; assault (ofarnu.
Expneniir, va. To conquer, reduce 07 force
Exputodr, va. To expel, drive ou^ force
away.
ExpubiAn, ^ Expnlslcn, driving out
Expulsivo, va, a. Expulsive.
Expiilso, sa, a. Expelled, ^ected, driven out
ExpuKriz, a. Expulsive, id>le to expeL
Expungir, v<t. (Little us,) To expunge, rub
out
ExpnigMi6n. ^ Expurgation, puriflcatlon.
Expmgar, va. To expui^te, cleanse.
Expurnt6rio, tm. Index of prohibited books.
— d. Expurgatory, expurgatorloua.
Exp6rgn, am. Expur^tion, purification.
Exqnl^tamtote, oef. Exquisitely. [rious.
Exquisite, ta, a. Exquisite, excellent cu-
E'xtasi, E'xtasis, otk Ecstasy, enthusiasm.
Extatico, ca, a. Ec^^tatical. [ted.
Kxtemporal. a. Exteniporal, unpremedita-
Extempor&neemdnto, ad. Extemporaneous-
ly, extempore.
Extempordneo, nea, a. Extemporaneous.
£xtended6r, sm. (Uttle us.) Extender.
Extender, va. To extend, stretch out, out-
spread ; expand.--«r. To be extended.
Extendidamente, ad. Extensively.
Extendido, da, a. Extended, stretched out,
spacious.
Extendi miSnto, em. Extension, dilatation.
ExtenMm^nte, ad. Extensively.
ExtensiblUdd^ «/ Extensibility.
Bxtensidn, ^ Extension, extent, length.
Extensivam6nte, ad. Amply, extensively,
widely.
Estensi vo, ra, Extensive, ample, wide, largeu
Extensa, sa, a. Extensive. Por extenw. At
large. [wasting.
]Sxtenunci6n, »/. Extenuation: f^blenees,
Extano&do, da, a. Extennatod, extenuat*,
weak.
fizteonir, va. To extenuate, deblUtatei—
•Tp To languish, waste away.
BitflBiU(tiT\y&, a. That which extenuates.
Kdtfri'ir, a, exterior, external, extrinsic.
Rxteridr, sm. Exterior, outside; eompoensft
Exterioridiid, ^ Outward appearance; oat
side; pomp.
Exteriormente, ad. Externally, outwardly.
£xtermlnacl6n, ^ (Little us.) V. BKUrmtU
nio. [terminatory,
Ex^rmtnad6r, ra, 9. Exterminator.— <i. £x-
Exiermindr, va. To banish ; exterminate.
Exterminio, am. Banishment; extermin*-
tion, destriction.
Exturno, na, a. External, visible : (brelgB.
Ex testamento. ad. By will or testament
ExtinciAn, ^ Extinction; suppression; ot-
litemtion.
Bxtinguible, a. Extinguishable. [press.
Extinguir, va. To extinguish, put out; sup*
Extlnto, ta, a. Extinguished, extinct
Extirpaddn, ^ Extirpation, eradication, ex-
termination, excision.
Extirpad6r, »n. Extirpator. [catew
Extirpfir, va. To extirpate, root out, ersdi-
Extorsidn, if. Extortion.
E'xtra, prep. Out without, beddes.
Extracddn, if. Exportation; extraction.
Eittraoeion de fondo9^ (Oomno.) The se*
creting of effects.
Extricta, nf. True extract from a document
Extractador, 9m. Extractor.
Extractar, vn. To extract, abridge.
Extractive, va, a. Extractive.
Extrdcto, «m. Extract, abridgment JBe>
tractor, Excerpts.
Extractor, 9m, Extraotor.
Extra^te, pa. Extracting, or «. Extractor.
£xtra6r, va. To extract, export; draw out
Extrafi)114oeo, a. (Bot) Extrafoliaoeoua.
Extndudici&l, a. Extndudidal.
Extrigudicialmente, ool Extrajudicially.
Extra m6roa, ad. Without the wails.
Extrangeria, 4^ Quality of a foreigner; for
eign manner. [—a. Forei^ ; exotio,
Extrang^ro, ra, «. Stranger, foreigner, alien.
ExtraAamdnte, ad. Wonderfully, extraordi*
narily.
ExtmfiamMnto. 9m. Alienation ; expuMon.
Extrafi&r, vt%. To alienate, banish ; wonder
at admire; censure^— -vr. To reftise; break
off.
Extraii6z, if. Y. Sskrafleta.
Extrafi6za, if. Alienation, change of affec-
tion; singularity; wonder; remoteness.
Extrdno, fta, a. Foreign; rare, strange; un
welcome. [uncommonly.
Extraonlinariam^nte, ad. Extraordinarily.
Extraordinirio, a. Extraordinary, uncom-
mon, odd. Par occasion.
Extraordindrio, 9m. The dish for a particn-
Extratdmpora,^ Dtoponsation forreceivini
orders out of the specified time, [freuk.
Extravagdncia, if fxtravagance, oddness,
Extravagdnte, a. Extravagant, wild, humor-
ous; ^d.
Extravagdnte, if Extravagant, constitution
not included in the body of the canon law.
Extravaganterodnte, ad. Extravagantiy.
Extravasadon, f^ (Med.) Extravasation.
Extravasdrse, vr. To extravasate.
Extravenddo, da, a. Extravenata
Extravendrse, vr. To let out of the veins.
Extravidr, va. To mlslend ; smbexzle.— «r
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Lost, mislaid.—^ Men missing. [zy.
Extravio. «)n. Deviation; irregulitfity; fren-
Extrematlamdnte, ad. Extremely, greatly.
Extrum^daa, 4/^ pL The time of making
clieese. [gay.
Extrem4(1o, da, cu Extreme, consammaie;
Extremamente, nd. Extremely, exoee4lingfly.
Extremdr, va. To redace to an extreme;
flnish. — vr. To be punctiul; persist— o».
To winter (sheep).
Extremaanclon, ^/. Extreme unction.
Extremidid, §f. Extremity, end; edge, bor«
der.
Bxtrumo, ma, a. Extreme, last; greatest
ihn eaitremo. In Uie utmost degree.
Extr^mo, am. Extreme, utmost point high-
est degree; extremity. Hacer 03ctrenWy
To caress, fimdle ; grieve. The winter or
summer of mlgratingtloeka. [cally.
Extrinsecam^te, a«f. Exteriorly, extriusi-
Extrinseco, ca, a. Extrinsic, outward.
ExturbAr, «a. To expel, eject
Exuberuncio, 6f. Elxuborancc, abundance.
ExnberAnto, a. Exuberant, overabundant
Exnbcrdr, tm. To be exuberant exuberate.
Exulceraci6n, rf. Exulceratioii, ulceration.
Exulcenir. va. To exulccrate, ulcerate.
Exnltacion, «A Exultation.
£xv6tOi miK Exvoto, offering to Ood In con-
sequence of a vow.
Ezquerdeir, m. To deviate from rfffht
K'zula, fif. (Bot) Spurge. V. £'9ula.
F.
F, pronounced as in English : it was former-
ly used instead oth^as/ablar for t*ablar;
and / and h are still used promiscuously
in some words, as^n^^a or hanega. In
law works, jf signifies digcat or pandect of
the civil law.
Fa. ant F or fa, fourth note in the gamut
Fabacr^ ^. (Bot) Common orpine stone-
crop.
Fabar^ »ni. Lousewort, stavesacre.
FaboAr, vo. (Pro v.) To vote with black and
white beans, ballot fi>r.
Fttblilla, a/ dim, V. FabuliUa,
Fab6t sm. A double-base wind-instrument
Fibrica.*/ Fabrication : structure, bulldins;
manufactory; manufacture. MayomO'
mo d6 fdhrlca^ Church-warden. Jismu
or reiUas de la fdbrica. Church lands,
church rents. Jlombre rfa fibrica. An
^ artfUU crafty follow. Pared de/dbrica,
Brick wall [contriver, deviser.
Fabrioad6r, ra, a. V. Fahricante. Inventor,
Fabricinte, am. Builder, architect manu-
fftctnrer. [focture, febrieate.
Fabricir, va. To build, construct, manu-
Fabrii, a, Fabrlle. [iflcer.
Fabriqn^ro, am. Manufacturer, artisan, art-
Fdbro, am. (Ichth.) John doree, 8t Peter'a
fish. y,AriiJU^
Fab6oo, am. Beech-mast, beech-nuta.
Fabatoo, tnt. Weaterly vrind. pagend.
FabalA,«/; Knmor, report ; t&\\^\ fiction;
^10
FAC
FabuIaoi6n, tf. ConveraatioB.
Fabulad6r, am« Fabulist
Fabul&r,9aw Toinventfliblea,deaIin fiieUoc*
Fabutilla, ita, ^f. dim. A little fable.
Fttbulisttt, urn. Fabulist a writer of fogies.
Faboloaam^nte, ad. Fabulously.
Fabuldao, sa, a. Fabuloua, feigned, flotitious
Faca, */ V. Ilaea.
Faccidn, a/t Military exploit action; Ac-
tion; trade's union. Iwtar da /accicii^
To stand sentinel. Faccion de U^ta-
m^n to^ Facul ty of testati ng. Facoionts^
Features; caat or form of the face.
FaccionArio. ria, a. Belonging to a Ikction.
— a. Factlonary, a party man.
Facci6so, sa, a. Factious, turbulent, mutt
noua. JjMfacoiotot^ The rebels.
Fac6cia, «/ (Obs.) FaceUonaneea, gayety,
mirth. [witty.
Faoeci6eo, sa, a, (Obs.) Faoetlona. cbearfUl,
Faced6r, ra, a, Y. llacedor and Factor,
Fao6r, va, (Oba) V. //acw.
Faceria, ^. Ck>mmunity of ahepherda.
Facdro, ra, a. (Prov.) Eelailng to abepborda.
V. Fronterito.
Fac^ta, fif. Facet of a precious atone.
Faodto, ta, a. Merry, witty, gay. lively.
F4cha, f^ Appearance, aaitoct, look, miea.
face. Faoha 6 facha, ad. Face to (hceL
En favhOy (Nao.) Backed. Vela m Ja-
cha, Bail backed. Foneras om, facha. To
bring tc.
Fachida, »f. Facade, Aront; plump face;
title-nage. Fachada de proa^ Fore fh»r.t
of a sill]). [>>ody.
Fach^nfla, a. Vain, oaten tatinna.— am. Busy-
Fachendei^, va. To alTect much business.
FachendUta, a. and a. Ostentations person,
a busy-body. [tenutious.
Fachendon, na, a. avgm. Very vain and os-
Fachln, tm. (Prov.) Porter, carrier.
Facial, a. Intuitive, obvious at first sight
F&cie eccl&iite (In). Le^^lly married.
Ficies, «/: »A(Mln.) Faces of crystala.
F4cil. a. Easy; pliant; ea^ of access; firalL
Facilidad, 4/C Facility, easiness; ready oom-
piiance.
FaciUllo. illo. ito, ita, a, dim. Rather easy.
FaciliUo es mo, (Iron.) It Is extremely
difficult (pedite.
FacllitAr, va. To focilitato, make easy, ex-
F4c!lm6nte, ad. Easily, without dlfllculty.
Facincr6so, a. Wicked, atrocious, focino*
reus. [After the manner.
Faclon, if. V. Fa4!cion. A' /acion, (Obs.)
Facist61, am. Chorister's desk : bishop's seat
FAco, 9m. Pony, little nag: Francis.
Factible, a. Feaalble, practicable.
Facticio, da. a, Factitioua.
Fact6r, nn. Performer; Ikctor, agent
FactoHige, am. Factorage, agency, commia>
aion. [ti>rage,
Factoria, */. Factory; trading-houses; foo-
Factorlzdr, va. To establlah commerce by
fbotora.
Fact(ira, if. Invoice.
FactnrAr, v€k To Invoice,
FAeula. »f. Bright spot on the aim^a disk.
Facnlt&d, ^ ^ulty: privilege, authority,
right; science rnavUaafe, Fortnno
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FAL'
wealth. FacuUad^ dA abnc^ Powers
of the mind. FiaeuUad mayor^ Profes-
tional stodies beyond the colIegUte conrse.
Facolt4r, wu (Law) To empower, aathorize,
commission. [pies.
Facnitativamente, ad. According to princl-
FaoaltativQ, va, a. Belonging to some focul-
ty: granting power; optional
Faoaltativo, «m. Master of a science or art;
a person skllfal, Jtc, in an art; connois-
sear. [elegance; ikcundity.
Fao^ndia, tf. Speaking with flaoncy and
FacuiHlo, da, €U Kloqaent, facond. [witch.
Fnila, tf. A small apple of tlie pippin kind ;
Fadiga, tf. Leave to sell a feudal eetate.
Fadrin, «m. Oumrade, fellow-workman.
Fa6oa, •/. Work, labor, flitigne, task.
FaAt6n, tm. Phteton, omnibus.
' Fagina, 4< Fascine; ftgot; rick of com: fli-
tigae,work. Jfetorya^/uz, To talk macb
at random.
Fagin4da, ^. Colloetion of fosoines or fiigots.
FatsAn, na, «. Pheaeanu a bird.
F4)a, ^ Band, roller, fillet; swathing-band ;
sash or scarf; border.
FiOnd^ ^ (Nan.) Parcelling.
FAJamtdnto, 9m. Act of rolHng or swathing.
Faj&r, vo. To swathe, wrap with bands ; at-
tack.
Ff^iirdo, tm. A kind of minced pie.
Fl^aa, f^ pL Bands aronnd the legs ; girdles
or sashee; bandages. Fa^a9 ds rizo*^
reef-bandsw rbandsi
FiO^^Of <hk ^ Wrapped with girnles or
Fiydro, «m. A knlttoa swaddling-band.
Fiyo, mn. Bundle. V. I/a».—pL Swaddling-
clothes.
F^on, mn, a^igm. A large band or roller.
FiOudia, 4/ ditn. A small bandi^ or roller.
Falftce, a. V. FaUtw. [ment
FalAcla, f/T Fallacy, sophism, deoeitfhl argu-
Faidmee, »/. Phalanic— /)^ Phalanges.
Falangia, Falangio, «. A Tenomoos spider
with a red head.
Falaride^ «f. (But) CJanary-grasa.
Falaria, F&leris. ». Kind of small duck.
Fal&z, a. Deo'itfnL fallacious* disappointing.
Falazmente, ad-. (Little ns.) Fallaciously.
Falbalii, tm. Flounce, plaited skirt
Filca, ^f, A small wedge. [horses.
Faldlda, tf. FaJcade, a curvet made by
Faldbdo, ok, a. Uooked. curvated.
Falcir, ihi. To reap with a sickle; out with
a hook or scythe. [falchion.
Faleirio, 9m. Roman soldier armed with a
Faldhs. ^. pi. (Nau.) Waist-boards or wash*
boonls.
Faleazdr. va. (Nau.) To whip.
F4lce, */ Sickle, roaping-hook ; flUchion.
Falckiia. if. Fourth part of an inheritance ;
the part curtailed from a student^ pit-
tance in a university.
Palclnelo. 9m. (Orn.) Gray ibt^ slthe bUL
Falo6n, 9m. Ancient piece of artillery.
Falcon6te, 9m, Falconet, a small piece of
ordnance.
F4hla,it^ Skirt; hip; flap; train; brow, brim.
OyHor/b^crtM, To backbite. PerriUod^
>!i/ddL Lap-dog. ^a/(Za«, Petticoats.
Faldaratoto, 9m. Fold, flap^ tklrt V. Ftilda.
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Falddr, am. Tasses, thigh-armor.
FaldelUi!, 9m* A skirt or under-peltiooak
a caparison.
Falderillo, ilia, a. dim. Little lap-dog.
Falddro, ra, a. Belonging to the lap ; fond
of being among women.
Faldeta, ^ dim. Small skirt
Faldetos. «/! pL Tassels: (iinges, trimmlngHL
Fal«lic6rto, ta, a. Having short skirts.
Faldilla. »/. dim. V. FaldeUi.-~pL Small
skirts of a Jacket
Faldlst6rio, 9m. Fald-stooL
Fald6n, 9m. A long flowing skirt, flap; band;
a worn-out milUtone.
Faldrlqu(ira. «/r Pocket V. FaUriqusra.
Faldncia, 9f. Want of security, uncertainty.
Fallbllidarl, sf. FallibUIty.
Falible, a. Fallible.
Faliblemente, ad, (Little us.) Fallibly.
Falidam^nte, ad. Vainly, witiboat founda-
tion.
Fallmi^nto, 9m. Deception, deceit, falsehood.
Filhi, if. Defect, deficiency: kind of hood.
Fall6r, ikz. To give sentence, Judge; ruff,
trump. — V. imp9r9. To be deficient
Falleba, 9f. An iron fiistening for doors.
Fallecedor, ra, a. Perishable.
Fallec6r, vn. To die; Ciil, decay, [detect
Fallecimlonto, 9m. Decease, death; fault,
Fallido, da, a. Deceived, disappointed, frus-
trated; bankrupt
Fdllo, 9m. Sentence, Judgment, decision.
EchardfaUo^ To pass sentence; decUirt
past hope.
Falordia, «/! (Pror.) Deception, imposition.
F&lsa. if. Oarrot; dissonance.
Falsa-amdrra. 9f. (Nau.) Preventer-rope.
Fftlsabriga, 9f. Fausse-braye, a low rampart
FalsAda, if. V. Calada. [truly.
Falsam6nte, ad. Falsely, deceitfully, un-
Fals&rio, ria. a. Falsifying, counterfeiting;
accustomed to tell falsehoods.—*. Falsary.
V. FaUaador.
Falseador, 9m. Forger, counterfeiter, fiUsifler.
False^r, t?fl. To filsiiy, counterfeit; pene-
trate. Falsear Ut9 ffuardcu^ To bribe
the guards.— «». To slacken ; not to agre«
in sound.
FalsedAd, ftf. Falsehood, untruth, fib; deceit
Fals^te, 9m. Falsetto voice; spigot V&jiir
defaUet&t To act treacherously.
Falsificaci6n, ^ Falsification, counterfeit-
ing, for^ry. [forger.
FalsTflcadur, ra. «. Falsifier, counterfeiter,
Falslficiir, ra. To ihlslfy, counterfeit, forga
FalsTo, 9m, (Prov.) Kind of sausage.
F4Iso. sa, a. False, untrue; deceitful; coun-
terfeit: animala D« falm., Falsely, do-
ceitfhlly. Enfal90, Without due security.
Fdlta, if. Fault defect want, deflcloncv
slight, bllure; stoppage of the catamenia.
Tiene euairo fattas. She is in the fifth
month of her pregnancy. Defkult. Sin
faUa. Without fail. A JUUa rf<^ In want
ot naoerfatta. To be necessary to.
Falt'ir, tm. To be deficient; fail; die.
FalUlla, if dim. A slight fliult or defect
F<o, ta, a. Wanting, deficient, defbotiva;
wretched; insane.
Faltr^ro, ta, t. Pickpocket
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Pftltriqnto^ ^ Pocket, a$ in clotbflfli
FiU6a, FftlAca, «/ Felucca, a small open boat
Fima, $f. Fame, report, mmor; r^tttatlon,
flame: glory.
Fime. ^ (Prov.) Hunger. V. ITambre.
Famellco, ca, o. Hungry. V. Hambrimto.
Familifl^f^ Family, dcscondanU, housobold.
Famllhir, a. Familiar, domestic; common;
agreeable ; stvle.
Famill&r, am. Domestic, servant; bmillar
spirit; Intimate friend ; officer of the In-
quisition.—^ Attendant^ suite.
Familiaroito, am. Servant-boy; one who
affects great fkmiliarity.
FamiUaridid,^ Familiarity; acquaintance.
FamiliarizAr, vo. To flimiliarixe, habituate.
— vr. To become ikmiliar.
^amiliarmdnte, ad. Familiarly.
FamiliatAra, lif. Place of a familictr of the
Inquisition. [from Smyrna.
Fdmls, (f. A kind of gold cloth or brocade
Famosami&nte, ad. Famously, excellently.
Famdso, sa, & Famous; notod; notorious.
F^nla, «< JColL) Maid-servant
FamulAto, Famullcio, am. Servitude.
r&mulo, am. Servant of a col logo.
Fan4I, am. Lantern, light-house; guide, ad-
viser.
Fan^ticam^nte, eki. Fanatically. [tious.
Fan&tico, ca, a. Fanatic, fimaUcal, snpcrsti-
Fanatismo, am. Fanaticism, mysticism.
Fand&ngo, am» Fandango, dance.
Fandaneu^ro, am, Fan^go-dancer; lover
offimdangoa. [pout
Fan6ca, Fan^ rf, (Ichth.) Pont, whiting
FanSga, ^. A. dry measure of about an En-
glish bttsliel; a weight of about 110 lbs.;
a square measure of land.
Fanegdda, ff. Extent of land. A' /aneffo-
daa^ In great abundance.
FanfiLrria, tif. Empty arrogance of a bragger.
Fanfsrrdn, am, Fanfiiron, a bully, [flatod.
Fan&rr6n, na, a. Boasting, vaunting; in-
FanfluTonilda, t^f, Fantsronade, boast brag.
Fanfarron&zo, xa, a. Applied to a great fan-
faron, boasting, vaunting.
Fanfkrrono&r, vn. To bully, brag.
FanCuToneria, ^f. Fanfiuronade, braggartism.
Fanfkrron^sca, ^. Manner of a fanuiron.
Fanftarrifia, 9f. Passion or displeasure ttom
a slight motive.
Fang&I, am, Slough, miry place, marsh.
F4ngo, am. Mire, mud; oozy bottom of the
sea.
Fang68o, sa, a. Muddy, miry.
Fsntssedr, e»k To £uicy, Imagine.
Fantasia, «/ Fancy, imagination; caprice,
whim, conceit; fiction ; presumption, van-
ity. FanUvnaay Pearls strong together.
Fantisma, af. Phantom, ^MCtre, ghost— «m.
A vain, presumptuous man.
Fantasmag^ria, f^ Phaatasmagoria.
Fantasmagdrioo, ca, a. Phantasmagoric
Fantasm6n, am. aufnn. A presumptuous
ooxcomb. [ciofusly; pompously.
FaotAstioamtote, ad. Fantastically; flilla-
Fantdstlco, ca, (k Fantastie, whimsical* im-
aginary; eonooited, vain.
Faqnin, am. Porter, carrlor.
ffira, f< A kind of serpent
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Farachior, vo. (Prov.) To beat or elcan b«aB|i
FaraUL am. Flounce; rufflet frill.
Farallon,«m. Small pointed island in ihesea.
F«ramAlla, {/! Imposition; malicious tale;
prattling.— «m. Tale-bearer, deceiver.
FaramalleAr. to. To tattle ; babble.
Faramallero, Faramalldn, am. Tattler, busy*
body.
Farindula, ^ Profession of a low comedian *
a mean trade; artfhl trick.
Faramlul^ro, am. Actor, pUyer; idletattlsr.
Farandiilioo, ca, a. Kelaung to a low come*
dian.
Faraon, am. Game at eards.
Fariute,«m. Messenger: interpreter; man-
ager, director; meddling fcllow; player
who recites the prologue; bully, (thing.
Farcinad6r, am. One who stuffb or fills any
Firda. if. A kind of tax or tribute.
FardAcho, Am. (Prov.) V. Lagarto,
FardAge, am. Equipage, luggage.
Fard^r, 9a. To ftimish witFoIothea.
Fardol, am. FardoU bag, knapsack,
Fardelcria, «< A collection ofbags or fardels.
Fardelillo, 6jo, am. dim, A aaxalT bag or fkr-
del.
FardUIo, am. dim. A small bundle or fardel.
F&rdo, am. Bal^ parcel, buiidle, package.
Farell6n, am. Point, cape, headland; rock
in the sea.
F&rea, am. pf. Ohurch service in holy week.
FartklA <^ Flounce; ftu-below. V. Ftksto.
FaHkllis, q/:pl. (Bot Prov.) V. Barbdfaa.
Farfkllteo^ sa, a. (Prov.) Stammering:
Farflin, am, Ohristiau horsemaa In Moham-
medan service.
Farf&nte, Farlknt^n, am. A boasting babbler.
FarlkntonMa, Far&ntoneria, af. Idle boast
FMra, if. (Bot) OoltVfbot; skin of an egg.
EnJarfara^ Immsture; unfinished.
Farfiilla, Farfhlladdr, am. 6tanm>erer, mum-
bler, Jabberer. [helter-skelter.
FarftillAr, vo. To talk or do in a hurry;
FargalU^u, na. a. and a. Those who are dirty
in dress, who do things hurriedly.
FaHlldn. am. (Nau.) V. Farallon.
Fariniceo, ea, a. Farinaceous, mealy.
Farindtaa. if. pL (Prov.) Fritters made ol
flour, honey, and water.
Farinse, am, ( Anat ) Pharynx.
FarisAico, ca, a. Pharisirical, i^arisaic
Faris^mo. am. Pharisaism. [person.
Faris^o, am. A pharisee ; a veiy tall, ugly
Farmac^ntico, ca, a. Pharmaceutical ; apotb-
ecanr.
Farmfcia, af. Pharmacv; apothecary's shop
F&rmaco, am. V. Medicamanto.
Farmacoldgia. ^ Pharmacology, the knowl-
edge of mcdicineSb
Farmacologista. am. Pharmacol<^t
Farmacop^ if Pharmacopoeia.
Farmac(Si>oln, «w. (Coll.) Apothecary.
Farmacopdlico, ca, a. Pharauoeutickl, ph«r>
macenUc
Fam6ro, am. (Prov.) Beceiver of reita.
F4ro. am. Light-house, pharos. * ^
Far61. am. A lantern. (V. I\»rcLm.
Farolero, am. Lantern maker; Ismp-llghter.
FaroUco, am Small lantern. FarcUw da
Jarditt, IniAan heartseed.
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f «n>ini«, ito, Mn. dim. Small lantorn.
Farol^D, «m. A boaster; a large lantern.
Farota, ^ A brazen-ikced, silly woman.
Faroton, »m, A brazen-fhoed, stupid fellow.
Farotdna, ^, Tali, slovenly woman, [edffc.
Farpa, m/. pi. Any of tlie nntchos around the
Farpddo, da, a. Scalloped, notched.
Farra, ^ (Ichth.) A Iclnd of salmon.
Farrago, 9nt. Farrago, nonsense; a medley.
Fnrraguista. «m. A pedantic scholar.
Farro, «m. Peeled barley : spelt wheat
Farropda, ^. (Pro v.) V. Arropea, [era.
F^rsa, Kf. i arce, mimic ; company of play-
Farsdnta. ^. An actress.
Fars&nte, am. An actor, a player.
Fars^to, tm. Quilted Jacket
Fartriqu^ira, ^ (Prov.) V. Faltriquara.
Fas (por) 6 por n6fln, ad. Justly or unjustly.
Fasdil, sm. (Prov.) Shocic, a pile of sheavee.
Fiscas, ad. (Prov.) V. I/asta and Owi
F&Bces, 9/. pi Fasces, rods. [imposition.
Fascinaddn, ^ Fascination; enchantment;
Fascinaddr, ra, a. Fasdnater; charmer.
Fascinate, pa. and a. Fascinator, fascinat-
ing.
Fascin&r, tfa. To iksdnate, bewitch ; deceive.
Fise. »/. (Astr.) Phase.
Fas61ea, »m.i>l. French beana, kidney-bean^
Fasquia, a/ Loathing, distaste. (Nan.)
Board-ribbon. [like.
Fasquiir, va. (Obs.) To loathe, nanseate, dis-
Fastiil, am. Pyramid on the top of an edi-
fleo.
Fastidlilr, va. To excite disgust; loathe.—
«r. To loathei, feel disgust wewy.
Fastidio, 9m. Squeamisbness ; fiitigue, en-
wU: disgust; loathing.
Fastidioeanitote, ad. Fnstidiously.
Fastidi6sot, sa, a. Fastidious, squeamisli;
loathsome; tedious. [building.
Fattigio, 9m. Pinnacle; frontispiece of a
FJAto, am. Haughtiness, pride; splendor;
pomp. JVza<o«, Calendar of liastiTals among
the Bomans.
Fastosam^nte, ad^ Fastuously, pompously.
Fa8ti3eo, Fastu6so, sa, a. Fastuous, proud,
gaudy. [unfbrtunate.
Fatal, a. fttal, ominous; deadly, destructive;
Fatalid&d, f/C Fatality, decree of &te; ill-
luck.
FataHsmo, am. Fatalism.
FaCallata, 9m. FaUlist predestlnarian.
Patalm^nte, ad. Fatally, ominously.
Fatidico, ca, a. Fatidical prophetic.
FatSga, Fatigacidn, ^ Fatigue; hardship;
anguish.
Fatigadamdnte, ad. Difficulty.
Fatigad6r, ra, 9. Molester, worrier.
Fatigtir, va. To fiitigne, tiro, molest; deso-
late.—«r. To be tired, flitigned. Fatiffar
la 9«lva, (Poet) To employ one's self in
hunting.
FsMgoaamfote, ad. Painfhlly, wearisomely.
Fatigteo, sa, a. Tiresome; anxious, palnAiL
Fat4X^ ^. V. Factoria.
Fatuldad, ^ Fatuity, fbolishness; a stupid
speech or action*
FiUoo, tea, a. Stupid, foppish, conceited.
Fatfira, iff. Invoice. V. Atctura.
FaAoea, ^/>L Fauces, gullet
FEC
Fa&£eiu, 9fn. Affected dignity and import
ance.
Faiu^to, ta, a. Happy, fortunate, prosperous
Fausto, 9m. Splendor, pomp, gayety.
Faust6so, sa, a. Haughty, proud, osteuts
tious.
Fauf '»r, 9m. Abetter, &vorer, supporter.
Fautora, sf. FautPPM.
Fautoria, ^ Aid. fiivbr, auxiliary.
Faviformo, a. Favifonn.
Favila, ^. Ashes of an extinguished flre^
Fdvo, 9m, (Prov.) Cake of yellow wax.
Favdnio, 9m. Westerly wind.
Fav6r. «m. Favor, protection, support
kinaness; compliment Favor al rey^lb ,
the king^s name. A' favor <f«, In behalf oC
Favorable, a. Favorable, propitious, kind.
Favorablom6nte, ad. Favoraoly.
FavorcUIo. «m. dim. A small favor.
Favoreeoddr, 9m. Favorer, countonancer,
fHend, helper.
Favoreceddra, 9f. Favorer, (kutress.
Favorecer, va. To fhvor, protect help; grant
fovors. Favor9cer9e aci, To ei^oy the fh-
vor ot rdarling.
Favorite, ta, 9. and a. Favorite, beioveo,
Fayido, mn. A small garret or lumber-room.
Fay&nca, ^f. Unsteady position of the body.
Fayinco, 9m. A flat osier-basket
Faz, ^. Face. V. Ro«tro. Face, ftx>nt V.
Ha*, i^aa dyba, Face to liMe. A' prima
/oa. At first sight En/auyen/a^.Vvib'
licly and peaoefhlly.
Faz&nn, 4^ (Obs.) V. ffazafia.
Fe, 9f. Faith ; oonfideuce, honor; assertion ;
certificate, testimony. Ft de erratat, list
of errata. Dar/s, To attest certify. JSn
A Consequently. Enfid^lo cucrZ, In
testimony whereo£ />e huena fe. With
truth and sincerity. A' fe^ In truth. A'
fe mia, Upon my honor. A' la buena
/#, With candor. jDe mala /e. Craftily,
deceitAilly. Fe hadetUe^ Authentic.
Fealddd, «/ Ugliness; homeliness; tnr[rf-
tude, moral depravity.
Feam6nte, ad. Uglily ; brutally.
Fedzo, za, a. atigm. very ugly or aerormed.
Feb^ bea. a. (Poet) Bolatlng to Phoabua.
F6b1e, a. Weak, feeble: deficient
F^ble, 9m. Frailty, foible; deficiency; light
money.
Feblemente, ad. Feebly.
F^bo, 9m. (Poet) Phoobua, the sun.
Febr6ra, 9f. V. vaoera,
Febr6ro, mu February.
Febrldt&nte, a. V. CalmUurierUo.
Febrifhgo, ga, a, Fabriftige.
Febril, a. Febrile.
Fec&l, a. Feculent, excrementitious.
Fdcha,^ Date of a letter or writing. Lore*
fecha. Old date; great age.
FediAr, va. To date a letter or writing;
F6cho, 9m. Action, Ihct exploit
Fdcho, cha. Used in legislative wrlting%
BVchoria, *f. Action, fact deed.
F^ula, ^. Feeoula, starch.
Fecnl^nda, ^. Foonlenoe.
FocuWnto, ta, a. Feculent dreggy.
Fecnndaddn, ^ Fecundation, frultftil.
Fecundam6nte, ad. Fertilely, flrnltfallj
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fMimdir, to. To fertfUze, fhiotify.
P«cundid.H '^- Fertility, fraltftilnesaL
Fecnndiz&r, «& To fertiliie, frucUiy.
F«c(indo, da, a. Fecund, Aroitfhl, fJBrtlle.
Fodcrddo, tm. (Llttlo ua.) Fodewry, fedaiy.
FodcnU, a. Fcaoral.
Fedorativo, va, a. Fwlcnitive.
TeC'ZA, t\f. Ugliness, defonnltr.
FiO'igu, go, h. n»Tov.) V. A'tpero.
Felugiioz, */ (rrov.) V. Pmide*.
KeUndrio, rnn. (Bot) Water-hemlock.
FolduiariBcul, mn. (Mil.) Fiold-niftntbal.
Foi6ciio, tin. (Bot) V. JIfl«vhn. [seL
FolltxSto, «m. Fiy-boat, a flat-bottomtd ve*-
F«.ic«. a. (Poet.) V. iV<».
FellcidAd,*/ Felicity, hnpnlnew, prosperity.
Folicitacion, e/T Ck>ntnntu[ation, foUciUtlon.
Felicitar, «a. To congratulate, complluient,
ftlicitate. [or.
Fellpva, sa, «. Parishioner; a constant viait-
Feligresia, «/ A parlsli and ita parlshlonersw
Feliz. a. Happv, fortunate, proeperooa. Hy.
Feliimdme, ad. Uapplly, fortunately, lucki-
Felonia, ^f. Tr«*ch6ry, dWoyalty, felony.
F6I pa, </: Plush. (Joe.) Drubbing.
FelpMo, da, a. Shagsr, villous.
Felpllla, ^ Corded silk for embroidering.
F61po, «m. (Prov.) V. Fdpudo.
FeIp6do, Sffv. Plat made into bats and mats.
Felp6do, da, a. Downy. V. Felpado.
Fem6nil, a. Feminine, womanly.
Femenilmdnte, ad. Effeminately.
Feroenino, na, o. Feminine, Ibmaleu
Feraontldnmfinte, ad-. Falsely, fallaciously.
Feraentido, da, a. False, unfaltl»fUL--«. Liar.
Fcmineo, nea, a. Feminine, fcmlnato.
Femorul, a. Fouioral, belonging to the thigh.
FonillLnto, am. On»h, a deep cut
Fenewr. m* To terminate; dlo. — ta. To
conclude.
Feneciinionto, tm. Close, finish; settling.
Fenedal, mn. (Prov.) llay-loft
Fenigeno, na, a. Having the nature of hi^^.
Fenix, am. Phoenix; exquisite.
Fenogr6co, mn. (Bot) Fenugreek.
Feu6meno, mn. Phenomenon.
F60, 6b, a. Ugly; homely; immodest
Feracidad, ^Fecundity, Iferaiity.
FordI, a. Funeral, sad; cruel.
Ferto, a. Fertile, ftnltftil: copious.
Feretro, mn. Bier, coffin, hearse.
P.iria, lif. A week-day; fair; rest, repose.
Foriddo, da, a. (Law) The day in which tlie
tribunals are shut
Feri41. a. Belonging to flilrs.
Feriunte, mn. (Prov^ One who trades at birs.
Fcri&r, va. To sell, buy, barter.
FerinOj na, a. Ferine, savage, ferocious.
Farllo, «m. An ancient coin.
Ferling6tos, »fn.pl. Kind of paste,
ivncentacion, ^r. Ferroentauon.
Fermenc/ir, «n. and r. To fermen* ; heal.
F •rmentativo, ya, a. FermentaUva
r'erm6nto, mn. Ferment; leaven.
Femacdina, ^ Stuff of silk and wooL
Fer6oa, a. (Poet) V. Fero0.
Ferocidad. qf. Ferodty, wildnes^ cruelt;'.
Fer6z, a. Ferodoua, savage, fierce.
Ferozmtota, ad. Ferociously, felly.
Firw, ^V. Farra.
FIA
Ferr&da, ^ Iron elnb.
FerrMo, mn. (Prov.) Measure Ibr corn, land.
Ferrdr, va. To garnish with points «r platM
of iron.
FArreoL rea, <r. Forroous; stem, severa.
Ferrena^ ^ Iron works, also a forge.
Forreruolo, mn. A cloak with a collar, h\A
no ca]>e. [ing-iron,
Ferr6t«, «m. Burnt copper or brass : a mark*
Ferreteddo, da, a. Garnished, marked witb
iron.
Ferrfttedr, vo. To bind, mark with iron.
Ferrctcria, ttf. Hardware store.
FerriflcirM, rr. To be converted Into Iroa
Ferrl<Sn, sm, Ferrldna, a/. Expreioion of dl»
pleasurei
Ferro, am. Anchor.
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Fervi6nto, a. Fervent, ardent V. Fcrwro-
Ferv6r, mn. Fervor, warmth ; zeal
Forvorcillo, 9m. A slight fervor or zeal
FervorlzAr, va. To heal, inflame, inclie.
Fervorosam^nte, ad. Fervently. [active.
Forvor6p4), sa. a. Fervent, ardent In piety,
Fescenino^ mn. pL Obscene poetry.
Feste&r, va. Fcatrjar.
Fust«>Jn(16r, r.i, «. A fcast^r, a courtier.
Fesmdr, va. To entertain ; court, woa
Fo«t4^Jo, Festl'o, mn. Feast, entertainment,
courtship.
Fest^ro, mn. Directory of church music
Festiii, mn. Feast lMU)qnet
Festlnacidn, ^ Haste, hurry.
Festivamente, ad. Festively.
FestivldiUI, iff. Festivity, rejoicing; gaj^ety.
Festivo, va, o. Festive, jgay, Joyful
Fo6t6n, mn. Garland or flowers ; Ibstoon.
Fostoneiir, va. To embellish with fostoona
Festuca, «/ (Bot) V. Cahuda.
F6tido, dsLo. Fetid, stinking.
Fi>to, mn, FQctn&
FeudAU a. Feudal, feodal.
Feudaiiddd, f/C Feodalltv, feudality.
Fendalismo, mn. Feudalism.
Feudar. va. V. Er^feudar.
Feudatirio, mn. Feudatary, feodatary.
Feudatirio, ria. a. Feudatary, foudary.
Feudista, mn. Feudist
Fo6do, mn. Fief orlbo; manor; feudal rent
Fi^ble, a. (Oba.) Trustworthy.
Fi&do, da, a. Confident, trusting.
Fiad6r, ra, 9. One who trusts another; booA
surety, security ; the loop of a cloaik.
Fiambhur, va. To put fried meat to cooL
Fi&mbre, mn. Cold dressed meat
Fiambrvra, ^if. Basket for cold moat
Digitized by VjOOQlC
FIJ
Flambi^ra, m». The steward bf the larder.
Fianzaf ^ Caution, security; bond, bail
FIAr, tta. To ball; give crediL—Ww To con-
fide.
Fi^ tm. Consent; flat of a kin; or tribonal.
Fibra, «/ Fibre, OlcmenL
t!*ibrlna, ^. (Cliem.) Flbrine.
FibnSao, sa, a. Fibrous.
Fibula, ^ (Little us.) A bnckle.
FIccidn, ^ Fiction ; falsehood; stratagem.
Fice, sm, richth.) Whiting.
Fidia, «/. Coanter, used at cards.
FIcticIo, cia. a. Fictitious, fiil>ulous.
Ficto, ta, a. Feigned, counterfeited ; vain.
Fidalgo, ga, A V. Hidalgo.
Fidedigno, na, o. Worthy of credit or bellei:
Fideioomisibrio, sm. Trustee, fiduciary.
Fideicomiao, tn. Trust, fooffknent of an ex-
ecutor, [alty.
FidelidAd, ^ Fidelity, honesty; fealty, loy-
FideHsimamSnte, ad. sup. of FidaunU.
Fidelisbno, ma, a. 9vm. of FiA,
Fid6oa, <m. «^ YermicellL
F!6bre, «! Fever. V. Calmtura,
FlebrocUla, «C dim. ofltdbre.
Fi61, A Fftithfol, honest, loyal, upright
Fi^l, am. Cleric and inspector of markets
and slaughter-houses. [clerk.
Pielizgo, 9m. The offiee of town or market
Fleldftd, ^ Offioeof the inspector of weights,
Ao.; security; fideli^.
Ffelm^Ate, Jd. Faithftiuy.
Fieltr^, ta. To felt; stuflT a saddle.
Fi6Itro, em. Felt, also a hat, an overcoat
Fi6mo, 9m, Dung, numnre.
Fiera, ^. A wild beast
FierabHb, am. Bully, bragger, blusterer.
Fieram^nte, ad. Fiercely, savagely, haught-
ily, [fbrmlty.
Fier^ ^f. Fierceness; haughtiness; de-
Fidro, ra, a. Fierce; ugly; rough; terrible.
Ft&ros, am. pl» Ficore threats and bravadoes.
Fttno, am. V. IHerro. Brand.
Fiesta, «f: Feast, rqfoidng; featlrity, holiday.
Fig6n, 9m. Eating-house, chop-house.
Figonero, 97n. Keeper of an eating-house.
FlgueHil, am. Plantation of fig-trees.
Fignlino, na, a. Made of potter's clay.
FIgfira, a^ Figure; fiioe, Jbrm.
Ffgur&ble, A Figurable.
Flguradamdnte, ad. Figuratively.
Fifurida, «< A gesture of affected gravity.
Flgurido, da, a. Figurative, typical ; rhetori-
cal [ation.
Figuril, a. Flgnral; represented by aeline-
FigurMza, 4^ Resomblanoe. [Ihncy.
Fignrir, wi. To figure, form ; adorn.— w. To
Figurativam6nte, ad. Figuratively.
Figuratlvo, va, a. Figurative, typical ; ex-
planatiry.
Figureria, tf. Y. Mueca. [a buflbon.
Fiinir6ro, 9m. Mimic a ludicrous Imitator;
Ptgurilla, a. earn. A ridiculous little figure.
Fignrilia, Ita, «/ dim. A small figure.
^^r^n, am. A huge ridiculous appearance.
« ^ A htnee, bat-hinge.
sl6n, ^. Fixation, stability ; posting bllla.
^ m&ntjLad. Firmly; Intensely; fixedly.
ijfii^ va. To fix, fhsten; settle.
k pL Checks of a press.
FIL
F^o, ja, a. Fixed, firm, secure ; permanent
Filodalgo, 9m. V. m^odiilQo.
Flla, ^A row of persons or things.
Fildciga, v: (Nau.) Rope-yarn. V.jRIMatfoa.
Filactoria, ^ Phylactery.
Filadidr, am. (Nau.) A small boat
Filadiz, Fil&ra, 9. Ferret-silk ; filament, flbra
Filamdnto, am. Filament
FilamentMo, sa, a. Filamentous.
Filamldnto, am. Spinning part of a factory.
Fildndria, «/. Worm bred in the Inteatiiiel
of birds.
Pilantropia, i\f. Philanthropy, good-uatuia.
Filantr6picamente, ad. Humanely.
Fllantr6pico, ca, a. PhUantbropical, philaa-
thropic.
FiUntropo, am. Philanthropist
Fil^, a. THdnffukfJUar. A mathematleal
Instrument— txj. V. Ifilar. [shipw
Filardte, 9m. Netting pat on the sides of a
Filibtica, 9/. (Nau.) Bope-yam.
Filateria, ^ Verbosity, supenfiulty of worda.
Filat^ 9m. A verbose speaker.
FUadeta, ^. Philancia, self-love.
Filbusti^, y. HUbvtter.
Filderret6r, 9m. Sort of superfine camlet
Filell, 9m. Superfine flannel [soft
Fil6no, na, a. (Coll.) Delicate, effeminate,
FiI6te, am. (Arch.) A llstel ; a hem ; a smalt
spit
Fllete^r, do. To adorn with llstels; hem.
Fllet6n, 9m. Kind of embroidery.
Filiaddn, ^ Filiation ; register of a soldier's
description.
FiliAl, a. Filial [enrol a soldier.
FIliAr, tm. To prove one's descent — vr. To
Filib^te, 9m. Fly-boat, a vessel of 100 tons.
Filibuster, ro, am. Freebooter or buceaneer.
Filicida, 9m. (Little us.) Murderer of one's
ovrn son. [neatly wrought
Filicr^na, ^ Filigree, filigrane ; any thing
Fflifi, 9m. (CoIL) Fineness, neatness, deli-
cacy, tdula,
Fllipdndula, 9f. (Bot) V. EttpirM fiUph^
Filipica, ^ Philippic, invective declamation.
FilipicUn, 9m, Moroen, woollen doth.
FUlrto, fff. (Bot) Phillyrea.
Filia, iff. A graceful manner ; gewgaw.
Fillst^o, t^ a. (Coll) A tall and corpulent
person. [Sort of fritters.
Fillo, 9m. (Prov.) Son. V. Hijo. Filloty
FUo, 9m. Cutting-odge.
Filod6xo, em. (Littie u&) Person wedded to
his own opinion.
Filologfa, FiloI6gica, ^ Philology.
FiloI6gico, ca, a. Philological
Fii6Ioeo, 9m. Philologer.
Fllomena, tf. Nightingale, phllomela.
Fil6nio, am. Kind of opiate. [sramei
Fil6poa, tm. ^ Pieces of linen used to'drire
Filoe6c^ «/ Vesting, spun-silk.
Fllosofaddr, ra, a. Philosopher. [stouei
FilosoflU, a. PiedraJUoMfal, Pbiloaopheili
Fllosof&nte, 9m. (Iron.) Philosophaater.
Filosof&r, «a. To philosophize; assume tt«
critic.
Filosof^stro. 9m. A smatterer in phOosophy
Filosofia, 8f. Pldlosophy.
Fllos6ficam6nte, ad. Philosophically.
Filos^fioo, ca, a. Philosophical, philosophl«
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Flkwoflsmo, tm. (Iron.) Phllosophism, bo-
phlstry.
Filoeofista. «m. (Iron.) Pbiloeophtst, wphtot
Ftl<Sfioro, «m. Phlloeopber.
FlldMfo, fa, a. Philosophic, philosophical.
Fllotlmla, */: (LltUd na.) A modorete doelr*
of honor.
Flltmdi'in, 9f. Flltrttlon.
FiltrAr, co. 'fo fliwr, flltmta; Btmln.
Filiro. am. Filter, « strolner; a nhilter.
Fimbria, tff. Edfto of a garment doobled in.
Fimo, «m. Human excrement
Fin,«m. End, close, conolosion, iasne; limit;
boandary ; goal. Kn ifn or jH>r Jtn,
Fioallj. Par Jtfk To diet J}ar Jin &^
To finish. Pnr Jtn d^ To destroy com-
pletely. A Jtn <f«, In order Uiat Por
eualquierjCn, Prompted bv any moUye.
PinAdo, da, a. Dead, deceased. JHadtlos
finadon^ All'«oar8 day.
FiniU, a Final, oondnsivo.
Pin4l, «m. End. termination, oonoloslon.
Finaliz&r, ini. To Anlsh, condade.
Finalrodnte, ad. Finally, in fino, lastly.
Finaminte, ad. Finely, nicely, delicately.
Finfcmt^nto, mi^ Dcatli. deceasa
FinaDci6ro. 9m, and a. Finander.
FinAr, on. To diew— ©r. To long for.
Fine*, ^, Land or boose proptfty.
' Fln6za, i\f. FinonoM, perfection ; kindness,
friendshipL
Fingidam6nte, ad, Fdinedly, flcUtlonsly.
Fingtdo, da, a. Feigned, dissembled, Weo.
Fingid6r,«m. Dissembler, simulator, feigner.
FIngimltoto. wn. Deceit, folse appoaranc©.
FingSr, va. To feign, affscl, pretend.
Piniqnito, sm, Recdpt in (mL
Flniumo, ma, a. Bordering, eontignons.
Flnito, ta, a. Finite, limited, bounded.
Pino, na, a. Fine, perfect; deUcate; smart
Finta, ^ Ajrovemment-tax; a deception.
Finiira, */ Fineneea, purity, ddlcacy.
Fkln^ 9m, Hemp of the loaves of the ma-
gxuy,
Firma, i\f. Sign-manual, signature.
Flrmara^nto, «m. Firmament, heaven.
Firm&n, am. Firman.
Firminte, pa, and b. Supporter, snbacribor
Firm&r, va. To sign« subscribe ; affirm.
Firme, a. Firm, fa*t hard; resolute.
Firmem6nte, ad. Firmly; Wthfolly, con-
stantly. \ufaK
Firro6sa, t^f. Ffrmnosa, compactness; steadl-
FiscAl, 9m, Attomcy-gonenU ; oensurer.
Fiscil a. Fiscal, bdonging to the exeheqner.
FfscaMTi <><i- To become a public aoooser.
Fiscal&a, t^f. Office and business of the iCsoniL
FiBcalidid, 9f, (Little n&) Bute of tne ex-
ebeqner. [fenoei
fIscallzAr, to. To accuse of a criminal of-
TtAo, am. Flse, flseal, exchequer.
Ftoet^r, 9m, The small blant^beaded whale
or cachalot
Vfsga, 4< Harponn ; raillery, seoff.
cagador, ra, sl Uarnooner. V. Fi9go%,
FisgAr, tMZ. To mocK; harpoon; pry.
Fi9a6n, na. a. Punster, buffoon ; a peeper.
FWci, lif. Physics.
Ffelcam6nte, ad, PhyeleaHy; really.
rialco, ca. a. Physical; natural, existing.
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Ftsico, 9m, Natnralist; pb'ysldan.
Fisonomia, ^. Physiognomy, Uneamentii
Fisondmico, ca, Ow Physiognomical.
Fisonomiata, Fis6nomo, anK Physiognomkt
Fl8t6l, «m. A crafty person : large pin.
FIstola, ^f. (Surg.) FiatdU, an ulcer.
Fistula, ^ Water-pipe; wind Listrameot
Fistular, a. Flstnlar, flstolona.
Fistuldso, sa, a. Fistulous.
Fls^ra, tf. Flwure.
Fituto, 9m, A sort of cake.
Fito, am, V. JHto or M0}<m,
Fitonlsa, af. Y. J*iUmUa,
Flncam6nte, ad. Languidly, weakly, feebly.
FlAcido, da, a. Flaccid, limber, hix.
Fladddz, af, Flacddlty, kxity.
Fluco, ca, a. Lank; hmguld; dq)eeteu.
Flac(ira, «/: Meagreness, weaknese.
Flagelacton, ^. Flagellation.
FlagelAnte, an*. Flagellant
Flagido, am. Wickedness, also a crime.
Flagid6so, sa, a. Fiagltioua, wkked.
Flagrante, pa. Flagrant JtnJUigraMte^ It
thelkct
Flagrdr, vn, (Poet) To bum, flamck
FlAma, tf. Flame, exceselre ardof.
Flaminto, a. Fhuning. bright; quite new.
FlameAr, en. (Nau.) To shiver, flutter.
FlamAnce, am. Flaroant or flaminsa [gold
Flamenqnilla, ^f. A middle-aize dish ; a mart*
Fl&meo, 9m, An antique marriage veiL
Flamisero, ra, a. (Poet) Emitting flameo.
Flumnla, iff, Sweet-eoented bower.
FlAnco, amw Flank, part of a bastion; flank
of an army ; side of a ship.
FlAnde^ am. A most valuable thing.
Flan^a, af, FlanneL
Flanqueir, va, (Fort) To flank; fortify.
Fladn, am. A costard; piece of metal rcftdy
to bo coined.
FlaqueAr, «m. To flag, grow dcsjected.
FlaquAza, a/| Leanneas; feebleness^
FlAto, am, FUtna; gust of wind.
Flat6eo, Flato6so, a, Flatoons, windy.
Flatult&nda, af. Flatulency.
FUtnl^nto, ta, a, Fiatoleiit, windy.
Flafita, ^ A flote; pipe of an organ.
Flaot&do, da, a. Beaombling a flote.
Flaot^o, am. Stop In an organ.
Flaot^ro, am. A maker of flutea.
Flaotillo, am. Y. Oaramilio,
Flaotlsta, am. Player of the floto.
FIAto, va, o. Of a sallow or homy eolcr.
Fl^bil, a. Mournful, deplorable. JtmenleblC
Flebotomia, ^, Phlebotomy, biood-lottiiiff.
FlebotomUno, am, Phlebotomiat
F1ebotomIz£r, ra. To Meed.
Fleb6tomo, am. Y. FUbotnmiamo,
FWtoha, af. Arrow, dart; a string.
FlechadOr, am. Iroher.
Fleebadfuras. •/. pL (Nao.) Batltnea.
Fteobir, wu To woond or kill with an vrow.
FlMshAstea, am, pi, (Nao.) BaUinea.
Flochizo, am. Blow of a oart or arrow.
Fleeh^ ^ {S, Ani.) A long, narrow cano*
Flecherfa, ^ A ahower of darts or arrows.
Fleoh6rov am. Archer; a bow-Baker.
Fl^ am. Fringe tor floonoe.
Fldgma. af Phlegm. leal
FlegmAUco, ca, a. Phlegmatic, phlegmftU
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Ki«rmAn, «m. Phlennon.
Fleje, am. Pole.— p!L Twigs for barrels
?16in&. fff. Phlegm; thick spittle; dniness.
Flem^tioo, ca, a. Phlegmatic; dnil, cold.
Fl^me, ^f. Fleam for bleeding cattle.
Flemon, <Nik Phlegmon, an inflammation.
FknWSso, aa, a. Pituitoas.
Flemi'ido, da, a. (Prov.) Dull, alnggtsh, cold.
Flequiilo, ito, tm. dim. A little fringe or
llMince.
Flet, Flez, «m. (Ichth.) A small flat flsh.
Fletad6r, »i» Freighter of a ship.
Fletant6nto, Flctami6nto, «m. Frcightment
Fletir, ro. To freight; foliate a looking-
glasa.
n6t«, wk Freight
Flexibilidid, «/Flezibllity, dnetilitf.
Fie.Yible, a. Flexible, pliant; docile.
Flexidn, i(f. Flexion, flexure.
F16XO, %m. (Little as.) Movement of the lips
in speaking.
Flexudsoi sa, a (Bot) Flexnoso. [vessel.
Flibdte, •m. Fly-boat, a small, fyist-sailing
Flin, »m. Stone for edging and polishing steel.
Flinflon, wn. A freeh-colored, corpalent man.
Flocadura, tf. A trimming made with fringes.
Plojara^nte, ad. Slowly, carcleeely.
FlojeAr. «>». To slacken, grow weak.
Flojedid, tf. Weakn««s; sloth, huinees.
Flojdl, •m. Wool shorn from dotli : down,
floidra. v^ (Coll.) Weakness y.FU^edad,
VIdJOfJa, a. Flexible; weak; remiss, laiy.
F16mis encarnAda or pnrpCirea, ^f. Purple
phlomlSw
Fiofta, »/. Fntlllty, trifllneneasL
FloqoeAdo, da, a. Frineed.
FloquecUlo, «i/k dim, A small frlnga
F16r, tf. Flower, blossom ; prime of youth.
Flora, f/. (Bot) Flora, the description of tiie
planu. [masters.
PlodMla, ^ The season of flowers, with l>ee-
Floriles, a. pk Floral; feasts in honor of
Flora. [do-loce.
Flordolfs&do, do, a. Adorned with flower-
Flordelisdr, va. (lier.) To flourisli with
flower-de-lnce^
Floreido, da. A Flowered.
Flore&r, va. To adorn with flowers; flourish.
Florec6r, vn. To flower; fluurish, thrive.
Florecica, ^f. dim. Floweret [ing.
Florcci6nte, pa. and a. Flourishing, bloesom-
Florecilla, ita, ^rt A small flower.
Fiorentina, ^f. Florontin, tm. A silk of
Florence; dorentlnes.
Flor6o, 9m, Flourish of action or words.
Flor6ro, «m. Flower-pot; artifldal-flower
maker.
Floreso^nda, «< (Bot) The flowering »
F1or68ta, i^. Forest, thicket; a delightful
plaoit
florestero. mn. Forester, keeper of a forest
f ^or6ta, ^ Border of morocoo leather on a
girt
Floretida, ^ Ship on the fitoo.
Flor6to, em. Foil, a blunt sword.
Flociiek a. Very white and fine (paper).
Florete^, «a. To flourish, flower.
Floridam^ntA, aA. Elegantly, floridly.
Vknidoi, da, a. Florid, flowery; elegant
WnrUbro, ra, a. Florifcrons.
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Floril^o, «m. Anthol<^ry, seloct ivritings.
Florin, sm. Florin, a silver coin.
Flortp^ndlo, Floripfindlo, «m. Magnolia.
Florists, 9m, An artlflcial-flower maker; i
florist.
Floriaido, da. n. V. FlorddUndo.
Florin, $m. A large flower; flower-work.
Flosculo, 9m. A smaller floret Ter^
Flosculi^, so, a. (Bot) Composed of now
Fi6ta, nf. Fleet of ships; a multitude.
Flotadam, ^ Kubbing with the hand.
Flotamii&nto, em. Gentle friction.
FlotAnte, pa. and a. Floating, floaty.
FlotAr, tm. To float — ta. To rub gently.
Fldte, 9m. V. FMadura. A' fioU^ Buoy-
ant swimming.
FlotilU, «/. A flotilla; a small fleet
Fluctuacl6n, «/ Fluctuation; uncertainty,
Irresolution. [ant
Flnctu&nte, pa. and a. Fluctuating, fluctU'
FluctuAr, fin. To fluctuate, float, flicker.
Flaotudso, sn. a. Fluctuant wavering.
Flu6co, «m. Flounce; flock.
Flu^Qte, pa. and a. Fluent, flowing.
Fluequecillo, 4Wk dim. A small flounce.
Fluld6x, ^ Fluidity, liquidity.
Fluido, da, a. Flnid ; fluent
Fluido, 9m. Fluid; any animal Juice.
Fluir, fTn. To flow. [men
Fl^o, 9m. Flux or flow; evacuation of ha*
Flnsldra, ^ V. FrutUra.
Fluviiil, a. Fluviatlc.
Flux, 9m. Flush, cards of the same suit
Fluxiblllddd. «/ Fluidity, fluency, liquidity.
Flnxl6n, «/C Flow of the humors; a cold; •
toothache.
F6ca, t>/. Sea-calf [phanta
Focino, em. Qoad used by keepers of ele-
F<Sco, 9m. Focus; Jib; flash of arms.
F6fo, Ik, a. Spongy, soft bland.
Fog^a, rf. Fongade, a little mine.
FogdjTO, emi. Uearth-money, tax on houses
in Spain.
Fogdta, ^ Blaze, thQ light of a flame; beat
Fog6n, 9m, The fireside; touch-hole of a
gun; caboose.
Fogoaad&ra, ^. Partner to a ship's mast
Fogonibo, 9m. A flash in the pan.
FogosldM, ^ Excessive vivacity; heat of
temper. [lively.
Fog6eo,sa,a. Fiery; fervent; Impetuoua,
Fog6te, am. A live coal, fiigot match.
Fogueaci^n, »f. Enumeration of hearths.
Foguedr, va. To habituate to the discharge
of flro-arma. [and legs when sitting
F6I{^ 9m. Foot- warmer; skin for the foot
Folia, 9f. Folly, madncea.
Foliioeo, a. (Bot) Foliaceoua.
Foliacidn, {/: Numbering tlie pages of abook
Foli^. 9a. To page a book.
Foliatara, ^ Numbering the pages of a book.
Foliculo, 9m. Follicle, a seed-vessel or pert-
carpi, [guitar.
Foiyones, 9m. pL GastUlan dano^ to the
Folio, 9m. Folio, leaf of a book.
F611a, 4/C A conflict; a medley.
Follida, tf. Sort of hollow paste.
FoU&doa, 9m. pL Ancient kind of trousers.
Follige, 9m. Foliage; ornament of nr valua.
FoUur, eow To blow the fire; form in loavea
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FoI16ro, FoUet^ro, tn, M«kor or sollor of
bellows.
Foll6ta, f^ Wine measnre, eqiul to a plot
Folletista, tn. ParaphUteer. [newspaper.
Follctu, mn. A pamphlet; a manoBcript
PollAn, na, a. Lazy, negligent, mean.
Foll6n, 3m. Bo|rue. villain, a mean fellow.
Follonerla, «f. Knavbbnesa.
Foloz, «m. A small copper coin, not In usew
FomentAc16n, 4/C Fomeutation.
Fomentad6r, rnn, Fomenter. [encourage.
Fomcntur, to. To foment; protect, fiivor,
Fomento, mn. Fomentation; fuel; protec-
tion.
P6mes, em. Incentive, leading to sin.
F6mitc, sm. V. Fcnnea.
F6na«, ^f, pL Patches to a cloak.
Foncoic, itm. (Nau.) Foncet
F63da, 4(f. Hotel, Inn, tavom.
Fondable, a. That maj be sounded with a
plummet. [the bottom.
Fondddo. da, a. Pines or barrels secured by
Fondeailero, 9m, (Nao.) Anchorage.
FondoAr, va. To soond. (Nao.) To search
a ship.— CTk (Nan.) To anchor.
Fond6o, 9m. The searching of a ship.
Fond&ca, ^ (Prov.) Proflmdity. [wine.
Fondill6n, «n» The drem of liquids; rancid
Fondirse, vr. V. Ilundirae.
Fondista, sm. Inn, hotel, or tavern keeper.
Fondo. urn. Bottom ; ground of silks, &o. ;
plain or cut velvet; stock; capit^
Fonddn, sm. Ground of silk or velvet
Fondfira, 9f. Proftmdity, depth.
Fdnse, a. Bland, soft, spongy.
Fonil, sm. (Nau.) Funnel
Fonsadt>ra, tf. Tax for the repair of castles.
Fonsido, tmu V. Fonnjtdera. Work of a foss.
FontAna. ^f. (Poet.) Fountain.
Fontanal, sm. A source; place fhll of springs.
Fontanche, sm. Ornament for tlie forehead.
Fontanola, f(f. Surgeon's Instrument
Fontaneria, ^ The art of making wells; the
collection of pipes for water.
Fontandro, 9m, Pipe or fountain maker.
Fontano, nn, a. Belonging to fountains.
Fontandso, sa, a, Containing springs or
fountains.
Fontezudla, ^. dim. A small fountain.
F6que, 9m. Jib. Sotalon del foqu^ Jib-
boom.
Foraddr, Foracdr, va. V. Horadar.
Foragido, da, a. Bobbing in forests and
woods.— sm. Wicked.
For&l, a. (Law) Belonging to the statute law
or to the civil rights.
Foralmdnte, wi. In the manner of courts.
Fonimen, sm. llole in Uie under stone of a
mill
f or&nso, nes, a. Stranger, foreign.
Por^no, na, a. Bustle, rude ; exterior.
fe >>r&Ao, fia, a. V. Foraneo^ Extetior.
Forasteria, 9f. Place or inn for strangers
Forast^ro, ra, a. Btrango ; exotic.
Forast6ro. sm. Stranger, guest
Ft^rbinte, tm. V. FUWw^ter.
FoTcej6r, tn. To struggle, strrpe; contend.
pOTO^io, 9m. Struggling, striving.
Porc^4a, 9m. £fibrt to disengage one's scit
Porcijj^doi. da, a. Strong, robust, vigorous.
91$
Forchina, ^ Waiilke inftmmont in shapf
of a fork.
Fordna, {/T Trident
For^nse, a. Forensio. [law.
Forero, ra, a. (Conformable to the statute
F6rfolas, ^f. pi, Scuri; dandmfC or seiU>s.
Forinseco, ca, a. Abroad, from without
F6i3a, «/. Forgo; forging; mortar or cement
Foi^ddOi sm. A piece of gold or silver beaten
into a leat [felt
Forj^o, da, a. Forged, fletltioua, counter'
Forjad6r, 9m. Smith, gold-beater; forger.
Foijadura, 9/. Forging into form; a snare;
a ftirgery.
Foij.ir, va. To forgo; fhime, form, invent
Forlon, am. Kind of chaiso with four seatl»
Forma, t(f. Shape, regularity, method, frame;
seriously, in earnest gravely.
Form4bIe, a. That which may be formed.
Formacion, «/. Formation ; shape, figora
Formad6r, ra, 9. Former or modeller.
FonnAge, 9m. Cheese- vat; checsei
Form^A Formal; proper; sorioos, grave.
Formalid4d, «/. Formalitv; exactness; cere-
mony. Con/ormaUaadt In earnest
Formsllziir, wu To make complete. — vr. To
grow formal frolee.
Formalmdnto. ad. Formally, according to
Formir, «a. To form, shapo, fashion.
Formative, Y\a, Formative.
Formatriz, a. Forming.
Formcjar, va. (Nau.) To arrange in order.
Form^roe, 9m. pL (Arch.) Side arches of s
vault [pulse.
Formicdnto, a. Low, weak, and fluent
Fonnlddble, a. Formidable, dreadful, ter*
rifle
Formidablem6nte, ad. Formidably.
Formidol6!(o, sa, a. Tlmlil, fcarAil ; dreadftil.
Form6n. sm. Paring chisel
F6rmula, ^. FormuU, a prescribed model
Formuiario, 9m. Formulary, a book fof
models.
Formnlteta, sm. An exact observer of models.
Fom6z, 9m. (Poet) V. Fragua.
Fornecer, «a. To ftirnlsh. provide, [place.
Fomedmiento, 9m^ (Obs.) Provisions of s
Fornecino, na. a. Bastard, illegitimate.
Forndlo, sm. A portable oven or frirnaoe.
Fomicaddn, ^. Fornication. (Scrip.) ldo.<
Forni<^6r, 9m. Fornicator.
Fomlcar, f7a;To fornicate.
Fomic^io, ria, ct. Belating to fornication.
Fomicio, 9m. Fornication.
Fomido, da^ Furnished; robust, stent
Fornir, vo. To furnish, provide, supph
Fornitiirs, ^f. Leather straps for sold
printing-typcfli
Foro, 9ni. Court of Justice, Jtistico-hall
Forquilla, ^ dim. A small fork.
Forrado, a. Lined.
Forragate^, f>a. To scrtUblo, scrawl
Forrdge, 9m. Forage, foraging [dersr
Forrageaddr, Forn«6ro. sm. Forager; fod
Forrageir, va. To fikiMro, colloct fonigo.
Forrdr, va. To line clothing.
F6rro, 9m. lining. (Nau.) Sheathing.
Fortach6n, na, a. A person of anconimi»
strength.
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F<nuk1eoed6r, n, 4. Fortifier. [port
Fortalec^, va. To fbrtiiy, Btrongthenf sap-
Fortaleoimi^ato, Mk The work of fortifloa-
tioos. [fbrtreoa.
Fwuleza, tf. Fortltade ; 8tr«ogth, nerve :
F6rt^ interi, (Nao.) Avast I
ForteptAno, «m. Piano-forte.
Fortezadio, la, a. dim. Not verj strong.
Fortezu^lo, tm. dim. A small fort.
Fortiflc4bIe, a. Fortiflable.
Fonlflcacldn, */. Fortification. Fortljtoa-
Uon ds eampaila^ FleId*for^cation.
Fortiacad6r, 9m. Fortifier.
Fortiflc&ote, pa. Fortifying;
Fortified, 90, To strengthen, fortify, cor-
roborate.
Fortin, wk A small fbrt; a field defense.
Portnitam^nte, ad. Fortuitoosly.
Fort6ito, ta, a. Fortaitoos, accidental.
Fort6na« ^f. Fortune, flUe; saooeaa.
Forton&ikL da, cl Fortunate.
Forzadamdnte, ad. Forcibly, violently.
Forxido, da, a. Forced, constrained; indis-
pensable. (jgaUeva.
ForxiUlo, mm. Criminal sentenced to the
Forzad^, 9m. Ravisber.
Forzdl, am. The middle part of a comb.
Furzdr, va To force; ui^; ravish.
Forz6<»a, ^f. A nrave at checkers ; forced ne-
ceae*^y.
Forzoaamtote, ad. Forcibly, violently.
Forz^eo, sa, a. Indispensable, necessary,
needftiL
Fon6do, da, a. Strong, vigorous, stout
F^ "f. Pit or fosse ; grave.
FosAdo, am. A huree pit or ditch.
Foead&ra, */. Y. Zan^a.
FosdU, sm, Church-yard, burying-gronnd.
Foear, «o. To malce a pit or a ditch.
F^eca, rf. A thick wood or crove.
F6SCO, ca, a. Brow-beaten, h-uwning.
Foef6rlco, ca. a. Piioephoric.
FM'uro, 9m, Phosphorus.
F6ciil, tm FoasIL
Fosino, 9m. (Icbth.) Minnow, a sort offish.
F660, «>n. Pit; bog; Qioat, ditch.
Fovila, 9f. (Bot) Fovllhu
F6ya, w. An oven ftill of charcoal
Fracasar, vn. To break in pieces; be ship-
wrecked.
Fraciso, 9m, DownfUl, rain; calamity.
Fracd6n, 9f. Fraction, part of an intc^^
Fraccionirio, ria, a. FractiottaL
Fracma86n, am. V. Framaaon,
Fraetdra, ^, Fracture of contiguous parts.
Fractur&r, ra^ To fkueture, br^ a bone.
FradeAr, vn. To become a firiar.
Friga, FragiUia, nf. Species of raspberry.
FrasAnda, rf. Fragrance; commission of a
cnme. ~
Fraginte, a, Fr^rant; present actual
Frag4ri^ if. V. rr99a. [Packet-boat
FragAta, 4A A ftigate. Frigata <fe aviao^
" ' "*,«. Brittle; frail; decavlng.
FragfHd
FragfiidAd, ^f. Fragility; frailty.
Frigilm6nt^ ad. FraiHy.
Pragm6nto^ am. Fragment, pieces, scraps.
Fragolino, 9m. Sea-fish smaller than the
breaoi.
fragosidid, tf, Bongfaneas; craggedness.
ig66o,sa, a. Craggy, rough; fhllofbcam
_les.
Fragrincia, tff. Fragrance or frsgrancy.
Fragr&nte, a. Fragrant, odoriferous.
FrAgua, A/C A forge; a place of intrigues.
Fraguador, 9m, Schemer, forgor, counter*
feiter.
FraguAnte (En), ad, V. En Fragamt^
FraguAr, tKZ. To Ibrge ; plot contrive.
Fragdra, «/ Roughness of the road.
FrallAda, «/ A monkish trick : a rude action.
FrAile, «m. Friar, also a sea-nsh.
Frailecico, 9m, A little friar; a wild pigeon.
Frailecillo, tm. A little friar; a lapwing.
Frailecito, am. A little friar; a boyish sport
FrailAngo, ga, FrailAfio, fta, a. Y. FraUe90^
Fralleria, tf. Assembly of frtars.
Frail6ro, ra, cl \ery tond of friars
Frail^sco, ca. a. Monkish, friar-like.
Frailia, ^ Monastic life; regular elcrgy.
Frailillos, am, pi, (Bot) Friar s cowl
Frail6te, «mw Licentious friar. Y,£igard^
Frail&co, 9m. A despicable friar.
Framas6n, am. Freemason, mason.
FramhuAsa, 9/. The raspberry.
Frambuoso, am. Raspberry -bramble.
Fram^a, ft/. (Obs.) Javelin, dart [onca
Francachela, ^. Dissoluteness, Intomper-
Francaldto, am. A leather strap with a
buckle.
Francamdnto, ad. Frankly, openly, freely.
FrancatAra, tif. Act of firanklng at the P. a
France «m. French, tlie Frencli language.
FrancesUla, ^ (Bot) Common yard crow-
foot
Francbtsp&n, 9m. Franchispane, a perfUme.
Franciscano, na, a. Franciscan order of
monks.
Francisco, ca, <t Y. Franciscano. [duty.
FrAnco, 9tn, Franc, a French coin ; free of
Frdnco, ca, a, Frank, open, liberal; exempt;
plain, sincere, fair.
Francoiin, am. (Om.) The AfHcan partridge.
Frandla, {/T Flinnel [shield.
Fringe, am. (Her.) Division of the field of a
Frangt-nte, am. Accident disaster.
FrangibI^ a. Brittle, fhmgible.
Frangir, v€t. To break into several pieces.
Frangita, ^. dim, A small fringe.
FrangullAr, vo. To do a thing carelessly.
Frang611o, em. Pottage of wheat and mUk.
FrBng6te, am. Bale of goods.
FrAngula, ^ (Bot) Berry-bearing aMer.
FrAnia, jyC Fringe.
FrapJAr, ea. To fHneo, trim with fHngea.
FranleAdo, da^ Trinmiod, fringed.
FrugeAr, co. V. Franjar.
Fram6n. 9m^ A large fringe
Franju^la, ^ A small fringe.
FranqucamUnto, am. Manumission.
FranqueAr, va. To exempt; frank, exwmpi
letters from postage ; gratify ; accede tOw
Franqu6xa, 9/. Freedom ; sincerity.
Franquia, ^(Nau.) Ofllng; the stream.
Franqnicia, ^ Immunity, privilege, exempt
from taxes.
FrAque, am. Y. Canaca,
FrAsca, «/ (Prov.) Dry leaves or small
branches of trees.
Frisco, 9m, A square bottle; powder-honi
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Frfae, Frisls, t^f. Fhrase; idlomado «zpre8-
sion. [dtoDtai
Prasia, *f. Dteh of tripes and other Ingro-
FrasistA, am. A phraseologist
Frasqii^rft, ^f. Bottle or liquor caao.
Frasquerilla, ita, ftf. Small bottle-case.
Fra8<iu6ta, 4/ Frisket of a printins-presa.
Frasqnillo, ito, «m. dim. A small flask.
FratacAr, m, (Arch.) To laj a mortar casiDg
on a wall [Ine.
Frat^rna, %f. A reprimand, Icctnre, or scold-
FraternAl, a. Fraternally, brotherly.
Fratcrnalm^Dte, ad. Fraternally.
PratemldAd, «/ Fratemitv, brotherhood.
Frat^mo, na, a. Fratornaf, brotherl}*.
Fratrlclda, %. com. Fratticldo.
Fratriddlo, «m. Fratricide.
FrAude. ttm. Fraud, deceit, cheat, trick.
Fraaduldncia, itf. Fraudalence, trlcklncss,
deceltfUlness. fWshly.
Fraudulentam^ntei, ad, Frandnlontly, kna-
FraaduI6nto, to, a. Froadolent, deceltftil,
artful. rnilly.
Fraudulosam6nte, ad. Fraudulently, dbceit-
Fraustina, sf. A wooden head vot ladies*
head-dresses.
Fraxlndla, */: (Bot) White dittany.
Fr&y. mn. Contraction for frails
Frazada, ^ A blanket
Frazadilla, tjf. A small or light blanket
Frecu6ncla, fff. Frequency.
Frecnentaci6n, ^ Frequentatlon.
Frocnentad6r, ra,* Frequenter.
FrecaentAr^ va. To ft-equent, haunt
Frecuontativo, a. (Oram.) Frequentative.
Fracndnte, a. Frequent
FrecuentemC-nte, ad. Frequently, often.
FregaciAn, ^. (Obs.) Friction.
Fregadero, ««u Scullery. [Ing.
Fregddo, sm. The act of scouring or clean-
FregadAr, <m. Scullery; dishclout [ing:
Fregadi^ira, ^ The act of rubbing or scour-
Fregi'yo, »m. V. K^tropajo.
Fregamlento, em. V. Fiicaclon.
Freg^r, va. To cleanse, scour, Acmb, polish.
Fregutic ^ (ColL) V. Freaona.
Frcgatriz, ^ Kitchcn-raaid, kitchen-wench.
Freg6na, «/ Kitclien-mai<l, kitchen- weooli.
FregunciUa, OT A little kitchon-mald.
Fregontl, a. Belon^ng to a kitchen-wench.
Frefironzuula, ef. A little kitchen-girL [pan.
Froliiiira, ^f. Act of frying or dressing in a
Freila, ^f. A lay sister.
Frtile, «m. A knight of a military order.
Freir, ta. To fry or dress in a frying-pan.
Frujc, «m. A hoop or osier to bind with.
Frejol, sm. French bean, also kidney- bean.
Freneria, ^ Business of bridie-making.
Fren^ro, 9m. A bridle-raaker, a lorimer.
Fienesi, sm. Frenzy, madness; folly.
Fn*iL4tlcam6Dto, ad Madly, furiously, dis-
tiactedly.
Kren^Uoo, ca, a. Mad, distracted, frvntia
Frenlfiftr, va. (Nau.) To bridle the oars.
Frenillo, «m. Impediment of the tongue.
Fruno, 9nu A bridle; a curb, a reetr^nt; a
ccntrol. [forehead.
Pi-eut&l, a. Applied to the ranscTes of tb«
Froataza, 4/t augm. A brc«d forehead.
Fr6nl*,a/: The forehead; fiice; front
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Frent^ro, 9m. Band ou the forehead of d.U
dron. ^
Fred, «m. (Nao.) Narrow channel A>r boata
F.6s, 8m. (Prov.) Gold or sllror laoa
Fr6sa, ^. Strawberry.
Fres^da, V. Froiaaa^
FresAl, »m. (Bot) Strawbony-plant, straw
berry-bed.
Frdsca, «f. V. Frenco.
Freecachon, a, A stout, good-looking maiu
Freec41, a. Not very fresh, stale.
Frescamdnte, ad. Kocently, lately; coolly.
Frisco, ca, a, Frosli, new; pleasant; cool;
ruddy. [rdt
Frisco, sfTi. Cool, refreshing air. V.-FVe»OK-
Freso6n, na, a. Very fresh ; blooming.
Freso6n, «m. Bloomy, a ruddy countenanoei
Fresodr, tm. Cool, refreshing air. V. /Vea»
euro. [noaa
Fresctira, {< Freshness; amenity; frank
FresnMa, if. Plantation of ash-troos.
Fresnillo, mth V. Dlctamo bianco.
Fr^Ot »m. Ash-tree. (Poet) A spear.
Fresdn or Fresdn de Chile, am. (Bot) Chill
strawberry. L2!!f^*
Fresquecito, ita, Freequillo, Ila, a. Y. Frta-
Fresqnista, am, A painter in fresca
Fresquito, ta, a. Cool, coollsh.
Fresquito, »m. Cool, fresh air.
Fresquito, ad. Just now, lately.
FretAdo, a. (Her.) Banded. Y. CotUado.
Frites, *f. pi. (Iler.) Frets or bands of a
shield.
Frex61, sm. (Bot) V. Frijol.
Fri'y^ 8m. Father, If a religious person ; or
brother, if a secular man. [by a b(^
Frez, Freza, »/. Dung; ground turned up
Frezdda, 8f. A blanket
FrezAr, viu To nibble the mulberry leaves.
Fria, a. (Prov.) Dead fowls paid as tribata.
Friabllidad, af. Friability, britUeneas.
Friilble, a. Friable, fragile, brittle.
Frialdid, ft/. Frigidity; dulness; unconcern.
Friam^nte, ad. In a graceless manner,
coldly.
Fridtico, ca, a. Foolish, silly; chilly.
PricaclAn, ^ Friction, frication.
Fricando, tm^ Collops: stowed veal
FricAr, va. To rub, scour.
Fricase, am. Fricassee.
Fricci6n, «/: Friction. V. Fricacion.
Friega, 8f. Friction, rubbing with flasb*
brush, '«Sco.
Friers, »f. Chilblain.
Frlgld^z, »f. V. Frialdad,
Frigido, da, a. fPoet) Cold V. Frio.
Frig6n, am. (Icbth.) Fire-llaire, sting-ray
Friislmo, ma, a. aup. Extremely cold
FrUdl, am. (Bot) T. Fr^joL
Fringiligo, am. Y. Monge^ for a bird.
Frio, ia, a. Cold, frigid, Indifferent; boart*
less.
Frio. sm. Cold ; fresh air ; dulness.
Friolento, ta, a. Chilly; very sensible of eald
Friol6ra, ^f. An insignifleant speech or %ct -
a trifle.
FrioWro, ra, a. Y. Frialmto.
Fri6n, na. a. augm. Yory insipid, awkwwd
Frisa, «/. Frieze, a coarse woollen stnlT.
Fris&do, am^ Silk plu9h or f\n^
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ftismidr, mi. Frizzier, raiser of the nap on
Meze or cloth.
Prlaadura, m/T Act of ftizzling or aha^n^
FrlsAr, to. To frizzle or frizz; resomWo.
Priao. am. (Ar:h.) Frieze; a wainacot
FriaAI, am, (Bot) French i)ean.
Fri86n, »ir*. A la^e dray-horse; a large*
sized animal
Frisnelo, *m. Dry bean.— pt Fritters.
Frita, V^ Frft, for making glass.
FrItAfia, »/. Dish of Med meat or fiah.
PrlUlArla, «: (Bot) FriUlUry.
Prltillas, {<jpt Fritters, pancakes,
rrito, wt, V. FritAda.
mttira, 9f. Frigidity, cold,
^volam^nte, ad, Frlvolonsly, trifllngly.
Frivolidad, tf. FrlToIity, triflingnesa. [ty.
Frtvolo, 1% a FrlToIoiu, trifUog, rain, emp-
Fr6g«, iff. Brickwork. [mortar.
Fro^r, CO. To make a wall of bnck and
Frdode, am. (Hot) Frond, a twig of a tree
with Its leaves.
Frondeee^ncia, fjf. (Bot) The leafing season.
Frondescdnte, a. (Bot) Frontleeccnt
Frondifero. a, (Bot) Frondiferons.
Frondosidad, »f. Foliage; redandan<7' of
worda.
Fronddso, sa, a. Leafy, laxnriant
Front&l, am. Front ornament of an altar.
Frontal^ra, tf. Ornament for tho ftt>nt of an
altar.
Fr^nte, iff. V. Frmte.
Frontdra, *< Frontier, limit, border.
Fronterizo, za, a. Limitaneoas; bordering
Upon.
Front^ro, rni. Frontal— «<f. In front
FrontAro, ra, a. Frontier.
Frontil wu Matting for oxen's foreheads.
Frontino, na, n. Animals marked in the (kce.
Fr6ntia, am. Frontispiece.
Frontispioio, «m„ Frontispiece.
Front6n, tm. Wall for playing at fives.
Front6do, da, a. Broad-fiicod.
FrontAra, ft/. Front of a stocking-frame.
Frotad6n, Frotadura, ^ Friction.
FrotAr, eo. To mb; stroke gentlv.
Fmctiro, ra, a, V. FnttnL [Ing season.
Frute8c6ncliL ^f. (Bot) Frotoscence or frult-
Fractlferamente, ad, Fruitfhlly.
Fmctifcro, ra, a, FmctUbroaa, mrftfbl
Fraetiflead6n, iff. (Bot) Fructification.
Fmetiflcaddr, ra, a. Fertilizer.
FmctWciir, to. To fractliy ; to profit or give
profit, benefit ; edlfV.
Fnictaosamdnte, ad, Fmltftally.
Fractaoso, sa, a, FroltAil, ftiiotuons.
Frog&l a. Fmgal parsiroonioua, sparing.
Frugalidikl, tff. Frugality, parsimony, tlirirt
Fruialm^nte, ad. Fra^ly, sparingly.
Frulci6n, ^. Fruition; aatialaction, gratifi-
cation.
Fmitivo, va, a. Frnltlve, ei^oylng.
Pramenticeo, ea, a. Y. Fntmenficio.
Pmmenticto, da, a. (Bot) Framentaeioos.
Fmnddo, da, a. Frizzled, corrugated.
FruncidAr, tm. Plaltcr, folder.
Frunclmldnto, am. Friction, deceit
iTnuiclr, va. To plait; knit; oonoeal truth.
Prualm, «/ Metal made of latten filings.
Pmsletia, t/ Trifle, frivolity.
FUL
Frual^ro, ra, a. Trifling, frlvoloua, fridla
Krufttr^noo, nea, a. Frustraneoua, vain.
Frustrir, va. To frustrate, bali^ defeat— «r
To fell
Fru8trat6rlo, ria, a. V. Frustrdneo.
Fruta, </: Fruitage, fruit
Frutage, am. Fruitage, ornament of frtdt
FrutAi; a. Fruitful, flrult-bearing.
Frutal, wi. Fruit-tree.
FrutAr, va. (Prov.) To fructuy, fertiliz«w
Fmtera, ^, Fruit-woman.
Fruteria, ^ Fmltery.
Fmt^ro, am. Fruiterer: IHilt-basket
Fmtesctote, a. (Bot) Frutescent
Frtitice, m. Any perennial shrub.
Frutlo66o,sa^. (Bot) Frutescent; ahrubby.
Fruti^r, am. Purveyor of fruit to the royal
fkmily.
Frutlflcir, va. V. Fructtjlcar. [riea.
Frutllla, ^. Small fruit; round nut for rosa-
Frutillar, sm. Strawberry-bed.
Fruto, mu Profit advantage, Income.-^
Products of a country.
Fn, iiUeri, Of diagust
Fudkr, 9m, A rich, opulent man.
F6co, am. (Bot) V. Sarffcuo.
Fu^, am, Oonflagratlon; firing of soldiers:
hearth, fire-place; ardor.
Fu^! Fn6godeDi6sl inteti. Blesa mol
what la this! [tapers
Fuelldr, »m. Paper ornament around wax
Fuelle, am. Bellows; tale-bearer; leather
curtain.
Fn6nte, ittn. Fountain: Jet; first cause.
Fuentecica, Ila, ita, zoela, ijf. A small foun-
tain.
Fu6r (A'), ad. A'/tisr ds edballero. Upon
the word of a gentleman.
Fnfira, ad. Out; without; over and above.
FuSra, tfUeri. Away, get vou gone.
Fn6ro, »m. Statute-law of a country; Juris
diction; charter or privilege.
Fn^rte, rnn. Fortification, fort
Fncrte, a. Vigorous, stout; strong; firm, bard.
Fu6rte, ad. Strongly.
Fuertecico, illo, ito, 9m. Small fortress.
Fuertem^nte, cuf. Stit)ngly, firmly, Ikst
Fu6rza, ^. Force, vigor; fortitude, valor
courage; violence, coercion; the natural
fordS/power, or fiumlty of things; strong
part or a sword.
Fuga, ^if. Flight, elopement; state of the ut-
most perfoction of a thing. (Mus.) Fu-
gue, a piece of musical composition. Fu*
ga d^ ri9a^ Fit of laughter.
FngaddAd, jWT Fugaclty, volatility, brevity.
Fugiida d« Vi^nto, ^, (Nau.) Sudden squall
or gust of wind. [(Met) Perishabl«k
Fngoz, a. Fuf^ona, volatile; ftigitlva
Fugido, da, a. (Poet) V. FugoM. [blA
Fugitivo, va, a. Fugitive; unsteady, nnata
Fuiitivo, va, a. A ragltivo.
Fulmidnto, am. Farmer of shcep-walka.
Fulna, ^. (Prov.) V. OardufUt,
Fulanito, ta, a. Little master, little mlaa.
Fuldno. na, 9. Such a on&
Fulgeco", V1K To shine, bo resplendent
Fuljcdnte, a, Reftilgent; brilliant
Pfilgido, da, a. (Poet) Respiondent
Fulg6r, am. Bo^Iendencc, brilUanoy.
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FalgnrintA, pa. and a. BeBpIendent, shill-
ing.
Pnl|rar^, vn. To rleld splendor.
FQliiBrin6ftr), sa, a. Falidnoiu, dark, obseore.
Fullerazn, wn. Great cheat or sharper.
Fulleri>sco, ca, a. Belonging to sharpers
Falleria, 4/r Cheating; canning; fallacy.
FuIKro, am. Sharper, cheater, gambler.
Follet, tm, A verv email saw.
Fnll6na, ^. (Lowx Dispute, qnarreL
Fulminaci6n, ^ Falmination.
FulmlnAdo, a. Wounded with lightning.
Falmtnaddr, rnn. Thnndorer. [minant
Fulmininte, pa, and a. Fulminating, fal-
Fulmin^, iki. To fhlminate ; express wrath.
Fulmioeo, nea, a. Belonging to thunder and
lightning. Tror.
Polmin^so^ sa, a. Thnndoring, strikine nor-
Fum^a, 4/: Mouthful of smoke; whla
Fnmad6ro, mtK A place fur smoking tobaeoa
Fumad6r, tn. (CoU.) Smoker, one who
smokes tobacco.
Fum&nte, pa. Fnmiog, smoking.
Fum&r, va. To disperse in vapors ; smoke.
Fumahida, t{f. Blast of smoke ; a pipefhl of
tobaoca
Fumiria, nf. (Bot) Fumitory.
Fumedr, va, V. Hvmear,
Fumifero, ra, a. Smoking, emitting smoke.
Fuaiigaci6n, ftf. FumlgaUon.
Fumigaddr, am. Fnmigatnr.
Fumig&r, va. To fhmigate, smoker
Fttmlgat6rio, ria, a. Fumigatorj.
Fumor<Slas, «/. jpL Cavities which emit a
sulphureous smoke.
Fumosidad, af. Fumldltj, smoklness.
Fum6so, sa, a. Full of smoke or fbme.
Fun&mbnlu, am. Funambulist, a rope-
dancer, [nity; rout
Fnnd6n, ^f. Function, employment; solom-
Funclon^o, a. Functionary.
F6nda, ^ A case, a sbeuth ; a table-cover.
Fundaci6n, ^f. Foundation, groundwork;
rise, origin.
Fnndadam6nte, adL Fandamcntally.
Fundad6r, sm. Founder.
Fundaddra, t(f. Foundress.
Fundamental, a. Fundamental, essential
Fnndamenralm6nte. ad. Fundamentally.
FundaraentAr, va. To found, lay the foun-
dation, [principle,
FnndamSnto, tfn. Foundation ; reason ;
Fund&r, va. To found, lay the foundation ;
establish.
Funderia, ^f. Foundry.
Fcndlble, a. Fusible.
Fund'tbulo, am. A machine for throwing
stones; a sling.
Fnndicion, ^f. Jfuslon ; foundry ; a casting-
house, [room.
Fundid6r, 9m. Founder, melter; casting-
PundllArlo, am. Sllnger.
Fuodhr, va. To found; cast into moulds.
F6ndo, am. (I*w) V. n«r^ad.
F&nebre, a. M onrnAil, sad ; Amend.
P6Debrem6nte,aci. Moumftilly,sorrowfiiUy.
Fooep^ndulo, am. Pendulum.
Pnnerdl, a. Funeral
Funeral, am. The solemnization of a burial
PunerAIiaa, FnneHiria8» ^1>{. Y. Fw^eroL
FUT
Funeririo, ria, a. Funeral ftmereal
Funireo, rea, a. (Poet) MonrnfUl sad.
Funestiu', va. To sadden, mske sad.
Funestam6nta, ad. Monmftillv.
Fan6sto, ta, a. Funest, dolefUI ; sad, dismal
Fungir, vn. To affect importance.
F^go, am. Fungus, fleshy excrescence.
Fung6n, «m. A great snuff-taker.
Fungohidid, V^ Fungodty, excrescencei
Funsdeo. sa, a. Fungous, ezcresoeot, 8Dong«
Faniculdr, a. Funictilar, oonaisting of coroi
or fibres.
Fur^nte, a, (Poet) Furious, raring.
F6ria. tf. Fury, na!b\ agitation.
FurliU. a. Belonging to the Furies
Furibundo, da, a. Furious, enraged, frantki
Furlosamdnte, nd. Furiously.
Fiirl6eo, sa, a. Farious, frantic, ftonetlc
Fnrl6n, tm. V. Forlon.
Fiiro, ra, a. 8h v, reserved ; fierce.
Fur6r, rnn. Madness; rage, anger; enthoei*
asm.
Fnrri^U, tf. V. Furriera.
Furridr, am. Quarter-master, also a Jailer.
Fnrridra. ^ Place of keeper of the keys o(
tbepalaoo.
Furrieta, mT Bravado, boast brag.
Fnrtlvamente, ad. By stealth, dandestinely.
Furtlvo, va, a. Furtive, cUndostlne.
FurAnculo, rnn, (Sors.) Furuncle.
F6sa. tf. Demisemiquaver.
Fus^do, da, Fuseliklo, da, a. (Her.) Charged
with fUails or spindles.
F6sca, tf. A kind of dark -colored duck.
Fusco, ca, a. Fuscous, of a dim or dark
color.
Fuslbllidfid, tf. Fuslbilltv, floxIbiUty.
Fusible Fusil, a. Fusible.
Fusil, am. Fusil firelock ; musket
Fusllizo, tm. Musket-shot
Fuslleria, tf. Body of Aisileers.
Fusil^ am. Fuslleer, musketeer.
Fusilico, am. A game at cards.
Fusi^ tf. Fusion, liquation.
Fuslque. am. Snufl'-bux shaped as an apple.
Fusta, tf. Small vessel with lateen balb;
thin boards of wood ; kind of woollen
cloth.
FustAga, tf. A large rope to hoist and lower
the main-sail
Fasten, tf. Fustian, cotton stuft
Fustan^ro, am. Fustian manufkctnrer.
F6ste, 9m. Tree and bows of a saddle; shaft
of a lance ; groundwork of wood.
Fust^ro, ra, a. Belonging to a fhst
Fnst^ro, 9m. Turner or carpenter.
Fust^te, 9m. (Bot) Sumach-troo need l»
dyeing. V. Futtoe.
Fustigi^, va. To whip, fhbtlgate.
Fustioa, a/ Place fbr fhslng metalSb
Fost^ 9m. Fustic, a yellow dye-wood.
F6UI a. FuUle, trifling.
FutllidAd, tf FuUllty.
Fut6ra, tf. Survivorship, survival.
Futur&rlo, ria, a. Applied to a person 9m
Joying the reversion of an ofllce.
Ftttnrici6n, tf. Futurition, fhtority.
Fut6ro, ra, 9m. Future.
Fat6ro, 9m. Future, ftiturity ; (Gram.) Fi
ture tense.
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I, B«fbrB the row«l8 a, o, and tc, has tho
ttrae flonnd In Spanish as English ; bat
before e and i, is the same as the English
A stronglj asnirated, as in Aay, Atfr, aa
Gab^eba, ^ Kind of loose garment Qow.
Oab4eho, «m. Sloven, a dirtj miserable fel-
OaUtoho, cha, a. The natives at the foot of
the Pyrenees.
Qab&n, «mw A ffreat-coat with close sleeves.
Oab&nzo, «»i»^Bot) Dog's rose.
Gab4rda, ^ Wild white rose.
Oabardina, ^f. Gabardine, cassock.
Gabirra, f/T Lighter.
Gabarr^ro, sm. Dealer in wood ; lighterman.
Gab&rro, mtk A swelling on the past«rn of
horses; pip in fowls; a flaw, an error.
Gab4t% tjf. A wooden basin, a bowL
Oabizo, sm. Braised sagarncane. [ment
Gabela, f^ Gabel or gavel, tax to govern-
GabeMna, «/! Ancient Kind of arms.
Gabia. ttf, (Nao.) The main-top-saiL
GabiAro, 9m. Top-man. [room.
Gabin^te, tm, A cabinet; also a coancil
Gabion, Sfn. Staff made of silk mixed i^ith
wool ; a gabion. [pared for barning.
Gabis6n, nm. Heap of the herb kali pre-
Gab6te. «wu (Prov.) Shuttlecock.
Gae^l, mtK Y. Gamo.
Gac^la, ^. V. Gama,
Gac^ta, ^, y. Gaaeta,
Gacetero, 9m. V. GoMeiero.
Gacetista, sf. V. GoMetUta. [foors.
(}4ch«^ 9/pL Fritters. A' ffochaa. On all
Gaobeta. {}: Spring in laree locks.
Gftcho, cba, a. Corrated. bent; sloaching.
G(ach6n, na, a. and «. Pampered, spoiled
child ; sweet, attractive.
Gachonoria, Gachon&da, ^ Caress, endear-
ment, fondness.
Gachnp'm, «m. Name given In Mexico to a
native of Spain.
OUk, If, A hook, or can-hooks; also specta-
cles.
Qaf4r, tfOw To hook, to catch with a hook.
GafediKl, ^ Leprosy; oontraction of the
nerves.
Galilta, 9n%, Qasp, a hook and eye.
Gdfo, fa, a. Leproos, infected with con-
tracted nerves.
Gnfdn, am. (Om.) Greenfinch
Gdgtt. mn. salary, pay, wages.— ^ Per-
quisites, fees.
Ga^ ga, a. y. Tartamudo.
Gnita, 4/r Bagpipe ; flageolet ; hand-orgatL
Gaiteria, a/. A gay and gaudy dress.
GftittoH 9m, inher; ooaxer, wheedler.
Gait&ro, ra, a. Gay, gaudy, foppish.
GiUas, ^ jU. Wages, salary.
Qiyo, «m. A broken branch or bunch ; the
natoral division of an orange.
Oid^so, ML Ok Branchy; spreading, [tatlon.
Gala. f/T Full dress; graceftil ; parade, osten-
Galactito, «/ Fuller's-earth, alumina.
Oalal&te, snk An artful thief; rogue; hang-
man: porter.
GfJamero, ra, a. Dainty, y. Go!o$o.
GAL
Galin, sm. Gallant, sirace, well dressed
also a lover, a courtier.
Galdn, na, a. Gallant, gay, fine, courtly.
Qaldna, ^ A kind of ohick-(M^a; a woman
showily dro9He<L
Oalanam^nte, ad. Gallantly, elegantly.
Oalancdte, «m. A buck, a spark, a Uttla
gallant
Galdnga, ^ (Bot) Species of the arrow-root
Galdno, na, a. Gallant, gay, genteel ; cl^ant
Galinte, a. Gallantcourtiv ; brave; elegant
Galantead6r, $m. Wooer, lover.
Galantc^r, va. To conrt, woo ; ornament
Galantemdnte, ad. Gallantly, civilly.
Galant^o, sm. Bolicitliig favor, courtship.
Galant^a, ^f. Gallantry ^ graceful manner;
liberality.
Galdnto, 9m. (Bot) Snowdrop.
Galaniira, 4/C A showy, splendid dress.
Galiipsgo, 9m. Frosh-water tortoise ; bed of
a ploughshare ; fiame for a vault
Galapo, 9m. Frame for twisting ropes.
Galardun, 9m, Guerdon, reward, recom
pense.
GaIardonad6r, ra, s. Bemnnerator. [quite.
Galardon&r, va. To reward, recompense, re-
Galarin, 9m, Y. Gallarin.
Gal&to, 9m^ (Ghem.) Gallate.
GaUtite. ^, V. GalactUs,
GaUv^a «m. A tall, lean, and weak man.
Galaxla, 9/. (Astron.) Galaxy, the milky way.
Galbina. ^. Y. Galana. Sloth, laziness.
Galbanido, da, a. Of the color of galbanuro.
Galban^ro, ra, a. Lazy, indolent inattentive.
G41bano, «n, (Pharm.) Galbanura, a resin-
ous gum.
G&lbulo, 9m, The nut of the cypress-tree,
GaldreciUo, 9m, A kind of light great-coat
0aldr6ue, 97n. (Naa) Wheel-rope of the
steering-wheel. [thing.
Galdrftfa, ^f. (Prov.) Top, a child's plav-
Gale^to, ta, a. i^rolopie or preface of a work.
Oaledza, ^ (Nau.) Oaleas, a kind of vessel.
Galega, ^. (Bot) Oflicinal goatVrue.
Galena, 9f. Galena, sulpburet of lead.
Gal6nloo, ca, a. Galenic, galenical.
Galenismo, sm. Galen ism, doctrine of Galen .
Galonista, 9m. Galenist, a follower of Galen.
Gaidno, a. y. GaUrno.
Gal^, im. (Ichth.) Sword-fish.
Gale6n, 9m. pL (Nau.) Galloon. Hlngk.
Gale6ta, ^/TGaniot or saHey.—/)/. (Nau.) Car
Gale6te, sm. Galley-slave.
Oal6ra, ^. Galley.— pt Puntshmont of row-
ing given to criminals; house of correo-
tion. [for correction.
Galor.dda, ^f. (Print) The proof of a gallej
Galer6ro, «m. A wagoner.
Galeria, ^f. Gallery ; lobby.
Galeriila, if. A sniall gallery.
Galerita, if. (Om.) Crested lark.
Gal6mo, a, (Nau.) A soil, mild wind.
Galf&rro, sm. Bogue, swindler. [poor.
G&lga, ^ Greyhound bitch; bier for the
Galgina, ^f. Y. Galbana, (Bot) y. Galana,
Gilgo, 9m. Greyhound
Galgu^o, fta, a. Eesembling a greyhound.
GAlffulo. 9m, (Om.) BoUer. [Pybela
(lallambo, 9ms Song of the Gallic priest of
Galib^, va. (Nau.) To mould.
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Balibos, am, pL (Nao.) Models of ships.
dalicddo, da, a. Infecied with the renerpal
disease. [Ilean church.
GalicAna, a. Tai iffUala gaUeana^ The Oal-
Galic4r, co. To iofect witb the veoereal dis-
ease [ogT
Galicismo, tm. Oallielsm, French phraseol
04lico, sm. Venereal disease.
Oallc6so, sa, a. (Coll.) V. OuUeado.
O&lio, SIM. (Bot.) Choese-rennet bed-straw.
Oalldpsis, 4/C (Bot) Cuoimon hedge-nettle.
Q&lipot, am. white frankincense; also res-
In from the pine-tree.
Qalivos, am. pL Compasslngs, beTelllnffS.
3alizAbra, ^fi, Vessel carrying lateen sails.
QalladOra, tff. Tread, the cock's sperm in
the egg.
Qall&rda, 4/r An airy Spanish dance.
Oallardaniente, ad. Elegantly, graceftilly.
Gallarde^r, «n. To be graceful; be merry.
GailardSte, sm. Pendant, streamer.
Oallardct^n. wn. (Nan.) Broad pendant
Gallardis, f< Gonteelness, elegance; bravery,
activity.
Gall&rdo, da, Ow Gay, graeefti], gallant, brare.
GallarSta, ^ (Orn.) Widgeon.
Oallar6n, 9m, (Orn.) A kind of bustard.
Gallarito, 9m, (Bot) Loasewort [pie.
Gallar6za, »f. 0>arBe garment of eowitry peo-
Galle&r, va. To copulate as birds; assume
importance. — m. To crow.
Galleg&da, ^. Assembly and manners of the
natives of Gallcla.
<H116go, sm. In Castile, the northwest wind.
GatliSu, nf. Sea of pilot biscuit; moss-bo wL
Oa]letica^ {/C pi Small or swoet crackers.
Oallicinto, sm. (ColL) O>ck-crowing at mid-
night [palate.
GallUlo, 9m. (Anat) Uvula; part of the
Oallina, 9f. ITon ; coward, chicken-hearted.
Qalllnaza, ^f. Hon-dung. (Orn.) Carrion
vultm^ kite. [cowardice.
Gallineria, ^. Pou1terer*s-shop ; hencoop;
Qallin^ro, ra, a. (Falc) Feeding upon Ibwlsi
Gallin^ro, s»i». Poulterer; hen-yard; fowl-
basket
Gallin6ta, 4/! (Om.) Sand-piper.
6allln6so, sa, a. Timorous, cowardly.
Gallip&vo, sm. (Om.) Turkey.
Qallipdito, sm. Cockerel. [rails.
Gallipntote, sm. (Prov.) Bridge without
Gallito^ sfTk Bean, coxcomb; small cock.
G4110, am. (Om.) Cock; (Ichth.) doree, a
sea-flsh; chief of a village.
Galio-b^ne, sm. (Om.) Wood-gronse.
Gallo-crista, ^ (Bot) Annual clary-sage.
Ga]16fii, *f. Food given to pilgrims; pulse;
a laxy life. (Prov.) Directory of divine
service. [upon alms.
Gallofb&r, «n. To saunter about and live
Oallof^, ra, a. Idle. lazy, vagabond.
Gallofo, fk, a. V. GaUqfero. [toons.
Oalldn, 9m, (Prov.) Green sod, turt— jw. Fos-
GallonAda, ^f. Wall made of s«>ds.
Gall6da, </! (lehtli.) Top^ sweet-william.
Galliva, </:^t) V. &ayuba.
Gal6cha, 4^ Oaloche, clog; pjtten.
Oa]6n, tm. Galloon; lace; gallon-measure.
Oalonizo, am. TATj^ti galloon excessive cr-
nament
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Galonead^ ^f. Garnished with lace or gal
loons.
Galoneir, va. To lace, adom with lace.
Galonoro, am. Lace or galloon maker.
Galop&r, tm. To gallop. [execnti<Mt
Gal6pe, am. Gallop of a horse ; hastiness ol
Galopeilulo, da, a. Done in a hurry.— em
Whiiiping, flogglntr.
<}aIope>ar, ra. V. Oalcpar.
Galopin, am. A cabin-boy; a sonllion, t
contemptible rogue.
GalopiniUia. ^. Knavery, crafUnesa^
Gal6ta, «/ V. Oalocha.
Galpito, am, A weak, sickly chicken.
Galvdnico, ca, a. CPhyn.) cTalvanic
Galvanismo, am. Galvanism.
Galvanizdr. «a. (Phy&) To galvanize.
Gima, ^. Gamut the scale of notes; also a
doe.
Gam&rra, a/. A marttncraL [nnm
Gam4rza, ^ (Bot) Wild Syrian rue, p«»s»-
Gambal6a, ^ A tall, ill-shaped man with-
out life or spirit
Gdmbaro, anL A kind of small craw-flsh.
Gamb^ta, ^. capers in dancing; affected
language.
Gambetear, vn. To caper like a horse.
Gamb6to, am, A oullted great-coat
Gumbo, am. Cap nw a new-bora child.
Gamb6tc^ am, pL (Nau.) Oiunter-timbers,
arched tlmbcra.
Gambrdn, am. (Amer.) A kind of satinet
GambAz, am. A small cap for children.
Gambia, ^. Kind of basket [trough.
Gam6lla, </! Toke for oxon; a wooden
Gamello)a, af. A small yoke. [srapes^
GamellOn, am, A large yoke; trongh Ibi
(}am^uo, am. Little young buck.
Gimraa, ^f. Gamut V. Gama.
Gimo, am. Buck of the fallow-deer.
Gamalogia, ^ Discourse on marriage.
Gam6n, aim. (Bot) Asphodel. [<sh.
Oamon4l. am. Place in which asphodels flour-
uamondllo^ am, (Bot) Onion-leaved aspho-
del [del
Gamonito, am. Young shoots; young aspho-
Gamon6so, sa, a. Abounding in asphodels.
Gam6no, na, a. Applied to the skins of deer.
Gamfiza, af. Chamois; chamois leather.
Gamuido, da, a. Chamois color.
Oamuz6n, am. dim. Kind of coarse obamotsi
G&na, af. Inclination, desire, mind, intention.
Ganaderia, af. Breedinffcattle to solL
Ganaddro, ra, a, (Obs.) Belonging to cattle.
Ganad6ro, ra, a. Grazier, owner of cattle;
drover. [tie of tlie same description.
Gan4do, am. ((^1L) A generio name to all cat*
Ganaddr, am. A gainer.
GanAnoia, ^. Gain, profit advantage.
Gananciil, a. Lucrative. BUmea Qatuu^
ciaUa, Property acquired daring marriage
Gananci6so, sa, a. Lucrative, gainftaL
Ganapdn, am. A porter. [loses, wins
Ganapldrde, am. The game at draught!) of who
Gan&r,«a.Togatn, win; conciliate; aeqnlra
(Hneh^ro, am. (inductor of a raft of timber.
(}anchlllo, am. A little hook or crotch.
G&ncho, am. Hook ; a crotch ; an allnrcr. 1
pimp.
Ganchdso, sa, a. Hooked, curved.
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Ganchn^lo, «m. dhtu Y. OanchiUo,
GanrUvA, if. Lazinem, idleness. V. Cofta.
Gandido, da, a, (Prov.) Seduced, led aatray.
GfluiduJ&do, 9m, Ornament or ruffle of a
woman^ dress. [corxar.
G andujdr. to. To bend. Y. Enooger and Bn-
GanflUon^ro, 9m. Gonfklonier, pope's stand-
ard-bearer, [ish church.
Ganikn6n, am. CKmMon, ensign of the Bom-
Ganftirro, ra, 9. Vagrant, vagabond. [als.
Ginga, 9f. Pin-tailed gronse; bed of miner-
Gangarllla, ^f. Company of strolling players.
GAnglios, 9m. pL (Anat) Gangliona
Gangoso, sa, a. Speaking through the nose.
Gangruna, «/ Gangrene, mortifloation.
Oangrenarpe, vr. To become gangrenous.
C^grendso, sa, a. Gangrenous.
Gaogueir, vf^ To spealc through the nose.
Gansuil, 9m. A barge; a lighter.
Ganoso, sa, a. Desirous, ambitions.
Gansaron, 9m. A gosling; a tall, thin man.
Gtoso, sa, 9. Goose; tall, silly person.
Odnte, 9m. Linen manufactnred in Ghent
Ganzua, ^ Picklock, a lockpicker, a pumper.
Ganz6ar, «a. To pick a lock. [er.
Gafldn^ 9trk. Shepherd, hercUman ; day-labor-
Gaftania, ^f. Number of day-laborers.
Ganido, 9m, Yelping, bowling of a dog.
Gafiiles, 9m. pL Fauces, organs of the voice.
Ganir, va. To yelp or howl ; croak, cackle.
Gafi6n, Gafidte, 9m. Ors:ans in the throat.
Garabatida, «/ (Coll.) throwing a hook.
Garabatedr,«a.To hook; scrawl; use eva-
sions, [bling.
Garabat^ 9m, Hooking, scrawling, scrib-
Garabatillo, «m. A email hook ; an obstruc-
tion of the lungs. [to, A thief
GarabAlo, 9m. Pot-hook. Jfoao a« garaba-
Garabatoeo, sa, a. Elegant, charming, atp
tmctiveL
Garabitu, 9m. A cover spread over fhilt-stallflb
Garambdina, ^ Extravagant finery in dress.
—pL Grimaces.
Qarante, 9m. Guarantee. Y. Fiador.
Garantia, i{f. Warranty, guarantee.
Garantir, to. To niarantee.
Garaflon, 9m. Jack-ass. (Low) Lecher.
Garapacho, «m. Kind of dressed m?at
Garapifia, ^ Congealed liquid; kind of
black lace.
GarapifUtr, fo. To Ice; refrigerate.
Garapifi^ra, ^f. ReiHgerator; a cooler.
Oarapita, (tf. Flshins-n^t with meshes.
Garapito, 9m. Small insect, a tick.
Garap611o, 9m. Dart made of paper.
GaratAsa, ^ Game at cards. ((Joll.) Caress.
Garavita, 9m. A market-stall for frait and
croens.
Olrba, ^ Sheaf, as of com.
Garbancilla 9m. (Bot.) Holry bastard vetch.
€hirbanz4U «m. Ground sown with chick-
peas.
Garbane^ ^ (Bot) V. GarhanciOo.
Garbinzo. 9m. (Bot) Chick-pea or common
chtok-pea. Tin horses* foot
Garbanzn61o, «m. dim. Chick-pea; disease
Garbi^, no. (.Prov.) To form sheaves.
Garbed, «a. V. Garhar. To seize— 4:^.
To affbct an air of dignity.
Ga.*b^fia, 9f. (Bot> Common heath.
GAR
G&rbtas, 9m. pi, X ragout made of herb^
cheese, A«.
Garbillad6r, «m. Sifter, riddlcr.
Garblllir, «a. To garble, sift.
Garbillo, 9m. Riddle, a coarse sieve.
Garbin, 9m. Coif of net-work.
Garbino, «m. Southwest wind.
Gilrbo, 9m. GenUIity. elegance. [ally
Garbosamdnte, ad. Gallantly, nobly, Uber*
Garb6so, sa, a. Genteel, elegant, muniflcent
Garb&llo, 9m, A conAisod crowd or multi-
tude.
GarcAro, 9m. (Cm.) ITeron-hawk.
Garcia, 9m. (Nau.) Main-top-salL Y. Gavia»
Garc6ta, ^. A young heron ; hair felling In
locks. fmlne^
Gardiua, 9f Barren stone from quickaUvef
Gardufia, ^f. Martin.
Gard6fio, 9m. Male martin. {Co\\.) Filcher.
O&rfe, ^f. Claw of beast or bird.
Qarfl^da, Garfluda, ^. Seizing with the nalla.
GarftAr, w^JTo dra^ with a hook.
Gi
Gi
Gi
Gi
Gi
G;
Gi
G
Gi
Gi
Gi
, Hook, <&ag-book ; gaff
m. Place ftul of spittle. [cui
9m. augm, A clod of thick mu-
L, 9/. Spitting phelgm.
tm. To spit, expectorate.
tm. Spitting phlegm.
*^" eign
0, ta, a. Phelgm, expectoration.
n, Phelgm; an ill-formed child.
sa, o. V. GargajierUo.
n, 9m. Y. GargHero, [a gorgo.
[^Throat; the instep; a torrent;
i, 9/, Any liquid or blood from
th. rings of the blocks.
Garganteadtiras, «/r pi. (Nau.) Throat-seiz
Gargantedr, f>n. To quaver, warble.
Oargant^, 9m. Quavering.
Qargantilla, 9/. Necklace ; top of the beam
of a potter's wheel
GarganKSn, na, a. Greedy, raven ons.
Gdrgara, iff. Noise made in gargarizing.
Gargarismo, «m. Gargarism, gargling.
Gargarizir, va. To garele, eargarlzc.
Gdrgol, «m. Groove. V. Ranura._
Girgol. a. (Prov.) Empty: applied to eggs.
G&rgola, 9f. A spout In the form of an ani-
mal, [pipe.
Gargu^ro, GanuSro, 9m. The gullet ; wind-
Garif<e, «m. V. GerUdlU.
Garifb. fa, a, Y. Jarifo. [bennot
Gariofllda, ^. (Bot) (Jommon avens or herb-
Gari6fllo, 9m. (Bot) Clove-tree.
Garita, ^ Sentry-box ; porter's lodga
Garltedr, vn. To gamble. [bier.
Garlt^ru, am. A gaming-house keeper; gaio-
Garito, 9m. Gamine-house.
Garlad6r, ra, 9. Babbler, prattler.
GarlAnte. pa. (Coll.) Babbling; prater.
Garldr, «a. (Coll.) To babble, prattle, chattel:
Garlito, 9m. Weel, a wicker-trap for flsh.
Garldcha, ^. Ox-goad. V. GarrocAa.
GaTl6n^ ^Jack-plane, a long plana
OarnAcha, </t Dignity and robe of a coun
cillor; liquor of honey and wine; com-
pany of sirttlling playcr&
Garn&to, sm. Garnet Y. Granate.
Giro, 9m. A kind of lobster; brine or pick It
Gdrra. «/ Claw, or talon, or feng.
Garr6&, tf. A decanter.
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OtfTftCU, a, A kind of oLerries ; great, rast,
hago.
Chunfllla, tnk A small decanter.
Garrafift&r, va. (Coll.) To grapple, snatch.
Gamfdn, tm. A la^e glass vessel ; a demi-
john, [berr.
Oarr^ma, ^ Moorish tax; imposition, rob-
Qarram&r, va. To rob, plunder; collecta tax.
Oarrincba, qf. (ColL) Sword.— (Nan.) pk
Oan-books.
Oarrincho^ 9m. A broken branch, a splinter.
Oarrap&ta, »/. Tick ; a short person.
Garrapate&r, ei%. To scribble, scrawL
Garrapadlla, ^. A small tick.
GarrapiUo, 9m. A kind of mot^.— ^ Pot-
hooks, til-formed letters. [moorings.
Oarr^, Garre&r, on. (Nan.) To drag ih>m
Garridam^nte, ad. Gracofblly, neatlj.
Garrido, ds, a. Handsome, neat, graoeftiL
Garr6ba, </C V. OarrofcL
GarrobM, 9m. Plantation of carob-trees.
GarrubUla, «/. Chips of carob-trees used in
tanning. [bread.
Garr^bo, sm. (Bot) Carob-tree, or St John's
Garr6cha, ^. Javelin with a hooked head ;
a goad.
Garrochida, ^ Prick with a goad or spear.
Qarrochead6r, sm. Goader, pricker.
Garmche&r, ua. V. Agarrochar,
Oarrochdn, 9nu Snear used by bull-fighters.
GamSfa, or Garr6ba,4^ (Dot) Smooth-tare;
fruit of the carob-tree.
Garrofl&l, «/iK V. Oarrobak [of prey.
Garr^n. 9m. Spur of cooks; talon of a bird
Garrotazo, 9m. Blow with a cadgeL
GarrotiU, 9m, A plantation of olivo-trees.
Garr6te, 9m. CaaKel ; strangling a criminal
with an iron collar. [throat.
Garrotillo, sm. Qainsy, Inflammation in the
Garrfibla, ^ V. Algarroba. [on.
Garrucha, ^f. Pulley ; board to comb wool
Ghirrnchon, 9m. Body of a coach wlthoat
straps. [on board of ships.
Garruchoa. Bm. pL (Nan.) Cringles; rings
Garracho6la, ^ dim. A small pulley.
Garr&do, da, a. Nervooa, brawny, strong.
Gamilaci6n, GarniUdid, 9f. Garrallty, lo-
quacitv.
Garmlaa6r, ra, «. A gorralous person.
Oarrulir, vn. To chatter; talk idly. [Ions.
G4rralo, la, a. Chirping; chattering, garru-
Gar6a, ^. (Amer.) Drizzle.
Gar61Ia, ^ Bipe grapes which remain in
the basket (Coll.) Rabble.
G&rza, 9/. (Om.) Heron.
Gdrzo, 9m, A^ic.
G4rzo, za, a. Blue-eyed.
Ganoneir, vn. To be boyish ; conrt
Garz^ta, ^. (Grn.) Night-heron; cn«st of a
helmet [of meat
Garz&l, a. (Prov.) Applied to a certain kind
Gas, Sfik (Cbem.) Gas, air.
O&Ba, ^ Ganze. Ga9a rayada^ Striped
maslin.
Gascon&da, ^f. Gasconade, boast
Gase^eo, sa, a. Gaseous.
(}a8ometria, 4/1 Gasometry.
Gasdmotro, 9m. Gasometer. [of earth.
€tes6n, em. (Prov.) V. Fe^on. Laig© clods
GastAblewa. That may be wasted or spent
Gastad^ sm. Waster, spendthrift.
GastAdo, da, a. Oatwom. [destroyer
Oastaddr, ra, 9. Spendthrift; a prodigsl; a
Gsstami^nto, sm. Consumption or wsste.
Gast^, «a. To expend ; waste : plunder.
G^to, 9m. Expense, cost— ^/. Charges, dto-
bursement
G4strico, ca, a. Gastric;
Gastrol6gia, ^. Gastroiogy.
GastronomSa, «^ Gastronomy. [belly
Gastror&fia, ^f. Sewing up a wound of the
Gastrotomia, ^ Cutting open the belly.
Gata, 9f. She-cat; hand-screw. (trick.
Gat&da, ^ Clawing: artful theft or acnrvy
Gatafura, nf. Cake or herbs and sour mUk.
(}atat6mba, ^. Affected civility or submis-
sion.
GatAzo, 9m, A largo cat; an artful trick.
Gateklo, d^ a. Feline, catlike, [the naUa.
Gateami6nto. 9m, Scratching, tearing with
GateAr, vn. To scratch or daw ; steaC rob.
Gat6ra, ^f. A cat^ hole; common cat-mint
Gateria, 9f, Numbor of cats together; meaa
servility; rabbl&
Gat6sco, ca, a. Belonging to cats, feline.
Gatica, ilia, ita, «mw A little she-cat
Gaticida, am. In the Jocular s^le, cat-UUer
GatJco, illo, ito, am. A litUe cat
Gatill&zo, am. The noise of the trigger at
firing. ^
Gatillo, am. A kitten; trigger of a gun;
cramp-iron. [jack, Jack-ecrew.
Gato, 9m. Cat; pickpocket; cramp-iron;
GatAna, Gat^fla, tff. (Bot) Beet-harrow, cam*
mock.
Gatiino, na, a. Cat-like, feline.
Gatun6ro, am. Vender of smuggled meat
GatupMo, am. Mixture of Uquors without
art and proportioiu [superficies.
Gaticho, cna, a. (Arch.) Applied to unlevel
Gaude4mus, Gaud6te, 9m, Feast; merry-
making.
Gandivis, ^. A. white cotton stufC
Ga6lla, ^, (Bot) V. Oayuba.
Gavdnco, «m. (Bot) V. E9caramvJo.
GavAnza, ^f. Flower of tho doit-rose.
Gavinzo, am. Dog-rose. V. S»caram^o.
Gav^f/: Harlot strumpet [wormsheda.
Gav6ta, tf. Drawer of a desk; ring in sIUl-
Gavetilla, tf. A small drawer of a desk.
G&via, 9f, (Nan.) Main-top-sail; a mad-
house; hole for a treo. [masts.
Gaviero, amw (Nau.) Seaman of the top-
Gaviota, sf. (Nau.) Scuttle. [a long-boat
Gavidte de las l&nchas, 9m. (Nau.) Davit In
Gavilto. »m. (Om.) Sparrow-hawk.--^
Guard of a sword. Y. ToUte9.
Gavilancillo, am. A young hawk.
Gavilla, a/ Sheaf of com ; gang of suspldoui
persons. [thievec
Gavill6ro, 9m. C^m-sheaf stack; a nest of
Gavlna, ^. (Prov.) V. GavMa,
Gavidn, 9m, (Mil.) Gabion; a large hat
Gavioncillo, «m. (Mil.) A ainall gabion.
Gavidta, ^ (Orn.) Gull, sea-gull.
Gavdta, ^ Gavot a French dance, [phiaa
Gdya, ^. Stripes on stuffii, ribbons, Jbc., tro-
Gayodu, da, a. Motley.
(rayad^ra, «^ Checkered garniture, fmbigi
Gayir, va. To adorn with variegated trina
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6aj6U, ^f. (I*ror.) Crook, sheep-hook.
Giyo, «m. (Orn.) J»y.
[ing vineyarclfl.
f. HQtff
Gaydia, ^, (Nau.) V. Jaula, Hot for watch
6a>oinba, ^ (Bot) White 8iiigle-«eed
bnwMn. [tree.
Oay^ba, «/ (Tiot) Bear-berry strawberry-
GayubAl, mn. Place fall of bcar-berry-troee.
Q^ «/ (Nau.) Straps for blocks.
Oaza&ton, Gazapaton, «tn. Nonaenae ; fooU
ishtalk.
Gaz^pa, »f. rProy.) Lie, falsehood.
Gazapela, »f. Load wrangling or qaarrelHng.
Gazapcra, ^f, Warren ; an onlawAil hiding-
place.
Gazapico, illo, ito, «m. dim, A small rabbit
Gazapina, ^f. Assembly of vile people.
Gaz^po, «m. A young rabbit; an artftd
knave; a great lie.
Gaz^l, «fiK v. Ginmo,
Gaz6la, «/. Gazelle, antelope.
Gazdta, »f. Gazette, newspaper.
Guet6ro, «ifk Gazetteer : also paper-carrier.
Gazet^ra, 4/! She who sella gazettes.
Gazeiilla, ^. A aroall gazette ; a newsmonger.
Gazotista, am. A great reader of papers; one
who delights in reading; a newsmonger.
Gazi, a. A^oor converted to Christianity.
Gazmiar, ixt. To steal and eat tid-bits. — vn.
To complin ; resent.
Gazmdl, «mw Cancer on the tongue of hawks.
Gazmofiida, Gazmofieria, ^ Pruderv: hy-
pocri5y. [ical; demur.
Gaziiiofl^ra, ra, Gazm6fiot fia, a. llypocrit*
Qazndr, tJn. V. Oraanar.
GiunatAda. ^ Blow on the throttle.
Gazndte, am. Throttle, windpipe, gorge.
Gaznatko, UIo, Ito, »m. Small windpipe.
Guznat6n« am. Blow on the throat; pan«
cake, fritt^^r.
Gaz6fla, ^. V. Bam>Jta. [Jerusalem.
Gazofli4cio, »fn* Treasury of the temple of
Gaz6n, €m. (Bot) Common Uiri/t, sea giUy-
flower.
Gazpach^ro, mrk Dinner-carrier to work-
men. 0a»pacho-9oup maker.
Gaz^deho, wk Spanish soup and dislu
Gazuza, ^ Keen stomach, violent hunger.
Ge, ^ Name of the Spanish letter ff.
G6!^ am. ChicC Y.Jffs.
Qcgen, mtK Gnat, tronlHeeome mosquito.
Geimbri^l, mtk Kind of sealing-wax from
Smyrna.
Gelanno, na, a. Act of grinning
Gelatlna, 4/! Gelatine ; a compound jelly.
Gelatin^ sa, a. Gelatinona, glutlnonsw
O^ido, da, a. (Poet) Gelid, (Hgtd. [silks.
Oeliz, rnn. Overseer who weighs andT soils
G6ma, «/. An ill'Squared beam with bsrk.
(}emil, a. The leifprth or breadth of a ffftn^
G^roe, mn. Space from end of the thumb to
end of the forefinger extended.
Gemdla. tff. Sweet-scented flower.
Gemecar, wu To sob, sigh convulsively.
Qemelo, mn. Twin. (Mao.) Side beams of
the masts.
G«mkioi, tm. Groan ; lamentation ; bowL
Gemk16r, mn. Lamenter, mourner.
Ovinia, atn. Gemini ; healing plaster.
Oemir, va. To groan; howl; roar; grunt
QemOeo, ea, a. Ill-squared timber.
Gend&na, ^ (Bot) Gentian.
Gendikrma, •m. Gendarme.
Gendarmerie, ^ Gendarmery.
Geneali>gia, ^ Genealogy.
Geneal6gico, ca, a. Gi'nealogical, heraldic.
Genealofista, am. Goncal^lst Iduced
Generublo, a. Generable, that may do pro
Gcnemcion, a/ Generation ; progeny, rao^
linoa^e^ [gious order.
General, am- A general ; superior of a rell-
OencrAl, u. General, univerMi, common,
usual. [(Nau.) Signal to Join convoy.
Oenerula, ff. A beat of the drum to armOb
Gcnoraldto, am. Generalship of religious
orders.
General6ro, am, V. Aduanero.
Generalid&d, 4/C Generality; community,
corporation. [honsei
GeneraltC Generalife, am. (Obe.) ConntiT-
Cieneraliaimo, am.. Generalissimo, or the
commander-in-chief
GoneralizaCi6n, tff. Generalization.
Generalizib-, «a. To genera1lx&
(leneralm^nte, ad. (ienerally.
GenerAnte, pa. and a. Generating, engen-
dering; generant
Generauvo. va, a. Generative.
Gendricam6nte, ad. Generically.
Genorico, ca, a. Generic
G^nero, am. Genus; kin ; manner, way; sea,
gender.—^ Good^ mercliandisa
Gencroeid4d, ^. Nobility ; generosity, mu-
nificence; valor. [imous; liberal
Gener^so, sa, a. Noble, generous ; magnan-
Genesis, am. Genesis, the first book of the
Old Testament
Genetii^ca, a/ Science of easting nativities.
(}enetII&co, ca, a. OenethliacaL [root
Gengibre, am. (Bot) Ginger, an aromatic
Genkl, a. Genial. JHaa genialea, festive
days. [person.
(JenfalidM, ^f. Habits or disposition of a
Genialm^nte. ad. Genially.
G^nlo, am. Genius; nature; peculiar tem-
per, character. [wood.
Genipi, am. (Bot) Silky mngwort or worm-
Genista, 4/: (Bot) V. Ginsata.
GenitiU, a. Genital.— am, V. TBaAotdo.
Genitive, va, a. The power of generation.—
am. The genitive case. [scope.
Genitdra, V! (Jenwation. (Astr.) Honv
(lenizaro, ra, a. Begotten by parents of dif
ferent nationa.
Genizaros, am, pi. Janlzarlttv
G^nolea, am. ft (Nau.) Futtocks.
G^noli, G6nuli, am, A light yellow pasu* of
sandarach.
GentAlla, a/: Rabble, mob. Y. Oantualla
G^nte, ar- PcopK nation.— -pt Gentiles.
Gentecilla, ^ Mob, rabble.
Gentil, am. Gentile, pogan, heathen.
Gentil, a, Gentee), elegant ; excellent ex-
quisite, [valet of people of rank.
Gentil H6mbre, am. Gentleman; also the
Gentil^za, a^. Gentility, eleganoe ; easiness,
flreedom. [itary
Gentilldo, ia, a. Peculiar to a nation ; hered
CtontUioo, ca, a. Heathen, gentile, pagan
heathenish. [^nlsm
GentUidM, ^f. Gentltlsm, beatbenlsm. pe
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Omtilumo, 9n%. Y. C^mUiUdad. [sant,
tientiliziir, vn. To obeorve the rites of pa-
OeDtilminte. ad. Genteelly: heethenlahly.
Gentio, 4m. Crowd, mnltttude.
Geutuilla. Gont&za, ^. Babble, mob.
Genufloxldn, ^Genuflexion.
Genoino, no, a. Genalne, pore, real, natnraL
Geoc6ntrloo, a. (Aatr.) Geocentrio. [ing.
Geodesia, ^ Qeodesia, or art of land-survey-
Geodesico, ca, a, GeodeUcaL
Geografia, ^. Geography.
GeogriAcamtote, od. Geographically.
Ge<^r4fioo, ca, a. GeograpblaU.
Ge6erafo, em. Geographer.
Geologla, m/. Geology. [ores.
Geomancia, ^, Geomanoy, foretelling by flg-
Geom&ntioo, 0m, Geomancer. — o. Geo-
mantic
Oedmotra, mn, Georaoter, a geometrician.
Geometria, ^. Geometry.
Geom6trleam6nte, ad. Geometrically.
Geom^trioo, oa, a. Geometrical, geometric
Geopdnica, ^ Geoponlcs, the doctrine of
agriculture.
Geop6nico, ca, a. Geoponic, agricnitnral.
Geurgica, ^ Georgic, a poem upon hus-
bandry. [eolL
Geoso6pia, ^ Geoecopy, knowledge of the
Ge6tlco, ca, a. Gootic, belonging to the earth.
Ger&nio, $m, (Bot) Craned bill. (Hort)
GeraniuDL [pui^^re.
Gerapll^ ^ (Pharm.) nieraplcra, a bitter
Gerarquia, ^. Hierarchy.
Ger&rquloo^ ca, a. IIlerarchlcaL
Geridlya, ^. (Hex.) Custard.
Gerifiiico, tnu (()rn.) V. OaHfaUe ftv a bird.
GerifUte, em. (Om.) Gerfklcon ; a gun of
small calibre.
Giiva. tff. Coarse fHeze of woollen stufC
Gerigdnza, f< Jargon, gibberish; witty
quibbling. [JeriHoacion.
Geringa. Geringaci6n. ^f. Y. Jeritioa and
GerlngAr, vo. Y. Jtringar.
Gerlng&zo, em. Y. Jerinaama.
Geringuilla, if. dim. Y. JeringviUa.
Germanisco, a. Belonging to the Jargon of
the gipsies.
Germania, qf. Jargon of the gipsies.
Gormen, em. Germ, bud; gem; spring; the
embryo of the frnlU
Germhiad6n, «£ (Bot) Germination.
Germing, fnu To germinate, bud
Gero^iAco, em. Hieroglyph or bleroglypbfc,
an embleoo. myphie.
Geroglifloo. ca. a. HleroglyphicaT hiero-
Gdrpa, ^. Small sterile shoot of a vine near
tbo root n>roth, with sugar.
Gerrlo6te, tm. Dish of almonds, In mutton
Gcmndiida, tif. (ColL) Pompous, unmeaning
expression. [noun.
Gerundto, em. (Gram.) Gerund, a Torbal
Gervlguilla, ^ Kind of short boot
GesolreCit im. (Mus.) The flr^t sign er clef
to music.
G66ta, ff! (Bot) Y. Xeiam^
Gest^ro, ra, a. Playing antics * a gesticulator.
Gest<oiiiad6n, ^f. (^eiticulatJon, gesture.
GesUcuUr, va. To geaticnlate, make grim-
aces.
GtstiouUr, a, BelaUng to feestaresL.
S3S
GIR
Ge8ti6n, %f. Administration ; oMidutt; mxm
tlon.
G^to, 9m. Face, ylsage; grimace; reeeni'
blance.
Geta, ^. Blobber-lip. (Prov.) Mushroom.
G61IC0, ca, a. Thkk-llppcd.
Get6do. da, a. Having thick lips.
GlalomlniL f/T 8ort of yellow oobre.
Qlba, »/. Hump-back, hunch.
GibMo, da. a. Crooked, bump-backed.
Gibir, co. To oppress; trouble, molest
Gibiro, a. Wild ; also a rnsUc
Gib^so, sa, a. Gibbous, hump-backed.
Gicama, ^ A paUt&ble root resemblt..o
yucca.
GIferAds, t^. Y. Jlferada.
Giga, */ Jiff, lively tune.
GIgiinta, ^. Giantossi
Glgantioo, sa, «. A huge giant
Gigdute, em. Giant ;^gantic.
Glgant^ 1^. (Bot) \T OiraeoL
Gigaoteo, t^ Gigant^sco, ca; GlgAntico^
ca; GIgantino, na, a. Gigantic, giantlika
Gigant^z, ^. Gigantic tallnesai
GlgantlUa, «/ A short and lusty woman.
GlgantSUo, em. A young giant . [slso.
Gigant^n, na, a. auffm, (Jiant of enormoui
Gig6te, em. Minced meat a hotch-potch.
G'ria^ ^.pL (Vtov.) Y. Otti^
Gubo, ba, a. A color between white and rod.
Gllecutioo, em. Short coat worn by AlHcan
convicts.
Gllgu^ro, em. (Om.) A goldfinch. perv.
Gilmatetre, em. Subaltern nf mountod artiV
Giro&gua, A com. (Cuba) Twin.
Gimilga, ^/. (Nan.) Fish of timber round
the masts and yards.
Gimnasliirca, em. Gymnasiarcha, princfpaa
of an academy, school. [slum.
Gimntolo, em. School, academy; gymna
GimnAsta, am. Master of atliletic exerdaes.
GImnistica, {< Gymnastics.
Gimn&sUco, ca, a. Gymnastic, gymnastlcal
Gimnica,?/? Gymnica, athletic cTcrcises and
the art of teaching them.
Gimnlco, ca, a. GymnastlcaL
(Mmn6eofista. em. Gymnosopblst
GimnoepArmla, ^ (Bot) Gymnoepermla.
Gimnoepdrmo, ma, a. Gymnospermous .
having the seeds naked.
Glmoteir, vn. (OolL) To be always crying.
Gimot^ em. Cryink very freqnentlr.
Gln6bra, if. Rattle, disorder; gin or genera.
Glnebr&d^ ^ Sort of puff pastes
GlneoooHUda, ^ Gymeocraey, femalo gov-
ernment [plants
GInteta, ^ (Bot) Name given to dlfferenl
GInestAda, 9/. Sauce made of milk, rioo^
raialns, Ao.
Gin6ta, ^ Horsemanship ; a captain's lanoSb
GInete, em. Uorse-eoldfer; horseman.
Oingldio, em. Shining-leaved carrot
GingUr, «n. To vibrite, as« pendulum.
GliHa, 9f. Ginl61, em. Y. An^aifit,
GiiUo, Gli\)ol6ro, em. Y. Amtftii/b.
Gins6ng, em. (Bot) Ginseng panax. [sum.
Gips^ sa, a. Gypseous, containing gypt
Gira,^ Sample of doth; feast; pcUle t*
joidng; strips sHp.
GirAda, ^. Grratlon.
Digitized by VjOOQlC
GLl
8lrt(k, »f, Oiraffe, oamelopsrd. [etatne.
Sirdlda, ^. Woatberoock In tho form of «
Ainildete, wn. 8arpUc« withoat sleeves.
QinldilU, «/ dim. A 8nuU weathercock
Uke a statne.
Gir&ndala, ^f. Box of rockets ; girandole, a
branched candlestick.
Glrante, «m» Y. ybvilun{o.—pa. Taming
round.
OlrapU^ga, •/ A irai|;ative confection.
Qirdr, vru To torn ; bardie ; remit bj bills
of excban^
Olrasal, tnK Fralt of the lao>tree.
6iras61, «m. (Bot) Son-flower.
Qir^l «m. Cimarison, trappings for a horse.
Oirifilte, MK V. G«r{fidt«.
Oirino, 9m, Embryo of a frog.
Giro, 9m. A drcnlar motion : circamference.
Glroftna, ^. Eagoat of the livers and lights
of sheep.
Ohx>miincia, tff. Gyromancy. [standard.
Girdn, «m. Facing of a garment; a cavalry
Gironado, da, a. Tom into rags. [torn.
Gironcillo, 9m, dim. A rag or piece of cloth
Girov&go, pa, a, Y. V<tgabiMdo.^9m. Wan-
dering monk.
Girpeir, tw. To dig about a vino.
GIs, 9m. (Pict) A crayon.
G'lsto, 9A%, Yeast for leaven or ferment
Gitanada, «/ Blandishment, wheedling, flat-
tery.
Gitanamtete, ad. In a sly, winning manner.
Gitaneir, va. To flatter, entice.
Gltaneha, «/. Wheedling, flattery.
Gitan6sco. ca, a. Gipsy-IIke, gipsy.
Gitanlllo, lla, «. Little gtpey.
Gitanbmo, 9m. The gipey tribe.
Gitimo, na, 9. Gipsy ; flatterer.
Glt6n. 9m. Ancient copper coin. Y. Oufion.
Gladdl, a. Mar glacuu. The fh>zen sea.
GUei^ 9m. (Fort) Y. Baaplanada.
Gladiad6r, «m. Y. Gladiator.
Gladiator, 9m. Gladiator, a sword-player; a
prize-flghter.
G1adiat<Srlo, la. a. Gladiatorial, gladiatory.
Gladidlo, 9m. (Rot) Common com-flag.
Glagl&r, to, (CoU.) To gaggle like a goose.
Glaodifero, ra, Glandigero, ra, a. Glandifer-
ous, bearing aeoma.
Gl&ndnh^ ^f. Gland ; spongy substance.
GUndala0,4< o2L (Bot) Glandules, kernels.
GlanduBlla, ^ Glandule, a small gland.
Glandal6so, sa, a. Glandaloa& [sand.
Olar^a. tf. (Prov.) Goarse gravel mixed with
Oiaad, 9m. A sort of briebt changeable silk.
Gteeido, da, a. Embroidered, gloasy.
GUbto, 9m. (Bot) Woad or common dyen*
wond. [cine.
Glaucesc^ntci. a. (Bot) Glauceeoent or glan-
Gla6eio, tm. (Bot) TelTow horn-poppy.
Gla6co, ea, a. (Bot) Glaacoos, a decided
hoary, gray snrfkce.
GlAuoo, 9m. A kind of bluish mackerel
Ol^a, << (ProT^ Clod of earth ; glebe.
Glebdso. sa, a, (Prov.) Glehoos, turfr.
016ra, «/: (Oba.) Y. dtscaJaL
Olloonico, 9m. A kind of Lttin versa
CHifK, 9m. (Arcli.) Glyph, a eoneave orna-
ment [engraving upon genui
Witograf a, ^ Glytograpby. description of
GOL
Globes 9m. Globe; sphere; orb.
Gloh6so, sa, a. Globular, sphericiJ.
Gl6buio, 9m. Globalo.
Globulillo, 9m. dim. Little globule.
Glubuldso^ sa, a. Globnlons.
GIdria, »f. Q\oiy-, heaven : honor, feme. [1&
Glori4r8e, vr. To glorv, boast; take delight
Glurlcta, 9f. Bummer-honso, bower, arbor.
Gluriflcacidn, ^. Oloriflcation, praise.
Gloriflcador, sm. Glorifler.
Glorlflcinte, jexa. and «. Glorifying; gloriflet.
Gloriflo&r, TO, To glorify; exalt; praias^
honor.
Glorinsam6nte, ad. Gloriously. [proud.
Gloridso, Ha, a. Glorious, exoeUont ; boastftil,
G16sa, ^ Gloss : a comment or oommeotary.
Glosador, 9m. Commentator, gloeser.
Glosar, co. To explain by comment; palli-
ate; amplify.
Glos&rio, 9m. A gloesary.
GIdse, 9m, Glossing or commentating.
GlosUla, 4< A short gloss, comment or noto.
Gl06<^afia, 9^. Description of the tongue.
G16ti^ ^ (Anat) Glottis, opening of th«
lanrnx [oua.
Gloton, na, A A gormandizer.— a. Glutton-
Glotonibo, «. Great glutton, gurmandixer.
Glotoncillo, ilia, a. Little glutton.
Glotone^, tm. To devour, gormandize.
Glotoneria, Glotonia, ^ Gluttony.
Gluten, sm. Gluten.
Glutlnosld^ 9/. Glutinonsness, viscosity.
Glutin68o, sa, a. Glutinous, viscous, muooua.
Gnafalio, 9m. (Bot) Gnaphalium. Y. Jic^
JtUio.
Gndraioo, ca, a, Gnomologio, sententious.
Gn5mo, am. Gnome, a Ikbulous being.
Gn6mon, 9m. Gnomon, tho hand of a dial
Gnom6niea, ^ GnomonioSb
Gnoro6nico, ca, a, Gnomonlc, enomonlcal.
Gndstlco. 9m. and a. Gnostic; the earliest
heretics.
Gobemaci6n,^/ (Government Y. Gobiemo
Gobera&culo, 9m. Y. Gob9maiU.
GoberoMo, da, a. Governed.
(^bcmad6r, 9m. Govemor, ruler.
Gobernad6ra, ttf. Governess, directress.
GoherniUe, (Gobemillo, 9m. (Nau.) Baddsr
helm. [oi.
Goliera&nte, am. (Coll.) Govemor or direet'
Goberair, vo. To govern ; regulate; head,
command, direct
Gohemativo, va, a, V. Gubemaiivo,
Gobiumo, 9m. Government ; executive pow-
er; regularity, conduct management
Gdblo, am. (lohth.) Gudgeon.
Gdce, 9m, £n)oyment fhiitlon ; posseesioa.
GocMe, 9m. Anolent armor for the head.
(}6oha, f^ Sow.
G6cbo, 9m. Pig, bog.
G6den, am. (Prov.) A kind of large black fig
GMo, da, 9. Gothic; a Goth.
G«Vfo, fik a. Stupid, ignorant; gofllsh.
G6la, yj< Throat; gorget; collar. (Fort!
Crorga, the entrance of a bastion, Jeo.
Golota, ^, (Nau.) A sdiooner.
Golfftn, am. Y. 2^9nvfar.
Golfillo, am. d^n. A small guK
Golfin, am. Y. Deljln.
G61fo, am. Gulf or Day; an abyss.
989
Digitized
byi^oogle
GOR
ftolUla, ^. BpanUh magistrate; a sound
beating.
Oolill^ro, ra, %. CoDar-maker.
Golleria, Gonoria, /•/ V. OuUoria.
Ooll^ta, «m. Throttle; the neck of a bottlo.
QoUizOw am. Narrovr passage of Dioantaios
or rivers.
Oolniase&r, vn. (Prov.) V. Ooimittear,
Golmajrt. ja, a. (Prov.) V. Goloto.
Golondruia, «/. (Orn.) SwaUow. (lohth.)
Sapphire, tub-nsh.
Golondrinera, »/. (Bot) Swallow-wort
Qolondrino, biik A. raalo swallow; vagrant;
tnb-flsh.
Qni6ndrn. Ml. D^ire, longing.
Golosamente, ad. Daintily.
GnlosAzo, »m Glattoa, daintj moathod.
Golosedr, va. V. Oolotinar.
Golosina, qf. Dainty, a tid-bit; desire
Golo5in&r, Golo5ine&r, Goloemei&r.— tvi. To
eat, be fond of tasting dainties.
Goldso, aa, a. A person fond of dainties.
Golp4zo, sm, auffm. A great blow.
G61pc, am. Blow; knock; hart; contnslon.
Golpoad6n>, tfffK Beaten pUoo; repeated
noise.
Qolpead6r, ra, a. Striker, beater.
Golpeadura, 4f- Percnaaion ; act of striking.
Golpe^, fio. To beat, strike, knock.
Golpdo, Mk V. Qolp^aduni.
Golasmf^ro, ra, a. V . Q6I090. [arable.
G6ma, 9f, Gum. Omna ardbtgcLQinm
GomeciUo, am. V. ZcuarilUK—j^ Water-
man, lighterman. Tglutton.
GAmia, x/T Bojrbear to frighten children; a
Gomosldikl, */, Gnmminesa, vlsoosity.
Gom6so, sa, a. Gummy; full of viscous
humors.
Gdndola, iif. Gondola, a Venetian boat
Gondol^ro, am. Gondolier. [writing.
Oongorino, na, a. (CoIL) Affectedly pompouA
GongDrismo, tm. Pompous poetical lan-
guage, [oaa.
Gongorlsta, «/ An affected, pompous poet-
Gongorizar, vn. To affoct a lofty poetical
stylo. [uring angles.
Goniomotria, af. Gonlometry, art of meas-
Qoni6mctro, am. Goniometer, instrument
for same.
l^norr^ »f. Gonorrbooa, a disease.
Gorbt6n, anK A kind of edging for embroi-
dering.
G<>nldl, a. Fat big, fleshy. [oxen.
Gord&na, ^f. Oil extracted In India ttom
GordSzo, za, a. Very fat and bUc.
Oordioo, Sea, illo, Ula, ito, Ita, t. Not very tat
Gordlfl6n, na, a. A very corpulent flabby
tierson. [coarse, thiclc.
GArdo, da, a. Fat, corpulent, obese; rich;
Gordo, am. Fat *uet
Gonlol6bo, am. (Bot) Great-mullein.
Gordon, na, a, augm. coU. Very fiu and cor-
pulent
G<>rd<tra, aK Grease, fat; corpulency.
G6rga, *f. Food of hawks; whirlpool
Gorgea<l6r, ra, a. Warbler, modulator.
Gorge&r. twi. To warble, chirp.— ©r. To cab-
bie as a child. [child.
Oorgto, am. Quaver; chirp; chatter of a
Qoigeria^ V; Oorgm.
GRA
GorgqI&rse, t>r. V. Agorgri^araa,
Goi^o, am. Grub, weevil ; a dwarfish bo>'
GorgojiSso, aa, a. Full of cruba or weevils.
Gorgoron, am. Sort of silk grogram.
Gorgore&r, vn. To cry like a turkev-cock.
Qorgorita, af. Babble formed by rain.
GorgoriteAr, m. To quiver the voice.
Goi^ritos. am.. o£. Quiver^ of tho voice.
€k>i^rot4da, ^ The quantity of liquid bwm •
lowed at once. [cravat
Gorgot^ro, am. Peddler, hawker ; an ancient
Gorgu^ra, ^. Armor of the neck.
Oorgaerin, ^. Small ruff or frill for tlie neck.
Gorg(iz. am. Javelin, a missive weapon.
Gorig6ri. am. Mimic of the clerk's chuit at
funerals.
G<5rja, 4/r Throat throttle; mwry-making.
Gorjal, am. Collar of a doublet ; armor of
the neck. [other
Gormdr, va. To return that belonging to an
G<Srra, ^f. Can or bonnet
Gorrdda, (f. Y. Qorr^ada.
Gorr6io, am. A cap-maker; a parasite.
Gorret4da, ^ Salute or blow with a cap.
Gorr6te, am. Small cap.
Gorrlca, ilU^ ita, a. Small cap or bonnet
Gorrioo, Hlo, ito, am. Small ronnd cap.
Gorrln, Gorrino, am. A small pig.
Gorrlnillo, ito, am, A small sucking-pig.
GorrliSn, am. (Orn.) Sparrow.
Gorriondllo, am. A small sparrow.
Gorrlundra, ^f. Rendezvous of roguea. ~
Gorrista, am. Parasite, sponger.
Gorro, vm. A nightcap. [cap.
Gorr6n, am. A parasite; spindle; a larga
Gorr6na. f^. Strumpet prostitute, [aravcl.
Gorronil, am. Place fhll of pebbles or coars#
Gorron&zo, am. A great rake.
Gor&Uo, am, A ballof wool or other matter
which sticks together. [man's knot
Gorupo, am, (Nau.) Granny's bond, a sea-
Gostar, va. (Prov.) V. Chuiar.
QfiXA, «^ A drop ; the gout
GoteiUlo, da, ^Sprinkled, spotte<1, speckled.
GoteAr, To let fall drop by drop, [valanca
Got^ Hf, Gutter; fringe of bed -hangings,
Goter6n, am, A Urge drop of ram.
Goteroncillo^ am. A small drop of ndn.
Gotica, ilia, ita, ^f. Droplet a small drop.
G6tioo, ca, a. Gothic Zatra ^^ Gothla
characters.
Gotdso, aa, a. Goaty.
Goz&nte,pa. Ei^oving; ei\)oyer. Holoe.
Gozir, «a, To ei\foy; poseess.— rr. To re*
G^zne, am. Hinge ; the first Joint of the neck.
G6zo, am. Joy, pleasure, sailsfkotion.
Gozo6am6ntc, ad. JoyAilly, cheerfully.
Goz6ao, sa, a. Joyful, cbeerfdl, mirtbfhL
Gdzque, am, A our-dog.
GozquecUlo, Gozqu^Jo, am. A small cur^do^
Grabddo, am. Engraving.
Grabador, am Engraver.
Orabad&i«, «? Art of engraving ; sculpture
Grabar, va. To engrave on atone or metal
Grabazdn, am. Engraving, sculptureu
GraceJ&ntb, pa. Jester. Joker.
Gracel&r, vn. ToJoke,Jeat
Grao^o, am. Joke, wit ; a pleasant wgfakas
Griusia, ^f. Grace; name; eleffance; klcd
naas; tonceaslon; pardon; nvor.
Digitized by VjOOQlC
GRA
Graciiible, a. Good-natured, Affable; easily
obtained.
Graclader, iff. (Bot.) V. Gracida.
Graciecita, sm. A litUe Uxor.
On&cll, a. Slender, small.
firaddla, ^. (Bot.) Hedge hyssop.
Gracia^aminto, ad. Graciously, Iclndly ; gra-
tuitoti»ly.
Gradosidaii, f/T Graceftilncss ; fhcetloasneas.
Gracidso, sa, o. Grac«ftil, beautiful; face-
tious; benevolent; extravagant.
Gracl6so, sa, «. Merry-andrew, buffoon, bar-
Iconin. [row.
Or&div, k/. Step of a staircase ; gradual ; bar-
Oradaci6n, tt/l Sca\e of music ; climax.
Gradiido, da, a. A building with an order of
Btepe around it [the harrow.
Gnular, vck (Prov.) To harrow, break with
Grad&dm, ad. Gradually, by degrees.
Graderia, ^ Series of seats or stepsi
Gradilla. sf. (Dim.) Small step or seat; tilo-
mould.
GradiniLr, txt. To cut off with a chisel
Gradino, stn. Ciiisel; graver, the tool usod
in graving.
Gradl61o, «m. (Bot) V. Gladiolo.
Gr&do, tm. Step oJ a staircase ; degree of
kindred; degree. (BrI51.) Rank.
6radnaci6n,<{^ Measuring; graduation.
Graduddo, da, a. Grodoaved officer.
Gradu^do, 9m. Graduateu
Gradnul, a. Gradual [tlo and goepel
Gradu&l, ^iiu A verse read bet\/eon tbo epis-
GradualuK^nte, ad. Gradually, by dctprees.
OndnAodo, mn, Gudidate for a!!b.V«aicaI
degrees.
Gradudr, va. To measure or compare ; grad-
uate: give military rank; divide whi I'l-
cumference of a circle into degrees. (Coll )
To calculate.— cr. To graduate, take a do-
groc.
Graf, am. Graver, a tool ui^ed In graving.
GrAUco, ca, o. Graphic; well delineated.
OraficamSnte, ad. Graphically, In a pictn-
retioue manner.
Grafiia, */. The border on the edge of a coin.
Gr&fio, «m. A stone-cutter's chisel.
Graflolea, fiK pL Biscuits made in the form
rf anS.
Graf6motro, 9m. Graphometcr.
,Grag6a, »/. A small sugar-plum.
GrMa, 9/. (Om.) Jay.
Gnuddo, 9m. Top of the rudder.
Qrajil, a. Belonging to crows, ravens, or
magpies.
Grujero, ra, a. Applied to rookeries.
Gr^illa, «/. A small Jay.
Gr'^o, 9m. (Om.) Jack-daw.
Gr^nelo, »»i. A small jack-daw.
Grajuno, na, a. Belonging to Jack-daws.
Grama, ^f. Brake for dressing hemp or flax;
creeping wheat grass. [grows.
Gramal. am. Where creeping wheat grass
Gram^iia, ^ Coat of mail.
Gramallura, 9f. ^o^hangcr.
Gramdr, vu. To knead the dough of bread.
Gramitica, ^ Grammar; study of the Ijitin
langoaga; strength of natural reason.
GramaticAl, a. Grammatical
Gnaitticalm^nt«v ad. Grammstieally
GRA
Gramitioo, am. Grammarian.
Gramatic6n. am. A grammarian. [p«daDt
Gramaticudio, am. dim. Gramaticastcr ; a
Gramatiqueria, a/ (ColL) Any thing belong.
ing to grammar.
Gramatista, ^. Professor of grammar.
Gramillo, ^. An instrument fur drawing
lines.
Graralneo, ea, a. (Poet) Grnmineons, grassy.
Graminivoro, ra, a. Graminivorous living
upon grass. [wheat grass grows.
Gramoso, sa, a. Ground where creeping
Gran, a. Great; chief or principal V.
Grands.
Gr^na, a/. Grain or seed ; seeding season.
Grandda, a/. Pomegranate ; hand-grenade.
Granad^ra, a/ (Mil.) A grenadier's pouch.
Granadcro, 9m. (Mil) Grenadier.
Granadilla, ^ (Bot) Passion-flower.
Granddo, da, a. lArge; principal; seleci
seedy.
Granido, 9m. (Bot) Pomegranate-treeu
Gran&lla, ^ Granulation, grains of metal.
Qrandr, vn^To mature; shed seed; kern.
Gran&te, 9m, Garnet, a preduus stone.
Granatin, am. Kind of ancient cloth;
Granaz6n, ^ Seeding, shedding the seed.
GranWatia, */ Elk. [ing letter.
Gran cdnon, 9m. Fat canon, a kind of print
Granddnlme, a. Magnanimous.
GrandArla, f/T (Low) Size of things.
Granddzo, za, a. Very great
Gr&nde, a. Great, large, huge; lofty.
Gr&nde, 8m. Grandee, a Bpacish nobknnaa
Grandedco, ica; iUo, ilU; ito, Ita, a. Pretty
large or big.
GrandemiSnto, ad. Greatly, grandly.
Granddza, a/. Greatness, bigness ; grandeur,
magnificence.
Grandillon, na, a. Excessively large and big.
Grandilocudncia, lif. Grandiloquence.
Orandilocuo. cua, a. Grand iloquous.
Grandiosam^nto, ad. Magnificently.
Grandiosldad, a/. Greatness, grandeur;
abundance. [did.
Grandi6so, sa, a. Grand, magnificent splen-
Grander, am. Size and bigne^; greatness.
Grandiira, af. (Prov.) Magnitude, greatness.
Graneido, da, a. Kednced to grams; gran-
ulouflw [ving.
Granead6r, am. A graver or tool for engra>
Graneib', va. To sow grain ; engrave.
Granol am. (Prov.) Ilean of corn. A' gra-
nsl. In a heap ; in bulk.
Gran6ro, am. Granary ; a fVuitfVil country.
Qranevdno, am. (Bot) Goat's-thorn.
Grangear, va. To gain, get obtain, "uin.
Granguo, am. Gain, advantage ; influence.
Grangeria, t^. Gain, profit, advant<ige.
Orangero, ra, a. Farmer, liusbandman.
Grauffudrdia, »^ (Mil.) Grand-guard.
Granico, am. aim. Granule. [on cloth
Granllla, ^f. The seed of herbs ; roogh nap
Granilliro, ra, a. (Prov.) Applied to ho^
feeding at random.
Gran&ilo, am. Granule, small grain ; gain oi
profit IVequently obtained
GraniU66o, sa, a. Granulons.
Granho, am. Granite, a hard ston*.
Graniroro, ra, a. Granlyorena.
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furunclek
of fruits,
of seeds.
on.
Utte.
ofbemp.
Ii refuse,
heat
nd Rplce.
ir, sugar,
iilly.
Tor bom-
Isblog sllrer.
Onx&r^ 9a. To bnmlsh silver. [t^it.
Omtificacl6n, tf. Oratifleation, rocomponso,
Oratiflcad6r, «m. Gretifler.
Gntdflcir, «a. To gratify, reward; Indulge.
OratU, tm. (Nao.) Head of a salL
OrAtls, <id. Gratia, for nothing.
Gratlsd&to, to, a. Gratuitous.
Gratit6d, •/ Gratitade, srateftilnoas.
Grito, ta. a, Graoefbl, pleasing; acceptable.
Gratonikda, ^. Kind of ragout or fricassee.
Gratnitain^to, ad. Gratuitously.
Grat6ito. ta, a. Grataltoua, gratis. [ness.
GratutacI6n, ttf. Congratulation; obliging-
Gratular, vn. To congratulate.— cr. To re-
joice.
Gratnlat6rlo, ria, a. Congratulatory.
Gravdmen. %m. k charge; an encumbrance;
a mortgage.
Grav&r. ffo. To load, oppress ; mortgage.
Gr^vativo. va, a. Grievous, i^urlous.
Grive, a. Weighty; important; vast; cir-
cumspect ; grievous.
GraveAr, vn. To gravitate, sink with weight
Gravedud, ^. Gravity ; circumspection ; se-
riousness; enunnlty.
Gravemdnte, ad. Gravciv, seriously.
Oravitaci6n, tif. Gravitation.
Gravittir, va. To gravitate, weigh down.
Grav6so, sa, a. Grievous, offensive, onerous
Graznador, ra, t. Croaker; cawing, cackling.
Grazn^, viu T? croak, caw, caclcie.
GraznidOi 9nu A. croak, caw, or cackle
Greba, f< Ancient armor for the leg.
Gr^ ^ Grecian fret or ornament
ftrecifca a. Greek, Grecian.
GRO
Grecismo, 9m. Gredsm, hcllenism.
Grecizinte, pa. Heilenlzing.
Greclzibr, vn. To hellenize; speak Greek.
GrMa, «/ Chalk, marl
Grcdal, tm. A chalk-pit
GredAt a. Chalkv'.
Gredoso, sa, a. QuUky, marly, crotaceooBk
Orefior, sm. Keener of the rolla [ranean.
Grcg'tl, nn. Nortneast wind in the Medlt<M
Gregal, a>, Gregarlou^ going in flocks.
GregLlisar, vn, (Nau.) To be northeasting
Grogdrio, rla, cu Gregarlan. orrlinary.
QrogorlAno, na, a. Gregorian.
Gregorillo, sm. Neckcloth worn by women
Gr'»'"'*»*t, ^ Outcry, oonfrned clamor.
Gi ris, wiji)L The Grecian breecbea.
Gi r, 1)0. To talk Greek; Greclse.
Gi 9m. A bishop's lapcloth. [tion.
Gi a. Belonging to a body or corpora
Oi »7n. The lap; body, corporation.
G I Matted hair ; any thing entangled.
Gi da, a. Dishevelled.
Gi , 4< The first shoots of a vine.
Gi f. Carousal, revelling; quarrel.
Gi-_„-^ jm. Grievance, complaints.
Gr^vas, ^f. pL Greaves, armor for the legSw
Gr6y, ^. Flock of sheep or goats; a congra
gation.
GribAr, t»a, (Nan.) To foil to leeward.
Grida, ^f. The call to arms. rdan fire.
Grlogo, ga, a. Faego griego^ Greek or Gre>
Griita, ^. Crevice : fissure, also a sore breast
Grletecilla, tf. A small fissure or crevloe.
Griet^ sa, a. Full of cracks or crevices
Grifdlto, 9m. Snriall kind of culverln.
Grifo, «m. Grlflin or griffon; frizzled hair.
Grlf6n, 9m. A cook for water.
Giilla, fif. V. OriUo.
GrllUr, «n. To squeak.— «r. To shoot sprout
Grillera, tf. Cricket-cage. [prisoners.
Grlllcro, 9jn. lie who takee off the irons of
GrlI16te8, sm. pL Shackles, fottera.
Grillo, am. Cricket ftlso a shoot, germ.— ;>iL
Fetters, irons.
Grlll6nc^ sm. pL Ijtx^ fetters or Irons.
Grillot^pa, 9m. Mole-cricket church-worm.
Grima, ^ Fright horror, grimnoss.
Grlm&zo, «m. A contortion of the faee^
Grimnola, ^ (Nau.) Vane at the mast-head.
Grinaldo,«7». Machine of artificial fire-work.
Gringo, a. (Coll) Unintelligible language^
Grifion, 9m. A nun's cowl ; apricot, bruniuu *
Gripo, ^ (Nau.) A trading vessel
Grls, 9m. Grizzle, gray.
Gri^ a. Gray, grizzlo<l
Gri-^ta, 9f. Kind of flowenwl silk.
Grita, if. Clamor, outcry, shout or hiss.
Gritador, ra, «. Clamorcr, voclferator; bawler.
OrltAr, vn. To exclaim, vociferate; shriek.
Griteria, «/ Outcry, clamor, shout; hooting
Onto, 9m. Cry, scream, howl
Qrlt6n, na, a^ Yociforous, clamorous
Grofk, ^. Vile prostitute.
Gr6mo, tm. (Bot) Leafy bnd, Toung shoot
Gr6poa, Am. pk Cotton put in inkstands.
Groa, 9m. Ancient money.
Grdsea, f/. A venomous serpent
GrosAlla, ^ (Bot) The fhiit of the ourmt
GffoselldroL 9m. (Bot) Currant
Qroseramente nd^ Rudely, downishly.
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Qraeeria, tf, BndeoMS, lU-breeofD;.
Orue^ro, ra, a. Coarae; rude; Indecent
Or60O, a. Coarse tavaSL
Qros6r, «m. lliickneae, density.
Oroeura, «/ Suet, tallom% flit
Orot^sco, wn. Grotesque. V. GruU*co.
Gn'ia, */: Crane, a machine. (Om.) Crane.
Grueras, ^.pL (Nan.) Kope*hoIe6w
Grueni, ra, cu Trained to pursue cranesw
OruesA, */ A gro6^ twelve dozen.
Gruefiainente, ad. Groeely, coarsely, [pact
Gruefto, sa, a. Corpulent thick ; large; oom-
Gru^ 9m. CorpUc-nce; tbickneas: the
main part
Grngldor, sm. A glader^s Instrument
Oruir, vn. To crank; cry like a crane.
Gr6Ila, i\f. (Om.) Crane, also % coustellauon.
OrulIA*!^ nf. (ColL) A mob or crowd-
Qmll^roi, ra, a. Applied to falcons and birds
of prey.
Gnun^te, 9m. (Nan.) Tounker, ship's boy.
GrumiUo, «>ik A small grume, dot or enrd.
Oriimo, sm. Gmme or cord; cluster or
bunch.
Orum68o, sa, a. Gmmy, clotty.
Qmfiido, 9m. Grunt; growl [er.
Grudldor, ra, «. Qmnter, gmmbler : mutter-
Gru&imi^nto, 9m. Grunting, gnrnibling.
Grufllr, fm. To grunt; creak. (Met) To
grumble, growL
Grufldn, na» a (Cott) V. OruMdor.
Grfipa, «/! Croup of a horse. (Little us.)
Portaumteao.
GrDi>Ada, ^if. A squall ; leap of a horse.
Qmpdra, tif. Oupper of a saddle.
Griipo^ 9m. An assemblage; a duster.
Gr6ta, «/ Cavern ; a grotto.—^ Crypts.
Gmt^scxs 9m. Grotesque.
Gmy^e, swk Gruvere (rich cheese).
Gnacamayo, SfTt. (Gm.) Macao or macaw.
Go&co, 9m. ( Amer.) A plant of 8. America,
nsed as a cure aownsl the bite of snakes.
Guachape^r, va. To paddle with the feet
Guacbapuli, ftm. Kind of ship-timber.
Gniicharo, ra, a. A sad, sickJy person.
Gnacharrida, iff. A plunge Into mud or water.
Guachichiee, tf. pL 8ea-fowl
Guachin&ngos, 9m.pl. A name of contempt
to the natives of Mexlca
GnAcia, «/. The acada-treew [horses.
GnadaAones, 9m. pL Fetters to shackle
Ooadsmadl, «m. Printed leather, richly or-
namented, [printed leather.
Guadamadleria, ^ Manufactory of gilt or
6nadamacil6ro, 97n. Mann/kcturer ofprinted
leather. [leather.
GoadAAa, ^ Scythe; a knife for cutting
Ouadafi&r, eo. (Prov ) To mow, cut grass.
Guadafi^^ro, 9m. Mower.
Goadafill, sm. Mower; hay-maker.
GuadaAdn, 9m. Mower. V. GttadafUro.
Gnadapero, 9m. (Bot) Wild pear; a Cum-
boy. pteeper.
Gaadam^ 9m. Harness-room; hamiess-
Gnad^dfio, mm. Poniard, stiletto; knife.
Goadram&fla, fif. Trick, <leoelt, imposition.
Guad6a. (^. Bwnboo-cane.
GnadniU, 9m. Plantation of large reeds.
Go&gna (D(X tm. An insect toat destroys
QUA
Gn^ 9m, A calabash. [of mouBtatnik
Gnaico, 9m. Kngxed hollow between rlogei
Gni^uca, 9/. Klna of cocoa.
GuiJol6te, 9m. (Mex.) Turkey.
GuaJatina, «/ Dii>h made of boiled appIe^ Jba
Gualda, ^. (Bot) Wild woa«t dyer s weed.
Gualdddo, da, a. Weld-colored, yellowish.
Guald^ras, «/. pk The brackets of a gun*
carriage.
Gtt^do, da, a. Weld, ydlow or gold color.
Guald6n, 9m. (Bot) Keseda. [a rag;
Gualdr&pa, ^ A horse-doth, a bonslnf^ also
Gualdrap&zo, 9m. (Nan.) Blap of the salli
again^ the masts. [another.
Gualdrapedr, cOw To put one thing apon
Gualdrap<^ro, 9m. Bagamuffln.
GnaldrapiUa, 4/! A small horse-doth.
Gualdrines, 9m. pk Lists for stuffing win-
dows and doors. [P«cik
Guanico^ 9m. (Chill) A kind of lama or al-
Guan^ 9m. (Havana) A turkey.
Gnano. 9m, Kind of American |mlm-tree.
Guantada, •/ 81ap or blow with the o^ien
hand.
Gn4nte, 9m, Glove; gauntlet
Guantelote, mi. Gauntlet [glover.
Guanterla, «/ A glover*s shop, the art of a
Guantcro, om. Glove-maker or seller.
Guafiin, a. Standard gold.
Guafiir, vn. (Prov.) To smnt like pigs.
Gnapam^nte, ad, (Coll) Bravely, coura-
geously, [valiant
Guapizo, za, a. (Coll) Brave, courageous,
Gnape&r, vn. To boast, brag.
Guapet6n, 9m. atiam. Boaster, bragger.
Guap^za, »/. (Coll.) courage; show in dress.
Gnfipo, pa, a. (Coll) Courageous, clever;
elegant; gay. [contempt
Guaracha, if. A kind of dance ; an epithet oi
Guaripo, 9m. Fermented cane-liqnor.
Gnilrda, 9. com. Guard, keeper, also ascreen,
a fender.
Guirda, inter). Take care! beware!
Gnardaalmaoen, 9m. Store-keeper.
Gnardabiisqne, sm. Forest or mmekeeper.
Guardabrizo, am. Armor for the arm.
Gnardacibras, 9m. Goat-herd.
Gnanladam^nte, ad. Guardedly.
Guardad6r, ra, a. A provident man ; a keei»-
er; a miser.
Guardalnf&nte, «r9. Fart^jlngale, ladles' hoiipi
Gnard^a, «/ v. Ouedf^a.
Guardaliido, 9m. Battlement of a bridge.
Gnanlamdngel 9m, Pantry, buttery.
Guanlamiino, *f. Guard of a sword.
GuardamaterUues, «m. The purchaser 01
bullion, iScc, for a mint [sword, dec
Gnardam6nte, 9m. Guard of a gun-uydc
Guar(lami^6r, »/. Servant of the queen.
Gnanlap&no, tm. Ancient armor fbr the fa«e
Gnardaple^ 9m. A rich silk p^tlcoat
Guardapdlvo, 9m. A cover against dust
Guardw, ca. To keep, guanl, protect; oU
serve, watch.
Guardario, am. (Om.) Kingfisher.
Guardar6pa, »f. wardrobe.— #m. Keeper of
a wardrobe.
Guardas61, em. V. QuUasol.
Gnarderis, *f. Tlie duty of a keeper or gaard
GuArdJa, «/ Guard. (Nan.) Watch.
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na, «. Keeper; gntrdlia
GtMrdiAn. na, «. Keeper; gntrdlia
6nardianu,^On«rdian8hlp. [seAin.
QnardUla. «/ Garret; ekvlight;jniard of a
Ouapdin de la cafla, «m. (Nau.) Tillor-rD])o.
Gnard68o, sa, a. Frugal, parsimonious;
stingy.
Gnareci'r, «i. To aid, a»ist; preserve.
Ouarenticio, Gnarentigio, gia, a. Tbe flat of
a tribunal.
Guarida, nf. Den; bannt; protection, sbetter.
Giuuin, urn, Youngnig.
Onarir, xa, and n. To subftst
Guarismo, ^n. Figure, cipbcr.
Guarismo, roa, a. Aritbmctical cinbcr.
Guarneced6r, wn. Halter; a flnisher, a gar-
nisber. IP^°^* 8^"^"
Gnamocdr, Gnameflc6r, va. To gamlsb : set ;
Gnam6^ imt, (Nau.) Turns of a tackle-ftUL
Guamici6n, ^ Flounce, trimniiv>g; guard
of a sword; gurison; garniture.
Guamidonena, t^. Sbop of a liamess-naaker.
Quarniciondro. »m. Uamess-maker.
Gnami^ «m. Leatber purse used by carrierai
Guamir, wu To reeve blocks for a tackle.
Guiura, t{f. A sow.
Gtiarrtllo, %m. A small pig.
Guirro, wm. Hog, pig.
GuAy,<«itoH.ObI y. Ay.
GuAja, ^f, Grief; sorrow, affliction.
OuayAba, »f. Fruit of tbe guava-bx>o.
GnayAbo, sm. (Bot) Guava-tree.
GnayacAn, %m, (Bot) Y. Ouayaco.
Gnayacina, »/. (Bot) Date-plum.
Qnayilco, 9m. (Bot) Llgnum-vit® tree.
Gnayapil, Guayapin, «m. A loose Indian
dress for women.
Gnbemativo, va, a. Administrative^
G6bla. »f. Gouge, a bollow cbiseL
Gubiadara, tf. (Nau.) Notch, cbanncl
Gubllcte, ftm. (Prov.) Kind of vasei
Guedi'Ja, n/. Lock of bair; lion's mane.
GnedeJAr, ra, (Little us.) To dress tbo head
with locks of bnir.
Gnedeiilla, •/. A small lock of hair. Uvdo.
Guedclon, na; OuedeJ6so, sa, a. V. Oued&-
Gnede]6do, da, a. Bushy, clotted hair.
Guelde, am. (Bot)Water-elder, guelder-rose.
Gn^ltrc, «m. A cant word for money or cash.
Giiepil, Guipil, or Ouapil, am. (Mex.) A sack
worn by the Indian women.
Gucrmi^ces, am. A swelling in the throats of
birds of prey.
GuC'rra, */rWar; profession of arms.
Guerreaddr, wl«. Warrior.
Gnerreinte, a. warrior.
GuerreAr, va. To war, fight; oppose.
Gu«rr6ro, am^ Warrior, a military man.
Ga9rr6ro, ra, a Martial, warlike. [sans.
Guerrilla, a/. rfVm. A partisan ; war of partl-
Gu^ a/, mil) A white gaiter.
Guia, am. Guide, leader; permit, cockct
Gulad^ra, a/. Guide or conductor in mills.
GuIAdo, da, a. Guided.
Ouiaddr, ra, a. Guide, director.
Guiamiento, am. Guidance, security.
GniAr, va. To guide: govern, teadu
. Guiia, ^ Pebble.— pf. (Ck)lU Strength, vigor.
GujtaiTdl, 9tn. Heap of pebole-fitones.
Guiij an^o, am. Blow with a pebble-stone.
Quijarr^flo, fta, J. Pebbly; hardy, ruda
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Gn^arrillo, Ho. am. A small pebUeu
Guil&iTo, am. Pebble-stone, coggle-stoue.
GuQarr^eo, sa, a. Pebbly.
Gnllcilo, fia, a. Pebbly; hard, dUBcuft.
Onijo, am, Oravd for roads.
GniliSn, am. A worm tliat corrodes the teeth-
I Gufl66o, sa, a. Oravellv. V. Gx^eilo.
Guilla, */• A plentiful harvest [tool
GntllAme, am. Kabbot-plane, a carpenter's
GulUedin, am. Gelding.
GuI116te, am. Husbandman; iron pin; va
grant; simpleton.
Onillotina, af. Guillotine.
GuIllotlnAr, xa. To guillotine.
Guimbalete, am. (Nau.) Brake of a pump
Guincha, af. (Am.) Linen tafie.
QulncliAr, va. To prick ; stimulate, [pike.
Guincho, am. (Grn.) Gull, sea-gull : eiia<l,
Guinda, ^f. Cherry. JIucha guinda, (Nau.)
Taunt or blgh-inasted.
Guindddo, da, a. Hoisted, set np. [fVingo.
GuindAge, am, (Am.) Small tassels, like
Gnlnd^fiks, 4m. jM. Fringe, or smaM taaseia
GulndAI, «n. (Bot ) (Cherry-tree. V. Guinda,
Gulndalcra, ^ Cherrv-garden. [balance.
Gninda]6ta, af. Crank-rope; fhlcrum of a
Gnindaldza, i{f. (Nau.) Hawser. [shipa
Guindamaina, ^i^ (Nau.) Balute between
GnindAr, va. To lift elevate; hoist; hang.
GnlndAstes, am, pi. (Nau.) Gears or Jeem
Gnindilla, iff. Kind of rod-pepper; a amaH
cherry.
Guindilio, am, Indian cherry-tree.
Guindo. am. (Bot) Cherry-b-ee. [stage.
Gulndola, f/T (Nau.) A triangular hanging
Guinea, ^f, Guinea, an English gold coin.
Gnin^o, am. Dance among negroes.
GnlngAns, af. Ginfrhams.
GuifiAda, GuiAad ura, i»f. Wink. (Nau.) Taw
GuiAad6r, ra, *. Winker.
OniftApo, am. Tatter, rag; a rasrged fellow.
GuiiJAr, to. To iKink, hint (Nau.) To vaw.
Guifto, am. V. Guiflada. [ard.
Gu16n, am. Cross, as a standard ; royal stand-
GulrigAy, am. Gibberish; Jareon.
Guirind61a, qf Bosom of a shirty fHlL
GnimAlda, af. Garland, wreath.
GuimaldAr, va, (Prov.) To surroimd a bam
with trees.
Guisa, af. Mode, manner, dass, spedea.
Gnisadillo, am. A dish of stew. v. Guiaado.
GuIsAdo, «m. A stew; ragout, fricassee.
Guisad6r, ra, a. V. Guiaandero.
Guisand6ro, ra, «. A cook.
GulsAnte, am. (Bot) Pea. V. Ckicharoa,
GuisAr, va. To cook; cure meat; adjust
Guiso, am. Sauce of meat; condiment
Guisopillo, am. V. IliaopiUo.
Guisdto, am. Meat dressed oonntry-fashioo.
Gufta, af. Packthread, a small hempen cord.
GuitAr, va. To sew with packthread.
GnitArra, tf. Guitar ; pounder.
GuitarK'ro, ra, a. Guitar-maker or player.
Guitarr^sco, ca, a. (Joo.) Belonging to the
guitar.
Guitarrilla, ^f. dim. A small guitar.
Goitanista, am. Player on the guitar.
Giiltarr6n, am. A laiigo guitar. (ColL) As
acute knava.
Quito, ta, a. TroAcherona, vldous.
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Ooitdn, na, a. TagrMit, vagabond.
Ooiton&zo, am. A ^reat vagabond.
Ooltonedr, wk To loiter or Idle about
Galtoneria, »/. Vagrancy, idleness.
Qulzg^r, oa. To excite, Invite.
Qnizquo, «m. (Prov.) Hook for a lamp.
Gma, tt/. Arm used by archers.
Ouieas Sfn. pi. (Her.) Oules, red.
6nl6so, sa. a. Qluttonous, greedy.
Gulleria, ^f. Dainty.
QuUoria, ^ Dainty; excess in eating.
Qumena, t^f. Cable.
Gumenuta, 9f. A small cable.
Guniia, a/T Kind of dagger or poniard.
Qurbion, »m. Twisted silk; silk stnff; gum-
resin. [silk.
Gorbionddo, da, a. Made of twisted coarse
Gnrrir, «». (Nan.) To get clear of another
ship.
Gominilla, »/, (Low) A worthless trifle.
Gurmfero, mi. A deformed nag or horse.
Garramina» $/. Unbecoming submission to
a wife.
Onrmmino, sm. (0>t1.) Henpecked husband.
Gnrull&da, «/ A crowd of people, or police
officers.
GnrUlo. tm. Lamp or knot V. Bunijo.
Gummete, 9m, Ship's boy. V. Grumet^
Gnr&pa, xf, Ooup of a horse. V. Orupa.
Gurupera, «/ Crupper. V. GmpercL
Gurupetin, am. A small crupper.
Gnrvio, a, a. Curved, arched, incurvated.
GusaneAr, vn. To itch. V. Hormiguear.
GosM^ra, rf. Spot where maggots are bred.
(Met) :Sting uf conscience.
Gnsanioo, ito, 9m. A small maggot
Gosanldnto, ta, a. Troubled with mag^ts,
worm-eaten.
GnsaniUo, «m. A small worm.
Gnaano, 9m. Maggot worm ; a meek person.
Guaarapa, 9/ (Prov.) V. Gu9arapo.
Gusarapiento, ta, a. Wormv. corrupted.
Gusarapillo, itoLW*. A small water-worm.
GosarApo, 9m. WiU;er-worm.
Gusepe, «m. Kind of polypus.
Guatable, a. Tastable, gustoble. Y. Gu9to9o.
Gustadura, ^ Gustation, tasting. [with.
GustAr. ro. To Uste ; like ; ei\)oy ; be pleased
Gustadvo, a. Lingual.
GustasM), 9m, augm. A great pleasure.
Gostilln, 9nK BeHsh ; delicate tasto.
G6sto,«m. Taste; pleasure, delight; caprice;
mind; choioe.
Gustosam^nte, ad. Tastcflill v, acceptably.
Gustoso, sa, a. Dainty, pleasing to the taste;
tasty; cbeerAil; entertaining.
Gutagimba, Gnti&mbar, «m« Gamboge.
GuturaL a. Guttural.
Gnturalm^D'-^ ad, Gntturally. [or cadets.
Guzmiinea, 9m. pi. Noblemen, midshipmen,
GoqiaiArra. 4T Andont play of bojrs.
H.
11 la not properly considered as a letter, but
MftmoTOasptradon. 0A is pronounced as
to the English w vds eh(tp^ chem^ chip^
11
HAC
■ i
Ha! inttr). Hal ahl alas!
H&ba, ^. (Bot) Bean, a kind of pulse.
Habdno, na, a. Applied to Havana tobaooa
IlabAr, 9m. Bean-fleld. [exist
Habur, va. To possess; have ; take ; happ«i;
Hab6r. 9m, Property, income, fortune.
Habichuela, 9f. (Bot) Fronch-bean.
Uabil, a. Clover, smart skilful; Mpable;
active. [smartnes^ knowledge.
IlabilidAd, */. Ability, dexterity; cleverness,
Habllttaci6n, ^f. HabilitaUon, qualification.
HabilitAdo, da, a. Hablliute, qaaliflefU
HabilitAdo, sm. (Mil.) A paymaster.
Habilitad6r, ra. «. Qualifier.
HabiUtar, va. To qualify; nrovlde; fit out
H&bilra6nte, ad. Dexterously, ably, cleverly.
Habitable, a. Habitable.
Habitaci6n, 9/. Habitation, abode, lodging.
Habit&oulo, 9m. (GoU.) Habitacle, adweUlng.
Habitad6r, ra, 9. Intiabitant resident
Habitinte, pet. Inhabiting, residing.—^. In*
Iiabitant
HabitAr, va. To inhabit Hve, reside.
Habltico, illo, ito, 9m. A small dress or habit
HAbito, 9m, Dress, habit garment; custom.
HabituiU, a. Habitual, inveterate, common,
frequent
HabitualidAd, »f. Custom, use.
Habitualmdnte, ad. Habitually.
Habitu&r, f>a. To accustom, inure. ftom,
Habitilid, »/. Habitude, mutual relation ; cua-
H4bla, «/ Idiom, language; discourse; con-
versation, [chatterer; a liar.
Hablailur, ra, 9. An impudent prattler; a
Habladorcilto, lla, 8, A babbling dandlprat
Habladuria, nf. An impertinent apeecli.
Uablantin, Hablanchin, na, «. A talkativa
person. ,
Habl Ar, va. To speak ; talk, reason ; harangue^
Hablatista, 9m. (Joe.) A trifling prattler.
Hablilla, ttf. Bumor, report; a foolish talk.
Hablista, 9m. A correct speaker or writer.
Habon, «r». Large kind of bean.
Haca, Iff. Pad or nag, a small horse.
Hacanea, a/ Nag. a small horse.
Haced6ro, ra, a. Feasible, practicable.
Haceddr, ra, «. Maker, author ; fiactor ; sti^w*
ard ; an able performer.
Hacend&do, 9m. A landholder, a farmer.
HacendAdo, da, a. Having a real property.
Haoend&r. «a. To transfer the property of
an estate. — vr. To buy land in order to
settle in a place. [neighborhood 1
Hacendera, «/ Public work at which the
Hacenddro, ra, a. Industrious, laborious
sedulous. [trifling work.
Hacendilla, Hacendn^la, «/ A small farm; a
Hacendoso, sa. a. Assiduous diligent
Uac6r, t>rt. and fk To make, form^ produce;
practise ; cause ; be, exist Uaeer d^. To
act as. [accustom one's self.
Hao6rse, w. To rcce<ie; separate ; become
Hacezu^lo, «m. of //oo.
H&cha, 9f. A larsre taper; an axe.
HacbAzo, am. Blow with an axe.
HacbeAr, va. To cut with an axe; hew.
HachAro, 9m. Torch-stand; wood-cleaver.
Hacbita, ^ A small hatchet; torch or Unk
Uieho, tm. Bundle of straw covered wltl
pitch.
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HAM
HAT
IUcli6ii, «m. A larg« torch, also a kind of
altar.
Dachu61a. »f. A small hatebet or axo.
iUcia, aa. Towards, In a direction to, near
t«i, aboat Jlada ad^lanU, Forward.
Hacienda, ^. Landed property; estate, for-
tune; farm.
Haeicnto, pa. Agent, doer.
Uadmlento, «m. Acting, doin?. I/Oiyi-
nUenio de ffracias^Thunkfglvinsc. Jlaci'
mierUo ds reniat^ The act of dbposiog
of a farm by sale. "
Hadna, af, Stack of com piled ap in sheaves.
Uacinad^r, ra, «. Stack-moker, piier of
sbvave9.
IIacrnami6nto.«nt. Aocnmalation, hoardingi
Uacin^, CO. To stack or pile; hoard; ou-
molate.
Hadno, na, a. Y. Awiro and TrisU.
Hadido, da, a. Fortunate, lucky.
H4do. «m. Fate, destiny.
Hadrdlla, ^ (Prov.) Fraud, deceit In trading.
HiUa, inUr^f. HoUoa! [Milors.
Halacabbllaa, Halaon^rdis. 9m. Fresh-water
Halagad6r, ra, «. Cooler, flatterer.
Hahigar, va. To ci^oleu flatter; coax, eoy.
Hali^ 9m. Ci^olery, flattery, caress, cooing.
HahigSeiiam6nte, ad. £ndearin(dy, flatter-
JDgly. [tenng. gentle,
lagu^o, fia, a. Endearing, alluring, flat*
UalAr, vo. (Mau.) To hauU pull by a rope.
llaltir al virnita, (Nau.) To haul the wind.
Ha]c6n, 9m. (Om.) A hawk trained fior sport
HaloonMo, da, a. Falcon or hawk like.
Ualooncico, lllo, ito, 9m. A young fiiloon or
hawk.
naloonedr,«a. (GoIL) To look and inveigle.
Ualcon^ra, «/ Place where fklcon^ arc kept.
Halconeria, i\f. Falconry.
Halcondro, «nk Falconer. [went
Hilda, ^ Bag of sackcloth; skirt of a gar-
Haldida, ^ Skirt fhll of any thing.
Haldeir, on. To run with loose skirts.
Uald&do, da, a. Having flying akirts.
Hal6«t?e, 9m. Horse-mackerel
Hali^to^ 9m. Sea-eagle.
Halito, 9m. The breath; vapor; soft air.
HaUado, da, a. Found. Bien hallado, easy,
contented.
Halladdr, ra, «. Finder, discoverer.
Hallar, «& To find; hit on; meet with;
discover; remark; detect
HaliAxgo, 9m. A thing found; reward for
same; act of finding it
Hall alia, ff. Paste made fin* feeding fowls.
Hall6IIo, 9m. Cake baked en or under cin-
ders.
HMo, Hal6n, 9m. (Astr.) Halo, a red circle
round the sun or moon.
Halot6onia, ^. The scienoo which treats of
salts.
Hal6za, ^. Wooden shoe. Y. Oalocha.
Ham&<^ lif. Hammock. [mock.
lIamaqu6ro, sm. Person who carries a ham-
Ham&no, 9m. Pink cotton stuff from the
Levant [greediness.
Himbre, i^f. Hunger, appetite; fiunlne;
Hambredr, «?fi. To be hungry.— «a. To
starve, to famish.
Hamhrientara6nte, ad. Hungrily.
Hambridnto, ta, a. Hungry, starved, nvea-
ous; sreedy.
HambrOn, na, «. (Ck»ll.) A hungry felloir.
Hamddis, ^ A sort of muslin.
Hamdz, f/T A distemper in hawka.
ll&mpa, itf. Bully, bragger, boaster.
Hamp^sco, ca, a. Yagabond, v«ln>gloriocia.
U^mpo, Hampdn, a. Bold, valiant, Ucen-
tiuua.
Ilanega, ^ A dry measure. Y. Fanega.
Ilaneg^a. «/ That quantity of land sowa
with ikfanega of corn,
HanqoilliL ^ A kind of boat
Haqnilla, ita, 4^ dim. Yery little pony.
Hanigin, na, 9. and a. Idler, loiterer, lounger.
Haraganam6nte, €Ul. Idly, lazily, indolently.
Haraganizo^ za, ck. Yery idle.
Haraganeir, tm. To load an Idle Ufo, loiter.
Haraganeria, «/ Idleness, inactivity, slotb-
fUlness.
Harftpo, 9m. Bag hanging firom clothes.
Har^m, Har^n, 9m. Harem, Turkish !>e-
raglia
Ha^a, ^. MlU-dust
Harma, ^f. Flour. (Met) Powder, dost
Harinido, 9m. Flour dissolved in water.
Harln6ro, 9m. Mealmaa ; meal or flour stora.
Harindro^ ra, a. Made of flour.
Harin66o, sa, a. Mealy, containing
H&rma, ^ (Bot) Y. Oamana.
Harmiga, «^ (Bot) Y. Oamana.
Harmonifk, tf. Harmony. Y. ArmonXa.
Harmonista, 9m. Musician.
Harnerioo^ iilo, ito, am. dim. A small sieve
Ham^ro, 9m. Sieve. Y. OHba,
Harpag6n, am, Harrow. [or grapple.
HarpSot, 9m. (Nati.) Orapnel, grappUng-lroii
Uarp6n, am» v. Arpon.
H&iria, ^. (Am.) Drove of beasts of burden.
Hart&r, «a. To stuff with eat and drink
satiate.
Hart4zgo,.«m. Satiety, the act of glutting.
Harto, ad. Enough. [fhll, compleCo.
Harto, ta, a. Satiated, glutted; sufllcient,
Hart^ra, ^f. Satiety; plenty, abundance.
Hasiz, 9m. Onard or keeper of silk.
Hista. ad. Until, as flu- as; also, even.
Hastiar, wl To loathe, to create disgust
Hastio, 9m. Loathini^ want of appetite
disgust, abhorring.
HatAca, 9f. (Oba.) A huge wooden ladlo*
roIling-pln for moulding paate.
Hataiir, va. To divide cattle into herds.
HatQo, am. A small herd of cattle; aisc
abundance. "
Hateir, on. To put up clothes for a Journey.
Hateria, ^ Sbephera'a allowance of clothes
and provisions. [herds.
Hat^ 9m. A carrier of provisions to sliep<
Hat^ ra, a. Shepherd^ pack-mule.
HatUo, 9m. Thatch over nee-hives.
Hatfllo, am. A small bundle; a feweloUies.
Hito, am. Clothes; a fbrm for, or a large
herd of cattl). [ordnance.
Haubitz, 9m. (Gunn.) Howitzer, a kind of
Hiya. a/. (Bot) Beech-tree. [tz«ea.
Hayil, liayMo, 9m. Plantation of beeeb*
Hiyo, am. Indian shrub.
Hayucil, 9m. (Prov.) Grove of beeob -tme^
Hayi^co, sm. Beech-roast, ftnit of the bc»ch
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Uitit, am. Fagot, fascine.
UiitM. if. Place of cnltivated land
HaxAbra, «/! A kind of coaatiug vassels.
Hazdda, ^, Y. Amidck
Ha2ad6n, aok V. AModon.
Hazal^ja, ^. A towel
Hazada, {A Exploit, an heroic fMt
IlazaAeria, if. AffecUticji of scrapulostty.
liacafieroi ra, a. Pradi&b, affectedly scrapii-
luus.
Bazafi^ro, ra, $, Affbcted, pradlsh person.
Hazafioaam^nte, ad. Valoroaaly.
Uazafidao, sa, a. YalUnt, heroic
Hazcdna, ^ Dart V. Dardo, [Ing-stock.
Hazmereir, am« Bidieolous person, laugh-
Uazte411a, 4^ Boogh behavior or disposition.
lie, ad. Behold, look here.
He, inierf. Ho! hoal hark! listl What!
Uebd6mada, {/! A week ; seven years.
Hebdomadirio, ria, a. Hobdomadary.
Heben, a. White grapes. [pefy.
Hebettf, vn, (UttL a&) To hebetate, sui-
Hebilla, »/. A backle, a clasp. «
Heblllage, am. Collection of bncklcs.
Hobillita, ^ SihaII bnckle.
Hehillir, tKX. To hackle.
Hebillon, »m. A large buckle.
Hebill6na. 6tA. V^ >^ ffebiUon, [fibre.
Hebra, ^ A needleAii; rein of minerals;
Hebraioo, ca, a. Belonging to the Hebrews.
Hebralsmo, am. Hebraism.
Hehraiziote, tn. Hebrician, hebralat
Hebrea. ^. Jewesa.
Uebreo, «m. A Hebrew. (Coll) A merchant.
Hebreo, ^ a. Hebraic, Judaical ; Hebrew
langoage.
Hebrica, ina, itiL ^ A small needlefhl
Uebr66o, sa, a. Fibroos, filaceoos.
Heoat6mba, Heoat^mbe, am. Hecatomb.
Hdcha, ad. J>6 esta hechOy From this timei
Hechas6n, «/ (Law) Jetsam or Jetson. Y.
SehoMcn.
Jlechioer^oo, ca, a. Belating to wltchcrait
Hechioeria, ^f. Witchcraft; enchantment
Hechie^ro, ra, t, and a. Witch; hag; en-
chanter, [fiiscinate.
Hechls&r, eo. To bewitch, enchant; charm,
Hechizo, am. Fascination ; enchantment
Hechizo, za, a. Done on purpose ; artifioial,
ikctiiious. [inured.
Hicho, dia, a. Made, done; accustomed,
H^o, am. Action; feat; event; fact, sub-
ject or matter, [ure, or form of a work.
Hecbftra, ^f, Cut, shape, fashioo, make, lig-
Heddnto, ta, a. Full of leo&
Heet6reo, ea, a. Belonging to Hector.
Hodeadna, mC Stench, stink.
Hed^, tn. To stink; vex. be intolerable.
Hadiondam6nte, ad. BUnkingly.
nedlond^K, ^. A strong stench; fetidness.
Hedidndo, da, a. Fetid ; trasolble, unpleasant
Hadidndo, am. (Bot) Y. Oamarea.
aed6r, am. Stench, fetor, [about the vinea.
Iladrir, va. (Prov.) To dig a second time
He;^ tf. HMira, the Mohammedan epoclu
H^tea or l^^tes, am, pk (Mex.) String
Helible, A Congoalable.
Helida» 9C Froat; nip.
Udladioa, if. (Ptjv.) Jelly
HEP
Heladizo, za, a. Easily congealed.
HeUdo, da, a. Frigid; congealed, frost-bit
ton, icy.
Helido^
io^ am. Ice-cream.
neIami6nto,.«m. Congelation, iVostiness.
Uel4r, tNt and n. To congeal ; freeze ; amaxe :
discourage. [Y. J/e.
H^Ie, H^tele aqui, ad. Behold it look he.<\
Hele&r, va. (Prov.) To point with the flngci.
HelScho, am, (Bot) Fern-flllx.
Helena, ^ (Mau.) Castor and Pollux, ^v
Jack-with-a-lantem.
Helenismo, am. Hellenism, Greek idiom.
Helenista, am, Hellenist
Hel^ra, f^ Pip, disease in fbwl&
Helgido, da, a, Jag-toothed.
Helgad6ra, if Irregularity of the teeth.
Holutco, ca, a. Heliacal
HelJce, if. (Astr.) Northern oonstellatior *
helix or helical line.
Helloc6ntrico, ca, a. (Ast) Heliocentric; ap-
pearing from the centre of the sun.
HeUdme&o, am, Hellometer.
Heliosc6pla, am. (liot) Wart-wort, sun-
spurge; helioscope. [beliotrop&
Heliotronio, Heiiotropo, am. (Bot) Tumaol,
Helm'mtioo, ca, a, lielmiutluc; medicinea
against worms.
Hematites, am. Hsematltee. ore of iron.
H^mbra, »/. Female. Y. Mutger.
Uembrear, «». To be Inclined to femalea;
generate females only.
Hembrica, ilia, ita, am. A little female.
Uembrilla, af. Wheat of very fine ^aln;
'ofalooi — -
horses.
spool of a loom. (Prov.) Trace of plough
Hembr&no, na, a, (Prov.) Feminine, female.
Hemicido, am. Y. Semioireulo.
Hemicrinea, if Hemicrany, a disease.
Hemina, nf. A measure; the tliird part of a
fkuega. [tongop.
Hemionite, «/ (Bot) Hemionity, hart's
Hemipl6gla, ^ (Med.) Hemlplegy, a disease.
Hemislurloo, ca, a. Hemispheric, hemisphere
ical
HemlsfSrio, am. Hemisphere.
Hemistiquio, am. Hemistich, half a verse.
Hemorrdgia, if Hemorrhage, flux of blood.
Hemorroida, if. Y. Uemorroida. Y. Ua-
morroo.
Hemorroide. am. (Med.) Piles, a disease
Hemorroidil, a. Hemorrhoidal
Hemorr6o, am. Kind of serpent
Hendr, am. Meadow of hay.
HencMd6r, ra, a. Filler, satiator.
Henchid&ra, if Repletion, act of filling.
Henchimldnto, am. Abundance, repleuon
Henchur. vo. To fill un, stuff; sow discnro.
Hended6r, ra, a. Divider, one who divides.
Hendediira, af Fissure, craclc, chink, cut
Hend6r. va. To chink, crack, flaw, cleave.
Hendibie, a. Fissile, capable of being spUt
Hendido, da, a. Crannied, (hll of chinka.
HendidAra, if Y. HeruUdura.
Hendrya, if (Prov.) A small fissure oi craek
Henil am. Hay-loft
Httno,am.Hay. (Amor.) Moaa.
Henogil, am. v. CenoaU.
Heftir, va. To knead dough.
Hepitica, if (Bot) Liverwort
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JI«p^tioo, oa, a. Ilepatic, henaticaL
H6pt»o6rda, am. Ilcptacbora. U&goiM.
Heptagon&l,a.(Math.)HeptaffonaI. Y. Hep-
HepUgono, na, a. Heptagonal, having soven
•nglea. [sides.
Heptt^i^no, nn. Heptafron, a flgoro of seven
HepUrqnia, »/ Ueptarcbj, a sevenfold gov-
ernment
Herildica, i^f. Heraldrr.
Ileraldico, ca, a. Hcnudlo.
Ilerildo, «m. Herald. [medicine.
Horaprlca, «/ (Pharm.) ITIenpIcra, a bitter
Uerbaoeo« eea, a. Ilerby; berbaceoua.
Uerb^e, »m. Herbage, grass; payment fbr
pasturage.
Herbiddro, am. Owner or tenant of pasture.
HorbsJir, vn. To pasture.— pa. To bcloso a
field for pasture.
ITorb4r, tro. To dress skins with herbs.
Uerb&rio, rnn, Jlerbarlum, collection of
plants.
Herb&rlo, ria, (U Herbaceous.
Herb4tn or Herb&tum, am, (Bot) Sulphur-
wort, hog's fennel
HerbazAI, am, A pasture-ground for cattle.
nerbec4&r, xm. To begin to grow.
Hcrbifero, ra, a, Herblferoua, bearing herbs.
HerbWoro, ra, a. Herbivorous. ][p1ants.
Herbol&do, da. a. Poisoned with the juice of
Herbol&rla, aj. (LlttL us.) Herbwoman.
HerbpUrlo, iim.Herba11st, herblst; herbman.
nerborlzacl6n,^ Herborlzatlon, botanizing.
Herborixad6r, Herborlz&nte, am. Herbalist,
berbartst [of herbs and plants.
Herborlz4r, vn. To herborize, to go In search
Herb6eo, sa, a, Herbous, fiiU of berb&,
Herc&leo, ea, a, Herculean.
Hered&d, ^. Fruitful ground. [erty.
Heredado, da, a. To enjoy oue's fkmlly prop-
Ueredaml^nto, am. Landed property, tene-
ments, [erty to another.
Horedar, va. To Inherit; make over prop-
Hered6ra, i[f. Heiress.
Hered6ro, am. Heir, Inheritor.
Heredltiirio, ria, o. Hereditary, entailed.
Her^e, a, com. A heretic
Herejia, ^ Heresy ; literary error.
Herdn, am. f Bot) Vetch.
Her^ncla, <;/: Inheritance, heirdom.
Heresl4rca, am. Hereslarch. [slos.
Hereel61ogo, am. (Uttl us.) Writer on hore-
Feretlcdl, a. Heretical, containing heresy.
Her6tloo. ca, cu Heretical
Herla, ^ Strolling vagrant
Herida,«/1 Wound; i^lction; li^ury.
Herid6ro, am. Place where a wound Is in-
flicted, [gerously wounded.
Herido, da, a. Wounded. Mai h^ridot Dan-
Heriddr, ra, a, Wounder, striker.
Horimi^nto, am* Act of wounding; an elision.
Uerir, va. To wound; offend; irritate; hurt;
cause pain ; affect, touch, move.
Hennafh>dita, Hermafirodito, am. Hermaph-
rodite, androgyne.
Hermitna, «/ Bi^r; stster-ln-law.
HermanAble, ct. Fraternal, brotherly.
Hermanablem6nte, ad. Fraternally.
Herman&l, ct. Brotherly.
Herman&r, tfo. To match ; suit— m». To fhi-
temlxi^tmlte.
HER
Herman&stro, mtk (Prov.) Half-brother.
Herman&zgo, am. Fraternity, brothwhood.
Hermaitdad, a/. Fraternity; brotherhooo
oonftaternlt^.
Hermaneir, va. To treat as a brother.
Hermanlta, ^ A little sister, or dear i*
Hermanlto, am* A little brother.
Herm^no, na, a. Similar; matched; sultabltt
Herm^o, na, a. Brother; brothcr-1n-la^
similarity. [religious ordei
Herman6co, am. (Iron.) Lay-brothers of
Herm6tlcam6nte, ad. Hermetically.
Hermdtioo, ca, a Hermetlcal, chemical
Hermodietilo, am. Hermodactil; snakele
head. [somely.
HermosamSnte, ad. BeantiAilly, hand-
Hermoseaddr, ra, c Beantifler. [adorn.
Hermoseir, vo. To beautify, emDelllab,
HermosUla, •/ (Bot) Bine throat-wort
Hcrm660, sa, a. Beauttftil, handsome; neat,
flne,fiair.
HermosAra, ^ Beautr : goodlineos, fldmess
symmetryr bcantlrul person.
H6mla, af. Hernia, mpture. [tnres.
Hemista, am, Bur^n who attends to rup-
Herodlino, na, a. Ilerodian, Herod.
[poem.
H^roe, am. Hero; the principal person In r
Herolcam^nte. tid. Heroically. [iamo.
Heroldd&d, a/. An heroic action. V. ffero
Heroioo, ca. a. Heroic; hcrolcal
Herolna, 4/: A heroine.
Heroismo, am* Heroism. [ease.
H^rpe, am. Herpoa, tetter, a cutaneous dls*
llerp^tloo, ciL a. Herpetic.
Herrada, iff. An Iron-hooped pail
Herr&da, a. Water In which red-hot iron
has been cooled. [a hot ii on.
Herrad6ro, am, PUce fbr marking cattle with
Herrad6r, am. Farrier.
HerradAra, a/. Shoe: speaking of animals;
collar in the form of a horse-shoe.
Herri], am. Stones of olives after extracting
the oil
Herri^e, am. Ironwork; horse-ehoe.
Herramentdl, am. and & Bag with fiurler's
instruments.
Herrami6nta,«/! Set of tools; ironwork.
Henir, va. To garnish with iron; shoe
horses; mark Mttle. [horses.
Horrto, am. McsHil mixed com for feeding
Herren&l or HerreAil, am. Meslin-fleld.
Herreiia, /(f. Ironworks; forge.
HerreriUo, am. Small bird.
Herr^ro, am* An ironsmith.
Herrerdn. am. A bad smith. [ FarraruHo.
Herroruelo, am, (Om.) Stone-chatter. V.
Herr^te, am. Tag, point of metal [bon.
Herreteir, vo. To tag a cord, string, or rib-
Herretdro, ra, a. Tag-maker.
Herrezudlo, am. Llrat piece of iron.
Herri&l, a. Appliea to a largo black grape
Herrin, am. Rust of Iron.
Herrdn, am. Staple; a qnolt
Harron&da, ^ A violent blow.
Herrugl6nto, ta, a. Rusty.
Herrdmbre, ^f. sost of iron; taste of Iron.
HerrumbrMo, sa, a. Busty ; having the qml
ititts of inn.
Herveotir, wt. To boll any thing.
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nerrliiro, am. fibaDltlnD ; tlso mnltitudeL
Hervir, vn. To boU. (Met) To be crowded
with people.
Herv6r, mu Ebullition; fervor; beat
Hervor6so, aa. a. Y. Fogono.
Hesitacldn, ^(Littl a&) HoslUtion.
Hesitir, im.To beeitate, doubt
Ho8pt!ride« Heep^rido, da, a. Bolating to the
Pleiadea. (PoctO Weetem.
Heep^^ide^ nfjaL Y. PleyadM,
Hdspero, »m. Trtie planet Venus.
Heteroclttloo, ca^ (GranL) UetemcUto.
Ileterod6xia, tff. Heterodoxy, misbeUeH
Heterod6xo, xa, a. Heterooox.
Heterogeneidid, tf. Heterogeneoa8nefl&
Heterogoneo, nea, a, Hoterogcneoua, dinim-
liar in nature.
Beterdecios, am. pL (Geog.) Heteroedana.
H^tica, Iledqa^ «^ PbtblJla, oonsumptioiL
HMoo. ca, a. Uecuo; languid; becticaL
Hexaoordo, «m. (Mua.) Hexacliord.
HexaMro, $m. Hexaedron, a cube.
Hex&gono, •m. Hexi^on, a figure of six sides.
Hex&gono, na, a. Uexagonal, having six
sidea. Tfeet
Heximetro, wk Hexameter, a verse or six
Hoxapeda, ^/, V. 7b«$a.
HexMtilo, tm, (Arch.) Hexastylc.
Hex, »f. Scum, lee; dross of metals; grains
of malt
Hi, hi, hi, UiUrf. Expression of merriment
Hi, mn. Used for Mjo^ son,
BliOaa, Hiidea. iT-pi-Y- PUyade*.
Hiinte, a>. Anplied to a verse with a hiatus.
Hi&to, wtn. HUtua, pause or cacophony.
Hibemil, Hibemizo, za, a. Hibernal, wintry.
Hibem4r, vn. To winter; pass the winter.
Bibldrao, sm. Winter. Y. Invi^ma.
Hibisco. «m. (Bot) Syrian mallow. [ant
Hlbl^o, bl^ a, (Poet), Abundant; pleas-
Hibrida, a. Hybridous, hybrid.
Bleocerva «m. Fi^ulous animal ; chimera.
Hidalgamente, acL Nobly, gentlemanlike.
HldalgArse, vr, (fioVL) To affect the gentle-
man.
Hldilgo, ga, a. Noble, illnstrlona. [an.
Hid&lgo, ga, a. Hidalso. a noble man or wom-
Hidalg6n, na; Hidalg6te, ta, a. One proud
of the privileges of his birth.
HidalgQ^K Ja, Uldalgnite, ta, HldalguUIo,
Ha, «k A petty country squire.
Hldalguia, a/'C Nobility: nobleness of mind.
Htdra. 4< Hydra; a poisonous serpent
Hidragogo, am. and a. (Med.) Hyaragogne.
HldraSHea, ^if. Hydiaulioo.
Hidradilioo, ca, a. Hvdraulical, hydrauHo.
Hidra611oQi«m. Professor of hydraulics.
Hldria, 11/: Pitcher for water.
Uldroo^iklo, m. (Med.) Hydrocephalus,
dropc^ in the head.
Hidrodin&mica, ^f. HydrodynaroicSw
Hidrofll&clo, tm. Great cavern full of water.
Hldrofobia, ^. Hydrophobia. [bla.
Hldrdfobo, am. Person suffering hydropho-
Hldrogeno, rnn. (Cbem.) Uydrogcn.
Hidrog6gla, ^. The scionoo of taking the
level of water,
nidrografla, »f. Hydrography.
Illdrogrifloo, ca, a. HydrographlcaL
UldrSgrafo^ «m. Hydrograpber.
HIL
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Hvdrol6gia. f/T Hydrology. [dlvlnatioa.
Hidromanda, f(f. Hydromaney, superstltioai
Hidr^metra, am. P^rofessor of hydromotry.
Hidrometria, */. Hydrometry.
Hidr6mctro, sm. Ilydromotcr
Hidropesia, •/ Dropsy.
Hidr6plco, ca, o. Hydropic, dropdcal
Hidr6scopo, «m. Hydroscope, water-dock.
Hldrost^tlca, ^ Hydrostatics.
Hidro8t^cam6nte, ad. Uydrostatlcally.
Hidrost&tico, ca, a. HydrostaticaL
Hidrot^nia, nf. The art of making cngluM
for raising water.
Hi6dra Arborea, */ (Bot) Ivy.
Hl^dra Terr^-atre, /»/ (Bot) Ground-Ivy.
HieU f/. Gall, bile; (Met) Bitteme6^ M-
perity. jt*^ry o*" earth-smok*.
ni6l de la tlerra, mn. (Bot) Common Aimt-
Hiulo, WK Frost, ice; congelation; Indiffer-
ence.
Hidltro, am. A kind of measure.
Hiem&I, a. Hyem^ hibernal
H16na, «/. Hyen or hyena, a fierce animal
Hier^do, am, (Bot) Ilawk-wced.
Hier^rca, a/. Hlerarch. [adcal
Hieroffliflco, ca, a. Hieroglyphic, emblem-
Hierolocia, ^/. (Littl us ) Hierology.
HieromAncia, y.JUttl u&) llieronumcy.
Hiero6c6pia, 4/f v. Aruaptdna.
Hidrro, am. Iron ; any iron tool : brand.
Higa, A/T Amulet, charm ; ridicule, derision.
Higadillo, am. dim. A small liver. rval<n'. '
Hkgado, am. Liver. (Mot CoiL) CoOrage^
Hig&te, am. Pottage made of figs, pork, Jeo.
Higi^ne, V. (Med.) Hygiene.
Higo, amw Fig. iTt^o macfwro, (Om.) Green
woodpecker.
Higrometria, am. Hygromotry.
HIgrdmetro, am^ Hygrometer.
Higu6ra. ^ (Bot) Fl^-tree.
Higueril, am. Plantation of fig-trees.
Hignerdn, am. Large tree In America.
Higuito, am. A small fig.
Hm, ^. Daughter; daughter-in-law.
Hndr, am. V. J^r.
HH^ro, tra, a. Btep-cbild.
nO^zna, am. The young of sny bird.
HUito, ita, a. dim. Little chUd, litUe dear.
Huo, am. Son : son-in-law.
Hno, Ja, «. Child; young of alt animals; na-
ive of a place,
lodilgo, n^ad&Igo, a. Y. JTldalgo.
Hgu^ ^. A patch; a souill drain; a poai'
man; a cross-road.
HHudlo, la, a. A young child. (Bot) Sucker.
USla,«;: Row. line. Y.IlUera. Act of spin-
ning; Unt for sores.
HilAcEa, ^ Filament or thread of doth.
HiIach6so, sa, a. Filamentous. pnc .
Hil&da, «/t Line of bricks or stones In a build*
Hiladillo, sm. Ferret silk ; tape [cotton.
Hilido, am. Spun flax, hemp, wool, cdlk, of
Hllad6r, ra, a. Spinner, spinster.
Hiland6ra, «/. Spinster, woman who spin\
Hilanderia, ^f. A spinning-room.
Hllandero, am. Spinner; a rope-walk.
Hilanderilliuj/I A little spinster.
Hiltoza, 4/C Thread, line ; mode of splnotnt
Hll&r, va. To spin ; argue, discussw
Hilaricha, «/. Filament \. IWachck
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GQI&za, ^f. kof thing drawn oat Into tbroad ;
yarn.
Hilera, ^f. Row; file; beam of a roof.
Bll^ro, 9ni. Sign of correnta; thrcad-sellor.
BUet«, wn. V. IlUico. [courto.
BMo, am. Thread; wire; thresd of a dis-
liilvin, 9m. Basting. [hurry.
HUvan^, va. To baste; act or perfonn in a
Himen, tm. Hymen. [men.
Himen60f am. Marriage, matrimony; hy-
Himniata, 9m, (ColL) Ck>mpos€r of hymna.
HimnoL 9m, Hymn. Tounco.
Himplar, viu To roar as the panther or
HIn, 9m, Sound emitted by mules or horses.
Hlncad6ra, ^ Act of fixing any thing.
Hlncapid, am. Strong, steady effort
Uinc^r, «a. To thrust in. llincar la ro-
diUa, To luieeL
nincha, «/. Hatred, displeasnre, enmity.
Hinchadam^nte, ad, IlaughtUy, loftily.
Hinch4do, da, a. Swollen ; vain ; inflated.
Hlnchar, va. To inflate, swell with wind.
Hinchaz6n, 9m. Sweiling, inflammation;
also ranJty. [rivers,
ni no6n, 9m, Post for cables on the banks of
Hinldsta, ^, (Bot) Spanish broooL
Hinleetra, ^. (Prov.) Window.
Hinnible, a. Ci^^able of neighing.
HinoJ41, 9m. Bed AiII of fennel. [neL
Hin6lo, am. Knee. Y.RodiUa. rBot) Fen-
Hint^ am. A baker's dongh-tablc.
Hlfiir. va. (ProY.^ V. n^ir.
Hip4r, vn. To htcknp.
Hipeir, vn. To hickup. V. ITipar.
fllpoc5o, ant. (Bot.) Horned comln or hy-
pecoum. [of a cone.
HIperbola, 9/. (Ocom.) Hyperbola, section
Uiperbole, ^ Hyperbole, a figure in rhetoric
Hiperb61icam6nte, ocC Hyperbolically.
Biperbdlioo, ca. a. Hyperbolical.
Biperbolizdr, an. To use hvperboloa.
Hlperb6reo, rea, a. Hyperborean.
Hiperdulia, 9f. Worship of the virgin Mary.
Hip^oo, Hip^ricon, am. (Bot) St JohnV
wort [sleep.
Hipn&l, am. Kind of serpent said to occasion
Hipn6tico, ca, k. and a. (Med.) Hypnotic.
Hipo, 9m, Hlcknn; also wish, anxiety.
Hipoc&mi>o, am. uinpopotamu&
Hipoccntauro, mn, Ilippocentaur.
Uipocistidc, Hipocisto, a. (Bot.) Hyi>ocIstIa.
Hipocondria, V^ Hypochondria, melancholy.
Hlpocondriaco, ca, a, Uypochondriasia, by-
pocbondriacaL [ancholist
tllpocondriaco, ca, a. Hypochondriac, mel-
Hipocdndrioo, ca, a. Hypochondriac, hypo-
chondriacal
Hipooondrlo, 9m. (Anat) Hypochondrium.
Hipocr^ am. Hippocras, medicated wine.
Uipoerenidea, nf, pL (Poet) Epithet applied
to the Muses.
Bipocreaia, /*/ Hypocrisy, diaalmulation.
Hip6crita, a. Hypocritical, insincere.
Hip6crlta, a. earn. Hypocrite, a dissembler.
Hip6oritamente, ad. Hypocritically.
Hipocrltilla, *f. A sly hypocrite.
Hip6erito, ta, a. Feigned, hypocritical.
Uipocrit^n, na, a. Extremely hypccr'.Ucal.
H'.p^dromo, 9m. Hippodrome.
^IpogAstrioo, ca, a. Hypogastric
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HipogAstro, 9m, HypogastrinnL
Hlpogl68a, BO, a. (Bot) Horse-tongue.
Hipogl6a.s am. Halibut \. Mero.
Hipogrifo, 9m. Hipjpogrifl; a winged horse.
Hipolib6noto, 9m. Southeast wind.
H lp6mane^ 9m. Poison used bv the andenta
Hipomar&tro, am. (Bot) Wll^ fennel.
Hlpom<Scllo, Uipom6ollon, 9m. Fulcrum d
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HJ
Voumannera.
Hirvientejpa. Boiling
Hisca. ^f. Birdlime
HiscAl. 9tn. A rope of three strands. Her.
Hisopada, ^. Water sprinkled %vith sprfuk-
Hlsopear, va. To sprinkle water with a
sprinkler.
HlsopUIo, 9m^ A small water-eprinkler.
Hisdpo, am, (Bot) Hyssop; water-sprinkler
Hlspanico, ca, a. Spanish.
Hispanismo, 9m. A Spanish idiom.
Hiapaniziir, va. V. JhrxMAoliaar. Uv^
Hiapano, na, a. Spauibh.— a. (Poet) A Span-
HIapido, da, a. Bristly, like hogs.
HIap'ur, vn. (Prov.) To beat as eggs ; rarefy.
Histi^rioo, 9m. Hysterics, a disease, [womb.
Hlst^rioo, ca, a. Hysteric: relating to tha
Hiaterismo, 9m. Y. BifUrico.
Ulstorotomia, am. A dissection of the womb.
Hiatiodromia, <^ llistlodromla, art of K«iling.
Hlati'tria, »/. History; tale, story; l^bic
HistorlMo, da, a. An harmoniously grouped
painting.
Hiatoriador, ra, a. Historian, historiographer.
HistoriAl, a. Historical, historic
HistdrialmuntCjCk/. Historically.
Historiar, va. To record or represent hia*
torical events.
Hist^ricamente, ad. Hiatoricany.
Hlst6rico, ca. a. Historical, historic
Historieta, */. A short story or talc [an.
HiatoriiSgrafo, 9m. Historiographer, histori
Hiatorion, 9m. A long, tedious stf>ry.
Histrion, 9m. A pitiftil actor; bnffoon.
Hiatri6nioo, ca, & Histrionic, histrionicaL
Histrionisa, ^. An actress.
HiatrionLsmo. 9m. Buffooneiy ; histrtonisn^
Hita, ^. A nail without a head ; limdmarlL
Hito, am. Landmark; guidej05t; a taiget
Hluloo, ea, a. Harsli, unhamionious.
Hobach6n, na, a. Slothfnl, sluggish, lazy.
Hob^hos, 9m. pL Pikemen. [garden
Hoblon^ra, a^ Hop-ground, hop-yard, ho»
Hobiia, 9m. (Onnn.) Howitzer. [nianH
Hodcdda, ^. Headlong fiUI ; a smart reprl>
Digitized by VjOOQlC
HOM
Hodoiir, ca. To fUl headlong; slamtle into
Hodco, gm, 8noat; the act of pouting.
HodcAdo. da, a. Long-snouted; flap-
monthed.
Hodno, «m. Skirt ot-an emliienee; garden
situated thereon.
RoclqniUo, ito, 9m. A little snont
Ilogahazo, ad. (CoU) V. BogaSio.
Hogaflo, ad. (Coll.) This present fear.
Uogiir, tm. Hearth, flre-pfoce; house, home.
Hogisa, •/ A large loaf of household hread.
Ifogudra, 9f. Bonfire, a slight hiaze; stake.
Hcja, ^f. Leaf; scales of metal; a sword-
blade or sword ; lamina, thin plates.
Hojalatuco, «fn. Tln-emltlt
H<Haldr4do, a. Laminated, foliated.
Hoja]dr4r, «& To form of puff paste.
Hol&ldre, ^f. A sort of pancake or paste.
Holaldrista, tm* Maker of buttered cakes.
Holar&nzo, «m. (Bot) Common hornbeam.
fi^ar&sca, ^ Withered leaves; useless tri-
fles, [ate.
Hole4r, «a. To peruse a book ; ibllate met>
Holica, Ula, ita, ff/r A small lea£ neavea.
Hoj^eo, sa, HoJ6do, da, a. Leafy, rail of
Hojudla, ^. A small leaf; puff paste; gold
or stiver thread.
Hola, imterj. Holla! hot hoi hovt
Holto, Holan Batista, «m. (Coll.) Cambric;
the finest cambria
Holinda, «/! Holland, fine Dutch linen.
Holandilla, ^f. Blue glazed cotton.
Holgadam^nte, ad. widely, ftilly, loosely.
Holgido, da, a. Loose; at leisure; well-oC
Holginza, ^f. Repose, quiet; diversion.
Holg^, vn. To rest; sport; idle ; live at ease.
Holgazan, na, a. Idler, loiterer, lounger.
Holgazane^, Tn. To idle, loiter, lounge.
Holgazaneria, ^. Idleness, laziness, indo-
lence.
H61gln, na, a. Y. JTechleero.
HolgtSn, 9nK An egregious pleasure-seeker.
Ho1g6rio, rnn, (CoU.) Mirth, Jollity, noisy
merriment.
Holgueta, ^ (Coll.) A feast, a merry-making.
Holg6ra, ^, Country-feast; width, breadth ;
repose.
HoHad^ra, 9f. Trampling; duty on cattle.
HollAr, va. To tread or trample ; humble.
HoU«oa, ^ (Om.) V. EerreriUo.
Holkrtieo, ilfo, Ito, utio, wl small pellicle or
peel of fhiit [fhiit
Holl^o, «m. Pellicle of grapes and other
Holli, «m. Balsam of New Spain.
HolUn, 9m. Soot, condensed smoke.
HonfnMnto, ta, a* Fuliginous, sooty.
Holo<Sa6sto, 9m. HolocMist, a burnt sacrifice.
Homarriche, em. Buffoon, a roerry-andrew.
Hombricho, mn. A squat and square, thick
man. [man.
Hcmbraefadn, em.. A very tall, square, thick
HombrMa, ^f. A manly action. (Iron.) A
ridiculous action.
Hombrizo, am. A large man.
Hdmbra. 9m. Man ; a rational animal ; also
suMect or vassal ; a husband.
HoroSreAr, vn. To assume prematurely the
wan; vie with another.
Oombre^ioo, am. Y. ifombrecUa,
HON
Hombredllo, am. MamdUn. Btmbr^oOlott
(Bot) Hops.
Hombredto, am. Youth, a young man.
Ilombr^ra, *f. Armor for the shoulders.
Horobria de Men, ^ Probity, honestv.
Hombrillo, am. Onoset, an angular piece of
cloth.
H6mbro, ami. The shoulder.
Hombron, am. A big man ; an eminent mac.
Hombron&zo, am. A huge, vulgar man.
Hombrfino, na, a. Manlike, virile.
H6mbu, 9. (BoUTree philotaca
Homeculo, am. (Bot) Hops.
Homeni^Je, 9m^ Homage, service; obeisance^
Homicida, a. com. Murderer, homicldo.
Homicida, a. Homicidal, murderous.
Homicidio, am. Murder, homicide.
HomiVu. ^. Homily.
Homil&rlo, am. Collection of homiUeB.
HomlUste, 9m. Author of homlllea.
Hominic^ 9m. f ColL) A paltry fellow.
Homogeneid&d, t^f. Homogeneousneas.
Homog^neo, nea, a. Homogeneous.
Homologaci6n, ^. (LitUe us.) PubUoation
of a Judicial act
Homdlogo,ga,<i. Homologous; synonymous.
Homonlmia, iff. Homonymy, ambiguity.
Hom6nimo, ma, a. Homonvmous.
Hdnda, «/ Sling, a stringed Instrument for
casting stones. (Nau.) Parbuckle.
Hondam6nte, ad. Deepiv, profoundly.
HondArras, «f. pk (Prov.) Dregs or lees.
Hondiizo, 9m. Cast or throw with a sling.
Hondedr, wt. To unload a vessel
Hond^ro, «m. Slinger.
Hondica, ilia, ita, tff. A small sling.
Hondiio, am. V. ff&nda.
Hondillo, atn. The seats of breeches.
H6ndo, da, a. Profound, deep.
H6ndo, 9m. (Prov.) V. Fonao, for bottom.
Hond6n, 9m. Bottom of a veeeel or Jar; a
deep hole.
Hondon&da, «? Dale, ravine; comb; valley.
Hond6ra, 9f. Depth, profiimlity.
Honestamente, ad. Honestly; modestly.
HoncstAr, va. To honor, dignify; palHate.
Honestid&d, «/ Honesty, modesty, modera-
tion; urbanit3^
Hon^eto, ta, a. Honest, decent; pure, virtu
ous; Just
H6ngo, 9m^ (Bot) Mushroom; fhngus: a
flMhy excrescence on tho lips of wounds.
Hong660, sa. a. Fungous, spongr.
Honor, am. Honor, reputation, onastlty ; dig^
nity, rank.
Honorable, a. Honorable, Illustrious, nobla
Honorablem^nte, ad. Honorably, creditably.
HonorArio, rla, a. Honorary, bestowing hon
or without gain.
Honoririo, 9m. Salarv or stipend; fees.
HonorcUlo, am. V. J/onriUa.
Honerificamdnte, ad. Honorablr.
Honorifle^nda, »/. Honoriog or doing honoc
Homnifloo, ca, a. Creditable, honorable.
H^nra, «/! Honor, respect; glory; chastity.
Honradamdnte, r«f> Honorably, h«»nestly.
Honrad^z, */. Honesty, probify, integrity.
Hoorido, da, a. Honest honorable. Just, fUf
Honrad6r. ra, a One who renders honor
Honramiento^ 9m^ Act of honoring.
Digitized by VjOOQlC
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Bonr^, WL To honor, reepeet; dlgnUV ; cred-
it; tdorn. t— »-^
Honrilla, ^ Nice point of honor.
Honroeam^nte, ad. Uononbly, creditably.
^onrcSBO, sa, a. Honorable, decorous; equi-
table, [honor.
Honr^do, da, a. Firm In maintaining one*8
Hontina, n/. FonnUin, spring.
Uontanil, tm. V. Jlontamir.
Hontandr, «m. Source or spring of rivers
n6pa, "f. A long cassock with sleeves.
Hopal^nda, sf. Train of a student's gown.
Hope^r. rn. To wag the talL
Uopeo, in. (CoU.) Volatile coxcomb.
H6po, itm. A bushy tall.
H6que, «m. Earnest of a bargain.
]Ioqne<Ud, «f. V. Uueco. [He devotion.
H6ra, «/. Hour, time; also a book of catho-
116ra, ad. Now, at present
Horadible, a. Capable of being pierced.
Horadaddn, f/C Act of boring or piercing.
Horafiido, am. Sllkworma pod bored
through.
Horadar, va. To bore or pierce.
Hon^do, «m. Ilole borc<1 ; cavern, grotto.
Hori^mbre, %m. Hole in the cheeks of^lUs.
HoWifto, fta, a. V. l/uraAo.
HorArio, ria. a. Horary ; lasting an hour.
Horarlo, mn. Hour-hand of a clock or watch.
H6rca, ^. Qallows; a two-forked wooden
prong.
HorcA<lo, da, a. Forked Into branches.
Horcadara, */ Fork of a tree.
Uorci^&das (A'X or A' horc^)adilla^ ad.
Astride nn horseback. [thlglis.
Horcj^jaddra, aA Fork formed by tne two
Horoijo, nm. Collar for mules.
Horc ite, wi. Collar or hamo of a horso.
HonluUa, */. Orgeat [cblL
Horchilla, if. True dyer*s orchil rocella, ar-
Horco. urn. String of unions or garlic.
Horc<Sn, tmt. A forked polo set upright to
suni>ort branches of firnlt-treea.
H6rnii, tfK Horde, clan, tribe.
HordiAte, «m. Barley-water. (Dot) Spring
naked barley.
HorfkndM, a/T Orphanage.
Horizontal, a. Horizontal, on a level
Horizontalmdnto, ad. Horizontally, flatly.
Horiz6nte, *m. Horizon.
H6rma, 4/; Mould, model
Horm^o, 9m. (Prov.) Honse and garden.
HormCro, $m. Last-maker. [of ants.
Hormiga, ^f. Ant; an itching like the bite
Hormig6n, am. A ^e sort of plaster.
Hormigos, sm^pl.A sort of ragout; coarse
flour.
Honnig66o, sa. a. Relatlne to anta^
Horniigueamlento, wn. itching; moving
like ant& [ants.
Hormigue4r, t^ To itch; run about like
HomiigU^la, */. A small ant
Horn lfm6<y, mt. Itching like the bite of ants.
Honnign^ro, ^. Ant-hill ; a great crowd.
Hormigu^ro, ra, a. Hchlng eruption.
HormlfTuUa, ^f. A small ant [horses.
Hurmlguilla, sf. A distemper of the hooft of
HormiguUliir, ra To mix grains of silver
with salt
^ormiguiUo, «m. Distemper of the hoofs of
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walls of ^ building; passing the matertala
Hormnia, iff. A small last [work.
Homab^que, sm. (Fort) Homwork], oot-
Homac^ro, mn. Person attached to a furnace.
Hom&cho, am. Shaft of a mine; ftimaoe for
metals.
Homachu^la, ^ Hole made In a waU.
Hom&da, af. Batch of bread.
.Homagueir, co. To dig for coal-pits.
Homagu^ra, af. Coal-pit
Homagn^ro, ra, a. wide, spadous; coaly.
Homi^e, am. (Prov.) Money paid for balung
bread. [Isbing-glas^
Homiza, ff. A small fhmace; notters pol*
Horn^zo, am. Cake of ecgs and Dutter.
Homeitr, va. To work the trade of a baker.
Homeria, */ A baker's trade.
Hom^ro, ra, a. Baker.
Hom^a, 4/: Act of heating an oven.
HomU^ro, am. An oven tender.
Homilia, ^/ Small ftimace, a small store,
pigeon-hole.
Homillo, am. A small stove. (Mil) Cham-
ber of a mine ; a small mine under soma
work.
H6mo, am. Oven ; a kiln ; a ftimace.
Horometria, af. Horometiy, art of measur-
ins hours.
Horon, am. (Prov.) Round hamper or fhrfl
Hor6scopo, am. Horoscope. {ouiilaa.
Horqndta, ^. A little fork. (Nan ) V. /Tor-
HorouilUi, y. A store-hook ; disease of tha
hair. (Nau.) Crotches of the keel
Horquilladura, af. (Prov.) Forkednem.
H6rra, a. Female of an animal which haa
not yet borne.
Horrendam^nte, ad. Drcadftally.
Horr6ndo, da, a. Dreadful ; monstrous; hor-
ribic; uncommon.
Hdrreo, am. Granary built upon pilasters.
Hcrrero, am. A ffranary or store-keeper.
Horribilid&d, jf/C l)rea<milneas, horridnesei
Hombio, a. Horrid, hIdeon^ heinous.
HorribIem6nte, ad. Horribly, formidably.
H6rrido, da, a. Horrid, hideous
Horrifico, ca, a. (Poet) Horrific.
Horripilacldn, af. (Med.) Horripilation, a
symptom of fever. patlon.
Horripilativo, va, a. (Med) (Causing borripl-
Horrisono, n^(Poet) Sounding dreadAxlly.
H6rro, ra, a. Knfranohised; disengaged.
Horrdr, am. Horror; enormity; abhorrence.
HorrorlzAr, wi. To terrilV.— «r. To be ter-
rified.
HorroroeamSnte, ad. Horribly.
Horror6so, sa, a, (Coll) Hideous, ftigbtihl,
shocking.
Horr6ra, ^ Scoria, dross; filth; terror.
Hortallza, af. (Oen.) The productions of a
garden.
HortatArlo, rla, a, Y. Brhoriatario.
Hortelaneir, vn. (Prov.) To cultivate an
orchard.
HorteUna, ^f. A gardener^B wife.
HorteUno, am. Oardener, hortlcnltorls^
HorUlantK (Om.) Ortolan.
Hort^nse, a. Hortenslal hortnlan.
Hort^ra, ^f. A wooden bowl
H6800, ca, a. Dark brown ; sullen ; boa; tftu
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ffoaoisa n, a. Crisp, roagh.
HoepedAdo, da, a. A honse receiving guests.
Uoepedaddr, ra, i. One who kindly enter-
tains cnesta.
HoepedAje, «m. Kind receptl >n of gtjosta.
Hospedami^nto, tm. Beceptlon of guests.
Horpedilr, ifo. To receive, lodge, and entcr-
tdn strangers and travellers.
HoApederia, ^ Inn of a monastery.
Ho^ped^ro, mn. A weloomer of guests.
Hospldino, na, & Inmate of a charity bos-
pitaL (bouse.
Hospldo, rnn. A charity hospital; a worlw-
HospitAl, a. Hospitable, alBibie.
HospitiO* «m. Hospital, infirmary.
HospltalArio, «m. Hospitaller.
HospitalArio, ria, a. Religious hospice.
Hospital^ro, ra, s. Superintendent of a hos-
pital.
Hospitalid&d, f^. Hospitality.
Ho^italito, «m. A small hospital
Ho^talm^nte, ad. Hospitably.
HosqoUIo, Ua, a. Darkish, gloomy.
Hostil, sm, V. no«ter\a,
Hostal^ro, tm. Inn or tavern-keeper.
HosteUJe, »m. Pay at an inn.
Hosteria, ff. Inn, tavern.
Htetla, »/. Host ; sacrifice offered on the altar.
Hostlirlo, «m. Box in which is kept the un-
consecrated wafer.
Hostiiro, *m. Person who prepares the host
Hostigami^nto, sm. Vexation, molestation.
Hostlg&r, fja. To vex, trouble, harasa.
Hostiffo, «m. That part of the wall beaten
by the rain.
Hostil, a. Hostile, adverse.
Hostnidid, 4/: Enmity, hostility.
HoetUizAr, vn. To commit hostilities.
Hosttlmtote, ad. Hostilely.
H6y, ad. To-day; the present time.
H6ya, tf. Hole; socket of the eye.
HoyMa, ^. The lowest part of a field.
Hoyinoo, tm. Great cavity or hollow.
Hoylto, «m. A small hole or pit
H6yo, sm. Hole, pit
H<^n6eo, sa, A Pitted, ftill of holosw
Hoyu^Io, •m. A little hole; a dimple.
Hoz, ^ Sickle; also a defile.
Hoz, ad. De ho» y de ocw, Headlong.
Hozad^ro, «m. Hozad^ra, ^. Qround turned
up by bofis.
Hosir, «a. To grub the ground, as hoz?.
Huaoal, sm. Crate fbr crockery or flmlt
HucAr, tm. (Nau.) Hooker, a Dutch-built
vessel
H6cha, ^. A clofhes-chest; a money-box.
Huebeir, «a. (Little us.) To boot
Huchiho, «m. Word used to call birdsi
Hn^bra, ^ Extent ploughed by a yoke of
oxen in a day. [hired by the day.
Huebr^ro, Mn. Ploughman and his cattle
Hndca, ^Notcfa at the small end of a spindle.
Hn^co, ca, a. Hollow, empty; soft, spongy ;
vain,
Rni^eo, 9m, Notch of a wheel ; hollowness.
Hu^lfkgo, 9m. Difficulty of breathing in
beasts and btrdSL
Hndlga, 9f, Rest, repose ; recreation.
Hn^lgo, 9m. Breath, inspiration. [paper.
Hu61m, 9/ Track, footstep; impression on
HUM
Hu^o, 9m, Ground : lower part of a hoot
Hnequedoo, ica; illo, iUa; ito, ita, a. ol
Hneco.
Huequcctto, «mc A small cavity or space.
Hu&fago, snK V. ITiUlftioo,
Huerfaolto, ita, a. A little orphan.
Hucrfimo, na, n. Bereft of parents ; orphaa
Iluero, ra, a. Empty ; addle; void.
Hu<:;rta, 9f. A laree orchard. [dea
Hnertecioa, ilia, ita, »f. A small kitchen-^affw
Huertedco, illo, ita sm. A small orchara.
Hu^rto, 9m. A small orchard or kitchen*g0»
den.
Hu^ea, tf. Grave, sepulture.
Huesarrdn, 9m. A large bone.
Huesecico,illo, ito, «m. A little bone.
Hndso, 9m. Bone ; stone, core.
HuesMo. sa, o. Bony, osseous
Hufiepod, da, a Guest, lodger; stranger.
Hu6ste. tif. Host, army in campaign.
Hues6ao, da, a. Bony.
Hu6va, ^f. Egg or spawn of fishos.
Huev&r. vn. To lay egcs.
Hnevecico, illo, ito, zuelo, ff. A small egz.
Huev<^ra, tf. Ovarium of birds; ^g-staud.
Hucvcro, ra^A Dealer in eggs.
Hudvo, «m. Egg; spawn, sperm; a block.
Hu^ndte, ta, «. and a. Huguenot
Iluida, t>f. Fli«ht escape.—/)/* Evasioivs.
Huid6ro, ffw». The retreat of game; qulck<
silver miner.
Huldizo, ra, a. Fugitive, flying.
Huir, fm. To fly, escape; shun, avoid.
Hiile, sm. Caoutchouc; also India-rubber:
oil-cloth.
Hfilla, t*f. (Prov.) Coal-pit
Humfida, t*f. V. Ahuviadn.
Human&do, da, a. Humanato, applied to
the Son of God. [manly.
Hnmanam^nte, ad. Humanely, kindly; hu-
jHnmaniir, va. To humanize, soften; !>••
i come humane ; be humbled.
\ Humanlddd, iff. The nature of man ; human
j kind; hamanlty, benevolence, [studies,
i Humanidiides, «/ pi. Philology^ classical
Humanista, 9m, Humanist; phUologcr
I grammarian.
Humaniziirse, vr. V. Bumanara^. pent
Humino, na, a. Human ; mcrcifti], bencvo-
Humari^zo, »»». V. ffumaao.
Humar^da, 4^ Great smoke ; perplexity.
Humdzga, tif. Tax on fire-places. [per.
Humfizo, 9m, Smoke ; smell of burning pa-
Hume&nte, pa. Fuming, [sions; a tumult
HnmeAr, «n. To smoke; inflame the pas-
Humectfinte, pn. (Med) Moistening.
Humectir^ va, (Med.) To moisten, wet
Humectativo, va, a. Causing moist ure.
Uumod&d, It/. Humidity, moisture, danq^
ness.
Humed&jl, 9m, Humid soil, a marsh.
Humedeucr, va. To moisten, wet dampen.
V. Oonoctr.
H6medo, da, a. Humid, moist damp.
Humer&l a. (Anat) Humeral, belonging tt
the OS humeri.
H6mero, 9m. Os humeri, a bono between
the scapula and foro-ann.
Hnm6ro, 9m, Tunnel, funnel, the shaft «>f r
chimney.
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BuinildAil, ^, HomUity, modefty, mock-
Hamildo, a. Hamblo, sabmtoslve, meek.
Hnmildem^nte, ad. Hambly, modestly.
Hamildita, ita, n. Very hnmble or modoet
Hnmtllacion, ^ Humiliation, sabmlosion;
self-contempt. [roads.
HamilladAro, tm, A small chapel on h'gh
Hamtlladur, ra, 9. Humiliator. [ding.
Homillinte, pa. and a. Humbling, degra-
Humill&r, «a. To hamblc, lower; sabdue^
Hnmillo, 9m. Smoke ; vanity.
Humo, «m. Smoke; vapor, steam.
HumOT, im. Humor ; mood. [wit
Homorida, «< Gayetr, flill of humor and
Humorddo, da, a. full of humors; woU or
ill diSDMed.
Humoral. Ck. Proceeding fh>m the humors.
Humorcico, UIo, ito, 9m. Bad-tempered per-
son.
Humorosidid, ^f. Copiousness of humors.
Humordso, sa, a. Humorous.
Hum680, sa, a. Smoky, ftimid, fumy.
Hnndible. a. Fusible.
HundImi6nto, 9m. Submersion, immersion.
Hundir, im. To submerge, put under water;
sink; ruin.
H6ni, Y- Furuncle on the head.
Hura^an, 9m. Hurricane.
Hur&co, 9m. V. Agv^ero.
Hurafiam^nte, ad. Wildly; diffidently.
Huraiieria, «/! (Prov.) Shyness, diffidence.
Hurafiia, ^f. Btubbomneea, cold-hearted-
ness.
Hnrdfio, fia. a. Shy, diffident; cold-hearted.
Hurcidn, ^ V. Ji\furcion. [quarrels.
Hurg&r, fo. To stir with a stick; to excite
Hurg6n, 9m^ Poker; also thrust in fencing.
Hurgon4da, i^. V. JSstooada.
HurgoniuEO, 9m. A violent thrust
Hurgone&r, vcl To stir the fire; thrust
Hurgon^ro, ««u Poker. V. JTurgori.
HurLe/Hourl.
Huron, na, «. Ferret ; ferreter.
Huroneiir, va. To ferret
Huron^ra, */. Ferrot-hole; Inrking-plaoe.
Hurondra, 9m. Fofret-keeper.
HurHica, 9f. (Om.) Magpie.
Hurt^a, ^ V. Reffadera,
Hurtible, a. Capable of being stolen.
H&ru Cordil ^A'), ad. Spinning a top on
the palm of the hand. [fully.
Hartadillas (A'), ad. By stealth, slyly, art-
Hartadin6ro8, 9m. (Prov.) V. Alcancia.
Hurtad6r, ra, «. Bobber, thief
Hartikr, va. To steal, rob ; cheat
Hnrtaropa, ^. Boy's play.
H6rto, 9m. Theft, robbery.
HusMa, 9/. A BpindlefUl of thread.
Husino, 9m. A large spindle.
Hiisar, mu Hussar. [oil-mills.
HnslIi6ro,««m. Attendant to the spindle in
Husillo, «nk A small spindle.—^ Drains.
Hiinta, 9m. Hussite. [discover secrets.
lifisma. Andar d la hu9ma. To peep to
Unsmeaddr, ra, e. Scenter, suieller.
Htismeadoroillo. Ha, «. Little smeller.
Hnsc;d4r, «a. To scent , pry, peep.
UAsmo, 9m, Smell of tainted meat
2In9«, 9m. Spindle.
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Hnsdn, 9m. (Ichth.) Stnrgonn.
H&ta, f>/. Hnt huntsman's shed.
Hutia, 9m, Indian rat
I.
I, tenth letter of the Spanish alphabet U
sounded like the SngUsh long e In eutn.
Iberia, */. Spain.
Ibdro, 9m. Spanlard.~aw Spanish.
I'bloe, 9m. Ibex, kind of goat
I'bis, */ (Om.)lbla. a kind of bird.
Ic4co, 9m. (Bot) West Indian oocoft-pinm.
Icnefimon, 9m. Ichneumon.
Icnografia, tf. Iohn<Mrraphy, ground-plan.
Icnogruflco, ca, a. Icnnograpbical.
Iconocl&sta, Icondmaoo^ tm. Iconoclast
image-breaker,
loonoclistlco, c& a. (Little us.) Iconoclastic.
Iconografia, V^ Iconography, describing by
pictures,
loonogrifloo, ca, a, Belating to iconography.
Iconol&tra, 9m, Iconolater, a worshipper of
images. [Ogures.
loonologia, 9/ Iconology, representation by
Ic6r, Icoroide, 9m, Gleet humor from a sore.
Icor^so, sa, a. Ichorous ; serous,
lotoricia, ^ Jaundice. Qanndloed.
letericiido, da: Ict^rleo, ca, a. Icterical,
Ictiofngia, 9/. Icnthyophagy.
Icti6fago, ga, a. Fish-eatlug.
Ictloldgla^/ Ichthyoloar. [sally.
I'da, ^. JDepartnre. (Met) Impetuosity;
I'<de, 9m. (Icnth.) Kind of carp.
Id^a, ^ Idea: notion, flmcy; design.
Ideil, a. Ideu, mental, imaginary.
Idealmdnte, ad. Ideally, intellectually.
Ide4r, «a. To think, invent, plan ; discuss.
I'dem, pron. Idem, the same, diUo.
Id6nticamdnte, ad. IdentioUly.
Id6ntIoo, ca, a. Identic, identical
IdentidAd, ^ Identity, sameness.
Identiflcir, vo. To identify.— or. To become
the same.
I'deo, ea, a. (Poet) Belonging to Mount Id4
Idilio, 9m. (Poet) Idyl, a pastoral poem
Idiocrosia, idiocrasls, ^ laiocrasy.
Idlocr&tieo, ca, a, IdiocraticaL
Ididma, em. Idiom; peculiar dialect
Idiopatia, ^. Idlopatby.
Idlop&tico, ca, a. Idiopathic
Idiosincr&sia, ^ Idiosyncrasy.
Ididta, 9m. Idiot an Ignorant person.
Idlot^ ^. Idlotism, uUlness, ignorance
IdioUsmo, 9m, Idiotism ; natural imbooUU
I'do, da, j^. cflr. Gone.
Id61atra, a. Idolatrous; heathen.
Id^Utra, em. Idolater.
Idolatradam^nto, ad. Idolatrously.
Idolatr&r, va. To idolatrize; idolize^
Idolatrla. ^ Idolatry: inordinate love.
Idolito, lllo, em. A little idol; darling.
Idolismo, em. Idolatry
I'doio, 9m. IdoL
Idoneld^d, ^f. Aptitude, fltnesa^ eapadij
Iddneo, nea, a. Fit oonvenient proper.
I'dn^ em. Ides.
Igldsia, 9/. Church, tomple, dioeesa
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Igoaro, ra, a. Ignorant nnlearned.
Ign6o, ea, a. Igneooa, fleiy. [fire.
l|nicI6n, ^ Ignition, kindling, setting ou
IgnicolA, 9m. Fire-worehlpper.
IgniferoL n( a. Igniferooa, containing Are.
Ignipotonte, &. (Poet) Ignlpotent, poworAil
over lire.
Ignivomo, ma, a. vomiting fire,
Ign6ble. o. V. InnohU.
IgDograna, «/ V. IcHografio.
Ignomlnia, ^ Inlkmy. opprobrinm.
Ignoniinioftaoi^nte, ad. Ignomlnionslj, op-
probriously. [fbL
Ignomlnl^eo, sa, a. Ignomtnlona, dl8grace-
Ignor^o, da, a. Unknown, occnlt, ftemeless.
Ignorinda, if. Ignorance;* folly; darknees.
IgiiorAntetiMk and a. Ignorant, stupid, nn-
learned.
Ignorantem^nte, ad. Ignorantly.
Ignorant6n, na, a Grossly ignorant
IgnoriU', «Mi. To be ignorant of; not to know.
Igniil, a. Eqoal, similar; lerel; uniform;
constant, consistent
Igo&la, 4/? Agreement contract; eqoaltzing.
Igaalacl6n, ^ Eqoalling, levelling; eonaUoD.
IgnaliMo, da, pp. Eqaallod. [i
lereL
IgoaldAd, (^ Kanality, similitude ; Ilkeneesi
Igoalmtote, ad. Eqaally, anilbrmW, evenly.
Ign4na,4<Gaana,lizara of America, [up.
lioiiriflB. »f. pL Viands dressed and served
7&(la, ttf. Flank In man or animal
leir, vn. To pant
At, am. Flank. Y. Bada.
ad6n, ^ Inference, illation.
Ilativo, a. Illative, dedncible.
Ilefril, a. Ulegal, onlawftil
UefialidM, ^liieffality, unlawftalnesa.
IIefialm6nte. ad. Illegally, mUawfbUy.
Heebie, a. Illegible.
Ilegittmam^nteTaer. Illeffitlmately.
Segltim^r. va. To illegiOmate.
negiUmidid, ^ Illegitimacy.
Ilegitlmo, ma, a. Illegal; illegitimate.
I'leoa, I'lion« tm. IleanL
I]6m>, sa, a. tXnbort barmlesa.
liioltam^nte. ad. UUclUy.
nSdto, ta, a. Illicit, nnlawftil.
IlimIt&bl^ a. (Little as.) Illimitable.
Ilimit^o, da, a. Unlimited, boondlees.
Iliqaldo, da, a. Unliqnidated.
Iliterfito, a. Illiterate, anleamed.
llamlnacldn, ^f. niomlnatlon; intelleetaal
knowledge.
nominiMjH da, a. lUaminate, enllshtened.
llaminido, «m. Illaminatet.— -pt luaminatL
Haminaddr. am. niomlnator, oolorist
Uumin4r, eo. To illnminate; enlighten;
color.
IlaminatlTO, va, a. niaminative.
noj^i^n, 4^ Illusion; apprehension.
Cusivo, ra. a. Delusive, illusive, deceltfhL
Ufiso, sa, a. Deluded, deceived ; bigoted.
Ilusoriamtote, ad. Uloslvoly.
nas6rio, ria, a. Delusive, illusory, deoeitftal.
Ilustracidn, ^ Illustration, duddatlon;
levelatloo.
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Ilustrad6r, riL a. Illustrator, cxulicator.
Ilustrdr, «a. To illustrate, explain, elucidatei
Ilustre, a. Illustrious, noble, honorable.
Ilnstremtete, ad. Illastriously, greatly.
Ilustrislmo, ma, a. Epistolary style amongst
grandees. [ships.
Im^das, ^ pi. (Nau.) Ways for launching
Imiften, ^. Image, figure, efiigy; appear-
ance.
Imagencita, ilia, »f. A little image.
Imaginiblc, a. Imaginable, conceivable.
Imaginaci6n, ^. Imagination, flmcy; omh
ception. [oontriveu
Imagin&r, vn. To imasine, fiincy; scheme^
Imaglniria, ^ (Mil.) Keserve guard, [nor.
Imaginariam^nte, ad. In a visionary raan-
Imagindrio, am. Painter or sculptor ot
imsgeSb
Imagln&rio, ria. a. Imaginary, visionary,
Imaginativa, «/ Imagination, iimcy.
Imaginativo, va. a. Imaginative, fiuiciftiL
Imagineria, tf. Imagery, an embroidery
representing flowers, &e. [tlon.
Im&n, am. LcMuistone, the magnet; attrao-
Imantiir, va. To magnetize the compass
needle.
Inib^l, a. "Weak, feeble, imbecile. [ity.
Imbecilldid, a/ Imbecility, weakness, debH-
Imb^rbe, am. Beardless youth.
Imbibici6n, tf. Imbibition.
Imbi^mo, 9m. V. InffUmo,
Imbomil, am. (Nau.) 8cupper-holo.
Imbricido, da. a. Imbricated. [suade.
Imbuir, ro. To imbue, to induce, to per-
Imbur8aci6n, tf. (Prov.) Act of putting into
a sack.
Imbursdr, 9cl (Ptov.) To put into a sadc
Imilla, 9f. (8. Amor.) The girl sent by each
settlement of Indians to the curate, to
serve him Ibr a week.
Imitible, a. Imitable.
Imitaddn, ^f. Imitation or copy.
Imit^do, da, a. Copied, imitated, Imltatiye.
Imltad6r, ra, a Imitator, follower.
Imitintcpo. of/fn^^r. Imitator.
Imitir. va. To imitate, copy; counterfeit
Imitatiyo, va. a. Imitative, aiming at re-
semblance, [bastineaa.
Impaci6ncia, ^f. Impatience; eagerness,
ImpaoientAr, ihi. To vex, irritate.— iw. To
lose patience.
Impaci^nte, a. Impatient fld^tv, restless.
ImpadentenDidnte, ad. Impatiently, ar-
dently.
Impicto. ta, a. Impacted, thrust into.
Impalpdble, a» Impalpable, untanglble.
Impi^r, a. Unequal, odd ; uneven, [diced. -
Imparei&l, a. Impartial, equitable, unpr^u-
ImparcialidAd, ^. Impartiality, equity.
Impardalm^nte, ad. Impartially, Justly,
lK>nest]y.
ImpartibllidAd, a/: (Littl. us.) IndivisibUity
Impartible, a. Indlviaible; impartible.
Impartir, «a. To impart grant
ImpasibilldAd, «/ Impassibility.
Impasible, a. impassible, insensible.
Imp&vidam6nte, ad. Intrepidity, undanat
edly. Tneas
Impavld^ 4^ Intrepidity, courage, bold
Imp4vido, da, a. intrepid, undaunted.
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<mnov.
[mpeclble, (i. Impeccable. [pled
Impedido, da, a. Invalid, impeded; crip-
Impedid6r« ra, %. Ob»tracter.
Imiiedidnte, pa. Hindering, [obstrnction.
lmpedim6nto, Wi. Impediment, obstacle,
Impedir, vo. To impede, binder, obetmct,
restrain.
ImpeditJvo, ya, a. Impeding, hindering.
Impel^r, va. To impel ; incite, stimulate.
Impenotrabilid&d, ^f, Impenetrability.
Impenetrable, a. Impenetrable, imperviona,
flkUiomleea. [etrably.
Impenetrablem^nte, ad, (UttL ua.) Impea-
Impenittincla, *f. Impenitence.
Impenit^nte, a. Impenitent, obdurate.
Impensadamdnte, ad, Unexpectedlj.
Impenaido, da, a. Unexpected, fortuitona.
ImperAnte, pa. Commanding.— a Baling.
Im|)erAr, on. To command, reign.
Imperativam6nte, adU Aathoritotlvelj.
Imperativo, va, a. Imperative, commanding.
Imperat6rla, f^ (BoUJ Masterwort [nent
Imperat^rio, ria, a. Imperial, royal; emi-
Imperceptible, a, Imperceiitible.
ImperceptiblemSnte, odL Imperceptibly.
Impcrdible. a. Imperdlble, indestractible.
Imperdonible, o. (ColL) Impardonable, ir^
remissible.
Imperfeccidn. ff. Imperfection, fsnlt, defect
Imperrfctamente, <m. Imperfectly, inade-
quately, rikulty.
Imperfecto, ta, a, Imperflwt; defective,
Imperfbracidn, (Mod.) Iin perforation.
Imperforddo, da, a, (Med.) Imperforate,
closed up. [royal
Imperial, «m. Eoof of a coach. (Nan.) Poop-
Imperial, a. Imperial
Imi)eri&lea. «m, pL Imnerialista. [edge.
Impcricia, i(f. UnskilAilncss, wantof knowl-
Impdrio, 9m, Empire, dominion, command.
Imporiosamdnte, ad. Imperiously, lordly.
Imporidso, sa, a. Imperious, haughty, pow-
erful
Imporitam^nte, ad, Unskilftilly, ignorantly.
Imperito, ta, a. Unlearned, nnskilled. Igno-
rant
Impermeabilldid, ^f. Impermeability.
Impermedhle, a. Impermeable, water-proof.
Impermutdble, a, Immntabie.
Impersonal, a. Impersonal
Imporsonalmtote, ad. Impersonally.
Impcrsuasible, a. Impersuaslble.
Importdrrito, ta. a. Intrepid, dauntless.
Impertinencia, V^ Impertinence, folly; in-
trusion, [importunate.
Impertin^ntc, a. Impertinent, intrusive,
Imi>ertinent«m6nte, ad. Impertinently.
Imperturbabilidid, if. (Liitl us.) Imper-
turbability.
Imperturbable, a. Imperturbable.
Impertnrbableminte, odL (Little na.) Im-
perturbably.
Imp6rvlo, via. a. Impervinna, impenetrable.
Impetra. ^ Diploma, license, permission.
Imnetrible, a. (Law) Impetrable, obtaina-
ble, [entreaty.
Impetrad^n, tf, Impetradon, obtaining by
impetriMo, da, a. Impotrated.
IMP
Impetrad6r, r^ <. One who impetratea.
ImpetrAnte, pa, Impetrating.— «m. (Law)
Grantee; imjMtrator. [treaty.
Impetrir, «a. To impetrate, obtain by en*
I'mpeto, em. Impetus ; impolsei impetuos-
ity, py.
Impetnosam6nte, ad^ Impetnoosly, violent-
Impetuosidad, »f. Impetuosity, vehemence.
Impetu6M>, sa, a. Impetuous, violent fierce ;
passionate. [peutapetesi
Impia or Flor impla, ^f, Scariet-llowered
Impiam^nte, ad. Impiously.
Impied&d, s/! Impiety ; trreligion ; cruel^.
Impiisimo, ma, a. ntp. Very impious, ex«
tremely wicked.
Impio, pia, a. Impious, irreligious, proflmei.
Impireo. rea, o. V. Empireo.
Implacable, a. Implacable, inexorable.
Implacablemdnte, ad. Implacably.
Implattcdble, a. Intractable, unmanajreabl«k
Implioacidn, ^. Implication ; contradictioD.
Implic&do, da, a. Implicit implicated.
Implidir, wk To oppose, contradict — «r.
To implicate. Involve, embarrass.
Implicatorio, rIa, a. Implicative^
Implicitam^nte, ad, ImpliclUy.
Implicito. ta, a. Implicit inferred.
Imploract6n, ^, Entreaty, imploration.
Implordr, to. To implore, solicit; entreat,
beg.
ImplAme, a. Unfeathered. [cry.
Impolitioa,^ Incivility, rudeness; Impofi-
Impoliticamwnte, ad, (Coll) Impolitlcally,
nn politely.
ImpoliUco, ca, a. Impolitic, imnmdent;
rude, uncivil [stain, clean.
Impolite, ta, a. Unpolluted, pure, free from
Imponderable, a. Inexpresinble, unuttera-
Imponed6r, nti. An impostor.
Imponir, «a. To lay, put or set in or upon ;
impose; advise.
Importable, a, Belating to the Import ol
goods.
Importad6n, if. Importation.
Importddo, da, a. Imported.
Importiuicla, ff. Import, consequence, mo-
ment, concern. [slderable.
Importante, a. Important, mQmenton^ con*
Importantemdnte, ad. Importantly, essen-
tially, [cem, amount to.
Impo.-'ti^. «. To Import be of moment, con*
Imp6rte, ann Amount or viMue.
Importunaoi6n, nf. Importunity, annoyance.
Importunadamenta, ad. Importunately.
Importun&do, da, €L Imfiortuned; teased.
Importunad6r, ra, «. Importnnator, imnor
tuner. [seasonahl}
Importunam^nte. ad. Importunely; un
Importun&r. va. To Importune; vex, molest
ImportnnidAd, *;: Importunity.
ImportCmo, na, a. Importune; troublesome,
vexatloua. [blHty.
Imposibilldi^d, ^ Imposslblllly, Impractical*
IroposlbilltAdo, a. Helpless; disabled, unfit
for. [posfilblei
Impostbilit^, 9a. To disable, render tan
ImposSblo, a. Impossible. Impracticable.
Impoelble, mru Impossibility, impossible.
Imp09lblem6nt«^ ad. Impoa8ib.y.
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Impo8lcl6iL *f. Imposition ; inlanction.
Impdsta, tif. (Arch.) Impoete or a building.
Impo6t6r, ra, & Impostor, jugglor, cheat
Impostura, »/. A Iklse charge; imposture,
fraud. [pacity.
Iropottncla, t^f. Impotence, inability, inca-
ImpotoDte, a. Impotent, weak, powerloea.
ImpracticAble, a. impracticable, impossihle;
impassable.
Improcaci6n, ^f. Imprecation, curse.
Imprecdr, ra* To Imprecate, curse.
Imprecat6rio, ria. a. Imprecatory.
Impregnaci6n, «/. Impr^atlon. [nated.
Imprcgnido, da, a. Impregnate, impreg-
Impregniu', v& To impr^nate.— t^r. To be
impregnated.
[print
Impr^nta, «[. Printimr; printing-office; the
Imprescindible, th. That which cannot be
prescinded or pat aside.
Imprescriptible, a. Imprescriptible.
Impresi6ny ^f. Impression; stamp; print;
edition.
Impreeionir, ma. To imprint on the mind.
Imprdso, «fik Pamphlet a short treatisa
Imprdflo, sa, pp. Printed.
Iraprasor, mtk Printer.
Impres6ra, ^f. Wife of a printer.
Imprestdble, a. That cannot be lent
Imprevisto, ta, a. Unforbseen, unexpected
Imprlmaci6n, *J. Priming in painting
Imprimadura, ^ Instrument used in prim-
ing. [Ine.
Iniprimad6r, mn. One who primes in palnt-
Imprimur, va. To prime.
Imprimir, fK». To print stamp; Imprint
ImprolmbilidiUl, y. Imprnbabilltv-.
Improb&ble, a. Improbable, unlikely.
Improbableminte, ad. Improbably, [sure.
Improbikr, va. To disapprove, dislike, cen-
I'mprobo, ba, a. Corrupt wicked.
Improperar, oo. To upbraid, taunt, reproach.
Improp6rio, «m. Contemptuous reproach or
INA
ImpaSsto, MX, Tax, impost, duty.
ImpuSsto, ta, a. Imposed ; Informed
Impugn&ble, a. Impugnable.
Impugnacl6n, ^f. Opposition, refutation.
Impugnaddr, ra, «. Objector, contradictor.
Impugnur, %a. To impugn, contradict, ooifr
fUte.
Impngnativo, va, a. Impugning
Impubur, loa. To impel, urge on.
Impnlsidn, >\f. Impulsion, impulse; inflO'
ence, motive.
Impul^vo, va, a. Impulsive.
Impulse, %m. Inipulse; influence.
Impuls6r, ra, «. impeller.
Impune, a. Exempt from punishment
Impunemdnte, ad. With iinpunity.
Impunid^d, »f. Impunity.
Impuramente, ad. Obscenelr, impurely.
Impurdza, »f. Impuri^; dishonesty; ob*
scenlty.
Imp6ro, ra, a. Impure, foul, obscene.
'mput4ble, a. Imputable, chaigeable.
[mputabilidM. *f. Imputableness.
mputacion, «/ imputation.
mputaddr, ra, a. Imputer.
mput&r, va. To impute, attribute.
mputativo, va, a. Imputative. [blew
nacab&ble, a. Interminable, inoonsumptl-
naccesibllidid, «/ Inaccessibility.
Inaceesible, a. Inaccessible,
"naccesiblem^nte, ad. Inaccessibly.
nacc^so, sa, a. Inaccessible.
nacci6n, «< Inaction.
nadapt&ble, a. Not adaptable.
nadecuado, da, a. Inadequate.
nadmisible, a. Inadmissible.
inadvert^ncia,^/. Inadvertence, carelessneai.
nadvertidamente, ad. Inadvertently.
nadvertido, da, a. Inadvertent careless.
nafectudo, da, a. Natural, unaffected.
nagen&ble, a. Inalienable.
nagot&ble, a. Inexhaustible; nevcr-fallln^
na^uant&ble, a. Insupportable, unbearable.
nafienible, a. Inalienable.
nalterabUid^d, i\f. SUhllity, iualterabiUty.
nalterAble, a. Inalterable.
na]terablem6nte, ad. Unalterably.
nalterido, da, a. Unchanged, stable.
namlslble, a. Inainlssible.
namovible, a. Immovable.
namovibilidiid, »f. Immovability.
n&ne, a. Empty, void. Inane.
nanicion, ^f. Inanition, extreme weakness
nanimM), da, a. Inanimate, lifeless.
napa^ble, a. Inextinguishable.
napeable, a. Totally immovable.
napeUble, a. Without appeal, irrevooablck
napet^ncia, »f. Inappetenoe, want of app^
titc.
napet^nte, a. Having no appetite; dJsgastcd
Inaplic^ble, a. Inapplicable.
'naplicaci6n, «^ Indolence, Inapplieation.
:niq>licido, da, a. Indolent, careless.
napreci&ble. a. Inestimable, invaluabia
naptltfid. Jj/: (Prov.) V. iMptUud,
nartlcuUdo, da, a. Inarticulate.
na^equihle, a. Unattainable.
natacdble, a. (Coll.) Unattaokable.
Inaudible, a. (Little u&) Inaudible.
Inaudito, ta, a. Unheard of; strange.
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(nMgandon. tf. Inangiirstion.
buuifuriUo, da, a. Inaugnrste; insagan^ed.
Inaugural, a. InacsruraL
InatiguHu*. va. To inangnrate.
Inaveiigdlble, a. That cannot be ascertained.
Inbub, $(. A staff which oomee from Cairo.
localculMble, a. Incalculable.
Incansable, a. IndcOOieablo. unwearied.
IncaiisablemC'nte, ud. indc»tlgabiy.
Incant&ble, a. Tliat cannot be sung.
Incapacfd^ ^ Incapacity, inability i ^^^^
pabiUty.
Incap^ a. Incapable, unable; heavy, dull
Incasibie, a, Unmarriageable.
IncMSto, ta, a. Uncbastu, impure, obscene.
Incantamdnte, ad. Unwarily, incautiously.
Inca6to, ta, a. Incautious, heedless.
Incendidr, vo. To kindle, set on fire.
Incendi^rio, ria, «. Incendiary ; firebrand.
Inodndio, sm. Fire, conflagration, burning.
Incensacidn, ^ Perfuming with incense.
Incens&r, va. To perfhme, incense.
Inconsirio. «m. Incensory, thurible, [ble.
Inoensnr&ble, a. Unblamable, irreproacha-
Incentavo, 8m, Incentive, incitement, spur;
encouragement
Incertldiimbre, «/ Inccrtitade, uncertainty,
fluctuation.
Inoes&ble, a, Inoeesant, unceasing.
Incosablom^nte, ad. Without intermission.
Inoes^nte, a. Inc^sant, continual, uninter-
rupted. [ually.
Incesantemdnte, ad. Incessantly, oontin-
Incite, sm. Incest
Inceetuosam^nte, ad. Incestaously.
InceBtu6so, sa, a. Incestuous.
Tndd6ncia, ^. Incidence, accident, casualty.
Incid6nte, a. Incident, casual, incidental
Inelddnte, 9m, Incident, accident, casualty.
lncidentcm6nte, ad. Incidentally,
incldtr, tm« To fiill in or upon.
Incidnso, »m. InconM.
Incicrtam6nte, ad. Uncertainly.
Ind^rto, ta, a. false; uncertain; unstable.
Incinduntc, a. (Little us.) Cutting, [ashes.
Incineracidn, ^. Incineration, burning to
IndnerAr, va. To incinerate or bum to ashea.
Indpidnte, a. Beginning, incipient, inchoa*
tive.
Inoironndso, sa, a. Unolrcnmcised.
Indrcunscrinto, ta. a. Undrcumscribed.
Indsidn, $/. Indsion, a cut V. Ceatuxi.
Indslro, va, a. Incisive.
Indso, ttm. Comma. V. Ooma,
Indao, sa, a. Incised. Y. Cortado.
Inctsbrio, rla, a. Indsory, cutting.
Indtad6n, (ff. Incltation, Indtement
Indtad^, ra, ». Instigator, exdter.
[ndtam^nto, Indtamlcnto, «m. Indtement,
impulse, incentive.
Indtar. va. To indt<Lexdte, ttimnlatew
Indtativa, tf. (Law) writ fh>m a superior
tribanal.
Indtativo, va, a. Incentive, Indttng.
Indtativo, 9m. Indtement
(ndviL a. Uncivil, unpolished. [ness.
Indvllld^ 4/C Incivill^. rudeness, coarse-
Indvilminte, ad. UndvUly, rudelv.
Indem6nola, ^ Indemonqy, severity, rigor.
Inderatote, a, Indement, orueL
Indinad6n, tf. IncUratlon; propensttr
flincy. also a bow.
Indinado, da, a. Inclined, cUspoeed.
Inciinaddr, ra, «. One who IncHnes.
Inclintote, pa. Inclining, bending.
IncUn&r, vo. To incline; influence. — vr. T<
be favorably disposed.
Inclinativo, va, <?. IncUnatorT. [on^
I'nclito, ta. a. Famoua, » onsplcuotu, lllui«tr«'
Indttir, ta. To include, comprise; oontaiB.
Incl6sa, 9f. Foundling-hospital
Inclusero, ra, «. and a. Foirodling;
Indusidn, ^ Indusion ; fluniliar intereonra*
Inclusivam^nte, Induuve, ad. Indodvelr
Indusivo, va, a, Indudve.
Incl6so, sa, a. Inclosed.
Ihduy^nte, pa, Induding.
Incoado. da, a. Begun, commenced.
Incoagulable, a. Incoagulable.
Inoodr. WL To commence, begin.
Inooativo, va, a. Inchoative, inceptive^
Inoobr&ble, a. Irrecoverable, irrotrievaUcb
Ine^ito, ta, a. Unknown.
Incopoedble, a, ImpM-oeptibleb
IncoEerente, a. Incoherent inconsistent
Incober6ncta, ^ Incoherence.
Incolumid&d, »f. Inoolumity, safetr.
Inoombnstlbilidid, «^ Ineombnsttbility.
Incombustible, a. Incombustible.
Inoombdsto, ta, a. Unbumt not consnmeu
Incomerduble, a. Contraband, prohibited ^
impassable.
Inc6modam6ntc <td. Incommodiously.
Inoomodar. va. To inconunode.
Incomodidiid, 9f. Incommodloosness.
Inc6modo, da, a. Inoommodioofl^ inoonve>
nient
Inoompariible, a. Incomparable, matehlessL
Incomparablom6nte, ad. Incomparably.
Inoompar&do, da, a. V. Incomparable,
Incompartible, a. Indivisible.
Incompasible, a Y. Incompatho,
Inooropasivo, va, a. Incompassionatei
Incompatibilidid, ^. Inoompatibility, inoon-
sistoncv.
Incompatible, a. Incompatible, inoondstont
Incompetcnda, »f. Incompetency, inability.
Incorapet^te, a. Incompetent; unqnalifled.
Incompetentemtete, ad. Ino(HnpetMiUy,iiii-
snitablv.
Incomplejo, ja, ck Inoomplex,^8tmpl6.
Inoompletamdnte, tid. Incompletely.
Incompl6to, ta, a. Incomplete, inoonsnm-
mate.
Inoomplteo, xa, a. Y. TncompUfo.
Incomnonibie, a. Inoomponndablei
Incomportible, a. Intolerable, unbearaMik
Incorapodbillddd, #/. IneompoartbiUty.
IncompodbK a. Inooropoeitek
Incompos1d6n, ^f. DelboUve comparison «•
proportion.
Incomprensibilid&d, 4/r Incomprehek.ou
Inooraprensible, (^. Incomprehensible.
Incomprenslblemdnte, ad. Inoonoeivably
Incomprimlble, a, Incompresstblo.
Inoompndsto, ta, a. (Little ofl.) Simple; v»
adorned.
Incomnnicabilid&d, ^ InooromimieaMUty
InoomnntcAble, a. Inoommnnieable.
IncomnnidUlo, da, a. Itoommonioa^Ad.
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InooncepUble, a, loconoeptiblo.
Inconcerni^te. a. Improper, UDsnltable.
Inconclli&bl^, a. Y. IrreconciUabU,
Inooncino, na, a. Disordered, nofaendeomo.
iBcoDciuaiD^nte, ad. OrUinly, indabiUbly.
Iiicoiic6fio, sa, a. Incontrovertible, incon-
teeuble.
iBoondoc^nte, a, Incongnioo&
Isoonezion, ^ Incoberency ; inconnectlon,
IncoB^o, xa, a Unconnected, incoherent
Inoonft-so, ea, a. Uncoufossed. [ioyalty.
Inoonfldcncia, ^ Distrust, mistrust; dis-
Inoongmamdnte, ad. Incongruously.
IneoDgrutocia, ^. IncongmTty.
Incongradnte, a, Inconffruous, ineonffment.
Inoongmentemtote, ad. Incompatibly.
Incongruid^d, ^. Incongruity. [tionate.
Inc6ngmo, grna, a, Inoongruona, dispropor-
Ineonmensurabilidid, SA Incommensura-
bility.
Inconmensnr&ble, a. Incommensurable.
InoonmnUbiUdid, ^ V. JnmutabilicUid.
Inconroutible, a. Incommutable, [nable.
Inconquist&ble, a. Unconquerable, Impreg-
Inconsecn^nda, ^. Inconsequence.
Inconsecudnte, a. Inconsequent
Inconsiderable, a. Valueless, worthless.
Inoonsideraddn, ^ Inconsideration, inad-
vertency.
Enconslderadam^nte, ad. Inconsiderately.
Inconslder^ov da, a. Inconsiderate.
Inconsigul^nte, a. Inconsequent pty.
Inconsisttoda, ^, Inconsistency, incongru-
Inconsist^te, a. Inconsistent, absurd.
Inconsolable, a. Inconsolable.
Inconsolablem6nte, <Kf. Inconsolablr.
Inconstisda, tf. Inconstancy, fickleness,
levity.
IncoDstAnte, a. Inconstant, fickle. [dily.
Inoonstantem6nte, ad. Inconstantly, gid-
Inconstruiblo, a. (Coll) Whimsical, flcuo;
unintelligible.
Incons6ti^ a. Seaml«*es.
Incontilbie, a. Innumerable, [taminatod.
Incontaminido, da, a. Undefiled, nncon-
tnconteat4ble, a. Incontestable, indisputa-
MeL
Inoontestablem^nte, ad. Inoontestably.
Incontindnda, f< Incontinence ; nncbastlty.
Incontindnte, a. Incontinent ; unchaste.
Incontintote, ad Instantly, immediately.
Inoontinentem^nte, ad Incontinently, un-
chastely.
Incontinent!, ad. Instantiv, immediately.
Inoontrastible, a. Irresistible, insuperable.
Incontrovertible, a. Incontrovertible, in-
disputable. IcibU.
Inoonvendble, a. Inoonvincible. V. fn/oen'
Inconvenible, a. Discordant inconsistent
Uconveni^da, ^f. Inconvenience; incon-
gmenceu [some.
InooDvenitote^ a. Inconvenient, tronble-
Inoonveni^nte, sm. Difllculty, obstacle.
Inconversable, a. Unsociable. [able.
Inconvertible, a. Inconvertible, nnchange-
Ino6rdloi, sm. Bubo, a tumor in the groin.
Inoorporible, a. That cannot be incorpo-
rated.
bicorpofad^ 9/. Incorporation.
InoorporAdo, da, a. Incorporate, associated. I
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Incorpor&I, a. Incorporeal. [f onUly.
Incorporalm^nte, ad. Incorporeally, lncor>
IncorporAr, vo. To imbokly; form into a
corporation; mingle. [Ity.
Inoorporeiddd, ^ Incorporeltv, incorponil-
]noorp6reo, rea, a. Incorporeal, ImmateriaL
Incorporo, on. V. Incorporacioru
Incorreccidn, «/. Incorrectness, inaccuracy
Incorrectamtote, ad. Inaccurately.
Inoorr6cto, ta, a. Incorrect ii.accurate.
Incorregibilidiid, ^ Incorrtsiblenesa.
Incorr^ble, a. Incorrigible.
Incorregiblemdnte. a A Incorrigibly.
Incorrupddn, tf. Incorruptness, integrity
honesty.
Incorruptamdnte, ad Ineormptly.
Incorruptibiiidid, ^ Incorruptibility.
Incorruptible, a. Inoorruptible. [raptible
Incorr6pto, ta. a. Incorrupt; honest, Incor
Incras4r, va. To inspissate, thicken.
Incre4do, da, a. Uncreated, increate.
Incrediblliddd, s/T Incredibility.
IncrednlidAd, */ Incredulity. [ant
IncrMulo, la, a. Incredulous.— & A miscrc-
Increible, a. Incredible.
Increibleminte, ad. Incredibly.
Increminto, mi. Increment increase.
Increpaciin, fff. Chiding, reproach, rebuke.
Increpadi^r, ra, «. Cbider, rebuker, scolder.
Increp&r, «<x. To chide, scold, reproach.
Incrucnto, ta, a. Incruental, unstained with
blood.
Incmstad6n, «/! Incrustation.
Incmstdr, va. To incrnst or Incrustate.
I'ncubo, 9m. Incubus, the night-mare.
Inoulcad6n, tf/i (Print) Binding or wedging
in a form.
Inculdu*, va. To inculcate. Impress.
Incnlpabilldid, ^ Inculpableness.
Inculpable, a. Inculpable, unblamable.
Inculpablemente, aa, Inculpably.
Inculpadamdnte, od. Faultlessly.
Inoulp&do, da, ck Faultless.
InculpAr, va. To accuse, blame.
Ineultam^nte, ad Rudely. [arable.
Incultivible, a. Incapable of cnltlvatlon. In-
Inc6lto, ta, a, IncnIt, untllled; nndvUised.
Incnltfira, ^ Incultnre.
Incumb^ncia, s^ Incumbency ; duty.
Incumbir, «n. To be incumbent upon any
one.
Incur&ble, a. Incurable ; hopeless.
Inciiria, V' Negligence, inaccuracy.
Incnri660, sa, a. Negligent tncurioos.
Inonrrimiento. 9m. Act of Incurring.
Incnrrir, fm. To incur; deserve, merit
Incursion, ^ Incurring: incursion.
Inofirso, sa,p7>. irr. oflneurHr.
Ind8gad6n, ^f. Search, inquiry, Inqnest
Indagad6r, ra, a. Investigator, inquirer.
Indsfto, va. To search, Inquire; in ve9tigate
Indebldam^nte, ad. UiOastly. tllesally.
Indebido, da. a. Undue, Illegal, nnUwfhL
Indec^nda, ^. Indecency, indecorum, ob-
scenity.
Indectote. a. Indecent, imbecomlng.
Indeoentem6nte, ad. Indecently, Aibomely
Indedble, a. Inexpressible, unutterable.
Indedblemdnte, ad Inexpressibly.
Indedsam^nte, ad. Irresolutely.
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ladMisldn, ^f. Irresolution, indooision.
Indedso, sa, a, Irresolote: undecided.
Indeclin&ble, n. Undecayed, firm, unabakeD ;
indeclinable.
Indec6ro, 9m, Indecomm, indecency.
Iodecorosam6ntc, ad. Indecorously, ind»>
cently.
Indeoor6so. sa, a. Indecoroui
Ilidt)fectibiHdad,«/. Indefectibllity.
Indefectible, a. Indefectible, unfldlfng.
Indefbctiblem^nte, ctd. Indefectibly.
Indefenaable, a. Indefbnaible.
Icdeftinso, sa, a. Defenceless, indefcnslvo.
Indeflol^nte, a. Indefectible, mlkiling.
Indeflnible, a. Indefinable.
Indeflnidam^nte, (uL Indefinitely.
Indefinido, da, a. Indefinite; not detar-
mlned; not limited.
Indeflnito, ta, a. Indefinite, wlibout limits^
Indelible, a. Indelible.
Indeleblem6nte,,a<2. Indelibly. [ency.
Indeliberad6n, {/! Irresolution; inadvertp
Indeliberadamdnte, ad. Inadvertently.
Indeliberddo, da, & Indeliberate, unpre-
meditated.
Ind6mne. a. Undamaged, unhurt
Indemniddd, t\f. Indemnity, [bursemont.
Indemnixaeidn, ^. Indemnification, reim-
Indemnixur, «a. To indemnify, secure
against loss.
Independ^ncia. iff. Independence, freedom.
Independente, Independiente, a. Independ-
ent, free. \ad. Independently.
Independentem6nte. Independientem^nte,
Indescifhlble, a» Indeciphemble.
Indescribible, a. ludescrfbable.
Indesign^ble, a. Which oannot be designed.
IndeetrucUbilid^ ^ IndestmoUbUlty.
Indestmctiblo, a. Indestructible, imperish-
able. Hnta
Indetermin&ble, a. Indeterminable; irreso-
Indeterminadon, 9f. Indotermination; ir^
reeolution.
IndetermlnadamSntc, ad. Indcterminatoly.
Indeterminildo, da, a. Indeterminate; irres-
olute, doubtful
Iudevod6n, nf. Indevotion.
Indevdto. ta, a. Indevout, irreligious.
India, ^f. Great wealth.
Indiana, ^f. Chintz, printed cotton.
Indi&nn, wm. Ono who has resided in India;
a nabob. [tooL
Indlcaoi6n, ^ Indication : Bisn or symp-
ludicaddr, *nK (Little us.) Indicator.
Indicdnte, pa. Indicating.
[ndicdr^ va. To indicate, show, point out
Indloauvo, va, a. Indicative, pointing.
ludicativo, «m. (Qramm.) Indicative mood.
Indiooi6n, qf, Indlction, oonrening of a
synod, coondl, ^cc
I'ndloe, ML Mark, sign, index.
IndleiAilo, da, a. Suspected of a erime ; sus-
picious.
Indioiaddr, ra, a. Suspectftil; also an in-
former, [suspicion ; give up to Justice.
Indiciir, va, (Law) To give reasons for
Indicio, tm. Indioatlon, maric, sign, token.
''ndioo, am. Indka Y, AMI,
i ndloo^ ca, a. Indian. [ness.
tndiforteota,«/CIndilBBTence; neglect, culd-
860
mo
Indifortota, a. Indifferent; inattentive, r»
gardiees. [tlally
Indiferentemtote, ad. Indifferently, linpar-
Indigena, a. Indigenous, native.
Indigoncia, ^f. Indigence, poverty, need
Indig^nto. a. Necessitous, poor, needy.
Indigestible, a. Indigestible.
Indlffesti6n, ^f. Indigestion; i11-natui«k
Indigdsto, ta, a. Indigest ; confiised. (OoIL)
Ill-natured.
Indignaci6n, ^f. Indignation, anger. Cnant
Indign&do. da, a. Provoked, teased; mdi|^
Indignamonte, ad. Unworthily, Indignly.
Indign&nte, pa. Indignant ; irritating.
Indignir, va. To irritate, provoke, tease.
Indignidid, ^ Indignity ; indignation, pa>
sion. [unbecomini^
Indigno, na, a. Unworthy, undeserving
I'ndQto, mn, (Bot) V. AniL
Indiffdfera. ^ (Bot) Indigo.
Indilig^ncia, y. Indulgence, carelessness.
I'ndio, la, a. Indian ; of a blue color.
IndirScta, ^f. Innuendo, hint, cue.
Indir6ctam6nte, Indir6cte, ad. Indirectly
obliquely.
Indir6cto. ta, a. Indirect; oblique.
Indiscernible, a. (Little us.) Indiscernible.
Indlsciplina, «/! Insubordination.
Indisciplinible, a, IndiscipUnable.
Indisciplin&do, da, a. Undisciplined.
Iodiscreci6n, nf. Indiscretion, imprudence.
Indiscretamcnte, ad. Indiscreetly.
Indiscn^to, ta, a. Indiscreet, foolish ; inoon*
Biderate.
Indisculp&ble, a. Inexcusable.
Indisulubilid&d, i^f. Indissolubility.
Indisol&ble, a. Indissoluble
Indisolublem6nte, ad. Indissolnbly.
Indispensable, a. Indispenaablo, neodftal.
Indispensablemdnte, ad. Indispensably, ne-
cessarily, [incline.
Indisponer, va. To disable. Indispose; dia-
Indispnnible, a, (Law) That cannot bo be*
queathed. *
Indisposlcidn, «/ Indisposition, disinclina-
tion, dislike.
Indisposidoncilla, tf. Slight indisposiUon.
Indlspniato, ta, a. Indisposed, disordered in
heathT^ [ibk.
Indisputiible, a. Indisputable, incontrovert-
Indispntablemdnte, ad. Indisputably.
Indistlncl6n, ^. Indlstinctlon, indiscrimi-
nation.
Indistinguible, a. Undlstinguishable.
Indistintam^te, ad, IndlBtinctly, indis-
criminately.
Indistinto, ta, a Indistinct, indlscriminat*.
Indivldnaddn, ^f. Individuation, Indlvfai
ulty.
Individuil, a. Individual.
Individualid&d, ^ Individuality.
Individnalizir, va. To individualize.
Individualm6nte, ad. Individually, nurae^
ically. riiA
Individniir, va. To distingolBh ; parUciuar
Individuo, am. Individual.
Individuo, dua, a. Indivldaal, InscparibliL
Indivisaminte, ad, Indivlsibly.
Indivtslbilididl ^ IndlviaibUity.
Indivisible, a. Indivisible.
Digitized by VjOOQlC
fndivi8lbIem(nlo, ad. Insepuably, indivisi-
bljr.
[ndiviflo, BO, a. Undivided, indivldaate.
i'ndOf atn. (Bot) A kind of myrobalan.
Indddl, a. Indocile, untoachable ; inflexible
Indodliddd, ^. IndocUlty; infloxibUity,
Btubbornneso.
lnd6ciIinentG, ad, Inflexiblr.
Ind^cto, ta, a. Ignorant, unlearnod.
rndolc. &f. Disposition, temper, inclination.
Indol^ncia, ^ indolence, indUference, lazi-
ness.
Indolente,a. Indolent, Indifferent
IndoIentem6nte, ad. Indolently, inertly.
IndomAble, Indoroed4ble, a. Untamable;
inflexible, nnconguerable.
Indom&do, da. a. Untamed.
Indomesticible, a. Untamable, [tractable.
ludomdstico, ca, a. Untamed, fierce, in-
Inddmito, ta, a. Untamed, ungoverned,
wild. [Uon.
Indoucl6n, tf. (Law) "Want of a wife's por-
Indotido, da, a. Unendowed ; portionless.
IndnbitAble, a. Irrefutable, unquestionable.
Indnbitablemdnte, ad. Undoubtedly, indu-
bitably.
Indnbit&do, da, a. Undoubted, indnbitate.
Induoci6n, ^, Induction, inducement, per-
suasion.
Indudddr, ra, & Indncer, persuader.
Indaclmi^nto, mn. Inducement [attract
Indndr, va. To induce, persuade, influence,
IndactiTn, va, a. Inductive.
Indudible, a. (Prov.) V. IndxOdtable.
Indulgencia, ^. Indulgence, forbearance,
clemency.
Indulgunte, a. Induleent kind, gentle.
Indnlgentemcnte, aa. IndnlgenUy.
Indultir, va. To pardon ; free, exempt
Indultilrlo, 9m. A dispenser of ecclesiastical
benefices. [poet.
Indulto, «m. Pardon ; indnit privilege; Im-
IndnmC'nto, em. Wearing apparel.
Induraddn, m/. (Med.) Induration.
Industrla. s/. Industry, diligence; ingenuity.
Indnstri&I, a. Industrial
Industriir, va. To teach, instruct
Industriosamdnte, ad. Indudtriouslr.
Industri6so, sa, a. Industrious, skJJftil; as-
siduous.
Inebri^, va. (Met) To intoxicate.
InebrlatiTa va, a. Inebriating.
In^lia, a/. Fasti abstinence from food.
In6dito, ta, a. Not pobllshed, unedited.
tncfabilid&d, ^. IneffiibiUty; impossibility
of being explained.
Inef&ble, a. Ineflhble, unspeakable
Inefablemdnte. ad. Inef^bly.
Inoflcftcia, ^. Inefficacy, inefllcicncy.
Ineflc&z, a. Inefficacious, inelfectual, ineffi-
cient
Ineflcazm^nte. ad. Inefflcaciously.
Ineleghnte, a. Inelegant
loenarrable, a. Inexplicable, inexpressible.
In^pcia. «f. Ineptitude, anfltness.
uieptamunte, od. Unfitly, ineptly.
Ineptitfid. ^ Ineptitude, inability.
Indpto, ta, Ik Inept unfit
bu^rcia, B/. Inertia; Inertness; Inactivity.
jUJrme, a. Disarmed.
INF
Inerr&ble, a. Inerrable. [sta^
Inerr&nte, a. (Astr.) Fixed: applied to tlM
In^rte, a. Inert, dull; unskilfuL
Inescrutdble, a. Inscrutable, unsearchably
Inescrutablemdinte, ad, (Little us.) Inscru
tably.
Inescrudifi&b1e« a. Inscrutable.
Inescusdble, a. Inexcusable; inevitable, in*
dispensable.
Inescu5uiblem6nte, ad. Inexcusably.
Ineeperadamdnte, ad. Unexpectedly.
Inesper&do, da, a. Unexi>ected, unforeseen.
Inesperiencia, ^. Inexperience.
Inesperto, ta, a. Inexpert, unskilftiL
Inespi^ble, a. Inexpiable.
Ineeplloible, a. Inexplicable. [ble.
Inespugnable, a. Inexpugnable, impregna-
Inest<^nso. sa. a. (Little us.) Unextend^
Inestimabiliddd, ^ Inestimableness.
Inestimi^blo, a. Inestimable, invaluable.
Inestim&do, da, a, (Law) That wliich bat
' not been valued. [qucncbabla
Inestlnguible, a, Inextingaisiiable, tin-
Inestricttble, a. Inextricable.
Inevitable, a. Inevitable, faUl.
Inevitablemdnte, ad. Inevitably.
Inexactit^d, ^ Inaccuracy.
Inexitcto, ta, a. Inexact inaccurate.
Inexha6sto, ta. a. Unexhausted, unspent
Inexist^ncia, ^ Inexistonce.
Inexistente, a. Inexlstent
Inexorible, a. Inexorable, relentless.
Infac6to, ta, a. (Little us.) Dull, gracelesa
Infactible, a. Inf^asible, impracticable.
InfiiciiDdo.da, a. Ineloqnent, not persuasive.
Infallbilidid, jj/T Intiillibility.
Infislible, a. IntJAllibla
Infiiliblem^nte, ad. Inftillibly. rUoo.
Infomacion, ^. Slander, calunftny, derama-
Infamaddr, ra, «. Defamer, libeller.
Infiimdnte, a. Defiuning; opprobrious.
Infam^ va. To defame, dishonor.
Infamativo, va, a. Defaming.
Infkmat^rio, ria, a. Defamatory, libelloua.
Infiime, a. Infkmoiia, vile, despicable.
Infamem^nte, ad. Infamously, vilely.
Infilmia, ^ Infamy, dishonor; baseness.
Infancia, 4/! Infancy; beginning.
Infancino, sm. Oil from green olives.
Infiindo, da, a. In&ndoos, too bad to be
mentioned.
Infanta, ^ Infhnta; infiint, a female child.
Infantikio, am. Territonr assigned to aprinco
of the royal blood ol^Spain.
Infunte, sm. Infknt; infante; afoot-soldier.
Infknteria, {/T Infkntry.
Infanticida, am. Infiinticide.
Infhnticidio, 9m. Infknticide. [Ii\fafUet ttt.
Infhntico, iea; illo, ilia: ito, ita, 8, dim. M
Inftintil, a. Infantile, Infkntine.
InfHnz6n, mk Nobleman.
Infanzonfido, da, a. Pcrtalnlns to a noble.
Infnnzondzgo, «t». Torriuiry of a nob.eman
Infanzonia, ^ Nobility.
Infhtigiible, a, IndcAtttgnble, nnwearlsd.
Infktigablemdnte, ad. Indeihtigably.
Infatuacidn. tf. Infatuation ; b^otiy.
Infatuido, da, o. and pp. of JnJtUuar, In-
fbtuate, infi&tuated. [pefied
Infatuir, ta. To infetuate.— w. To be sts
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INF
loikastam^nte, ad, Unluckf.v.
lnfk6sto, ta, a. Un lucky, anfortuDaie.
lnfocci6n, 4/C lofuctloD.
I^fectddo, da. a. lofoctt Infected.
Infectiir, va. To infect ; corrapt, vitiate.
Infectiro, ra, a. InfecUvo, InfecUoiUb
Infocto, t^ a. Infected, tainted.
Infbcundiddd, ^. Infecundity, storllity.
lafec&odo, da, a, Infecnnd, unfraitAiL
Infelice, a. (Pwet) V. In/eliM. [ncss.
Infelicidid, V! CaJainltj, misery, nnbappL-
Infeliz, a. Unhappy, luckless, miserable.
Infelizm^nte, ao. unluckily, unfortunately.
Infer6ncia, «/: Inference, illation.
Inferidr, a. Inferior, lower in value, stetion.
Inferioridid. */ Inferiority, subjection.
Inferir. ra. To infer, deduce, collect
Infernftcdlo, tm. Boyish play.
Inferndl, a. Infernal, bellisb. [nally.
Infemalmdnte, ad. (CoU.) Hellishly, Infer-
Infem4r, va. To damn, doom to eternal
tormentSL
InfOmo, na, Inl5ro, ra, a, (Poet) Infernal
Infestaddn, ^. InfesUUon, annoyance.
Iftfestdr, TO, To infest, overrun, harass by
incursions.
Infenddr, va, V. Et^eudar.
Inflcidn, ^f. Infection. V. In/sedon.
Inflcionar, va. To infect: corrupt, pervert,
vitiate. [disbelief:
InfldelldAd, jwT Infidelity, treachery, deceit,
Inaddncia, f^ UniUthftilness, feitbJessness;
treason.
Inflddnte, a. UnfeithfUl [gan.
Infl61, a, UnfeitbAiU infidel; disloyal; pa-
Inllelmdnte, ad. UnfeithfUUy.
Inflerno, mk Uell ; causing concision, pain,
or trouble.
InflgurAble, a. That which cannot be rcpre-
sented by any figure.
Infiltracion, vr^Med.) Infiltration.
Inflltrdrse, vr. To infiltrate, insinnato.
rnfiroo^ ma, a. Lowest; the least; abject.
Tile.
Infinidid, ^ Infinity, immensity.
Infinitemonte, ad. Infinitely, immensely.
Inflnitesimil, a. (Mat) Infinitesimal
Inflnitislmo, mn, a. gup. Most infinite.
Inflnitivo, ^1. (Oramm.) Infinitive mood.
Infinite, ta, a. Infinite, unbounded, Im-
mense.
Inflnito, ad. Infinitely, Immensely. [ate.
InfirmAr, wt. To infirm, weaken ; invalld-
Inflaci^n, ^. Inflation; flatulence; conceit,
vanity.
Inflanuble, a. Inflammable. [flame.
Inflamacion, «/. Inflammation, setting on
Inflamamlento, 9m. (Little us.) Inflamma-
blunesA.
tnflam4r, va. To Inflame, kindle.
Inflamat^rio, rla, a. Inflammatory.
Infl4r. vcU To inflate; elate; strut
Inflatlvo, va, a. That which iiifl.ites.
inflexibllldAd, f^ Inflexibility, sUffhese, in-
exorablllty.
Inflexible, a. Inflexible; immovable.
tnflexiblem6nte, ad. Inflexibly ; invariably,
•nflexidn, ^. Inflection, the act of bending,
turning, or modulating,
jiflictivo. va, a. (Law) Inflictive.
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Influ6ncia, ^ Influence; credit, ones*
Snence, ascendency. [tiaL
u6nte, pa. and <i. Influencing, infliien-
Influir, f>a, To influence; modify; prevail
upon.
Infl^o, am. Influence, power, credit
InforciiUio, em. Second part of the pandecti
of Justinian. [bint; inquiry.
InformacI6n, ^. Information; instruction;
Informal a. Informal, irregular.
Infbrmaliddd, ^. Informality.
InformAnte, tm. Informant informer.
Informer, va. To inform. Instruct, acqnali.^
report; animate. [tivo.
Informativo, va, a. Instructive; lnC>rma-
Infdrme, «m. Information; account; re>
port; brief
Inf9tine, a. Shapeless, formless.
Informld&d. »/. Informity, shapelessness.
Infortiflcible, a. Which cannot be fortified.
Infortina, ^. (AstroL) Sinistrous influence
of the stars. [misery: fktallty.
Infortiinio, mi. Misfortune, misoliance;
InfosdnL ^. Surfeit in cattle. [vention.
Infhkccion, {/T Infhu:tion; breach, contra'
Infy^cto, ta, a. Steady. [law.
Infhict6r. ra, $. Infractor of a compact or
Infhiescnto, ta, a. Underwritten, under*
signed.
Infhiigdnte, ad, V. EnfiraganU.
Infhingible, a. Infhmglble, inviolable.
InfVaoetilva, tf. Six days comprehended in
any church festival of eight days, not
counting the flrst and the last
Inf^aoctiivo, va, a. Any of tlie six dayf
within the eiffht'day fesUval
InfHngir. va. To infHnge, violate or bresi
Infk'uccion, tf. V. In/urcion.
Infhictifero, ra, Infhigifero, ra» a, Unfeuf t»
fnl, barren; useless. [lessly.
Infruotuosam^nte, ad. UnfhiitftalYy, fruit-
Infhictuuso, sa, a. Fruitless, unproductive
I'nAibu, a/ pL Sacerdotal ornaments; ex
pectation; presumption. [reason.
Infandadam^nte, ad, Oroundlessly, without
Infbndado, da, a. Groundless.
Infhndible, a. Infusible. [instil
InfUndir, va. To Infbse; make an infusion;
Infbrci6n, Infulcidn, sf. Tribute for the
ground of bouses in Spain.
Infurcion^, ga, a, Snt^ect to pay th*
ground-rent of a bonse.
InAisJ6n, »/. InfUsion, Influxion, inspiration
Infliso, sa, a, InfUsed, Introduced.
Ingener^b]^ a. Ingenerable. [age.
Ingoni&r, va. To conceive, contrive; man-
lugeniatiira, »f. Ingenuity, acuteness; skO*
fbl management
Ingenieria, ^^ -Art of an engineer.
Ingenl^ro, am. Engineer.
Ing6nio, tm. Mental power; genius; en-
gine; means, contrivance.
Ingeniosament4^ ad. Ingnnlonsly.
Ingenlosldid, ^. Ingenuity, invention.
Ingeni(>eo,sa, a. Ingenious, inventive; r
with ingenuity.
Ingenito, ta, a, Unbegotten; innate.
Ingenuam^nte, ad. Ingenuously, fklrly.
IngennldAd, a/ Ingenuousness, fyackvei
Gtndor.
Digitized by VjOOQ iC
aig^nno, irna, a. Ingenaoui, open, candid.
Ingerld6ra, sf. Grafting.
Ingerimi^nto, •»!. Griltlng. [gntL
iDcperir, ea. To insert: IntrMnce, incloso;
Ingertir, tfo. To tpntu inoenlsta.
Ing^rto, 9nu Graft, the tree ingrafted.
Ingorto, ta. a. Gmfted, ingrafted.
Ingtna, ^f. V. Quijada.
I'ngle, <{/! Groin, the part next tlie thigh.
Inglte, sa, a. English, native of KnirUmd.
Ingles, 9m, English langnage.
Ingl6te. 9m. Diagonal, oblique line.
Ingiosdble, a. That admits no gloss or com-
ment
Ingobem&blc, a. TJngovemable. [aaied.
Ingradui^bie, a. (ColL) That cannot be g^-
Ingratam^nte, ad, Ungratefhllj.
Ingratitud, ^ Ingratitude, nngratefhlness.
Ingr&to, ta, a, UngrateAil ; harsh, disagree-
able.
Ingreditote, rnn. Ingredient
Ingreso, 9m. Ingress, entrance.
Inguin^ a. (Med.) V. InguinaHo.
InffaMrio, ria, a. Inguinal, belonging to
the groin.
Ingnrsitaddn, *f. Ingnigitation. [damsy.
InbiblL a. Unable, nnqaalifled; unfit;
Inhabtiidiul, «/ Inability, fncapacity, nnflt-
neaab [itr.
Inhabilttaci6B. i< DlsqnaHfloation ; dlsabfl-
Inbabliitir, va. To disqaaUiy, disable; do-
InEab&ble, a. Uninhabitable.
Inhabtt^o, da, a. Uninhabited.
Inbaladdn, ^. (Med.) Inhalation.
InhalUblo, a. (Little na.) Not to be fbund.
Inher^nda, «/. Inherence or inherency.
[nher^nte, a. Inherent
Inherentem^te, ad, (Litfl. ns.) Inherently.
Inhest^, 1KI. y. EnhMtar.
Inhibtci6n, ^ Inhibition, prohibition, writ
Inhibir, va, (LtUl. us.) To inhibit, prohibit
Inhiblt^rlo, ria, a. Prohibitory.
Inhiesto, ta, a. Entangled, perplexed.
Inhonestam^nte. cut Diahonostly.
InhoncstidAd, ^ Dishonesty. [modest
Inhonteto, ta, a. Dishonest; indecent, im-
Inhonoriir, va. Y. Denhonrar.
Inhospedible, Inho^tible, a. InhospltaMe.
Inlioepitalidad, ^f. Inbospitality, want of
courtesy.
Inhumanaro^nte, ad. Inhumanly.
lohnouuiidid, t(f. Inhumanity, cruelty.
Inhumimo, na, a. Inhuman, savage, cruel.
Iniciad6n, ^. (Little u&) Initiation, intro-
duction.
Intdido, da, a. Initiate, initiated.
(nid&l, a. Initial
Inici;ir. ta. To initiateb— vr. To be initiated.
Inidativo, va, a. Initiating, initiatory.
Inicnam^ttte, ad. Iniquitously.
Iqicno, cua, a. Inlqnitoua, wicked, untusi
falteta, «/C (Prov.jV. Retama. (Ibie.
InimaglnAble, a. Unimaginable, Inoonedva*
Inimittble, a. Inimitable.
Inlmitablem6nte, od. Inimitably.
Intntellgible, a. Unintelligible.
blqaidid, ^. Iniquity, li^ustlct.
bileridfira, 9t Y. Jngeridara.
Iigerlr, 9a. V. IngsHr,
INM
,iertib>, va. Y. Ingertar.
iirto, 9m. Y. Ingerio, [outrage
i&ria, ^. I^JuTv, offence, wrong, insult
luriiMlo, da, a. Injured, wronged,
inriaddr, ra, 9, Aggressor, iqj timer,
hiri&nte, pa. Injuring; iiyurer. [oftlsnd
Injuiiikr, va. To Imure, wrong, annoy, liarm.
Inturiosamente, aa. Injuriously, oflbiisivelyl
Injurideo, sa, a. Injurious, contumelious, re*
proaohftat
Iniustamente, odL Unjustly.
Injusticia, itf. Ii^ustioe, iniquity, wrong.
I^Jfisto, ta, a. Unjust, wrongfkiL
Inlegible, a. Illegtble.
Inllevdble. a. Insupportable.
Inmaculadamdnte, ad. Immaculately.
Imnacul&do, da, a. InunaooUte, Iioly. pure,
spotless. [mdiowed.
InmadAro, ra, a. Immatnro, unrlpened, on-
InmaneJAble, a. Unmanageable ; intractable.
Inman6nte, a. Immanent, inherent
Inmaroeeible, a, Immtfcesclble, unfliding.
Inmateri41, a. Immaterial, incorporeal
Inmaterialld&d, s/T Immateriality.
Inmatftro, ra, a. Immature.
Inmediacl6n. rf. Contiguity, contact [with.
Inmediatamont& ad. Immediately, forth -
Inmediite, ad. Immediately, contiguouAly.
Inmedi&to, ta, a. Contiguous, dose, bard by,
next
Inmedic&ble, a. Incurable.
InraemurAble, a. Immemorable.
Inmemorablemdnte, ad. Immemorably.
Inmemoridl, a. Immemorial, out of mem*
ory.
Inmensam^ntsi, ad^ Immensely, infinitely.
Inmensidid, ^. Immensity ; infinity.
Inmtoso, sa, a. Immense, infinite. [lee&
Inmensur^ble, a. Immensurable, measure-
Inm^taratote, ad. Unmeritedly.
Inmdrito, ta, a. Undeserved, undeserving.
Inm^rito, ad. Undeservedly. [servings
InmeritArio, ria, a. Immeritorions, nnde-
InmeT8i6n, qf. Immersion. [hand.
Inmin^nte, a. Imminent, impending, at
Inmisdble. a. Immisdble.
Inm6bl«*, ^ Unmovable; unshaken.
Inmoblemcnte, ad. (Little us.) Immovably.
Inmoderacidn, ^ Immoderation ; excess.
Inmoderadamtote, ad. Immoderately.
Inmoderddo, a. Immoderate, exceesivc.
Inmodestam^nte. ad. Immodestly.
Inmodtetia, ^f. Immodesty, indecmcy, Id*
delicacy.
Inmodteto, ta, a. Immodest
Inm6diccL ca, a. Superflooua, excessive.
Inntoladon, 9f, Immolation ; a sacrifice o>
fered.
Inmoladdr, ra, 9. Immolator.
InmoMr, va. To ImmoUte, sacriflcei
Inmort^l a. Immortal ; endless.
InmortalidAd, ^f. Immortality. pmrnortaL
Inmortalfz^r, va. To immortalize, make
Inmortalmente, ad. Immortally.
InmortlflcaelAn, ^. ImmortlAcation.
Inroortlfidklo, da, a. Unmortifled.
Inmdto. ta, a. Unmoved. [fnoMft
Inmovible, Inmdvil, a. Immovable. Y. /»•
Inmovilidftd, ff. Immobility; immovabl*'
nass; flcrmnees.
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[Drandible» a, Immntoble. Y. Inmmtable.
Inma^ble, a. ImmoTAblet or immoTable
TDznandicla, ^ Uncleanllness; Imparity.
tnmundo, da, a. Unoleao, filthy; obsoeoe.
Iiiin(ine, a. Free, exempt; enjoylDg Immu-
nity, rdom; liberty.
InmanidAd, */. Immonlty. mtncbise, free-
Inmutabilid&d, ^ Immatability. rtersble.
Inmutiible, a. Immatable, invariable, uiuU-
Inraataddn, ^. Change, alteration.
Inmutir, va. To changOi alter. — or. To
change appearance. [alterations.
Intnntativo, va, a. Which changes or causes
Innacionte, a. Not bom of another.
InnAto, ta, a. Innate, inborn, nnnatoral.
Innave^ble, a. Innavigable ; anseaworthy.
Innecesario, ria, a. Unnecessary. [ble.
Inneffible, a. Incontestable, inoontroverti-
Inndble, a. Ignoble, mean of birth.
Inndeuo, na, a. Inuocuoas, barmleea.
InnominAdo, da, a. Nameless.
Inn6to, ta, a. Unknown.
InnovacI6n, qf. Innovation.
Innovad6r, ra, «. Innovator. [ties.
InnovAr, WL To innovate, introduce novol-
Innomerabilid&d, ^f. Innumerabllity.
InnumttrAbl^ a, Innnraerable, nomberlen.
Innamerablemtote, €uU Innumerably.
Inn6pta, a. Unmarried, single.
Inoh«^lesc^r, va, V. Deaobsdteer,
Inobedl6ncia, «/ Disobedience.
Inobedionte, a. Disobedient ; inflexible.
InohservAblo, a. Unobservable, inobserv*-
ble. [Inobservance.
Inobservineia. ttf. Inadvertency, ne^ect,
Inobservinte, a. Inobservant
Inocenda. ^ Innocenoe; barmlessDees;
simplicity.
InocentiMa, ^, (GolL) A silly speech or no-
tion.
Inoc^nte, a. Innocent, pure, candid, simple^
InocentemSnte, ad. Innocently, giilltleselv,
harmlessly. [InoemtU
Inooentico, lea. illo, ilia, ito, ita, a. dim, of
Inoenlaci6n, ^. Inoculation.
InoculadAr, tm, Inoculator. [cislons.
InoonlAr, va. To iDOcnlats, propagate by in-
Inoftnso, aa, a. y. Ileao, [dovui.
Inoflcideo, sa, a* (Law) Irregular; inoffi-
InoJ^ta, 4/! Top of a boot
I'nope, a. (Little us.) Poor, Indigent
In6pfat. ^ Indigence, poverhr, penary.
Inopin&ble. a. tJnthonght or; mdlsputablo,
incontrovertible.
tnopinadam^nte, ad. Unexpectedly.
InopinAdo« da, a, Inoplnate, unexpected,
unforeseen.
Inoporti'mo, na, a. (Little xu,) Inopportune.
Inoportunaminte, ad, (Little us.) Inoppor-
tunely.
Inordenadamdnte, ad. Inordinately.
InordenMo. da, Inordlnido, da, a. Inordi-
nate, irregular, disorderly.
LnorgAnico, ca, a, (Med.) InorganicaL
In prontn, ad. Promptly; readily; extem-
IK>re.
[nqnietaei6n, ^ Disturbance, annoyance.
tnqnietad^r, ra, s. Disturber.
inquieUmtote, aii; Disqoletly, Qneasily.
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Inquietir, va. To disquiet, disturb; me-
lest — or. To be restleaai
Inqnidto, ta, a. Bestless, turbulent; anz
ious, solicitous. [iety.
InqnietAd, */. Bcstlessness. uneasiness, anx*
Inqailin^to, $m. (Law) Eight of the tenant
of a house. [lodger.
Inqnilino, na, a. Tenant; an inmate, a
Inquina, «/ (ColL) Aversion, hatred.
Inquin&r, «ki. To inquinatc, pollute.
Inqniraddr, ra, a. Inquirer, inquisitor.
Inqiiirir, va. To inquire, look for or after;
ascertain ; explorate. [Judicial inquiry.
Inqui8ici6n, 4/: Inquisition, exsminaUon,
Inquisid6r, ra, s. £iqtiirer, examiner; in-
quisitor.
Inquisitivoj va, a. Inquisitive, curious.
Inquisitorial, a. Inquisitorial, inquisitorioni,
Innmo, 9m. A kind of spun cotton, frou
tho Levant
Inrazon&ble, o* fProv.) V. IrradonaL
Insaciabilidid, ^ Insatiableness, greediness.
Insad^ble, a. Insatiable, craving.
Inaaciablem6nte, ad. Insatiably.
Insaculacidn, f/C (Law) Casting lots or bsl-
loting for names.
Insaouladdr, mn. (Law) Balloter.
InsaculAr, va. To ballot, vote by ballot
Insal6bre, a. Inaalnbrious, unhealthy.
Insslubrid^ ^ Insalubrity, unhealthAil-
nosflL
In8ignifloacl6n, tf. Insignificance.
Insanible, a. Incurable, irremediable.
Insinia, 4^ Inaanlty. V. Locura,
Insino, na, a. Insane, mad.
Inscribir, va. To inscribe. (Oeom.) To
draw a figure within another.
Inscripcidn, n/ Inscription.
Inscripto, ta, pp. irr. of Inscribir.
Inscrut&ble, a. V. InesorutabU.
Insculpir, oo. To insculp, engrave.
Insec&ble, «r. (Pro v.) Thst cannot be dried.
InMocidn, 4/r (Little us.) Incision, cut
Inseotil, a. Insectlle.
Inacctivoro, a. (Nat Hist) InsectivoronSr
Ins^cto, am. Insect [cioti
Inseculsci6n, »f. Balloting. Y. Inaacukk
InseculAr, vc^. To ballot v. Jtuacular.
Insenesc^nds, f^ Quality of not becoming
old.
Insoneataminto, ad. Madly.
Insensate ^f. Insensateneas, stupidity.
Insens&to, ta, a. Insensate, stupid, mad.
Insensibllldiul, 4/! Insensibility, dulncas of
mind. [unfeelins.
Insensible, a. Insensible; callous, stupid;
In8en9iblem6nte, ad. Insensibly.
Inseparabiliddd, ^ Inseparablonesa, inaep*r
rability.
Inseparable, a. Inseparable.
Inseparablem^nte, ad. Inseparably.
Insep6lto, ta, a, Unburiod, gravelees.
Inserci6n, ^f. Insertion.
Inserir, va. To insen, plant
Insertar, va. To insert. Introduce.
Ins^to. ta, a. Invried. Y. Jngerio.
Inservible, a. Unserviceable, tiseleas.
InMdia, •/ Ambush, snare. [at<«.
Insidiador, ra, & Plotter, wsylayer, insidl'
Insididr, va. To plot, waylay*
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l^soidioeamtete, ad, Insidfoosly, gaf^eAilly.
Iii6ldi6so, 8A, a. Insldloas, sly, gnTlefbl.
InsSgne, a. Notable, remarktble, noted
iDsIgnem^nte, ad. Notably, consplcnoasly.
Insignia, tf. Mark of honor, a bodge.
InsimiUlcancia, ^ (Little as.) bisisniflcance.
Insignilicante, a. Insignificant, unfinportant.
Inslgniflcativo, ra, a. Insignificant; Insig-
niflcatiro.
lD8inaaci6n, 9/. Insinnation, innnenda
Inslnntote, a, Inslnuant, insinuating.
iBSIna^, CO. To insinuate, hint.— tr. To
ingratiate, wheedle.
Insipldam^nte, ad, Insipldlr, -without taste.
iiisiplddz, ^ Insipidity, insipidness.
loBipldo, da, a. Insipid, tasteless, nnpleaMnt
Inslpldncfa, «/ Insipience, ignorance.
fnsipl^nte, a. Insipient, ignorant, tasteless.
Inslst^da, «/ Persistence, steadiness, con-
stancy.
Inslstir, vn. To Insist, persist ; dwell upon.
I'nslto, ta, a. Ingrafted, natnraL mesa.
InsociabilidiUl, «)C Unsociability, unsociable-
Insod&ble, a. tJnsociable. [stroke.
Insoladdn, «C Exposure to the sun ; snn-
Insol&r, vo. To insolate, dry in the sun.
Insold&ble, a. Irreparable, irretrierahje.
Insol6ncta, ff. Insolence, Impndence, cf-
firontery. [come Insolent
Insolenttf, ««. To make bold. — vr. To be-
Insoldnte, a. Insolent, impudent, haughty.
Insolentemtote, ad. Insolently, haughtily,
insnltlngiy.
Iiw61idam, cuf. (Law) Jointly.
losdllto, ta, a. unusual, Insolite.
Insolnbilidid, {< Indissolubility.
Insol6ble, a. Indissoluble; insolvable.
Insolutondacion, ^. (Law) Assignment of
goods In payment of a debt
Insolv6ncia, >f. Insolvency.
Insolv6nte, a. Insolvent
Insdmnc, a. Insomnions, sleepless.
Insdmnio, «m. Insomnolency, watehfhhiosa.
Insondttble, a. Fathomlesa; inscrutable;
abysmal
Insoportible, a. Insupportable, intolerable.
Insoportablemdnte, aa. (Little us.) Insnp-
portablv.
Insostenible, a. ((Toll.) Indefensible.
lnspecci6n,{<IniBpection, survey; snperin-
tendenca; control.
InspecdonAr, «a. To inspect, examine.
Inspect6r, ra, a. Inspector, a carefhl exam-
iner.
Insplr&ble, a. Inspirable.
Insp{raci6n, ff. Inspiration; also infhston
of Ideas into the mind by a supernatural
powcK
Ins( Iraddr, ra, a. Inspirer. *
Inspirinte, j>a. Inspiring.
Inspirdr, 1MI. To inspire; inspire with forti-
tude, courage; infhse into the mind.
Inqtirativo, va, a. Inspiratory, producing
inspiration.
iBBtahllidid, a/ Instability, inconstancy,
mntabUity.
lDst4blfl, a. Instable, Inoonstant, changing:
Inataladdn, ^f, InstalUtion, ioatalment
tetalir, «& (Law) To giva poaaevlon; in*
doot, put into actual poMMon.
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Instuncia, ^ Instance, importunity, per
sistency, ureency; prosecution.
Instantaneamonte, aa. Instantly, Instantap
neously. [ly, instantaneouanesa
Instantaneid&d, tf. (Little u&) Insiantanei-
Insiantaneo, nea, u. Instantaneous.
Institute, «m. Instant, a point in duration, a
moment [gent
Institute, pa. and a. Instant, pressing, ui^
Insuntem^nte, ad. Instantly, with urgent
Importunltv. [execution.
Instar, TO, To press or urge a request or
Instauracidn, ^f. Instaaration, restoration.
Instanrdr, xa. To renew, re-establish, re-
build.
InsUarativo, va. a, Beotorative. [pnlaa.
Instlgacidn, *f. Instigation, incitement, Im-
Instigad^r, ra, a. Instigator, abetter.
Instigir, xa. To instigate, incite, urge to iU.
Instllacidn, qf. Instillation, pouring in by
drops. [sinuate imperceptibly.
Instilar, va. To insuL, iniuse by drops; in*
Instinto, am. Instinct; natunu tendency;
divine inspiration; encom«gement, in*
eitement, Inipnlse.
Institdr, tm. (Law) Factor, agent
Instituoidn, a/ Institution; education, in*
struction.
Institudnte, j9a^ Institnting: fbunder.
Institulddr, ra, a. Institutor. founder.
Insiituir, xa. To institute, found; instruct;
appoint [man law.
InsUtAta, gf. Institute, a section of the Bo-
Instittito, 9m. Institute, esublisbed law^
settled order.
Institat<Sr, ra, sl Y. InsUtuidor.
Instituy^nte, pow Institntor; founding.
Instruccidn, ^f. Instruction; precepts con
veying knowledge; directions, orders.
Instmedvam^nta, aa. Instructively.
InstrucUvo, va, a. Instructive.
Instruct6r, am. Instructor, teacher, lectorar,
Instruet^ra, at. Instructress.
Instmir, xa. To instruct teach ; infbrm.
Instmmentil, a. Instrumeni&l ; belonginf
to legal instruments.
Instmmentalm6nte, ad, Instmmen tally.
Instmmentista, mn. Player on an instm-
ment of music. [engine or machineii
Instrumtoto, am. Instrument a to«il; an
Insu&ve, a, unpleasant dissgreeabl&
Insubordinaci6n, ^ Insubordination, dis-
order. [Ilous.
Insubordlnido, da, a. Insubordinate, reb<^
Insnbordinirse, xr. To rebel against author-
ity.
laaabaist^cla, qf. Instability, inconstancy.
Insubslst^nte, a. Unable to subsist ; Insti^-
ble, inconstant
Insubetanti&l, a. Y. Imtuiancial.
InsudAr. xn. To toil, work hard. [neasi
Insuflcienoia, «/ Insufficiency, inadequata*
Insafldtote, a. Insufficient inadequate.
Insuflclenteminte, ad. (Littlo us.) Inaufll •
eientljr.
InaaMbla, a. Intolorable, insuflferable.
Inanflriblem^nte, ad, InsuflTerably. [n>cnt
I'nsala, af, (Joe.) A patu* state or govern*
Inaolir, UMoUmo, na, <K Insalar. Y./rMlA
" • • tlnaipldly.
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iBMiIfl^ ^ Insipidity, flAtnes&
Insftlao, BIS 6k Insipid, tssteless ; dull, beftvj.
Insnlud^r, n, & Insulter.
Insulciinte. pa. Insaltlng. insaltor.
Insaltir, do. To insult, treat with insolence
or GODtemnt.
InsiUto, tm. Insult; abosivenMS, eonturnely.
Inmnperdblo, a. Insuperable, insurmountH-
bleu [rate.
Insupnrible, a That which cannot suppa-
Insnrgonte, am. Insurgent, rebel
lnsurrecci6n, #/ Insurrection. [ary.
Insurreccionill, a. (Little na.) InsarrecUon-
Insostanciil, a. Unsubstantial, Insabstantial.
Inti^cto, ta, a. Untouched; pore, unmin-
gled: intact
Intanfnble, a. Intangible, not to be toacbed.
Integ^rrlmo, ma. a, tuptr. Very sincere.
Integraoldn, ^ Integration.
Int^ril« a. Integral whole.
IntegralmSnte, ad, Intesrrally.
J'ntegram^nte, ad^ Y. snternmenU.
Integrinto, a. Integral integrant
Integritr, «a. Y. BHntegrar,
Int^ridid, «/! Integralitj; honesty, np-
rightness; honor. U*^
rntogro, gra. a. Integral entire; candid,
Inteleecidn, ^. Intellection.
Inteleeiiva, ft- Intellect
Intelectivo, va, a. IntellectlTe.
Intelteto, am. Intellect understanding.
Inteloctu, 9m. Y. ItiUligenoia.
Intelecta4l a Intellectoal ; mental, ideal
Inteleetoalm^nte. ad. Intellectually, mec-
tally. t»klll, abUity; sense; spirit
Inteligunoia, |^ Intelligenee ; knowledse;
InteligenolMO, da, a. (Coll) Instmoted, in-
ibrmed. [knowing.
Inteligdnte, <t Intelligent, skUftii; learned,
Intoligible, a. Intelligible, oonoeivab^ per«
spicuons.
Inteligibiein6nte, ad. Intelligibly.
Intemperdncia, 4/! Intemperance ; excess.
Intemper&nte, a. Intemperate. Y. />«•-
iemplado. [ature.
Intempdrie,^ Intemperateness; intemper-
Intemp^ata, a, (Poet) Exoeaaively dark,
dreary. [aborUvelr, intempeetively.
Intempestivameute, aa. Unseasonably,
Intempestivo, va, a. Unseasonable; abortive.
Intencidn, ^. Intention, design, meaning
mind, view.
Intendonadam^nte, ad. Designedly.
Intendonado, da, a. Inclined, disposed.
IntencionAl, a. Intentional, designed.
Intendonalmdnte, ad. Intentionally.
Intend^nda, f^ Administration, manage*
ment; intendancy.
Intenddnta, ^f. Lady of an iatendant
Intendintcv 9m, Intendant, also governor
or eh let
Intensamtote, ad. Intensely.
Intensidftd, sfi (Med.) Intensity, [mence.
Intension, 4/f Intension ; intensen^s, vehe-
Intensivo, va, Intense, sa, a. Intense, vehe-
ment ardent [sign ; enter an action.
Intent4r, vo. To try, attempt; intend, de-
latdnto, am. Intent pupose, design.
Sntont^na, ^ (Coll) A ehimerioal attomr^
f 'nter, ad. V. Tnierin,
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Intercadtoda, ^^. Inienaption, interpeal
tion.
Intereadtote, a. Changeable, variable.
Intercadentemdnte, aa. Ghangeably.
Intercalad6n, «/! Intercalation.
Interoalar ea.To intercaUte, inaert
IntereaI4r, o. Intercalary.
Intercede, tm. To intercede, mediate, en-
treat fbr another.
Intercepcidn, ^. (Little na.) Interoeptlon.
Interceptor, va. To intercept, cut ofli; oh*
struct
Interoe6i6n, tf. Intercession, mediaticm.
Interoes6r, ra, a. Interoossor, mediator, so*
lidtor. [intervening,
IntercM6rio, ria, a. (Prov.) Interoeesory,
Interciso, sa, Ow A day the mominc of whidt
is a festival and the afternoon for labor.
Interdnsidn, «f. Interdnsion.
Interoolunio, am. Interoolumntation.
InterooetiU, a. Intercostal between the ribsL
Intercnrr6nte^ a. (Prov.) Intercurrent, in*
tervening:
IntercnUbeo, nea, a. Intercutaneona.
loterdedr. INS. To interdict prohibit
InterdicdOn, tf. Interdiction, prohibition.
Interte, im. Interotft, concern, advantage
concernment
Interesadam^te, a<L (Little us.) Selfishly.
Intereaido, da, a. Intereated, oonoerned;
selfish, sordid.
Interea4do, da, «; A person concerned in
any undertaking or business, a partner.
Interesdnte, a. Interesting, useAil conve-
nient [share In.
Interea4r, 9a. To interest concern, give a
Interes^da, ^ Personal aasistaace at any
Interesente, a. Present, cononrring.
Interesillo, am^ A slight interest
I'nterin, mn. Y. Inisrinidad.
I'nterin or £n el interiiL od. In the interim.
in the mean time. [tim«L proviaionally.
Interinam6nt& <k2. In the interim, mean-
Interinid^ jj^^ A temporary eharge or ofllcec
Interino, na, a. Provisional; appointed pro-
visionally.
Interi6r, a. Interior, internal, inward. Inner
Interi6r, mn. The interior, inside; mind.
Interioridid, 4^ Inaide; act of concealing
and the thing hidden.
Interiorm^nte, ad. Internally, inwardly.
Interieoddn, 4^. (Gram.) Intcijection.
Interiineaddn, y. Interlineatioa.
Interiine&I, a. Interlineal
Interlined, va. BiUrermglonar.
Interlocuddn, 4^ Interlocution, dialogneb
Interlocutor, ra, a. Interlocutor.
Interlocutoriam^nte, (ul. In an interlocutory
manner.
Interloout6rio, rIa, a. Interlocutory.
Interliinio, mx Time when the moon, being
about to change, is invisible. [middle
Intermediir, do. To interpose, be in the
latermMio, dia, a. Intermediate, interve-
ning; interposed.
Interm6dio, tm. Interval, Intermediam ; is*
terim; interlude; middle.
Interminable, a. Interminable, endleas.
; IntenDlstOn, ^. IntemiiiioD. intermiHion
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Iiiteniilt^Dda»4/:Tbe Interral between the
ilts offerer. x [fits.
Intermit^nte, a. Intermittent, coming bj
Inlermitir, «a. To intermit, diaconUnae.
Internaci6nf ^ ImporuUon. [mente,
Intenuuneat^adL Internally. Y. Interior'
IntemAr, va. To pierce, penetrate. — vr. To
inelnoale. [ter.
Intemttd6n, tf. (Little n&) Massacre, elaugh-
Intcrno, na, a. Interior, internal, inwtfd.
Intern. [diara.
Intern6dio, tnu (Bot) Intemode or intemo-
Intern^ncio, sm, Intemuncia
Jntorpeladdn, ^ Interpellation, rammons.
Interpelir, to. To appeal to, implore the
aid of; anmmon.
Interpolacidn, «/ Interpolation, [manner.
Interpoladen^te, ad. In an interpolating
Interpolar, wk To interpolate; interpose;
interpel, interrupt [interruption.
Interpon^, eo. To interpose; thrust in an
Interposicidn, «/ Interposition; interference,
mediation, meddling.
Interp^sita pen6na, enu (Lai Law) Person
wlu> acta for another in law proceedings.
Interprou, ^ Enterprise; an arduous at-
tempt
Interpretible, a. (Coll) Interpretable.
Interpretacion, »f. Interpretation; elucida-
tion, explanation, commentary.
Interpretaid6r, ra, «. Interpreter; translator.
Interprettote, pa, aad a. Interpreting;
translator.
laterpretir, aa. To interpret, explain, ex-
pound; translate.
InterpTLtatlvam^nte, ad. Interpretattvely.
Interpretativo, va, a. Interpretative.
Intorprete, s. com. Interpreter, translator;
indication, sign.
Interpu^sto, ta, a. Interposed, interrenient
Intenvgno, sm. Interreign, interregnum.
Interrofnici6n, ^. Interro^tion ; an inqui-
ry; the marlc(f).
Interrogdnte, a. InterrogatiTe.— ^^^ Inter-
rogating.-^ Interrogator.
Interrog4r, Y. Pregmuar.
Interrogativamdnte, ad. Interrogatively.
Interrogativo, va, a. Interrogative.
Interrogat^rio, an. Interrogatory.
Interramptdam^te, ad, Intermptedlv.
Interrumpido, da, a. Interrupted, brok«L
Interramplr, vo. To interrupt, obstruct;
cut oti; cut short [tion, discontinuance.
Intcrrupci6n, qf. Interruption, interpella-
Intersec4r, «r. (Qeom.) To intersect each
other.
toterseecldo, f^ Inteneetion.
Intersticio, «ffk Interstice : intenraL
lBteras6rio, sm. Interest for a certain time.
Interv^lo. mn. Interval, space; interkpae.
Interrenoidn, ^ Intervention, assiatanco,
mediation, consent
Interveoir, tm. To intervene; mediate; as-
sist attend, supervise, [superintendent
I!&tervent4&r, ra, $. Comptroller, supervisor,
Int^'yactote, a. Inteijaoent, intervening.
late^Ado, da, a. Intestate, dying without a
bitMUl^a.Iiit«BtinaL
tiitestfii«k na, a Intestina, internal; driL
INU
Intestino, wn. Intestine, the bowels.
I'ntima, kf. V. Intimacior^
Intimacion, qf. Intimation, liint
I'ntimamdnte, a<t Intimately.
Intimir, va. To intimate, hint— «r. Te
pierce, penetrate.
Intimat6rio. ria, a, (fMw) Writ or dispatobM
of a decree.
Intloiidaci6n. «/: (Little us.) Intimidation.
Intimidaid, ^ Intimaoy, friendship.
Intimidiir, va. To intimidate, daunt, fright
I'ntimo, ma, a. Internal, innermost; inti*
mate, fiunillar.
Intitular, va. To entitle, name; digniiy.
latolerabilidild, ^. IntolerablenessT^
Intolerable, a. Intolerable, insnlTerable.
Intoler4ncia, f^ Intolerance.
IntolerAnte, a. Intolerant
Intolerantismo, sm. Intoleration.
Intense, sa, a. (Poet) Unshorn ; ignorant,
unpolished.
Intram6roflL ad. Within tho walK
Intransitible, a. Impassable, impenetrable
Intransitivo, a. (Oram.) Intransitive.
Intrasmutible, a. Intransmutable.
Intrasmuubilidild, 4^ Immutability.
IntratAblo, a. Intractable, stubborn, obsti*
nate; unsociable.
Intr^pidam^nte. ad. Intrepidly. [ity.
Intrepid^ ^Intrepidity, boldness: temer*
Intr^pido, da, a. Intrepid, daring, fiMiriess.
Intriga, ^ Intrigue, plot, scheme.
Intrigtote, sm. Intriguer, meddler.
IntrJgAr, «?»i. To intrigue, form plots.
Intrinc4ble, a. Intricate, perplexed.
Intrincaddn, m/. Intricacy.
Intrincadam^nte, ad. Intricately, [scnro.
Intrlnc^o, da, a. Intricate, perplexed, ob-
Intrincamiento, am, Intrlcatoness, intrica-
tion. [found.
Intrinc^, va. To perplex, involve; con*
Intrinsecam^te, aa. Intrinsically, essen*
tially.
Intrinseco, ca, a. Intrinsic, internal, hidden.
Introduccldn, f^ Introduction; access, in-
tercourse.
Introdudr, va. To Introduce; bring into
notice ; induce. — vr. To insinuate.
Introduct6r, ra, a Introducer; introdnctor.
Introduct^rio, ria, a. Introductory.
Intr6ito, •m. Kntrance, entry ; Introlt
Intrusamcnte, <u2. Intrusively.
Intruei6n, 4^ Intrusion, obtrusion.
Intrdao, sm. Intruder, obtmder. [jdv.
Intr^soi sa, a. Intruded, intrvive, obtm
Intuicion, ^, Intuition.
Intuitivamdnte, ad. Intuitively.
Intuitivava, a. Intuitive, evident [atioQ.
Intnito (PorXad, On account oi; in consider*
Intuitu, em. View. V. Vista and Qjwda,
Intumescinda, s/ Y. Jlindiaaon.
Intususcepcidn. «/ (Med.) lutrosnsoeptloii.
In<o, ta, a, (Poet) Unrevenged, unpun
ished.
Inumerid&d, ^. V. InumsrahUidad,
Inundaddn, ^. Inundation, flood.
Inundinte, jTO. Inundating; inundant
Inund4r, va. To inundate, overflow, flood
Inurbsnamdnte, ad. Indvilly, uncivilly.
InurbanldM, t^. IndvtHty, Inurbanlty.
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Innrbtoo, na, a. IndTil, rude, nnpollshed.
IniuItadam^Dte, ad. Unnsually.
InuslUdo, da, a. Undsaal, not accustomed.
Instil, a. Useleea, unprofitable. Inutile.
InutHldid, i^. Inutllitj, useleoneaa, unprof-
itableneaa.
Inutlllzar, va. To render useloee.
InAtilmente, ad. Uselessly, idly.
Invadeable, a. Not fordablo.
Invadir, va. To invade, attack a country.
Invalldacl6n, ^ Invalidation, Invalidity.
Invulidam6nt<C(nd. Invalidly.
Invalldiir, va. To Invalidate; nullify.
Iovuli<to, da, a. Invalid; feeble, weak.
Inv41it'o. «m. (MIL) An invalide ; a conva-
lesoent
lavariablUdAd, ^ Invariability.
Invaridblo, a. Invariable, constant
Invariablem^nte, ad. Invariably. fnees.
Invariacidn, ^ Immutability, invariable-
Invariadamdnte, ad. Unvariedly.
InvariMo, da, a. Unvaried, constant
Intafii6n. ^ Invasion, attack.
Invas^r, ra, 9. Invader.
Invcctiva, ^ Invective.
Invencible, a. Invincible, Insuperable.
luTenciblemdnte, ad. Invincibly.
Invenci6ii, «/ Invention; disoovoiy; oon-
Uivance. artifice. pK>astcr.
Inv-encionoro, ra, t. Inventor; plotter;
Invendible, a. Unmerchantable ; unsalable.
In»«ntur, va. To invent, discover; forro.
Inrentari&r. va. To inventory, regutcr;
unmroemorate.
Inv entirio, «m. Inventory, catalogue.
In»mtiva, ^ The feculty of invention.
Invent vo, va. a. Inventive, tnventAiL
Invito, tm. Invention, discovery.
Inventor, «m. Inventor, contriver, Aramer.
Iiivent6ra, i\f. Inventresa.
Inverec^do, da, a. Shamelem, impudent
InvertsimiL a. Unlike, improbable, [hood.
lav^erisimilit&d, «/ Improbability, unllkeli-
iBvemAculo, «». Hot-house, conservatory.
iBvemAda, tt/. Winter-season.
Invemadcro, 9m. Winter-quarters for sheep.
Invemiir, vn. To winter; to be in winter.
Invemizo, za, a. Winterly; hyemal; win-
ter-beaten.
Inverosimil, a. V. TnvtiHaimU.
Inversam^nte, ad. (Little ua.) Inversely.
Inveral6n. *f. Inversion ; investment
Inv6rso, sa, a. Inverse, inverted, reciprocal.
Invertir, va. To invert change ; invest
Investidftra, fff. Investiture. [igable.
Investigable, a. Investigable, also uninvost-
Investlgacidn, »/. Kosearch; inquest
Investlgaddr, ra, «. Investigator.
Investig^, va. To investigate, search out
Investh*. va. To invest gird.
Inveterddo, da, a. Inveterate, old, obstinate.
Inveteradamdnte, ad. Inveteratoly.
Inveterdrse, vr. To become antiquated.
Invictam6nte, orf.Unconquerably, valiantly.
Ijivicto, ta. a. Unoonqucrable.
Invidia, 4/; Envy.
Invidl&r, to. V. BvividUtr.
Invidideo, bs, a Y. Bn/Udioto.
Invl^mo, cm. Winter.
Invlgiliff, «n. To wstoh, be obsenruit
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InvloIabiUd&d, tif. Inviolability.
Inviolable, a. Inviolable.
Inviolablem^nte, <m2. Inviolably; inftHlMy
Invioludo, da, a. Inviolate, nnhurt
Invisibilidid, */ Invisibility.
Invisible, a. Invisible, not perceptible.
Invisiblcmcnte, ud. Invisibly.
Invitur. vu. To invite. [Ing worships
Invitatorio, am. Invitatory, psalm at mom*
Invocacidn, 9/. Invocation.
Invocad6r, ra, a. One who invokes.
Invoc^r, va. To invoke, implore.
Invocat6rio, ria, a. That which invocatee.
Involncrillo, am, (Hot) Involucre.
InvoI6cro, 9m. (Bot) InvoluceL
Involuntariam6nte, ad. Involuntarily.
Involuntarieddd, f< Involuntarineas.
Involnnt^o, ria, a. Involuntary.
Invnlnerabilidi^d, tf. Invulnerability.
Invnlner&ble. a. Invulnerableb
Inyccci6n, ^ Injection.
Inyectir, va. To inject
"a. Lnoploi.
ttmn Constant!-
, ...^ .„ 0,,. »....«, „».«:; bo, exist Ir
Joined to present participles implies the
existence or actual execuaon of the action
designated: Joined with past participlea
it signifies to suffer their action ; with the
preposition d and infinitive mood, it im>
plies disposition towards; followed by
con^ it gives the noun an adverbial im«
Sort; and accompanied by the proposi*
on contra or /vera <f«, it eignlfics to
persevere, or act contrary to. — vr. To do
part
I'ra, 9/ Ire, passion, indignation, rage.
Iraofindia, «/. Irascibility, anger. [oua
Irac^ndo, da, a. Passionate; enraged, rori-
Irascible, a. Irascible, impetuous.
IreniHrca, 9m. Ircnarcli, an officer of the
Greek empira
I'ride salviye, »/. (Bot) V. ^l/imero.
Iridio, 9m. (Min.) Iridinnu
I'ris, »f. Iris, the rainbow ; prism.
Irlanoa, /t/C Cotton and woollen yarn ; fine
Irish linen.
Irland«^ 9m. Irish, the Irish language.
Ironia, m/. Irony, a mode of speech.
Ir6nicam6nte, ad. Ironically.
Ir^nico, ca, a. Ironical. [surd.
Irraclon^l, a. Irrational, void of reason, ab-
IrracionaHdAd. ^ Irrationality, absurdneea.
Irracionalmdnte, act. Irrationally, absurdly.
Irradiaci6n, 9f. Irradiation; inteliectnal
light
Irradi&r, va. To Irradiate, emit light
Irrazondble. a. Unreasonable. [able^
IrreoonciliAoIe, a. Irreconcilable, nnappoae*
Irreoondliableminte, ad^ Irreconcilably.
Irrecuperible, a. Irrecoverable, Irretrieyib*
ble.
IrrecusAble,' a Unimpeachable; Inevltablei.
Irredimible, a. Irredeemable. fstlnatck
Irreducible, a. Irreducible: atuhboni, ob*
Irreflexidn, ^ Basfanesa, indlscretloL.
Irreformible, ci. Not to be reformed or r»
ohdmed.
Irrefhig&ble, a. Irrefragable. IrreftitiAile^
Irrefhigablemtote, ad. IrrefragaMy.
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Itreenliir, a. Iiregular, disorderly: imme-
tbodlcal.
Irre^larlddd, f>/. Irregularity, disorder.
Irreg»»Iarin6ntc» ad. Irroffularly, loosely.
Irrefijrfon, */ IrrcHglon, Impiety, mbbcUcf.
Irreliirlrt«irn<.'nte, aa. Irroliglously.
Irreligloiildid. «/ Irrellgioiisneas, impiety.
Irrelliriiwo, sa, a. Irrelijdoiis, Impious.
IrromcclluDle, a. Irreniediablo, incurable.
Irremcdlablem^ntc, od. Irremediably.
Irrembible, a. Irremissible, unpardonable.
IrremislblemuDto, arf. Unpardonably, Irrc-
mlMlbly.
frremunor&do, da, <k UnrcxAuneratcd.
frrep«rabl«, a. Irrcpu-ablo, irretrievable.
IneparablemeDte, ad. Irreparably, irre-
tnerablr. [able.
Irroprensible. alrrcprchensible, irreproach-
Irrepreudblem^nte, acf. Irreprehenslhly,
irreproachably. [ble.
Irreproeh4bIe, r*. Irreproachable, Irrcprora-
IrresiadbiUdid, tf. IrreslstlbiUty.
Irresistible, a. Irresistible.
Irreeistlblem^nte, ad. Irrorfstlblv.
Irresol&ble, a. Indeterminable; uresoluble;
trreeolute.
Irresoluddn. ^ Irrceolutlon, liesltation.
Irresolntamente, ad. (LittL us.) Irresolutely.
breeolQto, ta, Irrosuelto, ta, a. Irresolute,
unsteady. [or veneration.
Irrever^da, {/T Irreverence, wantof roex>ect
Irrever6nto, «. Irreverent
Irroverentcm^nto, ad. Irreverently.
IrrevocaWlidid, a/. Irrevocability.
Irrevocable, a. Irrevocable.
IrrevocablemuntOj ad. Irrevocably.
Irrisible, a. Rl5lble, laughable.
Irrisidn, ^ Irrislon, mockery.
Irri8oriam6nte, ad. Laughinrfv, derisively.
Irrtsdrio, ria, a. Derisive, risible.
Irritabllidid, »/. Irritability.
Irritible, a. Irritable, easily provoked, [tion.
Irrltad^n, ^ Irritation, commotion, agita-
Irritaddr, ra, «. Irritator. stimulator.
Trritaroente, ad. Invalldly, vainly.
Irrltamldnto, 9m. Irritation ; abrogation.
Irritante, a. and pa. Annulling; irritant;
stlmnlfitlng.
IrritAnte, »m. (Med.) Stimulant
Irritar, va. To annul; irritate; offend.
I'rrito. ta, <r. Null, void.
Imipd6n, nf. Irruption, inroad.
Isagoge, ttf. Introduction.
laagAgloo, ca, n. Introductlve, introductory.
lateono, «m. (6eom.) Isa^n.
Iicaria, 9/. (Med.) Ischury.
Iserina, 9K (Mln.) Iserinc
I'lla, 9/. Isle, island,
bl&n, 9m. Veil worn by women.
l0ti>fio, fia, 9. I.slander.
IsMo, 9m, Island formed by rocks,
biota, 9f. A small M^ Islet
bltta, nia, Mf. V. I9ietn.
bnihi, nf. Flank, part of the body from the
bip to the armpit
Ijidte, <m. A small barren island.
Ifmaelita, a. Ishmaelite, Mohammedan.
I86crono, a. Isochronal, having equal times.
I06goso, na, a. Having two equal angles.
Iioperim6trioa ca, a. IsoperimetricaL
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Is6soelea, a, (Oeom.) Isosceles, a triangle.
I'splda, ^ (Om.) Kln^flsher.
Ispir, Tfti. (Prov.) To puff up, render spongy
Israolita, wn. Israelite, Jew.
Israelitico, ca, a. Israellti&b, Jewlsk.
' I'stmo, «/n. Lsthmus.
Istriur, ca. To flute. V. ExtHar.
Italianlzdr, va. To Italianize.
Itallano, «tn. The Italian language.
I tem, H. Horn.— ad. Also, moreover.
IterAble, a. Iterahle, repeated.
Iteracl6n, «/! Iteration, repetition.
IterAr. va. To Iterate, repeat V. Rtpetir.
Iterativo, va, a. Repeating, redoubling.
Itlnerdrio, 9m. Itinerary; marcli, route.
Itinerdrio, ria, a. Itloeraiy.
Itria, f^. (Min.) Ittria, Ittrium.
rva, «/ (Bot) Musky buffle.
Tza, ^ rLow) Woman of the town.
Izdga, 9/. Abounding in rushei and reeds.
Izar, va. (Nau.) To hoist
Izquierdar, vn. To degenerate ; grow wild.
Izqulerdo, da, a. Left-handed; left; crooked.
Izquicrdo, da, «. A left-banded person.
J.
J, h/htaK In the Spanish lan^age, is alwayi
a consonant, and Its pronunciation Is gut-
tural, or like the sound of A strongly aspi*
rated, as in ham. her., him. home, who.
J4ba, ^. (Cub.) A basket made of the leavM
of yarey.
Jabalcdn, 9m, Bracket
Jabaloonar, va. To support with brackets.
Jabali, 9m. Wild boar.
Jaballna, ^ Sow ot a wild boar ; Javelin.
Jabaldn, 9m. V. Jabalcotu
Jabalon&r, va. V. Jabalconar.
Jabardedr, va. To swarm, rise in a bodv.
Jabardlllo, 9m. V. Jabardo. [or rabble.
Jabirdo, 9m. A small swarm of bees; mob
JiU>&to, 9m. A young wild hoar.
Jab^ca, 9/. Sweep-net a large net for fishing.
Jab6ga, 9f. A Moorish wind-instrument
JabeguOro, 9m. Fisherman who uses a
Bweei>-net
Jabequero, ra, a. Belonging to a sweep-net
Jab^ue, 9m. (Nau.) Xeoec. (^crapes.
JabI, tf. Wild apple or crab-apple ; Una of
Jabtaio, 9m. (Prov.) V. Chaparro.
Jablc, 9m. Groove of a cask.
Jabdn, 9n\. Soap.
JabonAdo, da, a. Soaped, cleansed with soapw
Jabonddo, 9m. Wash, the act of washing
with soap. [lather.
Jabonadura, 9f. The act of washing; suds;
Jabon&r, va. To soap; reprimand severely.
Jaboncillo, Jabon6te or Jabonete do olor,
rnn. Wash-balL
Jabon6ra, ^. Soapdtsh. (Bot ) Soapwort
Jaboneria, ^f. Soap-mauufkctory, soap-
house.
Jabondro, *wi. Soap-boiler.
Jabotti^, sa, a. (Little us.) Soapy.
Jab6co, 9m. fOub.) A round basket with «
narrow neck.
Jdca, ^f. Nag, pony. V. TTaca.
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JAM
Jaod], tm. (Mex.) An Indian hat, a tirlgwam.
J^cara« tif. A sort of romance or dance
Jacaranmna, Jacarandana, */. Low, fool
language, slang.
Jacarei'ir, en. To BingJAoaras ; boast
Jacar^ro, sm. ]iallad-&ingcr ; wag or boaster.
Jacarilla, «/ of Jdcara.
Jucaro, «m. Boaster, bully. [singers.
Jaearo, ra, a. belonging to boasters or noby
Jaouna, */. Girder, a beam on wliicb Joists
rest [defence.
Jtcerina, ft/. MalL aooat of steel net- work for
Jacerino, na, a. llani, steely.
Jacbali, sm. IBot) Netted costard apple.
Jacinto, tm. (Bot) Hyacinth ; harebell.
J4co, «n. Nag, pony. V. Jaqu^
Jacobinico, ca, a. JaoobinicaC
Jacoblnlsmo, 9m, Jacobinism. [crat
Jacobino, ain. Jacobin ; a downright demo-
Jaoobita, fif. Jacobite. [tion.
Jaotdncia, sf. Jactancy, arrogance, ostenta-
Jactandosam^nt^, ad, Boaatingly. [ous.
Jactanddao, sa, a. Boastftil, arrogant; giori-
Jaotarse, vr. To vaunt boast, riory, brag.
Jaculatoria, */. Ejaculation, a short prayer.
Jacolat^rio, ria, a. Jacolatory.
Jada, 9/. (Prov.) V. Amidct.
J&de, tin. Jade, a mineral
Jadefir, vn. To pant palpitate.
Jaduo, 9m. Pant, punltatlon.
Jadi^. r>a. (Prov.) To dig up with a spade.
Jaec6ro, ra, «. Harness-maker.
Ja6n, 9m. A largo grape, with thick rtnd.
Ja6z, 9m, Harness.
Jiiga, ^. Wound. V. Uaga.
J^a, itf. Fruit of a tree in Cuba.
Jogiiey, 9m. A large pool or lake ; a reser-
voir for rtin-water. V. Maguey.
TaharHkr, va. To plaster.
Jahirro, 9m. Plaster, the act of plastering.
Jalilpa, ff, (Bot ) Jalap, the root of the Jalap.
Jalbcg&do, da, a. and pp. of Jalbegaf,
Whito washed. [exceeslvoly.
JalbcgAr, va. To whiten, whitewash ; paint
Jalbdgue, 9m. Whitewash; wliitewasbing;
a paint for the skin. How color.
JaldAdo, da: Jildo, da, & Of a bright yel-
Jilde, a. Bright vellow.
JAldre, «m. A bright yellow color in birds.
Jalda, nf. Jelly.
Jale4r, va To eneoun^e hounds to follow
the chase * cidole, applaud.
Jaleo, 9m. (ColL) Genteelness ; also a carous-
al or revelry.
Jaletina, «/ Calfs-foot jelly.
Ja]jac6te, am. (Bot) Guava, a South Amer-
ican pcAT-tree. [ashea.
Jalliilo, 9m. (Prov.) Bread toasted In the
J&lma, 9f. A kind or pack-saddle.
Xalm^ro, «m. A pack-saddle and harness
maker.
TaliSque, 9m. Southeast wind. V. Slrooo.
Jamac&oo. 9m. Y. Zamacuc4>.
Jam&a, aa. Never, at no time.
Jainavda, V^ A kind of flowered silk.
J&mba. ^ (Arch.) Door-iamb, windownpost
7amb4)e, «m. (Anh.) Ckmeetion of Jamba*
Tamblor, wk v. Snjambrar.
limbo, 9m. V. Yambo.
Tianborili6r, 9m. 'Pror.) V. Camartro.
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Jamerdina, 9/. Sower of a slaaghter-hoosa
Jamerdur, va. To wash hastily.
Jam6te, 9tn. A sort of Spanish stuA
Jameteria, 9f. (Prov.) Zaiameria,
Jamila, tif. V. AlpecAin.
Jamis, 9m. Cotton stuff from the Levant
Jamdn, 9m, Ham.
Jam6na. a. DoneeUa jamona^ Old-maid.
Jamoncico, illo, ito, 9m. Little ham.
Jam6ga or Jamugis, ^ A side-saddle fbi
women.
Jamueuilla, ^f. Small side-saddle.
Jindalo, la, a. Having the gait and dialeoi
of an Andalosian.
Jang^da, 9f. Baft
Jangua, iv. A small armed vessel. [vant
Jannequfn, 9m^ A sort of cotton from the Le-
Jansenismo, «m. Jansenism, the doctrine
and opinions of Jansen . (sen.
Jansenlsta, 9m. Jansenist a follower of Jan-
JantioL 9m. Lesser burdock.
Jantolina, t\f. Persian worm-seed; lavender
cotton, female wormwood.
Jique, 9m. Braggart boaster; saddle-bao.
Jaqueir, eo. To give or make check-mMo.
Jaaa6ca, »f. M^rim, a pain affecting one
ude of the head.
Jaqu^l, 9m. Chess-board, [predons stones.
Jaqaelido, da. a. Checkered: applied to
Jaqu^ro, sm. fine-toothed comb.
Jaqu^ sa, a. An ancient Spanish coin.
Jaqu^ If. Jacket a short, loose ooat
Jaqnetilla, «/ A small Jacket [boaster.
Jaqnet6n, 9m, A larse, wide coat; great
Jiqnlma, ^ Headstall of a baiter.
Jaqulmizo, 9m, Displeasure; an unfoir trick.
Jim, ^ (Bot) Cistus or rock rose; dart or
arrow.
Jaribe, ^. Syrupw [take symps frequently.
Jarabeir, wu To prescribe syrapo. — vr. To
Jan^ mn. Pit for pressing zrapes.
Jaril, 9m. Place planted with the cistus; a
very Intricate point
Jaramigo, 9m. (Bot) All the spedos of cru-
dferous plants beuring yellow flowers.
Jaramefio, fta. a. Applied to bulls reared on
the banks of the Jarama^ in Spain.
Jaram6go, 9m. Small fish used as bait
Jarina. ^ Carousal, revelry, romping. (CoIL)
Scnfile, contest
Jarapdte. «n. (Prov.) V. Jarapao.
Jarapoteido, da, a. Staffed with drugs.
Jarapotoor, «a. (Prov.) To stuff with drugf».
Jaraqui, Jariouo. am. (Little us.) Place for »
recreating walk.
Jarizo, «m. Blow or wound with a dart
Jirda, 4/C Parcel of a variety of things \%ii
by for use : tackle, shrouds of a sh^.
Jardln, 9m. A garden. Jarditiu d9 pop >«
Quarter-galleries.
Jardlncito, Hardlnlto, 9m, A small garden.
Jardlneria, 9f. Gardening.
Jardin^ro. ra, 9. Gardener. [harpinga.
Jar^a, ^ Scam in doth. (Nau.) NetUn^^
Jaret^ra, 9f. V. JarrtUra,
Jarite, mtk. V. J4rif9.
Jarifo, Ik, a. Showv, ftiU-dressed.
Jiro, n, a. Besemollng a wild boar.
Jar6oho, tn. (Mex. OolL^ A roogh, »Uat
conntiyman.
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JER
Jtfop&r, Jaropd&r, or Jaropotedr, va. To
stuff or fiU with drags ; medicine.
JanSpe. *m. Medical diaogbt or potion ; any
bitter beverage.
Jirra, ^/. Jug, jar, pitcher. [drink often.
Jarreite, vtu iCoU.) To take out with a Jug:
Jarrero, mt. Vender or maker of Jugs or *
f Jugs or iara.
Jar. (Nau.)
Jarrt'tiL illa^ ita, ^ A small
Gratfnga.
Jarrita, «m. Ham, the npper part cf the log.
Jarretrra, */ Qarter ; also the order of Eng-
lish knighthood.
Jarrito« «m. A small Jng or pot
Jarro, sm. Jug or pot, pitcher ; a chatterer.
Jarr6n, $m. A larse pitcher, an urn.
J^spe, »^ Jtep^ a precions stone, [bled.
Jaspeddo, da, a. Spotted, like Jasper; mar-
Jaspeadora, af. Marbling.
Jaspe&r, tM. To marble, paint, vein.
Jastlil, Ml, Facade of an edifloe.
Jat6o, t^ a. Chasing the fox.
Jtto, ta, «. y. Hscerro.
Ja61a, *f. Cage ; cell for insane persons.
Janfita, ^ A small cage.
Jaal6n, «m. A large cage.
Jaona, «/ Pack of hounds.
Ja6to. ta, a. V. Sow.
Javalina, $f. Y. Jabalina.
Jar^qne, mn V. Jahequ^, [tree.
J&via or Jirio AreniUdro, mn. The sana-box
Tayan. n«w «. A tall, strong, and robust person.
Jajan^so. mn. augm, A huge, big fellow.
Jaxilla. »f. Vestige, mark, trace.
Jtzmin, mn. Jessamine. famine.
Jaxmindrro, «m, (Bot) Common yellow Jes-
J^ f^. Import-duty on goods from the
Moorish dominlona
J^be, «m. (Prov.) Roche-alnnu
Je6nL ^ Piece of drained marshy ground.
Jeflitonk, »f. The dignity of a goyemor of a
province.
Jei^ MK Chief, superior, leader.
J^fe, am. A negro slave.
Jel'a, 9m. V. QHi».
Jelo^ af. y. CeloHa.
jJ6mtL 9j:Y. Gfma.
Jem&l, a, y. G«mdl.
J6ma, am. y. Genu,
Jem6eo, sa, a y. Gemoio.
Jenibe, Jen&ble, sm. Mustard, y. Mo9ta*a.
Jen^bre, tm, Y. Gengibre.
Joniqaon, am. Oeniqnen, heniquen (Socl
Am.); Sisal hemp.
J^pe, rnn, Y. Alumbre.
J6que, tm. An old man ; a governor or chief
amons the Moors; portmanteau.
J4ra, 4^ Extent of ground ploughed in a
day with a pair of oxen; drained marshy
ground.
JerapoUhia, fif. An old ragged snit of clothes.
Jwirca, sm. V. Gerarca.
Jerarquia, ^ y. GerarquAa.
Jerirqulco, ca, a. y. Ger&rquico. [Ish.
J6rga. ^f. Coarse fHeze, coarse cloth ; gibber-
Jerg6n, rnn. Straw mattress or pallet; clothes
in made; paunch.
Jergnilla, ^. Serge made of sUk or worsted.
Jenfe. am. Title of honor amoitg; the Moot?.
Jefrignua, ^ Y. Gsrigonea,
7erigonz&r> fo. Geriffonear.
JOR
Jeringa, ^. Syringe.
Jeringaciun, #/ Syringing.
Jeringdr, va. To syringe.
Jerlng^o, sm. Clyster, injection.
JeringuUla, ^ A little syringe.
Jerogliilco,«m. Illeroglypb. V. Get'ogl'^/tco
Jerogliflco, ca, a. llieroKlyphio.
Jerosolimlt^no, na, a. Native of Jemsaleai
Jerpa, tf. V. Gerpa.
Jerrio6te, am, V. GerricoU.
JervlguUla, %f. V. GeroiguiUa.
Jesucrisio, wu Jesus Christ
Jesuita, am. Jesuit
JosuitiGO, ca, a. Jesuitical.
Jesuiticamdnte, ad. Jesuitically.
Jesnltismo, am, Jesuitism.
Jes&s. am. Jesus. [Jesua
Jesuse^, vn. To repeat often the name oi
J^ta, af. Bristle. V. Seta and Gita.
JetAr, va. rProv.) To dissolve in a liquid.
J6to, am, (Prov.) An empty bee-bive ml
bed with honey to attract the beeSL
Jetudo, da, a. Thick-lipped.
Jibia, ^. (Ichth.) Cuttle-fish.
Jibi6n, am. Cattlc-flsh bone used by gtfld
and silver smiths.
Jlcama, ^. f Amer.) A farinaceous roo*.
Jicara, ^ Cbooolate-cup; gourd-tree.
JlcarAzo, am. augm, A large chooolato-cup
Jioot^^(Amer.) A nmd-turtle.
Ji&, af. Beftise of slaughtered beastai
JIferada, ^. Stroke with a butcher's knife.
Jiferia, af. Slaughtering: [house
Jif^ro, ra, a. Belonging to the slaughter-
Jlfero,«m. Butcher's knlfo: butcher.
Jifia, ^f. (Ichth.) Xiphlas, the sword-fish.
JUall^, am, A plaoe taXl of broom or cytisus.
JOAUo, am. A plaoe fhll of broom or cytisus.
JU4110, am. (Bot) Prickly broom, hairy cy-
tisus.
JQene, anu (S. Amer.) Sand-fly.
JU^na, 4/! A variety of flinty wheat
Jilgudro, am. (Om.) Linnet
JiiobAlsamo, am, (Bot) Tree which yields
thebalmofOIIead.
Jilost^o, am. (Bot) Pyrenees honeysuckle.
Jlmigua, a. (C?ub.) Y. Gemalo.
Jlm^Iga, a/. (Nau.) The fish of a mast
Jlmenz^r, ita. (Prov.) To ripple flax or hemik
Jlqulldte, am. (Bot) Y, AflUera and /n<«.
gdfera,
Jlride, «/: (Bot) y. Lirio Tudiondo.
Jlsca, ^ (Bot) Cylindrical sugar-cane.
Jit&do, da, a, and pp. at JUar^ Ejected^
cast out.
JitAr, 9a. To emit, turn out
Jo, inUri. Used to stop horses.
Jooosamdnte, ad. Jocosely, jocularly.
Jocos^riOL ria, a. Jocoserions.
Jooosld&df af. Jocularity, Jocosity, waggery.
Joc6sn, sa, a. Jocose, facetious, good-bu*
mored.
Jofidna, af. A china Jng. Y. Aljqfitina.
Joliez, ^Jollity. [A foot in poetry.
Jdnloo, ca, J6nio, niiL a. (Arch.)Ionio.--amk
Jorcdr, va. (Prov.) V. Ahachar.
J6roo, am. (Prov.) A feast, and lieentlon^
vulgar dance. [vivas
Jordan, am. (Prov.) Any thing which re
Jorf^ am. A wall made of dry stones only.
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JIJD
forghu, Jorgnino, ^. ^ftcbf sorceress
Jorgnin, •»». (Prov.) Soot
Jorn&dJk «;r Journey, march, or work per-
formed in one day. [wages.
JomiU, «». Day-work, day-labor; day-
Jomaldr, ««. To work by tho day.
Jomalero, «n. Day-laborer, journeyman.
Jordba, if. Hump; importunity; also a
worry, a bore.
Jorobado, da, a. Crooked, hump-backed.
Jorob4r, tKi. (Coll.) To importune, worry,
Jorro ( A'X fid. (Nau.) V. Eemolqus. [tease.
Joselaaar, am, A sort of spun cotton from
Sm vnuL rshaft;, or dart
Jostrado, da, a. Round-headed: as a foil,
J6ta, qf. Name of the letter J; jot, tittle. V.
Qfota. Spanish dance.
J6Ton, a. Toung, yontbfhl, juvenile.
Jovenido, 9m. Place reserved in a convent
for those who have taken the vows.
Jovendllo, ilia, ito, ita, «. Yonngster.
Joven^te, am. Youth, a young man.
JovlAl, a. Jovial, gay, airy, merry, cheerfhl
JoviklidH if, JoviaUty, jollity, mhth,
gayoty.
Jovialm6nte, ad. (Little na.) Mlrthfhlly.
J6ya, ^ Jewel ; present, gift
Joy^te, a. Extremely glossy.
Joyol, m*. Jewel of little value. [shop.
Joyera, i/. Woman who keeps a jewellers
Joyeria, «/. Jeweller's shop.
Joydro, tm. Jeweller.
Joyita, tf. y. JoyuAa. [grass.
J6yo, «m. (Bot) Bearded darnel, UM'nel-
Joyu61a. %f. Jewel of small value.
Juagu&rzo. 9m. (Bot) Montpellier rock-rose.
Junn, ivm. John. Jiuin UtnoA, A simpleton.
JnuiSte, 8m. The knuckle-b<me of the great
toes; a bunion. (Nau.) A gallant-salL
JuanetQdo, da. a^ Applied to persons who
Ju&rda, >/ Stain in cloth. [have bunionsi
Jnard<'>so, sa, a. Stained, spotted. [board.
JnbertAr, x>a. (Nau.) To hoist the boat on
Jubeterta, tif. A slop-shop.
Jubetero, vm. Jacket and doublet maker or
vender. [office.
Jubllacl6n, i^f. Superannuating a person In
Jubil&r, va. To pension off; superannuate;
exempt from toil and labor.
JubIl6o, 9m. Jubilee; a Jewish solemnity.
J6bilo, 9m. Glee, joy, festivity.
Jub6n, ttm. Doublet, jacket; the widst in fe<
male dress. [UUlo value.
Jnbonelto, 9m. A small jacket a doublet of
Jubon^ro, 9m. A jacket doublet, or jnpon
maker. [used by the Arabs.
Ji'icla, Kf. One of the seven vowel-marks
Judaioo, ca, a. Judalcal, Jewish.
Judabmo, 9m. Judaism.
Judaiz&nte, pa. and ». Judaizing, Jndalzer.
Jadaiz&r, vs. To Judaize, observe the rites
of the Jews.
J&das. «m. Judas; an impostor, traitor.
Joderia, 9f. Je-^ry ; tax on Jews.
Judia, 4/: (Bot) Kidney bean; Jewess, a
Hebrew woman.
Jndioaddo, ^ Judgment
Jadldbte, sr/i. (Prov.) Judge appointed to
tnqolre into the conduct and proceedings
Hi officers of jostloe.
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Jodioatiira, {^ Judicature; dignity of t
JudidiU, a. Judicial, juridical.
Judicialm^^iite, ad. Judicially.
Jndldiria, «/. Judieiair astrology.
Judlddrlo, na, a. Judiciary, prufesslrg tb«
art of foretelling future events.
JudicI6so, sa, a. Judidoua. V. JiUcio90.
Judl6ga, A/ Kind of olives.
Judthuolo, 9m. A young Jew: French beaa.
Judio, dia, a. Judaical, Jewi^.
Jfidio, 9m, Jew. [kidney beaoti
Judi6a, 9m^pL A large French bean ; Dutch
Judgo, 9m, Play, amusement, sport; jest,
sneer; game; set or nest [(^ play.
Jueguecico, illo, ito, «m. A little same, a bit
Judra, t(f. Kind of sieve made of bass- weed.
Ju6ves, 9m. Thursday. inrnpire.
Jn6z, 9m. Judge. Jum ArbUro^ Arbitrator,
JugMa, if. Play, the act of playing a throw
or a card. [V. LMiModsra,
Jngad^ ^ Shuttle used to make net-work.
Jugad6r, ra, 9. Pl^^er, gamester, gambler.
Jug&r, 90, and n. To pUy, sport, trifle ; earn-
blei [ing.
JugarrSta, ^. (CoIL) Bad play, nnskllAil play-
Jugl^r, 9m. Buffoon, mimic, juggler.
Jugiaresa, rf. A fbmide buffoon or mimle.
J6go,«m. Sa{^ juice of plants; marrow, pith.
Jngosidid, if, Sappinees, auoculenoe, juid
nees.
Jug6eo, sa, a. Sappy, juicy, suooulent
Jugue.«m. FIlthineasL
Juguete, 9m. Toy, gewgaw ; jest, joke.
Juffuetear, vn. To trifle, fool, sport; wave,
Ju^eton, na, a. Playfhl, wanton, pUysome.
Juicio.«m. Judgment; sense, soundness of
fiwolties; notion, opini<m; prudence, wis-
dom; law. [ately.
Juldosaminte, ad. Judidously, conslder-
Juid6so, sa, <f. Judldous, prudent, mature.
Jult'pe, sm. Julap.
Jiillo, sm. July.
J^o, 9m. The male guiding by its bell tho
flock of any kind of cattle.
Jumcl&r, va. (Nau.) To strengthen masts
with partners.
Jumdlas, ^. pi. (Aeeks.
Jumdlos, 9m. pL (Nau.) Partners.
Jum6nta, ^. Female asa
JumentiL a. Belonging to the ass.
Jumcntillo, ilia, ito, ita, & A little ass or beast
of burden. [pid person.
Jumunto, 9m. Beast of burden; ass; a stu-
Junc4da, if. Kind of fritters; a horse med*
idne against the glanders. [rushes.
Junc41, Jundir, «m. Marshy ground fUll of
JAnda, «/ (Bot) Cyperua. V. 0^^fit9.
Jundima, if. Brag, boast
Jundera, «/. A vessel for keeping aromas.
Juncino, na, a. Bushy, consisting of rushea
J6noo, 9m, (Bot) Bnsli, juncus; junk.
Junc680, sa, a. Full of rushes; junoous.
J6nIo, sm. June.
J6nior, mi. A junior, a minor, a student
Jnnipero, «m. v. Bnebro.
Jonqu^ f< (Bot) Buah.
JunqnerU, 9m, Y. JunoaL [monldii
JonqnUlo, 9m, (Bot) JonquUle; a i
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JtBltM, ^. Junta or lanto; l)oard, meeting,
MsexDDly; union, fratemitf.
Jnntaddr, ra, ». Joiner, one who joinflw
Jnntam^nte. ad. Jointly, oonjonctively.
Jnntir, va. I'o Join, combine, connect, unite ;
oonToke; smasa, gather.
Jnntdra, ttf. Carpenter's plane, jointec
Jonterilla, ^. Btnall plane.
J(iDto, ta, a. United, conjoined.
J6nto, acU Near, cloee to. at band.
Jontorio, wk Kind of tribate.
Jontora, *>/. Juncture, Joining; Joint
J6piter, 9m. Jupiter, a planet
JAra, ^. Oath; oath of allegiance.
JurMo, mTk Jnry; Juror, Juryman ; Jurat
Jnrador, ra, a. Swearer, profone swearer.
Juradoria, «/ Offioe of a Jurat
Joramentar, «a. To swear, swear in. — vr. To
be bound by an oatli.
•Toram^kito, «m. Oath; curse, imprecation.
Jnh^, va. To promise upon oath; swear,
make oath.
Jnratdria, ^ Plate of sUver containing the
holy evangelists, on which magis&ates
lay their huids on taking an oatli.
Jurat6ria, a. Juratory security.
Jnrat6rio^ ant. Instruments setting forth the
oaths taken by Arrsgonese magistrates.
Jurdia, (^. Kind of flatung instrument
Jure], am, A sea-fish.
Jurgina, ff. Witch,
Jnndicam^nte, ad. Lawfully, legally, iurid-
Juridioo, ca, a. Lawful, legu. Juridical.
Jnriscons<o, am. Jurisconsult; Jurist, a
lawrer. flty.
Juri6di«d6n, ^Jurisdiction ; power, author-
Jorisdiodoniu, a. JurlsdictionaL
Turisperida, ^. Jurisprudence^
Furisperito, •m. A profiessor of Jurispru-
dence, v. Juriaoonautto.
lurisprudenda, ^f. Jurisprudence, law.
Jurispmddnte, anu Y. Juriaeonaulto.
Jurlsta, am. Jurist, lawyer; pensioner of
the crown.
Jiiro, am. Bight of perpetual property; an-
nuity on the crown.
JosUffba, ^ (£ot) Field myrtle. [dec.
Tosello, am. Pottage made of broth, parsley,
J6sta, af. Joust tilt, tournament
Jnstaoor, am. Waistcoat, doublet
Jnstad^r, am. Tllter.
JoBtam^nte, <u2. Justly, Just; precisely.
Justir. «n. To Joust, tot
Jnsticu, af. Justice; retribution, punish*
ment; reason, honesty; equity; magis-
trate or tribunal
Jnstlci&r, va. To execute a malefiactor.
Jnstici^zgo, am. The ofQoe of a Justice.
Justid^o^ ra, a. Justioer, a rigorous observer
of justice. [ty: adjustment
jQ0Uaeaei6n,^Ju0tiflcatlon, defence; equl-
Jostificadam^nte, ad. Jastly, correctly.
Justiflc^do,,da, a. Equal Justified.
Jnstiflcaddr, am. Juslifier, Justiilcator. Y.
JSanWieador.
/ostlfieante, pa. Justifying; jastifler.
Justiflcibr, va. To Justify; render Just; ab-
solve; exculpate; establish a claim; Tin-
4ie«te^
instlficatiTO, va. a. Justificative, Justifying.
LAB
JostUlo, am. Jacket without sleeves, waist
of a female dress.
Justipreciiir. t^ To estimate, appxaise^
Jnstipreciaa6r, am. Appraiser.
J68to, to, a. Just, rightful, lawfnl; upright
honest, honorable ; strio^ punctual ; t^ht,
close.
J&sto, am. A Just and pious man.
J6sto, ad. Tightly, straltly.
Juta, aK (Orn!) A kind of American duck.
Jutia, Y. Huda.
Juvenil. a. Juvenile, youthful ; girlish.
Juvcntud, 4/C Youthfulness, youth, JuTt*
nilltr.
Juzgddo. da, pp. of Jueaar. Sentencia
paaaaa en autoridad da coaa inegada^
(Law) A sentence passed, tried. Judged,
and affirmed.
Jnzg&do, am. Tribunal; Judicature.
Jnzgad6r, a. Judge.
Juzgam^ndos, a. com. A censuror, a ohtio.
Juzg&nte, pa. Judging; Judge.
Juzg^, va. and n. To Judge, pasB senfcencei
give judgment; form or give an opinion.
K.
E is not now used in the Spanish langurge ;
In the few words In which It was formerly
used its place has been supplied by c be-
fore a, o, and u, and by qu before a and i.
Its sound is the hard sound of c before a,
o, andu.
L.
L. The I always keeps the same sound u
in English.
La, dif. art /em. ain^. The.
La, pron. para. ace./, aing. Her, It
La, am. (Mas.) La, the ststh sound of the
hexachord. [standard.
L^baro, «m. Labarum, the Boman imperial
Laberinto, «}?». Labyrinth, maze; an intri
cate and obscure matter.
Libia, a/. (0)IL) Sweet winning eloquence.
LabiMo, da, a. (Hot) Labiate.
Labi&l a. labial, applied to letters.
Labi^raago, am. (Bot) V. FUiraa,
Labihenoido, da. a. Hare-lipped.
Lilbio, am. The lip ; the edge of any thing.
Labiodental, a. Labiodental
Lab^r, a/. Labor, task; husbandry; tUlam;
svmmetry; design. [brador.
La6orad6r, am. v. Trdbajador and Lth
Labor&nte, am. Laborer, workman, also ■
chemist [work-rooce.
Laborat6rio, mu Laboratory, a chcmistli
Laborcica, Ula, ita, f/. An iusigniflcact work;
pretty needle-work.
Labored, va. To culture, till the ground.
(Nau.) To work a ship.
Labordo, am. (Pro v.) Culture, labor; tlM
working of mlne&
Labor^ra, ct. Clover, skilfhl woricwoman.
Laborio, am. V. Lahor.
Labor'osara^nte, ad. laborionslr.
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LAD
LaboriosldAd, ^f, Indastry, aasidnity.
L&borl(Sea, sa, a. Laboriona, indastrfons ;
tiresomes nainfbL [the ensuing season.
Labr&da, 4/1 Land ploughed and fallowed for
Labradero, ra, a. Laborable.
Labradio, dia, a, V. jMbrantio.
Labr;\do, da, a. Worked: applied to fig-
ured cloth.
Labr4do, cm. Land cultivated. [peasant
Labrador, ra, & Laborer ; cultivator; farmer.
Labrador, ra, a. Bom or reaidinc in a small
village. \brador and Labradora,
Labradorcico, ica, illo, ilia, ita ita, «. of La-
Labradorusco, ca, a. Kustic, clownish.
Labr4nte, am. Stone-cntter, sculptor.
Labrantin, 9m. A pottf fkrmer. [land.
Labrantio, tia, a. Producing grain ; arable
Labr&nza, »f. Tillage, ploughing, fkrming;
huabandrvj &rm ; Ullod land. [Y. Arar.
LabrAr, v(u To work, labor: till, cultivate.
Labr^ro, ra, a. Applied to a kind of fishing-
net
Labri6^ am. Peasant
Labrusca, »f. A wild vine.
lAb^imo, «m. (Bot) Laburnum.
Lica, i»f. Lac, or gum-lac.
Lacilrgama, n. (lioL) Red-rooted bugloss.
Laciyo, «m. Lackey, footman ; knot of rib-
bonsi
Lacajruilo, tm. Foot-boy. [fbot-boy.
Lacay&no, na, a. Belonging to a lackey or
Lace4r, va. To adorn with ribbons; lace;
pin up the game.
Laoeracl6n. f/. Laceration, tearing, [roua.
Lacerido, da, a. Unfortunate, unhappy; lep-
Lacer&r, i»r. To mangle, lacerate; suffer,
labor under fatigue.
Laoeria, t>f. 'ifiABoy^ poverty; labor, fatigue.
Laoeri^ao, sa, a. Mlsorable.
L&cha, ff. Bhad.
Licio, da, a. Faded, vrithered; languid.
Lacivi6eo, sa, a. V. LatcUoo.
Lac6nicam6nte, ad. Laconically, concisely.
Loc^nioo, ca, a. Laconic, brief; concise.
Laconlsmo, ttn. Laconism.oondaenees.
Licra, ^ A scar ; fault vice.
Laerur, va. To injure or impair the health,
property, or money.
Laere, mn. Sealing-wax. [wax.
Lacre&r, va. (Little us.) To seal with seallng-
Laerimaci6n. ^ Effusion of tears.
Lacrimil, a, lachrymal
Laerinuit6rio, ria, a. and «. Lachrymatoxy.
Lacrim69o, sa, a. Weeping.
LAcria, rnn. Fruit of roeomaiy. [suck.
Lact&ncia, ff. Lactation, the time of giving
Laett^nto, «m, Bncker, who sucks inllk.
LactArio, ria, a. Lactary, lacteoua.
Lactito, %m. (Chem.) Lactate.
LAeteo, tea, <t. Lacteou^ mtlkv, lacteal
Lactldnio. 9m, Milk-pottage, food prepared
with mtlk.
Laotlcin660, sa, a. V. Ldcteo.
Lactifkgos, ttn. jA Galactiphagv.
Laotifero, ra, a. Lactiferous, milky.
Lactumen, am. Scab on the head of children.
Lada. i\f. V. Jara.
L&dano, «m. Lsibdanum, arosbi from shmbai
r.«deddo, da, a. Turned io one slda, lop-
sided.
S«4
LAG
Ladeamiinto, «m. Y. Ladeo.
Ladeiir, vo. To move to one side ; go aids
by side. — er. To indine to an opinion or
party. [ald«^
Laa<io, «m. Inclination or motion to on«
Ladcra, tf. Declivity.— pt Kails of a cart;
cheeks of a gun-carriage. [the ground.
Laderica, ilia, ita, AfT A small deolivlty of
Ladicma, ^ (Hot) Buckthorn.
Ladi^mago, «m. (Bot) V. Filrta,
Ladilla, <*^ Crablouse; hanger on; common
barley. [coaches.
Ladillo, 9m. Shifting panel in the sides of
Ladinamdnte, ad. Sldowise, artAiUy, saga-
ciously, [guages; sagadous, cunning.
Ladino, na, a. Versed in -different Ian-
Lido^ cm. Side; side or half of an animal;
the margin, edge, or verge of any thing.
Lad6n, 9m. V. Jara. [gaxne.
Likdra, "f. Bnrklne; cry of hounds after tha
Ladrador, ra, a. Barker; talkor.
Ladrantc, p<f. Barking; barker. [eratcb
Ladrir, vn. To bark, howl ; clamor, voeif-
Ladrklo, 9m. Barking or howling; vocifbra-
tion. outcry.
Ladrillido, am. A brick floor.
Ladrillad6r, 9m. V. EfdadriUador. [kiln.
Ladrill41, Ladrill6r, am. Brick-fidd, brick
Ladrillizo, 9m. Blow with a brick-bat
Ladrill^o, am. LltUe brick.
Ladrill6ra, »/ Brick-kiln.
Ladrill^ 9m. Brick-maker.
Ladrillo, 9m. A brick.
Ladrill<^ sa, a. Made of brick.
Lodron, na, a. Thieflrobber; sluioe-gBte^
Ladronam^te, ad. Thievishly. [thiet
Ladroncillo, ilia, 9m. Cut-parse, a J^tty
Ladronira, ^f. Neat of roguee, den or rob-
bers, also dnioe-rate.
Ladroneria, ^f. V. LadroniHo.
Ladrondsoo, ca, a. (Coll) Thievish.
La '- -' ■ 1, am. Larceny, theft, robbery.
Li ', A humor ftrom the eyes.
Li sa, o. Bloar-eyed. [wine-presa.
Li Place.wliere grapea are pressed
Li \f.A smdl wine-presa.
Li im.Wine-preeser ; an oHve-presser
Lfl tf. Small wine-press.
Li : Female lizard.
La I da, a. V. AUtgartado.
Lagart^ra, »/. Lizard-hole.
Lagart^ro, ra^ Catching lizards.
LagartHa, «/ Eft, a small lizard.
LagartilJ^ro, ra, a. Catching efts.
Lagartilln, 9m. A small lizard. [the arm.
Lagilrto, 9m. Lizard ; the large mnade of tha
L6go, 9m, A lake.
Lagostin, 9m. Y. Lanao9Un.
Lagoteikr, vn. (Coll) To flatter, cdole.
Lagoteria, nf. (Coll) Flattery, aduJOJoB.
Lagot^ro, ra, a. (Coll) Flatterinc, soothing
L^&grima, ^/. A tear; a drop. (Bot) Gray-
mill, gromwell
Lagrimablo, a. Lachrymable. [noM^
Lagrira&l, am. Comer of the eye near tha
Lagrimdr, Lagrlmedr, vn. To weep, abe<
tears.
Lagrimilla, Ha, «/! A little tear.
Lagrim6n, 9m. A larce tear. [rymarr
LagrimAso, sa, a. Weeping; watery; laea
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LAM
CagAna, tf. Lake; an uneven, marshy coon*
^: blanks.
Lagan«\}o, sm. Small pool of wator after rain.
Lagunjir, im^ Timber-root
Laguncro, ra, 0. Marshy.
Lafcnnoso, sa. a. Marshy, abonndlne In lakes.
L^cttl, a. Laical, belonging to the laity.
Laico, ca, a. V. Jaqo.
Uia, »f, A thin flat stone.
Lalren, a, A kind of grapes, and vine.
Lima, %f. Mud, slime, oozo ; ores In mines.
LAmbroquine^ «m. pi. (Blaz.) Ornaments
which hang from helmets.
Uunbnjs, f/TWorm in tlie hunum body;
meaere, slender person,
t^medal, am. A musty, miry place.
Lamedor, ra, «. Licker. (Pharm.) Loch;
enticement allurement
E^uneddra, ^f. Act of licking.
Lamelar. «a. To roll copper into sheets.
Lamentable, a. Lamentable, deplorable.
L«mentablement& ad. Lamentably.
Laroentacl6n, ttf. Lamentation, groaning.
Lamentadur, ra, 4. Lamenter, mourner.
Lamentdr, xa. To Ument, mourn; grieve,
wall, cry. [ing.
Lam^nto, «m. Lamentation, lament, groan-
Lament^, aa, a. Lamentable, mournful.
f^amepUtoa, tm. Lickplate, nickname given
to servants.
Lam6r, va. To lick; lap. [dainties.
Lamer^n, na, «. (CoIL) A person fond of
Lamemn&zo, za, «. (CoIL) A person ex-
tremely fond of dainties.
Lametida, *f. Thing licked or polished.
LAmla, »/. Lamia, a &bulous monster ; kind
of shark; harlot
Lamidn, da, a. Worn out— ^p. of Lamer.
[Ami^nte, pa. Licking, Ucker.
Lamin, am. V. Golonna,
Limine, 4/C Lamina, or flake; copper-pUte,
the print or Impression on C(f)per.
Laminido, da, a. Covered with plates lam-
inated, [metal into sheets.
Lamin&r, va. To Uck, guzzle dainties; beat
LaminSra, ^f. Bee advanced before Its com-
paniona
Uiminero, ra, 9. Manufacturer of metal platen
Lamtndro, ra, a. Y. O0I090. [nesa.
Lamiseir, «a. To Uck with haste and eager-
Lamlznuro, ra, a. Lickerish, lickerous.
Lamdao, sa, a, (Nau.) Oozy, slimy.
LampaccAr, va. (Nau.) To swab the decks.
Lampadiforo, «m. The victor In ancient
races with torches at religious festivals.
Limpara, 4/C Light, a luminous body; a
lamp; spot or stain.
Lampari«ro, ra, a. Lamp-lighter.
Lam parilla, ^ A small lamp; acoarse camlet
Lamparin, em. Case of a glass Ump.
Lamparista, a 00m. Lamp-lighter, [neck.
LaraparAn, *»*. King's evil, a tumor in the
Lampatin, am. A Chinese plant
LampAxo, am. (Bot> Burdock; swab, or
mop. Lampaao^ Pimplea
Lampiflo, fia, a. Beardless.
I.ampl6n, «m. A Urge lantern.
Limpo, am. Light splendor, blaze.
Lwnpdte. am. Cotton cloth of the Pldllp-
ptnalalM.
LAN
Lampr6a, 9f. (Ichth.) Lamprey.
Lampredr, va. To dress a lamprey.
Lamprehu^la, Lampreiila, i*f. Kind of a smaU
lamprey.
LampsAna, »/. Common nipplewort
Lampuga, ^ (Ichth.) Lampuza, a kind o
crab. [general (Coll.) Monev.
Lina, ^f. Wool; woollen manufacture in
Lanida, iff. Sponge for cleaning cannonsi
Lamido, da. a. V. Lttnuffinoao.
Laniir, a. Woolly, applied to sheep.
Lanarla, ftf. (Uot) Cud-weed.
Lince. «m. Cast, throw; chance, casualty,
accident— pi. Missile weapons; plot of %
play.
Lanceir, va. To wound with a bmce.
Lance61a, ^. (Bot) Bib-grass plantain.
Lanc^ra, ^ Ilooks in an armory, on which
arms are placed. [pikce.
Lancdro, »m. Pikeman, lancer; maker of
Lanc<Sta, ^ Lancet; potter's knife.
Lancetida, Lancetiizo, a. Wounding with a
lancet
Lincha, a/ A thin and flat piece of stone.
(Nau.) Bai^ lighter; long-boat
Lanch^da, tff. A lighter tall of goods; the
load of a lighter.
Lanch&zo, tm. Blow with a flat stone.
Lanchon, am. (Nau.) Lighter.
Lanchondro, «m. Ughte'rman.
Lanclon, am. (Nau.) A guardshlp in India.
Lancita. a/, dim. A small lance.
LancurdSa, ^. Small trout
Ldnda, »/. An extensive tra^ of heath-land.
Lande, y. (Ast) Acorn.
Landgr&ve. am. Landgrave, a German title.
Landfiravlado, am. Landgravlate.
Lando, am. Landau, a kind of carriage.
Lindre, if. A morbid swelllog of the ^ands;
a purse concealed In the clothes.
LandrecUIa, ^f. Bound lump among the
glands. fconeealed in his clothes.
Landroro, ra, a. One who hoards money
Landrilla. ^. Small grain which grows under
the tongues of hogs.
Laneria, ^ Shop where washed wool Is sold.
Lanero, am. D^er in wool ; warehouse for
wool
LangarAto, ta, a. (Coll) Tall, lank, Ill-shaped.
Langdsta, /ff. Locust; lobster; one who ex-
torts money.
Langostin, am. A small locust
Langoetino, am, Qrasshopper.
Langost6n, am. The large green locust
Langrive, am. Y. Landgrave.
Langii^nte, a. Infirm, weak.
Linguldam^te, ad. Languidly.
Langulddz, Languiddza, ff. Heaviness, lan-
guor, fUntneas; melancholy.
Linguldo, da, a. Languid, fklnt, weak ; dull,
heartless.
Langndr, am. Languor. V. Ixinpuidea^
Lanifero. ra, a. Liuiiferous. [tur^
Lanlflcaci6n, I^nificio, a. Woollen manufko>
Lanilla, a/. Nap of cloth, down ; swan-skin;
bunting.
Lanlo, a, a. Woolly. V. Lanar.
J.Anosidid, af. Down of the leases of planta
Lan6so, sa, a. Y. Lanudo.
lAut^ 1^. Lentil Y. LerUe^a.
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LAK
Lttit<^^la, »f. Spanglo; scurf on the akin
after a sore. Uenui.
Lant^DA, 4/r Lantern, lanthom. V. Lin-
Lantia de Bitacora, ^ (Nao.) Blnnacle-
lamn.
Lanudo, da, a. Woollj*, fleecy.
Lanugin690, Ba, a. LanuginouN downj.
Uaoh, fj. lAnce, spear, )aveUn; pole of a
coach : nikeman. Lanzas^ Duty paid by
the nobiiity, in liou of militarv 5er>ice§.
Lanzjida, ^ Blow or stroke vrwx a lance.
Lanzadera, ^f. bbutUe.
Lanzad6r, ra, «. Thrower, ojeeter.
Lanxamlento, am. The act of launching, cast^
ing, or throwing. /^naami«fi/o«, Length
of a ship fh>m stem to stern-post
Lanzir, ra. To lance, throw, laonch, fling;
c^ect, dispofisesa.
Lanz6n, wn, A short and thick lance.
LiiAa, «/ Cramp or cramp-iron; sreen co-
ooa-nut [open and cnt fish.
Lafi&r, va. To cramp wltn a cramp-iron: to
I<&pa, ^f. 8cum of some liquors ; a kind of
sooll-fish ; gooee-grasa, cleavers^
LapachAr, 9m, Hole ftill of mud and mire.
Lapido, ^f. (Ichth.) Acorn shell-fiah.
LapAza, »/. Rough panic-grasa.
Lapic^ro, am. A metal pencil-case.
LApida, nf. A flat stone for inscriptions.
Lapid^ria, »f. The art or profession of a lap-
idary, [and gems.
Lapidjtrio, am. Lapidary, dealer in stones
Lairfdirio, ria, a. Lapidai^. [stone.
Lapidoo, dea, a. Lapideous; of the nature of
Lapidiflcaci6n, «/ Petrification, lapidiflca-
tton.
LapidiflcAr, va. To potrlfy.
Lapidifloo, ca, a. Lapldescent, lapidlflc
Lapiddeo, sa, Ow Lapideous, stony.
Lapilla. */. (Bot) Ilound's tongue.
Laplalazult Kf. Lapis-lazull.
Lapiz, «m. Black-chalk ; black-lead.
Lapizur, «m. Black-lead mine.
I^pizAr, TO. To draw with black -load-
LApo, Htn. (ColL) Blow with the flat of a
aword.
LapsiuM, «/ y. Lampmna.
LApso, imu Lapeo or course of time.
L&psoa lingnee, mn. Slip of the tongue.
LAque, sm. Itunnlng footman.
Lar, «m. Y. Uogar. An ainphibious bird.
Larorio, mn. House-gods or Lares.
Lard&r, Lardeir, va. To baste meat on the
spit; beat with a stick. [Lent
LardtVro, a. Applied to the Thursday before
LArdo, am. Lud, the fot of swine and other
animals.
Lard6n, tm. A marginal note.
Lard6so, sa, a. Oreasy, fatty.
LArea, mn. pL House-gods of the ancient
Bomans; home; pot-hooks.
LArga, 4/! Delay, procrastination. Y. Largo.
titrgam^nte. ad. Largely, copiously.
I Ai^, va. To loose n, slacken ; set at liberty.
— ©r. (CJolL) To go oil; pack away. (Nau.)
To set sail
Urg), ga, a. Long, length; protracted;
generous; copious; expeditious. Largo
tU uila4y Light-flngered.— adL largely,
proAiselj.
LAT
L&rgo, «m. Y. Longitude
Lai^mlra, ^ Telescope.
Larg6n, na, Ow Yery long. [end
Largor, am. Length, the extent fhrai end t#
Largue&do, da, a, Striped. V. IJMacto.
Largu^ro, am. Jamb-post of a door or win
dow. Y. CabezaL
Larjnieza, «/ Length, extent, largeneea
wldUi ; liberality, gcncro&ity.
Largaito, ita, a. Wot very long.
Lareura, ^. Lcneth, lon^tude.
L4rlcc, «m. (Bot) Larch-irce.
Larlclno, na, a. Belonging to the larch-tree^
Larije, a. A kind of very red grapes.
Larinsa, f{f. Turpentine extractea flroni tha
larch-tree; Venice turpentine.
Laringe, am. (Anat ) Larynx.
Laringotomia, 9/. (Surg.) Larlngotoray.
LAro, am. (pm.) Gull, sea-gnU.
L&rva, «f. Mask. Y. Mdtcara and Fan*
tasma, (Ent) Larva, grub-state of an
insect LarnaH^ Hobgoblina.
LarvAl, a. Frightftil, ghasUy; krvated. "
Lasam^nto, 9111. Lassitude, weariness. Y.
Loiitud.
Lasafla, 9f. A sort of paste flried in a pan.
LAscar, am. Lascar, a native seaman in India.
Lascir, va. (Nau.) To ease oft slacken.
Lascivam6nte, acf. Lasciviously, lustfully.
Lascivia, {/T Luxuriance, luxury; laschi-
ouaneas. [uriant
Lasdvo, va, a. Lascivious, libidinous; lux-
Laser, am. (Bot) Benzoin.
Laserpiclo, am. (Bot) Laserwort
Lasitud, ^f. Lassitude, weariness, fkintneaa.
LAso. sa, a. Weary, tired, fiitlgued; lax.
LastAr, va. To pay, answer, or suflbr for
another.
LAatima, ^. Grief, compassion, pity, condo-
lence ; object of compassion or pity.
Lastimir, va. To hurt wound, offend ; ex-
cite pity.— pr. To grieve, be sorry, com-
plain, pity.
LiK»timeram6nte, ad. Sadly, sorrowftillr.
Lastim6ro, ra, a. Sad, dolefhU mournfUL
Lastimosam^nte, ad. Miserably, grievously,
lamentably.
Lastim6so,sa,a.DoIefhl,8ad. Y.Laetlmero.
Lasto, 9m. Rieoelpt ^vea or belonging to
him who has paid for another.
Lfisti^ </: (Nau.) Boat, Itehter. Y.Laficha.
lAstrAr, va. (Nau.) To ballast a ship ; steady
any thing by means of a weight
L&stre, 9m, Ballast, also weight, motive,
Judgment
Lataorm\JadoLAta,/i/:TlnBhectR. Loia^,
Latlu, ledges.
Latam^nte, ad. Largely, amply.
LatAstro, 9tiu Y. PUrUo.
Lateral a. Lateral, belonging to th< aldoi
Lateralmdnte, ad. Laterally.
Latcran^nse, a. Belonging to the diutdi 01
St John ofLateran.
Latido^ 9m. Pant, palpitation; the ay of a
dog after game.
I^tiunte, pa. Palpitating, flnttering.
Latigad6ra, a/ Sliock received in a car)
from its motion. [pected ufl'enett
LaiigAzo, am. Lash, crack of a whip; udo.\
Litlgo, tm. Thong or point of a w&.'^>.
Digitized by VjOOQlC
LAV
liBttgneAr, en. To smaok or orack; lash or
plj- the whip.
LMlga^ra, ^ Cord for fiMteninjsc. [thonn.
Latiga^ro, mu Maker or aeller of Mrhip
Latlguillo, am. A bouUI whip.
Latin, mu Latin, the Latin longua
Latin^jo, sm. Latin Jargon.
Latinamtote. ad. In pnro Latin, latlnlj.
Latinidid, ^Latinity, the Lattn tongue.
Latinismo, am. Latinism, a mode of apeech
peculiar to the Latin idiom.
Latiniz4r, va. To latinize, givo names a
Latin termination. [language
Latino, na, a. Latin ; belonging to theLatiu
Latino, na, «. Latinist; a native of Latium.
Latir, vn. To palpitate; flutter; yelp as a
hound in pursuit of game.
Latit^. WK To Ho concealed, hide one's sell
Latitad. «/ Breadth, width, laUtude, extent
Latltudinil, a. Belating to the latitude.
Lito, ta, a. Large, diffuse, exteneive.
Latdn, «m. Brass, lattcn. LcUon en hqfat
orplanchas^ Latten brass.
Laton^ro, am. Brazier. (Bot) Y. AlmM.
(ProT.) LitUe drain.
Lai6nee, «m. pU (Nau.) Laths or ledges.
Latria, ^. Adoration due to Qod only.
Latrocinto^ am. Y. Ladronicio.
Laud, tf. Lute; merchant vesseL
Laudable, a. Ikndable, pralseworUir.
Laudablem^te. ad. Laudably. (opium.
Laud&no, am. Laudanum, a ttnctnre fh>m
Laadat6rlo, ria, a. Laudatory, acclamatory.
LaAde, aA A tombstone ; prayers read in the
Arabic language. Laudaa, Lauds, part
of the divine service.
Laud^mio, am. (Law) Dues paid on trans-
fers of landed property within the manor.
La^na, f/. Lamina, a thin plate of metal;
sclUstous clay for covering houses.
La^TU, ^ Solitary situation where the
monks had their detached colls.
Latirea, a/. A Uurel leaf or crown.
Lanre4do, da, a. and pp. of Laurear. Lau-
reate.
Laureindo, am. He who is to receive a de-
gree in a university.
Laured^ v<x. To crown with laurel; gradu-
ate, dignify with a degree.
Lanreddl, am. Plantation of laurel-trees.
LAur^l, am, (Botl Laurel; a crown of bays.
•Laur6nte, am. Workman who takes the
mould fh>m the vat-man in paper-mills.
Ijune^Ia, ^. A crown of laoreL Laurecla
ft^mdra, Mezoreon daphne. Laweola
iiMcho^ Sput^ laurel
l4uirino, da, a. jBelonging to laurel
Xjaiixo.am. GloTy, honor, triumph. (Bot)
V. Zauroceraao. [raon laurel
Laii».)oer6so, La6ro ro&l, am. (Bot) Ck>m-
Lauto, ta, a. Bich, wealthy.
L4va, ^ Washing of metals In mines; lava.
Laracaras, am, (Coll) Water which washed
the fHce; flatteries, caresses.
Lav&cias, ^ Foul water.
Lavacion, af, Lotion, wash. [baptistery.
Lav&cro, am. Washing-place, a lavatory;
l<avad^To, am. Washing-place, a laundry; a
taivior's vat
i4ivad6r ra,«. Washer; a burnisher.
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Lavaddra, ^. Wash, washing; oompceitJoi
for preparing glove-leather. V: Lavazaa.
Lav^jo, am. Fool where cattle go to drink;
morass.
Lavam&nos, «m. A wash-stand.
Lav&Qoo, am. A kind of wild duck.
Lavand^ra, ^ Laundress, a washerwoman.
Lavanddro, am. Washer, lannderer.
Lav4ndnU^ «< Lavender. V. Eapliego.
Lav&r, iHZ. To wasli, launder; clear from aa
imputation. [rlnge.
Lavativa, ^f. CHyster; a clyster-pipe; a sy-
Lavatdrio, am. Washing; medicinal lotioa;
ceremony of washing the feet on Hol>
Thursday.
Lav4za^ aj^pL Foul water from a laundry
Live, am. Washing of metals in mines.
Laxaddn, tf. Loosening, laxation.
Laxami^nto, a. Laxation, hudty, loosening.
Laximte, pa. Loosening, softening ; laxative.
Lax&r, va. To loe^en, soften.
Laxative, va. a. Laxative, lenient
Laxidiid, f\f. Y. LaxtUud. [laxnesa.
Laxit6d, ^ Lassitude, weariness; laxity,
lixo, xa, a. Lax, slack; vague.
LAya, ^ Quality, nature; a two-pronged
aratory instrument [Uwa,
Layad6r, am. He who labors the soil with a
Lay&r, va. To turn up the ground with a
wyo, [with a Uuo.
Laz£d^ ^ Knot (Am.) Tho slip made
Lazad6r, am. He who catches with the lasaob
Laz&r, «a. To catch with a lasso.
Lazar^to, am. Ijizaretto, lazaret
Lazarillo, am. A blind man's guide.
Lazarlno, na, a. (Prov.) Leprous.
L6zaro, am. Lazar, a beggar, [bond, laiia
Lizo, am. Bow, a uip-knot ; snare, trick ; tie,
Le, proii. Him or her, to him, to her, dat
and accna. sing, of the personal pronoun
U. he or it
Lo^ a. Loyal ; faithftil ; gentle.
Le^l am. LoyaJist
Lealm6nt<^ arf. Loyally, fWthfhlly.
Lealtid, ^f. Loyalty, fidelity, fealty.
Lebdche, am. Southwest wind.
Lebr&diL af. Fricassee made of hare.
Lebraston, am, (Coll) A cunning, crafty
fellow,
Lebratioo, ilia, Ito, am. A leveret
Lebrdto, am. Young hare.
Lebrdl, am. Greyhound.
Lebr^a, af. Greyhound bitch.
Lebr6ro, ra, a. Dogs used for hunting harea.
Lebrillo, am, A glazed earthen-ware vessel,
a basin. [troon.
Lebr^n, am, A large hare; coward, pel
Lebroncillo, am. Y. Lehrato.
Lebruno, na. a. Leporine. [course.
Leccl6n, ^ Beading ; lesson ; lecture, a dia-
Leodondrlo, am. Lesson-book of the matlna
Leccioncita, ^. A short lecture or lesson.
Lechdda, ^ Lime sUked in water.
Lech&l fl. Sucking; lactiferous, milky.
Lech&r, a. V. Lechal. Applied to a nurse.
L^he, <r. M:ik. Q>chiniUod«lachf,^n€k.'
ingpig. Facd </« 2ecA«, Milk cow. Hat'
mano da lache^ Foster-brother.
Lecheoillas, af pL Sweetbread; livers and
lights
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Loohtot, 4/C Milkiroxnan, mllkmal'l, dairy-
nuUd; milk-pan.
Lcchera, a. Applied to animate, and some"
times to women who are suckling.
Lecheria, nf. Cow-houso, dalrjr.
Lecb6ro, ra, a. (ColL) Milky.
Lechuro, vn. Milkman ; tan-pit
Lecherdn, «nk (Prov.) Milk-pail, milk-ros-
sel; flannel in which new-bom infants
are rolled,
Lochetrezna, »f, (Bot) Spurge.
Lecblgada, «! A litter; also a crowd.
Lecbin, «m. Tent, pledget ; oU vee rich in oil.
Lcchiso, tm. Tent, a roll of lint put into a
tm^\ small tomor in horsesi payer.
L6cho,ti7kBed.oouch; Utter; badofarirer;
Lech^n, »m. A sucking pig; a dirty fellow.
Lecbdna. tf. Backing pig; a dirty woman.
Lecbondco, illo, ito, «m. A very young pig.
Lecb6so, sa, a. Milky. [for a frilL
Lech6ga,«/(Bot.)Lottaee: N.LeehuguiUa
Lecbug&do, da, a. Having leaves like lettace.
Lecbuga6ro, ra, %. Betailer of lettuce.
Lechugnilla. i/ Small leUuoa; fHU for the
neck: a plant with strong fibres like the
manilla sea-grass. [and/ Dandy.
Lechugnino, am, Soiall lettuce bod. — rnn.
Lechtea, «/ (Om.) OwL [debta
Lech&zo,za, a, A colt or filly; a collector of
Lech6zo, 9tn. A collector, a dun; filly one
year old.
Leoito, tm. Ancient vase like a bottle.
Lecticario, tm. With the Bomans, a maker
of sedan'Chalrs. [gods.
Lectist6mio, em. Banquet of the heathen
Lectivo, va, a. The time of lecture in onl-
versitiea. [professor.
Lector, ra, t. Reader; a lecturer, teacher, or
Loctor6do, gm. Institution of lecturer.
Lectordl, ^. A prebendary dignity in church-
es.— »m. Ue who enjoys the prebend.
Lectoril, a. The prebend called Uctoral^
and the prebendary who ei\}oys it
Lectoria, «/. Lectureship in monastic orders.
Lector^ */. Reading, lecture. dlscouTBe;
teaching by lectures ; the subject of a pro-
fossor'a lectures; examinations.
L'^m6nte, ad. Merrily, cheerAUly.
Lodo, da, a. Gay, merry, glad, Joyim.
Leur, <oa. To read; lecture, instruct publicly.
L^a, a/ a lay-sister, [ntatton ; legsteship.
Logacia, Legacion, f^Embany, l(^tlon,dep-
Leg^do, wn. Deputy, aoibassaoor, legate;
legacy, bequest [of sheep.
Legador, 9m Day-laborer, who ties the feet
Li^adura, i\f. Ligature, cord, or strap for
tying or binding. [nera.
Legajico, illo^to, «m, A small bundle of pa-
Leg^o, 9m. Bundle of loose papers; small
packet [fUL
L^S^ a. Legal, constitutional; loyal, fidth-
Legalidid, t^. Legality, fidelity; lawfulness.
Lc^lzacidn, *f. Legalization of an act or
writing; notarial certificate.
Lcgaliz&r, tcu To legalize, authorize.
Legalmente, ad, Legalli^ Uwfhlly.
r^cgam^nte, ad^ In an illiterate manner.
L^mo, 9m. Slime, mud, or clay.
LegamiSso, sa, a. Slimy, f^reasy.
L<NraAa, ^f. Lippitude, blcareoness of oyds.
LEN
Lec&r, va, To depute, send an embassy ; be^
q'neath.
Legatirio, 9m. Le«te«, legatarv.
Legatina, */. A stuff nuide of silk aad wool.
L^end&rio, 9m. Legend, a ckironlcle of t^c
lives of saints: legendary.
Legible, a. Legible.
Legiblem^nte, ad. (Little us.) Legibly.
Legio6n, 9m. (little us.) Dictionary.
L^6n, {/: Legion; an indefinite number.
L^on&rio, ria, a. Legionary.
Legislacl6n, 9/. Legislation, coUuctlon of the
Uws of a country.
Leglslad(^r, 9m. Legislator, lawgiver; oensor.
L^lslad6ra, ^ Legislatross, a fomale law«
giver. [sura.
L^lsliu*. oa. To legislate, enact laws; cen>
L^islativo, Ta.a. LoglslaUve; oonstitutiva
Legislattira, 9/. Legislature, the legisbtlve
body.
Lcglsperito, 9m. V. JurUperito. [dencei
Legista, «m. Legist; a student of jurispru-
Legitima, »/. Portion of the paternal or ma*
temal estate.
Legitlmaci6n, */. Legitimation.
LegitimamcnteiacK. Legitimately, lawfUUy.
L^tlmir, «a To prove; legitimate: make
adequate; legalize. [ftilnes^
Legitimiddd, ^ Legitimacy; legality, law-
LegiUmo, ma, a. Lc^timate; true, certain
legal, authentia [LalcaL
L^go, 9m. Layman, hdc; lay-brother.— Ow
Leg6n, 9m. Spade.
Legondllo, 9m. A small spade.
L^a, 9f, Trepan, surgeon^ instrument
Legracion, Legrad^ra, 9/. Act of trepanning.
Legrdr, va. To trepan.
Lt^a, ^f. League, a linear measure. A' la
tegua, de cum Itguaa. \err far.
LeguilU^ f/C V. LlffuiUa.
L^mbre, «nk Legominons pUnts; pot-
herbs.—pZ, Groensw
Logumindso, sa, a. (Bot) Leguminous.
Lefble, a. Lerfble. ^ ' ^*
Leldo, da, rr^ Book-learned.
Leila, 9/. A Moorish danoei
Leimma, 9m. Interval of music.
Leiania, 9f. Distance, remoteness in place.
Lej4no, nV a. Distant, remote, fkr.
Lelia, ^ Lye; severe reprehension.
Lelio, 9m. Among dyers, lye.
LrfivlAl, a. Lixi^id.
L^os, ad. At a great distance, fkr off.
' ' " 9m^ Perspective, distant prospect
Jas, a. Distaot very remote^
loe, ad. At a little distancei.
ill, 9m. War-whoop of the Moora
L6I0, la, a. Stupid, Ignorant
L6ma, sm. Argument of a poem oxphUnj4
in the title; motto; lemma.
L6me, */ (Nan.) Tiller.
Lem6ra, «/ (Nau.) V. Limcm.
Lemo5in, na, a. Relating to the langnaca ol
the Tronlwdonra.
Lemoun, Mn. The Lemosin language.
L^n, a. A soft untwisted silk.
Lenoera, *f. A woman who d^als in Unen
the wife of a linen-draper. [trada
Lenceria, 9f. Linen-draper's shop; -linct
Lcnocro, ra, 9. Llnon-draper.
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Lond^ sm. Circle described by « horse
taming a wbed to raise water oat of a
well
Lendrera, ^ A close flne comb.
Lendrero, enu Place (Ull of nlt&
Lendrdso, sa, a. Nitty« tall of nits.
Lengua, "/. Tbe* tongue; language, idiom;
interpreter; speedy discourse ; clapper of
LengoAdo, tm: (Icbth.) Sole.
Lengui^e, «m. Language, speech; styleu
frfingnarifcda, sf. V. LenffUJiada.
Lengiuuriz, a. Having varioos
fluent, voluble; talkative; aUni^
Lengui^ a. Loqnadoua, garrulous.
Lengiiecica, ilia, ita, «/: A -mall tongue.
Longii^ta. ^ A small tongue ; languet, cat
in the form of a tongue. ( Anat) Epiglot-
tis. (Arch.) Buttress; moulding; also a
borer. V. LingoU.
LengUetida, tf. The act of lickins.
LenKiieteria, ^f. Collection of tubes vrlth
valves in an orsan.
Longiiezudla, iif. A small tongue. .
Lengiietero, ra. «m. and a, (Little us.) Lin-
guist, languagcd.
Lenidid, ij^Lenitj, mlldnesa
Leni^nte, «m. (Med.) Lenient, an emollient
Lenifidir, va. To lenify, soften. Y. Suati-
M(tr.
Lenificatiyo, va, a. Mollifying, softening.
Lenitivot va, a. Lenitive, miUgant
Lenitivo, «m. EmoUlentJenient
Lcniz^, va. (Little ua.) To soften, mollify.
Lenodnio, «ni. l*implng, pandering.
Len6, nn. Book-muslin: it is also called
linon,
Len6n, tm. V. AleahvHe. •
LeRtam6nte, acL Slowly, lazily, lingeringly.
L6nte, ^ Lcnst
Unt^a, «/: (Bot) LenUl
Lentejjn^la, tff. Spangle.
Lenticul^, a. Lenticular.
Lentisoo, tm. (Bot) Mastich-tree.
Lentit6d, «/ Slowness, slngglshnessi
Lento, ta, a. Blow, sluggish, tardy. (Met)
Qlutinoaa. (.Mnsw) Lugo.
Lent6r. tm, Lentor, a viscous humor.
Lenzoelo, »m. Handkerchiel
L6fla, «/: Wood, timber.
Leftador, ra, «. Woodman, wood-cutter.
Lefi4r, va. To out wood.
LeA^ f/! Place for flre-wood.
Leftizgo, 9rrK Pile of wood or timber.
Lefidro^ 9m. Timber-merchant; timber-
yard; a logman.
fi^o, sm. Block: a log; the trunk of a tree.
Lehojaban^ Y. PcuoTnanUocu
TiBd^eo, sa, er« Woody, lignoonsw
Ledn, tm. Lion. Leon pardo^ V. Leopa*^
do. Leo, the fifth sign of the zodiaa
Le6na, tf. Lioness.
Lera&do, da, a. Lion-colored, fallow.
I^eondoo, iUo, ito, 9m. Whelp of a lion.
Leonora, 9f. A menagerie.
Leonero, am,. Keeper of lions; master of a.
ganibHng-honse.
Le6nlca, </: Vein or gland under the tongue.
Leonino, na, a. Leonine: leonine verses.
Leoniita. 9f. Elephantiasuw
LEV
Leontepetal6n, 9m. (Bot) A plant: its root
is an antidote for the venom of snakeSb
Leon&ro, 9m. (Bot) Llon's-taiL
Leop^rdo, mt, A leopard.
Lepidio, 9tn. (Bot) Pepper-wort
Lepidoct6ra, nf. (Ent) Lcpldoctert.
L6pra, ^f. Leprosy.
LeprosidAd, 'f/ (Med.) Leproosness.
Lepr6so, sa, a. LeprouB.— «. Leper.
L6rda, */. V. Lerdon.
Lerdamtote, ad. Slowlr, olumslly, obtusely.
Lerdcz, »f. Slowness, clumsiness.
L6rdo, da, a. Slow, heavy, obtuse, clumsy.
Lerdon, sm, (Voter.) Tumor in a horse's
pastern.
Lesidn, ^ Hurt,' wound: Injury.
Lesivo, va, a. Pr^adidal, ii^urious.
L66na, tf. AwL [wind.
Lesnord^ste, 9m. (Nan.) East-northeast
L^, sa, a. Wounded, hurt L99a maje9
tad, Leze mi^esty ; lilgh treason.
h&BtOj 9m, East wind, east
Lesueste, 9m. (Nan.) East-fioutheast wind.
Letdl, a. Mortal, deadly, lethal
Letania, ^ Litany. Xetankzs, Supplicatory
proceasiona.
LetArgico, ca, a. Lethargic, leUiarglcal
LeUirgo, 9m. Letharey.
Let6o, a, a. (Poet) Lethean.
Leticla, 9f. Joy, mirth.
Letifero, ra, a. LethifiBroua, deadly.
Letiflc&nte, pa. Exhilarating. [merry.
LetlflcA^ vm. (Little us.) To rejoice, make
JAtxti,sf. Letter; liand-writing; type; mot-
to, InscrlpUon.— ^. Learning.
LctrAda, */: (Coll.) Lawyer's wife.
Letradcria, Letraduria, ^ (Low) Body or
society of lawyers; a fooUsh pompous
speech.
Letrddo, da, a. Learned, erudite.
Letrddo, 9m. Lawyer, advocate, counsellor.
Letr6ro, 9m. An Inscription, a title, label.
Letrilla, ^. A small letter; a short puem
adapted to music;
Letrina, ^ Privy.
Letr6n, 9m. A Ivge letter.
Letrdnes, 9m. pi. Capital letters.
Let6ra, ^/T Among printers, small nica.
Leud^. ea. To ferment dough with leaven.
Le6do, da, a. Fermented, leavened.
L6va, 9/. (Nan.) Act of weighing anchor;
levy; press. (Nao.) Swell of the sea.—
Lev&da, tf. Silkworm; salute made by
fencers. V. lievada.
Levaddro, ra, a. That which is to l>e de-
manded.
Levadizo, za, a. That can be lifted or raised.
Levadiira, «/ Leaven, yeast
LevantAda, ^ (ColL) The act of rising.
Levantadamdnte, ad. In an elevated man-
ner, [disturber, rioter.
Levantad6r, ra, «. One who raises or lifts up :
Levantami^nto. miK Elevation; the act m
raising; Insurroctinn, revolt, balance of
accounts.
LevantAr, vo. To raise, lift,, heave, get up,
hold up; rouse; elevate; rise; stand up.
Lev&nte,«m. Levant; rise; east; east wind
Levantin, «m. Levantine.
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Levantino, da, Loyuitkioo, oa, a. Levmtine,
relating to the Levant
Lev&r, va. To carry, tranqwrt
Uve, r/. Lkht; trifling.
LevedM, «/ Lixbtnesa, levity ; Isoonstancy.
Levem^te, aa. Lightly, gently.
Leviatin, tm. Leviathan, a water animal
Levig^, vo. (Little as.) To levigate.
Levita, nn. Le\ite, of the tribe of LevL
Levita, */ Frock-coat
Levitico^ tm. Book of Leviticus.
Levitico, ca, a. Levltical, priestly.
Lexicjgrana, ^ Lexicography.
Loxlcugrafo, am. Lexicographer.
L6y, */ Law, or rule of action.— ^ Body
of laws; profession of the law.
T>ey6nda. ^. Reading, lecture, legend.
Lezda, «/. Ancient tax on merchandise.
Ua, f/. A thin bass-rope; bosk of nrossed
grapes; a hamper. (jui slllance.
LI Sr, va. To tie. bind, fteot— w. To contract
Liara, ff. V. Alitira and Ouema.
Lliiza, m/. a bundle of oooper'a hoops.
Llbad6o, ^ Libation. [floea^
Libami^nto, 9m. Offering in ancient sacrl-
Ubir, va. To suck, aip, taste ; perform a liba-
tion.
Libel&r, va. To petition, sue at law.
Libelatloo, ca, a. Applied to the Cbristiaiis
who renounced tnoir religloh In a written
declaration, by which they were exempted
from persecution.
Libelbta, «f7». (Little q&) Libeller.
Lib^Io, am. Petition, libel ; lampoon.
Liber&l, a. Liberal, generous, tree.
Uberalidad, ^. Liberality, gioneroslty, ma-
nlflcence.
Liberalizer, va. To liberalize.
Uberalmcnte, ad. Liberally, munificently,
Rcnerouftly.
Libcrrlrao, m% a. Most tree.
Ubertiid, #/ I.iberty, freedom; Independ-
ence; license; exemption.
Liberta<lam6nte, ad. tVeely. [idle.
Libcrtado, da, a. Libertine; nnsovemed;
Llbertador, ra, «. Deliverer, Hbcr^r.
Libertar, va. To free, liberate ; acquit: clear
trom. piglon,
Ubertini^e, «m. Libertinism ; license, Irro-
Ubertino, na, «. Child of a freed man.— a.
Ir^eIlglon^ dissolute.
Lib^rto, «m. An emancipated slave.
Libi, «f7i. f Amer.) An Instrument with which
the Indians catch oetrlche&
LlblcoAfrlco, sm. Westerly wind.
LIb1con6to, 9m. Southwest wind.
Llbldinosam6nte, ad. Libldlnouslr.
Libidln6eo, B^ a. Libidlnooa, lustful
Libitum (Ad), ad. (Lat) At will
Ubra, ^ Pound (weight). (Astr) Libra,
sign of the zodiac [a bad book.
Ubnicho, 9m. (CoU.) A worm-eaten book ;
Ubraci^n, */. XJbratlon, the state of being
balanced.
tdbrador, 9m. Deliverer; acom-mlH (feeder;
grocer's shovel; the drawer of a bill of ex-
change, [check on a bank ; a treasury bill
Ubramidnto, 9m, (Little us.) Delivery; a
Ubrandsta, 9m. The holder, also the drawer
of a bank check.
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Ubrinia, ^ A bill of exchange. Y. Zibr^
JJhT&r, va. To free, deliyer; exempt; dis-
patch, expedite; commit, intrust; draw t
Dill or money.
LIbratdrio, sm. Y. Locuiorio.
LibrAxo, 9m, A large book ; blow with abook.
Libre, a. Free, uncumbered; independent
exempt; nnrestralned.
Llbrda, »/. Livery. [pounds
Llbre&r, va. To weigh, sell, or distribute by
Llbr6Jo, 9m. A pltiftil little book; a pam
phlet
liDremtote, ad. Freely , boldly, Impudently.
Libroiia, f/. Bookseller's or stationer's ihop;
library.
Llbr6ro, 9m. Bookseller.
Librdta, ^ The tmy-welght pound; small
memorandum-book. [er.
Llbrete, 9m. A small book ; small Ibot-warm -
Llbrllla, »/. A small pound.
Librioo, ito, am. A small book.
UbrtUo, 9m. Y. Librico.
Libro. rnn, A book; book. (Met) Contn-
bution; impost, tax. Lihro <U eaja^ a
cash-book. Lwro de ouenia9y Account-
book. Ubro d9jiictura9t Invoice-book.
Libro mayor, Ledger. [book.
Llbr6te, 9m, Laige book ; in genersl, a bad
Libamica, ^ A kind of li«^t vessel [ity.
Licantropla. A/Xycanthropy, violent Insan
Lioencia, ef. Permission, license; ftarlough;
IIoentionsncflB ; degree of UoentSate.
Licenciadillo, 9m, Nickname to a ridieulooi
person dressed in clerical habits.
LlcenclAdo, 9m. A licentiate; also title bl
lurisconsulta, lawyers, and counsellors at
LicendAdo, da,' a. Licensed ; Taln-glorlons.
Lloendamicnto, 9m. The act of taking the
degree of licentiate.
Llcenclir, v<i. To permit; license; licen-
tiate; dismiss.
Lioendosamtote, ad. LIcentionslT.
Lioencldso, sa, a. Licentious, dissolute, loosa
Lio6o, 9m, Lyceum.
Llceia, fff. Y. LUera,
Llchora, 9f. Woollen cover of a bed.
Lido, 9m. (Bot) Box-thorn.
Licitam^te, ad, Lawftillr, justly, Hdtly.
Lidtinte, 9m. Bidder or buyer at auction.
L1dt4r, vn. To sell at auction.
Lidto, ta, a. Lldt, lawfhl; just
Llcopddio, 9m. Lycopodinm.
Lic6r, 9m, Liquor, strong drink, sptrlta
Llcoroso, sa, a. Applied to generous wi:io.
Lict6r, «m. Lictor, a Ronuui office of juaU<«
LIcuAbK a. Dissolvable.
Liouad6n, «/ Liquation, liquefaction.
Licudnte,jE>a. Dissolving, melting.
Licu&r, va. To Ilauety, dissolve.
Licueeo6nda, 9f. Liqueecency.
Licuesc^nte, a. Llauoscent, melting.
Lid, 9m. Conflict, flght; dispute.
Lidiaddr, «m. Combatant; a public arguer.
LIdiiir, vn. To fight, oppose.— to. To flf Itf
bulls.
Lidio, a. (Mus.) Lydlan.
Liebrast6n, sm. Leveret, yoirag hara
Llobratlco fm« Young bvsw
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tWbre, 4/r Hare: coward, poltroon.
Uebredca, llla» itA, «/ A yorniff hare.
LlebrecUla, #/ (Bot) V. AsnU^o.
Llebre2u61a. tf. V. LUibreeica.
Lienoecico, llfo, ito, sm. Little linen doth.
Ll6ndre, nf, Nit, the cm of a loose.
Llent<^ra, Llenteria, ii/TLlentery, dlarrhcea.
Lient^rico, ca, a. Lienteric
Li^nto, ta, a. Damp, moist
Licnco, ^f. Linen. Lienzo encerado,
Olazod linen. Lienao curado^ Bleached
linen.
Llfira, */: V. ^W/ara. *
Lisa* «/ A garter. TBot) Mistletoe ; bird-
lime; league, coalition.
Ligacl6n, 8f. Li^tlon : union, mixture.
LlgAdas, ^pt (Print) Ligatures.
LigAdo, da, a. Bound, leaguedf confederate.
Ligido, 877k (Mns.) Slur.
Llgadora, tf. Ligature ; ligation ; subjection.
Llgallo. «77t. v. Mtsta.
Ligam^za, ^f. Yiscons matter around fimlts.
Ligam^nto, 9m. (Anat) Ligament, bond.
LIgamentdso, sa, a. Ligamentous, llgamental
Llgami6nto. atTi. Union, act of tying or uni-
ting; concord. [lesce.
Lig&r, va. To tie, bind; alloy; league, coa-
Llgaz6n, «/ Union, connection, ligaxnent
Ligeram^nt& a<l Swiftly, easily; giddily.
Ligeroza, tf. Lightneaa, celerity; lc\ity, flo-
kleness. feay, giddy,
a; swift, ' *'
Ligero, ra, a. Light, thin;
nimble ;
L^eruAla, a. Applied to early graoes.
Ugio, a, a. Liege, bound by fendal tenure.
LignumcrCicis, em^ Kelio of the cross of
ChrisL
Lignum vitte, 9771. Oualacum.
Lig6na, «/. Y. Anada.
Ligoro^la, rt. V. lAgenieUi.
Ligqilla, nf. A narrow ribbon.
Ligdstico, sm. (Bot) Lovage.
Ligiiatro, sm. (Bot) Privet
L^ «/ (Ichth.) Dog-Osh : skin of same.
LU&r, «a. To smooth, polish.
lila, ^f. (Bot) Lilac-tree; lilac-flower.
Lilio, sm. (Bot) Lilac [trick.
Lilaila, »f. Thin woollen stnlf ; a prank or
Lilio, MTU Ostentation, shoiJf.
Llllli, «77K War-whoop of tht* Moors.
Lhna, itf. (Bot) Lime-tree; lime ; file ; fin-
ish, polish.
Umador, »m. (Pror.) Filer.
LImadtoL tff. Act of Uling; filings.
LimAlIa, ^f. Filinga
Umfir, va. To file ; gnaw, corrode ; polish.
Limat6n, 977k Coarse rcund file.
lAtzJM^ 4/: SnaU.
tim^zo, 9n%. Viscosity, sUmlnees.
Limazon, «>7k Sing.
Umbo, f>f. Limbo. (Ast) limb of the sun
or moon.
Timen, »77k (Poet) V. Vtnhral.
Liro6ra, ^yfomsxk who sells files or llmeSb
(Nan.) Helm-port
Un.^ro, 9771. Shopkeeper who sells files or
limes. (Bot) Lime-tree.
Ltm^ta, tf. Ylal ; also a small bottle.
utmiste, «i7k 01<^ of the first quality.
rimlt&ble, a. (Little us.) Confinable.
LIN ,
Llmltacl6n, 4/C Limitation, modlflcatton-,
limit district
Limitadam6nto, ad. Limitedfr, finitely.
Limlt^do, da, a. I^imited, of little talent
Limlt&neo, nea, a. Limitary; limitaneoofS,
Limitiir. f>a. To limit, confine, restrain ; fora
boundaries.
Limite, «77i. Limit boundary, border.
Limitrofe, a. Limltlns, bounding,
limo, «77k Slime, mud.
Lim6n, ttm. Lemon. (Bot) Lemon-ti«ct,
Limon&da, sf. Lemonade.
Limoni^do, da, a. Lemon-colored.
LimonSJe, a77i. (Nan.) Applied to pilots tb
the performance of their duty.
Limondr, «77k Plantation of lime-treeit
Limoncino, •77k A small lemon.
Llmondra, «/ Shaft of a cart
Llmondro, «77k (Bot) Lemon-tree.
Llmon^ro, ra, «. Dealer in lemons; tiM
wheelers to carriages, &o.
Llmosld^ sf. Sliminess: cariosity in teeth.
Lim68na, if. Alms, chari^.
Limosn6ro, wn. Almoner. — a. Charitable.
Limdso, sa, a. Slimy, muddy.
Limpia, ^f. Cleansing.
Limpla Chtmondaa, »m. Chimney-sweeper.
Limpiadera, tf. A clothes-brush; comb-
brush.
Lirapiadi^ntes, «77k Toothpick.
Limpiad6r, ra, «. Cleanser, scourer.
Limpiad6ra, ^ Cleansing.--^. Rubbish.
LimpiamSnto, ad. Cleanly, neatly ; purely.
Limpiamidnto, tm. Act of cleansing
Llmpi4r, va. To clean, scour; purify; clear
one's self [ty ; parity, chastity.
Llmpl^za. tf. Cleanness, cleanliness; inte^-
Limpio, pla, a. Clean ; limpid; neat; pure;
free, clear. [sweeper.
Limpidn. 9m. The act of cleaniDg ; a street-
LinAje, «77k Lineage, race, ofliipring, bonso:
class, condition; nobility.
Lin^ista, am. Genealogist
Lin^Cido, 9m. A boaster of his origin.
Lindloe, 077k Aloes. Y. Aloe.
Lin&r, «77k Flax-field.
Lin^ria, Bf. (Bot.) Wild flax [seed oil.
Lin&za, ^ Linseed. Aoeitd d9 linata^ Lin-
Lince, «7?k Lynx, ounce.
Lince, a. Sharp-sighted ; acnte, sagacious.
Lindam6nte, ad. Neatly, elegantly.
Lindiflo, «77k Landmark, limit
Llndir, fm. To be contlguoaa.
Lind&zo, «77>. Y. Linds. pimit
Lindo, 9m. and / Landmark, boundary,
Linde, s. Contiguons, bordering upcn.
Lind^ro, ra, a^ Contiguons, bordering.
Lind6ro, «7k Y. Linae.
Lind<^ ijf. Neatness, elegance, preUlnessL
Lindo, da, a. Handsome, pret^, genteel;
Lindo, «77k Bean, coxcomb. Q>erfecti
Lind6n, 677k Ridges between asparagns-bedfc
LindOra, nf. Y. lAndtaa.
Llnea, 9/: Line ; lineage, progeny; equator,
boundary ; class, order.
Line&l, a. Lineal
Llneaml6nto. 077k Lineament, feature.
Lin^-ar, va. To draw lines.
Lin6ro, r& 9. Dealer in flax or linen.
Linfa, *f. Lfmph. (Poet) Water.
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Llnf^tloo, OA, a. Lymphatic
Ung6to, »m, (Min.) Ingot LlngoteB d6 co-
ft/v, Copper ptpsw
Linga&I, a. Lingualia.
Unsu^te, (Nan.) Pawl of tbo eapetan.
Llntm6uto, Liniml^nto, sm, Limment.
Unio, «m. V. UfU>.
lino. in. (Bot ) Flax ; linen ; canTaa.
Iin6n, «m. Lawn.
Llnt^ «m. Lintel of a door. Y. DinU.
Lintdrna. ^f. A lantorn; an iron cage; nnaU
wlieel in milla.
Lintern^ro, 9m. Lantern-maker.
Lintemilla, ^f. A small lantern; skylight
Linadso, tm. V. Lina»a.
lifio, tm. Bow of Tinea, troea, or plants ;
ridge in ploughed land.
Llo^ 9m. Bnndle, paroeU pack.
Lipiria, 4< Liprrla, a kind of ferer.
Llpodmla, iff. Lipothymy, a swoon,
liqaid&ble, a. Liquefiabie.
LJqu{dacl6n. ^ Llouidation, settlement
Uquidambar, 9m. Llqnidambar, a resinous
substance.
Liquldam6nte, ad. In a liquid manner.
Liqufd&r, va. To liquefy, alssolve.
Liquid^z, it/. Liqnidnees. fluidity.
L^uldo, da, a. Liquid, fluid ; evident, clear.
Lira, ^ Lyre; a lyric poem.
Llrla, »/. V. lAga.
Lirico, ca, a. Lyric, lyrical
Lirio, 9m. (Bot) Iris.
Lir6n, am. Dormouse.
Lir6ndo, da, a. Pure, clean, unmixed.
Lis, ^ Flower-do-Iuoe.
Lisain6nte, ad. Smoothly, plainly.
Ua^rn, ^ Large cane used in silk-worm
sheds. [lame, crippled.
Lisiado, da, a. (Prov.) Very d^rons; also
LlsiAr, va. To lame, maim, cripple.
Llsim&qaia, ^f (Bot) Loose-strifa.
Liso, sa, a. Plain, even ; clear, evident
Llsongeram6nto, ad. Y. Lisonjeramente.
Cisong6ro. ra, a. V, Li»onjero,
Lls6o|a, ^f. Adulation, flattery. (Blaz.) Loz-
enge. (Oeom.) Rhomb or rhombus.
LlsonJMo, da, a. (Blaz ) Lozenged ; rhombic.
Liaonload6r, ra, ». Flatterer, wheedler.
Usonjeir, «a. To flatter, ooax; delight,
please.
Ll9oi\]eram6nte, ad. Flatteringly, fawnlngly.
Lisonj^ro, ra, «. A flatterer, a parasite.— a.
Parasitical, fiiwning; flattering.
Usta, ftf. Slip of paper, shred of Unen, a list
or strip of doth ; list, catalogue; docket
Listadiilo, 9m. (Am.) Striped cotton or ging^
bam. \tado9^ Striped ehecka^
LletAdo, da. a. Striped, listed.— «m. pi. Li9-
ListAr, Wk V. Alistar.
Llstei^o, da. a. Y. Li9tado.
Lbm, Listelo, m. Y. FiUte.
Listo, ta, a. Ready, diligent smart
Listen, «m. Ribbon ; ferret ; latlL Xistonea,
Battens.
Llstoneria, ff. Parcel of ribbons, tapes, and
inkles; a ribbon store or mannfketory.
Llston6ro, ra, «. Ribbon-maker. [candor.
Lis6ra, ^ Smoothness, evenness; amoorityt
Lltaci6n, ^. SMriflclng.
Lltiu*, va. To sacrifice to the divinity.
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LOA
Llt^rge, Lltargirio, «m. Litharge. Y. Al
mdrtaga, [In a steambod
Lite, ^/.Lawsuit Y. PW<u rAm.)Abirtli
Lit^ 9/. Litter drawn by mules.
Liter&I, a. Literal.
Literalista, 9m. (Little ua.) Literalist
Literalm^nte, ad. Literally.
Liter&rio, ria, a. Literary.
Litera^o, 9m. A sciolist (used in contempt^
Literdto, ta, a. Learned, lettered, literate.
Literata mk A learned man, a literary maa
—pU Literati ,
Llterstiira, «/. Litoratare, learning.
LIterdro, sm. Driver of a litter.
LItigdnte, pa. and •. Litigating; litigant
LttigAr, «a. To litigate; contend, dtepate.
Litigio, «m. Lawsuit; dispute, contest
Litiscioso, sa, a. Litlgloua, contentious.
Litis. «/ Y. Pteito. [ridtcal command
Liti8oontestaci6n, tf. (Law) Answer to a Jn-
Litlsoons6rte. 9. com. Associate in a lawsuit
LitispendSncia, «f. The state of a lawsuii
under Judgment or pending.
Lit6cola, Bf. Lithooolla, lapidarji's cement.
Litdfito, 9m. LIthophyte, astone plant; eoraL
Litografia, ^f. Llthoirraphy.
Litografiiu-, f>a. To lithograph.
Lit<^rdfloo, ca, a. Lithographic,
Lit^grafo, am. Llthologist [stones.
Litologia, ^. Litholoffy, natural history o
Lit61offQ, 9m. Llthologist
Litoril, a. Littoral, belonging to the shore.
Lltontripico, 9. and a. (Med.) Llthontriptic.
Litotomia, tff. (Surg.) Lithotomy.
Litotomista, «m, (Surg.) Litbotomist
Lttuo, am. Lituus, ausur^s stafll
Lit^rgia, ^. Lituivy, form of prayera.
IJtfiigico, ca, a. Litui^oal, litargic
Li6do, d^ a. Y. Leudo.
livianamunte. ad. Licentiously; with levity
Liviand&d, V> Lightness; levity; Inooiiti
nence. [tinent
Uvlfino, na, a. Light; imprudent; inoon-
UviinoiL 9m, pi. Luua V. Bafes.
Llvido, da, a. Livid. V. Amoratado.
Liza, ^. Skate, a sea-fish ; list for tiltsi
lizo, 9m. Skein of silk.
Liz6n, 9m (Bot^ Water-plantain.
LL.
[LL, or double 1, is eoMtdered by tit*
Spanish Acadwty a9 a 9inffl9 eharaO'
Ur. ft U the joiirteenth UUer <ff ih4
SpanUh Alphabet and take9 Un plate
here in conformity with the example
of the Dictionary qfthe Academy.
Lo, ind^. pron. It: placed before or after
verbs.
Lo, indt(f. pron. It is used before adjectivea,
when by an ellipsis they are used in •
genera] sense, referring to a tiling eithof
masculine or feminine, singulsr or pInraL
It is used also with reference to whole
sentences.
L6a, ^. (Nan.) Lea Y. Lu€k
Lo&ble, a. Laudable, praiseworthy.
Loablem6nto, ad. Laudably, comraendably
Loader, ra, «. Praiser, lauder.
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LOM
Lokm, 9m. (MlDOI^oam, a At, unctnons earth.
Ix>4tida, 8f. Kind of sourvy.
Lo*r, va. To pratse. V. Aldbar.
L6ba, */ She-wolf; a ridge; clergyman and
studenu; long gown.
LoMdo, am. Morbid swelling.
LobagtotOi «m. Sea-locost.
Lobanillo, sm. Wen.
Lobito, mt, Tonng wolt
Lob^ro, ra, a. Relating to wolves.
Lob6ro, Mit. y. Sitpantant^ladot.
Lob^sno, am. A young wolt
Lobino, am. Striped base.
L6bo, am. Wolf: lobe. (Joe) Inebriation.
L6bo marino, am. (Ichu.) Sea'wolf ; seal,
sea-calt
Lob^eo, sa, a. Fnll of wolvea.
L6brego, gs, a. Mnrky, obscure, sad.
Lobregnee6r, an. To grow dark. — to. To
make dark.
Lobregn^ at Obscurity, darkness.
L6bulo, sfN^ Lobe or lobule.
Lob4no, na, a. Wolfish, resembling a wolf.
Locad6n y Ck>nducci6n, ^. (Law) Contract
of letdnug on lease.
Loc&l, a. Local
Localldiid, tf. Locality; location.
Localmtote, ad. Locally.
Locamente, ad. Madly ; extravagantly.
Locirias, am. A madcap, hot-brained fellow.
Loc^zo, za, a. Very mad.
L6cha, L6che, */. (Ichth.) Loach, a small fish.
Loci6n, af. Lotion, wash. [ate.
LAco, ca, a. Mad. crack-brained, inconslaer-
L6eo, am. A mad or crazy man.
Locomocidn, af. Locomotion.
Locuacid^d, af. Loquacity, garrulity.
Locniz, a. Loquacious, talkative. [ly.
Locuazmdnte, ad. With loquacity, flippant-
Locud6n, t^. Locution. [speaking.
Locu^la, 4< Each ono^ peculiar mode of
Loc6ra, tf. Madncs^ frenzy ; fury ; absurdity.
XiOCut6rio, am. Parlor in monasteriee.
Lodazid, Lodaz&r, am. A muddy place.
L6do, am. Mud, mire.
Londofidro, am. (Bot) V. Guadacafla.
Lond6fio, am. (Bot.) European nettle-tree.
Loddso, sa, a. Muddy, Miry.
Lof or Lo, am. The weather side of a ship.
Logaritmico, ca, a. Logarithmic, logarith-
micaL
Logaritmo, am. Logarithm.
L^glca, af. Logic.
Logicdl, a. L(^cal.
L6glcam£nte, ad. Logically.
L6gico, ca, a. Logical.
L6gico. am. Logician, a professor of logic.
Ix^tica, if. Logistics, algebra.
Lt^ogrifo, am. Logogripbe, an enigma.
Logomlqula, if. Logomachy. [joy.
Lt^rir, to. To gain, succeed, procure; en-
Logre&r, tn. To borrow or lena on interest
Logreria, af. Dealing in int<>re8t, usury.
Logr^Fo, ra, a. Usurer.
L6gro, am. Qain, benefit; interest, usury.
L6ja, af (Ichth.) V. Locha.
L6ma, af Eisin^r ground ; slope.
Lombircla, af Lombardy gun. (Bot) Bed
eabban.
^^ombaraida, af. flbot fh>m a Lombardy gun.
LOS
Lombardedr, va. To discharge Lombardy
guns.
LombardSria, af. Park of Lombardy guns.
Lombard^ro, am. Lombardy gunner.
Lombrlguera, af Worm-hole. (Bet) Worm*
wood.
Lombriz, af Worm.
Lombrizil, a. (Anat) Vermiform.
Lomeir, «n. To move the loins of horses ia
a circular manner.
Lomtoto, am, (Bot) Loment
Lom^ra, ^. Strap of harness over the loins.'
ridge of a house.
Lomi4ncho, a, a. Strong or broad-backed.
Lomica, ilia, ita, ^ A very little hillock.
Lomillo, am. A small loin ; needle-work.
Lominhidsto. ta, a. Vain, presumptuous.
L6mo, am. Loin ; back of a book or tool
double of cloth.— p2. Ribs; lolna.
L6na. ^. (}anvss, sail-cloth.
L6ncba, ^ Thin flat stone.
L6ndlffa, ^ V. Alondiga.
Londnna, 4^ A woollen cloth.
Londrino, na, a. In the fksblon of Londop
manufactures.
L6ndro, am. Low vessel like a galley.
Lon^ta, ^ Ravens* duck, sail-cloth.
■L6nga, V, Long musical notei [anoe
Longanimld^d, ^. Loneanimity, forbear
Long&nlmo, ma, a. Forbearing, magnani
mous.
Longaniza, if. A long sausase. [the hlvo
Longer, a. A long piece or honeycomb in
LoDgibo, za, a. Very long.
LoDgevid&d, af. Longevity.
Long6vo^ a. Ix>ngevous.
Longlmetria, af ((3eom.) Longimetry, or
measuring distances.
Longincuo, cus, a. Distant, remote.
Longittid, af Length ; longitude.
Longltudin&l, a. Longitudinal.
Longitndinalmdnte, ad. Lengthwise.
Longuera, af Long and narrow strip of land.
L6nja, ^ Exchange or change; grocer's
shop; warehouse, saleroom; sUoe of any
eatable ; an edifice.
LonJ6ro, am. Grocer.
LoDj^ta, ^ V. Cenador.
Lonjista, a. com, A grocer.
Lodr, af (Poet) Praise.
Lopida,^ Disease of the hair. Y. Alopecia.
Loque^r, vn. To oct the fool, talk nonsense ;
rejoice, reveL [madhouse.
Loqudro, ra. *. Keeper ot, or physician to ■
Loqn^sca, ^. The frantic demeanor of mad
people.
Luquillo, ilia, ito, ita. a. Wild, almost mad.
L6quio6, am. pL Lochia. loches.
Lorenzana, af. A sort of linen.
Loriga, ^ (3oat of mall ; naveband.
Lorig&do, da, a. Armed with a coat of mail.
Loriguillo, am. Shrub used by dyers.
L6ro, ra, a. Tawny, wan, mle.
L6ro, am. Parrot (Bot) Portugal laurel.
Lusa, If A paving flag, a block of marbia tot
grinding colors on.
L<mdo, am. V. Eidoaado.
Losdnje, am. (Blaz.) X^zengo; rhoniK
Losdr, va. V. ErUoaar,
Losica, Ita, ^ A small paving flag.
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LUG
uoiMa, Lo^lla, ^/. A small trap for birds.
L6ta» ^ (Ichth.) I^te» eelpoaC, rivor 1am-
Lote, 9m. Lot, fortune^ efaanco.
Loter&a, sf. Lottery.
L6to, «m. V. Lodofio. [of a ship.
Loxodromla, «/ (Nau.)Loxodromy, rhombs
L6za, 4/r Delft, a fine sort of earthea-ware.
Loianam^nte, ad. Luzmlantlj. [lion.
Lozane^, vn. To affect pomp ^md ostenta-
Lozanki, tf. Exuberant growth of plants;
ele^nce.
Losino, na, a. Laxariant; sprlghUj.
L{ia,«r:(Prov.) Crane. (Nan.) Leo. (Prov.)
8affh>n bag. [lewdnesa.
Lnbrlcid4d, Labricad6n, ^. Lubricity;
L6brico, cti a. Slippery; lubricous; lewd.
Lao«rna, a/, Qlow-worm; lamp.
Loo^rnula, ^ (Bot.) Lncem, saintfbin.
Lucero, tm. Morning-star, day-star ; splen-
dor, [ment
Lficba, tif. Stmnle, strllb; dispnto, argn-
LucLad6r, ra^s. Wrestler. [debate.
Lccbikr, va. To wrestle, stmegle; discuss,
Luchami^go, sa, a. Dog osod for catching
hares at night.
Lncbillo, Bin. (Nan.) Gorinz, goring cloth.
Lucidam6nt«, ad. Lucidly, brightly.
LucIdAr, va. To copy on transparont paper.
Lucido, da, a. Lucid, shining; gay, graceful
Lucid Ora, ^. (ColL) Whitoncas of white-
washed wallst
Luci6nte, pa. Shining, lucid.
Lndemaga, go, ff. and m. Glow-worm.
Lucifer, sm, Satan; a very proud and
wicked man.
Luciforino, na, a. Lucifbrian, devilish.
Lncifero, ra, a. (Poet.)Kesplendent, shining,
luciferous.
LuciAigo, ga, a. Shunning the light
Lucillo, »tn. Tomb ; sarcophagus.
Lucimicnto, sm. Lucidity, brightness;
splendor, Instre.
L&cio, cia, a. Lucid, bright
L&cio, «m. (Iclith.) Common pike.
Lucir, va. To glitter, glow ; enlighten. — m.
and r. To shine.
Lncralivo, va, a. Lucrative.
L&cro, «m. Gain, profit, lucre.
Lucr6M>, sa, a. Qainftil, profitable.
Luctudea, a/. Ancient tax paid for the dead.
Lnctuosam6nte, ad. Mournfully.
Luctooso, sa, a. Sad. mournfiL [study.
Lncubraci6n, «f. Lucubration, nocturnal
Lucubrir, va. T«) lucubrate, study by night
Ludia, ^. Fermentjveast
Ludlar, va. and r. To ferment
Ludibrio, »n. Mockery, derision, soom.
Ludlmidnlo, mn. Y. ColUrUm.
Ludio, a, a. y. FermerUado.
Ludir, vn. To rub, wasto by firiction, collide.
Ludria, ^ V. KutHa.
Luego, ad. Presently, Immediately, right
away.— con/. Then, therefore.
Ln611o, tm. Bad seed growing among grain
or com.
Ln6ngo, ga, o. Y. Largo.
Lugino, mh. Small singing-bird.
Lnrir, •m. Place, spot position ; Tillage •
ume, occasion; lelsuro.
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LITS
l,wg^xkzo^9m.augm»Q/tLugi.r. Applied bi
coandy towns.
Lugarcico, illo, ito, tm. Y. LugarUlo.
Lugarilio, Lngarejo, em. Hamlet
Lngardfio, fia, %. and a. Belonging to, oi
inhabitant of a village.
Lugar6te, am. Y. LugariUo.
Lugar6n, «m. Y. LugaroMo.
Lugar6te, tm. Y. LigaraMO.
Lugartendncia, ff. Lieutenancy.
Lugartenidnte, «m. Deputy, substitute, ie^
egate; lieutenant
Ldigo. «m. Kind of linen.
L^gubre, a. Mournful, sloomy, mclancholr
Lulcldn, ^f. Y. Bed^unon de centos,
Luir, vn, (Nau.) To gall, wear away bf
friction.
Luismo, 9nk (Prov.) Y. Laudemio.
Lmftci6n, ^f. (Surg.) Luxation.
LuJ4rse, vr. (Surg.) To luxate, dislocate.
Li^o, sm. ProAiae extravagance ; luxury
LnJ6so, sa, a, ProfUse, lavisb, showy.
LuJ&ria, tf. Luxury, lust; profusencss.
Lt\}uriinte, j>a. Lusting— a. Luxuriant, ex-
uberant
L^ju^i4^, vn. To be luxurious or libidinonaL
LHJuriosam^nte, ad. Luxuriously. Instfblly.
Lojurideo, sa, a. Luxurious, lustAil, volup-
tuous.
Lumbiigo, rnn, (Med.) Lumbago.
Lumber, a. Lumbar, lumbary.
Lumbr&da, LumbrarAda, »f. A great fire.
Li^bre, f\f. Fire; snark from a flint ; spUn*
dor.— jp*. Tinder-box.
Lumbr6ra, ^ Luminary; skvligUt
Lumln&r, nn. Luminary ; light
Luminiiria, ^ Illumination, bonfire ; lamp
in churches.
Lumlnosam^nte, ad. Luminouslv.
Lumin6M), sa, a. Lumlnons, lucid.
L(impo JibAdo, »m, Lumpfish.
Luna, ^/ The moon; slads plate fbr mir
rors; glass for optical instruments.
Luniici6n, tf. Lunation.
Lun&da, iff. Ham, a gammon of salt pork.
Lun&do, da, a. In the form of a half-moon.
LunAnco, ca, a. Animal with one quarts
higher than another.
Lunar, sm. Mole.— a. Lunar, lunary.
LunAria, ^ (Bot) Moonwort
Lunirlo, 9m. Y. Calendario.
Lun4tico, ca, a. Lunatic, moonstmok.
Lunecilla, am. Crescent worn by females.
Liines, am. Monday.
Lun^ta, 4< Opening In form of a half-moon ;
rows of seats in the pit of a play-houae;
openkglass; eye-glass; crescent worn as
An nmitmAnf.
nlBolar.
[Menlsena.
leal figure. (Cpt)
.} Wolfish.
Uramxu,
). [a matolk
range in wino; alM
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Lustraci6n, 9f. Purification by water.
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LLE
IjOstnd6f, tm. Hot-press; bot-presser.
Instril, a. Lnstral. [mangle.
Lostr&r, va. To expiate, parlfy; iUostrate;
Liiscre, mn. Olosa, lustre ; splendor, glory.
Ldstrlco^ cm a. (Poet) Belonging to a lustre.
Lostrina, ^ Lostring, Intestrlng.
L6stro, 9m. Losire, lustram.
Lutrosam^nte, ad. BriUiantlj', splendidly.
Lustroso, sa, a. Bright, brilliant, lustrous.
Latacion, ^ (Chein.) Lutation.
L(iten, 9m. (Cbem.) Lute.
Luteranismo, »m. Lutheran ism.
Liiterdno, na, a. and «. Lutheran.
L6to, 9m. Mourning; sorrow.
Lfitria, */ V. Nutna,
L6z, »f. Light, clearness, clarity. Luces^
windows, lanterns; a caudle, taper, Ac,;
day; notice, information; inspiration;
mminary; lustre, splendor.
LL.
LL, elf'lyay, is the fourteenth better of the
Spanish alphabet ; and though double in
figure. It is considered simple in its sound.
It should not, therefore, be divided at the
end of a line, but added to the succeeding
vowel, with which it forms a complete
syllable; as, hoMar, Beguidi-Ua.
Llaga, ^f. An ulcer; wound, sore; crack in
a walL
Llag^r, t>o. To wound, hurt, ii\|ure.
Llagu&ta, Ula, ita, «/ Slight ulcer or wound.
Ll&raa, 4/r Flame, light from fire ; force and
Tiolenco of passion. Y . Alpaca.
Uam^da, t^f, CaD; marginal note; beat of
the drum. [knocker of a door.
LIamad6r, ra, A Caller; Deadle, messenger;
Uamami^nto, 9m. Calling, call; convoca-
tion; divine vocation.
Llamiu*, eo. To call ; summon ; invoke, ap-
peal to ; name. [a blush.
LlamariUia, */. A flash of fire ; burst of wit;
Llamatlvo, va, a. Exciting thirst
Ll^na, ^f. Trowel; page of a book or wri-
ting; plain.
Llanada. ^f. A plain, a tract of level ground.
Llanamente, ad. Ingenuously, simply;
homely.
Llan^ ^f. Evenness, equality; simplicitv.
Udno, na, n. Plain, even, level, smooth,
flat; meek, homely, affable; unmannerly,
undvIL
U&no, 9m. A level field, an even ground.
L14nU, ^. (BoL) y. Bena Uania. Tire of
awheel
Uahten, «n, (Bot) Plantain.
LIdnto, 9m, Flood of tears, mourning.
Llanura, ^f. Evenness; a vast tract of level
ground.
Uap^r, TO. To put an additional portion of
onicksilver in extracting metals.
Uarea, 9m. pL Trammels In chimneys.
Llive, tlf. Key, cock ; k>ck of a gun ; intro-
duction to knowledge. (Nau.) Knee.
L]av6ro, ra, «. Keeper of the keys ; ring for
keys; housekeeper. Tup.
U^co, ca, a, UnculUvtted* land not broken
MAO
LIdga, ^ Juncture, Joining, uniting.
Lleg4da, ^f. Arrival, coming.
U^dr, vn. To arrive; reach, fetch ; amount
to; approach; ioin. [irraveL
Lleira, «/ (Prov.) Place full of pebolcs oi
Uena, ^ Alluvion, overflow of rivers.
Llenam^nte, ad. Fully, copiously.
Lienor, va. To fill, stuff; satisfy; fill up.
Llenero, ra, a. (Law) Complete, absolute.
Lleno, 9m^ Plenty, abundance, full.
Lleno, na, a. Full, replete; complete.
Llenura, ff. Fulness, abundance.
L16ta, 8f. Stalk of pUmts bearing fruit
Llendiu*, \7a. To ferment bread with leaveai
Lleva, fif. Y. Ueoada,
Llevdda, 9f. Carriasre, transport
Llevadoro, ra, a. Tolerable, light
Llevad6r, ra, & Carrier, conductor.
Llev4r, vo. To carry, convey, transport
bear, wear, have abont one: take ; suffer
lead. (Nau.) To fill.
Lloica, t(f. Y. Peohieolorado.
LIorad6r, 9. Weeper, one who sheds tears.
Lloradndlos, »m. Weeper, mourner.
Llordr, va. To weep; mourn, lament, be-
wail ; affect poverty and distress.
Ll^ro, 9m. Act of weeping.
Llor6n, 9m. Weeper, sniveller.
Llor6n, na, a. Crying with little cause.
Llor6nas, ^ pL Female weepers, mourners
Llorosam6nte, ad. Weepingiy.
Lloroso, sa, a. MoumAiL tearfuL
Llovediza (Agna), a. Baln-water.
LIov6r, vn. To nUn ; shower ; pour or coms
in abundance.
Llovido, 9m. Man who hides on board ship
and is only discovered wh3n on the high
seas.
Llovi660, ssj a. Y. Zluvio9o.
Llovizna, ^ Mist, a small rain.
Llovizn&r, vn. To drizzle.
Llu6co, ca, a. Y. CIumo.
Lliivia, ^ Bain, shower. {Coll) Abun-
dance, copiousness.
Lluvidso, sa, a. Bainy, wet, showery.
M.
M, em'-ay, has in the Spanish language the
same sound as in Kngliah. JT is never
doubled in Spanish. [celt fhtud.
M4ca, 8/. Bruise in fruit; spot, stain; de-
Macaco, ca, 9, Parrot [weapon.
Mac&na, ^. A Mexican Indian woodeo
Macardno, na, a, (ColL) Applied to a boastor.
Macarr6nea, sm. j9^ Macaroni
Macarrdnea, 9f. A burlesque poetry of wonLi
of different languaera.
Macarrdnico, ca, a. Macaronic. [poetry.
Macarronismo, 9m. The macaronio style ol
Macdrse, or. To rot, as fruit
Macefld6r, 9m. Beater, hammerer.
Mace&r, va. To drive with a mallet — vn.
To repeat the same question.
Maoerocion, 9f. Maceration ; mortification.
Maoerdr, va. To macerate; mortify. (Chem.>
To extract the juice of plants.
Macerhia, ^, The saucer of a choci>I.ite-co|»
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Uao^ro, «m. M«oe-bMr«r.
Mao^ta, ^ Flower-pot; kandlo of tools;
haunch of matton ; two-clawed hammer.
(Nau.) Maul, mallet
Maoeton, tm: of Mactia.
Madiiea. if. (ColL) A bore, tiresome person.
Macbacadera, *f. Instrument for pounding.
Maohacador, ra, «. Pounder, bruiser.
Macbacar, va. To pound, crash, contuse;
importune, molest; work vainly.
Mackaoon, na, a. Monotonous, imfwrtunate.
Maqb&da,4< Flock of he-goats. Y.J/acedad,
Mach4do, sm, A hatchet.
Machar, t?a. To pound. V. M<»chaear.
Macbeir, vn. To beget more ouUes than lb-
males.
MacbetAzo, 9m. Blow with a cutlass.
Machete, MA. Cutbufli
Macbet^ro, tm. One who clears away bushes.
Machf6ga, a. V. Abt[;a machiegck,
Hachihembrdr, va. (Carp.) To Join or dove-
tail boards.
Machinate, am. Chopplng-knifB.
M^ho, 9m. Male animal : he-mule; flesh of
a be-goat; mould in which bells are cast;
an ignorant fellow; block of a smithes
anvil.
MAcho, a. Ifascniine, rigorous ; male.
Maclidn, em. (Arch.) Buttress of a building
or wall [man.
Mach6rra, 9f. A barren ewe; a barren wo-
MaohAta, Machfite, 9, A kind of beeUe or
mallet [bruising.
Hachucad6ra, tf. The act of pounding or
Machucamiento, «7k V. Maehuoadura.
MacbucAr, ro. To pound, bruise. V. Jfa-
e/Mcar,
Mach6cho, cha, «. Mature; Judicioua.
Machuolo, em. A amall he-mule ; heart of
onion or garHo.
MAchu, ^ v. MaeU.
Macictt, ^f. Solidity, compactnesa
Macil6nto,ta, a. Extenuated; withered, de-
daved.
MacSs, 4/r Maoe, spice.
Maclzamdnta, ad. In a firm solid manner.
Maoiz&r, va. To close an opening or pass-
age ; support by argumenta. [ive.
Mackso, za, a. Compact close ; firm ; mass-
Macizo, 9m. Masslvenees, bulk.
Miieia, tf. (Bot) Water-caltrope; instm-
munt to scotch flax or hemp. [enge.
MAel^ 9m. (Blaz.) Mascle, a perforated ioz-
Mac6ea, ^. A laxge early fig.
Maodlla, ^f. Bnuch of flowers growing on
one stalk.
Macdna, tf. (ProT.) Basket without handles.
Maeroe6emo, 9m, Macrocoam, the Tisthle
system.
MacAoa, ^. (Bot) Wild pear or pear-tiee.
Mieula, 4/C Stain, spot, blemish.
Macttlir, va. To stain, fpot rimpresston.
Maoulatura, i\f. (Print) Sheet with a double
)iacnl6eo, sa, a. Full of apota, staina.
Maonqnino, na, a. Coin with the milled
edges cut away,
lladima, «/: MadanL Y.SeBora,
Mad»mls6ra, «/ Young women over nice In
dress, and afllsetlDg the lady,
yad^a, tfj^ Skein of thread, worsted, sUk.
MAE
or cotton; lock of hair; a weak, las|
person.
Madcd^ta, ica, ilia, ita, if. A small skein. '
Madera, ^ Timber, wood. Madera d9
eon»trucciony Timber for ship-building.
MaderiWa, »/ Baft.
MadofHic, Maderdmes, vm. Timber fat
building; a house in frame.
Madereria, ^. Timber-yard. [ter.
Mader^o, 9m. Timber-merchant; carpeu*
Maderioo, illo, ito, em. A small piece of tim-
ber.
Maderista, 9m. Omdnetor of a raft or float
Mad^ WK Beam.
Madi. 9m. A plant of Chili, flx>m which oa
edible oil is oxtraeted.
Madr4za, ^ A very fond mother.
Madristnu ^. Step-mother.
MAdre, *f. A mother. (Sellg.) Motheiv
Matron in an hospital ; basis.
Madrei^r, vn. To resemble, call, afbot tlM
mother.
Madreoita, Mt. dim. of Madre. An en-
doftring expression.
Madrecilla, ^f. Ovarium of birds.
Madrodivo. em. Clove, a spice.
Bfadr6fia, tf. Y. Almadremo.
Madrep^rla, ^ Muther-of-pearL
Madrepdra, nf. Madrepore. [er
Madr^ro. ra, a. Fondling, caressing a moth*
Madres^lva, ^. (Bot) Honeysuckle.
MadrigAda, a. Applied to a woman twice
married.
MadrigAdo, da, a. Cunning; crafty.
Madrig&l, 9m. Madrigal. [rigal.
MadrigaMJa, Madrigaldte, 9m. A short mad-
MadriguAra. if. Burrow of rabbits ; a den.
Madrilia, if. A small river-flsh.
Madrillera. ^. Instrument for catchiof
small flsh.
Madrina, ^. A godmother ; bridemaid ; pro-
tectress; prop, stanchion; cords vrhlck
yoke horsesw [Daker hen
Madrix, If. Place where quails nestle. (Om.}
Madr6na, t/: An overfond mother. (Bot|
Clandestine toothwort
MadroncUio, em. Strawberry.
Madrofi41, em* Strawberry-Sed.
Madroaero, em* (Bot) Strawberry-plant
MadroAito, em. A small strawbenr-plant
Madr6flo, 9m. Strawberry-plant ; tne straw*
berry : sUk taseel [At break of day.
Madrugida, nf. Dawn. IM madrvffada^
Madmgaddr, ra, a. Early riser. [tata
Madrogir, vn. To rise early; to prran^U-
Madrug6n, em. Early riser.
Maduracidn, if. Binenees, maturity.
Maduradero, em. PUu» for ripening fhstlPw
Maduraddr, ra, «. One who matures or rt
pens.
Maduram^nte, ad. Maturely, prudently.
Madurinte, pa. Maturing, ripening.
Madurir, va. To ripen, mature, mellow
attain the age of maturity.
Madnrativo, va, a, Matnrative.
Maturativo, 9m. Any thing that matorea.
Madar^ 4< Maturity, ripeness; pnidenci^
wisdom. [jndicioiK
Maduro, ra, a. Ripe, fnll-growr ; prudent
" ' 9f,y. Abefama99tra.
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MAG
MMiil, Mk y. Maettril [master's wlfe^
Mae8t^^ ^ Mlstressi scboolmUtreas; trade-
Mnesiril* a. MaestnU or north wind.
MaesCr&Ilz&r, vru (Nsu.) To vary to west or
Moestramunte, ad. Masterly, skilftilly.
Maestrante, 9m. Mem ben of a maestrawta,
Maestr&nza, ^f. Equestrian club; ship-bulld-
tng; dock-yard.
Haeetr&zgo, «m« Digmity or Jarlsdlctfon of
grand -master of a military order.
Maestrozo, sm. A CTcat master.
Maestro, «m. Qrand-master. (Nao.) Captain
or master of a ship,
^laestredr, vn. (ColL) To domineer.— 4wi* To
lop vines. (Prov.) To adulterate ; level a
wall
Maeetreescn^la, «m. Y. Ma^rencuela^
MaestresAlO) mu The chief waiter of a noble-
man.
Maestresoolia, ^. Dlenity of Amaestrstousia.
Maestre6cu61a» «m. Formerly a professor of
divinity in cathedrals; chancellor in some
nnlversitiea.
MaestrU, ^ Mastery, mastership; dignity
or doflToe of a master of orders.
MaMtril, am. Cells in which the king or
que<in bees are bred.
Maestrillo, «m, A little master.
MaMroi, 9m, Master, teacher, professor;
eminent in practice or science.
Matetro, tra^ a. Masterly, principal.
Mag&nto, ta, a. Spiritless, faint, lannild.
Mag&fia, t{f. Honeycomb, a flaw in the bore
of a gnn.
Mag^rza, m/. (Bot) Downy chamomile.
Magarzu61a, s/. Stinking chamomile.
Blagdaledn, wn. Small rolls of plaster.
Migia, ^ Magic.
Migicam6nte, ad. Magically.
Mi^oo, ca, a. Magic, magical, neoromaDtlc.
M^co, ca, «. Magicbm, wbo profeeses magic
Magin, ttm. Y. Jmaginneion.
Magisteriill, a. Magisterial
Magtst^rio, #m. Mastery; mastership in uni-
versities ; gravity, seriousness.
Magiatrido, am, A magistrate ; magistracy.
MagistnU, a. Magisterial, masterly.
Magiiitralm6nte, iid. Magisterially, masterly.
Magistrat&ra, «/. Magistracy, judlcatnre.
Mi^tolinamdnto, ad. Magnanimously,
bravely; generously.
Magnanimldad. 9f. Magnanimity, fbrtitode.
Magn&nlmo, ma, a. Magnanimous, heroie.
Magnite, mk Magnate, a person of rank,
opolence, Aa
Magnesia, ^f. Magnesia.
]Cagn6tioo. ca, a. Magnetio.
Kagnetksmo, 9m. Magnetism.
tf agnetizir, va. To toncb with the magnet
■Magnifloam^te, ad. Magnificently, nobly.
M^ifioir, va. To magnlfv, extol
Magntlleat, «. com. Mi^lflcat, the song of
tfie Virgin. [splendor.
Magnlflcenoia, »/. Magnlloenoe, grandeur,
Mi^ifloo^ ca, a. Magnificent, splendid,
grand. [eur.
ifaignltfid, 9f. Magnitude; greatneea, grand-
IMgno, na, a. Oreat: as At^andro tlma^
1M\ Alexander the Groat
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Magn6Ua, tf (Bot) Maenolia.
Mflgo, ga, 9. Miagi ; ma^clan ; neoromanoer.
M&gra, ^ Slice of pork, iMcon, Ac, an4
Magrica, Ula, ita, 9f. A small rasher.
Magro, gra, a. Meagre, loan.
Magriira, «/. Leanness, thinness.
Magiier, MagUt^ra, conj. Y. Aunque.
MagUSto, ta, 9. Y. KoviUo.
Magu6v, 9ni. (Bot) American agave.
Magaiflo, tm. 'Wild pear-tree.
Magi^o. 9m. (Nau.) Bave-hook for oukuin.
MaffuIIado, da, a. and pp. of MaguUar»
Bruised, worn ont
Magulladura, */. Bruise, contusion.
Magullami^nto, 9tn. Bruising; contn^on.
MasuU^, vtK To bruise, mangle.
Manouic^tAno, 9. and a. Mohammedan.
Mahometismo, 9m. Mohazmnedanlsm.
Mahometis^, vn. To profess Mohamme-
danism.
Mah6n, 9m, Nankeen or nankin.
Mah6na, 9/. Turkish transport vessel
liaido. 9m. Y. MauUido.
Maimona, fjf. Beam of a horse-mill in which
the spindle runs.
Malmonetes, 9m. pL (Nau.) Pins for ropes.
Mais, ad, Y. Ma9 and Sino.
Maitin&nte, 9m. One who attends matins.
MaltinMo, 9m. Book of matins.
Maitinesj 9m. pi. Matins, a canonical hour
in Cathollo churches.
Maiz, 9m. (Bot) Maize, Indian com. MaU
maohacado^ Hominy.
MaiziU, cm. Indian-corn field.
Mi^adiL 9f. Sheepfold.
Maiadil 9m. Land used for a sheepfbld.
Majadear, vn. To shelter a flock at night
laderazo, «m. Y. Majaderon.
iaderia, «/ Absurdity, nonsense,
iaderillo, 9m. Bobbin for lace.
Jad^o, ra, a. Dull, foolish, silly.
Mi^ad^ro, 9m. Gawk, a bore; place where
hemp Is beaten. Majadero9, Bobbins ft^«
bone-lace.
Mi^ader6n, 9m. A great gawk, a great fool
Malad6r, ra, «. Pounder, Drulscr. [Ing
Miyadura, ijf. The act of pounding or bruis
Ml4agr4nza^ 9m, (CoL) A stupid orutei
Maligna, 9m. Hibiscus tiliaoeus, a SouUi
American tree, ft-om the bark^ of which
tlie strongest and most durable 'cordage is
madCb [stoDesL
Midtoo, 9m. A landmark made of a neap ol
MfO^iS i'<>> To pound; importune, moleet
M^arrina, ^. Fresh jx>rk.
M^jinea, ^ (Prov.) Dining of vines.
Mi^nc/tr, ff^i. (Prov.) To dig about vtneS:
and clear them of weedn [dreaa
M^^da, ^, (OoU.) Spmcenoss or fineness la
Mi^Mtlid, 4/! Majesty, dignity; eraadcnr*
gravity; royalty; power, sovereignty, cl»
vatlon.
Mi^est^eo, sa, a. Y. Majantuoao.
MatestuoearotintcL ad. Majestically, ktni^y.
Majestnosidid, ^ Mi^osty, dignity.
Mi^e6tn680| sa, a. MiOestio, august, grand;
stately.
MAJo, ta, «. Boaster, braggart
MAKiat a. Gallant, gay, spruce.
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MAL
MAL
IffUoUr, 9a, To imt strtpe to the eboes.
tiiu^roa, ^ y. MoBorca. [shoe-string.
BCaiu6I«, ^ Fruit of tho white hawthorn;
MiUuelo, «m. Vine nowly planted.
Mai, 9m. Kvll, harm, hart, injaryi mischief;
tllnees; imperfoctioii ; fanft. — ad. Badly,
imurionsly, ill
Mala, «/. Midi; mall-ba?. [tn Mexico.
Malacate, sm. A capstan fcr draining mines
Malucho, a. V. Mu/ucho.
Malaoostumbrado, da, a. Having bad hablt&
Malacnenda, {/.' Coarse cloth of tow. Y.
UoMogo. [bees swarming.
Malagdna, ^f. Pole with dry furze to eaten
Mal^nioto, «/. Tabasco pepper.
Malamcnte, ad. Badly, wickedly.
Malandanza, »/. Misfortune, calamity.
Maiand^, «m. Wild hog. [penrerse.
Halandrin, tm. Highwayman. — a. l^ign,
Mali^ga, «/ A fluinaccous root of greet oon-
sumption in Cuba.
Malaquitea, ^. (Min.) Malachite
Maldto, «fik (Chem.) Malate.
MalavenSdo, da, a. and «. Quarrelsome, mis-
chievous person.
MalaventCira, ^f. Calamity, mlsfortane.
Malaventurddo, da, a. Unfortunate, ill-fitted.
Malbaratad6r, ra, «. Spendthrift, prodigal
Malbaratdr, va. To misspend, lavish ; under-
sell
Maicar&do, da, a, Orim-faced, foul-flieed.
Malcasddo, da, a. and pp, of Maloamr.
2iot well miurried.
Malcaaur, va. To marrv against one's will —
- er. To contract an improper or unfortu-
nate marriage.
ilalc^, «m. Treason, turpitude, crime.
Maloocinddo, sm. Tripes, liver, and lishts;
a tripe-house. [wholesome food.
Malcomido, da, a. Hungry, destitute of
Maloontdnto, «m. Malooonient; pumbler.
Malcont^nto, ta, a. Discontented, maleoon-
tent
Malcorte, tfm. Transgreeslim of mountain
laws in cutting wood or making charcoal.
Malcr{Ado,da,a. Ill-bred, clownish; spoiled,
as applied to children.
Maldud, ttf. Wick<)dneaB, iniquity; guilti-
ness, criminali^.
Maldecid6r, ra, t, Detracter; swearer.
Maldecir, va. To ourse, aocurse; detract
Maldioho, cha, pp. Aocursed; calumniated.
Maldlddnte, pa!* and «. Curser; slanderer.
MaldiciiSn, ^. Corse; imprecation; divine
chastisement
Maldita, a/. (Coll ) Tho tongue. SoUar la
fnaldUa^ (Coa) To tell one's aiind very
freely. [damned.
Maldito, ta. a. Perverse, wicked ; accursed,
MaloabilidM. iff. Malleability.
MaleAble, a. Malleable.
Maleaddr, ra, «. Rogue, vIllMn, cormpter.
Malei&nte, «m. Comipter.— pa. Corrupting.
Hale&r, va. To pervert corrupt, ti^ure.
Malee<Sn. am. Dike, a mound.
Maledloonda, ^ Slander, calumny, obloqur.
Maleflo6iiola, ^ ICeohievonsnesa, uialefi-
cence.
Ualefldad6r, ?a, am. ard/. Makfkctor, mal-
eflo.
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Malettcliir, va. To adulterate, vitiat4. bry
witch. [chantMicnt
Malefido, sm. Hurt, injury; witchcraft, en
Mal^lloo, ca, a. Mischievous, injurious, ea
pccially by witchcraft
Maluta, ^ rortinanteali, valise^
Maleturo, sm, Uameea-maker ; portman
tcau-maker.
Maletia, qf. Malice; li^jury to the health.
Malotica, ilia, ita, ^ A small tortmanteau.
Malet6n, sm. A largo leather Dag on a Jc?*--
ncy.
Malevol6ncia, ef. Malevolence, ill-will
Maldvolo, la, a. Malevolent malignant mis-
chievous, [pieoe of groun d.
Mal6za, tf. Wickednees, nuiJioe: unfhiitfi
Malguma, 9m. (CbeoL) V. Ammgama.
Malgastdr, va. To misspend, waste
MalbablMo, diL a. Bold, impudent speech,
foul-mouthed.
MalhadMo, da, a. Wretched, unfortunate.
Malh^ehoi «mw Flagitious action.
Mallibcho, cha, a. Ill -shaped, deformed.
Malbochdr, ra, m Malefactor, offender, crim>
inal
Malherldo, da, a. Badly wounded.
Malhehr, va. To wound badly.
MalhumorMo, da, a. Ill-humored, peevish
having sross humor&
Malicia, iff. Malice, perversity. iHckedness
suspicion, apprehension; hypocrisy; nui-
cor.
MaliciAr, va. To corrupt adulterate.— wu
To construct; suspecC maliciously.
Malidosam^nte, cut Malidously. [od.
Maliddeo, sa. a. Malidous, suspidons, wick-
Malioo, ioa. Ulo, ilia, ito, ita, Ow dim. of Halo.
Malignamente, ad. Malignantly, mischio*
voualy, hatefully.
Malign^r. v<u To vitiate, oorrupt, deprave.
— vr. To become sore. [neas.
MalignidH ^f. Malignity, malice, perverse-
Mallgno, na, a. Malignant, perverse, ma-
licious.
Malilla, ^ Manille ; a game at cards like
whist (Coll.) Person full of wickedness
and malice. [knit; coat of nudl
Mdlla, «/ Moeh of a net JIacer rttaUa^ To
Mallir, va. To make net-work.
Mall^ro, am. Armorer.
Mall^tes, 9, pA (Nau.) Partners of the bcam&
Mallo, 9m. Pall-mall; bowling-green ; mal-
let [stintt^
Malmand^do, da, a. (Coll) Disobedient ob-
Mahnet£>r, vti. (Coll) To incline, induce tn
evil; engender qixarrels or difflcultioSk
Malmir^o, da, a. Impolite, indiscreet
M^o, la, a. Bail, ill; vidoos, wicked; tit
ful; sickly, ill
MiUo^ inUri. Bad ; so mudi tho worse.
Malogramiento, ftm. Disappointment
Malogr^, va. To disappoint disconcert
(Com.) To ^oil gooda— ^r. To fkil of SttO>
cess.
Mal^^n^, amw Dlsuipotntznait failure;.
Maloja, »f. (Am.) The leaves and stalks of
Indian-corn. [arranged.
Malordenido, da, a. Badly contrived, ill-
Malpar&do, da, a. Ill-conditioned, impaired.
Malparftr, va. To ill-treat, Impair, damageb
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IfalpazUJA, 9f, Woman who has miscarried.
MaJpariTf tm. To miscarry.
Malptlrto, tern, Abordoiu mlscarrlago.
Malquer^^ncta, «/ Ul-wtlU hatred.
Malqucnir, WL To abbor, bear ill-wllL
Malaui^ar, no. To excite disputes and quar-
relB. — vr. To Incure hatreo, displeasure
Malqulsto, ta, a. Uated, detested.
Biah-otdr, co. To misspend or waste one's
fortnne. [brious.
Ualsdno, na. Ck, Unhealthy, sickly; Insala-
llalsin, «fik Tale-bearer, mischief-maker.
Ifalsonimte, a. Doctrines o£fenslve to pious
cars.
Ifaltra6r, «a V. Maltratar.
MaItratamlento,«m. Ill-treatment; affliction.
Maltratdr, vcu To treat 111, abase, misuse;
spoiL
Mahrilto, wt, Hi-treatment
MalCicho, cha, a, A sickly person.
Milra, ^ (Bot) Mallows. Jfalrta hlanca^
Walteria iblscus. Malea ie^ (Cub.) used
as a substitute for te-a.
MalTadamente, ad. Wickedly, naughtily.
Malv^o, da, a. Wicked, insolent, vicious.
Malv^. am. Mallow ground.
Hal vasui, *f. Malmsey grape ; nulmsey wine.
Malvavisco. «m, (Bot) Marsh-mallows.
Halversacion, ^ Malversation; embczzle-
moot
Halversaddr, ra, «. Embezzler.
Malvers^r, ca. To embezzle. [thmsh.
Mai vis, Mai viz, «m. Bird rraembling a
Mam4. ^. Ma, mamma: a fond word for
mother. (Anat.) Teat, nipple.
Mamaciillofi, wu Dolt, simpleton.
Mamada, ^ (CoU.) Time which a child
takes In sucking.
Mamadcra, {/! Sucking-glass or breast-pump.
(Mex.) A coral for children.
Mamador, ra, a. Sucker, an infant
MamaI6co, wn, (Coll) Dolt, simpleton,
Mamuncia, ^, ChildlsJmess, silliness.
Mamnnte, a. Sucking. PianUnimamante^
Not one, none.
Irlamantdn, na, a. A suckling. [vonr.
Mamdr, va. To suck. (Coll) To cram, dc-
MamArio, rla. a. Mammary.
Mamarrachada, ftf. A collection of ridiculous
figures; a foolish action or speech.
Mamarrachista, WK (Little ua.) Bad painter,
dauber. [figure.
Hamarrdcho, wu A grotesque ornament, or
Mam^y, em. (Bot) Mammee sapota; mam-
me-tree. (W. Ind.) Sapotilla.
Mamellddo, oa, a. MammcUatcd, loose skln-
liecked.
&famel6co, vn, Mameluke,
jbfamiferofl, »m, pL Mammalia,
tf amila, ^ The round part of a woman's
pie.
brea3t round the nlppl
Hamilar, a. Mammlllaiy.
[mouth.
Mamilas. «/. jai. PapillsB of the roof of the
Mamdia, ^. Chuck under the chin.
Mam^n, na, «. A suckling; an effeminate
fellow.—^ First feathers on birds ; vonng
twlgSk U^^'sss.
MimtMo. sa, ct. Backing: applied to panic
Mamotreto, 9m. Memonmdora-book.
Ilamp&r*, if. Serees.
I Mampiros, 9m. pL (Nan.) Bulkheads. Jfatn-
paro9 ae quita y pon^ (Nau.) Ship and
unship bulkheadsw
Mampirl^ 9m. A wooden ladder or step.
Mampdrro, sm. Thump.
Mauipostear, to. To raise mason-work, o*
ment with mortar.
Mampostena, h/. Work made of stone aod
mortar; a covered battery.
Mampost^ro, «m. Mason.
Mampresdr, va. To begin to break horses.
Mampucsta, (/. Bow of bricks. [work.
Mampu^sto, 9m. Materials for raising mason-
Mamular, ea. To play with the breast: ap-
plied to children.
Mamulldr, va. To chow; mutter; mumble.
Man, ^ A' man »alta^ Without risk;
easily. . [also a tart
Mani, 9m. Manna, a gum from ash-treea»
Manada, ^ Flock, herd; handAil; help,
cluster. A' manaduA, In troops or crowda.
Manadora^ 9f. Strainer. [herdsman.
Manad^ro, 9m, Source, spring; shepherd,
Manad^ro, ra, a. Sprin^na;, Issuing.
Manadilla, »/. A small flock.
Man&nte. pa. Proceeding, issnlng.
Manantldl, sm. Source, spring; origin.
ManantiAl, a. Flowing, running.
ManAr, ^n. To spring fVom ; "distil ttom ;
proceed, issue ; abound.
Manati, ManAto, 9m. (Ichth.) Manatl, seft-
cow; a whip made of Ita bide.
Mandza, t^. A large hand, a mutton-fist
Munca, ^f. V. Manco.
Mancainl^nto, 9m. Want, defect, privation,
deficiency.
Mandir, 'oa. To maim, disable.
Manceba, ^f. Mistress, concubine
Muiceb^te, «m. V. Mancebico.
Mancebico, illo, Ito, «m. A little young man.
Manc^bo, ba, «. Person under forty years of
age. Mancfho de mercader^ Shopman,
shop-boy, clerk; joumevman.
Mancel, 9m. Bendezvous ibr travellers and
caravans.
Mancer, 9m. Son of a prostitute.
Manc^ra, f\f. Plough-tail, handle of a ploagfa.
Mancerina, ^ Saucer. V. Macerina.
M&ncha, »/. Stain, spot; blot; stiinna; ground
covered with copse and weeds; blemish.
Manchfido, da, a. Spotted, speckled.— j?j>. of
Manchar.
Manchur, va. To stain, corrupt; daub ; dark>
en; tarnish one's name and reputation.
Manchar pap&l, To scribble.
Mfuicb^ga, «/. A worsted variegated garter.
Mancbica, ilia, Wa, «f A small stain or spot
Manch6n, 9m. Si>ot where grain grows rank
or thick.
Man cilia, ^. Woun«l, sore; spot blemish.
Manclpdr, va. To subject enslave.
Manco, ca, a. liandless, one-handed ;
maimed; impcrfexjt [perron.
Mdnoo, ca, «. A handloss or a one-handed
Mancom^n, 9m. Concurrence of persons ist
the execution of any thing. JJ9 manco-
mtm, Jointly, by common consent
Manoomunadam^nte, ad. Conjointly, by
common consent
MkneomonAr, va. To aMOoiato. (Lam) To
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mutoallj. — vr. To act together.
ICanoomanidAd, ^. Union, ooi\}anetion, fd-
lowsblii.
Manco^raa, »/. An instrument of tortnre.
Miknda. if/: Offer, proposal ; legacy, bequest
Mandadera, tt/. V. DetnandcuUra.
Mandadero, ra, a. Porter, measenffer.
Mitndudo, «m. Mandate, oommana ; errand,
meanage. [peremptory :>rdcr.
Mandanuento,«nk Precept; commandment;
MandAnte, pa. Conmianding.
Mnndar, «& To command, order, ordain,
enact; lead; bequeath; send, transmit
Uandarin, «m. Mandarin. Parge sledge.
Mandiinia, ^ (Nau.) Iron hammer, maul, a
iUndatario, «m. Attorney, agent; manda-
tory; mandatary.
Mandato, wk Mandate, preoept injunction,
order; charge, trust commission.
M^nde, intari. (Nan ) Holla I
Mandibula, if. Jaw-bone, mandible.
MandibuUr, a. (Med.) Mandibular.
Mandil, em, CoinA ^;>ron.
Mandil&r, wk To rub down a horse.
Mandilejo, «m. A small ragged apron.
Mandilete, sm. (Gunn.) Door or the port-
bole of a battery. [turdly fellow.
Mandil6n, sm. {ColLs Coward, a mean, das-
Mindo. am. (Command, authority, pow^.
Mand6ble, «m. A two-handed blow ; a severe
reprimand. [«. An imperious person.
Mand6n, na, a. Imperions, aomineering. —
Mandrachdro, «m. Proprietor of a gaming-
bouse.
Mandricho, am. Gambling-honse.
Mandrag6ra, ^f. (Bot) Mandrake.
tiandrla, am. Coward, poltroon.
Manducaddn, af Mandui^on.
Manduc&r. to. To manducate, eat chew.
llanducatoria, mT Dining-room, refectory.
Man^ ^ Shaoklea, fetters.
Maueir, va. To chain, shackle.
Maneclca, ita, s/T A small hanu. ^^
Manecilla, ^f. A small hand ; a mark (^^
or index: handle of a pluugb; book-
clasp ; hand of a clock or watch ; tendril
of vines.
ManeJ&ble, <7, Manageable, tractable.
Maodido, a, (Pict) Handled.
Manejdr, rcu To manage, wield; train a
horse; conduct govern, self-govern, con-
trive; hand.
Msni^o, am. Emplojrment handling; man-
agement conduct; horsemanship; In-
trigue, device.
Mane6ta, «< Shackles, fetters.
Manira, if. Manner, lorm ; method, mode ;
deportment; style in painting, or carving
in stone.
Mandro, ra, a. Tamo.
M&nes, am, Manea, ghost of the dead.
Manezn^la, 4/. A small hand; a clasp, a
buckle.
Minfla, </r ((>olL) A concubine.
Mjknga, ^f. Sleeve; arm of an axletree;
llqnor strainer; cloak-bag; a travellings
cloak.
BCangiy&rro, am. A long, {U-shaped sleeve.
liftngaa^aa, ^. Manganese.
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Manganllla, ^ Sleight of hand; pole ta
gathering acorns.
Mangla, 4/C Qnm of the rock-rose^
Mangltf, am. Plantation of mangrove-troca
M&ngle, «m. (Bot.) Mangle-tree.
Mungo, atn. Handle of an ase. (Bot) IndUn
mango-tree.
Mang6n, am. V. Rtcaton,
Mangondda, ^. Push with the arm.
Mangoneiir, «n. To wander: rove; pry.
Mangorr^ro, ra, a. Wanderhig, roying.
rambling; halted.
Mang6te, am^ A large wide sleeve,
lifangu&l, am. Weapon with iron chidns ter*
minated by balls attached to it.
Mangu^ra, tf. Hose for liouids or water.
Mangudta, jj/C Bladder and pipe for clysters;
Jamb of a elass-door.
ManguilUs ^. A small sleeve.
Manguita, ^ Y. Fund<i. Y. MangvitUa.
Manguit^ro, am. Muff-maker or seller;
leather-dresser. [elbow.
Manguito, sm. Muff; sleeve tight firom the
Mani, am. (Am.) Pea-nut Y. CacahuaU,
Mania, tf. Mania, firenzy, madness ; extrav-
agance, [frantic
Mani&co. ca, a, and a. Maniac, maniacal,
Manidlbo, a. White-footed horse.
Maniat&r, wi. To manacle, handcofil
Manl&tico, ca, a, Y. Mcmlaco,
Manic6rdio, am. Maniohord.
Manic6rto. ta, a. Illiberal, parsimonious.
Manida, w, SiUnsion, abode, nest.
Manldo, da, a. Hidden, ooncealed.
Manllhcero, ra, a. Intriguing, meddlesome,
intrusive.
ManifiictAra, << Y. Mant^ctura.
ManifestAble, a. Maniflsstable, ostensible.
Mantfestaci6n, t(f. ManiibstaHon, declara-
tion, explication ; also a writ
Manifostaddr, ra, a. Discoverer, publisher.
Manifost&r, eo. To discover, manifest ex
hibit declare.
Manifestam^nte, €id. Manifestly.
Mantfldsto, ta, a. Manifest plain, open, clear.
Manlfldsto, atn.. Manifesto, public protmta-
tion. Tquartcr-deck.
ManiguStaa, tf. pL (Nan.) Kovels on the
Mani0iet6nea, am. pi. (Naa) Snatch-cleats.
Manna, af. Handle of a tool ; shacklc^ band-
cnffli; ring or brace.
ManU^ro, 9m. Manager, foreman.
Manil&rgo, ga, a. Large-Uianded.
Manilla, ^ Small hand; braoelst; book
clasp; handcnfC
Maniobra, tf. Handiwork. (MIL) Manom-
vre. (Nau.) Working of a ship, i/onto
hraa, rigging.
Manlobrdr, ta. To work with the hands
(Nau.) To work a ship. (Mil.) To ma-
noBUvra. [tlcliin,
Maniobrista, am. (Nan.) A skilful naval tui>
Mani6ta. ^f. Manacles, shackles, handcuff^
ManlpMio, am. Bawdry, pollution.
Manipulaci6n, tf. Manipulation. [tor
Manipul&nte, <m. Administrator, ncgotia-
ManlpuUr, ta. (ColL) To handle, manags
business. [priest
Manipnlo, am. Maniple or fbnon cf olRciatinf
Maniqnelsmo, «7a Manichelsm.
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Ifanlqnte, a, a, Manichean.
Alantqui, tm. Manikin. [der; mellow.
Manir, wl To ke«p meat nntll it grows ten-
Manir6to, ta, a. Extravagant, waateful.
Manila, «/. Small pretty band; also the
hour-band. [lazjr.
Manivado, cia, a. Emptj-handcd ; Idk,
Manjar, am. Food, vlctuabi ; refection.
MafOelin, «m. Weigbt used for diamonds.
Mauolar, va. To carry a hawk.
ManJorhUla, ^. Excessive eating:
Maniev4r, va. To contract
Man 116 ve, tm. A deposit of a chest said to
contain valttableSi bat which contains
only stone.
M&no, ^ The hand ; forelbot of a qnadm-
ped ; foet of cattle cut off; trunk of an
elephant; pestle: hand of a dock or
watch ; first hand at play ; qulro of pa-
per; body of men ; first coating.
Man6bn, ^ Baw material
Man6bro, am. A hodman, hod-carrier.
liianobr^ro, «m» He who cleans fountains or
aqueducts. [fkgot
Manojico, illo, Sto, tm. A. small bundle or
ManojOf tm. A handftJ, a bunch, a fiigot.
A' mcmoJoSf Abundantlr.
Manola, y A common girl, a low wench.
Man6mecro. «m. (PhySL) Manometer.
Man6pla, v. Qaontlet; coachman's whip.
Manoseir, wl To handle, touch, feel; rum-
ple.
Manoe6o, 9m. Handling.
2d[anotAdii, ManoU^ a. Blow, a cntt.
ManoteAdo, am. V. Manotfo.
Manote^, va. To strike with the hand.—
vn. To wring the hands flrora emotion.
Manot^o, 9m. Blow or box; also gesticula-
tion.
ManqueAr, vn. To affect the cripple.
Manquedad, f< Lameness; defect
Manqu^ra, 9f I^moncsa, fonlt, defect
Manquillfi, Ula, ito. ita, a. dim, of Manoo.
Manftuntote, <uL Meekly, quietly.
Mansed^mbre, »/. Meekness, gentleness,
mildneea.
Man8^6n, na, a. Tame.
Manser, am. Bon of a prostitute. [sion.
Mansion, ^. Stay, sojourn ; liabitatfon, man-
Mansiondrio. n. Applied to ecclesiastics who
live in a cloister.
Mansico, ica, ito, ita, a. Yery tame or mild.
Manaito, ad. Y. Quediio. [mild.
Mdnso, sa, a. Tame; meek, gentle; quiet
M&nao, am. Male which guides the flocks;
manor, manor-house.
M&nta, f^ A woollen blanket; domestic
cotton shirting ; tapestry, paper-hanging.
(Mil.) Mantelet; thrashing, drubbing.
Mantaterilla, ^f. Coarse hempen doth fat
blankets^
ManteadAr. ra, i. Tower In a blanket
Manteaml6ntn, am. Tossing In a blanket
ManUAr, va. To toss in a blanket
Bfantdca, tf. Lard, Ikt; pomatum.
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MantecAda, ^ BQtt4
MantecAdo, am. Butter-cake.
Mant6e6n, am. Milksop ; sweet-tooth.
Manteo6ao, sa, a. Battery, mellow.
Mantehta, tm. Btndent in unlversltiei.
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Mantel, am. Tablecloth; altar-doth. Za.
vantar lot mantslM, To clear the tables
Manteleria, ^f Table-linen.
Mantel^ta, ^. Mantelet, mantilla.
Mantelcto, am. A bishop's mantle ; nuintelat
of a parapet
Mantellina, ^. A mantilla.
Mantenedor, am. Maintainer. [porti
Mantenuncia, «/ MalnieDance, aliment sup*
Man toner, ra. To maintain, support, sua>
tain; hold op; persevere, perblsi; ooa*
tinue.
Mantenl^nte, wu A violent blow with both
hands. A' mantenUnte^ With all one'a
might
Mantenimi^nto, am. Maintenance^ aoste-
nance, subsistence ; livelihood; ration^.
Mant6o, am. A long mantle worn by priesta
and students; woollen petticoat
Mantequdra, ^/T A chum, butter-bowl ; but-
ter-woman, dalrvmald.
Mantequ^ro, am. Butterman.
Mantequilla, ^. Butter; buttercake.
Mant^ra, t^. Mantna-maker.
Mantero, ra, a. Blanket mnnufSicturer.
Mantilla, af. Mantilla; also housing.
Mantillo, am. Short dung, rotten and well
mixed; manure.
Mantllldn, na, a. Dirty, slovenly.
Manto, am. Silk veil, a mantle ; doak, roba
of state; mantel-piece; veil, cover.
Mantdn. am. A large mantle; a kind of
shawl; trimming— a. Y. Jfaniudo.
Mant6do, da, a. Applied to fowls vrltb theii
wlnss falling down.
Manuable, a. Tractable, manageable.
Manu&],a. Mannal, handv; tractable, pliant
Manu&l, am. Manual ; Journal or account
book. ManuaUay Presents to choristeia.
Manualm^nte, ad. Manually. [to>L
Man(ibrio. am. Handle of an instrument w
Manuoodiita, «/^ Bird of paradise.
Manu611a, «< Handspike.
ManufaotAra, ^ Manuikctnre.
Manufacturer, va. To manufkcture.
Mannmisidn. ^ Manumission.
Manumiso, sa, pp. Emancipated.
Manumis6r, sm^jfLaw) Liberator.
Manumitir, va. To emancipate.
MAnus cristL am, (.Pharm.) A sort of elec
tuary or plaster.
Mannscritou ta, a. and a. Manuscript
Manutendon, ^f. Maintenance; support;
conservation.
Mannten^r, va. (Law) To maintain, support
Manutisa, ^. Y. Minutiaa.
Manzina, it/T An apple ; pommel of a sword:
Block of houses; a square meaauro ol
100X100 yarda.
Manxan&L V. Manaanar. Y. Ifanaano.
Manzandr, am. Orchard of apple-treea.
Manzanil, a. Apple-like.
Manzanilla, 9f. (Bot) Common chamomile.
ManaaniUaJtna. Golden eotuls. Small
ball or knob at the top of coaches, bed-
steads, Ae.1 small olive; lower part ol
the chin ; a small apple. [nillet.
Manxanillo, am. (Bot) Common manehi-
MonzanUlo, Sto, am. (Bot) Little apple-tree
Manzanita de ddma, a/. V. AoaroUi.
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UanzdnOf mk (Bot) Apple-tree.
Mint, «/ HandineM, sidll, contrlvanco; an
evil habit
Mafi&OH, »f. Morning, forenoon. De mano'
fMi, In the morning.— o</. To-morrow;
Aoon, erelong, immediately; exprossiun
of negation.
Maftanar, m. To arrive to-morrow.
Mafianica, ita. »f. Breaic of day.
Mai^e^r, ttt. To attain one's end by craft.
Mafleria, «/r Conning ; right of pOBSeeaion to
an ill'^timate succession. [tractable.
MaHero. ra, a. Dexterous, artful; meelc,
Maltosam^nte, ad. Dexterously; mali-
ciously, craftily.
MafSdao, sa, a. Dexterous, handy ; cunning.
Maiiu^Ia, tif. Low cunning, mean trick.
Miipa, «m. Map. Mapa-mundi, A map of
the world.
Map&lia, {< BheepfMd.
Miqnl, 9m. Kind of ^nger.
Maquiavelico, ca, a. Maclilavelian.
Maquiavellamo, «m. Machlavelism.
Maquiavelista, Bin. Macbiavelian.
Maquila, »/. Com for grinding; toll in gen-
eral ; corn-measure. [com la tolled.
Maqniland^ro, 9m, Measure with which
MaquilAr, va. To measure and take the
miller's dues for grinding com; clip, ro-
trench.
Maqnilero, Maqnll6n, tm, Y. MaquUar,
Milquina, 4{/^ A machine; engine; intrigue,
machination, contrivance.
Maquinaci6n, if. Machination, contrivance.
Maquinador, ra, t. Contriver, schemer;
plotter.
MaquinAI, a. Machinal.
Maqninalmdnte, ad. Mechanically.
Maquhiftnte, pa. and i. Planning, contri-
ving; plotter.
MaquTnu', va. To plan, contrive, conspire.
Maquin&ria, ^ Machinery ; mechanics.
Maquinete, 9m. Cbopplne-knifo.
Maqoinista. 9tn. Machinist, mechanist
Mar, 9. com. The sea ; Swell of the sea.
Alia mar^ The high sea. De mar d mar.
Copiously. Buja mnr^ Low water, ebb-
tide. Mar lUna^ High water.
Marag&to, 9m. A native of a town near As-
torga: ornament on tuckers.
Maragi^to, 9m. V. Foque, [matlzing.
Moran&ta, 9f. Maranatha, a form of anathe-
MardSa, */. Place impassable; entangled
silk or thread ; perplcxlt v, puxzle.
Maranido, da, a. Entangled, perplexed.
MoraHero, ra, Marafi6so, sa, a, Lntangling,
insnaring.
MaraHon, «m. (Cuba) A tree that produces
-, a gum resembling the arable.
Marosmo, 9m, (Med.) Tabes, consumption.
Mardtro, 9m, V. Ilinqjo.
Maravetli, 9m. MaravedL
Maravilla,«/. Wonder; admiration. (Bot)
Tumsol, heliotwpe. (Bot) Common
marigold. [wonder.— rr. To marvel
Maravilldr, va. To admire, regard with
Maravillo8am6nte, ad. Wonderfully, mar-
vellously, miraculonaly.
lfaravill6so, ta, a. Wonderfhl, marvellons,
astonishing, mtncnloos.
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Marbdte, 9m. Stamp on cloth ; label
Milrca, ^ A frontier province; the doi
measure or weight of any thing; mark in
paper: landmark, light-house; br«uid
J*ai€Mi </e wirtftvi. Buoys,
^farcaddr, «m. Marker, assay-master.
Marcur, va. To mark, brand; note, dcsig>
nate.
MaroeAr, wt. To shear.
Mikrclia, 4/! March ; a Jonraev of soldiers;
march, signal to move ; bonfire ; headway
of a ship. [tom-hoose.
Marchamir, va. To mark goods at the coa-
Marcham^ro, «f7k Onstom-hoose officer who
marks goods. [goods.
Marohimo, 9m, Cnstom-honae mark on
MarchAnte, 9m, Shopkeeper, dealOT.- -a.
Merchantoble. Y. MsrcantU.
March&r, vn, and r. To depart from a place :
to walk gravely. (Mil.) To march.
Marchizo, 9m, Braggadocio, boaster.
Marchit4ble, a. Perishable.
MarchiUkr, va. To wither ; ikdc.— rr. To <kU
away ; pine away.
Marchit6z, ^ Withering, Ikding.
Marchito, ta, a. Faded, withered, decayed
Marchit4ra, </r Y. MarchUse.
Marci&l, 9m. Aromatic powder.
Marcidl. a. Martial, warlike.
Marcialidiid^ Freedom, assumed liberty.
MArco, 9m. Door or window case; picture-
frame; mark; branding-iron.
Mircola, «/: Praning-hook.
Mar6a, f^The tide; sea-shore; surf; soft
uind ; street dirt Y. Mar.
Mare^e, «m. Art of navigation.
Mareamitoto, «m. Sca-sicknesa.
Mare&nte, a, Sldlled In navigaUon.
Mareiir, va. To work a ship; molest by im-
pertinent questions ; sell goods at aneJon.
Marear la9 vela9, To trim the aaila.- -vr.
To be sea-sick ; to be damaged at aeab
Mar^ida, ^ Swell of the sea. bead sea, aurC
MAre m6gnnm, 9m, Expressing abundance
or magnitude. [ation.
Mar^o, 9m, Soa-sicknoss ; molestation, vex-
Mar^ru, a. Sea-breeze.
Mar^ta, (/. Slight commotion of the sea.
Maret^o, 9m, Surge of Uie sea.
Marf^iga, ^. Rug, a bed coverlet
M4rfega, 9f. Sack of straw, coarse mattress.
Marni, 9m. Ivory.
Marfil^fSo, f!a, a. Belonging to Ivory.
Mdrga, Mariga, ^. Marl, loam; a coa»e
cloth, formerly used for mourning.
Margidita, nf. V. MarauetUa.
MargaII6n, «m. Y. PalmUo.
Margan6sa, 4/: Manganese. Y.Marganaa.
Mai^r, va. To manure with marl
Margarita, »f. Pearl. (Bot) Common daisy.
Mdrgen, 9nu and / Margin, edge, fringe;
marginal note. I>ar mdrgei\ To occa-
sion, cause. [margin on paper.
MargenAr, ca. Y. Marginar. To leave*
Margin&do, da, a. Having a mtrgin.
Marglnil, a. Marginal
Mai^nAr, va. To note on tho roargio.
Maigdao, sa, a. Marly, loamy.
Margrdva, mh^ Margrave.
Margn^ tf. Marl-pft
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Ifarbdjo, mi. Y. Marcjo,
Maria, tif. A white taper In t jo middle of
eiglit shorter jellow candlia, in Boinan
Catholic cbarchos. A'rbol </« maria,
Balaam of tola-tree. [Holy Virgin.
Mariul, a. Applied to books in praise of the
Marica, m/1 Magpie. V. Urraca, Milksop.
Maricangaya, ^ (Nau.) Spanlcer.
Maricdn, sm, Coveard, i)oltroon.
Huriduble, a. Conjugal, connubial
Haridablem^nte, ad. Coi\}ugally.
Maridaje, mn. Coi^ugal union; intimate
connection.
Harldiinza, f/T (Prov.) Treatment of a wife.
Harld&r, vn. To many. — va. To unite, join.
M arid&so, »n^ Y. Ourrumino.
Martdilio, MtK A aorry, pitUUl husband; a
amall, portable foot-atove.
Marido, tm. Hoaband. [man.
MarimachOf »m. Virago, a masculine wo-
Marlm&nta, tf. Bugbear, a phantooL
Marimor6na. ^f. Dispute, diflferenoe.
Marina, ^ The nary ; seamanship ; marine.
Marlnaje, wn. Seamanship ; sailors, consid-
ered as a body. [from the enemy.
Marin&r, va. To salt fish ; man a ship taken
Marinedr, ihx. To be a mariner.
Marinerado, da, a Y. Tripulado.
Marineria, ^ Seamanship; profession of
seafaring men ; the body of seamen.
Marinero, 9m. Mariner, seaman, sailor.
Marincro, ra, a. Beady to sail
Marinesco, ca, a. Nautical.
Manno, na, a. Murine, belonging to the sea.
Marino, sm. Mariner, seaman, seafaring man.
Marlon, Mar^jn, tm. (Ichth.) V. SoUo.
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Marlscaldto, «m. Marshalship.
Marisealia, iff. Y. MaHacakUo. [strand.
Marlse&r, va. To gather shell-flsh on the
Bfarisco, 9m. Cockles and other small shell-
flsh. [of the tide.
Manama, 4/C Lake formed by the overflow
Marismo, sm. Y. Salgada.
Marital, a. Marital.
Bfaritimar, vn. To lead a maritime life.
Maritimo, ma. a. Maritime, marine, [man.
MarltiSrnes, 9f. An ill-shaped, awkwanl wo-
Maij&i, tm. Fen, marsh, marshy ground.
MaiJDiAta, ^. V. Mojueia. [juelo.
Maijol^to, «m. Y. Jtfajualo or Ewpino ma-
Marl6ta. ({f. Kobe, Moorish gown.
Marm6Ila, «/ Flock of wool hanging from
fbe necks of sheep. [wool.
HarmelI4do, da, a. Having matted locks of
MarmitH, 4/C Kettle. porridge-poL
Marmit6n, irm. Scnlllon.
MdrmoL sm. Marble; pilUir, column.
MarnK>I4o, «m. A smsJl column of marble.
|Iamio1620f fia, a. Made o(| or resembling
msrbte.
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Marmeleria, ^ Any work made of marble
Marmoliata, «m. Worker in marble, sculptor.
Marmoraclon, tf Y. Batueo.
Marmoreo, ea, Marmoroso, sa, a. Marbled,
marmorean.
Marmota, h/. Marmot, marmotta
Marmoteur, uik To jabber.
Mjiro, *m. (Bot.) Germander.
Mar<yo, am. (BoL) Veionia oak.
Maroma, </. Bope. Andar en la mai'cma^
To dance on a rope.
Marques, sm. M&rauis.
Marqu^sa, ^. March ionbas.
Morquesddo, am, MarquLsate.
Marqnesioo, illo, ito, am. A young marquia.
Marqnesina, ^ Marquee, tilt over an ofil-
oer's tent
Marquesita, 4/! Mareaslte, a metallic fosslL
Marqucs6te, am. A large marquia.
Marqu^ta. tif. Crude cakt of wa-v.
Marqueteria, ^f. Cablnetrmannfactory ; mar*
quetry.
Mwquioa, Marquisa. ^ Prostitute.
M&rra, Y' Want, deflclency. defect; a kind
of pick-axe ; opening in vinea.
Marr^o, am. (Ichth.) White shark.
Marriyo, Ja, a. Sly, cunning, crafty, wily.
Marrdna, *jf. Sow, a female pig.
Mammalia, af. Y. Canalia.
Marrancho, Marranch<Sn, na, a. V. Marrano.
MarranC'ta, ^ A young sow.
Marrano, fnn. Pig, hog; rafter or wood-
work which supports a floor or cistern.
Marrano, na, a Dirty ; excommunicated.
Marrdr, vii. To doriato from truth or justice.
v. Ei'rar.
Marrasa, ad. Ix)ng ago, long aince.
Marrega, */ V. Marraga.
Marresoo, am. Straw-sack. Y. Jergon.
Marrino, da, a. Melancholy. Y. Amtirrido.
Marrillo, am. Thick, short stick.
Mdrro, am. Kind of game, quoits; slip of the
deer or bare In the chase; disappoint-
ment failure ; crooked bat.
^farrojar, va. To branch trees.
Marrun, am. Quoit pitcher.
Marroqui, ^. Y. TaJiUie. {rotctr.
Marrotir, va. To waste, misspend. V. J/ixl-
Marrubio^ am. Common white horehound.
Marruiiena, af. Cunning, craft
Marrullero, ra, a. Crafty, cunning.
Marscll^ am. A kind of short jacket
Mars^pla. iff. Spermaceti whale.
Mdrta, f\f. Fine marten. Martaa, Marteaa,
dreaaed marten skins.
MartagtSn, na, a. Cunning, artful person.
(Bot) Wild lily.
Marte. am. Mars ; iron. [slon.
Martolo, am. Jealousy ; an immodcraie paa-
Martea, atn, Tuesday. M&rUa da carnaatO'
Undaa, Shrove-Tuesday.
Martllldda, i\f Stroke with the hammer.
MartIIIad6r, ra, a. Hammerer, hammennan.
Martillar, va. To hammer. MartiUur ai
eabaUo^ To spur a horse.
Martilldjo, am. smith's hammer.
Martillito, am. A small hammer.
Martillo, am. A hammer; person who peri
severea In any thing. De marml9
Wrroght motaL
Digitized by VjOOQlC
MAS
UartiQ del rio, am, Y. MartituU.
Mftitin Peecaddr, «m. (Orn.) Kingftsber.
BlAitlnete, mn. (Orn.) Blr«i of the heron
family; Jack in a harpsichord; hammer
In copper- works; copper-mill
Martingala, «/ Martin^ [day.
Martiniega, ^f. Tax payable on St Martin's
MArtlr, «7». A martyr.
Martirio, «n. Martyrdom. [tyrdom.
Marlirizad6r, ra, «. One who commits m^v
Martirlz^, va. To put to death as a martyr ;
martyrize. [martyrs.
Martiro'6glo. sm. Martyrology, a register of
Marz&dga, rf. Tax payable in March.
Marzdl, a. Belonging to the month of March.
MarzeJtr, vcl. To cat the hair of cittio In
spring. [a hive in spring.
Bfarzto, %m. Catting if dry honeycombs in
M6rzo, am. March.
Mas, ad. More; bflt, yet; besides, more-
over. (Prov.) Farm-house and stock.
MAsa, 1^. Dough ; mortar ; mass of any thing ;
league, coalition ; farm-house and stock.
Mas&da, tf. Country-house, fjum-housc.
Masaddro, am. Neighbor.
Mas&r, rrt. V. Ama^ar.
Mascab4do, da, a. Applied to Inferior bus&t.
Mascada, »/. (Mex.) A silk handkerchief;
the Iron ring of the garroU.
Mascador, ra, «. Chower, masticator.
M&scadura, »f. Mastication, manducatSon.
Moscar, f>n. To chew, masticate ; pronounce
with difficulty. [mask; inasqucrnde.
KiAscara, «/ and com. Masker ; masquerador ;
Mascarada, «/. Masouerade.
Mascar^ro, am^ Dealer in masks.
Mascarilia, t^. A small ma»k; mould taken
fh>m the face of a deaa person.
Mascar6n, am. A large, hideous musk; hid-
eous or grotesque forms; ridiculously
grave and solemn.
tf ascnjAr, vn. (Coll.) To ma.<«ticato with dlf-
flcufty; pronounce with difflcnltv.
Maiwuliniddd, ^ Mascnllnlt>', manhood.
Masculino, na, a. Mascnllne, male, virile.
MascQllar. «c/. To fklter in speaking.
Masccor&l, Masegloom^, am. A kind of
game.
Mas^ra, af. A kneading-trough.
M aseria, Masia. af. Farm-house. Jer law.
Mai>et6ro, am. Masseter, a muscle of the low-
Masilla, ita. af. (Mil.) Pittance kept to pur-
chase shoes for soldiers; a little mass.
M&do, «m. Koot of the tall of quadrupeds.
Mason, am. Moss of dough given to fowls ; a
largo ma^
Masonlco, ca. a. Masonic [Bible.
MasAra. af. Masorah, a Hebrew work on the
Masoritico, a. Masoretic.
M^uo, ad. (Mex.) No matter, let it be so.
Haste. *m» V. MaattUro.
Mastel<^ro, am. Top-mast MaaUleroa de
JuanetA, Top-gallant masts.
Mastlcacl6n, af. Mastication.
MasticAr, va. V. Maaear fjid Ttumiar.
B(98tlcat6rio, ria, a. Masticatory.
Ifti8tlgad6r, am. Instrument put Into horses'
months to prevent their chewing.
yiigM\am.Y.Ma9Ulero. Upright post of
a bM or loom. M^atUdeharrena^^Yasik.
294
MAT
of an anger; trunk of a tree; wida Indlat
breeches.
Mastin, am. Mastiff: bull-dog; clown.
MasUna, af. Mastiff bitch.
Mastindzo, am. A larse mastlfll
Mastintllo, «m.~A lltde mastifC
M&sto, am. Stock in which a sprig is planted
or ingrafted. [leaved mint
Mastrdnto, Mutr&nzo, am. (Sot) Koimd-
Bfastuerzo, am. (Bot) Common cress.
Masturbadon, af. V. Onnniamo.
Mitta, af. Shrub, copse, young tree; abo a
sprig. (Amer.) A tree.
Mabw^ am. Old hare. (Bot) Y. Kit^ «6>
fniccL, A troublesome work.
Matacand61as, ^ Extinguisher.
MatachiOf am. Merry-androw ; grotesque
dance; slaughterman, butcher.
Matada, af. Slaughter, havoc.
Mataddro, am. Slaughter-house. [iddal.
Mntad6r, «7n. Murderer; murderous; honi»
Matad6ra, af. Mnrder^s.
Matad6ra, itf. daddle-gall on a horse*s back;
a foolish, troublesome person.
Mataf^i^go, am. Fire-engine. Matapugoa^
Fireman.
MatiUudio. am. Y. Cahatudo.
Matalahfiga, Mataleiiva, af. Y. Ania.
Mataldbos, am. (Bot) WolTs-bane.
MataI6n, MataI6te, a^n. An old wom-ont
horse. [Heap of divers thinsa.
MaUlotAJc, »m. (Nan.) Shin stores. (Coll.)
Matdnza.^/ Slaughter-yard; also the plaoa
where slaughtorod cattle are put up for
sale. ['>r molest
Mat^, txi. To kill, murder, execate, worry,
Matarife, am. Slaughterman.
Matasdnoa, am. Quack, chariatan; empiric.
Matasl6te, am. Bully, braji^oclo.
M6to, am. Checkmate. Dar mate^ To scoff
or mock. Size, as ased by painters and
gilders; gold or silver sizing; rough; alsc
fkded. [and barley.
Mate&rse, nr. To grow into sta!ks, as wheat
Matem^tica, af. Mathematics.
Mathemiticam6ntc <td. Mathematically.
MatemfiUco, ca, a. Mathematical.
Matemdtico, «m. Mathematician.
Materia, */ Matter, substance; subject;
canse. occasion. [Ingredient materiala.
Materi/il. a. Material ; rude, uncouth. — am»
Materialld&d, ^f. Materiality, coarseness.
Materialisrao, am. Materialism.
Materialista, a. com. Materialist
Materialm^nte, ad. Materially.
Maternal, a. Maternal.
Maternal m6nte, ad. Maternally.
Matemidid, af. Maternity.
Mat^mo, na, a. Maternal, motherly.
MatlgU^lo. Matihn61o, «m. FIgnre of a boy,
mule of straw, used at bull-flght&
Matiz, am. Sharle of colors. QntteiL
Mattzitdo, da. n. and //p. of JTo/Z^^r, Vario*
MatlzAr, f>a. To mix colors agreeably ; em*
hellish, beautify.
Mito, am. V. Malorral.
Mat6n, am. Bully, quarrelsome fellow.
MatorriLI, am. field fhll of bramblea ml
briers, a boshy place.
Mat6so, sa, a. Busby, oovored with copM.
Digitized by VjOOQIC
MAY
lCatric% ^f. A voodcn nitUe; Jiet; a cox-
comb. Dar matraca^ To banter.
MAtraqucdr, t?o. To jest, scoll
Matraqabta, 9m. Wag. lester, punrtcr.
Matraa, «/ Yeesel used by apothecaries.
Mairero, ra, a. Cunning, eagaclous. — sm.
ArtfUl knave.
Matricaria, ^f. (Bot) Comnion feverfew.
Matricida, «. com. Matricide.
Matricidio, «m. Matricl<lo.
Matiicula, «< Bister, list; matriculation.
Afatriculact6n. «/: Matriculation.
MaferlcalMo, da,a.Matrlcnlate, matriculated.
Matrtcolidor, «m. Ue wbo matriculates.
Uatriculir, eo. To matriculate, register, en-
rol
Matrimonlil, a. Matrimonial, connnbiaL
Matrimonlalm^nte, ad, Matrimonlallj.
Matrimoni&r, ©n, (Joe) To many.
Maferim6nio, 9m. Marriafre, matrimony.
Jfatrimonio raiOy Legal marriage not
consummated. [monl^ form.
Matriz, %f. Mother church; matrix, womb;
Matr6na, i^. A matron; a mtdwifn.
Matronil, a. Matronal. [In Buenos Ajroe.
Matur&Dgo, ga, t. Appellaoon of a European
Matronaza, ^. A corpulent, respectable mat^
ron.
Matute,«m. Smuggling; smuggled gooda.
liatnte&r, va. To smufcgle goods.
Matntero, am. Smuggler, contrabandist
Matutln&l, a. Matutinal.
Matutino, na, a. Matutinal.
Ma61a, «/C A thing of llttlo or no value; a
cunning, thriving man; an impostor; a
good-for-nothing fellow. [a frippery.
Mauloria, «/. Art in deceit and cunning; also
Kauldro, mn, Pleco-broker, iripper; cheat,
swindler.
MauIIad6r, ra, a. Mewing.
MaullAr, ffu To mew, caterwaul
MaulUdo, Ma611o, mm. Mew of a cat
Manldn, am. A great cheat: a scoffer.
HaQse6io, Mausoleo, «m. Mausoleum.
Maxilir, CI. Maxillary, maxillar.
Maxima, */ A maxim, an axiom; sentence.
MAximam^nte, ad. Chiefly, princlpallv.
M4xlme, ad, Princlpallv. . [great
M&ximo. ma, a. sup. Chlcf^ principal ; very
M&ya, »f. (Bot) Common daisy; May-gnoeo.
Mayador, ra, «. Mewer.
May^ tm, A flail ; a lover in oil-miUsw
May&r, va^ To mew.
May^to, 9m, Paper-mill mallei.; mallet for
beating paper In mills.
Mayo, *tn. May; May-pola.
Mayur, a. Greater, larger. Ifomhra mai/ot\
An elderly man. — *m. Chief of a commu-
nity. (>iau.) Main-call.—^ Ancestors;
superiors.
Mayora, */ Mayoress. [seer, steward.
Mayorul atn. licod shepherd; leader; ovor-
Mayor&na, ^ V. Mcjornna.
Mayor&EgA, 9/ The wife, or she who po»>
ee«8cs an entaile<l estate.
Mayorizgo, 9m> Bight of prirar»genltnre in
fnoceaslon. kc ; also an entail^] estate.
IfayorazgniUo, gnito, 9m. (Dim.) Y. Mayo-
rodBffo, o,
iliyoritgnltfs, 9m. (Law) Author on entalli
MEC
May.ircico, tea, illo, ilia, ito, ita, a. dimk. of
Jfaynr.
Mayord6ma, s/. Steward's wife: stewardess.
Mayordomn^r, va. (Little us.) To admin bter
an estate. ' [ship.
Mayordomia, itf. Administration, steward-
Mayord6mo, em. Steward; uu^ordoma
Mayordomo d€ propioa^ City steward.
Mayoria, 9f. Excellence, superiority: major's
commission ; mayor's office; ou^orl^, of
ago.
Mayoridi^ if. Superiority. [mar classes
Mayorista, 9in. Student of the highest gram-
Mayorm^nte, ad. Principally, chiefly. .
MayAscula, a. Capital : applied to letters.
M&za, 9f. Club; mace; pile-engine; also an
Importunor; pestles for eunpowder ma-
king; [dry, tough mass.
Mazacote, «7n. Kali, barilla; mortar, cement;
Maz&da, ^ Blow with a mallet; offensiva
expression.
Mazagitos, 9m. Noise, dispute, contention.
Mazam6rra, ^ Bread or biscuit dust ; any
thing broken into small bits; a Peruvian
pap. [el&
Mazandta, af. Apple-shaped ornament In jew
Maziq)in, tm. Marchpane.
Maziir, va. To chum milk.
Mazmdrra, ^f. Moorish dungeon.
M^zo, 9m, Mallet; bundle; any quantity of
things tied toeether; an importnner.
Mazoneria, ^ Masonry, brickwork ; relievo-
work. [com.
Maz6rca, ^ Spindle ftill of thread ; car of
Mazorral, a. Rude, uncouth, clownbh.
Mazorralmdnte, ac/. Kudely.
Mazote, 9m. A kind of oemeot or mortar ; 1
blockhead.
Me, pro. Me, the dat and accn. of the pro-
noun I, placed before or after a verb.
Meail^ro, am. Place for making water.
MeAdos, am. pi V. Orine*.
Meija, af. An ancient small coin of Castile,
duty on executions; the tread of an egg.
Mei^u^la,^/: Small p'ece attached to the
bits of a bridle.
Meap^rros, «m. (Bot) Stinking goose-foot
MeAr, «m. V. Orinar. [bixly.
Meato, «m% (Med.) Passage or pore of the
MeaAca, a/. (Om ) A sea-fowl
Meca, ^ Caaa da meca^ House of noise and
con(\ision.
Mecdnica, */ Mechanics. V. Maquinaria.
(Coll.) A mean action or thing.
Mec^nicaminte, nrf. Meanly, mochanlcalY*
Mec&nico, ca, a. Mechanical ; mean, servlla
Mecdnico, am. Mechanician; mecbanlcv
manuftcturcr ; handicraft [tlon.
Mecanlquez, ^ (Low) Meanness of occup**
Mecanismo, am. Mechanism. [maguey,
Mecdte, am. (Mex.^ Kope or cord roa<lo ol
Mecatito, 9m. Small cord, twine.
Meceddro, am. Stirrer for wort In a vat, »n4
soap in a boiler.
Meccd6r, am, V. Mecedero.
Meced6r, ra, a. Bocker ; rocking-chair.
MecedAra, 5^ Act of rocking.
Mec^r, t^ To stir, agitato, mix ; rock , em
die a child.
Meccre6n, am. (Bot) Mczcrcofu
Digitized by VjOOQlC
MED ,
Al^ohA, ^f. Wick for candles, k^\ roll of
lint pat into & sore; match-ropo; bacon ;
a lock of hair.
UcchAr, va. To lard with bacon ; staff
Mcch6ra, ^ Lardlng-pln.
Mochoro, «m. Tahe for the wick of a lamp;
socket of candlesticks.
UechlD^l, am. Sqnare stones left projecting
in a wall to be continued.
Mechita. »/. A small wick, a small match.
Iilech.jac4n, 9m, (Bot) Mechoacan bind-
Mecbun, mi . Lareo lock of hair; large match.
Mechdso, sa, a. Fall of matches or wicks.
M ec6nioi» «m. Meooniam of children ; meco-
nlom, poppy-Jaice.
M6da, a/ V. Uaciaia. [for drawing.
Medilla, f^, A medal (Sculpt) A target
MedaU^n, «m. Medallion. [shore.
Modano, MMado. «m. Sand-bonk on the se*-
Med&r, va. V. Hadnar.
MedSro, em. Collection of vine-shoota.
MMla, </: Stocking. Media* liaaa. Plain
hose. Media* ktbrada*^ Flgared bos*.
Medias-msdia*, Socks.
ModiadiSn, */. The nearest distance of one
thing from another: mediation, interven-
tion. (Mas.) Doable bar.
Mediador, am. Mediator, intercessor.
Medl&na, */. Flesh of the shoulder near the
ntnJc of animals ; household bread.
Medianamonte. ad. Moderately, so so.
Mediad6ra, Mediim6ra, ^ Medtotreas.
Medt&dos de (A'), adv. About the midst of.
Medianeria, »/. Bound or limit; moiety;
partltlon-walL [intermediate.
Median'^ro, ra, a. Mediating, hiteroeding;
Medianiro, *m. Mediator ; go-between.
Mediania, Mcdianidad, »/. Moderation, tem-
perance; mediocrity.
Medianil, ayn. (Agr.) Middle-piece of ground.
Medianista, «m. Student of the foarth class
in ^mmar.
Medinno, na, a. Middling; mediocre.
Meditinos, »nu pL In grammar-schools, the
fourth class.
Mediate, ad. By means of. by virtue of. —
pa. MediatiDg, intervening.
Modi&r, vn. To come to the middle of a
thing; intercede, mediate.
Mediatamdnte, ad. Mediately.
Mediato, ta, a. Mediate.
Mediat6r, 9m. Orabre, game at cards.
Medicable, a. Curable, medicable.
MAdlcament^, ad. (Little as.) Medically.
Mcdicam6nto. «m. Medicine, physic.
ModicAr, va. To care; administer medicines.
Medicistro, 9m Quack.
Medieea, a. Applied to any of the four sat-
ellites of Jupiter.
Mediclna. ^ Physic ; medicine.
If {Klicin&l, a. Medicinal, healing. [idnes.
Modldnar, vo. To medicine, administer med-
Mundldon, ^ Measurement, mensuration.
M6dioo, 9m, Physidan.
MMioo, oa, a. Medical, medicinal
Medida, ^f. Measoro; mensnration; hoisht;
Mpronortion, relation ; moderation.
Medlaamente, ad. Mooerately.
Mediddr, 9m, Measurer.
MEL
Medieia, «/ A knitter of stookinzsw
Medi^ro, 9in. Hosier; a knltUr of stockings
co-partner in lands or cattle.
Medio, dia, a. Half Medio dia. Noon,
mid-day. ifadtfi nocA^. Midnight Jf«-
dio hermano^ Half-brother.
Medio, *m. Middle; measure, expedient, of
step taken in an aflUr ; way, means, meth •
od; medium.—;!)^ Bents, income, reve-
nue.
Mediocre, a. Middling, moderate, medlocrik
Mediocrem^Dte. cut, rLlttle us.) Meanly.
Medlocridad, «/• Mediocrity, amall de^eo.
Mediodia, */. Noon, mid-day, noonday, noon-
tide, meridian ; south.
Medlop&fio, 9m, Thin woollen doth.
Medlopart^vo. To divide into halrea
Medir, «a. To measure, compare, estimate,
scan a verse. ftemplatloD.
Meditaddn, 9K MeditaUon, oogftatlon, eoift>
Medit&r, wt. To meditate, oontemplate, con-
sider, muse.
Meditativo, va, a. (Uttle oa.) Meditattvo.
Mediterrweo, nea, a. Mediterranean.
M6dra, ^ Proficiency, improvement
Medr&r, vn. To thrive, grow rich ; improvAi
M<klro, 9m, Y. Medra.
Medroaam6nte, ad. Timorously, fearftilly.
Medr6ao, sa, a. Fearfhl, timorous, oo warolj ;
terrible, inspiring fear.
Med&la, or Module, ^, Marrow, modalla.
Medul4r, a. Medullar.
Meduldso, sa, a. Full of marrow.
Mef itlco, a. Mophitic, mephiUcal
M^o, ga, a. Oentle, mild, peaccfhl.
M^PcAna, iT. V. MaravUla M^jioana.
Mcgicino, 9fn, The Mexican language; Mex-
ican, [sugar and water.
Mdido, da, a. Yolk of e^va beaten up with
MejUU, 8f. The cheek.
MeliUdn, MUill6n, 9m. A kind of cockle.
Md6r, a. "RatiGt.—ad. Better : more exactlr.
Mcl6ra, */. Improvement, melioration, addl*
tlon. (Law) Appeal: leaving by will p
larger share than the legatee at law had a
right to.
MeJorAbie^ ad. Improvable. L^^^*
Mctjoramiunto, sm. Imprcvemont, meUora-
Mejohkna, a/C (Bot) Sweet maijoram.
M(jorar*«a. To improve, ineliorate, height-
en, mend. — on. TO recover from adisi^se.
Mejoria, ^ Improvement melioration ; re-
pairs; advantage; superiority.
MeltUla, */ A slice of toasted bread steepcfl
in houev; a slice of dry marmalade.
Melddo, oa, a. Of the color of honey : ap-
plied to horses; symp.
Moladucha, t^f. A coarse, mealy apple.
Molancolia, ^ Melancholy, gloom.
Melano61icam6nte, ad, (LiUle ns.) Mclan-
chollljr.
MeUmoolico, ca. a. Melancholy, gloomy, h^*
pochondriacal
Melancolizir, va. To render delected, dla-
pirit
Mel&nia, rf. A kind of silk stnfl:
MeIanog6go, am. Melanogogae. [x\elL
Melantena, •/! Bhuik mineral containing vtb
Melipla, ^f. Kind of appla
Melir, wi. In sngar-worki, to boli into eca
Digitized by VjOOQlC
MEM
i<0teiic7 of honoy; to deposit honey as
been. flasses.
Meliza, ^ (Prov.) Dnfcs of honey ; «6o mo-
Melc6ciuL, (f. Spiced cake of boney; molas-
ses candy.
Meloooh6ro, »m. Ginger-bread baker.
Helena, f< Dishevelled, loose hair; fore-top
of a horse's manew Trasr d la mdenOy
To compel one to act against his vflVL
Melcnudo, da, a. Hairy, luiving bashy hair.
Molera, ^ State of melons spoued by rain.
Mel^ro, mh Dealer in honey; honey pre-
serrcr.
Melesa, sf. Oandle-wood.
Melodcbo, 9m, (Ichth.) Dog-fish.
Helifero, ra, a. Melliferous.
Meliflcildo, da, a. Melliflooas, mellifloent
Kellflc^r, va. and n. To noAke honey as bees.
Melifloamtote, ad. MelUflnently.
MeUfloidAd, tf, MelUflaence, snavi^.
Meltflno, flua, ck Melllflaoos, meUlfluent
HeHidto, Ml. (Bot) BirdVfoot trefoil ; me-
lilot— a. SlUir, Btnpid.
Melindre, ^. A sort of fritters; pmdery;
fastidlonsnees.
Melindreir, vn. To act the pmdo.
Mellndr^ro, r% a, Pradlsh, fastldions.
Melindrillo, *m. Ferret, narrow tape.
Melindrtiflo, sa, a. Pradlsh, fastidious.
Sldlla, $/. Notch in a tool; cap. JTaeer
meiUiy To make an impr^sToiu [less.
Mell4do, da, a. Notched, hacked; tooth-
Melldr, «a. To notch, hack; tarnish.
Mellica, Melliza, ff. Kind of saosage.
Mellizo, z^ a. V. Oemelo.
Melldn, em. A handfhi of straw.
Meloeot6n, am. (Bot) Common pench and
peach-tree.
Me'odia, ^ Melody, harmony.
Melodiosam^nte, ad. Melodiously.
Melodldso, sa, a. Melodioos.
Melodr&ma, ^ Melodrame.
Meldja, »f. Metheglin, honey boiled with
water, and fermented.
Melon, «m. (Bot) Melon. Catartlmdon^
To sound or pump one.
Melonir, tm. Melon-bed. [melons.
MeIon6ro, ra, «. One who rears or deals in
Melosid&d, «/. Sweetness; meekness, gen-
tleness, [gentle, ple«sing.
MeI60o, sa, a. Sweet as honey; mellow;
Mel6te, wn. Molasses, treacle; conserve of
honey.
Melsa. 9f. V. Baxo. Phlegm.
Membrado, da, a. (Her.) Membered.
Membrina, ttf. Membrane ; a canL
Membrandso, sa, a. Membranous, filmy.
Membr6ta, sm. A note, nfiemorandum ; a
<»rd of Invitation ; an invitation.
Membrillar, «m. Plantation of quince-trees.
MembrilI6ro, Membrillo, «m. (Bot.) Quince-
tree; the quince.
MembrudamdDte, ad. Strongly.
Membrudo, da, a. Strong, robust, corpulent
Mementos, sftn. pL The two parts of the
mass, In which the sacrifice is offered for
tbo quick and the dead.
M^o, ma, a. Billy, foolish.
MemorAbM, Memor&ndo, da, a. Memorable,
notab'e.
MEN
Memorablem6nto, ad. Memorably.
Memor4r, va. To remember, record, Lien-
tlon. [eternal memory.
Memoratlsimo, ma, a. 8up. Worthy ol
Merodria, ^ Memorv; fame, glory; me-
morial; memoirs; bill, account; memo-
randum.—/>i Compliments, expressions
of kindness. [nal, brief
Memorial, 9m. Memorandum-book ; memo
Memoriausta,«mw An amanuensis; acopyict
Memori6n, 9m. A strong memory.
Memori6so, sa, a. Mindful, retentive.
M6na, iff. (Nau.) Girt or size of cordage.
(Ichth.) Kind of anchovy.
Menador, ra, «. Winder of silk.
Men^e, sm. Furniture, movables.
MenAr, «a. To wind, conglomerate.
Mencidh, »/. Mention, orid or wrltter
Mencionir, «a. To mention, name.
Mendlcacion, ^ The act of bcfKin^
Mendic&nte, €k Mendicant, beggmg.
MendicAnte, «m. Mendicant
Mendiddud, ^. Mendicity, be
Mendiginte, ta, «. Mendicant, 1 _
Mendig4r, va. To ask alms, beg; crarr
entreat
Mendlgo, 9m. Beggar.
Mendign6x, 9f. Beggary, mendicancy.
Mendosamente, aa. Falsely, erroneously.
Mend680, sa, a. False, roendadons.
Mendrugo, 9m. Broken bread given to bef
gars.
MendmgaUlo, sm. A small bit of bread.
Moneador, ra, «. Mover, manager, director.
Mene&r, v€k To move; manage, direct—
vr. To be brisk, smart ; waddle.
Meni^ 9m. A waddling motion of the body.
Menest^r, em. Necessity, need, want— p/.
(Coll.) Corporal necessities; necessary
tools of a workman.
Menester6s(x sa, a. Needy, necessitous.
Meni^tra, ft/. Yegetable soup.
Menestr&I, em. Mechanic, tradesman.
Mengua, ^ Decay, decline; Indigence;
disgrace.
Menguadam6nte, ad. Ignomlniously.
Mengu&do, 9m, Coward; an avaricious,
miserable wretch.
Menguido, da, a. Diminished, impaired;
cowardly; foollsli.
Mengu^nte, sm. Ebb-tide, low-water; de-
cline; decrease of the moon.
Mcngoiir, «n. To decay, decline ; foil ; nar-
row stoeklngs.
Meniantes. sm. Marsh-trefoil, buck-bean.
Menina, ^. In Spain, a maid of honor from
childhood. [bndn.
Meninge, 9f. Menina, or meninges of too
Menino. sm. Page of the queen and ifi/b9i-
tae of Spain. [verse.
Menip6a, </r Kind of satire In prose and
Meniqae, a. and a. Applie<l to the little
finder.
Menisco, sm. Meniscus, glass concave on
one side and convex on'tbe otiier.
Men)uS, 9m. (Bot) V. Benjui.
MeEJJdiUe, Menjiirje, em, (Coll.) Composed
beverage of an unpleasant taste.
Menol^o, em. Monology, the martyrology
of the Greeks.
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kf en^nU, ^ A black kind of bird.
Iklen6r, sm, and / Minor, under age ; mi-
norito, a Franciscan friar or nun.— pi.
Tlio tbtrd class in grammar ; minor orders.
Men6r« a. cotnp. Loss, smaller, younger;
minoritjr. Por menor^ By retail.
Menor^te, J. coU, Al tMnoreU^ AtlewL
Menorio, ^f. Inferiority, subordinatioL.
Menorista, «m. Btodont of grammar in the
tbird class. [with the exception oC
M^noa, ad. Leas, In a lower degree; except,
Menoecabad<)r, ra, «. Detractor, leesencr.
Menoeoab&r, «a. To impair, lessen ; reduce,
deteriorate.
MenoscAbo, am. Diminution, loss. [ibie.
Menoepreciablo, a. Despicable, contempt-
Menosprocladam6nte, oo. Contemptuously.
Menospreciaddr, ra, *. Contemner, despiser.
Menospreciar, vo. To underrate, under-
yalne; contemn. [tumely.
Menosprdcio, am. Contempt, acorn; con-
Mcnotisa, »f. Y. Minutisa.
Mens^e, MensiO^ria, «. Message, errand.
Mensi\j6ro, ra, «. Messenger.
Menstruadon, 9/. Menstruation.
MenStraAl, a. Menstrual
Menstmalm6nte, ad. Monthly, menstrnally.
Menstruiinte, a. Menstruating.
Menstrui^, m. To menstruate.
M^nstruo, sm. Menses, catamenla. (Chcm.)
Menstruum.
Munstruo, a, a. Menstmoas, monthly.
Mcnstrn68a, a. (Med.) Applied to menses,
menstruating.
Mensual, a. Monthly.
Mensualm^nte, ad. Monthly.
M^snla, ^ (ArclL) A prqjoctlng and sup-
porting member.
Mensura, 4/? Measure.
Mensurabilidad, sf Mensarabllity.
Mcnsur&ble, a. Mensurable.
Mensurador, ra, «. Measurer,
jfensur^l, a. Ajmlied to all measures.
Mensurir, va. V. M^dir and Jwtgar.
M6nta, tf. (Bot.) Mint [nownod.
Mentmio, ua, a. Famous, celebrated, re*
Mental, a. Mental, intellcctuaL
MentaIm6nto. ad. Mentally.
Mentis, va. To mention, record.
Mentifitro, sm, V. MaHranMo.
Monte, lif. Mind, understanding; sense,
meaning; will, disposition.
MontocattTin, */ Folly, absurdity, nonsense.
McntecaUJz, «/ (Uttlo us.) f'ooUshness,
silliness. [brained.
Mcntedito, ta, a Foolish, stupid^ crack-
Mentecaton, na, a. Very silly.
Mentid6ro, «m. Talking corner, where idlen
meet to tattle. [gainsay: falsify.
Montir, va. To lie; disappoint, deceive;
Mentira, ^ Lie, falsehood, mendacitv.
MenUrilla, Ita, f/C Falsehood told in Jest
Mcntiri^n, am. Great lie.
Mcntirosam^nte, a± ¥a\atliy. deceitfully.
Mentlrosito, ta, a. A little false, deceitful
Mentir66o, sa, a. Lying, meadadons; er-
roneous: liar.
Mentis, 9, You lie. or ttou liesL
Menuc61e«w 9m.pLy. Minuda:
Menudam6nte, cut Minutely, particulariy.
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Menude^, va. To repeat minutely ; happea
minutely; retail
Menud^nda, a/ Trifle; mlnntenesa. JTtf
nud^ncia^ Offal of young pigs.
Menud6o, 9m, Minuteness. MmenudM
By retail
Menud^ ra, 9. Dealer in tripe^ Ac.
Mcnudillo, 9nt. Extremities of anhnala.
Menudaio9, Qiblets of fowI&
Menndioo, ica, Ito. ita, a. Somewhat smaK.
Meniido. da, a. Small slender of body;
worthlesa; common, vnlgar; changn
mean. [fruits.
Men^ido, am. Intestines, riscera; tithe sA
Mciiique, a. The little finger.
Meollada, ^. Fry of brain.
Meollir, 9m. (Nau.) Spun-yam.
Me611o, 9tn, Marrow ; Judgment ; crumb ol
bread ; the substance of any thing.
Me6n, na, a. Continually making water.
Medna, ^. Now-born fsmale infant
Mequetr^fe, 9m, Jackanapes, coxcomK
Meram^nte, ad, Morelv.
Mer^, 1HX. To mix liquors; mixture of
wine and water.
M«^rca, ^f. V. Oompra,
Mercachifle, am. Peddler, hawlcer
Mercadinte, am. Y. Mercader.
Mercadeiu*, vn. To trade, traffic.
Mercad6r, 9m, Dealer, shopkeeper.
Mercad^ra, 4/! Shopkeeper's wife, trades-
woman, [trade.
Morcaderia, rf. Commodity, merchaftdiso;
Mercddoi am. Market also a mart
Mercaduria, ^ Merchandise, trade.
Morciil 9p%. Andent Spanish coin.
Mereibda, «/ Trade, traffic ; Merchandlsa.
Merctote, am. and <k Dealer, trader ; mer
can tile.
Mercantil a. Commercial
Mercantllmdnte, ad. Commerdally.
Mercer, va. V. Gomprar.
Merc6d, ^ Wages; gift, grace, mercy ; will
pleasure. VueaWa or rucsa tn^roed^
Your hcmor, your worship; a religiona
order. [hireling.
Meroeniirio, 9m. Day-laborer; mercenary,
Meroenario, ria, a. Mercenary, hireling;
a friar or mm of la msretid.
Merceria, ^ Haberdashery, mercery. (Am.)
Fine iiardware store. [keeper.
Mercero, am. Haberdasher; hardware store*
McrcbAnle, am. Merchant also -a merchant*
vessel
Merculino, na, a. Belonging to Wednesday.
Mercuriul tn, and a. Mercurial atlal of
madieinaly Annual mercury; mercurial
Mereurino, na, a. Eelating to Wednesday.
Mercfirio, am. Mercury ; planet Mercury.
MerdeU6n, na, a. Slovenly, dirty.
Merd6ao, sa. a. Nasty, filthy.
M6re, ad. V. MeramenU.
Mereced6r, ra, a. One who deserves reward
or punishment
Merec6r, ©n. To deserve, merit V, Lograr.
To owe. Merecaf el irabnjo^ To be
worth the while.
Mereddam6nte, ad. Worthily, desorve-ih
Mereddo, da, o. Meritorious, condiga.
Mereddo, 9m, Condign punlshmoau
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ICerwIini^Bto, nm. Oond!^it/, morlL
Ifcrendar, tm. To toke a collation between
dinner and sapper ; to eat the principal
meal at noon. — ca. To pry into; anilcl-
putc [oornAelda.
Merend^-ro, ra, ft, Fickinc an the eeeda in
Merend6na, ^ A plentifol collation.
Merrngue, am. Sweetmeat of sugar and
white of esgs ; a sort of march-pane.
Maretficio, cia, i. Meretricious.
Meretricio, tnu Carnal sin.
Meretriz, ^. V. Bamera.
Mcrey, y. (Bot) Cashew-tree.
Mergansar, «m. (Om.) Goosander.
M rgo, 9m, (Om.) Diver.
Meridiina, i^. Meridional llnow A' la msri-
diana^ At mid-day.
Meridi&no, rnn. Meridian. Jl^ridianoty
Gladiators.— <7v Meridional.
Meridion&lf a, Soutbem, soatherly.
Meri^nda, ^ Luncheon, collation ; principal
meal at noon. (Coll.) Uamp-back.
Merindad, if. District of the jurisdiction of
% merino.
Meiino, am, Boyal Judge and superintend-
ent of sheep-walks; shepherd of merino
sheep. rtnre; also thick curled hair.
Merino, na, a. Moving from pasture to pas-
Merltam6nte« acU Y. Marecidament^,
Merito,«m. Merit, desert, excellence, virtne.
Meritoriam^ute, ad. Meritoriously.
Mcritorio, ria, a. Meritorious.
M^rla, trf. (Orn.) Blackbird.
Merll, mn. Oape.
Merlin, tm. (Nan.) Marline ; also a magician.
M6rlo, «m. (Icbth.) A sea-li&ii common in
the Mediterranean.
Merldn, am. (Fort) Merlon, part of the
parapet of a battery.
MerlCiza, am. (Icbth ) Cod.
. Merma, t/. Waste, leakage.
Mermkr, vn. To waste, diininlb/i, lessen.
Mermeldda, f< Marmalade.
M^ro, am. (ichth.) Pollock. [Halibat
Mem, ra, a.Mere, pure, simple.— «m.(Icbtb.)
Menide, V. PiUt^e,
Merodeaddr, am. Marauder, pillager.
Merodeir, vn. To pillage, marand.
Merodista, «f}K (Mu.) Pillager, marauder.
Mo^ am. Month ; monthly wages. Mtaea
mayorea^ Lost months of pregnancy;
months immedlatelr preceding harvest.
Mesa, 4/r Table ; the nre or viands put 0*1
the table; a flat on hills or mountains;
landlns'-plBce of a staircase ; set or rub-
bor. 3/^*rt/rfl«ort, Open table. (Nau.)
MeaaM da gttartiieion^ Channels of the
sbmnds. [stipend.
Mos&da, lif. Monthly wages or allowance ;
Mosuna, a/. (Nan.) Mizcn most or sail
Mcaar, to. To pluck otf the hair with the
hands. [wine made of the maguey.
MescAl, or MexeuL am, (Mex.) A liqdbr or
Mcscgueria, V^ Guard or watch of fruits or
grain ; collection among laborers for this
purpose.
Mesegu^ro, wn. Keeper of the fruits of the
harvest. (Prov.) The guard of the vine-
yard, [fruits.
IUsegu6ro, va. a, Bolating to th« harvest
Mesonterico, ca, a. Mesenteric
Mt'.sontorio, atih Mesentery.
Mest^raica, a. Mesenteric
MesM^ro, am. Journeyman who works fo
monthly wage^
Mcsuto, ^ Landing-place of a staircase
Meaeta de guarnicUm^ (Nan.) Back
stay stool
Moios, am. Messiah, Jesus Christ
Mesiiizgo, am. Dignity of McMsiah.
Mesilla, am. Small table; sideboard; screir
board-wa^es.
Mesillo, am. First menses after parturition.
Mesita, (if. A small tabic
Meson, am. Inn, public-house.
Mesoni^e, am. Street or place containlD
numerous Inns.
Mesoncillo, am. A little inn.
Meson6ro, am. Innkeeper, publican.
Meson^ro, ra, a Serving in an inn.
Mesonista, a. com. Waiter in an inn.
Musta, */t The proprietors of bUck cattle
and sheep, considered as a body. JR
honrado consejo dela Meata^ The bor
orablo board of Meata.
McHtono, na, a. Belonging to the mfata. V.
MoHtrenco. [ous; mesteo or mustee.
Mest'uo, 7A,a. Of a mongrel breed, hybrid-
Mcsto, am (Bot) Largo prickly ozik.
Me»t6ra, af. Meslln, mixed corn.
Mes6ra, jj/: A grave deportment; civility;
moderation; measure
Mesuradam^nto, ad. Gently, prudently.
Mesuriido, da, a. Moderate, circumspect
modest
Mcsnrur, ra. To act with wlemn reserve—
vr. To behave wiih modesty and i>m-
dence.
Meta, Ji< Boundary, limit Y.LimiU. Goal
Metacarpo, am, (Anat) Metacarpus, i>alm
of the hand. [nism.
Metacronismo, am. Metochronism, anachro-
Metafisica, ^f. Metaphvbioa, ontology.
Motaf isicam^nte, ad. Metaphysically.
Metafisico, ca, a. Motapliy»ical, aUtract
Metaf isico, am. Metaphysician, ontologiet
Meti'ifora, if. Metaphor, a rhetorical figure.
Metaforicamente, ad. Metaphorically, DgQ*
ratlvely.
Metaf6rico, ca, a. Metaphorical.
Metaforiz&r, va. To use metaphors.
Met41, am. Metal; brass, latton; couipaai
of the voice ; quality.
MetaUrio, Metalico, Metalbta, am. Metal-
lorgiiit; workman or dealer in motal.
MetAlica, </! V. Metalurgia,
Motiilloo, ca, a. Metallic; modalllc
Metalifero. ra, a. (Poet) Metalliferous.
MetalograOa, af. Metallography.
Metal Argia. ^ Metallurgy.
Metalurgico, ca, a. Selatlng to motallnrgj.
Metal urgico, am. Metallureist
Metalla, af. Small pieces or gold leaf used t«
cover parts Imperfectly gilt
Metalnorf66eo^ Metamorfosi, Metamorf6sia^
af. Metamorphosis, transformation.
Metastasis, ^ (Med.) Metastasis, remova.
of a diseaae fh>m one part to another.
Met^te, am, (Mex.) A curved grindlng-ston«
for maize or cocoa.
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ICetdtosi«» ^ (Bhet) MeUthesis, a tnliupo-
BiUon.
ICeuUrso, sm, (Anat / Metatanvfl, a part of
tbtf foot. [of new-born children.
MetCKi6r, ra, ». Smngglor; a meddler; clout
Meteduria, ^ Smuggling.
Metcmuerios, »m. A supornoroerarj in a
play ; a buRy-body.
Mutemnsicosis, h/. Metempsychosis.
Mete6rico, ca, a. Meteoric meteorons.
Metoorista, tetfu Meteorologist.
Mcto6ro. frni, A meteor.
Moteorologia, ^. Meteorology.
Meteorol6gico, ca, a. Meteorolc^cal
Meteorologista, 9m. Meteorologist
Met^, va. To place or pat in ; make, nrge,
move; engMge, induce; stake; deceive;
compress. — vr. Meddle, interfere; be fe-
miliar with a person ; choose a profession
or trade; be led astray, plunge Into vice.
MeUcul6so, sa, a, V. Mearoao. [women.
Motido, sm. Strong \ye used by washer-
Metido, da, a. Placed or put in or into; en-
gaged; deceived.
Metimi6nta am. Introduction, insertion.
Met6dicaaiente, nd. Methodically.
Met^dico, ca, a. Methodical
Met6dico, am, Methodist, name of the fol-
lowers of a sect of physicians.
Metodisla, i\f, Methodist, a religious sectary.
Metodo, %m. Method, manner, mode, order.
Metonimia, «/ Metonymy. [metonymy.
Metonimico, ca. a, Metonymtcal. relating to
Met6pa, af. (Arch.) Metope, an ornament of
the Doric order.
Metoposcopla, ^ Metoposcopy.
MetraUa, af. Orape. canister shot
Metr6ta, <A A Greek and Roman measure.
Metrica, ^ Metrical art poesy. ^
Mctricam6nle, ad. Metrically.
Motrico, ca, a. Metrical, composed In verse.
Metrista, «. V. Vertdfieador.
Metro, am. Metre, verse. [ness.
Mctromania, af. Mctroniania, rhymlng-mad-
Metr6poll, {/T Metropolis; archieplscopal
church. [op.
MetroiK>lititoo, am. Metropolitan, archbtsh-
MetropolitAna na, a. Metropolitan.
M6ya,«/^Klnd of large crab. [mortar.
Mezcia, ^f. Mixture, compound, medley;
Mezcl^le, a. Miscible.
Mezclwlamdnte, ad. In a mixed manner.
Mezcladilloa, am.pl. A kind of confectionary.
Mezclddo, da, a. Mixed, mingled; medley.
Mezclad6r, ra, a. MinglAr, compounder.
Mezclad&ra, Mezclamidnto, V. Mezcia.
Mezcl&r, ta. To mix, mingle ; unite; spread
false re;/ort8, sow discord.
Mczclilla, {/: Mixed cloth, gray. (VuL)
Pepper and salt
Ifezcoidnza, ^ A mishmash of colors.
Mezquinamunto. ad. Scantily, shabbily.
MezauindAd, 4^ Penury, poverty; avarice,
pa'triness, meanness.
Mezqaino, na, a. Poor, penurious ; niggard*
- ly, mean, paltry ; niggard, mean ; puny.
Mezqiu:<i. aj. Mosqu&
Ml, pn^ The objective case of the pronoun
yo : it *8 always governed by prepositions.
|f^ pro. itoa. My ; placed before substav*
MIL
I
tives as mifi is placed after them; tiioi
Mi amor or amor mio, M v love. Y . Mia
Mi^a, ^ Orumb; mouthftil; small coppcf
coin.
Miur, vn. To mew, as a eat [Miasmata
MIdsma, ^ (Med.) Mhurn or miasma— 77/L
Miau, am. Mew of a cat
Mica, a/. Mica, a genus of tales.
>licbito, am. Kitten.
Micho, cha, a. Puss, name of a cat
Micer, am. Ancient title of respect
Mico, am. Monkey. (0>1L) Libidlnlst
Microcdsmos, am^ Microcosm: man is hO
called. [augment sound.
Mlcr6fono, atn. Microphone, Instrument to
Micrograf ia, «/ MIcnigraphy, description ol
microscopic objects.
Micrometre, am. Micrometer. [soopIoaL
Mlcroscoplco, ca, a. Microscopic, luicro-
Microsc6pio, am. Microscope.
Mida,<i/rMlda,bean-nT.
MI6do. am. Fear, dread.
Mied^so, sa, a. Fearfbl, timorous.
M iul, am. lloney. Mi^ de eaha^ Molasses.
Mielga, af. (Bot) Lncem, (Ichth.) A kind
ofdog-flsh; a hay-rake; a strip of ground.
Mielgo, sm. A four-pronged pitchfork.
Mi^mbro, am. Member or limb; membei;
any branch or part of an integrat.
Mi6nta, tf. (Bot) Mint [while.
Mi^ntraa^ aa. In the mean time, In the mean
Miera, 4A Juni(>er oil ; resin.
Mi^rcolw, Ml. Wednesday. MiircoUacor'
f>lUo^ Ash- Wednesday.
M16rda, af. (Otll.) Excrement ftpces; dirt
MlerdacrCiz, ^ (Bot Prov.) aiiaie sparrow-
wort
MI6rla, ^(On.) Blackbird. V. Merla.
Mi6N if. Wheat and other grain of which
bread is made, corn.
Mign, iff. Crumb ; a fhigment of any thing; •
marrow, substance, or principal part
Migaa^ Crumbs of bread fried In a pan.
Mig^ia, if. A small bit of any thing. ITo
iieiia migaja ds juldo^ He has not a
prain of sense.— j?t Offals.
Migiydda, f*f. A small particle. [tlda
Migqjica, ilia, ita, u61a, nf. A very smau par*
Migai6n, 8m. Crumb : marrow, core.
MIgiu-, f)a. To crumble.
Migrat6rIo, rla, a. Migrating; migratory.
Miguel6te, am. V. Miqwldk
Migu6ro, ra, a. Crumby, relating to cmmba
iried In a pan. [rvoniam.
M^edicg^ ^. (Bot) Shrubby trefoil or do^
MiJero, am. Mileetonei
Miio, am. (Bot) Millet or millet panlc-graaa.
MiU sm. One thousand or ten hundred.
Mil en r€nna^ Milfoil, rarrow.
Milagrero, ra, «. A niracfe-monger.
Milagro, am. Miracle, wonder; offering o)
wax in commemoration of a miracle.
Vida y mUagroa^ life, character, and
behavior.
Milagr6n, am. ((Toll.) Dread, astonishmont
Milagrosam6nte, ad. Miraculously.
Mllagrdso. sa, a. Miraculous; niarve11o<na.
Mil4no, am.\Om.) GleaJ, kite. Meaa d*
tnUanoa^ Keen hunger and litUe to eal
bur of the thistle
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lOIenirlo, rla* a. liUIeoarx.
Ifilenirlo, mn, HiUennlom; miUenaiy.
Milengriw% ^ /Bot) Baptare-wort
Mll^no. sa, a. Applied to doth, the warp of
trhfch coDtaiDs a thonsand threads.
HUenr&ma, 9f. (Bot) Common mllfoU or
Jrarrow. V. Mil en rama.
I^ota, •/ (Low) V. Mik
MU^pora, s/. MilleM>re. [part of any tblnf.
Mil^iino, ma, a. Thoasandth ; tbonsandth
Mil^o, ia, a. Applied to ridloolooa tales for
pa»tlme.
Mnh6Jas» tf. CBoL) V. JiiUnrama.
Mlll&r^& Miliary, a cataneons disease.
Milicla, 9/. Art and science of war, warflire ;
militia.
MfUcitoo, Ml. Mllitla-man.
Miliciino, na, a. MUitary, mllitar.
MilionArio, »m. Y. MUionaHo.
IfUion^imo, ma, a, MiiUonth.
MiHtinte, a. Militant; military. [diery.
UintAr, im. Soldier.-^ MtUtary, tho sol-
Milit^. wu To serve in the army; bold,
stand good, go aeainst
Militarm^Qte, acT. Militarily.
Ifilitardn, sin. A military man who is
deeply versod in tho science of war.
liiDa, ^ Mile; eight stadia, or one thon-
sand geometric steps. (Nan.) Knot
Mlll&r, «m. Nombor of thousand ; a meas-
nre of cocoa.
MillarMa, ff. Several thousands. £char
miUaradas^ To brag of wealth and riches.
Biiiio, »m. V. jryo.
MiU6n,«m. Mililon. Millones, Excise levied
In Spain on wine, vinegar, &c. Sola de
mwoMt^ Board of excise.
MiUon&rio, mn. A person extremely rich.
Mlllon^slmoinu, a. Y. MUiorUttimo.
Mlldcha, </: V. Cometa.
Mil6r. cm. My lord.
Mlmado, da,' a. Spoiled, humored. Ki/fo
mimado, SpotlcKi child.
MImaddr, tm. (Little n&) Coaxcr. [pet
Mim6r, va.To coax, wheedle, fondle, humor,
Mlmbi«l, tm. Plantation ot osiers.
Munbre, sm. (Bot.) Twig of an osier.
Mlmbreir, «m. Y. Oimbrar.
Mlmbr6Bo, 0a, & Of tho nature of osiers.
Mlmbrira, 9f. (Bot) Osier.
MimbrcAl, 9m. Plantation of osiers.
Mimbr6eo, sa, a. Made of osiers.
Mimico, ca, a. Mimic
Mimo, 9fn. Bnffoon, merry-andrew, mlmfo ;
endearlngness, fondness; prudery; an-
cient mimee or fkrdcal representations.
Mimologia. 4;^ Mimology, act of Imitating.
Mim6sa, if. (Bot^ Mimoan. [fbnd.
Mim6so. sa, cu Delicate, endearingly soft,
Mina,^/; Conduit; spring or source; busi-
ness of great profit (Mil.) Mine. Mine
of minerals.
Minaddr, ra, «. Miner; engineer.
Mln&l, a. Belonging to a mine.
Minir, «a. To mine; sap.
Minarite, rnn. Minaret
ein^ra. if. Mine which contains metals,
iner^e, «m. Labor of mining.
Sineril, a. Mineral
Inerdl, wu Mineral, a fbssU body; ore ; a
MIB
spring of water; mine which oo::ialni
metak; the source of any thin^
MineraHzacidn, ^. (Pbys.) Mlner^lxatlos.
Mineral^gia, ^ Mineralogy. [ogy
Mineraldgioo, ca, a, Beluziglng to mineral
Mineralogists, sm. Mineralogist
Min^ro, sm. Mine; miner; source, origin.
Ming6n, mn. (Prov.) A great coward.
Minsos, »in.pL Small stockings.
Miniur, to. To shade % painting, miniate.
Miniatdra, ^ Miniature.
Miniaturists, «. eom. Mlnlatore painter.
Minima, ^ (Mus.) Minim.
Mlnimlsta, tm. Student of the second dasi
in Latin grammar.
Minimo, ma, ck Least, smallest— & Mintan,
religions order of St Francis de Patiia.
Minio, sm. Minium, an oxide of lead.
Ministerial, a. Ministerial.
Ministerlalm^te, ad. Ministerially.
Minist^rio, am. Office, public place ; manual
labor; ministry, the principal officers oi
government; ministry, the office of th«
minister or secretary of state.
Ministra, ^ MinistrcJA, she who serves;
wife of a minister.
Ministrad6r, ra, «. One who ministers.
Mini8trAnte,pa. Serving, ministrating.
Ministrdr, «a. and n. To minister, serve an
office or employment, perform the func-
tions of a public place ; minister, supply,
ftamlsh. [minstreL
Ministril, sm. An usher, also a constable; a
Mlnbtro, «fn. Minister of state; Minister of
a foreign power; potty officer of justice;
an agent
Minoracidn, n/. Mlnoration.
Mlnordr, va. To lessen, reduce, clip.— rn
To lower, fiUI. [or lessens.
Minorativo, va, cu Lessening, that decreases
Minoria, ^ Minority, the smaller number.
Minoriddd, ^ Minority, nonaee.
Minota6ro, am. Minotaur, fiibuTous monster.
MinAcia, ^ Minuteness, smallness; mite.—
pi. Minutiae.
M!inucl6so, a. Scrupulously cautious.
Minu6ta, ^ (Nau.) Shipwright's boat or
f>unt
nu6, Minu^te, mK Minuet, a dince.
Min6scula. a. Small letters.
Mlnfita, f^ Minute, first draft ot an agree*
ment; minute-book.
Minute, va. To take down the principal
heads of an agreement; make the firit
draft of a contract
Minutibrio, sm. Public register; record.
Minut^ro, am. Minute-hand.
Minutla, iif (Bot) Carnation, a pink.
Minntlsa, if (Bot) Sweet-william pink.
Mln&to, am. Minute; space of time.
3IiB6n, am. Name oflieht Infanuy in Spalh
Mifidea. ^ Worm. Y. T^ombria.
Mio, mia, i>ron. poaa. My, mine.
Mio, am. Puss, or a cat [niusclee.
Miogrikfla, a/! Miography, description of th«
Mlblogia, ^. Myology, treatise on mnsdeSk
MIope, a. Miope or myops.
Mi6pia, ^ Myony.
Miquel^to, am. Mlquelet mountain mlliti*
Mira,^ The aim of a gun; apolntofmafi-
201
Digitized by VjOOQlC
MIS
ouutical Imtnunents to direct the sight;
oaro; vigilance; expootation, design.
Win. itiUrJ, LooicI behold I take care I
Bilirabtil, «m, (Bot.) Summer cypress goose-
fbot; tind of white plum.
Mirabolilno, mtK. (Bou) Myrobalan.
Mirida, */. Glance; gaze. [tower.
Miradero, «m. Waich-tuwer, observatory,
MlrAdo, da, a. Considerate, ciroamspeO,
nradent
Miraddr, ra, a. Spectator ; a kind of beloonr.
MIradura, »/ V. Miradtt,
MiramnmoUn, wn. Appellation given to the
sovereign of the Moors.
Mirami^nto, 9m. Awe, reverence, dread;
consideration; drcamapoctlon ; reveren-
tial dWiit?;.
Uirdr, «a. To behold, look; have regard
fur. appreciate; aim at; observe, watch;
notice ; take care, protect
Miras61, tm. (Bot) TumsoL V. Gira$oL
Mlriflco, ca, a. Marvellous, admirable.
Mlriduque, MirTi&A<tue, mu Baable ; Manll
la grass-cloth.
Mirla, (if. (Om.) Blackbird. V. MMo.
Mirlami^nto, ffm. Air of Importance; af-
fected gravity.
Mirlorse, vr. To assnme an air of Imnortanoe.
Mirlo, sm, (Om.) Blackbird; affected gravity.
Mir^n, na, «. Looker-on, bystander; busy-
body, eazer.
Mirra, «/: Myrrh. [Ine.
Mirrido, da, a. Composed of myrrh ; myrrh-
Mirrauste, «m. Pigeon-sauce.
Mirtiddno, am. Siirout of a myrtle.
Mirtif6rmo, a. Myrtlform.
Mirtuio, na, a. Besembliug myrtle.
Mirto, wn. (Bot) Myrtle.
Misa, ^/ Moss. Mha (fsl gallo. Midnight
mass. Misa mayor. High mass.
MisacantAno, 9m. Priest who says the mass
for the first time.
UMl^nn. MissaL
Misantropia, ^ Misanthropy.
Misantr(Spico, ca, a. Misanthropic, misan-
thropical
Misantropo, sm. Misanthropist
Mis^io, «m. Acolyte.
Misceltoea, ^f. Miscellany. [covetous.
Miseruble, a. Miserable, wretched; d^ected;
Miserablem^nto, ad. Miserably, unhappily,
covetously.
Miseraci6n, ^ V. MUeHcordla, [msnU.
Miaeramonte, ad. Meanly. Y. 2tiMrabl&-
Mlseredr, <?/». To act pennriously.
Mlserdre, «m. The Psalm miser^rA (Med.)
Miserere, the iliac passion. (Amer. vulg.)
Diarrbcea.
Vlls6rla, a/ Misery, calamity, wretchedness,
oppression ; covetousnesa, avarice, mean-
ness; trifle.
Mlseric^rdla, ^ Mercy, clemency.
Illserloordio6am6nte, ad. Clemently, mer-
dfh lly. [ate, mercifhl.
Misericbrdi^so, sa, a. Humane, compassion-
Misoro. ra, a. Mass-loving: applied to a
priest who only says mass.
Misero, ra, a. V. MlnerahU.
Ifla^rrlmo, ma, a. tup. Very miserable.
IQsldn, »/. Mission ; a missionary and his
MIX
mission; charges, costs, expenae; allow
ance to reapers during the bbrvest
Mislondr, va. and n. To preach as a ml*
sionary. ^ColL) To reprimand.
Mii^lon6ro, Mlslon&rio, sm. Missionary.
Misivo, va, a. Missive.
MlsmisLmo, ma, a. tup. Yerj same.
Mismo, ma, a. Same, similar, self-same, like.
Misqoio, sm. A marble IntermLsod with i
varietv of stoneSb
Mistam6nte, ad'. Y. MiaiamenU.
Mistiir, «n. To speak or make /i noiae with
the mouth. [and cinnamon.
Mist^Ia, ^. Drink made of wine, water, sunr,
Mlsterio, MK Mystery; any thing art<\illy
made difficult
Misteriosam^nte, ad. Mysteriously, secretly.
Mlsteriteo, sa, a. Mysterious.
Mistlca, ^/. Mystical divinity ; mystic.
MisUcam6nto, ad. Myaticuly; emblemal^
icallv.
BCistlctsmo, tm. Mysticism.
Mistico, ca, a. Mystic, mystical; emblem-
atical; spiritual.
Mjsticn. »nK A mystio; a writer In mystical
divinity; smaU coasting vessel in the
Mediterranean.
Mlstic6n, tm. A great mystic ; a person who
affects holy life In a high degree.
Mistlon, Misto, Miatura, Misturiir, Y. Mia>
tton^ MioBlo, Muetura, and Mimturar.
MistUinoo, nea, a. (Qeom.) MlxtlUnear.
Mita, f/. The number of Indians sa^eoted
to comnulsoTv labor by turns, In conform
ity with the law of that name.
MitAd, sf. Moiety, halfl
Mltdn, trn. Olazed linen for lining.
Mitdvo, sm, Indian serving his turn of com-
pulsory hlhOT.
MitCla, ^ (Bot) Mitella. [tenuafon.
Mitlgaci6n, ^ Mitigation, moderation, ex-
Mitlgnd6r, sm. Mlti^tor, moUlficr.
Mitlgdnte, pa. and a. Mitigating: mltigant
Mltigur, i^.To mitigate, soften, lull; quench,
aasuago. [mltlKant
Mitlffativo, va, Mltigat6rio, rla, a. Lenitive,
Mitologia, 4/C Mjrtholoev.
Mltol6gicam6nte, ad. Mythologically.
Mitoldgioo, ca, a. MvthoIocicaL
Bfitologico. Mitologuta, mt61ogo, sm. My-
thologist
Mlt^ne^ sm, pi Mittens. [Blot, uproar.
Mit5te, sm. An IndUm dance. (Moz. CoU.)
Mitra, ^ Mitre; the dignity of a bishop.
Mitrido, a. Mitred: applied to a person
bearing a mitre at festivals.
Mitrir, tm. ((5olL) To be mitred; b«« ere-
atod a bishop.
Mltrlduto, sm. Mlthridate, antidote.
Mitulo, sm. Mytulus or sea-mns'Je.
Miztamdnte, ad. ISelonglng to beta eodeal
astlcal and civil courts.
Mlxtirori, a. (Lat Law) Applied to a erimt
that may be tried either in ecclodMtlca.
or secular courtsi
Mixtl6n, «/. Ml.Ttton. mixture. [breed
Mixto, ta, a. Mixed, mingled; of acroai
Mixto, S7n. Y. Mixtura.
Mlxtmra, ^. Mixture; meslin.
Mlxtor&r, va. To mi^c. mingle.
Digitized by VjOOQlC
MOD
MI2, «m. Puss or cat
Miao, za, «. V. MicfuKcha. [tare.
Mobwr, va. (Prov.) To famish with fbrnl-
M6bla. a. V. MoviL [chiet
Hocadero, Mocad6r, 9m. Pocket haadker-
Moo'irro, an. Snot, the mncns of the nose ;
treat ^veo by a journcjnnan to his com-
panions the first day he works at a shop.
Moce^r. oci. To act as a boy ; to revel
Moced^d, a/. Juvenility; careless kind of
living.
Moeero, a. Lascivious.
Mocetdn, na, «. A youns, robust person.
Moch^da, t\f. Butt of a homed animal.
Mochar, va. To cut, loo off. V. Dewnochar.
Mocb^, sm. Blow with tho butt-end of a
musket
Moch6ta, itf, End of a colunm and coraioe
whence an arch is sprung; coracr-stone.
Mocliil, 9m. Farmer's Doy.
MochUar t(f. A caparison for a horse; knap-
sack, llacer mochilOy To provide pro-
visions for a Journey. [ga*ro-carrier.
Mochil6ro, Mochiller, 9m. A soldier's bag-
Mochin, «m. Toung shoot of a tree. Y. Fer-
dugo,
Mdclio, cha, a. Dishonored ; cropped, shorn ;
lopped; maimed. (Mex. Coll.) llypocrit-
Mochuilo, 9m. (Om.) Eod owL Tocar el
mochndo^ To get always the worst part
of ft tiling. (i/ofwon.
Mocidn, ^ Motion, movement— «m, V.
Mocito, ta, a. YouthfliL— «. A very young
person.
Mooo, w». Snot; any mucous matter; snuff
oi a lamp or candle. Mooo de pavo^ Crest
of a turkey; any worthless thing.
Mocosidad, ^ Mucoslty, viscosity.
Moc6so, aa, a. Mucky, snotty, snivelly ; des-
picable ; ignorant [perionced youth.
Moc^eo, sa, «. An ignorant person ; an inex-
Mo<$osu61o, h^ «. A thoughtless, inexperi-
enced votfth.
M6da, ^Fashion, form, mode, custom.
Modat a. Fashionable. Modale9y Manners,
cnstoma.
Modelitr, va. To model, form.
Moddo, 9m. Model pattern, exemplar.
Moderaci6a, ^. Moderation, temperance,
frugality. [atoly.
Moderadamtoto, ad. Moderately, temper-
Moder&do, da, a. Moderate, temperate, 00a-
slderate.
Moderador, ra, 9m. Moderator; moderatrix.
Modehir, «a. To moderate, r^ulate, restrain.
Moderativo, va. a. Moderating.
Moderat^rlo, ria, a. Ttiat whldi moderat/^a.
Moderaainente, ad. Recently, Utely.
Modemiz4r, va. To modernize.
Moderao, na, a. Late, recent modern.
Moderaoa, 9m, pi. The modems. [cstly.
Modestam6nte, ad. Modestly, meekly, hon-
Hod&ttla, «/. Modesty, decency, chastity;
meekness. [assuming.
Modesto, ta, a. Modest decent, chaste, un-
Modlficad^n, 9/. Modification.
Modlficaddr, ra, «. Modifier.
Modtflodr. «r». To modify, moderate
Mo(*JflcatiTn, ra, a. Modiflcatlve.
MOJ
Modillo, 9m. Manner, mien.
ModI116n, «n, (Arch.) Modillon.
M6dio, 9m. Roman dry measure.
Modisrao, «in. Particular style in writing.
Modista, «. com. A fashionable; a milliner
a dress or mantua maker.
Mode, 9m, Mode, method, form; modera*
tion, civil ty ; mood ; tone.
Mod6rra, tif. Drowsiness, heaviness; dswo
of day; fiabbiness of the pulp of frait
Modorfir, ■ca. To drowse.— tr. To become
flabby.
ModorrilU, ^f. The third night-watch.
Mod6rro, ra, a. Drowsy, sleepy; dull, stupid
Modrcgo, 9m. Dunce, dolt
Modnlaci6n, itf. Modulation.
Modulad6r, ra, 9. Modulator. (mony.
Modular, vn. To modulate, sing with bar*
Mddulo, 9m. (Arch.) Module ; modulation.
Modurria, «^ Folly. V. Bobena.
Moeda, ^ Thicket of old oak; moldore.
M6fa, »f. Mockery, Jeer, tcofL
Mofladdr, ra, s. Scoffer, scomer. Jester.
Mofadura, »f. Scofll scorn, Jesting.
Mofiir, va. To deride, Jeer, mock, flirt; sneer.
Moffeta, ^f. Mephites; a mixture of hydro
gen, carbonic, and azotic gases.
Mofetiz&do, da, a. Mephltieb
Mofiete, 9m. Chub-cheek.
Moflet6do, da, a. Cbnb-chcoked.
Moflon, 9m. Siberian sheep.
M6ga, ff. (Low) Cash.
Mw^ate, 9m, Varabh used by potters. A' me'
dio mogatf^ Carol ^sly.
Mog&to, ta, & v. Mogigato.
Mogoll6n, 9m. A hanger-on, a parasite.
Mogote, 9nu (Nau.) An insulated rock at
sea; pointed stack of com. MogoUSy
Tendrils of deer.
MogroUo, 9m, Parasite ; clown, rustla
MohMa, ^ Humectation. W.Mf^ada.
Moh^rra, »f. The point of a flag-stftffl
Moharr&che, Moharrdcho, 9m. Jack-pud
ding, merry-andrew.
Moh^tra, 9f. Selling for high prices and buy
ing at the lowest
Mohatr&r, va. V. Mohaira.
Mahatrero, ra, 9. Extortioner.
Mohatrdn, ma. Extorter.
Mobecer, va. To moss, cover with moss.
Mohina, 9/. Animosity.
Mohino, na, a. Fretful, peevish ; black in col-
or: applied to anlncuus. [several othem
Mohino, am. One who plays alone ajralnst
M6ho, 9m. Moss; mould; rust; mouldiuee&
Moh6ao, ea, a. Mouldy, musty, rusty.
Mojabina, sf. V. Almf^bana.
MoJ^ida, ^ Uomectatlon ; sop. (Low) Stab.
Mojad6r, ra, 9. Wetter, molstener.
Mojatlura, 9f. Act of moistening or wotUnff.
Mqjama. ^ Salt tunny-fish, driea or smoked.
Mi^ar, va. To wet moisten ; meddle.
Mojarra, q/C (Mez.) Ponhird In the shape of
a heart
Mojarrillo, 9m, (Coll) Punster, Jester.
Mole. 9m,. (Coll) Sauce for fowl or meat
Moj^loa, 9m. pL (Nau.) Nippers.
MoUcon, «m. Blow in the twie witb the
clenched fist; kind of sweetmeat
Mojigiibga, 9m. A morris dance ; masquerad v
Digitized by VjOOQlC
MOL
hypocrite.— at
hfojtgaterk, ^ Hypocrisy.
Mojigitn, Ul a Dissembler,
DeceitAil, hypocritical.
Moji, Mojll, em. V. Catuela,
MiSjo, aw. V. Remcjo. [pitching.
Molon, 9m. Landmark ; heao, pile ; play, like
Moiuna, nf. Duty on wln4 sold by retail
Y. Am&fona.
Mc|ionaclon, ^ V. Amq^<mamiento.
Molonar, va. v. Amojonar.
Molon6ra, ^ Landmark.
Molonero, «m. Onup^r.
II6Ia or M6la-matnz, sf. Mole, a formlefls
concretion In the uterus. Mota, Barley
Of flour mixed with saljt and used in «ac-
rlflcea.
Molada, ^f. Quantity of colon ground at once.
Moldr, a. Molar, belonging to a millstone, or
any other thing for grinding, as the teeth.
Molcajeto or Morci^6te, »m. (Mex.) A mor^
tar, used to pouna spices and small
Moldi&r, TO. To mould. V. Amoldar.
Bldlde, «m. Mould; pattern; block. De
molde. Printed or published; fitting.
Moldead^r, tm. Moulder.
MoldeAr, «a. To mould or make mouldB.
Mold6ra, f*/. Moulding. [ment
Moldurdr, va. To mitke a moulding or oma-
^ Mole, a. Soft, mild.— </. Vast in size or quan-
tltr; masslness.
iIo<dcul
MO'dcula, ff. Molecule.
Molodcro. ra, a. That which is to be ground.
Moled6r, ra, «. Grinder; pot in which print-
er's ink Is prepared ; coxcomb. \liend<i.
Moledtra, «/ The act of grinding; V. Mo-
Molendero, mn. Miller, grinder; chocolate
mannfiutnrcr.
Moler, va. To grind, pound, mill; molest;
consume by use ; chew.
Molcro, «rm. Maker or seller of millstones.
Mo1estad6r, ra, «. Disturber, molester.
Moleetam6ute, ad^ Troublesomely, griev*
ously.
Molestiir, va. To vex, disturb, moleet
Molestia, itf. Moleetatlon^iardshlp, grieranoe.
Moltoto, ta, a. Grievous, vexations, oppress-
ive, [grind colors on marble.
Mol6ta, ^. Muller, stone used by painters to
Molet6n, «m. Milled flannel
MoIlbd6na,j«/^ Molybdena, a semi-metol.
Molicle, ^ Tenderness, softness, effeminacy ;
an unnatural crime.
MoUdo, da, a. Ground ; fiitlgned ; fl<^:gcd.
Moll6nda, ^f. The act of grinding; grist;
grinding mill V. Sn/ra. Weariness, ftt-
Mouente, pa. Grinder. MolienU y oorrl-
ents, (CoU.) Right, justly.
MoIiflcad6n, ^ Mollification.
MoUflcad6r, tm. (Little us.) MoUifier.
Molifid^, va. To mollify, soften.
Mollficativo, va, a. That which moUlflea.
Mollmlento, irm. The act of grinding, pound-
ing; fatigne, lassitude.
Motlndjo, «m. dim. A small mill
Moling ^. Miller's wife.
Molln6ro, auk Miller, grinder.
lioHndro, ra, a. A thing which is to be
ground or ponndcrl l-elouglng to a mill
894
MOK
Mo1in6t6, ffik WlndlMSL JToUfiA <M mi
frrMton^ The barrel of the capstan ; tnrir
stile. [olate-mUL
Molinillo, mu Hand-mlU ; chum^etaiT; cboo*
Mollnlsmo, «m. Mollnlsm or qidetfem, B«ct
of Molinos. [noa.
Mollnlsta, 9m. Mollnlst, a follower of Moli-
Mollnito, 9m. A small mill
Molino, «m. Mill; also a restless, noisy per-
son. (Coll) The mouth.
MoUlivo, va, a. Molllent.
Mdlla, 9/ Crumb of bread. [Iblec
Molliir, a. Soft, tender, pulpons ; fleshy ; flex-
M611e, 9m. (Bot) V. ra/so IHment^.
Mollei^, vn» To grow soft and pliable : yieI4
easily. [of brend.
Moll6do, 9m. The fleshy part of a limb ; crum
Molina, tf. Gland, particularly at the roof of
the tongue; gizzard; maw.
MolWlUa, Ita, ^ V. MoUffwla.
Mollcudn, 9m. A Ui^ge gland; a big; corpa>
lent person.
Moll€Ju61a, qf. A small stand.
Mollera, 9f. Crown of Uie head. Oerradt
d9 mclUniy Rude, ignorant
MoU^ro, 9m. Fleshy part of the arm.
MoUeta, qf. Snuffers; bread made of the
finest flour.
Moll^te, 9m. Manchet; soft or hot mnfitaA
MoUete»y Plump cheeks.
Mollina, MoUizna, i^. Mist
Molliznir, Molllznear, vn. To drizzle, mizzle.
Molondro, Molondr6n, 9m. A slug^sk ani
Isnorant fellow, poltroon.
M0I660, 9m. Foot of Latin verse, coualtttng
of three long syllables.
Molt6ra, 9f. V. Maquila.
Moly, 9m. (Bot) Great yellow garlic
MomentAneam^nte, ad. Momentally.
Momentdneo, nca, a. Momentaneous.
Moro^nto, 6i}i. Moment; consequence; htr*
portance.
Momeria, ^ Mummery.
M6mlo, mla, a. Meagre, lean. *
M6mia, 9/. Mummy.
M6mo, 9m. Buffoonery grimaces.
Momdrdlga, ^f. (Bot) V. BalatutUna,
MoroperMa, ^ A glazed woollen stuff
M6na, tf. Female monkey or ape. (OolL)
Ludicrous imitator. Instrument fbr copy-
ing plctarea and prints, also a sort of calce.
Monacal o^ Monachal, monastic, monkish.
Monacalmtote, ad. Monastically.
Monadito, 9m. Monkhood, monachlsm.
Monadllo, em. Aeolyto.
Monac6rdio, em. Monlchord, a stringed mo*
steal instrument
Mondda, 9/. Grimace, monkish tricks.
M6nade, em. Monad, monade.
Monigo. Monaguillo, em^ V. MonacUia.
Monaqu'nma, em» Monadiism.
Monirca, em. Monarch, king, sovereign.
Monarqma, ^f. Monarchy.
Mon&rqulco, ca, a. Monarchical, monardial
MonasteriAl, a. MonasUa
Monasterillo, 9m. A small monastery, fter
Monastic, em* Monastery, a convent, <loli
MonAsticamdnte^ ad. Monastloilly.
MonAstlco, ca, a. Monastic, moiumal.
Mon&zo, za, e. Largo monkey or ape.
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MON
tf6ndat ^, Pranlng of trees, the pnming
eetson; flogjrfng.
Hondaditote, Mondadl6ntes,«m. Toothpick.
MondAd6r, ra, «. Gleaner, parlfler.
Mondadura, «/. Cleaning, clcanslog. Mon-
dadurai, Parlnzs, peelings.
Mondaor^JflS, «m. Ear-plck.
Monddr, va. To clean ; husk, strip off the
busks of fruit, peel ; cut the hair.
Monddjo, 8m. Pig or sheep stuffed with
rolncod meat
Mondo, da, a. Clean, pure, unadnlteratod.
Mond6nga, ^. Kitchen<wencli, a maid-ser-
vant [MondotigonUar.
Monddngo, «m. Trlpes« black-pudding. V.
Hondongonlz&r, ta. To dress tripe, make
black-puddings. [black-puddlnss.
Mondongu^ro, ra, «l One who makes or sells
Mondonguil, a, (ColL) Relating to tripes or
puddings. [Ions, preposterous manner.
Monedr, vn. To act In an affected or ridicu-
MonMa, ^f. Money; coinage.
Moned^e, »m. Coinage.
MonedATj Monededr, vo. To coin.
Monedena, f/C Mint
Moncd^ro, tnu Coiner, moneycr.
M onedilla, Ita, 4^ A small piece of money.
Moneria, nf. Grimace; mimicry; trifle, gew-
gaw; flattery; flirtation.
-MonO«co, ca, a, Anish. [models.
Monetdrio, «m. Camnet of ancient coins and
Monfi. am. Name formerly given to Moor-
ish olghwaymen.
Monf6rte, «m. Everlasting, strong cloth.
Moni&to, tm. A fiuinaceous root of which
bread is made in South America.
Monlcdoo, Monlcongo, tm. A conceited,
thonghtlesB person. [bans of marriage.
Monici6n, ^f. Admonition, publication of
Monlg6te. #m. (ColL) Lay-brother of rcU-
gioiu orders: an ignorant person.
Monillo. •m. Waist, bodice, corset
Monlp6dlo, 9m. Combination for an unlaw-
fhl object [thing.
M6nls, «/ A kind of fritters ; any small, neat
Monlt6r, «m. V. Admonitor.
Monltdria, 9f. Summons by an eoclesiastloal
judge to command the appearanec and
deposition of a witness.
MonltMo, ria, a. Monitorv, admonltoir.
M6i^n, »/. Nun.— j7/L Sparks of bnmM pa-
pers.
Monje, «m. Monk. (Om.) Brown peacock.
Lloirieeico, lUo. Ito. am. A little monk.
Monjia, ^f. Prebend in a convent [weeds.
Monjii, am. Habit or dress of a nun ; widow's
Monjio, mt. The day and ceremony of taking
Mono, na, ft. (Coll) Neat, prettr; ftmny.
M6do, atn. Monkey, ape; mimla
Monocerote, Monooeronte, am. Unicom.
Monoe6rdioL am. Monoehord.
MoLocotiledoa, Monoootileddneo, ea, a.
(Bot) Monoootyledonous.
.Monocromita, »f. Monochromaton, ono-eol-
ored painting.
Mon6culo, to, a. Monoenlona, one-eyed.
Mon6oulo, am. Bandage after operating for
^e lachrymal fistula.
Uono^tbnia, a/. Monogamy. |
MON
Mon6gamo, am. He who marries only onocc
Monograflco, ca, a. (Little us.) Monogn4>klOi
drawn in plain lines.
Monogr^unA. am. Monogram.
Mondfo^, am. Monologue, soliloquy.
Monomi^qnla, a/. Monomachy.
Mon6mio, am. (Alff.) Monome.
Monopiistos, am. Fmley with one wheel
Monop^talo, la, a. Monopetalous, having
only one flower-Iea£
Monopireno, na, a. Monopyrenooa.
Monop61io, am. Monopoly.
Monopolista, urn. Monopolist^ monopolizer.
Monopolizdr, tsa. To monopolize.
Monoptil'rio, am. Monopteron, circular opeii
temple.
Monosilublco, ca, a. Y. MonoaUabo,
Monosilabo, ba, a. Monoeyllabled, mono-
syliablcal — «. Monosvllable.
Monosi>ermo, ma, a. (Bot^ Monospermoos.
Monoteismo, am. Monotheism, belief in only
one God.
Monotonia, ^. Monotony.
Mon6tonO; na, a. Monotonoua.
Monotriglifo, «m. {Arch.) Monotrfglyph.
Monsefior, am. A utle of honor given to the
Dauphin of France, and to Italian and
French prelates.
Monsifir, am. Monsieur. [for deformity.
Mdnstruo, am. Monster, something horrible
Monstmosamdnte. ad, Monstruoualy.
Monstruosiddd, a/. Monstruosity.
Monstrudeo, sa, a. Monstrous; enormous;
shocking. [to sound to horse.
M6nta, */ Amount, sum total ; value, worth ;
Montadero, «m. One who mounts ; mount
ing^tone.
Montddo, a. A soldier's substitute; a readv
saddled horse: a trooper on horseback,
set as diamonds, Stc piorseblock.
Montaddr, am. Mounting-bloca, montoir,
Montadura, iff. A hooper's accoutrements.
Mont^je, atn. Act of mounting artillery.
Montajea, Mounting or bed of a piece of
ordnance.
Montan6ra, af. The feeding of hogs with
acorns, driven fbr that purpose Into groves
of oak.
Montandro, am, Fereeter.
MonUkno. na, a. Mountainotm. [titude.
MontantAda, ^ Ostentation, boasting; mnl-
Mont&nte, am. A broad-eword used by feuo-
ing-masters; the upright post of a ma-
chinei [vaunt bmz.
MontanteAr, vn. To wield the broad-swortl;
MontantoTO, am. He who fights with a broad-
sword.
Montana, a/. Monntaln mount Y. Mortis
—pA Highlands; a ridee of mountains.
Montafics, sa, a. Mountainous, inhabiting
monntalna
Montaflds, sa, a. Mountaineer, a higfalander.
Montaflcta, Montafludla, f/C A small moun-
tain.
Montafi6so, sa, a. Mountslnoua, hilly.
MontAr, vn. To mount or go on horseback ;
amount to ; cock a gun. (Nao.) To double
a cape.
Montar&z, am. Mountaineer. [untamed
Montar^/T. Mountain, mouQtalnoos; wild,
«»5
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hUntUf ad. (Low) IndcoiL
Ifontaxg&r, viu To levy the toll upon cattle
passing from one provtnoo Into aootlier.
Hontazgis tm. V. MonUitgar,
Munto, tni, MountAin, mount; wood, forest;
ditticulty, obstruction. (Amor.) A game
at cards. Monte d« pUdad or m<mle piOy
A twwDbrolcer'8 shop.
Mont«3a, 4^ Art or trade of bowing stone;
plan of a building. (Arcli.) Sweep of an
arch on the convex ride.
Montt*^, va. To hunt; draw the plan w
profile of a building; vault, form archea.
Mon'ecillo, tin. A small wood or foroet;
hi Jock. [common people in Spain.
Montera, iff. A cap made of doth, used bj
Monterero, »in. Cap-maker or seller.
Monterey, «m. A kind of thin paste rolled
up into spiral tubes.
Monteria, 4/C Hunting, hunt, chnse.
Mont^ 9m. Huntsman, hunter.
Monies, sa, a. Montigenous, bred wild, or
found In a forest or mountain.
Muntesa, f\f. A military order of Spain.
Montdscos, a. UabermonteBCos y capdetM^
To have great disputes and contentions.
Monteuno, na, a, Montigenous, bred wild,
or found in a forest or mounti^
Miinto, in. y. Monta.
Montdn, in. Heap. pile. Monton d« ffenUy
Crowd; mass, cluster; a dirty fellow,
filontuosid^d, 4/; Mountainousness^
Montnoso, sa, a. Fall of woods and thickets,
mountainous. [plngs of same.
Monturo, »/. Saddle horses or mules; trap-
Monu^o, am. A coxcomb.
Monum^nto, »m. Monument; altar raised in
churches on Uoly Thursday to resemble
a sepulobrei M<muntentoHt liemains of
antiquity.
Monz6n, in. Monsoon.
M6na, ff. Doll dressed to display the pro-
vailing finshion ; peevishness
Udflo, sm. Hair on the crown of the head
tied together ; crest of birda
Mouudo, da, a. Crested, topped.
Moquedr, vn. To snivel, blow one's nose.
Moqu^ro, m. (Coll.) Pocket-handkerchief
Moqudte, m. Blow on the nose.
Moquetedr, vn. To discharge much mucus
from the nose. — va. To give blows in the
face.
Moquifero, ra, a. (Little ua) Snotty, mucous.
Moquilk), sm. A little mucus; pip, a disease
infowla.
Moquita, ^ Itunning fh)m the nose in coll
weather.
Por mor de, ad. (Coll.) For the sake oC
Mora, 9f. DelVf procrastination ; mulberry.
Morabito, m. AppelUtion given by Mo-
hammedans to their religious sages.
Moracho, eha, a. Dnrk purple.
Mor4da, ^f. Habitation, abode.
Mor&do, da, a. Violet, malberry>colorod.
Morad6r, rnn. Inhabitant, lodger.
Mor^ ^ Handful or bondle formed by
female gleaners.
MorltL, m. (Bot) Mulberry-trca— ^/ Ethics,
treatise on morality; morality; morals.
Iforal^a, »/. A brief moral observation.
MOR
Moralidid, ^ Morality; forin of an actioi\
the sat(}ect of reward or punisbmenL
Morallsta, tm. Moralist
MoraIizad6r, m. Commentator, moralizer.
Moraliziir, vo. and n. To moralize; explain
in a moral sense; speak or write on moral
subjects.
Moralm^nte, ad. Morally^ according to tb«
rules of virtue; by common sense.
Mordr, vn. To inhabit, dwell, lodge, live.
Mor^to, ta, a. (Poet) Belating to manneft
and morals. [a debtor.
Morat6ria, 4/! Letters of license granted to
Morbid^z, »/. Morbidity; among painters,
softness or mellowness of tint [low.
Morbido, da, a. Morbid, diseased ; soft, mel-
Morbiflco, ca, a. Morbific, causing disease.
Morbo. m. Disease, distemper.
Morb6so, sa, a. Diseased, morbid.
Morc^ho or Trigo mordtcho, Mo^c^to or
Triffo morc&Jo, m. and a. V. Centena.
Morcolla, ^. Spark fh)m a lamp.
Morcilla, ^ Black-pudding.
Morcill6ro, ra, «. Pork-man, pork-butcber.
Morcillo, 11a, a. Entirely black: applied tc
horses. [from shoulder to rlbow.
MorcUio, cm. The fleshy part of the arm
Morcon, in. A large black-pudding ; a large
sausage. [nority; asaroasiic uuigaaco.
MordacI(1.1d, ^. Mordacity; roughness a»-
Mordlla, ft/. Small gag used as chastisement
to novices in convents for loquacitv.
Mord/inte, dk (Print) Guide; container.
Mord^ (U Corrosive, biting; sarcasUa
Morduza, ^ Gag; also sort of nippers or
pincers.
Mordazm^nte, ad. Acrimoniously.
Monledor, ra, k Biter.
Mordedura, ^ Bile; mordicatJon.
Mordur, t?a. To bite; be pungent to tht
taste; seize or stick fast; gnaw, weal
away gradually; nip, taunt (Nau.) Tj
bite.
Mordlcaci6n, */. Mordlcation, smarting.
Mordiciinte, p<i. and a. Biting, pungent
Mordicitr^ ca. To gnaw, nibble. [cant
Mordioativo, va, a. Biting, gnawing, mordi
Mordida, ^f. Bit bite, a inouUifuI.
Mordido, da, a. Diminished, waited awaj.
Mordido, m. Bit mouthful of moat
Mordi^nte, m. Gold size, used by painten.
Mordihui, sm. Weevil
Mordimidnto, m. Bite, biting.
Mordisciir, va. To gnaw, nibble. Y. Morder.
Mordisco, Mordlzc6n, i>k Bite; the piece
bitten olt [for painting in fresco.
Morel de sal, m. (Plct) Purple rod used
MonJna, ^. Brown-bread. (Bot) Frog4)it
Moreniila, Morenita, ^f. A brunette.
Morenillo, m. A black powder for tha
wounds of sheep.
Morenillo, ilia, Ito, ita, a. dint, of JHforerur:
used always as endearing. [swarthy.
Moreno, na, a. Brown, inclining to black;
Mor6nL ^ (Bot) White mulberry-tree.—
pL V. MoreraL [trera
Morer&I, m^ Plantation of white mul Berry
Morcria, ^, Quarter whore Moors reside.
Mor^ta, V. Kind of sanoo.
Morf6o, sm. (Myth.) Morpheus.
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MoeIbx, «/r Cormorant
Honp, ^f, Dregs of oil
Morib^do, da, a. Dyinfc near dftath.
Morl^, ga, a. (Pro v.) Moorish.
Morigeraddn, f/: Morlgeration, obedience.
MtirigeWkr, vo. To endeavor to curb one's
affections and panions, loodemte.
MoriUo, wi. A littie Moor; andiroa— j92.
Cobirons.
lforir,t»i. To die; perish; hanker.— <?r. To
go out, be extineuiahed; be benumbed,
as a limb. Morirae por. To be ezcees-
ively fond ot
Morisco^ ca, a. Moorish. [of Moors.
Morisraa.^ Mohammedan sect; multitade
UoriMioeta, ^ (OoR) Moorish trick; de-
ception; contention. [pidify.
Moruco, ca, a. Affecting ignorance and sta-
Morlea, sm, A ^rt of whitjr-brown linen ;
Uivn. Monet de morUSy (ColL) Ail of
apiece; the finest linen.
Morion, na, a. Y. Morlaco.
Mormullo, Mormordo, mK Matter, mnr-
mor; ft Jo w noise.
Mormaracidn, ^ V. Mttrmuracion.
MormiiTad6r, rnn. Mormnrer, detractor.
Monnarir^iMi* To murmur. Y. Uurmttrar.
M6ro, ra, a and a Moorish; Moor, a native
of AfHca. (Joe) Pore wine. [horn.
Morocida, ^f. Blow given by a ram with its
Mor6dio, mn, (Amer.) V. Gemelo.
Mordo, «m. HUl, hillock.
Mor6ncho, dia, a. Bald, leafless.
Morondtoga, ^. (GolL) Hodge-podge, med-
ley; trffle,«heat
Morondo, da, a. Bald, leafless; clean, neat.
Meronia, «/! A dish made of a variety of
vegctableOk
Morosam^te. <uf. Slowly, tardily.
Moroeid^ V- Slowness, tardiness, delay.
Mor6so, ea, a. Slow, tardy, heavy.
Morqa6ra, «< (Bot) SpanM thyme.
Morra, *f. <>own of the head. [Ing.
Morr&da. ^f, Bottins with the head in ffght-
Morril, tm. A fbod-bag hung to the mouths
of muleeor boraas; game-bag.
Morr^la, ^ Heu) or medley of useless
thinssL y. BoUch€. [slieep.
MorrilTo, «m. Pebble ; fat of the nape of a
MorriOa, $f. Murrain ; sadness, melancholy.
MorribD, mn. Morion, steel helmet ; vortiga
M6rT0, tnu Any thing that is round; a
prominent lip. Andar^ al morro^ To
eome to blowa
M6rro, ra, a. Purrlntr; applied to a oat
Morr6ncho, cha, a. Mild, tame, [motithed.
Morrfido, da, a. BIftbber-lippod, flap-
Uore&na, «/ (Bot) Common bean caper.
MortAia,^ Shroud, winding-sheet; mortise.
Mortal, a. Mortal ; &tal, deadly, destructive;
implacable; cadaverous.
MOTtal, mn. Mortal, a human being.
Mortalui&d, ^f. MorUlity.
Mortalmdnte, ad. Mortally. {f^rv.
Mortand^ ^ Mortality ; massacre, butch-
Mortecino, na,a. Dying a natural death;
dying away; weak, exhausted.
Mortatida, 9f. Sauce mado at once in a mor-
tar; quantity of stones thrown out at
on'io Dv a stone mortar.
MOS
Morter6to, sm. A small mortar : a hoDow
iron tube for firing gunpowder; also a
email wax taper.
MortericQ, Ulo, ito, 9m^ A small mortar.
MorKl'ro, sm. Mortor, a piece of ordnance ;
mortar for pounding; a cement; a short
taper ; a short, tbick person.
Morteru61o, %n%, A small mortar; IVloaasee
of hog's liver.
Morticinio, »m. C*rrion, carcass.
MortifcTo, ra, a. Mortiferous, fatal.
Mortifleaci6n, «/ Mortification of the body ;
ganerene ; mortification, vexation, troobia
Mortincir, «». To mortify ; subdue inordi-
nate passions; afflict, 'disgust vex.— t>r.
To mortify, gangrene; conquer one*a
passions.
Mortudrio, sm. Burial, funeral; legacy left
to a parish church.
Mom^ca, tf. Heap of loojie stones..
Mom6co, am. Bam, a male sheep.
M6rula, ^ A short stay, slight stoppage.
Mor6no, na, a. Moorish.
Mortisa, ^ (C?oll.) Cash, specie.
Mosaico, ca, a. Mosaic
)^6sca, 9f, Fly. Toner mueha mottea^ To
be very rich. An impertinent intruder;
vexation, trouble. [bcHOU
Mosc^rda, ^. Oad-fly, horse-fly; eggs o.
Moscardedr, <m. To lay eggs as beee.
Mo8card6n, sm. I^arge gad-fly or horse-fly;
an Importuning, sly fellow.
Mo8car6ta, Jff. (Om.) Fly-catcher. [prise.
M6scaa, Exclamation of complaint or sur-
Moscat^L a. Muscadine; a tiresome, igno-
rant fellow.
Mosc6iIa, ^. V. JiforeeUa.
Mosc6n, M71, A large fiy ; a hanger-on.
(Bot) The great maple or bastard syca-
more. M^Ie sugar.
Mosd-n, sm, Andcnt title in Arragon ; Sir.
MosliloflL am. pL Barnacles.
Moaqneado, da, a. Spotted, painted.
Mosoueaddr, sm. Fly-flap. (Ck)^) Tall of
animals.
Mosque^, ta. To Hap; catch flies; retort
a Joke; repel with violence. ((3olL) To
become angry.
Mosqudo, sm. The act of catching or driv-
ing away flies with a flap.
Mosqu6ro, sni. Fly-trap.
MosqueruSla, «f. Muscadine pear.
Mosqndta, qf. whito musk-rose.
Musquetdzo, sm. Musket-shot
Mosqu6to, A musket; a division in the pit
of a theatre, where no seats are put
Mosqueteria, ^. A body of musketeers;
those staudinsln the mosguete.
Mosqneteril, a. Belonging to musketeers;
also to the crowd in the mosquete.
Mosqaet6ro, sm. Musketeer; a lounger o5
the mosattste,
MosquU, Moequino. na, a. Bolonglug to fllc«i
Mosquitcro, ra, s. Mosquito net
Mosquito, am. Onat mosquito; tippler.
Mcetacho, sm. Mustache ; spot in the fliee
gloom in the countenance. Motlacho^
Standing liftf.
Mostacli6n, sm. A kind of gingerbread.
Mostach6so, aa, ck Wearing wbiakera.
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ICbstecilU, «/r 8pvrow-tbot; seed bo|^;
TerYBiDAUbeaaa.
Bfost^o, tin. (Bot) White beftm-tree;
OambWUnd bawthoriL [hmil-«hot
Moatiza, ^, (Bot) MasUrd : moMard-eeed ;
HosUzo, «nk (Bot) Mustard; ttrong, thick
mast
Moste^, vn. To yield most Y. lUmotiar.
Moeteia, ^ (Pror.) Sprig of vines.
Mostelera, ^f, Consorvatory for the sprigs
of vines.
Mostillo, nn. Cake made of most, Jto.;
sauce of must and mustard.
M68to, tm. Stum ; must Motio aQ\utin^
A kind of cake.
Mostrdble, a. That which may be shown.
Mostrddo, da, a. Accustomed, inured.
Mostrador, mu Demonstrator, ezbibiter;
hand of a clock or watch ; counter of a
•hop.
Mostrir, wi. To show, exhibit, view, point
out, lay before ; establish, prove, explain,
expound, demonstrate.
Kfostrdnco, ca, a. Strayed ; vagrant ; igno-
rant (Prov.) Bulky.
M6ta, ^. A small knot, thread, or any thing
sUckiog to cloths; a mote; a slight de-
fect or &ult ; bank or mound of earth.
Motao6n, «m. Olerk of the market V.
Alnwtacen.
Motacila, ^ Y. AguMonUte,
M6te, tm. Motto, also a nickname.
Mote&r, tm. To speckle, mark with spots.
Moti^ad6r, ra, %, Mocker, scoffer, censuror.
Motejdr, va. To censure, ridioule.
Mot^te, 9m, Motet or motetto.
Motilir, «a. To cut the bair, crop.
MoU16n, 9m. (OoU.) Lay-brother of a reli-
gious order.
Modn, «nk Mutiny, insurrection, riot
Motita, qf. A smaU moto. [Uve.
Motivir, «a. To give a reason, assign a mo-
Motivo, 9m. Motive, cause, reason, occasion.
Motivo, va, a. Motive, moving; having the
power to move.
Motolita, ^f. Y. AgtuanUet.
Motolito, ta, Motoldtico, ca, a. Easily de-
ceived, Ignorant
Mot6n, 9m. (Nan.) Block. MdUm cUgo^
Dead-block. Moton 9eneiUo^ Single-
block. Moton de ganckOt Hook-block.
Moton de apar^o^ Tackle-block. Jfo»
ton de amanUUo^ Lift-block. Moton de
la gatOy (]at-blook.
Motoneria, ^ Blocks and pulleys in ships*
Moton^ro, «m» Block-maker.
Mot/»r, 9m, Y. Movedor,
Motril, 9m. Y. MoehO.
Motris, a. Motory, moving cause.
M6tu pr6prio, aa. (Lat) By one*s own will
Movediso, za, a. Movable; variable, un-
steadv, shifUnfr.
Movedor, ra, «. Mover, motor, exciter.
Mov^r, va. To move; prevail noon, per-
snade, Induce; stir paMlon, touch pathet-
ically; excite; inspire.— ©n, (Arch.) To
spring. To bud.— w. To walk.
Movible, a. Movable, loose.
Movitote, z>a. and a. Moving, motory.
M6viL a. Movable.— «m. Mover, motor
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MovilidU, ^. MoblUtjp ; inoonsteney, lovity.
Mo^iml^nto, 9m. Movement; oommotioiw
disturbance, sedition, revolt (Aroh.) Y.
Arranque.
M6xa, ^. (Surg.) Moxa, a kind of oalutery.
Moy4na, ^. A small cnlverin. (Coll) IAk
falsehood. Bread made of bran for dogt
Moyo, 9m. Liquid measure of about sixteet
quarts.
Moyii61o, 9m, Orits, pollard, coarse meaL
M6za, 9/. Girl, a young woman, a lass; a
maid of all work. Moea de cdmar4M^
Gliamber-maid. A batlet
Mozalb6te, MosalbUlo, em. A bd, a beard-
leas youth.
Mozall6n, «m A voung, robust laborer.
Mozirabe, a. Christians who formerly lived
among the Moors in Spain.
Mozo6rra, «/ (Yulg:) A prostitute.
M6zo, za, a. Young, youthfhl; applied to
any unmarried person.
M6zo, am. Youth, a young man, a lad ; man-
servant ft dumb-waiter; bachelor. (Nan.)
A seaman. Moeo de bomba^ Fireman.
Moz6n, 9m. A robust young man.
Mozudla, ^ A very young lass or woman.
Mozn^lo, 9m. A vvrj young man or lad.
Mozu^lo, la, a. Young, youthfoL
Mu. f(f. Term imposing silence on ehildren ;
sleep, repose.— am. Bellowing of a bull
Muo6ta, 4/f Cape worn by bishops and doe-
tors of any of the ncultles on publfo
occasions.
Muoh&oha, ^. Girl; lass.
MuchBcb&da, ^. A boyish trick, gsyety.
Muchaohe4r, «n. To act in a childish man*
ner. [by boys,
Muehacheris, t^ Bovlsh trick ; clamor made
Muobachte, ^Cbil'dhood; pueriUty.
Mucb&cho, 9m. Boy; lad.
MucbAcho, cha, a. Bovish, girlish.
Muched6mbre, ^. Multitude; plen^, abun-
dance, much.
MAcho, cha, a. Much, large in quantify,
long in time, many in number; abundant,
plentifhL— ad. Much, in a great degree;
excessively, by far; to a certain degree.
Mncilagindso, e% a. Mucilaglnoua, slimy.
MueilAgo, am Mucihige. a sol '
any viscous or sllmv body.
isolutl<mofgnm;
Muooeid^ ^ Mucosity, mudlaginov
Muc6so, sa, a. Mucous, slimy, vucous.
M6da, ^ Change, alteration; change of
linen ; paint used by women ; mewing,
time of^ moulting; rocet of birds of prey.
Bstar en muda^ To keep silence in com-
pany. • [Ackle.
Mud4ble, <k Changeable, variable, mutabli^
Mndamdnte, ad^ Silently, tacitly, mutely.
Mnd^nza,^ Alteration, change; mutation
inconstancy, levity.
Mudir, CO. To change, remove, deviate;
vary, alter; moult — vr. To move bouse
change clothes.
Muddot, f^ Dumbness.
Mddo, da. a. Dumb, silent, mute.
Mud, Mu^, am Tabby, a kind of bIOc
Mumble, 9m, Any piece of Auiiitiif^~jrt
Movable goods.
Mttica, 9f. Grimace, wry fhosk
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MUL
ICa^ ^f, The ronner, the npper miUstono;
ffriodstone, whetstone; coarse tabby;
ovek or cirele.— ;^ Grinders, back teeth.
Madlle, a. Tender, dtiMcate, soft; licentious,
InxuriouB.— «n». Spring; regulator. (Nau.)
Mule, pier ; wliart
Muellemc'Dte, ad. Tenderly, gently.
Maerdago, wii, (BoL) Mistletoe. [bower.
Muermera, ^f. (Bot) Common virgin's
Mnermo, wm. Cold and cough in animals :
glanders. [dUMculty; glandered.
ICaermoso, sa, a. Snoring, breathing with
Mudrte, «/! Death, mortality; morder, assas-
sination; severe labor, ditficalty, affliction.
Maerto, tin. Corpse, a dead body. (Nau.)
The standing part of a running rope.— pi
Stripes, blows. t8l**e<l-
Mucrto, ta, a. Dead, lifeless ; languid, faded ;
Mudsea, •/, Groove; hack, mortise; an
empty space.
Mae60, sa, a. Y. Nuestro.
Hufetra, 9f. Pattern ; the fbg-end of a piece
of staff; any indicative siffn ; snecimen,
derign, model (MIL) Muster-roll.
Hufia, tf. Muffle in the assaying of metals
MtmoA, Thick winter gloves.
MOfU, sm. Mufti, the high-priest of the Mo-
hammedans.
Miiga, */ Y. Mojon or Termino.
Miigre. am. Grime, dirt, or fllth.
Mugrldnto, ta. a. Greasy, dirty, fflthy.
Mngr6n, «m. Sprig of a vino.
MuniirTa, i^f. The steel point of the staff of a
pair of colors. [to a hogshead.
Maid, am, A French liquid measure, equal
Mn'u*, «a. To milk.
Mnji-r, ^ Woman. 8^ mvjer. To have
attained the age of puberty; wife, mate.
Mi^er&cha, a/. Large, coarse woman.
Mujercilla, f>/, A worthless woman * Jade,
hussy.— «m. A paltry, cowardly fellow.
Mujeriego, ga, a. Feminine, womanly;
womanish.
Mnjerlego, Mq]6rio, am, TVoman-kind; the
female sex of a place.
Mujerl, a. Womanish, womanly, feminine.
Mc^erilmtote, ad. Effeminately.
Mnler6na, ^ A lusty woman. [bull.
Mmido. <m. The lowing of an o.x, cow, or
Mnji^nte, pet. and a. Lowing, bellowing,
roaring,
Mulil, am, achth.) Mullet
Mu ir, 91*. To bellow like an ox.
Ma, 6i am. Y,Mt0iL
Mula, «/! She-mule; a thfck-soled shoe.
Mnladar, am* A dunghill; lay-stxill; any
thing or place very c&rty.
Mnldr. a. Belonidng to mules.
Mulatero, am. Muleteer, mule-driver.
Mal&ta, a/. Y. Iful^ia.
Maluto, ta, a. Mulatto, tawny.
Mulnto, am. Y. MulHo,
Mulero, am. Mnle-bor, a muleteer.
Mul^ta, »f. A young she-mule; crutch, sup-
port; lunch or luncheon. Y. AfuUta.
Mnletada, af. Herd of mules.
Malet^^, am Muleteer, mule-driver.
Maleto, am. A young be-mule.
Mumia,«i^of//«to.
M611a, t/f The act of digging around vinos.
MUR
Mnllidor, ra, 8. Bruiser, moUiaor. Y. M^
nidor,
Mullir, ta. To beat up any thing in :>rder to
make it soft and spongy. Y.Munir,' To
dig about the roots ofvines and trees.
Mlilo, am. Mule.
Multa, ^. Mulct, fine, forfeit
Multir^ «a. To mulct, fine.
Multiforme, a. Multiform.
Multildtero, ra, a. Multilateral
Muttinomlo, mia, a. (Alg.) Multinomial.
Multipllcablco. Mu]t«|>Iicablc, multipliabloi
MulUpIlcacion, «t MultiplicaUon.
Mnltiplicado, da, a. Multifarious, multl*
pli<Ml increased. [tor.
Multipllcador, ra, «. Multiplier; multiplic»>
Multiplicdndo, am. (Arith.) Multiplicand.
Mnltiplicdr, r>a. and fi. To increase, multiply.
Multiplice, a. Multiple; multiplicious.
Multipliciddd, af. MulUplicity.
Multlplioo, am. Multiplication.
Multiple, a. Y. JUuUiplice.
Multisilicu6eo, sa, a. (Bot) Multisillquousw
Multitud, «/. Multitude. Y. Muchedmnbra.
MulUvAlva. */ (Con.) Multivalve.
Mundanalidud, ^. Worldllnesa.
Mundane, na, a. Mundane, worldly.
Mundiflcar, co. To cleanse, make clean.
Mundificativo, va, a. Mundlficative, mun
datorv, cleansing.
Mundillo, atii. An arched fhime put ovei
braziers to dry or air linen; cushion on
which bone-lace is made ; warming-pan.
Mundln6vi, Mundiuuovo, sm. Karee-snow,
magic lantern.
M6nao, am. World; terrestrial sphere,
globe; great multitude, great quantity:
tie manners of men; worldly desires sua
practices.
Munici6n, af. Munition, ammunition ; war^
like-stores ; charge of fire-arms.
Municion.nr, wu To supply with ammunition
or warlike stores.
Municipdl, a. Municipal.
Municipe, «7n. Citizen, denizen.
Munic'ipio, am. Place which eqjoys the
rights and privileges of a dtv.
MunlAcencia, f\f. Munificence, liberalify.
Muniflco, ca, a. Munificent liberal
Munitoria, ^f. (Little us.) The art of engi-
neering.
Muil^ca, ^ The wrist; a doll; medicinal
decoction— /<2. The screws that pinch tho
coin in the mint, and give it the duo
thickness.
Mafl6co, «m. Puppet; an effeminate fellow.
Mufieauear, ta. To play with the wrist In
fencing.
Mufiequera, ^. Bracelet
Muflcqueria, »f. Excessive fondness of dresa
Mnnidor, sm, Beadle; also a messenger.
MuBir, ro. To summon, call to a meeting.
Muft6n, am. Brawn, the tleshy part of ths
body; stump of an amputated limb.
Mura, *f. (Nau.) The knuckle-timber, a tack
Mura mayor^ The main-tack.
Mural f^ Mural belonging to walls.
MurAlla, «/. Rampart wall
Murdr, va. To wall, surround with a ram
part
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MUX
KAC
Ifordtealo, Maid«Jl«go, MurceguUlo, ank
Mureclllo, nn, Y. Mktetdo.
Mur6na, »/. (Ichth.) A kind of eel.
MoK-te, tm. A slight vitM for an aqueduct.
MurluUco, ca, a. (Cfaem.) Muriatic.
Muri^to, rnn. (Chem.) Muriate.
Miirice, wn. (Con.) Poroelais fthell-flsh.
MnmiHlcar, to. To murmur, mutter.
Uumiullju', rn. Y. Jfwmujfar,
Munnullo, rnn. Y. MormuUo. [siplng.
Murmuraci6n, ^. Backbiting, slander, gos-
llnnnaraddr, ra, «. Detractor, backbiter.
Marmunir, va. To murmur, purl, flow if©n-
tly ; grudge, grumble, mutter; backbite.
Murmurio, «m. The murmuring of a stream.
M6ro, «m. Y. Pared and Jiuntila.
Murria, «/. Lowness of spiritSi melancholy,
mumpa, spleen. [matics.
Mnrrina, n/. Drink made of vrixkt and aro-
Mfurio, ria, a. Sad, melancholy.
MArta, ^. V. Arrayan and JUirto.
Mnrtilla, Murtina, ^ (Bot) A shrub and
fruit of Chill ; the myrtle-berry.
Murton, 9m. Myrtle-berry.
Muruc6ya, 9/. (Bot) Purple passion-flower.
Murudeo, «m. Y. Mcrueeo.
M6sa« ttf. Muse, the goddess of poetry.
MusardAa, tf. Fetid shrew-mouse; ghost,
hobgoblin ; anv insect or 6|nall animal.
MuscicMa, iff. (Om.) Muscovy-duck.
Muscicupa, I't (Om.) Fly-catcher.
Musoo, 9m. Moss; mask.
M68C0, ca, a. Chestnut color.
Muscosiddd, nf. Mossiness.
Musculs'tdo, da, a, (Pict) Musculous, brawny.
Musculdr, a. Muscular.
Musculo, wff. Muscle ; whale of aprodigious
size; muscle or mussel
Musculo sa. o; Musculoua
Muselina, «/ Muslin. JHwtelinaJlna estam-
potfo, French jaconet muslin. [ties.
Musdo, rttn. Museum ; repository of curiosi-
Muser61a, nf, Musrol, the noseband of a bri-
dle, {ila^ Large fldd-spidcr.
Musg&Ho, «m. Shrew-mouse. Y. Mtisara*
M68go, mn. Motion of a horse when about
to Rick; coral; moss.
MAsica, ^. Music, instrumental or vocal.
Musicid, a. Musical.
Mdwico, ca, «. Musician, harmonist— <r. Mu-
sical, harmonious.
Musiquilla, ita, «f. dim. ot MitHca.
MusiquUlo, ito, <. dim ot MuHco.
Musltar, «». To mumble, mutter.
Mdslo, «m. Thiffh. [and a she-goat
Muzra6n, 6m. Mnslmon. the young of a ram
Mnsquer61a, ^. AlmizcUha.
Mustclo, />/ (Ichth.) Sea-Iuach, wUstle-fisb,
flve-beu^ed cod-
Mnstula, tf. Weasel [manner.
Mustiam6nter ad. In a sad and melancholy
Miistico, «m. (Ent) Long-logged African
inM«t [musty.
M68U0, tia, a. Parched, withered; sad;
Musnlmto. sm. Mussulman.
Muta, Hf. Pack of hounds.
MntaUltdiid, tf. Mutability Inconstancy
Wntadon, 4/: 'Mutation, cnange Y. ATu-
danaa.
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MutilacidB, af. Mutilation, mahnedneak
MuUlar, to. To mutilate, maim, crinpl&
Mutu61, a. Mutual, reciprocal Y. MutuOk
Mutuamente, ad. MutiuUlr.
Mntuatario, am. One who borrows money.
Mutuo, tua, a. Mutual, reciprocal
MOtuo, «f». Loan.
M(iy, nd. Yery greatly. It conyerta tb«
podtlvo a^j. to wUicIi it is Joined into «
superlative ; but in iwliiical phraseidogy,
or connected with a negative, it is some*
what less than a superlative; as ftmp
iiutstre is lees than UuatriMimo^ and no
estoy muy bueiw^ I am not very well.
M<iz, wi. Qsaxx.) Floor-timber.
Muzarabe, a. Y. Motdraba,
N.
N, €H'-ay^ has tlie same pronunciation In
Spanbh as In English. I/^ in Spanish
stands for some proper name uuknown,
or not wished to De expressed; a^ X. tns
dijo esto^ Such a one told me this. In
maritime or geographical charts, N stands
for north ; and on medals and inscriptions,
for Number or Numero. With the prep-
osition </«, it signifies that a thing or ac-
tion Is very common, or tliat it Is as it
ought to be, of course, or by settled rule.
N6ba, nf. (Bot) Turnip; the root of turnip.
Nabiib, an. Nabob, the title of East luditui
princes.
Nftbdl, Nabdr, am, Tumlp-flold.— a. Be-
longing to turnips, i)Ottage made of tur-
ni|>s. [nips.
Naberia, ^ Turnip-pottaffe or heap or tur-
Nabillo, am^ A small turnip.
Nabina, nf. Rape and turnip seed.
Nabiza, ^ (Bot) The lateral branches ci
the root 01 turnips.
NAbIa, ^ Ancient instrument of music.
NAbo,NubocomunorNdbolirgo,«m. (Bot^
Bapo, navew, colowort; turnip; an>
round ruot Mast; cylindrical timber.
Nacar, am. Mother-of-pearl, nacre; pearl-
color. — 0. (Amer.) Scarlet
NAcara, a/. Button-shell, sea-cockle.
Nacar^o, da, a. Sot with mother-of-pearl ;
of a nearl color.
Nacat-on, am. Large pearl shell
Nac^la, Kf. (Arch.) Scotia, a conoavo mould-
ing at the base of a column.
Nacer, vn. To bo born, come into the world j
blossom ; bud, shoot grow ; rise, appear
on the horizon; take its rise, have ia
beginning from. Followed by a preposi-
tion, it signifies natural propensity en
destiny.
Nacido, da, a. Proper, apt, fit
Nacido, «m. A living man : generally used
in the plural
Naci^nte, pa. and a. Growing, which grows
or springs up. (Her.) Naissant
Naclmi^nto, am. Birth, natlyity; growing
of plants; beginning of a thing; nativity
the place of birth ; rising of the pUnets
nativity, the coming of our Lord into tb<
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NAR
world; origin, deaoent; linooge; also the
physim or moral origin of a thing.
NactoOf ^ Birth*, a nation. De iiaciofi,
Native of.
Naciondl, a. National.
NaoionalidH ^ Nationality.
.Naeionalmente, ad. Nationally.
Niclio, cha. a. V. Romo and Chaio. [little.
Nikda, ^» Nothing, nauabt; little, or very
Nuda, ad. In no degree, by no mears.
Nadad6ra^ ^ pL Corks or bladders ased in
learning to swim.
Nadad6ro, 9m. Swlmmlng-pIace.
Nadad6r, ra, s. Swimmer.
Nadad6ra, sf. Dragon-fly. [mlng.
Nadadiira, tff. Natation: the art of swim-
Kad&ota, pa. (Poet) Natant, swimming.
(Her.) Naiant [plenUfuL
Nad^, vn. To swim. (Met) To abound, bo
NMie, 9m. Nobody, no one, none.
Nadir, am. Nadir, the point opposite to the
tenith.
Kido, «iK .4' iuk2o^ Afloat Ponerunbajel
A nado. To set a ship afloat Eohar8§ d
nadoy To hazard.
Nadr^8^ ^ pi Clogs, wooden shoos.
N4fa, 9/. Orange-flower water.
Nal&IIo, 9m, (Bot) Everlasting.
N4fla, trf. Naphtha, fluid bitumen.
Naguaeldto, Nagoat^ «m. (Mez.) Inter-
preter. \ffU4Vi.
NfignaSf ^- pl Under-petticoat V. JSJ^m-
Naire, 9m. A rough, nnwrought diamond.
Naipc, 9m. Playing-card. 7?ar el naips
para una co9a^ To be very skilAil or
dexterous.
Nure, 9tn. Elephant-keeper.
Nalga, 9/. Buttock, hip, rump. [tocks.
Nal^^dda, 9f. Blow \vith or slap on the but-
Nalgatorio, «m. (ColL) Seat, posteriors,
nates. [posteriors.
Nalg&do, da, a. Ilax-ing round and fleshy
Nalguo&r, €n. To shake the posteriors in
walking. [New Oranada.
Namdre, 9m. (Bot) Tree In the kingdom of
Ndna, ^ (Vul.) Married woman, motlier.
(Mex.) Name given to aunts and nurses.
Nanquin, 9m. Nankeen. Y. Mahon.
Ntosa, 9/. Fish-pond.
NAo, 9f. Shin, vessel V. yave.
Nap^a, ^f. Wood-nymph.
Kap^Io, 9m. (But) MonVs-hood, wolf s-bane.
Nardnja, v. Orange. Mtdia naranja^
(Arch.) Cunola. A cannon-balL
NaranJMa, ^ CJonservo of oranges ; orange-
water.
Ntrai\1Mo, da, a. Orange-colored.
Haraiu^ »m^ Orangery, grove or plantation
of orange-trees.
Naraid&zo, «m. Blew with an orange.
Karam^ra, ^ Orange-woman.
Naran[)dro, 9m. Orange-man ; orange-tree.
Naraojero, ra, a. Applied to pieces of artil-
lery which carry balls of the size of
oranges ; applied to a blunderbuss with a
mouth of the size of an orange.
Karanjlta, 9/. A small orange.
Ifaranijito, 9m. A small orango-troe.
MtiinSOy 9m. (Bot) Orange-tree. (ColL) A
booby, a noodle.
NAT
Narciso, 9m, (Bot) Daflbdil; nareissoa
flower. A precious stone of the color oif
daflfbdil ; fop, coxcomb.
Narcotico, ca, a. Narcotic, narooUoaL
Nardino, a. Made of spikenard. [nard.
Nordo. 9m. (Bot) O)mmon tuberose \ spike-
Narigal, «m. (Joe) Nose.
Narlgon, 9m. A large nose.
Nari£6n, na, Narigado, da, a. Having a large
and long nose.
Narigudt£ Nariguita, iff. A small nose.
Noriz. ^. The nose ; the nostril CabaUete
<f«ia»afi0. Bridge of the nose. Project-
ing point 01 A bridge; tube or pipe of an
alembia (Nau.) Cut-water.
Nariz^o, da, a. Having a large nose.
Narrable, a. (Little d&) Narrable.
Narraci6n, ^f. Narration, relation.
Narraddr, am. (Little us.) Narrator.
Narrilr^ va. To narrate, relate, telL
Narrativa, fff. Narrative, relation, account;
art or talent of relating. [narratory.
Narrative, va, Narratorio, ria, a. Narrative,
NArria, 4/C Sledge,a carriage without wheels;
roniou, a bulky woman.
Narv&l 9m. (Ichth.) Narval sea-iinlcorn.
N^ 4^ A wicker basket for catching flsh
round, narrow-mouthed net
Nasdl, a. Nasal, rokiiing to the nose.
Nas^rdo, «m« One of the registers of an organ.
NastJircio, 9m. (Bot ColL) V. Berro. Naa*
turdo indioo or de ffuUaSj Y. Capu-
china. [Y, IfaiiUa,
Nita, ^ Cream ; the main part of a thing.
NatiU, a. Natal, native.— «m. Birtli, birtn-
day. [birth-day.
Natalicio, da, a. and «. Natal; nativlQr;
Nat^til, a. Swimming, natatory.
Natat6rio, a,' a. Natatory.
Naterdn, 9m. Second curds after the first
cheese is made. Y. Beque9on.
Natilla, */ The first eream of the milk.— ^c/Z.
Composition of flour, milk, eggs, and
sugar, boiled together.
Natio, 9m. Birth, also sprouting.
Natividid, ^. NaUvlty.
Nativitite (A'), ad. V. DeTiaclmiento.
Native, va, a. Native, natal ; fit proper.
N^to, iSo qfflcio natOj hy reason or virtus
of office. [soda.
Natr6n, 9m. Natron, native carbonate of
NatAra, 4/! Nature, the native state or prop-
erties of any thing.
Naturdl 9m. Temper, genius, natural diM)o-
sition; instinct of brutes; native or a
place or country.— a. Natural, according
to nature; native, pertaining to tte pUco
of birth ; common, usual, n^^ar ; ingen-
uous, unaflectcd.
Naturai^za, 9/. Nature, instinct property,
inclination ; the native state or property
of things ; the property, virtue, quality,
and regular course of things.
Naturalld6d, 9f. State of being born in a cor*
tain place or country; birthright; natu-
ralness^ conformity to nature and truth (
ingenuity, candor.
Naturalismo, «m. Naturalism.
Natnralista, 9m. Naturalist
Naturalizacidn, ^ Naturalization.
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NEC
ITttanNz^, va. To natnralixo, InveBt with
the rights of native Babjectib — rr. To be
aocastomed. [bamanly.
Natonlm^nte, ad. Natnrally, by nature;
Naufrag^te, pa. Wreckingi one who is
going to be wrecked.
NaafVw^, rn. To be wrecked, saffer ship-
wreck ; ttolTer ruin in affairs; foil in par-
poee. [calaoitty.
Naufr^gio,«m. Shipwreck; disappointment,
N]iuf>ago, fo^ sm.^ /, and a. delating to
shipwreck; a shipwrecked person.
NnamiUiiiia. «/^ Nauraachy, a mock sea-fight.
Ndu&en. »/, Naaseoosnota, nausea.
Naoseabundo, a. Nauseous, loathsome.
Nauseur. vn» To nauseate, loatiic.
Nauaeativo, va, a. Nauseous.
Nausedeo, sa, a. Y. yauaeafmndo,
Nauta, gm. Mariner, a sea&ring man.
Ndatica, ^. Navigation.
NAutico, ca, a. Nautical
Nautilo, sm. (Ichth.) Nautilus, sheTl-flsh.
NAva. ^ A plain or level piece of ground.
Nav^al ^ Chup-knlfe; razor; tusk of a
wild boar.
Kavajida, ^ A thrust or gash with a knife.
Navajizo, sm. V. Natajadct.
NavflJ^ro, »m. Razor-case ; a shaving-toweL
Nav^iha, ^f. A small clasp-knife.
Nav^o, «m. Pool : a level piece of ground ;
rod circle rouna the sun or moon.
NaviO^D« ""^ A kind of poniard in the form
of a knife. [large knife.
Navajoniiza »m. A tlirost or gash with a
Jlav^ a. Naval Armada naval^ Royal
navy, royal fleet
NavAzo, tm. Pool. V. Navajo, [church.
N&ve, ^ Ship, vessel ; nave, the body of a
Navedca, ilia, ita, ^/T A small vessel
Naveg&ble, a. Navigable. [ship.
Navegacion, 4/C Navl^tion; passage of a
Navcg&nte, pa. and «. £f avigator.
Naveg&r, vn. To navigate, sail.
Nav6ta, «^ Vessel for inoense in the church ;
small drawer.
Navichn^lo, sm. (Nan.) A small vessel
NavieulAr, a. Applied to the middle bone
of the foot before the heel [A no.
NavidAd,^NaUvlty. Y. J/aeim{mto Aad
Navid^fio, fia, a. Belonging to the time of
nativity.
Navi^ro, am, A ship-owner.
Navk), am, A ship, especially a large ship,
or a ^ip of war.
Naydda, Nayiile, ^ NaTad, water-nymph.
Nazardno. na, a. Nazarene, native of Naza-
reth; Nazarlte.
Nazar6o, a^ Nazarlte : among the Jews.
Ndznla, af: Second curds, after the first
cheese has been made.
Ncb^a, ^ (Bot) Lesser calamlut
Nebl't, am. (Om.) Falcon gentle.
Neblina, af. Mist; conftision, obscurity.
Nehrina, a/. Juniper-berry.
Nebal<Sso, 8a« a. Misty, cioudy, foggy, hazy.
Keocdr, vn To talk nonsense, play the fool
Neceddd, tf. Oroas stupidity, imprudence,
folly, foppery.
NeoeaAria, a/. Privy, water-oloeet [sably.
VooesariamdntOi tuL Necessarily, ini
NEO
Necesdrio, rla, fK Necessary, requisite
needfhl [nation.
Necesid&d, af. Necessity, need, want ; evao>
Necesitddo, da, a. Compelled, constrained
poor, needy.
Necesit&do, tm. A needy man.
Neceslt&r, ra. To necessitate, compel— vn.
To want, need. [ishly
Nedam^nte, ad. Ignorantly, stupUy, fool
Nocio, cia. a. Ignorant, stupid; tiOndi
cIousl— «. Fool.
Necrol6gia, ^ Necrology.
Necrol6gio, am. Necrology, mortuary.
Nocr6sis[ c< (Surg.) Necrosis, morliJlcatSoo
of the bones.
Nectar, am. Neetar; any very pleasant drink.
Nectireo, rea, a. Nectareal, sweet aa nectar.
Neoudcnam, ad. By no means. [bly.
Nelkndam6nte, ad, Nefhriously, abomlna-
Nef&ndo, da, a. Nefkrioua, abominable,
heinous.
Nefurio, rla, a. Ncfariou.% abominable.
N^Aa, ad. For fnaSpor ntfaa^ Right or
wrong. [the Romans.
Nefiisto, a. Applied to davs of rest among
Nefiritico. ca, a. Nephritic; applied to a
kind or Jasper; Indian wood.
Nefriti^ ^ (Med.) Nephritis, an inflamma-
tion of the kidneys.
Negdble, a. That which may be denied.
Negaoi6n, ^ NegaUon, denial ; want; neg-
ative particle.
Negddo, a. Incqwble, inapt, imfit
N^ad6r, am. Denier, disclaimer.
Ncgdr, va. To denv, contradict; refuse;
forbid; disown: disregard. — vr. To de-
cline ; be denied to persons who call
Negativa, {/T Negation ; negative, refusal
Negatlvamdnte, ad. Negatively.
Negative, va, a. Negative, negatory.
Neglig^ncia, af. Negligence, neglect.
Negligdnte, a, Negliffent« careless, heedlesp.
NegUgentem^nte, ad. Negligently, glddll;
heedlessly.
Negociaoidn, ^ Negotiation, management
Negodddo. am. V. ifegocio. [tiator
Negociad6r, am. A man of business; nego-
Negocidnte, pa. and am. Trader, dealer.
Negoddr, vn. To trade in goods; negotiate
bills of exchange; negotiate politloal af-
fiurs.
Neg6cio, am. Occjopation, employment,
management, business; aflUr, conoem;
negotEstlon, trade, commerce.
Negoddso, sa, a. Diligent, prompt, careftiL
Negozndlo, am. An insigni Scant affair.
N6gra, ^f. Unpolished sword with a kn*b
on tlie end for fencing; negresa, lHaA
woman.
Negr&l a. Blackish.
Ncgredr, vn. To grow black, appear black.
Negrecdr, vn. To blacken, become black.
Ncgreguedr, m. V. Ktgrtar.
Negr^ro, «m. Trafficker in slaves ; a slaver.
Neir^ta. nf. (Orn.) Coot, a kind of duck of a
blackbh ci»lor.
Negrilla, ^ (Iclith.) Kind of black fish.
NegriUera, ^ PUntation of bUok poplar.
NMrillo, am, A young negro. (Bot) ?
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{Idgro, gim, a. Black ; letty ; brown ; black-
ish ; gloomjr, diamaL
Kcgro, tm. Neero, a blackamoor. Negro
ae la uHa^ Black of the nal). Jfegro ds
humo^ Lamp-black. Negro de hueio^
Bono-black. Negro de marfil^ Ivory-
black. Negro dejUomo^ Oichre-blaek.
Negro ds carbon^ Blae-black.
N^ror, 9m, V. Negrura,
N^riira, «/ Blackness.
Kegr&zco, ca, a. Blackish, dark brown.
Ncguljdn, am. Caries, rottenness of the teeth.
Vm»K 4^ (Bot) Fennel-flower. (Vulg.)
Obstinate denlaL
Hegolll^n, em, (Bot) Corn-rose, campion.
9^m% ^f. Seal or sealing of a letter.
Kemd<\ m6a, a, Nemiean: applied to an-
cient games. py, n^wi. con,
N6m1ne dlserepinte, ad, (Lat) Unanimons-
Nemor^so, sa, a. Woody, consisting of or
relating to wood.
K6oa, Nine, ^f. An Influit, a babe.
Nenuf&r, em, (Bot) White water-lily.
Ne^flto, em. Neophyte ; a convert
Neografkmo, am. (Little oa.) Neography.
Ne6grafb, ft, a. Applied to the new mode
of wrltins.
NeoI6gia, «/ Neology, introduction or use
of new words and phrases.
Neol6gIco, ca, a, NeologicaL [sion.
Neologismo, em, NeoI<^ism, a new expres-
Nc6logo, am. Neologist, a coiner of words.
Neomdnia, ^f. Neomenia, first day of new
moon.
Neotdrico, ca, a. V. Modwno,
Nep^nte, Mik Nepenthe, a drag said to
core all pain.
Nep6ta, «/(Bot) Cat-mint
Nepotismoi «n. rieputisra.
Nerekia, ^f. Nereid, a sea-nymph.
Nervino, na, a. Applied to ointments.
Ndrvio, em, A nerve ; the iuhId part of any
thing; string of a mnsieal instnmient;
energy, vigor.
Nervioftid&d, ^ Nervousness.
Nenri66o, sa, a. Nervous; vigorous; ap-
plied to a discourse or phrase. (JBot)
Nerved.
Nervoeam^nte, ad. Nervously.
Nervosid&d, ef. Nervousness; officacy, vigor ;
flexibility. [robust
Nerv66o, sa, cr» Nervous ; strong, rlgoroas,
Nervtido, da, a. Nervous, well strung^ vig-
orous.
Nescldncia, ^ Ignorance, nescience.
Nesdtote, a. Ignorant, foolish.
N^ega, «f. Gore.
Nespera, ^ (Bot) Medlar, a fruit
Nesioritoo, em, Nestorian, of the followers
of Nestorlus.
Ketezu^o, 61a, c A little grand-child.
Neto, ta, a, I<eat pure ; net, clear. Pro-
detcto neta, Net produce. [column.
N6to, am. (Arch.)' Naked pedestal of a
KeumAtico, ca. a. Pneumatic.
Kemisma, ^ V. AneurUma, [rotica.
Kenritico, ca, a, (Med.) Neurotic.—^ Ncu-
Keurogrifia, «< (Anat) Neurography.
NenrouSgia, ef. Neurology.
NeutrAl, a. Neutral, aenter.
KIN
NeutralidH 4< Neutrality ; u state of pe«M
with belligerent nations.
Neutraliz^r, va. (Chero.) To neutralize.
NeutralmSnte, ad, (Little us.) Neutrally,
indifi'erently.
Nefitro, Ira, a. Neutral, neuter. (Oram.)
Neuter, no sex, no action.
Nev4da, ef, A heavy &1I of snow. V. Ne-
vadiila,
Nevadilla. ef. (Bot) Whitloe-wort
Nevddo, da, a. White as snow. [as snow.
Nevar, vn. To snow.— ra. To make white
Novtoca, Nevisca, t^. Fall of snow. \nUve,
Nevalilla, ^ (Om.) WagtalL V. Igtuta-
Nevizo, am. (Prov.) Great fall of snow.
Nev^ ^f, Ico-housa
Neverita, ef. V. Agtutanieve.
Neveria, ^f. Ice-house; ice-cream saloon.
Nevdro, ra, «. Ice-cream saloon keeper; iee-
soller.
NeviscAr, <m. To snow.
Nev^so, sa^. Snowy.
N^xo, am. Knot string, union.
Ni, conj. Neither, nor, even.
NlAra, tff. Eick or pile of straw.
Nicariffua, ef. Garden balsam.
Nlcerobino, a. Applied to a precious <An\f
mcnt used by the ancients.
Nicho, am. Niche, a recess in a wall ; bole;
any employment or destination.
Nicle, ef. Species of agate.
NIcoclAnn, ^f. Tobacco. [best at night
Nictalope, em, Nyctalops, one who see*
Nictaldpia, ^. Nyctalnpy, a disease of the
eye.
Nidiida, ef. Nest ; brood, covey.
Nid^l, em. A nest a haunt of a hen ; baal^
foundation; haunt
Nidiflcdr, vn. To nest
Nidito, am. A small neet
Nido,«m. Nest; any place where animala
are produced ; habitation, abode.
Niebla, ^. Fog, mist; disease of the eyes;
mildew which blasts; mental obsourl^.
Nl^ a. V. Ualcon,
Ni^r, em. Embossment, relief; rising work.
Niel&r, ro. To carve in relief; to engrave^
enameL
Nlervecico, illo, ito, em. A small nerrc.
Ni^8pem,y. (Bot) Medlar, a fruit
Nieta, ef. (}rand-daughter, grand-child.
Nietecica, ilia, ita, ^ A little grand-daughter.
Nietedco, illo, ito, em. A little grand-son.
Ni^to, em. Grand-son, grand-child ; deecen*
dant [cdntara*,
Ni^tro, am. A wine measure of sixteen
Ni^ve, nf. Snow; snowy weather; extreuoe
whiteness.
Nlgrom&ncia, ef. Necromancy.
Nigromdnto, am. Necromancer, conjurer.
NiiromAnUco, ca, a. Necromantic. — e, V
Nigromanie,
Nigna, tf. A Jigger or flesh-worm ; an insect
Nimiam6nte, ad. Excessively.
Nimledid, f< Baperfluity, excess. (CoQ.)
A ridiculous sparingnesa.
Nimio, mia. o. Excessive, too much.
Ntailk, ^f. Nymph; a yonog lady k«l^
chrysalla.
Ninf^ << (Bot) Water-UIy.
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BRnfok 8tn. A bean, a joang effaminata
Min^fun, a. None, not one: used before
matcudno noans.
NtDcuno, na, a. None, not one, neither.
Iftnffuna eona^ Nolhins. [of tbo eye.
Nifia, f/. A young glrL Infla dHcjo^ Apple
Nifi&da, ^ Puerility, cbildiabneM.
Nifiato, mit. C«lf found In the belly of a cow
which has been killed.
KifieAr, vn. To beha\ e in a obUdiab manner.
Niildra, ^ Nuraery-roald.
Kineria,^/ Paerillty; baablo; plaything.
^ Nift^ro, ra, a. and «. One fond of ohildren,
or of childish tricks.
Ni^6ta, ^f. The small pnpH of the eysi
NlA^ ^ Childhood, inlkncy, cradle; also
commencement.
Niflita, tf. Babe, Infant
NiSo, fia, ck Ghlldbh, chUd-like, pnerile.
NiSo, «jn. Child, infant; person of UtUe ex-
perience or pradence.
Nifiuelos, «m. pL Plated ropes of sedge, to
Join mats of bass.
rr6to, sm. (Ichth.) V. Caatm.
Niqncl, Niqo^lio, ^n. Nickel, a seml-metaL
Kiquiscocio, «fn. Trifle.
Nispero, mn, (Bot) Medlar-tree.
Kispola, af. Frnlt of the medlar-tree.
NiUdo, da, a. (Poet) Bright, shining, nitld.
Nito, «m. A jet-black horse. IHto»^ Inslg-
ni^cant word in reply to an impertinent
question.
Nitral, wm. Place where nitre is formed.
Nitrito, tm. (Chem) Nitrate.
Kitreria, ^ Saltpetre works.
Nitrico, a. Nitric; consisting of nitre.
Nitro, sm. Nitre ; nitrate of potash.
Nitrogeno, em. (Chem.) Nitrogen, axote.
Nltr6so, sa, a. Nitrous, nitry.
Ni v^l ttm. Level ; an even plane or surfltce.
Nivelad6r, nn. Leveller.
Nivel&r, va. To make even, to leveL
No, ad. No or not, nay. No importa nada.
It signifies nothing. J)eoir ds «io, To
gi^e a flat denial
Nobi!Iirio, »m. A genealogical account of
the poWMZt of a country, nobiliary.
N^ble, a. Noble, high-born; illnstriooa,
eminent; honorable, respectable.
Noble. 8m. Nobleman, noble.
Noblrmdnte, ad. Nobly, generoasly.
Nobldxa. (ff. Nobleness, nobility ; the body
of noblemen; gentility; dignity, great-
ness.
Nooedil, tm. V. Ifoffiteral.
Nocbe, iff. Night (Poet) Death; state of
obscurity, oinfhsion, or Ignorance. No-
che bu^ta, Christmas eve.
Nochebu6no, am. A lam cake; Tule-block.
Nochizo, »m. (Bot) Wild common hazel-
nut tree. [ing of a word.
Nocion, ^f. Notion, idea; acceptation, mean-
Nocion41, a. Notional
Nodvo, va, a. Noxious, hurtful, malignant
Monconformlsta, t. ccm. Nonconform!^
Noctambnllsmo, 9m. Somnambulism.
Moctimbulo. sm. Somnambulist
Soetil6oa, ^f. Glow-worm, noctilupa.
Hoctivdgo, ga, a. Night- wandering, nlght-
walklng.
NON
Nocturlibio, tir^ Nocturlabe, an Instrument
by which observations are made in tho
night
Nocturnal, a. Nocturnal, nightlr.
Noctnrno, na, a. Nocturnal, nightlr.
Noctumo, «m. Noctum, one of the three
parts into which matins are divided.
(AsL) The evening star.
Nodacl6n, ^f. (SursJ Nodntion.
Nodo, »m. (Surg.) Node, a morbid swelling
on the bene; knot (Ast) Node.
Nodrlza, ^f. Nursei [and spic«.
Ni^dda, f^. Sauce made of pounded wamuH
Nopl, »m. (Bot) Common walnut-treo;
the oommon walnut wood.
Nogudna, ^f. Blossom of a walnnt-tree.
Nogu6ns ^f" (Bot) V. Jt^ogak
Noguerddo, da, a. Of a walnut color.
Noguer4I, «m. Plantation of walnutHreei^
Nolicidn. qf, Nolition, unwillingneas.
Nolimet4ngere, snk A malignant ulcer oe
the flioe or uossl [aboda
N6made, a. Nomad, nomadle, without fixod
Nombradam^te, ad. Namely, expressly.
Nombradia, trf. Fame, reputation.
Nombrido, da, a. Appointed, nominated.
Nombr&do, sm. Nominee, a person nomin-
ated to a place or office.
Nombrad6r. am. Nominator, u>pointer.
Nombramlento, am. Nomination, naming;
appointment creation, commission.
Nomorir, ini. To naoM ; nominate, appoint
N6mbre, am. Name; title. Komhre ds
bauUmno^ CHirlstian name ; fkme, reputa
tlon, credit; watchword; noun; power
by which any one acts for another.
Nomenclat6r, mn. NomencUtor. [logue.
Nomenclat&ra, af. Nomenclature; a caia-
N6mina, 4/t Catalogue.
Nomlnacl6n, ^ Nomination; power oi
presenting to a benefice.
Nomlnad6r, ra. «. Nominator.
NomioAl, a. Nominal ; titular.
Nomin&l, anh Nominal, nominalist, a sect
of sdiolastic philooophers.
Nominalm^nte, cuL Nominally.
Nominir, ©a. To name. V. Nonibrar.
Nominativo, em. (Oram.) Nominative. JVo-
miftativoe^ Elements, rudiments.
N6mino, 9m, Nominee, person appointed
to an office.
Nomoctoon, 9m^ Nomocanon, collection ol
imperial constitutions and canons.
Nomograf ia, {/f Nomography, a treatise on
Uws. [lawsL
Nomografo, am. Nomographer, a writer on
Nompar^U ^f. (Print) Nonpareil, a type.
smaller than minion.
Non, a. Odd, uneven.
Non, am. An odd number. Quedar ds non,
To bo or remain quite alone. [hours.
N6na, a/. None, last of the minor canonical
Non^a, ^ Trifle, nothingness.
Nonadilla, «/. dim, of Ifonada.
Nonagen&rio, ria, a. Ninety years old.
Nonagtoimot in** f^ Ninetieth, nonagesimaL
NonagonAl, a. Enneagonal, nine-sided.
Non&gono, tm. Nonagon.
Non&to. ta, a. A child whoso birth has beet
Tery laborious and difficult
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J, tm. pi (Coll.) Par^ y nones, Eren
or odd. JJam&rM nones^ To deny a
thingf retract
N6no, a. Ninth. V. Kof)^no.
Kon pins ultra, *m. (Lat) Nonpfurell.
(Print) Pearl. The utmost of a tliJnjf.
KoQa, ^f. H ypocrltlcnl woman. V. Beata,
Nofteria, ^ v. Beater'ia,
No obstinte, or No ost^iite^ ad. Novcrtbo-
leas, notwithstanding.
Nop&L tm, (Bot) Nopal, cochineal Og-troe.
Nopal^ra, «/ (Amer.) Cochineal plantation.
Ii6qae, ^rn. A Tat in which the ooze la kept
for tanning bides : bastcct of bruised olives.
Noqo^ro, «m. Currier, leather-drcver.
ISorabuuna, ^f. Congratulation. V. Xtihorct-
bttetta.
Horam&Ia, ^ A term of contempt or dis-
pleasure, y. EnhoramcUa,
Nord, 9m, (Nan.) Nortli wind.
Nord^t Nordeste, am. Northeast
Nordesteir, vn. (Nan.) To be nortbeasting .
Nordovost sm. Northwest [northwest
Nordoveete^, 9ii^ (Nan.) To decline to
Noria, // Engine or wheel for drawing
water from a well; draw-well, a deep
well ; bnaineas in which, with great trou-
ble, bnt little progress is made.
NoriaU a. Relating to noria.
Norma, ^ Sqnare measure ; model stand-
ard hy which any thing is measured
Nomodeste, rnn. (Nan.) North-northeast
Noroeste^r, wi. v. Nord«$Uar.
Ndrte, sm. North, the arctic pole : the north-
ern part of the sphere ; north or north
wind. [northward.
Norteir, vo. (Nao.) To steer or stand to the
Noru^te, mm^ Northwest [west
Norueatear, tm. To decline to the north-
Nost^uAa, »/. (Med.) Nosographj, descrip-
tion of dtM*ascs. [of diseases.
Noeol^a, »f. (Med.) Nosology, classifloation
Nosdtrbs, tra^ pron. We, onnielvee, us.
Nostalgia, ^ Nostalgia, Inordinate desire to
return to one's native country.
N6ta, »/, Note, mark, token ; schedule ;
style of writing; memorandum; re-
proach, itifons; reputation, standing;
censnre.— fM. Collection of proceedings
or minutes taken by a notary.
Kotabilid&d, «/: Notability. [great
Notable, a. Notable, conspicuous; very
Notible, tn. Introductory observation.
Notablemdnte, a</. Notably.
Notaddr, rnn. (Little us.) Noter.
Notor, va. To note, mark ; remark, notice,
mind; ooroment; charge with a crime;
find fiftolt; dictate what another may
write. [notary; a notary's office.
Notaria, ^. Employment or profession of a
Notariito, mn. Title of a notary.
Notario, svn. Notary ; amanuensis.
Notlcia, »f. Notice, knowledge, information;
news, intelligence.
NoUcii^, vo. To give notice, to communi-
cate intelligence. [ed.
Noticl660, sa, a. Informed ; knowing; Ifsxn-
Notiflcacl^n, ^f. Notification, Judicial Intl-
matioB. [moned.
Noti3«4do, da, a. and pp. Notified, sum-
NOV
Notificfir, to. To notify, make knowa, in-
timaie, summon.
Notilla, ita, nf. A short note, memorandum
N6to, ta, a. Known, notorious. Terciand
nota, An irregular ague.
N6to, «m. South wind, notu&
Notoriam<inte, ad. Notoriouslv.
Notorledad, sf. Notoriety, well-known Ihct
Not6rio, ria, a. Notorious, glaring, flagrant
Novaci6n, /*/. (Law) Renovation of an obli-
gation formerly conti acted.
Noval, a. No vale, applied to new had
made arable. [broken np
Nov&les, urn. pi. Tithes from lands newly
Novir, CO. (Law) To renew an obligation
formerly contracted. [any thing
NovAto, ta, a. (ColL) New, commencing la
Novat6r, »m. Innovator ; novjOor.
Novecientoa. tas, a. Nine hundred.
Noved^ V, Novelty. JSatar or qusdar
ain novedad^ To be in a good sUte of
health. Ifo hacer noted ad ^ N ot to maka
anv chanse.
Novel, a. New, Inexperienced.
Novi^la, Y' Novel, a tale ; fldsehood, fiction.
NoveladOr, tm. Novelist
Novel&r, vn. To compose, write, or publish
noveb ; relate stories.
Noveleria, ^ Narration of fictitious stories ;
taste for novels and novelties ; flokleuess,
inconst&ncy.
Novolero, ra, «^ Fond of novels; Ibnd of
hearing and telling news; inconstant;
fickle. [to some special worship.
Novdna. ^ Term of nine days appropriated
Novenario, »m. Novenary, nine days' con-
dolence for the deceased, or of'^ public
worship to some saint [novenary.
Novendial, a. Applied to any day of the
Novino, na, a. Ninth ; ninthly.
Nov6no, sm. One of the nine ports into
which tithes are divided.
NoT^nta, »m. 2>lnoty.
Novent6n, am. A very old man.
Ndvia, a/. Bride; woman betrothed.
Novici^o, «77i. Novitiate; house or apart*
ment in which novices live; apprentice-
ship, [apprentice.
Novicio, 9m, Novice; a probationer; an
Novicio, da, a. Probationary : applied to a
novice.
Novi^mbre, 9m, November.
NovUla, «/ Covr between three and six
years of age: heifer.
Novilldda, «a Drove of young bulls or bm*
locks ; fight of young bulls or bullocks^ -
Novill^jo, eja, «. A young bull, a heifer.
Novillero, sm. Stable In which young cattle
are kept; herdsman; pasture ground
where calves are weaned : truant, idler.
Novillioo, Ito, 9m, V. HovUl^o.
Novillo, 9m. A young bull or ox. Hacer
noviUoa, (0)11.) To play truant
Novilunio, am. New moon.
Ndvlo, 9m, Bridegroom ; a man l)etrotbod
to a woman.
Novisimo, ma, a. Newest moat recent ; It at
In the order of things.— tm. £ac)i of the
lust inddents of mankind : death. Judg-
ment, heaven, and helL
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NubWa, Nubtrrdda, ^f. Shower of rain;
plenty, abundance. [ured like clouds.
Nabido. da, NnbarrMo, da, a. Clouded, fig-
Nnbarrdn, miK A heavy ahowcr of rain, a
Urge cloud.
N6be. ^f. A cloud; a crowd; film on the
eves; shade In precious stones.
Nnbecita, nf. A small cloud.
Nublloao, sa, a. V. Kuhlo9o.
N^bll, a. Nubile, marriageable.
Kubladamente, oA Cloudily, loweringly.
NublAdo, «m. A large cloud; gloomlnesa;
dread of impending danger.
Nubl4do, da, a. Cloudy, misty.
Nublir, Nublirse, «a. and r. V. Anvblar.
Mdblo, bla. a. Cloudy. V. Kublado.
Kublosidid, ^f. (Prov.) Cloudiness.
Kublnso, sa, a. Cloudy, dark, orercast;
gloomr.
Nuca, ^f. Nape of the neck.
N6cleo, Ml, Kernel of a nut, nucleus.
Nndam6nte, ad. V. l)e«nudamtnt€,
Nudillo, tn. Knuckle; note folded up as a
knot (Arch.) Wooden abutment to
roofing-timbers; stockings; nodule.
Nudo, sm. Knot, complication of a cord or
string; knot, knuckle, articulation or Joint
of plants; Joint in animal bodies; knag
in wood; tie, union, bond of association;
intricacy, dlfflcuky. (Nau.) Seaman's
knot Nudoa del eord^l de la corr€d^
rtir, (Nau.) Knots of the log-line.
Nudosid4d, «/! (But) Qeniculatlon.
Nnd^sD, sa, a. Knotty, nodous, knotted.
Na^gadoa, jtm. pL A sort of paste.
Nu6ra, «/• Dauabter-in-law.
Nuiso, sa, a. V. Ku69tro,
Nuestrumo, tf. Our master.
Nu^stro, tra, a. Oar. Lo9 nue$tro9^ The
persons of the same party or profession
as the speaker.
Nu6v», tf. News.
Nuevamtote, ad. Newly, recently.
Nueve, am. and a. Nine, a cardinal number.
Nuerecito, a. Quite new, fresh, very Utelj
made.
Nudvo, Ta, a. New; norel, modem, flreah.
J^tMt)o^man^ Span new; renovated;
recently arrived; inexperienced; begin-
ning. D6 nti^voy Anew.
Nn&c, ^f. Walnut; fruit In the shape of a
not: Adam's apple. Kue^ mo$cada^
(Bot) Nutmeg.
Nndxa. ^. (Bot) Briony.
Nugat6rio, rla, a. Nuffatory, deceitfkil.
Nnlamdnte, ad. Invalidly, ineffectually.
NulldAd, ttf. Insignificance; nullity, want of
force or efllcacy ; defeasance.
N&lo, la, a. Null, void of effect of no force.
Numen.«m. Divinity, deity; genius, talent
Numerable, a. Numerable.
Numeracidn, 4/C Numeration.
Numerad6r, am. Numerator, numberer.
Numer&l, a. Numeral, relating to numbers.
Numer^, imx. To number, enumerate;
reckon as one of the same kind.
Nuroerikrio^ ria, a. Numerary.—fm. Hard
oasb, coin.
NumerAtft pec&nia, ad. (Lat) In ready
money.
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NUD
Nnmdricaminte, ad. Indirldnally, nomer
ioally.
NumC'rico, ca, a. Numerical, individual, no
meral
Nutperista, «m. (Little ua.) Nnmerlst
N6mero, am. Number, aii aggregate of units;
cipher or figure; multitude that may be
counted. (Oram.} Number, singular an^
Cral.— Also 2>/. N umbers, one of the five
ks of the Pentateuch.
Numerosam6nte, ad. Numerously.
Nuroerosid&d, ^f. Numerousness.
Numerdso, sa, <l Numerous; bannonioui.
melodious; rhvthmical.
NumlsmiUea, «/ Nnmismatica, tdeni^ Ot
medals and coins.
Numismitico, ca, a. NumismatlcaL
Numismatogrefia, tif. Nnmismatography.
Niuno, am, uoin of ten maravedles.
NnmulAria, ^ (Bot) Money-wort
Numulurio, am. (^mmeroe in money.
N6nca, a<2. Never. Kuncajamaa^'&exet
mora
NunciatAra, tf. Nunciature, the office and
house of a nuncio.
N6ncio, am. Messenger ; nundo, envoy or
ambassador from the pope.
Nuncupative, va, a. Nuncupative, nomlual.
Nuncupat6rio, rla, a. Nuncupatory.
Nupcial, a. Nuptial hymeneal.
Ndpciaa, af. pi. Nuptial^ wedding.
Nutacl^n, ^ Direction of plants towards
the sun. (Astr.) Nutation, movement of
the earth's axis.
Nutate, a. (Bot) Nodding.
Natra, Nutria, f^f. Otter. Mustela lutra.
Nutrlclo, da, a. Nutritious, nutritive.
Nutricldn, t^f. Nutrition. (Pharm.) A cer-
tain preparation of medicines.
Nutriment^ a. Nntrimental.
Nutrim^nto. am. Food, aliment; nutrition.
Nutrir, «a. To fktten, feed ; foment support
Nutritivo. va, a. Nutritive, nourishing.
Nutriz, ^. Nurse.
N.
^ (pronounced In^nye-ay). This letter baa
a strong nasal sound, resembling tiiat of
nin the English word poniard. [so.
Ragdza, ^f. Bird-call, a decoy. Y. AflagO'
Name, am. Yam.
Napa, ^. (Cub.) Gift to a purchaser at the
end of any purchase or Dargain.
N&que, am. Heap of useless trifles.
Niqnlfi6que, An expression used by tlie
vulgar to depredate any thing.
N6doa, am. pL A kind of macaroon, or
round sweetmeat
N6Q0, fia, a. (C^IL) De«replt, Impaired bT
H 6ra. af. V. Koria.
^abl&do,m. Y. jru2»/a<fa.
JubUr, wk V. Kultlar,
Ablo, am, V. Kublo.
ndmo, am, Y. Nuditto,
x^'&doi. am, Y. Kudo,
M nd6M, sa, <r. Y Kuiom.
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OBS
o.
Oi^ oh. This letter is proioanced like the
English o In nr< got. O, In arithmetic,
0ervc« for naaght or cipher, when it is
called cero. 0, in aeo-ctiarta, signifies
west.
C, con^. Or. either. When followed br an-
other o the coi\j unction » la used; as,
9Ms ii oeho. [grant
a, inter}. 01 Oh! O' quUra Dio^i, God
Ol>cecaci6n. fff. Obdaracy.
Obcecido, da, a. B\\\\±—pp. of Obeaoar.
Obcecdr, to. To blind, darken or obscare.
ObdoracIiSn, ^ Obstinacy, obdaracy.
Obedeeed^r, ra, «. Obeycr.
Obedec^r, va. To obev, yield to; submit,
bend, bo pliant; make malleable.
Obedeetmitoto, tm. Obedience, obseqnf-
ousness. [dlity.
Obodi^ncia, tf. 0^«dience, submission ; do-
Obediencidl, a. ObedienUaL [missive.
Obedl^nte, a Obedient, obsequious, sub-
Obedientamdnte, lui. Obediently.
Obelisco, 9m. Obelisk.
Obdlo, am. Obelisk.
Obencadfira, of. A complete set of shrouds;
shrouds in general.
Ob^nquea, am. pi. (Nan.) Shrouds. Oben-
qttaparttdo^ A. rent shroud.
Obertnra, */f (Mus.) Overture.
Obesiddd, «/. Obesity, corpulence.
OWiSo, sa, a. Obese, fat.
O'blce, »n. Obstacle, impediment
Obisp^o, am. Bishopric; episcopate.
Obisp&l, a. Episcopal
Obispalia, *>/. Palace of a bishop. [pire.
Oblsp^r, m^ To be made a bishop; die, ex-
Obl^pUIo, am. Boy-bishop, a chorister-boy
allowed to imitate a bishop; a little
bishop, a titio given by students in unl-
versiUes to new-comers.
Obispo, 9nu Bishop. Obispo de aniUo or
d€ Utulo^ Bishop in paHibu*.
ObituArio, rnn. Obituary. [Uon.
Obieci6n, ^ Objection, opposition, exccp-
Oblet^, ffa. To obioct, oppose, remonstrate.
Oljetivamonte, ad. Objectively.
ObJeUvo, va, a. Objective, presented as an
object
ObJ6to. 9m. Object, design, end, aim.
OblacidB, »f. Oblation, offering.
ObUUla. V- Faneral off«?riDg of br«ad for
the souls of the deceased.
Oblapie, ^ The act of hauling a ship or
barge along with ropea.
Oblita, 9/. Offering made to a church either
in money or ornaments.
Obl^a. />/! Wafier.
Ot>1eeria, jj/! Art of making wafers.
Oble^ro, 9m. Wafer maker or seller.
Obllcuam^te, ad. Obliquely.
Oblicuidad, »/. Obliquity, deviation from
physical rectitude.
Obttouo, cna, a. Oblique, crooked.
ObU^««m. ConfoeUoner who provides wa-
tbnar eaket for the royal Ikmily of Spain.
AUgftcl6n, 4< Obligation, duty ; contract,
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engagoment; provision-ofOoe.— p/. Cbar*
acter and integrity; family. £9 hombr9
ds obligaei<msat He is a man of integrity
and honor.
ObligMo, 9m. A publio contractor. (Law)
Obligee, or bound by contract
Obligudo, da, a. Obliged, bound, indebted.
Obligante, pa. Obligating, imposing.
Obllg&r, va. To oblige, compel, blud, con-
strain; confbr favors.
ObligaUSrio. ria, a. Obligatory, binding.
Obl6n, V. Flvr de oblon.
Obiungo, ga, a. Oblong.
Obn6xio, xia, a. Obnoxious.
Ob6e, 9m. Hautboy ; pUyer on the hautboy.
O'bolo, 9m. Obolus ; obolei
O'bra, a/T Work ; writings of an author ; the
building or repairing of a house ; moans,
virtue, powep : toll, work, labor, employ-
ment [cattle can plough in a day.
Obrikla, a/ As much ground as a pair of
Obraddr, ro, a. Workman, artificer, oieehan-
io; worksliop.
Obradura, ^ That which is expressed at
every press-full in oil-mills.
Obr^je, 9m* Manu&cture, any thing mado
by art; manufkictory, workshop ; a house
of correction. [man in a dock-yard.
Obnydro, 9n%. Foreman, overseer; quarter-
Obr^te, pa. Acting, working.
Obrdr, vo. To work, mann&cture ; operate ;
put into practice ; execute ; construct
Obrepci6ii, »/. Obreption, fidse narration to
obtain some end.
Obrepticiam^nte, ad. Falsely, deceitfully.
Obrepticio, da, a. Obreptiiious; obtained
by deceit or surprise.
Obreria, 9f Task of a workman: money
destined for the repairs of a church.
Obr^ro, ra, «. Workman, day<»laborer ; mis-
sionary; prebendary who superintenda
the repairs of churches.
Obrizo, za, a. Pure, refined : ^>plied to gold.
ObscenamSnte, ad. Obscenely.
Obscenlddd, ff. Obscenity, unchastity.
Ob8c6no, na, a. Obscene, impure.
Obsourocidn, ^ V. Ob9curidad.
Obscuram^te, ad. Obscurely, darkly, ab-
strusely; privately.
Obscuras (AX ad. Obscurely, in the dark.
Obecnreoer, va. To obscure, darken; fill
with gloom ; cloud, conftiso.
Obsoareciml6nto, 9m. Obeeuratlon.
Obscurid&d, a/ Obscurity; doudiness,
gloominess, opacity, density; abstruse-
nosa. i^^'^ abstruse ; unknown.
Obscuro, ra, a. OMoure, gloomy ; unintelli-
Ol)secracl6n, ^. Obsecration, entreaty.
Obeecu^nte, a. Obsequious, obedient
Ob8oquiad6r, ra, a. and «. Y. Obnequianis.
Obsequl&nte, pa. and a. Obsequious; cour-
tier, gallant
Obsequi^r, va. To court, wait upon, serve.
Obscquias, ^f. pi. Obsequies. V. E^qttia9,
Obs6quIo, 9m. Obsequiousness, oomplal*
sanoe, dvUlty.
Obseqntosam^ute, ad. Obsequlonslv.
Obftequioso, la, a. Obedioot, oompllant, at
tentlvei [observance
Observaddn, 9f. Observation ; remark, note
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Observaddr, «>J». Ab astronomer.
ObeorrAodB, «/: Obeenranoe, respoet, revor-
enoe; obedience.
Ohfervunte. pa. and a. Obeenrant, reapeot-
Ailly obedient; observing.— «?». MonlL
Observantem^te, ad, Obsenringly.
Observer, va. To obser>-e, regard attenttre-
\y\ notice, mind, heed
Obeerratdrio, tm. Obeenratory.
Obsed6n, t\f. Obsession. [roirlta.
ObsAso. sa, a. Beeet, tempted, as wftb evil
Obsidiiba, »f. Obsidian stone.
Obsidlonil, a, ObsldionaL
Obalsttote, a. Besonant, resounding.
Ol«oI6to, U, a. Obsolete, oat of use.
OUticolo, em. Obstacle, impedimexit, ob-
strootion.
Obfltint^ pa. Withstanding.
Obst^, 9ii. To oppose, obstmet, hinder.
Obstinaci6n, «/. Ob8tinac7, obdoraQr. Py.
Obadnadam^nto, ad. Obstinatelv, stubborn-
Obstin&do, da, a. Obstinate, obdurato, head-
strong.
Obstinarse, «r. To be obetinata
Obstracetdn, tf. (Med.) Obstruction.
Obstructivo, va, a. Obstmotlve, obstruent
Obstmir, va. To obstruct or block up.— «r.
To be obstmoted or choked.
Obtenddn, ^. Attainment, obtalnment
Obtener, «a. To attain, obtain, procure.
Obttoto, tm. Benefloe, prebend, living:
Obtent6r, am. One who obtains a living on
being ordained priest
Obteataol6n, ^ Supplication, entreatr.
Obtnsamfeto, ad. (Little us.) Obtusely.
Obtnsdngulo, «. and a. Obtuse angle ; obtu-
aangular.
Obtuso, sa, a. Obtuse, blunt; dull.
ObAe, am. Hautboy ; player on the hautboy.
Obiia, tm. Uowitzer, nowitz.
Obvenoidn, f/T A casual profit
Obventido, da, a. Casual, acddentaL
ObvI4r, 9a. To obviate, prevent; oppose.
OTivio, via, a. Obvious, evident
Oby^Hito, ta, a. Interposed.
Oby6cto, am. V. Ot^fsoion and JUvlica,
O'ea, »/. (Om.) Chiose; game called roval
goose. [coarse silk.
Odkl, am. Pod formed by two silk-worms;
Ooale^, 91%, To make pods: applied to silk-
worms.
Ocasi6n, «/ Occasion, opportunity; conve-
nience: accidental cause or mottve; dan-
ger, risk.
D.^jtflonAdo, da, a. Provoking, insolent
Ooasionailor, ra, «. Oooasioner.
OoasionAl, a. Occasional
Ocasionalmtote, ad. Occasionally.
Ocaslonir, va. To cause, occasion ; endanger.
Ooitso, am. Ooddent the west
Onddentiil, <K Ooddental, western.
Oeddente, rnn, Ooddent, the west
Oedpitdl a, OcdpltaL
Oedp6eio, mn. Oodput
Ooeano^ nm. The ocean; any vast expanse.
Ooe&no, a. Ocean, oceanic
OiAAva, qf. The eighth part Ochavas da
fnolinets, (Nau.) The whelps of the wind-
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Ochavida da, a. Octagonal, eif^t-alded.
Ochav&r, vo. To form an octagon.
Ochavedr, «n. To be divided into eiohtte.
Och&vo, «m. A Spanish coin, valued at twa
maravedies.
Och^nta, a. Kightv.
Ochent6n, na. a. ls«lffhty years old.
O'cbo, am. and a. Eight
Ochodentos, a. Eight hundred.
Ochos^n, tm. The smallest coin among th4
ancient Spaniards^
Ooiiir, «n. To loiter, spend time carelaady.
O'do, am. Leisure, vacancy of mind; vm-
time.
Odoeamtote. ad. Idly, uaeleasly.
Ododdid, ^ Idleness, lazineas, lelsura.
Od6so, sa, a. Idle, lazy, fruitless.
Odocrada, «/ Ochlocracy, government bv
the multitude.
OcozoiU, am. Mexican serpent
Ocoxol, am. (Bot) Sweet^gum liquid aribei
O'cre, MK Ochre.
Ocrdto, tm, V. Onocritala.
OctaMro, am. Octahedron.
Octagonal, a. Ootagonal. [angles.
Octigono, na, a. Having el^t Cdea and
Oct^no. tm. An odagon.
Octangular, a. Octangular.
Ootibite, am. Octant
Oct4va, a^ Octave, eight days after a chnrefa
festival (Mua.)OoUve. [eighth parL
Octav^, vn. To form octaves; deduct the
OctavMo, am. Festival continued eight daysw
OctaviUa, v: Half-pint for excise taken on
the retail of vinegar, oil, and wine.
Octavin, amw Flageolet
Oct&vo, 8m, An eighth; the olbpring of •
quadroon and a white.
OoUvo, va, a. Eighth; octave, Un Ubm
en odtivoy An octavo volume. [old.
Octogenirio, ria, a, Ootogenary, eiffhty years
Ootogontteimo, a. Eight hunoredth.
Octog^imo, a. Elghoeth.
Octopdtala, a. (Dot) Oetopetalonsi (labia
Octodl&bioo, ca, Octosllabo, ba, a. Odosyl-
Oct^stilo, am. (Arch.) Octostyle.
OotuagSsimo^ ma, a. Eightieth.
Oct6bre, tm. October.
Oct6plo, pin, a. Octuple, eightfold.
Ocular, a. Ocular. Tettigo ocular^ Ey*
witness.— am. Eye-glass.
Ocularmtote, ad. Ocularly.
Oculista, tm. Oculist
OcuItAble, a. (Little us.) Concealable.
Ocultad6n, ^ Goncealmont, hiding. ( A st.1
OccuUation.
Ocultad6r, ra, «. Eider, concealer.
Ocultamdnte, ad. Secretly, hiddenly.
Ocultir, vo. To hid^ conceal, disguise
mask ; keep secret (Law) To embezzle^
Ociilto, ta, a. Hidden, occult, secret, dan«
dosUno. [acit
Ocupad6n, */ Occupation; business; pnr-
OcQp&da, ^ (Low) V. PreMada, [gftged
OoupMo, pp. JSkar ocupado^ To do en*
Ocupad6r, am. Possessor, occupant
Ocup&nte, pa, and a. Occupant
Ocup4r, «a. To hold an employ; busy, em
ploy; occupy, inhabit don; Idea
OcurKuda, jjiT Oci^nrrcnce, accident, oeca
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Oourrtotfl^ pa. Oocurrlng; obvioua,
Octmtr, vn. To meet, antldpale; occnr,
happoo : obviateu [masic
O'da,^ Odo; ft poem written to be set to
Odiur, va. To bate, abhor, detest
O'dio, «m. Hatred, abborrcace, detestation.
Odlofiain<^inte, ad. Odiously, hatefully.
Odiosldad, t*/. Hatefulness, odiorsneas.
Odlueo, sa, a. Odious, bateAil, detestable.
Odisca, fif. The Odyssey.
Odumetnx »m. Instrument (br measuring
the road passed over.
Odontalgia, a/. Odontalgia, the tooth-ache.
Odontil^ioo, «m. Odontalgic. [eroua.
Odorifensimo, ma, a. Very fhigrant, odorlf-
Odorifero, ra, a. Odoriferous, fragrant
O'dre, «m. A leathern bag used for wine, oil,
andliqaida.
OdrecUIo, sm, dim, V. (Tdre,
Odreria, kf. 8bop where leather bottles are
made or sold.
Odr^ro, nn. Leather-bottle maker or seller.
Odreiuelo, «m. dim. Y. O'dre.
Oedlcn^o, am. fOm.) Stone-curlew,
O^nas, nf. Stock-aove, wood-pigeon. [tcr.
Oenute, */. (Om.) Fallow-flnch, stone-cl
Oesnorneste, rnn. West-northwest
O^te, »m. The west: also west wind.
Ofended6r, ra, «. V. Ofenaor.
Ofenddr, «a. To offend, harm, tnlnre, make
angry. — tr. To be vexed or displeased;
take offence.
Ofdnsa. ^ Offence, l^Jarr, transgression.
Olbnsion, f/T Offence: injury.
Ofensivam^te, ad. Offensively. fsallant
Ofensivo, va, a. Offensive, displeasing ; as-
Ofensivo, am. Any thing which serves as a
defence.
Ofens^r, ra, am, and/ Offender; offendress.
Ofertote, mn. Offerer.
Ol^rta, sf. Offer, promise; gift, offering.
Ofert6rio, 9m. Offertory; the mass.
Ofldil, am. Workman, artificer, tradesman ;
Journeyman; clerk in a public office;
magistrate ; hangman or executioner.
OfidflTo. Official
Oflciila, ^ A workwoman,
OfldalAzo, am. A skilful workmau.
Ofldal^Jo, am. A pettv workman.
Ofidalia, «< Clerk's place in a public office.
QfUiana mayor. Chief clerkship.
OflcialidM, af. Body of officers.
Ofldir, va. To officiate; minister, [house.
Oflcinal ^/T Workshop; office, counting-
OfidnAi, a. Officinal. [office.
Ofidnista, am. One employed in a public
Ofido, am. Office, employ, work; ftmction;
benefit, service. Qficios^ Solemn church
service. [leal offices.
Ofldondrio, tm. Book containing the canon-
Ofidosam^nte, ad. Officiously, [ciousncaa
Jfidoeid&d, ff. Diligence, assiduity; offi-
Ofldoflo, sa, a. Offidous, diligent
Ofk^eedor, tm, Ofllerer.
Ofrec6r, «a. To offer; present; occur; ex-
hibit, manlfert; dedicate.
OfredmUnfiL am. Offer, promise; occor-
renoa, Indoent
Oft^ndft. «/ Offering, oblation, gift
UfttsndSr, va. To present offerings to God.
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Oftilmia. »/. qphthalmy.
Oftdlmico, a. Ophthalmic.
OftalmograTia, nf. Ophthalmography.
OflalmohSgia, ^f. Ophthalmology.
Oftalmoscopia, »/. Ophthalmoscopy.
OAiscacion, OIVi9cami6nto, a. Obfuscatiott iA
the sight; confused reason. [obscurcc
Ofufldir, va. To obfuscate, darken, render
Oido, da, pp. Heard. D« oida» or por m-
daSy By heai-say.
Oido^ 9m. Ear, oi^an and sense of hearing ;
power of iudging; touch-hole of a gun.
Oid6r, 9m. llearer; a Judge of the Audien
da, or supreme conrt
Oidoria, 9l Office or dignity of an cidor.
Oir, va. To hear, listen; understand, com>
prebend. [thing.
Oial, 9m^ Bntton-hole; hole through any
^i, ink Would to God, God grant
(^ad^ 9f. A woman who works button-
boles. [dothe^
0Jalad6ra, 9f. The set of bntton-ooles in
Ojaldr, va. To make button-holes.
(Maoo^ am. V. 0iclop4.
Oiazo, 9m, A large eye.
Oleada, f{f. Glance, glimpee, ogle. Tchasa.
Olead6r, am. One who starts game for tha
Oleadtira, ^f. Act of glazing clothea.
0Je4r, va. To eye, view with attention;
^lanee at ; start or startle any thing.
Qjeo, 9m. The act of starting game.
OJSra, ^ Bluish circle under the eyelid.
Qjeriza, ^. Spite, erudge, ill-^-llL [eyed.
0}er6eo, sa, O|)erttdo, da, a. Sunken, hollo «*•
0|}6te, 9m, Eyelet-hole In clothes.
OljeteiUlo, da, a. Perforated by eyelet-
holes.— /)p. of 0^€tear,
QJetei^, va. To make eyelet-holes in clothes.
OJet^ »/. Piece of whalebone sewed near
the eyelet-holes in dothee.
0Jial(6gre, a. Having lively, sparkling eyes.
Oljto, 9m, A small eye.
OllenJ^to, ta, a. Dry-eyed.
(^Imel. OJimi^l, 9m. V. Owimel.
Olimor^no, na, a. Brown-eyed.
Ollndgro, gra, a. Black-eyed.
Olizafiio, na, a. Squint-eyed, moon-eyed.
C^iziu^ ca. a. Blue or gray-eyed.
O'io, 9m, Eye, sizht, ocular knowledge;
head formed on liquors ; arch of a bridge ;
channel of a mill to the wheel; care, at-
tention, observation, notice ; lather formed
from soap; eye or hollow in bread or
cheese.
Qj6so, siL a. V. OJeroso. [women.
Ol6ta, ^ A kind of shoe worn by Indian
'^judo, 9m, A small eye.—pL Sparkling^
smiling eyes ; speotadea. [tioa
O'la, 9f. A wave: a sudden, violent comm»>
Ola, ifiXa?:^. Holloa I
OlAJe, 9m. Sncoession of waves.
Ole&da, nf. Surge of the sea; a plentiful pro-
duce of oil: violent emotion.
OleaginosidM, «/ Oleaginousness, ollinesflh
01eagin6so, aa, a. Oleaglnoua, oily.
Oledr, va. To administer extreme uncuon
Oleirio, rla, a. OUy.
Oleiistro, am. V. Acsbuehe,
Olefiza, »f. (Proy.) The watery dresf In tin
mill after the extradion of the oil
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OlMriBon, im. Olecranon, emincDcc behind
the dbov.
Olcd^ro, rt, a. Odorooa, fhigrant
Oleddr, ^^ «. Smeller.
O'leo, «fn. OIL V. AoMtf. Al oUo, In oil
colors: extreme unction. [honey.
Oleoml^t mn. Oil of the consistence of
Olc^oo, aiua. Oily, oleaginous.
Oler, ffo. To smell, scent; search, discover;
pry.^^n. To strike the no&trlls; to have
a particular smack.
Olfhtdo', va. To smell, scent
OU&to, 9in. The smoU ; scent, chase followed
by the smelL
OVatdrlo, ria, a. Olflu^tory.
Ofibano, «m. (Bot) A gum-resin prodaced
by the Lyoian lunlper.
OIionte,i>a. Smelting, odorons.
0116ra, {/T Vessel in which holy oil is kept
Oligi^nla, 4/^ Oligarchy.
Olig&rqnico, ca, a. Oligarchical [vears.
Olimpiida, if. Olympiad, period or Amit
Olimpico, a. Olympic Heaven.
Olimpo, sm. lleight, eminence. (Poet)
O'Uo, tvK Oil. V. OfM. Al oUo, In oil.
Oned^. to. To smell, scent; Inveetigatew—
vn. To stink.
Oliva, ^f. Olive; owL V. LeehtMa.
OUrir, «m. Plantation of olive-trees, olive-
grove, olive-yard.
Ollviirda, tf. (Bot) Clammy InnUL [ron.
Olivardilla, ^/ (Bot) Stronz-smeDing erigo-
<Miv&rse, vr. To form bubbles: applied to
bread.
Ollv&stro de R6das, m. (Bot) V. Linalo^
Olivdra, 0/. Olive-tree. V. OUvo,
Olivifero, ra, a. (Poet) Producing olivea,
ollve-bearlng.
OlivUla, /»/ (Bot) Widow-wall
OUvo, mn. (Bot) Olive-tree.
Olla, ^ A round earthen pot (Coll.) Stom-
ach; whirlpool OUa podrida, Dish
composed or different sorts of meat and
veiretabl^ boiled together.
OUiioA, mn. pL (Nan.) Eyelet-holes, round
holes In s&lls. OUiuM ds lot rircs^ Reef
evel^-holes.
OUaza, nf. A large pot or boiler.
011^0, tfm. Blow with a pot
Oll^jo, 9m. Peel, rind. V. IfolUjo.
Olleria, ^ Pottery ; a shop whore earthen
ware is made or sold.
OU^ro, ftm. Potter; dealer lu earthen-ware.
OlUta, f{f. Pipkin, a small pot
OUtt^la, fif. Pit or hollow under the Adam's
apule.
Olmeda, Olmfido. *. Elm-grove.
Olmo, tf. (Bot.) Elm-tree.
(M/»r, 9m, Odor, scent ; st'iik, stench. (Met)
Fame, reputation. Agua de olor^ Sweet-
scented water.
Olorcito, »nk dim, A slUht smell
01or6so, sa, a. Odorlf-roos, fragrant
Olvidadizo. za, cu Forgclfal, oblivious.
(NvidiUis, da, a, and pp. of OMdar. For-
gotten, forsaken, forlorn.
OlTidAr, to. To fbrget, neglect omit
Olvido, Mh Forgetfhlness, heedlessness;
carelessness, neglect oblivion.
O'mbla, 9f (IchthO Crow-flsh.
ONZ
Omblig&da, »f. Part corresponding to Uh
navel In iklns of animals.
Ombligo, fn. Centre of a thing ; navet
string; the navel OnMigo as Venua^
Yenns navel-wort [or monJ.\
Ombllguira, ^, (Bot) V. Orf^a ds abad
Ombligu^ro, tnK Bandage put apon the na*
vel of new-bom children.
Ombria,^ Shade, also umbrage, (alphabet
Om^ »/. Omega, last letter in the Greek
Oroentil, a. Belonging to the omentum.
Omtnto, sm. Omentum, the covering of Um
bowels.
(Xmieron, sm. Name of the Greek short O
Omin&r, va. To ominate, fbretoken.
Ominosamtote, ad. Ominously.
OmIn66o, ss. a. Ominous. [lessneas.
Omisi6n, 4/; Omission, negligence, care-
Omiso, sa, a. Neglectfhl remiss, heedless.
Omitir, wk To omit n^eot
Omnid^noia, ^. Omniscience.
Omnlmodamtotei ad. Entirely.
Omnimodo, da, a. Entire, total
Omniparo, rm, a. (Little nsi) Omniparlent
Omnipot^nota, ^f. Omnipotence.
Omnipottote, a. Omnipotent almlgh^.
Omntpotentemtote, oo. Omnipotent!/.
Omniscio, la, a. Omniscient
Omopl&to. #171. (Anat) Omoplate, the sbonl*
der-blaoe.
Onigra, 4^ A warlike engine, used by the
ancients to throw stones.
On&gro, $m. Wild ass.
Onanismo, snu Onanism.
O'nce, (Num.) Eleven, ffaosr Uu oncti^
(Coll) To take a lunch about noon.
Onceir, wi. To weigh out by onnces.
Onccjdra, OnciJera, ^ A small snare Ibr
catching birds, a bird-tnm.
Ooc6jo, tm. (Prov.) String, nand.
Onoeoo, na, a. Eleventh.
O'nda, f/! A wave; reverberation of light;
fluctuation, danger ; sling. Y. HonSa.
Onde&do, a. Undulated. [tion.
Ondeido, sm. Any thing In waves, nndnl»*
Ondefir, vn. To unduUue; fluctuate.— «r.
To float backwards and forwards.
Onerdso, sa, n. Burdensome, onerous.
Onfaclno, na, a. Extracted from green oltves.
On(kc6meli, am. Oxymel
Onirocracia, Onirom&ncia, ttf. Onelrooratia,
explanation of dreams.
Onirocritlco, am. and a. (Little us.) Onelro-
critic
Oniaue, Oniz. "f. Onyx, a precious stone
Onobriqne, Onobriqnis, t^. (Bot) Y. E^ '
parceUu
Onocr^talo, wn, (Om.) White pelican.
Onomancia, «/ Onomancy. [cal
Onom&ntloo, ca, a. Ooomantic onomantt*
Onoqulles, if. (Bot) Dyer's bngiosa.
On66ma, ^ (Bot) Onosma.
Onotaiiro, am. Jumart
Ontologia, ^. Ontology, metaphysics.
Ontologista, sm. Ontologist
(Xnza, «/: Ounce ; the twelfth part of a Bo*
man root (Her.) A small panther reprvt
sented In a scutcheon. Ounce, lynx.
Onzavo, ra, a. Eleventh —tnk Eleventh
part.
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OpAcamente. ad, Obecarel j, darkly.
Opaddid, ^ Opacity, cloadineaa.
Opkct^ oa, a. Opaque, gloomy.
Oi'palo, am. Opal, precTooa stone.
Opddn, ff. OptioD, choice.
O'pera, »/. Any tediooa work ; an opera.
Operable, a. Capable of oporaUag; practi-
cable.
Operaci^n, itf. Operation, a^fency.
Jperador, am. Surgical operator.
Opedbte^po. and 9. Operator; operating.
Ober&r, <m. To operate, to act.
Oper&rlo, am. Onerator, laborer; Mar who
aasiata aick or aying piersona.
Operativo, va. a. Operative.
C^riata, a. com. Operator, execntor.
<^r6eo, aa, a Laboriooa, operoae.
Opiido, da, a. Opiate, narcotic.
OpI&ta, ^ Opiate.
OplitO), ta, a. and a. Opiate, narootia
Opifloe, am. Workman, artifloer, artiat
OpUad6n, tf. Oppilation, obstruction; chlo-
rosisi.
Opil&r, TO. To oppilate. obetmct.— «r.
(CoIL) To suffer fh>m ohloroais.
Opilativo, va, a. Obatroctive. oppllattve.
Opimaoo, 9m, Ophymachoa, kind of lizard.
O pimo, ma, a. Klch, ftmltfal, abundant
Opin&ble, a. Diapntablo, problematical.
Oplntote, pa, and a. Arguing:
Opin&nte, a. Arguer.
Opindr. va. To argue, lodge, opine.
Oplnativo, va, a, OplnloDatlTe, oplnativo.
Oplnl6o, ^ Opinion, judgment: character.
Opinloncilla, tta, ^ Opinion founded on
slight grouads.
O'plo, mtn, OpiuBL
Oplparo, ra, a. Opiparooa, sumptuous.
Opitnlacl6n, ^. Aid, help, opltulaUon.
Opob4Isamo, am, Opobalaam, the balm of
Gilead.
Opon^, Ml. To oppoee, contradict; defect
—^r. To act agalnat; fhmt [parsnip.
Opop^naca, opOEM&nace, f/T (Bot) Bough
Opop6naco, 9m. Opoponax, a gnm'resin.
Oportnnam^ate. aa. Opportunely.
OportunldAd, ^ Opportunity, ounvenlenoei
OportunOi na, a. Convenient, opportune.
<^oalcl6n, a^ Oppoaitioa; composition,
contrariety. (die ta
Op6sito, 9m, Imnedlment, obstacle ; oppo-
Opodt6r, ra, a. <^poaer, opponent; candl*
data. rpreaaure.
Opreai6n, ^f. Oppression, cruelty, hardship;
Opresivamtote^ ad, Opprecaiveiy.
Oprosivo, va, a. Oppreadve, cruel; over-
wholmlnip
Opre86r, 9m. OpnreBSor; extortioner.
Oprimir, «a. To oppress; overpower;
crush, preaa. squeeze.
Opr6bio» 9m, Opprobrium, shame.
Oprobi^ao, aa, a. Opprobrious, reproachful.
Optir. a. To choose, elect
Optaavo, «m. OptaUvau
Optloa, ff. OpUca.
O'ptico, ca, a. Optic, Tisual.— «m^ Optician.
Optlr^ismo, am- Optimism.
Optimista, qf. OpUmlst
0"ptiuM>, mSf a. Beat eminently good.
OpoestaiD^nic, ad. Oppoaitcly.
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Opnteto, ta, a. Oopoaite, contrary, adveraak
Opugnaci6n, (\f. Oppugnancy, opposition.
Opugnador, 9m^ Oppngner, oppo»er.
Opugn&r, ta. To oppugn ; Impugn, attack,
resist
Opuldncia, 9f. Opulence, wealth, afflnenoa.
Opulentamente, ad. Opulently.
OpuI6nto, ta, a. Opulent wealthy, aflQu'ent
Opnscniito, am. A short sdcutiflo work ; a
dissertation. [tiaa.
OpAsonlo, 9m. A short, compondiafoa trar'
Oqued&L, am. Plaotution of lofty troea.
Oqueru6U. sf. Entangled, knotted thread.
Cra, ad. At present— co»^. Whether.
Oraci6n, rf. Oration, harangue, sentenoa;
Angelna or evening prayer.
Oradonil, am. Prayer-book.
Oracion^ro, tm. He who goes praying ftom
door to door.
Ordculo, am. Oracle, fiuned for wlsdona.
OthA^ if. \. Dorado.
Oraddr, am. Orator; panegyrist, preacher
OhUe, 9m, Storm, tempest
(Ml, a. Oral, vocal [tiaaa.
Oraagiata, 9tn. Orangeman, a political per*
Orir, im. and a. To harangue; pray; a^
beseech.
Or&te, 9. com. Lunatic madman, Ckisa dt
oraU9t A mad-house.
Orat6ria, ^ Oratory, eloquence.
Oratoriam^nte. ad Oratorically.
Oratdrio, amv Oratory ; oratorio; congrega-
tion of presbyters.
Orat6rio, ria, a. Oratorial, rhetorical
Orbay&r, vn. (Prov.) To fall in mist, drizzlei
OrbAyo, 9m, Mist amall rain.
O'rbe, am. Orb, sphere; circle. (Ichth.)
Olobe-flsh.
Orblculih', a. OrbicuUr, drcular.
Orbioularm^nte, ad. Orbicularly.
O'rbita, ^. Orbit ; cavity of the eye.
O'rca, 9m. (Ichth.) Qrampus, ore
Orcaadta, if, (Bot) Dyer's bugloea.
Orchilla, tf. (Bot) Archil, rocoeUa, true
dyer^ orchil
O'rco, 9m. (Ichth.) GrampnSw Hell
Orcotomla, 9f, Orchotomy, castration.
OrdAlia, f< Ordeal, a trial by fire or water.
Orde&ta, ^, Peeled barley ; ptiaan.
O'rden, a. com. Order ; method, precept,
rule; daas.
Ordenaci6n, ^ Ordination; edict; clerical
ordination.
Ordenida, ^ (Math.) Ordinate.
Ordenadam6nte, ad. Orderly. [ly, juat
Ordenido, da, a. Ordained, ordinate, orders
Ordenad<Sr, am. Ordalner, orderer. T. Oth
mi9ario, [law. edict
Ordenamldnto, am. Ordaining, regulating;
Orden&ndo, 9m^ A candidate lor orders.
Ordeninte, pa. Ordering, disposing.
OrdenAnca, 4^ Method, order, duty; Inw,
statute.
Ordenir. 9a, To arrange, dass ; order, enact
— vr. To bo ordained.
Ordefiad6ro, 9m. Milk-pall
Oidaflad6r, 9m. Milker.
Ordefiir. «a. To auck ; milk ; obtain, [der
Ordinaci6n, ^ Ordinance ; disposition, oe-
Ordinil a. and 9m^ Onlinal, ritnal
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OMInulaiiidnte, odL Frequentlj; ordloft-
rily.
Ordindrio, rfa, a. Ordinary, usual, fiunU!ar;
moan, vulgar.
Ordlndrio, «m. Ordinary; also the dally ex-
pense of a blshoi»; mail or letter carrier;
regnlarly, commonly.
Ordinativn, va, a. Ordering, regnlatlng.
Orca, a. V. Oreads.
Oreade, tf. Oroad, wood-nymnh.
Oroir, va. To cool, refresh ; ary, air.
Orec6r, i?o. To convert into gold.
Or6gano. sm, (Bot.) Wild marjoram.
Ordja, rf. Ear; the organ of hearing; tale-
bearer, [ed.
Orele&do, da, a. Informed, advised, instmct-
Oreje^, m. To shake the ears; whisper In
the ear. [kettle-ear.
Or^ra, ^ Covering for the ears; pot-ear,
Orcijita, t^. A small cxtcrnni ear. [ear.
Or«jjAn, rnn. Slice of dried IVult; pnll by the
Orejfido, da, a. Flap-eared, long-eared.
Orelldna, </C (BoL) Amatto or amotto.
Or6nga, f/. (Nan.) V. Cuadema.
Orto, 9m. Breeze, fresh air. [nell
OreoMllno, am, (Bot) Divaricated splng-
Orfhnd^ Orfanidad, ^ Orphanage.
O'ifo, »m. (Ichth.) Rad, flnscale.
Organ6ro^ itn. Organ maker or ballder.
Oigdnlcam^nte, ad. Organically. [nlona.
Org&nico, ca, a. Organic, organfcal ; barmo-
Oiganico, iljo, ito, 9m. Chamber-organ.
Organista, «. com. (Mna.) Organist
Organizaci6n, ^, Organization, constmc-
tlon ; order.
Oi^anlziir, «a. To tone an organ ; organize.
O'rgano, am^ Organ, medium, a liqnor cool-
er. (Mas.) Organ.
Org^mo, mft. (Med.) Orgasm, orgasmns.
O'rgia, ^ Frantic revel— ^ Orgies.
Orgtillo, mk. Pride, hanghtinesa, loftiness.
Orgnllosamdnte, ad, Ilanghtily.
OrgnllAso, ea, a. Proud, hanghty, lofty.
Orlc&lco, »m, Orlchalcb, brass.
Orictografia, a/. Oryctograpby or descrip-
tion of fossils. [cntaL
Oriental, a. Oriental, eastern.— »m. An orl-
OrientAr, ra. To tarn to the eastward ; con-
aider. Orientar una reta^ To trim a
sail [origin ; youth.
Ori6nte, stn. The east ; cast wind ; source,
Oriilce, 9m. Goldsmith. [smith.
Orifida, 9m. Art and profession of a gold-
Orifioio, em. Orifice, mouth, aperture.
Oiigen, «m. Origin, source, motive.
Origipal, <i. Original, primitive.
Orit^&L mti. Original, archetype; souroc.
Originididid, ^ (C!oll) Orlginall^.
OrfginalmSnt^ act Originally, radically.
OriglnAr, va. To originate, bring into exis-
tence, tako existence.
Orlginariam^nte, ad. Radically, originally.
Orlginfirlo, ria, a. Originary.
Origlndrio, 9m. Native, descendant
Orllla, ^. Limit, border, margin ; edge ;
bank, shore; footpath.
Orlllir, vn, and a. To approach the ahore ;
leave a selvage on cloth ; arrvigc, con-
clude.
Orllht, 9m. Selvage of cloth.
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Orin, 9m. Rust; stain; defbct; urine.
Orina, 9/. Urine.
OrlnAI, «77k Chamber-pot
Orinir, vru To emit urine, make 'wator.
Orini^nto, ta, a. Rusty, mouldy.
Orinque, 9m. Buoy-rope.
Ori61, 9m. (Om.) Golden oriole w thnah.
Oridn. 9m. (Astr.) Orion, a soutb<n ^.s.
stellation.
Oriundo, da, a. Originated, derived from.
O'ria, 9f. Border, fringe. (Arch.) Orlo.
0rlad6r, «m. BOTderer, be who makea boi-
ders.
Orlad^ra, ^. Border, edging.
Orldr, to. To border, garnish vdtb an edgfnf
O'rlo, 9m. A musical wind Instrument
Ormosi, 9m. A kind of silk stnlll
Omabdque, 9m. (Fort) Hornwork.
Omadam^nte, act. Ornamentally
Ornddo, da, a, and pp. Omated, oto»>
xnented, ornate.
Ornament&do, da, a. Y. Omado, [nMBi
Ornaments, va^ To adorn, embellish, oroa*
Omam^nto, 9m, Ornament decoration. •
pi. Sacred vestments; mouldings.
Orn4r, va. To adorn, embellish, garnish.
Omito, 9m. Dress, ornament, decoration.
Ornlt6llta, ^ Part of a bird petrified.
Omitol6gla, ^ Omitholocy.
Omitol6gico, ca, A Omithologloal.
Omit^Ioco, «7n. OmIthol<^t
Ornitoraancfa, qf. Omlthomancy.
O'ro, 9m. Gold, money, wealth, riches.
Or6bia8, 9m, Orobia. tne finest incense.
Or6bo, 9m. (Bot) Bitter vetch.
Ordche, em. Silver and gold mixture.
Or6ndo^ da, a. Pompous, showy ; hollow.
Oropol, 9m. Leaf-brass; tinsel
Oropel^roj 9m. Brass-worker. [hammM;
Oropendola, 9/. (Om.) Witwall, loriot, gold-
Orop^sa, ^. (Bot) Woolly sage. [§0,
Oroplmdnte, «tn. Orplment, afollaoeoaa lbs-
OrozuK, 9m. (Bot) Licorice or liquorice.
Orqudeta, Orqu^stra, if, Orchestre or orchet
tra. [nut
Orraca, 9/ Spirits distilled from the eoooa*
Ortega, (Om.) Hazd-grousew
Orti^ ^f. (Bot) Nettie. [tty.
Ortivo, va. a. (Astr.) Oriental, oastem, or*
O'rto, 9m. Rising of the sun, or of a star.
Ortoddxia, 9/. Orthodoxy.
Ortodoxo, xa, a. Orthodox.
Ortodromia, «/ Orthodromy, sailing In •
straight course.
Ortogonio, a. Orthogonal rectangular.
Ortografia, 9/. Orthography.
Ortogrificaminte, aa. C>rthogriphlea]ly.
OrtogrAfleo, ca, a. Orthograpbical
Ort^grafb, «m. Orthographer. [tkia.
Ortologia, 9f. Orthoepy, art of pronunc4»>
Ortop^ia, 9f. Orthopedia. [a caterpillar.
Or6ga, iff. (Bot) Rocket, also rocket sauce;
Ort^o, 9m. Skin or peel of pressed grapea
Orviet&uo, 9m, Orvletan, a celebrated anti-
dotes
Olrza, 9f. Gallipot (Nan.) Lnfll
Orzad^raa, »/ pL Leo-boarda.
OrzAga, 9/. (Bot) Orach.
OrUr. 9n, To lufl^ bear away. pid
Orzuelo, 9m, A snare; a tumor on Ibe «?•
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08, pron. Ton or ye.
O'kw tf. She-bear. Om, mayor^ TTrM mi^or.
Osadamdnte. adU Boldir, daringlj.
Oadla, »/. Conraj^ boldneas; zeal
0»Mo, dia, a. Daring, bold, high-spirited.
Osimbre, V. OMmerUa.
Oeamdnta. ^f. A skeleton.
Oe^t <»t- To dare, ventare ; imagine.
OeAr, Osiulo, «m. Chamel-house.
Oscilacl6n, ^f. Oscillation, ▼Ibratlon.
Oscll&nte, pa. 0:H;IIlatIng, vibrating.
Oscll^, f>n» To oscillate, vibrate.
C0clhit6rio, rla, a. Oscillatory, vibratory.
Oecolac{6n, »/. (Oeotn.) Oscnlation.
Oscolatdrio, ria, a. (Ocom.) Oaoalatory.
O'MBla, 9nK Kiaa. v. B«$(k
Oscarain^nto, a<L Y. ObwuramenU,
Osooreodr, wk V. Ohaourecer.
08carecimi6nto, mn. V. ObaourecimUnto.
Oscoridid, ^. V. Obscuridad,
OecAro, ra, a. V. Obwuro.
Osedco, illo, Osezn61o, 9m. Small bone.
O'eeo, a, a, Osaeooa, bony.
0»6ra, ^ Den of bears.
OsSro, mn. Chamel-hottse.
Oa^no, «nk Whelp or cab of a bear.
Oeiflcaoi^n, ^. Oaalflcatlon. [Ossified.
OslflcMo, da, a. and pp. of Ov^ficarte,
Oslflctoe, «r. To ossify.
Oeiflco, ca, a. Ossiflc;
Oslfri^ OfliiWiffo, «. Ospray, ossifrsfre.
O'smio, tm. (Min ) Osmmm. [eater.
O'so, «m. Boar. O90 hormiffuero^ Ant-
096eo, S8. a. OseeoQS bony.
O'sta de Ent^na, if. Brace of a lateen yard.
Osttiga, ^ Tie, runner.
0'8t^ tn4 V. Ooeis.
Ostensible, a. Ostensible, apparent
Ostensiblemunte, ad. Ostensibly.
Ostensidn, ^ Show, manlflutalion.
Ostensivo, va, a. Ostensive, showing.
Ostentacldn, «/. Ostentation ; dispUy, parade.
Ofllentad6r, ra, a Boaster, ostentator.
Osteoid, CO. To show, demonstrate.— «n.
To boast, brag.
Ostentativo, ya, a. Ostentations.
Ostinto, 9m. Show, spectacle, oatent
OstentoeamSnte, ad. Ostentationsly, boast-
fblly; gaudily. [boastfhl, gaady.
0Btent6(M>, sa, a. Samptnoua, ostentatious,
Osteocdpo, a. Dolor o$UocopOy Osteooope,
pain in the bones.
Osteoffraf ia, ^, Osteography. [bones.
Osteontos, sm. pL Osteolites, petrified
Osteoldgia, 9f. Osteology. [the bones.
Oste61(^o, 9m. Osteologer, a describar of
Ostl&rio, «m. Ostlary, or chnrch beadle.
Ostiitim, ad. From door to door,
lystra, ^. Oyster.
Ostraclsmo, 9m. Ostracism, banishment
Ostracita, tf, Ostracite, oyster in its fossil
OstrAI, 9, Oyster-bed.
Ostr^ ^. V. Odrai, Oyster-woman.
Ostr6ro, 9m. Dealer in oysters.
Ostrifero, ra, a. OstrlArons. rsonth-wind.
O^scro, 9m. Oyster; also called 09tron€9;
•Ostrog6do^ da^ Ostrogothio. [trance.
Ostfigo, 9m. Vestige, mark; private en-
Oaiufo, da, a. Bony.
Os6no, na, a. Bear-like. [00a
Otacustico, a. Otaeoustic — «m: Otacoostl-
OtAAez, 9m. (Joe) An old beau.
Otead6r, 9m. Spy, sly observer.
OteAr, va* To pry Into ; Inspect
Ot^ro, 9m. HUL eminence, height
Otcrudio, 97n. A little height or elevation.
O'to, 9m. (Orn.) Bastard. V. Abntarda.
Otomino, na, a. Ottoman or Turkish em*
pire.
Ot6na, 9f. (Bot) Ragwort
OtoRAda, ^ Autumn season.
Otofl^I, a. Autumnal
Oton4r, twk To spend the autumn.— «r. To
be seasoned, tempered.
Ot6i1o, am. Autumn ; second crop of grass.
Otoi^d6r, ra, 9. Qranter, stipulator.
Otorgami6nto. 9m. Grant, license ; contract
Otoigincla, 9/. (Law) Authorisation.
Otorginte, pa. and 9. Granter; authorizing.
Otorg4r, va. To consent, agree to ; stipulate ;
declare, execute.
Ot6rgo, 9m. Matrimonial contract
O'tro, tra, a. Another, other. Otro qus
taly Another such. [disgust
O'tro, O'tra, interj. Again I exclamatioa ot
Otroti, ad* Besides, moreover.
O'va, 9f. (Bot> Sea-wreck, laver. [fish.
Ovacion, iff. Ovation; spawning season ot
Ov&do, da, a, Ovated ; fecundated.
Ov4l, a. Oral, oblong:
Ovalido, da, a. Egg-shaped, oval-formed.
O'valo, 9m. OvaL
Ov4nte, a. Vlotortons.
OvAr, vn. To lay eggs.
Ov&rio, mn. Ovary. (Bot) Ovarium, germ.
Ovecico, 9m. A small ^g. [fisithAiL
Ov6ja, 9f. Ewe.— pi. Foam; flock of tho
Ov«06ro, «m. Shepherd.
Pvelitaj 9/. v. Ov^itekt.
Ovejlu^la, */. A young ewe.
Ovcjjuno, na, a. Relating to ewes.
Ov^ra, 4/r Ovary, womb of animals.
Ov6ro, ra, a. E^-colored, speckled.
Ov6ro, swi. Pigeon. Overo9^ (Coll) Eyes
which look as if without a pupil
Ov^ 9tn. West
Ovezu61o, 9m. dim. A small egg.
0^9m.y.RedU.
OvillAr, vn. To hank. [cal composition.
Ovill6jo, 9m. A small clew or ball ; a metri-
OvilHco, Ho, 9m, dim. A small clew or ball
Ovillo, am. Clew, a reel of thread, &c
Oviparo, ra, a. Oviparous.
Ovispillo, 9m* Bump of a fowl \EquinfK
(yvolo, 9m. Ovolo, egg-like monlalng. V.
Ov680, sa, a. Full of sea- weeds. [acid.
Oxal&to, 9m. Oxalate, salt formed with oxallo
Oz&IIco, a. Oxallo.
OxAlide, */:JBot) V. Oxdli9.
OzAlis, 4<rBot) Oxalia.
Oxiilme, •/ OxiJme. [thorn.
Oxiaotota, ^f. (Bot.) White-Uiom, haw
Ozlerdto, 9m. Oxy crate, beverage of vinegar
and water. [plaster.
Oxicr6ceo, am. Oxycrocenm, a kind ol
Oxidacldn, «/: ((Them.) Oxidatloc.
Oxidir, va. To oxidate, oxidiie.
O'xido, 9f. Oxide.
Oxigenible^ a. (Chcm.) Oxygenizable.
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Oxteenactdn, ^ Oxjgwtion.
Ozlgeiiido, da, a. Oxygenated.
Oxigenar, va. To oxygeoato, to salnnite
with oxygen. [gengaa.
Oxigeno, «m. Oxygen. — a. Applieoto oxy-
Oxigono, a. V. Aeutdnffulo.
Oxiin4co, #711* (Orn.) A bird of prey.
Oximcl, Oxiral^l, «m. Oxyniel.
OxiziMjre, OxbAcaro, 0m. OxyBaccharam.
O'xte, interj. Keep off, begone.
Oy^nte, pa. Hearer, auditor.
(n6na, v^ Oz»na, ulcer in the nostrils.
P.
P, pay. is pronounced In the Spanish as In
the Engibh Ungnoge ; Joined with an A it
is now replaced by / and is also omitted
before the letters « and 1
PabclI6n, 9m, Pavilion; curtain; national
colors.
PAbilo, Wk Wick; snaff of a candle.
PabUir, CO. (Coll.) Word used for conson-
ance, as JVi Aablar^ ni pabUWy Not to
speak.
P&bulo, am. Pabulum, nourishment, food.
Pica, ^ The spotted cavy; bale of goods,
package.
Pacito, u, a. Pacific, mild, gentle.
Paooidn, t/. V. Paoto.
Pacdon&r, to. V. Padar.
Paced^ro, nu a. Pasturage.
Paced6ra, «/ Pasture-ground.
Pacer, v€k To pasture, grace ; gnaw, feed.
Pachon, rnn. A phlegmatic man; pointer-
doK.
Pach6na, ^ Pointer bitch. [position.
Pach6rra, ^f. SlnggishneMi, phl^matio dis^
Pocliorrudo, da, a. Sluggish, tardy. ^
Pacienda, ^ Patience, endurance.
Pacl<^nte, a. Patient, forbearing; accom-
modating.
Pacldnte, mn. Patient, sufferer; sick.
Pacientem^nte, ad. Patiently.
Pacienztido, da, a, (Coll.) Patient, tolerant
PacUlcaci6n, 4/: Padflcation; quietness,
peace of mind. *
Paciaoad6r, ra, «. Pacificator, padfler.
Paciflcam6nte, ad. Pacifically.
Paciflc4r, «a. To pacify, appease.— «n. To
treat for peace.
Padfico, ca, a. Pacific; mild, gentle.
Piico, mn. Paooa, an Indian camel.
PacotUIa, ^f. (Nau.) Venture; small stock
of goods. [lated.
PactAdo, da^ Pactional ; eonbuctcd, stipa-
Pttct^, va. To covenant, contract, stipulate.
Pikcto, smv Contract, covenant, compact
Fadec^r, va. To suffer ; be liable ta
Padedmi6nto, am. Suffering, sufferance.
Padilla, ^f. A small frying-pan; a small
oven. [pediment
Padrilstro, sm. Step-father; obstacle, im-
Padrazo, am. Used for an indulgent parent
PAdre, atth Father; male of ail animals;
source, orforin.— />( Parents, ancestors.
Padreiur, vn.'To be kept for procreation.
Padrina, ftf. Qod-mother. Y. Itadrina,
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Padrlnizgo, am. Compatemity; title <A
charge of a sod-flither. [ant
Padrino, am. Ood-fkther; protector; asslst-
Padr6n, am. Poll; an indulgent parent
Y.PatratK
FkgA, af. Payment fee : aatisikction, pay.
Pagad^ ra, a. Payable.
Pagaddro, am. Time and place of payment
Pag4do, da, a. Peaceful, agreeable, pleased.
Pftgad6r, am. Payer ; paymaster.
Pagaduria, f< PaymaMer's ofilce.
Pagam^uto, am. Payment
Paganlsmo, am. Paganism, heathenism.
Pagano, sm. Heathen, pagan ; peasant
Pag&no, na^ Heathenbh, paganish.
Pag&r, CO, To pay, acquit; atone; requU^
Pagar5, am. A promissorr note.
Pagina, f/. Page of a book.
PAgo, am. Payment; reward.
Pagode, am. Pagod or pagoda.
Pag6te, am. A drudge or butt
P^e, am. (Ichth.) Sea-bream. Y. Bagra,
Pa^ro, am. Small crab.
Poila, ^ A large pan ; a boiler.
Paildn, am. A larie copper boiler.
Palriir, m. To bring to, lie to. V. Cdpear.
Pairo, am. (Nau.) Act of lying to wiUi all
sail set [ground.
P4is or Pais, am. Country, land, region,
Pais^, sm. Landscape. [country.
'ais&ie, sm.
>^a(l(na, t>/.
Country-woman, of the 1
Paisaniye, am. Countryman, also peasantry.
Pal&too, na, a. Ck>nterranean, of the same
country.
Pais&uo, arn. Ountryman.
P^a, ^ Straw; haum; beard of grain,
bUde of grass; chafll
Pi#da, ^ Straw boiled with bran.
Pidtulo, da, a. Pale, straw-colored.
Pfljar, am. Hay or straw loft
Pi^iara, 1/. Hen-bird ; paper kite.
P«i)are^, ini. To go a bird-catching ; lounge^
hesitate.
P<0ar61, atn. V. OUguaro or JUguero.
P^jarora, «< Aviary. (Bot) Chick-weed.
Pi^arer&a, </C Abundance of birds; a straw
store. fskitUsh.
P^jarero, am. Bird-catcher; a lounger;
Pigi^^ro. ra, a. Merry, cheerful; shy;
showy
Pajarita, tf. A small hen-bird.
Pidarito, am. A small bird.
P^jariL am. (Nan.) Passaree or passarada
Pajarilla, ^. A small hen-bird; milt U s
nog; basbfulnees. [follow
P^aro, am. (Orn.) Bird; sparrow; a s]|
Pfli|ar6ta, ^ A fklse report % hoax
Pfyamico, sm. A Ui^ge bird. (Coll) A vxa
ning fdlow.
P^iaa, inUrj. Of equality or oompartsoa.
Pedro ea valUntg^ puea Juan paja^
Peter !s valUnt but John is not less sow
Pi^dxa, ^ Refuse of straw left by borMS.
PflJe, am. Page; cabin-boy; whipping.
PiJeAr, vn. To make a litter.
Pidedto, am, A small page. (Prov.) 8taii4
for a candlestick.
Pid61, am. (lohth.) Red sea- bream.
PiO««S »/ straw-loft -
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P^|6(i% «/ (Joo.) A whipplng-pUoe.
Puero, am. Straw deale^ vender.
Pi^ita, iloK 9f. Short, light straw. [leaf:
Puica, PfjiluL «/ Ctear mado of a uiaize-
PiOizOi XAi 'v- Made of straw, thatched with
straw; straw-color. Tman.
I 6d, «m. Coarse straw. (ColL)Anili-bred
6so, sa, a. Made of straw.
6te, sm. Straw to cover shrubs and plants,
u^la, {/: Short, light straw; match.
Helens ^' Match-glrL
uelero, «m. Match maker or seller,
njiro, sm. (Prov.) Ptace for manar&
uncio, tm. Booby, Dlnny, tool.
fxz, sm. BefUse of straw.
(uOj tm. Bad straw, designed for manure,
a, {/! A wooden shovel; flro-shovel;
battledoor ; craft, artifice ; dexteritj, clev-
erness, [offer.
Palabra, ^. Word; affirmation; promise,
Palabrida, «/ Low, scnrrilons hmguage.
Palibra, itUerj. I sav; a word with you.
Palabr^o, ra, a Talkative loquacious.
Palabrlm^)6r, sm. Man wno has an effemi-
nate voice.
Palabrfsta, 9. A loqnadous person.
Palabrita, «f. A short word; word fUll of
meaning.
Palacii^ ga, a. Pertaining to the palacei
Palaclego, sm. Courtier.
PaIicio,«m. Palace; castle; a little hut; a
meetlnir-roonL
PfclAcra, PalacrAna, »f. Ingot of pure gold.
Palada, tf. A shovol-ftiil; the stroke of an
oar.
Palad^, «m. Palate; taste, relish.
Paladedr, va. To amuse, divert; sip, relish.
Paladeo, am. Tasting or relishing.
Paladin, «m. Paladin, a knight
Paladinam6nte, ad. Publicly, clearly.
Paladino, na, a. Monifeet, clear, public
Pkl&dio, tm. Palladium, a metal
Paladidn, tm. Palladium.
Palido, a. (Her.) Pale.
Pahrfrdn, tm. Palft-ey.
Palaf^enero, tm. Groom, hostler.
Palamiillo, tm. Pall-mall, a play.
Palam^nta, af. The oars of a row-galley.
Palinca, tf. Lever: cowl-staff; stay-rope
PaUucida, tf. Stroke with a lever.
Palanctoa, Falang&na, tf. A basin.
Palanqnera, ^. Indosure with stakes or
poles.
PaUnqudro, tm. Stake or pile driver.
Patanqu6ta, qf. (Gunn.) Bar-shot; a small
lever.
Palanquin, tm. Porter; double-tacUe, dew-
garnet; palanquin.
Palanquita, »/. A small lever.
Pal^stfo, tm. Iron pUte.
Palatil a. Palatlo, palatal
Palatina, tf. Tippet, neckdoth for women.
Palatin&do, tm. Palatinate; a county pala-
tine.
Palatino, na, a. Palatial.
Paii20, tm. Blow with a shovel or stick.
i*alax6n, tm. (Nan.) Masting, the masts of
veeBetow [stand.
Piloo, «m. A box In a playhouse ; scaffold,
Palead6r, tm. Man who works with a shovel 1
PaleAje, tut, Tb« act of working with <
shovel
Palcir- tJO. V. Apalear.
PaleaUvo, va, a.y. PaliaHco.
Fal6nqne, »i%. Palisade, indosure; paling.
PaleografU, ff/T Paleogr^>hy, art of readJbg
andfent MSS.
Pal^ra, ^ Indoanre mado with flg-tree&
Paleria, 4/! Art and business of draining low
wetlondSb
Pol^ro, tm» Ditcher, drainer; pioneer.
Paldstra, tf. A gymnasium; a palssstra: art
of wrestling. rwrestunff.
Palestrico, ca, a. Gymnastic, belonging to
Palestrita, tm. One versed in athlotlo or
lozlcal exercises. [trowel
Paleta, ^ Fire-shovel; palette; iron ladle;
Palotida, </: Trowd-ftill of mortar.
Paletilla, ^ A little fire-shovel ; a shoulder-
blade. V. Palmaioria. [m^c
Paleto, «m. Fallow-deer. \,Gamo. Clown,
Paleton, tm. Bit of a key. [lary.
Palot6que, tm. Kind of dress like a scapn-
P&lia, a/. Altar-doth; veil before the taber-
nacle; square piece of linen over tin
chalice.
Paliaci6a, *f. Palliation, extenuation.
Paliadamcnte, ad. Diasomblingly.
Palidr. aa. To palliate, excuse.
Paliativo, va, Paliat6rio, ria, a. Palliative,
mitigating; that may oe palliated.
Palidte, ^f. Paleness, wanness, pallor, gfaast-
liness.
P611do, da, a. Pallid, pale. [pick case.
PaHllSro, tm. Atoolh-pick vendor; tooth-
Palillo, tm. A small stidc ; knitting-needle
case; rolllng-pIn; tooth-pick: trigger.—
pL Bobbins; drumsticks; trifios.
Pa!indr6mo, tm. Palindrome.
Palingendeiaj tf. Bcgeneration.
Palinbdia, af. Palinode, a recantation.
Pilio, am. Cloak, mantle; pall; canopy.
Palique, tm. Chit-chat small talk.
Palito. am. A little stick. [shaped stick
Palitr6que, Palit6que, tm^ A rough, ill
Paliza, af. Caning, cowhiding.
Paliz4da, ^ Palbade, palisado; paling.
Pallib*, va. To extract the richest metallir
part of minerals.
»aT16ta, Pal
Palldta, Palldte, «. (Nan.) Mat chafe-mat
Pall6n, am, Ataay of gold in the cupellation,
before separation with aquafortis.
PMm& ^. (Bot) Date paun-tree; palm of
the hand; ferule.
Palmacristi, «/! Common palma christl
Palm^da, 4/C Slap of the hand.— 7)2. Clappins
of hands. [the palm of the han<£
Palmadica, ilia, ita, ^ A slieht dap with
Palmur, a. Measuring a palm, or ILreo
inches; dear, obWoos.
Palmir, tok Grove of palm-trees; fUllei^
thistle; wood of dwarf palms.
Palmar, vn. (Coll.) To die.
PalmArio, ria, a. Obvious, evident
Palmat^rlo, "/. A ferule.
Palmeudo, da, a. Palmipede, wcb-lboted
palmated; palmate.
PiUmeAr, va. To slap with the open banl
Palmejir, tm. Thick interior coating of
lining in ships.
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f alm6ra, ^. P»lni-trc«. V. Pahna,
Palm^ro, wn. Pslmer, a pilgrim; keeper of
palma.
Pdmi'ta, </? Femle.
Palmifero, ra. a. (Poet) Palmiferona.
Palmini, tf. k blue woollen doth; sole of a
shoe.
PaImlU<^, a, Hard-boofed borsei
Palmlto, mn. Bad from a palm-tree. (Bot)
Dwarf fim-palm ; palmetta
Pilmo, «m. Falra ; handbrcadfh.
Palmotedr, va. To slap with the band; to
clap hands.
Palmetto, m%. Clapplns of hands.
Pdlo, am. Stick, cudgel ; execution on the
£ allows. (Bot) Alatem.
0 s&nto, am. Lignum ritn.
P&lo dulce, am. (Bot)Lloorice. V. Oroatu.
Pal6ma, /{f. (Om.) Pigeon, dove. (Ast)
Columba. Sling of a yard.
Palomaduras, af. pL (Nan.) Seams of the
bolt-rope in sails.
Palomnr, a, A pigeon -bouse.
Palomear, vn. To shoot pigeons.
Paiomcra, 4/! A bleak place; dovecot
Palomeria, «/ Pigeon-ehooting.
Palomi-ro, am. Dealer in doves or pifeonsw
Palomero, a. Applied to arrows with long
iron points.
Palomica, ita, AC A small dove or pigeon.
Palomico, lllo, ito, am. A small cock-piceon.
Palomilla, ^ A young pigeon; back-bone
of a horse. [tory; ablackm^M.
Palomina, f/C Pigeon-aung. (Bot) Fumi-
Palomioo, am, A young ingeon : a kind of
black grape. [An idle, uscleM fellow.
Paldmo, am. Cock-plgcon. Juan palomo^
Paldn, am. Guidon, ensign ; ensign Dearer.
Pal6r, am. Paleness. V. Palidea.
Palotuda, ^f. Stroke with a batUedoor* a
lame work ; a failure. [ruler.
Paldte, (m. Drum-stick; a small stick;
Paloteado, am. Bustle dance; a row
Palotedr, xm. To scuffle, dispute loudly.
Palot^o, am^ Fight with sticks.
Palpible, a. Palpable; plain, evident, clear,
Palpablemente, acf. Palpablv, evidently.
Palpad6ra, ^ Feeling, touching.
Palpami^nto. am. Palpation, palpability.
Palpdr, ta. To f«*el, touch; grope; know
positively.
P&lpobra, */ Eyelid. V. Pdrpado. [ing.
Palpttaci6n, ^. Palpitation ; panting, heav-
Pa)pit)^nto,|KL Vibrating, palpitating.
PalpitAr, en. To palpitate, pant flutter.
Palpotear, va. To handle carelessly.
PAlta, ^ AlUzator-pear.
P6lto, am. AlUgatorpear-trce.
Paludam6nto, am. War mantle.
Pal6de, ^. Lake, pool Y. Laguna.
pAlad6eo, sa, a. Marshy, swampy.
Palumbuio, a. Dove-hawk.
Pal&rdo, am„ A down, a dandnff-Jack.
Pa]6rdo, da, a. Rustic, clowntsHl
Pal6stre, a. Marshy, boggy.— «m. Trowel
P&inpa, af. An extensive plain.
PampabA, ^f. Vine-leaf
Pampanida, 9ff. Juice of vlne^hoota.
Pampanije, am. Abundance of vine^bootB ; i
vain putulo. j
Pampanico, illo, ito, tm. A smaU young ten
drli or vine-branch.
PAmpano,«m.Toangvlne-bnuidL (Idith.)
Sea-bream. [and dnstera.
Pampan6«o, at, a. Abounding with foliage
PamplrolMa, af. Saaoe of ganle and oil ; a
Billy thing. ^dUty, tilfiei
Pamplina. a/. Dack-weed; moose-ear; Ai<
PunposMo, da, a. Lazy, idle, cowardly.
Pamprlngdda, af. V. Prlngada,
Pan, am. (Oen.) Food, bread.
PAna, af. Velveret corduroy.
Panibe, tf. All-heal, panax.
Panaci>a, a/T Panacea, universal medicine.
Pandda, ^ Panado or panada.
Panadeiir, va. To make bread.
Panaddo, am. Baking bread.
Panaddra, ^f. Bakers wife, a woman who
sdls bresid. [bakeboose.
Panaderia, ^, Baker*b trade; baker's shop,
Panad6ro, am. Baker, maker or seller ot
bread. [sickly person.
Panadizo, Panariso, «fN. Whitlow, felon-
PanMo, am. Bread*«oan, panada.
Pan&l, am. UoneycomS ; thing pleasing to
the taste.
Panirra, am. Dolt, simpleton.
PAnas Irobomaleras de las Varengaa, tff.pl
(Nan.) Limber-boards.
Panatdla, af, Panado.
Pan&tica, ^ Provision of bread.
PancAda. iff. Kick ; contract by wholesale.
PancArpla, i^f. A garland.
Pano^ af. Armor which covers the bdly
P&ncho, am, Pannch, belly. V. Panack
Pincreaa, sm. (Anat) Pancreas, sweeU)rcad,
Pancro&tioo, ca. a. Pancreatic.
PandeAr, m. To bend ; grow corpulent
Pand^cta, ^ An index. PaiuMaa, Pmi-
decta. [out in the mlddk.
Pand6o. am. Bulge, any thing that bulgei
Panderada, af. Number of timbrels; a aUly
proposition.
Panderizo, am. Blow with a timbrel
Pander^te, am, V. PandariUo.
Panderete^, en. To play on the timbrel
Panderet^ am. The act of beating the tim.
brel
Pandoret6ro, am. One who boats the timbrel
Panderillo, am. A small timbrel
Panddro, wk Tlmbrd, silly person. V,
Comet€t,
Pandilla, «^ Plot, league, party.
Pandilladdr, Pandill^, Pandlllista, am,
Conspirer, plotter. [dy, grava
PAndo, da, a. Bulged; slow of motion ; tar-
Pand6rga, af. Ck>noert of musical instra
menta: (kt, bulky woman.
Pandorgona, ^ augm. of Pandorga.
Panedco, Ulo, ito, am. A loaC roll of broad.
Panegirico, ca. a. Paneg>'rical
Pan^irico, am. Panegyric, eulogy.
Paneeirista. am. Panefrvri»t eulogist
Panola, ^ A cake of Indian com ; bromi
sngnr; panel
Panera. af Granary; broad-basket
Pdnee, am. pi 0)m or grain in tba Add
fiuins, satyrs
Panet^la, ^ Panado ; sponge-cake.
Panetcrifl, ^ Pantry.
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Paii«t£fo, 9m. PftiiUer.
P^filo, srtK A slow, sluggish, heavy person.
Pfeniagaido, tm. Comrade, conipanioo.
Panicu, ca, a. Panic, panlc-straok.
Pantculo, »m, Pannicle, pelllcla [bread.
Panfegrt, ga, a. Eating or yielding uiucb
Panleg'j, am. a strong charooal-bag.
Panificaci6n, ^. Paniflcalion.
PaniflcMo, da, a, TUied, cnltivated.
Paniflcar, «a. To convert paature-land into
arable gronnd.
PanUla, «/ A nieasare of oil.
Panbog|m.(Bot) Panto-grass; panic
Pan6Ja74^ (Bot) Paniclo, a species of inflo-
resfitnoa.
Panorama, ^. Panorama. [screen.
PaotAlta,^ Sconce: screen, shelter: flre-
Pantal^n, am. Panuloona. [staole.
Pantino, 9m. Pool, marsh ; reservoir, ob-
Pantan68o, aa, a, Manby, boggy ; full of
difiiculUea.
Panteista, ^. Pantheist
Panteoldgia, i\f. Pantheology. [Rome.
Pante6n, tm. Pantheon, a temple of ancient
Pant6ra, 9/- Panther. [cu instrament.
Pantografo, 9m. Pantogmph, a uiathemati-
Pant6metra, ^ Pantomeier; proportional
compaasea
Pantomtma, «/! Pantomime, a dumb show.
Pantomimlco, ca, a. Pantomimic, pantomi-
mical.
Pantomime, am. Pantomimic a mimic
Pant6qae, 9m. (Nao.) Floor or flat of the
ship.
Pantorrilla, 9/. Calf of the Ice.
Pai)torrin6ra, if. A fiUse calf of the leg.
Pautorrili&do, da, a> Having large thick
cnlves.
Pantvfldso, am^ Blow given ^rith a slipper.
Pant6flo, 9m, Pantofle, slipper.
Panza, 9/. Belly, paaoch.
Panzi^ ^ Belly-fbll ; push with tho belly.
Panzdn, am. Large-bellicd peraon.
Pansudo, da, cr. Big-bellied.
Pafial, 9m, BwaddUng-cIoth, wrapper; tail
of a shirt; ehiidbood, infkncy.
Panalito, 9m, A small awaddling-cloth.
Pafial6n, am. lU-dreaaed sloven.
Pafl^ro, 9m, Woollen-draper, clothier.
Pai^^tea, amw pi Loose wide drawerSb
PaAito, PaBizn^lo, am. A small cloth ; small
tiandkerchiet
Pafio, 9m. Cloth : any woven stuft
Pafl^l, 9m, (Nan.) Store-room, masazlnc.
Paiiol^ro de 84nu Barbara, 9m, (Nan.) The
gunner's yeoman.
Paifoldn, am. A long square shawL
PaHt'tao, a. lUned.
Panodlo, •m.^rndkerchiet
Papa, 9m, The pope. PapA^ P^>Bi for &•
ther. Pap, a ■oap.--^2. PotatoesL
Papac6te, 9tn. Y. Comsta,
Papada, 9/. Double-chin. Papadadebttey
or toro^ Dewlap of oxen.
PapadiUa, 9/. The fleshy part nnder tie
cnin.
Papado, am. Popedom, papacy.
Papaf^, am. (Orn.) Epicurean warbler.
Papagay^ if. Female parrot
^apagayo, 9m, (Om.) Parrot; red«flsh.
PAR
Papaphigoa, 9m, pi, (Nau.) Coureea, Um
lower saila.
Papabn6voa, am. Simpleton.
PapAl^ Ok Papal Zapato9 papalsa^ Clog&
Papalma, «/ Cap with flaps for the ears.
Papalmt^nta, aa. In a papal manner.
Papam^scaa, 9m. (Om.) V. J>oraL
Papanitaa, am. Oat simpleton, ninny.
PapandiOo, Ja, a. Too aoft.
Papir, va. To swallow ; eat ; gape.
Papar&bias, f< A testy, fk^tfal person.
Paparismo, 9m. Clownlshness*
P&paro, am. Clown, churl.
Pap«rraa6ll8, 9/. Hobgoblin. [hoax,
Paparr^cha, ^. Silliness ; impertinence ;
PapasiU, am. Play among bovs.
Pap&ya, if. Papaw, fhiit of the Papayo,
Paptiyo, 9m. (Bot) Papaw-tree. [rica.
Papta, 9m, Christian priest, so called in AP
Pap^ucgo, 9m. Popedom.
Pap^ 9m, Paper; writinff, treatise, dis*
course, deed, nffnre.---iM. Manuscript!.
Papel pintado^ Stained paper.
Papefeador, 9m. Scribbler.
Papele&r, «n. To run over pap"rs ; flgure.
Papel^Jo, 9m, A small bit of p.tper.
PapeR'ra, a/ A number of written pikers
writing-desk. [der.
Papeloria, if. Heap of papers without or-
PapelcTo, 9m. Paper maker or seller.
Pa
Pii ;>oplln.
Pa
Pa lialr-curL
Pa ; boaster.
Pa umpa.
Pa
Pa [ed.
Pa p-cheek-
Pa
Pa
Pa
Pa
Pa,.__, , Ofo,
Paptro, 9m, Egyptian papyrus or papor-tre&
Papirolada, if. Oarlic-aaucc
Paplrotida, ^ Fillip; rap.
Papir6te, 9m. FillipL
Papista, a. Papist Boman C?athoUc
Pipe, am. The under chin ; food given to a
bird of prey.
Papfido, aa. a. Donbloi^hlnned. [vatcd.
Papm4do, da, a. Full gorged ; swollen, ele-
P&pula. if. Papula, a acrofulous tumor on
tbe throat
Paqneb6t, 9m, Packet or pi^ct-boat [dla
Paqu^ta, am. A small packlt, parcel, bim-
Par, a. Eqnal, alikeu on a par; even.
Par, 9m, Pair, eonple; peer of the realm.
Pira. prep. For, to, in order to, towards
wherefore, to the end that
ParabAs, am. Thick mat on the altar-step.
Parabi^n, am. Compliment l^llcitatiou
Jkw u parabien^ To oongratblate, com
pliment
Parabiendro, am. (Ck>ll.) A eomplimenter.
Parabola, 4^ Parable (Qeom.) Parabola
ParaboI4no, 9m, He who uses parables.
Parab6licam^nte, ad. Parabollcalljr.
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Parab61ioO), ca, a. pAnbolioa), panboUo.
Parac^ntrloo, ca, a. Paracentric.
Paracldto, ParacHto, «m. Paraclete.
Paracronbmo, «m. Parachronism, error in
chronology.
Par&da, »f.Ua\t; atop^ panae ibid for cat-
tle: r^ay; dam; stake; parade.
Parad6ra, J(f. Slake, flood-gata
Paraddro, «m. Uallinfir-place ; term or end.
Paraddta, Ula, ^ A abort su p. [diflrm.
Paradigma, am. Example, inatanoe, parar
Paradisl^ro, am. Sportsman In wait; news-
monger.
Pariidoj da, a. Bemiss, caielesa, indolent
Parad^a, ^. Paradox.
Parad6jico, oa, a. ParadoxicaL
Parad6Jo, Ja, a. ParadoxicaL
Panid6r, mu One who halts ; wayside inn.
Parafern&Ies (Bienes), «. pL Paraphernal
portion of a wife.
Parafraseir, ro. To paraphrase.
Pahkfrasi, ^ Paraphrase.
Parafrfiste, am. Paraphrast
ParafrisUcam^ntfl, adL Paraphrasticallr.
ParafHtttico, ca, a. Paraphrastic, paraphraa-
tical.
Paraf)reniti^ ^ Paraphrenltis, a disease.
Paragoge, ^. Addition of a letter or syllable
at the end of a word.
Paragonir, va. To paragon, compare, cqnal
Parigrafo, am. V. Pdrn^fir.
Pari^aas, am. pL Umbrella.
Pandso, tm. Paradise ; heaven.
Par^e, 9m. Place, residence ; condition.
Paral, tnu Wooden trongh for laonobing
ships.
ParalActlco, ca, a. Parallactic
Paral^e, Paraliyis, jf (AstrO Parallax.
Paralepipedo, am (Geom.) PanUlelopiped.
Paralelismo, am. Parallelism.
Paraleliiar, va. To parallel, compare.
Paral61o, la, a. Parallel, similar, corres-
pondent
Paral6lo, am. Parallel, comparison.
ParalclogrAmo, ma, a. ParallelogramicaL
ParalelogHuno, am. Parallelogram.
Paraliaa a/ (Bot) Sea-spurge. [Bible.
ParalipOmenon, am. One of the books of the
Pa^aIi8i^ «r. V. P«rle«ia.
Paralitioado, da, a. Paralytic, palsied.
ParalStico. ca, a. Y.'Perldtico.
Paralogismo, am. Paralogism.
ParalogizAr, tm. To paralogize, to reason
sophtstically.
Panunent^, «a. To adorn, to embellish.
ParamSnto, am. Ornament, embellishment,
ooverlng. ^
Par&metro, am; (Geom.) Parameter.
Pdramo, am. Desert wildemesa, heath.
Paranc^ro, 9m> Bird-catcher.
Parang6n, am. Paragon, mode), comparison.
Parangdna, ^ (Print) Large type.
Parangon&r, Parangoniz^, «a. To paragon,
match, Qoropare.
Paraninflco, a. (Arch.) Applied to a build-
ing supported by statues of nymphs in-
stead of colnmna.
Paraninib, am. Paranymph, a harbinger of
felicity.
"'arinza, ^. Sportsman's hnt
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Parapetirae, vr. To take shelter bdilnd a
Paraneto, am. (Fort) Pan^t, breastpwwk
rails on bridges and quays.
Parir, am^ Lanaqnenet a game at cards.
Par4r, vn. To stop, halt dceiat— «a. To do*
tain^ end, stake.
Paranivo, am- A lightning rod or conductor.
Parasceve, am, Parasoeve, the Sabbatb-eva
oftho Jewa.
Paraselene, 4/C (Met) Moek-mocA.
Para^mo, am. Paroxysm, a fit
ParAsito, am. Paraaite, sponger; toadoatar.
Paras61, am. ParaaoL V. QuUaaoL
Paratitia, ^f. Summary of a treatise.
Para^so, am. Drill for metals; a mandrel.
Paraz6niojM}k Broad sword without a poiat
Piiroa, ^f. Fate, death.
Paroam^nte, ad. Sparingly.
Paroemiqut 9m. The first sectioo of the
service for the dead.
Parceria, ^ Partnership In trade.
Parc^, am. Partner, oo-partner.
Parcbam^to, am. Trim of the ship wlien
the salla are backed [jest
Paroh&zo, am. A large plaster; deception,
PArche, am. Plaster; patch, skin for a drum.
Parciil, a. Partial ; partisan ; also Mendly,
Ikmiliar; sodable, communlcableL
ParcIaUd&d, af. Partiality, pr^ndioe ; party,
Ikction. [partial.
ParciallzAr, ra To partializc, to render
Parcla1m6nte. ad. Partially, fHendly.
Parciddd, af. Parsimony, frugality.
ParclonSro, am. Partner in a Dusinesa.
Pdrco, ca, a. Sparine, scanty; sober, absti-
nent [sandpiper ; a kind of leopard.
PardAl, a. Clownish; cunning.— am. Gray
Pardear, wi. To grow gray oc brownish;
become dnskv. fbrown.
Pardillo, am. (Om.) Linnet — a. Grayish,
Pirdo, da, a. Gray. Pardo blanqmacdt
Silver-grary.
Pfirdo, am. Tiger.
Pardfiaoo, ca. a. Dark gray, grizzly.
Pareir, to. To match, pair, couple.
Pareo6r, am. Opinion, advice; looks.
Parec^, en. To appear; seem; resemble;
approve; conform.
Pared^nte, a. Similar, apparent [Itkei
Parecido, da, a. and pp. Appeared, found;
Par6d, a/. Wall ; surftce. Paradea^ House
or home.
ParedMa ila, a. Having a wall between.
Paredilh^ nf. A slight wall
Pared6n, am. A (hick waU.
Pareg6rloo, a Paregoric, anodyne.
Par^Ja, fl/T Pair, couple, brace; match.
Par6jo, ja, a. Equal, similar. P^ par^
on a par.
Pardiira, af. Kqualicy, unifonnily.
Par^lia, Par61io, a. Parhelion.
Par6nesi8, ^f. Admonition, precept
Parendtico, ca, a. Admonitory.
Parenquima, ^. (Med.) Parenchyma.
ParenquimatMO, sa, a. Parenohyicoiia, f f
rencnymatoufl.
Parentaei6n, iff. Parentati<ni.
Parenti^l, a. Parental
Parentila, ^. Partmtage, klndtad.
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Pfenoiteoo, WK Kindred, reUUiooshlp;
union, link.
Partnt66is» mu Fftrenthesis.
Pari^ •m. The act ot coupling or matching.
Parergda, «m. Additional ornament [no.
Pargauiino, «7ik Parchment. Y. Pargami-
Parua, fi/. A tribute ; a pariah ; placenta.
Paricldn, iff. Child-bearing parturition.
Panda, ^ Woman lately delivered.
ParidH if. Parity ; equality.
Parldera. a. Fruitful, prolUic
Parido, da, a. Delivered.
Pariunte, ta, «. Kelotion by birth or mar-
riage; kinsman, kinswoman.
Parietiria, ^^ (Bot.) Pellitory.
Parific4r, «a. To exemplify.
ParihoeJa, 4/! Fork of a balanco ; borrow.
Pirio (MiirmolX 9m. Parian marble, [tivc.
Parir, va. To bring fortli. bear ; be pruduu-
PArla, << Speech, loquacity, gossip.
ParladJUo, »m. An affected atylo.
Parlad6r^ ra, «. A chatterlns person.
Padadnna, »f. Loquacity; Impertinence.
Parlamental, a. Parliaoientary.
Parlamentir, Parlamentedr, f /t.To converse;
parley, treat for the surrender of a place.
Parlamentario, «m. Member of parliament;
parliamentary: a flag of truce.
Pvlamentirio, ria, a. Parliamentary.
Parlam^nto, tm. Parliament speech; par-
ley; flag of truce.
ParTanchin, na, a. and «. Chatterer, Jabberer.
Parluute, pti. Speaking; a talker.
Parldr, v(t. To chatter; babble.
Pftrlat6rio, «m. Converse, parley; parlur.
Parl6ra, Parlant'ma, ^ A talkative woman.
Parloria, f/. Loquacity, garrulity, chirping,
gossip.
Parlerito, ita, a. (CoH) Talkative, garruloua.
Parluro, ra, a. Loquacious, talkative.
i*arIero, em. Tale-bearer, tattler: singing-
bird; purling brook; conversation.
Parleta, */. Conversation on the weather and
trifles.
Parl6n, na, a. Loquadoua, garrulous.
Parlotoir, €#k To prattle, prate, chatter,
Parlot^ «m. Prattle, talk.
^ Pam^ mi. (Poet) Parnassus, Helicon.
P^ro, »nu Titmouse, nun.
Parddia, ^. Parody.
Par6dloo, ol a. ParodlcaL
Pardla, ^. Fluency, volubility ; chat
Paroli, am. Double of what was laid in
stakes at the game of bank.
ParoUna, */ V. Parofd. [nychla.
Paromqnia.4/r (Bot) Whitlow-grass, paro-
Paronomiiua, f/. Paronomasia, a rhetorical
flgurOb ^mumpo.
Parotlda. «/! Tumor of the parotla ^ands,
Paroxismdi, m. Paroxysmal
Paroxtsmo, 9m. Parox vsm. T. ParaHtmo.
Parpadear, tn. To twinkle, wink.
Pirpado, sm. The eyelid.
Parp&lla, Parpall6ta, Parparala, ^ Copper
money, value of one English halfpenny.
Parpdr, «m. Quacking of a duck, [visions
P&rque, «m* Park; park of artillery, of pro-
Parquedid, iff. Parsimony.
?knkt if. Vino raised and nailed to a wall.
Parrafo, tm. Paragraph.
Parriil, tm. Vine or vinevard abonndlni
' with shocts; a large eartnen vessel
Parnkr, ««. To extend, spread out
Parricida, 9. com. Parricide.
Parricidio, am. Parricide, murderer of a
fhtber or mother.
Parrilla, «/! An earthen Jar with two haa
dlesL AirriZ/o*. Gridiron.
Parrixa, */ Wild vine.
Parro, sm. V. Oanso.
Parroco, «m. Rector or parson.
Farrdn, em. V. ParrUa. [clncti^
Parroqula, «/. Parish ; the church ; its pre*
Parroqnial, a. Parochlal-H{/C Parocaial
church.
Paroquialidiwl, ^ Parochial right
Parroqui^no, tm. Parishioner.
Parroquiino, na, a. Belonging to a parish-
loner. V. ParroquiaL Vbandrj,
Paraim6nla, f>f. Parsimony, ftngality, hua-
P^rte, »/. Part portion; share, lot; fhwstion;
paity ; district, territory ; sense, meaning*
order.— pA Talents, endowments.
Partear, to. To deliver In childbirth.
Part^nda, «^ Departure.
Partera, «/ Midwife.
Pa^ria, f/. Midwifery.
Part^ro, em, Man-midwife.
Partesdna, {/t Partisan ; a short pike.
Parteeauero, «»k Pikeman.
Partible, a. Divisible, separable, [tlon, lot
Partici6n, ^ ParUtlon, division, dlstribu-
ParUcionero, ra, a. Participant, partaker;
consort
Participdble, a. HLlttle us.) Partlclpablc.
Participacldn, 4/f Participation, share.
Partidpdnte, pd. Sharing; participant
Particlpur, ra. and n. To inform; partid
pate, partake, shore.
Partidpe, a. Participant sharhig.
Partidpi&l, a. Participial.
Partidpio, em. (Gram) Partldplo.
Particula, «/. Parlide, small part (Gram.)
Partlde. ^ [odd; Individual
Particular, a. Plrtlcnlar, peculiar, spedal;
Particular, em. A private gentleman ; a pe-
culiar matter or subject
Parttcniariddd, 4/: ParUcuhulty, peculiari-
ty; intimacy.
Partioularizir, va. To particularize, detail
ParUcuIarmiintc, adL Particularly, namely.
Partida, ^ Departure; gang; charge; par-
cel, iQt.—pL Parts, accompUshmenti:
Spanish Code.
Partldam6nte, ad. Separately, dlstlnotly.
Partiddrio, em. Partisan ; also a count^ iM
drcult doctor.
Partido, da, a. Free, liberal, munificent
Partido, em. Treaty, agreement; Vfortj; ad>
vantage, profit; fkvor.
Partld6r, em. Parter, divider, deaver.
Partya, */ V. Particion.
Partil, a. Applied to the astrol<M^ca1 asjpeota
Partlminto, Partimiento, em. V. Particion,
Partlr, va. To part, divide; dlstribni*
march; depart
Partltivo, va, a. Partitive.
Pdrto, em. Childbirth, parturltloa
Parturiente, a. Parturient
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Parous, 9m, Gam-boiL
Pirva, ^. Untbrasbed corn in beaps; mvl'
dtudo. Urge quantity. [corn.
ParvMila, tf (Pror.) Plao© for nnthrasbed
Par>'edad, Parvidiid, ff. Llttleneas, minute-
nosa
Par>x, va, a. Small, little.
Parvuldz, */. Smallncae. axnall size.
Parvulico, lea, illo, ilia, ito. ita, a. Very little.
Pirvulo, la, a. Very small; innocent; bom*
bio, low.
Pirvulo. 8. com. Child. [birds.
P6aa, ^ Baiain, dried grape; passage of
PaAable. a> Tolerable, passable, current
PasadUle, «m. Serenade. [manner.
Pasada, ^ Passage; pace; competency;
Pasad^ra, ^ A stepping-stone. (Nau.)
Spun-yam.
Pasaderam^nte, ad. PassabTr.
Pasadcro. ra, a. Supportable, solTerable;
pasMble, tolerably good,
rasadilln, am. A smaJl embroidery on both
sides of a piece of stult
Pasadizo, «m. A narrow covered tray. Pa-
•adiao continitado d« euarto% A flight
of rooms contiguous to each other.
PasAdo, da, a. Passed, spent; hale, old.
Paaador, mn^ A smuggler ; bolt of a lock ; a
sharp-pointed arrow * marline-spike.
Pusa-gaznAto, »m. Eataolea [given.
Pasaffonz/do, mn, A slight blow, hriskly
Pos^o, «m. Passage; road, way; strait;
event; accident
Past^jeram^nte, ad. Transiently.
Patu^ero, ra, a. A oomroon thorougliflure ;
transient, transitory. ftiglUve.
Pas^j^ro, ra, a. Traveller, passenger.
Pasamandra, fA Lace-woman, lace-maker.
Pasamane&r, to. To mako ribbons, trlra-
mlnga, lace, Ac [millinery.
Pasamaneria, */. Lace-maker, lace-man;
Pasaman^ro, am. Lace-maker, Uce-man,
milUncr. [twist
Pasamanillo, am. A narrow lace; a small
Pasamdno, «m. Baluatrada; kind of laoe or
edging.
Pasamiento, am. Passage, transit
Pas4nte, am, A lecturer ; also a physician's
or lawyer's assistant Tmedicine.
Pasaiitia, ^. Profession or stadent of law or
PasapAn, am, V. Garguero.
Pasapisa, am. Legerdemain, hocos-pocna.
Pasap6rte, am. Passport; fhrlough; Uoense.
PasAr, «n. To paaa, move; go, proceed to;
travel; be current; exceed; omit; ovor^
look; run over one's leaaon.
Pasati^mpo, am. Pastime, amusement
Pasavoldnte, am. An inconsiderate action ;
a small calverin. [bowling.
Pasavoluo, am. Ball passing the line in
Pasc&sio, am. Student fn vacation.
Pascna. tf. Passover; Easter; Christmas.
PaacniL a. PaaohsL
PascQilla, a/: The first Sunday after Kaster.
Pibe,am« A writ of Judgment; a permis-
sion, pass.
Paseadero, am. Public walk, avenue.
Paseaddr, 9m. A walker; walk or prom-
enade, [booby, cockney.
Paseinte, pa. and a. Walker; walking idler.
PAS
FascAr, va. and ii. To walk, take tht^ air
exercise: to loiter.
Paseikta, ^ A walk, airing, drive. [slon.
Pas^, am. Walk, a public place ; a provsa*
Pas^ra, ^f. Place where ralsina are drieii^
tlie act of drying them.
Paslbilidid, »f. Passibleneas, sosceptibilitt
to impressions.
PttBible, a. Passible.
Pasic6rto, ta, a. Short-stepped.
Pasi6go, aa, am. and / A higfahmder of
Santander.
PasIIArgo, ga. a. Long-stepped.
Pasillo, am. A short step ; a small narrow
passage; basting-stitch.
Paslo, am. Passion, suffering of onr Savi jtx
Pafii6n, ^f. Passion, affection of the mind.
susceptibility.
Pasionaria, tf. (Bot) Paaalon-flower.
Pasitam^nte, ad. Y. Patito.
Pasito, am. dim. A short step^
Paslto, ad. Gently, softly.
Pasitr6te, am. Short trot of horsee alooai
Pasiva, ^ Passive tense.
Pasivaminte, ad. Passively.
Pasivo, va, a. Passive; nnresisCing:
Pasm4r, to. To causa a spasm ; benvmb
stupe^r; chill; wonder.
PasQiJarota, Pasmarot^a, 4/! A feigned
spasm ; admiration, astonishment
P^mo. anh, Spaam, convulsion; amare-
ment Pn?^/*
Pasmoeam6nte, ad, Wonderftilly. astonisu-
Pa8m6so, sa, a. Marvellous^ wonderfhl.
PAso, sa, a. and pp. irr. of i\i»or. Dried :
applied to fhilt
P&so, am. Pace, step, pass; passage; gait,
[outdeli^.
progress.— p^ atitchea.
*too, ad. Softly, gently.
Paspi^, am. A kind of dance.
Al paaot With
Pasquln, am. Pasquinade, lampoon.
PaaquinMa, */. Pasquinade.
Pasquindr, va. To ridicule, lampoon.
Pfota, tf. Paste; adheeive mixture; bul-
lion, mass of gold or silver. J^^^
PastAr, wu To pastnre, graze. — ra. To feed
Past^ ^ (Nau.) SnaU^-block.
Pastel, am. Pie; trick; meeting; woad.
Pastel^ra, </C Pastrycook's wife.
Pasteleria, ^. Pastrycook's shop; pastry,
pies or paste.
Pastel^ro, am. Pastrycook.
Pastelillo, ito, am. A liule pie, a patty; tart
Pastel6n, am. A larse pie^
Past^ro, am. Provlner of pastnre for cattle^
Pastilla, ^ Cake ; lozenge.
Pastln&co, ff. (Bot) Parsnip. (Ichth.) llre-
flalre. stlng-ray.
Fiisto. am. Pasture; paatnre-gronnd ; any
food or ailment [gantOe tamplea.
Pastofdrio, am. Habitation for priests in
Paster, am. Shepherd, faxUh prioet
Past6ra, 4^ Shepherdeas, pastor's wife.
PastorAje, am. Pasturage.
Pastoral, a. Pastoral, rural.
Pastoralmdnte, ad^ Pastorally, rnstleally.
Paatortta, ^. A little shepherdess.
Paatordeo, iUoJto, am, A little sbopherd.
PastoreAr, to. To araze, pastnre ; to fec€
with sound doctnnc
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ButUxriih, t^. Pantoral ; an idyl
pMtoreo, ^»n. Paataring.
Pastoiio, </. A pastonU or rnral IIfi», pastors,
rastoril, PoatorWHo, cia, a. Pastoral
Pastorilm^nte, ad, V. PastoralmerUe.
PastosidM, ^ Mellowness, soflneas.
Past^ aa, a. Soft, mellow. [gronnd.
Pasttira, sf. Pasture ; fodder ; pasture-
Paarange, «m. Pastnrage; duty on grazing.
PJlta, ^. Foot and leg of beasts; duck;
flap.
PaUica,«m. Dollar, pataeoon; coin worth
Heo euartos.
Patacfae, am. O^an.) Tender of a squadron.
PatAco, ca, a. V. PcUan.
Patac6n, sm. Dollar or pataooon, weighing
an onnoe.
PatAda, f< Kick ; step, pace ; track.
Patagalima, ^. Limping ; having a abort leg.
Patagdn, «m. A large clumsy foot.
Patjigorcillo, Ila, 8. Fricaseee made of the
llrers and lights of animals.
PatAgna, ^, Patagna.
Patihe, «m. Y. Pataeke. [patter.
Patale&r, wi. To kick riolently ; stamp ;
Pataleo, am. The act of stamping.
Pantalgia, «/: A fafnting-flt
PataletiHa, «/ A kind of dance.
Patin, mtk. Clown, a chnrL
Patin, na, a. Glownbh, cbnrHsb, rustic
Patina, ^ A countrywoman.
Pataneria, f^. Clownishness, rusticity.
Patar^^ Fiction; affected concern.
Patarat^ro, ra, a. Using fictitious artificial
appearancesw
Patarra6s, am. (Nan.) rroyenter-ahroud.
Patita. ^ (Bot.) Potatii.
Paut^ tm, Potato-fleKL
Patot6a, «m. (ColL) Swoon, a fldnting-fit
PatAx, wn. V. Patache,
Pateadura, 9/ Kicking, stamping.
Pateami6nto, am. Ki<xine, act of stamping.
Patear, to, andn. To kick; stamp.
PatAna, ^. A large medal ; patine, the lid
ofactiallce. [palpable.
Pat^nte, a. Patent, manifest, evident, clear,
Patentemcnto, ad. Clearly, visibly, obvi-
onaly.
Pflt^a, «f. Goblet, patera.
PatemiL a. Patmi\al, fatherlr.
Patcmalm^nte, ctl. Paternally, fatherly.
Paternld&d, ti/. Pibtcrnity ; title of respect
- to religions men.
Patcmo, na, a. Istemal, fiitherly.
Patemoet«r, mi. The Lord's prayer ; a big
tight knot
Pat««ca, *f. rNan.) A laiTge block.
Pat^ta, am. Nickname given to the lanM^
devil, Old ni^3k.
Pateticam^uUt, ad. Pathetically.
PatAUco. ea, <k Pathetic: phdntire.
Patiabi^TUs ta, a. Straddling; cinbfooted.
PatialbUlo, «m. Weasel Y. PapiaUdUo.
Patilneho, cha, a. Pawed.
Patibolo, am. Gibbet, gallowa.
Patica. ^. A small foot
Patko, am. A gosling.
Patlo^ ja, a. (Coll.)^Lame.
Patiestebado, da, a. Bow-legged.
Patlhondido, da, a. Cloven-footed.
PATJ
PatUla, a/. A small fbot (Van.) Spike «|
the rudder; trigger; whiskers; wat**^
melon.
Patlraadzo, za, a. Solid-footed.
Patimnletio, fia, ff. Mule-footed.
Patin, «m. A small court; skates. (On.)
Goosander.
Patin^r, «n. To skatcu
Patinejo, Patlnillo, am. dim. A small Bkat^
Patino, am, (Prov.) A gosling.
P6tio, am. Court or court-yard : pit of »
theatre; hall of a oollego.
Patlta. af. A small foot or leg of beasts.
Patlti^ sa, a. Qtitt, starchy ; benumbed,
rtupefled, surprised, [perverse.
Patitu^rto, ta, a. Crook-legged ; ill-dispos**!,
PatizAmbo, ba, a. Bandy-legged.
P&to, ta, a. Equal, similar.
PAto, «m. (Orn.) Goose. Y. Anaar,
Patochida, t/. Blunder, nonsense, folly.
Patocndmico, ca, a. Pathognomonic
Patdjo, Ja, a. Waddling, like a goose
Patol6gia, ^ (Med.) Pathology.
Patol^Sglco, ca, a. Pathologic
Patologista, am. (Med.) Pathologist
Pat6n, na, a. Laige-footed.
Pat6n, am, Clnmsy foot [account
PatrAfia, a/: A Ikbulous story ; a fictitious
Patrafiu^Ia, a/. An insignificant tale.
Patria, ^f. Native country ; native or proper
place for any thing. [highest rank.
Patrl&rca, am. Patriarch ; a bishop of the
Patrlarcddo, am. Patriarchate.
PatrtarcAl, a. Patriarchal.
PatriclAdo, am. Dignity of a patrician.
Patricio, cia, a. Native, national ; patrician.
Patricio, am. Patrician, noble.
PatrtmonlAI, a. Patrimonial, by right of
birth ; relating to a patrimony.
PaerimonialidAd, ^. Birtbdom, birUiright
Patrimdnio, am. Patrimony, property.
PAtriOi tria, a. Native ; paternal
Patri6ta, a. Patriot
Patridtico, Ca, a. Patriotic
PatrlotSsmo, am. Patriotism.
PatrioclnAr, ffo. To fovor, patronize, protect
Patrocinio, am. Patronage, &vor.
Patr6n, na, «. Patron, protector; luaster;
landlord: guardian saint; pattern, sample.
Patr6na, v- Jratroness ; mistress, hostess.
PaironMo, da, a. Having a patron : applied
to churches and prebends. — am, V. Pa-
tronato.
Patrundto, PatronAzgo, am. Patronago, pat-
ronsltin. [vesdel
Patronear, ta. To be muster of a trading
Patronia, ^ Mastership of a vessel
Patronimico, am. Patronymic
Patrdno, am. Lord of the manor.
Patr^lla, «/ Patrol ; a crowd of people
PatrullAr, «a. To patrol
PatAdo, da, a. (Coll.) Club-footed.
Patn6, am. Corrupt language, brogue
Patnll&r, vn. To dash through muddy
5lace^ through thick and thin. (Cc«lli
'o prattle,
Panlatinam6nte, ad. Gently, slowly.
Paulatino, na, rtw Slowly, by degreisa.
Paulina, rf. Interdict (CollT) B4>prco|
chiding.
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Panp^rrimot ma, a. tup. Ywy poor.
P»wa, ff. Paafi«, stop ; sasptoM ; rest
Paosadamcnte, ad. Slowly.
PaoB&do, da, €k Slow, dtliberato ; calm,
Pausddo, ad. V. Paumdamente.
Paus^, vn. To pause, eease, hesitate.
Pa6ta, a/, llulo, guide, model
Pantador, ettK One who us^ %pania^
Paatar, «a. To ase % patUo\ give rules,
prescribe. [iudolont wonuta.
VivB^rf. (Om.)Tnrkey-hen; pea-ben. An
PavMa, *f. A flock ol turkeys; aolilldish
game. [neckciotb.
Pav&na,«/t Spanish dance; a solemn step;
Paveria, f/T Pkee for rearing turkeys.
Pav6ro, ra, a. Hearing or feeding turkeys.
— «. One who feeds or sells torkeys.
Pav^ 9m, Kind of large sliield.
Pav^sa, »/, Hot cinders; snuff of the can^
die; relia
Pavesadaa, «/ pL (Nan.) Waistololbee.
Pavo8e4r, vn. To flicker, flutter.
Pa via, «/r A variety of poach,
P4vido, da, a. Timid, fearful
Pavilla, ita, f/: A little turkey-hen.
Pavillo. ito, fstn, A small turkcv.
Pavimento, am. Pavement, a ooor.
Pavidta, ^f. (Orn.) Mew, soa-gull.
Pavipdilo, 9m. A Voung turkey.
Pavito re41, «ftK Pea-ohick.
P4vo, •»». Turkey; peacock-fish. Pato
9Uve9ir«^ 'Wood grouse.
Pivo, a^ Peaoock-like: applied to fops.
Pav6n, 9m. (Om.) Peacock. Piece of wood
for ghuing gunpowder.
Pavon^da, «A 8hort walk ; strut (color.
PavonAr, va. To ffive iron or steel a Dlnish
PavcHUizo, 9nu Crimson or purple color.
Pavoncillo, ito, 9m, A little peaooclc.
Pavonear, vn. To strut, saunter, flutter;
amuse; lull
Pav6r, «m. Fear, dread, terror.
Pav6rde, 9m. Provost ; professor of divinity.
Pavordeir, va. To swarm : applied to bees.
Pavordia, qf. Place and dignity of a provost
Parorido, da, a. Intimidated, struck with
terror.
PavorosamSnte, ad. Awfhlly.
Pavor6eo, sa, a. Awful
Pavura, tif. Terror, fear, dread. V. Pavor.
PAya, ^ Hoiden, a rude country girl
PAyo, «m^ Olown, churl
Paz. 9/. Peace, tranquillity, ease; quiet; a
pleasant, peaceful disposition.
Paz&n, am. Antelope. [son.
PasguAto, ta, 9, Dolt, a simple, stupid per-
Pazpu^roo, ca, a. Dirty, slovenly. [end.
Pe, ad. I)e pe d pa^ From beginning to
PeiUe, Pod^e, am. JBridge-toU, ferriage.
Pei^n>, 9m. Toll-gathcror
PodJ, 9m. Sock; foot of a stocking.
Pe6l a. Heavy, duH, stupid.
Pctoa, ^. Pedestal [V. Peana,
PeaAa, ^f. A swelling on a horse's tongue.
Petofo, am. Bridge-toll V. Penjs.
Pobett;, f/C An aromatic perfkime; stench;
tube for fireworks.
Pebet6ro, 9r%, Censer for burning perfimiea.
PebrAda, nf. V. Pabra. [V. PimieiUa.
P^bre, 9m. Sauce made of garlic and spicns.
PED
P6ca, ^f. Freckle, a speck.
Pecable, a. Peccable, liable to sin.
Peoadizo, am. A heinous or atrocious da.
Pecadillo^ •m. Peccadillo, a slight ikolt
PecAdo, anik Sin; extravagance, excess.
Pocador, 9m, Sinner; oflbnder, delinquent
Pecadura, t^. A prostitute. Y. Pecador.
Pecadorizo, za. «. A great sinner.
PecadorcUlo, ilia, ito, ita, «. Little sinner.
Peoaminosamdnte, ad, Sinfiilly, wickedly.
Pocamin6so, sa, a. SinfUl
Pedbte, a. Peccant vicious.
Pec^, im. To sin ; offend ; commit exceasea
Poce, ^, Fish. V. Pen, Oav; pitch.
Pececico, illo, ito, am, A smaU fish.
PeodJSo, fia, a. Of the color or taste of pittdi
Pecezudia, af, A small piece.
Pecezu61o, sm. Small foot ; small fl^h.
Pecha, 4/: Tax, impost, tribute.
Pechir, vn. To pay taxes.
Pech4zo, 9m. A brave, generous man.
P6che, 9m. Y. Pachina. [breast
Pech6ra, </! Stomacher; Mil of a shhrt ; tha
Pechem, ^f. Paving tax, toll, or duty.
Pech^o, ra, a, liable to pi^ duty or taxoa
a commoner.
Pech^ro.«nk Bib for children.
Pechiblanco, ca, a. White-breasted.
Pechico. illo. tfm. A small breast, teat
Pechicolorido, «7k (Ohl) Robln-redbreMt
Pechig6nga, «/[ A game at cards.
Pochina, 9f. A trinket or shell worn by pll
grims; ourvilineal triangle.
Pechirojo, «w» Y. Pechicciorado,
Pechito, 9m. V. Pechico.
P6cho, cm. The breast; chest; bosom;
heart; est«cm; valor.
Peclm61o, «m. A small breast
Pech^ga, a/. Breast of a fowl
Pechug6n, 9m. Blow on the breast
PechugaCra, af. Cough, hoarseness.
Pechuguica, ilia, a/. A small breast of a fowL
Pecidnlo, ta, a. Of a pitchy color.
PodlgAr, va. To pinch. V. Pelliacai'.
Pecilgo. 9m. Pinch.
Pedlu^go, ga, a. Long-stalked fruit
Pecina. ^ Mfih-pond. Y. LodawaL
PedniU, am. Pool of muddy water.
P^cora, ^ A sheep: a knave; g»r, merry.
Peoor6a, tf. Marauding; idle etrolling;
Pecdto. sa, a, Freckly, freckled.
Pectoral, a. Pectoral— ^m. Bishop's cross
breast-plate. [mant
PecuUuio, 9m. Peculation, theft, embezzle-
Peculiiir, Or. Peculiar, apprcmriate.
Peculiarm^nte, ad. Peculiarly. [benefit
Pec&Iio, 9m. Stock a eon holds for his own
Pecunia, lif. (Coll) Hard cash, specie.
Pecunivlamdnte, ad. In ready money.
Pecunidrio, ria, a. Pecuniary. [bit
Pedacioo, Ulo, ito, 9m. A sooall piece, a IitUe
Pedagogia, nf. Pedagosism.
Podagdgico, ca, a. Peaagogical. [er.
Pedagogo, wi. Pedagogue, pedant; prompt-
Pedi'ijo. «'»> Bridge-toil
Pedtiueo, a, Punv, petty, inferior. [edgei
Ped&nte, 9m. Pcdtmt ; a man vain of knowl>
Pedanteur, vn. To pedantize. [Iny
Pcdanteiia, ^ Ostentation of ncedlon lean
Pedaot^sco, ca, a. Pedantic
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P^daotnino, 9in^ Pedantry.
Pedaot^D, am. A great pedimt Hnrnp.
Pod^, «m. IMece, bit : a part of a waole, a
PedazQ^Io, tm, A small piece or bit
Pederndl,«f7k Flint; any thing provorbiaHy
hard. Y. PedrehaL [datlon.
PcdestiU, 9m. Pedestal. V. Peana. Fonn-
Pedi'Stro, a^ Pedcstrious, pedaneooa.
Podic6x, am, Jnmp on one foot.
Pe<llcuiflr, u. Pedioular, lousy.
Petliculo, am. Louse. Y. Piojo, (Bot)
Peduncle of a flower.
Podido, 9m. A voluntary contribntlon called
for by government V. Petidon,
Pediddr, ra, t>. Petitioner.
Pedld(iiB, ^ Begging, potitloDlng. [asker.
Pedlg6n, 9in. (OolL) Craver, an Insatiable
Podigii^o, Ha, a. Craving, iroportanate.
PcdUAvlo, am, (Med.) Pedilavium, a bath
for the feet
Pedim<^nto, 9m, Y. Petlcion.
Pedtr, «a. To petition, beg; ask informa-
tion; crave.
PMo, 9m. Wind from the bowels. Pedo de
lobo, (Bot) Puff-ball.
Pedorrear, tKZ. To discbarge trlnd.
Pedorr^ras. a/. pL Very tight breeches;
flataloncie&
Pedorr6ro, ra, Pcddrro, rra, a. Flatulent
Pedorr6ta, af. Noise made with the month.
Pedrada, ^ Throw of a stone; lapidation;
cockade; taont, sneer.
Pedr^ flf, Lapidation.
Pedreata, af. A nnall 9tone.
Pedrcgal, am. Place ftiU of stonesi
Pedreg6so, sa, a. Stony; afflicted with the
gravel
Pcdrejdn, am. Large loose stonci
PedreAiil, am. Small firelock.
Pedrora, t\f. Quarrv. [jewels.
PedrerUi, »f, A oolleotion of im^oqs stones;
Pedr^o, am. Stone-cutter; a swivel-gun
slinger: lapidary.
Pedrezn^ia, f>f. A small stone.
Pedriscil, am. V. Pedregak
Pedrisoo, 9m, Hailstone.
Pedriza» ^f. Quarry. V. Pedrera, Heap
of loose stone&
Pedrusoo, am. Bough piece of marble.
Pednncnl^do, da, a. (Bot) Pedonclod.
PednncoIUlo, am. (Bot) Pedicle or pedicel
Ped&ncnlo, am, (Bot) Peduncle
Po^, va. To break wind.
P^ga, «/ The art of Joining or cementing
things; varnish of pitch; tanning or cur-
rying; ajcfit, a Joke. (Gnu) Magpie.
Pegadfllo, mn, A little patch ; a sUcklng-
plaster. [ing.
Pegatfizo, ta, a. dammv, fflutlnons; catch-
Pc^o, am. Patch, sticking-plaster, cata-
plasm [pitch.
Pegadura, af. Sticking to, daubing with
Pegi^dso, sa, a. Sticky, glutinous; contar
glons: adhesive.
Pegamiento^ami. The act of cementing.
P^nte, a, visooua, glutinous.
Pegir, va. To Join; unite; punish; beat;
catdL — vn. To impreas; communicate;
»^ore. [sua.
Pegiseo, sea n. (Poet) Belonging to Pega-
PEL
Pegiso, am. Peaaaua, a winged horse.
Peg&ta, a/ (Coll) Trick, fraud, imposition.
Pegatista, 9m, An indigent wretch;
sponger. [sponger
Peg6te, 9m. A thick aanoe fdcaasee; •
Peguera, ^ Pile of pine-wood burnt fM
making pitch; place where sheep are
marked with pitch.
Peguero, am. Pitch maker or seller.
F^tUal, Pegi^Ar, am. Capital from a ftither
to his son for his own use. [grazior,
Pegt^alSro, P^gtiiardro, ajn, A smalllarmoi^
Peguj6n, am. Pellet of wool or hair.
Peguqta, ^. Mark on wool or cattle.
Peguntar, eo. To mark cattle, <kc
Pcfnuda, af. The dreeing of the hair.
Peinado, am. The hair (ueesed and curled.
Peinado, da, a. Combed, curled, dressed.
Peinad6r, am^ Ualr-dresser; oomblng-gown.
PeinadAra, ^ V. Peinado, Uair pulled
out wi^ a comb.
Peinir, va. To comb the hair; comb wool;
excavate; correct the style.
Peini^, 9m, Cross-piece of a door or win-
dow ft'ame.
Peine, 9m. Comb; wooloard; a radc; tha
instep; weaver's reed ; hemp-oomb.
Peineria, 4^ Shop where combe are made
and sold.
Peini^ro, ra, a. Corab-maker, comb-seller.
Pole, am. A fish ; cuuning, crafty follow.
Pejemull^r, af. Mermaid.
P€rfigu6ra, /yTDifficulty, ei
Pel </: Skin, hide. Y. PUL
Pcdigu^ra, «/ Difficulty, embarrassment
Pela, 9m. A whipping; a 1
Peluda, a/. Pelt of a sheep.
Peladera, 9f. Shedding of tj
ing; a reprimand.
Peladilla, af. Confected almond; small peb-
Peladilloa, am. pL The wool from the skin
of sheep. [ked.
PelAdo, da, a. Plumed ; hairless; bareo, n»-
Peladdr, am^ A plocker.
Peladera, */. Plucking, decortication.
Pelaftist6n, 9m. Ragamuffin, vagabond.
PelagAUoa, 9m, Va^ibond, vagrant
Pelagutos, 9m. Vagrant; ragamuffin.
Pelaire, 9m, 'Wool-dreaser.
Pelairia, t^. Trade of a wool-oomber.
Pel^je, 9m. Nature and Quality of the hab
and of wool ; onallty or clothes. Jpi^
PelambrAr, «a. To macerate hides in umo-
Pel^mbre, 9m, The ouantitr of bides put
into lime-pits; want of hair.
Pelambrto^ ^ (^antity of hair; shedding
of hair ; maceration of hides in lime-pita,
Pelambrero, 9m. One who ste<^)6 hides is
llme-pitSw
Pelam^n, 9m. V. PHambra.
Pelam^ ^ Scuffle in which the hair Is
torn off; a bushy head of hair. [flsh.
PeUtmide, Pelamida, 9m, Brood of tunny-
Peland6sca, ^ A strumpet
Pelantrin, am, A petty ikrmer.
PeUr, va. To pull out the hair; strip off tlie
feathers ; divest of the bark, blancK shell ;
cheat; scald. [spinning.
Pelaru6ca8, 9m. A woman who lives by
Peliiza, 4< Quarrel, affray ; caterwauling ol
cats. [of barley.
Peltoi, a. The chopped straw of the stalki
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l*eldAfk>, «m. Ereirstcp oCtk fllgbt >f etilrs.
Ptido, *wi. V. Apelde.
PeldefdbrcL »m, Cunlot, baractn.
Pcl^ »/. Battle; qu&rrd; struggle, toiL
Peleador, «m. Fighter, combatant
Peletote, pa. CombatlDg, fifffating.
P«le4rfVa. To fight; quarrAl, contend; toil
PelecbAr, ra. To get batr; change the coat,
applied to horses ; fledge.
Peleie, «m. A man of straw; Insfgnillcant
fellow.
Pelend^ngne, sm, Frlrolons foppery.
Poledna, ^ Scuffle, quarrel [man.
Pel6te, «nt. One who punts at cards ; a poor
Peteteria, ^f. Fnrrlory; fellmonger'f ihop.
Pelctero, «m. Furrier.
PelgAr, am. A ragamuffin, a blackguard.
PolMg6do, da, a. Downy, tuny, (ColL)
Arduona. Ingenious.
Pelibltoeo, ca, a. Haring white hair.
Pelib14ndo, da, a. Having fine soft hair.
Pelldkbra, ^ Satjrr, a (kbulous animaL
Pelicano, mu (Orn.) Pelican.
Pelictoo, na, a, Oray-haired. hoary.
Pelio6rto, ta, a. Short-haired.
Pelknla, tf, Pelliele.
Pelifdrra, *f, ^hore, prostitnte.
Peligrir, rn. To be in dancer; peril
Peligro,«m. Danger, peril, hazard. Jeopardy.
Peligrosamdnte, aiC Perilously, hazard-
ously.
Pelicr6so, sa, a. PerHons: hazardous.
PellfArgo, ga. a. Long-haired.
Polillo, am. Short, tender hair; trifle.
PeIlll6so, sftt a. Downy, fUH of hair.
Pelln^fiTo, gra, a. Black-haired.
Pelir^bio, bla, a. Having flaxen hair.
Pelitliso, sa, a. Having strong, bushy hair.
Pellto, am. Short hair. Pditot d la mar.
Animosities done away.
PeUtr«, am. (BoL) Pellltory of Spain.
Pelitriquo, am. Flddle-fliddle, trifle.
P^lla, ff: Ball; parcel; mass of metal in its
crude state; fleooe. (Orn.) Heron.
Pelldda, «/: Gentle blow, dab; a trowel fUU.
Pcll6ia, t(f. Hide of an animal.
Pell^eria, tf. Fellmonger^s shop.
PelleJ^ro, am. Fellmonger; leather-dresser,
dinner.
PeUi^Jica, ita, •< V. POlf^la,
Pdldtco, illo, ito, tPk A small skin.
Pelletjina, a/ A small skin.
Pell^o, am. Skin, hid^ felt, pelt [skin.
Pellcj6do, da, a. Having a great quantity of
Peil^61a, «/ A small hide.
Peimu61o,.amb A small akin.
Pell6t^ «/ V. Pell^ifa.
Pelliea, ^ Coverlet of fine fbrti
Pdlleo, am. Dress made of diina or (hrs.
PellO^ro, am. V. PeU^^ero. [ftjr.
Pelliqu^ro, miK A maker of coverlets of fine
Pelllza, 9/, Pelisse. [fcr.
Pellizcir, va. To pinch, wound, gripe; pil-
PelKzco, am. Pinch ; a nip ; a small portion.
(Met) Remorse, disquietude.
PelW -^ Ti .
Pelldn, Pelldte, 9m. A robe made of skins
or fhrs. PdUmen, Doufh for the oven.
Pelluzg6n, mm. Lock of hair, wool, or tow.
P^lma, ^. V. PfJmazo.
Pelmaoeria, ^ HeavlnMs, alowneas.
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P^lm&zo, 9m. Heavy paste or cake; toot
which lies heavy on the stomach ; a slow.
heavy person.
P61o, 9m. Hair; down ; fibres of plants; bur
of cloth; the coat of animals; flaw oc
split; tride.
Pel6n, na, a. (Coll) Hairieea, bald.
PeI6n, na, a. Poor, Indigent man.
Pel6na, Pelonia, ^. V. Peladera.
Pclonoria, 9f. Poverty, want, indigence.
Pelosilla, a/ (Bot) Crapeny, hawk weed.
Po]6»o, sa, a. Hairy.
Pel^ta. ^ Ball ; cannon or musket baH-
pl (Prov.) A kind of round sausage.
Pelotftzo, 9m. Blow or atroke with a baU.
Psiate, am. Qoat*s hair.
Pelct<^r, Tn. To play at ball; aiigue, di»-
pute.->«a. To examine an account
Peiot^ra, ^f. Battle, dispute, contention.
Peloteria, nf. Heap of balls; heap of goaCc
hair.
Pelot^To, am. Ball-maker; aflhty, quarrel
Pelotilla, 8f. A small ball
Pel6to, o. V. Ckamorro. [A crowd
Pelot6n, am. A large Ull. (Mil.) Platoon.
Ptlta, f< Pelta, indent light buckler.
Peltre, 9m, Pewter.
Peltrcro, am, Pewterer, pevrter-worker.
PdOca, tf. Wig; peruke; a severe reprooC
Pelncdn, 9m. A fiintastical fellow.
Pd6do, da, a. Hairy.
Pelade, 9m, A bass mat of an oval shape.
PeluQu^ra, ^f. A hair-cutter*a or peruke-
maker's wife. [and sold.
Peluqueria, iff. Shop where wigs are made
Peluqu^ro, am. Peruke-maker, hair-dresser.
Peluquilla, ita, f/C A small wiir.
Peluquin, am. A small bag-wie.
PdAsa. ^ Down of plants or nrult
PelusUIa, i^ The down of plants or fruit
P6na, << Punishment, pain; correction;
aflliction; anxiety; Uibor, hardship.
P6na, ad, V. Sopena.
Penach^ra, ^/C v. Penaehtt,
Pen&cbo, amw Tuft on the heads of birds,
plumes: loflines^ hanghthiesa.
Penadam^te, ad. V. Peno9am«nU,
PenadUla, i/. A blister or pustule^
PenMo, da, a. Punished; painftil ; narrow-
mouthed.
PenH a. Penal ; Judicial [penalty^
Penalid4d,4/: Snflferfng. calamity, hardship;
Pen&ntcc jxk and a. Suffering pain or afflio>
tion; love-aiek.
Pen&r, vn. To be tormented in a future Hfo,
crave; linger.— ca To chastise. — rr. To
grieve, mourn.
Peniltes, 9m, pL Penates, the house-gods.
Penatigero, 9m. He who carried the penete&
P^nco, 9f. Pricking leaf of a chard ; a leather
whip for convicts. [s^traft.
Pencmeo, 9m, Lash with the bangman'a
PencAdo, da. a. Acuminated.
Ponddnga. ^ Knave of diamonds In a game
called QuinolaB or St*ver9ia,
Pendejo, 9m. Short, tender hair. (Tnl^
Coward, poltroon.
Penddnda, ^ Quarrel, aflWiy, diq>ate.
PendenciAr, vn. To wrangle, quarrel
Pondenclero, ra, a. (Quarrelsome.
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PeDd6r, en. To impen<!!, hang over; depend,
suspend.
Pendiunte, a. Pendent, banging; unpaid.
Pentllente, sm. Slope, declivity; ear-rine.
Pcndil, mn. A manile. Tomar el penail^
To elope.
Pondola, */. V. Phima. Pendnluni.
Pendol^e, mn. The plunder of a captared
Pendol&rio, am, V. PendolMa.
Pendol6ro, ra, a. Hanging, pendent
Pendoltota, 9m. Penman. (Coll.) Cheat,
swindler, impostor.
PendoUta, »/. The spiral spring in a watch.
Pendun, 9m. Standard; hanner, pennon;
remnants; leader's reins. Pendon real^
(Nao.) Parliament heel, boot-topping.
Pendoncito, «m. Pennon, a small flag,
Pcndnlo, la, a. Pendent, hanging.
Pendque, »m. (Coll.) Dmnkard.
Peneirabllldid, »/: Penetrability.
Penetrable, a. Penetrable ; comprehensible.
Ponetraci6n, f/. Penetration; sagacity; dis-
cernment, Intelligf^nce.
**enetrad6r, «m. DIscemer. [psrt
Penelrdl, 9m. The Interior or most retired
Pcnetr&nte, pa. Penetrating, penetrant;
heart-rending; keen.
Penetr^, to. To penetrate, pierce ; fbrce in ;
Ikthom; permeate.
PenetraiJvo, va, a. Penetrative, penetrant
Penigero, ra, a. (Poet) Winged, featliered.
Peninsula, ^ Peninsula.
Penique, 9m, Penny, coin.
Penisla, <y! V. Peninsula.
Penltencia. a/. Penance, penalty.
Penitenci&l, a. Penitential [hvlt
Penitencldr, i)a. To impose penance for a
Penitenclaria, ^ Charze of a penitentiary.
PenitenciArio, «m. A dignitary who has the
power of absolving in certain cases.
Ponitenta, iff. A female penitent
Ponitente, a. Penitent, repentant, eontrlte.
Penitente, em. Penitent, who does penance,
or confesses.
Pen6l, etn. (Nan.) Yard-arm.
Penoiam^nte, na, Painfhily. [tormenting.
Pen^Bo, sftt (*■ Palnfhl, grievons, laborious,
P«n680. am. An sfTcctod fop, a bock or beau.
Pens^doi, da, a. Deliberate ; on purpose.
Pensamionto, wn. Thought; Idea, medita-
tion; design —pi. (Bot) Heart's easeu
PensAr, rn. To think, consider, reflect medi-
tate ; intend, mean ; also to lisod cattle.
Ponsativam^nte, ad. Moodily.
PensatSvo, va, a. Pensive, thonghtfhl
PensU, a. Pensile, hanging.
Pansit am. A beautlfur garden.
Pftnai6n, af Pension : toll, labor, boarding.
Penslonido, da, a. Pensioner, pensionary.
Peiislondr, va. To imiK>j»e annual charjros.
Penalonirio, «;n. One wiio pays a pension;
pensionary or recorder.
Penaionista, a. com. Pensioner; boarder.
Pentaeordio, em. Pentachord, flre-strlnged
harp. IfiHio.
Pentad&ctilo, Pent/ifllon, am. V. Quinqtie-
P«iitagI6to, a. Pontaglottical, written in flva
lan^nagm.
^ntjiguno, am. Pentagfcu
PentagrAfo, am. Pentagraph.
Pentdmetro, «m. Pentameter.
Pentifigulo, am. Pentangle.
PenUpetalo, la, a^ (Bot) Pentapelaloaii
Pentdstilo, am. (ArchJ Pentastyla.
Pentatenco, am. The Pentateuch.
Pentec6stea, am. Pentecost Whitanntlda.
PenulUmo, ma, a. Pennltimate.
Penfimbra, aK Penumbra.
Penuria, ajr. Penury, indigence.
Pena, ^ Koclc Par peiiaa^ A long tlm«
Pen Ado. */ V. Penasco.
Pefiascdl, «m. Kocky hill or mountain.
Pefldsco, PeitMo. am, A large rock; a
stronc silk stufll
Pefiasc^NBo, sa. a. Bocky, monntainons.
PeAiscola, ff. Peninsula, rocky point of land.
Pen61, am. A largo rock. C^au.) Yard-arm.
Y.Pmol.
Pen6n, em. A large rock, rocky mountain.
Peon, am. Pedestrian; day-laborer; foot-
soldier; top; pawn in chess; man in
draushta.
Peonada, af. Day-work of a laborer.
Pbon^e, am^ Multitude of people on foot;
tho body of p«mea working in the sama
place together. [ploughed in a day.
Peoneria, ^ As ranch land as can be
Peonia, nf. Piony: piece of ground thai
may be labored in a day.
Pe6nta, af. Itate of tithes and price of labor.
Pe<Snza, */ Top, whipping-top; a noisy lit
tie ftllow. A' petmzoy (CoU) On Ibot
Pe6r, a. Worse.— ac?. Worse.
Peoria, */ Deterioration, detriment
Peormente, ad. Worse.
Peplan, am. V. Pipian.
Pepinar, am. Cncnmber-fleld.
Penin&zo. em. Blow wtth a encumber,
r (Bot) Cucumber.
F k Span ish gold coin of the reign
ins the Wise.
F ed of molon.\ apples, ke. : ker-
uo. , y.y .u fowls.— ^ In Peru, the grains
of pnre native gold.
PepitiUla, ^. A pipe made of corn-stalk.
Pepit6ria, a/. A fiicassee; joining of hands
and feet; peanut or almond candy.
Pepit6so, sa, a. Abounding in gralna or
seeds; a fowl with the pip. [lair..
Peptide, ^ (Bot) Water purlano or purs-
P6plo, am. Petty spurge.
Pep6n,«»iK (Bot) Water-melon.
PequoHamente, ad. Little, bnt little.
Pequefidx, f/T Parvfty, littlenose; youth
lowncss of mind.
PequeRHo, ta, a. V. PequHlnelo.
Peqn^iio, iia, a. Little or small, minute,
humble, abiect
Pequin, am. Bilk BtntTof Pekln.
Per, prep. Used in composition only, as
Perdonahle^ Pardonable.
Pera, ^. Pear, (Coll.) A sinecure.
Perada, ^ Conserve made of the Juice of
pears.
Peraile, «m. Wool-comber. V. Pdaire
Pernl, em, (Bot) Pear-tree.
Peral6da, «r Orchard of pear-treeai
Pcraltdr, va. To raise the arch of a vsnlt oi
dome to tho flgore of a parabola.
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Pwtnt^n, 9m. (Bot) Morvel-plMit; laige
fan i a vftry Ull person.
Peritf^ »/, Frnlt of an ingrafted pear-tree.
fan i a vftry tall person.
^eri»^ «/ Frnlt of an ing
Pdrca, 9f (Ichth.) Perch.
PerdLice, «fn. Perquisite^
Percatir, r^. To think ; take care.
Peroebimi^nto, mtu Prevention, wambg.
Peroebir, tcl To perceive.
Percepci6n, *if. Perception, notion. Idea.
Perceptible, <l Perceptible, perceivable.
PcroepUblemdnte, ad. Perceivably, percep-
tibly.
Perceptive, va, a. Perceptive.
P^rcba, ^ Perch ; cloth-rack; mare; Ibwl-
ef& string ; siffn-post of a barber's shop.
PerclMd6r, mn. Napper on clotli.
Perch^, va. To raise the nap on doth.
Percb6n, mn. A prinoipal shoot of vines.
Perchoniir, vn. To leave on a vine-stock
severbl long shoots lay snores for game.
Peroibir, wi. To receive; perceive.
Perdbo, sm. Act of roceivinff cr percdving.
Pcrcnoptfiro, Percnotdro, Percopt^ro, tm.
(Om.) Bald buzzard.
Poroooer&a,4/^ Small work of silver or span-
glee, filagree, dec
Percucitote, a. Percntient, striking.
Percudir, va. To tarnish the Instre of thingn
Pereosidn, a/C Pcrcneaion, collision.
PercusAr, »m. Striker. Ting.
Perded6ro, em. Occasion or motive of los-
Perdeddr, ra, «. Loser.
Perd^, «a. To lose; forfeit; lavish, misa,
ruin, spoil, bet.— ©r. To bo lost (Nan.)
To be shipwrecked.
Perdici6n, <j/ Losing; destrootlon; prodi<
^lity; eternal perdition.
Perdida,^^ Loos, detriment damage; waste.
Perdldam^nte, a<f. Desperate! v, Airioasly.
Perdidizo, za, a. Lost doslgnedly or on pur-
pose.
Perdido. da, a. Lost, strayed, miagnided;
profligate, dissolute.
Perdid&o, sa, a. Sustaining lose.
Perdig&na, ^f. A young partridge.
Perdig^, ua. To broil partridges before
roasting; stew larded meat; dispose, pre-
pare.
Perdlg^Q, sm. A young or decoy partridge:
squanderer. Perdigonea, Haif-sbot; small
shot
Perdigndra, 4/? (Bot) Sun-rose.
Perdigndro, ra, a. Setter or pointer dog.
Perdigu^ro, em. Poulterer. [aida,
Perdimldnto, tm. V. FerdMon and Pir-
Perdiz, */ (Om.) Partridge.
Perd6n, *tm. Pardon, forfflveness, absolution.
Perdooable, a. Pardoni^e.
Perdonad6r, «wi. Pardoner, ezcuser.
PerdonAnza, ^. Y. DieimtUo and Perdon.
Pcrdonir, tw. To pardon, forgive; remit a
debt ; spare, excuse.
Perdonavldas, am. (poll) Bully, hector.
PcrduUrlo, rlp^ tt. Extremely careless; idle
vagrant
Perdorible, a. Perpetual, everlasting. Py.
Pcrdurablcment^ ad, Eiemallv, perpetual*
Peredlm, mm. A linen fh>m India.
Pereoeir, co. To protract delav, put oK
v^arocedm*, ra, a. Perishable, decaying.
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Pereoeddro, mn. Misery, extreme want
Pcrocdr, fXL To perish, die, be destroyed
suffer damage or fatigue.
Perecido, da, a. Dying with anxiety, loat»
undone.
Perecidnte, pa. Perishing.
Perecimi^to, «m. Loss, decay, decline.
Peregrinaci6n, {^ Peregrination; pilgrim*
age.
PeregriLamcnte, ad. Barely, curiously.
Pcr^rindnte, jXT. Sqjonmer; travelling:
Peregrinir, va. To peregrinate; go czJ •
pilgrimase. [neaa.
Peregrinidad, ^ Strangeness, wonderftil*
Perc^ino. na, a. Peregrine, f<n«ign ; strange^
wonderfbL
Peresrino, mn. A pilgrim, a palmer.
Pcrejil, sfTk (Bot) Paialey ; showy apparel.
—pL Honorary titles.
PereJIIdn, mtu Creeping crow-toot
Perenddca, #/ Trull, a dirty weacfa.
Perenddngnea, mn, pL Pendants ; gaudy
dress of women. [intorala.
Perenn&l, a. V. Perenn*. Without lucid
Perensalm^nte, ad, Y. Permtnemmite.
Perdnne^ a. Perennial, perpetual [ally.
Perennemtote, ad, (^nUnually, perpetu-
Perennid&d, ^ Perennity.
Perentoriam^nte, ad. Peremptorily.
Perent^rio, ria, a. Peremptory, abeolote.
Perdro, mn. Fruit-parer.
Per^za, ^ Laziness, tardinesa, sloth.
Perezoeamtote, ad. Lazily, elothfUlly.
Perez^so, sa, a. Lazy, Indolent, slotbftal
Perfeccidn, tff. Perfection, (luiltleesDesA.-
pi. AcoompUsbmenta.
Perfeccionador, mn. Perfecter. [finish.
Perfecdon^, va. To periirat, compleu^
Perfectamdnte, ad. Perfectly.
Perfectlvo, va, a. Perfective.
Perfccto, ta, a. Perfect complete, faultless.
PerflScto, mn. Improvements made in at
inheritance.
Perficl6nte, a. That which perfects.
P^rfldam^ntc. ad^ Perddlously.
PerHdia, tif. Perfidy, treachery. poya
P^fldo, da, a. Perfidious, treaoherooa, dis
Perfil. am. Profile, contour, outline.
Perfilada, a. A well-formed arched nortrll
Perfllad6ra, ^f. Art of drawing jwoflJee
sketching of outlines.
Perfllir, va. To draw profiles, outlines.—
vr. To incline. [thorough-wax.
PcrfoliUa or PerfolIAta, af. (Bot) Gommoit
Perfoliido, da, a, (Bot) PerfoUated.
Perforaci^n, ^f. Perforation.
PerforAr, ra To perforate.
PerAimad6ro, am. V. Pm^^unador.
PeriVuii4do, da, a. Odoriferous, pcrfumafcorf,
Perftamad6r, «fn. Perforocr; perfum^'Vaa*
PerftimAr, va. To nerlUme; ramlgnteu
Perfume, am. Perfume; od<M', fyagranoa.
Perfnmeiia, af. A nerftaraer's shop.
Perfbm^ro, ra, a, Perftimer. rfluoe^'
Perftimbta, am. Perfbmer, dealer in peiw
Perfunctoriam^nte, ad. Perfunctorily sot
perfldallv.
Perfanct6no, ria, a. PerAinctory.
Pergamineria, af. Place where psrdunwC
is made or sold.
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Pergunin^ro, mi. Parehment-maket.
Pergamioo, mm. Parchment.
'•e^nlo, 9tn, V. Perg^no.
\ ergei^Ar, vo. To dispoee ot perform
PefKeiio, mn. (ColL) Skill, dexterity.
PerUnelo, Perlintio, tm. (Bot) Perfan-
thinm.
PcrioArdio, «nw Forlcardlam.
PericArpIo, am. Periearpiam, cvvering of
an J fruit
Pericia, ^f. Skill, knowledf^
Perico, am. Onria ; a small parrot
Perlc6n, am, A large Issx.
Perio6n, na, a. Draft and aaddle horse.
Perio6na, ^, Draft or saddle mule.
Pericrineo, am. Pericranium.
Peridrumo, tm, (Arch.) Peridromo.
Peri^ooa, am. pL Periosct, antipode&
PerliSria, ^ Periphery. Y.Oircunfsreneia.
Perlfollo, am. (Bot) ComnumoherviL Pe-
HfoUotj RiDboDS and ornaments.
Pertfhueado, da, a. PeriphrastiCL
PerifraaeAr, wt. To periphraae.
Perifraal, PerifrflAia, ^ (Bhet) Periphrasis,
eircnmlocutlon.
Perigiillo, mn. Skin of the chtn ; gloaaj rib-
bon ; a line. (Coll) A tall, lean man.
Periffdo, tm. Pongee, perigenuL
Perih^io, am^ Perihelion.
PeriUa, ^. Aamali pear; omammt; pom-
mel, knob. De periUa, To the purpose.
PorillAn, na, a. ArtftU, knavish, yagrant
Perillto, am. Huckster, a aly, cranj follow.
PeriHov 9tn. Gingerbread nut
Perlmetro, mK V. A'mbito,
Perindito, ta, a. Famoos, renowned.
Perln6o, »nK (Anat) Perineum.
Perineumdnia* «< Perlpnenmonj, Inflam-
mation of the InnsSb
Perlndia, ^f. A kind of die with four faces;
a tetotnm ; a neat little woman.
Periodece^r. tnu To make or form periods.
Pcri6dicam6nte, ad. Periodically.
Peri6dIco, ca, a. Periodical, periodic
Peri6dico, 9m, Newspaper. [tence.
Pariodo,am^ Period; clause, a complete sen-
Perip«t6tieo, tn. Peripatetic.
Peripat^dco, ca, a. Peripatetle; person of
riaiculooa or extravagant opinions.
Porip^to, mn. System of Aristotle.
Perip^da, ^. Peripetia, condition, [coast
Peiipla $m. Perlplua, voyage around a
Peripnesto, ta, a. Very gay, fl&e, aprace.
Poriquillo, 9nu Sugar-plum.
Periqoito, tm. (Nan.) SUy-sall. (Om.) Par-
roquet, small parrot
P«rbcios, stn. pi. Periscli, inhabitants of
the polar circles. [course.
Clf riaolofda, ^ Useless repetition in a dis-
Perlst^tlco, ca, a. Peristaltic.
PeristUo, tm. (Arch.) Peristyle, colonnade.
Perita, «/ A small pear. [seur.
Perito, am. SkilAil in art or trade, connois-
Parito, ta, a. Bkllf^ able, experienced.—
aiHwC^onnolsaeur; appraiser; critic
Pedttoeo, sm. (AAat) Peritoneum.
Pttritr6qnio, $m. (Mech.) Peritrochium, a
wbaef ooncentrio with a cylinder.
PtHsdlead^r, ra, a Iidnrer, pre}BdieiaL
PtQudleir, ta. To prfjndloe, injure, maligQ.
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PerittdidAI. a. PniJudlcial, hortftil, paml
cious.
Periudlcialmtote, ad Prejudicially.
Peijuieio, tm. Prejudice, ft^Jory, detriment
damage.
Periuraddi, ra, «. Peijurer. [fUsely.
Peijur&r, «n. To forswear, periure; swear
Peijiirio, am. Peijnry, flUse oath.
Poij6ro, ra, a, Peijured, forsworn.
Peiifiro, ra, a. Forswearer, peijurer.
P6rla, ^ Pearl, margarite.
Perl4tico, ca, a. Paralytic, palsied.
Perleria, {/T Collection of pearls.
Perlesia, »f. Paralysis, palsy.
Perlha, 9: A amall pearl
•Perliquit^nda, «< A mock title of honor.
Perlong^, im. (Nau.) To coast
Permaneo&r, vn. To persist endure, last
Permaned^te, pa, and a, Permauent;
perslating.
Perman6ncia, rf. Duration, permanency,
perseverance, constancy.
Permantete, a. Permanent, durable, lasting
Permantotem^nte, ad. Permanently.
Permansi6n, ^. Y. Perma^anoic^
Permtsible, tf. Permissible.
Pormtsidn, ^ Permission, leave ; grant
Permislvamcnte, ad- PermlsslveJy.
Permislvo, Ta. a. Permissive.
Permiso, mn. Permission, leave, liberhr.
Permis6r. tm. Orantcr. V. Permitiaor.
Permistion, iff. Permistion, permlxUon.
Permit^nte, pa. He that grants or permiti
Permitld^ro, ra, a. What may be permitted.
Permitid6r, am. Pcrmittor, granter. [ed.
Permitido, da, a. Permitted ; lawfhl, allow-
Permitir, va. To permit, consent, agree tCL
give leave.— vr. To appear benign and
generous.
PermAta, PermntacI6n, *f. Permutation.
Permut&nte, pa. and a. Perniutant
Permutikr, va. To exchange, oommntr, per-
mute.
Pema, «/ Flat ahell-fish.
Pem^ */. Kick with the foot
Perni^ ^/. A thick or big leg.
Pemoaddr, a. Stronc-legged.
Pemefir, tik To kick, ahake the legs; fret
— eo. To drive and sell pigs to market
Pem^OL tm. Public sale of boga.
Pemeria. a< Collection of pins or bolts.
Pem^taa (En), a<f. Bare-legged.
Pem^te. 9m. (Nau.) Small pin, pear, or bolt
Pemiabidrto, ta, a. Open or wide legged.
Pemib6rra, a. One who uses ta\f^ calves.
Pemiciosam^nte, ad. Pemldoa«ly, noxloiia*
ly, hurtftilly. [clestructlva.
PemicI6so, sa, a. Peralolous, mischievous,
Pcmlgdn, am. Genoese plum.
Pemil, 9m. Ham ; thigh of breeches.
Pernio, 9m. A kind of bingoe for doors and
windows.
Pemlqoebr&r, vo. To break the legs.
Peraitn^rto, ta, a. Crook-legged.
P6mo, 9m. A nail, apike : hook of a hinge;
a bolt: a round-beaded x^n.
Pemoctar, im. To pass the night t bi
aw■k^ watob. [flsnlt deftel
P^ am. A kind of appla; apple-tiM
VktOy eoi^ But, aMtpt, yet
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P«<OfnilUUi*, or 9erdad d^per^ruUot ^»
(Ooll.) Troth of no moment.
P6r6l, mu Boiler, kiettle, copper.
Ferine, «i», (An«t) Fibula, the lesser bone
oftbeI«g.
Peruracidn, »/. PeroreUon.
Perordr, va. To conclude % speech ; de-
claim ; solicit eOectually.
Perorata, ^ (ColL) An baranirae, a speech.
Perpondfculur, a. Perpendicalar.
Perpendicularmiote. ad. Perpendicalarljr.
Perpendieolo, an. Plumb, plummet; pen-
dulam.
PerpetraciAn, »f. Perpetration.
Perpetraddr, am. Peipetrator, aggressor.
Perpetrir, va. To perpetraie, commit %
crime. [lasting.
Porp6tu«, s/t (Bot) Eternal flower, ever>
Perpetoadon, ^ Perpetuation.
Perpetuam^ntelckt Perpeioallj, forever.
Perpetuto, tm. Everlasting, a woollen stufll
Perpetudr, «a. To perpetuate ; continue
without cessation. Htom cessation.
Perpetuidid, 4/! Perpetuity, exempdon
Perp4tao, tna, a. PerpctoaL
Perpiaflo, tm, Perpender, a front binding-
stone in a wall.
Perpk^am^nte, nd. Perplexedly.
PerplelidM, ^f. Perplexity, Irresolution.
Perpl^ltlo, ja, a. Doubtful, perplexed.
Perpiinte, sm. A quilted under- waistcoat
P^rque, sm. Lamixton, libel.
P^rra, ^. Bitch ofa dog.
Perr^da, ^. Pack of dogs ; false compliment ;
hasty morning repa^
Perram6nte, (uLYery ill; badly.
Perraxo, atJk A lai^ dog. [nessi
Perr^ngne, 9nK (ColL) Surliness, peevish-
Perr^ra, 4^ Kennel; employment of more
&tigue than profit; broken-down horse.
Perreria, ^ Pack of dogs; nest of rogues;
vexation. [postot:
Perr6ro, sm. Beadle: kennel-keeper; im-
Perr^zno, na, s. Whelp, puppy.
Perrico, 9m, A little dog.
Perrillo, sm. A little dog; trigger of a gun.
Perrito, 9m. A little dog. Perrito (U toda9
bcd€t9y A busy-body.
Purro, 9m. Dog; one who perseveres in an
opinion or undertaking; damage; deoep-
Penoqu6t«L 9m^ (Nan.) Top-mast
Perruna, 4/; Doe-Droao.
Perr6no, na, a. Doggish, canine.
Persecncl6n, if. Persecution ; tolls, troubles.
Persegniddr, sm. Persecutor; a fbe.
Perseguimi6nto, 9m. Persecution ; hunt
P^rsegnir, -oo. To pursue; dun, importune;
persecute. [tion.
Pcn»6o, 9m, Perseus, a northern oonsteUa-
PersevAnte, 9m, Pursuivant at arms.
Persever&ncia, 9/. Perseverance, constancy.
Perseveronte, a. Perseverant [verantly.
Porseverantem^nte, ad. Constantly, perse-
Perseveric, wk To persevere, persist abide.
Pcrsiikna, «^ A silk stolL JPer9iana9^ Ve-
netian bunds.
Peale&ria. if, (Bot) Spotted nakeweed.
PonloQ, em. (Ichtfa.) Perob.
Perslgndrse, er. To make the sign of the
8^
PER
be iurprised; IihimImI,
) By the atgn ol
cross; admire;
bCffin to sell.
Penignumcrucls, sm. 1,
the cross; wound in the i
Ptrslgo, 9m. (Bot) Peach.
PersiUa, if. A sort of linen. Tsevenuice
Persistenda, if Persistence, steadiness, per*
Persist^nte, pa. and a. Permanent Ann.
Persistir, vn. To persist rersevere.
Per86na, 9/. Person, Individual; exterior
appearance. Ttloa
Personado, sm. Benefice without jvrisdio>
PcrsontUe, 9m, Personage; character as
sumed, a stranger; ecclesiastical beneftoe.
Persondl, a. Personal, particular.— em. Per*
sonaltax.
Personalid&d, if Personality.
Personallzdr, V€L To personify, porsonalise.
Peraonalm6nt& ad. Personally.
Personiba, «/. Huge personage. [ney.
Personeria, if Charge of an agent or attor-
Persondro, ra, «. Agency; notary^ office^
Personiflcdr, to. To personify, personalize.
PersoniUa, if. Mannlki^ a ridiculous little
fellow. [ceitftil ^pearanoe.
Perspectiva, if Persnective; view; a de-
Perspectivo, «m. Proressor ofjperspectlve.
Perspicida, Perspicacidad, V^Perqtlcadtyi
clear-sightedness.
Perspic^z, a. Perspicacious, qulok-si^tsd.*
acute, sagacious, dear-slgnted.
Persplcnam^te, ad. Perspicuously.
Perspicuid^d, if PecBpienity» clearness,
transparency. [parent
Perspicuo, cna, a. Permlonooi, clear, tran»>
Perspiraddn, if Perspiration.
Per^lrat6rio, ria, a, Persplratoiy.
Persnadlddr, ra, «. Persuader.
Persuadir, va. To persuade. Influence; in
duce.— OA To be persuaded, form a jud^
ment
Persuasible, a, Persuaslble. Tment
Persuasion, ^ Persuasion ; opinion, judg
Persuaakva, if Persuasiveness, persuasive.
Persuasivo, va, a. Persuasive, moving.
Persuas6r, ra, «. Persuader.
Fortenec^r, vn. To bolong to, concern ; b«
hoove, beoome.
Pertenecido, «m. Y. PerUnenoia.
Perteneciente, pa, and a. Belonging appor
talning; apt, fit ready.
Pertenduda, «/C Appurtenaneei, dependence.
Pi^rtica, if. Perch, a measure of ten feet
Pdrtiga, if A pole or rod; a tall, slender
woman; door or window book.
P6rtigo. «m. Pole of a wagon or cart
PerUgal, 9m. Pole. V. ^rtiga. [IVult
Pertigue&r, va. To beat a tree to gather the
Pertigueria, if Office or employment of a
verger.
Pertigu6ro, 9m. Yersest who carries the maor
belbre the dean.
Pertln^icla, if PertluMlty, obstinacy.
Portin&z, a. rertinaclous, obstinate.
Pertlnazmdnte, €uL Pertinaciously.
Pertin^nte, a. Pertinent: to the puipose.
Pertinentemtote, ad. Pertinently, oppor*
tunely.
Pertreob&r, «a. To supply with ammonitteB
and stores ; dispose, prepare.
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PfTtrMioa, «nu pk Warlike 6to
InBtmments.
PciingiklA, ^. Shock, conoaaslon.
Pertu^e^, vn. To be agitated,
lent motioii.
Pertarbible, a. Canable of being
Pertarbaci6n, )rf. Perturbation ; c
Porturbadamtote, ad. Confusedb
Perturbad^r. tm, Perturbator, dli
Perturbadora, f^ Portiirbatrix.
Perturbiir, va. To perturb, dlsti
rapt, harrow.
Peruano, na, a* V. PeruUro.
Peru^tano, nn, (Bot) Wild p^tar
thing orertopping the rest
Perulero, ra, <& Made in Pern;
Peru ; a moneyed man.
Penil^ro, moK (ftov.) A narrow-
atnUt-mouthed pitcher.
PerVersaminte, ad. Perrersel;
Penrersidid, »f. Perrenity, wick(
I'errerBlon, ^ Perversion; pei
depravation.
Pervcrso, sa, a. Perverse, wicked
Perverticl6r, ra, 9. Pervcrter, con
Pervertlmiento, «m. Perversion, \
Pervertir, va. To pervert; cor
(Vom Um right; crook; seduce.
Pervjgilio, »m. (^Med.) Vigilance,
want ofaleep. [fr
Pesa, ^ Weight; piece of metal
Peedda, »f. (Pro v.) i^uantitf weigh
Pesadam^ntc, aa. Weightily; so
slowly. [p<
Pefiadez,^/ ITeavlneflB; gravity;
Pesadilla, ttf. Nightmara
Peaudo, da, a. Peevish. troubles<
brous ; tedlona, oflfenslve.
Pesad6r, «m. Weigher.
Peeadumbre, ttf. ileavlnesa, grai
Poaame, «m. Compliment of cone
Pesanto, pa. That which weigh
determinate wcisrht
Pesante, sm. A weight of half a i
Pesant^z, «/ V. PemdM.
P«6&r, «7n. Sorrow, grief, concei
Peadr (A'), ad. In spite o^ notwlt
Peadr. im. To weigh ; be valuabl
pr«vail. — va. To' examine, cons
Pesardeo, sa, a. Sorrowful; restle
P^sca^ «/ Fishing, fishery. [V
Pesdida, «/ Fish salted, dried; c
Poecad/iso, mn. Qreat fish.
Peecaddra, %f. Fish-woman.
Pescaderia, «/ Fish-market
Poscad^ro, «r/». Fishmonger.
Pcscadillo, «m. A little flsh.
PescMo,«mw (Ichth.) Fish; cod
Pescaddr, «a Fisherman, flshmo
Pe6cad6ra, «/ Fish-wife, flsh-woi
Peeetote, am. Crane; ooach-box
P<«c4r, «a. To fish ; pick up any
Peaook. •/. The b^Innlng of a \
plonghcd field.
Pe8o66o, sa, a. Abounding in fish
Peeooai^a, ^f. V. Pttcfmcm.
PeseoB6n, am. Slap on the neck w1
Peseoc6do, da, a. Having a thick
Fescn^ws *m. The node ; stUT-nrc]
tlB.'va, pride.
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P«tlm£tro, «m. Fop, b«aa.
Pctimetrillo, «m. A foiling, ajpetty fop.
Peiir6Jo, 9m. (On.) Bobln-r«nbreast
Petis, «m. A fondling name of » little dog.
Pettt6riA, «/ V. PetioUm.
Pctit6rio, ria, a. Petitory, petitionary.
Petit6rio, cm. Impertinent tnd repeated pe-
tition.
P6to, «m. Breast-plate; plastron ; stomacher.
Petrdl, «wu Breast-leather of a horse. V.
PretaL [stones.
Pctraria, »f. Ancient machine for ttu-owing
Petraronista, a. and miu Follower of Po'
trarcL
P^treo, a, a. Stony; hard.
Petrdra, ^ Battle fought -with stones^
Petrificad6n, «/. Petrification.
PetrlflcAnte, pa. Petrifying. [stone
Petrified, f>a. To petrify.— cr. To become
Petriflco, ca, a. Petriflc, that which petrifies.
Petril, wu Battlement, breastwork. V.
Preta.
Petrina, ^. Oirdlei V. ProHna.
Petrisca, ff. V. PHrira.
PctnSIeo, gm. Petroleum, a liquid bituynen.
P^tms in c6nctis. (Lat) A meddler; podant
Petul&nda, »f. Petulance, insolence, flip-
pancy.
Petul&nte, a. Petulant, insolent, filpTHnt
Petfinsa, a/. Petunse, of which the Ctoinese
make porcelain.
Pencedtoo, am. (Boi) Sniphnr-wort
PeDjal6row«m. A petty drover.
Pez, mn. Fiah ; heap of thrashed com.—^
Rosin, pitch. Pe9 griega^ Colophony.
Pezol&d«, 4/: Threads at the %-end of
cloth.
Pez6n, sm. (Bot) Leaf-8ta)k; nipple, teat;
arm of an axle-tree ; cape or point of land.
Pezon^ra, »f. Linch-pin of an axle-tree.
Pezpita, Pezpitalo, •. (Om.) Wagtaa
Pezu^lo, aim. Flake of cloth.
Pexiifia, &f. Nose-worm, disease in aheep.
V. PfiuHa.
Pff: all the words fbrroerly beginning with
these letters will now be found under F.
PiAche, or Tarde Piaehs^ Too late.
PiAda, f/T Chirping of birds, puling of
chickens.
Piad6r, ra, «. V. Pidr.
Piadosam/nte, ad. Plouclv, clemently.
Piad6so, sa, a. Ploue, godly, merciful.
Plami^r, mu Pia mater, membrane cover-
ing the bmin.
Piamdnte, ad. Piously.
Pito Pl&no, ad. Gently, softly.
Pt&no, or Pitoo-li&rte, am. Piano-forte.
Pi&nte, pa. Pulling, [for.
PiAr, xn. To pule, chirp; call, whine, wish
PI^ tf. Herd of swine; flock of mares,
mules, or ewes.
Piari^eo, ga, a. Applied to an owner of a
herd of maroa, mules, or swine.
Pitotra, ^f. A Turkish silver coin.
Pica, ^ Pike; pikemsn. A' pica aeoa^
uselessly. [that chase magpiea.
Pimc^ro^ ra, <i. Applied to birds of prey
P.cdcho, 9m. Top, summit; sharp point of
any thing.
Plcacm^iLf^ Brazilian pigeon.
PIO
PicAda, 9f. Panetnrei, Incision.
Picaddro, sm. Biding-school, manege. Pi-
caderoA, (Nau.) Blocks put under Ui#
keel of a ship while building.
Picadillo, wu Minced meat, hash.
PicAdo, em. Minced meat, bash, [pricker.
Picad6r, am. Riding-master; bnll-flgbter;
Picadfira,f/C Pricking; puncture: bite.
Picaf Igo, «m» (Orn.)V. Pico verde.
Picaflor, sm. (Om.) Humming-bird ; colibri.
PicagaUina, */ (Bot.) V. Paiarara,
Plcamaddros, «m. 'Woodpecker. piot;
Pic&nte,p0. and a. Pricking; piquant, acrid.
PioAnte, 9m. Piquancy, pungency, acri-
mony.
PicantemSnte, ad. Piqnantly.
Picifio, cm. Patch on a shoe.
Picifio, fia, a. Decelt^Bl, roguish.
Pioapedrdro, cm. Stone-cutter.
Pieapidios, cm. A nickname for tailors.
Plcapleitoa, cm. (ColL) A litigious person ;
a pettifogging lawyer.
Picap6rte, am. A latch-key or night-key.
Picapo^roo, am, (Om.) Bird less than a
pigeon.
Plcar, va. To prick; pierce, puncture;
sting; chop, pound, peck, nibble, spur,
provoke. — cr. To be vexed, moth-eaten,
damaged.
Picaramtote, ad. Knavishly, roguishly.
Picarazo, aa, a. Qreat rogue.
Picarde&r, vn. To play tlie knave.
Pioardla, */. Knavery, malice, wantonness.
PicardigUela, ^ A prank, a roguisli trick.
Picar^sca, ^ A nest of roguea.
Picar6ftco, ca, Picaril, a. Roguish, knavish
Picarillo, cm. A little rogue.
Picaro, ra, a. Knavish, vile ; mischievooH,
crafty; gay.— c. Rogue, knave, loafier.
Picaros, am, pf. Scullions, kitchen-boys.
Picaron, a. and c. Great rogue, villain. Pi
carona^ Jade.
Picaronnzo, za. a. Very roguish, viUaDoos.
Picar6te, a. Notorious villain.
Picarrelincho, am. (Om.) V. Andario.
Plcat6ste, am. Toast of bread fried witk
slices of ham.
Pidiza. ^ (Om.) Mngplo. Picasa mari-
na. Flamingo. (Prov.) Hoc.
PicAzo, am^ Blow with a pike; stlog;
stroke ; young magpie.
Pioazdn. cm. Itching; peevishness.
Picea, ^ (Bot) Silver-llr. [Pitcher.
Picli^l, am. Pewter tankard, a mug. (Mcx.)
Picheleria, a/. Factory of tankards or tin
pots. [tankards.
Pichel^ro, am^ Maker of pewter pots or
Pichel^te, am. A small tankard or mug.
Pich61a, af. A wine-measnre, a pint
Pichdn, am, A young pigeon.
Plcnostilo, cm. (Arch.) Too little space bo>
tween columns.
Pico, cm. Beak, bill, nib, month ; a shar^
point ; pick -axe : twibill ; dock-spade ;
peak of a hlU; balance of an account;
loquacity. (Om.) Woodpecker.
PicoUte, am. Staple for the bolt of a look.
Pic6n, na, a. Applied to animals with the
upper teeth prr'ecting over the r *^
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Plc6n,«nk Lampoon, Jest; reiysinaU char-
coal; small fresh -water fish, [braziera.
Picon6ro, mt. Maker of small charcoal for
Picdr. wi. Sharp pangent taste ; Itching:
Pic6.<o, sa, a. Pitted with the aroalUpox.
PIc6ta, iff. Pillory. (Nan.) Cheek of a pampu
PicotiWa, 4/: V. Picotazo.
Plcotazii, am, A peck from a bird ; a bird.
Pic6to, tan. Coarse stuff made of goai^s hair ;
a glossty silk stuff.
Picoteido, dajO. Peaked, pointed.
Piootear, va. To peck.— t?n» To gossip ; toss
the head. — vr. To wrangle, quarrel
Picoteria, »/. Loquacity, gossip.
Ploot6ro, ra, O. Wraogilog, chattering.
Picotillo, am. Inferior cloth of goata* hair.
Pfct6rico, ca, a. Pictorial [bier.
Picndilla, ^ A kind of olive ; a great bab-
PicAdo. da, a. Beaked ; pointed ; prattling,
babbling.
Pidient^ tm. Beggar. V. Pordiotero,
PMo, am. (OoIL) Demand, request, petition.
Piddn,na,a. \. Pedidor.
P16, am. Foot, le^ base, motive, footing,
ground work. (Nau.) PU derecho^ Stan-
ohion. PU de rodd. Fore-foot A' pU
Uano^ Easily. PU ds cobra. Crowfoot
Plececica, ilia, ita, Piecezu^a. fff. Little piece.
Pi^cecUlo, ito, Piecezu^lo, Piecioo, lllo, ito,
am. dim, A littlo foot
PWdiid, ^ Piety; mercy: charity.
Pi<Mlra,«A Astone; irravel; tiall; gnn-fl!nt
Pkdredea, iUa, ita, Picdrezudla, if, A lltUe
rtone.
Ph'l, f/: The skin ; hide. (Coll.) Life.
Pielago, am. The high sea; great abun-
dance. V. Tlirquin.
P{**lccita, 9f, A small hide.
PUIgo, 9m. V. PU»go. [horses.
Pfiinso, am. The daily allowanco given to
Pi^rio, ria, a, (Poet) Pierian, reUting to
the muses.
Pi6ma,4/CTheleg; principal rafters; honev
Jar; Ineqnality in selvage of cloths; cheek
of a printing-press.
riemitendido, da, a. "With extended legs.
PI6za, ^ Piece, Ihigment furniture ; coin ;
rooDis; trick; subject; Jester; piece of
ordnance. [foot
PI&Ego, 9m, A leather bottle ; fore or nlnd
PUkno, Fiftro, 9ni, Fife; flfer. rball.
Plfia, t/. Sound of a rebounding billlard-
Pifl&r, va. Whistling noise in playing the
flute. [ons eagle; ring-tail hawk.
PIgirgo,«m. White-faced antelope; ciner-
Pigmeo, m6^ a. Dwarfish.— a. A dwarH
Plgn6ticos. am. pL Pycnotics.
Pigre, a. SIothAil, lazy.
Plgrida, 9/. Laziness, idleness.
Ptero, ra, a. Negligent lazy.
Pltna. 9f. V. Coriza. [ment
Plhn6ia, ^ Lash, fetter, sh^ichlc, isjj^edi-
Piisimo, ma, a. aup. Most pious.
Py6ta, ^f. (Ichth.) Hake, poor Jack. V.
Merluna, feape-shot
PU6te, am. (Nau.) SwIvel-gnn icHsdod with
Pua. {/! A trough for cattle : baptismal font;
mle, heap ; parish. Komor€ d« vilOf
Cbrlatlfln name. 'once ; pile, beap^
Pfliada, ^ Quantity of mortar nude at
15
PIN
PilAr, am. The basin of a fountain ; pillar
poat; mile-stone.
PiIar6Jo, Pilarito, am, A small ^iWar.
Pii&stra, ^ Pilaster, a square column.
Pllaturo, am. A faller of cloth in foctortea.
PiHora, if. Pill ; affliction, bad news, [capk
Pileo, 9m, Cardinal*« hat ; ancient Bomai
Pilota, Pilica, if dim. of PUa,
Pilla, 9f. Pilhigo, plunder.
Pill&da, if A knavbh trick, a sham.
Pillad6r, am. Plunderer, swindler.
PillAjo, am. Pillage, marauding, foray.
Pillar, va. To plunder, foray ; chop at
Pillistro, PiIUutr6n, 9m, A roguish fellow,
an Impudent man. [vlsh trick.
Pilleria, if A troop of vagabonds; akna-
PUlo, Ua, a. A loafer or blackguard ; a pet-
ty thlei:
Pildn, am. A trough; basin of a fountain ;
counterpoise in a pr^s ; heap.
PiloncUlo, 9m. (Amer.) The crust of sagar
that remains In the boiler.
Pilon6ro, ra. a. Newsmonger. [meagre.
Pildngo, ga, a. Peeled and dried : thin, lean,
Pil6ro, a7/k Mnak-rat (Anat) Pylorus.
PU6ao, sa, a. Pilous, hairy. [or dlkea.
Piloti^c, 9m^ Pilotage ; foundation of plera
Pilotines, am. pL Foundation stones; pi-
Iot*s mate. [guide; coast-pilot
PU6to, am. Pilot; mate of a slifp ; a skilfhl
Pfltxica, Piltrdfa, if Piece of flesh which ia
almost nothing but skin.
PimontMa, if Cayenne or pepper sauce.
Piment41, 9m, Ground bearing pepper.
Plment^ro, am, Pepner-box. (Bot) The
pepper plant V. M0U9,
PimenuSn, am. Ground pepper.
Pimi6nta, sf (Bot) Pepper. Ba una pi
miantOy He is all life and spirits.
PImiSnto, am. (Bot) Capsicum; mildew,
blight in plants.
Pimpldo, 9m. (Ichth.) Cat-flsh.
Pimpin, am. Children^ play.
Pimpin^hs if (Bot) Burnet, pimpernel.
Pimpoll&r, am. Nursery of plants and treea.
PimpoUeciir, vn. To sprout, bud. [shoot
Pimpoll^o, ico, ito, 97n, A small sprout 01
Pimpdilo. 9m, Sucker, sprout shoot; a
spruce lad ; any thing perfect
PimpoI16n, 9m, A lai^ sucker or shoot
Pimpoll6do, da, a. Full of buds or sprouta.
Pina, if. A conical mound of earth ; small
turret on a wall ; jaunt felloe of a wheel
Plnab^te, 9m. (Bot) Spruce-tree.
PinAculo, mi. Pinnacle.
Pin&do, da. a. (Bot) Pinnate, pinnatod.
Pin&l, Plnar, 9m. Orove of pines.
Pinari^^ ga, a. Belonging to pines.
Plndstro, am. Wild pine.
Pin&ca, a/ (Nan.) Pinnace, a small vessel
Pincarraadil, am. Qrove of small branchy
pines.
Pincarrfisco, am. Maritime pine.
Pineal 9m. (Nau.) A tarriug-brnsh. Paint-
brush; pencil; painter.
Pincel&da, if Stroke with a pencil Iktf
la <UHma pincelada^ To give the flnldi
Ing stroke.
Pincel6ro, am. Pencil maker or seller.
PiooeliUo, Sto, am. A small pondl
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PlnMl6te, mn,
Pinodrna, ». a
PinehMl6n« i
PincbAr, tw. \}
PiuchA6vss, M
p«rM>n.
Pioche, ttm, 8(
Pncho, »w. T
Plndiirico, ca,
PindongiieAr,
PlnMi, «/ Lin
Ping^a OIK i
Pingaoello, tn
Pinganitoa, am
peroQS or el<
nngorot6do, <
Pingiie, «m. (
very narrow
Pingiio, a. On
Pinguedin6flo,
Pini^Mo, ^f. y
Plngiiiaimo, m
PlnguoaldiUl, «
Plnioo, 8m. 8e
Plnifero, ra, a.
PtnUlo, «m. f E
Pinito, ttiK V.
Pinjante, «f». 1
Pino» na. a. V
Pino, tm, (Boi
uion white
nine. Albc
Erect, nprlff
PInAch*, */ P
Pinola, i^f. Det
Pln61e, «m. A
late; a drinl
water.
Plndao, ea, a.
I>inta, 9f. Bpot
basset
PIntacilpo, Pii
l>inta<1dra, «/ \
Plnt&do, da, <
pintado, Tc
PinUkr, va. 1
fancy: delii
PinUmonaa, «
Plntarrijo, «m.
PintamO^i I
Pintorrear
Pintarnijo, wii
P!ntarr6Ja, */
Pintica, ilia, it
Plnttparido, <
reeemblinj^
Plntipar^r, to.
PIntnjo, Ja, a,
P!nt6r,«m Pi
PIntAra. */ Pa
Plntorcillo, «
Pintor^seo, d^
Pintorread6r, i
PtotorreAr.ca
Wutura,«/tPi
tura at ttm
embuUda^]
Piaula, «^ Do
optleai iDBti
889
Pi^dt
pinion.
kemelfli
kernels of
1; plnioo.
ptne-nnl
' cypreas:
piebd.l
>usdeitr»
►vertT.
iUcr.
naker.
>lrd.
^jaanuf^
reaat
Of ground
sber.
; piquet
irrier.
picann.
iUTCMel
'•Situ
rromtney
natlertaa
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Plniqido, Mk Foot ofLstlQ vent.
PliT6nioo, ca, a. Y. Etdptioo. jclanio.
Plrronisnio, «m. Pyrrhonism. V. Ssccpti'
Plru6ta, »/. Pirouette.
Piract&no, «m. V. Peruetano.
Piflo, h/. Tread, the act of treading; ki<^
Pisiida, */. Footstep, footprint; tread, trick.
Pisaddr, am, Treader of^ grapes; prandng
horse.
l^isad^ra, «< Act of treading. [and pitch.
Pisafitlto, Fisasl^to, mt. Mixture of bitumen
Pis&nte, «m. (Low) Foot; shoe.
Pisdr, va. To tread, trample; stamp; ram
down; contemn; deflamo.
Pisa&vaa, mtk Treader of grapes.
Plsav^rde, mn. (CoIL) Fop, dandy.
Pisoat6r, am. A nnivenaf almanac
Pi8cat6rla, ^f. Eologne of flsliermeu.
Piscat^rlo, ria, a. Rscatory.
Piscina, Bf. Fish-pond: hath used by the
Turks ; piscina of a cimroh.
Pisds, am. (Astr.) Pisoee, a zodiacal sign.
Piso, am. Tread, trampling; floor, pave-
ment; story; loft; foond&on.
Pisdn, am. Rammer
PIsoneib', va. To ram, drive down.
Plaoteir, va. To trample, tread under foot
Ptsot^, «m. The act of treading under foot
Pwta, «^ Trace; piste.
Pist^oho, am. V. AMimaioo.
Pistad^ro. am. PesUe for pounding.
Plstiu', va. To pound with a pestle.
Pist^ro, am. A slck-feeder.
Pistilo, am (Bot) Pistil. [fHed with oiL
Pisto, am. Broth; tomatoes and red-pepper
PlstAla, «/ Pistol. [toL
Pistoletiao,«m. Pistol-shot; report of a pU-
Pistol^te, am. Plstolet
Plst6n. am. Piston, embolus.
Pistor^ af. Short dagger.
Platr^e, Plstr^que, am. Broth or sauce of
an unpleasant taste.
Plstfira, at Act of pounding.
Pita, «/r (Bot) Agare or aloe. Thread made
of the agave.
PHaeo, am. Btom or stalk of the aloo-plant
Pltagorloo, am. Pythagorean.
Pitag6rico, ca, a. Pythagorean.
Pitah&ya, ^ (Bot) Pttajaia) cactus.
Pltanceru, ^ Distribution and office of al-
lowances.
Pltaac6ro, am. Distributor of allowances;
steward or purveyor to a convent
Pltancica, ilia, ita, af. Small pittnnca
Pitano, am. (Bot) Cress-rocket
Pitanza, af. Plttaiicc, dally allowance; alms.
PltABa, rf. V. Lagaila.
Pltaf.oso, sa, a. y. Lagafloao.
PltAr, wi. To pipe.— TO* To discharge a debt
Plt6rra, af. Distemper of the eyes. V. La-
Pitarr6ao, sa, a. Blear-eyed. V. Lagafloao.
Pit^zna, af. Bolt for stocks.
Pitla, af. Pythla, the priestess of ApoUa
Pltillo, am. Flageolet
PitlpI^, am. ^Tmoala,
PttlMiJo, am. (Om.) Roblnwredbreast
PHo, am. Pipe ; witlstle ; pod of a silkworm.
Pltomdtrlea, ^ Gauge. Tof the agave.
Plt4n,sm, Tenderling; sprig, shoot; sprout
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Pitonisa, Jt^ Pythla, the priestess of Apollo
witch. [pardin^
Pltdrra, >f. (Om.) Woodcock. V. ChochO'
Pituita, ^. Pitulte.
Pitult6so, sa, a. Pituitons.
Pixide, ^ A small box ; pyx, box.
PizArra. ^ SUte.
Pizarr^l, am. Slate quarry.
Pizarrdfio, fia, a. Slate-coloied.
Pizarr^ro, am. Slater.
PIzarrin, am. Slate pencil.
Pizca,^Mlt^whit i^tpisco^Kotaniote
Plzcir, vf*, (ColL) To pinch.
Pizco. am, Y. PtUiaco.
Pizcoldbis, am. (Joe) Lip-blter.
Pizper^ta, a. Sharp, brisk, lively.
Pis^irigifia, af. Play among boys.
Pizplta, af (Om.) WagtaU.
Pl^ if. Clasp of a broad-sword belt; star
of knighthood.
PlacabUTdH */ Placability.
Placable, a. Placable.
Placaddn, ^f. Y. Aplaeaeion.
Placativo, va, a. Peaceable. •
Plaoei^, va. To publish, proclaim, poet npt
Plac^l, am. (Mau.) Banks of sand or rocks In
the sea.
PlAceme, am. OmiplimontofcongratulatioB.
Plaodnta, ^f. (Anat) Placenta. (Bot) Pla-
centa.
Plaeenteram^nte, ad, Joyfhlly.
Placentdro^ ra, a. Joyful, merry, pleasant
Placer, am. Pleasure, content ; will, consent ;
placer.
Plac6r, V, im. To please, gratify, humor.
Plao^ro, ra, a. Market or other public place;
roving idly about
Plac^ta, ^ A small public place.
Placible, a, Phndd, agreeable.
PIAddo, da, a. Plad^ easy.
Placi«hite, a. Pleasing, acceptable.
PlacilK ita. tf. Y. Flacata.
Plafout sm. (Arch.) Soffit of an architrave
Pl^ga.^ Plague; misery; vexation; abun
dance; climate, counoy. [with
Plagdr, va. To plague. — vr. To be overruv
Plagiiir, va. To plagiarize.
Plagiikrio, ria, a, and a. Plagiary, plagiarist
PIsgiito, am. Abduction, v. l^Lagio.
PlSglo, am. Plagiarism.
Plagdso, sa, a. W oxmding.
Plaguedr, vn. To beg piteouslv.
Plan, am. Plan, design, draogbt: tier; slah
V\kaa^9f. Trowel; page; copy; level, troMb^
fhl eround.
PlanAda, af. Plain, level ground.
Pldncha,^ Plate; smoothing-iron; cram^
iron; mould.
Planch&da, «/: (Nnu.) Framing of a gun.
PlanchAr, «a<. To iron linen.
PlancheAr, va. To plate, sheathe with nioU!
Planch^ta, tf, Circumferentor.
Planchioa, iUa, ita. ^ A small plate.
Planch6n. am, A large plate.
Planchn^la, «^ A small plate ; flutlng-iron
Pltoco, am. V. Planga.
PUnea, am. pi. (Nan.) Flat floor-timlora
Plan^U, am. Planet
Planetirlo^ am. Planetarium ; astronnwm
Planetfirio, ria, a. Planetary.
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Pbnatolibio. «n. A planetoUibe.
PUnicief ^f. y. Llano and UanurcL
and -vrhite eagle.
Planifolio, lia, a. (Bot) Planifolioiui
Planlroetria, kf. Pianom^r^a. [era.
PlanipMla, ^f. A mean plar, acted bj stroll-
PlMilpdtalo, la, a. (Bot) rlanipetalooa.
Planisf^rio, 8m. Planisphere.
PIAno, na, a. Plain, level, flat. [snrfkoe.
Pl&no, anv. Plan, design, draft ; plane, a level
Planoo6ncavo, va, a. Planoconcave.
Planoo6nico, ca, a. PlanoconicaL
PlanoconT^zo, xa, a. Planoconvex.
Planometria, if. Planometry.
Planoplino, 9m. (Alg.) Biquadrate.
Pliuita, «/ Sole of the foot ; plant ; planting.
Plaotacl6n, ^ Plantation, plantinc^
Piantad6r, «m. Planter.
Plantanil, wn. Orovo of plantains.
Planum, «a. To plant, foond ; aet up ; strike
a blow ; pnt Into a place.
Plantiria, ^f. Y. Eapcurganio. [are reared.
Plantiblo, «m. Oroond where yoong plants
PlanteAr, 9a. To plan, trace.
Plant61, sm, Norseiy ofplants, flowers, trees.
Plantiflcacl6n, 8^ Y. PUtniacUm. [beat
PlantiflcAr, DO. To plant Y. Plantar. To
Plantilla, ^. A yonng plant; the first sole
of a shoe ; monld. [stockings.
PlantilI4r, va. To vamp or sole shoes or
Plantio, ia, a. Planted, ready to be planted.
. Plantio, am. Plantation; nursery of trees.
Plantista, «m. Bully, hector; planter.
Plant^n, am. Scion, sprout ; sontry.
Plan&do, da, a. A vessel which draws little
water. [ftmeralai
Plaflid6ra, f^f. Monmcr paid for weeping at
PtuAido, «m* Moan, lamentation.
Planlr, f>n. To lament, grieve, bewail.
Plaquui, em. Kind of coat of arms.
PIAsma, «/! Prase, a precious stone.
Plasmador, ra, a. Moulder, former.
Plasm4nte, pa. Moulding; moulder.
Pla8m4r, va. To monld ; make moulds.
PlAsta, af. Pasta, soft clay.
Plfiste, am. Size.
Plastec^r, va. To size, besmear with size.
Plastecido, am. Act of sizing.
Plistica, ^f. Art of moulding in clay.
PUstico, ca, a. Plastic.
Plastografia, 6/ Plastography.
P14ta,f/! Silver; plate; money.
Platafdrma, f/C Platform : orlop.
Platanil, Platan4r, am. Plantation of plan-
tain-trees, (tree.
Plitano, am, (Bot) Plane-tree; plantain-
PlatAzo, am. Platter.
PlateMo, da, a. Silvered; plated.
IMate4r, va. To silver, plate with silver.
Plater^sco, ca, a. Applied to £iinclfti1 orna-
ments in architecture. [silversmith.
Ilatoria, ^f. Silvorsmlth^s shop ; trade of a
lMat6ro, am. Silversmith, plate-worker.
V\k\XseL.tif. Discourse; colloquy; speech.
I*latlo4bIo, a. T. PradicabU. [canU.
PlaticAnte, am. Practitioner. Y. Practi-
Platicir, va. To conTotse, talk ; practise a
profession.
Plitloo, oa, a. BkilAil, dexterous, expert
Pltttodn, na, am. and/ A great tattler,
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PlatiflcAr, va. To convert into sUvei.
PlatUa, ^. (Ichth.) Plaice.
Plattlla, 4/: Bilealan linen. [bw^biUng
PlatUlo, am. A small dish; an extra dlsb
Platina, ^. Platina; silver wire.
Pldto, am. Dish, plate ; mesa.
Plat6nicam6nto, ad. Platonlcally.
Plat6nico, ca,a. Platonic
Platficha, a/. V. Platija.
PlausibiUd^d, «/ Plausibility.
Plausible, a. Plausible.
Plauslblem^nte, ad. Plausibly.
PlaAso, am. Applause, plaudits.
Pla6stro, cm. (3art, wagon. Y. Oarro,
P14ya, a/. Shore, strand, beach.
Playide, PlayAdo, am. The Pleiades.
Piay^zo, am. Wide or extended shore.
Play6ro, am. Fisherman who bring fish U
market
Play6n, <m. A wide shore or beach.
PlAza, ^ Square, market-plaoe; a fbrtifled
town ; q)aoe ; stall : office, publlo employ
ment (Nau.) Waist
PI4zo, am. Term ; writ ; rendexrous.
Plazu^hLf^ A small square or place.
Pie, am. V. £U,
Pleamir, ^. (Nau.) High water.
Plebino, am. Curate of a parish.
P16b^ ^ Populace.
Plebdyo. ya, a. Plebeian.— & Ck>mmonor.
P16ca, ^ (Print) A straight line.
PWctro, am. (Poet.) Plectrum ; poesy.
Plegdble, a. PUable.
Plegadam6nte, a<2. C}onfiised1y.
Plegaddra, << Folder.
Plegadizo, za, a. Pliable.
PIegad6r, am. PUUter, fbldec, collector.
Plegadiira, ^ Plaiting, folding, doubling.
Pl<^, va. To fold, plait, double; crUnpk.
— V. impera. To please.
Plesiria, ^ Public prayer; prayer belL
PleTta, af. A plaited strand oi bass.
Pleltead6r, ra, & A litigious person.
Pleite&nte, pa. and a. Litigant
Pleite4r, va. To litigate, contend.
Pleitista, am. An encourager of lawsulta.
Pleito, am. CTon tract ; dispute; debate; m
gation. lawsuit
Plenamar, ^. Y. Pleamar.
Plenamdnte; ad. Fully, completely.
Plenariamdnte, ad, (Completely, rally.
PlenArio, ria, a. Complete, full, plenary.
PlenilAnio, am. Full moon.
Plenipot6ncia, ^ Plenipotence.
Plenipotencl4rio, am. Plenipotentiary
Plenit4d, ^f. Plenitude, fulness.
P16no, na, a. Full. Y. JJeno.
Pleon&smo, am. Pleonasm.
P16tora, ^ Plethora.
Pletdrico, ca. a. Plethoric.
Pleuresla, ^. Pleurisy.
PleuriUco, ca, a. Pleuritical, nlenritia
PI6to, am. (Anat and Bot) Plexus.
Pleyida, Fley&de, ^ (Ast) Each of thi
I^eiadM.
Plica, ^ Sealed will or document
Pli^go, am. Sheet of p^wr; parcel of leltoii
under one cover; a tender.
Pli^e, am. Plait In clothes; ruff.
Pfinto, am. (Areh.) Plinth of a pillar.
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PlomiMa, if. LeAd-p«nciI ; plamb, plammet ;
apron or a cannon. (Niml) LeiuL
Plom^, xa. To mark with a pencil; atop
atooth.
Plomaz6n, «m. Gilding coablon.
Plom^ro, «m. Plumber.
Plomizo, za, a. Loaden.
P16mo, «i7k Lead ball Plomo en gold-
pagos^ Lead in piss.
Plom68o, 6a. a. Leaden. Y. PUmisto.
P16ma, •/. Ireatber; pen ; penmanship.
Plamida, ^ Dash or a pen.
PlnmMo, da, a. Feathered, plumy.
Plumule, «fn. PlQmage; plome.
Plnnuileir, vck To shove, move.
Plumi^erla, ^ Heap of feathers.
PlnmaJ^ro, wn. Feather-dresaer.
Plumaro, tnu Feather mattreaa.
Plnmaz6n, mu Collection of feathers.
PlAmbeo, oea, a. Leaden, made of lead.
Piumeido, am. (Piot) Shadea, shading.
PlnmeiUr, va, (Plct) To shade, darken.
Plnmeoj. mea, a. Plumlgerous.
Ptumerla, ^. Y. Pltima^er\a.
Plum^ro, «m. Duster; feather fen, maker of
feather fens; plume.
FInmdta, ^. Lisle doth.
Plnmifero, ra, a. (Poet) Plumigorons.
PInraldn, am, Y. Piumon.
Plnmista, am. A petty scrlTener ; a penman.
Plom6n, «m. Downy feathers; featner-bed.
Phim6so, sa, a. Feathered, plumy.
Pl&mnla, ^. (BoU) Plumule.
PlnrAl, a. (Gram.) Plural
Pluralidi^a/ Plurality; majority.
Pinsprte, am. (Nan.) Lying close to the wind.
Plus 6ltra. Ser el non plue nUra^ To be
transcendent [in a library.
P16teo, em. Each compartment of shelves
Piaria, ^ Rain. \. iXwda,
Pluvi4I, am. (Cm.) Golden ployer. Pluvial
Plnvl&l Plnvldao, sa, a. JBalny.
Pneumatico, ca, o. Pneumatic Inetr%h
merUoe piuvm^Mcos, Musical wind-in-
struments.
Po, inUH. V. /V
P6a, ek O^AU.) Bow-line bridle.
PobMa, a/ Plantation of poplars.
PobliUsho, am. Populace, rabble.
Pobbchdn, »n. A small town.
Poblaci6n, ^f. Population. Y. Poblado.
PoMiulo, em. A vlllaffe, small town.
Poblad5r, ra, a. Populiaor, founder; settler.
PobUr, va. and «. To found a town ; settle,
oocnpy; breed: bud.
PobUao, em^ Y. Populaeho.
Poblexo^lo. am. A hamlet \blaneo,
P6bo, em. (Bot) White poplar. Y. A'lamo
P6bra, ef, (Coll) Female mendicant
Pdbre, a. Poor, Indigent; barren; humble;
trifling.
P6bre, em, A poor person, a be^^ar.
Pohreeico, ka, illo, lUa, ito, ita, a. A poor
little thing.
Po*jrem6nte, ad, Foorir.
Pobreria, ef. Poor people, beggars.
Pobr^ro, am. Distributor of alma.
Pobrita, ef. (GoU.) Strumpet prostitute.
Pobrftte, robrMo, am. An unfortunate man;
a usekss person.
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Pobreteria, f/! Poor people,beggar8 ; poverty
Pobretdn, n^ o. Yery poor. [of spirits
Pobrtea, a< Poverty; barrenness; lowneai
Pobreiudio, em, A poor man.
Pobrismo, em. Poor people, beggsn.
Poc^ro, em. A well-dia^r; a nightm
Pdcho, cha, a. (Coll) Discolored
Pocico, em. A small well
Pocilga, ^f. Hog-sty ; any dirty place.
Pocillo, em. Small well (Prov.) Chocolata
cup.
P6ciina, ef. Potion, a physical draught
Poddn, ^ Drink ; poUon. Y. Bebida.
P6001, ca, a. Little, scanty, small, few.
P6co, ad. Little, scanty ; shortly, briefly.
P600, em. Little, a small part
P6da, ef. Pruning of trees ; pruning season.
PodadMa, ef. Pruning-knife, pmnlng-hook.
Podad6r, ra, a. Pruner of trees or Tinea.
Podad6ra, ef. Y. Poda.
Podigra, f^Gont in the feet
Podir, va. To prune trees.
Podax^n, em. The pruning season.
Pod6neo, em. Hound. Vuelta depodenoo^
A severe beating.
Podenquillo, em. A young or small hound.
Pod6r, em. Power, feculty, command, force;
letter of attorney.
Pod^r, fo. To be able, may or can ; have
authority, power. (Geo.) To produoe.—at.
impere.To be posnble.
Poderdtote, a. com. The constituent
Poderhabidnte, em. Attorney.
Poderio, em. Power, Jurisdiction; wealth.
Podero6am6nte, ad. Powerftilly.
Poder6eo, sa, a. Poweribl, potent ; wealthy;
eminent
Pod6metro, em. Pedometer.
Pod6n, em. Mattock, hoe.
Pddre, */ Pus, cormption.
Podreo6r, va. and n. Y. PudHr.—vr. To
be putrid or corrupt [tion ; paln«
Podrecimi^nto, em. Bottenness, putrefee-
Podreddmbro^ Pu^ corruption.
Podrici6n, ef Y. PudrieUm.
Podrid6ro, em. Y. Pudridero.
Podrimidnto, em. Y. Pttdrimienio,
Podrir, va. Y. PudHr.
Po6ma, em. Poem. [works.
Poe^ ^ Poetry, poesy. Po^sku, Poetteal
Po^ta, em. A poet
Poetiistro, em. Poetaster.
Po^dca, ^ Poetry; poetics.
Po^ticam6nte, ad. Poetically.
Portico, ca, 0. Poetic, poetioaL
Poetilla, em. Poetaster
Poetisa, 4^ Poetesa.
Poetizdr, va. To poetlce.
Poet6n, em. Poetaster, a vile poet
PoSno, em. Wine or beer rack.
Pol&ca, ^ Instep of the shoe^ [Iterrancaa.
Poldera, ^ (Nan.) Polacre, used in the Med*
Polaina, ^ Spatterdashes.
PolAr, a. Polar.
Pol^ It/: Puney. (Nan.) Taokle-bloek.
PoleildsuB, ^.pLY. Oachae or Puchae.
PoleAme, em. Collection of masts for veaseW
Poleita, tf. (Nan.) A smaU block.
PoUmIca, ^ Polemics. (Mil) Sdenet «f
fortification.
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Poltoileo, ca, a. Polemlotl. polemie.
Polemdnio, «m. (Bot) Jacobv ladder, Onek
▼alerUn. [oeoope.
Polexnoe>c6pio, sm. (Opt) Polemosoope, tel*
P^lez^ ftm. (Bot) Pollen.
Pol^ta, */. Orit, a bird plei
Pol^ nn. (Bot) Pcnnj-rojal; stmttlng
gait; Btifl^ cold wind. [vomen.
Polevi, *m. A high heel Ibrmerljr worn by
Pdlex, 9m. Y. PoUoe,
Policustlco, ca, a. Pollconstlo.
Polltodria, Bf. (Bot) Polyandrla. [tlon.
Foliant^ ^ Poljantbea, a literary colleo-
poliintea Tubertea, ff. (Bot) Common tabe-
roee.
Pollarqnfa, t^f. Polrgarehy.
Poliib-qaico, ca, a. Kelatinff to polygarchy.
Polio4n or PeHc^n, mu PoJioau, instmment
f>r drawing teeth.
Polidirpo, a. (Bot) Polyoarpooa*
P6lioe, 9f. The thnmb.
Policia, «/r Police; politeness: deanllnesai
PoHcitaci6n, irf. A vow to Ooa or the stata
Polld^ro, 9m, V. Pulidero.
PoU^ro, a. Polyhedrons.
Poligala, ^ (Bot) MUkwort
Pollgimia, ^ Poivgamy.
Poligamo, 9m. Polygamlst
PollgArquia, 9f. V. Poliarqui.
Poligl6ta, ft/. A polyglot, a Bible In many
lanffuagea. pangnages.
Po]igT6to, ta, a. Polyglot, written in various
Poligono, wu Polygon. (Bot) Poly.
Pollgono, na, a. Polygonal
Polisraf ia, ^ Polygraphy.
PoHhMro, em. (Oeom.) Polyhedron.
Polilla, 9/. Moth; consumer, waster.
PoliU^ ^ (Bot) Mnllein or moth mullein
Pollmatia, 9/. Polvmathy.
Polimato, «m. (Little us.) One versed in
several branches of useftil knowledge.
PoUmita, a. Applied to etufBi of variegated
colors.
Polin, 9m. (Nan.) Wooden roUer.
P6llpo, *m. Polypus; tumor.
Polipddio, 9m. (Bot) Polypody.
Polip^eo. sa, a. (Surg.) Polypous.
Polisc6pio, 9m. (Opt) Polyscope.
Pollsilabo, ba, a. Polysvllabie, polysyllabicaL
Pollsilabo, 9m. Polvsvl table.
PollBindet6n, »w>. Polysyndeton.
Polisinddia, 9/ MuItlplidUr of oouneHa
Pollsn&Btos, iff. Machine for raising heavy
PolU^rmo, ma, a. (Bot) Polyspermona.
Potiteismo, 9m. Polytheism.
Polltclsta, 9m, Polythcist [viMty.
Politica, 9/. Policy, politics; politeness, d-
Politicam^nte, ad. Politically, dvilly.
PoHUctotro, em. PolitlcaBter. [teous.
Pollttoo, ca, a. Political, politic; polite, eour-
Poimoo, 9m. Polltidan.
Polltiquefir, ttn. To affect the politician.
P61Iza, 9/. A chock; permit; meeting
J'dlUa de 9yuro^ Policy <tf insurance.
Poliz6n, ^m. Vagrant: scamp; parasite.
P6na, 9f. Pullet (Coll.) A comely lassi
Poll&da, 9f. Hatch, covev of chlokonik
Pollagaltina, «/ nen-chiekon.
PielUbtroLiia, «. A larg** pullet
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Pollibtro, PoUastrdn, am. (CoIL) A coBafiv
follow; a stout lad. [hatek
Pollazon, 9m. Hatching and rearing ibwb;
Pollera, 9f. A hen-coop; a go-cart; a a'
hooped petticoat
PoUena, v'- Poultry shop or maricet
PolI6ro, 9m, A fowl-yard; a poulterer.
Pollico, ica, iUo, ilia, ito, it«H IL A I
chicken.
Pollina, 9f. Young she-asa.
PoUinarm^nte, ad. (ColL) Y. A9nalm4nU,
Pollino, 9m, Ass or jument
Pollito, ta, a» Of tender age: in boya aai
girls.— «. Little pullets.
Pullo, 9m. Chicken; artfbl, dever man.
PoUu^-lo, la. t. A small chicken.
Pdio, 9m. Pole; support foundation.
Poltr6n, na, a. Idle, buy; oommodioiia.^
9m. (ColL) Poltroon. [lum.
Poltronerfa, ^. Idlenesa, kzlnesa, duolsli-
Poltronhursei «r. To become laay.
PoIud6n, ^. Pollution, stain.
PoKito, ta, a. Polluted, deilled, filthy.
PolvarMa, ^f. Uoud of dust; altercattoo,
dimnte.
Polvlflcar, ta. ((^11 ) To pulverize.
Polvillojto, 9m. Fine dust GenU de pd*
«i^. Day-laborers. [pinch of snnfll
P61vo, 9m, Dust; powder; small eooifit;
Pdlvora, ^. Ounpowder; artificial fire-
works; provocation; vivadty; dust
Polvoreami^nto. em. Pulverization.
Polvorcir, va. To powder.
Polvori^nto, ta. a.Duslhr. [der
Polvorin, •m. Powdor-dask; very fine pow
Polvorista, «m. Manufkcturer of gunpowder ;
maker of fireworks
Pdvoriaiblero. Pulverizable.
Polvorizad6n, «/! Pulverization.
Pol voriz^r, ro. To pulverize. V. Polo&rear,
Polvor^eo, sa, a Dus^, covered with dust
P6ma, t^. Apple. Y. ManMana. PerftuD»>
box : pernime-vase.
P<nniiaa, 9/. Pomatum, pomade.
Pom&r, 9m. Orchard.
Pomez, 4/r Pumice-stone.
Pomifero, ra. a. (Poet) Pomiferons.
P6mo, 9m, Fruit in general: smdling-bU
tie; nosecay. [deur; bubble
P6mpa, 9/. Pomp, pageantry ; parade, gran-
PompeiiiMi, Pomponetoe, «r. To appeal
with pomp and ostentation. [oentlr,
Pompoeam^nte, ad, Pomi)ou8lv, magniil*
Pomp6eo, sa, a. Pompous, splendid ; inlukted.
Ponclto, 9m. Punch.
Ponchcra, tf. Punchbowl [J/on^o.
Pdncho, cha, a. Soft mild« carolesa.— ««»., Y.
Ponch6n, na. a. Extremely careless or la^.
Pond. Ponddre, a. and «. Y. PmieU.
Pondl ^- uid «. Bitter orange or lemon.
Ponderable, a. Ponderable; measurabla
wonderftil, important [geratlos.
Ponderad6nl */. Weighing mentally ; ezafr
PonderAdo, oa, a, Preeumptuoua, arrogkBtl
exaggerated.
Ponderad6r, ra, a. Ponderer.
Ponder&l, a. Ponderal. [gerat*
Ponderar, ^ta. To weigh; ponder; exac
Pondenmvo, va, a. Exaggerating, hyper
holieaL
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^iidtfOi«m6Me. ad, AtUntiTdj, oireftilly.
Ponderofildid. ^. Ponderosity, weightiness.
V. PsModsa.
Ponder68o, aa, a. Ponderom^ weighty;
grave, circumspect [being placed.
Poned^ro, ra, a. Laying eggs; capable of
Poncdoro, fun. Hen's nest; nest-egg.
Poned6r, ra, «. Bettor ; outbidder.
Ponentino, na, a. Occidental, western.
Ponentisco, ca, a* Western, westerly.
Pon^r, Tct, To pnt, place, set, lay; arrange;
wa»Br; appoint; leave.— i»r. To apply
one^ self to ; object
Poniente, «m. The west (Nan.) West wind.
Ponlevi, 9m. Hish wooden heel
Pontiucgo, PonttOe, »tn. Bridgo-tolL
Ponte&r, ro. To erect brldgiA
Pontezu^o, la, «. Small bridge.
PontifloAdo, »m. Pontificate ; popedom.
PontifloAl, a. Pontifical, papal [tithes.
Pontifical, sm. A pontifical robe; parochial
Pontlflcalm6nte. ad, Pontifloally.
Pontlfic4r, vn. To govern as high pontifC
Pontiflco, «ffK Pope, pontiff; archbishop,
bishop.
Ptatiricio, cia. a. PonUflciat. [Mnd-scow.
Pont6n, «m. Ponton or pontoon. (Nau.)
Punzofta, iff. Poison, venom.
Ponzonosam^nte, ad. Poisononsly.
Ponzoa6so, sa, a. Poisonous, venomous;
prejudicial
PApa, */. (Nau.) Poop, stem. ITavio de
popa liana, A square-stemed reesel
Popamicnto. wtu Act of despising or oOoIing.
PoDur, ptK To depreciate, oontemn ; aOol^
flatter. [worsted stufll
PopeI4^Q^ Popnlina, «. Poplin, a silk and
Pop6ses, nn. pi. (Nau.) Stays ^ the mizen-
mast
Pop^te, tmi. Indian straw for making brooms.
Popul^ho, 9m. Popniaco, rabble.
Populadon, nf. Population. V. Poblacion.
Popalar, a. Popular; plebeian; vulgar.
PopuIaridH */. Popularity. [lar.
Populariz&rse, vr. To make one's self popu-
Popularmente, ad. Populariy.
Populazo, 9m. Populace, mob.
Populenn, sm. Wnite poplar ointment
PopuloBO. sa, a. Populous.
Poqued&d.A/ Paucity; cowardice; trifle^
Poquillo, lla. a. Small, little; trifling.
Poquillo, a<L Very little time. [small
PoquMmo, ma, a. Very littie, excessively
Poqutttoo, ica, illo, ilia, ito, ita, a. Almost
nothing. Tand mind.
PoquJto, ta, a. Very little; weak of body
Por, prep. For, by, about; tlirongh; as, by,
on account
Poroal, a. Applied to a kind of large plumt.
Porcel 9m. (Prov.) A young pig.
Poreeltoa, 9/. Porcelain ; enamel
PArche, *m. Covered walk.
Porcino, 9m. A roung pig ; bruise, swelling.
Porcine, na, a. HoggisK
P0rd6n, 4/C Part portion: lot; pittance.
Porcioncica, ilia, ita, «/ A small portion.
Porcion6ro, ra, a. Apportioning; partici-
pant [boarder.
Porcionts'ji, ». com. Shareholder: ooUege-
Poretp«lf «r*. (Ooll) BrisUa.
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Porcifincnia, ^ (Joe) A small allowanoa
P6rco, 9m. V. Puerco.
PorcAno, na, a. Hoflxish.
Pordioseir, vck. To b^.
Pordioseria, rf. Besgary, asking charity.
Pordlos^ro, i», 9. Beggar.
Porfia.^/T Afi obstinate dispute; conceitea
ness, iinportiuiltv, obstinacy. [cionsly
Porfladamente, ad. 01»^lnatcly, pertina*
PorfiAdo, da, a. Obstinate, onceited. [lot,
Porfladdr, ra, «. Contender, wranicler, braw-
Porfldr, TO. To contend; dispute; impoi^
tune; persist
P6rfido, Pdrflro, rnn. Porphyry.
Porflri6n, 9m. (Om.) V. Citiamon,
Ponrad6ro, sm. (Pror.) Sieve for corn.
Poriama, ^ (Qeoxn.) Poriam.
Pormenor^ Detail, minute aoooimt
P6ro, 9m. Poro ; interstioo.
Porosiddd, ^ Porosity.
Pordso, sa, a. Porous.
P6rque, oonj. Because ; why ? (reUUv«ly)k
Porqu6, cof^. Why f ibr what reason t (iiw
terrogativelyV
Porqa6, 9m. (Coll) Cause, reason, motive.
Porqucdlla, «/ A small sow.
Porqn6ra, t/. Lair of a wild boar.
Porqneria, 4/t Nastiness. filth ; rudeness;
trifle; nuisance, nngenteel act
Porqueriza, ff. Hog-sty.
Porquerizo, rorqu^ro, 9m. Swineherd.
Porquer6n. «m. Catchpoll, bumbailiflll
Porqudta, «^ V. Oaoararha.
Porquezacfa, f/. A small sow.
Porquezu(^lo, 9m^ A young pig.
P6rra, ^/T A olnb-lieaded stick; vanity,
boost (Coll) A heavy, ignorant person.
Porr^oeo, cea, a. Of a dork or leek greea
color. [(Coll ) Nonsense.
Poi-rida, ^. Blow with a dub-headed stick.
Porr^o, 9m. Blow, hurt
Porre&r, vn. (Coll) To persist importunely.
Porreria, tf. ((^11) Obstinacy, stupidity,
folly.
Porreta, */. The leaf of leeks, onions.
Porrilla, if. A small smith's hammer ; tu-
mor in horses. [dantiy.
Porrillo (A'), ad. (Coll.) Copionsly, abun-
Porrlna, {/! Field of green corn. V. PorreUk
Porrino, 9m. The tender pisnt of a leek.
Porrizo, 9m. Bed or plot of leeks.
P6rro, rra, a. (Coll) Dull stupid, ignorant
Porr6n, 9m. A water-pitcher; ajug.--pi
Casks or hoesheads.
Porrfido, 9m. (Prov.) Shepherd's crook.
P6rt«, 9/. Door, gateu V. Puerto. Porta
Porick, (Nau.) Oun-portai
Portabandera, 9f. Pocket in the girdle sup-
porting tlie colore
Portacirtas, sm. Mail-bag; postman.
Portacarahina, t/ B»g for the muzzle of a
horseman's carabine. {pi. Warpi
Port6da,#/Porul; flrontlspiece ; tiUe-pag*
Portadcra, »f. Pack -chests.
Portaddr, ra, «. Bearer, porter; tray.
Portaestandftrto, «m. (Mil.) Standard-bnarof
Portafti^il, em. (MU.) Slins of a muAkot
PorraguiOn, am. Standard-bearer of cavalry
PortAfe, 9m. V. Porkuffa,
PortiJ, «m. Porch, entry ; portico, plana
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Porteldzo, «m. A large door or porch.
PorUlejo, mn. Little porch or portlea
Porta16dfl, ^f. Embrasure, for cannon. Y.
OaHonrra.
Portalero, «m» An officer preTcnting smss-
glln^ at tho gates of a towiw QKron.
Portalico. Ulo, ito, mk A smalrveetibule or
Port&lo, Portal6n, 9m. (Nan.) Oangway.
Portamat)t6o, mn. Portmantean, cloak-bag.
Portandrio, ttm. (Anat) Pylorus.
Porttote, sm. Quick pace of a horse.
Portantillo, am. A gentle amble. [ant
Portanvece9, mn. (Pro v.) Coa4)ator, aaeist-
PorU(l6la, 4/: (Nan.) Port-hol& [ea
PortaTiu^la, ^ Lining of the ftUl of breech-
PortapAz, t. oom. The Image-plate.
PortAr. va, (GaL and AsL) To carry, bring.
er. To behaye, act. Iter to the saddle.
PortaronziU. *m. A strap ibstening the hal-
Portitil, a. PorUble. [blind maker.
Portaventan6ro, am. Carpenter; sash and
Portibgo, am. Toll, tumpike-dnty.
Portazgn^To, 9m. Toll-gatherer.
Portizo, am. A slap with a door; slapping
a door in one> face.
P6rtc, am. Porterage, postage; conduct;
mit, port ; nobility ; aiie or capacity.
(Nan.) Tonnage.
Porteir, va. To carry, heayei— «fk To shut
a door or window with Tioleneeu
Port^nto, 9tn, Wonder, portent.
Portentofloindnte, odL Prodigiously.
Portent6tM>, sa, a. Prodigloua, mar\'eIloa<t.
Porterdjo, am. A little porter. [lodge.
Porteria, ^. Tho principal door; a porter*s
Porterillo, am, A little porter.
Port^ro, ra, a. Porter, gate or door keeper.
Portezndla, ^ (Dim.) A little door; pock*
et-flap.
Pdrdco, 9m. Ptirtico, piazza ; porch.
Portillo, 9m. Aperture in a wall ;
breach.
Port<Sn, »m. Tlie inner door of a house.
Portu«ru6a, am. The Portuguese langnaga.
Portugute, ea, n. Portuguese.
Porvenir, 9m. Future, Urae to oome.
Por\i(1a, ^ An oath much in use in Spain.
Pos (En), ad. After, behind ; in pursuit of
P66a,«/ Passing beJ; stops in a ftineral;
breech , buttocks.
Poiuida, «/r Inn, tavern, home. Potada
eon a9mencia^ Board and lodging.
Poaaddra. ^. Hostesa, Undlady. [ra&
Posad^ras, fffpL Buttocks, v. A99ntad&-
Posadeiia, ^ Inn, lodging-house.
Posad^ro, am. Innkeeper ; breech, seat
Posado, da, a. Lodged, lined, reclined.
I'oaAnte, pifi. Reposing.
PoB^, vn. To lodge, board ; repose ; j erch ;
—ra. To lay down a burden.
P^sca. ^/. Mixture of rin^ar and ynlbtr
Pisd&ta, ^ PostKript
Poseedor, ra. at Poescosor, owner.
Poseur, va. To hold, posi^ess, own.
Postfhlo. da, a Possessed ; desperate.
Poaeilo, 9m. fPmv.) Private arable land,
as distinguished from commona
P^ecalAn, 9/. Poeseaalon, dominion.-^
Lands, real estates. [session.
**oaeaion&l, a. Inolading or relating to pos-
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Posesion6ro, am* Oattle-keepei who liae*»
quired paston^ra^
Posesivo, va, a. (Gram.) PoaecsslTei
Pos^, as, a. Posaeesed.
Po8e86r, ra, 9m. and/ V. Po9e9dcr. [nee
Posesoriam^nte, ad. In a posaessoiy man-
Poees<brio, rla, a. Posseesory.
Poseydnte, pa. Poesessing, poaseaslrew
Poslfecha, 11^ Postdate.
Posfech&r, va. To postdate.
PosibllidAd, if. Pofleibility. capability; fea«
Bibllity; likelihood; wealth. [bicb
PosibiUt4r, va. To (acHitate ; render posal-
Poaible, a. Poeaible. Fo9ib'l69, Wealth, in*
come.
Posiblemtote, ad. Possibly.
Posict6n, ^. Position; posture, situation.
PositlTamdnte, od Positively, certainly, by
allmeanflk
Positivo, va, a. PoeltiTe, aore, certain.
P6alto, am. A poblic graiiary.
PoBit6ra, e^ Posture, atate, disposition. T
Poatwra. (Astr.) Gonfiguration.
P^sma, ^ (CoIL) Sloth, dnlnean
Pdsmo, ma, a. Drone, dull, sluggish.
P680, 9m. Sediment dregs; rest repose.
Poe6n, amw Seat made of baan Y.Poaadero,
PospArto, 9m, V. Pottparta, [tantly.
Posp6lo (A'X <u^ Akainst the grain ; reluc-
Pospl^ma, V- I'he thigh of an animal
Pospon6r, va. To place one thing after
another; postpone, [slug; night-sentry.
P6eta, ^. Poet-horses; poet-stage; post;
Postiur. va. To bet wager, stake.
PostdilnviAno, na, a. Postdiluvian.
Pdste, mn. Post plUar.
Posted, vn. To travel poat
Poetel6ro,atiii(Nau.)Skida. Po9M9ro9d4
la9 amuras. Chess-trees. [son.
Post6ma, 9m. An abscess, tamor; doll per-
Postelm^ro, 9itu Large Uncet
Postergaddn, sf. Act of leaving b^ind.
Postemr. va. To leave behind.
Poeteriddd. ^f. Posterity.
PosteriAr, a. Posterior.
Posterlorld4d, a/ Poateriority.
Posteriorm6nte, ad. Lastly.
PostAta, 9f. (Print) Number of printed
sheets stitched together. [la,
Postigo, 9m. Wicket; poetem. Y. PoriiU
PostUa, if. Postil, marginal note. [notes.
PustllacI6n, ^. Act of makinff maigina.
Postihul6r, •m, Annotator, poatiUer.
Postil&r, va. To postll, illustrate with notea.
Poatilla, ^ Scab on wounds.
Postman, 9m, PostiHon ; hack,
Postillteo, aa, a. Scabby, puatnloua.
Poftiza, 9f. (Nan.) Dead work on galleys
for the oar. Y. OiatoAtMta.
Postizo, IS, a. Artificial ; flUse.
Postfzo, 9m. A toupee or toupet
PostliminloL 9m. Poetlhoiny.
Postmeridlano. na, o. Postmeridian.
Poster, am. Bidder; bettor.
Postraei6n. qf. Proatration, kneeling; ^
jection, depression.
Postrido, da, a. Proatrate, prostrated.
Po8trad6r, ra, a. One who prostrates him*
aelf : a kneoling-atooL
Poatrar, va. To proatrate, hnmble; deUU
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tatoi ezhaost— cr. To prostrate one's
seU^ to be Terr week.
PtSstre^o; Lastmordec A* la po€tr&, ki
the long ran, at last
P68tre,«m. Dessert
Postr^mo, zna, a. V. Pottrero and WlUmo.
Po8tr6r, a, V. Po^ero.
Postrdro, ra, a. Last in order, hindermost
PoBtr^ro, tm. V. TVatero.
Poatrfmeramtete, odL Finallr, at last
Poatrimeiia,4/:Deatb. Y.Ifovitimo. The
last years of llAu [ro.
Po8trim6ro, ra, a. V. Poetrero and TVosa-
PostuIaot6n, ^ Postalation.
Postnl&do, sm. Postalate, position.
PoetoladM*, mn. Solicitor for a canonization.
Postali^, va. To elect a prelate laboring
under a canonical impediment
P6«tamo, nMk (k Posthamoos.
Post6ra, »/, Posture, sitoation ; assize ; bid ;
bet— ^ Yonng plants transplanted.
Pottle, a. PoUble.
Potaddr, 9m. Weight-master.
Pot^je, mn. Pottage; vegetables dressed.
Potfjjena, t^f. Heap of dry pulse ; store for
▼egetablea. [of vegetables.
Potajiir, 9tn. Officer of the palace in care
Potala, v. Stone for mooring boats.
Potic, OOL To equalize and mark weights
and measures.
Pot^ ^ Potash.
Potilsio, sm. (Min.) Potassium.
Pdte, tffik Pot Jsr; standard measure or
welfdit A' pot€j Abundantly.
PotecUks ito, M7K A little pot or Jar.
Pot^nda, ^. Power ; anUiority ; abilltv ;
possibility ; kingdom, state. [mode.
PofeeaciiL a. Potential (Gram.) Potential
Poteneialidid, ^ PotenUality.
Poteneialmtote, ad. Potentially.
Potentiido, tm. Potentate, monarch.
Pot^nte, a. Potent powerful, mi^ty.
Potenteni6nte, ad. Powerfully.
Potentisimo, ma, a, 9up. Most powerfhL
Pot^rna, »/. Postern, sally-port
Pot^ro, «/». V. Potador.
Potestid, »f. Power, dominion, Jurisdiction.
<— ^ Angelio powers. [ticular.
PoUamo, ma, a. Most special, peculiar, par-
Potista, •. com, (Low) Tippler.
P6tn, i^. Rupture, scrotal hernia. [ture.
PotrAda, «/. Troop of young marcs at pas-
Potr&nca, ^. Filly, young mare.
PotieAr, w, (OolL) "^
mares; vex.
Potr^ a. A hempen head-stalL
Potrdro, »m. Surgeon who cures raptures ;
bwae-herd ; pasture ground ; cattle fiurm.
Potrico, iUo, sm. A small colt
To rapture ; herd
PotriL sfM. and a. Pasture for yonng horses.
Potiiila, ^ Nickname given to old persons
alfeotlDg rakish youth.
Pdtro, ra, a. Foal; rack ; chambers.
Potroso, sa, t. Afflicted with a rupture.
(Ck»lL) Fortunate, lucky.
P6ya, i(f. Duty for baking in a public oven.
Poy&I, tn. Il striped stuff lor covering
benches.
Poy4UL ^ Sheli; cu; board.
PoyatiUa, ^ A litUe shelf
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Poydto^ Mw pL Terraces, supported by
mud walls.
P6yo, sm. Stone bench ; Judge's fees.
P6za. 4/: Puddle, pond, pit
PozM, mk Bucket; coping of a well.
Poztoco, 9m. Pond of stagnant water.
Pozero, 9m. Well-digger.
P6zo, «m. Well ; any thiog deep and fbIL
Pozu^Ia, f/T A small puddle or pond.
Poxu6Io, 9m. A small well or pit
Pr^ctica, i/: Practice, manner, method;
practice of a profiassion.
Practic4ble, a, PracUcable.
Practicad6r, ra, a. PracUser, practitioner.
Pricticam6nte, ad. PracUcalfy.
PractidLote, sm. Practising sui^ry and
medicine under a master, [a prolession.
Practldir, to. To practise, perform; lear«
PricUco, ca, a. Practical ; skiinil, experi-
enced.
Priictico, «m^ Practiser, practitioner.
Practiodn, na, 9. One of great practical
knowledge. [pastures^
Prad4l, rnn. Abounding In meadows and
Pradedllo. sm, A small meadow.
Prad6fio, Sa, a. (Prov.) Eclating to mea-
dows or fields.
Prad6ra, Praderia, ^ Abounding in mea*
dows ; mead, meadow.
Prader6so, sa, a. Belating to meadows.
Pradico, illo, »m. A smatTmeAdow.
PHUlo, am. The Prado ; lawn, field, meadow.
PragmAtica, t>/. Boyal ordinance ; rescript
of a sovereign.
Prima, qf. Pram, a kind of lighter.
Pr&sis, 9m. Prase, a green precious stone.
PrAta, tf. V. Plata.
PriUca, Y- V. Prdctica.
Praved&d, ^. Perversity, depravity.
PrAvo, va, a. Depraved, perverse.
Prixifl, «/ Practice. V. PrdcUoa.
Pre, 9m. Daily pay to soldiers.
Pre, A proposition used in the composition
of nouns and verbs, either to augment
the signiflcatiou, or to mark priority of
time and rank. pocution.
Pre^bulo, sm. Preamble, prefiice ; circum-
Preb^da, i/C Prebend, canonry; idnecure.
Prebendiklo, sm.. Prebendary.
Prebendib', va. To confer an ecclesiastical
benefice or probend.
Prebest&d, PrebestAdgo, 9. Provostship.
Prebost&l, a. ProvostaJ,
Preb68te, stn. Provost
Precariam6nte, ad. (Law) Precariously.
PrecArio, ria, a. Precarious, uncertain.
Precancidn, ^. Precaution, vigilance.
Precaucionirse, vr. To be cautious.
Precautel&r, va. To caution, forewara.
PEpcav6r, va. To prevent obviate. — vr. To
be on one's guard.
Preoed^ncia, ^ Precedence preforenoe.
"Pretxd&nte^ pa. Precedent
PrecedAr, va. To precede ; exceu
Preoeptista, 9/. and a. A preceptor, ment<«
Preceptivamentc, ad. Preceptlvely.
Preoeptlvo, va, a. Preceptive, dlrectonr.
Prec^pto, sm. Precept, order, mandat*
rule.
Preceptor, 9m. Master, teacher, preceptor
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Precept6ra, «< ScboolmlstrMBi
Prdcea, 6/^ 2)4 Prayers; public devotion.
Pr«oe6l6D, «/. y. Hdicetusta, (Ast) Pre-
OMslon.
Preci4do, da, a. Talaed, appralBed ; vala-
abla, precloos ; proud, preauroptaons.
Predaddr, ra, «. Appraiser. [boast, bru:
Predar, va. To value, appnuae. — vr. To
Precintaa, it/, Straps of wood or Iron to
aectire the comers of boxes. (Nao.) Par-
oellinz.
Preclnt^, «a. To strap tho comers of boxes.
(Nan.) To parcel the seams.
Predo, am. Price, cost; reward; estimation.
Predo8am6nte, ad, Predonsly.
PreciofidM, sf. Worth, precioosness.
Pred6sa, ^f. Allowance to prebendaries.
Pred69o, sa, a. Valoable, excellent ; pleas-
ant, gay.
Preclpicio, sot. Precipice, fell; destractlon.
Predpltaddn, tf, Predpitation, precipit-
ancj.
Predpltadam6nte, ad. Predpltately.
Predpitad^ro, «ot. V. Preoipida,
Predpit4do, da, a PreciplUte, hasty.
PrecipltAdo, sm. (Ghem.) Precipitate.
Precipitimte, 6m, (Gbem.) PrecipiUter.
Predpitar, to. To predpItAte; expose to
ruin.— »/•. To act precipitately.
Predpite, a. In danger of falling. [metiU,
Predpltosamdnte, ad. V. Pr^cipltada-
Predpit6so. sa, a. Steep, slippery; rash.
Preclpaamcnte, €id. Prlndpally.
Predpao, pna, a, Ghlei; principal
Precisddo, da, a. Necessitated, obliged.
Preci8am6nte, ad* Precisely, e.vactly; in-
evitably.
PrecisAr, va. To compel, obllf^e.
Precisidn^ f^f. Necessity ; compulsion ; pre-
cisencss ; precision.
Preclsivo, va, a. Precteivo.
Precise, sa. a. Necessary, ncodfiil ; precise,
pnnctnal; clear.
PreeitAdo, da, a. Foredted.
Predto, ta, a. Damned.
Predaramente, ad. Illustriously.
Precl&ro, ra, a. IlluAtrlous, famous, eminent
Preoodd&d. tf. Precodty, forwardness.
Precogniclon, ^f. Precognition.
Preconlzad6D, ^ Preconizatlon.
Precontzad6r. mn. One who proclaims the
elected prelates in the Boman consistory.
Preconiz&r, va. To prooonize, proclaim.
Preconoced6r, ra, «. Foreteller.
Preconoc^r. va. To foreknow, foretell.
PrecAz, a. Precodons, forward.
Precursdr, ra, a. Preceding.— «i Precursor.
Predeces6r, ra. «. Predecessor, antecessor.
Prededr, va. To foretell, predict
Predeflnlcl6n, nf. Predeterminatlox.
Predeflnir, va. To predetermine.
Preflestinad6n, nf. Predestination. [ated-
PredesUnAdo, stn. Predestinate, predostlu-
Predestin&nte, pa. Predestinating.
PredestlnAr, va. To predestine, predestinate.
Predeterminaddo, ff. Predetennlnatlon,
foreordinalton. [pate.
Prodetermln4r, vtuTo predetermine, antid-
Prodi&l, a. Predial.
Pr^dlca, tif. Sermon by a sectarian preacher.
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Predic&ble, a. Commendable, pralsewortlij
Predicible, «7». Predicable, a logical term.
Predicad6n, ^ Preaching, sermon.
Predlcad6ra, ^ Pulpit
Predio^o, tm. (Log.) Predieatei
Predicad6r, ra, «. Preacher, orator.
PredicamenUU, a. PredicamentaL
Predicam^nto, 9m. Predicament.
PrediciUite, em. Sectarian preacher.
Predict, va. To render clear and evident {
publish ; preach.— vr. To predicatei
Predicat6rio, un, Y. PiUpUo,
Prediod6n, iif. Prediction.
Predlcho, cha, pp. irr, otPred^r.
Prodilood6n, {^Predilection.
Predilucto, ta, a. Darling, fkvorite.
Pr6dio. sm. Landed property, fkrm.
Predi61o, Mi. A small farm.
Predispon6r, va. To predispose.
Predispodddn, »/. Pre<lisp<^tion. [posei
Prodispu6sto, ta, a. Predisponent predi»
Predominacidn, ^f. Y. Predominio.
Predomln&nte, pa. Predominant
Predomin4r, va^ To predominate, overrun
control; overlook.
Predominio, «m. Predominance, superiority
Preelegido, da, a, Foreohoaen.
Preemindncla, ^ Pre-eminenceb
PreeminSnte, a. Pre-eminent, superior.
Preestablec6r, va. To pre-establish.
Preexc61so^ sa,a. Illustrious, grsat, emlMiit
Preexl8t6nda, tf. Pre-existenc&
Preexi8t6nte, pa, Pre-exlstent
Preexistir, vn. To pre-exist
Preftcio, WK The nrefkee of the mass.
VteUusAbn, 9f, Prelkce, introduction.
PrefkcionciUa^ A short preface.
Prei^to, sm. Prefect; president, ohainnaa
principal of a college.
Prefectura, ^f. Prefecture.
Prefer^ncia, ^ Preference, pre-eminence.
Prefertote, pa. and <l Pre-eminent; pre
ferring.
Preferible, a. Preferable.
Preferiblemente, ad^ Preferably.
Preferir, co. To prefer.— w. To proffer, offer
Prefigurad6n, ^f. Preflgnration.
Prefigurir. va. To preBgurate; model •
statue, sketch a painting.
PrefljAr, va. To prefix, determine.
Preffjo, Ja, pp. irr. of PreJ^ar. Prefixed.
Pref go, mt, (Gmm.) Prefix. [term.
Preflnicidn, tif. Act of preflning or fixing •
Prefinir. va. To prefine, determine.
Prefiilgente, a. Besplendent, Indd.
Pregarla, ^ V. Plegaria, [cries
Pr^n, SOT. Pnblioation by the common
Pr^ndr, va. To prodaim ; huckster ; ren
der public [tax,
Pr^oneria, itf. Office of common crier; •
Preffon^ro, «t». Town crier; anctionoer.
who divulges a secret
Pregondro, ra, a. Publishing, proclaimin:;
Pregfinta, «< Question, qnery.
Preguntador, ra, «. Questioner, interrogator
Preguntinte, pa. Inquiring.
PreguntAr, va. To question, inquire.
PresuntdUf na, «. An inquisitive person.
Preins^rto, ta, a. That which Is previovsif
inserted.
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Pn^ndlcUQ, €k. (Law) S«qalrlng a praTloos
jQillclal decisiun before the final sentence.
Prelacia, ^. Prolaey.
PrelAci6n, ^. Preference.
Prol^a, 9/. The abbess of a eonrent
PreliUlo, tm. Prelate ; superior of a conTent
Preiat6ra, ^. l^elacy, prelatore.
Prelimin&r, a. Preliminary, proemial
Prelinitn&r, am. Preliminary; preflitory.
Prelndr, wk To snarkle, shine fbrth.
Prel6dio, mtK Prelnde; flourish.
Prelu8i6n, 4^ Prelnde, Vr«&oe.
Prematoram^nte, ad. Prematurely.
Premat6ro, ra, a. Premature, preoodoua
Premeditaoi6n. tfi Premeditation.
Premeditido, da, a. Premeditated, precon-
celTed.
PremeditAr, va. To meditate careftilly.
Premlad6r, ra, «, Bewarder.
Premie, va. To reward, remunerate.
Premicia, V. Primida,
Pr^mio, inn, Beward ; premium. Interest
Premloeam^te, ad. Tightly, by force.
Premldso, sa, ti. Tight, pindiing; trouble-
some, [position; indication.
Premtoa, »f. Premise; an antecedent pro-
Prem^ sa, a. Premised ; precedent, former.
Premocidn, ^. Previous motion.
Premonstratdnse, Premostrattoso, a. Pre-
monstratensian.
PremoHr, «n. (Law) To die before another.
PremAra, tf. Narrowness, pressure, hurry.
Prtoda, 4/: Pledge; an article pawned; a
present: an object dearly prized.— p^.
Accomplisbmenti; Jewels.
PrendUo, pp. Accomplished.
Prondad^r. am. Pledger, pawner; refined.
Prendamiento, am. Act of pledging or
pawning.
Prendir, va. To take or lend on pledges ;
pleasek— «r. To fancy any thing.
Prended6ro, am. Hook ; fillet over the hair.
Prended6r, am. Catcher; breast-pin.
Prend^r, tM, To seize, catch; imprison;
adorn, set ofll— «». To take root
Prenderia, ^ A pawnbroker's shop; flrip-
Prend6ro, ra, «. Broker; fripper; pawn-
broker, [for bone-lace.
prendido, am. Dress of women; pattern
Prendiml6nto,am. Selxure, capture.
Prenoddn, tf. Prenotion or fint knowledge.
Pren6mbre, tm. Prenomen.
Prenot&r, «a. To note by anticipation.
Prdnsa, fif. Press; printing-press.
prens&do, am. Lustre on BtafL
prensad6r, ra, a. Presser.
Prtnsad&ra, »f. Picasme.
Prensir, va. To press. Y. Aprenmr,
Pronsista, tm. Pressman.
PrennneiAr, va. To foretell, prognosticate.
PrenAndo, am. Prediction, pn^ostication.
PrenAdo, da, a. Full, pregnant— am. Preg-
nancy [oDMurity; conception.
Pren^ iff. Pregnancy, gestation ; confnaion,
Preoenpad6n. t{f. Preoccupation; prepos-
session; prqjudlee.
Preocupadam^nte, ad. Prejudlcedlr.
PreocupAr, va. To preooeupy ; prejudice.
Preordinad6n, ^. Preordination.
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Preordlnadam6nte, a<£. In a manner pr»
ordained.
PreordinAr, va. (piv.) To preordain.
Preparacido, t{f. Freparatlon. [oration
Preparamdnto, Preparamicoto. 9m. Prep
Preparer, va. To prepare.— w. To bo pn
pared.
Preparativo, va, a. Preparative.
Preparativo, mn. Thine prepared.
Preparatoriam^nte, ad. Preparatorily.
Preparat6rio, ria, a. Preparatory, previous
introductory. [balat^dug.
Preponder&neia, ^ Preponderance, ovor^
Preponder&nte, a. Preponderant
Preponder&r, vn To preponderate, over-
balance; prevaU.
Prepon^, va. To propose, prefer.
Preposiddn, ^ (Gram.) Preposition.
Prepdslto, am. President, chairman ; pro-
vost
Preposit6ra, «f' Dignity of a provost
Preposteracion, ^ Inversion of the regular
order of thlngSL
Prep6steram^te, ad. Preposterously.
Preposter^ff, va. To render preposterous,
tranraose.
Prep6«tero, ra, a. Preposterous, absurd.
Prepot6ncla, ^. Preponderance, superiority.
Prepot^nte, a. Very powerftiL
Prep6do, sm. Prepuce, foreskin.
Prepu6sto, ta, pp. Preferred.
Preix)gativa, 9j, Prerogative, privilege.
Pr^ «/ Capture ; prize, spoils ; dike, dam ;
drain, trench; bit of eatable.—^ Tusks,
fang^ claws.
PresAdSy ff. A pie green color.
Presaglar, va. To presage, foretell
Presto, mn. Preasge, omen.
Presagi6eo, sa, Presago, ga, a. Ominous, pre-
saging, guessing;
Presbitera, «/ Wife of a presbyter.
Presblter&do, Presblterdto, enu Priesthood.
Presbiterill, a. 8acerdotaL
Preebiterianismo, am. Presbyteriaolsm.
Presblteri&no, na, a. and a. Presbyterian.
PresbitcrUto, tm. Dignity of a presbyter ot
elder Presbyterian.
PresbltMo, am. Presbyterium, chancel.
Presbitero, $m. Presbjrter, priest
Prdsblto, mu Presbyta, who sees only dls
tant objects.
Presd^nda, f/T Presdenoe. foreknowledge.
Presdndlble, a. Capable of being prescind*
ed, abstracted.
Presclndir, va. To prescind ; abstract
Presdto, ta, a. V. PrecUo.
Presorlbir, va. To prescribe, determlno —
vn. To form a custom which has the force
of law. [title aooulred by poesession.
Prescripd6n,^ Prescription; introduction;
Prescriptible, a. Preecriptible.
Prescript©, ta, /}p. irr. Prescribed, prescript
Pres^ »/. Jewel, ornament of value, [ory,
Pres6ncia, ^f. Presence; figure, mien ; mom*
Presendil, a. PresentiaL
Presenolalmtot^a^f. Presentially.
Prosendir, tm. To bo present, witneKS.
Prosentiid6n, »/. Presentation, exhibition;
a church ceremony. fpresentea
Present&do, mn. and a. Teacher of divinity;
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Pra8ented6r, ^^ •. Presenter; one who offers
« benefice.
PrMenUUIa, »f. 01ft offered to the adntai
Present^te, pa. and «. Presenter, present-
ing, [oflter, give; present one's selt
Prcsontir, co. To present, exhibit to view ;
Pres^nto, «m. Gift, keep6Ake.--a. Present
(Oram.) Present tense. Present moment
Pri<sentcm^nte, ad. Presently, now.
Prcaentdro, am. Presenter.
Presentillo, 9m. A small gift [Ing.
Presentlmientn. «m. Presentiment, mi%iv-
Presentir, vet. To forebode, fbresce.
Pres^ra, ^. (Bot) Goose-grass. V. Amor
de horUlano.
Pres^ro, sm. Dam or dike keeper.
Prcscrvaci6n, »/. Preserration.
Presenraddr. ra, a Preserver.
PreservAr, va. To preserve, save.
Pr^ervatlvam^nte, ad. Preservatively.
Preservativo, »m. Preservative, preventive.
Preservativo, va, a. Preservative.
PreeidArio, wn. V. Prendiario.
Prc6ld6ncia, »f. Presidentship, presidency;
snperintendence.
Prcsld6nta, ^ President's wife; moderatrix.
Presiddnte, «m. President; chairman ; speak-
er; Judge.
Presldifir. ea. To garrison a placft.
PresldiArlo, am. A criminal condemned to
hard labor In a garrison.
Presidio, am. Garrison; fortress; peniten-
tiary; aid, help.
Presldlr, tw. To preside.
PresHIa, ^f. A strlns with which a thlog Is
tied or fastened ; loop ; sort of linen.
Presidn, ^ Pressure.
Pr^so, sn, a. Prisoner. (Coll.) V. P«fo.
Prcso, sa, pp. irr. of Prender. Taken.
Prest am. V. Pre, [Men (a.
Pr6sta, a/. (Bot Prov.) V. Yerhalntma or
Prestacl6n, ^. (Law; Act of lending or
granting. [rowed.
Prestadizo, ta, a. That may be lent or bor-
PrestAdo, da, a. Lent Tbmar preatadOf
To borrow. Dar prestado^ To lend-
Pre5tad6r, ra, a. Money-lender.
Prestam6nt«, ad. gpeedlhr, promptly.
Prestam^ra, a/. An ecclealastlca] sinecure.
Prestameria, af. Dignity of an ecclesiastical
sinecure. [rcu
Prostara6ro, am. Tncnmhent of a preatam^
Preetamhta, am. V. Presiamero.—a. Bot-
rower; lender.
Pr^stamo, «m. Loan. 'V . EmpritAltc, (Con-
cession for a certain time.
Prestilnda, af. Excellence. V. Eoboeleneta.
PrestAnte, a. V. SoBcelfTtte.
PrestAr, ta. To lend. Tomar preatadc^ To
borrow. To credit; aid; give, communi-
cate; expand.
Prtote, am. Priest who celebrates high mass.
Pristor, «m. Hurricane; prester, meteor.
Prest^za, af. Quickness, promptitude, speed.
Prest1giad6r, am. Cheat, impostor.
Prostiglo, am, Prcstigation, unposturo; pre-
judice, prepossession.
Prest1gl6co, sa, a. Deceltfhl. prestigious.
Prestlm6uio, am, Prestimony.
Presttfiosi, am. pi. Frlttcn baked In a pan.
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Presto, ta, a. Qnkk, pnympt, Teady.
Presto, ad. Soon, speedily.
Prosumible, a. Presumable.
Presumldico, ica, illo, Ula, ito, ita, a. CwA
dent a little presumptuous. [Insolent
Presumido, da, a. Preeamptnona, arrogant
Presumir, %a. To presunM, Boppose, sotpoot
coi\jecture. — vn. To boast
Presunddn, af. Presumption, conjecture;
vanihr; suspicion.
Preefinta, {< V. Preatmeion.
Presuntamdnte, ad. Presumptively.
Presuntivamtote, ad. Coqjecturairy.
Preenntivo, va, a. Presumptive; sapposed.
Pres6nto, ta, pp. irr. of Preaumir, Pre-
sumed, [arrogantly.
Presnntuosam^nte, ad. Presnmptooualy,
Presuntu^ao, sa, a. Preenmptnoua, vaiB,
arrogant
PresnpouAr, ml To presuppose.
Presuposlcion, af. Presupposition, pretext
PresupQ^sto, am. Motive, pretext; estlmale.
Y.Stapueato.
Presnputeto, ta, pp. irr. of Prsauponsr,
Pres6ra, af. Pressure, oppression; hwiy,
haste.
Presuroeamtete, ad. Hastily, promptly.
Presuroso, sa, a. Has^, prompt qutok.
PretAl, am. Poltrel, breast-leather of a bene.
Pretender, va. To pretend, claim, solicit; try.
Pretendi^nte, ta, a. Pretender, eandidate,
ofBoe-hnnter. [claim.
Pretension, ^ Pretension, solicitation;
Pretense, sa, pp. irr. of Pr^Under,
Pretinso, am. V. Pretention.
Pretens6r, am. Pretender, claimant
Pret^ra, «C Backgammon.
Pretericion, a/. Preterition, the aetof going
pa5t: tlie state of being past
Preterlr, va. (Law) To omit lawftil children
inalastwUL
Pret^to, ta, a. Preterit past
Pretermlsldn, ^ Preterition, pretermission.
Pretermltlr, va. To omit V^ hy.
Preternatural, a. Preternatural
PretematuralixAr, va. To pervert
PretematuralmAnte, ad^ PretematniaDy.
PretAsta, 4^ Pretexta, Boman gown.
Pretestir, Pretestnir, txt To use a protexti
Mga an excnse.-
Pretexto, am. Pretext, pretence, mask.
Pretll, WK Battlement, breast-work.
Pretina, af. Girdle, waistband; belt
PretlnAzo, am. Blow with a girdle.
Pretin^ro, am. Belt or girdle maker and
seller.
Pretinilla, itf. A small belt [flsb.
Pret6r, am, Pretor: black spot oe tnnny*
Pretoria, a/. Pretorshlp^
PrctorlAl, ProtorlAno, na, a. Pretorian.
Pretorionse, a. Belonging to tiie preloi^
palace. [hall
PretOrio, am. Pretor's residence «nd justiee>
PretOrlo, rla, a. V. PretcriaL
PretAra, ^f. Pretorship. [take roel
Prevaleote, vtt. To prevail prodouinete
Prevalecl6nte, pa. and a. Prevalent; pre
vailing.
PrevaUnte, a. Prevalent
PrevalOrso, vr. To preralL
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PreTarlcaddii, ^ Preractoation.
Prevarlcad6r, ra, s. Pr«yaiicatoT; tarn-coat
PrevarlcAr, va. To preyaricate, quibble.—
9n. To fiiil In word, duty, or iadiKinent
Pravaricito, sm. (Law) Preyarlcaoon.
Prevencldn, ^if. Dtspoeiaon, preparation;
foresight; preyentton; police guard.
Preyenidamcnte, ad. Preyioualy.
Preyenido, da, a. and pp. Prepared, abund-
ant; provident, cautlouflw
Preyenlente, pa. Predisposing, prevenlent
Provenir, va. To prepare; foresee; antici-
pate; adylBo. caution; preoccupy; super-
▼ene.— on. To be pronored, Ac,
Preventiyamente, acL Preventively.
Preventiyo^ va, a. Preyentlvo.
Prey^r, va. To finveee, foreknow.
Prdvlo, Tia, a. Previoua, prior.
Prevlsldn, ^. Pwresight, prescience.
?Teyia6r, ra, a. One who foresees.
Previsto, ta, pp. irr. of Frever.
Prei, mK Honor sained by a meritorious act
Prii^lsmo. am. (Med.) Prl^ism, a diseases
l*riMa, »f. Uaste, speed ; hurry, tumult, oon-
fbsion.
Prietaminte, ad, V. ApretadatnenU.
Pri6to, ta, a. Black; narrow-minded, mi»>
erabie; penurious^
Prima, v. Morning; prime; treble of
strioged instmments; premium of insur-
anoe; female oousLn. [mastership.
Prlmaeia, ^f. Priority, precedence; primacy,
Primaeial, a. Belatuig to primacy.
PrimMo, tnu Primeness; primate. Y.
Primadia. V, Prinuutgo.
Prlmiido, da, a. Primary. IglMia primada,,
Primaeial church.
Prim41, la, a. Yearling of ewes or goata.
Primiil, «m. Lace, a malted cord of silk.
Primariamtote, a<k Principally, primarily.
Primarlo, ria, a. Principal, primary.
Prlmario, Mn. Professor who lectures at
Prime. [silk. (Bot ) Primrose.
Primay^ra, ^f, Tii« sprlniplBeason ; flowered
Primiz, aakHPHmate.
Primiizgo, «m. Cousinship.
Primewse, or. To treat as ooosina.
Primer, a. First Y. Primero.
Primto^ ^ Game at cards; fhiit season.
Primeram^nte, ad. First, mainly, firstly.
Primeriso, za, a. First; firstling, first brought
forth. [first child.
Primeriza, ^. Woman who has borne her
Primero, ra, a. First; chie^ principal; su-
perior; prior, former.
Pnm6ro, ad. First, rather, sooner.
Primdvo, ya, a. Primeval, original \\lae.
PrimioMo, rla, a. Principal; first in one's
Primic^rio, Primicldrio, am. Precentor,
chanter. [embroidering.
Primioh6n, am. Skein of fine, soft ailk, for
Primida, ^, First-iVuits ; offering of the
lame
PriraidiU. a PrimitlaL
Prtmiginlo, nia, a. Primogenlal.
Prln^ano, na. Y. Primigenio.
Primilta. ^. (ColL) Pardon of the first fiiult
oommltted.
Primisimo, ma, a. sup. Uncommonly neat
rriroitlramcnte, ad. Originally.
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Primltiyo, va, a. Prlmitiye, original.
Prime, ma, a. First; great, excellent; skil
fill, dextevpns.
Primo, am. Cousin. [bom
Prlmog<^nlto, ta, a. and a. PiimogenlaC firsiW
Primogenltura, fff. Primogeniture, seniority.
PrimoprimuSi mi. The first Impulse or emo-
tion, [neatnesa. Y. Primacia,
Prim6r, am. Beauqr; accuracy, excellence;
Primordial, a. Primordial, original
Primoredr, on. To perform with elegance.
Primorosam^nte, ad. Finely, nicely, ncatlr.
Primordso, aa, a. Elegant, excellent, cun*
ous; graceful, dexteroua.
Primula, 9f. (Bot) Prinurose, cowslip.
Princess, f\f. Princesa [or superiority.
Principdda, tf. Unrightftil act of authority
PrlncipMo, tm. Princedom; principality;
P 'rinclpal, capital; fimdfl^
us, reno^vned.
P a^arrison, the main-guard.
Pi Principality; nobility.
P ad. Principally, mainly,
[chle£
P ine, sovereign; a prince,
P light camlet
P 9. Beginner.
P Beginner, a learner.
P 0 commence, begin.
P metal saucepan.
P slpito, am. A petty prince.
P beginning; principle, ele
; origin.
Pi L petty prince.
Pi ited bread steeped in gravy
Pi.^^..., v»« «v baste meat; wound; ifl-
treat; interfere; stain the reputation;
draw nnlawfiil advantage.
Pringdn, no, a. Nasty, greasy. \grttmt,
Prlng6n, 9m. Bozreasing one's self; stain of
Pring6so, sa, a. Greasy, fat [oilinees.
Pringue, a. com. Grease, lard; greaslnesa,
Pringuera, af. Dripping-pan. [preceding.
P>ri6r, am. Prior; rector, curate.— a. Prior,
Pri6ra, ^ Prioress.
Prior&l, a. Belonging to a prior or prioress.
Priorato, am, Priorahip ; district of a prior's
Jurisdiction.
Prior^zgo, am. Prionhlp. Y. Priorato,
Prioridid, ff. Priority.
Pri6ste, am. Steward of a confratercJty,
Prisa, af. Celerity, promptness.
Priscllianismo,«m. The heresy of Priscflllan.
Prisco, am^ A kind of peach.
Prblon, ^f. Seizure, capture; prison. Jail;
commitment— 1)2. Shackles, fettera.
Prislondlla, ita, <^ A small prison.
Prislondroi am. Prisoner.
Prisma, am. (Geom.) Prism
Prlsmdtlco, ca, a. Prismatic
Pristo, am. (Ichth.) Saw-fish.
Pristlno. na, a. Pristine, first, original
Prlstinoa, am.pL Fritters.
Prisu^lo, am. Muzzle for ferrets.
Pritando, am, Prytancum in Athens.
Privaclon, */ Privation, want; dcgradliHi
trom. rank. [street
PrivAda, af. Privv; filth thrown Into the
Privadamentc, ad. Privately.
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PrlT^do, da, a. I>eqK>iled, dcBtitate; pri-
▼ato, partioalftr.
Prlvado, «m. Favorite, court minion.
Privnnzik, iff. Favor, protection.
Privnr, va. To deprive, d«epoiI ; dispossess;
prohibit, interdict; suspend sensation.
Privatlvam^nte, ad. Conclusively, solely,
privatlvelj. [lar, exclusive.
Privativo, va, a. Privative; special, slngu-
PrivlIegiMlaniC-nte, ad. In a privileged man-
ner.
PrivlleglAr, ffo. To privileget
Privilegiativo, va, a. Containing a privilege.
Privili^o, mn. Privilege; grant, grace; fac-
ulty; patent, copyright
Pro, «. <ym. Proiflt, benefit, advantage. V.
Protecho. Pro-^ecretariOy Vice-secre-
tary, [as, promediar. prorata^ Ac
Pro, prrp. lat Placed before verbs or nouns ;
Pr6a, •/. (Nau.) Prow of a ship, foreshlp,
foredoek. Por nvestra proa, (Nau.)
A bead of na.
Probabillddd, t»f. Probability, lllcellhood.
Probabilislmo, ma, a. Bup. Most probable.
Probabllismo, sm. Probability, aoctrine of
probable opinions. [probabilities.
Probabllista, nm. Probableist, who acts upon
Probable, a. Probable, llkclv.
ProbabIem6nte, ad. Probably, llkelr.
Probocion, />/. ProoC probation, trial
Probido, da, a. Proved, tried.
Probador, ra, «. Taster, who trios or proves
any thing. L^hlng.
Probad6ra, ttf. Trial, the act of trying any
Probdnza, ^ Prooi; evidence.
Probar, va. To try, examine; prove, give
evidence; taste.— m. To suit, fit, agree.
Prob&tica, a. Applied to a pool near Solo-
mon's temple. [probationary.
Probative, va, l*robat6rio, ria, a. Probatory,
Probat6ra, tff. V. Probadura.
Probldad, V' Probity, honesty, veracity.
Probl6ma, rf. Problem.
ProblcraAtlcam^nte, ad. Problematically.
Problem&tico, ca, a. Problematical, disputa-
ble.
Prob^eddo, tm. Proboscis of an elephant
ProcacldAd, ^ Petulance, Insolence, for-
wardness.
Procat&rtioo, ca, a. (Med.) Procatartie.
Prod^ a. Procaciou^ petulant, forward.
Procedunda, ^. Derivation; the act of pro-
ceeding.
Prooed6nte, a. (Nan.) Having sailed, set out
Proceder, «m. Procedure, conduct demean-
or, management — cfu To proceed ; issue ;
behave; prosecute. [transaction.
Procedimldnto, tfin. Proceeding, procedure,
Prooel6so, sa, a. Procclloua, tempestuous,
stormy. [or station * the nobility.
Pr6oer, rt. Tall, lofty.— ««». One high In office
Procerldikd, ^/. Proccrity, height of stature;
elevation, eminence.
PrAoero. o. V. Procer.
Procesiido, a. Procedures of a lawsuit
Proces^l, (k Belonging to kiwsnlt& [nally.
Proceear, va. To indict accuse, sue criuil-
Procesidn, ^ Procesrioi: fh>m another;
procession; proceeding; narade.
ProeosionfiL a. Procceslonal
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Procesionalmtote, ad. Procevionallr.
ProoeslonMo, $nK Book carried aoont i»
processiona
Procdso, tn. Lawsuit; records; progreca
ProcldOnoia, ^ (Med.) Procldocoe. [tlon
Prodnto, wu Ftocinct complete preparip
Prod6n, mn. (Astr.) Procyon, a star.
Produma, ^f. Proclamation, publlcatton,
ban of marriage. TtSon.
Proclamad6n, *f. Proclamation, accfama-
Proclamto, va. To proclaim ; bestow pubU«
praise.
Prodi ve, a. Prodi vous, Inclining; disposed.
Prodi viddd, t/. l»rodivity; propensity *»
evil
Proo6n8u1, sm. ProconsnL
Proconsulddo, em. Proconsnlslilp.
Proconsular, va. Proconsular, vteeeonsuUv.
Procrcad6n, «/ Procreation, gen^atlon.
Procread6r, ra, a. Procreator, generator.
Procreante, pa. Procreating.
Procrcdr, vtL To procreate, produce.
Procronismo, tim, Proctironlsm, anacfam-
nism.
Procumb6nte, a. (Bot) Procumbent
Procura, ^ Power of attorney. V. Proeu»
raduria.
Procurad6n, »/. Care, diligence; power of
attorney; administrator; procurement
Proourad6r, ra, «. Procurer, obtalner, soll-
dtor. [ney at hiw, soUdtor.
ProouradAr, 9m, Attorney; proctor, attor-
Procnraddra, {/T She who mani^es the af-
Ailrs of a nunnery.
Procuraduria, ft/. Attorney's office or em-
ployment; proctorship.
Procurontc, pa. Solldtor.
Procurer, va. To solicit, try ; procure, num-
age, transact; obtain. [tory.
Prwnrrinte, aw*. Cane, headland ; promon*
ProdldiSn. nf. Pro<llnon, treason, treachery.
ProdigalldAd, {< ProAirion, waste; abnn
dance.
Pr6dlgam6ntc ad. Prodlgallv, profhsely.
Prodlgar, va. To waste, lavish, mlvpend.
Prodlgiad6r, wu Prognostlcator, foreteller.
Prodigio, mn. Prodigy, portent monster.
Prodlfflosam^'Ute, ad. Ftodlglously, miraca-
IousIt; monstrously. [onsnesa
Prodigiosldiid, »f. Prodigiouanees, portend
Prodlgl68o, sa, a. Prodigious; monstroos;
exquisite, excellent [cent
Pr6digo, ini, a. Prodigal, wasteful; munifl
Producdon, 9f. Production, growth, product
Produc^nte, na. Generatins:, produdog.
Produdbllidad, ^ Productiveness.
Produdble, a. Pix)dudble.
Produdd6r, ra. «. Producer. pfocr»»tor.
Produdr, va. To produce, bring ibrth, gea
erato.
Productivo, va, a. Prodnctlve. constitutive
Prodficto, mn. Product; production; imv
ceed, produce.
ProeJ&r, vn. To row against wind or oa»
rent; resist bear up under misfbrtnnea.
Pro^l, mn. (Nau.) The fore part of a shlpk
ProemlAI, a. Proemial, prelimlDary.
Pro^mio, mn. Preikce, introduction.
Pro^ta, frf. Prowess, valor, bravery.
Profhnacl6n, nf. Proftuiatlba.
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Profimaddr, n, 8. Profkner, polluter.
Profimamdiite, ad. Profknefj.
Profuiaini6nta«f7i. V. J'rojiinaeion,
ProflinAr, va* To profime, TioUte: defile,
disgrace. [indellcacj.
ProfanidM, tf. Profanenesa, irreverence;
Profuno, n*, a. Profime, irreverent; indeli-
cate.
Profeda, «/ Prophecy; conjecture, surmise.
Proflertote, pa. Pronouncing, proffering.
ProfBrir, «a. To pronounce, express, name.
Profesiaite,jXi. and «. Professor; professing.
l^rofesi&r, va. To profess declare openly;
•xerdse. [tlon; declaration.
Profesidn, tf. Profbssion, callinj^ occupa-
^rofesa sa, a. Professed: q;>plled to those
who have taken vows.
Profea6r, «m. Professor, teacher.
Prof&ta. «m. Prophet
Profotul, a, Belating to prophecy.
ProfetAr, va. To prof^esy.
Proluticaniunte, ad. Prophetically.
Profbtloo, ca, a. Prophetic.
Profetisa, 9/. Prophetess.
ProfctizAnte, pa. I'rophetlzing. fjccture.
Profetizor, va. To prophelizo ; predict ; con-
Proflci6nte, a. Proficient, nuuving progress.
Proficuok cna, a. Proficuoua, useful
Profll^co, a. Prophylactic preventive.
ProflfgAr, CO. To overcome, destroy.
Pr6ftigo, ga, a. Fugitive, vagabond
ProfUndam6nte, ad. Profoundly; highly,
acutely.
ProfVindfar, ta. To dig deep; profound ; dis-
course profoundly ; examine thoroughly.
Profundiudd, ^ Profkindity ; height, excel-
lence; impenetrability; intensity.
Profiindizikr, va. To profound, deepen ; pen-
etrate; fathom, explore.
Profundo, da, a. I'rofound, deep: intense;
high; most humble; very Intellectual.
Profundo, am. The sea, the deep. (Poet)
Ucll.
Profheam6nte, ad. Profhsely, lavishly.
Proftasidn, */. Profusion, lavishnoss, abun-
dance.
Profuso, sa, a. Proftise, plentlfhl; lavish.
Prog^nie, «/. Progeny, offspring. [fiuher.
Progenit6r, 9m, Proceuitor, ancestor, fore-
Progenitiira, ^ V. ProgenU,
Proglmn&BDia, am. Essay, attempt
Progrdma, «m. Programme.
Progre8i6n, «/ Progression, process.
Progreslvamente, ad. Progressively.
Progresivo, va, a. Progressive, advancing.
Progr6so, tm. Progress, advancement
growth.
Prohib^nte, pa. Prohibiting.
Frohibicl6n, ^ Prohibition, interdict
Prohlblr, va. To prohibit, interdict, forbid.
ProliiblUvo^ va, a. Prohibitory, forbidding.
Prohlbitdrlo, rla. a. Prohibitory.
ProhUadAn, «/ V. ProhiJamierUo.
Prohpad6r, wn. Adopter, ho that adopts a
ProbHami^nto, sm. Adoption.
Probgdr, iki. To adopt ; ascribe, attribute.
Proia, SOT. (Nau.) Brcast-fiist [chor.
Proiza, ^. (Nau.) Cable attached to the an-
Pr6Jiroo, 8m. Fellow-creature; neighbor.
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ProUbios, 9m. pL (Hed.) Prolabia.
Prolad6n,4/! Prolation, utterance; delivery
Prolapso, am. (Med.) Prolapsion, prolapsna
Pr6Ie, ^. Issue, ofbpring, progeny.
I*roIeg6meno, t/m. Introductory disoonrse.
Prolifero, ra, a. Prolific.
Proliflco, ca, a. Prolific, fruitful, prodnctiva
Prol|iam^nta, ad. Prolixly, tediously.
Prolmddd, 9j. Prolixity, tedlousness.
ProlOo* Ja» A> Prolix, tedious, partlcnhir
troublesome.
Pr61ogo. «m. Proloj^e, preAice.
ProloguWta, 9m. writer of prologues
Prol6nga, «/ (Onnn.) Bope which ties th«
carriage of a cannon.
ProIongad6n, 4^ Prolongation.
Prolongadam^te, ad. Tardily.
Prolongddo, da, a. Prolonged, extended.
Prolongaddr, ra, 9. Delayer, prolonger.
Prolongamidnto. mk Delay.
Prolongdr, %a. To prolong, protract, length^
en. — cr. (Nau.) To go dongsida.
Prol6quio, am. Maxim, axiom.
Proluddn, ^, Prolusion, prdude. V. Prs*
luHon, [mediate.
Promedifir, va. To divide equally.— «n. Te
Prom6dlo, sm. Middle, midst; average.
Promcsa, */? I'romise, offer; pious vow.
Promotedor, ra, «. Promiser.
Promoter, va. To promise: assever; insure.
— vr. To fiatter one's self; give a promise
of marriage.
Prometido, am. Promise, offer; outbid.
Prometi^nte, pa. Promising, assuring.
Prometimiento, mu Proml^ offer.
Promindncia, 4/C Prominence, protuberance.
ProminCnte, a. Prominent, protuberant
PromlscuamCnte, ad. Promiscuously.
Prouiiscuo, cua, a. Promlscuoua.
Promision, i^f. Promise.
Promisdrio, ria, a. Prombsory.
Promod6n, lif. Promotion, advancement
Promontorio, am. Promontory ; an impedi-
ment, obstruction.
Promoter, «n. Promoter. PromotorJt9calt
(Law) A secular attorney-general
Promoved6r, ra, a. Promoter. [tion.
Promov^ndo, 9m. lie who aspires to promo-
Promov^, va. To promote, advance, fdr*
want
PromuIgadAn, ff. Promulgation.
l*romulgad6r, ra, a. Promulger, publisher.
Promuleir, va. To promulgate, pubU5h.
Pronaclon, f/. Pronation.
Proneiddd, 9/. Proneness, inclination.
Pr6no, na, a. Prone; proi>ense, di»posed.
Pron6mbreL 9m, (Oram.) Pronoun.
Pronomindl, a l^nominal
Pronosticdble, a, Proimosttcable.
Pronostlcad6n, fjf. Prognostication. [tor.
Pronosticad6r, ra. «. Foreteller, prognosUcii;
Pronostlcdr, va. To prognosticale, predict
Prondstico, 8m. Prognostic^ prvdlcUoi^
omen.
PronAstlco, ca, a. Prognostla
Prontam6nte, ad. Promptly, lightly.
Prontit6d, a A Promptitude, activity; •eadl
ness of w^t
Pr6nto, tn. a. Prompt, ready, hasty.
Pr6nto, ad. Promptly, quickly.
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fr6ato, tm. A sadden omoUon. J>4 pronr
10^ ad, Saddenlr.
Prontairio, Mk Msmorandam-boolL
Pronunclacldn, </! PronancUtloD ; publi-
Prooiinclad6r, «. PablMier. pronoancer.
ProDanoiaiultot(v«nK Publication.
PronuDcUr, twi. To foreshow; pronounce,
utter, annoonoe. [tension.
Propa^Mldn, ^f. Propagation, oibpnng; ex-
Propagad6r, ra, «. Propagator.
Propag&nda, ^f. The propaganda at Bome.
Propagar, va. To propagate, generate; dif-
ftise, extend; dilate, promote.
Propagativo, va. a. That which propagates.
PropaUUlla, tf. Title of a play.
Propaliir, vo. To publish, divulge
Prop4o, am. (Nau.) Breast-work.
Propartida, tff. Time approaching that of
departing.
Propas4r, ini. To transgress, exceed.
Fropensam6nte, <mL With inclination or
propension. [denqr*
Propensi6n, ^. Propension, propensity, ten-
Prop^nso. sa, <t, Propense, dlspusod, apt ta
PropiamSnte, ad. Fittingly.
Propiciaoi6n, ^f. Propitiation, atonement
Proptciad6r, ra, «. Propitiator.
Propidam^nte, ad. Propitiously.
Proplci&r. «<». To propitiate, conciliate.
Propioiat6rio, ria, a. Propitiatoiy.
Propldatorio, «m. Propitiatory, mercy-seat
Propidow da, a. Propitious, fkvorable.
Propiedad, *f. Dominion; ownership : land-
ed estate; propriety, property; fitness,
meetness; custom. [quilting frame.
Propldnda, ^ List nailed to the sides of a
Propleturia, ^. Proprietress. [property.
Propietariamtinte, ad. With tlie rignt of
Propietioio, ria, a. Proprietary.
Proplet&rio, «ni. Proprietary, proprietor,
owner, landlord. [office.
Proplna. nf. Present pay; perquisite, fees of
Propin&r, va. To invite to drinlL
Proplnouidid, ^ Propinquity, proximity.
Proplnouo, cua, a. Near, contiguous.
Pr6plo, pia, a. Proper, one's own ; suitable,
con venient: peculiar; natural
Pr6plo, «m. (Phil) Proper, peculiar; char-
acteristic; express, messenger, postman.
Propio9y Lands, estates of a dty corpo-
ration.
Propdieos, sm. Glutinous substance with
which bees cover their hives before they
begin to work.
Proponed6r, ra, «. Proposer, offerer.
Propondnte, pa, and «. Proposer, repre-
senting, [determine.
Proponor. va. To propose, hold out; resolve,
Proponible, a, Proposable.
Properdin, ^ Proportion, symmetry; apti-
tude; opportuni^. [poroionado.
Proporcionaible, a. Proportionable. V. Pto-
Proporclonablomente, Proporclonadam6nte,
ad. Proportionally.
ProporclonAdo, da, a. Proportionate, com-
petent commensurate.
ProporcionAI, a. Proportional.
Propordoualidid, */: Proportionality.
Proporoionaimente, ad. Proportionally.
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Pioporcionir, «a. To proportion; a^losi
adwpt; allbrd. [tort.
Propostddn, t^f. Proposition ; proposal, over-
Prop^sito, «tk Purpose, design.
Propret6r, <m. Roman magistrate. [dIo,
Prdprio, prla, a. Proper ; dmilar. Y. Pro^
Prdprio (Al). a. Properly.
Propu^sta, ^f. Propo^ offer ; representation.
Propndsto, ta, pp. Proposed. [fenock
Propugniculo, •m. A Ibrtreas; bulwark. d«-
Prop&Isa, Propulaidn, rf. The act of repelling.
PropulsiviL »l V. PropuUa,
Prorata,^ Quota: apportionment
Proratei^, ta. To divide.— v>k To apportion.
Prorata am, Dlvldon, average.
Prdroga, Prorogaddn, ^ Prorogation, pro-
longation; frirlouffb.
Pnm^ble, a. Capable of being prorogned.
ProrogAr. «a. Toprorogue, put oft, a^Joom.
Prommpir, vn. To break forth, Issue ; bant
into criee.
Pr6sa, af. Prose; tedious, dull oonversatloii.
Prosaddr, «m. A sarcastic, malldous babblw.
Proealoo, ca, a. Prosaic, written In, belongs
ing to prose.
ProsApla,^ Bace, lineage.
Prosoenlo, sm. Proscenium.
Proscrlbir, i>a. To proscribe, outlaw.
Pro6cripd6n, ^ Proscription, banishntent
Proscripto, am. Outlaw.
Proscripta ta, fp. Proscribed.
Proseoudon, ^ Prosecution, parsait
Prosegnlble, a. Puisuablei
Proseguimi^nto, sm. V. Proaeottcion.
Proseguir, va. To pursue, prosecute, con-
tinue.
Prosollto, SOT. Proselyte, convert
Prosev^nte, «!/». King's messenger. Y. Per*
saeanUs.
Prosista, «m. Prose-writer; prattler, babbleiw
Pr6sit (Lat) Much good may it do you.
Prosddia, (/. Prosody, a part of gnunmar;
pompous talk.
Prosoposraf ia, ^. Prosopography, descrip-
tion or a person's pfay8l<^omy. [tlon.
Prosopop^ya, «/. Prosopoptela, persomflc*-
Prospecto, am. Prospectus; view, prospect
Prdeperam^nteLod. Prospdmisly.
ProsperAr, va. To prosper.^vn. To thrive.
Prosperidid, tf. Prosperity, saooessw
Pr6spcro, ra, a. Prosperous, snooessfbl, for^
tunate.
Prostaf<^rc8i. ^. (Astr.) Prostaferobls.
Ehrosternadon, ^. Profound reverence, ha*
miliatlon. [adoration.
Prostem&rse, vr. To prostrate one's self tn
Prostilo, a. (Areh.) Prostyle.
Prostitnd6n, a/! Prostitation.
Prostit^ta, 4/: ProsUtute.
Prostitato, ta, pp. Proetltuted,
Prdtasls, tj/i Protasis.
Protccd6n, ^ Protection, support
Protect6r, am. Protector, guardian.
Protectdra, ^ Protectress
Protectoria, ^ Protectorship.
Protect6rio, ria, a. Belating to a protectoK,
Proteotriz, i(f. Protocti'ess.
Protegor, va. To protect defend.
Protegido, da, a. Protected.
Protcrvam6nte, ad Forwardly, ln.^lenUf
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Ptot6nrlA, ProterrldAd, 9f. Protorvlty, Inso-
kooe, BtabborniraeB.
Prot^rro, ra, a. Btabborn, insolent
Protista, «/. (Law) Proteat, asseveration.
Protestaeton, {/T Protestation, profession.
Protostinte, 9m. A Protestant.
Protestinte, a. Protestant— j>a Protesting.
Protestantismo, am. Protestantism.
Protestur, va. To protest; assure ; asseyer.
Protestativo, ra, a. That which protests.
Prot6Bto,»m.ProtestofabllL Y.ProtMta.
Pr6to, Greek word signifrinffj(ra< (used JocX
as Protodiabla, flrst deviX
Protoalbditar, «m. Head Teterinary sargeon.
Protoalbeiterito, tm. Tribunal for examin-
ing Teterinary sonreons. [gister.
ProtoooUr, ProtoeofizAr, vo. To record, re-
Proto«6Io, mn. Protocol, Jadlclal record.
Protomirtir, am. Protomartvr, first martyr.
Protomedicato, tn. Tribanal of king^ phy-
sidansk rsidans to the king.
ProtonaMieo. am. One of the three flrst phy-
ProtonotariAW, am. Prothonotarysblp.
Protonoti&rlo, 9m. Prothonotaiy.
Prototipo. 9m. Prototrpe, original
Protuberanda, ^ Protaberanoe, prom-
inence.
PtovMm, 9m, Profit, advantage, ntlUty;
Impruvement, proficiency, progress.
Provechosam6nte, ad. Profitably, useftilly.
Provech^, sa, a. Profitable, beneficial, nse-
ftiL [riencet
Prov6cto. ta, a. Advanced in years or ezpe-
Proveedor. ra, «. Parveyor, contractor.
Proveedaria, #/ Office of a purveyor.
Prove6r, «a. To proride, get ready, fhmish ;
dispose; decree; dispatch.
ProveSdo, am. Sentence, decree; provided.
Proveimlteto, 9m» Supply; providing or
sopplyins:
Prov6na, tf. Provlno. a branch of vine laid
in the ground to take root
Provenlento, pa. Proceeding, originating.
Provenir, im. To arise, proceed; originate^
Provtoto, ami. Product, rent
Proverbiaddr, am. Collection of proverbs.
Proverbial, a. Proverbial
Proverblalmdnte, ad. Proverbially.
Provdrblo, 9m, A proverb; prophecy.
Prdvidam^nte, ad. Providently, carefhlly.
Provid^nda, a/. Providenoe, foresight fore-
thought
Providendti, <k Providential.
Provideiidalm6nte, ad. Providentially.
ProvMendir, iHi, To ordain, command.
Provid^nte, a* Provident, prudent
Pr^vido, da, a. Provident, oareftil.
Provlnda, ^. Province; provincial court
Provincial, a. Provincial
Provlndil, am. Provincial ; libel
Provindalito, 9n^ Plaee, or office of a pro-
vindal
Provindaltemo, am* Provindalbm.
Provind&nn. na, a. and a. Native of Biscay.
Provision, ^f. Provisiona ; writ, decree, sen-
tMOCL
•rovislonul a. Provisional
Proviaionalmdnre, ad. Provisionally.
Proviso or Al Pro9i90^ ad. Upon the spot
Proviso, ra, c Provider; vlcar-general
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Provlsor&to, 9m. Office of providar or pi^
vedore ; general vicariate.
Provisoria, ^ Store-room.
Provis6rio, rla, a. Provisional
Provisto, ta, a. Provided.
Provocaci6n, 9/. Provocation, displeasure
Provocad6r, ra, a. Provoker, offender.
ProvocAnto, pa. Provoking, offending.
Provocar, va. To provoke, rouse, excite;
anger, offend. [quarrelsoma.
ProvocatSvo, va, a. Provocative, exdting;
Proximam^nte, ad. Immedintely.
ProxlniidAd, af. Proximity, vicinity; rela*
tion by birth.
Pr6ximo, ma, a. Next neighbor, proxioiat^
Proyecdon, ^ Projection.
ProyectAr, va. To project, contrive.
ProyectU, 9m. Projectile.
Proyectista, 9m. Projector, schemer.
ProyActo, 9m, Project scheme, design.
Proy6cto, ta, a. PrqjectDd, expanded, dilated.
Proyect6ra, ^ Pr<»Jecture. V. Viulo,
PrudAnda, ^ Prudence, counsel, modera-
tion.
Prudenddl, a. Prudential
Prudendalm6nte, ad, Prudentlally.
IVuddnte, a. Prudent clrcnmepect
Prudentem6nte, a<L Prudently, discreetly.
Judiciously.
Prudba, 9f. Froot, reason, evidence; sign,
token, indication; experiment, essay;
relisli, taste; proof sheet
Pruina, ^. White firost
Prfina. tf. (Bot) V. Oiruela,
Prunela or Pruntilo^ t^. Prunello.
Prurig{n6so, sa, a. Pruriglnoua.
Prurito, 9m. Prurience, Itching.
Prusidna, ^f. Figured gros-de-tour.
Prusi&to, 9m. (Chera.) Pnuaiate, aalt form-
ed of prussic acid with a base.
Pu, inU/ji, An exclamation of disgust
Pua, 4/r Sharp point prickle, fonc ; aboot
of a tree Ingrafted in another; weaver's
reel ; a keen blade.
P6ber, a. Pubescent
PubcrtAd, «/! PubcrtT.
P6bes, 9m. (Anat) Pubea.
PubescAnda, 9f^ Ptibescencc, puberty.
PubescAr, im. To attain the age of puberty
PAblica, 9/. A lecturo before the aTamina-
tion for the d^n-ee of licentiate.
Pub11cad6n, «/ Publication, prodamation.
Publlcad6r, ra, 9. Publisher, prodaimer.
PublioamAnte, ad. Publicly.
Publlc&no, 9m. Publican, toU-satherer.
PublicAr, fta. To publish, proclaim ; reveal
PabllcAta, ^ Certificate of publication.
Pnbllddid, ^ Publicity; phrae of general
resort
Publico, ca, a. Public; vulgar, general.
P(ibIico,«m. Public. Knpublioa, Publicly.
PucelAna, tf. Potter's earth.
Puchdda, «/ A catanlasnL [water.
Puchedlla, «/C A thin batter of flour and
Puchera, 9f. Pitcher. V. OUa,
Pncherioo, Ulo, ito, am. Pipkin, [childrea.
Pucherito, 9m. (Coll.) Crying grimaces of
Puchdro, am. A glazed earthen pot; oUa*
daily food ; snivelliog.
Pfiches, |< pL Sort of fritters. Y. 0aeha9,
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^Qdtodo, da, a. 8baiii«Ail
Padtodo, «m. Pudendum.
Padibtindo, da. a. Modest
Padicicia, ^ Pndiclty, chastity.
padico, CM, a. Chaste, modest
Padl6Dte,a. Powerful rich.
Padiz^ Pod'mgo, »m. Pudding.
Pad6r, «m. Bashftilnesa, modesty.
Padrici6n, ^ Kottenness.
Padrld6ro, am, Botting-plaoe.
Padridor, <m. Yeesel in which rags are
steeped for making paper.
Pctdriffdrlo, am. A sickly man. [eloiu
Pndrimidnto, «m. Kottenness. V. Pvdri-
Pudr&r, va. To rot— rn. To be rotten.— t?r.
To corrupt decay.
Pneblecioo, ito, tm. Anr small town.
Pueblo, •m. Town, village ; population ;
populace.
Pu6nte, «. A bridge ; deck of a vessel ;
bridge of a strinited instrument
Pnentedco, illo, ito, «m. dim, A small
bridge^ Pous swelling.
Pndrca, ^f. A sow ; nut of a screw ; scrofu-
PoercamSnte, ad. Dirtily, fllthily; mdelv.
Pu6rco, ca, a. Nasty, filthy, foul; rude,
mean. _ . Jp^no.
Pu^roo, vn. A hog. Pusrco eapin^ Porcu-
Puericla, «/ Bovhood.
PueriU a. Childish, puerile.
PnertlidAd, ^ Puerility, childishness, trifle.
Poerilmdnte, a<L Puerilely, childishly.
Puerp6rio, »m. Childbirth.
Puerquezu^la, ^ Slut wench.
Puerqaezudlo, 9m. Little pig.
PuArro, urn. (Bot) Leek. [of cities
Pu6rta,«/ Door, gateway; gate; entry duty
PaertavenULna, ^ Door with a window in it
Puertecita, ^. A small door.
PuertecUlo, wn, A small port
Pue^tera6U^ qf. V. I^ueriecita.
PuertezuMo, «m. Y. Puert4eiUo.
Pu6rto, *«. Fort harbor, asylum. Puwto
hahilitado^ A port of entry.
Pu6e, particuL Then, therefore ; since ;
sure, surely ; nv, yes.
Pnte, interj. Well, then ; therefore. F
pwesfWellf Pu^yau^f What else?
Puista, (^ Puesta del 9ol^ Sansotting:
Puteto, 9m. PUce, space; spot; post dig-
nity, otBce.
Pu^sto, ta. pp. Put
Pu6sto, od. Because, for this reason that
Put interf. Expressive of sensation of a
bad sroelL
Pftga, ^ V. Pita.
Pi'igll, 9m. Priieflghter, pugfllst [tDreai
PngilAr. 9m. Hebrew manual of the Bcrip*
PngilAto, 9m. Pugilism, boxing.
POgna, qf. Combat battle.
Pugnacid&d, 9f, Pugnacity.
Pngn&nte, pa. Fighting, opposing.
Pngnto. «m. To fight contend; rival.
Pugn&x. a, PngnMious, quarrelsome.
P6Ja,t^ Outbidding; superiority.
Pqjadero, ra, a. That which might be sur-
paaaed.
Pigad6r, ra, «. Outbidder. [saHs.
Pud&me. PuJAmen. 9m. Under part of the
Pniamitato, 9m, Flow of homois.
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PiU&nte, a. Powerfhl, strong.
Piyinza, ^ Power, might [fklter.
PaJ4r, vn. To outbid ; endeavor earnestly;
Pvuavimte, «m. Butteri&
Pujo, «m. Tenesmus: violent desire, eager*
ness. A' ptjfo9. With difficulty.
Pulcrit&d, V- Once^ beauty.
Pdlcro. era, a. Beautiftil, graceful ; affected
in drees. [be easily piqued.
Pdlga, */ Flea. Tensr mala9 pulga*^ Ta
Pulg&da, qf. Inch, twelfth part of a foot
PttlgAr, 9m, The thumb ; shoots left a*
vineet
Pulgarida, ^ FlHp; pinch. Y. Pfdgada,
Pulg6n, 9m. VJjie-ftetter, vine-grub.
PuIg6so, sa, a. Pulleoee, foil of fleaa. Qia
Pulgu6ra, ^ Place foil of fleasi (Bot) Pa
Pnlgnilla, ^, A litUe flea.-^ Bestlei^
PulicAn, 9m, Pelican.
Pulidiria, ^f. Flea-wort Y. Zaragatomu
Pulldam6nt6, ad, Neatly, cleanly, com
pactly.
Pulid^ro, «m. Polisher, gloeser.
Pulid6z, Pulid6za, tfi Neatness, cleanllnesa
Pnlklo, da, a. Neat deanlv, nice.
Pulid6r, 9m, Poli»her. (nrbisher.
Pulimentir, «a. To glosa, polish, -finish.
Pulim6nto, 9m. Polish, finishing.
Puilr, va. To polish, burnish ; adorn.
P6lla, 9f. Loose expression : repartee.
Pulm6n, 9m. Lungs. Y. Bofe9, (Yetor.)
Tumor on horses' Joints.
Pulmon^ria, ^f. (Bot) Lungwort
Pulmonia, qf. Peripneumony.
Pulmoniioo, ea, Pulmonikrio, ria, a. Pol
monary. pulmonic.
P6lpa, ^ Pulp of flesh or frnlt
Pulp^o, 9m. The fleshy prominence 9
some organs of the body.
Pulperia, ^ (8. A) A grocery store.
Pulp^ro, 9m. Grocer.
Pulp6ta, ^. Blioe of stnffed meat
PulpetiSn, 9m, Large slice of stnS'ed meat
Pulpitillo. 9m, A small pulpit
P6lplto, 9m. Pulpit
PAlpo, em. (Ichth.) (^ttlo-fish, polypus.
PulpMO, sa, a. Pnipoua, fleehv.
P6]qne, 9m. Liquor prepared from a spo
eies of aloes.
Pulqueria, 9f. Place where pulque la sold.
Pnlsacldn, */, Pulsation ; pulse. [tery.
PulsAda, V. Any of the bieatines of an ai«
Pulsaddr, ra, «. One who feels Uie pulse.
PuIsAr, cOw To feel the pulse: explore.
sound, examine an aflUr. — en. To pulsatiw
Pulsatil, a. Bounding when struck, as beik.
Y.Pm/mMvo.
Pulsatlvo, va, a. Pulsing, beating.
Pulsatdrio, ria, a, Belating to tlie pulse.
Pnls^ra. tif. Bandage.— /xL Locks of hair ,
bracelets.
Pulsiloffio, 9m, An Instrument used to as-
certain the motion of the pulse, [pulaa
Pulsbta, 9m. and a. One who can tell tb<
PAlso, 9m. Pulse; wrist .<i'p«i«s Wltfc
the strength of the hand.
Pulul&nte, pa. Pullulating.
Pululikr, wk To pullulate.
Pulvertzible, a. rnlvsrabis, polverlaahlsb
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Pa1verfzaoi6n, a^ PolTertaatton.
Pakerlz&r, wt. To paWerLce, crind.
Polzdl, Pozdl, Piinz6, itK A bright Bcarlet
color.
Pan&r, wk V. Puffnar.
Puncha, »/. Thorn, prick.
Pandon^r, mn. PanctflionsnMS.
Pandonorcillo, am, Panctllia
Pandonoro$am6ote, ad. PiincUItoosIj.
Pai)donor68o, m, o. PoDctiliouib
Pangdncs, am. ^ Oyster-knife.
Pungtote, pa. Pangent.
Pangimi^nto, tm. Panching, pricking.
Panglr, wu To punch, prick ; atimaUte.
Piuuritivo, xk a. Ponohing, pricking.
Paniole, a. (Law) Pnnisbabltt.
Panlci6n, ^ Ponisbment, chastisement
P&nico, CM, a. Punie. [land; tartnesn
Pfinta,Ji/! Point; extromltj; summit, head-
Pnntacl6n, 9f. Panctoatlon.
Pontes, 4/:Stitch: careless word.
Pontaddr, em, V. Apttntador, [chton.
PanUkl, »trK Prop ; ftUcrum. (Nao.) Stan-
PwitapiS, 9m. A kick.
Pontic, «& To mark with dots.
Pnntead6ra, ^ Teeth of a wheel.
Pantedr, to. To play the gaitar; ptincta*
ate, mark : sew, stitch.
Pant6l, 9m. Tube for blowing glass.
Punt^n, 4/r (Bot) Common houseleek.
Punteria, 9/. Aim ; teeth of a wheel
Pnnterioo, Ulo, ito, «m. A little fescue.
Punt^ro, am. Fescue; a fiirrier^s punch;
chisel ; graver.
Pnntero, ra, a, Qood-shot
Punterdl, em. A large needle for sewing
hempen sandalai
Pantiag6do, da, a. Sharp-pointed.
Puntica, ita, */. A small point, or sharp end.
Pantico, ito, em. dim. or Punto.
Pantilla, ^ A small point; burin, graver;
a narrow laoe edging. J)e puntulae^ Oo
tiptoe^
PontillAzo, em. Kick.
Pnntillo, 9m. Punctilla
PnntlII6n, sm. Kick.
Puntiltdeo, sa, re Tioklbh, punctilious.
Puntivi or PontlvV em. Sort of Silesia linen.
P6nto, sm» Point: subject; design; state;
degree; punctilio; opportunity; aim;
stitob. [punetllioaa.
Pnntiso, sa, a. Acuminated; spirited; too
PuBtoadoD, ef. Punctuation.
PuntuiL a. Punctual, exact; oonvenlent
Puntualldid, 4< Pnnotoality; predseneas.
PoBtoalizir, eo. To imprint; ilolsh; com-
Pontoalm^nte, ad. Punctually, ezaotlr.
PuotuAr, va. To punctuate. froso.
PuntuAso). sa, a^ Y. Puntoeo and Pwidonc
Funt6ra, ^ Puncture; sheet-point in a
inlnting-preas.
Toozoda, ^ Priek; stingy pain.
Pnnzad6r, ra, e. Pricker.
PoBxadQra, lif. Puncture, prick.
Panxtote, pa, and a. Pointed : pricking.
PnnzAr, va. To punch, bore ; sting; wound.
ponx6 or PnnzOn, a. Deep scarlet red.
Pnnx6n, am. Punch; puncheon; puncher.
Pnnsonoleoi, Ulo, Uo, em. A small punch.
PUS
Punzoneria, ef. Collection of mouUb ftn
making a fount of types. [cuflto.
Pnfidda, ^. Blow with the toL—pl. Fistl-
PuA&do, mti. UandftU ; a few. A' jmnado%
Plentifully.
Pufidl, em. Poniard. [nrin.
Puflaldda, ^ A stab; a sudden shock ol
PuAaleJa, em. Small poniard.
Pufialcre, aih. Poniard maker or seller.
Puiialioo, Ulo, ito. em, V. Putial^o,
Pufluta, «. 0; (Vulg.) Self-polluter.
Pufietdzo, em. Blow with the shut flst
Puiicte, em. Blow with the fldt PufleUa,
Bracelets. [person.
Piiflotero, ra. e. Self-polluter; very mean
Piido. em. The (ist; handful; acantlnew;
wristbacd; handmflin; sword-hilt; ban-
die.
Pll6nc^ em. pL Large, uneven teeth (^card&
Piipa, t/. Pustule, pimple.
Puplla, ^ Eyeball, pupU; orphan girl.
Pupilaje, etiu Pupilage, wardship; bonnl-
lnff-Iiou«e. [l>all.
Pupilur, a. Pupillary ; pertaining to the eye-
Pupilcro, ra, «. Boardlng^houao or boarding-
school keeper.
Pnpilo, em. Pu^l, warti; scholar, student.
l*u|K«o, sa, a. Pustulous.
PiinimtSnte, ad Purely, chastclv; merely.
Pureza, ef. Purity, innocence, chastity.
Pnrga. y. Purse.
Purgj'ible, a. That may bo purged.
Purgaciun, ij^. Purgation; catamenia; gon-
orrhopa.
Purgndor, ra, * Purger.
Purgdnto, a. and enu Purgatlre, laxative.
Purgdr. va. To purge, purify; expiate.
Puigativn, va, a. Purgative, cathartic
Pui^At^rio, em. Purgatory.
Puridml, Jj/! Purity; secrecy. Knpuridad,
Clearly, in secret
PuriAcaddn, 4/! Purification; cleansing.
Puriflcaddro, ra, a. Cleansing, purifying.
Puriflcaddr, ra, e. Purifier: puriflcatorV.
Purificdr, va. To purifV, cleanse. Ttlve.
Purificat6rio, ria, a. Purificatory, pnnflc»>
Purismo, em. Purism.
Purista, em. Purist
Puritanismo, em, Puritanism.
Puritdno, na, a, Puritan, puritanical.
PuritAno, na, SL A Puritan.
P&ma, ef. (Prov.) Spark.
Pfiro, ra, a. Pure, firee; clear; genuine
chaste; innocent; Incorrupt
PiirpurA, ^. Cloth dyed with eoohinoal;
dlgni^ <^a king or cardinal
Porpurado, a. V. CardenaL
PurpurAnta, pa* Giving a purple color.
PnrpurAr, va. To purple ; dross In purple.
Purp6reou rea, a. Purple; belonging to tbo
cardinalate. [Itr.
Purr^la, ^. Wine of the most Inferior oual*
Purridla, ^f. Any thing despicable or of Uttlc
value.
Purui6ncia, ef. Purulcnce, puruleney.
Pnmlt&nto, ta, a. Purulent
Pus, em. Pus; gleet [falnt-fiearted.
Pusil&nime, a. PusilUinimoua, dastardly,
PusUinimamdntc, <idw Heartlessly, [nes^
PufflUnlmidid, «/. PnsiUanlmlty. timorous
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Pibtala, nf. Pnstale, plinplo.
Pfita, ^ Wbore, harlot [lolry.
Pntaisino, Putanlsnto, Wfu Pntaulsiii, bar-
PuUftcar, vn. To wlioro, bariot
Putafloro, «m, WhoroinasU;r, w-horcmongcr.
Putative, va, a. Putativo. [welL
Put4MU, 9in, Stone used as the cover of a
Putcria, «/ Brotbd; mcrctridous arts of
lewd women.
Putoro, «w». Wborcmostcr, Mrhorctnongcr.
Pnt&sco, ca, a. (Coll.) Kclating to wliorcs.
Putilla, ita, */ (ColL) Young proaUluto.
Putn, 9n\, Sodomite.
Putjiut, /WH. (Orn.) Hoop. V. AbnhiUa.
PutredlnAI, <i. Putrcl^inp, corrupting.
PiitrcAioclMi, sf. Putrefhctlon.
Putrcfactivo, va, a. Putrcfiictive.
Pfitricio, da, a. Putri<l, rotU'U.
Putuula, »f. A very low prostitute.
Piiya, «f. V. Pmt. Qinxluction.
Pusdl, Puzoldna, «. Pnscolana, a vo1can)o
Q.
Q, It Is always followcil by ft. and aoimtis
as tbo Kngllsh fc. Fornierly It had a
proper sound, and tho following n was
marked with a dl«ircsls In wortls begin-
ning with qtt^ when tbo q was pro-
nouncc4l, as In gUe^Uon.' but now all
these words, as well as all thnso begin-
ning with qua or qtio^ aro to bo written
withc
Que, pron. rel» That; who; which; what
(admiration and interrogative); than;
whether; why; because; where?
Que, ttm. Somotbing, somewhat
(juobrd<ta, »/. l^vhie; deep pass.
Quebraduro, snu Breaker. [of the body.
Quebradillo,«»;i. WotHlen sboe-beel ; flexure
Quebrad'uco, za, a. Brittle, fragile; flexible.
(^uebnido, da, a. Broken ; debilitated, ener-
vate<l.
QuebrAdo, am. (AriUi.) Fraction. Bankrupt
Quebrad6r, ra, a, Breaker; law-breaker.
Quobnulura, ef. Breaking or splitting; a
gap, fissure, mctnre; rupture, hernia.
Quebn^&r, va. V. Jtettquebrqjar, •
Qnebr^j6so, sa, a. BritUo, fttigila
Qnebrami^nto, «m. Y. Ouebraniamiento.
Quebrantible, a. Frangible, brittle.
Ouobrantad6r, ra, a. Iran^essor; burglar.
Qaebrantad&ni, itf. Fracture, rupture.
Quebrantahn6eo0,«»n. (Om.) Oaprey; a trou-
blesome person.
Quobrantamidnto, «m. Fracture; breaking
a prison ; fi&tlgue : violation of the law.
Quebrantdnte. pa. Breaking; breaker.
Quebrantaauecea, mru (Om.) Nutcracker.
Quebrantilr, «a. To break, crack, crash;
pound, grind.
Quebrinto, wn. Weakness, lassitude; pity,
commiseration ; loss or damage.
Qnebr^r, c/z. To break; double, twist; In-
tercept; transgreiFs, violate.
^6che, af. Smack; ketch.
uMa, rf. The retirement bell or drum.
— '' if Stay, tojoum.
QUI
Quedur, an. To stay; tarry; hoM, last, sub*
8l!»t — vr. To continue: possess; keep.
Qncdito, td, a. Soft, gentle.
Qu<^Io, itd. Softly, gently.
Quu<lo, da, a. Quiet, noiseless; gentle,
Quebac6r« «7;i. Business; fUfalrs.
Quija, ftf. Complaint* murmur; qnarrd,
dUnuto. [mei'.t
Qucjursc, or. To complain oi; murmur, li
Quejic<!»o, sa, a. Plalutful, always oomplalL
Ing.
Quejidito, s»n. Slight eomplalnti low movk
Quelido, mu Omplalnt, moan.
(^uejigt'il, nn. Plantation of mnricated oakik
Quojigo, un, (Bot) Mnricated oak.
Quejita, itf. Murmur; complaint
Qudi'iao, aa, <i. Plalntfhl, querulooSi
Quejumbre, ff. V. Quf)a.
(^u^nuibrueo, sa. a. Complainlnie, plaintive.
Quuma, ^ Burn, combustion, fire, confla-
gration, (burnt
Quemaduro, wu Ptace where convicts ax«
Qiiemad<>r, ra, & IncendUiry ; burner.
Quomadura, ^ Bum.
Quemi^dso, sa, a. Pricking, burning.
Qucmdnte, pa. Burning, consuming.
Qaem£r, va. To bum; Are; parch ; scorch.
— vr. To fhxt [ness; auction.
Qucmaz6n, am. Bam ; eonili^;ratlon ; eager-
Qu6ncbo^ «m. (Om.) Gull. LJu^<!«^
Qucr611a,is^ Complslnt; petition In court of
(2uercllante,9>a. Murmuring, oomphUning:
— a. Complainant [phtin.
Querelldrsc, vr. To lament bewnil; oom-
QuerelIosam6ntc, odL Plaintively, qneru
louslv.
Quercll^so, sa, a. Qucrnlona.
Quorcncia, t^f. Haunt of wild beasts; haunt
Querend^, sa, a. Frequented by wild
bea»t& [wilU— «M. Will, de«iro.
Qneriir, va. To wish, desire; lovo, like;
(^uerido, da, a. Wished, desired ; dear, be-
loved.—«. Darling, mlulon, lover, sweet-
heart
Qu6nnea, tm, Kerme&
Querdcha, ff. V. Crew.
(^uerocli^, vn. To emit the semen of beesi
Querabin, rnn. Cherub.
QuesadUla, ^ A cheesecake ; a fritter.
(^eseAr, vn. To make cheese. [vat
Qneeera, »f. Dairy; cheese board, mould,
(tueseria, ^ Season for making cheese.
Quesdro, sm. CSieesemonger, daeese-makei
Ques^ro, ra, a. Caseous, cbeesy.
Qucsillo, ito, am. A small cbeessi
Qn^ Ml. Cheese.
(juibey, am, (Bot) Do^s-bane.
Qnldfil, QuidaMra, a; Bidepoet^ Jamb ef %
door or window.
Qnido, am. Hook-hinge ; prop, support
(^uidam, am. (Coll) A certain person.
Quid Pro Quo, (Lat) An equivalent
Quiebra, ^f. Crack, fracture; loss; bank>
raptcy.
Quiebra Hficba, ttm. (Cuba) A kind of flr.
Qut^bro, am, (Mus.) Trill ; movement of
the body. [and Qui,
Qul6n, pron. raL Who, which. V. AMh
Qnlenqnidra, a. Whosoever, whatever.
Qnietad^n, << <)nieting or appeastng.
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Qnletad^r, ra, «. Qatoter.
Quietam^nte, ad, Qaietlf, calmly.
i^uletiir, 90. To appease. Y. AqyMar,
Qni6te, sf. Best, repose.
QuietiaDno, tm, Qaietism, sect of mystics.
Qnietista, a. and B, Quietist.
Qai^ ta, a. Quiet; andistnrbed; Tirtn-
oua, moderate.
QnietAd, •/. Qaietnde, rejcso ; tranquillity.
QnUMa, «/! Jaw or Jaw-bone.
QnfluU Qutjdr, a. Grinder, a back-tootb.
QnuarCiuo, da, ct. Laive-Jawcd.
Qny^ra, ^f. Cheeks of a cross-bow.
QnU^ro^ am. Sloplnff bank of a caoaL
Quyo, aifk A ibesll found in mines.
QuQdnea, am. pi. Legs of a fowL
Qu^otiida, »f. A most ridiculous act
Qu^6te, «m^ Armor for the tblgh ; a man
Of quixotic enterprises.
QaUoteria, ^. Quixotry, quixotism.
QuUot^sco, ca, a. Quixotic.
Qnilataddr, mtu Assayer of gold and sliver.
Quilat&r, ttL To assay gold or silver.
QttUuta, am. Degree of purity of perfection ;
a carat [the carats of pearls
Quilat^ra, ^ Instrument fbr ascertaining
Qui nA»o, ra, a. Lacteal, conveying cbyle.
Quilificacidn, «/ (Med.) Cliyliflcation.
Qnillflcdr, va. To chylify, make cbyle.
QuJUna, «/^ V. CoHial
Quilla,4^Keelofa8bip.
Qnillutro, tra, a. This ur Uiat oilier.
Qullo, am. Cliylc.
Qafhipoyetico, ca, a. Cbylopoetic
Quiluso. sa, a. Chylous. [cusl
Quimbonibo, am. (Bot) Musk okro bibis-
Quimdra, sf. Quarrel, scuffle ; chimera.
Qniin^rico, ca, Quimeiino, zui, a. Chimeri-
cal, fantastic.
Qnimensta, am. Wrangler, brawler.
QuimerizAr, «n. To fill tlio bead with fan-
tastic ideas.
Qutmia, ^ V. Qv^^ieck
Qnlmica, ^'. Chemistry.
Qn'unicamdnte, a<l. Chemically
Qnimico, 9in, Chemist
Quimico, ca, a. Chemical.
Quimista, am. V. AUrnUnUtu,
Quimo, am. (Med.) Chyme.
Qnim6n, am. Fine chintz. QMinwn para
cdc/ui^ Furniture chintz.
Qulna. Quinaquina, {/t Peruvian bark.
QuioAIes, am. pi (Kan.) Preventer-shrouds.
QuinArlo, ria, a. Consisting of five.
Quinikrlo, am. A Bouan coin. [dice.
Qainds, if. pi. Arms of Portugal ; fives on
Qninc^lla, */ Hardware. (trade.
Quinoalleria, ^/. Ironmongery, hardware
Quince, a. and k Fifteen ; fifteenth, [organ.
Quino^oa, </C Bc^ster in the tubes of on
Qulncen^iio, s. Fifteen.
Qninedno, a. Fifteenth.
QalncuogenArio, rlo. a. Fiftieth.
Quinouag68!ma, ^ Qutnqnngeslmm Sunday.
Qnliiciiag^simo, ma, a. Fiftieth.
^Inenitro, «m. Boman festival of five days
in honor of Minerva.
Qoloe^nee, am. (Jard.) (Quincunx.
QniDcorl^n, am. A corporal of five soldiers.
Qiilnde<M^cnOi, na, a Quindecagon.
QUI
Qaind^dma, 4/ The fifteenth part
Quind^aa, 9, (Prov.) Bope :f three stranda
of base. [y^^^nr
<^lnd6nio, •m. Space or period of Mcen
Quin^te. 9m. Kind ot camlet
Quingent^imo, ma, a. The five hundredth.
Quini6ntoa, ta^ a. Five hundred.
Quinolas, pk BeversK Ettar en qu\noUi9
To wear clothes of glaring colore.
Quinole&r, va. To prepare the cards fi>r
reversia. [foil
Qninquefijlio, am. (Bot.) Common clsque<
Qninqnen6rvia, »f. (Bot) BIb-grasa plantain.
QulnquAnlo, 9m, Period of five yearsi
Quinqu^rcio, am. Five games of wrestling^
Jumping, running, quoits, Ac
Qninquen&l. a. Quinquennial [rha,
(iuinquillena, ^f. Hardware. Y. J?uAona-
Qulnqnill^ tm. Hawker, peddler. Y.
Quinta, tf. Country-seat; draining lota fbr
the army f quint [flvea.
Qnintaddr, ra, 9, One who draws lota In
Quintaes^ncia, ^. Quintessence.
Quintiil, 9m. Qnintal, a hundred weight;
filth part of one hundred.
Qnintal&da, ^f. The 2| per cent on freight
paid to sea-captains.
Quintal6tSo, fia, Quintal^ro, ra, a. Capable
of containinga quintal [day.
Quintdna, ^ Fever occurring every ftfui
Quintan&r, am. Quinuin. ancient tilting
post [much advanced in years.
Quintafl6n, no, a. A hundred years old ;
Quintdr.ca. To draw one out of five; draw
lota.
Quinteria, ^ Farm ; grange.
Quinterillo, urn. A Bmoll farmer. [paper
Qnint^mo, am. Number of five sheets o
Quint6ro, am. Farmer ; overecer.
Quintil 9m. Jnly in the Boman calendar.
Quintillo, ^f. A metrical composition of five
verses. [with five persons^
(^intillo, 9m. Fifth story ; game of ombra
Quintin, nm. Fine cloth of loose texture,
(iuinto, 9m. One fifth ; fifth, duty paid to
the Spanish government
Quinto, to, a. Fifth.
Quintuple, pIiL a. (Quintuple.
Quifi6n, em. Share of partnership.
Quinon^ro, em. Part owner.
Qnipoe, 9m, pL Bopea of records and ao«
counta of the ancient Peruvians.
Qnirigra, 9f. Gout in the hand.
Quirleleis6n,«m. Lord have mercy upon us
Quirids, 9m, pi Bc^ponses in the liturgy.
Quirin&I, a. QuirinaL
Qoiiite, 9m. Boman citizen or knight
Qulriv61, 9m. fBot) Y. Ferdiguera.
Qulrografia, ^. Chlrography.
Qnirooidncio, ^ Chiromancy, palmistry.
Quirom^ntico, «m Palmister, chiromancer
QuIrot6ca, 9m. (Coll) Glove.
Quir6rgIco, ca. a. Chlrurgic, chirurgicaL
Quir^rgo, 9m. Surgeoa
QuIsIcosa, «/C Enigma, riddle.
Qttisquemif, am. A small womon^s cloak.
QuIsqniUa, ^. A rldlculons nicety; blekoi
Ins.
Qulsquillaria, ^. Y. QuU^uiOa,
8S1
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(^laqaill^M, sa, a, FasUdloaa, preotat, mo-
rose; tonoby. Irascible.
Qatsto, ta, pp. O0I7 used with an 04^. Bten
guido. Well reoeive<l.
Qmta, v. Receipt ; discharge.
QniUs in^. Ood forbid 1 QuUacUahl/
Awav with TOtt !
Qaitacidn, 4^ Salary, wages.
Qaltaddr, r% •. Remover.
Qaitteoas, »m. V. ParagHOt,
Qaitaip^n, 9m. Y. Qttitapon.
Qiiltaineriindas,4/: (Bot) Common 8affh>n.
Qnltamldnto, «m. V. Quito.
Qaitinte, pa. Remoring.
QnitAnza, i/C Receipt, discharge.
QaiUpelilloa, «. 00m. Flatterer, wbeedler.
Qoitopesires, *. com, (CoU.) Comfort, coa-
BoUUon. [hoiBes*
QaiUp6n, tn. Ornament of headstall of
Qaitir, 9a. To take away, remove; sepa-
rate; redeem, withdraw; annul; nsarp,
robw
Qnitas61, mm. ParasoL [anaToldable.
Quite, tm. Obstacle. Xo Urns auiU, It is
Qaito, ta, a. and pp. Free, clear fi^m.
Quitrin. «m. Gig.
QalaA, Qaiz^ ad. Perhaps
QaiziTe^ ad, Y. QuUd.
R.
B, er'-ray^ is prooovnoed nearly as in
English.
RAba, i>f. Bait nscd In the pilchard fishery.
Rabad&n, mik The head shepherd of a sheep-
walk.
Rabadilla, 4^ Romp, eronp.
Raban^ tm, Qroand sown with radishes.
Raban^ro, ra, a, Yery short garment— «.
Seller of radishes.
Raban6t^ «m. A small radish. [perity.
Rabanillo, tm. Small radish ; acrimony, as-
Rabanisa, nf. Radish seed.
R4bano, sm. (Bot) Radish. R&baaio pi-
eante. Horse radish. Tartness.
Rabazfii, mu Inspissated joice of licorice.
RabeAr, vn. To wag the tall
Rab^l, «m. A three -stringed violin.
Bab^ lif. Tail, hind part; remains.
BaM,<m.RabbL
BAbia, ^. Hydrophobia; rage,*(Viry.
BaUir, <m. To labor under hydrophobia;
rage. Eabiarpor^ To long for.
Bablatir, tNi. To tie by the tail.
Babioalidnte, n. and a. Rat ; hot
BablcAn, Rablcino, a. Having white hairs
in t.^^ u;i.
Rabio6rto, ta, a. Short-tailed.
R4bido. da, & (Poet) Y. liabioto.
Rabi6ta, ttf. Fretting Impatience.
Rablhorcado, sm. (Dm.) Frigate pelican.
Rabilirgo, ga, a. Long-tailed.
Rabil&rgo. tm. (Om.) Bine crow.
RabUlo, em. Mildew ; little tall.
Rabinioo, oa, o. Rabbinical
Rftbinbmo, tm. Rabblnism.
RablnSsta, a. com. Rabblnist
Rabino, $m. Rabbi.
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Rabiosamtete, ad. Fnrioosly.ontngeoiialj;
Rabi6so, aa, a. Rabid; ftarloiu, raging.
Rabiaala6ra, a. Sprightly, forward, impa
dent
Rablseco, ea, a. Peevish, poor, starring.
Rabito, mn. A small tail.
Rabiza, 4/: Point of a fishing-rod; taperinf
end of a rope.
Rabizir, va. To point the end of a rope.
R&ble, sm. Porteglo or skimming forret
Rdbo, im. Tail of animals; train.-^ Tat
ters. Y. Babera.
Rab6n, na, & Docked, short-tailed.
Rab6na, i< A trifling garner [bespattering.
Raboee4da, Rabosead&ra, «^ Spattering or
Rabosedr, Wk To spatter with dirt
Rab6so, aa, a. Ragged, Uttered.
RabotAda, */. Docked tail.
Rabote&r, va. To crop the tail. [spring
Rabot^ am. Act of catting sheepis tails m
Rab&do, da. a. Long-tailed.
R4oa, «/ (Nao.) Traveller. Jiaea ds ta
amura^ Jlb-lron. [or parrel.
Raoam6nta, Raeam6nto, (Nan.) am. Paml
RaoAlea. wk pL (Nan.) Ron of a shlpw
RacimAdo, da, a. Y. Arraoimado.
Racimir, ro. Y. IMmaoar. [grapM-
Racimteo, illos ito, am. A small bnnch of
Rocimo. 9m, Bonch of grapes, ealtore ol
the vlna (oas.
Racimdeo, sa, tk Full of grapes, raeemifor*
Radoctnaddn, «^ Rattooinatlon.
Raclodnir, tm. To reason, ratiocinate.
Raciodnia am. Reasoning, argoment
Racidn, ^. Ration ; allowance, pittance.
RaclonabUid^l, •/! RaUonallty.
RacionAble, a. (Prov.) Y. EaeionaL
Raolonil, a. Rational, reasonable.
Raclonalid&d, ^f. Rationality.
Ratlonalmtotc, ad. Rationally.
Raclon6rQ, tm. A prebendary In cathedrila
distributor of rations in a convent
Racionista, A com. One who has a dally al-
lowance or pay.
lUda, ^. Road, anchorlng-gronnd.
Raddro, sta. (Nan.) Ship riding at anchor
In the road.
Radiacion, 4/! Radiation.
Radiido, da, a. Radiated.
Radiinte, a. Radiant
RadlAr, im. (Poet) To radUte.
Radicad6n, */. Radioatlon, taking root
Radic41, a. Radical, original
Radlcalm^nte, ad. Radically.
RadicArse, «r. To radicat^ take root
Radio6eo, sa, a. Radical
Radioula, ^. (Bot) Radido.
RMIo, am. Radios; ray of light (Anal.)
Leaser bone of the arm.
Radt6metro, tm. Forestaff: radiometer.
Badi6so, a. Radiant, diffusing light
Raeddra, {/! Scraper, raker; roller, cy Under.
Raedizo, za. Easily scraped.
Raed6r, ra, a. Scraper. Y. RoMr^
Raed&ra, ^ Rasore; acrapingiy flllngi^
paringa.
Ra6r, TO. To scrape, grate;
R^ tf. Bottresa; small opening in a 0
R4fl^(B. ^. A Ttolent gnst of whid ; distant
clond.
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Eife, in, (ProY.) Earee of a boiue.
Bafedr, va. To support or seeore with bat-
Kuble, a. That may be scraped or scratched.
Kaloja, RalcUla, ^. A small root
Eaido, da, a. Scraped; worn out; Impa-
dent, shameless.
Ralgiil, a. Eelatlnff to the root
KAigdnibre, »/. Collection of roots of dlflbr-
ent trees united. [a back tooth.
Balgdn, 9m. A large, strong root; stomp of
Baimi^nto, m/K Rasure; Impudence.
Balz, »/, Boot, nuLx; base, foundation;
origin.
Baizu61a, 4^ Y. Raicejct. [share.
KAja, 4/! Splinter; cAnk, fissure; portion,
BiJadillo,«m.Comfitof ahnonds crusted with
snsar.
KiOidlxo, za, a. Easily split ; fissile.
Bi^ura, ^f. Cleft, chink, fissure.
Biudnte, pa. Splinting. [cfainkflL
Buiu*, 9a. To q)lit ciack, chop: break Into
lUMta, ff. Coareo cloth of mixed eoiorsw
Bijica, Ula, ita. f< A small ehlnlc, crick; a
splinter or chip.
Bi^u^la, ^r. y. Rajloa.
Balda, ^ Eaoe, breed; genns: quality.
Baledr, m. To thhi. (Prov.) To manifest a
bad inclination.
Bah&za.«/ Thinness; rarity; liquidity.
Balladera, »/. Orater.
Rallad&ra, k Mark left by the grater.
RallAr, «a. To grate ; vex, molest
RAlIo, 9m. Qrater.
BaU6n, «n. Arrow or dart
Biilo, la, a. Thin, rare.
B&ma, ^f. Sprig, branch; fkmilr; rack;
chase. Eh ramd, Baw matoriaL
Ramdda, m/. V. Enramada. [Lent
RamadAn, 9m. Ramadan, the Mohammedan
Ramiiie, 9m. Ramage, designs in cloth.
Bam^ 9m. Branch, division ; end of a rope ;
halter. [a sudden gne£
Bamaldzo, 9m. Lash ; marks left by lashes;
Bamalito, 9m. A small halter; hish of a cat-
o'-nine<taUs. [cavern In a roclE.
R&mbia, •f. A sandy place, a sandy beach ;
Bambl&zo^ sm. Gravelly bed of a current or
rivulet
Ramblizo, 9m. (Prov.) V. Ramblaao.
Eamdra, »f. Prostitute.
Bameria, */. Brothel, bawdy-house.
Bamdro, 9m. Bamage, fklcon or hawlc.
Bamiflcaci^n, ^ Ramification, [branches.
Bamiflcirse, vr. To ramlQr, be divided intc
Bamilla, ita, qf. Small shoot or sprig.
Ramilldte. 9nt. Nos^y, IocIe.
Bamlllet^ro, ra, «. Nosegay maker or seller.
Bamlllet^ro, 9m. Vase with vt*fiolal flowers.
Ramillo, Ho, am. A small branch.
Kamiza, ^f. Collection of lopped branches
BiUno, Ar/L Branch; germ; antler.— p2.
Vignettes.
Bamojo, 9m. Small branch lopped f^om a
tife. (Hheep in snowy weathtf.
Bam6n, »m. Top or branches cut as (bod fSor
Bamonc&r, tn. To nibble the tops of brandi-
ea; prune troe&
BainoD^ am. A pmner.
Rao teo, ea, a. Branchy, ramous.
RAP
R4mpa,4^ (Prov.) Cramp. Slope; aobllTltj
Rampdnte, a. Rampant I™^^
Rampi A^te, am. Bar of iron used by arttllery"
Rampl6n, na, a. Rude, unpolished.— a. (ColL)
A bungler.
Rampl6n, am. Calkin of horses* shoea.
Ramp<iJo, «m^ Rape; the atalk of grapea,
caltrops.
Ramp6lJo, 9m. A twig, a sprout
Ramuja, ^f. Y. Raman.
Rdna, 9f. A tng. Rana9y Y. AlevotOk
Bona marituiy Frc^-fish. [cut^
Ranacn^o, 9m. Spawn of ttoa, Y. Beiutm
Rancf^daa, »/. Wound In plants or q>routa
RancajMo, da, a. Wounded with a q>llnteK
Bandyo, 9m. Splinter in the flesh.
Bandieaddro, am. Place containing buta
Ranchedr, va. To build but&
Bancheria, */. Y. Rancho.
BanchSro, 9m. Steward of a meea; owner
of annallfkrm.
B&ncho, 9m. Meaa, mess-room ; amall flum ;
a clan; hamlet; adearpassagew
Ranciadura, ^f. Y. RancioiB,
Banddrse, vr. Y. Enraneiar99,
Rancid^ rf. Rancidity, raaddneasL
Rando, da, a. Rank, stale, strong-aoento<i.
Bdndo, 9m, Banddlty, rankseaa.
Banci6so, sa, a. Y. Ranoio, Tasting of olL
R&nda, ^. Lace, net-work.
Rand/ido, da, a. Laced.
Randdl, 9m. Netted laoe atnfll
Rand6ra, ^. Lace-worker.
Ranedr, im. To croak as fwfff^
Ran^ta, ^. Rennet an apple.
Rangifero, 9m. Rdndeer.
R&ngo, 9m. Rank, qualltv.
Rdnffua, ^. The spindle-box of a machinery.
RanUIa, v- A small Xh)g; firog or crack tai
horsea' hoofk
Raninaa, *f»vl» Rannlary vdna.
Raniz, 9. A kind of linen. [horse.
Rinula, tf. Tumor under the tongue of a
Ranimcnlo, am. (Hot) Crow-foot
Ranura, a/ Groove, rabbet
B&pa. «^ (Prov.) Flower of the olive-tree.
Rapac^o, 9m^ Border, edging.
Bapaoeria, a/ Puerility.
Rapadddd, 9f. Rapadty, robbery.
Bapadlla, ^.dim, A little girl.
Rapadllo, am. dim. A liUle boy.
Bapadllo, lla, a. Greedy. [Barber.
Ra{>ad6r, ra, a. Scraper, plunderer. (CoIL)
Rapad6ra, ^ Shaving. V. Ra9padura.
Ba|>ag6n, 9m. A bearalesa young man.
Bapamliuito, 9m. Shaving, erasing.
Rap&nte, a. Snatching; robbli^^ (Har.)
Rampant
Rapapite, 9m. Squib; chaser.
lUih^r, iMA. Tu share. \.Aj^Uar. Toplni
aer; peel A' rapa terron^ Entirely.
Rapdz, a. Rapadous; ferodoua.
Ri4>^ ZA) *» Ayoung boy or girl
Rapazdda, i(f. Cnlldisn action or tpeeeh.
Rapazu4ia, ^. Y. RapacOla,
Rapazn^lo, 9m^ Y. RapaMUo.
Bi4)azo6Io[4hs a. Rapadoua, greedy.
Bq>6, 9m. Kappee, unit
Bipa, 9m. (Coll) Sbavins.
Bipldamiiite, ad. Bapidly.
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Biq>ld^ ^ BapiditT.
B4pid(s da, Ow Kapid, qaick.
Bapldgo, ga, a. Ravenooa.
Bapifla, y, Bapino, robberj.
KaplAador, ra, «. Plunderer, robber.
RapiSAr, va, (OolL) To plunder, rob.
Rapbtf, am. Barber, shaver.
B&po, sm. A round-rooted turnip.
Rap6ncbIgo, «m. (Bot) Esculent beUflower.
lUp^nticOj «n. V. Ruibarbo rapdnUco.
Rap68a, ^f. Female fbx ; cnnnlnff person.
K^>06e^r, miv To use artifictia like a fox.
Rapoa^ra, ^/T Fox-hole.
Baposeria, ^ Artful kindness
BapoaSlla* ius f^. Artftil wench.
Rapoaino, na. a. Vulpine. V. Jiapo9uno.
Rap66o, WK Male fox.
RaposAno, na. ct, Fosnr.
Rap86dla, ^ Bhapso^.
B^ta, a. A woman who Is snatched bj a
roan \>j artlfloe.
Ripto, 9m, Rape; rapine; rapture; vapors.
B^ptor, 9m^ Bavlsher.
Bique, 6m, Arrack.
Raqu6ro, (tm. Wrecker.
Baqu6ta, ^. Backet battledoor.
Baquet^ 9m. Backet-maker, racket-soUer.
Raqultioo, ca, a. Rloke^.
Raquiti^ »/. Rickets, a disease.
Raram^te, ad. Rarely, seldom. [air.
Rarefacci6n, ^ Bar^ftction: applied to the
Rarcfac^r, ro. V. Jiarijicar.^vr, To rarefy.
Bareflioiente, a. Barefying.
Rare&ctivo, va, a. Barofactive.
Barefacto, ta, pp. irr, of Har^fiicer and
Bai^za, ^ Barlty; scarcity; cnrloeity.
RaridAd, «/ Rarity ; subtilty ; oddity.
Radfldkr. va. To rarefy, dilate,
Kariflcativo, va, a. Rarefying.
ELiio. ra, a. Rare; scarce, odd ; famous; ex-
cellent; porona.
R^lro, a. Rarely.
Ras, sm. LevoC lias con ra9, On a par.
Rasad^, 9m. Strickle for measuring salt ; a
sly measurer. [with a strickle.
Rasad^a, tf. The act of measuring salt, &c,
Rasam6nte. ad. Publicly, openly, clearly.
Rasdr, va. To measure with a strickle; rase,
skim.
Raacaddra, $/. Y. Ra%cador and Almchama,
Bascaddr, «m. Scraper; rasp ; headpin, bod-
kin, [ing; scratch.
BascadAra, «/. Scratching, scraping, or rasp-
Rflscalino, 9m, Y. THAuda. [Ing.
Ra8camI6iito, 97n. Act of scraping or scratch^
Rascam6fio, 9m. Woman's headpin, bodkin.
Rascir, va. To scratch, scrape.
Rascss6n, f/. Pricking, tickling, itching.
R4800, 9m. Tener gano de raico^ (ColL) To
be desirous of romping or playing.
Rasc6n, na, a. Sour, sharp, acrid.
Raso6n, sm. (Qm.) Land-ralL
RascuQdr, va. To scar, scratch, scrape.
(Piet) To delineate; draw. [painting.
Rasciifio, 9m. Y. Ba9quno. Sketch of a
RasSl, 9m. Part of a ship towards the head
tnd^tem.
Bas^ro, 9m. Btdekle. . Y. Rasador, Medir
RAT
por im rasero. To act or proceed wUb
out proper distinctioD.
Ras^t^ 9m. Satinet
Rasgfido, da, a. Rent, open : applied to a
wide balcony or lai^e window.
Rasgiido, 9m, Y. RQ9gon.
Ra^ad6r, ra, & Tearcr, cleaver, scratchei.
Ratigdr, va. To tear, rend, lacerate.
R^iago, 9m. Dash, stroke; a magna:iimoa«
action.
Rasg6n, 9m, Rent, rag, tatter, laceration.
Rasgueido, 9m. Act of making flonrlEhes.
Rasgue^, vn. To Houriah, form figures by
lines.
Rasguillo, 9m, A small dash of a pen.
Rai^do, 9m. Fine strokes of a pen ; lines
elegantly drawn.
Rasgufi&r, va. To scratch, scrape; sketch.
Rasgniiito, fiuelo, 9m, Sli^t scratch or
sketch.
RasgfiiSo, «m. Scratch, scar; nip; sketch.
RasUla, «< Seiige; a fine fioorlng-tile.
Rasidn, ^. Pulverization of a hard substeaee
to powder.
R&io, 9m, Satin.
Rilso, sa, a. Clear; plain; flat; private.
R^ispa, 4< The beard of com; backbone of
fish; stalk of grapes; rasp.
Raspad6ra, s/. Raker.
Raspadillo, «m. Ffaud practised by gambleni
Raspaddr, cm. Ram, coarse file.
Ras^ad&ra, af. Filing, rasping, abnulon;
filings, scrapings, shavings.
Raspami^nto, «m. Act of rasping or filing.
RaspSnte, p<t. and a. Rasping, rourii.
Rasp&r, CO. To scrape, rasp, pare off; prlf #
stecL
Raspear, tm. To have a hair In the pen.
Baspindgro, gra, a. V. ArUpri^to.
Ra8p6n (DeX od. Scrapingly, thievishly.
Rasqu6ta, ^ (Nau.) Scraper.
Bastcl, 9m, Bar or lattice.
Bastlllador, ra, a. Y. RantriUador.
Rastiliru-, va. To hackle flax.
Rastin^ro, 9m. Shoplifter.
RasUlIo, 9m^ Y. RaeiHUo.
RAstra, tf. Sleigh or sledge; creeper; lacei
track; a string of dried fhiit
Bastralldr, vn. To crack with a whip.
Rastroad6r, ra, a. Tracer, smeller, fbilower.
Rastro&r, va. To trace ; investigate, fifttliom ;
skim the ground. •
Rastr6o, 9m. (Prov.) Fringe or small pieoet
of stuff hanging round.
Rastrdro, ra, a. Craping, dragging; scenting.
Bftstr^rov «m. Inspector, workman in t
slaughter-house.
RastriHad^r, ra, «. Flax-dreeser; raker.
Bastrilhir, va. To dre» flax, hatchel ; rake.
Bastrillo, 9m. Hackle; flax-comb; lokc;
rack; mujole; poricu'Iis.
B^tro, am. Track; sledze; slaughter bouse;
sign; vestige; rake; uiurrow.
RaslToj^ ^Stubble ground.
Rastr6}o, «m. Stubble.
Bastiim, ^f. Shaving; scraping, filing.
Basanel6n, «/: Y. lxa9ion,
Basur&r, va. To shave Avlth a noor.
B&ta, «^ Rat; share, portion ; cae of balr.
Rati^ia. 9f. Ratafia.
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Bftteiir, va. To tbsto in proportton; dlride
proportioDiilly ; filch. — tm. To creep.
Rftt6o, rnn. Dlstribntion aI a certain rate.
Raterani6ntA« acL Meanly, vilely.
Raterta, <f/C Larceny; vile conduct
Batt-ru, ra, a. Creeping; skimming; thier-
ish; vile.
Raterufilo, ula. «. Little pilferer.
Ratito, (tm. A little while, a ebort time.
Ratlficacion, s/. Ratification ; confirmation,
liatiflcar, t>a. To ratify, approve.
Batigar, ca« To secure a load with ropes.
Ratigo, tm. Articles carted.
Ratihabicidn, ^ (Law) Batifleation.
Batina, if^ Ratteen, also mosk-rat
Bdto, 9m. Mouse; short space of time.
B4tOk ta, Ow Firm, valid, conclusive.
Baton, 9m. Mouse. (Nau.) Hidden rock.
Kat6na, »/. Female mouse or rat
Raton^, «a. To gnaw. — vr. To become sick.
Ratoncito, a. A uttle mouse.
Batonera, ^ Mouse-trap; (aU <tf rata
Randal, «m. Tonrent; plenty.
Baudam6nte, ad. Bapidly.
Bdodo, daiO. Rapid, precipitate.
Btiuta. it/. Road, way, route.
Bavisante, a. (Her.) Ravlseant
Bdya, ^ Stroke, dash; limit; frontier;
term. Hchth.) Bay. A' raya, 0>rrectly.
BayMo, oa, a. Streaky, variegated.
Bav&no, na, (u Neighboring, contiguous,
llmitaneoua.
Bay4r, vo. To form strokes, draw lines;
streak, variegate; expunge.~pn. To ex-
cel, surpass.
Bayeta, «/ A striped cloth of various colors.
Bivo, «m. Bay of light; line ; radius ; spoke ;
thunderbolt ; a genius.— p<. Bays of glory ;
wrath.
Bdyo, inUft^. Fury I
Kayon&nte, a. Radiated.
Bay6eo, sa, tf. FnU of lines.
Bajrudla, e/. A small 1/ne; game.
Bayu^lo, «m. (Om.) Small snipe.
Baza, ^ Race, lineage* clan ; quality of cloth.
Bazado, a. Woollen doth of unequal color.
B^zago, 9m* Ooarso doth aoade of tow.
Bazon, 4/C Reason ; ailment; moderation;
cause* principle; consideration; right.
Justice; partnership, firm ; register.
Bizonible, a. Beasonable; fair; Just
Baxonablejo, Ja, a. ((DolL) Moderate.
Bazonablemente, cuL Beasonably; moder-
ately. [dona
Baxoni^o, da, a. Bational, prudent, Judi-
Eazonami^to, 9m, Beasonlng, disooone,
speech.
IUion&nte,pa. Beasoninff; reasoner.
Bazon&r, «?*. To reason, discourse. — eo. To
ifdvocatd; comoute^ [count
Basoncita, nf. A short memorandum or ac-
Kd^prep, Always used in composition, sig-
nnying repetition.
fU, 9m. TMus.) Re, musical note.
Bm, ^f. Female criminaL
Veaoddn, ^ Reaction, revulsion.
lUActo, as, c Obstinate, stubborn.
BeaortmlnMl^j, «/! Recrimination.
Beacrimln&r, va. To recrimlnata.
B«admiei6n, «^ ReadrnMot
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Beadmitlr. «a. (LttUe ua) To readmit
Beagravad6n, 9f. Reaggravation.
Beagmv&r, va. To aggrarate anew.
Reagudo, da, a. Very acute.
Real, a. Actual; royal; grand, splendid
true ; fair, candid. [army ; real, a coin.
Real, (an. The king's tent; main l>o(1y of no
Benlco. tm. Raised work, embossment;
lustre, splendor.
Realigu, srn. A chamber organ.
Realengo, ga, a. Royal, kingly; unappro
priated.
Realengo, «m. Royal patrimony.
Realdra, ^ Y. MaentHL
Keali'te, 9m. V. DiemlocAeno.
ReahSza, 9/. Bojralty.
Eealiddd, 9/. Reality, fact; troth.
KealiUo, ito, 9m. Real vellon, S cents, U. S.
Realista, «ok Royalist, loyalist
Bealizif, va. To realize.
Bealmtote, ad. Really, actually; royallv.
Bealzar, ito. To raise; emboss; aggrandize.
Reamdr, ca. To love agdn ; love mu^
Reanlmar, va. To cheer, reanimate.
Reafi4)Jo,Ja, a. Oldish.
Reapretir, ca. To press again.
Bear^, va. To plough again.
Roasnmir. vo. To retake, reassume.
Reasunddn, fif. Reassnmntion.
Beita, »/. Bope; the leader mule.
Beatadura, if. The tying one beast after
another.
BeatiU-, va. To tie one beast to another; re-
tie or tie tightiy; follow another's opln*
ion. (Nau.) To woold masts or yards.
Be^te, RiSte, «m. Border of flowers in a
garden.
Bedto, 9m^ Obllntion of atonement for a sin.
Reaventir, va. To winnow a second time.
Rebdba, />/ Beslavering, drivelHng.
Bebi^a, ff. Dednction ; drawback.
Bcbfljar. va. To abate; deduct; discount;
curtail; retract, flinch. Vh buque reba-^
jado^ A razeed vessel.
Reb^jo, sm. Oroove in timber or stone.
Bebdi^e, 9m. Windings of a river.
Beb&isa, ^ Stagnant water, puddle, [stop
Rebalsar, va. To dam water to form a pool
Bebanida, 9f. SHoe.
Bebanadilla, «/? A small slice.
Bebanikr, «a. To slice pent, divide. [seat
Beb^mco, 9m. (Arch.) The second bench of
Bebaflad^ ^ Drag.
Bebafiir, va. v. Arrebafktr.
Bebafi^o, ga, a. Oregartoua
Bebifio, Mn. Flock, herd; crowd, heap; aa-
sembl^ of the faltbftil.
BebaAuelo, 9m. Small flock of sheep.
Bebaptizihido, da, a. He who is to be rcbap-
tized.
BebaptizA', va. V. Bsbauifear.
Beb8sad6ro, 9m. (Nau.) Difficult of passage.
Bebasar, va. (Nau.) To sail past any dlffleuK
place.
Bebastar, vn.Tohe more than enough.
BebatAr, va. V. Arrebatar.
Beb4te, am. Dispute, disagreement
Bebatimltoto. am. Bepnldon.
Bebattfia, f< y. ^fwof^la. Andat-AUi
raboHfla, To soramblo for.
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B«b«iir, va. To reslftt; ward off; object;
reftite; settle acoonntiw [port
Uob&^o, tm. A sararise; Akmi, fit; inaa-
Bebavtizad6n, «/! Act or rebeptizlng.
Kebftutiz&r, «a. To rebaptizo.
Rcbeb^r, va. To drink often.
Beb^oof ca, a, Croaa-gralned, intraotablei
BebelArse^ «r. To revolt; resist, oppose;
excite.
Rob61de, mk BebeL [able.
Beb^lde, a. Bobeliioos; stubbom, intract-
Bebeldia, tif. Bebelllonsnesa, contnmacy;
atabbomnesaw (Law) Deteult
Bebeli6n, s/, BebelUon, insurrection.
Bebcllin, sm, (Fort) Bavelin.
Beboldn, na, a Bestire, stubborn horsob
Bebenc^o, 9m, Blow with a port-rope.
Bebendecir, «n. To bless or consecrate anew.
Bebtoqnc, em. Bope for whipping. Beben-
bus aeportaB, (Nan.) Port-rope.
BcUza, sf. (Nao.) Change in tho coarse of
tidoe or cnrrentSw
Reb6zo, tnu Pouting lip.
Rebl^n, ad, Yerj well. [time.
Bebinad&ra, »f, (Agr.) Ploughing a third
Bebindr, «a. (Agr.) Y. Terciar. [er.
Beblsabn61a, $/. Thegreat-groat grandmoth-
Rebisabudlo, wt. The great^great grand-
father, (ninddaii^^hter.
Rcblsnl^ta, Reblznl6ta, ^ The great-great
Ecblsnidto, Bebiznii^to, am. The great*great
grandson.
Reblandeo6r, va. To make bland or tender.
UebocUio, «m. A short cloak or mantle.
Bebollir, sm. Thicket of oak saplings.
BobollidQra, «/ (Gunn.) Honejcoinb ; flaw
in the bore of ordnance. [of a tree.
Reb611o, am. (Bot) The Turkey oak. Trunk
Bebolliido, da. a. Y. B«hecho and Doble.
A rude, hard diamond.
Bobofi^, vn. (Prov.) To stop a water-mill
on account of too much water.
Bebosad^ro, am. Place where any thing
overflows.
Beboeadura, ijf. Overflow of a liquid veeseL
Bebo84r, va. To overflow ; abound ; display.
Bebotaddra, ^ Iron plate which raises the
nap on clotti to be shorn. [er.
Bebotad6r, ra^A One who rebounds; dlndi-
IteboUlr, vn. To rebound; change color.—
va. To clinch a spike or nail; repel — vr.
To retract [second mission.
Beb6te, am, Bcbound. Jm reboU^ On i
Bebotica, ^ Apothecary's back-room.
Bebotiga, ^, V. TratUmda. [!««▼«•
Bebotm, mn. Second growth of mulberry
Bebozadito, iia, a. Slightly muffled or basted.
Bebozor, va. To over-baste meat—^r. To
be muiflod up. [Z>a r^ixmo^ Secretly.
Beb6zo, em. Muffling one^s self up ; muffler.
Bebramar, va. To bellow repeatedly.
Bebr4mo, am. Braying of stags.
Bebrotiu, am. The second growth of clover.
BebudMr, va. To snuffle and grunt as a wild
boar.
Bebudno, na, a. Yery good, escellent
Bebufi&r, vn. To blow or mort rq>eatedly.
B«b6fo. am. Snorting, blowing, or sniffling.
Bebt^il, 9m, Small flock of cattle; a smftll
piece of arable land
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Beb^lal^ 9m, A petty ft^mer
Bebm&r, va. To rumple, witnklcL
Beb^ am. Muffler, wrapper. (ProT.)Pop
tlon of tithe paid in money.
Jtebullido, 9m. Great damor or tdmult
Bebullir, vn. To stir, begin, move.
Bebun:^^, va. (ColL) To wrap up; pack.
Rebnn^6n, ami. A carelessly made bundle.
BebAsca, ^ Besearcb; gleaning; ref\ise,r9
Bebuscaddr, ra, a. Gleaner; reMarcber.
Bebuacir, va. To search, inquixo with giMl
attention.
Beb^isco, 9m. Besearch; gleaning.
BebutSr, va, (Ptoy.) To atuii; fill up.
Bebuznad6r, ra. 9. Brayer. [singer.
Bebuznir, DO. To bray. ( Joe.) To be a baJ
BebAzno, 9m, Braving of an aaa.
Becab&r, va. To oDtam by entreaty.
Becaddro, 9m^ (Prov.) Porter, messenger.
Bec4do, 9m, Measage, errand : present gift ;
compliments; dally provistons; tool, im-
plement; reocHrd.
Bcca6r, vn. To &11 back, retoee: devolve.
Becaida, iff. Belapse; a aeoond fiul.
BecalAda, 9f. (Nan.) The act of descrying
the land ; UmdflUL [To stand In abore.
Becal&r, va. To soak with liquor. (Nan.)
Becalcadamtete, ad. Closely; rehemently.
Bocald^, va. To squeeze; Kuft — vr. To in-
culcate: lean back.
Becaldtrar, vn. To kick with the heel;
wince; be obstinate.
Beoalentamitoto, 9m, Excandeacenoe.
BecalentAr, va. To heat again, rekindle.
Becalzir, va. To pride a design on paper;
mould up pUmts; prepare mortar or cem-
ent [felloe of a wheel.
Bec41zo, 9m. The repairing a wall; outside
Becalzdn, 9m. Outer fdloe of a wheel
Becamad6r, ra, «. Embroiderer.
Becamir, «& To embroider with raised
work, tnt [ture.
Becimara, ^f. Wardrobe; houaehold Aiml-
Becamarilla, a/ A small wardrobe.
Becambiihr, va. To rechanae; add the re-
exchange on a protoated bul ; recompense.
Bectoibio, 9m. A new barter; re-exdiango;
retribution.
Beduno, am. Embroidery ; button-hole with
lace and tawol.
Becanad6n, ^. Measuring by eanas.
Becancanilla, ^ Afltsctatlon of limping and
talking.
Becantad6n, ^ Becantation, retractation.
Becant6n, 9m. Comer-stona
Becapadt4r, va. To recall to mind.
Becapitnladdn, a< Becapitolatlon.
Becapitul4r, va. To recapltuUite, sum np.
Bectfga, 9f. Additional tax; second duofe
of llre-arma.
Becargir, va. To remand to nrison on a
new charge; renew the attack; rdo«d.
Bec&rgo, 9m. A new charge ot accnaattoa *
increase of a fbver.
Bec&ta, ^. The act of tasting again.
Becatadam^Bte, ad. Cautiously ; mode&Uy
cunnln^y.
BecatAdo, da, a. Prudent droumspect; shy.
honrat candid, modest.
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ReeatAr. 9a, To seoreCe; tasta again.— «r.
To take core ; doubt
BadUoAr, vn. To haggle. Y. Hegatear.
BeeaUriai ^ Y. Xtgatoturia,
Becito, «ffk Pradenoe, eaotion; modesij,
honor; aecroej: coyneaa.
Reoat^ am. Motal socket of a lance or pike.
Becat6n, na, a. and «. Y. RtgaUm.
Becaton&Eo, mn. Stroke with a pike or lance.
Becatoneiir, eo. To bay by wholesale, in
order to retail
lUeatoneria, Becatonia, ^. Y. Begatonsria^
Beoaadaci6n, tf. Collectloa of rents or taxes,
km, ; collector's office.
Beeaadad6r. am. Tax-gatherer, collector.
Beeandamiento, tm. Collection of rents,
debta, Aa ; office or district of a collector.
Beoaad^, «<x. To collect; obtain.
BecaddOifffK GoUectioii; provision; seen-
rity. Y.BeoadiK
Beoav&r, va To dig a second Udm.
Becazir, wk To aene prey.
Bedbo, atn. Guard of a sword ; back of the
blade of a knife.
Bec6K am, A striped tapestry.
Bec61o, am. Imi^rination of UL Y, Rmtto.
Beeentadtura, V^Xeaven of bread.
BecentAl, a. A sacking lamb.
BeoenUir, «& To put leaven into dough to
raise it Y. Iimiowir$4.
Becefiir, va. To regird, gird tight
Beeepd6n, ^Becc^ntlon, acceptation.
Bec6pta, a/ Y. Sseda.
Beceptadao, << Beceptlon of stolen goods.
Becept^ooks ami. Beceptaole ; refhge ; gutter.
Beeeptaddr, mn, Beoeiver ; abettor.
BoceptiD^ va. To receive stolen goods ; abet
—w. To take reAigei
Beeeptivo, va, <k Beeeptive.
Bec^pto, am. Aaylum, refoga [erty.
Becept^, ra, a. A receiver of stolen prop-
Beceptdr, rnn, Beceiver, treasurer; aecre-
taxy to a delegate Judge.
BeoMktoria, -4< Beoelver'a or treasurer's
office ; power of a delegate judge.
BeeMt, tm. Yacation. Y. JiMle,
Beeiso, tm, Becess; recession.
Bec6ta, ^ Bectpe; memorandom or order
Ibr goods.
Beoetad^r, tm, Proacriber of medicinea.
BecetAr, va. To prescribe ; make extrava-
gant chargea. [tlona.
Becetlrio, amw Anothecary's iilo of preserip-
Becet6ro, tm, who preserves prescriptions
of pfayatdans. Meceteroty Paddlera
Beoeoo< iUa, ita, «/t A small prescription.
Becet6r, tm, Beceiver, treasurer.
Becetoria, ^f. Treasury.
Bechaaaddr, ra, a. BepeDer.
B«ebaiami6nto, rnn. Bepulsion.
Beehaafe, CA. To repeL repulse ; contradict
BechAzo, am. Bebonnd, reacUon.
Beehifla, 9t. Whistle, wbiiAUng of the winds.
Bechlnador. ra, a. Oreaker.
Bachinamiento, am. Creaking of a machine,
gnaabing of teeth.
C^hinAutetpq. Creaking gnashing.
Baehlnir, vfi. To creak, dash ; grate; un-
dartilM with reluctance.
Becfateov tm. Creaking, clang, dash.
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Bech6ncho, cha, a. Chubby.
Red&l, am. Bopld.
Bedam^nte, (uL Strongly, Ibrdbly.
Bedbid^ ra, & Becelvable.
Bedbiddr, tm. Beceiver; administrator.
Bedbitote, pa. Beodvlng.
Bedbimldnto, am. Becdpt ; entcrtalomeat
antechamber. [of; sulTer ; admit
"Bedbir, «<& To accept, receive ; take char^
Bedbo,am. Beceptlon; receipt Modern
d4 rseibo, Timber fit for service.
B4den, ad. Becently, lately.
Becitote, ad. Becont new, modem.
Bedentem6nte, ad. Becently, newly, Jus(
now.
Bednchir, va. To bind with a girdle.
Bednto, am. Product district
BMo, da, & Stout, strong; coarse; rude;
arduous, rigid.
BAdo, ad. Strongly : rapidly ; vehemently
BMpe, am. (Coll.) Preecriptlon ; displeaa-
ure, disgust
Bedpiente,am. (Chem.) Bedptent, receiver.
Bedprocad6n, ^ Bedprooatlon, mutuality.
Bedprocamtote, ad, Bedprocally, mutu-
ally.
Bedprocir, vo. To reciprocate.
BedproddAd, a/. Bedprocation.
Redprooo, ca, a. Beciprocal, mutual.
Bedddn, |^ Beddon, abrogation.
Bedsimo, ma, a. Moat vehement
Bedtaddn, ^ Bedtation, redting.
BedtAdo^ am. (Mns.) Bedtatlvo.
Bedtad6r, ra, a. Bedter. [aaiiM
Redtinte, ta, a. Y. ComedianU and Far*
Bedtir. v<t To recite, rehearse.
BedtatSvo, vo, a, BedUUve.
Bed6ra, ^f. Strength, force.
BedsAlla, tf. Second filings or fhigmonta.
Bedamadon, ^ Bedamation ; remon>
atranee. {—^^^ To contradict, oppoee^
Bedam&r, «a. To decoy ; redaim, demand.
BecUme, am. (Nan.) Sneave-hole in a top-
mast-head.
Bedimo, am. Decoy-bird ; call ; allurement,
inducement; reclamation; tie-block.
BAde, am: Beatfh>m choir-duties.
Bedinad^n, ^ Beclining.
Bedlnido^ da, a. Bedtned, recumbent
BecUn&r, «a. and n. To redlne, lean back.
Reclinat6rio, am. Couch, thing to lean on.
Beduir, «& To ahnt up, seclude.
Bedu8i6n, af. Bednslon ; recess.
BeclAso, sa, & and a. Bednae.
Bedns6rio, am, Becees, pUce of retirement
BedAta, <^ Becrulting; supply.— am. B*>
cruit [crultlniL
Reclutad6r, am. A person employed in r^
BedatamiAnta am. Recruiting. [pllosk
BedutAr. wk To recruit; replace by sup*
BecobrAole, a. Becoverable.
RooobrAr, va. To recovw. — vr. To regain
vigor; recollect [things loet
Becobro, am. Beeovery, restoration ol
ReoooAr, «a. To boil aoain, boil too muob.—
«r. To eonaome with rage. [done^
RecAcho, cha, a. Boiled too much, ovei^
Reooddo, da, a. Over-boiled ; skllftil, clen r
over>ripe, dried up.
RecodadAro, am^ PUco for loaning
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Baoodir, vn. and r. To lean on the elbow.
Beo6do, rnn. An angle JatUng out
Boooged^ro, em. Store-room.
Eeooged6r, «m. Oatherer, gleaner.
Beoog6r, ffn. To retake; gather, collect,
hoard; receive, shelter. — <r/*. To take
shelter; reform; meditate.
RecugiilM, a/, pi. Women of a penitentiarj.
Uecugi'lamente, ad, Retiredlj. [tractedr
Reoogidu, da, (K Retired, secluded; con-
Kecogimiento, em. CtdlecUoo, aasemMagc;
retreat; penitentiary.
Recolar, va. To strain a second time.
vUeoloeoiiSn, ^. Summary, atwldgment; ro-
ooUoction; retirement; convent.
Becol^ ta, a. Belonging to a convent—
a. Devotee: a recollect
Becolorido, da, a. Red-&cod, red-noaed.
Kooombin&r, va. To recombine.
Kecomendible, a. Commendable, laudable.
Beoomendablem6nte. ad. Laudably.
Becomendacion, 9/. Itecommendation ; in-
junction; praise; dignity. [mend.
Baoomendir, v^ To charge, enjoin ; recom-
Beoomendaudo, cia, a. Commendatory.
Beeomendatorio, tIa, a. Becommendatory.
Becomp^nsa, */. Compensation, satislkcdon;
reward. [warded.
Becompensdblo, a. Capable of being re-
Becompensaoldn, ^. Compensation, reward,
recompense. [leei
Becompens4r, «o. To recompense, reward,
Becomponcr, «a. To recompose, mend.
Beoomposicidn, ^ (Chem.)Becompo6ition.
Beconoentrami^^nto, tm. Concentricity.
Beconcentrar,«a. To introduce; concentre;
dissemble.— i>r. To root [tlon.
Beconciliacidn, 4/C Beconolliatlon ; explana^
Booonciliibto, a. Beconoilable. {dier.
Itoconciliador, ra, «. Becondllator, recon-
Beconcilidr, va. To reconcile; accommo-
date ; coni^ecrate.— «r. To confesa offenoesw
Beoondliatt'irio, ria, a. Condliatory.
Beconcoradrae, vr. To scratch frequenUy
from itebing.
Becono6mio, tm. Itching; fear; craving.
Becdndito, ta, a. Becondite, secret, hidden,
abstruse.
Beconduodto, ^ Bcnewal of a lease.
Becondncir, vo. To renew a lease or con-
tract
Beconfes&r, vr. To oonfbsa again.
Beoonocod6r, ra, a. Examiner.
Beconoo^r, va. To try, ascertain; confess;
consider; recognize; scout [edly.
Beconocidam^nte, ad, Qrateftally, confess-
Boconoddo, da, a. and «. Confessed ; grate-
ta\; recognizee.
BeconodSnte, pa. Becognizinf.
Beconodmit^nto, sm, B^gniuon; acknowl-
edgment, gratitude ; recognizance ; in-
spection, survey.
Bcoonqubta, ^. Beconquest
Beccnqul8t4r. «a. To reconquer.
BeconstrucdOn, «/! Y. JUed^ieadon.
Becont&nte, pa. Bepeatlng, reporting.
Becont&r, i>a. To recount
Beoontento, 9m» Content
Becont^nto. ta, <t Very content
Boconvaleoer, vfk To recover firom sickness.
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Beoonvencitoi 4< Charge, accusation ; re*
proach [rscrhninata
Beoonvoiir, «a. To charge, accuse; retort,
Becopilacioo, iff. Summary, abriflgnient
BecopUad6r, 9m, CompUer, abrldgor.
Becopilar, «a. To atnidge, eompife.
Beooquin. tn. A cbubbed little fellow.
Booonl4ble, <^ Worthy of being recorded.
Becordadon, */. Beroembranoe.
Beoordaddr, ra, «. Becorder.
BecordAnte, pa, Becording, reminding.
Bccord^, vo. To remlnd.--«ii. To awakea
—w. To hit upon. [may be recorded.
Becordativo, va, a. That which records or
Beoorrte, no. To run over, survey; peruse;
mend. — en. To recur, have recourse to^
Beoortido, em. Figure of paper; piece of
painting not well finished.
Beoortdr, «a. To out away, shorten, pare
off; cut figures ; delineate.
Bec6rtcu am. Outline. JUcorUi^ Scallopi^
Becorvar, «a. V. Micorvar,
Becdrro, va, a Y. Oorvo,
Becos^r, wjt. To sow again a rip or rent
Becoetad^ro, am. Bestmg-place.
BecostiUlo, da, <L Becumbent, redlned.
Becoeti^, va. To lean against, reoUne^— •/*.
To go to rest; repose.
Bec6va» ^fi Pnrebasing in the country pro*
visions, dcCn to retail In town; pack ol
hounds. (Prov.) Shed, stall. [don.
Beeovico, mk Turning, winding; Simula-
Becov^ro, am. Huckster.
B6cre, am. Yaoatlon of choristers.
Bcereacidn, iff. Becreation, amusement
Becre&r, va. To amuse, de'ight gratify,
recreate.
Becreaiivo, ra, a, Becreatlve, Jiverting.
Bocrec^, vn. To grow again; be over*
grown; happen.
Beoredmionto, am. Growth, increase.
Becreido, da, a. Intractable: ^>plied to a
hawk.
Beerementido, da. a. Beereraontitions.
Beorem^nto, am, Becrement, dregs, dn*^
scoria [of amusemeat
Becr6o, am. Becreation ; amusement ; place
Becriminaddn, «< Y. Ji4a4sriminaci&H.
Becrimin&r, vit, V. B^acriminar.
Bectamtote, ad. Blghtly, justly, flOrly.
BectAngulo, la, a. Beotangular.
Beottogulo, am. Bectangle.
Bectiflcaddn, a/ BecUflcation.
Beotificir, va. To rectify; darlfy, redistil.
Bcctifloativo, va, a. Beotifler or eoxrector.
BeotUineo, nea, a, BeetUinear, rectUineoua
BectitufL iff Straigfatness; aprigfatnesi; es*
actitude.
B^cto, ta, a. Straight; upright, honest
B6cto, wt. (Anat) Beotum. [curateb
Bect6r, ra, a. Superior of a community; t
Bectorido, am. Bectorahlp.
Beotoril, a; BeotorlaL
BectorAr, «n. To be made a rector.
Beetoria, af, Beotorv, curacy.
B^cua, ff. Droye of beasts of burden.
BeouadrAr, va, V. Ouadrioular,
Becnidroi, am. (Arch.) Square oompirtmeii
Becui^e, am, Dutjfor the passage of cattlt
Beeuiuta, af One of the chords of a gnilir.
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Bflcodimdnto, B«eiidlra;tetQ, Mik Power
Tested to gatiier renta
BeeodSr, va. Y. Acudir.—i}n. To rebound,
rercot; meet
Becutoto, am. (Ptot.) InTentory; recen-
eioDf master. [recognition.
Becn^rdo, am. Bemembrsnoef memento;
Reen^ am. Muleteer.
Becn6sto, myh. Declivity.
Recikla, tjf. Recoil, retrocession. [recoil
Recul^da. ^. The fklling of a ship astern;
Kecnliir, «n. To fall tMck, recoil
Reculo, la, a. Hen bavii^ no tail
RecQ)6nes (A.'), ad. (OolL) Betrogrsdelj.
Becaperibw, a, Becoverahle.
Reouperaddn, »/. Beoorery, recnperatlon.
Reoaperaddr, ra, a. Rescner, redeemer.
Recaper&r, to. To reoorer, rescne, regain.
•^•^fr. To be convalescent
Recnperadvo, va, a. That which recovers.
Beetea, ^ Oomb<saw.
Becor&r, va, T«> open the teeth of combs.
Becnrhr, «a. To recnr, have recourse to.—
«»>.-To revert
RooArso. a^iK Becomse; appeal
RecuB^le, a. Exceptionable.
Beonaadto, »f. Exception; recnsstion.
BecQsdnte, p<i. Refoaing; recusant
Recusik*, va. To rrfbse, admit; recuse; ob-
ject to.
Bed, */. Net; grate of the parlor of a oon-
Tent; strong prison: snare, fraud; silk
coit [and publishing a paper.
Bedaccldn, ^ CompUeraent*. the editing
Redacts, t<h To compile, edit, publish a
new8pi4>er.
Redactor, tm. Compiler, editor, publisher.
BedAda, •/. Casting a net, a net^Ul of fish ;
mnltitode, crowd
Rediuto, 9m, (Anat) Caul, kelL
Redar, va. To cast a net
Redargiici6n, ^ Retort, refutation.
Redarguir, va. To retort, reply.
BedecMa, a/ A small net
Rededlla, ^ A head-dreas fbrmerly used.
Beded6r, am. Environs. ^re«f«efor. Bound
about
Bed61, •m. (Nan.) Loof-fltone. [ance.
Bedenoli^ «/ Redemption ; ransom ; aaslst-
Redent6r, ra, a. Nwtfro Bedentor^ Our
Redeemer, Jesus Christ
Redero, am. Net-maker; a catcher wttti a
net ofblrds and fish.
Red^ ra, a. Reticular; reticulated.
Rediddn, «/! Repetition. [a second time.
R«diezm&r, va. To decimate again, to tithe
Redl^zmo. &m. The ninth part of crops al-
ready Uthed.
Redil, 9m, ShoepfbM.
Redlmible, a. Redeemable. [succor.
Redimir, va. To redeem, rescue, ransom;
Redlngme, 9m. Riding-coat [butlon.
Redistrlbuci<Sn; ^/ A now or sccona dlstrl-
BMtto, am. Revenue, rent [l)roflt
Redltn&ble, Reditu&l, a. Producing rent or
Bedltnar, va. To yield any benefit or profit;
to rent [thick.
Redobt&do, da, a. Redoubled; stout and
Redoblamitoto, 9m. Reduplication.
Bedobttr, rtf. To redouble'; increase; rivet
REE
Red6ble, 9m. Repeated ; double beat on the
drum ; amplification of a discourse.
Redobleg^, va. V. JledoMar and Doblegar.
Redolino, 9m. Wheel for drawing lot&
Red6ma, 9m. Ylal; a flask; present to t
newly married conplei
Redomadizo, za, a. Very artfh] or sly.
Re<lom&do, da, a. Artflil, sly, craftr.
RedomAso, am. Stroke or blow with a bottle
of ink. [hood; pasture-ground.
Bed^ada, a. A ball^of silk.-^ Neighbor-
Redondamcnte, ad. In circumference
roundly, plainly. [round
Redondeamidnto, 9m, The act of making
Redonde^, va. To round. — vr. To extricate
one's self fh>m diflicultics and debta.
Redond^l, 9m. (Coll.) A round cloak ; a circle
Redond^ ^ Table-stand.
Redondute, a. Roundish, circular.
Redond^ a/ Ronndness, circular fonn.
Redondilla ^ Roundel or roundelav.
Red6ndo, da, a. Circular, spherical : Roman
applied to letters; manliRBet, straight
Reaondo. 9m. Spede, hard cash ; globe, orb.
J>6 reaondo^ In round clothes. [flgurou
Redond6n, tm. A large circle or oroicular
Redop^lo, am. Rubbing cloth against tbe
grain; souffle, affiray. Al r^optlo^ Pr<»-
posterouslv.
Red6r, 9m, A round mat
R^ro, ad. Behind, backwards.— am. Orclee
on the horns of cattle, indicating their age.
Redr^Jo, Redru^ 9m. Grapes remaining
after the vintage; aftcr-fhiit or blossom.
Redro)u61o, 9m. (Coll.) Languid boy.
Kedrufia. a/ Left hand or side. V. Vwelta,
Reduccion, ff. Reduction , oonversion ; dis-
solution, liquefaction.
Reducible, a. liedudble, convertible.
Reducido, da, a. Reduced, diminished, nar-
row.
Redudmi/^nto, am. Reduction.
Reducir, va. To reduce; barter; convert;
abridge; confine.
Reductilk), 9m. A small redoubt
Rednetivo, va, a. Reductive.
Rcdiicto, 9m. (Port) Redoubt [cxoees.
Redund&nda, ff. Superfluity, redundance;
Rednnd&nte, pa. and a. Redundant, super-
fluous.
Rednndantem6nte, ad. Redundantly.
BedundAr, vn. To exundate, overtiow; re-
dound.
Reduplicad6n. *f. Reduplication. [tfve.
ReduplicAdo, o&tjou Reduplicate, rednplle^
RednpHcir. va. To reduplicate, redouble.
Rednpllcativo, ra, o. Reduplicatlveu
Reediflcad6n, 9f. Rebuilding.
Rccdiflcad6r, la. a. Rebnlldor, re-edlflor.
Rcedlfldir, va. To rebuild ; ro-ediiy.
Reelecd6n, a/ Re-election. [c4
Reddcto, ta, pp. irr. of Jieet^lr^ Ro-olect-
Reelesir, va^To re-elect [l>arlt
Reembarcdr, va. and vr. To reship, re-era-
Roemb&rco, 97n. Rc-embarkation, rcehlp-
mcnt
ReombargAr. va. To embargo a second tima
Reembols.4ble, a. Reimborwtbla
ReombolsAr, va. To recover money ad
vanced; reimburse.
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Keembdlacs wk R«imbanement
Reemplaz4r, va. To replace, restore.
KoempUzo, am. fiepUdng: subBtitato in
Beemple^r, «a, Tp re-employ, reporchaaei
Beencarg^, «<x. To recommend agoio, re-
charga [recommend ea^perlj.
Beenoom«ndir, va. To commend anJn,
Beencatetro, wk Benooonter, coUitton;
akirmiab: scnffle.
Beengancfaar, va. To ro-enlist— «r. To en-
list one's self again.
Beenganehamidnto, BeengAndte, 9m. (MR)
Act of re-enUsting again ; bounty money.
Beengendrad6r, sou Kestorer; regenerator.
Beengendrami^to, am. Begeneration.
Beengendhinte, pck Kegcnerating ; restoring.
Beengendr&r, va. To regenerate, reprodnce ;
revive.
Beensayir, va. To assay again.
BeensAye, am. Second assay.
Beespen'ir, «a. To have great hope.
Beexaminaddn, ^ Be-Mcamlnation.
BeezaminAr, va. To re-ezamine. [ration.
Belkocito, a^. Befection, refk«sbmeat; repa-
Be&ls&do, da, a. False, deeeitftU. ROlt.
Befi^o, am, A monntaineer's or hlghlander^
Befeoci6n^^Belbction, refreshment; repa-
ration.
BcfectArio, am. Befectory.
Befer^nda, a/. Beference, relation ta
Beferendirio, am>. Pabllo registrar.
Beferdnte, a. Beferring, referrible.
Beferible, a. Beferrible.
Bei^BTir, va. To refer, relate, report; direct;
mark weights and measures.
Befert6ro, ra, a. Quarrelsome, wrangling.
Beflgur&r, va. To retnoe an imure formerly
seen or conceived. [By-the-by.
Beftldn (De), ad. Sharply, artrtOly.— od.
Befina, «/! A kind of sopeiline wooL
Beflnaeion, ^. Purification, defecation.
Befinaddra, s/! Befiner, a long cylindrical
stone called mano, used to work chocolate.
Befin&do, da, a. Beflned, subtle, artftil ; nice.
Beflnad6r, am. Beflner. [ment
Beflnad^ra, af. Bellning, purliVIng; reflne-
BeflnAr, va. To refine, purify ; bring to per-
fection.
BeCino, na, a. Double refined.
Bet ino, anu Grocer's shop. V. Beflnticion,
BeflrmAr, va. To strengthen, secure, ratify.
Befitol^ro. ra, «. One who has the care of
the ref«K^iT.
Beflt6r, am. In bi8hopric^ the portion of
tithe received by the cathedral chapter.
Eeflt6ri0i am, Befectory. V. Refeetorin.
Beflect^, Befleotir, im, (Opt) To reflect,
oast back. [mark.
Befl^a, tf. Craft, cunning; reflection, re-
Befli{)^, vn. To reflect the rays of light ; to
meditate.— «a. Y. Bffleodonar.
Befl^fo, am, Beflex, light reflected.
Befl^lo, la, a. Beflcct^ reflex.
Beflezfbilid^ af. BeflexibiUty.
Beflezible, a. Beflexible.
Beflozi6n, ^f. (Catop.) Befleotlon: applied
to light: moditatlon, consideration.
Befle»onur, «» To reflect, meditate, con-
sider.
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Beflexivamtote, ad. Beflexivcly.
Beflexivo, va, a. Beflexive, reflective ; con
siderateu [former splendor.
Beflorec6r, vn. To reflourish; return to
Befln^nte, pa, and a. Befluent
Beflnir, vn. To flow back, reflow.
Befl^o, am. Beflux. i^t^ d^ la marea^
Ebb or ebb-tide. [refreshmwt
Befodlad^n, ^fi Beetoration of strength by
Befodliir, va. To strengthen, refoduatek'
w. To be strengthened.
Befbcilo, am, BefociUation, pleasure.
Befoijir, va. To reforge, execute again.
BefiSrma, af, Belbrm, correction, amend-
ment: dlsmisaion from •ffloe.
Beformable, a, Beformable.
Beformaddn, ^. Beformation, reform.
Beform&do, am. A reformed ofllcer, an offt>
cer on half-pay, a reformado ; disbanded.
Reformaddr, ra, a, Beformer, corrector.
Beform&r, va. and or. To reform ; correct
mend ; reduce ; dismiss, discharge.
Beformatlvo, va, Beformatdrio, ria, a. B»>
formatory, corrective.
Bef&rme, am. Correction. Y. H^rmck
BeforzAda, ^. Narrow tape, list, or fillet; a
small sausage; bass cord of an instru-
ment
Beforz^do, da, a. Strengthened. [tape.
BeforzAdo, am. Y. R^/bnada. A kind ol
Beforzi^, va. To strengthen, fortify; ani-
mate.— or. To be strengthened and ro
covered.
Befos^to, am. (Fort) Cuvette in a ibsse.
Belhuxion, a/. (Dlop.) Bei^tion, asof light
Befractdrio, ria, a. Befractory.
Befr^cto, t^ a. Befraoted: applied to light
Befr^ am. Proverb. TeMr re/ranu^
(Coll.) To be versed In villanles.
BeiyangibiUdiid, ^ BefrangibUity.
Befrangible, a. Befttmeiblei
Befregadfira, ^, Y. R^ragon,
BefregamiSnto, am. Fricraon, friction.
Befre^r, va. To perfricate, rub ; reprove. —
or. To be stained all over.
Befreg6n, am. Frication, friction; a brief
conversation.
Befreir, va. To i^y exceesively.
Befrenamicnto, am. £efrenad6n, ^f. The
act of refraining; rcfrenatlon.
BofrenAr, v<u To curb a horse; refrain,
coerce, rein.
Befrendad6n, af. Legalization. [terslgn.
Btifrendir, va. To legalize a puUio act, eoua-
Befrendiirio, am. Public rcj^strar.
Befrenddta, f^ Counter-signature.
Befrescad6r, am. Befresher, refrigerator.
BefreecadAia, ^ Befreehing.
Befresdinte,pa. Cooling, refreshing.
BefroscAr, va. To refresh, cool ; refrigsc siU -
drink iced liqaora.— ofk To cool ; take tiM
air..
Beftvscativo, va, a. Befroshlng.
Befr^soo, am, Beft«shment; Icecream ; any
fresh beverage.
Bdri^ af, Affinay, aonflie, strifis. [wind.
BefrieguUhL ^f, A short, variable ^ale ot
Befrigeradon, ^ Befrlgeration, ooolicf.
Befrlger&nte, a. Befrigerant refrtgeralive—
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K«frfgerir. vcu To cool, refresh, refrigerate.
- Refrlgeradvo, va, a. Befrigerative, cooling.
Refrigerat6rio, 9m. Befrigeratory.
Beftig^rlo, •m, Sefi1g<)ratlon, refreshment;
comfort [tire.
Befringdnt«, jTO. and a. Refracting; refrac-
Befrlngir, tfo. To refract or intercept the
ravs of light,
Refttto. pp, irr. of lUfrMr,
Uefirotar, imz. To rah again.
Befhielle, «m» A net for catching fish.
Kefa6rzo, «m. Belnforcement, aid ; crotchet
b^glido, da, a. Sheltwed ; a refrigee or
emiflrant
Beftigidr, fxu To shelter, afford protection.
— »r. To take refhge, fly to for shelter.
Keffiglo, %m, Refhge, retreat, asylam.
Befarg6ncia, tf. Beltilgence, splendor.
Refhlg^nte, a, Befhlgent [anew.
Beftindlci6n, «/ The act of easting metals
Befandir, «a. To cast metals anew; con-
tain.—©». To convert to any thing.
Beftmfhiiadftra, ^f, Growling, grumbling.
Refunftafl&r, va. To snarl, growl, grumble.
Eeftmf&flo, sm. Ormnbling, mormoring,
growl.
Beftitaci6n, »f. Befhtatlon, oonfntation.
Refrit4ble, & Befritable.
RefriUid6r, am. Befhter.
Befat&r, va. To refhto, convict Y. Bektaar.
Befntat^rlo, rja. a. That which refhtes.
Begad^ra, if. w atering-pan ; canal for irri-
gation.
B^ad^ro, mn. V. Reguera.
Begadlo, sin. Irrigated land.
R^adio, la, a. irrigated.
Begadizo, za, a. That which can be Irrigated.
Bog{^6r, tm. Instrument used by comb-
makers; the right to a share of water for
irrisatiog lands.
Begad^ra, ^f. Inigation.
Begi^dl, B^ijo, em. Puddle or pool of stag-
nant water and dirt
Regdla, f^, (Nao.) Gunwale or gunnel
RegaUda, tf. King's stablea.
B^aladam6nte, ad. Delicately, pleasantly.
Begalido, da, a. Oonrenlent, delicate, dainty.
Begaladdr, ra, %. Entertainer; person of a
generous dlapoeitlon.
BegalAr, vo. To regale, entertain; caress;
gratify; cherish.
R^al^o, am. A small gift
Begaldros tm. Purveyor of fruit and flow-
ers for the royal family.
BegaUa, rf, Benilia, the ensigna of royalty ;
privilege. Beffciiiat^ Peniubites.
B^^icia, Begal&a, «/: V. iUgalim.
Begalito, am, A small present [hands.
Begattllo, mn. A small preeent; muff for the
BegaUdlo, ftm, (Om.) Golden-crested wren.
Beg»tti» an%. (Hot) Licorice. Tdainty.
Beg&Io, itk Preeent; pleasure, gratiilcatlon ;
Rci»I«L na, a. Delicate ; q^oiled, pamperod.
Kegamiento, am. Irrigation.
Beganir, vo. To regain.
Beiantio, ia, a. Watered. '7.Eegad%o.
Begaflida, af. A kind of cake. [ing.
Kecafriuio, da, a. Given reluctantly ; ih>wn-
Be^afiaddr, ra. a. Grumbler; croaa.
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Begafiami6ntD, am. Grumbling, snulinft
growL
Begafi^, vn. To snarl, murmur, grumble;
M peevish or cross ; reprimand.
R^^&r, wu To yelp, howl repeatedly.
Begiito, am, Torvity, soumeae or stemnlBes
of look; reprimand; scorched bread.
Begafi6n, na, a. Snarling, growling, cross ,-
grumbler.
R^r, va. To water, irrigate; moisten,
B^ta, if. A small channel of water latd
^uxlens.
Begat^, «n. (Nau.) Y. ReqaUat
Begite, am. Escape, evasion.
BMateir, wu To riggle ; use evasions.— ea
To haogle, be tedious in a bargain ; retail
proviuons; decline the execution of a
thine. [pin&
Begateo. am. Ila^ling or bartering, chop-
Begatena, af. Huckster's shoo. V. Rego'
wner^. TV. Regaton,
Begat^ro, ra, a. and a. Haggling, hawker.
B^to, am, A small rivulet
Begat6n, na, a. Huckster; haggler; socket,
ferrule.— a. Betailing.
BegatoneAr, xn. To huckster.
Begatoneria, if. Huckster's shop; huckster.
Begaz&r, «a. To tuck up, V. Arregaaar.
Begizo, am. Lap of a woman; fond re-
ception.
Begoncia, tf. Begoncy ; regentship ; regality.
Begeneraci6n, if. Begeneratlon; granulation
in a wound.
Begenerddo, do. a. Regenerate, regenerated.
Begener&r, va. To regenerate, reproduce.
B^cnerativo, va, a, Begenerative, gener-
ating:
Begtota, if Wife of a regent
Begenttf, va. To rule; govern; domineer.
Begdnte, am. Begent; master or lecturer of
universities; manager, director.-^. Bu-
ling. [pedant
Begente^, vn. To domineer; rule; be a
Beg6ra, ^ (Nau.) 3tern-fiut, stern-moorings.
B^amente, ad, Boyally.
B^b4do, da, a. Humpbacked, gibbous.
Begidda, am, Begicide.
Begiddio, am, B^iclde.
B^ddr, Mn. Alderman; governor; direct-
or.—a. V. RagiUvo,
Begiddra, Cj^ An alderman's wife.
Begidoria. Begidurin, ^ Governorship; al*
derroaorv.
Begil6ra, if. A plaything; a paper windmllL
B^men, am, Begimen, management, ays*
tem. (Gram.) Government of verbs.
Bc^mltoto, am. Administration, govern-
ment; munioipAlity; diet; regiment
B^o, gia, a, Boyal, kingly ; sutely, mag-
niflcent [of Ute body.
Regi6n, af. Begion, tract of land; a cavity
B^on41, a. Belonging to a region or dis
trict [manaee.— «n. To obey tlie helm.
Be^r, «A TO rule, govern, direct; conduct,
Begistr&do, da, a. Beglstered.
Begistrad6r, am, Begister, reglstrary, roconi
er; searcher; controller: toll-gatberer.
B^istrir, va. To survey, mspoct; invcsU
gate, control ; register, record.
B^istro, am. Search or examination ; enti^
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of goods; enrolling office. V. Protocolo.
Begister; a oertifleate of entrj; regulator
of A watdi or clock.
&egltAr, Y. VonUtar,
Rc^tivo, ra, a. RuliniTt governing.
Regizgiir, *n. (Prov.)To shudder with cold.
Kogia, «/ Rale, ruler ; rule of religious or-
ders; maxim; statute; priudple: mod-
eration; order; measure. Begla J^a^
Standard.
Regiadam6nte, a<f. Regnlarif, orderlf.
Begl&do, da, a. Regulated, temperate.
Beglam^nto, em. Regulation, ordinance, by-
law.
Begldr, a. Rttplar. [vr. To reform.
Segl4r, IHU To rule; regulate, measure. —
RegI<^ro, «m. Ruler; rule maker or seller.
Regldta, sf. (Print) Lead put b«tween lines
of typos.
Regi6n, em. Level, used by mesons.
R^ioola, cr. and e. Native of a kingdom.
R^ociiadam6nte, ad, Joyftally.
RcgocU^o, da, a. Joyfal, r^oioing, festive.
RegocUoddr, ra, «. Rejoicer, cheerer.
Regodiar, va. To gladden, cheer, exult—
«r. To rejoice, l>e merry.
RegocQo, stit. Joy, pleasure, merriment; re-
joicing:
Regodearse, vr. (Coll.) To be merry, re-
joice: be delighted; dally, trifle; assume
an air of reluctance.
R^rod^K), mn. Joy, mirth, merriment; a
feigned refusal of a thing earnestly de-
sired ; Joke. [tie boy.
Rcg6jo, em. 0mm or piece of bread ; a lit-
RcgoJuilo,«m. A very small morsel of bread.
R^likr, em. (Prov.) Scholar, student
Regoldad6r, em. (Low) He who belches,
Regold&no, na, a. Applied to the wild chest-
nut
Resroidftr, ^n. To eract; boast, brag.
Regnlfiir, f>n. and r. To flow back.
Reg6lfo. em. Reflux; whirlpool; gulf; bay.
R^mello, em. (Prov.> Remorse.
R^na, tf. Large canal for irrigating.
Regord^te, ta, <k Cbubbed, plump.
Regostirse, «r. To delight, dally.
Reg^sto, em. Delight pleasure.
Begraciaci6n, m^! Act oT thanking, gratitude.
Regracl&r, va. To testify gratitude, thank.
Regreedr, tm* To return to a place; recover
poiBession of a church beneflee.— <a. To
resign a benoflce; yield to others.
Regresidn, ff. Return ; regress.
Reir^ an. Return, regress; reversion,
devolution.
Regrufiir, f>n. To snarl, growL
Regaard^rse, vr. To take care of ^..e's self
Rc^^ido, em. Belch ; boast brag.
Regii^ra, ^f. Canal for watering lands; stem
of a ship: tail of a greyhound.
Beguerica, Ilia, ita, ^ A small canal for wa-
tering land*.
Beguiro, em. A smalt rivulet V. Regwtra,
BegueT6n, em. The principal canal of irri-
gation.
B^lE&r, >u To patch a suit of clothes.
Begulacito, ^f. Regulation, adjustment;
oompctation.
iado. da, a. Regulated * orderly, regular.
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Rcgulad6r, ra, a Regulator* prebendary,
who acts as toller at a ecrattuy.
Regul&r, v(k To regulate, adjust; put In or>
der.—a Regular, orderlv ; moderate ; eom«
mon, firequent; probable.
Regulir, em. R^niltf* in the Catholle
church; person who belongs to a religious
order. [exact discipline.
Regularid&d, tf. Regularltv, order; custom;
Regularmonte, ad. Regularly; ordinarily,
generally. Risk. (Om.^ WagUiL
R^lo, em. Chief of a petty eUte ; baal-
R^urgltaoidn, ^ (Med.) Regurgitation.
R««urilt^, vn. To regurgitate, overflow.
RebabTlitaci6n, ^ Rehabiliution.
Rehabilititr, «& To rehabilitate; reinstate ;
reflt repair. [Its.
Rebabitnarse^r. To return to Tidona bab-
Rehacdr, vo. To mend, repair, make again ;
add new strength and vigor.
Rehacimi6nto, tm. Renovation, reoowaL
Rehicio, cia, a. Obstinate, stubborn.
Rehiirto, ta, pp. irr, of IMariar. Super-
saturated.
Rehartikr, «a To satiate again.
Reh6cho. cha, a. Renewed, renovated;
squat broad-shouldered.
Reh6n, am. Uoetage.
Rehenchid&ra, ^ Act of atnfllng or refilling.
Rehenchir, ini. To All again, etoff anew.
Rehend^a, Rehendr^a, ^. Orevice, cleft
Eeherimidnto, Mk Repulsion; Inspection of
weights. [meaanree and weights
Rehenr. vo. To repel; Inspect and mark
Reherrar, wt. To reehoe a horse.
Rehervir, vn. To boil again ; be blinded by
passion. — vr. To ferment
Reh^o, tm. Shoot sprout
Rebiiadillo, em. Ribbon. Y. UUadiUo.
Rehlland6ra, ^. Windmill made of paper ;
plavthing.
Rebimr, eo. To twist or contract too much.
— «n. To stagger, reel
RehiI6te, Rehilero, em. A kind of ehuttio-
cock played with battiedoon.
Rehilo, em. Shivering. [atuflSng again.
Reblnohlml^nto, em. The act of filling of
Rehog&r, «a. To dress meat, basting It with
butter. [/Wtem*.
Reboilir, ta. To trample under loot Y.
Reb6ya, tf. Y. JUkouo.
RehnyAr, va. To dig holes fbr phmting trees.
Reh6yo, em. A deep hole or pit
Rehuida. ^f. A second flight; rapid turn o»
hunted game.
Rehnir, en.. To withdraw; return; r^eet
—TO. To deny or refhse.
Rehundir, va. To sink ; melt metals; waat4^
dissipate.— -eik To Increase perceptibly.
Rehurtido, da, a. liaking windings: apfihed
to game; trtfhlly evasive, delusive.
Reburtiirse, vr. To take a different roat«
from whence it roea
Rebiirto, em. A movement of the body tt
avoid impending danger; a shrug.
Rehuair, vn. To ref\ise, decline.
Reible, a. Laughablei Y. liisiUe.
Reidcro, em. Immoderate laughter •« 4
Ready to Ungh.
Roid6r, ra, «. Laugher.
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ReimpreaidD, tf, BetmprMsfon of a book,
Ac ; namber of copies reprinted at once.
R«lmprhnir, twi. To reprint ]n&;CuU>.
Reina, (f. Queen.
dna w?or<i, V. Jrt'fkr'
Reinido, wu Reign. [ini*;
ReinAnte, JMS. Refj^fng, excelling; prevall-
Roinir, va. To reign, govern, command;
^/redomioate. [vice.
Reincid^ncia, ^ ReiteratioQ; relap«e into
Relncid^nte, pa. Reiterating; relapsing.
Reincidir, vn. To relupso into rice or error;
reiterate.
RcIncorporecl6n, rf. Reincorporation.
ReincorporAr, «<r. To incorporate a second
time. — »r. To relmbodj.
Relno, wn. Kingdom, reign ; vegetable or
animal kingdom ; heaven.
Relntegraci^n, ^. Reintegration.
Reint^rAr, va. To reintegrate, restore.—
rr. To be relnsUted.
RelntAgro, am. Redintegration.
Reir, «m. To langh ; smile ; sneer or scofll
Reiteraci6n, ^ Repetition, reiteration.
Reiteradam6nte, aa, Repeatedlf.
Reiterir, «a To reltera£vrepeat
Reivindicaddn, ffiC (For.) Reoovory.
Relvlndie&r, ««, To recover.
RfJa, »f. Plowshare; coalter; iron grate.
Reladtf, UM. V. Arrffaoar.
R^ida, »/ V. Arr^ada,
ReijiUlo, «m. Door or window grate.
R^alcAr, wu To ploogh. [senic
R^algikr, 9m. Realgar, red sotpbnret of ar-
R^&sw, tin. Stroke or blow with a plough-
share.
Rejeria, tf^ Iron work manolkctorv.
Re]^ 9m, Maker of ban, latUcea, and
mteSL (ooulter or grate.
RetUIa, f/. Lattice fn confessionals; small
B^o, 9m, A pointed spike; sting of an in-
sect ; qnolts : rim of iron ; strength.
R<^6b, 9m. A sharp pointed dart
Rcgonazo, 9m. Thmst with a dart
Bjoncillo, 9m. A small lance or snear.
Bejonead<Sr, 9m, BuU-flghter who kills with
the rcjon, [Jon.
Beione&r, va. To wonnd bulls with the re-
B^on6o, «m. Tbe act of fighting bulls with
a dart
B^u^la, ^ A small grate; a foot-stove.
B4) nrdr, vn. To swear again.
B^ avenec^, vn. To grow young.
Belacidn, ttf. Relation, report memoir, ac-
count; romance, ballad ; correspondence,
analogy.
Belaclonib-, va. To relate, report
Belacion^ro, 9m. Reporter, narrator; bal-
lad-singer.
Selalacion, ^ Relaxation, extension; re-
mission, intermission; laxity of manners.
V. Qu^>radvra.
E<oI^lsdamAnt^ ad. Lleentionslv.
JMlidAdo, a. (Coll) Dissohite, dissipated.
BtUtfadOT, ra. a. Relaxing.
Belidamldnto, «m. Relaxation, laxity.
fielajar, va. To relax, slacken ; remit, an-
nnl. — er. To be relaxed; grow vldous;
be corrupted. V. Quebrane.
S«1am6r, va. To lick again.— rr. To relish ;
brag.
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RelamSdo, da, a. Affected In drees.— ^)p. of
Jtektmer, [thought
Re1Ampago,«nk Flash of lightning; a flash;
Relampagneinte, pa. Lightening. [kle.
Relampague&r, tm« To lighten; flash; spar-
Relampagudo, 9m. Lightning.
Relampaguz&r, m. V. JieUtrnpagu^ar.
Relinoe, sm. Casting of a net ; Ibrtultout
event
Relanxir, va. To repel : repulse. rdud
RelApso, sa, a. Relapsed into criminal con-
Relatad6r, ra, 9. Relater, narrator.
RelatAnte, pa. Reporting, narrating.
Relator, va. To relate^port [tively.
Relativamdnto, ad. Relatively, compara-
Relativo, va, a. Relative, comparative.
Rel&to, sm. Statement, narration.
Relat6r, 9m. Relater, narrator; reporter.
Relat6ra, tf. The wife of a reporter of ■
court of Justioe.
Relatoria, tf. Oflllce of a reporter.
Relav^fe, 9m. Washing-place.
Relav&r, va. To wash again.
Rel&ve,sm. Second washing of metals. Ji&-
lavei. Sweepings in a silversmith's shop.
Relavillo, 9m. Slight rewasblng.
Rele^r, va. To read over again, revise.
Relegacidn, «^ Judicial banishment; exlleu
RelecAr, va. To banish ; exile. [walL
Reloj&r, vn. To diminish the thickness oft
Rel^e, 9m. (Qunn.) Raised work in the
chamber or a piece of ordnance.
Relinte, tf. Night dew. [dew.
Relentecer, vn. and r. To be softened by
Rclovaci6n, sf. Reloration ; liberation ; re>
liof; remission.
R^lev&nte, a. Excellent eminent
Relevdr, va. To emboss, exalt ; disburden ;
assist; forgive.
Reldvo, 9m. (Mil.) Relief.
Rel6x, 9m. A gradnal diminution of a wall;
a clammy moisture of tbe lips.
RellcArlo, 9m, Reliquary, shrines
Relief; 9m. (Mil.) Warrant to receive either
rank or pay that fell due during one's ab-
sence, [scraps.
Rell6ve, 9m, Relief, relievo, embossment;
ReUga, tf. The second portion of alloy tr» a
metal.
Rellgacl6n, 9f. Binding, tving:
Religir, va. To bind, solder.
Religidn, tf. Religion ; niety.
Religion&rio, Religlomsta, «. com, Rel{«
ffionist sectary. [moderately.
Religiosamcnte, ad. Piously; punctually;
Rellglosld^^/rRellgiousnees; piety; puno*
tuality. [strict
RellglMo, sa, a. Religious, pious; ezM^
RelimAr, va. To file again.
RellmplAr, va. To clean a second timcb
Relimplo, la, a. Very dean.
Relincnad6r, ra, a. Neighing.
Relinchinte, pa. Neighing.
Relinch&ri vn. To neigti.
Rettncbo, RelinchSdo, 9m, Neigh, nelghlii^
Belindo, da, a. Very neat*
Relinga, tf (Nan.) Bolt-rope. BtUnga dd
ffrcUil, llead bolt-rope.
Rellng&r, va. (Nan.) To sew bolt-ropes tf
sails.— on. To rustle.
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le«IW|a(a, << Belio; relies; footstep, vestige.
ttellao&r, vet. To releveL— «r. To stretch
one's self *t AiIl length.
RolUbo, am, LandlDg-plsce of « stair.
BoUeniur, va. To fill sgsln ; staff with forced
meat ; resate one^s sell
Rollino, tin. Forced meat; repletion.
B«U6no, na, a. Crop«Aill, satiated.
Bell^nte, «m. Softness. V. JUlenU.
R^Ienteo6r, «». To be softened. V. Hdlet^
tseefm
Reldoo, ca, (ColL) Baving mad.
RelAj, «nh. Clock, watch.
Belc|i«ra, ^ Clock-case; watchmaker's wife^
Belcgeria, 9f, Clock and watch making;
watchmaker's shop.
ReloJ4nro, 9m. Watch and dock maker.
Relnch&r, «n. To struggle, wrestle, strive,
Relnct^nte, a. Belaoent, light, clear.
Relacir,«n. To shine, glisten, glitter; excel
RelambHmte, pa> Besplendent.
Relnmbr4r, «n. To sparkle, shine, glare.
Rel&mbre, sm. Coppery or irony taste.
Belnmbr6ra, ^ Y. Lumbrsra. [ness.
Belambr6n, sm. Lustre, dazzling brigbt-
RemachAdo, da, a, Cliodied, rlvetod.
Bemach4r, «& To flatten; clinch, rivet:
secore. [ring.
Remicbe, «7ik Flattening, riveUncr, secu-
Bomachdn, «m. Bnttresa. V. Machon.
Bemad6r, sm. Bower.
Bemadiira, ^f» Bowing.
Reroaldedr, v/r. To cnrse the cursors.
RomallAr, va. To mend a net or coat of mail
Bemaml6nto, »m. Bowin^^
fiemand&r, «a» To order several times.
Bemanec6r, vm To appear, occur ; rem^n,
bo left [ont
Bemanecl^nte, pfu and a, Bemalning, left
Beman6nte, ftm. Remainder, residue ; rem-
nant
Bemangad&ra, i^ (Prov.^ Tacktns up.
Romangdr, iHi. To tuck »p. V. Arrsman-
gar. [waist
Rem&ngo, mn. Plaits of the petticoat at the
Remansirse, vr. To obetnict the course of
a fluid. [lentitude.
Rem&nso, 9m. Smooth water; tardiness;
Remdnte, 9m. Bower.
Remdr, vn. To row, paddle; toll, struggle.
^ Remarc&r, va. To mark again.
Rematadaminte, ad. Entirely, totally.
RematAdo, da, a. Ended, terminated; to-
tally lost
Rematami6nto, 9m. V. Rem ate.
Kemat^, vo. To close, Unish ; end at ; ad-
Judge to the best bidder.
Sero&te, 9m. End, conclusion; edge, bor-
der; the biffhest bid; vignette: the top
of a pinnacle or gablo; also, tlie entire
pinnacle. [shutter.
Remb&lso. 9m. Rabbeting of a window-
Bemeoedor, 9m. Gatherer of ollvos.
Remecdr, wz. To rook ; swing.
RemedibK ^ Imtteble.
Remedaddr, ra, «. Imitator, mimic, mocker.
Remedami6nto, tm. Y. BmMdo. [mock.
Remed&r, iki. To oopy. imitate, mimic;
RomedlAblo, a. BemeolaDle. fearer.
Retncdiad^r, ra,.«. Protector, comforter;
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Remedi6r. oa To reoMdy, mend ; assist
RemediciOn, ^f. Measuring a second time.
RemMio, 9m, Remedy, reparation; curt
retouroe; lawsuit
Remedir, «a. To remeasnre.
Rem6do, am. Imitation, copv ; mockery.
Rememor&r, do. To remember, reoord.
Rememoratiro. va, a. Rememoratlve.
Bemenditdo, da, a. Patched; mende«l
spotted, tabby.
Bemendir, wk. To patch, mend ; oorrect
Beraendto, 9m. Botcher, patcher ; cobbler
Bementir, «n. To lie fhxiuently.
Bem^ro, 9fm. Bower, paddler. Y.^ims/v
Bem^ ^ Remittance of money or of
goods.
Bomesfir, va. To pluck ont the hatr.
Bemesdn, 9m, Plucking out of hair; t
thrust in fencing.
Bemet6r, va. To put back, pat in.
Bem&ehe, am. Space in galleys for oonvicta
Boml61, 9m, The second extract taken ft«>m
the cane.
Bemlteda 9m. Patch, clout repair; amend-
ment addition ; badge of muitary orders
Bemilgadam^te, ad. Affected, prudish,
grave. [or prudish.
Remi]g4dOk da, a. Affectodly nice, grave,
Remilgdrso, vr. To be affoctedly nice m
grave.
Remilgo, «»k Sijaeamishnees, prodery.
Reminlsc^ncia, ^ Reminiscence, recollec-
tion.
RemirMOk da, a. Prudent, cautious.
Remir&r, fxt. To revise ; review. — or. To
finish a thing with great care ; inapect
with pleasure ; examine one^s seIC
Remisamunte. ad. Remissly, carelrasly.
Remisible, a. Remissible. [midsness.
Remisi6a, ^ Remission; forgiveness; re*
Remistvamontc, ad, With remission.
Remlsivo, va, a. Remitting. Toos.
Remiso, sa, a. Remiss, careless; not rigor-
Remisdrla, «/ Order of a superior Judge to
refer a cause to another tnbonaL
Remis6rio, ria, a. Eemiasing, forgiving.
Remidr, va. To remit transmit; psidon ;
defer ; return a cause to an inferior court
— WK and r. To slacken.— «r. To refer to
another'a judgment; quote. Habor.
R6mo, 9m. (Nao.) An oar; long and luwd
Bemoci6n, ^ Removal.
Remqjad^, «m. Steeping-tub.
Remci|4r, va. To steep, imbrae.
Rem^o, 9m. Steeping or soaking.
RemoI&cha« ^ (Bot) Beet-root
RemolAr, am. Oar-maker'a ahop.
Remolc^, «a. (Nan.) To tow.
B«mol6r, va. To regrind.
Bemolimi^nto, am. Rogrlndlug
BemolinAate.pa. Whirling.
Bemollnir, Bemolineir, vn. To make gyra*
tionSb— «r. To whirl ; be confounded with
the crowd. [crowd; commotion.
BemoUno, am. Whirlwind; whirlpool;
Bemol6n, na, a. Indolent lazy. Lboar.
Bemol6n, am. The upper tusk of a wild
BemoloneArse, vr. To be idle; lag, loiter.
Bemdlquc, am. (Nan.) Towing a voMtl
Y. Remolcar.
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ItomoDiATf va. To dean a second time.
BemdiiU, «< BomouiitiDg cavalry.
Remontaixiitoto, vn. Soaring or towering;.
Remont4r, «<k To frighten away; remount
cavalry. — or. To tower, soar.
Remfote, «m. Boar; sablimtty of ideas.
Eemontista, sm. Ck>mmta8ioner for cavalry
horses.
Rem^qae, sm. Sarcastie wcrd.
Remoqu6to, mk Tbiunp ; a witty expres-
sion; gallimtrT. [anee, obstacle.
Rem6ns «/! (Ichth.) SnekiDg-flsh; fainder-
Remoraed6r, ra, a. Canstng remorse.
Bemord6r, «a. To bite repeatedly; oanse
remone, sting. [tlon.
Remordimltoto, «nk Eemorse, compono-
BenuMtir, va. To pot most into old wine.—
«r. To grow sweet and taste of most
Remorteoinse, or. V. Remotiwne.
Kemdeto, am, Puttlngranst into old wine.
Uemotam6nte, <Mf. Bemotely; unlikely;
conftasedly.
Kom6to, ta, a. Remote, distant; unlike.
Kemovdr, vo. To remove; alter; dismiss.
Eeroovimi^nto, tnu Removal; revulsion,
fermentation. [or becoming young.
Remozadtira, Remozami6nto, a. Appearing
Kemoz&r, 9a. To endeavor to appear young-
er than one is. [game.
Rerapi^dr, va. To pnsh; impel; approach
Kemp^o, am. Impulse, push, thrust; pres*
sure. V. Empvjf.
Rempt06n, tm. Push, thrust
Remuda, »/. Exchanvs; relay of horses.
Remudami6nto, •»!% Removal, exchange.
Remud&r, ifck To move again ; exchange.
Remnllir, va. To beat up ag∈ mollifjr.
Remuner&ble, a. Remunerablo, rewardable.
Remuneraci^n, »/. Remuneration, reward.
Remnnerad^, ra. a. Remunerator.
Remunerdr, oo. To remunerate, reward.
Romoneratorio, ria, a. Remunerative.
RemnsgAr, vn. (Coll.) To suspect
Rem6ago, am. Too cool an atmosphere or
sitnaaon.
Remnsguillo, am. Coollsh place.
Renae^, m. To be born again; acquire
grace l^ baptlanL [anew.
Renadtote, pa. and a. Renascent, ^musing
R«DacImi6nto, am. Regeneration; newbhrth.
Renaeu^o, sm. Spawn of frogs ; little, shape-
less man.
Reni^U a. Kidneys, renal.
ReneUla, 4/! Rancor; heart-burning.
RencillMo, aa, a. Peevish, touchy.
Itdnco, ca, a. Uip-shot; lame.
Bene6r, tm. Rancor, gnidge.
Renoorosam6nte, aa„ Ranoorously.
Boncor6Bo, sa, Benooridso, sa, a. Rancorous,
BptteAiL [ceded.
Renc6ao, a. A. ram with one testicle con*
B6oda, ^ The second dresslDs of vines.
Rend«e, $m. Reins of the bridle. [bird.
Rend/go, sttk Mimic; buffoon; mocking-
Renoir, oo. (Prov.) To dress vines a second
timeu [profit
Rendid^n, ^. Rendition, vleldtng; product,
Bendldam^nte, ad. Humbly, snbmodvely.
lendido, da, a. Obsequious; enbmlislvei
obedient
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Rend^a, »/. Crevice, crack, deft
Eendimidnto, am. Rendition; weariness
submisdon; rent income.
Rendir, txt. To subject, subdue, cMiquor
surrender, yield. — or. To be tired; sub*
mit RmcUr la guardia^ To set tha
watdu [person.
Reneg^<V *in, Ren^ado, apostate; wicked
Renegaddr, ra, a. Blasphemer; apostate.
Benegir, oo. To deny, disown; deteat, ab-
hor.—«». To apostatize; blaspheme.
Bengldn, tin. Line ; part of one's income.
RnigloiuB^ Writintt
Ben^onad6ra, ^ RuBng of paper.
R6ngo, ga, a, Uurt in the back or hipi
R^sue, wn, II sort of gauze.
Reni^ MU An execration.
Renitencia, f/T Resistaoce.
Renitente, a. Repugnant
Reno, 9m. Reindeer.
RenombrAdo, da, a. Renowned.
Rendmbre, am. Surname, flunlly name; re«
nown, fluna. [dung^ reform.
Renovaci6n, ^. Renovation, renewd;
Renovad^, ra, a. Reformer.
Renov&nto, pa. Renovating.
Benovir, oa. To renew ; reform ; noUsh ;
barter; reiterate.
Ronov^ro, am. Usurer; fHpper.
Renqueir, on. To limp, halt
R^nta, ^. Rent, income; tax.
Rentir, va. To produce, yield.
Rentdra. tf. A renter*a wife.
Renteria, ^ Productive property.
Rent6ro, am. Renter, farmer. [dice.'
RentSlla, «/ A small rent; game at cards, at
Bentista, 8m. Finander; custom-house of-
fice.
B6nto, em. fProv.) Covmtry reddence with
form-yard ; annud rent paid by a colonist
Rentdy, am, A came at card&
Renu&da, «/ Beluotanoe.
Renu6vo, 9m, Sprout, shoot; nnnery of
plasta, Ac ; renovation.
RentincLa, ^ Renunciation, resignation.
Renundible, a. Transferable.
Benundaddn, ^/. Renunciation. V. Be-
nuncio. [Banuncia.
R«ziundamldnto, 9m, Renouncement Y.
Rennnd&nte, pa. and a. Renouncer.
Renundir, ock To renounce, redgn; dis-
own; leave; reject [is resigned.
Renundatirio, 9tn. He to whom any wing
Benfincio, am. False play at cards; error,
mistake.
Refiido, da, a. At variance with another.
Reftid6r, ra, a. Quarreller. [oi^ie.
Beflir, va. and n. To quarrel, fight; scold;
B60, am. Offiander, ortmind ; guil^. (Ichth.)
Ray-trout fan eighth.
Reoctavir, oo. To extract the eighth part ol
Reoldr, va. To bleach wax.
Be^Jo, 9m, Mirar ds rat^ To look eon-
temptnondy or angrily* [«^nMco.
Beopdntioo, 91m. (Bot) V. J?t«<dar6o »w-
BeiMo^r, va. To eonsume the entire gnaa ol
pasture-ground.
Bepadeoir, va. and n. To suffer extremelr.
BeiMg^, va. To repay. [Ua
! Repdo, am. Indoanre for the pasture of ca»
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B«panUgdr86» «r. To lean back «t ftiU leogtb.
ItepapllAne, vr. To ««t to excess.
RoiMrublo, a. 0)^octi(»AbIe. [sation.
Reparaoi6o, «/ Beparatkni, repair; compen-
Bepanida, ^. SuddcD bound of a horse.
Reparador, ra,«. Kepalrer, mender: obserrer.
Eeparamlento, ttm, V. Iteparo and Jiepofa'
Repartir, mr^ To repair, restore; reflect;
compensate; expiate; correct; defend;
observe. — m. To regain strength ; stop or
halt— or. To refhdn, forbear.
Beparatlvo, va, a. KeparatiTe.
Beparo, srtK Repair, restoration; reooTery;
notice; reflection; support
Bcparon, tm. (ColL) Great difllcnlty.
Repar6n. na, a. Too cantiou&— «. Objector.
Repartible, a. Distributable.
RepartlclAn, ff. Distribution.
Repartlduro, ra, a. Distributing, parting:
Repartld6r, ra, «. Distributer; assessor of
taxes.
Eteparttml6nto, sm. Partition, apportion-
ment, distribution ; assessment
Repartir, va. To distribute, apportion, dis-
part; assess^
RepasadtTa. tf. Flanew [wooU
Repasad6ra, 9j^ Woman occupied in carding
Renaa^r, vn. To repass; revise; repeat; air
clothea.
Repasitta, ^ (OoR) Reprehension, obldlng.
Repasl6n, ^. (PhlL) Reaction.
Rep^iso.tfm. A revision, review; reprimand.
Repastar, va. To faed a second time.
Rep&sto. em. Increase of food.
Repatriar, vn. To return to one^s country.
Repech&r, co. and n. To mount a dedlvl^
or slope.
Rep^cho, MM. Declivity, slope.
Repcdir. va. To suppHoato a^iin.
RcpeUdo, «nk Salad of berb&
Rcpeldr, va. To pull out the hair ; nip grnas.
Repelcr, va. To repel : reject
Repoli^nte, sm. Repellent [plaster.
Repell&r, va. To run a tit)wel over tiie
Repelo, «m. A small part raising against the
grain; dispute; repugnance, aversion.
Repel6n, ffm. Pulling out the hair ; part loose
in any thing. A' repdonety By lltUe and
llttie. De repiion^ Bv the way ; in baste.
Repel6eo, sa, a. Of a Dad gram ; touchy,
peevish, punctilious: rigid.
Repenaar, va. To consider, reflect
Rep6nte, mn. A sudden movement De re-
pent^^ Suddenly.
Rcpentinam^te, ad. Suddenly.
RepenUno, na, a. Sudden, unloroacen.
Repentirse, vr, V. Arrfpentirte.
liepentista, am. Composer of impromptus.
Repenton, ftm. An une^ipectod event; asnd-
dm movement
Bepeor, a. Much worsen
Repereudida, ^f. Repercussion. \tir.
Repercudlr, vn. To rebound. V. Reperdb"
RepereuBl6n, tf. Reperousslon.
Beperensivo, va, a. Bepercuaslve.
Repercutir, vn. To rebound ; reverberate.—
va. To ropeL
Rei>ert6rio, «m. Repertory.
Bopoe&r, va. To weigh again.
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Rep^«m. Weighing aaaoondtlma; wtigk
ofllce. ItiM.
Repetid^n, ^ Repetition ; i«peator ; theato;
Repetldamente, ad. Repeatedly.
Repetiddr, ra, a. Repeater.
Itcpotir, va. To demand ; repeat, redtti r^
hcart)e, try again.
RopcUtivo, va, a. Containing a repetition.
Replciido; da, a. Chopped; starched. atilT.
Repicapunto, ad. D« repicapunto^ie^y,
ReplcAr, va. To chop; chime; repri^^—
vr. To glory, boast
Repllog^, va. To recapitulate.
Repinarse, vr. To soar, elevate. [salt
RepintAr, va. To repaint— «r. To paint one's
Repkiue, am. Chiming of bells; dispute
chopping.
Rcplqu6te, am. A chime; chance.
ReDlouetoAr, va. To ring a merry peaL— «r.
To bicker, qnarreL
Replsa, ^. Pedestal ; bracket
Repiso. mn. Weak win& [sia
Repltiente, pa. Repeating, defending a the-
Repfawib', va. To pbch.
Replzco, tm. Pinohins.
Replantir, va. To replant ground.
Replantoir, va. To mark out again the plaa
of an edifice.
Replant^o, am. Second ptan of a building.
Reploddn, ^ Repletion.
Replegir,«a. To redouble, f<dd often. (ICIL)
To ikil back.
Repl6to, ta, a. Replete.
Replica, »/. Reply, answer; repartee.
Repllcador, ra, a. Respondent
Repllcinte, pa. and a. Repller, disputant
Rcplioir, V1U To reply; impugn; oontm*
diet— r<K (Law) To respond.
RepUo6n, na, a. (Coll) Repller.
Repob1acl6n, «/ Repopulatton.
RepobUr, va. To repeople.
Kep6da, ff. Pruning a second time.
Repoddr, va. To prune again, rplne away.
Repodrir, va. To rot exceasiveiy.— w. Ta
Rcpoll&r, vn. To form heads like cabbage.
Rep61to, am. (Bot) Whlto cabbage.
RepoU6do, da, a. Cabbage-headed.
Rep6ncho, am. V. HtUponce,
Repon^, va. To replace; restore a lawsuit;
reply.— «r. To recover.
Reportad6n2 iff. Moderation, forbearance.
ReportAdOk da, a. Moderate, temperate, ibf-
bearing.
Reportamitoto. am. Forbearancei
Reports, va. To moderate, repress, rofiraln,
forbear; reach; bring.
Reportorio, *tn. Repertory, index; calendai; '
Reposadamdnte, ad. Peaceablv. .
Repos^ulo, da. a. Quiet, peaocftiL
R^poeAr, vn. To rest repose.— trr. To settle.
RMioeloi6n, ^f. Reposition, restoring
(Chem.) Preservation.
R^>6so, «m» Rest repose.
Replete, mx Y. Despensa,
Reposteria, ^ Depository and keeper 6f tbt
royal plate, ^cc
Repeat^ am. King^ butler. Xejtostmi
aa camatt Qneenis chamberlain.
Bepreg6nta, ^ A second demand or qu9^
Won. (Law) A cros8-*»xamlnation.
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ftenregtntM', to. To qucetton repeatedly
about the same subject
Bepr^ndA, ^ A second pledge. [chide.
Bepreiid6r, ra To reprimand, rcprovei,
Seprendl6nte, p<h Reprimanding.
Rcprensiblo, o. Beprehensible. [proof.
Reprensi6n, sf. Reprehension, oensore, re*
Reprons6r, ra, «. Roprehender.
Repr6sa, tif. J)am\ kiddle; restriction; ro-
sentm^t of an injury.
Represdlia, Repres^^ ^. Reprisal, reprise.
Repreeir, «a. To rccaptare; stop, detain;
repress. [resented.
RcprescnUblcs a. That which may be rep-
Beprosentad6n, «/. Representation, remon-
strance, address; antbority; exhibittons;
figure, imager [er, actor.
Representador, ra, «>. Representative; play-
BepresentiLnte, pa. Representing another,
attomer. [attorney.
RepresenUnte, ta, *. Player; representative,
Representor, co. To represent; manifest;
express; perform. — pr. To oflter, oecnr.
Representativo, va, a. Repreaentotire.
RepresitSn, f^ Repression.
Reprim^nda, sf. Reprimand.
ReprimVr, f>€k To repress, refrain.
Reprobiblo, a. Reprehensible.
Reprobaci6n, •/ Reprobation, reproof.
Reprobad6r, ra. «. Reprover, condemncr.
Roprob^, va. To reject, condemn, reprolnite.
Boprobat6rio, ria, a. Roprobatory, reproach-
ing.
R^^probo^ ba, «. and a. Reprobate, wicked.
Reprochir, wl To reproach ; challenge wit-
nesses.
Rcprodncd6n, «< ReprodneUon.
Reprodudr. va. To reproduce.
Reproductible, a. That can be reproduced.
Repromisidn, «/: Repeated promise.
Repri^pio, a. Restive or restifll
Repmeba, iff. New proof in addition to a
preceding one.
Reptil, a. and k, Reptile.
Rep6blica, ttf. Repuolio. oommonwealtli.
Bepnblicanismo, 9m» Republicaoiam.
RepnbHcAno, na, a. Republican.
Republicdno, na, «. Republican, democrat
Rop6blico, sm. A patriot; statesman ; a pol-
itician.
Repndiacl6n, tf. Repudiation, divoreei
Bepndi&r, «a. To repudiate, divorce; re-
nounce.
Repiidio, »m. Repudiation, divorce.
Repttdrirse, vr. To decay, become rotten
internally.
jRopnisto, sm. Store or depository. [by.
Repntoto, ta, pp. irr. of li^poner. Ltdd up
Bepngn&ncia, lif. Reluctance, repngnance,
resistance; aversion. [tncowbtent
Repugn&nte, pa. and a. Opposite, repugnant,
BeiMiffnAr, va. To oppose, contradict, repugn.
Bepu%&do, a. Y. AjMado^-^>p. of Bepid-
gar.
Repulg&r, v<t. To hem ; border.
Repdigo, 9m, Horn ; the ornament of a pie.
Repulildo, da. a. Prim, spruce.
Repniir, va. To ropolbh. [dart
RepAllo, tm. Jerk, leap; a small arrow or
Repfilsa, V- Refusal, repniso.
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Repttlsor, va. To revert, refhse.
Repu1si6n, sf. Repulsion ; refusal.
Ropulsivo, va, a. Repulsive.
Repdiso, sa, pp. irr. of R^peler.
Repulul&r, va. To repullulate.
Rep(inta, «/. Point, headland: dispute.
RepuntAr, vn. (Nan.) To begin to ebb.— W.
To be pricked ; be displeased.
Rep6rga, ^ A second purge. [ond ttjn«k
Repurgar. va. To purlly again ; purge a so^
Reputadon, »f. Reputation, cbankcter, func^
renown.
Repnt&nte, pa. One who estlmatea.
Repute, «a. To repute, estimate.
Requebrad6r, am. Wooer, suitor.
Reqnebr^, va. To woo, court
Requemido, da, a. Brown-colored, sun
burnt; silk for veils.
Requemamiento, tnu V. Retquemo.
RequemOr, va. To bum again ; roast to ex*
cess.— «r. To bum with passion, be deeply
in love.
Reqnemaz6n, ft V. Reagtiemo.
Rcquer6r, vn. To desire anxiously.
Reqnerid6r, nn, A requlrer.
Requerlml6nto, «m. Request, requisition;
Injunction, summons.
Requerir, va. To intimate; Investigate; re-
quest, require ; court ; research with care ;
induce. [cheeseb
Reques6n, »m. Second curds made after the
Requeeonirse, vr. To become cnrds.
Requibe, «m. T. Atf'&guiie»
Requi^bro, «m. Endearing expressions.
Requtntad6r. ra, $, Ontbi<uier.
Reqnlnt^, va. To outbid a fifth part; su-
peradd. (Mus.) To raise or lower the tone.
Requinto, iwk An advance of a fifth in rent;
extraordinary impost in Peru.
Requlrir, va, V. Reqverir, rjaller.
Requisa, tff. Night and morning visit of a
Requisito, «m. Requisite. [ful.
Reqoisito, ta, pp. Required, requisite, need-
RequisitiMo, ria, a, Requisitory.
Rea,^ Head of cattle.
Resab^r, va. To know very well— tm. To
affSect the learned man.
Resabi&r, vr. To get vice^ become vicious.
Resabido, da, a. Very learned; afl'ecting
learning. [habit
Res&blo, em. An unpleasant taste; vicious
ResOca. «/ Ravine ; surge, sur£
Resali^o, da, a. Very graceful, charming.
Resalir, vn, Tojut out [appear
Resaltir, vn. To rebound; result; project j
Resdlte, 9m. Prominence, protuberance.
ResAlto,«n. Rebound; result; prominenoa
ResaladOr, vn. To salute again.
Resalutacidn, 9f. Return of a salutCk
Resangria, $/. Bleeding again.
Resardmiinto; tm. Compensation. [nif^
Resaroir, va. To compensate, repair, indem
Resbalad^ro, am. A slippery place.
Resbnlad^ro, ra, a. A slippery road.
Resbaladizo, sa, a. Slippery, glib ; exposed
to temptation.
Resbalador, ra, «. Slider; backslider.
Resbatad6ra, ^. Slippery track; backsliding
ReJbaUnte, pa. Slider. [perform.
Resbal&r, vn. and r. To slip, slide; Hall t«
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RcMMkte, 9m. sup : flnilt, error, offonee.
B«b«I60o, BA, a, Bllpperf.
BeeoaldAr, «& To beit, ■ooreh.
R«6cttad6r, t% «. Bedeemer. [barter.
Keaeat^t «a. To nuuom, redeem ; excbange,
Re6cite,erNk Baneom.
Readuca, ^ (Icbtb.) V. XtiorpUuK
Resdnd^nte, pa, and a Beaemdlng,
Kesdndlr, «a. To reaeind, aonuL
Reacl8l6ii, tf. Beadsalon.
Keeda^rlOk rla, & Beeetooiy. [donbt
Reec61do, tm. Embers, cfnders; semplo,
Reaeontrir, «a. To balance In aeooonta.
Rescribir, 9a. To reecrtbe.
Reacripto, cm. Besertpt
Reacr1pt6rio, rla, €k Beloaglng to a rescript
Bescaentro, am. Balance of aoconnta.
Resecacl^n, ^ Exsiccation.
Reecc4r, tw. To dry again.
Ree^co, ca, a. Too dry.
Rea^ mn. Dry part of a boneyoorob.
Rescg^, va. To reap again, mow a aecond
time.
BeeelUnte, jxi. BeetamplDg.
BeseHikr, ffo. To recoln.
BceAIIo, am. Beooinage.
ResembWb*, mi. To reeow.
Roeentldo, da, a. Angry, reeentAxL
Reeentimlteto, am. Resentment, grudge.
Beeentirse, vr. To begin to give way, M\\
resent
Ree^fla, itf. Moater; signal; aign. token.
Re6eii4r, va. To notice the marka by which
a thing Is known.
Resequed&d, ^ (Med.) CoativeneflSL
Res^rva, iff. Reeerve; aecret; exception;
prudence; modeaty.
Reserraetdn, 4< Reeerration.
Reservadam^nte, ad. Secretly.
Reserr&do, da, a. Roeerred, cantlons, dr-
cnmroect; oonfldentlaL [dboriom.
Reservado, am. The encharlat kept in the
Rceerrfir, •<>. To reserve; defer; exempt;
separate; restrain, Hmit: conceal— «r.
To preserve one's self; act with cantion.
Reserrat^rlo^ sm. Reservoir; green-honse;
conservatory.
Resfd/Uo, am. A cold.
ResfHaddr, tn^ Renrk^erator.
ReslHad6ra, »f. Cold in horses.
Resfrlami6nto, tm. Refrigeration.
ResMiinte, pa. Cooling.
Rcafrlir, 9a. To moderate ardor.— c»n. To
bMin to be cold. — er. To catch cold.
Remdo6r, vn. To begin to grow cold.
ReefHo, am. Cold.
ResgnardAr, va. To preserve, defend.— «r.
To be ffoarded against
Reagn^o, am, 6nard,aafety; defence, pro-
tection; preventive-service.
Realdencla, tf. Residence, mansion, lodging.
ResldencMl, a. Residentiary. [aceonnt
Resldendiar, «a. To call a public oflBoer to
ResidenoUdo, da, a. Beeldent resldentlaTy.
Reeld^nte, pa. and a. Residing; resident
Besldtote, sm. Besident
Reddir, w. To r€^Jld^ dwell lodge.
Realdno, tm. Beddue, remainder.— f>l.
Leavings, fragmenta
Resigns. V' Bedgnatioa
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Bcdgnaddn, ^. Beelgnatkm, atttmitMlo^
abnegation.
Besignadam6ote, ad, Bealgnedly.
Beaigntote, pa. and «i Besfgner ; reslgclof.
BedgnAr «& To resign, give up, abrogatec
— or. To resign, anbmit
Besignat6rio, am^ Beeignee.
Beeina, a/: Bosin.
Beein6eo. aa, a. Bednona. [wtna
Beeisa, af. The eighth part taken aa duty oa
BedaAr, vr. To diminish things already
taxed.
Bealsttoda, tf. Beeistanoe.
Bedattote, pa. Beaistlng. repelling.
Besist^ tn. The hottest part of the day.*
Bedatlble, a. Bedstlble.
Beaistld^ 9m. The hottest part of the day.
Be0lstid6r, ra, a. Beeister. [endure.
Beslstir, on. and a. To resist oppoee; repel:
R^ama, ^. Ream of paper; isinglasa.
Beeobhkr, on. To be much over and above.
Besobrtno, na, a Son or daughter of a
nephew or niece.
Besol, tm, Beverberation of the ann^ raya.
Besolina, ^ BeeolAno, 9m. Place covered
from the wind to take the son.
Besolir, off« To repave ; reaole.
Resolladdro, 9m. vent
ReeolIAr. on. To respire^ breathe audibly.
ReaolAbie, a. Resoluble.
Beeolud6n, a^ Beeolutlon; ooorace; ded*
don; mind; x>romptitade; diaaohitien.
Besolutlvam6nte, ad. Besolutdy.
Reeolntivo, va, a. BesolntlTe ; analytical
Besol6to. ta, a, Beaolnte, bold; brief;
prompt
Resolntorlamdnte, ad. Resolutely.
BesoInt6rlo, rla, a. Reeolnte, prompt
Resolvdnte, pa. and a. Resolvent
Besol v6r, oo. To resolve, determine, deoldc ;
reduce; compass; dedde; solve a dlfflo
cnl^; diasolve.— «r. To resolve, deter-
mine; be included; make up one v mind.
Resdn, 9m. A kind or nnaU boafa anchor.
Reeonad6n, 9f. Beeoundlng.
Beson&nda, t{f. Besonance, reperonasion <A
sound; consonance.
Reeon&nte, pa. and a. Beaoundlng.
ReeonAr, on. To resound, chink.
Resopl^r, on. To breathe audibly; snort;
storm with paadon.
Resoplido, Rea6plo, 9m. Audible breathliw.
Reeorb^r, va. To sip again. [JfaaM.
Res6rto, 9m, Spring; cause, roean& V
Respddir, am. Leaning-stock. V. B€9paldo.
BespaldAr, to. To endorse.— or. To tear
against; dislocate. [dovaement
Re^>ildo, 9m. Back imrt of any thing; eo
RespectAr, v.im,y. JiMpeiar. [Hvdy
RespecUvam^nte, Beapoctive, ad. Rcapee
Beepectlvo, va, a. Bespective.
Be^>6cto, 9m>, Bespect; relation, propoi
Uon.— ad. With regard to.
BespeluzAr, ca. V. Deapelvgar.
BespetAblo, -9. Bespeotable.
Bespetad6r, m. a. Beapecter.
Bespetir, oa. To reepeet, venerate.
Beep^to, 9m^ Respect regard, veneratloB
Rmpeto <f«, In respect to. Reapdo A o
renpeto de^ "With regard to.
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Bospetosam^Dte, ad. Keep
daSUL
lly.
I>le; respoctfU;
Bespetaosamfoto, od. BespeetfhIIr. [to«o.
Se«p6ta6M, sa. a BeepectfaL v. Bespe-
Be8ptg»d6ra, {^ A female gleaner.
Ite8pigad6r, 0m. GleanM.
Beepigiir, «a. To glean. [lid.
Seapig6n, am. Hwog-nall ; sty on the eye-
BcBplngir, vn. To Uok, wince ; obey relac-
tantly. [viabnefle.
Beapinso. am. Kick, yerk ; relnctance, peo-
Respir&le, a. Besplimble. [plimtton.
Bespiraci^n, tf. Besptration, breatbing ; ez-
Be8pirad6n>, am. Vent repose.
Bospir6nte,jxiw Bespiring. [reet; apeak.
Beaplr^r. im. To respire, breatbe, exhale;
Beeplandeodndft, «• Keaplendency, hiatre.
Besplanddcer, «n. To glitter ; gleam ; ahiiie ;
be eminent
Bosplandecitote, pa. and a. Beeplendent»
sliinlne. glittering. [llanor.
Besplandor. am. Splendor, brightness, brU-
Bespondedor, ra, «. Answerer.
BeefKHid^r, «a. and n. To answer, respond ;
acknowledge; yield; aooonntlbr.
Besponditote, pa. and a. Bespondent
Bespond6n, na, a. Beady to reply ; having
the last word. Teoantable^
Bespons^le, a, Beeponsible, liable, ao-
Beaponsabilid^l/: B^naibility, liability.
Bespona^, and Besponse^r, «rk To repeat
the responses.
Be6p6nso, mn, Beaponsary.
Responsdrio, ank Besponse. [repartee.
Bespn^sta, a< Answer; response; report:
Besquebradura, and BesqaebnO*^^^ 4n
Crack, cleft.
Besquebraji^, wh. To crack, split
Bosquebrfio, am.. Crack, doit.
BesquebrajMo^ aa. a. Brittle.
Beaquebr^, vn. To crack, split, borst
BesqaemAr, «a and n. To bum the tongue.
Beaqu^mo, rnn. Besoaemaz6n, ^ Pnneency.
Besquicio, am. Chink, crack ; anbterroge.
B^ta, ^ Best, residue.
Be8taDlec6r, to. To reatore, re-establish.—
vr. To recover from a disease.
Bestableeimi^nto, am^ Be-establishment,
restoration.
Bestad6r, am* (Arit) Bemainder.
Bestallikr, vtk To smack.
Bestiate, pa. and a. Bemainder.
Bestafl^r, va. To atanch, stop blood.— «r.
To restagnato. latMca,
BestaiSasiogre, ^. A kind of stone. Y. Ala-
Bostitfio, am, Qlazed silk, interwoven with
gold or silver; monopoly.
Bestib, va. To subtract— m. To be left
Beataiuacldn, «/ BestoraUon.
Bestaarad6r, ra, a. Bestorer.
Bestsor&nte, tnk Bestorer.
Bestanrir. va. To rertore, retrieve.
Beataurativo, va, a. Bestorative.
Keetinga, ^f. Sandbank.
Beatteg&r. tm. Sandbanks
Beatitudon, if. Bestitutlon.
Bestitulble, a. Which may be restored.
Bestituidur, ra. a. Bestorer, re-eetahlisher.
Kestitnir, va. To restore ; rc^eetabUsh.
Bestitutorio, ria, a. Belating to restitotioa
Bdsto, amw Bemainder, balance, rest
Bestreg^, va. To aorab. JmUnta.
Beetrefihnitoto, »m. (Prov.) Y. Jiestrini'
Bestriccl6n, tf. limitation, reatrictloiu
Beatrictivamente, ad. Bestrictlvely.
Bestrictivo, va, a. Beetrietive; reetringent
Bestricto, ta, a. Limited, confined; restric-
tive. [— ^Mi. Bestralning.
Beetringtote, $m. Beatraiper: reetringent
Bestringible, a. Bostrainable, limlUble.
Bestringlr, va. To restrain, confine, limit
Be8trifiente,jpa.anda.Beetringent; bind-
ing.
Bestrlfiiddr. ra, a. Bestrainer, binder.
BestriflimlentOk tm. Beetriction, making
costive. [strain.
Bestrifiir, tfo. To bind, make costive, t»>
Bestrqjdra, {/! Female servant to rewera^
Besficba, ^. A worthless bead of catUe.
BesodtMo, da, a. Pi^aro reauoUado^liir
tie humming-bird.
Besucit&d6r, nuA Beviver.
Besttdtir, ma. To resosoltate ; renew.— «rt.
To revive; recover from a dangerous
disease.
Besudad6n, a/T Perspiration.
Besoddr, vn. To transude, transpire.
Be8ud<Sr, am. Slight perspiration.
Besu^lo, am. Breath, breathing ; shortness
of breath.
Besueltam6nte, ad. Besolutely, resolvedly.
Besn^lto, ta, & and pp. Besolnte, bold,
steady, prompt, resolved.
Bes61ta, ^ Bebonnd ; result, conseqnmce.
Besult^o, 9m. Besult issue, consequence.
BesultAnda, »f. Besult
Besultinte, pa. Besultlng, proceeding from.
Besult^, ifn. To result; rcoonnd; follow.
Besnmbrano, na, a. Brown. [tlon.
Bes&men, tm. Summary, brief; recapitula-
Besumidamtote, ad. Briefly.
Bosumido^ da, a. Abridged. Sn retun^
das cuentas^ In short
Besumb, 9a. To abridge; conclude; reas-
sume; resolve.— «r. To include.
Besunddn, ^ Sununary, abridgment; rop*
etitlon.
Besuntivo, va, a. Besnmpttog.
Besupinfido, da, a. (Bot) Besuptnate.
Besurreoci<Sn, tf. Besnrrection, revival
Besurtida, ^ Bepercusaion.
Beeuriir, «n. To rebound; to r^nlt
BetAblo, am. Picture. Betablo ds duelo§,
Bight, spedade of human miseries.
Betacdr, va. To hit tbo ball twice on a
truck-table.
Betaoeria, ^ Collection of remnants.
Betilco, 9m. A abort fowliogwpleco ; a short
thick person.
Bctaddr, am. Challenger.
Betagu^ia, */. Bear^ard. P^Mr la re-
iafftuxrdia^ To pursue tlie rearward
closely. [things; llne^
BetahUa, 9f. File, range, or series of roanj
BetiO^i ^A 'To cut round ; cut ittaln anf
again the nib of a pen ; circumMse.
Be&l] am. Bemnant; dipping.
Betaliir, vn. To shoot anew.— 90. To re
I grave, retouch a graving.
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ftfitelteoSr, wi. To retpront
Betillo, «m. A mw 6|nt>at or shoot
BeUma, ^. (Bot) Broom. Retama iUJlor
Manoo, Whito tinglo-floed broom. Ji&'
tama maeho^ comwi^ dsjlor or <U oior^
Spanish broom. listama bianco, Fnrze,
green-wef>d. Retama ds e$coba»y Com-
mon broom. [bash ; broom land.
Botam&l, Retam&r, Betam^ra, mt. Forze-
Betam^ro, ra, a. belonging to broom or
ftirzeu [fhrze.
Retamilla, ^ (Bot) Jointed genbU or
Betamdn, tm. (Bot) Forging broom.
Betapir, ra. To eorer again. [bend.
Betir, to. To impeach: ohallenge; repro-
Betardadon, «< DeUiy, aetention.
Betard4r, eo. To retard, defer, deUf .
Betardilla, ^ A slight difference or dispnte.
Bet&rdo, wn. Delay, procrastination.
Bet&Ba, 4/C Second valuation.
Betasaci^n, ^ Y. Retata. [timei
Betasar, va. To valae or assess a second
Betazir, «ia. To tear in pieces^
Betioo, sm. Bemnant; cattings.
Bet€||&r, va. To repair a roof; tile anew.
Betej6r, va. To weave closely.
Bet^jo, ffm. Bepairing of a roof, retillng.
Betemblir, vn. To tremble repeatedly ; vi-
brate.
Bet^n, 9m. Store, stock, reserve, [nation.
Betenci6n, «/ Betention ; suspension ; stag-
Beteneddr, ni. t. Retainer. [suspend.
Betendr, va. To retain, withhold ; preserve ;
Betenida, «/. (Naa) Qny. Retet%ida ds
proa^ HMd-fast
Betenidamdnto. ad. Betentlvely.
Betent4r, va. To threaten with a relapse.
Betentiva,^/: Betentiveness; pradencSL
Betentivo, va, a. Retentive, retaining.
Betentriz, a. (Med ) Retentive.
Bete&lr, ta. To dye over again.— on. To
tinglo, resound. V. Retiflir.
Bete^uniento, sm. Coagulat on, hardness.
BeK^rse, vr. To become hard, be stiff.
Bet^, wu Stiffness of teats with milk.
Betic6ncia, ^ Reticence.
Retlouliu', a. Reticniar.
Retina, »/. Retina of the eye.
Retinte, «m. Seoond dye ; a tingling somid.
Retintin, tm. A tinsUng sound ; Jingle^
Bednto, a. Dark, ohaeai^-^p. Dyed over
again.
Betifiir. «n. To tingle, resound, dtck.
ReUraoidn, «/ (Print) BeiteraUon, seoond
Impression. [ment
BeUr&da, 4|/C (Mil) Betreat Betroat, retire-
Betiradam6nte, ad. Betiredlv.
Betirido, da, a, Betreated, solitary; remote.
Bedramlento, sm. Betirement
BetirAr, va. To withdraw, decline; revoke,
reptL — vr. To retire, retreat take rofdge.
Betiro, «/n. Betreat; privacy, obscnrlty.
BeUrdna, af. V. Retirada.
B6to, »m. Impeachment; challenge; threat
BetocAr, ra. To retouch, mend; finish.
BetoAai^ Betofiec^, vn. To spront; app«ar
again. [been cat
Retdilo, «m. Sprout from a plant which has
" '' Finishing stroke; stroke of
Ret^qae, sm.
RET
Bet6r, ra, «. Y. Rsctoi:
RetorccdAra, sf. Twisting.
Retoro6r, va. To twist, contort; retort
Retorcido, •m. A twisted sweetmeat
RetorcU<S svrt Y. Retorcimiento,
Retorcimi6ntOi» tnK Twisting; wrealblng^
contortion.
Ret6rioa, «/! Rhetoric.
Retdrioamente, ad. Rhetorically. [Ij.
Retorlc&r, vn. To speak or write rhetorioat-
Ret6rieo, ca, a. Rhetorical, oratorical— tm«
Rhetorician.
Retomami^nto, 9m. Return.
Betomibte, pa. Betnming.
Betom4r, «n. To return.— «a. To restore;
twist contort
Betom^lo, am. Bitomello. [excfaangci
BetAmo, 9m>. Betum; repayment; bartn^
Betorsi6n, 9/. Betortioo.
Betorsivo, va, a. Retorting.
Ret6rta, ^ Retort, a chemical vessel
Retortiro, 9m. Twirl, rotation.
Retort^iv^, va. To twist enrl
Retortion, 9m. Twisting contortion, writh-
ing. JMarl<^(f0lHp<M,<}ripea, colic.
Retost&do, da, a. BrownHsolored, over*
roasted.
Retost^r. va. To toast again, toast brown.
Rctozador, ra, a. Frisker, a romp.
R«tozad6ra, m^ Y. Retom.
Retoz4r, vn. To frisk, romp, sport; tickle.
Ret6zo, am. Friakiness, romping; wanton-
ness.
Retoz6n, na, a. Wanton, romptsli.
Betox6na, */. Romp, a noisy giri
Retral>Ar. va. To revive a qnarrel
Retraccion. << Retraction.
Retractacion, {/? Retractation.
Retractir, •<^ and r. To retract; take back
one's word.
Retr&cto, «tn. (Law) Retraction.
Betradr, va. To retract; reclaim, retrieve;
npbraid. — vr. To take reAige ; flea
Betraido, 9m, Fugitive sheltered in &.sanc-
toary.— a. Betracted, retrieved.
Retndmi6nto, am. Retreat refnge, asylam.
Retrinca, V* ^ l*i^ crupper for beasts of
burden. [rograde.
Retras^, va. To defer, dally.— «fk To ret-
Retratible, a. Retractible.
Rctratad6n, ^ Retraetatton.
Retrataddr, ra, a. Portrait-painter.
RetratAr, va. To draw portraits; imitate
retract; describe.
Retratillo, 9m, A small portrait
Retratista, «m. Portrait-painter.
Retrita amb Portrait efflgy; copy.
Retrayente, pa. and 9, Retractor, recanteb
Retrccberia, (/, (Coll) Flatterv, sycophant
Retrech6ro, ra, a, and «. Flattering; flat
tercr ; bewitching; eliarming.
Rctreta, ^ (Mil) Retreat or tattoo.
Retr^te, 9m, Ckwet privacy; water-doaet
Retretico, fUo, ho, am. Glose-etool [sgA
Retribucidn, 9/. Retribution, reward; dam
Retribuir, va. To retribnte/rooompenstt.
Retrlbuvente, i>a and a. BetribaUvvri*
tribnting.
Betroacoion, «/ Betroaction.
RetroaotiyOb va, a. Betroactire.
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Betrooedir, tn. To rotrogrado, retrocede,
lUlback.
Betroceaidn, f^ Betrocession.
Betroc^so, em. BetroceesloiL [gression.
Kctrogradacidn, sf. B«trogradation, retro-
Betrograd^r, vn. To retrograde.
Betr6grado, da, a. Betrogrado.
Betron&r, «n» To thnnder again.
Botropilastra, ^ Pilaster behind a colamn.
Betrotracclon, «/. (Law) Ante-dating any
thing.
Betrotxa^r, wu To caoae retroaction.
Betrovend«^ndo, «m. Beselllng to the origi-
nal vender. [first vender.
Betrovend6r, va, (Law) To Bell back to the
Betrovendioi6n, ^. (Law) Selling back to
the first Tender.
Betracar, tm. To hit again, retort
Betr^co, am. Beperousaion of a ball, a retort.
Betroccano, mu A pan, a play upon words,
^tr^qne, tm, Betttng a olf '
card.
Betr^qne, «n. BetUng a blghor wager on a
Beta6rU\ ta, pp. Betwlsted.
Betnmbinte, pa, and a. Besonant, pomp-
ous, sonorona.
Betamb4r, vn. To resound, Jln^e, clink.
Bct&mbo, 9m, Besonance, echo.
Betandir, vo. To hew atones. (Med.) To
repel, diacnsa.
Be6ma, ^ Bheom, cold.
Beamitico, ca, a, KheumaUc
Beamatismo, mu Bhenmatisni. [Hon.
Beanidn, ^ Bennion; meeting, congrega-
Bennir, va. To congregate; reconcile. — or.
To join.
Bevafidaci6n, f/C Confirmation, ratiikation.
Bevaiid^, va. To ratify.— «r. To be admit-
ted into society ; approved as a member
of a profession.
Bevecero, ra, a. Motable.
Bcvceddr, am. V. RevUor.
Beveleoer, tm. To grow prematurely old.
Bevejecido, da, a. Prematurely old.
Bevejido. da, a. Prematurely old.
Bevelaeidn, iff. Bevelation.
B6velad6r. ra, a. Bevealcr.
Bevelamidnto, an. Y. Revelacion.
Bevel^nte, pa. Bevealing. [fh>m heaven.
Bevel^, CO. To reveal, manifest; impart
Beveldr, wu (Med.) To make the humors
flow in an oppoeite direction.
BeveUin, am. (Fort) Bavelin. V. RebOUn.
Bcvendedor, am. Betailer, huckster, peddler.
Bevended6ra, </| Haokrtrera, a slie-peddlcr.
Bevender, «a. To retail, huckster.
Bevenido, da, a. Dried, soured.
Bevenirse, or. To bo consumed by degrees;
grow sour, ibrment
Bev^nta, ^ Betail ; second-hand.
Itoventacidn, am. Dlruption; rupture.
Beventad^ro, am. A rough ground, of difil
cult access; any painftil work.
Eeventdr, on. To burst ; toil ; break loose ;
sprout— CO. To molest
Reventas6n, tf. Bnpture. (Nan.) Breaker.
Bavent6n, am. Bursting or cracking; steep
declivity; severe labor; great dtstresa.
Bev^, va. To review, revise. Ftion.
cteverberaoion, «2 Beverberatfon ; cafcina-
Boverber&r. va. To rever?)erate. reflect
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Beverbdro, am. Y. Reoerbaracion.
Keverdeccr, im. To grow green again ; sproui
agai n. [age ; bo w ; re v erencc
Bevercncia, ^ Bespcct, veneration, horn-
Beverenclad6r, ra, a. Reveroncer.
BeverencidI, a. Beverential.
Reverencialm6nte, ad. Beverohtly.
Beverenci^, ra. To venerate, respect ; rev-
erence, [right reverend.
Bev^rendisimo, ma, a. ««/>. Most reverend,
Beverdudo, da, a>. Borerend, honorary epi-
thet
Eeverinte, a. BespectAil.
Reversible, a. fLaw) Bevertible.
Beversidn, tff. Reversion, return. [thing.
BevSrso, am* Beverse; back part of any
Reverter, on. To overflow.
Bev68, am. Back part; stroke with the back
of the hand; disappointment, reversa
Revea del ta^amur^ (Nau.) Flaring of the
cutwater. jDe reeaa^ From left to right
Al or dal revea. On the contrary.
BevosAdo, da, a. Intractable, stubborn;
difficult, obscure.
Bevesdr, oa. To vomit
Bevcsino. am. Beversia. Cortar el revs'
aiiw. To interrupt [of a parapet
Beve3timl6nto, am. Strengthening the wall
Bevcstir, va. To put on clerical robes, re-
vest; repair awalL— or. To be invested
with. [turn.
Beve7.ir, vn. To alternate, to come in by
Bevez^ro, am, Ono who alternates, [sion.
Revezo, am. Altemacy; reciprocal sucoes
Bevid&r, oa. To reinvite.
Bevicio, am. Withered branch of a tree.
Revitjo, ja, a. Very old.
Bevindicar, oo. To claim. [ber
Beviro,«m. (Nan.) Canting or flaring a lim
Revis4r, oa. To revise, review.
Bevi&idn, ^f. Revision, reviewing.
Revisito, i(jf. Revision.
Revis6r, am. Reviser, censor.
Revisoria, tf. Censorship. [ter.
Revbta, (if. Review ; revision ; review, mus- ^
RevistAr, oo. To revise a suit, try a cause a
second time ; review troops.
Bevite, am. Invitation to play in games.
Revividdro, tfm. Place for rearing silkworms
Reviviflcir, oo. To revivlficate, vivify.
Bevlvb-. on. To revive, acquire new lifei
Revocable, a. Reversible.
Bevocacl6n, af. Bevocation ; abrogation.
Bevocador, ra, a. Ono who revokes; pla*
terer, whitewasher.
BevocaiK'ira, tf. V. Revoque.
Itevociinte, pa. Revoker.
Revocdr, va. To revoke, annul; revers*;
planter; recall. [revorsd.
Bevocat6rio, ria, a. Revoking, anLuIilng
Eev6co, am. Plaster, whitewash.
EevolAr, on. To fly again. [plac*
Rovolcad^ro, 9m, A weltering or wallowlnf
RevolcArse, or. To wallow, to roll on th#
floor or ground.
Bevolcdr, on. To fly precipitately.
Revolotear, vn. To flutter.
Revolot^o, am. Fluttering.
Revolt^o, am. V. RevoUHlo.
Bevoltillo, am. Medley, conflision: Jcmbl^
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B«vt>lt6o, Ml, Vin«-fr6tter, vlne-ffrab.
Bevolt^so, Ba, a. Turbulent, sediUoos.
Beyolucl6a, ^ Hevolation; distnrbancei
sedition. ^revolationary.
- fi6ToIoeionad6r, ra, a and a. Kovolatlonlat;
Bavolnciondr, va. To agitate a eoontiy. —
«r. To rise into a commotion.
Beroluoionibio, ria, a. Bevolotlonarj. —
«. Bevolatlonlst
Bevolveddro, sm. Coarslnff-place.
Bevolved6r, ra, ^ Disturber; a seditions
person.
Revolver, va. To stir ; return ; revert ; wn^
np: excite oommotlons.— «r. To move to
and ft-u ; change. (Astr.) To perform a
revolution. [tion, revolution.
Bevolvimi^to, »m. Commotion, perturbs-
Bev^ue, «m,Wbltewasliing; plaster, white-
wash.
Bevn^Ico, 9m, Wallowing, rolling.
Bevn^lo, sm. Flying to and fro of a bird.
De revuelo. Speedily.
Sevn^ta, ^. Bevolutlon, sedition; conten-
tion; change. A' revwtta, Conjointly.
Bcvn^lto, ta, <k Perverse; intricate, diffi-
calt, obscure.
Bevulsi6n, ^f. Revulsion. rrevnlsive.
BevuMvo, va, Bevuls^rlo, rla, a, Kevulsory,
B^, «mw King; SAdnelierd. Los rtyes,
Epipbanv.
Reyedco, illo, Ho, »m. A petty king.
KcySrtiL ^, Dispute, quarrel.
Beyexuelo, 9m. A petty king. (Om.) Qolden-
crested wren.
Bezad6ro, ra, a. Praying often.
Kez^o, sfTk Pravcr.
Kezad^r, ra, si One who prays often.
Kezag4nte, pa, Deli^^er. [strip.
Rezagir, ro. To leave behind; defer; ont-
Rezogo, 9m, Remainder, residue.
Rea&r, va. To pray ; quote, recite ; grumble.
Rezelad6r. 9m. Stallion.
Rezelamlento, 9m. Y. ReMelo.
Bezels, va. To apprehend, suspect; guard,
defend-— or. To startle, fear.
^Beztio, 9m. Dread, suspicion. Jealousy.
Bezelteo, sa, a, FearAiI, mistrustAil, Jealous.
Rdzno, 9m. Sheep-tick, dog-tick.
K610, «n» Prayer; divine office.
Bcz6n, 9m. (Nau.) Omppling;
Bezongad6r, ra, 9. Grumbler, mutterer.
Bezongdr, tn. To grumble, murmur.
Rezougldn, na, Kezongdn, na, 9, and a.
Grumbler.
Rezumad6ro, 9m. Drlpping-place; dripping.
BczumArse, «r. To ooze; leak; trausphre.
KezOra, 9f. Fastness.
Uia, if. Month of a river.
Biachudlo. BUtillo,sni. Rlvnlet [field.
Kiba, ^ Bank between a higher and lower
Uibadoquin, 9m. Small gun now disused.
Bibalderfa, tf. Blbaldry. [wicked.
BibAIdOk da, a. and a. Rlbaldous; ribald;
Bibizo, 9m, A sloping bank or ditch.
BibeciUoi 9m, Narrow silk or worsted gal-
won.
Bib6ra, ^ Shore, bank, strand. [bank.
Biber6fiOk Aa, a. Belonging to the shore or
Blberi^go, ga, a. and 9m. Crazier, also gra-
zing on the banks of riv^rt.
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Bibcro, 9m. Bank or parapet of a dam.
Kibes, tf. (BoL) Currant-tree.
Kib^te,«m. Border, iHnge; binding; eautk
BibeteAr, va. To hem, fringe.
Bibetillotsm. V. £H>9eiUo,
Bica,V^y. Vma,
Eidujho, eha, a. (ColL) Very rich.
Bicadn^a, Bicafembra, Bicahtoibra, ^
Lady or daughter of a noble.
Bicahombria, fr< DUpity of the ri€09 horn
hre9^ ancient nobility of Castile.
Ricam6nte, ad. Richly, opulently.
Blcizo, za, a. Very rich.
Bici^ a. After-crop of com.
Blcino, 9m. (Bot) Falma Cbrlstl.
Bioo. ca, a. Noble; rich ; delioions; select
Bicobdmbre, Eicob6me, 9m. Grandee, peer;
a nobleman.
Bidlcnlam^nte, ad. Bldlcnlonslj. [trldty.
Rld^cul^z, ^ Ridicule, folly, oddity, ecoen-
Ridiculizor, va. To ridicule, laugh at
Ridiculo, la, a. Ridiculous, eccentric,
strange; absurd.
Ridiculo, 9m. Ridicule, mockerj.
Ridicul6so, sa, a. Ridiculous, extravagant
Ri6go, 9m, Irrigation. . for silver
Ri^U 9m. A small Ingot of nnrefined gold
Rlel4do, da, a. Reduced to ineots.
RieI6ra, ^f. Mould for casting Ingots of gold
or silver.
Ri6nda, ^ Reins of a bridle ; moderation.
Rttote,pa, Smiling, laughing.
Ri^sgo, 9m, Danger, risk, hazard.
Ri^to, 9m. y. Beta.
Rifa, 9f. Scuffle, dispute; raffle, lottery.
Rllkd6r, 9m. Raffler; dispnter.
Rifad(ira, 9f. Act of splitting a sail
RiOr, va. To raffle. (Nan.) To split a saU.
vn. To quarrel.
RlflrrAfe, sm. A short quarrel, hasty worda
Rigidaminte. ad. Rigidly.
Rigiddz, i(f. Riglditv, asperity.
Rigldo, da, a. Rigid, severe.
Rlgodon, 9m. Ri^oon. [keenneos
Rig6r, 9m, Rigor; sternness, fiarsbneea
Rlgonsmo, 9m, Severity. [Inflexible
Bigorista, a. and 9. com. Very rigid, severs^
Rlgorosam^nte. Rlgurosamente, ad. Rigor
ouslr, sererely.
Rlgnrld&d, «/ i%or, severity.
RiKur66<s sa. a. Rlgoroua, strict austem.
Rija, 4/! Lacnrynuu fistula; quarrel.
Rijador, ra, a. Quarrelsome.
Rfi6nte, a. Rough, cruel
RQo, 9m. Concupiscence.
RQmo, sa, a. Quarrelsome, lasdvious.
Rima, ^f. Rhyme; arrangement
RimMo, da, a. Versified, rhymed.
Rim&r, va. and fi. To inquire after ; rbym^
Rlmbombtote, pa. Resounding.
Rimbombfir, viu To resound, ecba
Rlmb6mbe, Blmbdmbo, 9m. Beperenesloi
of sound. [after another.
Rlm6ro, 9m, Things plaeed regularly one
Blnc6n, 9m, Angle formed bv tne meettn|
oftwo comers; place of prlvaoy. [dnv
Rlnoonida, 9f. Comer of two houses, atretic
Rlnoonoillo, 9m, A small comer. [net.
Rinconira, if. Small trtaagular table In t eor
Blnoon^ ra, a. Transverse.
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Bfnglira, 1^ Bow, flit.
Bbudaro, tn, TJnn fat writing.
Bingoringo, mn, (CoU.) Floamh wtth a pen;
Mtnvagftiioe indreoi
Rlnooertote, am. Bhinooeroa.
RUUt, 4^ QiurreL acaffl«, dispato.
Bifl6n, tm. Kidney. Tener cubierio el
rifion^ To be rich; central pcint of a
eountry. [dlsb of kidneys.
Rl&onida, ^ CkMt of fat aboat tbe kidneys;
Bio. 9m, Blver, stream. Sio de Idgrimas,
Flood of tears. [at one time.
BlolAda, «C Tbe assemblage of many things
Bitetra, ff. Post placed obUquely, to strength-
en an nprigbt post [oblique posts.
Biostr^. vck To strengthen by meafis of
RIpia, ^ Shingle for roofing.
Bipiir, «a. To fill up the chinks of a wall
-with mortar. [verse.
Bipio, mn, Bemidnder; word to fill np a
Bipdnce, am. f Bot) Y. Rapdnohigo,
Blqn&ca, ^. Bldiee: fertility; ornament
Bisa, ^f. liangh ; olject of laughter ; sneer.
BisAda, •/. Horse-laugh.
BSsco, rnn, A steep rock.
Bisodso, sa, a. Steep and rocky.
BlsdiUs «< Bisd^ MK Bixdollar.
BIsibllMid, s/. BisibiUhr.
Bisible. a. Laughable, ludicrous.
Bisica, ita, ^ Feigned Ungh; smile.
Bisotida, 4/: Loud laugh.
BIspido, da, A y. A'sp&ro. [file.
Blnra, 4^ String of onions or garlic ; row,
Bistrsk Ml. Beet for a lanoe.
BisoMo, fia, a. Smiling; as
Bita, tf. Words of shepherds to one of their
z\ asreeable.
Bitmico, ca, a. BhythmicaU
Bitmo^ tm. Bhyme, rhythm.
Bito^ Mm. Bite, ceremony.
BltuAl, 9m. A ritual; ceremonial
BiT&L 9m. Bival eompetitor.
Biyalidid, «/ Birahy: competition.
Bivalit^, IMS. To corrlval, vlo with.
BlT^ra, 4^^rer, stream.
Biza, ^ Green stalks of grain cut for food;
des<Nation, raTase.
Bizaddr, sm. Guriing-lron ; hair-dresser.
BiziU, a. y. RioiaL
Blzir, «a. To curl hair; plait
BSzo, za, a. Naturallv curled or frizzled.
Bixo, 9m. Curl, ringlet; crimpling of cloth ;
ent Telvet Ooger riaoa, (NaiL) To take
in reeflk
B6a, V^ (Nao.) Stem. Y.Jtoda.
BoAn, 9m. A soit of linen.
BoAdo, na, a. Sorrel, roan.
Bob, am. Bob, the Inspissated Juice of ripe
frat, mixed with honey.
B6ba, f< (Prov.) y. Arroba.
BobMa, «T (Pror.) Space of ground of 400
square yards in extent
Bobad6r, r^ a. Bobber.
BobaCz%^^ Kind of fish, perch.
H6balo, Bob&lo, sm. A fish like bream.
Bobamiteto, 9m. Y. Arrobamlento.
Kob4r, «a. To rob, plunder.
R6bda.</: AndentMbute.
Bobczo, w». A wild goat V. Bteerra.
BOP
Bobin, 9m, Bust of metal
Bdbia, •/: PermitJ>Ul of sale.
Bobladero, riL a. Becurvated.
Boblad6ra, »/. Becurvi^.
Bobl^, 90. To authorize ; clinch a nail
R6ble, 9m. <Bot) Oak-treci
Bobl6da, ^ Oak-grove.
Bobled^Bobl6do, 9m. Oak-grovo.
Boblizo, za, <k Oaken, strong, bard.
Bobl6n, 9m. Il rivet
B^bo, 9m. Bobbery, theft
Boboraddn, |^ Corroboration.
Bobor^te, pa, and a. Corroborant
Bob<»^. «a. To confirm; give strength.
Boborativo, va, (k Corroborative.
Bdbra, «/! Docket, permit Y. Alboroqtte,
Bobrad&ra, ^. Biveting.
Bobrami&ita, sm. Permisdon. y. Rdbra.
Bobriir, to. To authorize, permit
B6bre, 9m. Y. Ralble.
Bobr^oi 9m Y, RobUdaL
Bobu8tam6nte, ad. Bobustly.
Bobust^ BobusticidAd, </! Bobustnessi
hardintfs, force.
Bob&Bto, ta, a. Strong, robust, vigorous.
B6ca, «/l Bode, cliff. Rocaa^ Predpioea. ,
Bocadtto, 9m. Knob of a distaill
Bocad6r, 9m. Head of a rock or distafl^
Boc4Ua, ^ Pieces of rock crystal for roea
riea.
B6ce. 9m. FamiUarity; friction.
Bodada, 9f. Sprinkling gently; aspersion.
(Nau.) Spray. Drops of dew; slander;
roughness, asperity.
Bociduo, da, a. Dewy ; roral [with.
Bodaddr, em. Instrument to nrinkle doth
Bodadtira, ^. Aspersion, sprinkling.
Bociami^nto, sm. Sprinkling.
Boci^vn. To be bedewed; iWl in dew.—
«a. To sprinkle; strew about
Bocin, am. Hack ; a heavy, ignorant clown.
Bodn&nte, 9m. A miserable hack.
Bodnizo, 9m. A large hack; a very igno-
rant person. .
Bodo, 9m, Dew ; slight sho^r.
liddo, 9m. Boquelaure. J
B6da,f/r (Nau.) Stem. Duty on sbecp-flock&
Bodabillo, 9tn. (Ichth.) Turbot
Bod^ida, ^ But, track.
Bodad^o, ra, a. Boiling, wheeling.
Bodadizok za, a. Easily rolled.
Bod&do, da, a. Dapple, roan. Y.PrivUegio
Bound, fluent
Bod^o, 9m (Min.) Y. Suelto.
Bodadw, 9m. Boiler; vagrant
Bodadura,«irBo]linz; rut [Jsgglng-lroa
Bod^ia, rf. Small wheel ; rowd m a qyur;
Bod^ e. Silt. Wheelworks, as of a watcAk
Boda Ula, »f. A small wheel
Bodal, 9m. Plac& spot, seat
BodAnte, pa. Boiling. \Y, Bedopela,
Bodapdo, 9m. Bubbing against the grain.
Bodapid, 9m Fringe of a bedstead, table^
&C. ; painting of the valance of a house.
Bodaplincha, ^ The main ward of a key.
Bodir, vn. To roll ; wander; run on wheels;
revolve on an axis.— vo. To impel Y. Ro.
dear,
BodeabrAzo (A'), ad. Drawing the srm as
in the act of throwing.
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ftoddklo, da, a. Sorromided.
RodMddr, rt, «. Roller, wrapper.
UodeAr, vn. To go nmnd; cncompaaa.—
fKi. To wn» up; oompaaai
Rod^la. ^. Shield, target
Bodelero, fnu Soldier armed with a siriold;
• a wild young man; a rake.
Rod6no, 9m. A porous stone.
Bod6o, «m. CircuroitiOD; cattle-market;
protraction; evasion.
Bode6n, «m. A complete rolling:
Bodero, ra, a. Relating to wheels.
Rod^ro, em. Collector of the duty on sheep.
Rod6ta, 9m. A larffe wheel; bolster of an
axletroe; ward or a key.
fioddzno, 9m. A large wheel
Eoddla, 9/: The knee. V. Codmo. Rub-
ber, clout; knot for carrying burdens.
RodilUda, ^ RodUlAzo, 9m. Push with the
knee.
Bodill6raa, ^ pL Ornament on stockings
around the knees.
Bodilldro, ra, a. Belonging to the knees.
Eodillo, «m. Roller, a pastry-cook's rolHng-
pin.
Rodillfido, da, a. Having large knees.
Rddio, 9m. Rhodium, a metal [honey.
ZU>dom61, 9. The Juice of rosea mixed with
R6drlg&r, M. To^op up vineat [vines.
Rodrigazdn, 9m. Time for putting props to
Rodrlgdn, «m. Prop for vinesi (OoU.) Page
who waits upon women.
Roed6ro, am. Place frequently gnawed.
Koed6r, ra, 9. Qnawer; a gnawing worm;
remorse.
Roediira, ft/. Onawlng, corrodlnff. [gold.
BoiSIa, ^ Round piece of crude silver or
Ro6r, tm. To gnaw, ooirode; calumniate;
molest
Route, sm. Rob, a distilled Nqnor. [tion.
Rogaci£n, «/. Request petition.— />A Roga-
Rogad^r, ra, 9. Sunplicant, petitioner.
RogAnte, pa. Imploring; asking.
RogAr. va. To Implore; crave; pray.
Rogativa, Rogftria, */ Snpplieatlon, prayer.
RcmUivo, va, a. Supplicatory.
Rofdo, a. Gnawed, corroded; penurlona.
Rojodnte, pa. Rubiflc, rubifying.
R(^e4r, vn. To redden ; bluBh.
Roldte, Am. Rouge.
RcA^ Roj6za, ^ Redness.
Rfljizo, zk, a. Reddish.
R<^]ot Ja, a. Red, ruby; ruduy.
Rol^tra, ^ Redness.
Rol, 9m. List, roll
Roldtoa, 9/. (San.) Sheave. [things
R61dd, 9m. Clrole formed by persons or
Rolddo, 9m. (Bot) Myrtle-lcavea oorlaria.
Rot^ **n. Volute.
Rdlia, 4/r Collar of a horse.
RoIUr, va. V. ArroUar.
RolUte, 9m. A small roll.
Bolllzo, za, a. Plump, round.
Rollo, am, A roll; rouleau; a afnmn of
stone; gallows; acts or records.
RolltSn, Km. V. AeemiU
RoIliSna, a. Fat plnttp.
Bomadlziiraet, «r. V. ArromadUar94
Romadizo, MX OKtarrh.
Bomina, if. St^^lvard, a balance.
8T4
Romanad6r, «ik Weigbmaster In a slaogb
ter-house.
RonumAr, vn. To weigh with a tteelvard.
R<HnAnee, 9m. The common Spaniifa km*
guage; romance; tele; ballad.
RomanoeAr, ra. To translate into Sptnish'
express by circumlooution. [maneea.
Romanc^ro, ra, a. SinRing or oompoeing ro*
Romano^ro, «m. Oollecuon of romances;
legendary tales. [native lannaffo.
Romancista, am, Anthor who writes m »•
RomaneAr, Wh To weigh.— on. To outw«lgk
Romandro, 9m. V. Romanador,
RomaniUa, tta, «/! A small steelyard.
Romiino,na, a. Roman; tabby; baveflefllH
colored peach. [npanlsk.
Romanz&do, da, a Tomed or translated Into
RomanzAr, «a. V. RomancMr.
Romaaz6n. 9m. A long and tedious romance.
Romiza, ^. (Bot) Dock.
B6rabo, am. Rhomb ; pentagraph. <Iclit]i.)
Rhomb. Y.RodahaUo.
Romboide, (Qeom.) Rhomboid. [rose.
Rom^ra, lif. (Bot) Rosenuu-y-leaved son-
Romer^e, «m. V. Romsria. [mary.
Romeral, 9m. Place abounding with rose-
Romeria, ^ Pilgrima»». [palmer.
Romero, am. (Rot) Rosemary. Pilgrtm,
Romero, ra, a. Travelling on rellgtous .ac-
count [ABafran rom^
Romi, Romln, sm. Bastard saffron. V.
R6mo, ma. a. Obtuse, Mont: flat-nooed. — 9.
HlnnyT
Rompec6ches, m. Everlasting.
Romped^ ^ Chisel fbr cntttng hot iron
ltomped6ro, ra, a. Brittle.
Romped^, ra, 9. Breaker, destroyer.
Romped6ra, tf. Y. Rotwa.
Romp<h-, va. and n. To break. fVactnre; cut
aninder; wear ont; rout; begin; wprtnt
up; transgress; defeat; plough ground
for the flrK time. [fnrass.
RompesAcos, 9m. (Bot) Oval-spiked hard-
RompiAnte, 9m. (Nau.) Surge.
RompimlAnto, «m. Rupture; aperture;
crack : first plongblngof land.
Rompisacoe, «m. (Bot)Y, Romp99aco9.
Ron, 9m. Rum.
R6nca, mi: Threat; boast; halberd.
Roncador, ra, 9. Snorer.— -am. Snorlng^flsh.
Roncamdnte, adL Hoarsely.
RoncAr, Vfu To snore ; roar ; threaten, brag.
R6nce, 9m. Flattery. fdlc.
Ronceir, vn. To def^r, protract, Isg; wuee-
Ronceria, ^. Sloth, huiness; flattery.
Bonc6ro, ra, a, Slothfhl, tardy; snariing^
flattering. [bv fr^nd.
R6ncha, ^ Wheal, pustule; loss of^mone^
RonchAr, «a To chew any thing crisp ot
hard. V. Rofuar.—vn. To make wIko^
Roneh6n, wu A large swelling:
R^noo, ca, a. Hoarse, husky.
R6ne3, 9m. Snore. Y. RonqutdOk
Rono6n, sm. Drone of a bagpipe.
R6nda,«< Ronoda, night-patroL
Rondsdor, 9m. Watchman.
Ronddlla, if. Fable, story.
RondAr, «a. and fk To go round to prersBl
disorders; serenade; hover about nnt
place.
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Bond^U, «m. Bonndelay. [aneaals.
, Bond'm, wi. Hounds; watchmen in naral
Bond]* fkr Bondiz, tm. Face of a predotia
atone.
Kond6, Mn. (Mb&) Bondean.
Bond6n. I>e rondon^ Bashly, abrnptlj.
Bonlila, */. A long, broad awofd.
BoDgigAta, 4/: v. RekUete,
Bouquet, vn. To be hoarse witli cold.
Bonquedad, »f. Iloaneneaflk
Bonqnc'ra, ^ Hoanenesa.
Bonquido, «m. Snore ; hanh sound.
BonquiUo, illa» ito, ita, a* dim. of Rohco.
Blightlr hoarse.
B6nza. qf. (Nao.) The sUte of a vessel adrift
Bonz41, «m. Halter. (Nan.) Y. Patonco.
Bonzir, «a. (Nan.) To rouse, bauL
BtSAa, i(f. Scab; manginess; craft (Met)
Nastineas; moral hart
Eofiilda, f< (Nao.) Garland. Boflada dt
rancAo, (Nan.) Mess-garland.
Bofteria, »/. Craft; niggardlineas.
Kofidso, sa, a. Leprona; flltbv; mean.
B<Spa, «/ Cloth ; all kinds of^silk, woollen,
or linen, used for domestic pnrpoeea;
robe, dreBS. Ropa blancck^ Linen.
Bi^AJe, «mw Wearing apparel; inpery,
Bop&lico, ca, a. Verse with the first word a
monosyllable, and ail the others increas-
ing progressivelr.
Boparejeria, ^ Frippery.
Bopavcjdro, /ntK Fripper.
Boperia, xf. Store for ready-made clothing;
wardrobe of a community. [robe.
Bop^ro, S7/K Salesman ; keeper of the ward-
BopC'tau x/ A short garment
Bopetilla, ^ A short garment; Jacket with
loose hanging sleevea.
Bopita, ^ V. Jiopeta. [clothes.
Bopdn, efTK A loose gown, worn over the
Boqu^da, «/ Bocky place.
Boqn^do, ttm. Stony precipice.
Boqu^fio, fia, a. Bocky.
Koqu6ro, ra, a. Book/.
Boqnoa, a. A kind of^lklcon.
Boqu^ta, ^ Ancient tower in a fortress.
(Bot) Yellow flower.
Boqu^te, «m. Bocket Y. Ataeador.
B6rfo, 9m. A child at the breast
B6aa,4/C(Bot)Bo6a. Bose diamond. Ro-
sa*, Flowers, delights.
Bosaoriiz, em. Kosioruoian.
Bosdda, ^ V. Escaroha.
Bosido, da, a. Boaed, erfaneoned; rosy.
Bos&l, em.. (Bot ) Bosebosh, rosier.
Boeari^o, am. Maker and seller of rosaries.
Bo^^o, $m. Bosary^; a chain-pump.
Bos&rscv «•• Y. SonroAeane, [raL
B^Bca, if/! Screw; any thing round and spi-
Boac6o, sm. A larje screw.
Bos6ga, 4/! Creeper, grapnel
Buieo,sea,a. Bosy.
Boe^ffOi, ra, «. CoUecUon of saflYon flowers.
Bos6ta, ^, Y. Carokk Teasel; the bloom
of the cheeks.
Boeet6n, em, A large rose.
Bosita, ^. A small rose.
Boeiel6r, ank Boeet ; rioh sllTcr oreu
BosiDo,ttla,a.Cl«arred.
Roaroirinoi, am. Y. Romero,
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Bosmdro, em. Morse, waltron.
Bdso, sa, a. Bed» rosy. Y. Rq^o, A' rou
y f>eUo«Oy Without disthiotlon.
Bosol^a, 9/. A stuff made of wool and silk.
Busdii, ntK Bossolia
Bosdnea, em. A kind of wormSb
Bosquete, em* A cake,
Bosquilla, {< A smnli, sweet round cake.
Boetral, a. Y. RotAraia. (Arch.) Boslril
column.
Bofitrdta, a. Boetral
Bostrddo, da, a, Bostral. [small seed pearl.
Bostrico, Bostrillo, em. Veil on Images;
Bostritu^rto, ta, a. Showing anger in the
countenance.
Bostro, em* Bostrum, the beak of a ship or
ofabhrd; countenance. [Ifundatunk
B6ta, ^f. Boot, defeat; course; ratan. Y.
Botacion, ^f. Botation ; revolution of planeta.
Botam^nte,' ad. Impudently.
Botimte, pa. Boiling.
BotAr, tm. Y. Rodar. [gcd.
B6to. ta, a. Broken, destroyed ; leaky; rag*
Bdtula; e/ Whirlbone.
Botulitr, ixi. To inscribe, UtbeL
Botul&ta, ^. Label
B6tulo, em. Label; show-bill.
Botiinda, ^f. Botnnda
Botundid^, tf. Boundness.
BotQndo, da, a. Bound, clrcuUu'.
BotAra, fif. Fracture, crack ; hernia.
EAya. */ Bust
Boy&i, 9m. French linen. [bles.
Bdza, «f. Stubbing; ground cleared of brom*
Bozadero, «m. Stubbing^place.
Boziulo, da, a. Stubbed. (Nan.) Fretted.
Bozador, ra, e. Stubber, weeder.
Bozadiira, ^. Friction; gall; clash.
Bozag^nte, a. Pompous, showy ; haughty.
Bozamiento, em. Friction.
BozAr, vet, and n. To stub up, dear the
ground; scrape; graze; gall. — er. To
strike, cut; treat fluniliarly. (Nau.) To
fi-et
Bozavilldn, mn. Sponger. [as an aaOi
Bozn&r, va. To crack with the teeth ; brar,
Boznklo, em. Noise made by the teeth lu-
eating; braying of an as&
B^zno, sm. A little aas. png ; fk^ttins
B6zo, am. Chip of wood ; stubbing, weed
Bu, am. Sumach. Y. Zumaque.
B6a, «/. Street; high road.
Buiui, vm. Linen mannfootured at Bonen.
Bu&oea, em* pi. Linen made at Bouen.
Buandtc, em. Foreign linen.
Bu^o, na, a. Bound, of a circular form.
Bu&nte, a. Pranduff or strutting; rider.
KuAr, tm. To roll through the streets : ap>
plied to carriages; court the ladies; rtde
Bubeo, ea, a. Beddiah.
Bub6ta, ^f. Toad.
Bnbi, em. Baby ; red color.
Bdbia. ^ Madder; a river fish.
Bubi&l em. Madder-ileld.
BubicAn, a, Bnbican.
Bubiand^c, ff. Blush, red oolor.
Bnbic&ndo, da, a. Bnbicund.
Bublflc4r, wk To rubify.
Bubln, em* Buby. Y. JSudi.
R6bio, bia, o. Bed, reddish.
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l;6bio, $m, (ichtb.) B«d nrnird.
Bnbidn, & Of * bright niddiah oolor.
B6bo, 9m. Bteokbeny-bnth.
Bab6r, «n. Blnsb ; bMhfblooat.
BaboTMOiSa^BhaineAil. V. Vergon»o$iK
Bfrbrioa, 4/! -Bed mark ; itoarish to a aign*-
tnre; rubric.
Babrleinte,pa. and a, BabUying; rabifle.
Bnbrleiate, «tM» Junior ooonaal ofa oonndL
Bnbrloir, «a. To sign; aubacribe.
Babriquista, tnu A penon Yeraed in the
earemoniet of the eborcb.
Biibro, bra, a. Bed, reddiah; robrio.
Boo. ^ y«7 lane fkbuloua bird.
B&do, cia, a. Bright aUrer graj; graj-
B6da, sf. (Hot) Bneu Buta. Y. GaUffa
Bndamento, ad. Badely, rougblj.
Bad^ qf, Babbiab.
Bad6za, ^ Boogfaneaa ; nideneea ; atupidity.
Bndimdntoa, am. Badimenta.
B6do, da, a. Bade; hard, aevere; atupid.
Ba6oa,|<Diataff for flax; winding. (Nau.)
Fiah ofa mast
Bodda, $f. A wheel; a circle; torn, anooea-
Bion. (IchUu) MolebuL
Baedeoiea, cilia, zneia, </! A amall wheel
Ba6do, ank, Botatlon; drcnit; aelvage; mat
or rug.
Buteo, am. Bequeat, prarer, entreaty.
Bo^o de Molino. 901. MlU-wheeL
Buello, tn, A roller.
Buequedlh^ ^. A amall dlatafC
BnflJandArio, rla, a. Negligent in dreaa
Bqfaland6iniL ^ Noiay mirth.
Buflin, am. Bolflan, pimp.
Bufliba, ^ Bawd, procurea^
Baflao4r, vo. To pimp, pander.
** ' ' or pander,
ittle ruffian.
Buflaneiia,^ Pimping. Y. Alcahuet^ria.
Buflanteoo, ca, a. Pimplike.
B6ib, ftL a. Carroty, red-haired.
B6ga,f< Wrinkle. Y, Arruga,
BogAr, 90, To wrinkle.
Bugibie, a. Bellowing, roaring.
Bugido, «m, Boaring; ramblinc^
Bogitete, a. Bellowing, roaring.
Bugiml^to, am. Y. Buffido.
Bugin6ao, aa, o. Buaty.
Bugir, vn. To roar, bellow; matle.-^rr. To
be whispered about
jtugoaidAd, ^. Bngoaitf.
Kug6eo, aa, <%. Bugose, wrlnklj.
Bulb&rbo, tnu (Bot) Bhubarb.
BuSdo, rnn. Nolae: diapnte; namor.
Boidoaaminte, ad Noisilj.
Buiddao, aa, a. Noisy, cUraorona.
Buin, d. Mean, vile; decayed; avaridoua.
Bnina, ^f. Buin, downikll [nar.
Buinir. 9a, To ruin, deatroy. Y. Arrui-
UuindAd, ^ Meanneaa, malice.
Bninm^nte, ad. Meanly.
Buinoaam^nte, ad, Buincualy.
Ruln66o, aa, a. Worthleaa, minona.
Buipdnce, mn. (Bot) Y. Eapbnohigo.
Bnip^ntioo, am. (Bot) Bnapontic, knap-
Bai8en6r, am. (Om.) Nightingale.
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Auuaoar, vo. i o pimp, p
BuflanAao, am. A pimp o
Buflanc^te, dllo, am. t4tl
Buflan^a, tm. Y. Bi^i
BAB
B^jAda, ^f. Heavy ndn.
Bojji^, «a. To irrigate.
Bftldo or B&ld , WK Myrtle-leaved eoriari*
B&lo. am. Ball, bowL
RnmbAdaa, ^' ' "
^f.jpk Y. Arrumbada*.
B6rabo, am. Bhumb; road, way;
ofaahip; oatentation.
Rumboaam^nte, ad. Pomponaly.
Rumb^aa, a. Poropoua, aplendid.
Rfimla, af. Rumination.
Rumiador, ra, a. and a. Bumlnator.
Rumiadiira, */. Rumination.
Rumtinte, pa, and a. Ruminant; mnalng.
Rumiftr, to. To ruminate; moae.
Rnml6n, na, & Buminating. (eaak.
R&mo. tm. The firet hoop of the bead oft
Rnm6r, mn. Rumor, report; murmur.
R6nfla, ^ Seriea, multitude.
R6nioo, a. Runic.
Runr&n, mn, Bnmor, report [fit
Rufiiir, «<iw To groove the onda of stavea, to
R6pU, ^. Rupee.
Rupldipra,-^ Cbamola-goat
Ruptm, ^ Buptura
Bnqu^ta, ^ (Bot) Y. JaramaQO.
BuWU, a, BuraL
Buralmtote, ad Burally.
R68, 9m, Y. Zumaqus.
R6aoo, ca, & Rude, peevlah.
Rnaefi^l, 9m. (Om.)NighHngale.
Rualtote, a. Ruby, reddtah.
BoatldU, a. Bnatfcal, rural.
Boadcam6nte, ad Bostieally.
Bnadddid, ^. Buatidty; rudeneaa.
Biiatlco, oa, a. Bnatio, downlah.
RAatloo, 9m. RuaUe. peaaant
Ruatlqu^ Boatiqntea, ^ Buatidty
Buatrfr, va. To toaat bread.
BAatro, 9m, Y. Rumba.
B6ta, V- Bonte, itinerary.
Bntilinte, a. Brilliant
ButilAr, im. To radiate, ahlne.
B6tilo, la, a. Of a bright yellow eolor.
BuUna, ^ BouUne, custom.
S.
8, 99''9av^ has alwaya a harrii, Maataii
aound, like aa in Enslish. JS9no. for ae-
cribano, a notary public
Sib^^.r.Sabia,
Sibado, am^ Satordi^; Sabbath.
SabalAr, 9tn. Net for eatdilng abad.
SabalAra, ^ Fire-grate In Aimaoec
Sabaldro, 9m^ 8had-flaher.
Sibalo, 9m, (Ichth.) Shad.
S4bana,ii^ Bed-abeet; aItar-«1oth: prairto
BabandUa, ^, BeeUe; * email defonac^
SalbandUUla, Ju^U, nf. A xetr amall inaaet
Sabandro, 9m, Herdsman of the prairlai^
8abanilla» «< A amaU aheet; napklB.
8abafi6n, 9m. Chilblain.
Sabatirlo, a. Babbalarf eo.
8abAtico^ ea, a, BabbatloaL
Sabatina, 4^ Divine aervlee on Saturday.
Sabatino, na, <r« Performed on Saturday.
Sabatiama, 9m. Beat or repo&e after lamir
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0fl])«d«r, Tt, tm. and/ Y. Sahidor.
Sabeismo, fm. Ancient fire-worship.
8at>^, tw* To know; experience; to be
able, be poesesflcd of talents or abilities.
Bab^, <m. JLeamlng, knowledge.
8Abta,4/:Sap.
Sablam^nte, ad. Wisely.
Babidillo, 11a, a. A sciolist; bloe-stocking.
Sabido, da, a. Learned.
8abid6r, ra, «. A learned person.
Sabldona, «^ Learning, wisdom.
Sabl^ndaa (A'), ad. Knowingly.
Sabitote, 1)0. Sapient, knowing.
Sabina, ^(Bot) Savin or sabino.
Sabino. na, a. Piebald borse.
S^bio, Dia, a. Sago, wise, learned.
Silbio, bla, 9nu and/ A sage.
Sabi6nda, ^. Blue-stocking.
Sabionddz, ^f. Malidons sagacity.
Sabidndo, da, a. Sciolist
tSablizo, wi. A sabre-cot
Bible, 9m. Sabre, cntlasa. (Blaz ) Sable.
Sabl6n, wn. Ckxarso sand.
Sab6c^ a< Y. Saboga.
8ab6ga, ^f. (lehth.) Shad.
SabogiU, a. Net for catching shad.
Sab6r, «m. Belish, taste. A' aahor. At
pleasnre.
6aboread6r, ra^ Seasoner.
Saboredr, va. To relish ; give a xest— vr.
To be pleased or delighted.
Sabor6o, am. Y. Paladh. [paste.
Saboyina, ^ A wide petticoat; a delicious
Sabrosam^nte, ad. Pleasantly.
Sabr6eo, sa, a. Savory, paUtable.
Babn^ ^ Bitch of a bound.
8aba66o, 9in. Hoond, bloodhound.
Sfibnlo, sm. Gravel, coarse sand.
Sabuldeo, sa, a. Sabulous, sandy.
Sftca. «/: Exportation ; sack; valuation.
8aca,o&lAj^. (Surg.) Bullet-drawer; fbrceps.
Saeabocado, Sacabocddos, sm. A hollow
punch.
Sacabdtas, ff. Boot-Jack.
Sacabr6oaa, tif. Pincers.
8acab6che, «/. Sackbnt ; nickname.
Sacao6rchoa, sm. Cork-screw.
Sacacnirtos. sm. V. Saoadinero. [Ince.
Badlda, tf. District separated ft-om a j)rov-
8aeadln6ro, Saeadin6roe, mu (ColL) Catch-
penny.
B&cadilla, ^f. Noise made to rouse game.
8aead6r, ra, s. Extracter, exporter.
Bacadtira, s/. A sloping cut
Baeafli&sticas, ^ Gun-spike.
Bacalifia, «! Tricking; swindling.
Bacamtocbaa, sm. Scourer. TUrra d€ sa-
oaananchaSy Fu11er*s earth.
8aeami6ntOi, am. TaUng or drawing oat
Baoamolteo, sm, Y. Saeamudas.
Bacama61aa, am. Tooth-drawer.
Baeanibo, «ik (Nan.) Pump-hook.
Bacaa^te, am. Lansquenet [balls.
8acapel6ta8, am. Instnunent ibr extracting
6aoap6traa, am. A bad surgeon.
Sacir, va. To extract, remove , produce,
oopr^; extort; ahow; deduce.
Bacavteo, na, a. Saccharine.
Baeite, am. (UoxO Grass, herb ; hay.
Ba^tr&noa, am. worm for drawing wad.
SAP
Sae61o, em. Boman hermitage.
Sacenll6eio, am. Priesthood.
SacerdotAl, a. Sacerdotal
Sacerddte, sm. Priest, clergynubv.
Sacerdotisa, «^ PrleetesSw
Sachadfira, ^ Turning up the gronnd.
Sachir, «a. To turn the gronnd.
S6cbo, sm. A hoe.
Saci&ble, a. That may be satiated.
Sacldr, vo. To satiate ; gratify.
Sacied&d, sf. Satiety.
S&oo, sm. Sack, bag. Saoos vactos^ Beadj
made bags. Pilhge, plunder. [(/or
Sacomino, am. Y. Saqueo and ForrajeO'
Sicra, ^. Each of the three tablets on tbi
altar.
Sacramental, a. Sacramental.
8acramentaIm6ote, ad. Saoramentally.
Sacramentiu*, «a. To administer the sacra-
menta.
Sacrament&rio, a. Bacramentarlan.
Sacram6nte, ad, Y. Sagradamente.
Sacramdnto, am. Sacrament Y. Jflsterio,
SAcre, sm. (Om.) Sacre; a pilferer; small
cannon.
Bacrificad^, sm. Sacrifice-ground.
Sacriflcad6r, sm. Sacrificer.
Sacriflednte, pa. Sacrificing, aacrifieatory.
Sacrifice, va. To sacrifice.— ©r. To devote
one'a self to God. [ence, compliance.
Saerifido, sm. Sacrifice; offering; obedi-
Sacrllegam^nte, (u2. Sacrilegiously.
Sacril^o, sm. Sacrilega
Sacrilego, ga, a. Sacrilegious.
Bacrism6cbe, eho, sm. A ragged black coat
Sacristin, sm. Sacristan, sexton, clerk.
Sacrlstina, ^ A nnn sacristan. [elerk.
Sacristancttlo, Sto, am. A little sexton or
Sacrlstaneir, va. (Joe) To gormandize.
Sacristania, sf. OflBce of a aexton.
SacristSa, ^ Sacristy, vestry ; sextonship.
Sicro, era, a. Holy) sacred. Y. Sagfado.
Sacros&nto, ta, o. Sacred, very holy.
Sacudida, ^. Jerk. Ds sacudida^ Besult-
lngfh>m.
SacudMo, da, a. Harsh, intractable.
Sacudido, sm^. Spanish step In dandng.
8aeadid6r, sm. Shaker, duster, sifter.
Bacndid6ra, ^ Dusting, cleaning.
Bacudimi6ntOj«m. Shaking off, rejecting.
Bacudir, «a. To shake ; reject ; dart, dia
charge; beat
Sadnceismo, sm, Saddudsm.
Sa6ta, sf. Arrow, dart; gnomon; hand of
a watch ; magnetic needle ; a northern
constellation.
Saetida, Saetfizo, s. Arrow-wound.
Saete&r, va. Y. Astutsar.
Saetdra, sf. Loop-hole; a grated window.
Saet6ro, ra, a, Belating to arrows.
Saet6ro,am. Archer, bowman, rioop-bolt.
SaetSa, f/! fNan.) Settee ; a lateen aail ;
Baetilla, ^. Bmall arrow; magnetic needw;
moral sentence. [tenter-hook
Saetto, sm, MiU-trongh ; peg; drag-sat
Saetto, sm. Dart
S&fioo, ca, a. Bapphlo verse.
Siflo, am. Y. Chngrio.
BAfra, wn, Zefre, oxide of cobalt—^ (0«
i ba) Crop time. _
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Digitized by VjOOQlC
SAL
H&ga, f/! Witch ; the foxe-numer of tho Iqg^
8a§:ae{dAd, ^ Sngadty; sagacioiunesa.
Sftgapdno, 9m, Gum sagapen.
8«g^L, am, Sngathee.
Sa^az, a. Safcaclooa.
Sa^aznidnte, ad, Sagftcioasly.
B^U. ^f. Segment ofa diameter.
8aglt&l, a. Sagittol, Mgiitatod.
Sagitaric, «m. Archer; Sagittarius.
B^o, 4*71. A greatKsoat
Bagradam^nto, ad. Bacredlv.
Sagrudo, da, a. Bacred ; hoi/.
Bagr&ilo, am. Asvluni, a sacred place.
Bagrari6ro, 9m. Keeper of relics.
Bagr^lo, «m. Tabernacle, sanctuary.
Bagd, or S&gai, 9m. Baeo palm.
' B^ula, i\f. JL small frodL Y. Sayuelo,
Bimom&rse, vr. To be excoriated.
Bah6mo, «m. Excoriation.
Baham4dQ, da, a. Fumigated. [pot
Bahumad6r, «m. Perfumer; a perfummg-
Babumadiira, itf. PerfUming; fumigation.
Baliumfir, vo. To perAime ; Aimigfete.
Bahum6rio, 9m. Fumigation ; penumo.
Bah Arno. am. Steam, vapor, y . SahwiMrio.
Baica, ft/. Balcic, a Turlcbh vessel
Baiu, 9m. Grease of an animal on clothes,
Saina, «/ V. Alcandia.
Bain4r, va. To fotten animala
Saln^e, am. A farce; flavor, rell&h; anv
delicate bit.
SainetUlo, ^m. A slight relish or flavor.
Baino, «m. An Indian Jug.
BAja, S^iadrira, «/ Scariflcatlon.
BwiSr, va. To scarify.
Bal, »f. Salt : wisdom, prudence ; wit
B&Ia, n/. Uall ; board of commissioners ; pub*
lie meeting.
Balacldfid. ^/Salacity.
Baladamdnte, o<J. Wittily.
Saladar, »m. Salt-marsh.
BaIad6ro, atn. Saltlr'g-piaoe.
Baliido, da, a. and pp. trailed, salty ; witty.
Baludo, am. Sea ; land barren by saline par-
ticlesw
8alad6r, ra, 8. SaHer; salting-place.
BaladAra, ^A Salting; pickled flsh or meat;
smokcil beef.
Salam^ndra, SalamAndria, qf. Salamander.
SaUmanqueso, ff. Star-lizard
BaUr, va. To salt; cure, corn, pickle.
Salarkr, vo. To give a salary.
Saldrlo, am. Wages, salary; stipend.
Baliz, a. Salty ; lustful
Balaz6n, */. Seasoning, salting.
BAloe, am. (Bot) Willow.
Balc^da, ttf. PlanUtlon of willows.
Baloereta, ^ Dice-box. [dsse for mines.
Balchicho, 9f, Small sausage. (Mil.) Saa-
Salchicheria, «/ Pork-shop.
Balchlob^ ra, a. Saosage maker or seller.
8a]ohich6n, sm. A large sausage.
Salcochir, r«% V. Sancodtar.
Baldar, «a. To liquidate.
Sildo, 9m. Balance: payment of an account
Balobroaldiid, 9f. Saltness.
Baledizo, am. Jutting; corhel; jetty.
Baledizo, za, a. SaUent
Bal^p, am. Balop-root
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SAL
Sal^ ^. Place where aalt la giro toAol
mala. [of aalt
Salero, am. Salt-cellar; aattmino; magazlna
Saleta, m/. A smaU hall
S61ga lo que salicre. Y. Snlir. [SaUr.
Saleada, Salgadora, «/. (Bot.) V. Onagn. V
SAlTca, a. Salique; salique-law. [wart
Salici'ir, 4/: (Bot) Long, fleshy-leavea ial
Balic^rnla, »/. 01a»-wort
Salida, ^/C Start, departure; outlet; rwall;
nrojecilon; expenditure; sally.
SaJidizo, za, a. and a. V. Suledi«o,
Salido, da, a. Departed. SaUdo, Project
ing. prominent
Saliente, a. and pa, Ontiuttlng: projeotine
Balifloable, a. SaUflable.
Salin, am. Bait magazine. Y. SaUro,
Sal'ma, ^. Bait-pit
Salindro, 9m. Dealer in salt
Salino, na, a. Baline.
Salir, vn. irr. To go out; depart; appaar*
proceed; ocour; coat; sally; retire; de
aist— ur. To violate; drop; leak.
Salltrido, da, a. Impregni^ea withaaltpetrai
Balitr^ a. Nltroua.— am. Bal^tro bad oi
works.
Salitre, am. Saltpetre.
Salltreria, ^ Saftpctre-work. [saltpetre
Salltr^ro, ra, a. Baltpetre-roflncr. dealer tr
Balitr660, sa, a. Nitrons, saliaitioua.
SaUva, qf. SaUva.
Sallvaoidn, ttf. Salivation, spitting out
BalivAl, a. Salivons, aallvaiy.
Ballvdr, vn. To spit n)ridl«.
Baliv^ if. Eound knob on the bits of a
Baliv5so, sa, a. SaUvous. Y. SalivaL
8allad6r, am. Weeder, hoe,
SalUu-, va. To weed.
Bilma, nf. Ton, twenty hundred-weight
Salmedr, Salmodiilr, ta. To sing pealma.
Solm^r, 9m. (Arch.) Impost of an arch.
Balmista, «m^ Psalmist; chanter of psalms.
S^lmo, «m. Psalm.
Balmddia, a/ Psalmody.
Salm6grafo, am. Writer of psalms.
Balmdn, am. (Ichth.) Salmon.
Balmonido, da, a. lasting like salmon.
Salmoncillo, ito, am. A small salmon.
Salmondte, em, (Ichth.) Bed-mullet or sur»>
mullet [ma&d.
Salmor^o, am. Bance fbr rabbits; repil-
Balrou^ra, ^. Brine; pickle.
SalobrtU, a. Baity, briny.— am. Brine.
SaI6bre, a. Brackish, saltish.
Salobr^fio, fia. a. Saltish.
BaI6mK V' (Nau.) Singing out of sallon.
(Ichth.) (Joldline, giiehead.
Siuomdr, vn. (Nan.) To sing out
Salun, 9m. Saloon ; meat salted and smoked.
S&lpa, nf. (Ichth.) Ooldllne.
Salpicad&ra, iff. Spattering; dash of dirt
Balpio4r, va. To bespatter, dab.
8aIpio6n, am. Balmagundl; bespattering.
Balplment^r, va. To season with pepper and
salt
6alpiment6n, 9m. Balmagundl
Salplmi6nta, 9f. Mixture of salt and p^ip«
Balpinga, ^. African serpent
Balpres&r, va. To season with salt
Balp6g% ^ Biting kind of ant
Digitized by VjOOQlC
SAL
SihralUdo. «m. Rash : a ImMUng oat on th«
•UiL Y.SarpuUido. [pimplea
Salpallir, «a. To break oat in pastalM or
BAlaa, •/. Saaco, condiment; omamenta.
8alaaflrto, am. (Bot) V. Somtfraga,
SalMd&mbre, «/ Saltneea.
Salfldra, iR/: Saucer. y.SdUsrUla,
8a]aer6ta, •/. A small saucer; a dice-box.
Salserilla, y- A verr small saacer.
BaMro, «m. (Bot) Spaoteb thrme.
l9alBer6n, am. Moasare of gnJn, containing
about a peck. Y. 8aUa,
0iaaem61o, am. Y. SaUerUia.
BtkAM^ BalslfMx, ^ (Bot) Baxtfragei
BiMlWlte, 9f. fiance of little flavor.
SaltaUtncQ, Saltab^nooa. Sitta en banco or
S41ta en banooa, mn. Mountebank, onack.
SaltabardiUeSy am. Romp, a wild youth.
fialtabarrAncoa, am^ A noisy fellow.
8altao4braa, »/. Spanish serpent [toes.
SttKacharquUloa, wk Bot who walks on tip-
8aitMf6n, ^, Leaping; dance^ [tain.
Baltad^ro, mn, Leaping-plaoe ; a Jet or roun-
SalUdo, da, a. Prcnninent Jutting orer.
8altad6r, ra, a, Jumper, leapor; hopper.
8altad6n, ^ Hollow made In the surfhce
of a stone.
Saltambirca, a/T A rustic dress, open behind.
Saltinte, pa. Salient, leaping.
SaltaparMes, am» Y. SattabardaUt.
Balt4r, vn. To leap, hop; fHsk, rebound.
SaUar «n tisrra^ To Und.—vo. To cover
the female : applied to male animals.
Saltar^a, ^. A didlng rule.
SaltarMos nrk Andont Spanish dancci
Saltaren, mk Certain tune on the guitar;
ffraashopper.
Saltarin, na, a. Dancer ; a restless yonnff rake.
Saltaterandifte, mn, A kind of embroidery.
Baltatriz, ^ A female ropo-dancer.
8altead6r. am. Highwayman, fbotpad.
Salteami^to, am^ Aasaolt
SalteAr, va. To aaMult, attack ; rob; pad.
Salt^ am. Assault on the high road.
Baltfrlo, im. Psalter; psaltery, a harp.
6alt6ro, n^ a. HigfaUuder.
Baltibincoa, am, V. SaUdbaneo.
Baltico, mn. A Httla hop or leap.
Saltllla am. A Httle hop. (Nan.) Bnlk-head.
SaUUloi <U lot pasatnanot^ Stepa of the
gMgway.
Baltito, am. Y. SaUtea, [banco.
SAltlmUnco, Saltimbtoque, tn, Y. SaUa-
B&Ito, $m. Leap, bound; assault, robbery.
Y. ToKon.
6alt6n, stn, Qrasshopper. [Ooggle-eyeai
Saltan, na, a. Leaping mn^ C>^of taitonM^
Salnbenimo^ mm, a. tup. Most salubrious
t»al(ibr«. a. HeaHhfbL Y. 8al%»dabl«.
Balubridad, ^ Healthfhlness, salubrity.
Oalud, a/ Health; weUhra. proeperity; sal-
vation. /Sb;/i«(2^«,CumpHm«ota, greetings.
Balud&ble, a. Salutary, healthfal, wholesoDse:
Salodablem^nta, ad. Healthfully, bealthUy.
0alndad6r, tm. Qraeter, saluter; quack.
Balud&r, 90, To salnte, hail, greet
BalbdOi, sm. Salute of fire-arms; salutation,
Bammbre, ^. Flower of salt
B«lataol6n, •/. Salutation, greeting, salute^
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Salutlferamtota, ad. Salubrioosly.
Salutltoo, ra, a. Salutiferoua, healthftal.
B41va, tjf. Salute of flre-anos; solenm pros*
ise.
Salvachia, ^ Salvage.
8alvaci6n, ^ SalvaUon; preaervatlon.
Salvad^ if. Sand-box for writing.
8alv4do, tm. Bran.
Salvad6r, ra, a. Saviour, rescuer, redeemer.
Salvagu&rdia, am. Safeguard; passport; pal*
hulfum.
Salvi^Ada, ^. Snde behavior.
SalvAe, a. Savage, barbarous, ignorant
Balvjje, 9m. A savage.
8alvii|em6nte, odL^v^ely. wildly.
8alv»eria,a^ Clownleh conduct, savagenessw
Salvijes, {^Savageness, rustic indoduty.
Salv^'ma, ^f. Collection of skina of wild
beasts; tasting of game.
Salviyino, na, a. Savage, wild.
Salvam6nte, ad. Safely. [vatlon.
Salvam6nto, Salvamiento, ami. Safetv* sal-
SalvAnte, pa. Saving, excepting. — ad. Save.
Salvdr, xa. To save; remove Impedi-
ments; pass over; escape fkom danser.
Sillve, «. <^/aet God bless yon.— ^ Prayei
to the Yirfdn Mary. [Garden sage.
Sdlvia, ^. (Bot) &^ro. Satoia q/Mnal^
Salvlado, da, a. Containing sage.
SalvUla, ^. Salver; tray, waiter.
SiUvo, vaj pp. Saved, corrected.
S41VO, ad. Saving, exceptiag: A' m talvo,
To one's satisfaction.
Salvocondiicto, Salvocond&to, am. Pass,
safe-conduct; passport
8alvohon6r, am. Poateriors.
Salz, am. Y. Sauce.
Sima, ^. (Ichth.) A kind of sea-brsam.
Sambenito, »m. Garment of convieto of the
Inquisition; note of iufemy.
Sambli^e, am. Joinery. V. Snsafnbladura.
Samb6ca, ^. Triamrular musical instru-
ment; andent wartike machine.
SampsAco, tin, (Bot) Maijoram. Y. AUnc
radmto. [unffuent
Sammuqulno, am. Marioram and thynui^
Samuga, «/. A dde-eoddle. Y. Jamtiga.
San, a. Saint Y. Santo.
Sanible, a. Curable, healable.
Sanadte. ra, a, Onrer, healer.
Sanolotddo, tm. Panacea; a general rsma^y*
Sanamtote. ad^ Natnrally.
Sanib-. va. To heal, cure; reclaim from vioa
SanatWo^ va, «. Sanative.
Sanddn, ^f. Sanction.
Sandonir, to. To sanction.
Sancochfir, vo. To parboil
8anctasanct6mm, tm. Sanctuary.
Sinctus, tm. A part of the mass.
Sandilia, ^ SandaL [ice.
Sandalfaia, ^f. A stuff manufectured in Yen-
Sandalino, na, a. Tinctured with sandera.
S4ndalo, am. (Bot) Bergamotmint; aandal-
wood, aandersi [of aneniei
Bandarftea, a^ Sandarach, alao red aolphnral
Sand^ tf. Folly, simpUdty ; stupidity.
Bandia, ^ (Bot) Watar-mdon.
S&ndio, dla, a. Fooliah, atnpid.
Sandix, tm. Minium, red lead.
Sand&nga, tf. Y. Zandwnga,
tif
Digitized by VjOOQlC
SAN
Jkneami^nto, mn. Ommitoe; iodemniflcft-
don. [mvo harmlesa.
BmmAt, wl To giT« seeorlty; indemnify;
Bui6drln, mn. Sanhedrim. [pine islands
Sangl6y, mi. ChinoM trading to the Pliilip-
Bangrad^ra, ^. Lancet; aloice, drain.
8angrad6r, tm. Phlebotomiat; flBsare.
Bangrad&ra, fff. (Sarg.) Bleeding. Draining.
SangH^, na. To bleed; drain ; indent a line.
— «r. To be bled.
8angribu^ */. Corrupt blood. [stance.
B&ngre, «/. Blood: gore; race, fitmiljr; sab-
Sangria, ^. (Surg.) Bleeding ; Incision ; inner
bend of the elbow.
Sangrientam6nte, ad. Bloodily, craelly.
Bangri^nto, ta, a, Bloodj; sanguinary,
bkKxlthirstj.
Bangoil, mn, (Om.) Osprey.
Bangndza, tf. Serous blood. [chcrry-treei
Bangu6fio, ank Bod^erry-tree, cornelian-
Bangu680, «m. (Bot) Baspberry-bosh.
Bangaifero, ra, a, Sangaiferoos.
8angaiflcacl6n, 4/ (Med.) Sanguification.
Bangttiflc4r. «& To sanguiQr.
BangulflcftUvo, va, a. Producing blood.
Ba&gn^n61a, if. Leech; sharper; cheat
Banguiniria, ^ (Bot) Knot-grus. Blood-
stone; hematite.
Banguinariamtote, ad. Sanguinarily.
Bangui n&rio^ rla, a. Sanguinary, cruel,
bloody. [sanguineouSb
Banguineou nea, Sangulno, na, a. Bangoine;
Banguinol6nto, ta, a. Y. Sangrienio.
Banguln6eo, sa, a. Sanguinous; bloody, san-
guinary.
Sanguidol, tm. (Bot) V. Sanffusflo,
S&nguis, 9m, (Lat) Blood of Christ
Sangals6rTa, «^ (Bot) Great burnet
SangnisuAla, Sang^ja, 4^ (Proy. ColL)
V. Sanffit^uMU
Sanicula, {< (Bot) Sanlde.
Sanid&d, •/. Health, vigor, sanity.
S&nle, Siniea, ^f. (MedJ Sanies.
Sanl^so, sa, a. (Med.) Sanioos.
BaniadklOi SaiOac&to, «m. Government of a
Tiirldsh province.
Bar^jieo, 9m, Turkish governor of a province.
Sanjuanitfta, a, and a. A knight of St John
of Jerusalem.
BanmlguelAda, 4< (Prov.) Michaelmas.
BAiMv na, a. Bound, healthy, wholesome;
secure; sincere; discreet, wise; safe.
Binta, 9f. Female saint
B&nta B4rbara, ^ (Nan.) Powder-room.
Bantam^Dte, ad. Inously, religiously.
Banta8ant6rum, 9m. Sanctuary; priva^.
BantAzo, za, a. A gnat saint
Bant^lmo, 9m. (Nau.) Saint Elmo's light
8aot6ro, ra, «. Hermit; alms-begging; a
Jbundllng. [the Spaniards.
Bantiigo, 9m, 6t Jamoa. the war-wbo<^ of
Santlagu6fioi, fia, a. Applied to flruits ripe at
BtTames'B-day.
Bantiagu&sta, 9m. A knizht of Santiago,
Bantlam^n, 9m. (Ck>lL) Momont, twinkling
of au eye.
Bantioo, ca, 9, Little Image of a saint
B«itid4d, 9/, BaocUty, holiness, god'insas.
Bantiflcadon, ^ Sanotifloatlon.
Santificaddr, 9m^ Banotlfler.
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SantlfidUite, jMik Banctifyiag.
Santifld^, va. To sanctlQr; oless; Justify.
Bantiguida, ^f. Fara mi 9anUffuada, B|
my Ikith. [of the croasi
Santignaddr, 9, One who cures by the sign
SantiguAr, va. To bless; chastise.— «r. To
cross onels selC
Santigno, em. Making the cross. [gold.
Santim6nia, 4/: BancUty. (Bot) Com maii
Santisdbrio, «m. (0>1L) Caprice, whim.
Santisimo, ma, a. Most holy. M «a«U^
9imo^ The holy sacrament
S&nto, ta, a. and a. Saint virtaous ; slmpU;
sacred; just Santo ds pc^iarea^ Hy^i^
crito. [Watchword,
Sinto. ffik The image of a saint (Mil)
Saotoiina, 4(f. (Bot) Lavender-cotton.
Santdn, siik A hypocrita
Santoral, 9m. A church-choir book.
Saotuirio, 9m. Sanctuary.
Saot6cho, cha, 9. (ColL) Hypocrite.
San£urr6n, na, «. and a. (ColL) Hypocritaw
zealot
Santurronerio, f/C Hypocrl^.
Sintua, 9m. V. Sanctu9.
SAfia, V' Anger, pasalon, rage.
Safiosam6nte, da. Furiously.
Saideo, sa, a, Fortoui.
Safiudamdnte, ad. Furioaaly.
Sai&6do, da, a. Furious, ennged.
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swelled petson; dolt
Saponicoo, cea, a, Sapooaoeoua.
Sapon^tfla, ^. (Bot) ComtxMn soapwort
Saporifero, ra. a, Saporifl&
S4que, 9m. The act of playing out the ball
Saquead6r, ra, «. Plunderer.
Saque4r, va. To plunder, pillage^
Saqueami^nto, 9m. Y. Saqu^ Saoo,
Saqn^o, am. Pillage, plunder.
Saqa^ra, ^ A padUng-needle.
Saqueria, </! (collection of sacks.
Saqndte, Saqu6to, 9m. Little sack.
Saquilida, u. A amail quantity of grata to
be ground.
SaqulUo, ito, 9m. A small ba^
Sangatte, 9m. Hop, a danoe.
Barampl6n, 9m. Meaales.
SaFaoffdati, am. (Nau.) SaragostL
SarAo, am» Ball, entertainment puiy.
SarcAsmo,sm. Sarcasm.
Sardbtloo, ca, a. Barcastio.
Birela, H Load, burden.
Baicillo.«m.(Prov.)Ho«.
8are6eola, f/! Baroooolla, a gum.
Saro6fligo, anik Saroophagoa.
Sarcol6gia, ^ (Anat) Bai>oology.
8are6tioo, ea, a. (Sow.) Sarcotia
Sdrda, ^ (IchthO A kind of mackMti
Bard6sco, en, a. Bnde, ttntbom.
6tfd«aoo.«»i.As "
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BwdioA, tf. (Ichth.) Andiovjr.
Swdindra, or Yerba SiMxUkera, «/, (Bot)
Btinkiiig gooM-foot
BtrdiB^ n, «. Dealer in anchoTles.
Bardln^ro, n, a. Belonging to anehoviea.
B«rdin6u, a^ A small aocfaovy; knittlo.
84rdlo, SiUuov «)•*• Sardine, a preciooa stone.
SanMnlz, «C Sardonyx.
Birga. J^: Bergeu
Sargftdo, da, a. Serge-like.
Bargiso, wi. (Bot) Sea-weed.
S^vgo, 9m. (lobth.) Sea^tmcb or tea-bream.
8arga6ro, mK Painter of serges
8arga6ta, ^ A tbin serge.
BarQla, ^, (Bot) TbTmbnu
Baij4r, uk To scariQr.
Sariteta, ifi Isj mm; halberd, [manner.
SanenteAr, «a. To act in an overbearing
Sanenteiia, ^f. Place, dnty of a SMgeant
Ba^entia, tjf. OfBoe of a sergeant
Baijtoto, «m. Sergeant
Saiientdn, 9m. A stronc^ mascallne woman.
Baijia, 4(f. ScarlOeaUon.
Sarmefttad^r, ra, «. Pruned rine-sboots.
flannenti^, «a. To gather proned Tine-
sbootBL
8arment6ra, {/T T. SarmmUar,
Sarmentkio, da, €k Bomed with the slow
fire of vine-shoots.
Sarmentillo, snik A saoall vine-shoot
8«rment6so, sa, a. Fnll of vine-sbootai
Sarmlteto, mn. Yine-eboot
Steia, ^, Iteh. mange; violent desire^
Samizo, mk A malignant itch.
Sam^eo, sa, €k Itchy, mangy.
SarpnlUdo, mn. Flea-bite ; rash.
B«|Nillir, Mk To be flea-bitten.
Sarnekia, ^. A tomnltnoos contest
Skria, ^, A large basket
SarrUlo, sm. Death-rattle.
Sino, am. Inomstatlon of the tongne in
fevers; sediment; foulness.
Barrteo, sa, a. Inerosted with sediment
Mrta. lustring of beads; lUo; series.
flttUl, a. Stringed.— «m. String of beads, dsc.
Sartal^, Mk A small string of pearls or
precloas stones.
Saitto, c^ Frving-pan. [hold.
BarteoAda, ^f. As mnch as afiylng-pan csn
Barten^a, Sartenica, Ula, ^. A smallfrying-
Suno, Mn, y. Zarzo.
BflMfrfa, em. (Bot) Sassafras.
BAstra, f< Wife of a tailor.
Blatre^ sm. TaUor. Stv^humtattf^Ut
is a onnnlng blade.
BastreciUo, am. A petty taflor.
Baatreifa, ^t. A tailorlB shopu
flat in, Satania, sm. Satan.
Batinloamtote, ad, Satanically.
6at4nioo, ea, a. SaCanIo, devtHsb. [ilto.
Batttte, am. Baittfl;eon0tabl& (A8lf.)8ate-
Baterl6n, 9m. Y. SaUrion.
8Atlra,^fl«ltre.
flatlrtcamtota^ ad. Satirically.
Satirioo, am. Satirist
Batlrlco, ea. a. SatiileaL
BatiiiHa, 9f. A sneering instnnatioa
SMIrfHot smw A mtle aa^.
faUrfo, «m. Kind of water-rat
SE
8atiri6n, am. (Bot) Orchis.
Batirteinte, iHi. Satirizing;
Satirlzior, va. To satirise, HbeL
SAtiro, am. Satyr, a sylvan god.
Satisdaoldn, ^. Y. Fiatua,
Satlsfkcd^n, ^ Satisfiiction, recompense
apoloffy; gratification, [expiate ; IndnlMi
Satlsftcer, tM. To satisfy ; content, gratify
Satisflu^rlam^nte, ad, Satis&ctorU/.
Satlslkctdrio, rla, a. Satisiketory.
SatisCtolKS eha, a. and pp. irr, itt SaiU
Jiicer. Satisfied, arrogant, oonfideot
Sativo,va, a. Sative, that which ia ealUvated.
S&to, 9m, Corn-field.
86trapa, am. Satrap; a sly. crafty fellow.
Satrapia, ^ Dignity of a Persian satrapw
Satniible, & Saturable.
Satnraei^n, «r. Batority ; saturation.
Saturir. «a To saturate ; glut [umalia.
Saturaal, a, Batnmaltan. JSaiwmalett Sat-
Satnmino, na, a. Melancholy, sloomy.
Sattimo, am. jAstr.) Saturn. llead.
Sa6oe, am^ (Bot) willow. [willowa
Saucedil, sm. Sanc^'ra, fi^. Plantation of
Saooillo, 9m (Bot) Y. Sanguinaria,
Siiaoo, if. (Bot) Elder or alder-tree: second
hoof of horses. [absent
Saud&da, ^ An ardent desire of any thing
Sauquillo, am. (Bot) Dwarf elder.
Sauserla, ^ Laraer in a palace.
Sausi^r, 9m, Chief of the larder in a palaea
Sa6z, 9m, (Bot) Y. Saves,
SanziU, 9m. Y. Sauotdal and Salceda,
Sauxgatillo, am. (Bot) Agnos-castus tree.
84via,a^ V.&iWa.
SaxafWx, iff. (Bot) Y. Samtfraga.
SaxstU, a. Applied to fiah brooding among
stones.
S&zeo, ea, a. Stony.
Saxift-figa, SaxilHgoa, tf. (Botj
Sax^ stLO. Stony. [Cbbiese silk.
S&ya. ff. Upper petticoat 8aya 9aya^
Sayil, am. Sackcloth.
Sayaleria, ^ Shop Ibr weaving coarse doth.
Sayal^ 9m. Weaver of coarse stuifl
SayaMsoo, ca, a. Made of sackdoth.
Sayal6te, am. A thin stulH
Sayiza, 9f. An outward coarse petticoat
Saydte, Sayito, 9m, dim. A tbin or slight
stnfll
SAyo, 9m. A sack-coat
Bay6n, am. Bailiff; executioner.
Sayonazo, 9m, otSayon.
Sayo^h^ ^ Woollen shift; kind of fig.
Saya61o, 9m. Little fh>ck, small jacket
SazsatUlo, 9m, (Bot) Y. AgnocoMlo,
Sazon, ^ Maturity; season; ilavor; occa.
sion.
8azonadam6nte, ad. Seasonably
SazottMo, da, a. Seasoned, mature, mellow.
6asonad6r, ra, a. Beasoner. [ripen.
SaxonAr, va. To season; mature.— w. To
So, 9tty^ A pronoun, possesdvo to the pei^
son or thing that governs the verb; used
belbre the pronouns m«, fa, la, it refleets
the action of the verb on the ob|ect whl<A
they represent iSSs represents fkeqnentlv
the pasaive fbrm of a verb ; as as diee^ It
ia sdd. [To separata
Se, prep, used in composition, aa 99parar
861
[ftase plant
otO The saxi-
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Uft qii«, ad. Whether.
Beb&to, nuK (Cbom.) Sebato. [P«lea>
B4be, «/ (Prt>v.) Pfaoe laclcsed with high
Bebteta, Sebeetiino, 9tn. Sebestan-ft'alt, m-
bastiiM.
Sebast^ «m, (Bot) 8eb«Bten-trML
Babillo, miK Paste made with saet; kind
ofaoap.
B^bo, *m, Td]ow, candle-grease ; grease
BebMO, sa, a. Fat, greasy.
86cai f/: Drought: mint; sandbank.
SocacAl, am. (Bot ) Y . JSringe.
Becadil, 9m. A dry, barren sronnd.
Secaddro, sm. Place where milt is dried.
8eead4ro, ra, & Capable of being dried.
Becadillo, sm. A sort of dry, roond biscnit
8ecam6nte, ad. Drily, morosely; peerishly.
Secino, tm. Dry, onirrlgated, araSle hind.
Bee&nsa, ^ Ajnime at earda
SeeAnte, sm. Drier, a drying oil used for
painting.— «/ 8ecant
Seci^, wk To dry, ibde.— «r. To be dried
ap ; become lean ; decay.
Secaril, $m. Dryness, drought
8ecat&ra,4< Insipidity; flatness; coolness,
indlfferenosk
Seccidn, »/. Section.
Becino, na, a. Sixteenth,
geeesidn, ^f- Beoeasion.
Secdso, 9m, Ezerement, stooL
SeelAso, sa, a. Bcdaded, separated.
B^cojca, a. Dry; barren; lean; bare. A'
•soos, Solely ; rude.
Seereeion, t^ jMed.) Secretion. [oloeet
8ecr6ta, s/T Private examination ; water-
Secretamente, ad. Secretly.
BecretAr, «a. (Med.) To secrete, separate.
Secrot^a, «/ (CoIL) Confidante; secretary
of a nnnnery. ['^^P-
Seoretaria, ^f. Secretary's office; secretary-
SecretikriOiSm. Secretary; ascilbe; notary;
clerk.
Becreteir, tn. (Coll.) To speak in private.
BecretSco, illo, ito, sm. dim. A trifling secret
Becretlsta, 9m. Nataralist; secretist
Becr^to, ta, a. Secret ; dark ; oonOdentiaL
Becr6to, sm. Secrecy ; secret, areaniun ; caa-
tion, silence.
Beerston, 9m. Fine dimity.
Socret6rio, ria, a, (Med.) Secretory.
B6cta, 9f, A sect ; doctrine.
Sectador, ra, «. Sectarist
SectArlo, rla. a. and s. Sectarian, sectary.
Bect6r, 9m. (Geom.) Sector. [tendant
8eca4s, a. and s. Sectary; following, at-
Seca61a, ^ Seonel, continnatlon.
Beco6ncia, »f. A seqnenoe said in mass.
Becuestracion, ^. Sequestration.
Seeuostrad6r, 9m^ Sequestrator.
BeeaestH^, «a. To sequestrate, distress.
Saoaeetriirio, ria, a. Belonging to sequea-
tration. [umpire.
Bacntetro^ sm. Sequestration; arbitrator,
Beeolir, a. Secular; lay, laloaL
BaealaridH •/ SeeuUrity.
Beeniarizaei^a, ^f. Seoularization.
Beonlarizir, 9a. To secolariae.
Beonndariam6nta^ ad. Seoondarlly.
daeond&rio, ria, a. Secondary subordt-
Bate; accessory.
SEG
Beeandlna, «/: Afterbirth.
B«o6ra. 9K Drynesa; indiillBreneu.
Bed, 9f, Thirst; eagerness; violent
8Ma,«rsllk. i6tefo^<i,FloasBilk.
Sedadera, ^ Haekle fl>r dressing flax.
SediL 9m, AiigUttg*line; seton.
Sadadvet, va, a. (lUd.) BedaUre^
S6de, ^. Bee, the seat of episoopal powair
La 9ania sede. The holy see.
Sedeir, va. To clean JewM, gold, Acl
Sedentirio, ria, a, Bedentaiy. (soeh taw.
Seddla, 9f. Fine tow of flax; doth made «•
Seddfio, na, a, BUken; made of hair.
Sed6ra, 9f. A brush made of hair.
SederSa, ^ Silks, silk stnflk; silk store.
Sed6roL 9m, Sllk-meroer.
Sediddn, ^. Sedition ; an InsanvetieB.
Bedldosam6nte, ad. Bedltloosly.
Sedidteov Mi <*• Beditioos, mntinoo^
Sedi^nto, ta, a. Thirsty, drr; anxioui
Sedim6oto, sm. Sedfaneiit, fees.
Bednod6n, ^. Seduction, dacelTlni^
Sedndr, «a. To seduce, eormpt
SodoetlTo^ va, a, Bedoetive; ouiiupifld.
Bednct6r, la, «. Sedooer, deceiver; t *
bto be reaped.
te«>lng-hook.
k Fit to be reaped.
Beaper, harvester,
reap; crop; mow.
arveat season,
s. Worldly; seoolar, laieaL
id. Becalariy.
.Begmeol
f. BegregatioB, separatlOB.
a. Segregated, aeeredtloiiai
To segregate, set apt
a, a. That wbleb sei
ilk stnli; dooble taftty.
CProv.)To
B< icoession; eonUnnatioii.
Sc A merry Bpaolah tnaa aa4
«.-.,^ [dOrnti
BegaUUll^ ^ Singer and dancer efas^l
Seguido, da, a. Continued, snccsssive, fol-
lowed. [Ibot
Segnklo^ 9m^ Narrowing a stocking at tba
SegQid6r, ra, «. Follower.
8egnlmi6nto, 9m, Pursuit, hunt; conttnna*
tionofalawii'vt
Seguir, «a. To follow, pnrsae; proaecata;
profess.— <er. To ensne; saooaed ; iaaacw
Scg61lo, 9irk, The flrst stratom of a gold-
mine. [Joat aa.
8eg6n, pm. According ta Seffm^y^omm^
ScgAnda,^ Second in moslo; double Baaan
ing. (sacesd.
Segondir, vn. To repeat over again ; bt
Segondirio^ ria, a, V. Seetmdario,
B^nadilla. ^. Bnow-water ih>Mn mbI»;
small beU. [Bemftana
SegundUlo, 9m, Second porHon. (Mas^
Beg6nda da. a. Second. Segunda guar'
aia^ The dog-watch.
SegAndo, 9m^ Second of time.
Segnndogtolto, ta, a. Second-bom.
Segand6n, sm. The asoond son of a hmStf
younger brother.
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flcfondoi
SEM
\ f^ Axe ; rtckl«.
lor, «!». Seenrer, MMrter.
' cuk Secarely, certainly.
Segonm^ta, odL Secarely,
Seguritf; va. V. Ateawar.
Beiniv^a. «/ A mull hatchet [bdL
BegnridAd, «/ Secorfty, oertalntf ; enstodj;
Sesnro, ra, a. Secnre; easy, confkle&t'
nros constant
Segiiro, tm, Tnmbler of a gon-lock ; per-
mission, license ; ittsnranca
8effiir6n,«m. ▲ li«ce axe or hatchet
8eM» a. SbL'-mK The flgnre A. [angles.
BetoarMo, da. a, UaTing six aides and six
SeisAro, «m. The sixth part of a nnmhor.
8ei8ci6ntos» tas, a. Bix hundred.
Seisin, WK Silrer coin worth half a real
Solatoc^ na, a. Blxth.
Beleodoo, ^f, Bdeetion, drafee.
Bel^to, ta, a. Select, choice.
Belenltes, ^. Belenites, crTstalllMd gypsam.
Belenograna, 9f. Belenographj.
8ellad6r, mn. Sealer.
8ellad6ra,«^8eaUag.
BeliAr, «& To seal ; stamp.
Bellteea, ^. Kept-mistress. [Cocket
86II0, an. Seal, stamp. Sello de adfinna,
Stiva, iff. Forest 8eliM mpemiy Thicket
SelTitico, ca, a. Forest-born, wild.
Belvatiqaiz, iff. Rostictty, saTageness.
8eiv6so, sa, a. Belonging to forests.
Semina, »/. A week. Semana tanta, Pas-
sion-week.
Semanill, a. Hebdomadal.
flemanalmtote, ad. Weekly. [tlon.
flemanirio, ria, a. and «. Weekly pnbllea-
Semaneria, ^ Work done in the coarse of
m wedc [1y Ainctinns in his torn.
Semaniro, sm. One who enters upon week-
Seman^ ra, a. Persons engaged by the
— •- pook.
mntenance;
[seed,
r sowing of
[seeds,
rored with
owing seed.
propigAte.
ss; mark.
pik<
j^nformity;
>le.
p^>wth.
Sementir^ vo. To sow.
Bementfea, ^ Bowing seed; land sown;
seed-time; orisln, cansei
Bement6r«, em. Beedlip or seedlop.
Bementilla, 4< dim, of S(nUenU» [ttmsi
BementSno, na, a. Belonging to seed or seed-
Bem^etre, sm. Bnaee of six months^
B^ml, «. BemI, almost
BflBOfer^re, tT (Mns.) Semlbrerei
Btmlcabr^n, SemlcApro, tm. Satyr
SEN
Bemidrenlir, <x. Semicircular.
Semidrcnlo, sm. Semidrclo.
Bemioorch^ f/! (Hu&) Semiqnaver.
SemieromitlcOiCa, A (Mn&) Semichromatla
Semic6pio, sfiK (Med.) Semicupiom.
Semiddsi 4/: Demlgoddesai
Semidto. am. (Poet) Demigod.
Semldl&Auio, na, a. Semidlaphanoua.
Semidiimetro, em. Semidlameter.
Semidlapas6n, sm. (Ma&) Semldiapason.
Semldiwdnte, sm. (Mus.) Semidiapente.
8emldfaitesar6n, sm. (Ma&) SemldiatesearoiL
SemidifKinto, ta. a. Almost dead.
Semldlte, tn. Demigod.
Semiditono, am. (Hub.) Semlditone.
Semlddble, tm. and a, Semidooble.
Semld6ct(i, sm. Sciolist
8emid6cta ta, a. Ualf-leamed.
Semidormldo, da, a. Sleepy.
Bemidragdn, sm, Bemidragon.
Semiesfuico, ca, a. SemisphericsL
Bemifiaecalo, mn. (Bot) Semifloret
BemlfloscuMso, sa, a. (Bot) Semlfloecalar.
Semifluido, da, a. Semlllald.
Semifusa, ji^(mos.) Double dendsemiqaatw.
8emis6fa^ tf. (Fort) Demigorge.
8emln6mbre, am. Iialf-man.
Semilla, 4/: Seed ; origin, cause.
Semllldma, »f. (Bot) V. MantaniUa.
SemiU^ro, am. Seed-plot, nursery.
Semilunir, a. Bemilunar. [quarter.
Semil6nlo, am. Half-moon; moon at the
Semimetdl, am. Semlmetal.
Seminil, a. Semina]; radical [gin
Semin4i1o, am. Seminary, school; root, ori-
Seminar&sta, A A scholar In a seminary.
Semlnlma, ^. (Mus.) Crotchet [rhymes.
SemioetiTa, v* Vora verses In alternate
Semiordenida, rf. (Math.) Semiordinate.
Semipedil, a, Semlpedal, half a foot
Semipl^na, a< Imperfect proof half-proot
SemlpMno, na, o. Half fbll, half finished.
Semipo6ta, am. Poetaster. [evidence.
Semlprobflua, tf. A half proof; Imperfect
Semlpni^ba, am. (Law) SemiprooH
8emlp6trido, da, a. Half putrid.
SeailqnintiL am. (Astr.) SeraiqutnUle.
Semlracional, a. Stupid, Ignorant
Semlr6cto, a. Of foity-fivo degrees: appUeu
to an angle.
Semis, am. Haifa pound. V. S^mL
8emls4blo,bla, a. and «. Half learned, pedant
Bemlsalv&ge, am. Semisavaoe.
Semisestiirsm. f Astr.) Somlsextile.
Bemlt6no, am^QJbaM.) Semitone.
Bemltraspar^nle, a. Almost transparent
8emivlbrMi6B, ff. Half a vibration of a pea
.Semlvivo, va, a Half alive.
Semlvoeti, a. BemlvoweL
Bemlvfilpa, af. Animal like a wolC
Steiola, ^f. Groats or gritsi
Bemovitete, a. Moving of ItselC
Semplt^ma, tf. Sort of serge.
Bemplt^o, na, a. EverUnting; semptterml
Bin, S6na, tf. (Bot) Sena, senna.
Benido, am. Benate, parUamoot ;
Sonadoeoas6]to, am. Decree of a senator
Senaddr, sm. Senator.
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Sonim, ^f. Qroond Mslgned to scnraots as
IMtrt pajznont of wages. [six lambioa.
Benario, Mk ▲ aenanr nnmber; averse of
Bdaaa, ^f. pL BUes la the game of back-
gammoa
fienatdrio, ria, a. SeoAtoriaL
BendSnte, pa. and a. Bentient
Bendllam&ite, cut Ingenaonalf, pbdnly.
Bendll^ ^ Simplidtv ; alUinees, Ignorance^
BencUlo, 11a, a. Bimple; light; ingenuous;
artless.
Btoda, «/ Fath, footpath. [footpath.
Benderiir, «a. To make a path ; walk on %
Sendereiu*, «a. To guide on a footpath.
Benddro, wm. Path, footpath.
Bendica, ilia, it% f/! Little pathway.
S6ndoa. das, a. Each of two^ either.
Benectad, ^ Old i^pa
Benescikl, sm. Seneschal
Benescalia, tif. Office of • seneschal.
Senil, a, Benne.
Benites, ^ CrystalHied gypsnm. [ngei.
B^Bo, SRk Breast, bosom; heart; lap; ref-
Senogil, «m. Y. Omagil,
Sensaddn, ^ Bensatlon, feeling.
BensAto, ta, a. Benslble, prudent wise.
BensibiUdH «/ BenalbiUty. [sendtire.
Benslble, a. Bendble, perceptible; painfull,
BensiblemSnte, ad. Bendbly.
Bendtiva, {^ (Bot) Sendtive plant
BoidtiTO, va, a, Sendtive; sensud.
SensMo, tm» Sensory; scat of sensation.
Bens6rio, rliL a. SenaoriaL
Bens6d, a, Bensoal, lewd; camaL
Sensndid&d, ^f, Bensoalitj, lewdness.
SensuaUn^nte, ad. Sensually.
BentMn, ^ Stone put In its proper place.
y. A^eniada. [hanging on one stdoi
SentadilhM (A'X oA, Biding with both legs
B^tddOida, <k Sedate, Judidous; fitted.
Bentamitoto. am. (Arch.) Y. .isimlo.
BentAr, «& To fit, become, suit; establish;
S£Q
Sefid^Ja, ^f. A little sign or mark.
8efid6ro, «m. Soyal ensign bearer.
SeA4r, «a. (Prov.) To make signs.
Se&dra, ff. Andent signd or pendant
Sefiolear, wi. To catch birds with a lure.
Sefidr, sm. God; lord; sir; gentleman; mas
ter; mister.
Sefidra, ^f. Lady ; madam ; dame: mistreM
Seiior^zo, zai «. Pretender to nobility.
Befioread6r, ra, «, Domineerer.
Befioreije, am. Seigneurial
Sefloreante, pa. Domineerer.
Sefiordb*, ixi. To master, domineer ; oxcaL
S^iia. ^ LordshipL laaysbip ; seigneoiy.
ril, a. Lordiv, genteel.
rilmdnte, oo. Nobly, lordly, [control
rio, M7K Dominion; command; sel^
rita, ^f. Miss; young hKly.
rito, Mk Master ; gentleman's son.
r6n, na, «. Groat lord or lady.
8efiu61o, am. Lure, enticement
S60, 9j, Cathedrd church.
Se6r, wm. Lord, sir.
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Bent^nda, ^ Bentenoe ; Judgment; maxim.
Bentendir, «a. To aentenoe; condemn ; do-
dde.
BentendMo, am. CoUeotlon of sentenoeai
Bentenddn, ^ A severe sentence.
Bentendoeamtete, ad, Bententioudy.
Sentend^ao, sa. a. Sententloua.
SentenzudA, ^f. Bli^t sentence.
B«ntidam6nte, a<t FeeUnglv, pdnfully.
Bentido, da, a, Bendble, fSseling.
Sentido, am. Sense; reason: aooeptMion.
Bentimentdl, a. Sentimental. [judgment
f)entimi6nto, wm, Benttment: peroeption;
Oentina, 9f. Sink, drain.
Bentir, «rx. To feel, perceive ; judce ; grieve.
— rr. To be moved, be affectea ; be sen-
sible of; resent
Bentir, am. Feeling, opinion, Judgment
86fi«, am. Blip, token, nod.
Befidl, am. Sign, signature; vestige; symp-
tom ; landmark ; standard, banner.
Befialadamdnte, ooL Bigndly.
BefidAdo, da, a. Famous, eelebratod, notable.
Baftalamifento, am. Assignation.
BaftdAr, va. To damp, mark out; name;
make signals.— er. To distisgutsh one's
sel£
884
[wind.
\ star;
lOptUfc
[measure of 0 1-3 incheai
gesimal
Sept^nx, am. Coin weighing seven ouncoa;
8eptuplic4r, eo. To multlDly by seven.
Septuple, pla, a. Sevenfold.
Sepulcrdl, a. Sepulchral
Sep61en», &m. Sepulchre, grave.
Bepvltacron, ^ Interment
Bcpn1tad6r, «ik Grave-digger.
Sepu]t4r, tNi. To bury, inter; conceal.
BepulUm, ^ B^mlture; grave, tomb. ^
Sepultor^ WK Grave-dlggec
Beqneddd, ^ Aridity; at^ity: asperity.
Beqnedd, Beqnerd, mk, A dry, barren soU.
8eqn6ro, am. Dry, arable nound; arid.
SequerMo^ aa, a. Dry, aria. [lent abodE.
Bequito, am. Dry bread; harshness; n via
Sequia, ^f. Dryness; drought
SequUlo, •m. Biscuit mado of flour and to^tja
Sequio, am. Dry, unirrigated ground.
Bdqnito, 9m, Betinue, auite; popularity.
Sequizo, sa, a. Dry: applied to fruits.
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Itar, ffn. To be; «xtet; happen; beeome;
belong; be worth. Tistence.
Ber, am. Btlng^ entltf, essence ; viuae; ex>
B6n, ^. A lai^e pannier or basket
Serjido, 9m. A parcel of panniers or baskets.
BeHUtco, em, a. Serapbie, angelic
Serafin, sm. Sen^ih, angeU
SeraTina, ^. A sort of swanskin.
Ser4]e,«!rk Panniers of charcoal
Berancolin, sm. Marble of the Pyreneee.
Borai^o, am. Oom from the fennet-glant
&er^ nf. Chintz.
Herasqnlii^ am. SeraaUer.
S^ba, ^ Serrice, a wild pear.
Berbal, Sdfbo, «n. (BoL) Servioe-troe.
Berenam^nte, ad. Serenely. [serene.
Seren&r, 9a. and n. To dear np; become
BerenAta, ^ Serenade.
8eren6ro, am. Nlffhtrall
Beren^ fnn, A awlft boat ; a 3rawl.
Serenidid, ^ Berene hlghnesa; serenity,
meekness.
Serenislmo, ma, a. 9up. Most serene
Ber^o, am. Klght dew: watchman.
Bertoo, na, a, B«rene, <aear; calm.
B6rga8, a/ pi Exploits.
Beriament^ ad. Sertoody.
B^rloo, ea. a. Silken.
S^e, t(f. Series, order, sntte.
BerlecUd, ^ Berioosnesa; sternness; sim«
pllcttr, nnoerlty. [palm-ieavea.
8en)0| Berlllo, am. A small basket made of
B^rlo, ria, a. Serious; important; grand;
solemn: plain.
Bermocinal, a. OratorleaL
Bermdn, am* Sermon, homily.
Bermon4rio, ria, a. Relating to a sermon.
Bermon&rio^ am. Collection of sermona
Bermoncico, Ulo, ito, am, BhOTt address,
brief advioe.
Sermoneir, i>a. To lectnre, reprimand.
8ermonl2acl6n, a< Harangue ; conversation.
Ber6)a, Ser^ a. A withered leaC
Ber6n, am. Hamper; crate. Senm oamU
iMTo, Honei>annier.
Seron^ro. ank Maker of frails or pannlen.
BerosldM, ^ Beroslty, aeronaness.
Ber6ao, aa, a. Beroos, thin, watery.
B^rpa, a^ Prorlna
Berpeir, m. To aerpenttne. creep ; mcuider.
Beipentiria, af. (Bot) Snake-root
BerpmtArto, am, A northern constellation.
BerpenteiUv vn. To serpentine.
Berpenttdda, a. otmk Serpent-killer.
Berpentlgero, ra, a (Poet) SerpentigeitMU.
Sarpentin, am. Serpentine stone; mnaket-
look: serpent [(OhenL) S«^>entinei
Serpentina, «f.Oock of a gnn-look; obhrerln.
Serpentlnam^nte, a A In a serpentine man-
ner, [tongne; a kind of marble.
Berpentlno, na, a. Serpentine ; a slandennis
3erpent6n, am. A large serpent; anrasioal
toatrament
8erpezu61a, af. Little, ^Itefbl, nsly woman.
Bdrpia, af. (Pror.) Gnmmy or vlaiooaa mat-
ter of a Tlne-etoclt.
Berpi^nte, a. Serpent ; Satan. SerpienU da
campafUUa^ Battle-snake.
Berpl^n^* >*> ^ (Med.) Serplglnona
Mrplgo^ am. (8a?g.) Tatter, rmgworm.
S£S
S^rpol, am. (Bot) Wild thyme.
Serradilla, af. Bastard hatcnet vetch.
Serradizo, za, a. Fit to be sawed.
SerrMo, da, a. Dentated, toothed like a aaw
Serrad6r, am. Sawer or sawyer.
SerradOraa, ^f. pL Sawdust
Serr411o, am^ SeragUa
Serrania, ^ A mountidnons country.
Serrani^go, ga, Ow Y. Serrano.
Serranil, am. Kind of knife. [tGndM:
Serr4no, na, a. and a. Monntalne«, hlgh-
Serrir, va. To saw.
Serr&to, ta, & (Anat) Denticulated. [ya&
Serr^tas, ^.pl (Nau.) Pieces of tarred cao-
Serrezoela, ^ A small saw.
8errl)6n, am. Short chain of monntatna.
Serrm, am. Sawdust V. Aaerraduraa,
Senino, na, a. Belonging to chains of monn-
tains. [foot
8eiT6nefl, am. (Bot) EngHsh mercury goose-
Serr&cho, am. Hand-saw. JSerrucAo bra-
guero^ Pit'saw.
Serraddr, am. Preserver: ^pUed to Jupiter.
Serv^ am. (Bot) V. JSrvato.
ServentMo, am. (Poet) Qnartetta
Servlble, o. Fit for acrvlce. [dues.
Servidad6r, am. Colleckorofthedieep-walk
ServidAl, a Obaequieos, obliging, compli-
ant—«»k Clyster.
Servidalmtet^ a<l. Bervlceably.
Servidir, «& To collect dues.
Servioks atm. Service ; ftvor ; utiUty, benefit
Servidm, ra, a. Fit for aervice.
Servldo, da, a. Served, pleaaed; second-
hand. Bar aarvido. To please.
Servid6r, am. Servant; wooer; one who
politely tenders his services to another.
ServidAra, tf. FenuRe servant; a term of
courte^. [alaveir; right; subjection.
8ervid6mbre, af. AUendttDoe, servitude;
Servi^nte, pa. and am. Servant domeatic;
serving. png; menial
Servil, a. and am. Servile, slavish; sneak-
Servilid^ «f Servility, meanness.
Servilh^ «< Pumps worn by aervant-matda,
Servill6ta, ^. Niqjkin.
Serviliet^ro, ra, a, Bdating to table-linen.
Servilm^nto, ad, ServUdy, slavishly.
Servldla, tf. (Nau.) Oatheadsi
Servir, «a. To serve; fiivor; hold office;
serve; admlnlatar; ddgn; make use ot
3ervtt6r, am, (ColL) Servant
Ses4da, ^ Fried btaina. [iasa^
SeseAr, wt. To pronounce the 0 before a and
S«a61t am, (Bot) Wild splgnel, meadow
saziihttek
Ses^n, a/TA copper coin of six manvedK
Sea6nta, am. Sixty.— a. Sixtieth.
Seaantdn, na, a. One turned of aixty.
Ses^ af. Brafai-pan.
Stegn. V' Ooar or goartng.
Seagadam^nte, ad. Slopewlae, slopicgly.
SeagMo, da, a. 6k»ped, denting.
SesgadAra, V^ BIOM.
8eagam6nta^aci. dlopingly.
Sesgto, va. To dope.
Sd^, am. Slope, obllquenffls.
Biisio, ga, a. Sloped; serene; unoouth.
9iMoa, am.pl. dim, otSeao. littiebrd&f
Sed6n, ^ Besdon; oonforenoe.
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S^siDA, MK The alzth pari; « diviaioB of
terrttory.
Bcam^ tm. Ifuiager of pabllo affdrSk
Bteno, MM. AdlrMoB of territory; dliMot
B^ Mk.Tbo brain; undentMidiiig, pm-
dence. [htit
SoBqtOAltero, ra, a. B«MiiJalterf ono and a
8««quiia6dlo, «m. A bocketand a halt
Sesqalpedil, a, Sosqoipedal, a foot and a
ball
fiosqalpllcldo, da, a. Sosqniplkata.
Sesqoiterdo, da, & Seeqnitertlan.
808U, ^. SevUnte, BetfUrio, mik, T. SettUt^
Stwtant€f KoA SMBlario.
Besteaddro, «m. Nap after dinner; resting-
plaoe for cattle.
Sest^wn. V. SuUadero,
^9X^9m.Y.Bedeadtr<K Y. SMtil
Besttlla, SMtina, ^ y. iStfarfOto and iS^SBtJno.
Beete^i^ «a. To take a nap or rest after din-
ner.
B^sto, ta, a. and A y. Seada.
BestnpUoAr, va. To make a tblog six times
as muob. y. Seaciupliew, IpUK
Beetaplo, «m. Bextaple, dxfokL y. S&i^
Besnoiun^nte, ad. Maturely.
8os6do. da, a, Jodldoaa, pmdent wise.
86ta,f< Bristle of swine; annffof a candle;
sect; ^eciesitfmQBhrooin.
B^ sfa Mint, coin-offlee.
Betedintos, tas, a. Beren bondred.
Bet^na, ^ Seventh. iSelwMM, Sevenfold.
BetenArio, rla, a, Beptenaiy.
Set^no, na, a. Seventh.
Betteta, a. Seventy.
BetentML na, a. Tamed of seventy.
Betentrion, §m. The north; the north wind.
Betentrionil, a. Northern, northerly.
Bet^ ra, a. Briitl v, hairy.
Seti^mbre, Mk September.
B^timo, ma, a. Seventh.
B^to, sm. Fenco, indosore.
Setoagenirio, rlka. Beptoagenaiy.
BetoagMma, ^f, V. 8&aimagMma^
Setoagteimou ma, a. V. S^tuagiaUna.
Bet6nx, sm. V. Seplium^
BetAplo, pliL <k y. Sepimplo.
BeCido, sm. FSendo, fuse.
Senddnlmo, a, Fsendonymoos, flcUtioas.
Severamdnte, ad. Severely.
BeveridH ^f* Severity, harshness, acerbity.
SeveriUrse, vr. To beoome serioos or gravei
Sev^ ra, a. Bevere; grave; strict
Bevida,4^Cnielty. [old.
Bexagenirio^ ria, a. Sexagenary, sixty yean
Bexagtelma, 9f. Bexagesima Sunday.
BexsgAsimo, ma, a. Sixtieih.
BexagoniU, a* Hexagonal
BexAngnlo, la.o. Sexangnltr.— sm. Sexangle^
Sex^nfo, sm. Space of six years. [vedia
86xma, ^ Coin, worth a real and five mar»>
Bexmiro, sm. v. iSSssfiMro.
Bteo, 9m. Bex; womankind. (Bot) Bex.
B^xta, «< The sixth honr amongst Jews.
BextAnte, sm. Coin of two ounces; sextant
BextArio, tm. Ancient measure.
BextJl, a. Sextlla.
BextUla, SexOma, tf. Sextain, metrical eom-
S^xto tiL^ Sixth, an srdlnal number.
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S^xto, sm. Book oontaining canonical d»
crees. [maravedla
S6xtaU^ ^ Goln worth one real and five
SexuAl, Ow SexoaL
Seitooa, as, a. Seventeenth.
Si, ad. Tes, yea: Indeed.— oof^ I(atthoogfa|
provided that, unless, when.
Biamnin, tm. Dye-stofr tnm the prc.vJnos
of ibis name.
Sibarttlcok ca, a, BybariticaL
SibU, miu A smsll cellar under gicand.
SlbUa, 9f. Prophetess; sitnrL
SibiUnt^ a. Sibilant hissing.
SibiUno, na, a. Sibylline.
8icBm6r, <Bot) European Judas-tree.
Sida <9iK Shekel, Jevrlsh coin.
Sicoflnta, sm. Sycophant, fbtteror, parMt«
8ioolog^ ^, Psychology.
8ic6moro^ sm. (Bot) Sycamore.
Sideritis, «/ Siderites, a mineral
SIdireo, rea, a. Sidereal, starry.
Sidra,|< Cider.
816ga, 4< Harvest, reaping-tlme.
Sldmbra^ ^f. Seed-time; com-flela
Si^pre, ad. Alwayai BUmpr^ Jama§
Fw ever and ever.
Siemprevlva, «: (Bot) House-leek.
Sl^n, ^ Templei
8i6rpe, «/ Beroent (Bot) Sucker.
Sierpodna, ^f A small serpent— f>4 Wind*
ing sky-rooket& [</« agwi, Saw-mllL
8lma,4^8aw: ridgeof^mountains. Sierra
SierreoUla,V^ Small saw.
Si^rvo, va, «. Serf; slave, servant
61^ tin. Fundament, anus.
Siesta, «/ The hottest part of the day ; tbo
nap after dinner.
Si^te, a, and sm. Seven ; seventh.
BieteafUl, a. Septennial
Sietedurmltotes, sm. pL Seven sleepers.
SiMe en Wbma, ^ (Bot) y. TbrmmUkk
Sletdevir, sm. In the gsme of bank, the
third chance, by whica seven times the
stake is won.
Bietemesino, na, a. Bom at seven months.
Siefesflal, a. Seven years old, septennial
SifiSn, 9m. Syphon, a bent tube.
Sigiladdn, «f, ImimMioB, msrk. rcrime.
BigilAdo, dl a. Branded, marked with
Sigiliff, «a. To keep a thing secret; seal
SigUo, 9m. Seal; secret SfqUo 9aora»
mmdal^ Inviolable secrecy or the conf^
sloDal
Sigilosamtote, ad. Secretly.
Sigil^ ss, a. Silent, reserved ; secret
Sigla 9m. Century ; age; a very long tima
SiguAculo, sm. Seal, signet [of tbe cross.
Signir, 9a, To sign.— «r. To make the sic*
Slgnatdra, t/. Sign, mark ; slgnaturs la
printing.
SignlflNro, ra, a. Carrying a niark or sign.
SIgnifteo, 9m. Standard-bearor.
Slgnifload6n, ^ Signification, meaning
•ignlficance.
Si^iflcido, 9m, Signlflcatioo.
Signlflcaddr, ra, s. One who signifies
SlgniflcAnte, a. Significant expressive^
Signlflcantemtote, odL Blgnlflcantly.
8lgniftc4r, wo. To signify ; msan ; deehwa
Signlfloativaro6nte, ad. Blgnifleatlv«(y.
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fiigniflcadro. ra, a. BIgiHflratlYa
Signo, 9m. Sign, mark; lkt«, desUny; tjpe,
einbkoL ^Utr.) BIgn of the lodiM;
Siguitote, «. iWUowing; wwceariv.
8iU mi. A kind of red •ehr«w
aUaba, ^. ByIUl»l«u (Pr*y.) Tke art of
DMtriaU composiUoB.
BUabAc, «Mb To ^labla. [U^-
SUab6ri<s «^ A, book wbieh oxplaias sylla-
fillab^ 9tiK The aet of Ibraiiag syllahlea.
SiUblco, oa, a. SyllabicaL
8f1bad6r, ra, «. Whtotler; a btaeer.
6ilb4r, vn. To wblstle; wbii.— imt. To Um.
Silbatico, UIo. ito, «m. A smaU whiaUe.
dllb&to, vtw Whistle; caU ; whiniiig.
Bilbklo,«M.WhlBt)e;hiit.
SUbo, «!». Whistle* hW wbistUog.
Sflb^ aa, a, (Poet) WUstUng, hissing.
BUendirfo, mik, SUentiaiy; sUeot plaeei
BUeaeUblo, rla, BUenddro^ ra, «. Obaenrhig
vrofooBd sUenoe.
81ieiMlo»siikBUeDoe; secrecy; stUIoeasL
BUenciosain^nle, a<L BilenUy.
BUeoci^ao, sa, a. BUent; aolitaiy.
BU^Bo, sm, BiloDoa, a demigod. Twort
911^ IfoDtino, am. (Bot) Sloontain liflBer-
SUei^a, f/; PUmo where a^terraneoiu gran-
aries are made. [wheat
BIMra am. A sQbterraneoos granary tor
Bilflo, Silflda, am. Bylph.
Bflgn^ am. (Om. Frov.) Linnet
BUlbo^ wk (Bot) Bilybom, a gonna of plants.
BUido, aim Hair-eloth.
Billona, ^ SUiqoa; hnsk, pod« or shell.
8llica66o, sa, a. BlUanose, having a nod.
8Uigo,afn.y.J^0^ii«2fck
Silla, »/. ChaiTy seat ; see ; saddle. SiUa
poUrona, Arm or elbow chair.
Siil^, mn. A aqoare hewn stoneu
Sillar^ am. A small hewn stone.
Billdra, $/, Place where sedan^diairs are
shut up.
Billeria, ^, Seat; ftamltors-atore.
8iU6ro,am. Saddler; chair-maker.
8ill4ta,|< AamaUohaIr; close-stool; side-
Billet^ am. CHiairman, one emplored in
earrylog sedan-chairs; chair maker or
aeller.
BUKoo, am. Basin of adoae-atooL
annta, if, a small chair. [die.
Bill6n, »m» A large arm-chair ; bdy^ aad-
BUo, am. A sabterraneoaa granary; any
oarera or dark phMe.
dUogismo, tm. ByUogiam.
BOngiBtioo, ca^o. SyOogistio.
B&ogiz4r, t€k To syllogixe, argue.
BlUiro, mn. Oohth.) Sheat-flah.
BSlTa, 4^ A Spanish metrical composition.
SllT&no, «m. Sylvan, a wood-god or satyr.
eUv4tico, ca, a. y. irfodMco. ^
6ilv6Btre, a. Wild ; roatic.
Bilv^ao, aa, a y. Sdtosa.
Bima, if. Abyss, golf; whirlwind. [IsBd.
Mmadou da, a. (Prov.) Deep: ap|^Sed to
BimaroAba, Simar^ba, if (Bot) Qnhma-
baik.
B|mb6Ucam6nte, ad. Symbolically.
Btaab^IIeo, ea, a. Symbolical; aaalogoos.
BtmboUaadra, if BymboUzatton.
SIK
SimbolizAr, wu To symbolixe ; flgnra.
Simbolo, 9m, Symbol, sign, device ; creed.
Simbolo, la, a y. .SVm^Siosi [mony
Simetria, §f. Symmetry, proporHon; bar
Simdtrieamtete, ad. Symmetrically.
Sian^trioo, ca, a. SynunetricaL
Simla, if A tenale ape.
SimI6nte, if Seed; sonroe, origin.
Simi6nta, if (Prov.) Seed-time.
Bimil, am. lteaemblanoe» similarity ; simile
--a. Similar, like. [bUng
Slmilir, a. Similar, homogeneous; reaew
SiDUUcadteda, if Y. Sfmmlcadmeia.
SlmiUtAd, «C SimiUtade, reaembtanesL
SimilitadlDarlam^nle, ad, Bfonlkriy.
BimiUtiidioirio, ria, a. Similar, simllttndl
nary.
BImilor, tm. Pinchbeck.
Simio, tm, Male ape.
Blm6B, na, m, ana a. Applied to haeiaiey
coacbea or coachmen m Madrid.
Biooonia, |^ Simony. [or dnnmiacaL
Blmoniaoa^ ca, BtmoafAtloo, ca. o. Stmonlaa
BimpAr. a. Matchless, unequalled.
Simpatia, ^ Sympathy ; oongeniali^.
6impAtlcam6nte, ad. Syropathetlcairy.
Simoiltioo, ca, a. Sympathetic, sympathetl-
SimpaticAr, «n. To aympathiie, agrees
Simplizo, aa, & A great simpleton.
Simple, a. Single, simple, pare; silly; art-
less; plain, gentle.; iogenueos.— am. Sim-
ple, herb or plant [ton.
SImpleoUlo, Ula, ito, ita, «. A little simple-
Simplem^nte, adL Simply, silUly; merely.
Simply if SUUnees, ftitaity ; rustidtr.
SlmpUddAd, if Stmplidty; slllioess.
Simplidista, tm. Sinmllst herbalist
Simpliflcir, va. To simplify. [foolish.
SimpUsimo, ma, a. 9np, Extremdy silly or
SimpBsta, am. Stmpliat, herbalist
8impl6n, na, a. Oreiat dmpteton.
SimpIonUo, xb, a, Bztremely silly. [sIob.
Simolad^ if Simulation, feigning; eva-
SimnlAoro, am. SImnlachre, image; ghost
Simnladam^te, ad, Dissembllngly.
Simalad6r, ra, a. Simulator, diasembler.
Simullr, 9a, To simulate.
Simultineamtote. ad, Simnltaneooaly.
Bimultaneid&d, ^ Simultaneity.
SimuItAneOjjnea, a, Simnltaneooa.
Sin, prep, Withont besides. Sin embar^
go. Notwithstanding. [wool
BinabAftL, ^. Cloth of the natural eoWr of
r.sWi?"'*^
. , Syualeirfia.
Binapismo, am. Stn^>iaro, mostard-poutdea.
Bincategoremitioo, ca, a, Syocategoremati«
8inc61, am. (Prov^ CbiaeL
8iiioelad6r, ra. si Engraver,
einoelir. f>a. Y, dneOar.
Binoeraa^r, ra, a. Ezculpator.
Binceramdote, ad. Sincerely, frankly.
Bincwi^, va. To ezcalpate.-^r. Bxcna^
Tindicate. [diality.
Sinoeridid, if Sinoerity; franknoaa, cor
Binodro, ra, a. Sincere, bgennooa; poie.
SindpAcIo, 9m. Sindput
SinoondrMs, if. (Anat) SynchOBdrorts
union of two bones.
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Hooopfti 9f» Syueopfli
Biaeopadnn^nte, ad. With oynoopA.
BlnoopAl, «m. Y. iSmmojm.
Blneopil, a. AnpUad to maUgnant fcven.
Binoopar, vOw To sTneopate ; abridge.
Binoope, i^f, (Mod.) Syncope, a iklntiDg-flt
Blnoopiz&r, 4ne, to. and r. To swoon.
Blncronismo^ Mk Syndironism.
Bincronista, a 09m. A oontemporarj.
Binorono, na, a. Byncfaronoos, contempora-
Blnd^resia, tf, Bynteraaia. [tenoe.
BindidMlo, «m. Tribonal ; Jndgment or sen-
Bindicad6r, ra, a. Informer, prosecutor.
61ndic4r,«a. To Inform; aecoie. [die.
Blndicad(ira, ^ Office and dignity of a syn-
Bindlco, «m. syndic; recorder; assignee^
6in6cdoque, SinMoqae, ^. Byneodocbe, a
port for the whole. [lie halL
Bin^dra, «/ Seats for the aodlence in a pnb-
Bin6drio, tm. V. SamsdHn.
Binireeia, pf, Synereaia. [aeotai
Bineretiamo, mt. Ooneiliation of variooa
Sinflaia, t\f, (Anat) Sympbyaiai nnion of
bonea.
BinflUx tm. (Bot.) Comfkvy.
Binfbniiu f< S vmnhony.
Singladfira, %j. (NaoO A day*8 ran. [wind.
Binglikr, «a. (Nan.) To aali with a bvorable
Bingl6n, «m. (Nao.) Timber placed over tiie
keel [partioalar.
BIngulir, a. Singahor, single; udlTidoal,
BingnlaridH ^ Singularity.
BingularfaE&r, «a. To particalarlze, eingalar>
lze.~-ir. To dlsttDjraish one's soil
Bingolarm^Dte, ad, Singnlarly.
BlngAlto, «m. IIIccoukIl
Blnifetra, ^ The left hand. Py.
BlnIostram6nte, ad. Sinlstrooaly, perverse-
ttinldstro, tra, & Blnister, left; vicioas; in>
auapicioua.
Binl^atro, em. Per^erseneea, depravity.
8inign4l, a. Uneaualled, unpanlleled.
Blnn&mero, am. A nnmberlcn qoantity.
tSino, Bin6, conj. If not; but, except, only.
SOB
SinuosidAd, f< Blnooaity.
8inu6eo, sa, a. Binuona.
Sio, Slon, em^ (Bot) Wator-parsuep^
Siped6n, Bipldon, em. A kind oTserpiBnt
Sipia, ^f. Refuse of oliveo.
BlqaUr, Blqui^ra, eor^. At least; tboogK,
scarcely; o^erwiae.
Siraso6sis, em. ( Anat) Byassrcosia, unloii ol
bones by naeans of mosclea.
Sire, Mk Sire, a title giren to kingsw
Sir6na, ^. Syren.
SIrga, «^(Nan.) Tow-rope, drag-line.
Biiiadfira, tf. (Nao.) Towing or hauling
along a canaL
Sirg&r, m. (Nan.) To tow a resseL
Sirgo, tm. Twisted silk ; silk stuft.
Siivu6ro, em. (Om.) Linnet
Sirto, em. (Astr.) Btrtos or dog-et«r.
Sirle, Siria, «. Sheep-dung.
8ir6oo, em. Siroooo. [tianger
Sirte, ^ Hidden rock, quicksand; peril,
Sirvlteta, 4/. Female servant, servaot-maidi
Sir>'i6nte, pa. and «. com. A aervant, me
nial, serving. Y. P«(Kr. [siae; excise.
Bias, e/: PeUy theft; clippings; sixe; as
Slsador, ra, «. Filcber: sixer, cutter.
SIsAUo, em. (Bot) Y. BarriUa.
SIsAr, «a. To pilfbr; curtail : sixe. [cane.
StocA, •< (Bot Prov.) Cylindrical sugai^
SiA61ia,«m.Y.&iMM.
Sls^ro, em. Excise collector. [water-erMS.
Sisimbrio, em. (Bot) Water-radish, radiah-
Sis6n, em. Filcher, plUbrer. (Om.) Ood-
art or moorcock.
Blst^ma, em. System ; hypothesis.
Slstem&ticam6nte, ad. Systematically.
SIstemdtiooT ca, a. Bystdmatia
Sistilo, em. (Arch.) Systylci [the heart
Sistole, 4/! (Anat) Systole, contraction of
Bistro, em. Sistrum, a kind of cithara.
SRArzia, «/. A knapsack.
SitiAda, ^ A committee for the govern-
ment of a community.
Sitiad6r, am. Besieger.
Slti&l, em. Seat of honor; canopy ; stooL
SitlAr. «a. To besiege ; deprive of mean&
amor par hambre, (Met) To compel by
neoMsi^.
Sitlb&ndo, da, a. Y. SedUfUa.
Siti6ro, em. (Cuba) A ftrmer engaged In
rearing cattle. [cattle fkrm.
Si tlo, em. Place ; siege ; eountiy-eeat (Oiba)
SUo, ta. a. Bitnated, lying, aarigned.
Situacion, ^, Situation, position ; appoint-
ment Tslgned upon certain good&
SituAdo, 0771. Ailowanco, pay, or salary aa-
Sitnikio, da, a. Situate, sitoatedf plseecL
Bitu4r, 1KX.T0 situate.— «r.To be established.
Bixigi^ e/ (Ast) Syrygy, period ftom th«
oonjunction to the oppotftion of the moon.
Bo, prep. Under; below. So eohr^ TJndfliL
color; on pretence.
Soasir, «a. To half roast or underdo meat
86ba, 4/r Making any thing soft ; rumpHni^
contusion; bating.
Sob&co, em. Armpit
Sobad^ro, riL a. That mvr be handled.
Sobido, em. Kcpeated and violent handUnf
Sobadfira, if. Kncadine, nibbing.
Soht^adura, tf. Scrubbmc^ ftleation
Digitized by VjOOQlC
Bomamidnto, tm, Friodon, rubbing, serab-
bteg;
BobriftB^ro, am. (Ooll.) Errand-bor.
Ik>biuir, vo. To sonib, to rnb b«rd.
8ob&oda, a/. Bottom or end of a cssk.
Sobaqn^ra, ^ Opening left In clothes under
the armpit
SobaqoMo, am. (Low) TMef
fiobaqnina, A/! Smell of the armpit
BobAr. va. To handle, soften ; pommeL
SobArba, f^ Noseband; lever.
Sobarbida, ^ A dieok ; eback ; reprimand.
Bobare&r, ta. To draw the clothes np to the
armpit
iS(.b6u, am. fProT.) Leather dranghts.
Ikfberanamente, ad. Sovereignly.
Boberania, ^ Sovereignty, mi^^tj; pride,
lofUnessL [rior.
Boberino, na, a. Sovereign, supreme ; sope-
Soberdnu am» Sovereign ; lord paramount;
klMfj Hege. [anger.
SoMrbla, «f. Pride, hanffatineas; pomp;
Soberbiamente, ad^ Hangntily; saperbly.
Sob^rblo, bla, a. Proad, paaeionate ; emi-
nent; flery.
Boberbl6eo, sa, a. T. Sdberbio.
Sobina, iff. A wooden pin or peg.
86bc am. Freqaent working of a thing to
make it soft.
Sob6n, Sobon&zo, am. A sly, lazy fisllow.
8ob6rdo, am^ The statement of the cargo
taken on board of a \eaae\.
Sobomaci6n, ^f. V. Sdborno. [the oven.
Sobornido, am. Misshaped loaf or bread in
Sobomad6r, ra, «. Sabomcr, corrupter.
lobornil, a. Added to the load which a
beast carries : a seroon.
dobom&r, va. To suborn, bribe fraont
Sob6mo, am. Subornation; bribe; incite-
86bra, ^. Overplus, surplus, excess.
8obradam6nte, ad. Abundantly.
Sobradir, va. To erect edifices with lofts
or granaries.
Sobradillo, am^ A mnary ; pent-house.
BobrMo, am. Y. jbeavan and OuardiUa,
Granary.
SobrMo, ad. V. Sobradamente.
Bobrido, da, a. Bold, licentious; wealthy.
Bobr^a, ^ Sobramiento, am. V. Sobra.
Sobrano6ro, ra. Disengaged; sapemumer-
ary ploughman. [wealthy.
Bobhmte, am. Residue, overplus; rich;
Bobr&r, im. To have more than is necessary ;
be over and above. [make it boil
Sol»ra8fir, va. To put Are under a pot to
86bre, prep. Above, over; moreover; be-
sides ; hisrher.— ^fm. Direction of a letter.
BobreabuncUncla, tf. Superabundance.
Bobreabundinto, a. Superabundant; lux-
uriant, py.
BobreabnudantemSnte, ad. Superabundant-
Bobreabnndir, fm. To snperabound; be
exuberant f^ater.
Bobreagu&r, tm. To be on the surface of
Sobreagtida, ^f. One of the smaU letters in
music.
fiobreafffido, am. (Bf uai) Highest treble.
M>reaIl6nto^ am. Dlfllcult respiration.
Bobrealziv. va. To extol.
Bobreafiadld^ra, nf. Siiperaddltiou
SOB
Sobreafiadir, va. To superadd.
Sobreafi&l, a. More than a year old.
SobreasMo, am. A sausage half roaste'
Subreasar. va. To roast sgaln.
Sobrebeber, va. To quaff one bottle aftat
another. [buoy.
Sobreb^ya, af. (Nau.) Breakwater, a small
Sobredya, ^/TOntcase.
Sobrec&ma, at. Goveriet, quUt
SobredUa. ^. Tumor In a horse's leg.
Sobreeaflii, am. Frame of a weaver's comb.
Sobrec4iga, ^f. An additional load; over-
burden.
Sobrecarg&do, da, a. Overloaded.
Sobrecarg^r, va. To overioad, surcharge.
Sobrec&rffo, «m. Supercargo of a vessel.
SobrecArn, f< Oover of a letter; the second
injunction. [Uon.
Sobreeart^, va. To repeat a fbrmer Injune-
Sobrecebad6ra, tjf. (Nau.) Bprlt topsalL
Sobrec6duIa, if. Second ruysl order or dis-
patch.
SoDrec6ja, af. Over the eyebrows.
Sobrec^o, Sobreo6fio, am. Frown ; look of
displeasure.
Sobreoelestiil, a, Snpercelestlal [other.
Sobrec^roo, am^ Fringe placed round an
Sobredncha, af. A snrcingla.
Sobrecinoho, am. An additional girth, [ter.
Sobrecltostro, am. Apartment over a clois-
Sobrecogdr. va. To surprise, overtake.
Sobrecomida, af. Desert
Sobreo6pa. 9? Lid of a cup.
Sobrecrecer, «?k To out-grow.
Sobrecredonte, pa. Outgrowing
SobrecrAces, am. pi. Cross-Joints to a wheel
Sobrecubi^ta, ^. Double cover; coverlet
Sobrecn^llo, am. Colhu*.
Sobrecfitis, af. V. Epid^rmia. [duties.
Sobredozmdro, am. Assistant collector of
Sobredicho, cha, a. Above-mentioned.
Sobredi^nte, am. Gas-tooth.
Sobredoriir, va. To jdld anew; palliate.
Sobreediilc&r, va. To build over any thing
Sobreempeine, am. The instep of a gaiter.
Sobreentend^, vn. and r. To oe understood
Sobreesoed6r, va. To surpaeai
8obreescel6nte, a. Superexcellent
Sobreescribir, va. To superscribe.
Sobreescrito, ta, a. Written on the outsidci
Sobroescrito, am. Superscription, direction ;
mien; pretext
Sobreeeenciil, a. SnperessentiaL
Sobrefi&z, tf. Superficies, surface.
Sobrefino, na, a. Superfine.
Sobregulrda, am. Second guard;
Sobreffuardilla, ^, Penthouse, shelter.
Sobrebuz, ^. Snr&ce ; outside cover.
SobrebuMO^ am. Morbid swelling on tM
bones.
Sobrehunitoo, na, a. Superhuman.
Sobrdilmaa, v- Cover fbr a pack-saddle.
Sobrel^cho, am. Side of a stone 00 a mortat
bed.
BobrellAve, */ Master-key.
Sobrellen&r, va. To overfill, overflow, glut
Sobrell^no, na, a. Overftall, superabundant
Sobrellev&r, 1^ To overbear; inure tr
banlships.
Sobrcman^ra, ad. Bcyo.nd measure.
889
Digitized by VjOOQlC
SOB
lobrMtUno, 9m. (Vat) OaseoiM tnmor on
hones* ko(^
SobrMBtea. ^f. Ttble-cloth ; decsert
9obrem««4na. f/C (Nml) l£isen-topaail.
Sobnimifiondn, ^. (Nao.) Olamp which
cov«n the trannionB of i^ cannon.
Bobrenndir, «a. To swim on the sorikoe of
anjfloid.
BobrcnaturAl, a. SnpematnntL
Bobrenatnnlm^te, ad, SapernRiartll/.
BobrondmbfOi rniK Bornune, the umil/
name.
Bobredjo, rnn. A saperoUlons aspect; a look
of envf, hatred, or contempt
tcbrepte ^ Increase of pay.
SobrepMko, tm. Uppor oloth.
flobrepAno, tm. Tline of Ijing-ln, which
follows the deliverr.
Bobrepeioo, 9m. Gotttng the hair sUghtlj.
Bobrepellis, ^ Sarplic«
Bobrep6e<\ 9nK Overweight
Sobropi^ 9m. (Vet) Osseous tnmor of
horses* hooft.
Sobreplin, 9m. CNaa.) Rider.
8obrepon^, <ni. To add.— vr. To exalt one's
self; overemna.
SobrsprMo, 9m, Extra price. [added.
Sobrepnteto, ta, a. Counterfeit, flotltions,
Sobreputeto, 9m, A third person; honey-
comb ; decoration,
dobrep^ ^ Outbidding.
SobrspojAnte, pa, Sarpasnng.
SobropiiHAnza, «/. Qreat streo^ ; Tigor.
SobrspmAr, va. To exceed, surpass, excel
SobreqmlU, ^ ^ao.) Keelson.
SolNPer&nda, y". (MiL) Counter-round.
8obrer6pa, ^ A long robe worn over other
clothes. [Elated, Inflated ; excelled.
Sobreaalido, da, a. and pp, of 8cbr99aUr.
Bobreealitote, a. Surpassing, excellent
Bobresalltote, 9m. (MIL) CWioer command-
a piqnct; substitute.
Sobreaalir, ^a. To exceed, surpass, outviei
Bobresaltadamtote, ad. Suddenly.
Sobresaltir, 9a, To assail, surprise ; flrichten.
— fr. To be startled at, be surprised.
SobresAlto, 9m. A sudden assault, surprise ;
dread. [Uata
Sobresan&r, 9a, To heal superilelally ; pal-
Bobresimo, ad. Cured superfldally; foign-
edly.
Sobreainofl, pi. (Nan.) Tabling on sails.
Bobreecribir, vo. To superscribe, address a
letter. [dressed, directed.
Sobrescrito, 9m. Address of a letter; ad-
8obrese6r, «ik To desist; supersede.
SobresegAro, odL In a safe manner ; with-
out riut
8obreeeiml6nto, 9m. Omission, so^ension.
Sobree^Uo, 9m. A doable seal.
SobrescmhrAr, wt. To sow over again ; dlf-
fhse erroneous doctrines.
BobreseAil, ^ Standard of ancient knighta
Sobreeol^, «<t To pave anew; new-eole
boots or shoe& [spector.
S^brestAnte, 9m, Overseer; foreman; inr
BobrestActe, a. Immediate, near,
iobresn^ldo, sm. Addition to one's pay,
allowance. JanoUier.
BoliresoMou 9m. A second floor laid over
soo
Sobretirde, «im Close of the evantuf.
Sobrct^6r. va. To work a stuff on both sidea
Sobreterccro. 9m. (Prov.) One naose than
' three to collect dutiea.
Sobret6do, am. Surtout, a great-coat
8obret6dOk ad. Above aU ; before aU things^
Sobretrancanilea, em. pL (Nan.) Spirketing.
Sobreveeddr, 9m. Supervisor, overseer.
Sobrevtoda, ^, Snrband, bandage placed
over others.
Sobrevenida, ^ Supervention. [vcott
Sobrevenir, «m. To liappeii, Ikll out; super*
Sobrevent4r,«(i.(NaQ.) To gain the weatner*
8obrevert6fBe, mr. To run over, overflow.
Sobrevdsta, Sobrev^ste, tf, Surtout, greab>
coat
SobreveetSr, to. To put on a neat-coat
Sobrevidri^ ^ Wire net before a ^asa
window.
Sobrevidnto, «m. (Nan.) Weather-gage.
Sobrevinidnte, pa. Happening, coining in
the way.
Sobrevistk ^f, Beaver of a helmet [vlng
Sobreviviente, pa, and 9, Survivor; snrvl
Sobrevivir, «m. To survive, ontliTC
Sobriam6ote, ad Soberly.
SobriodAd, «: Sobriety, abstinence.
8obTina,^x7ieceL
Sobrino^ 9$n, Neohew.
Sdbrio, ria, a. Sober, temperate, (higaL
S6ca, or Soca de Planta, tif. (Amer.) The
sugar-cane out down to be pUmted for the
new crop.
Socalre, «m. (Nau.) Slateh ; shelter.
Socairiro, sm. Skulker, Inrker. [Ihin^
SooaHfla, %f. Conning or artifice to gain a
SocalilUr, 9a, To extort by cunning.
Sooalifi6ro, ra, a. A cheat
Socamar^ smc The second valet; the
second chamberlain. [On pretenca.
SocApa,a^ Pretext, pretence. A 9ocapa^
Sooaplscol, am. V. Soohantrt.
Soc4r, 90. (Nan.) To set taught a rope.
SocArra, ^. Half roasting meat; crait, cum-
ning.
Socarrar, «a. To half roast or dress meat
Socarrto, 9m, Eave, gable-end.
Socarr6na, if. Hollow ; intervaL
Socarrina, «/ (CoU.) Scorching, singeing.
Socarr6n, na, a. Cnnniuff, sly, crafty.
Socarronamtote, ad Slyly, artftally.
SocarroneiiiL ^ Craft, ounnlniL
Soc&va, 1^ Undermining; rooong trees.
SocavAr, 9a. To exeavate, undermine.
Socav6n, 9m. Cave, cavern. Socartme%
Pits in mines.
8och4otroL 9m, Snb-chanter.
SooiabiUdk, «/ Sociability.
Soci&ble, a. Sociable; conrtoous.
Sociablem6nte, ad Sodably.
Sodil a. Social; companionable. [ship
Sodedid,^ Society; corporation; partner
S6clo. 9m, Comrade, partner, companion.
SocolUda. ^. (Nan.) Jerk, the viclent 8tnl»
Ing of the rope^ Ac
Socd6r, 9m, Pretaxt, pretence, color.
Sooonfiseo, sm. The cocoa firom the proTiaos
<rft]iatnamsL
Socorreddr, ra, & Succorer. assii'^r ; lislpef
Digitized by VjOOQlC
SOL
flocwrfat vo. l^mooor, «kU bdp.
Booorrido, da, a. Fnrnished, BappHed.
B0061T0, itn. Saooor, Msiatanoa
Bocr6do, 9m, Pooltloe; pletsore, delight
8oo6ebo, «m. BatemaDt; cava.
SMa, tr. (Bot) v. /ft»aei. Headache
86dlo, «m. (M in.) Bodiam.
Bodomia, ^. Sodomj.
Bodomita, wk Bodomitak
Bodomitico, ca^ a. Belonging to sodomy.
80^ a. Mean, rile, baee^
BoeaimAnto, ad. Meanly.
Sor4.«/BofiL
BofUdir, «& To trafls iu> ; tack ap^ [np^
dofiUdo, WK The act of troMing or tndung
BofL *m, Bophi, the emperor or Persia.
BoflOB, mik. Hoot: repriiiand.
Sof isina, tm, Bophlsm.
Bofista, em. Bophlster: carfller, sophist
BoOsteria. 1^ Bophlstrr, ftUa<^.
Botetkarita, if, BopUsUcation. [I7.
Soflsticamteta, <ut Bopblstioalljr, iUladous-
BotetlcAr, 90. To oavii; lUsify.
Boftstioo, ea, a. BophisticaL flaiadous.
Bofito, am. (Arch.) Soffit or a oomiee.
Bofltouu «^ A sabtle ilame; glow, blnsh; de-
ceitlw Mogoage.
BollamAr, iw. To use deoeitAil language;
deoetTo; raise a blosh.
Soflamiro^ sm. Sophister.
BofocAnta, sm. Neck ribbon; a large pin.
Sofoc4r, 9a. V. Sttfoear.
Sofrelr. no. To fry slightly.
Boftvnida, if. A sadden check; severe rep-
rimand; fltofslckDeeai [severely.
Bofrenir, 9a, To check a horse: reprimand
Boftvnteo, sm. A violent poll of the bridle.
BoMtOk ta.pp. irr. otSn/reir,
Bdga, «/r Bope; halter, cord.
Bogaeir, 9a. To measare with a rope.
Bogoeria, if. Bope>walk, rope-yard.
Bomro, am. A rope or eoid maker.
Bogoillo, Ml. A band of braided hair.
BoMs, a YUe, base.
Bq)asgad6r, tm, Conqaeror, sabdaer.
BcraigAr, 90, To eonoaer, sobjagate.
B<M, sm. The san; day; a musical note;
Bolaoe^, vo. To solace.
SoUda, if. Floor, site; seat
BolAdo, mn. Floor; pavement
BohKl6r, am. Tiler, pavier.
Bolad6ra, if. Paving materials.
Bolamtote, ad. Only, solely*
BolAna, «/. A sonny place; an open gallery.
Botenir, «m. T. /Bolana,
Bolanioo, am. A violent, hot, easterly wind.
Boltoo, sm. Easterly wind. (Bot) Night-
shade.
Bolipa, if Lrapel; color, pretext
BohqMUlamtotis, ad, Deceitftilly.
Bob4>ido, da, «, Conning, craflbr, artAiL
0olapadin<Obra deX ^ (Naa.) Clincher-
work, eUnchin^ [imalsi
Babpamitoto. am. Cavity of a wound in an-
Bolap^, 90. To button up ; hide ander iklse
pretMice.
laMpe^ BolApo, mm, Lappel ; pretenoeu
Bottr, 9m. Ground; lot; mansion.-— a. Solar.
To floor; pave; solo.
80L
Bolarl^ga, €k Owner of an entailed estate
Bdon or an ancient noble family.
Solis (A' mJB, tus. sosX ad, Au alone bj
myself thyself ^
SoUx, em. Solace, consolation, relaxation.
SoUttir, 9a. To solace, cheer.— er. To be
eoDxforted.
SolAzo, 9m, A scorching sun.
Solaz660, sa, a, ComfortablcL
Soldida.^ Wages. Y. Prl [pay.
SoldadMo, tm, A soldier who has lost his
Soldadixo, 9m. A great, taU soldier.
Boldad^ ra, a. Stipendiary.
Soldad^sca, if. Soldiery; sham-flght
Soldadteco, ca, a, Boldlerly, soldier-like.
Soldido, 9m. Soldier: private; a ChristiaD.
Soldad^, 9m. Bolaerer; soldering-iron
gold-beater.
Soldad^ ^. Soklerlng: solder, sodder.
SoMin, 9m. Sultan.
Soldar, 9a, To solder; mend.
Soleir, M. Y. A9ol9ar.
Soledamo, 9m. Boledsm.
Soledto^ sm. A scorching sun.
SoledAd, if SoUtude, loneliness; a desert
SoMAr, 9m, A place exposed to the sun.
Solebuie, a. Solemn: fiunous; grund.
Solemnemtot^ ad. Solemnly.
SolemnidM,^ Solemnity; formalities.
SoIenmiad6r, ra, a. A panegyrist: praiser.
SolenmizAr, 9a. To solemnize, pndae.
Sol6r, 9n, irr, and dffacL To accustom ; be
used to.
Soldr, 9m. (Nau.) Under-flooring of a ship.
Soltos if Entablature; lees of wine.
Solaria, if Floor, pavement; sole-leather.
Bolero, 9m. (Prov.) Lower millstone.
Sol6rte,a. Cimning, sagacious.
Sol6ta, if A linen sole in stockings.
SoletAr, Soleteir. 90. To vamp stockings
with a linen sole. [inss.
Solet^ro, ra, «. Yampcr: mender of stock-
Solevantido, da, a. Inqulet, perturbed.
Solevantami6ato, sm. Bebellion, insurrec-
tion, [bellion.
Solevantir, vo. To raise; agitate; exdto re-
Solevir. «mx. To raise, lift up.
S6Uh,«f. Gamut; harmony; sound beating.
Solfeaddr, sm. Songster; music-nutftcr.
SolfeAr, 9n, To sing to measure. (CoIL) T«
flog: [bins
SoU^ 9m. Melodious song; measure; drub*
Solfiita, 9, com. Musician. [dncement
BoUdtaddn, if Solicitation, temptation, in
SoUdtaddr, 9m, SoUcitor, agent
Solidtaddia, if SoUdtress.
Solidtam^^ ad. Diligently.
&o)kliUakt^po. SoUdtor.
Solidtir, 9a. To aoUdt entreat ; urge; coui'
SoBdto, ta, a, Solidtous, anxious.
BoUdtAd, if Solidtude, anxiety.
S6]ldam6nte, ad, SoUdiy, firmly, [soil
SoUdir, 9a. To harden, render soUd;
8oUd6o,sm« Calotte, ooit
BoHda, if Solidity, firmness; integrity.
S^Udo^ da, a. Solid, firm, consistent
S6Udo, 9m. A soli^ compact body. [self
SoUloquiir, «n. To discourse with one\
Solll^nlo, «mw Soliloquy, monologue.
Sollman, am. Corrosive sublimate.
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96110, 9m. Throne.
Bolipedo. cU, a. SoUpcdo, irbole-hoofed
Sottaa, ^ Bauct, Impadent woman.
SoliUrla, tf. V. Tenia.
8oHtazlBm6nto, ad. Solltarilf.
SoUt&rio, rU, a. SoUtaiy, lonely; retired.
Solitirio, «m. SoUtaiy, a hermit; breast-pin.
S61ito^ ta. a Accnatomod. Soliio^ Lonelr.
Solivladdra, </! EalainK or lifting nn a litUe.
BoHrlikr, «a. and «r. To raise or lift np.
Bohvio, 9m. Bldng or raising a little.
8oIivi6n, am. A violent lifting up.
9611a, tf. (Prov.) V. Su^sla,
BollAdo. 9m, (Nan.) Orlop. Ry.
SollamAr, va. To scorch, sinsro ; barn slight-
Bollir, va. To blow, blow with bellows.
BoUAstre, fvn. Bouillon; a skilAiI rogue.
Bollastria, ^ Beullcry.
BoIIastrdn, 9m^ A sir, low fellow; a loafer.
86II0, «m« (Ichth.) Common pike.
8olloz4r, vn. To sob.
B0U6X0, «7n. Sob.
86I0, 9m. Solo.
B6ks la, a. AlonefSoIitary ; only, lonely.
86I0, od. Onlr. Y.Solammte.
Bolomillo, 8ol6mo, 9m. Loin ; chine.
BolstidAl a. Bolsttthd.
[go.
ens, lets
(dinrge;
9; grow
nty.
^; las-
K donbt
solvent
solving.
'Ing for
children.
B6ma, ^. Coarse flonr; load, bnrden.
Bomtota, «/ Beating, severe chastisement
Bomat^n, 9m. Armed oorpe for the defence
of a city. [ofbodieflw
SomatoI6gia, 9f. Somatology, the doctrine
S^mbra, n/. Shade; shadow: spirit, ghost;
l^nrotectioa. shelter ;resombiance. (Ichth.)
OrayUc^^
SombrAie, 9m. Hnt covered with branches.
Sombr^o, 9m, Shadow of a body ; shed, hut
Sombr&r, wi. To astonish. [of color.
bombrcMo, am. Shading, shaded, gradation
Dorabredr, va. To shade. [a hat
BombrerAiso, 9m. A largo hat; a blow with
hombrcrdra, ^. (Bot) Butter-bur. Hat-
box; hatter*swifa [store.
Borobroreria, ^ Manufkctory of nats ; hat-
Bombrer6ro, 9r%. Hatter.
Bombrer6te, ico, «m. A small hat
fombrerillo, em. A small hat
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Sombr6ro, 8m« A bat; sounding-board ; fart
money.
Sombria, 9f. Shady place.
Sombrilla, tf. Parasol; slight shade.
Sombrita, ff. A slight shade.
Sombrio, bria, a. Bhady, gloomy, hazy.
Bombrio, am. A shady place; a dull, heav*
color.
Bombr^eo. ea, a, Bhady.
Bomeramente, ad. BuperfldallT.
Bomdro, ra, a. Snperflcial, shaflow.
Somet^, va. To sableot, submit; aoqnloaea
Bometimidnto, am. Submission.
SomnambnUsmo, 9m, BomnambuHam
Bomn&mbulo, am. Somnambulist
BomniAsro, ra, a. Boporiferona
Bomnol^nda, 9fi Sflroiness, drowrfnesa
Somdnte, am. rile of doth; rudenesaL
Bomorgi^addr, 9m. Diver.
Somorgql&r, va. To dive.
SomorruJp, Bomorg(^6n, SomonntiJo, am^
(OnC) Dim-diver. A' lo 9omorgn^ (Jn*
aer water. A' lo 9amorffu^ Beeretly.
Sompesir, fMK To weigh; poise.
Bon, 9m. Sound, noise, report Sn Mm, Ap-
parently.
Sondble, a. Sonorous, loud, aofunding.
Bonad^ra, tf. Blowing of the noeo.
Bonaddro, am. Handkerchief. [ported.
Sonido, da, a. Blown ; flunons: generally re*
Bonad6r, ra, a. One who makes a noise;
handkerchief.
Son^a, tf. Timbrel maker or seller.
SonM^ro, am. A small timbrel or tabor.
Sonajica, ilia, ita, u6Ia, 9/. Small tabor or
timbrel
Bonftmbulo, am. Somnambulist
SonAnte, pa. and a. Bounding, sonorooa.
Boni^, va. To sound ; like or dislike; refer
blow one's nose.
Bonita, tf. Sonata.
Bdnco, 9m. (Bot) V. Cerraja9. [catheter.
S6nda, tf. (Nau.) Bounding, sound. Borer;
Sondikble, a. That mav be sounded.
Sondaldaa, a/ (Nan.) L<ead-1ina, the log.
Sondi^, BondeAr, va. (Nau.) To heave the
lead: try; sift; Ikthom.
Boneciilo, am, A scarcely perceptible sound ;
a short little tune.
Sonet^bco, 9m. angth. of Sonsto, [sons;
Sonetioo, 9m, Y. SoneUn. A merry UttM
Sonotin, 9m. An insignificant sonnet
Son^to, 9m. Bonnet [signlfloatlon.
Bonido, 9m. Sound; report; pronundtOor ;
Bonloeido. da, a. v. Aloeadn.
Son6ra, tf: Cithern, a musical instnunent
Sonoram^nte. ad. Harmoniously.
Bonorld&d, iff. Sonorousness.
Son6ro^ ra, donor680, sa, a. Sonorous; plcaa
ing: harmonious.
Sonrebse, vr. To smile.
Sonrisa, tf. Sonrteo, am. 6mi1&
Sonrodad6ra, tf. Sticking in the mud.
Sonrod&rse, vr. To stick in the mud.
BonroJAr, Sonroje&r, ret. To make one Mtnk
flush.
Bonr6jo, 9m. Blush.
Bonroe&r, Sonros^ar, va, Tb dye a nar ed
or. Sonronearse^ To blush
Sonros^, am. Bluslx
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KfvuM,m,jmd6r. ra. «. Wheedler? a petty tliiet
BoMaoMirf^iitcH «ra. 'Wheedllog, extortion;
Uroenj. [enttoe; ellore.
BonaeoAr, 9a, To obtain by eonnlngand enft;
SeneA^Mv Wk WbeedUng; petty tbeft.
Sonion^te, Wk N<dse; sneer; mooklng-bird.
Bofiad6r, ra, a. Dreamer.
BolUbite,|Mi. Dreaming.
Bofi6r, «a. To dream ; think idly. [Ioob.
Bofiarr^ra, if. Dreaming, heavy sleep: tIs-
Bofiol^cla, t/. Drowslneaflb ^dolL
Boik»tl6nto, to, a. Heavy, sleepy, drowsy;
B6pa,^Bop;aonp. Sopa d« ffaiOfMoe^n
8oap»
Bopaipa, «r A fritter steeped in honey,
f^opalanear, «a. To pat a lever nnder any
&lngtoilftit
Sopattnda, if Threadbare cassock.
Bopinda, if. Brace; strap; UnteL [pomp.
8op4pa am. Box, blow, slap; sncker of a
Bop^, Bopeiir, va. To sop; steep; tread.
8of>tea,adL Chi pain.
Bop^ «^ Tureen.
B<^>6ro, am. Bonp-plata
Bopesir, «a. To try tlie weight
B<^>eteir, «a. To sop; steep; abuse grossly.
" ,amkPlentimlsoap;alieavy boxor
Bopica, nia, ita, if Sippet, a light soup.
Bopil6te, Mk Carrion vulture.
BopisCa, am. Person living upon charity.
BdpMnfaf;^. O strange 1
BopkMUnx mn. Draught, air-hole.
Bopl^^ da, a. Blown ; spmce, prond.
Sopladdr, ra, a. Blower; that which exdtes.
Bophondooe, am. (Ck»U.) Blap on the face,
Doee.
Bopttnte, j>a. Blowing, exciting
SopUu*, vn. and a. To Mow; steal; pr(»npt;
ba prood.— «r. To be overnioe.
Boplele, a»K A blowing pipe.
Boplico^ mn. A sUf^t pnit
Boplillo, sm. Crape; anv thin staff.
66pH «nk Blowing; blast, pnff; advice;
aeeosation ; instant, moment
8opl6n, na, a. and a Tale-bearer, taiformer.
Bof^oneUio, ilia, a. and a. Tattler.
Bopon, am. Person living upon charity soap.
8op6ndo, mn. Grief or fit
Bopdr. ami. Heaviness, drowsinessi
8<^K>rU'ero, ra, Bopormeo, ca, Soporiso, sa,
a. Bojpoiific, soporiferons; narooticoL
Boportahle, a. Biroportable.
Bopotad6r, ra, a, Bappocter.
Bopor^r, aani. Portloo.
BoportiiL «<h To support; tolerate.
Bo Protorta, «dL Under protest [word.
Bopunlir, «a. To place marks nnder a wrong
Bor, mn. Sir, master. [nsed only to nuns.
Bor, if Sister. &>r Marha, Bister Mary:
B^vo, 4< A deooction of maize.
B6rba, ^ Sorbwipple.
Borbedor, mn. 6m>er.
Borbte, •& To alp, sack ; absorb; imbibe.
Borbete, mn. Bherbet; lee-oream.
fiorbet6n» mn. A large draught
Borblble, a. BorbUe.
80cUol6n, if. (Med.) Absorption.
Borbillo, ito, mn. Snp, « raoall draught
SOS
S6rbo, am. Sorbition; sipping ; abaorpdoa
Sdroe, mn. Field-mouse.
Sordam6nta, ad. Secretly.
Sordistroi, tra, 01 DeaC
Sorddra, Sordte, if Deafheaa;
86rdidam«nta, ad. Sordidly.
8ordld6z, if Sordidness. oovetoaraeas.
Sdrdido, da, a. Sordid, dirty; lloendous.
SordiUo, Ula, ito, ita^ a. Slightly dea£
Sordine, if Kit; mute. A* la sordima^
Secretly, privately.
Sdrdo, da, a. Deaf; sOent, sdll ; faisensibla.
Sdry, mn. Bory, a vitriolic mlneraL
S6rioo, a. Belonging to the itch.
SOTttea, am. (Log) Sorites, argament
Sdma, ^. SluggishneeB. stowneas.
Somavir6n, mn. Sudden stroke with the
back of the liattd.
Sdro, mn. Tear-old hawk. [the eyeUdsi
Soroftilmia, if Psoiophthalmia, disease in
Sordr, if Sister. [astonish.
SorprendSr, va. To suiprise; overtake;
SOTprtoa, a< Surprtee; deceit; amazement
Sdira, »f. (Nau.) Balhtft of stones.
Sorregar, vo. To alter its channel
Sorrno, ra, a. (Prov.) V. Zorrero.
Sorri^go. mn, Elvulei altering its channd.
Sorroetrada, if Great face or beak.
Sorteaddr, mn. One who casts lots; skUfhi
bull-fighter. [tiUon.
Sorteaouj&nto, Sorteo, mn. Casting lots, Bor>
Sortedr, vn. To draw lots; fight balls.
Sort^ mn. Fortune-teller.
Sort^a, »f. Bing, finger-ring; hoop; buckle;
curl ; hoops of vessels.
SortHita, n^Ia, if. Little ring, ringlet
Sorty6n, mn. A large ring
l6gio, mn. Sortilege, soi
I, sorcery.
[teU«.
SMrttlego^ ga, a. and a. Sorcerer; fortune-
SortA, am. Great-coat [^^f silver.
S^ a/: (Bot) Soda or mineral alkali ; droaa
Sosaotf, wk Y. Sonmicar,
Sosam^te, ad. Insipidly, sillily.
Soe&fio, mn. Derision, mockery.
Sosegadam^nte, ad. (^ietly.
Seeegido, da, a. Peaceful, calm, appeased.
Sosegaddr, ra. a. Pacifier, appcaser.
Soseg^, 9a. To appease, calm; lulL--im. To
rest; becalm.
Soedrla, if Insipidity ; silliness.
Sos^ if Insipidnesa, silliuesa.
Sosi^go, mn. Tranquillity, calmness.
Soslaytf, «a. To do or place a thing obliquely.
SceUyo, ad. Obliquely. Al mmayo, Side*
wise.
Sdso, sa, a, Insipid, tasteless ; cold, senseless
Sosp^&cha, if Suspicion, Jealousy.
Soqiech&r, va. To suspect, conjecture.
Soapechilla, if Slight suspicion.
So^»echo8tnn6nte, ad. Suspiciously.
Seepech6eo^ sa, a. Suspicious; suspected.
So^esir, vo. To snwend.
Soaqoin, am. A treaoherons blow.
8oat6n, mn. Support; steadinessi
Soatened6r, ra, s. Supporter.
Soeten^r, va. To sustain, maintain ; eadnra
(Nau.) To bear up.
Soetenido, da, a. Supported, sustained.
Sosteni^nte, pa. Sustaining, supporttag.
BostonlmitoU^ mn, Suatenanco; auppoirlei
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lailttiib,«&T»8ab8tltito. Y.SubsHtmir,
Boettt6tq, «m. BobBtttato. Y. SuiMUMa.
B^ta, «< Knftvo at eards : rabstttate.
BoUbinoo, «m. (Aroh.) FodliiMiit of aa areli
over a ootdIm;
Botaoaballerizo, tm. Deputy equerry.
Botaeooh^ mk Pesttluon.
8otao61a, ^. Ompmr.
8otao6iBttre, am. Boatewaln'a matei
8otao6r(S mn. Place wider the upper choir.
8otal6ga am. The second hoop or a cask.
BotamMstro, wk Usher at a school
BotaminSstxo, tm. Y. SotanUnUtrOk
Botamont^ mn. Under hnntsman. depctj
forester. [Flog '
Botinat^OMSOckofprleatoradioIar. (<
BotanM«, da, & Yaafted, arched.
Botand^, «& (GolL) To beat, chastise.
BotanI, tm. Short under petticoat
BoCanilb^ ^ ▲ smaU cassock; the drees of
collegtans.
B^taoo, am. CeOar.
Boteventido, da, a. Driven to leeward, lee.
BotarentAr, «& (Nan.) To IhU to leeward.
Botavtoto^ tm. Leeward, lee. [ooart
BoCayAda, tm. Under assiataat to officers at
SotschMo, am. A roofed or eorered place.
Bot^o, fka, a. Prodneed in grores or Ibrssta
Boterr&neo, nea, a, Babterraneoos.
BoterrAfio, tm. and a, Y. 8ubtsrram40.
Boterrir, «& To boir deeply ; hideu
B<Stll, a. Bnbtle. Y.AiM£
Botillo, am. Little sroTe.
B6to, 9m. Oro7^ thicket, forest
B6to,pr«ip. Under, beneath. Y. Dtbajo.
Botominiatro, 9m. Assistant steward in oon-
Tent&
Botrteo, am. Ilnch-pln. {Theirs.
Bn, protK po—. Hk, her, Its, onelBi Su9^
Boadvo, Ts, a. Y. Pertua9U>o.
B«s06rio, ria, a, Boasory, snasire.
Sa&Ye, tL Smooth, aoft, delicate, mellow;
easy: docile.
Bnavectco, Ukstto. a. dim. of Swn*.
Baavemtote, ad. Gently, softly, mildly.
BoaTidid, tf. Softness, delicacy; saavlty;
meeknessL
Sttarizad^n, «/ (Little ns.) MoUlflcation.
Bnavizaddr, am. Razor-etrap.
Saarlsar, wu To soften ; mollMV, mitigate.
Bab, A Latin preposition signifying imdar,
h^ltno. /9u2iMmar, Under the moon.
Snb&ddo, da, a. Bnbadd.
Stibaloaide, 9m. Deputy taller.
Bubaltem&Dte, pa. Bubaitam.
Bftbalteniir, «a. To suMect, subdue.
Bnbalt^mo, na, <r. Subaltern, inferior.
Snbalttoio, am. Subaltern offloM*. [r«it»r.
Subarrendaddr, ra, a. Under-tenant, sub-
Bttburendammito, 9m^ Farming under
another renter. [tenant
Bnbarrendir, «a. To rent a ftrm from a
Bnbarritodo, 9m, Farming under a tenant
Bnbfeta, Babastaci6n, 4^ Juridical sale by
bublic auction. [esl authority.
Bobastli', «& To sell at auction by Jnridl-
Bubcantor, 9m. Subchanter.
Bobcinerido, cia, a. Baked under asbeSk
Bubclaif^ 9m, Under-treasursr or csshter.
MbcUTlo, Tla, a. (Anat) BubdaTian.
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Subcoleetfe, 9m. 8ub-on1Iector. {muOm
8uboomendad6r, 9m, Depaty knigbt^soa»
Bnbconaai rad6r, 9m» Juaf» dented by %
Bnbcontrirla, a, (Log.) Bnbcontrary.
8ubcut4neo, nea, a. (Anat) Bubcutane— fc
SubdedHMS 9m. Buboeaa. [ten.
Subdeefiplo. pla, 0. BubdecuDle, one part of
Sabdelcgftbie, a. That which may be sab<
delegiSed. [tioB.
Snbdetogact6n, ^. BubdelegatSon, snbatita*
8nbdeleg6dOk 9m. Bubdelegatew
Subdelegiote, pa. He who subdslegaliss.
Bubdekgir, co. To snbdelegate.
Subdiaooniido, Bnbdiaoonito, 9m, Bobdaa*
conshlp.
Bubdi^bcono. ami. Bubdeacon.
Subdlstindon, ^. SnbdistlnotioQ.
Subdistingnir, «& To distinguish that wUch
has been already diatingwshed.
SAbdito, ta, a, Bu^feeC, fnteior.
BubdlTidir, «& To subdiylde.
SnbdlTisidn, ^ BubdiTlsion. [partoftwv.
Bnbd6plo, pb^ a, Subdnple, ooatainiag om
SabeJeout6r, 9m. Deputy exeontor.
Subentend6r, «& To understand what ta ta-
citly meant [another freighter.
Bnbfletir, 9a, (Nan.) To hire a ship of
Snbida, ^ Ascension ; aoclirity ; enbasco*
ment
Sabld6ro, ra, a. Mounting; rising.
Snbid^ 9m. Ladder, monntlng'block.
Subido, da, a. Balsod on high ; atnmg.
Sabid6r, 9m, Porter, who carries ttdngSw
Subitote, am^ (Arch.) Ornaments ob ool'
nmns.
SubUla, 9/: AwL
SubinqniUno, 9m. Undertenant
Subintrad6n, ^ Immediate sucessakm of
thingSL (Bled) Snbingieasiofi.
Subintr&nte, a. Repeated attacks of fcrer.
SublntrAr, «a. To enter one after another.
Snblr, fm. To mount, aaosnd; iDeteaaoi—
va. To raise ; amount tow
S6bitaro6nte, Snbltineamtete, ad. Sudden-
Iv, on a aadden. [unexpeelad.
SuMtineo, nea, Subltiffo, Ba, a, Boddan
B6bito, ta, a, Budden, nnazpeeCed.— odC
Suddenly.
SuMetivo, Ta, a. Snl^ectlTe.
SablnntiTO, 9m. (Gnun.) BuMunotive.
Sublevad6n, (f. Subleramitato, 9m, Bedt
tion, rerott
SuUevir, «a. To excite a rise hi rebeOiciL
Snblimadte, ^ Sublimation.
SnbllmAdo, 9m. (Gbem.) Bnblimal%«nltad.
Snbllmiu': 9a. To eleTato, exalt; anbHmalik
Snblimatorio, rta, a. (Pharm.) BubUmatory.
Sublime, a. BubUnM, exalted, emiiMBl^
Subltmemtete, ad. Sublimely.
SabHmidM, •/. Sublimity, loftfneaa.
Subli^acidn, ^. An imperfect InxatlOB of a
Joint
Snblunir, a. Sublunar, earthly.
,BnbjeockM
Snbordinadamdnte, ad Sobordinately.
SnbordlnAdo, da, a. Subordinate, aobai>?
vlent
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SobpoUr, a. Under the pole. [ceplor.
Snbpneeptte, «m. ▲ teacher onder a pre-
flabrayir, wt* To nndersoore, anderiiiM.
Babrepddn, ^, Underluad bubicn, eab-
lepooB.
flnbrepUciamtote, <kK. SorreptlUoosI/.
Sobrtptieio, eta, Sabretiotok e}a, a. Babrep-
titloiUk ftandnlentl J obtained.
8«brigadi4r, «m. Bob-brigadier.
Babrogacl6n, mK Babrogation.
Babrog^, wu To subrogate, aabBtitata.
BabMeristin. mt. Deputy eextoo.
BabeaortatanUkjK OAoe of deputy sexton.
0nbMBi4r,«a. To ezcnlpate, ezooae ; r^air.
Babscribir, vo. To sabecribe.
Bnbscripd6n, 4^ Bnbearlption.
BobsciiptOi ta, Snaorito, ta, pp, irr. Bab-
seribed.
Sabeorlpt6r, ra, & Sobseriber.
BnbscriptOi ta, a. Y. Susoribir.
Bobeecret^io, tm, Tbe seoond secretary.
Bobaeeotoola, s/. Babseqaence.
Bobesentete, a. Babeeonent, soooeedlog.
Bobaeenentem^nte, ad, Babseqaently.
Bnbeagoha^ «r. To follow next [of six.
SBbacattelo, pla, a, Babeextaple, one part
8abaidianain6nte, a<L In a subsidiary num-
ber.
Bubsldiirlo, ria, a. Subsidiary.
BubskUo, SffK Subsidy, aid ; w
Bubsiguitote, a. Subsequent
Bubsigoieatemfote, ad» Subsequently.
Snbalst6ncla, 4^ Subsistenoe, subility ; com-
petanoa.
Bubsisttote, pn. and a, Snbslstent
Babsistir, vn. To subsist, last
SnbsoUno, 9m, Northeast wind.
SubttiBeia. ^f. Substance.
SubstaneiM, a, BnbstantiaL
BnbstandatanSnte, odL Substantially.
Babataaelir, «& To abrldga, substantiate.
SobstaneMao, s% a, Nutritious, substantiaL
Bubstantifloo, ca, & Y. SmIomMUso,
BubstanttTir, «a. To use a^Jectiyes as sub-
BubstantiTO, sm. (Gram.) Y. Sugtantkw,
Bobstituddn, 4^ BnbsUtntion.
Bubstitnir, vck. To substitute.
Bubstitnyente,^a. Substituting.
Bubstltftto, am. SubsUtotft.
Substraeddn, ^ Y. Suttraoeiom
Bnb8tra6r, va. To 8Ubstract>-«r. To with-
draw one^ sel£
Bubtang6nte, if. (Geom.) Snbtangent
Subtend^, vo. To subtnid.
B«btenltote. tm. Y. AlUr€»,
Bubttesa, «^ (Oeom.) Bnbtense.
Bubtteao, sa, pp. irr. of Subtender.
5nbterf6iglo, ^Bnbterflige, erasion.
fubterrineamtete* ad, tebterraneooriy.
BobterWineo, nea, a. Bubtsrraneousi
BnbCerrineo. tm. Subternme; eave, vault
Bubti!6za, •f. BnbtiHty, thinness.
BubtUmtote, ad, Y. avmmeiUe,
Babti]ifaci6n, 4/! Y. «Wi»eao<9n.
Bnbtratedo, «f»t (Arith.) Subtrahend.
Bubnrbtoo, na, a. Suburban.
BuMrbio, mn. Suburb, outskirt
■nb'.-end6o, tf. Help, aid, snbTention.
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Subvenir, wi. To aid, aseoor; prorlde, ^
tnj,
SubverBi6n, ^. BubTsrsloii. Y. Suvertion
Bubrersivo, va, a, Y. Swo&r9i>9o.
SubTers6r, am. Snbverter, orertomer.
Subrertir, «a. To subvert, destroy.
Subyugir, «o. To subdue, overcome.
8uecl6n, ^. Suction ; suck.
Buced^, 9%, To succeed ; inherit ; bsppen.
Buoeditete, pa. Succeeding;
Sucsaible, a. Ospable of success. [spring
Sucesidn, 4/! Succession, series, event; ow
Bucesivaminte, ad. Successively.
Bttossivo, va, a. Successive, oonsecutive.
Sae^ am. Event, success ; issue.
Snces6r. ra, a. Successor, suceeeder.
Sudamtate, ad. Nastily, filthily.
SudedM, tf. Nastineas, fllthlneaa.
Sucino, cm. Amber.
Sudntamtete, ad Sucdnctiy, briefly.
Sadntirse, w. Y. OefUrM.
Sudnto, ta, a. Girded, tucked up ; brle-
snccinct, concise.
B6do, da, a. Dirty, nasty ; obacura.
Sfioo, sm. Juice; sap.
Sneotrlno^ Ok Socotrine^
SOcobo, 9m. Suceubus, a pretended demon.
8nc6eh<s am. Store-room of a shia
8uc61a, 4/: Cylinder. W.Oabria.
Sneultoto, ta, Ow Sncenlent Juicy.
Sucumbir. vn. To yield under a diflBeulty.
Snd, 9m. The south ; the south wind.
Sudsd^ro, sm. Handkerchief; bath ; aweaU
inff-place.
Sndinte, pet. Sweating.
Bttdir, va. To sweat persphre ; toil
SudArio, mi. Winding-sheet; also hand-
keidiieC
Sodat^rio, ria, a. Sudorific
Snd^ Sudtete, 9m. Southeast [Toa
Sud^, 9m. Sweat 8udor99^ PerspirationSb
Sudoritoto, ta, a. Sweated.
Sodoiifero, ra, a. Sudorific
Sudorifioo, ea, a. and 9m, Sudorific
Sud6ao, aa, a. Sweaty, moist with sweat
Sud6ste. Sudo^te, 9m. Southwest [esst
Sudsudest Sudsud^ete, 9m. South-south-
Budsudoncst, Sndsudoudste, 9m, South-
southwest
Sudu^ste, 9m. Southwest [bread.
Sndgra, tif. Mother-in-Uw ; a hard oriut of
Suegredta, t^ Dear mother-ln-Uw.
Su^gro, am. Father4n-law.
Sudh, if. Sole: sole-leather. (Ichth.) Sola
SwiUu, Snndala [^iiytto ofioiMd.
Sudda, or Suelda Gonsntfda, ^, (Bot) Y.
Sueldacostilla, ^. (Bot) A bulbous plant
Sotido, 9m, Penny; pmr given to soldiera
wages, salary, atipend.
Budo, 9m, Boil, surikce; bottom; sole;
pavement; floor.
Sudta, ^, Loosening; solution ; fettera
Sueltomtete, ad Loosely, Ughtiy.
Su61to, ta, a. Loose, light; ftee. [mlnei^
Sniho^ am. Loose piece of metd ibund naat
Sotfo, SfTt Ble^; dream; diowsL ess.
8u6ro,am. Whev;
Suerteo, ea, a. Y. Benm.
Sn^rte, ^. Chance ; Ihte, doom ; apeoisi
mode; lineage.—^ Legerdemain.
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Bo^sfee, «n. BoQtbMst
Bafioitoda, ^ Saffldency.
Baflddnte, a, SaiBdeDt, anovgh ; apt, fit
Bafidenteintoto, ad, BaiBdentlj.
Bnfocsdto, 4/! Boilbaitton.
BufbcMldr, la, t. Soft>oat«r, cboker. [tlTe.
Bnfodbte, pa. and a. Biillbcatliig, raffoea-
Bnfoc&r, «a. To soilVwata, dioke ; molest
Bitf6oo. Mn. (ProT.) BnfDocation.
BuflragftDeov Safrafino, tim Bvfflragan.
Bnfragineo* ea, a. Belongliig to a nuffta^iaiL
Bolhig^, «a. To aid ; aolBoe ; deftaj.
BafHiglo, em. Vote; support; vattnm.
Boftible, a. Bnfferable. PioIm.
Bofrid^re, «/ Smiths tool tbr pondiiDg
Bufrid^ ra, a. Bnpportable.
Buftido, an, a. Bearing np ; oonseating.
BolHddr, ra, & Bofferer, one who saflbrs p«-
tientlj.
BaMtote, pa. Tolerating, bearing.
BolHmi^nto, «m. Patience, tolerance.
Boftir, va. To salBBr ; tolerate; abide; com<
port
BtuomigaddB, ^ Bofftamlgation.
Bnftud6n, {/! Snfftadon.
Bogertote, pa. Suggesting.
Bagerfft «a. To hini, suggest; pnmipt
Bngestlon, ^, Suggestion, hint
Bug6to, WL A person ; a disUngnlsbed per*
son ; honest; matter, subject
B6so, §nK v. Juffo,
Buidda, §111, Bnlddo.
Baloldi£^ snk Snldde, setf>murder.
Buiza, 9f. Company of persons dressed in the
Swiss flishlon at a pubUo festlraL [tlon.
Bi^eddn, «/ SuUeotlon; ooerdon; o>)eo-
ButtAr, va* To subdue ; snl^Ject— vr. To be
inheront Meet Usble, exposed.
Biri^, ta, <t and jDp. «rr. of /^etor. Bnb-
BoMto, etn. Subject topl&
Buleir, 9a. Y. l^^iar.
Sfiloo, «m. Furrow. V. Sweo.
Sulfonate, sm. Match. Y. AlffuAqrUda.
Biilftir, Sffk Sulphur. Y. AMitfrA
Sn]f£uroo, rea, a. Sulphureous, snlphurona
Bolfteloo, a, Bulphurla
B611a, ^ (Bot) Frenoh honeysuckle.
Bultin, em. Sultan, soldan.
Bult4na, «/. Sultana, Tnrklsh admiraTs ship.
Sftasa, ^. Bum; total; substance; auMunt,
oondnsion.
Bumam^nte. ad. ObleflT; highly.
Bum&r. wi. To sum; add.
Sum&na, ^. Yerbal jprooesSb
6amariam6nte, ad^. Summarily.
Sam&rlo^ rla, a Summary, eompendlona;
BumArlo, 9m. Oompendium, summary, 00m-
pend, abridffment, abstraet
Bumergimitom. 9m. Y. Sumsreion,
Burner^, «& To submerge, immerse; em-
barrass.
Bumerddn, 9f. Submersion, tnunarsloik
SttoaidAd, i(f. T^ summit
Bumld^ro. 9m. Sewer, sink. [Into vioe.
Bumidoi, da, a Drowned; sunk: plunged
•umill^r. 9m. Chief butler in a palace.
BumUlena, «^ Lord diamboriain's office.
BuntnlskracMn, ^ Supply, snbmlnistxatloD.
inministnMldiv ra, «. Provider, supplier.
eup
Suminlstr&r, «a. Tc minister, siif^, Ptt-
alsh. [atmaas. To sink; stava
Somir, «<t (Exdos.) To reoeire the challcs
Sumisamtote, odL Submissively.
Somisa vdcsi ad. In a low voices
Sumisi^n. ^ Submlaslon, oompUsnee; re-
nnndation.
Sumiso, sa, a, Bubrateive, humble, resigned.
Sumista, 9m. Abridger; computer.
8i!imo, ma, a, Higli«Bt, loftiest A' lo •mmo^
At most
Sumtote, «9i». Pile on doth. [a eolnmn,
Sumosdipov enk (Ardi.) First moulding om
Sfimolas, ^f, pL The dements of logia
Sumuhsta, em. Scholar who studies the ru-
diments of logic. [of logie.
Sumnlistioo, ca. a. Bekmglng to sommerica
S6nchci. SfTk (Nao.) Otamp. Suncho9dela
bomba, Pnmp-ciamps.
Snntu&rio, ria, a. Sumptuary.
8untuo6am6nte. ad. Sumptuously.
SnntnoddM, ^f. Sumptuodty.
8untn6eo, sa, a. Sumptuous, ezpendvo.
Supodineo. 9m. Pedestal to a crndflz.
SupedltsdML 9f. Trampling under fbot
Supeditido, da, j9jp. Trampled ; overpowered.
Snpeditir, «a. To subdue, trample, vmr
power.
SnpeWtblo, n. Snperable, conquerable.
Superabundimda, »/. Superabundance, o/r&t
now. [luxuriant
SnperabnndAnte, pa, ando. Superabundant,
Snperabundantemtete, ad. Superabundant^
Snperabnndib>, vn. To superabound.
Saperikno, 9m. Ofus.) Y. TVpte
SaperAnte, pa. Surpassing. [overpower.
Superi^, vo. To snrpsss, overcome, exoel,
Superivit, 9m. (Lat) Overplus, residneb
Supercheria, rf. Fraud; impudence, irrev-
erence, [dent
Superoh6roL ra, a. Wily, insidious; tmpn
Supereminenda, ^ Snpereminenoe.
Superemintote, a. Superominent
Snpererogad^n, tf. Supererogation.
Supererogat6rio, rla, a. Supererogatory
Superfetaddn, «C Supnribtation.
Snperfld^l, a. Snperfldal; shsllow.
Superfldalidid, tf. Superildslity.
Superfldalmtote, ad, Snperflcially.
Superfldirio, ria, a, Y. Superficianario,
8uperfSde,i«/r Superfldee, surnee.
Supeiildonarlo, na, a, (Law) LeasohoMe*.
Snperfino, na, a. Superfine.
SupMuamtate, ad, Bnperihionsly.
Superfluidid, ^, Superfluity.
Sup^rfluo, ua, a. Suparfluousw
SuperhumeriJ, am. Ephod, prlestv scarC
Superintend^Boia, ^ Superintendenee, sa
pervislsii. Foveraeer.
Superintendtots^ 9. eom^ SupermteDden^
Superidr, a. Soperfair. paramount
Superior, ra, 9, Smrlor.
Superior&to, s»k Oflioe of a 8uperl<»^.
SnperloridAd, 9f, Superiority, pre-emineDeei
Snperiormtote, ad. Masterly, in a snptrlar
Bnperlatlvsmdnte, ad, Buperlattvelsr
Snperlativo, va, a. Superlative.
Sup^no, m, a, Buprcone, supemiL
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gwiwmiiuiertrto, ri«, a. Snpornomenry.
Baperparci^nte, a. (Arith.) SnperMdOBt
BapwpoBleidn, t^f. Placing one tmsg oyer
anouior.
8apers6Udo, da. a. (Arlth.) The fifth power.
Soperatlci^ii, {/t Sapentition; orer-ecrapa-
MmBQean
BapewtloloaiMntete, ad. Snpentitioualj. '
Saperaticidso^ u, a. Saperetitioaa.
BapenostaDcliU, tk SupenubetantSaL
Biipervao4Deo, nea, a, V. Sup^Jluo.
Bupervalento, a. £xcoodioK In valaeu
Baperral^, vn. To exceed in value.
Bapervencidn, Snperrenl^acia, 9f, Si
Tentlon. [aapervening.
B«iperyenldnt4»f pa, and a. Bup^venieni*,
Snpervaiiir, vn. To rapervene; liq)pen.
BnperrlTeBda, «f, BurvlTorsbip; annuity.
Bapinaeidn, sf. Saptaiatlon, 1 vlng on the back.
Bnpino^ na, a. Sapine, indolent, ignorant.
Bnpino, mu (Oram.) Supine.
B&pito,ta,a. Y.iM(6<to.
Bnphintactoi, ^. Bnpplanting, di^lacing.
Baplantad6r, ra. t. Bupplanter.
SapUmtte, «A To fiOaUy ; supplant, displace.
8apleel6n, ^ Supplying.
BnpleffiltM, Mk tiubetltuto. [vanoe.
Buplemdnto, «m« Supplj; supplement; ad-
Boplet^ria ria, a. Snppletory.
B6pltca) ^ Petition, request; memorlaL
BnpUcacidn, ^f. Bequest, petition.
Bvptteadon^o^ em. Pastry-seller.
BnpUc&nte, «. Memorialist, petitioner.
BupUdir, va. To entreat implore; appeal
Buplicatdria, ^. (Law) Letters rontory.
Baplido, tm. Capital punishment; place of
exeention.
Buplidor, ra, «. Substitute, deputy.
Buptt^ote, pa, and a. Substitute; supplying.
Supplimi6nto, 9m, V. Suplwnento.
Bnpur, oa. To supply, fill up, IVimish.
Buponeddr, ra, s. Supposer. rauthorlty.
Bupondr, va. To suj>pose^>Hm. To posseis
Buport^r. va, V. SowrtUewir. [tlnotlon.
Buposidon, ^ Supposition ; authority, dis-
Buposltar, «a. (Divin.) To exist under both
divine and human nature. ^ido.
Supositicio, cia, a. Supposltitioufl. Y. JTin-
Bupo6it6rio, 9m. (Afed.! BupposltoiT.
Supra^ina, *f. (Ajiat.)Tbe supraspinal fossa
of thi) scapula.
BnprasplnAto, »m, (Anat) Snpni-splnatua.
Buprdma, 9f. The supreme council of the
Inquisition.
BuprenuuTk, ^ Supremacy.
Bnpromamdntc, ad. Supremely.
Bnprtoio, ma, a. Supreme ; paramount
Bupre8l6B, ^. Supprossion.
Buprcso, sa, pp. irr. Suppressed.
Bupres^r, sm. Suppressor. [ish ; omit
B»primir, va. To suppress, obstruct; abol-
8unri6i*, ra, a. 8ob>prior, sub-prioress.
Buprior&to, 9m. Ofllce of sub-prior or prior-
ess.
Bnpufeto, 9m. Supposition; individuality.
Bupnteto, ta, <i. Supposltitioas. Si«pu!>tto
91M, Allowing that
Buparaeidn, {< Suppuration.
BaporAnte, p(t. Suppurating.
tvpuWir, v€k To suppurate: evaporate.
Snpnratlvo, ra, a. Suppurative.
Supnrat6rlo, ria, a, Digestivo, suppurating^
Suputaddn, «^ Suppntation, computation.
Suput^, va. To compute, supputo.
Sur, 9m. South ; south wind.
Siira. «/. Fibula, a bone of the log. peg:
Sur^ a. Sural, the veins in the calf of the
6uroad6r, ra, t. Plougher.
SurcAr, va. To ftirrow, plough.
S6roo, Sfiu Furrow: line, wrinkle.
SurculAdo, da, a. Plants of one stem.
S6rcnlo, 9m, Single stem of a tree or phut
Burouldso, sa^o. A plant with one stem.
Surgt&nte, pa. Surging.
Surgid^ 9m. Koad, port, anchoring.
Sui^ddr, 9m. He who anci»or&
Surgir, «a. To anchor: surge. V. Suriir,
Sam, 9f. Ancient kind of Syrian cloth.
Burtkla, s/. (Fort) Sally-port; sally; sortls.
Surtid^sm. Oountry abounding in grain.
/9wrM<ltfrodstr<^o, Public granary. Sur-
tidero ds OffitOy Seservoir, basin.
Snrtido, 9m. Assortment, supply.
Surtid6r, ra, «. Purveyor, caterer. Jet or
shoot of water.
Surtlmiento, sm. Supply; assortment
Surtir, «a. To supply, provide.
S6rto, ta, pp. Anchored.
8art6, 9m. V. Sortu, [whifl.
^v&,pr9p,Y.ArHba. StudegaUa^BlaBi,
Susami6l, sm. Paste of almonds, sugar, and
spice.
Suscopd6n, iff. Snsoeptlon.
Susceptible, a. Susceptible.
SnsceptlbiUdAd,^ SusceptibUlty.
Susoeptivo, va, a Susceptible.
SusdtAr, va. To excite, rouse. [iae.
Suscribir, va. To subscribe ; consent : proia-
Suscripcl6n, Jt/T Subscription; oontnbutio&.
Suscriptdr, ra, 9. Subsenber.
Bnsdito, ta, a. and pp. irr, at Stuoribir.
Susldro^ sm. Bolling-nin.
Sfiso, ad. Above. N.Arriba,
Susodicho, cha, a. Aforesaid.
Suspended6r, rk «. Suq^ender.
Suspend^, va. To suspend ; delay ; snrpriiA
Suspension, ^f, Buspeaslon ; suspense: amaze-
ment
Snspenalvo, va, a. Suspensive.
Bnsp6nso,sa,^. irr. or iSiMtpsfu/sr. Hung,
suspended, suspense.
Bu8pens6rio, ria, a. Suspensory.
Suspensdrio, sm. Brace, truss.
g|,-_.-^_.- .^« — . .
Sc 9.
Sc \y, [sleher.
Sc id, continual
Sc
Sc t sigh.
Sc lisdng of tbs
Sc h difficulty.
Sc 100; suppoit
Si ; nutrittvei
tally.
Sostand^, sa, o. Nutritive; substantial
Sustant&fleoi, ca, a>. Giving substanosL
Sustantivadam^nte, ad. Substantively.
Snstaattvir, va. To speak substantively.
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BmteDtiTO, mn, Bnksteotlre ; tbe esseDoe^
BottaaaT^ Ts, a. SabsUnUve; real, aoUd,
8ii8ten6d6r, »,«.¥. Sodmedor.
SottoDte, •& v. So$teiw.
BoatonSdo, «m. Step in danolng.
Bostenido. da, a. (MaaL) A aemltone iiigbir.
8iMt6at4bie, o^ Sostoinable.
eiiatentad6ii, ^, SnstenUtioiit rapport
Bmtentioalo, tm. Prop, sUy, topport
Boiteiitaddr. ra, «. Sosulaer, malntaiaer.
Sostaotamltato, «m. 8a8tooanca» alimwit
BnstenUnte, pa. Sostainiog.
Sostentinte, am. Defender, rapporter.
Sostentir, vo. To nttain ; rapport; assert
Boflt^nto, am. Food, malntooanoe.
BostUlo, am. A riicht fright
Ba8titaci6n, ^f, Bubstitation, rarrogation.
BnaUtnlddr, ra. ». One thai rabadtntee.
Sostitnir, ««, To aobatitnte, sorrogate.
BostitAto, am. Bobetitata, delegate.
Bostltfito, ta, €k and pp. <rr. of Su^tiiulr.
Babatltnta, aorrogate, delegate^
Bnatitnjtote, pa. Bubetitatlng.
868(0, am. Frteht, raddea terror.
8iutraod6n, ^ Babtraotion : oonoealrnent
Bnstra^ndo, tm, Babtrahend. [draw.
BoatraAr, va. To rabtraot— «r. To with-
Borarndte, rf, Bnrarratioo, whisper.
8aaairad6r, ra, «. Whtaperer.
Bosurrinte, pa. Whispering, murmoring.
Bosorrir, vru To whisper; diralge; mor-
mor; pnrlrwhii.
Bos^rro, sm. wblsper» hamming, mnnnar.
Bosorr^n, na, a; Mormaring.-^ Orambler.
Bntil, a. BabUle, thin; sobUe; galley.
B«tlMM, ^. BobtUt/ ; rabtlety ; nioetj.
BntUldid, •/: Y. »Mlma.
Batiiiad6n, qf, BabOliaaUon. rtenoatea.
Batillsaddr, ra. «. One who rabolizea, atr
Bntllizi^, va. To sabtUiae; Ole ; poUah.
BatUminte, ad, Babtilely; delleately.
BntArio, rla, a. Beieoging to the shoe-
maker's trade.
BatAra, ^. Beaoi. ratnre. T. QMhira.
8aTersl6n, iff, Babverskm, mln, destruction.
Baversivo, ra, a. Babversive.
96jro, 7a, proM. post. His, hen, theirs. l>e
9wtf0y Bpontaneooslr.
B&ya, ^f. View, intentton, design, [vants.
B670^ tm. pU Tbdr own relations, ser-
T.
T, toy, la prononnoed In Spanish aa in the
English words tap, taken, tru4, T is
noTer written doaMa.
Ta 4iU»rf. Talie care, beware; staj.
Tiba, 4< Booe of the knee>pan; sheep^
Tab4oo,am» (Bot) Tobacco. Tdbaeopoloo
6 rtMM, Snofll Mildew on plants
IHibaoOso, sa, a. BnoHy. [riora.
tlsbalMai, tm, (CoU.) The hretch, poate-
Tsbaleir, 90, To rock to and fiPo«-Hm. To
Tabal^ am. (roU.) Beating on the breech.
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TdMlMei, tm. A wooUen ataff ilaar ikm
Ti££So; am. (OoIL) Blow with tbe band.
Tab4noo, tm. BtaU for eatables. T. 2la
flMMCO.
Tabano, tm, (Ent) Hornet [iB n
Tabinqn^ am. Treadle ibr patting a
Tabadlk ttC Oonftiaed noiae of a orowd.
SatoAoUk
Tabiqae, tm, A small work-basket
Tabaqaiia, qfi A raolT-box; iobaooo plan*
tation.
Tabaqneria, tf. Tobacoo and umtt abop^
Tabaqo^ tm^ Tobaooonlst
Tal)aqaista, a. oom. A Jadgo of feobaeoo;
great null^takor.
Tabardke. Tabardillo, mn, A bnnlng ftirer
7bbardiUopimtad&, A apotted fevei;
Tsb^vdo, am. Wide, loose coat; tabard.
Tabelidn, mm, Y. JCtoribama,
Tabdma, |< A tavern.
Tabemtealo, aim Tabemade.
Tabemirio, ria, a, (OoU.) Selating to a
tavern. [toTem.
Tabemto^ << Landlady, mietreas of a
Tabemeria, V' Basiness of a taTem-keeper.
Tabem^ro, mK Tavera-keeper.
TabemIL a. (OolL) Y. Tktbemario,
Tabemilla. ^. A aoiall tavern.
Tabeso6oeia, sf. Comiption, pntrdkctlon.
Tabi, mn. TabVt • "luMn •tnit [a wall
Tablca, ^ (Ardi.) Lintel over a vacancy in
Tablcir, 90, To wall na
Tablc^n, sm. A thiok wall
T4bldo, da, a, (Med.) Tabid, wasted by dis
ease. fvegetablea.
Tabilliis, ^ pL Hnsks of clovor-seed and of
Tabln6t^ mm^ Pninella
Tabiqve, m%, A partitlon-waU. Tabiqu$
9ordo, A brick partition.
Tabit6fia, «/: (Prov.) A amaU iluto made of
a stalk or wheat
Tibhs ^, A board; table; map; painting;
Plot; list; bntcher^a block.— pL Stage.
Tablachina, ^ Kind of wooden shield.
TabUoho, mn^ Blnioe or iloodgate. Eakar
d laJUacKo, To intarmpt a person, biter*
rapt one that Is speaking.
TabladUlo, am. dim. A amaU stage.
TablMo, w^ BcalMd, stage ; boards of a
bedstead. (Nan.) Platform.
TabliUe, Mi, Pile of boards ; gamlng-hoosei
Tabl^jeir, vn. To gamble.
Tablitferia, a/ OamioflL gambling
Tabl^^ro, am. BcaffoM-maker; ooUeotor of
tazea; gambler; batcher.
Tabllr, mn, DlTlsion of gardens into plots.
Tabliizo, am. Stroke with a board; arm of
the sea or of a river.
TabUion, tm. Platform; fannber; decks
and shesthing of a ship. [plank.
Tableir, «a. To divide a garden into beda;
Tabl^ro, sm. Board; daff^nail; gamblf
hoase, gaming-table; ^ " *
Tabl^ta, 9f, TabWt; an alpbabetfeal bovd;
memorandnm; crackneL
Tableteido, tm. The craddlng aonnd ef
boards trod apoQ. (boardlk
Tablcteikr. vn. To move noisily tables ai
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lUiMSei, IU% 4^ dim. A Bmall taUflt; MS-
try cake. Thtem0<UtablMUa,U<^on
■oand mftde on a table.
m^klUla, f< PabHo list of p«noDS azoom-
maniei^: m swaatcake; banda on a
biUlard^abia. TabUUa d» mmom. Bign
of an Inn. For la tabHlta^ lodiraoUj.
Tkbl6n, am. Plank.
Tabl6ia, f^ (Pict) Y. PcO^ta.
Tab6oo, am. Hot [miserable bat
Tabnqnilks Tabofpitto, am. dUn» A small,
Taboraetea, 4/! A jaUoir roaln.
Tahoi^t^^ am. Chair wltboot anna. TabV'
reU$^ Forma wttb baeka In the pit of a
plsybonaaw [ladlea.
TkbnretUlo, 9m, Drawing-room ebair Ibr
T4c% 4tf. (ProT.) V. Maneha.
TacamAea, Taeamabiea, 4^ Tacamahaca,
medldnal gnm resin.
Taomamint^ a<L Sordidlj.
Tacafid^, «<i. To act the miaer.
TacallarU,«CMaUeioQ8eimning; low craft;
Ticiflo, fiajk IfaUeioiis; stingy, aordld.
Taeir, to. To mark : stain.
Tae^ »f. A copper basin used In oli-mllls.
Tieb^a^ Faolt, de&ct; crack; tacksi— T.
TachAble, a. Exceptionable.
TacbAr, ao. To eeneare, tax; blot; im-
peach. Tachcw tuUgoi, To challenge a
witneaa. [plantatton.
Tiebo, am. (Cnba) Oorlng-boUer of a socar
Tach6n, mu Line drown throngb a wrldng
toblotitont; taeka for chairs; laoe trim-
ming.
Ttehoo&r, 9a, To adorn with lace trim-
ming or with braaa tacks; spot
TadMMieria, ^, Oraaaiental work with gilt-
headed nailsi
Taclk^ sa, a. Faoltj, defective.
Taoha^la, ^ Tadc
Tadea, Ula, Ha, •/. A email cap.
TAdtam6nt«, ad. Tadtlj.
Tidto, ta, a. Tadt, silent
TadtnmUlM. «/ Tacitnmltr. [choly.
Taclt4mo, na, a, Tadt reserved; melan-
Tico, am. Stoppw; wadding; rammer;
draught (OoU.) YoUey of oathai Mace
of a biUiard-tabie. Tbeoa ds loa mco-
ben^ (Nau.) Hawae-plnga.
Tac6n, am^ Heel-piece of a shoe.
Teconiao, mn. Blow with a shoe-heel ; a
▼ery bl^ sboe-heeL fthe heel-piece.
Taoone^, vn. (ColL) To m^e a noise with
Taeoa6o, mn. Noise made with the heels lu
dancing stepa.
TacoD^ro, tm. Ued-maker.
Tictka, ^. (Mil) Tactka.
T&etleo, «m. Tactician.
T&cto, WK Toaoh. Idling.
Taca&dia, ^, (Oaba) A trick akilfoUy don«.
Taddmo, iriK (On.) Shell-drake.
Taflu»&rio, am. (Coll.) Breeoh.
Tafetin, •m. pL Taflbfcy : ilaga, standard.
Tlctfetan ingUty Coort-plaBter.
TafetMUlo, am. A very tmn taifety.
Tafll^ 9m, Moroeoo leather. rieather.
TliAlata&r, «o. To adorn with Morocco
l^Iataria, ^ Dressing of Morocco leather.
TAL
Taftirea, ^ (Nan.) A flat-bottomed boat
Tagarino, am^ Moor who Uved among the
Christiana^
Tagamill6ra, ^ An artital, deealtflil persoa.
Tagamina, ^ Y. OardiUo.
Tagar6t«, 9m, (Om.) Hobby; qnlll-driver
office ; a decayed gentlenuui. [hand
Taniote4r, «a. (CoU.) To write a bold
TiUBa, 4/: (Little ns.) District regloa
TahalL 9m. Bhonlder-belt
TaharAl, am. Plantation of tamarisk-trees.
Tah^Bo, a. Having a red beard.
Tah6na, 4< Horse-mill; cmahlng-mlU ;
bakehonse.
Tabon^ 9m^ Miller.
TahAlla, »f. (Prov.) A piece of groond sown
with aboat two pedu of grain.
Tah6r, 9m. Qambler, gaoMeter. [bier.
Tah6r, ra, a. Belonging to gambling; gam-
Tahoreria, 9/. Oamlnglioase.
Talmido, dl a. Sly, crafty.
Talmonia, a/ Malldoua ennnlng.
Talta, a/r A fondHng name with
chUd calls Its father.
saddle-tree; Indaion; tally.
Slice or cut [block.
. f< Chopptng-knife, chopplng-
Tij)ad6ro, am. Chopplng^block. [orange.
TiiiadiUa.iy:AsmanalToe; bitofconfected
Tal&do, da, :pp. of 71^^. Cut notched.
T«ad6r, ra, a. One who onti or ehopa. Y.
1 which a
enua caiu
TiU^4< Ai
T^a,4/:8
Tigad^ra, f
d6r^ tf. Ootjiotdk
manil, 9,
Tajjamanil, 9. Y. Tej^amanO.
T^JsmAr, am. (Nan.) Oatwater. ggeofHU
dsl tt^amar, Propa of the oatwater.
lam6co, 9m, (Ent) Oeatchaflm.
Itote, 9m, (Prov.) Bntoher.— jmi. Cntting;
|apl6mM. 9m. PenknUlk
|ir, «a. To cot chop, hew ; mend a pen.
wina. 9f. A thin Italian paste. Usa.
j6a, fi Farrow Ibr Irrigation. Y. Mar-
Tai6ro, 9m, Y. TarJ9r<K
T^o, 9m. Cat indsion; chopplng-block ,
reaping, digging. Y. FOa.
T%|6n, 9m, A urge block; a vein of earth
In a limestone qoarrr.
Tdonoillo, am. A aoaall block. [feet
T2a«la,TiaB^lo,& A low stool with ibar
Tat **• Bach, bo, as; eqnat almllar; aa
moeh, ao great Tb/ dial. Middling ao
ao. Tal oual vea. Sometimes. A'^tal,
With soch a condition. iV>r taL Provi-
ded that
T&la, 9f. Felling of treea; destniotlon, havoo.
Talabirte, 9m. Sword-belt
Talabari6ro, am. Belt-maker.
Taladte, ra. It Deatroyer, one that lays waata
Taladraddr, ra, a. Borer, pierear.
TaUdiir, 90. To bova, perforate; pierce;
penetrate.
TaladrUlo, am^ A amall borer. [weevU.
Talidro, 9m>, Borer, gimlet, soger; bore;
TUam^ra, 9; Tree for laanaring btrdb.
TAlamo, 9m, Bride-ohamber, bride-bed.
'MaDqotea, qf. Parapet; defooee.
Taltote, 9m, Mode, manner; aspect; wUL
Talantdao, aa, a. Good-hnmored.
Talir, vo. To foU treea; deaelat^ lay wMte
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TAM
TAN
filAr, A. Long robes reaeliliiff to tb« heeli.
lUAr, 9m. Wings on the beeu of Mereory.
Tdav^n, 4/r Earthenware of TftUTem.
Ttiif, ^ (Bot) V. Tamariseo,
Tiloo, «tii. Talc [dolUra; t bagAil.
Tld«ga, f< Bag; short sack; sack of lOOO
Talegizo, «mw Blew with a full bag.
Tal^io, sm. Coarse bag. Tmer taiego^ To
have mone/.
Talega\ta2«< A small bag: TaleguiUade
la md^ Daily expenditure.
Talegnito, tm. dim, of TaUgo.
Talent&da, ^f. (Prov.) Will, propensltr.
Tal^nto, «m«. Talent, andeot weight cr
money; abilities; geains; talent
TalentMO, fa, a. Able, Ingenious.
Talkstro, tm. (Bot) Meadow-rue.
Talidid, «/: (BchoL) Generieal or specifieal
determinative power.
Talingir el CdbU, (Nao.) To bend the cable.
Tallin, ^. Betaliation. requltaL
Tallonte, 90, To retaliate, requite.
TaUsmAn, »m. Talisman.
TUlft, s/: Baised work; sculpture. Obra
dtfioMO, Garred work. Subsidy, ransom ;
stature ; measure. A' VMdia talla. Care-
lessly, also bslf-relief in sculpture. Fonsr
taUOt To oilSer a reward.
TdlAdo, d% €k Cut, carred, engraved. Bim
or mal taUado^ Of a good or bad figure.
TatUM^r, sm. Engrayer; die-sinker.
TalladAra, ^f. Engraving. [ting.
TalI4r, sm. Forest of fire-wood fit for cnt-
TsllAr, a. Wood fit for cutting, or for fuel
Tallir, va. To cut, chop; earre; engrnre;
tax.
Tallarin, tm. A Idnd of thin paste.
Tallar61a, qf. Iron-pUte for outUng the silk
in relvet-looms. rmauners.
TAlle, mn. Shape, size ; waist; mode ; form ;
Tallec6r, «ik To shoot^ sprout
TiallAr, «fik Workshop, offloe; bboratory;
a seminary of arta. TcMer tU tneaa^
Cbsters.
Tallista, tm. Engraver.
T&llo, SfTk Shoot, sprout, chit
Talludo, da, a. Grown Into long stalks ; tall,
slender; callous; overgrown, [likewise.
Tskninte, ad. (OolL) In tlM same manner,
TahnAd. am, Talmud. [the Talnrad
Talmudista, sim. Professor or uiterprater o
Tal6n, sm. The heel; follower. (Aroh.
Crmatinm. Jr & talon, To go on foot
Ifar con el talon en el fimdo, (Nan.) T
touch ground with the stem-post
Taloneir, 911.. To be nimble.
Talonisoo, a. (Coll.) Belating to the heels.
TUpa, TalpArta, ^ (Suig. ColL) Abscess ii
the pericranium.
T&lqoe, Ml. A kind of argillaceous esrth.
T41US, TAlud, em. Talu^ [several seodi
Tslvina, ^. A kind of mCk, extracted Aron
TsmAl, tm. (Amer.) A dumpling of Indhu
meal, stuiM witn minced meat (Hon
duns) A bundle of sanapsrilla.
Tamal^ro, ra, em. and/ (If ex.) Tamal-sellei
TamandM, df, Ant^ater of Peru.
Tamafiamente, ad. As great as; tantamouni
ramafiico, iea, illo, iila, ito, ita, a. Ver]
— " VamaMto, Intimidated.
Tamlfio, Sim. Size, shapa, bulk, stature.
Tsmifio, fia, a. The use, shape, or bulk ol
any thing: very small.
TVunafiu61o, la, a. Small, liUle. [ftgofn
Timaras, ^. pL Clusters of datf^; chlp^
Tamarindo, em. (Bot) Tamarind-tree and
fruit [shrub.
Tamarisco, Tamariz, em. (Bet) Tanuuisk •
Tamarizquito, Tamarrusqnito, ta, A Very
smalL
TAmba. tf. (Low) Bhuiket of a bed.
Tambaleiir, TambaleArsO) «it and r. Tb
stagger, waver.
Tambal6o, em. (eelfaig; stsggering.
Tambaaillo, em. A raised ornament on the
ancles of buildinga [arched cover.
TamDarillo, sm. Cbsat or trunk with an
Tamb^ro, ra, snt and/ Innkeeper.
Tamb^soo, em. (Prov.) Swing.
Tambi^n, ad. Also, likewise; moreover.
T&mbo, rnn, (Peru) Inn.
Tamb6r, em. A drum ; drummer. JtaquS"
tae or bolUloe del tambor^ Drum^etieks.
Taimbor maifffsr^ Drum-miyor. A small
room ; any cylindiieal part of machinery ;
roller of a sugar-mill ; tarobour-firame.
Tamborftte, ^. oAm. TlmbreL [head.
Tambordte, em. (Nau.) Cap of the mast-
Tamboril, em. Tabor, taboret; breech.
TamboriUUla, ^ (CoU.) Fall on the broecb;
a alap on the fSMe.
TamborllAzo, em. Blow or fiUI on the breech.
Tamborile&r, ^n. To tabor, beat the Ubor;
plane or level types.
Tamboril6ro, em, Taborer, tambourine.
Tamboril^te^ em. (Print) Planer.
Tamboritei^, oo. V. Tanlborilear,
Tamborlt6ro, em. V. Tixmhorilenf.
TamboritiUo, em, A small drum for ohUdtea.
Tam6n, Tam6ne, em.. (Mex.) Indlaaporter
or carrier. [To sift
Tamiz, snk A fine sieve. Paeair par immi^
TAmo, em. Down of wool or linen in weav-
ing ; dust in com ; mould under beds on
dusty floors.
Tkmdjo, sm. (Bot) Y. SarriUa lame^
TamorlAn, em. Emperor of the Tartars.
Tsmpdco, ad» Neither. [thont
Tam^o, em. <Bot) B4Bthora•lIk^ buek
taroboorlne.
nado of hide
[out the or&.
er who takes
with which
ask; oert^
employed ^
igl^
srstagr.
•ngboy&
a small poo^
srge troogli
mBengaL
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?toUlio, tm, (Min.) TantaUam.
kntanntAn, aau TanUrara, redoubled beat
of a drum.
Taatfead6r, «m Measurer, cakalator.
Tante&r, va. To measure, proportion ; ex-
amine ; avorago ; sketch ; redeem ; fathom ;
pump ; sell at the price offered by others ;
agree to pay the sum wbioh was bid for
a thing at a public sale.
Tant6o, am. Computation, average; num-
ber of counters for marldng a came; out-
lines; yaluation; Judgment, [tity.
Tantico, Tantillo, wk Small sum or quan-
Tantioo, ioa, Ulo, Ula» ito, ha, a. dim. of
TantOt to.
T&nto, am. A certain sum or quantity ; copy
of a trrlting; blow; counter.
Tan to, ta. a. oo much, as much ; very great;
odd. VaifUe y tantoa, Twen^ and up-
wards.
Ttoto, a<2L Bo, In such a manner ; a long
time. TbirUo nuia 6 mmw% So much
more or lesa. Tanto que^ As much as.
Tanto monta, It is as eood as the other.
Tanto mat cuanto^ Thereabouts. JEn
tanto or antra tanto. In the mean time.
JSn au tantOt Proportionably. Algun
tanto, A trifle. Tanto uno como otro,
Both one and the other. For tanto.
Therefore^ [ment
Tafieddr, ra, a. Plsyer on a musical instru-
Tafi^r, «. impara. To concern, be of oonse-
quence or Importance.
Tuildo, da, pp. of Taiier. Flayed; touched.
Tafijdo, am. Tone; sound.
T4o, am. Badge worn by officers of the
orders of St Anthony and 8t John.
T&pa, ^ Lid, cover ; horn v part of a hoof;
heel of a shoe. 2\tpa da loa aaaoa. Top
of the skuIL Tapa da hotnba, (Nau.)
The hood of the puma
TapabalAzo, am. (Nan.) Shot-plug.
Tapab6ca, »f. Slap on the mouth; interrup-
tion; choke-pear; sarcasm. (Gunn.)
Tampion.
Tapabor, «Ak Sailor^ cap.
Tapactio, am. Fruit of tne dog-rose.
Tap4da, 4< A w(Hnan*s veiL VatapadUaa,
Behind the curtain; nnderhandediy.
Tapad^ra, 4/: A lid or coyer.
Tapad^ro, am. A large stopper or stopple.
rapadUlO) am^ The act of a woman's con-
osaling herself with her veil or mantle;
one of the registers in the tube of an or-
gan. Da tapadiiia. Without ceremony.
TapadSzo, «m. Action of women hiding the
focewithamantlei (Prov.) Y. O&erMxo.
Tapad6r, ra, a. Goverer; plu^ stopper.
TapadAra, tf. Stoppinc, covering, or hiding:
Tapalbg6n, «m. Gap of a gun.
Tapnftndfl, ^ UolsterHrover of pistols.
T&palo, am. (Mez.) V. Choi. [Ing.
Tapamidnto, am. Act of sttrnping or cover-
T&pana, Tipara, «C (Prov.) v. Ateapafra.
TapAnoo, am. V. -Tabanco.
Ta^adjoa, am. (Am.) A bandage for the eyes
of hones or mniea.
Ti^pi^B, am, Y. BHal.
TmAt, 9a. To stop np. cover, obstruct
npa agv^eroa, A bad mason. To eon-
TAR
ceal, abscond. Tapar una abartura da
aguOy To stop a leak.
Tapat^n, Taparapat&n. am. Word Indica'
ting the sound of a drum.
TaperqJ^krse, vr. (CoU.) To cover one's faat
with a mantle or veil [6t<q>ple.
Taper^o, am. (Coll.) An ill-shaped plug or
Tapetiid>, da. a, Of a dark brown color.
Tap^te, am. A rug.
T&pla, a/. Mud-walL Tapta raak Wall
made of earth and lime.
Taplad6r, am. Builder of mud- walls.
Tapi^ am. Mould for making mud- walls.
Tapiir, wk To stop up with a mud-wall
stop a passage.
Tapiceria, a/. Tapestry.
Tapicdro, am. One who makes tapestry.
Tiipicara mayor, Tapeatry-keeper in a
palaccb
Tapieria, jf. Series of mud-walls.
Tapinee, Taplnos, am, pL (Nau.) Stoppers
for vent-holesL
TapirqJ&rse, «r. Y. Tbp^ri^arwt
Tapisdte, am. (Bot) Tellow-flowered pea.
Tapis, am. Tapestry ; flowery grass-plot
Tapiz^, va^ To hang with tapestry.
Tap6n, am. Cork, ping. bung.
TApsIa, tf, (Bot) Deadly carrot
Timi^&rse, vr. To muffle one's self in a
cloak or veil.
Tap^o, am. Muffle, a cover for the fooe.
Tique, am. Noise made by a door which
slaps.
Taqu^tes, am. pL (Nau.) Cleats.
TaqnignUla, a/. Tachigraphy.
Taqnigrafo, am. Short-hand writer.
Taquin, am, Y. CamicoL
Taquin6ro, am. (Prov.) Player with a bona
T4ra, s/T (MerJ Tare; UUy.
Tana>Ua,«:(3.A)Bopebridgek Y.JPuenta
da dn^ria, [work.
Tarao6a, f/C Marquetry, inlaid work ; patch-
TaraoeAr, «a To make inlaid work.
TaragAllo, ank Clog fur the necks of beast&
Taragontia, ^. Y. Dragoniack
Tar^ 4^ (S. A) Screw-plate. Moohualoa
da tara^a. Screw-taps for dltta
TarambAna, a. com. Qiddy, unstable person.
Tar&ndo, sin. Beindeer.
Tar&ngana, «^ Y. MorotUa,
Tarantcla, ^. A powerful, impressive tunci
JDar la taratUala, To excite one Inordi-
nately.
Tar&ntula, f(f. Tarantula.
Tarantul&do, da, a. Y. Aiarantado,
TararA, t< Sound of a trumpet, as a signal
fora<mon.
Tarare&r, va. and n. To sound the trumpet
Tararira, a/. (ColL) Noisy mirth.—*, com.
Noisy penoB.
Tar&soa, af. Figure of a serpent formerly
borne in the procession of Oorpua
GhHdi; an ugly, ill-natured woman.
Tarascfida, itf. Bite, a wound with the teeth :
a pert answer.
TarssoAr, vOw To bite.
Tarasedn, mi. augm. of Taraaea.
TaravUla, ^f. A miU-clack ; a wooden latch
a great prattler. /SoUarlatara^iUa^Ta
taJk too much and little to the purpcso.
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TAR
Tnij, mn. (Bot) Y. TTamarUea,
Turauiu. ^ V. AtaroMona.
TwaiaoAl, tm, Bhed. Y. Ataraaana.
Taraz&r, «a. To bite ; hann.
TuBsdn, MH. A large sUoc
Tkmoncillo, rnn. A touUI sifca.
Tarb^ f< A Um halL
Tardaddr, ra, t. DelAjerf deferrer.
Tardam^nte, ad. Slowlr.
TardaoAoe, ^ Fish. Y. JUmora. ,
Tardinia, f)C Slowneaa, delay, detention;
llDeerin^.
Tardar, vn. To delay, put ofK
Tirde, f< Afternoon ; evening; the doee of
the day.— odL Late. J>6 tarde tfM tarde^
Now and then.
Tkrdecica, tta, «f. The close of the evening.
TardeoUio, odL Blowly.
Tardio, dia, a. Too late; alow, dilatory.
T^rdo, da, a. Slow, tardy ; dah, laxy.
TardMi, nK a. Yerr tardy.
Tar6a, i/. Task ; toA, drudgery, rcoooo-irat
T4rl, rnn, Tari, a liquor extracted from the
Tarida, if. Anetent reaeel In the Mediterra-
nean ror carrying implements of war.
TarUk, 9/: Tkriff ; book of rates.
Tarima, ^ A movable platform ; low bench,
foot-stool: bedstead.
Tartmilla, ^ d<fik A small bedstead or bench.
Tarimdn, sm. augm. A larae bedstead: a
Tufn, 9m. (Prov.) Sflver real of 8^ cuartot,
Tarina, sf. Middle-sized dish for meat
TAijs, ^ An ancient Spanish copper ooln
worth about <Hie-fonrth of a real; tally;
target, buckler; sign-board.
Taijad6r, ra, a. One who keeps a tally.
Tsi; i^, ««, To tally.
Tki; ^ f< A oanai; sower.
Tw^hro^miK Tally-keeper. Y. Taf:}ador.
Tai)^ «/ (Dim.) A small target or shield
with A coat of arms. A sign-board; card.
Toi^dto dtf visMo, A visiting card.
TBi)et6n, mn. augm. A laiige buckler or
Tarlauna. */. A thin linen crape.
T4rma, «/ Wood-Uck.
Tarqum, «m. Mire, mud.
Tarqidnitda, t{f. (CoIU Rape, [numldings.
TarriUa, rf. (Arch.) Instrument for cutting
Twraa, 4< Gun, dish.
Tirro, MK A i^siited earthen pan ; an earth-
en milk-pan. Oabeaa as tarrot Big-
headed fooL
TArso, in, (Anal) Tarsus.
TAfta, ^. Tart; pan for baking tarts.
T&rtago, sm. (Hot) Spurge. Unfortuamte
event; a galling satire.
farti^ei^. wi. To stutter.
rartu6so, sa, a, Stammerine. stuttering.
rartadeAr, 9tk (CoU.) To s&gger : be per-
pleied. [talsUUy Fruit-pies.
TartaMta, «/. A light paste for tarts. Tbr-
Tsrtamudeir, m. To stutter; Aunble.
Tartamud^ Tartamud^ tm. Stuttering,
stammering. [terer.
Tartamfido. da, a. and & Stammerer, stutr
Tartina, «( (Nan.) Tartaa. Long covered
wagon for passengers.
Tartw6ro, sm. Tlie driver of a tariarM,
402
sheep.
Tariigo^ sfik A wooden peg; st
Taruguillo, SfTk €Um, of To rug
TSL MNw Kind of anvil used by a
TAZ
Tartireo, rea, a, (Poet) Tartarean, Aelliak
Tartareousi
TkrtarixAr, v€k To tartarize. [hea
TilrtarQ,MkATgol, tartar. (Poet) Tar&rusi
Tart^ I/: Baking or dripping pan.
Tardga, t^ A swift anlLial of America Uke a
" [bung,
stopper, plug,
ruga,
by silversmiths;
dappina of hands.
TAsa, ^ Bat«k price of provisions; aseiao;
measure, rule ; valuation, taxation.
Taaad6n, Mf. Yaluation, appraisement Y.
Tasa.
Tasadamtote, ad. Barely. [Jadg«.
Tasad6r, sm. Appraiser. (Law) Taxing
Tas^o, sm. Jerked bec< hung-bec£
Tss&r, «a. To sppralse, value. Tasar ju-
dioialmente^ fo tax. rhemp.
TSscad6r, tm. Brake for dressing tMX or
Taso^. «o. To break or dress flax or benap ;
nibble the fcrssa. Taaear al Jirmu\ To
bite the bridle. [Toppings of hemp.
Tisco, am. Beftise of flax or nemp. (NauJ
Taso6nio, am. Y. Talqv^
Ttequ^ra, ^f. Dispute, strnfle.
Tasquil, sm. Fragment of a stone.
TAstana, ^f. (Prov.) The partition which
divides the kernel of a walnut
Ttotara,«/ (Prov.) Coarse bran. [crudblAe.
TastAx, mn. Polishing powder nude of old
Tisto, tm. Bad taste of food.
TasAgo, sm. Y. r<fofi.
[er.
Tatarabaela, ft/. The great-great-graDdmoth-
Tatarabn^lc^ sm. The great-grwtpgrandfii-
ther. [latlou
TataradeAdo, da, t. Yery old and distant re-
Tataraaieta, tf. A great-grsat-granddan^
ter.
Tatarani^to, sm. A great-great-grandson.
Titas, ad. (Prov.) AmUtr d taUf, To fo
on all fours.
TAte, intmi. Take care, beware.
TAto, 9m. (ColL Prov.) A younger brother ;
hog-heaoed armadillo.
Tttto, ta, a. and s. Stammering; stntterv.
TAu, afit. Y. Tao.—ttf. The Greek r.
Taumalin, sm. A visoous matter found in
crabs and other shell-flsh.
Tanmat6rgo, 9m, Thaumatorgna.
Taur^ am. Y. TabureU.
Tauiino, na, a. Belatlng to a buB. [diao.
Tiuro, am. (Astr.) Taurus, a sign of the sn
Tautol6gia, ^ Tautology.
Tantol^gioo, ca, a. TautokwlcaL
Tantologista. ^f. Tantologlrt.
Ta6xiiL 9f, Y. AtaiuHa, [nfkctared dothsw
Tavellado, da, a. Stamped : applied to man
Taxativam^nte, ad. Llmitedly. [stances.
Taxativo, va, a. (Law) Limited to dreum
Tai & tax, or Tai por tax, odL (ColL) Ttt for
tat OambiarcT/eriarunaco9ata9por
Itfs^ To barter or 8wu> even bandk SaUr
una co9a Uu <»n taa^ To ba brim-AiO,
complete.
TAza, ^ Cup; the liouor contained ta a
cup: basin of a fountain; a large woodaa
bowl (ColL) Buttocks, breeab. (MIL)
Bucket
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fastfa, tf. Btfpent T. T\ira$ea.
Tannlft, ^f, Share of tithes.
Taz6ii, am. A large bowl or baslii ; pitcher.
To, am. (Bot) Tea; a plant— tpr^n. Thee,
the (^Hqne case of Thoo.
T^f/Oandlewood. TeadsladUoordia^
Any thing that maj prodnoe discord.
To&me, Teamide, «< A stone repelling iron.
Teatino, »m. A delicate sort of paste ; thcar
tin, a rell«r!ous order.
Teatral, a. TheatraL
Tratrista, 9m. (Little ns.) Dramatist
TeAtro, tm. Stage; theatre; collectlot. of
p»ay8. TMtro lUerario^ The literary
world.
Teoile, TecAU, •m. (Mox.) A very white,
transparent marble nsed for wlndow-glasa.
Tecb&do, wk V. Tscho.
TechAr, «a. To roof; eover with a root
T^efao, am. Boo( celling; dwelllng-honse,
habitsfelon. [Tooho.
Techumbre, tm. Upper rooi; celling. V.
T^oU^ *f. Key of a pianoforte; a delicate
point Dar en la Uda^ To hit the mark.
TMlido, am. The whole series of leers in jm
organ or other musical instmmenl.
TocleAr, mi. To strike the keys of a mnsical
instmment
T^cnicamAnte, ad. Technically.
T6cnico, ca, a. TechnicaL
Tecnol^^ f< Technology.
Teeom&to, am. (Mex.) A enp made of a
gourd; a word of contempt given by Eu-
ropean Spaniards to the white natives of
Mexico.
Tod^ro. am. Iron candlestick for fir or torch.
Ted6nm, am. Te Deom, a hynu of the
chorch.
TedtAr, do. (Prtrv.) To loathe, hate, abhor.
Tedio, am. Disgust abhorrence.
TodlMo, sa, a. Tedious, loathfhl, disgusting.
T^u&l, am. Tax or duty paid to the king;
Tegnmfoto, am. Tegument
Teln&da, qf. Y. Ttnada.
Tetomo, am. Theism, doisuL
Telsta, am. Thelst deist
T^a, ^f. Boof-tile ; gutter or pan-tile. ( Prov.)
Cavity at the bottom of a tree. Ckteraa
2at^a«,(Oo1L) To bo growing dark. J>e
te}aa abajo^ In a natural order.
Tejadillo, am^ A small roof-4ile; shed; roof
of a coach; veil ; braoes of a coach har-
-ness; mode of cheating at cards.
TeJAdo, am. Roof; shed. AndarAaomhrn
as tejadOy To skulk. He bid. [manil
Tejamanil, am. (Mex.) Shingles, v. Taja-
T«jir, 9m. Tile-works, tlle-klla
TelAr, «a. To tile.
Taar6z, am. Penthouse.
TmAzo, am. Blow with a tile.
TnodCTa, af. V. T^edom. Water-spldcr.
Taed6r, am. Weaver.
T«ed6ra, «/. Female wearer.
T^edfira, a/. Texture ; the act of weaving;
any thing woven. rartfbl way.
Tdeman6je, am. ((Toll) Doing tfaingi In an
Td6r, vfL To weave doth ; regulate ; acUoat;
discuss; devise; entangle; knit
TW*». T<J4rfa, a/ Tlle-klln. V. T^ar.
TelAro, am. Tile-maker.
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T^Hea, ilia, ita, «f cTim. A small tile.
Tejido, am. Texture, weaving; texture,
web. y. Tata. [girdle ; a small quoit
T^Ulo, am, A band used by women as a
T6Jo, «m. Quoit (Bot) Yew-tree. Around
metal plate. Un t^o <U oro^ An ingot of
gold. [fle-board.
T^ol6ta, a/. Piece of burnt clay; tile; shol-
Tej6n, am. Badger ; yew ; a wedge or platA
of gold.
T^nlla, {/: (Dim.) A small tile; saddlo-trco
Teju61o, am. Sole of the point of a gate or
large door; space between the bands on
the back of a book; a small quoit
T6Ia, af. Cloth; gold or silver lace; warp <>/
cloth; drous; examen, argument; pelli-
cle; membranes q)eck in the eye; film
on the surfkoe or liquors; quibble, quirk;
§laoe indoeed with linen to catch gamo.
Wa anosrada or anffomada, Buckram.
Tala de arafla^ Cobweb.
TeUundn, am. (Arch.) V. Atakmte.
TelAr, am. Loom ; a frame in which other
things are made.
TelarMa, af. Cobweb; any thing trlflhig.
Tel^ ^ (Bot) Shrub-trefidl. Pong.
Tel6fla am. (Bot) Orpine stonecrop, Mve-
Telegrafloo, ca, a. Telegraphia telegraphic
dispatch.
Tel^grafo, am. Telegraph.
Td6ra, af. A small Iron pin, fastening the
coulter of the plough. (Prov.) A kind of
brown broad. Eailing to inclose sheep ;
keeper on a carpenter's bench ; transom
of a gun-carriage: sloat of a cart
Td^ro, am. (Prov.) Bail in the sides of carts
or wagons.
Tdescdpio, am. Telescope. [per-mllls.
Telsta, ff. BIotting-pH>er; sieve used In p»>
Tdet^ki, am. A strong silken stuff.
Tdica,|/:(i<m.of7*€^
Tenila,iS/:(Dlm.)V. TWicA A light wool-
len stuff; rind of fruit
Telina, ^ V. AUm^o,
Tolino, am. A predous unguent
Telita, ^ dim. of Tda.
Tdlina, af. Bivalve shell-flsh.
Tell'iz, am^ Ornamental saddle overdolh.
Tell'iza, ^. Coverlet of a bed. [playhouse.
Teldn, am. Linsey-woolsey; curtain in a
Tel6nio, am>. Custom-house.
Telfirio, am. (MUi.) Tellurinnu
T^a, am. Text subject— «/! Dispute; ob
stlnacy ; animosity; capricious oppodtion
written exercise. A'^ t&ma^ Emulously.
Tem^ eelaate^ (Astr.) Map or dolineation
of the heavens.
Tem&Uoo, ca, Ow Belating to a theme or sub*
jeet V. Tamoao.
Tcmbladdl, am. V. Tramadol.
Temblad6ra,«/ Tankard; ditunond-pin ; any
ornamental head-dress. (Icbth.) Cramp-
flsh. elastic ray.
Temblad^ro, am. V. Tramadol. [eel.
Temblad6r, ra, «. Quaker, shaker; dedrlo
TemblAnte, am. Loose bracelet worn by
women.— -pa^. Trembling, quavering.
TemblAr. vn. To tremble, shake with fear.
Tembiar la barbOj To undertake with
cantlon. Temhlar la tonUra, To lia
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CTMU/afraldoC Tfmbkw hi$ cametfTo
Bare s horror of a thine.
Tembl^qoat tm. Dtamooa pin or ploine, or
other Bbnilar om«D>ent or the bead-dren
ol Uidleai Y . LmU^uda.
Tembleqmeir, Tembleteir. vn. To tremble.
Tembldo, na, a. Tremnloua. Jlae^r la
Pmblona, To affiMi tSmiditr.
Tembl6n, Ma (Bot) Aspen or aep-tree.
Tembl6rf«mk Trembling, TtmblordeUer-
ro. JBartbqoaka
TembloTeUlo, 9m. A aUgfat sUTerlng.
TembI6eo, sa, a. TremukNui
Temed6r, ra, a, Applied to a trembler « aw-
fol^driiffia '^
TemodAr, ra, & Trembler [suspect
Tem6r, ock To apprehend, dread; nepeet;
Tttnerariamtete, ad. Bashly, hasdlj.
Tteneririt^ ria, Ow Rash, inoonslderatow hasty.
TemertdM, t^. Temerity, rashness, Impni-
denoe. Pylnft>
Temerdn, na, a. Allbctingaathorltjr, or bol-
Temerowundnte, <Mf. Timoroosly.
Temer^so, sa, a. Timid; faarftiL
TemiUe, a. DreadAiI, terrible, awftiL
Temido, da, a. and p/x. of Tmn«r. Dreaded,
feared. pwndsi
Temi^te, pa. One who dreads or appre-
Tem6r, sm. Dread. Ibar, suspicion.
Tem6eo, sa, a. Obstinate, stabbom.
Tempanador un, Instmment for cutting off
the tops of bee-hiTea.
Tempanar, vo. To famish staves; to cover
the tops of bee-hives.
Tdmpano, 9m, Flitch of bacon. V. Timpa-
no. Large cork put In the top of bee-
hives. (Arch.)T3rinpanofanarch. Tim'
/Mino<fscti&<i, Headmgc^ a barrel or cask.
Temperaci6n, sf. Y. Tempsramento.
Temperadam^nte, ad. Y. TempladammiU.
Temporam6nto, 9m. Temperament, temper-
ature, temper. Jso.
Temperanda, TeropeHbisa, qf. V. Tampion^
Teroper&nte,pa.(Med.)Thae which tempera
Temperfir, «a. Y. Atemperar.
Temperat(ira, »f. Y. 7hmp9ram9mto.
Tomp6rie, ^ Temperatore of the air.
Temp&roL 9m^ Beasonableness.
Tempested, {^ Tempest, storm.-^ Atn^
stve langoage.
TempeetAr, m. To be a tempest [tnnolj.
Tempestivamdnte, ad. Beaaonablj, oppor-
Terapestlvid^ «/ Tempestivlty, Beasona-
bleness, opportonity.
Tempeetivo, vs, a. Seasonsble, opportnnei
Tempestnosam^nte, ad. Tempestnonsly.
Teroposta6so, sa, a. Tempestaoos, stormy.
Ti6mpla, »f. CPict) Size for paiating.
Templadamonte, ad. Temperately, moder-
ateiv, calmly. '
Tempiad6nk «/. (Noo.) Sluice, a channel
fienpUdo, da, a. Temperate, moderate, ab-
stemious, frugal
remp1ad6r, ra, s. Tuner. TempUtdor^ Ktf
tbr tuning musical insbimientB.
Temp1ad6ni, ^ Temperature^
Vemplinza, {A Temperance, moderation,
absttnenee; climate; temperature^ Y.
ffamplar, «a. To temper, soften, moderate^
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cool; tune; mix; aBsuace; tndn. (Nan.)
Totrim.— •r.Tobemoderata. T$mplmr
la ifaitat To paei/y.
TsmpUrk^ sm. Templar.
Ttaiple, 9m. Tempenturs; temper gtven ta
metals; temperament: disposttloa; the
concordance of musical inetrameata.
TemplecUlo, mk A small templsk
Template, 9m. dim. Y. TtmplaeOla. Ap-
plied to architectural onamenta In Com:
of a temple.
TempUsta, tm. Painter In distemper.
T^plo, em. Temple, chureh; bletsed soot
Ttaapora, 9f. Bmber week.
Temporida,^/: Aeertalnspaceofttme. Lm
temporada ds la op^ra or dd Uatro^
The opera or play season.
Temporal a. Ttanporary, temporal, seoalai;
— Sfik Tempest, storm. [conesraii
TemporalldAd, •/. Temporality; tcmpoTB.
Temporallz4r, vo. To make temponry.
Teraporalm^ntct, ad. Temporally.
TemporAneo, nea, a. Temponry. [mm
Temporirlo, ria, a. Temporary, temporalis
Temportoo, Temporil, em. Temporary ]»>
borer.
Temporlad6r, 9m. Temporlxer.
Temporixi^, w. To pass the time In any
phMO or thing; temportaa. Y. OotUmn-
poHmMT.
Tempranil, a. Producing earty frutt
Tempranamtote, cut Early, prematurely.
Tempnnteo^ ra, a. Y. Tmprano.
TempraniUa, «/ (Prov.) Sort of estriy grapih
TemprAno, na. a. Eariy, soon.
TempHmo, ad. Yery eariy. soon.
Temul6nta ta, a. Intoxicated, Inebriated.
T6na, ^ Y. Tinada, [Insist obetinat^
Tenaoe4r,«& TotearvrUh pinoeni— «ik T»
Tenac6ro^ sm. Pincers-maker.
Tenao&cai, ^.pL (Dim.) Small tongk Pin-
cers; snuffBrsi
Tenaciuas, nf. pL Small tonga TVndoiOas
d9 booa, Flat-pointed pU^v. T€naaiUa9
dspunta^ Sharp-pdntod pHem
Tenadd^ «/ Tenacity, §^utinoasness; per-
tinacity, contumacy.
TenAda, ^ (Prov.) Sheeplbld, sheeineot
Tenallte, 9m. (Fort) Tenafllon, outwork on
the flanks of a fortification.
Teninte, 9m. (Bho.) Supporter. fgardly.
TenAx, a. Tenadoos: firm, obstinate; nlg>-
Teniza, if. (Fort) Tenallle, outwork of a
fortresa Claws or talona of animate;
beam-ends of oU-mills; leading cards;
tongs, pincers.
Tenazi^a, ^. The act of griping with ptn-
cers or tongs; the act ofbiting strongly.
Tenaxmtote, ad Tenadously.
Tenaz6n, sm. Act ofalUcon trussing with,
outbtnding. jParai*<isl«fi<iepfi,Tostop
a hone short
TenaxuMas, «< pL Tweeiera
Ttoca, f^chth.) Tench.
Tendon, ^ Holdbg, retaining.
Tenc6n, if: (lehth.) A lane teadL
Tenoont6n, s»k Moderation, tempenmesb ■
ad. Ten eon Ism, Equally, making bolft
ends meet {LSmon and TlmoMsra
Tend&l sm. (Nau.) Tilt of a row-gaUciy Y
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TMdaMrA, U (Ooll) Dboraor ofUangs lying
•boat <Mi the floor. [dried.
Tendal^ro, tim Place where washed wool is
TendeddroL mn. Place whore washed wool
Of <liien la eet up to dry; stretcher.
Tended6r, 9m. Stretdier. [tending;
Tended^n, ^. Tension, stretching or ex-
Tendd^o, am. Satler*s tent in a camp.
Teadel, am. Line by wtiidi masons raise a
wall
Tend^nda, ^f. Tendency, inclination.
Tcnd6nte, a. Tending, directing.
Tendte, «a. To stretch or stretch out, nn-
fold, expand.'— enh To direct, tend.— ur.
To stretch ose^s self at fbli length ; give
np an Intention. [Urct.
Tender6te, mn. Chune at cards. Y. Tenda-
Tendexia, tf. Pbee ftdl of shops.
Tendiro, ra, «. Bhopkeeper.
TendesiMa, ^ dim, ot Tienda,
Tendidam^nte, ad, Difltasely.
Tendido, mk A row of seats for spectators
at a boll-feast; floor-carpet; quantity of
clothes dried at once; batch of bread
bdud at one time; roof of a house from
the ridge to the earea.
Tenditote, pa. Tending.
Tendln^eo, sa, a. TendmoD&
Tenddn. «m. Tendon.
Tenebrario. 9m, A laigo candlestick used in
Boman GathoUc ehordbes.
TenehrosldM, ^f. Darkness, gloom.
Tenebr^Bo, sa, a. Tenebrous, dark, gloomy.
T^neddro, 9m, (Nao.) Gripe of an anchor.
Fondo de buen t«Md9ro^ Qood anchor-
ing-groond.
Tenedior, 9m, Holder, keeper, tenant; fork.
Tsn&dor de caldsroy Flesh-liook. Tene-
dor de ba9Umento9t (Nao.) Store-keepor
of the nary.
TeneduriiL f/C (Kau.) Naval stores. Tme-
dwria de Ubros^ Book-keeping.
Ten^nda, ^ Possonion, holding; tenancy;
tenement tenure ; lieutenancy.
Ten^, vo. To take, hold fast ; possess, have ;
maintain; contain: subject; nold ao opin-
ion; estimate. Tenar hraao9^ To Iwye
powofolfHenda. Tenermtusho demits-
rabls^ To have much of the miser. 7*0-
ner de ahi, Hold! stopl— «r. To stop;
resist; adhere. Tmer y iengamo^ To
give mutual security.
Teneria, ^f. Tanvard, tannery.
Ten^smo, 9m. Tenesmus.
T^nia, ^f. Tapeworm.
TenienU, nf. Wife of a deputy or lieutenant
Tenlent^go, 9m. Office of deputy, [serly.
Toni^nte, a. Unripe; possessing; deaf; mi-
Teni6nte, 9m, Deputy, substitute; miser;
lieutenant JSi t&nienU or Unienis de
oido9t 8aid of a penon hard of heariiuE.
Ten^, 9m. Tenor, contents, sense. (1^)
Tenor; tenorist [tended.
Tensl6n, i(f. Tension ; the state of being ox-
T6n8o, sa, a. Tense, tight, stifll
Tentacidn, 9f. Temptation, enticement
TeatadonciUa, «/| A slight temptation.
T«ntad6r, ra, & Tempter.
Tantale^r, va, (Prov.) To try, ezamina
TantAr, to. To ton ih ; tnr, examine ; grope ;
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tempt, instigate; procure; probe; C-^.-
iment Andar letUando^ To make ea*
saya. Teniar la rqpa, (Met) To use
evasionSk
Tentativa, 9f. Attempt, trial.
Tentativo, va, a. Tentative.
T^nte bon^te, ad. Abundantly, excessively.
Tentemdzo, 9m. Prop^to a bouse.
Tentdn, am. (GolL) Touch, act of touching.
Tennam6nte, od Slightly.
Ten6do, da, pp. irr, ob9. of Tener, Held.
Ser temtdo. To be obliged, [worthiest
Tdnue. Ttouo, a> Thin, slender, delicate;
Tennidid, «^ Tenuity, weakness; trifle.
Ten6ta. ^ Provisional possession of an es-
tate aorinff a lawsuit
Tenut^o, na, a. Provisional tenant
TeiUd6ra, «: Art of dyeing.
Teflir, «a. To tinge, dye ; stain. Teflir en
rama^ To dye in grtdn. To dissemble or
misrepresent : instil (Pict) To darken.
TeocrAcia, ^f. Theocracy.
Teocridoo, ca, a. Theocratic, theocraticaL
TeodoUta, ^ Theodolite
Teogonia, ^, Theogony.
Teologil, a. Theological.
Teologia, ^ Theology, divinity.
TeoI6gicam6nte, a</rTheolociaally.
Teol6gioo, ca, Ow y. Teologat,
Teologizi^, 911. To theologize.
Te61ogo, am. A divine.
Te61ogo, ga, a. TheologloaL
Teor6ma, ef. Theoreno.
Teor6tico, ca, a. Theoretic.
Teoiia, Te6rica, i^. Theory.
Teoricamtote, ad. Theoretically.
Te^rico, ca, a. TheoreticaL
Te6Bo, sa, a. Besinous. [ware; potsherd.
Teipaldito, 9m. (Mex.) Pleoee of earthen-
TApe, «m. Green sod.
Tepeizqulnte, 9m, South American auimal,
resembling a sucking-pig.
Teqnio, 9m. In Mexico, charge, tax. Y.
Oarga conceJU.
Torapc6tas, sm. pL Therapeutn, persons
wholly devoted to religions offices.
TerapeOtica, ^. Therapeutics, a branch n|
medicine.
Teroam^nte, ad. Opinionately, obsttnately.
Tero6na. «/. Wholesale tobacco warehouse.
Teroeniu, am. (Prov.) Heap of thirty sheaves
ot com, [bacco warehouscL
Tercenista, 9m. Keeper of a wholesale to-
Terc^, 9m, Third.— A Third: used before
a substantive.
Teresa, «/ Procuress, bawd; tierce.
TerceramentcL ad, Tliirdly.
Terceria, «/ Mediation ; arbitration ; depot*
itary: temporary oconpation.
Tercerilla, qf. Triplet, metrical composition.
Tero^ro, ra, a. Third.
Tero6ro, am. A tliird person; pimpsbawd;
mediator; collector of tithes. Tercero
en dittoordiay Umpire^ [oarsi
Terceriil, am. (Nan.) Mainsail ; third pair of
Tercer61a, ^ A short carbine; tierce, small
cask.
Teroerdn, na, am. and / (Amer.) The off-
spring of a white and a mulatto ; mnlattai
Toronto, 9m. A tiercet, triplet
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Hnhi, itf. Third; storebooM or Urn; w-
Donlcil boar. TVrotoi^ Two-nintbt of
the ecclwiflsticftl tith a
. r«rcUd6D, */. A third ploughing of s lead.
Terdido, mk Ontlaas; ribbon broader than
tape. Pan terciado^ Ground-rent paid
In grain.
Terciana, ^f. Tertian ague. Ttertian.
Terclao4rlo, ria, «. A person affeetea with a
Tercianela, tf. A dik resembling taifetj.
Terdano, na, o. Tertian.
TerolAr, va. To sling anj thing diagonally:
divide into three parts; ploagh the third
time.— on. To mediate ; join. Tereiar H
boston. To strike dirootij with a stick.
\ Tttrciar la cara. To out one^ fkoe aorosa.
Ttroiar unapUta, (Oonn.) To prove a
gun. [Gothic arches.
TerdMo, «m. (Arch.) Rib In the vaulting of
Terciax6n, tm. Third ploughing.
T6rdo, cia, a. Third.
Torcio, em. The third part; half a load;
regiment of infhntry. £n terdo y quin-
to, Great advanti^^ which one gives to
another. Macer Ouen Urda, To do good
to a person.— ^ Height of horsea; llmba
of a man. [titf mmtinlied bv thirteen.
Terdod^oplo, pla, a Prodoct or any qoan-
Terdopelido^ tA Staff resembling vuvet
rerciopelido, da, & Velvet-likei
TerdopeI6ro, tin. Velvet-weaver.
Teiviopulo, «m. Velvet
Teroo, ca, a, Pertinadons, obstinate; hard
as marble. [tree.
Terebinto.fm (Bot)TaTpentlneormastlch-
Tereniabin, am. Liquid manna.
Terete, a. Phimp, robost
Terglvenad6n, c^Tergiveraatlon, evasion.
TemverBir. ro. To shut, shoifleb
TerUca, »/. Treade.
Teriaoil, a. Therlaoal.
Terida, ^. V. lateriaia.
Terfstro. rnn. Light vdL
Terlix, tm. Tlok« tlcklug, bed-tioking.
Termal, a. Thermal
Tennaa, »/. pL Hot hatha.
TerminAble, a. Terminable. [phrase.
Terminioho, tm. (Coll.) Rude word or
Terminad6n, «/ Termination ; last syUable.
TerminMo, mn. Story, or flight of rooma.
Terminad6r, ra, & One who termlnatea.
TerminiUo, «m. (OolL) A vulgar ezpresdon.
Terminal, a. Final.
Termln&nte, pa. Ending, terminating.— a.
Gondudve: definite. £n Urmino* Ur-
minantM^ In definite terms.
Termini^, va. and n. To end, dose; finish;
oome to a crisis; end a word.
rermlnativo, va, a. Termlnative. respeotive.
Terminloo, Ulo, ito, «m. dim. of lUrmino.
rdrmino, rnn. End; boundary; goal; man-
ner; district; object; term; crisis; peri-
od ; condition ; milestone. Tenniuoi ha-
hiU^ On reasonable termsw [slon.
Ttfmio6te. tn*, A vulgar or affected exiHvs-
IWm6metro, mn, Tticrm<ttieter.
T6ma, nf. A temarv number; list of eom-
petltora for an offloe.
1^s^lArio, rta, a. Ternary.
fern&rio, am. Three days* dovotkm.
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Temeeko, ica, ito, tta, a. Very tender.
Temq)6n, na, a V. Ttmenm, [calf
Ternoico, iea, illo. Ula, ito, ita. & A yonnf
Tem^ ra, «. Calf; ved ; bdfer.
Temer6nf na, a. Weeping at will
Temera^ia, »f. A auckins oalt
Tem^ f< Softness, deUoaoy.; tendemet^
endearment; suavity.
Temilla, tif. Gristle.
Temlll66o, sa, a. Gristly; webbed.
T6mo, «^ Ternary. (Coll.) Wearing app«>
rel, dreaa. Un Umo d§ diamante*, A
set of dUunonda. Oath. Kchar lemot
or taeot. To swear exoesdvdy.
TerhAra. ^ Tenderness, ddicaey.
Terquedild, t/l Stubbornness, obatlnaey, in-
flexibility.
Terqueria, T«rqu6xa, »/. V. TVrgaMcfodL
Terracneo, ouea, a. Terraqueona.
Tenida, ^f. Bitumen of ocbre and gfau^
Terridgn, am. V. TerroMffo.
Terradulo, tm* A small terrace.
Terrido, mn. Terrace, platform.
TerrAJa, 4^ A screw-plateu
Terri^e, sm. Rent paid to the owner of laad.
Terral6ro^ mn. V. Terratffusra.
Terral, am. and a. A land-breeie.
TerrapI6a, Terrmlino, am. (Fort) Temes^
mound, terrepiein. [a terraox
Terraplenir, va. To raise a rampart; make
Terraplenaddr, mn. Terrace or platform
maker.
TetrAaa, if. (Pror.) Terracei [er^.
Terrateniente, mn. Master of land or prop*
Terriza, f< A glased Jar with hauJIea.
TerribtgCH mn. Arable land ; land tax.
Terrazgndro) mn. One who pays rent for the
land wbien he oocnpies.
Terribo, mn. (Plot) Gronnd of a painting.
Terrazudla, V^ <'<"*• of Terrami,
Terreiir. vn. To ahow the groand.
Terreg6so, sa, a. Cloddy.
Terremdto, mn. Earthquake.
Terrendl, a. TerrMtrial, earthly
Terrenidild, 9f. Quality of the solL
Terr^no, na, a. Terrene, earthly ; worldly,
perishable. raotl.
TerrAno, mn. Land, gronnd ; quality or fha
T6rreo, rea, a, Terreoua, earthy.
Tenure, ^f. A dedivona ground. (Ora.)
Kind of lark.
Terruro, mn, Termce, platform ; heap of
earth ; target Uacsr isrrmro^ To coort
a lady.
Terr6ro, ra, a. Earthlv: humble.
Terrtetre. a, TerreetrlaL
Terrestridid, ^. Earthiness.
Terretr6mo, am, (Prov.) Earthquake.
TerrezuMa, */. (Dim.) A aroali piece of
gronnd. IJght and poor soiL [roeity.
Terribilidid, J/: Terribleneaa, aspeiitv, fe
Terribl^ a, Terriblei dreadftil, forooous
Immense.
Terriblem6nte, ad. Terribly.
Terricola, iff. Inhabitant of the earth.
Terrifioo, ca, a, Terriflo, IrigbtfhL
Terrigeno, na, a, Tterlgenoua, eartlHb«n
Torrin, mn. Peasant
Terrino, na, a. Terrene, earthy.
Terr«tMw*»i, a. Territorial.
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Terrlt6rio, 9m. Territory; district
Terrizo, za, a. Earthy, earthen.
TcrrAjo, «m. Bed earth. V. Terraago.
Terromont6ro, tn. Hillock.
Terr6n, «m. A clod of earth, glebe ; Inmp ;
heap ; dregs of oHveai Terron^ Land-
ed property. A' rapa terrtm^ Entirely.
Terrontto,«fiK A large clod of earth; blow
with a clod.
TerroncUlo, em. A small dod.
Terront^ra, f^ Break in a moantain.
TerrAr, em. Terror dread.
Terrortsmo, em. TWlfying with nnlawftil
riolpnce. [riolenoe.
Tcrrori*tta, f/T One who coimnita QolawlUl
TerrosIdH V^ V. TerrattrUlad,
TernSso, ea, a. Terreous earthy.
Terrfiflo, «ii». The qnallty of the soil
Terair, va. To smooth.
Tersldidf ^ Tersenesai
Tdrso, sa, a. Polished, glossy : terse.
TersAra, ^/T 8moothnet«, pnrfty ; terseneea.
Tertil, am. Tar on silk In Qranada.
Tert&lia, ^ Clab, assembly, evening party;
tmrt of the boxes in a pfayhoase reserved
fbr women only. for circle of friends.
Tertnlitoo, na, a. Member of an assembly.
TerUUio, a, it, Relating to a meeting of
friends. [are cast
Tem61o, »m. (Prov.) Box flrom which lots
Terz6n, na, a, and «. Heifer or ox Uiree
years old. [the nest
Terzndio, la, a. The third bird which leaves
ferzadlo, mu Third part of any thing.
Tes4r, 9a, Temt un oabo, (Nan.) To hanl
taught a rope. Teaar Uu jareia$^ To
set np the shronds.
Tesa&ro, tm. Dictionary, vocabnlary.
T^eera, ^. Sign or countersign.
T6sl^ s/Thesls. V. ConcluaUm.
T680, sa, A y. ne9o.
Ttoo, mn. Hardness; brow of a hill.
Tes6n. em. Tenaeity, flexibility.
Teeorera, ^f. Treasnresa.
Tesoeeria, ^f. Treasury, exchequer.
Tesor^ro. am. Treasurer; caoon who keeps
the relies. [exchequer.
Fes^ro, em. Treasnrei, wealth: treasury,
T^sta, ^f. Forehead, front; underBtandinff.
TetiOtfirrea or wfirro^ He who lends
bis name to a business which belongs to
another.
TostAceo, oea, 41. Testaceous.
Testaci6n,«/!jLeavlngby will; obliteration.
TeetAda, it/fY. TmUtada.
TestAdo, da, a. and fp. of Ttntar. Dying
testate; obliterated.
Testad6r, sm. Testator.
Testad6ra, 9f. Testatrix.
TestadAra, tf. Obliteration.
Testaf&rro, tim. V. Te^ajhr^a.
Testamentaria, «/. Testamentary execution.
TestamentAria, if. Bxecntrix.
Teetamentirio, 9!m. Executor.
Testamentirlo, rla, a. Testamentary.
T««tam6ntOt em. Last will, tesUment Tet-
tamtrnto eerradtf, A sealed testament
Testar, V€L and n. To make a last win, be-
queath ; scratoh out
Testar&iks da, a. Obstinate, stubborn.
TEX
Testers, ^. Front or fore part of any tUnc
piece of a bridle. Teetera <U un cooA«^
Back seat of a coach. [nacy.
Tester&da, p/. Stroke with the head ; obsti*
Testdro, «m. V. TnHera.
Testiculo, em. A testicle.—^ Genitalu
Testifleaeidn, ^f. Attestation.
TesUflcinte, pa. AttesUng.
Testiflcir, xa. To attest certiQr.
Testifldlia, «/ Legal testimony.
Teetlflcativo, va, a. That which teetlflei^
Testigo, tmi. Witness. TiftUgo de oida»
Auricular witness, TetUffo (U ttttOf Ai
eye-witness.
Testimonial, a. A testimonial or writing
profluced as an evidence^ ftic prooflk
Testlmoni&les, */.pl. Testimonials, anthen-
Testlmonlir, va. To testify, attest
Testlraonidru, ra, a. Bearing flUae witness.
Testimdnlo, sm. Teetlmonv, deposition,
witness, attestation ; an Inatmment le-
galized by a notary.
Teetimoftdro, ra, a. Uypocrltieal, folse.
Testin, tm. A coin having a head on it
T6sto, mn. V. Tewlo.
TestArio, ria, a. V. TeoBtorio.
TestAaL a, V. Textual.
Testualbta, ^f. V. TtwtualUfta.
Testnalmtote, ad. V. Teaetualments.
TestAdo, 9m. Ancient machine ibr screening
soldiers.
Tcstfira, «/: V. TBOPtura, fpoa
Test6z, Test6zo, em. Hind part of the head,
TesA, em. Tissue of gold and silver. V. ThO.
Tes6ra, ^ StUTnesa, firmness; afllMted
Teta, ^Dug. teat; kind of large grapes.
Dar la Ma^ To give snck. MU) de
Uta, Sucking child. (Met) One who is
greatly inferior to anotner.
TetAnlco. ea, a. Tetanies
T6tano, 9m. (Surg.) Locked Jaw ; q>asm.
TetAr, va. To give suck. T. AtMtir.
Tet^ ^ augm. Flabby, ugly dugs. 7^
(as<M, (Coll) A good-tomperad person.
Tet^ra, tf. Tea-pot toa-ketue.
Ttotica, ita, {/: A small dug or teat
Tetilla, a/. (Dim.) A small dug or teat
Dar por la UiUla^ (ColL) To touch to
the quick.
T6to, 9m. V. TOO,
Tet6naj a. Having large teata.
Tetracordio, em. (Mus.) Tetrachord, fourth.
Tetra6dro, em. (Geom.) Tetraedron.
Tetrigono, em. (Oeom.) Tetragon.
Tetrigono, na, a. (Oeom.) Tetragonal
TetragrAmaton, 9m. Word composed of four
letters.
Tetrap^talo, la, (Bot) Tetrapetaloua.
Tetrirca, em, Tetrarch.
Tecrarquia, ^ Tetrarcby. [oolnmniL
TetHbttIo, am. Building sustained by torn
TetrasUabo, ba, a. V. OuatriMabiK
T^tricamdnte, ad. Gloomily.
Tdtrico, ea, a, Tetrioal, gloomy, suUeo.
T6tro, tra, a. Blaek. spotted.
Tot6da, a. Havinc large nipplea.
Tenerio, em. (Bot) CMrmander.
T6xto, em. Text; toxt of Sorlpture; naias
of a siM of types.
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faxtdilo, rto, a, Textiinei, beloDglog to
weaTlng.
TextoAI, a. Textnal.
TextuallsU, 9m. Textnallst; textorist.
Teztiulm^nte, ad. According to the text
Text6ra, «/! Teztare ; Bacceaelon of things.
Tez, ^ Grain ; shining sorikce ; bloom of
the complexion, hae.
TozMo, dsj a. Very blAck. Y, Atmada,
1% The obliquo case of (u, ihou»
Tik, ^, Aont (OolL) A good old womM.
OuarUaado dtuUa, TeU it to roar grand-
mother. Da Mto d laUa J9ab€t^ Giro
this to dame Elizabeth.
TIslbmo, am. Salivation.
Tiangaia, sm. The market, and market*
days in Mexico. [dignity.
TIdra, 4/; Tiara, mitre of the pope; papal
Tibia, if. Shin-bone ; a flata
Tibiamtote, ad^ Tepidlj, lukewarmly.
Tlbi^za, 4/: Tepidity, ookbess; oarelessoess.
Tiblo, bia, a. Tepid, lakewarm, remise.
Tibir, sm. Name of gold-dott on the Afri-
can coast*
Tib6r, am. A laigo china Jar. (Am.) A
chamber-pot
Tlb6ma, f< V. Tbdon.
Tibar6n, •»!. (lohth.) Shark.
TiempecUlo, Tiempeclto, «m. A little time.
T16mpo, sm. Time ; term ; tense; opportu-
nity; tide; season; leisure; tempera-
ture; age; duration. A' ttn titmpo^ At
once, (km Uempo^ Belbrehand. Un U-
empOf Formerly. A' Hempo que^ Just aa.
Ti^da, ijf, (Mil) Tent (Nau.) Awning
over veasela. Tilt for carts ; shop or stall
La Uenda ds loi cqfo§. The next shoa
Titota. ^ (Surg.) Probe; craft, euniung.
A' timtaa^ Doubtfhlly, at random. An^
dar A ti&ntas^ To grope in the dark.
T16nto, am. Touch; a blind man's stick;
droumspeetion ; poy of a rope-dancer;
maul-atlck: stroke. Dar tm Mmio, To
make a trial PorafM^n^ By the touch.
Tlemamtote, ad, Tenderly, compassionate-
Iv rTVamoii
TU»raedco, kw, Silo, Ula, Sto, fta, a* dim, of
Ti6mo, na, a. Tender; delicate; afliectton-
ate ; mild ; recent modem, young.
^-^rra, t< Earth ; the globe ; land, soil,
ground, mould ; coun^, region. 7W*^
ra de baton or ds fiMmoAoa, Fuller's
earth. Sin tantiHo la tUrra^ Without
any one's knowledge. Tlerra d Uerra^
Coasting; cautiously. TUtra dmUro^
Inland. Oarrtr hdota la tUrra^ (Nan.)
To stand In shore. Tonutr timrOt To
anchor In a port
flesamtote, ad. Firmly, stiffly, strongly.
n^ sa, a. Hard, firm, solid; robust,
strong; stubborn, Inllexiblo; tight; too
circumspect TUao ds oogotit StUf-
necked. Tain.
Tliao, sm. Flrmnais, InflexibHity; hard-
mm, J%Mo qua Utto^ Obstinaoy.
nteto, sm. Potsherd; a Unge earthen pot
(Tulg.) A mean feUow.-^ V. Tiaao.
Ztib, am, Oifed.) Typhus. Tifo ictarddea,
TeUow Aver.
TUfta, am. Whirlwind. Y. TorbaOiM.
4m
TIN,
Tigniria, ^ Knowledge of tfaa itttest tl»
oer for building.
TJgra, 4^ 'ngresa.
Tigre, am.. Tiger.
TH6ra, or TUiras, a/. Scissors; carpenter^
horse, cooper's mtre : any Instrument In
the form of an X; sheep-shearer; brace
ofacoaeh; detraoter.— ^ Beams across
a river to stop floating Umber.
■ " ^,Y.T^aratada.
TiJerAda,^
TQer^ta, 4
1^!
jer^ta, if. (Dim.) SnuU sdssors ; ama!!
tendril of vlnea.
TUereti^ «< A cut with scissors, a clip.
TUer6ta^ if. pL A. small pair of scissors:
tendrils of Tinea; earwigs.
Ttjeretiuco, am. A large eut with sdssors.
TQerete^, «a. To cut with sdnors ; dispose
of other peopled affairs at one's pleaMre.
'lerica, ita, «f V. Tliarata,
jerilUsf^y. TiUrata,
Tneru61a. if, BmaU tendril of Tinea.
THa, if. (Bot) Linden-tree. [treesw
TilAr, am. Grove or phmtatlon of linden-
Tildiir, «& To blot, scratch out; stigma-
tiae ; mark lettera with a dash. [tittle.
Tilde, if. Dot or dash oTer a letter ; Iota, a
Tllddn, sm. (Augm.) A long daah'or stroke.
TUia. if (Bot) T. TUa. [de&
TlUches, am, pk (Amer.) Small flmcy arti
Tlllch^ am, (Amer.) Peddler.
Tilino, sm* A und of perfhmew
TUla, if (Nau.) Midship, gangway.
Tilo, am. (Bot) Linden-tTMi, Ume-tree.
Til^ if, FaUing oat of the eyelashea
Timalo, am, (lohth.) GrayUog.
Tlmb41, am, Kettle^nim.
Timbale4r, vn. To beat the kettle-drum.
Timbalte, am. Beat of the kettle-drum.
Timbaltoo. am. Kettle-drummer.
TSmbra, if. (Bot) Mountain-hyssop.
Tknbrir, «a* To put the crest in a coat of
arms. [of arms; any glorious deed.
Ttmbre, am, (Her.) Timbre crest of a coot
Timlioia, if. Sweetperftame.
Ttmidamtote, ad. Timidly.
Timldte, if Timidity, cowardice.
Thnido, ds, a. Timid, cowardly.
Timo, am. v. l^malo.
Tino^n, am. Beam of a ploi
• (Nau.) Helna. ru('
I1; pole of a
, , jr. £^ ma
dra dal tfmon. The main piece of the
rudder. Sacar or apear al tim<m, To
unship the rudder. Volar al tknon^ To
bang the rudder.
Timonedr, va. (Nau.) To gorerm the helm.
Tlmon^l, am. (Nau.) Helmsman ; steeiaman.
Timondra, if. (Nau.) The helmsman^ poet
Timon^ro, tm. Helmaman.
Timorita ta, a. Full of the fear of God.
Timpanillo, am, A small kattle-dmm ; a
small tympan ; inner tympan of a prbi-
Ing-presa.
Tlmpanitlco, ea. a* Affected with dropsy.
Timpanltis, if. Dropsy.
Timpano, am. Kettle-dram. (Aaat) The
drum of the ear; eylinder.
Tina, if A large earthea Jar; Tat, dyer's
copper ; a tub for cooling wort; batbiac
tub; place where sheep are shora.
TlnAco, am. Wooden trcugfa, tub or TMt
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tbiidi, fl^ Pile «r mod or timber: shed
foroftttie. rcatUe.
TIbMo, Tiiuddr, ivx Sh«d tOt sMlteriikg
ViniUa, »f. ▲ large earthen jar.
Tlnijena, »/, (Prov.) The place where large
earthen Jars are Ibopt
Tinal6ro, am. One who makes water-Jara;
(Mex.) Kitchen draaser. V. T^naJ^ria.
TjitiiMy Ula. tta, {/: A small earthen wlde-
mo«thed jar. [fat and losty person.
llBaj6& 9m, A Iai;ge wide-monthed jar; a
Tinao, Tlna^n, tm. BUble for bnlloeks;
eow-honse; shemfold. [room.
Ttnel6ro, ra, t. Keeper of the aervants^
Tf n6Io, am. Servants' KalL
Tln^ro, am. Drer who takes care of the eop-
per in woollen mannftotories.
TlnAta» ^, (Ichth.) Oz-e7ed eeekereL
Tinge, am. (Om.) Kind of blade owL
TlnilMgi,am. A souOl jnttingreof; alMtel,
covered passi^; workshop.
TIngUr, «n. (Nan.) To make deneher-work.
Tingle^ Inatmnunt for opening and flal-
Tlntoa, Ula, ite, am. A sman vat or tub.
Tlniela, a< Large ooat of arms.
nnl6bte. 4< Darkness, obsonritr. Tinis-
blas. Utter darkness, heU; night
rino, 9m, Skill ;jadRBent, prudence ; knadc :
a steady aim. £wir oa Unoi, To be oat
of one% senses. Saear 4e Uno, To as-
toond: Tex; act tneondderately.
Tinta, ^ Tin^ hae, oolor; ink. JSab^ de
^U9na ttntOf To know ttom good a«thor*
tty.
TIntir, o«. To tinge, dysi V, TefUr.
Tinte, 9m, TUt, piiat; dye; a dyer'a diop;
Tint^ro, am. Inkliom, inkstand, D^ar or
d^far9e em el Uniero. To forget, omit de-
sl^Bedly. Qued&reete d wna e» «f Urn-
MTO, To forget a ftiag enCUely.
TintUlo, em, A ILriit'eotoied wine.
Tintiiiniin, em, Boond of a sharp-aenndlDg
Instrument [ Fino tMOy CHaret
Tinto, ta. a, Deep-eolored : applied to wine.
Tlntoieria, ^ A dyer's shop.
Tlntor^ n, 9. Dyer.
Tlnt6n.^ Dyeing; tinctae; tinet, eofor;
ladlea^ pslnt; saperfldal luMwIedgei
TintorAr, vo. To tinge, die, inU>ae: teach
snperflcially. fsplder.
Tifio, «C Scab. (Cell.) Indigeaee. Small
Tlfieria, 9f. Poverty, misery; meanness.
TIflteo, sa, a. Scabby, seorvy; pennrions;
Tifinila, tf. Plant which grows roimd the
slemsofflax. Y, CusotOa. [TIci
Tk), am. Undo. (OolL) QoodoMman. Y.
TI6rbe, ^ Theorbo, a large Into. [gnitar.
Tiple, am. Treble; treble singer; a small
TlpIi8on4nte, a. (OolL) Tr^ble4oxied.
Tlpo, am. Type, patten.
TIpografta, ^. Printing; typography.
TlpogrAfleo, ce, & TypographleaC
rip6gnifo, am^ Printer.
Tioda m^tti8, Barbarous words oaed to de-
ride aflboted exnesslcHu.
TIfa, ^ A long list; a light dart (Nan.)
cut 2¥/VM^Peeaefefloa in appeal oaaea.
riR
Tirab41a,{^ Pop-gmu
Tlrabdtas, sf. Boot-hook.
Tirabraga^ro, em, (Surg.) TVom.
Tirabuzon, am. Cork-screw.
'nrao6l 9m, Y. TiraeueOa,
llracaillo, 9m. A sword-i:elt
Tirida, if. Cast, tlirow; dlstaaee; proeaai
of time; rhodomontade.
Tiradera, ^f. Strap ; Indian arrow.
Tlr^do, da, pp. Andar algtma 009a muy
Urada, (Met) To be difflcolt to ind, tc
benndenold.
TIraddr, ra, a. Tlirower; drawer; riflemaa
a good marioman; a latch; preesman.
Twtdor de oro^ Oold-wiro drawer.
Tlralineas, am. Instroment for drawing lines.
Tiraml^to, 9m, Tension, stretching.
Tiramira, ^f, A long, narrow path; a long
ridge of DMontains.
TtramoUte, oo. TlramoUar un aparffo. To
oveihaal a tackJe. Tir^unoUar U19 amu-
nu y e9ooku, Toeveiteaiil the sheets and
Tlr4na, ^ TyrannesSb
Tiranamtote, ad. Tyrannically.
Tirania, »/. Tyranny; severity; rigor; ex-
orbitant prioe. [onsly.
TMnlcamente, ad. Tyrannically, imperi-
Tirinico, ca, a. Tyrannical, doepotf c.
Tiranizadte, ^ Tyranny, dewotism.
TbanixAr, va. To tyraniilze, domliieer, op-
pressi [ry,
Tirtoo, na, a. Tyrannical, dospotle, arbltra-
"nWuio^am. Tynnt; severe mastor; extor-
tioner; mfing pasBton.
Tthuite, am. Jolat of a beam; tcaoeofahar-
■ess; gear; bmoe of a dmm.—^ Tight,
drawn; tightly bound. Traer or tener
la otter da UranUy To usetoo ramcfa rigor.
Tirant6z,^ Lengthof athiaginastratg^
line; tl^taes&
TirJAa, 9/ (Bet) Bntterwort Itrafla «o
mim, O»mmon foutterwert
Tlrapi^ 9m. Shoemaker's strap.
Tirir, eo. and n. To throw, cast; toss; re-
semble; attract; tend; thwart; tug, pull
fire; induee; compel: earn: enlarae;
kviah; print; draw metal into threads:
depart; aim at A' todo Urar. To the
utmost Tirar coee\ T» Uck, rebeL
A' ma9 Urar. At most
Tlraeab^ ^ Foroeps.
Ttr61a, ^, A striped stuff.
Tir6ta, ^ (Prov!) Bibbon or thong of leath-
er to tie up bree^ea.
Tirica, ita. t^ A small stripe of Mnen.
Tirfda, 4^ Jaundice.
Ttrilla, «r. A smaU stripe of Uaen; a picca
of badcstttehed linen.
Tirillo, 9aK A small shot
Tirit4Aa,«<Athln6ilk; tMnwooUendoth;
tidng of little value. {titter.
Tlritiir, vn. To sUver. Tiritar de riea^ To
Tirit6Da, ^, SUvertng.
Tiro, em^ Oast, threw, shot; mark, aim;
theft; prsofc, imposition; span of mules
or horses ;traeea of hamesflL Tirodeuna
mliui, The shaft of amine. 7Vr<M^ Sword'
bdts. [tlce; pull, haul, tng
TIrto, 9m. Tynv bsginner, novice, appreb
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nronlino, o. Applied to Tiro's method of
abridging; pnstniiiMiit
riroriro, 9m, (Joe) Soond of* mtuHcal wind-
TIroteir, vn. To shoot at Taodoin.
Tiix>t4>o, 9m, Bharp-sbooting; irregalar dlfl>
cbargo of mosketrjr.
TIrrIa, m/. (OolL) Aversion, dislike.
Tirso, 9m. Wand, need in sacrlfloes to Bac-
chus, y. TaUo,
Tisdna, tf. Ptlssn, a medlctl drink.
Tisica, 4< Phthbia. V. TWa
Tblcu, ca, a. and k Phthisical, oonsomptlTe.
Tisia, 9A Phthisis, pbthisle, oonsomptlon,
dodlneu [gold and silver.
Tls6, «m. Tiasne, a silk staff inteniroven with
TltAnlo, 9m. (Mln.) Titanium. [low.
Titere, ew. Puppet; dwarf; a ridiculous fel-
Titeriro, ra, a. V. TUiHtero,
Titeret^ria, »f. Puppct-ehop.
Titertsta, 9m. Y. iitiriUro.
TitL S9ik A very small monker.
Tltilaeidn, «^ tltUIation, tkkllng.
TiUlir, ro. To UtUlate, tickle; please.
TiOmalo^ sm. (Bot) Spurge.
Titiritalna, mC (OolL) Confused noise of nates
or of festivities^
Tittrit^ro, 9m, Pappot-plajer, a showman.
Tito, 9m. (Bot) A kind of kidney-beans.
Cloao-rtooL
Titnbdknte. pa. Btanering, hesitating.
TitubeAr, vn. To Utter; stutter; hesitate;
be staj^red. [tlon.
Titabfo, mn. Vadlhitlon, wavering; hesita-
Titulado, sm. Person having a title.— a. Ti-
tled, entitled, named.
TitnUr, a, Tituhn-; titulary, nominal
Titoliur. «a. To title, give a title or nameu—
«n. To obtain a title fh>m a sovereign.
TituUUo, 9m. A petty tiUe.
Titalia&do, da, a. Titled, dlsUngalshed. .
Titulo, 9m, Title, inscription; right; a di-
ploma. A' iUuUf, On pretenoe. [elay.
Tiza, ^ Whiteaiiup, a kind of chalk or pipe-
^zna, ef. Matter (or staining or blackening.
Tizni^, «a. To smat, stain ; tarnish.
Tone, 9, com. Soot under pans or kettlen
Tizndn, 9m. A hu^ spot, stain; disgraoa.
Tizo, am. Half-burnt charooaL
Tlz6n, 9m, Ualf-bumt wood ; smat in com.
(Met) Spot, stain, disgraoa [Dias.
Tiz6na, «/(0oU.) Sword of the Cid Buy
Tlzondda, fff. Stroke with a half-burnt stick.
Tizon^ 9m. Stroke with boming charred
wood ; hell fire. [dew in com.
Tizondllo, 9ni. A small burning coal; mil-
Tizoneiir, fO. To stir up a fire.
TIzondra, ^ Heap of iU-bomt charcoal
Tizon^, 9m, Poker. [shilling.
TIdco, 9m. (Mox.) The eighth part of a silver
Tol ifUerj. A word to caU a dog; oh, I
know.
Totila, *f. Towel ; a silk cover for bolsterib
toalMta. f^ NapUn.
T6biL 9f. (Bot) Cotton thisUe. (Pror.)
Stalk of a thistle; tartar on the teeth; to-
phus, a spongy stone.
Toban^ta,TobeU^^ Napkin. [woiks.
f ob^ ^ Iron pipe for bellowi in iron-
Tobillo, 9m. The ankle. [cap.
r6oa, 11^ A thin stuff; a head-dress or lady v
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Tooi^o, tm. Ornament, dre«: oolffhn.
Too4do, da, a. Touched, iielt ; inflseted. £*■
tar tocada algtma'C09af To have begoi
to rot
Tooad6r, »m. One who beats or touches
. handkerchief round the bead; toilet.
dresslng-romB; tuning-key.
Tocadoroito, 9m. dim. <^ Tocadar,
Toeamiento, sm. Toueh; inspiration.
Toduite, a, Tonchingi concerning, relative^
TooAnte or Toointe a, prep. Concerning^
relating to; in order to; about
Tocdr, f a. To touch ; play on a mnskal in-
strument; ring a bell; try metals; ma^
netize; prove; treat of; inspire, move.
Xo toear pelOa, (ColL) Not to hR the
mark. To communicate or Infect-^en.
To appertain; interest, ooncem; beeoo-
tiffuous to; be allied. Tbcor as eerea
alffuna oo9a, To have an interest A'
toca t^a, Beady money.
Toc4ta, v: Concert
Toc4yo^ ya, a, NaDMbiiameeake. [pole
Toch4r, DO. (Prov.) To bar a door with a
TochedH qf. Ciownishness, rusttdty.
T6oho, 9m, (Prov.) Pole; bar of iron.
Tdcho, oha, a. Clownish, homespun.
Tooh6ra, 4^ (Prov.) Waggkhnesa
Todn^ ra, 9, Porkman.
Todno^ 9m, Baoon, salt pork; hog*s lard
Timpano de toeino, Flitch of bacon.
Tocmo ranoio. Bank pork.
Toodn. em. Stump of a tree, arm, or lee.
Todavk ad. Notwithstanding: yet, stOL
T6do, da, a. All, entire; whole; each;
every. Om todo eso, Nevertheless, bow-
ever. Todo A la bonda, (Nan.) Hard
over. A' todo^ At moat M iodo, Kn-
tirely, qoite. JDn todo y par Utda.
WhoUy. Smr 9I todo. To be the ehie7
ffacor d todo^ To bo fit for any thin&
T6do, 9m. Wholew
To^ «C Toise, fiftthom.
T6fo, 9m. Tumor In the belly of cattle.
T6ga,^ Gown, toga; the dignity of a sope-
nor Judges
Tog&do, da, a. Togated ; dignity of Jndge.
TohAlIa.?^ Towel Y. ToaUa,
Tois6n, 9m. Order of the Oolden Fleece.
Tojines, am. pi, (Nan.) Belaying dealk
Tcijino, 9m, (Nan.) Notoh; not^ies.
T^ 9m, (Bot) Whin, ftine.
ToUno, 9m. Tumor in Itorses* gunsi
T6Ida, Y. (Nau.) Awning.
Toldadora, f*f. Hanging of stuff as eartalna
Told&r, to. v. EntoUfar.
Told^ 9m. (Prov.) Betaller of salt
Toldilla, ^ Bound-house. [awnino:
Toldillo, em. Covered sedan-eaaar; small
Tdldo, 9m, Awning; (Prov.) Shop wImm
salt is retailed, (ostentation, pomp. Oan^
dsUro9 </« lo9 toldo9t (Nan.) StanohloM
of the awnings.
Toleribla, a. Tolerable^
Tolerablem^nte, act Tolerably.
Toleraddn, ^. Toleration. [genoa
Toleriiieia, ^f. Toleranoe, permlwion, mdnf*
Tolertot^ a. Tolerant [shl|i
Tolerantismo, 9m. Free ezeroise of all we^
Toleriur, vn. To tolerate, soffir, permit
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Tol^tos, 9m. pi. (Nan. ) Tholes, thole-pina.
ToUadic. «m. Y. Atoiladero.
I*61l6 tdlle, (Lat) ConAised noise of a mob.
T6II0. 9m. bpotted dog-fl£b ; care for con-
cealing sportnnen In wait for game: bag:
Toiondro, Toiondr6n, «m. Contusion, blow.
A' topa toiondro^ Inconsiderately, rash-
It. a harebrained fellow.
ToIondr6n, na, a. Giddy; foolish. A* to-
londron99j Giddily.
Toldnca, »», pt V. Tolatio.
T61?a, tjf. Hopper in a mill.
Tolvancra, 9f. Giond of dust
T6ma, ^ Taking; receiving; hold, grasp;
capture; portion. Toma derawon^ En-
try-book, Jonmid. — interj. There, well,
what
Tomida, ^f. Capture, seizure. [a drain.
Tomad^«m. Handle, haft; opening into
Tom^UIo, 9m. Ornament in cloths—^.
Taken, seized. [r«9^ (Nan.) Bope-bands.
Tomad6r, ra, 9. Taker, receiver. Tomado'
fomad&ia, ^f. Seizure, hold, grasp, capture.
Tt>miu6n, na, <u Taking or accepting fre-
quently.
Tbm&r, va To take, receive, have, catch,
seize, grasp; copy; buy; imitate; eat
or drink; intercept; invade; surprise;
choose. Tomar eu«fUa9.To audit ao-
oounta. Tomar lenffua^ To take tidingSw
— w. To get rusty ; suffer cold, heat, Ac
Tbmar9e con algunoy To pick a qnarreL
Tom&te, am. (Bot) Tomato.
Tomatdra, «/: Tomato-plant
Tom^nto, Toml6nto. am. Coarse tow.
Toment^oo, sa, a. (Bot) Tomentose.
TomllUr, 9m. Bed of thyme.
remillo, 9m. (Bot) Thyme.
Tomin, «m. Tomin, third part of a drachm,
Spanish weight; in some parts of South
America, a i^aL
Tomln^o, «m. Smallest humming-bird.
Tomiza, $f. Bass rope.
Tdmo, 9m. Bulk or body; Importance. Ei
co9a d6 mucho tomo. It is a matter of
great consequence. Volume. De tomo
y lomo^ Of weight and bulk.
Tomdn, na, a. Accepting.
Ton, 9m. Motive, occasion. Sin ton ni Mm,
Without rhyme or reason.
T^na, ^ (Prov.) SorfiMe of a liquid.
Toniuia, »/. Tune.
Tonadica, «/ A short tone or song.
Tonadilla, ^ An interlude of miulc.
Tondnte, pa. Thundering.
Tonir, wi. (Poet) To thunder.
Tondino, 9m. (Arch.) Moulding on tBo as-
traf;al of a column.
TonC'l, am. Cask, barrel
ToneMda, i^. Tun, a measure or weteht of
twen^ hundred weight; tonnage-duty.
Toueleria, 9/ Cooper's shop or trade; quan-
tity of water-casks for a ship.
Toneldro, 9m. Cooper, hooper. rbarrel.
Tonel^ 9m. Ancient armor; little butt or
T6nga, Tongida, 4^ Couch ; a layer or stra-
tttni; lay, row.
T6nleo, ca. <t. Tonic
T6oico, 9m. (Mod.) Tonio, a medidna.
ToniUo, am. Dlsagroeable tone.
TOR
T6no. 9m. Tone ; tune. [or wool
Tonsura, «/ Tonsure; the cutting of hall
TonsuHir, wl To sive the first clerical do*
gree: cut the hair; cat off wooL
TontdcUL ff. Nonsense.
Tontamcnte, ad. Foolishly, stupidly.
Tontiizo, z^ a. Doltlbb.
Tontetir, m. To fool.
TontedAd, Tont^ra, Tonteria, 9/. Foolishno^
foolery, folly, foppery, ignorance; nos-
sense.
Tontillo, 9m. Hoop, a part of a lady^s dresa^
T6nto, ta, a. Stupid, ignorant Macer ei
fcmto, To play the foot Tbnto do cap^
roU^ An idiot A' tonta9 y d loca9f 811-
Miy and madly. Voher d vno tonto, T9
turn a man's brains.
ToiiSno, ^ (Prov.) Fresh tnnny-llsh.
Top^o, 9m. Topaz.
TopAda, ^. V. Topetada^
Topadizo, za, a. (ColL) V. Encontradiao.
Topad6r, 9m. Enoounterer ; he who too read*
iJy aooepta a bet at carda
Top^, 9a. To run or strike against; meet
with by chance ; butt Tbpe donde tope,
Strike where it wUL
Toparquia. «^ Toparchy, lordship.
Tdpe, am. Top; butt; mb; obstacle; quar-
rel. Tope d9 un tablon, (Nau.) Butt-end
of a plank. Tope de la arboladwa,
Mast-head.
Topira, Hf. Mole-hole.
Topetada, t(f. Butt by a homed animal
TopetAr, %a. To butt; encounter.
Topeton, em. Collision, encounter.
Topctfido, da, a Applied to animals aoooi
tomed to butt
Topico, ca, a. Topical.
Topinilria, «/ V. Tolparia.
Topin6ra, »?. V. Top^ra.
T6po, am. Mole, mole-warp; stnmbler.
Topograf ia, qf. Topography.
ToiiogrAflcami'nte, od. ToposTaphlcally.
Topogriflco, ca, a. Topographical
Top6grafo, 9m. Topoerapher.
T<Mue, «m. Touch ; riD(dng of bells. Toque
dmuetto. Passing-bell ; essay, test ; proof;
touchstone; point; crisis: aid or inspira-
tion by God; blow. Ahi eetd el toque^
There the difflcnlty lies, [hands or feet
Toqneddo, 9m. Sound of a stroke with the
Toqneria, 9f. Collection of women's head-
dresses; business of making women's
vellSL [dress maker.
Toqufiro, 9m. Yeil-msker for nuns; head-
Toqnilla, *f. Small head-dress of gauze; rib-
bon round the crown of a hnt
T6ra, a/ Tribute paid by Jewish famlHai;
book of the Jewish law.
TorAdoo, ca, a. (Anat) Thoracic
Torida, «/ Drove of bulls.
Toril, o. Main, principal.
Toril, em. (Prov.) Yellow wax unbleacbed
Tbra^ea, Boxes filled with pitch.
Tdraz, 9m. Breast thorasL
TorAzo, 9m. Laive bull
Torbellino, 9m. Whirlwind ; boisterous per>
son ; a multitude of things. [neck.
TOroiz, a. Gray wild pigeon with whtta
T6ro«, »f. Link of a chain or collar.
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foreeoa^no, fm. (Orn.) Wiy-iMok.
roroed^ro, 9m, Twlsting-miU.
IV>read6ro, r», a. V. Tbrddo,
Tor(Md6r, r% «. Twister mdj thing which
canaes displeasure.
Torced6ra, «/. Twisting. QuUar la torea-
dura d€ tutoabU^ (Nan.) To untwist a
cablow
Toro6r, ««. To twist* doable, distort, warn ;
torn, pervert, dissoade, retort — vr. To
ohange a fovorable resolution : be dialo-
eated; be sprained; go crooked.
Torcida, «< Wick for lamps and candloa.
(Prov.) Dall7 allowance of meat to labor-
ers In oil-mills.
Torcldam6nte, ad. Oblinnoly.
Torddillo. am, A kind of twisted sUk.
Torddo, da, a. Oblique, crooked.
Torc&do, 9m, A. kind of twisted sweetmeat
(Prov.) Bad wine.
TorcU6n, sffi.. Oripea. pains in the bowels.
Tordmi^nto. 9m. Turning of what was
straight; deflection firom the paths of vir-
tue.
TorculMo, 9m, Female screw.
T6rculo, 9m. A rolling press for prints
Tord61Ia, ^f. Large kind of thrush.
Tdrdiira, 9f. NeaTs leather fbr ooarse shoos.
TordiOo, Ua, a. Oravish, grizzled.
T6rdo, 9m, (Om.) Thrush.
T6rdo, da, a. Speckled bhusk and white.
Toread6r, 9m, Bull-flgfater.
Tore&r, Vft. To fight bulls; let a bull to cows.
—wi, (GoIL) To mock; hoot
Tor6o, 9m, Practice of fighting bulls.
Torero, 9m, Bull-filter.
Tores, 9m. (Arch.)Torus, large ring at the
base of a column. [P?li^^
Tor6te,«m.AsmallbulL (ColL) A difficult
T6rn, ^f. Yoke put on the necks of hogs.
Tortl, 9m, Place where bulls are shut up un-
til brought out
Torillo, mn. Little bull ; dowel, a pin for fas-
tening; firequent subject of conversation.
Torfonocz, ^ (Prov.) The cow^ desire of
the bull [ting.
Torl<Sndo, da, a. Applied to black cattle rut-
Torlordto, 9m, A shepherd's pipe or flute.
Tormanta, f\f. Btorm, tempest; advenitj.
Correr tormetUa, To run before the wind
in a storm.
rormentad6r, ra, «. Y. Atormmiador.
rorment4r, im. To bo violently agitated;
BulTer a storm.
Formentirlo, ria, o^ Gunnery.
PormentUa, ^f, (Bot) TormentiL
Tormentin, 9m. (Nau.) A small mast on the
bow^Hlt
Torm6nto, 9m, Torment, pain, anguish, tor-
ture; battering ordnance. i)artormsnto^
To put to the rack.
Torment^ao, sa, a, Stormy, boisterons.
T6rmo, tm. Tor, a high, pointed, insutotod
rock. [ter.
T6ma.«< Bostltutlon; return; drain of wa-
Tomaboda, ^f. Day after a wedding; the
honeymoon.
TomAda, ^f, Betum firom a Journey.
Tomadizo, za. a. and a. Tumooat ifeet
TomadAra, ^f. Betum ; land measure of ten
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Tomacuia, ^f, Betum of a penuit
Tomigo, 9m. Trough.
TomapAnta, ^. (Arch.) Stay, prop. '
TcmiAr, to, and n. To return, reatofe: oohm
back again; repeat Tbmor por, To de>
fend. Tomar cab99a d al^wna omo,
(ColL) To attend to any thing. [color.
Tomasol, sfiK (Bot) Turasol; chaageable
Tomasolir, 9a, To oanae chances in color.
TomitlL a Turned.
TomaviJUe, em. Betom-Toyage.
Tomaviron, em. Y. Tbmi900H,
T<miav6z, 9m, Sounding-board.
Toraeaddr, em. Turner; tUter.
Tomeinte, pa. Tilting
Tomeiu', va, and n. To turn, wind round
about; tilt; meditate.
Tom^ em. Tournament; danoe in imitiif-
tion of touraamentSk
Tom&«, ^. Door-keeper of a nnnneiy.
Toraeria, ^. Turning.
Toradro, 9m, Turner; the maker of lathes ;
messenger of a nunnecy. i?*^
Tora^ sa, & Libra tornsaa^ Llvre Tour-
Tomlll^, sm. Deserter.
Tomillo, 9m, Screw; desertion, as of a sol
dier ; nog's trough.
Toroiqu^te, 9m, Tourniquet
Tomiso6n, 9m, Blow in the Ihce with the
back of the hand.
T6mo, 9m, Wheel; axlotree: drcomvoln-
tion. JTit tomot Bound about Tbmo
d9 hilar, Spinnlng-wheeL Ibmo eon
su« CMpas, wlndlaM.
Toro, 9m. BulL Toro mSicano, Bison.
Oorrer toro9. To fight bulls.
Tor6ndo, Torond6n, s»n, Y, TUondra,
TorongU, Torongina, a. (Bot) Balm-geDtl«.
Tor^qfa, ^ (Bot) Oitron, sbaddoo.
Tordijo, Ml. (Bot) atron-tree.
Tor^ sa, a. Strong, robust
Toroz6ii, 9m, Oripea, pain in the bowela.
T6rpo, a. Slow, dull, torpid; rade, obscoie^
dugracefiil, inikmous.
Torpedttd, ^ Dulness, rudeness
Torp6do, «»K (Ichth.) Torpedo, eleotrio ray.
Torpemente, ad. Obscenely.
Torp6za, iff. Dulness, radeness; imparl^,
lewdness; oneleaiflineBs; ugilnaM; toiiM-
tnde.
Torpor, 9m, Torpor, numbneas.
Torrir, va, Y. T09tar,
Tdrro, 9f. A tower; turret; steeple of a
church. (Prov.) Ooimtry-house irlth s
garden; rook, in chess. 7brr« ds eo9tft^
Watch-tower. Torre d4 foo«^ Light-
house.
TorreAdo, da^ Towered, towery. [rd^
TorreAr, vn. To fortify with towers or ta^
Torreboei6n, ^f, TorreflMtlon, roastiat^
Torr^da. ^f, (Hex.) Fritter.
Torrti^n, 9m, lU-shaped turret
TorrentAda, iff. Sweep of a torrent
Torrtote, 9m. Torrent; abundanoe.
Torredn, 9m, Bondel, round tower.
TorrAro), «f»K BalUiT or steward of a oouatiy-
house and garden.
TorrenAda, fC Plentlfiil dish of rMbtni
TorresnAro, em. (0>ll) A lazy follow, wh«
sits over the fire.
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Tdrrtdo, da, (U Torrid, hot
T»rr^ ^ BUoe of bread Med in white wine,
eggs, aad bntter or oil [a decUvity.
TorronUro, TorrontAva. a Heap of earth oa
Torrent^ if. A kind of white grapce.
t^rta, tf, A ronnd oake made of ▼azioue in-
gredients. TortaorUrtadapan^Aioti
of bread. Toriae ypan pitUado^ Trifles
to the CMIgiiee y>et to oome.
TGrtMa,^A large pie.
Tortdra, ^ Fan for baUag taris or plea.
TVyrt^ro, em. Knob of a aplndle for twirtlng.
TortfooMa, mi. (Med.) l^rttoolUa, the wry
neck.
rortUla, e^ A Httte cake. (Miez.) A pan-
oake. TbrMUa efe A«M00t, Omelet Ha-
c«r96 %9riMa^ To break into small pieces.
Fofe«rM la tortaiUf To torn the scale.
T^rtls. i>e «or«<, A kind of Oothio prints
infl^letter.
Torttta, ^ 8nnn loaf or cake.
Tdrtohi, f< (Ora.) Turtle-dove. [enced.
Tortoltco, a. Innocent, candid, inexperi-
TortoUUo, ito, 0m. A small tartle-doye.
T^rtolo, em. (Om.) Cock tnrtle-dove.
Tort6r, «m. imL (Nau.) Frape. Dor tori^ret
& «9» iMmOy To frap a mlp.
Tortoc6n, «fM. SUnd of large grapes.
Tortuga. ^ Tortoise. Concha de tortuffo^
Tortoise-shelL
TortQosamdnte, ad, Tortnonsly.
TortuosidH if- Tortaosity.
Tortn6eo, s^o. Tortuoos, winding.
Tort6ra, ^, Tortuoslbf ; rack, torture.
Toryisco, em. (Bot) rlax-leayed di^hae.
TArvo, ya, a. Stem, seyere, grim.
Tdrj. tm. Tory, opposed to tcAi^.
Torxsl, am. Cord, twist
Toredn, 8m. V. Toroean.
Torcon&do, da, a. Oontracted or twisted.
Tom^lo, a. ffalcon iormuHOt Tne third
hawk which leaves the neet
To^ ^. CouglL To9 ftrina or wfooamU^
Toscamtote, ad. Ooarsely.
Tosdmo, na, a. Toscan ; nsHvo of Tnsoaay.
T6S00, ca, a. Coarse, rough ; ill-bred, clown-
ish.
Tosecilla, ff. Slight congh.
' Toseg^eo, sa, a. Conghutg much.
To86r, vfi. To couglL
Tosld&ra, ttf. The act of coughing.
Toelg^, xa. y. Atotigar.
T6stgo, 9m. Poison ; -grie^ pain.
To6%6eo, aa, a. Poisonous, venomon&
Tesquedid, tf. Boughness, coaneness ; rude-
ness.
Teet&da, 4^ Toast ; disappointment Psaar
una tostada d alffuno, (OolL) To pla^
tridc upon one ; put one to the blush.
Tost^Ulo, da, a. Torrid, parched; toasted.
Tostaddr, ra, «. Toaster.
TosUir, va. To toast, torrefjr.
Tostdn, $m. Bop of toasted bread and ofl;
any thing too much toasted; testoon, a
Purtngneee stlyer coin ; in South America,
half a dollar or half an ounce ; a sucking
pig.
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Tot£I, 8m. Whole, totality.— <i. Unlycnil
total
TotaUdM,«r Totality.
Totalm^Btie. ad. Totally. [in a box.
TotiUm6ndt em. Bareeshow, canted ab
Totoyfa, if. (Om.) Wood-lark.
Tonein, 8m. iOn.) Toucsb.
T6zico. 8m. Y. Toeiffo.
"irO^v.) V. TbSl ^iece'of'bariT
Toziooi
tf! Toxlcokigy. r<Am6r.)Les.
Tosli, Miw (Proy.) Height, eminence.
Tozir, w*. (Proy.) To bntt; contend.
T6zou za, a. (Pict) Low in statore.
Tocolida, Tccol6a, & Stroke or Mow 00
the neck.
Toz6do, da, a. V. Obitlnada.
Tofu^ 8m. Fat part of the nedc
Tr&ba, A! ligament, ligature; obstac^
impodiment: trammel, fetter.
Trabacnteta, if. Error, mistake ; difference,
dispute, controversy.
Trabad^ro, 8m. The small part of animals
feet fsplssoted.
Trabddo, da, a. Coniieoted ; sickened, in-
IVabadAra, 8f Union, Junction.
Trab^iadameBte, ad. V. 7ydb(^o8amente.
TrabiJ^dOida, a. Labored; wronght; tired,
Trabi^ad6r, ra, «. Laborer, palnstaker.
Trabij^*, wk and n. To work, labor, mann-
&cture; act, execute; endeavor; solicit;
support; till tbe ground ; yex, haimss.
ThibidUto, sm, dinu Blight work, labor,
hardship.
TrabAK 8m. Work, labor, toil; ebstacle;
trouble, hardship; fbtlgue. Trabafo%
Povertyj misery. Sacar d vno de trtp-
hajo8^ Tx> extricate fh>m tronbles.
Trabidosam^nte, ad. Laboriously. [fai.
Trab«6eo, sa, a. Laborious, elaborate, pain*
Trabai, a. Applied to cian>-nails.
Trabami^nto, 8m, Act of Joining or uniting.
Trabtooo, 8m. Piece of wood attached to a
dog's collar.
Trabar, tw. To Join, unite; dispute; seize;
censure ; fetter ; thicken ; set the teeth
of a saw. Trabar pldiica. To chatter
together. (Law) TY-abar ifecudon^ TV>
distrain, seize.
Trabaz6n, s/I Juncture, union ; connection.
Tribe, {/: Beam.
Tr6bea, if A long sown.
Trabilla, q/! A small clasp or tie.
Trab6n, ^ Fetter for a horse's fbot; cross-
planks in oil-mills.
Treb6ca, 8f. Cracker, a firework.
Trabncadon, ^ Confbsion, mtetake.
Trabncad^, ra, 8. Disturber.
Trabnototo, pa. Preponderating.
Trabnc^r, va. To deranso; cut the tliread
of a discourse.— wi. To stumble,— 'Or. To
equivocate.
TrabncAzo, sm. Shot with a blnnderbua;
the report of a blunderbuss. (Coil) A
sudden fright
TrabAoo, am. Catapult; blunderbuss; Pled*
mont messure of nine geometric feet
Trabuqudte, 8m. Machine used by the an-
cients to throw large stones.
Tr&ca. if (Nau.) Streak, the uniform rangt
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of fbe planks of a ship. JYacha ds pal-
mejares, (Nao.) Streak of the ceiling.
rracamnndana, ^, (Coll) A ridiculooB
cbanffo of trifles.
Traodon, 4/ Attraction.
TrAcla, ^ The Thraclan stone, a fossil to
which medicinal virtnes aro ascribed.
Tr&olaa, «m. North-northwest wind.
Trao&sta, tm. Projector, intrlgaer.
Tricto, tm. Space of time* versides sang
at mass. [ga.
Tradicidn, tf. Tradition. (Law) Y. £ntr&'
Tradioion&l, a. Traditional.
Tradnocl6n, ^/. Translation, interpretation.
TradDcir, va. To tranaUte ; change, truck.
Trad(ictor, ra, 9, Translator.
Traedizo, za, a. Tractable.
Traed6r, ra, «. Carrier. [or condncting:
Tracd6ra, »f. The act of carrying, bringing,
Tra^, va. To fetch, carry, conduct ; attract*,
come; manage; assign reasons; bring;
persuade; use, wear; cause, contract
fraer «n boea* or lengitaa^ To censure,
snoak IIL Tnur tm i^eito con alguno^
To be engaged in a lawsuit— «r. To be
dressed in style; have a graceful deport-
ment
Trafiigad6r, «m. Trafficker, dealer.
Trafag^tOfPO. Traflicking;tradlnK.
Tra&g&r, ««. To traffic v. Ttajlcar, To
travel, Journey.
Tr&fiigo, «m. Commerce, trade; a carefhl
management of affaira. [dlesomo.
Trafbff6n, na, ct Active, Industrious, mod-
Trafium^o, Ja. a. Intrepid, audacious.
Traflcacido, a/ Trafilc, trade, commerce^
Traflcibte, pa. and «. Merchant, trader.
TraflcAr, ti^ To traffic, trade. (Prov.) To
travel. Journey.
Triifico, tnu Commerce, traffic, trade.
TrafKiUa, »f. (Coll.) Cheating, swindling.
Tragac4nta, ^ (Bot) Goat's tiiom, milk
vetch ; tragacanth, a gum.
Tragac&nto, a. Tragacanth. [weapon.
Tragac6te, am. Javelin, a^ Moorish missive
Tragad^ro, am. OuUet; ffulf; ahvss. TVo-
gadero de un puarto, (Nao.) Mouth of a
harbor. Tenar bu«no§ tragad^rot, To
be very credulous.
Tragad6r, ra, & Glutton. Tragctdor ds U-
guaa, v. TragdUguaa.
Tragahdmbree, am. (ColL) Bully.
Tragald&baa, am. (Coll) Glutton.
Tragal^gnas, am. (Coll.) A great walker.
TragalOat, »f. Skylight
Tragami^a^ am. (ColL) Impostor, swin-
dler; fformandizer.
Tmgantada, f\f. A Urge draught of liquor.
lYagfinte, pa. Swallowing, guuUng.— « .
Sluice, mill-dam. TraganU da hau-
praay (Nan.) Pillow of the bowsprit
Traganton, ua, a. (Low) A glutton.— a. Glut-
tonous.
rragant6na, ^ A plentlfbl repast; the act
of swallowing. (Met) Difficulty of be-
lieving.
rn^ar, va. To swallow; glut: ingulf— 'vr.
To dissemble; pocket an aflVont 7>*a-
gar el aneuelo, (Met) To allow one's
Mlfto be deceived.
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Tragixo, am^ A larga draught
Tragaz6n, ^ Gluttony. -
Trag^dU, ^ TrasMy; mournful treui
Farar en tragfdia^ To liave a latal Issua
Trag61afo, sm. Kind of animal between
it and deer.
ioam6nte, ad. Tragically.
goal
Trfgi'
TrAgico, ea, a. Tragic; oalamitoos.
Tngtcom6cUa, a/. Tragl-comedy. '
Tragicdmico, ca, a. TnigicomicaL
TrAgo, am. (Bot) Tragus; draught; calam-
i^, adversity. A' tragoa, By degiM^
alowly.
Trag6n, na, a. Gluttonous
Trag6n, am. Glutton.
Tragondzov la. o. A great glatton.
Tragoneria, Tragonia, »/. Gluttony.
Tragopana, Tragop4nade, ^. Fabulous bird.
Tragorigano^ am. (Bot) Tragorlganom iron-
wort
Traieidn. 4^ Treason, disloyalty. AUatrai'
cion, High treason. ^'lra»cion,TreaGh
erously.
Traicion6ro, ra, a. Treasonous^ [to place.
Traida, mC Fetching or carrying fi'om plaoi
Traido, da, a, Brought, fetohi^ ; used, sec-
ond-hand.
Traid6r, am. Traitor, betrayer.
Traid6r, ra, & Treacherous, fUthleaa, dis-
loyal, insidious.
Traiddra, ^ Traitress.
Traidoram6nte, ad. Treacherously.
Trailla, ^ Leash, laah ; packtiiread.
TrailUr, va. To level ground.
Tndna, ^ Train of gunpowder.
Traiiia, jf! Jack, a small bowl [cloth.
Traite, am. Act of raising a bur or nap on
Tr^Je, am. Garb, custom, clothes; mask;
pretence ; a complete dress of a womaD.
(Nau.) Trqje da mar. Slops.
Tri^e&r, va. To dress in a manner suited to
one's rank or condition.
Tndilla, ^f. A harrow without teeth flir ley-
elling ground.
Tr^in, am. Carringo, deportment
TnyinAnte, am. Carrier.
Tn^iniir, va. To transport goods ih>m placa
to place. (ColL) To fidget about
Tn||iaeria, 4/: Carrying trade.
Tru in6ro, am. Carrier.
Tngino, am. Transpordng of BserchandisSk
ThUio, am, (Bot) Pimpinolla.
Trdlhi, ^. Cord. [machination.'
Tr&ma, af. Weft or woof of cloth ; deoeitt
Tramador, ra, a. Weaver; pkHter; con-
triyer.
Tramir, va. To weave; plot; hatch.
TramSlla, ^ (Amor.) Twine.
Trimite, am. Path ; procedure.
Trimo, am. Piece, morsel ; piece of grca&d|
flight of stairai
Tram^o, am. Part of grain which the reap-
er holds in his band ; band for tying tht
sheaf; fHgfat, fear.
Tram6n, am. The shortest wool which rr-
maius in the comb during the combine
Tramontina, »/. The north wind ; vao^,
pride. Perd€r la tramatUana, To b»
come mad with passion.
Trnmontilno, no, a. Transmontana
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ftumootir, 9n. To pass to th« other side of
the inottiitsin&— «ci. To assist, relieTe.—
«r. To flscapo. [onft, artlfloe.
Trtmdys, »/, Mnchineiy nsed ia thestrw;
TramoTHta, mn. Tho maobinlst oi a tbeft-
tre ; impostor, awtndler.
TrAdnpa, f< Tnip, siuuro : fhuid, deceit 8i
hiMeea la trttmpa, Iffl^ would deereei.
Tramp&I, •m, Qnacmlre. [e/M-
Trampant6Jo, am. Triok pla^ before one*8
Tramp&zo, tm. The laat twbt of the cord
•ftoruire.
TranipeMl6r, ra, 9. Borrower, awlodler.
Traropu^, «». and a. To swindle; impose
upon. [fn an upper floor.
TratDpiIU» ^. A slight fraad ; watch-bole
Trampista, tm, Chen, swindler.
Tramp6eo^ sa, a. Deceitful.— «. Cheater,
swindler. [(Nan.) Croaa-bar.
Trinca, ^ Bar acrosa a door or window.
TrandMa,^/: Y. TrancQ and TraiummK
^aocido, 9tn, A small harpoon lur catch-
ing eeU.
Traooahilo, rniu Knot in thread.
Trancanilea, 9m. pk (Nait) Water-waja.
7Vatuxmile$ rmeitado* or inUrior49^
Under water-ways.
Tranc&r, Mk To barricade.
TranewH 9m. Blow with a bar.
Tr&nce, 9m. Peril, danger; the last stage of
life. A' todo trano9, Besolutely.
Trancenil, «m. A gold or silver hatband.
Tranchite, 9m. A broad, onrrated knife;
shoemaker*8 heel-knilh.
Trdnco, tm. A long stride ; threshold of a
door. A' tranoot, In hasto.
Trang&llo, 9m, Yoke fixed on shepherds*
do^* necks.
Tranqo6ra, ^ Palisade^ [window.
Tranqn^ro, 9m, Jamb or lintel of a door or
TranqniUundntc, ad. Quietly.
Tranqnilir, vo. To qolet, appease; balance
accounts. [ooropoanre.
Tranqnllid^d, ^. Tranquillity, rest, peace,
Tranqoiliz&r, 9a, To caJm, tranqniUizew
Tranqnilla, ^ A small bar; trap, snare.
Tranquill6n, 9m, MasUn, xneelln.
Tranqoilo, la, a. Tranquil, calm, quiet
TnuM, prep. (Lat) used in composition,
and slgnifylqff over, beyond.
Transaddn, ^Composition, a^nstment
Transalplno, na, a, TranssJpine.
Transdr, tm. (Amer.) Y. Ttaiulgir,
Tiansbordir, va. (Nan.) To tranship.
Transbdrdo, mn. Transhipment
Transcendoncta, 9f. Transcendency.
Traasoendentil, a, Transoondentu.
Transcend^nte, pa. Transcendent
Iranscenddr, va. and fi^ Y. Tnuoender.
Tranaoribir, ^a. To transcribe.
1 ranso&Tso, 9m. Process of time.
Trdnseat, Let it jMua [Sojourner.
Transe^nte, a. Transient; transitory.— «in.
lYansferidAr, ra, 9. Y. TroMjeridor.
Tnuuferir, ro. To remove, tranHKtrt (Law)
Transfer, convey.
Traosflgnrable, a. Ghangeableu
Transflgnracidn, ^f. Transflgnratlon.
Tranaflgnr6r, «a. To transfigure, tiansferm.
-«r. To be tnmjiagiirod.
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Transflxidn, 9f. Transflxion.
Transf izoL xa. a. lYansflxed.
Trsnaflorir. «& (Plet) To copy a Fletnrt
or drawing at a side light
Transflore^r, oo. To enamel. Inlay.
Transfoll^o, da, a, (Vet) Applied to to*
mora round a horse's legs. [morptiosl&
Transfbrmacl6n, 9f, Transformation, met&-
Transformad^r, ra, 9, Hetamorphoser.
Transft>rmamitot|r\ 9m, Transfermation.
Tranalbrmir, to. To transform ; tranaflgure.
—vr. To asstune different sentiments.
Transformativo, va, a. That possesses puw-
er to transferal.
Transfrfgir, ^a. To rub.
Transfretdno, na. a. Transmarine.
TransfretAr, «a. To cross an arm of the seib
Transfiiga, Traosffupo, srn. Deserter, AigitI v«^
Transfundir, xa. To transAise; communi-
cate, [tion.
Transftial6n, ^f. Transfhsion; communica-
Transgresldn, ^. Traosgresaion. Y. 7Va«-
grt9ion.
Tran«n«s6r, ra. «; Transgressor.
Trao9lci6n, tff. Transition. ravariclona.
Transido, da, a. Worn oot with anguish
Translgir, xa. To accommodate differences
compound.
Transitiible, a. Passable.
Transititr, vn. To pass by a place.
Transitivo, va. a. Transitive.
TWbisIto, 9m, Passage, transition ; inn ; road ,
death of holy persona.
Tranaitoriam6nte, ad. Transitorily.
Transtt6rIo, ria, a. Transitory.
Transladdn, ^. Translation, removal ; ver
slon; metaphor, [pliorloal; tr^nslatory
TransUticIo, cia, TransUto, ta, a. Meta
Transmarine, na, a. Transmarine.
Transmigraci6n, 9f. Transmigration.
Transmlgrir, tm«. To transmigrate. ^
Transmlsible, a, Y. Tra>imi9a>U,
Transmisldn, ^f. Transmission.
Transmitir, xa. To transfer, transmit
Transmontir, xa, Y. Tra9moniar,
Tranemutible, a. Transmutableu
Transmutaddn, ^f. Transmutation.
TransmnUir, xa. To transmute. Y. 7Va9>
miUar, [That whldi transmute*
Transmutativo, va, Transmntat6rio, ria, a.
Transpadino, na, a, Y. Tra9padano.
Tran8par6ncla, ^ Y. Tnuparmcia,
Transparent&rse, vr. To be transparent
Transpartote, a. Transparent rcbnrobea.
Transpar^nte, 9m. A glass window in
Transplr4ble, a, Transpireble.
Transplraddn, «iC Transpiration.
Transpirir, xn. To transpiro.
Transplantaddn, «^ (Prov.) Y. TraitplamU.
Transpltote, 9m V. Tra»plante,
Transportaeidn, ^ Transportation.
Transportaml^nto, 9m. Transportation.
Transportir, xck. To transport, convey.
Bttar tratuporiado con alffuna per^
9ona, To be wn^>t up with a person.—
XT, To be in a transport
Transport^ sm. Transport Scfjeldsiran^
pone^ (Nan.) Transport
Transportln, 9m, A thin, small maLtresa
(Vulg.) The posteriors.
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fnatpottddo, ^ TnuitpMltioii.
rmutermininto, jpo. Tranagreaslng tbe
UmltSk— «m. TntTeUiog flock of sheep.
Transtenninir, «A To pe« the llmlt> ; tres-
puB.
Tna8Q8taiidAoi6D, 4»! Transabttantlation.
TnmtiutandAl, a, ConTerted Into another
Bttbetaace.
TracsnstudAr, WL To trensabetantUteh
TraD6Terber«ci6n, «/. V. Tran^^krion,
TmuTerdU, a. TnmsTersaL Y. TVcutMreaf.
TransTenalmtete, ad. TnupnmaSly.
Trantv^no, aa, a. Tranaverae. [ertj.
Tr&naa, «< (Ptot.) Bale of a debtor^ prop-
Tranzadira, 4^ Knot of plaited oords or
ribbons. [aacttoo.
Tnuisir, 9a. To plait; braid; cat; aell at
Tranz6n, 9m. Part of a Ibreet 'which has
been cleared for IkieL
Tr^pa, f^ Noiae made bj stamping with the
^ ' ^ .vT^^j Kelfoving-Uckle.
M, SpUUng-linee.
»ive by artftil oontti-
deceit
f. Cheating. deceitfkiL
Waste-boolc
a. Impostor, sharper,
ter.
;ed, tattered.
ig with tbe feet ; de-
r, loquacity,
loqaacions; babble.
9. Loqaacions; bab-
paUar.
) Trapezium,
ibabited bj wooUen-
roollen-dr^)er*8 shop,
g in frippery.
r-milL TrapioKe ds
-milL (Gaba)AsmaU
tie rag;
> of a vnlgar woman ;
UM«» <««. .u^F^r, oiutar, or »alir tfe
irapaio, To be in dishabille.
Trapisdnda, ^Bnstle, noise.
Trapito, «iK V. Trapioo.
Tr&po, am. Cloth ; rag; sails of a ship. A'
todo trapo^ With all tbe might Foner
eomo tm trapo. To reprimand serercly.
Tr&qae, am. Crack, bursting noise. Tragus
barraqu€t (ColL) With whatever mo-
tive.
Tr&qaea, ^ Windpipe.
Traquew, int. To crack, make a noise.— «ci.
To handle much ; move to and fh>.
Traqate, «iru Noise of artifiolal fireworks;
the act of shaking or moving to and fro.
1^ao8c6te, tm. (Nan.) Trackscout
Traqaeteir, «a. To agitate, move to and lh>.
Traqaet6o, 9m. Shaking, concoasion.
Traqoiart^rla, 9f. Y. TVtiquea.
Traqoido, am. Repc^ of flre-ai
Traa, prm. After, behind, baaldea.
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TVa^ 9m, (ColL) Breech, bottom; cnsh
dash. TVoa, traa, Repeated strokes. jr<
teasr (tm qM6 parar^ T^ be extremely
poor. [reoeia^
Trasalc6ba, ^ Alcove behind the pnndpa!
Trasalplno, na, o. Y. TrQn9alpi$to.
Trasanteayte, ad. Y. ^ntsanieayar.
Trasafi^ Ja, a. Wine three yeara old.
Trisoa, ^f. (Prov.) Leather thong.
TrascAbo, 9m. Trip by which a wrtatlor
throwa hta antasoniat
Trasoant6n, 9m. Stone placed at tbe oorotsr
of a street; porter, ^ar iroaeoMlofS Tn
hide one's self behind a comer.
Trasoartirse, «r. To remain behind.
Traacartdn, 9m, Drawing of a winning card
after tbe game la lost
Trasoend^nda, ^. Y. Tra^n909ndmcia,
TrascendentAl, a. Y. Tran9C9nd4niaL
Trascend6nte,jKi.anda.Y. TraiMoendenU.
Trascend^, f>a. and «i. To transoend, go
beyond; riae above; eactend itself; emit
astronsodor; penetrate^
TrascendldOi da, a. and pp. of T)ra909nd9r.
Acute, endowed with great penetration.
TrascolAr, fMk (Med.) To strain. (OolL)To
paaa over a moantain.
Traaconcsjirse, vr. To sqoat: applied to
game: sheer off.
Trasoordirse, «r. To ibrget
Trasc6ro, am. Bpace in a charch at the back
of the choir. rbuttocka.
Trascorr&l, 9m. Back-yard. (Joa) Breech,
TrascaiUrto, 9m. Back-room.
Trascrlbir, «a. To traDSoribe, copy.
Trasciirso, am. Coarse or process of time.
Trasdoblad^ra, «< Treble.
Trasdobl^, va. To trebly.
Trasd6blo, 9m^ Treble^
Trasd^ 9m. (Arch.) Inner side of hewn
stones in bnildingaw
Traaegaddr, am. One who racks wlna.
Tras^^, to, and n. To overset, tarn topsy-
turvy.
Trase&alad6r, ra, 9. One who altera marka.
Traseilaliu', va. To alter a mark.
Trasdra, ^f. Back part; croup.
Tra86ro, ra, a. Bemainlng behind, cominf
after, hinder.
Tras^ro, 9m. Buttock, rump of animala.
Trasfbrid6r, am« Transferrer.
Traslbrir^ ro, Y. Tran^^rir.
Traaflgur&ble, a. Trasflgaraci6n, ^f. and
TrasiSguriU', to, Y. TVaiurfigurahU^
Transflguraeion^ and Tran^/tffurar.
Trasflxion, t^f. and Trasfixo, za» a. Y
TYansjMon^ and Traruijtao.
Trasflortf and Trasfloreiu', v€k. Y. TVan^
jU>rar and TroMftorear.
Trasfoj&r, fm. To run over tbe leaves of a
book. Y. Tra9hMar.
Traalbllido, da, a Y. Trwn^MaOa.
Tra8formad5n, 9f* Transibrmation.
Tra8formad6r. 9m. Y. Tranffin'mador.
Trasfbrmamitoto, am. Y. TVatf9nMk9ikm,
Trasformir. «& V. TVonj^brmar.
Traaibrmativo, va, A Y Trax^^prmtMm^
Trasfk^rtr, fMk Tb rub.
Trasfrwano, na, a. Transmarine.
Tr^ftaga, Tr&afUgo. am. Deserter, f^tlf«
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Thnfdndtcidn, ^ Tnnaftisioii. Y. Trans-
TrasAiDdir, t<u Y. Tram/tfvmMir,
Tnsftialdn, «ft TrtnaftiBlon.
Trfago, «mk Qoblln, sprite.
Tnagredir, «& T\> tranagresab
Tnsgresidn, ^f, TranagreflsIoD, crlmeu
Tra0gros6r, ra, %. Tnuugretsor. offeDder.
TrsBgaeAr, «n. To plav the hobgoblio.
rniBgadro, efn. One who imitates the trieki
of nobgobllnsL
Traabogn^ wk Iron plate at the back
of a flro-place; block of wood placed
against the wall to keep in the fire.
iMshogoidro, rst a. Idling aU daj bjr the
flrealde. [book.
JVash(^4r. eo. To ran orer the learee of a
Trasbominte, jkk and a. In Spain, abeep
pasturing north in summer and south in
winter. TyasAwnanieB, Travelling of
merino sheep.
TrasbumAr, vo. To drive sheep to or tnm
the rastare-|mands in spring and autumn.
Traslelgo, «nK Somoyal, tbe act of morlng
tbinos; of decanting liquors.
TrasUwlo^ ^'hi'* ^^'^^ meagrei
Trasu&r, «n. To grow tbin or meogrei
TrasLiddn, Trasladacidn, ^. Y. Traiu-
kuioiK
Traalad4nte, pa. Translating.
Itaelad&r, fo. To move, transport; trans-
late; transcribe.
TneUdo, an. A copy ; Imitation, likeness,
counterpart (Law) The act of deliver-
ing written ludidal proceedings to the
<iber partj, that on examination of tbem
lie may prepare bis answer.
Ti^apar, va. V. Solavar.
Traslaticiamtote, a<f. Metaphorlcallr.
liaslatlclo, cla. Traslato, ta, TraalaUTO, va,
a. Metaphorical
'Hwloir, va. To bestow fbbome praise.
Tcaslnddo, da, a» aadpjx of Tradudrte.
Transparent, pellucid.
TiQslnclente, a. Translaoent, transparent
T.*a8luclr8e, «r. To be transparent; oonjec-
tare. [dazzled bv excessive light
l\aslumbrami^to, «m. The state of being
Ttaslumbrirse, vr. To be dazzled ; vanish,
disappear.
Thulnz, em. LIcbt which passes through a
transparent body. (Pict) Transverse
Ilgbt [hammer.
TrasmAlIo, sm. Trammel; iron handle of a
Xrasmino. 9m. Second pUyer at a game of
cards. ^'ira«man<;s Out ofthe right way.
Trasmaftftna, ^. The dav after to-morrow.
Trasmaiino, na, a. Y. T^ntmaHno.
TrasmatAr, va. To survive; outlive.
Trasmlgradto, ^Y. Tranmnigracion.
Trasmigr&r, «a. V. 'J^HUitmigrar.
Trasminir, va. To undermine, excavate.—
vn. To emit a strong scent— «r. To pierce,
penetrate.
TnMmisible, & TransmMve.
Trasmisl6n, tf. Y. TrantmUiUnu
Tnsmitido, da, a. Transmitted.
Tmasmltir, va, (Law) Y. TrarmMtir.
XrasmontAr, va. To pass tc the other side
of the mountain. Y. Tramoniar.
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Trasm^ta, ^f. (Prov.) After wine, made by
water poured on the pressed gn^ea.
Trasmudftr, va. To remove, transport;
change the affsctions; convert; turs
topsy-turvy.
Trasmut^l^ a. Y. TrammnvUMe.
Trasmutaddn, «^ Y. TrantmMtacion.
Trasmutiir, va. To alter, transmute, convert.
TraamntAtivo, va, Trasmutat6rio, xia, a. Y.
TranmMUatiwK
Trasnochida, qf. Last night ; nights watch ;
night's attack; wateb, the act of watch-
ing a whole night [watching.
TnumochAdo, da, a. Fatigued l^om night*
Trasnochad6r, tLs. Night-watober.
Trasnochir, vn. To sit up a whole night
Trasnombrir, va. To misname^
Trasnomlnaddn, ^f. Y. Metonimia,
Trasoir, va. To mUanderstand.
lIvsqlAdo. da, a. Emadated, worn o«t,
hftvlng sunxen eves.
Trasofi^r, vn. To dream.
Traspteina, ^ Back page.
Traspalar, va. To shovel ; remove ; clear the
ground of grass. [mislay.
Traspapolilrse, vr. and a. To be mislaid;
Trasparancia, ^f. Transparency.
Trasparentirse, vr. Y. Tranaparentarse.
Traspar^nte, a. Y. TranfparenU.
Traspasacl6n, ^ (Law) Oonvejance.
TraspasAdo, da, a. Transfixed, conveyed.
Traspasamitoto, em. Transgression; tres*
pass; transfer; grieC
TraspaMr, vn. To pass over; cross; be
afflicted. — va. To remove, transport;
transfix ; croes a river ; repass ; tcansf^eae;
trespass; transfer.
TraspSso, em. Gonvejance, transfer; grieA
anguish : trespass. For H traspaao^ For
the good-wilL [bow.
Traepecbo, w\ Bone on the back of a erose-
Traspeinir, va. To comb again.
Traspi6, em. Trin, a wrestler's trick. Schar
or dar tramples. To supplant by artifice.
To slip, stamble.
Traspillarse, vr. To be emaciated.
Traspintir, va. To know ft-om the cards
drawn those that are to follow.— «r. To
be dlsrapolnted.
Traspir&ble, a. Transpirable.
Traspiraddn, tf. Transpiration.
Traspir&r, Mr. V. Tran^pirar.
Trasplantacl6n, «/ (Prov.) Y. TraaplanXs.
Trasplantdr, va. To transplant, migrate.
Traspltoto. sm. TranspUnUtlon.
Trasponed6r, ra, 9. Transplanter.
Traspon^r, va. To transpose, transport;
hide, conceal; transplant— «r. To b«
drowsy.
Traspontin, 9m. (CoIL) Y. TVoasro.
Tra^rtaci6n, tf. Transportation, convey
anoe, removal. [Fit, ecstasy, rapture
Trasportamidnto, 9m, Y. TnupoHaoUm.
Tra4>ortlr, va, Y. Tran9portar,
Trasp6rte, am. Y. Transporte.
Trasportin, 9m. Y. Transportin,
Trasposlcion, y! Transposition.
Traspu6sta, 4<^ Transport, removal: iU^
disappearance; back-yard; back-door
ont-offlces of a dwolllng-hoase.
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rrM|Ni£tto, ta,mK TraasportAd.
Traaqa^ro, «fik Jbeatber^atter. [irtiorn.
TrMqolladdro, 9m. Plaoe where sheep are
Traaqalladdr, rnn. Shearer.
Trasqailadora, ^. Shearing.
Trasquilir, va. To shear sheep; eat the
hair in an irregular manner ; dip, cortaiL
Traaqallina^bo, cha, & (CoU.) Close shorn
or cropped. [quilon^ Irregnhirlj.
Trasqaif6n, urn. Oat of the shears. A' trot-
Ti&sto, sm. Fret pr finger key of a cuitar;
a small enp or klam. (Prov.) Y. Tratto.
Sin tnuU9^ Withoat head or tail Dar
al tratte eon IO0 negocio^, (Ooll.) To fhiL
Traste4do^ «m. Namber ot strings tied
roand a gattar^ neck.
Trasteaddr, ra, t. A noisy fellow, a dtstarber ;
annoyance. [er on the gnltar.
Trasteantcpa. and a. A dexterous perlbrm-
Trasteib-, va. To tie frets round ttie handle
of a guitar; remove fhmiture; play well
on the guitar; talk In a lively manner.
Tra8t^)ad6r« sm. Tiler.
Trast^Ora. ^. V. TraM^o.
Trastejiir, «a. To tile: repair. Por aqu'i
tra«ieifan, Thither they repair.
Trast^o, «m. Tiling ; any uninterrapted and
disorderlv motion.
Trastera, ^. Lomber-room.
Trasteria, tf. Heap of lumber. Tminanie.
Trastermin&nte, p<k and •m. Y. Trantt^r-
Trastormin&r, va. Y. TrawtUrmiwir.
Trastee&do, da, a. Solid, tight
Trastiftnda, ^ Back-room of a shop; pni-
donoe, forecast.
Triisto, «m. Pomttare, movables; Insgage.
Trattot ds cocina ds Jterro^ Kitchen
utensils of hollow-ware. Useless person.
TVcMtM, Usefhl arm^ as sword, dagger, Ac
Trastom&ble, a. Movable; fickle.
Trastomaddr, ra, 9, Disturber; subverter.
Traatomadura, */. Overturning. [Ing.
TrastomamiSnto, am. Overturning, Invert-
Trastomir, do. To overthrow, reverse, over-
turn; crush; confbse; persuade.
Tra8t6mo.«nk Overthrow, overturn.
Trastrabido, da, a A horse whose tu hind
foot and near fore foot are white.
Trastrigo, sm. (Prov.) Wheat of the beet
quality.
Trastrooaml«^to, «m. Transpoeltion.
Trastrocdr, «<?. To invert or change the
order of things. [transposition.
Tra$tru6co, Trastmdque, tm. Inversion,
Trastu^lo, am, dim. A useless person.
Trastumbir, vn. To overturn, overset
Tresudir, «a. To sweat, perroirei
l^asaddr, $m. A gentle swsm.
Trasuntiir, va. To copy ; abridge. '
Tiasuntlvam^nte, ad. Compendiously.
TnMOnto, am. Copy, transonpt; likeness.
Trasu8tancfaMH6n,j^ Transnbstantiation.
Trasustandil, a, Y. TranaubMancial.
Trasustandir, va. Y. Tranauatanciar.
TrasvenArse, «r. To be forced out of the
veins: applied to blood; be spilled.
Trasverberacl^n, af. V. Trawj/utian,
frasversily a. Transversal
Trasversalm6nte, ad. Transversely.
trasv6rso, sa, a. Transverse.
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Trasvert6r, vn. To overflow
Trasvini^rse, «r. To leak e.4: appUed tr
wine; be guessed or surmised.
TrasvoUr, vr^ To fly across.
TraUble, a. Tractable, ductile; kindly.
Tratadico, Ulu tto^ am. dim. A brief tract 01
treatise^
Tratadlsta, a. oam. Antbor of treatiaea.
Tratddo, am. Treaty, co&venttoa, comp«ot»
trsatisei
Trataddr. ra, a. Mediator, umpire^
Tratamiento, am. Treatment, oaage; i^
of address.
Trat&nte, «m. Dealer in proTiaiona. TfCh
ianta ds cabaUoa, Horse-dealer.— pa*
Treating.
Trat^, va. To treat, dlsenss: confer, eon*
suit; trade; manage; conduet; study.—
«r. To entertain a friendly intercourse;
live well or ill Tratar verdad, To lovo
truth. Traiar da hacar una ooaa^ To
be resolved upon doing; Tanar tratado.
To have engiged.
TratUlo, am. dim. A peddling trade.
Trato, am. Treatment; behavior; manner,
address; pact, agreement; trei^; trade,
traffic; fneodly intereonne; g^Iantry;
treachery; prayer. Tmar traio da ff en-
tea^ To he accustomed to good society.
Traversa, ^ (Nan.) Back-sUy.
Travte, am. Inclination, Mas; mlsfoitano,
adversity. (Fort) Traverse. J>a travaa
or al travaat Across, athwart Par M
tratea. (Nau.) On the beam. Por la
proa ad travaa^ Before the beaoL Por
la papa drl travaa^ Abaft the beam.
Por el travea da laa harbaa. Athwart
hawse.
TnivesAfio, am. Cross-timber; transom ; loan
bolster of a bed.
Treves^, ra To cross. Y. Atravaaar,
TniveJ«cAr, vn. To traverse; jest, joke; be-
have Improperly.
Travesero, am. Bolster of a bed ; transom.
Traves^ro, ra, a. Transverse, across. Flau
(a traveaara, A German flute.
Travesia, af. Oblique or transverse poeltioa;
road, passase; cross-road. ITacar buewk
truv^'ta^ (riau.) To have a flne passage.
Fortification with traverses; side wind.
Travesio, la, a, IVaversing; transverse, oh
liqno.
Travesio, am. Crossing-place.
Travestldo, a. Disguised.
TravesAra, a/ Trick, wile: prank; joggle;
lively fimcy: obscenity, knavery.
Travi«Sea, a/. Oollque poeltion, passaffe. Y.
T/nvaa'M. Wager laid by bvstandersi
Travi6so, sa, a. Transverse, obliquo: rest-
leas; noisy; mischievous; lively; iew4
Traydnto. pa. Bringing, oarrying;
Traxa, a/ Outline; plan, scheme, project;
manner, means; arrangement; appear-
ance, aspect
Traz&do, da, a. Traced, outlined. Bien ot
mal traaado^ Person ot a good or bad
disposition or figure. [Inventor
Trazaddr, ra. a. Planner, aketcher, contriver,
TrazAr, ra To contrive, devise, plan on^
project; trace; draw the ontlinea.
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Mso, vtK Sketch, plan, design, project;
moaJdliig. Tra»o€^ Folds of dnpery.
Tmamtoe, «r. To leak, ooze.
TreMlla, ^. Sauce for geese.
Tr6bedee, << oL Treret. a tripod.
Trel^kk, •»». Top, pIa3rthlDg; ftiii,Jest, Jokei
•"•pL Im^HemeutA of an art or trade.
Trebelliinica or Cuarta TreboH&nlca, «/ The
foortli part of an estate, to be deducted bj
the fldudarr hoir. Frock.
Trubol, «m. (Bot) Trefoil, clover; sham-
Ti6ce, <!. Thirteen. JS^tarw en nts trees^
To persist or execute with perseTerance.
Trooemealno, na, a^ Of thirteen months.
Traeenirks mt. Narober of thirteen days
dedicated to an object
Treotoo, na, a. Thhrteenth.
TrecMmo, ma, a. Thirtieth.
Treeli^l, a, C^t) Bed or brown -wheat
Trinbo, sm. Space, distance of time or place.
A' treoko% Bj intervals. IM trecho en
trechOt At certain distances.
TredtotM, tas, a. Three hundred.
Tr6fo, a. Lean, tliin ; 8pnrioa&
Trigna, 4< Truce; repose.
Tretata, a. Thirty.
Treintan&rio, Trelntenlvlo, em. Space ot
thir^ days ; a trentaL
TreintaA&l, a. Containing thirty years.
Treint^na, ^ The thirtieth part
Trelnttoo. na. a. Thirtieth.
Tr^ ef. Mode of playing at billiards.
TremaM «»^ V. lYemedak
Tremeb&ndo, da, a. DreadfoL
TromediU, em. Quagmire, marsh, morasB^
Trem6ndo, da, a. Tremendous; awfUL
Tremdnte, pa. Trembling.
Trementina,^ Turpentine.
Trem^, vn. To tremble.
Trem6iL Tremesino, na, a. Three months old.
Troml6%a, ^. (Ichth.) Cramp-flsh.
Tremb, em, Andent gold ooin.
Tremd, em^ A pier glass.
TremoI6nte, pa. Waving in the air.
TremoUr, «a. and m. (Nan.) To hoist the
colors. To shiver; wave In the air.
Tranolina,V^£astlingoftb«wind; bustle,
DOtoCk
Trem6r, em. Trembling.
Tr6muhundnte, ad. Tremblingly.
TremnUnte, TremuI6nto, ta, a. V. TYimula.
Trtomlo, h^ a. Tremulous, quivering.
rren, «n. Train, retinue ; show, ostentation.
Tren de una Citw^ llonsehold furniture.
IWna, ^f. Scarf; sash; garland of flowers;
Jail; burnt silver.
Trenado, da. <i. Reticulated.
Trenca, ^. Pieces of wood put across In a
bee-hive. Meieree haeta Ute treneae en
alffun negoeia^ To be deeply implicated
in an affidr. rgamished with Jewels
TrenoelluL em. Hatband of gold or silver,
Trendca, ita, •/. dim, of Trenea.
Trencilla, ^. Braid.
TreBdllir, «a To ftamlsh with a trenciUo.
TrencUIo, em, V. TreneelUn.
Tren60| fm^ Sledge^ V. THneo.
TriooM, ffik pk Lamentations.
Tr^iMuei, em, (Prev.) Mole or bank to turn
off the current of a river.
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Trdnza, ff. Braided hair, braid.
Trenzadera, ^. Tape. V. Traneadera.
Trenzado, em. Braided hair.
Trenz^, wt. To braid the hair.
Tr^ em, (Nau.} Cross-Jack salL
TrciM. ff. Climblnc* ornamental edging li
clothes. (Coll.) Flogging, beating; Tre-
pan^ Artftil tricks.
Trepacabdllos, em, (Bot) Star-thistle.
Trepddo, da, a. Strong, robust
Trepddo, em. Edging on clothes.
Trepaddr, ra, em, A climbing place.— A
Climber.
Trepanur, va. To trepan.
Trcpano, em. (Surg.) Trepan. Borer ; moaM
or fhune in paper-mills.
Trep&nte, a. Wily, crafty.
TrepAr, wu To climb, crawL — to. To tre-
pan: ornament with edging.
Trepidadon, ^f. Dread, fear, trepidatloo.
Trepid&nte, a. V. Temeroeo and Tremtdo,
Trepldo, da. a. Tremulous. [three spots.
Tree, a and & Three; third; a card with
Tresafiejo, Ja, a. Three years old.
TresdoblAr, ua. To triple.
Tresd6ble, em. Threefold.
TresUlo, ern. Ombre, a game played by three.
Tresmeuno, na, a. Y. Trem^eino.
TresnAI, em. Triangcdar plots of ground di9>
posed for irrigation.
TresquiUulcro, eiik(Prov.) Shcartng-place.
Tresquilad^ra, «/ V. TraeguUadura.
TrosquIlAr, co. (Prov.) To shear. V. TVos-
qiular,
TrcstAnto, ad. Three times as much.
Xr^ta. V^ Thrust in fencing; trick, vrWt,
enh,
TroMo, em. V. Cataetro.
Trezn^, ra, (Prov.) V. Atreenalar,
Tria, Bf, Frequent entering and going out ol
bees in a strong hive.
Triilca. ^f. Theriaca, treade.
Triacdl, a« TheriacaL
TrianguUUlo, da. a. In the shape of a triangle.
Triangnldr, a. TrtanguUur.
Tridngulo, hi, a. Triangular.
Tri&ugulo. em. Triangle. THdngtUo cua-
drantaif Spheric triangle.
Triaqu6ra, HjCVeaaei for medicine.
Triaqu6ro, em. Chemist and druggist
Triir, on. To go out and in frequently ; to
work, as bees. [a reserve corps in rear.
Triivlo, em. Veteran Boman soldier forming
Trib&quio, em. Foot of Latin verse.
Trib6n,«n. A triangular musical Instrument
Tribn. e. com. Tribe.
Tribulr, va. To attribute.
Tribuladdn, ft/. Tribulation.
Tribul&ntciMX. Afflicting.
Tribul&r, va. To afflict
Tribulo, »m. (Bot) Caltrop. runai
Tribfina, a/ Kostrum ; church-gallery; wib-
TribunMo, em, Tribuneship. Ttloei
Tribun^ em. Hall or tribunal, court of jus
TribunAli (Pro), ad. Pro tribunali, Ded
dvely.
Tribunido, da. a. V. Tribimico,
Trib&no, sm. Tribune.
Tribatad6n, ef Contribution. (• trevet
Tributir, va. To pay taxes ; homtgo ; pnt o%
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rrlbaUrlo, rta. a. Tribatuy.
rrfb6to, Ml. TuCl<^°^1>°^o°! tribat«.
Trloa, TricM, «; (Prov.) Qolbblea, sopbisma.
TrioenAl, a. CoDonaing tblrtj yean.
Trioeat^sinKS ma, a. (x>iitaixiiiig three hun-
dred.
TrioAelmo, ma, a. Thirtieth.
Tricipete, a. Three-headed.
TrtcltnlOi, «m. (Antiq.) TricUolvic
Triooldr, a. Tri-oolored.
Trlc6me, a. Three-homed.
TridSnte. a. Trident— em. Ftah-hook.
Tridentifero, ra, a. TridentlTeroas.
Trido,&Tride.
Trldoino, na. a. Tertian. '
Trklao, MM. 8paoe of three d^a.
THenO, Tri^o, Trieftil, a, iViennf aL
Trif&uce, a. Three-throated.
Trifldo^ da, a. (Poet) Trifid.
Trtf^llo, «m. TrefolL
Trlf6rme, a. Trifonn.
TVl^unia, </! Trlgamy; haying three hos-
banda or three wivea. [married.
Trigamo^ ma, am, and / Trlgamooa, thrice
Trigiza, 4< Short straw of wheat
Trigteimo, ma, a. Thirtieth.
Trf^ ^, Bed aur-mullet, gurnet
TrigUfo, am. Trlglyph.
Trigo,am. (Bot) Wheat Triffo eatuUal,
fMUndanOt treme$f tremeainOy piehe,
U^ blangwUla, or mnbrUla^ Bnnmier
wheat TriaofnoehOfpelany tin arista^
Hn raspa. OAomorro, or toaaeo, Lammas
wheat 2Hgo d6 Iqb indiati Y. Maia.
Eoharpor etot Irigoty To speak wtthoat
thinking THffoa, Crops; oom-fleld&
'MffiHio, em. (Astr.) Three eelestlal signs.
(Oeom.) Sadios of the signs.
Trigonometria, ^ Trigonometry.
Trigonom6trioo, ca, a. Trigonometrical.
Trign6flo, fia, a. Brownish, [canary-seod.
Trlgufea, <^ (Bot) Common wbeat-graaa ;
Trlgu6ro, ra, & Growing among wheat
Trlffu^ am. Sieve for com ; com-mer>
chant; iUIow-flnch.
Trllat^ko, ra, o. TrUateraL
TriUngUe, a, Trillnsuar.
TrfUa, iff. (Ichth.) Bed snr-mnllet, gonmet;
a harrow for separating com Prom chaff;
thrashing. [fVom chaff.
Trillad6ra, ^ A harrow to separate com
TrillAdo^ da, a. Thrashed, beaten ; trite,
stale. Camtno triUado^ Beaten track.
TriUad6r, «m. Thrasher.
Trilladfira, ^ Thrashing (frequent
TriH4r, «(t To thrash com; beat, abuse;
Trillou am. A thrashing-harrow.
Trimtetro, am. A quarter.
TrlmiAlga, ^ Y. Ibrp^do.
TrinMo, tm. TrilL quavM', tremulous sound.
TrinAr, mk To trill, quaver; speak tremu-
lously.
T^inea, 4^ Assemblage of three of the same
dftts or description. (Nau.) Any oord
used for making fost A* la trinea,
Cloee-hauled. Jrinooi, Sehdnga. TWn-
ooa d4l baupr^a, Qammoning of the
bowrarit
IVlneana, f^ (Nau.) Close-hiteh.
rrincaflir.va (Nau.)TomarL
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Trincapifidnea, an. (CoU.) Bakei
Trincir. vck To break, chop; leap. skip.
(Nau.) To keep cloae to the wtaid. 7Hf»*
ear lot eaboa. To Ihslen the np&^m^
Trinoar lat puMias, (Nan.) To bar to
the port-Uds. [knife.
Trlnch&nte, wk Carver at table; canring-
Trinchib>, «& To carve.
Trinoh^ ^ (Fort) Trench, tntreneh-
ment, ditch. Hamal <f« tHnck^ra^
(Fort) Boyau.
Trincher&r, «t (Port) Y. Atrimch^rar,
Trinchiro, miK A plate; a trencher.
Trincherdn, am. A laige plate or Y>latter.
Trlnchite, am. Shoemaker's paring^luiifo;
stone-cutter^s chisel. Y. TraneMai
Trinooa, am. (Om.) Kind of stork like a
Trin^ am. Sledge, sled.
Trinldid, 4< The Trinity. Mftaraaamtri-
nidadaa, To endeavor to And out what la
impossible to be known.
TrUdMrkcrla, a. and a. Trinitarian. (Mcx.)
A member of a aodety hired to carry the
corpse and accompany the fhnenl pro-
cession, (cei-me-oot
Trinltiila, a/ (Bot) Pansy, hearth' ease, tof
Trino, na, a. Containing three distinct
thingii
Trlno, am, (Astr.) Trine ; trilL [ibreeail
Trinqueti^ a/. (Nau.) Sailing under ttaa
Trinqu6te, am. (Nau.) Foremast, foresafl.
TrinqaetUla, qf. (Nau.) Fore sCay-aaiL
Trio, am. Working of bees in a hive ; trio.
Tri^nea, am. (Astr.) Stars, eaUed Charlesli
Wain.
Tri^rque, mn. (Ora.) Triorchea.
Tripa, 4/: Out, tripe, Iniestineu TVipaa
para longaniaaa, Hogs* casings for aaa-
sages. Tripaa^ Core of fruit; bowek.
Tripaa <fe tabaeOf Ftileni. Jiaaar da
tripaa earaaon^ To pludc up heart
Tripartido, da, a. and pp. of THparUti
Tripartite.
Trtpartir, va. To divide into three parta.
Tripiutoa, am. Pulley with three sheavesi
Tripe, am. Shag, kind of woolleB doth
Tripa pora aljbmbraa, (Amer.) Bros
sels carpeting.
Triperia, af. A pork-store.
Trip^ro, ra, a. Fork-seller. [warm
Trip6ro. am. Woollen belt to keep the belly
Trfp^talo. U, a. (Bot) Tripetaloas.
Triplcallero, ra, a. Dealer in tripea.
Tripltrdpe, am. (ColL) Heap of old fonltnre
and lumber; confhslon of thoughts of
ideas. [bowela
Tripltr^pa, t^ (Coll) Convulsion of the
Triple, a. Triple, treble.
TripIIca, if. (Law)JU)foinder.
TripllcAdo, da, a. TripUoatci
TripUcir, va. To freUe, triple. (U%
Prov.) To n^oln.
Triplloe, & 'treble, triple.
TripUddM, ^ TripUdty.
Triplok la. Ok Treble, triple.
Trtpoda, Trlpode, a. Tripod, trerac
TripoU^Tfiroly.
Trtp6uo, am, (Bot) Sea etarwort
Trip6n, na, a. Qnrbellled.
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Triptdngo, 9m^ Triphthong.
THp6dio, 9m. Daooe, ball.
Trlpddo, da, a. Oorbollled.
Tripalaei6D« ^. (Nan.) Crew of a ship.
TripttlMo, CM, a. (Nan.) Manned, aqnipped.
Tripolir, ofk (Nan.) To man ships; lit ont
Triqutfla^K ^. (Ck>ll.) Cheat, fhuid.
Trtqaitriqne, Mk Crack, dack, daabing;
Ore-cracker.
fVirtaie, ^ (Nan.) Trireme.
Triik «m. Noise made bj the breaking of
glass ; trice, an instant. JMar en un
trit. To be within an ace.
Trta% ^. (Ichth.) V. SAIkUo.
Tris^o, smw Trisagion, doxology.
THs^nia. ^ Triumvhrate.
Trtsca, «< Noise, fMtlrltj, fkuu [son.
Triscador, ra, s. A noisy or turbulent per*
Trisci^ vn. To caper, Msk about, flroUci—
«A To mix. V. Trabar, [P«rti^
Trt8ee4r, «& To divide into three equal
Trisecddn, f< Trisection.
Trisilabo, ba, a. TrisyUabicaL
mrfatMiOv eha, a. lielanolioly.
Tkiste, a. BoRowftal, mouroAil, gloomy, ab-
Trlatiga, ^ (Pror.) Sbora, drain, oonduit
Trist6uL^ Orie( sorrow, gloom; depres-
sion of spirits. Morir90 d4 triMata^ To
be broken-hearted. [ing repetiaoa
Tristria, sm. V. rrosiroA (Ooll*) I>iBgu^
TrisAloo, ca, & Trisulc.
Tritelsmo, sm. Tritheism.
Triticeo, ea, & Tritloean, wbeaten.
Trit6n, sm. (Myth.) Triton. •
Trit6no, »A. (Mua.) Tritone^
Trituiible, a. (Little us.) Tritnrableu
Trituaddn, s^ Trituration.
TritorAr. «a^ To tritnratew
'Mnnflid6r, ra, «. Triomphei;
Trinnttl, a Triumphal
Trinnfftnte, a, and pck Triumphant
lV10]iftr,«N. To conquer; triumph; eznit;
trump at cardu
TriAnftNSnK Triumph, Tlotory; conquest;
eznltatlOD; trump-card.
TriunTlrito, wk Triumvirate.
Triunviro, sm. Triumvir.
TrivUU, <K Trivial Tulgar, common.
Trivialidid, »/, OVividnesa, tritoneea; vul-
garity; idleness.
Trivialmtote, wL Trivially.
TriTlo,siik Cross-road.
Triuk^Mite. (Nan.) Cord, rope.
Trocabie, a. (jhangeablo.
Troeadara6nte, ad, Contrarily.
Troe4do,sm. Change.
TroeAdo, da, Ow CbMged, permuted.
Trocaddr, ra, «. Changer.
Trocaico, Ok lYochala
Trodur, va. To ezobanM, barter; equivo-
cate; vomit.— «r. To be reformed,
rrodu'. arn. (SnrgO Trocar,
rrocatmta, 4< (Ck>U.) A sad or uninten-
tional mistake ; a ridioulona barter.
TVocandnte^ tnt. Changing color.
Troo^ mn, (Nau.) Parrel [road.
Tr^cba, tf, A narrow aath aorose a high
Troebem«ohe (A'), ad. Aelter-ekekcr, pdk-
mell.
TRO
Troohu^la, ff. dim. A liUk) path.
TrocisoAr, fXk To make txoches or leaeoges
Trocisoo, sm. Lozenge.
Tr6cla, »/. V. Polea.
Tr6co, tn. (lohth.) V. JTnado.
TroMsta, rnn, Cgnqoeror.
Trofto, sm. Trophy, colors; victory; pa*
geant 2VqA»s, Trophtea.
Tro^odita, 9m, Troglodyte, voracious eater.
Trq^Ado, da, a. Contained in a knapsack.
Tr6jo, Trq), ^f. Oranaiy, mow ; the chureh
and its congTMiation.
Troiecllla, ^. (Dim.) A small granary.
TroJedUo, sm. A kind of cradle-flMhioned
brick bedstead of the Franciscan (Har.
TroJ^ sm. Granary or store keeper.
Trompa, ^. Trumpet, horn ; trunk of an
elephant ; a large top. Trcmpa </« eata^
A hunting-horn. Trompa marina, A
marine trumpet (Ichth.) Trumpeter;
trumpet-shell ^' frompa y lo^o, Hel-
ter-skelter. [Aral of another vessel
TrompAda, f< Fisty-cnllL (Nau.) Falling
TrompAr, «n. To whip a top.
TrompAao, sm^ Bk>w with a top or trum-
pet; ds^-enff; misfortune, aoddsnt
TVompeAr, wi. To whin a top, play at chess.
TrompArov sm^ Top-msker; cheat, imposUM'.
TrompAro, ra, a. False, deceiving.
TrorapAta,9C Trumpet; trumpet^heH Po-
hf trompHa^ An idle prattler.— sm.
Trumpeter. [trumpet
TrompetAso, 9m, (Little ns.) Stroke with a
TrompeteAr, en. (Coll) To sound the trum-
pet
Trompetetia, i/, PIPM of an organ.
TrompetAro, 9m, Trumpeter, tiom-blower ;
trumpet-maker.
TrompetiUa, ^, (Dim.) A small trumpet
Hearing^tmmpet ; trunk or sting ef in
sects.
TrompicAr, vn. and a. To stumble, Mter,
trip; obtain irregularly an employment
Trompico, Ito, 9m. dim, A small top.
TrompicAn, 9m, Stumbling Y. Trop^aon
TrompilU, ^f, A small trumpet or bom.
TrompQlAr, 9n. To stumble; lUter.
TrAmpo, 9m. Man at chess; whipping-top
Ponsrss como un trompOy (Met) To ea.
or drink to satiety.
TrompAn. sm. A bts whipping-top : a b!ow
in the faocL J>9 irompon. In a disorde^
1^ manner.
Tron, sm. (Coll) Report of flre-srmflL
TronAda, t{f. Thunderstorm. [et
TronadAr, ra, 9. Thundering ; erackoi^ roek-
TronAnte, pa. Thundering.
TronAr, tn. To thunder, fhlmlnate. Per 2n
qmpueda trommr^ For what may h^ipen.
TnuuM, a, BeUting to the trunk.
TronealidAd, «/ linage. [rupt
TroncAr, va. To truncate, mutihOe; ioter-
TronehAdo, a. (BUs.) A shield havtag a
diagonal bar. [chop oft
TronchAr, va. To cut by the trunk or root,
T^ndiAscs sm« A Utfge stalk; ablow wlUi a
stalk or stem.
TVAnoho, 9m, Sprig, stem, or stalk, [stalk.
Tronohfido, da, a. Having a long stem of
TrAnoo,fm»Trunkofatree; alc^ofwood
Digitized by VjOOQlC
TEO
stook; tnink of an Anlmftl; an iUiterate
pcnoc : hind pair of horaea fn a coach.
Sitar McAo uh tronoo, To be bereft of
feeling.
Trdnco, ca, a. Truncated, mutilated.
Tronc6n,-«mk A large atalk ; a large log of
wood.
Tron^ »/. (Qonn.) Embraanre of a bat^
tery. (Nan.) Loophole; louTor; dormer;
ahamm^acamin nlkiw; sqalb. Tron^
fviA, Holes and pockets of truck and bil-
liard tables : openings.
Tronerir, ««. V. Atronsrar.
Troneriilk 4/ din^ of Troiutra,
Trungm, nf. (Low) A proeUtnte.
Tronido, Sfik Thunder.
Tronit6so, sa, a. (CoIL) Besonnding.
Trdno, em. Throne ; royal dignity.
Troiu]nista« tm. Coachman that drtrcs a
pair of horses.
Tronquito, em. dim. of Tronco.
TronxAr, «& To shatter ; pisit [off.
Tr6nzo, xa, <i. Having one or both ears cut
^dpa, «f. Troop; crowd; heap or mass;
crew; beat to armsw Tropa 04 maHmt^
Marines. En tropa^ In crowds.
Trop61, mn. Noise br a quick movement of
the feet; harry, bustle, coafhsion ; heap
of things; crowd. i>e tropM^ Tamultn-
ousIt. [sion, ii^usttoe, outnge.
Tropelia, itf. Precipitation, hurry; opprea-
TropellAr, ffo, (Pruv.) To trample.
Tropeiad^ro, 4nL Any stmnbling place; a
bed road or path.
Tropezido, da, a. Btnmblod, obstructed.
Tropezad6r, ra, «. Tripper. [tangling
Tropezadiira, ^ Stumbling, obstruoUng, en-
Tropezir, wk and fk To stumble ; be ob-
strueted ; slip Into crimca or binnders;
wrangle ; discover a fliult or defect— «r.
To stumble. Sin tropetar en barraty
Inconsiderately.
Tropez^n, na, a. Stumbling, tripping. A'
tropeaanet. With a Tariety of obatnio-
tions.
Tropesdn, tnK Tripping: [con,
Tropezoncioo, Ulo, ito, em. dim. of TVope-
Tropez6eo, sa, a. Ant to stumble er tripw
TnSpico, em. (Ast) Tropic
Trdploo, ca, a, (Ast) Tropical
Tropl^ em. Stumble, trip; obstacle, Im-
pediment; slipffhnlt; dlmculty; quarrel.
Tropins, ^ dim, A small body of troops.
Tr6po.emw (Bhet) Trope.
Tropologia, 4^ Tropology, a moral discourse.
Tmpoldgico, ca, a. TropologicaL
Troqn6L em. Die, in which a hollow iigure
is engraved. [poetry.
Troqueo, em. Trochee, a ibot in Latin
rroqulllo, tm. (Arch.) Trochilus, concave
moulding next tho torua.
Trotida, ^f. Stretch, route.
Trotad6r, nLe, Trotter.
Trot&r, en. To trot ; be In baste.— eo. To
make a horse trot.
Tr6te, mn. Trot A' iroU. In a trot; In
haste Tomar el trote^ To rui away.
Tb>tiUo, em. dim, A light trot
IVot^n, na, a. Trotticc high.
Trot^D, mn. Y. CabaUa,
42a
TUU
Trotonerla. •/. A continual trot
Tr6va, •/. Metrical coropoaltioD ; parody.
Trovador, ra. A Troubadour, poet
TrovAr, 9a. (Prov.) To find by ehanoe ; ▼er»
sUy; imitate a metrical composition by
turning It to another sulj^; penreit
the sense of a thing.
Trovista, am. Finder; verslfler.
Trox, tf. V. Trcj.
Tr6ya, «/ Troy. A(pti fiU Troya, Hen
was Troy : applied to the site of a mem»>
rable place.
Troy&no, na, a. Troffin.
Tr6za, ef. (Nan.) Parrel ; tmnk of a tret
sawn )nto boards.
Troz6o, em, (Nan.) Rope which keeps the
yard firm to a mast
Tr6zo. em. Piece of a thing cut oft (Nan.)
Junk for makins oakum. (MIL) Divisloo
of a column. Throstle, a species of spin-
dle. Troeo de madera, A log.
Trndir, vn. To play the first card.
Tr4cha, ^, (Ichth.) Trout; ormne. Y. On-
brio, (y afvnar 6 comer truehae. El*
tfaer to Itet or eat trout ; neck or nothing.
Truchlmin, na, a, (ColL) Fond of businem,
or of making agreementsi [Abadfio.
Tmohu6Us if. (lohth.) Small cod-flsb. Y.
Triico, am. A skllfhl push at truoks. 7W-
OM, Trucks, a same resembling billhudflw
Tmcnldnda, if. (tittle ua.) TrucnleiMe, fe-
rocity.
Truculdnto, ta, a. Truculent, fleroei
TraA em. A flue linen. The Madrid traders
call It Tro^
Tmdco, am. Exchange, barter. A' trueco^
80 tliat, provided that .^i' or eis ^nteco,
In exchange. (arms.
Tru^no, am, Thunder-di^: report of flre-
Tru^ue, am. Ezoliange. Murter, commu-
tation. A' trueque^y. A' trueco or en
trueco.
THUh, «C Imposition, fhmd. (Bot) Truffl «
TruflMlor, ra, a. Story-teller, Uar.
Trufeta, qfi, A sort of linea
Tmhto, na, a. Buflbon, jester. Jnggltf.
Truhan^ ^ Y. TYuhdtneria,
Truhanamente, ad. Jestingly. [(bon.
Tmhaneir, vn. To banter, Jset, play the buf-
Truhaneria, ^. Baflfooneiy, low Jest
Truhandsco, ca, a. Belonging to a buflbon.
Tmhanmo,illa,*cMm.Ar - • -
foon.
Trfija. ^' (ProT.) Place
Trqj&l, am. (Prov.) Oil-milL Large copper
petty bnf-
[olives are Icopt
Where ' '
unpresMd
ap-boiler.
Tn^ja56ta, ^. (ProvO Vat to rew
TnOamta, em. Dragoman,
XoToHvea.
Yat to receive the JttlM
^ragoman, interpreter
broker.
Tn^amaneir, im. To act as an Interpreter
exdiange, buy or sell goods for otbeva
act as a broker; play the buflbon.
Trqiamania, ^ Brokerage.
Trnjimin, na, a, Y. Trt^ktmnn,
TrAlto, ^f. Noise, bustle; multitttde; trsFwn
Tr(illo,«m.(Orn])TeaL (Prov.)Ki9dery>. «
for pressed grapesL
TruaoadamAnte, g<f. In a truncated mfitefc
Truno4do, da, a> vadpp. of TVinimii*. Trail-
€«te, maimed.
Digitized by VjOOQlC
TUM
Itancamlteto, «m. Traneatton, maiming:
l^nob', TO. To trnn<!ate, maim; matilata
Triuico, ca, a. V. Tronco.
TrAque, am, A game at carda.
Tniqu6ro, «m. Keeper of a traek-table.
Tniquliliir, am, A game at earda.
Tu, protK pen, Tbou : used in Uie Ikunfllar,
mendlj 8tyle.-~ii. Thy, Uilne. V. Thtyo.
A' tu por tUy Thee for thee.
TiuUttem, 9nu (Coll.) Leader, mover, author.
Tuburcolo, Wk (Med^ Tubercle In the htnga.
Tuberbsa, if. (Bot) Tubcroeo, oriental bya-
elnth.
Tnberosiddd, qf. Tuberosity.
Taber<^ ea, a, Tuberoui^
Tubo, mtK Tuba V. OaiUm. Tubot ago'
ta<io9 ds una mdquina de vapoTy K^-
banst-pipes of a steam-engine.
Tnbulir, a. Tubnlar. [fcst doctrine.
Tudorbta, & torn. One ^vho fullowa the aa-
Tnd61, «}N. A metal pipe with a reefl put
into a bassoon. [po^ German.
Tnd^eco, »m, A kind of wide cloak. V. Ca-
Tadea, Tu6oo, & Cavity made by wood-lice
fai timber.
Tuera, ^. (Bot) Coloqolnttda.
Tucrca, <^. Female screw.
Tueroe, ^pk V. Toreedura.
Tu6ro, 9in, Dry wood cut for fhel (Bot)
Toero spignelL [eyed; squint-eyed.
Tuerto, ta, a. and pp, irr. of Tbrcer, Onc-
Tudrto, «m. Wrong, injnry. Tuertoty Pains
after childbirth. A' twria*. On the con-
traiy. A' tvertas b d dmtchas^ Kight or
wrong;
Tnetaoo, 9m, Marrow; pith of trees. JTa»-
ta loa tudano*^ To the quick.
Tufar&da, i/T A strong scent.
Tufo, sm. A warm exhalation from the
earth; an offensive smell; locks of hair;
high notion; lofty ideas; vanity.
TugSrio, ««i. (ColL) Hut, cottage.
Tuiddn, ^ (Law) Protection.
Tnltivo, va, a. (Law) Defensive.
TuUpa, «/ V. naipan.
Tnlipta, am. (Bot) Talin.
rnlipsndro, an. (Bot) Tallp-tree.
Tullido, da, a. Crippled.
Tnllid&ra, ^f. Duns of birds of nrey.
rullimidnto, «m. Cwntraotion or the nerves.
TulUr, vn. To mate, emit dung.
Tumba, if. Tomb, vault; roof of a coach.
Tuml)adtiro, ra, ct. Tumbler; fhllin^ ife-
de9 tttmbadertu. Drop-nets for wild ani-
mals;
Tumbadillo, «m. (Nan.) Round-house.
TvrabMo, da, a. Tumbled; vaulted.
Tombaga, «/. Pinchbeck ; ring of phichbeek.
Tombag«^n, sm. cntqm. Any lai^ piece
made of pinchbedt; bracket set with
stones
Fombfir, eo. To tumble, throw dowir; Ine-
briate. Tumbar tm nav'to^ (Man.) To
beave a ship down.,-^m« To tumble.
Oiau.) To heel, Ue along.— •r. (Coll.) To
De down to sleep,
rombilla, qf. Horse for airing bed-linen.
Kmbo, tin. Tnmble, Ikll; a matter of eon-
sequence : book oontsleing the priviloges
snd titio'dc'eds ef monasteriefl, Jbe. 7\tm^
TUR
5o <fe dado. Within the caat oT • die* by
mere chance.
Tamb6n, mn. Coach ; trunk with an arched
roof or lid. (ColL) V. Tuno.
Tnmbonear, vn. To vault V. Tuiutr,
Tume&ccion, 9/, 8welllncr.
Tumefacerse, vr. To swcIL [elevated.
T6uiido, da, a. Swollen, tumid; pompous,
Tumdr, mn. Tumor, extuberance.
Tumorcico, illo, ito. »ni. dim. A small tumoi.
Tumulo, sm. Tomb, sepulchre.
Tnmulto, sm. TumuH, commotion ; mob.
Tuniultu6ntc,j9a. Tumultiiatlng.
Tumultuiir, vn. To raise a tumult stir up
disturbances, mob.— «r. To rise, riot
Tumultuariamcnte, ad. Tumultuously.
TumuItuiMov ria, a. Tumultuary.
TumuUuosamente, ad. Tumultuously.
Tumultuteo, sa, a. Tumultuous, clamorous.
TAniL */. (Bot) The prickly pear. An idle
and licentious life. Anaar d la iunu^
'Coll.) To play the truant; loiter.
TnniU, ant. (Bot) Indian fig-tree.
Tnnimte, pa. Leading a licentious Hfe.— «»».
Truant, idler, rake.— a. Truant, lazy, loi-
tering; sly, crafty.
Tunanteria, tsf. (ColL) Debaacheiy, vagran-
cy, libertinism; truantship.
Tnniir, «n. To lead a licentious life, loiter.
Timda, «/ The act of shearing cloth ; a se-
vere chastisement
Tundento, a. Doing Injury to a part of the
bodv ; raising a tumor.
Tnndleidn, ftf. Shearing of cloth.
Tnndiddr, mn. Shearer of doth. Banco del
tundidor^ Shearing-board.
TudldOra, »/. Shearing:
Tundir, va: To shear doth. (ColL) To flo^
Tundizno, am. Shearings cut ftom doth.
T6nic^ qf. Tunic; a woollen shirt worn by
religious persons; pellicle In the shell of
ihiit or of parts of^the body.
Tunioela, tf. Garment worn by bishops.
Tiinlco, am. Gown, a woman's garment
Tuno, mn. Truant rake, cunning rogue.— a.
Truant; sly, cunning, [of pressing close.
Ttipa,«^ <OdIL) Satiety, repletion; the act
Tu))4, «n»*Toupet foretop.
Tupir, va. To prees dose— f»r. To stuff or
glut one's self [peat for fheL
Turba, »/. Cwm'd, multitude, heap : turC sod,
Turbadon, »f. Perturbation, oonmsion ; light-
beadedness.
Turbadamdnte, ad. Disorderly.
Turbaddr, ra, «. Disturber. :>r-d*r
Turb&l, am. Turf-bog; peat-moas.* ,'« ot
Turbamulta, ^ Crowd, multitude ^'
Turb&nte, mm. Turban ; disturber.
Tnrb^, va. To disturb, alarm.— rr Ti bt
uneasy, discomposed.
Tubatlvo, va, a. Troublesome.
Turblamdnte, ad. Obscurely.
T^rbido, da, a. Muddy, turbtd.
TnrbiedH "/' Mnddiness.
Turblniilo, da, a. Turbinated, twisted, w^
ral-ibrmed.
Turbinita, am. (Conch.) Wreath shelL
Turbine, mn. Powder made of the rod ot
turbitb.
Tiirbio, bis, a. Mnddy, troubltd ; unhappf
498
Digitized by VjOOQlC
TUT
tek, oboeara. A' iwrlAo eorrvr^ (GoU.)
Howerer bad or anfortonate It may be.
Turbidn, m^ A heavy abower of rain ; bar*
rieane.
Turbit, «m. (Bot) Tnrbltb. TurhU min-
enU^ Y^Iow oxide of mercarf.
TarbonAda, TarbionMa, ^. Toniado, a bar-
rieane ; a waterspoot (Nan.) A squalL
Tarbal6nob^ ^f. Torbldneaa; turbolenoe,
oonftulon.
Tnrbalentamfinte, ad» Tnrbnlentlf.
Torbol^nto, ta« a, Tblck, mnddy; turba-
lent, diaorderly.
Turca, 41^. (Ck>IL) Variins una ii*roa ot tt-
Hw una turoa^ To set drank. A robe
used by the Moor& (Mex.) A looae gown
worn at home by dergyoMn and ooUe-
cian& [Turk; aTorklah woman.
Toroo, ca« a<^. Tarki8b.--Mik aod /. A
Tnrdiga, ^. Piece of new leather, of which
the poor in Spain make ooane shoes,
called (ibaroaa. [vani^.
Targtooia,^ Swelling, toDior; ostentation,
Twi&ntei a. Tarsent, tomid.
TonDnlo, tm. (little as.) Incensory.
Turifer4rio, Tortbalirio, wk (Little as.) The
inoenaoij bearer. L(Bot.) Truffle.
T6nna, f^ Testicle. Turma ds Uerra^
Tarm^ 9f. (Bot.) Ledom-leaTed rock^rose.
Tormerniua, •/. (Bot) Umbel-flowered rook-
rose.
Turnir, «n. To alternate
T&rnio, nia, a, Sqatni^yed; torvoos.
T6rno, tan. Taip. saooesslon, or order; vl>
dssitode. JUUvar el tumo & la bomba
or d mmdaletOt To speH the pomp or the
load. Al tumo. Br tarna.
Tnrdn, mk A kina of fleld-^onaeb
Torqudea, ^ Moald for making balls for a
erofis-bow; torkois or turquoise, a pre-
dons stone.
Turquee&do, da, a. Of the torkois ooloc
Turqu^aco, ca, a. Turkish.
TUrqui, Turqnino, na, a. Of a deep blue color.
Tunar, va. To toast, roast
Tnrrdn, m% Nougat
Tarron6ro, am. A nougat maker or vender.
Tnrsidn, 9m. Fish resembling a dalphin.
TttHiles, am. Kind of strong gn4>es.
Tnnimbdn. am. Contusion on the head.
Tns, inUH. A word used in calling doa.
T6sa, af. (Amer.) The oorn-coh. (Cubs) A
small agar covered with the finest husk
of tlie com; a worthless woman.
Tw0^. am. Colts-foot
T<i8<^l6gf V (Coll.) Name given to dogs.
Tua6n, am. Fleece of a sheep. (Prov.) Colt
not two years old. Orden del tuaon {toi-
aan) da oro. Order of the Golden Fleece.
Tnii6na, ^ Strampet with hair and eye-
brows uiaved as punishment
TuteamltotCLSfn. V. TtUao.
Tute^, «a. To thou, treat with fiuolllarity.
Tutela, if. Guardianshiis tutelage. Tidela
daUva, (Law) Guardianship q>poiuted by
* court
Tutal4r, a. Tutelar, tutelary.
Totted MTk Thouing, addressing persons by
tkt pronoun 7)«<tbou).
ui/r
Tntia,^Tntly. Y.AiuAa. [fdhr
Tntt^dn. A'tuiipl4n,AhaadMJiflj,fieik^
Tutor, am. Guardian, tutor; protector.
Tat6ra, if. Tutoreas, guardianship; govern
easi
Tutoria, af- Tutelage, guardianship.
Tutrix, if. Tutoresa, governesiv
T6yo, ya, prcn. poaa. Thine. TWyot, Sela-
ttves of the par^ addressed.
U.
XT, 00, loses its sound after q and g^ and be-
oomes a liquid, except where it is followed
by a, as in ffwiriamo, or when marked
with a diffiresls, as in aaiUro, The let-
ters fr, «, and u were formerly used as
equivalent to each other in writing or
printing. They are now restricted to
their proper sound. This observation
will prevent many mistakes in readini^
U', A conjunction used in the pUoe <u d,
to avoid cacophony (before o or Ao): as,
plaJta 4 orot Silver or sold; s^eUma h
Aooauato, A victim or a nolocanst
U',inte/^.Ahl ahMl
Ub^rrimo, nus a. Very fhiltfUL -
Ubietoe^ «r. To be in a determinate place.
Ubicuidid, ^. Ubiquity.
Ubiouitirio, am. Ubiquitary.
U'blo, am. (Prov.) V. Yugo.
U'bre, af. Teat of female animals, udder.
Ubrdra, «^ Thrush, ulcerations in the mouth
of aucking children.
Uc^nda, a, com. Tour excellen<7. Y. Vua
calaHoia*
Uessudutete, am. Y. Oaaud/maU,
Uestnora^steu am. Y. Oeanoruaata,
Utete, am. West; zephyr, west wtod.
Ulknamtote, ad. Ostonuitionsly, boastAiIIy.
Ufanirse^r. To boast be haughty.
Ulkndza, U/tmla, if. Pride, haughtiness; joy
nSno, na, a. Proud, haughty ; gay, cheerftiL
U'fo (AO, ad. ParasiUcSly.
Uji6r, am. Usher.
mcera, taf. Ulcer.
Ukeradok ^ Ulceration.
Uloer&do, da, & Ulcerated.
Vlcerir. va. To ulcerate.
Ulcerative, va, a. Causing ulcers.
Ulcer6eo, sa, a. Ulcerous.
U'le, am. Y. Ifula.
Ulm&ria, if. Meadow sweet [scalM^
Uipa, am. (8. Amer.) Gruel made of paiched
Ulteii6r, a. Ulterior.
Ulteriormtote, ad. Farther.
Ultimido, da, a. Ended. uUimate.
01timam6nte, a<i. Lastly.
Ultlmiir,«& To finish.
Uttimitum, am. Ultimatum.
Ummidild, if. Ultimity.
U'ltlnu, ma,<i. Last latest: late, latter; »•>
mote; extreme; final JSdar&to^dtima
ord laa itlUmoa, To be expiring: iW
ultimo^ Lastly. A' ultimo del ma% Am.
At the end of the month, Ao.
Ultra, atf. Besides, moreovor.
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UNI
tJltiai«d6r, n, t. One wbo ootragiB* an in-
8o]fiDg.i
J, Impertinent man.
nitra|amt6nto. «m. Oatrage, aflRroot, injury.
Ultnjikrf 9a. To oatrage, offend, inaolt; de-
predate; abase.
UltriUe, ttn, Oatrage, eontempt, abaae.
Ultruoaamtote, ad. Ootrageooalj.
UltnOdeo, aa, a. Oatrageous, overbearing.
Ultruniu', a» Ultramarine, forelgii.— «m.
(Pict) Y. Vtiramcwino.
TTltramaxino, na, a. IDtramarine.
Ultramarinok am. Ultramarine; the finest
bhie ci the laois laznU.
nitramiro, am. Ultramarine color.
Ultramontano, na^ Ultramontane.
Ultr^a^rtoa, tm. Place sitoated beyond tho
monBtaln&
Ultrie, ^. Ayenger ; divine Jnstioei
U'lala, f/: (Om.) OwL Y. AvUUo.
UlulAr, va. (Prov.) To howL
Ulnlito, am. Howl, screech.
Ulla, «^ Hard ooaL [atalka of plants.
Umb6Ia, uT, UmbeL the ezbemitiea of the
UmbmdMlo, da. a. Navel-shaped.
Umbilical, a. UmbiUeaL [mon flunlly.
U'mbla. if. (lofath.) Umber, flah of the sal-
Umbr^ am. Threshold; lintel ; ' ' '
rodimenl {^n^rafo^ (& Am.) ^Timber
for threeholdsw
UmbraliU', co. To lay down the groond-
timber of a door or gata
Umbritil, a. Umbratile; resembling.
ITmbria, «^ Umbrosity.
Umbrio, bria, a. Umbragooos.
Umbr6sa sa, a. Shady.
Un, or, A or an: one: osed ft>r wuk before
words; it is abo occasionally need before
verbs, to cdve force to an expression.
U'na, €k y. Uno. A' vno, With one accord.
UniLnime, a. Unanimooa
UndnimemSnte. ad, Unanlmonsly.
UnanimldM, tff. Unanimity.
U'nda, ^. An ancient coin.
Uncion, ^ Unction, anointing; extreme
onetion ; devotion. Uhcionet, Coarse of
aalivatlon. [ma. Place of saUvating.
UndonArio, rla, a. Being nnder salivation.—
Uncir, tro. To yoke.
Undinte, a. Undnlent, wavy.
Undec^no, am. (Matlt) Undeeagop.
Und^dmo, ma, a. Eleventh.
Unddcapio, pla, a. Eleven timea as mncli.
Undisono, na, a. Billowy, sonnding like
wave&
Und^ sa, a. Wavy, nndolatory.
Undnladdn, sf Undulation.
UndaUr, vn. To wave, nndnlote.
Undalatdrlo. ria, a. Undolatory.
Ungarlna, ^f. V. Anffuarina. [and bark.
U'ngaroa, am. pi, Tannora who tan with lime
Ungida rnn. Anointed, consecrated.
Un^mi^nto, sm. Unction, anointing.
Ungir, 90. To anotntoonsecrBte.
UngiientArlo, rla, a. Ungnentaiy.
UngUent^Mo^ am. Perfbme-box; anointer.
UngU6nto, sm. Unguent, ointment, liniment :
Uffftmiek Ungaento de M^fieoi (CoU.)
Uafble, a. That which may be united.
U'aieaminte, ad. Only, simply, purely
UNT
Unica61e, a. Having bat one alalk : applied
to plantBL [quality
UnlddAd, qf. (Phil.) Singularity, disdneavs
U'nioo^ ca, a. Unique, singular, single, only ;
rare; alfmet
Unicdmio, fn. Unieom. (Min.) CeratiteaL
Unidid, if. Unity', prindple of dramatie
unity; conformity. [unitedly.
Unldamiente, ad. Jointly, eoi\)unelivaly,
UniflcAr, 94L To unite into one.
Unifomuo*, 9a. To conform.
Unifoime, a» Uniform.
Unifdrme, mn. (Mil) Uniform, reglmentaJk
i^eMwii^brma, Undress.
Uniformemdnte, ad. Uniformly.
Uniformld^ t/. Uniformity.
Unigdntto, a. Only-begotten.
Union, ^ Union, eoi^unotion: conformity;
unity: compoeiUon; combination: con*
aoUdanonoftlielipaofawoand; aliianee^
eoalidon; eontigiuty; lu>q;>, ring. Uni'
onmt Pearls perfeotty similar. Union Ai-
pottaiica^ Hypoetatio union. [birth.
Unipara, a. Unlparoua, bringing one at a
Unir. 90^ To join, unite, conjoin, copulate,
lout; inoorporate,ooaleeoe: bind, confed-
erate: approach ; dose : arileot; conform ;
consolidate.— cr. To join, associate, be
united; adliere; beeontlguoua
Uniadn, $m. Unison. [son : monotony.
Uniaoninda, ^f. Uniformity of sound, uni-
Unisono, na, o^ Unison, sounding Mcme;
having tlie same sound
Unisozio, WK Unison, a single unvaried note.
UnitArlo, nn. Unitarian.
Unit&vo, va, a, Unitive.
Univilva va, a. Univalve. [caL
Universit a. Universal, general, cscumeni-
UnlversaUdM, ^f, UniversaUty.
Universalmdnte, ad. Universally.
UnlversidAd, ^. UniversaUty; university;
corporation.
Universo, 9m. The universe.
UnivArao, sa, a. Universal
Univocaddn, ^. Unlvocation. Dy,
ffnivooamtote, ad, Univocaily, unanimous-
Univoctoe, «r. To have the same meaning.
Univoeo, ca, Ow Univocal; unanimoua
U'no, 9m^ One; one, any individuaL
U'no, na, a. One; dosely resembling the
same ; solo, <Kily. It is used relatively or
to supply a name, as Uno di^o. It was
said, or one said. Uno d oiro^ One an-
other. Todo €9 ^noy It is all tkie sama^
Uno d «no, One by one. Uno par wia,
One and then another. Ya uno^ ya otra.
Now one, now another. VayoM uno po9
oiro^ Let one go for tkie other. Una ooiOf
A thing undetermined. Una por tmui,
At any rate, certainly. Una y no maa^
Never, no more, jl una. Jointly, to-
gether. Ser para on vno^ To be well
matched. Ir d wno, To act to the aam •
end.
Untad6r, ra, si (Surg.) Anointer.
Untad6rim v* unction, the act of anointing;
ointment [inc^
Untamitoto, 9m. Unction, the act of anoint-
Untir, 9a, To anoint, grease; to suborn,
bribe. Uniar tea mano9, Te briber Un^
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URB
Utr lo§ ca»eo9 oc la tara^ To flatter, oi-
joto.— «r. To be greased wiUi uoctaoufl
matter; embwxle.
Dntaia, 4/ Greaee.
U'nto, tm. Qreaae, fat of anlmala; uDgiieiit,
ointment Unto ttmariU(K ds rana or
d4 M^ico, (CoUO Briber Unio tfe om,
Bear's greaseu Unto <U piMTco, Hog's
lard.
Uutdso, sa, a. (Prov.) V. UntuomK
Untaosid^d, ^. Unotuoaity, greaslneas.
Untnoso, ea, a. Unctuoa^ greasy.
Untura, ^. Unction, ointment
U'Aa, «/ Mail; hoof; claw, talon, fling:
pointed book of an instrument; part of
tbe trunk of a feUed tree, wbicb sttcka to
the root; crust on sores; excreaoance on
tbe ^ellds; dexterity in stealing: conred
beak of a scorpion. UAa9 ds la gran
bMtia, filk'a boofti UikOM ds cangrMo,
Crab*s dawai /linear or fiMfer ta Wia,
To sell at an 'exorbitant price. Mo&trar
la4 «/l4M; To be inexorable. MoHrar la
ttAo, To show one's teeth. Quedaf4
wplando la* uttOM, To be disappointed.
jlm4rvfia9alffunnsffociOj{CoU.)Tol)e
arduonsw Uila oloroHO, Shell used in
pbamuuy. Sacar la% vnas, (OoU.) To
avail one's self of every means in a diffi-
culty, una d4 cabaUo, (Bot) Cottafoot
una ds la cafia, (Nau.) The oooaeneck
ofthctiUer. £^ia«<l«Zai»e/a, The flukes
of the anchor. [with tbe naila
Ufiiida. «/ Uflite, Mi. Pinchbg, scratching
OftarMa, UfiaHuco, t. Scratch with the nali,
nip.
UiUoa, «/ augm. Large nail
U&Ato, am. A Moo,
UA6ta, Ufiita. *f, dim. LitUe naa
UOid^ra, «/. The act of yoklnc.
Uflir, 9CU (Prov.) To voke. V. Uncir.
UAoao, sa, a. Having long nails or elawib
U'pa, ^. Up. up.
Upar. en. (ColL) To endeavor to got up.
^ Urdcno, am. (Anat) Urachua. Ttronomy.
Ur&nia, {< (Myth.) Urania, the muse of aft-
Urdnio, mk (Min.) UraniuoL
Uranografia, ^. Ouranograpby, description
of the heavens.
Uranoao6pio, mn. (lohth.) Star-gazer.
UhUio, iu, a. Coy, reserved, timid; un-
tamed, y. £fura4U>.
Urbanamtete, ad. Courteously, politely.
UrbanidH V- Urbanity, dviUty.
Urbano, na, a. Urban, urbane, courteous,
polite, well-bred.
UTca, */. (Nau.) Hooker, dogger; slnop-
rigged vessel (Nau.) StoreaUp. (lohth.)
U'rce, am. (Bot) Heath.
Urchilla, «/ Archil or orchiL [Awne.
Urdid^ ^. Warping woman; warping-
Urdiddr, n, a. Warper; warping<^frame;
warping-mill
Urdid6ra, ^f. Warping.
UnUembie, Urdimbre, t. CSiain, warp.
Urdir, «a To warp; contrive.
Ur6tera,^(Anat) V. Uretra.
Ur6teres, rnn, pL (Anat) Ureters.
UrOtlco, oa. a. Belonging to the nrothra.
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Uretra, ^ (Anat) Urethra.
Urgcncla, 9/. Urgency, exigenoe.
Urgtote, a. Urgent, pressing.
Urgentemtote, ad. Urgently.
Urgir, tm. To be urgent, require speody eon
or immediate execution* ni^
U'rleo, «m. Natron, carbonate or subcarl)OD-
ateofaod*
UrinMo, riiL a. Urinary.
U'ma, t/. Urn; gbus case; nm used by
painters and sculptors to represent ilvenk
Umidon, sf. (Nan ) Top-timberSb
U'ro, am. A kind of wild oz,
Urogillo, tn. (pm.) Bird like a coek.
Uro6c6hia, ^ Urosoopy, inspection of urine.
UrrAea,«^(Om.) Magpie.
U'rsa, /t/Sbe-bcar. V. 0»a. pt Uraola.
Uranlina, «/! UrsuUne, nun of tJie order of
Ur6ca, tm. (Bot) V. AcMote.
Usaetdn, ^ Uscu the act of using.
Usadamdnte, ad. Oastomary.
Us4do, da, a. Used, employed; worn oot; ex*
perlenoed, skiUhl: nshlonable, freouent;
second-hand Brticie& [children.
Uadgre, am. A breaking out in the fiuea of
Us^T*! «">» Usage, cuatom. V. U»o.
Uainsa, ^. Usage, cuatom.
Usir, «a. To use; wear; aecnstom, habitu-
ate, practise ; exercise an employment or
office; ei^oy a thing.— «r. To nae, be la
use or fluhion, be wont
Us6ncia, a. com. Tour reverence, a eontrao-
tlon of wiedra rtverencia: an appella^
tlon of honor among Mara.
Usefloria, & V. £7«ia.
U'ago, tm. v. A90O.
UsuL %. cotn. Your lordship or your lady-
ahlp^ a oontraetion of vvettra $«Horia,
Uatte, am. Usher, porter. Y. UJior,
UsiriiL a. com. Y. Usia.
Usitido, da, a. (Prov.) Frequently used.
U'so, tm. Use, employment service; usu-
ftnet; enjoyment; use, custom, style,
Ihshlon, mode. {fiom. Law) Usance, a
time fixed for the payment or bills of ex-
change. Wearing, wear; constant nse, ex-
perience; asaiduousnees; wear and tear.
UstAga, ^. (Nau.) Tie.
Usted, Uste, «. eom. Ton (your wonhip^
your ,hon<NrX a oontractioa <ii vuutra
merced {vueaareed^ •ttatotf), a pronoun
used in polite style to addreia aupenona
of respeotabiUty, either orally or by lettei;
U«ted and iM^cfea have always been
written in abbreviation, thos: Vm., Tma.,
Fmd., Vmda. At present, «Mto/ is rep-
resented by K, and wO^Ut {pL) by VV.
U6tl6n, ^. Ustion ; exostton.
Uat6rio, a. Y. E§p*^ uttorio.
Vvahi, a. UanaL customary, ordinary.
Usualmdnte, aa. Usually. [of a thing.
UauMo, rla, a. (Law) Having the sole nse
Usucapion, tf, (Law) Usucapuon.
Usncapir, to, (Law) To acquire a right of
property in any thing, by poasession Ibr a
spedfled time.
UsufHicto, am. Usufruct profit
Usufirnctu&r, «a. To enjoy the usufruct oi
any thing. [of a thing.
UsniVnctuirio, rla, a. Possessing the usafrnd
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VAC
Osiirai ^. Intereti; profit, ^tsOT^.
Usortr, im. Y. Uturear,
U«ararUm6iite, od. Usorionsly.
Csnririo, ria, a. Usariooa.
Usoreiir, vm^ To lend money on iitercst;
reap grett benefit or adTantafre.
Usnrldro, ra, «. Usurer, money-lenJcr.
Uaiir6ro, nt, a. Usurious.
U8arpad6n, a/ Usurpation.
Usarpad6r, ra, a. Usurper.
Usorpiir, fo. To usurp; assume another's
office and dignity; grasp.
Ut, anv Ut, the first of the musical notes.
Ut6a,«m.and/ (UtU or Hutia) An Amer-
ican quadruped of the size of an opossum,
but exactly lilce a great rat, on which ac-
count some call It the Indian rat, Y.
Jliaia.
UtonsiUo, «m. Utensil UieiutUio^, (MR)
Articles which the tenant of a house Is to
fhmlah the soldier quartered with him ;
implements. [cr.
ntermo, a. Uterine, bom of the same moth-
U'tero, «m. Uterus, womb.
U'til, a. UsefbL profitable.
U'Ul, Mi, Y. UtUidad.
UOIidid, ^ Utility, profit; useftilnesi
UtiUz^, «4k To be uacftiL— «r. To pr«glt
take advantage of or profit by.
U'dlmSnte, ad. UseAiUy.
Ut/ipla, ^ Uto^a, imaginary country.
Utr^ ra, A Ut ritro, ad. Bull or hdfor
hetween two and three years old.
Vt supra, ad. (Lat) As above.
U' va, 4< Orape ; tippler. Hecho una ««a,
Verr drunk, wart on the eyelid ; Arult
cf the barberry-bush ; tumor on the epl-
ft2k>ttb. Uva de CoHnto^ (Bot) CurrantSL
Jha pata^ Rablnsi Uva e$pin, mpina^
<T cr^pa^ Gooseberry. Uva ds mar,
Pbmbby horae-taiL Uwi lupina or
rerca^ Wolf-berrleSL Uva de rapoM^
Nightshade. Uva taminea or taminitt,
Ttousewort— ^ Bunch of gnq)es.
U^'^ ^f. Abundanoo of grape&
Uv^ Ok Belonging to mpes.
U\&t«u am. Conserve of grapea.
Uvayema, «/! Species of wild vine. [eye.
ITvea, »/. Uvea, the outermost oori of iJie
Uv^ mn. Retailer of grapee.
Uvilla, ita, ^ dim, A small grapo. '
iJ'vabs af. (Anat) Uvula.
iJ'sas, ^Kind of Brazilian crab.
V.
Vf voy, f^ In pronundatlon is often made to
sound like 6, which fault should be care-
fblly avoided. V Is very often nsed In
mnnuscript instead of the capital U; also
In contraction for (TtUd^ you, and W. for
Ustedes, you (formerly Vd. Vm. Vmd.,
Via, Vm*, vmd».)\ also, for wuatra,
tmottras : as, Y. M., VueHra ma^etitad^
Tour majesty; Y. S., Ufia {tttatra m-
noria\ Your lordship or ladyship, dca
Viica, tf. Cow. Vaca de Ueti^ Milch-cow.
Beef; Solomo de vaca, Sirk in of becfi
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(Prov.) Joint stodc of two partoen la
rbling. (I<Ath.)6ea^w. Y. ifaiui-
Vaca de San Antorty (Ent) Lady-
cow, lady-bird. Vaoa marina, (Icbth.)
Sea-cow. [HoUdays.
Yacaddn, ^ YacaUon, Intermiaslon.— ^
Yao4da, ^ Drove of oows.
Yac&ncia, f/T Yacan<7. [cy ; vacation.
Yac^nte, a. Yacant, disengaged.— ^/T Yacan-
Yacdr, vn. To cease, stop; be vacant; de-
vote one's self to a particular thing.— »a.
To vacate an office.
Yacia, »/. Basin. Y. JBada,
Yaciadcro, em. Drain, sink.
Yacladizo, sa, a. Cast, moulded.
Yad&do, am. Form or image, moulded or
cast in plaster or wax ; excavation.
Yadaddr, am^ Moulder.
Yidamar, ^. (Nau.) Low-water tide.
Yaciaml^nto, em. Casting, moulding; evao-
nating, hollowing.
Yaci6r, va. To enopty, evacuate, clear. Fo-
ciar H coetal, To tell all that one knows.
To mould ; model ; Ml into. (Arch.) To
excavate.--«n. To foil, decrease; not to
make a good use of one's time; fade.— «r.
To be spilt; be empty or vacant
Yaded&d, ^, (Prov.) Emptlnesa, yaentty;
obscene language. [dry or barroa.
Yaci6ro, em. Shepherd whose sheep are all
Yacilacl6n, «< Y&cillation, staggering ; por-
plexitr, irresolution.
YaclUuite,p<7. ando. Yadllatlng; Irresolntau
Yacil4r, vn. To vacillate, waver, fluctuate ;
stagger.
Yacin, em. Basin. V. Bacin.
Yacio, da, a. Yold, empty: unoccupied;
idle; fruitless; concave, hollow; vain,
presumptuous; unloaded, empty.
Yacio, tm. Yoid, vacuum; vacancy; con-
cavity, hollo wnees; blank space in a book
or writing; uHage of a cask or other ves-
sel; animal not with young: vacuity,
cavity; flank of animalai De wtc'ta,
emp^. [minea.
Yaeisco, em. Fragments In qulwsilver
Y^co, ca, a, Yacant
Yaculd^ «/ Emptiness.
Yaculsta, am. Yacuist [vaccine vims.
Yao6na, </f Ulcer on oows* teals; cow^k>z,
Yacnnad6n, ^ Yaodnatlon.
Yacunad6r. em. Yaccinator.
Yaonn6r, «a. To vaccinate. [vaoolna
Yao6no, nn, a. Belonging to black cottkv
Y&cuo, a, a, Yacant; onoccopled.— «iiw
Yacuum.
YMe, em, Yademecnm, portfolla
Yade4ble, a, Fordable ; auperable.
Yade4r, to. To wade, ford; surmount;
sound, try.— «r. To conduct one's self
Yadem6cum, em. Any thing portable.
Yaddra, ^ Ford, shallow p«t of a river.
Y&de R^tro, adv, eaopree. Get yon gone I
away I
YAdo, em. Ford, shallow, part of a rtnw;
expedient If a haUar wdOy To br al a
Ion how to act
Yaddso, sa, a. Shallow.
YAfo, en., (Prov.) Bold undertaking.
Yagabtindo, da, <n, and a. Yagabond.
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VAL
faffUD^Dte, oA In a vigne manoer.
TtcamoBde^, wi, (Coll) To rove or lotUu*
about
Vagam6iida da, a^ Yagabond.
Vagtoda» v Vagrancy.
TagAnta, pA Vagrant
Vag&r, vn. To rove or loiter about gran-
der, range; be at leisure; be looee and
Irre^Iar.
Vagib*, mn. Letonre; KlownesK, Indolence.
Vagaro0am6nte, ad. Vagrantly.
Vagar^eo, sa, a. Vagrant
Vng&zOf tm, (ProvO Skin of pressed grapes.
Vagirto, 9m. Cry of a child; coovateive sob.
Vagina, tf. (Anat) Vagina.
V&go« ga, a. Errant, vagrant ; rostl^ ,
vague* unsettled ; lax, loose. V. Faco.
Voa ta^a^ A vague report En vaffo^
Unfirmly ; nnsnccesafhlly. In rain.
Vugo, am, (Prov.) Unoultivated plot of
ground: a vagabond. [stoadinesa.
Vngneadon, ^ Beetlessnees, levity, un-
Vagnefinte, pa. and ct. Wandering.
VsgueAr, wt. To rove, loiter. V. Vagar.
Vagueddd, ^ Inconstancy.
Vaguido, mtk Giddiness; risk, danger.
Vaguido, da, a Giddy ; perplexed.
Vaban^ro, ra, a. (Prov.) Knavish.
Vah4r, vn. To exhale.
VaharMa, «/ Vapor, or breath.
Vahar6ra, tif. (Med.) Thrush, a disease of
sucking children.
Vaharina, t^. (ColL) Steam, vapor, mist
VaheAr, t^». To exhale, emit steam or
vapor.
Vahido, Am. Vertigo, giddiness.
VAho, «?k Steam, vapor. V. Baho.
Vahtino, na, a. Savage, low, wild. V. Btu
hwto. [four vertical planes.
Vaida, ^ (Areh.) Vault or arch cut into
Vuna, ^ Scabbard of a sword; knife or
scissors case; nod, capsule, husk, hull,
cod. (Nau.) Bol^ropo tabling.
Vain&zaa, im. (CoU.) A humdrum, dull, or
dronish person.
Vain6ro, am. Scabbard-maker.
Vainica, ^f. (Dim.) A small pod or husk. A
back-stitch near the seam at the edging
of clothee. [(Bot) Vanelloes, vanilla.
Vainilla, ^ (Dim.) A small pod or husk.
Vaiv6n, «m. Fluctuation, vibration; un-
steadiness; giddiness; risk, danger.
VidiUa, f< Table-service of dishes, plates, &c
Val, am. Vale, dale, valley. (Prov.) Sewer,
drain, sink. Ancient contraction of «afa,
ttom wUer.
ValAr, a. Relating to a rampart
VAlo, am. Farewell, adieu; bond or promis-
ijory note. VaU real or val«a rtalea^
Oovercment bonds. Note of pardon given
to schoolboys by the master. El mtimo
valaL the last farewell.
Valedero, ra, a. Valid, binding.
Valed6r, ra, a. Protector, defender.
Valent/^ho, am. Hector, bully.
Valentia, ^.Valor, courage, gallantry ; feat,
heroic exploit, dexterity; brag; an ex-
traordinary eflbrt
Valentteimo, ma, a. aup. Mo»': valiant
Valentin, am Braggadocia
VAL
Valentin, aa, 0. Arrogant, vainglories
Valentonida, Valent6na, j^ Brag, iNMBt
Valentoni&zo, am, augm. Bully, boaster.
ValentonciUo, lla, a. dim, A Uttle vain or
preenmptoonSb
Val^o, am. Kind of ehmb used for brooms;
round mat ; shaggy mat
T'al6r, «fk To be valuable, deserving; b«
salable, marketable^ prevail, avail ; serve
as an asylum ; be valid or binding; be a
head ; have power, be able ; be worth,
produce; amount to; be in hv&t\ be
equivalent to; have course. — wk To pi^
tect patronize, defend, fevor.— ur. T»
employ, make use of; avail one's self oA
have recourse ta VAlQate Piaa, Hear
en bless orpardon you 1
Val6r, am. Value. Jfmoa f>alar^ Loss of
the privileges of nobility or other rights.
(Met) Mark of infemy.
Valeri&na, af. (Bot) Valerian.
Valero6am6nteL<we. Valiantly. [erftiL
VaIer6eo, sa, a. Valiant brave, heroic ; pow*
Valetudln^o, ri#<t Valetudinarian.
Valia, af. Appraisement, valuation ; credit,
flivor; &ction.
Validaci6n, */ Validity.
VMdam6nte. ad. Validly. nne
Valid4r, va. To give validity, render bind-
Valld6a, ^ Validity, sUbillty.
Vilido, da, Ow Valid, firm, prevalent; bind-
ing; availing ot, confident of; Ikvored,
accepted, esteemed ; powerfhl ; availed.
Valido, am. A fhvorite.
Vali6nte, a. Strong, vigorous ; valiant, spir^
ited, brave, courageous; valid; eminent,
excellent Great, exoe^v&
Vali6nte, em. Bully, braggadocio.
Vallentem^nte, ad, 'Vigorously; valia.ntly,
strenuously.
Vallmi^nto, am. Use, using or employing;
utility, benefit advantage; gratnitoot
contribution ; interest, fiivor, protection ;
good graces.
Vali6so, sa, a, Rlch^ery valuable;
Valizo, af. (Nan.) Beacon, buoy. Valtaa
f«nv«ir«, Landmark. [in some porta.
Vallz^e, am Duties paid by the shipping
VAlla, «/; Intrenchment ; barrier.
ValladAr, am. (Prov.) V. VaUado.
Vallade&r, wh To inclose vrlth stekes. V.
VaUar.
Vall&do, am Inolosnre, fence, lock.
Valldr, «a. To fence, hedge.
V&lle, am Val^ dale, valley.
Vallico, am (Bot) Bav-grass.
Valdna, tf. A boy*s shirt-collar. [breecheSk
VfcWnes, amjpl. A sort of trowseu or wldii
Val6r, am. Value, price; vaHdi^r; power;
valor, fortitude, courage: revenna.
Valoraeidn, «/ V. Valvneion.
Valor^r, ValoreAr, «& To appraise^ vain*
V. ViiUtar,
Valoria, ^f. Value, pricet
Valorize, tm. (Mex.)V. Valorar,
Vals, am V&lsa, f/T waltz.
ValsAr, vn. To waltz.
Vahiaci6n, ^ Valuation.
Valnir, «ix. To value, appraise^
Valvas6r, am. Gentleman) noblenua.
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VAlYQla, ^ Vtl ve ; flap.
Valmttlla, e< YaMile.
YAmofl, iniiii. Welt, come I Well, go on I
Yampiro, »m. Yamplre.
Yanagl6rla, «/! Yalngloiy, boast [o£
Yanaglortdne, «r. To be vainglorlona, boast
Yanagloriosam^nte, acU Yaingloriooslf.
YanagIori66o, sa, <l Yalngloiioos, conceited.
Yanam^nte, ad^ Yalnly; snperstitloaslj ;
wlthont foundation: arroeantlT. pre-
lo.
non-
jBTo-
anity.
iffect-
, UJJH.T f Useless,
ftiTolons; arrogant, conceited, foppish;
fnsabatantiaL Fn rano^ In rain.
Y&no, »tn, (Arcli.) Yacnnm in a wall.
Yap6r, am, Yapor, steam, breath ; tnray ;
a steamer.
Yapordble, a. Yaporons, fomj.
Vaporacldn, a/. Evaporation. Tporar.
Yapordr, Yapore&r, Yaporiziir, ta. Y. Sta-
Yapor6eo, sa, a. Yaporons.
YapnlaciAn, qf. (Coll) Whipping.
Yapnlaml^nto, am. V. Vapvlacion,
Yapuldr, v<h (Coll.) To whin, flog.
Yapnl^o, am, (Coll.) Whipping:
Yaqneiir, va. To cover cows with the bnll.
YaqneTlfL {/: Herd or drove of black cattle.
(Amer.) A fiu-m for grazing cattle.
YaqneT1Ie^ am, pL Winter pasture for cows.
YaqnerlUo, am, dim^ Boy who attends cows.
Yaqneiiza, af. Stable for black cattle in
winter.
Yaquerlzo, za, a. Belatlng to cows.
Yaqnerlzo, am, Y. Vamiero.
Yaqu^ro, am. Cowherd, cow-keeper; Jacket
or loose dreiw worn by women and chil-
dren.
Yaqn6ro, ra, a. Belonging to cowherds.
Yaqu6ta, tif. Sole-leather, tanned oow-hlde;
ramrod. Y. Baquata,
Yaquetei^, to. To flog with leather thongs.
Yaqnet^o^Mii. Flogging, running the gantlet
YaqnUla, vaoulta, tf. dim, ▲ small or young
cow, a heifer.
YAra, a/. Rod ; pole, staff; Terge, a wand.
Vara da alffuaieUfThe office of a consta-
ble. Yard-stick ; herd of forty or flftr
head of swine ; perch or roost of a fid-
eon; chastisement Vara aUa^ Sway,
birii band. Vara da paaoar^ Fishing-
rod. Vara or tariUa da Cortina^ A
curtain-rod. Varaa, Shafts of a coach.
Varcu da Zim, Meteors. Vara da Jaai^
(Bot) Tuber Ma.
f ar6da, a^. (Nan.) The act of a vessel run-
ning agronnd or stranding.
VAR
Yatad^roa, am, pL (Nan.) Skids or skeeds
Y,PosUUroa,
Yarfido, a, Y. liatada.
Yarad6r, sm. (Nan.) Yoyal, a hawser bent
to the cable, for heaving In the anchor.
Yaril, am, A long pole or perch. (ColL) A
tall, slender person.
Yarap&Io, am, A long pole; switch; blow
with a pola ((}oIU Trouble, vexation.
YarAr, to. (Nau.) To run aground. A~m
(Nan.) To be stranded ; be stopped.
Yaraso^to, am, Treillage;
Yarizo, am. Stroke with a polet
Yarb^sco, am. Y. Verbaaco.
YarchUla, ^ Measure of grain, which coo-
tains the third part otA/anaffo,
Yardisca, ^. A thin twig. [switch.
Yardascizo, am. Stroke with a twig or
Yaread6r, fm. One who beats down with a
pole or stafll
Yare^je, am. Ketail-trade, sellinjc by the
yard ; beatins down the fhilt of trees.
Yaredr, va. To beat down the fruit of trees ;
cudgel, beat ; wound bulls or oxen with
a goad ; measure or sell by the yard. — vr.
Grow thin or lean.
Yarej6n. am, A thick pole or staff.
Yarendftje, am, (Nan.) Collection of floor-
Umbers.
Yar6nga. af. (Nan.) Floor-timber. Vareri'
ga da plark, (Nan.) Midship floor-Umber.
Varanga da aobrapUinoa^ (Nau.) Floor-
rider.
Yardo, am. Measurement
Yareta, tf. (Dim.) A small rod or twig.
Lime-twig for catching birds ; stripe ; a
piquant expression : a circnitous manner
of speech. Jraa da tareta^ (ColL) To
have a diarrhcea.
Yareteiir, v<$. To variegate.
YariAble, a. YarUble; fickle.
Yariablemente, ad, Yariably.
Yariacl6n, ^. Yariatlon ; change.
Yari&do, da, a. Yarlegated, colored.
Yarlamtote, ad. Yariously. ^'"9*
YariAnt©, ^, Yarious readings.— ^o. Vary-
Yari&r. va. To change, shift; variegate.—
im. To vary.
Ydrice, */ (Surg.) Yarlx.
YarlcAso, sa, a. (Sunc) Yarloose.
Yaried&d, ^ Yariety : chanee, variation.
Yariegddo. da, a, Yanegated.
Yarilla, t/. (Dim.) A small rod. Curtaiiy
rod ; spindle ; switch. VariUaa. Jaw-
V ^iborstickofafkn.
"S k CollecUon of ribs of a fka.
1 a, Yarious, different; Inooft*
ftble; vague; variegated. Va-
, J.
Yario, am, (Ichth.) Pink, minnow.
Yarlz, am. (Surg.) Y. VArioe,
Yardn, am, Man; man of respectability.
Varon da Dioa, A holy man. Santo «a-
ran, (Coll.) A good but not a wise maa
Varan dal Hm<m, (Nau.) Rudder-pondant
Yaroula, ^ Male Issue.
Yaronil, a. Manly, mascnilne ; spirited
Yaronllm6nte^d. Manfully, vallanUy.
YarrAco, am, V. Verraco.
Varraquofir, ttu To grunt like a boar.
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faMllAjc, mth Vaasalige; llcgo-money.
FAsdllo, 11a, «. YtsMO, sabject
FasAllo, 11a, a. SnbjecL [ada aw pat
Vas^, «». Boffet on which glaases or vea-
V'ascong&do, da, a. and «. The native of Ala-
va, Ouipuzooa, and Biscay, and the tblnga
belongins to them.
VatoaiocoTW BiBcar dialect. (CoU.)Jar.
fm, gibberish. Hahlar m wiacuencs^
9 apeak Spaolab so brofcanly as not to
be nnderstood.
Vasoalar, a Vascular.
Vasoultfero, ra, a. Vasoaliferons.
Vasealdeo, sa, a. Yascalar.
Vise, «r. Third peisoa sfngtilar of the
present indicative of ir, To go. In
plays, Exit
Vas^a, ^ Canboard ; kitchen-dresser.
Vasico, an. aim. A small glass, cup, or
TesseL
Vas^ja. tf. Bntt, pipe, or cask for liqaora.
Vasija que reauma^ A leaky cade
VasUUTa, fta, ^ dim. of VoMja.
Vanllo, ito, wu dim. A small glass or cap.
VaHUo^ Cell or comb of bees.
Viso,«?n. Yaso; tumbler, glaaa ; the quan-
tity of liqaor contained in it; ressel; the
capacity, room, or extent of any thing;
horse's hoof; vessel, vein, or artery; re-
ceptacle. Vaso de harro^ Tlie human
body: an earthen vesseL FoMH, Close-
stools, chamber-pots.
y&staffo, 9m. Stem, shoot
Vastedid, i\f. Yastness.
Y^sto, ta, a. Yast huge^
Y4te, sm. Bard, druid.
Yaticlnad6r, ra, 9. Prophet, diviner.
Yatlcin&nte, pa. Foretelling.
VaticinAr, no. To foretell
Yaticinio, an. Yaticlnation.
Vatidlco, ca, a, (Poet) Prophetical
Ydya, ^f. Scott jest— <»U«f:^. Go; go to;
come! Indeed I
Ye&se, See.
Yccdra, ^ (Prov.) Drove of inlntals.
Veceria, ^ Herd of swine. [temately.
Yec^ro, ra, a. and «. One who performs al-
VeclnAl, a, Y. Vicinal.
Yecinam^nte, ad. Near, contlguoosly.
Vecindad, %/. Population; vicinity, con-
Yedndftdo, 9m. Y. Veeindad,
Yeoind&rio, 9m. The population of a place;
roll of the inhabitants of • place , neigh-
borhood, vicinity. [near.
Vec&no, na, a. Neighboring: , neighbor, next
Vecino, sm. Neighbor, lionsekeeper; citi-
len, freeman. Medio tedno^ (Prov.) He
who, in a parish distinct from bis resi-
dence, paying half the contribuUona, en-
|oys the right of depasturing his cattle
on the commons.
VecUg&lea, 9m, pL Toll, doty paid on goods
which are carried 1h>m one place to
another.
fMa, if. Prohibition by Uw.
YedMo. em. Warren, indosare for game.
Yedami6nto, «m. Prohibition.
Yedto, 9a. To prohibit, forbid; Impede.
vedeg&mbro, tm. (Bot) Uelleboro.
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Yed«^ ^. Y. tfweAjfa.
Yedrifido, da, a. (Prov.) Y. Fec^Mo.
YedUa, e/T Entangled lock of wool; ilak«,
tuft of entangled hair.
Yedljero, ra, 9. Collector of looae locks cC
wool at shearing.
YedUica, Sll^ ita, f< A small lock of wool
Yed^Odo, da, Yedij6eo, sa, a. Having en-
tangled or matted hair. [Y. Vi^edo,
Yed^mo, em. Quality of vines or grapes.
Yeeddr, ra, «. Spy, watcher; overseer, In*
spector : caterer; principal eqaerry to the
king. (MilO Inspector.
Yeeduria, 9/. employment of an inspector;
the inspector's offloe ; controllersbip.
Y^ 4/r A tract of level and froitftil groond ;
a mead or a meadow. (Cuba) A tobacco
field. rcimes; by tomsw
Yegida, 9f. Time. A' ta9 V9ffaua9^ At
Yegetabilid&d, ^ Yegetablllty.
Ycgetikble, a and em. Y. VegetaL
Yegotad6n, ^. Yegetation.
Yegetil, a. and em. Yegetablo, vegetal
Yeget&Dte, pa. Yegetatlng;
Yegetir, vn. To vcwetate.
Yegetativo, va, a, vegetative.
Yega6r, em. In Arragon, the magistrate of
a certain district: the chief magtstrato of
Andorra, a valley in Catalonia.
Yegneria, ^, The Jnrisdictlon of tha Veffu^' -
Yegaerio, em, Y. Fetzuerio.
Yega^. mn, (Coba) The steward who takes
oare of a 99ga.
Yehemdnda, ^ Yeheroence, violence.
Yehemtote, a. Yehement impetnons; per-
snasive; fervent
Yehemeutem6nte, ad, Yehemently.
Yehicalo, 9m. Yehlde.
YeintAvo, mn. The twentieth part of a tbtng.
Yeinte^ a. and em. Twenty. Y. Vigi9imo.
A' la9 wir^ Unseasonably. Pin stand*
ing alone in front of the nine-pliA
Yeint6n, em. A gold dollar.
Yeint^na, f^ The twentieth part; a aoore.
Yeinten&r, 9m. Y. Veiniena, {jom.
YeintenMo, ria, a. Containing twenty
Yeint6no. na, a. Twentieth, veintmo.
Applied to cloth containfaig 9000 threads
in the warp.
Yeinte&Al, a. Lasting twenty years.
Yeinteoch6no, na, a, AM>Ued to a warp of
2800 threads.
Yeinteeeis6no, na, a. Applied to the warp
of cloth having 2G0O threads.
Ydntidnoo, a, TVenty-flve.
Yeinticnatr6no, na. a. Twenly-ftnirth.
Yeinticoatria, iff. The dignity of a «e<nti-
ouairo (alderman) In Seville.
YeinticoAtro, a. Twenty-ftmr.— em. Alder-
man of Seville, and other towns of An
dalusia.
Yeintid6s, a. Twenty-two.
Yeintidostoo, na, Yeintedosdno, na, a. Ap'
plied to doth, the warp of which oontalar
§200 threads.
Yeisie, lo, See it
Ydad6n, i\f. Yexatlon, oppression.
Yel&men, em. Taunt, scorriloQS eriticisin
YciJaminKta, 9m. Censor.
Yejancdn, na, a. and 9. auffm. eeU. Decrepit
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TdAr, 9a, To vex, borASs; scoff: toase.
YdAztdn, na, a. and a. augm. coU. Yerr old.
Vdocito, U, a. and t. dim, V, Vi^edio,
y^eet^rio, 9m, (CoU.) Okl trumpery; a
pdtolant old man.
Vej6to, «m. (ColL) ▲ rldlculoas oM man;
actor who personates an old man.
V^^ f: Old ase; decav.
Yc^ezTOlo, mn. dim. A little old man.
YcOesnAla, 9^. dim^ An old has.
Y^^ ^f. Bladder, gall-bladder; blister.—
pL Pustules of small-pox ; wind-galb In
iiorsesL r<r:^i^ac2dj7tfrro^(Bot) Common
wlnter-cherrr*
Yejigacidn, tf. Blistering:
Y<Aigat6rio, am, A blistering plaster.
Y^igat^rio, ria. a. Blistering:
Yejig^zo, 9m. Blow with a bladder Ml of
wind. Dar nn veiigaao^ To cheat
Yejlg6n, 9m. auom. larg»t>ladder or blister.
Yeilgii^bi or Yf^igu&ca, ilia, Ita, 4^ dim,
SmaU bladder.
YeJ igu^ro, 9m. Looker-on at a gaming-table ;
coUeetor of rental
Ye)6n, na, 9. Yery old person.
V*!*, ^. Watch ; vigilance ; watchman ; pll-
grimi«e. Y. Jtomeria. Candle; awning;
sail, snip ; nigfatwork. Vela mayor^ Main-
sail Feto dtf (r/n^ue^ Fore-saiL Vela
<lefiiet(Mta,Mizxon. F<riade^a«ia, Main-
top-saiL Vda ds velacha, Fore-top-saiL
Vela ds 9obreme9ana^ Mizzen-top-salL
Vela de juaneU mayor, Maln-top^gal-
lant-saiL Vela d4}uanet€de proa, Fon-
top-gallant-aall Vela de periquUo <fe
«oor0m«sa«u>,MIzsen-top-^Iant-6alL Fe-
la ds eebadera. Sprit-sail. Vela de tohro-
eebad9ra, Sprit-eail-top-salL Vela 9eca,
Oroa»>iaok-saiL Vela de e9tay, Btay-saiL
Vela Otf maricangaUo, Driver. Vela ds
9&ndA, Try-sail Vela ds canar^a,
BooQ>-sail Veku ds proa^ Uead-sailsw
Velae ds popayAStet'^aSlA. Vetaemayo-
rstu Courses. Vela baradsra, Drabler.
Vela ds etus, A touare-sail Vela ds
ittsirar^ Port-sail Caida ds una wia,
Drop or depth of a sail OratU ds una
vela. Head of a saa Vela encapiUada,
dail blown orer the yard. Velacfirrada^
Furled sail Feia eoaada, Trimmed sail
Vela larga or dsaaferrada, Unfkirled
sail Vda oargada arriba or sobre las
eandsliaa9. A sail hauled up in the brails.
retot(ffui7<fa,TauffhtorAillBail Vela
deereUngada^ Sail olown from the bolt-
rope. K«<a tfn/cKS^ Backed sail Vela
qus fiamsa. Sail which shivers 1q the
wind. Velaouadrada^^naxs-uXLMO'
r«ar ima veto, To set a sail HacsresA
Itt vela. To set sail Usvar poca vela.
To carry an easy sail ITaesrfusrwa ds
««^ To crowd sail Jfnvda, vigilantly,
without sleep. A.' la vela, Prepared,
equipped, ready. A* vela y pregon^
Auction by inch of candle. Juego ds
velas. A set of sails. Tender las velas,
(Met) To take proper steps for attaining
M olgect; to seise an opportunity for ob-
" talning one*s desires.
I. (Nan.) Foro-top-sall.
VEL
TelacI6n, a/. Watch. Velaeionse, Nuptial
benedictions. [Wakea.
YelAda, V: Watch. T.Vslaelon, Veladat,
Yelddo, em. Married man.
Ye1ad6r, ra, 9. Watchman ; vigflant keeper,
spy: a large lamp used by tradesmen to
work at night [ Veldmsn.
eIA}e. 9m» (Nan.) Sails in general Y.
Yel&mbros, sm. pL Nuptial benedictions.
Yelfimen, 9m. (Nan.) Set of sails. Arreglar
el veidmen, To trim the sails.
Yoliir. «n. To watch, wake ; be attentive 01
vigfiant (Nau.) To appear above th*
water, as rocks. Fyarta««»oofrt«,(Nau.)
To stand by the sheets.— iw. To guard,
watch, keep; marry, give the nuptial
benediction; attend the sick or deceased
at night
Yel&rte, «m. Sort of fine broadcloth.
YeleldH ff- Yellelty; ft»eble will; Incon-
stan<^, fickleness.
Yeleidoeo, sa, a. Fickle, inconstant
YeleJAr, vn. (Nau.) To make use of sails.
Yeleho, em. (Bot) Uenbane, Velsflo bianco,
White henbane. VeUno negro, Black of
common henbane.
Yeleria, ^. A taliow-chandler^s shop.
Yel6ro,sm, Tallow-chandler; pllsrlm.
Yel6ro, ra, a. Swift-sailing : applied to a ship
Yel6sa, ^. (Bot) Lead wort
Yel^ta, if. Weather-cock ; fickle peraen.
Yel6te, em. A thin veil
Yelttlla, 9/. A sort of linen.
Yelicacidn, «^ (Med.) StimulaUon.
Yelldff, va. To twitch.
Yelioo, illo, ito, 9m. (Dim.) A small refr,
embroidered gauxe.
Yelilla, ita, ^. aim. A small candle.
YellAoo, sm. Y. BeUaoo.
Yelleeillo, em. Yery short, soft hair.
Yell6ra, tf. Woman who takes off hair on
women's hoes.
Yellido, da, a. Downy, villous.
Y6II0, 9m. Down, soft hair; nap : gossamer.
YellodnOiSm. Sbeep*sskin with the wool on.
Yell6n,«m. Fleece, wool of one sheep; lock
of wool; copper coin of Castile.
Yelloncioo, iUo, ito, sm. A small fleece.
Yellon6ro^ em. Collector of fleeces at shear-
ing, [cloth.
Yellora, t/T (Prov.) Knot taken from woollen
Yellori, Yellorin, 9m. Broadcloth of the
color of wool
Yellorita, 9/. (Bot) Cowslip. [marinora
Yell^sa, 4/: OiOW) Coarse cloth worn by
Yellosidi^ ^ Downiness.
YellosUIa, ^ (Bot) Creeping mouse-car.
Yelldso, sa, a. Downy, hafry.
Yell6do, da, a. Downy, shaggy.
Yell&do, 9m. Shag, velvet
Yellnt^ 9m. (Prov.) Yelvet-worker.
Y6I0. 9m. Yell, curtain ; feast at Uking the
veil: eover, disguise; pretence, pretext,
mask; obscurity. Correr a velo,To i^viA
off the mask. Tomar el velo. To become
a nun.
Yelociddd, ^ Yeloclty, speed, flcetness.
Ye16n, em. Lamp in which oil is burnt
Yekm^ tf. Wooden lamp-stand or brarSiel
Yelonero, 9m, Lamp-maker.
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Ve\^ a. Swift, nimble.
rekatnAnte, ad. Swiftly.
V6na« «/r Veia; fibre of plants; hollow,
eavitv; vein of metal in mlneft. Vma
po^t«<»7, A poetical rein. Diveive qoalitj
or color m earth or stones; stripes in
stones: mineral water ioand under
(round. Coffer or hollar A alffvno de
vmuL^ To find one in a fkrorabie di^MMl-
tion. Dar en or hallar la vena^ To hit
npon the right nMaD&
7enabIo, tm. Javelin. [deer.
Venad6ro, em. Place mncb frequented by
Venadito, em. dim. A small deer.
Ven&do, em. Deer ; venison.
VenAje, em. Current of a stream.
Venal a. Venal; salable; mercenary.
Venalidiid, f^ Venality.
Venalogia, ^ Treadae of the veinsw
Venitico, ca. & Having a vein of madness.
Venat6rio, ria, a. Venatio.
Venoed5r, ra, «. Conqueror, victor.
Venc^o, «m. String band. (Orn.) Martlet,
martinet
Vencdr, va. To conquer, subdue, defeat,
master; surmount, clear; persuade. — vn.
To conquer, gain, saooeed.— «r. To govern
one^ passions.
Vencible, a. Conquerable ; snperable.
Vencldo, da, a. Conqaered, subdued; due;
payable. JJevar de wncida^ To prove
victorious.
Venclmidnto, em^ Victory, conquest ; bend-
ing or tuniing down. Venclmi€rUo de
plato, (Com.) Maturity of a bill of ex-
change. Al rendmUnto del plaao. At
the expiration of the time that a bill
comes due.
V^nda, ^ Bandage ; fillet
Vendi^e, em. Commission on sales; ligature
with a fillet bandage.
Vend4r, ca. To tie with a band, fillet, or
bandage: fillet Vendar loe qfoe. To
hood wine.
VcndaviU, em. A strong wind south by west
Vended6ro, ra, e. One employed in selling.
V«nded6r, ra, e. Seller, trader, retailer,
huckster, vender.
Vendeh^mos. em. Vender of puffed-up
promises: literally, a smolce-seller.
Vond6Ja, if. Apublic sale.
Vender, to. To sell; betray for money,
firostftute; render dear or difficult; de-
ude with fal5e pretences. (Met) To be-
tray fiiith. confluence, or f^Iondshfn. Ven-
der iwicia^ (Coll.) To boast of what one
ought not Vender por mayor^ To sell
in the lump, or by wh jlcsaie.— cr. To
boast; devote one^ self )f, the service of
snotber. Venderse oaro. To be of diffl-
eult access. Venderee barato^ To make
one's self cheap. Vend^ cara la vida.
To fight desperately. A' ml qtte lae
9endOy (OoU.) No deceiving those who
are thoroughly acquainted with the busi-
ness or thing.
Vender^che, em. Vender, dealer.
Vendible, a. Salable, markotible.
Vendica, ilia, Ua, ^ dim. Small fillet tr
bandage; a small diadem.
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Vendidon, ^ Bale, eellinc,
Vendido, da, a. Bold. JSHar wndido, Ti
be exposed to great risks. UMar comet
ffendtd&t To be in danger.
Vendimia, ef. Vintage; Urge gain.
Vendimiido, da, a. Gathered vintageu
Oomo por vifUi vendimUuUiy Easily.
Vendimiaddr, ra. e. Vintager.
Vendlmiir, «a. To gather the vintage; en
Joy unUwfhl perquisites; reap benefits or
profit unjustly.
V^ndo, em. List of cloth.
Vend&ta, tf. (Amer.) Auction, vendcA.
Vendut^ro, em. Auctioneer. [craft
Venefici4r, ra. To bewitch. Injure by witcb*
Venef iclo,«}». Charm, witchcraft ; poisoning .
Ven^fioo, ca, a. Polaonon^ using witohera£
Venen&r, va. V. Envenenar,
Venenlf&ro, riL a. (IV)et) V. Venenoeo.
Vendno. em. Poison, venom ; wrath, fhrr.
(Met) Poison, any thing pemldoua to
morals and religion.
Venenosam^nte, nd. Venomously.
Venenosidiid, tf. Poiaonousneea.
Vonen6so, sa, A Venomous, poisonous.
Vcndra, ef. Poro^ain shell worn by pilgrims:
baflge or star of a military ocdor; vein of
metal in a mine; spring of water.
Veneriible, a. Venerable.
Venerab1em6nte, ad. Venerably.
Voneraoidn, if. Veneration ; worship ; honor.
Venerad6r, ra, e. Wonhipner.
Vener&ndo, da, a. Venerable.
Vener&nte, pcu Worshipping.
Vener&r, «a. To venen^ worshii>, honor.
VenSreo, rea, a, Venereons, venereal
Vendro, em, A vein of metal In a mine ; a
— . * — L — —jgiq, root source.
V 11 porcelain sheU.
V igcr.
V of revenge.
V of thin vea (Mil) A
fused by captains.
V je, vengeance.
V ge, avenge.— <9r. To bo
V Bevensef^illy.
V rengeAil, vindictive.
V rgiveneis; leave, pcr-
nse to minors to man-
^^ »^. ^ — ^-.,.Ba; bow^iith the bead
VenlAl, a. Venial
Venlalid&d, if. Venla^ness.
Venialm6nte, ad. Vonially.
Venida, f/T Arrival; regress; overflow of a
river; attack in fencing; rashness.
Venid6ro, ra, a. Future, coming. Sn lo 9<v-
nidero, Uenceforth.
Venid^roa, em.jpL Posterity.
Venido, da, a, Oome, arrived. Bien venULo
or v&nida^ VTeloomo.
Venino, em. Boll ft tumor.
Venhio, na, a. Poisonous.
Venir, w. To come. Venacd^ (Coll) Come
hither. To happen ; follow, succeed ; pro-
ceed firom. ori^nate in. Infer, aoduoe ; as-
senti yield; suit answer; grow; oeenr.
(Arith.) To result Used as an auxiliary,
and followed by the prep, d, it signlflet
fithcr the action of the f(Alo>vlng verhl of
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VEN
VKK
tbe stfttoof TMidiiMSS for ftctiou : as, Venir
^ai^omfo, To dance. Venir douentaa^To
tiftloalatok Venir d mAnoM^ To deesy.
r4?n<r deptHUa^ To come at the nlok of
timew V«nir pU eon ftota, Jub^ eooiu^
—«r. To ferment Veniree A buena9.To
yield. Venirse dumUenda. To be Ikll-
ing asleep. [in a drain or trenoh.
Tonora, af. (Prov.) Baiige of stones or bricks
Ton^eo, aa, a. Venous; veiny.
Vcnta, ^ Sale, market Venta conjlden-
dais A troat sale; a poor inn on roads.
jSar«iia«Mito,TobeadearpIace. Open
place exposed to the weather.
Fentida, ^ A gust of wind.
Vent4)a, ^ Advantage, preference; gain;
odds given at play.
Vent^osamtote, ad. Advantageously.
VenUydeo, sa, a. Advantageous.
Ven^ ^. Valves V. Valvula.
VentAlle, «i»u Fan. Y. Abanica.
Ventiuia, sf. Window ; window-shatter : nos-
tril ; either of the senses of seeing or near-
ing. Tener ventana cU denc^ (GolL} To
be eUted with pride. Hn a bnilding.
Vontaniy e, em. N umber or serfee of windows
Ventanato, em. Blap of a window, [dows.
Ventaneikr, tm. To caze often fh>m the win-
Vontan6r«, a. Window-gazer.
Ventan6<o, em. Glazier; window-maker.
VentaAlca, ilU, ^ ditn. A small window.
/enlAnioo, Ulo, em. dim. A small window-
shutter.
VentAr, t>a. and n. V. Veniear.
Vcntandu, em. Violent wind. rwiod.
Vcnteadura, ^ Split made in timber by the
VenteAr. vn. and a. To blow; smelL soent;
investi^te; dry, expose to the air.— «r.
To be dllod with wind or air.
Vent6o, tm. Vent-hole in a cask.
Vont^, ra. Roadside innkeeper.
Ventl^ra, /(/ A sort of leather purse Iksteued
to a belt
Ventiladte, ^ Ventllatton.
Ventiladdr, em. Ventilator.
VentUiur, va. To ventilate; winnow; exam-
ine.— m. To move with a current of air.
Ventisca, «f. Storm attended with a heavy
fhllofsnow. fsnow.
Vontisc^, on. To blow htfd, attended with
Venti-Mso, sm. V. V«ntleo<L
Vontl9e66o, sa, a. Windy, stormy.
Ventisqut^ro, em. Place where snow Is heaped
by the wind; snow-storm.—^ Glaciera.
Tentol^ra, ^ Oast of wind; vanity, pride;
fancy, v. RegUera.
Vcntolina, tf. (Kan.) light, variable wind.
Vent6r, em. Polntei^dog; fox-hound.
VentorriUo^ Ventdrro, em. A petty inn or
tavern near a town.
Ventdsa, «f (Med.) Cupping-glass; vent alr-
holou Pegar tma tenioea^ To swindle.
Ventoseir, Ventoseirse, vn. and n To break
wind.
Tontos^ro, ra, a. Fond of copping.
Ventosldi^ «/ Flatnlency.
Tratdso, sa, a. Windy ; flatulent; pointing;
rain; teinpostuoua.
Veotr&l, a. Ventral.
irintr»jcha. *f. Belly of (Isbca
Ventreg6diL */: Brood, litter.
Ventrera, ^ Koller or girdle for tho belly.
Ventriculo, em* Ventricle, the stomach.
Ventrilocuo, em. Ventriloquist
Ventr6n, em. augm. of Vientra.
Ventr6eo, sa, Ventr&do, da, a. Big-boUied.
Ventura, tf. Lack, fortune; casualty; risk,
venture. Por Centura, By chance. I*ro
bar venturOf To try one's fortune.
Venturdro, ra, a. Gasoal; lacky; vagrant
adventurous.
Ventur6ro, am. Fortune-honter; land-U»iHn
VentariUa, tf. Good luck.
Ventnrina, »/. Oold'^ne.
VentAro^ ra, a. Future.
Ventaron, em. augm. Great luck.
Ventuiosam^ote, ad. Lnckily.
Ventordeojsa, a. Lucky, fortunate.
V6nus, tf. Venus ; beeper. (Chem.) Cop;x r
(Her.) The vert oolot
Venustidiid, tf. Beauty.
Ven6sto, ta, a. Beautifhl.
V^nza, «C Scarftkin used bv gold-beaters.
Ver, «a. To see, look Into : observe, consider;
foresee; imagine; juoge; discover; ex-
ploreu Used with the particle vo, it is gen-
erally a menace: Ya verd^ He shall see.
Ver venir^ To avralt another's resolution.
Eetar por ver, To be doubtful ITo po-
der oer d alguno/To detest one. A' mas
ver, FarewelJ. Ver mundo. To travel.
Ver d hurtadilloJi, To look over the
shoolders.— or. To be seen ; find one's self
in a state or situation. Verse pobre, To
be reduced to poverty. Verse negro. To
be in great want To agree ; see one's self
in a daaSb Ver si. To try to. Verse en
eIlo,To consider. Ya m o^ It is evi-
dent; certainly. Verse or irse viendo.
To discover. Verse y deeearse. To have
great care and anxiety in dolnff a thinp
Verse entre or en kte aetae del toro. To
be in the greatest danger.
Ver, em. Si^t, seeing: light, view.
V6ra, tf. (Prov.) Ed«i, border. V. OriOa.
Fera«,Tratli, reality, earnestness. Deve-
rae. In truth, really. Con mucAas verae,
Venr earnestly.
VeraddAd, tf. Veracity, fldoUty.
Veran&da, sf. Summer season. [tie.
Veranad^ro, etn. A summer pasture for cat-
Veranir, Vereneir, on.. To spend or pass ttte
sunmier. JS"'^ ^ summer.
VerAnoo, Verandro, em. Place where catUe
YennloOj illo, ito, am. dim. of Verano. SI
veranico or veraniUo de San Uartin,
(Coll.) The Indian summer.
Verani^ pa, a. Relating to the summer
season; thin or sickly in summer; im-
perfect
Verano, em. Summer season.
Verdtro, em, V. EUboro.
VerAz, a. Veracious.
Verbdl, a. Verbal ; ond ; nuncupative. Oo-
pia verbal, A literal copy.
Verbalm6nte, ad. Verbally, orallr.
Verbisco, em. (Bot) Great mnlleuw
Verb&sculo, em. (Bot) Mullein.
Verbena, tf. (Bot) Vervain. Coger la oer
Icna, To rise early to walk.
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VER
r«rt>«Moi6D, (^ VerbersUoii.
V'erbeiir. to. To best, Btrik«, dart against
•ppUea to wind uid water.
YerMgriuAA, ad. for example, for instanoe :
in abbreytation v. g.^ oorreeponding to e.
a. In £ngll8h books.
Terbo^ vn. Word, term: Terb. (DiTin.)
Word, second Person of the holy Trinity.
V^boa, Swearing, angry expreeaiona.
JS!oAariwr&o«, To corse, swear. J>e€mito
ad verfrtMiL W<Hrd for word.
VerbosidH iff. Verbosity.
Verb6so, sa, a. Prolix, [nsed by pataitera
Vordiielio, «m. A kind of gritty green earth,
TerdAd, ^, Troth, veracity, realitv ; axiom ;
maxlixL Verdad ds peroffrtUto.A, no-
torious truth. Tratar leerdad^ To love
truth. A'laverdadmdeverdadfTTuiyt
in foot
Terdaderamtote, ady, Trnlv, verily. Indeed.
Verdad6ro, ra, a. True, real, sincere, verita-
ble.
VerdAI, «m. Green gage, a plnm.
Verdteca,«/y. Vardatoa.
V6rde, mt. Green; verdure; verdigrise;
youth; person in the bloom or age.
Darte «m verds^ To amuse one's self for a
short time. V^srds Umon^ Bright gre^L
V$nUp<irdo^ Brown green.— & Unripe ;
fresh : young, blooming. Vi^o tmnUf A
boylsn old man.
VerdiSa, tf. A sort of Florence white wine.
Verdeiu*, tw. To grow green.— «& To collect
grapes and olives to selL
Vatlecclod6n, mk 8ea-green.
Verdec6r, wi. To grow green.
Verdedllo, wi. (Orn.) Greenfinch.
VerdeciUo, Ula, a. dim. Greenish.
Verdleesmerilda, a. Emerald green.
VerdegAy, mn. and a. Yerditure.
VerdegueiTf^n. To grow green.
Verd^a,awV. Verdal.
Yerdemiu', 9m. and a. Sea-green.
Verdemontifia, «/! Monntafn-green, a min-
eral imported from Uangary. [green.
Terdeoscnro, ra, a. and im. (Prov.y Dark
yerder61, «n. Kind ofgreen shcll-flsh.
Verdcr6n, mi. (Orn.) The yellow-hammer.
Vcrd6te, mu Verdlter. V. CardeniOo.
Verdevetta, if. ^p-green.
VerdezQ6Io, »m. v. Verderon.
Verdln, «m. V. Verdinck 6ea-wecd ; pond-
weed ; oxide of copper. [not ripe.
Verdina, ^ The green color of fruit when
f erdln6gro, gra, a. Of a deep green color.
Verdino, na, a Of a bright green color.
Vcrdlsdoo, ca, a. Pale green.
VerdoUga,^ (Bot) Purslain.
Verd6n, 9m. (Orn.) Greenfinch.
Ford6r, 9m. verdure, herbage
taste; strength of the body.
Youtk
unpleasant
Virdoras,
Yerd6eo, sa, a Greenish. [walls^
Yerd6yo, 9m. A CToen monld growing on
Y^rdngido, 9m. Under petticoat formerly
worn: flutbincale hoop-petticoat
Verdnffftl, 97n. Young shoots growing in •
wood aifter cutting.
Verdfigo, 9m. The young shoot of a tree;
^ck; hangman, executioner; mark of a
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lasb on the skin ; things which aflliet the
mind ; crael person ; small ear-ring. (Mll.^
LeaUiem wUp. paige mark of a lash
Yerdng6n, sm. A long shoot of a tree; a
Yerdugnlllo, 9m. (Dim.) A small shoot of a
tree^ Mildew, mst; small, narrow razor;
a lone, narrow sword. [an.
Yerdulera, (ff. Market-woman , a me^n wom-
Yerdnl6ro, 9m. Grera-grocer. [vigor.
Yerd6ra, */. Yerdure; vegetables: greens;
Yerdnrita, if Slight herbage.
YerMa, 9/. Path, footpath; cJrenlar order cr
notice sent to towns; route of travelling
preachers. [SbC.
YeredArio, ria, a. Hired: applied to hon(«^
Yered6ro, 9m. Meeeenger sent with dis-
patches.
Yeredita, 9f dim. A very narrow footpath.
Y^rga, sf. The organ of xeneratiott in male
animals; nerve or cord of the cross-bow.
(Nau.) Yard. Verffa a^co. Cross-jack
yard. Potior toa Terffa9 en cnm, To
square the yards.
Yei^lo, 9m. Fizzle.
Yergaj6n, sm. I^srro 99rgajon^ Bound iron.
Yergdta, tf. A small twig.
Yeigete^do, da, o. (BIa£) Ycrgette, paley.
YergonzAnte, a. BashfuL— «. eom. An Iwn-
eet, needy person.
Yergonzoeamtote, ad. Shamefolly.
Yergonzoeico, ica, illo, ilia, itOL ioL a. dim.
DlBadent,shyr »—.-»-»
Yergonz6so, sa, a. Bashfhl, modest; diiB-
dent; shameftal Farte9 ifergorwwUt
Privy parts.
Yerguedr, va. To beat with a rod.
Yergii6nza,^ Shame; bashfblness; modes*
ty; dii&dence; a base action. K9 unn
mala vergi^enBa^ It is a shamef^ thing.
Vergit9n»a9^ Privy parts. [constable.
Yergu6r, Yergu^ro, em. (Prov.) Kind of hl^
Yergudta, ^ A small switch.
Yerguilla, ^ Gold or silver wirei
Yerfcu^to, 9m. A rough road. Vtrieustoat
Strange ideas.
Yeridioo, ca, a. Yeridical, telling truth.
Yerificaci6B, ^ Inquiry, examen, verifio*-
tion.
Yerific^, va. To verify; oonfimi, prove;
examine. — w. To be verified, prove true.
Yeriflcativo, va. a. Tending to prova
Yerino, 9m. Fine tobacco ftt>m Yerino.
in 8. A, (Prov.) Pimplei
YerisSmll, a. Probable, likely.
YerislmilitAd, #/ Yerislmilitude.
Yeri8imilm6nte, ad. Probably.
Y^i^a, 9/. Grate of a door or window ; cross-
barred grate. Jc^ard.
YeiJ61, 9m, Flower-garden ; a beantihil or-
Yermicular, a. Yermienlons, fbll of grubs;
vermicular, spiral
YermiculAr, va. f Arch.) To vermieulate, or-
nament an edifice with worm-like figures.
Yermifdrme, a. Yermiform.
YermifogOL a. and sm. (Med.) Yermiftigt
anthelmlntio.
Yermin^so, sa, a. Yerminous.
Yormiparo, ra, a. Yermiparons.
Yermlvoro, r», a. YermlvorouA
Yernioulo. la, a. Yemacnlar.
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VES
f onUO, a. YernaL
V^ tn^ (JXiax.) Cup or bell-formed vase
on a shield.
Ver6nlca, ^f. Image of the Ikce of oar Lord
Jesus Christ (Bot) Speedwell
Terosimil, a. Yerisimflar. Y. VtrMmik
Yeroeimilltfid, </: Yerlslmimy.
Yerrica, »f. (Nao.) A tent pitched on Bhore
fbr stores or ntendla.
YerHUx>,«m. Boar.
Yerraqaeir, vn. To gmnt Uke a boar.
VsrrioDd^x, tf. Bamng-time of boars and
other animals; withering state of herb&
Yerrl6ndo, da, & Foaming like a boar at
mttlnff-time; withering.
Yerroc^sm. Acraggyplaoe. Y. Bmrocal,
YermcArlm, »< (BotTWart-wort
VerrAga, if. Wart
Verrugdeo, sa, a, War^.
Yermgn6ra, ^f. (Bot) European turnsole.
Yemignita, ^ aim, A small wart
Yerrnmi6nto, ta. a. Warty.
Yers&do, d% a. versed, eonyersant
YersAL a. (Print) Y.May4i90ula,
YersalUla, «/ (Print) Small capiUl letter.
VersAr, vn. and r. To be versed or conrer-
sant
Yers6t1U (K. Ohangeable, variable.
^ersatmdid, i^f. (Little na) Yersatillty.
V^ersecBlo, tm. dim, Y. VtrtOlc. (lerr.
Yerserte, 9! Park of ancient pieces of artil-
Yersico, tm. dhn. Y. Ferstftot
Yersicnia, ^ Place where the choir-books
are placed. [chofr-books.
Yersfcnl&rio, em^ One who takes care of the
Yerslcnlo, »m. Ycrslcle; rcree of a chapter.
Yersfflcacldn, ^tf. Yerslfieation.
Yerslflcaddr, ra, «. Yerelfter.
Yersiflcdr, va. To versHy.
Yersillo, 9m. dim, A litUe verse.
Yersidn, ^ Translation, version.
Yersista, 9m. Yersifler.
Y6rso, am. Yerse ; metre ; Joke, witty say-
ing. (Prov.) Cradle. TerM de arU
mayor^ Yerse of twelve syllables.—^
Lines.
Yert^bra. 4j^ Yertebre.
YcrtebrAI, a. Yertebral.
Yerted6ro, 9m. Sewer, drain.
Yerted6r, ra, «. Nightman ; conduit sewer.
(Nan.) Scoop, fbr throwing out water.
Yert6Ilos, sm. pL (Nan.) Trucks to form
the parrels.
Yert^r, va. To spill, shed; empty vessels;
translate writings; publish, reveal a se-
cret; exceed.
»ertJbllld4d. 5/: YersaOlfty.
Vertlble, a. Movable, variable.
Ycrticil, o. YertlcaU
Yerticahntote, ad. Yertically.
Y6rtice, sm. Vertex, zenith.
Yertlcld&d, i(f. Yertlclty ; rotation.
Ycrtldlido, da^ (Bot) YertlcHlato.
Yertl6nte, sm. WateriUI ; spring, source.—
pa. Flowing^
Vertigln6so, so, a. Giddy.
Ydrtigo, 9m. Giddiness.
Yesina, »/. (Ilusb.) A straight fhrrow.
V*8pero, 9m, Yospcr.
Yesbertillo, <m. Bat Y. MurcUlago.
VIA
Yespertina, << Evening dlsoonrse in nnl
vanities.
Yeepertino, na, a, Yespertlne.
Yespertino, 9m, Doctrinal sermon preached
in the evening.
Y6sto, ^f. Clothes, gsTmenta. Y. VuHdo.
YesUb61o, em. Yestibule, portal, hall, lobby
Yestidkso, iUo, ito, «m. dim. of VevUda.
YestSdo, 9m. Dress, wearing apparel, car*
ments; ornament, embelluhment Fee-
Udo nfoda, Second-hand dothesi Ve^
Udo de corte, Conrt-dress. [turci
Yeatid6ra, ^f. Dress, wearingapparel ; ves
YestidnriUa, iiM,jf. dim, of r99Mura.
Yestigio, 9m, Vestige, fbotstep; ruins;
mark, sign, index.
Yestigio, 9m, Horrid monster.
Yestimdnta, Yestimteto, 9. Clothes, sar-
menta. FesMffientos,£oole8lastioal robes.
Teetir,«a. To elothe, drees, aocoutre; deck,
adorn; make clothes: cloak, disgniso;
give llberaUy. (Met) To embeUIsh a
discoune. V99Ur el proee90^ To carry
on a suit according to laww— «n. To go
well dressedv-HT. TO be oovered; be
clothed.
Yestu&rio, 9m, Yesture ; dothce ; nnlfbrm ;
equipment; tax for the equipment of the
troop; vestrv; green-room In a theatr
Vi9iuario9^ Deacon and subdeacon wl
attend the priest at the altar.
Yesttigo, S9IU Btem or bud of an olive.
Y6ta, 4*/! Yeln in mines; vein in wood o
marble, grain : stripe in doth. Z>«sot.
hrir la teta. To discover one's designs.
Yet&do, da, a. Striped, veined, streaky.
Yeteildo, da, a, and j7p. of Vftear. v. Fs
tado.
Yeteir, wt. To variegate, grain.
Yeterino, na, a, Yeteran, long practised.—
em. Yeteran, an old soldier. [stripe.
Yetica, ilia, ^<fim. A small vein; a narrow
YetAsto. ta. a. Yery andent
Yez, V- Turn ; time ; epoch : retom ;
herd of swine belonging to tne inhab-
itants of a place. Coda «ea, Eaeh time.
^' £11 Mi or por MSI, Sucoessively, by
tumsw rna««s,Once. 2>eima«eB,At
once. Mas ds una «««, More than oncA
En vm. Instead oC Tal «««, Perhaps.
TtU eual ves. On a singular occasion, sel*
dom, once in a way. VeotSt Power or
authority committed to a substitote
Haeer mm wees ds otro^ To supply one's
place. A' wee9y Sometimes, by turns, on
some occasions. Toda9 Uu V9cet qus.
Whenever, as often aa,
Y^ f^ (Bot) Yetch. Veaa cnUivodmt
Winter and summer tares, fetch or vetdk
Yezir, va. To accustom, habituate. Y.
Avetar,
V6zo, em. Blubber-lip. Y. Bmo.
\Ul tf. Way, road, route. V. Camino.
Mode, metnod, manner, procedure ; call-
ing, trade ; post-road ; passage, gut in the
animal body; spiritual life. Per via^ In
a manner or form. Via reda^ Straight
forward. Via reaervada^ OfSce of suts
on secret affairs. Via CHici9 or via 9a»
era. Calvary, a place having paths, 8t#
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VIO
tfons for CTOfls«a, altan, dec In remem-
bnnoe of Monnt Calvary.
riadera, ttf. Fart of a loom near thp troadlea.
riad6r, tm. Passenger, trayoUer.
V^ldante, «. and pa. Traveller, royager.
VlidAr, fm. To travel, perform a Joarney.
VliJAta, 9f. (Pro V.) L abort Joomey.
VfAjo, «»». Jonmey, tour, voyage, travel ;
way, road ; gait ; excursion ; load carried
at once. Yiaie redondo. Voyage out
and home.
riajecito, fm. dim, A short journey.
Viid^o, Vli^adAr, tm. TraveUer, passenger.
Vlfl, a. WaylkrlDg. , ^
?!4nda, f/C Food, viands, victuals, tore.
Vland^nte, 9m. Traveller, passenger.
riarAza,f<]>iarrha»: ofanimalflb (Prov.)
A rash action.
ViAtIco, am. Viaticum, provision for a jour-
ney: viaticum, the sacrament adminis-
tered to the sick.
Vlbora. ^ Viper.
Vibor^ra, ^. (Bot) Viper's bugloss.
Vibor^zno, sm. Young viper.
Vibor6zno. na, a. Viperlne.
Vlborillo, Ula. «. dim. V. Viboramo.
Vll)raci6n, «/. Vibration.
VibrAnte,iW». Vibrating.
VibrAr, va. To vibrate, oscillate; dart— wi.
To vibrate.
Vibrat6rio, rla, a. Vibratory.
VibAmo, «m. (Bot) Viburnum. Vlbumo
comun or lantana^ Wayfiiring-trce.
Vlcarla, ^ Vicarslilp. vicarage.
Vldffia, ^f. Vicar, the second superior in a
nunnery. Viearia de ooro^ V. Vicario
ds coro, .
Vicari&to, sm. Vicarage ; vicarshln.
VicArio, 9m. Vicar. Saoar por d vicario^
' To convey a woman into a place of safe-
ty, by ecclealasUcai authority. Vicario
fw coro^ Choral-vicar.
VicArio, rfa, a. Vicarial, vicarious.
Vice, Vice, used in composition to signify
deputy. [to the admiral's.
Vioealmir&nta, »f. The galley next In order
Vloealmiranttego, 9m. Vice-admiralty.
VicealmirAnte, 9m. Vioe-admiraL
Vicecamar^ro, 9m. Vice-chamberlaln.
VloecanceUrio, wn. V. Vic«caaiciiUer.
VIoee«ici1l6r, 9im. Vice-chancellor.
Vleoconsili&rio, 9im. Vice-oounsollor
7icee6nsal, sm. Vioe-consoL
Viceoonsulido, sm. Vlce-oonsnlato.
Vloedi6e, 9m. Sovereign pontiff.
Vioeger^nte, a. Vicegerent.
Vloelegddo, 9m. Vice-legate.
Vlcelegat^ra, tf. Office of a vice-legate.
Vlcendl, a. Arrived at the age of twenty
veara.
Vicepatrdno, «m. Vice-patron. [vost
Viceprep6sito, 9m, Vice-president, vice-pro-
Vicopresiddnte, 9n\, Vice-president
Viceprov'mcla, ^ A vice-provlncei.
VIceprovinci&l, tm. Vice-provioclal.
Vloerectdr, swk Vice-rector. [shlpw
Vioereotor&do, Vieerectoria, «. Vlcc-rector-
VloesenescAl, «m. Vico-senesct^L
ricesim&rib, ria, a, Vlcenary.
fiodsirao. ma, a. TwcntlcU*.
4S6
VIE
Vice T^rsa, ad. On the contrary ; to lbs
contrary ; vice vonft.
Vlcla, «/ Tare. V. Arveja.
Vioiir, «a. To vitiate, mar, spoil ; ijcunter-
folt, adulterate; forge; make void; de-
prave.—^r. To deliver one's self up to
vice& [American bird.
Violdlin, mm, (Om.) A small humming
Vicio, 9m. Vice, faultinees, depravity ; fkvad;
luxuriant growth. De vioio^ By habit
Violoeam6nte, ad. Vidously.
Vioi6so, sa, a. Vicious; luxuriant, ovai*
grown, vigorous; abundant (Prov.>
Spoiled.
Vldsltfid, 9f. Viclasltude.
Vidsitudinirio, ria, a. Changeable.
Victima, 9/, Victim ; sacrifleo.
VlctlmArio, 9m. Servant who attends tiie
sacriflcing priest
Victor, Vitor, $m. Shout of aoclamatton.
liong live I tablet oontaining a eukMj ot
the hero of a festival {rear.
VIctoreAr, wu To shout, buxza. V. Ftto-
Vict6ria, ^ Victory, triumph, oonquest—
intsr^. Victory. Oantar Ja victoria, To
r^oice for victory.
VIctorlAI, a. EelaUng to victory.
Viotorlo8am6nte, <ut Victoriously.
Vlctorl6eo, sa. a. Victoriou^ oonqnoring.
Vio6fia, ^ Vigogne, or vicugna, a wool-
bearing quadruped oolebrated forilawooL
Vld, «/ (Bot) Vine. Navel-string.
Vida, 9f Dfe: livelihood ; condnct deport-
ment: oonuldon, liveliness. Vida rnia
or mi vida^ My life: expressions of en-
dearment A' vida.Yfm life. Ho de-
jar hombr9 & tida^ Not to Iwve a living
soul Dar mala vida, To treat verr ilL
Dans buena vida, To give one's self up
to the pleasures of life. ZM por vida.
For life. En mi vida or en la vida.
Never. JTacer vida. To live together as
husband and wife. Perdona-vida9.Bnl<-
ly. Persona* ds mala vida. Profligate
llbertinoSb Artlculoe de media vida,
Half-worn srtlclos.
Vid^nte, pflk He who sees, seeing ; a seer.
VIdri&do, em. Glazed ei^rthenwareu .
VidriAdo, da, a. and pp. of Vidriar. V.
Vidrioeo.
VidriAr, va. To varnish, glaze earthenware.
Vidridra, ^. A glass window; a glass case
or cover, licenoiado Vidriera, Niok-
nama for a person too delicate or fes*
ttdlous. [gisss-ehop, llass-warr.
Vidrieria, tf. Glazier's shop ; glaas-hoasa,
VidriAro, em. Glazierjilass-maker.
Vidrio, 9m. Glass. Vidrios planoe or dc
vidriera, Window glass; a very touchy
person.
Vidrioeo, sa, a. Brittle, glassy; dippery,
peevish, touchy, irascible; very deucaia
Vidual, a. Belonging to widowhood.
Vld6fio, ViduAflo, 9m. Peculiar quality (4
grapes or vines.
VlpjarrAn, em. (ColL) V. VMaeo.
Vi^arrAna, 4/: (Coll) An old lug.
VictJAzo, em, {fioll) An old man worn ool
with age. [old
Vkiccito, ita, VIeJeznflo, Ala, a. Somewhat
Digitized by VjOOQlC
VIL
?i^ Jft, a. Old; Moient, antiquted.
Ou&nto' d€ vi^ae^ Old woman's story.
Perro vir^)a, (CoU.) A keen ]>eTacn.
Vi^<M, Ml. pL (ColL) The Uir on the tern-
Vi^ldos «n. A. winnowing fork. Y. Biddo
VienteeUlo, tin. dim. A Hgbt wind.
Vltoto, mn. Wind ; the air and the space It
oocnptes; ranfty, petty pride; windage
of a eau ; scent of dogs ; nape-bone of a
dog, between the ears; rope or eord« bv
which a thing is sa8k>endod : that which
oontribntestoanend. (Low) Propanter
of evil reports. Viento de boUna, (Mao.)
A scant wind. Viento eontrcurio^ Fonl
wind. FltfMfo iftdema^ A fresh gale.
Vimto9 ffsneralMf Trade winds. Vi^n-
to m pupa. Wind right aft. Viento
derrotero. Wind on the beam. Viento
d la euadra, Qaarterlng wind. Viento
eeeaaoi Slack wind. Viento ierral or de
Uenxu A land-breeze. Quiiar el viento
6 un tx^el, To becalm a ship. Dor am
ki proa al vienlo, To throw a ship np in
ihe wind. M Hento r^reeca^ (Nan.)
The wind freshens. CVmgm de viento^
Empty trifles. Moeeree d todos vientot.
To be fickle. Dor el viento^ (MoL) To
* coi^octure trulv.
V'icntre, em. Belly; foetas in the womb;
pregnaofly ; the belly or widest part of
vessels ; the body, or essential part of an
Inatnunent or act ; the mother, exclu-
ding the father ; intestines of animals ;
stomach. Beeee de vientre^ Breeding
cattle.
VientreeUlo, #m. dim. Ventricle.
Vl^mea, em. I'riday; fastrday, dira de
ffiimee, A wan, thin flico. VUmea San^
to, Good-Friday.
Viga, 4/: Beam.
Vig6nte, & In Airce.
Vtgdslmo, ma, a. Twentieth. [tower.
Yigia, e. (Nan.) The look-out ; a watoh-
VlgUv, vn. (Nan.) To look ont, watoh.
VigilAncia, ^ VigHance, watchAilnes&
Vigiliknte, a. Watchftil, vigUant
Vigilanton»6nte, ad. YigUantly.
Ylgildr, on. To waAch oy«t.
YigiUtlyo, T^ a. WatehfbL
YlgUla, ^f. Watching; nocturnal stody;
watchfolnees ; watoh ; ofElce of the dead;
TiffiUftst.
Vigor, em. Vigor, strength, foroo, energy.
Vigori^, va. To strengthen, inrlgorata.
Vigorosaro^Bte, ad. Vigorously.
VlgorosidAd,^^ Vigor.
Vlgor^so, sa, a. Vlgorons, strong.
Vl9)ta, »f. (Nan.) Dead-eye. [vosseL
Vigtieria, (if. ^an.) The timber- wcrk of a
Vigirtta, ^. dun, A small beam.
Vifao^ ^. Guitar.
Vihoeluta, em. Guitar^layer.
Vil, a. Mean, despicable, sordid; worthless,
vile; contemptible, abjeci
Vll&no, em. Bur <Mr down of the thistle.
Vildza,«/! Meannee^ depravity; abiectness;
an inamons deed ; tnrpitnde, paltriness.
VlUpendldr, va. To contemn, rovibk.
Villptedlo, em. (contempt, disdain.
VIN
Vilhk ef. Town which ei\)oir8 by charter pe-
culiar privileges; corporation of magis*
trateaofaoiMa.
Villadiigo, em, Ooger or iomar lae de VIU
ladiego. To run away.
Yill^K em. Yillage, hamlet
ViUan4|e, em. Villanage: peasantry.
Yillanamtofee, ad* Budely.
Villanc^ VlUaacSte, em. V. VUianeico,
Villanch6a, «ia, a. Clownish.
Villancico, em. Christmas oaroL ViUan-
oieoe, (Coll.) Ilackneyed answers.
Ylllandqu^ro, em, A writer of ifiUan<Aco9.
Vlllaneria, k Lownoss of birth. V. Villas
nta. lifiddling dassoe of society. Y.
Villanaje.
Ylllan^sco, oa, a. Bostio, boorbfa.
Yllhmla, ^. Lowness of bfrth ; villany, ras-
tid^; indecorous word or act
Yilhmloo, lea, illo, Ula, a. dim. of VUlano.
VlU4no, na, a. Belonging to tho lowest chias
of country people; rustic, clownish;
worthless, unworthy.
VUlinOi, em, A vicious horse : villain, rustic.
ViUano hario d^ ajoe, (CoU.) Bude, ill-
bred bumpkin. . [rude.
Yll]an6to, a. augm. of ViUano. Highly
Vlllar, em. Village. V. Village. BUliards.
Villizgo, em. Charter of a town ; tax laid
upon towns.
Vlil^ta, if. dim. A small borough.
Vill6t«, sm. Note, bUlet Y. SilUie.
Yillica, ita, ef, dim. Small town.
VUlivlna, s/k kind of linen.
Villorla, 4^ Farm-house.
VUlorin, tm. A sort of coarse c!oUu
Villorio, em. A small village ; a litUo hamlet
Villorita, ^, (Bot) Colchicum, meadow saf-
tron,
Vllm^nte, ad. Vilely; abjectly. [curdy.
Vllo, ack En vilo. In the air. (Met) Inse-
V116rdo, da, a. Slothful, heavy.
VlhSrta, 4if. Bing of twisted winow; a kind
of cricket, played In Old Castile.
Yimbre, «n, (Bot) Osier. Y, Mimbre.
VimbrAra, V^ V. Mimbrera.
Vlnigre, em. Vinegar ; addity. (Met CoIL)
A person of a peeviiih temper ; change fur
the worse.
Vinagr6ra, ^ Vinegar-cruet
Vinagrdro, em. Vlnegar-merchact.
VinagrUlo, em. (Dim.) Weak vinegar. A
counetio lotion ; rose-vinegar.
Yinagr6so, ea, a. Sourish ; peevish, fretfhL
Yini^era, tf. Veasd in which wine and water
are served at the altar fbr the mass.
VlnariSgo, em. Vintager.
Vln6rlo. ria, a. Bdonging to wine.
Vlnatena, ^ Vintry, wine-trade; tavern.
Yinat^ro, em. Vintner, wine-morchant, tav-
ern-keeper.
Vlniza, ttf. Last wine drawn ftt>m the lee&
Vindzo, em. Very strong wine.
Yincaperv&nca, JA V. CUmdtlde.
VincuUble, a. That may be entailed.
VinouIaci6n, ^ Entail
VlncuUff, ea. To entail an cstatn; found
upon; assure; perpetuate; secure wlt(
cbaina.
Vincula«f».Tie,link; entail; cncumbranoa
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vm
riJHllcaci6ii, H: B«Tcngtt; defenee; gl\ing
every one his dne.
Vindlcir, «& To vindicate, revenge; re*
claim, MBert; JusUfV, deftod.
Vlndicativo, va, & YindlcUve, revengefU;
defensive.
Vindicta,^yenffeanoe,revengek VIndieta
pitbliea, Poblie vengeance, atonement
VInkm. Ulo, ito, «m. dim. Light wine.
Violebla, f< (Bot) Hound's tongne.
Vinltote, pa. Coining:
Vino, am. Wine. Vin^ arrcpadc, Bopy
vine. Vino por tran^gar^ Unracked
wine. Vino claret^ Claret or pale red
wine. Vin o de aot^^aa^ Sharp wine. Fi-
no de cuerpoy A strong^bodied wine.
Vino de lAgrima^ Mother^rop, or virgin
wine. Vino tinto^ Red wine. Una bue-
" na ooeecfia de Hno. A good vintage.
Vino de patto^ Wine R>r dally ose. V^ino
de Jerety Sherry wine. Vino earlon^
Benioailo winei Vino de Borgoha^ Bnr-
gundy wine. Vino de Oporio, Port
winei Vino del Rhin^ Hock. Vino de
Mak>a4iay Malmsey wine. Vino de
ff^mhueta, Haspbeiry wine. Vino de
groeeUOy Currant wine.
Vlnol6ncia, tf. Inebriation.
Vlnol^nto, tal a. Inebriated.
VinoeidH l/T Vlnosity.
Vinaso, saltf. Yinoos; inebriated.
Vifla, ^f. Vineyard. La f>ina del Setlor,
The chnrch. Oonw hay HikUf As sure
as (lite.
Vifiad6ro, em. Keeper of a vineyard.
YiJUddr, mn. Cultivator of vinos. [yards.
YlftMo, *m. Country abounding In vlne-
YiA6ro, tm. Cultivator or vintager of vino-
yarda
Vfetta, ^. Ylgnette.
Vlflica, ita, Vttu6Ia, ^. dim. of Vlfla.
' Yl6la, ^. Yiol, a musical Instrument Tfoto
de am4)f\ A twclve-etrlnged vioL (Bot)
Violet
Yiolfioeo, ea, a. Yiolaoeous.
Violaci6n. tf. YioUtlon, nrofknation.
YiolAdo, da, a. Having the color of violets ;
made with violets; violated.
Yiolad6r, ra, «. Yiolator; profhner. [fime.
Yioliir, 90. To violate; ravish; spoil; pro-
VloliMo, em, (Prov.) Annual pension to a
rsllgioas penon.
Viol6n<?la, »f. Ylolence, compulsion, force;
erroneous Interpretation ; npe.
Vlolcntam^nte, o(/. Violently, forcibly.
VIolentiir, tj<i. To force, constrain; violate;
open or break with v1olenee.-^r. To be
violent
Ylol^nto, ta, a, Vio?ent impetuous, bolstei^
ons; forced, unnatural; strained, absurd.
Ylolota, tf, (Bot) Violet
Violin, am. Violin, fiddle; fiddler.
Vio11n6te, rem, A pookct-vloll];.
Violinista, swt. Violinist [vloi.
Viol6n, tm. Bass-viol; player on the nass-
Violonc^lo, «m. Violoncello. [on It
VIoloncUlo, 9m, Small bass-viol, or player
Vlperino, na, a, Yiperine. [kneca.
Vlqult^rtosj anupC (Nan.) (Juarter^llcry
VIra, M/. A kind of light arrow ; stufltng be-
VIR
tween the upper leather and inner sol*
welt of a shoe.
YirMa» tf, (Nan.) Taddng, tack. Virada
de bordOt Tack, patting the skip about
Viraddr, am. (Nan.) Top-rope; vioL Vira-
dor de enbiertq. YoyaL
VirAr, ra. (Nan.) To tack. Y. Birar,
Viratdn, miK A kind of larce dart or arrow
Virasdnee, am. pL (Nan.) Land and sea
Yir6ina, ^f. Lady of a viceroy.
Virein^to, Vir^lno, «m. Vleeruyship; tha
district governed by a vioen^.
YTrto,am.Y. VU\o,
Yinfty, em. Viceroy.
Virgon, «. com. Virgin, maid ; any thing in
its pure and prlmlUre state. Cera vir-
^m. Virgin wax. The Holy Virgin Mary;
a nun.
YlrglnAl, a. Virginal, viigto.
Vlrginea, ^f, (Bot) Viivinia tobMJoo.
Vlrginoo, nea, a, V. VlrginaL
Vlrginidid, •/ Virginity, maidenhood.
Virso, am. (Astr.) Virgin, a sign ef the so
due; virginity.
Ytrgnla, ef, A small rod: light line.
YlrguHlla, tf. Comma: it is called coma in
printing and tilde in writing; any fins
stroke or light line.
Vinrtlto, am. Shrub, bn^
Vinl, am. A clear and transparent glaas; a
small locket or round case In the centra
of the remonstrance, in which the host la
placed.
VIril, a. Virile, manly.
VlrUidM. ^, ViriUty, manhood; vigor,
strongth.
Virilla, ita, ef. dim, of Vira, ViriUa, Or-
nament or gold or silver formeriy worn
in shoes.
Vlrilmtote, ad. Manly.
Virio, am. (Om.) Canary bird.
Viripot^te, a. Manriageable.
Virio, em. (Blax.) Y.PerjU,
Viroltoto, ta, a. Diseased with small-poz,
pock-marked.
Vir6n, em. avgm. Large dart
Virotko, am. (Angm.)Y. Viroton. Wound
with a dart or arrow.
YIr6te, em. Shaft, dart; spark, a vain yonng
man : card of invitation ; an Iron rod fta-
tened to a collar on the neck of a slave.
(Prov.) Vino three years old. TVaga «<-
rotee^ A starched eozoombu A mnival
trick, i/lrar i)ortf{4riro(0,(MBt) To b«
attentive to one^ own eonearad
Virot6n, em^ avgm. Large dart
Virtuk a. VIrtoaL
VlrtnalidM, i/. Virtnallty.
Virtualmdnta, ad. Virtually.
Virtfid, ^f. Virtue, power; efficaoy; Intcg*
rity, rectitude; vigor, eonrvae. Sn rir-
tvd de, In virtue ot Virtud^ The fUtt
of the nine choirs Into which the eelestlal
spirits are divided, ffacsr f>lrtud^ Tc
do well Varita de viriudee. Juggler^
wand.
VirtneMminte, ad. Virtnously.
Ylrtudeo, sa, a. Virtuous, Just
Viru61a, ^ Pock, smaU-poz. Vfruelae jo
Digitized by VjOOQlC
VIS
oOM, Good or fiiTorable small-pox. Ft-
ruelas biittardaa^ Chicken-pox.
VlrnltocU, ^ Virulence. pent
Viml^nto^ ta, a. Ylralent, malignant; pnru-
Viros, «m. (Med.) Vlros, poisoB.
Vlrfita, */. Shaving; chip.— piL Cnttlngs.
VlaAJV'W'*' Orimace; Tbage. JJacertisa-
i«S To make wry faoo^.
VlsiTf «a. To examine a document
Viscera, a/. Anj organ of the body trhich
has an appropriate use.— ^ Tiaccra, in-
teetinea.
TiiyvWtaUoi?ofGoi~VJW
riatta ds cdrc^i. Brief view of the
charges acainst prisoners. VUUas^ Fre-
quent Tislts, haunts.
Ylritacidn, ^ Visitation, yisit
Vl8ltad6r. ra, «. Visitor, visitant TlsUador
ds r^ffUiro^ (Nau.) Tide-waiter.
Visiter, IMS. To visit; make a Judicial
search; examine prisons; travel; inform
one's self personally; appear; frequent a
Vfavo, va, a. Vlsive.
VislumbrAr, «a. To have a glimmering sight
of a thing; conjecture.— «r. To glimmer,
appear fluntly.
Vialumbre, af, A glimmering light; glim-
mertng, imperfect view; coi^Jecture ; con-
ftised perception ; slight resemblance.
Viso,sm. Prospect; lustre; brilliant reflec-
tion; color, pretext; apparent likeness:
A' doa tiaoa. With a double view. At
f>i80 dA At the sight o£
T1s6rio, ria, a. Visual
Tiser^y, am. Viceroy. V. Vlr&u.
Vispera, a/. Evening before the day in ques-
tion, eve; Immediate neameas.— p^ Ves-
per; vespers. JSh vi»per<u <f«, At the
eve of. JSatar oomo tonto en vUperaa,
(CoIL) To be present at a discussion with-
out understanding it
fisla, ^ Bight, view; vision ; eyesight; ap-
pearance; prospect, landscape; appari-
tion; interview; relation, comparison;
Intent, purpose; first stage of a suit at
law; Judgment; revision of a sentence:
look. A vUta de^ In consideration ot
A' ^Difiti de Cjioa^ At a glance. A' la viata^
On sight oimocer cm vi9tn^ To know by
ri£tat ^ehar una vialn^ To look after.
7%ner aiata, To be showv. J/ao^ la
vMa gordOy To wlnlL En vMa de^ In
eoasequenco of. Comer y tragar con la
VIV
vitiOy (Met) To have a fierce and terrible
aspect-^ Meeting, interview; nuptial
presents; llshta of a building. ViaUi de
«n pleito^ I)ay of trial.— «m. OlBce of a
surveyor at the custom-house.
VlstiuEo, anu Glance. [tensive view.
Vistillas, a/.pL Eminence aflordins an ex-
Visto. ta, a. Obvious to the sight, Clear. JSl
eeta Men vido or mal viato^ He is re-
8pe<?ied or not respected. Eeo ea }>ien or
mal viatOy That £s proper, or approved.
Viato bveno^^ Blsnature verif^g an act
deed, or copy. Visto ea or viato ealA, It
is evident J^o vUto^ Extraordinary.
Vlato qu^ Considering tliat
Vitosamente, ad. BeautlAilly.
Vist^ sa, a. Beautiful
Vistari, am, (Surg.) A scalpel.
Visutt, a. Visual
Vleiira, ^. Minute inspection.
Vita, a/, (Nan.) Cross-beam.
Vitdl o. Vital [taHcia, Annnlty.
Vitalicio, cla, a. During life. Peneion vi-
Vitalidi^ tff. Vitality.
Vitalmtote, ad. Vitally.
Vltibdo, da, a. That ought to be shunned.
Vlt^Ia, af. Vellum.
Vitelina, a. Of a dark yellow color.
Vitor, inteH. Huzza 1 long live 1
Vitor, am. Triumphal exclamation; pane-
gyrical epithets.
nioreA - '
Vitbreiir, va. To shout, huzza.
Vltdria,*/: Victory, triumph. V. Victoria.
VltorioBo, sa, a. Victorious.
Vitre, am. Thin canvas.
Vitreo, trca, a. Vitreous, glassy.
Vitriflcable, a. Vltriflcable.
Vitriflcacl6n, «r VltriflcaUon,
Vltriflcdr, va. To vitrify.
VltrioIAdo, da, a. Vltriolatcd.
Vltridlloo, ca, a. VltrioUc
Vitri61o, am. Vitriol
Vitudlla, ttf. Victuals, provisions.
Vituallado. da, a. Victualled.
Vitnlino|, na, a. Belonging to a calf.
Vltulo Marino, am. V. Beeerro marine.
Vituper^le, a. Vituperable.
Vitnperaci6n, qf. Vituperation.
Vltuperad6r, ra, «: A blamer.
Vituperate, pck Vituperating. [proach.
Vitnperir, ra. To vituperate, censure, re-
Yitupdrio, am. Vituperation, reproach; In-
&my.
Vituperiosam6nte, ad. Opprobriously.
Vltupero«ain6nte, ad^ Reproachfully.
Vituper6so, sa, a. Opprobrious.
Vi6da, a/. Widow. Condeaa viuda ds,
Countess dowager ot [er.
yiud4I, a. Belonring to a widow cr widow-
VludedAd, ^f. Widowhood ; dowry ; nsuihict
eqloyed during widowhood,
riudft • •
Viuddz, ^. Widowhood.
Vindita, ^. dim. A spruce nttle widow.
Vifido, am. Widower. [of Joy.
Viva, inl Long live, hurrah, huzza, a shoni
Yivic, am. Town-guard; bivouac, night
gaard, a small guard-house.
VlvaddAd, a/. Vivacity, liveliress.
Vivara6nto, ad. Vividly.
Vlv.inddro, am. (Mil.) Sutler.
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n?Aqao, Mu Bivouaoi
7lTaqaeir, vtK To bivovac;
Vlvir, Ml. WaiTMi, TiTuy
Vlnhkdio, oba, a. Lively, tmart, sprightly.
ViyiMo, «m. Fishpond.
Viviz, a, LtTely,TU(oro!i8 ; lng«nioa^ witty.
Viv^rstViv^ «: Warren ; iUbpond ; vlvary.
Vl?eres. 9nKpL ProTiaiocs.
Viy^za, f< LfyelincMt Tigor, aetlTlty : celer-
ity ; energy ; acateneas ; witticism ; lustre ;
grace ; inconsiderate word or act.
Vivlddro, la, a. Uabitablei
Vivld6r, ra, «: A long liyer.
Vivid6r, rai a. Economist [lodging^s.
Vlvi^nda, 8/. Dwelling-boose, apartmonto,
Viri^nte, a. Living: animated.
Viriacaddn, ^ Yiviflcation. [tor.
Vlvlflcad^r, ra, A Vivifler, lifegiver, anima-
Vivlflcinte, pa. Yivi^'ing, Ufegiving.
Viviflcir, va. To vivify, aulma^ enlivei^
ViviiicatSvo, va, a. YivlflcaUve, Uiiegiving,
animating, comforting.
YlvifloD, oa, a, Vlvlflc.
Ylviparo, ra, a Yivlparons.
Vlvir, vn. To live; hut; eDy>y happiness;
be remembered; be; exist; inhabit,
reside.
fivo, va, a. Living; lively, efllcacioa^ in-
tense; alive, kindled; acnte, iDgenious;
vivid; inoonsiderato; diligent; pure,
clean; constant; blessed. Al <^eo, To
the life. Oopia ai vito^ A tkc^\mtt^ En
vivoy Living. Cat tdvot Quicklime.
WOame vtoo, Quick-flesh,
vo, mu The strongest and most solid part
of things. (Arch.) Part of a building Jut-
ting out Mange ; edging, border.
7izc6cha, «/! Pemvian hare.
Vhcoondido, am. Yiscountshlp.
Ylzo6nde, mi. YiscounL
Vizcondtea, «/! Yisconntesa.
Ylzn&ffa, 4^: (Dot) Carrot-like awmL
Voc&bio, 9m. Word, term, diction.
Yocabulirio, am. Vocabulary, lexicon ; in-
terpreter of another^s will.
Yocaci6n, «< Yocation ; trade, calling.
VocAl, a. vocal, oral
VocAl, »/, YoweU
YocAL 9m. Yoter.
Yocalizad6n, «/! Yocalization.
Yocalizir, vn. To vocalize.
YoeaIm6nte, ad. Yocally.
YocatSvo, 9m, Yocative.
Vocead6r, ra, «. Yoclforator.
Yooeir, vo. and fk To cry out, bcream, bawl,
halloo ; proclaim ; huzza; boast publicly ;
plead. Vbeear d im bc^fO, (Kau.) To hall
a ship.
Yooeria, 9/1 CSamor, outcry. [cry, boast
Yoclferad6n, q/l Vociferation, clamor, oat-
Yociferad6r, nL9. Boaster.
^odfertote, «. Yoclforating; caller.
YociCerir, tn. To bawl, proclaim.
Vociia, 9/. (Nan.) Speaking-trumpet; bear-
ing-trumpet
Yocingle^, «a. To cry out
Vocingleria, 9f. Clamor, oatcry ; loqnadty.
7ocinffl6ro. ra, a. Prattling, chattering.- «.
Load babbler.
YoJada, qf. V. Vueto.
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Yoloddra, ^ Fkat or pallet of a wattf
wheel
YohKliro, ra, a. Yolatile, flying.
Yolad^, 9m. Precipice.
Yokdizo, za, a. JutUng out
Yoladizo, 9m. Projecting.
Yolad6r, ra, a. Flying; banging In the air
blowing up wit»i gunpowdeE.— «i Flier
volatile thing or person.
Yoladdr, «fik (Ichth.) Flying-flsb. (Pro>.)
Fop, coxcomb.
Yoldndas or en Vbtdndaa^ adlln th« air.
Yoland6r&j^ (In oil-mills) Bunner. (CalL)
A lie. wash of an axle-tree, nave-box a(
awheel (Print) Ledge on a type galley.
YoUnd^ra^ ra, a. Suspended in the air ; for*
tultona, casual ; nnsettled, fleeting.
YoUuita,f<Y.rotoii^ *
YolAnte, pa. and & Flying, ToUnt, unset-
tled: applied to the puliation of the ar-
teries, also to meteors.
Yolante, 9m>. An ornament of light ganze
on a woman's head-dress ; screen ; shut-
tle-cock; balance of a watch. (lUl) Or-
derly. Livenr servant; ooiniDg-mill
(Cuba) Top gig. A linen coat (Alex.)
A drees coat SeUovolante^ An unsealed
letter.
Yulant^n, •9k A fledged bird able to fly.
YoUpl6 iA\ad. Uaff running.
Yol&r, vn. To fly ; move swifUy ; vanish;
riM in the air ; subtilize; project: execute
with great promptitude.— «a. To rouse
the game; attack by a bird of prey ; blow
up : blast Gnno wAar^ As hnpoesible aa
it is to fly. .fib/tor A volar, (Met) To
disseminate. Sacar or eaiir d voUMr, To
expose.
Yolateiia, if. Fowling; flock of birds; the
act of flndioff by chance; a desultory
speech.— <u2. Fortulton^y.
oldtil a. YolaUIe, inconst
Yolatifld&d, (f. YoUUIity.
Yoldtil a. Yolatile, inconstant; evaporatmg.
Yolatilizaoion, 9f, YolailiizaUon.
YoIatilizAr, «a. To volatiUze.
YolatSn, em. Bope-danoec
YolatizAr, va. (Chera.) To volatilize.
Yolav6nint, A Latin word to express that
something has disappeared.
Yolc&n, tm. Yolcano ; violent pasaion.
Yolcir, va. To overset; make dizzy.
Yoleir, vn. To throw up in the air to make
it fly. (Nau.) To capBize.
Y0I60, 9tn. Blow to a ball in the air. De
wi voUa, At or.e blow; in an insunt
Yoliddn, qjr. YoliUon.
Yolitivo, va, a. Yolitive. [volcar^
Yolque&rse. vr. To tumble, wallow. Y. Jis
Yoltaried&d, ^ Levity, voUtUity.
Yoltirioy ria, a. Fickle, inconstant
Yolteadoe, cm. Tumbler, vaulter.
Yolte&r, va. To whirl, revolve; overtom.
overset; change the order or state of
jthings.— vn. To tumble, exhibit ftoats ol
•glllty.
Yoltdar, va. Y. VbUMr,
Yolt^e4r,va.Towh'.rl Y.Fottear. (Nan.)
To tack in order to avoid a current
I Yoltonita, Yolt6ta,H< A light tumble iir tb«
I air; lUe tnrning Dp the trump caid
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VOR
Volfible. oTVolable.
Volublemdnte, ad, Volnbly.
Voliimei^ 9m. Yolame, size; tomo, book.
VolomlnoAO^ sa, a, YolQuiinoas.
Volantid, «/ Will, choice; good-will, be-
nevolence; desiire: flree-wil^ Tolition.
Volnntarfundxite, qa. SpontancoaslyiTOlan;
tarilj.
Tolantarled&d, tf. Frec-wilL
Voluntiirio, rla, a. Voluntary.
VoluntArio, «m. Yolunteer.
VoItmUrioeam^nta, ad, Spontaneooslf.
VoIanUri680, sa, a. Selflen, humorooa.
Voluptuoeaintote. ad Volaptuously.
Yoloptaosid^ 4/* Volaptaoaaness.
Volaptndeo, sa, £kVolaptaoos ; sensoaL
Volfita, «/: (Arch-fYolute.
Volv6r, <xii and «. To come back, retnrn ;
restore, repay; give turns; direct; remit;
invert; vomit; convert, incline; dis-
charge ; regain; ropeat; defend : re-eetab-
lish ; resume ; reiterate. Ydlter lapuerta^
To shut the door, ffacer ftolver. To re-
call. Fote«»o</'<M, To come back. Volver
por «i. To defend one*s selt Volver duno
loco. To mako one crazy. Volver aobre
«i. To reflect on one's solC Volver en «i,
To recover one's senses.— tr. To turn,
grow sour ; turn towards one; retract an
opinion. Volverse atrcu. To flinch, re-
tract—N. B. Vb^wr, followed by a verb
in the infinitive preceded by the preposi-
tion A, is generally omitted in Englisli,
and the verb Is translated in the corre-
sponding tense and person, with the ad-
dition of the adverb again; aa, Meolvid
d hablar, He spoke again. JSUos lo vd-
verdn d negar^ They will deny it over
Volvible. a. Changeable.
Volvimiento, «m. Act of turning.
V61vo, Ydlvulo, fn. Iliao passion.
Ydmica, ^ (Med.) Yomica.
Y6mico, ca, a. Causing vomiting. [itcd.
Yomitado^ da, a. Meagre; pale-faced; vom-
Yomitad6r, ra, «. One who vomits.
Yomit^*, xa. To vomit; fbam. (ColU To
reveal a secret Vomitar tangre^ (Met)
To boast of nobility.
Vomltlvo, va, a. Emetic, Tomltlve.
Yomitivo, on. (Med.) Emetic.
Yomito, tm. The act of vomiting. Volver
aZ ixm<<o, To relai^e Into vice. Yomit
Yomit6n, na, a. Often tlirowing mUk from
the stomach.
Yomit6na, ^. Ylolent vomiting.
Yomitdrlo, tan. Passage or entrance In Ro-
man theatres.
Von4t6rIo, tXtL^a, Yomltive, emetic.
Yoraoidid, tf. Voracity, greediness.
Yorigine, ^ Vortex, whirlpooL
Yongin^OL sa, a. Voraglnons.
YoHuc, a. Voracious, ravenous.
Torazmdnte, ad. Voraciously, greedily.
Yorm61a, »f. Kind of spotted weasel
Vortanqni, 9m. Bapan-wood.
Y6rtico, 9m. Whirlpool, whirlwind, hurri-
cane. Vorilce aireo^ Watcr-sr mt
fortigln6«», sa, a. VcrtlcaL
VUE
Vos, prtm. Ton, ye. V. Vonotroe, Used
as roepectftil to persons of dignitv, and
sometimes by superiors to their Innriora.
Voee^rse, «r. To treat each other with you
or yd
YoB6tToa, ti^vprem. per9. pi Ton, ye.
Yotacl6n. |i^ Voting.
Votido, da, a. Devoted ; voted.
Votaddr, ra, a. Swearer.
Vot&nte, a. Voter.
VotAr, tm. To vow; vote; curse.- ea, Tc
dart V. Motor, To swear.
Votivo, vs. a. Votive.
V6to, em. Vow ; vote, snflhige ; voter ; opin-
ion. Foto <2«o<«ivo. Casting vote. A'plw
ralid4id de voioe. By a minority of votea.
Wish ; angry oath. Oiudad de voio en
cdrte9y Town that sends deputies to the
cortes. Voto en edrtea. Deputy. Voto d
Dlo9y (Low) A menacing oath. Vote a
tal, (ColL) A mixed oath indicating dis-
gust and vengeance.
Voz, tif. The voice ; clamor, outcry. I>ar
voceA, To cry. Expression, term ; author-
ity to speak in the name of another; suf-
frage ; opinion expressed ; rumor ; motive .
voice, active or passive. (Mus.) Vocal
music Order. (Law) Life. Vozacttva^
Bight or power of voting. Voz paeiva^
Kight or onallflcation to bo elected. 7V>-
mar «os, To acquire knowledge ; confirgi
or support any thing by tlie opinions of
others. A' media «09, With a slight hint
A' nna voz, Unanimously. A' xooee.
Loud voice. A' voz en grito^ In a loud
voice. Ee voz comun. It is generally re-
ported.
Voznar. vn. To cackle like geese.
Vuecelencia, a. com. A contraction ofvuee-
tra escelencla. Your excellency.
Yndlco, em. £ version, overturning.
Yu61o, 9m. Flight; wing of a bird; part of
a building which projects beyond the
wall ; width or fUlness of clothes ; ruffle,
flounce, flrill; elevation; leap in panto-
mimes. Al intelo^ Flying expeditionsly.
Coger al vuelo^ To catch flying.
Yu61ta, ^. Turn, gyration ; circumvolution ;
circuit; iteration ; wrong side; whipping,
' ' j; turn, bent (Nau.^ Hatch. TVip,
excursion; recoUection; land once la^
bored; wards in a lock or key; roll, en-
velope; surplus money to be returned in
dealing. (Mas.) Number of verses re-
peated. FWl<a«^cora/, String or neck-
lace of coral. A^ la mtella or paea d la
tm<«o. Carried over, carried forward. A'
vueltade^ In the course o£ A' la vutlta.
At your return. La vuelta de, Towards
this or that war. Vuelta dada eon lot
cable9j (Nau.) Turn In the hawse. Media
vuelta en loe cables, Elbow in the hawse.
Dar una vu^ia. To make a short excur-
sion. I>ar vuelta con vn ccibo de Idbor^
(Nau.) To belay a running rope. Anda/^
d vueUae, To shuffle; to dog; be at vari*
anco. Dar vueltae. To w«k to and Iko.
A' vudta, XXmwx. A' vuelta de eabeaa^
In the twinkling of an eye. Tnier vuet*
tae alguno, To be inconstant Ifo hav
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que darU 9ustta$t No qaibbllng aboai It
Porur d4 mteUa y meaia. To abuse bjr
word or action.
Vueltecica, Qla, ita, 4/! dim. of Vuelta.
?^n61to, ta, pp. irr. of Volver.
Vu6sa, a. Contracted from vuettra^ and
Qaed before «n«ro0d| ernin^niBta^ dbe.
Voesamero^d, ff. Yon, air, madam; yoor
worship, yonr honor: a contraction of
ffUMtra mcroed.
Tae6arc6d, ^. Contraction ot mueMmsrcsd.
Taeaefioria, tf. Contraction of vu^atra m-
Horia, [vuesfro, Entirely yoara.
Vaiatro, tra, a. pran. Yonr, yoora. Jfuy
Tulg^ho, 9m. Mobf populace.
Vulg&r, a. Vulgar, ordinary; ycrnacular.
Vnlg&r, tm. The vulgar.
Vnlgariddd, ^, Vulgarity.
Vulgarizar, va. To make rulgar ; translate
into the common language.— vr. To be-
come vulgar.
Valgarm^ntejuf. Vulgarly. [Bible.
Vnlgita, ^ Vulgate, Latin version of the
V6)go, sm. Populace, mob: generality of
people. (Lowj Brothel V. Mancebia.
Vulneri^ble, a. Vulnerable.
Vulneracidn, ^ The act of wounding.
Valner4r, va. To woond. V. Uerir. To
violate a law; injure the reputation.
VnlnerArIa, ^f. (Bot) Kidney vetch.
V'ulner&rio, rla, a. Vulnerary.
Vulnor&rio, 9m, Clergyman guilty of killing
or wounding.
Vulp^a, tf. A bitch-fbx.
Vulpino. na, a* Vulpine, crafty, deeoltftiL
V<o, «m. Volume, bulk. Y. BaUo. Face.
Vulva, ^ (Anot) Matrix, womb.
X.
X, ai/'ki9t if. This letter is pronounced like
e9 or g9 in English ; the Castilians give it
constanUy only the sound of ««.
Xa, X^ Xi, Xo, Xu. Words beginning
with either of tiiose syllabltie will bo found
in c/o, •/«, .n, c/b, Ju,
Xa,adL(ProvOV. Ya.
Xina na, a. (Prov.) V. Llano.
Xapolpa, ^. A kind of pancake. [ter.
Xapurdir, «a. (Prov.) To stir up dirty wn-
X^ro, 9m. (Prov.) Bawler.
XAto, 9m. (Prov.) A yearling calf.
X&u, int. A word used to encourage bulls
and other anlmala. Xau^ aMJu, Clamorous
applause.
Kerofigia, </: Xeropba^, dry food.
Xiloffr&fia, iff. Xylompby.
Kimlo, mia, «l V. stmio.
Xinglur, vn. rProv.) To cry.
Xubotc, «m, A kind of ancient armor.
r, Tho twenty-sixth letter o. the Casttlian
alphabet, -stands as a vowel and a conso-
nant T, when alone, or after a vowel,
YEQ
and fcUowed by a consonant, or at the 1 i
of a word, is a vowel, and sounds as < of
ee in English: liovy maflana (To-day
and to-morrow). T, befbrs a vowel In
the same sylUble, or between two voweh
in the same word, is a consonant, an^
sounds like the English i, though some
what softer; in some provinces It Is eon
stantly pronounced litce se. Of lat\ at-
tempts have been made to revive the old
ikshion of writiuff / Instead of y at the
end of word^ and when it Is a co4)uno-
tlon ; thus, MtoLdoi, <, &c, in place <4
tatoy^ doj/, y. words formerly wiittoa
with y before aeonsonant, as reyna^ P^V^^
have changed it into i ; thus, raina, peine
In Spanish manuscriptr capital Y la to bi
used instead of capital L
Y, con^. And. It is fkvquently used In tn-
tern^aUvea, or bv way of a reply ; as, T
tk^nohao^lomumot Andyon,doyou
not do tho samef Generally It is a eop-
ulativecoi^unction; a% Fernando y Jfa
nttelf Ferdinand and Emmanuel When
followed by a word beginning with iotMy
the conjunction 4 Is used in its stead ; Pet-
dre 6 hijo^ Father and son.
Ya,adLAlr^y; presently; finally; at an-
other time, on another occasion. Ta no
M lo qua ha 9ido^ It is not now what It
has been, Ya eatamoa en etfo. We un-
derstand it Ya ae hard eao, That will
be done. Ya tfoyy L am goine.— ^rt
Now. Ya eatOf ya aqualS*, Now this,
now that Ya que^ Since that Ya gua
haa aenido^ Since you are herei Ya ai^
(Prov.) When, while, it.—inteii. Used on
being brought to recollect any thing. Jfo
aa aouerda Vd.t Fa, y<r. Do not you
remember? Yea, ve& Ya aa no, Yea,
forsooth. Ya eataSa yo eri eao, I was al-
ready of that mind.
Yac, am. (Naul) V. Yata.
Y&ca, qf. (Bot) A large-leaved Indian tree.
Yachts, a. Jacent, vacant; lying, [graven
Yac^, vn. To lie, lie down ; Ue down la the
YActe, «n. (NauO V. Yate.
YAte, am. (Nau.) Yacht
Yad^nte, a. Extended, stretched.
Yacy a, ^ Bed ; tomb, grave. Ser da maUa
yaoija^ To bo a vagrant
Yact4ra, {< Loss.
Yiculo, fin. (Ichth.) Dace, [or cocoa tree.
Ydgre, am. Sugar extracted firom the palm
YAmbico, ca, a. Iambic
Ydrobo, am. An iambic foot
Yanacdna, em. Yanaofina. */ (Peru) The
Indian bound to personid service.
YantAr, am. (Prov.) Viands, food.
Yaravi, am. A plaintive tune of the Indians
of Peru.
Yirda, «? An English yard; a varoL the
Spanish measure of 8 feet, is 2 ft 3 inch.
4} lin. of an English yard. [ffuano.
Yariy, am. (Cuba) One of the species of
YAro, am. (Bot) Yarrow.
Y600, ca, a, V. Lleco,
Y6dgio, am. (Bot) V. Yexgo.
Y6dra or Y6dra ArborAcca, tf. (Bot) Ivy.
Y^gna, a/. Marc. Yfgua pandora, A
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YEK
b^Mding mare. J<f^Mi d* vientre. Hire
fit to breed. [mares and fetalHona.
TegnMnt Yegueria, 9f. A berd of breeding
TegoAr, a. Belonging to marea
Tegii^roi YegUerizo, «m. Keeper of breed-
ing mares.
Tesuezu^la, «/! dim. little mare.
T^lmo, am. Helmet
T^lov «i}K Frost, ioe. Bancoe d6 yOo or
lurtea^ Flakes of Ioe ; iceberea.
T4ma, tf. Bnd, gem, button ; yelk of an egg ;
centre. En la yema dH inviemo^ In
the dead of winter. J>ar en la yema^
(Met) To hit the nail on the head. Yema
del dedo. Fleshy tip of the finger. Ye-
9Mt4 de /atltfiquera, (Ck>lL) Candied
TeUOL
Thnie^pa. irr. ciTr. Going.
f drba, «< Herb ; flaw In the emerald ; poi-
son given in food. Yerba^ yerba mate
or maUi The leayesof atree of that name
In 8. A. Pisar buena or mala verba.
To be of a good or bad temper. Yerba
eana, Groondael. Yerba earmint Ylr-
glnfam poke. Yerba del cim^o, Y. Alca-
chojtt, Yerba de taprtnceea^ Lemon-
scented alovsla. Yerba del baliestero,
White hellebore^ Yerba de pordioeerae^
V. FlAmula^ Yerba de San Juan,
Odorlibrons herbs ripe for sale on 8t
John's day. Yerba de Santa QuUeri^h,
Woolly merenry. Yerba dimceua, Peri-
winkle. Yerha eetoque^ Y. GladMo.
Yerba gaia, Y. Oaiufla. Yerba ffotera,
V. Oatera. Yerba giganie or giganta,
V. Aeanto or Bran4Xi ureina. Yerba
l&mbrioera, Y. Tanaceto mdgar. Yer-
ba lombriffuera, Y. Abrotano. Yerba
mora, Nightshade. Yerba pastelyVfomA.
YerbapMerOy Stareeacro; Yerba pun-
terOy v. Steenpr&viva arbdrea, Yerba
foro^ Strangle-weed, broom-rape. Yerba
turmera, V. Turmera. Yerba loerru'
guera, Y. Verruguera. Yerba buena,
Mint, pepper-mint Yerba de mar or
marinOy S«ft-weed. Yerba Paraffuay,
Yerba mate Paraguay. Barro de yerbaSy
Mug or jug made of perfhmed day, with
the flgnree of herbs upon It JTn yerba.
Greenly. Qneao de yerba, Cheese made
of vegetable runnet SenUr nacer la
yerba, Used to Indicate one's vivacity or
quicknesn— ^ G^eeo^ vegetables; grass
of pasture land for cattle. Otrae yerbas,
(Joe) Et cetera.
Terbedca, ilia, ita, tf. dim. of Yerba.
VermAr, va. To dispeople, la)- waste.
r^rmo, $m. Desert, wilderness. Padre del
yermo. Ancient hermit
T&rmo, ma, a. Waste, desert TUrra yer-
ma. Unoultivated^round.
Yemar, va. (GolL Prov.) To make one a
son-in-law by force.
Temeeieo, Ulo, ito, em. dim. of Fento.
timo, em. Son-in-law. SngafUt-yemoa,
Gew-gawa, triika. Oiega yemoe, Showy
trifles.
r^ro, em, (Bot) Y. Yervo.
Y(m, Miw Error, mistake. Yerroe, Faults,
defects. Yerro de imprettta, Krratnm.
ZAB
Y6rto,av Stiff, motionless, tight Quedaret
yerto, (Met) To be petrified.
Yervo, em, (Bot) Tare, true-bitter yetch.
Yes^ Yes&r, em, Gypsuro-plt [passion.
Ydsca, ^ Spunk, tinder; fuel ; Incentive oi
Yes6ra, ef. Kiln. [with gn»a°v
Y«0eria,^Y. Yeeera, Building constructed
Yes^ro, ra. a. Belonging to gypsum, [sum
Yes^ns em. One that prepares or sells gyp
Y^flgo, em, (Bot Prov.) Dwarf elder.
Y6so,«m. Gypsum, sulphate of Ume. Yeet
mate, PUttter of Paris. Yeeo blaneo,
Whiting. [used In bull41n»
Yee6n, em^ Fragment of g}'psum already
Yesdsa sa, a. Gypseous.
Yesquero, em. Tinder-box.
Y4igo, em. (Bot) Dwarf elder.
Y!^(^BL,ef,y.LetHna.
Yo, pron. pen, L Yo miemo, I mysel£
YogSr, Yoguir, tm. To yoke.
Y61e, em, mau.) YawL
Y&ca, tt/. (Bot) Adam's needle. Yuoa de
ccuave or eaeave. Cassava, Barbadoes nut,
phvslo nut
Yugada, ^ Sxtent of ground which a yoke
of oxen can plou^ in a day.
Y&go, em. Yoke; nuptial tie; marriage cer-
emony; oppressive authority; prison.
rNan.)Tra]isom. Yiigodelacafla,{^ax\.)
Counter-transonu Yugo de la cnSierta,
(Nau.) Deck-transom. Yugo principal,
(Nan.) Winff-transom.
Yugn^ro, «m. Ploughman, ploughboy.
Yugul&r, a. (Anat) Jugular.
Y6nqne, em. Anvil; oonstancy. (Anat) In-
cus. One of the blades of a cloth-shear-
er^ shears. Sstar al yunque. To bear
up under the nrowns of fortune.
Yiinta, t/. Couple, pair, yoke. [fe<l.
Yunteria, iff. Place where draught-oxen are
Yunt6ro, »»*. Y. Yuguero.
Y6nto, ta, a. Joined, united. Y. Junto.
Arar yunto. To plough together.
Yu84^ra, if. The horizontal stone in oil-mills
Yn8i6n, ^ Precept, command.
Yuxtapo6ici6n, ef. Juxtaposition.
Yuy6be, ^. Y. AzuJ(i{fa,
Z.
Z, thay'dafi, Viai/tah, fif. Sounds always la
SpanUh like the English ih In Ihanh, oa-
thedral, tenth,
Za. interi. A word nsed to frighten dogs.
21dblda, Z&bila, ef. (Bot) Common or yellow-
flowered aloe. [ing.
Zab6rda, Zabordaml6nto, e. (Nan.) Strann-
ZabonUr, vn. (Nau.) To get on shore, be
stranded.
Zabordo, em, (Nau.) Stranding,
Zdbra, ^. (Nau.) A small vessel nsed oz. th#
coast of Biscay.
Zalraoar. va. To shake, agitate.
Znbullida, 4/! Ducking.
Zabullidftra, e/. Submersion.
Zabulllml6nto, em. Y. ZambulUda.
ZabuIIir, va. To plunge, Immcrge.— w. Tt
jcale^*
sink ; lurk, lie oonocaled.
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ZAH
Eacaptfla, ZaoapdUa, dl Uproar, jell.
Ziott4ca, «m. (Cab*) A xnemb«r of a com-
paoT accompanTiDg ftmeralai [sold.
Zaotfn, «fik A piaoe wher* nrnMotB are
Zaodkr, •& To mffaten away dogt bj cry-
ijBtgwa.
Zmm^ «/ fBoi) y. Zabida,
ZadoT^ 9f, (Bot) Homed oumixL
Z&£a, «r (rroT.) V. AMofiUna. [Ing.
Zaftoooa, A e. (Am. ColL) Squabbling, rlot-
Zafada, rf. Fllglit, escape. (Nao.) Listen-
ing the sbip.
Zafdr, «& To adorn; diaembairaasi (Nan.)
To lighten a ahip.— vr. To escape, ran
away ; avoid ;_get clear ofll
Zaftr6che, am. (Proy.) Y. JBdanque,
Zaflui, tm. A sort of pomegranate with
Quadrangular "Aftd*. Tter Teesela.
Zanriche, tm. (Pror.) Shelf for boldinc wa-
Zaflurriuicho, 9m. (Nao.) The state of Being
clear for action, ^acer m{farrancho,
(Nan.) To make ready for action. Moving.
(Amer. ColL) To run away. Haber un
tajiimuiaho^ To be a great squabbling.
Zafexia, t\f. A lknn<houaa
Zaflam^nte, ad. Clownishly.
ZaBedid, ^. Clowniahnesa.
ZAflo, fla, a. downbh, undriL
Zafio, «m. (Ichth.) V. Safio or Congrio.
Zaf ir, Zafiro, 9m. Sapphire.
Zafirino, na, a. Of the color of sapphtro.
aUb, Ik, a. (Prov.) Free, disentangled.
(Nan.) Clear.
Zaf6n, 9m. Y. Zahon,
Zdfire, 9m, (Mln.) Zaffro or saffire.
Zd^ tf. Load packed on the back part of a
carriaffe.— «m. The hut player at a game
of cards.— a(f. V. D0tra9. A' aaaa or en
Mffo, Behind. Ho ir or no queaarte en
uaga, (Coll) Not to be leas than any other.
2Sagil, 9m. A spirited young man; swain,
young shepherd; subordinate coachman;
under petticoat.
Zag&la, ^ A shenherdoBs, lass.
ZsKaldjo, ja, 9. dim, A young shepherd or
snepherdeea.
Zagal^o, 9m. An under petUooat
Zagalieo, Ulo, Ito, 9m. dim. A little shepherd.
Zaguin, «m. Porch, entrance.
Zaguan^te, «m. (Dim.) Small entrance. A
small party of the king's llfo-guards.
Zagu6ro, ra, a. Remaining behind.
Zahar^fio, fia, a. WUd, intraoUble. (Met)
Haughty, indocile.
Zah6n, a. DoUa Mohen *x tahena^ A Moor-
ish sold coin.
Zahenddr, ra, n. Censurcr.
Zaherimiento, Zah^rio, 9m. Censure, blame.
Zaherir, va. To censure, reproach.
Zahina, ^ Kind of tares sown in Andalu-
sia. ZoAifuzA, Puff-cakes. Zahina9deU-
widura. Froth of barm.
Cahinikr, 9m. Land sown with eahina.
Zah6n, 9m. A kind of wide breecheSb
ZahonMo, da, a. Brownish. [dar.
Zahondio'.va. To dig the ground. Y.AhoU'
Zah6ra, f< (Prov.) Luncheon among friends,
withmusio.
ZahoWir, tm.. To 'oarc a repast with music.
ZAM
Zahori, 9m, Ynlgar impostor pretendlag ti
see hidden things.
Zafadrra, ^. (Nan.^ Ballast Y. laOre,
Zahumador, am. (Proy.) A kind of perAi*
Bingpot
Zahumar. «a. To fhmlcate^ Y. JSahvmar,
Zahnmmo, 9m. Y. SaAwneria.
Zahiirda, i{^ Pigsty; a small, dirty hooaa
Zalua, ^fi, (Om.) A yariety of the AmoaD
heron.
Zaino. na, a. Of a chestnut color; yidooat
applied to animals; wicked, yiclons. Jitr
rar dseaino OT d to Baimc^TocaKi tniM'
sidloua glance. [ss^
Zal4, 9f, uacer la walAy (CoR) To p«y boot-
ZaUigtfda, if. Ambush; trap, snare; sur*
prue; mook-iight (ColL) Malidooa qua*
ning.
Zal4ma, Zalameria, qf. Flattery, wheedllnj^
Zalam^ro, ra, 9. Wheedlor, flattereE, Ikwner
Zal^ a/ An undressed sheep akin; eheep>
akin mats.
Zaleir, 9a, To move a thing with care
frighten dogSL Y. Zooeor.
Zal^ma, ^, Bow, courtesy.
Zal^ 9m. Skin of a bMst lacerated ; un-
dressed aheep-akin; act of shaking to and
fro.
ZallAr, va. To direct and level warlike arma.
Zalmedina, am. Magistrate with dvA and
criminal powws.
Zaldma, «/! (Nan.) Singing out of seamen
when they haul with a rope.
ZalomAr, tm* (Nan.) To sing out
Zal6na, ^. (Prov.) A large earthen jar.
Zamae6oo, am^ (ColL) Dunce, dolt
Zaminsa, ^. (ColL) Drubbing, flogging.
Zamirra, ^. Shepherd^ dress made of on-
dreased aheep-ekins. [To drag^ ill-treat
Zamarre^, «a. To shake to and frow (Met)
ZamarrioQ, am. dim, of ZamamK A port-
manteau or bag of sheep'Skin, having tbe
wool inside.
Zamarrilla, ^ (Dim) A abort, loose coat of
sheep-skins. (Bot) Foley, mountain ger-
mander.
ZamitfTO, Mn. A shepherd's coat of sheep-
skins : aheep or lamb skin ; dolt stupid
Zamarron, 9m* augm. A large sheep-skin.
Zamarrdoo, am. (Om.) Tltmoose.
Zambaigo, ga, a. and 9. Sambo.
Zarobirco, 9m. A broad breaat-hamesa.
Zdmbo, ba, Zimblgo, ga, a. Bandy-leggwl
sambo.— am.. An American wild anlma],
resembling a dog, with the Iiead of ■
horse. [tree; citron-traab
Zambda, ^ (Bot) A sweet kind of quioe»>
Zamb6mba, ^. A kind of ruatic drum.
Zamb6mbo, 9m. Clown, rustic.
Zamborond6n, na, ZamborotAdo, da, a,
Clownisb, ilUbaped. [isK boat
Zdmbra, 4< A Moorish fsaat; about; Mooi^
Zombudb*, Zambucirae, vn. and r. To be
concealed; hide one'a self pn&
Zamb6oo, ami. Squatting ; biding conceal-
ZambulUda, ^ Ducking; thrust on th«
breast [divsk
Zambullir, «a. and r. To plunge into watsi^
Zampabodlgo^ Zampabclloa, am. (GoILI
Glutton. Y. Zampatorta9.
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ZAN
&inpild«, if. (ProT.) Concealing or pat-
ting one thing within in<||er.
Zftoip&r, «& To conceal ; vUmt one thing
Into Mother; deronr eagerly. — rr. To
throat one's eolf into a place.
Zuapallmdenas, am. A stordy b^rgar.
Zampap&lo, «m. (CoIL) Y. Zampatortat,
ZampatdrtoB, bvu (Coll.) A glutton ; clo^m.
Zaxnxmkr^ «n. To drlTO stakes in a groond
to make it solid.
ZanipeMo, 9m. (Arch.) Wood-work and
masonry In marshy fbnndations.
bmp6fia, ^ A kind of bagpipe. T. Plpt^
tana. A poetical yein fmvolons saying.
Sampofieir, vtk To play the ba^ipe; be
prolix: prose.
Eampnxar, «a. To plnngte, dip ; hide.
Zarop&zo, sm. Immersion, concealment
2Samnro, 9Hk (Om.) (^rrion-vulture.
Zanah6ria, ^ (BoL) (Carrot Zanahorias,
Deeeitftil earenes.
Zanahortate, mn, T. AManoriai&,
Zanoa, ^ Shank of birds ; a long leg ; largo
pin. Zanctu <U arc^lk, Shira, erasiohs.
Zanc&da, ^ Stride. £h doa MtncadoA, Ex-
pedltiooaly. [Elbow in the hawse.
Zancadilla. ^ Trip; deceit, eraft. (Nan.)
Zaneddo, da, a. Inupid salmon. [dirt
Zana^edr, va. To bespatter the legs with
Zancj^ ^. Coach-step.
Zana0i6nto, ta, a. Bandy-legged.
ZandUo, am. Heel-bone of the foot ; h«)el of
a shoe or stocking; a short, ill-sliaped
person ; a stnpid person. ITo Uegar al
tancaio^ Not to near one in any line.
Zanciydso, sa, a. Bandy-legged ; wearing
dir^ stockings with holes ; olomsy, awk-
ward.
Zancarr^n, am^ The bare heel-bone; any
largo bone withont flesh ; a withered, old
person; an Ignorant pretender at any art
or science^ Zanoarron da Mahonut^
(CoIL) Mohammed's bones at Mecca.
Zinoo, am. StUt; dancer on stilts. (Nan.)
Flag-staff. Ponar d alguno an eaneoa^
(Met) To fliror one In obtaining fortune.
Subirta an aancoa^ To be haughty.
Zanc&do, da, a. Long-shanked.
ZaxidkWtL^ Hf. Sandal.
Z&ndalo, am. Y Sdndalo. [dia.
Zandia, 4^ (Bot) Water-melon. Y. San^
ZandiAl, am. A water-melon bed.
Zandftnga, af. (Coll.) Gracefulness, elegance;
d^ol^Dg, nsdnaUon. Tanar or tuar fn«*
cha eandunga. To allure, ci^ole, whee-
dle ; be very graceful or fhsdnating.
Zandungudro, ra, am. and / (CoIL) <;i\)oler,
allurer, foseinating.
Zan6fis ^f. A printed border. Y. Oan^
Zinga, ^ Cmbre played by four.
2ang&da, ^f. Raft or do%' made of cork.
• Zang&la, {/: Buckram. [person.
ZangamAnga, f(f. Falsehood, to defraud a
Zangandda, iff. Dronish or singgardly act
(CtolL) A cunning or graceful slight trick.
Za&gand6ngo, am. (CoIL) Idler, who affects
Ignorance and want of abilities; dolt, a
Mupid, awkward person.
Cangandiillo, ZangandAngo, mtu (Coll.) Y.
Zcngandango.
ZAP
Zanganoir, tm. To drone, Uyo in Ignorance
Z&ngano, «ntw (Ent) Drone^ idler, sponger.
(C)olL) Sly, cunning person (either In ■
good or bad meaning),
Zangarllla, ^ A »mall watermHL
ZangarI116Ja, if. Trollop, a dirty girl
Zaogarre&r, im. To scrape a guitar.
Zangarriina, if. An infirmity of the head,
incident to sheep; melancholy; a pc*
riodlcal dlseaso. pazy lad.
Zangarulldn, am. (Coll.) A tall, Muggisfc,
Zangolotedr, «a. To move in a violent ri«
diculous manner.
Zangolot6o, am. A violent yet rldiculoni
waddling; a wagging motion.
Zangoteir, va. Y. Zangolotaar.
Zangndnga, af. (CoIL) A fbigned disease; a
flctitioas disorder. [a booby.
Zanguingo, am. (CoIL) Lazy Mlow ; a fbol,
Zangu&yo, am. (CoIL) Tail idler, feigning
illness not to work.
Z^Ja, if Ditch, trench, train. Ahrir la*
aat^aa^ To lay the foundation.
Zanjir, t^ To oi)en ditches, excavate; ca*
tabllsh ; settle a business amicably.
Zaqjica, ilia, ita, if, dim. Small drain.
Zanj6n, am. augm. A doep ditch ; a large
drain. [trench.
Zai^oncillo, am. dim. A small drain 01
Zanquead6r, ra, «. A waddlor in walking; a
great walker.
Zanqueaml6nto. «m. Waddling in walking.
ZanqueAr, «n. To waddle, run about; walk
tut.
Zanquilfirgo, ga, a. Long^hanked.
Zanquilla, Zanquita, if dim. Thin, long
shank or leg.
Zanqultu6rto, ta, a. Bandy-legged.
Zanquivino, na, a. Spindle-shanked.
ZApa, af. Spade. (Ichth.) Dogfish. Sha-
green ; carving in sliver. Camdnnr d la
tapOy (MIL) To advance by mining.
ZapM^r, am. (MIL) Sapper.
Zap4r, wu To sap, mine.
Zaparrdda, if A violent iUI.
Zaparrastrir, tru To trail ; sweep.
Zaparrastr^eo, sa. a. Dirty ; ill-made.
Zaparrdzo, «m. A violent fiill; calamity,
misfbrtune.
Zap&ta, ^ A leather hhige; colored half-
boots; bracket of a beam. (Nan.) A shoe.
Zapatdzo, sm. (Augm.) Large shoe. Blow
with a shoe ; fall ; clapping noise of a
horse's foot
Zapateiido. am. A Spanish dance.— Zcrpa*
UadOy dos pp. of Zapataar.
Zapatead6r, ra. a. Dancer of the Zapataddo.
Zapatedr, va. To kick with the shoe : lead
by the nose ; hit fluently In fenang.—
or. To oppose with spirit
Zapat^ am. Keeping time by beating the
root on the floor.
Zapat6ra, a^ A aboemaker's wifb; olive
spoiled In the pickle.
Zapateria,9/r Trade of a shoemaker; aflioA-
maker's shop. Zaj>ataria da <rf^, A
cobbler's stalL
Zapaterillo, ilia, a. dim. A petty shoemaker.
Zapat^ro, «m. Shoemaker. Zapaiatv da
viejo. Cobbler.
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ZAR'
Eaptt^ 9f. Slap on the solo of a shoe ; ca-
per, leap.— iiMfl^:^. Oh ! [»hoe.
Sapatioo, illo, ito, am. dint. A nice litUe
Zapatilla, ^f. (Dim.) A little shoe. Pomp ;
batton of a foil ; exterior hoof of anlmaia.
Zapatill^ro, am. Shoemaker who makes
pampe.
ZapAto, am. Shoe. Zapaio hciin^ A half-
iNwt. Zapato ramplon. Thick-eoled
coarse shoe. Zapatoa ahonnado^^ Laced'
shoes. [shoe.
Zapatdn, am. Galoche ; a large shoe ; over-
2^pat6do. da, a, Wearing: large or strong
shoes ; large hoofed or dawM.
Zupe, int€rj. An exdaaiation of aversion ;
God forbid I [ins nape,
Zape6r, v€L To ftighten cats away- bv etj-
Zapito, am. (Prov.) Mllk-pail.
Zap6to, am. (Bot) Sapota-tree. ZapaU
mamey^ Sweet sapota.
tapozir, «a. To duck. Y, Chapiuar.
Zwine, am. Leather wlne-baf^ (CoU.) Tip-
pler.
Zaqueftr, wl To rack ; draw off llqaor.
Zaoaizami, mt. Garret, cockloft; a small
dirty hoose.
Zir, am. Czar, emperor of BossUl
Z^a, Y' Indian com, maize. V. MaiM,
Zarabanda, ^. Lively dance; bustle.
Zarabandista, 9. com. Dancer of the Sara-
band.
ZarabatAro, ra, a. (Prov.) V. KmbwUro.
Zaradl6n, Zaradiqoo, am. Medicine for dogs.
ZaragatMa. ^ A rogaish trick. [rogtie.
ZaragAte, 2Saray&te, or Saragite, am. Loafer;
Zaragat6na, ^ (Bot) Flea-wort
Zaragod. am. Kind of plnm.
Zar^U^llea, §m. pk Drawers or wide
breeches; overalls.
Zarami^^ if- (Prov.) V. Jaramago,
ZaramagnllOn, am. (Om.) DIdapper.
Zarambeque, wi. A merry tone and noisy
ZaramtUlo, wt, Basybody.
Zarinda, «^ Screen for sihing earth or aand.
Zarandador, mn. Sifter of wheat
ZaraDdiUaSi ^ £f Trifles ; odds.
Zarandab, ad. (Prov.) A black apotted dove.
Zarand4r. Zarande^r, «a. To winnow com ;
stir and move nimblF.
ZaraQd^o, am. Act of sifting.
Zarand6ro, wk Y. Zarcmaador.
Zarandillo, wi. (Dim.) A small sieve.
Zarang611o, im, (Prov.) Mlxtore of pepper,
tomatoea, ^
Zar«pail6n, wn. A shabby, dirty follow.
Zarapat^ a. A salmagondL
Zorapdto, 4nu Oafhr person.
Zarapito, am. (Gm.) WhimbroL
Zarat^ sm. (3anocr in the breast
Zariza, ^f. Chintz.— pL (Yen.) Prints.
Zarcei^, wi. To clean with briers.— tm. To
move to and ho.
Zaro6ro, ra, a, Ponner of game.
Zarc^to, ta, a (Om.) Widgeon.
ZarcUlo, mn. Ear-ring ; tendril <tf a vine.
(Prov.) Hoopof a barrel
Zarco, ca, a. Wall-eyed, <4 ft 2ight blue
color ; clear and pore.
Zarov1tZ4 sm. Czarowitz.
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ZEL
Zargat^na, ^ TLZaragaUma.
Zariano, na, a* Belonging to the Czar.
Zarina, ISarttza, a/T Ozarina.
ZAija, ^. Beel for winding sUk.
Zirpa, ^f. Weighing anchor ; mud sticking
to clothes; claw. Eohar la Borpa^To
2^rpa^ wu (Nan.) To weigh anchor, ill
anela ettd t€wpada^ (Nau.) The aneboi
isa-trip.
Zarpastroao, sa, a. (Prov.) Bacxod.
Zarptooy tn. Sound of a bodyiilling on tha
ground. *
Zmp<^, sa, s. Bespattered with dirt
Zarracateria, ^ DeceitAil flatterv.
Zarracatin, tnu Haggler.
Zarramplin, tn. Bungler, botcher. [ed.
Zarramplin4da. a/C Work dnmaily perform-
Zarraptetra, rf. Dirt aUcking to the aklrta
of clothes.
2Sarrapastr6n, na, a. and a. Tatterdomallon.
Zarrapastr6ao, aa, a. Bagged, dirty.
Zarria, tf. Dirt sticking to oiothts ; leather
thongs.
Zarri^nto, ta, a. Bespattered with mud.
Zarrlo, tn. Y. Charro.
Zarza, «/! (Bot) Common bramble. Zrrr-
MO*, (Met) DlfficulUea.
Zarzagin, »m. A oold northeast wind.
Zarzagan^ta, am. A light northeaat wind.
Zarzaganillo, tm. A violent storm at north*
east
Zarzah&n, mtk A kind of striped silk.
Zarzaid^ ^. (Bot) Baspberry-bush.
Zarz41, am. Brienr.
Zarzam6ra, ^ (Bot) Blackberry-bush.
Zarzaparrilla, ^. (Bot) SarsapariUa. [la.
ZarzaparriU^, mn. Plantation of saraaparil-
Zarzapentna, Zarzardsa, a^ (Bot) Dog-rose.
Z4rzo. tm. Hurdle. Jimuar el aarao,
(ColL) To threaten to beat
Zarz^so, sa, a. Briery. [anco.
Zarzu61a, ^. A kind of dramatical peifomi-
Za^ Zaa, Expreastng sound of repeated
blows ; raps at a dour.
Zascandil, tm. (Coll.) An impostor, swin-
dler ; an upsUrt [Ao€trcaM,
Z&ta, Zatiira, ^. BaTt Zotoa. (Prov.) Y.
Zatico, mi. A small bit of bread.
Zatiqudro, tm. Pan tier, master of the pantry.
Z4to, mn. (Prov.) Morsel of bread.
Zayir, wk (Nau.) To haul a tackle.
Zazah4n, mn. Sort of flowered silK.
Zaz6soL sa, a. Y. Oeesoao.
Z6a, if. Y. Cea. (Bot) Spelt-oom.
Z6bra, ^ Zebra. Y. Cebra.
Z6da, ^ Sound of the letter » In Spcciik
Zedilla, ^. The andent letter formed ttti^ f.
Zedodrin, ^ (Bot) Zedoary.
Zee, n. Y. Zahsn,
Zelid6r, am. Overseer, manager.
Zel&r, vo. To bejealoua. Y. Celar,
Zelillo, tm. dim. otZelo.
Z6I0, am. Zoal, careful observancei (OolL)
Y.Li^uria. But; fervor.— ^Jeaioa«r;
apprehension, auspicious. J}<tr aeloa, Ta
excite suspidou.
Zelotam6nte, ad. Zealousl v.
Zc]6so, sa, a. Zealous; Jealous; rutting
hot • excessively careraT.
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EeloUpU, «/! Jealonnr.
Zcnit, «m. The zenith.
Zeozalioo, na, a. Belonging to gnats.
Zenzdlo, sm. Gnat
Zenzdotle or ZeDz6nt1!, «m. (Mez.) A bird
reflembllDff the nightingale.
Zequi, «m. 2echin ; an Arabic gold coin
worth about two dollars
Z^qnia, ^ V. Atequia,
Z&TOy «fn. The cipher, naagbt Y. Cero.
Z6ta, «< Name of the letter a.
Zigofllo» WK (Bot) Beancaper.
Sildrgano, sm. A mnalcal iuatnimont.
Zimoldgiat tf, Zymologjr.
ISimosiaietro, 9m. Kind of thermometer.
Zimot^nia, «/: Treatise on fermentation.
Zinc, Zinco. Zinqae, am. Zinc, a metal.
Zinsk Iff. (Nau.) V. Singladura. [blows.
ZipTzApe, tm. (Coll.) A noisy scni&o with
Zlrigdfia, ^. (Prov.) Adulation. Y. Ch<uco
aad IHolera. [of repeated blows.
Zis Zas, (CoIL) Words expressing the sound
ZizMa, ^. CBot) Darnel Discord, disagree-
ment Swnbrar uiMfla^ To sow discord.
Zizaflir, «& To sow discord.
Zizafiiro, am. Bfakebate.
Z6calo, am. Socle or zodc.
Zocdto, ta, (x. Over-ripe.
Z6clo, em, Y. Zu^co.
Z6co. am. A wooden shoe ; plinth.
Zocdba, •/. (Bot) Herb used as an antidote
to poisons ; tree yielding fine yellow wood.
Zodiaoo, am. The zodiac
Z6f)ra, Iff. A Moorish carpet
Zollo, am. Zoilus, a malicious critic.
Zollipir, en. To sob.
Zollipo, am. Sob, sigh.
Zoldcbo, cba, a. Stupid.
Z6ina, f< A coarse sort of flour. Y. Soma.
Z6mpo, pa, a. Clumsy, awkward.
Z6na, ^ Zone, girdle.
Zonoena, iff. Insipidity.
Zonzamdnte, a<t Insipidly.
Z6nzo, za, a. Insipid ; stupid. Av4 uorua^
Inert simpleton.
Zonzorri6n, na, a. A very dull person.
Zo61kgo, am. Insect which sucks the blood
of animals.
Zoofito, am. Zoophrte.
Zooforica, a. (Arch.) Zoophoric.
Zoograf ia, «/! Zoograpby.
Zoolatria, if. Zoolatry.
ZoologUu ^ Zoology.
ZoonomiB, t(f. Zoonomia.
Z6ot6mloo, am. Zootomist
Z6pa8, Zopitas, am. (ColL) Nickname to a
person pronouncing a for a.
Zupildte. am. (Om.) (Mex.) Buzzard, a spe-
cies of hawk.
SSop^noo, ca, a. Doltish.
Zop^noo, am. (Ck)ll.) Blockhead.
Zopet^ am. (Prov.) Y. BihoMo.
Zopisa, ^ Pitch mixed with wax.
Z6po, pa, a. Lame, maimed.
Z6po» am. A clumsy fellow.
Zoqn^te, am. Block of timber : morsel of
bread ; anything short and thick ; a dolt;
belfry. Zoquda <fa ouchara^ (Nau.)
Scoop-handle, [or short pieces of timber.
Zoqneteria, 4/: Heap of blocks, plank-enda,
ZUM
Zoquetiro, ra, a. Besgarly, indigent
Zoquetioo, ZoquetiUo, am. dim. A
morsel of bread.
ZoouetAdo, da, a. Bough.
Zonta, 4/r Stock-dove, wood-pigeon.
Zorra, tf. Fox. (Coll.) Prostitute. Zorra
corrida, Artfbl street^walker ; drunken-
ness. Caldo da aorra^ A fiUse appeal^
ance; car for heavy goods. Y. Sorra,
Tanar eorra, (Met) To be melancholy.
Zorrastr6n, na, a. Cunnine, roguish person.
Zorrizo, am^ augm. A big fox ; a great
knave. [room; drowsiness.
Zorr^ra, ^ Fox-hole ; a smoky kitchen or
Zorreria,4< Artfulness; cunning; knavery.
Zorr^ ra, a. Slow, inactive. (Nau.) Sail-
ing heavily. Cunning, capricious.
Zorr6ro, am. Terrier ; keener of a royal
ibrest [den ; a kind of unguent
Zorrilla, af (Dim.) A little bitch fox. Hoi
Zonillo, Zorru^lo, am. dim. Whelp of a fox.
Zorrita, ^ Little bitch fox.
Z6rro, am. A male fox; a knave; terrier.
Y.Zorrero. Zorroa, Fox-skins; fox-tail&
Zdrro, ra, <t Y. Zorrero.
Zorrocl6co, am. (Prov.) A thin paste; a^
dronish, heavy fellow. (Coll.) Careas,
demonstration of love or friendship. Y.
Arrvtmaco.
Zorrongldn. na, a. Slow, heavy, lazy.
Zorru6la, tf. A litUe bitch-fox. Y. ZorHlla,
Zorriillo, am. A cylindrical piece of timber.
Zorr^no, na, a. Foxy,- foxlike.
Zorzil, am. (Om.) Thrush. (Ichth.) Wrasse.
Artfhl, cunning man. [kind of olivem
Zorzalt^Aa, if. Applied to a small, rouiid
ZorzaUoo. illo, ito, am. dim. of Zonal.
Zoster, y: (Med.) ShingleBi an eruptive dis-
ease.
Z6to, am. Ignorant person.
Zoz6bra, «/ Uneasiness, anxiety. (Nan.> A
contrary wind. An unlucky cast of the
die. [great danger ; sinkiuf^
Zozobrinte, pa. ana a. That which is ia
Zozobr&r, vn. (Nau.) To sink, founder j cap-
size; be in great danger; grieve.
Z6a, Z&da, ^Persian wheel Y.Ajauda.
Z&bia. ^. Drain, channel for water.
Z6chll, am. (Mex.) A bouquet; a marigold
ZuderSJs, «^ (Prov.) Y. CbnJUaria.
Zu6ca p6ua. (Jugar con alguno 4 laX ((>>11.)
To tease, bore.
Zu6co, am. A wooden shoe; a shoe with a
wooden or cork sole; clog; (Bot) Lady's
slipper. [dispute.
Zniza, ^ A jMirty of young men : quarrel,
Zuiz6n, am. (Nau.) A Doarolng-pixe.
Zolacir, va. To anoint with bmimen.
ZulAque, am. Bitumen. Y. £atun. (Nac)
Stuff with which the bottom of ships ia
paid. [man excrements.
Zolla, ^ (Bot) French honeysuckle. Hu-
Zullirse, or. To go to stool break wind.
Zulltoco, ca, Zulldn, na, (CJolL) a. Breaking
wind. pence.
Zull6n, am. The act of breaking wind, flatu*
Zumaoal, Zumaoir, am. PUntation of su-
mach.
ZumacAr, to. To dress or tan with sumach.
ZomAque, am. (Bot) Sumach-tree. (Coll)
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ZUR'
' Wine. 86r ajtcionado at mimaqw^ To
b« food of wine. .
ZaiDMckytLt ZamkytLt ^f. (Orn.) The common
owL
Z&mb«, «/ A Urge bell ; Joke, Jest
Zambir, vn. To resound; buzz, faura; be
near a certain time or place. — va. and r.
To Jest, Joke.
Znmbdl, *m. (Coll.) Frown, an mffrj as-
pect (ProY.) Cord with wbicb boys spin
tops.
Znmbido, Z6mbo, sm. Hamming, bnzring:
(ColL) A blow.
Znmbdn, na, a. Waggish. C«nc^rro •itm-
borif Bell on the head of a leading horse.
Sami6nto, ta, a. Jalcy, succulent
ISumiUo, am. (Bot) Deadly carrot
Ztmo. »m. Sap, Juice, liquor, moisture;
profit, utill^.
Zum6sq, sa, a Jui^, snccnlent
Z&flo, 9m. Frown, angnr mien. Y. Ceflo.
Zapia, ^ Wine which is turned; reftiae,
leesL
Z6ra. Zurina, jMT Stock-dove. Y. Zorita.
Znrcldera, ^ Bawd, pimp.
Zurcido, 9m. Stitching; uniting. [cnress.
Zarcld6r, ra, «: A sewer of rents; pimp, pro-
Zurddiin, 9f. Sewing up rents, darning.
Znrclr. wk To dam: patch up; hatch Uesi
Zurdear, Vfi. To be lelt-handed. [ed.
Zardillo, ilia, a. dim. One who Is left-hand-
Z6rdo, da, a. Left; left-handed. A'awxUu^
The wrong way.
Zurita, ^. Stock-dove.
" ' '" srrel,disi
elonging to a stock-dove.
aingleaUier; flosging: drudg-
>1 ; a severe repnmana.
Zuriza, {/T Quarrel, dispute.
Zfiro, ra. a. Belonj '
Zurra,^ Tanning
ery; qoarrel; a .
Zurra, wterj. A term expressive of d!s-
pleasure or anger.
Zorr&co, 9m. (GolL) Cash.
Eorrido, da, a. and pp. of Zurrar. Cnr-
ZUZ
ried, dressed. ScUto el turradc, (CoH)
Y. Salvo el quanU.
Zurraddr, am. Ijeather-drcsscr, tanner; one
who flogs or chastises.
Zurriipa, tf. Lees, dregs; any thing vile.
Con, wurrapa9^ In an uncleanly mani v.
Zurrapi^nto, ta, a. Y. Zurrapo90.
Zurrapilla, ^ Small lees in llqnor.
Znrrapdeo, ea, a. Full of lees and dregs.
Zurrar, va. To dress leather; flog; contest
—vr. To have a sudden call of nature.
(Met) To be unsuccessful
Znrrliga, »/ Thone; a whip for tope; lark.
Znrriagdr, va. To flog.
ZurriAg]^zo, 9m. A severe lash or stroke with
a whip; unfortunate calamity. [fellow.
Zurrligo,«m. Whip for punishment; a mean
ZurriAr. vn. (Prov.) To hum ; speak liarshly.
Zurribibda, i*/. Sepeated flogging; a noisy
quarrel
ZurribArrl sm. (Coll) Ragamuffin.
Znrrido, Zurrio, em. Humming, buzzing;
bustle.
Zurrir, vn. To hum, tinkle.
Zurr6n, «m. Pouch; game-bag; rind of
fhiit; chaft (Anat) Amnion. Purse «e
roon.
Zurrdna, »/. Prostitute.
ZurroncUlo, 9m. dim. A small bag,
Zurrondro, 9m. Bag or sack maker.
ZurrucArse, «r. To experience a sudden call
ofhature; dirty one's selC
Zarr68co, sm. (Coll) A slice of bread which
is overtoasted.
Znr^lo, #m. ((Toll) RoniiMM>in.
Zatanioo, Ulo, 9m. dim. ofZutano.
ZutAno, na, 9. Such a one. Zutano yfula-
no, Such and such a onei
Znzdr, vo. To set on dogs. Y. Anwar.
Zfizo. irdefi. A word used to call or set <i»
a dog.
Zai6n, 9m. (Bot) Spatlln poppy, eatehfly.
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jfAMES
COUNTRIES, PROVINCES, TOWNS, NATIONS, SEAS,
RIVERS, &c.
WmOR ASM
NOT THE SAME IN THE ENGLISH AND SPANISH LANGLAGEa
If. B.— Wosm derlTad 2Vom Um vmnm of oonntriM, towiw, Ac., mar be taken m Mibttantiw
or «4J<ctiTes ; a^ American, AmtrieanOf a natire of America, or tbinga relativ to America.
Therefore only the English word oorren>9n<ling to the Spaniah is annexed to It. The scholai
H also to keep In mlnothat this kind or noons, if they terminate in o, change it into a for the
feminine, and add a when they eo i in a consonant ; as, JtalianOt /(oKona ; IngltM^ Jngltaa^ Ac
ANT
BAN
AMrfnla» AhytHnia,
Abal^nBo, A naU^e ofAvHa.
Ac&dte, Neva Sootland or Jfiwa Scotia,
AckytL, Aehaya or JAvadia,
A'oeio, AcHum.
AdrUndpoU, AdHanopU,
AdrUtico, AdriaUo (smX
AfHoiiio, African.
Alsv^ A native ofAlavfr.
AlbsDM, Mbmtia or Amu uL
Alcarr^o, A natif)6 qfAlcurria.
AlcjandriA. Aleotandria,
Alemin, Oerman.
Alem&nliL Oermany.
AI^po, Aleppo,
A16«ia, AlaU,
Alf4o, Alpheut (tk rlyer).
AJgeciras, AlgetHraa.
Alidbite, Alicani,
AJmirtote, Y. Islas dtl AuoBAimc.
A16sto, Aelt or Alott (Netherlands).
A'Ipes, Alp^
AlBixAB, Aleaee.
Am«^Anft«^ Amax^nlo, or AmazoniAno, A
native of tf)e province ctf the Amatone.
y. Rio !>■ LAS AmaZONAS.
Ambles or Antn^rpla, Antwerp.
Amboino, Amboyna.
Ameriotoo, Amerioan.
Andalada, Andalueia.
Andal6z. Andalueian.
An6d, Anneci.
A'n^o-Amerlo4no, AngUhAmerican,
An^^s, AngouUme,
Aiigam6e8, AngoumaieCFnxLGti).
AnseMcss (Oladsdes), Hdnee totone.
Anttbo, Antibea.
AattllM, Antaiee or Weet-Tndiea.
Antioqa^o, A native t^Antioch (In Brrift)
or afAnUogula (In Sontb America).
Antioqaia, AntioofK
Antn6rpla, Y. Aubk'keb.
Apeninos, Apennines.
Aqa6oB, Achaana (Inhabitants of Adiavt>
Aqnifl^ran, Aieo-lO'ChapeUe (Genntnj).
ATsbe, ^roMan.
Ar&blco, Arftblgo, Arabian.
Ang6n, Arragon.
Arason^ Arragonete.
Arcmpi^Iago, Archipelago,
Ardtoaa. Ardennes (FranceX
Arg6L Algiers.
Argelino, Algerine.
Armafiie, Armagnac.
Arm6nlo, Armenian.
Amafita, Y. ALBAintB.
Arond61, Arundel.
Asc^o, Y. Asia'tioo.
Asi&tlco, Atiatic
Asirla, ^Myria.
Asirio, Aeayrian.
A'8la,^«9M.
AstorlAao, Aeturian (SpainX
At6nas, .^tA«n«.
AtenitMtte, Athenian.
jLuatrlkcOf Austrian,
Aar^mla, Auvergne.
ATiJi6n, Avignon.
Ajindo, AJaecio. i
Babil^nla, Babylon.
Bahia Bot&nlca, Botany Bay.
Bilo BixL Lower Rhine.
B&itloa\BaMo SMk
Banjawoa, Bagnaluca (Bosnia).
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CAN
BArbida, Bat'hadoet.
Bve^gtA, Barege.
Bibcoe, Basque (InbabiUnts of Gascony).
BasUea,^a^
BiUToa» BataH or BatavianB (BelgUnsX
BivAitH Bavarian,
Bavi^TA. Bavaria.
Bold6qiie,.5oi4h;«^uc.
Boldnia, Jlofo^iui.
BoI6fia, JSIou^fML
Borbon6a, i?OM>'&<mfio<«.
B«iv6fi«, Buraundy,
BMoro, Boephomt,
Brrtb^nte. Brabant.
BMDdeinb6nM>, Brandenburg,
Brnril, Brasu.
BMsil^fio, BraHUan,
Bt^nuLf Bremen.
BWrna. Brienne,
Bimt^ma, Bretagne or Brittany,
BitarUfia (Qrmn), Great Britain,
Biw!t6n, Briton; British.
Br'\}aa, Bruges (Low Countries).
Bmaelsa, Brussels, [Ince of Turkey).
B6f«aro, Bulgarian (firom Bulgaria, a prov-
BaUon, Bullion (Low Countries).
Birrdtos, Bord^auea. [Spain).
Burgal^ Burgu6a, ITaiive qf Burgos (in
Cabo Breton, (^p^ Breton, [Hope.
Cabo de Bnena Esperanza, Cap« ^ 6^ao<l
Cabo de Istria, C!a;?o d'Istria.
Cabo de San Vicente, Orp^ Saint Vincent
Cafreria, Caffraria^
C&fres, Cqfirs (inhabitants of OffrarlaY
GaUbr^ Inhabiiami </ (kLlahria (Naples).
GsX^hK, Chaldixa,
CaId6o, Chaldaan,
Cal68, Calais,
Caller, OagUwri (Sardinia).
Oalmuoos, Kahnucs or Eiutfis.
Oimbrise or Cambrigta, Cambridge.
CampechAno. IfdUve of Oampeachy.
Canop^cbe, Campeaehy.
Canal de la MAnoha, EngUsK Channel,
Canirias, The Canary Islands, [ands.
Canirios, Inhabitants qfthe Canary Jsl-
Cant4brico or CAntabro, Cantabrian (an-
cient people of Spain).
Cantorb6ri, Canterbui^,
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DUR
Caraqn6no, RelaUng to Caraecas,
Carifldn, Carigna^io (Italy).
CarpetAnoa, CarpHani (ancient people nf
Bpainl; CarpaVUan,
Gartag^nk Carthagena,
Cartigo, Carthage.
Cispio, Ths Caspian Sea,
CastellAno. CaslUian,
Casttlla la Nuera, 2^eu> Oasiile,
Castilla la VleU, Old Castile,
Cataldn, Catalonian,
Catal&fla, Catalonia (in Spain).
Ca6caao, Ca^icasus,
(}ayena, Cayenne,
Ceildn, Ceylon.
Cdltaa, Oeltcs, [name of a part of SpainX
CelUb^rico, Relating to Celtiberia (andeDt
Celtiberos, CeUiberi,
Celtico, CWCic
Cerd6fta, Sardinia,
C^renee, Cevennes (in France).
Chamben, Chambery (the capital of SarorX
Champ&fia, Champagne,
Chile, ChilL
Chil^no or ChU^o, CMlean,
Chino, Chinese,
Chipre, Cyprus,
Cohvre, CoUiow>re (in France).
Col6mbia. C^otem&ia or Colombia,
Col6nia, Cologne,
Oonl6ra^ Comoro Ides,
Complut£n8e,i20toMfi^ to ^2ca2a (InSpalK)
Con8tantin6pia, CondcynUmo/pls,
Constinza, consianoe (Oennany).
CopenhAgue, Copemhjogen,
C6ptoa, Copts,
CordoY^ A naUve of Cordova.
Coro^ga, Corsica,
Corinto, Corinth,
ComuAUa, ComwaU,
C6r9o. Corsican,
Cortray, Courtray,
Corikna, Cbrunna (Spain).
Costa de Oro, CSU dfOr,
CotAnza, Ooutanoes (France).
Crao6via, Cracow.
Cristianop61i8, ChristianopU (Swadan).
Curlindla, Courland,
DamAsco, Damascus.
Damlito or Damldta, Damietta (E^rptV
Dandermunda, Dandermonde (Netb«**
lands).
Dan^B, Y. Dnf ▲XABQUXB.
Dan6blo^ Danube.
'Dardsxxilos^Dardanelles.
De]fLni6.o.Dauphiny or Dauphini.
Di6pa or JM^pe, Dieppe.
Dinamiroa, Denmark,
Dinamarqude, Dane: Danish,
Dos I^atotes, Deum Fonts.
D6Ter, D6vreB, Dover,
"Drisde.Dresden.
DuAy, Douay (a city of the NetherlandsX
Du^ro, Douro (a river of Spain and Poctu*
Duias, The Downs (Deal, in Eng1and>
Dnnqu^rquA, Dunkirk,
Durangndfio, A naVime qf Durango.
Digitized by VjOOQlC
GLA
fidlmbmigo, Edinhw^K
l&tbBo,ephssu9.
^&^ JStbe (a river of Oermany).
Entre DaSro 7 Mifio, Bntre Douro s Mln-
Ao (Portugal).
E6eaf6fl«, Sohaffhauten (Switzerland).
Eac^da, Soh^ or iSbA«2(fi (a rirer of the
Netherlands^
Esdinla, Scania (Sweden). [pelago).
Eseio, ScU> or Cmo (an iiland of the Archi-
Ebooc^ Scot Sooiohman; Scottish,
Bso6cia, Scouand.
Esooridl, Sseurial (in Spain).
VaxxAmtk, Smyrna,
l£sgh&^ Spain,
£q>afi6U Spaniard; J^Mtdsh,
£qmfi6ia, Y. Isla EbpaSola.
'Sa^ixtM, Sparta.
Espart&noflk ^portona.
EBpim, Spire (Germany).
EBplzb^rK, Espizb^rga, SpUahergm,
Esqtdm&Tea, SBouUnaum.
Estddoe de la Igltela, The StaUt qf the
Church (Italy!
E8too6Imo, /S<oacAolm.
Estrasbt^rgo, Straebttrff.
E'tna, £tna or jSina,
Eurdpa, Europe,
EnropM, JPufopean, [Spain).
Ejctremdflo. A native of Eetrtrttadnra (in
Fenicia, Phcenieia,
Fenicio, Phcmician.
Filadtida, Philadelphia.
FUipinaa, Y. Islas Fiupih as.
Finttndia, FMand.
V\aixa&si<xLFUmi$h (a nattre of Flandera).
Flindee, Flandere,
Fleshiga, Fluahing,
Flor^nda. Florence.
Fontenebld, Foniainehl^tti^
Franote, Frenchman ; French.
Frinda, Stance,
Frinoo CondAdo, Frandht np«nll.
Frib6rgo, Friburg,
Frigia, Phrygia.
IhMa, Frieeland.
Frontlfiie, Froniignae.
GaditAno, A native cfOadiM,
Giles, Walee,
Gal«a,ul WelthMnan.
Qi^Oamt,
GaUp611, OaUtpdi, rSpaln).
GallSgo, OalMan (natire of Gaflda, in
GAnte» OhmU or Oand^
Garto% Cfaronne (a rhrer of France).
GasoAfia, Oaecony*
G^noTA, Otnoa,
GenoTM, Oenoeee,
3«nnAnlea Oermanio.
Gin6bra, Cfenava,
BMaiaiOironde,
Gladil, V. Mas Glaoial
Ol&ris, Olarue or Glari^.
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Goatemtfa, Guatemala or GuaUmala,
Gddos, Ootht or Ootthi.
Gorlza, Oorithee or Gorhte,
Gotembfirgo, OotienUmrg,
Gotinn, GotUngen,
Gran BreUUia, Qreai Britain,
Granadino^ A naUve qf Granada,
Qrarelinaa, GraveUnee.
Gr^da, Greece,
Ori6go, Greek,
Groonlandte, Greenland^.
Groenltodia, Greenland.
Groninga, Groningen (Holland).
GaadaU)ar6fio, A native qf GnadaHajoi'a
Gnadalape, Guadaioupe,
Goatematteoo, A naUioe q/' Guettemala,
Gn61dree, Guelderland,
Gnemteej, Guernsey,
Gulpfizooa, Guipusooa (in Spain).
Gnipozoo^ >, A native qf GiUpuseoa,
Galena, Guienne,
HabAna, Haifana.
naban^ro, A native qf Havana,
HabAno, Ofllavana.
HAbra or Havre de Gr&da, Havre.
Haiti, y. ISLA E8PA90LA.
Hambfiivo, Hambnrg.
Hfya, Hagtte. [land)
HelTdtiw. Bdvetio (belonging to Swltzer
UeaiiiOf MainaulL
HesAs, JSrewiofi.
HoUnda, Holland,
Holandw, 2>u^m<fn; Dutch.
Hfingaro, Hungarian.
Hongria, Hungary.
rndlas, Indies.
Tn^loB, Indians.
I'ndo, Indus or Sinds (a river of AstoX
IndoraUi, Hindoorian or India,
Inglat6rr% Fnaland.
Inglda, Englishman; EngUsh,
IrUnda, Ireland,
IrlandM, Irishman; Irish,
lala Bq>afi61a, Hispaniola.
IsUnda, Iceland,
UlanAiBt Icelander.
IslAndieo, Icelandic
Idas del Almliinte, Admiralty Idauds.
Idas FlUphiaa, Philippine Islands,
ltO\M, Raiy,
ItalUmo, il^Mofk
Jq>6n, Japan,
Jxpoaie, Japanese.
Jtoioo, J6nfo, Ionian.
JatUndia, Jutland.
Labrad6r. Y. TxntsA dkl Labsadob.
loo, lisn^nadoo, I/xnguedoe^
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LemoAn^LemoUn at JjmnouHtk
Le6ii d« Fnncia, LyoM. [(in Spain).
Leond«^ A native qf the kingdom <^ Leon
LAbano, Libanu9 (a moontoin of AaUX
Lila, Uele (a dtj of Fnmoe).
Llm^Oo, Native ofU$na.
Llorna, Leghorn,
\M\>(>9l, LUbon,
LituAnia, UAuanitL
Loira, Loire (% rlrer of France).
Lombardia, Lombardy,
Uin^iee^ London,
Iior6na, Lorraine,
Lovaina, Loutain,
lixc^TUk, Lueem.
LuiafAQa. LowUiana,
Liix6n, Luoon, Luconia, or Lueonkk
Md.
in,
SpainX
>o.
eUama
[ndleeX
16 East
yocco.
Martinica, MarUnioo or Martinique,
Matrlt^nae. Sponging to Madrid.
UwaA<A»L,MawrUive.
May6na, Mayenne.
Mediterr&neo, The MedUerraneo/n Sea.
Meglctoo, Mejldtno, MeiBican.
Men6rca, Minorca.
Midolb6no, Middleburg.
Mllan6fl, MUaneae, [of Italr).
MilanesAdo, Milanese or MVan (a dueny
Mifio, Minho (a river of BpainX
MlrAndala. Mirandola,
MlsislpU MieeiMippi.
Mogaa6r, Mogodor (a city of Morocoo)L
Mompell^r, MorUpelller. [cia, in Spain).
UoM.oA^o,Mondonnedo (a dty of Qali-
Mongib^lo, Y. Etka.
Mona«rrit«, MonUerrat (In Spain).
Moriyo, Iforavton.
Morl^^ifortotoi
If6sa, Jfa«« or Meuee,
Uoa^Ia, i/oM^ftf.
Nipolea, M
NApoiesde]
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KupdU di Roniania,
PRU
NapoUUno, KeapoUlan,
Xarbdna, Jfarhonne,
Navaiino, Na^Mrin.
Navirra, Nanarre (In Spain).
Nav&rro. NoitHne qflfamarre,
NAzoe, KaoDoe or Jfaaeia (an IsUuid In tiM
Archipelago).
Neob&rgo. Jfeuburg.
Neop6r^ Jfi^uport
Niep«r, Jhiieper,
Nlgrida, Kegroland.
mo^IfUe.
Nim6ga, Nimegiien.
Xinlye, Ninevek.
Nivem^ mvemoie.
N\xM,Jfice.
Nonnandla, Kormandy,
NormiUido. Norman,
Noru6ga, Nonooy.
Nom^igo, NorwMian,
Xu^ya BreUfia, v, Tmuu. dkl Ijlbka31A
Nn^va £eo6cla, Y. Aoaduu
Nn6yaG&lesrAr«u> Walee,
Xa6ya York, Now York,
Noremb^rga, Nuremborff'
Ouftqn&ho. A naUoe of O^faea
Olunpo, Olympua.
Orinooo, Oronooa,
Orieante, Orleannois.
OttAadt, attend,
Ot$iU, OtahoiUwTakiU.
Padfioo, 77i« PaeiMe Oosan,
Paises Bi}oB,The Low Oountrim
FailOnLdoJPaUUtnate,
PalestSna, PalstUne,
Pamplona, Pampeluna (Spain).
Panaodla, Anaoootok
Pami^ Pamaeeue,
Peloponieo, Peloponnstut,
PenMlvAnl^ Penneylwmia,
PerplflAn, Perpignan,
P6raa, PeralAno, Portion,
Pem&no, Perulero, Native of Ptm
Per&sa, Pomtia at Ptrugia,
Piamtmte, Piedmont.
IMamontia. Piedmontete,
PIcardIa, Pioardy.
Piomblna, Y. Pombin.
Pirin6o8, /VtfnMt.
Ptst^ya, Pittqfa,
Plas^nda, PlacmUia.
Pobl4no, A natUM of PwJtla,
PoUteo, mander, Pole, PoUth,
PoI6nla, Poland,
Pombin, Piomldno,
Ponto Eiudno, BUiok Sea^
Popavan^ A native cfPopaiyaMt.
Portefio, A native qf Buenot Ayrf.
Porto LonfT&n, Porto Lonaone.
Portoriqn^o, A naUve qfP&rto
Portagnte, PorPugttete.
FrioL, Prague,
FreSbtagOt Pret^mrg.
VtoYian, Provence.
VrtOM, Prutia,
PmalAno, Pntttian.
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Puerto ISMhbiLPort Ma^on,
Va&rto Btoo, rorio Biao.
QaereULnOj^ naH94 <tf Qu^ritaro,
Qntns&la. KinaaU,
Quio, Sclo or OMo.
Quit^fio, A native q^ QuUo,
IlAtiBb6nA, liatlabon.
Kin, Jihine.
Roch6Ia (U\ La RochdU,
Eo<Una J?Aon«.
BAi^RtuHiea.
R6zDa, Rome,
Bomiino, Raman,
Boaell^D, RouaHUon,
Boa^U, RoseUa.
BuAn, Rouen.
BuremAnda, Roertnond or Ruremunde.
R6sla, RuMla,
B680, RuaHan,
Sab6ja, SuToy,
8aboy&D0, Saboyfirdo, Savoyard,
^6n, Saoeon,
Saldniik, Saxony.
8a]6nic% 7!fte»taZonica.
B«IamaDqu6fl (Lit u«.).8a]mantliio, 8ftUn«Q-
Stmo^iUsIa, Samotrati.
San OoUrdo, /Slf Oothard.
San Joan de Loz, iSCL cANzn <f« Zi«c [gota).
Santafer^fio, ^ no^iM o/ Sania Fi (in Bo-
Sant6nge, Saimtonge.
Sdrdo, Sartfiiiian (nattve of Sardinia).
S^na,iSMn«.
Setfibal, ^ IT&Mt.
Sey6ma,^eMm.
SietHaT^Sfotft^.
Blciliino, Sicilian,
Bt6rra Le6na, Sierra Leone,
Slrac^ SyracuBe.
Birla, i8!yrta or SurUtan,
^ooot^ Soooira.
8oIe6ra or Solefirc, SoUvre,
Snfibla, Sudbia or Swabia,
%xxhc!^ S%oeden,
Sa6yoa,^iM«i.
Ba&za, Switaerland or Meivetia.
SniEO, 5toi:«t (natlvM of Bwitierland}.
Band, Sound (a strait between Bweaen and
Doimark).
TA]0| Tb^tM (a river of Spain).
Tam^sie, ITuunee.
Ttoser, Tanffier,
Tarlnta Tawanio,
T&rso, TbrnML
Tartfirla. TaHary.
I'Artaro, Tartar,
Tafiro, 7lH»i*«M.
T6baa, Thehee,
Tenerife, Tenerife.
Terran6va, Jfemundland,
TedUia, 7AMta2y.
Tcsin, Ttdno, ^ [rador
Ti^rra del Labrad6r, Xeu> Britain or Lab
Tidrra Sinta, The Holy Land.
Tlaao41a. JfaacaUa or Trasoalla,
Tlasealt^ca, A notice <>f Tldtoalet,
Toldn, Toulon,
Tol6ea, Toulouae.
Toic^na, Tuscany,
Toeotoo, Tuscan,
Traelmino, Thraeimene.
Trapizdnda or Trebla6nda, TrebUotkd,
Trtoto, Treni.
Tr6reria« TVvmil
Tr6ya, Troy.
Troytao, Trq^an,
Taneoino, TSinMe.
T&nez, Tunie.
T6rco, Turifc, TurkiA.
Tnroom&noe, Tureomana
TurquSa» Turkey.
Tiira, Toure,
TJheTYm^^L^Uberlingen,
Ucrinia, Ukraine,
Ulma, UJm,
UndervAld, Uhtertoatden,
Yal&qnla, WaUachia,
YaklaBa, Vauduse, [(inSpalnX
Yaltoda, Valence (in Franee), Valencia
yalendtoea, Valenciennee,
YaU^ Valaie,
Yaltdina, ValteOine or Valle Telima
Y&ndaloe, Vandale,
Yar^naa, Varennee,
Yand^ma, Vendome (a city U Fninc«X
Yars^Tia, Wareato,
YenteU, Venice,
Yened&no, Venetian.
YenesSno, Venaisein,
Yenezoluio, A natif>e of V&nenula,
Yeracmz^o, A native qt Vera Orua.
Yen^llco, Ver$aiUe$.
Yee&Tlo, Veauffiue. ' [eap^tUof Auatria\
YIdna, Vicnne (in Franee), Viemia (the
Yinc^naa, Vincennee,
Ylrt^mberfc Wurtemberff,
Ylzcaino, Rieoayan (a native of BleeayX
Yixciya, Bitoay,
Yacat^ A native of Tucaian.
Zanigtea, Saragoeea (a dty <ff SpalA^
Zamgoztoo, A native of Saragoeea.
ZeUuuIa, Zealand, or Zetland ,
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tBS MOST USITAI,
CHRISTIAN, SCRIPTURAL, AND HISTORICAL NAMES
or
MEN AND WOMEN.
BAS
EMI
Ibrahin, Abraham,
ii&ixk, Adam,
Adei^da, Adelaide
Addlfo, AdolpkM.
AdrULo, Adriino, Adrian,
A'gata, Agatha.
AgostiB, Aug^uMn^ Av^ln.
Aiano, Alan^ AUen,
Alaiioo, iltorte.
Alberto, Albert.
Alef&ndrft or Alcd&ndrin*, AlecBondrina.
Aldf&ndro, AUoMnder; oolL JRUal} <
Sandy,
A16)o, iW«.
Alfdnso, ^^i>Aon«»«.
AlA^o, ^(/W<2.
AUda, il^«.
AI6nBo, AlphonBus,
Ainad6o, Amadeus,
Ambr68lo. Ambrose.
Am611a, Anielia.
A'na, Ann^ Anne^ Hannah; eoIL Jfan or
Asao^nte, Anacreon.
Andrte. Andrew.
ABflti16ii« AmphUryon.
ABibol, Hannibia,
Aji861mo, ^n«0(mw
Antonino, Anionine.
Ant6Dlo, Anthony: oolL Tbny
AqaUes, uiciAIOea;
AnMla, ^rad«Ua/ coIL BO,
Anbibildo, Ar6hihald,
Ax]it6UIL», AHttotU,
Ami\do,]Amold.
Art6ro. Arthur.
AUntoift, ^MaiMMinA
AugtiBto^ ^w^MetM.
AiureUaoo, Anr^o, AunUus.
U&tban, Barbara: oolL JBaib.
Bart61o, cdL. Bartholomew ,' ooIL Bat.
Bartolomd, v. Bastolo.
BtMio, Basil.
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Beatiii, JJtafrto, i{M<r<ML
BenSU, BsMdioia.
Benito, J^fMtfiot
Bernab^ iZcf mo^tiw.
Bernirdo, wS^mat^
Bdrta, iitfrMo.
B\M,maM,
BonlAicio, Bon^ftioe, Bonifiteiuii.
Brigidai Bridget.
OamUa, OamiUa,
Gamllot OamiUua,
C&rloB, OharUs; odL Ctuurly.
Curl6ta, Ohairtau.
Carolina, CbroJiiM.
Gasiniiro, Oatimir.
Oatalina, Catharine, - ooIL JTiito. JTitty
CeoUIa, (»c«<y; ooU. (7i«L
Gdsar. Cesar,
Cipriano^ Cyprian,
Giro, Cl^rtM.
Claiidla, Glaadina, Claudia.
Cla6dlQ, akMMeitMt.
Clemdnte, Clement,
Constantuio, Constantine,
Com611o, Cornelius,
Oriatidno, Christian,
Oriatint^ Christina.
Oriat^bal, Christopher.
Di^, James,
DIon&slo, Dennis.
Domingo Dominic.
Dorot^ Dorothy.
Edmfindo, Edmund.
EdoinUs £dward; coll Eddy, Jfed^ JTed
dy.
£I6na,iRZifk
EUsto, JBisha, XUis,
E'ma, JEkmno.
£miUa,2^n%.
Emilio, jBmUlm
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Enrique, Emry,
Bnriqa6ta, ffarrUL
Krnteto, ^rft«<C
EtlMda, Stephen.
£8t6r, StftAer, Setter.
EofSmia, Evphemia.
Eofirosiiia, Euphro9yne»
Engioio, Eugene.
£iis6bio, Eueebiut.
E'va^iTiML
Fodeiioo, Frederic: ooU. ^Vad.
Folipa, PkUippa.
Felipe, Fllipo, PAiWp; colL PhU.
FeIiai^ FeUoU, /Wio^o.
FernAndo, Ferdinand.
Floi^nela, Flordndo, Wtcrence,
Franciseai Franee9\ ooU. /Vim^ ^finy.
Fraocisoo, Francie^ Frank.
Qettpkt.Jaaper.
Oeo&^o, Geffery.
GerArdo, Oerard.
Oer6nimo, Jerome, Hiereme; eolL Jerry.
QeKtctdiB, Gertrude.
Oenr4rio, Oervae.
Oilb^rto, &«6«rt
Oil,(»Ze&
Greg6rio, Gregory.
GaJtArio, mt/ter.
Ooido. (Tuy.
Qaillelinina, Wilhelminct.
Oalll61mo, Oaill^rmo, Gaill6n, William;
ooIL J{%, i^iO.
GosUyo, Oustaoue.
Heb6rto, Berbert.
Helena, JTa^m^
HiUrio, Hilary.
nortdo, Horace^ Horatio.
Hab«rto, Hobart, Hubert
Htgo^Hugh.
Hanfirado, Hw^fi-ey.
Uniclo, IgncUiuB.
Iidef6ii8o, Alphoneue.
lni», Affnee.
UM^EUeabeth; colL Eeee, Bet, Betey,
jAo6bo, Jaime, Jamee ; oolL Jem ot Jemmy,
Joeqain, Joadi4m.
JcnaUn, Jonaithan.
JdraOf George.
\,JoMph.
Jo&ktk, Joeephine.
Join, J<An; eolL Jbcl; or Johnn-^.
Ja&na, Joan, Joanna; eoIL tfinny.
Jadit, tAMfOi
Julia, .^tiZia.
J6U0. Jtt/itM.
Lambdrto, Lambert,
SAM
L^oaro, ZoaoriMk
LeAndro, Leamder.
Le6D, J>A
LeonArdo, ZtfonordL
Leondr. Eleanor.
Leop6Ido, Leopold.
Letloia, Z^iMo, Z««i<ML
L6caa, Luke,
Laoia, ZtMsy.
L&c4o, Ludue.
Laordeia, Luoretia.
hola^ Lewiet Louie,
l,iMtL, Louiea.
Magdal6na, Magdalen ; colL Maudlin,
MmuU, EmanueL
JAaskuiiuL, EnmuL
lUarooB. Mark.
Marnnta, Jfar^ard; Margery; coJ
Madge^ Meg. Maggy.
Maria, ifarfr, iTaria; colL JfoJ; MoU^
Martina, MaHanne.
MiTtM^artha.
Mat^ MaUKew; ooU. Hot
Matiaa, iToMoA
MatUde, Jfotttdo.
Manrido, Mam-iee, Morioe.
MazimllUuio, Mawtm4Uan.
Migail, Michael; coU. IHdL
Moia6e,JrMM.
Natanail, Jiathanid,
Nfooli^ Jfteholae; ooU. ^<ci.
No6,yoaA.
OcUvio, (Maviue.
OUrdrio, (>;iMr; ooIL ^otiL
Oamfindo, Oemond,
Otdn, (»A<3i
P4blo, iVit<Z.
Patrido, Patrick; ooIL Pot
Pa61a, Paalina, Paulina,
FMio, Peter.
B(
Bi
Bi
B4
B4
K(
Bl
B4
Bl
Bl
Bl
Bl
Bnp6rto, Rupert,
Samn^l, Samuel; coIL &ffik
\ymond.
nddph.
Bob, Bof>by.
\alpk, Rolph.
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BantUgo, Jamm,
B4ra, Sarahs oolL Sal, SaUy,
Btlvino, SUwMn.
BiJytetTA, SUvuier.
bona, SovMa; oolL Sophy.
yaaka&t Su$a$it Su$aitiiuk
UrbAno, Utinin,
Valentin, ValMUnSi
Vio6nte, VineenL
VirgUio, VirffU.
ZMu\§B.Zaehaiy,
Zen6n,2sno.
HAB
COLLOQUIAL NAMES.
voBaisD noM som ov nni ntaoBim«
OATAIXWVB, AUD DT OBHXKAL VUb
A'na, AnUa, Jn\ea.
Antonio, la, AntonUo^ to.
Catalina. CatAna, Oatdnla, Cati^
Crlst6bd, Tbbdl, TbbafUo,
FranoMO, FrcmeUquUo; Fr&aeo^ Fntw
qvMo; P<k», Pa&vAio ; Paedrro ; J*An*
eho, PanohUo; cHurro, CurrUo; Far»
riieo.
FraneSsea, fTbe Hone words aa the preca
dins, changing o Into (kl
lubO, StSkea, BeMa.
JO06. JctHto,' Pipe, P^pUo; P^j^Uo;
OMpAChmUiK
Joa6(k, JotiifUa; Pipa, PepUa, PtpiOa,
Ohipa^ CKfpMa,
Maria, Mariqv^ia. MariqvUla, Mofiea,
MarUctk, MaH^
Maria do la Conoepol6n, Odneka, OmoAI-
to; Oh&na, 06ta, OotUa,
Marta da Jisna, JMmo, .AniMUa, CMMa^
OhuehUa,
Maria de los I>oI6res, DolorUai, JMtt'
eUtu, Ldla, LotUa.
Mtflada la Loi, Z^mUo, ZneUn.
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DB T.AH
LEN6UAS ESPANOLA E INGLESA,
DE EL GRANDE DEL AUTOR.
AL TOO
DE LOS JOVENES ESTUDIANTES Y DE LOS VLAJEROB.
MARIANO VELAZQUEZ DE U CADENA,
FBOnSSOB ox LA. LSNOTXA T UTKBATDBA UPASOLA XN SL OOLIAIO DS OOLUXBIA,
KM LA cnUDAD DB HUXVA TOBK^ A IMDIVIDTTO DXL TSUfTTTUTO
HAdOKAL DB WA8HINOT0K.
PARTE SEGUNDA.
INGLES Y ESPANOL.
NUEVA YOKK
D. APPLETON Y COMPAS^IA
1, 8 Y 6 BOND STREET
1883
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SPANISH AND ENCtLISH LANGUAGES
BKGLISII AND SPANISH-INGLES T CASTELLAKa
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SPANISH AND ENGLISH LANGUAGES
ENGLISH AND SPANISH— INGLES Y CASTELLANO.
ABA
ABE
A, Prlmeraletradel al&beto. A, artL Indefl.
Bliig^ an 6 una, Pero cuando precede k
tlgon nombre qae empieza ooa Tocal 6 A
no asptnida, ae convierte tn an; 9, g^
An om, VOL baey; an hour, nna bon.
Muohas yecee se pospone; v. g^ 8ueh a
man^ Un ul bombre. A^ denota la ao-
doD de algana eoea: 9. g^ A hwMng
Odo€ w^nif Cloe tah & cazar: jr tam-
blen propordoD, coma Sim thou9and a
year^ Seu mil peace al afia A ae balla
uado eo lugar de in; 9,g^ To be absd^
Bstar en oama. j1 ae naa en laa abrerla-
tana; v.g^A.JUi, Master qf ArUAUnetr
tioeiiArtea. A. M^ AnU JUHdian.
Aaronic^ AaronioaL a, Aar6nloo.
Abaefat, a. Oalcnlador.
Aback, ad. (Nan.) En fkcba.— «. Unasaper-
flde plana coadxada. [do 6 beattaa.
Abaetlon, a. (For.) Ablgeato, burto de gana-
Abactor, a. (For.) Abigeo, coatreroi ladron
deganado.
Abaona, a. A1)aoo, tabia arltm^tlca; el
tablero eapitel de una colona.
Abaft ad, (Nan.) A' popa 6 en popa.
To Aoallenate, va. Eniuenar.
AbaUenation, a. £na}enadon, traapaao.
To Abandon, vo. Abandonar, deaamparar ;
deaertar.
Abandoned,i)p. Abandonado, deaamparado,
entregado k loa Tidoa.
Abandoner, a. Abandonador. deaamparador.
Abandoning, a. Abandono, deaamparo.
Abandonment, a. Abandono, abandona-
mlenta
Abarticnlatlon, a. Arttcnladon de boaaoa.
To Abase, ws. Abatir, enTileeer.
Abaaement, a. Abatimiento, enriledmienta
To AbaahfM.. Arergonzar, Bonrc|)ar. (ColL)
Correr.
Abaahment, A Cocftiaton, yergOenxa, rabor.
To Abate, va, Minnrar, dJamlnnlr, rebiO*r;
eootriatai;— vn. Mengoar, diaminnirae
algnna eoea, coder, derribar. (For.) Ann-
Z. (Met) Uumillar.
Abatement «. BebiO<S deaoaento; dimlnS'
cion. (Blason.) Briaadaa.
Abater, a. Dlamlnayento, regaton.
Abattoir, a. Mataderow [borr&
Abb, a. Urdiembra 6 nrdlmbre; Sana ei
Abba, a. Padre (tos bebrea).
Abbacy, a. Abadia.
Abbatial, a. Abaclal, abadengo.
Abbeaa, ^ Abadeaa. [aontorron.
Abbe J, A Abadlk. 2L&&ay-2u5fi«r,Blgardo;
Abbot, a»m Abad.
Abbotahlp, a La dignldad de abad; abadia.
To Abbreviate, f>a. Abreriar, compendiar.
AbbreTiation, a. Abrevlaoion.
Abbrerlator, a. Abreyiador, oompendiador .
Abbrerlatoiy, a Abreyiatorio.
Abbreylatnre, a. Abreylatara, epitome.
Abdlcant <t Abdlcante^ renonoante.
To Abdicate, «& Abdioar, lenondar.
Abdication, a. Abdicadon, renonda.
Abdicatlye, a. AbdlcaUyo, renondatiyo.
Abdltory, a. Eaoondryo.
Abdomen, a. Abd6men.
Abdominal, Abdominooa, a. Abdominal
To Abdoce, eo. Deayiar, apartar.
Abdnoent, a. T. Abductor,
Abdnotion, a. (Anat) Abdacdon. la aodoi
da aacar liAda Aiera; el ado de en^^o
Aalgano.
AbdaotOT, A Abdoctor, aednctor.
Abearance, a. (For.) Oondacta.
Abecedarian, a. Maeatro 6 dtadpolo que en-
aefia 6 aprende el abeoe.
Abecedar7, <L Abeoedaria
Abed, ad, Sn cama 6 en la cama. [desyio.
Aberrance, Aberranqr, «. Error, eatrayio^
Aberrantoi Srrado, equi vocado, eatrarlado^
Aberration, a. Error; aberradon, deaylo.
Aberring^ part Errante, deacaminado, e»«
travlado. [de laiz.
To Aberuncate, «a. Desarralgar, arranoaf
To Abet, WL Apoyar, &yorecer, aoatener.
Abetment, a. Apojo, raotecdon, auxillo.
Abetter 6 Abettor, a. Taator, promoyedor,
fomentador; coraplioo, inatigador.
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ABO
ibejaaoo, t, (For.) Eapertnza dt on* re-
TersIOD.
AbgrenUon, t, Beparadon de k mtntda.
To Abhor, 9a, Aborreoer, detastar, odiar.
Abborrenoe. 4l Aborredmianto, odio, hor-
ror, aYaroioiLctoteatadoiL
Abhorrent, a Horroroeo; tiivnoy lo qae m
impropio, contrarlo.
Abhorrentlj, ad. Aborredblemeiite.
Abhorrer, «. Aborrecedor.
Abhorrtnf , t. Haatio, ntaaea.
To Abide, vn. Habitar, morar ; continuar.
— oo. Bnftir, affoaatar; aoetener; perse-
verar. 7b oMoe by 6 in, SostenerBe en
aa opinion. Pasar par, conaentir.
Abider, «. Ilabftador, nabltante, vedna
Abiding, f. ConOnuadon. eaUbtlidad, per-
manenda. Tpk Talento, ingenia
AbiUtj, 8, Habllidad, capaddad, aptitad.—
Abinteatat^ a. Abinteetato.
Abfect, a. Uombre ril, bdo, abTveto.
Abject, a. Yll, deepredable, UJo.
Abjededneaa, «. Abjeodon, bamllladon,
enviiedmienta Tvlleza.
Abjection, AUectneia,^ Abyecdon, t^jesa,
Abjectlr, oA Vilmente.
tTo Abjngate, Wk Deeatar, doanndr.
Al^jaraUon, a. Abjiiradon, rennndamlenta
To Abjora, «& Jnrar; aljjarar, deadedrse;
desterrar.
AMorement t. Abjaradon, rennnda.
Aljnrer, t. Bennndante, at^urante.
To Ablaotate, wu Destetar.
Ablactation, a. Deatete.
Ablaqneation, a. Eacava do irboles.
Ablation, a. Qalte.
Ablative, a. ijo que qnita: ablatiTO.
Able, A. Fnerte, capaz, habil, rico, cxpori-
mentada 7b 6e cMe 6 to be abUjbr,
Poder.
Ablebodfed, & Fonndo, roboato, Ibmldo.
tTo Ablegate, «& DIpatar.
tAblegation, s. Mision.
Ablenesa, t. Habllidad, poder.
Ablepej, a. Oegnedad; indlacredon.
fTo Abllgate, va, Ligar, ailansar.
tAbligarTuon, t, ProdlgaUdad.
fTo Ablocate, wk Alqailar.
tAblocation, a. AlqaiTer, arrlenda
tTo Ablnde, «n. 0i/erendane.
tAblaent, a. Dctergentejimplantc.
Ablation, b. Ablndon. (Hed.) Lodoi»
Ablr, od H^bUmente, mafioaamente.
To Abnegate, 90. Negar, rennndar.
Abnegation^ a. Abnegadon, rennndn, re-
eignadon.
Abnegator, t, Negador; impngnador.
Abnormal, a. Irregnlar, disfbrme.
Abnonnitjr. a. Irregnlarldad, defonnidad.
Aboard, aa, (Nan.) Atiordoi. 7b board a
Mp, Abordar an naria [naorada.
Abode, a. Domidlio^ reddenda, habltadon ;
Abode, pr^ VP^ P*^ <*• Abide,
To Abode, wit. Pronoatlcar, presaglar.'-vn,
Serpreugio de algo.
Abodement, a. Preaado; presenttmlenta
tAboding, a. Pronteooo.
tAbolete, a. Obaoleta
To AboHsh, vo. Abolir, annlar.
Aboliahable, a. Abolfble.
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Abolisber, $. AboUdor, anolador.
AboIitioiL Abolishment, a. Abolldon.
Abominable, a. Abominable, deteatabla
Abominableieta, a. Abomtnabilidad.
Abominably, ad. Abominablementew
To Abominate, 9a. Abominar, deteetar.
Abomination, a. Abominadon, odio, dotes
tadon.
tAbord, a. Aooeao, aalatadon.
Aborlghial, a, Primitlvo, originario.
Aborigines, 4 pL Loa pdmeroa habftantei
dedganpalsw
tTo Abort, «n. Abortar, malpaiir.
tAbort, a. V. AborUon,
Abortion, a. Aborto, malparta
Abortire, a. Abordvo; intempeetlTO, m^1o>
jprada—a. Aborto. [tivanentci
AbortiTely, (ut. Aborttramente ; Intempea-
Abortlrenesa, a. Aborto ; mal 6xito de alga
Abore. prep, Endma, sobre, aaperlor.— cut
Arriba. Above-board, PoblicamentSk.
Above-ground, Vivo. 7b 6a above a
thing, Ber incapai de ser anperlor i;
maa qae, 6 dei [tci<A, Abundar de.
To Aboond, vn, Abondar. 7b dbovMd
Aboat, prep, Al rededor, oeroa de, por abl,
h4da; aoerca,tooantea; pendieota 7b
beat about the bueh, Eatar al hosmo.—
ad. En contotno ; aqni j alUL 7b go
about a lAin^ Emnrender algona ooaa.
7b go about, man.) virar.
To Abrade, va, Saer 6 gaatar.
Abraaion, a. Baapadnnt
Abreast, ad De frente, 6 en flUk Abreast,
(Nan.) Por el traves.
Abrenandation. a. Benunda.
Abreption, a. Abstraodon ; arrebatina.
AbreoToir, $, Abrevadero: degoUadora.
To Abridge, va, Abrevlar, oompendior;
ceroenar; privar.
Abridged, part. Abreviado ; acortado.
Abridger, a. AbrcTlador; compendlador.
Abridgment, a. Compendiot epitome, Dmt-
tadon. labroaeh, Horadar.
Abroach, ad. Para derramarte. 7b eet
Abroad, ad Faera en todaa partes 6 dtrec-
donea. 7b eet abroad, Dimlgar. Re-
port abroad, Bnmor oomnn.
To Abrosate, va. Abronr, anular.
Abrogation, a. Abroftadon. anoladon.
Abrotanam, a. (Dot) Abrotano.
Abmpt, a. Qnebrado, dedgaal; repentino;
rndo, fbgosa [na de una cosa.
Abruption, a. Botnra 6 eeparadon repentl-
Abmptly, ad Predpitadaraente ; bmsea-
mente, ex abrnpta [don ; seqnedad.
Abmptneas, a. rredpitacfon, Inoonsidera*
Abaoeas, a. Abeceso, apostem&
To Absdnd, «a Oortar, t^ar.
Absdasion, t. Cortadnra.
To Abscond, vn, BBcondMse.— «<r. Oenlttt.
Abaoonder, 8, Ocnltador, encnbrMor.
Abaenee, a. Ansencia; distracdon; netli*
gencia. [dirertldo, abetraioOk
Absent, a, Ausente; eniy)enado; negOgdkte;
To Absent, va, AnsentarMu
Absentanoona, a. Ausente. HMdA
Abaentee, $. Ausente, el que lo cett de ac
tAbaenter, t. El que abandonaan obHgaoiev
6 nfldo.
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f Absetatment, 9. Aosencto.
Absiothlan, a. Do %{enJo; ftmargo.
Abeiotblttod, a, Mezeudo oon tgenjo.
Abalnthiam, «. ^t) AJei\Jo. h\^tx.
tTo AbelBt, «R» DesisUr, oeaar de ; gnltaree,
Abeolute, a. Amplio, ooxnpleto; ibsolnto;
perentorio; arlntrarlo. [ment*
Absolatelyf ad, Abeolatamente; d«eb6t!<m-
AbeoIntaoesB^ & AinpUtad,independencU;
deopotisinoL
Alwofatioii, «. Absolndon ; perdon.
Abeolatism, «. Abeolntismo, deepotlsmo.
Ab60lotor7« a. Absolntoria
AbeoWatory, 8. Absolntorio.
To Absolve, va, Abeolyer; dtspensar.
Absolver, «. Absolredor, dtepensador.
tAbaonant, Absonoos, a. Absnrdo; dlfiO-
nanto.
To Absorb, vck Absorber. [padon.
Absorbent, t. and a. Absorbente ; jpreoca-
Absorbed 6 Absorpt, pp, AbsorbidOi oba-
uado. (Met) Absorto, eni^enado.
Absorption, s. Absordon; preoonpaclon.
To Abstain, wu Abstenerse.
Abstemious, a. Abstemlo, sobrlo.
Abstemiously, aA, Sdbrl^ncnte, moderada-
mente.
Abstemionsness, si Bobriedsd, templanxa.
tAbetentioD, s. Detenclon.
To Absterge, va. Absterger, ei^ngar.
Absterxent, & Abstergente.
tTo Absterse, wi. Llmplar, poriflcsr.
Abstersion, «. Abstersion.
Absterdre, a. Abstergente.— & Llmplador.
Abstinence. Abstinencj, «. Abstinenda;
sobriedad, templanza.
Abstinent, a. Abstinente, sobrlo, moderada
Abstinently, ad. Abstlnentemente.
t Abstorted, a. Arrancado k la fUerza.
To Abstract, tJO. Abstraer; extractar; con-
ddcrar separadamente. Abttradinff
fromy Separado de, dn oontar oon.
Abstract, a. Abstracto ; reflnada
Abstract, 9. Extracto; res6men, snmario;
abstracdon. [stmsa
Abstracted, pp. Separado ; dlstrafdo ; ab-
Abstraotedlj, cut. Abstractiyamente.
Abstractedness, «. Abstracdon.
Abstracter, «. Extractor, abreviador, com-
pendiador.
Abstraotion, 8. Abstracdon ; desatendon.
Abstractive, a. Abstractlvo.
Abstractlj, Abstractively, ad. En abstracto,
abstractivamente.
Abstractne8s,&Separadon* sntilitod.
tAbstricted, a. Desatado.
tTo Abstrloge, va, Desatar.
tTo Abstrade, va, Empqjar.
Abstruse, a. Abstruso, recdndlto.
Abstrusolf, ad. Oscnramente.
Abstrusonoss, Abstnidty, «. Oscnrldad; ar-
cano, mlste^o.
tTo Absame, va. Consnmir, acabar.
Absnrd, a. Absnrdo, rldicnlo^ dlsparatado.
Absardi^, «. Absurdldad, ^jsurda
Absurdly, ad, Absnrdaroenta.
Ibsurdneas, 8, Absnrdo, disparate.
Abundance,!. Abundanda; txnbenmcia.
Abundant a. Abundanto.
Abf»dantif, ad^ Abnndanf^monte.
ACC
To Abuse, va. Abosar; seduoir; nHn(|ar
injuriar. (li^Jaria, ultn^
Abuser 8. Abuse; cormptela; sednodon
Abuser, 8m. Abusante; seduotor; denost*
dor.
t Abndon, 8. Abuse ; Improperta
Abudve, a. Abnslvo. Abu8ive languag8^
Palabras ii^uriosas ; engafioso.
Abnsivdy, ad. Abusivamenteu
Abnsiveness, s. Yitnperio; palabras Inta*
rioeaa, insulta [tar
To Abut, vn. Terminar, Hndar, parar, rema*
Abutment, 8. linde, confin; reAierxo, e»
trlbo.
Abysmal, a. Abismal; insondable.
Abyss, Abysm, «. Ablsmo; d inflemo; sl«
ma; d oentro del esondo.
Acadia, 8. Acada, irbol de Efripto, que da
la goma ar&blga ; el znmo de fas endrinsi
dlvestres.
t Academe. 8. Y. Academy.
Academial, a. Acad6mioa [dianta
Academian, Academic. «. Acaddmico; estu-
Academic, Academical, a. Acaddmioo.
Academically, ad. En estUo 6 en forma aca-
dtoiica.
Academidan, Academlst, 8. Acaddmico, el
indivldno de aleuna academia.
Academy, «. Academia; universidad.
Acanaceoua, a, (Bot) Espinosa
Acanthus, 8. (Bot) Acanta
AcatalectiOjS. Acataloctico.
t Acatea, 8. Viandaa, viveres.
Acaulis, Aoaoline, Acaulona, a. (Bot) Bio
renuevo 6 vastago.
To Accede, vn. Aooeder; asentir, consentir
To Acoderate, va. Acelerar, vn, Despa-
cbarse, darse prlesa.
Acceleration, 8. Aceleradon ; prlesa.
Accelerative, a. Lo que anmenta la velod-
dad. [bras.
Accent, a. Acento. (Podt) Lensui^e, pala-
To Accent, va, Aoentuar. (Poet) Artlon*
lar. [ritmo.
Accentual, ct, Jjo que pertenece al aeento 6
To Accentuate, v€k Acentnar.
Accentuation, 8, Acentnadon. [mente.
To Accept, va. Aceptar: redblr carliiosa*
Acceptability, s. Aceptabilidad ; agrado.
Acceptable, a. Aceptable, grato.
Acceptablenesa, «, v. AoceptabUity.
Acceptably, ad. Onstosamente.
Acceptance, 8, Aceptadon ; buena acoglda.
Acceptation, «. Aceptadon, recepdon ; acept
don.
Accepter, 8. Aoeptador.
tAcceptllation. 8. Oondonadon. TcadA
Acoeption, 8. Aoepcion, d sentido 6 sljgnlfl*
Acceptive, a. Pronto & aceptar.
Acceptor, 8. (Cool) Aceptante.
Access, 8. Acceso, entrada, camlno; aa-
mento, afiadidura.
Accessarlly, ad. Acoesorlamente.
Acceasariness, a. Oompliddad.
Accessary, «. 06mplice. [dependsnda.
Acceasanr, a. Accesorlo, A ella con algnnt
Accessible, a. Acoesible.
Accoedon, «. Aumento, acrecentamiento
advenimlento, accedon, acceso.
Aocessorily, ad. Acceaoriamente.
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ILctMBory, a. Aeeatwte. Y.Accstmry.
Aoddenoe, «. Libra do radimento* d* la
grioUUIoa.
Aeddent, «. Aeddente ; etfOAlidAd, Umce.
AoddenUl, t. Aedd«at«, propladad no «Mn-
AeddeotaL a. Aflddani
Aoddentallj, ad. Aoddeotalmanto, por ea-
iuaUdad.
Aeddentalnces, $. Gontingenda. [tor.
AfldptoBt,«. Bedbldor 6 redpiaDte; MC0p-
tTo Aedalin, vfk Adamar, anlandlr.
Aeelamadon. Aedaim, «. AdamadoB, gri-
Aodamatocj, a lAodatorio, anUndido.
AcdlTltj, «. GoMtei aoUda, ladara
AediTooa, Aodlve, a, Sabldaroi idoV'
tTo Aodoy, 9a, Atastar, atracar, Ilenar. Y.
tAooolent, «. Gonflnaiite; vecino.
Aooommodable. & Aoomodable; ooinponl-
bla, aonoordabla. [dane.
AccommodablenaM, «. Oapaddad de aoomo-
To Aocommodato, vo. Biirtir, proveer; ra-
oondllar, eomponer; acomodar, i^oatar.
. — im.. Conformana; eompononeoDn,con-
fbrmana A
tAooommodate. a, Aoomodado, apto.
tAeoommodataij, ad. 06iDodaiii6nt«.
tAooominodaiaiMti, t. Aptitad, aoomodo.
Aooommodatiog, «. Obeeqaioao^ ofido«0|
aerridaL
Aoeommodation, t. Gomodldad, oooreoien*
da ; aioata ; adapladon, reoondliadon.
Aeoommodation mU 6 NoU, Letra do
oambto, aoaptada dn redbir ao Ydor.
AeooBunodator, t. Aoomodador, compono>
dor.
tAooompanabla, a, Soetabla. [ro.
Aooompanler, & Acompafiador 6 oooapuke-
AooompaDlmant, t. Aoompafiamlento.
To AooompaoT, 9a. Aoompaftar.— «n» Aio-
dane: oobabitar.
Aooomplloa. «. 06iiipIioe.
To Aooompiiab, «Nx£liBCtaar; eompUr, yo-
rlflear ; adomar, bermoiear.
Aoeompnahable^ a, ^foootable.
AooraapUahad, <L Parfecto, acabado, da-
ganta^ oonaumado.
AaoompUabar, a Porfecdonador, ^aoator.
AooompUabmant, a Gomptomaato^ perfeo-
don ; talentoAi prendaa.
Acoompt, A Caanta. Y.Aeeoiud.
AaeompUnt, a. Contador. Y. Aoc(mniatU,
To Ancord, «a. AJoaUr, Igoalar. — on. Con-
aordar, convanir: ooBdUar, aoomodaraei
Aococd, 4L Acoardo^ oonTenio; armonla.
Qf on«'$ won accord. Espontaneamenta.
With ens accord^ Unanlmemanto.
r Aooordable, a, Oonrorme.
Aooordaaoa, Aooordancy, a. Conformldad ;
aooerdo, conrenio. [nionto.
Aoeordant ok Acorda, oonfbmie^ oonye-
AQpordaQtly, ad, Aoordementa.
Aaooidef, t. Ayndador, Ikvoracador.
Aooordlng, parL Bagon, oooforma &; an
oampUmlanto de. According oa, coi|^
Bagnn qoOi oomo. [Uk do condgoiante.
Aooordinglj, ad, Eq conlormidad, en afeo-
tTo Aecorgoratc, va loccrporar.
AGO
To Aoooat, 9a, BaUidar; trabar ooavaoa
doD| acaroanau
AcooetaUa, u, Aooadb^ traUbIa, aodable.
Aoeoatod, a. (Btes.) Aooatado» lado 4 lada
AoooadMor, & Oomadroo; partara Y.
Obdc^iclan.
Aooonnt, a. Ouaata, oiloala 7b adfl* ac
comtUt AJutar coaatas. 7b Jfca^p am
ooopiMii; Taner eaenta ablarta. Gaao,aa-
tlmadon; dignidad, respato; Inftirma
reladon, mooVa Ikfr four taJbe^ Por
amor de Y. 7b iwm to aocounL Saoar
proTodia On y9«r aacowUt A' cargo
To AeoooDt, 90. Tener, repatar; eoatar;
dar eoanta.— ««iw Baaponder; baoer pft>
taota. 7b account for^ Dar raaon d«^
reapondarde.
Aoooontable, a, Besponaable.
AoooontableMaibt. BasponaabiUdad.
t Aooonntant, a Beaponaable.
Aoooontant, %, Oootador.
Aeoomt-book, t. Ltbro da enantafl.
Aoooonted, vp. EattmadOk repatado. J<v
ootmllMl Jbr, Da qoa 7a aa ba dado
AcooantiDg, a. £1 aoto de oontar; laoaantai
AceoontiDf-daj, a. £i dia de i^aatia da
eoentaa.
To Aeeoopla^ «& Unk, Jnntar, apavear.
Aoooaplement, a. Unloo, pan^a. [blan.
ToAooowtv«a,Oortdar, galantear; tralar
To AooontiA 9a, Anar, eqolpar, aUYlai^
TaaUr. [do, equlp^c
Aoooatremant, «. AvSo, pravendon, raati-
tTo AoooT, 9a. Halanr, HsoiOaar, acaridar.
~«ik EaqniTaraa, aesdafiarsek
To Aoeredit, 9a. Favoreoer, fomeatar, acra-
ditar, abonar.
Aeeradttaftton, a. Gredendal, orMitow
AooradltadfPp. Acreditado, oonfidente.
Accreaoant, a, Credente, lo qua va en am
menta
AcoreUon, a. Aomanto. [anmentada
AccretiYa, a. AamantatlYo ; aoreoentad<H
To Aecroadi, 9a. (Pooo oaada) Engaoobai;
agarrar. atraar con mafia.
tAocroacament, a. Engandiai [YanU
To Aoeme, «n. Acreoentar; retoltar* pro>
Aoommant, a. BeoUnadon, acracanda, au
menta
Aocabation, a. Bedlnadon.
To Aooomb, vm. Bedinana para oomer.
Acoambent, %. £1 que eati radinado.— <»
Bedinado para eomer. \r-vn» Oreeer.
To Aocnmnlata» 9a. Acomnlar, amootonar.
Acoamnlata, a. Acomalado^ amontonado.
Aoeomnlatlon, «. Acomoladon 6 amont^
namiento. [do, amontonada
AocnmolatlYe. a, AcnmnTatJYo; acomola-
AccnmalatiYelj, ad, AcnmolatlYamanta.
Acoamnlatorj«. Aenmalador, amontonador
Aoeoraqf, %, Exaotitnd, diUganda, etmarow
Aocnrata, a, Ezaoto, ponuul; perfect<^
primoroeo; limado, acabada [tow
Aoooratdyf ad, Ezaotam«tta, pnntnalmeii-
Aocnrataneas, a. Bzaotltad, pontnalidad
preddon.
To Accane, 9a. Maldedr.
Aoconed, VP* Maldilo. maldecido.- a Da
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tMtablo, 6x«cnble, ptireno, Inftnsto^ Ik-
LeeoaMBt a. Oolpahle, mo.
fAoeoMot, t, AaamAot.
AoeuMtkiD, *. AeoaadOB ; earga
AoeoMtlya, & AooaatlTO.
Aodustory, a. Aenntoria
To Aoenae, 9a, Aoosur, delatar, dennndar ;
enlpar, taebsr.
Aoeo0er,«.AoQB8dor; domindador, Mator.
To Aoenatom, va, Acoatombrar, habituar.
^-im. Solar,
t Aoenatom. «. Ooitnmbro, bibita
Aeeostomable, a. Aouatnmbrado ; oomnn,
taabttoaL fnado.
Aoeostomabljr, ad. Habltoalmante, a me-
tAocnatomanoa^ t. Ooatiiinbi«, biblta
' Aoeoatomarihr, odL Gomo do coetnmbra,
oomaniDeiita, ordlnariamentab
Aooaatomarr, Ow Acoetnmbrado, saaaL
AeeoatonMd, a, Fraeuente, oaiuu, aooatnin*
brado. [<i» an aee^ En un trta,
Aoo,«.Aa; in!gda,partieala,Atoiiu>. IWA-
Acqthaloaa, a. Ao6fUo, lo qae no tieno mr
bera.
Aoerb, a, Aoerbo, Addo, agrio, ispero.
To Aceitate, «a. Agriar, exaaperar.
Acerbity, «. Ama^san* MP«r«xa» doresa,
deeabrimiento.
fTo Acerrate, wu Amontonar, aoomalar.
tAoervatlon, a. AmontonaraieiitOt hadna-
mlenta
tAoerroee, a, Llano do montona&
Aeeaoenef , A Agrara, acedia.
Aceaoent, a, Bcpantado, lo qno ampleia 4
agrlolTBa. [Oardenflks Terdegrta.
Acetate, a. Acetata AettaU 1/ copper^
tAcetoat^, 9. V. AeidU^.
Aoetona. tAcetoea, a^ Agrlo. acedo, aoato-
ao.—AeetoiM oM, (QaiiD.1 Yinagra.
Acba, a. Dolor oontinoo, mal. Msadat^
Dolor da cabasa. TbotAaek^, Dolor do
mnelaa. fdaele la cabeia.
To Acbe, fftt. Dolor. My iMui ooAat. lia
AebleTable, a. l^ecutabTa, haoadcro, Ml-
bla.
AobieTanee, «. S9*<'Qol<^ y luoalia, boobo.
To AehloTe, va, l^eeDtar, aeabar alffon*
ooaa; ganar, obtoMr. [bn.
Aobterement t. XQoeodon; baaaOa; tta-
Aohlerer, a. Ejaentor. (Met) Yenoodor.
Aching, a. Dolor, deeaaoaiego.
Acbor, a. Aoorea, anpoola da hdrpcab
Acbromati& & (Opt) AeromAtico.
Add, a, Addo, aceda
Addlflcation, «. Addlflcadon.
To AddilV, WL Aoedar, asrlar.
Additr, Addnaaa, a. AgBi, agrlo, addei.
AddaiB, a. pL Agnaa nulvalaa 6 addolaa.
To Addotato, wk Adduar. (£a tm do la
Iknnada.)
Addnlooa, a. Agrlo, addala
To Acknowledgo, «d^ Beooooebr, oonfeaar,
ittrndoeer; oadarar.
Aouiowlodglng, a, Beeonoddo, agndcddo.
Aoknowledgmenta. Boconodmlonto; con-
ftaton; gratitad; ooncadon. [to.
Acmo, a. Olm^ 0^^) Zonit^ oompleman-
Aflolotbiat, Acolyt^ a. Aodlito; mooadllo.
Aoonito, 9. (Bot) Ao6nita
ACT
Aoom,a. BallotiL
Aoomed, <l AlUnantado con boUotaa.
Aconatio, <L Acnattca
Aoonatlca, a. Aotetica; ao6attooai
To Aoqndnt ««. Inlbnnar, Inatntir, hoi
llarizar; advertlT; oomnnwar.
tAeqnaintabla, a. v. Aecmtibie,
Acquaintance, a. Gonodmiento, funiliari
dad; trato; oonodda
t Aoqnalntant, a Oonoddo.
Aoqnainted, a, Oonoddo ; impnaato an.
79 maJU aoquakiUdt tlMOK aabar, in*
ibnnar. [da.
t Aoqnaat, a. Adqoleldon j la coaa adqnlrl-
To AoqiiIaaoa,imw Allanar8a,a8entir&; con*
aentlr. [aantlmlantck
Aoqaleaoeaoa, a. Acqnfaaoenda, aaenaov con*
Acqnieacent, a. Condeacandiente, o6inodo,
conlbrme.
-tTo Aeqniet, «& Apadgnar, aoeegar.
Aoqoirablo, a Adonirlblai
To Acquire, va. Aaqnlrlr. ganar; aprendcr.
Acqnirad, paH» Adqntrldo.
Acquirement t. Adquisldon.
Acquirer, a. Adonlridor.
Acquiring, a. Adqnlaldon. 4
tAoquinr, a. Logro, adquisldon.
tAequlalte, a Adqulrldo 6 logradcv
Acquldtion, a. Adqnlaldon.
AoqulaitlTe, a. Adgulrido, ganada
AoquidttTelj, ad. For adquiddon.
tAcquiat, a; Adqntoidon, la coaa adqniridik
y.Aoqymt,
To Acquit, WL libertar; deaoargar, abaci-
rer; desompefiar, oumplir, pagar.
Acquitment, «. AbadoctaB. dcacirgo, pago.
Acquittal, 9. Abaolndon; oeaoarga
tTo Acquittance, vn. Y. To AoquU.
Acquittance, a Daacargo; carta do pago
flntqnlto.
t Acrasy, a. Irregularldad, exceao.
Acre, a. Acre, medlda da ttemi
Acred, a, Haoendada
Acrid, a. Acre, plcante, corrodvo.
Acrlmanionfl. a, Pnnzante, oocrodTOi.
Acrlmonlonaljr, ad. Oon aerlmoBiaL
Aorlmonloaaneaa, a. Aaperaoi, aorttud.
Aarimoaj, a. Acrlmonia; aaparaxa.
Aorltnde, a. Acrlmonia, picor.
Acronjeal, a, (Aatr.) Aertoloo.
Aeroi^cally, ad, Aertoicamanta.
Acroaptre, a. Q^rmen.
Acroaplred, part a. Eaptgado, brotado.
Aoroea, a<t Da 6 al trarea.— ^r& De media
& medio.
Aor6etlc «. Poemn acr^etlcoi— <ic Acrtetlcoh
Aorotera, t.pL AoroteraSt padaatalea de us
To Act, 9n, Hacer, estar; eondudrae, por>
tarae.— «a. Ilacer d papd de; remadar,
repreaentar; obrar; morer, q}aciitar. lb
a^ woy Obnur k Impulao dai
Act, a. Uecbo, acdon, efMto; ado una ce»
media, ^d q^oMI«<ois AmniatSa. A<A
ofjdith, Acto de fe.
Acting, a. Acdon; rapreaentadon.
Action, 9. Obra: acclon, operadon, ocupo^
don; becho; batalla; gestieuladon; pro-
Actionable, a. Puniblo, criminal, prooaaabla
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4etloQabl]r, ad. Da on modo prooewrto.
LdUoatrj^ AoUonlst, «. Aedonista.
Afition-takiiig, a. Litigkwo.
Actltatlon, «. Aodoa v«lot 7 fraenento.
To Aotirate, «& ActlYar. pi^aro.
Acttvtt. a AetlTo; dUlmt*, efleas; igU,
Aottrdj, adL AoUTanMnto, TlTuiMBto: efl-
OMmenta [tad.
AotiveoeM, & AgiUdud, MtiTldfld, prontt-
ActfTi^, «. Adl^dAd; TlvMldAd, r\go€,
AetieM, a, Fkjo, Bin wi^to, ddblL
Aotor, t. AMote; o6imeo; Mior;
danto en joieia
AotTMS, ^ OooMdlaDtft, aotarlL o6miea.
Aetaal, a. Actaal, pr4etioo; ebotiTO.
Aetiulltj, f. AetoaUdad. [mente.
A^taaUr, ad. Do bMbo, en elbeto^ real-
AetaaliM0s» c Aetnalidad. [dor.
Aotaarj, «. Esoribano; aeoretario, reglstra-
. To Aooiate, «a. Morer, exdtar, aalmar.
tActaate, OL Anlinada
Aetoatton^a. Operadon.
tTo Aooale, 9a, Agiixar« afllar.
tAeoltj, t. Affadeauk satUeia.
Aoaleate, a, Ponzance, pnntlagndo.
#Acameii, «. Pnnta acnaada; agudeza, pene-
tradon, Inseolo, vivaddad.
To AouminKe, vn, Bomatar en pnnta, ter-
mlnar en oono; agnxar, afllar.
Aonxninata, a. Y. AomU,
Acuminated, a, Pnnxante, pnntlagudo.
Aoomlnatlon, §. Pnnta agnda.
Aentey a. Agndou antil ; peraplcai.
Aente, 9. (Oram.) Aeento agndo.
To Acute^ «a. Pronnndar oon aeento agndo.
Aeotely, ad, Agodamenta.
Acnteneaa, a. Agndeza, aotllea; peTq>tcada,
talento; vtolenda.
tTo AdMt, 9a, Pvedaar, fanpeler.
tAdaded, & Impelido. agitado oon fberza.
Adage, «. Adagio 6 remn.
tAda^ a.^t»TerblaL
Adagio, a. Adagto.
Adamant a Diamante; pledra inian.
Adamantine, Adamantean, a. Dlamanttno.
(Po^) Impenetrable.
Adam"! applet *Nnesde la garganta. (Bat)
Eipeeiedellmon. [onadrar.
To Adapt, 9a. Adapter, aoomodar; i^lnatar.
Adaptable, a. Adaptable, aoomodable.
AdaptabiUty, a. A^iptebtUdad. [oadon.
Adaptation, Adaption, A Adaptadon ; apU-
Adaya, ad. Aotnalmente, anora, al pre-
aente. [7b add up, Snmar.
roAdd,«a. Afiadlr, anmentar, aerecentar.
tTo Addedmate, «a. DIeanar. [tender.
*To Addeem, «& Batimar; a4)ndlcar; aen-
Addendom, 9 Ap^ndioe, anplemento. Ad-
denda^ Adidonea.
Adder* «. Serirfente, oolebra. [sonen.
Adderl gnM, Adders wort, A (Bot ) Eaoor-
Adder'a tongae, «. (Bot) Lenffoa de derpew
Addlble, a. Lo qne se pnede afiadlr 6 snmar.
AddibUity, a. La propledad de aer afiadido
6anmado.
Addlee, Adze, a. Araela de oarplnteria.
To Addtet «a. Dedioar, deattnar. To ad-
dUstan^* m^tto, Entregane A
Addided, a. 6 pp. Dado, entrfgado, apa-
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ADJ
Addtetednaasta. Indlnaelon, nwii—iaa
Addidlon, a Dedicaelon, aaenfldo.
Addltament^ a. Aditamento. afladldnm.
Addition, a. Adldon, afladidnfm..
Additional, & AdidonaL— « Adltam«ita
AddltionallT, ad. Adldonahaentei
tAdditSonaiy, & AdIdMiaL
Additory, a. AomentatlTOi
Addle, a. Hn«]0. Infecondo^ podrlda
To Aiklle^ 9a» UMMt bnero, podrtr; eatert-
lixar. [^to; oabeaabaecAt
Addle-pated, Addle-bculded, a. Negado, In-
flo Addoom, vo. A^Jndiear, aenteodaK,
oondenar, deeretar.
To Addreaa, 9a, Prepararse para algnsa
coea; baMar, i^ogv; reeorrir; obaeqoiar.
Addrea, a. Petldon, memorial;
mafle; aobreaerito; aeftaa; tratamknto;
dlaenrao.
Addreiaer, a. SnpUcante, esqponente.
To Addnoe, 9a. Alegar, adudr.
Addoeent, a. (Anatlf AdnctonM, mnaontoa.
Addndble, a. Adndble.
Adduction, a. Adncdon.
AddactiTfL a. Adnctlvo.
tTo Addnke, «a. Dnldficar, endnliar.
Ademption, 9. Piivaoion, revocadon.
Adenograph J, «. Adenografia. [proftmdo.
Adept, a. Adepto.— <!. Yeraado, onraado;
To Adequate, «a. Adecnar, aaenM()ar.
tAdequate, a. Adecnado.
Adequately, ad. Adeooadamente.
Adequateneae, Adequation, a. Adeeoadon,
IgnaWad.
To Adhere, ««. Adberir, arrimane; po*
sarae; afldonarae.
Adherence, Adheren^, a. Adhedon, tenad-
dad, Tlaooatdad; adherendJL
Adherent, a, Adberente, peg^eaow
Adherent 9. Adherente, aeonax, partldario.
Adherently, ad. Con adheaton, pardal*
mental
Adherer, 9, Partidarto, pardaL
Adhedon, a. Adhedon.
Adhedve. a. Adhedro, pegiO<>^ tenai.
Adbedvely, ad, Tenaamente.
Adhedveneaa, a. Tanaddad, TiaooaMad.
To Adhlbtt, 9a. Aplicai;— vn. Yalerte de.
tAdhibUton, a. ApUoadon 6 nao de algoM
eoeiL
tAdbortatlon, a. Conaqjo.
tAdlaphorona. a. NeotnL
t Adlapbory, Adiaphoraoy, 9, NentsaUdad.
Adien,ad.A'Dlo&-^De8pedtda. 7b Hd
<Mf<0ti^ Despedliaei
Adipoae, a. Adlpoeo, ad>oao. [Boeaboo.
AdlicMina, (^iliianbterrtooo. (Mas.)
tAdltioQ, a. AoecK
Adiaoency, 9, Prozimidad, Tedndad.
Adjacent a. Adyacente, Tectna
To A<Ueot, 9a. Afiadlr.
Adieodon, 9. Adldon, afia^ildara.
Amectitlona, a. Afiadiido, aomeatado.
Ad^ediTe, 9. AiQetlTO.
A4)eotiTeiy, a<i. AiUdiTado.
To A4)dn, 9a. Junter; aeodar.— ^m. Llnd«
A4)olBlng; a. OontlKno, InmedlataK
To Ai^oum, 9a, Diferir, alaigar; otrplaaai
leyantar una sedoo.
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44|o«iniMiDt, f. Ottaekm, «inp]axo ; sospen-
don de voom deUb«ncl<Mi.
To A^tadgv, wk Aij^diear, eondonar; Mn<
ttnoari Jcu^ar.
AAMffment, «. Adtadieadon.
AdladrcAtloii, 4. Adjadteadon.
To A^odicale, Y. !h» Ad^%idg€,
tA^nment, «. Ajuda, aaxUio.
A4)aifet^ «. Ad)iinto; asodado.
Ad unot, a. A^unto, arrimado, ooatigno.
A^ imetloii, «. Unkm; adidon.
A^ onctiTe. «. A4)nnta— Ov £1 que junta.
A^ anctiTeij, ocCJontamento.
Ad( onetiy, ad, GondgoioDtemente.
A^Qfuation, a. La forma del Jaramento; oon-
Juro.
To A^nre, ini. JonmeDtar; eo^Jnrar.
A^lnrer, t. £1 que toma el Joramenta
To A4)ii8t^«a. AJustar, arreglar, acomodaTf
oomponer. [dor.
Adjnstor, «. SI que arrogla 6 ^nsta; media-
AcQastment, «. AJonte, dUk>, arregkx
Amotan^, 9. Ayadantia; man^o hibil
A^Jatant, «. Ayndanta
tTo Acynte, va, Ayndar.
tAdlntor, «. Ayndador.
tAmatwj, Ow ATndante, anzlUadOT.
tAdJntrix, ^f, Ayndadora, aaxUladora.
A4)avaDt» a Lo one ajmda, ea 6tU 6 provo-
choao.— «. Ayauante^
Admeasnremeat, a. Hedlda, medidon.
Admenanrotion, 8. Medida 6 menBOxa, ue>
dldon.
To AdminSster, vo. Admlnistiar, sominia-
trar,dar,aaTtir6pn>Yeer; reglr, mai^Jar.
AdmlnJatntolOi a. AdmlniBtrabMu
To Administrate^ «<& Dar 6 adminiatrar re-
raedioe. [t6rio,gobienio; manc|)o.
Administration, a. Administradon ; mlaii-
Administrativei a, Adminiatratiyo.
AdmlniBtntor, a (For.) AMnteetato. Ad-
mlniBtrador.
Admlnistrdorshlp, t. Administradon.
Administratrix, ^f. Adminirtradora; fldei-
oomisaria abinteetata
AdmlfaUe, a Admirable.
Admlrableneea, Admlrability, «. Ezcdenda
de algnna cosa.
^dmlraiblj, ad, Admirablemento.
AdmiraL a Almlrante. Viee-Admiral^
Yice-almirante. J2M»i*-^<fmira/) Jefe de
cscoadra.
Admiralship^ «. Almiraatla.
Admlraltjr, «. Almirantazga Ths Lordn
CfofmanUtionerB qf the AdmiraUy^ £1
oonsc^ dd almlrantaiga
Adrnkadon, a. Admiradon. [mlrane.
To Admlra, «a. Admiram^amar.—^rk Ad-
Admirer, A Admirador; amante, apaiiona-
do: aAelonado.
Admma|^7, odL Admirablemente.
Admlsdble, a Admidble.
Adndflslbly, ad, Admldblementeu
AdmiMkm, a. AdmidoD, recepdon. Ad'
mUtion money, P wa de entrada.
fo Admit, va, Admtt&; redbir para alcmt
analeo; eoooeder; aaentir 4; pennitv.
idmutance, «. Sntnida, permiskm; conoe-
NOB • admisiOD*
AdnHtter a. Admltidor.
ADU
Admlttlble, oi Admidble.
To Admix, va. Mezdar, Jontar, incorporar.
Admixtlon. Admixture, «. Mirtura, meida
To AdmonJah, va. Amonefitar, adrertbr, re>
prender, ezbortar.
AflmontBher, t. Amoneetador.
Admonishment, a. Adrertenda, amonest*'
dmi, reprendon. [don.
Admonlttoo, a. Aviso, reprenslon, admoni*
Admonttioner, Admoidtor, a. Admonltor 6
monitor.
Admonitory, Admonitlve, a. Admonltoria
flo Admove, «& Airlmar, aceroar;
Adaoon, a (Gram.) AcUetlTO.
Ado, «. TMn^ difleoltad; bnlUdo, bara-
hnnda; pena. JhadtmU^ ado iodoU,
Lo hiae i dons penaa. WUhotd more
ado. Bin mas adL, ni mas alUL
Addeaoenee, Adoleeoen^, t. Addeseenela
tAdoors, odL A' la paerta; en la edla
To Adopt, va. Adoptar, prehear.
Adopteoly, ad. AdoptlYamenta
Adopter, «. Prohl|^dor, padre 6 madra
«dk>ptiro,a.
Adoption, a. Adopdon.
Adoptive, a. AdopCivo; adoptante.
Adorable, a. Adwable.
AdOTaUeneea, a. Adoradon.
Adorably, ad. Adonblement&
Adoration, a. Adoradon: reepeto.
To Adore, va, AAonr \ idolatrar.
Adorer, a. Adcoador; amante.
To Adorn, va. Adomar, embellecer, atavlac
tAdom, a. Adomo, atavio. — a, Adomado.
Adondng^ ai Adomo.
Adornment, a. Adomo, atavio.
Adown, ad. Ba^o, abdo. en Uerra.
Adown, prep. AIm^ tiada abda
Adraganth,^ Ooma adragante 6 tragaoante.
Adrift, ad. Flotasdo; & la ventora.
Adroit a, Diestro, biba
Adfoitly, ad. Diestramenta
Adroitness, a. Destreoa, habilidad.
Adry, ad. Sedlenta [pnestow^
Adadtttioos, a, Gompletivo ; afiadido, inter-
Adstridlon, a. Astricdon.
Adnlatlon, a. Adulacion, Usonja.
tAdolator, a. Adnlador; paridto, Itooi^Jero.
Adulatory, a. I4soi\jero, onmplimentenv
adolador.
tAdnlatress, e. Adaladora, llMMiJera.
Adnlt, a. and e. Adolto.
Adnltneas, e. Edad adulta.
Adulterant, «. Adulterador, (Uslflcador.
To Adulterate, vn. Adulterer. — va. Adalto>
rar, mezdar, fidsiflear, vldar.
Adulterate, a. Adultenido; contMnpido 6
moEdado; fdalflcado.
Adulterately, ad^ AdulteTlnament&
Adnltentenees, & Corrupdon, «0Dtamiaa<
don.
Adnlteratlon, a. Corrupdon, fftlsificadon.
Adulterer, a. Adulteroi
Adulteress, ^ Adultera.
Adulterine, «. H^ adulterino.— iz. Espurlo
Adulterous, a. AduHolno, eq>urio.
Adultery, a. Adulterlo; corrupdon.
Adumbrant, ol Lo que repreaenta la sem*
jaasa de tma ooea eon otra. [sombreai.
To Adumbrate^ va. Esquidar; boeqoejtt
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idombration, «. Etqnkto, eeboso, borron;
boeqn^oi
tAdanatliM, «. AdatiAdoii.
Adiuieit7, «. OorTaduni; ttntioaldad.
AdunoooB, Adnnqne, ck Oonro, enoorvado,
CADohoeo; alnnoto. [aasta ooommine.
tTo Adore, on. (Ant) Quemar 6 qnemane
AdoBt, a. Adosto; reqaemado, eonsoioidA.
Adottod, a. Qoemado 6 tostado; eaUoitow
Adoation, «. Aduattoo, qvaaadan, inflam*-
don.
Ad valorem, (Com.) Por avaloo.
To AdvaBoe, va, ATansar; adehiitar, me>
Jorar; apreaorar; pacar adelaatado; pro-
pooer, ofreeer.-^VA. Haoer progreaofli
Advance, «. Avaooe; adelanto; m^ora,
progreao; prtetamo; reqnerlmiento de
Advaneemant, s. Adelaatamiento: promo-
don; aablda, proaparidad; devadon,
Advancer, a. Promotor.
Advastase, a Veam% prepoaderaoda; g»-
nanda, Incro; ocasion mvorable; prero-
gatlva.
To Advaatee, va. Addantar, ganar : remn-
nerar. To tats adwtntags qf^ Aprove*
cbane de, valerae de: engidlar.
Advaotage^iroond, «. Pneeio venmoeo.
Advantaged, a. Addantado, venmoeow
Advantaieoofl. a. Yent^oao, 6tlL
Advantageonaly, ad, Venti^oaamente.
AdvantageoaHMM, & Yenti^ ntllldad, con-
venlenda. [otra; acoeder.
To Advene, vn, Yenlr; afiadm una coaa 4
Advenlent, a, Bobieafiadido, aooeeoriot ad-
veniento.
Advent a. Advlento; venlda 6 Uegada.
AdveadtSoaflL Adventtve, a. Adventida
Adventitioiiflly, odL Aoddentdmytai
Adventnal, a, OasoaL
Adventore, «. Aventma, easaaUdad, eontin-
gencU: lance; ezpedlckni empreaa; pa-
eotllhL At aU advmUwm, Al acaao.
8ea lo qoe taw.
To Adventure, im. Oaar, atrevene, empcen-
der.—i^a. Aventorar.
Adventonr, $. Aveatorero; paootfUero.
Adventoreaome, a Y. A49&nturou9,
Adventorona. a, Animoeo, vderoao; «ven-
tQrado,pdigroio; oaado.
Adventorondy, ad. Airieagadamente.
Ad ventaronsneaa, Adveptureeotneneag, a. In-
trepMea, arrq^o. temerldad.
Adverb, a. AdverMo.
AdverMaL a. Adverbial
Adverbfalif, ad, AdverUalmente
Adversarv, $. Adversarlo, eontrarlo.
AdvetMtlve. a, Advenativo.
Advene, a. Ad verae, eoncrarto ; deagradado.
Adverady, ad, Adveraamente.
Adveneneaa, $. Opoddon. Tdad.
Adverdty, a. Advecaldad, deamda, ealamt-
Te Advert, ««. Atender, cnidar, haoer re-
llezlon.--ea. Aeonaejar, notar.
idvertenoe. Advertency, a. Atendon, oon-
alderaelon.
Advertent, a, Atento, vigilante, [notidar.
" 8ovlnlbnnar,r' ^*
To Advertiae, Va, Avtesr. uuvruMr, wrvrHr ,
idvertlaemeni; 4, Kotlcln, avtao, annndoi
AFF
Advertiaer, $, Avlaador; oartd, annada
Advertising, a. Aviaador, notidoaoi.
Advice, a. Conaqjo; nvlao^ notida; ooi
advertenda. Tde iviaa
Advice-boat, a. (N&o.) PataelMi embaroadoa
Adviaable, a, Pradeate, convenlaota.
Advtsableneaa, a. Pmdenda, oardna, pr9
pledad.
To Advise. 9a. Aecna^; aviaar, infbrroar.
— «m. Aeonac^arae; eonaldarar, deUberar.
Advised, pari, cu Aviaado^ advertido; pr^
meditadcs eondderado.
Adviaedly, ad. Ddiberadamente.
Adviaedneaa, t. Oordnra, inldo, reflesioh.
Adviaemeat, a. Oona^o, dictAmea; pradca-
da; conaulta.
Adviser, a Oonacjera, acaaa^)ador.
Advising, a. Oonaejo, avtao.
Advocacy, a. Yiadfcadon, defenaa.
To Advocate, ««. Abogar, defender, medlar.
Advocate, a. Abogado ; Ibterceaor, detewor
Advocateehtn, A Abogada, interoorioa.
Advowee, a. ratron.
Advowson, a Patronato; patronasga
Adz, a. Axada. [6 romplaaena.
w£glk>p^ «. EsQope, tumor. (Bot)£gllopa
.Agia, a. Esoado, egtde 6 eglda.
-figlogne, a. Y. JMoffm,
.AgvptSacnai, a. Eolpdaoo (unguentoX
iBnIgma, 4. Y. JStUgnui.
.Enigmatic, a. Y. SniamaUe,
iBolQiUe, a. Y. BoUpUa.
^nator, a Ecuador. Y. JR^aoCor. [tial
iBqninoctia], a. Eqninocdd. V.W^moe
^ninoL 8. Equinocdo. Y. Squmcm.
JSia, A V. Era,
Aerial, a, Aereo; devada
Aerie,ANidodeavederapifia. Y JSffrp,
Aerilbrm. a Aerilbrmc
t23S?TA-i^2E^*^
Aeroic^j, A Aeroiogia.
Aeromancy, a Aeromanda.
Aerometer, a Aerdmetro.
Aeromdiy, a Aerometriau
Aeronaut a Aeronanta.
Aeronautics 6 Aeroatation, A Aerostadoau
Aeroecopy, a Aeroaeopia.
Aeroatatfo, a. AeroetAticow
jBtliiopa-mineial, A Etiope minaraL
.Atttea. A Etitea. [Idpa, daade l^ien
Aflir, ad, L6}ob, distantei Prom a/bw, ]>t
Afeard, pari a. Espantado, aterrado.
Afer, A A'brego, el viento aodoeate.
AJBOrfMty, A A tolltdad, agiada, nrbaaidad,
atendon. [ftoea
Aflkble, a. Afiib^ eertea; oanedldo; eai1>
AflkblenesB, a Albblttdad, dnlaara, eartto.
Aflkbly, a<f. AiU4NneotA [tia do* tropaa
AflUr, A Aaunto, negodo; reencaeniro ea*
fTo Aflkmlsli, to. Uambraar, aartar da
bambre. (— «t Y. lb Mtar
To AflTcar, fm, Conflrmar, antorixar, anaobaK
A«Mt A AfiMto: calidad; padoa, aiidcB.
To Affect, 90. Obrar; ooaoiover; aapliar
amar; aflMtar: flnglr.
Aflbctation, a Afectaolon.
Aflboted, part a. Movldo; afeelade; tneh
nado: enteraectdo.
Affectedly, ad, Afeetadamente
Affeetednea^ a Afedadoa ; (lagfmiBnfca.
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AFF
kStidbtr, A Afectador, flngldor.
Affecting, a. Sensible, tlcrno, lastimoso.
Affeottngtj, ad. Con ifecto.
AfRsotlon, & Impresion; amor, afldonf ca-
riflo, tndinadon: afeooion. [da
Affectionate, a. Carifioao, afectnoao, afldona-
Afltetionateij, ad. Carlfioeamente.
Affectionateneea, & Afccto, amor.
Affbodoned, a. Alioctado; indlnaJo; afi-
cionado, apadonado.
Affective, a. Afectivo, tlemo, afectaoeo.
Affectively, ad, Apasionadamente.
Affeotor, «. Flngidor.
Affeeren, «. Jneoes qne tlenen fiMsoltad de
Imponer mnltaa por dertoe delitoo levofl^
Affiance, «. Esponsalos; conflanza.
To AiHanoe, va. Contraer euransalee; in-
spirar conflanza. [matrimonlaL
Amanced, a. El one ha hecho nn contrato
Afflanoer, «. £1 6 la que ha oontraldo 6 cele-
hrado eepOTMaleflb
Affidavit, «. Dedaradon Jorada.
Affied, a. Despoeada— j>jx £1 6 la <;ao ha
oontraldo espoasalaB.
tTo Affile, •* Pullr. V. To File.
To Affiliate, wk Pro^Jar, adoptar.
Affliated, a. Pro^jado, adoptado.
Affiliation, & Adopidon.
Afflnaee, a, Enaaye de Ice mctales.
Aflined, a, Emparentado por afinidad.
Affinity, «. Afinidad; relacion.
To Amnn, oik Aflnnarse en algnna oosa. —
«a. Confirmar, ratificar ; afinnar, dedarar.
Afflnnable, a. Lo one ae puede afirmar.
Affirmablj, odL Aflrmativamonte.
Affirmance, a. Ck>nflrmadon de algona cosa.
Affirmant, a. Afl""#"t*v [madon.
Affirmation, a. Aflrmadon ; aserto ; oonflr*
Affirmative, & Aflrmatlvo.— e. Aserdon.
Afflrmatlvdy. ad. Aflrmativamente.
Affirmed, a. Afirmado, ratiflcado.
Affirmer, «. Afirmante.
To Affix, va, Anezar ; aiSadir, atur, nnlr.
Affix, a. (Gram.) A^Jo, partioula onlda al fin
do nna voz.
Afflzlon, «. Anexlon, union.
Afflatlon, a. Eesnello, insptradon.
Afflatna, $. Insplradon divlna.
To Afflict, va. Afllgir, caoBar dolor, opri-
mlr, atormentar. — vr. Afllginte, desoonao-
larse.
AffiictednesB, a. Affiodon, aentlnilento.
Afflicter, A Afllgonte.
Afflkting. a. Penoao, atonnentador.
Affllotinglj, ad. Opredvamente.
Affliction, §, Aflicdon, «#l*Tn|<y^^ mlsoriiL
AfflietiTe. a. Aflictivo, laatlmoao, penoea
AffUotlTely, ad, Penoeamente.
Afflneaoe, Affloency, «. Affnenda, rlqneza;
ftcondla; conenrraida; agolpamlento.
Affluent, a. Opolento, afluente, abnndante,
oopiosa [ment&
Affloently, ad, Abnndantemente. copiofla*
Aflhientneea» a. Opolenda, abaudanda de
riquezaa. [eneia; monton.
Afflua^Afflnxlon, a. Coneurrencla, conflu-
To Afford, va. I>ar, prodadr; oonoeder;
proveer.
To Afforest, ra. Plantar an bosqoeu
Aflbv«etatlon, a Laplant&don de on boeqnei
AFT
To Affhmehlse, va. Mannmitlr. T. To Jb*
franchise.
AflhuQchiBement, «. Y. EnfhanchiiMnent.
Afi^j, «. Aaalto^ pendenda, tomolto.
AffHctlon, a. Fricdon; ffotadon.
To Affiright, va. Aterrar, eapantar, atemorl
ear, asuatar.
AffHght, a. Terror, eepanto; soata
Affrightedly, ad, Espantoeamente.
AflM^ter, «. Aaombrador, espantador.
tAfMgbtftil, a. Terrible, eepanioao.
tAff^iffhtment, a. Terror, eepanto.
To Affront, vn. Eneararae, engeetarao. — va
Afrentar, inaoltar ; arrostrar.
Afllront, a. Ai^enta, aonrqjo, bochocno, Inaul
to^ injuria.
Affh>nter, $. Inaoltador, agreeor, provocador.
Afflrontlog; p€wt, a. Insultante, iqjurioeo,
provocaavo. '
AflVontlve, a, Affentoso, injurloaa
To Afftaae, «a. Echar an liqnldo aobro otro;
derramar : dlftmdir.
Afltaaion, «. EcbamlMito, derramamiento.
To Afly, vcL Tomar d dicho, despoear ; unk.
—vn. Fiar. confiar. [mine.
Afield, ad. A' campo travieao, fuera de cai*
Aflre^ ad, Encendloamente.
Aflat, ad. Baa con la tlerra, k nivel dd auda
Afloat, ad. (NAn.) Flotante, k flote.
Afoot, ad. A' pie.
A/ore, j>r«^. A'ntea, mas cerca; delantcw—
ad. Primero; en frente. (KAn.) A' pro^
Aforecoing, part a. Preeedente^
Aforeband, ad. De antemano.
Aforementioned, Albrenamed, Aforesaid, a.
SusodidMH 7A mendonado, supradtada
Aibretime^ oo. En otro tlempo, antigua-
mentCk
Afraid, part a, Amedrentado, temeroeo..
Afresh, ad. De noevo, otra vex.
A/Hcan, AfVic, a.^^. AMcana
Afiront, a<2. En 6 al ft«nte, de can.
Ait, ad. (N4aO A' popa, en popa.
After, prep. Deepnee; detraa. 4fUr this
manner^ Began, de este moda—^oil Dee-
•oeai J^ft0r ths tooample cf^ A.' ^empk
sr
After<acoeptation, 9. Aoeptadon posterior.
After-aooount, a. Ouenta-nnevm.
AfteTHM^ «. £l aoto aubslguiente, oontlnna
After-age, «i Posteildad, tlempo venidoro
AfloMig^ Bisdos venlderos.
After«U, ad. Por iiltima
After-application, %, ApHcadon posterior.
After-attack, a. Ataqne subslgulente.
Aftovbirtb, a. Secundinas puias 6 pares.
After-dap, s. Acddente repentino; repeti-
clon, contrattempo.
After-comer, a. Snceaor.
Aftor-condnct, a. Condueta subslgjiente.
Aiter-convictlon, a. Convendmlento pt bti-
ffn*ent&
AiUF-oost, A Oasto estraordlzArlo.
After-course, a Vme d carrera que ae 1m
dehacer.
After-crop, & Begnnda ooseaha.
After-da7^ a. Posterldad. [sobreoMaik
Aftfer41nner, a. M table after dinner Da
Aft0r-mdeaTw, si Nuevo eaftierao.
flo After^e, va. Seguir i la vista.
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illsr^ruiic, 9. Joego da deaqaite; expedi-
antoreoarea
Afler-ffatherinfff & Bebusoa
Aflar-belp, & Sooorro 6 mda BabBlgaieiit&
After•hop^ a. Espennn ratara.
After-Iioura, «. Tiempo 6 boras sabstgnlenta.
Aftar-inqolry, «. Ex&men posterior.
After-Uw, « Ley posterior. [dera.
After-life, «. El resto de la rUa; vlAa renl-
After-llr«r, «. SobreiiTlente, desoondlente.
After-living, «. V. Jfierdav*,
After-love, «. BMondo amor, naerotf amorea.
After-math, «. V. AJtercrop.
After-meeting, «. Junta suDslgniente k otra.
Aftermost, ^iTNin.) £1 postrera
Afternoon, «. Tarda, la olstanda de desde A
medio<Ua hasta anocheoer.
After-palna, a Doloree de sobreparta
After-park, 9. Parte posterior.
Afterpiece, •. Farsa: Intermalla
After-proot «. Pmeba.
After-reckoning, a Gncnta nneva.
After-repentance, a. Arrepentimiento sabsi-
ealente.
After-report, a Notlcla posterior.
After-state, «. El estado 6 vlda Aitnra.
After-sting, «. Plcadara sobslgniente A otra
After-sapper, a. £1 tiempo entre cenar y
aoostarse, sobre eena.
After-taste, a Beaabio; dejo, gnstillo.
After-tbonghta. Nnero penaamlcnto, rcpa-
ro. (Fig.) Expedleote tardia— <idL Con
madnra reflexion.
After^lmea, a Tiempos ventderot.
After-tossing, a. Mar«!jada
Afterward, ad. Despnes, en segnlda.
Afterwlse, a Babio 6 nmdente pasada la
ooaslon. rtendlmiento tardio.
After-wit, a. Disenrso, ftiera de sazon ; en-
Afterwltness, a. Testigo ftitaro.
After-wrath, a Beeentimlento. renoor.
Afterwriters, a Eseritores posteriorea.
Aitward, o^l. y. 4/t0rmo«L
Aga, a Titulo do honor en Tnrqola.
Agiun, a</. Otra vex, aan, de naevo; ade-
mas. A» much oijain^ Otro tanto mas.
To do a^aitif Yolver k hacer.
AgaioBt, prep. Oontra; enfhmte; para en-
anda Agaiwi OhrlHmcu^ Para Kari«
dad. Janto, cerca. Tol>€acain*LOw>-
nerae H [crfstlanoe en las Isteaas.
Agap«, a A'gapa, oomlda de los praneros
\ ad. Con la booa abierta de hlto en
AgapetOi, a. Agapetas, doneellas qne Ttrian
on oomanldad, ain haeer roto algnno.
A^ffio, a. Agirico, droga.
Acast, a, Atordldo, espantado. Y. AghatL
Agate, a Agata.
Agatr, a. De la natnraleza de la Agata.
tro AgaM, «& Atnrdlr, espantar.
Age, a Edad ; siglo ; el espado de den alios;
seneotud, reiez. .ncfla(7«,Mayoria. ITn-
der aff€f Mlnorfdad. S$ U under aff€,
Ann es manor.
Aged. a. Vl^a amdano.
Agedly, cut A'^manera de riejo.
f Agen, ad. Y. Affain.
Agener, a Agenda; Mtervendon ; accion.
In the hnman agenej/^ En tO bamano.
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Asend, Agendam, a libro de memoria; It
Agent, a. Operattvo, eansante.— a. Agente:
lolpntado, delegado ; asistente, apoyo.
AgentBhlp, a Agenda, flBotoria.
tAgger, a (MIL) Foso. ftierte.
To jkgglomerate, «a. Aglomerar, orillarj
jnntar en peloton.
Agglntinants, 9.t>L Aghitlnantea.
Af^ntinant, a, OonriatinatlTO, aglfttlnatiTOw
To Agglatinate, vo. Oonglatlnar, anir, pecar.
Aggluunation, a. Oonglutinadon, nnloo,
ifatton. tra
AggIatinatiT^<l. OonglntlnatJvo, aglnttnatl*
tAggrandlzation, a Enerandedmiento.
To^Kgrandize, vo. Engrandecer; elevar,
ezaJou'. — vn. Acrecentarse, aumentarse.
Aggrandizement, a Engrandedmiento, ex-
aitacion.
Aggrandlzer, %. Enaalxador.
To Aggravate, ro. AsraTar, haeer algana
cosa mas peeada, dolorosa; cnorme.
Aggravation, a. Agraradon; provocadon,
enormldad. [Ooleodon, agrogada
Aggregate, a, Agrcsado, Juntado, nnldo.— a
To Aggregate, va. Agregar, afladir; roonlr,
inoorporar.
Aggregately, ad. OoleetlTamentei [don.
Aggregation, a Asregaeion ; agregado, oolec-
AiS^regatlve, a. ColectlTO, Junta
Aggregator, a Goleetor. [der.
To Aggrem, tm. Aoometer, ombesttr, ofen-
Aggresston, a. Agredon, aoometimlento,
oTonsa.
Aggressor, a Agresor.
Aggrlerance, a Agrario, injuria, periuldo.
To Aggrieve, «a. Apesadumbrar, v^, da-
fiar. — WK Lamentar.
To Aggronjx va. Agmpar.
Aghast, a, Espantado; ftiera de d; tzorado
(Fam.) Oon U boea abierta.
Agile, <k A'gil, ligero, riva
Agility. AglYeness, a Agilidad, llgereca
Agillochum, a (Bot) Aloe, madera del iM>ol
adllaroado.
Agio, a (Com.) Agio: agloti^^
To Agisl^ on. Apacentar ganado por us pre-
do oonvenido.
Afftstment, a. Modifleadon del dlezmo; pa»>
tunO^t monton, terron, i^uste.
Agistor, a. Gnarda-bosqne.
Agitable, a. Agitable.
To Agitate, va. Agitar, merer, afectar; in-
quietar; maqninar; di^ntar, diseotlr.
Agitation, a. A^tadon; mscoslon, rentUa-
don ; perturtwdon. The project now im
(XffUidion, £1 proyeeto qne actoahiMato
se oontrovlerte.
Agitator, a Agltador, indtador. nromovdar.
Aglet, a. Herrete de agnjeta ; lamtna ft kcla
de metal. .^VMs^t) BorlSllaa
Agnail, a. Panadizo, nuerow
Agnat^ Agnatio, a. Agnatido.
Agnation, a. Agnadon ; aHanza, eonexhn.
tAgnition, a. i^idon, reoonodmlmta
tTo Agnize, wu Beconocer, venir en oono»
dmiento de.
To Agnominate, a. Nombrar.
Agnomination, a Sobrenombre. (Bet^
Agnomlnadon 6 paronomasia.
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IgDos Otetoa, A (Bot) Agnoeasto 6 sinzga-
tUla
Asm, ad. Largo tiempa /Sbm* MfiM ago^
HiKW algan tiempa Xon^ ajjo, Mndio
ttempo na. J7oto long ago t Coaato hftf
Agog, ad. Con daeeo, con ansiA. 7b («
o^, Tener gana, dasear. To »4l agog^
Ifacer desear. [acdon de.
Agoing, ad. A' pnnto de, dlspnesto 4, en
Agone, nd, Y. Ago. [atletaflL
AgnoUm, «. Agon 6 agonistica, eomoate de
Agonlstee, Agooist, «. AtJeta.
Affonistio, AgonistkaL a, AUdtioo.
AgonlBtloaUy, ad, AtlAtloamente. [tildman
To Agonize, f>n, Estar agonizando 6 en las
Amnninglj, ad, Eivagoniaa.
tAgoBothetio, a, Oimnico, lo que pertonece
a cijeroieloe publicos.
Agonj, «. Agonia; angastia, afliecion.
Am, «. Agra, madera odorifera. [merced.
tTo Agraoe, vo. Agraciar, haccr gracia 6
Agrarian, a, Agrariu. Sgraria/n toic, Ley
ToAgree, vn. Conoordar. convenir, aoordar ;
oedor; eaUpoiar. 7m avikor% do not
a(7r44i»tAM,Laaaatore8no8ondel mis-
mo pareoer en eato. Acomodar 6 acomo-
darse. That eUmaiedo0§tu;i ogres with
ffM,AqneleUni«nomepmeba. OhoedaU
does not agree wUA «m, £1 diooolate no
me afenta Men.— «a. Adaptar, reconoiilar.
AgreeabiUty, «. AikbUidad, agrado.
Agreeable, a. Conreniente; agradable, eon-
lorme.
Agreeableneaa, e. Conlbrmidad, propordon ;
a^^o, afkbtlidad; aemejanza; grada.
Ag^eably, ad. Began; agnulablemente.
Agreed, part, a, ObnTeniuo, i^nstado, apro-
Agreelngly, ad, ConlbrmOi
Agreeingnesa, c Conformidad, convenien-
oia, proporcion, aptitnd.
Agreement, a. Concordia, confbrroldad;
iljoate. To come to an agreement^ Con-
venirae, ^jostarae; oontrato, transaeoion,
tratada [groaoro.
Agreatie, AgreatioaL a. Agreete. r^atloo,
4grioaltor,«.Agrlonltor. Y.AgrioultttrM.
\gricaltaral, a. Agrlonltnral
Agrlenltnre, «. Afrienltora. [oola.
Agrieoltnriat, «, Labrador, agrienltor, agri-
^grienltnriam, e. La agrionltura.
Agrimony, «. (Bot) Ammonia
AgnHLnd, tid, (NAa.) Barodo, encaltado.
Ague, A Calenton intermltente. [mitenle.
To Acne, vcl Aoometer ana oalentora inter-
Agned, <k GalentarlentOw
jl^e-flt, «. Paroxtemo de ana ealentara
Agae-powd«r, «. Polvoa febriftigoa.
Agoe^pell, «. Heehizo para oorar la oalen-
tora Intermitente.
Il^e-atmck, a. Aoometido do calentora.
Aeae-prooi; a. M prneba de oalentnra.
tTo Agaerry, wt, Agaerrlr.
Agae-tree, «. Saaafraai
Agaiab, a, Calentarieato.
Agttbhncaa, «l OakrfHo.
Ahl inter), A\i\ ay I
Ahat Abating. Ha! hal
Ahead, 0/2 IfasaTl^delantt-deotxo (Nia.)
ALA
For la proa, avante. To run ahoad ^
on^e reckoning^ Perder la eatima.
Ahelght, Ahigh, ad, Arriba.
Ahold, ad, (NAn.) Al Tienttt.
Ahoy, in<«y5^. Ah 6 abo del barco! Ha!
AbongTT, a, Hamltfiento.
Ajar, ad, Entre abierto.
To Aid, WL Ayadar. aoxillar, aocorrer.
Aid, c Aynda, aaxilio; aabsidlo, aooorro.
tAlaanoe, «. AnxiUa
tAidant, e. Anzilianteu
Aide-de-camp, c Edecan.
Aider, «, Anxiliador.
Aidleaa, a, DeaTalida
Aigre, «. I'mpeta del mar.
Aigi«t,«.y.i^r0C
Aignlet, «. Uerrete.
To AIL oo. Afliglr, molester. What aOe
your Qne le duele AY.? qno tiene Y.f
one hay?
Ail, «. Indlspoeidon, mal, dolor.
Ailing, a, Doliente, acbaooeo, onfermiza
Ailment, «. Doleoda, indisposidon, dolor.
To Aim, vn, Apontar, aseatar; tirar. poncr
loa medioa para en algana ooea; adivinar.
—ea, Aapirar A, intentar.
Aim, e, Panteria; bianco; dedgnio, mira,
fin; coi\Jetara.
Aimleaa, a. Bin objeto, & la ventnra.
Air. a. Aire; z^flro; tone; cara, aemblante.
Open aiTf Al raao.
To Air, wt, Airear; aecar. 7b air a room,
Yentilar an oaarto. 7b air Uquore^ Ca*
lentar loa liquidoa.
Air-balloon, a. Olobo aerostAUoo.
Air-bladder, e, Teliga llena de aire.
Alr-bom, a, Naduo del aire.
Air-braving; a, £1 qne desaf ia los vientoa.
Air^bollt, o^ Fabricado en el atreu
Airer, a. £l qne pone al aire algona ooaa.
Airman, a. Ssoopeta de vienta
Air-bole, «. Beaptradero, zaroera.
Alrlneaa, «. Yentiladon ; Tiresa; aoUvidad
Airing; a. Gaminata; paaeo.
AJrleea, a, Sofocada
Airling; a, Moxaelo 6 mozaela alogrc.
Air-pamp, e. Bomba de aire.
Air-ahafk; a. Ben>indero de min*.
Air-atirring, & Lo qne agita e) aire, [vana
Airy, a. Aereo ; trivial ; vivaz, aleere; abiortii
Airy-flying & Impetooao, predpitada
Aisle, A Nave de ana igleaia.
Ait, a. Islota en on rio.
fTo Ake, va, V. Ache,
Akin, a. Conaangoineo.
Alabaater, a, Alabaatro.
Alabaster, a. Alabastrino.
Alack! Alackadav ! inUr). Ay! Ay, de mil
Qne lAatimal Que dolor !
Alaoritv, a. Alesna; ardor.
Alamooe, €td (Fam.) A' la moda.
Alamode, e. Hnmilla
Aland, ad. A' tierra.
Alarm, a, Alarma; aobroaalto; rolq) eoi
despertador; alboroto. [quieter
To Alarm, «a. Tooar al arma; alarmar; la
Alarm-bdl, a. Campana do rebato.
Alarming; a, Alarniente, sorprendento,
Alarminpy, ad. Eapanto«amento.
Alarmlrt, a. Alnmilsla, el qne alarma.
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Altfm-poft, §. Atidaya, iraeato de aviso.
Alarm-wtteh, §. BekiJ con dMpertador.
Alarnm, «. V. Alarm.
AIM I int^rf. Ay i Y. Alack /
fAIate, ad, Posterformente.
AUternoR, & (Bot) Ladierno.
AlV, A Aloa, TOBtidara de aaoordota.
Albeit, ad, Auitqae, no obstante, con todo.
Albino, A Albino.
Albigenses, «l Albigenses.
Albugineoos. a, Albnslnoea
Albago, A Aiboffo. [daefta
Album, «. Librito de memoria; albo; del
Albamen, 9. (Qa&m.) AlbAouHi.
Albaranin, «. (Bou) Alburno 6 albnra.
Aleaheat, 9. Menstrao 6 diaolvento luiirenaL
Alcaic, 9. Verso alcaioo.— <k Alcaloo.
Aleaid, «. Alcalde de an casUlla
Alcanna, A Alcana, planta para tintea.
Alchemical, a, Alqoimioo.
Alobemlcally, ad. Alqaimlcamente.
Alchemist, a Alqalmista.
Alchemistical, a. Alqulmloo.
To Alchemize, «a. Trasmntar, oonvcrtlr.
Alchemy, 9. Alquimia ; metal trabi^ado oon
el arte de In niquimia.
Alcohol, «. Alcohol
Alcoholization, a. Alcohollzaclon.
To Alcoholize, vo. Alooholar 6 alcohoUzar.
Alcoran, a Alcoran.
Alcoranish, a. AlcorAnlea
Alcove, a. Alcoba; enramada de jardln.
Aldabaran, «. (AUtr.) Akl^baran.
Alder, «.(BotOAll80.
Alderman, & Begidor. [regldor.
Aldermanlike, a. Magisterial: k manera de
Aldermanly, a. Gomo uu regldor, oon gra-
vedad.
Aldcm, a, Heeho de alisou
Ale, «. Cerreza fberte. [eerresa.
Ale-benoh, t. Mostrador en que se reiide
Aleberry, & Cerveza herrlda con eepeoia&
Ale-brewer, a Cervecera [de L6ndrea.
Ale'conocr, «. Inspector de las cenreoerias
Alecost, a. <Bot) V. Tatmy.
A-lee, ad. (NAn.) A' sotavento.
Ale-fed, a. AHntentado oon oerveaa.
Alegar, a Vinagre de cerveza.
f Aleger, a. Alepr^ i^l
Alohool^ a Yedra terrestre.
Alehonae, «. Cervecerta.
Alehouse-keeper, a Cenreoero.
tAle-knigbt, «. Borraehon.
Alembic, 9. Alambloae.
tAlength, ad. A' lo largo, al fln.
Alert, a. Alerto. vigilante; aotlro.
Aleitnesa, & Yigiianda, Tiyeza, aetividad;
alegria. [tas de las oerveceriaa
Ale-stake, a Ramo qaese pone en laa pnor-
Ale-taster, a. Oflcial para examinar la caU-
dad de la oerveza y del pan. [oerveziL
Ale-vat, 9. Cuba 6 tiaa en qne fermenta la
Alewife. 9. Cervecera, la mi^er del oervecero.
Alexanders, «. (Bot.) Eemimlo.
Alexandrine, «. Yerso alfdandrino^
Alozlpharmie, Alexlterio, 6 Alexiterical, a.
Alexif&rmaoo 6 alezit^rico.
Alga, 9. (BoU Ales.
Algarotb, a. B^lo de antlmonlo.
ilffebra, a Algebra.
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Algelvale, Algabmod, a. Algalittiaa
Algebraist, «. Algebrlsta.
Algorithm, a. Algoritma
Aliattil, SI Algnacil, eorehete, esbirroi
Allaa, ad, Alla^ d4 oiro modOt ^ ^^^
«Mmer(v6 por oiro nombrs.
Alibi, 9. (For.) Aoaenda. 7b prove an
aUtd^ Probar la ooartada. [trario
Alien, a AJeno. eztrafio; eztrai^Jcro, con
Alien, 8. Extnutjero.
To Allen, to. Y. 7b AUenaU.
Alienable^ a. Enidenable. [p<Mier
To Alienate, «a. Eni^nar, trssferir: India
Alienate, a. AJeno, enK)enada--«. Extiaii*
Jiero.
lenation, a Eni^namiento 6 eni|}enad<»i,
deennion, frlaldad, desvio; locnra, dea*
barro.
Alienator, a. En^jMuidor, ceeionlsta.
tAliferons, Ailgerous, a. Alada (Po6t)
Alisero.
To Afigbt, 91%, Descender, bi^ar. To aUghi
fromahnrat^ Apearse de un cabaHo, Ac,
en una poaada; echaiseeobrealgonacosiL
Alike, ad. Igoalmente.— ^ Beoi^ante, %iiaL
Alike-minded, a, Del mismo &nimo.
Aliment, a Alimento.
Alimental, a, Nntritivo, alimenticiu.
Alimentally, ad, Nntritivamente.
AllmentaHniess, a. Alimentadon. [jngosa
Alimentarr, a, Alimenticio; alimeotoaiK
Alimentation, a Alimentadon.
Alimoniona, a. Altm«iUcla
Alimony, a Alimentos, aslstenclaa
Aliquant, a. Alionanta.
Aliaaot, a. AlioQota
Allsn, a. Acervizado.
Alive, a. Yivn, viviente; aoUvo, alegra.
Alkahest, a Y. Alcakeat,
Alkalescent, a. Alcalesoente.
Alkali, 9. Alcall.
Alkaline, a. Alcalino.
Alkanet, «. (Bot) Boglosa.
Alkermes, 9, Alqo6rme&
All,a.Todo. AU hand9 alt^(JSita.)Tfi
do el mnndo arriba.
All, a Toda AU in Ihs wind, (Sin.) Sr
Ikoha. Whan all comm to all, Oon todt
eso, en fln. J/'or good and aU^ £nier»-
mente. To bealUnaU toiih one, Ber el
favorito de algona persona.
All, a<2. Del todo. ^tf on a aw^iden, Oolpe
y porrazo, de repentc.
All-abandoned, a. Desamparado yar todoSb
AU-abborred, a, Ab<»Tecido do todos.
All-admiring, a, Admirador de todo.
All-advised, a. Aoonseiado de todos.
All-iH;>pn>ved, a, Aprobado por todoa.
AU-atoning, & Lo qne expia todo. [ata
All-bearing, a. Lo que prolnoe todas hu eo-
All-bcanteoua, a, Enterariento hermoso.
AU-bdKdding, a. Lo qne ve todas las ooeaa
All-blastIng; a. Diftmador.
All-changing, a. Lo que estA eambiande
perpetuamente.
An-cheering, a. Lo ^e todo lo alegra.
All-commanding, a.Xo que manda ea to-
das partea [toda
All-complying, a. Lo qne se acomoda i
AU-composing, a* Oomponedox.
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iII-ooai|»Mbeo8iT«, a. Lo qnt oompmde
todo.
M-conoeallngt a. OonlUdor.
▲Il-oonqiieriiig, a. Conquistador d« toda
All-coiMtnining, a. Lo que todo lo reflpena.
All-cooaamlDft, o* Consamador do todo.
All-daring, a. Ml qua m atrvve k todo.
All-d«Btroylng, a. Destractor de toda
All-deTaatating, & DeTaatador de todo.
All-daroaring, a. Derorador de todo.
AU-dlnuninft a, Obsomeoedor de todo.
AU-diaoorennf, a. Deseabrldor de toda
AlMisgraoed, <k Enteramente dcsbonrada
AlMlspenalng, a. Diapenaador.
All-divine, a, Bivlnlaimo.
AU-dirlninc, a, Pronoaticador de todo.
▲Ui^roade^ a. Temido de todoa.
All-drow87, a. May softolieota
All-eloqneDt, a. Xlooaenlisiuio.
All^ombracing, a. Lo que oomprende 6
abraatodo.
All-ending, a. Lo qae aoaba todas laa coaan.
AU-anUgbtcning, a» Lo qoe iliunina por
todaaputea.
All*eoraged, a. May enojada [doe ladoa.
All-flamtns, a. Lo qae ecba llamas por to-
AlUtooVihdaj. «. £1 primer dia de Abril ; en
Espafia el dia de los Inocentefli
All^orglvln^ a. £1 qoe todo lo perdona.
All-foors, A^Lioa ooatro paloa, Jaego de n
pee. lb go <m aU/owa, Oatear, am
agataa. [i
All-giver, a. Dloa, el dador de todas las oo-
All-good, a. Dioa, el ser inflnltamente bna-
na— a. Dloa, la saprenui bondad.
All-gnldlng, a. Lo qae gala 6 pondoca to-
das laa ooaaa.
All-ball, a. Sahid eompleta. [pleta.
To All-bail, 9a. Salndar, daaear aalnd oom-
All-hallow, AU-hallowa, a. £1 dia de todoa
loasantoa.
All-haUowmasa, All-hallowtlde, «. £1 tiem-
po oercano al dia de todoa loa santoa.
AII-beaL «. (Bot) Panacea, planta.
An-healing, a. Lo qne oora 6 aana toda
All-helping^ .1. Lo qae ajnda k todoa
All-hldtng, a. Lo qoe ooolta toda
All-honored, ck Honrado por todoa.
All-harting, a, Lo qae biere & toda [coaa.
All-Idolizing, a, £1 qae idolatra enalqniera
All-imitating, a. Lo qae imita toda
AU-informino, a. Lo qoe Informa de toda
All-lnterpreung, & Todo expHcatlya
All-JiMlging; a. aI qo« tleoe el darecbo so-
berano m Joagar.
All-knowing, a. Omnlada
All'licensed, & Libre para toda
AlMoTlng^ a. Amantiuma
All-making, a. Criador onlvenaL [ooaaa.
All-matariag, a. El qae madara todaa laa
All-murdering, a. Anlqallador, deatrootor.
All-obedient, a. ObedlentMroa
All-obeying, a. £1 qae obedece toda
AU-oblivloas, a. Lo qae causa olvido total
AU-obaouring, «. £1 qoe oaooreeo todaa laa
All-penetntinft a» £1 que todo lo penetra.
All-peifBctneae, A Perfecclon complotiL
All-perfeet, a. Fer&otSaimo.
All-pSerdng, a. Lo qae penatra por todo.
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All-poweiM 6 All-potent, a. Omnipot«iito
All-praiaed, a. Ahbado por todoa.
All-rnling; a, £1 qne todo lo sobiermL
All-eaints-day, «. fil dia de todoa loa santoa.
All-sanctiiyinK, a. £1 santiflcador de toda
All-saving, a. £1 Salvador de toda [toda
All-eearching, a, £1 que examlna 6 penetra
All-seeing; a. £1 qae todo lo ve.
All-seer, a. Yeedor de todo, el qae ve todas
laacosaa. [c^no.
All-shaking, a. £1 saendldor de todaa laa
AU-shnnnMl, a. Evitado 6 huido por todos.
All-6oala-day, a. £1 dia de las toiroaa, el dia
deloaflnadosL
AU-snindency, «l Habilldad Infinite.
All-saf&dent, a. Sufldente para toda-^&
DiOSL
All-earveying, a. El que todo lo mira.
All-sostaining, a. £1 aoetenedor de todas
laa cosas. [vnlga.
All-telHng. a, Uablador, el qne todo lo ui-
All-trlompbant, a. Trlanfante ea todaa
-watched, rt. Yi^dlado por todoa.
All-wise, a. bapientlaima
All-witted, a. Ingenlosfeima
All-woTsbipped, a. Adorado de todoa.
To Allay« va. Alivlar. apadgaar, uilUgor,
endalxar. Y. To Alloy.
Allay, «i Y. ^ttoy.
Allayer, a. Aliviador, apaclgnador.
Allayment, a. AUvio, deaaboga
tAUectation, 9. AtraeUva
AlleeUva, a. Y. AUurmnent
Allegation, a. Alegodon 6 alegato ; dlsonl-
pa; raxon; eita. [dtar.
To Allece, «& AlMrar, declarar, aostener;
Allegeable, a. Alegablc.
A41egement, & Y. AlUgaHcm.
Alleger, a. AlMador, aflrmante.
Allegiance, a. Lealtad, fldelidad ; homen^ja
To twoar alUgianee^ Ilacer ploito ho-
menide.
t Alleglant, a. LeaL
Allegoric, Allegorical, a. AIeg6rica
Allegorically, ad, Aleg6ricameote. Tea
AllegoricalneBa. «. La calldad de scr «leg6ri-
Allegoriat, a. Alegorista. •
To Allegorize, va. Alegorixar.— im. Diacor
rir al^ricamente.
Allegorlaer, a. Alegorlata.
Allegory, a. Alegoria.
Allegro, a. (MtiaT) Alegra
Alleli^ah. A Alelaya. Y. ffaUMoA.
Allemande. A Alemana 6 alemanda.
To Alleylate, va. Alivlar, mittgar, aligerar
Alleviation, $. Allvio ; mitigadon ; aligais
mienta
Allevlative, a. Paliativa
Alley, «i GalMaehu [radon ; oaraitalA
Alliance, & Alianaa, onion, llga o confede*
Allied, a. AUado, confiiderada AUitd to,
ParUote da
Alliea. & pL Aliadoa, confederadosi
To Alligate, «& Llgar, atar.
Alligation, a. Aligadon ; ligaxon, atadnra.
Alligator, a. Caim4n 6 aligador. <Mex.)L»
tiStgatura, a. Ligadura.
Allislon, A Cboqoa.
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AWterttfon, A Aliteradon, iMronomMU.
ADItentiT«i, a. Lo que perteneoe A las yooes
qae emplean oon la mlsina letra.
AJMoatlon, a. Afiadidara.
Allocation, a. Alocadon,
Allodial, a. Alodial, Ubre^
Allodiam, 9. Alodio, posesion abaolota.
Allonge, a. Bote, botonazo, ostocada; nunal
larmw
To Alloo, ut. Indtar, moTcr. V. HaUoo.
Allopathy, t. Alopatia.
tAUoquj, ». Diacnno.
To Allot, WL Diatribair por snerte ; oon-
oeder; ropartir, aslgnar, a^ludicar.
Allotment, A Parte, pordon, repartimicnto.
tAllottery, a. Y. Allotment.
To Allow, WL Admltlr : concoder, oonfesar,
aprobar; permltir; oar; abonar en caen-
tA; desoontar, adJudicar.
Allowable, a. Admislble; licito, pennitida
Allowableneaa, a Legitiniidad, legalldad ;
exendon.
Allowablj, ad. Legittmamente.
Allowance, a. Permlso, concesion ; Indnl-
genda; radon, aalario; pension, alimen-
tos; lloenda.
To Alloy, WK Ligar, mezdar un metal con
otro; Jnntar 6 iiiozdar para rebiO*r 'os
calidadeflL [plata; mezela
Alloy, a. lish, one se moKl* con d oro 6
Allspioe, ai V. PimetUa.
To Allade, va. Alndir, baoer reladon 4 al-
gnna cosa sin mondonariA direetamonte.
To AUominate, va. nominar dibc^o^
Attnmlnor, a. Ilnminador.
To Allure, va. Halagar, alodoar.
AHnrement, «l Halago, engafiiflt; atraetlvo,
aIidente,6educdon.
Allarer, a. Halagadon aedactor, engaflador.
Aaoring. a. Ualagiieflo, aedaotiTO.
AUnringiy, cuL HalagUe&amente, sednctonb-
mente.
AUnringness, a Alldente, incentiva
Allasion, a. Indirecta; aloaion.
AlSnsive, a AIosIto.
AUuslToly, ad. Alndramente.
Altnalvenees, a. Alndva [tero.
Allavion, a. Aluvlon ; terroro 6 terramon-
tAUnTioofl, a. Alnvlal
To Ally, €<k Haoor alianza 6 union por
afinidad 6 confedcradon ; coneordar.—
vn. Gonfederarse, aliarse.
Ally, a. Allado, oonfederada
Almagra, a Almagre. [ha cstndiada
Alma^mater, a La nnirerddad en donde ae
Almanao, A Almanaqne, calendarla
Ahnandlne, a Almandtna, espede d« mbi.
Almlghtlnesa, a OmnipotencuL
Almighty, A Omnipotente, todopoderoao.
Almond, a Almendra. AInumdt qf the
thrcMdy (Anat) Agallaa, de la garganta.
Almond^ree, a (Bot) Almendra. [aancei
Almond-willow, a (Bot) Una oapode de
ilmoner, a Ltmoenera
ilmonry, a £1 altlo 6 ptnOa en qae so dia-
Iribayen laa UmoenaA
Almost, ad. Oasi, cerca dei
Alma, A Limoana, caridad.
Alms-baaket, a Ganasto en qua ae eoha li-
moana iMura los pobrcA
ALT ^
Ahns-boz 6 cheat, a OapUo 6 e^)a ^ I
mosna: alcanda.
Almsdeed, a Oaridad, Umoena.
Alma-f(^ A Hombrea earitatlTOA
Almaglver, a. Limoanero, el qae da UmosnA
AlmaciTlng^ a El aefeo de dar limasDa.
Almahonae, A Hoapldo par» pobrsa oaaa da
misericordia.
Almeman, a Mendlgo; llmoeaerow
Alms-people, a HospidanoA {ar&blga.
Almag^tree, a A'rbol qae prodoce la gc!>ia
Alnagar, Ahiager. A El qae mlde por anaA
AInage, A La medldon por anaA
tAlnight, A Ambleo, haeha grande de oar«
de an p4bila
Aloes, A Alo6 6 linAloc: a&blda 6 s^iUk
Aloetlc, Aloetloal, a, Alo6tioo, ooaa ports*
nedonte al adbar.
Aloft, prs. Arriba, aobro. 7b aa< a2q^
Elerar, 6abir.p-adl En altow
Alone, a. Solo, solitario.— <i<{. Solamente.
Ld fM aloiu. IMifeme Y. en paa.
Aloneneaa, a £1 eatado de ser solo y sin
igual ; se apUca 4 DioA
Along, <m1 A* lo largo 6 por lo Imgo; ad*-
lonte ; con, Janto con. Oome along «atf<%
tnA Yenga Y. conmlgo. AUmQH<Ut Al
oo»tada
Alooi; ad. I4)os; de HJos, * lo larm. TV
k€€p aloof f mm a rodb, (Nio.) Mant«-
ncrse l^oa de on eacollo; pradentementa.
Alopecy, a (Med.) Alopecia.
Aload, ad. AltOu reda
tAlow, ad. Abijo 6 bitfa
Alps, A AlpeA [griega
Alpha, A Alfk, primen letra del aMbeto
Alphabet, A A]fia>eto. abeoedarla [bMeo.
To Alphabet, «a. Oolocar por 6rdea aUlii-
Alphabetarian, a AUkbetlata.
Alphabetic, Alphabetical, a. A]ihb6tleo.
Alphabetically, ad. AUkbdUcamente.
Alphenio, A AirefllqaA [balaa.
Alphondn, a Inetmmento para eztraer laa
Alpine, a. Alplna
Alplk. A Alpiste.
Alqoiroa, a Alcohol.
Already, <rdL Ya, & la bora de esta; todaria.
Also, aa. Tambien, dd mismo xnodo, ani.
Altar, A Altar; ara.
Altarage, a Pie de altar; sobre d altar.
Altar-doth, a Ba^Hudlla dd altar (Uez.)
Mantd 6 manteleA
Altar-piece, A Betablo.
Altar-table, a Mesa dd altar.
Altarwiae^ ad. £a forma de altai.
To Alter, «a, Alterar, mndar. To atte^
ona'a oondiUon, Tomar etftado, casarsi^—
«ik Modarse, cambiane, alteraise.
Alterable, a. Alterable: modable.
Alterableness, a AlterabUidad.
Alterably, ad. De an* maaera madable.
t Alterage, a La aodon de eriar y allmentat
iloanifioA
Alterant, a. Alteranta. [blA.
Alteration, a Alteradon; mndania, cam-
AlteraUre, a. AKeratlTO.-^ AlterantA.
To Altercate, «fk Altercar, oontrovertlr«
Altercation, a Altercadon, debate.
Alterer, a Alterador, camMador.
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*AItoni, a. Altorno 6 aUernatira
tAlternacy, 8. Alternadon; tnrno.
tAItenuU, A Alterno. \. AUemaUcth
tAlteroally, ad. AltenuOlvaniente.
Alternate, a. Alternttlvo, rociproco.— A TI-
cMtod. [Tumar.
To Alternate, wl. Alteraar; variar.— <w.
Alternately, ad, Altomativaniente, por
tuma [proca.
Altemateoeaa, & Alternadon, saceslon red-
Alternating, p. a. Altemante. [sitnd.
Alternation, 9. Alternadon, rec, tamo, yM-
Alternative, «. Attemativa.— a. Altematlva
Alternatively, ad. Alteraatlvamente, por
tamo. ralgoBaoosa; tnraa
AlterBatlvene8^ Alteraity, «. AHematlro do
Altbea, «. (Bot) Malvavisca
Although, eof^. Aonqoe, no obstante, blen
Sue, sin embarga
tiloquence, s. Altllocnenda
tAItlloquent, a. Altilocncnte.
Altimeter, «. Altinietra
Altlmetry, a. Altimetna. [Usono.
tAItisonant, AIUsonou^ a. Altisonanto; al-
AHitude, «. Altara; devacion, cambre. dma.
tAltlvolant,^a. £1 que vuela inuy alta
Altogether, ad, Enteramente, del todo.
Alto-relievo. 9. (Eacol.) Alto relieve.
Aladel, s, Aludel.
Alum, $. Alambre.
To AJam, «a. Alambrdr. dar h los pafioe on
bafio de agna do alumbre.
Alumed, a, Aluminado.
Alamina 6 Alumtne, A (QuSm.) Aldmina,
ardlla para y blanca.
Alnmlnooa, a. Aluminoao; ardllosa
Aiamnaa, a. Alamno, na.
Ahun-etone, 9, Piedra alumbre.
Alom-water, «. Agna de alonabre.
Alatn-w<»ks, «. AJumbrera.
Alutatlon, «. Cortimieuto.
Alveary, «. Colmena. [los.
Alveolary, a, Lo perteneciente i los alvdo-
Alveolus, «. Alv6olo.
Alvlne, a. Alvina [mente.
Alway, Always, ad, 8icmpre; oonstante-
A. M. (Lat) ArUum magUter^ Maestro en
Artee; Doctor en Flloeof^a. Antemeri'
diem, A'ntes del roediodia. Anno mun-
di, AJ&o dd mundo.
Am, pr. pr9. de indicat. del verba To be.
lam^ Yo soy 6 estoy.
AmabUity, a. AmabUldod. V. AmiabUUy.
Araadetto, Amadot, 9. Especie de pera.
Amadou, a. Teaca para enoender.
Amain, a</. Con vebemenda 6 vigor. (N4u.)
Kn bandiL \lJ^ de divcreas castas.
Amalgam, Amalgama, A Amalgama. (Met)
To Amalgamate, vn, Amalgamar.
Amalgamation, «. Amalgamadon.
Amanuensis, «. Amanuense, escribionto.
Amaranth, «. (Tot) Amaranto. (Po^*t)
TJsa flor ima^ nria.
Amaranthine, a. Comnuesto de amaranta
rAauritude, fAmamlence, 9, Amargura,
amargor.
To Amass, va. Acnmulor, amontonar.
Amwsmont, 9. Cumulo, monton.
Amateur, «. Aficionado. [lorla
Amativenesa, «. Amoroddad, prlnciplo amn-
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Amaterial, Amaterloa^ a. Amatoriow
Amatory, a. Amatorio, lo que trata de amoi
6 le inspira.
Amaurosis, 9, Amaurdsla.
To Amaze, va, Aterrar, espantar ; oonfimdir
sorprender, asombrar. [presA
t Amaze, 9. Espanto, posmo ; asombro, sor
Amazedly, ad. Atokmdradameute, eon pHS>
mo.
Amazedness, Amazement, 9. Espanto, pav
mo. With amaaemenl, Con admiradon.
Amazing, part, a, Pasmoso, asombrosc.
Amazingly, ad. Pasmosamente.
Amazon, 9. Amazona; marimacha
Amazonian, a. Ouerrera; lo pertenedente
h las amazonaa.
Amazon-like, a. Semejante k una amazonik
Ambages, «. Ambages, dreunloquios ; snb-
terfugios.
tAmbassade, 9. V. .ffmbassy.
Ambassador, s, Erabajador.
Ambassadress, ^ EmbfOadora. [Entla99v.
Ambassage, Ambassy, & £mb!\)ada. V.
Amber, «. A'mbar; especie de cerveza p6Ii-
da. — a. Ambarino. A mber beads^ Uosa-
rio ambarino. Vellow Amber, Snccino.
To Amber, va. PerfUmar con ^bor, amba*
rar.
Amber-colored, a. Lo que es de color de
Ambar. Amber-colored hair, Pelo cas-
tailo.
Amber-drink, «. Bebida de color do fimbar.
Amber-dropping, a. Lo que destila £mbar;
^coee de las sort^as 6 budes del cabello.
Ambergris, «. A'mbar gris. [abolmosco.
Amber-seed, «. Ambarllla, la eemilla dd
Amber-tree, a. (Bot) A'rbol de itmbar:
Amber-weeping, a, Lo quo edia ligrimas
oomo &mbar. [vancador.
Ambidexter, a. Hombro ambidextro; pre-
Ambidexterity, «. Ambidextro; doblez, si
mulaclon. [que hace & dos caraa.
Ambidextrous, a. Ambidextro; doble, d
Anlbidextrou8ne8^ a. Y. Ambideoeterity.
Ambient, a. Ambiente. The ambient air^
£1 ambiente. S^^*^
Ambigu, «. Ambigfi, comlda. (Fig ) Batur^
Ambiguity, 9. AmoigUedad, dnda, conftision.
Ambiguous, a. Ambiguo, equivoco.
Ambiguously, ad. Amblguamcnte.
AmbiguousnoeB, 9, Incertidumbre, ambl-
giiodad.
Ambit *. A'mbito, drculto ; contoraa
Ambition, a. Ambldon.
Ambitious, a, Ambicioeo.
Ambitiously, ad. Amblciosnmcnte.
Ambitiousncss, a. Ambldon.
To Amble, rn. Aniblor, andar de andadura.
Amble, «. Paso de andadura del caballa
Ambler, 9. (^abdlo quo anda de andadura.
Amblingly, ad. A' naso de andadura.
Amblygon, «. Ambligonlo, obtnsiingulo.
Ambo, «. POIplto antisruo. (Mex.) Ambon.
Ambrosia. 9. Ambrosia. (Bot) Ambrosk.
Ambrosial, a. Dellcioso, celestial
Ambroslan, a. Odorifcro como ambrosia;
ambroflJiano.
Ambry, Almery, a. Casa do Bencllconcli^
llmosneria; armario, despensa; saucerift
V. Almonry.
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Lmh» Mc, ». Ams: pirejas de ases en alga-
To An<r) jIaUs «a. Acdar.
Ambelatlon, «. Paseo.
Ambalatlvo, a, Ambaladro. [iDConstanto.
Ambnlatory, a. Ambalante, ambaladvo^
Amburj, ff. Tumor on ol cuerpo del caballa
Ambosoade, Ainboacado, 9. Kmboscada, oe-
lada.
tAmbascadoed, Ambushed, a. Embosoada
Ambnsb, Ambushment 9. EmboeoadA. ce-
lada; Bororasa. TblU iti ambuMh^ Estar
emboseaao.
Ambustion, «. Qncmadnra.
A.-ael, «. ICsmalto. Y.JSnameL Amdeom^
Cmitono bUuioa
To Ameliorate, va, V. MdioraU,
Amelioration, a V. MdionUion.
Ameliorator, A Mdorador.
tAmelled. a. Y. EnamdUd.
Amen, ad. Amen.
Amenable, a. Besponsable; tratable, docil.
To Amend, «a. Enmendor, oorregir, repa*
rar.— CTk Enmendarse, reformano, rests-
blecerse. frogible.
Amendable, a. Reparable, reformable, oor-
Amende, a Enmienda, reeompenaa, mnlta.
Amende horwrdbU, Satlsfaccion p&bUca.
Amonder, 4: Reformador, corrector.
tAmendftal, a, Lleno de enmlendas.
Amending, & La acoion de enmendar.
Amendment, «. Enmionda; relbrma; rea-
tauraeion, correoclon. [paradon.
Amond^ «. Beoompensa, eompensadon, ro-
Amenity, a Amenidad.
A fMMa et thorn, [L.] (For.) De la meaa y
do la cama. Separadon 6 divordo, qne
nodlsnelve abeolutamente el matrim6nla
Amont Amentum, c (Bot) Amento, trama,
candelilla.
Aroontaceons, a. Ament^ceo.
tAmonty, 9. Demoncia, locura.
To Amerce, va. Multar.
Amerceable, a, Bigno de ser mnltado.
Amercement Amerciament, a. Malta.
Amercer, 9. Moltador.
American. 9,y a, Americano.
Americanism, «. Amerlcanismo.
Aroeaace, «. V. Amb9-aC9.
Ameia, 9. V. Amios,
tAmotbodical, a. Irregular, sin m^todo.
Amethyst, 9. Amatista, pledra predoea.
Amethystine, a. Parcdao 4 la amatista.'
Amiability, 9. Amabllldad. V. A mabUity.
Amiable, a. Amable ; amigable, agradable.
Amlableneaa, 9. Amabllldad.
Amiably, ad. Amablemento.
Amiantb, Amianthu^ 9. (Min.) Amianto,
pledra que se de»bace en hebras y do la
enal se baoe una tela Incombustiblek
Amicable a. Amigable. ambtoso.
Amicablenesi, 9. AftKjto, cariflo, amistad.
Amicably, ad. Aroljeablemente.
Amice, 9k Amito, ornamento sagrado.
AmieiM euHiM^ 9. m. [L.] (For.) Literal-
mente, Fl amigo del Iribtuuil. Ea el
lotrado, que eetando presente durante la
▼lata de nn prooeeo, suplica al Juez se
atrra olr en opinion ouando 61 Juzgne que
toy gran cama do dnda. 6 qne puode
AMU
haber algun eqvirooo en la apltcadon da
la ley.
Amid, Amidst, prep. Entre, en medio da
Amid 9hip9, (Ndn.) En medio del bareo
Mezclado con, rodeado por.
Amiss, a(L Culpablemento, mal, lmpropl»>
mente, fuera del caso. It toauld not be
ami99 if you u>otU thiiher^ No serla malo
qne V. niese dlA [criminal ; Iroproplo.
tAmias, 9. Colna, falta.— <i. Yidoeo, impun\
tAmiaalon, 9. P^rdida.
Amity, 9. Amistad. [niacn.
Ammonia, 9. (Quim.) A'lcali Tolitil, amo-
Ammoniac, 9. Amonlaco 6 aal amonlaoik
Ammoniacal, a. AmoniacaL [bastimento*.
Ammunition. 9. Munidon; pertrechos y
Amnesty, 9. Amnistla.
Amnion, Amnios, 9. Amnion, la aegnnda
membrane que enruelveal fetoen d Utcro.
Amomum, «. Amomo, Amta. [medio de.
Among, Amongst, prep, y ad. Entre, ea
Amoret, «. Amante.
Amorette, Amourette, a. Mqjer amoroea;
lazo de amor; amordlla
Amorist, Amoroso, «. Oalanteador, amante,
galan.
tAmomlngs, ad. De mafiana. [amatoria
Amoroua, a, Enamorado, amoroso, tiemo;
Amorously, ad. Amoroaamente. [temeza.
Amorousness, «. Amor, carlfio: galantaria,
Amorphous, a, Informe, imperreeto.
tAmorphy, «. Lo qne no tiene una forma
regular. [tadtarao.
Amort, a. DeprimSdo. amortignado, mohiiit\
Amortixation, Amortizement, 9. (For.)
Amortizadon.
To Amortize, 9a. Amorttzar.
Amotion, «. Bemodon.
Amount, «. Importe, suma total
To Amount, «m, Montar, importer, snblr.
Amour, 9. A mores, amorios.
To Amove, va. Deponer ; remoyor, mudar
Amper, 9. Tumor, oarbnndo^ flemon.
Amphibious, a, Anfiblo.
Amphiblousness, 9. La calidad de ser anilblo.
Amphiboli^caL a. Anflbol5gtca
Amphibolc^eally, ad. Anfibol^gicamenta.
Amphibology, s. Anflbologia. [parte.
Amphibolous, a. Impdldo de una a ofera
Amphisbsna, 9. Anfisbena, espede de ser
piente.
Amphlscii, 9. pi. Anflsdos.
Amphitheatre, a. Anflteatro.
Amphitboatrical, a. AnflteatraL
Ample, & Amplio, dllatado, extenso, ancbo;
liberal ; magnifloo, ilimitado. fchora.
Ampleness, «. Amplitnd, abundanda, aia
To Ampliate, «a. Ampllar, extender, dilatar.
Ampliation, «. Ampliadon. (For.) Plazo,
tannine, prorogaclon.
Amplification. 4: Amplifleadon ; ampliadcix
Amnllflcr, 9. Amplificador, antpllaoor.
To Amplify, «a. (Ret) Ampliflear; ampllar
extendei*. [abundanda.
Amplitude, «L Amplltud, extcndoii; oopl^
Amply, ad. AmpUamente.
To Amputate, «<iw Ampntar.
Amputation, «. Ampntiidon.
Amulet, 9. Amoleto, remedio superstidjae
Amvooaa. 9. Feenlentc
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To Amuse, va. Entr^tenar, dlnertir; embo-
bar, engAitar.— vn, Medltar. [recrea
Amusement, «. Diversion, entretenlmlento,
Amnaett «. Entreteneflor, engaflador, em-
baucador.
Amoaiogly, a^, Divertidamenio.
AmnsiTe, a. Divertido, entretenldo.
Amualvely, ad. EntretenidameDte.
Amygdalato, a. Hecho do almoidnts.
AmygdaliJie, a. Almendradow
Amy gdaloids, «. pi. (Mixu) Piedraa eompaes-
tas de varios pedazos como almondras.
An, art, Un, mio, mia; es el mlamo artioulo
indeflnido. [inarodiente.
Ana, A (Med.) Ana, pordon igou do cada
Anabaptist, a. Anabaptista 6 anabatbta.
tTo Anabaptize, va. oebautlzar.
Anabaptism, «. Uerejia de loe anabaptistas.
Anabaptistio, Anab^ttistical, a. Anaboptis-
tloo.
Anacamptic, a. Borerberado. An ana-
campUo hiU^ Monte qno produce nn oco.
Anaeamptloa, A ^ Y. Oatopirios.
Anacardinm, 9. (Bot) Anaoirdo.
Anacathartio, a. Anacat&rtico.
Anachoret, Anachorite, a. Anaeoreta.
t-Anachoretical, a. Anaeoritico.
Anachronism, «. Anaoronisma
Anachronistic a. Anacronistico.
Anaelastica, a, Y. Dioptrics.
-Anacreontlo, a, Anacredntico.
Anaglyph, a. AnagUfo.
Anagi^eal, AnagoglUcal, a. Anag6gioo.
Anagogica, 9. Anagogia.
Anagram, a. Anagrama.
Anagrammatical, a. Anagramdtlco.
Anagrammatist, a. Anagramatlzador.
To Anagrammatlzo, vn. Anagramatizar.
Anal, a. La aleta de los poces. [tor.
Analects, a. Fragmentoe csoogldos de on aa-
Analepsis, «. Anaiepsia.
Analeptic a. (M6d.) AnaI5ptico.
Analogical, a. Ana]6gfca
Analogically, ad. Analdgicamento.
Analogloalness, a La calidad de s«*r anaI6gico.
Analogism, «. Analcgismo.
To Analogize 9a. Analogizar.
Analogous, a. Andlogo.
Analogously, ad. AnaI6glcamcnte.
Analogs, 9. Analogic relacion, conformlilad.
Analysis, a. An41isi9L
Analyst, Anahrzer, 9. Anallzador.
Analytic «• Mctodo analitico.
Analytical, a. Analitico.
Analytically, ad. Analiticamentc
To Analyze im^ Analizar.
Anamorphosis, «. Anamorfosla.
Ananas, & Ananc la pifia de Indlas.
Anapeetic a. Anaptotioo.
tAnapIerotic a. Anapler6tioo.
f Anarch, Anarchist, a. Anarouista.
Anarchic AnarchloU, a. An&rqulco, desor-
denado.
Anarchism, Anarchy. 9. Anarqnicdes6rden.
Anasarcc «. (MM.) Anasarca, hidropesia.
Anasaroons, a. Hldr6ploo.
Anastasis, a. Beaurrecdon.
Anastomatic a, AperitiTa
Anastomoeic ». (MM.) Eracnaelon reoiproea
da doe rasos vmgoinooa cntre it
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Anathema, 9, Anatema, excomunion.
AnathemaUcaL a. Anatom&Uco.
Ani^hematization, a. Excomunion.
To Anathematize f>a. AnatecMtizar, exoc^
mulgar.
Anatbematlzer, a. Exoomulgador.
Anatocism, a. Contrato uaurario 6 ln*erei
del interea.
Anatomical, a. Anatdmico.
Anatomically, ad. Anat^^micamante.
Anatomist, a. Anatomlsta 6 aoat^mico.
To Anatomize va. Anatomizar; desecar.
Anatomy, a. Anatomia; la diaeccion da
algnn cnerpo; eaqneleta
Ancestors, a. Mayores, los abnelos 6 antepa-
sados de alguno.
Ancestral 6 Anoestrel, a. Ilereditarlo.
Ancestry, a. linaje raze alcornia.
tAnchentry 6 Ancientry, «. AntigUedad de
una flunilia.
Anchor, 9. Ancia 6 Ancora. Anchor ffrotmd^
Fondeadero. (AnU Y. Anachorite^
To Anchor, vn. Anclar, ecbar laa anolas.
To drop or list go anchor^ Dar fonda—
va. Ancorar; ^ar.
Anchorable a. Propio para anchUe.
Anchorage a, Ancliye ancorajo ; dereoho de
andi^e [en una ermita.
Anchoress, a. Ermitafia, la mt^Jor que viva
Anchoret, Anchorite a. ErmitaSo, anaoore-
ta. Y. AnachorUa. [Seguridad.
Anchor-hold, a. Agarro de ancla. (Fig.)
Anchorsmith, a. Foijador de anclas.
Anchovy, «. (let) Anchova 6 anchoa.
Ancient, <k Antlguc— a (Ant) Bandera;
insignia. El porta-estandarte; antepasa-
doe mayores.
Anciently, ad» Antiguamentc
Ancientnoee a. Antigiiedad.
Ancientry, a. Antigiiedad de linaje.
Ancillary, a. El one airve bt^o otro crlade
And, eonj. Y, o, conjundon copulativa;
ann, si, que A Now and then, be ouan-
do en cuando.
Andante a. (MAs.) Andante.
Andirone a. pk Morilloa. [hermaft-odlta.
Androgynal, Aodrogjmous, a. AndnSglno,
Andn^pmna, Androgyne a. HormaiVwlite
andn'tgino. [cad&ver de un hombre
Androtomy, a. Androtomia, la diseedon do!
t A near, prep. Cerca.
Anecdote a. An6cdota.
tTo Anele va. Olear.
Anemograpby, a. Anemograf ie
Anemometer, a. Anemdmetra
Anemometry, a. Anemometria.
Anemone & (Hot) Anemone flor.
Anemoscope a. Ancmoscople
Anent,^r^. (Ant)Tocante4; contra.
Aneurism, a. Anenrtsmiu
Anew, erf. De nuevo, otra vea.— N. B.
Antv) se traduce elegantemente por al
verbo Vcloer (irr^.) v. g., Ha v>rUM
anat0, £1 vuolve k Mcribir.
Anfractuous, Anfractaoee <*• Tortnoao, 4s-
pero, desigual.
Angel, a. A'ngel Guardian angO, A.'nmA
delagnarde Menaaiero;monedaantigu&
— <!. Ang^Uco. angeUcaL [Angelea.
Angel* age a. jgstado 6 os^htcncla de lo«
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logeHe, AngoHctT, a. Angelical, angOHco.
AngdlcfL 9. (Bot) Anz^lica.
Angeltcailj, cut Ang6Hcament«.
Aniellcaliiess, «. AngelicalidAd.
Angel-llke, a. Angelical, celestial,
^ngelot, ». Instrumento m^aloo; moneda
ingleaa; eapecie de qacsa [taa.
Angel-ebot, «. Balas encadenadaa, palanqae
Angel-winged, a. Alado como los Angeles.
AngeUwoxBhIp, a Culto de loe 6ngelea.
Anger, «. Ira, c61era; escozor do'.or; enojo,
enftdoi [Irritar, encolerizar.
To Anger, va. Provocar, enfurecer; enojar,
^Angerlv, ad. Con ira 6 enoJo ; airadamente.
V. AngrUy,
Angiography, «. Andografia.
AngioTogy, & (Anat) Angiologia. [ma
Angiomonoepermona, a, Angiomoooeper-
Angioypennia, c (BoL) Angioeperma, 6rden
depUntas.
Angle, c A'ngnio; eeqnlna; cafla de peacar.
To Angle, va, Pescar con caiia. (MeL) In-
alnoarae, introducirse. — va, Atraer, ba-
lagar.
Angled, pa. Anguloeo.
Angler, «. Pescador do cafia.
Ande-rod, 9. Pedazo do la caiia de peacar.
4 la cual ae afianzan el sedal 7 anznelo del
pescador. [iglesla anglicana
Anglican, a. Angllcana— «. Indivldao de la
To Anglicize, xa. Traducir 6 convcrtir en
ingles.
Angficism, s. Anglicismo. [cafift.
Augline, 6. El arte 6 prActica de pesear con
Anglo-Norroan, «. Anglo-normando.
Anglo-Saxon, ». Angl6-&^jon.
Angrily, ad. Coldrlcamente. [ildo.
Angry, a. Ck>l^ico, Irrltado, enojado; dolo-
Angallliforna, a. En forma de angnila.
Anguish, a. Ansla, angusUa, congoja
AngDished, a. AtormenUdo, angukiado.
Angular, a^ Angnlar.
Angnlarity, AngalamcMa, Angnloeity, a. La
propiedad de tener dngoloa.
tAngulated, a^ Anguloso, angnlar.
tAngnst, a. Angosto.
tAngo&UUon, ». Angostnra.
Anholation, «. Anh6Uto vehemente, Jadeo.
Anil, A. (Bot) AfiiL
tAnUenesfi, AnilitY, ». Vcjez de mnjer.
tAnimable, a. Anlmable.
Animadversion, 9. Animadversion; adver-
tenda ; reflexion, reprension.
tAnlmadversive, a. Judicativo.
i-Animadvcrsivoness, «. Facultad de formar
Juicio ; oensora, reproche.
To Animadvert, «n. Advcrtir, obaerrar;
censoral', jozgar ; reprochar.
Antroadrortef, «. Censurador.
Animal, «. Animal A ttupid animal^
Hombre est&pido.
Animal, a. Animal.
Animacule, a, Animalejo, animalillo.
A.niniality, 9. La vida animal.
To Animate, ra. Animar, inftindir &n1mo
6 valor, excitar.
Animate, a. Yiviente, animado.
Animated, a. Vivo, vlgoroso, animado.
Animation, 9. Animacion. (Fig.) Yiveza,
esilritn.
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AnImaUve, a. Anlmaot*.
Animator: «. Animador. [gum eopal
Anime, Gnm Anime, a. A'nime, goiu»
AnlmosHy, «. Tlrria, r>inoor, aversion.
Anise, 9. (Bot) Anis, matalahara. Anise
Mao, Aula ^simiente de ania.
Anker, 9. Anker, medlda de Kqaldon.
Ankle, 9, Tobillo del pie.
Ankled, a. Lo que pertenece al tohtlle
Annalist, 9. Analista, cronista.
To Annali^ va. Escribir anales.
Annals, 9. pL Analea.
Annata, 9, Anata, la renta, 6 emolmnentoi
de an empleo ; miaas celebradaa por algnn
ticmpa
To Anneal, va. Templar el cristal 6 vldrio
para quo se penetren loa coloree; atem*
perar. [vidriOi
Annealing, 9. £1 acto 6 arte de templar el
To Annex, va. Anexar, agregar una cosa i
otra; Junlar.
tAnnex, 9. Aditamento, anexo.
tAnnexary, 9. Adicion. [Junclon, adidon.
Annexation, Annexment, «. Anexion ; cob
Annibllable, a. Anlqnllable.
To Annihilate, wt. Anlqnibff.
Annihilate, a Aniquilado.
AnnibilaUon, 9. Aniqullacion.
tAnniversarily, ad. Anoalmente.
Anniversary, 9. Anlveraaria
Anniversary, a. AnuaU [Sefior.
Anno Domini, a. (Lat)En elafio deNuestf«
AnnominatiM, «. Alitoraoion.
Anno Mundi, 9. (Lat) En el afio del mundow
To Annotate, vtl Anotar, oomenUr.
Annotation, 9. Anotacion. [mentador.
Annolator, Annotationlst, 9. Anotador, co-
To Announce, va^ Anunoiar, proclamtf .
Announcement, «. Aviso, advertcnclo.
Announcer, «. Anunoiador, publicador.
To Annoy, va. Molestar, incomodar, dafiar,
Jorobar.
Annoyance, 9. MoIestSa, Inooniodidad, dafio
Annoyer, 9, Molestader, dafiador, midadero^
jorobon. rmajadera
Annoyflil,t Annoyona, a. Molesto, incomodo,
Annual, tAnnuary, a. AnoaL
Annually, ad, Anualmento.
Annuitant, «. £1 que Uene una renta vltalida.
Annuity, «. Auualldad, renta vitalicia.
To Annul, va, Anular, invaiidar, revocar;
aniqollar.
Annular, t Annulary, a. Anular.
Annulet 9. Anillejo, sortyilla.
Annulment, a. Anulaclon.
To Annumeratc, va, Annmerar, contar en*
tre, oomprender.
Annumeration, «. Anumeracion.
To Annunciate, va. Anuneiar, llevar 6 traer
notlda 6 aviso. [don, promulgadoa
Annunciation, 9. Annndadon; prodama*
Anodyne, a.j9. Anodlno.
To Anoint, vn, Untar; ungir, slgnar eca
olcoaagrado.
Ajiointcr, «. Untador, el que nnta.
Anointing, Anointment, «. Uncion, el aetf
y efeoto de nntar.
Anomalism, 9. Anomalia.
Anomalous, a. An6roalo, irregular.
Anomalously, nd. IrroguUrmento
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inomAloasneasv Anonulj, «. Anomalla, Ir-
rMrnlsridaA.
tAnomjf & AnomSa, infraccion de lej.
▲Don, a<2. Presto, al insUnto; de caando
en cniuido. .Kmt and ancn^ Bl«n 4
menado.
AnoDjoMUfl. a. An6oIin<i.
AjionTinousl V, <id. Andolauunettte.
Another, ^ Otro, dlfbrente, distinto.
t Anotbergatee, a. Do diversa especie.
Anothergue»% a. De espede dlferente.
Anotte, «. <Bot.) Oreluna, acliiote.
tAnsated, a, Lo qne tieoo asas.
To Answer, vn. Beeponder; rcplicar; ser
rospoBsable; oorresponder; oomiiareoer;
eqoivaler.— «a. Satisfacer.
Answer, a JCe^poesta; refktaclon, replica.
Answerable, a. AqaoUo 4 one se puede ves-
pondcr ; reeponsable, oblleodo ; oonforme.
Answerably, ad. Corrospondientemeate.
Answerabieaeaa, a. Bes^onsabilidad.
Answerer, «. Fiador, caaclonero.
Ant, «. Hormiea.
An\ Coatraodon de and i/iU fpposfdon.
Antagonism 6 tAntagonf, «. CoatiendSi
Antagonist, a. Antagoabta.
AntagOBistio, a. AntagoaisUoo.
To Antagoniio, «n. Competir eon otro.
Antalgic, a. Anodlno.
Antaphroditlc, a. AntlfbodlaSaoo.
Antapopleotic, a. (Mod.) AnU^po^I^tke.
Antarcttc, a. Aat^rtioo.
Antarthrltfc, a. (Med.) Antfartiitico.
Antastbraatie, a. (Me<L) Antlasmitioo.
Ant-bear, «. (ho bormiguero.
Ante, Prepodcion latina que se halla intes
de yarioa nombres coropuostoa.
Anteact, & Aeto aaterior.
tAntooedaaooos, & Preoedente.
tTo Antecede, vk. Aateceder.
Antecedence, Antecedency, 4i Precedencia.
Antecedent. a.y%, Antecedente, preoedente.
Aateoedentiy, ad, Anterlonnente.
Antecessor, & Aateceeer.
Antechamber, «. Antecdmara.
To Antedate, «& Antedatar,
Antedate, a. Antidpaoion ; antedaU.
Antedilavian. a,y%. AntedilaviaBu.
AntolotK^ A Antelope 6 gacela.
Antelneaa, a. Teroprano ; 4ntc8 del dia.
Antemer{dIaD,a. Mafl«na,anles de mediodiiL
Antemetic, a. AnUem^Uoo.
Antemoadane, a. Lo que antecedi6 k la
Creadon del naado.
Antenna^ a. Aatenas.
Antenamber, & Nnnacro anterior.
Antepaachal, a. Ante-pascoaL
Aatepast, & AaUdpaden ; gosto antidpado.
Antepenolt, a. Antepen<ima.
Antepileptlc, a. (Moid.) AntepU^ptioo.
tTo Antepone, «a. Anlepooer.
Anteport 6 Anliport, a, Antepoerta.
Anterior, a. Anterior.
Anteriority^ A Anterioridad.
Anteroom, «. Aatoo4manL
Antes, «. pL (Arq.) Antaa, pilastraai
tAntetemple, a. £1 i>6rtico de on tom^lo.
fTo Antcvert, oo. Prevenir. .
Antbelmintio, a. Antielmintico.
A at ham, a Antifou^
ANT
Anthcmts, «. (Bot) MansanUla.
Antbem-wlso, ad. A' modo de antUbna.
Anther, «. (Bot) Antera.
Ant-hill, «. Hormlgaera
Anthokiglcal, a. Antoldgico,
Anthology, «. Antologia, tloresta; coleoctoc
de poesias ligeraa.
Anthony's Fire, & Foego de S. Anton.
Antbropography, a. Antropograf io.
Anthropok>gy, «. Antropologta.
Antbropomorpbite, «. Antropomorflla
Anthropopathy, A Antropopatia.
Anthropopha^ a. Antrop6&ge&
Anthroposopby, «. Antropoeofia.
Anthypnotio, a. Antipndtleo.
Anti, Particala de dertvadon griega, y 6i0B^
flea eontra 6 conirario d,
Antlacid, a. Y. Alkali,
AnUapostle, a. ABtiap68toL
Antiarthritio, a, AntiartrMco. [trohaa.
Antic, a. Baro, ridicnlo, grotesoo.>-na. Bnfbc,
Antichamber, a Y. Antechamber,
Antichrist, a Antecristo.
Antichristiaa, 8.j(L Antiorfstiana
Anticbraaism, a Aaaeronismo.
To AaUdpate, va. Antidpar, prevenic
Anticipation, «. Andoipadon.
Antidpator, a. Antidpador.
Antid|Mttorr, a. Lo que anticipa.
Anticlr, ad, Tmhanainente.
Anti-dinaaz, a. Anticlimax.
Antioonstitnttonal, a, AntlconsUtaclonaL
Antiooemetlc, a, Anticoam^Uco.
Anticonrt, a. Lo que es opuesto & la oorte.
Antidotal, Antidotary, a. AnUdoto, a. Ami
doto, preaerrativQ, contraveoeno.
Antidysenteric, a, Antidisent^co.
Antieat, a. Y. AndenL
Antienthoslastic, a. Antientnsiasta.
Antlepiscopal, a, AntiepisoopaL
Antifiws a Antifaz.
AntlAinatlc, «. AntifknAtlca
AnUfebrile, a. (Med.) Antifebril.
Antihysteric, t. AaUhist^rica
tAntifogy, «i Antilogia.
tAntiloqaist, «. Contradtdor, oposltor.
tAntimasistrical, a. Lo que so opoae d
ofldo dfe nufidrado.
tAntimantaeal, a. Antimaniiltioo.
Antlmaaqne, a. Espede de entremcs.
Antiministerial 6 Antimlalsterlalist, a. An
timlnisterlaL . [mon&rquioo.
Afitlmonarohic, Antimonarchlcal, a, Aod-
Antimonarchist, a Antimonarqoista.
Antimonlal, a, AntimoniaL
Antimony, a Aatimooio.
AntimoraUat, a AntimoraHsta
Antinational, «. AntinadonaL
Antinepbritie, a, AnthieAiUoo.
AntlnDraian, Antlnorolst, a Herejee quo
negaban la obligadoa de ooaiplir eon la
ley sagrada.
Anttnomiaaisaii, a HeregSa qoe aigga k
obligadon de la ley sagrada, y la neceeidad
de 1m baeaas obras.
Antinomy, a Antinomia. ftipapistleaw
Antipapal, AntipapistSeal, a, Ant^pal, aa-
Antlparaljrtlo, a, AntlparaUtioo.
Antipathetic, Antipathetical, a, Antlpdliot
Antipathctically, ad, Antlpat6dcament4v
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fAnttpatbons, a. Adreno.
AntlpaUiT, a. Anttpatio, tirria.
Antii^ndtam, t. Frontal de altar.
Antipestilentiai, a. AnUpestllenciaL
An tipb logistic, e.y.a. Antifloeistloo.
Aotiphon, AntiphoDj, 9. Antifona.
Antiphonal, Antiphonlcal, a Anti/5nioa
AntJphoual, Andphoner, a. Antifonal 6 anti-
fouaria
Aotlpbrasis, $. Antiftiuls 6 antifivse.
Antipodal, a Antipodal
Antlpodos, «. pi. Antipodal
Antipoison, ». Antidoto, contraroneno.
Antipope, s. Antipapa.
AntiprelaUc, AntiprolaUea],a. Aniiprel&tleo.
Antlprieet, $. AntisaeerdotaL [critas.
Antipriostcraft, «. Odio d lossaoerdotes hip6-
Antiprinciplc, a Prindpio opacsta
Antlprophet, «. Antiprolbta.
Antiqnarian, a. Anticnario. [dades.
Antiqoarianism, «. El gusto por las antigUe-
Antlqoarjr, a. Anticoarlo.
To Ajitlqiiate, va. Antlcnar.
Antiquated, a, Anticuado.
Anti^natednesa, Antiquatenesa, Antiqnar
lion, «. Anticuado, oMoleta [gnalla.
Antique, a. AntU^o. — 0. Antigiiedad ; antl'
Antiqneness, «. La calldad de sor antigno.
Antiquity, & Antieiiedad, los tiempos antl-
guos; ancianidaa. [ario.
Antirevolutionarj, a. y 9, Antirevoludon-
Antirevolutionist, «. Antirevolucionista.
Antisaoerdotal, a. Hostll 4 los saoerdotMi
Antlscii, «. pi. Antisciofli [soorb^doo.
Aotiscorbntic, Antiseorbutlcal, a, Antie-
Antiscrlpturlst. 9. Antlescritnrista.
Antiseptic, a. Antls6ptloo, antin6trido.
Antispasmodic, ct. Antiespasmodica
Antisplenetic, a. Antlesplenetlco.
Antispastic, a. Antispdsticos.
Antistropbe, «. Antistroflu [lamparonea.
Antlstramatic, a. Medicaznentos para curar
Antithosis, 9, Antitesis, contraste.
Antithetical, a. Antitds^Uco.
Antitrinltarian, «. Antitrinitarioe.
Antitypo, a. Antltipo.
Antitypical, a. Antitipico.
Antlvenereal, a. Antiveodroa
Antler, 9. Cercetaa.
Antlered, a. Lo que tlone astas ramosas.
Antodd, 9. (Qeog.) Anteoosw
Antre, «. Antro, cavema.
Anyil, & Tunque, bigomia. Th€ 9tock <ff
an anvU^ Ccpo de yunqne.
Anvilled, a. Formado 4 modo de yunque.
Anxiety, s. Ansia; aflicdon; afitn, anbela
Anxiou.\ a. Inquieto, ansioso, Impaciente.
Anxiously, ad, Ansioaamentei
Anxiousnesa, «. Ansia, ansicdad, anholo.
Any, a. Cnalqnier 6 cualqniera, algnn, algu<
no^ algana, toda Any-body, Algnno, cual-
qnicra. Any-how^ De cualouior mode
quo sea. Any-furtker^'UtAui^tM, Any-
more^MtA. Any-lonffer^MaaaMk, Any-
thing^ Alga Any'Wi9€^ ad. En algu
modo.
Aorist, 9, (Oram.) Aorlata
Aorta, 9. Aorta.
Apace, ad, Apriesa, prontamente.
ipagogical, a. Apagogico.
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Apart, <Md^ Aparte, A nn lada
Apartment, «. Cuarto, babitadon.
Anatnecio, ApatbisUcal, a, Apitioo, indo
lente, tndifi?rente, insensible.
Apatbist, 9, Hotubre apatioo 6 insensible.
Apathy, «. ApatJa.
Ape, 9. Mono. (Met) Mono, el qae imita.
To Ape, 9€U Monadaa, imitar, remeditf
hacer muecaa. [A' piQV^
Apeak, ad. Ferpendlcnlarmente. (NAu)
Apep^, «. (Mod.) Apepsla.
Aper, 9, Imitador ridicuio, bnfon.
Aperient, Aperiti\*e, a. Aperitivo.
tApert, a. Abierta
tApertion, Apertur^ 9. Abertora, rend^
tApertly, ad. Abiertamente.
tApertneas, a. Abertnra. elaridad
Apotalotts, a. (Bot ) Ap^talo.
Apex, 9. A'pice, dma.
Aphelion, (Astr.) Afcllo.
Apbilanthronr, a. FalU de fllantropla.
Aphony, «. Aibnia.
Aphorism, a. Aforismo. [rismoe
tAphorismer, Aphorist, «. Eacritor de afo-
Aphoristical, a. Sentendoso; aforistioa
Aphoristically, ad. Sentendoeamente.
Aphrodisiac, Aphrodisiacal, a. Afipodisbeo.
Aphtbn, 9. AftasL _
tado
»tlea
lioo^i
0 oao
der.
ApoIOKy, 9. Apologia, defiBiiaa:
Apopnlegmatlo, a. ApoflemAti
Apophthegm, a. Y. ApoUkegm,
Apoplectic, Apoplectieal, a. Apop16tiea
Apoplexy, «. Apopldia.
Apostasy, a. Apostana. [robe^dti
A.»^f.*. . *-*-*ata.— a Falso, p^rfldo,
Bt&Uco.
Apoeutar.
. Aoostemarse.
[6d.) Apostema, abeoesa
no, 9. Apoatema, abscem
enviado.
Diflte, 9. Apostolsda
cal, a, Apo8t6Ueo.
I.p06t61icamentei
La calidad de ser apoa
apost61ica.
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Apostrophe, «. Ap6strofe ; ap^strofa
Apostrophic, Apo&tropbical, a. Lo perteno-
oiente al «p69trofe.
To Apoetropbizo, f a. Apostrofiir.
ApostODie, «. V. Apo9t4m€,
Apothecary, «. Boticario. An apoUi«ca-
ty« nAop, Botica.
Apothegm, «. Apotegroa.
Apotheginatical, a. Apotegm&tica
ApotbcirmaUst^ a. Apotegmatista.
To Apothegmatize, m. Apot^maUxar.
Apothcoeis, «. Apot6o6iab
Ap«)zein, «. P6cima. [mayar, debllttarse.
To Anpall, va. Espantar, aterrar. — wu Dea-
Appailing, «. Espanto. [inj/.
f Appalment, «. Terror 6 miedo. V. Appall-
Appanage, «. Alimentos. [tentadoiu
Apparatus, «. Aparato, apareio ; tren, oa-
Apparel, k TniJe, vestido. Wearing ap-
parel^ Vestidoft.
To Apparel, va, Vostlr; adomar. [clerto.
Apparent a. Patente, manitlesto; aparente;
Apparantly, ad. Evidentemente, al parecer.
ApparentneB^ a. Claridad.
Apparition, «. Apariclon : vision, fkntasma.
Apparitor, t. Alepacil eclesi^tioa
tTo Appay, «a. satiafhoer. [bar.
tTo Appeach, va. Acasar; oensorar, repro-
tAppeacber, «. Acnsador.
tAppeaehment, a Acusaclon.
fo Appaal, on^ Apelar; llamar por teatiga
AppMl, c Apelacion.
Appealable, a. Apelable.
tAppealant, a Anelante.
Appealer, a, Apelante ; acosodor.
To Appear, Tn. Apareoer 6 apareocrse,
manuestarae; comparecer; parecer. /
toiU make it avjieat^ Yo lo h&re conatar.
Appearance, a. vlata; aparienda; com-
parecenda ; porte ; probabiHdad.
^ppearer, a. (For.) Coropareciente.
Appearing. «. La aodon de aparecer. (For.)
Compareoenda.
Appeaaable, a. A placable.
Appcaaableoeaa, •. Aplacabilidad.
To Appease, va. Aplacar, apaciguar, calmar.
Appeasement. 9. Paz, qoietad. [ficador.
Appeaser, «. Aplacador, recondllador, pad-
Appeaslre, a» £1 6 lo que aploca, oalina 6
recondlia.
Appellanoy, «. Apelacion.
Appellant, a. Apelante.— o^ Demandanto.
Appellate, Appellee, «. £i acnsada
Appellation, 9, Apelacion, denominadon,
nombro.
Appellative, «. Apelatlro. (Fam.) ApelUda
—a. Apelativo, comnn.
Appellatirely, ad. ApelatiTamente.
To Append, va, Colnr; a&adir, anezar.
appendage, Appendance, «. Pertenenda,
aoooeoria; apmdlce.
Appendant, a. Pendientc, colgante, anexo,
aocesorio. — «. Pertenenda, dependencia.
To Appendicate, vo. AAadir k otra coaa.
Appendication, «. Anezion. [ta
Appendix, «. Apendlce, adidon, aaplemoo-
Apperception, s. (FiU) Percepdon del co-
Doclmlento Interior.
To Appertain, im. Perteneoer. [etenta.
Appertaining^ Appertinent, a, Fertene-
APP
tAppertatnment, Appertenance, a. Pcrt»
nencta, dependencia. [cupisoencia
Appetence, Appetency, a. Bensualidad, con
Appetent, a. Muy deseoso.
tAppetibility, a. La calidad de ser deseablo
tAppetible, a. Apeteclble.
Appetite, a. Apotito; eeuanalidad; astc^jo.
To Applaud, iML Palmear, palmotear; alaoac
Applauder, a. £1 que aplaude, alabador.
Applause, «. Aplanso, alabanaa ptibUca.
Applausive, a. Xaudatorio.
Apple, a Manzaoa; nifia del ojo. Appl^
piAt Pastellllo de manzanas. [fonoei
Appliable 6 Applicable, a. Apllcabie, con*
AppHanoe,a.ApIicacion; recurso; atencioa
Applicability, Applicableness, «. Apilcabill-
dad.
Applicably, va. Aplicable.
Applicant, 8. El suplicanto.
tTo Applicate, t€L Aplicar.
Application, a. Aplicacion ; petidon. 7b
make application to^ Becnrrir i\ diri-
girse h. [cadero.
Applicative, Applicatory, a. Aplicable, apli-
Applicatory, «. Apllcatorlo.
Applier, 4. ApHcador, adaptador.
To Apply, tJO. Aplicar, Juntar; aproplar;
dcBtinar; aplicarse, dodicarse &; rccurrir.
CJonvenir.
To Appoint, tMi. Sefialar; docretar; snrtir;
nomorar, elegir. At the appointed Hme,
Al tiempo sefialado. Wdl appoinitd^
Bien equipado. — m. Ordenar.
Appolnter, «. Ordenador, director.
Appointment, «. Estlpnladon; mandato;
equipqje ; radon, sueldo.
To Apportion, fxz. Propordonar, proratear. ,
Apportioner, a Limitador, prorateador.
Apportionment, «. Prorates
ITo Appose, va. GnesUonar, examinar.
Appoeite, a. Adaptado, proplo.
Appositely, ad. A' proposlta
Appositeness, s. Adaptadon. [cion.
Apposition, «. AfladidunL (Onun.) Aposl-
Appositive, a. Aplicable. [estimar.
To Appraise, «a. Apreciar, valuar, taaar;
Appraisement, a Apredo, tasa, eetimacion.
Appraiser, a Apreciador, tasador, avalaador.
Appredable, a. Apredable. [ar.
To Appreciate, vn, Apreciar, estimar, valu*
Appreciater, a, Apreciador, estimador, ta-
sador.
Appredation, a. Yaluaclon, taaa, apredo.
To Apprehend, va. Aprehender, asir : pron-
der; comprendor, conccbir; recelar, to-
mer, fospechar.
Apprehonder, a Aprehendor.
Apprehensible, a. Comprensiblo, lo qne
paede comprenderse.
Apprehension, a Aprehonslon ; recelo, sos*
pecha, temor, presa, embargo, [reccloso.
Apprehensive. «. Aprehensivo, per^picaz;
Apprehensively, ad. Aprehcnsivamonto.
Apprehensirenees, a Aprehensibllidad.
Apprentice, a Aprendiz. Taprendiz.
To Apprentice, vo. Poner d aJgnno d<
tApprentlcehood, Apprenticeship, Appren*
tisage, a Aprcndiz^e. (Fig.) Pnielia, ex
per^nda.
To Apprise, ta. Informar, dar parte
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To A.i)priz6» €€k Infomur; sprodar, tassr.
V. 7d Appraise.
A^pprizemeutj & Avalao, tan, aprodo.
Apprizer, «. Avaluador, ta^ador.
To Approach, vn. Acercarse, aproximarao ;
pareoeriM L—v<L Aoarcar.
Approach, a. Aooeao. Approaches, pk
(Fort) AprochM, ataqneiw
Approacbor, «. £1 que ae acerca 6aproxliiia.
Approbation, a. Aprobacion.
Ajpprobatlve, Approbatorr, a. Aprobativo.
tTo Appropinquate, vn, Apropincuarae.
tAppropinquation, «. Apropincoacion.
Appropriable, a. Aproplable.
To Appropriate, tfo, Aproptar, deatinar;
•propiarse ; aplloar, aoomoUar.
Appropriate, a. Apropiado, doalioado para,
partioalar.
Appropriately, ad. Propiamente.
Appropriateneaa, «. ApUtad.
Appropriation, «. Apropiadon; efecto de
apropiar; eni^nacton de on benefldo.
Appropriator, «. Apropiador.
Approprietarj, c Apropiador secalar.
Approvable, a. Digno de aprobadon.
Approval, Approvauoe, Approvement, c
Aprobadon. Approvetnent^ (For.) El
tcstimonio de un reo que oonficsa au do-
lito y acosa & bus cdmplicefl. (Jercamien-
to y eoitivo de tierraa incultas.
To Approve, vo. Aprobar, gustar; prober.
To approve one^t et^ to one, Hacerse
agradablc 4 algnno.
Approver, a. Aprobador, aprobante. (Fur.)
m reo que acuaa k sua complices.
tApproxlmant, Approximate, a. Proximo,
Inmediato. [Acercarse.
To Approximate, co. Aproximar.--vn.
Approximation, a. Aproximadon.
Appulso, s, Choque, encnentro. [donda.
Appurtenance, I i^ot') AcUanto ; depen-
Appnrtenant, a. (For.) Pertencdente.
Aprioot, a. Albaricoqae ; damnaccx (Mex.)
Obabacano.
April,«.AbriL Y, AU-fooW-day.
Apron, a. Deynntal, delantal, mandlL (Art)
Planobada 6 plomada de caftcm. Apron
qfthe etem, (N4u.) Albltana 6 contraroda.
Aproned, a. Yeatido con delantaL
Apropos, ad. A' pr6poaito.
Apaldee, a. pi. (Aetr.) Abddea.
Apt, a. Apto, id6neo, propto ; indinado ;
pronto, vivo.
Apterous, a. (Ent) Aptera
Aptitad^ a. Aptitnd, idonddad, tendcnda.
Aptiv, ad. Aptamente.
Aptness, «. Y. Aptitude.
Apyrous, a. Incombustible.
Anaa«fortis, a. AgnaAierte. Aqua viia,
Agnardiente. Aqna regia, Agna rcgia.
Aquarius, a. (Astr.) Acoario.
Aqua-tinta, a. Acoatinta.
Aquatic, Aqnatile, a, Aeu&tico, aon&tlL
Aqueduct, a. Aeoeducto. (Mex.) CHafteria.
Aqueous, Aqnoee, a. Aeueo, acuosa
Aqneousnesa, Aqnodty, a. Aeuoeidad.
Aquiline, a. Agailelto.
fAquoae, a Acuoeo.
4rab, Arabian, a. A'rabe.
irabesqne, a. Ajrabesco.— 4. Lcngua aribiga.
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Arabiata, Arable, Anbical, & Ariiblgs^ ar*
bioo.
Arabically, ad A' manera de loa A'rabea.
Arabic, «. Lengoa ar&biga; el iovbe.
Aiabist, t. Persona versada en la leagna
aribiga. f crra labranliik
Arable, a. Labrantia AraM€ grotrnd^t^-
Arachnoidea, a. Aragn^idea.
A rack, a. Aguardiente de azAcar.
1To Araise, va, Levantar, elevar. ,
Araneoua, A Sem^ante 4 la telaraAa.
Aration, a. Aradura.
tAratory, a. Aratoria
Arbalist, e. Ballosta, aaetaai
Arbalister, a. Balleatero. [earie
Arbiter, a. Arbitro, arbitrador, comproml*
Arbitrable, a. Arbitrable.
Arbitrably. ad. A' diaeredon.
Arbitrament, a: Arbitrio. V. Arbitremeng
Arbitrarily, ad, Arbitrarlamente.
Arbitrariness, e. Arbitrariedad, deepoCismo.
tArbitrarioua, O. Arbitrarla
tArbitrarionalr, ad^ Deep6ticamente.
Arbitrary, a. Arbltrarlo, deep6Uoa.
To Arbitrate, «& Arbitrar.
Arbitration, «. Arbitrameoto, compromise
Arbitrator, «. Arbitrador. Arbitra
Arbltratrix, Arbitres^ f< Arbitradora.
Arbltrement, a. Arbitrio, coropromiao.
Arbor, a. Emparrado, glorleta. [rea
tArborary, Arboreous, Arborons, a. Arb4-
Arborescent, a. Arboreeoente.
Arboret, & ArboUllo, arbusto.
Arborist, a. Arbolista. •
Arbusde, a. Arbnstiila
Arbute, a. (Bot) FreeaL
Arbutean, a. Lo pertenedente al trcmL
Arc, a, Aroo de c&culo.
Arcade, e. Arcada.
Arcadian, a. Areadio, ircade.
tArcane, a. Arcane, misterioea
Arcanum, e. Arcane.— ;p^ Arcana.
Arch, a. Arco.
To Arch, v& Abovedar.
Arch, a. Prindpal; travieso; insigM, in
lame. An arck uag, Un gran peifllaa
Archeology, a. Arqaeologia.
Arohalam. 9. Areaismo. [ert«
Archangel, e. Aro4ngeL (Bot) Ortlga ma
Archangelical, a. ArcangelicaL
Archapostle, «. Ap6atol prindpal
Archardiiteet, a. Arquitecto supremo.
Archbishop, a. Arsoblspo.
Archbbhoprie, a Arzobiapada
Archbntlder, «. Arquitecto prindpal
Arcbohanter, a. Cantor prindpal
Archchomio, a. Qu&mieo principal.
Archconapirator, %, Gonsplndor i^riadpal
Arcboritio, a, Oritioon.
Arohdeaoon, a. Aroediano. [dianaloi
Archdeaconry, Arohdeaconshf, a. Ar6»
Arehdivine, e. Te61ogo prindpiil
Arobducal a. Arcbidiittl
Archduchcfls, ef. Arehidnqoeaa.
Archduke, e. Archldaqne.
Archdukedom, 9, Arehldocado.
Arched, a, Arqueado. \p^
Archenemy, a. El gran enemigo; tl detae
Archer, a. Arquero.
ArcheresB, »/, Arquera.
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infaery, «. £1 tite d6 (irar ooft aroo y ilooba.
4rcb«>-ooart, «. Un triboaal eoleaUsUco de
L6odra& (tipa
&.rchetypa], ^ Lo |)«rtoii«etenfee al arqu^
^Lrob«typ«, a ArqiMtipav patroa 6 nodelo.
Aj-cbfeioBt 8. Iteo prlnclpia. [mlco mortaL
A.rchfl6Bd, «L Bl demonio, el dkbio, el eiie-
tArcbflameii, 8. Saoerdote principal de ioe
pagaitofi.
Ivehflatterer, a. Onui advladvr.
Archfbandor, a. Fundador principal.
Archgovernor, a. Qoberaador en jefe.
A.rchbereev, ». Herejia graadjiima.
Arcbhetetio, a. Ilepesiarca.
Arcbhypoorite, «. Htoooiton, saBtniroo.
Arcbiater, a Protomedioa
Ajtsblcal, a. PrindjnU, piimarlo. (no.
Archidiaconal, a. rerteneoleote «I aroeuia>
Arehieptaoopaoy, & Disnidad de anoM^nx
Arehiepiaoepal, a AqnlepiaoopaL
Archil, a. (Bot.) Arabllla.
Archipelago, 8. Archipi^kso.
Architect, A Arquiteoto, lUarife.
Architectonic, tArchitectonical, «. Arqol-
tect6niooi
tArchltectresa, ^, Arqoitecta.
Archit«ctnral, a. Arqall6cyceb
Arcbiteotare, a. Arquiteotnra.
Architrave, 8. Arquitrabe.
Archive, a, Archivo.
Archivist, 8, ArohlvistiL
Arcblilce, a, Fabricado oomo arco.
Arcttly, ad. Astntamente, satUmente, con
picardia.
Archmagh^ian, 8. Archimago.
Ardinesa, A Traveaura, astuoia, sntilexa.
Arohpaator, a. Jeencriato. [prindpal.
Arobphlloeopher. a. Archiflh^Ms flmolb
ArcbpiUar, «. Colaaa principal
Archpoet, «. Y. PoH iMureat.
Arcbpolitidan, $. Folittco proAindisimo*
Arohprehitie, «. Ardpreatoi
Archprieat, a. Saeerdote {MrindpaL
Archprimate, «. Primedo prinoipaL
Axobprophet, 8. Profela principal.
Arebproteetant, 8. Proteatanto dlBtingaido.
Archrobel, c Bebelde prlndpaL [monio.
Ar«h traitor, a. Traidor gnuuUalmo; el de-
Archtreasurer, a. Tesorero mayor.
Archtyraat, 8. £1 tirano 6 dtewta grande.
Arohvilbiln, a. Bellaconaao, picaron.
Arcbvillany, a. BeUaqneria grande.
Archwise, a. En flgora de aroo.
Arctation, a. Angoatera.
Arctic, a. A'rtioo, aeptentrionaL
Arcoato, a. Arqaoado,
Arcnation, a. Corvatora.
Arcubaliat. a. Balleato.
Arcubaliater, a. Ballcetero. [ansia, calor.
Ardeocgr, Ardentneas, a. Ardor, ardentla.
Ardent, a. AxvUente; vebemente; apaeions*
da
Ardently, ad. Ardiontemente.
Ardor, «. Ardor, calor: paaion.
AMuoaa, a. A'rduo: dlndL
Ardaouaiy, acU A'rdutmente.
^rea, 8. A'rea, eapaoio. [secarae.
Arelhction, a. La aodon y efecto de aecar 6
Vo Ardy, va, Beear.
Arena, «. Arena, para las Inchas.
ARM
Arenaoeooa, Areaoae, a, Arenlsoe, areaofv*.
Areola, 8. (Aoat) Areola.
Areometer, 8. AreemetrA.
Areopagite, 8. Areopi^tik
Argal, Algol, a. T4rtaro. (doe de amiaa
Argent, a. (Uer^ Blanco; platia, en lea escti
Ai^talioK, a. La aodoa oe pbitear. nia
Argentine, a. Arsentino,8onorp oomo lapla-
ArgiL a. Ardlla, barro. Y. Alumina,
Aigillaoeoua, Argillooa, a. Ardlloeo.
Argosy, a. Bi|jel grande mercanta
To Aj^e, vn. Baaonar, dlaputar, discurrlt
— w*. Probar; argiiir.
Argner, a. Argimientador.
Ai^uing, & Al^mento.
Argument, 8. Argiuscnto, tema, aMiBl9>
proeba. (FerJ Alegato. Coatrover8i&
Argumental, a, Todo lo que perteaooe 4 ke
argomentoa.
Argumentation, a. AtignmeatadoB.
Aiguraentative, a. ArgumcataUva
Argamentatively, ad. ArguD»entativameali
fFo Argumentise, en. Argumentar.
tArgute, a. Agudo, autIL
tArsuteaesa, a. Arguda, antlleza.
Aria, a. (Mua.) A'rb.
Arlan, «. Arriono.
Ariaoiam, a. Arrianlsmo.
Arid. a. A'rido, aeco.
Aridity, a. Aridea, acqucdad, fUta do ferver,
Aries, a. (A«tr.) Aries.
tTo Arietate, vtK Topotar oomo camero.
tArietaaon, «. Topotada, oabeiada.
Arietta, 8. (Mus.) Arieta. [Rectiflcar
Aright, a<f . liectamcn te. bien. To mt arigJiM^
Ariolatioa, a. Adivinacfbn.
To Arise, tfrt. V. To Rise.
Arista, A (Bot) Arista. V. -4am.
Aristarchua, 8, Aristarco.
Aristocracy, «. Aristocrada.
Aristocrat, a. Arist6crata.
Aristocratio, Aristocratlcal, a. Arlstocrutlcr
Aristocratically, ad, Aiistocriticamenta
Aristotelio, a,y 8, Aiistot6Uco.
Arithniancy, a. Aritmancia.
Arithmetic, a. Aritm^tica.
Arithmetical, a, Aritra^tico.
Arithmetician, a. Aritm6tico.
Ark, ai Area.
Arlet, a. (Bot) E^)cde de comino.
Arm, a. Brazo; rama do urbol; brazo de
mar;brazo,poder. AnrCn reach, Mcaxitt^
To Arm, ta. Armar; aprestar. — rn. Levan
tar tropes: armarso.
Armada, & Armada.
Armadillo, a. Armadillo.
Armament, a. Armomento.
Armamentary, a. Armeriik V. Armorf,
Armature, a. Armadura.
Armed, a. Armada
Armenian Bole, 8. Y. BU^
ArmAil. a. Brazada.
Armhoie, a. 8obaca
Armiger, 8. Armigero, caballero; escudero
Armigeroua, a, Armigera [Esfera armllar
Armillory, a. Armilar. ArmiUary 8phfir4
ArmiUated, a. Lo que Uene armillaa.
Arminss, 8. pL (NAu.) Empaveeadaa
Arminbui, a. y a. Arminiano.
Armipotenoe, a. Armlpotenda
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irmlpotent, a. Armipotente.
ArmlBODOos, a. Sonoro oomo la annadnra.
Annistioe, «. Annisticio.
Armleaa, a. Deaarmado, doabrazado.
Armfet, 9. Brasaek); brazal 6 bracaleto.
Annor, 9. Armadnra.
Armor-bearer, «. Esondero.
Armorer. «. Airmero; armador.
Armorial, a. Lo qne perteneoe al eeoc'<do de
armas de alguna fitmllla.
Armorlc, Armoricao, a. Arm6rico.
Armory, a Armeria ; Inalgnlas geneal^glcaa.
Armpit, «L Bobaoo.
Arms, «. j^ Armaa. 7b arms / A' las ar-
mas; gnerra. (Blaa.) Armas. 8ids^rm$^
Anna blanca.
Army, «. £;j6rcito : mnltitod.
Arnatto, Amotto, Y. AnnoUo.
Aroma, «. (Qaim.) Aroma.
Aromatic, AromaUcal, a. Arom&tloo, flra-
grante; odorifero.
Aromatics, «. pU Aromas, espeeias.
To Aromatize, vcu AromaUzar. ^
Aromatizer, «. Aromatizador.
Arose, pr^ del verbo To ArUe,
Around, prfp. En, cerca. — ad. Al rededor.
To Arouse, va* Despertar; ezdtar.
Arow, ad, £n flla, en lineak
Aroynt, ifU. (Ant) AAiera, fticra.
Arqaebose, «. Arcabuz.
Arrack, & Arak. V. Arack.
To Arraign, tjo. (For.) CJltar, delatar en justl-
. cia; acusar; oolocar, arreglar.
Arraignment, «. (For.) £mplazamiento ; scn-
sacion; proceso; presonlacion. [oordar.
To Arrange, va, Colocar, arreglar. — wk Con-
Arrangement, «. Colocacion, drden, arreglo.
(Fig.) Mcdida, providencia.
. Arranger, & Trazador, arreglador.
Arrant a, Malo, perverse. An arrant
thUf^ Ladron fkmoso. An. arrttntjbol,
(Fam.) Tonto de marca.
Arrantly, ad. Vergonzosamente.
. Arras, «. Tapiceria de Arras en Flandos.
Array, 8. Aaomo, vestldo ; 6rden do batalla.
To Array, «a. Colocar, poner en 6rden ; vea-
tir, adomar.
Arrear, a. Caidos; atraso.
Arrearage, «. Atrasos, caidos.
Arrentatlon, a. Liconcia para cercar las tier-
ras que esUin sembradas en nn boaqne.
fArrcptitious, s. Arrebatado por (herza; In-
trodncido privadamento ; loco, insano;
arrepticio. [sto.
.Arrest, «. Embargo de blence; prlslon, arre-
To Arrest, va. Arrester, prcnder k las per-
sonas; cmbargar; Irapcdir, dctener, atajar.
tArret, a. DeereVo, auto, sentencla.
fTo Arride, f>a. Heir, agradar, contentar.
Arrival, a. Arrlbo, llegada; logro.
To Arrive, vn. Arrlbar, Ilegar; lograr, oon-
scguir ; succder, acontecer. — ro. Alcanzar.
Arrogance, Arrogancy, Arrogantness, a. Ar-
rogancia, orguUo, altivez, preaunctoa.
Arrogant, a. Arrc^ante, orgulloso, altlvo, In-
solente.
irrogantly, ad. AiTogantemonte. [bolrse.
To Arrogate, «a. Arrogarso, usurpur; atri-
Arrogation, *. Arrogadon.
Arrogative, a. Arrogatlvo.
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Arrow, a. Flecha, saeta. ^rroto-rooC, PoIv«
de la raiz. [aaotae
Arrowy, a. Lo que oonsta de fletan^ 4
Arse, a. Culo, trasero nalgaa.
Arsenal, «. Arsenal, almaoen da armaa.
Arsoni^ee, a. Arseniatos.
Arsenic, «. Arsenioo.
Arsenical, a. Arsenical
Arson, a. Incendio de intento.
Art, a. Arte; clenda ; ofldo; caatela, malW
Arterial, a. Arterial
Arterlotomy, a Arterlotomia.
Artery, c. Arteria.
ArtAiI. a. Artifldaso; arttfldal ; Mtnte.
Artfblly, cut. Artifldosamente.
Artfulness, a Arte, astuda, industria.
Arthritic, Arthritical, 9, Artriticot art^ico.
Arthritis, 9. Artritis.
Artichoke, a. (Bot) Alcacbofk
Article, 9. Articnio, como a^ to, Ac ; aiiioii*
lo, parte 6 division ; t^rmlno, cetipuladoa.
To Artide, vn. Capitular, pactar, convenlr.
—va. Colocar en articnlos dlstintoa. n
article one for treason^ Acusar A alguno
por delito de alta traidon.
Articular, a. Articular.
Artieularly, ad-. Articuladamente.
Articulate, a. Articulado.
To Articulate, va. Articnilar ; former algnn
oonvenlo por articulos; fwrmar nndoa —
vn. nablar dlstintamente.
Articulately, ad. Articuladamente. [lada
Articulatonees, a. La calidad de ser artica-
Articulation, a. Articnladon, nudo en Jai
plantas.
Ariifloe, 9. Artiflcto, engaflo, estratagenoa,
treta, arteria; ofldo mecAnioo, indosMa.
Artificer, a Artifice, artesanot artista; hom-
bre artificiofio. fartifldoeot.
Artifidal. Artifldon^ a. Artlfidal; flngldo;
Artifldaliy, ad. Artiflclalmente.
Artifidalnefls, a. Arte, astuda. [artillero.
ArUUery, a. Arttlleria. ArUUery-man,Vn
Artisan, a. Artlsta; artesana
Artist, 9. Artista; maestro en su profcdoii.
Artiees, a. Natural, sendllo, simple. (Fam.)
Chabacano.
Artiessly, ad. Bendllamente, natoraknente^
ArUeesnoBS, a. Sencillez.
tArtaman, a. llombre instmido en las arta&
Arundinaoeons, Arundineous, a. AmndinA-
oea
Aruspice, Amspex, a. Ar(iBp\ce.
Aruspicy, a. Aruspidna.
As, cortj. Como, dd mismo modo; mtefr
tras; Igualmente; se usa en senUdo red*
prooo y corremonde con so. J« ao, A4
como, ad tambien. A9 for^ «ra lo, Ka
cuanto A, por lo que toca A B^nn come.
A9 Indica d tiempo, y el lugar, y entAncet
se traduce eomo^ 6 a2, t laa mas Teoea do
so mendona ; «. g.^ As hetoas at the do^r,
EstandoAl Alapuerta. Ae though^ Como
sL A9 v>dl a9y Tan bien 6 taa boeno
como. A9 it <a, Asi como asi. Aeiot
me. En cuanto A mi A9 big %igaiti, Doa
vecee tan grande.
Asatotida, a. Asafttida. fbacaia '
Aaarabacca, Asarum. a (Hot) A'sard. aaira
Asbestine, a. Asbesttno, incombustible^
Digitized by VjOOQ iC
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Asbestos, «L Asbesto 6 amkuito.
Ascvldea, «. Ajsduidee, lombriclllas. Ttar.
To Asoepd, vn, y a. Ascender, subir ; ftdekn-
▲soADdablc. a. Ascendlble. [dlente.
Ascendant, '«. Aliora: Infli^o, poder; asoen-
Ascendant, a. Ascendlente; predominante.
Ascendency, «. Ascendlente, inflojo.
Ascension, «. Ascension.
Asceuhional, a. (Astr.) AseenstonaL
Ascent, «. Subida; emlnenda, altura.
To Ascertain, to, As^^orar, establecer, aflr-
mar. [oer.
Ascertainable, a, Lo que se pnede estable-
Isc^rtalner, «. El one pmeba 6 establece.
JbSoertainment, «. uegfa f^a j determlnada.
Ascetic a. Asc6tico.— «. Asceta.
Asoedclsin, », Ascetldsnio.
Ascii, «. (Oeo.) Asdos.
Ascites, «. Ascitis.
Ascitic AsdticaL a. AscHlco, hidr6pico.
Ascititiooa, a, Adlciona], lo que se a&ade 6
snple. V. Ad8eitUiou9.
Ascrlbable, a, Aplicable. [car ; a^jndlcar.
To Ascribe, «a. Adscribir; atribuir, acba>
Ascription, 8. Atribncion.
Asb. «. Fresno. Axh^grovs^ Fresneda.
To Ashame, Y. 7b 8ham^
Ashamed, a. Avergonzado, Tergonzoeo. 7b
be a»hamed^ Trner ver^^enza, sonrojarse.
Ashamedly, ad. Vergonzoaamente.
Asb-eolored, cl Geniclonta [fiasco 6 bi^io.
AshelC ad. (Niu.) Arrimado sobro un pe-
Ashen, ct, Hecho de fresno.
Ashes, ». pi. Ceniza 6 cenizas.
Ashlar, ». Las piedras en bnta
Ashlerlng, «. Ligazones qne snben 4 los oa-
brkoe del techo en las gnardlllas.
Ashore, ad. £n tierra, & tierra. 7b ffet
a^iore^ Desembarcar.
Ash-tnb. 9. Cenicoro.
Ash- Wednesday, a. Bfi6reole8 de oenlza.
Ashweed, «. (Bot) Angelica, planta.
Ashy, a. Conlclenta
A&hy-pale, a, PAlido como ceniza.
Asian, Asiatic a, AsiftUco.
Asiaticism, «. A<iiaticismo, oriental
Aside, ad. Al lado, & an lado; & parte. 7b
lay oHde^ Despreciar, desechar; aban-
donar.
Asinary, Asinine, a. Aslnino, asnal
To Ask, va, Pedlr, rogar; preguntar.— vn.
Boscar, inquirir.
Askance, ad. Ai 8<«go, al soslaya
Asker, a. Inqnlridor; snplicante. Aaker d
Aitk^ Especie de lagartya.
Askev, ad. Al lado; con desden.
Aslant, ad. ObUcnamenteu
Asleep, ad. Donnido. ToJiiU aaU^, Dor-
rairae. Myjoat is asleep^ 8e me na dor-
mido el pie.
Aslope, ad. Al 8es|!o.
Asp, Aspic «. A'spld.
Aspalathos, «. (Bot.) Aspalato.
Asparagus, «. Esparrago.
Aspect, a. Aspeeto, serablante; mlrada.
Aspen, 8, Alamo temblon.
Aspen, a. Pertenecionte al Alamo temblon.
Asper, a. Aspro 6 ispero, moneda de Tar-
^nia.
1V> Asperate^ va. Hacer ispera algnna cosa.
ASS
Asperatlon, «. £1 acto de hacer dspera algu
naoosa.
Asperifoliooa, a. (Bot) Dioese do las plan
tas qne tienen asperas las hqjas.
Asperity, a. Aspereza.
To Asperse, wl Difamar, calamntar.
Asperser, a. Infkmador.
Aspersion, a. Defamacion; taoba, desboDM
eslnmnia; aspersion.
Aspbaltnm, 9. Aaflilta
Asphodel, «. (BoL) Asfbdelo 6 gamoa
Asphyxia, a. (Med.) Asflzia.
Aspic (Oil ofi SL Acelto de espllego.
Aspirant, a. Asplrante, el candidato.
To Aspirate, «a.Aspirar.
Aspirate, a. Aspirado.
Aspiration, f, Anhelo; aroblcion. [plar.
To Aspire, vn. Asplrar, pretender.— int. Bo*
Asplrer, a. Aspirantc oandldato.
Aspiring, a. Pretension, deeeo de algim em
pleo 6 dignidad.
Asportation, «. Extracclon.
Aaqnlnt, a(f>. De 6 al aoalayo, de traves.
Asa, «. Burro, Jumento. A young om^
PoUina (Fig.) Tonto, bcstia.
To Assail, va. Acometer, invadir, asaltar.
Assailable, a. Lo qne paede ser asaltado.
Assailant, a. Asaltador, acometedor.
Assailant, Aasailer, a. Acometedor, asalta-
dor, agresor, embestidor. [metidik
Assailment, a. Asalto, acometlmiento, aoo-
Assassin, Assassinator, a. Asesino.
To Assassinate, va. Asesinar.
Assassination, 9. Asesinato. [to ; insnlta
Assault, a. Asalto; invasion; acometimien*
To Assault, TO. Acometer, invadir, insultar.
Assaultable, a. (Mil.) Lo qne puede ser
asaltado.
Assaulter, a Agresor 6 ii^Justo invasor.
Assay, a. Ensayo, examen ; reconodmiento
de pesos y medldas por el fiel; expert-
mento; vtuor; ensaye. Ttar.
To Assay, va. Ensarar ; experimeotar ; ten
Assayer, a. Ensayador.
Aaaaying, a Ensayo. (Mda.) Prelndia
Assembu^^ a. Coiecclon, agregado ; asam-
blea, mnltitud. [union, oongregadon.
tAssemblance, «. Aparieneia; Junta, re-
To Assemble va. Congregar, convocar.—
vn. Jnntarse 6 unirse en Junta.
Assembler, a. £1 que se Junta con otros.
Assembling, a. La accion dejuntarse.
Assembly, a. Aaamblea. Junta, congroso.
Assembly-room, a. Sala de Juntas.
Assent, a. Asenso; oonsentimiento; confc*
sion, reconodmiento; aprobacion.
To Assent, vn. Asentta'; aprobar.
Assentation, «. Condescondenda, lisoi^a,
oompiacenola b^ja.
Assenter, a. Consentldor, favorecedor.
To Assert, vo. Soetener, defender: aflrmai^
ascgurar; alegar deredio A alguna coaa.
Assertion, a. Aserdon, aflrmadon.
Assertor, « Aflrnuidor, defensor.
Assertory, a. Aflrmativo: declaratoria
Assess, Assessment, a. AmiUaramiento, 4
taaa de los Impuestosi
To Aaseas, va. Amillarar. [da
Assessable, a. Lo que puode ser amillar*'
Assessionary, a. Lo perteneciente al asosor.
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iHesson s. Asesor, el letredo qua acompv
Ha al jucz lego; Usador de UDpaeetos 6
gabelas.
Assets, «. pL Capful, caadal, fondoei
To Assoverato, va, Asevcrar, aflrmar.
Afiseveratioivs. As^veraoioD, proUsta.
Astfhead, «. Tonto, eslApido.
Assiduity, 9, Asidaidad, aplicadon.
Assidnons, a. Asiduo, conatante.
AssldQoosIj, ad. Conataateniente, de con>
tJoiio, alD oesar.
A58lduonsne»s *- Diligenda, asidntdad.
Assientoi, *. Asiento para el sortido de ne-
gros en los doaiinios eapafioles.
To Aasigo, va, Asignar, eefialar, desUnar,
disputar.-ceder.
Aasign, «. (For.) CesIoDarla
A«eigDable, a. Asignable. [rl6 en Franda.
Aftsignat, s. Asignado, papel luoneda qae cor-
Assignation, «. Abignadon ; rouuncia, traalar
don.
Assignee, «. Poderhabiente, apoderada
(For.) Ceaionario. [Uesionifita.
A6si<mer, a. Asignante, trasfcrcnte. (For.^
Assignment, 9. Aslgnacion. ceslon. (For.)
Eecritura de cesiun de bionea.
A.ssiaiilable, a. Semdable.
To Aseimilate, va, ileemqjar; convertir. —
vn. Cunverilr el aliraento en quilo.
Assimilation, a. ABioillacion ; aem^anza.
AsaimiiatiTe, a, Asimilativo.
Asaimulation, «. V. DUsimtdation.
To Assist, va. Aaisiir, ayadar, aiudUar.—
vn. I'resendar.
Aasistanoe, «. Asistenda, anxIUo, presenda.
Assistant, «. Asiatente, ayudante, auxUiar.
Assister, «. Aaistente, ayudador.
Afisistless, a. Desomparado, abandonado.
Assize, ». Tribanal de jusUcia que se renne
doB veoes al aHo en cada condado de In-
glaterra para decldir las causas civlles y
criminales ; ley 6 decroto para arreglar y
Qjar el peso y nredo del pan ; poetura,
arancoL (Mex.) Calicata.
Assizer, b. Fiel almotoccu.
Asslike, a. Aainino, burricnno.
Associable, a. Sodable.
To Assodate, va, Asociar.— vn. Asoclarse.
Associate, a. AsociadOi confederado.— «
Sodo, compaflerok [paftia, cabala.
Association, a. Asociaclon, sociedad^ com-
Aasociator. a. CJonfederado. [solver.
YTo AsBoil, va* Besolvor, responder; ab-
Assonanoe, f, Asonancia.
Assonant, a. Aaonanto. [dasiflcar.
To Assort, va. Colocar, poner en drden;
Assortment, «. Surtido.
To Assuage, va. Mitigar, apadguar, calmar,
Biuvizar.— «n. Dismlnuir, desbincharse.
Assuagement, «. Hltigacion, calma.
Vssnager, ». Apaoiguador.
Asauasivo, a. MiUrativo.
To Assume, va, Tomar; usurpar; presu-
mir. — vn, Arrogarae, i^iroptane.
Issumer, a. Hombre arrogante.
Vssuming, a. Arrogante, presumido.
assumpsit, 9. (For.) Promeaa voluntaria y
yerbal; pacto, contrato.
issnm^tion, «. Aproplacion; asundon de
la Virgen Mar'w asundon.
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Assumptive, a. Aproplado.
Assurance, «. Seguridad; finneza; dflMar»
flanza; arrojo.
To Assure, va. Asegurar. [vido
Assured, a, Seguro, cierto; descarado, atro-
Assurodly, ad. Ciertamente, ain duda.
Assuredness, a. Orteza, seguridad.
Assurer, a. Asegurador.
Asterisk, a. Asterisco.
Aaterism, a. (Aatr.) Consteladon.
Aaterites, a. Y. AatroUe,
Astern, ad. (Ndn.) For la popa.
Aathenic, a, Aattoico^ flaouw
Asthma, a. Asm&
Asthmatic, Astbmatieal, a. Aam&tica
Asthmatic, a. Asmi^tica [prender.
To Astonish, va, Aaombrar, pasmar, aor
Aatonisbingly, ad. Asombroaamente.
Astonishment, a. Pasmo, aaombro, espanto,
sorpresa. [blar, en^tenar.
To Astound, va. V. To -4«tonA— <>n. Tern-
Astraddle, ad. A' borc^jadas.
Aatrasal, a. (Arqult) Aatrigalow
Astral, a. Astral.
Astray, ad. Deaviado, descaminado. To go
astray^ Descaminarse, oxtraviaisa To
lead aa^ay^ (Fig.) Desviar.
To Aatrict, va. Astringir, estrefllr.
Astriction, a. Astricdon.
Astride, ad. A' horcAJcdAS.
To Astringe, va. Astringir.
Astrlogency, a. Aatriccion.
Astringent, a. Astringente. — «. Astringent
prineipU, (Quhn.) Prlnciplo aatringenia
Astrography, «. Astrograf ia.
Astroite, f, Astrolte.
Astrolabe, a. Aatrolabio.
Astrologer, «. Astr61ogo.
AstTologic, Astrological, o, Astroluglca
Aatrologically, ad. Astrol^gicamenie.
Astrology, e. Aatrologia.
Astronomer, a. Astr6nomo.
Astronomic, Astronomical, a. Astrondmica
Astronomically, ad. Astroii6micanionte.
Astronomy, a. Astrouomia.
Astro-tlieology, & Astroteologia.
Astrut, ad. Pomposamento.
Aatute, a. Astuto, agndo.
Asnnder, ad, Scparadamente, fi parte.
Asylum, a. Aailo, refiigio. [donada
A&ymmetral, Asymmetrical, a. Despropor*
Aaymmetry, a. Asimetria, despropordoo.
Asyndeton, a. (Ket) Aaindeton.
At, prep. A', en. At once^ De un golpo, a
la vez, de una vez, al inatante. At nn
time, Nnnoa, Jaoiaa. At la«t 6 at Ungt\
Por fin, al fin. At moat. A' lo mas. Ai
^«<»A'lom6nos. .^<&«K,Guandomcjor.
Ate. prct^ito del verbo To EaL
Ateilan, «. y a. (Ant) Bepreaentacion dra
m^tica 6 satirlca.
Atbanaslan, 9,j a. Atanasiano. el que sigui
la doctrina de S. Atanosio, o lo que per
tenoce k au credo.
Atheism, a. Ateismo.
Atheist, a. Ateista 6 ateo.
Atheistic Athciatical, a, Impio, rteista.
AtheisUcally, ad. Impiamente.
tAtheoua, a. V. AthHatic
Atbirst, ad. Sodiento.
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AtbUta, «. Atlota.
Athletic, a. Atl^ico; fherttf, vlgoroso.
Athwart, prep. Aidi travee, de travee. por
«I tMYoa. Aikwart ihs forepot, (N^u.)
Por el tntves de ht goija.— <u2. A' tuertaa.
AUlt, ad. En ademan de dar una eetocada;
en postnra de un barril empinado.
Atlantean, a. Lo perteneciente al Atlanteu
Atlantic, a. v «. AUdnUoo. [Tela de seda.
Atlas, c. A'ttaa. (Arq.) Atiaute h telamon.
Atmoflphere, tt, Atmoaiera.
Atmotpherical, a. AtmoeCMco.
Atom, A A'toma
Atomic, Atomlcal, a. Atdmico.
Atomlnm, «. Atomolsmo.
Atomist, «. Atomista.
AlomUkci <>• Sem^ante al 4toma
Tc Atone, to. Eicpiar; apacigaar, aplacar.—
«n. Equivaler. rpiciadon, sacrifido.
Atonement, a. Concord; expiacion; pro-
Atoner, %, Seeonciliador, apac^xuador.
Atonic, (U Him,
Atonj, a. Atonia.
Atop, ad, Endma, en la punta.
Atrabilarlan, Atrabilarloua, a. Atrabiliaria
Atramental, Atramentooa, a. Kegra
Atrocious, a. Atroz, enorme.
Atrociously, ad. Atrozmento. [mldad.
Atroclousnesa, Atrodtjr, «. Atroddad, cnur-
Atrophy, a. (M6d.) Atrofla.
To Attach, txi, Frender, agarrar, coger.
(For.)£mbargar,8ecue6trar; ganar. — vr.
Adberirse.
Attachment, «. Amlstad, enlace, afecto, ad*
besion ; prcsa. (For.) Embargo, aecues-
tro.
To Attack, va, Atacar, acoroeter ; impognar.
Attack, a. Ataque, acumetimlonto, embca-
tida.
Attacker, t. Atacador, acometedor.
To Attain, va. Ganar, conseguir, logror, al*
canzar.
Attainable, a. Aseqaible.
Attainablenesa, «. Probabilldad de alcuizar.
Attainder, a. (For.) Impntacion; mancha,
tacha. [qne se protende.
Attainment, «. Logro, consecndon de lo
To Attaint, tw. CJonveuccr do algun dellto;
corrompcr, viciar.
Atuint, «. Mancha. (For.) Ante Jnridica
Attainment, a. £1 estado de baber side con-
venddo de algmi delito.
Attainture, a. Deabomra. Y. AUainder,
To Attemper, va, Atemperar diliiir, moz-
dar.
To Attempt, va. Intentai, atentar; arriea-
gar; atacar; ten tar: probar, ensajor. —
vn, Proconu'; tirar a, pretender.
Ittempt, «L Ataqne; empresa, atentado, ex-
perimento peUgroso, «&Aierzo; tentativa.
Attemptable, a. Espaosto & ser atacado.
Attempter, «. Emprendedor.
To Attend, va. A tender, esacbar; servir,
asistir; acompaAar; presentarse, compa-
recer; esperar; tracr tras de si. — m, Es-
perar; tardar; considerar. To attend a
huHius^ Tcner h sn cargo an negodo.
Jb bs attended withy Cansar, acarrear.
Attendance, a. 0>rtc obseqnio ; tren, s^qni-
to, ocmlUva ; servicio ; ntencion. (Fam).
^ AUB
To dance aUendanoe, Eatar de plantoi^
6 de puste.
Attendant, «. Slrrlente; oortesano; acom
panante; cortqjo, galan. Attendant^
Dubaltarnos; tren.
Attender, «. Companero. aodo.
tAttent, a, Atento.
Attentatoa, «. pL Atentado. Uou
Attention, a. Atonclon, mbramlento, reflex
Attentive, a, Atento
Attentively, ad. Atentamente.
Attentiveness, «. V. Attention,
Attenoant, a. Atenuante.
To Attenuate, va. Atenoar, adelgazar.
Attenuate, a. Atenuado, delgado.
Attenuation, a. Atennadon.
To Attest, va, Atestlguar, dedarar, aflrmar j
conflrmar. (For.) I aUett^ Doy fe.
Attest, Attestation, a. Atestadon; prueba.
testimonlo.
Attestor, a. Teatigo.
Attic, & Deavan, guardilla.— a. y a. A'tico,
natural de A'tica y lo pertenealente k ella
Attic, Attioil, & A^tico, agudo, julcioso, pi-
cante; aplicase al estila
Atticism, a. Atidsmo.
To Attidze, vn. Hacer oso de atleismos.
To Attire, va, Ataviar, adornar, vestir.
Attire, ». Atavio, adorno ; astas de denro.
Attirer, a. Adomador. [ral
Attiring, a. Cofia, eaoofieta ; vestido en gene
Attitade, a. Actitud, postura, gesto.
Attollent, a. Lo que levanta 6 eleva.
To Attorn, vn, Traaferir los bicnos 6 dere*
chos & otro.
To Attorn, va. Rcconocer & an naevo posee-
dor de los bienea, y aometerse k sua de.
rechoflL
Attorney, a. Procnrador, apoderado. Lettet
qf attorn <^, P oder, procuracloiL V. /'roo-
tor y Solicitor, [sindico general
Attorney-general, a. Flscar^ procurador 6
AttomeyBbip, a. Proctiraduna.
Attornment, «. Cesion de nna beredad 6
posceion ai nuevo propletorio.
To Attract, va. Atraer; Indinar; granjear.
AttractabUity, a. Lo que tiene elpoder 6
capacidad de atraor. [atracdon.
Attractable, a, Lo qae ea susceptible de
Attracter, Attractor, «. £1 agente que atrae.
AttracticaL a, Atractiva [mente.
Attractingiy, Attradively, ad. Atractiva-
Attraction, a. Atracdon ; atractlvo.
Attractive, a. Atractivo, atrayente.
Attractive, a. Atractlvo, incentivo ; cncanta
Attractiveness, a. Faerza atractiva; grada.
Attrahent, a, Atrayente.
Attributable, a. Imputable; apllcable.
To Attribute, va. Atribuir, aplicar; achactf,
imputar.
Attribute, a. Atrlbuto; honroj repatadon.
Attribution, «. Atrlbuto ; atribudon.
Attributive, a. Atrlbutivo.— a. La cosa atrt-
bnida. [saroso, atelta
Attrito, a. Ertropado, frotado. (TeoL) P»
Attrition, a. Kozadura, colision; atrtdcn.
To Attune, va. V. To Tune.
Atwaln, ad^ £n dos.
Atween, V. Between.
Auburn, a. Moreno; oscuro.
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liMttom«:AIxnon6da,TenU publics. (Am.)
Yendata.
To Anctton, va. Almonedear.
Aoctloiuuy, a, Lo qae perteneoe & tlmoneda.
Auctioneer, a. Almonedero, vendntero.
AudadouflbO. Audax, oaado.
Audaciously, ad. Audoxmente.
AudacionsnesA, «. AndacUi desciro, utreri-
miento, deeverguenza.
Andacitft «. Audacia, osadia.
Audible, a. Audible.
Audlblencfls, m. C^apacidad de ser oldo.
Audibly, ad. Audible; alto.
Audience, «. Audiencia; audltoria
luUlenoc-chamber, & Bala de recq>cIon.
(For.) Audiencia.
Audit, A. Oiosa. eximen ; ^ioste de cuenta.
To Audit, va. Qlosar, eraminar ; i^ustar una
cuenta.
fAuditlon, A La acclon de olr. (For.) Au-
dition of ocoountM^ Toma do cuentaa,
AttditionqftHtnea*^ Ex&men de testi-
gos. [dor de cneutaa.
Auditor, «. Oyento: oidor. auditor: conta-
Attditorship, «. Oflclo de oidor 6 auditor.
Auditory, a. Andltorio.— <?. Auditiva
Auditreas, i{/^ Oidora, contadora.
AuKer, «. Barrona, taladro. SolHnff attfffr,
(Ndu.) Barrona de ompernar. Atiger-
hoU^ Agnjero.
Auffht, pron. Altro, alguna cosa. For aught
that JknotOy JLn cuanto yo 86.
To Augment, va. Aumentar. [mien to.
Augment, t. Afiadldura, aumento, acrecenta-
Augmentation, «. Aumentacion ; aumento ;
afiadldura.
Augur, Angnrer, «. Aagor, agorero, adlvino.
To Augur, AuguratOf vn. Agorar, pronosti-
car.
Augurial, a, Lo pertoneolente & los agUeroa.
Augury, «. Agiiero, prondsdoo; preaaglo.
August, a. AugiiBto, grande.
August, «. Agoeto. [Jestad.
Auffustneea, «. Maiestuoeidad, grandeza, ma-
Anki lang syne, (Expreston escoseea) Que
ae usa pan expresar el tiempo de antaAo.
Autic, a« A'ulica
Aunt, ^ Tla.
Aurate, «. Doradilla, (hito.
Aurolia, s. Crls&lida.
Auricle, «. Oreia.— ^Z. AuHcU^ Aorleulas.
Auricula, «. (Bot) Oreja do oeo. [cionaL
Auricular, a. Auricular; secreto; tradi-
Anrlcularly, ad. Al oldo, secretamcnte.
Auriferous, a. (Po6t) Aurifcro.
AurigaUon, «. £1 acto 6 la prilotica de con-
dncir carruales.
Anrist, 6. Aurlsta.
Aurora, «: Aurora; crcpfiscnlo.
Anrora-borealis, «. Aurora boreal V. Nor'
t'leni Lights.
Auscultation, 9. Auscultadon ; atendon.
To Auspicate, do. Predodr. presagiar.
Auspice, «. Attspido, presagio; protoodon,
amparo. [tlcos.
Auapldal, a. Lo pcrtenedonto h Ina pronds-
Auapidoua, a. Pr6epero, fellz ; propldo.
4uapldonsly, ad, Pr68peraroente.
4an>ldou8ne8^ «. Prosperldad.
ittstoro, a. Aqstero, scroro, rlgldo ; agria
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Austerely, <td. Austi^ramente.
Austerenesa, Austerity, a. Auflterldad, mop
tificadon y pasiones ; rigor.
Austin Mars, «. pL Lua Augostlnoa.
Austral, a. Austral [f^tl
Authentio, AutfaentlcaL <7. Aut^ntioo; orl-
Authentically, Authentldy, ad. Ant^nttoa-
mente. [°^ '' Antentlcidad.
Anthontioalneaa, Autnentidty, Authentic
To Autbentieate, ihi. Antenticar.
Author, a. Autor; eaontor.
Authoress, ^ Autora, eacrltora.
Authoritative, a. Autorizado; autorltathFOw
AuthoritaUveiy, ad. Autoritativamente.
Anthorltatlvenesa, «. Proanndon, arrogMt
da.
Authority, a. Autoridad, Ucencia, ftoultad.
AutborinUion, «. Autorlxadon, lloenda.
To Authorixe, €a» Autorlzar; legaUbar
comprobar.
Authorlesa, a. Anonhno; sin autor.
Authorship, a. La calldad de autor.
Autocrasy, a. Autocrada.
Autocrat, «. Aut6crata.
Autocratlod, a. AutocrAtloo.
Autograph, Autography, ». Aot^grafOL
Autographical, a. Autoer&floo.
Automatical, a. Automatlco.
Automaton, «. Automato 6 automata.
Autopsr, «. Autopsia, erldenda ocular.
Autoptical, a. Lo que so perdbe con la vista
Autumn, «. Otofto.
Autumnal, a. OtofUU, autumnal frio.
Auxiliar, Auxiliary, a. Auxlllar; anzlllatO'
tAuxiltar, Auxiliary, $, Auxillador.
To Avail va. Anrovechar; promorer; va
Icrse de.— «n. Servlr, Importar, 6til; aj'n-
dar.
Avail a. Provecho, ntllidad. [vo
Available, a. ProvecboM, 6tll : efleas, aicU
Avallableneaa, a. Eflcada, virtud, ftierza
utilidad.
Availably, ad. Eflcazmente.
Avallment, a. UtUldad, venti^a.
Avalanche, a. Lurto 6 alnd.
Avantguard,a.yanguardia. T. Vanguard.
Avarice, a. Avarida, codlda.
Avaridous, a. Avaro, avariento, miserable
Avariciously, ad. Avaramente.
Avaridousnesa, «. Codida, avulda.
Avast, ad. (N&uO Forto; forte al virar.
A vaunt, irUsi^. Fuera! quita alliil
Ave Mary, 9. Ave Maria.
Arenaceous, a. Avenicea
Avenago, «. Triboto de avena.
To Avenge, to. Yengarse; oastlgar.
Avengement, a. Yenganza.
Avenger, a. Castlndor; vengador.
Avens, a. (Bot) Garlofllea, pTanta.
tAveUtnro, a. Muerto casual
Avenue, a. Entrada; calle^e Arbolea; 9,v&
nida; calzada. [cerilflcane.
To Aver, va. Ascgurar, aflrmar, vertflcar,
Average, ». Servlclo, servldumbra (Nftu.)
Averia. Propordonal; promedia
To Average, va. Comparar, cottar, fljar m
predo o term i no medio; propordoiiar.
Averment, a. Aflrmadon, s^^dad : teati
monio.
To Averruncato, va. Dcsarralgar.
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f AvenadoD, «. Odio, d^testadoo.
AvencL a. Adverso, e<Hitnrlo ; repognanU.
AToraely, (id, R^;mgnantemeDt«.
Aversenoas, 9. BepngnMida.
Arersionf i, Averalun, odlo. [al^ar.
To Aveit, va. Desviar^ apartar, aeparar,
A^arter, «. Apartador, deivudor.
Aviary, ». Pafarera.
Avidity, «. Voraddad, anala, avldai.
Avoeatioo, 9, BvocacioD ; eetorbo ; impedi-
mento, distracdoD.
To Avoid, v<k Evitar, escapar; doaalojar;
annlar.^-«n. Retirano; sa&rse.
Avoidable, a, Evitable.
Avoidance, «. £1 acto j afecto de evitar
algana ooea. (For.) Yacacion.
Avolder, «. £1 qae evita 6 evade ; oondactor.
Avoidleaa, & Inevitable.
Avoirdopola, 9, Peeo de diez 7 sela onzas.
tAvolation, «. Yuelo.
To Avoach, «a. Aflrmar, Jastlficar, sostener.
t Avouch, t Avoacbment, «. Declaradon, tes-
timonio.
•Avoacfaable, a. Joatlficable.
AvoQcber, «. Afirmador, soetenedor.
To Avow, v<h Deolarar, oonfbsar ablerta-
mente. [abiertamente.
Avowable, <x. Lo que ae puede dedarar
Avowal, 9. Declaradon, oonfesion. [mente.
Avowedly, tid. Declaradamente^ abierta-
Avowee, a. Patrona
Avower, 9. Declarante.
Avowry, 9. (For.) Jostiflcadon de algnn
aecnestro ya c^ecatado, 6 el motive qae
80 alega para baberlo becba
tAvnlaed, ck Arrancado por fuerza.
AvnlsioD, 9. Arrancamienta
To Await, va. Aguardar, eaperar. [dormlr.
To Awake, va, Deapertar. — tm. Dejar de
Awake, a. Deapiertow To keep awake.
Impedir el dormir : tener alerta.
To Awaken, im. V. 7b Awake.
Awakener, «. Deepertador.
Awakening, 9. Deapeitamiento.
To Award, co. Jiugar, sentendar. CPor.)
A4)adlcar. — vn, Determioar. [alon.
Award, 9, Sentenda, doterminadon, ded-
Awarder, 9. Jaex Arbltra
Aware, a. Canto, viffilante. He i9not aware
of 9uch a thinff^iio s^be tal coea.
Away, ad. Aosente, aAiera. Away he went,
8e marcb6. [you^ Marcbal
Away, infer^. Fuera, qoitato. Away with
Awe, 9. Miedo; pavor. 7b keep one in
awe, Tcner 8i\|eto k algano.
To Awe, «a. Amodrentar, deepavorlr; in-
Aindir miedo.
^A weary, a. Canaado, fhtlgado. [peto.
4we-commandlnff, a, Lo quo Infhnde res-
&.wo-stnick, a. S^pantado, eonteoido por
reepeto. [roroso, espantoeo.
AwAil, a. Tremendo; atemorizado; bor>
Awftilly CMt Bespetoosamente.
AwfUI-eyed, a. El que tiene ojos espantosoa.
A.wftilne8a, 9. Yeneradon, respeto 6 temor
ToverenclaL
AwUile, ad. Un rate. [1 ,
Awkward, a. Zaflo, tosco, mdo ; desmaAat
Awkwardly, ad. (iroeeramente. [maAa.
Awkward nosB, a Oroseria, torpeza, poca
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Awl, 9, Leana. [reepeio 6 reverenda
Awleaa, a. Irreverente; lo one no caose
Awme, 9. Medlda Uquida de Uolanda.
Awn, A Ariata.
Awning, 9. {
(N&o.) Toldo. Awning 9tan'
cA^onk C^dderoa de los toldoik
Awoke, riet6rito del verbo To Awake,
tAworic, Aworking, ad. Trabi^ando.
Awry, ad, Al travea; de eosUyot
Axe, «. Segor 6 hadia. ApoCe-aoBe, 2ach«
de mano. A pick'-aaoe, Zapo'pica
Axilla, 9. (Anat) Sobaoo. [al aotaco.
Axillar, Axillary, a. Axilar, lo qae perteneoo
Axiom, 8. Axioms
Axiomatical, a. Lo qae pertenece al axioma.
Axia, 9. TS^e,
Axle, Axle-tree, «. Eie de una raeda.
Ay, ad. 81 Y. Yee.
Aye, ad. Siempre, para slempre JamaSb
Ayry, «. El nido del baleon. Y. £yry.
Azerde, «. (Bot.) Aoerola.
Axlmotb, 9. Azimat del sol 6 de ana estrellik
A»imiUk-oompa99, Br^ala de azimat
Azote, 9. ((^lim.) Y. Nitrogen.
Azotic, a. Azdtica
Azore, Azured, a. Azalado daro
To Azore, do. Azalar.
tAzam, a. Cer^eo.
tAzyme, a. A'zima
Azymous, a. A'zimo, no fermentadoi.
B.
B, Se pronanda lo mismo que en caste-
llano; pero coidando de apretar los labioa
con doble Aierza. Cuando al fin de laa
voces la precede la m, oomo en dumb, y
cnando eati paeata delante de la letra t,
como en debt, no saena la fr. La B se osa
como abreviatora; aA RA. auiere decfr,
Bachlller en Artes; R i>., Bacbiller en
TeoloffUi; ZL. B., Bacbiller en Leyes; 6
en &niboa derecboa.
Baa. 9. Balido.
To Baa, tm. Balar. [tear; parlar.
To Babble, vn. Balbncear ; cbarlar, parlo-
Babble, «. Cbarla, cbdchara, parla, diar-
lataneria. [cbarlatui, hablad<»'.
Babbler, 9. Cbarlador, cbarlante, chacbarero,
Babbling, a. Ohfichara. [(Fam.) El nen&
Babe. 9. Oriaturita, niflo que ann no habla.
Babel, 9, Muchedambre y confusion; de»
6rden, alborota
Babeiy, a. Jngao^
Baboon, 9. Cinoc6faIo.
Baby, 9. (Matara; moAeca.
tTo Baby, aa, Tratar como nifio.
Babyish, a, NiAero ; paeriL
Babyhood, a. Niflez.
Babylonical, a. Desonlenado.
Bacchanal, Bacchanalian, «. Un borractao.-*
(Sw Borracbo, llcendoeo, disoluto.
Baechanala, «. pL Bacanales.
Bacchant, Bacchante, a. Bacante; bombrt
6 raojer disolnta, borracba.
Bacchic, Bacchical, a. BAqaico.
Bacchus, 9. Baoo. [liacaft
Baodferoua, a, Lo que produce bayas 4
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Bachelor, «. Boltera, c6Ube; bachiU«r; cft>
balJero d« la itlUma olaae en tiexnpoa an-
tiffuos. rgniUoD.
Bachelor's Batton, «. (Dot) Oo\kpi 6 ne-
Baobelorabip, a. Cellbato, aolterU; baobi-
llcrato.
Back, «. Espalda, esplnazo; lomo; dona
Book qf Iks hand, £1 enviM, 6 el raves
do la mano. JSack qf a cAa<r: Betpaldo
de slUa. Back <f a eoacK, Trasera de
oocbe. Back <^a hook, Lomo de an>
libra Back^ard^ Patio interior. (N&a.)
Oalgadeanda. <^one'«6adK,A'otiesta8.
Back, ad, Atras 6 detraa. (?^ me hack
my moMjf^ VudlTame V. mi dinero.
when will you come backf Cuando toI-
veriV.f Otravei.
To Back, «a. Montar i eaballo ; sostener,
apojar; (kTorecer; soportar. [creditar.
To fiMkMte, DO. Mormorar ; dUkmar, deaa^
Backbiter, «. Detractor, mormarador.
Baekbitlnk a. Detracdon.
BaokbitlDgi/, ad, Calamniosamente.
Back-board, «. (N&u.) Kespaldo 6 escudo de
bote.
Backbone, ». Haoso dorsa), ospinazo.
Backdoor, «. Pueru trasera.
Backed, a. Apoyado, soetenido, aatorizado.
Backfriend, «. Enemigo secretu, £Ueo amigo,
traidor.
Backgammon, «. Jaevo de cbaquote. Back'
fammon-boardy TabUs realeai (Mex.)
'retera.
Backliouso, «. £1 comun, la necesaria.
Backpiece, «. Eapaldur, armadura para cu-
brir la espalda.
Backroom, «. Cuarto h pieza trasera.
Backabop, «. Trastlenda.
Backside, «. £spalda; trascorral, trasera
To Backslide, pn. Kesbalar; torcMSe; ter-
giversor; recaer.
Backkiider, «. Ap6stata ; reincidentCL
BackfJidlng, n. ApoBtaaia; reinddenda.
BackstaH; «. Cuadrante.
Backsuira, a. pL Escalera excosada.
Back.sUys, «. pL (N4u.) Brandalea. Shifl-
ing.backatays^ Brandalea. Baokitay'
9tooU, Mesetaa.
Backsword, «. 8able, a1fki\Je.
Backward, Backwards, €Ki, Do espaldas,
atras. To icalk haoktcardf. Andur de
. espaldaa. Atrasadamente. 7b go hack-
loard andfarvsard^ Ir y veiiir.
Backward, a. Opaoato, euemigo; pesado,
negllgente. [g«oa.
Backwardly, ad. Con oposidon. de mala
Backwardness, «. Torpexa, pesadez, negU-
genda, tardanza.
Backwoand, va. To BackhiU, [de todna
Bacon, «. Todno. Flitch of bacon^ Hoja
Bad, a. Mai, malo ; perverse; Indispuesta
Bade, Pret^ito del verbo To Bid,
Badge, a. Dtvisa, distintlvo, simbolo.
BadgeMy (N4n.) Escados de pops.
To Batlge, ta. Dirisar, seOalar con divisa.
ftadgeless, a. Sin divisa 6 sefiaL
Badffor, t. Yivandero, t^on.
To Badxer, va, Cansar, confcndir.
Badger-lenrod, a. £stevado, [za, chaoota.
Badbflge, Badinerie, a. Oracdo, boria, chan-
483
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Badly, ad Hal 6 foahnsente. (oeu
Badneaa, «. Maldad; mala callSad de um
To BaiBe. <Mk Eladir: eonAuidir, Aoleatar
— vn, £ogaflar, barlarse; haoer in4tll.
Baffler, a. Einganador, 6 oonAjndlaor.
Bag, a, Baeo, talen, Ulego: bolsit^; bolsa
Cktma bag, MocraL OkmamoH ha,
Churia de canela.
To Bag, wi, £ntalegar.— «n. mnchanck
Bagatelle, «. Bagatela, fbteaa.
Baggage, a. Bagide, eqoip^e.
Bagnia A Estun, apoeento peso aadar j
baAarse; lapanar:
Bagpipe, a. Qaita.
Bagpiper, «. Oaitcro. [AfbC&rselaii
Bail, A Caudon, flansa. To givo Ua^aii,
To Ball, 9€t, Caodonar, flar, aattr fiador.
Bailable, a, £1 que paede ser libra |n4«
flaniaa. [ttn
Bailee, a. (For.) EI qoe esti libra b^ Aaa-
Bailer, a. (For.) £1 que ea Oador de oCra
Bailili; «. AlgnadI, oorchete ; mavordoma
Bailment, a. (For.) £ntrega oe algana coea
& teroera persona.
Bailiwick, a. Alffoadlaxgo.
To Bait, vo. Cebar; azasar; moleatar. — vn,
Aletear; atraer, Indtar.
Bait, «, C%bo; anzaelo, aAagaza; plenaa
Baize, A Bayeta. JSoarMhaiMe^BajeUd^
graiuL Long-nappoA baiMe, Bayeta de
pellon. [Baksd meatt (^uisada
To Bake, va, Cocer en boma— fm. Uornear.
Bakehouse, a. llpmo, panaderia.
Baker, a. Uomero, panadero.
Baking, a. Homada.
Baking-pan, a. Tortera. tartera.
Balance, a. Balonza: volante de raloj. (Astr.)
Libra. The balanoe qf an aooomni^
Saldo, balance.
To Balance, «a. Pesar ; balancear ; saldw;
conaiderar. — on. Dadar. [balana.
Balancer, a. Pesador, d que pesa. Fid da
Bahtndng, a. Equilibria
Bales ruby, », Bidax. piodra predosa.
tTo Balbudnate, To Balbatiate, vn. Bal*
bnoear.
Balcony, a. Balcon.
Bald, Ow Oalvo; p<;Iado; pdon; ^
Baldachin, a. (Arq.) Dosel, baldoqoin.
Balderdash, a. (Vulg ) Disparate.
Baldhead, a. (Dalva
Baldly, ad, Cliahacanamente.
Baldmony, a. (Bot) Oendana.
Baldness, a. Calvez.
Bald-pale, Bald-paled, a. Tonsarado ; calva
Baldric, SL Zona, fliO<>- (Astr.) Zodiaca
Bale, a. Bala, ikrdo; calamidad. BdU qf
firt. Lumbrada, luminarix
To Bale. %n, £afiirdar.— oa. (N4n.) Saoav
agoa ad bote.
Baleful, a, Triato, ftanesto.
BaleAiIly, a. Tristemente.
Balk, a. Yiga; lomo entre sureos; chaaea
To Balk, Baulk, imi. Frustrar, chasquear;
errar: omitir. [La niAa dd q^
Ball, a. Bola, balle, bala, pelota. Syo^haO^
Bdlad, a. Balada, baUU; jicara.
tTo Ballad, co. Jacarear.— «iv Goplear.
Ballad-maker, Ballad-wrltor, a. 0>plaM
jacarista.
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Ballad-monger, «. Ooplero.
fi«llAcl-«iiiger« «. Jacarero.
Ballad-tone, «. Tono de copiaa.
Ballast* •. (N&a.) Laatie. To go in haUatt^
Ir en lastra.
To Ballast, va. (N&a.) Lastrar ; faacer flnne.
Ballet, a. Danza, ballete.
Balli^ter, 9. V. BalwOer.
Balloon, «. (Quim.) Becipiento de alam-
bique. (Aeroa.) Globo, aorostitioo.
Ballot, $, Balota, bolilla.
To Ballot, vn. Balotar, volar con balotaa.
Balm, 9. B41«anao, ungiieoto.
To Balm, va. Embabamar; mltigar, calmar.
Balmy, a. Bala^mico ; mitigante, untuooo ;
(higrante.
Balneom, & (QoSm.) Y. Baifu
Balotade, 9, Balotada.
Jialsam, 9. Balsamo, auffiiento.
Balaam-^ple, «. (Bot) Balaamlnn.
Balsamic, Balaam IcaI, o. Balsimico ; cal-
mante.
Baloster, «. Balaastre. JkUu9ter9 of a ship^
(Nio.) Balaustresw
Balustered, a. Balaustrado.
Balustrade, 9. Balauetrada.
Bamboo, «. (Bot.) Bamboa, bambA.
To Bambooxle, ra, ( Vulg.) EngaAar ; burlar.
Bamboozler, «. (Vulg.) Engafiador.
Ban, 9. Bando; anunoio; excomunion; en-
tredicho. jBan9 of marriage^ Amones-
taclon.
To Ban, va.jn. Maldedr, execrar.
Banan»-trce, «. (Bot) Pldtano.
Band, n. Venda, fj^a ; cadona ; enlace. Band
ofmwdCt Orquesta. £and9^ Va^^A del
arzon de una ailla; banda de soldadoa.
To Band, ui. Congregar, jcmtar ; vendar. —
en. Asociarse.
Bandage, 9. Vends, tlra; vendue. [seda.
Bandanna, A (Com.) Bandanas, pafluelo de
Bandbox, «. C^Ja 6 o^ita de carton.
Bandelet, 9, (Arq.) FiOita.
' Bander, «. Compaflero, partldarlo.
Bandit, «. Bandido, bandolero 6 salteailor.
BandittU Bandidos.
Bandog, «. Mastin.
Bandoleers, a. pt V. Cartridge.
Bandore, 9. Baodurrla.
Bondrol, 9. Banderola.
Bandy, «. Palooorva
To Bandy, va. Pelotear.— im. Contender,
examinar atenUmente; ligarse, cambiar.
Bandyleg, «. Piema zamba.
Bandylegsred, a. Patizamba
Banc, 9. V eneno. tosigo. Jiaf9 han^^ Ar-
senica Wo^9 batu, Aodnito. Buino,
destmcdon, muerte.
rTo Bane, va. Envenenar.
Bancfal, a. Ycnenoso, destmcUvo, mortal
Banefulnoss, «. Yenenosidad.
Banewort, «. (Bot) Yerba-mora.
To Bang,i». (Yulg.) Cascar, sacudlr, golpear.
Banc, «. ( Yalg.) Pufiada.
^o Banisn, va. Dasterrar; expeler.
Baoisher, «. £1 que dostlerra.
Banishment «• Destierro.
Banister, 9. (Yulg.) Y. Balmier.
Bank, «. Orllla, rlbera, margcn ; banoa
BanknotSy Blllete do banco. Dique;
BAR
emlnencia. Bank of the 9sa, banco d«
arena. [detoner el agna con diquMi
To Bank. va. Poner dinero en on banoo;
Bank-bill, 9. Billete, vale 6 cMula de banoo.
Banker, 9, Banqoero, cambista.
Banking-house^ 9, Casa de banquero. banoi
partienlar. [liido.
Bankmpto. Icsolvent^.— & (^ebrado, tar
To Bankrupt, va. Quelirar.
Bankruptcy, «. Bancarrota, qntobra.
Bank-stock, «. Aoelon de banco.
Banner, 9. Bandera.
Bannered, a. Cdsa pcrtenedente k bandera
Banneret, 9. C^aballero de bandera ; banficra.
Bannerol, «. Bandorola. [Tunai.
Bannian, 9. Bata, para lerantarse. (Bot)
Bannock, «. Pan de avena coddo en el ros^
ooldo.
Banquet, 9. Banqnete; festln.
To Banquet, va. Banquotear. \k elloa.
Banqueter, 9. £1 que da banquets 0 acude
Banquet-bouse, Banqueting-bouse, 9. Casa
de banquetes 6 eonvites.
Banqueting, 9. £1 acto de banqnotcor.
Banquette, «. (Fort) Banqueta, banco, es-
calon.
Banshee, Bensliie, 9. Una especic de duende.
To Banter, va. Zumbar, zumbarse, dar
cbaeoo.
Banter, 9. Zumbe, buria, oliasco, petardo.
Banterer, «. Znmbon ; burlon.
Bantling. «. (Yulg ) Chicnelo, nifto peqneAo
de poca otlad.
Baptism, 9, Bautismo. [santa
Baptismal, Baptistlcal, a. Bantismal, bauti-
Baptbtery, «. Bantisterio.
To Baptize, va. Bauthcar.
Baptizer, 9. Bautizante.
Bar, 9. Palenqne; tranca; Impedlmento;
barra; estrados, foro, tribunal. (AMis.)
Boras, lineas; mostrador de las tabemas.
To Bar, va. Atranoar; impedir, estorbar;
excluir. [armadnra de eaballow
Barb, «. Barb*: lengiieu de saeta: caballo;
To Barb, va. Ouarhecer 4 un caballo con
barda ; armor flechas con lengtietas.
Barbaoan, «. Barbacana ; tronera. [dias.
Barbadoes Cherry. «. (Bot) Qninda dc In*
Barbadoes Tar, 9, Especie de petr61eo 6 be*
tun.
Barbarian, 9. BArbaro, salTi^e ; extranjf m.
Barbaric, «. Extrai^ero, exdtioo; bArbero,
inculto, impolltico. [barie ; ignorancla.
Barbarism, 9. BarbArlsmo; barbaridad, bar-
Barbarity, 9. Barbaridad ; ferocidad.
To Barbarize, va. Barbarlzar.— tm, Yicitf
el lengii^e.
Barbarous, a, BArbaro, Inculto ; cmel
Barbarouslr, ad. Birbajramente, ignoranba'
mente; fnhumanamente.
Barbarousness, 9. Y. BarbarUm.
Barbary. a. (^ballo berbti-lsco; berDerla.
Barbated, a. Barbado.
To Barbecue va. Qolsar un animal entera
(Hex.) Uacer barbaooik.
Barbecue, «. Animal gnlsado. A J>af^
cu6-pig^ Un oocbinllTo en barbacoa.
Barbed, a. Bardwlo : armado con lengUetaf
Barbel, «. Barbo; tolanos, enftrrmedsTM
Barber, 9. Barbera
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Fo Barber, to, Decurar, yesUr.
Barbereas, ^ Barbera. [cinigta.
tBarber-anrgpon, a Barbero que ^eroe la
Barberrr, a. ^t) Berbero 6 berberia.
Barbet-battery. & (Fort) Bateria & barbeta.
Bard, a. Po«U, bardo ; barda. [poetaai
Bardic, BardUb, a. Lo que pertenece & los
Bare, (U DaoDudo: pelado; liso, llano; aen-
cillo, Blmplo ; pDbiico; pobre; pnro,Bolo.
To Baro, ra. Dennodar, deacnbrir, deepqjar.
Bare 6 Bore, Pretdrito del rerbo To Bear.
Barebono. a. Ef^ueloto, la persona mny flaca.
Barebontid, a. Mny flaco, amojamado.
Barefaced, a. Deaourado, deevergonzado,
insolente. fpacha
Barefkcedly, <KiL Deeearadamente, ein em-
Barefocodneaa, a. Desoaro, atrevimiento, in-
Bolenda.
Barefoot, Barefi>oted, <v. I>eecabu>.
Bareheaded, a, Desenbierto, ain aombrero.
Barelegged, a. Descalzo. [roente.
Barely, ad, Meramente, aimplemente, aola-
Barenecked, a. Con el cnello desnado.
Bareneaa, a. Deenadez; flaqnesa; lacerift.
Bareribbod, a. Mny flaoo.
Bargain, «. AJuate, oontrato, trato : eompra
A venta; gangs, chlripa. A bargain^
Conyengo. At a iHirgain^ Bamtbtmo.
7b give into ths bargain, Dar de flapa.
(Mer.) Dar de pllon. [tear.
To Bargain, «m. Pactar; oontratar; rega-
Bai^inec, •. £1 qoe admlte algun aJn»to 6
pacta [n)n»te 6 eonvenlo.
Bargainer, a. La persona qne propone algnn
Barge, a. Falfia 6 faloca.
Bai^nian, Barger, a. Barqnero.
Bargemaater, ». £1 dneflo ae baroo 6 Maca ;
Inspector de minas.
Barlam, a, (Qoim.) Bario.
Bark, a. Corteza; barco, baroa.
To Bark, trtf. Descorteiar.— en, Ladrar, per-
ro; vooear; latlr, gafllr.
Bark bared, a. Descortczado.
Barker, a. l4u}rador; deacortecador.
Barking, a. Ladrida
Barky, a. Cortezndo. [de oebada.
Barley, a. Cebada. Barley foaUr, Agua
Barleyeom, a. Grano de cebada.
BarleV'aagar, a. Az6ear clarlfleado oon oe-
bada; alfefllqne.
Barm, «. Giate, el ferm^nto de la oerveza.
Barmy, a. Lo que tlene gfote.
Ham, A Qranero, pi^ar. (Mex.) Trojo.
Bam>door, a. La paerta del graneTt).
Bam-floor, «. Era, piO*"'*
Barnaole, «. Berniela; barnacle; adaL
(Vulg^ Joe.)Ante<»Jos.
Barometer, a. Bar6metro.
Barometrical, a. Barom6trioo.
Baron, a. Baron ; varon.
Baronage, A Baronla.
Baroneaa, »f. Baronesa. [ronete.
Baronet, a. Titalo Inferior al do baron ; ba-
Baronetage, a La dignldad de BaroneL
Baronial, a. Lo qne perteneee A baron 6
baronla.
Barony, a Baronia, aeCkotio de baron.
Barracan, A Barragan.
Barrack, a GoarteL Barraeh-matter, Sn-
perintendente de co&rte) * barraca.
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Barrator, A Pleitlsta, oamorrlAta; IrapaMM
Barratry, A (For.) Pleito, fraudulento; en
gaAo. (Com.) Baraterla.
Barrel, a. Barril 6 barrt« ; oaflon : timpano
To Barrel, wu Kmbarrilor. To barrel up
Embasar.
Barren, a. Est^rll, erlal, fnfecnnda
Barrenly, ad, Esterilmente.
BarrennesA, a Katerilidad, infrnetnosidad.
Barrenwort, a (Bot) Epiinedio.
Barricade, Barrlcado, a Barrera, empa'isa*
da,e8tacada.
To Barricade, va. Empalizar, atrancar.
Barrier, a. Barrera; fortaleza; Impedlmeo-
to; tirmino. [Amende, exoeptei
Barring, pp. {Baepreeion adverbial.)
Barring-ont, A Esclnslon de ana persona de
algan empleo 6 sitio.
Barrister, a Abogado ; cnrlaL
Barrow, a Angarlllaa. Barrow hog, Ber
raoo. WheeMarrote^ Carreton. Hand'
harrow, Angarlllaa de mano.
Ban>hot, a (Nan.) Palanqneta. rcwmblar
To Barter, vn. Baratar, traflcar.— rO. Troea.-
Barter, a Trdflco, cambia
Barterer, a Trafloante, eamblante.
Bartery, a Cambio, tmeoo.
Baryta, Baryte^ a. ((^uim.) Barlta o tt\t»xu
Baiytlo, a. BariUco.
Baaalt, Basaltea, a Baaalto.
Basaltic, a. Bas<ico.
Base, a. Bi^o, humllde. Til ; grare; ilegiU-
mo; Infam^oobarde.
Base-born, a. Bastardo, esparto ; bi^jo*
Base-court, a Patia
Base-minded, a. Buln, vil, Infione. [flunla.
Base^mindedness, A Bajeza de Anlmo; In^
Base 6 Baas-vlol, a Yiolon 6 riolonoelo.
Base, A Fondo, auelo ; baea, pedestal ; base ;
rodi^l6.
To Base, va. Enyileoer, deteriorar; apoyar,
(\jar; ftandamcntar; adulterar.
Baaeleea, a. Deafondadow
Basely, ad. Bi^amente.
Basement, a (Arq.) Basamenta
Baseness, a BiOeza, ylleza; llegitimldad ;
tacafierfa.
Bascatring, a (Miis.) B^io segnndo.
Baahaw, a Bi^^.
Baahfkil, a, Yergonzoeo, modeatot, oncoffida
Bashfally, ad, Yergonzosamente. [dad.
Bashftalness, A Yergtienza, modestia. corto-
Basil, A (Bot) Albabaca. (Carp.) Filo de
eecoplo; badana.
Basilica, A (Anat) Basilica. [basilica.
Bailie, Basilical, a. Lo qoe perteneoe h la
Basilica, BasiUck, a Baailica, igloda magnS*
flea.
Basllicon, A UngUento amarlllo.
Basiliak, a Basiliaoo ; aerpiente.
Basin, a. JoMna; yas^a; reaerya de on
diqne; bahla asgoata ; bada; repreaada
agna: tazon.
Baslnea, a, Hondonado.
Basis, a. Base; pedestal; fbndamenta
To Bask, «a, Aaolear.— tm^ Ponene al sot
Basket, a (^ta, canaata. Wicker baUoeit
Ca6yana
Basketfhl, a Cestad^ [tasa de la eepada.
Basket-hilt, a La gaamicion. (Prov.) Lt
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BaskH-makeTf s. Cestcra
Ba8ket-«a]t, a Sal gwiia
Bask etF woman, «/. Ceatera.
Bass 6 Striped Bass, «. Lobina.
Bass, a. (M68.) B^o, grave.
Bass, Baasock, s. Esnarto ; eetent de igTesia.
BasS'rolieC Basao-relievo, s. Bi^o relieve.
Basset, «. Baceta.
To Baaset, vn. (Mln.) Avoyarse.
Bassoon, «. Bajon. [de ralera.
Bastard, t. Bastardo, espnrlo. rN4tL) Vela
Bastard, a. Bastardo, ileffiUmo; degenerado.
To BastArd, im. V. 7b Bastardise
Bastardism, Bastardy, «. Bastardia.
To Bastardize, va. Depravar, bastardear.
Bastardly, ad. Baetardamente. [bilvanar.
To Baste, «& Apalear, cascar; pringmr;
Bastile, 8. FortAleza, prision.
Bastinade, Bastinado, «. Zarra; bfjstonada.
To Bastinade, To Bastinado, ca. \. To Baste.
Basting, 8. Hilvan : paliza.
BasUon, a (Fort) Bastion 6 balnarte.
Bat, 9. Qarrote; mnrci^galo. Brickbat,
Pedaso de ladrlHo.
Batable, a. Disputable.
Bat-fowling, «. Can de p^aroe por lanoche.
Batch, s. Homada; temple del bierro.
Bate, «. Debate. Make-bate, Qzafiero, so-
pkm. [mar.
To Bate, fxt. Mlnorar; rebi^ar. — vn. lier-
Batefal, a. Controvertible.
Batement, «. Merroa.
Batb, «. BaAo. Dry bath, EBtnfik.
Bath-keeper, s. Badero.
To Bathe, va, Ba&ar. — vn. Baflarse.
Bathing, «. Bafiow BatAinff-placf^ Bafla-
dero,baAo. [baAarse; tins.
Bathing-tub, «. Bafto, pieza grande para
Bathoa,, c El estilo bi^o en la poesia.
Bating, pr^. Excepto, fUera de.
Batiste, «. Batista.
Batlet, «. Batideni. [da
Batoon, a. Clava ; baston, Insignia de man-
Battalia, «. O'rden do batalla.
Battalion, e. Batallon.
Batten, «. Aatllla.
To Batten, «<i. Gebar; reparar, rehieer.—
«n. Engordar; revolcarse.
To Batter, «a. Apalean cascar; batir; rom-
per.—v». (Me<»n.) Hacer barriga 6 comba.
Batter, «. Batldo.
Batterer, i, Ap*leadoT.
B«ttering-piece, /i. (Art) Plcza de batlr.
Batterinff-ram^ Arlete.
Batte^. «. Batei la. Bicochet-battery, Ba-
teria ft rebote. [ct)«rcito.
BatUe, 9. Batalla, combate; el centre del
To Battle, im, Batallar, pelear, combatlr.
Battle-array, & O'rden de batalla.
Battle-axe, a Hacba de armasi
Battledoor, «. Pala 6 raqneta.
Battlement, n. Muralia almenada.
Battlemented, a. V. Embattled.
Battling, «. Combate [y raolestamente.
To Battologize, to. Bepetlr palabras iniitll
Bottology, a. Batol<wia, rei>eUcion InfitiL
Baoble, Bawble, «. Chucheria. mirlfiaque.
To Baulk, V. To BaUc
Bavarny, e. Tndef co, capote.
3arln, «. Fagina.
BEA
tBawbllng, a. Frivolo, ffttfl.
tBswoock, a. Guapeton.
Bawd, «. Alcahuete, alcanbueta.
To Bawd, vn. Alcahuetear. — Mt Enairaiv
Bawdily, ad, Obaoenamente.
Bawdineas, e. Alcabneteria; sociedad.
Bawdrkk, «. Cinturon.
Bawdry, «. Alcabueteria.
Bawdy, a. Obscene, impAdieo, Infame.
Bawdy-house, «. Lnpanar, burdel.
To Bawl, tm. Gritar, vocear; chlllar.— *».
Pregonar.
Bawler, a. Yoceador, alborotador.
Bawling, «. Yoceria, griteria, albcrota
Bawrel, «. Esnecie de halcon.
Bawsln, «. Tejon.
Bay, a. Baya
Bay, t. Bahia, rada; laurel, planta. 7b be
at bay, Estar rodeado de enemigoa; estar
en el ma^or pellgra 7b keep ai baiy^
Tener 4 distancia ; compnerta.
To Bay, vn, Ladrar; balar; oncerrar.
Bayard, «. Caballo bayo ; Imnsan.
Bayardly, a. EstApida
Baying, a. IJidrido, balido.
Bayonet «. Bayoneta.
Bay-salt «. Sal marina.
Bay-window, e. Ventana salcdiza.
Bazaar, », Bazar; bafio.
Bdellium, «. Bedello.
To Be, vn. Ser ; estar. 7b be hungry, Te-
ner hambre. 7b be for, Indlnarse A 7b
be of, (Fam.) Tomar soleta. Be U on
and off. Tan pronto quiere como no
quiere. 7b be ffone^ Irse. 7b be being
Kstarse hadendo.
Beach, «. Costa, ribera, playa, orllla.
Beached, a. Espnesto & las olas.
Beachy, a. Lo que tiene riberas 6 playaa.
Beacon, «. (Niu.) Faro, ftnal, valiza, alme-
nara.
Beaconage, «. YallziOe. [narasL
Beaconed, a. Lo que tiene valizis 6 alme-
Bead, a Cuenta; rosario* adomo de hilem
de cnentaa. GUtse beads, MostadUa,
abalorfbi
Bead-tree, s. (Bot) Coco de Indias.
Beadle, s. Pcrtignero 6 maooro ; bedel ; al-
gnacU.
Beadleship, s. Bedelia. [ria
Beadroll, s. Llsta de loe cofVades del roea*
Beadsman, «. Uombre empleado en rezar
por otros. [gnKiaa.
Beadswoman, s. La mi^er qne reza 6 da
Beasle, a. Sabacs«).
Beak, s. Pico del are la boca; caAon de
alambique. (Nau.) Saltiilo de proa; es<
polon do navio. Pico 6 pnnta; cabo.
Beaked, a. Picndo; encorvado.
Beaker, s. Taza con pico.
Beamj&Yigamaestra; istll; ei^nlli: rayo
de luz; lanza de coch& Beams, (N&u.)
Baos.
To Beam, «n. Emltir, arrojar rayoe.
Beamleaa, a. Sin rayos.
Beam-tree, «. (Bot) Serval silvestre.
Beamy, a. Badiaute.
Bean, s. Haba. Frm<A beans. Habtohoo
la^ judias, vordce. (Mex.) Frfjolea.
BeanAd. a. Allmentado con bsbas.
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Fo B«ar, vi\ Llerar 6 dlsUndon; madar;
Bosteoer; aguantar; produolr; parlr.— en*
Frota. To bear dhton^ Arrastrar. To
btar ovl^ Mantener, aostener; Justifloar,
afinnar; avanzar. To bsar up agairut,
Besistir, arrostrar. To bear upon^ £s-
tribar. To bear a part, Participar. To
bear faithy Scr flet. To bear liketiMa,
Paroceree. 2'o bear toUneea, Ateatteaar,
testificar. To bear avHiy^ (Nao.) Arri-
bar.
Bear, «. Oso. Great and little bear^ (Aat)
Osa mayor 7 menor. Bnatico, rada
Bearable, a. Huft-ible, wportable, tolerablaw
Bear-beriy, «. (BoL) Qayub^
Bear-bindcr, «. (Bot) CorregUela.
Beard, «. Barba, las barbas; la punta de la
oara; arisu do esi»iga; las plumas de la
flecha.
To Beard, va. Desbarbar ; subirse & las bar>
bas; opK)Der8e fliertemente^
Bearded, a. Barbado; arroado con lengUetaa.
Deardleas, a. Imberbe, Jd^ea.
Bearer. «. Portador; mqain; aepultnroro ;
Arbol fractifero; apoya £n9iffn-^e<wer^
Porta estandarto.
Bear-fly, a. Moscarda de oso. [osos.
Bear-garden, «. Corral donde se tiencn los
Bearing, a. Sltnaclon; porte: saledizo; do-
aalre; grada. Pa«< Mar»n{f, Insufrlble.
Bearish, a, Bado, topero.
, Bearlike, a. Pareoido al oso.
BearVbreecb, a. (Bot) Branca urslna.
Bear*8-ear, «. (Bot) Of eia de oso. [negro.
BearVfoot, a. (Bot) £i6boro 6 verdcgambre
Bearskins, a. pL lleles de oso.
BearVwort, &> (Bot) Oayaba.
Bearward, h. V. Bearherd.
Beast, a. BesUa; animal Irradonal ; brutal
BeasUiko, a. Bestial
Beafitllnos^ a, Bestialldad. rBrutalmonte.
Beastly, a. Bestial, irradonaf; aucio. — ad.
To Beat va, Apalear, golpear. (M6s.) Lle-
var el oompa& Batlr ; ganar, veneer ; to-
oar ; palpitar ; flactnar. To beat against^
Eatrellarse. To beat backs Beiwberar.
To beat doton, Abatlr, derribar. 7b beat
«n, Cascar. machacar. 7b 2>«a/ in/o, Incul-
ear. 7b beat out, Arrancar. (Fani.) He
daoMo^Ellesganadtodos. Tkatbeale
all, £so le {^ana a todo.
Beat, «. Golpe; pulaacion; ronda.
Beaten, part, adj, Trlllado, pisado.
Beater, & Martillo, maza, pison ; apaloador.
Beatific, Beatifical, a. Bealifico.
Beatifically, ad^ Beatiflcamente.
Beatification, «. Beatificacion.
To Beatify, va. Beatiflcar.
Beating, a. Pallza, zarra; pnlsaclon, latido.
Beatitude, a. BoaUtud, fellcidad.
Beau, «. (en pi beatuo y beam) Petinictre,
plsaverde. ^«atf-»mm<2e, Qente de modo.
Bcanish, a. Oiiapo, galan, lucido.
Beauteous, a. Bello, hermoso.
Beauteoualy, ctd^ Y. BeautifiiUy,
Beanteonsness, a. Y. Beawtfulnew.
Beaatlfier, «. Hermoseador.
BeautiAil a. Ilermoso, bello.
BeautUhliy, ad. Hermosamente.
BcaatlAiIness, c. Ilerr-toscra, belloa
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To Beantuy, vo. n^mMear, adomar,——
Hermoeearse. [mo
Beautifying, a. Gompostora, adonus ade
Beautiless, a. Feo, difoniM.
Beauty, a. HermoatuA, belleza; alindeia.
BeaaQr-spot, a. Parobea 6 Innarea poatlEoa.
Beaver, a. Castor; sombrero d« castor; Ti
sera.
Beavered, a. Avlserado.
Beaverteen, a. Plel de tnsa.
Beblnbbered. a. Ulncbado.
Beeafloo, «. (Cm.) Y. Figpecker.
To Becalm, va* Berenar, caliuar; aosegai;
Becalming, ». Calma.
Becama, mt^rlto del verbo 7b Become,
Beoaoae, eonj. Por que, Aoaoaa da.
To Beehaoco, tm. Acaaoer, suceder.
To Becharm, to, Kncantar, oaativar.
To Beck, «a. 7 M, Uaeer aefia oon la cabesc
6 mano.
Beck, a. Y. Kod. Befia oon la manow
To Beckon, vn. Haoer softa con la eabeaa c
mano.~r<& Haoer sefia 1
Beckon, a. Sefia oon la cabeza 6 mano.
tTo Beclip. vo. Bodear, ceOir.
To Beolond, va. Osooreoei.
To Become, «a. Convenir, sentar, caer bleu,
ser propio, estar bieD.-— vn. Uacerse, vol-
verse, convertirse. 7b become q/^ Parar
enalffa What %oUl become of mc t Q^i
ser4 de ml r [decente, JuatOk.
Becoming, pa. Gradoao, prlmoroeo, proplo ;
Becomingly, ad, Deooroeamonta, 4 prop6>
sko. rpiedad.
Becomlngneas, a. Deeenoia, elegancia; pro*
To Beenrl, wl (Burlcflw) Formar rlzoa.
Bed, a. Oma. Bed o/etatey Cama de re
apeto. Featherbed, Plnmon. Flodb
bedr, Colchon de boira. Straw^ed, Jer
gon de pi^a.
To Bed, va. Acostarso; serabfw 6 plantar.
To Bedabble, wl Rodar, mejar.
To BadaasleJ «>a. Bnlodar, embarrar.
To Bedash, To Bedaub, wk Balpiear, enai.
/Ciar.
To Bedazzle, va. Deslnmbrar, rteplandecoi
Bedchamber, a. Dormitorio, aloobk (Mex.*
Bec&mara.
Bedolothea, e. pk Kona de cama, mantaa.
Bedder, Bedettec^ «. Piedra do moUno sobrt
la muela.
Bedding, a. Bopa de cama.
To Bedeck, ini. Adomar.
Bedehouse, a. Casa de miserloonlJa.
Bedel, a. V. BeadU.
Bedelrv, a. Jnrlsdicdon del bedel.
To Bedew, «& Rodar, espardr; regar.
Bedfellow, a. Compa&ero 6 eomptAerti dit
Bedhanginga, a. Cortinas de c
Bedhead, e. Cabecera de cama. [blar.
To Bedim, wi. Oscureoer. oAisoar; dealnm
To Bedizen, «a. (Yolg.) Adoniar, aderosar.
*" ilam, a. Casa de locos ;oamorriBta;8tepft
-a. Loco.
Bedlamite, a. Looo.
Bedmakor, a. El criadu qne haoa la? «amar\
Bedmate, a. Compaftero 6 eompaai«*a <k
Be<lmoulding, «. Moldara de oomlar
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BEG
Bedpost^ «. Cohnu qae sosUene el delo do
lacunA.
Bedpreaser, a. Dormllon.
To llodraggle, «a. Manchar la ropa.
To Bedrench, txi. Empapar, ombeber.
Bedrid^ a. Poetrado en cama. eofermo.
Bedrlte, «. Derecho oonjusaL
Bedroom, «. Alooba, dorimtorto.
To Bedrop, «a. Bociar.
Bedside, ». Lado de cama, el espado ontre
la cama y la pared.
Bedstead, «. Armazon de oim&
Bcdstraw, ». Pi^aparajergon.
Bedswervcr, ». Ad61tero 6 ad61tenk
Bedthne, 8. La hora do acostarse.
To Beduck, wk Sumerglr debaJo del agaa.
To Bednng, tro. Estercolar, oeneficiar la
tierra oon ewtl^rooL
To Bedast, va. Empolvar, polrorear.
Bedward, ad, H4cla la cama.
To Bedwari; va. Aehicar.
Bedwork, a. Obra becba en la cama ; obra
hecha sin trabalo.
Bee, «. Abeja. rf^am.) Persona indostriosa.
Beech, «.(Bot.)Ua7a.
Beechen, a. De baya.
Beecb-mast, «. Fabnoo.
Beech-oil, A Acelte de fabnco.
Bee-eater, «. (Om.) Abejamoo.
B^, 9. Taca, la came de la yaca 6 del bner.
iBeef-eater, «. Alabardero, gnardia del rey de
Inglaterra.
Beef-witted, a. Est^pldo.
Bee-sarden, $. Colmenar.
Bee-ElTe, 4. Cohnona.
Beeld, «. Protocclon.
Bee-mastor, «. Colmcnoro.
Been, pp. del verbo 7b B&,
Beer, ». Cerveza. Small besr, Cenrcza floja.
Beerbouse^ V. AUhoiiw,
Beeetinga, Blestings, «. Calo^tro.
Beee-wax, «. Cera. [Bi'tabel.
Beet «. (Bot) Acelga, rcmolacha. (Mox.)
Beetle, «. EscarabiiOoi ptson, maza.
To Beetle, im. Uacer barriga.
Beetlebrowed. a. C<Jodo.
Beetle-headed, a, Lerdo.
Beetlestock, «. Mango do ptfion. [lacha.
Beet-radish, Beet-rave, a. Uetarraga 6 rcmo-
Beeres, A pk Ganado mayor. [nlr.
To Befall, vrk Suceder, acontccer. sobrovc-
To Befit, va, Venir Won, convcnlr, acomo-
darsea.
Befoamed, a. Cnblerto do cspnma.
To Befool, TO. Inlktnar.
Before, prep. Mas adelante; delante, en-
ft^cnte; anterior fi; superior A. — a(f. Pri-
inero; dntes, hasta aliora; ya. To get
before one, Adelantarse k algono.
Beforehand, ad. Do antemano, anticlpada-
mente. To be beforehand tetth one^ Llo-
rar la delantera a nno; priraeramente.
Uefbrctiroe, ad. En otro tiempo.
to Befool, «/!. Ensactar, emporcar.
Fo Befriend, ro. Favorecer. patrocinar,
amporar. 7b biftiend one'e edf, Mirar
porsL
IV> Befringe, fa. Guarneoer con frai^Jaai
To Beg, vrk Mcndlgar.— vcu Bogar, sopllcar ;
raponef.
BEK
Began, prtt del verbo 7b Begin.
To Beget, to, Engendrar; prodndr.
Begetter, a. Engendrador.
Begetting, «. Qeneraclon. [gorra^
B^^ar,«. Mendlgo; suplicante; miserable
To Beggar, «a. Empobreeer. armlnar; apa-
rar, agotar. 7b beggar aeeoripHon^ Ber
Indeseribible. [ria.
Beggarliness, «. Mezqnlndad, pobreza, mise-
Beggarly, a. Pobre, miserabia Beggarly
action^ Ba)eza. — ad. Mozquinamente.
Beggury, a. Mondicldad.
Beggings a. Meudlcante, enpllcanto.
Begflt, p. ad). Dorado.
To Begin, tJfl. Empezar, comenzar, prind-
Jlar. 7b begin afresh 6 aqain^ Volver
empezar; prosegnir. — tm. Kacer.
Beginner, & Antor, Inventor; prlndptantei
Beginning, «. Principio, origen; prindpioa
6 mdimentoa. [sitiar.
To Begird, Begirt, va. Cefilr, atar; rodear;
To B^naw, va. IU>er.
Begone, inter). Fnera, qntta allA.
Begored, a. Manchado consangre.
Begot, Begotten, pp. del verbo 7b Beget. ,
To Begrease, t>a. Pringar.
To Begrime, va. Encenagar; ennegrecer.
To Begmdge, va. Envidlar; repugnar.
To Beguile, fHt. Engailar, sedncir.
Begnller, e. Engaftador, seductor, impostor.
Beguln, a. Capiilo 6 oofla; monja.
Begun, pp. del verbo 7b Begin.
Behalf; «. Favor, patroclnio, conslderadon.
In behalf of ^ En nombre de.
To Behave, ra. y n. Procedcr, portarse blen
6 mal. Behar>e I Estcsc V. qulcto I
Behavior, a. Proceder, condacta; modal;
gesto; crianzo.
To Behead, va. Degollar, decapitar.
Beheader, a. Degollador. l^^^*
Beheld, prtt. y part pa%. del verbo To Be-
Behest, A Mandato, precepto, reqncrimlentoi
Behind, j)r<^. Dctras, tras. Behind on£^
hacJr^ En su aosencia. A tras ; inferior. Tt
ride behind one, Montar en las ancas.—
ad. Atrasadamente.
Behindhand, ad. Con atrasa [tar.
To Behold, va. Ver, ralrar, considerar, no-
Behold 1 inter). He! he aquil velo ahll
Beholden, pari. a. Deader, por gratitud.
Beholder, a Espcctador, miron.
To Bchonev, ra, Duldfloar.
Behoof, A l*rovocho, ventajA
To Behoove, Behovej vn. iinpers. Convenhr
importar, ser dtll, sor neccsario. // be*
hovea tie to be prepared for deaths Noa
imporia estar preparados para la mnerio.
Behooveful, Behoveftil, a. Provechoso, titll ;
necesario.
Behovable. a. Ganancloso.
To Behowl vn. Aullar.
Being, A Kxistencia, ser, esenda; estado,
condiclon. A nmn^eflret being. El pri*
roer memento de la vfda. — con). 1 a qu6.
pneato que, BQpnmto.—Partle. del vcrb«
To be.
To Bejade, va. Canear.
To Bekisa, va. Saludar, bosar.
To Beknavo, va, Llamar d otro bellaeo 4
picaro.
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BEL
To Belabor, va. Apalear, dur ie pnAadas,
eascar. [atar.
tTo Belace, to. (Kin.) ABegarar, amarrar,
Bdkoed, a. Adornado con eDc^e, galoaeado.
To Belate, vn. Tardar, retlrane tarde.
Belated, a, £1 quo so redra rony tarda de
oocbe.
Bclatednem, «. Tardanza.
To Belay, va, Bloqnear; aaech&r. (N4o.)
Amarrar. Bflaying-pin«s Cavillaa.
T9 Belcb, fm, Eructar; regoldar; Tomltar.
Belch, Belchinff, a. Eructo; r^iielda
Bddam, ^f. Yejeznela; brnja.
To Beleaguer, «wi. 8itiar, bloqaear, oprlmlr.
To Belee, va. (N&u.) SoUventar. [nica.
Belemnites, «. (Mln.) Pledra belemDita o6-
fTo Beleper, va, Lleoar de lepra.
Belfty, «. Campanario.
Belial, «. BeliaL
To Bellbol, to, Calntnnlar.
To Belie, va. Contrabacer, remelar; deo-
mentir; oalamniar.
Belied, a. Desmentida [reoer.
Belief; 9. Fe; creenda; credo; opinion, par
Believable, a, Creible. [nar; fiarsei
To Believe, va, Creer.— <m» Pensar, imagi-
Believer, & Creyente, flel, crisdano.
Believing, c. Fe, croencia.
Believlngly, ad. Con fe 6 creenda.
Belike, ad. Probablemente, qnizi^ acaso.
Bell, «. Campana. Clapper qf a hdl, Ba-
d^ljo de campana. Jiinu <ij bellSy toque
do campanas. Pauing-bellt Campana
que toca d muerto. Divw^t hsU^ Campa-
na nrinatoria. [flgura de campaca.
To Bell, vn. (Bot) Crecer una planu en
Belladonna, «. (Bot) Belladama.
Belle, «/r SeAorlta; una mnjer bermoea.
BelleB-Teitre^ a. Bdlas letras. V. J'oUU
ZUsraiure.
Bell-lksbioned, a. Campaniforme.
Bellflower, t. (Bot) Ruiponce 6 rap6ncbigo.
Bellfounder. «. Fundidor de campanas.
Bellied, a. Yentmdo, barrigon. [rero.
Belligerent, a. Bdigerant^ belleoeo, guer>
Bellipotent, a. Poderoeo en la guerra.
Bellroaa, «. Pregonero de campana, avlsador,
despertador.
Bellmetal, «. Metal oampanll.
To Bellow, vn. Bramar; vociferar, gritar.
Bellower, «. Bramador, gritador. [grlto.
B«llow, Bellowing, ». Bramido, ruxido;
Bellows, 8. Fuelle. [pana.
Bellrlnger, a. Campanno, tocador de cam-
Bellmpe, «. Cuerda 6 soga de campana.
Belluine, a. Bestial [cerra
Bellwether, «. Manso, el camero eon el ccn-
Belly, «. Yientre, baniga, panza; (itero.
To Belly, vn. Ilacer barriga; bartane.— int.
Llenar, hinchar.
Belly-ache, & C61ica.
Bellyband, t. Cincha, ventrera, dnto.
Bellybound, a. EstreAido.
tBenycheer, t. Banqueto 6 festln dellcioso.
BeUyArettlng, t. (Yet) Bozamlento; dolor
vientre en loe caballos.
Belljrftil 0. Panzada, bartazgo.
Bellygoa, «. Oloton.
Bellyplncbed, a. Hambrlento. i
Bellyalave, «. EsclarQ de sa apeUtOw
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BEN
Beliytimber, 8. (Yulg.) AUmento, c
Bellyworm, a. Lombriz del vientro.
To Belock, va. Cervar oon Have.
To Belong, vn, Perteneccr, tocar ; concemir
Beloved, a. Querido, amado.
Below, prep. Debajo: inferior en dignidad
— ad. Ab^o, biO<S <i«bi40'
Belswaggcr, «. Pntafiero, fanfkrron, baladron
Bilt, s. Cinta Stoord-bett, BiricA, dntu
ron. Shoulder-belt, Tahah.
To Belt, CO. C^ercar, rodear.
To Bemad, va, Knloqnecer.
To Beroangle, va. Laoerar.
To Bemask, va. Eeoonder, twar.
To Bemaze, va, ConAmdir; aesoaminar.
To Bemire, va, Enlodar, encenagar.
To Bemoan, va, Lamontar, defUorar.
Bemoanable, a. Lamentable.
Bemoanor, «. Lamentador.
Bemoaning, ». Lamentadon.
To Bemock, va. Moikne. relr? e de. [afbir
To Bemonster, ro. Deformar, dcaflgurar
Bemused, a. Cansado de pensar.
Bench, a. Banco; tribunal de Jostida.
Jtinff's Bench, Vn tribunal principal da
Justida, y una prislon de Ldndres.
To Bench, va, Ilaoer buicoe ; asentar aobra
un baooo.
Bencher, ». Decano de loe colegioe de abo-
gadoa; individuodealgnnayuntamiento;
To Bend, va. Encorvar, doblar. plegar; dlri-
gir, incllnar k\ aiuetar; tender, esUnur.—
vn. Encorvarso, ooblarse; inclinarse. Te
lend hack. Encon^ar bftda atras. 7b
bend one's &rofct, Fmncir las cejas.
Bend, «. Comba, encorvadura; v^mda.
Bends, (Ndn.) Jjui ligazonea de las coap
demaa. (Bias.) Bandas.
Bendable, a. Fleiible. Tcosa.
Bender, a. El que encorva 6 tnerce aljguna
Bending, «. Encorvadura, oomba; pen-
diente; rodeo, vuelta.
Bendlet, t. Tirilla.
Bcndwith, s. (Bot) Yibumo.
Beneaped, a, (NAu.) Barado.
Beneath, ad. yprep, Bi^o, deb^o^ ab^|0
de lo mas bondo.
Benedictine, B.ja. BonedieiiDO, benlta
Benediction, «. Bcndicion.
Benefkctor, «. Bienbocbor.
Benefaction, a. Bcnefldo, favor.
Benelkctress, «/ Bienhecbora.
Benefice, «. Benefldo ; benefldo ededistica
Beneficed, Oi. Benefldado. [larffueza
Beneficence, & Bcnefloenda; liber&dad
Beneficent a. BenSfloo.
Beneficently, ad, Ben^camente.
Benefidal. a. Benefldoso, prurechoeo, fitJt.
Benefldaliy, ad. Ben^ficamentei
Benefidalness, •. UtiUdad, provecba
Beneficiary, «. Benefldado.~a. Benefldartc
Benefit, a. Benefldo; bondad, gracla; pro
vecho, venti^ BeneJU f^cUrgy, Inmo •
nidad del doro. [chaise, prevalera^
To Benefit, va, Benefidar.— tm, Aprov^
To Benet, va, Asecbar ; poner acechanaa.
Benevolence, «. Benevolenda, (kvor^ amra
Benevolent a. B«n6voIo; demeato.
Benevolently, ad. BenignamentA.
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BES
B«Diral, 0: Bengala.
Benjamin, «. Bei\]m 6 menjal, resinft roedl-
dnftL [cheoerao & nno.
To Benight, va. Gogerle & nno la noche. ano-
Benighted, pp. Anocheclda (Fig.) To be
benigMefr^Eatax dego, extravtaao.
Benign, a. Benlgno, afable, generoso.
Benignant, a. BenoQco, propicio.
Benignity, «. Benignidad, bondad, dulznra;
salubridad. [mente.
Benignly, ad, Benlgnamento, gonerosa-
Benlson. «. V. B^ntdicUan. [garlofilea.
Bennet, Herb bennet, 8. (Bot) GariofllaU 6
Bon-nat, s. Nnes de ben 6 behen.
Bent, «. Encorvada^^; disposiden, deter-
minaclon, tondenda; decUve.
Bent pp. Dirigido 6 indinado &; resndta
V. To Bend.
To Benumb, va. Entorpecer, entnmecer.
Benumbed fjoiih cold, Yevio do frio.
Benombedness, a, Entorpecimlento, enta-
meclmiento.
Benzoin, «. Benjni 6 roenJuL Y. Benjamin.
To Bepaint, va. Colorar, teftlr alguna coaa.
To Bepinch, va. Pellizcar. (bcza.
To Bepowder, va. (Joe) Enfaarlnarse la'ca-
To Bepraise, va. Idscnjear b^perlxSlica-
mente. [rar.
To Bcpnrple, va. Tenlr de pfirpnra, purpu-
To Bequeathe, co. Mandar, fegar alguna cosa
en testamento.
Bequeather. ^ Tostador.
Bequest, s. Manda, donadon, legada
Berattle, va^ Gritar, haoer ruldo.
Berberry, «. B^rbero 6 agracejo, arbnsta
Bere, «. (Bot) Espede de oebada
To Bereave, va. Despojar; deposeer.
Bereavement, «. Despojo, desamparo.
Bergamot, «. (Bot) Bergamota; esenda de
bergamota.
Bcrgina»ter, «. Bnrgomaestre, bailio. [do.
To Berhyme, va, Klogiar A uno en verso rima-
Berlin, «. Berlioa.
Berry, «. Baya; grano. Aviffnon 6 yellow
berrUs, Granas de Aviflon.
To Berry, m. Produdr bavas.
Berrv-bearing, a. Lo que lleva bayas.
Berth, & Camaroto de un barco; lugnr; aco-
modo, cmpleo.
Bertram, «. (Bot) Agerato.
Beryl, a Berilo.
Berylllne, a. Lo portenedente al bertlo.
To Beseech, «</. Supllcar, roxar, pedir.
Beeeecher «. Bogador, supiicante, implo-
rante.
Beseeching, n. Bucgo, sAplloa.
To Beseem, «». Convenir, nareeer bicji.
Beseeming, «. Grada, donalre, decoro.— ^p.
a. Convenionte, deoorosa
Beseemlr, a, Decoroso, eracloso.
To Beset, va. Sitiar, rodear; acosar, perse-
guir, espiar. Battel tcith troublea, Abru-
mado de trabfO^*^
To Bcsbrew, «a. Maldecir.
Beside, Besides, prep, Oerca, al lado de otro .
excepto; sobre; ruera de.— ad. Aderaas,
por otra parte, aun, fhera de.
To Besiege, wi. Sltlar, alguna plaza.
Besieger, s. Sltiador.
BeMefing. 8. Sltfo.
BET
To Beslave, ea. Esclavlzar.
To Beslubber, va. Salpioar 6 ensndar.'
To Besmear, •ra. Salpicar, ensudar.
Besmearer, va. Ensudador.
To Besmoke, va. Ahumar, Uenar de humo .
curar al humo.
To Besmnt, va. Tlznar.
Besnuffed, a^ Mauchado con tabaco de polvci
Besom, «. Escoba.
To Besot 170. Infatnar, entontecor.
Besottcdiy, ad. Tontamente.
Besott«dnes8, a. Entoutcdmiento, fktuldad.
Besought, pret y part, dd verbo To B^
aeeck. [tejuelaa.
To Bespangle, va. Matizar, adomar con Ian*
To Bespatter, xa. Salpicar, mancbar; dite>
raxe. desacrodltar. [eacupir a nno.
tTo Bespawl, va, y n. Babosear, babear
To Bespeak, va. Encomendar, encargar
apalabrar; mandar hacer; predecir; do*
mostrar; alquUar; prevenlr.
Bespeaker, «. £1 que encarga alguna cosa.
To Bespeckle, va. Abigarrar, pintorrear 6
plntarnOar.
To Bespew, va. Ensndar con y6mlto.
To BeCT)ice»va. Condimentar, sazonar con
especlaa.
To B^plt «a. y fk Esonptr.
To Besplrt, va. Espardr rudaraenteu
Bespoke, Bespoken, 7>r*t y p(uri. p. del ver
bo To Bespeak. MandMo, alquilado, pre-
venldo.
To Bespot, va. Abigarrar. [sobre otra.
To Bespread, va. Cnbrir, tender una cosa
To Besprinkle, va, Kodar, esparclr alguna
cosa sobre otra.
Bespriukler, «. Boclador. [saliya.
To Besputter, va. Salpicar b ensudar eon
Best, a, Mejor, superior, lo mdor.— aA Mas
bien. J love that best qralf, Preflen)
aqnello & todo lo demas.
To B^tatn, va, Mancbar. [& alguno.
To Bestead, va, Aprovechar, ntilizar; serrlr
Bestial, a. Bestial, brutal.
Bestiality, «. Bestialldad, brutalidad.
To Bestiijize, va. Obrar como bestia.
To Bestick, va. Hlncar, davar. V. To SticJt.
To Bestir, va. Mover, indtar. — vn. Rem<
verse, intrigar.
To Bestorm, vn. Babiar, enfhrecerse.
To Bestow, va. Dar, conferir, otorgar; rega-
lar; gastar.
Besto^i^ «. V. JH»po»al
Bestower, m. Regalador, dador. [ To Stridi>.
To Bestraddle, Bestride, va. Atranear. V.
Bestraught, part. Loco, fhrioaa
To Bestrew, va. Rociar, derramar sobre.
To Bestnd, va. Taohonar.
Betjf. Apuesta.
To Bet, va. Apostar.
To Betake, va. Agarrar, recurrlr, aondlc
To b&take one" 9 eel/to, Aplioarso.
To Beteem, va, Produdr, dar, eonferlr.
Betd 6 Betle, b, (Bot) Betel, planta.
To Bethink, va, Becapadtar, reoordis algo.
— vn, Gonsiderar. penaar.
Bethlehem, ». V. Bedlam.
Bethlehemlte, b. Y. BedUtmits. WUnk,
Bethonieht, prek ypart. del verbo 2b i8>
tTo Betbrall, va. Esclavizar, spjuzsar.
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BIB
To Betfanmp, va, Dar de pufiftda&
To Betide, vn. 8aceder, aoontecer; acacoor.
— eo. Saceder. [pronto; temprano.
Betime, Betimca, ad. Con ttcmpo, en saxon ;
To Betoken, va, BignlAcar, representar ; pio-
Doeticar; deeignar.
Betokening, «. PreMcio, pron66tloo.
Betonr, a. (Bot) BetOnica.
Betook, pret. del Yerbo To Bdaks.
To Beto^ «a. Ajritar, mover con Tiolenda.
To Betray, va. Traicionar; rerelar : expo-
Der; mostrar. [Aado. \. To Betray,
Betrayed, pp. Vendido, dosoobierto, euga-
Betrayer, a Traidor: falso, perfldloeo.
To Bctrim, vo. Adealar, polir. [ealei.
To Betroth, vi. Deeposar, eontraer eepon-
Betrothment, «. Esnonsalea, eqranealido.
tTo Bctrort, va, Fiar, dar en conflanza. V.
7b TVtMt
Better, a. cwnp. Mejor.— <wf. llejor, mas
blen. So much the btUer, Tanto roejor.
To Belter, «a. Me)}orar, adelantar; sobrepa-
jar.
Beiti'r, 9. El mejor 6 lo mejor; TentiO<Knio-
Jor'uL Our oiriUrt^ Nuostros superioress
Bettering, a. Mejoria.
Betting, 9. Apuesta.
Bettor, «. Apostador. rTntermedIo, baeco.
Between, prep. Entre. 7%* apaee bHween^
Betwixt, prep. Entre. V. Between,
BeTcl, 9. Cartabon.
To Betel, <m/. Cortar un Angulo al 8««a
Beven^^ a. Brebi^e, mcrlenda, renresco;
estrena.
Bevy, a. Bandada; compaiUa, jnnta; corrlllo.
To Bewail, va. Llorar, lamentar, depkirar.
lieirailable, a. Lamentable, d^lorabl&
Bewailing; «. Lamentadon, lloro, sentl-
mienta
T<^ Beware, vn. Guardarse; reeatarse.
To Beweep, to. Llorar, lamentar.
To Bewet, f a. Mojar, homodeeer.
To Bewilder, «a. Dceeaminar, deecarrlar.
7b he bewildered^ Estar atolondrado, no
f aber qae bacer. [hecbizar.
To Bewitch, «a. Enoantar, maloflciar ; cegar,
Bewitcber, a. Eneantador, br^Jo, bechicero ;
halagad<^. [to, becbizo; encanto, gradx
Bewitcbery, Bewitchment, «. Encantamien-
Bewitching, a Encanto, halago. — a. Atrao-
tivo; bechicero.
Bewitchingly, ad, HalagUcAamonto.
To Bewray, va. Traidonar ; demostrar ; en>
sadar.
Bewrayer, «. Traidor.
Bey, 9. Bey. [lante; fbent— <r<f. L^oa.
Beyond, vrep. Mas alU, allende, mas ade-
I^ezan, «. Tela de algodon de Bengala.
Hezel, BeriU 9. Cbaton de un anilio.
Bezoar, «. Bezar, bezoar, piedra medldDoL
Bezoardli^ a. BezoArdico.
Biangulated, a. Blansular.
Bias, 9. PrQpendon, Indlnadon, obicto, fin.
(Fiir)Pr<Julda [V. JKaa.
To Bias, vo. Indinar, ladear h&da una parte.
Bib, «. Babador, delantaL [tear,
fo Bib, to, Bcber frecnenterocnte, beborro-
BibadoQs, a, Bebedor, boiracho. (Fam.)
Cuera
Bibber, a Bebedor, cbl«perc.
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311.
Bible, 9. Biblia, la sagrada Escrftora.
BlbUcal, a. BU>Ueo.
Bibliographer, a BibH6gnifa
Bibliographical, a, BibUogi^ca
Bibliography, «. BlbUograria.
Bibliomania, a Bibliomania.
BibllomanhM, a. Biblidmano.
Bibliopolist, 9, Ubrero.
Bibulous, a. Poroso, esponjoso.
Bicapaolar, a. (Bot) Bicapsnlar.
Bloo, a. Azui de Armenia.
Bidpltal, Bldpitons, a. BIcipite. [tar
To Bleker, tn. Escaramocear; refilr, di»pa«
Btckeror, «. Escaramnzador ; pendendero.
Bickering, «. Escaramoza; rifta, di^mta^
Biokem, a. Pico do bigomia. [nos,
Bioomoos, a. Bioome, qae tiene doe cnei •
Bioorporal, a. BIcorpdreo.
Bid, 9. Pqja 6 valor sobre otra p^Ja.
To Bid, CO. Pedir, iwar, eonvidsr; mandar;
ofrecer, pujar. Tb hid adieu, Desp*-
dirse. To old defiance tn, AtreverBo *
con. [vltado; rauidadu
Bidden, part. pa9. del verbo 7b Bid, In-
Bidder, a. Poster. 77ia highest Udder, EI
meior poetor.
Bidding, 9. O'rden, mandate; poetora.
To Bide, va. Sufrlr, agnautar.— rn, Uesidir
Bidental, a. Lo one tiene dos dientea^
Bidet, a. Jaca, caballo pequena
Biding, 9. Kc^ldencia, mansion.
Biennial, a. Bicnal.
Bier, 9, Andaa, feretro, atand.
Bic6Ung^ 9. V. BeaeUnge.
BiraHou8,a. Doble 6 dupHcado.
Biferona, a. Lo que da dos cosecbas al afio.
Bind, Blfidated, a. Hendldo.
Blfold, a. Doble.
Biform, Biformed, a. Biforme.
BiAiroUed, a. Blforcado.
Biftircation, a Division an dos partes.
Big. a. Qrande, abultado. gmeso; preftada;
bincbado, InSado ; noble, generoso.
Bigg, 9. (Bot) Ecpede de cebada
tBigam, Bigamist, a Bigamo.
Bigamy, a. Bigamla.
Bigbellfed, a, Ventrudo; barrlgdn.
Blgbodled, a, Orueeo, gordo.
Bigboned, a. Iluesndo, rob6sta
Bigcomed, a. Qranujienta
Bljrgin, 9. Capillo de nifio.
Bight (of a rope), a (Ndn.) Seno de un c&to.
Bigly, ad. Orgnlkwamente, extremada-
mente. [tambien desdenadamento.
Bignamed, a. Un nombre o6Iebre ; se usa
Bigneas, a Qrandeza: grander, grosor.
Bigot, «. Fanitioo; beaton; hipocrtta.
Bigoted, a. Ci^amente preocupado 6 £ivoi
ae algnna cosa. [mente.
BlgoteaJy, ad. Obstlnadamente ; fuiatica^
BigotiT, 9. Fanatismo, zdo Indiscreto; hipo>
cresu.
Blgsoundlng, a, Altisonante.
Bigswoln, a. T^mldo, hlnehado.
Bllander, a. Bilander, embareadon i>eqnefiA
Bilberry, a Aribidano, frnta sllvoatreu
Bilbo, a Estoqne, espada pvntada.
Bllboea. a. pj. Cepo eon grilloa.
Bile, a Bills 6 c6iera: dlvieso.
To Bilge, tm. (NAn.) Ilacer agna.
Digitized by VjOO^
BIR
BUge, «. (Kau.) Pantoono. BUg^-vxHsr^
Agua de paotoqae. Milffe-pumps^ Bom>
Ims de carena.
Biliary, a. BUiarIa
BIliBguoua. a. Blliogue.
BlIiotM, a. Bilioso.
To Bilk, va. DeAnadar, chasquear.
BilK «. Pico de ave ; flactiira. Play-biil,
Cartel de t^atro. Bill of lading^ CoxKKa-
miento. BiU qf eacchange^ Letra de
cainbio. [al p&bUoo.
To Bill, vn. Arrullar, aoarlciar.— t?a. Aviear
Billet, «. BiUete, esqnela; toqaeto de lefia
para obimenea ; boleta.
Bniet-d<
Billet-doux, & Carta 6 eeqncla amorosa.
To Billet, va. Aposentar Boldadoa.
BI!liard^ «. VUlar. £iUiard-€Uot, Ttuso.
Billiard-table, «. Mesa de villar.
BIllingssBte, 9. Lengui^e bi^o 7 agitaoado;
pee^eriaen L^ndrafl*
BfllioD, a. (Arit) MiUon da miUoneo.
Billow, & Oleada.
To Billow, tm. HiDofaarae oomo noa ola.
Billow-beaten, a. 8aoadido con las oleadas.
Billowy, a. Hlnobado oomo las olaSb
Bin, «. Alaoena, armarioi deepensa.
Binary, a, Binaria
To Bind, va, Atar, apretar; eeflir, envoi ver,
rlbetcar, galonear; onir; Tendar; obllgar,
precisar, empeflar; estrefiir, desecar. 7b
hind on* mmretMce^ Escritarar pOT
aprendiz. To bind over^ Obligar h com-
pareoer. (For.) Condenar L-~€n. Astrin-
gir; ser oblieatorio.
Bind, «. Tallo 0 vistago de I6pnIo.
Binder, a. Encoademador; atadero; atador;
astringente.
Binding; a. Venda, ctnta. Bindingt^ Her-
rajes de las Tigotas; astringente; encna-
demadon. [co.
Binding, a. Obligatorio; astringente, estipti-
Bindweed, «. (Bot) CorregUelo.
BInn, «. Ceflta grande.
Binnacle, a Bitilcora.
Binocle, «. (Opt) Bin6calo.
Binocular, a. jBinocnlar.
Binomial, a. (Ale.) Baiz binomia. [bres.
Binominoaa, a. JLo que oonsta de dos nom-
Biographer, 9. Bi6grafo.
Biographical, a. Blogrdflca
Bic^^pbr, 9. Biograf ia.
BioTae, Bivouac, ». (Mil.) Yivac 6 vivaque.
Biparous, a. Que pare dos hljos k on tiempo.
Bipartlent, Binartite, a, Binartido. [tea.
Blpartltion, a. Division en dos pedazoe 6 par-
Biped, c Bipede.
Bipedal, a. Bipedal
Blpennated, a. Lo qne tienc dos alas.
BtpeUlous. a. Bip^talo. [tica.
Blqaadrate, Biquadratic, «. (Alg.) Bicnadri^
Birch, «. (Bot) Abedul ; varillas pare acotar.
Birchen, a. Hecbo de abeduL
Bird, 9. Ave ; piyaro.
To Bird, tn. Cazar pharos.
Birdbolt, f . Saetilla.
Binlcagti, 9. Jaola de p^aro&
Birdcall, a. Bedamo.
BIrdcatoher, Birder, 9. P^jarero.
Bird-eyed, a, Hecbo como ojos de p^aro.
Bird-fancier, 9. £1 afleionado i p^Jaroa.
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Btrding-pieoe, a. Esoopeta pan tirar 4 pf{*
roa.
Birdlike, a. Semejante d p^aro.
Birdlime, a. Li^
Birdllmod, a. (Fig^) Cogldo oomo con llgik
Birdman, «. Pi^arero.
Birdseye. a. (Bot) Qjo de pi^jaro. Birdatff*
Hmo^ Vista de p^iaro.
Birdfifoot, a. (Bot) Pi6 de p^ara
Birdsnest, 9. Nido de ave. (Bot) Planta.
Birgander, 9. (Om.) Oanso aUvestre.
Birt 9. (let) V. TurboL
Birth, a. Nadmiento; alcumia; parto; o»>
mada; lugar, paesto; causa, prindpto.
UfUimtiy births Aborto, malparto.
Birthday, & Cumpleanoa. Birthday pra^
&rU, (Mez.) Cudga, regala
Birtbdom, a. Dereohoa de nadmlento.
Birthnight, 9. La noche en que alguno naot.
BirthplAoe, a. Soelo native. [mogenitur&
Birthright, a. Derechoa de nadmiento; pn-
Birthwort, 9. (Bot) Aristoloqola.
Blsannual, a. Bisanuo.
Blacuit, a. Qalleta 6 bizeocbo.
To Bisect, va. Dividlr en dos partem
Bisection, a. Blseodon. [compuesta.
Bishop, a. Obispo; alfil del i0^re>; oebida
To Bishop, va. Confirmar, administrar la
conflrmadon.
Bishoplike, Bi»hopIy, a, EpisoopaL
Bishopric, «. Obispada [jlstra
Bishopaweed, Bishopewort, a. (Bot) Ami
BislE, a. SopaJealdo; guiaado, pepltoria.
Bismuth, & iBismnto. Magiktry of hi*-
muth 6 ptarl whUe^ £1 nitrato del bls-
muta ButUr €(f Vitmuth^ £1 moriato
debismuto.
Bison, a. BIsonte; tore sUvastre.
Bissextile, A Bisiesto.
Bistre, 9. Tlnta de China; bollln desleido.
Bistort, 9. (Bot) Blstorta, dragonda.
Bistoury, & Blstnri.
Bisolcous, a. Patihendlda
Bit, & Bocado. TU-bit, Pedazo dellcado;
pedadto; real amcricana BU of a k&y^
Paleton de llave. Bit qf an avgtr^ Qu-
saniUo de taladra BUqfaeaUe,(j^k^)
Bltadura del cable. Bits. pL (NAu.) Bitaa.
To Bit vo. EnlVenar. (NAu.) Tomar la bi-
tadnra con d cable.
Bit, prek y part pa9. del verbo To BiU.
Bitch, qf. rerra. A proud bUoIu, Perra s»>
lida; zorra.
To Bite, va. Mordcrr roer; pnnzar, piear
murmurar 6 satirlzar ; engafiar.
Bite, A Mordednra, tarascada; engaflo; en-
eaJEkador, ladron, ratero. [impostor.
Biter, «.Hordedor; pez qne pica el cebo;
Biting, 9. Mordedura, tarascada; censnri.—
€1. Mordax ; satirlca
Bitingty, ad. Mordazmente ; satiricamcntei
Bitten, part. pa9. del verbo To Bite.
Bitter, a. Amargo, Aspero ; severo ; calami*
toeo ; mordaz, satinco ; desagradable.
Bitterly, ad. Amargamente; agriament«^
severamente.
Bittern, 9. (Om.) AJoaravan 6 bitor.
Bitteraosa, 9. Amargnra; rencor; mordad-
dad ; angusUa, amargura.
Bittersweet »• Manzana agridnloe.
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BLA
Bttt«nroct, «. (Bot) OonoiAU.
Bifeomen, «. Betno.
BitomlDons, <h Bttmninoto.
Bivftlve, Bi valvular, a (Coo.) Biralro.
To BivoDAC, 91*. (Mil) YivaqiMar.
Bivouac, A (Mil) Vivao 6 vivaqaei [mear.
To Blab, va. Parlar, diTQlgar.— eif. Cbla-
Blab, Blabber, tf. Chisraoso ; bablador.
Blabbing, A Uabladaria* ennegreeer.
Black, A NesTo ; luto.
Black, a. Negro, oacaro: ceAado, tdtrleo;
Krave; fanesto; malvado. [do.
Blackamoor, a Negro, el etSope, el afnos-
Black-art, a Nigromanda, m^ca negra.
Blackbeny, a (Bot) Zarza; zarzamora.
Blaokblrd, a (Om.) Mirlo 6 merla.
Black-browed, <l Cejioegro; tristA.
Black-bryony, a (Bot.) Naex negra.
Blaek-oatiie, a. a Oanado vacuna [roar.
To Blacken, va. Ennegreeer; tildar; dfb-
Blackener, a Enoegreeedor, denlgrador.
Black-eyed, a, OJi-ncgro.
Blaok-&oed, Black-viMiged, a. CSarinegro.
Blackguard, a (Fam.) Pillastron : ragabim<
do; plllo.
Blacking, a Negro de zapatoA
Blackish, a. Nesmizoo.
BlA«k-Jack, A Jarro 6 oMmdilla dtarolada.
Black-lead, a LAnlz-ploma
Blackleg, a Eatandor, trainpoeo, Jugador.
Blackly, ad. Atrozniente.
Black-mouthed, cr. Qrosaro, vfl.
Blackness, A Negriira; oi«eiiridad.
Blftck-puddiog, A Morel lla.
Blaok«rod, a UJIer de la vara negra; en la
6rden de la Jarretera, j tatnbieo de la
G4mani de los PareA
Blacksmith, A Herrcro.
Blackthorn, a Endrlno.
Blaekwell-hall, a Bala donde m» venden
paflo 6 tolas de lanA BUickweH-hall
factor^ Factor 6 agente de los fitbrleantee
de lana. [Mnna^ (Bot) EspantaloboA
Bladder, a Yejiga; ampollA Bladder'
Bhuldered, a. Uinchado oomo vcjiga.
Blade, A La punta tiema del grano ; bcja ;
pala do remo ; Jaqneton, gnapo.
Bladebone, a E<paldilla (i omoplato.
Bladed, a. EntAlfecido.
Bladesmith, a Espadera
BliUn, A AmpoUa, diviesa
Biamable, a. Culpable.
Blamableness, a Cnlna.
Blamably, ad. Cnlpablemente.
To Blame, fxk Calpar ; vitaperar, repren-
dor; oensnrar. [lito.
Blame, A Culpa, vltnperaclon, oeosura ; de-
BlameAiU a. Beo, culpable.
BlAmeleas. a. Inocento, irrepronslble.
Blamelessly, ad. Inocentamente.
Blamelessbess, a Inoocnda.
Blafner, a Kepronsor.
Blameworthr, a, CulpablA
BlamcwortbUieas, a Oulpabilidad.
To Blaneb, va, Blanqaear; pelar, mtnidar;
{Miliar, cohoneetar.
Blancber, a Blfiaqoeador.
Blanehlng, A Blanqniclon.
Bland, a. Blando, autre.
Blandatlon, a Blaailnra, raricia.
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BlandfloqnencAiAZSalanieria; cniDpUmlai
To Blandiah, «a. Ablandar; balagar, haod'
Blaadi^her, A Halagador; zalamon>.
Blandlsbing, a Blaodora, carida. V. IRcm-
diakmeiu. fqaiabra
Blandishment t. Zaiameria; hafno, r»*
Blank, a. Blanco; no eecrito. (Po«t.)Bin
rlma; eonftiso; p&lldo. — a £ipadOt1ia«KA.
To Blank, va. Perturbar, conftindir; anste.
Blanket «. Manta. (Amer.) Cov^
To Blanket, vo. Mantear.
Blanketln;:, a Manteamiento.
Blankly, ad. En blanoo. [BM^m.
To Blare, «n. Bramar, Toclfertr. V. n
To Blaspheme, «a. Biaslbmar; bablarml
de alguna personA — vn. Jorar.
Blaaphemer, A Blasfbmo.
Blaspheming, a Blasfemla.
Blasphemous. A Blaafbmo; Impio. {menle.
Blasphemoosl^atf. Blaafemamente, Impfa^
Blasphemy, a Blasfemia.
Blast A Bopio de aire; son de tnstromefito
de boca; tnflujo de aatro mallgno; tisos.
To Blast 9a. Inikmar; marohiiar, seoar;
amantar ; dar barreno, abrlr las rocas oon
polvora ; arrolnar. [ta repentinaroentOL
Blaster, a £1 que amdna, influna 6 nuurcfai-
Blasting; A £1 acto de toUu- laa rooas; ea-
piooion; repentina.
tSflastment, a Calamidad 6 plaga repentina.
Blatant, a. Mugiente 6 bramaote eomo be>
oerro.
To Blatch, V. To Blotch.
Blay, A (lot) Breca, pez.
BUuia. A Llama 6 llamarada; mido, rmnor.
To Blare, Vft Encenderse en llama; brillar,
arder. — f>a. Inflamar; divnlgar.
Blazer, a Cbarlador, oue&tera
Blazing-star, a CometA [brar, alabar.
To Blazon, to. Blasonar: adumar; celo>
Blazon, a Y. Blaaonry, IMvolgaeioo, eele-
braelon. [dor.
Blazoner, a Oenealoglsta, heraldo; dMhma->
Blazonry, a Blason, el arte de la heriUdiea.
To Bleaob, «a. Blanquear al aoL— «it Blan
qnear.
Bleacher, A Blanqueador.
Bleaching, A Blanqueo.
Bleachery, A £1 sltlo donde se ponen lat
COMB k blanquear.
Bleak, a. P&lido, deeoolorldo; Mo, belado.
Bleak, a (let) Albnr, pez.
Bleakness, a Frio, frialdad ; palldex.
Blear, Bleared, a. Lagafloso 6 letcifloaoi
Blear^yod, a. LagaAoso ; oonfti8>> de eattti
dimicnto.
To Blear, txt CAiscnr la rlsta*
Blearodness, a LagaflA l«gsAa>
Bleat «. Balldo, de la ovejA
To Bleat vn. Balar.
Bleating, a Balida
Bletl, pret. y part pas. del rerfoo 7b Bleed.
To Bleed, vn. Bangrar; 'morir.— «& Ohor>
rear sangre. (Fig.) Renovarae, abrtnt
otravez.
Bleeder, a Sangrador, el que saagra.
Bleeding, a Bangrte. A Needing hemrit
Un corazon traapaaado de dolor.— a
Ttcmo, afratnoso^ simp4tloo
Digitized by VjOOQlC
BLO
To Blemish, «a. Afear, maochar ; denlgrar,
deebonrar.
Blemish, A Tsoha, defecto; de(>honra, In-
forola. WiUuntt blemish. Sin Ucfaa.
Blemfshless, et, Irrepren»ible. [strulr.
To Klenob, vn. Beoalar ; Interrnmplr, ob-
Blencher, 9. £1 aae espanta 6 sobresalta.
To Blend, «a. Mezdu* ; inanchar.
Blende, «. (Mln.) Blenda6tulAureto de zinc
Blender, t. Mezclador.
To Blesa, v€L Bendocir, hacer fbliz; alabar.
Blemmel interj. BaenDlo«I eran Dies I
vdlpixne Dios 1 [yentnrado.
Blessed. A Bendlto, santo; dicboso; biena-
Blessedly, ad, Felizmente.
BkMsedneta. a Felicidad, santldad.
Blesser, s. £1 que bendlce.
Blessing; A Bendidon, bien, prosperidad;
flivores del oielo.
Bleet, part adj. V. Biensed,
Blew, preL del Terbo 7b Blow.
Bliffbt, «. Tizon ; pal|;on.
To BUght, va. Atizonar, abrasar, esterfllzar.
BHnd, a, Ciega Blind of ime eye^ Tuerto.
Ifrnorante; oenlto. [zon.
To Blind, 90. Cefar ; tnrbar la luz de la ra-
Blind, «. Yelo; eecondite; pretexto; m£s-
eara; tabla, blombo. window-Wnd^
Trasparente. BUnd9tpl. (Fort) BHnda-
Jes: persianss.
To Blindfold, «a. Yendar loe ojoa.
Blindfold, a. £1 qne tiene loe ojos vendadoe.
Blindly, ad. Olegaraente, A clegas ; sin co-
noclmiento. •
, BlindmanVDufr, 8. Oallina clega, on ine^.
Blindness, «. Cegnedad, ceguera; aluclna-
cion.
Bllndnettle, A (Bot) Escroftalarla.
Blindside, a Fragilidad, flaqueza, el flaco de
algnna persona.
Bllndworm, e. Cecilia, serpiente pcqnefia.
To BHnk, vn. Cerrar loe ojos, disimnlar;
elndlr. — va, Paliar: ^rtiiflar.
Blink, A Ojeada; risloinbre.
Blinkard, a Cegato ; bizco.
Bliss, A Qloria, bienaventnrauza ; gusto j
placer veheniente.
BlWtal, Ok Bienaventnrado, dicboso.
Bllssftilly, ad. Felizmente, diobosamente.
BItstfblnein, a Suprema feUddad. Y. Blt«9.
Blissless, a. Infeliz, desgradado. [ampolla.
Blister, A Yejiffa; vejigatorio, cant&rida;
To Blister, <wi. Ampollare©.— «r. Ampollar,
apllcar nn vejicratorto.
Blit^terin^ Plaster, a Yi^igatorio 6 caiistica
Blite, A (Bot) Bledo. [so.
Blithe, Blitheftil, a. Alegre, contento, gozo-
BHtbcly, ad. Alegremento. Ho.
Blithenese, Blithesomeness, a Alegria, Jobi-
BHlbesome, a. Y. Blithe [hlncharse.
To Bloat, va. Hinchar.-— im. Entameoerse,
l-Bloat, a. Hinchado.
Bloatedness, A Targenda, hinehazon.
Blobber. a Bnrbi^a. ampoUa en el agna.
Blobbernp, a Befb, bezo.
Blobberlij>ped, Bloblipped, a. Besndo.
Block,AZoqaete. BatUr'ablock.lIotmAHe
sombrero. Ta)o ; sobre eleoal son dego-
Iladoareoe. Cnoppinff-blodlB,Tti\h6eeo'
dnA (S&XL) UointL Bhek and btocky
BLO
(N&o.) Abeear. Modrego: obstiienlo; tro-
zo dc m4rmol ; molde. BlocA: ofhmut^
Manzana de casaa [block up^ Bloqneaiv
To Block, To Blockade, ea. Bloqaear. T(9
Blodiade, a Bloqneo.
BlockheMi, a Bmto, nedo, tonto.
Blockheaded. a. Lerdo, esttipido, tonta
Blockbeadedly, ad. Tontamente.
Block-house, a Fortaleza.
Blockbb. a. Esttinido, tonto, bobo.
Blockishiy, ad. Neciamenta, tontamente.
Blockfshness, a EstoUdez, groseria, tonta
ria; indecenda.
Blocklike, a. Oomo un tonto.
Block-tin, A Estafio.
Blomary, a Y. Bloom ary.
Blond lace, a EnoO^ de seda. Hera; Tlda.
Blood, A Sangro ; alcurnia, Ilnige ; Ira, cu<
To Blood, «a. Ensangrentar ; exasperar;
sangrar.
Blood'Cnnsuming. a. Lo qne gasta sangre.
Blood-flower, a OBot) Flor de la eaugre.
Blood-frozen, a. £1 que tiene la sangre he*
ladA
Bloodgui1tinee^ a Homicidia
Blood-hot, a. Tan caliente como la sangre.
Bloodhound, A Sabneso.
Bloodily, ad. Inhnmanamente.
Bloodiness, a Sangoinolencia ; cmeldad.
Bloodless, a. ExangUe, desangrado ; sin efn>
sion de sangre.
To Bloodlet, vn. Sangrar.
Blood-letter, a Sangrador, flebotoniistA
Bloo<l-red. a, Bojo como la sangre.
Bloodshed, a Matanza; efhsion de sanere.
Bloodshedder, a UnmiddA a^eeino. X^re.
Bloodi^hedding, a Dcrramamiento de san-
Bloodshot Bloodshotten, a. £n$angrentado.
Blood-sized, a. Salpicado de sangre.
Bluod-stained, a. Manchado con sangre ;
cruel [verdo.
Bloodstone, «. Hematites, pledra de color
Bloodsucker, A Sanguyueia; asesino; avaro.
Bloodsucking, a. Lo oue chnpa sangre.
Blood-swoln, a. Hinchado con sangre.
Bloodthirsty, a. Sauguinarlo, cruel
Bloodvessel, a Yen a [gra
Bloodwarm, a. A' la temperatnra de la san-
Bloodwort, 8. (Bot) SanguinarHL [cruel
Bloody, a. Sangriento, ensangrentado ;
To Bloody, va. Ensangrentar. [sino.
Bloody-faced, a. £1 que tiene cara de aso-
Bloody-flux, 8. Disenteria do sangre.
Bloody-minded, a. Cruel, sanguinarla
Bloody-red, a Kojo oscuro.
Bloody-sceptered, a, £1 de cetro 6 corona
ensangrentadA [edad : belleza, frescura.
Bluom, A Flor de los drboles, plantas y do la
To Bloom, tw, Plorecer ; ser j6ven.
Bloomary, a La prlmera foijadura del bier*
ro en changotes.
Bloomingly, arf, Florldamente.
Bloomy, a. Florido, lleno do floreA
Blossom, A La flor de ios drboles y plantfia
To Blossom, im, Fknreeor.
Biossoroy, a. Lleno de florea
To Blot, va. Borrar, testar ; cano<lar; man*
ehar; denigrar. [mancha
Blot, A Canceladura, testadnra; borron-
Blotch, A RonchA
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BLU
To Blotch, ta. Ennegrecer.
To Blote, va. Ahuinar, secor u curar ■! hii'
mo.— i>f». Hincbano.
Blotter, s. Borrador.
Blotting, «. £1 acto de manchar papel.
BIottlng-i>aper, a. Teleta, papel secante.
Blow, 9. Golpe; acaedmiento, desastre.
(Bot.) Flor.
To Blow, vn, Boplar: jadear; aonar; flo-
reccr ; pasar. — ta^ Soplar, Itnpeler ; tn-
Car ; divulgar. 7b hloto wp. Volar 6 to-
lanie; benclilrse de orgollo; excitar, le-
▼antar. To blow upon^ DeMcredltar, dl-
flunar. — e. imp. It Uow9^ Hace viento.
IJower. 8. Soplador.
Blowing; 9. 8opln. — a. Lo qne sopla. BIoxD'
4nff wfather^ Tieiiipo teuipestuoso.
Blow-pipe, a. Soplete.
Blown, parU pu%. del verbo To Blow.
Biowze, 9. Pandorga, mujer gorda peaada y
floja; moohacha carrilluda.
Blowzy, a. Qaemado 6 tostado del sol
Blubber, «. Orasa 6 unto de ballena; ortlga
marina.
To Blabber, fm.ja. Llorar; gimotear.
Bludgeon, t. QuJiiporra 6 porra.
Blue, a, A2ul. Sky bUte^ Aznl celeste. 7b
U>ok blue, Qnedarse conftuo, oonstemado.
Blue-bell, Blue-bottle, «. (Bot) Campanula
6 coronillaf flor. [da.
Blue-bottle, «. (Ent} Cor^nida, moeca azula-
To Blue, xa. Azular; pavonar, dar oolix
azulado OBCUTO al hierro 6 acero.
Blue-eyed, a. Ojizaroo.
Bluely, ad, Azalado.
Blaencss, «. Cardenal.— <x. Livido.
Blue-Teined, a. Bayado de venas eer61caa.
Bluff, a. Agreate, r^aiico; obtnao; nido,
flrine,
Bluffkieea, a. Asperidad, maticidad.
Bluish, a. Azulado.
BluisliDeas, 9. Color azulado.
To Blunder, vn. Deeatlnar, diaparatar. — po.
ConAindir. To blunder upon a thUig^
Desalinar sobre algo.
Blunder, a. Deeatlno, disparate, desprop^at-
to, error erase; atoIonuramieDto, fklta.
Blunderbnaa. «. Trahnoo. [prudente.
Blunderer, Blunderhead, a. De^atlnado, im-
Blunderingly, cui. Deaatinadamente.
Blunt, a. Embotado, obtuso ; lerdo, tardo ;
bronco, toeco, groscro, rudo.
To Blunt, fo. Embotar; enervar; adormc-
cer 6 mitigar un dolor.
Blunting, a. Embotadnra; restrefllmiento.
Bluntlj, ad Sin filo ; llsa; daramente; ub-
tusamentc. [za, ai>pereza.
Bluntneaa, a. Embotadnra; gruaeria; vive-
Bluntwitted, a. EstApido, lerdo.
Blur, «. Borron 6 mancba^ testadura.
To Blur, ta, Borrar, cancelar; manchar.
To Blurtj to. (VuIk ) V. To BlunU
To Blush, tn, Abochomarae, aonrojarse,
ponerae Colorado de vergUenza 6 temide-
ro. — DO. Bonrojar, abochomar & alguno.
Bluah, a. Bnbor, bochomo, aonrojc ; color
rojo.
Blushet, «. Una doncella Jdven t modeeta.
Blushing, a. Sonrojo, aonroaeo, Dochoraa
Bluahleaa, (h Deayergonzado deacarado.
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BloahftiL Bluahy, a. Enearoado.
Bluster, Blustering, a. Buido, tumnUo ; jae-
tanda. Blustering weather^ Tlomp«
tempeataoeo. A UutUriim fdUno, £a
piritQ Tiolento 6 turbnlenta
To Bluster, «fk Bramar ; bravear.—iMi^
Echar A tierra.
Bluaterer, a. Mataaiete, &nfarron.
tBluateroua, a. Tumultuoao, midoeo, i/em-
peatuoso. [Ina DiB<Mi
Bo, inUrj. Bfi, vox con que so eapanta k
Boar, 9. Yerraoo, el cerdo padre. A toCd
boar^ Jabali.
Board, 9. Tabla; mesa; tribunal, cooa«|^ov
Junta; alimento; pension.
To Board, co. (NAn.) Abordar; acomete^,
acercareed; entablar,entarimar.'f)n.£a-
tar A papillae ; tomar pnpilos.
Boardablc, a. Aocesible.
Board-wagea, a. La radon en dinero que tm
da A loa criadoa para mantenerse.
Boarder, 9. Pension ista, liu^ped, popilo.
Boarding, a. (Niu.) Abordaje. Boardimif'
pike9^ Chuzoa. (da.
Boardlng-houae, a. Caaa dehotepedea, poaa-
Boarding-school, 9. PapiIiO«i Mcuela an qM
loe muchachoa viven con el maesuo.
Boariah, a. Bratal, cruel, groaero.
To Boast, mu Jactarse, alabar8e.~«a. Poa-
derar; exalur. [teotadon.
Boaat, a. Jactanda, vanidad. amoiandai oa>
Boaster, a. Fanfarron, yanafdorioao.
BoastAil, a. Jadandoso, baladroa
Boaating. 9. Jactanda, vanagloria.
Boastingly, ad. Jaotandoeament^ [altlnk
Boaatlve, a. PresnntaosOi, oatentoBo^ vaao^
Boastleea, a. Simple, aendllo.
Boat, 9. Bote, barca 0 lancba, cbalupa. BaH"
Uud-boat, Bote de laatzar. I'sny-boat,
Bote de pas^e.
Boatman, Boatsman, 9. Barqnera
Boatswain, a. Contramaeatre. BBatanDoUCs
mate^ Guardian.
To Bob, vo. Apalear, engaSar.— vn. BazDbo«
lear; oolgar.
Bob, a. Plngi^o 6 colgdo ; pendiente de we-
Ja; eatrambote, copla; golpe; un toque
do campanaa; pulla, ohufieta,zumba; pc-
luca de abate.
Bob-atay, a. (N4n.) Barbiqnijo. Bob-stay
hole9y Qrueraa de t^amar.
Bobbin, 9. BoHllo; oanilla; broca. Zac*
bobt^ns, Palilloa 6 miOaderitoa.
Bobcherry, «. Un Juego oe nifioa.
Bobtail, a. Kabon.
Bobtailed, a. Babon.
Bobwig; a. Pd uca redonda ; peluquin. [co
Bocasine, a. Bocad ddgada V. CalUtnam
To Bode, va. PreaagSar, vn. Predcdr.
Bodement, a. Preaagio, proa68tioow
Bodice, 9, Con&y ootUla.
Bodied, a. Corporeo.
Bodileaa, a lnoorp6reo.
Bodilin^ 9. Corporalidad, corporeidad.
Bodily, a. Corp6reo. coipcMral, yerdadcta
Bodily, ad. Corporaknent«b
Boding, a. Preaiiglo, pron6ettoo»
Bodkin, a. Ponaon; agc^eta; borqulQapan
loaoabdloa.
Body, a. Caerpo; materia; persona. J
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BOM.
hutjfhody^ Entremetldo. Bealidud \ oaer-
po, gremlo ; coleccion general
To B<k1j^, to, Dar caerpo, forma 6 orden,
Body-guard, «. Guardla do corps. (Fig.y
&«%uridad.
Bog, «, Pantano.
Bog-bean, «. (BoL) TrlfoUo flbrlno.
To Boggle, vn, Becular, retroceder; tita<
bear, vacilar.
Boggle, «. Fantasma.
Jio^'gler, a. Ilombre Irresolnto.
B(i2p;lbh, a. Irresoluto, indeciso.
Boairy, a. Pantaniiso.
Bogbooso, «. Letrina.
Bog-land, «. y «. Tierra pantanoea.
Bcg-trotter, «. EI qtM vivo entre pantanos.
Bouea, ". Nombre de cierta espede de t&
To Boil, vn, Uenir, cooer; bulllr; estar
Ueno de ferv-or. [(Mex.) Clacoto.
BoU, A. Tnmorclllo, dirleso. (llab.) Nadda
Boiler, ». Gocedor ; inarmlta, caldero. lAirge
hoiUr^ Gkuo, caldera, paila. Steam-boil-
er^ Uerridero para vaha Sugar-boiUrn^
(ProT.) Tachoa. [la sal.
Bollery, «. El lugar en las Salinas para secar
Boiling, ». Hervor.
Boiling, part pres. Hirriendo. Boiling
Ao^ Hirvleodo k borbollones.
BolsteronB, a. Borrascoso, tempestaoso ; tnr-
balento; enorme. A boitteroita yortth,
Un atimlldo.
Boisterously, ad. Furlosamente.
BoLteroosness, », Turbulenela, tamulto, im-
petuosidad. [do ; Impudente, descarado.
Bold, a. Intr^pido, vallente; andaz, atrevi-
YVq Bolden, va. Hacer Insolente.
Boldface. «. Descaro, desvergUenza.
Boldfaced, ck Descarado, desvergonzado.
Boldly, ad. Dcscaradamente.
Boldnofls, ^ Descaro; arresto, arrojo ; intro-
Sidez: atrerlmienta
e, «. Tronoo : bol, para los tintes, las pin-
taraa, Jus. Medlda de seis fitnegas.
Bolls, «. Cometa con cola. [dos fancgas.
BoIUATallo. iToUo/Ao/t, Medlda de sal de
To Boll, vn. Entallecer. [borrenes.
Bolster, «. Traresero, almobadon ; cabezal :
To Bolster, wk Recoetarso en el travesero ;
aplicar el cabezal & una berlda; sostener.
apoyar.
Bolsterer, 9. Mantenedor, sostonedor.
Boteterfng, «. Apoyadero, apoya
Bolt, A. Dardo; rayo; cerrcjo; pestlllo de
eerradom: borron. (N4a.)Pema BoiU,
Oritloa.
To Bolt, va^ Cerrar con cerrojo; cemer;
escudrlilar; engrlllar; pnrtflcar.— «fiv Sal-
tar de repente. 7b ooU in, Entrar de
rei>ente. To bolt out, Sallr d© golpe.
Colter, 9. Cedazo; especie de red.
Bolthead, «. (Quim.) Bedpiente.
Bcltlng-hoitse, «. Cemedero.
Bolting-butch, Bolting-tab, 8. Tina pan
cemer barlna.
Boltrope, «. (NAn.) Bellnga.
Boltsprit, * (N&n.) V. Bowsprit.
Bolus, ». Bola 6 bolilla.
Bomb,f. EstaUido; bombft. [Bombardear.
To Bomb, vn. Zumbar.como bomba.— ira.
Bomb-cbest, 8. Gt^a do bombas.
BOO
Bomb-ketcb, Bomb-Tosscl, «. (N&o.) Boui
barda. ftar antigni^
tBombard, & Bombarda, nna maquina milip
To Bombu-d, va. Bombardear.
Bombardier, «. Bombardero.
Bombardment 8. Bombardeo.
Bombast, 8. Hlncbazon en el estllo pompo*
BO : especie de estofk blanda y llgcra.
Bombast, Bombastic, a. Bombasnco; alti-
Aonante. [do, baeco 6 pompoao.
tTo Bombast, va, Escrlbir en estllo hlncbv
tBombastry, 8. Hlncbazon, estilo hlncLtdis
Bombozelte, «. Aleniru
Bombazine, «. Bombasln; bombast; alepfn.
Bomb-proof^ 8. (Artill.) A' pruebade bomba.
Bombyx, «. (Ent) Qiisano de seda en el
estado de mariposa.
Bona-flde, (Lat) De bnena f^
Bonaroba, «. Pendanga, majer pfiblica.
Bonassua, 8. Bonaso, especie de b6Ma
Bonchreticn, «. (Bot ) Perade buen cristiano.
Bond, 8. Ligadara;prision; obligadon, pro-
mesa; vale.— a. CanUvo, slervo. fcion.
Bondage, «. CauUverio, esclavitad; obUga-
Bondmaid, 8. Esclava, sierva.
Bondman, 8. Esclavo, slervo.
Bondservant, s. Esclavo 6 eedavek.
Bondservice, 8. Esclavitad.
Bondslave, 8. V. Bondman.
Bondsman, «. Flador, seguridad; esclavo.
Bone, 8. Ilaeao ; espina del pez. 7b pick a
bone. Roer an bueso. A Spaniard to
the backbone^ Espadol las derecba&
Dado.
To Bone, va. Desosar.
Bone-ache, «. Dolor de hncMA.
Boned, a. Osudo, baesado; robnsto.
Bonelace, «. Enc^Je de hllo.
Boneless, «. Pulposo, sin huesoa.
To Boneset, va^ Goncortar los hnesos dlslo*
cados 6 rotos.
Bonesetter, «L CinO^o^ nlftebrista.
Bonfire, 8. Faego de regocijo, laminaria.
Bon-mot, 8. (Vulg.) Agndeza.
Bonnet, «. Gorra, gorro; solideo, bonet&
(Fort) Bonete de clerigo. (N&n.) Bone-
tas.
Bonnllass, 8. Mocita bermosa.
tBonnily, ad. Bonitamonte.
TBonninesa. «. Alegria; hermosnra.
Bonny, a. Bonito, galan; alcgre; fostlvo.
Bony, a. Oeudo.
Bonze, 8, Bonzo.
Booby, «. Zote, nedo, torpe.
Book, 8. Ldbro ; las paites prindpalcs en qua
se divide algnn volumen : libro do asienco.
Day-booky Dlario. Old book, ManloB,
maula.
To Book, va. Asontar en nn libra
Bookbinder, «, Encnademador de Ubroa.
Bookbinding, 8. Encaademadon.
Bookcase, 8. Armario para llbrosw
Bookfbl, a. Erndito.
Bookish, a. Estudioso.
Bookishly, ad. Estudlosamente.
Bookishness, 8. Estndlnflldad.
Book-keeper, «. Tenedor de libros.
Book-keeping; «. La tenedarta de llbros.
Bookland, 8. Tierra tenida per medio dc not
escritara.
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BOR
Booklotrned, a. Leido, eradito.
BooklearniiiK, «. Literatara.
Booklets, a. Bin libroe; d«8tp1)oado.
Bookmaker, «. £1 que oomnila Ubros solo
por la gaoancia. fUbroe 4 destaia
Bookmaking; m. La ocnpacion de compUar
Bookman, a. Uombre estudiuao.
Bookmate, a. Condiscipulo.
Bookballer. «. Librcro. Mook trade^ £1 co-
meroio de Ubroa.
Bookworm, a. PoUUa 6 gnsano one roe los
Ubros. (Met) Ketudiante d(
mente aplicado k \m Ubro&
Boom, 9. (Nau.) Botalon; cadena para oer-
rar un paertoi
Boom-lrooa, a. pL Soncbos de los botaloneSw
To Boom, vtu Movers con violencia.
Boon, a, Didlva, presente, favor, grada.
Boon, a. Alegre, festivo; liberal
Boor, a. Patan. aldeano, villana
Boorish, a. Rustioo, agreste, patan.
Boorlably, ad. BusUcamente, sin coltara.
Boorisbnesa, «. Rostioidad, groeeriik
Boose, «. BoyerizaL
To Boot, txi. y f». Aprovechar, valer, scrvlr,
importar; calzarae las botas.
Boot, a. Oananda, proredio, utilidad; bota.
Boot-jack^ Sacaootaa Booi-Uffs^ Cortes
de botas. (Fam.) To hoot^ (Amer.) De
fl^Mk Peaeoron de oocbe. [tas.
Boot-catcber, a. £1 criado qae qnlta las bo-
Booted, a, Calzado eon botas.
Booth, a. Cboca oabana; puesto, tabladiUo.
Boot-hose, 8. CalcetoneflL
Bootlee^ a. Inutil, sin proTecho.
Boot-tree, «. Uorma de bota.
Booty, a. Botin, presa, saqneo.— 7b play
booty ^ Jugar fraudulentamente.
Bope«i), & £1 mirar al soslayo 6 do reoja
Borable^ €k Penetrable, que se paede tala-
drar.
Boracic acid, a. A'<cldo boruoica [neela.
Boracite, «. (Mln.)BorHclta 6 borato do maj[-
Borago, a. (Bot.) Borr^jiL
Borate, «. (Med.) Borato.
Borax, «. BomO, borate (sal mineral).
tBordel, «. Bardel, lupanar. (Mex. Yulg.)
Ck>ngaL [(Wmja, fitrfikLi
Border, a. Orilla, m&rgen; frontora; ribete,
To Border, vn, Conflnar, Hndar; acercarse.
— «a. Qoameeer, ribetear; Undar; limitar.
Borderer, «. O>marcano, conflnante, Umi-
trofe.
Borderine, a. Gnamidonado.^o. Fronterl-
EO,oon£mio,cercano. A bot'derinff Unon^
Cladad rronterlza.
To Bore, vo. Taladrar: barrenar.— «n. Ade-
lantarso. (Fam.) To borA, Molestor.
Bore, pret^ dd verbo To Bfor.
Bore, a. Taladro, barreno: calibre. (Fam.)
A bore^ Mi^cro. Insufrible.
Boreal, a. Septentrional, boreal ;
Boreas, a. Norto, uno de los vientos.
Borecole, n. (Bot) £snede de berza.
Borer, a. Barreno 6 taladro. [Nacor.
Bom, pp. Nacido ; dostlnado. To be borriy
Borne, pp. Lleva'lo, sostanida
Borough, «. Villa 6 dudad.
To Borrow, oo. Tomar flado 6 prastado;
pedir prestado.
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Borrower, a. Prestamista, d qua pide prw
tado.
Borrowing, a. Emprfstlto, pr^stamo.
Boscage, a. Boec^ie, soto, floresta; pal«^
Bosky, a. Espeso como bosque.
Bosom, a. 8eno, pedio, oorazon ; afedo, ca-
rifia .So8omy/-<Mu/. Amigo intlmo. B»
mm qfViech urcK, £1 gremio de la Iglosia
To Bosom, f>a. Guardar en d pedio; tdwn
secreta
Boson, 9. v. Boatmcain,
Boss, a. Clavo 6 tachon. giba, Joroba, ooro»-
va. Bo9» of a bridU. Copa de titnt.
Bo98 of a tfooky Lomo de un libra
Bossage, ». Relieve de alguna plednL
Boasod, Bossy, €l Saltado, tacbonado.
Bosaive, a. Corcovadojorobado.
Botanic, Botanical, a. BotAnico.
Botanically, ad. Bot^nicamente.
Botanist, a. BotAnioa
Botany, 9. Bottoica. [(Po^t) BtpK
Botcb, a. Rondia ; remlendo ; landre, ikloent
To Botch, CIO. Remendar, chapncear; cba*
pnzar, cha&llar.
Butcher, a. Sastre remendon.
Butchy, a Sedalado con ronoba& [k doe.
Both, a. Ambos, los doe, entramboa, amboa
Both, oor^. Tanto como. BotA4n Ume qf
peace and uar^ Ton to en Uempo de paa
como en tiompo de giicrra.
To Bother, va. (VnlgT) Aturrullar, ptotur-
bar, endar; molestar, Jorobar.
BotH, a. pC Lombrices en los caballos.
Bottle, 9. BoteUa, frasco; baz 6 gavilla da
bono 6 Terde. [viUar.
To Bottle, va. Embotellar, enftvscar; ag»-
Bottied, a. Embotdlado, enfrascado.
Bottleflower, a; (Bot) Ccntdurea.
Bottlegreen, a. Verde botella.
Bottlescrew, a. Tirabuzon 6 sacatrapoa.
Bottling, 9. £1 acto do embotdhu*.
Bottom, a. Fondo, seulo ; zanja, fundanionto ;
Canada; bondonada, pdota de bilo; fln,
motlvo. [m. Aporarso.
To Bottom, va. CTimentar, apoyar ; ovlflar.—
Bottomed, a. Lo quo tione fondo 6 aido.
Bottomless, a, Insondable. Bottoml49» pU^
Abismo; exoesivo, impenetrable.
Bottomry, 9. (N&u.) Casco y qnilla (el aet«
de tomar dinero prestado bipotecanoo todo
• dbarco).
To Bouge, vfi. Hincbarse.
Bongfa, a. Braxos del irboL
Bought, pret. y pp del Tcrbo 7b Buy.
Bought, a. Torcedura, nudo^ corradnn tt
corvatnra.
Bougie, a. CanddiHa, de drqjano.
Bouldcr-wdla, 9. (Arq.) Murdia 6 pan2>d
oompuosta de pedcmales redcmdoa,
To Bounce, vn. Arremeter; brincar; bra«
vear. [brarata; brlnoc.
Bounce, a. Oolnazo; eetallido, eetmando
Bouncer, a. Fanfarron, braveador.
Bound, 9. limite, tennino; brinco^ aalio;
renercusion.
To Bound, co. Dedlndar 6 poner lioiMcs;
oondnar; hacer sdtar.-^vn, Saltar; leaai*
tar; botar.
Bound, prei. j pp. del verbo 7b Bintk
Bound, a. Desdnada. Y. 7b Birui,
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Boandar7« 9, Limite 6 Unde, ftvotera.
Boonden, a. Obligado, precisado.
Bonnder, & £1 que pooa limitoa.
BoaxKlkia, a. lUmiudo; Inflnito.
BoondltftDeas, a Inmeiiaidad, Inflnidad.
Bonnding-stoiM* Boandstone, & MoJob, para
senaiar loe Uodes; pledim d« Jagar.
Boonteons, Boonttful, <l liberal, g^neroeo,
mimiAoo. [inento.
Boanteoosly, €td, liberalmente. goneroear
BountooiiADesa, «. Moniflcenda, liberaUdad,
generoddad. [ineote.
Bountifully, ad, Llberalmeote, generoea-
BonntiftilneiB, & Qeneroaidad, Ubenlidad,'
largueaa.
BoQDtT, «. Generoeldad, liberalldad ; prenrio ;
avada de oosta. JSountf money^ Eogan-
che.
Bouquet, «. V. Ko9«ga,y.
To Bourgeon, im. Brotar 6 edur ramaflL
Bourn, & limite 6 Unde; airoja
tTo Bouae, «ik Beber oon intemperanda.
B0U87, a, Borracbo.
Bout, & Yec t6nio, ezperimento, enaayo.
Bovate, 9. £1 eraaoio de tierra que puede
arar un par de ooejes en un ano.
To Bow, va^ Enoorrar, doblar; haoer reve-
renoia 6 oorteeka; agobiar, opiimlr.-H
I>oblar8e; agoblane.
Bow, «. Beverenda, oorteeU. (K&a.)Proa.
On ths bout, Por la serviola.
Bow,«. Aroo; darooiiis; qjo de laao eacnr-
rldo; anon.
Bow-bent, a. Arqueada
To Bowel, 1MZ. Destripar, desponzumr.
Bowellcea, a. Inhumano^
Bowela, a. pL Intestinoo, entraiSaa, trlpaa.
To open t/u bowels^ Haoer moverse ol
vlentre. [trete.
Bower, «. Glorieta: b6veda; morada: re-
To Bower, txi, V. To Imhower. u««,
Bower-andior, «. (Niu.) Anda do flervldum-
Bowery, a. Lleno de emparradoe; aombiio.
Bowing, a. Inclinado.
Bowl, «: Taza, cneaoo ; bola.
To Bowl, va, Yoltear oomo una bola; bo-
lear.— 9A. Jogar 4 las bodiaa. [na corva
Bow-legged, a. Patiestevada ^ot«^,pler-
Bowler, %, Jugador de bodiaa.
Bowline, Bowling, %. (N&n.) BoUna. To
haul the bovslinee^ (N4u.) Bolinear.
Bowlings i. £1 juego do bolaa.
Bowlinff-green. Bowllng-ground, a. Piano
parajngar 4laa bodias; calle cubierta de
otopedea.
Bowman, 8. Arquero.
Bownet, «. Nasa 6 cesta para i>e9car.
To Bowse, «n. (N&u.) Halar a un tiempo.
Bow-elMi, a. La distanda h que una liedaa
Bowsprit, «. (Ndu.) Banprea.
Bowstrlno, «. Cuerda de aroo. [de aroo.
Bow-window, «. Ventana sallente en fonna
Bowyer, a. Arquero, el que hace arooa
Box, A (Bot) Box o boj ; c^ja, eecusabanda;
(«4n.)Bit4oora; palcodeteatro; pufiada.
To Box, 9a. £nci^onar; apuftetear.— «n.
Pdear A Jpuflada^ andar i tr6mpia
Boxen, <k Uedio de boJ, A 8onM>)anto i H.
Boxer, a P6giL
BRA
To Boxhanl, «a. (N&n.) Dar vudta la Ba¥«
enando no se puede bixar.
Boxing, a. Pugliato, d aoto de apulietoarM.
Boy, «. Muobadio, niiio; criada Cabi»
oauy Pi^e de escoba.
tTo Boy, vn, Mucbadiear.
Boyliood, & Modiadiex.
Boyish, a Pnera
Boyishly, ad. Puerilmente, conio nioow
Boyishness, «. Puerilidad, mud adiada, nin-
diadieria.
Boy Vplay, «. Juego do mnchacbos.
Brabble, s. Camorra, rina, pendencia.
To Brabble, vn. Armar camorra, dlsputar.
Brabbler, «. Camorrista, pendendero.
To Brace, va, Atar, ligar, rodear. (N&o.)
Bracear.
Brace, a. Abrazadora, laiia. grapon. Car*
P0n^> &rac«, Barbiqueja Ihrante; so-
panda de oocbe ; par. JSraoeSt Tirante^
(S&VL) Brazaai [Pulsera, maniUa.
Bracelet, & Brazalete 6 braodeie. (Mex.)
Bracer, «. BraxaL (M6d.) Un astringente.
Abracadera, lafia; dnto; braguero.
tBrach, t/, Braco, perro de muestra.
Brachial, a. BraquiaL
Bradunan, a. Bracman.
Brachygrapber, & Braqui6graib.
Bradiygrapby, c. Braquiosraf ia.
Brack, 9. Eotura: pdo en losmetales.
Bracken, a. (Bot) V. Fenu
Bracket, 9. Puntal ; liston, repisa. Oai-hMd
brackets; (N4u.> Aletas de las seniolaa.
Brackish, tBracky, a. Salobre; ispero.
Brackishneas, 9. 6ebor salobre; aaladura.
Brad, a Clavo de ala de mosca.
Brag, 9, Jactanda; un Jaeso de nalpes.
To Brag, vn. Jactarse, laniarTonoar.
Braggadodo, 9. Fanfarroo.
Braggardism, 9. Jactanda, vana ostentadoa.
Braggart, a. Jactandosa
Braggart, Bragger, 9. Fanikrron, jactandoao.
Bra^eC, A Aguamlel
Braggingty, ad. Jactandosamonte.
tBraglesa, a, Modesto.
To BraldL^rOw Trenzar. [fVaudulonto.
Braid, a Trcnza, enlace 6 un{on.--a. Astute
Brails, a (^&u.) Candelizas 6 cargaderas.
Brain, a Cdebro, sesos; juido, talento.
To Brain, no. Descerebrar. Hare-brained^
Aturdido.
Brainfoli, a. Loco, inoonstante.
BreinlesR, a. Insensate, sin juido.
Brainpan, a Crtoeo 6 casco.
Brainsick, a. Alecro do cascoa. mala cabeza.
Brainsickiy, ad. Con debilldaa de cabeza.
BrainsicknoBS, a Inconstanda, instabilldad;
▼MigQ.
Bralt, A Diamante en bmto.
Brake, a Udeclud; agramadera; gulmba-
lete de bomba.
Brake, pret. del veibo To Break.
Braky, a. Enplnoso, iifpero.
Bramble, A Zarza t otro arbusto csplnoso.
Brambled, a. Brofioso, zarzoeo.
Brambling, 9. Pinzon, pi'^aro.
Brambly, a. Zarzoao.
Bramin, a Bramin. [mil
Braminical, a. Lo que portenoce 4 fie 1
Bran, A Salvado, afrecho.
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Bran-new, a. Enteramente naero.
Branch, «. Rauia, ramo; liachuelo; ptton,
•sta; cama del freno; bnzo del candele-
TO, de trompoU. Vine branchy Sar-
mlonto. Branch pea^e^ Arrejones enn-
madoa.
To Branch, vn. BamiBcarve. dtrldirao en T9r
ma.); ocbar, astaa.— va. Ramiflcar.
Drencher, «. El que divide en ramos. (Hale.)
Ilaloon ramero. fnoe frotoa.
Brancheiy, «. Laa partes yasonloaaa de al|ni-
Dranchinees, c Frondoeidad.
Branchlesa, a. Sin ramas; deenndo.
Branchy, a. Ramom, eepeeo, cerrado.
Brand, «. Tlzon; espaoa; rayo; aello de
• Infamia.
To Brand, ««. Herrar, marcar; influnar.
Brandgoose, 9. Oca ailvestre.
•Brandiron, «. Marca, el Werro para niarcar.
To Brandish, va. BUmdir; asegurar nn
travte sobre nna Tiga.
Brandiflh, t. Floreo; movimlento rfipldo.
Brandling, a. Espede de gnsana
Brandritb, «. Brocal de ponx
Brandy, Brandy-wine, «. Ag^nardiente.
Brandyshop, s. Afnardenteria.
Brank, 9. Y. JSuckiohMt
Branlin, «. (let) Espeeie de salmon.
Branny, a. Caspoeo^areddo al salvada
Brasen, Braxen, a. Hecho de bronoo.
Brasier, Brazier, «. Latonero ; brasero 6 oopa.
Braail, Brazil, $. Palo del BrasiL .
Brass, «. Bronce. Bran-mon^, Oalderllla.
—€U Descaro, desvergUenza.
Braasfounder, c Fnndldor de bronco.
Braaslca, «. (Bot) Berza.
BrassinesB, 9. Bronceadnra.
Brass-ore, 9, Odamina.
Brass-paved, a. Bronceada
Brass-vlsaged, a, Dcscarado, desrergonzada
Brassy, a. Bronceado, desvergonzado. Y.
Brawtn.
Brat, «. Bapaz; cbulo, chlqnlllo; prole.
Bravado, «. Bravata, jactanda.
Brave, o. Valiente, animoso; garboso; ele-
gante, honrada [arrostrar.
To Brave, oo. Desaflar; bravear; insaltar;
Brave. 9, Bravonel ; fknfkrroo ; bravata.
Bravely, act. Valientemente; pcrfectamente.
Bravery, «. Esfuerzo^ dnlmo; galanteria;
poropa; bravftta.
Bravingly, ad. En desaflo. [apbinso.
Bravo, a. Aseslno asalariado. — ini$r^, Voz de
Bravura, 9. (Mib ) Aire dificU de cantar.
Brawl, 9. Alboroto, caroorra; ballo.
To Brawl, «n. Alborotar; vodnglear.— hm;
\tcrrar.
Brawler, «. Qnlmerlsta 6 camorrista.
Brawling, «. Alboroto. [de vorraco.
Brawn, «. Pulpa; el brazo; eamosidad; came
^ranner, a. LI verraoo qne se mata i>ara co-
mer, [caloa.
Brawnlness, «. Fortaleza A dnniza de miis-
Bnwny, a. Oamoso, membmdo.
To Bray, «a. MiO^'i triturar; emltlr.-
Bebnznar.
0raT, 9. Bebozno; mido bronoo; trlnehera.
JuUtf hray^ (Fort) Falsa braga. Ttlnta.
Brayer, f. Bebnznador. (Imp.) Molcnor de
Brajlng, 9. Qrito, rebnzno.
BRE
To Braze, tMi^ Soldar; bronoetr: baeer daa-
vei^nzado 4 ana
Brazen, a. Bronceado; descarado.
To Brazen, im. TobraaentnUa tMng^ 8o^
tener aiguna ooaa eon Iropudenda. 7b
hrutefi one down^ Desooncertar.
Brazenbrowed, Brazen&ced, a. Desearado,
desvergonzado. [za.
Brazenface, «. Cara de raqneta; sin vergiien-
Brazennesfl, «. Descaro, desvergUenza.
Brazier, 9. V. Br<uUr.
Brazil-wood, a. Palo dd BrasiL
Braziletto, a. Brasilete. [contravendoa.
Breach, 9, Rotura, roffipfmlento; bredia;
Bread, a. Pan. Soft brtad^ MoUete. Un*
Uaiened bread., A'dma To tarn one*9
brsad, Oanar la vida. [rta.
Bread-chipper, a. An4caIo, mozo de panade-
Breadoom, a. Pan, la semllla de qne se haoo
pan.
Broadroom, a. (N&n.) Pafiol dd pan.
Breadth, a. Anohora, dimensfun contra-
puesta d lo largo.
To Break, va. Komper, qnebrar; venoer;
InuUltzar; violar aigun contrato 6 prome-
sa, qnebrantar; amunar.— m. Romperse;
abrirse, revMitaise; exdamar; decaer;
romper; separarse; entrar de repente.
7b breaJb down, AhtXiT. To break forth,
Brotar. To break in 6 isUo^ Arroiarse;
furzar. To break off^ Ddar, 7b break
otU, Desenfrenarse. 7b break Ihrouffh,
Pasar por medio de; snperar. To break
up^ Decampar.
Break. 9, Botora, abertnra; pansa, interva-
lo; dUuico en los cecrltos.
Breaker, a. £1 qne labra: infhictor, qaebr»>
dor. Breakere, pL Embatee. Reveotsr
To Breakfhst9rk Desaynnane, almorzar.
Breakfisst, a. Desayimo, almncrzo.
Breaking, a. Bancarrota; irmpdoa; torn-
pimiento. Breaking up of. Suspension
do. [na.
Breaknedc, a. Despeiiadero, predpido, mi
Breakwater, a. Muelle, diqne.
Bream, a. Sargo. Sea'^ream, Bcraga
ToBrw«n,V. Tb Broom.
Breast, a. Pecho, seno, oorazon.
To Breast, tKL Aoometer de f^rente.
Breastbone, a. Estemon, hucso dd pecho.
Breastdeep, Breasthigh, a. Alto hasta d po-
cho; antepecho. [seno.
Breasted, a. Largo de pedio; hermosa da
Breastftst, a. (Nan.) Amarra dd travea.
Breasthooks, «. (Nan.) Bnzardaa.
Breastknot, a. K6do de dntas d pecho.
Breastplate, a. Peto; petrd; pectoral
Breastplongh, a. Anido de pecho.
Breastrdl, a. (Sin.) Antepecho.
Breastrope, «. (Nan.} Quardamaneebo da
sondar ; nervio de las redea de oombate.
Breastwork, a. (Fort) Parapoto, tcm^lea.
(NAu.) Propao. [tOk
Breath, «. AHento, reandlo; pausa; momea-
Breathable, a. Eeepirable, que ee pneda rea-
pirar.
To Breathe, vn, Alontar; rlvlr; desoaiuar;
eoplar; ezhalar.— fxr. Insirfrar, reaptrar'
cxnalar.
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llrM«b«r, «: £i que respire 6 viv6; reYela-
dor; Insplrador.
Dreathftil, a, Lleno do aire; lleno de olor.
Brefttblng, «. Aspiracion ; resplradero.
Bre«tlilng-plaoe, «. Pausa. respiradero, des-
canm. [da; interrupdon.
Breathing-time, ", Belajadon, reposo; para-
Breatbless, a. Falto de allonto; deealentado;
uiuerto.
BreatUleaenefls, «. Dceallento; muerte.
Breccia, «. (Min.) Pledras oonglatiuadas co-
nio el marmol Colorado.
Brtd^ preUy pp. del verbo 7b Breed.
Breech, «. TraBero, nalgas: eolata de cafion
dfUalL
To Breech, va, Poner loe calzonea i noo ;
azotar; poner calata 4 un cafion 6 ftiaiL
Breeches, c pL Galzones. To wear the
breeoh4% Tener el palo j el mando.
Breechinga, «. ^.(N&o.) Bragoeros de cafion.
To Breed, va, Criar, engendirar; caoaar, pro-
daoir; edacar. — tm. Criar.
Breed, c Casta, raza, progenia; generadon.
Breedbate, a. Qulmertota.
Breeder, e, Paridera; criador.
Breedins, «. Crlanza, urbanldad; corteua.
Breeding of the teet/k, La dentidon.
To Breem, ret. (N4a.) Qnemar la broza A
ana embarcadon. Breeming fork^ VLox-
quiUa de dar fuego.
Breeze, e, TAbano; brisa.
Brooieless, a. Inmoble, sin brisa.
Breezy, a, Beft'eecado con briaas. Tcoluna.
Brest, a. (Arq.) Toro, moldura del plo de la
Bret, «. (lot) Espade do rodaballo.
Brethren, m. c2. de Brother. Hermanoa.
Breve. «. (Mas.) Brere. V. Britf.
Brevet, a. (Mil) Comision 6 grado bonorifl-
cow Brevet rank^ Graduadon miiitar sin
el snolda
Breviary, «. Compendlo, resAmen ; broviario.
Breviate, «. Compenuio oorta Y. Bri^.
ToBrevlate, w. V. To Abbreviate.
Breviatores «. V. Abbreriaiion. [nnda.
Brevier, «. Brevlario, grado de letra muy me-
tBreviloqaence, a. Concision.
Brevity, ». Brevedad.
To Brew, va, Ilacer llooree; nrdir, trnmar;
mezolar. — vn, Uacer cerveza; fermentar
los llcorea [los llooree.
Brew, c Mezcia; mcdo de hacer fermentar
Brewage, & Brebi^
Brewer, a. Cervecerc.
Brewery, Brew>bonse, «. Cervooeria.
Brewing, a. La pordon de cerveza qne se
boce de on* vez. (N&n.) Apariencia de
borrasca.
Browi^ 9. Bebanada de pan raojad* an el
caldo de la vac* ealada miuntras estA bir^
viondo.
Briar, V. Brier.
Bribe» a. Cohccho, sobomo. [per.
To Bribe, wk. Oohechar, sobomar, eorrom«
Briber, a. Cohechador, sobornador.
Bribery, a. Guhecho, soborno.
Brick, 9. LadrlUa BricJb baked or hard-
ened by the eun^ (Mex.) Adove.
T« Briek, va. Enladrlllar.
Brickbat, e, Pedazo de ladrilla [ladrlUoa.
^rtckclay Brlckearth, a. Ticrra para hacer
Brickdnst, a. Polvo de ladrtlloa molldoaw
Brick-kiln, «. Horno de hulrUlo, ladrUlar, U
drilUL JFeoa de albaflU
Bricklayer, e, AlbafiiL Briokiayer*e boy
Brickmaker, a. LadriUero
Brickwork, «. Knladrillado, obra de ladrillu
Bricky, a, Ladrilloso. [EpitAlamto
Bridal, a. Nupcial.— «. Boda. Bridal mnia^
Bride, a. Movia, la mujer recien casada« 6 la
que va 4 casarse. [doe.
Bridebed, e. Talamo, la cama de los despoaap
Bridecake, a. TorU 6 pan de la boda.
Bridechamber, «. C4mara napdol.
Bridegroom, «. Novlo, d recien casado. i> d
one va 4 casarse. [drinos de boda.
Bridemaids, Bridemen, a. pC Madrinas y pa*
Bridewell, ». Una caaa de correcdon en Lon-
dresL
Bridge, a. Puente. Draulbridge^ Puente
lo vaiiizo. Kl caballete de la nariz ; pnente
de violin. [puente.
To Bridge, va. Constmtr 6 levantar un
Bridle, a. Brida 6 fireno; suledon.
Bridle^ a. pL (N4u.) Poas.
To Bridle, va. Embridar: reprimlr, reArA*
nar.— tfn. Levantar la cabezfc To bridle
it. Bemilgarse. [silleros y freneroa.
Brialectftter, a. £1 que corta cuero para los
Bridlehand, a. Mano izquierda.
Bridler, a. EI qne gobiema, dlrige 6 refhma.
BrieC <>^ Breve, oonciso, corto, sudnto.
Briei; a. Epitume, rcsnmen ; memorial lO^^
tado; autojuridlco. (Mus.) Breve. Breve,
buleto apost<>Uco.
Brielly, ad. Brevementc.
Briefness, «. Brevedad.
Brier, «. Zarza, mata espiuosa.
Briery, a. Zarzoso, lleno de zarzas.
Brig, Brigantine, h. (N4a.) Bergantln.
Brigade, a. Brigado.
Brigadler-genoral, a. Brigadier.
Brigand, a. SaJteodor de camlnos, bondido,
vondolera
Brigandage, a. Balteamiento, latrocinla
Bri^dlnev a. Cota de malla de ladrones y
rufiones.
Bright, a. Cloro, Instroso, brillnnte; e\'i
donte; eecloreddo ; ingenioso, asudo, vivo
Brightbumlng, a. Lo que arde dando mu
eho resplandor.
To Brighten, va^ Pnllr, dor lustre; avivar;
ilnstrar. — vn. Aclarar, realzar.
Brighteyed, a. <>[ialegre. [ludentea
Briglitliaired, a. £l que tiene los cabellos rc-
BrighthameoBed, a. £1 de armadura brt*
llante.
Brightly, ad. EsplSndidarocnte.
Brightness, a. Lustre, brillo; agndeza, vlve-
za; daridod.
tBrigoee, a. Contendoso, pendendero.
tBrigae, a. Quimera, quorella, dlsputa, riAik
Brilliancy, a. Brillontez, brillo, resplandor;
lustre. [monte abrillantada
Brilliant a. Brillante.— * Brillante, el dia-
Brilliantiy, ad. Espldndidamonte.
BriIliantne^^ a, Brillantex. [ALteoJos.
Brills, a.p^ Las pcntafias del cabollo. ( Vulg.)
Brim, a. Borde, extreme, orilla: lablo do un
vaso. [Estar de tx>t« en bota
To Brim, va. Llenar hasta d borde.— «iii
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Brimftil, a. IJ«no baste el borde.
BriznAilnefls, «. Estedo Ileno baste borde.
BrimIea^ a. Bin lablo 6 borde.
Brimnier, i. Copa 6 vaso Ileno.
Brimming, a. Lleno baste el borde.
Brimstone, «. AzulVe. [reno rqjlzo.
Brlnded, a. Salplcado de varios colures ; mo-
Drindle. «. Yariedad de colorea.
Brindled, a. V. BHnded. [mas.
Brine. «. dalmuera. (Poea.) El mar. IlAni-
To Brine, va, Embeber en aalmuera el trigo
Antes de sembrarlo.
Briueplt, & Pozo de agaa salada.
To Bring, ra. Llevar, traer; atraer; aoar>
rear ; recoger ; Indadr. To bring about^
Ereotuar. To bring awa% Llerarse. 7b
bfing down^ Abatir, bumillar. To bring
jf5»rtA, Produdr. To bring Jbrward^'Rm'
pcO*^* ^ bring in, Beclunar; redadr;
meter. >7b &Hn(7 into, Gompremeter. To
bring of, Dosempefiar. To bring on^
Trasportar. To bring over^ Oanar. To
bring out, Salir ; saoar. To bring to^ So-
meter. 2b bring under, Sojozgar. Ta
bring up^ Vomltar; educar. 'Jo bring
upon^ Atraer; ezponer
Brlnger. *. Portador. Bringer <»w El one
intruanoe i^na ooaa. Bringer up, In-
structor. Bringing forth, Prodncdon.
Brinish, a, Salado.
Brinlsbneas, «. Sabor de sal.
Brink, H. Orilla, m&rgen, borde; extremldad.
Briny, a. Salado.
Brisk, a. Vivo, alegre; fuerte; enamorado.
To Brisk up, wu Avanzar con viveza; rcgo>
djarse, aleffrarse. — va. Avivar.
Brisket, 9. Eipedio de un animal
Briskly, ad. Vlfforosamente; alegremente.
Bri8kne8^ «. Yfveza, vigor, Tlvacldad; de-
senvoltura.
Bristle, a. Orda, seta, poa.
To Bristle, 'PO. Erizar, erizarse, le ran tar 6
poner derecbas las cerdas.
Bristly, tf. Cerdoso.
Bristol-stone, «. Diamante de Bristol.
Brttj«. (let) Espede de pececillo.
To Brito, va. (Agrio.) Hodorrarse, madn-
rarse demaslaido.
British, a. Britdnico. [Bretafia.
Briton, a. y a: Breton, el natural du to Qran
Brittle, a. Qnebrndlzo, ft^gil.
tBrlttlely, arf. FrAgihnente.
Brittleness, 9. FragiUdad, hi fitcilidad de
romperse 6 qnebrarse.
Brize. «. (Ent) TAbano, espede de moscon.
Broach, a. Asador; espeton, alfiler con
gancbo.
To Broach, «a. Espeter, atraveear; bar-
renar ; decentar ; manilbstar, profbrlr pur
la primera vez. [alguna cosa.
Broacher, 9. Asador; aator 6 Inventor de
Broad, a. Ancho; ciaro, abierto; grosero;
obfioeno; atrevido.
Broad-blown, a. Enteraroente formado.
Broad-breasted, a. Ancho de pedios.
Broad-brimmed, a. 1.0 que Uene el borde
ancho. [con la mano.
Broad-cast, a. (Agric) El modo de sembrar
Broaddotb, a. Faflo ancho.
To Broaden, viu Ensancharse.
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BRO
Broad-eyed, a. £1 one tlene vlate mnj larg»
Broad-fkeed, Broad-fironted, a. Gariancho.
Broad-homed, a. Lo que tiene euemoi
grandea 6 anchoa.
Broadiah, a. Algo ancha [hqjas ancbaa
Broad-leaved, (k (BoU) Lo que tlene las
Broadly, ad, Anchamenteu
Broadnesa, a. Ancho 6 anchnra; groeecte.
Broad-pendart, a (NAu.) OallardetoD. [n
Broad-aeal, «. 6ello grande 6 real de Inglater
Broad-aboulderod, a. Eepaldudo, rechondia
Broadside, c. (NAo.) Coatedo de navio ; an*
danada.
Broadsword, «. Espada anebat
Broadtailed, a. Com 6 animal de cola anchik
Broadwise, ad. A' lo anoho, 6 par lo ancho.
Brocade, 9. Brocado. [oomo brocadoi.
Brocaded, a. Veatido de brocado; t^ido
Brocage 6 Brokage, 9. V, Brokerage,
Broecoli, «. Br6cali, espede de breton.
Brock, 9, Tdon.
Brocket, e, Gamo de doe aftoa.
Brodekin. a. BoroeguL [car angalla^
To Broggle, «n. Entorblar el agna para pe«-
Brogue, a. Espode de calzado; idioma cor-
rompido.
Brogue-maker, 4i Zapatero.
To Brold, va, V. 'J\> Braid,
To Broider, va, Bordar. [broidery.
Broidery, a. Bordadnra, bordado. Y. Bn^
Broil, a. Tnmulto; alboroto; sedidon; di-
vision.
To Broil, t?a. Asar ; soasar. — pn, Aaane.
Broiler, «. Qnimeriste; parrillaa.
tTo Broke, vn. Hacor de oorredor, tratar
negodoa por otxos.
Broken, pp. Quebnido, intermmpida
Brokenbacked, a. (NAu.) Quebraniado.
Brokenhanded, a. Manca [Anlma
Brokenhearted, a. Apesunibrado, cai<to da
Brokenlv, ad. A' ratos y no de e<^daL
Broken-language, 9. Lengui\je cbapnrrado.
Brbkennew, 9. Deeignaldad.
Broken-sleep, a. Sueno intermmpldo.
Broken-spirli Ow Caido de Animo.
Brokenwinded, a Corto de aliento. [dero.
Broker, a. Corredor; chamarillero, almone-
Brokerage, a. Corretide; ropavqjeria.
Brokerr, a. Corrednria.
Bronchial, Bronchic, a. BronqolaL
Bronchotomy, a. (Clr.) Broncotomia.
Brontology, «. Brontologi&
Bronze, e, Bronce.
To Bronze, wl Broneear.
Brooch, 9. Broche de joyas 6 de dlamaoteflL,
To Brooch, va. Adomar con joyaa 6 di»>
mantea.
To Brood, vn. Empollar ; cob^ar ; ooisl*
derar, romiar; madorar. — ca. Criar y«a
cnidado.
Brood, a. Generadon, raza; nidada; criat
Broody, a. Cluoca 6 Uooca.
Brook, a. Arroyo.
To Brook, tm. Sufrir, agnantar, tolerar.~
va. Llevar con padencla.
Brooklime, «. (Bot) BecAbunga 4 bocabune^
Brookmint, a. (Bot) Mente de isna.
Brouky, a. Lleno de arroyos. [de binieeta
Broom, a. (Bot) Hinlesta, retama. Escoba
Broomland, a. Betamal.
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BrocmstKfl; Broomsaok, «. Palo do osooba.
Broomy, a. BeUmoso. [carne.
Broth, a. Galdo, el agaa en qae se ba cocldo
Brotbel, Brotbel-housef & Bordel ; mancebla.
Brother, «. Hormano. Brother'in-law^
Guaadob Fi'Sier brcthsr, Hormano de
leche. [cofradiiL
Brotherhood, », Hermandad; fhitemidad;
Brotherless, a. Dicese de el que ha perdido
hermanos y bermaoas; el que no tieae
ningun hermano.
Brotb^rllke, a. Fraternal
Urothorlj', a. Fraternal.— att Fraternal-
menie.
Brought, JMP. del verbo To Bring, BraugTd
foncardy, Pasa al frente, 6 soma del
frcBte. Brought ov^^ Snma de U vaelta.
Brow, $. Oe|}a; frentOt roatro ; cara; clma;
atrevimienta
tTo Brow, 1X1. Estar al borde 6 al canto do.
To Browbeat, «a. Mirar con cefio ; flereza
6 deaden. [6 desdon.
BrowbeaUng, «. EI acto de mirar con oefio
Browboond, a. Coronado.
Browlees, a. Descarado.
Browsick, a. Acoqalnado.
Brown, a. Moreno, casta&o. Brovcn paper^
Papel de estraza.
Brownblll, «. Anna ofonslya.
Brownleu 9, Duende moreno.
Brownish, a. Lo qaetira k moreno 6 castauo.
Brown-linnet, a (Orn.) PardiUo.
Brownnesa, «. Color de cobre.
Brownstudy, «. Pensamientos meIanc6Ucos.
Brownwort, «. (Bot) EscroAiIaria.
To Browse, va, Bamonear, pacer, &c— iwk
Alimentarse.
Browse, «. Pimpollos. Tnados.
Browsing. «. Paste, el allmento de los vo-
To Braiael co. Magallar, machacar; pal-
verlzar. [cardenaL
Bruise, «. MoguIIadura, contusion, golpe,
Bruiser, «. Un Instriuuonto 6ptioo. (Yolg.)
PfiglL
Bruisowort, «. Gonsnelda 6 soelda consnelda.
Bruit, a Buldo. rumor, fama.
To Bruit, t(U DiTuIgar, pubUcar.
Brumal, a. Brumal
Brunette, $. Morena, trigoeOa. [dente.
Brant, «; Ghoque, oombate; golpo; apci-
Brush, «. Cepillo, oscobilla, plncei; asSto,
sarraofna.
To Brush, twz. AcepHIar; restregar.— -vrk
Pasar ligoramcnte por enclma.
Bmsher, «. Acapillador, limpiador.
Brushwood, a. Matorral, breflal, zarzal.
Brushy, a. Cerdoso, oerdudo; fispcro;
veUudo.
Brusic, a. A'spero, rudo.
tTo Brustle, vn. Crujir, clilllar.
tTo Brut, va.Y.To Bro%J09e,
Brutal, a. Brutal, srosero; talviO^
Brutality, 9. BrutaTldad, inhumanidad.
To Brutalize, en. Embrntccerse.
Brutally, ad. Brutalmente.
Brute, 8. Bruto, animal Irraolonal.
Bruto, a. Salviyc, monuraz, irracional, feroz.
To Brute, ta. v. To BruU.
To Brutlfy, va. Embrutecer.
Brutish, a. Brutal ; feroz ; groscro ; sensual
BUI
Bnitiably, ad, Brutalmente.
Bruti8hne8^ «. Bmtalidad.
Bryony, a. Nueza blanca, planta Teneooe*.
Buo. a. Cerveza Aierte.
Babble, t. Burbi^a; bagatela; enca&ilk
To Bubble, wl Borbqjear; ballir.— 1«
Enga&ar.
Babbler, a. Engafiador, fttUero.
Bubbly, d. Espumoso.
Bubo, «. Incordio, bubon.
Buccaneers, 9. pL Filibusteros.
Buck, a. L^)ia, colada ; el macho de algunoc
animates; petlmetre.
To Boolt^ oo. Golar, Utyar ropa en la colada
Backbasket, a. La canasta en que se lleva la
ropa & la colada. [pantano^
Buckbean, 9. Trifollo palastre 6 trdbol de
Bucket, 9, Cabo. pozal, balde, herrada.
Backle, a. Hebilla; bucle.
To Backle, do. HebiUar; agarrar riaac T9
hrickUfor. Prepararse.
Budder, 9. Escudo, adarga.
Backmast, 9, Fabuco.
Backram, a. Bocaci. tela engomada.
Backshorn, «. (Bot.) Estrellamar.
Buckskin, a. Ante.
Buckstall, c. Bed tumbadera.
Buckthorn, 9. (Bot) Bamno catirUoo.
Buckwheat, «. Trigo negro 6 sarraceno.
Bucolic, Bucolical, a. Bucdlico, pastoril
Bud, a. Pimpollo, v&stago, boton.
To Bud, «n. Brotar ; estar en flor.— to. In-
ocular, ingerir.
To Budge, vtu Moverse, menearse. [tero
Budge, a. Espetado, tieso ; Tallero.— a. Ba-
Budget, 9. Talego; mocbila: provision; el
presapucsto do los gastos del estado.
Buff, a. Ante, i4el adobada y curtlda do
bufalo; color amarillo ligero; casaca de
soldado hocha de cuero gordo. — a. Fueriei
resuelta
To BufiE; va. (Vulg.) Apu&etear.
Buffalo, a. Biiftilo, toro silvestre.
Bofliat, 9. Pu&ada; aparador; alacena.
To Buffet, vn, Combatir k pufladas ; apuIKh
tear.
Buffotor, 9. P6g{I, gUdiator.
Boffeting, «. Golpe ; pnfiada. Hadera
Buffleheaded, a. Gaoezudo, est^pido, ma-
Buffoon, a. Bufon, truhan, Ju^lar; gracioso.
To Buffoon, va, Burlar, chocarrear, cbulear.
Buffoonery, Buffooning, a. Bufonada; chan-
zas; ehocarreria; migaderia.
tTo Buffoonice, wh. Bufonearse.
Buffoonlike, a. Truhanosco, cbocarrero.
Bug, a. Ghinche.
Bugbear, & Fantasma; espanti^o, coco.
Bugginesa, 9. Lo que tlooe muchas chlncbca.
B^^Xt <(• Ghlnchcro, lleno de chinches.
BugKy, «. Galesin. [can.
BngTo, Buglehorn, a. Gorneta, trompa de
Bugle, «. Bolita de vidrio ne^o. BugU9^
Abalorios: biigula.
Buglosa, a. (Bot.) Buglosa. [conflar en.
ToBuild^a. Kdificar; fundar.— cn.Flarse;
Build, 9. Edtructura f&brica.
Builder, a. Arquitecto, alarll^
Bnildink a. Fubrica, cdificlo. Th6 art oj
building, Arqultoctura.
Built, pre*, ypart. pas. del verbo 7b Build.
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Bid,«.(Tet)Ac«dI«.
Balb, c (Bot) Balbo 6 peboUa.
BallMd, BnlboQS, a. Balboto.
Balm, «. (N&u.) Abertara de agiut
To Birige, 91%. (N&n.) Haoer agna la eabar-
GKcioa. (Arq.) Uaoer oomba la parod.
Baliuiy, «. Buliinta, hanibre canina.
Balk, «, Tamaflo, balto,vol6iiMn, capaddad ;
corpulenda, tallo.
Balkhead, «. (N4a) Mampara. [BuOb.
Balkiness, a. Voltoien, bulto, inaaa. Y.
Bulky, a. Yolainiiioflo, oorpulento, macfxo,
grueso. [disparate.
Ball, «. Toro. (Astr.) Tanro. BulapODtifieia;
Bu!lac«, «. Ciruela sUvestre.
Bbuary, a. Balaiio.
Bull-bMtting, «. Combato de toros 7 perroa.
Boll-beeA & Carne de toro.
Bnll-bemr, & EspaDtiOo- piblme.
Ball-caU; «. Ternero ; bombre toeoo y posl-
BuU-dog, «. Alano 6 perro de presa.
Bollen, «. Gnnamlza; caflamaxa
Bullet, a. Bala de metaL
Bulletin, «. Boletln, nottdas de oddo.
Bollet^prooi; <l A' prneba de bala. [dego.
BallVeye, 9. (N&n.) Otjo de boey 6 cjo de
Bnll-faced, a, Garlandio. [fleeU de toroe.
Bull-feast, Bnll-flght «. Corrida de toros 6
Bull-flndi, a. (Orn.) Pinzon reaL
Boll-bead, t. Cabeza redonda, el de rado
entendimfento. (let.) Pescado.
BnllioD, «: Oro en t^os, 6 plaU en barras;
canutillo briscado.
Bnlllsh, a, Disparatado.
Bullist, «. Escritor de baias.
BulUtion, «. Uenror. Y. EbvUition,
Bollock, & Novillo capadOk
Bun-weed. 9. (Bot) £scoba, una mata.
Bully, «. E^adochin, maton, rofian.
To Bully, vd. Ediar plantaa, fieros • insoltar.
— vn. Bcfitr, lanfiuronear.
Bolrosb, * JuDco, onea.
Bolrusby, a. Junooso. [oemer.
Boltel, «. Salvado; cemedero 6 llenzo de
Bulwark, e, Baloarte. (Met.) Amparo, de-
fenaa.
To Bulwark, f>a. Fortffloar con baloartea.
Bum, a. fYolg.) Asentaderas nalgas, trasera
Buoiballlfl; s. Corcbete, algoadl
Bnmboat, «. (N4o.) Bote vivandero.
Bumkin, Boomkin, «. (N4o.) Pescante de la
amora del trinqooteb
Bump, a. Hlnchazon; giba; bollo; barrfga.
To Bump, «a. Dar estallido como una
bomba.
Bumper, a. Cona 6 yaso lleno.
Bumpkin. 8. Patan ; vlllano, r6stico.
Bonipklnly, ad, Busticamcnte, Tlllana-
mente.
3nn, a. Canamtza. Y. BuUen.
BuDoh, a. Kudo, tumor, giba; rlstra; ma-
noie;penadio.
To Bnncb, t>n. Formar giba 6 corooTa.
Bonchbackod, a. Gibado, corcovado.
Buncbinesa, a. Bacimoso, nodosa
Bundiy, a. Raolmoao ; oorcoTado, gibado.
Bundle, 9. Atada lio, maze, enroltorio.
To Bundle, «a. Liar, at&r; empaqnetar.
Bong, a. Tapon. tarugo.
To Bong, ra. Atarugar ^par.
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Bungbole, a. Boca, para enraaar loe il«|t«t
To Bungle, «a. Cbapuoetf, cbafUUr; echa'
A perder.
Bungler, 9. Chanocero, cbambon. [mente
Bondingly, aa. Cbapureramenta, toecft-
Bunk, a. Tartmon, paraservlr de cama.
Buun, «. Bufiuela
Bunnian, 9. Juanete del pt4
To Bunt, Tn. Hincbarse. [rela.
Bunt, «. Bunt qfa 9ail, (Nin.) Batldero de
Bonter, 9. M^iercilla, despreclable.
Bunting, 9, (aim,) Lanilla, t^ido para ban-
deras de embarcadones.
Bunting, a. Emberiza.
Bunting«iron, a. Soplete de vidria
Bontllncflk 9, (S&jl) Brioles.
•Buoy, a. (N&o.) Bova. ^ttoy-ropa, Orlnqn&
JTuoy-aUn^a, EsUngas de boya.
To Boor^tMi. Boyar. To buoy tk« cdbie,
(K&Q.)Boyar el cable. Td buojf one vp,
Apoyar 6 soetener A algono.
Booyancy, a. Fluotoadon.
Booyant, a. Boyante.
Bar, a. Cadlllo, cabeca fispera de algona
planta; el capullo do frutaa. Y. Bwr.
Burbot, a. (let) Moatela de rlo.
Bordelaia, 9. Uvade parra grueaa.
Burden, & Garga. L\/ei9al»ird9Htahitnt
EatA canaado de vivtr.
To Burden, «a. Gargar, agobiar, oprimlr.
Burdener, a. Carsador; opreeor.
Burdensome, a, Oravoso, pesado, moleato.
Burdensomeness, a. Moleaila, peaadeb
Burdock, 9, (BoL) Bardana.
Bureau, 9, Escritorio, papdera, eseaparmte.
Burgage, a. Una clase de arrieodo de Uarrai.
Bnrgamot, 9, Pera beigamota. [qoeteu
Burgauet 6 Burgonet, a. Borg(rfiota 6 cas-
Burgeas, 9. Cludadano ; el dipota4o al parla-
mento.
Burgees-ship, a. Ofldo de dlpotado d« Tllla.
Burgh, «. Y. Borough.
Burgher, a. Ciudadano. redno.
Burgherahip, a. C^udaoania.
Bai^lar, a. Ladron que ftierza una caaa.
Borglarloua, a. Lo que perteneoe al robo da
oaaaa por U noclie. [en ana case.
Borgiary, a. £1 Uelito de fi»xar y quebraotar
Borgomaster, a. Borgomaestrei
Burcundy, a. Yioo de Borgofia. Bwffundp
puahy Pes de Borgofia. [de sepoltura.
Burial, a. Entierro ; cnterramiento ; oAdo
Borial-place, 9. Cimenterio.
Burier, a. Entorrador, sopulturero.
Burin, a. Burii. [el p«ft<k
To Burl, «a. Batanar; qnltar loe bodoe eii
Burlaoe, a. Espede de ova.
Burier, a. £1 que quiu los nodoa en d paAow
Bariesqae,a. y a. Lengoa borleeca ; burteaoow
To Borlesque, «a. Borlar, chasqoear, ^»-
frazar.
Burlesqoor, a. Bnrlador.
Burletta, a. Entremes con infislcai
BnrlinesiL a. Tosqoedad ; Tolumen.
Borly, o. Yolomlnoso ; Jactandoso ; niuloao '
repleto.
ToBurn, fXBw Qneznar, abrasar; ardw; lp
cendiar. — m. Quomarde; co;i»amlnM.
Burn, a. Qoemadora.
Burnable, a. Ck>mba5\ib)e.
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Bomor, «. Qaemador.
Burnet, «. (Bot) SftnffaiBorba; pimplneliL
Burning. «. Ardor, infianiAcion ; quemndura.
— a, AbraMdor, ardlenta. Qiutre.
To Bamlsb, va. Bmflir, palir.—vn* Tomar
Damtoher, «. BruAidor; iostnimento para
branlr.
Burnt, pp. dol verbo 7b JBtem.
Bnrr, «. Pulpejo do la oreja; raiz do las aa-
tas de on cierro; el eapnllo de Iratas.
Barral, & Mant^ca de oro; moaca de bnrro.
Burrow, & Y. Borough. Madrignera, co-
nejera. [madrlfmera.
To Barrow, im. MInar; eaoonderae en la
B)*r-6tone, 9, Pledra de mollno.
Bursar, b. Tesorero de on coleglo ; ooleglal
de beea en Escoda. [glo.
Barsarshi^ a. Oflcio de teeorero de nn cole-
Burse, A V. EoDckangs.
To Btirst, tn. Rcventar, eetallar; reboear;
proraoipfr.— f>a. Romper, qaebrar algnna
To bw9t oiU^ Beyentar, prommplr.
Burst, 9. Reventon, eetallldo ; reooeadara.
Burst, tBorsten, p,adj. Qnebrado, hernia.
tBurstennesa, a. Qnebradara, hernia.
Banter, «. Rompedor, qnebrador.
Bontwort, c (Bot) Milengrana.
Borthen, a. Y. Burden, [polea j gancbo.
Barton, «. (K6a.) ApaniJo ^ palanquin de
To Borjr, ffo. Enterrar, scpaltar ; esconder,
ocultar.
Burying, i. Entierro; ezeqniaa
BurVing-plaoe, c. Cimenterto, campo santa
Basn, «. Eamo ; arbnsto, breAa, matorraL
To B(»«h, vn. Crecer espeso 6 contlguo.
Bushel, «. Fan<>ga, medtda. [n^
Busbclage, a. Dereeho que se paga por ni-
Boshet, Basket, & Arbollilo, arboato ; boa-
qnecillo. [bostos.
Bn^ihlnesa. «. £.n>e0or forroado por loa ar-
tBuahnoent, a Y. Thicket [tos.
BashjT, a. Enpeso, lantido; lleno de arbaa-
Busiltfsa, a, Desooupado, odoea
Busily, ad. Solicitamente, diligentemente.
Baslnesa, a. Empleo, oflcio, asunto, negoclo,
ocopaclon.
Bosk, 9. Palo de cotilla. Y. ButTi.
Buskin, a. Boroegai, botln, cotumo.
Baskined, €k Galzado eon borcegoieei
Buss. 9. Besa (N&u.) Baeha pescadora.
To Bnaa. va, Besar.
Bo8t,«,BAto.
Bastard, «. Abntarda 6 arntarda. [terser
To Bustle, vn. Ballir; ooparar; entreine-
B^stl^ a. Ballicio, roido, alboroto, trapl-
sonda.
Bustler, 9. Ballebnlle, entremetldo.
Bnsto, «. Y. Bwl, niicioso, entremeiido.
BasT, a. Ocupado, apflcado, empleado; bn*
To Bnsy, no. Ocopar, etnplear.
Busybody, 9. Entremetido. [ta.
Busy brain, a. Ingenio inyentiro; im>yeoits-
Bnt, coi^. Excepto, mtooa; pero, sin em-
baigo; no mas que, que no. BiUatohiU
9inee, Uace pooa-^^^ip. 8in, ezcepta ~
ad. Solaroente.
But, 9. Limite, fin ; bfto, blaneo. {ra.
Bnt-end, a. Cabo 6 mango ; recaton, oonte-
BiUclior, 9, Carnicero ; bombre cruel, san-
gxih.Krlo.
BYS
To Batcher, ta. Matar atrcxmenta, baeav
ana camioeria, haoer pedazos.
Butchering, a. Camioeria, matanza.— /i.
Cruel, inhnmana [Bmscow
BntcherVbroom 6 Kr»ee-holly, 9. (Bot)
Batcherlinees, a. Crueldad, inhnmanidaa.
Butcherly, a. Sanguinario. b&rbaru, crue'u
Butchery, a. Camiooria, deetrozo, mortaii«
dad de gente ; degUella
Butler, a. DefpeuMro, repoatero, snmiller.
Butlersbip, a. Bumilleria.
Butroent a. Estribo de on area
Butt, a. Terrero ; bianco, hito ; hazm««lT
To Butt, 9a. Topar 6 topetar.
Butt-ends, Butts, 9. pL Pi6 de irbol.
Butter, a. Manteca. (Amer.) ManteqoOIa.
To Batter, vn, Untar con manteca.
Butterbump, 9. (Om.) Y. BitUm. Qlo.
Butterbur, a. (Bot) Fdrlkra 6 o&a de caba-
Batterfly, a. Mariposa.
Botteria, a. Pij^avante.
Buttermilk, c. Suero de manteca.
Butterprint, 9. Molde para manteca.
Buttertooth, a. I>iente inclaiva
Butterwife, Bntterwoman, ^ Manteqaer%
vendedora de manteca.
Butterwort, a. (Bot) Sanicola.
Buttery, a. Dcspensa.
Butter V, a. Mantecoso.
Buttock, a. Anea. (N&n.) Cncharroa.
Button, a. Boton. (Art) Cascabel, el re-
mate del cadon ; capullo de floreSb
To Button, ro. Abotonar.
Buttonhole, a. Ojal.
Button-maker, 9. Botonera - [ten.
Buttress, a. Estribo, de pared ; apoyo, soe-
To Buttress, va, Estribar, aflanzar con es-
tribo.
Butyraceoos, a. Mantecoeo.
Buxom, a. Bollizo, regordote. A InuBom
toas, Hoza iuguetona.
Buxomly, ad. Ylvamente, Jorialmente.
Bnxomness^ 9. Joviaiidad, alegria; buen
bnmor. [pr^
To Buy, va, Comprar.— im. Tratar de corn-
Buyer, a. Comprador.
Buz, interf. Exclamadon de dlsgusto.
Buzz, 9. Susurro, soplo, marmano.
To Buzz, vn, 2kimbar; cudiuchear.— «a.
Cuclilohear.
Buzzard, a. Buaro: modrego, maiadera 7b
he bstwioBt hatok and buMord, No ser ni
cameni pescado.
Buzzer, a. Un soplon.
By, prep. For; a; con ; oerca.
By-corner, 9. Esquina retirada.
By-deaign, a. Deslgnio casual.
By-end, By-interest, a. Interes partieolar.
By-ffone, a. Pasado.
By-lanc
By-Tane, a. Comino retirada [ret
By-law, a. Ley privada ; estatntos latmo
By-matter, a. Alguna coaa aocldental
By-name, a. Apodo.
To By-name, eo. Motejar, apodar
tBy-past, a. rasada
By-[^, a. Senda descarriada.
By-respect, a. Mira particular.
By-rMMi, 9. Camino no frecaentado.
By-room. a. Cuarto excosada Tdenda
By-speech, a. Digreeion pronunclada iad
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By-fttandcr, $» Mlron*
By-streot, c OaIIo desTiiuIa. [no de poeU.
^•town, «. Pueblo que do esU on ol eamip
By-torain^ «. Senda oscan.
By^ew, «. Fin pvUoular 6 proplo intorec
Bj-walk, «. Pmoo piiyado 6 roservftdo.
By-way, n Camino deoTlada
By*west, (k OccldentaL, a. poniento.
By-w!p«, «. Sarcasmo con dos sentidoa.
By*wordf s. Dicbo. adagio, reftvn.
Byasiis, $. Lienzo nno do Egipto.
C.
O tfene tres sonidos ; el primero oomo la
e castellana coando preoode i las letraa
m,o,u,l,r; V. g., en cap, corns; el ae-
Sando A modo de una » pronnndada oon
Dlznra,oomo en eMsaUotudndsr; y cl
teroero cuando la aigue la A, Bomcijante 4
la oh oastellana, oomo en chap, chstf,
cMn. [silla volante.
Cab, A Cab, medlda bebraica; birloctio 6
Oabal, a. Cibala; ooi^uracion; maqolna-
eion, traina.
To Oabal, vn. Maquinor, tramar, intrlgar.
Cabala, & CAbala de loa jndios.
Cabaliam^ a. Gabatismo.
CabaUat. & Cabalista. [to, secreto.
aaMlistic Gabaliatical, a. Cabalistico, ocul-
Caballstically, ad. Caballsticamente.
Caballer, a. Paudillero, eedldoeo, intrigante.
Cabarvt, 9, Tabcrna, hosteria. [BepoUo.
Cabbage, $. Bena, coL A h€€Ld of cdbbagsy
To Cabbage. «a. Ceroeoar.— oi». Formar ana
cab^a redonda.
Cabbage-tree, a. (BoL) Enpede de palma.
Cabbage-worm, a. Gaaano de berza.
Cabin, a. CabaAo, choza. (Niu.) Camarote.
To Cabin, vn* Vivir en caba&a.— «ck Encer-
Tar en cboza.
Cabin-boy, a. (Nan.) PiO* <1« escoba.
Cabinet, a. OablneUv eacritoria
Cabinet-council, a. Conaejo prlvado.
Cabinet-mafcer, a. Ebanista.
To Cabinet, do. V. To Snolose,
Cable, a. (Nin.) Cable. JBMt biwer cable.
Cable del ayoste. Small bowsr cable.
Cable de lera. Sheet cable. Cable de la
esperanza. iSKraamoaMe, Calabroto. Os*
Z>2a-&<^ Bitadura. 7b heave in ihe cti^
Ytrar el cablei
Cabled, a, Atado 6 aOrmado con cable.
Cablet, a. (N&u.) Kemolqae.
To Cabob, fv7. Asar an lomo de camero.
Cabooee, e. (N4u.) £1 fogon 6 coclna.
Cabotage, & (N^a.) Cabotale.
Cbbriole, a. V. OapHole.
Cabriolet, a. Cabriol^ Y. Gig.
Cabnrna, 9. pi. (Ndu.) Ce^eiUa.
Cflijao, 9. (Bot) Cacao, fruto de que se labra
el cbocolate.
Cachalot, a Cacbalote.
Caciiecdo, CachecUoal, a, Caqo6ttco.
Cachexy, a. Caquoxia. [da.
Oachinnation, a. (Poco na.) Carei^)ada, ilsa-
GaokereL a. Mena, pes.
fa Oackl^ vn. Cacarear ; rcirae.
CAL
Cackle, a. Caoarte ; ohatla. [ehit
Caeklar, & Caoareador :. hablador, parlaa
Cacocbymio, CaoocbTmical, a. Cacoquiml
CO, lleno de maloa nunores.
Caoodemon,a. Diablo, espirita maligna
Caooettiea, •. Mala ooatnmbra; eomezua.
Cacography, & Caoografia.
Cacophony, & Caoofonia.
To Cacnminata, va, Acabar 6 terming a}-
guna oosa en pnnta.
Cadaver, a. CadAver.
Cadaveiooa, a. Cadav6rico.
Caddia, a. Cinta becba de aoda y estambrt
especiedeguaano.
Caddow, 9. (Orn.) V. Jackdaw.
Caddy, a. Botecito, eaiiiA para ti. rmai
Cade, a. Manao, domcaticadOk criaM 4
Cade, 9. Barril ; oanasta.
To Cade, va. Crlar con blandnra, mimaz.
To Cadence, va. Begalar por medida mbaiea
Cadence, a. Caida; cadenoia.
Cadent, a. Cayente.
Cadet, 9. Cadete : el bermano manor.
To Cadge, va. Uerar nn fiurdo.
Cadger, a. Plaoero, regaton. V. Huekttet,
Cadi, a. Cadi, on magiatrado mabometano.
Cadncity,a.Cadacidad; fh^iUdad. [ve»o
Cfeaura. a. (Po^) Cosnra, 6 panaa en na
Cnsaral, a, Lo quo perteneoe & la ceaura.
Caftan, 9. Yeetido que ae estila ontre loa
Persaa.
Cage, & J aula; ciroel, prialon.
To Cage, va. Ei^aular, onoerrar en Janla.
Caic 6 Caiqne, 9, (Nio.) Caique ; lancha.
Caiman, a. Caiman ; cooodrilo del 8. A.
To Ci^ole, oa. Liaonjear, adular; aoarlolar.
Cooler, 9. Adolador ; lalamero, reqaebrado&
Caiolery, 9. Aduladon, lisonJa; requlebroi.
Caisson, a. Arcon para munlcione^ vlversa.
CaitiO; & Belitre, pioaro deapredablo.
(Vulg.) Pendejo.
To Cake^jPA. Cocer 6 endorecer.
Cake, a. BoUo, tortita, mamon.
Calabaah, a. Cklabaza granda.
Calabasb-treo, a. Calabaza
Calamanco, a. Calamago 6 oallemanoo.
Calamine, a. Calamina.
Calamint, a. (Bol) Calaroento.
Calamitona, a. Galamitoao, miserable, dea>
graoiado, infolia. [miaoria, desaaferai
Calamttoasnoaa, Calamity, a. Qalamidad,
Calamoa, a. (Bot) Cdlamo aromWoo.
Calaah, a. Calesa.
Calcareona, a. Calc&reo.
Calceated, ck. Calzado.
Calcedony, a. Calcedonla.
Caloinable, a. Caldnable.
To Calcinate, va. Y. To Calcine.
Calcination, a. Calctnacion.
Calcinatory, a. Calcinatorio, vasUa oua aa
nsa para calclnar. \vik Calcinana
To Calcine, va, Caldnar, &ci quemar.-*
To Calcitrate, vn. Acocear, bollar, patear.
Calculable, a. Calculable.
To Calculate, va. Calcular, contar — tm. H»
cer dUeuloa.
Calcnlatlon, & Calcnladon, c41cnk>.
Calcolative, a. Lo que pertenece al oilcalQ
Calculator, 9. Calcolador.
Caloulatory, a. Lo que perteneco al cVmio
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GAL
CMcttJose, Calculous, a. Pedreeoeo, areno-
bo; calculosa [Oaicuii, Cileulo&
CUcnloa, «. GAlcalo, pfedra en la v^lga.
Caldron, «. Caldera 6 caldero.
Caledoniaiif €L Escooee.
Cale&ction, s. Calelkcdon.
Calefhctivo, CaleftM^ry, a, Lo que calienta.
To Caleiy, en. Calentaree, caldearse. — va.
Calt^ntar. [6 caosas en los tribnnalee.
Calendar, «. Otleudario ; tabia de los pleitoe
To Calendar, co. Entrar 6 ingeiir en el oa-
lendario. [^trenaador.
Calender, «. Calandria 6 prenea reca^pida;
To Calender, va, rronitar oon calandria.
Oalenderer, a. Apreneador.
Calends, a. pL Calenda 6 calendaa.
Calenture, & Calentnra.
CaU; ai Calvea» pL Temero; oeivatiUo;
nantorrilla; tonto; cobarde.
Galflike, a. Atemerado, souactjante i temero.
Calfekin, a. Becerillo 6 piel de terneia
Caliber, «. Calibre.
Calibre, a. Baca, lava, calafia.
Calice, a. V. ChaUcs,
Calloo, 9. Calic6 ; zaraza; angaripola.
Calioo-nrinter, «. Estampador de tela de
algodon.
Calid, a. CkMo ; caliente. [miento.
CaHdihr, Calidness, a. Calldez, enoendi-
Calii; Caliph, a. Califtu
Calisation, C'aliginousneea, a. Oscnridad.
Caliginona, a. Cailginoeo, oecuro, tenobroea
Caligraphy. a. Cali^af la; el arte de escribir.
Calipasb, Calipee, a. T^minoa de oocina en
el §rulso de tortngas.
Caliphate, a. Callfato. [drero.
Calirer, i. (Ant.) Eseopeta de mano; pe-
Calix, a. (Bot) C41ix 6 campanula de las
flores.
To Calk, ca. (N6n.) Calaiktear. Camng
maliet, Moceta de calafiite. Oalting
iron^ Escoplo de oalafate.
Calker, a. Calafiite. Caiker'a hoy, Calaik-
tin. Calkei*% too2-2>Mr^ Banqneu de ca-
To Colt, wt, Llamar; oonrocar, oltar, con-
gregar; inspirar; proclamar; Tbitar; ex*
citar. — iw, Pararse nn rato ; bacer visita.
To call in, ResMunir; Introdacir; toto-
car. To call qff^ Disuadlr. To call on^
Solidta^ visitar. To call out Deeaflar ;
llamar mrt«, gritar. 7b call over^ Be-
pasar. To caU to account^ Llamar &
cnentaSL 7b call to wUneaa^ Toroar por
teetigo. To call upoiu^ Implorar, rogar,
visitar: exbortar.
Call, B, Llamada. (Fam.) Ylsita. Yoea-
clon ; pretension ; reclame ; deetlno, pro*
feslon. (NAa.)Pito.
Caller, a. Clamador.
Klallet, a. Kegaflona; pcliforra, ramera.
C>allid, o, Astnto, sagas.
Callidlty, Oallidnees, », Astuda, sagaddad.
GalHmancoi, a; V. Calanumoo, ^Jercicio.
Oalling, a. Profeslon, vocadon ; dase ; ofldo ;
Callipen, m. Compas de calibres.
Callosity, Calloasneea, a. CaUoddad, dnre-
za; Insensibilidad.
Callous, a. Calloeo, endnreddo ; insensible.
Caltenstf , a(f. Insensiblemente.
CAM
Callow, a. Pelade, deq>lnmado.
Callus, a. Callo, dureza.
Calm, a. Calma, serenidad, bonanza, soslega
—a. Quieto, tranquilo, sereno.
To Calm, eo. Calmar; tranqullizar; apad*
guar; aplacar. [segador.
Calmer, a. Tranquilizador, apadguadur, so>
Calmly, ad, Serenamente.
Calmnesa, a. Tranouilidad, serenidad.
Calmy, a. TranquUo, padfloo.
Calomel, a. Calomel.
Caloric, a. (Qaim ) Cal6rico.
Caloriao, a. Calorifico.
Calorimeter, a. Calorimetro.
Caltrop, SL (Mil) Abrqjo. (Bot) Tribola
Calumet, a. Calumet, ptpa para Aimar; an*
tre lea Indios simbolo de paz.
To CalTe, tm. Parir la vaoa.
To Calver, «a. Ck>rtar en rebanadaa.— im.
Encogerse por la ocvtadum. [vlna
Calvinism, a. Calvinismo, la doctrina de Cal-
Calvinist, a. Oalvlnista.
Calvish, a, Atemerada
C^alvltv, a. y. £aldnMa.
To Cwumniate, «n. Calumnlar.
Calumniation, a. Calumnia.
Odumnlator, », Calumniador. ni\)nrio60
Calumniatory, Calumnious, a. Calnmnioao
Calumniously, ad, Calumnlosamente.
Calumnlousncss, «. C^umnia.
Calumny, a. CalumnliL
Calx, a. (}aliza (Anat)nueso del carca&aL
Cam, a. (Mec.) La parte sallente de una
rueda exc^ntrlca ; el corazon de nn telar.
Camaieu, a. Camafbo. (Pint.) Disefta
(3amber, a. (Nan.) Tablon con vuelta circular
Cambered deck, (Nin.) Puente combado.
(Cambist, a. (Com.) (^ambista, el que traflca
en letras de cambio; cambiador de mo*
nedaa.
Cambric, 9. Batista, olan batlsta, oambray.
Oeane, prek del verbo To Cotm,
Camel, & Camdlo. Camefa hay^ Esqo'
nante, droga arom&Uca.
C!amelopard, •. Cametlopardal, Jtrafit
Camera obecura, a. C^miara oecura.
To CTamerate, «a Arquear, bacer en flgura
dearca
Camerated, a. Arqueado, abovedado.
Cameration, a. Arqueo, abovedadon.
Camisado. a. (Mil.) Encamiaada.
Camisated, a, Encamisado.
Camlet, a. C^amelote, cbamelote ; barragao.
Cammock, a. (Bot) DeUenebuey.
Camomile^ a. (Bot) Manzanilla.
iCamous o Camoya, a, Bomo, cbato.
Ounn, a. (Mil) Ounpo, campamento
To i^amp, tm. Acampar. — to, Alujar ni
cj^rcito.
Campaign, a. Campafia, campiSa.
To Champaign, vn. Servir en campaliiL
Clampalgner, a. Campcador.
C^ampaiulbrm^ (^ampanulate. a. (Bot) Cam
paniforme 6 campanuda, fldr.
Campanology, a Ornipanoloi^a.
Campanula, 9, (Bot) Campanula.
Campeachy-wood, a. Palo do Ounpecbe^
CtunpestraJ, Campestrian, a. Ouni«atiit
campestre.
Campnire, a. Alcanfor.
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Oamphire^ree, «. AlonilbnidA.
Campbor, «. Alcanfor. V. Camphirt.
To Camphor, To Campborato, va, Alcan-
forar.
Gamphorate, a. Alcanforado.
Camping, «. £1 jnego de pelota con Io« pi^A.
Campion, a. (Bot) Colleja. [BraslL
Camwood, 9. Madera roja de A'flica y del
Can, «. Vaso 6 cona no de tierra. Tin can.
Both, 6 caja de nofa Ue lata.
Can, vn, irr^g. Poder. If I can hvi tee
Uit% Con tal qae yo le paeda rer. A»
9ure aa can be. Sin dnda. At toon as
can be, Lo man pronto poeible.
Ganaille, ^ Ganalla, gente Di^a 7 vil.
Canal, «. Canal; estanoue.
Oanal-ooal, «. Carbon auro 7 nni7 briUante.
Canar7, «. Vino de canariaa; eanario, uu
balle anttouo.
Canary-bird, «. C^arlo, p^Jaro.
Canary-eeed, a. Alplste.
Can-buoy, «. (NAo.) Boya o6nlca de barrlL
Can-hooka, a. ^ (N iix.) Gate. [limltar.
To Cancel, «a. Canoelar, borrar; Invalldar;
Cancellation, «. Canceladon, cuiceladura.
Cancer, a. Cangrc^o; oi^cer; dgno de zo-
diaca
To Caneerate, vn Cancerarae 6 encancerarse.
Can<»ration, Cancerouaneea, a. Prlnclplo do
ctocer, el estado canceroaa.
Cancrtform, Cancerous a. Canceroso.
Candelabrom, & Candelabra, pL llaehero,
blandon.
Qtndent, a. Gmdente.
tCandioant, a. Blanqnizca
Candid, a. Blanco; Ingonao, dnccro, franco.
Candidate, a. Candldato ; pretendiente, opo-
sitor, asptrante.
Gandidatesblp, & Estadode candldato.
C«tdiiHy, ad. Oundldamente,ing6nuamente.
Candidneff, «. Candidez, candor, alnoeridad.
Candle. «. (^dela, vela; luz.
Candleoerry-trne, a. (BoL) Espede deaanoe.
Candleholder, a. La persona que tiene en au
mano ana vela 6 candela para alumbrar.
Candlelight, a. Loz artlfldal 6 de vela. At
early candleligM, Al panto de laa ora-
donea.
Candlemas, & Candelaria, fleata.
Candle-flnnflfora, «. Deepablladeras.
Candleetick, a. Candelero. Chamher-ean-
i/<0«ticik, Palmatorla. Branched-candie-
a(ick,Antiti. lMex.)CandiL
Candleetuff; a. Sebo pant hacer velaa
CandlewMster, a. Gastador, deaplifarrada
C^andlewlck, a. PibUo.
Candle-onda, s. Fragmentoa. aobras.
Candor, a. Candor, slnceridad, ingenoldad,
franquesa.
To Candy, va. Confltar. Lemon candy, Ca-
rameloai P^antO-candy, Pepltorla. Ga-
rapiftar.— VTi. Uelarse; aecaree loa dulcea.
Candy-tuft, «. (Bot) Planta de los Jardinea.
Cane, «. Cafla de Indlos, de Bengau, de az(i-
car; Innco 6 baaton.
To Cwo, wu Apalear con nn baaton 6 cafla.
Canlcnlar, a. CMiicular.
Canine, a. Canlna [6 hq)a de lat&
Canister, a. Canastlllo ; bote, fiasco da plata
l^anker, a. Oangrena; dncer: corrosion.
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To Canker, wk Gangrenarae.— «& Gangn
nar, roer, corromper. [oeroeo
Cankerom, a, Gangrenoao. oorroalvo, can
Cannabine, a. Hecho de cAfiamo.
c:annibal, a. Canibal, carlbe, antrop^Aigo^
Cannlbalisnu. a. Canlbaliamo.
Cannibally, ad. Cruelmente.
Cannon, a. Caflon de artllleria. WUMfnean^
nonshfiL A' tiro de caflon.
Cannon-hole, a. (Nau.) Tronerib
Cannon-proof, a. Prueba de caflon. [ni
To Cannonade, ra. Cafionear, batlr 4 r
To Cannoneer, on. Caflonear.
Cannoneer, a. Oaflonero, artillero.
Cannot, «n.De cony not Nopoder. Y.Om^
Canny, a. Sagas, prudente.
Canoe, a. Canoa,
Canon, a. Cdnon, 1^, eatatnto ; can6niga
CanoneSB, «/ Canonesa.
Canonic, Canonical, a. Can6n1co; espirltnal
Canonloally, ad. Candnlcamente.
Canontcalnem, a. Legltimidad candnloa.
Canonlcala, 9. pU UAbitoa ecIeaiaBticoa, reatl
dos dericalea.
Canonlcate, a. Canontcato. [cantelco.
Canonist, a. Canotiista, profeaor de derocbo
Canonization, a. Canonizacion.
To Canonize, va. Canonlzar.
Canonry, Canonahip, a. Canongia 6 canoaJ-
cato; prebenda.
Canopied, a, Endoeelado.
Canopy, a. Doael, pabellon. Canopy qf a
bed, Cielo de cama.
To Canopy, wi. Endoselar.
Canorous, a. Canoro.
Cant, a. Gerlgonza, germania; hlpocresk.
(Ant) Esqulna, ingolo, nlcho.
To Cant, vn, llablar en gerigonza 6 germa*
nia. — oa, Almonedear; engatosar.
Canutlon, a. Canta
Canteen, a (MIL) Cantlna.
Cantel, a. Anadidara, flapa.
Canter, a. Ulpdcrita; medio galope.
To Canter, vn. Andar d cabaJlo k paso latgo
ysentado.
Cant-frames, a. pL (Nin.) Coademas revl-
radaa. Cant-Umbere 6 cant-oroteht*^
Piques capachinos 6 reviradcMi
Cantharides, a. (^tAridaa.
Canthiis, a. Canto 6 4ngulo del ojo.
Cantlde, a. C4ntlco. catito 6 caiwMn.
Cantlnglv, ad. Illpdoritamente.^
To Cantlo. va, Cortar en pedazoflL
Cantle, Cantlet, a. Pedazo^ fh^m^to.
Canto, a. Canto.
Canton, a. Canton, trecbo de tcnitoria
To Canton, To Cantonize, va, Aeantooar,
aouartelar.
Cantonment, a. Acantonamlento.
Ouivaa, a. Cafiamazo 6 lona.
Canvaee, a. £1 aofco de eolidtar rotoa part
lograr algun desUno; preteittion.
To Canvaaa, va, Escndriflar, examlnar; con-
trovertir. — vn. Bolidtar votoa parar lograr
algun deatino. [ranta*
Canvasser, a. Sondtador, pretendtaite, aqd
Cany, a. Ueno de canaai
Canzonet, a. Candondlla.
CaontchoQc, « Goma elikstiai nna SRbatan
da mineral
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CAP
CAR
Oh>, «. Qorro 6 gorra; birrota. (N&u.) Tam-
boretea. [cla.
Oapabilitf, 8, Capaddad, aptltnd, Intellgen-
GaJMble, €k C^mu, id6neo; intellgente ;
aptaproplo.
Oapabieoeoa. a Capaddad. [grande, rasto.
Oapaciooa, a, Capax, ancho; aapadoao,
Capaciously, ad. Extenslvamente.
Capacioasneaa, «. Capaddad, cabida.
To Canadtata, va. HablHtar, haoer capaz.
Capacitj, «. Capaddad; inteligeoda: con-
aldoc [blanoo.
Cap-a-ple, ad. De ptte a eabeza, da panta eu
(Caparison, a, Oi4)anuon.
To Oapartson, va. Ei\{aezar an cabaUow
Cap-case, 9. Saco, atfbija.
Cape, ff. Cabo^ promontorlo; eoallo de capa.
Caper, «.CabrioIa;alcaparTB. CroMoaptrtf
I)e8gracia8,
To Oaper, vn. Cabiiolar. (Fam.) Bailotear.
Caperbaah, a. (BoL) Alcaparra 6 alcaparro.
Caperer, «. Danzador, saltador. [menor.
Oaper-apoTga, a. (Bot) T&rtago 6 oatapada
Oaplaa, «. Aato de c^Jecudon.
Capfllaceona, Capillary, a. Capilar.
Captllaire, «. Jarabe de calantrillo. [flor.
Caplllament, s. (Bot) Estambre 6 hebra de
Caplllation, «. Bamlflcadon peqnefla de va*
aoa.
Capital, a. Capital; criminal; mayfisenla;
excelente, maj^lfloo; princlpaL— a. Ci^>l-
tel, colana ; fondo, oaadal
Capitalist, «. Canitalista.
Capitally, ad. Con pena de mnerte.
Capitation, 9. Empadronamlento.
Capitol, ff. Canltolio.
Capltnlar.a. Estatatoeeapitnlaree; eapitalar.
Capltnlarly, ad. Capitolarmento.
Capitulary, a. Capltalar.
To CM)itQlate, vru Dlyidlr en oapitnloe.
(MH) Capltalar, rendirse.
Capltalation, ff. Capitalacion.
Capitalator, «. Capitalante.
OaptTl 6 Copaiba tr^s & (Bot) Copaiba,
(^pnomancy, a. Capnomanda, adlTlnadon
por medio del haroa
Capon, 9. Capon 6 polio castrado.
Caponnlere. a. (Fori) Caponera, espede de
oamlno eablerta
Opot, ff. Opote, en rarios jaegos.
Op-paper, a Papel de eatraziL
Oi4)per, 9. (Jorrero.*
Ci4)rice, ff: Caprieho, extravaganda: anto)o.
Oapridooa, a. Capricboaoi capricbaao ; anto-
Jadiza
Caprldoasly, ad. Oapriehoeamente.
Clq>ridooane«a, 9. CJaprieho. Y. 0apric9.
Capricorn, & (Astr.) Capricomlo. Capri-
oom-bt^gUs^ (Ent) Capricomlo, espede
de escarabaja
CapriBcatlon, «. Capriflcadon.
(^priolea, «: pL Cabriolas, saltoai CaprM^^
Una espeoie de balle.
Oapeicam, 9. (Bot) Plmiento, plmentero.
To Capsize, va, (N&n.) Trabacar, trastomar,
zozobrar.
Cbpatan 6 CuMtem, 9. Cabreatante. Oap'
ffe«»-&arr«4 Eledecabrestante. Tbhwe
Ifta aa/Mton, Btrar d cabreatante.
dqiaale, a. (Bot) CApsula, hoimo. ((^afan.)
Crisol para enai^yar los mlnerales; oiOila
bolsita.
Capsalar, C^psalary, a. CuMoIar.
OtDsalate. (^^Malatod, a. Cemdo en forma
de oipaala.
(Taptain, a. (MIL) Capitan ; jefe. oomandanta.
Captaincy, (}aptaiDsnlp, a. Capltania.
Optalnry, a. (}apitania, Jurbdicdon de ac
capitan.
Caption, ff. C^ptara, prMon.
(^tloaa, a. Capoioao, Insidioeo, engafioeo.
C^donsly, ad, Capoioaamento.
(^aptioc-neea, «. Espiritu de contradiodoa
namor pendendero; engaOo, fhuide.
To OK>tlrate, do. Caotivar; caativar, atcacv
la volantad ; esclavlzar.
Captlvation. a. (^tora [a. Caatlvo.
C«ptive» 9. CaatiTO 6 esdavo; prisionero.—
tTo Captiye, va. Caativar. V. To OapUfMis.
Captivity, ff. (>autivorio 6 cautlvidad; pri«i<Hi
Captor, ff. Apresador.
(}aptai«, ff: Cl^ytara; presa, apreaamlento.
To Captore, «a. Apreear, captnrar.
Capuchin, «. Capnoblno ; capnoha, capotilla
Capulin, ff: (Japolln 6 oereza Americana.
Cu>at Mortnom, ((iuiro.) Ck>lcotar. (Fig.)
dedlmentoa, becea.
Car, «: Carrota 6 earro. (Astr.) Osa mayor.
Carabine, Carbine, 9. Carabina. [binero.
C^arabineer, Carabinier, Carbinier, «. C^ara-
C^ae, ff. Carraca, navio grande y tardo en
nav^ar.
Caracole, «: Caraool ; escalera de caraeoL
To Caracole, tm, Caracolear.
Caract, C^arat, ff. (^uilate; grado de bondad
del oro; pcoo de eaatro granoa.
CSaravan, ff: Caravana.
Caravansary, 8. Curaranera, edifldo on <rae
ae boape^an laa caravanaa. rpequena.
Caravel, Carvel, a. Carabela, embarcadon
(faraway 6 Caraway-aeod, a. (Bot) Aloa-
ravea.
Carbon, ff. ((^Im.) Carbon 6 carbona
Carbonaceous, a. Lo one contlene oarbono.
(Carbonado, 9. Carbonada, oame ti^ada y asa-
da en parrillasi [despnes.
To Carbonado, «& Ti^ar la came aadndola
(^bonate, 9, Carbonato.
Otfbonio, a, Carb6nioo.
Carbnnde, ff. (3arb&noaIo; tomor.
Carbunded, a. Engaatado oon oarbunclos
Ileno de granoa. [bimdo.
Carbuncolar, a. Eneamado oomo un car*
(Carburet, 9. C^arboreto. [de otras piednHb
Carcanet, ff: Coll&r 6 gargantilla de perlas t
(>aroass, Carcase, a. El cuorpo do an anima*
muerto; annazon. (Naa)Casoa (Art)
Caroasa. Hos presos 6 cureolero.
tCarcelage, a. Carediyje, derecbos qoo pagtti
Oarceral, a. Lo que pertenece 4 la c4roeL
Carclnomatoua, a. C^oeroso.
Card, 9. Naipe. carta; taijeta; cardencba.
To Ou^ «a. Cardar lana; mezolar; desea
radar.— 9n. Jugar & loa nalpes.
Cardamine, ff. (Bot) Mastoerzo do prado.
Cardamomum. «. Cardamomo.
Carder, ff. Cardador; Jagador de nalpea
(Tardlao, CardJacal, a. Cardlaoo, cordiaL
Cardlalsy, a. (MM.) Cardialgia.
(Cardinal, €k Cardinal— «. Cardinal ; oapa dt
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CAR
tico.
OardinAlate, OardiiuilBhlp, «. Cardenaltito.
To CttrdliuUlie,tMi. Momonr 6 haoer earde-
[cardar.
' GaHUng, 9. £1 jnego de naipea; el octo de
Oardmaker, & Fal>rleanto do iiait>ea 6 de
oard«neba&
Oardoon, «. (Bot) Gardo sUvestro.
Oard-paitf , «. Parddo 6 nartida.
Oarduaa Benedlctna, «. (Bot) Gardo santo.
Oard-wire, «. Alambre de cardaa 6 oarden-
chaa. rdado, cargo.
Caro, «. Coldado, solid tad; objeto de ooi*
To Care, «n. Gaidar, inquietane; eatlmar,
haoer caao.
To Gareen, va. Garenar. CarettiUkff Jear,
Aparejo de carenar. — tm. Garenarse.
Oareenage, «. (NAa.) Garenero.
GareeDing; k (Nia.) Garenamiento.
Gareer, «. Garrera 6 eetadlo; corsa
To Gareer, vn. Gorrer k oarrera tendlda.
Careful, a. Gatdadoeo, ansioao, loqoleto;
'dlllgente, prodente.
Garenilly, ad. Guldadoaamentei
GarefUIneBB, «. Goidado, rtgilancta, caatela.
Oureless, a. Descuidado, neeligente, aban-
donado; alegre; flojo, tndolente.
Garelemly, (td. Negligentomente.
Gareleasneaa, 9, Deaoaido, negligeneta, deja-
dea. flojedad.
Gareotane, «. Y. QuaratUain.
To Gareea, «& Acarldar, alhagar.
Garees, «. Garida, alhago.
Garet, «. Nota de oorreodon Interiineal.
Gargo, 8. Garga, eargasoa 6 eargamento de
naviow
Garicataro, a. Garlcatara. [lizar.
To Gartcatnre, va, Haoer oarlcataras, ridioa-
Garioatnrist, «. £1 que haoe earicatanu.
Garies, Gartoeitv, «. Giirlea.
Garious, a. Garloso.
To Gark, tm. 8er mny ealdadoea
Gark, 9. Gatdado, ansia, aosiedad.
Carle, «. PaUn, rAatioo; groeero.
Garline-thistie, «. (Bot) Garlina, oardo pinto.
Garlinsa, 9. (N4o.) AtravesaAos de las laCas.
Oarlinff9 qf the hatch%oay9y Oaleotas de
las e8<»tinaa.
Garliah, a. V. ChwrlUh.
Garlook, a. V. I9tn(fla99.
Oarman, «. Garretero, carromatero.
Garmelite, a. Eepeole de pera; carmellta.
OannlDadTe, a. (^armlnanto 6 carminatiTO.
Gannino, 9. Garmfn.
Gamage, «. Gamloeiia, mortandad.
Gamai, a. Gamal ; aonsaal ; mandano.
Gamallst 9. £1 que es lalarioso 6 laadro.
Gamality, 9. Gamalldad, sensaaUdad, laa-
civia.
To GanuIIze, ro. 8er Iqjnrloso.
GamaHj, ad. Gamalmente.
Ganiatinn, a. (Pint) fincamadon ; elaveL
Garoatlnned. a. fineamoda oomo an olareL
Camellan, «. Gomerina, pledra predosa.
Cameoufi, a. (Tamo^ camado.
GamifleaUon, «. GamlflcAdon.
To Gamffy, «n. Garoiflcanei eriar oivne.
Ganival, 9. (^amayal 6 oameatr^lendaa.
Oarnlvoroaa, a. Gami^nro, oamlcero.
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Ganiaaltj, a. Gamosldad.
tGamooa, a. Gamoao^ camado.
Garob, c. (Bot) Algarrobo.
Garob-bean, a. Algarroba. [dad
Garol, 9. YUlandco de Nocfae bneoa 6 Nari •
To Garol, va, j n, Gelebrar con eaodoner
UNavldad.
Garodd, Garottdal, a. GbvMdaa.
Caroosal, a. Festin ; ft'ancachela; Jarana.
To Garoaae, 9a j n, Jaranear, alborola'
(Fam.)Gorrerla; embrlagarse.
Garouse, a. Borrachera, Jarana.
Garooaer, a. Bebodor,Jaranoro.
Garp, 9. (let) Garpa. [-h»& Galpar.
To Gins tn. Gensorar, Titnperar; aotfiliar
Garpenter, 9. Garpintero. SMp-^sarpeni9r
Giupintero de rlbera 6 de navkk
Garpentrj, 9. Garpinteria.
Garper, 9. BegaAon, critlcon; maldifllente.
Carpet, 9. Tn>ete de meea ; aMbmbra, tapli.
To b9 on (As carpet^ Traer 4 alguna per-
sona en bocaa.
To Garpet, va. Alfombrar, entapfzar.
Carpeting, a. Alfombrero. [to de cdsped.
Carpet-walk, Garpet-waj, «. Gamino onbier'
Carping; a. Capdoao, caviloeo.-^ Sftigto.
Garpinglj, ad. MordasmeDte.
Carriage, a. Porte, acarreo; preaenda; cos-
daota; ooche, earroza; cMga; earefta do
cafion. [moDSi^^itK
Carrier, a. Portador; arrlero, ordinario;
Carrion, a. Carrofia; polpon. — a. Mortedno,
podrido. [de blerro.
Garronade. a. (Mil) Garonada, eafton corto
Carrot, a. (Bot) Zanaboria.
Gamrtlness, a. Berm^ara.
Carroty, a. Pelirodo.
To Carry, oo. Llevar; arrebatar; bnaoar y
traer; oonsegair; oontener.— vn. Galzar,
Uevar. 7b carry atonff^Alzar. lb carry
iMi^v,LIoysrae. Tb carry av>ay by foree^
Arrebatar. 7b carry down^ Haoer ba^ar,
descender. To carry fortk, Saoar, mos-
tnur. 7boarry<ft,Introdadr. lb carry
into, Llevar 4 efeeto. 7b carry of^ Al-
zar; arrastrar. 7b carry on^ Mant«-
ner; jpromover; proaegntr, To carry
ODer, Trasportar. 7b carry to and fro,
Lleyar de aqui para allL 7b carry
through^ SoatMier. 7b carry it kigh^
Afeotar sefloria
Garrytale, a. Ghlamoso^ caentlsta.
Cart, 9. Garro, carreta. CaH-koroe, Caballo
de tiro. [oarroa.
To Cart, «a. Garretaar.— ofk Uear earretas o
Cartage, 9. Garrett^ paga p<v d nso da m
carro.
Gartpjadfl, 9. Bodn. (Faro.) Rodnante^
Cart-load, a. Carretada.
Cart-rope, «. Guerda gord&.
Cart-way, a. CasrrM, camino carretfCiow
Carte-blanofae, a. Carta blanca.
Cartel, a. fiatipaladon; deaafk); regUunento,
oa^Je; parlamentario.
Carter, a. Garretero.
de Ban Bruno.
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CaiUlage, «. (An«t) Gartllago, tornUIa.
CarUlftginoQS, a. Cartiiaglooeo.
f>utoon, A CAiton.
Cartouch, «. Cartuebo de balas; cartacheriL
Cartridge, «. Cartuebo. CaHridge-bce^
Cartuchera.
Cartrnt, a Carrll, rodada.
Cartulary, «. Cartalarlo; guard& de oartulA-
no; papelera.
Cartwright, «. Carrctero, el carpintero que
taaco carros.
To Caive, va. Clncclar, tallar. Carvfd
'work^ Entallado; grabar; dlstribulr. — m.
Cortar; trlnchar.
Carver, b. Escultor; grabador; trincbante.
Carvinz, «. Escultura; triacbar, la acdon de
trlncbar.
Caruncle, «. Car6ncula, ezcresceneia.
Carunculated, a. Lo que tiene carunculaa.
Oaryatea, Garyatidra, «. pk Carlatldea.
Cascade, «. Cascada, eafto, despebadero de
agua. [caso,cue6tioD; cida.
C^tse, %. Estado: sltnacion; oontiDgeacia;
To CaacL vo. Enct^ar. — vn. Buponer una
coea; bacer una suposidoo.
To Casebarden, tw*. Endurecer por fbera.
Casemate, «. (Fort) Cawaniata. [bacana.
Casement «. Fuerta ventana. (Fort) Bar-
Caserns, & pi. Casemaa.
Caseahot, %. Balas encajonadaa.
Caseworm, a. Inaecto, reptil en sn bnevo.
Caab. «. Dinero oontante.
Ca^hbook, a. Libro de caja. [nero.
Casbkeeper, a. Ca)ero, el que gnarda el di-
Caabe w-nut, a BelloU de t^on 6 acayaolba.
Casbier, a. Ct^ero. [(Mil.) De^forar.
To Casbier, vn, Quttarle k uno de su empleo.
Casing, «. Cubertura; bofiiga soca.
Caak, & Barril, tone!; caaco; caaquete.
To duk, «a. Entonelar.
Casket & Q9^\\a para Joyaa, casquete.
To Casket fxt. Poner en ciOita.
Caaketa, Gaskets, a. pL (NdiL) Tomadoresi
Casque, a. Casquete, armadura para la ca-
beza.
Cassada, Cassava. «. (Boi) Cazi^be.
To Cassate, va, Anular 6 Invalldar.
Cassation, a. Casacion, anuUtdon.
Cassia, 9. Casta. [jiilro.
Cassimere, Kerseymere, «. Caslmira o casl-
Cassino, a. Casino, un Juego de nalpos.
Ottssock, SL Sotana.
OasBweed, 4 (Bot.) Bolsa de pastor.
To Cast va. Tlrar, arrojar, lanzar; tnmbar;
desecbar; aobrepujar: fu7.dlr; abortar;
modelar.-^mk Ideor i maouinar; amol-
darse ; toroerse U madera. To cast about,
Esparcii. To east againU, Bcprocbar.
7*o<^3«<t4wav, NaiifVagar; desterrar. To
ca«t down, Migir, desaninaar. To cast
forth, Exbalar. To cast off^ Abandonar.
To caH out, Arrojar. To cast up^ Cal-
oular. To cast upoit, Empafiar, deal ucir ;
To east Jisadlong, Prodpltar. 2b cast
her young, Malpulr.
Cbst, a. Tiro, goipe; ojeada; molde; ecba-
miento; tondenda4; casta.
Oastanets, «l pi. Castabetaa 6 casta&neUs.
Castaway, a. xfiufhigo; deaeobo; r6proba
Castellan, k. Castellano, el alcaide de un caa-
CAT
tlUo. Castellans, Habltantea da on caa
Ullo.
Castellany, a. Castellania.
Castellated, a, Hecho en forma de castill«\
encastillado, almenado. roila
tCaatellatiorL. s. £1 acto de edificar ulPbM-
Caster, s, Tirador; adivino; odcuUdor;
ftmdldor. Casters, Taller.
To Castigate, va. Castigar.
Castigation, «. Castigo 6 pona; corrcccion.
Castigator, «. Enmendador, castigador. ,
Castleatory, a. Penal, lo que sirve para ca»-
tlgar.
CastUe. s. Ca.<^lla. una provlncia de Espafia.
Castilian, a. Castellano. natural de Castilla.
Casting, s. Tiro; invcncion; fbndldon; cu<
ralle. Casting-voice, Yoto decisivo.
Castle, s. Castillo, fortaleza.
Castle-builder, a. Provectista imaginario;
baco castilloa en el aire.
Castled, a. Fortificado con caaUlIo.
Castleguard, a. Espede de feudo.
Castlet s. Castllluelo, caatillcija
Castling, a. Aborto. [de castor.
Castor, s. Castor, animal anflblo ; sombrero
Castor-oil, a. Acdte de pal ma crlstL
Castor and Pollux, «. (Meteor.) Cfistor y
P61nx ; Santelma [tIene d castor.
Castorenm, s Cast6reo. materia Uqulda que
Castrametation, a. (Mil.) Castrametadon,
arte de acampar un cjurdto con ventf^a.
To Castrate, va, Castrar, cspar; espurgar
un escrito.
Castration, a. Capadnra, la acdon de capar.
Castrel, a. (Om.) Especie de balcon.
Castrensian, a. (Poco usado.) Castrense.
Casual, a. CasnaL
Casaally, ad. Casnalmente.
Casualneas, a. Contingenda. [dente.
Casuality, a. Casualioad, contingencia, aod-
Casuist a. Casuista.
Casuistical, a. Casuistlco. [los casnlstas.
Casuistry, a. Teologia moral, la dencia de
Cat s, Qata Civet-cat, Algdlia. Pole^cat,
Veso.
Cat-o'-nlno-talls, a. Dlsdplina, azota
Catabaptist, k £1 que se opone al bauiism)
Catacbrestlcal, a. Catacrcstlca
Cataclysm, a. Catadlsmo.
Catacombs, «. pi. Catacumbas.
Catacoustics, «. Catacuatica.
Catadioptric, Catadloptrical, a. Catadl6i>-
trioo, reverberante, reflexivo.
tCatadupe, a. Catadupa, catarata,
Cataloctic a. (Ket) Catal^ico.
Catalogue, a. Cat&logo, lista, memoria.
To Catalogue, va. Poner en catalogs
Catalysis, a. Y. Dissolution,
Catamenla, s. Menstruadon.
Catamite, a. Catamlto, sodomita.
Catamount, a. Oato monies. [Joa
Catapbonlcs, a. Cienda de los sonldoe relle"
Catapbract, s. Caballero armado complete
mente.
Cataplasm, a. Cataplasma.
Cataract ^ Cascada; catarata.
Catarrb, a. Catarro, rosfriado, fluxiou.
CatarrbaL Catarrbous, a. CatarraL
Catastrophe, a. CaUistrofo. [rodamob
Catcall, a. Bilbo, sllbido. (Mox.) Chimdo,
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tb Oatdt «a. Cofer, agarrar, a&ir; ^Ular;
florprender; ganar.— «n. Pegane. To
catch cold, BesfHanew |.<:ho.
Catch, «. Preea; captara; apronsion; tan-
Catebablet a. Espaesto & sor pUlado 6 cogldo.
CaMher, a. Cogedor ; agarrador.
Catchfly, a. (Bot) Especio de collela.
Catching, «. £1 dentaao de una raeda; prcba,
eaiitura. — a. ContitgkMO.
Catcli penny, a. EngafiUk
Catchpoll, «. Corchete, algnadL
Catchup, a. Y. CtUtrnp. [cada niana.
Catchword, A Reclatno, la rilaba al no do
Catechetic Catechetical a. Catequistico.
Catechetioally, ad* For preguutas 7 rca-
pnestas.
Catechbm, 9. Catecismo.
Catechist, «. CatequUta.
Cateofalatlcal, a. Catequistico. [religion.
To Catechize, va. Catequizar; instrnlr on la
Catecblzer, a. Catequlzante.
CatecMzinka: ExAmen.
Catechu, aTTierra Japdnlca 6 cateoii.
Catechamen, a. Catec6meno.
Oatechumenical, a. Cateoain6nlco. [tlra
Categoric, Categorical, a. Catcg6rico, po9i-
Categorically, ad. Cateff6rlcamonte.
Category, a. Categoria, clase ; predicaznento.
Catenarian, a. Lo pertenedento d nna ca-
dena.
To Catenate, va. Enoadenar.
Catenation, «. Encadenamiento.
Cater, a, Proveedor.
To Cater, m. Abastecer, proreer.
Cater-cousin, a. Un fkvorito; primo cnarto.
Caterer, «. Prov^or, abastecedor.
Catoreaa, »/. Proveedora, abasteoedora.
Caterpillar, a. Omga.
To Caterwanl, vn. Afaullar: cbillar.
Caterwauling, a. £1 maollido de machos
gatoa. Pa mesa.
Catea, a. pU Ylandaa, bocaditoa, platos para
Cat-eyed, a. Do vlata porsplcar cnmo un
gata pi, tela.
Catgut a Cnerda de vlolon 6 guitarra; mer-
Catharidt, %. Poritano.
Catharping& a. (NAn.) Jarctas de nn navio.
Cathartio, Cathartlcal, a. Catdrtlco, pur-
gante.
Cathartic a. Catirtico, 6 medidna pnrgante.
Catbarticalnoaa, a. Calldad pnrgante.
Cathedral, a. CatedraL— a. E]ti8copal ; vene-
rable.
Catherine pear, a. (Bot) Eapecie depera.
Catheter, a. AUr&lla; eonda, candelllla.
Cath6ta^ %. (GhBom.) Cateto, linea perpcn-
dictthtf.
(^tboltc, a. CaUlfeo, nniversal; ortodoxo.
Catholicism, «. Catolicismo.
To Catholicize, vn. Ilacerse catAlioo.
Catholicly, ad, Cat6Uoamente, universal-
men te
Catholicnosa. a. Universalldad.
Catholicon, a. Catolicon, remedio universal
Catillnbm, a. Co^juracion, eonsplracion.
Oatkina, a. pL Tramas, floret Imperfeotaa.
Oatltlce. a. Gatuno, gateado.
Ottling, a. Legra. instromento qolr^rglca
Oiiaiint, 9. (Bot) Calaminta.
Oiienlaii, <i. Orare, serio; rigorosa
0; eq)c^dt
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Catuptrical, a. Cat6ptrica
Catoptrica, a. Catdptrica.
Catplpe, a. V. CatcalL
CatWye, * (Mln.) Ojo de gato;
CatVfoot, a. (BoL) V. AUhoq/:
Catallver, 9. (Min.) V. Mica.
CatVtail, a. (Bot) Eapede de calUL
Catsup, 9. 6alsa de aetaai
CaUle, a. Canada BUtek eattU 6 homtd
ccUIa, Ganado vacuno.
C-avalcade, a. Cabalgata 6 nrocesion & caball«.
Cavalier, a. (Fort) Cabal lero, tcrraplen.— A
Caballeresco. bravo; alUvo, deadeAosgi
Cavalierly, ad, Altlvamente, caballerosa-
mente.
Cavalrv, a. Caballeria.
Caudal, a. Lo que pertenece k la cola.
Caudate, Caudatcd, a. Caudata
Caudle, a. Bebida confortanUv qne se da A
las redcn paridai [fortante ; oonfortar.
To Candle, fM. Componer una bebida oon-
Cave, a. Cueva, cavema, antro; bodega.
To Cave, m. Uabitar en ouevaa.— «a. Exc^*
Tar. [madoD.
Caveat, a. Aviso, advcrtenda. (For.) Inti-
Cavern, * Cavema.
Cavemed, Cavemoua, a. Cavernosa
Cavesson, a. Cabezon. [tmchada.
Caucus, a. Con venticulo (* Junta secrota ; en-
Caui; a. Yivcro de peecada [CaicK,
Caught, prH, r pari. pa9. del verbo 7b
Caviare, a. Cabial, espeole de embuchado.
Ca>il. «. Efugio, cavfladon, soflsteria, quis-
qnlllas; triqninnclas; trampa legal
To Cavil vn. Cavilar; armar pleitoa 6 enre*
dos; sutilizar. buscar qulsqoillas. — co.
Poner reparo u obst&cula
Cavilling, a. Cavilaclon, soflsteria. V. Oacil
Caviller, a. Soflata; trapaoero, enredador.
Cavillingly, ad. Caviloearoente.
CavillingnesB, a. Dispoddon A cavilar
Cavity, a. Cavidad.
Caul a. Bedecilla, cofla 6 toca, re^
Caulet, a. (Bot) V. Coletoort
Cauliferoua, a, Colifera
Cauliflower, a. (^liflor.
To Caulk, f»a. V. To Calk.
Causable, a, Causablo.
Causal a. Causal.
Causality, Causation, a. Causa, ongoa.
Causally, <zd. De an modo causal.
Causative, a. Causal
Causatively, cuL Elbctivamente.
Caasator, a. Cauaador.
Caose, a. Cansa, origen: antor; motlvo, re
zon; pretexto; partiao. [dodc.
To Cause, va. Causer, hacer, exdtar, pro
Causeless, a. Original; InAmdado, i^JaatOk
dn razon.
Causelessly, ad, Inftmdadamente, sin camt
Causelessneas, 9. Motive 6 causa ii\]a8te.
Causer, a. Causador; eutor.
Causeway, Causey, 9. ArredfC) camino reel
6 calzada eropedrada.
Caoddical a. Ceuddica
Caustic, Cansticel a. C4ostioa
Caustic, a. CAustica
Caustldty, a. Mordadded.
Cansticness, a. Le calldad de-scr c&uadoek
tCenttfl 9. Ontela. cfi^riipola
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fCratelous, a. Csoteloso, eaato, astuto, so-
ouTon.
Oanterism, Gaaterization, 9. Canteiio.
To Oaaterlse, wt. Cauterlzar.
CauterizlDg. «. Canterizadon.
Caateiy, «. Caaterio.
Caution, H. Oaudou, caateTa, prodencia, pro-
cauclon; preveocion, advertvncia; aviso,
recato.
To CantioiL, ro. Cand onar, prccaver, preve-
nlr, advertir, avisar. amonestar ; dar fianza.
OanUonary, a. Cauclonado ; avisa
Oautlou^j a. Cauto, vf^lantc, drcanspoeta
Gaatloasiy, ad, Cautameiite, prndente-
mente. [slon, pradenda.
Oautlousness, «. Caatela, vigil<uicla. previ-
To Caw, fm. Orazoar, como d gr^jo 6
euervo; Jadear. [inlenta
Cayenne pepper, •. (Bot) Pimenton; pi-
To Cease, on. C^r; feneoer; descaaaar.—
-va. Parar, saspender.
Ceaseless, a. Ince^ante, perp^tuo, oontlniio.
Ceaselessly, ad. Inoesantemente^
Ceasing, «. Cesadon.
Cedty, a. Cegnedad, cegaera.
Cedar, «. (Bot) Cedro.
Cedarlike, Ce^, a. Bemcjante al oedro.
To Cede, va, Ceder.
Cedrine, Cedam, a. Cedrino.
Cednle, », CMuIa. [do los ^-boles.
Cedaoos, «. Proplo para ser cortado ; dloese
To Ceil, vOw Cnhrlr 6 teehar con cielo ra^o.
Ceiling, c Tedio 6 delo raso de una babita-
don.
Celandine, «. (Bot) Olldonla.
tCelatare, «. Grabado, el arte de grabar.
To Celebrate, wt. Cdebrar, aplaadlr ; solem-
nizar; el<^ar.
Celebrated, a. C^lebre, Aimoeo.
Celebration, 9. Celebraclon ; celebridad ;
elogio, alabanza.
Celebrator, «. Colebrador, celebrante. [do.
tCelebrloQS, a. C^Iebre, fiunoso, renoinbra-
Celebrlty, «. C^ebrldad, fama, repntadon,
renombro.
Olerlao, •, (Bot) Espede de aplo.
Celerity, %. Celerldad, prontltad, rapldez.
Celery, «. (Bot) Apio. [(Jelicola.
Celestial, a. Celestial, celeste; dlrlno.— «.
Celestially, ad. Celestlalmente.
Celostlna, «. Celestinoa, on 6rden rellgloea
Celiac, a. [M6d.) Celiaco.
Celibacy. Celibate, «. OUbato. [Tejigas.
Cell, «. Nicbo; alveolo; eoldilla; celda;
Cellar, «. S^tano, bodega.
O^Harage. t. Cneva, sdtano ; renta de bodega.
Oellarer, Cellarist «. Clllerero, el despense*
ro de an monasterio.
Cellular, a. Celolar.
Oellule, 9. (^Idlta. [teza.
Delbitude, «. Celsltud, elevacion, altnra, al-
Celtidsni, «. Celtidsmo.
Q* Itic, a. C^ltlco.
Cdts, 9, Celtas.
Cement 9. Cimento; enlace 6 vincnlo.
To Oiaent, va. Pegar; argamasar.— «n.
Unirse.
Cementation, 9. Ligazon.
Cementer, 9. Ligador, pegador.
Cemetery, a. Cimaoterio 6 eamcnteria
OER
Cenatory, a. Lo qne pertenece 4 cona.
Cenoblte, 9, C^nobita, moqje.
Cenobltical a. (^enobHico.
Cenoby, «. Monasterio, oonTento.
Cenotaph, 9. Cenotiflo.
tCense, a. Censo, impaesto.
To Cense, «a. Incensar.
Censer, «. Incensarlo.
tCensIon, 9. V. A99e99ment.
Censor, «. Censor, revisor, critioo.
Censorial, C^ensorloos, a. Severo, r^du,
critlco.
Onsorian, a. Onsorio, lo pertencdente al
censor 6 4 su oflcio. [inonte.
(^nsorioasly, orf. Severamente, critlca-
CensorioQsoesa. & Indinacion k censurar.
Censorship, t. Censura, el ofido 6 di«ildad
de censor. [censa
Censual. a. Censnal, lo pertenedente al
Censorable, a. Censorable. [snrable.
Censnrableness, «. La calidad de ser oen-
Censnrably, ad^ Censorablemente. [tloa.,
Censure, a. Censura, crltica ; pen* ededis-
To Censure, f>a. C^surar, eulpar; eritlcar,
condenar; Inzgar.
Censnrer, a. Censurador, eensurante.
Censuring, «i Improperio, censura.
Census, «. Onso.
Cent, a. Ciento, centavo.
Centago 6 Per Ontaee. 9. Tanto por ciento.
Centaur, a. (Po6t) Centauro. 8igno del bo-
diaoo.
Centaury, «. (Bot) (^taura.
Centenary, a. Centena, centenar
Centennial, a. Ontenarlo.
Centesimal, a. CentMma
Centifolioua, a. CentJfoUa
Centipede, a. Cientopi£ai (Am.) MUpi^
Cento, 9. <>nton.
Central, a. Central
Centrality, a. Centralidad.
Centralization, «. Centralizadon.
To Centralise, inx. Centralizar.
Centrally, ad. Centralmente.
Centre, a. Centro ; dmbra.
To Centre, «a. C^ntrar.— irtk Descanaar.—
vr. Colocarse en el centro; terminar, r*
matar.
Oniric, Centrical, a. Central
Centrlcally, ad. Centralmente.
Centricalneas, a. Sltoadon central
Centrlftagal, a. Centrirogo.
Centripetal, a. Centripeta.
Centry, «. V. Sentry.
Ontuple, a. C6ntuplo, centuplicado.
To Centuplicate, va. Centuplicar.
tTo Centuriate, t>a. Dividir por slgloa.
Centnriator, Onturist, 9. £1 que distingue
los tiempos por slgloa. [mano.
Centurion^ a. Centurion, oflcial militar ro-
Centnry, a. Centuria, siglo.
Cephalalgy, a. Ce&lalgia.
Ophalic, a, CeflUfco. [de culc^ra.
Orastee, a. Ceraste 6 oeristea, una espeda
Cerate, Cerote, 9. Cerato.
Orated, <k Encerada
To Cere, v€U Encerar,
Orebal, Carebellnm, a. Cerebelo.
Cerebral, a. Ckirebral
Cerebrum, a. Cercbro 6 celebro.
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CHA
Oer«c1otb, ». Enceredo, llenzo aderesado
con cera, goma, Ac [an ina«*rto.
Owemont, a. Enceredo con qae m nrrolla
Coreroonialo. y a. CeremonUl ; rlto externa
Ceremontalness, Ccremonioasnc»s, «. Ore-
moniosldad. [etiqaetero.
Oervmo.nlons, a. Coremonlnl ; ceremonioso,
Ceremonfoiuly, ad. CereraonloMmente.
Ceremony, «. CercmonJa; cumplido; cero-
monias. Th^ hook of certmonitB^ Cero-
monUU.
Oereoua, a. O-ercosa
Oerfom, a. Cerio, oercosa Oridated cs-
H«m, Cerio oxldnda
Oerintbian, a Ccrintio, cerlnto.
Germs, a. (Bot) Effpccio do endna.
Oartain, a. Cterto, indnbitable, evtdente;
determinado : segnra
Certainly, ad. Ciertamente ; ftegnramonte.
Certalnnesa, CJertalnty, a. Certcza, certldum-
bro; segnridad.
tCertea, ad. Clertanaente. [tefltlmonfo.
Certmcata^ Certification, 9. Certificadon,
To Certlfloate, to. Certlflcar.
Certifier, «. Certiflcodor. [mar.
To Certify, va. Certlficar, ate«tfgnar, afir-
CertlorarC a. (For.) Un auto de algnno de
loe tribnnalea snperiores de JnAticIa avo-
cando 4 si la causa qae pende en on tri-
— bunal Inferior.
Certitude, a. Certldnmbr*, certeta. [cneHo.
Cerrical, a. Cervical, lo quo pertenece al
Cerulean, a, Cer61eo, azniada
Ceniliflc, a. Lo qne pnedo dar color oer61eo.
Cerumen, a. Cera de loa oidos, cerilla.
Ceruse, a. Cerusa, albaraldo.
Ceroscd, a. Coaa que tieno albayaldo.
Cespitltloaa, a. 11 echo de c^spcd.
' To Ceas. va. Amillarar, reparilr las oontri-
buclonea nor millare%.
Ce8^ a, Amillaramlento, repartlmlento.
Cessation, «. Ccsadon, suspension, parada.
Cession, «. Ceslon.
Cessionary, a, Ceefonario.
tCeasment, a. Amillaramiento, tasadon.
Ccasor, a. (For.) Asesor; tasador; repartl-
dor. [hlerro.
Cost, a. CeAldor; manopla gnamodda de
Cesare, a. V. Caaura.
Ccstas, a. Ofildor de V6naa.
'Cetaceous, a. C^tAoeo.
Ceteracli, a. (Bot) Doradilla.
Chad, a. Eppedo de pe^cado. Y. 8had^
To CHiafe, va. Frotar, cstregar, ludlr ; eno-
Jar, enlkdar. — vn. Enojarse, acalorarse ;
de^Ilarse. [ardor.
C/Tiafo,* Acflloramlento, rabfa, fbror, ciilera.
Chafer, a. Esnedo de escamb^o : escalfador.
(^hafery, a. Fragua 6 foria en la herreria.
Oialf, a, Zurron i\ hollcjo, la c^scara del
grano ; ptOa* lo quo nada vale.
To Chaflfor, vn^ Begatcar, baratear.
tChaflTem, a. Caldera.
ClialTerer, a. Regaton.
tChaffery, a. V. TraMc
Chaffinch, «. (Om.) Pinzon, p^aro.
~ Obafflesa, n. Sin zurron ii hollejo ; a^lldo.
Chafiy, a. PiOixo, lleno de zarron ik boUeJo.
(^aflng, a. DesoUadura, fVlcdon. [anub.
CbaflBf-dlsh, a. Rscalfeta, cscalfhdor, i^ilht,
519
Cl^agrin, «. Enfkdo, peeadnmbre, <
pena. rdesazonar, amobhwr
To Chagrin, «a. En&nar, vejar, entrlatecer.
Chain, j^Cadena; grIUete. ChaUi i^roekai^
Arredlb de pledraSb Jlazar, lurir
To Chain, ra. Encadenar; eeelavfzar; mi*
Chaln-pump, a. (N&u.) Bomba de cadena*
Chaln-piatee, a. (Hkn.) Codenaa de las vigo-
tasw Tojhchaina^ Cadenas de las vergaa.
Chalnshot, a. (Art) Balas encadenadas.
Cbainwork. a, (^adenota, Ubor.
Chair, «. Billa, taburete. Arfn-ehair^Wi^
noltrona. Privy-chair^ Sillloa Rock-
tng-ehair^ (Caba) Mecedor, bataea.
Chairman, «. Presidente de una jnnta; al-
lletero. [de poata.
Chaise, a. Billa volanta. Poat-ehaiaf, Bilte
Chalcoerephy, «. Calcografla. Y. Calooff^
rapky.
Chaldron, a. Chaldron, carro qne eontiette
ana cantidad de carbon, eqolraleato k
trelnta y seis flmcgas.
Clialicc, «. Cdliz.
Chalk, a. Qrcda, marga, clarion, Uza.
(Amer.) Tizate. French chalky Espoma
del mar. [margac
To Chalk, 9a. Engredar; seflalar, marear-
Chalk -cutter^. Cavador de greda.
Chalk-pit, a. Fozo de que se aaca la greda.
Chalk-stone, a. Pedazo do greda, 6 tlza.
Chalky, a. Gredoso.
To Challenge, va. Desaflar; aeusar; reca-
■ar; alegar; pret<*nder.
Challenge, a. Dcsaf io ; demanda, preten-
sion ; recnsacion. [sadon ; reonniblcL
Challengeable, rr. E^paesio 4 desafk) 6 aeo*
Challenger, a. Desaflador, daellsta ; denjao-
dante.
tChalybean, a. Calibeada [aeenn
Chalybeate, a. Impregnado con hierro 6
Chamadc, a. (Mil) Llamada, para parla-
mentar, he.
Chamber, a. <^4mara,caarto,spoeeDto. Bed-
chamber^ Alooba, dormltorlo. (Mex.)
Bec4mara. C/tambar-pot, OrlnaL Ci-
mara, tribunal. Chambar </ ccnunarta^
Consnlada Chamber qfa pump, (NAu.)
Almacen de una bomba.
To Chamber, vn, Betozar, intrigar, eniedar.
— TO. Vl\ir en camara 6 apoaento.
Cfaamber-conndl, a. Corounicadon owifl-
dencial ; ooncejo secreta
Chamber-counsel, «. Jnrlsoonsnlto, abogado
que da su parecer sin preaejtarse eo al
tribunal [rera
Chaml>erer, a, S^aramullo. zarancto ; canaa-
Chamberfellow, a. Contpafieroae ouarlo.
Chambering, a. Lascivia, liviandad, dlsola
cion. [berlaifi, El camarero mayor
Chamberlain, a. Camarerow Lard eMm»
Chamberlainsbip, a. Ofido de camarero.
Chambermaid, fff. Moza de c4mara; eriada
desala.
(Camber-organ, a. O'rgano portAtU.
Chamber-practice, a. La pmica dal )«li
oonsnlto los tribunalea.
Cbamblet, Chamelot, Y. OamdoL
To Cbamblet, va. Yarlar.
Chameleon, a. Oamalaon.
To Cbamfbr ra. Aeanalar. oatiUr.
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ChKDfer^ Cbamfk«t, a. Canal, arnin, estria.
Cliamois, «. Gamnzai especlo ae cabra
uiontea.
Cbamomile, «. Manzanilla.
To Cliamp, «o. Mordcr, mascar, morcHscar.
Champagne, a. Yino «1e Champafia.
Ohampaign, a. Gampifla, llanura.
Champaigu, a. Ablerto 6 llano.
Champertor, 8. Pleitista, llUganta.
Cliamperty, «. Mantenimiento de no ploita
ObamplgnoDt $, (BoU) Cbatupiflv tt, espocie
de aeU (x bongo.
Cliamplon, a. Cantpeon ; b6roe, gaerrero.
Cbampfoneaa, af, Campeona; abozada.
Obanee, a, Fortnna, ventara, saorie ; acaso,
lance, eaaaalldad, contingencia; rieago,
pellgro.
To Cbance, vn. Acaecer, snccder, acontecer.
Chance-medley, a. (For.) Homicidio casual
CbanceL «. Prcsbiterio en la iglesia.
Chanoellon a. CanciUer, cancelarlo. Chan-
oeUor qfth4 Eaocheqtur^ MInlstro de ba-
ci^nda. Lord High ChanceUor^ Gran
eanclller.
Chancelloreblp, a. Cancllleria.
Chancery, a. CancUIerla.
Chancre, a. U'Icera venerea ; cfincer.
Chancrons, a, Ulceroso. [(Mex.) CandlU
Chandelier, «. Arafia de lucea, candelero.
Chandler, a. Cerero 6 veloro. ChandUr'a
ahopt Lonfa. (km.) Pulperia. (Mex.)
Tienda. mix-chanafer'a^ Cereria. Tal-
lovh-ohandler'atYeletix Corn-chandler^
Triffuera
Chanalery, a. Todas las cosas one se venden
en las tiendas de granos, velaa, d:a
Chanfrin, «. Frente 6 foz del caballo.
To Cban^, va. (Jamblar, trocar; convcrtlr.
—vn. Madar, alterarsc.
Change, «: Mudanzo, conversion; yicLsltud;
camblo : lo^Ja 6 bolaa.
Changeability, a. Mutabill lad.
Changeable, a. Variable, inconstante, velel'
doso; cambiante. [cia.
Changeableneaa, «. MutabiUdad, inconstan-
Changeably, ad. Inconatantemente. [doso.
Cbangefhl, a, Inconstante, variable, velei-
Changeless, a. Cunstante, inmutable.
Changeling, a. T7n niAo cambiado por otro ;
loco; Incpnstanta.
Changer, a," Cambiante, camblsta ; el que
mnda do parecer.
Channel, a. Canal. Alveo; estria.
To Channel, va. Acanalar, ostriar.
To Chant, va.yn. Cantar; cantar el servl-
do en ana catedral.
Chant, a. Canto ; canto Ibno.
Chanter, a. Cantor; chantro.
Chanticleer, a. El gallo.
Cbantreas^a. Cantora, cantatriz.
Chaos, a. Cdne ; confUsIon, des6rden.
Cliaotlc, a. Confhso, desordenado, irregalar.
To Chap, vn. Bajarse 6 bendirse la tferra ;
bacerse grletas en la cara 6 en las manoa.
Chap, a. Grieta, abertara, rend^a; mandi-
bula; mozo, mnchacho. [hebilla.
Chape. a» Content de eapada; obamela de
Ohapel, a. Capilla, iglesia pequefia.
Ohapeleas, a. 8In contera.
CSiapeb'y, a. La Jnrlsdlccion de ana capilla.
CHA
Chaperon, a. Caperuza, caphroie ; rodngon
protector.
To Chaperon, ra. Acompafiar & nna sefion
Chapfollen. a. Boqnihundldo. To be u.lap*
/(Ulen, Estar tristc, abatido.
Chapiter, a. (Arq.) Capitel. V. Capital.
Chaplain, a. Capellan ; limoenero.
Chaplaincy, Chaplalnship, *. Capellan!la.
Cliapless, a. Boqniseco. [ponacha
Chaplet, a. Gnirnalda; rosario; moldara;
Cliapman, a. Comprador; vtndodor, trad'
cante. Par.
Chapter, a. C^Unlo ; eabildo ; sala capita-
To Char, va. Uacer carbon de leAa ; trabft-
Jar&jomal. [dnice.
Char, A Jornal ; especie de pe<u«do de agaa
Character, a. C^r&cter, marciL forma; nom*
bre. fama. ^ [mlr.
To character, vn. Grabar, esculplr, impri-
Characteristic, Characteriatical, a.y a. Ca^
racteristloo.
Characteristically, ad. Caraetortetieftmente.
Characterlsticalness, «. Propiedad caracteils-
tica. [escnlpir, sefkalar.
To Characterize, va. Caracterizar; grabar,
Characterlesa, a. Sin car&cter.
Charactery, a. Car&cter, Impresion 6 sefiaL
Charade, a. Charada.
Charcoal, a. Carbon de tefia.
Chard, «. (Bot) Hoja de alcachofa.
To Charge, va. Encargar, comisionar ; car-
gar ; aiarcar ; acometer ; acusar ; n^n-
dar.— »». Atacar.
Charge, a. Cargo, ouidado; 6rd<;n; com!-
Blon; acasacion; coste, partlda* ataqae,
embestida ; cargm, tiro. [acusable.
Chargeable, a. Costoso, caro; impntable;
Chargeableness, a. Gasto, oMte.
Chargeably, ad. Costosaraente.
Charger, «. I<'aente 6 plato grande ; caballo
do gaorra.
Charily, ad. Cautelosamente.
Chariness, a. Can tela, cnidado, precaneion.
Chariot, a. Carro; carrocin; coche; carrc
militar.
Charioteer, «. Cocliera
Chariot-race, a. Carrera de carros.
Charitable, a. Caritativo, limosnero.
Charitableness a. Caridad, amor, limosna.
Charitably, ad. Caritativamente.
Charitative, a, Caritativo.
Charity, a. Caridad, benevolencla, amor.
Charlatan, a. Charlatan, aaltimbanco, em-
pirica
Charlatanry, a. (Tharlataneria, engaflo.
Charles's >vain, a. (Astr.) Osa mayor.
Charlock, a. Alhacena. [atractivo, grade
Charm, «. Enconto, hechizo ; embeleao,
To Charm, va. Ensalmar, bechizcr ; embele-
sar ; captar. — vn. Bonar armonloaamenta.
Charmed, a. Encantado.
Charmer, a. Encantador, hechicero.
Charmful, a. Gracioso, lleno de eneantoai
Charming, a. Agradable, hechicero, encan*
tador.
Charmingly, «f, Agradablemonte. [tlvo.
Charmingneas, a. Ehcanto, embeleeo, atrao
Chamel, a. Caxnaao.
Cbamel-honse, «. Camero, calvario, osariq
Chart, a. (NAu.) Carta de nmrear.
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Ohfurter.AEscrlmr* aat6ntica; carte cooa-
titadonal
To Charter, ^a, Eatobleoer por ley, inoor-
porar oomo an caetpo legltimo. (NAo.)
Fletar.
Chartered, a. PrlTllesfado, fletado.
Charter-party, «. Carte-partlda, 6 oontraU
de matno convonio.
Cbartrense, Chartreux, «. Cartnio ; cartnja,
monastcrio de carti^jos. T. CarthuHaH,
Chartuhu-y, «. V. Cartulary.
Char* woman, a. Mt^er qae trabi^a 4 JomaL
Chary, €t. Caidadoso, cauteloeo, frugal.
To Chase, fo. Cazar; dar caza; engastar;
seguir. [on caRon.
Ohase, «. Caza ; cazadera (Art) Calibre de
Chasable, a, Cazadoro, cazable.
Chaser, a. Cazador; engastador.
Chasm, a. Hendldora, abertara; yacio,
haeco: lagana. (jsrietaa.
Chasmed, a. Hendldo, r^jado, lleno de
Cbassenr^ «. pi, Cazadorea, tropa de inikn-
teria ligera.
Chaste, a. CastOjpnro ; castfzo : eontinenta.
Chaate-eyed, a. £1 qae tioae el mlrar mo-
desto.
Chastely, ad. Castamente.
To Chasten, 9a. Corregir, castlgar ; Ilmplar.
Cbastener, a. Caatigador, corrector, limpU-
dor.
Chasteneas, a. Pareza, castidad, continenda.
Chiste-tree, s. (Bot) Agnooasto.
To Chastise, va. Castlgar, corregir.
ChasUsable, a. Panibla
Chastisement, a. Castigo, oorreooion.
Cbastiser, a. Castigador.
CbaatiQr, a. Castioad, pnreza, continenda.
To Chat, tm. Charlar, parlotear, cotorrear.
Chat, 9. Cbarla, locnacidad, obAchara, gar-
rulidad.
Chateau, a. Y. CaeOs.
Chfttelet, «. Casttllcijo.
Chatellany, a. Castelhink.
Chattel, 8. Bienes mueblea.
To Chatter,t>yi. Cotorrear, ootorra ; rechinar ;
eharlar, parlotear.
Chatter, t. Chirrido; charla, cb&chara, parla.
Chatterbox, a. Farlero, charlador, guapeton,
hablador.
Chatterer, a. Charlador, dkrmlo.
Chattering, a. Chirrido de loa pharos; re-
chino de los dientee; garrulidad.
Chattering, a* Locnaz, hablanchin.
Chatty, a. Disnaceto 4 hablar.
Chatwood, & Zoqnetes 6 astilbM de lefla.
Chavender, a. (let.) Coto. V. Chul>.
To Chaw, fKU (Pooo usada) Maacar, masti-
car. Y . 7b Chsio.
Chaw, a. Mandibala. Y. Chap.
f Chawdron, a. Entra&as. Y.JSntraUa.
Cheap, a. Barato. [biOnr el predo.
To Cheapeii, va. Segatear; abaratar 6 re-
Cheapenor, a. Begaton, traflcante.
Cheaply, ad. Barato.
Cheapness, «. Baratura.
Cu<Mur, a. V. Chear. [pear.
To Chei^ va. Engafiar, dofraadar; tram-
Cheat, a. Trampa, frande; tramplsta, dro-
gaera [cero.
Cheater, a. Tr&mpista, bribon, ratcro, trapa-
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To Check, va. Beprimir, refrenar, moderar
refiir.— «ik Pararse. • pibranza; llstada
Check, a. Bechaxo ; freno ; reprenstoc ; 6rden,
To Chedier 6 Chequer, ut. Taraeear.
Checker 6 Cheqner, a. Y. CAaaa-doordL
Beprensor: teblero.
Checker-work, a. Taracea 6 ataraoe*.
Cheokleas, a. Violento, deMrobernado.
Check-mate, s. Mate, el ultimo lance del
ajedrez.
Cheek, 8. Carrillo, ro^illa. Oheek$ qf a
foindow 6 door, Jambaa. (Art)OnaMera
de curefia. Cheeks of a matt^ (N4a.)
Cacholas. Ch^ek of the pump, Pioota.
Cheek-bone, a. Juanete.
Cheer, a. Baoquete; oonvlte; alegrU; 4xil-
mo* aire; Tivaa.
To Cheer, «a Exdtar, alentar; consolar,
alegrar.-— im. Alegrarse. 7b o4ear «p,
Tomar 4nImo. [dor
Cbeerer. & Alegrador, yictoreador, aplaudi
Cheerful, Gheorly, Cheery, a. Alegre, tIyo;
plaoentera [menteh.
Cheerfully, Cheerily, Cheerly, ad. Alefrre-
CheerfUlnesa, ». Alc^a, Jorialidad.
Cheerless, a, Triste, meiancdiico.
Cheese, a. Quesow
Cheeae-cake, a. Qnesadilla. [Vende qneso.
Cheese-monger, «. Qnesero, el que haoe 6
Cheese-paring, ». Baeidurade queeo; buicaa.
Cheese-press, a. Prensa de qneso. [oueao.
Cheese-yat, & Quesera, la tabla para naoer
Cbeeer, OL Caseoso.
Chemical, a. Qnimica [de mvja.
Chemia^ a. (Fort) Beyeetlmiento ; oaouiaa
Chemist, a. Qnimico.
Chemistry, a. Quimica.
To Cherish, «a. Criar, proteger; aprcoiar;
aoordarse con plaoer.
Cheriaher, a. Fantor, fomentador, protector.
Cherishing, a. Apoyo^ protecdon, eatlma.
Cherry, a. Cerexa. Cherry-atone^ Uueso
decereza.
Cherry-tree, 9. (Bot) Cerexo.
Cherry-pit 9. Juego de nifioa.
Chert a. (Min.) Especie de pedemal, coarza
Cherty, a. Lo que tlene cnarzo 6 pedemaL
Cherub, 9. Quembin.— ;p2. OhervMm^ Qua-
rubines.
Cherubin, 9. Y. Cherub.
Cherubic, Cherubicai, a. Angelical
Chervil, a. (Bot) Perilblio.
To Chemp, vn. <}or)ear.
Chesible, a. CasuUa.
Cheas, a. El Juego del i^edrez. [so Jucga
Chess-board, a. Ajedrez, el teblero en que
Chess-man, a. Pieza de i^edreaL
Chess-player, a. Jugador de i^^rez.
Cheas-troes, a. pL (K4a.) C^astafioeiaa de las
amuras.
Chest a. Pecbo ; caja; c6moda, guardaropa.
To Chest, va. Depositar 6 meter algtma
cosa on nna c6moda. [tiene pecbow
Chested, a. Lo que tiene c6modas; el qua
Chestnut, a. Castafia; color de caatafia.
Chestnut-tree, a. (Bot) (^eatafio.
(^evalier, a. (!}abaUera
Cheraux-de-frise. a. (Mil.) OabaUo da Ma*
Cheven, a. (let) v. Chub.
Cbeveril, a. Cabrltillo, cboto ; eabriUlla.
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CXmttoh, b, (H«r4l.) OheTron, la flgnn en
fonna tri^ngnlo en et esoado.
To Ohew, va, Maacar, niaaticar; rnmiar,
considorar.
Chew, a. (Vule.) La coea masUoada.
Chewing, a. Masacacion. [artiflcto.
Chicane, «. Tratnoya, enredo, cavilacion.
To Cliicane, vn, Armar enredoe, satilizar ;
entiwnpar.
Chicaner, «. Soflsta, traraptsta, enredador.
Chlcanerji «. Soflsteria, enredo, trapaza.
Chlchea. a. (Bot) V. Chickpm. [J6ven.
Oliick, Chicken. 8. Polluelo 6 polio. (Fig.)
Cliicken-hearted, a. Cobarde, gallina, man-
dria.
Chicken-pox, «. Yiraelas loca&
Chickling, a. Pollito, polloela
Chickpea, «. (Bot) (iarbanzo.
Chickweed, t, (BoL) Alslna
To Chide, co. Keprobar, colpar, eoUar en
eara, r^pafiar.
To Chide, 9n. Begaflar, refiir, alborotar.
Chide, ». Mnrmullo, reprension, reprimenda.
Chlder, A Begaflon.
Chiding, «. Beprension, regafio. reprimenda.
Cliidingly.ad. Con reprension 6 reprimenda.
ChieA a. Principal, capital, emtnente, Jefe.
Chlet «. JeA*, Buperior, oomandante.
Chief; Chiefly, ad, Prlndpalmente, Bobre
toda
Chiefeet, a. mp. PrtncipalSslmo.
Chiefleea, a. Sin Jefe 6 superior.
Chieftain, a. Jefo, comandante; eapltan.
Cbieftainrr, Chieftainship, t. Jefatora, la
dlgnidad dejefe.
Chliblaina, «. pL Sabaflones.
ChUd, ff. In&nto, nifio ; h^o 6 h^ja.
tTo Child, tm. y. a. Parlr.
Childbearing; port Parto.
Childbed, & Sobreparta [Morlr de parta
Childbirth, «. Parto. To die in ehMdUrth,
Childermas-dar, a. Dia de loe Inocentea.
Childhood, «. In&ncia, niftez ; paerllldad.
Childish, a. Frivolo, trivial, pneril.
Childishly, ctd. Pnerilmente. [nlfioa.
Chlldiabneaa, «. Paerllldad, cosa propla de
Childless, a. Sin hUoe, infeonnda
Childlike, a. Paerll, proplo de nlfko.
Children, a. p/L de Child.
Chiliad, 9. Miliar. [el mUenario.
Cbiliaat, a. MUenario, sectarlos qne esperan
ChlliflcaUon, a. V. ChylifiecMon,
Chill, a> EscalofHo, ftriolento; desanfmada
—9, Frio. [caloMarse.
To Chill, CO. EnfHar; desanlmar. — vr, £»-
Chilliness, 8. CalofHo, tlHtona.
Chllhie8S,a Frla
Chilly, a. Frlolenta — ad. Frtamente.
Chimb, a. Cabo 6 remate de barrll 6 Una.
Cblme, a. ConsonarcSa ; el coi\)anto de cam-
panaa; oonformidad.
To Chime, wt. Sonar eon armonb; con-
▼enlr, ooncordar. — ta. Tocar con annonia.
(?himer, «. Campanera
Chimera, a. Qnimera. [dromar.
Chlmore, A £1 vestido talar da loe pretados ;
Chlmerioal. a. Qnim^rico, imaglnarla
Cbimerieally, oo. Qaim6rioamente.
Chimney, a Cafion de chlmeaea; hogar.
Chimney-onrner, a. Rlneon de chlmcnca.
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Cbimner-pleoe. a. Las jambas y el dtaitoi
one aaornan laa chimeneas.
Chimney-sweeper, a. DesboIIiuador.
Chimney-top, & La ponta del cafion de Is
chimenea. [babadoi.
Chin, a. Barba. CMn-doth or &i2», Babero^
China, Chinaware, a. China, porcelana.
China 6 Indian Ink, a. TinU de China.
China^range, a. NaranJa de China.
China-root, & (Bot) China, planta y rail
que se traen ae China.
Chlncough, * Tos convulsiva. [solomo.
Chine, a. Espinazo; lomo en los animale^;
To Chine, ca. Deslomar, romper el esplnazo.
Chink, a Orieta, hendedura, n^adnra.
To Chink, «n, llenderee, abrirso; reeonar.
Chinky, a. Hendido, r^ado.
Chinned, a. Barbada
To Chinse, «a. (N4a.) Calafiitear.
Chintz, a. Zaraza. {vn. Bomperse, abrin«.
To Chip, ^DO. Desmenazar; hacer asUllas.^
Chip, 9. Brizna, astilla; cepilladora.
Chipping, a. Brizna.
Chlrographer, & Eeoribano, escriblente.
Cbin^raphy, a Quirografia.
Chiromancer, a. Qalromintica
Chiromancy, a. Qniromancla
To Chirp, «fk Cbirriar, goijear. pifl
Chirp, a. Chirrido, gorjeo, graznldo ; canto.
Chlrpor, «. Chirrlador, gorjeador.
Chirping, a. £1 canto de las avea.
tChlrurgeon, a. Clrojano. V. Surgeon.
tChirnrgery, a Ciruaia. V. Surgery.
Chlror^cal, a. Quirurglco. V. Surgical
Chisel, a. Escoplo, cincel, formon.
To Chisel, tJO. Escoplear, clncelar, escnlpir.
To Chit, vn. Brotar, echar yemas. (Fam.)
Cachichear. [paliqae.
Chitchat, 9. Charla. (Fam.) Cnchicheo,
Chitterlings, a. pk Despojo, el viontre, asa>
dnra.
tChittv, a. Puerll ; necoso.
Chlvalrona, a. Caballeresca
ChlTalry, a. Caballeria ; proeza, hazafia.
Chives, & pL (Bot) Estambres ; ceboUota.
Chlorine, a. Clorlno, el gas oxlmurlAtlco.
Chlorite, 9. (Mln.) Clorlta.
Chlorosis, 9. (M6d.) Clor6si8.
Chock, *. Choque.
Chock-full, V. Ghoke-fuU.
Chocks, a. pL (Ndo.) Calzoa.
Chocolate, a Chocolate. \\o selecta
Choice, a. Escogimiento, elecdon: copla
Choice, a. Escogldo. esqnislto ; caioadoso.
Cboiceless, a. Llmitado; sin fiMaltad de
eleglr.
Choloely, ad. Escogldamente.
Cboicenesa, «. Dellcadeza; destreza, pericfa.
Choir, a. Coro. Choir'9ervioe^ Ondo de
core. [tniir.
To Choke, f?A Ahogar, snfbcar ; cerrar ; oba-
Choke, a (Vulg.) Hebra de alcachofa.
Choke-fhlli a. Lleno enteramente. [book
Choke-pear, a. Ahogodera. fMet) Tapa-
Choker, a. Ahogador ; d que hnce callor i
otro.
Choky, a. Lo que pnede ahogar.
Choler, a. C61era, bills: ira, enojo.
Cbolera-morbna. a. (Med) C61era-morba
(Choleric, a. Colorlco.
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Obolerioncn, «. 06Ien, ira, enojo.
To Choose, va. Escogor, elegir, predostinftr.
Ohooser, a. Esoogedor; elector.
Choosing, n. Esoogtmtento, eleodon.
To Chop. vo. Ti^ar, oortar ; picar ; deebsa-
tar; ndar; trocar.
Chop, «. Poroion, parte ; eoetilla; nin.
Chop-lkllen, V. Ckap-failen.
Cbop-boasc, a. Bod^on, %on.
Chopper, a. Cuchllla de carnioero.
Chopping, a. Regateo, triflco ; altercado.
Chopping, a. RoIIizo, robnsto.
Chopping-btock, a. Tnjo de cocina, U^*^^"^
Chopping-board, a Tigodor.
Chopping-lcnife, a. Cachilla, tiO*<)^ra.
Choppy, €k RiOado, hendldo, agcO^i^s^^
Chop^ «. (Vnlg.) Boca; qu^adaa.
Choral, <k Coral
Chord, «. (Mfia.) Cuerda. (Geom.) Cuerda.
To Chord, va. (M&a.) Encordar.
Chorist, Chorister, a. Corlsta.
Chorographer, a. Uor^grato.
Chorograpliical, a. Coro^4flco.
Chorograpliv, a. Corograf ia.
Chorus, a. doro ; estrarabote. [ChooM.
Chose, Chosen, part pas. del Terbo 7b
Chough, t. (OrnO Chova. [sar.
To Choose, «a. Engaflar, embaacar, engata-
Choose, a. Tonto, bobalicon ; engafio, cbasco,
bnrla.
Choosing, 9. Bellaqneria, engaflo, fraade.
Chrism, a. Crisma.
Chrismatory, a. Crismera. [cartilla.
Christ-croas-row, & (Ant) El Cristns 6 la
To Christen, t>a. Crlstianar; baulizar; es-
trenar.
Christendom, «. Cristlanlsmo, erlstlandad.
Christening, a. Bantismo.— a. BautlamaL
Christian, «. y a. Cristiano.
Christianism, Christianity, a. Cristlanisma
To Christianize, va, Cristianizar.
Christianlike, a. Propio de cristiano.
Christianly, acL Cristianamente.
Christian'name, a. Nombre de bantiama
tChrisUanness, a. La profesion de cristiano.
Christianography, a. Doscripoion de la cris-
tiandad.
Christmas, a. Navidad ; dia de noche buena.
Christmas-box, a. £1 affuinaldo.
Christmas-flower, a (Bot) V. HdUbor^
ChristVthom, a. (Bot) Espino amarillo.
Chromatic, a. Cromdtioo.
Chromic acid, a. (Qnim.) A'cido cr^mlco.
Chromium, a. (Min.) Gromlo 6 croma, metal.
Chronic, Chronical, a. Cr6nico. (M6d.) De
laiga dnracion.
Chronicle, a. Cruntca, rcgistro, relaoion.
To Chronicle, ro. Formar una crdnica, his-
toriar.
2J)ronicler, a. Cronista, hiatoriador.
Chronogram, a. Cronograma.
UUronog^apher, a. Crondgrofo. [tiempos.
Cbronography, a. Cronografia, cienoiade los
Chronoioger, Chronologist, a. Cron61ogo,
cronologista.
Clironologlc, Chronol<M;ical, a. Cronol6gica
Chronologically, ad. Cronol6gicamontei
Uhronolugy, t, Cronologia. [tadea.
Chronometer, a. Cron6metro,ro<qi delongl-
Obrysalis, «. CrisAlida, nin(k, la oruga.
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Chryaoberyl, a. (Min.) Criaoberilo, piodn
preciosa.
(Thrysolito, a. Cria6Iito, piedra prcdoea.
Chrysopraae, a. (Min.) Crisopiasa 6 crtso-
prasio, eapecie de Agiata.
(Thob, 9. Coto, pes de agua dolce.
Chnbbed, a. Cabezndo, r6stico.
Chabby, Chabfaoed, Ow Gordo, carianebo.
To Chock, «». Cloqnear; relrsa — oow <Xo>
qaear; arrojar diestramente.
Chuck, a. Cloqneo; oarlfto; aobarbada.
Cbuck-fhrtlting, a. Hoyuelo, Joego de mo*
ciiachos. [acaridar.
To Chuckle, vn. Beirse £— «& uioqcear*
Chult 9. Patan, rustico.
ChufHiy, ad. Groseramente.
Chaffiness, a. RusUcidad, fklUde orbanidad.
Chnfly, a. Groaero. [pula
Chum, a. Camarada, oompaAero ; oonoUaci-
Chump, 9. Tajo, tronco.
CbnrcD, a. Iglesia, templo, clera
To Church, ro. Puriflcar, ^eoatar bs oerr-
monias de la purifleaoion.
Chnrch-ale, a. Aniversarlo do la conaagra-
don de una igleaia.
Church-attire, a. Las veetidaraa samdaa.
Church-authority, 9. Podor edesUMioo, Ju*
risdicdon espirituaL
(Thorch-book, a. Beglstro de parroqnla.
Church-bnrial, a. Entierro aegun los ritoa
de la iglesia. [monias del dliL
Churchhig, 9, Salida ft miaa; la misa y eere<
Church-land, a. Bienea edeaiftaticoe.
Churchman, a. Mlnlstro, eclesiiistica
Church-music, a. Musica aagrada.
Church-preferment, a. Beneflcio edesiistico.
Church-robblng, 9. Saerilegio. [iglesia.
Chnrchwardena, a. pU Mayordomos de la
Cborch-way, a. Camino 4 ia ifiriesia.
Church-work, a. La obra del Eaoorial ; obra
que proccdo lentamente.
Churchyard, a. Cimentcrio.
Churl, a. Patan, r^tico, payo, chamx
Churlish, a. Rudo ; ruin, riutico, grosero^
avaro.
Churlishly, ad. Rudamente, bmtalmenta.
Churlishness, 9. Rustlddad, rudeia, grosezte,
descorteeift.
Chum, a. Mantequera.
To (^um, «a. Menear algnna oosa eon
Tiolenda ; batlr la nata de la leohc para
haoer manteca.
Churning; a. Manteeu*.
Chum-stafl^ a. Batidera, Insirumento do W
nata en la mantequera.
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C [er aolla
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C 9. y.Chtm-
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C %mttidrif,
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mentoa, dbario.
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OlbiiT, Oiboniin, «. Gopon en las Iglesiu
Cicatrice, Cicatrix^ & Cioatrli.
CicatriMnt, & Oioatrlxante.
GicstrislYe, a, Oioatrlzativo.
Cicatrization, & Cicatrlzacion.
To Ocatrize, wu Cioatrizar.
Cicerone, «. Gala.— p& Oioeroni, [a
tTo (Xonrate, «a. Domar, domosticar, aman-
Cider. «. BIdra, bebida heeba de manzanas.
Ciderist, «. Fabrlcante dt stdra.
Clderkln, 9. Aanapid, la sidra de la oian*
lana ya ezpnmida.
Cigar, & dgarro, tabaca [pirpados.
Clli«7, a. Ciliar, lo quo pertcnece 4 lo5
Ciliciooa, a. Oerdoeo.
Citnbric, c Chnbrico.
Cimeter. a. Gimltarra.
CSmmerian, €U Mar oecura Cimmerian
darkness^ Oscmrldad eepantosa.
Clnotore, «. Ctoto, oeOidor, ctncbo ; cerca.
Cinder, «. Carbon; oemada, ceniza.
Cinereous, o^ Cenleiento.
CinerltiouA, a^ Cenizoeo.
Cinnabar, «. dnabrio 6 Ttinnenon.
Cinnamon, a. Canela^ Cinnamon hag,
Gburia do canela.
Cinnamon-tre& & A'rbol de la conela.
Cion, «. PimpoUo; engerto, renuevo.
Cipber, «. Gm^i oera [— «a. GUhur.
To Cipher, tm. Numerar, contar, o6mpntar.
Ciroensial, Ciroenaian, a, Ciroenseu
Qrde, tk C^nlo; oorro; reunion, junta;
rodeo.
To Cirde, co. Merer algnna ooea etrcular-
mente; rodear; oeroar, ceftir.
Circled, a. Bedondo.
Cirdet, 9. Circnio. orbe, bola.
Circling; a. Circular, rcdondo.
Clrouit,«. Ciro6ito; recinto; viritaJudidaL
To C^uit, vn, Moverse ciroularment&
Circuiteer, & £1 jnez qae recorre un diatrito.
Circuitous, a. Tortnoso.
Circuitouslj, ad. Tortuoeamente.
Circniable, a. Capaz de ser drcundado.
Circular, a. Circular, redondo; aviso.
Circularity, «. Forma 6 flgnra dreular.
Circularly, ad. Clroulannenta
Idrculaiy, a. Lo quo termina en ri mismo.
To Cfrctuate, «a. Cercar, drcnndar. — on.
Glrculsr. [proca de sentldo.
Circulation, & Circuladon; mudanza red-
Circulatory, a. Circular, drculante.
Circunnambleney, «. Circumambienda.
Circumambient, a. Cireumamblente.
To Otronmambnlate, wu C^rcumambular,
pasear al rededor.
To Circumdae, «a. Clrcunddar
Cireumdser, «. Clrcnnddador.
Circumcision, a. Cireundaion.
To Circumduct, im. Ctreundudr; oontm-
yentr: abro^r. [dreandnodon.
rXrcumdnctlon, «. Anulacibn, abolidon;
Ursumferenoe, «. Clrcunferenda, perttoia;
perimetro.
Cironm&rentlal, a. OlronnferendaL
Clrcumferentor. «. Orafdmetro; plancbeta.
Circumflex, a. Acento drounfldo.
CircnmflueDce, a Cercado 6 cija de aguas.
Clreumfluont, a. Cfreunfluente.
PIT
Oireumflnous, a. Lo que rodea 6 dreunda
con agua. [rededor.
To Circumfhse, vo. Yerter 6 derramar al
Circomflisile, a. Lo que pnede yadane 4
Terterse al rededor.
Circumftision, a. £1 acto do eqtardr alguna
cosa al redder de otra. [rededor.
To Ciroumgyrate, va, Girar, dal vudtas a
Circumgyration, «. Giro 6 ruelta al rededor
Ciromniacent, a. Convecino, oontiguo.
Circumlocution, «. Cirounloondon, perifta
sis.
Circumlocutory, a. Cirounloeutorlo.
Circummured, 6k Bodeado de murallaa.
Circumnayigable, a. Navegable al rededor.
To Circumnavigate, wt, Navegar al rededor.
Circumnavigation, «. Navegadon al rededor.
Circumnavigator, a, £1 que navega al rede-
d<v.
Circumpolar, a, Clrcumpolar.
tClrcumrasion, t. £1 acto de raspar 6 raer
al rededor.
Circumrotation, «. Botacion. [tadon.
Clreumrotatorv, a. Lo que se mueve en ro-
To Clroumscribe, va. Cirounscribir, Itmitar.
Circumscription, a. Circunsoripdon ; liml-
tadon.
Ciroomscrlptive, a. Circunscrlptivo.
Ctrcum^Mict, a, Circunq;>ecto, pmdente,
mirado, reservado. [reserve.
Circumspection, a. Miramlento, prudenda,
Circnm^MCtive. a. Cironnspecto, mirado.
Circomspecttvelv, Circumspectly, ad, Clr^
cnnq>eotamente.
CirenxnqMotness, & Cautela, vlgilanda.
Circumstance, «. Clrcunstancia, incldente;
acontedmienta [UaU,
To Circumstance, «a. V. To CirewmwUjbn-
Circumstantial, a. Acddental, casual ; aooe-
Borio; particular. rdotalle.
Circumstantiality, a. Circunstandalidad;
Clrcnmstantially, ad. Circunstandada-
mcnte. [tallar.
To Circumstantiate, aa, Circunstandar, de-
Circumterraneous, a. Lo que est^ al rede-
dor de la tlorra.
To Circumvallate, va. Circunvalar.
Qrcumvallation, a. Circunvalacion.
To Circumvent, va. Eutrampar, enredar.
engaOar. [trampa, oureda
Qronravention, «. EngaAo, impostur%
Circomventive, a. £nga&o0o, delnslvo.
To Clrcumvest, vo. Y estir una cosa al red»>
dor; drcundiur, rodear.
Circumvolatlon, a. Yuelo al rededor.
To Clrcumvolve, «a. £nrollar una cosa al
rededor de otra.
Circumvolution, tk Circunvoludon.
Clrcns, a. Clrco.
Cisalpine, a. Clsalpina [cava.
Cist 0 Cyrt, & Qoiste 6 quisto; vejlga; ez'
Clsted, a. £nquistada v. EnoUiUd.
Cistercian, a. Cisterdense.
Cistern, a. Cistema, aljibe.
Clstns, 9. (Bot) Clsto, Jara, estepa, plants.
Citadel, a. Cludadela.
CitalffcAcusadon; citadon,emplazamionto
Citation, «. Citadon, comparendo; cH«
mendon.
Citatory, a. Cltatorio.
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fV» Cite, to. Citar k Jnido; alegar; dtar,
referinei.
Ctter, c Citador.
Cltbem, a. Citara, espedo do aipa.
Citizen, a. Ciudadana JF4Uo%t<itiM€n^
Condndadaaa
Citizeoahip, «. andadania.
Citrate, 9. (Qoim.) Citrato.
Citric acid, «. (Qaiin.) A'ddo dtrico.
Citrine, a. Cetrlno.
Citron, «. Cidra, toroi^a.
Citron-tree, a, Cidro, adtron, toronlaL
Citron-water, «. Aguardiente de ddraa.
Citnil, & Calabaza laiwk
City, & Ciadad.— cr. Cladadano.
Civet, «. Onto do algidU; algaUa.
Civic, a. Civico.
Civil, a. Civil CV«tf2<fM<^ La mnerte civil.
Domtetico; atento, cortee. [milto.
Civilian, Civilist, «. Jurlsperito, Jnnsoon-
Clvility, «. Civilldad, nrbanidad, corteda,
atendon, politlca.
CivlUzalion, «. avllizadon. [pnlir.
To Civilize, f^ avMizar, Instrolr, soavlzar :
avllizer, a. Civilizador.
Clviily, {td. Civilmente, corteamente.
Clack, 9. Rnido contlnua CUick of a miU^
Taravllla de molina [cbarlar.
To Clack, t;fK Cencerrear; crc^ir, reetaflar;
Claekin^«. Sonldo de las arroas; cfaachara.
Clad, ex. V estido, cnblerto, aderezado.
To Claim, va. Demandar, rcdamar, rdvin-
dicar. [madon; demanda.
Claim, n. Pretension, titulo, dereobo, recla-
Claimable, a, Lo que se puede demandar 6
pedlr en Juftida como debido.
Claimant Claimer, «. Demaadante.
Clam. «. Ovtn, nequefka americana.
To Clam, va. frnpaatar, pegar, encolar.—
•n. Moiarse; hambrear. [martoi
To Clamber, im. Oatear, trepar, encara-
QaamUueiB, 9. Yiscoddad. materia viacoaa.
Clammy, a. Viscoso, pegiO<>^'
Clamor, 9, Clamor, irrito, vooifiaradon.
To Clamor, «n. Yodferar, gritar, exclamar.
—4)0. Alordlr. 7b damor againtty Que-
iarsede.
Claraorer, 9. Oritador. [trepitoeo.
Clamorous a. Clamoroso, tumuTtuoeo, oa-
Clamorouely, ad. Clamoroeamcnta
Clamp, 9. £mpalmadnra; lafla. Olamp9^
(Arq. B«v.) Durmientea.
To Clui^ vo. Empalmar.
Clan, 9. Iramilla, tribn, casta, raza; aecta.
tClancnIar, a. Clandestino, seoreto.
ttfUmoularly, ad. Becretamente.
Clandestine, a. Clandestino, eecreto, oculto.
Clandestinely, ad, Clandesttnamente.
Olandestineness, «. Secreto, oculto.
danff, 9. Becbino, sonido dosapadble.
To Clang; «n. Bechinar, Uacer 6 sonido;
rnido.
Clangor, 9. Y. Clang.
tClangous. a. Roidoso.
Clank, 9. Boido, rechino.
Clansbip, 9. Asodadon de fkmilita.
To Clap, va. Batlr; pegar, ena^; juntar,
apHcar; palmear; naoer, poner.— im.
Arrojarse eon violenda. To dap on alt
ih9 saU9, Cargar todas las velas.
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Clap, «. Estrtoito, rnido ; pahnoteo, aplaaaa
Clapper, a. £1 que palroea; badi^o da cam>
pana; taraviUa; aldab^
To Clapperclaw, va, (Ynlg.) Bega&ar, nil.
tratar de palabra.
Clapping, 9. Aleteo; palmotoo, aplaoso.
Clare-obscure, 9. Claro-oscura [deoe.
Claret, 9. aarete. vino tinto; vice de Boi*
Clarification, a. aartflcadon.
To Clarify, «a. Clariflear, adarar; Unatrar.
Clarinet, & Clarinete. Me trompelL
Clarion, «. Instrumento de modca, eapeda
tCiaritude, tClarity, c. Claridad, i^[>landor,
luz.
Clary, a. (Bot) Salvia sUveatrei
To Clash, vn, Bechinar; enoontrarse; con*
tradedr, oponerse.— vOw Battr.
Clash, «. Becbino, ooUsion; eetr6plto; opo-
sidon; debatCL [tienda; choqne,rulda
Clashing, a. Oposidon, cootradlodon, con*
Clasp, a. Broche, botondto, oorcbete;
abrazo. [Indulr.
To Clasp, va. Abrochar; abrazar; oerear,
Clasper, a. (Bot) Zardllo, hilo que se en-
rosea en algnna planta^
Oasp-knife, a. Nav^Ja.
Class, a. Clase, 6rden; dase en las escuelaa.
To Class, v€L dadflcar, coordinar, ordenar.
Classic, Classical, a. Clfidco; elegante.
Classic a. Autor cluslco.
ClasslcaUy, <u#, CliMcamente. [en dases.
Classiflcation, a. Clasificadon, ooordinadoo
To Classify, va. ClasUkiar, coordinar, dlstzl-
buir.
Classia, 9. Clase, espede, calidad; Junta.
To Clatter, vn, Beeonar; cbarlar.— ■«& Gol-
pear; gritar, vooear.
Clatter, 9. Buidu, fracaao ; gresca, trapfsonda
Clatterer, a. Kl oue baee raido; soplon.
Clandicant, a. Clandioante, d que opjea.
To Claudicate, vn, Claud Icar, cojear.
Claudication, a: Claudlcadon.
Clavated, a. Nndoso.
Clavide, a. Olavicula.
Clause, 9. Cliusula, punto; fin, conclusion.
Claustral, a. ClauatraL
ClausnreJ a. Clausura, enderro.
Claw, «. Garra; gar&; garra. (^hu.) UAar
de espeque.
To Claw, va, Desgarrar; araflar; refilr;
liaoi^ear. (N&u.) Desempenarse de naa
oosta.
tClawback, a. Adnlador, li80i\Jero.
Clawed, a. Armado de puras 6 garflM^
Clay, a. Ardllsk PoU€r^9 day, Barro d«
olleroc ClaiMtoM, (Min.) Piedra ard-
Unsa. [abonar las tierras con ardlla.
To Clay, va, Chbrir alguna oosa con ardlla ;
Clay-cold, a, Frio, sin vida.
Clayey, Claylsh, a, Arcllloso.
Cbo^-gronnd, a. Tierra ardlloea.
Clay-marl, & Marga, tlcrra gredosa.
Clay-pit, a. Barrizal, el paii^e de c^ndo se
saca barro.
Clean, a. Llmplo; casto, Inooente: aaeado;
despeiado; disdnto; entero; alcMra—
ad, ^teramente, pedbctamento.
To Clean, va. Llmpiar ; asear, desemb«acar
Cleanlily, ad Aaoadamente.
Cleanliness, a. Ltropleza, ateo; nimledad
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dnnlr, a, Limpio, «Mado; pnro, deUoada
--aa. Primorosainonta, aseftdamtnto.
GI«AimeK, A Limpiea, aaeo; ptmn, ln<>>
oencia.
Cleansablo, a. Pariflcahle.
To Cieanse, to. limpfar, pniiflcar; Dorgar;
librar; A^tar.
Cleaaaer, «. Evacnante, pnigante.
Cleansing. •. Parifleaoion.
Clear, o. Claro» trasparente; alegre, serono;
evldente, palpable; patente, manUlesto;
paro, inooente; neto, Uqnldo; deeenre-
dado; aonoro.— -cuf. Claimtnente.
Clear, «. Claro, el espacio eotre dos oosaa.
To Clear, va. Clarlflcar; aelarar; InstUioar;
desembarazar; clariflear; llmplar; aaoar
loe gineros de la adoana.— «n. Aolararae;
deeembaraiane. /<c<0ar«iip,Yaeeeam-
pando.
Olearago, 9. Bemoyion.
Clearance, a. Despacbo do la adoana.
Clearer, «. Porlflcador, aolarador.
Clearing, «. Jostiflcaclon, defenaa.
Cleariy, ad. Claramenta,
CIearnefi^ «. Claridad, trasparenda; perapi'
caola; dnceridad; Mrenidad. [laaa
Clearsighted, a, Pearapicas, desplerto, avi-
Clearsightednees, «. Persplcada, penetra-
don.
To Clearstarch, «a. Almldonar.
Clearstarcher, «. Almidonador.
Clearrolced. a, £1 qne tiene la vox olara.
Cleats, «. (N&o.) OaUpagoa de las palomas ;
tachnelas, estaqnltaa.
To Cleave, i»k Pegane; i^ostarse; adherlr;
abrirse en n^as. — va, K^^, bender.
Cleaver, «. Cncbilla de oamicero.
Ciett^pp. de To Oleavs.
Cleft, &Ai^nra,hendednra.grleta. CMt§^
Grietas, abertoras en loa piM de las caW
llerias.
To Cleftgraft, va. Engertar«n tronoo.
Clematis, & (Bot) Clemitlde. [genda.
Clemencj, & Clemenda, mlserioordla, Indol-
Clement, a. demeote, ptadoeo^ Indoligente.
Clementlj, ad!. Clementemente.
Clench, «. V. CUnch.
Clepsydra, «. Clepsidra, rdoj de agna.
Clergy, «. dero.
derxTinan, & C16rigo, ecIesliatSoo.
Clerio, & Gl^rigo.— ck Clerical
Clerical, a. Clerical, edeeliBtloo.
Clerk, 9. Eoledibtioo, oMrigo; eseolar, estu-
dlante; ofldal de seorotaria; amanaense,
esorlbiente; dep^kUeote. CUrk <if a
•hip. Contador de naTio. Olerk 4r <*
pari^ Saoriatao. Olsrk qf a court o/
Justice, Esoribano de oimara, 6 seoreCaria
Clerkly, a. Diestro, literato.— od. Ingenlo-
samente.
Clerkship, «. literatnra, edneadon; el em-
pleo de d6rlgo, cetadianto 6 escrlblente;
eeerlbanla.
OUver, a. Diestro, mafioao^ lnteUgent& ea-
paz; Jus^ c6modo, apto, propio; bien
pareeid9. (Fam.) Goapo, exoeleotew
Cleverly, adl Dlestramenta [grada.
Otovemess. «. Destreza, habHidad, mafia;
dew, «. Hilo ovillado; gala. Clmo of a
Mil, (Ndn.) Pnfio.
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Clew-garnet, s. (Nan.) Palanqnln, obalkldeta
6 carga-pufioa.
Clew-Iine^ «. ^ (Nin.) Cbalkldetea de lo.
paflosL [glado y sucesivo
To CUok, «& Ketlfllr, hacer on mido arra*
Glide, «. V. LaMk
eilcket, a. Llamador 6 aldaba de pnorta.
Client, a. CUonte; ah^Jado, hcehnra, prote<
gdo.
n
lontaL 0. Dependiente.
Clionted, a. Provlsto de diontea.
Clientsbip, «. CUentela.
Clifi; 9. Peflaseo, roca escarpada.
Clifry, Clifty, a. Escabroea
curt, «. Y. dlij: Grlcta, hendidura en ana
roca. V. (MfL
Climacter, s. CUmat^rlco, 6 aflo cUmatMoa
que se snpone acabar peligroeamente.
Climacteric Climactericttl, a. CUmatMeo.
Climate, Climatore. c. Cltma.
Climaac, $. Climax o gradadon.
To Climb, w». Snblr, trepar.— «a. Escalar.
CUmbable, a. Trepar, lo que so poede snbir
itrepar.
Climber, «. Trepador, eecalador ; enredadera
tTo Climber, vfu Bubir con didcultad.
Climbing, n. Sabida.
Clime, a. Clima. Y. OlimaU.
To Cllndi, va. Empnfiar, aslr; cerrar el
puAo; alirmar, fliar, eetablocer. (Nan.)
Entalin^r.^D/i. Agarrarse.
CHnch, a. Pnlla, ngndesa, ehiste; eqnivoco.
Clincher, a. LaAa. Y. Cramp. [liicero.
Clinching, a. (Ndn.) Solapaaora, calaniteo
To Cling, vn. Colgar; adhertrso, pegarae;
consumirse.
Clingy, A Colgante, adhcslvo.
Clinic, Clinl<»l, a. Un onfermo habitnaL
ClifUoai lecturey Lednra A la cllnica.
Clinic, a. Clinico, d qne redbia el bautismo
en el arttcalo de muerte. [car.
To Clink, im. EetlAir, retambar, tafier, to«
Clink, a. Tafiido, retintin, sonido.
Ginker, a. Bddoaa da Uolanda; mocoa de
carbon de bierro.
CUnqnant, a. Brillante, relacientc
To Clip, va, Abrazar; oortar A rals; escatl-
mar; trasquilar; cercenar. To dtp a
coin^ Tallar ana moneda; oonflnar, tenor
agarrada
Clip, 9. TUeretada, talla. Y. Smbrace,
Clipper. 9. Tallador de monedas; barbero;
esquilador; baroo mny llgero.
Clipping; 9. Cercenadora, cortadura, retal;
tljeretoo.
Cloak, 9. Capa; pretexto, exonsa. [pdiar.
To Cloak, vn. Encapotar; oenltar, encobrir,
Cloak-bag; a. Portamanteo, maleta.
Cloak-loop. a. Cordondllo para atar la eapa.
Clock, 9. BdoJ. 7b winaup a clocks Dar
onerda 4 an reloj ; ooadrado en las me-
dias; escara^ou
To Clock, tm. Y. 7b Oluek.
Clock-maker, a. Bdojoro. [d relm.
Clock-aetter, «. El que da cuerda y arrcfffa
Clock-work, a. Movlmiento como el dd
reloJ. [gTA
CIod,& Terron; o^sped; oo^Jaroneedeeao*
To Clod, vn. Ciii\}arBe, coagularsc— vOw Tl
rarterronea.
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Oloddj, Ow Ueno de terronesi
Clodhopper, Clodpoll, «. Zoqa«t«, r&sttca
dodiMte, A Idiotis loqaeto.
CflodjMtod, a. Negiulo^ Dodo, Ignoranto.
To CloK, 9a. Cwgar. embarazw, Impedir.—
991, Ajblfiane, agoiparse^ [cos.
Olog, «. Erabaruo, oMt4ealo; galocba; rao-
dogglneM^ «. Kmbaraio, impcdimento obs-
Olonj, A Embarazoea
Clomcr, A CUoBtro, montnterto, oonTento.
To Goister, va. EnclAQfltnr.
ClolstenL a, Solitario, rotirada [loriaa.
ClotBtored, a. KnchmatnKlo ; oereado de ga*
Cloisterer, «. Moi^e.
Clolstereea, ttf. Moi^a.
CloiDl), pp. de 7b dUnb.
To Close, va. Cerrar, jantar; oonolalr; oon-
tener.— on. Cerrarae; convenirse; aeor-
darse. 7b dote in^ Encerrar.
Cloeo, «. Cercado, haerta, prado; fin; pan-
flik— o. Cerrado; aofo^ante; preeo; oom-
pendioBo; eatreoho; ocalto; araro; retl-
rado; i4)Hcado; oontlgao; denao; oallado.
CloM^ ad. De oerca, eetreehamente; eoon6-
micamenteb
CloBe-bodlod, a. AJostado al oaerpo.
Cloee-ooncbed, a. Eeoondido; engaAoea
Cloee-oortained. a. Bodeado de oorttnaa.
Cloae-flated, Cloee-banded, a. Apretado,
mexquino.
doaelj, ad. Eftrechamente; atentamento.
Cloaenesa, «. Eatrecbez; eoUdex; redoBlon;
oonezioD.
Cloaei)ent, a. Cerrado eetrechamente.
Cloeer. «. £1 qae acaba 6 conoluye.
CloBe-tonffoed, a. Caateloeo en el hablar.
CloaestooLA SlUloo, aerrido.
Glo6eC,& Betrete; aabinetei Vnd«r§kLir§
clo$et, Covacha, alaoena.
ToCIo6et,va.£noetT«r;deUberar. To doe-
€t <m^t ae^ Encerrarae.
Cloeet-etn, $. Peoado aeoreto.
doaare, «. Cerradora; fin, codcIosIod. Y.
Inolo9ure.
Clot, A. Gnuno ; xoqaete.
To Clot, im. Engmmeoerao. [cobertov.
Oloth, «. Pa&o; mantel; lienio; veatido;
To Clotbe, va. Yeetir, adomar con Teatidoa.
— 91%, UeTar ropa,
Clothea, •. pL Yeatido, ropi^e, restnarlo.
Clotbeaman, a. Bopero ;. ropavojero.
Clothier, 8. Paftero.
Clothing, «. Yestidoa, ropa de toda eepede.
Cloth-ebearer, c Tundioor de padoa^
Cloth-weaver, «. Tt^edor de panoa.
Cloth-worker, «. Y. Clothier.
tTo Clotter, 9n, Y. 7b CM.
dotty, a. Oromosa
Clond,«. Nnbe: nnblado; manchita.
To Clond, 9a. AnnbUur; oacurecer; abigar-
rar; manchar.— «n. Anublarao; oscnre-
dondbeny, «. (Hot) Camemoro.
Oload-born, a. Naddo de una nubo.
Cload-cu>t, Cloud-oovered, Cluod-topt, eu
dond-eompelling, a,Lo qne Junta Ins nnbes.
doud-dlBpellini^ a. Lo que dislpa las nubes.
GloQd-kltting, d. Encumbrado.
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dondily, ad, CaoarameDte; con mneha
niebla.
Cioadinees, «. Nubloaidad; oaoorldad.
ClondleaB, a. Sin nubea, daro, aereno, deeol
Cfoudj, a. Nablado; oseoro: trlate; nabai^
Clove, 8, Clavo^ eapeda aromatlca; dtonte de
1^0. la, PatitaMMUdo.
Clovon-fi>ot, doyen-footed, doven^KxrfM,
doye-gllJy-flewer, & (Bot) Eapede de alell
Clover, Glover-flower, dovermaa. 4L(BoC>
Espede de tr6bol. 7b live in oUwer, Yl-
vir lujoaamente.
doyered, a. Cnbierto con tn^boL
Clove-tree, «. A'rbol dd clavo.
Clongh, a. Cafiada. (Com.) Tara de doa II-
bna en d quintal
Clout, a. Bomlla: paftd; reroiendo; dbioa.
Ctotit-4uM§, Clavoa de zapato.
To Clout, iNh Bemendar toacamente; cha-
pucear; golpear.
douted, a. Engmmedda Y. 7b doL
Clown, a. Patan, safio, r^atico ; gradoao.
twnuh, a. YiUano; rudo, groaero; toeco,
down! .
malcriado.
downishly, ad. Toacamente.
nitka.
downiahneaa, a. Buatiddad, groaaria, Impt^
To do7, 9a, Sadar, hartar ; davar caAonea ;
punzar.
Cloyleea, a. Llgero.
Clovment. a. Sadedad, hartnra.
Club, a. Clava, garrote; basto; eecote; club.
To dubjim. Contribuir, conourrir 4, unine^
— TO, Eacotar. [reunion,
dnbblat, a. Indlviduo de algun dub, junta,
dub-footed, a. PatUbierta
dubheaded, a. Cabexudo.
dublaw, 9. La ley dd maa ftierte. [tnlia.
dnbroom, •. La pieza 6 aala de Junta 6 tar-
To duck, vn, Cloquear la gallina.— iw. do-
quear.
due, a. Y. CUw.
dump, a. lYoao de madera du forma ni
flgnra. Clumpe, Zoquete.
dnmdly, ad, Zaiiameiite.
dumainceB, a. Zafledad ; toequedad, groeeria.
Clumsy, a. Basto, toaco, peaado; inoulto
Clxuitupp. dd verbo 7b OUnif.
duniao, a. duniaoense, mopje de duuL
duster, a. Badmo ; manada, hato ; naonton,
tropel; pifia. [MkApiflar.
To duster, «n. Arradnoarae, agruparm. —
dnstery, a. Arradmado; aplflado; agra-
pado.
To dutch. 90. Agarrar; empufiar; aprdiv.
dutch, a. Toma, preea; gatrra, mano.
dutter, a. (Yulg.) Baraunda, bataola ; gcnti*
To dutter, «a. Alborotar, haoer mido ; atn >
parsa
dyster, a. distel, Jertnsa, aynda, lavativa.
To Coaoervate, 9a, lia<aaiar,amootonar, aoM*
mnlar. [mienta
Coacervation, a, AmontoiiamlcntiD. Laeia**
Coach, a. Cocbc i/adbMy-ooacA, Cocbo dt
dquiler 6 aimon.
To Coadi, 9a. Llevar en codie. '
Coadi-box, s. Peacante de coohe.
Coaohfnl, a. Coche Ueno de gente.
Coach-hire, a. Alqniler de oodie.
Coach-horse, a. Caballo de codie^
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Coteh-hoQse, & Cocbera.
Ooachmaker, $. Carrocero.
Ckwcbnuui, «. Cochero.
CoAcbmanshlp, A £1 arte de cocbeor.
tTo Coact, 97k Oooperar, obrar de conderto.
CoActioii, $. Coacdon, neeeeidad.
Goacttve, a. CoaotiTo; oooperante. [ca.
Coa^Jnment, «. AsiBtencU mntoa r redpro*
Coamutant, a. Co&dyavante, aoziUar.
Coadjutor, a Coa^utor, oompafiero.
CoatUntrlz, *f. CoM^utora.
Coa4jQvancy, «. CoM^atoria; aytida.
OoadonlUon, t. Coadunadon.
CoadTentnror, 9, Goaventarera
Coagent, 9, Coagente.
tTo Coagment, txi. Gongrcfar.
tOMginentation, a. Amontonamlonto.
Coagulable, a. Coagnlable.
To Ooaffalate, va. Coagnlar, ooiO*'*"-^'^
Ooaeolana, cniOtti'M.
CoagnJatioiit «. Coaguladon, coigalo.
Coagulatire, a. Ooagulatiro.
Goaialator. «. Go^lo. [Carbon antrteito.
Coa^AOarbondepiedra. AnihradU eoal^
To Goal, 9tk Haoer carbon ; dibi\)ar con car-
bon.
Coal-black, a. Nerro como carbon.
Goal-box, 8, Gi\ja del carbon. ' ■
To Goalosoe, vn. Unirae, incorporaise.
Goaleecence, 9. Union, enlace, coaleeoenda.
Goalheaver, 9. Ganapan de los barooa de car-
bon.
Coal-bole, 9, Carbonera.
Coalition, 9, ITnion, enlace; coalidon, llga.
Coal-man, 9. Carboncro.
Coal-mine^ 9. Min» de carbon.
Goal-miner, «. Carbonera Y. OolUer.
Goal-pit, 9. Carbonera, boya de carbon.
Coal-ebip, «. Barco carbonero. V. Collier.
Coal-work, 9, Carbonera, obras en las minaa
de carbon.
Coaly, a. Lo quo tiene carbon.
Coaptation, 9. AJuatamiento.
tTo Coarct, Coarctate, va, Eatrocbar, Uml-
tar; ooartar; reatrlngir.
tCoarctation, «. Coartacion, restrlcdon.
Coarse, a. Basto; grosero; bi^, desoortea;
gordo.
CMmely, ad, Tos^amente.
Coarseneas, 9. Toaqnedad; greseria; b^eza.
To Coaasome, wt. Asumir.
Cosst, «. Costa, rfbera; t^rmlno, limlte.
To Coast, «n. (Nto.) Costear. Y. To Ap-
proaeJk
Coaster, «. Pflot9 pr&etioo; bnqne oostanera
Coasting, a. Naregadon do cosu en cost*.—
a, Coatanera [plomas de animalea.
OoiU, 9. Casaca; saya; bablto; pelo, Una,
To Coat, «a. Cabrir, vestir. Sugar-eoaiedL,
GarapiAado. [naipes.
Coat-card 6 Conrt-card, 9, Fignra en los
To Coax, va, Lisoqjear, acaridar, engatnsar.
Coaxer, 9, Adnlador, miroador, engataaad<»^.
Coaxing; a. Llsoi^Ja, aduladon, carida.
Cob,«.Cabexa}Cambre,cima; gavlota ma-
zorcademali.
To Cob, «aw (Nin.) Azotar con una paleta.
Cobalt, «. Cobalto.
To Gobble, lea, Cbapucear, remendar.
Oobble 6 Coblo, 9. Barcado pescador; gn^a.
COE
Cobbler, a. Zapatero de Tlejo; diambon
galopin.
Goblrons, a. pL Morllloa, eaballetes de blerra
Cobiabop, 9. Obi^K) coa4}utor.
Cobnnt, «. Un jni^ demacbacbos; e^edt
de nuei grande.
Cobweb, a. Telarafla: trama, tramoya.
Cobwebbed, a, Entelaralkado, cubierto cob
telarafla.
Cocdferona, a. Lo qne prodnoe 6 cria bayar
Coccnlns Indlona, 9. (Bot) Baya narcdtioa.
Cocbineal, 9. Cocbkiilla.
Cocbleary, Gocbleated, a, Garacoleado.
Cock, 9. Gallo; macho; veleta; llave; pU
de gato de esoopeta.
To Cock, t?a. Enderezar; amartlllar.— -m
Entonarse, engreirse; criar gallos para re*
Air.
Codude, a. Escarapela, cticarda.
Cockatrice, 9, Basilisco; ramera.
Codmtoo, a. (Om.) Espede de papagayo.
Cockboat, a. (N&u.) Berenl, bote pequeik>.
Cockbralned, a. Ligero de oascoa temerario.
Cockbrotb, 9. Caldo de gallo. [ra.
Cock-crowing, «. £1 canto del gallo; la anro-
To Cocker, laa, Acaridar, mlmar.
Cockerel, a. Galllpollo.
Cockerii^ 9, Indulgenda exoesira, mimo.
Cocket, a. Sello y certifloadon de page da
la adaana; vivo. [go de galloA.
Cock-flght, CodtflghtlDg, a. Eifla, pdea; juo-
Cock-flgbteri Cockmaster, 9. Gallero.
Cocking, a. La rifia de golloa.
Cockle, 9. Una espede de caraool do mar.
(Bot) Zlzafla.
To Cockle, «a. Armgar. doblar nn* cosa on
flffora espiraL— m. Plegarse, doblarse.
Cockled, a. EspinU, en figura de caracol.
Cockier, 9. El que vende los caracoles de mat
Cockle-stairs, 9, Escalera de coracoL
Cockloft, 9. Desvan, zaqulzami.
Cockmatcb, a. Pelca de gallos. [minado
Cockney, 9. H^o de L6ndro8; b ombre afe-
Cock-pit, & Plaza degalloa. (N&u.)£ntari'
maao dd sollado.
Cock>^x)mb, (Bot) Espede de celosia.
Cockspor, «. (Bot) Espede de ntopera
Cocksnre, a. (Vuljp.) Gonflado, derto, segura
Cockswain, «. (Nao.) Patron de bote. [boL
(}ocoa, a. Coco, palma de Indias; cacao, kt-
Cocoa-nnt. a. Coco, frato del coco ; cacao,
frnto del cacao.
Cocoon, 9. Canullo del gnaano de seda.
Coctile, a. Ennomado, coddo en homo. ,
Coction, a. Cocdon.
Cod, Codfish, «. Abadejo, bacalao, merluz*
Cod-ofl, Aceite de merloza.
Cod, a. (Bot) Yalna, oorteza de algunas le-
gnmbres 6 semillas. Y. Pod. [boll^o.
To Cod. fXk Envalnar, enccrrar en vaina t
To Coddle, «a. Medlo-oocer ; crlar con mu
cha temnra.
Codger, 9. Hombre tacaAo y avarlento.
Code, a. C6digo, oomplladon de leyoa.
(Modioli, 9, Codldlo. [de cartaa.
Codille, a. Codillo, p^rdlda en dertos Jcogoi
Codling, a. Manzana medio oodda.
Coefflcacy, a. Goeflcada.
(Toeffldenpy, 9. Cooperaclon.
(}oeffldent, a, Coeflclcntc.
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Doeffldentlj, ctd. Ooop«raUrftin€int«.
UobIUo Passion, «. (Mm.) OUacA, onferme-
dad de los intestines.
GoemptloD, «. Gompra por entero.
Ooeqoal. A Igna); semejante.
Ooeqnalltj, a. Igualdad; semejancla.
To Coerce, WK Oontenor, refrenar, obllgar.
Ooerclble, a. Lo qne paede 6 debe ser re-
frenado, restrinKible. [don.
Ooerdon, t. Coercion, vlolencla, ftionca, opre-
Coerclve, a, Coercltlvo ; coactivo.
Coessential, a. CoeMncial.
Coessentlality, t. Coescncia.
Oxsaentially, ad. Coescnoiahnente.
Coestabllsbment, a. Establectmiento combi-
nado oon otro.
Coetaneous, a. Coet^neo.
Coetemal, a. Coetemo.
Ooetemally, ad Coetemamente.
Coetemli^, 9. Coctemldad,
Coeval, (JiMvoaa, a. Coevo, oontemi»or&neo.
To Coexist, vn, Ooexlstlr.
Coexistence, ». Coexistencla.
Coexistent, a. Coexistente,
To Coextend, va, Coextendorse.
Coextension, «. Coextension.
Coextensive, a, Coextenslvo.
Coextensivelv, ad. Coextenslvamente.
Coffee, t. Care ; mata, baya, y bebida de.
Coffee-bouse, a. Caf6, casa 6 sitio donde se
vende cafe.
Coflbe-pot, i. Cafetera. Tdnce el cafi^.
Coffee-tree, «. (Bot) Cafe, el Arbol one pro-
Coffer, «. Area, ca}tL\ cotn, excavadon; te-
Boro. [caa.
To Coffer, «a. Atesorar, meter dinero en ar-
Cofferdam, ». Una mAqnina qne se Introdnoe
en loe rios para qae los trabi^ores pue-
dan baoer los estribos de los puentes cnan-
do se estAn edlfloando.
Coffin, a. Atand ; cama de masa; cncnmcho.
To Coffin, vcu Meter en an atand; oubrir;
oercar.
Coffin-maker, a. El qne haoe atandes.
Cofonnder, a. £1 que ftindft alguna coea oon
otros.
To Coff, 1X7. Ad alar; engafiar; puntearnna
Tneak—^n. Mentir, engaflar con Itsoqjas.
Coe, A Punto, dientedomeda; frande, onga-
fio; boteqnin.
Cog-wbeel, a. Rueda dontada.
Cogen<7, «. Fuerza, urgencia, evidoncia.
Cogcnial, a. Y. Congenial.
Cogent, a. Conrlnoente, poderoso, nrgonte.
CogenUy, ad. Convincentemente. [bnr.
tC^er, a. Adulador, engaftador ; fbllero, itr
tCoggoiy a. Fraud e, engafio.
Ckrg^ng, a. Lisoi\}a, adatacion ; fulloria.
C(^Iestone, *. Gnyorro.
Cogitable, a. Cogitable. [reflexlonar.
To Cogitate, «». Pensar, oogitar, meditar,
CoffttaUon, a. Co^tadon, reflexion, modit»>
don. [vo.
Oogitatiye, a. DlsenrftlTO, cogitatlvo, roflexi-
Oosnate, a. Cognado, oonsanguinoo.
Conation, a. Cognadon, consangnlnldad.
C(^ 'ion, a. Conodmiento.
Cognitive, a. Cognosdtivo. [ridloameiW.
Cognizable, a. Lo que se pnode examlnar Ja-
Cogulzanoe, a. Conodmiento: dlvlsa.
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CognixecL a. (For.) EI oentaaliit* qoe cobn
las mnltas sqjetas al pago del oeaao.
Cognlzor, a. (For.) £1 eensoaUsta qne poM n
derecbo i otra persona.
Cognomen, a. Apellido.
O^ominal, a. Oolombrofio, tooayo.
To Cognomlnat^ va. Y. 7b thnomUuxU.
Cognomination, a. Sobrenombra, k csuja ds
virtades 6 Tidoe.
tCognoaoenee, a. Conodmiento.
tO>gno8cible, a. (k>gnosdble.
tCognosdtlve, a. CognoedtlvoL
To Cohabit, tm.. Yivir en oompaflia de oCro
cobabitor.
Cohabitant, a El qne es oooTedoo de otia.
CohabiUtion, a £1 eetado de virlr en oom-
paAia; cotaabltadon.
Coheir, a Coheredero.
Coheiress, nf. Coberedera. [mann
To Ck>here, vn. Pegarse, adaplavse, oonfbr-
Coherence, (yotaerenoy, a. (^bedon, oones-
Ion; consecuenda; oonslstenda.
Coherent, a. Coberente; conseonenta, eon-
signlente; nnldo. [nienda.
Cohedon, a Cohesion; oonexloa; oooTe-
Cohedve, a. Coberente, adherente.
Cohefiiyely, cut ()oherentemente. [rMitai
Cobesiven^ a Calldad 6 propledfcd ooha-
To Cobibit, va. Cotatbtr, impedtr.
To Cohobate, e<k ((^uim.) DeetUar ropetldaa
▼eces ana mlsma ooea.
tCk)bobation, a Destllacion repedda.
Cohort, a Cohorte.
tCohortation, a Indtamento 6 Indtamiento
Coif, a Ck>fla. escofieta.
To Coif; ta^ Adoroar la oabeca «on mia oo&l
Coifed, a. Lo qne estA adomado con ooAa.
Coiffure, a. Tocado, oomp<wtura de la oabe-
za. V. ITead^rew.
Coigne, a Esqnlna; onfia de Impresor.
To Coil, va. Kecocer, doblar en redondoi.
7b coil a cable, AdiOar on eablcu
(Toil, a Baraonda, tamolto. rN4n.) Adi^Jada.
To Coin, va. Aouflar, moneoa; flUsUlear.
0)in, a Rincon; esqnlna; moneda aecfia-
da; pago.
Coinage, a AeuAadon; moneda; braceiO^
To Colndde, vn. C!oinddir, oonvenlr.
Coincidence, a Goinddenda. ooncarrenda.
Coinddency. a Tendenda de muchas eoaaa
almismonn.
Coincident, a. Coinddente.
Coindder, a Lo one ooindde oon otro.
Coindlcatlon, a. (3olndicante. [fkbricador
Coiner, a Aonfiador de moneda; inrcntot
To Cojoin, vn. Unirse oon otro.
Colt, a Disco, t<?Ja Y. Quatt.
Coiting, a £1 acto de jngar eon dlsece.
Coition, a. Coito, c6pula.
Coiuror, a. Compurgador.
Coke, a (^bon de piedra.
0)lander, a Coladera, cedaza
eolation, KJolatnre, a Coladnra.
Coloothar, a (Qulm.) Colcdtar.
Cold, a. Frio; Indiferents, Inaendble; nmiw
vado; desagradable.
Cold, a. Frio; ftialdad ; roeflriado. [hnnui.
Cold-bearted. a. Insensible, doatmortd<x
Coldly, ad. Friamente.
Coldness, a Frialdad; tiblaat; osqulre^
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aole,«L{Bot)CoI.
Coleseed, «. La iemllk de I* ooL
Oulewort s, (Bot) Eepede de betu.
Colio. «. C6U00.
Collabonitor, «. Oolftbonklor.
To Collapee, «n. Cemne 6 nnine.
Collapsed, a, Cerrado; marobitado, seoo^
de<Mido.
Ccllapsion, $. (MM.) Colapso 6 eolapsns.
Collar, t. Collar; coUera; onamenta
(NAn.) Collar, encapUladara.
To Collar, to, Amrrar k ano.
Collar-bone, & ClaTieaU,
Collared, a. £1 que lleva eollar.
To Collate, «nx Comporar, oonfirontar ; oolar
nn benefido.
Collateral, a. Colateral: Indlreeto, aeeeeorto.
Collaterally, ad, Colateralmente, Indtrecta-
mente.
CollateralnesL «. Colatoralldad.
Collation, a. i>on, colecdon ; ootejo, para-
lelo ; ooladon ; rofliedon.
CoUatire, a. Colativo. pador de benefido.
Collator, a. El que coteja maanscorltoa; 00-
YTo Collaad, «a. Coalabar.
Colleiupe, «. Cole^ eompaftero.
To CoUeagae, vo. Unlr, Jontar, reanir.-^r.
CoHcarse.
To Collect, CO. Congregar; reeoger; soniar;
Inferir, dedndr ; sosegarBe, recobrarso.
Collect, •. Colecta.
Collectaneona, «. Congregada
Collectedly, ad. Jiintainentc.
Collcctednesa, 4: £1 acto de rehaoerfe de
nna sorpresa.
Collectible, a. Dodadble.
Collection, 9. Colecdon; reccudaelon; 00-
rolarlo; compiladon. Jn^au*.
tCoIIectlUona, a. Colectfdo. Y. €60400'
Collective, a, Colectlro, oongregado.
CoUectiveir, ad, CoIecttvanMnte. [nadon.
ColIectiTenesa, a. Estado de union 6 oorobl*
Collector, a. Colector; recaadador; oompl-
lador.
Collectorsbip, & Colectarla.
Collegatary, 4, Colegatario. Y. Ook^ir.
College, a. Coleglo, conjnnto, cuerpa
College-like, a. Coleglal [ooleglow
Collegia], a. Coleglal, lo que perteoece 4
Collegian, Collegiate, 4, ColcgUl, mlembro
6 individao de an oolegio.
Collegiate, a. Colegiado.
Colkt, 4. Coello 6 collar ; engasta de sortija.
To Collide, no. Colldir, ladir. chocar.
Collfer, t. Mlnero carbonero; bareo carbo-
nero.
Colliery, t. Carbonera; comerdo de carbon.
CoIlifloTror, «. CoHflor. Y. Oaulfjlawer.
tTo Colligate, wt. Collgarse, aonarse.
fColllgation, s. Collgadon. Tco.
CoIIImaUon, a. Tiro, mlra, objeto, fin, blan-
tColllneatlon, a. Apantamiento.
tColHqnable, a. Coliciiable.
tColUqnament, a. Ia snstaada & qae se re-
dace una cosa derritlda.
tCoUiqnant, a. Colicaante (en Itqoido).
fTo (x>lliqaate, vo. CoUooar, derretlr. — vn.
Colicnana
tCoUiqaation, a. CoUeaadon.
Colllquatiye, a. Coliooanta, colicoatiTo.
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CoUlqaeflwUon, 9. ColieaellKdon, ooUctuna
mncbas cosas Jontas.
Collision, 4. Colislon, lodimlcnto.
To Collocate, va. Colocar, aoomodar.
Collocate, a. Colocado; poesca
Collocation, 4, Colocadon, dtoadon.
tCoIloontion, 4, ConllBrenda, oonrereadon.
Collocutor, 4, Interlocntor, dialogoista.
tTo CoUogne, vn. Adalar, lisonlear.
Collop, 4. Bocado dellcado, ti^aaaa do eara^
A ooUop qfbacon^ Torrezna
Colloqnial, a. Familiar, dd nso ooman.
Colloqnlst, a. Interlocutor.
Colloquy, 4, Coloquio, conyenadoo.
To Collude, vn. Convenlne aeeretamente
una de laa partes litigantea en peijuicM
delaotra.
Collnder, a. Engaflador, engaitador.
Colluding, 4. Frande, enga£o. [lentiL
ColluBion, 4. Colualon, intaligenda fraudu-
Collusive, a. Colusorio, coneertado con
frande.
Colludvely, ad Colnaoriamente.
CoUnslveneas, a. Convenio fhiudulento, co*
lusion,
Collnsory, a. Coluaorlo.
Colly, 4. Hollin de carbon, tizne. [bollin.
To Colly, va. Manchar, ennegreoer con
CoUyrinm, a. CoUriov romedio para loa ma-
lee de los ojoe.
Colocyntb, A (Bot) Y. ColoquinUd€k
Colon, a. (Oram.) Colon (:). (Anat) C61oi
6 intestino dega
Colonol, 4. CoroneL
Colonelsblp, 4. CJoronolia.
Colonial, o. Colonial
Colonist, a. Colona
To Colonize, co. Colonizar.
Colonization, Colonizing, a. Colonizadon.
Colonnade, 4, Colunmata, periatUo.
Colony, 4, Colonia, pueblo, yedndad.
Colophon, t. La feoia de una impredon y
el nombre dd lugar 6 impresor pnestos
al fin del libro. [n^gta.
Colophony, a. Colofonia, espede de reuna
ColoquinUda, 4. Coloquintida.
Color, a. Color; colores; pretezto, mottvo.
CoU>r4, pk Bandera.
To Color, «a. Colorar; Uuminar; paltar,
exteonar. — en. Ponerae Colorado.
Colorable, o. Espodoso, plauatble.
CoIorablenesiL a. Lo que ea plandblei
Colorably, aa^ PlansiDlemente.
tColorate, a, Colorido, colorada^ teAlda
Coloration, a. Coloradon.
Colored, a, Bayodo, yariado.
Colorific, a, Colorativa
Coloring, a. (Pint) Colorido.
Colorist, t. Colorista.
Colorless, a. Descolorido.
Color-man, a. £1 que bace y vande todt
espede de colores, bamlz, Aa
Cokleeal, Coloasean, a, CoIoaaL
Coloase. Colossus, a. Colosa
Oolstafl; a. Palo eon que dos hombres Uavai
algnna earga sobre las capaldaa.
Colt 4. Potro ; mozuelo dn Jaido.
To Cdt «». Loquear.— ea. Yobrer loe»
entontecer.
Coirs-ibot, «. (Bot) Tudlago, tkrhn.
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Ooit^tooth, t. Dienta imporfeoto del potro ;
niOadas, Doberia&
Goiter, «. Rt^A de arado. Y. OouU&r,
Ck>Uisb, a. Betoion.
Goltishly, ad. LaaolTaniente.
€k>IabrlDe, a. Galebrlno ; astuta
Colombaiy, $. Palomar.
Cblambine, «. (Bot) Agnilefia; la gracioaa
en las pantonilmas. [motal.
Oolnmbium, $. (Mtn.) Oolnmblo, especie de
Colambo-root, «. (Bot) Bais roodiclnal del
Colombo. [(Iznpw) Oolnna.
Column, 8. (MH.) Oolnna. (Arq.) Oolana.
Columnar, a. Golnnario, fbrmado en colnnaa.
Oolnre, ». (Astr.) Oolnra
Comato, 8. Camamda.
OomatoeOf a. Y. Lethargic
Comb, «. Peine. Cocfa-comb^ Creeto de
gallo. Ilonmoomh^ Panel de miel.
To Comb« vck. Feinar; cardar; raatrillar.
Combat, «. Oorobate, batalla, pelea. Sin-
ffls combat, DneloL deeafio.
To Combat, «fk Combfttir.— «a. Reslstlr.
f>>mbatant, «. Combatiente; eampeon.— a,
Dispneeto Apclear.
Combater, «. Corobatidor, campeador.
Oomb-bmsb, «. Limpiadera, bnua para loe
peinee.
Comb-maker, «. Pelnero. [de de peeeada
fjomber, «. Cardador de lana. (let) Espe-
Comblnable, a. Combinable.
fCombinate, a. Apaktbrado, prometida
C^bination, «. Combinacion, Uga; mezda;
c4bala. [— ^ro. Unirse ; oonspirar.
To Combine, vn. Combinar, nnir; i^QaIiu-.
Combing, a. Pdnqain.
Combleae, a, Descrestado.
Combust, a. Qnemndo; toetado.
Combustibility, & Combnstibilidad.
Combustible, «,j<k Combustible.
Combustiblene8^ 9. CombnsUbilidad.
Combattlon, «. Combustion, incendio; tu-
mnlto, baraunda.
To Come, wu Yenir; acontecer; proceder.
^ eotTM a&OM^ Olrnr, acaecer. Tbcoms
again^ Yolver. To coma aftsr^ Begnlr,
snoeder. To corns aaunder^ Desbaoerse.
7b come aUmg^ Camlnar. To cams at,
Aloanzar, adqoirir. 7b come away, Be>
tirarse. 7b come hekocen^ laterrenir.
7b come &y, Pasar Junto ; obtener. 7b
come down^ Bqar. 7b come for, Yenir
& buscar, venir nor. 7b come forth, &&•
lir. 7b come jhrtoard, Addantar, apro-
vediar. 7b oom^ in, Entrar; oeder. 7b
come in for. Pretender, tocar. 7b come
in to, Condescender. 7b come itf, Pro-
ceder. 7b come off, Librarse^ ulir de,
apartenecer k. 7b come over, DlMparse,
tree. 7b corns out, Salir, parocer. 7b
fxiime to, Aoercarse, alcanzor; consentir;
lieredar; oonseguir. 7b<xmMtff),8nbIr;
brotar. 7b come up with, Aloanzar iu
To come upon, Borprender: agarrar. 7b
come toec, Yolver, retrocedcr. 7b come
forward^ Presentarse. Tc corns across,
Bnoontrar.
Comedian, s. Coroodianto, c6mico, actor.
Comedr, e. Comedia.
ComeUlj, ad^ Donoeamcnl
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Comeliness, $. Grade, donatre, gvbo, bda
desUa.
Comely, tk Oarboeo, bien pareddo, deoea;«
Comer, t. Yiniente.
Comestible, a^ Comestible.
Comet, s. Comets ; jnego de nalpea.
Cometariom. t. Cometario, maquinita, pa*
haoer ver la revolndon de las cometas
Coroetarr, a. Pertenedente & oometa.
Comet-like, a. SemeJante i oometa.
Cometognuphy, «. Cometografia.
Comflt, «, Confite.
To Comflt, wk Confltar.
Comfit-maker, A Confltcro.
Comfltnre, A Confitnra. [lar; alegm
To Comfort, «a. Confortar : ammar, coiiao>
Comfort St. Confortaolon, wfor ; oounielo;
oofflodidad. [dnlee.
Comfortable, <h Agradable, coasclador.
Comfortableness, s. Consudo^ dolzora, oo-
modidad.
Comfortably, ad, C6modamente.
Comforter, s. Consolador, oonfor.
CcmifortlesB, a. Desconsolado, Inconsolabla
tCom fortress, ttf. Coneoladora.
Comfrey, «. (Bot) Consnelda.
Comic, Comical, A C6mloo, burlceoo. [te^
Comicdly, ad. C^micamente, boriescamen-
Comicalnees. s. Faoeda, ehJsta.
Coming, «. Yenida, Uegada, airibo.
Coming, a. Yenidero, viniente ; indinado.
Coming-in, «. Benta, entiade; snmislon.
Comitlal, a. Pertenedente 4 comidoe.
Comity, s. Cortesia, urbanidad.
Comma, «. Coma. [dominar; gobeimr.
To Command, to. Mandar, ordenar, regir;
Command, «. Podtf, dominio; roanda'
mlento.
Commandant, A. Conuuidante.
tCommandatory, «k Preceptlva.
Commander, s. Conuuidante ; maza 6 maze
para ompedrar. lix
Coromandery, s. Comandanda ; encoouea-
Commandingly, ad. Preocptivamente.
CommandmentyS. Mandate, preoepto. Com-
mandmenta, Mandamlentos de la ley de
Dios.
Commandress, »f. Comecdadora, mandsnte
tOommark, s. Comaroa.
tCommaterial, a. Conmateriai
tCommateriality, a. Conmaterialidad.
Commatlsm, a. Conddon, brevedad.
Commeastttable, a. Conmensniable.
Commemorable, a. Memorable.
To Commemorate, «mi. Conmemorar.
Commemoration, «. Conmemoradon, re>
cuerdo.
Commemorative, a> Conmemoratlvo.
Commomoratory, a. Conmemoratorio.
To Commence, vn. Comenzar, empezar
va. Prindpiar.
Commencement, a. Prindplo, comienzo.
To Commend, «a. Encomendar, encargar
alabar; ensalzar.
Commendable, a. Becomendablo, 1mU«^
digno de dabanza.
Cconmendably, ad, Loablemente.
Cctnmendam, «. Benefido tenide eo ecet
mienda.
Commendatary, «. Comendatario.
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Cfommendttlonf «.' Beeomendaclon, enco-
mio, alabftnzai
Oooiraendator, «. Gomendataria
Commendatory, a. Becomdndatorio ; enco-
mendero; encomio.
Oommender, «. Alabador.
tCommensality, t. Conmensaua.
Oommensurabilltv, Commeodoimbleneea, t,
ConmenstiTabtUdad.
Commensarable, a. Conmensnrable.
ro Oommensorate, «a. Gonmensiirar, pro-
porcionar. [pordonada
Comroensnrate, a. GonmensnratiTO, pro-
Oommonsaratolj, €id. Proporclonadaroente.
Oommensnratlon, a, Conmensoraelon, pro-
pordon.
To Comment, va, Comentar; ezpUcar.
Comment, «. Comento, ezplieadon, expoel*
cfon. [don; reladon; oeeoHo.
Commentarj, n Cbmentario; interpreta-
tTo CommenUte, «n. Olosar, aaotar.
Commentator, Commeoter, «. Comantador,
expositor. [fklso.
tCommentitloos, a. Imaginario, flngldo,
Commerce, a. Comerdo, trifloo; trato fa-
miliar ; amiatad. rmantener trata
tTo Commerce, m, Traficar, negodar ;
Commercial, a, ComoroiaL
Commerdalij, ad, Comercialmente.
tTo Commigrate, «n. Kmigrar.
Commigration, «. Emigradon.
Comminafelon, $. Conmlnadon, amenaza.
Commlnatorr, a. Conmlnatorlo.
To Commingle, wl Mezdar. — m. Mezolarse.
To Comminute, va, Moler, palrerizar, qnc-
brar.
Comminution,*. Pnlverizacion ; division.
Oommiserablo, tt, Lastimoso. [cersc.
To Commiaorate, «a. Apiadarae, eompade-
Commiaeration, a. Conmiaeradon, compa-
sion. [to.
Commiserative, a. (Poco nsado.) Compast-
Commiserativcijr, <td. (Poco nsado.) Tier-
namente.
Commisorator, a. Apiadador.
OommlsBailat, t. Comiaariato.
CommtBsarj, «. Comiaario, delegado.
Commissaryabip, a. Comlsaria, comliBriata
Commtsdon, «. Comlsion ; patente, despa-
cbo; oomislonadoe ; mando; paga; per-
petraclon. [enoargar.
To Conmiia8ion,«a. Comlsionar; aatorlzar,
Oommtadonary, a. Comiaionada
Commissioner, a. Coroidonado, apoderada
Commissure, a. Comisnra.
To Commit, «A Cometer, conlUr; depod-
tar, entregar ; encarcelar; enoargar.
<;k>mmitment, a. Auto de pridon.
I>>mmitt6e, a. Junta oomision ; dipntadon.
Committeeship, a. Comiaaria.
Committer, a. Perpetrador, agreeor, antor.
Committlble, a. Lo que se puede cometer.
To Commix, wk Mezdar.— pn. Unir.
Commixtion, a. Mexda, trabazon 6 union.
Commixture, a. Mezcia, mistion; com-
pneata
Commode, a. Comoda : tocado de m^Jer.
Oommodioua, a, C6modo, convenienta, titiL
Oommodioualy, ad, Ci^modamente.
Commodiousnesa, a. Convenitncla, ytnti^a.
COM
Commodity, a. Int<»^ utllidad; oomodi
dad.— ^4 Gineroa, ppodnctosk
Commooore, a. (N4u.) Jefis de escuadra.
tCommodulatiou, a. Medlda; oonformlda^
proporcion.
Common, & Comun: ordinirlo; publico;
bi^o. Common oovnoili Ayontaoiiento
Common, a. Comun.
Commonable, a, Comon, oomnnaL
Commonage, a. Deracho de pastar ganado*
en algun oomun.
Commonality, Commonalty, a. £1 comun,
el pueblo ; la soclcdad. [miembro.
Commoner, a. Individuo del estado llano ;
tCommonition, a. Cpnanjo, aviso, advorton'
da.
tCommonltive. a. Monitorlo.
Commonly, acL Comnnmente.
Commonness, a. Comnnidad ; frecuenda.
Commonplace, a. Lugares comunes.
Commonplace-book, a. Minuta, libro de
memoTiasu
Commona, 9.pklSl vulgo 6 pnebla [ca.
Commonweal, Commonwealth, a. Rep^bli-
Commonwedthsman, a. Bcpublicano.
Commorance, Commorancy, a. Morada, real*
denda.
Commorant, a. Rosidente, vedno.
tCommoration, a. Morada.
tCommorlent, a. £1 que mnere d mismo
iiempo que otra [perturbadon.
Commotion, a, Conmodon, levantamiento ;
Commotlonor, a. Conmovedor, perturbador,
agitador. [blar.
To Commune, vn. Converaar, conferir, lia-
CommuulcabiiitjT, Communicableness, a.
ComunicabiliUxid.
Communicable, a. Coraunicabia
Communicant, a. Comnnicante.
To Communicate, 90. Comnnlcar; revelar
participar.~«*». Comalgar.
Communication, a. Comunicaclon ; partld
padon ; trato, correapondenda.
Communicative, a. Comnnieativo.
CommunicatlTenesa, a. ComunicatlbUldad.
Communicatory, a, Comnnicatorio.
Conunonlon, a. Comunldad; oomnnlon;
oongregaclon.
Commumty, a. Comunldad, oomun.
Commntamlity, a. Conmntabilidad.
Commntabla, a. Conmdtable.
Commutation, a. Modanza; truequo; con
mntadon; lOuste.
Commutative, a, ConmutaUvo.
Commutatively, ad. Conmutativamente.
To Commute, va, Conmutar, trocar; aj\»
tarao.
Commutual, a. Mutuo, redproco.
Comoee, a. Poluda [dustei
Compact, a. Pacto, convenlo, oonderto,
To Compact, va, Consolidar; pactar; oom-
paginar. [breve; puHda
Compact, a. Compacto, firme; cerrado;
Compaotedly, ad. v. Oompactlu. [dad,
Compaotednesa, a. Firmeza, solldez, dend*
Compactiblc, a. Lo quo se puede unir.
Compactly, ad, jbistreobamonta, unida-
mente. [chea, puUdca
Compaotnosa, a. Firmcza, densidao, eatra
Compagcfl, a. Trabazon, Juntura, enlaee.
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KTo CompacliMte, va. Gompagliitf.
Ck>mpagiiuUoiif «. Compagbiftcioii. [da.
Companion, «. Compaflero, socio ; camara-
Companionable, cl Sociable.
Oompanlonablf, ad, Sodablementa.
Companionstiln, «. Socledad, eompaAia.
Oomfiany, «. Compaftia 6 sodedad; junta;
gromia
Comparable, a. Comparable.
Comparably, iuL Gomparablemente.
Comparative, a. ComparatiTO, roapectiTO,
relativo.
Coniparativoly, ad. ComparaUvamente.
To Compare, ta» Comparar, comar, con-
frontar.
Compare, «. Comparaclon, cotejo; simiL
Comparer, «. Comparador.
Comparing, $. Comparadon. [bola.
Comparison, «. Oomparadon, cotejo; par&-
To Compart, va, Gompartir, dividir, alstri>
balr.
tCompart, c £1 miembro de una division.
Compartiment, Compartment, a. Comparti-
miento, dletribadon ; garetlta.
Compartitfon,«.C'Ompartimiento; dirislon.
To Compass, «a. Circoir, rodcar; sitiar; Io>
grar; trazar.
Compass, «. Ciroulo; alcance: circnnferen*
oia; oompas; para formar circuloo. Ati-
muth oofnpasif Brujula de azimat
Compassion, t. Compaslon.
tCompasftionable, a, Lasdmoso.
Compassionate, a. CompaaiTO.
To (>)mpasslonate, va. Compadoccr.
Compassionately, ad. Tlemamente.
tCompatemlty, «. Compatemidad, compa*
drazgt). [bilidad.
Compatibility, Compatibleness, sl Compatl<
Cf/mpatible, a. Compatible.
Compatibly, ad. Compatiblcmente.
tCompatlent, a. Compaciente.
Compatriot, a. y a. Oompatriota.
Compeer, c Compafiero, oolega.
To Ck>mpeer, va. Igaalar con; frecuentar.
To Compel, va. Compeler, predsar: predo-
mioar. [do, violentado
Compellable, a, Le qoe pnede ser oompeli<
Compellably, ad. A.' viva fhena.
Compellation, $. Tratamiento; fbena.
Gompeller, a. Compolsor, el qae oompelo.
Compcnd, s. Compiendio, Tosomen, somario
tOompendiarloa^ a. Breve, oompendioso.
tTo Compendiato, to. Samar Jantamente
comprender. [dnto
Compendious, a. Compendloso, brovo, su*
Compendiously, ad. Compendioeamente.
Compendionsness, 9. Brevcdad. [traoto,
Compendium, c Oompendio, epitome, ex-
Compensable, a. Compensable.
To Compensate, va. Compensar; Indemni-
zar, reparar. [zadon.
Compensation, «. Compensadon ; indemni-
Compensative, Compensatory, a^ Equlva
lente.
To (3ompense, va. Compensar, contrapesar
To Compete, vn. Competir.
Competence, Competency, i. Competenda;
lo neoosarJo. [califlcado
Competent, a. Competcntc, bastante, capaz
Vompetontly, ad. Compotcntcmonto.
COM
Competible, a. Competente, aiiCo.
rCompetibleness, «. Aptitad, idoneldad.
Competition, a. Competidon, dispata; rlva*
lidad. [nista
Competitor, «. Competldor, rival, antago>
Competitress, Compebtrix,^ Competido^^
rival. [coiOnnto
Compilation, a. Complladon, oolecdoo
Compilator, Compiler, a. Coropilador; re>
dactor.
To Compile, va. Compilar. [mieotiK
Compilement, t. Compiladon, amonUma*
Complacence, Complacency, a. ComplMen-
da, placer, gosto, satis&oclon. (olente.
Complacent, a. Afitble, cortea, canoesceft-
Complacently, ad. Aftblemente. [raUuM.
To Complain, vn, Qu^arie, lameatan^ qna-
Complainable, a. I«sUmera
Complainant, a. QuereUante, demandants.
Complainar, «. Lamentador.
Complaining, «. Lamento.
Complaint, A Queja; eaoaa de agrsvio; nud.
Complaisance, Coraplaisantneas, «. CIviUdad,
cortesia, onmplimlento. [plimentera
Complaisant, a. Cortea, compIacientA ; com*
Oomplaisantly, ad. Oortesmente.
To Complanate, To Complane, va. Aplanar
allanar.
Compleat, a. V. CompUU.
Complement, a. Complemento; cnmpll
miento; perfecdon; colmo, total
Complemental, a. Completlvo. Y. CornpU'
mental.
tComplementary, a. Complimenteroi.
Cotnplete, a. Complcto, cabal.
To Complete, CO. Completar,
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To CoEnnllnaen(, ««. CampIlniMitar, obfie-
qniftr, lisonjear. [toro, oeremonioeo.
CompltmeDtal, a. Obsequioso ; eomplimeii-
Complimentally, ad. Gumplidamenta.
Oompllmentcr, «. Adolador, oumpUmeotero.
Oompline, «. Gompletaa.
tTo Complteh, to. V. To AocomplUh,
*To Cotnplore, o»* Gondolerse.
Oomplot, «. Tnuno, ooospiradon soereta;
maquinacion, c&bala. [rar.
To Ck>mpIot, vcu Tramsr, eonsplnur, oooja-
Ck>rapIotment,-<. Conf ondon, eonspiradon.
Oomplotter, «. GonsplnMior.
To Comply, fm. Oomplir, cooMntlr, oonfor-
mane, acomodarse. [pone.
Component, a. Componente, lo qne oom-
To Comport, wuy a, Conv«ntr, ooncordar;
tolerar, aguantar; comportarM, portane.
tComport «. Condncta, porte.
Comportable, a. Conformo.
tComportanoe, 9. Condncta.
tComportment, «. Forte, condaota.
To Compose, WL Componer; eacribir, in-
Tentar; apadgoar; ajnstar.
Composed, ec Conipneato, comedido.
Compoeedly, ad. Tranquilamcnte, serena-
meote. [calma.
Compo8edne^^ «. Compoetnra, modcatia,
Composer, $. Autor, eecrltor; cajista.
Composite, a. (Arq.) Compaesto.
Composition, «. Composidon; compaesto;
obra; convondon; ajoate.
Compositive, a, Compnesto.
Compositor, «. (Imp.) Compositor, cdista.
tCompossibIc, a. Lo quo poede existir con
otracosa.
Compost, «. Abono. eeti6rcoI ; mezcla.
To Compost, ra, Abonar, engraaar, esteroo-
larlatiernL [ma.
Composnro, 9. Compostnra, serenidad, eal-
Compotatlon, a. La acdon de bcbermncbos
on compafila: festin.
Compoutor, «. £1 qne bebe eon otros.
To Compound, Ttu Componer; arreglar,
acomoaar.— «7k Componer8e,ooneertar8e;
i^ofltar; capitnlar.
Componnd, a. Compnesto. — «. Mezcla.
Compoundable, a, Componlble. [positor.
Compounder, «. Arbitrador, mediador, corn-
To Comprehend, «a. Comprender, conte-
ncr, induir; conocer; conoebir.
Comprehensible, a. Comprendble.
OomprehenBlblenes& ». ComprensibUidad.
Comprehensibly, au. Comprensiblemente.
Comprehension, «. Comprension; somario,
ccmpendlo; comprension, Inteligenchs
conodmicnto. [compendioso.
Comprehensive, a. Comprendvo, enifttlco,
Comprehensively, ad, Comprensivamente.
ComprehenaiveneBa, «. Concision, compren-
sion ; energia, precisioa, brevedad, cxpre-
siva.
tComprehensor, «. Comprensor. rwa*.
To Corapreas, va. Comprlmir, apretar ; abra-
Oompress. 9, CabezaL [prodbilidad.
Compreflsibility, Compreesibleneao, «. Com-
Oompressible, a. Compresible.
Ck>mproB8ion, 9, Compresion ; oondensadon,
oonstnicdon.
'VmproAcrivo, a. Comprcdro.
CON
Conopressnro, 9, Compredon.
To Comprint vn. Fdatflcar o contrahaeaf
la impredon de on libro.
Comprisal, 9, Indndon, comprendon.
To Comprise, «a. Comprender, contener,
Indoir. [comprobar.
tTo Comprobate, on. Conventar, concurrir;
tComprobation, a. Comprobaoion, aproba*
don; pmeba.
Connpromise, «. Compromiso ; oonvenio.
To Compromise, va, Comprometer, com-
prometerse. — vn. Concoroar, oonvonir.
Compromiser, 9, Compromisaria
tCompromlssorial, a. Compromisorio.
To Compromit, ca. V. To Pledge 6 To
Promtae.
Comprovindal, a. ComproyindaL
tComptible, a. Y. AocmmUtble,
To Comptrol, va. V. To OorUroL
Comptroller, «. Contralor, director, inspe^
tor; sobreestantei
Comptrollerahip, 9. Contraloiia, veednxiik
CompolsatiTe, COmpulaatory, a. Compnlso-
rio, coactivo. [raeiM.
Compnlsatively, Compulsively, ad. For
Compuldon, Compulsiveneas, «. Compul-
don, apremio, ooacdon.
Compulsive. Compulsory, a. Compnisorlo.
Compuldvely, Compnlsorily, ad. For fbor-
za. [arrepentimiento, rbmordimiento.
Compuncaon, s. Compundon, contridon,
Compunctious, a. Compungido, arrepentido
contrite.
tCompunctive, a. Compunglvo.
tCompnpil, 9. Condisdpulo. [tion.
Compurgation, 9. Compurnidon, Justifloa*
Compurgator, «. Compurgodor.
Computable, a. Computable, estimable.
To Compute, va. Computar, contar, <^cu-
lar.
Computation, 9. Compntadon ; o6mpuh».
GoDiputer, Computist, «. Computista, eakn*
Comrade, «. Camarada, compafiero, amlgo.
Con, pr0p. Con, particula inseparable, como
en concow9et Concurso.
Con, ad. Contra. Neither pro nor' eon,
Ni k fkroT ni en contra
To Con, to. Conocer, estudiar, meditar, fijar.
To Concamerato, ra^ Abovedar. [to.
Concameration, «. Arco, b6yeda ; flrmamen*
To Concatenate, va. Coneatenar, encadeuar.
Concatenation, «. Concatenadon, sucedoa,
serie.
Concavation, 9. La acdon de ahuocar.
Concave, Concavons, a. Cdncavo, hueco.
To Coneave,«ck Hacer c6ncava algnna ciaa
Concave, «. Hueco, hondon.
Concaveness, 9. Concavidad.
Concavity, «. Concavidad, profundidad.
Concavo-concave, 9. C6ncavo-c6ncaTo, eet<
es, en &mbos ladoa.
Concavo-convex. «. C6ncavo-convexo, c6n'
cavo de un lado, y convexo del otro.
Coneavoudy, ad^ Oon hueco.
tConcause, a. Concansa 6 causa simult^Lna^
To Conc^ va. Callar, ooultor, tener s««t»
to; didmular.
Concealablo, a, Ocultable.
Concealedne8^ 9. Oscnridad, eecreto, retire
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CON
Ooooealer, «. Oeoltador, encubildor.
OoDoealing, t. Esoondlmlento, oeoltacion.
OonoMlment, «. Ocnltackm; woondrUo;
retloenda. [mltlr.
To OoDoede. «& Oonceder, asenthr.— vn. Ad-
GoDoeit, «. ConoepdoD ; fentaaa ; amor pro-
pio; «ncrelinionta
To Oonoelt, wk Coneeptiuur; ereer; presu'
mir.— «r. Enoaprlduirse. [flutastloa
Gonodtod, a. Goooeptnoso; a&oado, tsoo,
CkMMeltedlj, ad. FantitdGuneote.
Conoeltodneas, 4: Preftonolon, pertinada,
obstlnacion, ranldad.
OoDceltleaa, a. Atolondrado, eetiipido.
Conceivable, a, Oonoeblble; intellgiblo,
oreible.
Gonceivablenesa, «. Ooneeptibllidad.
Conoeiyablj, ad. Do nn modo oonoopUble.
To Ck>ncel?e, wt. Oonoebir.— -vn. Imaginar.
Oonceiver, t. £1 que condbe 6 oomprendo.
Gonoeivlng, & Comprensioii, coneepcion.
To Ck>noelebrate, ifa. Oelebrar, alaoar.
Conoent, t. Annonia, conaonanda, eonder-
to; conslatonda.
To Oonoentrate, wl Goncentrar.
GoncantratloDf «. Concentradon.
To Conoentre, vn. Beconoentrarse.— oo.
Goncentrar.
Goncentric, Goncentrical, a. Gono^ntrloo.
GoDoentrloallj, ad. Gooodntrioamcnte.
Gonoentoal, a. Armonloeo.
Gonceptaole, «. BeoepUcnlo.
tGonceptible, a. Inteligible.
Conoeptlon, «. Goncepdon; Idea; ImAgon;
coDcepto; oompreDdon.
tConceptioas, a. Goncebidor.
Goncepdro, a. Goneeptlble.
To Gonoem, to. Goncemlr, tooar; morer;
Inqnietar. 7b b4 conesmtd Jbr^ Tomar
mucbo interes por.
Goncem. ». Negodo, ocapadon: Intores;
incambenda; Importaada; afeoto; in-
quietad.
Goncomedly, ad, Tiemamente. [oante L
Gonceming, prep. Por lo oonoemMnte, to-
Gonoemment, «. Interes; pena, cnidado;
pasion. rmedida: dellberar.
To Goncert, ta. Goncertar, aeoraar ; tonuu*
Ooncert «. Gonclerto, oonrenio; conderto
demudca.
tGonoertatlon, a GcrUimen, dispnta.
tConeertattve, a. Gontendoea
Goncerto, t. Plcza de m^oa para conderto.
Conceadon, a Goncesion, gracia, licenda.
Conoesdonary, Gonceedve, a. Lo que con-
cede.
Gonoesriydj, ad. Por via de conoeslmi.
Goncetto, «. Gonocpta
Conch, 9. Concha.
Conchlte. «. Gonchlta, oondia petrlfleada.
Conchoid, «. Conoolde, espede de oorva.
Ooncboidal, a. Lo qao pertonece k la oon-
ooide.
tCondliar, a» Gondllar. [atraer.
To Gondliate, «a. Gondllar, grangear, ganar,
OondMatlon, & GondUadon.
Condllator, a Gondllador.
CondUatory, a. Beoondliatorlo.
Condnnitj, 9. Aptltnd; decenda; propie-
dad; anoonto.
CON
tCondnnoD;^ a, Docente; apto*. propio
annonioso.
tCondonator, 9. V. Preacher.
Conda& a. Gondso, breve, sodnto.
Concisely, ad. Condsamente. rnlsma
Condsenoas, a Conddon, brevedad, lao^
Conddon, n Gorte, oortadnra. [doiv
Gondtatlon. a. Bevndta, dteradon, oonnu^
tGondamatlon. a. Glamor, voceria, grtterik
Conclave, a. Gonclavei
To Gondnde. «& Gcmdoir; deddlr; term/
nar; indoir.— tm. Ftnalixar; Jnzsar.
tConcludenoj, «. GonBecnenda, deauodoB.
tCondadont, a. Concluyeate, deddvo.
Gonduder, «. £1 one determina 6 dedda
ConPcIndingly, ad. Con evidenda, inoonU>
verUble.
tCondodble, a. Determinable.
Condodon, «. Gondodon, detarmlBadon'
eonsecaenda.
Gondodve, a. Gonclavente, deddvo.
Condodvdy, a. Gonclaventemente.
Gondodvenefls, t. Beaomdon 6 determine-
don.
To Conooagnlate, wt. Goagnlar.
To Concoct, CO. Gooer, digerir; madnrar.
Gonooction, t. Goodon, digestion. [gerir.
Gonoootive, a. Lo que ajuda 4 eoeer 6 dl<
Concomltanoe, Goncomitancy, «. Gonooml-
tanda. [Aero.
GonoomitaDt a, Goncomitante.— a Gompa-
Concomitantly, ad. Conoomitantemeote.
tTo Conoomitate, vn. Gonoomltar, aoompa*
Aar.
Concord,*. Concordia, union; p«t,annonfaL
tTo Concord, «n. Convonir, conoordar, aoor-
darBe.
Gonoordanoe, Goncordancv, s. Coneordan-
da, dicdonario de la BibHA; conftirmMad.
Gonoordant, a. Gonoordante, conforme.— 4
Correspondienteu
Concordantly, ad Goncordemente.
Concordat, & Gonoordato, tratado,oonvenla
tConoorporal, a. Goncorp6reo.
To Gonoorporate, wt. Unirse, incorporaraft.
Concorporation, «. Union en ana maaa.
Concourse, ». Cononreo; Janta, mnlUtnd.
To Goncrcate, f>a. Crear lU mismo tiempo.
tTo Gonoredit, V. To ErUrutL
Gonoroment, «. Goncremento.
Concrescence, «. Coneroscenda, oredmlentcw
To Concrete, tm. Gaidar.— «^ Conodar.
Concrete, a. Goncreto; otuyoda— «. Con-
creto.
Concretely, ad. Concretamente.
Goncreteneaa, $. Coagnladon.
Concretion, «. Gonoredon.
Conoretive, a. Coagalante. [don.
tConoretnro, a. MMa formada por coagnlac
Concubinage, & Goncnbinato.
Goncnbine, ^. Gonenbtmk
tTo Conculcate, va. Concnicar, pisar.
Concupiscence, a. Goneuplsoenda.
Concnpiaoont, a. Libidlnoso, laadvo
Goncuplsdble, a. Conouptadblo. [narwv
To Gonoor, im. Goncarrir; Jontarse, adn-
Concnrrenoe, a Concurrencla, acoerdo; avs*
lUo; pretendon; aprobadon.
Concurrent, a. Conoarrentc ; concomltanta
Concurrently, ad GonoirrentementA.
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CON
tOoooosMiiiosi, 9, Conoodon, McodfantenUs
conmodoiL
tCk>Dcu8Md, a. S«eadM<K [Itdo, cobecha
ConoQflsion, t. Goncoftioii, conmodon ; peoa-
ConcoaBlye, a. Lo que oonmaoTe 6 iAoacl*
yloleotamente.
To Condemn, wi. Condenar; doM^rober,
eolper, Yitaperar, afeer.
Ctondemiuible, a, Colpable, Titapenible, con-
denable.
Condenuuitlon, $. Condenadon.
Condemnetory, a. Condenatorio.
Gondemner, «. Oondenador.
Condensable, ck Condensable.
tTo Condensate, «a. Condensar, eepeaar.—
tn. Condtfisarse. [oq)esado.
tCondenaate, a, Condensado, oomprimklo,
Condensation, $. Condensaolon. [densar.
Condensative, a. Lo qne tiene poder de con-
To Condense, wk CondeBsar, oomprimir.—
«fk Gondensane, oomiwiniirse.
Condens^ a, Espeso, deneo.
Condenser, t. Condenaador.
Condenslty, A Condenaldad,
Conder, & £1 qne avlsa deede la ooeU i los
Pescadores do arenqnea d camino one lle-
Ta el cardnme. [tir; aoomodane 4.
To Condescend, «m. Condeeoender; eonsen-
Condescendence, Condeaoenslon, «. Condes-
oendenda.
Condeecendlnf^ $. Condesoeodencla.
Condesoendingix, a. COTtesnunte, condee-
oendientemente.
tCondescenslTe, a. Condeseendlente ; corte&
Condjffn, <k Conditio, mereoida
tConmgnitv, CondJgnness, «. CondJgnldad,
merecinuento.
Condlgnly, a<L Mereddamente.
Condiment, «. Condlmento, aderam. guiso.
Condisdple, « Condisdpolo^ compa&ero.
Condite, a, Consenrado. [nar.
YTo Condite, «a. Escabecbar, adobar, sazo>
Conditement, a y. OondimMi.
Condition, «, Condldon natural 6 cenlo de
los hombres : estado, droonstanaas ; ran-
go, eafara; cliusnla. [Iar,jpactar.
To Condition, tm. Condldonar.— «a Eatlpa-
Condltional, a, Condldonal, bipot6tloa
Condltlonalltx, «. Lhnltadon.
Conditlonallj, <td. Condidonalmentei
Cooditionary, <k £stlpnlado» oonTcnldo, pac-
tado.
fTo Conditlonate, «a. Califlcar, regular.
tConditionate, €k Condldonado.
Conditioned, a. Aeondicionado, en baen 6
mal eetadou [plorar.— vo^ Lamentar.
To Condole, im. Condolerse, dmpatizar; de-
Condolement, «. Dolor, pena, dnelo. Into,
ptearoe. [same.
Condolence, «. Comnadon, l&Btlma; el p6-
Condoler, c El qne oa el p^same & otro.
fCondolinff, «. Ezpredon de liatima, p^samei
fOondonaoon, a. Condonadon, peraon, in-
dnlta [propoelto.
To Condnoe, Wk Condndr, conrenir, ser i
tCondneement, «. Tendenda, oondooenda.
OondncHrio, a, Oondnoente, 6til, yentdoeo.
Sobdndblences, Condadveneas, $» UtUidad,
eondncenda.
tCondndOtjr, ad, Conduoenteroente.
CON
CoDdndve, ck Condncente, oportuno, 4til,
oonvenlente.
Conduct, <> Conducta,men4o; conducdon;
proceder; gnia. [mandar.
To Conduct, wk Condudr, gniar; maniyar*
Conductltiou^ a. AlquUado, asalarlado.
Conductor, a. Conductor; jefe 6 general;
gula; ductor; conductor el^ctrloOi
Conductreas, 4< Conductora.
Conduit, a. Condudo, encafiado; caHo^ tube.
tTo Conduplicate, va. Duplicar.
tCottdupUcatlon, a. DupUcadon, duplicado.
Condyle, sl (AnaL) O^dUo, nudlllo de laa
articuladoneSk [nas espedea de plnoa
Cone, 9, Cono: d fruto y simiente de algu-
Coney, «. V. Cany,
To Confiibulate, tn. Coaikbular, platlcai:
Confiibniation, $. Confiibuladon, pl4Uca.
tConfiibnlatory, a. Lo que perteneee 4 la
conlkbuladon.
Confiunlliar, a. I'ntlmo, cordial, estrecho.
Confiureation, a. Confarreadon.
tConfJKted, o. Decretado, determlnado at
mismo tlempo.
To Confect, va. Confitar. V. lb ComjU.
Confect i. Confitura, dulce, eonflte.
Coofection, «. Confiture, confeodon, dulce.
Confectionary, a. Conflteria; confitura
Confiectioner, a. C<uifitero ; confecdonador.
Confectory. a, Lo pertenedente 4 la confl-
teria^ [cion, allanza, liga, union, c4bala.
Confederacy, Confederation, a. Confedera-
To Confederate, to, Confederar, unir.— «n.
Confederarso, unirse. [gAdo.
Confederat^ a,y«. Confederado, allado, li-
ConfBderating, a. Confederadon, allanza,
liga. [oomparar, confrontar, dar.
To Confer, m, Conferendar, conferir. — va.
Conference, a. Conferencia, entrevista, con-
Tersadon.
Conferrer, 4: Conferidor, oolador; regdador.
Conferring, a. Comparadun 6 ezaminadon.
Conferva, a. (Bot) Conferva.
To Confess, va. Confesar, manlfcstar; oir en
confedon; declarar; reconoccr.
tConfessary, & £1 que conflesa; penitente,
d qne se confiesa. [Molemente.
Confessedly, ad. Conoddamente, derta4 In-
Confesdon, 9. Dedaradon ; confedon sacra-
mentd; reconodmienta [ria
Confeedonal, Confesdonary, a. Confesona-
ConfesBionaiy, a. Lo qne perteneee 4 la con-
fedon.
Confesdonist, ». Confosanto; penitente.
ConfleaBor, a. Confesor; el saoerdote; peni-
tente; confoso. [to, notorio.
Oonfeet, a. Confesada nianifie8to,de6cubier>
Confestly, oi. Y. 0f^e994dly.
Confidant, & Confldente, amigo Intimo.
To Confide, vtk Conflar, fiarse. — va. Confiar.
Confidence, a. Conflanza, flrmeza; presun*
don, arroganda.
Confident, a, Cierto; confiado; descarado
reeueltor-^ Confidents
Confidential, a. Beservado, aecretn.
Confidently, ad. Confidentemente, r
mente.
Confider, a. Conf iador.
Confiding, a. Flel, seguro.
To Conflgurat4\ tik Configurar.
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CON
Oonflgtmtkm, «. OonflcimdoiL
Coiifliabl«, a. limltable. [An, eonflnantA.
Oonflne, «. Copfln, limite, frontom.— a. Gon«
To Omflne, m. Confloar, UDdtf.— «a. liini-
tar; Mioenv; reatrloglr; redoolr.
OonfiiMleM, a. IHmitMlo. [wtreflimtonto.
ConfliMmeDt, «. Priaton, eocTerro, dettterro;
Cooflner, t, Yedno.
Conflnl^, «. CM«uii«. InmedlAdon.
To CoDflnzL to. ConfimMr, oorroborar; i*-
tifiear.
CoDfinnabIa, a. Gapax do aer oonilnnado.
Oonflrmatloiif •. Oonflrmadon; prueba; re-
ralldadon.
OooflnnatiT«, a. Conflnnatiyo.
Conflnnator, t. Gonflrmador. [rto.
ConflnDatorj.a Conflrmativo 6 oonfinnato-
ConfirmedneMk «. Orteza, flnnexa.
Conflrmer, «. Ccmflmiador, catablecodor.
Confirmingly, ad, Conflnnatiramente.
Confiscable, a. Confl»aible.
To Confiaoate, ini. Oonflsoar.
Confiaoate, €k>Qfl8eated, a>, Oonfiacado.
ConflaoatioD, & Conflacadon, acUodkadon.
Conflaeator, & Conflacador.
Conflacator^f a. Lo que oonflaca.
tOonflt, tCoDlltare, a Oonfltnra, duloo.
tConfltont, «. Confltenta, oonfesante.
fTo Confix, va. A tar, Umr, endavar.
tConflxnre, a. Atadura, linxon.
Conflagrant, a, Incendlado.
Conflagration, a. Confiagradon ; inoendio.
Conflaaon, $. Toqae de Inatmmantoa do
Tiento; fttndidon; confladon.
K^onflexnre, a Comba 6 oombadora. [tir.
To Conflict, «n. Lncbar, oontonder, coniba-
Conflict, «. Conflicto: combate; dolor, pe-
Bar ; angnatia de dnlmo. [carrenda.
Confluence, a. Conflnenda; conoono, con-
Conflnent, a. Confluente. [renda.
Conflax, «. Conflaenda; ooncorso, coneor-
To Conform, <»a. Conformar.— im. Confor
marae, allanaraOt
Conform, Conformable, a. Conforme, aeme-
Jante: convenlente; d6ciL
Conformablx, ad. Conformemente.
Conformation, a. Conformadon, arreglo;
Concordia.
Cooformer, a. EI one conforma.
Conformist, a. Confbrmlsta ; el qne ae aometc
Conformity, *. Conlbrmldad, ccmelBtenda.
tConfortatlon, a. Y. Corroboration.
To Confonnd, va. Conftmdir; embrollar;
oonstemar; atolondrar. [table.
Confounded, ct. Maldito, abominable, detee-
Oonfonndedly, ad, Detestablemcnte.
Confoundedneas, a. Abatimlento, oonfVislon.
Confounder, a. Enredador; exterminador,
deaolador. [dedad.
Confhitemitj, a. Cofhidla, confraternidad, ao-
Confiication, a. ConfHcadon.
To Confiront, va. Conlh>ntar; carcar; cole-
Jar, comparar.
Confrontation, a. Confrontadon, caroo.
To Confoae, wi. Confkmdir, donxmccrtar;
inonietar, atropellar.
Oonroaed. a. Confiiao.
Oonfoaedly, ad, Confiiaamente.
Conftaaodneaa, a. Atroodlamlf nto, dfe6rdMi.
KJonftiae^ aA Osouiimente,confrMrocnte.
CON
Conftnlon, a. ConfiuioB, tunnlfaH tim; r»
giieaxa: raina.
Conftitable, o. Beftatable.
Conftitant, a; Befotador.
Coofotation, a. Conftitadon, reftataeko.
To Conftite,«a. Conftitar, impognar, retaiar.
Conftater, s, Conftitador. [permiaa
Conffi, A Balutadon: daapedida; liceiid^
To CoDg6, vn, Deapedirae oorteameDte; aa
ludar.
Cong6-d'6Ilre. a. Baal pemrtao qua aa da a'
dean y cabiido an aMd tHvoaMM para noin
brar aa ohispo. [bekrse, ooidana
To Conffeal, va. Congelar.— «n. Congdara*
Congeafable, a, Congelable.
Congealment, a ConffBlamknta
Congelation, $, Congdadon.
Congener, CouMBaroaa, a. Id^ntlco.
Congeneraoy, Congenerouaaeaa, a. Dcaeaft-
dendade an mlamo origin, oongeneradoB.
Congenial a. CongenlaL [de genlo.
Congeniality, Congenialneaa, a. Sem^aiuEB
Congenite, a, Congeiilto.
Conger, a. (let) Goncrio.
Congetiea, a Congerw, eimolo 6 BMOtoii.
To CoDgeat» 9a>. Acumular, amontonar, Jun
tar.
Congeetible, a, Aoomnlablo, araontonabl^
Congestion, a. Congeattoo.
Congiary, 9. Congiarlo.
tTo Congladate, vn, CongelarGe
Congladatton, a. Congeladon.]
Conslobate, a. Conglobada
To Conglobate, va. Conglobar.
Conglobately, ad. Congtoboaamaotfe.
Conglobation, a. Conglobadon, gk>ba
ITo Conglobc, va, Conglobar.— ««. Coogfo
barse.
To Conglobalate, vn. Conglobaiae.
To Conglomerate, co. Conglomerar, aslo-
nerar, rcdondear. ^o.
Conglomerate, a. Conglomerado: redoade*-
Conglomeration, a. Cwglomeracion; enti«-
tejedura, meicla. Mutteano
To Conglutftnate, va. j n, Congluttnar; ood-
Conglattnate, a. Conglntinado, pegado.
Conglutination, a. Omglotinadoo.
CongiutlnatlTe, a. CoiuKlntinativow
Conglatinator, a. Con^tinador.
Congratnlant a, Congratulatoria
To Congratalaie, va. Coogratnlar, foHdtar.
*— «n. Congratnlarae. Tdon.
Congratulation, a. Congratuladon; foudt»>
Congratulator, s. Congratulador.
Congratulatory, a, Congratulatoria
To Congree, vn. Conoordar, unir, juntar.
To CoDgroet, vh. Salndarae redprocameote
To Congregate, va. Congrcgar, oonvocar
reunir.— m. Jtmtarse.
Congregate, a, Agregado. [agregadoi.
Congr^ation, a. Congrcgadon, oonouno;
Congregational, a, Lo que perteneoe k alga-
na eongregadon de crlstlanoa; pfibHeo^
generaL [conferenda, end
Congroaa, a. Encuentro; congreao, Jonta;
Congreadon, a Compa&la, aaamNea.
Congreadve, & Juntado, nnldo, pegado.
Congruence, Congruency, Congrni^.a. Cos
grueneia, congmidad.
Congracut, a. Congrnentc, confbrcia.
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OON
Congraoas. a. C^Bsroo, apto.
GongnioiLily, ad. Gonsrnienteiaentei
Confo, GoDlcal, a. C6d1co.
CoDlcally, ad. En forma odnica.
Gonlealness, & Estado o6iiioo.
Conic section, «. (Geom.) Secdon c6nic«L
To Conject, to. Arrojar.— im, Ckn^etarar.
tConJector, A Go^jeturador.
Coi^eoturablc, a. Coi^ctnrable.
Coojectara], a. ConJeturaL [coi^etara.
tConJecturalltj, «. Coea fhndada en mera
Conjectarally, ad. Gonjetnralmente. [oha.
•DoiUectare, «. Co^jetura, a|>artencla, a^spe-
To Gor^cctare, «a. Coi^eturar; sospechar,
pronoetlcar.
Conjecturer, «. Conjetnrador.
Conlferoua, a. (Bot) Cohifera
To Conjolnf va. Jontar, asodar ; casar. — on.
Confoderane.
da
nancomnn.
niaL
nmatrlmo-
a one otraa.
lelamisma
>n; ooi^on-
liadon, llga.
intlva
ite, de man-
eomnn. [unir.
ConinnctlTenese, «. La caHdad de Jontar 6
OoR QDctly, ad. Juntamenta
Goi^ anctare, «. Coyuntora; ocaslon, Mzon.
Oonjaration, ^ Deprecadon; conjoro, im-
precadon; oonspiracion.
To Gonjore, va. Conjarar; pedir con instan-
da; oonjurane: neehizar.
tOoi^Jarement, a. Coi^jaro. [Hombro sacaz.
Oo^Jorer, «. Ck>i^nrador, encantador. (Iron.)
Oonnascenoe, «. £1 nadmiento, naado al
propio tiempo one otro.
Connate, a* Nacido del mlsmo parto.
Connatonl, a^ ConnataraL
Connatarality, Connatoralnese, «. De la
misma nataraleza.
Connatarally, acK. Connatnralmente.
To Connect, va, Jontar, atar; coordlnar,
oombinar.
Connection, a Conexlon, enlace, trabazon.
Connective, ck Conexivo.— «. Conjondon.
Conneotlyely, ad. CoAJontamente.
ITo Connez, wt. Jontar, unlr. [dencla.
Connexion, «. Conezlon, ligazon, oorrespon-
Connexlve, a. Conezivo. c6i\)antiT0.
f Connictation, «. Ooifiada. [mision tAdta.
Connivance, «. Connlvenda, disimolo, per-
To Connive, vn. Qoinar d ojo; dislmolv,
enoubrir.
Connivent, a. Descnldado, disimoladd^
Conniver, 9. Dislmulador, encobridor.
Oonnoiseeur, «. Perito, oonocedor. Inteli-
gent& [nodmienta
0onnoi8sear8hip,A Intellgcncia, perida, oo-
fTo Connotate, va. (L6g.) Connotar, impU-
«r.
K)onnotatlon, *. (L6g.) Connotadon, deslg-
Barton iiidlrecta
CON
fTo Connote, wx. (L6g.) Connotar, slgniflcai
Indireotamentc
Connobial, a. Conyngal, matrimonial
Connnmeratlon, t. Connomeradon.
Conoid, «. Conoi(*je.
Conoidal, Conoidical, a. ConoidaL
tTo ConqnasBate, ro. Baeodlr, con violenda
tConqoaasation, «. Concodon, sacodimiento
To Conqner, va Conqoistar; veneer, Bi\}e
tar, domar; soperar.
Conqoerable, a. Vendble, conqnistablo.
Conqneresa, f< Conquistadora.
Conquering, s. y a. Yictorloso, trionfiidor
triunfanto.
Conqueror, «. Vencedor, conquistador.
Conqnost, s. Conquista; oonqulata, la coe^
conqnistada.
Consangoineoos, a. Caneancnbiea
Consanguinity, a. Conaangumidad.
Conscience, t. Conoiencia; eacr^polo; Joa-
tida; veraddad.
Conadenced, a. Condeazodo.
Conadent, a. Y. ConaciouM. [so.
Conadenttooa. a. Condenzodo, escropulo-
ConsdentloQaly, ad. EacmpuloeamenteL
Conadenticianeaa,^ Reotitod de oondenda,
equidad: eeorApulo.
Consdonable, a. Juato, razonable. Ttida.
tConsdonableneaa, «. Equidad, reetitud. Jus-
tConsdonably, ad. En condenda, razonar
blemente. [mientoe y aedonea.
Conadoua. a. Babedor de aua proploa peoaap
Conadoualy, <u2. Con derta denda; &8a>
biondaa. [to interior.
Conadonsneaa, t. Conodtniento, aentlmlen-
Conacrlpt, a, Begiatrado, en algon regiatro.
— 9. Conacripto, reduta franoea. [to.
Conscription, 9. Conaoripdon; redotamlen-
To Conaeerato, «a. Gonaagrar; dedicar; oa-
nonizar.
Gonaecrate, a. Conaagrado.
Conaeeration, 9. ConatigTadon ; canonlzadon.
Conaecrator, «. Conaagrante, conaagrador.
Conaecratory, a. Lo que pertenece A la con*
aagradon. [daa; auoesloib
Conaecntion, a. Serle 6 cadena de oonaeonen-
Conaecntive. a. Consecutivo, aoceaivo.
Conaeeotirely, ad. Conaecutivamente.
tTo Conaeminate, va. Sembrar diveraaa 8e>
millaa promiacuamente.
tConaenaion, c. Convenio, lO^sto.
Conaent, 9, Conaentindento, convenio. per
mlao, almpat&a. [oeder ; avenvae.
To Consent, wi. Conaontir, cooperar; con-
Conaentaneona. a Conibrme, oonvententc
Conaentaneoualy, ad, Conformemente.
Conaentaneooaneas, a. Cooformidad, pro-
porclon, correapondenda.
Conaentor, 9. Conaentidor.
Conaenting, a. Conaentimienta
Gonrentlent, a. Acorde, onido en d mode
do penaar; nniforme.
Consequence, «. Conaecoenda, efecto; im-
portanda; influencia. [da, efeota
Conaequent, a. Condgoiente; conseeoen-
Conaeqnentlal, ck Consecutivo, oonaiguien-
te; pompoaa
Conaeqoentially, ad. Conaecoentementa
pompoaamente.
Conseqnentlalneaa, a. Conaecoenda.
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OontequenlLj, ad. For ooiuigai«iite, Mce-
aarlunente.
CoiiB6qii«iUnee& «. Goberenda, con«zioo.
tOoDBertioD, B. Junta, adaptadon.
Oonserrable, o^ Lo que se paed6 oonacrrar.
Conaenrancy, «. OoDMryaoton ; tribunal
para la ooDservaoton da la peaoai.
Oonierrant, a. Lo qne eonserra. [don.
OonaerratloD, t. Oonservadon; preMrra-
CoDserTatlTe, a. GonserratiTO. [tcctor.
ConBerrator, t. Conserrador, deibnsor, pro-
Conservatory, & 7 Ow Conaenratorio ; reaer-
Tstorlo; UTernAeala
Conserratriz, t. Conservadora.
To Oonserre, «a. Conaervar, gnardar, man-
• tener, oonfltar. [frutas 7 azAcar.
Gonterve, & Gonsenra; duloe becbo oon
CoDserrer, «. Consenrador ; confitero.
Conaeasion, «. Junta, sedon. Ttedon.
tConsMBor, & Indirldno de algnna Janta 6
To Consider, ea Condderar, medltar; eati-
mar. — vn. DeUberar.
Considerable, a. Condderable; respetable;
importanta, notable; coantioso.
ConsideFablenesa, a. Importanda, entldad.
Condderably, ad, ConsfderaUemente.
Consideranco, a. Consideradon, reflexion.
Condderate, a, Conaiderado, prudente;
moderado, diaoreto.
Considerately, ad, Atlnadamente, madora-
mente, Jnldoaamente.
Conslderatenees, «. Pradenda, drconspeo-
don. tnoderadon.
Conddtration, «. Consideradon ; reflexion ;
extoien; importanda; recompensa; mo-
tiro, respeto.
tConsideratiTo, a. Condderado.
Condderator, 9. Condderador. [siderador.
Condderer, a. Hombre de reflexion; oon-
Condderlns, «. Duda.— oof^. £n atendon k,
en oondderadon k^ k causa da, vtoto qne,
en raxon 4.— a. Pensativo, condderado,
Jnidoso. [mente.
CMidderingly, ad. Seriamente, atinada-
To Condgn. va, Conslj^ar, entre^ ; oeder,
trasfcrirA; depodtar. [flrmar.
tCondgnation, a. Condgnacion ; el acto de
Consigfiifloatlon, a. 8ignlflcadon aemc^te
4 otra. [trego, traspasa
Oonsignment, «. Condgnaoibn, oeelon, en-
ToGondat,«fkCon8istlr;oonetar; oonTenlr.
Omuristencie. Consiaten<qr, «. ConsMandn,
conformidad; pormanenda, oetabilldad;
reladon, oonTenienda.
Consiaten^ a. Consistente, convenlente,
oonformo; flrme, estable; compatible;
plaodble. •
Consistentlr, ad^ Conformemente.
Condstorial, o. Condstorial.
Consistory, 9. Tribonal edeaUbtioo; oonds-
torio; congresa ^dedad.
Consodatlon, a. Allanxa, liga; nnidn; ao-
Oonsolable^ a. Conaolable.
tTo Consolate, «A Conaolar.
Consolation, a. Consoladon, consnelo. all vio.
Coaaolator, a. Consolador. Y. Oomforter,
tConiolatory, t. Dlsoorso 6 Mcrlto consola-
torio.
Consolatory, a. Consolstorio.
To Console, 00. Coniolar; oonfortar.
CON
Console, a. (Arq.) Caitela, eepade da >
Consoler, & Consolador.
Consolidant. a. Consolidativou
To Ciosollaate, «a. Consolidar ; rouiir doa
benefldos.— «fk ConsoHdane.
Consolidate, a. Conaolidada
Conaolldation, a. Consolldadon, rennloo.
ConsolldatlTe, a. Consolidativo.
Conaonanoe, Consonancy, a. CopsoaaMrla,
congmenda, rima, armonia.
Consonant, o. Conaonante, ednsono.
Consonant t. Consonante.
Consonantly, ad, Conformemente,
ConsonantnesB, «. Consonaada
Consonons, a. (Mas.) C6nsona
tConsopiatlon, sl Ad(.nnedmtento.
tTo Consopite, to. Calmar, adormecer,
aqnietar.
tConsopite, a. Bosegado, serono.
Ccnaort, 9, Consorte, sodo, esposo; cod^pt-
renda, union.
To Consort, im. Asodane, aoompaflarse.* -
vo. Caaar; acompaflar, vivir Jontoa.
tConsortable, a. (Ant) Comparable.
tConsortlon, a. Consorcio, compafi&a.
ConsOTtsblp, a. Compaftla. [nenda.
tConspicolty, a. daridad ; evldenda; eml-
Conspicnons, a. ConsploaoL aparent^ ; emi-
nente, esdareddo, notable.
Oon^>icnoiidy, ad. Claramento.
ConspicnousnfMS, 9, Clarldad, celebrldad.
fania, nombre. [concnrrenda.
Conspiracy, 9. Conspiradon, cooperadon;
tConspirant, a. Conjorado, consplrador.
tConspiration, a. Conspiradon ; nnlon.
Conspirator, 9. Conspiradon oonspirador.
To Conspire, «n. Conspirar, mju^ainar; li>
garse, oonjorarse.
Conspirer, i. Consplrador. [splrantes.
Conspiring powers, a. (Mec) Fuerzas con-
Conspirlngly, ad, Conspirando criminal-
mente.
tConspiseation, «. Y. JnapintaUon.
Constable, 9, Cundestable. Con«ktbU of
th6 TbfMT, Oobemad<« de la Torre de
L6ndres. £n los Estadoe Unldoa oofwfrc-
bU es simplemonte on alguaoil, 6 esblr-
ro. Fird constable^ AlsnaoQ mayor.
Constableshlp, «i Condestabib.
Constablewiok, a. La Jnrisdiodon dd oon-
destable 6 la de nn comlsario de cnarteL
Constancy, a. Constanda, flrmeia; Intrepi*
dez. [motable, persererantet.
Constant, a. Constant's s61ido ; resnelto, in-
constantly, ad. Constantemente.
To Constellate, tm. Reeplandecer, brillar.—
9a. Unlr 6 Juntar Tarioa euopos Teeplaii-
dedentea en ono. [Ilaintes.
Constdlation, 9. (Astr.) Consteladon, brl-
Consternation, a. Constemadon, terror, tor
presa. [Constiparse.
To Constipate, «a Espesar, oostmlr.— pn.
Constipation, a. Estrenimiento de vientr-
consdpadon.
Constituont, a. ConstltntiTo ; constltnyentt^
eomltente.— <!. Constitnyente, elenccnta^
eeendaL
To Constitate, «& Gonstitnlr, scAalor ; eil
gir; dlpntar.
ConsUtnter, a. Constitnidor.
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OoQStltatioTi, A CoMtitnoloD ; esUdo ; or-
dtnanza; temperaincnto.
OoostltttUonftl, a. Oonstltnolonal, legtL
OoDStltatlonalist, «. Oonstltadonfti
Ooii8t!tatfonall7, ad. Constitacionalmente,
Oonstltotionist, & OonstitaclonftL
ConstttntlTe, o. ConaUtatiTo, l^sltttro;
MendaL [trlnglr. imp«dir.
To Conetnin, va. Conftrefiir, oblifsr; rea-
OoDStnlnable, o. Oonstrefiible. [foena.
CoutraiDedly, ad. For compulsion, por
CJonstndner, «. El qae obHn 6 precisa.
Uonstraint, 4, Constreflimlento^ coartadon,
aprezDio.
Ooiiatratiitiv4, a. Constrefilble.
To Constrict, va, Constrcftir; eetieehar,
arrnear, encoger. [constrlocion.
CoDstrlotlon, c Contraodon, encoglmlento,
Constrtetor, «, Gonatrlotor, cons&ingento,
Boibeaata^ [Mtracbar.
To CoDStrlnge, va, Constre&lr, comprlmir,
Oonstriogentia. ConstricdvOjConstringante.
To CoDstmct, va. Gonstmir, edlflcar.
Conatmotlon, a Constraodon ; Intarpreta-
don; aantida [d?ow
OonatroctioDalf a. Interpretatiro, eonstme-
ConatmctlTo, a. GonstmctlTO.
OoDStractiTelj, ad^ OonetmotlTainente.
Oooetraeiare, «. Estmotnra, edlfldo, ttbrica.
To Console, vo. Constmir; tnterpretar,
ezpUcar.
To Oonstdprate, va. Constmpar, deeflorar.
Gonatopratlon, a. Deefloramiento, eatapra
Consnbatantlal, a. ConsostaadaL
OoDsnbatantlalist, «. £1 qae cree en laoon-
sustandadon.
Consabstaatiality, «. ConsostaadaUdad.
To Conanbetantlate, f>a, Unir en una misma
BOBtandA 6 natoraleta.
€k>nsabeUuiiiate, a. Unldo.
Consabatantlatlonf t. Oonsastandaelon.
Consal, 4, 06nsal, el representante de nn
gobiema
Gonaolar, a. Consnlar.
Oonaolate, Oonaolahlp, t. Conaolado.
To Consult, wk ConaoltarBe.— «a. Consol-
tar. — vr. Aoonsdane eon 6 de.
Consolt, A Conanlta, parecer; Junta para
doterminar algnn asonta
Conanltatlon, a Consnlta, Janta. Oonaul'
UUion qf phyficians. Junta de in6dicoB,
7 opinion de ellosi
ConanltaUre, a, ConsnttlTO.
Coosnlter, s. Consoltante.
Consnmable, a. Coosnmiblei
To Consume, «€•. Consumir, aoabar, dee-
tmlr, dldpar, gastar— «fi. Consumlrse,
deabacerse, pereccr.
ConsuDoer, «. Conanmldor; dldpador.
To Consummate, «a. Consumer, aeabar, ter-
minar. [baL
Consummate, a* Conaomado, eompleto, ea-
Conanmmateij, ad^ Consnmadamente.
Consummation, a. ConsiunacioB ; muerte.
Gonsampdon, «. Didpadon, deetmedon,
rntna; oonsnndon, tisia. To be in a
cofieumpMoM, Estar tisico.
OoB6nmpttTe.aGoitfuntlvo,tiBloo; 6tloa
OonaomptlTeif ad. A' mancra de conenn-
CON
ConsumptiTeness, a. Prinopio de (
don.
fConsutUei a. Coddo nno con otra
tTo ContaDulate, «a. Entarimar.
tContabuIatlon, a. Entarimamlento.
Contact, A Contacto.
tContactlon, a. Contacto.
Contagion, a. Contaglo, paste, Inlbcdon.
Contagious, a, Contagioso, infbctado.
Conti^ousnees, «. Contagioso.
To Contain, ro. Contener, caber; Icdot^
abrazar; rd^nar.— ^m. Conteneru, aba-
tenerse.
Containable, a. Contenible. [pet
To Contamintte, va. Contarolnar, corrom
Contaminate, a. Contamlnado, corrompldr^ •
Contamlnatiou, «. Contaminacion.
To Contemn, vo. Despreclar, menospredar,
deseetlmar. [dor.
Contemner, «. Deapredador, menospreda*
To Contemper, «a. (Poco usado.) Atempe*
rar, moderar. pidad.
Contemperamont, a. Temple 6 grade de ca-
To Contemnerate, va, Contemperar, mode-
rar, templar.
Contemperation, «. Contomperadon ; tem-
ple; propordon.
To Contemplate, 9a. Contemplar, estndlar,
meditar. [clon ; estndio, oonsideradon.
Contemplation, a. Contempladon, medlta-
OonteroplatiTe, o. Contemplative, discnr-
sIto. [dada
ContemplatlTely, a<f. Con atendon y cut-
Contemplator, a. Contemplador.
Contemporarlness, a. Contemporaneidad,
sincronismo. [tanea
Contemporary, a. y a. Contemporaaeo, coe-
flo Contemporize, va. Haoer contempo-
ranea
Contempt, a. Dosprcdo, deaden, vllipendio.
Contemptible, a. Desnredable, vlL
Contemptiblenesa. *. Vileza, torpeza.
Contemptibly, ad, Yilmente.
Contemptuoua, a. Deedefloso, alUyo^inso-
lente, deepredador.
Contemptu<Midy, ad, Deaddkoaamente.
ContemptuousneiN, a. Despredo, altaneria.
To Contend, «a. y n. Contender, pretender;
Boetener, afirmar; competlr, lialar.
tContendent, Contender, a. Contendedor,
competidor, antagonlsta, rivaL
Content, a. Contento, satisfecbo.
To Content, «a. Contentar, Batlsflicer, com-
placer, agradar.
Content, a. Contento, aatlMkcdon, agrado;
eontenido: capaddad. C^E»Uen/i«,£ooon-
tenldo; taola de materia^
Contented, a Contento, satid'ecbo.
Contentedly, ad. Ctmtentamente, tranqnila'
menta
Contentedneaa, a. Contento. [cboeo.
Conteatfbl, a. Perfcctamente contento, di>
Contention, s. Contendon, debate, alterca*
don.
Contentloua. ck Contendoao, Iltlgloeo.
Contentiously, ad. Contenolosamente.
Contentfouaneaa, a. Eap&rltu contendoao /
litigioBa
Contentlcaa, a. Deaoontento, deeagrad&Aa^
tContantly, ad. Conteutamentak
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ObMtoDUiient. $. ContenUmioato, gusto, aa*
tts&ooion.
Oontermlnable, a. Lo que es capas de eer
oontenldo en loe mbmos limitet.
GontermlnaU, a. Lo que Uene el mlamo
llmite que otn cosa.
Conterminous, a. Oonflnante, llmitrofe.
tOonterranean, tContenraneoua, o. Conter-
raneo, palMno 6 compatriota.
♦Contesseratlon, a. Coleccion, coiOnnto.
To Contest, «a. Contostar, dispatar, Utigar.
— r*. Contender, competir.
Contest, A. Contienda, debate, altercadon.
Contestable, a. Contestable, disputable, con-
tencioso. [prneba.
Contestation, a. Contestaoion ; teeOmonio,
Contestingly, ad. Contonciosatnente.
Contestless, a. IndispnUble. [ra.
Context, «. Contexto, oontenldo ; oonteztn-
tTo Context, va. Entret^er. [inano.
Contextural, a. Lo que tooa al onerpo bn-
Contexture, a. Contextura, t^ldo, enlaxa-
miento.
Oontignation, A (Arq.) Contlgnacion.
Contiguity, «. G>ntls:ijidad.
Contiguous, a. Conttguo, Junto.
Contiguously, ad. Contlgnamente.
Contignousnesiya. Contigiildad, veclndad.
Continence 6 Continency, a. Contineneia,
templanza, castidad.
Continent, a. Contlnento, casto ; continno.
Continent, a. Continenio.
Continental, a^ Continental
Continently, ad. Castamente.
tTo Continge, va. Tocar, aloanzar.
Contlngence 6 Contingency, a. Contingeu-
cia, aoonteolmiento.
Contingent, a, Contingcncla, oasnalldad;
oontingente, cuota.
Contingent, a. Contingente, casual
Contingently, ctd. Contingentemento.
Contlngeotneas, a. Contingenoia, easnalidad.
Continual, a. Continna
CoBtinnally, ad. Continuamenta.
Continualness, a. Permaneocla.
Continuance, a. Coniinnadon, permanon-
cia; demora, dilacion, persereranda.
To Continnate. oo. Juntar eatreehameata.
Contlnnate. a. Continuado, no Interrumpido.
GoDtinuateiy, ad. Sin iDtermlslon.
Continuation, *. Continnaeion, duncfon,
seguida, serie. [da.
Conunnative, a. Continnaeion 6 permanaii-
Oontlnnator, 9. Continuador.
To Oontlnuo, wu Conttnoar, durar, perse*
Tsrar, niorar.— vo. Contlnnar ; prolongar,
perpetoar.
Continuediy, ad. Contlnnadamente.
CoBtlnner, a. Continnador, perseverador.
Continuity, a. Continuidad, ooherenda;
anion, enlace.
Continuous, a. Cnntinao, unldo 6 Jnnto.
To Contort, va. Torcer, oontorcer.
Contortion, a. Contorsion.
Contour, a. Contomo 6 perfl!.
Contra, prep, tnaap. Cobtnu
Oootraband, a. Contrabando matute.~<ik
Prohibido, ilegal
ITo Contraband, «a. Introdudr gteerca
prcbibldoa; haeer al ^cotrabando.
MO
OON
Contrabandist, a. Coatrabandlata, matatera
To Contract, to, Contraer, aprotar, eoto-
ger; eontratar.— vn. Contraerae; paotac
Contract, & Contrato, pacto; emonaaka;
oontrata. (oontrato.
Contractedly, ad^ En fonna 6 k modo da
Contraotednesa, a. Contraocion; aorat^
mlonto, oprealon. [traetabuldad.
ContraotiblUty, ContraetlbleDaaa, §. Coa-
Cuntraotlble, a. ConbticUble.
Contractile, a. (M6d.) Contr&ctil, lo qua ai
puede contxaer par al
Contraction, a. CoLCraodon; abrerlatitra.
Contractor, a. Contratantc [oontrariar.
To Contradict, va, Contradedr; <
Contradictor, 4. Contradictor.
Contradiotion, a. Contradicdon, < .
implicacion, oootrarledad, Ineongraeaolal
tContradiotional, a, V. lMon»iMmL
CoBtradietious, a. Contradictorio, taMonasa
Contradlctiooaneaa, a. ImpUeadoo, Inco-
nexion.
Contradictorily, ad, ContradlotorlameiiteL
Contradletorineea, a. Opoairion en aama
grado. [trarieoad, taofwaiatieaeia.
Contradictory, a, Contradictorio.— «. Ooo-
tContradistinot, a. Diatingnldo por oaU-
dadea opueatas, oontradiatinto.
Oontradiadnotion, a. DIatinciOQ por call
dadea opuestaa. In amtraditUnattcn^
Por contradiatindon.
Contradiatinotive, a. Contradlatintiva
To Contradlstingaish, «& Contradtatltegiiir.
—vn. DistingoJr por oalidadea opuestaa.
Contraflasnre, a Oontraabertnra.
Contraindicant, Contralndieadon, at. Con
tralndioante^
To CoDtralndioate, to, Contimindlcar.
tContranatural, a. ContranatiuraL
Contraposition, «. Contrapoatdon.
Contraregolarlty, a. Contrariedad.
tContrariant, a, Kepngnante, eontradieCorla.
Contrariea, «. pi Oontrarloa, oalidadea, omh
trarias. fooropatiblUdad.
Contrartety, a. Contrariedad, opoakdon, la
Contrarily, ad, Contrarlamante.
Contrarineaa, t, Contxarledad.
tCootrariouSj a, Contrario, opneaio.
tContrarionsIy, ad. ContrartaoMate.
Contrariwise, o<f. Al contrario, al raraa.
Contrary, a, Contrario, opoeato, cootradio>
torio, discorde.— a. Contrario. Icon aof
nolMnff to the eontrary^ Nada tenso qua
oponer 4 eso. (peoir.
tTo Contrary, 9a, Oponer, oontradecTr, Im-
Contrary-minded, a. Da direxao paraoer.
Contrast, a; Coatraste, opoddoo ; diferenda
To Contrast, va, Contrastar, oponer; farlar
Contrarallation, a. ContraTaladon,
To ContraToae, wl Contravanir^ Sitfringls
▼lolor.
Contrayener, a. ContravaQtor, ififraofcar.
Contravention, a. CfmtravendoD, tnfraoeico.
Contravarsion, «. Vadta al lado oruaalo.
Gontrayerva, t, <BoL> Contrayarba.
tContrectation, a. Tocamieoto^ maaoaaa
Contributary, a. Contriboyenta, oontributa-
rio. [boir, ayodar, eoopctar
To Contribute, ao. Gontributr.— «fiw Oaatii
Contributor, a. 7. Ocmiributor,
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OiMitrlbntlon, «. Ooopendon, oonearreneU;
oontrtbacion ; tributo. [oontribatlTO.
Contiibntive,(i. CkK>p«rente ; oontriboyento,
Contribntor, «. Contrlbnidor, contribnyente.
Contributory, <k Cooperanto 6 contrlbu-
*ento.
tOoDtrifltatlon, «, (Ant) Entrlateelmlento.
Contrite, a. Qaebrantado, noacbacado; oon-
trito, pesarofio, penitente.
Contritenes«,«.€Jontricion, arr«pantlniiento.
Contrition, «. Polverizaclon ; oontridon,
peaar.
Contrirable, a. Imaglnablo.
Contrivance, s. Idea, plan; traza, roa&a;
ooncoptov maqulnaolon.
To Contrive, va, Inventar, inii^nar.~«*».
Trazar, delineai\ concertar, nuuiejar.
Contrivement, «. Traza, invencion.
Contriver, a. Trazador, aator, inventor.
Control, a. Contraregiatro, comprobante ;
oensnra, Inspecdon ; poder.
To Control, va, Beprimir, predomlnar; go-
bemar; registrar; critlcar.
Controllable, a. Si^eto d vista 6 revlsta.
Controller, a. Conto«lor, inayordomn, vee-
dor, r^^lstrador. [veednria.
ControUership, a. Contraloria; mayordomk^
Controlmcnt, a. Beetrioeion, BcOocloiii ^po-
aicion; Inmeooion.
ControveTsial, a. Lo que perteneee k laa
controverslos 6 diu>utaa. [dor llterarlo.
Controverslaliat, a. Oontroversiata, dlaputa-
Oontroverry, a Controvovla, diaputa, de-
bate, pleito. Taltercar.
To Controvert, «a. Controvertlr, aiapatar.
Con trover ter, Controvertist, 9. Controver-
sista. [table.
Controvertible, a. Controvertible, diapu-
Contumadona, a. Contnmaz, robelde, in-
flexible.
Contnmaeionaly, ad. Contnmazmente.
Contumacionsness, a. Coniutnada, obetina-
oion. [naddad, dnreza.
Contumacy, 9. Contumaela, rebeldia; te-
Contumellona, a, Contnmelioeo, afSrentoao,
vergonzoeo, ignominioao.
Contnmeltonaly, €uL Contomelioaamente.
Contnmelionanefia, Contumely, ». Contnme-
lia, baldon, ultr^e, inaulto. [cbacar,
To Contuse, va. Contundir, magnllar, ma-
Contusion, a. Contuaion.
Conundrum, a. Aoert^o, adlvinanza.
Convalescence d Convalesoency, 9. Conva-
lecencia.
Convalescent, a. Ciinvaledente.
Oonvenable, o^ Lo que puedo Jnntarse.
Ta Convene, i^ Con vocar, oongregar ; citai.
— ««. Convenir.
Jtonvenee, «. El qua so Junta con otxox
Convenor, & Convocador.
Convenience 6 Convenlency, «. Convenien-
da, oomodidad, oportunidad. [tuna
Convenient, a. Convcniente, o6modo, opor-
CouTenlently, ad. C6modamente.
OMvening. a. Courendon.
Convent, a. Conventa
tTo (Vmvent, va, CItar 6 emplazar delonte
dal Juac— vn. Conourrir, luntar.
IkiiiTaBtielo, a; ConT>ntlouio, eoocQUboIo,
jnzita dasdeUIna.
CON
flo Conventide, vt%. Pertenecer & nn coo-
vent&culo.
Conventider, a. £1 quo sostiene 6 froonenta
convontkuIoH 6 condlidbuloa.
Convention, a. Convencion, oongreso, Junta;
oontrato, tratado. [clonal, eatipuladow
Conventional, ConventSonary, a. Con van-
Conventionist, a. Contratista.
Conventual, a. Conventual, el que reside on
un oonvento. — a. Conventual
To Converge, vn. (O'pt) Converger, diri*
girse d un mlsmo punto.
Convergent, Converging, a. Convergenta.
Conversable, a. Conversable, sociable.
Converaableneas, a. Sodabilidad. [menta
Conversably, ad, Bodablemente, afablo>
Conversant, a. Yersado en, experimentad(H
&miliar; concemiente, tocante.
Conversation, a. Conversadoo, eonferencta,
Cuniliaridad; eonducta.
tConvcrsationed, a. Urbano, oortca.
ConversatiTe, a. Conversativo, sociable.
Conversazione, a. Tertulia.
To Converse, vn, Conversar, vivlr con otro
y tratar con 6\ ; platicar.
Converse, «. Conversadon, pldtlca, Cunilia-
ridad, comerda (Oeom.) Conversa, pro-
posidon opnesU a la directa.
Conversely, €UL Mutuamente.
Conversion, a. Conversion ; mudanza do una
religion ft otra. [abl«.
Conv^rsive, a. Conversivo, tratable, sod
To Convert, va. Convertir, trasmutar.— «fk
Convertlrse, mudarse.
Convert, & Converso 6 oonvertido. Ifttt
eonveH, Ne6flto.
Converter, a. Mlsionera
Convertibility, a. Capaddad da conversloa.
Convertible, a. Convertible, trasmutable.
Coovertibly, ad. Redprooamente.
Convex, a, Convezo ; ouerpo droular.
Convexed, a. Convexo, elevado en flgura
drcuiar.
Convezedly, ad. En Ibrma 6 flgura convex*.
Convexi^, a. Convexidad.
Convexly, ad, Conrexamente.
Convexnesa, a. Convexidad.
Convexo-concave, a, Convexo-e6ncava
To Convey, va, Trasportar; traamitir ; traa-
ferlr; nartldpar. [conduddo.
Conveyable, a, Capaz de ser trasportado 6
Conveyanoe, a. Conduccion, trasporte; en-
trega; manqjo secreto.
Conveyancer, a. £1 eaeribano que baoe la
escritnra de traspaso 6 en(\)enadon de
dominia [impostor.
Conveyer, a. Conductor, mensi^ero ; truhan,
Conyidnity, e. Proximidad, vedndad.
To CouTict, va. Convencer; oonfUtar, re*
ftitar. [condenado por an dolita
Convict, a. Convicto, el reo oonvenddo j
tConvict, a. Convenddo.
Convictible, a. Convendble. [fhtadoa
Conviction, a. Conviodon; oonfutadon, ro«
CoQTictive. a. Convlnoante.
Convictivelyi ad, Convinoentemeate.
To Convino^ va, Conrancor; ponar «i
eTidenda, Jnzgar.
Conyincement a. (Poco naada) Convlcclon
Convincer, a. Conrenoedor.
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OtiiTiDclbI«, a. Convencible; «oiiTino«nte.
GonviDoiogly, ad. ConTinoentemeDie.
OOQTlQcingnesa, A Conyiodoo, dTideneU 7
ftierza de ki razon one ooDvenoei
Oonvivial, a. OonrlvUl, feetlTo.
To Oonrooate, va, Convocftr, dtar, Uamar.
CoBTocfttioD, A CToiiTOoadon ; Junta del
elero 6 siDodo. [reunir.
To Convoke, wu Conroear^ citor, Jaatar,
To Ck>STolve, wt, ArroIUr, revolver, eovol-
\9T, [oam|MUUL
ConvoIvQias, «. (Bot) Oonv^volo, yedra
Convolated, a. ArroUado, enwelto, nple-
gada [volver; ooi\{anto.
Convolatfon, t. La acdon de arroUar 6 en-
To Oonvojr, va. Con vovar, esooltar, gnardar.
Oonvo7, t. Convoy 0 conaerva, eacolta 6
guardia.
To Convnlae, «r. Convelene, oonvnlsarse,
Irrltane, alterane las fibres del onerpo;
arrebatar, llevar tras si el toima To bs
eonwUted with lauffhUr^ Pereoor de rise.
Convulsion, A Convolsion, espaamo; in-
qoietad ; oonmodon, alboroto^ revolocion.
Convulsive, a. Convulslva
Convnlsively, ad. Convolsivamente.
Cony, t, Con^a OonV'Skint 6 toooZ, T.
£al>ba-«kku 6 fiooL Y. Sknpl^on.
Young cony, Oaapo, gazapUlo. Xgoera.
Cony-boiTOW, A Concjen, vfvar 6 madri*
tTo Conycatch, tm. Enganar, defraodar 4
loe simples 6 boboa.
tCony-oatcher, a Ladron ratero.
To Coo, WK Arrullar, como paloma 6 t6r-
tola; deeir ternezsa. (Fam.) Enanorar.
Cooing, A AtncUvo, halago; arrollo de
palonuA [Bodeeon.
Cook, A Cocinero, codnera. Oook^9 SA^yp,
Cook-maid, 4^ Codnera. [eodna de navia
Cook-room, a (N&n.) Foffon de nn biO<>lt
To Cook, «& Codnar, gouar, aderezar las
vlandaa.
Cookery, A Arte de eodna.
Cool, a. Frio, ft^soo ; flojo, lndlibrent&— a
Frescura 6 fresco.
To Cool, WL Enfriar, refresoar, entibiar,
atemperar, templar la tra.--im» Befrescar,
enMsrae, tempiarse, moderane el enojo
6 coalquiera pasion^ [azikcar y bomyA
Cool-cup, A Beblda becba de vino, agna,
Cooler, A Garapifiera, garrafk (MM.) £0-
ftigeranto.
Cool-headed, a. Tibio, sin pasioneA
Cooling, a. Befrescante, fresco, reftigerati vo;
tibio, floja
CooHsb, a. Fresco.
OooUy, ad. Fresoamente, Mamente.
CooUess^. Fresco, frio; frialdad; fi-eaoura.
Goom, A HoUin de homo ; el unto negro que
despiden loe ^es de las ruedas de um car-
rosvoocboA
Coomb, A Medida ingleaa do euatro fonegas.
Ooon, A Caponera, gallinero ; rediL
To Coop, wu B^janlar, encarcelar.
Coopee, A CupVpMO de bailo.
To Cooperj«a. Hacer 6 Ikbrtcar barriloA
Oooper, A Tondero.
Cooperage, a Jomal de tonelero. el dlnero
que se le da por an trabi^; toao j> per-
toncdente 4 la toneleria.
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To Cooperate, ««i. Co<^|Mrsr.
Cooperation, a Cooperedon. ^
Cooperative^ a, Cooperatlvo; oooperanta.
Cooperator, a Cooperador. [g«ctea
tCooptatton, a Adopdon, asooiadoa, s^ji*-
Coordinate, ck Coordinado.
Coordioately, odw Coordinadamenta
Ooordinateness, Coordinaiion, A Coordiaa-
don, m6todo, colooadon.
Coot, A (Oen.) Negreta, espede de 4nadau
tCop, A Cima, oumbre, pnnta; moAow
Copaiba, Coplvl, A Copay, oopalbA.
Copal, A Goma, copal 6 inime.
Coparcenary, Coparceny, a Derecbo Sgoal
por snoesion 4 algona AerendA.
Coparcener, a Coheredero.
Copartment, a Y. OompctHmeivL
Copartner, A Compafiero, aodo, aaodado.
Copartnership, a Compafiia, aododad, mo
dadon.
tCopatain, a, Alto, pontiagodo.
Cope, A Ohm plaviaL Y. Cap. Ooalqvlar
cobertura, eomo el cdnoavo del otete,
cima de b^vedaA
To Cope, MBw Cnbrir, poaer also en la cabesa;
camibiar; contender.— ^n. Compelir, veoir
4 las manoe; sobresalir.
Copemican. a Copemleaiio.
Copier, A Coplante, coplsta; plaglariow
CopinK,A Albardilla, caballetode uoa pand ;
oumbre de edifldo; troeoo^
Copiooa. a. Copioso. abondantei dlftuo, rioa
Copioosly, ad» CoploaameBtA fprofhsloa.
Copiousness, a Aonndanda, reoandaneiA
Cipped, a. Copado, copetodo.
Coppel, A Y. CuptL
Copper, A Cobre, metal ; caldera grand*.
Copperas, A Capiuroaa, vitriolo verde, aol-
iato de hierro.
Copperish, Coppery, a, Lo que tione eobi«.
Coppo^nose, a Narlz de tomate 6 do color
decobrek
Copper-plate, a TiAmina de oobrs, la plaa-
oba de cobre para grabar. Oopp4r'^piaU
jwifite. Estampaa, Uminai
Calderera
grabar. (
.ttnoinaA
Coppersmith, a (
Copper-work, a F4brica de cobre.
Copperworm, a Broma, gutaao de kw na-
vios;arador. [4monado.
C(^^{ce, A Monte bajo, bosque que se oorta
Copple-dust, A Y. Oupd-^MiL
Coppled, a. Lo que se eleva en forma o6nioA
V. Copped.
Copropriotor, A Copropietarla
Copse, A Y. Ooppics. [cortadca
To Copse, va. Conservar lot boaqo^t
Copsy, a, Lo que pertenece 4 loa
M^OA [Egipdos <
Coptic, A Copto^ la lengoa antigua de ka
To Copulate, «a. Unlr, cstrediar vna tarn
con otrA— ^pfk Aynntarae 6 onizaA
tO^nlate, a. Unlda
Copulation, a Cupula, ooito; ooi^andoa.
Copulative, a. (Gram.) Copolattvo, ooi^nc
nva — A (Gram.) Coigondon. UnioM
matrimonial
opy, A Copia, traslado; original maaii»-
mto; instramento legal de eotrsfpa;
^{emplar; mnestra. [Contrshacer
To Copy, 90, Coplar, traslad^r ; iroltar.'— tk
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Gopz-book, «. Cnaderao pan planas t otroe
naos.
Copyer, Copy^Bt, V. Copier.
Copjhold, t, (For.) Espede do enflt^nsis,
ftrrendamlento temporal, Unenclade tier>
raa por oeoso 6 por feado. rsaallsta.
Copjholder, «. Enflteata, arrendaaor, oen-
Copjrrfgbt, a La propiodad de una obra
Utorarla. [ababoL
GoqadHoot, «. Color rojfzo. (Bot) Ababa,
To Ooqaet, va.yn. Ck>car, haocr coeoa, re-
qoebrar, cortejar, galantear.
Coqaetry, «. Goqaeteria; inoonstanda 6
Yeleldad on las majerea.
Coqnette, ^. Ooqueta; carantottera.
CkNnude, «. Barca de peecadores bocha de
caera
Coral, «. Cora], espede de arbosto martna
Coralline, a. Conuina— «. Coralina.
Coralloid, Coralloidal, a. Coralina {rant
tCorant, t, Danza 6 baile ttsero. Y. Om-
Gorban, <. Ceplilo 6 oestlllo para pedtar
Ilmosna.
Corbeila. A (MU.) Cestones.
Ccrbel, Corbil, «. (Arq.) Cesta sobre la ca-
beaa de la oariAtide; saledizo fbera de las
paredea.
Corb7, a. (Om.) Coerro.
Cord, A Coerda, soga, lazo, oabo, cordeL
To Cord, va. Eooordelar, atar 6 amarrar cod
caerdaa.
Cordage, «. Cord^fe. Twios4aid cordage^
Cabos coDtrahedio& J'laiUd cordage^
Cafotaa.
Corded, a. Hecbo de caerdaa.
Cordelier, «, Fralle frandscano.
Cordial, «. Cordial, remedio confortatlTO.
Cordial, a. Cordial, conibrtativo ; alncero,
decorazon.
Cordiality, s. Cordialidad, ainoerldad.
Cordially, <id. Cordlalmente, alnoeramente.
Cordlalneaa, «. 8incerldad, afeeto oonUaL
Cord-maker, «. Cordelero, aosnero.
Cordon, t. Cordon, flla de piedraa entre la
moralla y el parapeto ; cordon, dngalo.
Cordovan, Cordwaln, «. Cordoban, para
haoer sapatosj caero onrtido del caballo.
Cordwainer, «. Zapatero.
Cord- wood, «. Coerda de lefia, la porclon.
Core, M. Corason; cuesco de la huta; en-
Ibrmedad dol ganado lanar; fondo; poa.
Coregoncy, t. Corregenda, calidad del qae
es regonte con otro.
Coregent, t. Corrctfente.
CorelaUre, a. Y. CorrdaUve.
Coriaceooa, a Hecbo de caero; eorreoao.
Coriander, «. (Bot) (>ilantro, calantra
(3orlnthlan, a. (Arq.) Corintio, el eoarto
6rden do arqutectara; libidlnoeo.
Corival, *. y w. Y. CorriwU. [tella,
Cork, a. Alcomoqae; ooroho; tapon de bo-
To 0>rk, WL Tapar botellaa ooa corchoa.
Corkootter, «. Tapotacro.
Corking^pln, s. AlClcr grande.
Oorkacrew, «. Tirabazon.
Oork-tree, «. Alcornoqae.
Corky, a. De corcho. [gloton.
Oomorant, 9. Corvejon, caorvo marlno;
f lorn, «, Grano, flrato y aemilla de laa mieeee.
Green com, Masorca do maiz freeea.
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(Hex.) Helote. Mica que aon eeti pot
8^:ar o trillar; callo.
To Com, «a. Balar ; deamenozar algona coaa.
Comage, «. La obligadon que en k> antigno
tenian ciertaa peraonaa de tocar la eometa
cnando invadian loa enemisoa.
fComamnte, e. InatromeDto de atre.
Corn-bind. «. (Bot) Espede de eorrogUda
Oomcbanaler, «. Berendedor de granoa.
Corn-crake, «. (Cm.) Y. Land-rail.
Comcotter, ai Cortador de calloa.
C!omea, t. C6mea.
Comd 6 Cornelian-tree, «. (Bot) Conejo
Cornelian, «. Comerina.
Comemoae, e. Comamoaa.
Comeona, a Comeo ; calloea
Comer, «. Angalo^ Mqaina. The inner
corner^ Kinoon. The outer corner^ £a«
qoina. Extremtdad.
Cornered, a. Eaqoioado. (cheta.
ComcT'etone, a. (Arq.) Biedra angular ; mo-
Coroerwiae, a«f. Diag^HMUmente.
(yoraet, *. Cometa; portaeatandartc ; tooa
de mi\}er; lanoeta para aangrar loa oa*
balloflL
Cornetoy, a. Comialon de portaoatandarte.
Cometer, t. £1 que toca la ooraeta.
Ckmi-fldd, a. Sembrado, el pedazo do izx-
reno sembrado de granos.
Com-ilag; «. (Bot) Oladiola
Cora-floor, «. Baelo de granero.
Ck>m-flower, t. Aznl^o, adano, coronilla.
Com-heap, a. Monton de grano.
Cornice, e. Coraisa.
Coraide, a. Oueroedco.
Comiculate, a. (Bot) Flor oomlculada.
Comiflo, a. Comiflco.
Coroigeroua, a. Coralgero.
Coraing-hoaacL t. La casa dondo ae redaoe
& grano la polvora. [Cornwall.
(3orai8b, a. Lo qae perteneoe al paia de
Com-land, «. Tierra aembrada 6 deetinada
para aembrar.
(^m-loft, a. Granera [dnla.
(^ora-marigold, «. (Bot) Espede de calto-
Cora-meter, a. Medidor de granos.
Cora-mill, e, Mdtino para moler trigo y
otros granoiL 6 el edindo donde ae maele.
Corn-pipe. «. BillMto hecko con cl tallo dol
trigo 0 de la arena.
Cora-rocket, t. (Bot) Espede de roqueta.
Cora-rose, e. (Bot) Ababa, ababol. ainapola.
Cora-salad, a. (Bot) Maeha, Talerlanilla.
Coraocopia, a, Coranoopia; alcartu, ca
corucbo. [la lb del matrimonio
To Oraute, wl Poner loa oneraoa, flUtar *
(Jorautod, a. Corauda
Corauto, at. (Brando, el marldo cava mt^e*
ha fUtado i la fldelidad oonyagaX
CJorQUtor, e. El que baoe ooraudo k algono.
CJora-Tlolet, a. (Bot) Espede de camponala.
Coray, & Hecbo de cuerao, comeo, oalloso;
lo qae prodace 6 contiene graoa
Corollary, a. Corolario, oonsectario.
Cknrona, a. (Arq.) Corona de entablamanta
Coronal, a. Coronal; corona, gairaalda.— a.
Coronal, lo pertenedente al hoeso ootonaL
C<m>nary, a, Coronario, lo qne perteneoe i
la corona.
Coronation, a. Coronadon.
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Ooroiwr, «. Coroner, enyo oflelo es indagtr
1m CROsas de las muartM r^>entinas.
Coronet, 4l La o<m>iis particular qae cor-
renpondo & !o« titaloa aegan au claae.
Corporal, A Cabo 6 eaporaL— ci. Corporal,
oorp6reo; material
C'orporaJity, 9. Corporalldad, oorporeldad.
Corporally, ad. Corporalmente.
Corporate, a. En oaerpo 6 en comnnldad;
general; unldo.
ITo Corporato, vn. Uniraa, Ineorporane.
Corporately, ad. Corporalmente; nnlda-
mente. [don.
Ccrporatensas, «. Comonfdad, incorpora-
Corporation, «. Cabildo ; corporadon, socie-
dad, gremio.
Corporeal, a. Corp6reo.
Corporealtot, ». Materlaliata, el qae nlega la
inmaterlalidad del alma.
Corporeality, s. Corporeidad. [mente.
Corporeally, <id, liaterialmente, corporal-
Corporeity, 9. Corporeidad, materialidad ;
solidez.
tCorporeona, a. Corp6rea [Santolma
Corposant, Corpoaance, a. (NAo.) Foego de
Corps, «. Cnerpo de ejdrcito; cuerpo de
guardia.
Corpse, «. Cadiver. [gordnra.
Corpulence, Corpulency, «. Corpolencia;
Corpulent, a. Coipolento, gordo.
Corpuscle, 8. Corp6aoulo, atoma par.
Co^uscular, Corposcnlarian, a. Corpuscu-
tTo Corrade, va. Kaer, cortar, erofUr; re-
c<^r. [miamo punto.
Corradiation, «. Union «]e loa rayos en un
To Correct, to. Corregir, reprender, caati-
gar; enmendar, ainooestar; dulcifloar.
Correct, a> Correcto, revlsto 6 acabado con
cxaotitHd.
Correction, a. Corrocdon, castigo, enmienda,
lima, reforma; censnra, pena.
Corrective, a. CorrecUvo.— «. Corrective,
rostricclon.
Correctly, ad. Correctamente.
Correctness, 9. Exactitud, correccion.
Corrector, 9. Corredor, reformador, revisor.
(MM.} CorrecUvo; dnldfleante.
Corrc^aor, 9. Corregldor, maglstrado on
Espafla.
To Correlate, vn. Tener reladon reciproca.
Correlate, 9. La persona que tieno correla-
don con otra.
Correlative, a.y9. Correlattva
Correlatlvenees, a. Correladon, oorresiMm-
denda, rdadon reciproca. [slon.
tCorroption, «. Castigo, enmienda; repren-
To Correspond, vn. Correeponder; estar de
acnerdo; corrcspondcrse.
Correspondence, Correspondency, a. Corres-
ponaencia; Intdigenola; amlstad 6 corner^
do m6tno.
Correspondent, a. Correspondlente, confor-
mo.— A Correspondlente, oorresponaal.
Correspondently, ad, Correepondiente-
mente.
tCorrespondve, a, Correspondlente, oon-
fbrme.
Corridor, 9, Corredor.
Corrlgtble, a. Corredble.
Corrival, «. Competidor, rival— cr. Opnesto.
M4
COR
iTo Corrtva}, vn. Contends , eompetfr, rl>
valizar. IvaUdad.
Corrivalrr, «. Competenda, eonOenda, ri-
Corrivalahlp, a, Opoideloii, emoladoo, com-
petidon. [una
fro Corrivate, va. Unlr mncboe arroyob en
Corroborant, a. Corroboranto.
To Corroborate, va. Corroborar, o(Mifi»tar,
fortalecer, oonfirmar. i^var.
tCorroborate, a. Corroborado, eatableddo.
Corroboration, a. Corroboradon, oonflrma-
don. rrante. — a. ConAwtatSvo.
Corroborative, a. Corroborativo, oorrobo-
To Corrode, va. Corroer.
Corrodent, a. y a. (Pooo usada) Corrodra
tTo Corrodiate, tw. V. 7b Corrode.
CorrodlbUity 6 CorrodbiUty, «. La oaUdad
de ser oorrodble.
Corrodible, a. Corrodblei [6 rentaa.
Corrod V, 9. Diminudon 4 b^a en loa aalailoa
Corrodble, a. Corroilble.
Corrodbleneea, «; V. CorrodibiUty.
Corrosion, 9. Corrodon. [oante.
Corrodve. o. 7 «• Corrodvo, mordaz, pi
Corrosively, ao. Corrodvamente.
Corrodveneas, 9. Lo calidad que ooostitay*
nna cosa corrodva 6 mordicante.
Cormgant, a. Lo que armgad baoe srmgaa.
To Corrugate, va. Arrugar.
Corrugate, €k Arrugado. [enooglmleoto
Corrugation, «. Corrugadon, contraodoa,
Corrugator, 9. El qne arruga.
Corrupt, a. Corrompldo, eormpto, d^mnra-
do, scduddo, sobomado.
To Corrupt, va. Corromper, malear, adults
rar; sobomar, sedueir; infectar. — vm.
CorrMnperse, podrirse. [dor.
Corrupter, «. Corrupter, eeductor, eoboma*
tComiptful, a. Corrumpente; sedndivoL
CorruptibiUty, a. CorruptlblUdad.
Corruptible, a. Corrupable.
Corrupttbleneaa, a. Cormptibilidad.
Corruptibly, ad. De nn mode ooiruptible
Corrupting, a. Cormpdon, adnlteradon.
Cormption, 9. Comipdon, vldo, bedtoc^-
dei; engaik); raaklad.
Corruptive, a. Corruptlva
Corruptless, it. Inoormptlble, Sntegro, recta.
Corruptly, ad. Corrompidamente.
Corruptneas, 9. Corruptela, oormpdon, pn«
trenodon, Tldo.
Corruptresa, $/. Corrompedora.
Corsair, a. Corsario, pirata.
Corse. 9. Cad&ver. [pedio de todo Sneeetoi
Corselet, 9. Coeelote. (Ent) Coadete, >fi!
To Corselet, V€U Cubrir 6 defender como m
oosdete.
Corso-preacnt, a. Eegalo que ae haoo oon
motivo de la mnerte de alguno.
Corset, 9. Corsd, JustUlo de mujer.
Cortea, «. Cdrtes, la reunion de loa reprasen
tantes del pueblo eq;>aftoL
Cortes. a.'Cortoza. [oorteaiL
Cortical, a. Cortical, lo que perCeneoe A la
Corticated, a. Sem^uite a la oortenc
Corticoso, a. (Poco nsada) Corteanda
Corret 6 Oorretto, 9. Corveta da nn oaballo.
Corrdte, a. Correta. Mobaroad<»i de f|;naTa
Conmdam, a. (Min.) Z&ftro; oorfndon, dia
mante para cortar "rtdHfla.
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COT
Oomieut, <L Cornscantor rasplandflclonto.
To Oornacate, tn. Beladr, resplandeoer.
Oonisoation, «. Relimpago; reipUodor.
CcNTbuitea, «. CoribADteB, noerdotot de la
dtoMCibdlea [bantaB; manlatlco.
Corybantio, a. Lo quo peiteneoa k loa eori-
Gorymbiated, tk (Bot> knramiUotado.
CoiTinbiferoua, a. (Bot) Corlmbiforo, loqne
Ueva corimba [de da infloraecencia.
Coiymbua, «. (Bot) Corimbo, maoeta, eape-
Ooyypheiia, a Corifeo ; director, giiia, Jcie.
Uoidnoinancy, a. Adlvinadon por medio
deanacritm.
OoMcant, «. (Oeom.) Coseoante.
f 0 Coeeo, twi. Y. 7b Ooe&n,
Coaine, a. (Oeom.) Goseno.
Ooametio, a. 7 «. Coam^tico.
Coamic. Ckmnioal, a. Lo quo perteneoe al
nrando; k> que sale 6 aa pone oon el aoL
Coamically, oo. Con el sol.
Cosmogony, t. Coamogonk, el sistema de la
formacion del nniverao.
Cosmogonlst, «. Cosmogonista.
Ooemocraphet, t. Coam6erafo, el qua aabe 6
enaefia la estractura del moudo.
CoamograpbioaL a. Cosmogriflco.
Coemographically, acL Coemogr4flcamente.
Coamosrapby, a. Coemografki, la deaorip-
don del munda [cia<todano del mando.
GoemopoUtan, Cosmopolite, a Goemopolita,
. CoBsacka, «. Coaacoa, eaballeria llgera de
Btuia.
Coaset, A Cordero crlado sin la madre.
Co6t,«.Coste; expenaaa,ga8toa;oo8ta,dafio,
p^rdida. [Cueato lo que cueate.
To Coat, «n. Coatar. Cost what it may^
Ooatal, a. Lo perteneoiente k las coatillaflk
Coatard, a. Maniana redonda. [FruiUrtr,
Coatard-moneBr, Coster-monger, a. Y.
Costive, a. £streftido yientre; impenrio;
frlo, reserrado.
Coativeneaa, a. Conatlpacion ; frialdad.
CoaUeas, a. Sin eoeto de balde.
Coatlineaa, a. Sontaosidad.
Costly, o^ Coetoeo, caro, diqtendloao; mag-
nifloo, esplSndido.
Coetmary, a. (Bot) tanaoeto.
tCoetjrel, a. Botolla 6 fraaoo.
CJoatame, a. La oaanxa moda6 estilo de difo-
rentes paisea ; tnyea. fotro.
OMofTerer, a £1 qae mtr^ algon mal con
Cot, a. Caba&a. eboza, albeigue; hamaca;
cordero manso; deaeoho de lana: catro.
To Cotabolate, ta, Y. To OontalmkUe,
Cotangent, a. (Geom.) Cotangento.
Cote, a. Y. Cottaffe y Sheep/old.
Cotemporary, o. Contemporaneo, coetAneo.
£a major OmUmporary, famlgoa.
Ooterla, a. CorriUo, oorro, tertnUa, jonta de
Clbthnmna, a. Cotomo. Y. JSuakiiu
Ootlllon, a Baile, en>ede de contradansa.
Ootland, a. Pedaxo ae terrono pertenecionte
iunaobosa.
Cotqaean, a Harlcon, eaxolero, marlcaaera.
Cotawold, a. Bedll de eampo Ibmo y abierto.
Cottage, a. (Jabafla, cbosa, caaocba.
Cottitted, CL Lo one tiene oaballas 6 obocaa
tOottagely, a. BdaOoo. [(Cnba) Montero.
Cottager, Cotter, 9, B6atloo, aldeaao pi^o.
Cotton, 9. Alxodoo ; ootonSa. Upkind ect-
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COU
toTif Algodon de pellon largo. Saw ce^
icriy Algodon en rama. Cotton boffgin^
Lienzo de algodon para sacoa^ ikftton
halU, Bilo de algodon en bolaa. Catkm
in BpooU, Uilo de algodon en carretelea.
Cotton yam, (para tq^edorea,) liilaza de
algodon ; (para costureras) Ullo do tonssl
6 de pda Outton canibriCf Muselina
finisima. (Am.) Coco muy fina aatopilla
de algodon* [acolcbar.
To Cotton, vn, Levantar peluaa; salir bien;
CottonlUce, Cottony, a. Lleno de algodon;
biando, velloao; aoolcbada
Ck>tyla, Cotyle, a. (Anat) Cotila, la cavidad
de nn baeso que recibe la cabeaa de otra
Cotyledon, a. (Bot) Cotiledon 6 palota do la
semllla; cotiledon, planta.
To Concb, im. Aoostarse, echarae; arro<&«
llarae; agaobarse; agobiarse, encorvaraa
Colocar, sobre una <
——v*», \/viw«u, evuio uui» vmiin, SOlapaTi
encnbrir, disimolar; Inclnlr. [tongada.
Concb, a. Silla poltrona; canape; lecbo^
Concliant, a, Acostado, a^acbada
CoQcbee, $, La bora de rcoogerse.
Coucber, a. Ocnlista; cartulario.
CouobfeUow, a. CompaAero de cama.
Concbsraaa, a. (Bot) Grama.
CoQcbing, a. La op^racion de batlr laa cat*-
rata8conagm)a; enoonramlento.
Cougb, a. Too. Hooping-cough^ Toa ferlna,
aofocante, 6 convulsiva.
To Coosb, vn. Toser. — va. Arrancar 6 airo-
Jar del pecho lo que 4 nno le molesta.
Congber, m. Toaedor.
Coubage, a. (Bot) Y. Cotoitch, [lenta
Covin, a. (For.) Colnaion, convenio fmuda-
(^▼ing; a. (Arq.) Salediza
Omld, prA imp, del verbo Can, Icotdd
not do iiy No pode baoerlo. OotUd you
doUt Pudlora Y. baoerlo r
Coulter, a. Beja de arada [del dero,
Conndl, a. Condllo 6 consejo ; sinodo, junta
Ck>ancil-board, a. Beunion 6 seaion del o(«-
aeja
fTo Connite, «aw V. To UniU.
Counael, a. (3ons^o, aviso; prudencia; tra-
ma; abogado; consul tor.
To Counse^ va. Aoonsojar, dirigir, aviaar.
Counsd-keeper, a. £1 que ffuarda un secratou
Counsellablo, a. D6ciL [Qdente; abogada
Counsellor, a. CJonseiero, aoonadador: con*
Counsdlorsbip, a. £1 empleo, ofldo, plaza 6
dlgnidad de oonacjero.
To Count, «<k Contar,nnmerar; eonslderar,
repntar; impatar.«-«fk Idear, traBU", tift*
mar; contar, oonflar.
Count, s. Cuenta 6 dUcnlo, d&usnla; oonde.
(For.) Demanda, cargo, eiq)itnlo.
Countable, a. Oiutadero, oontabla.
Orantenanoe, a. 8emblante, cara, rostra,
contincntc, aspecto; potrocinlo, favor.
To b€ out of countenance, vr. Aboobor*
narse, deeconoertarse. To give counie*
nance, Apoyar, favorecer. [mantener.
To Conntenance, fxk Sostencr, proteger,
Conntenanoer, a. Fantor, fitvoraocdor, ad*
berenta
Counter, a Contador, contante ; moatrador.
Sin.) Boredilla. Antobraza Counter*
ntoa,flcbaa.
Digitized by VjOOQlC
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Ooonter, ad. Cootri. al oontnnlo, al NT6&
7b run couwUr^ Oponene; fUtar A.
To Ommtonot, oo. ContnrUr, impedlr, «•
torbar; fhistrar.
Ooanteraotfon, a Opoeloioii.
CoonterattractloD, a. Atraocion opa«ata.
Ooootar-amboscado, m. Contraemboeeada.
Ooanter-approaohM, «. p^ (Fort) Contra'
aprochea 6 oontraataquea.
To Coanterbalanoe, «a. Oontrapeau't con-
traniatar, compenaar. [oompenradon.
Coanterbalanoef «. Contrapeso, oqaillbrio,
Ooantorbond, & Obligacion dada k un flador
POT la peraona 4 qalen fi6.
To OoanterbnH; «a. Bechaiar, rapeler.
flonnterbol^ a Bocbazo. [do lfbro&
Ooontercaster, «. Mai aritm^tloo o tonodor
Ooantarobange, «. Contracambio.
To Countercoange, vo. Dar y tomar reci-
procameate.
Gonntercbargo, & BecrlmSnadon.
Oonntercbarm, «. Dosonoanto.
To Countercbann, ca. Doaencantar.
To Ooantorcbook, «a Oponor, contraatar.
Coantercbcck, «. Oposlclon, repalaa.
Ooonteronnning; «. Astoela opueata 4 otra.
Coaiitercurrent,«: ConientoooDtraria4otra.
Oonnterdeod, a. Contraesoriiora, acto partl-
cnlar que detbaoe on todo 6 en parte algnn
otro acto publico. [Hon.
tCounterdistinction, «. Y. OoniradUUnO'
Ck>nnterevidence, t. OontraeTidenda, tosti-
monio opoeeto.
To Counterfeit, «a. Falsear, contrabaoer;
lUsiflcar, foijar. — on. Fingir, diaimalar.
Counterfeit, «. Falaeador, iDipoator, falaifica-
dor; impostnra, engafto. — a. Contrahe'
cbo, Maiftoado. engaftoeo, fingido. OouH'
UrfsU coin, Moneda felaa.
Goanterfelter, a. Falaario, iUalflcador, iml-
tador. CounUr/BiUr of ooift, Monedero
fklso.
Counterfelt]7, ad. Falsamente. [otro.
Connterferment, a. Fennento contrario k
tCoonterfesance, a. Falsificaolon.
Oonnterguard, «. (Fort) Contraguardla.
To Coonterinflaence, f>a. Inflnir en contra-
rla
Oonnterlnflnence, & Inflnenoia opaesta.
Connterligbt, «. Contralnz.
To Countoroiand, no. Contramandar ; rero-
ear: deaaTisar. [den.
Countermand, a. Contramandato, oontradr-
Conntermarcb, «. Oontramaroba.
To Goontermaroh. «n. Contrainarchar.
Countermarkf «. Contramarca.
Countermine, a. Contnunlna. [bar.
to Countermine, va. Contnunioar; eator-
Countermotion, a. Movimlento contrario.
Oountennovement, a. Movimiento opnesto
4 otro.
Ooontermure, a. Contramuro.
To Gountermuro, xa. Contramurar.
Oonntamatoral, ck (Poco naado.) Contrana-
toral [que ae oiga algnn otra
Oonntemoise, a. Un sonldo que impide el
Gonnteropeniog, «. (Cir.) Contraaboitora.
Ooonterpaoe, a. Contrapasoi
Oonnierpane, m. Coicba de oanrn; oobortor.
(Mez.) Bobrccama.
COU
Counterpart, a. Cootraparte;
copia|im4cen.
Ooonterpetiaonf a. PetkloB opueata, <
inatanciai [6 a6pUea oontrarla 4 otnu
To Connterpetition, vn. Haoer nna petkkm
Coontwplea, a. Begonda Jnitfannla.
Counterplot, a. Contratretai contraaotada,
artlflcio opueeto 4 otro.
To Conntaiplot, vo. Contramlnar; <^K>Der
ana astncM 4 otra.
Counterplotting, a. Trama Inventada para
oontrareatar otra.
Counterpoint, a. (M6)bl) Contraponto; panto
opuesto. [halanoear.
To Connterpoiae, wi. Contiapeaar, oonirsF
Counterpolae, a. Contrapeao; winllibitoi
pllon, peaa moTible.
Counterpobton, a. Contrareneno; antkleta
Coonterpraotice, a. Pr4otica en opoeieiM
deotra.
Counteipreaaure, a. Foena oontxaria.
Connterproject, a. Un proyeeto opoeato 4
otra [una eatampa 6 dlbajo eaieiadole.
To Coaaterprove, wk. Saear loo perfilea dc
Coonter-rovohition. a. CoBtraravolaeton.
Counter-rerolutloniat, a. ContrarevohMioKia>
ria rtraeaearpiw
Counterscarp Coontersearp, a. (Fort) Con*
To Coonteraeal, wk. Contraseliar.
To Coontenecue, wk Aaegorar maa.
Countenenae, 9. Bentldo opueato.
To Countersign, vo. B^endar.
Counteraign,a:Befr«ndata. rMll.)Kombi«
del aanto 6 oontraae&a. [ponde 4 otio.
Ck>nnterBignal, a. (N4a.) Seilial que oon
Coonterstatnte, A Ordeoaasa^eatatBtoc
trario 4 otra [aielon de otia.
Connterawav, m. Influencia que obra en opo>
CounterBtroke, a. Oolpe retoraada
Countersuretj, a. Y. OowUerboncL
Countertally, a. Contrataija.
(3oantertaate, b. Gusto felao 6 flctida
(X>untertenor, 9. (M6a) (yontraUo.
Countertlde, a. (K[4a.) Contramarea.
Coantertlmeia.JDefenaa,opoalGion; ooatr»>
tiempa
Countertrenchf a. (Mil) Contratrincbma.
0>unterturn, a. Dearalaoe, de eomedla.
To CoonterraU, «a. Contrapeaar, eontrarea^
tar.
Ck>antervail, a. Y. CouKterbalanoe.
Coanterview, a. Cara 4 cara, 6 frente 4
Crente; contraste, oposicioa. TTotoa.
To Counterrota vtf. Ganar 4 pluraiiaad da
To Counterweigli, vn. Gontrapesar.
To Counterwb^ va. (MIL) Sroladonar m
diversaa direccionea.
Oounterwind, a. YIento oontrarla
To Ck>unterwor]c, ixc Contrarestar, oontm
riar, reeistir: oontraminar.
Counteea, ^. Condesa.
Counting-bouae, 9. Deapadio, eai^toria
Conntlesa, a. Innumerable.
(Countrified, a. (Fam.) Boatioa campoatoft.
Countrr, a. Pais, region ; patrla, tlerra.— ^
Buatico. oampeaino, rada
Country-dance, A Contradanza.
CTountryman, a. Paisaoo, oonelodadaiLo; al
deano, labrador ; ganao. ((}nba) Montat«^
gu^^iro. (Mex.)Pajn.
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Cmuitrr-hoQse, «. Gasa de cuum, graqja.
The king*8 country palacs^ Keal sltio.
CooBtry-aqaire, a Oftoallero de proyinda.
Goun^. 9, Oondada £n lot Estadoa Uol-
doa. dtstrito 6 proTinda.
Coaplabla, a. Craaz de ser Jnntado.
Couple, «. Par, doa de cualquiera cspede;
maobo j hembra.
To Oonple, «a. Unir, Jnntar, parear; caaar.
—-fm. Tener cupula 6 oolto, Jnntarae car-
nalmente. [claodeatiDamente.
Coaple-beimur, t. £1 saoerdote que casa
Ooaplet, aTCopla: par.
CoapUng «. Farc()a; ajraotatnleDto, o6paIa.
OoujMnff*. AJ6ate8.
Coinage, 9, Corafe, valor, iocr«pide>.
Coaraffeona, a. Auimoeo, valiente, valeroeo,
tntrc^o.
Courageooalj, odL Yaleroaamente.
GonrageoiiSQofla, a. A'nimo, aliento, ^or,
intrepidob rnoticla, novedad.
Conrant, Cooranto, a Bafle llsero; diarlo.
To Coorb, vt%. Enoorrane, doblarse.
Conrier, a. Gorreo, expreso, ordlnario.
Coone, a. Corrida, eiino, carrera; trdnsito;
rata, tirada: tIi^ exoorsion; estadla
(N4il) Bambo. MStodo, oondaeta, por-
te; entrada, aervido; mdole. TmnffS
of cow9e, Coaaa de eajotk* Wordt cff
^3ur%A, Ceremonial oompUmientos.— pi,
(Ndo.) Papahigoe 6 Telas majorea. To
Is under the ooureety Andar con los pa-
pabigoflk MeDstraadoD.
To Coane, v<k Cazar, dar caxa.— «ii. Corre-
tear; dispntar, argomentar. 'Jb course
cnet^ Ir endma do. [Ilobrea.
Courser, «. Corcel; oorredor 6 caxador de
Cooniiig, a. La oaza.
Coort, a. Corte ; oorte, conaitJo, tribunal de
jnaUda. (For.) i9if/>rdm«ooi*r<. Tribunal
superior. Oouri of common pleae^ Juz-
gaoo 6 tribunal de primera inatioioia.
c^mr^moH^Conacifodeguenm. OouH
guide, Goi* de forasteroa. Cortct)o; pa-
tio, [adnlar, engatuaar.
To Court, WL Cortdar, reqnebrar ; aoUdtar,
Court-breeding, a. Corteaaniak
Court-bubble, a. Bagatela de palado.
Oouft-eard, a. Una flgora en loa naipe&
Conrt-diaplain, a. Ci^Uan dd re7.
Conrt-oupboard, t. Eq>ede de alaoenau
ConrMay, t, Dia de Junta general de lus
trlbunaiea de joatida; dia de beaamanos,
diadetabla.
OourtHlreaa, t, Tra)e d9 corte.
Oourt-dreaaer, a. Ayuda 6 moza de camera
de laa penonaa de la oorte. [bla
Courteona, a. Cortee, politico, afable, aocia-
Oonrteouaiy, ad^ Cortesmonte.
Oourteonsneaa, a. Cmrteeia, atendon, agrado,
urbanidad.
Conrtcr, «. Cortijador.
Oourteaan, nf Gorteeana, mujer p6bllca.
Oourteajr, «. Corteaia ; grade, &Tor, meroed ;
bonded.
Court-fasbion, «. Moda 6 tn^e de oorte.
Oonrt-Atvor, a. Grade, mereed 6 dittindon
dd poder aaprema
Oourt^hand, a. JLetra de eurla.
Courtier, a. Cortcwno, paladego; cortfjante.
COW
Oourt-lady, a. Dama de corte 6 de palado.
Court-leet, «. Tribunal de r^^istro en Ingl*
terra. [deganta^
Courtlike, a. Corteeano, proprlo de oorte,
Courtlineea, a. Corteaia, urbanidad; elegan-
da. (oorte^
CourUing, a. Corteeano, dependlento de U
Courtly, a. Corteaano, elegante, oortea.
Court-martial, «. Conseco de guerra.
Court-minion, e. Yalldo, privado, fkyorlta
Court-plaster, a. Tafetan inglea. Hanteo.
Oourtabip, a. Corte, cort^o ; obaequio y ga-
Coudn, a. Prime d prima. Couein german,
Prime bcrmano.
Cove, 9, (N&u.) Caleta, eneenada; oubterta.
To Goto, «<i. Abovedar, arquear.
tCovenable, a. V. Fit
Covenant, a. Contrato, pacto; alianza, Uga.
JTteneweovenani, £1 Nuevo Teatauento.
To Covenant, va. Estlpular, contratar.— wk
Convenir, pactar.
Covenantee, e, Contratante. [rado.
Covenanter, a. Confederado, coligado, ooi\ja-
Covenoua, a. Fraudulento, engaAoao, eolu-
aorla
To Cover, «o. Cubrlr; tapar, ocnitar; pro-
t^r; empollar; ponerae el sombrero;
pular, dlafrazar.
Cover, a. Cubierta, tapadera. Cover of a
letter^ Sobre, eobreeacrito. Pretoxto, velo ;
abrlgo, alberaue.
Coverde, e. Cobertnra, tape.
Coverer, «. Protector, defensor, abrigo.
Covering, a. Bopa 6 vestida
Coverlet, a. Colcba, sobrecama; ccbllote.
Cover-shame, t. Palladon, 6 disfrax de al
guna mala acdon. [porqaeria.
Oover-alut, & Coaa que airve para ocultar la
Covert, a. Cubierto; asilo, guarida; mator-
raL— a. Tapado, aoereto.
OoTort-way, a. (Fort) Camino cubierto.
Covertly, ad. Beoretamente.
tCovertneaa, A Secrete, sigilo.
Coverture, a. Cubierta.
To Covet, v€t. 0>dldar, apotecer, ambldo-
nar. — wk Anhelar.
0>vetable, a. Codidable.
0>veting, a. Codlda deeeo desordeoado.
Covetingiy, ad, (}odidoeamente. [misero.
Covetousj a. Codidoao, avariento, deseoao,
Covetously, ad, Codldcwamente.
Covetousneea, a. Ck)dida; ambldon, mes-
qulndad, miseria. [da de avee.
Covey, a. Nidada, poilada; bonda 6 banda-
Cow, a. Yaca. Jiueh-ooto^ Yaca de leobo.
To Cow, uo. (Ynlg.) Acobardar, amodit»rf-
tar, intimidar.
0>w-herd, a. Yaquera
Ow-bouse, a. Boyera, boyeriza.
Cow-keeper, a. Yaquero, d que tiene raeaf
para lecbe.
Ck)w-Ieeeh, a. Albeitar de ganado vaeuno.
Cow-wheat, a. Trlgo vaeuno.
Coward, a CoUon.— « Cobarde, pnillAnima
Cowardice, Cowardlinefls, a. 0>bardia, tlrof
dez, puailanimldad.
tTo Cowardize, 9a, Acobardar.
0>wardlike, a. Cobardia.
Cowardly, a, Cobarde, pnsil&nimo, limUt|
vil.— fltf. Oobardemcnte.
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to Cower, vn. AgaoliArte, ponifM en eii*
chllitfL [pics.
Oowltob, «. (Bot) Especle de JadiM; pica-
OowU «> CogttllA do moi^e, cspuehA fnile.
7b throw qgth4 eovol^ Colgar kw h^ltoib
TIm; eobeU.
Cowled, A Lo que tlene oognUe 6 eepoobe.
CowIIke, a. Bem^inte 4 ym».
Cuw-poz, «. La vacnna.
Cowl-eUfll^ «. Pelo par* llevar algnna com
entre dos bombrea.
Coworker, a V. FeUow4dbcirm;
Cowalip. M. Primula, primaTera, vellorita.
Coxcomb, 8. CoroDiIla; cresta de gallo;
meqaetrefe, plsaverde ; camitaoo.
Ooxcombly, Coxoomical, a, Preeumldo, ftn-
t^sUco, tatca [curmtaqaefia.
Coxcombry, 9, Presonolon, petimeterla,
Coy, Coyisb, a. Recatado, modeeto ; retre-
cberOb [Halagsr. (Fam.) Camelar.
tTo Coy, vn. li-squivaree, desdebarte.— ro.
Coyly, ad. Con osqulTez.
Coyness. «. Eeqnivez, deepego; recato.
Cox, & FamiliAr por prime.
To Cozen, uu Enga&ar, defraodar.
Cozenage, «. Fraude, eneaflo, trampa.
Cozener, «. En^afiador, defrandador.
Crab,«. Cangrc^io; manzaiiaBllvestre; bom*
bre de mal genk>. (Nio.) Cabreetante
eenoillo 6 volante. (Aatr.) Cancer. Crab'
lousey Ladilla.
Crabs'-eyes, «. f^ (Farm.) Q)o6 de eangr^o.
Crabbed, a. A epero, ceAudo, enredoio, toa-
o): eecabrosa [ramente, seoamente.
Crabbedly, ad. Impertinentemente ; iepe-
Crtibbedneea, «. Aspereza ; rigidei.
Cn>ck, $. Cn^ido, cbasqnido; bendedara,
i^a, rotnra; locnra, mentecatez; flmilar-
^)n, Jactancloeo ; ramera.
To Crack, vo. Hender, rajar. To crack a
toUlB^ Deepacbar nna DoteHa. Romper,
cestruir; vol verse looob (Mex.) Cbiflarse.
— tn. Reventar, saltar, abrirse; armi-
i^aree; crajlr; Jactarse. [pido, chiflada
Cn^k'brained, a. Alocado, mentecato, estu-
Cmoker, a. Batadron, fan&rron; cobele;
(inade marina ; ealletlca.
Crack-hemp, Crack-rope, t. Ilombre digno
de ser ahorcado.
To Crackle, w. Cr^llr, cliillar.
Crackling, m. Eatallido, cn\jido. [dlzo.
Cracknel, «. Rosea 6 bollo duro y qnebra-
Cradle, c Cana. To rook ih6 cradt^ Me-
cer 6 mover la cuna. Bodoqaera.
To Cradle, va. Meter on cuna.— vn. Repo*
ear oomo en cuna.
Cradle-clothes, «. pL Ropa de cnna.
CraA, «. Arte, trabi^o; mafia, artlflclo.
ft^ude. (Nau.) AperoB de pesoar. Small
craA (Sin.) Navioboeloe.
Craftily, ad. Astutaroente, maflosamente.
^aftineea, a. Aatacia, treta, estratagema,
Craftsman, a Artlfloe, arteaano.
Craltsmaster, a. Maestro, el artifice 6 arte-
•ano 'lleatro.
Crafty, o. Astato. artifloioeo, tatmadc.
Cnw, 9. Despefiaaero, pofiasco lleno de pre*
dpldos; nuca; oimadeun deape&adera
OragBed, a. Escabroso, escarpado, pefia<eo£o.
CRA
Craggednen, Cragglnets, «. EaeabrotldaA,
aaperesa, IragoMdad. [padeu
Cram, A Esdibroeo. ispero, fragoeo, eeear-
To Cnim, Wi. Rellenar, embatir, faeoefa1r<
meter por Aierza ; atraear.— «r. Atracflrse
deooroida. lb eram po'ulky^ Cebar
pavoa.
Crambo, «. Un Jnego en el eoal dada ana
palabra le debe hdlar an consooante pna
ella. [(Vulg.) DUtenkoeQ, nndoeab
Cramp, s. Calambre; tujecion; lata.— «
To Cramp, «flk Dar 6 eauaar ealambie; ■»•
Jetar; lafkar, asegnrar; eonatitllir, aprv*
tar. To oramp ovtf Arrancar.
Cramp-fish, t. Torpedo, tremlelga.
Cramp-iron, «. Lafkia. V. Oramp,
Crampoon, «. Un blerro eon garao 61a pim-
ta qne sinre pan le vantar eon la graa lea
roaderoa, y etraa coeas de peea
Cranage, 9. Permlso para tener peeoante 4
ama en algan muelle ; derecbea de gnu
opeseante.
Cranberry, a. (Bot) Ar&ndana
To Craneh, V. 7b OrauncJL
Crane, a. Gmlla; peecante. Whttlcramti,
Peeoante con naeda. BUbn ; canttrnpto-
ra; dgiiefla 6 aguUon de ehimenea. T*
crattevptva, Bublronacosaoonlagraa.
Crane-fly, «. (Eat) Espeeie de tipola.
GraneVbill, a. (Bot) Getaalo; tenaxaa de
cin^anok
Cranlology, a. Craneologla.
Craninm, a Cr&nea
Crank, a. Hlerro de fiurol : cIgUeiia, el bieno
4 que ae ase el eofdel do la campana pan
tocarla; capricbo, eenoepto.-Hiw Sano^
alegre; vlgoroso, dlspneato.
To Crankle, vcLrn. Berpentear 6 euMnaK.
Cranklea, a. Yueitaa, roscaa, de lea eolebna;
rodeoa de la corriente de lea rioa; noo- •
doa, revueltaa. t«'<l*(i
Oankness, a. Sdad, roboatox ; alegria viva-
Crank-eided, a. (N4a.) Celoao, el b^fd «««
con fkoUldad ee tnmba 4 la baxida.
Crannied, a, Hendldo, ablerto.
Cranny, 9. Orieta, bendedara, n^a, agQ)era
Crape, A Creepon; eendaL (Am.) JbfHi
milla. Oanion erap«^ Bnrata
Crapula, 9, Cr4nala, ctotoneiia, embrlaga«&
Crapulenoe, 9. Eubriagaei. Y. Orapida,
Crapulent, Crannloaa, & Ooloio; bonadm.
To Crash, vn, Bstallar, dar on eftalUdOL —
«a. (Desusado.) Romper, maebaear.
Oasb, Crashing, «. Estallide^ catampldo*
Cra9h it wont, 8e bixo a&icos. Humia
cnuh^ Crado, Itenso muv baato. [aeitk
Crass, a, Grneso, gordo; hasto, toseo, gn>-
Crassitude, 9, Crasitod, tosouedad ; eftpeeoSL
tCrastinatlon, «. Larga 6 largaa, dilaeion,
tardanxa, prolongaoibn. {heno.
Cratob, a. AstlUero, rastrillo de pesebro de
Crate, «. Cu^bano, cetto grandew CraU qf
oarthan^waro^ Canaste de loza. (Mar.>
Goaeal de loza. (Ant) Jaba.
Crater, a. Copa; er4ter, boca de Toloan.
Cravat, 9. Corbata.
To Crave, «o. Bogar, aopUear, implorar; d»
sear con anala; importonar.
Craven, 9, Oallo yenoldo; onedbarda.— «
Aeobardada
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fto Onyen, «& Amilanar, aoobardar, in-
thnidar.
Orav«r, «. Pedldor, pedigoeflo.
CraTing. s. Deseo, ardiente.— a. Inaadftbio,
pedi^efko.
To Craunch, va, MasUcar.
Oraw, a. Bacbe, bolsa en qaa reoiben las
avea la oomida.
Crawfish, a. V. Oray/Mi.
To Crawl, wk Arrastrar, gatear; morene
con ddbllidad. To crenel up, Trepar.
To cravl/orthf Avanzar raatreando.
Crawl, t. Poro de baroo.
Crawler, a. EepUl, el qua va arrastrando
como los reptiles.
OnjOab, t, Cangrejo do rla
Orajon, s. LAplz, pledra 6 pasU para dlbn-
Jar : dibojo de lipte. [tcoer ; palTcriaar.
To Craao, w, Quebrantar. debUltar ; enton-
Crazednefla, t. Deerepitad, cadoetdad.
Crazineas, a. DebiUdad, de enerpo 6 eaten-
dimlento; looura.
OazT, a. Qaebrantado, oadnoo; lelo,looa
A enwy thing or arUeU, Algona ooaa
desvencUada, oc^ 6 imperfecta; misera-
ble, pobre.
To Creak, wt, OrtOir, estallar.
Creaking, a. Cmjlda
Cream, a, Crema.
To Cream, vn. Criar nata, levantar oapnma.
"va. (ioAtxe la orema de la lecbe 6 la flor
de caalqalera coaa.
CreamAocd, Ok PAlldo deaoolorido.
Craamv, oTLleno de crema.6 nata.
Crease, *Pllegae,arraga,plegadttra.
To Crease, «<z. Plegar. [crear ; constitnir.
To Create, ffO. Criar, crear; caosar; pro-
Oceate, a. Creado, criado.
Creation, a. Creadon ; elevadon, nombnt-
miento; el nniyerso; los Mrea oreadoa.
Creative, a. Creatlra
Creator, a. Criador, el Ser sapremo.
tCreatreas, a. Crladora.
Creatiix«,«Oriatura. Poor oraature I Vo-
bMeitol beobora; animal; es tambtoi
Tos de deeproolo, temnra 6 compaaion.
HJrebritttde, •. V. Fraquency.
tCrebrona, a. V. FraqueiU,
Credences a. Creenda, ft; crMito.
Oradenda, a. Creencia; artSeoloa de f&.
Credential, a. Credencia..
Credentials, Credential Letters, «. fl Car-
tas de oreencia 6 cartas credendales.
OfedibiUty, * CrediblUdad.
Credible, a. Creible, probable^ vcrosimil.
Crediblenesa, «. CredlbUidad.
Credibly, ad. Probablementa
Credit, a. CrMttos asenso, ft: repntadon,
influencla; conOanza; InAi^jo. LaU«r of
oredtt, Carta de creencia 6 erMita Open
eradU, Lotra ablerta. To luy on credU^
Comprar al flado^
To Credit, va. Creer, faonrar, flar, acreditar,
dar fiuna, dar ft; prestar 6 vender 4 crA-
dlto, dar al fiado. [rifioo.
OMdItable, a, Apreciable, estimable, bom
OrediUblenes^ a. Bepntadon, cstlmaolon.
Okedttabl^t ad. Honorablemento.
Oreditor, a. Acreedor.
Oreditrix, ^ Acreedont
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Crednlity, a. CroduMdad.
Crednlons, a. Cranio.
Credaloosnees, a. Crednlidad.
Creed, a. Credo^ creencia. There U m%
ora^, Esa es mi profesion de ft.
To Creek, vn.Y. 7h Creak,
Creek, a, (N&o.) Cala, caleta, ensenadfc
Creeky, a. Tortuoso, lleno de caletaa.
To Creep, vn. Arrastrar, serpear, ratear;
adnlar con bi^esa. To cre&p iti, Inislnii-
arse; deelizaree eo. To creep and
crouch^ Hacer la gaU ensogada.
Creeper, a. (Bot) Solano trepador. (Ent)
Una espoao de Insecto. [escapatoria.
Creephole, a. Haronera; pretexto, excuse,
Creepingly, ad. Muy lentamente.
tCremation, a. Quema, d acto de quemazon
inoendio. floa
Cremona fiddle, a. Espede de violin 0 vio
Cremor, «. Crfemor.
Crenated, a. Dentado.
Creole, a. CrioUa
To Crepitate, vn. Chasqaesr, chlrriar,
CrepiUtlon, a. Cbasquida
Crept, pp. de To Creep.
CrepofiCttle, a. CrepAacuIo.
Crepnscnline, Creposcaloos, a. Crepuscular
Crescent, a. Crodcntc.—*. Pe flgura semi-
drcular. [Berro.
Cress, a. (BoL) Mastuerzo. Water-creaa,
Cresset, a. Farol ; antorcha, I&mpara ; tr6-
bedes.
Crest, a, Creston de eelada, cfmera de mor-
rion; create, cooete; orguUo, altaneria.
To Crest, va. 8eAalar algona oosa con rayas;
coroner; encopetar.
Crested, a. Crestado, encopetado, eoronado.
Crest&llen. a. Acobardado, amllanado, aba-
tido,caido. , ,
Crestlese, a. Sin dmera, rin divlsa.
Cretaceoua, a. Oredosa
Cretated, a. Dado de groda.
Crevice, a. B^k, hendedura, abertura.
To Crevice, Y. To Craeh [Tripoladon.
Crew, a. Cnadrilla, banda, tropa. (Niu.)
Crew, |>r«& del verbo To Crovo.
Crewel, a. Ovillo de estambre.
Crib. a. Pesebre ; choza, casucha, chiribitIL
To CriN va. Ei^Jaolar. (Vulg.) Quitar,
hortar.
Oribbage, c Un juego de naipea.
Cribble, a. Criba, barnero; aventador.
Cribriform, a, Jjo que tiene forma de criba,
Crick, «. Cblrrido 6 cblrr&o; torticolia.
Cricket, a. (£nt) GriUo; vilorta; cdncana,
escabdito.
Cricketer, a. Vilortero.
Crier, a. Pregonera
Crime, a. Crimen, delito, culpa.
Crimeftil, a. CriminaL
Cklmelees, a. Inocente.
Criminal, a. Criminal, reo. Cn'm. OoiKt
Bednodon de una m^}er casada ; cansa
eobre adnlterio.
Criminal, a. Beo. reo convlcto.
Criminality, a. Criminalidad.
Qriminally, ad, Crimlnalmente.
Crlminalneaa, A Criminalidad.
To Criminate, va. Acriminar, acosar.
Crimination, a. Acrlmtnadon.
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Orhnlmtory, a. Acrlmiiurtorio, fteontorio.
OimtDons, a. Criminal malviido, inleaa
OriminoQsly, Qd, CHjnInalDnente.
OimlnonsneBS, «. Maldad, pelrersidad, crl-
minalidiid.
Orimofiin, V. Crimson.
Crimp, a. Qnebndlzo, dcemennzable.
Crimp, A Sargento qae enganeba Molotas;
tnflcanto en anlmales de caza; booadillo.
To Crimp, «a. Torcer, rizar 6 enerespar.
To Crimpie, va, Encrespar, arrngar, riaar.
CrimBOD, a.y9. Carmeei.
To Crimson, va. Tcfiir de carmesL
CriDM, a. BfOeza. {--va. Estrechar.
To (Mnge, f»u Llsonjear, adalar con bi^Jeza.
Cringer, «. Adnlador servil
Cringing, cr. BtAo, vil.
Crinigerooa, n. Felndo, cabellado.
Crinlte, a. Crinito; pelnda
To Crinklo, vn. SerpoDtcar.— ca Hacer
deslgaaldadea. Tdades.
Crinkle, «. Yoeltas 7 roTiieltas; alnnosi-
Crinoee, a. Pelndo, cabellada
Crinoeity, a. Profusion de pelo.
Cripple. A. 7 a. Colo, manco, eatropeado.
(Nao.) Desarbolaao, desmantelado.
To Cripple, to, Derrengar, estropear, eneo-
Jar, baldar.
Crisis, t. Crisis.
Crisp, a. Crcspo, rizado; vivo; qnebradiso,
frkgiL Crisp almonds^ Almendras tos-
tadas. [zar.
To Crisp, va. Crespar, encreepar, toreer, ri-
Crispation, 9. Encrespadara, crispatara.
Criaping-lron, Crisping-pln, a. Encrespador.
Crispneas, «. Encrespadara, fragllldad.
Crisp7, a. Creapo, rizado, desmenazable,
frigll Uiou).
Criss-croi6-row. a. Cristas, y. Christ' Orom-'
Criterion, s. Criterio.
Critic, Critical, o. Critlco, exaoto, eecmna-
loeo. OriHcal <ijftUr^ Kegoeio delicadow
Critic, s. Critloo, censor; critica.
Critieall7, ad. Exactamente, rignroeamente.
CriUealnesB, «. Critioa.
Criticism, s, Critica.
To Criticise, w. Criticar.— ra Censurar.
Critidser, t. Critlco.
Critique, a. Critica, eienda; ezimen eridoo.
To Croak, vn. Graznar; cantar las ranas.
Croak, a. Onznido de eaorvos; canto de
Cfeoakcr, a. Orasnador, cacareador.
CrooiUtion, «. Graznldo. [barro.
Croek, a. Esendilla, caznela, orza; olla de
Crocker7, «. Vidriado, loza, todo gdnero de
rasUas de barro.
Crocodile, «. Cocodrilo, crooodilo 6 caimui.
Crocus, s. (Hot) Axafhin. [ilerra neqnefia.
Croft, s, Aledafko de ana casa; liuerta 6
Croisado, V. Crwads, [cmzadoa^
Oroisea, a. Peregrines qne llernn una cms;
Cromleeh, a. Pledrm ffraode 6 altar en tiem*
poa antlguoB. [Una tia, una comadre.
Crone, «. Ov^a Tl())a; mi\)er vieia. (Fam.)
Cron7, «. Complncoe, camarada, amigo o
conocido antigao. [artifldo, tramp*.
Crook, «. Ganebo, garflo ; cayado de paator ;
To Crook, va. Enconrar, torcer; pcnrertir.
•-vn. Estar onoorrado.
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Crook-baeked, a. Jorobado, eorooTado, p,
boaow
Crooked, a. Conro, torddo; penrerta
OootetZa^Patitaerto. [gan^
Crookedl7, ad. Torddamente; de mala
Crookednesa, a. Corradnra, perverddad;
Toeltasi [ra; eabaUo deeor^M*
Crop, s, Bnche de ave; ooaecba; cortadn*
To Crop, va. 8egar 6 oortar laa mieaea ; pa*
cer d roer la yerba; deson()ar.
Crop-eared, a. I)esor^ado.
Cropftal, a. Harto, hartada ahitow
Crop-sick, a. Ahito, ahitado, relleiio.
Cropper, a. Paloma qua tiene el bucha
grande. [oblHK»
Croeiei*, a. CaTado 6 bAcnlo pastoral dc
Croalet, a. Crucedta; crisoL
Croes, a. Cruz ; peso, carga, trabajo ; paoa,
afliedon, doagrada, Tevee.— «. Coairario,
atravesado; enojado; eqiriekeeo,regaAoo.
Cross, Al travee; de una parte d otriL
To Cross, va. Atrareear, erazar; Tejar;
frastrar; oontradedrse ano 4 d mi«na
-Hm. Estar altraTea. 7b oroaa <ml, Bor<
rar. [zadoa; mdaoo61ieo.
Cross-armed, a^ El qne tiene los braaoecni-
Cross-arrow, «. Flecna de balleeta.
Croasbarred, a. Atravesado, atorado.
Croesbar-shot, a (Nin.) Palanqaeta.
Crosa-bearer^ Urudfero.
Croas-biU, s. Esorito 6 cargo prododdo por
el demandado contra el demandaoor.
OrossAAOy (Om.) Ploogordo.
Crossbow, s. BaUesta.
CroBsbower, Crosabownan, a. Ballestero.
Crossbon, a. BoUo aefialado eon UDaemz.
To Crosaoot, va. Intersecar.
Crosa-examination, a. (For.) Bepragimta^
que ae haeen k on teetiga
To Cross-examine, va. JSxaminar, repre*
gnntar 4 an testigo.
Cross-eyed. a. Yicoo, blsojo.
To Crossflow, vn. Flair 6 oorror en diree-
don oontrarla. [table, de mal luslooxsL
Cross-grained, a. Yetado; penrerso, inti*-
Croasing, s. El aoto de aefialar eon la eroK,
opoddon.
Croedaok, a. (N4a.) Yda saca.
Crosslegged, a. Padzambo.
Crosdy, ad. Contrariamente. [rasla.
Crossness, a. Enftdo, enq)o; malida: tra«
CroBspiecQ, «. (N4a.) Gnus de laa bitaa.
CrostpUos of iksfoTsoaMs^ Atvav^taaflo
dd propao dd easUllo. [oepto^ enifiuiik
Crossporpoae, a. DIapodckm eontraria: oor*
To Grosa-qucstlon, va. Bepregantar. V. Tt
Oross^taaamims.
Croserow, a AlfSibato, eartilla.
Crosa-stali; a. (N4a.) Bdlewtjlla. (vWl
CroBstreea, A jM. (Nml) Craoetas, baoa de g»>
Cro8a-wa7, s. Benda; caoiino de tniM»bk
Crosa-wind, s. Yiento atrateeado.
CroBswort, a. (Bot) Cradata. [tlgaoa.
Crotalom, a. CrMuo, eastallnelas de loa an-
Crotch, a. Gancho, oorohetei [oerobeCA
Crotebet. s. Corchea; reftiarxo; oapriebe;
To CtotdMt, v%, Toear 4 conpaib
To Cronob, «». Agacbane, abaftlrse, bi^an*.
Croop, a. BabadiUa; gnipa; ooqndacmK tot
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€iout 6 Sour Oroat, «. B«m salada.
Crow, A Onerva CrctOj Orow-bat^ Bana;
pMdeoabra.
TV) Orow, Dft. Cantar el gaUo; galleftr, Jaetar.
Oowfoot, «. (Bot) Sanunenlo. (Nia.)Ara-
flA. (MiL)AbroJa
Crowd, ». Tropel, gentSo; Tulgo; YioUn.
To Crowd, ffo. Amontonar, apratar.
Aptfiarse, estrecharse, demaaiadow
Crowder, 6. Amontoaador.
Clrowkeeper, «. Espanti^o.
Crown, «. Corona; premio; gnlmalda da
florcs; coroniUa; complemMito.
To Crown, va. COTonar, reoompenaar, pre-
mlar; completar.
Crownet, V. Coronst.
Ofet>wnffIa8B, «L Vidrlo flno para las ridrieraa.
Oownmg; a. (Aro.) Eemate.
Qrown^wheel, «. Kaeda superior prdxinm al
Tolante del reloi.
Crown-works, «. Obra coronada.
Cmdal, a. Crazado, atravesado.
To Cmdato, «& Atormentar, afligir. Ou-
^yiatttng pains^ Dolorea Tlolentoa.
Oadate, a. Atormentado.
Cnioiafclon, t. Tortora, agonia.
Orndble, «. (MioL
CrQdferom, Cmokrerons, a. Crncifero.
Cmcifier, a. Cnioincador.
Crucifix, a. Cruci^jo.
Crudflxion, 9. Ondflxion.
Cradfomi, a. Crucifonnei
To Cmdfj, wt, Cmdflcar; atormentar.
Crude, a, Cmdo, indigesto, imperfecta
Crudelf, ad. Crudanenta
Cmdenefls, Crudity, a. Crudeia, indigestion.
To Cmdle, va. V. lb OurdU.
Cm^, a. Concreto, ooagulado; oruda
Cruel, a. Cruel, lahumano, bwrbaro, ftroz,
inclemente.
Cruelly, ad, Cruelmente. [dad. barbaric.
Cruelnusa, Cruelty, a. Crueldad, tnhninani-
Cruentatec a. Sang^eato.
Cruet, a. Ylnagrera.
Cruet-stand, a. TaUer, salvilla.
Cnitse, a. Taaa poquefla, cantarlUo. (NiUl)
CoTBO,caza.
To Cruise, vn. (N&n.) Piratear.
Cruiser, «. Conario 6 oosaria
Chitn 6 Crumb, «. Miga, migi^on.
To Crum, wu Desmenuzar.
To Crumble, va. MIgar, deeming.
Deemlgajarse, desmoronane. 7b c
lie to puceA, Irse desmoronando.
Crummy, a. Blando, tlemo ; que tienc mu-
cbamlga.
Crump, a. Coroovado, gibaso.
Crumpet, », BoUo blando.
To Crumple, va. Arrugar, manosear.— pw,
Enoogene.
CkumpUnCi a. Manzanapequofia arrugada.
To Cranefi, vn. Mascar con ruido.
Chior, a. Crnor, sangre ooagulada.
Cmp, a. V. Oroup.'^a. Corto; qucbradlxo.
Crupper, a. Qmpa; grupera.
CruraL a. Crural.
Cmsaao, Crnado, a. Cruzada.
Onisador, «. Cruzada
Cruset, 9. Ortsol de orifice 6 platero.
T'l Crcsh, 90. Aplastar, machucar. (Fam.)
cue
Despachurnur; apretar, oomprlmlr; ami
lanar, arruinar.
Crush, a. Collsion, choqne.
Crusher, «. Apretador; opresor. [dura
Crust, 8. Costra; oorteza; pedazo de par
To Crust, va. Enoostrar^ revestir, incmstac
— im. EnoQStrazsa
Cmstaceous, a. CmstAceo; conclioda
Crustaoeousnesa, a. Crustacion.
Crustation, a. Incrustacion, cobertuia.
Crustily, ad. Broncamente.
Crustiness, & Dureza de la costra ; mal genio
Crusty, a. Costroso; impertinonte ; bronco
Crutch, a. Muleta. (N&n.) Horqnllla de*
cangr^a OrutePtea man. Un cojltranca
To Crutch, v(K Andar con muletas. [ba.
Crux, a. Ciialquiera cosa que enoja 6 perUir*
To Ciy, vn. Gritar, vocear; pubficar; excla^
mar ; llorar. — va. Pregonar. To cry doton
Culpar ; menospredar ; reprimir. To cry
out^ Qritar fhertemente. To cry unto,
Invocar. To cry up^ Aplaudlr.
Cry, a, Alarldo, grito ; lloro, Uanto ; griteria
clamor; apUuuo; pregon. publlcadon.
Cryer, «. Haloon gentil. nebli.
Ciring, a. Orito, lloro ; dolores de parte. Cry
ing down, Desprcdo; desapredo.— a
Enorme, atroz.
Crypt, a. Crlpta, bdveda snbterrdnea.
Cryptic, Cryptlcal, a. Esoondido, secrete.
Cryptically, ad. Ocultamente.
Cryptography, «. Crlptografia; el arte de
escribir en dA^ [crlptogunia.
Cryptogamous, a. Lo que pertenece a la
Cryptogamy, «. Criptogamla, fadase de plan-
us onya frnctificadon es imperceptlDle a
la Tlsta. [tico.
Cryptology, «. Crintologia, leDgu^)e enigmi.
Crystal, a. CristaL CryaUil-fflasa, Cristal
lactldo. rtrasparente.
Crystal, CiTStallioe, a. CrlstaJioo; daro;
Crystallization, «. Crbtallzaclon. [zarse.
To Crystallize, uo. Criatalizar.—wk Cristali-
Crystallography, a. Cristalografia.
Cub, a. Cachorro; ballenato; establo. [kc
To Cub, vn. Para las osa, zorra, Icona, loba,
Cubation, a. Acostamienta
Cnbatory, a. Rccostado, redinada
Cubatura a. (Qeom.) Cubicadon.
Cube. a. Cuba Cube root, Baiz o6bica.
CnbeO), 9. Cubeba 6 carpo, semilla arom^ticA
Cubic, Cubical, a. C^btca
Cubically, ad. C6bicamente.
Cnbicalnees, a. Forma 6 figura ctiblca.
Cublcular, a. Lo perteneclente & la alcoba.
Cubiculary, a. Bedinado, recostado.
Cubiform, a. Ciiblca
Cubit, a. Codo.
Cubital. & Cubital.
Cubitea. tk Lo quo tiene un oodo de larga
Cuckold, a, Comudo.
To Cuckold, va, Encomudar.
Cnckoldmaker. a. Encomudodor.
Cuckoldly, a. Yil, despreciable, cobardc
Cuckoo, a. (Cm.) CucUUo 6 coca
Cuckoo-flower, a. (Bot) CardAmina.
Cuckoo^ittle, a. Baba de cucliUa
Cnoqnean, a. Mider abandonada.
OnouIIate, CucnUated, a. (hibierto con ei
plUa; capucha.
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Caeomber, & Cohonbro 6 peplna «>
Cuoorbttacooos, t. (Bot) CooarblUoea
Ooccirblte, «. Cucdrblto.
Cad, «. To chsw the oudy Bumlar, r^extoniir.
Gadbear, «t, Tlnto pnrpftreo. [no ser vista
To Cuddle, vn. Agaoharse, amzapane, para
Cuddy, «. (X4u.) Camaioto de proa; paAol
del codnera
Cai^el «. Garrote 6 palo ; dar de paloa^
To Cudgel, 1MI, Apnlear.
Cndgel-play, «. Jucgo coii paloe 6 garrotes.
Cudgel-proof, a. A' prueba de paloa, gar-
rotes.
Ondgeller, a. Analeador.
Cndle, «. (Ict)Pe«cado p«qaefio de mar.
Cudweed, Cudwort, «. (Bot) GnaiUio, al-
godonera.
Cue.«. Cola; apunte; iodireota; genia
Cufl; «. PuAada, bofeton ; vuelta de manga
de vestldo. A eufon th4 ear^ Un Bopapo.
To Cuff, v<t, Be&ir k pufiadas.— vn. Dar de
pnfladas.
OninvKi, 4L Coraza, armadura.
Cuirassier, n. Coracero, coraca.
Cnldeea, & Fralles antlgaos de fisooda.
Culinary, & Lo pertenedente i la cooln&
To Cull, va. Eecoger, elegir; eztraer.
Culler, «. £1 que eecogo o ellge.
CulMbilitj, & (Tulg ) CreduUdad.
Cnlllble, €i. Eoeafiadiza [oollon.
Culllon, 9. (Vulg.) Belltre, ploaro, tunaate,
CullioDly, Ow Beilaoo, vil, bi^o, oollon.
Cnllis, «. Caldo. oonsumado gelaUna.
To CiiUj. va. Engafiar, engalosar.
Cnlly, a. Bobo, tonto, ganno.
Culm, 9. Cisoa (Bot) Cafia, espede de ta-
llo de las gramaa.
Culmen, «. v. SummU.
CalmiTerona, a. Colmlfera [meridlana
To Culminate, vn. Culmlnar, pasar por el
Culmination, «. Culminadon ; cumbre, coro-
na.
Culpability^ «. Cnlpabtlidad.
Culpable, a. Culpable, criminal
Culpablenees. «. Cnlna, delito.
Culpably, ad. CulpaDlemente.
Culpatory, ck Lo que culpa 6 reprende.
Culprit «• Rco cuipado, criminal
Culter, «. B^a de arado. Y. OoulUr.
Cultivable, a. Cultirable. [donar.
To Cultivate, va. Cultivar, mejorar, perfeo-
Cultivation, «. Cultlvadon, cnltivo; mc))ora.
Cultivator, «. Culttvador; labrador.
Culture, $. Coltura; arte de mejorar las ticr-
ras,a^te^ Ac
To Culture, va. V. To CuUtvaU.
Culver, «. V. PigeoiK
Culverbooso, ». v. Doveoot,
Culvcrln, «. Culcbrina, ploza de artilleria.
Cnlvertall, a. V. Dov«iaiL
Ciimbent, a. AcoKtatlo, recostada
To Cumber, va. Embarazar, oetorbar; Inoo-
modar. [miseria.
Cumber, A Tejadon, embarazo, eotorbo;
Gumbcrsome, a. Engorroso, embarazoao, en-
fadoso. posado, molesto.
Cnrabersomely, ad, Embarazoaamente.
Cumbersomeness, a. Embarazov Impedl-
raento. [lo, molestla.
Cambrance, a. Carga, impedlraento, obatAcu-
698
Cumbrooa. ck Bngorroaoi, .
Combrotuiy, cui. reaadame&te.
Comfrey, «. (Bot) Consuald^
Comin, a (Bot) Comina [iMciiMr
To CumuJBta, va. A«amalar, amontoaar,
Cumuiation, a. Acnranladon, amonteoa*
mlanto, hadnamienta
Ciimalatlv& a. Camolatlvo.
Cuneal, a. Lo que pertaneee 4 Uenfia.
Cuneated, a. Hecbo en tigan de cnfia.
Cuneiform, a. Cuoeiftarmew
Cunning, a. Sabio, expeito; maakro; ma
fioso; astuda; deatma, manq}ow
Caonlngly, ad, Astntaroeate. [maA^
Cunningness, a. Astuda, fhmde, nagaftn^
Cup, «.Copa. tata,jicara.
To Cup, va, Pcgar, eobar 6 aplkar reotoaan
Cupbearer, a. Gopero ^ eecasdador. p>laa
Cupboard, a. Armario pai» kna 6 eomeaH-
Cupel, a. Copela, preparada para aflnar H
oro y la plata.
Cupel-dust, «. Polvo de copela
Cupellation, a. (Quim.) Copdadon.
Cupidity, a. Apettto, dcseo ; c
Cupola, «. C6pu1a.
Cupper, a. El drtiJaBo que apllea i
Cupping-glaacL «. Ventoea, eacariHoadoc^
Cupreous, a. Cobrizo de, 6 de color de cobra
Cuprose, a. (Bot) V. Poppy.
Cur, a. Porro de mala ralea; viHana
Curable, a. Curable.
Gurablenees, «. Cutaddad de oarana.
Curacy, a. Tenenda. Tlearlato.
Curate, a. Teniente de cora; benefldadau
Curateship, a, V. Ouraey,
Curative, a. Curattva
Curator, a, Curador.
Curb, a. Barbada; fireoo, ai^edon.
To Curb, va. Reflrenar, reprlmtr, modarar.
Curbable, a. (Poco usado)!
Curbing, a. ObstAcoIo, rMtrtoclQii,~ft«M.
Curb-atone, a. Pledra cmeaa qua ae pono aJ
lado dd empedrado ae laa oallca.
Curd, a. Cui^ada; requeaon.
To Curd. va. Cai||ar, ooagnlar, coo^aaMr.
To Curdle, v^ Ooi^jarae, coagoUned— 4ni.
Coagular, oniyar.
Curdy, a. Cui^o, coagnlado, eapeao.
Cure, a. Cnra; remedio; aalackm. [parar.
To Cure, va. Curar: prcaervar; aalar; pn»>
Cureless, a. Incurable.
Carer, a. MMico.
Curfew, a. Ia retreta, la qneda; tapadnr.
tCuriality, «. Tren 6 apaiato de nn trlbonaL
Carfodty, a. Cnrioaldad; rarexat Lmpiexa,
aseo.
Curious, a. Coriaeo, raitk, extrafko; dcmntib
Curiously, ad. Curiosamente. [laor
Curiooaneas, a. Carloaldad, delicadoaa, ptt^
CnrL c. Rizo de pelo: crespo; ainooeldad
To Cmiao. Rizarelpdo; enaort^; oa-
dear; jaspear. [risado d ndOk
Curled-pate, Curly-beaded, a. Bl qae tfeaa
Curlew, a. Choriito. (dai^
Curlineaa, «. £1 eatadodeaerftnmadoenba*
Curling^irona, Cariing-ton«, •> EaoraiM-
dor. Ouri^per^ PapeTi para haoer im
rizos.
Curlingly, odl A' manera de riaMi
Cariy, a. Lo q:ae oae an (brma da rtaan
Digitized by VjOOQlC
ous
Cnrmadgeon. «. Hombre Uca&o, mlserableu
Oarmndgeonly, a. Godicioso, mezqaino,
avariento. (rinto.
Conant, 9. Orosellero ; groMlIa ; nvs d« Co-
Coneney, & Circalacion; yalor corriente de
algonaoow; dnndon. [so, progresion.
Carrent a. Corriento, conran; anoyo; enr-
CiuTeiiuy, ad. Gorrlentemente; 4 lamoda.
OarrentDeaa, a CiroalaoiOD; aoeptacion ge-
neral [daa.
Corriela, «. Cnxso; carro abierto de doe me-
Carrier, «. Oartldor, Eurrador.
Gorrlfih, a. Perruno, brutal, regafion.
OurrMiIy, ad. Bmtalmeate, aqwramente.
Carrlshoeaa, 9. MoroSldad, malignidad, xnez-
<inindad. [haoer oosqaillas.
To Curry, «a. Zurrar, cnrtir; almobazar,
Curry, a. Motela de comentiblea eabroaos.
Curry-comb^ Almobaza.
Currying, a. £1 aoto de almobazar.
Curnr-powdera, t, Polvoa para ourtir.
To Curse, to. Maldecfr; afligir, atormentar.
—wi, Impreoar, blasflunar.
Curse, A Maldidon, imprecaclon; casUgo.
Cursed, a. Maldito, perrerso, abominable.
Cuftediy, ad. Abonunablemente. [oacion.
Cursednesa, a. Malida, perrersidad ; abomi-
Curser, a. Haldidentew
Curship, & Yilexa, bi^eia, rulndad.
Cursing, 9. Execracion, maldlclon.
Cursitor, a. Hn empleado en la Oumeilleria
. que exUende loa originales.
Cursorily, ad. Predpitadamente, de pssa
OnrsorineeBiA Predpitadon, priesa; aeecul-
do. r«a#y 9imOy Visits de peso.
Cursory, a. Predpltado,incondderado. Our-
Curst, a. Malavenldo, rendlloeo, maligna
Curstnesa, 9. Malignidad, dispoetdon, ren<
dlloaa.
Curt a. Corta V. Sliort
To C^irtall, «a. Cortar, abreviar; economi<
Mr; desmembrar.
Curtail-dog, a. Perro rabon.
Curtailer, a. Abreviador, aoortador.
CurtalUng, a. Abreviatunk
Curtain, 9, Cortina. To draw the curtain^
Ooultar. Cortina.
To Curtain, «a. Proveer con cortinas. [do.
CortaL 9. Caballo rabon.~a. Corto, abrevia-
Currated, a. Corvo, enoorvado.
Curyation, a. Encorradura, conradura.
Curvature, a. Curvitura, oomba, dmbra.
To Curye, va, Enoorrar, former curve.
OtoYe^ a. Corvo, torddo^ encorvado.— a. Cor-
va, ourva, oomba.
Curvet, 9. Corveta, eoroovo; ventolera.
To Curve^ vn. Coroovear; cabriolar; saltar
de alegria.
Curvilinear, a. CurvUineo.
Curvity, a Curvaturm. -
Cnmle, a. CumL
CoflUon, 9. Cojin, almobada.
Cushioned, a Enoojinado.
Cushionet, a. Coliaete. [astro.
Cusp, a. Punta 6 ouemo de la Inna u otro
Cuspated, Cuspidated, a. Cnspidada (dioeae
de las plantasX
Cuspidal, a. Punttagudo.
tTo Cuspidate, f>a. Y . 7b Sharpen. ^
Ouspla, a. CAspide.
OTO
Custard, a. Crema confecdonada con huo'
voa y aciicar. (M ex.) Jtricaya.
Custodial, Ob Lo que pe^rtenece i la custodte
6 gnarda. [segurldad.
Custody, a. Cnstodia, enderro; culdadb;
Custom, a. Costumbre: yenta.
To Custom, va,jTn.y. Jb Aoeuetom,
Customable, a. Comun, habituaL pi&blto.
Customablenesa, a. Frecuencia. oosmmbre,
Cnstomably, ad. Segun costumbre.
Customarily, ad* Comunmente. [tumbre.
Customariness, a. Frecuencia, hfibito, coe-
Customanr, a. Usual, aoostumbrado, usado.
Customed, a. Acostumbrado, ordlnarlo, oo*
mun.
Customer, a Parroqniano, marchante.
Custom-bouse, a. Aduana. Custom-funuK
offtcar^ Adnanista.
Cusb^I, a. Eseudero ; vas^a do vina
Custnmary, «. Lfbro de costnmbrea y prdo
ticas que tienen Aicrza de ley.
To Cut, iTO. Cortar; scparar, mntilar; par^
tir. To out a9undery Basgar. To cm
away, Quitar. To cut <2(7tonjAbatlr. 7b
cutqfdelayayApTesnnne. Tocutthort^
Cerconar, interrumpir.
Cut, a, Cortada— A Cortadnra; atajo ; estam-
pa; hechura; lonja; herida; corto, pasa
Cutaneous, a. Cut^eo.
Cute, a, V. Acute.
Cuticle, a. Cutlenia, epidermis; laps.
Cutlcular, a. Cutionlar.
Cutlass, a. AlfiuJe machete.
Cutler, a. Cuchillero.
Cutlery, 9. MercaderSa de cuchilleros.
Cutlet, a. Cbnleta, costlllita asada.
Cutpurse, a Cort^lsas, ratero. [indsivo.
Cutter, a. Cortador; c6ter; aserino: diente
Cut-throat, a. Asesino.— a Cruel, b&rbaro.
Cutting, «. Cortadnra; inoision. CvUing9y
pi. I^tazos.— a. Satirico, severo.
CntUe, 9. Jibia, pez noarino.
Cuttlebonc, a. Jibion.
Cut-water, a. (Ndn.) Tqfamar. Doublimff9
o/the out^oater. Batideroa de proa.
Cnttvork, a. Obra ue bordadura.
Cydamen, a (Bot) Ciclamlno, pan pordna
C^do, a V. Ckrcle. (Astr.) ado, Cuita
Cydoid, 9. (Geom.) Cidolde.
(^doidal, a. Lo perteneclente 4 la dd<ride.
^dometry, a £1 arte de medir dcloe 6 dr-
culos. [todaa las denciaa.
CydopiBdia, a. Enddopedia,. oolecdon da
Cydopean, Cvcloplo, a. Gigantcsco ; perte-
neclente 4 loa cidopea. [frente.
Cydop, a. Cidope, gigante con un ojo en It
Qyder, a. V. Cider.
Cygnet, a. Polio del dsne.
finder, a Cillndro : rollo, rolleta, tambo«
Cylindrio, Cylindrical a. CiUndrico.
Cylindrold, a. (Geora.) Clllndrolde.
C^ar, a Trena, banda. V. Simar.
(^matium, a (Arq.) Cfmado.
Cymbal, a. Cimbalo, tiorba.
(^antbropy, a. Babia canina.
C^^negetic, a. Cineg6tica
Cynic, Cynical, a. Cinioo.
Cynic, «. Cinico; misantropo.
^nosure, a Clnosura.
C^on, a Verdugo. V. (Hon y Scion.
Digitized by VjOOQlC
DAM
Orphor, t. V. OiphiT.
Sphering, «. Habilldad en ^ uitm^Uc*.
C^rcw-trce, 9. (Bot) Clprw. (Fig.) Lnto.
C^rprus* «• Burato, tela de Uma 6 seda.
Qyst CTStia, «: Cisto 6 qalsUv tamor.
Gjmo, a. Cistieo« oontenldo en el ciste.
Qrttotomx, •, (Clr.) Cistotomia.
QrtlflDa, t. (Bot) Citiso, cantoeso.
Czar. », ZnTf emperador de la Boala.
CEaiina, »f. Zarina 6 zarltza, la esposa del
zar de Kcaia.
(Parish, a, Zarlana
D.
D. La /> uaada como abreTiatnra, qnlere
dfclr, doctor ; oomo nameral romano
vale 600.
To Dab, va^ Boclar, cbapotear.
Dab, t. Pedazo de algnna coea; ealpleadn-
ra; barbada, pes. (Tnlg.) ArtMa.
To Dabble, «a^ Bodar, salpioar.— cfk Gba*
potear, mezclane.
Dabbler, «. Chlsgararls. riw.
Dabcblok 6 Dobchick, ^ (Orn.) V. Diaap-
Dace, t. Dado; albnr, pcficado de rio; yir
cnlo, eerpiente.
DactyL t. (Po6t) D4ctllo.
Dactylic, & Dactilico. [dietllfls.
Dactylist, a. £1 qne escribe veraos eon pite
Dactylology, a DactUologia, el arte de ba-
blar ooDlos dodos.
Daotylonomy, «. Daciilonomla, la clencia
de oontar por loe dedo^ [padrecfta
Dad, Daddy. «. Pap4. (Fam.) Tata, taftica,
To Diddle, V. To Waddle.
Dado, 9, (Arq.) Dado, cnbo.
DiedaJ, a. Yario ; prdctlco, diestro.
Dtedalian, a. Intrincado.
Daemon, «. Demonia V. Demon.
Daffodil, Daffodilly, e. (Bot) Naitilea
Dag, «. V. 2>«o y Dagger.
Dagger, «. Daga, puDal. (Imp.) Cmz.
Daggeredrawing, «. Blfia i pu&aladas.
To Daggle, CO. Ohapnzar.— m, Chapnzarse
en el lodo 6 revolearse en el deno.
tDaggledtail, fOagUIled, a. Enlodado, man-
cbado, B^icado. hnente.
Dally, a. Diarlo, cotfdlano.— <uf. Diaria-
tDalnt, o. y *. V. Dainty.
Dainties, «. Ghocbos, confltes, golo8ina&
Daintily, ad. Begaladamente. [na.
Daintiness, «. Elegancla, delicadeza. golosi*
Dainty, a. Delicado ; regalado, sabroea—
9. Bcgalo. bocado exqaisito, goloslna.
Dairy, «. Manteqnera, lediera.
DaliT^maid, «. Lecbcra, manteqaersL
Dais, A Tablado, 6 grades 4 la cabecera de
un salon ; silla en alto b^o an doceL
Daisied, a. Cabierto de mayasw
Daisy, & (Bot) Margarita, maya.
Dale, t, Gafiada. yalTe, llannra. [diladon.
Dalliance, «i Kegodeo, rotozo; tardanzai
DalHer, «. Betozon.
To Dally, vn. Bobear, acarldarse, retozar ;
borlane, tardar.— «a. Pllatar, sospender.
Dam, «. Ia madre en :!0S animales ; prc^n,
dlqoe.
564
DAP
To Dam, ta. Beprcear, ettaacar el agoi.
taper.
Damage, <. Dafk>,periaido; pdrdida; aTSfte
To Damage, «a. Iwlar, peijadkar.— «%
Daflarse. areriarseL [floeo.
Damageable, a. Peijadldal; pemldoeo, 4a>
Damascene 6 Damson. «. Amaoena 6 da*
mascena. [Mantel adamaseada
Damask, a. Damaseo. DamasttabiB'CMA^
To Damask, to, Adamascar.
Damask-plnm, t. Damasoena.
Damask-rose, «. Bosa de damasco.
Damaskeening, a Ata^Jia, el arte de embn*
tir nnoa metales en otros.
Damaskln, «. Y. Sabre.
Dame, ^f. Dama, sefiora. ama. (Fam.) Tla.
Dames-Tiolet, a. (Bot) BoqneCe ptaata.
To Danm, WL Oondenar; Tttnperar; dl-
har; despredar. [flune.
Damnable, tf> Damnable; detestable; In-
Damnabloiess, 9, Lo qae mereoe oood«ia
don. [h\»
Damnably, ad, Horrlblemente : abomlaa
Damnation, 9. Damnadon, eondenadon.
Damnatory, a. Condenatorio.
Damned, a. Oondenado; aborredble; r*
probaao; silbada
Damnific, a, Dafioso, pemidoeo.
To Damnify, va. Dafiar, injnriar, malear.
Damp. a» Homedo ; triste, abatlda— ^ Ni«'
bla, fanmedad ; desaliento, afliodoo.
To Damp, ixk Mq)ar, bmnedeoer; deeant
mar, abatir ; entorpecer.
Dampisbnes^ Dampness, a, Hnmedad.
Dampy, a. Uiiroedo; aombrio, abatida
Damsel, ^ Damisela, sefiorlta; aldeana.
Damson, «. Amaeena 6 damaseemk
To Dance, vn. Bailar. 7b dance attend-
anee^ Hacer planton.
Dance, 9. Danza, ballew
Dancer, a. Danzarin, ballarla.
Dandng, 9. La acdon de bailar. Danctnp*
fnaeter^ Maestro de baile.
Dandelion, a, (Bot) Diente de leon.
Dandiprat, t. Horabredto; cacbigordelew
To Dandle, ra, Mecer, mlmar, acaricfar.
Dandier, «. NlAero.
Dandruff, «. Caspa.
Dandy, a. Pisavorde, petlmetre, meqaetrefe.
Dandyism, 9. Cnrmtoqueria ; afBotadon «b
el veetir.
Danegeld, «. Tribnta [k Dinamarrm.
Danisb, a, Dinamaranea, lo que petisnece
Danewort, «. (Bot) Tezga
Danger, «. Peligro, rienro, contingends^
To Danger, v& V. 7b J^danger.
Dangerless, a. Begnro, sin peligra
Dangerons. a. Pelisroso, arrie^enda
Dangerously, ad. Pellgrosamente.
Dangeroosneas, a. Petiffm, rie^ra
To Dangle, tm. Temblar, fluctnar;
colgado en cl aire. [de <
Dangler, a. Juan de Ins damas, oort^Janta
tDank. a. H6medo. Y. Damp.
tDankish, a* Algo hAmeda
tDanknees, «. Y. Dampne99.
To Dap, To Dape, vn. D^ar oaer algo nay
despado en cl ague; peecar.
Dapatical, a. Delicado, gnstosa [raoa^
Daplfer, «. El que Hera las vlandas 4 la
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DAtr
Dftttm*, a. Tirarftoho, aoUto, d«8pierto,
deepavllAdo.
DaPMrling, «. Enano.
To Dappte. «!. Varetetf, ablgarrar.
IHpple. a. Yaretead4H rndo. DappU^ ay
horus Bndo rodado.
Dar, Dare, Dart, 9, (let) V. 2)ao«.
To Dare, w. Oaar, atrev6^•^ arrleagawe,—
wi. Dwaflar, provocar.
Darou «. Deeafio. Y, Challenge,
Darefci, a. Atrtvido, oaado.
Direr, «. Deeaflador. [merarlo.
Daring, a. Oaado, intr^ptdo, arrleraado, te-
Daringly, ad. Atravldaineiite, oeaoamente.
Daringnoaa, & AtroTimlento, oeadk, itttre>
pidex. , ^
Dark, a, Oacnro; opaoo; r«oreto; tdtnoo;
raclo.— t.08ciirldad,lgnoranda; manoha.
To Darken, va, Osonrecer, conftindir; de-
nigrsr. — »n. Oseuieoerae.
Darkener, & Elqne oeeureco 6 conrande.
Dark-hoaae, «. V. Madkouae.
Darkish, a. Ateo oeenro 6 tuco.
tDarkling, a. Oecnreddo.
Darklv, cuL Oearamente. reia; aecreto.
Darkness, «. Osoorldad ; tinlebUM : tenoran-
Darksome, a. Oseoro, opaoo. aombrlo.
Dark-working, «. £1 que tralMda i oecnras.
Darltng, «. El predilecto, q«erido.— & Qoe-
rldo,8nuulo.
To Dam, va. Zoreir.
Darnel, «. (Bot) Zlxafla.
Darner, 9. Zoreidor 6 xarcidora.
Darning, & Zorddara.
To Darrein, va. Oolocar tropas en orden de
batalla; preparer.
Dart, «. Dardo. [lar oomo saeta.
To Dart, vtL Lanzar, amjjar, tlrar.-'efi. Vo-
Darter, e. Arrqjador, lanxador.
To Dash, TO. Arro>ur ; eetienar, oboear ;
rooiar, salpiear; borrar, lo eecrlto; eon-
fhndb*, frustrar.— tm. Baiter; eetellar;
mnbullirse.
Deth, a. Colleton, rozadnra; raya 6 linea;
goipe; raago; Mlpicadwa.
Duhing, a. Proolpitado, arroi)ado. [barde.
Daetar^ «. Collon, un hombre bi^o y oo-
To Dastard, «a. Intimidar, deeaniniar.
To Dastardize, tfa. Acobardar, amedrentar.
Dastardly, a, Cobardo. posil&nime, tiooido.
Dastardness, a. Posiianimidad, cobardia,
ylleza. [lanimfdad, rileca.
Dastardlineea, Dastardy, e, Cobardie, past-
Data, 9. pk Datoe.
Datary, & Datarlo; dataria.
Date, «. Data, feoba. A tMng out of date^
Gosa que no te eetila. D&tiL
To Date, «a. Datar; fechar.— «fk Guntar,
compntar.
Dateleee, a. Qin data 6 fecha.
Deter, 9. Datario. [dace Ice dAtiles.
Date-tree, a. (Bot) Palme, el Arbol que pro-
Datire, a. Dattvo. (For.) Lo oue ee oado
en opoddof. k lo qoe ee heredltario.
Datam, a. Dato.
To Danb, «a. Pintorrear; adomar con oe-
tentadon; paliar; manchar; cubrir eon
yeso. [nionas.
Danber, t. Pinter do mala n^nerte, pinta-
DanMngi a. Mcrtoro, cstnco; albite.
DEA
Dauby, a. Yiscoso, glotinoeo, pegdoso.
Daogbtcr, «/ HMa. Daughter'inAaw^VlTi
era.' Grana^dcMghtiry Nleta. Ood^
davghUr^ Ahyada.
Danirhterly, a. Semejante & b^a; obedient*
To Dannt, to, Acobardar, deaanimar; e»
pantar.
Danntlesa, A Intr^pldo.
Danntlessnesa, t. Intrepldes, rakr.
Dauphin, «. Delfln, d primogtolto y here*
dero del rey de Franda.
DaapbiQe««i tf. Delflna, U mi^ del ddlln
Davit, A (Nin.) Peacante de ancle.
Daw, 9, Gomda.
To Daw, V. To Dawn,
To Dawdle, tm. Gastar tiempo; ebarlar.
bablar dn sostandiL
Dawdle 6 Dawdler, 9. (Ynlg.) Chambon.
Dewieh, a. Lo que pertenece 4 la eomeja.
To Dawn, «n. Amaneoer ; empezar 4 mant
Itotar lostre 6 brlUo.
Dawn, 9, Alba; prindpfo 6 orfgen.
Dawning; a. Alba, d amaoecer.
Dar, 9. Die; las: rida; tiempo. Dog-
aay9. La canionla. Day9 qf grace, Di4a
de oorteaia. A m^re day^ Dia de vi-
gilia. Lay dayn^ (Nfto.) Dies de demora
6 eetariaa. An of -day ^ Un dia de mas.
Day-bed, a, Game de descanso, dlla poltrona.
Day-book, 9. Diario, libro de oomerdantes
Daybreak, «. V. Danon,
Daydream, 9. BneAo.
Daylabor, t. Jomd.
Day-laborer, «. Jomdero, gafian.
Daylight, 9. Loz nataral.
Day-UlT, «. (BotJ) Asfbdela
Day-eeholar, 9. £.xterno, mncbacbo de ana
eaooela qne no Tive en dia.
Daysman, 9. V. Umpire.
Dayspring, t. Alba.
Daystar, t. Laeero.
Day*s ran, a. (N4a.) Singladora.
Dayweeried, a. Ganaado del trabi^o dd dia.
tDaywoman, 9, V. Dairy-maid.
Daywwk, «. Jomd.
Dazied, & Lleno de velloritas 6 mayaa.
To Dazzle, va. Dedambrar, ofoscar. (Yolg.),
Encandltar.
Dazdement, a. Deslambramlento ; desra-
neciii)i<>nto, ofnscamtento.
Dazzlingly, ad. De an mode dedombrante.
Deacon, «. Di^cono; maestro de grcmio.
Deaooness, ^ Diaoonlsa.
Deaeonry, Deaoonshlp, 9, Diaoonda
Dead, a. Muerto; pesado; vado; instil;
apaisado; desolado; marohito. [en.
fTo Dead. «n. Perder ftiersa. V. To Dead-
Dead-eoal, a. Garbon apagada
Dead-doin«, a. Peralcioao. destractiva
Dead-dmnk, a. Borracbo, bedio on cuera
To Deaden, «a Amortignar, amorteoer;
ovaporar.
Dead-eye^ a. (Nin.) Vigotaa.
tDead-hoarted, a. Timido.
Deadisb. a. Lerdo, torpei [mente.
Dead-killing, a. Qoe mda instantitnea*
Dead-Ilft, a. U'ltima misoria, extreme ne-
cesldad. [correr.
Dead^llghts, &^N4n.) Postieos 6 portas ds
Deadline8^ b, Peligro mortal
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Doadlr. a. Mortal, torrible, implacable.—
ocf. Mortal HMD te.
Deadnefff, «. Frio, frialdad, ineiela; amor-
tfgnamlento ; pdrdida de vtda.
DeadTMttle, «. (Bot) Ortisa moerta.
tVad-reckonlD^ a. (N&o.) Estlma.
Dead-rising, a (N&o.) liuea del arrofo del
caerpo prindpaL [aterrada
Dead-atmc^ a. Eapantado, eonftandtdo,
Dead-water, 9. (M&o.) Bevcees de las agaas
do nn bideL
Dead-wood, a. (NAn.) Dormidoe.
Dead-work, a. (Nta.) Qbrae mnertas.
Deaf, a. Sordo ; in6Ul [deeer.
fo Deal; To Deafen, ra. Enaordar, enaor-
Deafly, ad. Sordamente.
Deafhass, a. Sordera.
Deal, A Parte; cantldad; mano; madera.
A gr^at deal, Moobo. A pood deal,
Bastanta. [flcar; medlar; tratar.
To Deal, v(i. Dlstrtbnlr; eeparcir.— w*. Tra-
Dealer, t. Interrentor; tnmcante. Plaitu
dealer, Hombre sincera Fal8&-deal«r^
Hombre doble. DoubU-deaier, Hombre
tine bace A doe earoa. [flea
DMifng, a. Proeeder, oondncta; trato; tri-
Dealt, pp. de To Deal Edstf to be d^U
wUh, Tratable. JTard to he dealt. Dee-
eon tentadisa
Dean, a. Dean.
Deanery, Deanship, «. Deanato.
Dear, a. Qaerldo, predlleeto; caro; escasa
Dtar me/ De renal YAlgame Dtoal
Dearbooght, a. Caro, lo que ha oostado
macho.
tDearling, a. V. DarUno.
Dearlored, a. Moy amada [roaementeL
Dearly, ad, Carunenta, tlemamente, amo-
tDeam, a, Solitario, trlate, aeoreta
DeamesB, a. Caritto, amor; oareetia.
Dearth, a. Oareetia; fiUta de baatimentoa;
esterilfdad.
tTo DeartJcalate, vo. Deamembrar, eeparar.
Deary, a Qneridito, amada
Death, e, Maerte; raortalidad. 7b ffriete
one^e ee^ to death, Moriise de pendnoi*
bre. [nia.
Deatli-bed, a. Cama del moribondo: ago-
Death-bodlng, a. Lo quo pronoetloa la
maerte.
DeatlhKiartliMe. a. Lo que eaaaa la maerte.
Deatbfhl, a. Mortal, mortiftro.
Deatbfhlnees, «. Aparienda do maerte.
Deathlees, a, InmortaL [tAigico.
Deathlike, a. Qaedo, como la maerte ; le-
Death'e^oor, a. (Vute.) Cercania * la
maerte; agooia. Jl§ka»heen€ttdeaiVe'
door^ Ila eetado en las garras de la moertew
Deathsman, 9, Yerdogo. Man of dealK,
Aaesino.
Death-ahadowed, a. Bodeado de las som-
bras do la moerte.
Death-token, a. Preeaglo de la maerte.
Dcathward, ad. A' la maerte.
Deathwatch, e. (Ent) Qrllta.
Death'Woond, a Herlda mortal
To Deaorate, «a. Donr,
Deanrate, a. Dorada [an borracho.
To Debaeehata, 9n» Oritar 6 rabiar como
To Debar, wt, Exdair, prlrar.
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To Debark, «a. Desembarear. V. IMacua
bark.
Debarkation, a. Desembareo. [vidar
To Debaae,«a. Ab8tir,enTileccr; adalterai;
Debasement, a. Abaiimiento; adolteradoa,
falsiflcadon.
Debaser, a> Falsifleadw, corrnptor.
Debatable, a. Dieputable.
Debate, e. Debate, eontienda, altereadnn.
dispute, contestaelon,«ontroTenia; eon
fliota [Dellberar, diapotar, diaentli
To Debate, wk Debatir, eontender.— •«
Debatefhl, a. LllMeae; reMda
Debatelhlly, ad. LttlgtosamentAi
Debatemeot, a. (Pooo uaada) Debate, die
pata, eontroTeraia.
Debater, a CtontroyersiaCa.
To Debaach, wl Oorromper, rldar, remar,
perrertir, estmgar: corromper 6 sedneir
a ana doncella ; aoDersar 6 aonaaetr cri^
doe, eta
Debaoch. a Bxeeao, deB6rden, deaarreglo;
vida disolata ; el -vido de la Iqjoria.
Debaachodly, ad. DisolntamaBte, licendo-
swnente. [Hbertiniama
Debaoohednesa, a Intempcranda, Uadria,
Debaaehee, a Hombra Ubertioo, disolata
lloendoso^ rehOada
Debaooher, a Sedador, eorrompedor.
Debaaohery, a Disoladon, UbertlniO^ dea-
drden, Uoenda, relijadon. [mla&to,
Debaachment, a Oorrapdoa, corrompt*
Debaaobneas, A Bzeesa V. I>ebauoked»
nesA roonqoistar.
tTo Debel, tDebellate^ wt, Debelar, vonea^
Debentare, a Vale, certifleaefon para laela
mar ana denda 6 la reatitadon : resttts*
don de ka derechos al tiempo de expor*
tar loa gtoeroa.
tDebm a. D«bil, flaco. [rmt.
To DebQitata, va, Debilltar, eitenaar,eDar-
Debllltatlon, A Debilltadon, eietanoadon.
Debili^, A I>ebUidad, extenaadon, langoi-
des.
Debit, A Debe alcance.
To Debit, «a. Adendar, oargar.
Debitor, a Y. Debtor.
Debonair, a. Oarboao, oorteev elegante^
dnlee, compladente.
Debonairly, ad, Airosamente.
Debonafmeaa, a CiTiUdal oortasia. [tar.
To Deboach, do. (Mil.) Desemboear, desll-
Debt, A Deoda 6 d«bito ; obligadoa. A
•maU debt, Deadilla.
Debtee, a Acreedor.
Debted, a. Y. Indebted.
tDebUaaa, a. BoWente.
Debtor, a Deader ; cargo.
tDeballition, a Eballdon.
Debut, A Y. CommencememL
Debotant, A Y. Beginner.
tDecacnmlnated, a Deapuntada
Decade, A Decada.
Decadency, a Deoadrada, deaeaenmlanta
Decacon, a (Oeom.) DeoAgono.
I>eoaloglat, A Deealogiatau
Decalogae, a DedUogo. [campo; eaoa|Mt
To Decamp, wt. Deoampat. lerantar ai
Decampment, a Doeampamento. aecMtila
Decaoal, a. Lo que nerteneee al deanaCo
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To Deeiot, va, Doctntar; tnaegar.
D«OMitatioD^ Decantaolon: tndeeo.
Deetatar, a BotoU* de orlstaJ, gamSk
To Decapitate, va. Decollar, decapitar.
Decapitation, «. Degoludon, decapitaclon.
To Decay, vn, Deeaer, descaecer, deoUnar;
degenerar, marchitane.— t^ Arrnlnar,
deetrnlr. [minndon: tiala.
Deo^, a. Desoaedmiento, deoadencia, di-
Decayedneaa, & V. J>0oay.
Declarer, «. Lo que prodnoe decadencU.
DeeaTtof^a. Deeadenda.
Decease, & Maerte, &Ueelinientow
To Decease, 9tK Morlr. fitUeoer.
Deceased, a. Maerto, laUeddo.
Deceit, A Engafio, fltuide; impostnra; treta
DeceitraL a. Fraadolento, enga&oeo, UJbo.
Deeeltftillr, ad. Falaameate.
DeodtAilneaa, a. Falaedad.
Deeetrable, Ow Enafiadlzo; engafioao.
Decelvableness, a Facllidad de ser enffaflado.
To Decehre, co; £ogafkar, bnrlar; defrandar.
Deceiver, a. Eogaftador, impostor.
Deedvtng, a. Enga&o.
Decembo*, a. Didembrc [larga
tDeoempedal, a. Lo qne tlene dlex pite de
Deoemviral, a. Lo pertenedente al aecem-
Ttrato.
DecemvlTste, a. DeeeniTirata [decora
Decency, a Decenda; recatO) modestia,
Deoannanr, a. Dlezmo. Y. Tithing,
Decennial, a. DecenaL
Decensoral, DecennoTary, a. Dednoreno.
Decent <k Docente; razonable; propio.
Decently, ad. Decentemente. [dad.
Decentnefl^ a. Decenda, modestia; proirfe-
tDeceptlblllty, a. Capacidad de ser enga-
fiado.
tDeceptlble, a. Engaiiadiza
Deception, a. Decepdon, engaflo, Impostnra.
tDeeeptioQa, a, Enganoeo.
Decepttre, a. Falaa, engaflosa
Deceptory, a. Artlfldoeo.
To Decern, co. V. 7b JHeoem.
Decerpt, a. Cercenada
Deoerptible, & Gapac de eeroenadnra.
Decerption, a Oeroenadnra.
Decertation, a. Oontendon, dlspnta, rlJia.
Decesdon, a. Partida.
To Dediarm, «a. Deaencantar.
Deddable, <k Deddlble. [resolTer, Jnzgar.
To Dedde, fMi. y ft. Decldir, determlnar,
Deddedly, aA Determinadamente.
Deddence, a. Calda, deeadenda.
Decider, a. A'rMtro.
DeddnooB, a. Caedizo.
Deddnonsneea, a. La caidA de las bcjM.
Dedmal, & DedmaL
To Dedmate, 9a. Diecmar.
Dodmation, a. Diesmo.
Dedmator, a Dlezmero.
Dedmo-sexto, a Libro en dlex y selssva
To Declpber,fKiw Desdfrar; aolarar, Inter-
pretar, deaeriblr.
Dedpberer, a Desdfrador, expositor.
Decision, a Decision, determinadon, reso-
tadon.
DedslTe. a. DedslTa
Dedstreiy, (Mf. Dedsivamente.
Dedslrenees a Antorldad deddTa.
DEC
Dedsory, a. Dedsorlo. (aeeb., .wi^r
To Deck, to. Cnbrir; atainar, componcr
Deck, A (N4u.) CnbiertA. £etw^m d&ck^.
Entre paentca.
Decker, a Cubridor, adomador. A Uoo>
decker^ NaTio de doe puentea.
Decking, a Adomo.
To DeoTalm, «fu Dedamar«— «& Abogar.
Dedaimer, a Dedamador.
Declaiming, a. Arenga, oradon.
Declamation, a DecHunadon, arenga.
Dedamator, a Dedamador.
Declamatory, a, Dedamatorlo.
Declarable, <k Lo qne se pnede dedarar.
Declaration, a Declaradon; ezpUcadoB
expoddon.
DedaratiTe, a. Dedaratorlo, expoaltlTa
Dedaratorily, ad. En formA de deolaradOB.
Declaratory^ a, Dedaratorla
To Declare, va. Dedarar, manifestar, pto-
damar.— HMi. Teattflcar.
Declaredly, ad, Dedaradamente.
tDedarement, A Dedaradon, deposidon.
Dedaro', a Dedarante, deponente.
Declaring; a Declaradon.
Declension, a Dedlnadon, deeadenda, me-
ncacabo; indinadon, declivia
DecUnable, a. Dedinable. [desrkx
Declination, a Dedlnadon, decadendA;
Declinator, Declinatory, a Instmmento
para bacer rdq)ee de soL [deoaer.
To Dedine, wt. Dedtnar; bolr, rebnsar;
Dedine, a Deeadenda; oonsondon.
Dedtri^, a Dedlve, dedirio. [pendloite.
DecHvons, a. Lo qne est& en decUve 6 en
To Decoct, va. Gocer, digerir.
tDecoctible, a. Lo que ee pnede cocer.
Decoction, a Cocdon, benror; decoodota.
tDeooctnre, A Decoodon.
To Decollate, ffo. Deaollar.
Decollation, a Degolladon.
Decoloration, a Deecoloramlento.
To Decompose, va. Descomponer, redadr,
separar. [nueva
Decompodte, a. (Ant) Compnesto de
Decomposition, a. Descomposloion, separa-
don. [rar. (Ant) Oomponer.
To Decompound, va. Descomponer, sep**
Decompound, a. (Ant) Dos vecea com-
pueata [don.
Decompoundable, a, Oapaz de dcaoompoai-
fDecorament, a V. Decoration.
To Decorate, va. Decorar, adomar.
Decoration, a Decoradon.
Decorator, a Decorador, adomista.
DecorouA a. Deoente, decoroso, booeste.
Decorously, ad. Decoreeamente.
To Decorticate, va. Deaoortezar; peiai,
mondar.
Decerticatioa, A Dcscortezamienta
Decorum, A Decoro, decenda, compostnra.
To Decoy, va, Atraer; embaocar, encaflar.
Decoy, a. Sedncdon, tndtadon; cazadero.
Decoy-duck, a A'nade de redama
To Decrease, vn. Decrecer, menguar, dismi*
nuir. va, Mlnorar.
Decrease, A Decremento; deeadendA, nM»
gua, merma; menguante de 1a InniL
To Decree, m. Decrotar.~v(k Determlnar
mandar.
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OmvMi t, DeeretOi iiMiidato; rcMlndon,
dooteloiL
Dttcrement t. I>«or«meiitO) dinlinaclon.
Decrepit, tt. Decr^plto, cergftdo de aftoa.
To Decrepitate, «a. Decrepitir, ealdnar.
Deerepitatton, t. (Qalm.) Decrepitadon.
Estalllda [aeoectiuL
Decrepitnesa, Deerepltod^ •. Decrepltud,
Decrescent, a. Lo qoe deoreoe 6 mengna.
Decretal, a Decretero; reeerlpta— <i. De-
cretal
Decretion, a Mlnoradon, merma.
Deereti8t« a. Decretl0ta.
Decretorllj, ad. DeflnttlTamente.
Decretory, a, Decretorlo, dedsiro, pcrento-
rio; cntloo.
Decrial, a Orlterfa; Inralto. [dor.
Deerler, a. Predpltado 6 mldoao, censara-
tDocrowDing, a Destrooamleoto.
tDecmatatlon, a. DeaoortecamleDto.
To Decry, «a. Desacrodltar, oenaorar p6bli-
tDecal»atlon, a. El acto de reoostarse.
Dectunbenoe, Decambeno]r, a. L* aedon de
estar reooetada [la cama: enfermo.
Deeambent, a. Y. Hsoumdenk Bohado cd
Decambitare, a Tiempo en que d enflmno
gnarda cama.
Decuple, a DAcoplo^ dies reoea tanto.
Deoorlon, a. Deoorion.
tDecnnion, a. La aedon de predpltane.
tTo Deeort, va,Y.Tb Abridge.
tDecortation, a. Oeroenadnra. [loe agndos.
To Decussate, «o. Gortar doa lineaa en ingn*
Deouflsation, %, Deouaadon, el panto donde
rarlaa lineaa 6 radioa ee emzan.
tTo Dedeoortte, «<k Deabonrar, qultar d
bonor 6 or6dita
^Dedecoration, a. Deadoro, maocha.
Dodeoorona, a, Indoooroso. pas.
Dedentitlon, t. Odda de los dientes 6 mue-
To Dedicate, wu Dedicar; deatinar, oonaa-
grar; oflreoer.
Dedicate, a. Consagrado, dedicada
Dedication, «. Dedloadon, consagradon;
dedieatorla.
Dedicator, a. Dedieante.
Dedicatory, a. Dedlcatorio.
tDeditlon, A Geaion, renund^
tDedolent, a Insensible, que no siente.
To Deduce, •& Dedudr; Inftrir, derivar;
snstraer. [secoenda.
Dedncement, a. Dednodon, condudon, con-
Dedttdble, a. Dedudble.
Dedudve, a. Deductivo. [rebiOtf*
To Dednd, wu Dedudr, sustmer, deecontar.
Deduction, a. Dednodon, iladon, conae-
cnenda; rebi^
DednctiTCL a. Dedudble. [da.
DednctlTely, ad, Por iladon 6 conseouen-
Doed, a. Aodon, acto, liecho; realidad.
Deedleaa, a. Omiso, flojo, inerte, deddioso.
Deed/, a. AottTO, indnstrioso.
To Deem, v& ▼ tk Juxgar, imaglnar, supo-
ner; dderminar.
D«ap, a. Hondo, profondo; sagas: artifl-
doso: mve, oecura— Pi6Iaga Deep qf
nighty la osouridad mas proruDda.
Deep-drawing, a. Ooaa quo cst4 mny pro-
funda en d agua.
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To Deepen, va. ProAindlxar; oaenracw.—^
«fk Prof undlsane. [sammMBtn
Deeply, ad Proftindamente, astntagaanta;
Deepmoutlied, a. Boneow
Deepmuslng^ PensatlTO.
Deepnesa, a. ProAmdidad.
Deep-read, a, Mur Idda
Deep-eea-Iine, a. (N&u.) Esoandalla
Deer, %. Oienro 6 Tenado.
Deofls, f/: Diosa.
To "D^lkob, wk Borrar, del
Defocement, a. Deeflgnr
rasadura, destmedon.
Delhcer, a. Destructor 6 destnildor.
To Ddkloate, 9a, DsdUcar, dearabalar
DefUcatton, a. Daa&loo, dednedoa, dimins
don.
DefunatlMi, a. DlflunadoB, cdnmnia,
Deflunatory, a. Intematorlo, diteMtarlo.
To DeliuDa, wu DiflUmar, daaatftrtltn
deabonrar.
Detener, a. Intenador, calaoudadoi;
Deflunlng, a. y. i>i4AMiMiMM.
tDdktinble, a Oi^ de ser eaasado.
tTo Delktigate, va. Cansar, fbtigar.
Delimit, 9, Falta; omidon, daaooido: oata«;
defeoto; rebddia. [Oteder.
To Defkult, va. Faltar, no oompUr. — m.
Defluilter, a. Deudor d pftblioo, peatdador.
Defeaaance, a. Annladon, abrogad<», rev**
cadon.
Defeadble, a. Anulablou
Defeat, a. DerTota,TeodmientOi, deeUuedftn.
To Defeat, vo. Derrotar; fruatnur; anslar,
abrogar.
tDefaatore, a. Mndanxade rodro; denote.
To Defecate, «a. Purnr, puriflear; dqpmrar.
Defecate, a. Deparado, adaraoo.
Defecation, a. BeflDadQn,aanadML (Qoira.)
DefecadfHL
Defect, a. Defedo. fldta, tadia; omtsioii.
tDefeettbiUty, •. ImperfoodoD, defsoto.
Defectlb^ a. Defeefible; imperfbda
Defection, a. DaCMdon,apoitada; rebaldia:
deserdon. rbl&
DefecUre. a. Defediro, impeifeeto; cidpia-
Defeotirdy, ad Defeotoosamente^
DefectlTenees, a. Defeoto, culpa, flOU, ddita
tDefectuodty, a. Defeoto, Iklta.
tDefectuous, <k Defectooao.
tDelbdation, a. V. Dffi»daiim.
Defence, a. Defensa, Tlndicadon; probibi*
don; rcdstenda; proteodon; iorttfloA-
don. [fortificadooee.
tTo Defence, ro. Defender por medk> de
Defencdess, a. Indefenso; impotente.
Defenedesdy, ad Indefenaamente. [pam.
Defencdeesness, a. DesTalimieato, dcaam*
To Defend, vo. Defender, presenrar; ao8t»>
ner; fortdeoer, asegvar; repeler.
Defisndable, a. Defensable^
Deibndant, a, Defendvo.~-A EI que deiSen*
de. (For.) Ueo demandada QMtroa.
Defender, a. Defensor, abogado; protcote^
DefensatiTe, a. Defeodro^ defensa, guai^,
reparo.
Defbnslble, a^ Defensable, sustontable.
DefendTOj a. Dofcnsiva-^ 8dvag«ardbi
Defendvely, ad DefendTamente.
Ddbnsory, <i. Defendvo, Ju^iflcatirA.
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tDofens^ pp. Defendido.
To Defer, vn. Diferir, saspender: ceder,
oondescendor.— 4)0. Diferir, retArdar.
Deference, & Doflerenda, snmision, reepeto.
tDeferxnentx. Dlladon, tardaoza.
Deferrer, «. Tardador, boleazan; dllatador.
Deferring «. Dlladon, taroanza.
Defiance^ Deaafio; cartel To lid dt^fi-
anc6^ Betar; 1>raTear. 7b Mf a< defi-
ance^ BefiEU*. mofkrse.
tDefifltory, a, Jjo qne coatiene nn deeafio.
Defldenoe, Defldency, «. Defecto; folta;
Inaolvenda.
Defldent a, Defldonte.
DefidenUy; ad. Defectaoeamente.
Delldt, A Talta, alcance, descuMerto.
Defler, «. Desaflador, retador.
f Defiforation, «. Deaflguradon.
♦To Deflgore, va. Y. To Delineate.
To Defile, va. Manehar; proflmar; Tiolar,
deshonrar. — en. Desfilar.
Defile, a Deafiladera A defile beheeen
two hilU^ Oarganta de montafia.
Defilement, «. Contamlnadon, violadon,
corrapdon. [dor, profanador.
Defller, «. Corrnptor, Tlolador, contamina-
Deflling, «. Contamlnadon, oornipdon.
Definable, a. Deflnlble.
To Define, va. Deflnlr, describir; drean*
Bcribir; determinar.-^im. Deddir, jozgar.
Defi£.er, a Definldor. [derta
Definite, a.ja. Definido, preeiso, Hmltado,
DeflniteneBS, a. Llmitadon f^a de algona
oosa. [don.
DeflnitioD, s. Definldon, descrtpdon; ded-
Deflnltive, a. Definitivo, decislTo, peronto-
rla~«: Lo que define.
Definitively, ad, DefinltlTamente.
DefinltiveneiB^ «. Antoridad dedslva.
To Deflagrate, va. Incendlar, abraaar.
Deflagraflon, «. Deflagradon; destracdon
total DOT ftiego. [dearsa
To Deflect, vn. Desvlarse, apartarse, la-
Doflectlon, «. Deario, rodeo; declinadon de
laag^Ja.
Deflexnre, a. Combadnra.
Defloration, a. Defloramlento ; eecoalmlento.
To Deflour, va. Deafiorar; a^WFf ddostrar.
Defionrer, «. Eatoprador.
tTo Deflow, vn. Finir oomo agaa.
tDeflaooa, a. Flnente.
tDeflns, Defiaxlon, $. Fluxion, dcstiladon;
derramamlento.
Defoedation, 8. Polucion, contamlnadon;
mancba. [hoja.
Defoliation, a (Bot) Tlempo del caer de la
To Deforce, va, Usorpar la poaealon de
bience ralces. [gftlma.
Deforcement, a. ITsnrpadon; poeeaion lie-
To Deform, va. Deaformar, desfigurar,
afear; deshonrar.
tDefbrm, a. Deforme, desflgorado, fea
Deformation, ». Deformadon, alteracion.
Def<Hrmed, a. Deforrae, feo ; bi^o, Tergonzoao.
Daformedly, ad. Deformemente.
Oeformedneaa, Deformity, «. Deformidad,
«Mldad; ridleolez.
To Deflraad, «& Defl«ndar, nsorpar, fhistrar.
f)eftandatlon, «. Defhradacion.
Defiraudcr, a. DelVaudador, cngafiador.
DEI
Defrauding, Defraadment, «. Defrandadon
firaade. [alganacosa: satisftcer.
To Defray, va, CoeUar, haoer la ooeta da
Defkayer, a. £1 one pay& fba gaatada
Defrayment, 9. Oaaio, el pago de lo qne sa
tDeft, a PoUdo, galan. Undo; vivo; apto.
tDeftnesa, a Pnlidez, hermoanra, gallardia.
Deftmot, a. DiAmto, maerto.— «. DlAmtOi
tDeftmctlon, a. Defiindon, mnerte.
To Defy, va. Deeafiar; desdeliar, negar.
tDe/y, a. V. Challenge.
Deiyer, a V. Deller. [vadon
Degeneracy, a Degeneradon, bi^eza; depra
To I>egenerate, vn. Degenerar; deacaecer
deteriorarse.
Degenerate, a. Degenerado; t11, indigno.
D^enerately, odL Indlgnamente. [don
DegoDerateneaa, a. Degeneraclon, deteriora-
Degenerating, a La acolon de degenerar.
Degenerationf a Degeneradon, deteriora^
caon, enviledmlento.
Degenerooa, a. D^^enerado, vll, influne.
Degeneronaly, ocK. vllmente. Infiunamente.
Deglutition, a Degludon. [to, eorrupdon.
Denadation,aDegradadon; envifedmlen*
To Degrade, va, Degradar, deponer; envi-
leoer, deshonrar.
tDegradement, a Degradadon, deehonra.
Degradingly, acf. Deshonradamente.
tPegravation, a £1 acto de haoer pesada
alguna coea. [propordon.
Degree, a Grado, calldad; eafiido, rango;
flo Degnst, va. C«tar, gustar, probar.
tDeguatatlon, a. £1 acto de probar 6 gustar
alguna oosa. [viar.
ToDehort,i7a. Disuadir; desaconsejar, des-
Dehortatlon, a Disuasion.
Dehortatory, a. Dlsuadente, dlsnaslvo.
tDehorter, a. EI que dlsuado.
Deidde, a Deidoa: deicldlo. [desanimar.
To Deject, va, Aoatlr, afliglr, contrlstar;
tDcject, Dhdected, a. Abatidb, acobardado,
desanimado, afligido.
Dejjection, a MelanooUa, trlstezo, abati-
miento de eroiritn.
tDtjJectly, ad. Trlstemente. [promuevo.
D^ectory, a. Lo que produce o^aras 6 laa
Dejectoro, a (M6d.) Exorcmento, deyeedon.
fTo Dejerate, va, Jurar solemnemente.
tDc|)enUlon, a Juramonto solemne.
D^euncr, a Almncrzo grando, almnerzo*
comida.
Ddflcal, a. Ddflco.
Deification, a Deificadon; anot6o8ia
Deifier, a £l que delflea; idolatra.
Deiform, a. Dciforme, divina
tDelformity, «. La somejanza do una per
Bona eon ajgnna dddad.
To Deify, va. Deificar; endlosar, divlnizBr.
To Ddgn, vn. Dlgnarse, condeacender.-'
va. Gonceder, permitir. [dderar digna
Deigning, a £1 acto de condesoender 6 con*
fDeiparouB, a, Delpnra, epiteto de la madff
doDlos.
DeUm, a Delsmo.
Deist, a Ddsta.
DttUtlcal, a. Delstlco
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M>«iUt«i, tk Hecho Diot; (out ptm «xpli
ear 1* dlvlnidftd de Jeeocriato.
Deity, «. Deidad, divlnidad.
tDehioantlOD, «. Detgarron.
tDelaeryinatioii, t. LacrioMcion.
tDelaotatlon, «. Deatete de laa orlataraa.
Delapaed, a. (M6d.) Okido, ioolioado biola
ab^a racoaar.
To Delate, «a. Llevar, oondaclr ; delatar,
DelatloiML Gondaodon ; delaoion, aooaadon.
tDelator, t. Delator, denonoiador.
To Delay, «a. Dilatar; retardar, retraaar;
mtttgar.— «!•. Deteaene, parane; tardar.
Delay, 9. Dilaokm, tardanxa, plaao; deten-
doD, demora ; atraso.
Delayer, «. Temporlxador, entretenedor.
tDelayment, a Tardania, dilacioo.
Dele. DO. (Print) Borrar, taobar.
Deleble, a. Lo qae ae jpaede borrar.
Delectable, a. Deleitable, delidoao.
Deleetablenesa, «. Dellda, guato ooaa.
Delectably, ad, DeleitoaamentA.
Delectation, a. Deleotadoa 6 deleitacfon,
deleite, placer. [sioDadoe.
^Delegacy, a. Jonta de deleoadoa 6 eoml-
To Delegate, 9<k Delegar, dIpQtar; oonil-
aionar. [do, oomisario.
Delegate, a. Delegado, dlpatado, oombloiia-
Delegation, a. Delegitoion, dipatadon, eo-
mialoii.
t-Deleniflcal, a. Galmante.
To Delete, «o. Borrar, testar, tacbar algan
escrito, t. otra ooea. [noeo ; peraioiuaa
Deleterioua, a. Delet^reo, rooriinaro, veoe-
DeletioD,a. Canceladura; deatroooion, raioa.
DeletMT, «. Lo one borra.
De)^ Delft, «. Mine, caotera; losa floa.
i>«{/%-icare, Loxa vidriada.
To Deliberate, wi. Dellberar, discnrrir. con*
siderar.— «n. Paoaar, dadar. [prodente.
Dellberat% a. Clrcanapecto, canto ; paoaado;
Deliberately, acL Deliberadameote^ pm-
dentemonte.
Deliberateoeee, a. Delibcradon, circnnapeo-
don, cautela, precanoion.
Deliberation, a Deliberacion; oonsnlta.
Deliberative, a, Deliberativo.— «. Discorao
delibcrativo. [eleganoia.
Delicacy, «. Delicadeza, nlmiedad ; blandnra;
Delicate, a. Delicado: hermoao; regaUdo.
Delioately,atf. Delioaoaoiente, eorteameate.
Delicateneaa, a. Delicadeaa, molide.
tTo Deliciate, on. Deldtarae, oomplaoerae.
Delidona. cu Delidoao. ameno, agradable.
Dolidonaly, ad. Delicioaamenta.
Dolidouaneaa, a. Ddioia, goato^ placer.
Deligatlon, a Ligadora. [encaoto.
DeUgfat, a. Delfcia, placer, goio, alegria,
To Delight, va. Deleltar, agradar, oontentar,
di verttr. — vn» Deleitarse ; divertirae, oom-
plaoerae. [en algnna coaa.
Deligbtec. a £1 qoe ao complaoe 6 deleita
Deligbtftil. a. Delidoao, defeitoao, ameno,
anadabie, dddtable, encantador.
DeUgbtftilly, ad. Delidoaamente.
peligbtfalneaa, a Delida, placer.
Delightleaa, a. Bin placer 6 delelte.
Delightsome, a. Delidoao, ddeitoen, pla-
cantero.
DeUgfataomely, ad. Delidoaamente.
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DeligbtsomeDee^ a DoUela, deMl«» plaes
amenldad. (deecrlUr
To Ddineata, wk Dellnear, traaar; pintar;
Delineation, a Delineadon, delbieamienta
tDelineatnre, a Delineamenta [dgnai:
tDeliniment, a. £1 acto de mittgar 6 apa*
Delinqaency, a. Delito, cnlpa, folta.
Delinquent, a DeHncuente, ^imlnaL
tDeliqaatioii, a Derretlmiento, Uqaldadoa.
To Deliqneaoe, Wk Liqoidane.
Ddlooeeeeaoe, a (Qolm.) Derretlmlaate
deUcneaoenda.
Deliqneaoent, a. Ddloneaoente.
Deliquiom, a Deliqaio ; defeeto, p^rdidik
Delinooa, a» Ddiraote; obodjo, cadaoo.
Deliriooaneaa. a. Locora 6 demenda.
Delirium, a Delirio: demenda; cbocha^
Dellteecence, a Betiro, oaouridad.
tTo Delitigate, «a. BegaAar, reprobar.
tDelitigation, a £1 acto da rogaAa^ 6 oq».
tender.
To Delirer, «& Dar, eeder; tirar; llbrai
aalvar; redtar, reUtar; nartear.
Deliverance, a Entrega, Ubramieoto ; Bar
radon; parte.
DeliverOT, a Dbertador; narrador, rekilar.
Delivery, a £ntrega; libramtento; rondi
don;jproIadon; parta
Dell, a Barranco; hondonadiL
Deltoid, a. (Anat) Ddt^idea
Delndable, a, £ngaftadixo. [car; fhistno;
To Ddade, «a. £ngafiar. entrampar, emban*
Deloder, a Dduaor, impoator.
Delnding, a Oolaslon, engaAo, impoatua.
Ddnge, a DUavio; oredente; deagraela
repentina. [abnimar, oprimir.
To Delnge, va, Dllavlar, Uover d cintaroa;
Deloaion, a Dolo, fraade; ilnalon; error.
Ddoaive, Delaaory, a, EngaAoeo, fiJam,
ft-andolento, iloaorla [eaatel^
To Delve, «a. Gavar; aondoar, raatrear eon
Ddve, a Foso, boyo, bondon ; minau
Delver, a Cavador.
Demaac^nie, a Demagogo.
Demain, Demeane, a Tierraa patrlmonialeaL
Demand, a Alegadon; demanda; petkkftn.
To Demand, vo* Demandar, teclamar; pf«*
gun tar; proceaar.
Demandable, a. Demandable, exigtble.
Demandant, a (For.) Demand ante, deman-
dador. (gSete.
Demander, a £zaetor, demandador; pedl
Denumdreea, ^. Deroandadora.
Demarcation, a. Demaroadon.
tDemarcb, a El paao, el modo de andar.
To Demean, vn. Portarae.— «a Envileoec;
deaeatimar, rebiO^'
Demeanor, a Porte, el modo de gobemann.
Demean, Demeane, t, Poaeaion de bleaoa
raioea
Demonoy, a Demenda. . (looa
To Dementate, on. Dementareo, rolverae
Dementate, a. Infktoado, loco.
Demcntation, a Demenda, locora.
Demerit, a Dem^riio, deameredmleatA.
tTo Demerit, «a. Deamereoer.
tDemeraed, a, Bnmergido. abogado.
Demenlon, a Snmeraion 6 auibcadon an «a
agaa [y & voces lo mismo one ctuL
DeraU Beml, particnU qaeslgniflca fa tnltad
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Demi-derll, «. Mediodemonio.
Demi-god, t. Semldios.
Deml-fforge, & (Fort) Semfgola.
Demi-umce, a iLanza Ifgara. [preclo.
Demi-man, s. Medio bombre; voz do de-
Demi-premlaea, «. pL Semipremi6(M,medla8
proposicloDea. [tinencia.
Demirep, «/C Major sospecbada do inoon-
Demlse, & Maerte, &Ilecimiento.
To Demise, va. Legar, d^ar en teetamento.
Domissiun, ». Dogrodacion, dimlsion; de-
cadonoia.
tDemisaly, ad. Hnraildemento.
^"Demiaaorv, a. V. Dlmimiory.
ITo Demit, ca. Deprimlr, abatlr, envUccor.
Demi-wolf; «. Mediozorra.
Democracy, «. Domocracia.
Democrat, & Demdcrata.
Democratic^ Democratical, a. Democrdtloa
DemocratidUly, ad, Democrdticameote.
tDemocraty, a. Democracia. [rasar.
To Demolish, to. Demoler. armlnar; ar-
Domolisber, a. Armlnador, destructor.
Demollshmenta. Deetruccion, rolna.
Demolition, «. Demolidon, arrasamlento.
Demon, a. Demonio, espirltn maligna
Demoncsa, ^ Mc^cr dlabdllca.
Demoniac Demoniacal, a. Dcmoniaoo ; en-
demoniado.
Demoniac, «. Energfimena
Domonian, a. Demoniaco, diab6Ilco.
Demonocracj, «. Podor 6 gobierno del de-
monia
Demonolatry, 9. Calto del demonio.
Demonology, $. Demonologia, demono-
. mania.
Demonsbip, «. I3stado do denoonia
Demonstrable, a. Demoatrable. [traclon.
Demonatrabloness, & Ct^acldad do demoa-
Demonatrably, ad, Demoetrablemente.
To Demonstrate) «<k Demostrar, probar,
bacer ver.
Demonstration, a. Demostraolon, avidencla.
Demonstratiye. a, Demostrattvo.
Pemonstratiyely, ad. DemosUatlramente.
Demonstrator, a. Demostrador. [mostrar.
Domonstratory, a. Lo qne se dirfge t de-
Domoralization, a. Desmorallzaclon.
To Demoralize, va, Desmorallzar. [cante.
Demulcent, a. jCM6d.) Emoliente, duldfl-
To Demur, vn. Objetar; suspender ol curso
dealgana instancia; vaoiiar; formar e6<
crApula — va, Dudar alsuna oosa.
Demur, a. Duda, escr6puio, hesitacion.
Demure, a. Sobrio ; reservado ; grave ; gaz-
mofio. [moAeria.
Demurely, ad, Modostamente, con gaz-
Domureness, a. Oazmoneria, bipocresia;
serledad.
Demnrrase, a. Demora. Demurrage days^
(Nan.) Estadiaa 6 estailas. (For.) Proro-
gadon.
Demurrer, a. Demora; oesadon ; tardanza.
Demy, a. Notnbre do una olase de papeL
Den, 8, Caverna, antro ; cueva de floras.
Denary, a. Decena.
To Denationalize, 1H7. Deenadonallzar.
tTo Denay, ««. v. 7b Dmy.
Dendrite, a. (MIn.) Dendrite. {boles.
Osndrology, a. Historia netaral de los Ar-
DEP
tDcncgadon, a. Denegadon.
Deniable, a. Negable. Jgadoo
Dental, a. Dene^idon. St^'deniaiTKbn^
Denier, «. Contradictor, negador. Denier
Moneda de cobre on Francia. nnfamac
To Denigrate, co. Deneerecer; denigrar
tDenigration, a. Denigraclon, infiunacion.
Denizatioc, a. Manumlsion ; esendon, firsn-
quicia.
Denizen, a. £1 extranjero naturalizado.
To Denizen. «a Naturalizar; eximir.
Dcnomiuable, a, Denominable.
To Denominate, vo. Denominar, nombraij
DonominaUon, a. Denominadon, titulo,
nombre.
Denominatiye, a. Denominativo.
Denominator, a. Denominador.
Denotable, a. Notable, distinguido.
Denotation, a. Destgnadon, marca, aefiaL
tDenotative, a, DeootatlTa
To Denote, «a. Denotar, indlcar, designar
marcar, senalar.
Denotement, «. Sefial, indioadon. [senlac^
Denouement, a. E'xlto, fin ; desenredo, de*
To Denounce, va, Dcnnndar, delatar; pro*
mulgar, publicar.
Denouncement, a. Denunclacion.
Denouncer, a. Denundador, acusador;
amenazador.
Dense, a, Denso, espeso. compacto.
Density, 9. Densidad, solidez.
Dent, «. Cardenal, seilal qne doja un golpe.
Dental, a. Dental— & (lot) Denton.
Dentated, a. Dentado.
Dentelli, «. Y. ModiUians,
Denticulation, a. Dentadura, dientes peqne-
&0S de algunas mdquinas.
Denticulated, a. Dentado.
Deniifrioe, a. Dentrifioo.
Dentllaye, «. Locion para los dientes.
Dentist, a. Dentlsta.
Dentition, «. Dentidon.
To Denudate, fo. Desnudar; despojar.
Denudation, a. Despojo de ropa. (Cir.)
Denudadon.
To Denude, im. Desnudar, despojar.
To Denundate, fm. Denunciar, amenazar.
Denundation, a. Denunclacion ; nnbUca«
don, declaradon. [delatoc
Denundator, a. Denundador, denundantfl^
To Deny, va, Negar ; renundar ; renegar.
To DeoMtruct, ut, Desembarazar, desob*
etruir.
Deobstment, a.y9, (M6d.) Deobstruente.
Deodand, a. Ofrenda i DIos; multa.
fTo Deonerate, va,Y. To IkoneraU.
tTo Deoppilate, w. (M6d.) Desopilar.
tDeordination, a. Degradadon de alguita
persona ordenada.
tTo Deoeculate, vo. Beear. [oxlKenar.
To Deoxidate, Deoxidize, va. (Quim.) D«e-
tTo Depaint, va, Plntar, descrlblr.
To Depart, vn^ Partir; deaistlr; desertaiv
apostatar; apartarse; morir.— «a^ Partir
divldlr: retirar. To depart /yam. Ma
dar; abandonar, desistir.
tDepart, a. ParUda ; muerte. V. Depar
itwei Beflnadura.
Departer, a. Beflnador de metalea.
Departing, a. Beparacion.
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OepartmeDt, «. Nagodado, iespaobo; d«-
pftrUmento, proTinda.
DepftrttnenUL a. Departamental.
D^irmre, «. Partlda; maerte; deeunparo.
To Depaaperate, «a. Empobreoer 4 algano.
To Depend, m. PenderjOolffar; depender;
Becesitar de apoya 7b append qf. Pro-
renlr, proceder. 2b depend on, OoLtar
oon, coDflar. l^no^ D«pendenoy»
Dependance, Dependaoejr, «. V. Depend*
Dependant, Dependent, a Dependtente, aa*
mUterno.— a. Dependicnte, enbordlnado.
Dependence, Dependency, «. Dcpendenda,
Inferioridad.
Depender, $. Dependiente.
Dependins, pa. Pendiento. [don.
tDeperdiUon, & Perdldon, nilna, destnic-
To Dephlegmate, eo. Desflemar.
Dephlegmatlon, a. Deafleouidon.
To Depict, vo. Pintar, representar, desoriblr.
To Deplctaro, f>a. Figorar en plntura, pin-
tar 6 repreeentar.
To Depilate, to. Qnltar el vello 6 pelo.
Deplladon, a. La acdon de qnltar el pelo.
Depilatory, «. Atanquia, ungiiento para bacer
caer el cabella
Depllous, a. Pelado, pelon.
To l)eplant, va.Y.To Traneplant,
Deplouon, «. Yadamiento ; vado, vacuo.
Deplomblo, a. Deplorable, lamentable, ml-
serable ; despreciado ; lastlmoso triste.
Deplorablenefis, s. Eetado deplorable.
Deplorably, ad, Deplorablemento, inflsllz-
mente.
Deplorate, a Lamentable, deplorable.
Deploration, a. Lioro, llanto, mmenta
To Deplore, va. Deplorar, lamentar, Uorar.
Doploredly, ad, Vilmente.
Deplorement, a. Lloro, Uunonta plenta.
Deplorer, a. Lamentadorjloron. (Mex^I>o-
To Deploy, va, (Mil) Desplegar. V. 7b
Dieplay, [peatanaa.
De^omatlon, «. Dosplnmadon ; calda de las
To Deplnme, «a. Desplnmar.
tTo DcponOj vo. Depositar ; arrlesgnr.
Deponent, a. Depononte ; declarante.
To Depopulate, aa. Deapoblar, devastar.—
im» Dwpoblarse.
Depopalatlon, «. Despobladon ; derastadon.
Depopulator, a. Dospoblador, asolador.
To Deport, vOw Portarse, condnclne.
tDeport, a. Porte, condnota. [portaclon.
Deportation^ Deportaclon, destierro, trana-
Deportment, & Porte, condncta.
Deposable, a. Gapaz do ser depaesto.
Deposal, a. Destronamlento, depoelcion;
d^radacion. [dar; teatlfloar.
To ]5epo8e,i7a. Deponer; deatronar; degra-
Depoeer, a. Deponente.
Depoelng, e, Deposidon.
To Deposit, «Kf. Depositar; oonslgnar; po-
ner dinero 4 Interea.
Deposit, a. Dep6Bito; flanza, prenda.
Depoaitary, & Depositario.
Depodting, e. El acto de depositar 6 apartar.
Deposition, e. Depoddon ; testlmonlo ; des-
titadon.
Depoeitory, a. Denoeitaiia.
Depodtam, «. Y. ikrpoeit
Depot, a. P68ito: despacha
PER
DepraTatioc, a. Depravadoii, oorrapok*
eatragamiento.
To Deprare, «a. Depravar, pcnrortlr, cor
romper, viciar; fluaiflcar; dUkmar.
Depraved, o. Abandonado, oorromptd«i
dlfiolato.
Depravedly, ad. Depraradamente.
Depravedoeas, a. Depravadon, cormpdoo
Depraver, a. Depravador.
Depraving^ a. Depravadon.
Depravity, a. Depravadoc ; ootmpdoa
maldad. roindad.
Deprecable, a Oapax do aer anplioAdo.
To Deprecate, vn. Deprecar, rogar, aapHcar
— DO, Implorar, anpllcar.
Deprecation,a. DeprMaoion, moo, pattdim
Deprecative, Depreoatory, a. Dej^ecatlv^
Bupllcante.
De^cator, e, Depreeante. [no
To Depreciate, «ck Bebaiar d preoJb; ma-
Depredation, a. Deacrfidito, deaeatimadoB.
Depredator, a. Den>redador.
To Depredate, Ta. Saqoear, robar; deaolar,
aaolar, destrulr. [yoraddad.
Depredation, a Depredadon, plTliJe, eaco;
Depredator, a. Saqueador ; rapinador, ladroa
delp&blloo.
+To Deprehend, f«. Sorprender ; deacnbrir.
tDeprenendble, cu Faoll de prendcr ; com-
pronaible.
tDeprehen8ion,«. Sorpreaa; deaeobrfmlcnta
To Dopresa, va. Oomprimlr ; deprimir, hn*
miliar, abatlr.
Depresaed, a. Deprimido; bnndldo, hondo.
Depreaion, & Compreaion ; depreslon ; ab«-
tlmlento.
Depressive, a. Depredvo.
Dopreasor, a. Depreeor; opresor.
Deprivable, <k Capaz de aer privada
Deprivation, a. Pri vadon ; pirdlda.
To Deprive, «& Privar, despi^ar; ezohitr
impedir.
Depriver, a. El qne prlva, deap<^a 6 qnitJL
Depth, a. Hondnn; ablsmo; aagaddad.
tTo Depulse, <^ Becbazar.
Depnlaion, a, Bechazo.
Depulsory, a. Lo qne rediaza. [flew..
To Deporate, fOh Deporar, limplan pari*
Depurate, a. Deporado, limplo, purifloula
Depuration, a. Depuradon.
tTo Depure, «a. Depnrar, limpiar.
tDepurgatory, a, Depnratorio.
Deputation, a. Dlpntadon ; oomidon.
To Depute, va, Dipntar, deatinar, enfiar,
ddegar.
Deputy, a. Dlpatado, eomiaario, delegado^
agente. Lord deputyy Ylrey. Depvt^
ffof>emor, Tenlente gobemador.
To Deracinate, va, Deaamdgar; aboUi^
extirpar. [deoar.
tTo Deraign, i>a. Probar, Justiflear; deaer-
Dcraignment,a.Prueba, Juatlfloadon; d«B-
6rden. [daaooncertar.
To Derange, va, Deaarreglar, deaordeoai.
Derangement, a. Desoonderto, deaarregl«|
dea6rden; conftidon.
DereHot, a. Abandonado volantarlamento.
Dereliction, a. Deaamparo, abaadono ; dd»
don de bienea. [m
To Deride, «ABUr1ar.e9c«meocr- lariia
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Darider, & Burlon, KamboD, aoflamero.
Doidingly, ad. Con zamba.
Dertolon, a Irrlsion, eecarnio, borla.
Derisive. Derisory, & Irrlsorlo.
Derlstrely, ad. ImaorUmente.
Derivable, & Derivftble, dedadble.
Derivation, t, Derlvadon.
Derivative, a. y a. Derivatlvo.
Derivatively, ad. Derivatlvamente.
To Derive, 1K1. Derivar, dlstribolr; dedndr;
oonranlcar.— «iK Derivar, derivane, naoer ;
descender, prooeder.
Deriver, a. £1 qne derive 6 dedaoe.
Dernier; a. Ultimo; poetrero.
To Derogate, va, y n, Derogar, annlar; In*
valldar; deCraer; menospredar.
Derogate, a, Dero^o ; deeaoreditada
Derogately, Dero^atorlly, ad. Derogative-
raente.
Derogation, t, Derogadon ; deeestlmadon.
Derogative, a. Derogatorio, derogative.
Derc^atorinese, 9. Derogadon ; detracdon.
Derogatory, a. Derogatoria
Dervia, a. Dervls, sacerdote entre los torooo.
Descant, a (M6a.) Dlscante. Dlscarso, oo-
mentario. [mentar.
To Descant, vn. Dlscantar; dlscnrrtr, co-
Dceeantlng, «. Coiiletara, presondon
To Descend, «n. Descender; dcrivarse; In-
vadlr,— ^fl. 7b descend to 6 into^ De-
scender; htiane L
Descendant, s. Deecendlente. [dlente.
Desoendent, a. Lo qne se cae abi^o ; descen*
Descendibility, tf. lV«8mlsion por linage.
Descendible, a. Trasmislble. [deeradadon.
Desoendon, s. Doscenso ; dedinacTon, caida;
Deecenslonal, DescendveL a. Deecendlente.
Descent, a. Descenso; decUve; invadon;
snoedon; origen; posteridad. [car.
To Describe, va. Deecriblr, ddlnear; ezpU-
Describei; s. Descriptor, expodtor.
Descrler, a. Descnbridor; averlgnador.
Description, a. Descripdon, representadon.
Descriptive, a. Descrlptivo.
To D«Bcry, va» Esplar. observar; colnm-
brar; dlTlsar; describtr.
tDescry, a. Desonbrimlento.
To Desecrate, «a Proftnar.
Desecratioii, a. Prolknadon; prolanamenta
Deeert, «. Dederto, yermo; Boledad.~a.
Despoblado.
Desert, a Meredmlento; m^rita
To Desert, va, Desamparar, abandonar.— rtt.
Desertar; aosentarM.
Deserter, a. Deserter, tribiftiga.
Desertion, a. Deserdoo; abandooa
Desertless, a, Indimo, sin m6rito.
Desertlessiy, ad. Ikemereddainente.
tDeeertrioe, ^f. Mt^er qne lUta & sn deber.
To Deserve, va, Merecer.
Deservedly, ad. Merecldamente.
Deserver, a. Merecedor.
Deserving; «. Mdrlto ; merecodor. [mente.
Deaervin^y, ad. Dtsnamonte, moredda-
Dtftceanta, «. pL QIM.) Desecantes.
To Dedccate, «(i. Desecar.— tm. Becarse.
Dedceative, a. Desecatlva [neceddad de.
T* Dedderate, va. Dosear, qaerer; tener
Dadderatam, $. Dedderatnm; hneco, fiUta.
tDeddkae, a. Deddloeo.
DES
va^ Proponer ; designar ; maqni
To
Dedgn, a. Deslgnlo, Intento ; empresa; nKv
tivo; jproyecto; dlbpjo. Tfitouffh d&
eign, Expresamente, adrede.
Designable, a. Lo qne se pnede dedgnar.
Dedgnate, a, Sdlafado, apnntada \soAx
To Designate, va. Apuntar, sefialar; dlstin-
Designation, a Dedgnaclon, deslgnlo, inten*
don.
Dedgnative, & Designatlvo, espedflcante.
Designedly, ad. Adrede, de propdslto.
Dedgner, a. Maqulnador; dlb^Jante; Inven-
tor; proyectista.
tDesignAilne8& «. Maqoinadon, intento.
Designing a, Inddioeo ; astuto. — a. Dlbi\)<]^
diseflo.
Designingly, ad, Inddlosamente.
Designless, a, Inadvertldo.
Deslinleesiy, ad* Inadvertidamente.
tDeognment, a. Trama: dlsefio, dlbqjo.
Desinence, a. Termlnadon, fin; desinenda.
tDeelnent, a. ITlttmo; postrera
Dedrable, a. Deseable, apetedble; agrada
ble, ffodosa [alto
DedraBleness, a. Deseo vebemente; nnsio,
Desire, «. Deseo, anhelo; ansU, apetlta
To Desire, va. Descar, ^>eteoer ; rogar, su-
pllcar.
Deslreless, a. Bin deseo, indifercnte.
Desirer, a. Deseador.
Desiring, a. Desea
Dedrons. a. Deseoso, andoso.
Deslronsly, ad, Anslosamente.
Dedroosness, 9. Dc3eo vivo, anbela
To Desist, VJK Deslstir, parar, cesar.
DesiBtanoe, a. Deslstencfa, deslstlmiento.
Deslstlve. a. Final, oonoluvente, decldvo.
Desk, a. Bnfete, mesa papelera. Choritter'$
desky Atril de core.
To Desk, «o. Enoerrar, atesorar.
Desolate, a. Deaolado^ despoblado, loUtario ;
arroinado. [arminar.
To Desolate, va. Desolar, deq[>oblar, de vastar,
Desolatdy, ad, Desoladamente.
Deeolateneas. a. Desoladon, afllodon.
Deeolater, Desolator, 9. Desolador, asolador.
Desolating, 8, Desoladon, afllccion.
Desolation, «. Desoladon, ralna; deeconsne-
lo; destitodon.
Desolatery^ Afllctlvo, dectltnido.
Despair, a. Desconfianza, desesperadon.
To Despdr, vn, Deseeperar.— «a. Haoer do*
sesperar.
tDespairable, a^ Y. Unhop^ul.
Despdrer, a. Deeosperado, desesperante.
Despairingly, ad, Dcsesperadamente.
To Despatch, va. Despacbar; matar; abro-
viar. [tad; ezpresa
DeiqC>atch, a Despacho, ozpeoldon, prontl*
Despatcher. a. Destraldor; exproso, correa
DespatchAu, a. Diligento, ezpodito.
tDespeotion, a. Menospredo, dlsgosto.
Desperado, s. Dosespenido, mrioscperdlda
Desperate, a. Desesperado ; arrdado ; flirio'
so; atrevido y sin esperanza o mledo.
Desperatdy, ad. Des^peradamente, tarh
samente.
Desperateneas, a. Temeridad, arrojo^ ftarta.
Desperation, a. Desesperadon, deaconflan?a
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tDcsplcioDey, a. Desprecio; menowree:).
Despiaable, a. I>«8pr»clal>le« mlsenbiei
fDeoplflAl, «. Deaden, dcspredo.
To I>«SDia«, to, DMpredar, menoeprecUr
DesplMd, a, DesMtim«do, desprecUulo.
Desptsednen. a. AbatimieDto.
Detpiser, «. DosprecUdor.
Dosplsing, «. Deaden, despreda
Despite, «. Deepecho; Ire; nullcU; reneor.
VTo Despite, va. Moleetar, enbdar. [vo.
DespiteftiU a. Malidoeo, rencoroao, vengati-
Despiteftilly, od Malicloeamente.
DespiteAilness, A MalismidAd, renoor, odlo.
To Despoil, va. Despojur; privar ; desnadar.
Deepoller. «. PllUdor, saqueador, robedor.
Despolianon, «. Despojo, robo.
To Despond, vtk Deeoonfiar; deseq>eranzar,
deeeaperar. pienta
Deepondenc7, t. Doeoonflanza, temor; deea-
Despondent, a. Desoonflado, desesperado,
desalentado.
Deeponder, «. El que no tlene eeperanza.
Despondingly, ad. Desconfladamente.
tTo Desponsate, «a. Desposane.
tDesponsation, a. Deapoaorio.
Despot, «. Deepota, tiranoi.
De^KHto, Deapotioal, a. Desp6tIco, abaolato.
Despotically, atU Dcep6Ucamente.
Despotism, a. Deepotiamo, tlrania.
To Despamate, vn, Espnmar.
DespumattoB, «. Despumacion.
Deaqoamatloo, a. Escamadnra.
Dessert, f. Poatrea, al fin da las comidasi
tTo Deatinate, va. Destinar, asignar, dedlcar.
tDestinatc, a. F(Jado, destinada
DestinatioD, a. Destlnadon, deatino.
To Deatine, «& Deatlnar. aefialar.
Destiny, a. Destino, fktalidad. fortana, suerte.
Destitute, a. Destituldo, abandonada de-
sainparado. [trar.
tTo Destitute, va, Abandoaar, d(^ar; itua-
Deatitutlon, a. Destitadon, pilradon; do-
aamparo, abandooo. [aniqullar.
To DeatroV, va. Destrnir, asolar, arrasar;
Deatroyabfe, a. Dcatrnible.
Deatroyer, a. Deatnildor 6 dettrodor.
tTo Destrnct, «a. Destrnir.
DestruotibiUty, a. DestrndlbCidad.
Deatrnotible, ct. Deatmible.
Deatmdion, a. Destruedon, aaolamieiito;
destrozo; perdidon. [noao.
Destraotlve, a. DeatmdlTo, destmotor, rui*
DeatruoaTeiy, ad. Deatnictivauiente.
Deatmettveneaa, a. Proniedad; deatmodon.
tDestructor, a. Deatruldor, destraotor, oon-
aumidor.
Deaudatlon, a. Sudor exoedvo.
Desuetude, t. Desoso. [varladon,
Deaultorlnesa, a. InatablUdad, tnoooslatonda.
Deaulttiry, a. Pas^lero, variable, irregular,
yago, ineonexo.
To Detacb, va, Beparar, apartar; deatacar.
Detadiing, a. Bepuradob, apartamiento.
Detadiment, i Deatacamento. [standar.
To Detail, «a. Detallar, eepedflaar, drenn-
Udafl, a. Detille, p<a' menor.
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Detailer. a. Narrador dreunstaooiado.
To Detain, «a. Detener, retardar, soape
Det&lnder, a. Orden de encarcdadon.
Detainer, «. Detentador, retenedor; d«te^
don. [hr.
To Detect, «& Deaenbrlr, averlgoar; rero>
Deteder, •. Deacnbildor, averignador; dela>
tor. rclaradon.
Detection, a. Arerlgnadon; rereladon, de-
Detention, 9. Detendon; enderro, eantlTt-
dad; tardanza. [dir, Impedlr.
To Deter, «a. Desanlmar, acooardar; olaaa
To Deteree, «<l limplar una llaga.
Detergent a. Deteigente, purgante^— « D»
tereorlo.
To Deteriorate, va. Desm^rar, detcffom
Deterioration, a. Deterioradon, deterioca
Determent, a. Deaallento ; impedimenta, ob»
8t4onla
Determinable, & DeterminableL
Determinably, ad. DeterminadamMiteL
Determinate, a, Detarminadc, deddldt);
eonduyente; aoordado.
Determinately, ad. Detcrmlnadameota
Determinateneea, a. Beaoludon deteml-
nadiL [don; deddon; reoMto.
Determination, t. Determlnadoii, reeoto-
Determinatlve, a. DeterminatiTO.
Determinatur, a. Determinante.
To Determine, ml Determinar, reglar; jtu-
gfor.—wK Acabar, oondnlr; deteaninMSa.
Determiner, a. Determinante, reaoelt^x
Deterration, a. Deeentlerro. [oadon.
Deterdon, a. Deteraton, abstergentei, partfl*
Deterdve, a. DetoidTO, detersorio, deCer-
gente. [eer, execnti
To Detest, to, Detestar, abomutar, aborre-
Deteatable, a. Detestable, aborredble, exe»
crable.
Detestably, ad, Deteetablementei
Deteetatlon, a. Deteetadon, aborrecindeote^
Detester, a. Aborreced<M>.
To Dethrone, wk Doatronaf.
Dethronement i. Destronamtoito.
Dethroner, m. £1 que destrona. [dor.
Detinue, 9. (For.V Auto contra na d«t»ti>
To Detonate, «n. Detonar, inflamane 86btl^
mente y oon eatr6p{to.
Detonation, s. Detonadon, fttlminAdon.
To Dotonixe, WL (QuioL) Oaldnar. V. fk
Deflagrats. fmer deelgida
Detordon, a. ApartamleBto, oesrlo del prW
To Dotort va. Toroer 6 alterar d aentldo.
Detour, a. Yudta. recodo; 8ub€«ifbglo.
To Detract, «& Detraotaiv Inftmar; dbml
nuir, quitar.
Detracter, a. Detraotor, inftunador.
Detraction, a Detraodon, maledieeada.
Detractioua, a. Derogatorlo; deahonroao.
DetradlTe, a. Tnfkmante; detnctante.
Detractor, a. Disfiunador : detractor.
Detractory, a. Infkmatorio, derogntorio.
Detraotreea, «. Detractora, murarandora.
Detriment, a. Detrlmento, dafio, peijoleia
Detrimental, a. PeijadieUl ; desreati^aM
daftoao.
Detrition, %. Bozaaora, rondero. [tar
To Detrude, •& Hnndlr, empi^; predpl
To Detruncate, «a. Podar, qnltar las ramai
Aai»6rlhias daloa ixhiAtx
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DetraoMtloD, & PodA.
Dotrufilon, s. Acclon de proolpltar
Detnrbfttloii, & £1 aetode •rrqjtr al soeio al-
fQDA con. * [trampa.
Deace, t, Dos en loe Jnegoe: cl dlantre, la
Dense, a. Diantre, dJaDche. I/otc the d€UM,
Como dlabloal
Deosed, a, (Joe.) Exeeslvo.
Deoterogamtst, a. £1 casado doe rcces.
Deoterogamy, a Deuterogamla, segiirdas
nupdas.
DealeroDomj, «. Deateronoznio.
tTo DevasL To Devastate, va. Derastar;
•solar; rooar. [qnea
DevaatatloD, a Derastadon, deeoladon. «a>
To Develop, <k>. Desonvolver, deaarroUar,
descoger; descnbiir.
Development, a Manifestaclon, exbiblolon.
tDeve-Tfence, «. DecUve 6 decllvlo. [tar.
To Devest, «A Deenndar; despqjar; libera
tDevez, a, £n decUve.
Devezity, «. DecUvlo, decllvldad. [car.
To Deviate, «n. Deeviane ; deecarriarse ; po-
Deviation, a. Deavio; mala conducta; de-
vlaoion.
Device, a. Treta; plan; recnno; invencion.
tDevicefid, a. Inventivo, ingenioBo, eq>eca«
lativo.
tDevlceftillf, ad» Cnrlosamente Ideado.
DevlU a. Diablo, demonio, eapiritu maligna
Deviling^ a. Dlabllllo. [male.
Devilis£ & Dlab611oo: ezoesivo; Inslgne,
Devlllshlj, ad, DlabdUcamente, esoenva-
mente.
Devilisbnees, a. Diablnra, maldad.
tDevillsm, a. Diabltsma
tTo Devilize, 9a. Endlablar, eudemonlar.
Devllkln, a. DlablUIa
tDevilsblp, ». £1 carioter del demonla
DeviousL a. Deeviado, desoaminado, errada
Devisable, a. Lo que se pued? trazar 6 Idear.
To Devtae, ito. Tnnar, invcator ; legar. — vn.
Pensar, maquinar.
Devise, a. Le^ido, manda; treta, arbltrla
Devisee, a. Legatario.
Deviser, & Inventor, antor. [do.
Devisor, a. Testador, el qne dcita algun I«ga-
Devold, a. Yacio; llbre, privada
Devoir, a. Obsequio; oomplimlento.
To Devolve, vo. Bodar h6eia abtjo.— «nw
Devolver.
Devolution, a. Mndanza; devolncion.
tDevoration, a Yoraeidad.
tDevotary, & Y. Votofy.
To Devote, «ek Dediear, ooneagrar; apllcar.
Devote, a. Y. Devoted.-— s, £1 que esti dea-
tlnado & akpna oosa. [do.
Devoted, a. Dedicado, oonsagrado, deetina-
Devotedneea, a. Aibcto; dovcdon; saorifl-
do voluntaria
Devotee, «. Santon, aantnrron, icoclgato.
Devotion, a. Devocion; vencracioc, ora-
don; afeoto; ardor, anhelo.
Devottonal a. Devoto, religloeo.
Devotionalist, a. Santon, santnrron.
Devotlonist, a. Santon.
tDevotor, a. Adorador. [destmlr.
To Devour, wu Devorar, tragar, engalllr;
Devonrer, s. Devorador. [codida.
DoTonrlngljT, ad. Yorazmente; con mn^a
DIA
Devout a. Devoto, piadoso, fetvoroaa
Devoutly, ad. Devotamentei
Devoutness, a. Devocion.
fTo Devow, uo. Dodlcar. Qenta^
Dew, a. Eodo. mght dwr, (Am.). El to.
To Dew, ""o. Bodar, mojar como con roda
Dewbent, a. Indlnado con el rodo.
Dewberry, a (Bot) Frambneea.
Dewbeaprcnt, part. Bodada
Dewdrop, A Oota de roda [d roda
Dew-dropping, a. Lo que cae k gotss ooroc
Dew-impearled, a. Aijoftuvdo, cubierto d
roda
Dewlap, A Papada de bney 6 tora
Dewlapt, a. P«puda [roda
Dew-worm. a Lombrla one se balla en d
Dewy, a. Bodado; semejiante 4 roda
Dexter, a. Dieetro 6 derecba [da.
Dexterity, a. Destreza, agUidad, mafia; gra^
Dexterous, a. Diestra habil, experta
Dexteronaly, ad, Dieetzamente. [pdictico
Dexterousness, a Habilldad, conodmlento
Dextral, €k Deroebo, dlestro.
Dextrality, a Situadon k la mano derccha.
Dey, A Bey 6 dey; jefe en Berberia.
Diabetea, a (hlM.) Dii^betes.
DUbolio, DUbolical, a. Dlabdllea
Diabolically, ad, Dlab611camente.
Dlabolicalnese, a Malignidad diabolica.
DiaboUsm, a. Diablura; poaddo por loa de*
monioA [plasta
DiaobyloB, Diadiylnm, a Dlaqnilon, em-
Diaoodium, a Diaoodion, Jarabe de adormJ>
deras.
Diaoonal, a. Diaconal
Diaeonate, a. Diaconato.
Diaconstlca, a Diac6aticA
Diacritic, Diacritical, a. DiacriUca
Diadem, a Diadema, coronA
Diademed, a. Coronada (BlaA)DlAdemada
Diadrom, a. La vibradon de nn pendula
Dlttreeto, a (Oram.) Di^resiA
Diagnostic, a (M6d.) Diagn^atico, slgno ca
raderVstioo ae una enfermedad.
Dlagond. a. Diagonal— a. Diagonal
Diagonally, ad. Dlagonalmenta
Diagram, A Dia^ramA
Diagraphical a. l>eaerlptivo.
Dia^ A BdoJ do sol, cnadranta
Dialect, A Dialecta lengoa; eetHa
Didedlo, A Did^cticA—A. Argnyente.
Dialectical, a. Dial6ctica
Dialectician, a Dial6ctica
DIalist, A Constmctor de relojes de sol.
Dialling, A Gnom6nica, la denda de baooi
relojes de sol.
Dldoglsm, A Dialoglsrao, d arte dd di&logo
DlalogiBt, A DlaloristA
DialMlsticaUy, ad. Dialogleamente.
To Dlaloglsa ftn. DIaloglzar.
Dialogue, A Di^losainterlocndon; ooloqnia
To Dudogne, tm. Dlalogar.
Dialogue-writer, a Dlalogista.
Dial-plate, a Omtula de nn rc^lcj.
DidysiA A (Bet) DiAlisiA
Dfamantine, & Adamantlna
Diameter, a, Di&metro.
tDlametral, a. Diametrd: opneato. eontnvto
tDUtmetrally, ad. Diametralmenta
DlaTndrlcd. a Diametral.
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▼, aA DluiMtnilineiite.
Dl«inond.«.i)laiiuuite; orosen Im nalpea.
(Oeom.) Bombo.
Dumonded, a. AdlamanUdo.
DUpuon, A Diapason.
Diaper, a Lienxo adamascado ; senrllletiL
To Diaper, va. Matizar ; adamaecar.
Diapbaneit/. «. Diaftnidad. [rento, tona
Diapbanic Diapbanooa, a. Diaibno, traspa-
DlapboreUo, Dlaphoretical, <L Dlafor^tloOb
aadorifica
Diaphragm, CLDlaftvgma; division, [nea.
DiarrhoM, s. Dlarrea, despcflo; evacoacio-
Dlarrbcetle, a Pnrgante.
Diariat, «. Diarista.
Diary, «. Diario.
Diastole, s, (MM.) Diistole.
Diastyle, & (Arq.) DiAsQIa
Diatessaron, a. (hltu,) Dlatesaron.
Diatonic, i. (M6&>Dlat^ioa
Diatribe, a. Diatrlba, sMira xnordai.
Dibble, «. Plantador, almoeafre.
To Dibble, €0. Plantar con almocafre.-
V. 7b Dope.
tDIcacioos, a. Locoaz.
tDieadty, «. Mordaddad; locnacldad.
Dice, t. pL Dados.
To Dice, vfiw Jogar eon 6 & los dados.
Dice-box, & Gabilete de dadoa.
To Dichotomize, co. Separar, diridir.
Dichotomy, & Dlcotomia, separacion. [cbe.
Dickens, a. (Ynlg.) Diablo, demonio, aian-
tDicker, a. Decenar 6 deeenario.
To DicUte, v». Diotar, declarar, sngerir.
Dictate, 9. Dictimen, precepto; dictado,
nota.
Dictation, a. Dictado, precepto, 6rden.
Dictator, A Dictador, Jefe aoberaoa
Dictatorial, a. Aatoritativo, altivo, magis-
tral, dogmitioo. [suncion.
Dictatorship, •. Dictatnra; arrocanoia, pre-
Dictatory, a. Dominante, dogmatico.
Dictature, s, Dlctadnra.
Diction, «. Diodon; lococion, lengui^
Dictionary, a. Diocionario.
Did, preL del verbo To Do.
Didactic, Didactical, a, Dld&ctlca
DIdapper, %. Soroorgnjo, mczgo.
Dldaflcalic, a. Didasc&Iica [mledo.
To Didder, eo. Tener oalofrios; tenoblar de
To Diddle, tn, Yadlar, anadear.
Didst, prtt^ ug. pera, del rerbo To Do.
T)\\».y.Dye.
To Die, ofl. V. To Dye.—vn. Morir; feno-
cer; marcUtarse; secarse; evaporar.
Die, 9. Dice, pL Dado; suerte; eufio do
moueda. (Arq.) Cabo.
Dior, 9. Y. Dyer. [do estados.
Diet, a. Oomida; dleta; raoion; asamblea
To Diet, vn. Estar & 6 de dleta, poner k
dleta; darde comer.
Dietary, a. Diet^tloa— a. Dleta mediclDsl.
Diet-drink, 9. Bebida medicinal.
Dietetic, Dietetical, a, Dlet6tico.
Dieting, 9. Adietadon.
DiflluTeation, a. Diihrreadon, la oeremonia
que baeian loa romanoa de partlr un boUo
oQtndo se divordaban.
To Diflisr, «fk DiftT«neiarie; eontender;
eontradedr.^rff^ Diftreoclar. ,
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Diffnrence, t. Dlferenda, dlveisldad, dto-
paridad; diatlndon.
To DlffierenoeifA DiiiDrendar, dIaUngair.
DifliBTttnt, a. Diferente, dlsUnU^ diyerio
desemdante.
Differential, a. (Mat) DlferendaL [menta
Diffsrently, Dlfferingly, ad. Difiarait**
Difficult, o. Dlfidl; penoso; fapero.
fTo Diffloiiltatewva* Diflcnltar; intrinear.
Difflcaltly, ad. Difidlmente. [dnda.
DifficnltT, 9. Dlficnltad ; obstiealo ; enredo;
tTo DUfide, wk Deeoonilar, recelarse de.
Diffidence, 9, Dlfldonda, deaconfianza; tl>
midez. [de geata
Diffident, a. Deaconfiado: tlmldo; oorte
Diffidently, ad. Dcseonfiadamenta. .
Diffluence, Diffluency, a. Floidez.
Difform. a. Diaforme, delbrme.
DUIbrmlty, «. Doformldad, irregnlaridad.
Dllfranobisement 9. Y. DitfranohUtmmL
To Diffbse, «a. DUbndlr, esparoir; dena*
mar. [pro^o.
Diffose, €L Dlftmdido, esparddo; diftui^
Dilliued. a. Extrafio^ extravagante. Irregular.
Dlfl^sedly, ad. Dimsamente, latamente.
Diflbsedneas, «. Dispersion, eiparcimienta
DilAuely, ad, ExtensiTamente, prom*-
mente.
Diffuser, 9. DlAindldor, esparddor.
Diffosible, a. Capas de dimsicm 6 extenalcn.
Diffosion,«. DIrasion, proiyidad; disperskHL
Difftadve, Ok DlfhsiTo^ eztendtdo^ en>areida
Difftasivdy, ad, Difhsameota. [tension.
DifftisiTeneM, a. Dispersion; dlAislon, ex-
To Dig, CO. Oavar, anondar; cnltivar. To
dig again^ Binar. To dig deeper^ Pro-
ftmdizar. 7h dig out 6 «p, Dosentcrrw
Digamma, 9. Dlgama, la letra F.
Digastric, a. DigAstrica
tDigerent, & Y. DigeatUoa.
Di^t, 9. Digeeto^ reoopllacion.
To Dicest, vo. Digerir ; ordenar ; dispooer ;
medltar; mmiv.
Digestible, <k Digerible. [tadon lenta.
Digestion, 9. Digestion. (Qoim.) FeniMa-
Digestive, a. Digestlvo ; metMlco.
Digger, a. (Evador. Qrano-diggar^ Sepnl-
tnroro. [n
Digit, 9. Digito, medida longitadinaa ; nft-
Dlgital, a. DiffitaL
Digitated, a, Dlvidldo como los dedce.
Dignified, a. Digniflcada
tDignlflcatlon, a. Condeooradon. [oonr.
To Digniiy, ^oa. Dicoiflear, exalt*r, eoadc-
Dignitary, 9, Dlgnidad, en alguoa i^aaia
catedral
Dignity, <: Dignidad, eargo.empleo; rango
tD wiotlon, 9. Y. Z>isMiu«coik
To Digress, im. Haoer digresioD, flp«rtane
del asmito, estraviarsA. [doe.
Digression, 9, Digreeion; desrlo. separs*
Digresaional, a. Desviado : aeparadcw
*"' ' a, Digredvo, disonnlTa
Digressively, <uf, ror'yla de dIgredoB.
To DIJndicata, to. F^ar con autoridad, Joa*
gar, deddir; disoemijw
Dnodication, 9. Dedsion h fallo JndkteL
Dike, i; Diqae. CMln.)Yena. CaaaL
To DHaoerato, xa. Dflaeerar, romper, i
despedazar.
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DllaoeratloD, «. Despedazamiento, dilftMra-
eion.
fTo DIlEniatc, «*. BespadiMT, raagw.
tDllMilatlon, s. Despedfuamlento.
To DiUpidato, «a. DUapidar, amiinar, des-
trulr. — on, Arrnlnarse.
Dilapidation, a. Dilapidadon, dMtrneeion.
Dilapidator, & Dilapldador, destructor.
DllataWlity, a. Dllalabilidad.
Dilatable, a. Dilatable.
?11aUUon, «. Dllatacion, extension.
0 Dilate tjo. y n. Dilatar ; extender ; alar-
gar; extendersei
tDilate, a. Extenslva
Dilation, •. Diladon; extencion. [dor.
Dilator, a. DHatador, eztendedor, ensancba-
Dllatorilf, ad, Lentamente.
Dilatorinesa, o. Lontltnd, taidaoza. [rla
Dilatory, a.Tardo, lonto, perezoso; dllato-
tDllection, * Dilecdon, amor.
Dilemma, a. Dilema; diflcnltad; embarazo.
Dilettante, fc (ItaL) Dliettanta— pi. Dl\et-
tanti
Dillgonoa, a. Aplleadon, eamero, dillgenda.
Diligent, a, DiHjrnte, aplioado, asidno.
Diligently, ad. Diligentemente.
Dill, a. (Bot)Eneldo.
tDllncid, a. Olaro, traaparente; eridente.
YTo DilQcidate, i^a. Dlladdar, ilostrar, ea-
darecer, aclarar.
f Diluddation, a. Dilacidacion.
Dllnent, a.y. Diloente. Ttemplar.
To Dilute, wt, Dealeir, dilnir, diaolver;
Dilate, a, Atenuado, ilaoo, diloido.
Dllnter, a. Dllnente.
Dilation, a. Desleldnra, dllnidon.
Dtlnvlan, a, Dilariano. [opaeo.
Dim. a. Tarblo de viata; lerdo; oaoaro;
To Dim, rOw Oftocar; oaearecer.
tDlmblo, a. Gofiada; carema, enera.
Dimension, a. Dimension, medida, ext«n-
Bion. [sion dotermlnada.
Dimenslonlcss, a. Lo que no tiene dimen-
Dimenaity, a. Extension, eapaddad.
Dlmenaive, a, Lo que aenala las dimen-
aionea.
To Dimidiate, va, Promediar.
Dimidiation. a. Dimidiadon.
To DIminiab. wf. Dlaminnir ; doamtjorar.
— en. Dismlnnirso, debllltarse.
DIminlabingly, ad. Eacaaamente.
fDiminoent, a. Dimlnnentew
tDiminnte, a. Dimlnato.
Diminution, a. Dlminndon ; degradadon.
DIminutIre, a. y a. Dimlnutlro ; pequafio ;
mezqulno.
Dlmtnntirely, ad. Diminutlramenta.
DlnilnattTaneaa, •. Pequeflez. [rana.
tDimisaion, a. Permiao do 6 ado de reti-
DImiasory, a. Dimisorlo. [mienta
tTo DImltf 9a. Dimlttr ; dar en arrenda-
Dimity, a. Cotonia.
Dimly, ad, (Xtiacadamenie, oacoramenta.
Dimness, ». OftuoamlMito, oecaredmlonto ;
eatupidez.
Dimple, a. Iloyuolo.
To Dimple, vn. Formarse boyoa.
Dimpled, Dimply, a. Lleno de boyoa.
Dim^alfbted, a. Oogato corto de viata.
DlD,«.Baic1oTie1entoycont1nQado; aonido.
DIR
To Din, va, Atolondrar, aturdir eon ruido.
To Dine, «n. Comer al mediodia.— «a. Dai
de oomer.
To Ding,«aw Arrojar Tlolentamente, oboear.
Ding-done, a. Din-dan, tin-tin.
Dingle, a. Canada, eanado entre doa altaraa.
Dingle-dangle, ad. (Yulg.) Mai oolgado; na
estar flrme. [dedad.
Dingineaa, a. La calldad da aer moreno, aa-
Dingy, a. Moreno, oacuro, ando.
Diniog-roooD. a. Comedor; refeotorio.
Dinnage, a. (N&u.) Mataa ; Impedlr dafb («
laseaigaa.
Dinner, a. Comida; el ado de corner.
Dinner-time, a. La bora de comer, [fbem.
Dint, a. Oolpe, cboque: abolladura; aafial;
To Dint, «& Sefialar, aboUar, marcar.
Dinumoration, a. Numoracion.
Dlooeean, 9,ra, Diocesano. [diatrita
Dioceaa, a Di6caei8 ; Juriadicdon eapbritnal ;
DIoptto, Dioptical, Dioptric, Dioptrical, a.
Dldptrica
DloptriaB, 9. Di6ptrlca.
Dioriam, a. Dioriamo, deflnidon eondaa.
tDioriatiealiy, ad. Diatintamenta.
Dlortboda, a. (dr.) Bectiflcadon de algun
miembro torddo. [penetrar.
To Diis «& Mojar; aumerglr; examlnar;
Dip, ' , vepr«sion, Inmeralon.
DipeU«oa^ a, CBot) Dlp^talo 6 dip^tala.
Dipbtbon^a. (Oram.) Diptonga
Dlploe, a. JDipIoe, telaa, del oraneo.
Diploma, a. Diploma, deapaeba— ^ Letraa
patentee. [loa emlM^adorea.
Diplomacy, a. Dlplomitica; diplomada;
Diplomatic a, Diplom&tioo; lo pertene-
dente 4 la dlplomadit
Dipper, a. Sumergldor, mojador; endiaron.
Dipping-needle, a. Aff^Ja magnetica.
Dipeaa, a. Serpiente fltbuloaa. [doa alaa.
Dipterona, a. (Ent) Dlptero; inaectoa eon
Diptych, a. Diptlea. [no.
Dire, a. Horrendo^ horrible, cruel, inhumv
Direct, a. Directo, abierto, daro, patonte.
To Direct, «a. Dirtffir, enaeOar; gobemar.
Direction, a. Dlreooion ; 6rden, inatrucdon
regularldad.
Directire, a. Directlva [mentai
Directly, ad, Dtrectamente, inmediata*
Directneaa, a. Derecbura.
Director, a. Director; regie, ordcnanza.
Directorial, a, Directorlo, directiva
Diredory, a. Direetorio; afkal^a— a. Di>
rcctorio.
Direetreaa, Direotrlx, ^f. Directora. [bare
Direfbl, a. Horrible, borrcudo, cruel, hit-
Direfblneaa,«.Horribilidad,eapanto; flaram
Diremption, a. Separacion.
Direnesa, s. Horror, eapanto ; llereza.
Dlraption. a. Saqueo; piUi^; botin.
Dirge, a. Endecha; candon fbnebra.
Dine, a. Eapede de daga 6 pufial.
Dirt a. Lodo, baaura; vileaa, biOcza.
To Dirt, v<k Eniudar, emporear.
Dirtily, ad. Puercaraente, TilmentA.
Dtrtineaa, a Sndedad; aordidez, bdcta.
Dirty, a. Sudo; mancbado; a^rdido: da^
predable. [obar. enlodae
To Dir^, eOw Emporear, enauclar, mn
Dlraption, a. Rerenton, rcTentaaoi.
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DlMbilttf, A ImpoteneU: inbabilldAd, in-
OftPMidftd. [(Niu.) DeMpar^ar.
To Disable, «a Inutillzar, incapaoiUr.
tDlflablement» », Impedimento legal
To Disabuse, «a. Eomendar, desengafiar.
To DiMcoommodate, «a. Ineomodar.
J>l8aocomDiodation, «. Ineptitad.
To Disaccord, ra. De»acordar, dlscordar.
To Disaccustom, va. Deaaooatiimbrar, doa-
babitnar.
To Diaaeknowledge, fo, Desconocer, negar.
Disacqoalntance, «. Ceaacion de amisUd.
To Disadorn, «a. DcMdoroar. TParane.
tTo Diaadvaiice, va. Deteoer, Impedlr.— Wk
DisadTaotage, «. DeaTentiO** menoecabo.
To Di8advantag^ va. Henoeoabar, daflar.
Disadvantagaoua, a, DeaventiOoAO, desa^
ventajado.
DlaadTanUgeonsIx, ad, "DtbweDitioaMmeat^
DiaadTantageousDefla» «. Menoacabo, dea-
venti^
tDisadventure, s. Desventura. Tclado.
tDisadventurous, a. Dearentarado, ae^gra-
To Diaaffeot, v<i. Descontentar ; dcaafioio-
nar ; Indisponer. [mal intcnciooada
Disaffected, a. Desafldonado, diaguatado;
Disaffsctedly, ad. Con deeafecto.
Disalfoctednesa^ Desafecto, deaamor.
Disaffectton, «. Deaaiboto, dealealtad ; deaa-
ni<»'.
tDisaffectioMte, a. Doaafecto.
To Dlsaakm, 9a, Contradecir.
DijaiBnBance,«. ConAitaoion, {mpognacion.
To Disagree, en. Disconvenir 6 deaconve-
nir, diacordar, de»aTenlne.
Disagreeable, a. Desagndable, ofimslvo;
oontrario. opaeeto. [to, deanlaoer.
Dlaagreeablenea^ t. DeeaveDooola, diagoa-
Disagreeably, tuL Deaagradablemente.
Disagreement, a. Deeem^anza; disoordia;
disenaion. ftad.
YTo Dlsal liege, «a. Induoir A fkltar & la leal-
To Disallow, T<i. Deeiq)robar, censurar, cul-
par.—tm^ Frohibir. [rable, Inadmisible.
Diaallowable, a. Negable ; culpable, oensa-
Diaallowaoce, a. Prohiuicion, vedamiento.
flo Disally, w$. Hacer on enlace deapro-
pordonada
YTo Diaancbor, «a. (N&o.) Deaancorar.
tDlsangelical, a. Inang^lloo. [desaleutar.
tTo Dnanimate, va, Matar; deaanimar;
tDisanimation, «. Maerte, desanimadon.
To Diaannol, wk Analar, Invalldar.
Disannnllcr, $. Annlador.
Dtsannnlliug, «. Anolacion.
Dlsannulment, a. Aonlaclon.
tTo DIaanoint, «a. Profluiar; dcgradar al
qnc eati ordenado.
To Dlsapparel, va. Desgnarnecer.
To Dlsi4>pear,m. Desaparecer; ansentarsc.
DisappeanDoe, Disappearing, a. Desapare-
dmienta [fiar; diasquear.
To Disappoint, ca Frastrar; ihltar; enga-
Disappointment, a. Cbaaoo ; petArdo, revea,
djagusto^ [cion.
DiaapprobatioD^ Deeaprobadon, reproba*
Dtawpproral, «. Deeaprobadon, eensnra.
T9 DuapproTe, vOw Desaprobar, oondenar,
censurar.
PIS
Dlaarmer, «. El que deaannA,
Disarming; a. Deaarme, deflarmadonL
To Dlsamogi^ va, Deatrmglar.
Disarrangement, $. Dea6rden, ooi.ftulon.
Diaarray, a. Desamglo; trmpillo. deaabOI^
pafioa menoresw [desordenai;
To Diaarray, va. Deanndar; desarregbr;
tDisassidui^, a. Deecnido.
To Disaasociate, ffa. Desunir, separar.
Disaster, $. DcMstre ; deagrada, infortani^
reves. [fit,
VTo Disaster, va, Hacer d<>«graciado; slU>
Disastrous, a. Deaaatroao^ inieliz, calamlto
so, triste, fittal
Disaatronaly, ad. Desaatradamente.
Disastrooanesa, «. Deagrada, deadlcha.
To DisavoQcb, va. Betractar, deadedrscL
To Disavow, «a. Denegar, negar ; detb
ptobar.
Disavowal, Dluvowment, a. Denegadoa.
tTo Diaaothorize, va. Deaautoriza^
To Disband, va, Deacartar, deepedir.— «»
Betlrarse.
To Diabark, va. (K&a.) Deaembarca:.
Disbeliei; «. Incredulidad ; deaconflanxa.
To Disbelieve, va. Descreer; deaoonflar,
dndar.
Di&believer, & Incrd'dulo, deserddo.
To Disbench, va. Deabancsr.
tTo DlsbUme, va. Absolver de culpa 4
censure.
tDisbodied, cl Incorp6re<i.
To Diabowel, v€L V. To IHsemboweL
To Disbranch, co. Deap^lar, arraiMiar iaa
To
Diamo.^
va. Desarmar.
To Disbud, va. Deetallar, deaborrar.
To Disburden, va. Deacaigar.— en. Deecar-
gar el inimo.
To DisbjTse, va. Deaembolaar, pagar.
Disbursement, «. Deaambolao ; gaatoa de un
buque.
Disburser. a. El que desembolaa, pagadoc
tTo Discaloeate, va. Deacalzar.
tDiscaloeation, a. £1 aoto de deacalzar.
To Discard, va. Deacartaise; dc^edlr;
deacartar, depone.
tDiscamata, a, Descamado.
To Discern, va, Columbrar; dtseemir, d»
cubrir.— 9tk Dlfttlnffutr.
Dlscemer, t, D«Bonbridor ; Jnei. [rente.
Discemiblo, a. Perceptible, visible, ane-
Discemiblenesa, a TisibiUdad, perceptt-
billdad.
Discemibly, ad, Perceptlblemente^
Discerning, a. Juidoao, aagaz, persi^oas.
--«. Discemimiento.
Discerningly, ad, Juldoaamente.
Discernment, «. Diaoemimiento, CAP'^d-
miento; gusto.
DIscerptible, a. Separable.
Disceiption, $. Despedazamiento.
To Discharge, va. Descacgar ; disparar ; pa-
gar; exonerar; ^ecntar: cancelar; dee-
cartar; cnmplir; despedir; emltlr.— «m
Deecargarse.
Dl8cbarffe,«. Descaiiga; descargo; dimittMi;
exendkm; reacate; ^ecudon.
Diacbaiger, t. Descargador, disparador.
Dlfldplc, a. Discipulo, aprendiento.
To DiMiple, va. DIsdpUnar, aniacstrBr^ cfltA
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risdplellke, a. Como im dlsdpnlo, proplo
de (Uscipiilo. [disdpalo.
Dlsclpleshln, 8. El ejerddo 7 calldad de
Disclpllnnblo, a. Disciplinable; docile.
Dlsclplinablenees, 9. DIspostcioQ y &cilldad
pora aprendor.
Dfaclpllnant, & Disdpllnante.
Disciplinarian, Disciplinary, a. Lo que per-
tcnece h la discipllna.
Dlddplinarian, a £1 que gobiema y ensefia
con rigor y exacUtnd; pnrltano.
Discipline, «. Discipllna, doctrina, Instnic-
eton; 6rdeD, regla, condncta; rigor; cor-
;eoclon. [reglar; castigar.
JV Discipline, va. DlscfpKnar, Instruir;
To DlsclAlm, €a, Negar, dosoonoccr, renan-
dar, apartarse.
Disclidmer, «. K^ador, dcsconocedor.
To Disclose, im, Descubrir, dcatapar; rovc-
lar.
Discloscr, «. Descnbridor, revelador.
Dlsclosnrc, «. Doscubrimlento, revelacion.
tDlflclusIon, $. Emision.
To Discolor, va. DescoTorar, amortiguar;
d€3colorir, apogw, el color.
Discoloration, tLDesooloramlento; tlnto.
Discolored, a. Dcscolorido, desoolorado.
To Discomfit, va. Derrotar, desbacer; tur-
b»r, dosconccrtar. [mionto; tnrbacion.
Dl»x>mfit, Dbcomflture, «. Derrota, venci-
Difl^Difort, s. Desconsnelo, aflicdon.
To Discomfort, va. Dcsconsolar, apesadnm-
brar, afligir. [c6modo, penoso.
fDi^comfortable, A Inconsolable, tnste; In-
To Discommend, va. Yitaperar, censurar,
9alpar.
Dbeommendabic, a. Cnlpable, eensorable.
Diffconunendation, *. Culpa, consnra; opro-
b!o.
Dlvoommender, & Censor, censurador.
Ttf Discommode, va, Incomodar, molestar,
hficer mala obra.
tDlncommodious, a. Tnc^modo, molesta
tDlncommodlty, & Incomodidad, Inconve-
nfento. Pegio comun.
To Discommon, va. Prlvar de aJgun prlvl-
YTo Dlscomplexlon, va. Mndar el tmte 6
color. [certar ; tnrbar, ofender.
To Discompose, va. Deecomponer, dcecon-
tDlscompocsition, a. Inconslsiencia, discor-
dfa. [emoclon, Inqnietud.
Discomposnro, «. Conftision, dcsarrcglo;
To Dlsconcot, va. Desconcertar, tnrbar;
arenonzar, cortar. [porcion.
Disconrorml^, «. Deeconfbrmldad, despro-
Dlsoongrulty, «. Inoongruencia. Y. J}i4-
co7\mrmuy.
To Disconnect, va-. Desnnlr.
Disconnection, 8. Desunion.
JTo Disconsent, va^ Desconvenlr.
IMiconBolate, a. Desconsolado, apcsadum-
brado, inconsolable, abatido.
Disconsolately, ad. Desconsoladamente.
DlsooDBoIatencas, a. Desconsuelo, tristeza.
tDisconsolatlon, «. Desconsueloi, desconsola-
don. [Maloontento, desazonada
DtBcontent, «. Deacontento, slnsabor. — a.
To Discontent, va. Descontentar, dcsagra-
dar, Inquletu'. [tento.
Dtecontentcd, a. Dcscontentadbo, malcon-
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Dlscontcntedness, *. Descontento, inqole*
Discontenting, a. Disgustado, malcontentc.
Discontentment, «. Dcscontontamiento.
Discontinuance, «. Desunion ; ceeadon, in*
terrupcion, separacion.
Discontinuation, a. Desunion, separacion.
To Discontinue, vti. Discontinuar, lnterruza>
pir, separarse, cesar.
Dlscontinucr, a. Kl que descontinAa. [d^
Discontinuity, a. Desunion, falta de cofaereK-
t Discontinuous, a. Ancho, extendido.
tDlsconvenience, a. Desconformidad.
tDisconvenient, a. Opuesto, ino^grua
Discord, a. Dlsoordia; disenslon. •
tTo Discord, vn. Discordar, dlsentlr.
Discordance, Discordancy, «. Discordanda,
contrariedad, disenslon. [c6ngmo.
Discordant, a. Dlscorde, incompatible, In-
Dlscordantly, ad. Incongruentemente.
To Discover, va. Descubrir; revelar, manl-
festar; liacer patento.
Discoverable, a.Jjo que se puede descubrir;
i>atente, maniflesto. [ventor.
Discoverer, a. Descubridor, exploraaor; in-
Discovery, a. Descnbrimiento, ballazgo;
reveladon.
tTo Disoonnsel, va. Disuadir.
Discount, a. Dcscnento, reb^Ia, dcslhlco.
To Discount, va. Descontar, rebajar.
To Discountenance, va. Avergonzar, sonro-
Jar; aturrullar.
Discountenance, a. Desagrado, sequedad;
m/d acogimiento, recepclon Wjl
Discountenancor, a. Un vinagre, hombr«
adusto y poco tratable.
Discounter, a. Prestamista, rcbajador.
To Discourage, va. Dcealontar, dcsanimar;
amedrentar. [^ima
tDlscourage, «. Desaliento, decalmiento de
Discouragement, a. Desaliento ; cobnrdia.
Discourager, «. Desalentador, desanimador.
Discourse, a. Dlscurso; conversadon: dl-
sertadon. [currlr.
To Discourse, vru Conversar, hablar; dia-
DiscouTffcr, a. Orador; bablaclor.
Discoursing, a. Dlscurso, conversAdon.
tDisoonrsive, a. Dlscnrslvo; dialogal.
Discourteous, a. Descort^, groeero.
Discourteously, ad. Dcscortesmento.
DisoourtesT, a. Descorteeia.
tDiscourtship, a. Falta de reapeto.
Discous, it. (Bot) Ancho, ehato.
Discredit, a. Descr^dito, deshonor, oproblo.
To Discredit, ro. Dlscreer, dudar; desacre-
ditar. inflimar.
Discreaitable, a. Yergonzoeo, Ignominloso.
Discreet, a, Discreto, cuerdo, circunspecto.
Discreetly, ad. Discretamente. [do, sesa
Discreetness, a. Dlscredon, prudenda, jni-
Discrepance, Discrepancy, a. Dlscrepwda,
diferenda.
Discrepant, a. Diacrepanta
Discrete, a. DIstinto, desnnido, separada
YTo Discrete, va. Separar, deecontinuar,
desunir. [bltriok
Discretion, a. Dlscredon, mlramlento; U"
Discretional, Discretionary, a. Arhitnulf^
iUmltado.
Dlscrotionally, ad. A' UscredMt
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DiMrettrc. <k DUttnto; sepanula
DteeretlralT. ad. DistlnUniente.
DlaorlminiiMe, a. Discernible, distingaiblo.
To Dtoerimljuito, «a. Distingair ; entresacftr,
disorlmlnar.
DlsorimiDftto, a. Dlstlngnido.
DlsGrtmlnatoly, ad. I>tstlntiim«nte.
DisoriBilnatenoaa, «. Dtversldad. dlforencU.
DbcrimlnaUon, «. Blstindon ; disUntivo.
Dlscrlmlnatlvo, a. DUUntlvo, ouacteristico.
DisciimliuUively, ad. De an modo diatin-
tlva
tDlflcrimlnotu, a. Arrieagado, pell$Tov>.
Olflcnbitoiy, a. B^cttoatoria [Ubartar.
tTo Disculpato, wk I)iaca1par» oxcosar,
Discumbeoc/, t» BecUnacioiif descansa-
mienta [pu.
To Dlsoumber, V(U Desembarazar, deeoca-
tDlsonrrvnt, a. E»tancado, embargada, bos-
peOBiOD.
Dbeanton, «. Argnmentaclon, radodnlo.
tDlBourelst, «. Ai^amentador, bablador.
Disenraive. a. Discnrriento, dlscorslro.
IMaennlrelx, ad. For dednodon, por infe-
rencla. [arramento.
DiaeurslvenMs, «. El hilo 6 seguioa da on
Dlscnrsory, a. Controvertlblo.
Disciis, & Disco .-plural ditcuM*.
To Discuss, va, Examinar; discuUr, Yenti-
lar ; agitar una cosa.
Discasscr, a Contrororsista, examlnador.
DLscuaslDg, «. Ex^en; debate. [versla.
DiscunloD, «. Discttslonf exAmen, oontro-
Uiscusslve, a. (MM.) Diaoosiva
DisoaUont, «. Beaolotivo.
Tx) DisdHin, to. D«8defiar, menospreciar,
deapraoiar.— «»% DesdefUrBa
Disdain, a. Desden, dMpreeio, manospreda
Disdainf uL a. Desdefioso.
Disda^fally, ad. DeedaAosamente.
Ditfdainfttlnefta. «. Deapredo orgulloea
Disdaining, a. Yllipendlo, despreda
Disease, a. Mai, enfermedad, achaqua
To Disease, va. Afllglr, incotnodar; liacer
dafko.
I-Diseaseftil, a. Enformo, enclenquo.
tDUeasement a. Pena, molestia.
Disedged, a. Deeafilado, embotado.
To Duembark, vn, Desembarcar.-Hxi^ Sa*
car 4 tlerra.
To Disembarrass, to. Desembarazar.
DisombarrMsment, a. Deeembaraxo.
To Disembay, va. Salir de la bahia.
To Disembitter, va. Dulclfloar.
Disembodied, a. Separado del ouerpo.
To Disembody, €ti. Llcendar temi
menta. (^onrlodenel
To Disembogne, va. Desembocar, deaaguar
Disembosomed, a, Separado dd pecho.
To Disembowel, a. Desentra&ar.
To Disembrangle, iHk Libertar de moleatla.
To Disembroil, va. DesembroUar, deecnre-
dar, dasenmaralkar.
To Diaanable, va. Debilltar, incapadtar.
To Disenchant, va. Desencantar.
To Dlaendose, va. Desoeroar, dostapar.
IV Disencomber, va. Desembarazar.
Pliencnmbrance, a. Desembaraxo.
To Disengage, va. Dosnnir; dosocapar;
Ubortar: doscnrcdar.
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Disengaged, a. DeBembarazado,Ub?«; d«a»
eupado.
DiseogagedneM, a. Deaembarazo; desocQ
padon. fzo; Tacta.
Dtaengagement, a. Desempefio. ooscanban-
To Disonnoble, va. DesenuoUeeer, degm^
dar, onvilecer. [una Ittta.
To Disenroll, va. Borrar algnn nomb(« tto
To Dlsenslave, va. Beecatar de eedavitud.
To Disentangle, va. Deeenredar, dewtntinf.
desasir; desembarazar. [za
Disentanglement, a. Desenrodo, desambam-
To Disenter, va. V. To DitinUr.
To Dlsenthnl, va. Libertar, Uberar.
To Disentbrone, va. Deponer del troca
To Disentitle, ro. Prlvar de an titolo A
derecho.
DIsesteem, a. Desestlma, deseetlmadon.
To DIsesteem, va. Dosestimar, de^redar
DUestimatlon, «. Desestlmadon.
To Dlafaror, «a. Doaairar; desfarorecer.
DisfliTor, a. DIsfkvor, dea&Tor; dliyisto.
Dlsfarorer, a. De^favorecedor.
Dlsflgnration, a. Deaflguradon, defonnidad
To Disfigure, «a. Deeflgnrar. ooniomear.
Disflgorement, a. Desflgnracion, oontorstau.
To DiaAvnehlse, va. PnTarde ftmnqulday
privUogioa. [de privllegioey Ac.
Diafranchlsement, «. Prlvadon de deredioii
To Disftimish, va. Desmueblar, deq>ojar.
To Disgamish, va. Dosguameoer.
To Diagarriaon, va. DeRgoamidonar.
To Disgorze, va. Tomitar; arrcjar; devol*
ver por fuorza. [doo.
Diagorgement, t. y6mlto, entrega, devohi-
Dlsgraoe, «. Doshonro, ignoniinla, infiunia.
To Disgrace, va. Dcslionrar; deegradai^
envlleoer. Tnominloao.
Dlsgraceftil, a. Yenonzoso, deeoonraao, %•
DisgraoefttU/, ad. Vergonzosamente^
Disgraoeftdnesa, a. Ignomlnla, aflrenta.
Disgraoor, «. Dc«bonrador, enrileddor.
DisgradouB, a. Gontrario, opneAo, lograto^
fastldioeo.
tTo Disgrado, va. V. 7b Degrade,
To Dlsgregato, va. Separar, ospardr.
To Disgnise, va. Dlsnazv, enmascarar ; en-
oubrlr. (ladon.
Disguise, a. Dlsfhuc, mAsoara, embozo, aiura*
Disguiser, a Dlsftazador, dirimulador.
Disguising, a. Mi'iacara; oooltado, afectade.
Diaguat, «. Dlagnsto, detiTon ; arenlon, ain-
sabor.
To Diaguat, va. DIsgnstar, enfkdar.
DisgustiH a, Desabrido, fhstidiuaov enftdo- <
so, asqueroeo.
Dlsguatimrly, ad. Desagradablemente.
Diah, 8, Fuente. platon ; d ma^jar. JShU
diiths% Entradaa.
To Dish, va. Bervir la vlanda en fhentix
Diahdout, a. Bodllla, el trapo con qu« «a
Umplan los platoa. [toa.
Dish-water, a. Agna en que se lavaa los pi*.
fTo Dishabit, va. Desalojai: Iplado
tDisharmonious, a. Deeaoordado, desterb
Diaharmonr, a Discordanda, disonanda
To Dishearten, VA. Desanlmar, desalentar.
fTo Diaheir, tDiaherit, va, Desboiedar.
tDlaherison, a. Deshoredadon.
DLshcritance, a. Dosbcrcdamlenu*
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To DialMveL CO. Deegrefur, doamoldnw.
Dishing, a. Cdocava [veraonzoso.
Dlshoneet, ch Pioaro, nulo; doebonosto;
DiihoiMetly, ad, Fnadolontomdntok [dad.
DicboiMStjr, «. PieardiA, dolo; deehonesti-
Dishonor, «. D«Bboiira, ignominia, desbonor.
To Dlshonoiv v<L DoBhonnr, iQliunar; dos-
florar. [decoroao.
DiahoDorablo, a. D«6hoDr06O, aft-entoso, in-
Dlahonorablj, ad. IgnominlosamoiiteL
Dishonorer, «. Seductor; deshonrador; in-
fbme. [brimiento, murria.
Dlahnmor, «. Mai homor, mol genlo, deaa-
To Difilncaroerate, «a. Desencarcelar.
DistnoUoation, a Doaafecto; avoraimu
To Disioollne, va. Deelncliaar.
DldnoUned, €k DoalncUoado, avorso.
Dialneorporation, «. La privadon do los Aie-
roa dereclKM, ^
To Disinfect, «a. Dednfleionar.
tDlsingenal^, «. Dobka, simalacion.
DIfllngenuoaa, a, Doble, Cslao, disimalado.
Diainganaooaly, ad, Doblemente, falsa-
mente.
Dlainffonaonancn. a. Dobleat, astaota.
Disinhabitad, a. Despoblado, deshabltado.
DIsinberlaon, a. Deaheredamlento.
To Disinherit, 9a. Desheredar.
To Disinter, va. Exhomar, deaenterrar.
tDlaintereat, a. Deahiterts; pdrdlda.
Disinterested, a. Deeinteresado, nontral,
impardaL
Disinterestedly, ad. Desintereeadauiente.
Didnterestednosa, s. Deslnterea.
tDlslQterestlng, a. lodU^rente, sin lateres.
DisintermMit, «. Exhumacion, desenterra-
miento.
tTo Disintrlcate, va. Desenrodar.
tDisinTalldity, a. Falta de fondamento 6
antoridad.
tTo Disinvite, «a, DesoQnyidar. [rer.
tTo Dislnv(4ve, va. Desenredar; descnvol-
tTo Dislnore, va. Deshabitoar.
To Dfa|)oin, va, Deennir, desaalr, separar,
apartar.
To Dl^}<^t, vet. Dislocar, doscoyuntar;
tnneluu'.— #fk Deamembratse. [tado.
Disjoint Dlfjjolnted, a. Dividldo, desooyun-
Dii^ointly, ocL Desonidamente.
tDl^udicatlon, a. V. J>ijudicaiion.
Distinct, a. Descoyontadoi dialocado.
Di^onotion, 8, Dlsynndon, desooyunta-
ooiento, dlslocadon.
Dmanctive. a,j*. Disynntivo.
DMnnctively, ad^ Disynntivamento.
Disk, a. Disoo.
Disldndneta, a. DescarlGo ; injuria ligera.
Diallke, a. Aversion, aborredmlento, di>-
goato.
To Dislike, ixr. Toner aversion: desaprobar.
To DisUken, «a. Desem^}ar ; deafigurar.
tDisllkenesa, $. Deeemejanza.
To Disllmb, xa. Deemerobrar.
fTo Diallnin, «a. Borrar nna plntura.
To Dislocate, to. Dislocar, deacoyi;ntar.
Olsloeatton, •. Dlslocaclon, doscovanta-
mlento. \\)ia\A.
Tu Dislodge, row Dosa'.olar; nndarso a otra
nialoyaL a. DealoU ; infiol, fiUso.
Disloyally, ad. Doaiealmento, perfldarocnte.
Disloyalty, «. Dealealtad, Infldelldad; peril-
dla. [rendo, inlUU
DismaL a. Triste, fhnesto, espantoeo, hor-
DismaUy, ad, Horriblemente, trlstemonte.
Dismalneas, a Horror, oonstemardon, mieda
To Dismantle, co. Desnndar; dcsatar; d^-
mantelar; desaparejar.
Dismantling, a. £1 acto de dosmantelar.
To Dismask, «a. Desenmascarar.
To Dismast va. Dcsarbolar on navio.
Dismay, «. DesmHyo ; espanto, terror.
To Dismay, va. Dosmayar, e4>antar, deaa
nlmar. [pacUo.
DIsmayedneAs, a. Dcemayo, deeallento, ea^
To Disjncmbcr, iro. Dt^mombrar, despoda*
zar.
Dismombormcnt, «. Desmembrami<!nto.
Diamettled, a. Dcsanlmado, sin espiritu.
To Dismiss, va. Dospedir ; doscartar.
Dismissal, a. Dimision. [depoeiclon.
Dismission, a. Dospodimlento ; dimision,
Dismissive, a. Despedldo.
To Dismortgage, va. Kodimir nna hlpoteca.
To Dismount, vo. Desmontar.— tm^ Apearee
del caballo.
To Disnaturalizc, ra. Dcsnatandizar.
tDisnatnred, a. Cruol, desnaturalizado, in*
hnmano.
Disobedience, a. Dcsobedlenda.
Disobedient, a. Desobediente.
To Disobev, va, Doeobedecer.
Dlsobligatlon, a. Desplacer, disgnsto.
Diaobligatory, a. Lo qoe releva do la obll-
gadon. [librar de obllgacion.
To Disoblige, wk Desobligar, dlsgustar;
Disobllger, a. Ofensor.
Disobliging; a, Desagradable, ofenslvo.
DIsobligtDgiy, ad, Dosagradablomcnte.
Disobligingneea, a. Desagrado, desatenoion.
tDlsopinioo, a. Dlferencia do parecer.
DlsorSed, a. Deaenci^jado.
Disorder, a. Desdrden, deaconderto; indis-
poddon. dlsgnsto. [desoomponer.
To Disorder, va. Deeordenar, conmndlr,
Disordered, a. Desordenado; confbao.
Disorderedneas, a. Irregalaridad, oonfosion.
Disorderly, a, Desordenado, desarreglado;
llegaL [mente.
Dl8<mler1y, ad, Desordenadamente, ilogal*
tDlsordimtte, a, Desordenado, vlcioeo; ex-
oedvo. [solutamente.
tDisordinately, ad, Desordenadamente, d!-
Dison^lzatlon, a. Doeorganizadon.
To Disorganize, va. Desorganizar.
Disorganize^ a. Desorganizador.
DisorTentateo, a. Desorientado, desatentado.
To Disown, va, Nogar, deeconooer, renau*
dar.
To Dlspair, va, Fartir 6 dividir nn par.
tTo Dispand, %a. Desplogar, extender ; deO'
ooger; diftindir. I^^^
tDlspanslon. a. DiAidon, extension, uilat»
Disparadlsod, a. Echado dd pandsa
To Disparage, «a. Doslgualar; envUeoer
mofar; desdorar.
Disparagement, a. Desdoro; oensnra; dM
predo; vergUenza.
D¶ger, a. Envidloso, critico, maligna
Diq)aragingly« ad Desdcfiadamente.
Disparate, a. S^parado; dcsomelante.
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Di8p«ntc^ t. pL Coeas Un dosomejantes
que DO admiteu comparacion entre sL
Disparitj,«.Di8paridad,desigTuldad; deae-
mejanzA.
To IHspark, to. Doaoercar.
To Dispart, va. Despartir.
DispassloQ, a. Freacnra, seronidad do dnlmo.
Dispaaalonate, a. Desapaslonado, sereoo,
tomplado, Bosegado.
Dispassionately, ad. Desapaffionadamonte.
f DiM)as6ioned, a. Serono, tranqailo.
To Dispel, va. Disipar ; expoler, descchar ;
esparcir.
To Dispend, ra. Gastar.
Dispensable, a. Dispensable. fpcnsablo.
^Dispensableneaa, a. JLa capacidad de scr dis>
Dispensary, «. Botica, boticario.
Dispensation, 9, Dlstrlbncion ; dispensaclon.
Dispensative. a. Lo one dispensa.
Dlspensatively, ad. For dlspensadon.
Dispensator, t. Dispcnsador.
Dispensatory, «. Fannaoopea.— a. Con poder
de dispensar. [dicamento; cxccptaac
To Dbpense, va. Dispensar; componcr, me-
tDispcnse, 8. Dbpensacion, dispensa.
Dispenser, «. IMspensador.
To Dispeople, ra. Dcspoblar.
Dispeopler, «. Desnoblador.
+To Disperge, ra. Kociar ; eeparcir. [par.
To Disperse, tKX. Dispcrsar, espardr ; diai-
Dlspersedly, ad. Esparcldamente.
DisperscdncsM, s. Dispersion. [rador.
DIsperser, «. Efparciaor, sembrador, despe>
Dispersion, «. Dispersion : separadon.
Dispersive, a. Teniendo el poder de espardr.
To Dispirit, va. Deealentar, desanimar.
DispWtedness, «. Deealionto. [denar.
To Displace, va. Deponer ; dislocar, doeor-
Dlsplacency, t. Displicenda, desazon.
To Displant, va. Traspiantar, trasponor; ar-
rancar.
Dlsplanudon, «. Trasplante, trasplantadon.
Dlsplanting, «. Deposidon, tnt^lantadon.
To Display, va. Desplegar; ezponer; ostcn-
tar; cnarbolar.
Display, «. Ostentadon, manifestadon.
Display er, t. Ostentador.
fDispleasant, a. Dosagradab1& ofenatro.
To Displease, va.jiu Desplacer, enfiklar,
inaniotar; ofender.
Displeased, a. Ofendido, dloguslado, enojado.
Dlspleasedness, $. Desasosicgo, inqaletud.
Displeasingnoss. «. Ofonsa.
Displeasure, «. Desplacer, dlsgusto, Inqulo-
tud; indignacion.
tTo Displeasure, va. Dosagradar, disgnstar.
fDlsplicence, ». Desoontento ; aversion.
To DIsplode, ra. Disparar con estallido; es-
pardr con mucho ruido.— <>«. Estallar.
Dvplosion, «. Descarsa, explosion.
To Dispongc, va. V. 7b DUpunge,
Disport, «. DlTerslon, pasaticmpo.
fo Disport, va, Jnguetear. — vn. Knlrcte-
neno, divertlrse.
Disposable, a. Dlsponlble.
Disposal, «. Dlspoeidon. Y. JXepositrs.
To Dispose, «a. Disponer, colocar. 7b dU-
po$t off Trasferir; entregar; servlrse. ma-
tar. Tpoudo/t'DuAo; vendido.
»»lsposed.jr)7). Dwpucsto, IncHniulo. />»>-
DIS
Disposer, ft'Dteponedor, r«falador, dlreelar
Disposing, a. Dlreodon.
Disposition, «. Dlspoddon; aptitad; gealo;
inclinadon; eatado. [,)o6eBloDda
To Dispo«8«e8, ra. Deeposeer, prlrv d« la
Dispossession, «. Dcspoeelnilento, ^ttspojo.
tDisposare, «. Dlsnosldon; goblemo; podec
To Dispraise, ra. vitoperar, oondtmar, afea^
Dlqtraise, $. Dcspredaoensnra, rcprobadoo.
Dispraiser, t. Censor, deeaprobador.
tDispraislble, a. Censurable, ritapersU*.
Dlspraislngly, ad. VltapeToeameDta.
To Dlspr^d, va. Displegar.— im. ExtMk-
derse.
Dispreader, t. Pregonero, pnbUeador.
To Disprize, ra. Despreelar.
Dispront, «. Pdrdlda, dafia
Disproof; t. CoDfotadon ; Impagnadon.
Disproportion, «. Doepropordon, desigm^
djML
To Disproportion, ra. Deapropordonar.
Disprojportionable, Dispropornonal, Dispro-
portionate, a. Deapropordonado^ demmL
Disproportloni^)lene6a, DisnroportloDWity,
Disim>portlonatene88, ad. Deapropndon,
dcsignaldad.
DLspropoHlonablyi DIsproportionallT, Dto-
proportionately, ad. DesproporcioBadft-
mente.
To Disprove, va. Confatar; desaprobar.
Dtsprover, «. Impngnador; oensorador.
tTo Dispnngo, ra. Descargar. V. JEfarpMip*
tTo Dispnrvey, va. Privar; deeproveer.
Dlspntaole, a.' Disputable, problemAtiea
tDlspntadty, «. Propendon k dlspntar.
Disputant, «. Dlspntador.— a. Dl^ntante.
Disputation, a. Dlsputa, controveraU.
Dispntatlona, Dlspntative, a. D^mtador;
qulsquilloeo, cavikMO.
To Dispute, vn. Dispntar, oontroTerttr.— ro:
Pleltcar; argBlr. [tadoii.
Dispute, 9. Di^uta, eontrorerBia, argameB*
tDisputeless, a Indisputable.
DIsputer, a. Dispatador ; oontrorenlalB.
Di4>utinjK, i. Dispnta^ altercadon.
DlMualiflcation, «. Inbabilidad, teeapvddad.
To Disqualify, va, Inhabtlltar. [qnleta
IHsqule^ a. Inquietud, deaasodegoii/— & la*
To Dlsqulot, va. Inqoletar, moleatar, alor-
mentar.
Diaquieter, a. Inqnletad<n>, moleitador.
tDwqnietftil, a. Lo que produce inqoSetod ^
moleetia.
Disquieting; «. y<>}adon, moleaUa, loquietud.
Disquietly, ad^. Inqnletamente
Dlsqnietness, Disquietude, t. Inqnietnd.
tDisqnIetona, a. Lo que ocastooa inquletctd.
Disquisition, ». Disqulddon, aveilgnaclon.
To Disrauk, ra. Degradar; dcsordenar; r^
bi^r. rmenospredar.
To Disre^wi, ra. Doeatenaer, dwdeAar,
Disregard, «. Desatendon, deaden, desprcdo
Disregardor, a. Dcspredador, deseoidMO.
Disregardfm, a. Dcsatento, negl^^asta
DlaregardftiUr, ad. Desatentameotab
Dinvlish, a. Aversion, dtsgosto, lnapet««icla
To DlareUah, va, Dceazonar; deaaprater*
tener aversion.
Disreputable, a. Deshonroso. fntft.
DisrcpntAtlon, 8. Dethonra, descrMito, taU
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Diirapate» «. Pescr^dito, miUA fama, mal
nombre. [crfidlto.
fTo I>lsrepate, 90. Desbonrar, quUar el
Disreepeot, 8. Irreyerencia, dosacata
To Disrespect, 9a, Desacatar. [sateato.
DisreepectAiL a. Irroverente, descorteS) de-
DisrespectAilly, ad. Irreverontemente.
To Disrobe, «a. Desnudar; despojar, prlyar.
Disrober, a. Desnudador. ' [(hustara.
DisruptioD, «. Boroplmicnto; dnaoeradon;
DiflaattBfactiop, «. Desoontento, disffusto.
Dissatiafactorlnees, 9, Incapacidad do con-
tontar.
Dl^taUsfoctory, a. Despladonte.
To Diasatisty, «a. Desoontentar, desagnuM.
To Diaseat, vet. Ecbar del asiento. [nor.
To Dissect, vcl Disecar; examinar por me-
Dissectlon, «. Disoccion; eximen minudo-
80.
Dissector, «. Anat6inIco, discctor.
To Disseize, «a. Dosposeer.
Diaeeiain, «. nsorpacion do'las tierras lOonas.
Disseizor, «. Usorpador.
Dissemblance, 9, Desemejanza, dislmllitad.
To Dissemble, vo. Dislmolar, encabrir.—
vn. Uacer de bip6crlta.
Dtasembler, «. Hip6crita, dlsimnlador.
DIssembUng. a. Disimnlacion, hipocresia.
Dlssembllngly, ocE. Dlsimnladamente.
To Disseminate, vo. Diaeminar. Tra.
Dissemination, A Diaeminadon, sembradu-
Dbseminator, «. Diseminador; sembrador.
DIasension, a. Diaension, cizafia, qnerella.
Diasensiooa, a, Contendoso, pendendero.
To Dissent, 9n. Dlscntir, variar, dlforen-
dars4.
Dlsaent, 8. Disension, oposidon.
Diaaentaneoua, a. Dlscorde ; contrarlo.
Diaeentcr, a. Disidente, hereje; no confor-
mlsta.
Dissentient, a. Desconforme, opuesto.
Dissenting, «. Dedaradon de nn opinion di-
ferento.
Diasentioiu, a. Y. 2H8$ensious,
tTo Dissert, ink Convenar^ disoonir.
Dissertation, a. DIsertadon.
Dissertator, a. Diaertador.
To Disserve, co. Da&ar, ii\jnrlar, peijndlcar.
Dtsserrice, a. Deaerrido, perjnido.
Disserviceable, a. Peijndidal, daiioso.
Disserrioeableneaa, a. IiOnria, dafta
tTo Dissettle, va. Deecomponer. [brar.
To Dissever, «a. Fartlr, separar, desmem-
Disseverlng^ & Beparadon, disunion, [nion.
Dlastdence, a. Dlsoordla, disldenda, desn-
Dissident, a. Opuesto, desconforme.
Dtarillence, a. Keventon.
Disdlient, a, Lo que se abre en dos partes.
DissiUtion, «. Keventon, el ado do roventar.
Dissimilar, a. Desemdantc, betereogSneo.
DIsBlmllari^, Dissimilitude, & Desemqjan-
la, dlversidad, dlferenda.
Dlasimile, a. Dlslmllitnd: comparadon.
Dlssinrolatlon, a. Dblmnladon. blpocresSa.
To Dissipate, tMX. Dldpar, doeparramar;
desperdlclar: dostruir.
Dtelpated, a. DIsipado, perdido, relajado.
Diasipation, <.Dlsipadon; dlsttaodon; dls-
persioBi dcvaneo.
IwBodaUe. n. Tnsodable, intratable, hnrafio.
DIS
To Dissociate, ro. Dosanir, dlvidir, separar
Dissociation, a. Dlaociacion, scparadun, de»
union.
Dissoluble, Dissolvable, ^ Dlsolable.
DissolnbiUty, a. Disolnbilldad.
To Diasolve, «a Disolvcr, desatar.— w. Dl-
solverae, derretlrs&
Diasolvent, a. 7 & Dlaolvente, rcaolutivo.
Diasolven 8. Disolvente; el que reauelva
una dincultad.
Diasolvible, a. Dlsolable.
Dissolute, a. Dlsolnto, libertino, Ilcendoer
Dissolutely, ad, Disolutamcnte.
Dlasolutonoss, «. Disolucion, llcenda.
Dissolution, 8, Disoludon; muerte; rclj^a
don.
Dissonance, a. Dlsonanda, descondcrta
Disaonancy, a. Dlsoordla. [trario, opuesto.
Dissonant, a. Disonante, dlsoordanto; oob-
To Dissuade, do. Dlsuadlr, desviar.
DIssuader, & Disuadidor.
Dissuasion, 8. Disuaslon, persuasion.
Dissuasive, a. Disuaslvo.— a. Disuaslon.
DissylUblc, a. DlsUaba
Disenable, 8. (Gram.) Disllabo.
Distaii; 8. Buoca. (Fig.) £1 sexo femcnlm).
To Distain, «a. Manchar, tefiir; deslustrar.
Distance, a. DIstanda; alqiamiento; rcsne-
to; esqulvez. [sobresallr.
To Distance, «& Ali^ar, apartor. desviar:
Distant, a. Di&tante, rcmoto. To he distant
with one^ Tratar a uno con Moldad.
Distaste, ^ Hastio, Ihstidlo, dlsgusto. [dar.
To Distaste va. Disgustar, desazonar, enfk-
Distasteftil, a. Desabrido, deeagradable ; ma-
ligno.
Distastefulnoss, a. Aversion, dosagrado.
tDistastlve, a. Displicente.
Distemper, a. Indisposicion, Incomodldad;
perversldad; dostemple. [perturbar.
To Distemper, <kz. Destemplar, desordenar,
tDistempenUe, a. Destemplado, desordena-
da fmtomperie.
Dlsteroperatore, a. Destemplanza, confusion.
To Distend, «a. Extender, onsancbar.
Distension, Distention, a. Ensanche, dilata>
don, andiura.
tDistent, a. Extcn^on.— 2>p. Extcndldo.
tDistermlnate, a. Dividido, separado por
limites.
tDisterminatlon, a. Beparadon, division.
Distich, a. Dlstica [tear.
To Distil, «<T. Destilar; dlsolver.— »». Go-
DIstillable. a. DesUlable, disolnble.
Distillation, a. Destiladon, destello.
Distillatory, a. Lo que toca & la destiladon
Distiller, a. Dcstllador, reanador. [don.
DlstUlery, Distilment, 8. Destlloria, destila-
Distinct, a. DIstlnto, dlforente, diverse ; pre*
dso, flxpreso: formal, exacto. [rogaUva
Dlstlnotion, & Distlncion, direrencia: pre-
Distinctive, a. Distlntivo, daro, positlvo.
Dlstinetivoly, Distinctly, a4. Distintamente^
Distinctness, a. Distincion, claridad.
To Distinguifth, wu Distingulr, discemir.
DIattngniuuiblo, o. Notable, dlstingulble.
Distinguished, a. Distlnguido, eminenteu
Dlstlnguisher, a. Hombre do discemimlMrta
Dlsdngulshlngly, ad>, DIstintamonto.
Dlstlnguinhment, a. Distincion.
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To Dlstltle, CO. Prtrtr de algnn deredio.
To Dktcrt, va. Torc«r; desvior, apAitiir.
tDlstort, a. Torddo.
Distortion, 9. Esguince, contonlon.
tDbtract, a. Loco, perturbodo.
To Disdvct ffct. Distncr; sopoiv; pertur-
bar, enloqaecer. fbre.
Distractedly, ad. Locamente, con p^saoam-
Dlstractodncm, «. Locara, pesadombre.
Distracter, t. Perturbador.
Distraction. «. DIstraccion; pertarbacion ;
frenesi; disoordia.
Detractive, a. Lo qao pertnrba 6 conftinde.
To Distrain, t?o. y n, Embargar, secueestrar.
Distrainer, i. Enibai^dor.
Di^aint, s. Embargo, secnestro.
Distraagfat, a. Distraido, loca
To Distream. tm. Flulr.
Dlstreaa, a. Calamidad, mfsoria, Mcasex. 7b
put in in ditireeSf (N&o.) Entrar de arri-
To DistrMS, «a. Embargar, seoneetra': an-
gostlar, afllgir. [ro, conflicta
DiatreeeedneaB, «. Afliodon, anffnsUa, apa-
Dlstreasftil, a. Miserable, dosdicBado.
Dbtressftilly, ad. Misorablemento, Infellx-
monteu
Distressing, a. Peno«o, congojoso, afllctlTO.
To Distribute, f>a. Distribuir, repartlr.
Distributer, «. Dlstribnidor, ropartldor.
Distribution, ». Distribndon, repartimionta
DistribnUve. a, Distribativo.
DistributlTOiy, ad. DIstribntlTainente.
Distribntlyeness, & £1 deeco de dlstribnlr.
District, 9. Distrito, oomarca; jorisdicdon.
Diatriction, «. Manifestadon repentina.
To Di8tniBt«a. Desconflar, soepechar.
Distrust, «. Deeoonflanza, recelo, sospecha.
DistmstfhI. a, Desconflado ; sospecbosa
Distmstftilly, ad. Desconfladamente.
Distrustfnlnesa, (k Dcsconfianza, sospecha.
Distrusting, a. Estado de desoonflaoKa.
Distmsilcss, a. 8in soepecha, conflado.
fTo Distune, va, Descntonar; doeordentr.
To Disturb, vo. Pertnrbar, desordenar; roo-
lestar, inquletar. [to; perplejldad.
Disturlmnce, «. Disturbio, alboroto, tumul-
Distnrber, t. Perturl)ador, inqniotador.
tDisunifonn, a. Hetcroff6neo. [da.
Disunion, «. Desnnion, aiscordia, desavcnen-
To Disunite, txu Deeunir, separar. — vrk Dce-
iroirsc, dosavenirse.
Disunitcr, $. El que desnne, separador.
Disunity, s. Desunion.
Dlsusage, «. Desusa
Disuse, a. Dosuso.
To Disuse, va. Desnsar, deaacoetnmbrar.
DisvaluaUon, Disvalue, 8. Doscstimadon.
To Disvaluo, va. Desaprcciar.
Tb Disvouch, va. Desacreditar. [idpadon.
tTo Dlswam, va. Prevenir 6 avisar con an«
DitaUon, «. Enriqucdmlento.
DItcK ». Zanja. (Fort) Foso.
To Ditch, va. Abrir zanjas 6 fcsos.
Ditdier, a. Garador de zanjas 6 fosos.
Dlthjrnunbic, «. Ditlrambo.
Dittandor, «. (Bot) Lepidia
Dittany, 9. (Bot) MarruMo. Dittany of
Crete^CRoi.) Dictamo. WtiU diUany,
(Bot.) Fruinels.
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DIV
Dittied, a. Cantado^ adaptado k la miidfla.
Ditto, a. Dicbo 6 dicha; idem.
Ditty, «. Oomposidon m^sica para cantar.
Diuretic, a.j 9. Dlurdtlco. [iomal.
DiumaL a. Dinmo, cotidlano.^^ Dkrk^
Dinmally, ad. Dlariamente.
Diutumal, a. Dintuma
Diutumity. a. Diutumidad. [los Turcot
Divan, 9. Divan, el supremo cons^ eotra
To Divaricate, «m. y a. Dividine en dot
partoe 6 partidoa. [tenflloB.
Divarication, 9. Division en dos partes; ex*
To Dive, vn, Zambullir; somorgirM; bo-
oear; sondcar; proftmdizar. farraoeu;
To DivetUcate, va. Despcdazar, oeatrozar;
Diver, 9. Buza (Orn.) (^ollmbo; d qiaa
eatudia d fondo.
To Divergey vn. DivergSr, divergirse.
Divergence, Divergency, a. DIvergencia.
Divergent, a. Divergente.
Divera, a. Yarios, diversoe, mnchos.
Divers-colored, a. De muoboa 6 varioa oo-
lorea
Dtrerae, a. Diveno, dlferente ; variadoi.
Diversely, ad^ Dlvcrsamente.
Diversineation. 9, Yariadon 6 rariedad d^
formas; mudanza. [rendar; abigarrar.
To DlversUy, va, Diversifioar, variar, dife-
DiversioD, 9. Desvto; dlversioii, entzetenl-
mienta (Mil) Diversion.
Diversity^ «. Dlversldad, variedad.
To Divert, va* Desviar, distraer; divertir;
recrear.
Diverter, a. (^itapeeares, eonanelo.
tDiverticle, «. CTamino 6 senda dearlada.
To Divcrtise, v<k Divertir, alegrar.
Divertisement, a. Diversion, holgura.
Divertlv^ a. Dlvertido. (Jar.
To Divest, va, Desnudar, despoeeer; deepo*
tDivesture, & Despojo.
Dividable, a. Divisible.
To Divide, va. Divldir, separar, meter dxb*
fla.— fm* Bonipcr, desunlrse.
Dividedly, ad. Separadamcnte.
Dividend, a. Dlvidenda
Divider, «. Partldor. i>iricr«rs, Gompas d«
division; divisor; ropartidor.
Dividing; 9. 8eparadon, division.
Dividual, a. Dfvidldo.
Divination, «. Dlvinadon.
Divinator, a. Adivinador.
Dlvlnatory, rt. Divinatorlo.
Divine, a, Divino, 8ubllme.~«. ToAlogc.
To Divine, va, Adivinar.— mi. Conietiiar
preaentir; sospechar. [mentck
Di\inoIy, ad. Dlvinamente; cxoeleuta
Divineness, 9. Dlvinidad ; excelenda.
Diviner, 9. Adlvino, coi\Jeturador.
Divlncross, ^ Adlvina, nrofetisa.
Diving, 9, Buc6o; zabulHdura.
DMng-bell, a. Campana de bnzow
Diving-bladder, a. Ydiga de bucear.
Divinity. 9, Dlvinidad; dio«; la teolozfa.
DtvisibDity, DivisiblonesB, 9, DlvlslbiiSdMl.
Divisibia, a. Divisible.
Division, a. Division, scparadon, discontta.
Divisive, a, Divisivo.
Divisor, 9. (Arit) Divisor.
Divorce, «. Divorclo, separaolon. [tameaHa
To Divorce, va. Divordar; arraocar vidaii
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Divorcement, i. DIvorcio.
Divorcer, a. Divordador. fciar.
Divordve, a. Lo que ticne poder do dlvor-
To Divulgate, ra. Divulgar.
Divulgate a. Divnlgado.
DlvnTgfttlon, «. Dlvul^lon. [nar.
To Divulge, va. Dlvnlgar, pablicor, prego-
Dlvulger, 8. Divnlgador; pregonero.
DlvalsioD, 8. Arranque.
Dlvtilsivo, a. Dlvulsivo.
To Dizen, va. Ataviar, adornar. [vertigo.
tTo Dizz, va. Aturdlr, conftindlr; causar
Dizziness, ». Ydrtigo ; dcvanecimicnto.
DlzzT*, a. Ycrtiginoso; ligero, aturdldo, des-
vanccldo. [neocrse.
To DI2Z7, va. Caesar vMlgos.— vn, Desva-
To Do, va. Hacer, ejocutar ; conduir ; proda-
dr. — m. Conduclrsc, comportarse, proce-
der; pasarlo, estar, faallarse. £ste verbo
es anxillar, 7 se le emplea eomo tal en los
tiempos presente y pasado para sefialar la
ne^aclon 6 la Intcrrogacion. En las ora-
dones aflrmattvas como expletivo, para
dar mas ener^^a fberza. J do hats him^
Le aboirezco do veras. Tamblen para
ovltarrepetidones; tamblen para mandar
con imperio 6 pedir con ansla. To do
agaifk, Behaccr. To do away, Qoitar,
borrar. To do off, Doshacer; sacar.
To Doat, vn. Cbochear. V. To Dote.
DodbUlty, 8. DocUidad,
Doclble, a. D<5dl, flexible, obcdlonte.
Doclbleness, 8. DoclUdad.
Dodle, a. D6dl.
Dodllty, «. Dodlldad. .
Dodmastlo art, a. Dodmdstlca.
Dock, 8. (Bot) Lampazo. Trozo de cola;
codon. (N6u.) Dique. Dry dock^ Atara-
zana. Retreating dock8^ Quartdas.
Dock-yard, «. (Nfiu.) Arsenal.
To Dock, va, Descolar; cerccnar. (Ndo.)
Meter en dlque.
Docket, 8. B6tala To etriks a docket,
(Com.) Declarar insolvento.
Doctor, 8. Doctor; m6dico.
To Doctor, va. (Vulg.) Medldnar.
Doctoral, a. DoctoraL
Doctorally, ad. A' modo de doctor.
Doctorate, 8. Doctorada
To Doctorate, va, Doctorar.
Doctoresa, << Doctora.
tDoctorly, a. Bablo 6 llterato. [en Ldndres.
Doctoral-commons, 8. Colegios do abogados
DoctoTsblp, 8. Doctorado. [trina.
Doctrinal, a. y «. Doctrinal ; parte de doc-
Dootrinaliy, ad. Maglstralmente.
Doctrine, «. Doctrlna, ensefianza ; opinion.
Document, a. Documento; precepto, man-
dato.
Vo Document, txi, Ensefiar, instmir ; dlrlglr.
Oocnmontal, a. Instructivo, preceptlvo.
Documentary, a. Docnmentarlo.
l^odder, ^ ($ot.) Cuscuta; pardslto. [too.
Doddered, a. Cnblerto de cuscuta 6 pamU
Dodecagon, «. (Geom.) Dodeciigona
Dodecanedron, 8. (Oeoro J Dodecaedro.
Dodocatemory, «. (Aat) Dodecatemorla
To Dodge, va, Trampear, ontrampar.
Dodeer, «. Traropista.
Podkin, & Comlno, ardlte, ocbavo.
DOL
Dodroan, 8. Espccie do pcscado; caraod.
Dodo, 8. (Orn.) Dido, ave parecida al avct
truz.
Dodonlan, a. Dodoneo.
Doe, m/. Gama; bazafta.
Doer, 8. llacedor, decntor; agento.
To Doff, va. (Ant) Quitar, desnudar ; de»
cartar.
Dc«r, 8. Perro. BuH-dog, Perro de preea.
Sftting-doff, Podenco. Zap-dog, Pet*
rito de &ldas.
To Dog, va. Cozar como nn perro, esptar.
Dogbane, «. (Bot^ Matacan.
Dogbrlor, 8. (Bot) Escaramc^a
Do^cbeap, a. Muy barato, |)or nada. (Oiba)
D<
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Dog-keeper, «. Perrero.
Dog-latin, 8. Laiin b&rbaro 6 macarrdnloo.
Dogleccli, 8. El albcitar de pcrros.
Doglouse, 8. Plojo perruno.
Dogma, 8. Dogma, axloma.
Dog-mad, a. Babioeo.
Dogmatic, Dogmatical, a. Dogm&tico.
Dogmatically, ad. Dogm&ticamente.
Dogmatlcalness, «. Magisterio.
Dogmatism, 8. Terqucdad en las disputaa
sentencias dichas en un tono magistral.
Dc^iatlst, 8. Dogmatlsta, dogmatizador.
To Dogmatize, vn, Dogmatlzor.
Dogmatizer, 8. Dogttiatizador.
Dogrose, «. (BoL) Flor del escaramujo.
Doff's-ears, 8.pL Orcjones en las bojas de no
libra
Dogsick, a. Enfermo como un perro.
Dogskin, a, Hecho de pcll^o do perro.
Dogsleep, 8. 8nefio flngido.
Dogsmeat, 8, Perruno, pan para pcrros.
Dogstar, 8. Sirio, canicula.
Dogstongue, a. (Bot) Ciuoglosa.
Dogstootb, 8. (Bot.) Diente do perra
Dog-teetb, 8. pi. Dientes caninos.
Dogtrick, «. Perrcria, tratamlento brutal
Dogtrot, 8. Trote de perro.
Dogweary, a. Cansaao como un perro.
Doily, 8. Especie de tela de lana ; de Rcr-
villeta pequefia. [bulliclo.
Doings, 8. pi. Hecbos, accloncs; oventos
Doit, 8. Moneda pequeila de muy poco valor.
Dole, 8. Distribudon; porcion; limosua*
dolor; miseria.
To Dole, va» Bepartlr, distrlbnir. [tristci
Doleful. €L Doloroso, lastimoso, Iugubr«,
Dolefkilly, ad. Dolorosamente.
Dolefulness^ Tristeza, melancolia.
tDolent, a, Doliente.
Dolesome. a, Lastimoso, triste. [mcnto.
Dolesomely, ad. Dcsconsoladamcntts triato-
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Ooleiomenau, s. TristMa, m^laooolla.
Do-little, & Capitan anlU. [6 Dorotea.
Doll, t. Mufleca. Abreviatara ao Dorvtkp
Dolor, «. Dolor, angastia.
DoloriferoiM, Doloriflc, Dolorifical, a. Dolo-
sooo ; trlsta, 16gubra.
Dolorous, a, Doloroso, lastlmoea
Dolorously, ad, Dolorosamente.
Dolphin, «. Delfkn, pes.
Dolt, A. £1 bombre bobo^ tonto 6 imb^L
tTo Dolt, vn. ToDtear.
Doltish, cu Lerdo, est&pido, Imb6cil. [dad.
DoltishDoss^ Estnpidoz, tonteria, imbeclli-
J>onialii, «. Dominio, imperlo ; estado.
. Domal, a, Lo pertenodeuto & la casa; Asaae
en la astrologia.
Dome, t. Casa, fabrlca. ( Arq.) Cupola.
Domesday, a. V. Doommay.
Domestic, Domestical, a. DomSstlco, fa-
miliar, intestino.
Domestio, a. DomdsUco, criado, sirvionte.
Domestically, ad. Domt«ticamcnte.
tDomesUcant, a. Parto de la miama fiunilia
qae otra
To Domesticate, 9a. DomesUcar.
Douilcile, a. Domldllo, casa.
Domiciliary, a. Domiciliario. [cerse.
To Domiciliate, vo. Avecindarse, estable-
To DomiQr,«a. Domar, domesUcar, amansar.
Dominant, a. Dominante. [«a. Oobemar.
To Dominate, «n. Dominar, predominar. —
Domination, A Dominaoion, imperio ; go-
bierno, aatorldad. [altivo.
Dominative, a. DomlnatlTO, dominante ;
Dominator, a. Domlnador; goljemador.
To Domineer, «fk Dominar, mandar.— V£r.
Oobemar.
Dominical, o. Dominical— «. Dominica.
Dominican, «. Domlnico, ca.— a. Dominl-
cano.
Dominion, a. Domiaio, Imperio; territorio.
Domino, a. Domind.
Don, a. Don, titulo honoriflco en Espa&a.
Denary, a. Donacion pladosa.
Donatfoo, a. Donacion.
Donative, a. Donativo, don, prosenta
Done, preL 7 part. pas. del yerbo 7b Do.
Done, inierj. For hecbo, muy bion ; ya est4.
Donee, a. Don star to.
Donnat, «. Persdna porezosa; diabia
Donor, a. Donador. [caballera
Donsbip, «. Nobloza, caballeria, la calidad do
Dont, abrev. por Do not
Donzel, a. P^Jo, doncel.
Doodle, «. (Valg.) Uara^. [desttnar.
To Doom, va, Sentenciar, mandar, Jozgar;
Doom, a. 8entencia; sncrte, hado; raina.
tDoomftil, a. Destriictivo.
Doomsday. «. Dia del Jolcio anlversal.
Door, a. Piierta; portal, zagnan; entrada.
Sact door, Pnerta traeera.
Doorcase, «. Marco de la paerta.
Doorkeeper, a. Portera [puerta.
Door-nail, a. Clavo de la aldaba de via
Door-post, a. Jamba de pnerta.
Doorstead, a Entrada de paerta.
Dorian, Doric, a. D6rico. [ddrico.
Doricism, Dorisra, a. Fraso pecmtar del
Dormancy, a. Qnletod, descanan.
Dormant, a. Dormionte: eocreto, ooalto.
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Dormant Dormer, a. Ylga maeatra. D9t^
mar tomJauy, Buharda.
Dormitive, a. Dormitlro, sopotifera
Dormitory, 9, DormRorio ; recamara.
Dormooae, 8. lAroxL—pL DomUea.
Dornle, «. Tela baata, do lana y Uno 6 leda
tDorp, a. Aldea, logaroltow
'^ .)fiscarabiO<^
io ertereoltxo.
Dorr, 8. (Ent.) J
Dorsal, a. Dorsal
Dorsel, Doraer,& Seron, espedede eipoert^
Dor8lferoa^ Doraiparoaa, & Doraiftro.
Dorsum, a. CaestA.
Dose, a. Ddsls, pordoa. [meato*
To Dose, CO. Froporcionar 6 dar mediea-
Dosser, a Cesla, ceston.
Dossil, A Lechino, clavo de hllas para IlagaA
Dost, 9eff. p^B. indie del verbo 7b Do.
Dot, A Tilde, virgulita.
To Dot, va, Tildar, poner tUdee. [da.
Dotage, A Chochera, diocbez; extrtftagan-
Dotal a. Dotal
Dotard, A El rido qae diodiea.
Dotardly, Ow Estopido, chodia
Dotation, a Dotadon.
To Dote, wu Chocbear, cadacar. 7b dot*
vpon^ Amar con excesa
Doter, A £1 one aaia con excesa
Dotingly, ad. Con oariflo exoealva
Dottar(£ a A'rbol bajo 6 docaido.
Dotterel, A (Om.) Calandria marina.
Doable, a. Doble; tt\ao.—ad. Dos veceA
To Doable, «& Doblar ; plegar. 7b doubU
a sMp^i bottOTft^ Embonar.— tm. DM-
malar. [jante.
Double, A Doble, doplo: Impostura; aeme*
To Doable-charsn,* va, Echar doble ca^ga.
Double-chin, A PapadA
Doable-dealer, a Iraldor lUso ; embostwou
Doablo-dealing, a Doblez, dolo, fraade.
To Doable-dye, va, Betefiir, teAlr otn tqk.
Dooble-edged, a. Instramento de doa oor-
tes6fU0A
Double-entendre, a Y. DoubU-mMtninff.
Doable-entrr, a (Com.) Parttda doblA
Double-eyed, Doablorlhoed, a. Dldmalado;
pdrfido, doble.
Double-formedL a, Bi(brme. Qado.
Double-hearteo, a. Pdrfldo, doble, dinmn-
To Double-lock, va. Bcbar dos vadtas k U
Have. ^ntido dobl^.
Double-meaning, a Amblgilodad, eqolvoco,
Double-minded, a. Insldloso, doloso.
Doablene8^ a Doblez, dobladora.
Doabler, a El que dobla algana cos^
Doablet, a JustUlo, almllla; par.
Double-tongued, a. Doble, fkbo, engafioeo.
Doubling, A Artifldo. JDoubUna of th^
hiU, mhx.) Almohadas de las bItM.
DotMing <^ tha cut-^ffoiert Batlderos de
proa. [EspaAA,
Doubloon, A Doblon, moneda do oro de
Doubly, ad. Doblemente; doloeamento.
To Doubt, vn, Dadar, eospeehar, vadlar.--
«a» Desoonflar.
Doubt, a. Duda ; sospecha, diflonltad, reparo^
Doabtable, a. Dudable.
Doubter, a. El qne dadA
DoQbtftii, €k Dudoso, amblgao; indert<K
Doubtfully, ad. Dudoeamenta [dombre
Doubtftilooss, A Duda, amV'giledad ; inoefti
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DoabtiDglf, €kd, BadoBamente. rdada.
Doabtless, a. Seeara conflada— ooL Sin
Doabtlesalv; oJ. lodnbitablemento.
Doncet, & Plaon, una espocle de maqjar.
Douceur, », Ilalago, aefiaelo; cuhecho;
gratiflcadoD.
Dough, A Maaa, harina proparada.
Ooogh-baked, a. Crado, blando.
Doogh-kneaded, a Blando, capaz de ser
aooasada
Doughtiness, A YalentSa, eefheno. Ttre.
Doagbty,a. Bravo, valeroso ; eaftirzado ; llaa-
Don^y, a. Onido, blanda
To Doom, e& Zaballir.— on. ZabnIIirae.
Dove, A Palomo 6 paloma. Pav^^ng^
Paloma torcaz.
DoveVfbot, s, (Bot) Geranlo oolambina
Dovecot, Dove-hooM, «. Palomar.
Dovetailed, a. Enaamblada
Doviab. a. Golnmbino, inooenl^
Dowable, a. Capaz de eer dotado.
Dowager, «. La vloda qne goza el titulo de
Bu marida Queen dowager^ La reina
Tinda.
Dowdy, & Mi^or desalifiada.— a. Zafio.
Dower, Dowry, a. Dote ; dotacion, don ;
viadedad.
Dowerlesa, Ob Bin dote.
Dowlas, a. JLienzo basto y ordlnarlo.
Down, a. Plamon ; vello ; llanora.— a. Aba-
tldo.— ^<jpjy ad, Abi^o. To lie down^
Acostarse. To «i^ dotm, Bontarse. D&wn
tOy Hasta.
tTo Down, va. Donibar, abatir.
Down-bed, e. PInmon. ftriste.
Downcast, a, Alicaido, apesadmnorado ;
Downed, a. Oabierto 6 henchido de plamon.
Downikll, e. Oaida, decadencla, roina.
Downikllen, a, Caldo, amtinado.
Downliawl, a. (N4u.) Cargadera. [gadera.
Downbawl-tackle, «. (N4a.) Apar^o de car-
Downhearted, a. Abatido, desanimado. ali-
caido. fclive.
Downhill, t. Declive, declivlo.— a. £n do-
Downlooking, a. Qab\z\a^o ; melano61ico,
triste.
Downright, ad Perpendlcnlarmente, k
plomo; daramente.— Ow Abierto, manl-
fleato, palpable.
Downrightly, ad, Llanamenta
Downsitting, a. Dcscanso, reposo. [teada
Downtrod, Downtrodden, a. Pisado, piso-
Downward, Downwards, ad, Hilcia abajo.
Downward, a. InoUnado; cabizbiO«>> melan-
o61ico, triste.
Downy, a, Yelloso, felpndo, blanda
To Dowse, «a. Abofetear.
Dozologioal, a. Lo que pertenece d la ala-
banza qne se da & Dios. [gloriA patri.
Doxology. a. La gloria qae se da A Dios; el
Dozy, ». Bamera.
To Doze, «n. Dorraitar, cabecear; vivlr en
la odosldad 6 on la inacclon.— «a. Aton-
tar, entorpeoer. rmodon^
Doziness, «. Somnolenda, entorpeelmionto^
Dodng, a. Somnolenda 6 sofiolenda.
i>ozy, a, BoAoHentO) amodorrado, adormo'
dda [oscnra
Drab, «. Pdlejft; color entre grls y bianco
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Drabler, a. (Ndu.) Vela barrodora. [onza
Drachm, a. Dracnui, la octava parte de una
Draouncnlus, e, DracQnculo, gusano quo sa
cria entre cuero v came.
DraO; & Hez, escoria, zupia, porqueria.
Draft, a. Tiro; llbranza, libramlento, p^liza,
drden ; dlseno, plan. Y. Draught,
Draftsman, a. Diseflador, dlbi]0<^<»*'
To Drag, to, Arrastrar, tlrar. To drag for
an anchor, (Ndu.) Bastrear nn ancla.—
vn, Arrastrar por el suelo. [6 gancho.
Dra^ 9, Carretilla; Instmmento con garflo
To Diraggle, «a. Emporcar, arrastrdr por el
auela
Dragmaa, a Peseador con red barredora.
Dragnet, a. Bed barredora. [Quia.
Dragoman, a. Dragoman, int6rprete en Tur-
Dragon, a. Dnuron ; hombre 6 mqj^r feroz.
Dragon-fly, a. (£nt) Mosca-dragou.
Dragonish, a, Dragontino.
Dragonlike, a. Fiero, fUrlosa
Dragon-tree^ a. (Bot) Drago.
Dragoon, a. (Mil) Dragon.
To Dragoon, va. Asolar 6 saqnear algun nala.
Dragoonad& Dragooning a. Saquoo, (ml^e.
tToDrail, V. To Draggle,
To Drain, va. Desaguar ; desangrar ; agotar,
secar, ei^jugar.
Drain, a. Deaaguadero. (Ndu.) Colador.
Dratnable, a, Desaguablo.
Draining-trougb, e. (Ndu.) Ooladera.
Drako, em. £1 dnado macho; dragoncillo.
Dram, a. (Fam.) Un trago, una coplta.
To Dram, vn. Beber aguardiente ii otro lioor
destHado. [tuosoftb
Dram-drinker, a. Bebedor do Iloores cspiri*
Drama, a. Drama.
Dramatic, Dramatical, a. Dramdtico.
Dramatically, ad, Dramdticamentu.
Dramatist, 8. Dramdtico.
Draper, e. Mercader de pafios. Linen-
draper, Mercader de lienzoa.
Drapery, e, Fdbrica de paAos; paAoa 6 telas
dolana; ropi^e.
DrasUo, a. (iM) Drdstico.
Draught, a. Trago ; podon, d66i8 ; tira
(Pint) Dibi^o. Sough draught, Borra>
dor. Draught of a ehip. Piano do un
bnque. De^acamento ; libranza.
To Draught, ra, Bacar d luz; Ilamar.
Drangfat-nouso, a. Esteroolero.
Draughtsouui, a. Dibqjador ; escrlbanc
To Draw, va. Tirar; atraer ; arrastrar; ex-
traer; dibiOar; dedadr: desentraAar;
librar una letra de cambio.— vn. Tirar ;
enoogerse; sortear.
Draw, a. £1 acto de tlrar.
Drawable, a. Capaz do ser tirada [co&
Drawback, a Bobija, deecnento, se abona
Drawbridge, e. Puento levadiza
Drawee, a £1 sugetn d cuyo cargo estd glradi
una letra de camblo.
Drawer, a. Oaveta, ci^ondto de un eaori-
torlo; libnwlor. Draioere, Calzoncilloa.
Drawing, a. Dlbt^Jo ; tiro.
Drawing-room, «. Salon; corte.
To Drawl, vn. Balbuoear. (Fam.) Baen*
charse d si mlsmo.
Drawl, a Balbncenda. [Induddo ; abiert«
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Orty, «. Cairo, ecrveteroi.
Draybone, a. Oaballo eerrtxeto.
Drayman^ «. Carrotero.
tDrazolf A Hoinbre U^o^ Indigno.
Dread, a MIedo, oepaato.-^Ok Terrible, os-
pantoeo.
Ft* Dread, txk y ik Temer, tener mloda
tDreadablo, a. Temlblc, temedero.
Dreader. «. Temedor.
Dreadful, a. Terrible, horroroBo, formidable.
DreadAilness, «. Terribilldad, horror.
Dreadlblly, ad. Tcrriblementc.
Dreadleas, a. Intr6pido, arrojada
Dreadlessness, «. Intrepldex, arrq)o.
Dream, «. Saeno ; doevario.
ro Dream, c^ Soflar; desrariar, dlscarrir
fentibticamente.
Dreamer. «. Sofiador ; holgazan, lloso.
Dreamfal, a. El que sueAa mncho. [mente.
Dreamlngly, ad, Neffllgentemeote, lenta-
Dreamlen, a. Sin enenoe.
Drearily, ad, Espantosamente, tristomente.
Dreariness, «. Tristeza, horror.
Dreary, a, Espantoso, triste, borroroso.
To Dredare, ret. Poscar oatraa oon red ; ea-
parcir harina sobre alganft cosa gniain-
dolik [sembradaajnntamente.
Dredge, 9. Y. Dragnek Gebad* v arena
Dredger, 8. Pescador de ostraa ; oyita para
eepolvorear harina Bobre las Tiandas.
Dreggines^ «. Pesos, hecoe; fecalenda.
Dres^sh, Dreggy, a. Feculento, tarblo.
Drci^ A pL Itez ; eecoria, morralla, zaplx
To Drench, «a. Empapar, hnmedecer ;
abrcTar, embeber. [da & un anirnaU
Drench, A Tragantada. Fargante que 66
Orencber, a El aue romoja alguna cosa.
To Dress, ttu Vostir; adomar; curar las
heridas; almohazar; coraponer: cocinar,
aderezar; adobar y curtlr pielea; pre-
parar lino 6 cAflamo.— tm. VesUrse.
Dress, a Vestido ; tnje, camlson, oompoe-
tura. [na; aparador.
Dresser, a Moza do cimara; mesa de cod-
Dressing. A Coracion; adorno. DretHriff-
ea9€, Tocador.
Dressing-room, a Oabinete para vestirsa
Dressy, a. Aficionado 6 ataviarse.
To Drib, fo. Cercenar, disminuir, aoortar.
Drib, e. Oota.
To Dribble, vtk Qotoar; destllar ; b&bear.
Dribbling, A £1 ado de gotear.
Driblet, A Pico ; corto resto una cantidad.
Dried, part de To Dry,
Drier, a Desecante.
Drift, A Designio, intento ; mancjo. (NAo.)
Doriva. I)r0* of ice^ Hielos flotantes.
Dri/U ofMndj Arena rouvedlza. 7b S4i
adr(/ty Kchar ft Ut yentura. Drift-ioood,
Trozo de leOa desoobado.
To Drift, wu Impeler, pi^ar; amontonar.—
tn. Esparcir.
Drift- way, A Camino do ganado.
Drift-wind, a Yionto qae amontona
T> Drill, TO. Taladrar, barrenar. ,
DiaoipUnar xodaUa.^«fti. Flair lenta-
nente.
Drill, A Taladro ; terr^ja; clnoc6fklo; arro-
yuclo. (Mil.) Instrnccioc do reclutas.
DrUl plough, Sementero.
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To Drink, wkjn. Beber, embriagarso^ «^
borracharse; chnpar.
Drink, A Bebida
Drinkable, a. PoUble.
Drinker, a Bebedor, borrachon.
Drinking, a La acdon de beber. Drinh
inQ'gloM, Copa. J)rinking-hou$e^ T»>
bema. (Amer.) Yinateria. Drinking-
potfJ^no.
Drink-money, A Dlnero para beber. freer.
To Drip, «n. Ootear, desyiar. — vo. Ubor-
Drip, A Lo que cae gota & gota.
Dripping, APringne.
Dripping-pan, a Orasera.
To Drive, va, y n. Impoler, ernp^Jw. «n»
Jar; esttmolar; precisar; cochear; coa
ducir ; indncir. To drivs bacJb^ Beeb*>
zar. To driv^ qf^ Abnyentar.
Drive, A Paseo en oocbe; calzada p«a
ooebea.
To DriveL 9lt Babear, bobear, chocheftr.
Drivel. A Baba, fktna
DriTeller, a Fatno, simple.
Driver, a Erapnjador. (Sia.) Harlean
galla. Arriero; vaqaero; carretero, eo-
chero. [deiici* i
Driving, A (Sin.) Qarrar. ImpolBo; tea
To Drizzle, vn. Lloviznar.— «ri. DestOar.
Drizzle, a Llovizna, escarcha. [Bmn^
Drizzly, a. Llovlznando. DriaOy ^oeaiKer^
To Droll, vn, Trabi^ar perezosft y lent*-
mente.
Droll, a, Ghanccm, Jocoso. DroU 9aying,
Dicho gradosa DroU aJfiUr^ Goea rara.
—A Bofbn; bufunad*; arsa. [Kngaftar,
tTo Droll, tm. Ghocarrear, dianoears&— ««k
Droller, a Mofador, bufon.
Drolleiy, a Ghooureria, bnlbnada.
Drolling, A Borleria, chistelN^o.
Droningly, ad. Borloscamente.
Drollish, a, Algo ohistoso 6 gradosa
Dromedary, a Dromedario. [baragan.
Drone, a ZAngano de colmena; zangsna^
To Drone, on. Zanganear, holgazanear.
Droning, a El ado de zanganear.
Dronish, a. Odoso, perezoso, flti^o.
To Droop, tm. Doscaeoer ; deaanimarse, en-
tristecorso; desfkllecer.
Drooping, a Langnidez, ti^stezai— <x. Lftn
guido, triste, afligido. [ooa vela.
Drop. A Gota. Drop c/ a tail, Caida de
To Drop, va, Destllar, soltar. 7b drop
Uartf Derramar 1 Agrimas. Dejar ; gay as.
— vn. Gotear; caer; sobre venir. 7b <iu^
away, Morir. 7b drop in, Entmr. 7r
dnm offy Decaer. (Met) Encabrir.
Droplet, A Qotita.
Dropping. A Lo que cae k gotai
Droppingly, ad. A' gotas.
Drop-serene, a Oota sorena
Dropstone, «. Espato en flgnra de gotaa.
Dropsical, Dropsied. a, Didrdpioo.
Dropey, a mdropesia [bemimbra
Dross, A Escoria de roetales; borra; oria
Drossinees, a Ilez, esccria, morralla.
Drossy, a. LJono de esooria; despndtUU
impuro.
Drought, A Seea, seqnia; sed.
Dron^htiness, a Bequedad, seqnU.
Drongbty, a. Seco; sedtento; Aride.
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Drove, a MautdA, bato; geotio, mache-
dambre.
Drove, part do 7b Drive.
Drover, «. Ganadoro eriador de ganado.
To Drown, ta. Ahogar; ancgar; inimdar;
sofbcar ugnna cosa.
Drotmer, «. Anegador, 8iift>eador.
To Drowse, va. Adormcoor. — tm. Adonne-
oerse; tenor marrla.
Drowsily, a<L Soflotientamenta. [lenda.
Drowsinesa, & Somnolencia, nereza, indo-
:>row8r, a. SofloUento, sopoiifero, lerdo.
Drowsy-beaded, a, Lerdo, peeado, sofio-
llento.
Drub, A Golpe, ptmada.
To Drub, «a. Analear, sacadir.
Drubbing, 9. Pallza 6 lurra.
To Dmdige, «n. Afcnarse i trabi^ar en oon-
padoncs desagradablos.
Dradge, & Ganapan; marmlton, gnimete.
Drudger, 8. Gnnapan.
Drudgery, s. Faena 6 trabi^o deeagradablo.
Drudglng-box, «. Espolvoreador.
Dmdginglv, <^ Desamdablemonte^
Drug, «. Droga; cnalqniera ooea do poco
vaiOT.
To Drug, va. Mezclar con preecribir drogaa
Druggerman, t. V. Dragoman.
Drugget, A Drogaete de tela de Una.
Druggiat, #. Dn^jolsta.
Dmid, «. Driiida.
Dmidio, Druidical, a. Druidioo.
Druidi8ni,«. Druidlsma [nnmeroea
Dmni, f. Tambor; timpano del oldo; sarao
ToD^um,f^n,Tocar©ltambor; tamborlloar.
VTo Drumble, rn. Zanganear.
Dmrn-ni^lor, 9. Tambor may<».
Dmm-makor, & Tamborero.
Drammor, «. Tambor. (BfiL) Tamborilera
Dnimatick, «. Baoneta de tambor.
Drnnk, a. Borracho, ebrio.
Dmnkard, t. Borracbon. (Met) Cnero.
Dmnkeo, a. £l)rlo, borracno.
Dmnkonly, ad. Ebrlamente.
Dmnkennees, 8. Embriagaex babltoal.
Drv, a. A'rldo, eeoo; sediento; estdrll. Mo;
duro, satlrico ; agarrado; tacltomo.
To Dry, co» Secar; eqjngar; abraMir con
Bed; deeangrar. — vn, Seoarse. To dry
upy Enjugar, desecar.
Drjad, «. Drtada 6 driade. [dcseeante.
Dryer, «. Secante. (Qahn.) Deseoatlvo,
Dry-eyedj o. QJIei^juto.
Dryly, atf. Secamente, frUmente^ [tilo.
Dryness, «. Seqnedad; tibieia. arfdez de ea-
Drvnnrse, 9. Ama quo crfa a nn nlfio sin
darle de mamar. [do mamar.
To Drjmnrse, «a. Crfar k nn nino sfn darle
To Dry-mb, «a. Limpiar una cosa sin hu-
medeeerla. [aceltea, &e.
PryMHer, 9, Trsficante en vlandas saladao,
DryshodjO. A' pi6 enjLto.
poal, a. DoaU [separadon.
Doality, 9, EMado de ser dos; division.
To Dob, «A Armar 4 ajgono caballoro;
eonferir dlgnldad. — vtu uacer mldo.
Dab, 9. Golpe ; lodazaL
Dabbed,a. v. iKim^.
Dnblety, 9, Dada, dubiedad.
DttbtoM, «. DndoiO, incicrto, problcmfiUco.
DUM
Dnblonsly, ad. Dndoaamente.
Dabloosness, «. Duda, inoertidumbro.
Dabltable, a. Dubltab^ dodable.
Dubitanoy, «. Incertidumbre, dnda.
Dubitation, & Dabitaolon, doda.
Ducal, a, DucaL
Dnoat, 9. Dncado, noneda.
Docatoon, «. Ducatun, moneda de plata.
Dacby, «. V. Dutchy.
Duck, 9. A'nade. pato ; cabeceo ; cabrlllaa.
To Duck, «n. 2uibnllirse; cabecear.— «a
Zabullir, chapozar.
Dnckcr, 9. Bnxo ; quftapelillns, zalamero.
Ducking, a. (N&o.) ZabulUda, castigo cos
agna.
Ducking<stooI, a. Cinoana de xabnllir.
Duck-legged, a. Corto de piemas.
Duekline, 9. Anadeja; monilla (es vox de
earicia). [aendtica.
Dnckmeat 6 Duckweed, 9, (Bot) Lanteja
Ducksfoot, «. (Bot) Espede de aerpentarfa.
Dnct, 9. Gula, direeelon : oondncto, tubo.
Dactlle, a. Dnotil, flexible; trotable, obso-
qnioso. [dlidad.
Dactilenesa, DucUIiiy, A DncUIldad ; do-
Dudgeon, 9. Daga; ttrria, otjeriza. [vieja.
Dada, t. pt, (Vnlg.) Trapoa, andr^)os; ropa
'^ue, pp. Debldo, apto, propio, oportnno ;
encto, caldo; cumpUdo.— a. Tribnto.
tDaeftal, a. Debido, apto. y. Fit.
Duel, 9. Duelo, deeaf io. [en dnela
To Dnel, t>n. Combatir fi aeometbr k otro
Dueller, Duellist, a. Duelists.
Duelling, «. Desafio.
Dneness, a. Aplltnd. V. FUn998,
Duet, a. (M(is.) Dna
Dug; 9. Teta de algun animal.
Duke, 9. Duqne, tltolo nobleza. (Ant)
General, capitan.
Dukedom, a. Duoado.
Dulcet, a. Dolce, snave, armoniosa
Dnioifloatlon, 9, Duldflcadon. (Qofan.)
Dnldflcaclon.
Daloifled, a. Dnldfloado.
To Dnidfy, va^ Dnlclficar, cndulxar.
Doldmer, 9, Timpano, salterio.
tDaldtodo, «. Duloedambre.
tDulcor, 9. Dulzor.
To Duloorate, va. Duldfloar; endolzar.
Dulcoration. 9. Dnldfioadon.
Dnlia, 9. Dulla, onlto k Ipa santoa
Dull, a. Lerdo, estApldo, insipldo; tristo
0|^co; flojo; pesado; insensible.
To Dull, tjo. Entontocer, embotar; entor-
pecer, contrlstar. [sotec
Dullard, 9. Beada, est6ndo.— a Eatfipldo^
Dull-brained, a. Est^pido, tonta
Dull-disposed, a. IncUnado k la tristesa.
Dalled, a% Oscnroddo, no olaro.
Duller, a. Lo que baoe osenro, lerdo 6 flojo.
Doll-eyed, a. EI que tiane los q}os apagadoa.
Dollbead, a. Zoto, hombre eetopido.
Doll-sigfated, a. Gegato.
Dull-witted, a. Lerao, boba [pldamente.
Dolly, ad. Lentamente, torperaente, est6«
Dolaess, 9. Estopidex, incapaddad, mdeza;
pesadez : desloatreu [tiempa
Daly, ad. Debidamente, regnlarmentei, k tm
Dumb, a. Muda Dttmb 9hov!^ PantooU
ma; gesto.
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to Bnmb, to, Imponer Bflendo, ■lanclar
callar.
Domblj, ad. Madamente.
Ownbnesa, a Madez.
To Damfoand, wfc (Vulg.) Cooftindir, en-
madeoer & algano.
Damp, «L Marria, trtBteca; arrobato; Mom-
bro.
DuDipfsh. a, Murrio, trlftta, melano6Uco.
Damplshij, od. TristenMOte.
Damplsbneefli. «. Tristeza, melanooIU.
DuinpUDg, «. Eflpede de morotlla.
Dnmpy, a. Qorao, pooo avlndo.
Dun, a. Bruno, oecuro, aombrio.
To Dan, fo. Importanar k on deader.
(Yalg.) Moler i nno por la paga.
Dan, a. Acreedor Importano; altara; aeta
Dunce, «. Zote, zopenoo, bola
tDanoery, «. Eatupidex, tonteria.
To DunollV, wk Atontar, haoer zopenoo.
Done, «. Monte, collado.
Dungr, «. £att6reoL OuMltm^, BofUga.
J>off-dunff^ Canina. Goat, rat mioe
dunQy Cagarrata. Ilert-dung, GaUlnaza.
ffort^^iung, C^«n|on.
To Dung, vo. T n. B^torcolar.
Dangcart, s. Catto da basora.
Dunged, a. Esteroolado, engraaadn.
Dungeon, «. Oalabozo. (Hex.) Bartolina.
To Duneeon, f>a. Encalabozar.
Dnngfork, ». Horca para el eatiireol.
Danghill, a. Eateroolera (Mot) Miseria
grande.
I)i^S7> A. Lleno do eatiirool ; \iL
Dnngyard, a Corral para el eati^rcoL
Dunner, «. Gobrador de deadaa.
Duo, a. Dna V. Du^
Duodecimo, & Ltbro en dosaTo.
Daodenum, «. Duodona
Dope, a. Bobo, credulo, engafiada
To l>upfli, vo. Engafiar, emoaacar.
To Duplicate, «a. DnpUcar.
Duplicate, «. y a. Doplicado.
Duplication, 9, Duplicadon; plcgadnra,
pliegue.
Duplicature, «. Plegadunu pliegae, doblez.
Dupllcitj, «. Doblez, dnpllcidad, engaAo.
Dura mater, a. Duramater.
Durability, «. Dura, duraclon.
Durable, a. Durable, duradoro.
Durablenese, 9. Dura, dnradon.
Durably, ad. Duraderamente.
Durance, a. Frlsion, c&rcel, duradon, oon-
^ tinuacion.
Durant, «. Bempitema, t^ido ftaerte de lana.
Duration, a, Duracion, continuadon.
KTo Dure, tm. Durar, continuar.
tDureftal, a. Dnradero.
t-Durelesa, a. PereocMiero.
Dureaa, a. Prialon. EndemcL mal trata
During^ prep, MiAntraa, durante, entre
tanto, al mismo tlempo. [reza.
^Darity, «. Dureza, flnnesca, BoUdez; aape-
Durat, preL dd terto 7b Dare.
Duak, a. Fuaco, oacuro.
To Dusk, va. Oacorooer.-Hm. Anodieoer.
Duskily, ad, Oecuramenta.
Duakinees, t. Prlndplo do la oacnridad.
DaakidL a. Fusoo, negruzco, sombiio.
DnskiBhly^dOsooramentG; nubloBtmentc
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Duskiflbnefl^ «. Oscuriaidad.
tDuskneea, a. Ofbscamiento.
Dusky, a. Oscuro; Aiaco: murrio, trlile.
Dust, & Polra To bick up a dfu^ t^
▼antar poWarcda canaar disenaione^
SavDdvd, Serrin, aaerraduraab Pin tJutt
Umadursi de alfilerea. I>uatqfah<mB9t
Barreduraa de mna oasa.
To Dust, va. DespolTorear ; polvonar.
Duat-boni, a. Naddo del poWo.
Duater, t. Plumero ; oemedor de p^Ivora.
Dustlneaa, n £1 eatado de lo que ae halit
ouMerto de polra
Dustman, a. Basurera
Dusty, a. PolvorienUH Ueno do pcdro.
Dutch, i. Holande&
Dutohesa, rf. Duqnesa.
Dntdi-plnk, «. A'noora de Flandest amaiilW
que BO hace con greda flna, AiO.
Duteoaa» a. Obediente^ obeequloao, reqi*
tuoso.
Dutiftil, a. Obedlente, aumlao ; respotooMi
roTerenta.
DutiAiIly, ad,. Obedientemoite, reapetota-
mente.
DuUftilneaStA Obediencia,reepeto,8am]tioii.
Duty, «. Debar, obUgadon, reepeto; aoml-
sion, acatamicnto; Aedon; impnestot
Duumvirate, a. DuunTirato.
Dwale, & (Bot.) Solana (Bias.) 8abk^
negro.
Dwari; $.ja, Enano ii enana.
To Dwar^ va. Impedir-qoe algona eoaa
llegue 4 au tamaAo natural
Dwarfiib, a. Enano, bijo, pequefia
Dwarflshly, ad. Oomo on enana
Dwarflshneaa, a. Pequeftoz en la eatatnra.
To Dwell, vn. Habitar, morar, reddir, viTti
en algun pan^e; pararae; tnsistir h»>
blando.
Dweller, a. Horador, babitante. [da.
Dwdiing, 8. Ilabitadon, domidUo, yiWeii-
Dwelling-honae, Dwelling^Iace, a. Bed-
denda, domidlio.
To Dwindle, vn. Mermar, disminuirae; d«*
generar; deoaer; oonaumiTse.— «a. Dia>
minuir. didpar.
Dwindled, a. Gontraido, dlsmlnoMa
To Dye, uo. Tefilr.
Dye, 8. Tinte.
Dyer, a. Tlntorero.
Dyeing, a. Tintoreria. tefiidura.— a. Telklda
Dyeetuff, «. Materia ae tlutc^ droga.
Dyers^-broom, a. (Bot) Esnodo de gineata.
Dyera -weed, a. (Bot) Gualda.
Dying, pp. Morlbundo, agonlzantei
Dyingly, ad. A' manera do moribvnda
Dynamica, a. Dinikmica; denda de laa Amt
zasmotrioee.
Dynaa^, a. Dinaatia.
Djracrasy, «. DiacrAsla. mal temporamentei
Dysenteric, a, Diaentorloa
I^raentcry, t. Diaenteria.
tDyanomy, a. Mda legtaladon.
Dyq)epBy, a. Dispepda. [pom
Dysphagia, a. Disfh^ diflenltad en d «o-
Dyspfaony, «. DisfbnSa, dlflenltad de haUar
Dyspnoea, c. Diapnoa, dtflcnltad en d raipl
rar.
Dysury, «. Dhurla, diflcultad en el ortnar
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K. £0U letra tieno dos sonMos en in^;
liDo Ignol al de U letra i en castcUano ;
V. g^ en each (ich), eagle (iguelX 7 otro
oomo el de la e en eep«fio1 ; r. g., meuy
bed^ £s mnda, cnanda finaliza alguna
Ealabra, oxcepto en las monoeilabas y en
IS doiiVadaft inmedlatsmente del griego;
T solo sirve, cuando es final, para alaivar
la vocal qne precede, oomo en mineyjute
(main, t^t).
iSacb, pron. Gnalqnler, cada, cada nna
Eager, a. Ansioso; ardiente, impaciente;
▼ivo; mordaz. [mente; acremente.
Eagorlj, ad. Anslosamente, vehemente-
Eagemess, «. Ansla, ahlnco ; apresoramien-
to; a^Ksreza.
Eagle, «. A'guila.
Eagle-eyed, Eaglc-elgbted, a. De rista Ilnce.
Eagle-speed, «. Vcloddad de toila.
Eagleas, f^ La bembra del ignlla.
Eagle-fitone, 9. Elites, pledra de ignila.
Eaglet, a. Agnilncbo.
Eagle- winged, a. Alado oomo ignila.
Eagle-wood, 8. Madera do dgnila.
Emt, «. Or(>ja; oido; asa; ospiga.
To Ear, t>n. Esplmir. (Dcai) Arar. To Mt
by the ear% Scnir.
Earache, «. Dolor do oidos. [dadaa.
Ear-bored, a^ EI que tlene las or^as hora-
Ear-deafening, a. Lo qne ensordece.
Eardrop, & v. Ear-ring. [da
Eared, a. Lo que tiene orejas n oldos; ara-
Earing, a. La acdon do arar la tlerra. Ear-
ina iff a sail, (Niiu.) Empufildnra de nna
vela.
Earl, 9. Ck)nde, tltalo de nobleza.
Earidom, a Condado, sefiorio de conde.
Karlap, a. La pnnta de la or^a.
Earless, <l Desorejado; el qne no qnlere olr.
Earllness, a. Procoddod, antlcipacion ; pron-
tttnd.
Earlock, 9. Espede de bnde 6 rlza
Early, a. Temprano, presto. To riee early,
Madrugar. Early riser, Madmnidor.
Early in, Al prlndplo de.—ad, Tem-
prano.
Earmark, 9. Seflal en la oreja* [orcijaa.
To Earmark, va. Seflalar el ganado en las
To Earn, «a. Ganar; obtener, cons^uir.
Eameet, a. Ardiente; diUgente; atento; se-
rlo.— a. Yeraa, seriedad ; eetrena— To give
earned Dar sefiaL In good eameti, De
bnena C&. (Fam.) Con formalldad.
Earnestly, a<f, Serlamente. de veras; enca-
reddamenta. [solldtnd, dilfgenda.
EivnestnesB, a. Ansia, zdo; solemnidad;
Earning, a. Salarto, jomal, paga.
EarplcK, 9. Escarbaoidos. [el oido.
Evpierdng, a. Ei sonldo agndo qne penetra
Ear-ring, 9. Zardllo, pendlentc. (Mex)
Arete.
Bardiot, 9. Alcance del oldo.
Ssrtb, A Tlerra. (Qobn.) Tierra. Elgbbo
terrestre; la ealidad de terrene.
To Earth, CO. Entcrrar, con ticrra.~47n. Ee-
tirarse 4,ehaJo do ticm.
ECC
Earthbag. 9. (Fort) Baco de tlemi
Earthbank, & Ccrcado de tierra.
Earthboard, a. Orejera, la parte del arada
que abre el snrco. [Loza de barren
Earthen, a. Tdrreo, terrene. EariAenicarei
Earthflaz, & Amianto.
Eartbiness, a. Terrenldad; groseria.
Earthllness, 9. Yanldad ronndana.
Earthling, «. Habitante de la tierra.
Earthly, a. Terreetre, mundane ; temporal,
sensual
Earthly-minded, a. Mnndano, sensual
Earthly-mindednees, 9. Qroseria: sensoall*
dad.
Earth-nnt, 9. GrladlUa de tierra.
Earthquake, 9. Temblor de tierra, terremoto.
Earthworm, «. Lombriz; gnsano; hombre
vll
Earwax, a Cerllla 6 cera de los oldos.
Earwig, 9. Tijereta; cpchicbero.
Earwitness, «. Tvetlgo de oidas.
Ease, 9. Quietnd, rcposo; convenicncia;
deeaht^; Ikdlldad; desembaraza
To Ease, to. Alivlar; moderar; desemba*
razar. To eaee one'e eelf, Ilacer del
cnerpo.
tEaseftl a. (^leto, naciflco.
tEaseftilly, <irf. Paciflcamente.
Easel 9. Caballete de pintor.
Easeless, a. Inqnleto.
Easement, 9. AJivio, apoyo.
Easily, ad. Fidlmente. [quletud.
Easiness, & Fadlldad, dillgenda; libertadi
East, 9. Oricnte ; este. [Ere, S&bado santa
Easter, a. Pascua de rosurccclon. Eastet
Easterly, a. Oriental
Eastern, a. Oriental
Eastward, ad. Hicia el oriento.
Easv, a. Fddl; cortcs, sodablc; c^modo;
UDre; contento; aliviado. [tenerse.
To Eat, ta. yn. Oomer; consnmnr; man-
Eatables, a.j 9. Ck)mestible, viveres.
Eater, a. O>medor. A great eater^^Tngpn.
Eating-house, a. Flgon, bodeson.
Eaves, a. pL Socarren, alero ae tejado.
To Eavesdrop, va. Escucbar por enriosldad.
Eavesdropper, a. Escnchador de toja.
To Ebb. wu Menguar; decaer, irse consu-
mienda
Ebb. a. Mengnante; dccadenda* The ebb
of Ufe, La vq)ez. To be in a Uno ebb,
txtu pobre. {ba^h.
Ebbing, a Befli\}o. It ia ebhing. La marea
Ebcn. a. Negro, oscnro; becho de ^bano.
Ebonbt, 9. Ebanistiu [valor.
Ebony, 9. EiNmoL madera, negro, do niucbo
Ebrlety, a. Ebriedad, cmbriagnez.
EbrillAde, a. Sof^enazo.
Ebulliency, a. EbnlUdon. [vii odo.
Ebullient, a. Hlrviente, lo qne estii hlr-
Ebullition, a. EbuUldon, hervor.
Eocentrio, Eccentrical a. Exc6ntrico; cx-
travagante^oca
Eccentno, a. Excentrlco.
Eeeentridty, a. Exoentriddad; oxtravagan-
da, partlcnlaridad, rarcza. [eotts.
Ecchyraosia, a. Eqnimosis, manehas en el
EcdeeiasteB, «. Ecledastes, tambien uno
de lo6 libroe do la Blblia.
Ecdesiastic, Ecclceiastical, a. Eclcsi&stico.
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ooo esta utula
Bodesiistlcalljr, acU Eclost&stlcamente.
EcbiDftte, Ecbinated. a. Krizad'^.
EcbIQite^ «. (MiD.) Boton de mar.
Echinus, 9. Erizo ; marisoo ; lorron esplnoso.
(Arq.) GiuurtobooeL
Eeno, «. £co. [to* BepercuUr la vox.
To Echo, fin. £c«onar, formar eco, repoUr.—
Ecbometer, «. Ec6inetro. [trulr ecos.
EchometrjT, «. Koometria. el arte de cons-
Eclairoissemeut, a. Aclaracion, expUcadon,
ilustracion.
Eclat, «. Esplendor, lostre, magnlflccncia.
Eolectlo, a. Eck^ctico.— ^ Secta de filosofoa^
Eclipse, «. Eclipse, oscurcdmieDta
To Eclipee, ca. Eclipsar; desluatrar.— m.
Eolipaane. [cido.
Ecliptic, «. EclipHca.— ff. Ecliptico; oecuro-
Eclogue, «. E'cl<^ 6 ^gloga. [gol, parco.
EcoQomio, Eoonomioal, a. Eoonomico, firu-
Economioally, ad, Econdmicamente.
Eoonomica, «. Ecoodmlca, fllosofla moral
que trata del gobieroo de uda fiunilia.
Economist, «. Economista, de blenes, 6 poll-
tlca. [con nrudeuda.
To Economize, va, Economizar, administrar
EcoDomv, «. Economia; gobierno; frugali-
dad; brden^soa en sentido moral 6 fi&lcob
Ecstaaied, a. Ext^tico, traspor^do.
Ecstaay, a. E'xtasi; gozo, entusiasmo; dl3-
tracclon.
tTo Eostacf, va. Extaslar, entustasmar.
Ecstatic, EcsUtical, a. Ext&tico, abeorto.
Bctropium, s. Kctropion, inversion del p&r-
pado.
tEctjrpal, a. Tomado del original
tEctype, s. Ectipo, copla.
Ecumentoal, a. Ecumenioo.
Edacious, a. Voraz, gloton.
Edadousnoss, Edacity, «. Qlotoncria.
Edder, «. V. Adder.
To Edder, co. Enlazar una empalizada.
Eddish, a. Hcno tardio. [do.
Eddy, a. BemoUno ; revesee. — a. Bemoliha>
Eddy-water, «. Estela, aguk muerta.
Edematous, a. Edematoeo.
Eden, 8. Eden, paraiso.
Edenized, a. Aomitldo en el paraiso.
Edentated, a. Dosdentado. [dentar.
Edantation, «. La acdon y el efecto de dea-
Edn. «. File; punta; dngulo; m^rgon.
To Edge, va. Afilar ; ribetcar, guarnecer con
Edged, 0* Afllado.
Edgeless, a. Eoibotado. [to afllado.
£<1getool, «. Herramienta afllada, ibstrnmcn*
Edgewise, odL De filo 6 de lado.
Edging, A Orla, riboto; onoOe angosta
Edible, a. Comestible.
Edict, 9. Edicto, manlato, drden.
Ediflcant, a. Ediflcador, fobricador.
EdifioaUon,«. Edifloadon, aprovechamicnto,
adelantamieuto.
Edlflcatory, a. Ediflcatorio, instmctlvo.
Bdlflce, a. Edlflcio, (kbrica.
Edifldal, a. Lo pcrtenocionte & un cdificio.
Edlfler, a. Edlflcador, edlflcanto.
To EdiJfy, va. Edlflcar dar been cjcinplo
Edifying, «. Ediflcaclcc, buen c^emplo.
EFF
Edifying r, ad. ^mplarmente.
Etille. «. £dil^m.igistrado de Roida. [toe
To Edit, va. Publicar una obra 6 ser sa edi
Edition, 9. Edidon, publicadon 6 ImprAiM
de un libro.
Editor, 9. Editor, redactor.
K<lItorlal a. Lo que es dd editor 6 rodantor.
Kditorsbip, a. Encargo de editor.
To Educate, va. Educar, criar; Instmic
Education, «. Educadon.
Educatoj-, 9. Edncador, instmctbr.
To Educe, va» Ednoir; sacar~4 luz.
Eduction, 9. Eduodon.
To EduloiiM-ate, va, Dulzurar, endnlzar.
Edulcoration, «. Buldflcadon. (Quim.) Fc
rificadon.
Eduloorative, a. Doldflcante.
Eel, 9. Anguila, de aguas cenagoeasw
Eelpout, «. (let) Mnstela.
Eelspoar, a. Arpon para pescar angoilaa.
To Efikce, va, Borrar, canodar.
Effaccmont, a. Omceladora.
Effect, 9. Efecto, consccneada* inteato;
realidad. jeffecta^ OandaL
To Effect, vaEfoctoar, ^eontar, prodadr.
EffecUble, a. Factlble, practicable
Effection, a. (Qoom.) Construodon problv
mdtlca. [real
Effective, a. Efldente; cflcas; operuivo^
Effectively, ad. Ellcazmeote; ofectlvamen
te, rcalmente.
Effeotivenoes, & Efldoncla, potenda.
Effectless, a, Ineflcaz, impotente.
Effector, a. Causador, crlador, aotor.
Effectual, a. Eflclente; eflcaz, actlra [t^
Effectually, ad. Efldentemonte, eficazmen-
To Effectuate, va. Efednar, poner pot obrt^
Effeminacy, «. Afeminadon, molide ; oobar-
dia; lasdvi& [do; volnptnoso.
Effeminate, a. Afomlnado^ onervado, oolMr>
To Effeminate, va. Afeminar,dobilitar.— «a
Afeminarse, enervarse.
Effeminatdy, ad, Afeminadamenl«.
Eflbmlnateneiss, «. Afemlnamiento.
tEffemination, a. Afeminadon.
To Effervesce, vn. Uervlr, fermentar.
Effervescence, «. Efcrvescencla.
Effete, a. Esterll ; usado, ca^cada
EflSoadous. a. Encaz.
Effioadonsly, ad. Eflcazmente.
Efficadouaness 9. Kfloaddad.
Efficacy, 9. Eficada.
Efficience, Efildency, t. Efldcncio, %'lrtud.
Effldent, a, Efldente, eflcaz.
Eflldently, ad. Efldentemonte.
EfflgleSj Effigy, a. Eflgie, ImAgcn.
EflBglation, aTEI ado de retratar. [verse.
To EfOorosoe, vn. (Qnim.) Eflorwcer, d!soI
Efflorescence, Efflorescency, «. Efloreacea
da; erupdon : florescenda.
Efflorescent a. Efloresdente.
Efflorescentla^ (Bot) Eflon^soenda.
Effluence, «. Emaoadon, efluvlo; efnslon
efluenda.
EfOuent, a. Efluent&
Effluvium, o/. ElBuvia, «. Efluvla
tEfflux, 9. Efuslon ; flqjo, derrame.
To Efflux, vn. Flulr. [doD
Effluxion, «. Eflnvio, eshalacion, o\-apor»
tTo Efforce, V(L Forzar, violar
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Effort, & Esfherzo, cmpeno.
Kffovion, a, Excaraclon ; desenUerro.
EffronUJiy, *. Descaro, desvergUenra.
Efftilgenoe, «. Besplandor, lustre, talgor.
Kfftalgent, a, BespUDdeciente, lustroso, la-
mlnosa
To Eflhse, va. Derramar, verier, esparclr.
Efftision, 8. Eftision ; flqjo do palabras.
Effosive, a. Difhalvo.
Eft, «. Lagart^a.
tTo Egermlnate, va. Brotar, germlnar.
tTo F.gest, TO. EracTiar, expoler.
Egeetion. $. Eracnaclon, expulsion.
Egg-^ Haevo. V. Spaton. [atraer.
To Egg; fo. Hargar, indadr, provocar;
Egg-cuj), 8. Uaevera.
Egger, 9. Indtador. instigador.
EgffiDg, «L Indtamiento.
E^flopa, «. V. .SgiUmK
Eglantine, a (Bot) Eglantina.
Egoism, 8. Egotemo.
Egoist, A Egoista.
Egotism, «. Egotlsmo.
Egotist, «. Egotista.
EgoUsUcal, a. EgotisUca
To Egotize, «n. Uahlar mucho do si mismo.
Egreraona, a, Egreglo, exlmio, ilustre, exce-
lente ; fitmoso, infiime, perverso.
Egreglonslr, ad, Egregiamente, inaigne-
mente; infimiemento.
Egreglon8ne8^ «. Emlnonda.
Egrew, & Salida.
Egret, «. (Om.) Eepecie de garza: plnma.
Egyptian, «.Egipcio;gitano. Y^Gipey,
Elder, Eiderdown, «. Flumazon de avca.
E^ht, a. Ochn.
Eighth, a. Octavo.
KIglitecn, a. Dioz y oclio.
Eighteenth, a. D6clmo octayo.
Eightfold, a. Ocho voces tanto.
Eighthly, odL En el octavo Ingar.
Eightieth, a. Octog^slmo.
Eightscore, a. Ciento y sescnta.
Eighty, a, Ochenta.
tElsel, «. Vinam-o. [O', sea, ya.
Either, pron. Cualqniora, cada nno.— co/ij.
To Ejaculate, va. Arrojar, dcspodir, dlsporar.
Ejaculation, 8. Jaculatoria; eyaculacion.
Ejaculatory, a. Dtsporado, repcntino ; eya-
culatoria [secbar.
To meet, va. Arrqjar, expeler, d<MpedIr, de-
Ejecuon, «. Expulsion : evacnacion.
Ejectment. «. Mandamiento de despojo; ox-
pulsion ae una casa.
tC^ulation, a. Alarido, ahuHido, grlto.
To Eke, ro. Aumentar, suplir; alargar, pro-
longar.
i^e, «. Aumento.— co;^^. Tamblen, adomaa
Ekina V. Ebbing. [esmera
To Elaborat^vo. Elaoorar, trab^jar ton
Elaborate, a, Elaborado. esmerado, acabado.
Elabon^y, ad, Cuidadosamente, con ma-
cho trabi^o.
Elaborateness, «. Primor, perfecdon.
Elaboration, «. Elaboradon.
To Elapse, vn. Fasar, correr c1 tiempo.
Ehistio. Elastlcal, a. ElSstlco.
ElasUdty, a. Elastiddad.
EtMo, a. Altivo, engreido, soberblo.
To Elate, «». Engrefr, cnsobcrbocor; exaltar.
. ELP
Elatedly, ad. Soberbiamente. [solierbi4
Elation, a. Engreimiento, orcuUo, alUvcx,
Elbow, a. £1 codo ; cosa que mrma dngulok
To Elbow, va% Oodear. — viu Formar recodo&
Elbowchair, a. Sllla de brazos, silla poltronik
Elbowroom, «. ^nchurn. [AnclanoSk
Elder, «. (Boi) Banco.— a. Mayor. Eidera,
Elderly, a. Mayor, el de edad ya madura.
Eldership, a. Andanidad; pnmogenitur&;
presbitcrato.
EMer-wine, a, Bebida hocfaa del znmo iX«
bayas do eanco fermcntado.
Eldest, a. auperl, Lo mas anciano.
Elecampane^ a. (Bot) E'nula campana.
To Elect, fWT. Eleglr. [tinado.
Elect, a. El^do, escogido, eleoto; predo*-
Electant, a. Elector.
Election, a, Elecdon; predestinadon.
Electioneering; a. El ado do soUdtar voto^
Elective, o. Electlva JCtective attracHon^
Atraodon electiva.
Electively, odL Electivamente.
Elector, a. Elector.
Electoral, a. Electoral.
Electorality, Electorate, a. Electorado.
Electro, a. Electro, ^bar.
Electric, Electrical a. EI6ctrico.
Electrician, a, Profcsor de electricldad.
Eloctrldty, a. Electricldad.
Electrification, a. Electrizacion.
To ElectrWy, t?o, Electrizar.
To Electrize, «n. Electrizarse.
Electrometer^. Electr6metro.
Electuary, a. Electuaria
Eleemosynary, ct. j a, Pobre, que vive de
llmosna. [to, aire, garba
Elegance, Elegancy, a. El^ancia; buen gns*
Elegant, a, Elk:anto, flno, delicado.
El^antly, ad. Elegontcmente.
Elegiac, Elegiacal, a. Elegiaco.
Elegiast, Elegist, a. El mie escribe olegias.
Blegy, a. £I^iA« canto mnebre.
Element, a. Elemento; ingrediente. EU
menta^ Elemontoa
Elemental, a. Elemental, elcmentar.
tElemcntality, a. Composiclon, combina*
don de Ingredlentes.
tElementarify, a. SlmplWdad. [plcntei
Elementary, a. Elemental, Inidal; lnd<
Elemi a. Elemi, resloa medictnaL
Elenon, a, Argumento, soflsma.
tElenchical, a. Lo quo sirve para oonfutar.
Elephant a. Elofante. EUphanCa Ud\
CK>lmilIos de elefhnte.
Elephantiasis, «. Elefanda, espcde de lepra.
Elephantine, a, Elefantlaa
To Elevate, f>a. Eicvar, alzar, exaltar.
Elevate, a. Elevado, exaltado.
Elevation, a. Elevadon ; altura. (Ar^.) Al
zado. Altura.
Elevator, «. Elevador.
Eleve, «. Disdpulo.
Eleven, a. Once.
Eleventh, a, Onceno, unddcima
Elf; a. Duende; dlabio; enana
To Elf, va, Enmarafiar 6 enredar el pelo.
Elf-arrow, a. Pedcmal en forma de necbn.
Elfln, a. Lo portcncdcnte 4 duendea,— «
DiabltUo, niflo travicso. [da«l4
Elfish, a.Lo quo pcrtencco iducndcs; ailtion
tea
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Df looks, A pL Qro&M do daendoA, trenzas
dopolo. [atmor.
To £licit, CO. Poner per obra; sactr do;
tElidt, a. Hecho, ^ecuudo. [U volantad.
tEUdUtlon, t. Lft qlecndoa de an ftcto do
EliglbtUty, «. EleglbiUdAd.
EliiHble, a. £I«gible, preferiblo.
£U^blooe88. A. El^biUdad. [expalsar.
To Eliminate, ro. Abrlr; poner en liberUd,
Elimination, A. Destlerro, expulsion.
Eliquation, s. Separadon dedos metaloa.
Ell&lon, «. (Oram.) Elision. Division.
Elito, 8. Lo mijor, lo seleoto; U flor.
ITo Elljcate. va, Maeerar.
Elixir, i. Elixir; qulntA escnda.
Elk, A Alee 6 gran besUa.
£Iko,«. CisnasalTiOo-
Ell, A Ino, un« modida.
E]Hpsi% 9. EKpsis ; eUpee 6 elipsL
Eniptio, Enipaad, a. ElipUca
Elm, A (Bot) Olmo.
Elmj, a. Olmedo, lleno de olmoa.
Elocution, 8. Blocndon.
Etoffe, «. Oradon ftoebre.
tElogk, «. V. EulogieL
Elogr, 9. Elogio.
To Elolgne, vck Alejar, apartar.
Elotenment, & Dlstanda; aeparadon.
tTo Klong, va. Alqjar. retaidar. [Jwe.
To Elongate, «a. Alarsar, apartar.—im, Ale-
Elongation, a. Aldaouento, dlstanda; pro*
longadon; partida.
To Elope, otk Escaparae, hnlTse, eradirsc
Elopement, 9, Fuga, bnidA; escapade.
Elops, 9, Berpiente de mar.
Eloquence, & Elocuenda.
Eloquent a, Elocuente.
Eloquently, ad. Elocnentemoite.
Else, pron. Otro. Nobody eUe^ Klngun
otra Jibthing «{m, Nada mas. — cot^. O',
de otra snerte, si no.
Elsewhere, ad. En otra parte, de otra parte.
Elsin, 9. y. AtoL [rar.
To Eluddate, «a. Dfluddiv, explicar, acla-
Eluddatlon, a Eluddadon, ezpllcadon,
aclaraclon.
ElnddatlTe, a. ExposItiTO, expBcatlTO.
Elnddator, t. Expositor, comcntador. JUr.
To Elude, va* Eludir, evadir, escapar; bur-
Elndlble, a. Evitablo.
Elusion, 9. Fraude, artlfldo, subterftaglo.
Eludve, a. Artifldoso; falaz.
Elusorlness, 9. Fraude, engaflo: astudft.
Elusory, a. Faiaz; artlfldoso, ilusorla
To Elute, va, Lavar, limpiar; purlflcar.
Elutrlation, a El larado de mlneralea.
To Elutriate, «a. Docantar; colv.
^vsian, a. Ameno, delidosa
tTo Emaceratc, «a. Y. 7b Emaoiaia,
To Rmadate, va. Extenuar, adolgazar.-
Enflaquecor. [dado, extenuada
Emaciate, a, Enflaqueddo. rMM.) Ero*-
Kmadatton, a Extcnuadon, enfaquedmien-
to. [mar.
YTo Emaculate, «a. Qultar mancbas; lim-
Emanant, a. Emanante, fluente.
To Emanate, vn. Emanar.
Emanation, a Eoumadon ; efluvio.
BmanatiT«}, a, Emanante, fluente. Ttad.
to Emandpate, va, Eraandpar; dar liber-
EMB
Emandpation, a Emaodpadoa^
alon.
Emandpator, a Libertador. mamunlior.
To £marginate.«a.Qnitar Umimn,i«eor>
tar. (Bot) Escortar.
Emarginate, a. (BotO Escotado. [raft
To Emasculate, vo. Castrar;afemtnar,eo«|k
Emasculate, a. ATeminado, vidado; €■»•
trada
Emasculation, a Oastndora; afemlaadeo.
To Embale, va. Embalar, enlkrdar.
To Embalm, va. Embalsamar.
Embalmer, a Embalsamador.
To Embar, va, Cercar. cerrar; bloquear.
Embarcation, a (N&u.) Embaroo ; Ja i '
de embarcarse.
Embareo, a Embargo, secnestro.
To Embaago, va. Embaicar. detener.
To Embark, va* j n. £mbarcar; embaw
earse; empefiarseen.
Embarkation, a Embarcadon.
To Embairaea, va. Embarazar, earedar.
Embamasmeat, a Embarazo, dlficnltad, «a
reda
To Embase, va, Detmc4orar, earilecer.
tEmbasement, A Detenoradon.
EmbaasadresB, ^ EmlM^adort.
Embassy, a Embaladau TtallA
To Embattle, va. Formar en 6rdea oe b*>
Embattled, a, Atmenado ; cortado, reoortadou
Embedded, a, Enterrado en 6 entre; iiitr»>
dudda [teoc
To Embellish, va. Hermoeear, adoraar, xib«>
Embellishment, a Adorao, omato.
Embers, a pL Beecolda
Ember-week. A 8emana de t^poraA A»*
her'day9^ Las cnatro tdmporaA
To Embezzle, va. HalverMr, apropUraa
Embezzlement a Hurto malyenibion, xobo.
Emboczler, a Malversador.
To Emblbe, V. To Imbibe.
To Emblaze, va. Adomar oon coloros brt
llantes; blasonar.
To Emblazon, co. Blasonar: osmaltar.
Emblazoner, a £1 que publica algon* ease
pomposamente: henldo.
Emblazonry, a Blason. [i
Emblem, a Esmalte; emblema, .
ITo Emblem, va. Bepresentar en emblem*
6 alegoriA [oo. aluriTO, fltmbdHook.
Emblematic Embleinatieal, a. Fmblwnitt-
Emblematically, <f d. EmblemftUoamente.
Emblemadst, a Inventor de emUemaa.
tTo Emblematize, va, Bepresentar por em-
blemaa [tierras 6 sn cnltiTa
Emblements, A of. Las rentas que ddaa las
Emblemizing, a £1 aoto de haoer emblemaA
To Embody, va Incorporar.
To Embolden, 90. Animar.
Embolism, a EmboUsmo, intorcaladon.
Embolus, A E'mbola [bordk
To Emborder, va. Quamecer eoD maroo 6
To Embosk, vn. Emboecarae. [jgrrtwr.
To Emboss, va. Bdevar, realzar ; encerrar;
Embossment, Bealoo, rell'tre, reealt&
To Embottlo, va. EmboteUar.
To Embow, va. Anraear, eneorrar.
To Embowel, va, Desentrafiar, dettri|Mr
hundlr on otra sustanda.
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RmlHywoller, 8. Desentraflador.
To Embower, vn. Habitar en los bosqnos.
To Embrace, «tf. Abrazar; ceAlr, oontener;
admltir. [clon, carifloa
Embrace, Embracement, «. Aorazo; recep-
Embracer, «. Abrazador; cariAoso.
Embracing, & Abrazo, carifio.
Bmbrasore, s, Tronerk abertnra.
To Embrocate, va. (M6d.) Embrocar.
Embrocation, «. (MMOEmbrooacion. [tola.
To Embroider, fkt. Bordar; dlbnjar Bobre
Embroiderer, «. Bordador.
Embroidery, «. Bordado, bordadara.
To Embroil, «a. Embrollar, enredar; con-
ftindlr; desonlr.
Embroilment, «. Alboroto: embroUo.
Embrfo, Embrjon, s. Emorion.
tTo ^^end, va. Emendar, corregir.
Smendable, a. Corregible.
tEicendately, cui. Correctamentc.
Emendation, «. Enmienda. correccion.
Emendator, a, Oonrector, rerisor.
Emendatorj, a, Lo quo contribnyo h en-
mendar, etc.
Emerald, s. Esmeralda. [salir & laz.
To Emerge, f>n. Salir; procedor; provenir;
Emergence, Emergency, «. Emersion ; enier-
gencla; aprieto. [ttoeo.
Emergent, a. Emergente; repentlno, eubi-
Emerfted, a. Jubilaao.
Emeroda, Eroerotda. «. Y. fffinorrkoids.
Emersion, a. Emereion. (Astr.) Emersion.
EmeiT, «. Enmeril, piedra mineral
Emetic, Emetlcal, «. y a. Em6tioo, Tomitiro.
Emetically, ad. A.' manera devomitlvo.
Bmea 6 Emew. «. (Om.) Especie de aveetroz:
Emication, a. Chispeo.
l&nlotion, «. Meadoa, orina.
Emignmt, tEmigrate, a. j a, Emlgrado;
Tago, Tagamondo.
To Emigrate, vn. Emlgrar, trasmlgrar.
Emigratton, «. Emigradon.
Eminence, Emlnency, a. Altera, elevadon ;
clma; eminencia, exoelencia.
Eminent a. Eminente, elevado, conspfono.
Eminently, <id. Emkientementei Jsta.
Emir, a. Emir, dignldad en Tnrqnia y For-
Bmiaaary, a. Emlsario, eepia, agonte secreto.
Emission, t. Emlsion.
To Emit, «a. Emitir: arro)ar« dospedtr.
Emmenagognes, a. Emenagogos, medloa>
mentos.
Emmet, a. Hormigo.
To Emmew, vck Enjanlar, encerrar.
RmoHient, a,j(h Emollente.
Emolument, a. Emolnmento, pago, saldo.
Emolamental, a. U'til, provecboso.
Emotion, t, Emocton, agitacion, alboroto.
To Empale, va, Oercsr ; empalar. [Hz.
Empalemcnt, a. Empalaroiento. (Bot) C6*
Empannel, «. La Uata de loe jorados 4 nn
jnldo.
To Empannel, vet. GItar k los Juradoa.
To Emparadlse, ffo. Y. To Imparadia«,
To Empark, «& Gercar con ertacas ; encer-
rar.
Bmpasm, a. Empasma.
To Empasskm, vo. Irrltar, conmorer.
BniMisionate, a» Irritadu, oonmovido, fae-
im de a\.
ENA
To Empeach, wu Impedir, opener.
tTo EmperilJ txi. Feligrar, arreegar.
Emperor, a, Empcrodor.
Emphttds, a. E'luiuia. [cndrgioa
Empliatio, Emphatical, a. Enfi&tloo; Aiortfl^
Emphatically, ad, Enfdticamente.
Emphysematona, a. Entaraeddo, bincbada
Empire^ a. Imperio; mando, dominia
Empiric, a. Empirico, cbarlatan.
Empiric, Empirical, a. Empirico.
Empirically, ad. Empiricamente.
Empiricism, «. Empirlsmo; charlatanona
Emplaster, «. Emplasta
tTo Emplaster, «a. Emplastar.
tEmnlastic, a. Viscoso, glutlnoso, p^joso.
To Emplead, fHL Acusar, denandar, delator
To Employ, to, Eniploar, ocupar; oomi*
sionar. fco.
Employ, a. Empleo, oonpacion, oildo pi^Dli*
Employable, ck Empleable.
Employer, a. El qne emplea. (Fam.) El ama
Employment, «. Empleo, ocupadon, cargo.
To Emplunge, to, Sumcrgir ; oprimir.
To Empoison, wi, Envenenar, atoslgar, em*
ponzofiar.
Empoisoner, a. Envenonador. [mienta
Empoisoning, a. Atosifliamiento, emponzofia*
Emporium, a. Empono, dudad de macho
traflco y comerclo.
To EmpoT<^h, va. Empobrecer.
Empoyerisber, a. EI que empobrece & otros.
Empoverishment, a. Empobrecimiento.
To Empower, «a. Autorizar, comisionar, ha-
blUt».
Empress, rf. Emperatriz, emperadora.
Emprise, a. Empreea.
Emptier, a. Yadador. [dad.
Emptiness, a. Yado, Tdcuo ; yacoidad ; ftitlll-
Emption, a. Gompra.
Emp^, a, Yado; vacante; rano; ig!io-
rante; hambrlento; (Vivolo, superfldaL
To Empty, va. Yadar, evaouar, dcsocnpar.
— wi. Yadarse. [pura.
To Empurple, vOw Purpurar, tcfllr de pur-
Empyreal, Empyrean, a.y a. Empireo.
Empyreuma, «. Emplreoma, olor desagra-
dable. [roumduco.
Empyrenmatle, Empyrenmatlcal, a. Empi-
Empyrosla, a. Confla^vdon.
To Emulate, «a. Emular, competir. [llr.
tEmuIate, a, Ambidoso, doseoso do sobrcsft'
Emulation, «. Emuladon ; rivalidad.
Emulative, a. EmuU^vo.
Emulator, a, E'mulo, rival, anti^nlsta.
Emulatreas, af. E'mula, emnladora.
tTo Emulgo, TO. Ordefiar, chupar, cxprlmtr.
Emnlgent, a^ Emntgonte.
Emulous, a. E'mula
Emnlously, ad. Con omuladon. [do
Emulsion, a. Emnldon, modlcamonto llqni-
Emunotory, a. (M^d.) Emuntorio, el canal
excretorio. [cosa so enmobczca.
tErauscation, a. El actn de impedir que una
To Enable, vii. Fadlitnr; habilitar, propor-
donar.
tEnabloment, a. TTabllidad, poder de baoer.
To Enact, va. Estableoer, decretar, mandate
Enactor, a. Logisla<lor; ^ecutor, establoeo*
dor.
tEnacture, a. Docroto; drtcrmlnadon.
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To EDunbosb, vo. Emboecar, titnar celnda.
To £iuuneL«a. Esmaltar ; pintar de eemAlte.
EnameL 8. Esmalte.
Enameller, a. Esmaltador.
Enamellincr, «. £1 orto de osmalUr.
tEnamorado, «. Enamorador.
To Enamor, «a. Enaniorar.
tEnarration, «. Exposidon, comciito.
Enarthroda, «. (Anat) En&rtro&ia.
tTo Enavl^ito, ra. Navegar.
To Encage, «<L Enjaular, encarcelar.
To Encamp, vn. Acamparse, alojarso. — va.
Acampar; alojar.
Encamping, t. Acampamcnto, campam^-nto.
Encampmont, & Campamcnto, campo.
tTo Eucanker, va. Corrocr, corrompcr, con-
laminar.
To Encase, va. "ErxetiitT.
To £ncaye,«a. Eeconderec, cncavarso.
Encaustic, €L Encdnstlco. [embarazada.
Enceinte, a. Cerca, drculto. — a, Prcflada,
To Encliafe, 9<k Enftirooer, onaafkar, irritar.
To "Enchain, «& Encadenar.
To Enchant, va. Encantar, deleitar.
Enclianter, «. Encantador, bechicero.
Enctumtlngly, ad. Gomo por encanto.
Enchantment^ «. Encanto, magla, embeleeo.
Encbantreea, »/. Encantadora.
tTo Enchaige, va. Flar &, cargar con.
To Enchase, co. Engastar; adornar con ro-
lieyeow
Enchiridion, a. Enqntridton, manoal.
tEncindored, a. Beduddo a cenizas.
To Endrde, va. Corcar, rodcar.
Endrdet, & Circnlo, aniUo.
Enditlo, a, EncUtica.
To Enclolster, va. Endaostrar.
To Enclose, tWw Cercar; droundar; Indnlr.
Endoser, «. Ckurcador.
Enclosure, «. Cercamionto ; oercado, corral
To Encoach, ta. Llevar en codie.
To EncotUn, va. Meter en un ataud.
tEncombormeut, a. Embarazo, roolcstia.
Encomiast, a. Encomiasta, pane^rlsta. [co.
Encomiastic, Enoomiasticai, a. Encomidsti-
Enoomium, «. Enoomio, elogio, pan^rico.
To Encompass, va. Corcar, circundar, sitiar ;
drcuir. ■ [mas.
Encore, ad, €Hra vez, de nuevo ; aun, ade-
Enconnter, «. Eucuentro; duolo; batalLa;
casnalidad.
To Encounter, va. Encontrar, acometer;
tropezar.— w, Pelear, combatir.
Enoonnterer, a. Antagontsta, conorlncante.
To Encourage, ra. Animar, indtar; favore-
cer; fomentar. [paro, foroon^o.
Knoonragement a. E8tunnlo,TncentiTO ; am-
Encoarager, a. Patron, protector, favoroce-
dor, incitador. [inftindir valor.
Encouragingly, aef. De unamanora capac de
To Encradle, «a. Meter en la cuna.
To Encrease, tw. Anmentar. V. Increase,
tEncrimsonod, a. GarmesL
tEocriiq>ed, a, Kizado.
To EncnMch, vo. Usnrpar; apropiarse lo
ii|eno.^-i7n.jPa8arIoBlimltoa. To encroach
upon kindneaay Abnsar do la bondad do.
Kncroachor, a, Usurpador.
Gnoroacbingly, ad r»r intrusion.
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En^oachment, a. Usuxpadon, intraaloiL
To Encumber, vo. EroDarazar, carnr.
Encumbrance, «. Embarazo, impc^dimoaio
estorbo.
Encydical, a. Enddico, drcolar. [dii^
Enojrdopndia, Enqydopedjr, a. Enddope-
Encydopedist, a. EnddopodlstiL [qni^
Encysted, a, (Cir.) Enoulikado, nidldo en u&
End, a. Fin, extremidad, remaia; oondn
sion; deatino, muerte; detenuinadon
objcto.
To End, «a. Acabar, eondulr, feneoer; ma-
tar.— t^. Acalwne, termlnaise ; mxaiit, fe»
nccer.
tEnd-all, a. Ultimo remata [maL
tTo Endamage, va. Danar, pezjudkar, Uaocff
tEndamageable, a. Dafloso.
tEndamagement, a. Ba&o; p6rdida.
To Endanger, co. Peligrar, arrieegar.
tEndangerment^. Pcligro, rieego.
To Endear, va, Hacer 0 haoerse ai
carecer.
Endearing; a. Atractlva
Endearment, «. Enoaredmienta
Endeavor, a. Esf^erzo, conato, empeAo.
To Endeavor, vn. EsfoizarsoL— vo. Tentar,
probar, tratar de, procurar. [coaa.
Endeavorer, a. El queprocnra d logro de una
Endocagon, «. Enaecagono. [eo.
EndemuU, Endemic, Endemlcal. a, End^mi-
tTo Endenize, Endenizen, va, Natnralizar;
flranquear, hacer libre.
Ender, a. Aoabador.
To Endict, 90. Y. To Indict [mmi.
Endictment, a. Edlcto, estatuta Y. IndM'
Ending, a. Conduaion, ocsadon; termlna-
don • fin. {ImdH^
To Endite, «fk Componer, escribir. Y. T-^
Endlter, a, Escrltor, autor. Y. IndUer,
Endive, «. (Bot) Escarola, endibla.
Endless, a. Infinlto, interminable* perpatoa
Endlessly, ad, Inflnitamente.
Endlessness, a. Perpetuldad, inflnidati.
tEndlong, ad. En unea recta.
tEndmost, a. Lo maa l^oa.
To Endoctrine, wk Instmlr, enseAar.
To Endorse, va, Botular, autorizar; cnbrlr
la espalda de algnna cosa; endoear 6 en-
dorsar. TdoMda una letra de cambia
Endorsee, a, Efsugeto k cuyo fkvor estA^n*
Endorsement, a. SmUxIo ; endoeo de una !«•
tra do cambio ; ratificadon.
Endorser, a. Endoeanta 6 endosador.
tTo Endoss, va. Y. To Engrave,
To Endow, va* Dotar 4 una mi^er ; k oim
igtesia, oolegio, etc. ; dotar.
Endower, a, Dotador.
Endowment, a. Dote; dotea; ta1ento&
tTo Endmdgo, va, Esclavizar, baoer esdava
To Endue, va. Dotar, privilc^iar; inveaUr.
Endurable, a. Sufrlble, tolerable, [miento.
Endurance, a, Duradon; paeieiKsia, aiiM*
To Endure, va, Agnantar, auMr, tolerar.-
vn, Durar, perseverar; tMier padenda.
Endurer, a. Buftldor; oontinnador.
Endwise, ad, De punta, derocha
Enema, a. Jerlnga, ajroda.
Enemy, a. Enemigo, antagonlsta; ol diabkv
Energetic, EnergoUoal, a, En^rgicf, v^
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KDergeUcallr, ad, Snerglcamenteu
Energic, a. Endrgfoa
To E^eiglae. eo. Uioer obinr coa energii,
dar energk, vigor, aotivldad.
Energlzer, «. Lo que causa, da energia.
Snergy, 9. Energia, ftaerza, vteor, espkilto.
To Enervate, vo. Enorvar, deoilitai.
Enervate, a. Debilitado, enervada
Enervation, «. Enervadon ; afbminadott.
tTo Enerve, «a. Enervar, debiUtar.
To En&ml6b, to, Hambrear, matar de
bambre.
To Enfeeble, nxi. Debllftar. enervar.
tEnfeloned, o. Feroz, cruel, bArbara
To Enfboff, xa, Enfeudar.
Enfbof&nent,& Enfeudadon, y el titalo que
da derecbo al fendo.
tTo Enfetter, va Encadenar.
To Enfever^ro. Engrillar, acalcnturar.
Enfilade, «. Kinglera, hllera.
To Enfilade, erf. Enfllar.
To Enfold, V. 2b /n/bW.
To Enforce, xa, Esforzar; vfolentar: com-
poler. — vn. Intentar por fkierza; demos^
trar. [peter a obllgar.
Enforceable, a, Lo que es capai de com-
Enibreedly, a4, Por ftierza. [la; aprleto.
Enforcement. «. Companion, coaodon, fber-
Enforcer, «. Fonador.
To Enfrancbis<s co. Franqnear; poner en
libertad; manumitir; emandpar.
Enfranobisement, «. Franqnfda; manoml-
sion ; libertad.
Enfrancblser, «. LIbertador ; mannmlsor.
To Engage, xa. Empefiar; traer&si; obll-
gar; balagar; ocupar; acometer; com-
prometer; aJMilabrar, ^ostar. — on. Pe-
lear; eropefiarse. obligarse.
Engagedly, ad^ Con empefia
Engagement, «. Empetto; i^iute, eontrato;
motivo, batalla.
Engager, & El que so empcfla oompromete
6 conatitnye on algan empeflo, obllgadon,
6 compromiso. [gUefio.
Engaging, a. Atractlvo, Inslnoanto, bala-
Engagingly, adL Atractivamente.
To EngaoL vo* Encarcelar. [de florea.
To Engarland, xa. Engnimaldar, coronar
To Engarrison, xa. Guamecer.
tEneaatrimntb, a. Yentrilocuo.
To Engender, «a. Engendrar; prodndr.—
xn. Kngendrarsc, caosarse.
Engenderer, «. Engendrador.
To Engild, xa, Aclarar, f laminar.
Engine, «. Maqnina. St^m-tnffinf^ M4-
aoina do vapor. Fire-enijine^ Bomba
e fticgo. rUe-engliity Martlnota In»-
tnimento, agente.
Engio«er,<.Ingeniero; maqolnlsta. [dc!i.
Eo^nery, %. Artilleria; maqulnaria, inven>
To Engird, To Engirt, «a. Cefilr, cercar.
tTo Englad, xa, AJegrar.
Engle, a. Eogafio, artiflcio. [glera.
Eogliab, a. Ingles.— «. Ingles, la lengua in-
To Englat, xa, Engollir, tragar; atracar;
bartar. [mer voraddad.
Tb Engorg«. xa, Atraoar, devorar.— -vn. Co-
tT« Ei^grair, fo. F|}ar profUnflamente.
tfingramnent, a. Ingerto.
Engrafted, a. Ingertado ; plantado.
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To Engrain, xa. Teftir, dar color sabido I
algonacoea.
tTo Engrapple, xa. Lncbar, pelcar.
To Engrasp, xa, Agarrar, asir.
To Enerave, xcu Grabar; eseolpir; tallar*
sepaltar.
tEngravemcnt, tEngravery, A Qrabado.
Engraver, «. Grabador; escultor.
Engraving, 9, Grabado; Umina, estampa.
To Engross, vo. Condensar. espesar ; en
gordar, engrosar ; monopolizar.
Engrosser, «. Monopolista, agariUador.
Engrossing, t, (€k>m.) Monopollo. (For.)
Oopia de nn instmmento legal.
Engrossment, «. Monopollo; copia de nn
instmmento Jnridlca [parar.
tTo Engnard, xa, Proteger, defender, am-
To Enguli; xa. Engolflir. V. 7b Iiigulf.
To Enhance, xa, Encareocr. anmentar en
valor; agravar. [deprcdo; agravadon.
Enbancement a. Encarecimiento, sobida
Enhancer, «. Encarecedor.
To Enharbor, xa. Beddir, vlvir en.
tTo Enbarden, xa, Alentar, dar inimo.
^harmonic, a, Enarmdnlco.
Enigma, a. Enigma.
Enlgmatio, Enigmatical, 0. EnigmMco.
Enigmatically, ad. Enigm&ticamentc.
Enigmatist, «. Enigmattsta.
To Enigmatize, xn, Usar de enigmas.
To Enjoin, xa, Mandar, ordcnar, encargar,
prescribir : advcrtlr.
Enjolner, 6, Mandante ; el que da encargo^.
tEnJolnment, 9, Mandato, precepto, 6rden ;
encargo.
To Ei\]ov, va. Gozar; poseer; agradar.
Enjoyable, 8. Gozablo.
Enjoyer, a. Gozador. [cer.
Enjoyment, «. Gozo, fhildon, feliddad, p1a>
To Enkindle, xa, Encender ; infiamar, enar-
decer; Indtar.
To Enhu^l, to, Pringar, engrasar.
To Enlarge, to. Engrandecer, anmentar;
dilatar; aurnliar; deeaprisionar ; dlAm-
dirse. — xn. Extendirse, oilatarse.
Enlargedly, ad, Extensamente, amplia-
mente. [tora; exageracion.
Enlargement, », Anmen^ extension ; so^
Enlarger, 9. AmpUador, amplificador.
Enlarcing, a. Extendon, ampliadon.
tTo Enlight, xa, Alnmbrar, ilnmlnar.
To Enlignton, ca. Alnmbrar; instrntr, ilns-
trar; explicar; al<^ar. [ilustrador. .
Enlightener, «. Alnmbrador; instrudor,
EnllgbtenmMit, 9, IluMradon, instmcdon ;
ilnmlnadon.
To Enlink, xa, Encadenar.
To Enlist, xa. Alistar. (MIL) Sontar plau.
tTo Eollve, To Enliven, co. VlvUlrar;
alentar ; al^nw, regodjar.
Enlivenor, «. Yiviiicador, anlmador.
Enlivening, 9, Alegria, vlvificadon.
tTo Enlnmine, xa, Iloroinar, alnmbrar.
tTo Enmesh, xa. Enredar. enmaraAar.
Enmity, 9. Enemistad^odlo, malovolenda
Enneagon, a. (Oeom.) Enci^now
Enneatical, a, Nono, noveno. [\ta
To Ennoble, xa, Ennoblooer ; llostrar; ele
Ennoblement, 9. Ennoblodmiento.
Ennui, 9. Dlsplicenda, aburrlmiento, tedio
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tlnodation, «. DcflftfiudAdora; Boladon de
una dlflenlUd.
tBDonn, OL Irregnlar« enorme.
Enormi^, a. EnormidAdf txoeso ; atrocl-
dad; ftaldad. [so, atrox.
Enormona. a. Enomid, Irregular; peryer-
Enormoosly, ad. Enormemente.
BnormoosDMS, §. Eoonnidad.
EboQgh, a, Baatante. Baflcient0.--c Lo ba8«
tante, lo aoflclcnte.— a</. Bastaotemeote.
To Enonnco, vd. Doclarar^jpubUcar.
Enow, $,pL de Knough. Bastantea.
To Eaqalcken, to. ATivar.
To Enquire, tut. Inquirir. V. To Inquire
To Enrage, f>a. EnfUrecer, irritar, enoolori-
■ar. [vagar.
tTo Enrange, co. Colocar, poner en orden ;
To Enrank, va, EnHInr. [portar, cxtaaiar.
tTo Eorapt, va» EniOcn^* encantar, traa-
To Enrapture, CA Arrobatar, elevar, Iras-
portar, arrobar, oxtaslar. [Jenar.
To Enrarfsh, ca. Arrebatar, extaaiar, ena-
Enravishment, a. Arrobamlonto, rapto, pas-
mo, ^ztaaia.
To Enreciater, ra. Regiatrar, empadronar.
tTo Enrbenm. «a. Eesfriar, aoatarrar. Y.
To Catch cold, [lizar.
To Enriob, va, Enriqaecer; fecnndar, ferti-
EnrichmeDt, «. Enriqaecimlento.
To Enrtdge, va, Surcar, formar aarooai
tTo Enrlng; va. Cercar, rodear con auiUoa.
tTo Enrive, va. V. To Rive.
To Enrobe, «a. Teetir de gala, adomar con
restidoa rlcoa.
To Enroll, vo. Allatar; registrar; envoi vcr.
Enroller, a. Beariatrador.
Enrolment, «. Begistro, protooolo.
To Enroot, to, Arraigar, radlcar.
tTo Enronnd, va, Circnndar, cercar.
Ena, a. Ente, aer.
Enaarople, & (Ant) Y. EooampU.
tTo Ensample, va. Y. To Es^empl(fy.
To Eoaaogotne, co. Enaangrentar. [to.
To Enschednle, va. luaertar en algan escrl*
To Enaoonce, va. Oubrir, resguardar con
nn fortin.
To Enaeal, «a. Sefialar eomo eon sello.
To Enaeam, va» Coeer.
tEnseamed, a. GraMento.
tTo Enaear, «& Canterlsar.
tTo Ensearcb, «a. Eecudriflar; procurar.
Ensemble, a. £1 coninnto, el complexo, el
total Y. WhoU.
tTo Enahleld, va. Eacodar, defender.
To Enabrine, va, Onardar oomo reliqnla.
Ensiform, a. Enaiforme. [abanoerado.
Enaism, a. Bandera; bandera de popa;
tTo Enatgn, xa, Sefialar con algan indido.
Enaign-b^u^r, a. Abanderado.
Enaicncy, a. Alferecia. [nnbes.
tEnskled, a. Celestial; pnesto sobre laa
To Enslave, ta. Eaclavizar, cantlvar.
Bnalavement, a. Eedavitud, cautiverio, aer-
vidombre.
Enslaver, a. Eselavlzador.
To Ensnare, oo. Entrampar cngafiar.
To£nanarl,ra. Y. To BruangUy To SnaH,
To Ensphere, va. Colocar 4n oMera, redon-
dear.
To JSoatamn, «a. Estamp v.
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ITo Enstyle, «<k Llamar, nombrar.
To Ensne, vn. Seguirec, inferiise ; anoedet
~«a.8egair.
Ensnrance, a. Y. Jfuuranc^ JlhBuranct
Company^ CompanSa de aegoroa.
Ensnranoer, t. Asegurador.
To Enanre, wk Asegorar, dar aegoridad j
flanza dar aegnro.
Enanrer, a. Aaegorador. [ana oo«k
tTo Enaweepf fxi. Pasar con llgereza aobre
Entablatore, tEntableinent, ai (Arq.) Enta
blamento. [trarjarda
tTo Entacklei, va. (Nin.) Apar^, mioi»-
Entail, a. YIncnio, mayorazga
To EnUil, fxk Yincular, sqjetar loa blcoes i
vinculo; fincar.
tTo Entame, wi. Domar. domeatlcar.
To Entangle, wl Enredar, enmarafiar, em-
brollar, Tntrincar. [don.
Entanglement, a. Enredo, ennbarazo, confo*
Entangler, a. Enrodador, embrollon.
tTo Entender, va. Tratar carllloaamente ;
proteger, amparar.
T> Enter, to. Entrar; aaeotar.— «ii. It
adcntro; penetrar; picterse; ompeftaxae
en algo.
Enterer, « El quo entra 6 prindpla.
Entering, a. Entradi^ paso. Rrtoe.
To Enterlace, va. Entrelazar. Y. Inters
Entcrooole, a. (Cir.) Enterocele, clase do
hernia. fnmbillcal,
Enteromphalos, a. (CIr.) Enterfinnlo, hernia
tEnterparlanoe, a. Oonlbrencia, entreviata.
To Enterplead, va, Abogar nintnamente.
Enterpleader, s, (For.) La diacualon de on
panto sin cnya reeoladon no ae p«ed*
prindpiar nn proceso 6 pldta
Enterpnae, Enterprise, i. Empresa, la do-
terminadon de empronder.
To Enterprise, «a. Eroprender.
Enterpriser, a. Emprendedor.
Enterpridng: a. Empreea.— A Atrerido,
emprendedor.
To Entertain, f»«, Converaar; eonvldar;
festejar; mantenct, aaistir; oonoebir; dl»
vertlr.
Entertainer, a. El qne convida i corner ; ol
qnc alegra, regoqja 6 divierte 4 otroOk
Entertaining, a. Entretcnldo, chlatooo, ale-
gre, agradable. [toeamentek
Entertainingly, ttd, Dlvertidamcnte^ ebia>
Entertainment, 9. Convereadon; eonvite^
festin. House af fntsrtainm^ntf Fond^
tEntertlssned. a. Entrot^ido.
To Enthrall, Y. 7b InthralL
tTo Enthrill, wi, Penetrar.
To Enthrone, tEnthronize, wt. Entro&fkar.
Enthronizatlon, a. Entronizadon. [aInA.
Enthusiaam, a. Entodasmo; Ikntasia; p^
Enthnsiaat t. Entndasta: ikn&doo.
Enthndaatie, Enthadastlcal, a. T^itirrfan
mado ; fimitieo, vlsionario. [corvomper.
To Entice, do. Halagar, acaridar: exdtar;
Enticement, at Indtation; sogestloo; Inel*
taroiento.
Entioer, a. Indtador, Instigador, aedootor.
Enticing a. Indtamtonto 4 haoer algo mala
Entldngly, o^ Sedootoramcnte.
EnUerty, a. Y. Kntirefy. [intrgra
Entire, a. Camplido, complete, finno kal
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£ntirenei8» «. Entercza, integridaa
Entirety, «. Entereza. |
fntltatire, a. Lo que so eonslden
EnUtatlvelf, ad. Por et nitsma |
To EntlUe. ra. Titular; tener derec
Entity, A Entidad, ente.
tTo Kntoil. «a. Enredar. [»
To Entomb, «a. Colocar on cadiri
Entombment, a. Entlerro, sepaltam
Entomology, a. Entnmologia. (
tRntortllatton, s. Enroaoulmtt;
tTo Entrall, «a Merolar, dlvenlfii
tret«ier.
Entmibi, 9. pi. Entraflas ; lo maa In
Entrammelled. a. Encrospado, enrei
Entrance, a. Entrada; princlplo; t
poseeion.
To Entrance, va. Snspender 6 arte
To Entrap, ra. Entrampar; enm
eni^a&ar. [ana
To Entreat, va. Rogar, aupllcar.— w
Entr«atab1e, a Snpllcatorio.
Entreater, a. Snpllcante.
Entreative, a. Soplicatiro.
Entreaty, a. Petidon, Instanda, aoH
Entremeta, a. pi. Intermedin, plat
' el asado y loa nostrea.
Entrepot, a. V. Magamine. [apnnta
Entry, a. Entrada; veatibulo, ]
To Kntnne, vo. Entonar.
To Entwine, va. Entrelazar torclen
To Entwist, ta, Torcer; enroacar.
tToEiinbflate, «a. Dislpar laa nnbea,
tTo Enucleate, ro. Desatar, aolarar.
Enucleation, a. Explanacfon; manift
Enudation, a. Y. PenndaUon.
To Enumerate, ra. Ennmerar, nun
Enumeration, a. Enumeraclon.
Ennmcratiye, a. Enumerativo.
To Enunciate, «a. Enuncinr. deelara
Enunciation, a. Ennndacion, notic
laracion ; proladon.
Enunclatlve, a. Ennncfatiro, declar
EnundaUyely, ad. EnundaUvamen
tTo EnvaMaf, va. Entregarse oomo
To Enyetgle, «a. Sedudr, engafkar c
V. To fnreigU.
To Envelop, va. Envolvcr, aforrar
Envelope, a. Envolvedero; eablertii
icrlto. Fzo, per]
Enyelopment, c. Enrolvimiento ; <
To Envenom, ra, Envenenar, atoeii
Aireoer, Irrltar ; haccr odioso.
tTo Envermdl, ra. Enrojecer, tefllr
Enviable, a. Envidlable.
Envier, a. Envldladnr.
Envlona, a. Envldioco.
Eoviousif, ad. Envidlosamente.
To Environ, ra. Kodear, cercar, b
Envlrona, a. j>A Ck>ntomoe, suburbi
Envoy, a. Enviado publico ; menai^
Envoyahlp, a. Legacion.
To Envy, eo. y n, Envidlar; deaeai
Envy, a. Envldla, emuladon, renco
EnvyfnK, a. Malida, raallgnldad.
To Enwheel, ra, Kodear, drculr.
tTo Enwlden, ra. Agrandar.
tTo En womb, ra. Enipreflar; aef n
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lerdotea
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Epitasis, «. EpitMifl.
Cpltbaliimlimv EpiUuilMny, $. Epltalamia
fipithom, 9. (M6d.) KpiUiiM, oonJbrtanta
Epithet, «. Epiteta
To Epithet, «& InUtolar, Utular.
Epitome, 9. Epitome, compendia
To Epitomize. «& £pitom«r, compendiar.
Epitomizer, Epitomist, 9. Compendlador.
Epicooty, 8. Epizootia, eu loe gaoados.
Epizootic, a. EpizoiStico.
Epoch, Epocba, <. E poca.
Epode,«.£'podo.
Epopee, 9. EpopeTB. [enera.
Epsom Bait «. Bal de Epsom. m1 Je la Ili-
Enalary.o. Lo nerteneciente 4 los baiMiaetoB.
tEpnlation, «. Banquete, feetin.
Epulotic, a. Epal6Uco, cicatrizatlvo.
Equability, «. Igiuddad, oniformidad.
Equable, <k Igoal, oniforme.
Eqnably, a<k Igoalmente. pndiferente.
Equal, €k IguaL semejante ; adeonado ; Justo ;
To Equal, «a. Ignalar: compenaar.
To Eqnalize, iki. y n. Igoalar.
Equalization, «. Igoalamieota
Equality, 9. Ignaldad.
Equally, ad. mialmente ; imparclalmento.
Equalnesa, «. Uniforroldad. Isualdad.
Equanimity, 9, Eouanimioaa, sereiildad de
tEqnanimon^ a. Igual, constants.
Equation, i. EcuacTon.
Equator, 9. Ecuador.
Eqaatorlal, a. Eouatorio. V. Ob9ervatory.
Equerry, 9, Gaballerizo del rey ; eetablo.
Eqnestrian, a. Ecueetre.
Equiangular, a* EqniAngula
iLouicrural, tEquicrure, a, Lo que ticne sus
ladoe ignales ; tsdsoeles.
EquidlBtanoe, 9, Equldiatancia.
Equidistant, €L Equidiatante.
Equidlstantly, ad. A' la mlsma<di0tanoia.
Equiibrmity, 9, UnUbrmidad.
Equilateral, & y «l Equilitera
To Equilibrate, va. EquUibrar.
Equilibration, «. Eqnilibraolon. [brio.
Equilibrioua. a. (EstAt) Eooilibro 6 equlll-
Equlllbrioualy, <uf. En equilibria
Equilibrist, Ji £1 quo eqoiUbra.
Eqnillbrity, Equilibrium, 9, Igualdad do
jMwo; equilibrio, oontnpesa
t£^uinec6S8ary, a. Igualmente n^ceaaria
Equinoctial, a, Equinoodal— «l lineaequl-
noecial.
Equinoctially, ad. En dlreccion equlnoccial.
Equinox, «. Equinoocia
Equinumerant^ a. Igual en n6mero.
To Equip, wu Equipar, pretrechar. To
sguip a 9hin^ Aprestar un navio. [roza.
Equipage, «. Eqnipi^e, tren, rocimara; car-
Equipagcd, a. Equipado, apar^Jado ; de-
oorada
Equipendency, ». Equilibrio, indlfercncla.
Equipment, «. Equipi\)e, apareja (Amer.)
£quipa Eornitura.
Equipoue, 9. Equilibria [6 equlvalend&
EqulpoUenceiEqnipollency, & Equipolencia
Equipollent, a. Equipolento 6 equivalente.
Equipollently, did. De un modo equlralente.
^Qiponderanoc, Eqnipondtrancy, «. Igual-
daddepeeo.
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Equiponderant, a. EqoipondeiaBtai
YTo £quiponderato, tm. Equlponderar.
Eqcdtaole, a, Equitativo, justo, bnpard^
Equitablenesa, 9, Eqnldad, impareialidad
Juftticia.
Equitably, ad. Eqnitatiramentew
Equitation, 9. Eqnitacion.
Equity, «. Eqnidad, iustlcia, impflrdalidad
Equivalence, Equi valency, a £qniTaleDei&
tTo Equivalence, f>a.y. 7b JSqtdpcmd4raU.
Equivalent, 9,y(L Equivalenia
Equivalently, ad. Equlvalentemente.
Equivocal, a, EqnWooo, ambisuou— a. Abi-
DigUedad. [bigoamcot*.
Equivocally, ad. EquivocadamoDte» am
EquivocalnesB, 9. Eqmvooo, fhne dodoea.
To Equivocate, wl fquivoear.
Equivocation, «. Eqmvooo; ambigSadftl
anflbologia.
Equivooator, a. £1 que uaa de equivoooa.
£qnivoke, «. Equivoca
£ra, 9, Era, data determinada. ntmr.
fTo Eradiate, «n. Badiar; eentellar, rdam-
tEradiatlon, «. Badiadon; brlllo, cent»ll<?a
To Eradicate, co. Deaarralgar, extirpar.
Eradication, «. ExUipadon. .
Endioatlve, a. Erradlcatlva [tniir.
To Erase, «a. Canoelar, borrar, xayar; dc»>
Erasement, «. Ext^minlo; caooeladora,
tfistadora. [Ra*itr9.
Eraaure, a. Extirpaclon, teetaduta. Y.
Ere, ad. A'ntos, mas pronto, maa biea qnik
—prep, A'ntea de.
Erebus, «. (MitoL) Erebo, el infiemo.
To Erect, va, Eriglr, levantar; eomtralr.^
vfk Eriglne, endcrezarse. [doea
Erect, a. Derecbo ; andaz ; vigilante, ooida-
Erected, a. Noble, aublime, generoaa
Erection, 9, Erecclon ; estableoimienbo, fti»-
dadon.
Erective, a. Levantado, catableddor.
Erectnesa, 9. Eroccion, poatnra derecha.
Erector, 9, Erector, fundadador. [poco.
Erelong, ad. A'ntea de mucbo, dontro d«
Eremit, 9. ErmitaAa
tEremitage, a. Ennita.
Eremitlcd, a. Eremitico. aoUtaria
Erenow, ad. A'ntea de ahora. [tear.
tEreptation, «. El acto de serpear 6 serpen-
Ereption, 9. Arrobato ; arrebatamicnia
f Erewbile, tErewhiles,a<i. Bato ba, poco bx
Ergo, ad. Consignientemcnte, Inego.
Ergot, 9. (VaU) £apoIon en ioa pica da kif
caballoSk
Ergotism, 9. Dedncdon silogktica.
tErioch, Eric, «. Multa pecuniaria.
Erica, a (BoL) V. Ifeatk y lAng.
Eriffcron. a (Hot) Erigeron.
Erin, 9. Erin ; Irlanda.
Eringo, a. (Bot) Gardo corredcr.
Ermelin, £rmine, a. Annifia
Ermincd, a. Armifiada
To Erode, vo. Corroer, roer; oohmk
fTo Erogate, t^ Erogar.
tErogation^ Erogadon.
Erosion, a. Erosion icorrodon.
EroUc, ErodcaL a. £r6tico, amatoilOb
Erotomania, 9. Erotomania, amor flrcna
To Err, vn. Yagar, errar; desviaraa.-
DMcaminar.
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tErrable, a. Fftllble, capaz de orrar.
Errand, a. Becado, meusaie, mandado.
Errant, a. Errante, vagabando; vil, aban-
donada
Errantry, «. Vida errante.
Errata, s^L Erratas, fo de crratas.
Erratic, iaratical, a. Krr4tico, ernmte, va-
gant«. EmUiOs s, Picarow
Erratically, ad. Erradamentc.
tErration, «. Yagancia.
Erratam, «. V. Errata.
Errblne, «. Erlno para la flaxion do la nariz.
Erring, a. Errado, errante.
Erroneous, a. Erredo, fidso, err6neo.
ErroneoQsiy, ocf. Errdneamente.
Erroneonsnesa, «. Error.
Error, «. Error, yerro, engaflo ; pocado.
Ene, a. Lengui^e de los monta&esea do
Eaoocia.
Ersb, & Bastrqjo. Y. EddUh, [ahora.
Erst, a<2. Frlmero, al priaoipio, intoa; hasta
tEratwhlle, oaL Hasta entoncos; en otro
tiempo.
Rrnbescence, Erabescency, «. Erubescenda.
Erubescent, a. Colorado.
tTo Eruct, va. Eructar, regoldar.
To Eructate, «a. Eructar ; regoldar, vomStv.
EractaUon, «. Eructacion, eructo, r^iieldo.
Emdite, <. y a. Emdito ; docto, sabio, ins-
traido.
Erudition, A Emdicion, clencia, dootrlna.
Emginoiu, a. Gobrizo.
Eruption, A Erupdon, omision; erupcion
cutanea; excursion bostil •
Eruptive, o. Eruptlvo.
Eryngo, «. (Bot) Eringlo, eardo oorrcdor.
Kryaipolaa, «. Erisipela.
Erysipelatoufi, a. Erlsipelatoso.
Escalade, «, Esoalada; la accion de escalar.
Escalop, «. (Ck)nq.) Fecliina, yonera de i>ero-
grino; de^goaldad.
To Escape, va Huir, erltar; cludir.— tm.
Sscapar, sastraerse. [tenoia.
I&<»pe, 8. Escapada, hnida, ftiga ; inadver-
Eacapement, «. Escape, en la relojeria.
Escaper, «. £1 que eseapa 6 evita.
Escaping, «. Escape. [mazas.
Escitfgatoiro, A El sitlo donde ae orian li-
To EscarpfVO. (Mil.) Eacarpar, haoer escorpa.
Eschalot, B. (Bot) Gbalote.
Ssobar, «. Escara, coetra sobre la came.
Kscharotic, a. Eacardtioo.— «. C&uatico.
Escheat, «. (For.) Berecbo d la luoesion 6
berenda una persona por caducadon,
oonfiscacion 6 por fldta oe herederoa.
To Escheat, va, Oonflscar, caducar & &vor
del fisco.— t?t». Adqnirir el derocho k la
snoesion de una propiedad.
Esobeatable, a. Confiscable, caducable.
Esoheatace, s; Derecbo de suoeaion a alguna
herenm por conflscacion, Ac.
Escbeator, «. Ofidal de conflscadonea y
cadnoadones.
To Eschew, «a. Huir, evitar, evadir.
Escort, a. Escolta. [dar.
To Escort, «0. Escoltar, eonvoynr, resguar-
tTo Eacot, va. Escotar ; sostener, mantoner.
tSseript, «. 06dala; escritura.
Bioritoir^, 9. Escrltorto, bufete.
Isonlapian, a. Medldnal.
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Esculent, a.y a. Comestible ; oomederOi
Escutcheon, «. Escudo.
Esoutcheonod, a. Escudado.
tTo Esloin, ro. Apartar, retirar ; dest«Ta>
Esopian, a. £s6pIco. i
Esoteric, a. Secrcto, misterloso.
Esotery, «. Mistorio, secreto.
Espalier, & Espaldera. [palderaa.
To Espalier, va. (Jard.) Hacer 6 furmar ea>
Especial, a. Especial, prlndpaL
Espedally, ad, Especialmente. [mlent^.
Espial, «. Espia; obserradon, descubrl'
Espier, «. Espiadoi^ espia, espiante.
Eepinel, «. (Min.) Espinela, espede de rnbL
Esplanade, A (Fort.) Esplanaua.
Espousal, a. Adopcion, proteccion. Sspoua-
aU, pL Esponsalea.
To Espouse, va.yn. Desposar, desposarsa
oasarse ; defenaer, sostener, adoptar.
Esponser, & Mantenedor, suportador, dafon*
dedor de alguna causa.
To Espy, «a. Espiar; divisar, acecbar; per*
ciblr, desoubrir. — vn. Volar, mhrar al r**
dedor.
Esquire, a. Escudero : titnlo de honor.
To Esquire, «a. Servir como eecudero.
To Essay, va. Enaayar, tentar, probar, ex-
aminiv. [rlenda.
Essay, a. Ensayo ; enipefio ; pmeba, erpe*
Essayer, «. Ensayador do xnetales.
Essayist, a. Ensayista, oscritor.
Essence, «. Esencia; perftune.
To Essence, va. Perftioiar.
Esaential, «. Esencia.— -a. Esendal, sustaa-
cial, principal, impiM'tante, pnro.
Essentiality, a. Esendalidad, naturaleza.
Essentially, ad, Esendalmente.
tTo Esaentiate, vn, Qscnciarse, haoerse da
la mlsma esencia.
Essoin, s. Escusa, exendon.
To Essoin, va. (For.) Exousar, dlaonlpar.
Esaolner, a. (For.) Excusador, disonliMdor.
To Establish, va. Estabtocer, erigir ; aflnnar,
confirm ar.
Establisher, «. Eetablecedor.
Establishment, a. Ley, estatnto ; ftrndadon
erecdon: establecimiento.
Estafet, «. Estafeta, corroo militar.
Estate, a. Estado; rango: caudal, hacienda
tTo Estate, va. Dotar, alguu caudal 6 ha
denda; eatablecer.
To Esteem, va. Estimar, bonrar; peiisar,
juzgar. — V1U Apredarsc, reputorae.
Esteem, a. Estimadon, estima, aprecio.
Esteemable, a. Estimable.
Esteemer, a. Estimador, apredador.
Estimable, a. Estimable.
Estimableness, «. EstimablUdad, Mireclo.
To Estimate, va, Estimar, apredar, tasai ;
ealcular. [conderto ; opinion.
Estimate, a. Estimadon, aprecio ; colculo ;
Estimation, «. E&timadon, valuadon ; honra;
joido.
Estimative, a. Estlmativoi [dador
Estiaiator, «. Estimador, computista. api«<
Estival, a, Sstival: veraniego; estlvo.
tTo Estivate, t»». Veranear.
Estivation, a. Yeraner 6 veranea
Estopel, a. (For.) Impedlmento, exccpdon
oposideo.
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Kstovera, «. pL (For.) Asignacion d« asls-
tenciaa, alimenlo^ etc
Estnde, «. LUnnra. (MIL) EstndA.
To Estrange, ra. EstnAftr, apartar, ernjenar.
Efttrangement, 4. En^enamlento^ estraAeza,
distancia. [vagando.
fTo Estray, m. Descarrlarte, errur, andar
Estmy, «. Yagabando 6 vagainando.
To Estreat, va. (For.) Extraer, aacar traa-
lado; aacar una multa. [bosques.
Estrepcment, «. Det«rioraclon do tlorras 6
Estricli, Estrldge^ «. (Orn.) V. Oatrioh.
E»tuary, a. Esluario, brazo de mar; desora-
bocadara.
To Estuate, va, Herrlr. cansar bervor.
Estoation, a Uervor, ebuUidotu
tEstnre, «. Vlolencla, oonmoclon.
Etc. Eta coDtraccion de H cmUra,
To Etch, t(U Grabar al agaa ftierto.
EtchlnSi a. Grabado al agaa foertei
EtemaT, a. Etemo, perpetao, inmutablc—
8. Dioa. {del mundo.
Etemalist, A £1 qae deflende la etemidad
fTo Etemallze^jKi. Etemtzar.
Eternally, ad. Etemamente.
tE^eme, a, Etemo, perpetno.
To Etorulfy, va. Inmortalizar.
Eternity, «. Etemidad. [pcrpetaar.
To Eternize, ro. Eteralzar, Inmortalizar,
£t?s)an, a. Eteaio ; dicese de un viento.
EtJier, 8. E'ter; elcmento paro. (Quim.)
ii icor ToIdtlL
EtSicrcfll, Kthereonn, a. Etoroo, celeate.
Eiiio, Ethical, fi. E'tlco.
Ethically, ad. Moralmente.
Etudes, «. pL E'tlca. FUotqfia moral
Etiiiop, ». EUope, nesro.
Etidops mineral, «. Etinpe mlneraL
Et^imoidal, <L (Anat) EunoldaL
£tl>inoido8, A Etmdidefli, uno de los hacaos
ft lacabeza.
Ettnie, Ethnical, a, E'tnico, paeano, gentiL
Ethnioisoi, A Paganlsmo, gentiHiimo.
Etfanioe, A pA E'tnicoa, los gentiles.
EtLological, a. £tol6gico, moral.
Et!olaaon, a (Bot) Ahilamieoto.
Etiology, A (MM.} Etiologia, ciencia de las
caasas do las enfermedades.
Etiquette, a Etlqueta, ceremonial.
tEttin, A Otffante.
Etnl-case, A Estucbe; ci^a; bolsa; raina.
tEtyrooIoffer, Etymologist, A Etimologiata.
Etymological, a. EtimoI6g1eo.
Etymologlcally, ad. Etimoldglcamente.
To Etymologize, va. Etimologizar.
Etymology, a Etimologia.
Etymon, a Origon, voz primitlvA
Eucharist, a Eucarislia.
Encliaristic, EncharlsUcal, a. £acari»tico.
Eacho1(^y, A Eucologio, formulario del rezo.
Eaclase, a (Min.) Eudoso, piedra verde y
muy dura del Perd.
Eucrasy, a Encrasia, la mezda de las cali-
dndes del cuerpo humana
Eudiometer, a (Quim.) Eudi6roctro, ins-
trnmento para determinar la pureza del
aire 6 del gaA
Eudiometry, a EudloroetriA
tEuge, A ApInUBo, gratulacion.
Eugh,AV. rrv.
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Eulogical, a. Laadatoria enoomttsttoa
Eulogieally, 0(2. Laudablemente.
Eulogist, A Elogiata, aplaodldor, on _ .
To £alogiz^ va. Eloglar, aplaodir.
Eulogy, A Elogio, encomio, alabana.
Eunomy, a Eunomia, gobierao d* KacB»
leyes.
Eunuch, A Eunneo, canon.
tEunuehism, a Castraaura, oapaeton.
Eupsthy, A Sentlmicntoa roctoa 6 Jnstc
Eupatory, a (Bot.) Enpatorio, agrimonia.
Euphemism, A Eufemlsmo. k deeeripeioa
de una coea ofenatva oon exprealooca de-
oorosaA [de caflooaa de Tidria
Eophon, A Instrnmento de mustoa becho
Euphonical, a. EufiSnioo, agradable al oida
Euphony, a Enfonia, sonido agradabto al
otdo. fde aoma resiaoaA.
Euphorbinm, a (Bot) EnJbrbio, una eapada
Euphrasy, a (Bot) Enfhuia. '
Enripua, a Eoripo, estredio de roar.
Eurodydon, a EurocUdon, rltnto peligroso
en elMediterrineo.
European, a. Eoropeo.
Eurus, A Euro, viento solana
Eurythmy, a Euritmia, al^anda en laa
bellasartea.
Eustyle, a (Arq.) Interoolnnio. [tnuqall^
Euthanasia, EuthanaBy,A fiatanaMa, ^
Entychian, a. Eutiquiana
tTo Evacatei va, Vadar.
E\'aouant A (M6d.) Eracoantei {saagrw
To £Tacuate,9a. Eracuar, desoooparfTactev
Evacuation, a £vacaadon.
Evacuative, a. PurgaUro.
£racuator, a Anulador. [avltar.
To Evade, va. y n, Evadtr, hair; aindir,
Evagatlon, a Evagacion ; exoorsion.
Evanescence, a Dosaparedmiantoi
Evanescent^ Impercepttble.
tEvangel, f Evangely, a fivangalia
Evangelic, Evangelical, a. ErangWea
Evangelically, ad. Evang^Iioamenta.
Evangelism, a La promalgadoa d«l avas-
gelia
Evangelist, A Erangeltata. C9*U«*^
Evangelistary, a La ooleodon da loa avaa*
To Evangeliaa, va. Evangalianr.
tTo Evanish, va. Dwvaneoer.
Evanorable, a, Evaporabla.
To Evaporate, vn, fivi^rararse, ditlpaiM;
evaporar, exhalar.
Evaporate, a. £vaporado.
Evaporation, a Evaporadon ; oxbalaci<«.
Evasion, a Evasion, salidn, escape^ axeuaa.
Evasive, a. Evastvo, amblgno ; engaAoaou
Evasively, ad. Bofistioameatei
Eve, Even, A Tardeoita; vigUia, vbpara.
EvecUon, A Exaltaoiin.
Even, a. Llano, liso, suave; par; oonstanta.
To maJbs eean, Unir.~a<i. Ann; aon
cuando, snpaesto que; no obatanie, aic
embaigo. iS^na^Como. JPvm^do^Dm^
lUcia ab^o. Sven noto, Abora miamo.
£vfn on. Dereobamente. JSban ae^ La
miamo, da veras; derto. Jfoi aoan, Nl
elquiera. [dar eotaiaft
To Even, va. Ignalar, allanar, nnir; U^
tTo Evenes i^n* Acontccer, aeaaoar.
Evener, a Beondliador
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Branhand, a Paridad de rango 6 grado.
Erenhanded, a. IinparciaL
Kraning, «. Tardodta.— a VeaporUno.
£vening-atar. «: li^epero, vdsparo.
Evenly, ad. Igaalmonto; Imparoialmanto.
Erenneas, a. I^naldad, uniformidad, Usara.
Evensong, «. Visperas, el oficio diVtUo de la
tarde. [caao, anoeao.
Event, 9. Evento, aoonteeiimenCo, 4xito,
To Eventerate, va. Destrlpar.
Eventfbl, a. Lleno de acontedmientos ; ex-
traordinario.
Eventide, a. La tarde. [ventllar, diacntfr.
tTo Evontilate, wl Aventar ; examinar,
Eventilation, «. Yentilacion, ventilea
Kvontoal. a. Eventoal, fortoito.
EventaaUj, ad, Eventoalmente, casoal-
menta
Ever, ad. En ooalquler tiempo, eiempre.
Jfor 0ver and M^r, For slempre, eterna-
mente. Sver gince^ Desde entdnoes, des-
poea. JSperandanim^6£verynoiDand
then^ Do oaando en onando; de vex en
euando. £6 he tnw «o Hch^ For rico
que sea. [viendo 4 borbollonea.
fiver-babbling, a, Lo que esti aiempre hir-
fiver-bomlng, Ow Inexttngnible.
Bverwdortng, a. Etemo, sempitemo.
Evergreen, a. Blempre verde.— a. (Boi)
Slemprevlva, planta.
Ever>honored, a, Slempre venerado.
Everlasting, a. Etemo, sempitemo.—^ Eter-
nidad ; aempitema, eapede de tela de lana.
Evnrlaatinglf, ad» Etemaroento.
EvArlastlngneaa, «. Etemldad.
Ev^trHving, a. InmortaL [jamas.
EvMrmore, ad, Eternamente, para slempre
EvMT-open, a. Slempre abieito, nunca cer-
rAdo.
Ev^leasing, a, Lo qno deleita slempre.
tT* Everse, «a. Snbvertlr, trastomar.
tEverslon, & Evorslon, trastomo, deatmo-
olon.
To Evert, wu Destruir, armlnar.
Evc«r-watohfal, <i. Slempre vigilante.
Every, a. E^ry day^ Cada dia. Et>€ry
aMara, En 6 por todaa partea. Ei^ery
2>o<<y, Todoa, cada nno. Every aihisr day,
Cada doe dia& Every tMng^'tiAo. Every
ichU, Enteramente.
Bverovoong, a. Slempre j6ven.
Evesoropper, «. Esouobador. [zar.
tTo Evestlgate, va. Investlgar, indagar; tra-
tTo Evlbrate, va, Tlbrar, blandir.
To Evict, vo. Deaposeer; probar; notlflcar.
Eviction, 9. PraeM, evidcnda; desposeelon.
Evidence, a. Evidenda; demostradon; tea-
timonto. (HrottmstarUial evidetu^e. In-
didoa vebementea.
To Evidence, va. Evidenciar, bacer patento.
Svldentt a, Evldente, daro, notorio, wanl-
flesta [pruoba.
Evidential, a. Lo qiie prodoce evldencia 6
Evidently, cui. Evldentemente.
fEvigllaUon. a. Ylgllia, vela.
EvU, a. Malo, nilMorable, da&oso.— a. Mal-
dad; daAo; desgracia; enfermedad.— a</.
lialamente.
fivU-affected, a. Dasafecto, mallgno.
Hvll-doer, a. Malbcclior.
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Evil-eyed, a. El que tlene la vista da&ofli.
Evil-ikvored, a. V. lU-fiivored.
Evil-fiivorednesa, a. Deformidad.
Evilly, ad. Malamente.
Evil-minded, a, Malido6o,mal Intendonada
Evilneaa, a. Maldad. [don.
Evil-speaking; a. Maledlcencla, ronrmura-
Evil-wisblng, a. Malovolo.
Evil-worker, a. Malbechor.
To Evince, va, Probar, jostiflcar, demoatrar.
Evincible, a. Demostrable. [menta
Evindbly, ad. Evldentemente, indudabl**
fTo Evbfate, va. Castrar.
tEviratlon, a. Castradura.
To Eviscerate, va. Deatrlpar.
Evitable, a. Evitable.
tTo Evitate, va. Evitar, huir.
tEvitation, a. Evitacion.
tEvitemal, a. Eviterna
Evocation, %. Evocacion, Uamamlento.
To Evoke, va. Evocar, Uamar.
Evolation, a Yaolo.
To Evolve, va. Deeenvolver, desplegar.—
vn. Abrlree. extendcrse.
Evolution, a. Desplefiradora; evolndon.
tEvomition, a. Vomito.
tTo Evulgato, va Divulcrar, publlcar.
tEvnlgatlon, «. Dlvulgodon, publicadon.
Evulsion, a. Arranque.
Ewe, nf. Ov^a.
Ewer, a. Falanoana 6 palangana, alJofiUna.
Kwrv, a. Sansoria, un oflcio de polado.
Ex, Freposldon latina qae se usa para ex-
presar que una persona 6 cosa no goca del
empleo que tenia; v. g., Ea^ffeneral^ Ex-
general, o general qae fU6. Ex-captaii\
Capitan retirado, 6 reformado. [irrltar.
To Exacerbate, va. Exacerbar, exasperar,
Exacerbation, a. Initadon ; paroxlsmo.
tExacervation, a. Amontonamienta
Exact, a. Exacto, pantual, Justo.
To Exact, va. Exiglr. — vn, Extorslonar, ob-
tener por fuerza.
Exactor, a. Exactor, opreeor.
Exaction, a. Exacdon, extorslon.
Exaotitade, a. Exactitud.
Exactly, tid, Exactamcnte.
Exactness, a. Exactltad, puntnalidad.
Exactor, a. Exactor, oprosor.
Exactress, ^. Exactora.
To Exaggerate, va, Exagerar.
Exaggeration, a. Exageradon.
Exaffeeratory, a. Exagerativo.
tTo Exagitate, va. Agi tar, sacudir ; moleatar.
tExacrltation, a. Sooudimlento, agitadon.
To Exalt, va. Exaltar, levantar; alabar*
realzar. jAiA.
Exaltation, a. Exnltacion, elcvaclon; dlgni-
Exaltedness, a. Exaltitnd.
Exalter, a. Loader, exaUador, elevador.
Examen, a. Ex&mon.
ExaminAble, a. Inveetigablo.
tExaminant, a. Exaroinando, ol quo estii
para ser examlnada
Examinate, a. Examlnado. [vcstlndon.
Examination, a. Ex4meninterrogatorio; in-
tExaminator, a Examinador.
To Examine, va. Examinar cl roo, & algov
testigo; investlgar; eecudrlAar.
Exammer, a. Examinador, cacudrlfiador
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Example, «. i;ieinpkr, original prototipo,
KTo Example, va, Dar ejomplo, ^)«mpUflcar.
tExampltir, «. EJcmplo.
tExangatoua, a^ RxangUe.
Ezanimato, a. £x4nime, maerto; deemaya-
do, sin toimo.
tTo Exanimate, va. Deemajar, desanimar;
matar.
Exanimatlon, «. Maerte, pasmoi
t£xanimou^ a. Ex&nimo, muorto.
Exanthemata, ».pl. Exantemas, erupdones,
postillaa.
Exanthematoua, a. EniptiTo. [oonsnmir.
tTo Exantlate, «a. Sacar, extraer; agotar,
Rxarch, «. Exarca 6 exaroo, gobernador.
Exarchate, a. Exarcado, distrito 8i:yeto 6 an
Exarttcolation, ». Dtxlocacion.
To Exasperate, va. Ezasperar, enojar, pro-
vocar; amaigar. [tado.
tExaspwrate, a. Provoeado, exasperado, irrl-
Exaspeniter, a. Prorocador, provocante.
Exasperation, a. Exasporacion, prorocadon,
Irrftaclon; recargo.
tTo Exaactorate, va. Deepedlr ; deponer de
an ompleo; despojar do la aatoridad.
Exauetoration, a. Privadoa de empleo (i
ofldo. [militar 6 naval
VTo Exaatborate, va, Despodir del servldo
tTo Exanthorize, va, Privar 6 qaltar la aa-
toridad.
Excandeecence, Excandesoeney, a. Escan-
deoenda, Ira; ardor, encendimiento; es-
oandescenda.
Ezcantation, «. Deeencanto.
To Excamate, va. Descamar, apartar.
Excaralfication, a. Descamadara.
To Excavate, va, Excavar.
Excavation, a. Excavadon, cavidad ; excava.
Excavator, a. Excavador.
tTo Exoave, va Excavar.
tTo Exoeeate, va-. Cegar.
tExoocation, a. Cegoedad.
To Exceed, va. Exoeder; 8obrcpi\jar.— ^m.
Excederse, propaaarse. [saltr.
tExceedable, a. Jm qne es ci^»az de Bobre-
Exoeeder, «. El oue sobresale 6 excede.
Exceeding, a, Exceaivo; excedente.-— ocfv
Eminentomento. [mente.
Exceedingly, ad. Snmamente, extrema-
tExeeedingneas, ». Grandeza, magnltnd ; ex-
tension may craode.
To Excel, vn. Sobrepi^jar, aventi^o's® ^—
va, Sobreeallr, oxoodcr.
Excellence, Excellency, a. Excolenda. pre-
emlnencla; titalo de honor; bondaa
Excellent, a. Excelente, selecto, sobreaa-
liente.
Excellently, ad. Excelontemente.
Cxoentric, a, V. .&:icentria.
To Except, va. Exceptaar, exlmir.— tm,
Exoepdonar; reoosar.
Except, i>r«7>. Excepto, & exoepdon de,
ftiers de, m6nos: si no, & m^nos qne.
Excepting, prsp. A' excepdon de,'fuera de.
Exception, a. Excepdon, exclusion, recusa-
cion; objecion.
Exceptionable, a. Becusable, tachable.
iExocpiioner, m El qne bace objcdonea.
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Exceptloaa, a. Impertinente, ridieid*; Hi^
gioso.
ExceptiocsnesB, a Impertinenda.
Exceptive, a. ExoeptlVo.
tExoeptleas, a, Absolnto.
Exoei^or, a. Exoeptoador.
To Exoem, va. Colar, fiitrar.
To Excerpt, va. Esooeer, recoger. [to.
tExeeiptlon, a. BeleodoB, eoleodon, oxtn^
Excerpts, 9,jpL £xtTaoto^ seloodoiios.
Exeesa, a. Exeeeo; demaaka; tnagrasloft.
desorden.
Excessive, a. Exoedvo, desanegladow
Excessively, ad. ExcedvamenteLi
Excessiveneas, t. Exeesa
To Exchange, va, Oambiar; trocar, penna-
tar. To eaedkange cards, Deaaflana 3}»
exchange aiffn*, Haoerse seAaa.
Exdiange, a. Gambio, tmeqoa, permat^
Exchange (^priaonere^ Gange de pcMo-
neros.
Exchangeable, a. Gambiabl&
Exchanger, a. Cambista i> cambUnte da
letras, banqnero.
Bxcheqoer, «. Beal hadonda, tesoreria. J9b>
ohequer-bilU^ Valesde la tesckrerfa; Talea
reales^ [de la real hadenda.
To Exchequer, va. Prooesar en d tribunal
Excisable, a. Si^to al derecho de alaa.
Excise, a. Stea, derecho aobre ka oomestt-
blea, y otros s&neroa.
To Excfise, va, Sisar, mermar.
Exciseman, a. Biaero, d ofldal de la slsa^
Excision, a. Extirpadon, deetniedoo; am
patadon.
ExdtabiUty, a, Exdtabllidad.
Exdtable, a. Exdtable, [tamleato.
Exdtation, a. Exdtadon; Instigadoo, iaet-
Exdtative, a. Exdtativa
To Exdte, va* Exdtar, morer, estimnlar.
Exdtement, a Estimuio, instlgadon, agit*-
don.
Exdter, a Motor, indtador, agltador.
Exdting,a. Indtamienta SmcUing etuue^
(M^) Caosa ocasionaL [mar madM).
To Exclaim, vn. Bxdamar, dar gritoa, ci»>
tExdaim, a. Clamor, grtteria.
Exdaimer, a. Gritaoor; dedamador.
Exclamation, a. Exdamadon, grito, damor.
Exdamatory, a. Exdam^orio. [oeptnar.
To Exdade, va, Exdoir, echarltiera; ex-
Exdosion, a Exdnsion, excepdon; emisinn.
Exdosive, a. Exdoalvo; exoeptoad^
Exclasively, od. ExdoMramenta.
tTo Exeoct, va, Cocer. L6^°v*
To Excogitate, va. Excogitar, pensar, ima-
Exeogltation, a. Invendon. penaamlttnUx
tTo Excommane, 1HI. Exclair, echar ftiets.
Excommnnioable, a. Digno deexoomanloo.
To Excommanicate, va, Exoomolgar. ana>
tematizar. [exoomolgado.
Excommanicate, a, Excomulgada — a, SI
Excommonication, a. Exoomaniou, anft
To Excoriate, va. Desollar.
Excoriation, «. Esooriadon, botin, dr«pn|fw
Exoortication, a Desoorteaadara
Exereable, a. Escopible.
To Excreato, va. Escnptr.
tExcreation, a. Salivadon; gargaj6<K
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Excrement, 4. ExarenMnto.
Excrementa), a. Exoromentoeo.
Excrementitlocus, a. Exoreinentlcia
Excresoenoe, Exoresooiicy, «. ExcresceDda
6 excrec^cia.
Exoreeoent, a. Snperflao.
To Excrete, va. Excretar.
Excretion, s. ExcrecioD.
fixcretiTe, a. Excretorio. [cretorlo.
Excretory, a, Excretoria— «. El 6rgano cx-
Exeruolable, a. Snjeto & tormentos.
To Excruciate, va. Atormentar, molcstar
corporalmcnte A otro.
Excruciation, «. Tonnento.
tExcnbatlon, «. Tola, la accion de pasar toda
la noche desplerto. [ficar.
To Exculpate, to, Disculpar, excusarjufiti-
Exculpation, «. Disculpa.
Exculpatory, a. Exoulpatorio. [viaje.
Exonnlon, a. Excursion ; digresion ; poseo,
Kxoarelve. a. Errante, yagante. [siyo.
Bxcorsively, ad. Do un modo vngo, cuere-
Exoursiyeness, s. EI acto de pasar los limites
aooetumbradoe.
Excusable, a. Excusable, dlsculpable.
Excusatlon, & Excusa, disculpa, apologia.
Excusatory, a. Apolog6tlco.
To Excuse, va. Excusar, exiznlr, exentar;
perdonar: yindicar. [culpa.
Excuse. A Excusa, apologia, dofcnsa; dia-
Excuaelesa, a. Inexcusable. [glsta.
Excuser, «. Excusador, Interoosor; apolo-
To Excuss, va. Ecbar de si, arrojar ; embar-
gar los bi«ies & algnno.
ExcussioD, 8. EDecucion, aprchenslon ; em«
bargo do bienes. [testable.
Execrablo, a. Execrable, abominable, de-
Execrably, ad. Execrablemente. [nar.
To Execnte, va. Execrar, maldecir, abomi-
Execratloz!, i. Execradon, uiUdidon, abo-
mlnacion.
Execratory, «. Jnramento exocratorio.
fTo Exoct, va. V. 7b .Kcwct
Exection, «. Y. Exsection. [matar.
To Execute, va. y n. £;)ecutar; iJusUdar;
Exeouter, a. IQecntor, el que ejecuta.
Execution, 9. i^Jecudon ; embarco ; la pena
capital Plaoe qf eoeeoutiony El eadaba
Mortandad.
Executioner, s. I^ecutor; yordngo.
Executiyc, a. iUecutiyo.— a. Tm ex^cniive^
El poder ejecutivo.
Executor, a. Albacea, testaraontario.
Executorship, a. Albaceazgo.
Executory, a. EJecutorio, ciocutivo.
Exeontress, Executrix, ^ Albacea, ejccuto-
ra, testamentaria.
Exegesis, «. Explicadon.
Exegctical. a. Ex^^Uoo, cxplleativ..
Exegetlcally, ad. Por via dc expticacion.
Exemplar, ». EJcmplar, origioaL, modelo.
Exomplarily ad. F:r ejemplo, ^omplar-
n^ento.
Sxemplanncss, %. Etomplar 6 modclo.
tExamplarlty, a Ejemplo digno de Imita-
don. rtmitado.— «. Original.
Exemplary, a. Sjjemplar, lo quo mereoo Bf>r
Exemplification, ». Ejemplar, traslado;
tfjempliflcacion, ilnstradon. [otroa.
K<»mpnflcr, 9. El que signe el ejemplo de
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To Exemplify, vet. l|]empllflcar, deda/u
manifetftar; trasladar, coniar.
To Exempt, va. Exentar, llbertar, eximir
Exempt, a. Exento; no sujeto.
Exeroptible, a. Exento, priyllegiado.
Exemption, «. Exendon, franquida 6 fraa
queza.
1To Exenterate, va. Descntraflar, destrlpar.
tExenteration, «. Desontrafiamiento.
Exeauiai, a. lio tocante & las exequias, ex(y
quJaL
Exequies, 9. pi Exeonias. \ik ofida
tExercent, a. Ocupado en cualquier empiea
Exerdaablo, a^ Ejerdtatiyo.
Exercise, «. EJerddo, trabi^o; cnsayo; t»-
rea; pr&ctica; recrea
To Exercise, vn. Hacer ejcrdcio.— err. Ejer-
dtar, adiestrar; atarear; empIoar.r— rr
Emnlearse, adiestrarse.
Exerciser, «. I^jerdtante.
Exerdtation^ i^erdcio, pr^ctlca.
Exonrue, «. Exergo, la loyenda deb^)o del
emblema del anyerso. [empeflarse.
To Exert, va. Esforzar, iq)nrar; cjecntar;
Exertion, g. Esfuerzo. ExertloM^ pk Dili-
genciaa, pasos.
Exeslon, «. Eocdnra corroclon.
tExestuation, a. Ebulllcton, hervor.
To Exfoliate, vn, Exfoliarso ; quitarse de lot
huesos dertas l&rainaa cariadas.
Exfoliation, 8. Exfollacion, separaclon de las
partes cariadas de un bue&a
Exfoliatiye, a, ExfolIaUyo.
Ex-guardian, a Exguardian.
Exbalable, a. Exhalable.
Exhalation, «. Exhaladon; efluviu, yapor.
To Exhale, va. Exhalar.
Exhalement, a. Exhaladon, yaha [eansar.
To Exhaust, va. Apnrar,conBumIr; agotar;
tExhauflt, a. Agotado, apurado, exhausto.
Exhauster, a. Agotador. [tado.
Exhaustible, a. Capaz de ser apurado o ago-
Exhaustion, «. Agotamiento.
tExhaustment, «. Diminudon ; consumo.
Exhanstlcss, a. Inagotable.
To Exhercdate, va. Desheredar.
Exheredation, «. Desherodamiento. [trar.
To Exhibit, va. Exbibir, maoifestar, mos>
Exhibit, a. (For.) Documento fehad'^nte.
Exhibitor, Exhibitor, a. El qu& muestra
algnna oosa on publico.
Exhibition, 8. Exhibicion ; snoldo, p<)nsi i)
Exhibitioner, 9. Estudianto pansionadol
Exhibitiyo, a. Representative.
Exhibftively, ad. Bepresentatiyamente.
Exhibltory, a. Lo que exhibe 6 maniflesta.
To Exhilarate, va. Alcgrar. — vn. Alegrarsa.
Exhilaration, ». Alogria, regocljo. [exdt&r.
To Exhort, va. Exhortar, Induclr, mover;
Exhortation, «. Exhortadon.
Exhortatory^ Exhortatorlo.
Exhoiter, a. Exhortador.
Exhumation, 8. Exhumadon, desentierro.
To Exiocato, va. Desecar, sccnr. V. T4
EoBficcaU.
Exiccfttlon,«.Dc8oracion. Y. JSxaUication,
ExlccaUye^Ow Dosecativo. Y. Bxsiccaiive,
Exigence, Exigency, 8. Exigenda, neoosV
dad, nrgenda, aprlUo. [dad; remata
Exigent, 8. Urgonclo.'. oinbarazo, x>erplpy
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Esifoity, «. Peqnefiez, pAnredad, esigiildBd.
Exlffooni <iw Exigao.
Exile, «. Destierro; destcrrado.
tEzUe. a. T^nae, delgado.
To Exile, va, Deeterrmr, deporUr
Extlement, «. Destierro. [algnna cosa.
tExilitioii, A £1 acto de aaltar de repcnte
Exility, «. Tcnnidad, pequefiez.
tEximlona, a. Eximio, eminente.
ExInanldoD, «. Exlnanlcion.
To Exist, vn. Exlstir, vlvir.
Existence, «. Exlstencia ; cnto.
Existent, a. Exlstente.
tExistential, ck Lo one tlcno exlstencia.
Existimation, «. Existimacion.
Exit «. Vase el actor; partlda, muerto; sa-
llda, exito. [sa
tExitial, Exitions, a. Dcstrnctlro, pernicio-
Exode, 9. Entromes. fkrsa. f can6nicoflw
Exodus, tExody, «. E'xodo, nno do los librae
ExomphaloB, 9. (Cir.) Kx6nfalo, hernia um-
bilical, [aliviar.
Tb Exonerate, va. Exoncrar, descargar;
Exoneration, a Exonoracion.
Exonerative, a. Lo aue pucde exonerar.
Exorsble, a. Exorable.
Exorbitance, Exorbitancy, «. Exorbitancia,
exoeso, enormidad. [ma
Exorbitant a. Exorbltante, excesivo, enor^
Exorbitantly, ad. Kxorbitantemente.
YTo Exorbitate, €1l Dcaviarse del camlno
prescrito.
To Exorcise, va. Exorclzar, conjnrar.
Exorciser, Exorcist, «. Exordsta.
Exorcism, «. Exordsmo.
Exordial, a, Prollmlnar, prevlo.
Exordium, s, Exordio. [menta
tExomation, a. Exomadon, adomo, oma-
Exoeseona, a, Desosado.
Exoetoeis, a. Ex68tosl8, tnmor boesoso.
Exoteric, Exoterical, a. PAblloo, comnn &
todoa. [todoa.
- Exotery, «. Lo qne es comnn y patente para
Exotic, Exotica!, a. £x6tioo, extrai^ero.-^a.
(Bot) rianta ex6tica.
To Expand, va. Tender, dilatar. — vn. Ex-
tenderse, alargarse.
Expanse, «. Expansion, dilatadon.
Expansibility, 8. Expansibllidad.
Expansible, a. Expansible.
Expansion, & Expansion.
ExiMUisivo, a. Expanaivo.
Ex parte, (For.) Do una parte, do una de
las partes. [dlrse, hacer dlpn'csiones.
To Expatiate, vn. Espadar8e,dilata»c, diftin-
K.\i>atiator, «. Amplificador.
To Expatriate, Vit. Expetriar.
Expatriation, i. Expatriadou.
To Expect, TO. Esperar, aguardar.
Expecuble, o. Esperable.
Expectance, Expectancy, «. Exnectadon,
expectatlva, esperanxa. [a. Eaperador.
Expectant, a. £1 que osta en cxpectadon. —
Expectation, a, Expectadon, cxpectativa,
eaperanza, perspoctiva.
tEzpeetatiye. a. Exnectatlvo.
Expeotor, 8. Esperador.
Expectorants, a. pi QAiH) Expectorantes.
To Expectorate, vn. Expectorar.
Kxpecbration, j». Expcct< radon. i
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Expectorative, a. Expectoratlro,
rante. [dad ; utllidad, oportaiiida4
Expedience, Expediency, t. Aptltud, propi*
Expedient; a. Oportuno, oonveniente; ]W0
to.— «. £xi>ediente.
Expediently, ad, Aptamentei
To Expedite, «a. Desembarazar, ftcDitar;
aoelerar; expedir.
Expedite, a, Expedito, pronto; desocapttda.
Expedltely, at/. Expcdltamentew [dad.
Expedition, a. Expedidon, diligenda. active
Expeditious, a. Pronto, veloz, expedito.
Expeditiously, ad. Prontamentei
tExpedltlvo, a, Expedito, pronto, dUigente
To Expel, va, Expelcr, arrqjar, exdolr.
Expeller, a Expeliente.
To Expend, va. Expender, gaetar.
Expenditure, a Gasto, dcscmbolaa
Expense, a Expensaa, gaato, coete.
tExpensefbl, a. Costosa
Expenseloae, a. Poco 6 nada costoeo.
Expensive, a. Prodlgo; liberal, geoec««o
costoso.
Expensively, ad. Gostoeamente.
Expenslveneaa^ Prodlgalidad; coata.
Experience, a Experienda, pr&ctlca.
To Experience, va. Experlznentsr; cono««t
por medio del nso.
Experienced, a. Expcrlmentado, perita
Experiencer, a Experlmentador.
Experiment, a Experlmcnto.
To Experiment, va. ExperimeDtv.— vq
Hacer experimentoe.
Experimental, a. Experimental.
Experimentalist, A Experlmentador.
Experimentally, ad. Experlmentalmente.
Experimenter, a Experlmentador.
Expert, a. Expcrto, prictico, dleetro, hibll.
Expertly, ad«Diertrament«u
Expertneaa, a Mafta, destreza, babflidskd.
Expiable, a. Lo que se puede expiar.
To Expiate, va. Expiar; reparar on daM^
dar aatiaflMdon.
Expiation, a Expiadon.
Expiatory, a. Expiatorlo.
tExpilatlon, a Latrodnio, pill^e.
Expiration, A Expiradon; muerte; remat«,
termina {vn. Morir.
To Expire, va. Exhalar; explrar; acabar.-^
To Explain, va. Explanar, explicar, adarar.
Explainable, a. Explicable. [prete.
Explainer, a Expositor, comentador, iot»r>
Explanation, «. Kxplanaidon, expUcadon, in-
terpretacion.
Explanatory, a. Interpretatlro; explicativu.
Expletive, a. Expletivo.
Expletorv, a. Lo que llona una oosa.
Explicable, a. Explicable. [rar.
To Kxplicate, «a. Desplegar; explicar, acla«
Explication, A ExpUcaclon, ilustradon, le
terpretadon; manifeetadoo.
Explicative, a. ExpUcatlvo.
Explicator, a Expositor; ilustrador.
Explioatoiy, <7. Exptlcativo.
ExpUdtj a. Explidto, clara
ExpUdtly, a</- Explidtamente.
Explicitness, a Olaridad, espedfloaelon.
To Bzplode, va, Dlsparar con catallldo; mv
nospreciar ; reprot>ar.
Exploder, a Gritadnr, silbador.
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tExi^oltable, a. EJecittAble. [qulrlr.
tTo £xplorata, va. Ezplorar, invesUgar, ia-
Bxplonutlon, «. Exploracion, ex&men, Tlsita.
Explorator, 8, Explorador, examlnador.
Exploratory, a. Exploratorio. [dear.
To Explore, vcl Explorar. averignar, son-
tExplorement «. Exploraobn, pesquiaa.
Explosion, 9, Explosion.
Explosiyft, a. Lo que hace explosion.
tExpoUation, «. Despojo; gasto.
Exponent, «. (Mat) Exponento.
To Export, va. Exportar, sacar^ oxtraer.
Exports, & pL Las mercancias o g6neros ex-
traldoe 6 exportador.
Exportable, a, Lo que puede ser exportado.
Exportation, «. Exportadon, extracdon.
I Exporter, a. £1 que exporta.
To Expose, va. Exponer, mostrar, pnbllcar,
arrlesgar; manifestar; comprometor; cen-
snrar, denlgrar.
Expoeor, $. Expositor; el que expone &otra
Exposition, «. Exposidon; expucadon, in-
terpretaclon.
Expositive, a, Exposltivo. [t>reta.
Expositor, «. Expositor; Uostrador, Int^-
Expository, a. Exposltivo.
Ex post (ado, v. er., ley que se aplica k nn
delito anterior a ella.
To Expostulate, vn. Debatir, altercar. — va.
Dar qnejas; discutir. [convendon.
Expostulation, 9. Debate, dispula; qn^ re-
Expostulator, «. El quo ventim algnn asunto
con otro rcconvinldndole amlgablemonte.
Expostulatory, a, Lo que oontlene cargoe 6
reconrendones aroistosas.
ExpoBnre, «. Manifestadon; situadon ar-
rieegada 6 peligrosa. [pretar.
To Expound, va^ Exponer, dedarar, inter-
Expounder, & E^HJsitor, comentador.
To Express, va. Expresar; representar; de-
signar; exprimir.
Express, a. Expreso, daro; de intento.— &
Correo, menaalero, propio; mens^o.
Expressible, a, Dedbfe; exproeable.
Expression, «. Expresion; r^resentadon;
locudon. [gico.
Expressive, a. Expreflvo, signlflcatlro, en^
Expressively, ad. Expresivamente.
ExpressivenesSjtL Energia.
Expressly, ad. Exprosamenteb
tExpressness, a. £1 poder de la expresion.
tExpressure, a Expresion, prolacion.
To Exprobrate, va, Tituperar, afear, ediar
en cara. [oensnra.
Exprobratlon, «. Beprension ; Tltuperaclon;
Ex^brative, a. Scprobatorlo.
To expropriate, <w. (Des.) Eni^onar.
Expropriation, «. Em^enamlento.
To Expngn, vd, Expugnar, tomar por fticr-
za 6 asalto.
Expugnable, a, Expngnable.
Expugnatlon, «. Expugnacion.
Expngner, «. Expngnador.
To Expnlse, va. Expeler, expulaar.
tExpnlser, «. El que expele, expellente.
Expulsion, a. Expulslcn.
Bxpul^ve, a. Expnlslvo.
JBxpondion, a. Abolldon. [mandias.
To Expunge, va. Borrar, cancdar, lavar las
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Expunging, «. Canceladura.
To Expui^ate, v^ Expurgar
Expurgation, «. Expurgadon, purlficadon.
Expurgatory, a, Expurgatorio.
tTo Expurgei,tw. Expurgar. Frara
Exquisite, a. Exqnisito, perfbcto, exocIent<\
Exquisitely, <k?, Exquidtaniente. [rion.
Exqulslteness^ a. Primor, deiicadeza, perfect*
tExquisltive, a. Curioso, exacto.
To Exscind, va, Cortar, extlrpar.
tExscrlpt, a. Traslado, copla de algun escriu.
To Exsect, va. Cortar, extirpar.
Exsectiou, a. Cortadura, corte, cxttrpadon.
Exslccant, a. DesecaUvo, desocante.
To Exsiccate, va. Doeecar, socar.
Exsiccation, a. Desecadon.
Exsiccative, a. Dcsecativo, desecanttv.
Exspuitlon, a. Esputo, saliva.
Exsuetion, «. Ghupadura, dinpeton.
Exsudation, a, Y. m&udation.
tExsufflation, «. Yicnto de abajo; espode
de exordsmo.
tExsuffolate, a. Despredable, viL
flo Exsusdcate, va. Susdtar, de«[>ertar.
tExtanoy, a. La parte quo sobresale en algu-
na cosa. [pdblioo.
Extant, a. Sobresallente; estante, existente;
Extasy, a, E'xtasl; gozo, dogria; distrao-
cion. [ftiera de ^
Extatio, Extatical, a. ExtAtico, arrobado
tExtemporal, a. Extomporal, rcpentino ; ex
tcmporaneo. [repente.
tExtemporally, ad. Extompordneamente, d«
Extemporaneous, Extemporary, a. Extem-
por4neo, repentino, improvlsa [pronta
Extempore, ad. Extempor&neamente, in-
Extemporiness, a. ImprovisadoD.
To Extemnorizo, vtt. Improvlsar.
To Exteno, vc^ Extender, alargar; ensao
char; aumentar; conoeder, oomunicai
secuestrar, embargar. — vn. Alcanzar 4 al
guna dlstanda.
Extender, a. Extendedor.
Extendible, a. Gapaz de ser extendldo.
Extensibility, Extensiblcncas, a. ExtonsibiU
dad.
Extensible, a. Extensive.
Extension, a. Extension.
tExtenaional, a. Muy extendldo.
Extensive, a. Extenso, espacioso, rasta
Extensively, ad. Extensivamente.
Extensiveness, «. Extension, anchura, gran
dor; extcnslbilldad. [comunlcacion.
Extent, «. Extension, termlno; magnltud
To Extenuate, va. Extenuar, dobUltar; dto>
minuir: pallar; envanecor.
tExtennaie, a. Delgado, extennado.
Extenuation, a. Extenuadon, mltlgacMti
moderadon, deMlitadon.
Exterior, & y a. El exterior.
tExteriority, a. Exteriorldad.
Exteriorly, ad. Extoriormente.
To Exterminate, va. Extermlnar, desamd-
gar, destruir. [don, exUrpadoa
Extermination, a. Extorminadon, aostni»
Exterminator, a. Exterminador.
Exterminatory, a. Lo que extermlna.
fTo Extermine, va. Extermlnar.
Extern, a. Extcmo, exterior; extrinseoo.
External, a. Externa
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fixt«rnalitjf 9. Pcrcepdon externa.
Externally, ad. KxterlormeRte.
tTo Extll, vn, Dofltiltr, manar.
tExUllatlon, a Dcstilaclon. [i»lcar.
tTo Extlmulate, ra. EsUmnlar, agnyoncar,
tExtlroulation, a. Eetimnlo, agu^on.
Extinct, a. Extlnto, apagado; abolldo.
tTo Extinct, va. Extlnguir, apagar, abolir.
Extinction, «. Extinciun ; destmcdon, supre-
aion, aboliclon. [primir, dcfttruir.
To Extinguish, 9a. Extlnguir, apagar; sa-
Extlngui^able, a. ExtlDguiblo.
ExtlDgaiflher, «. Apagador; roatacandelas.
Extintruishment, & Apagamiento, oxtlndon,
aboUcion.
Extirpable, a, Capaz de ser extlrpado.
To Extirpate, ro. Extlrpar, deaarndgar.
Extirpation, «. Extirpacion, oxtermiiio.
Extirpator, «. Extermlnador, extirpador.
To £xto], va, Engrandocer, alabar, elevar,
ezaltar.
BxtoIIer, «. Ensabeador, alabador. [Joato.
Extorsive, a. Que cauaa extorsion, inlcuo, in-
Extorsirely, (id. On extorslon.
To Extort, ra. Extorsionar; adqnirtr por
rlolcncia & opredon. [cionaaor.
Extorter, Extortioner, «. Opresor, extor-
Extortion, ». Extorsiun.
Extortionate, a. Oprosivo, li^nsto, Tlolento^
Extra, a. Extra, & demas, de repaesto.
To Extract, ro. Extraor, dedacir ; extractor,
compendiar.
Extract s. Extracto ; epitome, compcndlo.
Extraction, a. Extracclon; origon, lin^e,
alCnmia.
Extractive^ a. Extractive.
Extractor, «. Extractor, extractador.
tExtradictionary, a. Keal, efbctiro.
Kxtrafoliaceoua, a. Extrafoli&ceo.
Extrajudicial, a. ExtraJudidaL
Extrajudicially, ad. Extra)udlclalmente.
ExtramiflBion, «. £1 ochar h4da Aiera alguna
coe*. [mnnda
Extnunnndano, a. Lo que ealbk fuera del
Extraneous, a. Extrafio, ajcno; hoterog6-
neo, ex6tica
Extraordinarily, ad. Extraordlnarlamente.
Extraordinarinefls, «. BInguIandad.
Extraordinary, a. Extraordinario; ominonte,
notable.
Extraparochial, a. Extraparroqnlal.
Estraprorindal, a. Lo quo eeta fucra de la
provlnclft.
Extrarogular, a. Irregular.
Extravagance, Extravagancy, A Extrava-
gnncia; disparate; dldpacion; prodigali-
dad. JTagamando; extraiklaria
Extravagant, a. Extravagante: profUao.— «.
Extravagantly, ad. Extravagantemente, pro-
Aiaamente, ezorbltantemente. [regia
Rxtravagantnosa, a. Extravagancla, desar>
Extravaganta, 9. pi Extravagantea, consti-
tuciones edcalAeticaB.
tTo Extravagate, «n, DIsparatar, dosbarrar,
oometer extravftgandai^
Extravagatlon, 9. Exceeo, extravagancla.
Extravasated, a. Extravasodu
Extravasation, 9. (M^) ExtravasacioiL
tExtravcnato, a. Extravenado.
Extra version, 8. £1 arrojar ftiera algnna cosa.
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Extreme, <k Extremo, Buiu'omo; ultima
efitricto.— & Extreme, Apice; fin, caba
Extremely, ad. £xtremamente,6umament^
Extremity, & Extremidad; rigor; neceaidAa
Extricable, ck Capaz de ser desenredado;
evitable. [nn peUgra
To Extricate, ra. Desembaraxar; aacar d«
ExtricatioD, 9. Dosembaraza
Extrinsic Extrinsical, a.Extrinseco, ex terioc
Extrinslcally, ad. Extrinsecamente.
tTo Extmct, ra. Construir, ediflcar.
tExtruction, «. Constmcdon. . [k otro
To Extrude, ra. Rechajcar, rcelstir on coerps
Extrusion, a. Becbaso, empcO^*
Extuberanoe, £xtnberancy» «. ProtubonoH
cia. hlncbaizon, tumor.
ExtuDeraat, a. Prominente.
tTo Extubcrate, tn. Hincbarae oomo Ut mar
Extnmeacenc^. 9. Ulnchazon.
Exuberance, Exuberancy, 9. Exuberanda.
Exuberant a. Exuberante, abundantidmo.
Exuberantly, act. Abundantemente.
To Exuberate, vn. Bobreabondar.
Exudation, «. Trasplradon, andor. [rar.
To Exude, m. Snaar, exbalar.— tKK TrwRpl*
To Exulcerate, ra. Exulcerar; afliglr, irri
tar.— m. Ulcorarse.
tExulcerate, a. Herido ; enqjado, Irritado.
Exulceration, a. Exulceradon, enconamicn
to; oorroaloii.
Exulceratory, a. Exnlooratorlo.
To Exult, m, Triunlkr, regooQarse, ale
grarse hasta lo sumo. [n^to do alegrU.
Exnltance, Exultancy, «. Begoc^o, trianf«^
Exultation, 9. Exultadon, regocyo; tra»>
porta
t^o Exundato, m.Y. Tb Ov9r:/hv>.
tExundation, a. Abundanda exceslva, grai
oantidad. [oeeivo
Exupcrance, 9, Pujanza grande; poder ox*
tTo Exuporate, ra. Sobroniuv* veneer.
tExurgent, a. Indpiente, lo que oomienza.
tTo Exusdtate, ra. Suscitar, mover, exciter.
tTo Exuat, ra. Qnemar.
Exustion, 9. Uatlon, oonsunclon.
Exuviae, a^ Los oespojoa de los anlroAlcsL
tEyas, 9. Haloon niego. — a, Implnme.
Eyas-musket, «. HaJcon implnme.
Eye, 9. OJo: atendon; ooreheta. (Dot)
Tema. One^ed^ Tuerto. £vil eyf,
OJosmalosw
To Eye, ra. Olear ; oonteouplar, obscrrax.
Eyeball, «. NlAa del qjo.
Eyebeam, «. Q)eada.
Eycbolt^ 9. pC (HikXL) Cinoamos del ojo.
Eyebrlght, a. (Bot) Eufhvla.
Eyebrightenlng, a. Lo que vMn la vista.
Eyebrow, a. Cqa.
Eyed, a. Lo que tiene ojoa
Eyedrop, 9. L&grlma.
Eyefli4>, 9. Antojera, orderas.
Eyeglanoe, & Ofeada, mirada lY<u«.
Eyeglass, 9. Anteojo.
EyegluttlDA a. Lo que albaga e? ^
Eyelash, a. Pesta&a.
Eyelesa, a. Cicgo. *
Eyelet, a. Beaquido, oualqnier ab^^rtmm pm
donde entra Ja luz. S]fdei'fuiǤ oTilU
TM/k, (Niu.) OUadoB de drizos.
Eyelid, J. PArpada
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Eye-offending, a. Lo qno ofendo la vistii.
Eye-pl»n^ng, a. Affrauable k la yista.
Ejer, «. Minulor, el qne mint atentamente.
Bye-salve, «. UngUento para los males de lea
ojoflw [preeencia de en ama
Eye^eerrant, «. £1 crlndo quo solo trabt^Ia en
Eye-eervice, «. Berrlcio hecho de mala gana.
Eyeshot, a. Qleada, mirada pronta.
Eyesight, «. Vista.
Eyesore, «. Mai de ojoe. [onmo oios.
Eye-spotted, a. Abigarrado con mancnas
Eye-string, «. Fibra del ojo.
Kyo-tooth, 8. Colmllla
Eye-water, 8. Locion para los ojos.
Eyewink, s. Guinada.
£ye-witnes8, «. Testlgo ocular.
Eyot, 8. Isleta. [iban de una parte i otra.
T^yre, a. Jnzgado comnuesto do Jneoes que
Eyry, a. Nido de avo ae mpifia.
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F. Esta letra tteno el mlsmo sonido qne en
castellano, bion que pronundado con maa
fherza.
Fa. tk, Cuarta toz de la mfislca. [del baba.
FabacooQs, a. Lo qne tlene de la sostaoda
Fable, a Fibula: flcclon; caento; fUsedad.
To Fable, vn. Fingir, mentlr.— vo. Contar
fibulas.
Fabled, a. Celcbrado en fAbuIaa.
Fabler, a. Fabnllsta; cuentero. mentlroBo.
To Fabricate, ta. Fabricar, ediflcar; foijar,
flngir.
Fabrication, a. Fabricacfon, fibrlca.
Fabricator, 8. Fabricante, fiibricador.
Fabric, a. F&brica, ediildo; mannfsotnra.
fTo Fabric, ro. Fabricar, construk.
Fabrile, a Fabril.
Fabulist, §. Fabulista.
Fabolon^ a. Fabuloeo, fingldo.
Fabulously, ad, Fabniosamente.
Facade, «. Fachada, fronUsnldo. Y. Front
Face, «. Cara; lado; snpcrnde; temblante;
Ikchada; f rente; aq>ecto; aparienda;
dcscaro; mueca.
To Face, va. y n. Apareotar; encararse;
cubrir ; hacer frente ; aforrar ; soetener eon
Impudenda. [sidon).
Faced, o. Tenlendo ft-entft (usase en oompo-
Faoe-painter, a. Betratlsta.
Face-painting, «. £1 arte de retratar.
Facet, «. Faceta.
tFacete, a. Alegre. eblstoeo, gradoso, fkoeto.
tFaoetely, ad, ChlstoBamente.
tFaceteneos, a. Cbiste, Joooeidadf graciosl-
dad, donaire; ehanza.
Vaeetlona, a. Salado, chistoso, Jocoeo.
Faoetionsly, ad, Cbtstoeamente.
Facetiouanefls, a. Bales, chlate; gradaa.
Fadle, a. F4dl, d6dl, aftible. v. JKaay.
Fadleiy, odL Fadlmente. Y, EaMly.
Fidlenees, a. DociHdad.
To Fadlitate, to, Fadlltar.
Padlitatlon, a. FadHtadon. [a&bllidad.
Pftdlity. a. Fadlidad; Hgereza; prontitud;
Facincriona. tFaoinorons, a. Fadneroao,
inlcuo, malvado I
FAl
Facing, 8. Paramento : cublerta.
Faclnorousnesa. a. Maldad, inlquidad.
Fac-slmlle, a. Facsimile, copla axacta.
Fact, a. Hcoho; realldad, dato, motiyo.
Faction, a. Faccion, bando, pardalidad ; t«*
multo.
tFactionary, a. Facdonario, partidario.
f Factioner, a. Facdoso, alborotador.
Factlonist, a Promoter de faedonea.
Factious, a. Facofoso, sedldoso, revoltoeo.
FactioQsiy, ad, Sedicioaamenta. [don
Factionsnees, a. Espiritu de partido o ftoi
Factitious, a, Facticio, sedldosa
tFaoUve, a. Uacedor.
Factor, a. Factor; agente comisionado.
Factorage, a. (Com.) Fadorage, combion.
Factorship, a. Agenda, fiictoria.
Factory, a. Factoria, casa de gremioa.
Factotum, 8, El quo baoe k todo, flictotum.
tFacture, a. Factnra, hechnra.
Faculty, a. Facnltad, potenda; ta1ento,des
treza; eflcacia; privilcglo; faoultad, 0
coi\Jnnto de profeeores.
Facnnd, a. Facundo, elocuente. [blar.
Facunditr* *• Facandia, fkrllldad en ei ha*
To Faddle, tm, Juguetear, Jngar, travesear.
To Fade, «n. Deeapareoer; decacr.— iwi.
Marchitar, secar. [eonvenir.
To Fadge, tm, (Vulg.) Adaptar; anceder;
Fading, a. Deoadencia, flojedad.
Fadingneas, 9, Tendencla k marchltarse.
Fady, a, Lo qne decae 6 se marchita.
FaMsd, a, FecaL
Fieces, 8.pl. Hecea, exeromentoa.
FiPcnliL Fecula, a (Quim.) F6cu1a, almidon,
farinaceo.
•fTo FafBe, vn, V. To Stammer.
To Fag, WK DeaflUlecer 6 desmayarse de
cansando. [pafia
Fag, 8, Esdavo, trabnlador; nndo on el
Fag-end,^ a. Cadllloe, de la tela; desecho.
(Nfiu ) Cordon.
Fagot, a. Ilaz 6 gavilla de lefla.
To Fagot, tHi. Liar, hacer lios 6 haces.
To Fail, vrkva, Faltar; (hllecer, deeaer;
Suebrar ; deeonidar ; oWidar ; engafkar.
ro<to/aa,Nodejardo.
Fail, a. Deegracia, desdicha; falta; muertt.
tFailance, a. Omlaion, ISftita.
Failing, a. Falta, dealiz, defeeto, malogro.
Failnre, & Falta; qutebra; dcsliz; di8parat«c
fTo Fain, «n. Deeear ardientemente, anslar.
Fain, a. Obllgado, constrpflido.— a<t Oas-
tosamente, de buena gana.
To Faint, vn. Desqpayarse ; deaalentarse.—
va. Desmayar, aoooardar.
Faint, a. Libgnido, extenuado ; opaco, o»-
curo; abatido, perexoeo. [cada
Faintrhearted, a. Cobarde, pnsilfinimc, aix^
Faint-heartedly, ad, Medrosamento. [dad.
Faint-heartednoea, a. Cobardka, puellanlml*
Fainting, a. Deliquio, desmayo.
Faintish, a D6btl, floln, abi "
Faintiahnesa, a Debilidad.
Faintling; a. (Fam.) Cobarde, medroao.
Faintly, ad. l>dbilmente, oseuramente.
Falntneaa, a. Languidei, flaqueza, abati
miento.
Fair, a. Uermoso, perfecto. Fair eoti¥
pUBeion. Tax blanca. Claro, aereno ; reo
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Deosntemente, felizmenta.— «. fielleza;
bonndee: feria.
Pairing, a. Feria^ d&dlvaB 6 agaaiOoa.
Fatrlsb, a. Baaonablemento Justo ; asi, asL
Fairly, acL BellAmonto ; eoaremeiito ; Jus-
tamente; cabalm«nto. [candor.
Fairness, 9. Uermosura. belleza ; bonradez,
Fair-6poken, a. Bien bablado, cortea.
Fairy, «. Daende ; bada, bnvja, encantadora.
Pairvllke, a. Adaendado.
FaitD, A F^ creenda; oonfiaoza; fldelldad.
— ad. En verdad.
Faith-breach. «. Dcslealtad, infldenda.
FaltbAiL a. Fiel leal; Jasta
Faithfully, ad. Kielmente.
Faithfulness, «. Fid«lidad. bonradez, lealtad.
Faithless, a. Inflel, p^rfldof deeleal.
Faithleasnesa, a. Infldeneia, traiolon.
Fake, 8, (NAo.) Adi^a de cable.
Fakir, «. V. Faquir.
Falcade, «. Faloada, corvota del caballo.
Falcate, Falcated, a. Falcado, encorvado
coroo una box.
Falcation, «. Encorvadnra.
Falchion, a. Gimitarra.
Falcon, «. Ualcon. (Art) Falcon.
Falconer, «. Halconero.
Falconet, a. (Art) Falconeto.
Falconry, a. Halooneria, cetreria.
f-Faldlng, c Especie de paflo basta [poa.
Faldstool, a. Faldistorio, asiento de los obis-
To Fall, «n. Caer, caerie ; mortr de ropento
^ poUticamente ; dlsminulr: aoontecer;
apoatatar; perderlaprosperidad. To fall
atoofff Enflaqnecer. Tb/iUl dofon^ Pos-
trarae. 2b /uU <n, Aceeder. To/aUon^
Asaltar. To/aUotO, Be&lr. To faU to,
Eoipezar L To faU upon, Enibestir.
7b/iZ^a6oar<2,Abordar. JhJijllMUm,
Dcyarse caer por la popa. To fall wider
one''» dl»plfiasure, Incurrir en la indigna-
cion da To fall to one's lot^ Ckber en
suerto tocar. To fisU ehor% No c<Miae-
gnir. To faU in with^ Encontrarse.
Fidl,a;Gaida: deatraccion ; decadenda, do-
cllnadon; DiO*t deolive; eatarata, caaca-
da, aalto; otofto; corta de lena. Fall qf
a tackle^ Tlra de aparcjo. [fhvndnlento.
Fallacious, a. FaUz, aofistioo, engaAoao,
Fallaciously, ad. Falazmente.
Failadotisness, a. Falacia, engafio, soflsma.
Fallacy, «. Falada, sofisteria, engoflo.
Faller, a. El one rae.
Fallibility, a. Falibilidad.
FalUblc, a. Palible.
Fallibly. ad. Faliblomente. [7b FaU.
Falling, a. Concaridad peqncfla; oiida. Y.
FalUng-siokness, a. Epilepsia, gota coral.
Fallow, a. Flavo. Fallow-deer^ Corza
Abandonada— «. Barbecbo; tierra que
descansa.
To Fallow, CO, Barbechar.
Fallow-flnch, 9. (Orn.) Trlguera
Fallowing, e. Barbechera.
Fallownesa, 0. Esterilidad de algun terrena
False, a. Fabo. p6rfldo; flngldo.— iwi. Fal-
aamente. Falee-tteth, Dientes poatixos.
Falsa-fkced, a. Hlp6crita.
Falae-hearted, a. Traidor, p6rfldo, al«T«.
PAN
Fa18e•beartodno8^ ». Perfldia, &lsedad.
Falsehood, a. Falsedad, mentira, engaAo.
Falsely, ad. Falsamente.
Falseness, a. Porfldla, falsedad, eogaAo.
Faisetto, §. (M&s.) Falseta
Falsiflable, a. Falsiflcablo.
Falaifioation, a. Falsiflcadon : oonfhtadon.
Falsifier, Falslficator, a. Falsiflcador, em-
bnstero, iaisario. rtir
To Falsify, cr?. Falsificar, fUsear.— «n. Men-
Falsity, a. Falsedad ; montlra.
To Falter, vn. TarUmudear, ftltar. [to
Faltering, 8. Tartamndeo, debiUdad, defec
Faltoringly, ad. Vacllantementa.
Fame, a. Fania, colebridad ; toz eomon.
tTo Fame, vtu Afhmar ; di vulgar.
Famed, a. A&mado, fkmoso, renombrado.
Fameless, a. Osouro, desoonodda
Familiar, a. Familiar, comnn ; aftblo ; d*>
tural; intimo.— a. Amigo intimo; demo-
nlo, fluniliar. [fianza.
Familiarity, e, Familiarldad, Uancza, csuk'
To Familiarize, «a. Familiarizar. [menta.
Familiarly, ^cf. Famlliarmente, aml5tios»>
Famillat SL Famllista, olaae do aectarloa ; flk-
rollia do amor.
Famille, ad. Doratetlcamente.
Family, a. Famllia; linije; clasc, espedo.
Famine, a. Uambre, carestia. [bra
To Famish, oo. Ilambrear, matar de bam*
Famiabment SL Hambre, ^arestia do riTerMi
Famous, a. Famoso, eclebrado, afiuuado.
tFamoused, a. Celebndo, famoeo.
Famously, ad. Famosaroente.
Famousness, a. CSelebrtdad, fkma.
Fan, «. Abanico ; ayentador.
To Fan, «a. Abanioar; aventar, aeparar la
p^ja del grana
Fanatic, a. Fanatico. [rislonarioi.
Fanatic, Fanatical, a. Fan&tico, entoaiaal^
Fanatically, cuL Fandticamenta
Fanatical ness, a. FreneeL
Fanaticism, e, Fanatiamo, entnsiasmo.
Fanciful, a. Antojadizo, imaginatiyo, capri*
oboao.
Fandfully, ad, Capriohosamonte.
FandfUneaa, e, Antotjo, capricho.
Fancy, a. Fantasia; antqjo, <»pricbo ; imi^
en; Indinadon, afectow Fancy Qood%
odaa. [fantaacar.
To Fancy, ta. Imaginar.— vn. Apasionan*
Fancy-free, a Desamorado, desindlnado^
Fancy-monger, a. Hombre fimtisticaw
Fancy-sick, a. Enfermo imaginaria
Fane, a. Templo, anUguamente fiuia
Fanfare, a. Tocata 6 sonata de trompaa.
Fanfkron, e, Fanflirron, Jaetansioso.
Fanfaronade, a. Fanfkrronada.
Fang, a. Golmillo; garra, nfla.
tTo Fang, va. Aslr, agarrar.
Fanged, a, Lo que tlene oolmlllos 6 ganvk
fFansle, a. Empresa neda.
Fangless, a Deaoolmlllado, dosdontado.
Fangot, a. Una derta cantidad da g^oeroa.
Fannel, a. Manipulo.
Fanner, a. Aventador, abanicador.
Fanning, 9, VentUadon. [pal
Fanon, a. Los colgantea do la mitra epawei
Fantasied, a, Fantlatico, qnim6rioo, eapvl
ohosa
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FAS
Fantasm, «. FaDUsou.
Fantastic, Fantastical, a. Fantibtlco, qui-
m^rico; inconstante.
Fantastto, A FantisUco.
Fantastically, ad, Fant&stioamonte.
Fantaatioalness, ». Fantasia, bamorada.
Fantasy, «. Fantasia, capricho; Imagina-
cion; gnsta
Fantom, V. Phantom, [entro los torcos.
Faquir, & Alfitqui, rellgioso mcDdlcante
Far, ad, L6Jo«. . Far beUer^ Mucho mtjar.
Far dMarit, Muy distante. Far and
ijoidd. For todas partes.— a. Lejano, dis-
tante.
tFar-abont, §. Bodeo : diereslon.
To Farce, ra Embatir; henohir, esparolr.
Farco, 9, JFaraa, entremea.
Farcical, «. Entremesado, bnrlesco, c6mico.
Farcing, s, Eoabntida
Farcy, «. LanaparonM, do los caballos.
To Fard, va, Fintar, oolorar.
tFardel, «. Fardlllo.
tTo Fardel, wk Enlkrdelar.
To Fare, vn, Hallarse en cnalqaiora sitov
cion ; ir, yiijar ; suceder ; tratarse.
Fare, «. Paga, dnstc; comida; vit^e, pasaje.
Farewell, ad. A' Dlost— a Dospedida.
hFar-fetch, », Estratagema estadiada.
Far-fetched, a. Traido de I6jos; alarobica-
do, apurado.
Farinaceous, a. Ilarinoso, farinikseo.
Farm, 8* Heredad. Farm-house^ Alqueria,
granja. (Mex.) Hacienda; rancbo; es-
tancla.
To Farm, va, Arrendar ; cultlyar la tierra.
Farmable, a. Arrondablc
Fanner, A Arrendatario ; rentero; labra>
dor, agricaltor ; rancbero ; sitiero, estan>
ciero.
Fannost, ad. Lo mas U^oa 6 distanto.
Famess, a Distancia.
Far-piercing; <k Lo qne penetnt mncho.
Farraginona, a. Farraginosa
Farrago, a Firrago, broza.
FarreaUon^ V. Oonfarreation.
Farrier, a Herrador; albAltar.
To Farrier, «n. Praeticar la aibeiteria.
Farriery, a Albeiteria.
Farrow, a Lecbltrada de pneroos.
To Farrow, ro. Parir la pueroa 6 marrana.
Far-shooting, a. Lo qne es de largo alcanceu
Farther, a. mm l^Jos.— ad A' mayor dis-
tancia: mas adelante, ademas de.
To Fartiier, va. Adelantar, promover. T.
To Further, {ih^ance.
Fartheranoe, a Adelantamiento. V. Fur-
Farthermore, ad, Ademas, 4 mas de. V.
Fwihermor&,
Farthest, ad A' lo mas l^os.
Farthest, a, Eemotislma— a</. V. Furthest,
Fsttbtn^ A Cuarto de ponique ; nn ochavo.
Farthingale, «. Yerdondo, guardainCuita
Fariblngs-wortti, a Lo que se vende por
on ochavo.
Fasoea, Ajp{. FascM. nn hacecfllo de varaA
Fasoet 6 Plnoe, a Vara de hferro con que
M ponen las botellas en el homo para
templarias.
Fascia, a Fi\}a. venda.
rasciated. a. Fi\)ado, vendado.
FAT
Fasciation, a Vendue ; el aclo de yendar.
Fascicled, a, Arracimada
To Fascinate, va, Fasdnar, hechizar, aojar
FasciniOion, A Fasdnacion, aojo, heohizo.
Fascine, A FagiuA [nado
f Fascinons, a Hechlzado, encantado, alaci*
To Fash, «a. Enqjar, irritar.
Fashion. A Forma; moda; rango. PeopU
qf/amion^ Gente de tono.
To Fashion, ta. Formar, amoldar; adaptar.
Fashionable, a, Establecido, usado.— A Pe-
timetre.
Fashionableness, A Figoca; gentileica en el
porte 6 oostumbre de las modas ezistentca.
Fashionably, ad. A.' la moda.
Fashioner, a Hacedor.
Fashionist, a Petimetro.
To Fast, vn. Ayonar.
Fast, A Aynno.— <!. Firms, Aierte; veloi.
ligero. Fast and looser Anden y ton-
ganse.->a<2. Fnertemente ; de prlesa.
Fast-day, a Dia de ayana
To Fasten, va, Aflrmar, asegurar; unir.—
vn, Fijarse, establecerse. To fasten in,
Clavar, hincar.
Fastener, a Afirmador, asegurador.
Fastening, a (Niiu.) Encapllladura; lo que
asegnra.
Faster, a Avunador. [quino.
Fast-handed, a. Agarrado, apretado, mex-
tFastidiosity, A Fastidio, mellndre, dengue.
Fastidious, a, Fastldioso, tedioso, molin-
droso.
Fastidiously, ad. FasUdiosamente.
Fastidiousness, a Fastidio, onftulo ; tedio.
Fastigiatc, a, (Bot.) Lkno 6 igual en la
oumbre.
Fastigiatod, a. Techado.
Fasting, A Aynno.
Fasting-day, A Dia de ayuno.
tFastly, ad. Seguramente. Tguridad.
Fastness, A Firineza; faerza; fortaleza; se-
Fastuous. a. Fastuoso. [ Vat
Fat, a, Gordo, corpulento; opulento. V.
To Fat, va. Engordar, nutrlr.— wi. Engrn-
sarae.
FaUl, a. Fatal, mortal ; inevitable.
Fatalism, a Fatalismo.
Fatalist, A Fatalists. [domente.
FaUlity, Fatalness, A Fatalidad: desgrada-
Fatally, ad. Fatalmente, necesioad inevita-
ble, [torpe.
Fat-brained, Fat-headed, a. Lerdo, tardo,
Fate, A (Po6t.) Ilado, suerte. parca.
Fated, a. Antiguamente hadado.
Father, a Padre; confesor. Grandfather,
Abuelo. Our forefathers, Nuestros pi-
drea, abuelos 6 antopasadoA Godfather
Padrino. Foster-faVier, Padre de lecbo
To Father, va, Prob^ar, adoptar; achacar.
Fatherhood, a Patornidafi.
Father-in-law, a Sni^o. [torizada
Fatherless, a, Ilu6rfano de padre; desau*
Fatherllness, A Tomura 6 amor paternal.
Fatherly, a. Paternal— ac{. PatemalmentA
Fathom, a Braza; alcance, penetraclon.
To Fathom, va, Abrazar; sondear; pen*
trar, profkmdizar.
Fathomer, a Bondcador.
Fathomless a. Insondable; impenctrobla
G(n
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FEA
Fatidical, a. Fatidico, profSUoo, prondsUca
Fatiferous, a. Fatal, ftinesto.
fFatizable, a. £1 one con flieflfdad se caiuft.
tTo Fatl^rate, va. Fatfgar, cansar, fhstldiar.
Fattgne, «. Cansancio; fatfga, trabi^cs fas-
tldia [enfiidar.
To Fatigue, va. Fatlcar, cansar, butidiar,
Fat-kldDcyed, a Gorclo, pingiie.
Fatling, «. Cebon, qae se ceba para comer.
Fatly, ad. Ck)rpnIentamonte, toeamente.
Fatness, «.Oordiira; gordo,grasa; Asrtilldad.
To Fatten, fKk Engordar; cobar; fertllizar.
— tm. Criar.
Fattener, «. Cebo, 1o qne engorda.
Kattine», 9. Gordnra, prlngue.
Fattlsh, a. Pingiie, pingUedinoso.
Fatty, a. Craao, plngije.
Fatuity, «. Fataida<^ atmpleza.
Fatnons, a. Fatno, insensato, aimnle.
Fat-witted, a. Torpe, lerdo, pesado.
Fancct, a. Esptta, canilla pan aaoar licor.
Faugh, V. Foh.
Faulcoo, V. Falcon.
FaaK, «. Falta, cnlpa, delito, rldo, desUz ;
priyacioD ; enredo, diflcultad.
Faolt-flnder, «. Censarador, oritieon.
t-Faaltfhl, a. Oolpable en extremo.
Faultily, ad. Defectuoeamente.
Fanltineaa, & Cnlpa, fUta, ricio, ofenna.
FaoItJesa, a, Perfecto, cnmplldo, acabado.
FanIt]e8snee8.«.PerftocioD; incalpabilidad.
Faalty, a. Culpable, deffMstuoao, impexfecta
Faun, 9. Fanno, dios de laa selyaa.
Fannist, 9. Katarallsta. [no.
Fanasebraye, «. Falsabraga, parapeto inter-
Fantor, «. Fantor, fltronwedor.
tFantresa, ^ Fautora, fomeotadora.
FavllIoQB, a. Conioienta
fo Favor, <;a. y n, Farorecer, patrocinar,
proteger, ayudar, auparar, aooorrer, aais-
tir, apovar. [lenldad; oupllca.
FaYor, a. Favor, fineza; pt^rodnio, amparo;
Favorable, a. Favorable, propiclo; benlgna
Favorablenees. & Agrado, benlgnldad.
Favorably, ad. Favorablemente. [do.
Favored, a. Favorecido, protegldo, ampara-
Favorer, a. Favorecedor, protector.
Favorite, «. Favorlto, privado; oonfldente.
Favoritiam, «. Favorltumo, b«icflclo.
Favorleas, a. Des&voreoido, desamparado.
Fawn, t. Cervato, onevo.
ToFawn,i7ik Parlrladerva; halagar; ada-
lar servilmcnto.
Fawner, 9. Idsoi^ero, zalaxnero, adulador.
Fawning. 9. Aduladon, lisopja vll; bi^eia.
Fawningly, ad. Lisonjeramonte.
To Fay, va. Eacarabotear.
Fealty, ». HomoniO«» fldelidad, leallad.
Fear. 8, Micdo: temor, rezelo. [receloso.
To Fear, va. Temer; espantar.— -tm. Eatar
Fearfial, a. Medroso, pnailAnlme; timido;
tremendo, espaotoflo.
FcarAilly, ad. Temwoeamente. [to.
FearAilnesa, «. Tlmidez, mledo, cncogimion-
Fearleas, a. Intr6pldo, bravo, atrevldo, a«-
daa.
Fearlessly, ad^ Intr^pfdamento.
Fearlesenesa, «. Intrepidcx. r^'ofta
Feasibility, ». Poslbilidad do ejecutar a'snma
Feasible, a. Factlble^ practJcablc, haeedero.
C^2
FEE
Feaslbly^tMl. De nn modo Ciotlblau
Feast, 9. Banqnete, featin, eonvlto.
To Feast, vn. Coiner <^parameDte.— ••
Fest^ar.
Feaster. a. Comlliton; festejador. [so
FeastfUi, a. Festivo. plaoentero; voloptuo
Feasting, «. Banqnete; fleata.
Feast-rite, t. £1 oeremonial de loa banqnetaa
Feat, 9. Hecho, hazafia; ligeresa de maiKA
.Fm^ SoertM.
To Feat, vo. Formar, amoldar ; dar <»)enipki
tFeateous, a. (Ant) Diestro, maJk)So.
Feather, 9. Phima; oropeL F^ath^r-bsd^
Plamon. [adotmar.
To Feather, «a. Emphimar: enrioaecei;
Feather-driver, a. El que limpia las plimiaa.
Feathered, a. Plomado, emphimada 7%9
fiaihered tribe^ Loe p^^JaiosL
Feather-edged, a. Achuanado.
Featherless, a. Deeplmnado.
tFeatherly. a, Bemdante 4 las plnmas.
Feathtf-eeller, a. PlnnuOero, vondedor d«
plami^eflw [pluma.
Feathery, a. Phzmado; Ilgero oomo ob*
Feature, «. Semblante, ro«tro; forma; ca-
r^cter.
To Feature, €a. Asemdarse, pareoerse.
Featured, a. Lo qne tiieoe bnenas 6 malafl
faodonea; lo qne ae parece en las ftodo-
nca. [de an cabo; acotar, antUcar.
To Fcaze, to, (N&u.) Destorcer el cbkoto
tTo Febridtat^ vn. Estar oon flebre.
Febrlflc, a. Febrifloo.
tFebricoIoso, a. Febridtante,
Febrlftige, 9.r a, (VLM.) FeboAigo.
FebrU^ a. (M^) FebrU.
February, a. Febrero. [00a.
tFebruation, 9. PorifleadoB entre los paga-
Focal, a^ Feeal.
Feces, «. pL Excrementos; hecea.
Feckltfs, a.(VTOY.) D6bil flojo, desaninadou
Focnlence, Feculenoy, a. Fe<mleocia ; poao^
heoea, sediroento.
Feculent, <l Fecnlento, hedento.
Fecund, a. Fccundo, fertil, proUflco.
Fecundation, a. Feeundaclon.
To Fecundify, ra. Fecundar, Ibcundlzar.
Fecundity, «. Fecundida^ IbrtiUdad, abnu-
danda. [dependleote
tFedarv, a. Compaflero, socio; dorado;
Federal, a. Fedenl, pertenedenta & lij^ 6
contrato.
Federate, a. Confederado, aliada
Federative, a. Federativow
Fed^'otioii, a. Confederadon.
tFedlty, a. Toipesa, biO^za, vHeaa.
Foe, «. (For.) Feado; recompensa; graUfi-
cadon, guo ; dcrechos honoraria
ToFee,«a.Pagar,preaiiar; teneriaoeldo;
sobomar.
Feeble, a. FebK d^bll, flaoo. Ungnlda
tTo Feeble, va. Debllitar. V. lb Si(fmibU
Feeble-minded, a. PusUtolme, oorto d«
Jnido. [QVCs^
FccblencM^ a. DeblUdad, ext^iaadon, flft>
Feebly, ad. D^bikuente.
To Feed, t5<».'Dar de comer; paoor; pto
veer; deleitar. — tn. 0>mer; paatar •%
.cordar.
Feed, h, Comlda, alimanto; pa^to^
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FEL
feeder, «. £1 qne da de comer; atizador,
indtador; comedor.
feeding, «. UerbajejjMsto; comida.
Feofkrm, «. (For.) £ii/**4aslB; esorltnra de
arrendamleDto de tierrta.
To Feel, tm. Sentir : tentar, eondear ; palpar,
maxKieear; Bentlr; eonooerse. To ftd
morUJUd^ Abochomarse, mortlficarBei
Feel, a.Tacta
Feeler, ». Tentador ; antenaa. V. AnUnnc^.
Feeling, «. Tacto; senslbilidad, temnra;
Mnaaeion, peroepdon.— -pari. a. Sensible^
tlcmo.
Peellnglf, ad. YlTamente, ecnsiblemente,
con energfa> He tipoke t>ery feelingly^
IIabl6 al alma.
Feet, a. i>A de Foot P16a.
Fceties%a. Slnpi^
To Feign, vo. Inrentar, flngir; preteztar;
dislmular. A fsiffned trebls, Falsete.
(Fam.) To/Hffniffnoranoe^ Hacerse ehl-
OQitO.
Feignedlf, ad, Ftngldamente.
Feignedness. & Ficdon, f raode, engafio.
Feigner, «. Flngldor. [gafia
Jelling, 8. fiaglmiento, simaladon, en-
feigningly, ad. Fabamente, astntamente.
?dnt, «. Ficdon, diatmoladon, artiflclo;
flnta. — a. Fingldo, fkleeado, flUeo.
To FeUdtate, tCK Felldtar; dar d parablen ;
oongratolarse con otro de algo.
Felicitation, «. Felldtadon, eongratnladon,
parablen.
Felldtona, a. FeHx, dlcboso.
Follcitoasljr, ad. Felizmente, dichosamente.
Fdlcitj, «. Feliddad, dicba, blenaventu-
ranza.
Feline, a. Oatono, gateeoa
Fell, a. Cmel, bvbaro; flero, feroa.— «.
Hid: tristeza; onero, piel; eollado.
To Fdl, va. Derribar, derrocar. Felling
<ftcood, Corta de monte 6 lefia.
FeUer, a. Derrlbante.
tFellidaons, a. Amargo, lo qne flnye bleL
Follmonger, a. Pelldero.
Fellneea, & Cmeldad, feroddad, barbaric.
Felloes, a. pL Pinas. A' veces fellisa.
Fellon, «. Foetemillas^ Y. Felon,
Fellow, B. Oompa&ero; camarada; »do;
cdmplioe. A orawftUovo^ Ua valiente.
A toorthleM/Mofo, Un plcaro.
To Fellow, 9a. Uermanar, igoalar nna coaa
con otra. [triota.
Fdlow-dtizen, a. Gondndadano, compa-
Fellow-commoner, a. £1 qne tiene los niia-
mo8 dereoboe que otro.
Pellow-creatare, a. Griatara de la mlsma
eepecie.
Fellow-feeling; a. Slmpatia, oompasiort; in-
teres oomnn. [en algon trabi^o.
Fellow-laborer, a. Oolaborador, oompafiero
tFellow-like, tFellowlj. a, Igoal, oomo
compaAero. [otra.
Ftflow-maiden, $. Doncella qne rtve con
Fellow-member, a. IndiTldno de la mimia
Bodedad; mlombro dd mlsmo eaerpo.
F#llow-mlnl8ter, a. £1 que eirve al miamo
ofldo. [do 6 oomerdo.
fellow-partner, a Consodo en algnn nego-
Fellow-peer, a. El qne goza de Ignal nobleca.
FEN
Fellow-prisoner, «, Proao en la mlima cAicd
6 por la misma causa.
Fellow-ecbolar, a. CondlBdpnIo. [ama
Fellow-servant, a. Oriado 6 criada dd mismo
Fellowship, a. CompaAia; asodadon; igu*l
dad : sociedad ; beca de on ooleglou (Arit)
Regia de compaflia. [carifio.
FdIow<6oldier, a. Gonmlliton: taaae por
Fcllow-stndent, a Condisdpnlo.
FeUow-anbJect, a. £1 que vive bi^o ^ mlsmo
gobierno.
Fellow-sufferer, «. El que snflre por la mis»
ma causa 6 al propio tiempo que otro.
Fellow-traTeller, «. CSompaAero de viaie.
Fellow-worker, a. El qne trabiO*^ ^^ ®1 ™^
mo intento d objeto que otro.
Fellow-workman, «. Artesano que trab^e
en la mlsma obra qne otro.
Fellow-writer, a. Escritor, sobro el mismt
asunto que otra
Felly, ad. Cmelmente.
Felo-de-se, a (For.) Suidda.
Felon, a. Eeo de algun delito capital ; pana
dizo, afiero.— a. Cruel, traidor. [fldo
Fdonions. a, Malvada traidor, villano, p^r*
Feloniously, ad. Traldoramente.
Felony, a. Felonia. [pede de pledra dura.
Felspar 6 Fddspar, a. (Min.) Feldspato, es-
Felt, a. Fieltro ; cucro 6 pellcya [breros.
To Felt, va, Trabc^ el fieltro para loe som-
Feltmaker, a. El sombrerero que trabi^ d
fldtro.
Felucca, a. Falnca, (kl&a, embarcadon.
Female, a. Hembra.— a. Femenlno.
Feme covert, «. (For.) Mt^er cosada. Feme
Bote, Soltera.
Femlnality, «. Femlnddad.
tFeminate, a. Femenlno. *
Feminine, a. Femenlno: femenil, ttemc^
delleado; mnjeril, afbmlnada
tFeminity, a. Y. FeminalUij.
tTo Feminise, vo. Aiiaminar.
Femoral, a. Femoral, pertenedento al mnslou
Fen, 9. Maijdf pantano.
Fenberry, a. Espede de zarzamora
Fence, a Defensa, reparo, resguardo; pali*
xada; oercamlento; esgrima.
To Fence, co. Ceroar, avallar; defender.—
wi. Esgrlmlr; defandetse.
Fenoefbl, a, Lo qne da defensa 6 repara
Fenceless, a. Abierto, lo que no oeti oercado.
Fencer, s. Eealmidor, maestro de esgrima.
Fendble, a. Jjcfonsable, capaz de defense.
^pk Boldadoa
Fendng, a Esgrima. [mldor
Fencing-master, a Maestro de armas, eogri-
Fendng-school, a Escuola de eegrlmo.
Fen-cress, a. (Bot) Berra
Fen-oricket, a Grlliotalpa. [resgnardar.
To Fend, va. Parar, detemcr; reofanzar
Fender, a. Enre^^o de metal dolante de la
chlmenea. Fendere^ (N6u.) Defensas
pueetoe al oostado dd borea
Fen-dnek, & A'nade silvestrew
fTo Fenerate, vn. Usurer, usurear.
tFeneration, a Usnra, interos exorbitante.
Fenestra!, a. Lo pertenedcnte k las ventanaa
Fen-luid, a. Tlerra h6meda 6 pantanosa.
Fennel, a (Bot) Hinojo.
Fennel-giant, a (Bot) Cafiaheja, Icrula.
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f«Bny, a. Paloftre, pantanoeo; coiponta-
naoo.
fFenowedj a. V. Mouldy.
FensuckeOf a, Desemnantmiuulo, deeagaftdo.
Fenugreek, «. (Bot) Fenogreco, dbolvA.
Foodal, a» FendaL
FeodaUtj, «. Feudalldad. [feadales.
Feodatafy, «. Feudatario, poseedor de tierraa
Foodatoiy, a. Feudatario.
To Feofl; cflk Enfeudar, investir, dar la In-
■ vestidura de algun fcudo.
Fcofi;«. Feuda Y. ITU/.
FeolTee, «. Feudatario. [feado.
Fooffer, «. El que da la inrestldora de algun
Feofment, A Investidara. Feqfnient i»
trvM^ (For.) Fideicomiso.
Feracluna, a. Feraz, fcrtlL [dad.
Ferocity, «. Feracldad, fortiUdad, fecundl-
Feral, a. Feral, funesto, fatal
tFero, 9, Compaflero ; consorte.
Ferial, a. FeriaL [vacaclones.
tFeriatlon, a. Bantiflcaclon do las fiestas;
tFerie, «. Feria, dla de trabnjo.
Ferine, a. Ferino, cruel, sans«rienta
Ferinenees, tFerity, «. Barbaridad, fiereza,
orueldad. [Fennentar.
To Ferment tw. Hacer fermentar. — en.
Ferment,*. Fermento; fermoutacion ; agl-
tadon; tumolto.
Fermentable, a» Gapaz de fermwtadon.
t-Fermental, a. Lo que pnede cauaar fermen-
. tacion.
Fermentation, «. Fermentadon ; agltaclon.
FermentatiTe, a. Fermentatlvo. [tar.
FermentativenesB, 8. Capacidad de fermen-
tFermillet, «. Hebilla, brocbe.
. Fern, & (Bot) Uelecba
Ferny, cu lieno de helechos.
Ferodoos, a. Feroi, bravio, floro; salTaJe.
Ferociously, ad, Ferozmonte, fleramente.
Ferociousness, «. Ferocldad, crueldad.
Ferodty, «. Feroddad, bravcza, fiereza.
Ferreons, a. Firreo.
Ferret »• Huron; hlerro para probar el
metal ; Uston. Ferr€t 6 ferret riblxmy
UiladlUo. (ProY.) Esterilla.
To Ferret vo. Rastrear, indagar, averignar.
Ferreter, «. Huron, d que avorlgna y desea-
bre lo eseondido v seoreto. [glento.
Ferriferous, a, (Min.) Fermginoso, ferm-
Forrlaffe, *. Barege, derecho por paaar en
nnabarciL
Forruffineons, Fermgtnoua, a. Fermginoso.
Ferrule, *. Kegaton, birola ; rodala de bierro.
To Ferry, to. Barquear.— vn. Pasar un rlo
en barca. [dero.
Ferry, «. Baroo de trasporte; el embarca-
I<>rryman, a. Barqnero.
Fertile, a. F^rtll, fecundo, abimdante.
FerUlenees, Fertility, $. FertUidad, fecnndl-
dad, copia, abundandik
To Feriilize, vet. Fertlliznr.
Fertilely, ad. FSrtllmente, abundantemente.
Ferula, tFerular, Ferule, «. F6rula, palma,
palmeta.
To ForuK va. Ootlgar oon la f6rnla.— «».
Palmetear.
Ferreney, a. Fervor, calor; zelo, dovodon
ardiontc. [tIto.
Fervent a. Fcrvlcnte; ardlonte, fogoso;
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Fervently, ad. Ansioasmente; fervoraa
monte.
Ferventnesi, 9. Ardor, fervw, zdoi.
Fervid, Ow Ardiente, fogoso, vehementa.
tFervldity, Fervidness, «. V. Ferveney.
Fervor, «. Fervor, zelo, devodon ; ardor.
Fescennine, a» Obaoeno, Uceodoea
Feseu«, a. Pontera (Bot) Festuoa, verba.
Fesels. a pL Judias, habicbnela\ nijolea
frlsoW
Feetat «• Festlvo.
To Fester, vn. Euconarse, tnflamarse.
tFestiniUe. a, Apreeurada
tFeatinatoly, acL Apreanradament*. [s^
tFestinatlon, a. Festiaadon, oelorldad, prio-
Feetlval, a. Festivo.
Festival, «. Fiesta, dla festlvo. V. ItxuL
Festive, a. Feettvo, at^re, regoc^ado^ go-
1080.
Festivity, & Fcetivldad, fiesta, alegria.
Festoon, t. Feston.
Feetudne, a. Pi^izo, de color de p^
Festnoona, a. Pigizo, pi^)oao.
To Fetdi, va. Ir itraeralgo ; doivar, saoa^
dedndr; arribar: produdi^ To /atom
away, Llevar. 7b /rich dvton, Bi^ar.
To/etch in 6 witMi*^ Haoer entrar; me
tcr adentra 7b fetch offy Saoar, Ilevaise.
TofeUh <m4 Sacar 4 Inz ; haoer salir. To
fttoh over^ Engafiar. To fetch up, 8a-
bir; recuperar. To fetch on£e oreath^
Beq>irar.
Fetch, a. Estratagema, treta, artifldo
Fetcher, a. Llevador 6 traador.
Fetid, a. FMldo, hedlonda
Fetidness, 9. Fetor, hedor, mal olor.
Fetiock, a. CTorueJa de caMlIo.
Fetor, «. Hedor.
To Fetter, wi* Engrillar, enoadenar.
Fetters, e. pk Orilioa, prisionea. Fetters
for horeee, Trabas para oaballoe.
Fetterless, a. DeseniWrnado, deatrabada
tTo Fettie, on. Emplearse en flrioleiaa.
Fetus, a. Feta
tFeu, & V. Fee.
Fend, a. Bifla, oontfenda, enemistad; (bndaw
Feudal a FendaL
Feudalism, e. Feodalismo.
Fendalltj, & Feudalidad.
Fendary, a. Feudataria
Feudatfuy, e. Fefodataria [nead«.
Fen de Joie, a. BegooOa (Mil) Fuego gr»
Feudist 9. Feudlita.
FeuiUemort a. OokHr cabelludo, de hoja saea.
Fever, 9. (M6d.) Fiebre, oalentura. 7b be
in afever^ Estar eon oalentnra, Spottea
fever, TabardiUo pintado.
To Fever, «a. Causar calentura. £ra
Fever-cooling, <k. Lo qoe miiiga la caIoat«
tFeveret a. Fiebredlla, caleniurilla.
Feverfew, a. (Bot) Matricaria, plaata.
Feverish, a, Febridtantei, calentnrienl^
inderto, inoonstante. [bro; deaasosianx
Feverlshnese, a. Prindpio d aparato da ne-
Fevorons, a. Galentoriento.
tFeveroosly, 4Md. A' manara de ealentara.
Fever-sick. a. CSalentnriento, febridtante.
Fever-weakened, a. Debilitado por la fiabra
tFevery. a. V. FeoeHah.
F«w, a. Poco. fnfew. En sostancia.
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Fewalf 8 Lefia, carbon. V. Fuel,
ITewmeti «. V. FutneL [mero.
Fewness, «l Brovodad, concision; corto jxix-
tTo Fe7, DO. Llnipiar una zanja de lodo.
Flat, «. Fiat, 6rden, mandato abaoluto.
Fib, 6. Mentira, embnste, bola. [cear.
To Fib, Vit. Menttr, contar montiras, trapa-
Fibber, a. Embnetero, mentiroso, trapacero.
Fibre, «. Flbra, hebra.
Fibril, 8. Fibrita. [de la sangre.
Flbrine, «. (Qnim.) Fibrina, la parto fibrosa
Fibrose, Fibrooa, a. Fibroso.
Fibula, 9. (Anat) Perone, el hneso exterior
J menor de la plema; espede de venda
pf»ra las heridas. [velddoso.
FkKI^ a. Voluble, variable, tnconstante,
Fxklenees, «. Yolnbilldad, inconstancia, ve-
leldad.
FIckly, ad, Inconstantemente.
l^ictile, a. Hecbo de barro de alfarero.
Fiction, 9. Ficcion; invoncion; mentira,
embuste.
Fictitious, a. Fiotldo; fingido; iabuloso.
Fictitiously, ad, Fingidamente.
FictltlousDesB, t. Bepresentadon flngida.
t-Pictive, a. Finddo, ficticlo, imaginario.
Fid, «. (N4u.) Pasador 6 burel Fid of a
topnuut, Cnfia de mastelero.
FiadJe, «. Yiolin. [gar.
To Fiddle, rn, Tocar el violin ; enredar, ja-
Fiddle-fliddle, «. Bogatelas, fdoleraa.
Fiddler, «. Ylolinista.
Fiddlestick, a. Arco de ^iolln : bagatela.
Fiddlestring; A Cnerda do violin.
Fidelity, & Fidclidad, lealtad, veracldad.
To Fidget, v/k Atrafagarse, fatigarse, por
nada.
Fidget, «. Afnn, fatica, ocupacion in(itiL
Fidgety, a. (Fain.) Inqateto, agitado, ioipa-
denta
Fiducial, a. Confloda
Fldudaliy, ad. Oonfidentenacnto.
Fiduciary, t. (For.) Fldeicomisoria— a. Con-
fldente; Indubitable.
Fief, a. Feuda
Field, a. Gampo; cainpifia, campana. To
take the fields Salir a campa&a. Fields
of ioe^ BancoB de hielo. Com-^ld^ Mai-
zal. [silvestre.
Field-basil, & (Hot) Ollnopodlo, albabaca
Field-bed, a Pabellon, cania de campafia
colgada como pabellon.
Field-ftre, «. (Om.) Zorzal, un pAjaro.
Fietd-manbal, a. FeldmarLscal ; el general
en Jefe de nn dcrdto.
Field-mouae, «. Turon, raton 6nve6tr&
Pield-oiBcer, 8. Oflclal del estado niayor.
Field'{)icce, a. Artlllcria de campana.
Fidd-preacher, a. Predicador en tos campos
6 al raso. [pos 6 al raso.
Field-preaching. 8. Predicaclou on los cam-
FleId*room, 8. Espado abierta
Field-sports, a pi. Las diversloncs do la caza.
Ijlold-worka. «. pL (For.) Obroa de campafta.
tFIeldy, a. Abierto, llano, oomo un campa
Ftond, 8. Enemigo; el demonlo; ento infer-
nal; ftiria.
FiendlUl, a. Endemoniado, pervcrso.
Ftendlllc^ a. Scmejante al diablo ; cruel,
«troK, talvi^]
FIL
Fierce, a. Flero, feroz ; fbrioso ; fiierte, biavo
Fiercdy, ad. Fleramente.
Fierce-minded, a. El que ticno movimien*
tos impetuosos de ira 6 anbela con ansia
el bacer dafio.
Fierceness, «. Fiereza, ferocldad.
Fieri-faciaa, «. (For.) £1 auto de las ded-
dones de un tribunal. [sldad.
Fieriness, 8. Fucgo, calor, acrimonia; fogo-
Fiery, a, I'gnco; ardjente; vfiheinenia:
colerico, vivo; ind6mito.
Fife, 8. Pifano.
Flfer, 8. Pifano, d quo toca el pifano.
Fifteen, a, Qnince.
Fifteenth, a. I>6dmo quinto, quincena.
Fifth, a. Quinta-^ M quinto.
Fifthly, ad. Lo quinto. en quinto lugar.
Fiftieth, a, Quincuag^simo, d ntunero da
clneuenta.
T\
Fj A dry
.t)Tuna,
gnerrear,
a; duela
)adachin.
ate, que-
y ligera.
ira ende-
Talfarero.
barro de
[flgura.
leca & la
10 literal.
;ia; viso;
.)Hor«»-
To*.e«-
Fiff-
ured veixei, Tcrclopdo, estampado. Fig*
ured 8(lk^ Seda florcoda. Simbolizar;
figurarse.
Flgwort, 8. (BoL) Escrofalaria.
Filaceous, a. Ilebroso, fibroso.
Filament, «. (Bot.) Filamento. (Fis. y
Anat) Hebra, flbra
Filamcntoue, a. Filamcntoso.
Filbert. 8. AvcUana do c6scara delgada.
To Filch, vn, Katear, hurtar con sutlleza.
Filchcr, a. Batero, ladroncillo.
Fllchinely, ad. Bateramento.
Filo, 8. JBramante ; legajo de pape!c5. (MIL)
Fila,hilera; lima.
To File, va. Enaartar; limar, pnlir; cnsu-
dar, manchar; rejrlstrar; archlvar.— r»
(MIL) Marchar en flla.
Filecutter, «. Picador do limas.
Filer, 8, Limador.
Filial, a. Filial
Filiation, «. Filiadon.
Filiform, a. Formado como blla
Fillgrane, FHIgree, 8. Filigrana.
Filigrccd, a. Afiligranado.
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rlUnjn. & }>2L Llmadnra^
To FUj, 90. Llenar; benchir; satisflujer:
htftar.— vn. Hartane, atrscane. 7h JUl
up, CJolmar. [carro. V. ThiU.
FiUf & Hartara, abmidanda ; el hneeo de tin
Finer, «. Annatoate. Y.FunnH. Henehi-
dor.
Fillet, «L Venda, pnesta al rededor de alga-
na cosa. (Arq.) Filete. FUIH of veal^
Baeda de ternera. Jnar con astricaloe.
To Fillet, 9a. Vendar, h^wr. (Arq.) Ador-
FUllns, a. Adlcion 6 saplemento.
To FilUp, wi* Dar on papirote.
Fillip, 9. Paplroto.
Fillj, *. Potranca; mnchacha llgera.
Film, •. PeUcnIa. AJUm on the <jy«, Nube
en el olo. ThsJUm qf th6 brain, (Anat)
Perlcranea
To Fllin, va, Oabrlr con nna pelicnia.
Filmy, <l Membranoso, pelleuloso.
Fllose, a. (Anat) Lo qno remata en bilillos.
To Filter, -PA Filtrar, dennrar.
Filter, 4L FUtro; que exdta al amor.
Filth, «. Inmnndlda; baaura, flmgo; comxp*
clon, Infecdon.
Flltblly, cuU Asqneroaamente.
Fllthliiess, «. Inmnndlda, anciedad. [do.
FUthr, a. Sndo, pneroo, asqneroao; inmun-
To Filtrate, wt. Filtrar.
FUtratlon, t. (Qnim.) FUtradon.
Fimble-bemp, t. (Bot) C^inamo bembra.
To Fimbriate, va. Fno^car; rlbotear.
Fin, a. Aleta en los coatados de loe pece&
Finable, a. St^eto h multa. [objeto.
Final a. Final; tUtlmo; dedslvo; mortal;
Finally, ad. Flnalmente, en fin, por Ultimo.
Finance, «. Hacienda p6blica ; renta, ntllldad
6 benefldo.
Financial, a. Lo oae pertenece & la hadon-
da6rentasT>6blicas; rontistloo.
Flnander, «. Oamblsta : hombre de dlnero ;
rentista, bacendlsta, flnandero.
Finch, a. (Orn.) Ooldjlnch, Acanta, Chaf-
Jtnch, Plnzon. JluU/Inch, Pinion real.
To Find, va. Encontntr, baUar, deecabrir;
Jozgar, dcclarar, doddlr; aprobar, admi-
tlr ; abasteoer, provecr. 7b find out. Sol-
ver; descnbrlr; adivlnar, arerlgnar.
Finder, a. Hallador; doscnbridor, inventor.
Findfault, «. Censnrador, oritloo.
Flndfaultingj a. Capcioao, cavilosa
Finding, «. Descnbrlmlento, inrendon.
Fine, a. Flno, puro; agndo; daro; prlmo-
roso; sagax ; elegante ; instmldo ; Tlstosa
— «. Multa; fln. condasion. Jnfine, Fl-
nalmente, por fin. [rar; lustrar; mxutar.
To Fine, va. Aflnar, rcflnar, pnrlfloar; acla-
To Flnedraw, va. Zurdr dos pcdazos de tela
coslSndolos sntll.
Finodrawer, «. Zurddor. [ddnra.
Finedrawing. a. Zurddnra, la union la znr-
Flne-flnger^ a. Dclicado, nrlmorosa
fPlnelesa, a. Ilimltado, sin fln. V. KndUaa.
Finely, dd. Prlmorosamente, con elepmda.
Fineness a. Fincza, lustre ; agndeza ; pnreza.
Finer, a. Scflnador do roetalea. [vlo.
Finely, a. Prlmor, eeplendor; adomo, ata-
Flne-«poken, a. £1 Tiie nan palabraa mny
oompnestas 6 afcctadas.
iiL a Ingenlosamente Ideado.
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Fineflse, «. Arttfido, treta, asbida, antflea^
Fin-footed, a. Palmeado. [AnDIc
FinMr, a. Dedo; la mana Fimger rin^
To Finger, va, Tocar, ntanooear; jn)ts^
manejar. [go del rloHii
Finger-board, a. La parte del mMil o mui-
Flngered, a. Lo qoe tlene dedoa.
Fingering, «. El aoto de Juguetear; modod*
tocar nn instmmento.
Flnglefangle, «. Bqjeria, fHolera.
FlnloaL a. DeUeado, afectado.
Finicaliy, ad. Afectadamente. [trsb
Flnicalnees, «. Afeotadofi propla de potlm»-
To Finish, va, Aeabar, tormlnar ; dar la olU-
mamano.
Finish, a. Acabamlento, oolmo; patlmaito.
Finisher, «. Oonsmnador, peneedonador.
Thefiniah^ qfthe law, El Tcrdogo.
Finishing, a. Acabamlento, oonsumadoo;
perfeodon.
Finit^ a. Flnlto, Hmite.
tFinitdeas, a. Inllnlto, Ilimltado.
Finitely, ad. Limitadamente.
Flnltenesa, a. Llmltadon, rertrlcdon.
Flnlesa, a. Bin aletas, desaleteada
Flnllke, Flnne^ a. Aleteado. [ellkx
Flnnikin, a. Espede de paloma; bombv»>
Finny, a. Armado de aletas coroo loa peeea.
Flna, a. pL Finlondeeee, loo natnrales de Fln*
landla.
Flnscale, a, (let) Espede de peecado.
Fln toed, a. Palmeaao; el pl6 qua tlene loa
dedoe unldoe como el dd ganso.
Fir, aiJ^-ers&Elabeto. l^rue^fir^Vin^
bete. iSbotoA-;Cr, Pino.
Fire, a. Fnego; lombre; fncendio; ardor.
To Fire, va. Eneender, eoardeoer; CMterl
zar; inflamar; tirar.
Fire-arms, a. pi. Armaa de ftiega
Fire-arrowB. a. pL Saetaa Inoa^lartaa.
Fireball, «. Qranada real [zaftero
Firebrand, «. Tizon, tea; Inccndlarfo, zl-
Firebrosh, a. EsoobiUa para barrer e) hogar.
Firecrackers, a. pL Gohetea y niedltaa de
China.
FIre-crosa, a. Sirobolo de alarma en Escoela.
Firedrake, a. Serpiente de ftiego met6<»t».
Fire-engine, a. Bombaparainoendloe; •goar
tocha.
Firelkn, a. Abanlco de ditmenea.
Fire-fork, a. JTnrgon.
Fire-kiln, a. Homllla
Fire-lock, «. Fnsil, earablna, eseopela.
Fireman, a. Bombero, agnatocbo.
Fire-maker, «. Cohetera
Firemaster, a. Ofldal do artillerla qne eutda
de las obras de ftiego.
Flrenerr, a. Flamanto, nnero. [Inoendioiw
Flre-ofllce, a Ofldna de segnroa eootra loa
Firepan, a. Brasero, oopa, cnofeta.
Fireplng; a. Tapon do los encafiados fan
apagar los inoendloa.
Flrer, a. Inoendiarlo.
Firescreen, a. G-narda-fbego.
Fireehip, a. (NAu.) Brulotok
FlreehoTd, a. Paleta, badlL
Firedde, a. Uogar, fogon de cbimenea. ciMk
Flrestick, a. Tizon. Tal fteco.
Firestone, a. Pirita, pledra qne pne-le laaiwa
Firewood, a. Lofia para la iumbre
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Fireworker, «. Sabaltemo de Artlllcrta.
Fireworks, a pL Fuegos artlfldales.
Firing, «. Le&a, carbon; dencargA.
Firing-Iron, a. Geuterlo.
tTo Firk, t^ Azotar; impolcr.
Firkin, a. Guttete, barrilcte.
Firm, a. Flrme, ftierte, duro. (Com.) Firma.
Firmament, «. Firmamento. [to.
Firmamental, a. Pertenocionte al flrmamen-
Firman, A Firman, p^ente del Gran Saltan.
tFIrmicnde, a Eetaoilldad, flrmeza.
Flrmlf, ad. Flrmemente. rconstancta.
Firmness, a Firmeza, eetabilldaa; entereza.
First, a. yad, Primero; temprano; delan-
tcro.
FIret-begotten, First-bom, a Prlmogunita
Firet-coudn, a Prlmo liormano.
Flrst-creatod, a. La primera oosa eriada de
sucspede.
Flrst-froita, a Primici.na, frutos primeroa.
Firstling, a.y a. Primog6nito ; primeriza
First-rate, a. Preeralncnte, superior, de pri-
mera claso.
Firth, V. Frith.
Firwood, A Madera de abeto 6 pino.
Flsc, A FIsco ; la hacienda p6blica. fcal.
Fiscal, A Fisco; tesoreria pflbllca.— a. Fls-
Flsh, A Pez; pescado. Shm-JlaK Tostd-
coo. FUh qfan anehor^ (N&o.) Pcscantc
de ancla.
To Fish, vn. Pescar; intentar.
Fish-bone, a Esplna.
Fish-day, A Dia do abstincncla.
Fisher, a Pescador.
Fisher-boat, a Barca pescadora.
Fisherman, a Pescador.
Fishery, a Pesca: pcsqnora.
Fishful, a. Abundante de pesca. [pescar.
Fiih-garth, a Pesqaoria, paraje comwlo para
Fish-gig; A (S&iL) Arpon. V. Fi»ffig.
Fisb-fflao, A y. JHnglaaB.
Fish-oook, A Anzuelo.
To Fishi/y, ea. Conrertlr on pcz 6 pescado.
Fishing, A Pesca. Fidiing-iackU, Apare-
Jo de pescar.
Fishing-net, a Red de pescar.
Fishing-rod, a Caila do pescar. [entcros.
Fish-ketUe, a Caldera para cocer los peces
Fishlike, a. Semeiante 4 pescado.
Flshmeal. a Ck)mlda de pescada
Fish-market, a Pescaderia. [cado.
Fishmonger, a Poscadero. vendedor de poa-
Fish-spear, a Arpon, dardo.
Fishpond, a Estanquo do pccos. [I^a.
Fish-skin, a Plel de pescado ; zapa, piel de
B'ishwife, Fishwoman, f/T Pescadcra, mnjer
qno Tcnde pescado.
Fishy, a. Lo qne ticnelas calidades 6 flgara
de pescado: abnndante de pescado.
tToFlsk,-i»n.CalleJear.
Fissi^ a. HendibK n^adlza [Jarsei
Fissili^, A La ealidad de lo quo pnode rar
Flssaro, A Orleta, hondednra, abortura.
To Fissnre, t>o» Ilcnder.
Fist A Pnflo* la roano ccrrada.
To Fist, va, Apufletear; emponar. (Fam.)
Apuflar.
Fistlouflh, A pi. Pnfiadjv*, rifta do puiiada^
Fistinat, a (Dot) Air6n.<iffo, iVuta.
Vistula, A (Cir.> l'1st4iln, f jstola.
FLA
Fistnlar, a. Fistular, flstnloso, aflstoUido. "
To Fistulata, tm, Allstolar.-— co. HaoecM fl»
taloso; borador.
Fistalona, cu Fistoloeo.
Fit, A (M6d.) Paroxlsma JVto, Conviil
Bionee; ataqae, aceeso ; capricho.^o. Apto^
propio, convenlente ; capaz ; Justa
To Fit, fxu AJostar, acomodar, confbrmar;
igaalar, adaptar; surtir, proveer.— m,
Convenir, ser k prop^ito, venlr, sentar.
To Jit aut, ProTeer, equipar d uno ; tripu-
lar; annar.
Fitcli, A V. Vetch. [de marta.
Fitcbat, Fitchew, a Qardoita, ftilnis, especlo
Fitful, a^ Alteniado con paraslsmoa.
Fitly, ad. Aptamente, Jostamente.
tFitment, a Apresto, armamento, eqnipo,
provision. [proporclon.
Fitness, a Propiedad, aptltnd, Idoneldad,
Fittednesa, a V. SiUtablsnSM.
Fitter, A Disponedor, nnidor, aeomodador.
Fittinglr, ad. Propiamente, aptamente.
Fitz, A Uiio ; dioese de los Uegitimos.
Five, a. Cinco. [trancaA
Fivebar. FiTebarred, a. Lo qne tlene einco
Fivefold, a, Qulntnpla [ramA
Fiyeleai; Fiveleaved grass, a (Bot) Clnooen-
Fives, A Un Jnego do pelotik
To Fix, «a. FUar, estaulecer; parar; sefia-
lor, determinar. — vn. F^arse, determl-
narse; pasar an cnerpo del estado flaido
al de sollda
Fixation, A F^acion; firmeza, estabilidad.
Fixedly, ad, Fijamente.
Fixedness, a Firmeza, estabilidad.
tFixidlty, Fixity, «. Firmeza y coherenda.
Fixture, a Lo que estd f^o ; los trastos l\jof
de ana camt
Flxore, a Firmeza, estabilidad ; posloion.
Fizgig, A Arpon, dardo.
To FSz, To Fizzle, vn. Silbar.
FUbby, a. Blando, flojo, laclo.
Flabile, a. Movlao 6 sacudido por el aire.
Flaccid, a, Flojo, endeble, flaco. (M6d.)
Fl/icida
Fbusddity, A Flojedad, flaqneza, debilidad.
T ■"' - Pender; flaqaear, debilitarse.
ir; enloear.
F -a; pabellon ; losa, baldosa.
E p^ Flagelantea.
1 va. Azotar, dar azotes.
Flagellation, a Flagelacion, dlsciplina.
■Flageolet, a Garamillo ; ocUvin.
Fl ^ *" * "1,lUtade tension.
Fl endebla [atrox
Fi BO, mal vado ; vlcioeo ;
Fl id, perversldad ; atro-
k^u..^ [marina,
Flag-oflQccr. A (NAn.) Ofldal general do
Flagon, A iSrasco, Jarro.
Flagrance, a Fracaneia; notoriodad.
Flagrancy, a Ardor, ftiego ; iropndendA
Flagrant a. Ardlente, flagrante; Colorado;
notorio. [ment«i
Flagrantly, ad. Anlientcraente ; uotoria*
tFlagration, a El acto do flsgrar.
Flag-ship, A (Ndu.) Navio almlronte.
Flagstafr, a (Siin.) Kl o.Hta de la bandera (
pabellon.
I''lail, A M.iyal (p.ara doJgrannr cl conleoo).
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Flake, «. Gopo; UmiiM, tonga. (Nao.)
Oiflica [vn, SomperM on UmliuM.
To Flake, va. Bedncir una eoaa 4 copoe.—
Flaky, a. VedUoflo, Ted^odo. [obasoo.
Flam, 9. FaiMtdad, mentira, embaste;
To Fliun, <Mk Mantir, aogaftar minUenda
Flambean, «. Antoroba, bacbon.
Flame, a. Llama, llamarada; fliego da la
Imnghiadon, ardor del temperamento.
To Flame, «n. Arder; brillar; inllamaise.
—^a, Fnflimar, ezcitar.
Flame-color, 9. Color de llama. niama.
Flame-ooloredf a. Lo que tiene color do
FIamo-ej»d, a. £1 que Ueoe los ojoa cen-
teUanU«.
Flameleea, a. 8ln llama; sin indcneo.
Flamen, «. FUunen ; saoerdote de los gen-
tiles.
Flaming: «. Flamante.*
Flamingiy, ad, Badiantemente.
Flamingo, a. (Om.) Flamenco.
Flamlnical, a. Flaminioo.
Ftammabilltj, & InflamabUldad.
tFlammation, «. Inflamacion.
Flammeoa^ tu Oompoeato de Uamaa.
Flammiferooa, a, Flamigera
Flamr, a. Inflamado ; at color de llama.
Flank, & l^ada. (Mil j Fort) Flanco.
To Flank, WK Atacar el flanco. (Fort)
Flanqnear. ^
Flanker, «. (Fort) Flanca [imI, Moleton.
Flannel, «. Frsnela 6 flanela. Milled Jlan-
Flan, t. Falda. faldilla, fkldon ; v&lvala.
To Flap, ro. Mosqucar.— -om Aletoar.
Flap-eared, o. Orcijudo.
Flapjack, «. Especle de ft-nta de sarten.
Flap-moatbed, a. Morrudo, bczado, hoci-
cudo.
To Flare, vn, Lndr, brillar, relampagnear.
A flar&'Up^ (Fam.) Colera; Jarana, dls-
turbia IFlash qf wU, Aeadezs, rasioco.
Flash, «. Belunpago; llamarada; borbollon.
To Flash, vn, Kelampagu&r ; brillar psssr
leroment» ; Drommpir. [tacion.
Flashily, ad. Baperflcialmente ; con oeten-
Flaaby, a. Snperacial; insolso. deaabrido.
Flask, s. Frasco, redoma, botella; polvortn.
Flasket, «. Fnente 6 plato grande.
Flat, «. Llannra; piano de algon instm-
monto; escollo— a. Ltso; raso; Insipido.
To Flat, va. Allanar; acbaUr; eTaporar.—
vn. Aplastarse.
Flat-bottomed, a, Lo que tiene el fondo
llano; diocse de los botes.
FlaUTe, a. V. FkUuUtU.
Flationg, ad. De piano. [de piano.
Flatly, ad. Horizontalmonte, llanamente;
Flatness, «. Llannra ; Insipidez ; Insolsez.
Flatpnosed, a. Chato, roma
To Flatten, ca. Allanar; derribar. — en.
Aplanarse, igualarse.
Flatter, «. Allanador. pialagar.
To Flatter, va. Adnlar, llsoi^jear; agradar;
Flatterer, a. Adalador, lisoi^jero, zalamero.
Flatteringly, ad Con lalameria, halaguetta-
menta. [calamerla.
Flattery, «. Adoladon, llaoQja, carantofia,
Flattlab, a, Cbato, insipido, insolso.
Flatulency, «. Flatolencla, rentosidad; htn-
diazon.
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FLE
Flatolent,.a Flatnleoto; liincfaadob t«ml
tFlatuouso^ Yentoso, flatolenta
Flatus, 9. Flato, ventoaidad ; aoi^ow
FbitwlBe, a. Tendido 4 lo llano.
To Flaunt, «n>. Pavoneane, baoer oaienW
elon de la gala 6 Tcatidos. [mantik
Flaunt, 9. Borla; cosa que euelga alroa^
Flavor, «. Sabor, gusto snaTC j dalicad*;
perfume.
Flavored, a. Sabroeo, gnstoea
Flavoroua, a. Babroeo; frtgranta.
tFlavoua, a. Flavo, amarillo. [Rif^ik
Flaw, 9. Besqoebradura; delbcta (Nio.)
To Flaw, fMk Biijar, bender; baoer grletM
en el c&tls.
Flawless, a. Sano, entero.
Flawn, 9. Flaon, lecbequemada.
tTo Flawter, «a. Basoar, recortar.
Fltwy, a. Agrietado, lleno de taebaa.
Flax, 9, Lino. To dre»9 Jlam, Basddte
lino. Ftaw-aatdyY.LtMeed,
Flax-comb, 9. Bastrllla
Flax-dresser, 9. Bastrillador.
Flaxen, FUur^, a. De lino, lo que esti beeh*
de lino; blonda
Flaxweed, 9. (Bot) Ltnaria.
To Flay, va. Besollar, descortezar.
Flayer, 9. Desollador, desoortezador.
Flea. a. Pulga.
To Flea, va. Espnigar.
Fleabane, 9. (Bot) Conlsa, polguera.
Flea-bite, Flea-biting, a. Picadora de p«l^
Flea-bitten, o. Ploado de polgas; viL tMii«.
Fleak, SL Mecbon. V. Flake. [beadaa.
Fleam, «. Fleme, lanceta para saDgrar ba
Fleawort, «. (Bot) Pulguera, zaragatona.
tTo Fleck 6 Flecker, «a. Abigarrar.
tFledge, a, Yoladero.
To Fledge, wl Pelechar.
To Flee, vn. Hulr, apartarse de pellgra
Fleece, & Yelloa The order <tf Vis Gotdem,
FUeeey La 6rden del Tolson de Oro.
To Fleece, «a. Esquilar la lana 6 pelo; dea-
p<^ar; blanquoar.
Fleeced, a. Vellndo ; esquilada
Fleecer, 9. Doapojador. ladron.
Floe<nr, a.Lanudo; p4Iida [Mote.
To Fleer, «n. Mofarse; baoer mueeaa.— «a.
Fleer, a. Burla. mneca; rlsa fldsa.
Fleerer, a. Moikdor.
Fleet, 9. Esonadra; flota; caleta, ensanada.
Fleet, a, Yeloz, ligero. [sar ; flotac:
To YXwiUta.yn. Yolar, desvantcerse; p»
Fleet-foot, <k Yeloz 6 llgoro de pit^
Fleetlng-dlsb, a. Espumadera.
Fleetly, ad. Yelozmente.
Fleetness, a. Yeloddad, ligereza. Jdcai
Fleming, a. Flamenco, ol natural de Flin-
FIcDitsb, a. Flamenco ; do FlAndea. Fltm^
iaJi linenj Holanda. [came y sangr^
Flesli, «. C^e; camalidad, eensuaHdad;
To Flesh, va, Prlndplar, empezar; ondnre*
cer; liartar; sadar.
Flesh-broth, a. Caldo de came.
Flesb-brusb, 9. CepiUo para frotar el cutia.
Flesh-color, 9, Color de came; oncamadoai
Flesh-diet, «. Dleta de came.
Fleshed, a. Camudo, camoso.
Fleeh-fly, 9, Mosca que ee mantienc de «
tFlcshml, a. Carnoso, gorda
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fleth-hook, $. Gancbo, para Moar la came.
Floshincsa, «. CarnosidiMl
Fleshleaa, a. Descarnado.
Fleflhlioeaa, a. Oamalidad.
Fleshly, a. Carnal, animal, corpdroa
Flesh-meat, a. Garne, para comer.
Fleshment, «. Ahlnoo, an&la, anhelo.
Flesh monger, a. Camicero; alcaboete.
Fleshpot, «. Marmlta.
' Fleaby, a. Carnoso, palposo: corporal.
Flew, pret del verbo 7b Fly,—e, Belfoa,
lo6 labios de an porro belfo.
Flowed, a, Boqulbendida [eenio.
Flesanimous, a. Doril, fucil en muoar do
Flexibility, «. FlexibUidad; dociUdad, oon-
desoeadencia. [rente.
Flexitla, a. Flexible; d6e{l; d6ctll; defe-
Flexibleneaa, a. FlexibUidad ; docilidad.
Flexile, A Flexible; ddcil; d6cUl.
Flexion, «. Flexion, indinaclon.
Flexor, «. (Anat) Musculo flexor. rnoso.
Flcxnoua, a. Tortaoeo, varlo. (Bot) Tlex-
Flexare, a. Flexion, corvadnra; zalamerla.
Fllbnatier, «. Filibuster, forbante, ladron.
To Flicker, «a. Aletear ; fluotuar : pavcsear.
Flickermoose, a. MuroiSgalo. Y. Bat,
Fllca, A pt de Fly.
Fll^r, a. Huidor, volante. V. Flyer.
Flight, 8. Uuido, foga; vuelo; bandadade
p&jaroa.
Fligbtincsa, a. Irregalaridad; travesura.
Flight-shot, a. £1 alcance de una flecha 6
Boeta. [stante.
Flighty, a, Veloz, ligero, travleeo, incon-
Flimflam, a. Capricho; erabuste) flccion-
cilia; bagatela.
Flimsiness, «. Textnra d6biL
Flimsy, a. Endeble ; f&Ul, insustanclal.
To Flinch, vn. Abandonar, desistir ; faltar ;
eohar pi6 atras.
FHncher, a. Bebidon. (Ynlg.) Pend^o.
Flindermouse, a. v. Flitiermouee.
To Fling, va. Arrojai; tirar, lanzar; empa-
lar, arrainar. — vn, Brincar ; resentlrse.
Fling, a. Tiro ; mueoa, chufleta, puUa.
Flini^, a. Tirador, arrojodor ; mofador.
Flint, a. PedernaL Flint glius, Crlstal de
roca.
Flint-heart, Flint-hearted, Flinty, a. Em-
pedcmido, cruel, insensible; inexorable,
aan. [reza.
Flippancy, «. Potolancia, loenaddad, llge-
Flippant, a. Llgero ; petulanto, loouaz.
Flippantly, ad. Petolantemente.
To Flirt, vtu Mofkr; coquotear. — ea. Arro-
Jar con ligcreza ; borlar.
Flirt, a. Qosto, gestlcnlacion ; coeo, coqaeta;
Maeca, borla. — a. Fetalante; lasciva
Flirtation, a. Ligereza ; vantdad ; coquoteria.
To Flit, vn. Volar, hair; aletear; vadlar.
FUb^k, a. Uoja de tocina
♦To Flitter, V. To Flutter.
Flitter, a. V. Tatter y Jiag. [murceguillo.
Flittermouse, $. Marci6lago, murciC-galo 6
tFlitUnesB, a. Instabilidad, ligereza.
Flitting, a, Ofeosa; Tolada.— a. Pas^ero,
Ugero. [dar.
To Float, €n. Flotar; flnctoar.— va» Inon-
Float, a. La acdon de flnlr.
Floater, a. Flouuite.
FLO
Floating, a. Flotante, boyante.
Floaty, a. Flotonte. (dada
Flock, a. Manada; coqjanto; Ted^a; ban-
To Flock, vn, Gongregarse, atroparse.
To Flog, vOw Azotar, dar azotea. [Monda.
Flogging, a. Tonda, felpa; pela. (Oaba.)
Flood, «. Dilavio, inundadon; fli^o de la
mar. [gente, Ac
To Flood, ffa. Inandar; Uenar de agna,
Floodgate, e. 0>mpaerta de esclosa.
Floodmark, a. La sefial que deja el mar, i
donde U^ en la marea alta.
Flook, a. (Nda.) Lengiieta de tooora.
Floor, Flooring, a Soelo, piso, pavimenux
To Floor, TO, Solar; echar suelo 6 piso.
To Flop, f)a, Aletear, con ruido.
Floral, a. Floral, de Flora.
Florence, a. Florentlna 6 Florenda.
FlorenUne, a. Florentin ; Florentine.
Floret, a. FlorecUla, flor imperfecta; florets
tFloriage, «. Flor, folliOe. [nUko.
Florid, a, Florido; fresco, Colorado ; mo^
Floridity, Florldnesa, a. Fresoora de color
estilo florido.
Floridly, a<L Floridamente.
Floriferons, a. Florlfero, florigero.
Florin, a. Florin, moneda de diverso.
Florist a. Floristo, coltivador de flores.
Flosoaloaa, a. Compaesto de florea.
Floes-silk. a. Seda ifoja.
Flota, a. (N6a.) Flota.
Flotaee, a. Flotante.,
tTo Flote, t?a. Espamar
FloUUa, 8. FloUlla.
Tu Floance, vn. EevolcaTso en ogua 6 deno;
Baltar de enojo. — ea. Oaamooer, adornar.
Flounce, a. Fleco, ikr&UL (Cuba.) Yada
(Mex.) Olan.
Flounder, a. Acedia, pescado de mar.
To Flounder, vn, Patear, brincar. [rina.
Flour, a. Harina. Fins Jhur^ Flor de ba-
To Flourish, vn, Florecer ; Jactarse ; ampU-
flcar; agitar. — po. Florear; yibrar.
Flourish, «. Yigor ; bdleca; floreo ; prelndia
Flourlsber, a. El que se balla eu an estodo
floredente.
Flourishing, a, Floredente.
Flourishingly, ad. Prdsperamente.
To Flout, va. U.otu.—vn, Bnrlarse.
Flout, a. Mofi^ burla, escamla
Flouter, a. Molkdor, burlador.
Floutingly, acL Insolentemente.
To Flow, vn. Flnlr; manor; derrotitae;
Sroceder; endear; colgar. — va, Inundar;
esaguar.
Flow, a. Credente : abondanda; fiuJo.
Flower, a. Flor. Flower-etalt^ Pedunculoi
Sun-jUnoer^ Olraaol. Adomo, bellexa.
To Flower, vn, Florecer; crecer en pn»-
peridad ; fermentar. — oo. Florear.
Flower-gentIe,a (Bot)£8pededeamaraiita
Flower-inwoven, a. Adornado con florea^
tFlowcrage, a. Acoplo de florea.
Floweret, a. FlorecUla, floreoito.
Flower-garden, a. Jardin de flcrca.
Floweriness, a. Abundanda de florea ; floret
de paUibras.
Flowering, a. El acto 6 estado dc florecar.
Flowering-buah. a. (Bot) Amaranto.
Flowerlesa, a. Sin flores.
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Flowerpot, «. Tieeto d€ floree, florero, tna-
eeu.
Flowery, a, Florldojleno do floras.
Flowery-kiitled, a. YestKlo oon gninialdas
d6 floras.
Flowing, a. Flqjo, crecimte del tgna.
Flowinglj, ad. Abacdantemenie.
FIowingneM, a Dicofon flaida.
Flowk, B. V. Flounder, rengreldo.
Flown, pp. Haldo, eecapado ; blnchado,
Flaato, t. (Qutm.) Flaata
FlDctoant, a. Flnctiumte, Tsdlante.
To Fluotnate, vru Flactnar; Tftdltr, dndnr.
Flactnatlon, 9. Flnotaaoton, Irresoladon,
Incortldambra.
Fiadder, Finder, «. (Orn.) Collmbo, mergo.
Flae, B. Ca&on de ohimenea; bumero; pe-
lusa.
Fluency, «. Finldez; aflnencfa; volabilldad.
Fluent, a. Floldo; flaente; oopioeo; fodL
— «. Arroya
Fluently, ad. Con aflnenda, fkoondia.
Fluid, «. Flnldo; suoo, jugo.— a. Fluido.
Fluidity, Finldneas, «. Fluldez. [lanar.
Fluke, «. y. Flook, Lombiiz en el ganado
Flummery, «. Jaloa de harina de avena; li-
Boi\)a groeera, ob^hara. [Fling.
Flung; pret v part. poB, del rerbo 7b
Fluor, $. Finldez; flnldo; menstroadon.
Flvor-tpar^ (Min.) Eepato fluor.
Fluoric add, «. A'ddo flndrlco. [rajo.
Flurry, «, BAlkga; priesa; affttadon; son-
To Flurry, «a. ConAindir; aurmar; aver-
gonzar, correr. [ebomar, sonrojar.
To Fluab, on. Flair con ▼folenda.— wi. Abo-
Flneh, a. Fresco ; afectado; opnlento.— «.
Flnjo; copia; bandada de toades.
Fhubing, a. Bubor, bodiomo de la can;
bayeton. [Bnllir.
To Fluater, txi. Confbndlr, atropellar.— wi.
Fluster, «. Impnlso repentino; flujo yfolento.
Flnatered, a. Medio oorradio, calanioeaoo.
Flute, a. Flanta; cstria.
To Flute, wi. Eetriar; alcchugar, rizar.
(Hex) Encarr^far.
Flnter, a. Flantista.
Fluting, a. (Arq.) Estriadnra.
To Flatter, on. Kevolotear; pavonearyo;
cstar en sgitacion; moverao sin objeto
f^o.— oo. Affitar. (Nto.) Flamear. Cri\)ir.
Flutter. $. Alboroto, barahnnda; agitadon ;
ondoladon. [fbsion.
Fluttering, a. Agltacton, pertarbadon ; con-
FlaTiatle, a. FlnvlaL
Flux, a. Fl^jo ; cambio ; cononno ; dlsen-
toria; derratimiento. — a. Inoonstante,
madablct.
To Flux, 90, Fnndlr, dorratir; ealivar.
Flnxation, 9, El aoto do dcjar de existir, y
dar lugar 6 otros.
Fluxlble, a, Mudable, rartable.
Flnxlbility, a. Flaxibilidad, ftuiblUdad.
tFlaxlUty, a. Fusibilidad.
Flaxing, a. Babto, fluJo de boca, aaliradon.
Floxion, a. (MM.) Fluxion. El acto de flair;
citoalo dtferandaL [diferandaL
Flnxionary, a, Lo que pertenece al e41calo
FluxionisL a. El matemiUoo perito en d
eilcolo difereacial [soHdez.
frFlaxlTe, a. Lo qne fluye ligrimas; falto de
610
FOL
tFInxnre, a. £1 acto 6 poder de flair; la
materia flaida.
To Fly, 90. J n. Volar, deeaparaeerse; teo^
meter; saltar, rarentar: bolr, eeeapar.
To Jiff abroad 6 about, Derrainarae. 7¥
Jly into o pastion, Encendorse en c6l«ra.
Flv, a. Mosca; rolante. Vegetable Jlw,
Hongo de laa Indlas. Adnlador. Gad-
yiv, Tdbano. Spanish-tip, Cantirlda.
FlTbitten. a, Mancbado 6 desoolorado per
lasmoecaa.
Flyblow, «. Cresa, bnevo de moaca.
To Flyblow, ea. Conromper la carae Ileiiik'
dula de creras.
Plyboat, a. Filibote embarcadon relent
Flycatcher, a. Alguadl de moscaa
Flyer, a. Volador; Aigitivo; el rolante d«
nn tomo de asar. [bado con moscaa.
To Fly-fish, vn. Pescar con on anzoelo ce-
Flyflap, a Moeqneador.
Flying, iHi. Volante; desniegado.
Flying-flsh, a. Pescado rolante 6 rolador
Foal, a. Potro ; buche.
To Foal, ro. y n. Potranear. procrear.
Foam, a. Eapama. [tMX. Arrojar espinn^
To Foam, vn. Espamar; estar colcrlco.—
Foamingly. ad. Con espnroa 6 babas.
Foamy^. E8pamiO<'^< eepomoso.
Fob, B. Faltriqnera neqnefla. [i ana
To Fob, TO. Engaoar, defrandar, peg^b'sda
Focal. a. Lo quepertenece al fooo; c^trieoL
tFodllatlon, a. Confortadon, sastento, relK-
cilacion.
Focus, a. Foco, el punto c^ntrleo.
Fodder, a. FornUe para los pnnadosi
To l'*oddcr, vn. Dar forn^c k las bestlaa.
Fodderor, a. Forn\)eador.
Foo« 8. Enemlco, antagonlsta, adrervarlo.
f Foehood, a. Enemlstad.
Foelike, a. El qne obra ; como nn enemiga
Foeman, a. Enemigo, antagonlsta.
Foetus, a. Feta [mn^go.
Fog, a. Niebla. (BoU Espede de ronsoo 6
Foggy, a. Nebnioso, brnmoso: mohoao.
Foible, 8. Debilldad, flaqucza, la pasion mie
domina. [car, oonftindir.
To Foil, fHi, Yencer, rendtr ; emMtar, oftx9-
Foil, a. Calda, desrentaja, golpe ; pMi parar
dorar 6 platear; lio{a de estafko; floreta
de e^grima. [raede aeparar 6 deahaeer.
Foilable, a. Yendble; recusable; lo qoe 8«
Poller, a. Vencodor. [dc
Foiling; a. Freza, cl rastro qne d<ja el reni^
Foin, a. Estocada; giurdu&a, fbina.
tFoison, a. Copia, abandancta. [fUslflcar.
To Foist, va, Insertar la subraptldamente
Foister, «. Falslflcador, mentlroao.
Fold. a. Bedil: doblez, plieffoe.
To Fold, va. Encerrar i^ado; indair; d*^
blar, pl^ar. — vn, Ocrrar.
Folder, a. Plegador, doblador.
Fold-net, 9, Araflnelo^ rad may doigada.
Foliaceous^ FoUiceo.
Foliage, «. Foll^}«, frondoddad.
To Foliage, vo. Adomar con fbll^e.
To Foliate, va, Batir hq)as de metal; oc
gar un eep^o.
Foliation, «. (Boi) Folladon. El acto da
deeenrolrene^ sallr 6 apuntar 6 batlr \m
Nc^aa.
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FOO
FoliAtare, 8. Eedacckm de metal A hojaa.
Folier, a. Pan, boja de oriflee.
Folio, A Libro, tomo; fbtio 6 plana.
FoHot, e. Eepecie de dem:>Diot.
FoHoiu, a. Frond osa
Folk, «. Gente. peraones. (HdfoUci^ Y lejos.
Folkmote, a. Junt* 6 atrantblea de gente.
Follicle, «. (M6d.) Folkulo. (Bot) Hollejo.
To Follow, Tn, Begnlrse ; provenlr. — va.
Proeeffuir; acompafiar; eegair; obedeeor.
7b fMOfD Vis law, EstodlaT el derecba
To /oUoto one's bwiness, Coidar de sua
ne^odos.
Follower, «. Sefnldor; criado; disdpalo;
imitador; partldario; amante. Iwloio-
«r«, pi Oomltiva.
Folly, «. Tonteria, Ignorancla, extravagan-
cia, locura; disputtte; viclo; lisereza,
Indiscredon. [dnar.
To Foment, to. Fomentar: protejrer, patro-
Fomentatlon, «. Fomentaclon, fumento.
Fomenter, 4. Fonientador.
Fond, a. Apasionodo, Indulgente; loco de
contento. [gnno.
To Fondle, va. Mimar, hacer carlctas k al-
Fondlcr, s. Mlinador. (Fani.) Mimon.
Fondling, «, Favorlto, qnerldo; mai cria-
do; tonta
Fondly, <id. Locamente, carlAoaamente.
Fondness, A Tonteria; pasioQ loca; Incll-
naclon; pasion.
Pont, ». Fuente de bantismo; Aindicion.
Fontanel, «. Faente. Y. Issue.
Food, a, Alimento, comida.
Foodfbl, a. Fdrtll, fhictifcro.
Foodlee^ a. Eat^ril, Infrnctaoeo.
tFoody, a. Comestible, comedero.
FooL «. Bobo : tonto, necio ; cfaocarrero.
To Fool, fn. Tontear, cbancear.— ^<ii Chav
quear ; engaflar, defhuidar.
Fool-bom, a. Bobo de naclmlento.
Foolenr, s. Tonteria, bobada, boboria.
tFool-bappy, a. Fellz por casaalidad.
FooIhardmoe^ a. Tomeridad, locura. [daz.
Foolhardy, a, Arrojado, temerariamente au-
Fooliah, a. Bol>o, tonto; malrado, nedo.
FooHftbly, ad, Bobamcnte, sin Jnido.
Foolishnesa, «. Tonteria, necedad, boberla.
Fooltrap, a. EngaAababoa
FooUa.pLF€el P16; base. (MlL)InliK:.
teria; sistema; escalon.
To Foot, vn. Bnllar, andar A pi6.— ra. Pa-
tear; piaar. Tb foot a hill^ Pagar una
cuenta. [pl6s.
Football, a, Pelota, balon para Jngar con los
Footbanda, a. j>{. InHuiteruL
Footboy, a. Yolante, locayo.
Footbreadth, «. £1 espado que cubre un pl&
Footbridge, a. Puente angotfto.
Footdotb^ a. Ooaldrapa.
7'jotod, <k. Fonnado como on pi*.
FootfiUI, a, Besbalon, caida.
Footflght, a. Batalla de 4 pi& [pi6.
Footgnard^ «. pL Oaardiaa que sirven 4
Footbold, «. Espado en quo eabe ol pt&
Footing; «. Base; piso; establedmlcnto ;
ibndamenta
Footleea, a, Y. FeetUat.
FootUdter, a. Zalanicrn, ndnlador.
Footman, «. I^acayo. V FooUsotdUra.
FOR
Footpace, «. Deocanao de eecalera; pasa
corto. [4 pi6.
Footpad, a, Salteador de camlnoa que robs
Footpath, a. Senda, vereda; acera.
Footpost, a. Correo de 4 pi6.
Footrope, a. (NAu.) Belinga del pi^Amon.
Foot'soldler, a, Soldado de 4 pi6.
Footstalk, a. (Bot) PedAncnlo.
Footstall, a. Estribo de mujer para montar.
Footstep. A Yestlglo, sefial, hnelia.
Footstool, a. Escabelo, escabel, tarimllla.
Fop, «. Petimetro, piaaverde ; presamido^
caisqoivano.
Fopdoodio, a, Tonto, bobo.
Fopling, a. Potimetrillo. [qneria.
Foppery, a. Necedad; afcctaclon; curruta*
Foppish, Oi Yanc : afectado, presnmido.
Foppishly, ad* Yanamente ; cnmit«ca-
mente.
Foppishncfls, A Yanidad. Y. Foppery.
For, prtp. For, 4 causa dc; para; como,
mitntras; con todo, no obstante, sin em-
bargo; en buaca de, sogun lo que, h4cia;
4 pesar dc. — conj. Porque, para que; por
cuanto. For aa mnchy Keepeoto 4, en
cnanto 4. For mhy^ Porque, para que.
For fear. Do miedo.
To Fonige, vn, Vlvir de pillaje ; forr^ear.
— pa. Baqnear, doepojar.
Forage, A FomiJe, toda espede de alimento
para el ganado.
Forager, a Fom^eador, forr^ro.
Foranilnons, a, Agi\jereado, poroso.
Foray, a. Y. Forray.
tTo Forbathe, to. BaiJar, remcjar.
To Forbear, «fu Cesar, pansar; abstenerse;
reportArse.— CO. OmiUr, dcjar de hacer;
suspender.
Forbearance, A Intermislon; cacbaza; dul-
znra, pacienda, indnlgenda.
Forbearcr, a £1 que intarrumpe b erltA
To Forbid, «a. Probibir, vedar; impedir,
estorbar.
Forbiddanoo, A Prohibicion.
Forbiddenly, ad, llidtamente.
Forbiddenness, A Lo que hace una cosa
digna de prohibldon.
Forbidder, a. Impedidor, eetorbador.
Forbidding, a. Aborrecible, repugnante.—
A Obst4cnlo, oposidon.
Force, a Fuerza, rigor, robnates, energy
virtud, poder, eflcacia; vlolcncia, agravio*
fberzas ; necesidad, predsion.
To Force, va. Fonar, Tiolentar; impcler
oonstretlr; reforzar. To force back.lB,^'
cbazar.
Forcedly, ad> Forzosamente.
Forcedne8^ A Compulsion, aprcmia
Forocful, a. Fnerte, violeuto.
ForccAiUy, ad. Forzadamente.
Forceless, a, Endeble, debit
Forcement, a Belleno.
Forceps, A (Clr.) F6rceps, plnzas.
Forcer, A Forzador; rencodor; 6mboIo.
Fordbie, a. Fnerte; eflcas; proyaledcnte
obllgacorio.
FordblenesA A Fuerza, Ttolonda
Fordbly, adL Forzadamente por Aiurza.
Fordng, a Compnbion. [zaa
Fordpated, a. Lo que tlene flgnra de pio
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FOR
rorelpAtlon, <l El «oto de despedazar con
pinxas.
ford, «. Y«do.
To Vord, wu Yadear.
Fordftble, a. Yadeable.
tTo Fordo, «a. Armintr; oansar.
Fore, a. Anterior, delaotero. — ad, Dolante,
lintoa. (N4u.) De proa. For4 and if/t,
(N4il) Do popa h proa.
To Foroadmonlsb, To Foreadvlsei to, A«on-
eejar, anticlpadaxnente.
To Foreallego, ra. Citar 6 raencionar inick
To Foreanpoint, vn. Prcordlnar.
li'oroappotutiueut^a. Proordinaoion, predea-
tinacion. [ticipacion armaa.
To Forearm, txk Preparar, aparejiar con an-
To Forebode, en. Pronosticor; presagiar.
(Fam.) 3Iy heart/orebodes U^hLtlo dioo
el oorazon.
ForebodemenL «. Pronostieadon.
Foreboder, a. Adlrino, pronosllcador.
Forcbodins, t. Presenamiento, presaglo.
(Fam.) Corazonada.
tForeby, prep. Cerca, cerca do.
To Forocaat, txx. 7 n. Proyectar: arreglar;
prever, oonietorar. [Trasticnda.
Forecaat, e. Prevision; proyecto. (Fam.)
Forecaster, «. Previaor ; proyectista.
Forecaatle, «. (NAu.) CUutillo do proa.
Forechosen, pp. Preclegido. [dtado.
Forecited. a. Freoltado, ya citado, arrlba
To Foreclose, va. Cerrar, iuipedlr el paso,
prevenir, exclalr.
tTo Foreoonceive, w. V. To Preconceive.
Foredatedf a, Fec^ado intea del verdadero
tieropo. [del navio.
Foredecic a, (NAu.) Proa, la parte delantera
To Foredeem, «a. Adivinar, co^Jotnrar.
Foredeeming, t. Gonietara.
To Foredeslgiit wi* Prevenir, proyectar.
To Foredetermine, «a. Predeterminar.
To Foredoom, va, PredesUnar, predetermi-
nar.
Foredoom, «. Deslino, anerte. [una casa.
Fore-door, ». Entrada, paerta principal de
Fore-end, «. Delantera, la parte anterior de
algnna cosa.
Forefloher, «. Abuelo. aacendlente. [veer.
tTo Forefend, va. Probibir, vedar; pro-
Forefinger, «. I'ndlce, el dedo segnndo de
laroano.
Forefoot, a. Mano, p{6 delantero do coal-
quier cnadrApedo. (N&a.) Ooija.
Forefront, 9. Delantera, frontlspicio.
Foregame, 6. Primer partida en el jaego.
To Forego, vo. (Teder, renonciar; antecc-
der, preceder. [baoe coMon.
Foregoer, 6. Progenitor; precursor: el que
Foregoing, «. Prccedente ; el que va delante.
Foreground, a. £1 daro en el campo de an
dibuja
tTo ForegnesA, tm. Conlotnrar.
Forehand, a. Oaario delantero del caballo.
—a. Adelantado, acelerado, prematuro.
Forehanded, a. Temprano, 4ntea del tiompa
Forehead, a. Frente ; doacaro, desTergUonzi.
To Forebew, va. Cortar algnna cosa per 1%
parte delantera.
tForeholding; a. Predicdon,
Fonhors^ «. Caballo Jolantero.
FOR
Foreign, a. Extra^Jero; i^no, remoto; ex
dnido; extrafio.
Foreigner, & Extrai^ero, foraatero.
Foreignneaa, a. Inoonexion, extraSen.
To Foreimagine, «a. Preenmir, cooietnrar.
To For^adge, «& Jugar oon antie^Mdoa
preocnparae.
Foreiadgment, a. Jnldo antidpada
To Forwuiow, va. Prever, conocer de an*
temano.
Fereknowable, a. Lo que ae paede prevtf.
Foreknower, a. Previaor.
Foreknowledge, n. Preadenda.
Foreland, «. Qibok promontoria [a!R
To Forelay, va. Puner aaechanzas; preve>
Foreloader, a. El qno gala 4 otroa con ao
it)emplo. [lantera.
To Forelift, va. Lovantar por la piarte de-
Forelock, ». Melena. (N4a.) CbabeU.
To Forelook, en. Mlrar do antemano.
Foreman, a. £1 prealdente del Jorado; «•-
pataz ; ofldal mayor.
Foremast, 9. (N4ii.) Palo de trinqaete.
Foremeant, a. Dicese de la ooaa que ae faa
indinulo Antea.
Forementioned, a. Ta dtado, arriba dtado.
Foremost, a. Delantero ; primero en attoa-
cion.
tForemoatly, ad. Entre loa primeroa.
Foremother, ^/T Progenitora.
Forcnaraed, a. Ta numbrado. soaodlcha
Forenoon, a. La mafiana. Tda.
ForonoUce, a. Preadenda, nodda aDticQ»ft>
Forensic, a. Forense.
Tu Foreordain, va. Proordinar, predesttnar.
Foreordtnation, a. Predetorminadon.
Forepart, a. Delantera.
Forepasaed, a. Pasado.
Forepossessod, a. Preocapiido.
Forepromlsed, a. Prometido de antemano.'
To Foreprizo, va. Apredar, eatimar de an-
temano.
Forerank, «. Primera flia. [do otro Davfo.
To Forereacb, va. (K4a.) 'Skvtax deUnte
Forercadlng, a. Lectora antldpada. [da
Foreredted, a. Ta mendonado, dntea dt»>
Foreremembered, a, Ta aoordado 6 men-
donado. [lantarse: annndar.
To Foreran, «& Preoeder, ir deiaote; ado>
Foreminer,«.PrecaT8or,predece9or; anan-
do ; dorredor. fMlL) Ezplorador.
Foresaid, a. Ta dicno, antodloho, sosodidNh
Foresail, a. (N4n.) Trlnquetew
•fTo Foreaay, va. Prededr, adlTlnar.
tForesaying, 9, Predicdon, preaagir-
To Foresee, va. Prever.
Foreflcer, 9. Prertoor, el que prev6.
tTo Foreseize, va. Agarrar de antemano.
To Foreshadow, va. Pronostlcar. slmbolttt:.
tTo Foreahame, va» Avergonzar; poner 4
la vergUenza. [aeluite
To Foreahorten, eo. Beoortar, oortar por
To Foreshow, va. Prededr, pronoaticar;
preflgurar.
Foresbower, «. Pronoeticador. (exterioi:
Foreside, a. Aparfenda auperfldal; parti
Foresight, «. Prevision, prevendon;
ciencia.
(£^
tForealghtfhl, a. PrAvldo, prevonldo,«
1 To Forcslgnliy, va. Pronoatlcar; prpfljmrtr
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Foreskin, t. Prepudo.
Forcskirt, «. Falda delnntora de la casaoa.
Forespent, a. Pasado, ga»tado ; eaasado, Ik-
tlgada [pestre, montaoso.
Forest, 9. Monte, Ml7a.~a. B&stico, cam-
Forestall^ 8. ^N&a.) BallesUlIa, para tomar
laa altaras de sol, Ac
To Forestall, va, Antidpar; preocapar,
prevenir; monoi>olizar.
Forostallor, t, Monopolista.
Fore6tay, «. (N&a.) Estaj del trinqucta.
I'oreslay-tacJtU. Candeleton.
FoT«6t<bom, a. Suvaje, nacldo j crlado en
los bosqucs.
Forested, o. Arbolado, poblado de irboles.
Forester, «. Guardabosque ; babltante de
los bosqoee. [del trinqaete.
Foretackfe, «. (NAn.) Apar^o del gancho
To Foretaste, ra, Teniir prosdonda ; gustar
dntes que otro.
Foretast^ «. Antldpadon. [quo otro.
Foretaster, t. Catador, el c|[ne gusta Antes
To Foreteach, to. Enseflar antes.
Foreteeth, «. pi. de Forrtooth.
To Foretell, wk j n, Prodecir, proretlzar,
presagiar.
Foreteller, «. Profeta.
Foretelling, <. PredicdoD, profecia, presaglo.
To Foretbink, vo. Premedltar, pensar.—
im. Idoar, proyectar.
Forethought,*. Prescienda; premeditadon.
—a. Premedltado. prevlsto.
To Foretoken, va. Pronosticar ; preflgnrar.
Foretoken, ». Prondstico, presaglo.
Foretootli, «. Diente indsivo 6 delantera
Foretop, a (NdiL)Gofii do trinqaete ; tap6.
Forevouched, a. Ya afirmado, atestado.
Foreward, 9, Yangaardia 6 ft-ente de on
ej^rdta [cantelar, precaver.
To Forewarn, va. Prevenir; avlsar; pre-
To Forewlsh, to. Doacar ct^^y antldpncl«)n.
tForewora, a. Usodo, gas.-i U\ consuuildo.
Foreyard, a. (Nda.) Verga del trinqueta.
Forfeit, 9. Multa. Gams qf forfeits, Juego
deprendas.
To Foribit, va. Perdcr algnna coaa por la
infracdon de la condidou bajo la cnal se
poeela ; pagar una multa.
Forfeitable a. Confiscable
Forfeiter, a. El que pierde ana oosa por fal-
tar & las condiclones baJo las cuales la
poseia. [comlso; multa.
Forfdtaro, «. Confiscocion; secaestro, de-
Forfox, «. Y. ScUaora.
Forgave, preU dd verbo To Forgive.
Verge, «. ('ragaa ; £&brica de roetales.
To Forge, va. Foijar, ft-ogoar; contrabaccr,
ftlsear monedas, &c.
Forger, «. FoHador, Craguador ; fKIsario.
Forgery, a. Falsi ficacioo ; falsedad; foiga-
dara. [atender.
To Forget, va. Olvidar ; doscuidar, dqjar de
ForgetmL a. Olvidadizo, descuidado, dos-
memoriado.
FiM^tAilneas, & Olvldo, ncgligencia.
F^rgotter, a. Olvldoso, descafdado.
Forgetting, a. Olvldo, doscuido, ncgligeada.
"^orgetUngly, ad. Descaidadaroente.
I
Forgivable, a. Pcrdonablc, remislblo. \t\a,
Vo For^vo. va. Pcrdonar, rcmitir b inja-
FOR
Forgiveness, a. Pordon; indnlgencla, romi
slon; demencia.
Forgiver, s. Perdonador.
Forgot, prei. de 7b Forget
Forgot, Forgotten, part de '
To Forisfandliate, va. (For.) Dar la pbsetlos
de una heredad al h(jo durante la vida d«
su padre. [flecha; pu^
Fork, a. Tonedor; borca; panta, de una
To Fork, vn. Brotar en forma do borquillaii
Forked, a. Ilorcado, ahorquillado, hcndido
Forkedly, ad. En figura de horqullla.
Forkodness, a. Ilorc^adara, horcadura, h«>r
quilladura.
Forkbcad, a. LengUeta de saeta 6 flecha.
Forkiness, «. Horcadura.
Forktail, a. Salmon Joven.
Forky, a. Horcado. V. Forked.
Forlorn, a, Abandonado, destituldo, olvlda-
do, desamparado, desesperada [donob
Forlornne^ a. Dcsamparo, mlserla; abaa-
Form, a. Forma, figura, modelo; modo;
bermosora; ceremonia; m^todo; banco.
To Form, va. Formar; modolar, idear;
asentar. [exterior.
Formal, er.Ceremonloeo; formal, mct6dlco;
Formalist, a, Ceremonlutico.
Formality, «. Formalldad, etiqucta.
Formally, ad. Formalmente, con toda 8o-
lemnidad; realmente.
Formation, «. Formadon.
Formative, a. Formativo. [Formador.
Former, a. Anterior, prlmero; pasada — a.
Formerly, ad. Antiguiamente, en tiompoi
pasadoe.
Formful, a, Creativo, Ueno de fbrmaa.
Formlate, a. (Quim.) Formiato. sal formada •
^e &ddo f&rmico con alguna base.
Formio acid, «. (Quim.) A'ddo f&rmlco, 4
dddo de hormigas. [comezon.
Formication, a. Hormigaeo, sensacion de
Formidable, a. Formidable, pavoroso, ter-
rible, tremondo. [mldable; horror.
Formldablencss, a. CUIdaa e^umtosa 6 for-
Formidably, ad. Formidablemonte.
Formless, a. Informe, disforme.
tFormodty, a. Ilermoenra. V. BeaxJy.
Formula, a. Formula
Formulaiy, a. Formularia [ma,
Formnlc, a. F6rmula, cjemplar, regla, nor*
To Fornicate, vn. Fomicar.
Fomlcatod, a. Fomicado. [B6veda.
Fornication, a. Fomlcaclon ; Idolatria. ( Arq.)
Fornicator, «. Fomicador, fomlcario.
Fornicatress, ^f. Concublna; ramcra, mi^jer
abandonada.
tTo Forray, va. Saquear, pillar.
[don.
Forray, «. Saqueo, pilljjo; corrorla^ irrui>-
To Forsake, va, Dcjar, abandonar, faltar li,
desertar.
Forsaker, a. Doscrtor; apdstata.
Forsaking, a. Abnndono.
tTo Forsay, va. Benundar; prohlblr.
Forsooth, ad. En verdad, dertamonte.
To Forswear, va. Benundar; nwu* con Ja.
ramento. — vn. Peijurar, Jurar folsa
Forswearer, a. Peijurador, peijuro.
Forsworn, part do Fortfwear,
Fort. a. Pnerte, castiUo, fortaleza.
Forth, ad. En adolante, hdcia adelanto. n<!l«
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lante; Aiera, aftaerft; 4 la vista, pfiblica>
mwite. [vlene 6 eet& vuiiMido.
Forthoomfng, a. Pronto h comparooer ; que
Forthtooing, a. £1 que sale de aonde estaba
oeolto. [clon, tardaoza.
Forthwith, ad. Inmedlatamento, Bin dila^
Fortieth, «. Cuadragteiinn.
FortiflabK a. Fordficablo.
Fortiflcation. «. Fortiflcadon.
Fortifier, «. Fortlflcador, Ineenicro; flintor.
To Fortify, tso. Fortiflcar; fortaleccr; cor-
roborar, ^ar. [za, vigor.
Fortitude, «. Valor, grandeza de afma; fucr-
ForUct, «. ForUn.
Fortnight, 8. Quince diaa, dos ficmanns. A
fortnight hencey De aqui k qnlnco dias.
Afi>rtnighi ago^ Quince dias ha.
Fortrefls, & Fortaleza, pla^a fortiflcada.
FortuitooB, a. Fortulto, imxMmflado, casual,
accidental [talmcnte.
Fortuitously, ad, Fortuttamcnto, acdden-
Fortuitousness, «. Casualidad, aconted-
miento impensado.
Fortuity, «. Acaso, accldcnto.
Fortunate, a. Afortunado, foUs. dichoso.
Fortunately, oof. Folizmente, dlchosamcnte.
Fortnnatencss, & Dicha, foliddad.
Fortune, «. Fortuna, suorto; 4e6tlno; bie-
ues de fortuna; hadenda; dote.
To Fortune, vn. Suceder, acaeocr, acontccer.
—'90. Hacer dichoso & una
Fortuned, a. Afortunado, dichoso.
Fortune-book, «. Libro de la bucna ventnra.
Tortune-hunter, «. £1 quo anda buscando
una mi^^ i^ca con quicn poder casarse.
Fortuneless, a. Malaventurado; infeliz, sin
, bieneSL
To Fortunotell, tw. Declr la bnena ventura.
Fortuneteller, & Sortilege, nigrouunte.
(Vulg.) Qltano.
Forfy, a, Cuarenta. [Juzgado.
Forum, «. Foro, plaza p6blica; tribunal,
Forward, adU Adolante, h&cia adelante, mas
alii. Hence forvoard^ De aqul en ade-
lante.—a. Fervoroso; vivo; confiado, pre-
sumido; precoz; audaz, osado, atrevido;
aetiva [mover, patrocinar.
To Forward, «a. Acelerar, adclantar; pro-
Forwarder, «. Promotor, remltente.
Forwarding merchant, & Comisionista.
Forwardly, oA Ansiosamonte ; con d«»caro.
Forwardnos^ «. Ansia, ahinoo; prontltud;
preooddad: audocla.
Forwards, ad. Adelante, hAcIa adelante.
Foss& «. (Fort) Foso. [Uerra.
Fossil, a. y A. F6sil, cavado 6 sacado de la
Fossillst, a. Afldonodo al'estudlo de los f6-
silea.
Fossway, «. Camlno grande con fosos.
To Foster, %a, Criar, uutrlr. — rn. Criarse
con otros.
Fosterage, «. £1 cargo de criar nifios. ^cho.
FoKtcr-brothor, «. llennano de Icche, o pe-
Fostcr-chlld, a. Ilijo 6 hiija de Iccho.
Foster-dam, ^ Ama do cria 6 oma de Icche.
Foster-earth, «. Ticrra en que creccn las
plantas transplautadas de otra.
Fosterer, a. El quo cria; promotor.
Foster-father, «. Pa<lru quo cria y cnFcHa k
un hijo ajeno.
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Fostering, & Alimento, Butrlmoito.
Fosterling, a. Y. FotUr-cMld,
Foster-mother, Foster-nurse, a. Ama di
leche. (Cuba) Crianderik (Mox.) Cfal-
chigua.
Foster-son, «. H^ de lecbo.
Fother, a. Carga.
To Fother, ca. (N&u.) £1 acto de tapar am
estopa una abertura en cl navio.
Fought, preL y part, paa, del vcrbo 7b
I%ght. [floreo.
FoviUa, a. (Bot) Fovila en el p61en de laa
Foul, a. 8udo, Impuro; malvado, detesta-
ble. Foul action^ Bi^Jcza, vilcza. Fotti
dialing^ Supercheria, doblez, mala &
Fo%U copy^ Borrador. Foul language,
Palabras I^urlosas. Foul means, Me-
dios indignoe. Fo%tl page, Paglna lleaa
do <as. Foul thame, Influnla. (Nin.)
£nredado, contrarto, peligroso.
To Foul, cOw Ensndar, onporcar.
Foul-ihood, a, Feo, malcarada [m^itoa.
Foul-feeding, a. Groeero, hablando de ali-
Foully, ad. Asquerosamente.
Foul-mouthed, a^ Obscene, malhablado,
deslenguado. [dad; plcantta.
Foulness. & Asquerosidad, impnreza; Ibal*
Foul-spoken, a. Calumnloso, lufamat<«io.
To Found, va. Omental ; apoyar; edi6oir;
eatableoer; derretirlosmetaloe; (tmdir.
Found, part y pret de To Find.
Foundatton, a. Fnndadon; origen; fkmda-
mento. motivo.
Foundwonless, a. Sin fhndamenta
Founder, a. Fundador; ftandidor.
To Founder, vfi. (N&u.) Irse & pique; saHr
mal do alguna empresa; derolomarse. —
va. Despear los pitt dd caballo.
Founderons, a. Arrulnado, no praetlcablcL
Foundery, Foundry, a. Fundena, fkindicion.
Foundling, a. U^o ae la pied^^ nifio «xp6-
sito.
Foundress, »f. Fundadora. [gen ; ftindicloii.
Fount, Fountain, a. Fuente ; nrindpio, ori-
Fountain-head, a. Origen de aiguna oosa.
Fountalnloss, a. Sin f^te. [Gatear.
Four. a. Caatro. To go upon all Jbur%
Fourbe, a. Trampista, petardista.
Four-cornered, a. (Xiaarangular. [tMow
Fourfold, a. Cu&druplo, cuatro \ecft rqp**
Four-footed, a. Cna^pedo.
tFourrier, a. V. Harbinger.
Fourscore, a. Ochenta.
Foursquare, a. Cnadrangnlar.
Fourteen, a. C^atorco.
Fourteenth, a. Catorceno.
Fourth, a. Cuarto.
Fourthlv, ad. £n cuarto Ingir.
Four-wheeled, o^Lo que tiene cuatro ni«daa.
Fowl, 6. Ave. WilafotU^ Aves sllvectziea
To Fowl, w. Cazar aves. fP^^
Fowler, a. Cazador de aves oon 6 sin eaop-
Fowling, a. La caza de aves. [aTca,
Fowling-piece, a. £scopota de cazador de
Fox, a. Zorra. raposa. (N&u.) Rebenque.
To Fox, va, Atontar; emborrachar.
Fox-case, a. Piel de zorra.
Fox-chase, a. Gaza de zorras, [cabeOos.
Fox-evil, ». Enfcnnedad quo bace caer k*
Foxglove, a. (Bot) Dcilalora
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FRE
Pox-hunter, «. Cuador do zoma.
yoxlsh, Foxliko, a, Astuto 6 engafioso como
elzorra.
FoxBhlp, a. ZorreruL
Foxtrap, 8. La tram pa pnro cogcr sorras.
*-Fozy, a. Baposono: astuto; rojizo.
Fracaon, «. Kompiznientc, rotura; fraccion,
qaebrado.
Fractional, a. Fraccionario.
Fraotiooa, a. RegaAon, enojadizo.
Fractore, «. Fractura, romplmiouto. [per.
To Fracture, va. Fractnrar, quebrar 6 rom-
Frastlei a» jt'riigil, quobradlzo; perecedero;
debiL [lidad, flaqncza.
PiagUitjr,«. Fragilidad; InstabUidad ; debi-
Fragment, «. Fragmonto; partidna quobra-
das.
Fragor, & Estallldo, estamnfdo.
Fragrance, Fragrancy, a. Iragrancla.
Fragrant, a. Fragrante, oloroso.
Fragrantly, ad. Con firagrancia.
Frafl, a. 6«ra, espuerta; canasta. — a. Frugil,
qaebradizo; propenso & error.
Frailnes^ Frailty, t. Fragilidad; instabili-
dad, inoonstanda; oaducidad.
Fralse, a. Tortilla de torreznoa 6 magras.
To Frame, vo. Fabricar; componer; a^uB-
tar; foijar, idear.
Frame, «. Fibrica; marco. (Ndu.) Cna-
dema. Simetria; foijadura. [autor.
Framcr, a. Fabricador, foijador; inventor,
Framework, a. Obra de marco 6 ccroo.
Framing, a. £1 acto do construir ; la anna-
zon do una oosa.
fFrampoId, a. Enfadadizo, enojadtza
Franchise, «. Franquida, inmunldad, privi-
1^0 ; Jurisdiccion.
To Franchise, va. Franqucar, conceder
Aranquidas; exentar. [endon; soltura.
Francmscment, «; Franqneza, Hbertad, ex-
FiiancIiiqMne, Frangipane, a. Fraudiiq>an,
eepede de porfUme exouisito.
Franciscan, a. y a. Franeiscano, religioso de
la 6rden de San Fnmdsco.
Frangible^ Frangible, quebradizow fr&giL
Frank, a. Franco, Uberal, abierto, libre.
To Frank, «a. Encerrar on pocilga; cebar;
fhmquear una carta. [zar.
Frank-chase, a. Caza libre, prlrlleglo de ca-
Franklnoenso, a. Indenso ; goma arom&tioa.
Frankisli, a. Lo que pertenoce & ice antiguos
fhuiooeea.
Frankly, cut, Francamcnte; llberalmente.
Franknesa, a. Ingenuidad, ainceridad; fhui-
qneza. candor. [al rey en Inslaterra.
Frankpledge, «. Un Jnramento de lidelidad
Franks, «. pL Francos 6 Galos.
FninticL a, Fren^tlco, fhrioao, enfhredda
Frantlcly, ad, Frendticamente, Airiosar
mente.
Franticno6^ «. Frene^ ftiror.
Fraternal, a. Fraternal
Fraternally, ad. Fratemalmente.
Fratemttr, Fratembeation, a. Oremio, oo-
fradia, hcrmandad, fratemidad.
To Fraternize, im. Ilormanarse, hermanar.
Pratridde, a. Fratriddlo; fratridda.
Fraud, a. Fraudo, cngaAo, supercheria.
l'>audAil^ a. Porfldo, cngafioao, traiilor, do
mala To.
Fraudfully, ad. Enga&oeamente, p^d*
mente. [firaude, engafio.
Fraudulenoe, Fraudnlency, a. Frandulencii^
Fraudulent, a, Fraudulento, engafioea
Fraudulently, ad. Fraudulentamente, fran
duloeamente; artifidosamente.
Fraught, a. Cargado, Ueno; prefiado do;
Ileno 6 ciurgado do. [tamo bianco.
Fraxinella, ». (liot) Fnudnela, freaniUo, dic<
Fray, a. Befriega, contienda; disputa, ^:ae-
rella.
To Fray, vo. Estregar, reflrogar; eapantar.
Fraying, a. Estrogadura.
Freak, «. Fantasia^ capricho: extravaganda^
To Freak, va. Varetcar; ablgarrar, gaynr.
Freakish, a. Caprichoao, fantdstlco, viaiona-
rio, extraragante.
Freakishly, ad. Gaprlchoeamcnte.
Freakislinesa, a. La oalidad de ser capridioso
6£uit4stica
Freckle, & Peca.
To Freokl& «n, Tener pecaa.
Freckled, Freoklo-faoeo, Freddy, a. Fecoso.
FrecUedneaa, «. £1 eatado de tener pecaa.
Free, a. Libre, independiente; licendoao;
toipe; deaenft'enaao; liberal, franco, ik-
miliar; exonto; gratuito. [mlna
To Free, va. Libcrtar; librar; abriraoc**
Freebooter, a. Ladron; filibuster, forbante;
pirata.
FreebooUng, a. Saaueo, piU^e.
Freeborn, a. Nacido libre, no esdara
Freecost, ad. Gratia, de baldo. (Mex.) Do
coca.
tFree-donizen, «. V. Freemcm.
Freedman, a. Liberto, esclavo manumltido.
Freedom, a. LIbertad; licenda; facllidad;
independenda. [gun impedimenta
Freefooted, a. £1 one pnede anoar sin nin-
Freehearted, a. Liberal, generoso. [luta.
Freehold, a. Foudo franco, propledad abeo-
Freeholder, a. Due&o, propietario abaoluto.
Freely, (uL Libremente, sin restricdon
eqponttoeamente. rgioa.
Freeman, a. Libre; el quo goza de privile-
Freemaaon, a, Fracmason. [do.
Freeminded, a. Doaembarazado, sin cnlda-
Freenesa, «. Libertad, franqueza; ainceridad.
Free prosa, «. Libertad de impreuto.
Freer, a. Libertador.
Free-school, a. Eacuela gratuita.
Freespokej), a. Dlcho am reserva. [da.
Freestone, a. Piedra franca, arenosa y blan-
Freethinker, a. Espirit^ fherte; despreda*
dor de la religion; fll6sofo. [religion.
Freetblnking, a. Flloeoflsmo, libertini^o, ir-
Freetongueo, a. Lengnaraz, deelengnado.
Freewill, a. Libre albedrio, yoluntarledad.
Free-woman, ^ Mnjer libro 6 no esdava.
To Freeze, en. Helarse, helar.— «a. Con^
lar; matardefiio.
Freezing, a. Coneelamionto.
To Freight, tKi.Fletar; carsar. To fret ff hi
by the lumpy Fletar k biUto.
Frdght, a. Carga; cargazon ; flote. Freight
out and in, Flete per vii^e redotidix
Daad freight, Flete fiilso.
Freighter, a. Fletador.
French, a.Y^ Frances. A/tfr Vie French
faahion^ A' la francc?a.
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French-bean, t. (Bot) Jodift, bubichnela,
firlsol 6 fHjoL
Freoch-chjUk, t. Espaina del mar.
Frencb-hom, «. fioclna, instrumento de
musica. [costambrea do Franda.
To Frenchify, tn. AfTancesarM; afoctar Uu
Frcnchllkc, a. Afhmceeado, a^bachado.
Frcnctia Frenzical, a, Frenetlco, fhrloso,
fuera dojulcio. [barro.
Frenzy, j». Frenesi; locum, extravlo, des-
Frciiuencc, «. Concurso; ft-ocuenda, rcpoti-
don.
Frequency, «. Frecuenda; multltnd.
Frequent, a. Frecucnte, frecuentado; co-
mur, usado. [nndo.
To Frequent, twi. Freeuentar: vlsitar & me-
Frequentatlon, «. Frecuentacion.
Frequentative, a. Frecuentatiro.
Frequenter, «. Frccuontador.
Frequently, ad, Frecucntemente.
Fresco, a. Plntura al frtnco; frescura.
Fresh, a. Fresco; nuevo. Frefik frorn^
Acabado do aalir. (Fam.) Callentlto; In-
Fre«bbIown, a. Lo one acaba de echar flor.
To Freshen, xa. Kefrescar, desalar.— im.
Befrescarsc.
Freshes, «. i>^ (Ndu.) Avenldas.
Freshet, «. Arroyo do agua duice; avenlda,
tnun<kdon.
Freshly, ad, Frescamcnte; bace poco, re-
cfontcmente. [diante.
Frpghman,/t. Novido; ^prtndpiante; estn-
Frrshmanship, h. I^oviclado, catado de no-
t\cIo. fdellcadeza.
Fnrshneas, «. Frescor; vlvcra, hennosura,
Frwhwatcred, a. Bervido 6 pro\isto do agua
Cilice.
Frrt, a. (NAo.) Braio de mar. Ilervor;
onojo, enfkdo, apuro. (Arq.)Oreca. Frttr
ffd column»^ Oolumnas astreadaa.
To Fret, va. Rozar; recamar; agltar, cnfk-
dtr.^vn. Fenoentar; rozarae, incomo-
direejimnacientarae; afliglrae. [lesto.
Pre tftil, a. Knojadizo, coldrlco, mohlno, mo-
Frttfully, ad. Con mal humor; de mala
gana.
Fretfuhiess, $. Mai genlo, mal humor.
Fretter, i. Agitador, conmoyedor.
Fretting, «. Agitadon ; entrlsteclmlento.
Fretty, a, Roalzado, bordado, dncelado.
Fretwork, a. Cincoiadura; frcteo; bordado
en 6 do realco. [zable.
Friability, a. Frlabllidad, calidad deamenu-
Friable, a. Friable, dcsraenuzablc. [ffituo.
Friar, a. Frailer Frlat'a lanUnt, Fuego
Friarllkc, Friarly, a. Frallosco, fTallero.
JMary, «. Oonvento de fraliea.— a Frallera
To Fribble, tm, Tontcar, bobear; vadlar.
Fribble, a. Vano, Infidl, frivolo.— A Pisa-
verde; hombre deapredable.
Fribblor, a. Un hombre nodo.
Fricassee, «. Fricas^, cochlfrito
To Fricassee, va. Hacer un fricasA 6 guisar
& modo de lHcas4.
Friction, a Fricdon ; fh>tadon : frietra.
Friday, a. V16rncs. Good Friday^ Vifimes
Friend, 9, Amiso, compaflero, fkrorecedor.
Friend^ Aroico, trntamiento que usan
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entre ai, los aectarioe llamadus cuaearMt
y bajo el que se distlngolr. [tetfnraa.
Friends, a. pL Parientea, allegadoa, axnigo*
Friendlea^ a. Deeampaitulo, dearalidoi.
Friendlike. Friendly, a^ AmlgaUe, aoitato-
80 ; padfloo, aervidaL fdafd.
Friendliness, a. Amlstad, hnmantded, Don-
Friendahip, a. Amlstad, aibcto; &vor, ao-
corro.
Frieze, a. Frisa, tela de lana.
Frieze. Frizo, a. (Arq.) Frlaa
Friezelike, a. Semelante al Also.
Frigate, 9. (NAu.) Fragata.
Frigate-built, a. (NAu.) Aflragatada
Fripefaction, a. Enfriamlento.
To Fright, To Frighten, ea. Eapantsr, cso-
Bar, miedo, asustar.
Fright, a. Susto, ea])anto, terror, horror.
Frightftil, a. EMMmtoso; feislmo, horroroeo,
Frightfully, adi Kspantoaamente, terribto-
raente.
Frightfhlnesa, a. Horror, esnanto. [teote.
Frigid, a. Frio, fHffido; indifereate ; Impo-
Frigidity, a. Frialaad; Indifereneia; bnpo-
tencia.
Frigidly, ad. Friamente.
Frigorijflc a. Helado, frio.
FriU, a. Eaoote, guamldon, angosta.
Fringe, a. Franja; fleco, rodapM, gaamlefon.
To Fringe, to. Ribetear, franlear, orUIar.
Fringemaker, a. Fabricanto de frai\)as, oor-
donero.
Fringy, a. Adomado eon fraidaa. [ro.
Fripper, Fripperer, a. Ropavejero ; prende-
Frippery, t. RopaTcjeria.— a. jDe^edable,
frlTOlo.
Friseur, a. Peluqnero. [tocar.
To Frisk, «n. Saltar, brincar, cabriolar; re-
Frisk, a. Retozo; gambeta, brineo. — a. Ale-
gre.
Frisk er, a. Inoonatante, Tolable, Tlvaracha
Frinket, a. (Imp.) Fraaqueta, bastidor de
hierra
Friskiuesa, a. Vtveza, alegria, vfraeidad.
Friskinz, a. Alegria, ballejugueton.
Friskfbi, Frisky, a, Juguoton, decMrpi^
do, rlvaracho, gallarda [vidrio 6enMaI
Frit, a. Frita, el material de que se hace d
Frith, a. Eatrecho 6 brazo do mar; red.
tFrithy, a. Lefioso.
Fritillary, a. (Bot) FritJlaria. [Ilttela
Fritter, & Tajada, fritllla; qaeaadnia; ha-
To Fritter, ro. Tiy)ar carnc para freMa;
desmenuzar.
Frivolity, •. Frirolldad.
Frivolous, a. Frivnio, rano, InAtlL
Frivolously, ad. Frivolameute, Tacamonto
Frivolousnesa. a. Frivolidad.
To Frizz, To Frizzle, ©a. Frisar ; rlzar.
Frizzle, a. Rizo, bucle.
Frizzier, a. Rizador, i>elaqnera.
Fro, Ofl, Atraa, bacia atraa. To go to €nd
fro^ Ir y vcrir.
Frock, 9. Bata de nlno; levtta: aayo.
Frog. 8. Rana ; ranllla del eaballo.
Frogbit, a. (Bot) Morena, plaota acniticik
Froggy, o. Lleno de ranas.
Froslettnce, a. (Bot) K^plga de agua.
Frolic, a. Fantasia, extraraganda, Jarana. •
a. Alegre, vivo, vlvaracho.
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7o FroliOf vn. Loqaeor, Jugnetear, retozar,
triflcar.
tFrolIcly, Frolicsomely, ad. Al^premente.
Froliosome, a. Jugneton, travlraa [grb.
FroIlo60IneDe6^ s. Yivoza, demasiadit ale-
From, prep. De: despaes, desde.
FroDdcscent, a. (BoL) Frondesccnto.
Frondiferoas, a. (Bot.) Frondifero.
Front, «. Frcnte; audacia, descaro; fh>nt!9-
picio; flicbada. [frente.
To Front, va. Ilacer fVente. — vn. Estar & la
Frontal, «. (Arq.) Timpano peqneAo. Fron-
tero, venda.
Front-box, «. Paico fh>nt«r1zo.
Fronted, a. Formado con frento. [tero.
Frontier, $. Frontorn. — a. Fronterlzo, Tron-
Frontispiece, «. Ftonttopicio; el frdntis de
no lil^ro. [pudente.
FroDtleas, a. Descarado, desvergonzado, im-
Frontlet, & Yenda para la fnnU^, i^rt)
Fronton do mira.
Front-room. «. Onarto k la calloc
Frost «. Uelada« bielo.
Frostbitten, a. Helado, qnemado del bielo.
Frostinees, 9. Frio, belamiento.
Frostnail, «. Clavo do gancbo en las herra-
duras dol caballa
Frostwork, a. Oaraplftado.
Frosty, a. Helado ; frio ; canoso.
Froth, 9. Espnma; bamboUa, piya.
To Froth, vn. Espnmar, criar espnma.
Frothily, ad. Oon espnma; frivolamente.
Frothlneea, a Vaciedad, fHvolidad.
Frothy, a. Espumoso ; ftivolo, yano, in6til.
To Frounce, fo. Bizar, enorespar el cabello.
Frouzy, a. ( Vulc.) Fdtido; oscaro.
tFrow, a. Fr^T, qnebradizo. [solente.
Froward, a. Ind6mitCL ind6cil, discolo; in-
Frowardly, ad* Indocilmente, insolente-
mente. [genio.
Frowardne6s,«.PetaIancIa, insolencia; mal
To Frown, va. Mirar con ceflo.— tm. Enftir-
mflar.
Frown, «. Ceflo, desagrado, en&do, enojo.
Frowning, a. Cenodo, enmdado.
Frowningly, ad. Enojadamente, con ceflo.
Fmctiferous, a. Fructifera
Frocttflcation, «. (Bot) Fmctlflcacion.
To Fmctiiy, fjo. Fertillzar, fecondar. — wi,
Frcctlflcor.
Fruotnoofl. a. Fructnoso, fecnndo, fiJrtil.
Fragal, a. Econdraico : ftngal, sobrio.
Frugality, a. Economia; migalidad, mode-
radon, sobriedad.
Frngally, ad, Frugalmente, sobrlamcnte.
Fmgiferoaa, a. Fmctifero.
Fruit, a. Fruto; frnta; producto; postrea.
To Fruit, vn. Frnctiflcar, producir Iruta.
Fruitage, a. Fmtas en general.
Fruit-bearer, », Frutal, fiructooso.
Fruit-bearing a. FrucUfcro, firactnoso.
Fruiterer, a. Frutcra
Fruitery, $. Fruta: fruteria. Fvechoso.
FniitAil. a. FructSfero, f&til, proMco; pro-
Kruitfully, ad. Fertilmente. proliflcaroentc.
FmltftilneM, «. Fertilldad. fecundldad.
Fruit-gTov^s. a. pi. Vcrgel de frntalesi
Fruition, A Frufdon; gusto, oomplaccnda.
Fruitless, a, Est^ril, inft'uctuoeo ; in6til,
vano.
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FUL
Fruitlessly, ad, Inftuctnosamente; tai6tll*
mente.
Fruitlessness, «. Esterilidad ; infruetnosldad
Fruit-time, a. Otoflo, cosecha, el tiempo da
rccoger los fhitoa.
Fruit-tree, a. Frutal.
Frumentaceous, a. Fromentlcio.
Frumenty, a. Manjar hecbo do trigo codd«
con leche.
To Frump, aa. Molkr, burlor.
FrUmp, a. Chiste, burla, molk. [caballa^
Frusb, 9. (Yet) Hendedara en la ranilla dol
Frnstrable, a. Capaz de ser ftustrado.
Frustraneons, a. Frustrdneo, Indtll, rana
To Frustrate, to. Frustrar, prlTar; burlar;
anuior. [nnloi.
Frustrate, a. Fmstrado, burbido; inAtll,
Frustration, a. Contratiempo, chaaoo; prl-
vadcm.
tFrnstrative, a, Faiaz, enga&oso. [neo.
Fmstratory, a. (For.) Frnstratorio; ft-uatri-
Frustum, a. Frapnento. trozo, pedazo.
Frutcscence, a. (Bot) iVuctescencia, madu*
racion.
Prutescent, o. (Bot) Frutiooso ; fhietioent«b
Fry. a. £1 guisado de cosas fHtas ; tritada.
To Fry, «o. Freir. — vn. Froirse ; derrotirsa
de oalor.
Prrine-pan, a. Sarten. 7b jump from ths
frying^an into the Jlre^ Uulr de las lla-
mas y oaer en las brazas.
Fucato, Facated, a. Pintado, disfhizado.
Fucn^ a. (Bot) Fnco, ova. i^«<;£, pL Fuooa.
To Fuddle, «a. Emborrachar.— en. Embor*
racharee.
Fudge, intet^. Yote I qn6 mentlra !
FueC a. Combustible, p&bulo. [fuega
To Fuel, va. Provcer con materiales para el
Fugadou.<s a. Fugaz, voldtil, instable.
Fugadousness, Fugncity, a. Fngacidad, in-
stabilidad, yolauTidad.
Fugitive, a. Fngltlvo, deacrtor, tribftigo,
ap6etata. — a. Fngitlvo, fngaz, voldtil, va*
gabundo.
Fagitlvene6^ a. Fagaddad, instabilidad.
Fuguei A (M6s.) Fnga. [dftnonlo, espina.
Fulcro, a. (Bot) Arfeo de las plantas, pe-
Fulcrum, a. (Mec) Apoyo de palanca 6 al-
zanrimn. [oon exactitud.
To Fulfil, ro. Colmar; onmplir; obsorvar
Fulflller, 9. Cnmplidor, ejeeutor.
Fulfilling, a. Cumplimiento.
Fulfilment a- Efecodon completa.
Fnlgency, FuWdity, Pulgor, a. Fnlgor, rea-
ptandor, espiendor. [gida
Fulgent, tFuigid, a. Fulgente, brillante, f&l-
tFujgnrant, a. Fnlgnrante.
tTo Fulgurate, vn. Fulgurar.
Fuliginous, a. Fuliginoso, tiznado, triste.
Fuliglnously, ad. De un modo fuliginoso. .
Full, a. Lleno, repleto; completa--a<f. En-
teramento. J^uli v>dL, Muy bien. Bee
tamento.
To Full, ca, Abatanar 6 batanar el paflo.
Fullage, 9. La poga por batanar el paAo.
Full-bloomed, a. Xo que cst& en el grada
mas alto do floresconda.
Full-blown, CL. Abierto, descogido 6 despl^
gado completamonte. fdo
Full-bottomod, a. Lo quo Ueno muobo hn
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FUN
Fall-bntt, ad. En nn miamo panto vinlen-
do i>or distlntos camloos.
Palt-charged, a, Sobrocargikdo.
Pall-dn^fl^ a. Yestido d« gala, de nnl-
forme de ceromonla.
Full-drivo, a. £1 que gala k todo galnpe.
FuU-carcd, a. Lo qao Ucne aspigaa Uenas j
frrandos.
Puller, ». BaUnero.
FnllerVearth, «, Tlerra de batan. [saco.
PuIIerVtbisile, 9. Oapota, cardectha, dip-
FuUery, ». Batan j oflcina del batanora
Foll-oyed, a, £1 qae tiene loe q)o9 grandee.
Full-lkcod, a. OariUeno, cartgordo.
FuU-groirn, a. Madoro ; creddo complcla-
mente.
Full-heartedf a. Elovado, oonflado, atrevida
Fulltne-mUl, t. Batan.
Full 'laden, a. Oargado basta mas no poder.
Fil.-manned, a. Trlpnlado completamente.
Fall-moatbed, a. Lo qae Uene vox 6 sonido
Aierte. [pleta
Fall-orbed, a. Lo qne tlone an orbe oom-
Fall-spread, a. Kxtendido & lo largo.
Fall-eammcd, a Oompleto en todas sas
partes. [alado.
Fall-Trinffod, a. Lo qae tlene alaa grandes ;
Fully, cia, Llontimente, completamente.
Fnlminant, <h Fulminante.
To Folrainate, WKyn. Tronar ; excomul-
g&r; fulmlnar; condenar.
Fulminating, «. Fulminante.
Folmlnation, «. Fulminaclon ; cennira.
Falmlnatory, a. Fnlmtnante, fulminoo.
Fulness, s. Plenitud, llenara; sacledad ;
compiemento. [suclo.
Fulsome, a. Asoaeroao; mncio; Impure,
Fulsomeij, ad. Asquerosamentr, indecen-
temente. [rancledad.
Fulsomenesa, «. Asqaerosidad ; obscenidad,
Famado, «. Pescado abnmado. [6 b(^^.
Famage, «. Hamazga, tributo por cada casa
FuDuuit, (h Fonuuite. bumeanto.
Famatoiy, «. (Bot) Fumaria.
To Fumble, va.jn. Embrullar; tartAmu-
dear; ohapucear; mucbacbear.
Tnmbler, «. Cbapacoro.
Famblinglv, ad. Cbapneoramente.
Fame,a.Iiomo; Tapor; cAIcra; vanidad.
Vo Fume, vn. Hamear ; despedir vapcros ;
encolerlzarso, enojarse.— «a. Abamar; aa-
bamar.
Fumet, 9. Fre/a, el esUdrcoI do los Tenados.
tPumette, 9. Iledor do carne corromplda.
Famld, a. Fumoso, humosa
FumidUy, «. Fumosldad, bumazo. [mlgar.
To Fumigate, to. PerAimar, Mhumar,''fb-
Fumigation, 9. Sabnmerlo, sabumo. (M6d.)
Fumigacion.
rumigator, 9. Fumlgador. [ante, Aimante.
uming, 9. El acto de bumcar.— a. llume-
Fomlnglr, ad. Gol6rlcamento.
Fumlsb, Fumous, Fumy, a. Ilumoso.
Fun, «. Diversion ; clianza, ehiste. burla.
funambnlatory, a. Lo quo imita a los vola-
tlnea. [volatin.
Fanambulist, Fonambulo, 9. Funambalo,
Function, 9. Fancion; ooupadon; el ejer-
olclo de los movimiontos vltales.
Functionary, 9. Fanclunnrio, cmpl«ada
6tS
FUR
Fund, «. Fondo, caudal.— ^-t. Fondot p4
blicoe.
To Fond, «a. Poner dinero en los fimdoi
p(ibIioo8, 6 en los de unit compaAia.
Fundament, 9. Fundamento ; aocaa.
Fundamental, a. FondamentaL— c Fun<l»»
mento.
Fnndamentallj, ad. Fundamentalmentou
tFuncbrial, Funereal, a. FQnebre; triata^
Funeral, a. Funeral, ftoebre.— «. Funeral
entierro.
tPunest, a. L6gnbro. Uunentable.
tFungo, 9. £1 que os ton to 6 bobo, zoU.
Fungosity, a. Fungoeldad.
Fungous, a. Fungoso; esponjoeo, poroca
Fungus, 9. (Bot) Xlonga— pt FungL
Funiole, 9. Onerdecilla, flbra, ligamento.
Funk, 9. (Vnlg.) Iledor, mal olor.
To Funk, ro. (Vulg.) £mponzo5ar.— rn.
(Vnlg.) Ciscarse de mledo.
Funnel, a. Embndo; cafion, conduoCo.
Funny, a. Qracioeo, cbistoso ; e6mico, ale-
gre; bnlbn. l^^
Fur, 9. Piel; ferro de pielee. JJ^irt, PcW-
To Fur, va. Aforrar con piel A fluaa. 7b
JUr a 9hip^ Forrar un nsvia
Furacioua, a. Bapax, incUnado & bcrtar.
Furacity, a. Codlda; rapacldad.
Furbelow, a. FarflU4, vuelo. [Tuolot.
To Furbelow, «a. Adomar con lar&l&M 6
To Furbish, va. Acicalar, puUr, limpSar.
Furbisbable, a. Capaz de scr puUdo.
Fnrbisher, a. Acioalador, polidor.
Furcation, 9. Horc^jadura.
Furflir, 9. Oaspa. [vtAa.
FurAlraceoa^ a. Caspoeo, lo qne tlene aal-
Furioos, a, Furloeo, fbribnnda
Furiously, ad. Foriosamente.
Furiou8no8% a. Farla.
To Furl, va. Enooger, oontraer. To /kri
ths 90(19, (Sku.) Afermr las velas.
Furling-linoe, 9.W, Aferravelas. tmilla.
Furlong, 9, ElstAdio, la octava parte ae una
Furlough, 9. (MIL) Llcenda que se da A al-
gun rallitar para aus^ntarse.
Furmenty «. Fraognlto, potaje de trfgo «>•
cido con leche. [naoe, Ilomo soplante^
Furnace, a. Ilomo, bomilla. JBkut /wr-
To Fumlsb, do. Bnrtir, provecr; equipar;
amnoblar. TJador,^rove©dor
Furnisher, «. Eqoipador, decorador; ^iar»>
Furaishiog, «. Hueetra. FumUhing^ 4ka«
AvioS. [tOL
tFurnishment, ». Snrtlmlento, proTetm{«tt>
Furniture, a. AJuar; aparq}o; material;
pertoncncla.
Furrier, a. Peletero. restraelra
Furrow, c. 8nroo;_cnalquior canal law «
FltUe,
To Farrow, vo. Burcar; estriar.
Fnrrow-fHced, a^ Cara sarcada 6 armgadn.
Furry, a. Ileoho de, gnameoido de plel^
flnaa.
Further, a. Ulterior, mas distante.— <z^
Mas l^o^ mas alUk; ademas; aon; ad»^
mas de eso. [tjr, i^yar.
To Further, vo. Adelantar, nromover; asto.
Fnrthoronco, «. AdelantamiontOi progreao
ayuda, apoyo.
^lu-^heror, a. Promotor, patron, protector.
Digitized by VjOOQlC
GAB
furthermore, ad. Ademaa, A mas de esto.
Fortheet, ae/. Lo mas l^Joe, lo mas remoto.
Furtive, €L Furtivo, secreto, heebo & esooii<
didM,
Fomnole, «. FnrAncnlo, divleso, gnuio.
Far-wroaght, a. Ueobo de pioles, adomado
con piolcfl.
Fury, & Furor; ftaria; arrobatamirato.
Fary-like, a. Furlbondo, rabioeo, ftiHoeo.
Fane, 9. (BoL) Tojo ; has 6 gaviUa de leAa.
Fnrzf, a. Llono do tojoe 6 hmieeta5.
Fnscaticii, $, £1 acto de oscnrocer 6 enne-
grecer.
Fuscous, a. Fusco. [dirsc, derretirse.
To Fuse, fja. Fondir, derreilr.— wi. Fun-
Fusee, «. Huso. (Art.) Espoleta 6 csplga.
Fusibility, A Fusibllldad.
Fusible, a. Fnsible. Aindible.
Fusiform, a. Fosiforme.
Fusil, a. Fundible.— A Fusil ; esconcta.
FusUeer, «. (MIL) FusUero.
Fusion, 9. Fnndiolon; Aision, Itcaadon.
Fuss, a. (Vnlg.) Alboroto, tumulto, ruida
FuRt, 9. Fuste, el cuerpo de la oolnna ; color
mnj subido. [altisonante.
Fustian, «. Fustan.— a. Hecho de fbstan;
Fustlo, «. Fustoc, fiistete, palo para tintes.
tTo Fustigate, va. Apalear; castigar.
Fustigatlon, a, Pcna de azoteo, palos 6 latl-
gazos.
Fustinees, t. EDmohecimiento; bedlondoz.
Foshr, tFusted, a, Mohoeo, bedlondo.
FuUfe, a, Loouaz; futil, vano, in6tiL
FutiU^, «. Futilidadfinsustanclalidad; lo-
cuacldad. [de la ormazon de un novio.
Futtocks, 0. pi (N&tt.) Oenoles 6 ligazonos
Fnttock-shroud^ 9, pi. (N&u.) Arralgadas.
Future, a. Fntuix), yenldero.— & Lo Aituro.
Futorelr, ad. En lo renidera
Faturitfon, a. Fnturlolon.
Fotarlty, a. Futnro, el por Tenlr.
To Fuzz, wk Chispear, ohisporrotear.
Fozzball, 9, (Bot)^jin 6 pedo do lobo.
tTo Fuzzle, 90. Emborrachar, embriagar.
Fy, inter:). Que ▼ergOenza I
G.
I}. Esta letra Ueno dos sonldos en ingles ;
imo fhorte totes de a, o, «, 2, r ; v. g.,
oa9f QOj gun^ ortua^ globe; j otro snat'e
Antes de e, i 0 y; r. g., gem (vem\ gib-
bet (^bbitX dingy (dln^). Delante de
las mismaa letraa, r de la a en muchoe
monoailabos y sua deriyados, suena ftaer-
te, y eomo si turieee Interpuesta una u;
T. g^ gei Oroet), give (gnivX game
(gnemV En las palabras quo oomlenzan
eon gK 0o1o ae pronuncia la prlmera;
T. g^ ghcet (goat); en las que acaban con
laa mismas Jetras, estas se pronundan
oomo una/; ▼. g., rough (r6f); Won
que en flngunaa vooea eon mudas, como
en high (Jll). A'ntea de fi, al prlndplo
6 fin de dicclon, es muda ; v. g^ gnat
(nat), fvi^(r6ln).
To Oab, m. Charlar; liablar vanamonte;
HK>ntlr, orobnstear.
GAL
Oab, 9. (Fam.) Locnacldad, chicbara. \p%
Gabardine, Gaberdine, 9. Gabacba, gabardi*
To Gabble, vn. Cbarlar; parlotear, picotear.
Gabble, 9. Algarabia, locuacidad. rpicotera
Gabbler, a, Cbarlador, diacbarero, bablador,
t0al)el, 8. Gabela; sisa sobre telaa.
tGabeller, t. Colector de gabelas.
Gabion, & (Fort) Gavlon, ceston da mim-
bre UcDO do ticrro. [y no aplnnada
Gable, a. Cabo angular hecbo con caball6t»
Gable-end, «. 8ocarren, alcro.
To Gad, w, Tunar, caliejcar, andorrear.
Gad, 9, Cotro, baston ; barra de acero.
Gadder, a. Vngabundo, ttinanto, brlbon,
callejoro. (Fam. Mox.) Ceroro. Mt^er,
andorrera.
Gadding, a. Vanmcia, briba; pcrcp-lnadon.
Gaddingly, a<2. Uaraganamento, u la bnba.
Gadfly, a. Hoeca de mnia, tdbana
Gaelic, Galic, a.y9. Galileo, cAlUco.
Gafl^ a. Arpon 6 ^arfio grande.
Gaff-boom, «. (Nau.) Verj^a do cangreja.
Gair-sall, a. (Nau.) vela do cangreja.
GaflSe, a. Espolon qao se pone al gallo
(Mex.) Navi^a do gollo.
To Gag. CO. Tapar la boca con mordaza.
Gag, «. Mordaza. ri^lovento.
Gage, a. Prenda, cauclon: medlda. (Nan.)
To Gage, va. Empefiar alguna alhaja; afo-
rar,medir. (NdiL) Arqncar. \. To Gauge.
Gager, 9. Arqueador, medidor. V. Ganger.
Gac^er, a. El que pone mordaza en la boca.
tTo Gaggle, vn. Graznor, como cl dnsar.
tGaggling^ Graznido do Ansorcs.
Gaiety, 9. v . Gayety.
Gaily, ad. V. Gayly. [venti^
Gain, a. Gananeia, provccbo, lucre; interee,
To Gain, va. Ganar ; adqulrlr caudal — tn.
Enriquooerso ; inlinjo. To gain credit,
Acrooitarse. To gain one'e end^ Alcao-
zar lo que se dosec
Golnable, A Capaz de ser adquirido.
Gainer, f. Ganador. [sa
GalnAil, a. Ganancioso, Incrallvo, provecno-
Gainfally, ad. Ventajosamento.
Gainfulness, «. Provocbo, gananeia.
Gainlesa, a. Dcsvonti^oso, infructuoso.
To Gainsay, v& Contradecir; ncgor; con-
trariar.
Galnsayer, a. Contradictor, adversarlo.
Gainsaying^ Opoeiclon, contradiccion.
Gairish, a, v. Garieh.
Galrlshly, ad. V. Garishly.
Gairishness, a. Pompa. v. Gariehness.
Gait, «. Mareba, paso, el porto; contlnento
Gaiter, a. Botln, polalna, calza de paflo.
Gala, 9. Gala, fiesta.
Galactopbagi, Galactopotie, a. pi. Lactifiigoa ,
quo comian lecbe solamente.
GsDangal, a. (Bot) Galanga.
Galatiana, a. pX. G&latas.
Galaxy, a. GaUuda; multitud de pcrsonas 4
cosas ilnstres y grandes. [dicinaL
GallMmnm, a. Gftlteno, rcsina gomosa y me-
Gale^ a. Yiento fresco. A/re«K gaU^i^Lxx,)
Temporal de viento. A etiff gale^ Fuga'
dmreda.
Galeae, a. (KAu.) Galeaza.
Galcated, a. Cubierto como oon yelmo.
Galer a, a. (Min.) Galena, sulfqroto de plpQig
Digitized by VjjOOQIC
GAM
Oalenic, OjUcdIcoI, cl GaI6nloo. [no.
Oalenhm, «. Galen Ismo, la doctrlna do Oale-
GalonlAt, «. GalenLU; do la doctrlna de Ga-
lena
Galilean, «. Galileo, natural do Galllea.
Gallot, «. (N&o.) Galcota.
GalL a. Ulol; odio; malicia; rozadnra.
To GalU va, yn. DesoUar; rozcreo; ac\\»-
rar; daOor.
Gallant, a. Galan, corte^s garboso; galantca-
dor; valeroso.— «. Gaum; cortejo; man-
cebo, m(\]o.
To Gallant, va. Galantcar.
Gallantly, acL Galanamente, blzarralnente.
Gallantnoss, c. Klegancia, bizarria.
Gallantry, & Pompa; liberalidad; galantoo;
amoro&
Gallate, a. (Qnlm.) Galatn. [Eroafla.
Galleon, «. Qalcon, bi^^l prande nsado on
Gallery, a, Galcria, corredor. A guarUr
galCn^ Jardlnca. rii'l fogon.
Galley, «. (Ndo.) Galenw Galley 6 caboose^
Galley-alave, «. Galeote. [agallas.
Gallic-acid, a. (Quim.) A'cldo ngWco 6 de
Gallic, Galilean, a. Gallcano.
GaUidsni, c GaJicismo. [gmndes.
Galllgasklna, a, pL Espoclo do medias
Galliinaafry, «. Almodrote ; picadillo, ropa
vleja. [nns.
Gallinaccons, a. Lo qne perteneoe & las galU-
Galliot, «. V. Galiot
Gallipot, 9, Orza, vasija vldrlada de barro.
Gall-less, a. Apacible, sendllo, de genio
snave.
Gallon, ». Galon, medida do Uqnidos.
Galloon, «. G^on, tcjldo do scua 6 hllo do
oro 6 plata.
Gallon, 9, Galopc. Full gallop. A' ricnda
sneltiL Hand gallop. A' media rienda.
To Gallop, «». Galopear. [de Infrlaterra.
Galloway, «. Caballo ptqucfio en ol norto
Gallows, 8. Tlorca.
Gallows-ft-ee, a, £1 que tlene la fortana de
no Bcr aborcado wcrcd^ndolo.
Gaily, a. Amargo ; lo que contieno hiel
Galocbo, «. Chancio, zneco : galocha, znpaton.
tGalsome, a. Maligno, colorico, enojaao.
Galvanic, a. Galv&nico, lo que pertenece al
galvanlsroo. Q)aesta en acclon.
Guvanism, «. Galvaninno; la electricidad
To Galvanize, va. Galvanizar.
Gambadoes, «. pL Especie de alpargatas.
To Gamble, r». Jugar con exceso, con tram-
pas; garltcar.
Gambler, t. Tahur, garitcro, fullero.
Gamboge, 9. Goma^uta 6 giitagamba.
To Gambol, vn. Brincar, saitar.
Gambol, «. Cabriola, brinco de alegrSa.
Gaoic, a. Juogo, entrctcnlmiento ; chanza,
barla.
To Game, vn. Jugor, entrotenersc con algu-
na espede do juego ; Jugar ftierte.
6ame-b^ a. Zarron, morral
Gamecoo^ 9. Gallo de rlfla 6 pcl6a.
Gamekeeper, a Goarda de coto, d qne en!-
da de la caza.
Same-leg, «. IMoma nstropeada.
Gamesome, a. Jngneton, retozon. [gnote.
Game8omene8^ c. Foatlvldad, alogna, la
Gameaomely, oo. Alegremcnte.
GAR
Gamester, «. Tahnr; garitero; i
(Ant) Kamera.
Gaming, Gambling; a. Jaega [de Joego
Gaming 6 Gambling-boose, 9, (huito, tt^
Gaming-table, a. Mesa de Jnego.
Gammon, «. v. Backgammon, Ownmon'
ing qfthe botc9pr% (Niu.) Trincaa del
banpr^fl.
Oamnt, 9. (M6s.) Gama.
To Gancb, va. Arrojar sobre gancboSw
Gander, «. A'nsar, ganso.
Gang, 9. Cuadrilla, banda. (Nin.) Parttda.
Pr^9-gang. Eonda de roatrlcala.
Ganglion, «. (AnAt.) Ganglion
To Gangrenate, To Gangrene, va. Gaagr^
nar.— tm^ Gangrenarse.
Gangrene, t. Gangrraa.
Gangrenoas, a. Gangrenoao.
Gangboard, a. (Nan.) Plancha, andamta
Gangne, 9. (Min.) Ganga, materia pedrego-
sa las roinas. [portatoo.
Gangway, «. (S&vl) Pasaroano de on XMTta^
Ganuet, a. Baquctaa, castigo mflitar.
Ganza, a. (Om.) Gansa.
Gaol, a. circeL Y.Jafk
To Gaol, va. Encarcelar.
Gaoler, «. Carcelero.
Gaol-fe\'or, «. Fiebre contagiosa de o£ree2e&
Gap, 9. Boqnete ; brecba. To ttand in tte
gapy Defender.
To Gfape, vfk Bostenr; boquear: anbvdar;
henairse; estar con la boca abicrta. 7t
gap9 at Embobarse.
Gaper, a. £1 one bosteza, etc ; pajmrndMas.
Garb, 9. Yestido, TestSdnra, tnye.
Garbage, 9, Tripas, desecho sapia.
Garbased, a. Desentraflada
Garbel, & (Nto.) Apatadorm. (Com.) Dese-
cho de espedas y drogas.
To Garble, va. Entresacar; Tialtar; gv
biUar, Umplor.
Garbler, a. Garbillador: apartador.
Garboard, a. (NAo.) Tabia de la gnilla.
Gard, 9, Gnarda, eustodla. V. OutanJL
To Gard, co. V. To Gitard.
Garden, 9. Iluerta, hnerto; lardlou JTura
ery garden, Plantel, crladera
To Garden, vn. Cnltivar nn jardin. — va. Hs-
oer, hnertos.
Gardener, a. Jardlnero, hortalano.
Gardening, «. Jardlneria. [tik
Garden-plot, a. Banco de tierra en mi hur^
Garden-staft Garden-ware, a. Ilortaliza, I*-
gnmbres, flmtaSb
Gare, «. Lana bnrda.
Garearism, a. Gargarisma [ra&
To Garnrlze, va. Oargarizar, baeCT g&rgsr
To Gargle, «a. Gargarizar; g<irgorttear.
Gargle, a. Gargarismo, ei^nagatorio.
Garish, a. Pomposo, ostentoeo; extrava-
gante. [mantet.
Garishly, ad. Ostentosamente ; deaattnada-
Garisbnesa, a. Pompa, oropel; alegxia daw-
tlnada. [ranchou Onckmenk
Garland, a. GnlmaMa. (Nio.) Bonds da
To Garland, va. EnguUnaldar.
GarUc, a. (Bot) Aja
Garlio-eater, a. Harto de ^Jos; bombre bi^
Garment, 9, Yeattdo, veatidara.
To Gamer, eo. Entrojar, abnaoooar d gnu*
Digitized by VjOOQlC
GAW
flarnar, a. Y. Granary.
Qarnot, c Granate, grantda. (Ndo.) Can-
deleton, cstrlnqae. [donar con grilioSb
T<y Garnish, to. Gnarneoer, atariar; apri-
OarniBh, ». Gaamldoii, adorno; grillofli
Garnishor, «. £1 quo pone adomos.
Gamisbment, «. Ornamento, adorao.
Qamitoro, s, Gnamicion; adorno.
Garret, « Gaardilla ; zaqoizami, dosran.
Garretod, cu Y. EmhaUled. [diHa.
Garreteer, «. La persona que Tire en gnar-
Garrison, «. (MIL) Guarnlcion ; plaxa do ar-
n;a& [da plaza con tropaa^
To Garrison, «a. Goamocer, prosidiar alga-
Garron, «. Oaballo basto.
Garrulity, «. Garralldad, locnacidad, charla.
Garrulous, a. Girrulo, locuaz, cliariador.
Garter, a. Cenogil ; jarretera.
To Garter, vo. A tar con oenogil; investir
oon la 6rden do la Jarretera.
Gas,«. (Qoim.) Gas (nombro gen^rleo).
Gasconade, a Gasconada, fanfarronada.
To Gasconade, «ik Jactarae, Iknfarronear.
Gaseons, a. Gaseoso.
To Gash, «a. Dar ana cachlllada.
Gash, A Cachlllada, borlda; dcatriz.
Gaskets, 9.pL (Nao.) Tomadores. BwnU
gaa&eU^ Tomadores del batidero de ana
vela. Tohas; calzoneeanchos.
Ga3kln^ «. pi. (Burl) Espede do medias an-
Gasometer, «. Oas^metro.
Gasometry, 9, Gasomotria. [helar.
To Gasps vn. Boquear : estar espirando ; an-
Gasp, s. La aodon do abrir la boca para rea-
plrar. He U at the kui gaep^ £std k las
ultimas.
Gastric, a. Giiistrico.
Gastriloqnons, a. Ventrllocuo.
Gastroraphy, «. Gastrorafla.
Gastrotomy, a. Gastrotomia. iquera; via.
Gate, a. Puerta de cercado. (Am.) Talan-
Gated, ok Lo quo tiene pnortaa.
Gateway, 9. Entrada por las puertas da al-
ganoercado.
To Gather, va, Goger, reooger; rebosoar;
oongregar; frandr; tnferir.— «». 0>nden-
sarso. [pafko.
Gather, 9. VH^e; nrroga; dedostre dd
Gatherable, a. Deducible.
Gatherer, t, O>l«ctor, segador, rendimiador.
Gathering, c Asambloa; aoumaladon ; ouea-
ta, colecta. [veetir. (Volg.) Charrada.
Gaudery, 9. Lnjo ostontoso en d modo de
Gaudily, ad. ()stentoaamentei
Gaudineas, a. Oropel ; fliasto, pompa.
Gaudy, a. Gstontoso, fkstoeo, charro; feotl-
TO. alegre. [dtr 6 arquear los naviosi
To Gauge, va. Aforar; medlr. (N6n.) Me-
Gauge, a. La vara 6 sonda para afora 0 mo-
dir.
Ganger, 9. Aforador, arqueador.
Gauging, 9. Aforo, aforamiento, arquco.
Gaal, 0. (Hlia antigua; Francia.
Chuint, a. Flaoo, ddgada
Gauntly, ad. Flacamente.
Gauze, «. Gasa. JAnen-gauMe^ Olarin.
Oarel, 9. (Pror.) Tlerra; gabela, trlbuto.
Gavelock, 9. Barm 6 palanca de hlerra
GsTot, «. Garnta, baile franoesi
Gawk K Cndilln* no tonto, an inaonsato.
GEN
Gawky, a. Zotc—o. Insensate, bobo, mda
Gay, a. Gayo, alegre, brillante, tIvo.
Gayety, 9, Alegria; pompa, osteotadon,
Gayly, ad. Alcgremente; esplendidamentai
tGayneas, a. Alegria, pompa.
tGaysome, a. Alogra.
To Gaze, vn. Contemplar, oonsiderar.'-eak
Mlrar do hito on hito.
Gaze, 0. Contempladon, mirada, ojeada.
Gazo-hound, a Perro que caza oon la vists
y no con el olfkto.
Gazelle, 9, Gacela.
Gazer, a. Miron, curioso. oepectador.
Gazette, «. Gaceta, papol periddlco.
To Gazette, va. Publicar en la gaceta.
Gazetteer, a. Gacetero ; dicclonarlo geografl*
CO universal.
Gazlng-stock, «. ITnzmerdr.
Gear, 9. Atarb, adorno ; apar^o do an ca-
ballo; blenes, cosaa, n<^n>do8; bagatela.
OeaHng, Qtarxxf^M. liead-i;ear,CoRtL
(?0ar«, rN&n.) Drizas.
Goat, c. £1 agqjerito por donde antra en d
molde d metal derrotldo.
Gelable, a. Gongdable.
Gdatln, 9. Gelatina, jdea.
Gelatine, Gelatinous, a. Golatinoso.
To Gdd, va. (^astrar, capor; dlsminnir.
Gdd, «. Trlbuto, antiguo en las aduanos,
nna derta multa.
Gelder, a. Castrador, capador.
Gdding, 9. Cabdlo capon.
Gelid, a, Bumamento frio, insensible.
GcUdlty, Gelldness. «. Frio extremo.
Gelly, 9. Jdea 6 gelatina. V. Jelly.
Gem, 9. Joya, preeea; g6rmen, yema.
To Gem, va. Adomar con piedras predoaas.
— vn. (Hot) Abotonar. [nis.
Gemini, tGemlny, A Gemelos; par; gemi
tGeminous, a, Kepetido, dupHeado, doble.
Gemmeoua, Gemmy, a. Lo que se asemeia
k piodra predosa, 0 d boton 6 yema ae
lasplantas.
Gender, a Espede : gtoero.
To Gender, va. Engendrar; causar.— vn.
Crear, procrear.
Genedogicd, a. Gened6gico.
Genedoglst, a Genealogista.
Gened(^, A Genedoda.
Generable, a. GenerabTo. [neral ; generala.
General, a. General ; coraun, usual.— a. Ge-
Generdisslmo, «. Goneral'isima
Generdlty, Generdty, a Generalidad, la
mayor parte.
Generdizatlon, a. Generallzadon.
To Generalize, 9a. Generdizar.
Generdnesa, a Freonenda, extension.
Generally, ad. Generalmonte, oomunmeste;
por la mayor parte.
Generalship, a Genoralato. [vo.
(}enerant, a Generante, prindplo generati*
To Generate, vo. Engendrar, propagar : pro«
dudr, oausar. [slgla
Generation, a Generadon; llni^e, prola;
Generative, a. (leneratlvo, proUHoo, leenn*
do. [dor
Generator; A Padre, proereador, engendra-
Generic, Genarlcal, a. Gen^rioo.
Generlcally, ad. Gen^rlcamente.
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0<«nero6lt7, «. OeneroBidad, UbenlldAd ; car-
bo. [c<x
Qeneroos, n. Ocneroso, noble; Uberml ; tnn-
OenorouBly, ad. Llberalmenta. [zarrU.
GenerouBDCKfL «. Genwrosidad, noblcza, bi-
Gencfiis, «. GC'nesia, libro del anttguo TbSta-
mento.
Genet, «. Ilaca de E^pafla; glnetA.
GoncthliAca, «. Gonetliaca.
Geneva, a. Ginebra, aguardiente do cncbro.
Genial, a. Generatlvo; fcativo, alegro; natu-
ral.
Geniallr, ad. Gonlalmente; ale^cmente.
Genicnlate, a. En forma de ingalo.
Genicolated, a. Lo que tiene coyuntnras 6
articulacionca. [lacion 6 articula
Geniculatlon, «. Genuflexion. (Bot) Artlcu-
Genii, s. pL Genio&
Genitals, «. pk Genltalea, teetioulos.
Genitive, «. (Gnun.) Genltivo.
Genltor, «. Padre, antlguamente monitor.
Genlua, «. Qenio, n^mcn; ingenio; talcnto.
Genteel, a. Urbano, cortoa, eeAoril; Undo,
galan.
Genteellj, aef. Cortosmente, gentilrocnte.
Genteolness, «. Gentileza, gracia, garbo, for-
malidad.
Gentian, «, (Bot) Gcndana.
Gentlauella, «. Especie de color azul.
Gentile, «. GontlL— a. NacionaL
Gentilism, «. GcntHismo, gentilidad.
GentilitiouB, a, Gentlllclo; hereditaria
Gentilitv, «. Nobleza de eangre ; donosura ;
genttlidad.
Gentle, a. SuAve, blando, apaciblo, manso.
Gentlefolk, «. La gento bien nacida.
Gentleman, «. Caballero, genUIbombre,
aefior. [roso, urbano ; noble.
Gentlemanlike, Gcntlemantf, cu Oaballe-
Gontlemanliness, Genllomansblp, «, Porte,
calidad de caballero. [dad; nobleza.
Gentleneaa, «. Dolzura; blandura: orbani-
Gentlewoman,^ SeAora, dama; damasde
honor. [tiento.
Gentlf, ad. Dolcemonte; despacfo, con
Gentoo, «. El natural de la India oriental.
Gentrj, a. La gente noble; tAmbien gente-
cllla.
Genuflection, 9. Genuflexion.
Genuine, a. Genuine, pnro.
Genuinely, ad. Puromonto.
Genulnenra.% «. Pureza; ain adnltcracion.
Genua, «. G6nero.
Geocentric a. Geoo6ntrico. [sura.
Geodsesia, Geodesy, $. Geodosio, agrimen-
Geographer, «. Geografo.
Geographical, a. Geogrdflco.
Geographically, ad Geogr4flcamcnto.
Geography, a. Geo^raf ia.
ology, 9. Geologla, la cienda de las pro-
pledades de la tierra.
Geomaney, «. Geomanda.
Geometer, Geometrician, «. Ge^motra.
Geometric, Geometrical, a. Geom6trico
Oeometriodly, ad^ Geomitrlcaraente.
To Geometrize, vn, Obrar conforme i ias
leyea de la geometiia.
Geometry, 9, Geometria. [la agrloultum.
Geoponlcal, a. Geondnloo, iiertenedcnte A
Geoponioa, c Geoponlca; eoonomiamnU.
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Geranium, a. (Bot) Geranio.
Gerfklcon, «. (Cm.) Gerilklte.
(}erm, 9, (Bot) Ovario, brotc, !o que eon*
tIene la scmillik [dea^^
German, a. y a. Aleman; germanioo^ t9>
Germanlty, a. Hermandad.
Germen, «. (Bot) jQdrmen, grilla
To Germinate, vn. Brotar.— «<k GennlBW.
Germination, 9. Germinadon. [^^a>
Gerocomy, a. £1 regimen oonvenSenia 4 la
Gerund, «. Gerundio.
Gestation, a. Pre&ez, prefiado.
Gesttc, a. Hlat^rico, historial
To Gesticulate, vn. Geeticnlar; acdonaor.^
va. Imitar, remedar.
Gesticulation, a. Geaticoladon.
Gestlculator, a. Geatero, ei que haoe s<*tM.
Gesticnlatonr, a. Qesticohir.
Gesture, 9. Gesta
To GeaUuv, wl Aodonar; remedar.
To Get, va, Ganar, adqnirir; oonaegoir
obtener, alcanzar ; traer, ir 4 buseac Tc
get out of order^ Deaoomponersew — via.
Alcanzar, lograr. [prorecba
Getting, 9. Adquisidon, ganancia, lacro,
Gewgaw, a. Ohuoheria ; miriAaeue, Jagaeta.
Qhastfhl, a. L6gubre; pareddo a on ea-
pectra [meate.
GhastAilly, ad. Terrlbleroente, espaotoaa'
Ghastlino^ «. Palidez, color b cara cftda*
▼erica.
Ghastly, a. P6IIdo, horrible. e^Mmtoaok
Gherkin, «. Pepinillo. [EsTiirita Santo
Ghost 9. Aparecida ThtTHoty Ghotts K.
Ghostlike, o. Seco, marchito; pvecido 4 on
id, alma.
pertenedoDte a
G nntoo. [vi^i
G Vicaiy Un mate
1 ; jerigonza 6 en
[ios gitanoa.
G gonnaaia, «it7a
G >MW.
1 . olgar expoaerle
en la horca.
Gibbosity, c. Jiba, ooroova.
Gibbous, Ok. Jibado, oonvexo ; Jorob«do
corcovado.
Gibbousnesa, «. Convexidad, corvailura.
Gibcat, 9, Gate. [properar.
To Gibe, m. Escamecer, bnrlano.— «a^ Im-
Gibe, 9. Mofa, burla; pulla, chnfleta.
Giber, K Eacarnecedor, mofador.
Giblngly, om/. Desdefiadamente, de burlaa.
Giblets, 9. pi. MenudiUos de una ave.
Giddily, ad. Vortiginoso; inconstanto-
mente. [deavaho^
Giddiness, «. Vertigo; inconstancia; yalven;
Giddy, a. Y ertigluoso ; ligoro ; descoidado
pAlelo. [oaseoa.
Giddy-brained, a. Descuidado; ligero da
Giddy-head, a. £1 hombre looo 6 UMfo.
Giddy-headed, a, Inoonstante; impradentt
looo.
Gift, a. Don, grada, (kvor; sobonio; Aamf
don ; oblaoion ; prenda. 2fe%o ycor'l
ffi/t^ Agulnalda
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to Gift, ra. Adornar la naturaloza d algano
con dot^ prendas 6 talentos.
Gined, a. Talentoso, h&bil.
01^, 8. Caleaio ; perlnola ; esqnife.
Qfgantaan, ct. Oigant«6co; irresistible.
Gigantic, a. Gi^oteo, gigantesca
To Giggle, vn. f'isgarse 8onri6ndose; roirse
por nada.
Giggle, 8. Fiagon ; xnolMor. [carniccria.
Giscot, 8, Picma, el muslo del animal en b
Glfd, V. Guild.
To Gild, va. Dorar ; llnmlnar.
Gilder, s. Dorador; rooneda holandesa.
Gilding, 8. Doradara.
Gill, 8, Medida de liqaidoa (Bot) Hiodra.
Gill, 8. Agalla; papada: barranco.
Gillyflower, «. (Bot) AlelL
Gilt, pret ypart de 7b Gild.
Gtlthead, «. (let) Esparo 6 eepdtnla.
Gimbals, «. pi. (NAo.) Balancines de la br&-
Jala.
Gimcrack, 8, Obra mecdnica de pooo Talor.
Gimlet, 8. Barrena peqoefia.
Gin. 8. Trampa; cabria; gtxMlnik Cotton
ffifh Mdauina para desmotar •! algodon.
Ginger. «. Jongibre, idengibra.
Gingerbread, «. Pan dejengibra
Gingerly, ad^ Gautelosamento.
Gingbani, «. Carranclan, olancilla
Gingival, a, Lopertcneclento & las oncias.
To Gingte, V. To Jingle.
Gingle, «. Sonido bronco; retlntln.
GInnet, «. V. Genet.
Ginseng, 8. Ginseng; la ralz de ginseng.
To GIp, CO. Deatrlpar los arenquea
Gipsy, 8. Gitano; gitanesco, picaron.
Girandole, 8. Girdndula. [de 6palo.
Girasole, ^. (Bot) IIeliotr6pio ; una espede
To Gird, va. Ceflir ; rodear; cnvestir ; equl-
par. — im. Mofhrse.
Gird, 8. Angnstia, escarnio, mofa.
Girder, «. (Zlrq.) Cuarton ; censor satirieo.
Girdle,«. CAngnlo, cincuron, cedidor; circnlo.
To Girdle, uo. Ceftir, cercar, rodear, cir-
ctindar.
Girdle-belt, 8. Ceflidor.
Girdler; «. £1 que bace cefiidores, cintnrero.
Girl, f^Mochacha, doacoUita.
Girlhood, 8. Doncellez, solteria. [chada.
Girlish, a. JavenlL GirU8h tricky Mocha-
Glrlishly, ad. Como nna muchacba.
To Girt. va. Ceflir, cercar. V. To Gird,
Girt, «: V. Girth.
Glrt-line, 8. (N^o.) Andarlvel. [cia.
Girth, «. Glneha de caballeria; drcnnferen-
To Girtb, «a. Oinchar.
Girth-straps, «. pk Correas de cincba.
To Give, va. J n, Dar, donar; conceder;
ontregarse; dar de id, aflojarse, ablan>
darse ; cejar. To give again, Volver k
dar. To give atoay^ ^najenar^ trasferlr,
^aepasar A otro la posesion de algmia
oosa, entregar, abandonar, dar libremento.
^ hive hack, Bestttnir. To give oui,
forth. Publicar. To aive in, Oeder. To
give into, IncUnarse a. To give off, De-
alfltir. To give a gue88, Adivlnar. To
give a look, Mirar. To give evidence,
A tcstignar. To give joy, Dar el parabien.
To give one'8 reepecte, Dar memorias.
GLA
Given under my hand and 8eal, Finn*
do y sellado de mi mano.
Girer, 8. Donador, dador.
Gives, 8. V. Gyves.
Giving, 8, £1 acto de dar 6 conferir.
Gizzard, «. MoUeja do ave.
Glabrous, a, Liso, llano.
Glacial, a. Glacial
Glaciers, 8. pL YentJsqaercM.
Glacis, 0. (Fort) Glacis 6 esplanada.
Glad, a. Alcgre, contento, g^zoso.
To Gladden, va. Al^;rar, regocijar.
Glade, «. CuAada.
tGladfulness, «. Alegria, gozo, Jiibilo.
Gladlaior, 8. Gladiator 6 gladiador.
Gladiatorial, Gladiatory, a. Gladiatorio.
Gladly, ad. Alegromente.
Gladness, s. Alegria.
Gladsome, a. Alegre, contento.
Gladaomely, ad. Alegromente.
GladflomonesH, 8. Alegria, gracla, donalre.
Glair, 8. Clara de huevo. Fhueva
To Glair, va. Dar 6 untar con clara da.
Glance, «. Ylslumbre; rel&mpago; ojeada;
aspecta
Toiilance, vn. Oentellar; ojear. — pa. Dls-
parar en direcclou oblicoa : raspar ; Ian-
zar mlradas.
Glancingly, ad. De paso, oblicuamente.
Gland, s. Gl&ndula. [cabailoa.
Glandored, a. Muermoso, se dice de los
Glanders, 8. Maermo, enfermedad de los
caballos. [bellotas.
Glandiferons, a. Glandigero, lo qjie prodnco
Glandular, Glandulous, a. Glanduloso.
Glandule, 8. Glandulilla.
Glandulosity, «. Conjunto do gldndnla?.
To Glare, vn, Kelumbrar, brillar; ecbai
mlradas de indignacion.
Glare, «. Deslumbramiento. Y. Glair.
Glareous, a. Yiscoso, pegajoso, glutlnoso.
Glaring; a. Chocante; notorlo; brillante.
Glaringly, ad, Notoriamente.
Glass, a. vldrio; vaso. Perspective glase,
Teleacopio. Magnifying glass, Vidrio
de aamento. Looking-glass, Espeio.
Glass-blowen s, Soplador de vldiio, vidriercv
Glassful, 8. vaso lleno.
Glaas-ftimace, 8. Horno do vidrio.
Glass-gazlnc, a. £1 quo cstd mirdndose
slempre al espeijo. [criatales.
Glass-grinder, s. Pulldor 6 bmflidor do
Glass-nouse, s. Yidrieria, f&brica de vidrio.
Glaasiness, «. Lisora; estado de vitriflcacion.
Olassllke, a. Trasnarente compel vidrio.
Glass-maker, 8, Yidriero, el que baco ol
vidrio.
Glassman, a. Yidriero, el quo vondo vidria
Glassmetal, «. £1 vidrio derrctido. [tales.
Glass-shop, 8. Yidrieria; almaoen de crls-
Glassware, s. Yidrieria, cristaleria.
Glass-window^a. Yldrlera.
Glasswork, A Filbrica de vidrio 6 crlstalea.
Glasswort, «. (Bot) Sosa. barrllla (yerba).
Glassy, a. Yitreo, crlst&iino, vidrioso.
Glauber^ salt, s. Sal de Glauber, sulfate d«
sosa.
Glaucous, a, Yordoso, verde do gansaron.
Glave, 8. Espada ancba. [nlzai
To Glaze, va. Poncr cristalos ; vidriar ; bax^
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8Uzi«r, $, Vldriero. [barra
Glazing, «. El arte do ridriar las vasgas do
Qleam, «. £el4mpago, rcsplandor pa«Oero.
To Qleam, vn. Uelunipaguear, luar rapida-
mente.
0 learning, $. Bel&mpago.
Qleamy, a. Centcllanto, fulgnrante.
To Glean, va. K^pigor, dcspuos de juntar
cosaa espftrcidaa. [mente.'
Gl«ui, «. Kobusco, colccclon becha gradual-
Gleaner, 9. Espiyador, rebu5ca«lor, recogo-
dor.
Gleaning, «. Kobusca, rebusco.
Glebe, «. Oloba, cc^iu^d, torron.
tGloboua, Gleby, a. Gleboso; terroso.
miode, & Mil&na
Glee, «. Alegr^ gozo, jubllo ; canclon.
tTo Gloek, vn. BurlarBO de alguno.
tGleek, «. MAsfca; burla; jucgo do naipos.
Gleeman, «. Musica
tTo Gleen, vn. V. To STifne.
tGleesome, a, Alegre, gozoso.
Gloet, 9, Gonorrea, bleuorragia; pus.
To Gloet, iKL Gotear, correr materia 6 sero-
eldad. [6 altarka.
Glen, «. Yallo, Ilanora de Uerra entre montos
Glow, «. V. Oht^
Glewlnoaa, s. V. Glu^yn^M.
Glewiab, Glewy, a. V. GluUh, Gluey.
Glib, a, Liso, resbaladlzo; Tolublo, suclto.
To GUb, 1KZ. Alisar; pouer may saelto at-
ffanacosa.
Glibly, ad. Gorrlontemente, Tolnblcmente.
Glibnesa, «. Lisnra; volabiHd.id, fluldez.
To Glide, vn. Maoar suavemente.— «n. Des-
lizarso, escnrrirse. [ana parte & otra.
Glide, c La acdon de pasar auavemente de
Glider, a. Lo qae pasa 6 66 mueve auave-
mente.
Glimmer, 9. VIslumbre ; espccle de f6siL
To Glimmer, vn, Ylalumbrarse, brillar d6-
bilmente.
Glimniering^A. Ylsta imperfecta; Tlslombra.
Glimpse, «. vlslambre ; ojcada.
To Glisten, To Glister, vn. Roluolr, resplan-
docer, relombrar.
Glister, 9. Lavativa, ayada. Y. Oly9t6r,
Giisteringly, a<L Espl^ndidamente.
To Glitter, on. Lnclr, brillar.
Glitter, «. jLostre. esplendor, resplandor.
Glittering, a. Bel4mpago, lustre.
Glitteringly, ad. Lostrosamento.
To Gloar, vn. (Pro v.) Mlrar de traTOs.
To Gloat, vn, Mlrar con amor o admiraclon.
Globard, * Y. GUno-xoonn.
Globated, d, Esfi^rico.
Globe, «. Esfera; globo; bola.
Globe-Osb, «. (lot) Orbo.
Globosity, «. Esfericidad, redondcz.
Globose, Globooa, Globular, a. Globoso.
Globale, 9. G16balo.
Olobuloos, d^ Globuloso.
To Glomerate, va. Gonglomerar, aglomerar.
Glomerate, a. Aglomerado, conglumerado.
Glomeration, «. Oonglobacion.
tGIomeroua, a. Conglobada
Gloom, «. Opaddad; melancolia, tristeza.
To Gloom, vn, Lacir teoae; oscurecerse;
eutrlstecerse.
Gloomily, ad. Oscaramonte; t6tricamcnto.
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Gloominess, «. Oscaridad; nabladovi
colSa, trlsteza. rmelaDo61ioo.
Gloomy, a, Tonebroso, Bombrio ; trista
Gloriatlon, «. Triuofo, iactancia.
tGloried, a. Dustre.
Gloriflcation, «. Glorlflcacion. [exaltar
To Glorify, pa, Glorificar, honrar, aimbar
Glorious, a, Qlorioso, ilnstre ; origtUloeo.
Gloriously, ad. Gloriosamentoi.
Glorioosoeso, «. Glorioso.
Qiory, 9. Gloria, honra, ikma; esplendor.
To Glory, vn^ Gloriarse, Jactarse, lleowar
de orgullow
To Glose, va. Y. To GloaA,
Gloser, «. Y. Glower.
Gloss, «. Glosa, oscolio ; lustre.
To Gloss, m, Glosar, comentar.— <hl Pa
liar; barnizar.
Glossarial, a, Glosario, expUcatlvo.
Gloesarbt, «. Comentador.
Glossary, «. Gloeario, dlccionarfa
Glossor, 9. Comentador; pnlidor.
Glossiness, «. Pulimento, lustre saperticial.
Glossograpber, «. Glosografo, comeotadoc,
anotador. [tartoi^
Glossography, 9. EI arte de oecribir oomeiH
Glossy, a, Lustroso, brillante ; ospedoso.
Glotti^ 9, Gldtla, la abcrtura do la laringa.
To Glour, Y. T\> Gloai-.
Glore, «. Guante.
To Glove, va, Cubrir oomo con guante.
Glover, a. Goantero. \\iktit.
To Glow, vn, Arder, encendcrse, Inflamarae ;
Glow, 9, Galor vivo ; viveza do color; velM*
mencia de nna paslon. [eieota
Glowingly, ad. vt nn mode ro6plaada>
Glow-worm, s. Lacl6rnaga, luoema.
To Glozo, vn, Adular, Usoi^Jear, acaridar.
Gloze, 9, Aduladon, lisonja, carlda.
Glozor, «. Adnlador; embustero, zalamero,
Glozing, 9. Interpretacion artifldoaa da ni
hecbo, eta [tsX
Glucine, a. (Quim.) Gladna (tierra primitfr
Glue, 9. Cola: liga, viscow
To Glue, V€t, £ncolar, pegar, Ugar, uoir.
Glueboiler, 9, £1 £ftbrioaote de cola.
Gluer, 9, £1 que enoola.
Gluey, a. Glutinoeo, penjoso, visooaa
Glneyness, «. Yiacosidad, glutinoeidad.
Glulsh, a, Yiacoso, peg^)oso. [vaat.
To Glut va. Enguliir. tragar: sadsr; ool>
Glut, 9. Hartnra, abnnaanda, llenara.
Gluten, «. (Quim.) G16ten.
tTo Glutinato, va. Enoolar, conglutXnar.
Glntlnation, «. Conglutlnadon.
tGlutinative, a. Conglutinatlvo.
tGlutinosity, Glutinousness, «. Glutinosidad
Glatlnou^ a. Glatinoso, visooso, pcgajoso.
Glutton, 9. Gloton, tragon ; Toraz, insadabl*
To Gluttonize, vn, Glotonear.
Gluttonous, a, Gioton ; goloso.
Gluttonously. a(f. Yorazmente.
Gluttony, «. Glotoncria.
tGlyn,«.YaIle.
Glyph, 9. (Arq.) Gllfo.
Glvptic, 9. Glfptioa, el arte de grabar en nl9»
aras preciosas. [gUpacit
Glyptography, 9. GUtngrafte, arto de It
To Qnarl, vn, BoftuifUAar, gntfiir.
Gnarled, a, Nndoso
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GOD
Tq Gnash, int. Cn\]ir los dlentos ; rabiar.->
va. Chocar unit coea oon otn.
GnashlDz. «. Sochinamionto do loe <Uont(».
Onat, «. Mosquito ; caalqoiora cosa peqnefi&
To GnaWf ca. Eocr; morder, mordicar;
corroer.
Gnawer, a Boodor. [cle de genlo.
Gnome, a Maxima, afhrismo ; gnomo, ospo-
Gnomical, a. Sentcncioso, gn6niIco.
Qnomology, «. Colecdon do aforlsmoa.
Gnomon, s. Gnomon, cl estllo on los rolojes
de soL
Gnomonle, Gnomonical, a. Gnom6nlco.
Gnomonlca, a, Gnomdnlca. Tsiglos.
Gnostic, 8, Gn^stico, horeje de los pnmeros
To Go, ©n. Ir, irae, moverse; andar, caml-
nar, partir, partirse, marcbar, pasear ; di-
rigirse &, acadlr, recmrtr: salir; pasar
por. To go cutout, Boaear. To go
agaiust, (^nerse. To go along. Con-
tlnnar. 7b go along with, Acompaflar k.
To go hack, Betroceder. 7b go before^
Precede. 7b go heltoeen, Interponcrsa.
7b go dottnt. Descender. 7b go for, Ir h
bnsear; declararae en fSftvor. 7b gowi^
(Ur, Bometerse, snfHr. 7b go halvM,
Ir a medias eon una To let go one^B
hold, Soltar la presa.
Goad, A Agn^ada, I^J&da, agn^on. [lar.
To Goad, «a. Aguiiar; aga^onear, estimu-
Ooal, A Meta, tdrmino ; objeto, motiva Y.
GaoL
Goor, A Ensanclie de Testido. [montesi
Goat, A Cabra, chiva. Wild goat, Cabra
Gootbeard, a (Bot) Barba cabrona.
Goatberd, a Cabrero.
Goatish. A Cabmno, chotnno ; losclvo.
Goatmilker, Goatsucker, a (Om.) Capri-
mnln.
Goat's-halr, A Pelote.
Goatskin, a Fiel de cabra.
GoatVrue, a (Bot) G&lega, mda cabruna.
GoatVthom, a (Bot) Tiagacanto.
Qoh. A Una cantidad pequofia ; un bocado.
Gobbet, A Bocado ; pcdaclto.
To Gobble, va. EnenlUr, tragar.
Gk>bbler^ a Engollidor, tragon, tragador.
Go-between, a Mediador; entremetido.
Goblet, A Gopa, taza, vafo de plata.
CtobUn, A Espiritii ambulante, duende.
Ch)-by, A Treta, enga&o. artiflcio, fhinde.
Go-cart«. Carretilfk (Me3L) Andaderaa.
God, A Dios, el sor supremo. [ripA
God-send, A JJn milagro. (Vulg.) Una chi-
Godchild, a Ah^ado.
God-daugfater, ^f. Ab^ada.
Goddess, ^ Dloea. [rina.
Goddees-like, a. Beroejante & una dlosa, dl-
God&ther, a Padrino.
Godhead, a Deidad, dlvlnidad.
Godless, a. Inflol, impio, atea
Godlessnefls, a Estado de perdldon.
Oodltke, a. IHvino, semejante A la dlvlnldad.
Godlily, ad. Piadosamente, santamente.
Godliness, A Pledad, devodon, santidad.
CKMllingt A Diosecillo. [Piadosamente.
Godlj, a. Piadoso, religioso; recto.— aef.
€k>dmother, tf. MadrinA
Godship, A (BnrL) Dlgnldad do un dloA.
Godsmith. a Fabricante de idolofl.
000
Gk)dson, a Ahijado.
Oodwit, A (Gm.) Francolin.
Goer, A Andador. Goers and eotners
YentMv ylniontesL
tGoft A un aldeano mny mdo ; nn jaegvk
tGoffish, a, Indiscreto, tonta
tGog, A Prlesa. V. Agog,
To Gon^e, «n. Yolver los ojos, mirar en
los ojos may abiertos. [teojos do camino.
Goggle, A Yista espantadlza. Goggles, Axt-
Goggle-eyed, a. Y. Goggle,
Going; A £1 paso, el andar. The going qf
a horse. Andadura do an caballo.
Gola, A (Arq.) Gola, clmaclo.
Gold, A Oro. Leaf gold. Pan de oro.
Crude mass qf gold, Oro Ylrgen, oro
brnto.
Goldbeater, a Batifaoja.
Goldboand, a. Guarnecido de oro.
Golden, a. A'ureo; brlllante; exoelente;
amarillonto.
tGoldenly, ad. Primorosamonte.
Golden-nomber, a £I<miero Aureo; el que
indica el cido.
Golden-thistle, a (Bot) Cardillo.
Goldfinch, a (Cm.) Jilgaera
Goldflnder, a (Joe) £1 mozo de limpieza.
Goldhammer, a (Om.) Orop6ndala
Gold-bilted, a. Lo que tiene d pu&o de on\
6 dorado.
Goldleai; a Pan de oro; oro batido.
GoldprooA a. A' prueba de ora
Goldsize, A Cola de color de oro.
Goldsmith, A Orifice ; banqnero, cambistA
€lold-stone, a Yentnrina.
Gold-thread, a Hllo de ora
Goldy-locks, a (Bot) Crlsocoma
Goli^ A Espede de Juego de bolas.
Gome, A ¥► Ooom.
Gtondola, A G6ndo]a.
Gondolier, a Gondolero. do ; muerto.
Gone,i)a. de 7b Go. Ido; perdido; pasa-
tGonlUon, tOonftmon, a Gonfalon, estan- -
darte. [darte.
tGonfidonler, a Con/alonero, portaestan
Gong, A Instrumento mtisico asiitico.
Goniometer, a Gonldmetro.
Gk>niometiy, a Ctonlometria, ol arte de me-
dir los Aogulosi [reiw
Gonorrhcea, a Gonorrea, enfermedad vene-
Good, a. Baeno, s&ludable ; apto, venti^oso,
titil; comnloto; predoso; genulno. ver-
dadero, valldo: perfecto, rirtuoso, justo;
ben6volo, carlnoso, alen^ ; dlehoso, fdia.
—A Blen; prospcridad; venti^a; real!-
dad. — ad. Blen, roctamente. — i$UerJ. Buo-
nol bieni
Good-breeding, a Bttena crianza, politlca.
Good-by, ad. A' DIoa
Good-conditioned, a, Blen aoondidonado.
Good-fellow, A Bodo jovial. (Fam.) Buea
chioo. [alegrei
Good-fellowship, A Compafiia 6 sodedad
Good-fortnne, a Yentura, dicha, fellddad.
Good-hnmor, s. Bucn hnmor, Jovialldad.
Good-humored, a. Jocoso, vivo, Jovial
Qood-humorodly, ad. Alegremento.
Gooding, a. La costombre en Inglaterra d«
pedir aguinaldoe por navldad.
Goodliqess, s. Ilcrmosara, grada, d^ianda
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9oo(?-luck, A Bneoa suerte, dlduL
Qoodljr, a. Honnoeo: abolUdo; alegro.
Goodman, «. (Fam.) Marido ; amo.
Good-mannera, «. Cortoala, baona crianza.
Good-morrow, ad, Bacnoa dias.
Good-natnre, & Bondad, bacn nataraL
Good-natared, a. Carifloao, afablo, bonda-
doso. [dosamcDte.
Oood-natnredlj, ad, Gerlftoflamente, boDda-
Goodneaa, «. Bondad; do boon oorazon.
Good-Digfat, ad. Buenas nocbes.
Gooda, a. j^k Blenes, mneblea; ^•ncro^
inercodoriaa. Consignment </ ffooda^
C«Dsignadon do mercadcriaa. EiporU,
G6nci\>B de oxtraccloo. Imports^ Odnc
ros Importodoa.
Oood-eense, c Jnido Bono, boon aenUdo.
Good-fpeed, a Bnen iaccso ; bncna fortuna.
Good-tarn, a. Scrvldo, a&lstenda.
Good wife, f>f. (Fam.) A ma do la casa.
Good-will, f. Beneyolenda, bondad, baena
volnntad.
Goodwoman, ^ (Fatn.) Baena ama, mnjer.
Goody, c T6rmino de corteeSa, bi\jo.
Gooeander, «. (Om.) Mcrgansar. [tro.
Goose. «. Ganao, Ansar, oca; plancha de aaa-
Goosebeny, a. (Bot) £8pina creapa 6 uva
oq>ln.
Oooeocap, a, Bobo, tonto, canao, paagnate.
Gooee-foot, a. (Bot) Linoiia. ponca.
Gooae-necka, 9, pi, (N6a.) Ganchos de bota-
Qooee-qalll, a. Cafion, ploma de ganao.
Gooee-wlngs, a. pi, (Nan.) Oalzones.
Oopnlsh, a. (Prov.) OrsnUoso; tetrlco.
Gordlan, a. Intrlcado, dlficil.
Gore. », Sangre, eangre ea^Jada.
To Gore, fa. Ilcrir & ono con pofial ; con
IO0 caemoa.
Gorge, 9. Goija, gaznate. (Fort) Gola.
To Gorge, tm. KngulUr, tragar.— wi. AU-
mentarse.
Gorged, a. Lo qne tiene earganta.
Oorgeoaa. a. Prtmoroso, DrlBante, Tlstoso.
Gorgooaaly, ocK. Primoroaamente, magnlfl-
camente.
Oorgoonaneea, $, Eaplcndor, magnlfloencia.
Gorget, a. Gola.
Gorgon, a. Gorgona; coea foa 7 horrenda.
Gonng 6 Gorlng-oloth, a. (Nau.) Lucliillo.
Gormand, a. Gloton.
tGormandor, a. Glotonazo.
To Gormandize, on. Glotoncar.
Gormandizer, 9, Golosaza
Gorse, a. (Bot^ Espede de hlnlesta csplnosa.
Gory, a, Cubicrto de sangre gnmioaa; san-
griento.
(Josbawk, 9. (Gm.) Azor, en>ede de halcon.
Gosling, 9. Gansaron, el polio del ganso.
Gospel. 9. Evangelia
Goapcller. «. Evangelista.
To Gospellize, vd. Erangelizar. [ro.
Goaeamor, a. Borra, yello. (Fam.) Sombre-
Gosaamery, a. Lleero; endoble, futlL
Gossip, 9. Compadro, comadre; charia, par-
leria.
To Gossip, ^on. Cbarlar, parlotear, chlsmcar.
(}oaalpinff, a. Parla, chorladaria, picoterla.
Got,j7r». jpart.pa9, del vcrbo To Get
Gothic, a. Q6tlco. (Aro.) EstUo (^tlco.
Gothic, 9. La A>ngaa gAtfca ; iA goido.
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GotUdam, a, KI idioma g6tlco;
barbarle.
tGo to, interi, Yamoal I ellol
Gotten, f»p. da To Get
tGond, a. Y. Wood,
To Govern, «a. Gobemar, gnlar, dirigic, m
gir. — m. Gobemar, mandar.
Governable, a. JXxH, ai\{eto, man^lablew
Governance, 9, Gobtemo, antoridad.
Governess, iif. Gobemadora, aya, directnra
Government, a. Gobiemo; coodacta.
(Gram.) Batmen.
Governor, a. Gobemador, tutor, aye ; pllateL
Goage, 9, Gobia, escoplo de medtt eaoaL
To Ghoage, «a. Excavar 6 ahondar como coo
nna gabia.
Goage-cbannel, a. (N&n.) Gnbladora.
Goard, a. (Bot) Calabaza.
Gourmand, a. V. Gormand.
Goumet, a. (let) Trilla.
Gout, a. Gota; (ermedad: gusto.
GoutinesB, a. £1 dolor de la gota.
Goutwort, a. (Bot) Angelica. [tanosiL
Gomty, a. (Jotoso. Gouty land^ TI«na pan-
Gown, a. Ton; bata; tanlco, camiaon.
Gownman, Gownsman, a. Indivldoo de una
universldad. [PostraneL
To Grabble, to. Tentar, cTamtnar.— rtt
Grace, a. Gracia; flivor, merced, perdoo;
afabllldad. Z^aya </ grace^ Dlaa de oor*
tezla.
To Grace, ta. Adomar ; agxadar, fiivor«c«r.
Grnce-cop, a. El brindia despues de dargra-
clas.
GraceAiL a. Gradoeo, hermoso, primoroso.
Graoofally, ad Elegantemento, con grada.
Gracefblneea, a. Gracia, eleeanda. [do.
Graceless, a. K^probo, maivado, deae^tera-
Graodcssly, ad. Bin eleeanda; Ingrada-
mentei [Favor, patrodnla
Graoeflk&j92L(Mltol)Gradaa. Ooodffmce9y
tGradio, a. Uolcado, sntiL
tGradllf^, a. Dolgadex; sutflexa.
Gradous, a. Gradoeo, bendvolo; virtooao;
primoroso, [mcnte.
Graciously, ad. Gradosamente, Denlffiia>
GradoQsnosfi, 9. AfabiUdad, bondad, diuxu*
ra, benlgnidad.
Gradation, a. Gradnadon: gradadon, aerie.
tGradatory, a. Gradnado 6 graduaL
Grade, a. Grade, gradnadon, rango.
Gradient, a. Lo qne ae mneve por arados 6
pasosL [libro de nlmiKA
Gradual, a. Gradnal.— a. Grada de on altar^
Gradually, ad^ Gradualmente.
To Graduate, va. Graduar. — m. Graduaraa
Graduate, a. Graduado; condeeorado 0(»
grado aoad^mioa [duado
Graduateahip, a. Grado, cl estado del gra^
Graduation, a. Graduadon; adoIantamlenUx
Grafl^ a. Zanja, /bso; mota.
Graft, 9. Engerto 6 ingerto. [Inffertoa.
To Graft, va. Ingertar, ingerlr. — m* Ilaoer
Grafter, a. Engendor de Arbolea.
Grafting, a. Ingeiimlento, ingeridnra.
Grain, a. Grano, el fruto y aomlU* de 1m
mioses ; grnno, pordon 6 parte mennda
do cualqulcra coea; veta. A0ain9i tM
grain^ Al rcdojielo ; con r(>pngnancla. J
rogue in gram, Pictfo rcmatatto.
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iTa GnJn, vn. Prodacir gmno; grantr el
trlgo.— <?a» Vetear 6 rayar.
Grained, a. A'spcro; tofiido en crado.
Gruinlng, «. Bordo ospero y oon desigaalda-
dee.
GraiD8) A. pL Las cfiscaras qne deja la ce-
bada deaputis de haber becbo la cerveza.
Grains of paradise^ Cardamomo, grana
del paralso. \jdrk.
C^rainstafl; a. Horca 6 horqallla. Y. PUch-
Grainy, ck Granada
tOramerey, interj. Mnchas grocias.
Gxamineooa, a. Graminea
GramlniTOrons, a. Graminivora
Grammar, «. Gram&tica; gram&tlca (cl llbro).
Grammarian, «. GramMico, maoetro de gra^
m&tica.
Grammar-school, «. Esonela de gram&tlca.
Grammatic, Grammatical, a. GramattcaL
Grammatically, ad, Gramaticalmente.
Grammatlcaster, GrammatMt, «. Pedante.
To Grammaticize, «a. AJostar k las reglas
de la gram&tica.
Grampna, «. (let) Delfin, an pez.
Granary, 9, Grancro.
Granate, a. Granate. Y. Oranits. [blbnc.
Grand, a. Grande, Ilnstre, grandioao, an-
Grandam, sf, Abnela; ana Tioja arfogada.
Grandchild, «. Nleto 6 nieta.
Grand-danghter, f>/. Nicta.
Grandee, A Grande, hombre do distincion,
podcr y nobleza. [vida.
tGnndevity, «. Anclanidad, daracion de la
Grandeur, s. Grandcza, fiuisto, pompa.
Grandfather, 8. Abaelo.
tGrandifio, a. Lo qne enerandece.
Grandiloquence, «. Grandilocaenoia.
Grandiloquoua, a, Grandilocao.
tGrandity, A Grandeza, magniflcenoia.
Grand-jury, «. (For.) El Jnrado que decide
previamento ai hay Amdamento para que
Beajozgado el reo.
Grandly, ad. Grandementa
Grandmother, «/r Abuela.
Grandness, a. Grander, grandeza.
Grandslre, a. Abnela
Grandson, a. Nleto.
To Granc, rcu V. To Grain.
Grange, «. Granja, cortijo ; granero.
Granite, «. (Min.) Qranita
Granitlcal, a. Lo que ea de granito.
Graniroron& a. Granivoro.
Grannam, ^ (Joe) Abnela.
To Grant, «a.Concedor; asentir; convenir.
Grant, a. Concesion, don ; permlso, nririle-
glo. [ble, permttidcro.
Grantable, a. C^apaz de ser conccdido ; da-
Grantee, a. £1 quo recibe algana concesioa
Grantor, «. Gedente, donador.
Granular, Granulary, a. Granoso, grannjosa
To Granalate, vn. Granolarse. — to. Granu-
lar, grancar.
Granwation, t. Grannlacion.
Granule, «. Granilla [joso.
Grttn1lloa^ a. Grnnuloso, granilloso, eranu-
Grape, a. Uva. £unch q; grapes^ ]£tctmo
denvas.
GrapeleeSt-o. Sin nra. [ramadaa, metralla.
Grapeehot, a. Balas cncadcnadaa, balas on-
Orapeatonc, a. Gramma, In simicntc do la uva.
GRA
Graphic, Graphical, a. Grifloo, bien dell
neado.
Graphically, ad. GrAflcamente. [planoa
Graphometer, 8. Grafftmetro, para levantai
Grapling, Grapnel, «. (N4u.) Anelote; ar*
peo, gancha
To Grapple, <m. Agarrarse. — vck Agarrar.
Grapple, 8. Lucha, pelea ; arpeo.
Grappling, a. (N6u.) Bezon. To iXKurp noUh
grapplinQ8, R^piar oon rezones.
Grapy, a. Lleno 6 hecho de uraa.
Grasior, 8. Y. Gra^Ur.
To Grasp, vo. Empa&ar. — vn, Usorpar. To
grasp at^ Apoderarse de.
Grasp, 8. Poscsion, poder ; pnflo : garra&
Gra»per, a. Agarrador. [c^raaa, Mirrifiaqne
Grass, a. Yerba. (Mox.) Sacato. Manilla
To Grass, wi. Crfar verba.
Graas-green, a. Yerae como la yerba.
Grass-grown, a. Cubiorto con yerba.
Grasshopper, «. Cigarron, dgarra.
Grassiness, a. Abundancia de yerba.
Graeslcss, a. Bin yerba.
Grassplot, a. Pedazo de tierra liana cubierto
deverde; c^ped.
Grassy, a. Herboso, lleno do yerba.
Grate, «. Keja, reria ; brasero ; eetufa.
To Grate, va. Rallar; molestar; rechinar,
enrejar.— rn. Bozarse. To grate^ (Fain.)
Atormentar.
GratefbU a. Grato, agradecido ; gustoao.
Gratefully, ad. Gratomente.
GrateAilnesa, a. Gratitnd ; asrado, guato.
Grater, a. Ballo, cspecie de lima basta. [sa.
Gratidcation, a. Gusto, deleite ; recompen-
To Gratify, to. Batisfkcer; agradar; gratifl-
car, premiar.
Gratings, a. pi (N&n.) GraUngn qf ths
heaa, £i\)aretedo de proa. Jron gra-
ting8^ Enrejado de bierrow
Gratingly, ad^ A'speramente.
Gratis, ad^ Gr&tis, do gracSa 6 de balda
Gratitude, a. Gratitud, agradccimicnto, re-
oonocimiento.
Gratuitous, a. Gratnlto, yoluntaria
Gratuitously, a(2L Gratuitamente.
Gratuity, a. Gratlflcacion, remoneraclon.
To Gratulatc, va. 0>ngratalar, fellcitar.
Gratnlation, a. Congratulacion, en hora-
bnona.
Gratulatory, a. Congratnlatorio.
Grave, a. Bepultura. Grave8^ Sedjmento
del sebo derretido.
Grave-dotbea, a. pL Morti^a
Grave-digger, Grare-malcer. «. Sepnltnreru.
Gravestone, a. LiSpida 6 picdra sepulcral.
To Grava, va. Grabar. [dua
Grave, a. Grave; serio; clrcunspecto ; ar*
Gravel, a. CasciOo ; mal de piedra. [ranar.
To Gravel, va. Cubrir con caaci^Jo ; onma*
Graveless, a. Insepulto.
Gravelly, a. Arenisco, casc^Joso.
Gravely, ad. Seriamente. rspoceion
Graveoesa, a. Gravedad, serledad, ciroan
tGraveolent, a. Oloroso.
Graver, a. Grabador; buril
Gravid, a. Prenada
Graving, «. Grabado; impreaion proHmda
To Gravitate, w. Oravitar.
Gravitation, ». Gravilncion.
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dravitf , 9. Orevedad ; majeetad ; oxceeo.
flravy, : Pringne, caldillo, ffalso.
Gray, «. Gris; tejon.— a. Pardo.
Graybcard, «. Barbicano.
Orayflv, «. (Ent.) Tromi>etilla, mosca parda.
Orayfsii, a. pHrdiL«co ; entrecana
Grayling^ %. (let) Uinbla.
GraytiMS, «. Gris la calidad do Kr pardo.
To Graze, urn. Pacer; rozar. — v(u Paatorear.
Grazer, a. Lo qae paoo 6 ae apacionta.
Grazier, a. Ganadero. [animal.
Grease, 9. Qrasa, la manteca, de cualqnter
To Grease, tro. Engraaar; nntar; Diaocbar
con crasa.
Greasily, ad. Crasamento.
Greasinesa, a. Prinze, gordura. [do.
Grc«sy, a. Grasiento, craso, pringado, sor-
Grcat, a. Gran, grande, considerable, iin-
portante; principal; poderosa llustre,
cmlnente, noble; intimo; admirable,
mararilloeo, snblime; imponente, orgn-
lloso, amenazador ; llcno, bencbido.
Great-belUed, a. Prefiado. [grande.
Great-hearted, a, Animado, osado ; de alma
Greatly, ad. Mny, macbo ; grandemente.
Greatnc8^ a. Grandeza, grander; dignidad.
poder; ftrasto.
Greaves, 9. pL Grebas.
Grecian, 9. Oriego; belenista. — a. Grlego.
To Grecianize, im> Grecizar, haoerse gri^o.
To Grecize, «a. Gregnizar.
Grecism, «. Greciamo, helenismo.
Greed, «. Codicifl, avarioia. [roente.
Greedily, ad, Yorazmente: rebemento-
Greedinees, a. Yoracidad; gnla; oodicla.
Greedy, a. Yoraz,hambrienU>; ansioeo; in-
saciable.
Greedy-gut, «. (Yalg.) Glotonazo, goloeaza
Greek, «. Griego ; la Icngua griega. — a.
Oriego.
Oreek-flre, «. Faego griego.
Greekisb, a. Griega [rito.
Groekllng, a. Un antor griego de poco m6-
Groen, a. Yerde; florocfcnte; Atmco; aon
no madoro. <?re«i«, Yerdaraa.
To Green, va. Tefllr de yerde, verdear.
Green-cloth, «. Tribunal para regular loa ne-
gocios do la casa real mesa de Juego.
Green-colored, a. P&lid(^ enfermizo.
Green-eyed, a. Lo qoe tiene ojos vcrdcs;
zcloeo.
Greenfinch, a. (OmO Yerdecillo, verderon.
Greenfish, «. (let) Verderon.
Greengage, ». Cimela verdaL
Greengrocer, «. Yerdnlero. [din.
tGreenhood, a. Paerilidad ; verdina 6 ver-
Grecnhom, a. (Yulg.) J6ven ain cxperien-
da, paleto.
Greenhouse, a. InremAcnlo, oonservatorio.
Greenish, a» Vordoso, de color verde.
Q^eennc8^ a. Yerdin, frescora; fidta da ex-
periencia; novedad.
Oreensicknesa. 9, Opilacion, c1or6si&
Sreenstall, a. PaeaU) para vender fhitaa y
verdnraa. [yerba.
Greensward, 9. El c69pod en qae orece la
Greenwood, a. Bosque verda
To Greet, vo. Baludar, congralnlar. — i
Salndarse.
Oreeter, 9. Baladador, ccagratoiador.
GRl
G reeting, a. Salotadon, oongrttulaelon ; At
lud!
tGregal, Gregarioos, a. Gregario, gregaL
Gregariously, ad. A' manadaa, gregariA
mente.
Gregorian, a. Gregoriano. [regazu
Grcmia!, a, Gremial ; lo que perteceea a
Grenade, a. Granada, granada oe mana
Grenadier, «. Granadero.
Grey. o. Gris, parda V, Gray. [nok
Grovbound, a. Galgo, perro de aama Ufo»>
tOrice. a, Gorrino ; paso, tacaiotu
Gridelin, a. Pardo, 'rqjizo.
Gridiron, a. Parrillas. Tsa
Grief, a. Fesar, posadnmbre; agraTic, oK?n>
Gricfless, a. Exento de peeadumbrea, agrap
via
tGrievable, a. Lamentable. rjaida
Grievance, a. Peaar, agravia InJoati^ per*
To Grieve. «a. Agravtar, afligir; lamentar.
—wi, Afllgiraa.
Griever, 9. £1 que causa dolor.
Grievln^y, ad. Apeearadamente.
Grieroua. a. Penoao, laatimoao; grave, alroc
Grievously, a<f. Penosamente; olateaieota.
Grievonsneea,a.I>olor,afliodon; calamldad
Griffin. Griffon, a. Grifa
Grifflnilke, a. Bapaz. [ra
Grig. 9. Angnila peqnefia; bufon, diooarr^-
To Grill, TO. Asar en parriUaa.
Orillade, a, Ti^ada de carnc aaada en pam
lias; carbonada.
Grim, a. Feo, disfimne ; eefindo, aevero
Grimace, a. Ylai^a, muoca, gesta
Grimalkin, «. Gatazo, gato vl^
Grime, a. Mugre, poraueria.
To Grime, co. Enauciar.
Grim-fttced. Grlm-visaged, a. Malcarada
Grim-grinning, a. £1 que bace gefttoa may
fees. [riblemente.
Grimly, o> Ei«i>onlo80 ; ccftuda— ad!. Uor-
Grimne8^ a. Grima, horror, ospanta
Grimy, a. Mugrienta [gaCkar.
To Grin, vn« Gostear; fisgar; recbinar; re-
Grin, a. Mueca, \isiO^; trampa, gariito.
To Grind, va. Holer, pnhrenzar; amcUar;
estrcgar; mascar; nioleetar.
Grinder, a: Molinero ; muela; moUnIIk>.
Grindstone a. Amoladera; mnela.
Grinner, a. £1 que so aonrie ensefiando I«i
dienteo. [dientea
Grinningly, od. Con aonrlsa ensetkan^ loa
Grip, a. Foso peqnefia r<ia
To Gripe, va, Agarrar; pelUzcar; dar «)6H-
Gripe, a. Asarro ; preaion. GHp« </ an
anoAor,(KAn.)Tenedordeancla. Grip**
pL Dolor c611ca (N&o.) Bozas de lazicba
Griper, a. Usnrcra
Griping^ «. Dolor de tripas; afliccion.
Gripingly, ad„ Con dolor de tripas.
Grisanober, «. A'mbar gria, betun eqwi^oa^
Gri»e, a. Pnerco : paso, eecakm.
Griskln, a. Costilla de tocina
Grisly, a. Espantoso, borroroeo, terriluo.
Grist 9. Grano para moler; provision.
GrisUo, a. Cartifago, temilla.
Gristly, a. Cartilaglnoaa
Grit, 9. Moynelo ; avena mondada y ntdla
molida; tierra arenoea.
Grittine^ a. Arenosldad.
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Ortttj, a, Arenosa
*Grizcle, 9. Gris ; mczcHlla.
Qiizzled, a. Mezclado con gris ; tcrdiUo.
drfzsly, a. Pardnaco.
To Qroan, wk Gemir, sospirar.
Groan, «. Geoildo, snspiro. , do.
Groaning, «. Lamentacion, quejfdo ; magi-
Groat, 8, Moneda de Inglaterra del valor dc
coatro penlqaes ; ibaso tambien efita pa«
labra nara expresar nna cantidad may
peqnefia de dlnero. Oroata^ Avena mon-
oaaa y medio molida.
Groatsworth, «. El valor de on grc<U»
Grocer, c. Eepeoiero. (Gnba) Bod^nero.
(Am.) Polpera (Mex.) Tendero.
Grocery, a. Especeria; loi^ja; bodega; pnl-
perla; tienda.
Grog; «. Grog, aguardiente con agna.
Groggy, a. Medio borracbo ; ten con ten.
Grogram, a, Gorgoran, tela de eeda y pelo
de camella
Groin, 8. Ingle.
tTo Groin, tw. V. 7b GrumbU, [edificios.
Groining, a. (Arq.) Omamentoa gotiooe en
Grommet^ «. pU (N&o.) Bofiadaa de eatay.
Groom, », Eatablero ; eetableriza [tador.
Groove, a Gavema; estrla; mneeca; plan-
To Groove, xa. Acanalar ; estriar.
To Grope, vn. Andar 4 tientaa.— va. Bnacar
coeas 4 oscnraa.
Oroper, «. El qae tionta 6 bnaca k oecuraa.
GroM, a. Gmeso, corpulento, eepoeo; inde-
coroso; groeero; lerdo. — », Gmeso; el
conjanto; gniesa.
Grosa-beade^a. EstApIdo, lerdo.
Grossly, ad. £n brnto^ toscamente. [za.
Grossnesa, «. Rudeza, groseria, desvergiien-
Grot 6 Grotto, a. Grata, cavema.
Grotesqne, a.y 8, Grotcsco 6 grntesca
Grotesquely, ad. FautisUcamente.
Grotto, 9, V. GroL
Ground, «. Tlerni, berodad, posesion ; aslcn-
to de los liguldos ; principio, ftindamcn-
to. (MIL) Osmpo de bataUa. Tha badb-
ground^ £l fonda (Nia.) Tenedera
To Ground, f>a. Fundar; establecer. To
ground^ (NAu.) Tocar, barar.
Ground, pp. de To Grind.
Groundage, a. (Ndn.) Derecho do puerto.
Groundealy, ad. Firmeroente.
Ground-floor, a. £1 piso bi^o de una casa.
Grounding, a. (N&u.) El acto do barar.
Ground-ivy, «. (Bot.) Yodra terreslre.
GronndlesB. a. Inftindada
Gronndleesiy, ad. Inftiudadamente. [dad.
Groundlessness, a. Falta de razon ; fbtili-
Groundling, a. (let) Locbc, loja, espeoio de
espirenquo de rioa.
Groand-pine, «. (Bot) Camepitlos, plnlUa
Ground-plot, a. Solar; icnografla.
Ground-rent, a. La renta que se paga para
levantar un odiflcio en terreno ei}ena
Ground-rooni, a. Cuarto balo en una casa.
Groundsel 6 Gronndsil, & Umbral de puer-
ta. (Bot) Yerba cafia.
Ground-tackle, a. Amarrazon de ancla.
Groundwork, «. Flan; base; razon fhnda-
mentaL [flguras.
Group, a. Grupo, ol conjunto de varias
To Group, rrr. Agrupar.
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Grouse, a. (Om.) Gallina silvestro.
Grout 4. Ilarina basta; licor duloe y pur
gante. (Bot) Espocle de manzano.
Grove, a. Arbolcda, alameda, bosci^e.
To Grovel, vn. Serpear; envllecerse.
Groveller, 9, Hombre bi^o, vil y do pooe
dnimo.
To Grow, vn. Crecer, anmentarse, haccrsf
grande; nacer, vegetar; progr^r; ex-
tender^, dilatarse ; proceoer.— ■««. Cultl*
var. To ffroto into Jar)or vHtti^ Insl»
nuarse en el favor de. To arow out (^
Mifem, Perder el cr6dlto. 7b groio ovi
of kind, Degenerar. 7b groto out qfuae^
Caer en desuso.
Grower, a. Acrecentador ; arrendador.
Growing, a. Grecimiento ; vegetaclon.
To Growl, fm. Seganar, grufiir, rezoncar,
reftanAifiar. [do.
Growl, a. Begafiamiento, rcAinfbfio, gruAi-
Grown, pa. Crecldo, becbo; prevuents^
dominante.
Growth, 9. Vogetacion; crccimiento; pro-
ductos; aumento; progreso.
To Grub, «a. Sozar la tierra de laa mataa
que cria arranca. [dod.
Grub, «. Gorgqjo ; enana Grub'Oxa, Axa-
Grubber, a. El que arranca mataa.
ToGrudge,iKi.£eftinfUllar; envidlar.— «n.
Murmurar; repugnar. [odio.
Grudge, & Bcsentlinlento, Ira envejecida,
tGrudgeona, a. Harina baata, moyuelo.
Grudgingly, ad De mala gana
Gruel, a. CAldo de barina de trigo.
Graft a. Cefiudo, grosero, impoliUoo.
Graffly, ad. A'speramente^
Grafftaess, a. Aspereza, severldad.
Gram, a. A'spero, severo. [i*n^
To Gramble, xa. GraAir, reftmfiifiar, que*
Grambler, a. Grufiidor, regafion, refUnftifl*-
dor. [tenta
Grambltng. a. Mnrmuraclon, queja, descon-
Grumblingjv, ad. Agriamente.
Gramo, a. (iramo; lo liquido que se cui^a.
Gramly, ad, A'speramente.
Grumous, a. Gramoso. [do.
Gramousnesa, «. Espesura de llcor ooagul»>
To Grant, €W. Grnfllr; gemlr; qucjarse.
Grant, Grunting, a. Grafiido; suspiro, g*-
mldo. •
G ranter, a. Grafiidor, quejumbroso.
Grantingly, ad. Regsilando, rofhnlhfiando.
tGrantlfng, a. Cochinlllo.
Guaiaoum, «. Guayaco, reslna medidnaL
Guarantee, Guaranty, a. Garante ; garantU,
canclon. [wanzar; flar, revponder.
To Guaranty, To Guarantee, ra Garantlr,
To Guard, va, v n, Guardar, cuidar, guar-
darse ; defender, proteger. [Alerta.
Guard, «. Guarda, gnardia. On guards
Guardable, a. Capai de ser guardado.
Guardedly, ad. C&utelosamente.
Guardednea^ a. Cautela. precaudon.
Guarder, a. Guarda, cnldador.
tGuardftil, a. Canteloeo, cnidadoso.
Guardian, a. Tutor, curador.— a. Protector
tutelar.
Guardiancsa, tf. Gnardlana, tutorm curadonk
Guardianship, a. Tutela, curadorb; guardian
nia.
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ttnardlMB, a. Doeamparodo.
Goardrooin, «. pill.) Comara Ae guardia.
Ooardahlp, «, Mayio da ffuardia ; tutola, am-
paro. [aeoru^ Uembras del timon.
6adgeon,«.(Ict)Ooblo;bobo;gaiiao. Oud-
Q1Ielder-roe^ «. (Bot) Yibnrno.
Goerdim, «. Becomponaa, premio, galardon.
tTo Ooerdon, va, IC«compen8ar, premUr.
To Gaoss, vo. y fk Coi^Jetarar, adfvlnar; do-
dadr.
Gneea, «. Gonjetnra.
Gaeaser, a. Coi^etarador, adlylnador. [teza.
tGaeosincly, ad. CoiOotaralmente; sin cer-
Gaeet, a. Uutepod, conyldado; forastero.
Gaest-chamber. a. Estrado.
Gueetropa, $. (NAo.) Gala de fUsa amarra.
Guest-wise, aa. A' manera de humped.
To Gncgle, va. Hacer un raido Bem^anto
al deiagna qae sale de ana botelliL
Ouidable, a. MaDejable, d6clL
Galdage, «. La pan do uno quo slrve de gnla.
Guidance, a. Gobierno, dlrocdon ; ausplcioa.
To Guide, vo. Guiar, diriglr, gobernar, in-
flulr.
Guide. «. Gula, director, oonduetor.
GnldeleflB, a. Sin gula; sin gobierno.
Guide-post, «. Hito, para serrir do guia.
tGuldon, «. (Ant) Guion, estandarte.
Guild, «. Gremlo; oomunldad; hermandad.
tGuildable, a. Sujeto k tribute.
Guile, a. Dolo^ngaflo, ftuude.
To Guile, vcu Disfrazar astutamente.
Gnilefbl, a. Inaidioso, traidor, aloTc— «.
Malsln. [mente.
Gntlenilly, ad. Insidlosamente, alovosa-
Gnflefnlnesa, «. Fraude, arttfldo.
Gufleless, a. Cindldo, sincero.
GufJeleesneaa, a. Inooenoia, ain dolo.
GuflloUao, c. Gnillotina.
To Guillotine, va, GuUlotlnar.
Guilt, «. Delito, trasgrosion, culpa, crimon.
Guiltily, ad. Orloiinalxnento.
Gnlltineaa, a. Criminalidad, maldad, rulndad.
Gniltleaa. a. Inocente.
Gnlltleealy, ad* Inooentcmente.
Gniltlessnesa, a. Inooenda.
Guilty, a. Reo, culpable, roalvado, vidoM.
Guinea, a. Guinea, moneda Inglosa. [nea.
Guinea-pepper, a. (Bot)^niiento de Qui-
Gninea-plg, a. Cochino de Guinea. [ca.
Guise, a. Modo, manera; apariencia, procti-
Gultar, a. Gultarro.
Gules, a. (BL) Gules, el color rqjo.
GuU; Gnlph, a. Golfo; abbmo, vor^ne;
remolino: sima.
OnliV, a. Llono do golfos; pellgroso.
To GulL«a. EngaAar, deflwidar. [viota.
Gull, a. Engafio. bobo, petardo. (Om.) Ga-
GuU-catcbor, a. EngaAador, petardista.
Gnller, a. Impostor, embustero.
Gnllory, a. Engafio, petardo, fhtude.
Gullet, a. Oaznote, tragadero, gola.
Gullibility, a. Trasmdero, credulfdad.
TGallfsh, a. Estfiptdo, tonto. Tdez, tontorla.
tGulHstanoss, », J^ecodad, boberia, cstvpl-
To Gully, tJn. V. 7b OurgU.
Gully, 9. Espodo do fuao.
Oullyhole, a. Sumidero, albaffaL
Gulosity, a. Gala, voracidad.
Te Gulp, ««. Englll^:r, tragar.
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Gulp, a. Traga
Gum, a. Goma; cnda.
To Gum, va, Kngomar. rPoetemllhi
Gumboil, a. Divteso Cu las cndsa. (Am.)
Gnmminen, a. Gomosidad.
Gummy, Gummoua. a. Gomoaow [d»d
Gumption, a. (Vnlg.) GonodmiMitQ, bablll-
Gun, a. Fusil, oscopeta; canon. [pederiM).
Gunllint, 9. riodra de esoopeta; de lombro
Gunnel, 9. (NAu.) Y. OtMwale. {Ura
Gunner, a. Gondestable; artillero; esoop^"
Gunner a mate, a. ArtiOero aegnnda
Gunnery, a. Artilleria.
Gunport-bara, a. (N&u.) Barras deporteria.
Gunport^ a. pL (NAu.) Portas de U artiUert*.
Gunpowder, a. P61vora.
Gun-room, a. (S&a.) Santa Blfbara.
Gunshot a. Tiro de esoopeta, caAon 6 otn
armafhcgo.
Gunsmith, a. Areabueero, armera.
Gunstiok, a. Atacador, baqueta.
Gunstook, a. 0^)a de esoopeta. [oombea
Gunwale, Gunnel, a. Begala de la bofda del
To Gurgle, vn. Caer hadendo wi mido sem**
lanto al que haco el agna que sale de one
botdla. Death gurgU^ Estortor.
Gurkin, Y. Gherkin. [iul
Gurnard, Gurnet, a. (let) Trlgla, golondrl-
To Guah, vn. Brotar; flnir eon inolencte*
chorrear.
Gush, a. Cborro. [mangm.
Gusset, a. Cuadrado, do camisa debi!)o de la
Gust, 9. Gusto; dddte; incUnacion; aoplo
doairoL
Gusto, a. Sabor, gusto, afldon.
Gusty, a. Borrascoso, tempeatnoaa [oho.
Gut A Intestino; est^mago; un paso eatrv-
To Gut wi. DesTontrar, destdpar; deaen*
trafiar.
GutU Serena, a. (MM.) <k>ta aercna,
Guttated, a. Goteado, rodado con gotaa.
Gutter, a. Gaoalon, goteriL [en gotasi
To Gutter, ro. Acanalar, estriar.— -niw Omt
To Guttle, «a. y fk (Yulg.) Engnlllr, tn^^.
Gnttlor, a. Gloton, golosoi
Guttnlous, a. Ijo que tlene forma do goto
menuda; atjofiuvdo.
Guttural, a. GutnraL
GuttunUity, Guttnralnesa, a. La oaUdad d«
ser gutural una coaa. [oosaa peefedaa.
Guy. s. (N&u.) Retenido ; cabo para deteoec
To Guzzle, €a.yn. Beber 6 comer coo glo-
toneria.
tGuzzIe, a. Una oosa 6 pemona Inaadablok
Guzzler, a. Y. Oormandiger.
Gybe, a. Y. Gibe. [una Tela do eaogrelA.
To Gybe, f^n, Y. To CHbe, (Nau.) Oambte
Gymnasium, a. Gimnasia
Gymnastics, a. pL Gimnfcstiea. [gimnlea.
Gymnastic Gjrmnastica], a. GlmnistlMS
Gymnosophist a. Gimnosoflsta.
Gymnospormons a. (Bot) Gimnospermo i
semilla desmida. [blomo raojoril
Oynarchy, Gynieocraoy, a. Q ineoocrada; g^
Gypsuna, Gypsc, a. Tcso, sulfkto do caL
Gypseous, Gvpslne, a. Glpaoso 6 yoaosow
Gyration, a. La acdon y ofbcto de girar.
Gyromancy, a. Giromanda. [gtinoa
To Gyve, va. Encadenar, apriaionat cu*
Qyres, a. pi. Orilloa.
Digitized by VjOOQIC
HAI
H.
B. Efita letra tiene el sonido gntural de una
J en espafiol, excepto en algunas vocea,
oomo ou hour^ heir^ honetty <3to., y cuan-
do es Anal 6 segaida de una oonsonante;
V. R, miffhtt 1>orougK
Ha, ^lUrj. Ha, repctlda denota riaa.
To Ha, V. To ffato.
Habeas corpns, «. Habeas oorpos.
Haberdasher, «. Tendero; el qoo rende cin-
tas, ooflas, Jbc [adonio.
Haberdashery, ». CIntaa, eoflas, Ac, para
Habergeon, a. Coraza peqaefia. [ra; &en.
Habiliment, «. Vestido. sdomo, eompostu-
tTo HabUitate, «a. HablUtar.
tHabilitate, a. Galiflcado, habOltado.
Habit, «. Estado, dlsposldon ; vestido, tnO<N
hAbito.
To Habit, vo. Ataviar, adomar, vestir.
Habitable, a. Habitable. Rado.
Habltablenees, «. La poBlbilidad de ser nabi-
Habitation, 9, HabiUudon; domidlio, mo-
rada.
Habited, a. Usnal, acoetambrado.
HabitoaL a. Habitual.
Habitually, od: Habltualmente.
To Habituate, va. Habltuar, aoostumbrarse.
Habituate, a. Obstinado, inveterado.
Habitude. 9, Familiaridad, ooeturabre.
Hack, «. Un simon : oaballo de alquUer, ro-
dn; pioo; muesca, oorte^
To Hack, tJO. T%|ar, oortar; tirtamudear.—
tm. Yenderse.
To Hackle, «i* EastrUlar; separar.
Haokle, «. BastriUo ; znosca iMura pescar.
Hackney, a. Caballo de alquiier; oaballo pe-
queflo de bnen pasa— a. Alqullado.
To Hackney, vo. ^orcltar con contlnua-
don. A hadbruyad mdf^sct, Un asunto
trUlada
Haoqueton, «. Espede de iabon antlguo.
Hadder, ». V. Ifeath,
Haddock, «. (let) Espede de morlnza.
Hade, «. (Min.) Descenso esearpado en una
mina.
Haft, «. Manffo, asa, agarradcro.
To Haft 1MI, Poner mango 4 alguna coea.
Hag, 9. Ylejarrona, bn^Ja. hecblcera.
To Hag, vet, Aterrar, Inftmdir terror y
espanta
Hag-bom, a. Naddo de brqja. [lento.
Haggard a. Feroz, montaraz; flaco, mad-
Haggardly, ad. Fleramente; feamento.
ilaflKish. a, Feo, horroroeo.
To Haggle, «o. Tj^ar.— m. Begatear.
Haggler, », Ti^or: rcgaton, regatero.
Hi^offrapha. «. p2L Agiografbs, n ombre dado
por 106 Judios 4 una pvte de los llbros dd
Tlejo Testamenta [bros agidgrafos.
Hagiographal, a. Lo que i>ertenece 4 los 11-
Haglographer, ». Agiografo.
HaaUpt a. Bmjeria. [Kuarde.
Hafl. 9, OnnltiK-^nteii. Salve, IMos to
To Hail, 90. J n, Granizar; snludar. To
hail a «hipt Saludar 4 la yor, Tonir 4 tok.
Hdl-fellow, «. Compafiero.
tiallshot, 9. Pcrdigoncs, munlclon mcnuda.
HAL
ITallstonc «. Picdra de grauizo.
Haily, a. Grani^ado, lleno de granizo.
Hair, 9, Pelo; cabella Fal9e hair, Peb
postlzob
Hair-ball, 9. AgrApila {brairud,
Hafrbrained, a. Travieso, Inqnieta Y. jffaf*
Hairbdl, a. (Bot) Jacinto. Y. HdrtbeU,
Hairbreadth^ «. Lo ancho de un pdo.
Hair'bntton, 9. Boton de crin.
Hair-broom, 9. Escoba de oerdas 6 crtnesw
Hair-brush, «. Bruza para llmpiar los oa«
ballosL [sttiv^
HaIr*doth, «. Cilido ; csteriUa de oerda pars
Hairhung, a. Suspendido por un pelo.
Hairiness, 9. Cabelludo, peludo 6 peloeo.
Hair-Uee, «. Cinta para atar el pelo.
Hairless, a. Pelado, pdon, calvo.
Hair-needle, Hair-pin, «. A 1 flier grande t
horqnilla.
Hair-powder, a. PoItos de pdnar.
Hairy, a. Peludo, vdludo, cabelludo.
Hake, «. (let) Bllno, bleno.
Halberd, 9. Alabarda.
Halberdier, 9, Alabardero.
Halcyon, a. Quieto, apacible. sereno, padA-
CO.— A (Om.) Alcedon, alcion.
Hale, a. Sano, robu5to, ftierte; ilesa
To Hale, va, Tirar 4 si con vlolenda; ar-
rastrar.
Haler, «. El que tira con violenda.
Hal£ «. Mitad.— n. Medio ; semi, cast
To Hall; va. Y. To JIalvs. Tmana.
Half-blood, a. Medio hermano, media hor-
Half-blooded, a. BiOo, degenerada
Half-bred, «. Mediocriado 6 4 medio oriar.
Half-dead, a. Cast diftinto, medio muorto.
Halfer, «. Gamo castrada
Half-faood, a. Lo one ticne media cara.
Half-finished, a. Medio acabada
Half-Aill, a. Semiplena [rada
Half-hatched, a. Medio empollado 6 madu-
Half-hetfd, a. Gldo imperfectamente.
Half-learned, a. 8emidocto, semiaabio.
Half-lost, a, Casl perdldo. {\nm.
Half-moon, 9. Semilunio; flgnra de media
Half-part, 9. Mltad.
Half-penny, a. Medio penique, moneda en
Inglaterra. [que.
Half-pennyworth, «. Yalor de medio peni-
Half-pint, 9. Medio cnartlllo.
Half-read, a. Medio Iddo.
Half-rotten, a. Medio podrldo.
Half-scholar, «. Semidocto, semisabio.
Half-sighted, a. Cast dego; medio tunttx
Half-sphere, «. Hemlsferio.
Half-starved, a. Cast mnerto de hambre.
Half-straioed, a. Adiestrado imperfecta*
mcnte.
Half-war, ad. A' medio camina
Half-wit, «. Bobo, tonto, simplon, nedo.
Half-witted, a. Ligero de cascos, alocado.
Halibut, 9. (let) Platija, hipogloso.
Haling, 9. V. Baulinff.
Han, 0. Zaguan, p6rtico; tribunal superior
caaa de ayuntamiento.
Hallelujah, A Aleluya (alabad al Se&or).
Halliards 6 Halyards, ». pL (N4n.) Drlas^
7%roai-haUiard9y Drlzas del foqne ma
yor.
To Halloo, v(t. y n. Grftar 6 aznzar 4 lot
«S1
Digitized by VjjOOQIC
UAN
HAR
perrot eoando se oata; griter i, iar grita;
ilamar 6 arlsar i nno A gritoa.
Hianooing, & Grito alta
To Hallow, «a. Conaaffrar, aaotlfloar.
HaUowmaa, & El dia de Todoa loa Santoa. y
el de I« oonmamondon de todoa loa Oio-
leadlftinUMb
To Hallndoate, vn. Alncinane, oonftmdfrse.
Hallucination, a. Alaclnadon, eqaivocadon.
Halm, a. Pa)a larga. V. ffavvK
Halo, 9. Halo, corona; lanreola.
tHabe, a. Cnello, garganta.
Halner. 9, Y. Hawser. [eflar.
To Halt, m- Cojear ; parar; hacer alto; Ta-
Hait, a. Cojem; parada.— a. Encojado, liala-
do.
Halter, a. Cojo; soga, cuerda.
To Halter, «a. £ncordar.
Haltincly, ad. A' U pata coja.
To Halve, «a. Partlr e& doa mitade&
HjUves, intmif. A' la parte me llaxno.
Ham, a. Gorva; pemil. Jamoo.
Hamadryad^ Amadiiadiu
HamatA, a. Enredado.
Hamated, a. Garabateado. [utritiif.
tTo Hamble, tTo Hamel, wk V. To Ham'
Hame, a. Horcate, coUera.
Hamlet, a. Aldea, vUlorro, pueblo, aldehnela.
Hammer, a. Martillo; deatmctor.
To Hammer, to, MartUlar; foijar; Idear.
Hammerable, a. Maleable. [ooche.
Hammeroloth, «. Pano del pescante de on
Hammerer, «. Mariillador.
Hammerhard, a. £1 bierro 6 acero endare-
ddo 4 fberza de martillo.
Hammerman, a. Martillador.
Hammock, a. Hamaca.
Hamper, a. Cu6vano, ceato grande.
To Hamper, va. Enmara&ar; entnunpar,
embobar; enoeetar.
Hamstring, «. Tendon de la corrau
To Hamstring, va, Deijarretar.
Hanaper, a. Erario, teaoreria.
Hand, «. Mano; roanoe; TenbO^^; inflnen-
cta; poder; palmo; accion. In hand^
D« contado. A t hand. A' la mano, ooroa.
To Hand, ra, Alargar; oondndr; agarrar;
— m, Cooperar, conoertarae.
Handball, «. Pelota de mano.
Handbarrow, «. Angarillaa.
Handbasket, a. CeatHIa.
Handbell, a. Gampanilla, eaqoil^
Handbill, a. Cartel
Handbow, a. Aroo de mano.
Handbreadth, a. Palmo, lo ancbo de la mano.
Handeloth, a. Pafkaelo.
Handcraft, a. V. JTandiora/L
Handoraftaman, Handlcraftoman, a. Artesa*
no, meneatral, meoAnica
Handcnfl^ «. Manilla, eepoaaa.
To Handcnft va. Manlatar.
Handed, a. Lo que tleno ol nao de la mano ;
oon laa nianoa Jantaa.
Hinder, a. Entre^rador, portador, envfada
tHandflirt, a. CoAtodia, guardla.— <r. Firme,
omiatante.
Handf^tter, a. Eflpoeaa para laa manos.
Handfhl.a.lfanojo, pofiado; palmo. Dtmble
lukndfiU, Almaorza. *
Handgulq^ a. Galopc facll 6 corto.
Handgrenade, IL Y. OrmadA
Handgnn, a. Escopeta de nuaia
Handicraft, a. Ondo, arte meodnlofe, otea
manual; meneatral, meeiiiieo.
Handily, ad. Maflnaamentw
Handineaa. & Mafia, haUUdad, deetivn.
Handiwork, a. Obra mecintea 6 mannaL
Handkerohlei; a. Paftoelo.
Hand-language, •. El arte de enteaderaa poi
medio de loa dedoa.
To Handle, CMS. Palpar; mam^; tralar.
Handle, •. Maogo, pnfio, aaa, manUa, caboc
Handleablei, oTManefabk
Handlead, & (Nin.) Sondaleaa de t
Handleaa, a. Manco.
Handllnac. & Man^! toqne; trets. i
Handmaid, Handmaldon, ^ Criada, aaf»
tenta.
Handmlll, a. MoHnOlo, molino de i
Handaall^ $. vL (N4a.) Yelaa i
Handsaw, a. Berradia
Handacrew, a. (N4a.) Gato, gato t ,__
Handsome, a. Hermoao, perfeelo, belto
prbnoroao; liberal; noble; bonrkdo.
Handaomelj, ad, Hermoaamento; g«iieit>-
aamente. [gcneraaldad.
Handaomenees^ Hermoenra, elegaocia;
Handspike, a. (Nin.) Eapeqae.
Handstali; t. JabaUna.
HandTioe, a. TomiHo de mano. rtopHL
Handwork, a. Manolkctora. Y. Oandi-
Handwriting, a. La fonna de letrm one oada
nno hace. [rtdot, ttlL
Handy, a. Manual; dle6tro,ma&oao; sooor-
Handydandy, t, Especie de Juego eotra Im
mncfaadxoa.
Handygrip^ •. El acto de agarrar. [taaa
Handyicroke, 9, Manotoo, manotada, maoo-
Handywork, a. Obra mecdnica 6 mannaL
To Hang, ta. Colgar; ahorcar; entaplzar.—
€fi. Fluctuar; pegine &:.oontInnar en el
minno estado : acpOTder de la Tohmtad dei
tHangby, Hanger-on, 9. Dependtoito; mo-
gollon, pcgote.
Hanger, a. Alfiinle.
Hanging 9, Colgadnra: tipleee; mttaatrik
JIangmg/ace, Cara de anorcado.
Haneman, a. Yerango.
Hank, a. Madda de bilo, ovllla Bamktk
(Nin.) Arillos de pala
To Hank, vn. Haccr madcjaa; otillar.
To Hanker, m. Andar, apetecer.
Hankerintc, a. Ansla; antojo; Indlnaeloc
apetenda.
To Hankie, w. (Dea.) Torcer, enredar.
Hana, Hanse, a. Una eodedad, compafila da
comerdantea de Alemania; bolaa, loqja.
Hanaoatfc, a, AnseAtloo.
Hap, a. Caso, lance; casnalidad; yeotnim.
HiqHbazard, a. Buerte, acddeote, knee.
Hapless, a. Desronturedo, deaamparado.
Haphr, ad, Qulz^ qufzae; por oasualldad.
To Happen, v«k Acontcoer, acaeoer, auoadcr
IlegHr el caao de.
Happily, ad, D1choaament^ i^anentat.
Happlnesa, a. Feliddad, prosperfdad, dkkft
Hapny, a, Fdiz, afortunado; deaembav*
zado.
Harara 6 Harem, a. Harem, aarralla
I Harangue, a. Arenga, oradon.
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HAR
fo HamiffQe, «ik Arengar. — vo. Uablar
ftrengando.
Harangoer, «. Orsdor.
To UansA, va. Cansar, acosar, UHgar. To
haroM ouU Matar do canaando ; derastar.
Harbinger, a. Precursor; apoaentaaor ; antin-
do, presagio.
HarboroQfi, a. Hospital, hospltalario.
Harbor, «. Albergue; pnerto; asilo.
To Harbor, im. Albergar.— i?o. Hoepedar;
abrtgor, defender. [asilo.
Harborage, c Albersno, abrlgo, amparo,
Harborcr, $. AJbergador, acogedor.
Harborlees, a. Deaamparado, dostitnido de
albergae.
Hard, (3k Dnro, firme, endoroddo; dlfidl;
oscuro ; insensible ; cruel, rigido ; i^lusto ;
Aspcro; nriezqiiino. miserable.— acK. Gerc^
& la mano. Hard hy^ Inmediato. Hard
and/ast^ M piedra y lodo.
Hard-besetting, a. Gercado estrediamento.
Hard-bound, a. Estrefiido; est^riL
Hard-earned, o. Qanado con diflcultacL
To Harden, vo. Endurecer; robustecer;
cnrtir. — vn, Endurecerae, ompedemirse.
Hardener, «l El qao endurece.
Hard-favored, a. Fee. [regnlarca.
Htu^-favoredness, ». Fealdad ; facdones ir-
Hard-fist«Hl, a, (Vulg.) Avaro, miserable.
Hard-fought, a. Fuertemente combatido.
Hard-got, Hard-gotten, a. Adauirido con
mucno trabajo. [dor; severo.
Hard-handed, a. Basto; menostral, trabaja-
Hard-hearted, a. B4rbaro, Inhumano, insen-
sible, inexorable. [dad, inbumanldad.
Hard-heartedness, «. Crueldad, insensibili-
Hardibood, «. Atrevimiento, valor.
Hardiness, 9. Fatint; &nlmo, valor; doscaro.
Hard-labored, a, Elaborado, trabi^i^o.
Hardly, a<£. Dlficiimente; ap6nas; demala
gana; con rigor y opredon ; duramente;
pobremente.
Hard-mouthed, a. Caballo dnro de boca.
Hardness, A Dureza; severidad; oscuridad;
trabi^o; escasez; obstinacion; ferocidad,
flereza. Hardness of iieari^ Endtired-
mionto.
Hards, «. Dcspcrdicio 6 parte basta del lino.
Hardship, t. Molestia, pena, trabiO<^ i opre-
sioo, injuria. [honeria.
Hardware, a. Qninquilleiia; ferretcrla; bu-
Hardwareman, a. Quinqnlllcro, bnhonero.
HArdr, a, Osado, alreyido, bravo; ftiarto,
cndnrecido.
Hare, a. Uebre. Young hare^ Lebratilla
tTo Hare, va. Espantar, amedrentar.
Harebell, & (Bot) Campanula, Jadnto.
Harebrained, a. Inconstanto, volatil, ligero
decasooe.
Harefoot, a. (Hot) Pi6 de llebro. [oobarde.
Uarehearted, €k Alebrado, medroso, timido,
Harehound, «. Babuesa [breSb
Uarchunter, c Afldonado d la caza de lic-
ilarehuntin^, $. Monteiia 6 caca do liebrea.
Hardip, $. Hendedura del labio superior.
Harclipped, Ow Lablhendida [Maria.
Hareodnt, «. (Bot) Taro, manto de Santa
Harenet, «. Especte de red para ooger liebrea.
Hareplpe, <i Lazo para ooger liebres.
Qareslettueo. t. (Bot) AJon)era.
HAR
Harewort, 8. (Bot) Malva de taaerta.
Haricot, a. Espede de guisado.
Harier, a. Oalgo.
tHariolation, «. Y. Soothsaying.
tHarish, a. Alebrado.
Hark,«n<tfn^. He! oye! mlral
To HarlL tm« Escuchar, oir con atenoion.
Harl, I. Hebraa de lino; filamento.
Harlequin, c Arlequin, gracioso, bufon.
Harlot, c Puta, ramera, mujor publica.
Harm, «. Maldad, mal, detrimento, dafio
peli^o, desgracia, perjniclo, agravio.
To Harm, vo. DafSar, iqjuriar, agraviar
ofendor.
Harmful, a, DaSoso ; peligroso, pcijudidai
Harmfully, ad, Da&osamente.
Harmfulneiss, «. Maldad, dafio.
Harmless, a, Scndllo; ileso; sano y salvo.
Harmlessly, ad. Inocentemente, sin dafio.
Harmlessnees, a. Sendllez, inocenda.
Harmonic, Harmonical, ck Ann6nica
Harmonically, ad* Arm6nicamente.
Harmonious, a. Armonioso, proporcionada
Harmoniously, ad. Armonio6ament&
Harmoniousness, «. Armenia.
Harmonist, a. Aimonista, m^slco.
To Harmonize, va. AJustar, concertar. — vn*
Convenir, corresponder. [dantes.
Harmonizer, a. Cofector de parajes concor-
Harmony, «. Armenia; concordla; unifor-
midad. [maker^ Guamicionera
Harness, &Ouarnidones;jacccs. Harness-
To Harness, fo. Armar con ames; ei^Jae-
zar; guarnicionar.
Harnesser, «. Guamecidor.
Harp, s. Arpa. (Astr.) Arpa, consteladon.
To Harp, tTO. y n. Tocar dl arpa; machacar
cansar, pornar sobre.
Harper, s. Arpista. [las balleQaa.
Harping-iron, s. Arpon, para herir y matar
Harpings, «. pL (NAu.) Bedondoe de la proa;
bagaras 6 maestraa.
Harpist, s. Arpista, el Que toca el arpa.
Harj)oon, «. Arpon. V. Harping-^ron.
Harponeer, Harpooner, s. Arponero.
Harpsichord, s. Clave, clavicordlo, dnlzalna.
Harpy, s. Arpia; muy oodidoBo.
Harquebuss, «. Arcabnz.
Harquebusder, «. Arcabucora
Harrateen, s. Una especie de pane 6 to:a.
Harridan, a Bocin : ramera vi^a y fea.
Harrier, s. V. Harier.
Harrow, a Grada, rastro, rastrilto.
To Harrow, co. Gradar ; saquear ; inquietat .
narrower, a El que desmenuza la tierra.
tTo Harry, «a. Molestar, cansar; robar.
Harsh, a. A'spero, bronco, rigido, austero.
Harshly, ad, A'eperamente; deeapadblO'
mente. [sagradable.
Harshness, «. Aiq>ereza, mdeza; sonido de-
Harslet, s. V. Ha^lti,
Hart, s. (^ervo. (Ndu.) Moton d^ vigota.
Hartshorn, s. Cuemo de ciervo. (Bot) E»
pede de Uanten.
Hartstongue, a Esoolopendra.
Hartwort, s. (Bot) Tordilum.
Harum-scarum, a. Atnrdido: Inconstanttv
predpitado. [Hacer agosto.
Harven, a Cosecba. To make hartest^
To Harvest, va. Cosechar, recoger las m losca
688
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HAL
•m ••
fltnrwtor, IIuTeetmjin, 9. Afostotk, oose-
cbero. [algntui coca.
To lUsh, «a. Picar, hacer pldazos menodoe
Hash, A Plcadllio, JIgote.
Haalet, a. Asadara de pnerco.
Hasp, 9. Aldaba de candado; broche.
To Hasp, «a. Abrochar. cerrar oca aldaba.
Hasaock, a. Cojin de ^n.
Hast<% «. Priesa: dlllgoncla; arrebato de Ira.
To Haste, To Hasten, vn. Estar de priesa,
darse pric«a. — ro. Acelerar, apresnrai.
Hastily, u(L Aceleradaxnente; predpitadar
meDtc
Tlastlneas, 9. Precipltadon ; prleea, preeteza;
Impaoiencla. [qaler fruto temprano.
Hastings, «.vA Oai8ante6tempranoe;cnal-
Hasty, a. Pronto, apresarado; vivo; vio-
lento; pctulante, arrojado; temprana
Hasty-padding, a. Especie de papilla; ga-
chaa.
Hat, 9. Bombrero. Thtre&^ocked TUity
Sombrero de tresplcos. Uatband^ Cinta
del sombrero. Jlatboa^, Sombrercra.
To Hatch, CO. Criar polios; empoUar; tnr
guar, trainar; Bombrcar.-~m. Empo-
ilarse; madnrarse.
[CnarteW
Hatch. «. Cria, nldada. natche9, pi. (N&o.)
Hatchbar^ a. (N6il) Barras de las esootlllasL
Hatchway, «. (NAu.) EscotiUa.
Hatchcl, 9. IUstrilloj)ara limptar el cAfiamo.
To Hatchel, ta, Kastrlllar. J/atc/telltd
fiax^ Lino rastrillado.
Hatcheller, a. Bastrillador.
Hatcher, a. Trazador, tram&dor.
Hatchet, 9. Dcstral, hacha pcquefia.
Hatchet-flu:e, «. Cara fea.
Hatchct-holve, a. A'stll de hacha.
Hatching, a. £1 acto de forabroar. 6 la som-
bra h^ha en el grabado con lineas tras-
versaa.
Hatchment, a. El cscndo de armas que ee
lleva en los Aineralos y so suclo colocar en
las ftchadas de las cnsas do los dlAintoo.
To Hate, ro. Detcstar, nborrcoer, odlar.
Hate, «. Odlo, tlrria, aborrcdmiento, aver-
sion, horror. [odioso, detestable.
HatefUL a. Aborredble, mallgno, mal6volo,
Hatefblly, ad, Halignamente.
Hateftilneaa, «. Odlosidad.
Hater, & Aborreccdor. WomanfkaUr^
Enemlgo do las mii^eres.
Hating, 9, Aversion.
Hatmaker, a. Y. HatUr.
Hatred, «. Odio^ aborredmlento, aversion.
Hatted, a. El quo lleva s(»nbrwo.
Hatter, a. Somorerero. [mente.
Haaghtily, ad, Arrogantemonte, orgolloaa-
Haoghtiiieaa, 9. Boberbia, presandon, alti-
vex. [vano.
ffauehtr, a, Soberbio, altanero, orgnlloao,
To Haul, «a. Tirar, arrastrar. (N&o. ; Haiar.
To haul ths ufind, Abarloar. [tirar.
Haul, Haullnifl^ a. Tiron, estlron, el acto de
Hauxn, a. Y. Itame, [Pernll de vonado.
Haunch, «. Anca. JTaxinch cf f>9ni9on^
To Haunt, mi. Frecuentar; ronaar.
Haunt, 9. Gnarida; hfibitc^ costumbre.
Haunter, a. Oecuentador rondador.
Haunting, & Freonentadcn, trato.
Aantboy, a. Oboo; ft-esa.
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Hauteur, «. Y. BavgMtne99,
To Have, to. Haber, tener; traor, tomar
poeeer, obtener, goaEar. To hoM raa«r
Querer nla^ preferir. V. 7b Poaaact
Haven, a. Puerto, abra; abrlgo, aailo.
Haversack, «. Saoo para llevar viverecL
Havoc, a. Estrago, rulna, deetmodon.
■tTo Havoc, tMi. I>c8trulr, talar, estragar.
Haw, a. La baya y simlente de la c^daa
blanca; granizoendojo; caflada; baJbii-
conda.
To Haw, en. Tartamndear.
Hawhaw, «. Dique entre doe escafpasi
Hawk, a. Halcon.
To Hawk, «a. Cazor con haloon; pregonat
y vender g^neros i>or las callea.
Hawk-eyed, a. Lince, el que tiene hi vista
penetrante. [nariz agntlcfla.
Hawk-nosed, Hook-noeed, a. AgaileJkt, de
Hawker, a. Buhonero, mercachUle.
Hawking, a. Cetreria; caza con baleon.
Hawkwecd, 9, (Oot) Uierado 6 yerb* dd
gavilan.
Hawks-bell #. CascabeL
Hawser, a. (Sim.) Gufndaleza.
Hawses, a. pL (N&n.) Esoobcnea. [blanoou
Hawthorn, a. (BotO Espina bUmca 6 ceplna
Hav, a. Heno. Maks hay fchiltt the atm
9Kine9, Al bncn dla meterlo an caaa.
Haycock, a. Pila de heno.
Hayharveat, a. La slega del hena [heno.
Hayloft, 9. Henil, el dtio donde 8« gunda «I
Haymaker, a. Eljomalero one hacc el hena
Haymarket, a. Mercado de bono.
Hayrick, Haystack, «l Niara, pila de heno.
tHayward, a. Guarda de ganado. [azar.
Hazard, a. Casualfdad; pdtgro; Jnego de
To Ha»u^, CO. Arrleagar.— i^n. Arriesgarse;
aventnrar.
Hazardable, a. Oaado, peligroso, arries^a
Hazarder, a. Jneador; el que aventura.
Hazardous, a. Arrie^gado, itelicroao.
Hazardously, ad. Peligroeamenta.
Hazardonmeas, a. Peligro, rioago.
Hazes, a. Niebla, nebllna. [& una
To Haze, vn. Hacer niebla.— e»a. Enwntar
Hazd, a. (Bot) Avcllano. Jlauel-^ui Av»>
liana. [daro.
Hazel, Hazelly, a. Castaflo, de color nooreno
Hazinesa, a. Bmma, oscnridad.
Hazy, a. Anieblado, ncbulo&a [scm^
He, pron. £1, pronombre de U tcreem p«r>
Head, a. Oabeza. Mead </ a boot^ Tuak»
de libro. ffead qfa can^ Pufio de baft-
ton. Sead of a eaeky Fondo de on bar-
riL Eead <^ an arroWy Pnnta de na
darda Jefe; Juido, talento. 7b g9
ahftidj Ir adelante. From hsad to fooi^
De pi6s & cabeza. JIead-9ail9y Yalfts d*
proa. Mfod qf a 9atL GratiL Bdnd
over hsad^ Inconslderaaamenta. Jleaa
and 9h<mUi^9^ Por fherza.
To Head, f>a. Mandar, goberaar, dirigir.
Headache, a. Dolor de cabeza. [la cabeza.
Headband, A Oabezada do libro ' dntspoi
Headboard, & Cabeoera de oama.
Hcadborough, a. Alcalde do barrio, ooralit
rio de cutfid.
Head-dress, a. Cofln, tocado, escofleta.
Headgear, a. Tocado 6 coila de mi^er
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Headfly, a(f. ObfiUoadamente.
Headlnossi 9. Desatino, precipitadoD, obstl-
aadoD. [do banil 6 oaba.
Heading 6 Head-staves, t. Tdmpano, tapa
Headland, «. Cabo, promontorio, pcmta.
Headle6^<7.DegoUado; ae61aIo; ignorante;
Incondderado.
Headlong; a. Temerario, Impnidente, pre-
dpitado.— aef. De cabeza; tememla'
uente.
Headman, 8. Jefe.
Head-money, a. Capltadon.
tHeadpan, t. Crinea
Headpiece, a. Morrion, casco ; logenlo.
Ucfld-qnartera, «. Coartel general.
Head«ail, & (Nio.) Yela delantera.
Headaea, a. (N6n.) Ola, oleada, marejada.
Headabue, & Cabezada.
JTeadship, t, Primada
Headsman, «. I>egollador, vcrdago.
Headspring, «. Faente, ortgen. [Rozal.
Headstall, «. Cabezada del frena (Mex.)
Headstone, «. Picdra ftmdamental 6 sepal-
craL [rado, rebacio.
Headstrong, a. Testarudo, eabezado, afer-
HeadstrongncGS, a. Obstinacion, pertlnada,
aferramiento.
Headtire, a. Escofleta, atavio de la cabexa.
Headway, a. (Nao.) Adelantamiento de na-
vio. [na mann&ctara.
Headworkman, a. £1 primer oflclal de algu-
Headir, a. Tcmerario, arrojado; ftaerte;
Tlolento. [heal im>, Clcatrizarse.
To Heal, tfo. Cnrar; reconciUar; t<^ar. To
Healable, a. Curable, sanable.
Healer, a. Sanador ; coradot ; medico.
Healing, a, Sanativo, medicinal; concilia-
dor. — a. Caradon. [dia.
Health, «. Salud, sanidad ; alnoerldad ; brin-
Hoalthibl, a. Bano, saladable, salabre.
HealthAilly, ad. Salndablemente.
Healthfulnesa. a. Salad : bondad, salabrldad.
Healthily, ad, Saladablomente.
Health inesa, a. Sanidad.
Hoalthlosa, a. Enformo; d6bU.
Healthy, a. Sano ; sanativo.
Heam, a. Secundlua de los animates.
Hea^ «. Monton ; turba ; manada. [mar.
To Heap, va, Amontonar; acumular, col-
Heaper, «. Amontonador.
Hoapy, a. Amontonado, abundante.
To llear, va^ Oir; entender; escncbar.—
tm. S^r por roladon, tener notlda, estar
informado.
Heard, pret. y part de J; Ifear.
Hearer, a. Oyente, older. [oido.
Hearing, «. Oido; aadienda ; el alcance del
To Hearken, vn, Escncbar, atonder.— ro.
Prestar oidoe.
Hearsay, «. Bomor. vox coman ; de oidas.
Oearse, a. Atand, firetro. [ataud.
To Hearse, va. Encerrar en el ftretro 6
Hearsecloth, «. Cabierta 6 pafto de tumba.
Hearselike, a. LAgubre, ftinebre.
Heart,«.Gorazon; 4nimo; volontad ; amor.
Heart-achOi «. Angostia, peaar, pena, In-
qnletad. [el corazon.
Heart-appalling a. Lo quo abroma, oprime
tteart-blood, & Saogre del corazon ; la oaen-
eiadealganacosa; vlda.
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Heart-break, a. Angustia, disgnsto, i
Heart-breaking, a. Congojoso, doloroao, de»*
olador.— a. Oongoja, uugostla.
Heart-bred, a Kacldo del corazon.
Heart-broken, a. Penetrado de dolor, d«
pesadnmbre. [del est6mago.
Heart-bum. a. Cardlidda, dolor en la boca
Heart-burning, a, V. HearP4>um, Bendlla,
animosidad.— <7. Odloso, enemlstoso.
Heart-chilled, a. Insensible.
Heart-consumtng, Heart-corroding, a, Lo
que consume 0 corroe el corazon.
Heart-deep, a, Grabado en el corazon.
Heart-disconra^ng, a. Descnnsolador, lo
que desanima, amilana 6 acobarda.
Heart-ease, a. Sosiego, reposo, quietud, so-
renidad. [6 causa reposo.
Heart-easing, a. Lo que serena, tranquiliza
Heart-eating, a. Lo que corroe el corazon.
To Hearten, «aw Animar, alentar.
Heartener, a, Animador, alentador.
Heart-expanding, a. Lo que abre el corazon
6 da alegria y placer. Tdo del corazon.
Heartfelt, a, Sontido en el auna 6 en el fon-
Heart-grlel^ a. Congoja de corazon, angustia.
Hearth, a. Hogar. Mearih-monej/^ a. Fo-
g^o. [tente.
Heart-hardened, a, Endureddo, Impent-
Heartily, ad. SInceramente, cordlalmente ;
con ansia.
Heartiness, a. Sincerldad ; vigor.
Heartless, a. Cobarde, timido, pusil&nlme.
Heartlessly, ad. Pasil^nimemente, timlda-
mento, sin toimo.
Heartlessness, a. Falta de inimo.
Heart-quelling, a. Lo que atrae el corazon
6 causa aficTon 6 amor.
Heart-rending, a. Agudo^ penetrante; lo
que despedaza el corazon. [lulomo.
Hearts-case, «. (Bot) Trlnitarla ; chuchoria.
Heart-sick, a. Dolorldo, afligido, desconso-
lado, apesadumbrada
Heart-sicKnesB, a. Mai de c<nraion.
Ueart-soro, a. Peeadnmbre.
Heart-sorrowing, a. Lleno de angnstla.
Hcart-strlnss, a. pi. Las flbraa del corazon.
Heart-struck, a, Fijo en el corazon; dea-
mayado.
Heart-swelling, a. Kencor.— «. Benoorosa
Hearty, a. Alcgre, pure ; sano, robusto.
Heat, a. Calor; fogosidad, vlveza; ardor,
c6Iera, animosidad ; bullicio, alboroto.
To Heat,«a. Calentar,encender; bacer fcr-
mentar. — vn. Fermentar; encolerizarsc
Heater, a. Pelazo da hierro para calentni
algunacosa.
Heath, a, (Bot) Brozo; brezal, roatorral.
Hcatboock, a. (Orn.) Oallo silvcstre.
Heathen, a. Oentll. pagano, Id61atra.
Heathen, Heathenish, a, Gennllco, salvaje.
Heathenishly, ad. A' la manera de los pa-
ganos. [profanidad, irreligiosldad
Heattienishness, «. £1 estado de pagano;
Heathenism, a. Oentillsmo, paganisroo. Ido*
latiia. [iddlatra.
To Heathenize, ini. Haccr & ono pagano 6
Heather, a, Brezo. V. Haai/k
Heathy, a, Lleno do brezos.
Heating, a, Caleftcclon, la acdon d« calea
tar 6 calentarse.
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SeAtleas, a. Frio, sin c&Ior.
ToHeare, vo. Alzar; llerar; algnnaooaa.
— 91ft. Palpltar el corazon.
HoATcsA EleTaeion; estertor; nAa8«a.
HMven, & Cielo, flmiAmonto ; paralso. '
HeAv«n-«8plring, a, £1 qae asplra i ganu-
el delo.
Heaven-baniBhed, a. De^terrado del olelo.
Uearen-begot, a* Procreado por on poder
oelMte.
Hearen-boro, a. Celeste, dlrlno, ang^lloa
Heaven-bred, a. CHado en lo$ cleloe.
Heaven-built, a. Fabrlcado por los dioees.
Heaven-directed, a. Diri^do, h&cU el dela
Hcaven-flinen. d. Oaido del cielo.
Heaven-frifted, a. Dotado por el clelo.
Hoaven-losplred, a. Insplrado del clelo.
Heavcn-infttmcted, a^ Instruido por el cielon
Heaven-klssiDg, a. Tocando al ciela
IIcavenllneeflL a. Exoelencia snprema.
Heaven-loved, a. Qaerido del clelo.
Heavenly, a. Celeste, dlvino.— <Kf. Dlvlna-
mente. [endioeada.
Heavenlymindednese, «. Estado del alma
Heavenward, ad. H6cia el cielo. [cielow
Heaven-warring, a. El que pelea contra el
Heaver, «. (N&u.) Alzaprima; el quo levan-
to. rtristemente.
Heavily, ad, Peeadamente, lentamente;
Heavinem, «. Pesadez, tardanza, torpeza,
langnides: afllccion, angoatia; onreslon.
Heaving, «. Palpitadon ; oleada del mar.
Heavy, a. Orave, pesado; oprealvo; peno-
00 ; triate: lento, lerdo; puigiie.
Hebdomadal, Hcbdomadary, a» BemanarlOi
lemanaL
To Hebetate, «rt. Atontar, embniteeer.
Hobetatlon, t. Atontamlento, embratecl-
m lento. [sentidoa.
Hebetude, «. Embotamiento, torp^ta de lot
Hebraism^ Hebraisraa
Hebraist, Hebrician, «. Hebralzante.
Hebrew, A Hebreo ; Jndio. — a. Hebraloo.
Hecatomb. «. Hecatomba, saerlfldo.
Uectio, UecUoal, e.ya. H^Uco. Iftetio, &
H6tica. rbltnalmente.
Hectically, ad, Constltadonalmente ; ba-
Hector, a. Mataslete, fiuifluron, espadachin.
To Hector, vn. Baladronear, bravear, fieroa,
— oo. Amenazar. [tnoso.
Hectorly, a^ Jactandoso, Insolenta, presun-
Hederaoeoaa, a. Lo que produce 6 oontiene
bledra.
Hedffe, «. 8eto. Quickset h^e^ Soto vivo.
To Hedge, txu Ceroar con setos ; obstruir,
impedlr.--rfk Agacharse.
Hedge-born, a. Oscuro, de lln^je biO^
HedgC'Kaveper. «. Yagamnndo.
Hedgehi^ «. ijlzo ; vox de improperlo.
Hedge-byssop, a. (Bot) Yerba del pobrc.
Hedge-mustard, a. (Bot^ Erislmo, Jaramago.
Hedge-netUc, «. (Bot) Qall6pslt. [escrttos.
Hedgenote, a. Yoz oue se apuca i los malos
Hedgepig, «. Erizojdven. [&rbo1ee.
Hedger, a. Cereador, el que bace setos de
Hedgerow, a. La serte de arbolcs en los sotoa.
Hedge-sparrow, a. (Om.) Curruca, especle
de gomon.
Hedslnff-bill, a. Podadora. [slderar.
tb lieea, va, Atender; obacrvar.— Cfk Con-
6M
Heed, a. Coidado, atendon, cantela, nreeaa
don. fexacW
Heedftil. a, Ylgtlante, atento, emdadooe
Heedfblly, ad. Cantdosamente, atent»
men to.
needftilneflB,aL Ylgflanda, cantela, cntdado
Heedleasj a. Beacoldado, inconaidorado^
atolondrado.
Heedlessly, ad. Kesllgentemente.
Heedleseneas, a. Onoiaion, iDadverteada, dia-
tracdon.
tHeedy, a, CautcloRo. [Hwlr.
Heel a. Talon. To tab^ to ort^t hsdt^
To Heel, oo. Taoonear. (N6a.) Tnmbaraa
aobre una banda. [ios eepdoiMa.
Heeler, a. El gallo quo nsa con destreca da
Heel-inaker, a. Taconoro.
Heel-piece, 9. Tapa. el taeon del zaptto.
To Heel-pieoe, «a. Poner Upas 4 los npatosi
Heft, 9, jCango, asa. Y. llc^ft EiAiem;
peso.
tTleg. * V. Bdif.
tHegemonlo; a. Predominante, dominanta.
Hegira, a. Eglra, la 6poca deede la coal lea
^bes cnontan los afloe, qne es dead« d
dia en que Mahoma hay6 de lloca k Me-
dina.
Heifbr, a. Beoerra; temera, Bovilla.
Helgh-bol interi.Ajl
Height, a. Altnra; elevadon; el Iplee; «z>
celenda. (Oeok) El grade de laUtnd.
To Heighten, 90. Bealzar; adelantar; 8gr»-
var; ilnstrar; exaltar.
Heightening, a. Adomo : apUcase 4 Km da
la poesla y retArica. [nabla.
Hdnoosj a. Atroz, grave, horrible, d>oaii>
Hdnonsiy, cUk Atrozmente, enorm«neat&
Heinoosneas, a. Atroddad, enormldad.
Heir, a. Heredero. Jltir-apparmt, Here-
dero Ibrzosa iVeavrnpCioe, presontiva
Joint-heir, Cchtmdero.
Heirdom, a Herenda.
Heiress, ^. Heredera.
Heirless, a. Sin heredero.
Heirloom, a. Yincnlo de bienes moeblaa 4
blenea mnebles ytnenladoa.
Helrahip, a. Estado de heredero; lieraida.
HeUacaL a. (Ast) Helfaco. [eepfrai
Helioal, a, EspiraL ffelical Une, Hettoe^
Helicon, 9, Helicon, pamaso.
tHeUng, a. Y. muinff. '
Heliocentric, a. Helioc^ntrieo.
Heliometer, a. ^di6motro, para medir e)
dl&metro del sol. [rar al aoL
Helioscope, a. Helioscoplo, anteojo para mf<
Hdiotrope, a. (Bot) Ueliotroplo. (Mla.>
Hellotropo.
Helispherlcal, a. EspiraL
Helix, a. Espira, helloe, rodltlo, dHndro.
Hell, a. Idflcnio; inflerno, el Umbo da
Abrahanu [nd.
Hell-bom, a> Naddo en al inflerno ; Inftr-
Hell-bred, a. Prodaddo en los InflemoSb
tHell-cat, a. BrtO*>
Hell-doomed, a. R^nrnba
Hellebore, a (Bot) Et4boro, vwdegantbra
Helleborism, a. Preparadon medicinal do*
el6boro.
Hellenic, <>. Oredano ; gentilico.
Hellenism, $. Helenlsmo, gredame?
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Hellenbt^ «. Jndf o gregoizante ; belenlsU.
Hellenlstieally, ad. Af mioera de los griegoa.
To Hellenlxe, vn. Greoizar.
Hell<«OYcnied« a. Dlrtgtdo por el Infierno.
HelUbag, «. Broja del Inflerna
Hell-hetod, a. Aborreddo oomo el inflerna
HeH-haantcd, a. JPrecaentado por el ditblo.
Hell-hoand, «. Agente Infemal ; nn hombre
perdldo; nn disoluta
nelllsh. a. Infemal, malrado. [mento.
Ilelllshlj, ad. Malvadamente, dlnMliea-
llellirhnefls, ^ Malida Infernal, diablora.
Uellward, ad. U4ela el Inflemo.
Delm, a. Yelmo^ morrion; cnblerta de
alftmbiqae. (SixD Timon, gobemalle.
Helmed, Helmeted, a. Lo qne tSene 6 lleva
jelmo 6 oelada.
Helmet, a. Yelmo. [boe.
Helmet-flower, a. (Bot) Ac6nIto, malalo-
Helminthlo, €i. Helmintico: remedloecon-
tra laa Idmbrloes.
Helmport, (Kiu.) Llmera del Umon.
Helot, A EeclaTo.
To Help. vo. y fk Arndar, aslstir, socorrer,
amparar; servir a la mesa; allvlar; re-
medlar; erltar.
Help, 8. Aynda, aoxllio, aslstonda, socorro,
remedto, proteccion, amparo, fkvor.
Helper, «. AnxiUador; soeorredor; ajnda.
Helpfb), a. U'tll, provochoso.
Helpfblnesa, a Amstencia, uttUdad.
Helplesa, a. Deaamparado, abandonado ; ir-
remediable; inerie; imposibilitado.
Helplessly, ad. Irremediablemente, sin re-
curso. [ro.
Helplessness, «. Desamparo, fklta de ampa-
Helpmate, a. CompaAero, asistente.
Helter-skelter, ad. A' trochemoche, & trom-
pa y talega, atropelladamente.
Helve, 8. A'stil de naoha 6 destral, mango.
To Helve, ro. Echar mango 6 eabo A una
cosa. [Hoi be!
Hem, &Blbetc; borde, dobladlUo.— <nte;:/.
To Hem, va. Kibetear; repulgar; cercar;
flngtrtoa.
Hemerobaptlst, ». Sectarloe Judios qne se
bafkaban cada dla.
Hem!, a. Yoz one eqnirale & medio 6 semL
Hemlcrany, «. Hemicr&nea, jaqueca.
Hemlcycle, «. Semidrcnlo.
Hemlna, a. Hemlna; medida antlgna.
Hemiplegy, a. HemlpleJIa, perlesia de la
mttad lateral del cuerpo. [qnier csf^ra.
Hemlspbere, a. Hemisferlo, la mltad de oual-
Uemi^herio, Hemlspberical, a. Hemls-
ftrlco.
Hemlsticb, Hemestio, a. HomlstSqnlo.
Hemlock, a. (Bot) acuta.
Hemorrhage, tHemorrbagy, a. Hcmorragia,
flt^o de sangre. [ranaa.
Hemorrhoids, a. ^ HemorrAldea, almor-
Htonorrhoidal, a. nemorroidaL
Hemp, a. (Bot) (^iUiamo. £aw hemp, Ci-
fiamo sin pelnar. reifiamo.
Hemp-beater, a. Eapadador, espadillador de
Hemp-breaker, a. Agroraador de c&ftamo.
g6mp-clo8o. Hemp-field, a. Cftfiaroar.
emp-eomb, a. Peine para pLtar el ciLAamo.
Hampeii, a, OaAamefko.
Berap-soed, a. Caflamon
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Hempy, a. Semejante al c/kfiamo.
Hen, if. (Cm.) Gallina. Guinea han. 0»>
llina de Indlaa. 7\irkay hen^ PavA
Moor hei\ Zarceta.
Henbane, a. (Bot) Beleflo.
Hence, ad. De aqni; desdo aqai ; por eeto
Henoefortb, ad. Do aqoi en adelante; en
adelante. [para siempre.
Henoefbrtrard, ad. De aqui en adelante;
Heneoop, a. OalHnero, caponera. [ladoa
Hendecagon, a. EndecAgono^ flgora de ones
Hendecasy liable, a. Verso endec&rilabo.
Hen-barm, Hen-barrier, a, (Om.) Pigarga
Hen-hearted, a. (Valg.) Oalllna; hombre
eobarde.
Hen-hoQse, a, Oallinero.
Henpecked, a. Onrmmina
Hen-roost, a. Oallinero.
Hepatic, Hepatlcal, a. HepAtioo. [dadea.
Heptacapsular, a. Lo que tiene siete carl-
Heptachord, a. Heptaoordo.
Heptagon, a. Heptagono.
Heptagonal, a. HeptagonaL [siete psrtes.
Heptamerede, «. Lo que se paode dlvldlr en
Heptarchy, a. Heptarqnla.
Heptateuch, a. Heptateoco.
Her, i>ro7>. Su, de ella; la, le, d ella.
Herald, a. Heraldo; precursor: publicador.
Heraldic, a. HeWUdlco, gonealoglco.
Heraldrr, a. Herdldica, cienda del blason.
Heraldshjp, a. Ofldo de boralda
Herb, a. Verba; legnmbrea.
Herbaceous, a. Herbdceop
Herbage, a, HerinQe.
Herbased, a. Cnbierto con yerba 6 herbi^^
Herbal, sl y. a. Herbaria
Herbalist, Herbarlst Herbist, a. Herbolarie^
Herbarioua, a. Herbaria
To Herbarize, «n. Herborizar, ir al campo
en bnsca de yerbas 6 plantas.
Herbarium, Herbary, «. Herbaria
Herbelet a. Verba pequefia.
Herbescent, a, £1 pan^e donde prinelpia A
nacer la yerba.
tHerbid, a. Gnbierto con yerbas.
Herbiferons, a. Herbiibra
Herbivorous, a. Herbivora
Herblesft, a. Sin yerbas, verma
Herborization, a, Herbcrfzadun.
Herborizer^. Herborizador, herborizanta
tHerboua, Herby, a. Herbosa
tHerbnIent, a. Lo qne tiene yerbas.
Herbwoman, t/: Herbolaria, verdnlera.
Herculean, a. Herc61eo ; madza pesada
Herd, a. Hato, grey, manada, rebafio, ganadoi
fnte, tro[m, vulga Cowherd^ Yaquero
boyero. Ooath«rd^ Cabrera 5V/>-
herd^ Pastor de ovii)as. Swineherd, Por-
quero.
To Herd, «n. Ir en manadas, en oompafiia
asodarsa— 'ea. Beuniren batos5 rebafioa.
tHerdman, Herdsman, a. Onarda de ganado,
dniera
Here, ad, Aquf, acd, en eete panO^
Hereabouts, ad. Aqni al rededo^ en estai
oercaniasL [venidera
Hereafter, ad. En lo ftitnra — a. Estads
tHereat, ad. A' este 6 esta, por esa
Hereby, ad. Por eeto ; por este medio 6 por
estecamino.
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HES
HerediUble, a. Lo qa« paede ser hcredftdo,
■ntifaamente beredlUble.
Hereditament, «. Horcncia.
Ileroditarilf, acL For berencla^
Hereditary, o. Hef«ditark». '
Herefrom, ad, De luini
Herein, Herdnto. ad. En esto, aqul dentra
H3reraitical^ Eremltlco.
Hereof; ad. jDe eeto, de eeo, de aqni.
Hereon, a<L Bobre esta
Hereaiarch, «. llereftiarca.
tHeresiarchv, «. Gran heroj^a.
Hereev, «. Ilercjia.
Heretic, «. Hereje.
Heretical, a. Uerotical. her^tlca
Heretically, ad. Herdticamente.
Hereto, ad. A' osto.
Heretofore, ad. En otro Uempo; &ntc^ ar
tlgnameute; bastaaqui, hasta ahon, bast
eldia.
Hereunto, ad. A' osta
Herenpon, cut. Sobre csto.
Herewith, ad. Con eeta
Ueriot, a. Pago qae se bacia antignament
al propietarlo 6 seflor de tlerraa tenidi
en fendo, cnando moria on feudatario
arrendador. [EeredUabl
Heritable, a. Lo qne ae poede beredar. "V
Heritage, 9. Herencia ; blenea patrimonialei
Hermaphrodlsm, & Estado de bermafroditi
Hermaphrodite, a Hormafrodita, andr6gin(
Hermaphroditic, Hermapbroditioal, a. L
que partlcipa de los doe sexoa. [ditj
Hermaphroditically, ad, Oomo bermafrc
Hermetic, Uermetical, a, Herm^tico, qui
mico.
Hormetlcally, ad. Herm6ticament&
Hermit, b, Ermitafio, eremlta, anaooreU
■olitaria
Hermitage, «. Ermita; un vino de Frandi
Uermitary, $, Celda 6 caaiU* an^a & algn
monasterio.
Hermlteas, 9/. Ermitafia.
Hermitlcal, a. Eremitico.
HermodactyL a. (Hot) HermodiUstilo, e6p<
cio de irlB 6 lirla
Hern, Hemahaw, & Y. Heron,
Hernia, «. Hernia, rotora, qoebradnra.
Hero, a. H6roe^ eminente en valor y m6rlt<
Herodiana, a. pL Uerodianoflw [iloatri
Heroic, Heroical, a. Heroico ; noble, grand<
Heroically, ad, Herolcamente.
Heroioomlo, a. Joooserio.
Heroine, f^ Heroina.
Heroism, & Heroismo, herolddad.
Heron, a. (Om.) Oarza. [garav
Heronry, a. £1 Ingar en que se crian k
Herosblp, a. (Joc.)Car4cter del beroe.
Herpes, a. (M6d.) Herpes.
Herpotlo, a. Horp6tioa
Uenrmg, a. ricL) Arenqao. Bed her rim
Areoque ahumnda
Hers, prorKpoM. Snyo, de ella. [rastrilh
Herse, a. Y. JTearte, (Fort.) Eapecie d
r> Herse, «a. Poner algun cadaver en <
feretro.
Herself; pron. Ella mlsma; si misma.
Hersilion, a. (Mil.) Caballo de frisa.
Hesitancy, a. Dnda, beeitadon, Irresoluciou
Tq UesiUte, va, Dudar, vacilar, tltabear
HIE
HedUtion, a. Hesitacion, dada» perpl^ldai
vadladon.
Hesper, & HSspero 6 Y^ns, una eatrellik
tHest, t. Y. JSeA«A U«^
tHeterarchy, t. El eobiemo de nn eztraii-
Ueterodite, a. v a. Heter^clito, iiregolar.
Heterodox, a, Ueierodoxa
Heterodoxy, a Heterodoxia.
Ueterogene, Heterogeneal, Hetarogeoeoni^
a. Heterog6neo. [rogenekbd.
Heterogeneity, Heterogeneonsneasi, «. Ue(e<
Hoterosdans, a. pi (Oeog.) Heterosdoe.
To Hew, TO. T^j ar, oortar, picar ; baohaar.
HieropbanCA Hlerofknta.
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HIG
To niggle, vn. B«gatear, altorcar; roven>
der comestibles de puerta en puerta.
Qiggledy-piggledj, ad. (Vulg.) Confasa-
inonte. [paerta en paerta.
Higgler, «. Reyendcdor de comestiDlas do
High, a. Alto; dificil, i^rduo: altiro ; severo;
fuerto; noble, ilustre; Tioleuto; solemne;
turbalento ; Ueno ; g^rande, enorme ; cara.
— ad. Arriba, sobre ; alto ; poderosamente,
aumaniente, profundamooto. On higfi^
Arriba; & vooea. en alto; sobre. Iligh^
So usa en cooipoJcion para expresar aa-
menta
Ill?ii<aime>1, Iligh-aj^pirlng, a, £1 quo tieno
grandes design lus 6 &<«pira 4 coms grandes.
Uigb-arcbod, a. Lo que consta de bovedas
altaa.
lllgh-blest, a. Supremamette felir
High-blown, a. Inflado, bincbado con aire.
Higb-born, a. Noble, ilastrepor nocimionto.
High-built, a. Elevado.
Hlgh-clImbing, a. Diricll do snbir.
High-coloied, tt. Subido de color.
High-day, a. Fino, primoroso. [pioycctoa.
Higli-ddsignlnc, a. £1 que tiene grandos
Hlgh-enibowed, a. Diccso del ediUcio cuyas
b4vedas son may elovadas.
Hijch-engendered, a. £ngendrado en cl aire.
High-red, a. Atracado. [alta.
High-flaming, a. Lo qne ecba llama inny
High-flier, a. £1 qne es extravaganto en sus
opiniones 6 pretensionoa.
Htgb-flown, a. Altlvo, orgulloso; bincbado;
flero, soberbio, presuntuoso. [colinado.
nigh-flnshed, a. £lovado; hcnchido, lleno,
High-flying, a. £xtravagante'en alguna cosa.
High-gazing, a. Lo que mira bdcia arriba.
IHgh-grown. a. May crectdo 6 alto.
Uigh-beapeu, a. Colmado, amontonado al-
tamente.
High-bearted, a. Animoso, corajndo.
High-beeled, a. Lo que tiene toconea altos.
Uigb-bong, a. Baspendldo, colgado de lo
alto.
Highland, «. Montafla% tlerras montafio»iab
Highlander, a. Montafios, el quo vive en las
montafiaa 6 es natural do ellas.
nigblandisb, a. Montafies.
XHgbly, ad. Altamente; snmamento, en
sumo grade, Inflnltameute ; arrogontc-
mente ; con aproclo, con estlmaciou.
Hlgb-mettled, a, Osado, atrevida
lllgh-minded, a, Altivo, arrogante, ambi-
cioso, flero; de altos 6 do elevados pensa-
mientos.
nighmost, a. Altisimo. [mlenta
Ulghnos^ $. Altura, elevacion ; alteza, trata-
Uigh-placed, a. Klorado en situacion 6
grado.
Ulgh-princlpled, a. £xtravagante en bus
opiniones; de ^rincipios muy altos.
Higb-raised, a. Llevado en pensamlentos ;
mny levantado ix alto.
Higb-reacbing, a. Lo que se exUende liilcia
arriba; ambicioso.
High-reared, a. De ostmctnra alta.
Uigb-resolved, a. Rosuelto, determinado.
High-roofed, a. El edlficio quo tiene el te-
lado alto. Tsazonado.
High-Reasoned, a. -Picante, denaswdamonta |
UIR
High-seated, a. Fijado 6 asentado arriba.
High-spirited, a. Osado, atrcvido, ralerosa
High-Btomachcd, a. Altivo, obstlnado.
High-swelling, a. Mur hinchado.
Higb-swoln, a. Muy bincbado, soberbio.
High-tasted, a. Picanto. [A' vocea
tHicht, a. Llama<i(>, denominado. On highi^
HlgTi-towcreil, a. Lo quo tiene torres altaiu
Hi»hway, a. Camino real [caminoo.
Highwayman, «. Bandolero, salteador d«
High-wrougbt, a. Primorosamente traba-
Jado: muy a^tado.
tTo Hilarate, va. Alegrar, reJocUar. [cijo
Hilarity, $. Alegria, jubilo de dnimo, rego^
Hilary term, a. (For.y Uno de los cuatrc
penodos del atto on que los tribunales da
jusUcia ostdn ablertos en Inglatorra, quo
principla el 28 de Enero y acaba el 12 da
Febrero.
Hill, A Collado; cuesta, cerro, ominencia.
Hilling, 9. Cobertura; aciimulacion.
Hillinesa, a. Montuosidad.
Hillock, «. Golina, collado pequetto, cerro.
Hilly, a. Montattoso, montnoso.
Hilt, a. PoAo 6 guamicion de cspada.
Hllted, a. Lo quo tiene puno 6 guarniclon.
Him, pron. Le, h 6L
UimseUI Pronombre qne en los eases obll-
^nos tiene slgniflcocion rec'ipn)Ca. H4
xoiUgohimsel/yY,'\xR\»xx\o\Th. He thinks
hims^/a great man^ Se tiene por hom-
bre grande. B{f himael/, Bolo, por al
mismo, de por sl
Hind, a. Trascro, zaguero, posterior.—*
Cicrra; criado; patan.
To Hinder, va. Impedir, embarazar, estor-
hKc.—vn. Oponeraa.
Hinder, a. Posterior, trasero.
Hindorance, Ilindranoe, a. Impedimento,
obetAcnlo, embarazo, estorbo.
Hinderer, «. Impedldor, estorbador.
tllindcrling, & Animal despreciable.
Uindermost, Hindmost, a. Pofitrero, &Uinto
en 6rden.
Hindoo, 9. £1 natnral del Hlndostan.
Hingwang, a. Especiede ars^nico encamad. .
■Ql,.^^ . n^«.A ^V...m^.Am kl..n«« *AaA«»A
tI
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Hi
HI
Tc
HI
Hi
til
Hi
HI
Hi
HI
HI
Hi
HI
Hi
HI
HI
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UOB
Hireling, «. Jornalero ; mercenario ; prosti-
tuU.--«. Venal.
Hirer, «. AlqalUdor, arrendador. [ro.
Htrsute, a, Hlrsuto, velludo; ispero, i^oee-
Hirsuteneaa, «. Yellosidad. [do 6L
His, pron/po». mas. de ffim, Bu, suyo,
Hispid, a. V. Houffh. [bar.
To II1«, wk Silbar ; borlars^. — to. Bepro-
Hiae, Uiaalng, «. Sllbido; eecarnio, burla.
Hlfisln^Iy, ad. A' silbidofli
Hist, i)Ue/i. Ghitn 6 chiton!
tUistorial, a. HlstoriaL
Historic, Historical, a. Histdrico. [nista.
Historian, i. Historiador, recordador, cro-
Historically, ad. Histdricamente.
Historied, a. Historiado, recordado.
Historiographer, a. Histori6grafo, historia-
dor, cronista.
Historiography, «. Hlstoriografla.
tlIi8torioloffy,9. Conociinicnto do la historia.
History, «. Historia; recuordos; cronicd.
History-plece, A Historia; lo quo contiene
casos hist6rico8.
tHistrion, «. Arleqnln, bnfOn. [traL
Histrionic, HlstrionIcal,a. IIistr!6nico; tea-
Histrionically, ad. OSmicamenta
Histrionism, «. Histrlonbma
To Hit, CO. Dar, pegar, golpear; attnar,
acertar; lograr.— »»u Tropozar; acertar.
To hU upon^ Hallar, encontrar, rocor-
darse.
Hit. «. Goipe; saorte fellz; alcance.
To Hitch, i^n. Saltar; enganchar; rozarso;
tropozar.
Hitch, «. (S&xl) Yaelta do caba
To HItchoI, iw. Rastrillar.
Hitchel, * V. UaUsheL
Hither, ad. Ac&. Corns hither^ Yen ad
A' cste fln.— <k Qtorior.
llitherraost, a. Lo mas cercano 6 pr6zlmo.
Hitherto, ad. Hasta ahora, hasta aquU
Hitbem'ard, Hithcrwards, ad. Hdcia ac&.
Hive, ». Colmena; enjambre. [rocnas.
To llive, vo. Eqjambrar; encerrar on col-
Hivo^ross, a. Cera cruda 6 A^pera.
Hiver, «. Coimonero, el quo onjambra.
Ho, Iloal inisrj. He; Dasta; mira, holal
p&rate. [gUcdnd.
Hoar, a. Blanco, cano; mohoso.— w. Antl-
tTo Hoar, rn. Moheccrse, enmohccorse.
HoarfhMt, ». Escarcba blanca.
Hoard, k Tosoro oscondido. [tos.
To Hoard, va. y n. Atesorar; haccr repuea-
Hoarder, «. £1 que hace ronucstos on sccreto.
Hoarding, «. Amontonamlonto.
tHoared, a. Mohoso.
Hoarhonnd, «. (Bot) Marrabio.
Uoariness,^. Bhincura; moho; conas; vejez.
Hoarse, a. Bonco, onrooqaoddo.
Hoanely, ad. Koncamonte.
Hoarsoneaa, «. Ronqnera, carraspora. [so.
Hoary, a. Blanco; cano; oecarchado; mono-
To Hoax, va. £nga&ar, bnriar. [tira, boU.
Hoax, «. Enga&o. burla, petardo,bronia, men-
Hob, «. Patan; daende; cubo de raoda.
Uobbard-de-hoy, Hobbledehoy, a. (Yulg.)
Joven entre catoroe y yeinte y an afios de
edad.
To Hobble, va. y.n. Gojear; hacer Tersoa
irregolares ; cmbarvjir, enredar.
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Hobble, «. Diflcnltad ; eolera.
llobbler, a. Espede de soldado do i eabaUa
Hobbllngiy, ck/, Oroeeramente. [tem&
Hobby, a. Bacro; haca; cabal lito; zoqaete;
Hobby-horse, «. Oljeto 6 predileoto; t^na,
capricba
Hobgoblin, f. Dnende, espectro.
Hobit, a. (Mil.) Mortero pequefta
Hoblike, a. Bostico, groeero. rna
IlobnaiU «. Clavo do herradora; patan, ti)I»-
HobMn's-choice, «. Expresion proverbial
con que se designa la eleccion en qne no
hay lugar para la altematlva.
Hock, ff. vino adcjo del Kin.
To Hock, «n. Y. To Hough.
Hockey, a, (Prov.) V. IlarvMUhcme.
Hock herb, a. (Bot) Malva. [trojo.
To Hockle, ro. Deriarretar; gnadafiar el raa-
Hocns-poona, a. Tlttritoro; pasapasa.
Hod, «. £1 arteson del peon.
Hodge-podge, c Almodrote.
Hodiernal, a. Lo qae ee de hoy 6 de est* dia.
Hodman, a. Peon de albafilL
Hoe, «. Azada, azadon. Tdon.
To Hoe, 90. Cavar la tierra con axada 6 aa-
H( srdo. Hog^a puddi»*fh
raif/.
} Oveja de dot afio&
10.
»rcamento; Voraxmente.
•ntalldad, voraddad; oo-
)ro, porqnerlzo.
H<
H(
H( *t) Serrata
H( _ grande. (Amer.) Bocoy.
H(^-shcaring, a. Mas es el raldo qae m
nuecea
tHogsteer, a. Jabali de tros ailoSb
Ho^ty, a. Porquoriza, zahurda.
Iloffwash, a. Bazofla.
Hoidon, a. Paya; payo.— a. B6stioo.
To Hotdon, mt. Betozac ; Jugar con gro«eii^
To Hoist, va. Outndar, alzar. (N4oJ^Izar.
Hoist, a. ( Yalg.) £1 acto de lovantar. Y. Li/l
oity-toity, a. Dose
intsii.OUL\ Tate!
Descaldado; Jogaeton.—
To Hold, ea. Tener, aslr ; ogarrar ;
jnzgar, repatar; poeeer, gozar; ^MMtcr;
continaar; oonservar. — vtK Yaler; ie-
nerse; darar: refrenarse; dependo* de;
deduelr. 7b AoM o^, Apartar, alelar. Th
hold <n, Tener en snjecdon. To hold
out, Ofrecer, proponer, mantener. 7b
hold iffUh onSt Ser del parlldo ii opinion
d&
Hold, inUrf. Tonte ! para! fetate qoleta
Hold, a. Prosa: agarradero, asldero ; inlidon.
TNan.) Bodoga; apresamiento, toma.
Stronghold, Balnarte, lugar segura
Holdback, «. Embarazo, oposidon.
Holder, «. Tenedor; aganador; poeoedar
apoyo; arrendador.
Holderforth, «. Y. ITaranguer.
Holdfitft, a, Caalqaiera oosa que agarra: bar
rileto, grapon, grapa, lafla; apoyo; bom
bre may avaro. [der; coro, eetrlblllow
Holding, a. Tenenda; arrondamiento; p»
Hole, 8. Agt^ero, taueco; oneTa; hojo.
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BOM
To Hole, vn, Cacr en un agiO^ro. — va. Ca-
var, tgojerear.
Holibat, «. (let) Hipogloso. V. HalibuU
Holiday. «. V. llolyday.
Holily, ad. Pladosamente ; santamento.
Holiness, «. Santidad, norfeccion \ beatitad.
Holland, «. Ilolanda, Uenzo flno.
Hollands, %. V. Gift,
Hollen, B. (Prov.) V. HcXly.
Hollo, inUr^l Holal— a Grlto, grita.
To Hollo, tm, Qritar altaznonte.
Hollow, a. Hneco. JJoUow eye», Ojos hun-
dldos. JlolUno JiearU Corazon doble.— «.
Ca\idad, earerna, cueva, canal, paso ; con-
oavldod, haeco. [tar, Toceor.
Td Hollow, va. Excavar; (>scotar. — vn. Orl-
Hollowly, ad, Concavidades ; troldora-
ment«.
Hollownofls, f. Cavidad, hnoco; ftilacla.
Hollow-root, 9. (Bot) Fumaria 6 palomilla.
Holly, 9. (Bot) Acebo, Arbol silvestro.
Hollyhock, *. (Bot) Malva hortensc
Holm, «. Isleta de rio. (Bot) Encina.
Holocaost, ». Holocausto.
Holograph, s. Kl testamcnto c8crito entcra-
xnento de la mono del teatador.
Holster, «. Funda de pistola. JlolsUr-cap^
Caperuza.
Holy, a, Santo; puro; sagrado, aantiflcada
Holy-cross 6 Ilofy-rood day, 9, Dla do la in-
vendon de la f>anta Cmz.
Holvday, a. Dla festlvo ; anirersario : fcria.
Uolydam^ pi. Vacaelones. — a, Alegre,
festivo; brillante; raro.
Holy-ghost, A Espiritu santo.
Holy-one, «. Solo santo ; dedlcado al senrl-
do de Dios. [Naestro Sefior.
Holy-Thursday, «. JuAves de la ascension de
■Holy- water, a. Agna bendita. Jloly-toater
9i>rinklery HlK>po.
Hoiy-wcek, «. Sexnana santa.
Homage, 9. Homeni^e. [lidad 1
To Homage, va. Keverenciar, i^rofosar flde-
Homageablo, a. Si^eto h homeni^e.
Homager, «. Homenale.
Home, 9. Casa propia, morada, mansion;
laree, hogar; patrla.
Homebom, a. Natural ; domfetfco.
Homebred, a. Nativo; casero; rudo; do-
mdstica
Homefelt a. Prlrado, Intemo.
Home-iest, «. Buria quo toca & lo ylvo.
Home-keeping, a. £1 oue no sale de casa.
HomelMS, a. Dcstituido; sin casa ni hogar.
Homelily, at/, DoinSstlcamente.
HomeHneaa, 9. Simpleza, sendllez, flilta de
ooltlvo; fealdad.
Homely, a. LIso; casero; feo; ignorante. —
ad. IJanamcnte, simplemento.
Home-made, a. Hccbo en casa. [dioe.
Homer, «. Homer, medida antiscna do los Ja-
Home-speakinff, 9. Modo de liablar sin ro-
deoe y con eneacia. [casa; Uso; g^osero.
Homespun, a. Casero; hecho en d pals 6 en
Homestall, Homestead, 9. Sitlo de la casa,
casa pronla. [h&da su pals.
Homewaro, Homewards, aa. Hacia casa,
llomidde, «. HomiddJo ; homidda.
Homicidal, a. Sanguinarlo, matador.
Horoiletical, a. Social, traUble.
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nomilist. «. £1 predicador de homlliaa.
Homily, 9. Homilia, sermon.
Hominy, & Maiz machacado.
Homogeneal, Homogeneous, a. Homog^nea
Homogenealness, Homogeneity, Homoge-
ncousness, 9. Uomoffoncldad. [jastida.
Tlomologation, «. Publicacion de un acto da
Homologous, a. Hom61ogo.
Homonymous, a. Hom6nimo.
Homonymy, «. Homonlmia; ambigUedad.
Homotonous, a. Dicese de las enrermcdadet
que guardan rcgularidad en sua paroxla*
mos.
Hone, A Pledra de afllar.
Honest a, Honrado, recto ; honesto, casto.
Honestly, ad. Honradamente, bonests*
mente, castamente. [dad.
Honesty, ». Honestidad, honra^lez, Intcgrl-
Honey, ». MIcl; dulzjira; voz do carifio.
To Honey, va. Enmelar.— en* Hablar con
carifio.
Honey-bag, 9. El 6rgano on que la abej.i llo-
va a la colmcna la parte que reco ' las
flores con la caal fabrica fa mle*.
Honey-comb, 9. Panal. (Art) Kscarabs^oS.
Honey -dew. «. Bocio dulce en las hojaa de
al^'nins plantaa.
HoncycHl, a. Dulce, meloso, enroelado.
Honoyi'dne^a, 9, Dnlznra, halago.
Honey-flower, 9. (Bot) €crifl<»r.
Honey -harvest «. Cosecha de la mieL
Honeylesa, a. Sin miel.
Honey-mouthed, a. Adulatorlo, melifluo.
Honey-moon, Honey-month, «. El primer
mes do casados.
Honey-stalk, 9. (Bot) Trobol. V. Clover.
Honeysuckle, «. (Bot) Madreselva, sulIa.
Honeysweet, a. Dulce como la mlch
Honey- tonffuo, 9. Lengna melosa.
Honor, «. Iloora, reverenda; rectttud. hon-
radez; gloria, fiuna; pudor, castidad ; dig*
nidad, honor. [Ur, venerar.
To Honor, va. Honrar, roTerenciar, respe-
Honorable, a. Uustre, noble; magn&nimo,
honroso.
Honorableness. a. Honradez. [cameAte.
Honorably, ad. Honorablemcnte, honorifl-
Honorary, a. Honorario.
Honorer, 9, Honrador.
Honorle8^ a. Deshonrado.
Hood, 9. Caperuza; capirote; capilla.
To Hood, va. Cnbrlr eon caperuza 6 capirote^
Hoodman-blind, 9. El Juego de la gallina de-
ga. [encubrir; engafiar.
To Hoodwink, va. Yendar k uno los ojos;
HooC 9. £1 casco do las bestias caballares.
To Hoof, vn. Andar, moverse mny despado.
Hoof-bound, a. Estrccho de cascos. [va
Hook, 9. Oarabato, garfio; anzuelo; atractl-
To Hook, va. Enganchar; atrapar, eneatu-
sar. [cnoso.
Hooked, a. Eneanchado, encorvado, gan-
Hooked ness, 9. Eneorvadura.
Hooker, *. Lo que cngancha.
Hook-nosed, a. El que tiene nariz agnilofia.
Hooky, a. Lleno de ganchos.
Hoop, 9. Aro, arco; tontlUo; arete.
To Hoop, va. Orcar.— CTk Grltar. Boof
i)o/««, Cujes.
Hooper, 9. Tonelero.
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HOR
iI«)0|yln9KM>ugta, «. (M6d.) Tos convolfliva,
feiina.
IToopoo, s. (Orn.) AbabDIa. [srttoa.
To Hoot, vn. Qritar, barlarae do nno aando
Iloot, «. Qrito, raldo, cUmor.
Hooting, «. Orito.
To Uop, vn. Sftltar ; cotear de un pl4.— ©a.
Mezclar ol l&pulo en la cervcza.
Hop, «. Salto, brinco. (Bot) Liipalo.
llop-blnd, «. Vistago do l6paIo. [da.
Hope, «. Esperanza, conflaoza ; cnesta, subi-
To Hope, im, Esperar ; conflar.— wi. Espe-
rar con ansla. fpenujiada
Hopeful, a. Lleno da baenas eaUdades; ea-
Uopeftilly, ad. Con osporanza.
Hoj>eAllnes^ «. Buena disposidon, aparien-
da de baenas rcsaltas. [sesperanzado.
Hopeloes. a* Descsperado, doubudado, de-
Hopeleasiy, cuL Bin esperanza.
Hoper, t. £1 one tiene esperanza.
Uop-garden, Hop-yard, a. Plamtio do liipulos.
Uoplnglj, ad. Con esperanza.
Hop-oast, 9. Homo pira secar d 16pa1o.
Hopper, «. Brincador; tolva; sementera
Uop-pieker, «. El que ooge los l&poloa.
Hopping, «. Baile.
Hop-pole, s. Palo para soetener el Ifipala
HonJ, Horary, a, Horaria
Horally, acL Af eada bora.
Horde, «. Horda. adoar, rancbeiia.
Horoboond, «. (Bot) Marrubio.
Horizon, «. Honzonte.
Horizontal, a Horizontal
Horizontally, ad* Uorizontalinento.
Horn, «. Cnemo, asta, cadio ; cometa.
HombMk, Homflsb, «. (let) Aguja.
Hombeara, a. (Bot) Clorpe, diarmilla.
Homblower, «. Trompotoro, bocinero.
Hornbook, 8. Cartilla, el cnaderno que oon-
tiene los prlmeroe rudlmentos para apren-
der i leer.
Homedneaa, «. A' cnemo ; snstanda cornea.
Homer, a. £l qua trabiO<^ ^^ cuemo 6 loa
yende.
Homct, «. T6bano; ab<Jon, avispon.
Homfoot, a. Lo qne Uene casoos oomo loa
de loa caballoe.
Homing, 8. Oedonte de la Inna.
To Homify, va. (Joe.) Encoraodar.
Homish, a. Daro; eomea
Homleas, a. Lo qne no tiene ooemoa.
Homowi i. (Ora.) Baho corauda
Uorapipe, a. Oaita ; un g^nero de balle.
Iloro-fihavinga, a. pL Baipaduras de cuenia
Hora-spoon, «. Cnchara de oueraa
Homstone, «. (Min.) Homsteino 6 picdra de
cuerao.
Hora>tlp. 4 Pnnta de cneroo.
Korawork, a. (Fort) Horaabeque.
Homy, a. llecbo de cnemo ; calloso.
Horograpby, 8. Onom6nica, d arte de cons-
trutf relcMS de soL
Horologe, Horolosy, «. Oualquier Instrumen-
to para medlr dtiempo.
lorologiofl *"
Horologiogn^by, «. £1 eonodmlento de loa
instrumentos que airven para eenalar las
bona ; gnomdnica. [y dividir las horas^
Horometiy, «. Hcwometna, d arte de medlr
Horoeoope, 8. Hor^soopo.
Sorrible, a. Horrible; borrendo; cnorme.
MS
HOS
Horrlblenesa, «. Horribilidad.
Horribly, ad. Horrlblementeu cnormemeotft
Horrid, a. Horrible, b6rrido; ispero; «»
euro.
Horridly, ad. Enormemente, horrlbleinaatfc
Ilorridness, a. Enormidad, borror.
Horrific, a. Uorriflco.
Horritwnons, a. Horrisono.
Horror, «. Horror, terror; deteetadon.
Horse, siCabdlo. SaddU-horm, Cahailo d%
iUla. Paek-horat^ CabaOo de cai^a. Rac^
hor88^ Caballo de carrcrs. Cart^torm.
(^bdlo de carra
To Horse, wi. Montar k caballo; cabalgar.
Horsc^oes, «. Adbar caballuno. [s&etti
Horseback, 8, Lomo de caballo, asieato del
Uorsebean, «. (Bot) Haba panosa 6 caballiH
na.
Horseboat 8. Barco para trasportar caballoa.
Horseblock, a. Montador 6 montadero.
Horseboy, a. Mozo de caballoa. [baUoa.
Iloraebreaker, a. Picador 6 domador de cft>
Horseobestnut, a. (Bot) CastaAo de Indite.
Horsedoth, 8, Mantilla de caballo.
Horse^wlt «. Potra
Hoisecomb, a. Almohaza. {JodktV'
Horae-Gonrser, a. Traficante en cabalkM. V.
Horse-doctor, 8. Albditar.
Hoiaedung, «. Estl^rool de caballoa.
Horselkee, 8. Oara grande v groseim.
Horacfleeh, «. Came de eabaUo.
Horsefly, a. Moscarda 6 moscardon.
Horsegulu>d^ 8. vU Guardlas de & c *
Horsehair, «. Crin de caballa
Horsekeeper, & Establero.
Horselaugh, a. C^cdada.
Horseleech, a Sangngada; db^itar.
Horaditter, «. Litera de doa caballoa.
Horsdoad, a. Carga de caballo.
Horse-mackerel, «. (let) Cdwita, alacha.
Horseman, a. Jinete ; soldado de 4 cabaiku
Horsemanship, a. Manojo: equltad<Mi.
Horeemeat, a. V. ProtmeUr.
HorsemiU, a Molino que mueven hombret
6 cabdieriaa. [los caballoa.
Horse-milliner, a EI one yende adoraoa para
HoTsemint, a. (Bot) Mattranxo.
Horseplay, a. Cbanza peeada.
Horsepond, a Estanqne paia los caballoa.
Horserace, a Corrida de caballooL
Horseradish, «. (Bot) B4bano ploante.
Horsedioe, a. Herrsdnra de caballo.
Hoiseateder, 8. Cuatrero, ladron de caballoa
Horsetail, 8. (Bot) Cola de caballo.
Horseway, a. (famine de berradara.
Horsewhip, a L&tigo. {Cnha^ Chuete
(Max.) Cuarta. Fm.
To Horsewhip, va. Azotar, casUgar ooo £&!»
Hortatlon, «. Kzhortadon.
Hortativ^ a Exhortadon.— o. Ezhortaifeaclo.
Hortatory, a. Exhortatorio.
H<nticn]tural, a. Lo que perteneoe al oaHK
Todeloajwdlnes.
Hortionltnre, 8. JardinerbL
Horticulturist a. Afldoaado 4 6 dlaitro mm
d arte de caltlyar loa Jardinea^
Hortnlan, a. Pertenedonta 4 laa biiiilM i
Jardines.
Hortns docna, a. (Bot) Herbario seook
Hosanna, a. Huaana; oiabanza 4 DioA.
Digitized by VjOOQlC
HOU
flo«e, «. Bragas, calzonee; medlaa. (Ndtu)
Mangneraa.
Hoder, «. BCediera
Hospitable, a. Hospitable, aflible, carftaUra
Hospltabloness, 9. HospltaHdad.
Hospitably, ad. Hospttalmente.
Hospital, «. Hospital.
Hospitality, «. Hospltalldad.
Hoepitallcir, a. Hospitalarlo; hospltalero.
Hospltal-sbtp, «. (N&n.) Barco de hospital.
Host, «. Hatoped: mosoncro hnesto: h<M-
tia.
Hostage, «. Behen: prenda. [ama.
Hostem, ^f, Posadora, pntrona, hoospeda,
HostesB-Bliipj «. Cardcter de posadera.
Hostile, a. HosttL
Hostllely, ad, Hofltihncnta
Hostility. «. Hostilidad.
To Hostilize, «a Hostilizar.
Hostler, 8, Moso de paja y cebaoa.
Hostlesa, a. Inhospitable.
Hostry, a. Hosteria, meson ; establo.
Hot, o. CUUido; ardiente; fervoroso; pi-
canto; Tlolento; laadvo. [de e8ti6m>L
Hotbed, A Era, plantal cnblerto con capos
Hot-brained, a. Violento, (hrioso. [podffe.
Hotoh-potoh, a. Almodroto. Y. uodge"
Hot-cookies, & Jnego de macbachos.
Hotel, A Posada, fonda.
Hot-hea<1ed, a. Yebemente, fogoso, col^rlca
Hothouse, «. Estolk ; mancebUt * reserva-
torio. [lasciTamente.
Hotly, ad. Con calor; Tehementcmente
Hotn€«8, a. Calor, ardor, furor.
Hotnreea, a. Prensa recarg^a. ntontca.
To Hotprosa, «<». Prensar con latnlnas ca-
Hotpresser, «. Prensador con plancbiis ca-
lientes. Pen to.
Hotspur, a. Esneeie de gnisante. — a. Ylo-
Hotapnrred, a. Yebemente, precipitado.
Hottentot, & Hotentote ; salvaje ; bmtal.
To Hongh, ta, Desjarretar, descuadrillar;
cavar con azada. [V. Hock. Y. Hoe.
Hongh, «. Jarreto; oorv^on de \» bestiaa.
Honnd, a. Babaesa Greyhound. OaJga
(Nfo.) Y. Oheeki. [de ona.
To Homid, «Ow Gazar, peraegnir con perros
Hoonds-tongne, a. (Bot) Cinoglosa, lengua
deperro.
Hoandtree, a. (Bot) Oomejo.
Honp, fc (pm.) Y. Hoopoe,
Hour, a. Hora.
HoarglaBs, a. Ampolleta 6 relol de arena.
HoorbandL, «. Horario, la saetilla qoe indica
labors.
Heart, «. Huii [—A Freeuente.
Hourly, ad. A' cada bora, meuentemente.
Honrplate, a. Mnestra de roloj.
Honsage, 9, Almaoen^ja
House, a. Casa; edlflcio. Cbftntry-hou^
Oasa de campo. Familia, Uni^o; mesa.
Sunuff^T'houte, QlorietA.
To House, fTO. AlWrar. — tm. Besidir.
Hooaebreaker, «. El ladron que ftierza las
poertas de una cksa para robarla.
Housebreaking, a. Bobo con quebranta-
mieoto de pnertaa.
House-dog, a. Mastin. [easero.
Household, «.€•». Monsehofd breads Ftax
'householder, a. Amo de casa.
UUF
Houscbold-stufl^ s. AJnar de una casa.
Housekeeper, 9. Amo de casa ; persona m
sera : ama de Haves.
Houseieeping, a. Provlslones para un« cft>
aa. — a. Dom^tico. casera
House-lamb, a. Curdero criado y engordadc
en casa. [puntera
Houseleek, a. (Bot) SiemprevlTa 6 ycrla
Houseless, a. Sin babitacton 6 sin casa.
Housemaid, a. Criada de casa.
House-pigeon, a. Paloma domfetlca.
Uouse-raJser, a. El que cdiflca una case
Houserent, a. Alqutler de casa.
Houseroom, a. Oabimiento 6 cablda da easa.
House-stuff, a. HenfOe, alh^Jaa.
Housewarming, a. £1 oonvite que ao da at
tiempo de eetrenar una casa nuera.
Housewife, tf. Ama de una casa; mmdn d«
&m11ia. [m^lor easenk
Housewifbly, ad. Con la econonna de una
HousewifeiV, 9. La ocnpadon y eeonomia
del ama de casa. [cion.
Housing; a. Gualdrapa ; habitadon ; i>obIa*
Housing, 9. (N&n.) Piola, cablto para vortot
USOfl.
Hove. preL del vcrbo To B^ame,
Hovel, 9. Cobertizo, cboza, cabafla.
To Hovel, va. Abrigar en cabaAa.
tHoven. part. poA. de Iha^t. Hincliado,
elevaao.
To Hover, m. Colgar; dndar; rondar.
How, ad. Como, cuan, cuanto. Uow far f
A' que distancia? How longt Cuanto
tiempo ?
Howbeit, ad. No obstante, sin embargo.
However, ad, £n todo caso, & lo m^nos;
no obstante. [tero.
Howitz, Howitzer, a, Obna, c^node de mor*
To Howl, vn. Aullar; dar alaiidos; rngir.
Itowl, 9. Anlloj alarido; rugida
Howlct 9. Y. Otol,
Howling, * Aullido; grito. Y. Boul
Howsoever, ad, Como qulera; aunqne.
Hoy, 9. (Ndu.) Buqne de pasaje de una en
b1erta.~lRtor^. (N&u.) Hola. ' ni&
Hubbub, 9. (Yulg!) Alboroto, batabobi, bu-
Hubbub-boo, a. Grito alto, lamentu fliinebreb
+To Huck, vn. Y. To HaggU,
Huckaback, a. Lienzo basto para scrvllletas
tHuckle, a. Y. Uip.
Huekle-backed, a. Jorobado.
tHucklebone, a. Cla, el hucso do la cadera.
Huckster, a. Begaton,revendedor; perlllan.
To Huckster, wk Begatonoar.
Uucksterage, a. Begatoneria, trifioo en g^
neroA de poco valor.
Hucksteress, t(f. Begatona, revendedora.
To Huddle, va. Tapt^ar, arrebnjar.— wi,
Yenir en tropeL [alboroto.
Huddle, 9. Tropel, confbsion, barahunda,
Huddlor, 9,, Cbapucero.
Hue, a. Color, tez del roetro; clamor.
HuflT, 9. Bufldo ; altlvez, grufUdo.
To Huff, TO, Bravear, grufiir.— «n. Pateai
de enfado.
Hnffer, 9. Matastcte. [nente
Huffish, a. Arrogante, potulante, Iropertl
Huffisbly. ad. Con arroganolaf petulancia
Insolentemente.
Hnfflsbneas, a. Petulancia, Insolenda.
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HUM
To Hiig» vn. Abnxar, halag&r ; abnaano
ftiertemente & algnna cosa.
Rug; 9, Abrazo aproUda
Rnge. a. Yaftto, grandc, enoime.
Hugely* ad. Enorinemente.
Hugeness, a Magnitud, grandexa enorme.
Uugger-mogger, a. (Yulg.) Secreto, soledad,
r^tlro.
Huzoeoot, a. Ugonoto 6 hagonota.
Hulk, «. (Nila.) Casco, cneri>o de la embar-
CRcion; annatoftte; ponton.
To Hulk, tvi. Dcsentraflar.
Hulky, a, Tosco, grueso y pesado.
Hall, 8. Ciscara. Hull qf a lean^ TaSna
de las babas. [Mondar.
To Hall, «n. Navcgar i palo soco.— vo.
Hully, av Cascarado.
Hulver, V. Holly, [tar en vox b^a.
To Ham, vo. y n. Znmbar; susurrar; can-
Ilnm, «. Zumbido ; ruido saavo.
Human, a. Hamaoo. [afable.
Humane, a, Humano, apaclble, compaslvo,
Humanely, ad, Humanamente, benigna-
mente.
Humanist, a Humanlsta.
Humanity, & Humanidad: el Hniy]^ bums-
no; dulztirOfbenevolcncia; humanidades.
To Humanize, to. Hnmanar, bnmanizar,
snayizar las co.stnmbres.
Humankind, a. £1 liniuo humano.
Humanly, ad. Humanamcnte. Y. fft^
manely.
Humble, a. Humlldc, inodesto, b^o, casero.
To Humble, %a, Humillar, postror, abatir
cl orgullo. [Qnolono.
Humblebee, a (Ent) Abeja silvestreu (Bot)
Humble-mouthed, a. Manso, blando.
Humbleness, a. Humildad.
Humbler, a. HnmiUador. [nado.
Hnmbloa, a pL Despojo 6 entraflas do ve-
Hnmblino, », Homillacion, abatimiento,
rendimiento.
Humbly, ad. Hnmildemente.
Humbug, 9. (Yulg.) Trampantojo, patrafia,
trampa, emDuste, Awide ; vaya.
To Humbug, vo. Embaucar, alocinar, cm-
bansanar.
Humdrum, <k Torpe, lerdo, tonto, neeio.
To Humect, To Humectate, «a. Humodecor.
Humectation, a. Humootacion.
tHamective, a. Humectativo. [hothbra
Humeri a. Humeral, lo quo pertcnece al
Humid, a. Hfiraedo.
Humidity, a. Hnmedad.
Humiliation, «. Humlllacion, mortiflcacion.
Humility, a. Humildad, sumidon.
Hummer, 8. Alabador, zumbon.
Hamming, a. Zambida
Hnmming-bird, b. (Om.) Gnainembl
Hammo<£, 9, Montecito, colina.
Bnmmami a. Baflos calientea.
Hnmor, a Humor; genio; capricho.
To Hamor, «a. Satinkcisr, agradar.
Humoral, a, HamoraL
HomorUt, a Un bombre caprichoso; Cui-
tiMtieo ; bofon. [toso, plaoentoro.
Humoroas. a, Cwrlcbado, antojadizo, ohla-
HuDnoronsIy, ad, Jocosamento; canrlcho-
samenta (antojo.
OnmorousneRS. a Hnmorada; Jnconstanda,
6«
HUS
Homorsome, a. Q^>rlcho(io, petnlante, «iM>
Joeo. [jadamentA
Hnmonomely, ad, Oaprlcboeameote, «iio*
Hamp. a. Joroba, ^ba, coroova. [bosa.
Humpbacked, a. Jorobado, coroOTaoo, gi*
To Hunch, va, Dar de pofkadaa 6 de oodazoa.
Hunch, a. Golpe, oodazo ; giba, coroova.
Hunohbaoked, <l Jorobado, eoroovado.
Hundred, a. Ciento.— a. Centenar. £yhun^
dr«d9^ A' eentenaree.
Hondredth, a. Centisimo. [de raea.
Hung; pp. To Hang. Hvmq h^y Caeioa
Hungary-water, a. Agna da la reina da
Hun^ia ; clerto perfume.
Hanger, & Ilambre ; deseo grandeu tsia.
To HoDffer^vfk Hambrear; desear eoa an>
Hongerbit, Hungerbitten, a. Haml»-ientou
Hungerly, Hungry, a. Hambriento; Tons;
ea&rIL
Hangrily, ad, Hambrfentamente.
Honks, a. Hombre s^rdido y avara Tear
To Hunt, «a. Montear, eazar; s^air; bos-
Hunt, a. Caador; jauria: caza.
Hunter, a. Montero, cazaaor; podenco; ca-
ballo do caza.
Hunting; 9. Monteria, caza. [pa de oaza.
Hunting-horn, a. Cornota de montc, trom*
Hunting-hoTBe, a. Caballo de caza. T
Hunting-match, a Partida de caza.
Huntress, 9f. Otzadora.
Huntsman, 9. lif ontero. cazador de monta.
Huntsmanship, a Calidadea necesatias para
ser buen cazador.
Harden, a. Especie de lienzo bastow
Hurdle, a Zano ; seron. [mimbrea.
To Hurdle, «a. Hacer oercas da paloe j
Hurds, a. Estopaa, desaobo do diflanoo 6 Moa
Hurdy-gurdy, a. Tiorba, instnimanto »&•
sica
To Hurl, tw. Tirar ; arro^ar.— on. Impeler.
Hurl, a £1 acto de tirar, o arrojar ; alborotoL
Hurlbat, a Especie de garrota 6 eaobipomk
Harlor, «. El que arroja 6 impele.
Hurlink, a Especie de juego de pelota.
Hurly-Durly, a. Baraonda, alborotoi, oonfk*
ston. [ponde k \ viva
Hurrah, irderi. Exolamacion qae oorr«»
Tlurricane, 9. Haracan. [leaUdor.
Hurrier, a. Acelerador. apreaanwkn'; mo-
To Hurry, fo. Atropellar, apresurar, pred-
pitar.— «». Atropellarso. [dan.
Hurry, a Predpitaelon : conlhalon, at^r-
Hurry-skurry, ad^ Confusamente, con io-
multa
Hurst, 9. Bosqnedlla
To Hurt, €a. Dafiar; hcrir; ofeoder.
Hurt, a. Mftl, dsAo ; golpe, herlda.
Hurter. a. Da&ador. Hcndor, ii^uriadot.
HurtAil, a, Pemidoso, da&oso, ftmesto, i«
Jurioso.
HortAilly, ad, Da&bsamente.
Hurtftxlnesa, 9, Maldad, malignldad.
Hartleberry, SL Ar^dano, flnita sUraatscw
Hnrfclan. a, InooenteL
Hartleasiy, ad. Ioooentement&
HortlestneM, 9. Inocenda.
Hosband, «. Marida
To Husband, «a. Cnltivar y labrar la tiazrm
Husbandless, a. Soltera, mqjer ain marid<k
Digitized by VjOOQlC
HYP
dasbandniao, «. Labrador, viAodor.
Hosbttndry, a. Labnuis*, agrlcaltan : oco-
nomia. [llado.
Hash, interf. Chiton I pazi— a. Qaleto, ea>
To Hash, wt. Apaclgosr, aoallar ; mitigar;
oallnr.
Hnsh-monoy, «. Ck>beG}io, soborno.
Hoak, 9. Cdscara, yalna, pelli^
To Husk, 9(h Descaaoarar, despellcijar.
Husked, a. Lo que ticne c4seara 6 pellejo.
HaAkiDas^ ». j^nquora ; el eetador do to-
ner ziscara. [co.
Huskf, €L Lo qne abunda on dUcaras; nm-
Hussar, a. Hiisar.
HasAy, a. Bnena mania, lUh^fa, ploudllla;
ostache para agnjas, bilo, etc. [dir.
To Hustle, 9a. Eacaramuzar; empf^ar, saoa-
To Huswife, «a. Gobernar la casa con eco-
nomia.
Huswife, i. La mt^er casera. [galmentei
Huawifeiy, a. Frugal, euidadoM. — ad. Fm-
Huswlferj, a El gobiemo dom6etioo perte-
nedonto 4 laa mujeres.
Hut, 9. Gboza, cabaAa, barraca.
To Hut, DO. (Mil) Alojar tropaa.
Hutch, e. Area, cesto, cofro.
To Hutch, wk Ateaorsr, recoger.
Hnzza, inttfr^. Viral
To Huzza, vn. Yitorear, adamar.
Hyacinth, a. (Bot) Jacinto. (MIn.) Jacln-
tO| piedra precloea.
Hyacinthine, 8. Hecbo de Jadnto.
Hybrid, Hybridous, a. Me8tiz<».
HydaUdes, a pi (Cir.) Hid&ddes.
Hydra, s. Hidra, monstrno febuloso.
Hydragoguee, «. pk (Mdd.) Hidragogoa.
Hydraulic, HydranllcaL a. Uidriulico.
Hydraulics, & pL HIdrauIica. [aa.
Hjdroosle, A (Gir.) Hidrooele, hernia acuo-
Hydrocephaloua, $. (MM,) HidrooAfiila
Hydrodynamics, «. pL Hidrodinamica,
Hydrogen, «. (Quim.) Hldr6gena
Hydrographer, & Hldr6gratn.
Hydrosrapl ■ ■ "■•
Hydrology, 9. Hidrologta, deseripdon de las
^dromaney, a. Hidrooianoia.
Hydromel, 9. Hidromel, agnamtel.
Hydromstor, a. Hldrdmotrow
Hydromatry, «. Hidrometrta.
Hydrophobia, Hydrophoby; 9. HIdrofobia.
Hydropic, Hydropied, a. Hldr6ploow
HydroataUcaL a. HidroMOtloa
Hydroetaticaliy, ad. HidrostitloainentA.
H^'drostatlcs, 9. pL Htdrostitlea.
Hydms, «. Cnlebra 6 serpiente de agoa.
Hyemal, a. Hlemal, Invemisow
Hyena, 9, Hiena, animal flera [salud.
Hygiene, a. Hliriene, modo de oonserrar la
Hygrometer, HycroiBoope, «. Hlm^metro.
Hygroscopic, a. Lo qne tione aflnidad cc
elagua.
Hymen, 9. HImenaa [Nnpdal
Hymeneal, Uymenean, t. Himeneo.— a.
Hymn, «. Uimno.
Hynmio, a. Pertonedente k los himnos.
Hymnology, 9. Coleodon do bironoe.
To Hyp, va. MelaaeoUsar, entristecer, des-
aoimar.
Hyper, Sobro : tisase en eomposldon.
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Hyperbola, «. (Geom.) Hlp^bola.
Hyperbole, a. Ulpcrbole; flgnra ret6rics
exageracion.
Hyperbolic, Hyperbolical, a. UiperbAlioo.
Hyperbolically, ad. Hiperb6Ucamente.
Hyperboltst, c Exagerador.
To Hyperbolize, «n, Usar de hip^rbdea—
«aw£xagerar.
Hyperborean, a. Hiperb^reo.
Hypercrltic, a. Critico austero.— a» Gritloo.
Hypercritical, a. Critico severo.
Hyperdulia, Hyperduly, a. Hii)erdnlia.
Hyperioon, Hypericum, a. (Bot.) Uiperloon,
nip<^rioo.
Hyp«rmeter, a. Lo que excede 4 ima medi
da determinada.
Hyper8aroo6i^ a. (Ctr.) HipersarcdslSb
Hyphen, «. Figura qne denota la union de
las partes de nna voz.
Hypocanat, 9. Hipoeansto.
Hypocbondrcs, a. pL Hipocdndrlos.
Hypochondria, Hynocbondrlasm, 9. Hlpo-
condria, melanoolia.
Hypochondriac, «. Hlpocondriaco.
Hypochondriac, Hypochondriacal, a. Hlpo-
condriaco, hlpooondricou me1anc6lico.
Hjrpoohondriaciam, «. Metancolia, bipocon-
dria.
Hypochondriasis, a. Htpooondria.
Hypodst, 9. (Bot) Hipoc^ide 6 hipoclsto.
Hypocrisy, 9. Hipocresia, dlAlmulo.
Hypocrite, a. Hip6crlta. [dldmnlada
Hypocrltlc, Hypocritical, a. HipiScrito, fttlso,
Hypocritically, ad, HipOcritamente.
Hyp<q;astric, a. Hipog&strlco.
Hypogastrium, a. Uipogastra [edlfldo.
Hypogeum, 9. S6tano y cnarto bigo de uu
Hypostada, 9. (TeoU Hipdstasla. (MM.)
Bedimento de la orlna. [person^
Hypostatical. a. Hipoet4tico; consUtattvo;
Hjrpoetaticaljy, ad, HipoatSticamente.
Hypotennao, Hypotbennse, 9. Hipotenuia.
To Hypothecate, wk Hipotecar, empeflar
V. 7b PUdfftt.
Hypothesis, a. Hip6te6ls.
HypothoUc, Hypothetical, rr. Hipot^tieo.
Hypothetically, ad. Uondidonaloiento.
Hyrse, a. (Bot) MJjo.
Hyssop, 9. (Bot) Hlsopo.
Hyaterie, Hysterical, a, Hlst^Moo.
Hysterica, a. HistMoo, paroxiarao hlstMeo
HyUie, a. Puerto. Y. Jlith9.
I tlene varlos sonldos; ono breve, qua
oorresnondoal de la < oastellcna, oomo eo
pin, Ud; y otro largo, muy eemejaote al
del dlptongo espaSol at, como on 9iffn^
nMdjjkid. La i tiene tambien otro ao-
nldo entre la a y o ei^>afiolaa en air, Mrd,
9hirt Ninguna vox pnramente iogleif
acsba en i. fletra mayuouL
IfPron, per9. To: so escribe dempre ooB
lamUo, a. (Po^) Y4mbieo, pl6 yambo.
Ibex, «. 11)100, eabra de montes,
Tb% «. (Cm.) I'bla fk*
Ice, 9. Hlolo. Ice-bound^ Bodcado de bio
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[eebere, & Lnrttt 6 xnontafia de nicTe^
loebuirt, a. Fonn«do de hiela
loe-cresm, «. Uelado, sorbete.
lo^oose, a. Neveria.
loeUod mooSf b. (Bot) Uqaeo de Islandlo.
Ichneumon, «. lcn6umoli. (Knt) li^pecle
domoeca.
Idmographieal, a, Icnogrdflca
Ichnography, & lonosref ut
lohor, «. loor, terosidad acre de la aangre.
Icborona, a. Icorosow
lehthyoooUa, s, Colapez 6 oola de pesoado.
lohtbyok^, ». IcUoWia.
Ichthyopbagy, s. Ictiofiuda.
Iciole, «. CerrioD. ear^mbano de nleve.
IdneaSt «. Congelaclon.
Ictng, «. Cabiorta de azticar garapifiada
loonoclaet, «. loonoclasta.
loonodastiev ^ Ioonocl&8tfc«.
loonoffraphy, $. loonograf la.
loonolater, ». loondlatra.
Iconoloey, & Icnologia, [rida.
IctOTtcarow Ictdrloo ; remedlo contra la Icto-
Icy, a. Helado; fHo; tardo. [como perlaa.
IcjT-pearled, a. Cublerto de gotas de hielo
I'd, oontraoeton de I would.
Idea, t. Idea, Imlgen mental
Ideal a. Ideal, mental, intelectnal.
To Idealize, vn. Fonnane Ideas.
Ideally, ad. Mentahnente, Intelectualmente.
To Ideate; va. Idear.
Identie, Identloal, a. Iddntioa
Ideottcally, ad^ Id6nticamente.
Idootioalnefls, «, Identida(L
IdentiflcatioD, «. £1 acto de idcntificar.
To Identuy, «a. Identiflcar.
Identity, «. Identidad. [Bomanos.
Idea, «. I'doA. el 18 6 15 del met entre loa
Idloorasy, «. Idl6cra8la 6 tdioorasia.
IdlocrattcaL a. Idiocr&Uco.
Idiocy, 8, Idiotex; neoedad.
Idiom, «. Idloma; lenguage, dialeota
Idiomatic, Idiomatical, a. IdiomAtioa
Idlopathr, & Idiopatia. (M6d.) Enfennedad
pilmitlva.
Idiosyncrasy, «. Idiosinorasta.
Idiot, «. Idiota; hombre bobo y slmpK
Idiotic, Idiotical, a. Tonto, nedo; Bimple.
Idiotism, «. Idiotismo; necodad; ignoranda.
To Idiotlze, cfk Volvene nocio: embruto-
ceno. [til, vano, frivoto; est6riL
Idle, a. Ocioso, deeoonpado, holnzan ; in6-
To Idle, vn. Holgazanoar.— txi. uastar odo-
samente. [tuado.
Idle-beaded, a, Tonto, desraxonable; infa-
Idloneas, t. Ocioddad, peroza, bolgazaneria;
triviaUdad, Mvolldad.
Idle-pated, a. Tonto, est&plda
Idler, «. Uaragan, bolgazan, poltron.
Idly, ad^ Odoeainente; inuUlmente.
Idol, a, I'dolo: lm6gen.
Idolater, «. Idolatra; amanto, admirador.
IdolatroM, 9. Id6latra.
tidolatrical, a. Idolitrico.
To Idolatrlze, fO. IdobUrar, adorar.^im.
Oft'eoer culto de Idolatria.
idolatron& a, Idoldtrioo.
IdolatrooBly, ad* Idolalradamento.
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Idolatry, a Idolatria, adoradon de loa idolot
tIdoliam,«. Colto de y dcfenaa d« Idolatria
Idolist, «. £1 que da colto & tea faDAseaeiL
To Idolize, to. Idolatrar; amar con exeeao
Idollzer, $. £1 que ama hasta U adoradon.
IdoneoQi. Ow Ia6neo, apto, eonTeaieota.
Idyl, «. Idilia Y. PoMtoroL
L e^ oontrac deldetL Es dedr; eato ea.
U, oanj, 8i; aonqae; dado qne; sopnesu
que; aan caando. [mi palabvm.
I'lUth, ad por In faiih. A' fe nda, U^
Ipeoua. a. I'gneo.
To Ignlty, «a. Enoender.
Ignifluoiu, a. Lu que ecba fUego; Ignifcra
Ignipotent, a. (Poet) Ignipotente.
Ignis fitona, «. Fuego tatuo, helena, fo^go
de San Telmo.
To Ignite, va. £ncender, pegar fbq
IfBiOon, «L I^doo. (Qoim.)!
Ignitible, a, Inflamable.
IgniTomooa, a (Po^) Ignivoma
Ignoble, a, Innoble^ villaao; tndlgno, ril;
cobarde.
Ignobleneas, «. B^|eza. THen.
Ignoblv, ad Vilmente; villanamente.
Ignominions. a. Icnominloeo.
Ignominiooaly, ad, Ignominioeamente.
Ignominy, A Imominia, Infwnja, deeho^ra
Ignoramoa, & Ignoraate, tonto, simple.
Ignorance, «. Ignoranda, Inadyertenda.
Ignorant, o^ Ignorante; ignoradoy— «. Igno-
rante.
Ignorantly, ad, Ignoraatem«ite
To Ignore, 9& I^aorar.
Ilex, iL (Bot) OoeoQ|}a.
Uiae, a. (Mod.) Ulaoo.
Ilk, a, (Ant) Lo misma
Hi, a. Halo, enfermot doliente.--«i MaU mal
dad; deigrada, inrortonio.— ocT* Mal, mm
lamentAi
niacerableLO. Ilaoerable.
Illapee, & Entrada gradual de una ooaa en
otra; aoomettokientorepeotino.
To lUftqueate, wx. Embwazar, enredar,
Ubqneation, «. Enredo, embarazo.
Illanon, 9, Uadon, conneenenda.
niaUve. a, UatiTo, condualTo.
Illativelv, adi. For iladon k condnalon.
Illandabie, a. Indlgno de alabanzik
lUandably, ad, lamgnamenta
Illcoebrooa. & Llono de balagos y enga&ifiai
Illegal, a, Il^al, lo qoe es contra ley.
nieealitj, t. Ilevilldad.
To lUe^diza, 9a, Uaoer Uegal algnnm eoaa.
Illegally, ad. Degalmonte.
nicgalneflB, n Ilegaltdad. [ae piiede lecc
Illegibility, t. Illegible, a, Dogible. lo qoe ac
Illegibly, o<l De wt mode iMble.
Illegitimacy, A Ile^timidad.
lUeiitimate, a. Uegitimo; bastardo; fklaok
To Illegitimate, «a. Ilegitimar.
Ulegitimatdy, ad, IlogHimameate.
lUegittmation, a. Ba^ardia, ilcgitimldad
snposldon, impostura.
Illevii^e, a, Lo que no paedo ser exlgido
Ul-faoed, a, Feo.
Ill-foyored. a. Dtaforme, feo, malheeba.
ni-fiiToredly, ad, Oon defurmidad; da ■■•
talante; mdamentei
ni-fiivoredneiM, «. Deforraldad, fealdaft
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nUbenil, a. Innoble; tacafio, avaro.
iniberall^, 8. Tacaucria; poquedad.
Illiberally, ad. Buiumento, buamento.
BUcit a, llicita
lUlcitJy, ad, Ilegalmente.
lUldtneflB, 9. U^^dad.
IllimlUble, a. lamltable.
inimitably, ad. Ulmitadamente.
Illimited, a. lUmitado.
n literacy, s, Falta de Uteratnra; iffnoranda.
Illiterate, a, Indocto, ignorante, iUterato.
IlHterateJiess, «. La falta de cienda. [da.
tlUitorature, «. Falta de Uteratara, Ignoran-
Ul -lived, a. Malvada
Dl-lookiDg, a. Mai carado. [genlo.
Ill-nature, & Malovolencia, malida; mal
Ill-natured, a. Mal^volo, nodvo; ispero de
cenia [intcndon.
Ili-natoredlv, ad, De mala gana; con mala
ninesB, 9. M^ enfennedad ; depravldad.
Ill^ca], a. lUogically, </</, Illoctcalneea, a.
^ opoaidon & las reglas de la 16glca 6
razon.
ni-prindpled, a. Inmoral ; Inkma
Ill-fiatisfled, a. Diutlsfecbo, deficontento.
IllsbiHped, a, Dlafonne, irregular, mU hecho.
ni-eounding, a. Mal sonante.
Ill-etarred, a. Malayentarado^ deedlchado.
Ill-treated, a. Maltratado, agraviado.
To Illade, to. Engafiar, befar, mofiur.
To niume, f>a. Iluminar, aolarar.
To niominate, ro. Ilomlnar; alombrar;
ilostrar; inapirar.
Illaxninate, a, llominado, instmldo (t6mase
cosl slempre en mal sentido).
ninmination, ». Iluoiinadon; alumbrodo;
lominarias; esplendor: insplradon.
niominatlve, a. IlaminatiTO.
Illnminator, «. Iluminador. S^^^
To Illumine, va^ Iluminar. T. 7b lUumU
Illusion, a. Ilusion, engafio, imaginadon en-
gafloea.
IlluaiTe. a. Ilusivo, falso, engafioso.
Illnsivoiy, ad, Falsamente, aparentemcnte.
lUuaivoneas, a. Iludon, aparlenda &lsa.
Illusory, a. Ilusorio, fantitstico; enganoso.
To Illustrate, ra. Ilustrar; engrandccer;
•darar, explicar.
ninsbvtlon, 9. Ilustradon, einddadon.
lUnstrative. a, IlustratiTo, explicative,
ninstratlvely, ad, Explidtameuto.
nhistrator, 9. lluatrador. [c^lebre.
IlInstriou^ a. Ilustre, esdarcddo; inslKne,
ninstciously, ad, Iloatremente, osclaroclda-
menteb [bleza.
niuBtriousness, 9. Emlnencia. grandeza, no-
Ill-usage, a. Inlustlda; crueldad; mal trato.
Ill-wil^ 9, Mala voluntad, tinla, aversion,
ni-willor, «. Malnneriente.
rm, contrac de I am. Yo soy 6 estoy.
Im, U'ease <*n compoddon por In,
bnage, 9, Imigen, efigle, ostAtua; Sdolo;
flgura; aparlenda.
Image-worship, «. £1 cnlto de las imdgcnea.
To Image, va. Imaginar. [imaginadon.
Imagery, a. EstAtni^ plntnra; aparlenda;
Imaginable, a. Imaginable,
timaffinant, a. y a. £1 que imagina.
Inuiginary, a. Imagtnaria
Imagination, a. Imaginadon; invendon.
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pensamicnto; aprebenslon, idea Ibnt^t
ca, vision.
Imaginative, a. Imaginativo. [Invontan
To Imagine, va. Imaginar ; ponsar, conoeblr,
Imagincr, «. £1 que imagina, idea 6 invcnta.
Imi^ning, «. Imaginadon, fkntaaia. [roai
To Hnbam, co. Entrojar, encerrar en grane>
To Imbase, va. Adulterar. Y. To £mba9&.
— vn, Disminuirse en valor.
To Imbatbo, va. Banarse ; empapar el alma.
Imbecile, a^ Imbt'cil, nedo, tonto.
Imbedllty, 9. Imbedlidad; impotencia.
Imbedded, V. Emledded.
Imbellic, a. £1 que no cs belicoso ; paciUco.
To Imbezzle, w. V. To Einheezl^.
To Imbibe, va. Embcbcr; empapar, cbapar.
Imbiber, a. Embebedor.
timbibition, a. Imblbidon.
ToImbitter,t>a. Agnar; exaspcrar; irrltar.
Imbitterer, a. (Prov. Amcr.) Amargador,
acriador.
Tolmbodv, va. Incorporar: agregar, nnir.
To Imbolaen, va^ An i mar, alenlar, esforzar.
To Imborder, to, Termlnar, guarnecer,
ribet«ar.
fTo Imboak, rn. Eniboscarse, ocnltarse.
To Imbosom, ta. Enscnar ; tratar con carina
To Imbonnd, do. Cercar, encerrar.
To Imbow, uo. Abovedar. \hotcer.
To Imbowcr, to. £nramar. — fsn. To Em-
Imbowment, 9. B6veda, arco.
To Imbox, va. Encajonar.
To Imbrangio, ca. v. To Entangle,
timbred, a, Innato. Y. Inbrtd,
Imbricate, a. Puesto nno eobre otro.
Imbricated, a, Imbricada coea dentada y
acanalada. [la de las conchas
Imbrication, a. De^gualdad o6ncava como
To Imbrown, va, Oscnreoer ; qultar la blan-
cura.
To Imbrue, to. Bcmojar. To imbrue on^9
Jiand9 in blood, Tefiir sus manos en san*
gre. [tecersci
To Imbmto, ca. Embrutecer.— m. £mbru-
To Imbue, va. Tiuturar, tefilr ; imbutr, in-
fundir.
To Imburso, fa. Embolsar.
ImiUbilit}', 9. La calidad de ser Imitable.
Imltable, a. Imitable.
To Imitate, va. Iroitar; remedar; eopiar.
Imitation, a. Imitadon; copia; tradudoa
libre.
Imitative, a. Imltativo, imitado.
Imitator, a. Imitador.
Imltatorshlp, 9. Imitadon.
Immaculate, a. Inmaculado, nuro.
Immaculately, ad. Inmaculaaamente.
Immaoulateness, a. Pureza, inoccncia.
Immailcd, a, Lo quo tlene roalla.
ImmaDeaole, a. Imnaleable. [o grilles.
To Immanacle, to. Aprisionar con cspoeaa
Immane, a. Yasto, enorme.
Immandy, ad. Monstruoeamonte. [seca
Immanent, a. Innutnente, Inhcrcnte, iutrin*
Immanity, «. Barbaridad, feroddad.
tlmmarcesslbl& a. Inmarcedble.
martial a. (Poo. usw) Padfico.
To Immaskj «a. Enmascarar, disfrasar.
Inamatohable, a. Incomparable.
Inunaterial, a. EspiritnsJ ; fuUl : Indiferwte.
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IinmaterUUt7f 9. Inmaterialidftd, espiritaali-
d«d.
Linmaterlallzed, a. Incorp6reo, ospirltaal
Imnuterlalist, «. IninaterlAlfsta.
Immaterially, ad. Kspirltaalmente.
Immaterial ness, «. Ininaterialidad.
tlmmateriate, a. IncorpAreo.
Immature, a. Inmnturo; temprano, precox.
Immaturwly, ad. Tcmprano, muy presto.
lmmaturooe«8, Immaturity, «. Falta do ma-
durez.
Immeasurable, a. Inmcnsurable, Inmenso.
Immeasurably, ad. iDmcnsamento.
Immeohanlcal, a. Lo que no osti confonne
k las reglas de la mec&nica.
Immediacy, & Independencla absolnta.
Immediate, a. Inmedlata [IncnntlnoDto.
Immediately, ad. Inmedlatamente, loego,
ImmedUteiieiBa,^ Presencla iomediata.
Imme<UcabIe, Ck Incurable, Irremediable.
Immelodiooa, a. Diacorde. [memoria.
Immemorable, a. Lo que no es dlgno de
Immemorial, a. Inmemorlal [rial.
Immemorlallv, ad. De nn modo Inmemo-
Immense, a. Inmeuso, inflnlto, Ulmltado.
Inmiensely, ad. Iumen8amente,^lQ medlda.
Immensenesii, Immensity, «. Inftionddad.
Immonsnrablllt^ «. Inmensurabllidad.
Immenaurable, Lmmonsurate, a. Imnensu-
rable.
To Immerge, To Immerse, va. Sumerglr,
aambuUir; anegar en pcnas, en miscria,
eta ; oprlmlr.
Immersion, «. Inmersion, snmcrslon.
Immetbodical. a. Confuse, Irregttlar.
Immetbodicaliy, ad. Confusamento.
Immethodicalnees, «. Confusion, <a de
m^todo.
To Immew, va. Ealanlar; encerrar.
To Immiffrate, vn. Emigrar, trasml^ar.
Immigration, «. Kmlgracion, trasmigracion.
Imminence, «. £1 peligro inmlnente 6 cer-
cano.
Imminent, a. Inmlnente. [bar.
To Immingle, To Immix, ra. Mezclar, tra-
Immluutlon, a. Diminaclon, merma, menos-
cabo. [clarsa
ImmlsdbiUty, «. La incapaddad de moz-
Immiscible, Immlxable, a. Inmisdble.
Immissioa. «. Introdaccinn. [gada
Immitigable, a. Lo (jne no paede 9or mlti-
Immlxt, a. V. Unnuaed. [mlento.
Immobility, s. Inmobilidad, fiUta do movi-
Immoderacy, ». Exceso. [arrcglada
Immoderate, a. Inmodcrado, exoeelvo, dea-
Immoderately, ad. Inmodendamente.
[mmoderatcncas, s. Inmoderadon.
Immoderation, t. Inmoderadon, exceso,
desarreglo.
Immodest, a. Inmodesto, tmpiiro,indeocnt«.
Immodestly, ad. Inmodestaroonto.
Immodesty, a. InmodesUa; indeoenda, im-
pndioida.
To Immolate, va. Inmolar, sacrlflcar.
Immolation, «. Inmolaclon, sacrifido san-
grlento.
tmmolator, «. Inmolador, sacriflcador.
Immomentous, a. Lo que cs de poco mo-
menta
Immoral, a. Inmora), depravado, malrado.
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Immorality, «. Inmoralidad. pravedad,p«
versidafL [de etema flam
Immortal, a. Inmortal; perp^o; digae
Immortality, «. Inmortalidad ; efcema Uam,
Immortalization, «. £1 acto de inmortallzar;
perpetoadon.
To Immortalize, «a. Inmortallzar, etenitzst
Immortally, ad. Inraortalmente, para 8iciD>
pro.
Immortiflcation, $. Inmortiflcadon.
InmiOTablllty, «: Inmobilidad.
Immovable, a. Inmoble. inmoTiblo. /imM#
tKiblea. Los bienea ralceo.
ImmoyaDlencfl^ «. InmobiUdad.
Immovably, ad. Inmoblement«.
tlmmondtdty, «. Inmundida, ImporeaL
Immunity, a. Inmanldad, pfiTllegI(\ fraa
qulda.
To Immnre, wi. Emparedar.
Imrousical, a. Diaonante.
Immntabillty, a, Inmutabilidad, ftrmesa.
Immutable, a. Inmutablo.
ImmutablenestL a. Inmatabilidad.
Immutably, ad. Inmutablemente.
Imroutation, *. Mudanza, alteradon.
Imp, «. Dlablillo, due^de, traago ; engertow
To Impair, va. Empeorar; altcrar, detarto^
rar.
Impairer, a. Dafiador, lo que eropeora.
Impalrlnc. a. Dimlnuclon, alteradon.
Iropalatable, a. Desabrido; sin gosta
To Impale, V. To SmpaU.
To Impalm, va, Affarrar con la mana
Impalpability, a. £1 estado de lo que es tan*
palpable.
IrapaJpable, a. Impalpable^
timpanato, a. Empanado.
Impanation, a. Empanadoiu
Impanel, V. BmpaneL [Ql
To Imparadiaa va. Colocar en un estado le-
Imparity, a. Desigoaldad, deqvopordon;
disparldad, dlferencla.
To Impark, va. 7b Empark.
To Impart, va^ Dar, conceder, comaakar.
Impartial, a. ImpardaL
Impartlalist, a. £1 que ee Impardal. nut%
Impartiality, a. Impardalidad, equldao^ Jos*
Impartially, ad. Impardalmeote.
Impartible, a. Impartible.
Impassable, a. Inlransitable, Impracticable.
ImpaasableneM, a. Incapaddad de aer pasa-
do 6 do admltir pa»0^
ImpasdbiUty, a, Impasibllldad, Incapadd&d
de padecer.
Impa8BlbI^ a. Impaslble.
ImpaaslbleDefla, «. Impasibllldad.
To Impassion, va. Mover las paslonev. — vn
Apaslonarse. [do paal<mea
ImMSslonate, a. Y. IPmpaaaiotiate. Ubcv
To Impasalonatc va. Padecor mncli k
Impassive, a. Imnasiva
Impassiveneas, «. Imposlbnidad.
Impastatlon, a. Mczcia. (Pint) Kmtta&te.
To Impaste, va. Uaoer pasta. (Pint) Em
pastar.
Impatlbte, a. Intolerable.
Impatience, a. Impadenda; Ira; ansta.
Impatient, ck Impadente; inqnleto, apn
Burado.
Impatiently, ad^ Impaol«ntom«nt«
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To Impatronlze, va. Apodenne pooo i pooo
d« aTgana cosa.
To Impawn, va. Empeflar, dar en pronda.
To Impeach, wi, v. Efup^acK. Acnsar,
dennndar; Impntar.
Impeacliable, a. Pelatable. [tor.
Impeacher, «. Acosador, denunciador, dela-
Impeachmont, «. Impedlmento ; acoaacioa
p6blica; imputadon.
To Impearl, va. llacor algxma cosa on flga-
ra de porlas ; adornar con perlas.
tmpeccability, «. Impecabiliaad.
Impeccable, a. Inipecable.
Impeccancy, «. IropecablUdad. [dar.
To Impede, t>a. Impedir, embarazar; rctar-
bnpediment, & Impedlmento, embarazo,
oMtucalo.
Impedimental, a. Impediente, obstractivo.
Impedltive, a. ImpecUtlvo. [tlgar.
To Impel, va. Impeler; incitar, apretar, oa-
Impellent, «. Empnje ; motor, movlL
Impeller, b. Impalsor, el que empqja 6 im-
pele hooia adelante. [cha
To Impen, «a. Encerrar en nn lugar estro-
fo Impend, vn. Amenazar, amagar, aoer-
carso un pdlgro. [lo oue amenaza.
Impendence, Impendency, «. £1 estado de
Impendent, Impending, cz. Inminente, pen-
diente, amenazante.
Imiicnetrabilltj, «. ImpenotrablUdad. [ble.
Impenetrable, a. Impenetrable, intrai^ta-
Impenetrableness, «. Impenetrabilidad.
Impenetrably, ad. Impenetmblemente.
Impenitence, Impenitency, «. Impcnitencia.
Impenitent, a. Impenitente.— «. El que es
impenttente. [don.
Impenltentlj, ad. Sin penitenda 6 contrl-
ImpennoQS, a. Inalado ; aptero. V. Apier-
otts.
To Impeople, i?a. V. Tb Empeople.
(mperate, a-, xjo que naoe de voluntad y so
hace de bnena gana, por nna convlcdon
Interior de qne debe baoerse.
Imperative, a. Imperativa '
ImperatiToly. ad. ImperatiTamcnto.
timperatorlal, a. Imperioeo, dominante.
Imperceptible a. Imperceptible.— «. Cosa
imperceptible.
Imperoepablenesa. «. ImperceptibUldad.
Imperceptibly, ad. Imperceptiblemente.
Imperfe^ a. Imperfboto, incomploto, de-
feotnosa [ro.
Imperfection, «. Imperfeedon ; defeoto l&o-
Imperfeetly, ad. Imperfectamente. mu
Imperfectnesa, «. Imperfeedon, defecto, 2^-
Imperforable, a. Imperforable.
Imperforated, a. Imperforado, cerrada
Imperforation, 9. Imperforacion, cerramlen-
to, obstruccion.
Iroperia.. a. Imperial
Imperialist, t. Imperial; imperlalista.
Imperlalized, a. ImperiallstaL
Imperially, ad. Imperlalmente.
ImperialtV, %. £1 podcr imperial.
To Imperil, va, Arrleegar. V. To EmperU,
JinperfooS) a. Imperioeo, altlro, orgalloao,
flera [vez.
Anporiously, ad. Imperioeamente, con alti<
Imporiooaneaa, «. Antoridad, mando; arro-
ganda alttvez.
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Imperishable, a. Indestructible; etemo; lb
acabable. [dad,
Impermanence, Imperraanenoy, %. Instablli*
Impermeability, «. Impermcabilidad. [ble.
Impermeable, a. Impermeable, impenctra-
Impersonal, a. Impersonal.
Impersonality, «. Impersonaltdad.
Impereonally, ad. Inopersonalmente. [car.
To Impersonate, CO. Fersoualizar, person 111-
Impersplcolty, «. Oscuridad, fidta do perspl-
culdad. [spleno.
Imperspicnons, a. Oscnro, lo qne no es per-
Impersnaslble, a. Impersnaslblo.
Impertinence, Imperdnency, «. Impertinon-
cia; absnrdo; importnnidad.
Impertinent, a. Impertlnente, tnc6modo;
insolenta, atrerida [lentemente.
Impertlnontlr. ad. Imperttnentemonte, inso-
tlmperiransibllity; «. impenetrablHdad.
Imperturbability, «. ImperturbablKdad, se-
ronidad.
Jmpertnrbable, a. Imperturbable.
Impertorbably, ad. Imperturbablemente.
Impertnrbation, «. Tranqoilidad, calnvv se-
renidad. (Haldnd. [segada
Impertorbed, a. 8ereno, qnleto, tranquilo, so-
Impervious, a» Impenetrable.
Impenriously, odL Impenetrablemente.
Imperviousness, a. Impenetrabilidad.
Impetiginous, a. Samoso.
timpetrable, a. Impetrable. [bemenda
Impetuosity, a Impotuosidad, raerza, v*
Impetuous, a. Impetuoso, arrebatado, vehc
mentck
Impetuously, ad. Impetuosamente.
ImpetuousnessL $. Violenda, veheroonda,
impetuosidad. [violenta
Impetus, 9. I'mpctn, movlraicnto rarioso y
To impieree, va. Penetrar, horadar. V. To
Empierce.
Impierceablo, a. Impenetrable.
Impiety, «. Impicdad, irreligion.
To Impinge, viu Tocar, caer 6 golpear con-
tra una ooaa.
Impious, a. Implo, malrado, profano.
Impiously, ad. Impiamente.
tlmpiousncaa, 9. Impiedad.
Implacability, «. Bencor, odio envctiecido.
Implacable, a. Implacable, Inexorabla
Implacablenes^ «. Odio impiacablo.
Imnlacably, ad. Implacablemente.
To Implant, va. Fijar, plantar, ingertar ; gra-
bar, imprimir.
Implantation, «. Engertadon, plantadon.
Implausible, a. Lo que no es plauslbla
Implausibly, ad. 61n apariencia i> probabi)l>
To Implead, va. Acusar, demandar.
Impleader, «. Acnsador, demandante.
Implement, & Hcrramienta; suplcfaltas)
utensilio.
Impletion, 9. La aodon do llcnar.
Implex, a. Intrincado, enredado. Impllcada
To Implicate, va. Implicar, envoi ver. [dta^
Implication, 9. Implicaclon; ilacion impll
Implicative, a. (For.) Implicativo, ImpU
cante.
ImpHcatively, ad. Por Impllcadon. [dto
Implicit, a. Implicado, complicado; Impfi
Implidtly, ad implidtamcnte.
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Implldtneas, s. ImpUcadoiw
KmpUcity, $. Eoredo, embiiruo, ombroU<v
[mpiiedly, ad, Por implicadon.
ImploratioD, & ImpIoiidoD, ruego homilde
y feiTieote.
To Imi^ore, va, Iniplorar, saplicar, pedir.
Implorer, «. SoUdtador. [plame.
tmplamcd, Iinp.tmion% a. Desplnmado, Im*
To Implange, vo. Preclpitftr. Y. To Em-
plunge, [der.
Tu Imply, fHJ, ImpIVcar, enredar; compron-
tTo Impocket, va. Embolsar, ahaduu".
To ImiH)ison, to, Envouenar. Y. To JSm^
poison, [poUdca.
Impolicy, 9. Iroprndonda, Indiscrocion, im-
Impollte, a, De0oorte^ grosero, impolitloa
linpolitenoes, «. ImpoliUca. fiUta de oorttfte.
Impolitio, a. Improdonto, Indiscrcto ; Impo-
lUIoo. [mont«, indlscretamente.
Impolitlcally, Imrlolitldy, ad, ImpoliUca-
Iinponderous, a. Ligero; sin peso percepti-
ble, [mezit
Imporosfty, «. Falta de poroa, den^dad, flr-
Imporous, a, Sdlldo, macizo, sin poros.
To Import, va, Importar; iotrodadr; Im-
plicar; denotar.
Import, & Importanda, uso, ntllldad, mo-
mento. Importe ; tendencia, sentldo. /m-
port-auti/y Derechos de entradiL
Importable, a. Importable
Importance, a. Importanda, momento; tra-
portunidad ; materia, objeta
Important, a, Importonte.
Importantly, ad, Importantemente.
Importation, «. Importadon ; entrada do gu-
neroe estranjeros.
Importer, «. Introductor, importador.
timportloeu, a. Lo qae no es importante.
' Importoniicy, 9. Importonldad.
Importunate, a. Importono, intempestlva
Importunately, ad, Iroportnnamente.
Importunateness, A Importunidad, soUdta-
don Incesante.
timportunator, «. Importunador. [qnerir.
To Importune, r^. Importunar, tnstiar ; re-
tImp<Mrtune, a. Importune, moleato, Intem-
pestlvo.
timportunely, ad. Importanamente.
Importunor, «. Importunador. [dad.
Importunity, «. Importonadon, Importuni-
Imposable, a, Pecbero, d que pnede eetar
smeto k impuestoa.
To Impoee, va, Imponer. To impoM on 6
upon, EngaAar, persuadlr hacer crcer ana
cosa falsa.
Impoeer, «. Imponcdor, impoetor.
Imposition, s. Impoddon; carga; opredon;
impostunw
Impossibility, «. Impodbilidad; Imposlble.
[mposdblo, cr. Impodble. [posta.
Impost, «. Impuesto.--/mpo«te, (Arq.) Im-
To Imposthumate, fm, Apostemarae.— ixiw
Apostemar. [apostema.
iknposthumation, «. El ado de formarse una
Imposthnme, «. Apostema.
To Imposthume, vn. (Poco nsadc) Aposte-
marse. — va. Apostemar.
Imi>o8tor, «. Impostor ; cnga&ador.
tmpostnmc, «. v. Imposthume.
tlmpostumgp, fi. Kngmio, fhtude.
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Imposture, a. Impostura. fraude, engtfia
tImposture<L a, Fraudulento, engaftoso.
Impotence, Impotency, «. Impotonda.
Impotent, 8. y a. Impotente; impedide
baldado de algno mlembra
Impotently, ad, Impotcntemente.
To ImpoTerish, Y. 7b BmpoeerWu
To Impound, «a. Encerrar, acorralar ; apri
aionar.
Impracticability, a. ImpoeibiUdod.
Impracticable, a. Impracticable, impodble;
intratablo. [dad, obsunadca.
Impracticablenesa, «. ImpoeibiHdad; terque*
To Imprecate, to, Imprecar, maldedr.
Imprecation, «. Imprc«adon, ualdidon.
Imprecatory, a. Imprecatorio.
To Impregn, va, Impregnar. [bk.
Impregnable, a. Inexpugnable, Inconqnista-
Impregnably, ad, De on mode inexpugna*
To Impregnate, va. Empreflar; impreenat.
Impregni^ a, Impregnado: empreaaao.
Impregnation, «. Focundacion, Impregna
don.
timproparatlon, «. Fdta de prcoMradon.
Imprescriptible, a. Imprescriptible.
To Impress, va. Imprlmir, estampar; im
preeionar. V. To Pr^BS.
Impress, «. Improslon; empresa; lera.
Impresdbillty, $. La ci^mddad de impre-
sIonesL [sionea
Impressible, a. Capax de redbir Impre*
Impresdon, «. Impredon 6 edidon; efbcto,
inflnenda.
Impressive, a, Imprcdro. [eflcax
Impreadvely, ad, De nn modo poderoso i.
Impresdveuess, a. La calldad de hacer Im*
predon.
Impressment, $. Leva: rednta forxada.
ImpresBure, «. Improslon, eefia), boeUa.
Imprest, «. Frtotamo, empristito. [leoer.
timprevalency, e. La incapaddad de prevar
Imprimatur, A Imprimase; decretow
timprimery, s. Imprenta.
Im vimifl, ad. Imprimis, en {nlmer Ingir.
To Imprint CO. Iraprimir; e6tampar,iela.
Imprint, «. Lugar donde una obra edi Im
prosa. [donat.
To Imprison, va, Enoerrar, encaroeltf, ami'
Imprisonment, «. Bedudon, pridon^ ender*
ro. fmlUtad.
Improbability, c ImprobabiUdad, mverofi
Improbable, a. Improbable.
Improbably, ad. Improbablemente.
Improbatlon, «. Desntrobadon, reprobaetom.
Improbity, «. Fdta de probidad, picardte^
Improfldence, s. Fdta de aprorechaDdcMD^,
de adelantamlenta
Iroprofltable, a. Iniitll, vano.
Impromptu, «. Un repente. an hnpeto.
Improper, tk Improplo, Indecente, InepUv
Improperlv, ad. Improplamente.
tlmpropitiouB, a. Impropido, desftvoralj]*.
Improportlonable, a. Despropordonado.
Improportlonate, a. Impropordonada
To Impropriate, va, AprcfiiarBe; en^wMf
la posedon.
Impropriate, a. Secularlzada
Impropriation, & Posedon czdndra; wall
do los bicncs eclodustlcoa.
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Impropriator, «. £1 qao so apropla algona
006a; el lego que posee blonos edesfastl-
coSb [cia.
Impropriety, & Impropledad, inoongraen-
Improvabintv, Improvabloness, «. Capod-
dad de m^orar.
Improvable, a. Mejorahle. perfectible.
Improvably, ad. Mcjorablemente. •
To Improve, va. j n. Mc^Jorar, aamentar,
perfocclonar; anrovechar. [cion.
Improvement «. MeJora,progreeo; fnstrac-
Improver, «. Adelantador, mejorador.
Improvidence, n, Desculdo, fiilta de proven-
cion, Imprndenda. ppnidente.
Improvident, a. Impr6vido, dcscnldado, Im-
Improvldently, ad. Impr6vldamente.
tImprovisioD, «. Falta de prevWon, [cion.
Imprudence, «. Imprudencia, Inconsfdera-
.mprudent, & Imprudento, Inconslderado,
indlscreto.
Imprudently, ad. Imprudentemente.
Impudence, ». Impudencia, inmodostla, atre-
vlmlento, descaro. [gonzada
Impudent, a. Atrevldo; lrop6dico, deever-
Impudentlj, ad. Atrevldamente; tnmodea-
tamente.
Impndidty, t. Impudidda, deehoncetidad.
To Impugn, va, Impngnar.
timpugnatlon, a. Impugnadon.
Impugner, «. Impugnador. [tivo.
Impulse, %. Inipulso ; impetn, estimulo, mo*
Impulsion, & Impulsion, Impolso, Impetu.
Impulsive, a, J 9. Impulslvo.
Impulsively, ad. For impulse. [go.
Impunity, «. Impunldad, exendon de casU-
Impure, a. Impure, torpe, tmp&dico ; sucio.
Impurely, ck/. Iropuramente.
Impureness, Impurity, «. Impuridad, torpe-
cn, llviandad, deshonestidad. [ra.
To Impurple, ra. Purpurar, tefllr depfirpu-
Imputable, a^ Imputable ; culpable.
Imputablenesa, «. Impntabilldad.
Imputation, «. Imputadon ; acnsacion ; im-
properio; indlrecta.
Imputative, a. Imputative.
To Impute, to. Imnntar, atribuir, achacar.
Imputer, 9. Imputador.
In, prep. £n, por, 4. de, mi^ntras, bi^to.
con, para.— *ia. Dentro, adentro; unido 4
los verbos muda cast siempre en sentido
recto: nsado en composidon expresa ne-
gaoion 6 privadon. [titud.
Inabili^, 9. Inbabtlidad, incapaddad, inep-
Inabetinence, «. Intemperancta execs:.
Inabusively, ad, Bin abnsa
Inaccessibility, 9. Inaccesibilldad.
Inacoeflslble, a. Inacceslble.
Inaccessibly, ad, Inacceslblemente.
Inaccuracy, «. Inouria, negllgenciA.
Inaccurate, a. Inexacta
Inaccurately, ad. Incorrectamente.
Inaction, «. Inaecion, bolgazaneria.
Inactive, a. Flojo, percxoso, neq^ltgente.
Inactively, ad. Ferczosamente.
InactiTlty, 9. Odo, porezo, desidia, flcjedad.
ITo Inaetnate, «a. Poncr en acdon.
Inadequate, a. loadecuado, defeclnoso, im*
perfocto.
fnad^w^uately, ad. Inadccnadamente.
IiUKfeqnateness, t. Defecto de propordon.
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Inadequatlon, «. Falta de correspondendi
cxaota.
Inadmissible, a^ Inadmisible. [da.
Inadvertence, Inadvertency, «. Inadverten*
Inadvertent, a. Inadvertldo, neglt^ente.
Inadvertently, ad. Inadvertidamente, eon
negligencltt.
tlnadvcrtisomcnt, *. Inadvertenda.
InafTabillty, s. Rcserva, cautela en la con-
versaclon. [ateble 6 cariflosa
Inaffable, a. lie^rvado; descortos"; poco
InafTectation, «. Sencillez en el trato; nata*
ralidad.
Inalienable, a. Inaienable 6 inalienable.
Inalterable, a. Inalterable.
Inamorato, 9. £1 one est& enaoiorado.
Inane, a. Inane ; lo que estA vado.
Inanimate, Inanimated, a, In4nime, inani
mado.
Inanition, 9. Inanlcion ; iklta de alimento.
Inanity, 9. Vacaidad ; vanidad ; nuHdad.
Inappetence, lappctencv, #. Inapetencta.
Inapplicabilltv, «. Incptltud para algun oh*
Jeto particular.
Inapplicable, a. Inapllcable.
Inapplicatlon, 9. Inapllcacion, indolencia.
Inapposite, a, Mai puesto. mal colocado.
Inappredable. a. Inaprccfable, ineatimabl&
Inapprehensible, a. Inintellglble.
Inapprehcnsive, a. Nesligente, indolente.
Inaptitude, 9. Ineptltud, insnildenda.
Inarable, a. Incultlv&ble, inarable.
To Inarch, va^ (Jard.) Engertar.
Innrticulate, a. Inarticalado. [do.
Inarticalately, ad. De un mode inarticula*
Inarticulateness, «. Inarticniacion.
Inarticulntion, 9. Falta de claridad en la ar-
ticulacion de las palabras.
Inartificial, a. Contrario 4 laa reglas dd
arte ; natural, simple.
Inartiflcially, ad. Sin arte, natnralmente.
loattenlion, 9. Desatendon. descntdo.
Inattentive, a. Desatento, descnidado.
Inattentively, ad. Deecuidadamento.
Inaudible, a. Inaudible.
Inaugural, a. Inaugural. [dodicar.
To Inaugurate, va, Inangnrar, conaaffrar,
Inaugurate, a. Inaugurado ; envestido 6 in*
veetida
Inauguration, «. Inanguradon.
Inanguratory, a. Inaugnratoria
Inanratlon, «. Doradura. V. OUding.
Inauapidous, a. Malaventurado, infelLs, d<«'
gradado.
Inauspiclonaly, ad. Deecradadamente.
InausplciousnesB, «. Infclicidad.
Inbetng, 9. Inberenda, inseparabllidad
Inborn, a. I'nsito, innato.
Inbreathed, a. Inspirada
Inbred, a. I'nsito, innate, natural.
To Inbreed, wk Prodncir, crear.
To Incage, «a, Er\]anlar, encerrar
Incagemcnt, «. El aoto de enjaular.
Incaleecence, Incalescency, a. Prindplo 4i
calor: calor indpiente.
Incalculable, o. Incalculable
Incandescence, 9. Oandenda.
Incandoecent, a. Oandcntc, becbo asena.
Incantation, «. Encantacion, encanto, ntt
m6gica.
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CncanUitoiy, a. Migica
To IncAnton, va, Agracto: nn distrito i otro.
incapabilttr, IncspablenMS, a. lDb«bilidad,
IncapaclOAd. Tdo.
Incapable, a^ Incapaz; Intpto; Inbabiflta-
Incapaciooa, a. Estrecho, angosto.
Incapaclonsness, t. Estrechez.
To Incapacitate, wk InbabiL'ur, Impoeibili-
tar; declarar incapas.
Incapacitation, «. Inbabilitaclon.
Incapacity, «. Incapaeldad, insaflclencla.
To Incarcerate, «a. Encarcelar, aprislonar.
Incarcerate, a. Encarcelado, preso.
Incarceration, «. Encarcelamieoto, prtslon.
To Incarnate, va. Encamar, vestir oe carne.
Incarnate, a. Encamado.
Incarnation, «. Encamaclon, encaToadnra.
Incamatlve, «. Encamativo, dcatrizatlTo.
To Incase, va, Encj^ar. Inclair, enci^onar.
To Incask, va. Entonelar. [an oastilla
Incastellated, a. Encastillado, enoomdo en
lucaatlons, a. Incauto, de&ouidado, negll-
gente. [damente.
Incaatioosljr, ad. bicautamente, dMcuida-
Incaotionsness, «. Falta de cautela, deaculda
tTo Incend, «o. V. To Inftam«,
Incendiary, «. Inoendiaria; zizafiero; tnd-
tador.— <i. Bediciosa
Incense, %. Inolenao ; alabanxa llsonjera.
To Incense, tMZ. Ezasperar, enojar ; incenfar.
Inoensement, «. Uabia, Ira, ftiria, c6Iora.
Inoenslon, a. Enoendlmiento ; el acto do In-
llamar.
Incenslve, a. Incltativo ; tnflamatorio.
Inoensor, a. Incitador.
Incensory, «. Incensarlo.
InoentiTe, a. Incentive, estimnia— a. Incl-
tativo, ImpnlslTo.
Inception, a. El prindpio de algona coea.
Inceptive, a. Incipiente.
Inceptor, a. Principlante ; inceptor.
Inceration, a. Enoeramlonta
Incentive, a. Lo que se pega como ccra.
InoerUtndo, 9. Incertldambre. [ble.
Incesaant a. Incesante, constante, Inccsa-
Incessantly, acU Incesantcmente.
Incest, 8. Incesto.
IncestnoDS, a. Incestaoso.
InceetuoQsly, ad. Incestuosamente.
Incestooosnesa, «. £1 estado de ser inces-
tnoso. [pedacitosi
Inch, «. Pnlffada; plzca. By tncfiet. A'
To Inch, <»>. Meter 4 pulgadas, eecaaear.—
ffn. Ketlrarse poco h poco por ratos.
To Inchamber, va. Encerrar en an cuarto.
To Inchant, V. To Enchant
CnchasUty, «. Deshonestldad, Impareza.
inched, a. Lo qno consta de pnlgadas.
To Inchest, «a. Enct^onar. [clenro.
Inchlpin, a. Una parte de las entraflaa del
Inchmeal, a. La coea qoe tiene ana pnlcada
de largo. [lar.
To Inchoate, co. Incoar, princlplar, empe-
Inchoate.a. Prlnclpiado, inooado, empezado.
iBchoateiy, ad. En el primer grado.
^n<*hoaUon, t. Prindpio.
InchoaUve, a. Incipiente, inooativa [dad.
Incidence, a. Inddencia ; acddente, casuali«
Incident, a. Inddente ; dcpondlente ; ardl-
oarla
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INC
Ibddent, «. Inddente, casDaIid«d, i
miento ; eplsodlo, dlgresioQ.
Incidental, a. AcddenUl, eaaoaL
Inddentally, ad. Inddentemante. [naeoUk
Inoldently, ad. Ocaslonalmente, caanal-
To Indnerate, to, Indnenr, redadr k o*
nizaa.
Indperatlon, a. Indneradon.
Indpiency, %. Prindpio.
Incipient, a. Indpiente.
To Indrcle, V. To EndrcU.
Incirdet, a. Circalo peqaefla
Indroamspeotlon, a. Inadvertonda.
To Incise, va. T^jar, cortar, grabn.
Indsed, a. Indso, oortado.
Incision, a. Incision.
Indaivc, a. Incislva
Incisor, A Indslroft.
Indsory, a, Indsorla
Indsare, a. Indslon, oortadnra.
Indtation, «. Indtadon, insdgadon.
To Incite, «a« Incltar, mover, eatimalar.
Incitement, a. Incltamento, indtamiant^
estimalo, agnfjon.
Inciter, a. Incitador : InsUgador.
Incivility, a. Indvllidad, deaoortesla.
To Inclasp, «a. Agarrar ; abroehar.
Inclavated, a. Enclavado, fljo.
Inclemency, a. Inclemenda ; craddad.
Indement, a. Inclemente, cruel
Inclinable, a. Favorable, Inclinado L
Inclination, a. IncUuaclon ; acatamiaato
aficion.
Indinatory, a^ Ladeado. [ladeai;
To Incline, vn. Indinarse.— «a. Indiiua^
To Incllp, va, Abrazar, oefilr, rodear.
To Inclose, va. Cerear, rodeu*, Indofr, clr>
cuir.
IncU«er, a. V. Encloaer.
To Indond, va. Oscnrecer, nnblar, anablML
To ludade, va. Indair, comprender, abn^
zar, contener.
IndusioD, 9. Indoslon.
Inclaslve, a. Indasiva
Indasivelv, ad. IndoslTamenta, InohulTeL
Incoagulcble, a. Incoagulable.
Incoerdble, ct, Lo que no poede nl dab*
ser conatrenldo.
Incoezistence, a. la <ft da coezlBtaiielft I
la calidad de no existir al mfemo Umspa
qne otra cosa.
Incog, ad. De incdgnlto. aacreto.
Ino<^table, a. Impensado, no pensado.
Incogltancy, a. Impradeoda.
Incogitant. a. Desciildado, inadrevtldow
IncogltantJy, tuf. Inadvertidamente.
Inc<^tative, a. Lo qne no goza da la tutfxt-
tad de pensar.
Incognito, ad. Incognito 6 de secreto.
Incoherence, Incoberency, «. Ineoharencfa;
inconsecuencia.
Incoherent a^ Incoherenta, inaoDsacQentew
Incoberentiv, ad Inc6ngnuunanta.
Incombustibility, a. IncombnsCibllf ~
Incombustible, a. Inoombuatiblew
Incombustlbleness, a. InoombastlbilUad.
Income, a. Benta, redlto.
Incoming, a. Lo qno pertanacaa la renta.
Iiicoramonsurabillty, a. TncoiimanBiirabfll-
dad.
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Ineommeiifliimblo, a. Inconmensarable.
tocommenanrate, a, Lo que no admite ana
medlda comun.
Ineommixtnre, «. Pnreza, sin mezda.
To Inoommodate, To Incommode, va. In-
comodar, molestar. [enqjoso.
IncomroodioaS) a. Inc^roodo, enikdoso,
Inoommodlooslj, ad. IncSinodamente.
IncommodiooBnc^ Incommodity, «. Inco-
modldad, molestla.
Incommanicabllity, e. Incomanioabllidad.
Incommanlcablo, cu Inoomnnicable, inde-
ciblo.
lDcommnnioableD«a^«. Inoomnnicabllidad.
Licomziiiinicably, ad. Sin coniunlcacion.
Incommntable, a. Inconmntable.
Inoommntabillty, «. Inconmntabilldad.
Incommntably, ad. Ineonmatablemente.
Incompact, Ineompacted, a, Desonido, se-
parado, imperfeoto.
Incomparable, a. Incomparable, sin ignal.
Incomparablenesa, «. Excelencia, incompa-
rable, incomparado.
Incomparably, ad. lucomparablemente, tAn
comparadon. [dada
Inoompaeaion^ a. Incoropastvo, desu>la-
Incompasdonately, ad. Sin compasion, oea-
aplaoadamente. [trarledad.
InoompatiblUty, «. InoomnatibQidad, con-
Incompatible, a. Incompatible.
Incompatibly, ad. Incongmentemente,
opoeatamente. [dad, insuflciencia.
Incompetency, 8. Incompetencia, Inbabill-
tnoompetent, a. Incompetente.
incompetently, ad. Incompetentomente.
Incomplete, a. Incompleto, <o, Imperfecto.
IncoropletenesN «. Falta, Imperibccion.
Incomplez, a. Incomnlejo.
[ncompliance, «. Desobedloncia, indocilldad.
Incomprehensibility, <. Incomprensibllldad.
Incomprehensible, a. Incomprensible.
Incomprebensibleneas, «. Incomprcnslblll-
dad. [mente.
Incomprehensibly, ad. Incomprensible-
Ino(Hn prehension, & Falta do comprenslon.
Incomprehensive, a. Lo que no ticne la ex-
tension necesaria 6 no comprendo lo qne
debe. [dad.
(ncomprehenslveness, a. IncoroprensTbili-
Inoompreasiblllty, $, EI estado do lo que es
Incomprimiblo.
Incompressiblo, a. Incomprlmlble.
InconceiUable, a. Jjo que no so puede ocul-
tar 6 encnbrir. [bible.
Inconceivable, a. Incomprensible. inconoe-
(nconceiTab}eno«9, ^. Incomprensibllidad.
Inconceivably, a<f. Incomprenslblemente.
Inoonclnnity, a. Despruporclon ; Ineptltnd.
Inconcludent, a. Lo qao no es oonclasivo, 6
DO^pmeba. [hacofaersa.
Inconclosive, a. Lo que no conclnre ni
Inooncloslvely, ad. Sin conclusion 6 erl-
denoia dedsiva. [to 6 razone.
InooncIusiTeness, «. DoblUdad de argumen-
Inconooctlon, «. Indigestion ; crudeza.
Inoononrring, a. Opuesto.
Inconcnasible, £k Incapaz de ser movldo.
Incondite, a. Irrtgular; fopero, grosero.
Incongmence, Incongruity, 6. Incongruen-
cla. Incongruldad.
INC
Incongment, a. Incongmcnte. [nado
Incongruous, a. Inc6ngmo, despropordn
Incongruously, ad. IncOngruamente.
IncoDgruousness, $. Incongmcncla.
Inconnection, 9. Inconczion, falta do to-
nexion.
Inconsequence, «. InconeecucnebL
Inconsequent, a. Ineonsecnente.
Inconsequential, a. Falto de oon8ecneneia»
Inconsiderable, a. Frlvolo ; de poca impor-
tancia. [friyolidad.
Inconslderableness, «. Falta de importancia,
Inconsiderate, a. Inconsiderado, Inadrer'
tido.
Inconsiderately, ad. Inconsideramente.
InoonsIderatenes% Inconsideration, 9. Iii>
consideracion, inadvertenda.
Inconsistence, Inconsistency, 9. Incompati'
bilIdad,contradiceion,incongruenda; in*
conslstencia, Inconsecuencfa.
Inconsistent, a, Inconsistente, Incompati-
ble, absurdo, inconsecuento.
Ineonsistently, ad. Contradictoriamente.
tinoonsistentness, 9. Inconslstencla.
tInconslsUng, a. Incompatible.
Inconsolable, a. Inconsolable.
Inconsonancy, 9. DIscordanda.
Inconspicuous, a. Indiscernible.
Inconstancy, 9. Inconstancia; dlversldad.
Inconstant, a, Inoonstante, mudable, vola
ble, variable.
Inconstantly, ad. Inconstantemente.
Inconsumable, a. Lo que no so pnedo con
sumir. [made
Inoonsummate, a. Incomplete, no consa
Incontestable, a. Incontestable, incontras
tabic, indisputable. [dubitablementk
Incontestably, ad. Incontestablcmente, in
Incontignous, a. Separado. [da, lasdvla.
Incontinence, Inoontinency, s. Incontinen*
Incontinent, a. Incontinento, imp&dico, las-
civo.
Incontinently, ad. Incontlnentemonte.
Incontractod, a^, Lo qne no esti contraido,
abreviado 6 acortado. [blei
Ineontrollable, a. Irresistible, incontrasta-
IncontroIIably, ad. Sin restriccion.
Incontrovertible, a. Incontrovertible, indis-
putable, [sin disputiL
Incontrovertible ad. Indisputablemente^
Inconvenience, Inconveniency, a. Inconvo-
niencia, embarazo, desventJiJa.
To Inconvenience, va. Embaracar. Ineomo-
dar, estorbar. [embarazoeo.
Inconvenient, a, Inc6modo. inconveniento,
Inconveniently, ad. Incdmodamente.
Inconversable, a. Inconversable, intratable,
insociable.
Inconyertible, a. Inconvertible.
Inconvindble, a. Inconvendble. [dbia
Inoonvlndbly, ad. De nn mode Inconven-
tlncorporal, a, Incorp6rco.
tincorporallty, 9. Incorporeldad.
To Incorporate, f>a. Incorporar.— «n. Incor-
porarse, agre^rse. [dado.
Incorporate, a. Incorporado, asodado, moi-
Incorporation, & Inoorporadon ; adopdon,
asociadon.
Incorporeal, a. Incorp6reo.
Incorporealty, ad. Incorporalmente.
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iDoorporeity, *. Incorporeidad, oarencia de
cnerpa [fecto.
Incorroct, a. Incorrocto, defcctnoso, snper-
flnoorr«ction, «. IncorreccioD, desculdo.
lacorrectlj, ad, Impcrfectamoole, Incor>
rectamente.
Inoorrectneas, «. Inexactitnd. [nudo, terco.
Incorrigible, a. Inoorreffble, inddcil, obsU-
Incorriglbllltj, Inoorrlgiblencaa, «. Incorre-
gibilid»d, lndociUd«d. [nadamente.
Inoonigtblj, ad. Inoorr«glblemonte» obeU-
Ineorrupt, a. Incorrupto; Integro; recto.
Incorrtiptlbllitj, i. IncorrapUbllidad.
Incorruptible, a. Inc(HTapti bio; Incorrapto.
Inoorraptiop, «. Incomipclon.
Inoorraptivo, a, Incorrapto.
Inoorraptness, a. Incorrupcion.
To Inerassate, tfo, Espcftar, engra5ar.— i?/i.
Crecer, engrosar.
Incraasate, a. Engordado ; llena
Incraasation, & Espesuraf oondensacion.
Inoraaaative, a. Espcsatlvo, incrasanto.
To Increase, tKi. Acrecentar, aumentar.—
«n. Crecer. [dacto: progonie.
Increase, & Aaniento,acrecentainicnto; pro-
tlncreasefUl, a. Abundanto en prodnctos.
Inoreaser, «. Aumentador, acreceatador ;
prodnctor.
Increasible, a. Aumentable.
Incredibility, a. Incredlbilidad. [orecr.
Incredible, a. Incrcible, lo que no se puede
Incrediblenees, a. iDcredlbiUdad.
Incredibly, ad. Increlblemente.
locredality, & Incredalidad.
Inoredalooa, a. Incr^dolo.
Incredalonsnesa, a. Incredalidad. [ducto.
Increment, a. Incremento, aamento ; pro-
To Incrost, To Inoroatate, va. Incroatar;
embutir.
Incrustation, a. Incmstaclon, embntido.
To Incubate, m. Empollar.
locnbatlon, a. Empouadara. [cabo.
Xncubaa. «. I'ncubo, pesadilia ; demonio in-
To Incaloate, va^ Incoloar.
Inculcation, a. £1 acto de inculoar.
IncalpiU>le, a. Inculpable, Irreprenslblo.
Inoalpablenea^ a. Inoulpabiltdad.
Inculpablr^ ad^ Incalpablemente.
Incult, a. iDcolto.
Incambency, a. Incnmbencla; la posesion
de on bene&do oclesiAstica
Incumbent, a. Ecbado; obllgatorlo. — a,
Bonefldado; empleado. [torbar.
To Incumber, to, Embarazar, Impedir, w-
Incumbrance, «. Impedlmento, carga. V.
Sncumbrance.
To Incur, co. Incurrir ; ocnrrlr.
Incurability, a. La calidad que consUtuye &
un mal incurable.
Incurable, a. Incurable ; irremediable,
tncurableness, «. £1 eetado que no admlto
rcmedio.
(noorably, ad. Incurable, sin cura. [da.
Incuriosity, a. Falta de curioaidad, indiferen-
Inouriouo. ck Incurioso, dc))ado, omisa
lacuriondy, ad, Negligentemonto. [curia.
Incuriousnesa, «. Negligoncia, desculdo, In-
loenrsion, a. Inoorsion, torreria; acometl*
mlentOk [doblar, toroer.
to lD'curvat4\ To Incurve, va. Encorvar,
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Incurvation,*. EnoorrfiJura, encorvamieDti
Incurrlty, §. Oonradura, inflexion.
Incuasion, «. Saoadimeoto vloI^tOb
Indagable, a, Investigable, averiguable.
Indagation, a, Indagadon, averigaacion, *.b
vestisacion. Ds^^oc
Indagator, a. (Poo. xol) Indagador, Invee:^
To Indart, va, Lanzar, arrojar.
Indebted, <7., Adeudado, endeudado, emp«^.
fiado. IiuUUed over h^ad and earf^
Empefiado liasta las orc^aa. Obligado, re-
oonocido.
Indebtment, a. Deuda. [aeiia.
Indecency, a. Indeoencia, Inmodeatla, gn^
Indecent, a. Indeoente, grosero, toipe.
Indecently, ad, Indocentemente.
Indecldnous, a. Lo que no puede caer.
Indocimable, a. Lo que no debe pagtt
rliezma
Indecision, «. Indecision, trreaoladon.
Indecisive, a. Indeciso. [irreeoladoB.
Indecislveneaa, «. £1 eetado de indedsie>n i
Indeclinable, a. Indeclinable.
Indedinably, (ut De an modo indeeUnable^
sin variadon.
Indecorous, a. Indeooroso, Til, IndecentA.
Indecoronaly, ad, IndeoorosanMOtei
Indecorousness, a. Indeooro. [oeiMla.
Indecorum, a. Indeooro, igaominla, tndv-
Indeed, ad. Verdaderamenie, de vaaa.
IndefktlgabUity, a. Iniktigable 6 inoanaablflL
Indcfiitlgable, a. InflttigaSle, incanaable.
Indefktigablenesa, a. d calidad do ser is
flitigable.
Indefiitigably, ad. In&tigablementa.
Indefeasible 6 Indefeisible, a. IndeetrooH
bie; irrevocable.
IndefecUbility, a. Indefeotibilidad.
Indefectible, a. Indefectible.
Indefoctlve, a, Perfecfio, completo.
Indefensible, a, Indefensable.
Indefenstve, a. Indeibnso.
Indefinable, a. Indeflniblo.
Indefinite, a. Indeflnido, indetermlnada.
Indefinitely, ad, Indefinidament^ Hlmltft
damente. [definldo
Indeflniteness, a. £1 estado do )o qoo oa is-
tindeflnituda, *. Cantidad ladefinida.
Indeliberate, Indetiborated, a. Indeliberada
IndelibiUty, a. La calidad de ser indeleblo.
Indelible, a. Indeleble; irrevoeabla
Indelibly, ad, Indeleblemente, irrevocabl»>
mentew
Indelicacy, a. Groeeiia, mala crianaa.
Indelicate, a, Groeero, mal criado.
Indemnification, a. Indemnisadon.
To Indemnify, <>& Indemnizar.
Indemnity, a. Indemnidad, resardmiaato.
Indemon8trable.a. Incapaz de domostradoai
To IndentMHk Dentar. saAalar.— im. Paetar.
Indent, a. Deslgnaldad.
Indentation, a. Oortadora dentada. [dad.
Indenture, a. (For.) Carta partida ; destgoal*
Independence, Independency, a, Indepen-
dcnda, llbertad de obrar.
Independent a, Independiento.— «. Libra.
Independently, ad. Independientemente.
tlndeprecable, a. Inexorable.
Indoprlvable, a. Aqnollo do que no so noa
pncdo privar.
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lodeseribablo, a. Indeserlblble.
Indeaert, «. Indignidad, dem6rito.
Indeelgnable, a. Indeslgnable.
Indesinent, €k (Poco undo.) Inccsante^
iDdeeiiMnUy, ad, Incesantementa.
Indesiroaa, a, Indlferenta, deeoaidAdo.
Indeetrocdblllty, «. IndestrnctibiUdad.
Indeetractible, a. IndeetmctiblA.
Indetermliiable, a. Indoterminable.
Indetersiiiuito. o^ iDdetenninada
Indetermloately, ad. IndotenuioadftmeDte.
IndeterminateDess, «. lodeterminaoion, ir-
reiolaoion. [{Resoladon.
IndfltermiiMiloDf a, Indeteimlnaoion, dudu,
Indetennlned, a. Indetennioado, vadlaDte,
irresolato.
Ind«Tot6d« a, Desafeoto.
IndoTotion, s. IndoTOcion.
IndevoaL a, Indevoto, Irrellglosa
Indevoatlv, ad. Indevotemente. [l^J*
Index, 4 indlcio; indioe: manecilla do re-
IndezteritTt «. Desmana, fiUts de destrezo.
IndlA-bemcfl, «. Cocas de Levaote.
India-bark, t. CascariUa.
Indian-anise, «. Badiana 6 ania de la China.
Indian-corn, «. Maiz : trigo de Tnrqnk.
Indlan-creaa» «. (Boi) Capnohina
Indian-ink, a Tinto de la China.
Indian-leat; «. (Bot) Uq}a Indica.
Indian-miUet, MBot) AJcandia.
Indian-pink, a. (Sot) Clavelon de Indiaa.
Indian-rubber, «. Ooma eli^ttca. (Mex.) Ule.
ladian-Mifron, «. Corooma. Y. Iktrmerie.
Indian-sommer, a. (Am.) YcraniUo de San
Martin.
Indicant, a. Indlcante. [annndar.
To Indicate, va. Indicar, aefialar, destgnar,
Indication, a Indicadon, Indicio; sefiaL
iDdicative, a. Indlcativo.
indicativd/, €uU IndloatlTamento. [dor.
iDdicator, a. Indicador, sefialador, apunta-
Indicatory, cl Demo^rativo. Indicatorio.
tindice, «. Indldo, adlal ; inaice.
To Indict To Indite, ixib Acosar ; procesar,
demandar; componei;
Indictable, a. Procesable, denundable.
Indicter, Inditcr, «. Denunciante, flscal;
oecribieote.
Indlction, a Indiecion ; dedaracion solemne.
Indletiva, a. Prodamado soleronemente.
Indietment, «. T. EndiOmenL
Indifference, Indifferency, «. Indifercnda;
descnido, frialdad, Ubieza ; deeapega
Indifferent, a, Indlferente ; imparcial ; pesa-
dero, medlano.
Indifferently, ad. Indiferentemente.
Indigence, Indigency, i. Indigenda, po-
bresa, necealdad.
Indigene, Indlgenooa, c y a. Xndigena.
Indigent, a, Indigente, pobra, neceeitado.
Indigestible, a. Indigeistiblo, indigeeto.
Indlgeetion, s. IndUpeetioa [con el deda
To Indigitate, vck Belkalar, moetrar, enseflar
Ind^itation, «. La aodon de seflalar con d
deda
Indign, a. Indigna [enojo, enfiula
Indigmnoe, Indignaney, a Indignacion,
Indignant a. Indignado.
Indignantly, ad. Con indJgnadon.
fDdign.ntion,a Indignacion ; culcra; afreuta.
IND
Indignity, a Indignidad, contumelia.
tindignly, ad^ Indignamente.
Indigo, a Afiil, planta.
Indirect aw Indirecto, obllcno, torcida
Indirection, a Oblicnidad, rodeo; efbglo.
Indirectly, ad, ObUcuamente, indirecta
mente. [rodeo, dcblez
Indirectness, a Oblicnidad. tortuosidad
Indiscernible, a. Indisoemiole, impercep
tible.
Indiscemibly, ad. Imperoeptiblemente.
IndiscerpUbiUty, a Indisolubilidad.
Indiscerptlble, a. Inseparable, indivisible.
Indisciplinable, a. Indisdplinable.
Indiscoverable, a. Indescubriblo.
Indiscreet a. Indlscwto^ impmdente, in
considerado. [dentemente
Indiscreetly, ad. Indlscretamonte, impra
Indiscrete, a. Lo qne no es separado 6 des
unido. [cion, impradencia
Indiscretion, a. Indlscrecion, inconaidera
Indiscriminate, a. Indistinto, confUso.
Indiscriminately, ad, Indistintamente.
Indiscriminatin^ a. Indiscriminado.
Indiscrimination, a Falta de disUncion i
daridad.
Indiscossed, a. Indiscntido.
Indispensability, «. Indispensabllidad.
Indispensable, a. Indispensable, impresdn-
dible; preciao. jcesidad
Indispensablenesa s. Indlspensabilidad, ne-
Indispensably, ad. Indispeneablemente.
Indispersed, a, Lo qne no est4 esparddo.
To Indispose, Dctlndisponer; Inbabilitar
mdqnistar. [Indlspoeidoa.
Indisposedness, s. Desazon, dosavenenci^
Indisposition, a. Indisposicion, deeaaon
desafecto.
Indispntable, a. Indispntablo.
Indispntableneas, a Certeza.
Indispotablv, ad. Indispatablemente.
Indissolvable, a. Indisolnblo; permanent^
Indissolnbility, a IndiaolubUldad.
Indissoluble, it Indisolnble, flrme.
Indissolnbleness, a Indisolubilidad.
Indissolubly, ad. Indlsolublemento.
tindistancy, a £1 estado de lo qne no puedi
eepararscb
Indistinct a. Indistiuto, confhso.
Indistinctible, a. IndisUngnibla
Indistinction, a Indisiincion ; confusion,
oscuridad.
Indistinctly, ad. Indistintamente.
Indistinctness, a Conftision, oscuridad, in*
certidumbre.
Indistinguishable, a. Indistinguible.
Indlsturbance, a Tranquilidad, seronida^
calm.1.
To Inditch, t>a. Enterrar en un foso.
To Indite, V. 7b Indict
Inditee, a £1 que es acnsado de dgut
crimen ; procesado.
Inditer. a Autor. V. Enditer 6 JndicUr.
Indiridnal, a. Individual, particular. — t
Individuo.
Individuality, a Ii;dividualidad.
Individually, ad. Individualmento.
To Individuate, va. Individualizar, pertioi
larixor.
Individuate, a. Indivlso, enterob
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LiidividnaUoD, a. La ftooion de IndiTidnmr 6
Mpedflcar. rbilidtd.
[ndivlslbilit/, Indirlslblenees, f. IndtTisi-
[ndlTisible, a. IndlTislble.
[ndivfsiblj, <Mf. IndiTisiblemente.
[ndocil, a. Ind6oil, omriL
Indoeilitf, A Indocilldad, pertlnuda, dareza.
To Indoctrinate, va, Dootrinar, ensofiar,
iostniir.
IndootrlDatioii, $. Instmccfon, ensefianza.
[ndolenoe, «. Indolenda, pcreza.
[ndolento. lodolente; perezoeo, Indlferente.
Indolently, ad» Indolentomente, insensible-
mente; perezosamente.
Indomitable, a. Indoinable.
Indomablenesa, 9. lodomabilidad.
Indorsee, s. Portador, el one tieno una letra
de cambfo endorsador a an 6rden.
Indorsement, «. B6tnIo, aobrescrlto. In-
dorumerU of a bill of ewohanffe, £n-
doso de ana letra de camblo.
Indorser, a. Endoeante 6 endoeador.
To Indow, 90. V. Endow.
Indraoght, a. (N4a.) Abra. Entrada.
To Indrench, <ms. Empapar, embeber en si.
Indablona, a. Olerto, serurow
Indubitable, a. Indabltable.
Indubitably, ad, Indubitablemente.
To Induce, oo. Inducir, aoonsejar; inferir;
inspirar. [hago.
Inducement, «. Induoimlento, alidente, al-
Inducer, «. Inducidor, persuadidor, inspi-
rador.
Inducible, a. Dedncible. fposesion.
To Induct, va. Introdudr; instalar, dar la
Induction, 4. Induoclon, ilacion ; Instalacion;
Introdnecion.
Inductive, tk Inductiro; ilatlvo. [cion.
Inductively, ad, Inductivamonte, por ila>
Inductor, », £1 one instala 6 da posesion.
To Indue, «a. Yestir, investir; dotar. Y.
7h EruUno.
To Indulge, «a. 7 fk Favorecer; entregarse
&; aatis/kcer; conoeder; mlmar.
Indulgence, Indulgencj, a. Indulgenda ;
favor; oomplacencia. [descendiente.
[ndulgent, a. Indulgente ; benigno ; oon>
(ndulgential, cl Indnlffente, lo one per-
tenoce k laa indulgencdaa oonoedioas en la
Igletia romana.
Indulgently, ad. Indnlgentemente.
Indulffer, «. Indulgente, oomplaciente.
tlndult, 8. Indulto, gracia, exondon.
To Indurate, va, Endoreoer. — vn. Endure-
eerse, empedemirse.
Indurate, a. Impenitente ; endureddo.
Induration, 8. I)ureza; solidez; endured-
mienta [rioso, iqiUcado.
IndustrlouflL a> Indastrioso, diligente, labo-
Indastriously, ad. Induatriosomente ; ad-
rede.
Industry, a. Industria, eemero, dillgenda.
To Inebriate, va. Embriagar ; infatuar, ce-
gar. — vn. Embrlagarse.
Inebriation, & Embriaguez, borracbera*
tncdlted, a. Inddico.
Ineflkbtlity, «. Inefobilldad.
Ineffable, a, Inefablo.
Ineffiibleneaa, a Inelabilidad. [mente.
Ineffably, ad InefUblemente, Inaecible-
1!^E
Ineffective, a. Inefloaz.
Ineffsctoal, <r. Ineflcaz.
Ineffeotoally, ad^ Ineflcazmente.
Ineflbctoalnefls, a. Inefleada.
Ineffloadoua, a, Ineficax.
Ineffleadonanese, «. Ipcflcadn.
Inefflcacy, Ineffldency, a, IneflcaeiH.
Ineffident, a. Ineflcaz, ineflekata
Inelaborate, a. Lo que no eatA beebo cob
esmero. [aerfa.
Inelegance, Inelegaacy, n Toaqnedad; gi«-
Indegant, ek Inelegante, toseo, eroawo; Tfl.
Inelegantly, ad. ToecaneDtek [Mr elegMa
Ineligibility, a. Oalidad de lo que bo i ~
Ineligible, a. Exdoldo de eleeelo
Ineloquent, a. Haatrero, Iklto de c
tineluctable, a. Inevitable.
Includible, a. IncTitable, ImpieedndiMeL
Inept a. Inepto ; incapn, in6til.
Ineptitude, «. Ineptitud, Inoapaddad.
Ineptly, ad. Ineptamentei
Inequality, t. J[)edffualdad; dlapvfdad,
aaperasa; Ineptitna. U<»H>>
Inequitable, a. Lo que no e« equltallTo 4
InerrabiUty, «. IniUibilidad.
tlnemble, a. Inerrable,
tlnerrably, ad. InfUiblemente.
Inert, a. Inerte, flojo, deddioeo. [stdiL
Inertia, a. Inerda; indoleneia, inaodon, de-
Inertly, ad, Peaadamente, indoIantemeoBe.
Inertnes^ a. Inerda 6 repoaow
Inescutcheon, a. Esoudito, en dentro el «»>
cndo grande.
Inestimable, a. Ineettmable, fnapceelableL
Inestimably, ad. De un modo IneetimaMe.
Ineridenoe, a. Oscuridad, inoertldoinbra.
Inerident, a. Osouro; no evidentei
Inevitable, a. Inevitable.
IneritabiUty, InevttableneBB, a. £1 eatedo da
lo que es inevitable.
Inevitablr, ad>. Inevitablemeote.
Inoxcnaable, a. Inexoosable.
Inexcusablenees, a. Lo que no mweoe ex-
cusa 6 perdon.
Inexcusably, ad. InexousablemeDta.
Inexhalable, a. Lo que no pueda ezlialatM
devaporarse.
Inexbaosted, a. Inexhaoatow
Inexhaustible, Inezhaustive, a, InezhMatov
inagotable.
InexhanstlbleneaB, a. Lo qoe ea Snagotabia.
Inexhaustiblenees, «. Lo que es In^otabia.
Inexlstcncc, a. Inezlatenda.
Inoxistent, a. Inexistente.
Inexond>le, a. Inexorable, inflexible, craA
Inexorability, InoxorablenesB, a. InflexiMH-
dad.
Inexorably, ad. Inflextblemente.
Inoxpedience, Inexpediency, a. Inooave-
nlenda, desconvenieoda.
Inexpedient, a, Improplow
Inexperience, a. Inexperienda, iropericte.
Inexperienced, Inexpert, a. InexperUk, po«a
experto, sin experienda.
Inexpiable, a. InexpiaUe»
Inexpiablenesa, «. Lo que es inexpiable d at
se puede pnrgar 6 satisfiiotf.
Inexpiablv, ad.Dtuix modo inexplahlek
InexplicaSlenefis, a. Lo one es InaxptteaWa
Inexplicably, ad, Inexpiicablemcniaw
Digitized by VjOOQlC
tnezplorablOf a. Lo que no so paede explo-
rar. [poedo expreear.
Inexpressible, a, Indecible, lo qae no ee
Inexpressiblv^ a<f. Indedblomente.
Inexpugnabfo, a. Inexpognablo. [gado.
Inextinct, a. Lo que no e«t& extinto o apa-
Inextingulshabili^, a. La calidad de lo que
ee inextlngnible.
Inextinguishable, a. Inoxtlngulble.
Inextirpable, a. Lo que no se puode extirpar.
Inextricable, a. Intrlncado, oonfuso, cnma-
raAado.
InexMcableneee, & Lo que estd intrinoado.
Inextricably, ad. Intrincadomente, enma-
rafiadamente.
To Ineyo, xm. Ingertar, inventar, insertar.
Infallibility, InnUlibleness, «. InfaiibUldad;
inoapaddad de enga&ar 6 engaAane.
Infallible, a. Infalible; aeguro, indefectible.
Infallibly, ad. Infallblemente, segnramente.
Infamous, a. Infame, vil ; Tergonzoso.
InJSunousIy, ad, Infamente.
Infiuny, «. Influnia, descrt^dlto, deshonra.
Infancy, a. Infaocia; el principlo de alguna
cosa.
Infant, a. Infiwte; menor.— a. Inmatnro.
Infbnta, ^ Infknta, princosa de EspaAa.
Infante, 9 Infiinte de Kspafla 6 Portugal
Infanticide, «. Infaotiddio; infimticlda.
Infantile, a. Infantil, pueriL
Infantine, a. Influitil. [niflo.
Infantlike, tlnfantlv, a. Semcjante & un
Infantry, «. Infantena, peonea, infantes.
To Infisutuate, va. InD^tuar, embobar, preo-
oapar.
Infi&tnate, InfiUnated, a. Infbtuado.
Infatuating, a. Infatnado, entonteddo.
Infatuation, a. Inlktnadon, preocnpadon.
(nfeadbility, Infeasibleness^ a. Imposibill-
dad.
Infeasible, a. Impracticable, [oorromper.
To Infect, tMi. Infectar, apestar, inflclonar,
Infect, Inflsctod, a, Infecto, infcctado, con-
taminado, pestilente.
Infecting, «. Infeodon.
Infection, a. Infeccion, hodor, eormpcion.
Infbctions, a. Infecto, inflcionada
Infectiously, ad. Por Infecdon.
Infectioosnoea, a. Propiedad de infldonar.
InfectiTe, a. InfecUTO, pestilente.
[nfbound, a. InflMsundo, cst^riL
Infbcnndlty, a. Infecnndfdad, esterilldad.
To Infeeble, va. V. To Enfeeble.
Infelidtoua, a. Infdiz. [Infbrtunla
Infollcity, a. Infeliddad, desgrada, desdlcha,
Infoodatlon, a. Enfeudacion.
To Infeofi; va, Enfendar. \ment
Infeoffment, a. £nfendadon. V. Enfeoff-
To Infer, va. Inferir, deducir.
Inferable, a. Lo que se pnedo Inferir.
Inference, a. Inferencia, ilaclon, consecnen-
da, Indncdon.
Inferior, a. Inferior; sujcto &, subordlnado.
Inferiority, InferiomcsH, a. Inferioridad.
InfemaL a. Infernal [fertr.
Ihfonible, a. Lo que se pucde dedndr 6 in*
Infertile, a. Infeonndo, est^l
Infertlllfr* & Infeeundidad, esterilldad.
To Infest, «(i; Infcstar, inooroodar; inflcli-
nar, apestar
INF
Infestation, a. Infestadon ; molestia, distur
bio.
Infested, a. Infestado.* molestado.
InfestiTc, a. Triste, melano611oo.
Infestivlty, e. Tristeza, melancolia, muiriai
Infeudation, «. Enfeudadon.
Inflbulation, a. Ligadnra: oerramienta
Infidel *• Inflel— a. Desleal fementido.
Inildellty,& Infidelidad; deelealtad, alevoda
Infinite, a. Infinito; innumerable.
Infinitely, ad. Inflnltamente.
Inflnlteness, a. Inflnidad, tnmensldad.
Infinitesimal, a. (Mat) Inflnitesimal—4. in.'
finitesima.
Infinitive, a. InflnitlTO.
Infinitude, Infinity, a. Inflnidad, much#-
dumbre; inmensidad.
Infirm, a. Enfermlzo, doUente; frigll
Infirmary, a. Enfermeria.
Infirmity, a. Enfermedad, dolenda, indispo
sicion ; flaqneza, fhigilldad.
Infirmness, «. Dobilidad, flaqneza.
To Infix, va, Imprimir, inculcar, grabar en
el alma. [irritar.
To Inflame, va. Inflamar, enoonder ; azuzar,
Inflamed, a. Enoendldo, Irritado, acalorado.
Inflamer, a. Inflamador, enardecedor.
Inflaming, a. Inflamadoo, enardecimionto.
Inflammability, a. Inflamabilidad ; disposl-
don para inflamarso.
Inflammable, a. Inflamable.
Inflammableness, a. Infiamamlento, enar>
declmlento. [to, enardedmlento.
Inflammation, a. Inflamaclon, encendiraieii-
Inflammative, Inflammatory, a. Inflamato-
rlo. [soplar.
To Inflate, va. Inflar: hinchar; engreir;
Inflated, a. Hincbodo, inflado, engteltjo.
Infiation, a. Infladon, entumecimionto ; en- .
greimlento. [conjugar.
To Inflect, va. Torcer, encorrar; declinar.
Inflection, «. Inflexion; dobladura; modu-
ladon de la voz. [blar 6 torcer.
Inflective, a. Lo que tlone >irtnd para do-
Inflexibility, Inflexibloness, a. Inflexibili-
dad, dnreza, pertlnada.
Inflexible, a. Inflexible, pertinaz, obstlnado.
Inflexibly, {u2. Inflexlblomcnte. [penas.
To Inflict, va. Castigar, infliglr, Imponcr
Inflioter, a. Castigador. [fllcdon.
Infliction, a. Imposicion de una pena: in*
InflicUre, a. InfllotiTa.
Inflorescence, a. (Bot) Eflorescenda.
Inflaence, «. Inflnenda; inflqjo.
To Influence, va. Influir.
Influencing, a. Influencla, Infl^jo.
Influent, a. Lo que flnye hiU;ia doniro.
Influential, a. Lo que inflnyo 6 tiene lo
fluenda.
Influentlally. ad. Por medio do Influjo.
Influenza, «. Catarro; fluxion epidemlca.
Influx, a, Influjo; infusion-
Inflexion, a. Infusion.
To Infold, va. Envolver, arrollar.
To Infoliote, va. Cnbrir do hojaa^
To Inforce, va^ V. 2'o Enforce. [aniraar
To Inform, i?<i.Informar; instmlr; delatar
Infbrro, a. Informe; imperfecto; feo.
Infbrmal a. Informal; no confbrmo & Id
leyes; irregular.
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Inftinnalltj, «. Infonnalidad
(nfomuUIr, ad. Irregularmente.
Infonnani «• lofoniumto, delator, acusador.
Infonnatioai, «. Informadon; dokcion; de-
nunciadoiL [onimar.
f-Inrorn)atirc^ a. Lo que tlene el poder de
Informed, a. Instruldo, inteligente ; inforxne.
Informer, «. Delator, denanclador; eepia,
soplon. [nl temible.
Tnformidable, a. Lo que no es formidable
Informing, «. Informaclon, inBtmodoD.
To Infiract, va, Bomper, qaebrar, qaobran-
tar.
Infracted, «. Roto, qnebrado, qaebrantado.
InfWu^on, «. Qaebrantamlento, rompimlen-
to; Infhioclon; contravencion. [tor.
Infractor, a Infractor, traagreeor, contraven-
Inframundane, a. Mandanal, mandauo.
Infrangible, a. Infiranglble. [frangible.
Infrangibleneaa, «. £1 eetado de lo que es In-
Infrequence, Infreqnency, a. Bareia, rari-
dad.
Infrequent, a. Baro, oxtraordlnario.
To Infrigidate, «a. JSnfrlar.
Infrigfdadon, t. EnlHamienta
To Infringe, wu (For.) Infrlngir ; contrave-
nlr k\ eetorbar. [greeion.
Infringement, «. InfhMclon, riolacion, tra»-
Infringer, «. Yiolador, ountrarontor, infrao-
tor.
Inftnglferona, a, Inftngiforo, Infrnctifero.
To Infbcate, va. Pintar, afeitar el ro6tro.
Infkmied, a. Dosecado al homo. Tdo.
lofundibollform, A Formado como emba-
Infririate, a. Enftirecldo, enojado, fbrioio.
To Infuriate, va. Enftireoer, irritar, enojar.
To Inftaflcate, «a. Oscorecer; ennegreoer.
lofuscatlon, s. Oscnreclmlento.
To Infuse, va. loAmdir; caosar 6 mover
alguna pasion.
Infused, a. Infuao, inftandida [finlmo.
Infuser. t. £1 que lufdnde 6 Introdnco en el
Infhsible, a. Infrindible ; capaz de infrislon.
Infrision, B. InAiMon; inspiracion.
Infrisive, a. Lo que puode ser infondldo.
InAuoria, a. (Hist nat) Uno do loe drdence
de la daso de loe gnsanoa.
Ingathering, a. Coeeoiia.
Ingelable, a, Lo quo no pnede eer congolada
Ingeminirte, a. RedupUcado, rcpeUdo.
To Ingeminate, f a. Kednplicar, repetlr.
Ingemlnation, i. RedupUcacion.
Ingenerable, a. Ingonerable. [gendrar.
To Ingeuorato, 'ca. Procrear, produdr, cn-
Ingenerate, a. Innato; ing6nito.
(Jigenioaa. a. Ingonioeo, babil, industrioso.
Ingenionfiljr, ad. IngenloMuncntc.
IngenlonsnofiB, «. Ingenioaidad, industrla,
deatreia.
Ingonite, a. (Pooo nsado) Ingtoito, Innato.
Ingenni^, «. Ingenloeldad : Ingennidad.
Ingenuous, & Ing6nno, reai, slneero, franco.
Ingenuously, ad. Ingennamcnte.
Ingenuouanees, «. Incenuldad, einoerldad.
To Ingest, va, Introcncir 6 tngerir en el e6-
t6niaga
Ingestion, «. Introducdon on el c8t6mago.
Ingle, ». (ProvJ Fuego, llama.
Inglorious, a. vil, Ignominloso, dcshonroeoy
Tergonzoao.
INH
Ingloriouslj, ad. Ignomlnloaamente. [im
Inglorlou8n«M. «. Ignominia, Tlleia, dcahon
Ingluvlea, «. £1 buche de las aveSKrauuTona
Inffot, «. BieL Ingot qf ffold, Ti^Jo de oto
Jtiffot qf copper. Galapago de cobre.
To Ingraft, va. Y. 7b GrctfL Imprtanlx,
profundamente en el ^Imo^ etc. [tar.
Ingrafting, a. Engertadon, el ado <le tnco
Ingraftment, a. Ingerto 6 engerto. HiwIol
Ingrained, a, Temdo en rama; fljiidn. ^n-
Ingrate, Ingratefbl, a. Ingrato, do^mdixi*
Ingrate, «. Una persona ingmtiL
IngratcAilneas, a. logratltud.
T3 IngraUate^ «N. Inainuane; congraciaree,
granicar favor.
Ingratiating, a. y pp. of 7b JngraiiaU.
Ingratitude, 9. Ingratitud, desagraded-
miento.
Ingredient, «. Ingredlente.
Ingre8^ a. Ingrcso, entrada.
Ingreeslon, «. In^^oso, entrad&
To Ingroaa, to. Y. 7b KngroM.
Inguinal, a. Inguinal, lo que pcrteneoe i iai
inglesL [Iki:
Tb]^i^l^«a. Embooar; predpltar; cnsel-
To Ingurgitate, oo. Tragar, onguUir.~«fL
Bebcr copioeamente.
Ingnrgitation, & Yoraddad, glotonena.
To Inhabit, vo. Uabitar.— «fK Bealdir m
algiin par^Je.
Inhabiuble, a. Habitable.
Inliabitablenesa, e. InhabitabUldad.
Inhabitanoc, 9. Habitadon, morada.
Inhabitant, a. Ilabltador, vedno, morador
Inhabitation, a. Uabitadon; domldllo; po
blacion.
Inliablted, a. Poblado, habltado.
Inhabiter, a. Habitante, morador, redno.
Inbabltress, «/ Uabitadora. [d«ML
Inhalation, a. Insphradon. (MM.) Inbab-
To Inhale, «a. Insplrar.
Inharmonical, Inharmoniooa, a. Dtocmo;
inharm6nicow dlsoordante. [nn M^Mtlero.
Inhearse, cxa. Ponerun cuerpo moerto en
To Inhere, vn* Inherir, adherir, see iabo*
rente.
Inherenee, Inherent, a. Inherenda.
Inherent, a. Inherente.
Inherently, ad* Inhorentcroente.
To Inherit, «a Horedar ; adqulrlr por niaa
da 6 legado.
Inheritable, a. Heredablo, bereditable.
Inheritably, ad. Por herenda.
Inheritance, ». Herenda, patrimonia
Inheritor, «. Heredero.
Inheritress, Inheritrix, a/: Hercdera.
To Inherse, ©a. V. 7b Inheane.
Inhesion, 9, Inherenda, onion, adbesiou.
To Inhibit, «a. Inhibhr, Impedlr; redar.
Inhibition, «. Inhlbidon, Smpadlmenta
(For.) Prohlbldon i on joea.
To Inhive, wt. E^Jambrar las ab^aa.
Inhospitable, a. Inhospitable, InhoapMlabK
InhoapitaL ftalMMl
Inhospitablenees, Inbospltality. «. I&koapl
Inhoapitably, ad, 8in hoeqpltalldad.
Inhuman, <C Inhumano, cruel, denpladMla
Inhumanity, e. Inhnmanidad, barbariOk
Inhumanly, ad, InhnmanamentA.
Digitized
byi^oogle
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IV> iBbnmAte, To Inbame, «a Entemr,
Mpnltar.
Inhmnation, s. Entterro, Bepultara. [do.
Inhamed, Inhuniated, a. Bvpoltado, entanr»-
InixnagliiAble. a. Y. UnimaginabU.
Inimical, a. Knemigo, contrwio, opaoeta
Isimftebilltf, «. ImposlbUldad de scr imi-
tado.
Inimitably a. Inimitable. [imitable.
Inimitablenees. s. £1 estado de lo que ee in-
Inlmitably, aa, Inimltablemente.
Inlqaitoua, a. Inicno. malvado^ facineroao.
InioDltj, 9. IniqaidacL perfldia, maldad.
Initial, a, Inidal; indpiente. JnUicUs,
Letraa inlcialea.
Initially, ad, De nn modo indpiente.
To Initiate, vol Inidar.— rik Inidane; es-
trenarse.
Initiate, a. V. UnpraeUsfd.
InitiAted, a. Inldado; instroido.
Initiating, a. Inidatiro.
Initiatory, a. Inidativo.
Initiation, «. Estreno; prindpio ; inidadon.
To Ii^eet,«<ik Inyeotar; intrododr porin*
yeedon. [yeodon.
Injeetcd, a* Inyedado, introdaddo por in-
IiOectton, K Inyeedon; lavativa. (Hex.)
Ayndft; Jerinn.
Inindicable, a, (Poe. n&) HcgaL
Iinodidal, a. iBformal, informe, ilegal
Injndidoufl, a. Indlscreto; pooo Joidoso,
imprndente.
Ii^oidoTuty, ad, Tontamente, sin jnldo.
Iijndidoosnties, «. Indiscrecion, impnideo-
da. [miento, 6rden expreaa.
IiOnnetloD, «. Mandato, precepto, manda-
To Injure, ro. Injoriar ; moleetar, peijudlcar.
Iqjnrer, «. I^Jarfador; ofensor.
Injorlovi, a, Injoato, dafioao, peijndidal;
eontnmellofla
IiOnriouBly, ad. Ii^nrioeamente.
In, nrionaneea, «. IiOarl& [ta.
In, nry, «. Ii^nria, perjnido, moleetia; afi«n-
In, oetlce, «. Ii\)n8tioia, agraria peble.
Ink, «. Tint*. Permaneni inJk, Tinta inde-
To Ink, «A Enneffreoer, tiznar eon tinta.
Inkbottle, «. BotelliU de tinta.
Inkhorn, n Tiatero de bolsa.~a. Podon-
tceco, pompoea
Inkinees, a. Knttntamienta
Inkle, «. Cinta angoeta; galondJlo.
Inkling, ». Insinoadon, deaeo ; capricbo.
Inkmaker, a £1 one baee tinta.
To Inknot, to, Atar 6 afiadar.
Inkstand, «. Ttntera [jante & la tJnta.
Inkr, a. Lo qne se eoropone de tinta; seme-
To inlace, «». Adornar con cordoned eneor
donar. [oea,t
Inlaid, «. Ataraceado. Tnla4d work, Atara-
Inland, o* Interior. (AmcT.)Tierraadentra
Inlandtf-, «. (Amer.) Tlerradentreiia
To Inlaw, imi. Absolver de an cargo ; rostan-
rar & MIS dereohoa.
To Inlay, eo. Ataracear.
Mu^y t. Ataracea, erobntido.
Inlayer, $. £1 qne ataraccn; cbanista.
Inlaying. «. £1 arte de ataracear 6 embntJr.
Inlet, t. Entrada. (K&o.) Abra.
To Inloek, wt. Cerrar, endOv.
Inmate, <. Inqnillna— a. Dom^»tlco.
INQ
Inmoet a. I'ntimo, lo mas interior 6 Intomo
Inn,«. Posada, fonda, meson.
Innate, a. Innate, natural, propia
Innately, ad, Nataralmente.
IniuiTi^ble, a. Innaveguble.
Inner, a. Interior.
Innermost, a. I'ntimo. Y. Inmott
Innbolder^. Posadoro. mesonero, fondiBt&
Inning, «. Encierro de la cosecba.
Innkeeper, «. Posadero, mesonero, fondlsta
Innocence, Innoooncy, a. Inocenda, pnreza
Innocent a, Inocente; simple. — c Inoccnte.
Innocently, ad. Inoccntemente.
InnocQoos, a. Inocente, innocno, senciUo.
InnocnoQsly, ad. Inocentemente.
Innocnonsnesa #. Inocenda.
Innominable, <c Innomlnable, innombrable.
To Innovate, to. Innorar.
Innovating, a. Innovador.
Innovation, a, Innovadon.
Innovator, a. Innovador, el quo innova 6 in-
troduce novedades.
Innoxious, a^ Inocente; exento de culpa.
Innoxiously, ad. Inocentemente.
InnoxionsnesB, «. Incapaddad dc bacer daOa
Innuendo, 8. Indirecta, insinuaelon. pnlla.
Innnmerabilify, s. Innumerabilidad.
Innumerable, a. Innumerable.
Innumorableness, a. InnnmerabHidad, mu-
cbedumbre grande.
Innumerably, ad. Innumerablemente.
tlimumerouft, a. Innumerable.
Inobservablo, a. Inobservable.
Inobservance, «. Inobservanda.
Inobservation, 8. Inobservancia.
To Inoculate, va. j n. Ingertar ; inocular ;
ingerir; Ingertar, propagar.
Inoculation, «. Ingertacion: inoculaclon.
Inocniator, $. Inoculador; Ingertador.
Inodorous, a. In6doro, sin olor.
Inoflfiensive, a. Pacilico. quieto, sosegado.
Inoffensively, ad, Pacmcamente, sosegatla-
mente. [cUlez, inocenda.
Inoffenslveness, 8. Falta de ofensa; sen-
InolBdous, a, Inofldoso; desatento, dea*
cortea.
a. Inconvenlente, Inoportuno.
Inopportunely, ad. Inoportunamente.
Inorainacy, «. Invgulandad, de86rden.
Inordinate, a. Dosordenado, irregular, dcs-
arreglado.
Inordinately, ad. Pesordenadamente. [sia.
loordinatencss, «. Desdrdcn, excoso, denia*
Inordination, «. Irregularidad, des^rdcn.
Inonanical, a. Inorg&nlca [otra.
To Inoeoulate, to. tJnir, Juntar una ooaa h
Inosculation, 8. Union por la coi\Jundon de
las extrcmidadcflw rquisajudidal.
Inquest, «. Indagacion, avenguacion, pee-
Inquictude, c Inqulotud, desasoslego, des*
contents
Inquirablo, a. Lo que pncde ser inquirldo.
To Inquire, im. Inquirir, averiguar, exami-
nar.— «a. Prepuntar. [ton.
Inquirer, a. Inquiridor, examInador,pregun<
Inquiry, a. Interrogaeion ; pesquisa, Investi*
gBxion. lS^*^^j tribunal ededistiec.
Inquisition, 8. Escudrlflamiento ; tnqnisl*
Inquisitional, a. InquisitoriaL [sa
Inquisitive, a. luqubitivo, pregunton, euro-
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Ikiqubltlvelj, ad, Inquisltlvsmonte. [ber.
(BQUlsitiTenMa, «. Carioeldftd, deseo do m-
Inquisitor, & Jaox pesqulsidor; Inqalftldor.
Inqnisitorial, a. InqoisitorisL
To Inndlf «a. Enrcjar.
Inroad, «. Inoorslco, correria; Invasion, tala.
Insalubri^, «. Inaalubrldad.
Inaanable, a. I^isanable, tnenrable.
Insane, a. Insano, looo, demente.
Insanity, «. Locura, demcnda, Insania.
InsaporV) <>. Insipldo, desabrido.
Insatiable, a. Insadablo.
In8atlabIones^ a. Insadabilldad.
Insatiably, ad, Insaciablemente.
Insatiate, a, Inaadabla
Insatlately, ad. Insaciablemente. [tnrado.
Insaturable, a. Insaturable, incapaz de ser sa-
To Inscribe, vo. Inscribir; rotuiar; delinear;
dedicar.
Insoriber, a. £1 qne inscribe 6 dedlea. [ria.
Inscription, %. Inscripdon ; Utolo: dedlcato-
Inscriptive, a. Lo que tlene inscrlpclonea.
To Inscroll, «a. Escrlblr en nn roL
InsemUbillty, «. Inescrutabilidad.
Insorutable, a. Inescmtablo.
Inseratablj, ad^. Inescrutablemente.
To Insoalp, vo. Inscalpir, esculpir, grabar.
Insculptore, a. Escultora, grabadora.
To Inseam, va, Seftalar 6 uiarcar con alsnna
sefiaL mdos.
Inseam, «. Costura Interior en zapatoe o ves-
Insect, a. Insecto: saband^a.
Insectivorous, a. Insoctivoro. [ro.
Insecure, a. Desconflado ; lo que no es f egu<
Insecurely, ad, Desconfladamente. [riesgo.
Insecurity, ». Desconflanza, rezelo ; peligro.
To Inseminate, va. 8embrar.
Insemination, e. Sembradurat
Insensate, a. Insensata [toipeza.
Insensibility, «. Inaensibilidad ; eetnpfdez;
Insensible, a. Insensible, imperceptible*, In-
diferente ; dtiro de oorazon.
Insensiblenesa, a. Insenslbilidad. [mente.
Insensibly, ad. Insensiblemente ; rradnal-
Insentient, a. Insensible. p>llidiid.
Inseparability, Inscparableness, a. Insepara-
Inseparable, a. Inseparable.
Inseparably, ad. Inscparablemente.
Inseparate, a« No seporado, nnido.
To Insert, vo. Insertar, ingerir. [laree.
Insertings, «. Tlras bordadas. (Ouba) Anto*
Insertion, a. Insorcion.
Inservlceable, a. Inservible.
insbaded, a. Sefialado con gradadones de co-
lores sombroado. [protecdon de otra.
To Inshelter, «& Poner alguna cosa bi^o ^
To Inshrine, ta. Poner en nna arna.
Insiccation, a. Desccadon. [adentro.
Inside, «. Interior, lo que est& en la parte de
Insidlator, «. Insidiador, el que pone ase-
chanzas.
Insldiona, a, Insidioso, cngafloso. [mento.
Insidiously, ad, Insldiosamente, ensoAosa-
Insldioasnes^ a. £1 estado 6 calidad de lo
qne es insidioeo. Fcoea.
In^bt, A Conodmiento profbndo de alcana
insignia. $. pL Insignlas, divisas bonoriflcas.
Insignificance, Insignificancy, t, Friolera,
pocstmportanda; nulldad.
In^gniflcant, a. losigniflcante, flrfvolo, nulo.
INS
Inslgnifloantiy, ad. Inaicnlficaal
InslgnifloatiTe, a. InslgnificattTa [da
Insincere, a. Doble, pooo alncero, dWmHJa
Inslnoereiy, aA. DoblementeL
Inaineeri^, «. Dobles, dMrnolafalon.
To Inainoate, wi. Instnuar; dar 4 enfeeiidflr.
— vn. Insinaane; envolver.
Inslnoating, a. Bl que aabe captar 6 gmO^t
la voluntad de otro. £reet&
Insinuation, a. Instnnaelen; aitiAeio; lodi-
Inslnuattve, a, Inilnuante, lo que gmOo* ^
aTectoa.
Inslnuator, t. Indnuador, Inslnaantcw
Insipid, a. Insipldo, desabrido; insolBOi.
Insipidity, Insipidnefls, %, Inaipidez, <laai«
bor; in8nlse:L soseriai
Insipidly, ad. insnlsameiitek
InsiJ>ienc^ %. Indplenda, ignonaela.
To Insist, «n. Inaistir, instar. peiaistir.
Insistent, a, Inslstente, oonstaate, flrme.
Insltien<7, a. Garenda d« sed.
Indtion, «. £ngerimienta
Insnarer,A £nredador,«niBipi8ta, txvmpoao
Insobriety, %, Bmbriagnes, borra^afa.
To Insolate, «a. Inaolar; eecar al aoL
Insolation, a. Insoladon. (MM.) Im'
Insolence, %, Inwolenda, altaiMite;
miento. \€
Insolent, a. Insolente; arrogante;
Insolently, ad. Ineolentementa.
Insolvable, a. Inexplioablof tntrincado; In-
soluble; indlsoluolei
Insoluble, a. Insoluble: Indisolnbleb
Inaolublenesa, 9. IndiaolnbiUdad. iSHf^
Insolvent^, a. Insolvenda, imposlbilraaa do
Insolvent, a. Insolvente.
Ittsomnloua, & Insomne, qine no dnenaeL
Insomneb, ccnj, De manera que, deaoarta
que, de modo qne.
To Inspect, va. Beoonocer, tnspeecioMc.
Inspection, «. Inspecdon; el oaigo da algu-
na cosa.
Inspector, a. Inspector, saperlntMideatak
Inspersion, a. La aodon de rodar. * rocbo.
To Insphere, «a. €k>looar en tina eann 6
Inspirable, a, Insplrable, lo qua aa pvadn
acraer oon d aliento.
Inspiration, 9. Insptradon.
To Inspire, tm. Insplnur.— 'OO. Sogerir
Inspirer, t, Inspirador.
To Inqrfrit, «a. Alentar, anlmar.
To Inspiasata, «aw Espesar, oondanaar,
Inaplagata, a, Eroeeo.
Inspissation, a. Condenaadon; aapeaonL
Instabili^, a. InstabiUdad, inoqpatMida.
Instable, (L Inoonstantei, variot, mndablei
tinstableneaa, a MutabUldad.
To Install, vOw Inatalar : ponar eo paaerlr r
Installation, a. Instaladon.
Instalment, a. Pago; ptazo.
Instance, Instancy, a Instaoda; mego, so-
Udtaolon ; 4jempla [a
To Instance, tn. I^emplificar, deelMacv in»>
Instanced, a, Proeentaaoeomopmeba; dads
eomo cjemplo.
Instant, a. Instante, nrsentaw-H
Instantandty, a Instannaeo.
Instantaneous. <i. InstanUtneo.
Instantaneously, ad, InstanttoaameBtaw
Instantanaonaneee, 4. Y. IiM^tmiam&Uif,
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. tMUntljr, oif^ iDstantiineaineiite.
ro Ijuuto, «a. Coloctf en algnn 6rden 6
dase. [renovftcion.
InsUaration, «. Instaaradon, rDstaaradon,
Imtoad, prep. Por, en lugar de, en vcz <le ;
iguali.
To Instoep, va. Bomojar, poner en remojo.
Instep, 8. £mpcine 6 giu^uiUt del pi^
To Instigate, va. Instigar, mover, [cacion.
Instigation, «. Instigacion, sogestion, provo>
Instigator, «. Instigador, incltador.
To Instil, va. Inatilar: incalcar, infandir.
Instillation, a. Instilacion. {uuante.
lastlUer, «. £1 qne Instila 6 insinua; Josi
Instilment, *. Cualquier cosa instilada.
Instinct, «. Instinto^ sagacidad.— a. Anlma-
do, movida
Insttncttve, a. Instintivo.
Instinctively, ad. Per instinta
To Institute, va. Institoir, establecer : con>
ferir algun benefida [gla, principia
Inatitate,«^ Institoto; eetablocimiento; re-
Institution, «. InsUtudon; ley poeltlva; ins-
tmcdon.
Institutionary, a. Elemental. [tulr.
Institutive, a. Capaz de establecer 6 insti-
Institutor, «. Institoidor: Instructor, [tos.
Instltuttst, «. Escritbr de Institutas 6 elemcn-
To Instruct, «A Instrulr; ensenar; formar
el inima
Instructer. Instructor, $. Instructor.
Instructlbie, a. CKpaa de instrulr. [den.
Instmction, «. Instruodon; ensefianza; 6r-
Instructive, a, Instructlva
Instructively, ad. Instructivamente.
Instroetiveness, «. £1 poder 6 la capaddad
de instrulr.
Instructress, sf. Insfarnctora.
Instraraent, a. Instmmento.
Instrumental, a. Instrumental.
Instrumentality, «. £1 aoto de servlr de ius-
tramenta
Instmibentally, ad. Instrumentalmente.
Insubjection, & Inobedienda. deeobediendai
Inaabordination, a Insubordlnadon.
Insubstantial, a. InsubatandaL
tlnsnooatlon, s. Bemoja V. SUeping.
Insnffsrablo, a» InsuMble, insoportable.
Insufferably, ad. InsufHblomente.
Insuffidenoe, Insuffldency, «. Insufldenda,
incapaddad.
Insuffldent. a. Insufldentc
InanfBdently, ad. Insufldentemonte.
Insufflation, «. Soplo.
tinsnitable, a. Dospropordonado, Inepto, foo.
Insular, Lunlary, a. Insular, isleiflo.
inankr, «. Islefto. V. Inlander,
To Insulate, va. Alslar.
Insuloua, a. Lleno de lsla&
lasulated, a. Alslado, apartado ; escneto.
Insult, 9. Balto : insulto, nltr^je; li^uria.
To Insult, WL Insultar, injuriar; despredar,
pisar.
Insultar, «. Insultador, denostador. Ida.
Iiiaalting, «. Insulto, menosprecio ; Insolen-
(nsultlngly. ad, Insolenteroontei [able.
/nsnp«ral*llity, «. La caHdad do ser insupor-
Insuperal le, a. Insuperable,
insilperableneea, «. Invendbllldad.
insuperably, rt</. Invenclbl^mcnte.
INT
Insupportable, a. Insoportable ; insuMbU^
intolerable.
Insupportablene5^ «. Lo que es Insoportable^
Insupportablv, ad. Insoportablemente.
Insuppresslble, a. Lo que no pnede ser ocal
taao 6 suprimldo. [prtmlr 6 ocnltar
tlnsuppresdve, a. Lo que no se pnede s*.
Insurable, a. Capaz de ser asegurada
Insurance, «. S<^ro, seguridM. V. EtiSHr
ancs. ,
Insurance-broker, «. Corredor de scgnroa.
Insurer, «. Asegurador.
Insurgent, «. Insurgento, amotinado, rebeld*
Insurmountable, a. Insuperable.
Insurmountably, ad. Invenciblemente.
Insurrection, A Insurrecclon, coojuraclon,
sedldon. [recclon^ tumultuosa
Insurrectional, Insurrectionary, a. Insur*
Insusceptible, a. No susceptible, incapaaL
Intact, a. Intacto. [do.
Intagliated, a. Eutallado, grabado, estampa-
Intaglio, «. Obra de entalladura.
Intangible, a. Intangible.
Integer, s. Entero, an todo, total.
Integral, a. y 9. I'ntegro; total; perfccto.
tintegrality, «. Integildad, pcrfecdon, ente-
reza.
Integrally, ad. Integralmente.
Integrant, a. Integrante, integral.
To Integrate, ta^ Intcgrar.
Integration, 9. Keintegro. Jpureza.
Int^rity, «. Integridad; hombria de bien;
Integument, «. Tegumento, cubierta de al*
gunacosa.
Intellect, a Entendimiento, intellgcnda.
Intellection, «. Inteligenda.
Intellective, a. Intelcctivo. [dimlento.
Intdloctual, a. Intelectual, ideal.— «. Enten-
Intellectualist, «. Exagerador del entendl-
miento bumano.
Intellectuality, «. Intelcctnalidad. [raonia.
Intelligence, 9. Inteligenda; notida; bar-
Intelligencer, 9. £1 que envla notidas.
Intelliirent, a. Intellgente, sablo, peritQ»
bdbtX
Inteliigential, a. Intelectual.
Intelligibility, 9. Perspiculdad, darldad.
Intelligible, & Intel^ble. [spiculdftd.
Intelligiblenesa, «. (^mprenslbiudad, par*
Intelligibly, ad. Inteliciblemente.
tintemerate, a. Pure, Ilmplo.
tlniemeratenesa, «. Purcza.
Intemperament, «. Intemperie.
Intemperance, «. Intemperanda, ezceso.
Intemperate, a, Destemplodo ; dcsenfrena-
do, desarregtado. [moderadamenteb
Intemperately, ad. Destompladamente, in-
Intemperateness, 9. Inmoderacion, oxcoso ;
intemperie. [k&
Intemperature, 9. Intemperie, destempIaB'
tlntompestlve, a. Intcmpestivo.
tintempestlvely, ad. Intempestivamcnta.
tintempestivity, 9. Ia calidad de ser Intern*
pestivo.
Intenable, a. Indefensable.
To Intend, va. Intentar; determinar, de*
dgtuir, nroponerse.
Intendan^ A Intendcnte. [gnna cos%
Intender, «. EI one tiene tolma oe bacer al-
Int<^ndment, «. lotento, deslgnlo, iDtendon
m
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Fo Inteserate, va. Enternecer, ablandar.
Intoneration, «. Entoraecimienta
Intense. & Intenso ; yebemente, violento.
mtenselyt ad. Intensamente. [dtnd.
Intenaenets, «. Intension, Tehemenda, aoU*
Inteoolon, a. Intension ; tension. [got.
Intensity, a Intensldad, exoeso, fnena, rl-
Intensive, a. Intenslvo, intense ; atento.
Intensively, ad. Intensivamente.
Intent, a, Atento, culdadoao.— « Intento,
desienio, &n1mo.
Intention, 9. Intenelon, deaignio, mlra, fln,
Intentional, a. Intencional.
Intentionally, ad. Intoneionalmente.
tintentive, a. Atento, apllcado, dillgonte.
Intently, ad, Ansiosamento.
Intentness, a. ApHcadon ansloaa.
To Inter, ra. Enterrar, soterrar.
Interact, a. Entreacto ; intennedlo.
Interamntan, a. Bitaado entre rioa.
Intercalar, Intercalary, a. Intercalar, lo qne
se pone 6 introduce entre otras coeaa.
To Intercalate, «vr. Intercalar, Interponer.
Intercalation, a. Intercalacion.
To Intercede, 9n. Intercoder, medlar; in-
terponerao. [nero.
Interceder, a. Intercesor, medlador, medio-
Interoedlng, a. Mediacion, intercesion.
To Intercept, to, Interoeptar; obstmir;
cerrar el paso.
Interceptor, a. Antagonists, oponente.
Interception, a. Interoepdon.
Interoeasion, a. Intercesion, mediacion.
Intercessor, a. Interoaaor, medlador.
Intercessory, «. Intorcesorio.
To Interchain, «a. Encadeuar, entrelazar.
To Interchange, wu Altemar; camblar,
trocar, pormatar. [bio, pennata.
Interchange, a: Comercio ; traeqne, cam-
Intercbangeabillty, a. PermntabiUdad.
Interchangeable, a. Permatabie; ancesiyo;
mntao.
InterchangoablenesB, a. Gamble, permafca.
Interchangeably, ad. Altemativamento,
mutnamente, redprocainente.
(nterdplent, o. IntercepUble.— a: Lo qne
intercepta. [terceptar.
To Interclnde, fm. Intervenir; obstmir, in-
Interolnsion, a. Intercepdon, obstracdon.
Intercolnmnlation, a. (Arq.) Inieroolonio.
To Intercommunicate, vn. Oomunlcar oon
otro. [ca, comnnion mutua.
Intercommunity, a. Comunicadon redpro-
Intercostal, a. Intercostal. [trato.
Interoourse, a. Comerdo; comanlcadon,
fTo Intercur, wi. Intervenir, acontecer.
Intereurrence, a. Intercurronte; Interven-
don, ocnrrenda.
Intercurrent, a. Lo que oorre entre dos p»-
r^jcs; lo quo interviene.
Interontaneou^ a. Intercutinea
To Interdict, va, Prohlbir, Interdedr; cn-
trededr. [sura edosi&stlca.
interdict a. Interdiocion, entredieho^ cen-
Interdlction, a. Interdicdon, nrohibidon.
InterdicUve, a, Lo que entredic& [bldon.
Interdictory, a. Lo qne pertenoco C prohi-
To Interest, va. Intereaar; cmpaAar. — on.
Intaraaarse. [pefio.
Ir4et«at, a. Intern: utIUdftd; inflc^o; em-
INT
Interesting, a* Intereaante, atractiTO» ama
ble. pntecvenir; olMe«r.
To Interim m. Bntremetena^ mcterac^
Interference, «, Interpoddon, intenrvncfoo,
mediadon.
Interfering, A Opoaldon; aIcaBe6,iotad]irm.
Interfluent, Interflnooa, a. Lo que flnyapot
medio de otra coaa. [aaa.
Interftalgent, a, Lo que looe €ntr« otras eo-
Interftaaed, a. May eapanido 6 ezteodldo.
Interim, t. Intermedia In tkia intmrimk^
En el interin, mi^ntra^
Interior, a. Interior, Intaraow— «, El Interior.
y, ad, Interlormenta.
Interjaeenoy, a. El eatedo de fa
do entre doa eoaaSL
faallane
Inteijhoent, a. Interyaoania. rintarreBlK.
To In«eiject, oow Insertar.— «». laterpoaer,
InteijeoUon. a. InteijeooloB ; intanraaeloB,
interposldon.
To Inteijoin, wt, Omar mntnaoieata 4 al
gonas pereomtf de diveraaa iuniUaak
To Interlace, «a. Entrelaaar, aotreiMadar.
Interlapae, a. Intarralo. (trat^fer.
To Interlard, va. Mecbar; entrepotMr; i
To Interleave, va, Internolar 6 tnti
To Interline, va. InterUnnr,
InterHneal, Interlinear, InterUneary, a. la-
InterllneaiT, a. Llbro oon interlineaekMiea.
Interlineation, Interlining, a. InteittneadoB.
To Interlink, va. Bslabonar, eocttdenar.
Interlocation, ». Interpoaidon. [locntorio.
Interlocution, a. Interlocndon ; ante Inter-
Interlocutor, a. Interlocutot; [Hik
Interlocutory, a. Dialodstico; interlooato-
To Interlope, vn. Entrenaeteme ; iraAea;
sin liceneia.
Interloper, a. Entrematida [loa Arbdea^
Interlucation, a. La eorta da laa ramaa da
Interluoent, a. Lo qne luce entre otras niiaaai
Interlude, a. Intermedio; entremea.
Interlnder, a. Faraante.
Interlnnar, Intcrinnary, a. Lo qiM part»^
nece al interlonia
Intermarriage, a> Matrimonlo de doa bar-
manoa con doa hermanaa.
To Intermarry, vn. Oaaaiae mwtnameata
cuatro 6 maa peiaonaa de doa AuniUaa.
To Intermeddle* vn. Entreraelerae^ mc»>
elarae. — va. Entremefldar. meadar.
Intermeddler, a. Entremetldo.
Intermcdiacy, a. Y. JniervemUan,
Intermedial, Intermediate, a. Intermedia^
To Intermediate, vn. Intervenhr, laterpoaer.
Intermediately, ad^ Por interrenckui.
Intermedium, a. Intermedia
Interment, a. Entierro, sepnltora, ftueraL
To Intcnnention, va. Mendonar, i
Mudaosa redprooa da
rinflDtto,Dk
Intermlgration, _
una parte & otn. rinllDito, Dkia.
Interminable, a. Interminable.— a. £1 Bcr
Interminate, a. Interminable, iilmitada
To Intermingle, v€L Eniremeadar^ ai^
Mczclarse.
Intermission, a. Intermision ; tntaiiupiJaau
Intermisdve, a. Intermltenta
To Intermit, va, Intarmitir.— an. Caaat i
pararnnrata
Intermittent, a Intermltenta.
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Intertnlttingly, ad. Oon Intermision.
To Intennlx, wk Entremezolar.— «». En-
tremezoIirBe, tnezolarse. [otra.
Intennixtnre, «. Mezclii do una com oon
Intennondanei ck Entremnndano.
Intermnral, a, Emparedado 6 einpaderado.
f iDtennntual, a. Matno, reciproco.
tintern. a. Interno, Intestino.
Intarna), ck Intorno, Interior; intrinseco.
Internally, ad. Intomamente; mental-
mente. [destmotiyo.
Internedne^ a. Lo que oa reciprooamonte
Intemeclon, «. Estrago, matanza. [da
Internode, Internodtuin, «. (Bot) Entrcnn-
Intemonclo, «. Internuncio ; miniatro pon-
tiflciow [intermpcion.
Interpellation, «. Intwpeladon, dtacion;
To Interpledge, oo. Dar y tomar algona
COM como prenda.
To Interpolnt, va IHstlnguir por pantos 6
virgallllas las oliusiilaa.
To Interpolate, «& Interpolar; renovar.
Interpolation, a Interpolaoion ; afiadldara.
Interpolator, «. Interpolador, el qae afiade
d algan mannscrito antlgua
Interposal, «. Interposicion ; interyenolon,
asiatencia.
To Interpose, «a Intcrponer. — vn, Inter-
ponerse, medlar.
Interposer, ». £1 one intcrpone, mediador.
InterpoeiUon, %. Interposicion, mc^dlacion.
To Interpret, va, Interpretar. expUcar.
(nterpretable, a. Interpretabie. [don.
Interpretation, •, Interpretacion, expusi-
Interpretative, a, Interpretatiyow
Interpretatiyeiy, ad, Interpretativamentc.
Interpreter, f. Intdrprete ; tradactor.
Interpnnction, 9. Puntnaoion.
Inteiregnmn, a. Interregno.
Interreign, a. Interregna
Interrer, a. Snterrador, aepultarero.
To Interrogate, «a. y V7k Interrogar, pre-
gontar, ezaminar.
tinterrogate, a. Interrogaoion, pregnnta.
Interrogation, 9, Interrogaoion, pregnnta.
p^qnisa. [ — a. Interrogativa
Interrogative, a. Pronombre interrogative.
Interr^atively, ad, Interrogativamente.
Interrogator, a. Interrogante. [rogativa
Interrogatory, «. Intern^toria— a. Inter-
To Interrapt, vo. Intezrompir, estorbar;
separar.
Interruptedly, ad, Interrompidamente.
Interrupter, «. Interruptor.
Interruption, a. Interrupcion ; Interpost-
don ; intermision. [bombroa.
Interscapular, a. Lo qua estd entre los
To Interseind, va. Ati^ar ; interrumplr, obs-
truir.
To Interaorlbe, «a. Entrerenglonar.
Intersecaot, a, Cortante, aeparante.
To IniArsect, va. Entrecortar. — vn. (Goom.)
Cortarse dos lineaa.
Xjitersection, a. Intersecdon,
To Intersert, va. Entrejerir, ingerir unas
eosaa con otraa.
Intorsertion, & (Qeom.) IntcrBeocion.
To Intersperse, va. Eapardr tma cosa entro
otraSk [cosa entrc otraa.
Ifltersperston, % El acto do esparclr una
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Interstellar, ct, Lo que eslA situado entrs
las estrelias. [modia
Interstice, a. Interstido, interralo; inter-
In terstitial, a. Lo que tiene interstidoe.
Intertextnre, a. EntretciJido, enlazamlento.
To Intertwine, To Intertwist, «a, Entreto-
Jer, entrelaaar. [torvalo.
Interval, & Intervalo, Interstido; lobidoin-
Interveined, a. Interpolado como las vcnas.
To Intervene, vn. Intorvenir, medlar, ocur-
rlr, sobrovenir.
Intervenient, a, Interpuesto ; oeurrlda
Intervention, a. Inter vcncion ; mediadon.
To Intervert, 9a. Mudar de runibo; tras*
trocar. [oamienta
Interview, a. Entre vista, conlbrencia ; abo-
To Interweave, w*. Entret^er, enlaaar.
Ibterweaving. a. Entreiejedura. [nalda.
Interwreatbed, a, Tc^ido en forma de guir-
Intestable, a, EI quo no puede liacor te.'Oa-
mento.
Intestacy, b. La falta do testaraonU>.
Intestate, a. Intestada
Intestinal, a. Intestinal [intcstina
Intestine, a. Interior; inteslina— a. Trips,
To Inthral, to, Esclavizar.
Inthralment, a. Esdavitud.
To Inthrone,To Inthronize,t>rt. Entronizar.
Inthronlzatlon, a. Entronizadon.
To InUce, Y. To Entice, [flanza.
Intimacy, a. Intimidad, fiunillaridad, con-
Intimate, a, I'ntimo ; cordial. — «. Amiga
To Intimate, ea, Insinuar; dar 4 entender.
Intimately, ad, I'ntlmamente. [venclon.
Intimation, a. Insinuadon, indireota, pre-
To Intimidate, «a. Intimidar, causar miedo ,
aterrar, espantar.
Intimidation, a. Intimldadon.
Into, pr»p. En, dentra adentro.
Intolerable, a. Intolerable, insufrible.
Intolerableness, a. Intolerabilldad.
Intolerably, ad. Intolerablemente.
Intolerance, a. Intoleranda.
Intolerant, a: y a. Intolerante.
Intolerated, a. Lo que no es tolerado.
Intoleration, & Intolerantisma
To Intomb, «& Enterrar, sepultar.
To Intonate, va, Tronar; caotar Juntos.
Intonation, a. Entonadon ; trueno.
To Intone, vn, Entonar, dar tone & las vooea.
Intorsion, a. El acto de torcer 6 dar vueltaa.
To Intort, va. Torcer, dar vueltas k cosa
apret&ndola.
To Intoxicate, «a. Embriagar, emborraohar.
Intoxication, a. Embriaguez; trasporta-
mienta [don.
Intractability, a. Dureza de genio; obstina-
Intractable, a. Intratable, iispera
IntractablenesB, «. Obstinacion, porfia, tar-
quedad.
Intractably, ad. Obstlnadamente. [dad.
Intranquillity, h, Dosasosiego, intranquili*
Intranslent, a, Permanente; Inroutabla.
Intransitive, a. Intransitiva
Intransitively, ad. IntransitibllamenteL
Intransmutabllity, a. Intrasmutabilidad.
Intransmutable, a. Intrasmutable.
To Intrench, «n» Invadir, nsurpar.-HMk
Atrincherar. [cbera
Intrenehmont, t* Atrinohcramlent<s tria
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Intrepid, a. Intr^pldo, arrojftdo, arreetado.
Intrepidity, «. Intrepldex, nrrojo, osadia.
Intrepidly, ad. Intrepldamente.
Intricacy, «. EmbroUo, eonftisioD, dlflcnltad.
Intricate, a. Intriccado, enredado, compH-
cado. tbroUar.
To Intricate, ra. Intrincar, enredar, em-
Intricately, ad. lotrlncadamente.
IntricateneM, «. Embrollo, perplejldad, os-
cuiWad: [redo.
Intrigue, «. Intrl^a; trama; embrollo; en-
To Intrigue, r». Intrigar; galantear.— «a.
Intrincar. [metido.
Intriguer, ». Intrigante, embroUador, entre-
Intrignlngly, ad. For medio de Intrigas 6
manejos secrotoa.
Intrinsically, ad. Jntrinsecamente.
Intrinsic, a. Intrinseco, Interior. [seco.
Intrinsicalness, «. Bealldad; m^rito intrin-
To Introduce, va. Introdndr: feciUtar 6
proporoionar la amiatad de algnno.
Introauoer, «. Introductor.
Introduction, «. Introduocl(m.
In^^uctive, a. Introductivo.
Introductor, t. Introductor.
Introductory, a. Prevlo, prellminar.
Introgression, «. Entrada.
Introit, «. Intr6ito.
Intromiuion, «. Introdnodon, admlslon.
To Intromit, va. Introdndr: admitir. — vn.
Tomar posesion rlolenta de los bienes do
otro.
Intropeception, a. Bocepdon. [guna cosa.
To Introspect, ta. Mirar lo Interior de al-
Introspoctlon, «. Ex&raen de lo Interior do
alguna cosa.
Introsusceptlon, «. Intosnscepdon..
Introvenlent, a. Lo quo viene de ftaera.
Introversion, «. £1 acto de volver A entrar.
To Introvert, ra. Volver hAda el Interior.
To Intrude, vn. Entremeterse.— imz. Intro-
dndr indebidamente.
Intruder, «. Intruso, entremetldo.
Intrusion, «. Intrusion, entremetimlento.
Intrusive, a. Intruso. rcomislon secreta.
To Intrust, va. Ckmflar ; depoeltar ; dar una
Intuition, «. Intuidon; conodmlento inftiBO.
Intuitive, a. Intuitivo; evldonte.
Intuitively, ad. Intuitlvamente.
Intumescence, Intumescency, «. Entomo-
cenda; tumor, hincbazon.
Intumescent, a. Lo que se hlncha.
To Intwlne. va. Entrelazor una cosa con
otra torddndolas.
Inula, ». (Bot.) E'nnla 6 ^nula campona.
Inundanl^ a. Inundante.
To Inundate, va. Inundar; abmmar.
Inundation, «. Inundacion; multitud exco-
slva.
To Inure, va. Acostumbrar, habituar.
Inurement, «. Prdctico, nso, coetumbre.
To Innm, va. Enterrar, sepultar.
InuBitation, «. Dcsnso.
Inutility, 9. Inutllidad. [nsurpar.
To Invade, va. Invadlr, aaaltar; vlolar;
Invader, 9. Invasor, asaltador.
In valetudinary, a. D^bll, enfermo, beldado.
Invalid, a. InvAMdo, nulo, irrito.
Invalid, 9 Inv&lido, baldado, enolenque.
To Invalidate, va. Inralldar, annlar.
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Invalidation, t. InvaUdadon.
InvaUde, «. Inv&Hdo. T. Invalid,
Invalidity, Invalidnesa, «. InvaUdadon;
debiUdad. [apradabla.
Invaluable, a. Invahubfe^ Inesdmable, in-
Invaluably, ad. Invalnablemente.
Invariability, «. InvariaUlidad.
Invariable, a. Invariable. [tanda.
Invarlableneas, $. Inmutabflidnd, cona-
Invariably, ad. Invariablemente.
Invarled, a. Invariado.
Invasion, «. Invasion, aoometlmlento.
Invasive, a. HostiL
Invective, «. Invectlva.--<r. Batirloo, acre.
Invecttvelr, ad. Batiricamente.
To Inveign, vn. Declamar, oensnrsr.
Inveigfaer, 9. Declanuulor; aatirlco.
To Inveiiric, va, Engafiar oon arte, per>
Buadir al mal.
Inveiglement. «. Engafiiik, sodnodon.
Invelgler, «. Seduetor.
Inveiled, a. Encubierto como eon nn velo.
Invendible, a. Invendlble. [fragnar.
To Invent, va. In ventar : descubrlr ; ibrgar;
Inventer, «. Inventor; invendonero.
Invaitlhl, a. Inventive.
Inventlble,a. Lo que puede serdeecnbierta
Invention, «. Invendon; inventiva; ficdon;
mentlra, etc
Inventive, a. Invcntlvo, taigenioM. [etc
Inventor, a. Inventor; fbijador de coentoa,
Inventonal, a. Lo pertenedente al inven-
tario.
Inventorially, ad. For 6 eon Inventarla
Inventory. 9. Inventario; catilogo.
To Inventory, va. Inventariar, hacer un
Inventario.
Inventress,j/ Inventora.
Inverse, a. Inverao, Invertldo, trmstrocado.
Inversely, ad. Inversamente.
Inversitw, «. Inversion, traamntadon de
6rden 6 tiempo. [car.
To Invert, va. In vertlr, trastomar, tnatro-
Invertedly, ad. Al reves.
To Invest, va. Investir; conferir; aitiar.
(Com.) In vertlr.
Investigate, a. AverlgnaUe, inveatlgable.
To Investigate, va. Investigar, averignar.
Investigation, 9. Investlgadon ; peaqolaa;
esomtlnio.
Investigative, a. Dispnoeto & inrestlgar.
Investigator, «. Investigador, indagador,
avoriguador.
Investiture, «. Investidnra; tnstaladon.
Investive, a. Lo que cerca 6 rodea algtma
cosa.
Investment, 9. Vestido. (Com.) La inver-
sion del dlnero en ibndos ptibncos.
Inveteracy, 9. Ferseveiauda 6 continaador
de un mal. *
Inveterate, a. Inveterado. [invcterado.
Inveteration, «. Enduredmlento ; eatado
Invidious, a. Envldloso; maUgno.
Invldioualy, ad. Envldiosamentc
Invldiousness, 9. MaHgnldad.
Invigilancy, «. Falta de vlgllanda.
To uivlgorate va. Vlgomr, dar vigor.
Invlgoration, 9. £1 acto de vigorar; oooo-
boradon.
Invlndbility, 9. InvtndbiUdad.
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Invincible, cr. Invendble. [ble.
Invlncibleness, a £1 ostado de sor IovodcI-
iDTinciblv, ad. Invenciblemooto.
luTioIability, & Invlolabilidad.
Inviolable, 9. Inviolable, invulnerable.
Inviolablencfis, h. iDvloIabllidad.
Inviolably, ad. Inviolablcmeute.
Inviolate, a. Inviolado, entero, incorrupto,
integro.
Invlolatod, o. Invlolado, incorrnpta
Invlous, a. Inlransitable, impasaole.
To InviscAte, va, Hacer vlscofia i> glatinosa
alguna cosa; pcgar.
To In viscerate, va. Criar, nntrir.
Invisibility, Invlsiblencss, 9. Invlsibilidad.
Invisible, a. Invisible.
Invisibly, ad. Invlsiblemente.
Invitation, «, Convite, invitncion ; Instanda.
To Invite, va, Convidar; incitar; instar;
estlmular.
Inviter, «. Convidador.
Inviting, 9. Convite.
Invitingly, ad. Halagiiefiamente.
Invltingness, «. Invitadon.
To Invocate, ©a. Invocar; implorar aaxilio
6 ayuda.
Invocation, 9. Invocadon. Tde fkctnras.
Invoice, 9. Facttira. Jni>oic«-oooky Libro
To Invoke, vo. Invocar; implorar, BopUcar,
rogar.
Involucel, «. (Bot) Involacro. [llo.
Involucre, Involucrum, ». (Bot) Involucrl-
Involnntarily, a</, Involuntariamente,
Involuntariness, 9. Involuntariedad.
Involuntary, a. Involuntarla [dentro.
Involntc, a. Encorvado d torcido hAcia
Involution, «. Complicadon ; envolvedero ;
enredo, ombrollo.
To Involve, to. Envoi ver ; arrollar ; impli-
car; torcer; enrcdar; enmaranar, com-
pHcar; mezclar.
Involvedneas, «. Enrolvimiento.
Invulnerability, Invulnerableneaa, 9. Invul-
norabilidftd. [puede ser berldo.
InTulnorable, a. Invulnerable, lo que no
Inward, Inwards, ad, U&da dentro; inte-
riormente; adcntro.
Inward, a. Interior: intcmo; secreto.
Inwardly, ad. Interlormente, intemamente.
To Inweave, va. Entretejer, enlazar.
To Inwrap, tw. Envolver, embroUar, arre-
batar.
To Inwreatbe, Tn. Ccrcar, rodear, adomar.
Inwrougbt, a, Labrado, adomado.
Iodine, 9. (Qnino.) Jodina
Ionic, a. J6nico.
Iota, 9. Jota, £pice, tilde, pnnta
Ipocaouanha, «. Ipocaouana.
Ipeon. 9. (Orn.) Ipoc4
IrasdUlity, 9. Iracundia.
Irascible, a. Irascible.
Itq, 9. Ira, iracundia, enojo, onfado.
IrcftiL a. Iracundo, col6rico.
Ircfhlly, ad* Alradamente.
Iridium, 9. (Quim.) Iridio, metal cueva-
mente descubierto. [I'ria.
[rifl. 9, I'rl& (Anat) I'ria del q)a (Bot)
To Irk, vo. Fastldlar. It irkt itm, Me £»-
tldlSL
IrkAome, a. Todlofo, fiastiaioao, oansado.
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Irksomely, ad. Cansadamente, lkstldIofl»>
mente.
Irksomeness, «. Tedio, Ihstidio, moleetia.
Iron. 9. Ulerro 6 fierro. Cast iron^ Uierru
colada Forged iroru, lllerro forjado.
Flai iroriy lllerro plnnchuela. Ulerroai
7b pvt in iron 8^ Lobar grillos.— a. F6r-
reo. Iron-cheat, Area de hierro. Iron-
fcorky Herraje. Iron plate^ PalastrOw
Iron wire, llilo 6 alambro de biena
Iron pot, 011a 6 mannlta de flerro. Iron
ware^ Trastos de flerro.
To Iron, va. Aplanchar. (Vule.) Planchar.
Ironed, a. Aplanchado; engrillado.
Iron-bcarted, a. Duro, ^sporo, severo.
Ironic, Ironical, a, Ironlco.
Ironically, ad. Ir6nic3mente.
Ironbt, «. £1 que bab!a con ironia.
Ironmonger, 9. Mercader 6 traflcante de
hierro. (Amer.) Qulnqnlllero.
Ironmould, «. Mancha de dcrrumbre.
Ironwood, «. Madera do hierro.
Ironwort, «: Sideritia, slderitlde.
Irony, «. Ironia.— a. F6rreo. [de lu&
Irradlance, Irradiancy, & Irradlacion ; rayot
To Irradiate, va. Irradiar; iluminar, inspi-
rar.— v». Lucir sobre.
Irradiate, a. Re^plandeclente, ilumlnado.
Irradiation,* Irradlacion; llumlnaclon.
Irrational, a. Irradonal, absurdo, deRrazo-
nable.
Irrationality, «. Irracionalidad.
Irrationallv, ad. Irracionalmente.
Irreclaimable, a. Inddmito, incorregible,
obfitlnado.
Irrcclaimablv, ad, Incorreglblemente.
Irreconcilable, a. Irreconciliable, implaca-
ble. rconciliarsQ.
IrreconciIab1cnes& 9. Imposibilldad de ro-
Irreconcilably, ad. Irroconciliablemente.
Irreconciled, a. Dicese do la maidad, delito
6 culpa que no se ha expiado.
Irrecondlemcnt, Irrecondliation, «. Falta
de recondliacion, discordla. [trar.
Irrecordable, a. Lo que no se puede regis-
Irrecoverable, a. Irreparable; irrecupera-
ble, irremeaiablc. [recurso.
Irrecoverably, ad. Irremediablemente, sio
tirrecuporably, ad, De un modo irrecupe*
rablu.
Irredeemable, a. Irredlmible.
Irreducible, a. Irreducible.
Irrefragability, «. Argumento que no se
pueoe impugnar.
Irrefragable, a. Irrefragable.
Irrefragably, ad, Irrefragablomente.
Irrefutable, a. Irrefragable, indubitablis,
derta [arreglada
Irregnlar, a. Irregular; dosordenado; de»-
Irregulaiity, & Irregularidad ; desordeu, d«-
masla, exceso.
Irregubviy* ^* Irregularmente.
Irreuitive, a. Absolute; inoonexo; sin regla.
Irrelatirely, ad. De un modo inconoxo.
Irrelevancy, 9. Lo que no os aplicable 6 k
prop^dto. [no es del oaso.
Irrelevant a. Lo quo no es aplicable ; lo quf
IrreleTantJy, ad. Fucra de prop^sito.
Irrelievable, a. Irremediable, irreparable.
Irreligion, «. Irreliglon, atelsmo, impiedad
6(»
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[rrellgloas. a, Irreligioso; ImpSo, prolkno.
frrellglouAly, ad. Irreligioeamente.
[rremeable, a. Se aplica al cftmino por dondo
se va y no 56 puede volvor.
[rremeoiable, a. Irremediable,
[rremediablenras, 9. £1 ostado de lo que ao
tiene remedio.
Irremediably, ad» Irremediablementd.
IrrcmlBslble, a. Irremisible, Incapaz do per-
don. [tuye 4 una cosa irremlsfble.
Irremlsslblenea^ «. La calidad qne consU-
Irremissiblv, ad. Irremlsiblementc
Irremovable, a, Inmutable.
IrremtmenU>lo, a. Incapaz de ser remnne*
rado 6 premiado. [fhnia.
Irrenowned, a. Oscnro, «ln nombre, sin
Lrreparability, «. £1 estaao de lo quo es Irre-
parable.
Irreparable, a. Irreparable.
Irreparably, ad. Irreparablomento.
Irrepentanoe, «. Falta de arrepentimlento.
Irrepleviable, a. (For.) Irrodlmlbla
Irreprebensible, a. Irreprensiblo.
Irreprehensibly, ad-. Irreprenslblementev
Irrepresentable, a. Irreprchensiblementoi
Irrepreeslble, a. Lo quo no puode ser opri-
mido nl reprimido.
Irreproachable, a. Intachablc, Ineensnrable.
Irreproachably, ad. Irreprensiblemente.
Irreprovable, a. Irrepronslble, Intachable.
Irreprovabfy, ad. Sin tacha.
Irreaistance, «. Falta do propenslon ; paclen-
da para aufrir.
Irresistibility, «. Fnerza 6 podcr irroststlble.
Irresistible, a. Irresistible.
Irresistlbienes& s. Poder irresistible.
Irresistibly, cuL IrrosLstlblemente. [ble.
Irresolnble, a, Irresolublo. (Quim.) Insolu-
Irresolnbleoess. «. Solldez 6 reeistencia de
un ouerpo 4 la separadon de sus partes.
Irresolveoly, ad^ Irrcsolutamenta
Irresolute, a. Irresnelto, vadlante, Indociso.
Irresolntcly, ad>, Irresolntamonte.
Irresolnteness, a. Irresolndon.
Irresolution, «. Irresolndon, vadladon.
Irrespective, a. Inconsiderado.
Irrespectively, ttd. Inconsideradamente.
Irresponsible, a, Lo que no cs responsable.
Irretentive, a. Lo qne no retiene o oonticue
algnnacosa.
Irretrievable, a. Irrecni>orablc irreparable.
Irretrievably, oA Irreparablemente.
Irretumable, a. Incapaz de volver 6 retomar.
Irroveronce, «. Irrovercncla.
Irreverenoed, a. Descortee, irreverente.
Irreverent a. Irreverente, desatento.
Irreverently, ad. Irreverentemente.
Irreversible, a. Irrevocable, [irrevocable.
Irroverslblenefl^ «. £1 estado do lo qne es
Ineversiblv, ad. Bin poder ser revocado.
Irravooability, A Irrevooabilidad.
Irrevocable, a. Irrevocable.
Irrevocableness, 9. £1 estado 6 la calidad
Irrevocable de una cosa.
Irrevocably, ad^ Irrevocablemente.
To Irrigate, va. B^^, mqjar, humedeccr.
Urigation, #. Biego, regamlento.
^rrlguoos, a. Be^o; rodado. h6meda
UTlaion, c Irrisicm, despredo, bnrla.
IrrltabUity, a. IrritabiUdad.
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IrritabK a. Irritable, irasdble.
Irritablenesa. t. Irascenda.
Irritant, a. (For.) Irritante; brlto.
To Irritate, oa. Irritar; exa^Msrar ; onooBM
a^tar.
Irritation, 9. Irritadon.
Irritatory, a. £stimnlante, Irritanta.
Irruption, 9. Irrupdon, entrada forzada.
Irruptive,<L Lo que comete alguna irrupdoai
Isagoglcal, ck Isac^gioo.
laagon, 9, (OeonL) Is^no.
Iscbury, 9. Isctiria, retendon de oxlna.
Iserine, 9. (Min.) Iscrinsu
Ish, Tenninadon ingleaa qne sirve para ex-
presar diminudon en la calidad del sua-
tantivo 4 quo se aflade, 6 para baoer mS^^
tivoB gentilidoe 6 patronimicoa, coim
blui9h. azulado, de biu4, azol; Spani9^
espaflol de Spain, £spafla.
Islcle, 9. Car^mbano, oerrion. Y. loide.
Ising, 9. Espede de tripa 6 salcbica.
Isinglass, a. Oolaplsds, oolapex.
Island, 9. IsU. Zaeuiard idand9f Uba da
sotavento.
Islander, «. Isleno.
Isle, 9. Isia poqueffa. Y. At^^
Islet, 9. Islota, islote.
Isochronal, Isochronous, a, Is^crono, lo qn*
se hace en ignal tlempo.
Isolated, a, Alslado, solitaria
Isoperimetrioal, a, Isoperimto'ico, la que
tiene Igual drciUto.
Isoecdes triangle, 9. Isdecolesw
Issuable, a. Capaz de Itovar i detenninacl0iL
Issue, 9, Sallda* evento; ihente; suceston.
To Issue, «fk Balir; prorumpir: pnMsedcr;
esparcirso.— fKL Brotar; expeoir.
Issued, a. Descendlda
Issudees, a. Sin suoesion.
Issuing, 9. Sallda. [mares.
Isthmus, 9. Istmo, lengua de tierra entro doa
It, ©ron. El, dla, la, le; dlo, low
Italian. «. Italiano.— a. Italiano. ptaUaaa
To Italianize, vn, Uablar italiano, baocrse
Italic, a. Italico, onrsivo. [vn.
To Italicize, va. Distingnir con letias curst-
Itch, «. Sama; comezon; pmrtto.
To Itch, ptK Picar, sentir comezon.
Itchy, a. Bamoeo; picante; deaeado.
Item, ad. Item, otro ^ ann mas.
Iterablu, tk Lo que es capax do repetiise.
Iterant, a. Lo quo se replte.
To Iterate, va. Benetir, rdterar; inenlon
Iteration, «. Bcpotidon, la relteradon d« ua
aota
Iterative, a. Iteratlva rerranta.
Itinerant, a, Itinerante; ygoi amoalanta^
Itinerary, a. Itinerario; deirotera—o. Itl
neraria
To Itinerate, vn. YiiO^*
Its, £1 genitive del pionombre IL Sn, mxyiK
A hou9e and it»fwnUture^ Una cast com
BUS muebleSb
It^s. Abreviatnra por U U,
Itseli; pron. £1 mismo, la misma, lo mlsmo.
Ittria, 9. (Mih.) Itria; tierra prinUtlva miiy
Ivied, a. Oablerto de biedra.
Ivory, 9. MarflL— a. £bikmea (terreatre.
Ivy, 9. (Box.) Hiedra. Gr<ntn^.ivjf, Hiedn
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J.
J. EbU letra tlone riompra en Ia leogua in-
gleea nn sonldo semejanto al de 1« y con-
sonante castellana, aanque mucho mas
fa«rte.
To Jabber, im. Cbarlar; fltrfbllar.
Jabberer, «. Farfhllador, parlancUln.
To Jable, va. Enlodar.
Jaoent a, Yacente.
Jadntb, «. Y. UyaeiiUh.
Jackal, a. Adiva 6 adive.
Jackalent, a. Eapecie de Utoro.
Jackanapes, 9, Plaaverdo ; tonto.
Jackdaw, a. (Orn.) Qn\ja
Jacket, 9. Obaqneta, Jaqueta.
Jacketed, a. Enchaqnetada
Jack-keteh, & Yerdugo.
Jack-pnddiog, a. Arleanin, bnfon, sracloso.
Jaoksorev, •.(N&a.)GhUooorDaqQi. [dor.
Jackamlth, a. El qne haoe los tornos de asa-
Jackstafl; a. (NAo.) Asta de bandera.
Jacobin, a. Dominfoo; antlmon&rqaleo
Jacobin. Jacobinical, a. Jacobinloo.
Jacobinism, & Jacobinismo.
JaoobVladder, «l (Bot) Polemonio.
Jacob Vstafl; a. Bordon de peregrino.
Jactancj, a. Jactancla.
To Jaonlate, «a. Lanzar, arrqjar.
Jacnlatlon, a. Lanzamiento. [torio.
Jacnlatonr, a. Dlsporado de pronto ; Jacula-
Jade, «L Bodn ; m^)ercilla; plcarona.
To Jade, va. Gansar; maltratar.— «n. Desa-
lentarse.
Ja^cry, «: Barla pesada.
Jadlab, Ow Yicloso; incontinente.
To Jag, DO. Dentar, formar dientes en a1-
gona eosa, [sierras, hoces, Sc^
Jag, 9, Los dientes de instmmentos como
Ja^7, a. Dentado, dentellada
JaDr&GirceL
Jailbird, A PresQ, prislonero
Jailer, a. Carcdero, alcaide.
Jailer^ fees, «. pi. CaroeUvJe.
Jakes, 9, Letrina.
Jalap, 9. Jalapa.
Jam, «. Conserva 6 mermelada de ftntas.
To Jam, va, AcnAar; apacburrar. (Am.)
Apiflar.
Jamaica pepper, 9, (Bot) PImienta.
Jamaica wood, «. Palo de Campeche; bra-
silete; caoba flna.
Jamb, a. Quicial, el madero qne asegora Iss
pnertas 7 TentanaSb
Jambenx, a. Armadars para resgnardar las
piemas.
Jane, 9, Moneda de Gtoova. rcofla.
To Jangle, xm, Beilir; cbarlar.— «a. Sonar
Jangle, 9. Charla: babladoria. [pntador.
Jangler, a. Un charlatan ; parlanchln, dls-
JangUng, 9, Bifia, pendencia ; charla.
Janitor, 9. Bedel en las nniversidadoa.
Janizary, a. Oenizaro.
Jannock, a. Pan de avena.
Jansenlsns, a. Jansenisno.
TaoHneea, a. Yireza, gentileza, garb«.
Janty, a, Ostentoso, dellcado, galan.
lannary, 9, Enaro^ el mos primero del aAo.
JEW
Japan, a. Charol; bamlz. Japan 90ui\
TIerraJap6nfoa.
To Japan, wi, Charolar, emb&mizar.
Japanner, a. Gbarolista. [Hacer discordar
To Jar, «fk Chocar ; discordar ; refitr. — va
Jar, 9. Jarro; choqne; sonido deeapacible.
To Jarble^jPO^ Enlodar.
Jardes, a. £8paravan, en los caballosL
Jargon, a. Jerfl:a, Jerigonza, gnirigay.
Jargonelle, «. Especie de pera.
Jarring: a. BiOa, contlcnda.
Jasbawk, a. (Om.) UalcoDctllo.
Jasmine, Jessamine, a. (Bot) Jazmin.
Jasper, a. Jaspo, piedra mas fina que •!
mArmoI.
Jaundice, a. Icterida. (Yulg.) Tlricla.
Jaundiced, a. IctSrica
Jaunt, a. Excursion ; caminata; llnnta, plna^
To Jaunt, fm, Corretear, ir y venir.
Janntlness, a. Y. JanUM99.
Jaunty, Y. JcMty,
To Javel, «a. Enlodar.
Javelin, 9, Jabalina; media lanza.
Jaw, 9, QnUada. The JatM of dtaXhy Laa
garras de la muerte. [mente.
To Jaw, «A Yituperaz; ii\)urlar, groeer»-
Jay, a. (OmO Gayo,
Jealous, a. Zeloso; envldioso; snspicaz.
Jealously, ad, Zelosamente. [lacion.
Jealousy, a. Zelos, sospecha; rezelo; emu>
Jealousness, a. Yigilancia; sospecha; zelos.
To Jeer, «9k Be&r, mofiur. — vo. Escarnecer
Jeer, 9, Befii, mofli, escamlo, burla.
Jeerer, a. Molkdor, escamecedor, burladoc
Jeering, a. Burla, escarnio.
Jeeringly, ad. Con escamlo.
Jehovah, a. Jehovl
Jelune, a, Falto; bambrlento; seco.
Jellied, a, Gelatinoso.
Jelly, 9, Jalea, gelatlna.
Jenneting, a. Especie de manzana temprana.
Jennet, si Gabulo chico de Espa&a.
To Jeopard, va Arrieegar.
Jeopardy, 9, Blesgo, pellgro.
Jerk, a. Bacudimlento; eilto 6 brlnca
To Jerk, tm. Sacudlr; vlbrar.
Jerker, a. Azotador, saoudidor.
Jerkin, a. Y. Jacket,
Jersey, a. Estambra lino.
Jerusalem artichoke, a. (Bot) Pataca.
Jess, a. Grilloe de tuuoon. [Chnlear.
To Jest, «n. Burlarse ; chanoearse. (Mez.)
Jest, a. Gbanza, burla, zumba. [cero.
Jester, a. Gracloso, mo&dor, burlon, ohan-
Jesting, 9, Mofhdura, chanza, bufoneri^
Jesting-stock, & Hazmercir.
Jestingly ad, De burlas.
Jesuit, 9, Jesuita.
tJesuited, a, AJesultado, JesuUica
Jesuitass, ^, Jesuits, la mtyer quo sigu^ lat
mdximaa do loa ieeultas.
Jesuitic, JesrJtical, a. Jesuitico.
Jesuitically, ad, Jesuitloamente.
Jesuitism, 9, Jeenitlsmo.
Jesuits* bark, a. Qnina, cascariUa.
Jesus, 9, Jesus, el H;|o de Dlos etema
Jet, a. Azabsche ; surtidor.
To Jet, «m. Echar ; oontonearsa; vaoflir
Jetty, a. Saledizo ; muello.
Jew, a. Judio.
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ftiweU & Joya. Jetoela^ Pedrerb; pr«Dda.
Jeweller, «. Jorero, diaauntlsta.
Jews'-htip, «. Trompa.
Jews'-maflow, «. (Bot) Corchoro.
Jib, a. Foqua Standitiff^ib Contrft-fSi>qaek
Jib-boom^ Botalon de foqae.
To Jilt, va. Liflonjear una mt\|er k nn horn-
bre traidomnento dindolo esperaLzas
falsas.
To Jingle, vfk Retlnir, sonar 6 resonar.
Jingle, «. Ketintin, resonida
Jippo, a. Jnbon ; una especie de ootiUa.
JoD, «. Obra ; remienda
To Job, twi. Dar ana mojada.— «tk Cambal*-
olur; chalanear.
Jobber, a. Aglodsta; ebi»eaeera.
Jobbernowl, «. Cabeza redonda, tonto.
Jooose, a. Jocoso ; alegre, feativo, ohanoero.
Jocosely, ad, Jocoaamente, en chanza, ale*
gremente.
Jocoseness, «. Jocosidad, alegria, chanza.
Joooserioiu, a. Jocoserio.
Joonlar, a. Jocoso, alegrei
JocQlaritj, «. Fcstividad, Jooosldad.
Jocularly, ad, Jocosamente. [bio.
Jocund, a, Alcgre, fcstlvo, pl4oido, agrada-
Jooundity, «. Y. JuoundUy,
Jocundly, ad, Alogrcmento.
JocundncM, a. Alesrria, placer, gu5to.
To Jog, oa. Kmpujar.— rn. Traqucarae.
Jog, «. Etnpellon ; traquco, zangoloteo.
J<^er, Jogging, «. Pelmazo ; sacudlmiento,
traqueo. [pa, £QiDi\)ar.
To Jc«gle, m. Mo verse, agitarae: vacflar.—
To Join, uo. Juntar, unfr. — w*. Unlrse.
Joinder, a. Junta, union, asoclacion.
Joiner, «. Ensamblador, oarplntero.
Joinery, «. Ensambladura, Juntura.
Joining, a. Coyuntura; blsagra; Juntura.
Joint, a. Coyuntura ; gozne; cuarto ; ensam*
bladnra; nudo; artlculacion.
To Joint, DO. Juntar ; agregar ; descuartlzar.
Jointed, a, Nudoso ; de movimiento.
Joints, a. Juntera de carpinteria.
Jointlr, ad, Jnntamonte. JoiiUlyand •eo-
eraUy^ Todos y cada uno de por sL
Jointure, a. Yiudedad.
To Jointure, va, Asignar bienea 6 rentas &
una mt^er en las capitulacionea matrl-
monialoa.
Jolat, 9, Yiga 6 rlgneta de boredilla 6 suelo.
To Joist, odw Hacer 6 poner vigas de suelo.
Jolce, 9, Cbanza. A ready jolU^ Un dlcbito
al caao. [cbanzaa.
To Joke, Wi, Oliancear, chancearsc, usar de
Joker, a. Burlon, ohancoro, dendor.
Joking, i. Chansa, burlo, cbiste.
Jokingly, ad, De burlas, en cbanza, chl$-
toaamente.
Jole. a. Oara; cabeza de pes.
To Joll, vo. Dar un cosoorron.
JoUily, ad. Alegremente.
jollineas, Jollity, «. Yi veza ; alegria, regoc^a
Tolly, a. Alegre; festive; gallardo.
'oUy-b«Mt, 8, (N&u.) Botequin, seronL
To Joltjfm. Iraquearse. — to, Traquear.
Jolt, a. Yaiven, traqueo, aalto.
Jolter, SL Lo que traquea 6 sacude.
JolUiead, a. Cabeza redonda, zotc, bolo.
Jonqailla, •, (Bot) Junquillo.
JUL
Jordan, a. OrinaL
To Jostle, va. Renapqiar, aoometer, qwwtac
Jot, a. Jota, Apioe, tllae, puntp.
To Jot, 1X1. Apuntar, tomar notaa.
JottlniL a. Apunte, nota.
Journal, 9, Diario; JomaL
Journalist, a. Dlarista.
To Joumallze, «a. (Com.) Paaar al jomal.
Journey, •, Jornada: trinsito ; vii^a
To Journey, to, Yii^ar; ir de vii^^
Journeyman, a. Jornalero. \}w,
Joomoyworlc, a. Jomal, trabiO^ del jomi
Jouat, «, Justa, regodjo p6blioo.
To Jouat, vn. Justar, combatir en ana JostA
JovlaL a Jovial, alegre, foetivow
Jovially, ad, Alegremente, con alegria
Jowl, 9, V. JoU,
Jowler, 9, Sabueao. perro aabneaa [gos^
Joy, a. Alesria, Jfibilo ; goio, goato ; ml
To Jot, «a. Kegoc^ar.
JoyfkiC 9, Alegre, gozoaa
Joyftiliy, ad. Alegremente.
Joyftilnesa, a. Alegria, sozo, J6bilo.
Joyleaa. a, Triste, sin alegria, inaulsa
Joylessly, ad, Tristemente, inaulsameota^
Joyleaaneas, a. Trlsteza, melanooUa.
Joyoua. a. Alecre, (bstivo, gozoso.
Joyously, ad. Alegremente, gosoaamenta.
Jovousnesa, 9, £1 estodo de ser gozoaa
Jubilant, a, £1 que se regoc^a cantando
himnos de alearia.
Jubilation, a. J6bUo, regocUo, alegria.
Jubilee, a. Jubileo, ana aolemnidad da la
Igleala cat61ica.
Jucnndity, a. Alegria, placer, dulzora.
Judalcal, 9, Judio, Judaioo.
Judaleally, ad. A.' manera de Judio.
Jadaism, a. Judaisma
To Jndalzc, «n. Jndaizar.
Juddock, 9, (Om.) £apecie de agachadfata.
Judge, a. Juez. [nir, diatingatc.
To Judge, tn. Jozgar; eentendar; dlscer-
Jadgment, a. Juicio ; decision ; aentir, opt*
nion. JttdgmetU-^at, Tribunal
Judger, a. Juez. [magiatratorm.
Judgeehip, a. Oflcio 6 dignidad dv )aes;
Judicative, a. Judicatl vo. ( tra Jnnicla.
Judicatory, a. Joatlcia.— <i. Lo aa^adiiuclr
Judlcatora, a. Jndicatnra; ouunatiatuim.
Judicial, a. Judicial ; penal
Judicially, ad. Judicialmente.
Judiciary, a, Judiciario; Judicial, f<tj«cto
Judicious, a. Juicioso, prudenle, Urcoo-
Judiciously, oiZ. Jnioioaamente, iuiclosidad.
JudicionsneiBS, a. Calldad de ser Jdiciosow
Jug, & Jarro, botlja, porron. [trampaa.
To Juggle, m. Haoor Jnegos de mano^;
Juggle, 9, Impostura, trubaneria.
Juggler, 9, Juglar, truban ; impostor.
Juggling: a. Engalio, impostura, trampa.
Jugglingly, ad, EogaAosamonte.
Jugular, 9. (let) Yugular.— a. Yugulac
To Jugulate, va, D(«ollar.
Juffulwon, SL Degollaclon, degUello.
Juice. SL Zumo.; Jngo; auca [cnoos
JuieeIes^ a, 8eoo, sin zumo, ain Jogo, ale
•'oioiness, a. Jugosidad.
Juiov, a. Jngoso ; sucnlento.
Jqiuix * ' ■*
Ju'ep,
qiube, SL Azntkifk
u'ep, a. Jnlepe, bebida dulesb
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To Jamble, va. Mezclar confUsftmente.
Jumble, «. Mezcld, revoItiUo, enredo.
Jumbler, «. Mozclador, embrollon.
To Jump, vn. Salter, brincar.
Jump, «. Sal to, brinca
Jumper, «. Saltador, brineador.
Jancate, ». Qaesadilla, daloe.
Joncons, a. Jnncoso.
Jnnction, «. Junta, union, agregadon.
Juncture, «. Jnntura ; ooyuntura.
Jane, s. Jnnio, el sexto mes del afio.
Junior, a. Mas mo/.o, mas J6ven ; el menor.
Juniority, «. EI cstado de ser mas J6ven
que otro. Ip^t ^7^ ^^ enebro.
Juniper, * (Bot) Enebro. Juniper-ber-
Junk, 9. (N&n.) Junco ; trozada.
Junkrt, f. Dulce, seca [secrete.
To Junket, vn. Tener 6 dar nn convite »
Junta, Junto, & Junta; asamblea; c&ba!*.
Juppon, 9, De oasaea oorta, jubon.
Juratory, a. Jnratorio : Jnramento.
Juridical, a. Juridlco, judicial.
Juridically, ad. Juridlcamente.
Jurisconsult, 8. Jnrlsconsulto, abogado.
Jurisdiction, «. Jurisdicdon.
Jurisdictional, a. JurisdioclonaL
Jurisdlctlve, a. Lo que tlene Jurlsdlodon.
Jurisprudence, «. Jurisprudencla.
Jurisprudent, a. Jorispierito, Jurisprudonte,
abogada
Jurist, $. Jurista; lesista; Jurtsperlto.
Juror, «. Jurado ; de la Junta de Juradoa.
Jury, 9. Jurado ; reunion de personaa para
decidir de un dellto.
Juryman, «. V. Juror.
Jurymast, 9. (N4n.) Bandola. Tb 9etupa
Jur]/ma9t, Armar una bandola. [tuoso.
Just, a. Justo; equitativo; integro; vlr-
Justice, 9, Justicia ; equidad ; razon ; dere-
cho. [cia, Jusilolazgo.
Justiceship, 9. El puesto, empleo de Justl-
Jnsdoiable, a. Lo aue debe ezaminarse en
los trlbcnales dejusticia.
Justiciarr, 9. Juez.
Ju^tlflable, a. Justlflcable, conforme & razon.
JpMifiablenes^ «. EecUtud ; la posibilidad
da ser Justiflcado.
Justifiable, acU Justiflcadamente. [fensa.
JuBtifloatlon, «. Justiflcacion ; desoargo, de-
Jnstifleative, a. JusUflcatlva
Justificator, a. Defensor; Jnstlflcador.
Jnstiflcatory, a. JustifleaUvo, defenalvo.
Justlfler, 9. Justifleador; Jnstiflcante.
To Justify, «a. Justlflcar; defender; ab-
Bolver. [Rempt^Jar.
To Justle, vik Chocar; enoontrarse.— «a.
Justle, 9. Empt^on, encnentro llgero.
Justler, 9. Emp^jador.
Justling, f. £1 aoto de chocar; empi^on.
Justly, ad. Justamente, reotamonte ; cabal
Justness, «. Justida, precision ; exactitud.
To Jut, vfiw Gombane ; chocar. To Jut
ovl, Sobresalir.
To Jutty, tw. Y.TbJuty JeUy.
Jutty, «. Saledizo; muelle, dique.
Jnt-wtndow, a. Yentana saliente.
Jurenile, a. JuTenlL
Jnvenilonesa, 9. Juventud.
JuTenllUv, «. Mocedadfjuyentnd; ligereza.
Juxtaposition, «. Yoxtaposidon.
EER
K.
E, totes de a, so pronnncia en Ingles coroo
la e en castellano ; v. g., kali (call). A'n-
tes do tf 6 i, se pronuncia como grM 6
qui ; V. g., en ke^l (qullX key (qui), kOn
(iquis). A'ntea do n no so pronuncia;
V. g., knighi (nait). [bcrza
Kail 6 Kale, 9. (Bot.) Breton, espoclo d»
Kali, 9. Barrilla, yerba.
Kalmia, «. (Bot) Cahnia.
Kaloyer, «. Monje de la Iglesla grlega.
Kangaroo, «. Cangar^i de Australasia
Kaolin, & La tierra con que bacen la poro»>
lana de la China.
Tc ►.
Ki
Ki
Tc un cable.
K<
Ki , pequefia.
K( [dequllla.
K4 keel, ZapaU
Tc
K< quilla.
Tc [)or la qutlla
Ki sriuza.
K< Tarengaa.
K<
K< mordaz.
K<
K( llos; perspi
cacia; Tireza; rigor.
To Keep, va. Tener, mantener ; presenrar
cuidar; detener; observar.— i^n. Manto-
nerse; guardane. To keep in atoe^ Ua*
cerse tomer. [don.
Keep, 9. Torre; guarda; st^jedon; protoo-
Keeprr, a. Defensor; guardian; carcelero;
guarda.
Keepersbip, 9. Alcaldia.
Keeping, & Ckrgo, custodia ; guarda.
Keepsake, «. Dadlva, regalo 6 presente.
Keeve, 9. Cuba, yas^a en que fermenta la
cerveza.
Keever, 9. EnfHadera de cerveza. Y. Back^
Kmt. 9, Cunete, barrllito.
Kell, 9. (Anat) Omento 6 redano. Y. CauL
Kelp, «. una espede de alga marina.
Kelpy, «. Un duende, fiintasma.
Kelson, «. (N&u.) Sobrequilla. Y. Keel9(r.i.
Kdter, 9. (>'rden, condlclon, estado.
To Ken, to. DIvIsar, reconooer de l^os; ver
de Idos; saber, conocer, alcanzar, com*
prender.--t;»K Mirar al rededor.
Ken, «. Yista, la distanda hasta dondo m
puede alcanzar & ver alguna cosa.
Kendal-green, «. Especie de pado verde.
Kennel, a. Perrera; jauria; zorrera.
To Kennel, wu Encamarse, echarso 6 estai
en la cama. — va, Tener en perrera.
Kenning, 8, (N4a) Yista.
Kentledee, 9. (N&u.) Lingotes de hierro.
Kerchief «. Cofia, pafluelo.
Kerchiefed, a. Adomadou reatldo.
Kerf, 9. La abertura que hace la sierra en la
madera [Ja
Kormee, 9, Qulrmes. Kerme9 oak^ Coao»
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Kernel, «. Almendnt; peptt^ meolla
To Kernel, «n. Madarar 1m MmendraB, pe*
pitas 6 caeecoe de las frntas.
Kemelly, a. Almendrado. fnlna.
K<Hmelwort #. (Bot) Escroftilaria, mda ca-
Kersey, 9. una espede de tela baste de lana.
Kersevmero 6 Cassimere, $. Gosimtro 6 ca-
simfra.
Kestrel, ». (Om.) Cemlcala
Ketch, f. (N4fL) Qualche 6 qneclie, especie
de embarcadon de doe palos.
Ketchnp, ». V. Caiohvp,
Kettle, a. Caldera ; calderon.
Kettledram, «. Timbal, aUbaL
Kettlepins, «. Jacsro de boloe. [ras.
KeTel-beads, «. (N&n.) Escalamotes, pc«ta-
Kevels, «. pL (N4a.) Manigaetaa.
Kex, ». (Bot) Bio 6 slon ; cicuta.
Key, a. Llave; dcstomlllador; tecla.
Keyage, «. V. Wharfage.
Keyhole, 9, Abugero de la oerradnra.
Keystone, f. Clave 6 llare de an area
Khan, Kbane, «. Posada, meson en Tarqoia.
Kibe, a. Babafion.
Ktbed, Kiby, a. £1 que padeoe sabafione^
To Kick, «(!. Aoocear, cocear.— «7i. Patear,
darpatadas.
Kick, «. Pnntaptd, patada; ooi.
Kicker, 9. Acoceadur. [teadnra.
Kicking, 9, Coceadora; pateamiento; pa-
Kickshaw, 9. Patarata; rldicolez; almo-
drote, goisado.
Kid, & Cabrito. Kid-tkin, CabrltlHa.
To Kid, vn, Parlr cabritoa.— «tf. Descubrir,
moetrar.
Kidded, a. Nacldo, bablando de cabritos.
Kidder, a. Uonopolista de granoa.
Kiddle, 9, Presa 6 ropreea en nn rio.
Kiddow, a. (Orn.) Eepede de coUmbo.
Kidline: a. OabrltUlo. [honibres.
To Kidnap, «a. Uartar A robu- nifios;
Kidnapper, a. Ladron de nifloa ik bombrea.
Kidney, 9, Bifion: gdnero, snerte.
Kidney-bean. a. Jadfa, babicbnela, ft^Jol
Kidney-Tetcb« a. (Bot) Volnerarl*.
Kldneywort, a. (Bot) Omblfga
Kilderkin, 9, Medio barril de diez y ocho
galones.
To Kill, CO. Matar.— t>r. Matarse.
Killer, 9, Matador.
Klllow, 9. Tierra galllnera 6 negnizca.
Kiln, 9, Homo. Brick-kiln, LadrillaL
JAme-kUn^ Galera. [sa en homa
To Kiln-dry, va, Secar 6 qnemar algana co-
Klmbo, a. Kncorrado, toroido, arqueada
Kin, a. Parentesco ; einso.— a. Congenial.
Kind, a. Benovolo, benigno, bondaaoso, afia-
ble, cariAoeo. — a. OSnero, eepede, dase.
To Kindle, vo. Encender; inflamar, ennr-
decer; parir, so dice solo de la liebre y
algunos otroa anlmales. — tn, Arder, qae-
marse algana cosa.
Kindl«r,SLlncendiaTlo; Indtador, agltador.
Kindliness, a. Favor, benevolenda: indole.
Kindly, ad, Benignamente.— a. Homog6-
neo; blando; trateble. [flneza.
Kindneaa, «. Benevolenda; afeeto; fkvor;
Kindred, 9, Parentesco; casta.— ^ Empa-
rentado.
Kine, 9.pLf[a Cote. Vacaa.
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King, 9. "Rey. Cod mm OU kSng^ DIoi
gnarde al rey. [real
To King, wh £leT«r 4 algnno 4 la dignidad
Kingcraft, a. Arte de gobemar, de rdoar t
mandar eomo rey.
Kingdom, 9, Reino ; region.
Kingfisher, a. Aldon ; martin peacador.
KingllkCi Kingly, a, Beal; aognato, m^e*
tnoeo.
Kingly, ad. Ma)estaosamente.
King's^vil, «. I^niparon, escr^ftila.
Kingship, a. MiJesUd, el trono 6 oetro
monarqa&a.
Kinsspear, a. (Bot) Oamon.
Kinkhaost 9. Tos violenta. [medidBa
Kino, 9, Qnino; nn extracto nsado en la
Kinsfolk, 9. Pareotela, parientes.
Kinsman, a. Pariente.
Kinswoman, sf, Parienfca.
KlnUl, a. y. QuifUaL [csr.
Kipe, a. Nasa, bntron de mimbree parm pee*
Kirk, 9, Idesia: Asaae en Escoda.
Kirtle, a. Manto, capa; ehapa large.
KirUed, a, Yeetldo con manto, capa h cha
paUrga.
To Kiss. to. Beear; acariotar.
KIs^ a. Beeo, dsculo.
Kiner, a. Beaacador, beaador.
Klsstng-comflt, a. (}onflte perfbmado.
Kist, «. Y. CkM^
Kit, a. Botellon; violin peqneflo; colodra.
Kitcat, a. Junta de personas qne bablan de
Solltica. Betrato de poco m6noa de me-
io cuerpa [terla de codna.
Kitchen, 9, Codna. KUehm utentiU, Ba-
Kitchen-garden, a. Ilnerta.
Kitchen-maid, «/ (>>cinera.
Kitchen-stuff, & Qrasa, la manteca de eanieL
Kltchen-wench, a/! Fregona, fregatrix.
Kitchen-work, a. Trabtyo de codnsL.
Kite, a. Milano ; gavtlan ; p4)aro, volaattn.
Kitten, Kltilng, «. Gatito, gaOlla
To Kitten, vn. Parlr las gataa. reaviotiL
KitUwake, 9, (Om.) Eenede de gavion 4
To Kltck, vn. Hacer nildo con on aoolda
agndo; robar.
Klick, a. Gitola de mollno.
Kllcker. a. Pr^nero de almonedasi
To Knab, wk Horder, aslr con los dlenica.
Knack, a. Chnoherta; mafia; destrera.
To Knack, vn, Crqjir, estallar, rechtnar.
Knacker, a. Fabrlcanto de ohoeberias; cor-
delero, soguero.
Knag, 9. Giavya. pemo; mogotea de derva
Kna^^, a. Nuaoso ; 4^ra.
Knap, a. Bnlto que sobreaale en algana
parte dd cuerpo; cerro, montecillo, ciun-
Dre.
Knapsack, «. Mocblla. [ra de re
Knapweed, a. (Bot) Rseoba, mau 4 z
Knarled, Knar^, a. Nndoso.
Knave, a. Bribon, plcaro, bellaco; <
lee. (Ant) Machacbo. ' [t%.
Knavery, a. Picardla, bcllaquerla; traTCK*
Knavish, a, Malldoeo. ptearo ; travieso.
Knavishly, ad, Fraudulentaxaenle, pioara
mento.
E^navishneas, a. El estado 6 la caHdad qua
constltuye 4 uno plcaro, ratero 6 travMso
To Knaw, Y. 7b Qnaw,
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To S[nead, va. AmasoTf hacer Ia maso.
Kneader, «. Puiadero, atnasador.
Koeadinff-troQgh, f. Amasadera.
K]iee,«.BodilIa. (N4u.)Carva.
To Knee, fo. Snplicar algo de rodillas.
Knee^K^rooklng, a, Obseqaloeo.
Kneed, a, Lo qae tiene rodillas 6 Jontoraa ;
Dudoeo.
Enoe-deep, a. Metldo hasta las rodillas.
Knee-holm, ». (Bot) Brusco.
Knee-Jointed, a. fincorvado como la rodilla.
To Kneel, vn, ArrodUlu^ ponene de bi-
nojos.
Eneeler, «. £1 que so arrodilla.
Eneepan, «. (Anat) Kotala 6 cboqtieznela.
Kneo-timber, «. Curva.
Knee-tribnte, «. Oenuflexlon.
Knell, $. Doble ; clamoreo de las caoipanas.
Knew, pret. de To Know.
Knick-knack, s. (Fam.) Bi\|eria, Juffucte.
Knife, 9, CuoblUo. Pruninff-knifi, Poda-
dera.
Knigbt, «. Caballero ; campeon. [Ilero.
To Knight, va, Grear 6 armar & nno caba-
Knigbt-errantry, ». Caballeria andante.
Knigbtbead,& (N&a.) Tragante exterior del
banpres. [cabaltero.
Knighthood, «. Caballeria, la disuidad de
Knightllneea^ l>eber«s de caballero.
Knightly, a. Proplo de caballero. — ad. Ga-
balleroaamente.
To Knit, «a. 7 n. Enlaxar ; entretejer ; tra-
bajar 4 punto de agi\)a; bacer malla;
atar, jnntar.
Knit, e, Tejido 6 tela hecba A mano. XhU
atocMngt, Medlas de panto.
Knittable, a. Capaz de ser tejido.
Knitter, a. Oiloetero, medlero.
Knitting 8. Union, Jnnta. [de pnnto.
Knitting-needle, ». Agt^ja de baoer inedias
Knittle, a. (N^u.) Sardineta; cordon de
bolsilla
Knob,«. Promlnencia: nndo en la madera;
borllu one eetA nnida k alguna coaa ; pe-
rllla, boton ; manecilla. fciaa.
Knobbed, a. Lo one tiene baltoe 6 emlnen-
Knobbiness, a. Catidad de lo que tiene bultoe.
Knobby, a. tieno de bnltoe ; obstinado, terca
To Knock, vo. y ft. Chooar; llamar 4 ana
puerta; golpear; pegar; MKuroar.
Knock, a. Goipe; uanoada. V. Bap. [ta.
KnoGker,& Oolpeador; aldabon de onapoer-
Knocklng, & Aldabazo, aldabonazo.
To KnolL «a. Tooar laa oampanaa 4 mnerto.
(Amor.li Doblar las campanas
Knoll, 8. Cumbre 6 dma de una eoHna; el
doble de las campanas.
Knot, 8, Nado ; lazo ; vincnlo.
To Knot, va, Anndar. euredar; intrlncar.
Knotgrass, & Gentinodia, sangoinaria.
Knotlees, a. Bin nndos.
Blnotted, a, Lleno de nndoa; nndoso.
Knottlncas, a. AbondaocU ae nudoa; deel-
gaaldad.
Knotty, a. Nadoso; ispero; Intriocada
To Koow, 9a. Couocer; distingoir; reco-
nocer.
Knowable, a. Gonodble^
Knower, 8. Sabio; conocedor.
Knowing, a, Instratdo, InteUgenie, h4bil| en-
LAO
tendido; ^estra— «. Gonoclmlento, Int*
ligenda. _ _ j^adr^e, 4 prop68ita
Knowingly, ad. A' sabiendas, de intento,
Knowledge, a. Gonoclmiento, cleocia, raber,
notlcia; intellgencla, destreza^ habilidad.
2/dt to my IcnotoUdge, No qne yo sepa.
Slnnckle, 8. Nadlllc^ i^tcjo ; Jarrcte de ter>
nero. [laclonoflL
Knuckled, a. Nndoso; lo qne Hone articn-
Knnricd, a Nadoso.
Koran, «. Alcoran.
L.
La pronnndaclun do la 2 es la mlsraa qne en
castellano. excepto cnondo est4 scgnida
de / ifc; 6 m, pues entdnces no se pro-
nuncia: v, g:, ha(/ (Jaf).
La, iniery. He aqui, vod aqai, mirad, pao^
ya; 8i,ya8eve; vamosl
Labdanam, 8, L4dano, reslna del cisto.
Label, 8. Esqnela, nota: marbete; r6tnlo.
To Label, co. Botnlar o seftaUur algnna coeai
Labcnt, a. Reebaladlzo.
Labial, a. Labial .
Labiate, a. (Bot) Labiodo.
Labiated, a. Dividldo 4 modo de labios.
Labiodental, a. Labiodental
Labor, «. Trabaio, labor ; obra.
To Labor, wu TrabuJar, afluiarse, esforzarse ;
tenor algan mal ; eatar snfHendo agravloa.
1 pj arias.— tfo. Trabi^ar ; arar la tierra.
Laboratory, «. Laboratorlo.
Laborer, 8, Labrador ; trabiOf^r; Jomalero.
Laboring, a. Trabi^o, esAierzo.
Laborioas, a. Laborioso, penoeo; dlfidl
Laborloasly, ad. Laboriosamente. [cia.
Laborioasne8& 8. Laborioeidad, aflm, dllicen-
Laborless, a. Lo qne no Impone 6 pronlbe
trabf^o.
Labra, a. V. Zip.
Labradorfte, 8. (MIn.) Piedra de labradora.
Labumom, a. (Bot) Godeso 6 4bano de los
A'lpee.
Labyrinth, 8. Laberinto. [rafiada
Labjrrinthlan, a. Intricado, oonfaso, enma-
Lac,«: Laca.
Lace, 8. Gordon; eneaje, pa^amano; blonda.
To Lace, va. Abrochar, cerrar; galonear;
aiotar.
Laoeman, 8. Pasamancro.
Lacerable, a. Lo que se pnede lacerar.
To Lacerate, ra. Lacerar, rasgar, despedazar.
Laceration, a. Laoeradon, descarron, rasgon.
LaceratiTe, a. Lo que laocra o rasga.
Lacewomfloi, a. Pasamanera, la qne trata en*
cajea,eto.
Lachrymal, a. Lacrimal
Lachrymanr, a. Lo que contiene Wgrimaa.
Lachrymatlon, a. Kftision, dorramamirito
delagrimas.
Lachryinatory, a. Lacrimatorla^
Ladnute, a. oerrado, dentada
Ladniated, €L Adomado eon fra^Jas y randaa
To Lackf «a. y n. Garecer; Decedtar; lUt»
algo.
Lack, 8. Falta, menester, carenda.
Lack-a-day, inieii, Mal dla ! dia ad^(0 !
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LAM
LackbraiiL «. Uu tonto.
Lacker, «. lAca: el que haoc flilta.
To Lackerf vo. Barnlzar.
Lackey, «. Lacayo.
Lacklustms a. Desluatrado. [80.
LaooDic, Laconloa), a, Lac6nieo, compenaiO'
Laconically, ad. Lac^nicamente, en breve.
Laconlsm, «. LeoonUmo.
Lactary, a. Ldcteo, lactario. — «. Lecheria.
Lactate, a. Lactato, eal formada de ^do Uc-
tioo con alguna base.
Lactation, «. Lactancia.
Lacteal, a. LActeo ; quilifcro.
Lacteoua, a, L&cteo.
Ijacteeoenoe, 8, Semejanza con la leche.
Lactescent, a. Licteo, lactario.
Lactic, a. L4cteo, hecho de leche.
Lactiferous, a. Lactifero. [lagunas.
Lacunose, a. Lo que tiene boyoa, huecos, 6
Lad, «. Mozo, mozuelo, mocalbete.
Ladder, t, Escala 6 esoUera portatlL
Ladlnz, «. Carga, flete, cargazon. ^ill qf
/a<2M^, Conodmiento, pollza.
Ladle, «. Cucharon ; Alabe&
Ladlehil, «. Cucbarada.
Lady, ^ Sefiora, sefiorlta, dama.
lady-bird, Lady-cow, Lady-fly, & (Enta)
Taquilla de Dies, oochinilia.
Lady-day, «. £1 dia de la Anunciaoion.
Ladylike, o% Afeminado ; tierno, elegante,
seftorll; afectado. fieon.
LadyVmantle, «. (Bot) Alqulmila, pi6 de
LadyVsmock, «. (Bot) Cardamlno.
To Lag, on. Bemolonear; moverse lenta-
mente.
Laggard, a. Tardio, perezoso, bo!gazan.
LafFger, «. Haragan, oolgazan.
Lafc, %,j a. Lego, eeglar.
Laical, a. Laical, lego, secular, seglar.
Laid, prtfl pari, de To Lay.
Laidly, ad. Feaznente.
Lain, pp. de To Lie,
Lair, «. Cubil ; pastura.
Laity, 8. £1 est^do seglar, los legos.
Lake, n. Lago, lignna.
To Lake, vn. (Prov.) Jugar.
Laky, a. Lagnnoso.
Lamb, «. Cordera
To Lamb, fm. Parir corderos. [esquileo.
Lamb-ale, «. Fiesta que se bace al tiempo del
Lambatire, a. Lo que se lame.
Lambent, a. Lambent fla^ne^ Fuego fatno.
Lamblike, cu Manso, inocentc, somejante &
on cordero.
Lambkin, «. Corderlto.
LmnbVwool, «. Lana de cordero.
Lome, a. Llslado; estropeado; cojo.
To Lame, «a. Ll^, estropear.
TAmellar, a. Compnesto de lAminas.
Lamellated. a. Laminado: hojaldrada
Tjimeiy, ad. Con oojera; Iraperfeotamente.
Lameness, a. Cojera; defeoto, imperfeodon.
To Lament, ^a. y n. Lamentar ; lamentarse ;
afligir y afllglrsa
Lament, «. Lamento, lloro. [timoso.
rAmentablo, a. Lamentable, deplorable, las-
Lamentably, ctd^ Lamentablemente. [do.
Lamentation, 9. Lamentadon, diielo, geml-
Lamenter, a. Lamentador.
Lamenting, «. Lamentadon.
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Lamia, «. Lamia, espedo de dem<nilo.
Lamina, «. 1An\\naL—pl. Laminm.
LaminiUed, a. Laminado.
fTo Lamm, «a. Apalear sereramente.
Lammas, a. £1 dia primero de A^osto.
Lamp, ». L&mpara, y 4 veces tuSL
Lamnasa, a. Un bufto de came en la boa
de los caballos. [pez, negro de huma
Lampblack, a. Ilollln de redna; bumo da
Lampoon, «. 8&Ura, libelo ; pasquin. [jar.
To Lampoon, «a. Salirizar, zaberir y mote-
Lampooner, «. Satirizante, escritor de s&tira&
Lamprey, «. ^Ict) Lamprea.
Lampron, a. (let) £specie de lampreft j 4jb
angutla larga.
Lance, a. Lanza.
To Lance, «a. Tajar con lanceta.
Lanceolate, a. Formado como 6 lanceta.
Lancer, $. Lancero.
Lancet, «. Lanceta; b6roda gStlca.
To Lanch, va. Lanzar. Y. To Launch.
To Lancinate, 4^7^ Lacerar, despedazar.
Landnation, a. Laceradon.
Land, a. Tcrreno; mds; territorlo; tierza.
To Land, va.Yf^ Desembaroar.
Landau, a. Land6. e^>ecle de coche^
Land-breeze. «. Vlento de tierra.
Landed, a. ITacendado; desembarcado.
LandfiUl, «. Uerenda. (NAo.) Becalada.
Land-forces, 9.pL Tropas de nerra.
Landgrave, a. Langrave.
Landgravlate, A Langravlado. Um,
Landnolder, a. Hacendado, el que tiena oer-
Landing, a. Desembarco ; desembarodoo.
Landiobber, «. Corredor de bienes raioesi
Landlady, v. Ama, casera; bu^q^eda, ptttro*
na.
Landless, a. Sin bienes; pobrei
landlockecl, a, Besguaroado de los Tleatos
por la tierra.
Landloper, •. Venturero, vagamunda
Landlord, «. DueAo de tlerras 6 casaa; hada-
ped; patron.
LMidlubber, «. Y. Landloper.
Landman, a. £1 que vive en tierra ea oos-
traposidon al marinero.
Landmark, 9. Mojon. para dlvidir los Undea
y oaminoa. JAindmarks^ (N&u.) Marcaa.
LimdBciq)e, a. PaisiO^ V^^'i boscage.
Landstrait, a. Lengua de tierra.
Land-surveyor, & Agrimensor.
Land-tax, a. Tribute sobre tierras y terreooa
Land-waltOT, & Ouarda de poerto.
Landward, ad. Hicla la tierra.
Land-wind, & Yiento de tierra; terraL
Land-worker, a. Labrador.
Lane, a. Call^nela, calle angosta.
Langrage 6 Langrel, & (Art) Metralla.
Langteraloo, a. Un Juego de nalpes.
Language, a. Lengua, lengni^
Languaged, a. Conodendo mncbas kngnaa
Language-master, a. Maestro de lenguaa.
Languet ^ I/ongUetiu
Languid, a. Ldnguido, dSbll; melanedUca
Languidly, ad. L&ngnidamente.
Languidnefsa, a. Languidez, caimlento.
To Languish, wk yn. Descaeoer ; entrisfia
oerae ; aflojar; mirar eon tamuni; eomn
roirse.
Langniidi, a. Langnides, doMaedmimta
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* fc— Ob Lftngnido;
LiDgoisher.&El
eiuunorado.
tangoiBhlngly, ad. LdnnitcUunenU.
Langalsbment, «. Languldra; laqaeza; oon-
samimlento, anffastuu [to.
Luffuor, «. DesB&UeoimieQto; deecaedmien*
Laniard, a. (Ndo.) AcoUador. Y. Lanyard,
Laabuy, •. Carntceria.
To Laniate, do. Lac«rar« deapodazar.
Lanigorona, Lanuglnoofli a. Lanudo; lanii«
glnoaa
lank, a. FIojo, llaoo; deeTalledda
To Laok, vn. Adelgazar, aflo|}ar.
Lanklj, ad, Flojamente.
LankncM, b, Flaqoeza, flojedad.
Laokj, a, (Faxn.) Alto y dalgado.
Luiner, «. Alootan. LcMnureL AlootanUIo.
Lanaqaonet A. Soldado d« 4 pid; sacaneto.
Lantern, «. linterna, Ihrol ; lanaL
Lantern-Jawa, «: Qnijadaa de Unterna
Lanyard, $, ^do.) AooUador; mojeles; re-
benqoes.
Lap, B, Faldaa, regazo.
To Lap, va. ArroIIar : lamer. — tm. Lanier.
Lapdog^ a. Perrlllo ftldera
Lapel, «. Bolapa de la caaaoa. [6 enfUdo.
Lq>ftil, a. Lo qoe paede caber en el regazo
Lapidary, ALai* "
to sobre piedra.
To Lapidate, «a. Al
tLaptdatlon, a. Lapidadon, apedreamlento.
Lapldeoofli a, Lapideo, lapidoao.
Lapidesoenoe, a. Oonereclon de piedra.
Lapidesoent, a. Petrlflcante.
Lapidiflo, a, Lapidiflco.
Lapldification, 9. Lapidlflcacion.
Lapidlst, a. Laptdario.
Lapis laznli, & Lapisl^zali.
Lapper, a. £1 one lame algana coaa.
Lappet, a. Caldaa de toca 6 eacafleta.
Lapae, & Calda; deslis, yenro.
To Lapae, vn. Escnnir; dealizane; caer en
algim defecto.
Lapsed, a, Caido; deallzado; omitlda
Lapeided, a, Ladeado.
Lapwins, a. (Om.) ArefHa, frailedllo.
LapTTork, a. Obra entrelazada 6 entretejida.
Lar. a. Lar; ae naasiampre en plural, Lares,
Larboard, &^ia.) Babor.
Larceny, ». (For.) Baterta; robo.
Larch, a (Bot) Aleree, Urioe.
Lard, a. Maateca de pueroo. [mexdar.
To Lard, va. Meobar ; engordar ; entraTerar,
Larder, s, Deepenaa.
Larderer, a Deapenaero. [ftiaa
Large, a, Grande; ancho^ Tasto; otfgo; di-
Large-h^tednesB, a. Llberalidad, laigoeza,
generoaidad.
Liu^ly, cui. Largamento, latameote.
Ltfgeneaa, a Orandor; anchnra; llberali-
dad; grandeza.
Largeaa, a D&diya, regalo presente.
Larso, ad. (Mfia.) Lai^ lonta
I^ffk, a (Om.) Alondn. calandrla.
Lcrkor, a Oazador do alondraa.
LarMlke. a. Semcjante & la alondra.
Larksheel, a (Hot) Y. KoMturUon,
Larkspur, a (Bot) Espuela
Uimnn, a Alarnia; reloj con deapertador.
LAT
Larva, a (Ent) Larva ft omga.
Larvated, a. Larval, enmascarado.
LaryngotoDiy, a (Cir.) Laringotomiik
Larynx, a Laringo.
Lascar, a Liscar, soldado 6 marlnero
Laadvlona, a. Lascivo, afeminado.
Lasdviously, ad, Lasdvamente.
Lasdvlouaneaa, a Lasdvta, incontlnenda
Lash, a Latigazo; la pnnta dd liitigo; pi
huela; invectiva; dlcfao, picante.
ToLa8h,fM].Darlatigazoe;zaherir. (Nin.)
Amarrar, trincar.— vn. LaUgnear.
Lasner, a Azotador.
Lasa, ^ Doncella; moza; mucbficha.
Lasdtnd^ a Laaitnd, eansaodo, &tiga.
Last, <!. Ultimo.— a Honna (N&u.)Lastre.
To Last, vn, Durar, aubalstir, permanecer.
Lastace, a Derechoa da fleta 6 cmbaroo;
lastre.
Lasting, a, Duradero, dnrable.—a 8empl-
temaa [pre.
Lastingly, ad, Perpetuamentc, para aiem-
Laatingneaaja Dnradon, contlnuadon.
Laatly; ad. tJ'lUmauente, per iiltimo.
Laatmaker, a Hormero.
Latch, a Aidaha de puerta.
To Latcn, va, Oerrar con aldaba
Latcbet, a Acqjeta de zi^>ata
Late, a, Tardio; remoto; lento; 61Umo;
dlftinto: tarde.
Lateen, a. LaUna 2;afe«n-aa<2;yehilatlna
Lately, ad^ Poco ha, no ha mucho, reclen-
temente.
Latency, a Ocultadon, oaeurldad, conAision.
Lateness, a Tlompo avanzado, modema
Latentj a. Esoondido, oculto, aecreto.
Lateral, a. Lateral, ladeada
Laterally, ad. Latoralmente. pia de cama.
Lath, aXata, liston. LatK €tf a hed^yvti-
To Lath, «a. Poner lataa en his techumbrea
Latho, a MiUjuina para tomear. Y. Barn.
To Lather, an. Espumar.—vo. Bafkar oon
Jabon y agua.
Lather, a Jabonaduraa.
Lathy, ck Detgado como lata.
Latin, a. Latino.— a La lengna latina.
Latinism, a. Latinismo.
Latlnist, a Latino.
Latinity, a Latlnidad.
To Latinize, 9a. yn, Latinizar.
Lailsh, ck AJgu tardea
Latlroatroua, a, Lo que tiono el plco ancho.
Latitancy, a EscoMimlento, ociUtacion.
Latitant, a. Eaconmdo, oculto.
LaUtat, a (For.) Auto Jnridioo; latitat
Latitude, a Latitnd; eztenalon; aoepdoa
Uimitada: }axltnd.
Latltudinarian, a. Libre, dn freno 6 regie
—a £1 que es libre en aua opinionea lili*
giosas. \
Latrant, a. Ladrante.
Latria, a Latria; cnlto debido 4 solo Dioa
Latten, a Laton, planehas, en maaa, &raaa
Latter, a. Ultimo; oste, 6 eato; aqu^l 4
aqudla.
Latterly, ad. U'ltlmamente, poco ha
Lattermath, a (Agric) La yerba cuando af
gnadafia segnnda vez.
Lattico, a Yentana con ennijado ; persiana
To Lattice, va, Enrejar, bacer un enrciad?
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Ltod, «. AfariMnca, «1ogfoi ZoimU, JJn6m.
To Land, va, Alabar, celebrar.
Laodibla, & Laadlbl^ loabl«k [ana Mea.
Laadablenesa, a La proptodad, laudabla de
Laudably, ad. Con eiogto.
Landannm, a. LAudano, ana madiclna.
Laadativa, «. Paoeffirioo.
Landatoiy, a. Laodatorio.— A Panogiiloa
Laader, a. Loador. [oarneee..
To Laogb, vn, K«ir.— «a. Mofltf, barlar, ee«
Langfa. «, BlM, rtaada. Jidf44auQhy Car-
Laogbable, & Bisible, ridicalo.
Laagber, ». Beldor.
Laogblnglj, ad. AUfnm«ntt, eon rtsa.
Laagfaing-«tock, b. Hazmaratr.
Laagfatei, a. Bisa, rlaada.
To Laancb, «n. Arrojana; dllatane; ra-
gar.—DO. (N&a.) Eobar al agna. [vio.
Laanch, a. £l acto de botar al agna an na-
Lanndreat, ^ Layandera.
Lannderar, «. Larandaro.
Laondiy, $. LaTadaro. [Poata lanraada
Laorcata, a Laareada Po€t4aw4€U^
Laoreation, a. £1 aoto de redbir algnn gra-
do acad^mlco.
Lanrel a. (Hot) LanreL Aleeoandria lau-
rel^ Lanrel al^andrino.
Laorelled, & Lanreado. [de Tlbnrno.
LaoraaUne, Laanistlnaa, t. (Bot) Especie
Laya, a. (Yolean.) Lava.
Layation, a. Lavadara.
Lavatory, b. Lavatorio, lavadcro; lodon.
To Lare, «a. y n. Larar, bafiar; tararso,
Lavender, a. (Bot) Eiplleffo, alhozema, la-
v^ndnla. La9md0r ooaon. Santollna.
Laver, a. Lavadero, agaamanit
Lavish, a. PrddlgoJproftwo, deapUfkrrado.
To Lavieb, 9a. Desparramar; prodlgar
campliniientoa, ata; Mcriflear sa aan-
gro, sa vlda, eta
Lavlsher, $. Pr6digo, dlslpador.
Lavishly, a<2. Pr6digamente. [gia
Law, a. Ley; constitadon; dereobo ; Titi-
Lavr-breaker, a. Traagreeor, violador de la
ley.
Law-day, a. Dta de trlbnna) ablerto.
LawfbL a. Legal ; pemoitido, legitlmo.
Lawfully, cut Xegumente; segon dereobo.
Lawftalncas, a. L^alldad, legitunidad.
Lawgiver, a. Loglslador.
Lawgiving, a Legtslattvo.
Lawleee, a. Ilogai; deaordenada
Lawleesly, a<f% llegalmente.
Tjiwleaaneaa, a. Dee^rden, desobedienda.
Lawmaker, 8. Le^lalador.
Lawmonger, a. Abogado de goardllhi.
Lawn, a. Prado ; linon. Long laum^ Eato-
plUa.
Lawsuit, a. Pletto, litiglo, cansa; lita.
Lawyer, a. Abogado, letrado, joriata.
Lawyerlv, a. Jndidal
Lax, a. Lazo; vago.— «k Deapefio; diarrea.
Lazation, «. Laxadon.
ULxative. a. Lazativo, lazante.— a. Pargante.
Laxity, Tavncea, a. Afldamlento; reli^a-
miento,eto.: aoltnra; deapefio.
Laxly, ad. Flojamente, sneltamente.
Lay, prel. del verbo Tb LU. I
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LEA
To Lay, «a. Ponar: tju; eztander. 7b la§
4ffgM, Aovar. Froyaotar, tnaar; fmM-
tar; tramar; estar 8itaad<s caer A, daf
k 7b laif agatnst^ Aoaaor. 7b toy
apart^ Beaervar. 7b toy atids, Deee-
char, aeparar. 7b toy b<i^r», SxpoBcr;
repreaentar i. 7b k^ hold q^ Agurar,
piimder.
Lay, A Lechoa; apneeta; pradera; eaaoloii.
Jjoy-difyt, (NAo.) Dlaada eatadk.
Layer, a. Leebo, cama; viataga
Laying, a. £1 acto de poner atgnaa ooaa
capa.— ^ Sitnada (N Ao.) Anelada
Lavman, a. Lego, aeglar; modalo da flgnra
de loa pintorea.
Laystall, «. Eateroolero, nmladar.
Lazar, A Laaro.
Lazaret, Lazaretto, a. Laiareto.
LazarUka, Lazarly, a. Lazarlna
Lazarwoit, a (Bot) Laaerplola
Lazily, ad, Pereaoaamento.
LazinaaB, a. Parcsa, deaidia, bangancffa.
Laznli, A Y. LapU-iamdi.
iMxjt tk Perezoao. haragaa ; tardo.
Lea, a. CtretAo; llannra.
Lead, a. Plomo. Leadt^ TMio emploma-
da J3lact-Uad^ LAptz-pknna (Sin.)
Bondaleea. [inar la delantera.
Load, a. Primada. 7b tak* Iks tovd, To-
To Lead, 9a. Condndr; gnlar; enaeAar;
iodndr. — tn. Mandar; aeompaAar. 7b
UadanovtUAEnmuidane.
Leaden, a. He^ da jplomo; apkouidOb
Leaden-heartad, a Dora inaeoalble, qoe
tlene oorazon de mArmoL
L^en-heeled, a. Lento, tardo.
Leader, a. Onta; Jefe; prindpal; goion.
Leading, & Prindpal ; prlmero ; oapitaL
Leadwort a (Bot) Yeleaa.
Lea( A (Bot) Hcja. AUaft^qiAdh A
car, Hoja de oro d plate. L&af4^raM^
OropeL
To Leoi; «n. Ediar bojaa.
Leaface, a. Folli^e.
Leafed, LeafV. a. Frondoao ; hqjaao.
Leafinees, a, jPolUyjo, abondancia de bc^
Leaflcea, a. D<»b<Mado.
Leaflet, %, Ilojilla, hc^oela.
League, a. Liga : aliansa; legna.
To Leaffue, xn. Gonibderane, aliarae, ttnlnak
Leagued, a. Oonlbdendo, Ugado, aHada
Leak, a. Ootera* 7b wprtnQ a ieaJb^ Haeef
agna. [nuuaa, rtButnawo.
ToXeak, «fi. Ootear; baoer agna; detra-
Leakage, a. Merma, derrame.
Leaky, a Boto. agi^Jereado; I
To liom, vn. Apovarsa, leooatane oostra
ineUoarse.— «& udlnar.
Lean, a, Flaoo, magro.— a Oana ■«««■
Leanly, ad* Pobremente ; ein gotdua.
Loanneea, a. Flagneza, magniia; pobrata
Leanwltted, a. Tonto, nedo.
To Leap, tnt BaHar, bilnoar.— «a. Oubcir.
Leap, A Balto; paao a6blta
lieaper, «. Baltador. brincador. (bozca
Leap-frog, A (Am.) Ovga la bona; eaHali
Leaping, a Salta
Leapingly, ad. A' brlnoos, A aaUoa
Leap-year, a AAo bialeeto. (Baft
To Learn, va. Apreoder; loatnUcM: enaa-
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ijtameA, a. Docto; Mbio; hkhll The
learned^ Loa llterttofc Tha learned
vforld^ La rep^blica de las I«tra&
Learnedly, ad. Sabianionto, doctam«nto.
Learnur, «. Tiron ; estadiante ; aprendiz.
licarnlng,* Llteratnra; ei conodmlcnto de
lasletras; dencia; eetadlo.
Leasable, a. Arrendable.
Lease, «. Arriendo; escrltora de arrenda-
mientft ; poeeslon do una cosa coalqaiera.
To LeasA, va. Arrondar, dar 6 tomar en ar-
riendo.—tm, (Poco ua) Bspigar, coger las
esplgas qne ban descaidado km segadorea
6 las qne ban qaedado en el eampo.
Leaser, «. Esplsador; embnstero.
Leasebold, a. Arrendada V, LeoM.
Leasb, 8. Pfbaela, trailla, eorrea.
To Leasb, va, Atar con cnerda 6 eorrea.
Least, ad. Lo m^noa. At UatL, A' lo m6-
noa. fsale ; el agoa de on xnolino.
Lcat, 8, El canal qne condace 6 por donde
Leather, «. Oaero, cordoban, pellejo.
Leathercoat, 8, Espede de manzana.
Leathcr-oatter, «. £l qne ycude eaero eap>
tido per manor.
Leather-droBser, $. Cnrtldor, pe11<^}era
Leatbem, a. De oaero, hecbo de cnero 6
cordoban.
Leather-aellen %. Mercader de eneroe.
Leathery, a. Lo que se parece 4 oaero ; oor-
rcoao.
Leave, 9. Ltoendl^ permiso ; despedlda.
To Leare, t>a.fn. Delar; deeamparar; ae-
pararse de; renancior 4; oeaar; desistir
ds^ To leave outy Omitir, olvidar.
Leaved, a. Uojoao, hecbo do bqja3>
Leaven, «; Levadara, fermento.
To [^eaven, va. Fennentar; leadar; riclar.
Leavening, «. Fermento.
Leavenona, a. FennentatlTO, oorrompida
Leaves, «. i>^ de Leaf. Hojaa. Marbled
UaveA, G6rtea Jaspeadoa. GUtleavee,
06rtea dorado^ bablando de Itbros.
Leavings, t. pL Sobraa ; residoo ; aubra.
Lecher, «. Patafiero, abandonado.
To Lecher, vn. Patofiear, patoar.
Lecberonsj a. Li^urioeo, lmp6dlco, lasclvo.
LecheroQsIy, ad^ Lasolvamonte.
Lecborooaness, Lechery, ». Lt^uria.
Lection, a. Lecclon, lectura.
Leotionary, & Lecolonario.
Lecture, «.Di8canio,ra£onatniento; dlaonr-
ao moral 6 religioso. [clones p6blica&
T(> Lecture, va. £nacfiar.--«/k DarexpUca-
Lectarer. 8. Lector, Instmctor. [leoelonea.
Lectnrranip, 8. £1 empleo de nno qne da
Led-oaptaln, 8, Segnidor obaeqntoao.
liOdge, 8. Capa; tongada. Ledge of rocke^
Arrecife. Prominencla; borde.
Ledger, 8. Libro mayor.
Lad-bone, a. OabaUo de mano.
I«ee, «. Hea, zApia; aedimento. [das.
Leeoh,A8angnUiiela; mMico. (Nia.)Cai-
To Leeeh. vo; Cfarar, aanar.
Laechcrait, a. Arte de ctirar.
Leechway, 8, Oamino del aepalcro.
Leei; a. Agradabla, goatoeo.— a^ De boe-
Leek, «. (Bot) Paerro.
Ceer, t. Mtraaa a) trarea.— a. Sin joldo.
LEN
To Leer, vn. Mirar de aoelayo.— «a AtVMi
con rba.
Leeringly, ad. Con risa engaflosai
Leoa, 4. pU Ileces, aedimento.
Leeward, a. (N4n.) SoUveato. To lee
"wurdy A' aotaventa [qnlerdo
Left, part, y prek de To Leave.— a. Is*
Left-handed, a. Zardo; deagraciado.
Left-handedness, «. £1 nao de la mano ia>
qaierda.
Left-hand ineea, 8. Coatnmbre zafla.
Lee, «. Plema; pi6. Leg qf a table^ FM
de una meea.
Legacy, a Legado, manda.
Legacy-hunter, 8. £1 que oasa de herenciaa.
Legal, a. LchtoI, Juridioo, lesitlmo.
Legality. «. Legalidad, legidmidad.
To Legalize, va. Legalizar, legitimar.
Legally, ad, Legalmenta.
L^tary, 8. Leffatarlo.
Legate, 8, Legado, dipntado.
L^tee, 8. Legataria
L^ateablp, 8. Legada.
L^atlne, a. Heoho por nn legado.
Legation, & Legadon, embi^ada.
Legator, a. £1 que haoe teetamento. [ra
Legend. A Crdnica; reladon; llibnla; leve*
Legendary, a, Fabuloao, qu^joteaco.— «. Le-
gendorlo; bagi6crrafa
Leger-book, «. V. Ledger.
Legerdemain, a. Ligcreza de manoa; enga
Doe 4 ojoa viata.
Legerity, «. Llgereza, reloddad, agtlidad.
Legged, & Lo quo tiene piernaa ; empemado.
Legibility, a. La calidad do aer leldo f&dl-
mente.
Legible, a. Legible; patente, manifloato.
L^blenea& a. £1 estado de lo que ea legiblei.
Legibly, ad. Legfblemente. [nado.
L^on, a. L^on: nn n6mero indeterml-
Legtonarr, a. y a Leglonaria
To Legislate, vn. Lcgfalar, dar leyca*
Legislation, a. Legisladun.
Legislative, a. Lc^gislativo.
Legislator, a. Leglslador.
Legialatorahip, 8. £1 poder de bacer leyeai
L^latreaa, a. Legisladora. [tlvo.
Legtalatnre, t. Legialatora, caerpo legislft-
Legiat, A Leglsta.
Legitimacy, & Lcgltlmldad.
Legitimate, a. Legitime; genulna
To Legitimate, va. L^tlnuu:.
Legitimately, ad. Legitimamente.
LegitlnuUenesa, a L^tlmldad, legalidad.
Legitimation, A Leglamadon.
Legume, Legnmen, a (Bot) Legnmbre.
Leguminous, a. (Bot) Legnminoeo.
Leisare, A Lugar; ragar: comodldad. At
leimtrey Despado.— a. Oonvonlento; libra
denegodoa.
Leisurely, a. Panaado; deliberado.— odL
Despado: dellberadamentei
Lemma, a Lema, propoddon demoetratlTa
Lemon,ALimoD. CUm^iad Jemon, Adtm
Lemonade, a Llmonada.
Lemuroa, a %A. Larvas.
To Lend, va. Prestar; dar, conoedM^p
Leodable, a. Preetadizo, preatable.
Lender, a Proetador; logrero.
Lending, a Eroprtetlto, prdatama
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Length, «. Lamm; daradoa do ttempo;
disUncia. At UnaVu, Al fin.
To Lengthen, «a. Alargar, prolongar. — vn.
Alargaree, dilatarse. Felon.
Lengthenings «. Alai^iparolento, oonanoa-
Lengthwise, ad, Longitudinolmente. [va
Lenient, a. y A Emollcnte; laxatlvo, Icniti-
To LenUy, va, Suavhuur. mltlgar, ablacdar.
Leniment, «. LeniUvo, allvio, mltigacion.
Lenitive, a. LenlUvo.— «. LeniUvo.
r^nity, «. Lenldad, bUndura, suavidad.
Lens, «. Lcnte.
Lent, pret. y part. pa9. de To Lend.
Lent, 9. Caaresma. Lent dinner^ Comida
de vi6rne& [caso.
Li'oten, a. Cnarosmal; cnadragesimal; oft-
Lenticalar, Lentifonn, & Lienticalar.
LontiginoiM, a. Casposo.
Lentil, «. (Bot) LentctJa.
Lentisk, «. (Bot) LeDtisoo. Pentltad.
Lentor, •. (Med.) Lentor, gliiteD, tenaddad;
Lentous <^ Yiscoeo, pegiOoso; teoaz.
Loo, & (AstrJ Leon, aigno del lodiaoo.
Leonine, a. Leonino.
Leopard. «. Looparda
Leopard's-bano, «: (Bot) Dor6nloo.
Leper, 8. Un leproso.
Leperoos, a. Le^osa
Lepidoptera, %. (!Ent) Lepid6ptera (ioseoto).
I^pldoptorous, Ow Lo perteoedente & loa
lepidopteras.
Leporine, ck Lebruno.
Leprosy, «. Lepra, elefonoia.
LeprooA, a. Leproso.
Leprously, ad. Con lepra, leproao.
LeprooanetA & Leprosidad.
Loss, a. Menor, uenos. — (id, M^noe^
Lessee, & Airendatario.
T«» Lessen, va, Mlnorar; dcgradar.— i»i.
Mermar; degradarse.
lesser, a. Menor, mas pequefio.
Lesson, «. Leccion; ensefianza, precepto;
fraterna, reprension.
Lessor, «. Arrcndador.
Lest, conj. Para que no, por iniedo de 5 de
miedo que, por rezelo de, & fin de que, no
sea que.
To Let, va. Dejar; conceder; ponoitir;
arrendar. — vn. Cesar, abstcnerse.
Let «. Estorbo, obst^alo ; barrera.
Lethal, a, Letal, mortal.
tLetbaUty, «. Mortalidad.
Lethargic, Lethargical, a. Letiu*gico.
Lethargically, a<^ Let&rgica [aletargado.
Lethargicolness. Letharglcncss, «. £1 ostado
Letliargied, a. Aletargnao.
Lethargy, «. Lotargo.
Lethe, a. Olvldo.
Lethean, a. L6too.
tLethiferoua, a. Letifero.
Letter, «. Letra, cor&cter; carta.
To Letter, va^ Bstampar con letraa.
Letter-book 6 Copy-book, «. Copiador de
cartaa.
Letter-case, «. Cartera; caja de Imprenta.
Lettered, a. Letrado, emditcx Uteralo, dooto.
Letter-founder, «. Fnndidor de letras 0 ttpoB.
Letter-tonndory, «. Fmididon de letras 6
Upofl.
tLetterleas, a T. mUeraU
ere
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Letterpreas, a. Impresion ; la obra ImjyreiA
Lettuce, a. (Bot) Lecbnga.
Levant. •, Lerante, oriente. — a. OrtentaL
Levanone, a. Levantina [a^
Levator, a. Levantador, inatnunento de Cun-
Levee, a. Corte; dique besamanoa.
Level, a. Llano : Igual ; nivelado, 4 nlveL
To mate levels AHanar, nlvolar.— «. LI**
no; piano; igualdad.
To Level, va. Igualar, aplanar; nirelar;
arrasar. — m. Asestar; apuntar.
Leveller, a, Alianador, iguahKlor, aptanador.
Levelness, «L Igualdad, ailanamtento, nlvet
Leven, a, Y. Leaven.
Lever, «. Palanca; escape del reloj.
Leveret, «. LcbratUlo.
tLevet a. Sopio 6 son de trompeta.
Leviable, a. Exigible
Leviathan, a. Leviatan.
To Levigate, va. Pulir, alisar: aoepiUar.
Levigate, a, AUgerado, alisado, redoddo i
polvo. rblei
Levigatlon, a, Beducdon k polvo impalp»
Levitation, a. £1 acto 6 caildad de baoer
ligera alffuna cosa.
Levite, a. Levita.
Levitioal. a. LeviUca
LeviUcally, ad. Leviticamente.
Levity, a. Levedad; inoonstanda; veleidML
To Levy, va. Haoer leva; exigir trfbotoa;
enibargar. [bteo«a.
Levy, a. Leva; oolecta<in| embirgo de
Lewd. a. MalvMo; li\)arVMo; ignonata.
Lewdly, a<L Lasdvamente.
Lewdness, a. Lascivia: incontlneiida.
Lextoographer, a. Lexlo^grafo.
Lexicography, a. Lexicograf ia.
Lexicon, a, JModonario.
Ley, a. V. Lay y Lea,
Liability, a. BesponaabiUdad : propooaioii
Lhible, a. StOeto; expuesto a; respoBsablaw
Liablenee^ a. Be^nsablUdad.
Liar, a. Embuatera
To Lib, va. Castrar, capar.
Libation, a. Libadon.
LibeL a. libelo; papel fntlnco.
To Libel, VCL jn, balirizor; difiimar.
Libellant, a. (For.) El deinandante ante el
tribunal de 1» Chandllerla 6 del Almlnn-
tazgo. nofkmador.
Libeller, a, Libdista; d autor da Ubakis;
Libdling, a. Diflunadon.
Libellous, a. Ini^atorio, dlfamatorla
Liberal, a» Koble ; liberal ; bonoiifioo : Ub^a.
Liberality, a. Llberalidad, generoddad.
Liberally, ad. Liberalmentei
To Liberate, va. Libertar, librar.
Liberation, a. Libramiento.
Liberator, a. Llbertador, Ubrador.
Llbertinage, a. Libertini^e, deaenfroaa
Libertine, a. libertlno, obscona— <k Dlaa*
Into, libre.
Libertinism, a, Libertini^e, disdodon.
Liberty, a. Lfbertad; libra; prtvikiglo, pt^
rogativa.
Libidlnist, a. Mico; libidhioaa Tim
Libidinous, a. libidinoeo; liviano; a«^
Libidinousiy, ad. LibidlnoaamentfL laadra-
mente. [anfteDa.
Libidinonsnesst a. Lasdviar Uvlaoaad, daa
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libra, «. (Astr.) Libra, on slgno del zodiaoo.
Ubral, a. Lo que pesa ana Ubra.
Librarian, «. Bibliotecario. [jbliotecario.
Llbrarfanebip, «. £1 cinpleo & ondo de bl-
Library, s. Libreria, bibllotocit
To Librate, va. Balancear.
Llbraticn, «. Llbracion, balar<*e; «qullibrio.
Libratoiy, a. Osculatoria
Lico, a. pL de Z&tMc, Piojos.
Licebane, «. (Bot) Albarroz, yerba plojora.
Licence, «. iJconcla; Ubertiui^e; doecnfre-
no de cofitambres.
Licenaable, a, Permitldero; permlsible.
To License, vcu Llcenclar; autorizar ; soltar.
Licenser, «. Pennitldor.
Licentiate, «. £1 que nsa de Hccncia; lioen-
ciado, el qne Uene esto srada
tTo Licentiate, ra. Permitlr, aatorlzar, dar
licenda, licendar.
Licentiooa, a, Licendoso, libertino, dlsolata
Licentionaly, ad. Licendoeamente.
Lioentioosntioia, t. Licenda; disolndon, dee-
arreglo. [eriptiigama.
Ucben, «. (Bot) Dqpen, einpeine, planta
Lioh-oirl, «. (Om.) Lechnza; especle de
boho.
Licit, a. Lidto, permitido.
Lidtly, ad. Lidlamente.
lidtness, a. Legalldad.
To Lick, wk Lamer, chapar. To lick up^
DeTorar, consumir.
Lick, «. Mojicon. cacbete, bofeton.
Llcker, t. Lameaor, el que lame.
Lickerish, a. Begala/Io, delicado, sabroso.
Lickerishueasy «. Dellcadeza do paUdar, re-
galo.
Lickerishly, ad. Delidosamente.
Licorice, s. Besaliza, re|;aliz. oroioz. He-
orice-^uic^ 6 SpaniAMicorioe^ Zomo
de orozns, regallza en pasta.
Uctor, «. Lictor.
Lid, a. Tapa; parpado.
Lie, a. Lejk V. Lye.
Liel a. Mentira, flccion, cnenta [nlos.
To Lie, vn. Mentir, levantar falsos testlmo-
To Lie, m. Beposar; acostarse; conalatir;
depender ; estar pendiente contra.
Lief, ad. Do bnena gana.
Liege, a. Liglo; vasallo; soberano.
Liegeman, «. Vasalio.
Lleger, ». Enviado; mlnlstro; emb%)ador.
Lien,«. Derccho de retendon.
Lienterio, a. LientMoo.
Llenten% a. Lienteria, fli^o de vientre.
Lier, «. £I que descanaa 6 yoce; el one esti
ocolto 6 escondlda [vez do.
Lien, A Lugar. In lieu qf^ En higar de, en
Lieutenancy, a. Tenenda; el cuerpo de to-
nientea.
Lieutenant, a. Teniente.
Uentenaotsbip, a. Tenenda. [gana.
Liove, ad. De buena voluntad: do buena
Life, a. Ylda; historla; conducta; vlveza;
cspbitti; mnndo. Life annuity^ Benta
Titalida. [daL
Ufeblood, a. Sangro vital a. Yital, osen-
Ltfegiring, a. Yiviflcante, lo quo da vida.
Uftffuard, a. Gnardla de corps.
Ufeleea. a. Mnerto, inanlmado, amortignada
Unlessly, ad. Sin Tigor, dn espiritu.
LIL
Lifelike, a. Que parece estar vivo.
Lifestring, a. Herrio 6 bilo de la vida.
Lifetime, «. Durante la vida.
Life-weary, a. Infeliz, caosado do la vida.
To Lift, wk y n, Alzar; exaltar; ongreli
burtar: robar.
Lift, «. Aizamiento; alza.
Lifter, «. Levantador; burtador; ladroa.
Lifting, a. Alzamionto; alza.
Ligament, «. Ligamento; llgazon, ligadnra.
Ligamental, Ligamentous, a. Ligamentoeo.
Ligation, a. Ligadon.
Ligature, a. Ligadura; ligadon.
Light, a. Luz; oonodmiento; claridad
^ista; ilustradon; vida: dia.— a. Llgeio
leve; fiitll; vivo; gayada
To Light, va, Encendor; alnmbrar. — m.
Tropezar; apoarse.
Light-armed, a. Armado k la ligera.
Light-bearer, a. Hachero.
Light-brain, a. Hombre fkivolo, Jgnorante.
To Lighten, vn. Bolampagnear; brillar ; da>
Bcendor sobre.— co. lluminar; exono-
rar; allgerar. [cboa
Lighter, «. (Ndo.) Alijador; gabarra; Ian-
Lighterage, a. Gabarraje.
Lighterman, a. (N&u.)jLancbonero.
Licht-flngered, a. Largo do u&aa; llgero da
acdoe.
Light-foot, Light-footed, a. Llgero de plda.
Light-beaded, a. Ligero de cascoe; atolon-
drado.
Light-beadedneas, a. Dellrio, aturdimienta
Light-hearted, a. Alegre, festlvo.
Light-horse, «. Caballoria ligera. puoea
Light-bouse, a. (Ndu.) Faro, fknal 6 torre da
Light-legged, a. Ligero, activo.
Lightless, a. Oscuro, sin luz. sin claridad.
Lightly, ad. Ligeramente; levemente; ale*
gremente. nondrado.
Light-minded, a. Voluble, ioconstante, ato-
Light-money. a. Derechos de faro 6 de faega
lightness, «; Levedad; agllidad; inoonstan
da; livlandad.
Lightning, a. Belimpago; ailgeramiento.
Light-room, a. (K4u.) Ca}^ do faroles del
panoL
Lights, «. pL Pnlmonea, bofea. [tivc.
Lightsome, a. Luminoeo, claro ; alegre, fea*
Lightaomeness, a. Claridad ; alegria.
Lign-aloes, a. (Bot) Linaloe.
L^eou^ Lignons, a. Lefioao.
LignumvitA, a. (Bot) Guayaco, palo santo.
Ligulate, a. (Bot]) Acintillada ; flor Hgulada.
Liffulo, «. (Bot) Florecilla acintillada.
Like. a. Bemejante ; ignaL— «. Scmejanto."
ad. Ck)ma
To Like, ta. y n. Qnerer ; aroar ; gustar.
Likelihood, lokeliness, a. Anariencia ; sema-
Janza ; probabilidad. [Probablemente.
Likely, a. Bien pareddo ; probable.— <ut
To Liken, ta^ Ascmejar, comparar.
Likenesa, «. Semdanza ; aire ; retrato flel
JJkewise, ad. Tambien ; asimismo ; ade*
mas; ignalmente. [places.
Lildng, a. Bobuatez; sanldad; gusto, deseot
Lihich, a. (Bot) Lib! 6 lilas.
Ulied, a. Adomado con lirioa.
To Lilt, tn. Hacer algnna cosa dlestramen^er
cantar, bailar, saltar alcgromonte.
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Jilj 8. (Bot) Lirlo. WMU lUy^ Aiuocn*.
uly-biwdod, a, Manos de alabastro.
LUy-livered, a, Cobardo; doblt.
Llmature, «. Llmadan. [dador ; maldvolo.
Limb, «. Hiembro ; limbo. (Fam.) £are-
Llmb«d, Ok Membrado, fornldo.
Limber, a. Maa^able, flexible, blando.— «.
Arantren. Horas de las rarengas.
Llmber-botfda, «. p^ (^kn.) Panas imboroa-
Umberness, «. Flexibilidad. [miombroe.
Limbloes. a. Inmembre, lo qae no tiene
Limbo, 9. Limbo ; misoria j fiUta de Ilbertad.
Llme,«.CaL Quick4ime,{}tXy\y%. Liga;
lima. ^
To Lime, «a. Enredar, enmaraAar.
Llmo-barner, «. Calera [sabaeso.
Limcboand, a. Perro para cazar Jabalios;
Limekiln, «. Calera.
Limestone, a PIcdra de cal ; pledra caliza.
Limetree, «. (Bot) Tlla
Ume-twlg, «. Vareta, varllla nntada con liga.
Lime-twigged, a. Lio qae Uene varctas 6
palitoa untadoe con liga.
IJme-water, «. Agoa de caL [confln.
Limit, c LSmite; llndero; ftx>ntera; raja;
To Limit, «a. Limitar, f\}ar; restringlr.
Limltaneoos. Limitary, a. Llmitilneo, firon-
terizo, Hmitrofe. [stricdon.
Limitation, a. limitaoion, modiflcadon, re-
Limiter, a. Limitador.
Limitless, a. Ilimitado. [caballo de raras.
Limmer, a. Pcrro sabaeso: vara de carro;
To Limn, «& Pintar ; dibajar ; retrattr.
limner, «. Pint^; dib^Jador; rotratista.
Limning, «. Pintnra.
Limoas, a. Genagoso.
ToLimpffTk Cojear.
Liroper, a. Oqjo.
Limpet, a. (let) Lepada.
Limpid, a. limplo, daro, trasparenta
Limpid nesa, 9. Claridad ; limpiexa.
Limping, pa. Coiera.
Limpinglf, ad^ Oon oqjera.
Limy, & Yisooso: glatlnoBo; caliza
Lincnpin, a. (Art) Pezonera.
Linctnre, Linotas, «. Eleetoarlo.
Llnd, Linden-tree, a. (Bot) Tilo, teja.
Line, «. (Mat)Lin6a; raya; renglon ; limite.
To line, 9<u Forrar ; aibrrar ; revesttr.
Lineage, «. Lim^e, desoendoncia de nna Ik-
milia. [tado; beredltarlo.
LlneaL a. Lineal; desoendlente, emparen-
XJneally, ad. £n linea recta. [rostro.
Lineament, a. Lineamentos, IHodones dol
Linear, a. lineal, oompaesto de lineaa.
IJneate, a. 8enalado con lincas.
Uneation, 9. Diboio de linea 6 lineas.
Linen, a. lienzo, lino. JUfMn, Bopa blanca.
Linen-draper, «. Leneero.
Linentrade, a. Lenoeiia.
Linen-weaver, a. TciJedor de lienzos.
Lias, a. (Bot) Breza (lot) Merlaza.
To linger, «n. Consnmlrse; padecer lenta-
menta— «a. prolongar, dilatar.
Lingerer, a, Tardador; prolongador.
Lingering, a. Lento, tardo, lingnido. — a.
Tardanza; prolongacion ; langaldez.
Lingerlngly, ad. Lontamonte, lAngaida-
mentew [trab^Jada
Unget, 9, Kiel ; lingote; oarra de metal no
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LIT
tLlngaadoos, a. Locaas
Lingoadental, a. Lingnal- dental.
Linguist, a. Lengnana; cl qae itabi* m
chas longoM.
Liniment, a/Liniroento.
Lining, 9. Forro, aforro.
Linic, 9. Eslabon de cadena; cad^oa, cnlaes
To Link, va. Enlszar ; ensarlar, oicadenaar
Linkboy, Linkman, «. Pi^e do ItaduL
Linnet «. (Om.) Pardillo.
Linseed, a. Llnaza.
Linsey-woolsey, <k y a. Heebo de Hno j laaa
mcxdados; vit, groeero, basta
Linstock, A BotaAiego.
Lint, 9. Lino ; hlla.
Lintel, a. Lintel, tranqoero.
Lion. a. Loon.
LionS-fbot, a. (Bot) Pie de leon, alqacmlla
LionVtail, a. (Bot) Leonaro.
Lioness, ^ Loona.
Lion-IeaC 9. (Bot) LAntioe leontop^talec
Lionlike, a. Aleonado.
Lip, «. Labia Uare lip, Lablo huMAm
TO maks a lip, BttKr.
Up-devotion.aDeTodon 6 derotodoboc*
Lip-labor,'«. Palabras yanas; rasas ofcrtaa^
Lipotbymy, a. Ltpotlmia; doamaya [do.
Lipped, a. BlubberMppad, Bern, mom
Lfppitade, a. L««aAa, laraAa. rtaiNi&
Lip-wisdom, «. Oharla, habladoria an aos
Liqoeibction, «. Lioaacion, HqaMacioQ.
Liqaeaable, a. Liqnldable, lieaable^
To Llqaety, to, licoar.— im. Liqnldars^
deo^tlrse. [denda A derretirsa
Ltqneecency, a. (Fla.) Licoeaoonda la tan-
Liqneeccnt, a. (Fls.) Licaescente.
Liquid, a. Liqaldo : fltiido.— «. Lieor.
Liqnid-amber, t. Llqald&mbar. [eoMitaa.
To Liqnidate, va. Liquidar, i^astar las
Liqoidation, a. Llqaidaaon.
Liquidity, t. Sntileza; jmieza; ttqaldec
Uqaidnoea, a. Liquidex ; flaidex.
Liouor, 9. Licor. Malt liquor, Correxa.
liqttor-'eaae, fW^qnera.
To Lisp, vn, Tartiv)ear, oecear, tartamodear.
Lisp, a. Ceoeo, tartamadea [Oeeooso.
Lispor, 9, El que ceoea; tartamnilo.— a.
Lispingly, ad, Oon ceoeo.
List 9, Lista; catilogo; liza; deseo ; bund*.
To List, <m. Indlnarse, gasUr.— «& Begb
trar; alistar; escucbar.
Listed, a. Listado, listeado.
To Lbten, «a. y n. Escochar, atendor.
Listener, a. Escnohador; espion, cacodia.
Listf q], o, a tcnto ; que eeoaooa con atondoOi
Listless, a. Indiferente, descoldado, ombow
Listlessly, ad Indlfbrentomente, ne^igva-
temonte. Cg^BcliL
Listlessness, a. Descoldo; omUon, negU
Litany, 9, Letania.
Literal, a. LiteraL—A Bentldo UteraL
Literalism, 9. Segnn la Ictra 6 el senlide
UteraL
Literality, 9, Slgniflcadon OTigiiial, litenL
Literally, ad. Litcralmente.
Literary, a. Literario.
Literate, a. Llterata (dttea
Literati, a. pl^ Llteratos, sabloa, doetoa, era-
Litoratare, 9. Litoratora.
Litharge, a. Litarglrio, lltarge, almtetacK.
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LlUie» a. Flexibio, dekado, blanda
Utheness, a. Floxibilidad ; blandara.
LttbooolU, «. LitocoU; 6^>ecie de botan.
Lithognpby, 8. Lltografla • el arte de grabtr
6obre piedra.
DthologV, «. Lttologla.
Ltthologlst, a. LIt6Iogo, litAgrafo.
Lfthomanc7» «. AdivloacioD por las piedra&
Lltbontrlptlc, clj 8. Dtontnplcoe.
Lithophyte, «. Litdflto (zo6flto).
Lithotomist, a. (Clr.) Litotoml&ta.
Lithotomy, a, Litotomia; cantera.
litiffant, a,j<k Lftlgante.
To Dtigate, va, y n. LIUgar, pleltear; t«ner
pleito pendiente.
UtigatloD, a, Litiglo, plelto pendlento.
Litigioua. a. Lltlglosa
LltlgioQSiy, (td. De an modo lltlgfosow
Lftigiouanein. s. LItigiosidad. [orohllla.
Litmus, «. Tornasol ea pasta, eqp»ede do
litten, a, Sepultara.
Litter, a. Litera; lechigada; barat^}as.
Little, <k Poco ; escaso ; i>eqaefto.
Littleness, a, Peqnedez, biijeza.
Littoral, a. Litoral.
Litorgic, Liturgical, a. Llt6rgica
Liturgy, a, Liturgia.
To Live, ©n. Vivir; subalstlr; morar.
Live. a. Vivo. [slstencia.
LiTelihood, a. Ylda; mantenlmtento, 8ub<
LiTOllneeSfHyida; vireza, actiridad.
Livelong^ a, Tedioeo, enlhdoso, molesta
Lirely, a. YIto, brloso; airoso; animado.
— aa. YivAmente.
Llvor, a, Ylvlente; vlvldor; higado.
Llvercolor, a. Moreno oscura [do.
Livered, a. WhiU^iverad^ Cobarde, pwfl-
LiTorffrowo, a, £1 que tiene el bigodo muy
abiutado.
Liverwort, «. (Bot.) HopiiUca. [ladnrlas.
Livery, a. LiSroa. Zivery atablea^ Alqul*
Livid, a, Livldo, c&rdeno, amoratado.
Li vidity, Lividneas, a. Cardenal : lo cArdeno.
Living, «. Snbsisteneia ; vlda ; beneflclo.—
a. Vivo, yigoroso.
LIvingly, ad. En estado de vida, viva
Livre, «. Libra, moneda do Franda.
Lixivial, a, Leilvial ; sal alealina.
Lixiviated, lixiviate, a. Lo que eeti con-
vertido on Ictjia.
To Lixiviate, va. Hacer lejia 6 l^lo.
Lixiviation, a. LodoD.
Lixivium, a. Lcjia.
Lizard, a. Lmrio. (Mex.) Lagartj|ja.
Lo, int^. Ha aqoL ved aqui, mirad.
LoQob, «. (let) Loohe, Iqja, eeptrenqae.
Jjoad, a. Oaiga; medlda: peso; grav&men.
To Load, «a. Carsar; erobarear; embarazar.
Loader, a. Garaaaor, orabarcador.
Loadstar, a. Cmosnra ; osa menor.
Loadstone, a, Iman. [eargada.
Loadwater-line, a, (Niu.) Line* de agna
Loai; a. A lo<if qfbraad^ Un pan ; una
torta. A loo^f qf augar, Un pilon de
azdcar.
Loafer, a. Tnnante, brlbon, ptllo, pelaftutan.
Loam, a, Marga; tterra gredosa.
To Loam, va. Dar 6 untar eon marga.
Loamy, a. Arollloso, roargoso.
Loan, a. Pr^stamn, emprtetito.
LOI
Loatb, a. Bepugnante, dislnclinado.
To Loathe, v€k Aborrecer, detestar,-
Fastidiar. [tedia
Leather, a. Disgustado, frstidiado 6 lleao de
Loathful, a. Fastidiado, Ueno de tedio.
Loathing, a. Bisgnsto, asco, repngnincia.
Loathingly, ad. Von dlsgusto. [qneroso.
Loathsome, a. Aborrecible; llMtialofio ; as*
Loathsomely, ad. Fastidiosamento, asquc*
rosaroente.
Loathsomeness, a. Asquerondad.
Lob, «. Pelmazo. (Ent) Lombrlz grande.
To Lob, va, Soltar por torpeca 6 (klta de
maiia. [rL^
Ix>bby, a. Paso; antedbnara; p6rtieo: galo-
Lobcoek, a. ( Vnlg.) Pelmazo, pataa ; rustlco.
Lobe, a. Ldbnlo (del higado y pnlmones).
Loblolly, a, Almodrote, vianda ; polenta.
Lobster, a. Langosta, peecado de mar.
Lobule, a. Lobuliila
Local, A. Local
Locality, a. Loealldad.
Locally, ad, Localmentc.
To Locate, ins. Poner, colocar, sitoar.
Location, «. Ck>Iocadon, localidad ; sitoadoiL
Loch, «. v. Laiee.
Loches, Lochia, a, pi. Loquloe.
Loclc, a, Oerradnra; eerraja. Sprinff-loek^
Cerradnra de mtxelle. Padlodi^ Oandada
Llave de una esoopeta; guedeja; repreaa
de un canal
To Lock, va. Orrar ; tener debi^ do Have ;
abrazar.— im*. Estar una coea cerrada.
Looker, «. Cai<m; gaveta; armaria
Locket, a. Brocho, corchete.
Lockram, a. Estopa: tela grosent
Locksmith, a. Ocrngero. [motriz.
Locomotion, a. Locomodon, potenda loco-
Locomotive, a. y «, Movible ; maqnina de
vaho. [darae.
Locomotivltv, a. Poder de moverse 6 mu-
Locust, a. (Ent.) Langoeta.
Lodestone, Y. Loadstone. [al<^arse.
To Lodge, wi. Aloiar ; colocar.— «n.Beaidir;
Lodge, a. Cadta do campo ; losU de fhuio-
masones, y la casa en que se jnntan.
Lodgement, «. Amontonamiento. (Mil.)
Atrinchoramiento, trinchera.
Lodger, a. Hoteped, Inqullino, morador.
Lodging, a. Poeada; alojamienlo; morada.
Loft,«.Snelo: sobrado. May-loft^ Henil
Loftily, acL £n alto; altivamente, pom-
posamente. [orgullo.
LofUooss, a. Altnra; sublimldad; aluvez
Lofty, a, Alto; elevado; sublime; altivo.
Log, a. Lefio ; toza. (SAn.) Barquilla.
Levari thmie, LogBrithmical,a. Lc^aritmiea
Logarithms, A jm. Logultmoa.
Loggats, a, Espede dejuego.
Loggerhead, a. Zoto; cabeza redonda.
Logeerhcaded, a. Nedo, tonto, zote.
Logic, a. L<J^ca.
Lc^cal, a. L6cleo.
Logically, adL XdgicamentA
Logician, a, L6gica
L<^man, a. LeOero.
Logogrlph, a. Log6grift>, enigma.
Logomachy, a. Losomaqula.
Logwood, a. Palo de Gampcche.
Loin, a. Loma Loina^ Lomoa.
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l*o Loiter, «fw llarigaQMr.— fw. MalgMtar
el tlempo.
Loiterer, i. Ilaragaii ; bolgtzan. [dftd.
To Loll, rn. Becc^tarse con de^adez v flctje-
Lomcnt, «. (Bot) Lomento, espedo de peri-
carpia [taote de L6ndrea.
Londoner, a. Londlnenee ; el natoral 6 habh
Lone. a. SoUtarlo, solo.
LoneUneaa, <. Boledad.
Lonely, a. SoHtario ; solo ; abandonado.
Loneeome. a. 8olitarlo, dealerto.
Lonesouiely, ad. Solitariamente.
Lonesomenees, «. Estado 6 oalidad del qne
esti sola [«. Longa, nota de muafca.
Lone, a. Largo ; andoso ; dllatorlo; lenta—
To Long; vn. Deeear; aahelar: antoJarMi
Longanimity, a. Lonnaiinidad.
Longboat^ (N4a.) Laoeba, lkl6a 6 fkluc^
LoDge. a. Estocada, golpe.
Longeral, LoMevona, a» umgero.
Longevity, & Lonsevidad; enclMildad.
Longimanona, a. Longloiana
Longlmetry, a. Longlmetiia.
Longing, «. Antoio; anbelo, ansla.
Longingly, ad. Yehementemente.
Longish, a. Algo largo ; on pooo larga
Longitude, a. Longitod.
Long-legged, Longshanked, a. Zanqailaigo.
Long-lived, a. De maeba vida.
Longneas, a. Largora. longitod.
Long-pated, a. Cablzlargo, may sagas.
Long-pepper, «. Plmienta large.
Longspun, a. Prol^o, dllatadow
Long-soffBraooe, Long-sofEsring, s. Paoieii-
da; clemendik
Long-sufferiiiA, a. Padente, snfHdo.
Long-tongueC a. Parlero, parlon.
Longwave, ad. Longitudinalmente.
Loog-Mrinded« a, Larao, nesado, prol^a
Longwiae, tid. Longitudinalmente.
LonUh, a. Algo solltario.
Loo, A. Eapede de Juego de nalpea.
To Loo, va. Dar capote ; dar bola.
Looblly, a. Peeado, zaflo, toeoo, baato.
Looby, «. Patan. [de lo£
Loof, «. (N&n.) Loil Loqfframe^ Gnadema
To Loof; vo. (Nio.) Cemr d viento; ir de
lod
To Look, va.yn, Mirar; oonsidorar; poner
cuidado; pareoorse &; buacar. To look
pn, Considerar, ooncebir. 2b look iU,
Entonarse. To look like, Bem^arse.
Look, a. Aapecto: semblante; aire, ademan ;
mlrada.— intef:^. Mlra, atiende; be aqui;
ooidado.
Looker, a. Mlrador: miron. [don.
Looking, a. Mlramiento; mirada; expecta-
Looking-glass, a. Espdo. Pap^r looHng-
fflawes, Tocadores, o eepejitos de carton.
Loom, «. Telar. 8tocking4oom^ Tolar do
medias. Loom qfan oar^ (N4a.) Qnlon.
Hen^e, albi^aa.
To Loom, «A. (N&a ) Asomar.
Loon, a. ('Prov.) Picaro, haragan.
Loop, «. Ojal, predlU; aberturapeqaena.
Looped, a. ^{alado, Uono de ojales.
Loopbole, a; AbeHura, tronera; escapato-
ria: excuaa. [ros 6 cavidadeai
Looimoled, a. Lo one tlone mucbos ag^je-
toop-laoe, a. Los adomos do los ojaloK.
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LOV
Loop-maker, a. OJaladero, preslUero.
To Loose, va. Deaatar, despreader, d
aflojar; aliviar; soltar; llbertar.
Loose, a. Suelto; desatado; flojo; rago
llbre,rdaiado; dlsolnto; desenredada
Loosely, ad. Con desenvoltora; nei^igeiite'
mente.
To Loosen, f'n. Desunlrae, de8atane.~«a
AHoJar, desUar; Ubrar, llbertar; soltar d
rientre.
Looseness, t. Aflojamiento; licenola; ditma.
Loosening, a. Laxante.
Loose-«trlfe, t. (Bot) LlsimaqniaL
To Lop, «& Desmoebar. To lop vin*»^ ?•
dar viflasL
Lop, a. Laramapodada; pulga.
Lopper, A Podador de irboleau
Loppered, a. Gosgnbido.
Loppings, «. pk £uQas cortadaa.
Loquadfoos, a. Locnax, cbarlador.
Loquadousness, Loquadty, m. LoeoaoMad,
babladoria.
Lord, a Dios; sefior, monaroa.
To Lord, vn. Be&oroar, domlnar.
Lordlike, a, Altlvo, orgnlloao, insolente^
Lordliness, a. Be&orio; altivex, orgullo.
LonUy, a. Sefioril; orgoUosa— a<t Altlv»
mente.
Lordsbip, t. Sefiorio ; sefioria.
Lore, a. Doctrine, ensefiansa, saber, rooaa.
Loricatlon, «. Baperfide cnblerta oon aJgOB'
Loriot, a. (Om.) Orop^ndola.
To Lose, va. Perder; desperdidar; malgss
tar.— «ik Decaer.
Losable, a. Lo que se poede perder.
Loser, «. Pordedor. toHnff^ Pirdida.
Loss, j; P^rdida, dafio; privadon, destrao
don.
Lot, a. Snerte ; lote, fortune; cnota.
To Lot, va, Asignar, destinar, ropartlr.
Lote-tree, a. (Hot) Almez 6 almezo. ZoCe,
Lota, lamproa de rio.
Lotion. «. Lodon, ablndoo.
Lotos 6 Lotus, ». (Hot) Loto, planta y arbel
Lottery, a Loteria, rifk. Jm ~ '
Loud, a. £uidosa~a<2. Londfy^ Bol
Loudness, a. Knido, alboroto.
Louffb, a Lago, laguna.
To Lounge, rn. Haraganear, bolgaanear.
Lounger, a. Haragan, nolgazan. of '
To Lour, «a. Eocubrirse d deloc
Lourdan, V. Lurdan,
Louse, a. Pi({}a Crab4ou*e, ladUla.
To Louse, WL Despidar.
Lousewort, a. (Bot) Yerba plojera.
Loudly, ad. 0>n pi<^eria, mexquiaamente.
Lousineas, a Plojeria. (Hex.) ZIoatockt
Lousy, a. Piojoso; soez, viL (Mez.) Zlea
tcro.
Lout, a Patan, rfistloo, xafla
Loutisb. a. Budo, r Astlco, tosco.
Loutishiy, ad, Bndamente, groeoraxnenta
Louver, a. Abertura en d ddo de un edlfl*
do.
Lovable, a. Amable.
Lovage, a. (Bot) Llgftstlco.
ToLove,«AAmar:giisUr.~07i.l _^
Lov^a Amor; amlstad; galanteo.
Love-apple, «. (Bot) Tomate. Y. ThmaU
Lovo-day, «. Dia da reoondUadon.
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LUB
Lovo-feast, & Agapas^
Lore-flt, 8. Tn^porte, arrebato do amor.
LoTO-knot, 9, Nndo, lazo de amor.
Love-lass, «. Cortejo.
Loveless, a. Dosamorado ; insenslblo.
Love-lotter. «. £sqaela, carta amorosa. ■
Love-lies-bleeding; 9. (Bot) Espede de am
ran to.
Loveliness, «. Amabtlidad, ^rado.
Love-lock, «. Especie de bncle.
Lovelorn, a. Dosamparado de so amante.
Lovely, a. Amable, agradable, carifioso. —
ad, Agradablemente, con agrado. [amor.
Lovemonger, «. EI qae hace comerdo con el
LoT^potion, e, Filtro.
Love-quick, a. Vehementemente amoroso.
Lover, «. Amante, gnlan, cortejo.
Love-secret, 8. Secreto entre amantes.
Love-ehafk, a. Flecba de Gapldo.
Love-sick, a. Enamorado, berldo do amor.
tLoveeome, a. Amable.
Love-song, a. Cancion amorosa.
Lovesuit, 9. Cort^o, galanteo.
Love-tale, «. Gaentos de amor; roqulobros.
Love-tbou^t, 9. Pensamiento amoroso.
Love-token, a. R^lo en senal de amor.
Love-tovs, «. pL Dddlvas de amantes.
Love-tricks, «. pi. Tratas de amantes.
Loving, oo. Amante: afectnoeo, amoroso.
Loving-kindness, 9. CWifio, favor.
Lovingly, €Uk Amorosamente.
Lovlngnes% «. Garifio, afccto, aftibllldad.
Low, a. Baio; peqnefio. Lmo-ioater^ (NAu.)
ima mar; aDatido.— cuf. B^o; vilmente.
— «. (Prov.) Llama, (hega
To Low, vn. Maffir. — va. Bi^ar.
To Lower, «a. Abi^ar; bumlllar; abatir.
To Lower, vn. Encapotarse ; mirar con cena
Lowerlngly, ad. Nubladamente.
Lowermost 6 Lowest, a. Bi^lslmo, inflmo.
Lowing, a. Mn^do.
Lowland, a. Tierra baja.
Lowllly, ad^ Bajamente.
Lowllneea, a. B^eza, vileza; bnmildad.
Lowly, a. Uumilde ; vll ; rastrcro. — ad,
Homildemcnte.
Lown, «. Picaro, bobo. [to; snmlsion.
Lowness, a. Peqaefioz; biUeza; abatimien-
Low-epirited, a. Abatldo, desanlmado, des-
oorazonado.
Low-thouffhted, a. El qae plensa bajamente.
Loyal, a. Leal, flet.
Loyalist, a. Bealista; partidario del rey.
Loyally, ad. Lealmente.
Loyalty^ a. Lealtad.
Lozenge, A (Oeom.) Bombo; pastiUa de
boca. (Bias.) Loaanje.
Lozenged, & En formA de losanje 6 rombo.
Lozengy, a. Lisoi^ado; escudo en forma de
loeanjes.
Ln. 9. V. T/iO. [tfar, bobo.
Lubbard, Lobber, t. ITn poltronazo: hara-
Labberly, a. Poltron, perezoso.— ooL Toa*
camente,zaflamente.
r rubric, a. Liibrico; resbaladlzo; lasdvo.
fo Lnbricate, do. IJntar eon materlaacrasaa.
Lubricator, a. Lo que unta 6 baoe reabala-
dlak
IT0 Labrldtate, va, Y. To Zubrieata,
Lubricity, 9. Lubrloidad; llgereza; lasdvla
LUM
Lubricous, a. Lfibnco; inderto; inconstant*
Lubrlfaction 6 Lubrificatlon, a. El acto de
booer mas tersa 6 l&brtca alguna cosa.
Luce, 9, (let) Ludo.
Luccm, «. (Bot) Alfalfk, miegU.
Lucid, a. Ludente; dl&fano; 16dda
Luddity, a. Esplendor, resplandor.
Luddness, a. Claridad.
Ludfer,«. Lucero; lucifcr.
tLuciforian, a. Luciferino; dlab6llco.
Luciferous, a. Lumlnoso, resplandeciento.
Lueiflc, a. Luciente, l&ddo.
Ludform. a. Ludforme.
Luck, «. Acaso, acddente ; fortnna, snerta
Luckily, ad. Dlchosamente.
Luckiness, a. Blcfaa, buena fortuna.
Luckless, a. Malaventurado; infeHz.
Lucky, a. Afortunado^ feliz, yenturoac
Lucrative, a. Lucrativo.
Lucre, a. Lucre; gananda; nsura.
To Lucubrate, va, Lucubrar; trabi^ar ve-
lando obras de ingenio. [cnbrar.
Lucubration, a. Lucubradon ; el acto de lu-
Lucubratory, a. Lo que se tral^Ja por la
noche.
Luculent, a. Ludente ; claro ; evidente.
Ludicrous, a. Burlesco, jocoso, c6mico, rid*
ble.
Ludicrously, ad. Jocosamente, en cbanza.
Ludicronsness, a. Kidlcnlez, extravaganda.
Luff, a. La palma do la mano.
To Lufi; va. (NAu.) Cenlr el viento.
Luff-tackle, a. Aparejo de bolinear. [ga.
Lug, 9, (Ent) Lombriz de las riberas, p6ni-
To Lug, va,QHhn.) Halar, tlrar de los cabos.
Luggage, «. Trastos, bagi^e, chlsmca.
Lueger, a. (N&u.) Embarcadon con vela cua-
drada.
Lug-sail, 9, (Nfiu.) Vela al terdo.
Lugubrious, a, L^gubre ; triste : fbnesto.
Lukewarm, a, Tiblo, templado ; indiferente^
Lukewarmly, ad. Tibiamente.
Lakewarmness, a. Calor modarado; Indilb*
rencia; tibieza.
To LulL va. ArruUar; adormecor; calmar.
Lull, 9. £1 podor de calmar.
Lullaby, a. Armllo, el cantardllo del ama.
Luller, a. NiAero; el que mlma d loa nifios.
Lum, 9. Ghimenca de cabana. [Aonea.
Lumbago, 9. Lumbago ; el dolor de los ri-
Lumbar, a. Lumbar, lo que pertencce & los
lomoa. [madera.
Lumber, 9. Armatoste. (Com.) Tablazou;
To Lumber, «a. Amontonar trastos in Utiles.
im. Andar pesadamente.
Lnmbrical, a. Los m^sculos pcquefios do
las manos y plda.
Luminary, 9. Luminar ; lumbrcra.
Luminous, a. Luminoso; ludente.
Luminously, ad, De un modo lumlnobo.
Lumlnousness, 9. Besplandor, brillnntez.
Lump, 9. Pedazo ; mass. J lumji 0/ sugar
Un terron de azficar.
To Lump, va. Tomar alguna cosa por maym
Lumpfish, 9. (let) Lumpo Jibado.
Lumping, a. (Vulg.) Grande, pesado, larga
Lumpish, a. Pesado. tardo, grosero; toeco.
Lumpishly, ad. Lcrdament^ groeeramcnt*
Lnn^pishness, a. Posadcz; m^aderb; too
tei a.
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LUX
LniDpx, a. Ueno de terro&ai
Lunaej. a Lociin, freiieal
Lnxuir, Lonsry, a. Lunar. [amiaL
Lanary, t. (Hot) Terba do la plata; lanaria
Lunate, a, Y. LunulatA.
Lunated, a. Lunado.
Lunatic, a y «. Lun&tioo, frendtloo, looo.
Lunation, «. Lonacion.
Lunch, Luncheon, «. To take a Iwiehy Ha-
cer las once, tomar un taco.
Lunet, c Los aat^tea que glran al redodor
de 8U8 planetaai
Lungoona, a. RencoroBO, xnaliciosa
Lungs, «. pL Pulmonea.
Lnngod, a. Lo que tiene pulmones.
Lung-grown, ck, Quo tiene loa pulmones pe-
gados al pecho.
Lungwort, «. (Bot) Puhnonarla oflclnal
Lnnuolar, a, Lnnisolar.
Lunt, 9. Mecha de cafion. [media luna.
Lunnlaie, a. Lnnado, formado como una
Lupine, a. (Bot) Altramuz, luplna
Lurch, I. Abandono. To Uat&in the hirek,
Abandonar. [vn. Trampear.
To Lurch, «a. EnguIItr; engafiar; ratear.—
Lurcher, «. El que acccho o ospia para co-
meter una mala acdon.
Lurching, «. Celada.
Lure, «. Befiuelo; afianiza; ccbo, engafio.
To Lure, wk Llanuur Jot* haloonefl con se-
finelo.— «i. Atraer, indudr.
Lurid, a. L6brego, triste; palido, cilrdono.
To Lurk, «n. EsplM*, aoechar.
Lurker, «. Haragan; acechador; eepia.
Lnrklng-plaoe, «. Esoondlte; eecondrt)o; em-
boscada.
Ltkscioua, a. Dulzazo, empalagoeo; meloso.
Lnsdonsly, ad, Dulcemente. posidad.
Luscloosnoss, a. Dnlzura que empauga, me-
Lusem, a Linco. V. Lyrux
Lust, 9. DcBoo ; Incllnaclon ; Iqjnrla, sensua-
Udad; lasdvla.
To Lust, €n. Li^jnrlar; desarreglarsa
Lustfbl, a. Li\)urio8o, sensual ; imp&dioo.
Lusthilly, cui. 8ensnalmente. pionestldad.
Lostftilneest «. Lascivia, incontlnencla, deft-
Lustily, adL Fuertemente.
Lustiness, 9. Lozania, vigor, robnstez.
Lustral, a. Lustral, lo que se usa en las pa-
riflcacioneflb
Lustration, a. Lustradon. [lustro.
Lustre, «. Lustre: brillantez; ladmiento;
Lustring, «. Lustrina. V. Lt^estring.
Lustrous, a. Lustroso, brillante.
Lustrum, & Lustro, dnco aflos. [detw.
Lustwort, 9. (Bot) Bocio del sol. Y. Sun-
Lusty, a. Lozano, fomido ; hermoso.
Lutanlst, 9, £1 que toca el laud.
Lntarious, a. Lodosa
Lutation, «. Lntadon.
Late, «. Land; 16ten.
To Lute, f>a. Tapar, enlodar con 16ten.
Lnter, Lntist, «. £1 que tafle el laud.
Lutestring, 9. Lustrina; cuorda de laud.
Lutheranism, «. Lnteranisma
I^theran, «. Latorano. [desvant
Luthcm, a. (Arq.) Espede do lumbrera 6
Luxation, a. Dislocodon, doecoyantamlenta
Lnznrlanoe, Luxurian<^, «. Exuberancia;
lozania; frondosldad, vido.
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MAC
Luxuriant, a. Exuberante; may Artil; yiV
doso.
Loxuriantlj, <id. Abundantemente.
To Luxnriate, vn, Lozanoar; creeer eon
exuberanda. [doM.
Luxurious, a. Lohirloeo, llbldino«o; ftoa-
Luxuriously, ad. Sensaahnent&
Luxuriousnesa, t. Yoloptuoddad, laadria.
Loxurr, 9. Lujurla, lascivia; placer, gusto
manjar delidoso ; li^o.
Lycanthropy, a. LicaaoopU.
Lyceum, a. Licea [taa.
Lychnis, a. (Bot) Licnlde, nombre de pUn
Lycopodium, a. Licopodio; polvo de ua
musgo inflamable.
Lydian, a, Lidio ; nn g6nero de m&dca.
Lye, a. LeJ&a; mentira.
Lying: pa. Ecbado.— a. El aeto de mentir.
Lyingly, ad. MentirosamentaL
Lympb, a. Linfa. (Xinfitieo; frenitiep.
Lymphatic, 9. LlnfuUco: maaiiUco. — a,
Lymnheduct, a. Vaso linfattco. [tree
Lynden-iree, a. (Bot) Tila Y. Linden*
Lynx, 9. Ltnoe.
Lyrate, a. Formado como la lira.
Lyre, a. Lira, lostrumento mosioo ; arpa.
Lyric, Lyrical, a, Lirioo.
Lyric, a. Poeta Urica
Lyrist, «. Arpista, el qno toca el arps.
Lyslmachia, 9. (Bot) Lidmaqnia.
Lyssa, 9. Babia canine.
M.
M. So pronunda como en espaAol, •QDqm
COB mas faerza. M eomo nanieral ro-
mano cquiyale 4 mil Como abrevtetm^
M. A. es Maestro en artea; M. &, Ba-
cbiller en medidna; M. C, Mietnbro dd
Gongreao 6 dunara de loe Reprefnintin-
tes ; M. P., Mlembro del Parlaounto ;
MSm Hanoscrito, y MSS. ManoseritoA
To Mab, €fk Yestirae dfaaliftadamemte.
To Mabbl^ vo. Arrollar. [doea
Macaroni, a. Maoarrones; pisaverde:
Macaronic, 9, Monton conraso.— '
r6nioo.
Macaroon, 9. Almendrada; macarroncab
Macaw, a (Orn.) Guacamayo, papacara
Mace, 9, Maza; p<HTa de metal; mteUL
Maoeale, a Cenreza ftierte sagonada oos
Mace-bearer, a Maoera
To Macerate, vo. Enflaqueoor ; maeetar;
mortlficar el oaerpo.
Maceration, A Maoeradon ; extenas«Ic^
Machiavelian, A MaquiaTelistA— a. Maqola-
T^Iico; maqnlavefa [wtuda
Macbtavelism, A MaquiareHamo ; frauds
Machinal, a, Maquinal 6 mecinioo.
To Machinate, vn, Maqoinar, firagnar, dia-
carrir medlos. rasochanza oeaite
Machination, a Maqnlnaoioa; ooi^anelQai
Machinator, A Maquinador.
Machine, A MAquina; invendon; traniA
Maohineiy, a Maqolnaria, maoiiiiea.
Machining, a. l/> qne perteneoe i k»a i^aa
tea Bobrenataralea de on p^joroa.
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MAQ
Machinist, «. Maqnintota.
liackerel, «. (lot) Sabalo.escombro. Hor9^
mackerO, (let) CJaballi^alacha.
Macroooam, a. Macrocoamou
Macrolog7, «. Charlataneria, prosa.
Maetatlon, a. Inmolaclon, aacrificio.
Macnia, $. Mikmla. manohA, tocha, lanar.
To MacnUto, va. Mfusnlar, manchar.
Maculate, <k Manebado, macalado.
MacQlation, «. Mancha« mancUla, lunar.
Mad, (k Loco; Insensato, deaesperado.
MadatD, «. Madama, aefiora.
Madapple, «. (Bot) Berongona. [atnrdido.
Madbrain, Madbralned, a. Loco, inscnaato;
Madcap, «. Locaria& onto. [quecerse.
To Madden, ra. Enloqneeer. — vn. Enlo-
Modder, «. (Bot) Babia, plants. Madder-
roots^ BnbU en rate.
Madheaded, a. Focoao, anto)adizo.
Madhouse, a. £1 hospital donde encierrsn
!os locos. •
Madly, ad, Locamente.
Madman, «. Un loco ; inanlAtfoo ; orate.
Madnee8,«.Locara,deincnc1a; ftaror; rabla.
Madona, Madonna, a. Dicese do las imftge-
no9 de 1ft Yirsren.
Madrepore, «. (Conq.) Madr6pora.
Madrier, a. Tablon, albitana.
Madrigal, A Madrigal ; compoalcion po^tlca.
Madwort, a. (Bot) Marmblo, alisa
Magazine, «. Almacen. (Jtika.) Banta-bfir-
bara; on p«rl6dlco.
Maggot, a. Ousano. (Vnlg.) (Taprlcbo.
Maggotinesa, «. £1 eatado de lo qae es gnsa-
niento.
Maggoty, a. Oosanlento. Maggoty-head-
«a; Caprichoao, antojadizo. ftatibtieo.
Mngi, «. pi Mag3s; aabloa del oriente.
Maeic, 8. Magia negra. Natural magic,
Magia blanca. — a, Mi^co, eneantador.
Magloil, a. Miigico ; encantada
Magically, ad, Miiglcamente ; por arte de
encantamlcnto.
Magician, «. Mago, m&gico, nlgromante.
Magisterial, a. Magistral ; magisterial; im-
perioao; arrogante.
Magisterially, ad. Maglstralipente.
Magisterlalnesa, a. Mi^lsterlo; soberbia.
Magistracy, «. Magistratnra.
Magistrate, a. Magiatrado.
Magistratic, a, Lo qne pertenece A la auto-
rldad de mnglstrauo.
Magna obarta, a. La magna carta.
Magnanimity, a. Magnanimidad.
MagnanimoQS, a, Magn4nImo.
MagnaoimonsJT, ad. MagnftntoMmente.
Bfagnesia, a. Magnesia, ieche de tierra.
Magnet, 9. Iman ; piedra iman.
Magnetic, Magnetical, a. Magndtlca
Magnetically, ad, De nn modo atraetiva
Magnetlcalncas, «. La ealidad do lo qne cs
magn^tlco. [tiva.
Magnetism, a. Magnetismo ; Tirtud : airac-
Magnlflabla, a, Capnz de Ber engranaeddo.
Kagnlfleii MaguUlcfil, a. MagniJSeo, Ilnstre,
graiide. [eeplendor.
Magidflcenee, n Mttniflcencla, grandeza,
Magnifieent a. Magnueo, espl^ndldo, Inoida
MagnilloeDtly. <ui. Magnttcamente. [pio.
Magnifier, t. Paneglrlsta; lente; mlcroeoo>
MAE
To MagnUy, «o. Magnificar; oxagorar; ai»
mentar. [naoa
Magnilooaenoe, «. Altllocnenda ; fknferro
Magnitnde, «. Magnltod; t«maik>; Impoi
taneia.
Magnolia, 9. (Bot) Magnolia.
Masple, «. 2klar!ca. picaza: pega.
Mahogany, «. Gaoba 6 caobana.
To Mahometanize, ro. Mahometizar.
Maid, Maiden, if. l>oncella; eriada.
Maiden, a. Vlrmneo; virginal.
Maidenhair, t. (Bot) Onlantrilla
Maidenhead, Maidenhood, ^. Doneelles,
virglnidad.
Maldenlincffi, «. Modestla, dnlznra.
Maidenly, Maidenlike, a, Tlrginal, decenteb
— ad, Modestamente.
Maldbood, t. Virgtnldad.
Mald-marian, a. i^pecie de baile rfistieo.
Maid-serran^ t^. Crlada. [eha.
Mail, a. Mala, balija; Jaccrlna; renta; man-
To Mail, fxk, Anna con eota de malla; en-
Yolver.
Mailed, a. Cnblorto eon cota de malla.
To Maim. va. Matilar; estropear, llsiar.
Maim, «. Mntilaclon, manquera, dafio.
Maimodneas, a. MatlladoD, mancamlento.
Main, a. Principal; violento; Importanto.
Mainland, «. Contlnente.
Mainly, <id„ Prlndpalmente, primeramente.
Mainmast, «. (NAo.) Palo mayor de an navia
Mainpernor, A Fiador, segnridad, candon.
Malnprize, a. Fianza, entraga en flanza.
To Mainprlze. vo. Fiar, abmiar.
Mainsail, A vela mayor. Main-tcp-MU^
Vela de gavia.
Malnsheet «■ £scota mayor.
To Mainswotf, tm, Peijurar.
To Maintain, to. Tener; gnardar; mante*
ner, sostener; provcer. — im. Miuitener;
sostener.
Maintainable, a. Dofensable, dofbndlblo.
Maintainer, a. Mantenedor: defensor, pa<
tron. [cion; sastenta
Maintenance, a. Mantenlmlento ; protee*
Main-top, «. (N4il) Ck>Ca mayor 6 de eavia.
Maize, «. Maix. [to ; eoblimo.
Mi^cetic, M^estlcal, a. M^Jeetnoeo; angaa*
Majestically, ad, Mi^estaosamente.
MiO<M^c<>li>e>^ MiOeaticnesa, «. Majeetad,
pompa.
Ml^ea^, 8. yh}eBtui ; poder ; soberania.
Midor, a. Mavor ; mas grande.
M4or-geo«rai, a. (MIL) Marisoal de oampow
MfOori^, a. Mayoria; plnralidad.
To Make, va. Haoer; crear; nrodndr; eaa-
aar; ooaslonar; fonnar; flibrlear: com-
poner ; trabidar. — tn. Hacerse, yolTene ;
ir, dtrlgirse o encaminane k 7b mate
away withy Derrochar. To make for^
Dirigtrae k\ ir; Ir hacia. 7b fiuike off,
Escaparse. 7b make over^ Oeder. To
make a Jost qf^ Poner en rldicnlo. 7b
make a pen^ Ti^ar nna plnma. To
make amende^ Lidemnizar. 7b make
goody Mantener. 7b make ^ Galen-
tar. 7b make kfUHortf PnbUcar. 7b
makemerrify'Dlretiino, Tomakemiueh
€fy Aearldar. 7b make eaU, Dar 4 la
Tela. 7b make the moet qfit^ Aprore-
Digitized by VjOOQlC
MAL
obarlo todo. 7b ffui#w yowdf eatff,
PtordA y. caldado.
Make, «. Ueohon, forma, flgan.
IfakebatA, «. Zlzaflero.
Blakepcaop. a. Padflcador, conciliator.
Maker, «. Crlador; artifioe; fltbricante.
Making, «. Composiclon. catruotara, forma.
Making-iron, a. (Niu.) Hiorro Ue sontar.
Malacliite, «. Malaouitea.
Malady, «. Mai. entermedad, dolenda.
Malanders, «. AJnagaa, esparavanes.
Malapert, a. Deavergoniado, descarado.
Malapertly, ad. Descaradamente.
Malapcrtnees, «. Insolenda, atrevimiento.
Malate, c (Qaim.) Malatos; sales auimlcas.
Male, a. Mascalino. JfaU i—ue^ H^os va-
rones.— «. Macha
Bfaledietion, a. Maldiolon.
Male&ction, «. Delito, cnlpx
Malefactor, «. Malhecbor.
Maleao^ a. Maleflcio.
Maleflcent, a. Mal^fioo, maligna
Maloflolation, 9. Hecblceria.
tMaloDgino, «. Artlmana, arterb, Crampa.
BIalepraotk>B, a. Mala oonducta; ignoraoola.
Maloapirlted, a. Altivo, animoso, valeroso.
MaletT*. MalcUlla, bal^iUa.
Malevolence, a. Malerolenoia; odio, tirria.
Malevolent, a. Mal^rolo; mal tntencionado.
MalevolentiT, ad, Malignamente.
Malice, t. Mallcia, maldad, pleardia.
Malioioaa. a, Malidoso, maligno.
Maliciously, ad. Malicioaamente.
Maliciousness, «. Mala intencion, malicia.
Malign, a. Maligno; mal inolinado; oont*-
gioso. [car.
To Malign, «a. Enrldiar; dafiar; pegndi-
Malignancy, a. Malignancj, malevolencia.
Malignant. & Maligno, maltdoao ; nocivo.
MailgnaoUy, ad. Malignamente.
Maltgner, a. Mordaz, maligno, mal inten>
, cionado.
! Malignity, «. Mali^ldad, perrersidad.
Malignly, ad. Malignaroenteu
Malkla, a. Gorrona, mujer soez j viL
Mall, a. Mallo: el Juego del malia
To Mall, wk Palear. golpear con mallo.
Mallard, a. (Om.) I«vanco (madio do laa
4nade8 silveatrea).
Malleability, Malleablenesi, a MaleabUldad.
Malleable, a, Maleable, dnotil
To Malleate, «a. MarUUar. [4 martillo.
MalleaUon, 9. El acto de trab^ar ana coea
Mallet, & Maxa Serving-malM, (N4a.)
Maceta de albrrar. OaiJbing-maUet^
(Nio.) Maoeta de ealafkte. Driving.
maUst, (N4a.) Maoeta do ajostar.
Mallow, Mallowa. a. (Bot) Malva.
Malmsey, a. Malvaaia, uva y ol vino que so
aaca de ella. [veza.
Malt. a. Cebada preparada para baoer la eer-
To Malt, vn, Preparar la oebada para bacer
la oervexa. [minada.
Malt-drink, a. Beblda becha de oebada ger-
Malt>floor, a. 8ueIo para germlnar y secar
oebada.
MaUba, a. Betnn hecbo con pex y cera.
Mau-borae, a. Caballo para moler la oebada;
aote^ [germinada.
^b>kiln, a. Homo para aecar la cebada
084
MAN
Maltman, Maltater, «. £1 qne prepan j db^
pone la oebada para hacer oerveza.
Malt-mill, M. Molino para moler U oebada
germinada. •
To Maltreat, «a. Maltratar.
Maltworm, 9, Beberron, borracbon.
Malvaoeoua, a. Lo que perteneoe 41a ma^rai.
Malversation, a. MafverfiaciontprevarioacijB.
Mameluke, & Mamduoo.
Munma, a. Mam4.
Mammalia, M. Mamlferos.
Mammary, a. Maniario. [AmMoa.
Mammoe-troe. a. (Bot) Mamey, 4rbol dt
Mammet, a. Mnfieco, mufieca, titerei
Mammiform, a. Lc quo tlone la flgium dt
MammiDary. a. Munilar.
Mammillateo. a. Lo que tiene tetaai
Mammon, a. Eiquezaa.
Mammonlst, «. Mondano, avara
Mammoth^ teeth, 9. pL Dientes u hneaoi
petriflcadoai [Edad rlrlL
Man, a. Uombre, criado. JToA'a Mtol^
To Man, «A (N4a.) Tripular, amiar. Gnai^
necer. [aa&
Manado, a. Manilla. JTanooIaa, pL Espe-
To Manacle, DO. Manlatar; atar con cemeaa.
To Manage, to. j n. Man^}ar; condiiclr;
gobemar: dlrigir; administrar; domar.
Manage, a. Manejo; administradon.
Manageable, a, Mandable: d6cii, trataUe.
Managoablencas, a. Dodlldad; manaedam*
bre. ^trndenda, negvickk.
Management, a. Mancyo. administradoa;
Manager, a. Admlnistrador, director; em-
presario; liombre eoon^Smioou
Mancbe, a. Manga. [veiieDoaiL
Mancbinod-troe, «. (Bot) Manzanillo, 4rbol
Mandplo, a. £1 administrador de on ooieglo
6 comunidad.
Mandamus, «. (For.) Bespacbo quo da ea
nombre dd rey d tribonal Uanuido Khi^
Bench,
Mandarin, n Mandarin; mandarine
Mandatary, a. Mandatario. [dif.
Mandato, a. Mandate; 6rden; encaigo, po-
Mandator, a. Director.
Mandatory, a. Preceptivo.— a: Handatarlo.
Mandible, «. Mandibula, qu^adit
Mandibolar, a. Mandibular.
Mandillon, a. Eq>ede de casacas y diaqootaiL
Mandolin, a. Bandolin 6 bandola. [gor&
MandragonL Mandrake, 9. (Bot) Mandr^
Mandrel, 9. Polea dd torqero.
Mandacable^ a. (Comestible.
To Manducate, va. (}omer, maadocar.
Manducatlon, a. Mandacadon.
Mane, a. Grin 6 din de cabaOa
Maneater, a. Caribe, antrop6fiigo.
Maned, a. Oinado, crinito. [lot cabaUen
Manege, 9, Plcadero, dtio donde ae adiestxw
Maneqnin, 9. (Pint) ManiqnL
Manerial, a. SeSoriaL V. Manorial
Manea. a. Manea, las almas de loe muerloc
Manesheet, a. La narte de la maota del m-
ballo qne cubre la cabexa. [ada
anfuL a. Bravo, valiento, anImoaiH eifrr
ManAUIy, ad* VaUentemente.
Manfulneas, a. Yalentia, ralor, 4niino.
Manganese, a. Manganoaa, alahandiaa
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MAR
JiMgoorn, 9, Orano de diverSM espedes
mezolAdas.
Mange, «. Bofla, sarna pcrrnna.
Manger, & Pesebro. (Ndn.) Ca^A de agua.
Maneinc68, s. Sarnazo, rofia; comczon.
To Mangle, va. Despedazar ; nmtilar, estro-
pear; dar prenaa V luetre u las telas; ale-
cbngar. Htfex.) Encarrujar.
Mangle, s. Calandria, m&qoina para pallr,
^isar, plegar 6 rizar las tolas.
Mangier. «; Destrozador; prensador, ploga-
dor, rizador. [las telas.
Mangling, a. Despedazamicnto: el prensar
Mingo, Mangostan, 8. Fmta do las laias Mo-
lucas. [grandes.
Mangonel, «. M^qnina para arrojar piedras
Mangrove, i. (BoL) Mangle, 4rbol
ManK74 o^ Sarnoeo.
Manhater, «. Misintropo. [valor.
Manbood, a. Y Irilidad. (For.) Masculinidad ;
Mania, «. Mania.
Maniac, Maniacal, a. Manidtico, maniaco.
Maniac, 9. Loco, manidtico.
Manicbean, Manicbeo, a. Maniqueo.
Manicbelsni, «. Maniqueismo, la hcrc|jia de
los Maniqaeoa. [sico.
Manichord, a. Manicordio, instmmento mil'
Manicon, «. (Bot) Espocie de yorba mora.
Manifest, a. Manlfiesto; patente.— «. Mani-
flesto. [mostrar.
To Manifest, co. Manifestar, doclarar; de-
Manifestable, a. Mostrable, demoetrable.
Manifestation. «. Manifestacion, declaracion.
Manifestly, ad. Manifiestamento, evidente-
menta.
Manifestness, «. Evidenda clara 6 patente.
Bianifesto, s. Manifesto,
liianlfold, a. Mucbos, varies, diferentea.
Manifoldly, ad. De mncbos modos.
Manifoldnesa, a. MaltipUcidad.
Maniglions, a. pk (Art) Mantros de on cai^on.
Manioot, Manioc, a. (I»ot) Cazabe, ynca.
Manikin, «. Uombredllo, bombre p4»quefio.
Mantlle, Manilio. a. Manilla; Jaego do naipes.
Maniple, a. Manipnlo; puflado.
Manipnlar, a. Lo que pertenece al manipulo.
ManlpDlation, a. Manlpulacion.
Manklller, a. Homidda. rbrc«.
MankiUing, n, Aoostambrado A matar bom-
Mankind, a. £1 g^nero bumano.
Manlike, a, Varonil. .
Manleas, a. Sin hombres, sin gonte.
BCanllnes^ «. Yalentia, valor, brio, dnimo.
Manly, a. Varonil, valiente. Maniy tea-
man, Marlmacbo.— rtA Varonllmente.
Manna, a. Mand. (hlM.) Mand.
Blanner, a. Mnncra; modo; gdnero; ademan ;
traza.— ^^ Modalcs, urbanidad, crianza.
Mannerist, a £1 que es amanerado. [rania.
Mannerliness, «, urbanidad, poUtica, oorte-
Biannerly, a. Gort«a, urbano, atento.— ii(f,
Urbanamente.
Mannikin, a. Hombredllo, enano.
Mannish, a. Haroano; varonil, masoullno.
Mancsavre, •». Maniobra.
To Manffiuvre, tm. Maniobrar.
Manometer, s, Mandmetro. Tfeado.
Manor, a. Seflorio 6 Jorlsdicdon terntorial,
Manor-bonaa, Manor-seat, a. Casa solariega;
mansion seflorial.
Manorial, a. SeftoriaL [da; casa rectortl
Manse, a. Cort^o, grai^a.~(Mex.) Haden-
Mansion, a. Mansion, morada, residenda.
Manslanghter, a. Homicldio casual
Manslayer, a Ilomioida. (bresL
Manstealer, a. £1 quo burta 7 vonde nom>
Manstealing, a. Hurtar houibrea para ven*
derlos.
Mansuetnde, a. Mansodumbre. [nea.
Mantel, Mantel-piece, a. Keplsa de cblme-
Mantelet, a. Gapotlllo, manteleta. (Fort)
Mantelete.
Mantigcr, & Y. Baboon.
Mantle, «. Manto, capa, mantilla.
To Mantle, va. j n. Cnbrir; extender laa
alas; Tegoc^arse; espumar; extendorM;
bervir.
Mantling, a. (B1a&) Mantelete.
Manto, $. Toga, manto.
Mantua, a. Yestldo de senora.
Mantuamaker, a. Modist^ batera.
Manual, a. Manual. — a. Manual.
Manubrium, a. Manubrio, la empufladum d
de nn instcnmenta
Manudoction, a. Quia, ayuda.
Manududor, a. Gola, gnlador, conductor.
Manulkctory, a. Fabrics; ihbricacion.
Manu&cture, a Manufiictnra, l&brica, obra.
To Manu&oture, «a. Fabricar, mannfac-
turar.
Manufiutnrer, a. Fabricante.
Manumission, a. Manumision. [al esclava
To Manumit, «a. Manumitir ; dar libertad
Manurable, a. Labrantio, cultivable, [lar.
To Manure, fo. Cultivar ; abonar. esterco*
Manure, a. Abono, esti^rool ; fiemo.
Manurer, a. Labrador.
Manuscript, a. Manuscrlto.
Many, a. Mucboa, mncbaa. So many^ Tan*
toa.— a Muchedumbre, multitud, gente.
Map, a. Mapa, carta geoprdflca.
Maple, a. (Bot) Arce, pldtano falsa
To Mar, «a. Ecbar d perdcr, dafiar, i^Jnriar.
Mar, a. Lago peqneflo. [munion.
Maranatha, a. Maranata, formula de cxco*
Marasmus, a. (Med.) Marasmo.
Marauder, a. Merodeador ; pillador.
Marauding, «. Merode, pccorea, pilli^^
Marble, a. Mdrmol ; bolilla con quo Juesaa
loaniAoa. [Corteajaspeadosi
To Marble, aa. Jaspear. Marbled leaves
Marble-hearted, a. i>uro, inexorable, insen-
sible.
Marcasite, a. Marqnesita, piedra metdllca.
To March, vn. Marchar, caminar ; limitar.
March, a. Marzo. (MIL) Marcha.
Marching^ a. Mordia ; peso de tropas.
Marchioness, ^. Marquesa. [duloe.
Marchpane, a. Mazapan ; g6nero do pasta
Mardc^ a. Macilento, raagro ; extonuodo.
Marcor, a. Magrura, flaqueza 6 Hacura.
Mare, a/. Yegua; peeadilla.
Margarita, a. Margarita, perla. [dad.
Margin, a. Mdrgen. horde, orilla 6 extremi*
To Slargln, va, Marginar, margcnar; lin
dar, oouflnar.
Marginal a. MarainaL
Marginally, ad. Al mdzgen. [naa
To Slaiginata, «a. Margeuar; d<Jar mvga
Marginatad, a. Marginado.
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MAR
Harcnve, t. Manrnve d« Alemania.
Marfeta, •. (Bot) Espede de rioU 6 Tloleta.
Marieold, t. (Bot) Calendula.
To ifulnate, <v>. £scab«eh«r peecadofl.
Marine, a. Maiino.— «. Marina
Mariner, «. Marinera
Marioram, a (Bot) Melorana, alinoradnx.
Mai^tal, a. Marital
Maritime, a. Maiitimo, naval.
Marie, a. Marca, ae&al, nota; pmeba; ob-
servacion, nota.
To Mark, ra. Maroar, scfialar; notar, ad-
yertir, obaenrar.— vn. Beparar. [goa, etc
Marker, a. Mareador; tantcador, en losJne-
Marketft.Mercado; venta; compra. (Amer.)
Plaza. [en mercado.
To Market, va. Mercar. comprar 6 vender
Marketable, a, Vondibio ; oorriente ; de
deepacbo ; de ley : de reclba
Market-dav, «. Dia de mercado, 6 pbza.
Market-folVa, a. c^ Placeroe 6 verdaleroe.
Market-maid, a. Yerdnlera; plaoera.
Market>man, a Plaoero, el qoe va al merca-
do £ vender. [cada
Market-place, a. Mercado 6 plaza de mer-
Market-price, Market-rate, a. £1 precio oor-
riente.
Market-town, ». Pnablo de mercado. [to.
Marksman, a. Tirador ; el one tira con aofer-
Marl, a. Marga. [Tnncaflar nna vela.
To Marl, «a. Manar. Jb marl a saii^
Marline, «. (N&n.) Merlin ; para liar loa cables.
Biarlinespike 6 Marling-aplke, «. (Ndu.) Pa-
Bador.
Marl-pit, «. Margnera, veta de marga.
Marly, c&. Margoso. [mombrilloa.
Marmalade, 9, Mermelada, conserva de
Marmorean, a. Marm6reo.
Marmoset, a. Mlco peqn^o.
Marmot, Marmotto, a. Marmota.
Marqnetry, a. Marqneteria, ataracoa.
Marqala, «. Maroaes, Utnlo de dignidad.
Marqniaate, «. Marqneaado.
Marriage, ». MarldiOe; matrlmonia TAe
marriage artMet^ Bl eontrato matri-
monial
Marriageable, a. Oaaadero, nnbiL
Marrieo, a. Oaaado, matrimonial, oonjngaL
Marrow, a. Tndtano, meollo. (Prov.) Com-
paflero.
Marrow-bone, t. Gafia 6 bneso mednlar.
Marrowfkt, a. (Bot) GoiMUite * espede de
legnmbre.
Marrowiah, a. Mednloso. [tadtano.
Marrowlees, a, Lo qne no tiena medola 6
Marrv,in^tf;:/.DecIertol cabalito! lodicbol
To Marrv, va. Casar.— im. Caaar 6 caaarM.
Mara. «; Marte. (Qnim.) Hierro.
Marsh, a. Pantano; ci6neffa; lagnna.
Maxsh-mallow, n (Bot) Malvavlsoo, altea.
BCarsh-marlffold, a. (Bot) Yerba centella.
Marshal, a. Mariscal; maestro de ceremo-
nias. [rector.
To Marshal, va. Ordenar: gniar como dl-
Marshaller, a. Ordenador, director.
Marshalsea, a Oorte dd mariscal de palado;
nna oiroel de L6ndrea.
BCarabalabip, 4 MariacaKa, marlscalata
Marsh-elder, 4 (Bot) Eapeole de gneldek
Marsh-rocket, a. (Bot) fispeela de berro.
636
MAS
Marshy, a. Pantanoao, oenagoeo.
Mart, a. Emporio ; almonecb; alhcja.
Marten, 9. Marta. (Om.) Avion, vene^
Martial, a. Marda] , goerrero ; militar.
Martin, Martinet, Martlet, 9. Avion, €
degolondrina; venceja
Marttngal, a. Martingala* samamL
Martinmas, a. Dia de 8. Martin, el once da
Noviembre.
Martvr, a. MArtir. maltratado.
To Blartyr, va, Martirizar; maltratar.
Martvrdom, a. Martirio.
To Martyrize, va. Martirizar; maltratar.
Marvel, a. Maravilla, prodigia
To Marvel, vn, MaravlUar; mamvilteTae;
pasmsrse de alenna com. [rabkk
Marvellous, a. Maravilloeo, paamoao, admi-
Marvellously, ad, MaravlllosamentB.
Marvellonsneas, a. Maravill^ eatraAesa, ala-
golarldad.
Mary-bud, a. Y. MariaokU raUertoc
Maacle, a (Bias.) Maaclc^ k)aanjea hoeooe 6
Maacullne, a. Mascollno. varoniL Jfoaea-
Une tooman^ Marimaeho.
Mascollnely, ad, YaronihnentaL
Mascnlinenefl^ a Masonlinidad ; virfMad.
Mash, a. Batnrrillo; revoltfllo; ftrrago;
mezcia; malla; maaa.
To Mash, va. Aniasar; mezdar.
Mask, 9. M&scara; pretexto: dMmnlo.
To Mask, va, Enmascanr; dialhoar; diai-
mular.
Masker, a. Mtecara.
Maslin, a. M^solado: dlceae de loa granos.
Mason, 9, Albaiill ; framason. ^framas(»n«l^
Masonic, a. Ma86nico: de U sodedad de ka
Masonry, «. Albafilleria: franemaaonerta.
Masquerade, a. Mascarada; mascara; mc»)l-
ganga, divfhiz. (zaraa.
To Masquerade, «fK Enroaeoaiaiaei, dbft*>
Masquerader, a. MAscara.
Masa, a. Maaa, monton ; misa; fleata.
Massacre, a. Carnioeria, matanza, mottaa-
dad grandsL [una earalceTia, deatroaar.
To Maancra, va, Matar atrooMCe, hacar
Masaacrer, a. Matador, aaeaUM.
Masseter, 9. Masetero, radaeolo do la qoQa-
dafnlbrlor.
Maasioot 9. Albayalde calotsada [dec
Maasineea. Maastveneaa, a. Paso, mola; aoK*
Massive, Maasy, a, Madzo, pesado, abulia-
do, ioUdo.
Mast, a. (Nftn.) Palo. Top-matta, Mastela-
ros. Main-^noMt, Paw mavor. flctr^
moat, Palo de trinqneta. Mimn mawt,
Palo de roeaana.
To Mast, va, (NAn.) Ariwlar im pala
Masted, a. Arbolada
Maater, a. Amo: seAor; maeatro; diiadoc
To Master, «& veneer; domar; gobsi^azi
— on. 6er aonerlor en algona eosa.
Masterdom, a. JOominio, nandow
Master-hand, a. Mano maeetra, maastrifc,
Maater-Jeet, a. Chtste may notabTa.
Maater-zey, a. Uave maeetra. [ea,
Masterleaa, a, Ind6mlto, rebelda; lagatiaa
Masterlineea, a. Maastria, deatreaa.
Mwterly, a, Magiatial ; tmpaxfoaa.^-iid
Msgiatralmente.
Ma8t«c>iaee^ 9. Obra 6 pleca maaitra.
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Masier-tinew, «. (Alb.) Tendon de U euar-
Ullft. [nencU; magisterio.
IhEastereblp, «. Dominlo; maostm; preemi-
Master-string, ai Cuerda principal
Master-etrokei, «. Qolpe dfe maestro.
Master- wort, t. (Bot.) Imporatorla.
Maaterr, *. Ma^storio; uorainio; prccml-
nencla; maostria. [buooa 6 castafias.
Mastful, a, Lo qao abnnda do bellotaa, fo-
Mastic, 9. Almficlga 6 alm/tstiga.
Mastication, «. Masticacion.
Maftticatoiy, a, Mastlcatorla
Mastlcot, «. Ancorca. V. MaMicot.
Mastiir, & Ma<)tin. [(Ndu.) Desarbolado.
Mastlcsa, a. Lo que no produce bellotaa, ice.
Mostlin, «. Tranqaillon : la mezcla do me-
tales. [Zal^ (Nacu) PalcU 6 pallcte.
Mat, «. Estera, meda SheepsHn mat^
To Mat, va, Esterar, cnbrir con esteras.
Matachin, «. Baile antigno ; mataohinea
Matadore, «. Mate 6 mat«dor. [trinoante.
Match, «. Meoba; p«\jaeia; parUdo; con-
To Match, «a. Igaalar&; competir: her-
manar, aparear. [dicnte.
Matchablo, a. Adaptable, Jgnal, correspon-
Matchless. a. Incomparable, ein IgoaL
Matchlessly, ad. Ineomparablomente.
Matchlessnoss, a. £1 obtado, do lo qne no
tiene isnial. [gnoa.
Matchlock, i. Llave de los mosqaetes anti-
Matchmaker, «. Casamentero ; pi^aelera
Mate, «. Consorte; compafiero: macho;
hembra; comcnsal. tcon^pe'*^*
To Mate, va. Casar, desposar; isualar;
Mateless, a. Solo, sin compaAero, ulto de
consorte.
Material, a. Material ; principal ; eecndaL
Materials, a. pi. Materialce.
Materialism, a Materialisma
Materialist, ». Matcrialista.
Materialitr, a. Materialidad, corporeldad.
To Materialixe, vcl Hacer material algmia
cosa.
Materially, ad. Materialmente.
Materialness, «. Materialidad, iraportancia.
Maternal, a. Maternal, matema
Maternity, a. Maternldad.
Math, a. La siega del bono. JJler-math,
Ketone del tieno.
Mathematlc, Mathematloal, a. Matemitlco.
Mathematically, ad. Matem&tlcamente.
Mathematics, a. pL MAtemilticas ; mensn-
rable.
Mathematician, a. MatemAtioo.
Mather, a. Y. Madder.
Matheiis, «. Matem&tica.
Matin, a. Mafiana— a. Matotino.
Matins, a, pi. Maitlnes. [torta.
Matrass, «. Onhi^in*) Matrai ; especie de re-
Matrtoe. a. MMris ; (ttero ; madre.
Matricide, «. Matrioidio ; matrioida.
Matrionla, a, Matrionla, lista, aaienta
To Matriculate, «a. Matricalar.
Matriealate, «. y a. Matrioolado.
Matriealatlon, a. Matrieolaoion. [marital
Matrimonial, a. Matrimonial, oonyogal;
Matrimonially, ad. Matrimonialmoote.
Matrimony, f^Matrimonio; himeneo; nnp-
daa.
Matrix, a. Maitrti; fttero; moMe; qo^.
MAT
Matron, 4/! Matrona; anolana; comadr* i
partera.
Matronal, a. Matronal
To Matronizo, va. Hacer de matrona.
Matronlike, Matronly, a. Como matM&^
seria, grave, modesta.
Matross, a, Ayndante de artllloro.
Mata, «.!)/. (N&a.)Palletes. Y. Mat.
Matter, & Materia; pas; asunto; cnestlm;
nogocio ; Importancia. Off-hand tfxat
ter\ Asuntos de coda dia. Jtiaa inai
Ur (^fact^ Es an becha
To Matter, on. Imnortar. It maUera net,
N^ Importar. What mattera U t Qa«
importa oso ? — tvx. Tlaoer oasa
Matterlesa, a. FCtttl, fill to de interos.
Mattery, a. Importante ; pumlento.
Mattock, a. Aza«Ion de peto.
Mattress, «. Colcbon.
To Maturate, va. Madurar. V. To Mature
Maturation, a. Maduracion.
MaturativeJ a. Maduratiro, madurante.
Mature, a. Madnro; aazonado; Jnicinso.
To Mature, «a. Madurar.— w*. Madnrarse.
Maturely, ad, Maduramente ; con anticipa-
don.
Maturity, a. Madnrez; edad madura. Ma^
turitf/ of a bill of^ochange^ Vendmlen-
to de una letra de cainbio.
Matutinal a, Matutino ; matutinal
Maudlin, a, Borracho, embriagado. — a. V.
Yarroio.
Maugre, ad. A' posar de.
Mavis, a. (Om.) Maids, zorzal
Maukin. a. Trapo: esp;inti^a Y. MaUUn,
To Maul, «a. Apalear, aporrear. [darrla.
Maul, «. Mazo, martillo grando. (N&u.) Ban-
Maul-stick, a. Tiento, bastonciUo de pintor.
Maund, «. Ganastillo. [don.
Maundering; a. Qu^a; gruftido; murmura-
Maundy-Thuraday, a. Ja<3ves sauto 6 Ja^vea
del mandato.
Mausolean, a, Sepuloral [co y suntuoso.
Mausoloum, a. Mansoleo, sepnicro magnifl-
Mauther, a, Mozuela boba.
Maw. a. Gni)|ar; bucbo, molleja.
Mawk, «. Ousano : muior desallflada.
tMawklngly, ad. DesaliAado, 'desaseado.
Mawkish, a. Desag^radable al paladar; as*
querosa [dad.
Mawlcisbnesa, a. Repugnancla; asqneroal-
Mawky, a. Qusaniento.
Maw-worm, «. Lombrlz.
Maxilhtr, Maxillary, a. Afazilar.
Maxim, a, MAxima, sentenda, azioma, regla.
Maximum, «. Lo sumo ; lo mas alto.
May, Signo verbal de la lengua inglesa qiM
sirve para fornaar algunos tiempoa del
subjuntiro 6 del mode potendal May
se nsa para expresar el poder, enando
equlvale k toner licenda, llbertad, fkoul-
tad 6 permiso, 6 cuando la slgniiioadoii
de poder ea puramente moral ^Umay
hA, Si puede ser. May algunas reeee ae
T^a como Interiecdon y se tradnoe Qjal^
Dies qulera, 6 so omite, y el rarbo aa
pone en el modo optatlyo inglei, oorrea
pondiente al Bol^antiTO en eastellana
jfayJWoelongaitioughtoaeefnyeoun*
tryy Oj(^ qne 70 Tira basta one pneda
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TOT ml patrla. May you live long and
^PPV% Viva y. l«rgo« j felicM ftfiofli
Jfaybe^ mayhap^ Acoso ; qoixa; por von-
tun.
May. & Maya V. Hawthorn.
To May, vt^. Coger llores la manana del dia
primero d« Mayo.
May-bloom, «. (Oot ) Maya, espfna blanca.
May-bug, i. (EnL) Rspode de ab€|)arron.
May-day, a. £1 dia primero do Mayo.
May-flowor, «. (BoL) Las flor«« de Mayo.
May-fly, «. (EnL) Mosca de Mayo 6 de pes-
otdorea. [de Mayo.
May-ffame, «. Jaego, fiesta del dia primuro
MaV-Iady, May-queen, t. Maya, la qae pre-
slda la fiesta de Mayo. [vailos.
May-Iilr, «. (Bot) Efomero, Ilrio de los
May-pole, a. Mayo; palo del mos de Mayo.
May-weed, «. (Bot) Manzanilla loca.
Mayhem, «. (For.) Mutilacion.
Mayor, «. Corregidor, el magistrado prlnd-
{mU do ana cludad.
Mayoralty, a. Correglmiento; el emploo y
oficio del corregidor.
Mayoress, t[f. Correddora.
Mazard, «. (Vnlg.) Qu^jada.
Mazarine, a. Un inodo particalar do guisar
avea. (^Mex.) Mancerina.
Mazarine-blue, «. (Tint) Azul oscuro.
Maze, 9. Laberlnto; enredo; duda; perple-
Jldad. [fundir.
To Maze, «a. Dcsearriar ; estravlar ; con-
Mazy, a. ContOBo^ perplejo, embrollada
Me, pron. Me, el caso oblicao de /, To. Do
me the fiivor^ Higame V. el faTor. JTe-
think^xo ^{Qjiso.
Mcacock, a. Uombre afemlnado y gurm-
mino; nn oobarde.— a. (^borde, timldo,
pusiUinlme.
Mead, $. AgoamleL [prado.
Mead, MeiMow, «. Pradern, praderia, vega,
Meadow-satfron, «. (Bot) VnTorita.
Meadow-sweet, Meadow-wort, «. (Bot) Ul-
maria, barba de cabra.
Measer, a. Magro, onjuto ; pobre, ham-
briunto. Meager mupy Sopa de ▼i^rnes.
fTo Meager, va. Enflaqueoer.
Meagerly, ad. Pobrumonte.
Meaffome^s, a. Falta de cames; escasez.
MeaT a. Ooraida; harina; (ragmento.
To Meal, «a. Boclar, mczolar.
Mealman, «. Uarinera
Mealy, a. Ilarinoen.
Mealy-roontbed, a. Timldo en la aparicn-
cia; doble, falso, que engafla. [blar.
Mealy-monthedness, A Uipocresia en «i lia-
Mean, a, Baio, vil, despreciable. A mean
action^ B^eza, vileza. In the mean time^
MeantohiUj I'nterin, entre tanto, mlon-
trastanto. — a. Medio; m«>do; forma; in-
tervalo ; interim. JBy all m«an«. Be t«>do8
modes; sin duda. MeanSf pi. Medios;
caudal, rentas.
To Mean, vn. llaoer Intenclon ; bacer Animo;
pensar; proponerse de hacer alguna cosa.
— ta. Slgnificor, dar i ontender; intentar,
pretender.
Meander, «. Laberinto. Y. Maae.
To Meander, va. Bodc«r.~t>n. Serpentear.
Meandrian, a Serpentino, tortaosa
MED
Meaning, «. A'nlmo, Intendon, Tdr^iad^
desiguio ; sentldo, slgnlflcado, Inteligukci^
Meanly, ad. Medlocromento; l>%f«meo(e;
vilmoote; firoseramente.
Meanness, «. Bijeza; vlleza; taeiAeria.
Meant, pret r pp. del Torbo To Mean,
Mease, «. Modida 6 porcion de alguna cosa.
Meatilea, «. Sarampion.
Measurable, a. Mensurable: llmltada
Measurabienesa, a. Mensurabitldad.
Measurably, ad. Mesaradamente.
Measure, «. Medida; pmporcion; diapoal'
don ; oompas ; canUdau ; moderadon ;
onediente; medios.
To Measure, va. Medir; j^nstar, pn^xir-
donar; diatribuir.
Measurelosa, a. Inmenso, imnensarable.
Measurement, «. Medida. Meaeurement'
bilL (N&o.) C^ertiflcaclon del porte de los
navioo.
Measurer, «. Medidor.
Measuring; a. Mediclon, medida.
Meat, a. Came; vianda. Soiled meat, Co-
cldo. /Stewed tneat, Estofiulow Minced
meat, PicadUla Jioaet meat, Asado.
Baked meat, Came asada en el homo.
Fried meat. Came frita. SroHed meat,
Came asada en parrillaa. Cold meat,C9nke
flambre. JUathed meal, Goisado. Pre
served meate, Viandaa preservadas.
Meated, a. Allmentado, comldo,8iistentado
Meath, a. AgnaraieL
Meaty, a. Caraosa
Mechanic, Mechanical, a. Medtnloo; serrll;
diestro en la mecinioL
Mechanic, e. MecAnioo, arteaaoa
Mechanics, a. pL Meoinlca, la mecinfca, la
maquinaria.
Mechanically, ad. MedLnicamentSk
Mechanician, a. Mecimico, maqatnista.
Mechanism, e. Meoanlsmo ; el artUldo 6
estrnetura de algnn caerpo.
Mechanist, a. Maquinista.
Mechlin, a, Dieese de ana dase de ei%c^
Mochoaoan. «. (Bot) Mechoacan. V. Soam'
mony.
Meconium, «. Meconlo; el primer •xera-
mento de los nifios recion naddoa.
Medal, «. Medalla; mooeda antigua.
Medallic, a. NumJMn&tlco; lo qae pertence
& las medallas.
Medallion, «. Medallon. (Arq.) Medalkm.
Medallist, a. Kumismi^tioo.
To Meddle, vn. Medlar ; meterse ; iAgarlfBttk
Meddler, a. Entremetido, intrigante.
Meddlesome, a. Entremetido, trafiigoii.
Meddlesomene8^ a. EntremetimientOL
Meddling, «. Interposioion, impntineiits^
Media, s. pL Medioe ; itsaae ea logar dm
Mediums,
To Mediate, ffn. Medlar.— vo. Procarar, b
dlltar un i\Juate; diligendar, Ao.
Mediate, a. Medlato; medio; interpQflstew
Mediately, ad, Mediatamenta. [veodoa
Mediation, «. Medladon ; Intercedon; intar
Mediator, a. Mediador, interceaor, UM^ift
nero.
Mediatory, a. Medianero.
Mediatrix,!/: Medianera.
Madic, «r(Bot) Espede de tr6bol
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liedicitbI^ a. Medlcabl«L [oMdlcIna.
M«)d:oaI, a. Medico ; lo qno pcrtenece d U
M^lonlly, ad. M^dioMnente.
Medicament, & Medlcftmeoto. [dna.
MedfounenUL a. Perteneciente 4 U incdi-
HedIoast«r« «. Medicastro, cbarUtan. [cosa.
To Medicate, ra. Uaccr medicinal a%una
Medication, 8, La aplicaciou de remediod.
Medlcinable, a. Medicinal, saiadable.
Medicinal, a. Medicinal ; mddico. [dlcina.
Medicinally, ad. Seenn las reglas de la me>
Medici De, «. Medidna ; medloamento, re-
medio.
Mediocre, a. Medlano, mediocre.
Mediocrist, i. El de medlano talcnto.
Mediocrity, «. Mediocridad, modoraclon.
To Meditate, va, Meditar; idear; trsmar,
pensar.
Meditation, «. Meditadon, discorso.
Meditative, a. Mcditativo, oontemplativo.
Mediterranean, Medlterraneoua, a. Medl>
terr&neo. \diwn^ Uno eon otra
Mediam, «. Medio: expedtente. At a me-
Medlar, «: (Dot) Nispero ; nkpera 6 nispola.
Modtev, 9, MiaoelAne^— ai Miato, oonAiao.
Medullar, Medullary, <K Madnlar.
Meed, «. Premio ; preaente ; don, regalo.
Meek. a. ApaciblOi manao; tratable: ha-
njilde. [dulciflcar.
To Meekeii,«a. Amanaar, Bnavizar; templar,
Meekly, ad. Mansamente. [znra.
Meekness, b. Mansedambre ; modestia ; dot-
Mcer, a.jB.'V. Mere,
To Meet, twi. Encontrar; tropezar. — vn.
Encontrarse; abocarse; onon^rse, pelear;
Jantafse. To meet toUA^ Enoontmrse;
enoontrar.
Meet, a. Apto, idoneo, propio, k propMta
Meeter, «. £1 que eucueutra 6 se liace cn>
contradixo.
Meeting, a. Junta, asaroblca; enlrevista;
reunion; oonventiculo; conflaencia.
Meetnesa, a. Aptitud, oonvenienda.
Megaooam, «. £1 mnndo crande.
Megrim, A Hemicrinea, jaqueea.
Melampode, M. (Bot) Elcboro negrow
Melancholic, a. y a. Melaac61ico, tiipocon-
driaco. [mente.
Metancholily, a<2. Melanedlicamente^ trist*-
Melancholinees, «. Melanoolia, hipooondria.
Melanchollst, a. Persona bipooondriaea.
Melancholy, «. Melancoltai, bipocondiia;
tristeza.— a Melancdiico, t6trica
Melanogogue, «. Melanogooos.
Melaaeea, a. Melaza. [lania onquistada.
Melioeria, a. (Cir.) Melicerls ; eepecie de
Melicotoon, a. Melocoton, damaaeo.
Melllot, A (Bot) Meliloto. [flear.
lb BfeHorate, 9a. Mcjorar, adclantar; boni-
Melioration, «. Mejoramiento, mcdora, ade-
lantok [miel.
MeHiferona, a. Melifero ; lo one produce
MelHfloaiion, e. El aoto 6 arte ae roelificar.
Mellifluence, a. Mellflnidad, dulznra, auavi-
dad.
Mellifluent, Melliflnona, a. Mellfloa
Mellow, a. Madpro; meloso; blando; aaare.
To Mellow, «a. Bazonsr, madnrar, ablandar.
— «»». Madurar, madnrarse. [sidad.
Mellowness, ». Madnresde losfhitos: mclo-
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Mellowy, a, Blando. auAve; nntnoao.
Melodious, dw Melodioso, suave al oidOw
Melodioualy, ad, Melodioaamcnte.
Melodiousness, a. Melodia.
Melodrama, a. Melodrama.
Melody, s. Melodia, dulzura.
Melon, e. (Bot) Melon. fVaUfr-melo% Zaa*
dia. Putillas. [melon de montci
Melon-tblstle, a. (Bot) CTordon cabezudo
Melrose, «. Miel de rosas.
To Melt, va, Dorrctir, Aindir ; disolvcr;
Ablandar; evaporar.
Melt, A V. MiU.
Melter, A Fundidor. ['Arifio.
Melting, A Derretimlonto; enternoclmientO)
Melting-cone, a Cono fbsoria
Meltingly, ttd, Tiemamente. [dorreUrsa.
MeltlnxuMS. a La disposicion & suavlzarse;
Melwel, A (let) Merlnza; pescado de roar.
Member, A Miombro; ol&usula; individuo.
Membered.a. Membrudo, furtacbon. (Bias.)
Membrada
Membw«blp,A Oomunldad, sododad, union.
Membranaceous, Membraneous, Mombra-
noua, a, Mombranosa
Membrane, a Membrana.
Memento, a Becnerdo; mcmorfa avisa
Memoir, a Memoria, relacion, narrativA
.Memorable, a. Memorable, memoranda
Memorablv, ad. Memorablemente.
Memorandum, a Memoria, nota, apnnteA
tMemorative, a. Conmemorativo
Memorial, a Memoria; monumento; nota;
petidon, memorial.
Memorialiat, a Memorialista ; supltcanta.
To Memorize, t^ Becordar, hacer recordar.
Memory,A Memurla; fluna, gloria; recuerda
Men, A p^ de Man.
To Menace, «a. Amenazar ; Inlimidar.
Menace, A Amenaza.
Menacer, a Amenazador.
Menage, a. O>lecdon de animaleA [ra.
Menagerie, A Golccdon de animales; leone-
To Mend, to, Ckimponer; rcparar; m^orar;
enmendar.
Mendable, a. Benarable, oomponiblA
Mendadotts, a, Mendoso, mentiroso, on^-
fioso.
Mendacity, a Falsedad, mentlra, enga&a
Mender, a Enmendador, reformador.
Mendioancy, A Mendiguez, mendicidad.
Mendicant, a, Mendieante.— A Mendicante
Mendicity, A Mendicidad, mendiguez.
Menial, d. Servil.— A Criado domctttico, sir-
viente. [maierX
Meninges, A jpL Meninges (dura y p4a
Meniscus, a ((}'pt) Meniitco; mnulA
Meniver, A (iris; piel de gria
Menolosy, a Meuologio; el martirologio ila
losgnegoA
Menow, a (let) V. Minntno.
Mensal, a. Lo due perteneoe k la mesa.
Menstrual, a. Menstrual ; mensnal.
Menstruous, a Menstrua [ve&to
Menstruum, a (Qnim.) Menstrno, dJiol
Mensurability, a Mensurabilidad.
Mensurable, a. Mensurable.
Menanral a, Pertenedente & la medida.
Mensuration, a Medidon, medidA
Mental, a. Mental, Intelcctual
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Mentally, ad. Mentalmentc
Mention, t. Mendon, rccuenlo.
To Mention, iw». M«ncionar, recordw.
MenyMthes, «. (Bot) Menianta.
Mephitis Mephltloal, a. Mef itico ; liedlon-
de. Mephilie ga^ Gns uief itico ; el azoe.
Merarlty. fc PnrcM, cisridad.
Mercantile, a. Mert-antll.
Mercenarlness, «. Venal Idad.
Mercenary, a. Mercenarlo, venal. — *. Mer-
ccnario; interc&ado. [cintas.
Metcer, 9. Sedero; mercader de medlas,
Merot'ry, j». Merceria; sederia; medieria.
Merchandise, «. Mereadoria; raercancia.
Merchant, s, Oomerclante, negoolante.
Mercliant-like, o. Mercantll.
MerchanUble, a. Do baena calldad; de
despacho; do lev, corrlento.
Merchantman, k l^avio ft baque mercantll
Merdftil, a. Msericordloao, piadoeo, de-
mente, humano.
Mercifully, ad. Mlserlcordlopamento.
MereifiilneBe, «. Misericordia, compasion,
clemencia.
Mercllesa. a. Crael, Inhumano, deaalmado.
Mercllewly, ad. Cruelmenle.
Mercllessness, ^ Gnieldad, inhnmanldad.
Mercurial, a. Vivo, activo, Jovial. (Med.)
Mercurial. [otnw cu«a8.
Mercnriflcatlon, «. Mezcla de mercnrlo con
Mercury, ». Mercarlo ; metal fliiido. (Bot)
Mercurial. [clon.
Mercy, i. Misericordia; clemencia; dT»cre-
Mercy-eeat «. Propiclatorlo. [tero.
Mere, a, Mero, pnro, simple ; abaolnto, en-
Merely. a<f. Simplemenie: puramente.
Meretrlclou!*. a. Meretriclo.
Meretriclonely, ad. Merotrielamente.
Merotriclousneaa, «. Puteria, puufleria.
To Mence. va. Sumergir.— »»». Hundlrse,
0nnAindirs4\
Svridlan, «.MediodU; merldlano; cenlt
erldlonal, a. Meridional
Merldlonallty, ». Sitnacion meridional
Merldlonnlly, ad. HAda el mcdiodia.
Merit, a. Merito, vlrtnd ; prenilo.
To Merit, vo. Merecer, ganar.
Meritorlona, a, Meritorfo.
Merltorlonsly, ad. Merltoriamente.
Meritoriousnes^ «. Merecimiento, merito.
Merltory, a. Meritorio.
Meritot, », Columnlo ; Jaejro de nifios.
Merle, «. (Orn.) Meria, mirla.
Merlin, «. (Om.) Ksmerejon. [casilllns.
Merlon, «. (Fort ) Merlon ; almena en los
Mermaid, «. ^irena, ninfli del mar.
Merman, «. Pescaflo fabuloso.
Merrily, ad. Ale^remnnta
M«rrimake, /*. Gandedmus; fiesta, regoc^c.
To Mcrrimake. f «. Ale!?rarso, divertiree.
Merriment, «. J&bllo; Aesta, regoo^o.
Merrlnoas, «. La disposicion 4 alegrarse 6
regocijarse.
Merry, a. Alegre; agradablo. To make
■merry, Dlvertirae ; recrearse. [ra
Merry-androw, <. Bufon, trnhan, chooarre>
Ucrry-meetlng, Merry-inaking; «. Jarana.
(Mex.) Jolfforlo, nn gandeimos.
Merry-thongbt, t, Hvofio de la pcchnga en
laaavoa.
MET
Movlon, «. Inmerdon.
Meeeema, «. imper*. To pfenso ; me fm
rece ; soy de poreoer.
Mesenteric, a. Meeentdrica
Mesentery, «. (Anat) Meeenterlo. entresOou
Meseraie. a. Meseralco 6 mesent6r1oa
Mesh, c Malla, la abertnxa que tlene la ml
entre nudo y nndo.
To Mesh. 9a. Enredar ; coger on la red.
Meshy, a, Betioular, hccho de malla eomm
red. fccrealeau
Meslin, n. Tranqoillon. la mezela de ffranw
Mesocolon, a. (Anat) Mesoedlon.
Meeologarithm, «. Mesologarltma
Mesa, «. PUto; rancho; pordon.
To Meea, <m. Corner en raneho, i esoota.
Messosre, «. Menace; informe, annndoi.
Messenger, «. Mensaiero. (N&o.) Ap«r^
Messiah, & Mesiaa, (^isto.
Meesienra, 8. pi Senores: plural de miiUr
Messmate, «, Conmensal
Messuage, «. Menaje ; i^nar de caaa.
Metacarpal, a. Lo qae pertenece -al mela-
carpo.
Metaearpna, t. (Anat) Metaeorpo.
Metaohronlsm. a. Metacronismo.
Metage, a Medida del carbon de nledi*.
Met, pret. y pp. del verb© To JuH,
MetiU, A Metal ; corsje, ORplrito.
Metaleptlcallr, ad, Por traspoeieloD.
Motallic, a. MetAllco.
Meta]liferon^ a. MeUlUkra
Metalline, a. Metal loo.
Metallbt «. Metalario.
Metallography, «. Meta1ografl«L
Metallurgiat, «i Metahuin, meUl^rgloa
Meiallnrgy, «. Metalorgia. ho.
Metalman, a. Calderero ; bojalatero, estaae-
To Motainorpiiose, ro. Trasfhrmar.
Metaroorphoser, a. Tra^formador.
Metamorphoalc, a, Traslbrmado, cnnTerti<
do, mndado. [macion.
Metamoriihosia, b. MetamorfMa; trasfbr-
MeUphor, «. Metdfora.
Metaphoric, Metaphorical a. Met«f6rka.
Metaphorically, a<f.'Metai3ricamenteL
Metaphorlst, a. Metafbristik Tnl
Metaphrase, A MetaMsis, tradaodoc the-
Metaphrast «. MetalVist^ traductor Htorol
Metaphrastlc, <k Metaflristioo ; conloriBe i
la letra. [sobrenataraL
Metapbysic Metaphysleal, a. MetonsieD;
Metaphyaically, ad. Metaftsicamente.
Metaphysician, «. Metafbioow
Metaphysics, 8. Metadslco.
Metastasia, «. (M6d.) Metistasia. fao.
Metatarsal, a. Lo qne nerteneoe al metottf*
Metatarsus, t. (Anat) Motataraa
Metathesia, «. (Ret) Metitesi^ trosposklaiL
To Mete, va. Modir.
Metempsychosis, 8. Metempsiooels.
Meteor, «. Metooro.
Meteorological a. Moteorol6gto(K
Meteorologist, a. Moteorologiata.
Meteorology, «. Meteorologto.
tMeteorons, a. Mete6rioa [ear.
Meter, a. Medldor. Land-metfr^ AgriiiMB
Metheglin, a Agnamiel [pteHi^
Methlnks, «. impere. Me poreee; omc^
Method, 8. M6to<lo.
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Methodic, a. Met^dico ; metodistA.
MeUiodlcal, a. Met6dlco.
Methodically, ad. Met6dfcainoDte.
Methodism, «. Metodlsmo.
Metlio<il8t, a. MetodistJi.
Methodistical, a, Metodl«Uco.
To Methodlro, urt. Metodlzar.
Mothoapht. pret del verbo MeVdnk:
tMetlcuTous, a. MoHculoso, medroso.
tMeticulodslv, ad, Medrosnmente.
Metonyinlcal, a. Metontmlco.
Metonyinicalljr. ad, Metoniiulcamente.
Metonymy, «, Motonlmia.
Metope, #. (A"l-) Meti»pa. [met«>p68copo.
Metopo5Copl5t, B. Fisonomista, flaonAnomo,
MetoiK>so<»py, a Melop«>6copia. [verso.
Metre, «. Metro; la inedida del verso; el
Metrical, a. Metrico, lo quo consta de versos.
Metromania, a. Metromanla, mania do ba-
cOT vcrsoa.
Metropoli^ a, Metr^poli ; capital.
Metropolitan, 8.j a, Metronolitano.
Metropoliltcal, a. Metropolitano. principal.
Mettle, a. Brio, bizarria, valor, vigor.
Mettled, Mettlesome, a. Brloso, fogoeo.
Mettletomely, ad. Briosamente, vivamente.
Mettlesomeness, a. Brio, fbego, vivaddad.
Mew, a. Jaala, cncicrro; ntaallido, maldo,
la voz del gata (Om.) Gaviota.
To Mew. ta. Enjanlar; mudar las aves nis
plnmns; manllar. [plamas.
Mowing, a, Mnd», c1 mudar las avos sos
To Mewl, r«. Chillar. llorar como un nino.
Mewler, a. El oiie grita. [bra.
Mezt-reon, a, (Bot) Meoereon, laurel hem-
Metxo-rellevo, a. Medio relieve.
Mezzotinto. a. E^lamTla do bumo.
Miasm. Miasma. <*. Mi«k«nui&; emanacioncs.
Miasmatic, a, OnntugioHx
Mica, «. (Mio.) Mica, piedra lamino^a.
Micaceous, a. Lo que cs de mica.
Michaelma^ a, Dia de San Miguel.
Mickle, a, Muclio. grandc [do.
MhTocoem, a. Microcosnio, mnndo nbrevla-
Microcosmical, a. Lo que pertenece al mi-
crocosDio.
Micography, a. MieograTia.
Micrttmoter, a. Micr6metro.
Micniscope, a. Microscopio.
Microecopic Microscopical, a. Micro5c6picow
Mid. a. Medio : iisase en composicion.
MIda, », Mtda ; gusanlllo de la flor de la haba.
Mid-age, a. La e<lail media de la vida.
Mid'Course, a. Media carrcra 6 medio ca-
mino.
Mid^lay, a. Modiodia.— a. Meridional.
Middle, a. Medio, intcnnedio.— «. Medio,
intermedio, centre.
Middle-aged, a. De mediana edad.
Middle-eartb, a, Tierra, el mundo.
Middleniosti a. Colocatlo en el medio.
Middlo-eized, a, De mediana estatura 6 ta<
inaAa
Middling, a. Mediann, mediocre.
Middllogly. ad. Medianamente.
Mi«lge, a, (Ent) Mosquito. [no Boperlor.
Miil-heaTOD, f. £1 medio dd cfoio, meridian
Midland, a. Medlterrdneo.
Midlcg, «. Media piema.
MIdlvnt, «. Media cnarcsnuk
MIL
Midmost, a. En el medio, del medio.
Midnight, a. Media noclie.
Midfifr, a. Dlafrafimia.
Midshipman, «. (N&n ) Onarflta marina
Midship-beam, a. (N6u.J Bno maestro.
Midsiiip-fhinie.A. (Ndn ) Cuailema maestra
Mid^t, a. Medio.--a. En media— prep. V
AmidH,
! Midstream, a. EI medio de nn arroyo.
i Midsummer, a, Solsticio estival. Tcamlno
Midway, a. Medio camtno. — ad. A' meiiV
Midwife, a. Comadre, partera. JUan-mii
toifi'^ Comadron. partoro.
To Midwife, va. Partear; sacar k lua.
Midwifery, a. Obsietrlcia.
Midwinter, a. Sobticio hiemal.
Midwood. a. El moillo do un boeqno.
Mien, a. Semblante.
Miff, a. Di>--gnsto, mal humor, desoontento.
Might, a. Poder, fuerza. JUiffM and main^
Suma fuerza.
Mightily, ad. Poderosamente.
Mightiness. *. Poder, potencia ; grandeza.
Mighty, a, Fnerte ; poderoso ; g^nde ; efl*
cax, importante. — ad. Bumamente.
Mfgniard, a. Blando, hermot^o, dellcado.
Mignonette, a, (Bot) Clavellina ; puntllla.
To Migrate, m. Emigrar.
Migration, a. Emlgracion.
MiJcratory, a. Migratorlo.
Mild, a. Indnlcente, aimoible, mo<lerada
Mildew, a. Molio, pelncfUa; tlzi»n. [cerse.
To Mildew, fwi. Anichlar^e.--t»n, Enmohe*
Mildly, ad. Suavemente, dulcemente.
Mildnefs. a Benignidad, dulxura, bondad.
Mile, a. Milla. mcdida de caminos.
Milestone, a. MfJ^ro, piedra mlUera.
Milfoil, a. (Bot.) Clentoenrama. [de rnija
Miliary, a. Miliar, semejante & \m granoi
Militant, a. Miiitante: dicese de la Iglesia.
Militarily, ad. Militarmente. [guerrera
Military, a, Milltar, soTdadesco, belicoso,
Military, a. pL SoMadesca. [particular.
To Militate, vd. Militar, babcr algona razon
Militia, a, Mlllcia.
Millc. «. Lecbc , licor de algnnas semillas.
To Milk, va. Ordeflar ; manirir.
Milker, a. Ordefiador. [liiotea
Milkines^ a. Dulzura, snavidad \ propiedad
Milk-livered, a. Cobarde, mesqnina
Milkmaid, af. Lechera; manteqnera.
Milkman, a. Lechora
Milkpail, a, Golodra.
Milkpan, a. Lechera ; vasija para la leche.
Milk-pottage, a. Sopa de leche. [da.
Milkscore, a. Cuenta 6 taija de leche yendl-
Milkstip, a, Mari<*a, el hnmbre aifeniinado.
Miik-thistle, a. (Bot) Titimalo, lechctrezna.
Milk-tooth, a. Diente incisivo. [na.
Mllk-trefoil, Milkweed, a, (Bot) Lechetrei-
Milk-white, a. Blanco como la leche.
Milkwort, «. (Bot) Esjtecie de cnforbia
Milkwoman, af. Lechera.
Milky, a. LActeo, laetifero ; techal.
Milky-way. a. (Astr.) Galaxia. via Wctea.
Mill,&Mollno. //orM-m/^ TahoDA. J^Wt-
ing 6 Tuck miU^ Batan. Sugar^rMU
Trapiehe.
To Mill, ra. Moler, desmenazar.
Mlll-boanl, a. C^ton mny gmeso.
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MIN
imi'eog* t. Diente d« ra«d« de moUno.
If ill-courfo, «. Canikl de mp3% de on mollno.
MilMack, «. Taravilla, citoU.
Mill-dam, «. Ksclon 6 repreaa de molinc.
Mill-dant, 9, Ilarija.
Hil1enaiian««. Milonnrio; unos 8CcUr1o&
lUIIenary, 9. y a. Mileoario; «l espacio de
mil ftflos.
Mi1)ennfal« a, Milenaiio. [aflon.
Millennianu «. Milems el cspaclo de mil
Mllleped, «. Ciontopl6s.
Millepore. «. Milofiora, especie de zo6fita
Miller, *. Molinoni.
Hilloeimiil, n. Milt'^imo.
Millet, a. (Bot.) Mijo.
MilMiopper, «. Tolva de mollna
Mlll-iM>r»e« a. Cnballo de taltona.
Milliner, «. Modl<4a; batera.
Milliner J, 9 O^eroe de modista^
Million, A. Millon, caenla
MilHoncd, a, Mnltiplicado por millones.
Millionth, a, Milion^Bimo.
Millstone, a. Mneia; pledra do molioo.
Mili-tceth, A. pL Maelas 6 dientee molares.
Mi it. a. Lechei'illaa de loa pecea. [pocca.
To MUt, ra. Impregoar las huevas de lost
Milter. «i Pes macbo. Jfiiier and Sipawn-
er. Pet marlio y hembra.
Mi It wort, A (Bot.) Doradilla. [ma.
Mime. a. Mimo, bnfon, imurloiK); pantomi-
To Mlmc^ m. Bufonearse, borlarse; remodar.
Mimer. a. Mimo, bnfun.
Mimetical, a. Imitatlvo, mimioo.
To Mimic, va. Rejuedar.
Mimic a. Mimo, bufon: remeda— a. Imi-
tjitivotchanrero; mimlco.
Mimical, a, Burleeca
Mimioally, ad. Burle^camente.
Mimicry. «. Bufunada, imitacion borlesca.
Minacious, a. Amenaiante.
Minacity, a. Inclinaoion k amcnazar.
Minaret, «. (Arq.) Minarete de loa mabome-
tanoa.
Minatory, a. Amenazante, lo qne amenaza.
To MInco, va. Hacer pedazoa muy menu-
dos alguna cosa ; picar la came ; decir
an& C060 muy poco k poco ; paliar, ate-
nuor.
MiDoed-pie, «. Pastel de plcadillo.
Mincingly. ad. A' pedacitos; con afectadon.
Mind, 9. Mente, entendlmiento ; incUna-
eion; afloion; frana, deaeo; rceolucion;
parecer ; mcmoria. Of ans mind^ Und-
nimea. [dar; recordar.
To Mind, va. Notar, obMrvar, atender, cul-
Mindeil. a. Inciinado, disimesto. propenso.
Mindftil, a. Atento. cuidado&o, vigilante.
Mindfully, ad. Atentarocnte, cuidadosa-
monte.
Mindfulness, «. Atenclon, cnidado.
Mind1c6^a. Deficuidado. negligentc; noclo.
Mind-atrlcken, a. Aidtado eo el iuiimo.
Mine, pron, pon. Mio, mia. mi.— a. Mina.
To Mine, m. Minar.— «<>, Minar; dafiarsc-
cretamcnte. [tero.
Miner, a. Minador; minero. (Mcx.\Barre-
Mineral, a. y o. Mineral.
M innvlizers, a. pi. Loe cacrpos que pneden
fbrmar oombinacion con los inclales.
Mineralcwist, jl Mineralogist a.
MIR
Mlneraloffy, & Mineralogla. [cooftMfir
To Mingle, c<i. Mezclar, IncDrporar; juc^arr
Mingle, «. Mezcia, masa confoM.
Mingle-mangle, a. MIsceltoea. fthnodrotiL
Mingiedly, /7(/. Confbsamente.
MIngier, «.'Mezc]ador.
Minlard, a. V. Migniard.
Miniatore, A Mlniatura; r&brlca. [qo
Minikin, a. Pcqneiio,menndu.— « AJhla
Minim, «. Knano; pescadlUo;
(M6S.) Minima.
Minimum, a. Lo minirao. ,
Minimus a. Entc pequefiislmo. Fbonlta
Minion, a. Privado, favorito.— ^ LIn«fo. caoo^
Minionlikc, Miniunly, ad Regaladamentek
afecladamonte.
Minbt<'r, «. Ministro; cjocutor; Mccrdota;
agcntc; dclegado; sobstituta
To Minister, va. y »i. Mlnistrar; aocorftr:
oficiar; adniinlstrar. [sar^rdotol.
Minlstorinl. ci. Ministerial: sobordisado;
Ministcridly, ad. Ministcrialmente.
Ministrant, a. Bubordinano, snbaltemoi.
MinistraUun, a. Agenda, oomsion; tninfY.
terlo.
Ministress, ^f. Mlnistra. [da; oflda
Ministry, a. Minlsterio; cargo; incombaa
Minium, A (Quim) Mlnlo, azarcoo. [EhL
Miniver, & £1 pellejo del vientre de la ardl-
Minnow, a. (let) Yarlo, on pez peqoeAo 4a
rio. [nor, t^rmlno de nAirfca.
Minor, a. Menor, peqneflo ; inferior.— ai Ke-
Minorite, a. Menor, frailo frand5cana
Minority, a. Mlnoridad; minoria, el ^panor
n6moro.
Minotaur, a Mlnotanra
Minster, a Monasterio; igleda catedraL
Minstrel, a. Ministril; cantor; trobador.
Minstrelsv. i. M68lca de instrumentos.
Mint «. (Uot) Menta; ca.«a de monedk
To Mint, va, Acufiar, batir, monedaa.
Mintaee, «. Moneila acnfiada; bracet^
Minter, a Acnfiador; inventor.
Mintman, a. Uombre ver&ado en d arte da
acufiar roonodas. [de mo&eda.
Mintmakter, «. Superintendente do una eaea
Minuet, a. Minuete, mlnu6.
Minnm, a. Minima.
Minute, a. Menudo, pequci^o, dimfnnto.
Minute, a. Minuto; momenio; mlnnta
Ninuifi^ Partlcularidadeiw
To Minute, va. Minntar.
Minuto-book, a. Libro de m{nuta<i.
Minute-glass, a Ampolleta 6 rcloj de areaa.
Minute-hand, f. Minutera
Minutely, ad. Por menor; k cada roimita
Minuteness, a. Mlnucla; mcnudcoda; pc-
quci^cz.
Minute-watch, a. IleloJ de mlnntora
MinntioB, a. pL Minudaa, particnlaridaddi
pequefiUimas.
Minx, a. Moza atrevlda y libra.
Miny, a. SubterrAneo.
MIrade, a. Mllagro, maravina.
Miracnlone. a Milagroso, maraTfOoM.
Miraculously, ad. Milagroaamcnlec
Miroculoosnoss, a Lo roaravllloac
Mirador, a Mirador, balooo.
Mire, b. Cieno. lodo. fango.
To Mire, vn. Knacncgar. cnlodar.
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MIS
MIS
Snrincsa, 8. Lodazal
MiroWolan, «. V. Mj/roholan.
Mirror, «. Espcjo; modolo, ejemplo.
Mirth, A Alcena, rogocUo, gozo, J&bllo.
Mirtbftil, a» Alegre, jovial, gozoea
Mirtbrullj, Off. Alegremente.
MirtUleM, a. Trlste, raelanodlleo.
Miry, a. CenagoM, lodoso.
Mi.>«ccepttition, «. Mala Inteltgencia.
Mbaavoiiture, «. Desgracla, desventnro,
reves. [ratio, infoliz.
Misatlvcntnrcd, a. De^racladb, desventa-
MisailvUed, a. Mai aconitejado.
Mi^frectt*d. o. Mai dispuesto.
To MUafflrm, rtt, Aftrinar fiUsomento
Mbaitned, a. Desatinado.
MballefTAtion, «. Allegacion (Usa.
To Mlnallege, f>a, Citar algona coaa err6nea ;
falsiflcar. [pias.
Misalliance, «. AsocIadoD alianza Itnpro-
Misallied, a. Lo que forma una oulon impro-
Misanthrope 6 Misanthropist, «. Mlsuntropo.
Misanthropic, Misanthropical, a. Misontrd-
pica
MCsanthropr, a. Mlaantropfa. [de una ooea.
Misapplication, a. Mala apMcacion 6 mal nso
To Misapply, ra. Hacer mal nso de ana ooea.
To Misapprehend, va. £ntender mal, no
comprender. [falso ooncepto.
Misapprehension, §. Equlvocadon, yerro,
To Misascribe, vo. Atribuir bbamente, Im-
potar. [mente.
To Misas8f«ni, va. Tndicar, atribnir flUsa-
To Misbecome, vn, Dosoonvenir, no conve-
nir. [plo.
Bflsbecomlnft a. Dosproporclonado, Impro-
Misbecomingncss, a. Dcsproporcion ; lui-
propiedad. tndecencla.
Mtsbesot, Misbegotten, a. Ikgltlmo.
To Misbehave, tx*. Proccder mal.— rn. Por-
tarse mal.
Misbehaved, a. Deiicortcs, mal criada
Misbehavior, Ji. Malaconducta; mal paso.
Misbelief; «. Error, opinion fklsa; increduU-
dad. [opinlones.
To MiKbeltere, fm. Estar en error, toner
Mtobel1ever,'«. IncrMnlo. [blen.
lb Ml.-bcstow, CO. Dar Improp1<unento algun
Mlsboding, a. Lo qae es de ma* agUero.
To Mbcalcnlate, va, Galcalar mal. [da.
Miscalculation, t. Mal cdlculo; euenta erra-
To Miscall, Vik Nombrar erradamente.
Miscarriage, «. E'xito infelix; malparto; ex*
travia [travlarsa"
To Miscarry, V7%. Prustrarw; malparir; ex-
To Miscast, va. Tomar mal una euenta; oon>
tar inaL [varios guneroa.
Mlscel1aneon^ /i. Mezolado; ooinpueatode
Miscellany. Ml^cellaneousnesa, «. Misoelinea.
Miscbanro, ». DesgracU, desventura. infor-
turiiu, fatalldad. [ment«.
T( MiiMshargo. va. Gargar k euenta errada-
MlschieC «. Mal, dafio, peijuiclo, p^rdlda,
asrravio.
Miscl:ief-ma]c^, «. DaAador, peijndicador.
Mlschier-maklng, a. Lo que causa daflo, da-
filno.
Mischievous a. Danlno, poijudldal; per-
verso; malicloeo; trarlcso, Jugaoton.
Mischievously, acU Maltgaamente, con mail
intoncion. fcarvfi^
Mlschlevousness, a Maldnd ; mallgntuad, p4*
Mischna, c Una parte del T&^^d ^^ ^w
ludios.
Miscitation, ». Clta falsa.
To Misdte, va, Cltar fialsamente.
Misclaim, «. Pretension uial fundada
MbKMimputation, «. Cuuiputo (alsa
MisconceiU Mi^ncfptiun, a. Concvpto
equivocado, idea fidsa, frror, mala Inlell-
gencla. [ceblr una Idva falst.
To Misconceive, ra, y n. 'Iiiz^rar uial; cob-
Misconduct, «. Mala conducta, mal |Mirte.
To Misconduct, vu. Desacortar, conducirM
mal.
To Mlsoonjectnre, ta. Conjeturar mal
Misoonstraction, «. Mala cunstruccion ; mal
sentida [mente, dar mal sentido.
To Misconstrue, ra. Interprotar siniestra-
Mlaoonstruer, 9. £1 que interpreta sinieatra-
mente.
To Mis<»unae1, va. Aoonsejar maL
To Miseount, va. Gontar maL
Miscreant, «. Descrcido, impio; perverse
To Misdate, va. Fcehar fUaamente.
Misdeed, «. Crimen, delito; traqgn^slon.
To Misdeem, va. Juzgar mal ; equivocar.
To Misdemean, vn. Conducirse maL
Misdemeanor, a. (For.) Delito, crimen, tras*
greaion. Tcoea.
To Misderi va, va. Dar mala direcdon a una
tMisdesert, a. DemCHta Ida.
MliMlev«>tion, s. Piedad errada 6 mal apiica-
To Misdirect, va. Dirigir erradamente.
To MiMlLstlngulsh, va. DlHtinimir maL
MisdisfKisiilon, «. La inclinadon al maL
To Misdo, va. jn. Emu*, obrar mal, deUn*
quir.
Mi:Hl»er, c Malhechor, criminal
Misdoing, a. Ofensa, verro, falta.
To Miseuiploy, va. Abuitar; dar & una coea
an destine que no le conviene.
MIsemployment, «, Abuso.
Mlsentry, a. Entrada, anotadon errada.
Miser, «. Tacado, avariento. [nredabla
Miserable, & Miserable, infeltz, pobre; des-
Mi8erablene8s.«. Miserla; dosesperaoion.
Miserably, aa. Mlserablemente, mezquina-
menta.
Miserv, a. MtserU, desdicba; oalamldad.
To Misfiwhlon, va, llacer algnna cosa al
revea.
MIsfraaano^ «. (For.) Infldencia.
To Misform, vo. Desflgnrar. [dicha.
BOsfbrtane, a. Desgrada; deaventnra, tlea-
tMl<«foniined, a. Deagmdado, desventurado^
infeltz. [lekik
To Misgive, vn. Llenar de dudas, eansar re-
Misglvlng, A Bd7.e!o, duda, preAentimienta
Mbgotten, a. Mal ganado, adquirldo ii\just»*
mente.
To Misgovern, va. Desgobemar.
Misgovemanee, «. Irregularidad.
Misgovernraent, «. Desg«)biemo; mala ad-
minlfltradon; desbarato.
To Misgraft, va. In^erir 6 Ingi>rtar mal.
To Misgroand, va. Fundar eon males motfr
voa. [travio, error
Misgoldonce, 8. Direrdon errada 6 fUsa ; ex
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1*0 MIflfolde, Ttt. DMcaminar, UosctrriAr,
extnvlar.
Mishap, A DeflgracU, calamldad, desastre.
To MiMlietr, m. Oir mal; entondcr uiaL
To Mbinff r, vu. 8acar confi^cueucUs falsan ;
Infi-rir inaL [oial
To Mlslnfjirm, va. r n. Ififormar 6 cntenu"
MbiiuroriUAtlon. «. Aviao, nutlcia falsa.
Misiiirtiriuer, $. £1 quo eugoua coa CeJaas no-
tlclaa. [sa
Mlsintelllponce, «. Dcsavenenda ; aviso lal-
To Mi.^lnt^n^*^^ «"'• Intorpretar mat
lilslntcrprelnclon, a Fal«a Inlcnwetacion.
Mit»inu«r|)reU!r, «. Interprete falso 6 ernulo.
To Misjulu, to. Unlr, a«lecuar. lOiwtar maL
To Mbjudge, vn. Fonuar ooDccptos err6-
• neos. [radou
MbjudCTTicnt, «. Jnlcio Inlusto; i)arecerer-
To Mislay, va. Colocar maL [de su lugar.
Mblayer, a. El que deja algnna cosa fuera
To Mislead, va. Extravlar, dcMarriar; alu-
diiar, enganar.
Misleader, «. Sednctor, cnrrnpto-. [arena.
MLsK»n, 9. Trannulllon ; la mezcla do trigo y
Mlsliiclc, «. Infortiioio, dcsgracla, dosven-
tura.
To Mismanage, va, Manejar 6 conducir inal.
Misnianaf^ementf t. Mala conducto, dusarre-
glo, duspUfarro. [mente.
To Mlsmarlc, va. Marcar, sofialar Inexacta-
To Mismatch, va. Dc^^Igualar; dei^iistar.
To Misname, va. Trasnombrar, dar un oom-
bre fabo.
Misnomer. «. (For ) Termino usado para cx-
nrosar el acto indioial que e» nulo rwr lia-
Der equivocaclon en el nombre del acusa-
do. 6 liaberee puesto un nombre flngido.
To MIsobfMTve, va. No obscr^ar exacte-
mente alguna cosa. [mairimonlo.
MIsogamlst, 9. Aborreccdor del estaflo del
Misogamy, «. Aborredmiento del matrlmo-
nio.
Misogynist, «. Aborrecedor de las mqjerea.
Mlsojfvny, «. Aborredmiento de las migerea.
Mbopinlon, «. Opinion, parecer errado.
To Misfiersuade, va, rersoadir, indudr A
algun error.
Mlsnersuasion, «. Error, concepto err6neo.
To Misplace, va, Colocar mal; ponor alg<
Aiera do su lugar.
To Mbiiolnt, va. Puntnar mal algun escrlta
To Misprint, va, Imprimir mal, cometcr er-
ratas en la impreslon.
Misprint, «. ErraU de un llbro.
Misprision. K Error; desculdo.
MIsprocecding, «. Procedimlento irregular.
To ldispronounco,im. Pronanciariual; im-
propiamente.
To Mlspropiirtion, va, Desproporcionar.
Misquotation, «. Cita faba 6 equivocada.
To Misquotes va. Citar en fklso.
To Misrate, vn. Vnluar erradamcnte.
Misredtal, «. Kelacion. uarraclon falsa.
To Misreclte, va. liedtar, referlr mal alg^n
becho.
To Misrodcon, va. Calcnlar mal ; aacar mal
una ciienta.
To Misrdate, va. Beferl , rolatar inozacta>
menta.
VtarelaUon, t. Beladon lUsa.
MIS
To Misreport, va. Eapardr algnoA notidi
fklsa; propM:ar cbiameflw
Misroport, «. Chisme, cuento.
To ft'iarepreecnt, va, Uepresentar b3t%-
mecte; fabiflcar. [don fU«edad.
MisrepreeentatioQ, «. Falsedad, repreaeotar
Misreprcsenier, «. £1 que representm firiaft>
mente; chismnao.
Misrule, & Tumulto, deaArden, conAxston.
Miss, ^ SeQorita; p6rdida; error.
To Misa, va. Errar; perder; carocer; cml
tir.— rw. Fnistrarse, faltar.
MIskaI, 't Mbal, el libro de la misa.
To MIssay, va, Dedr maL
To Missecm, vn, Parecer lo qne no ea.
To Mlsscrro, va. Sen-ir mal ; no aervSr fiel*
mente. [afect
To Misshape, va. Deformar, desflgunti
Missile, a. Arrojadlzo, misible.
Mi:»ing, «. Extravlado, perdida
Miiwion, «. Mlsion; comision.
Mislonary, «. Mislonero. [MldTa
Missive, «. Carta misiva; mensi^eTO.— a.
To MlMpeakj va, Ilablar fiUdamente.— cm.
Ilablar erronoamcnto.
To Miaspel, ra, Ddetrear maL UAuu,
To Misspend, vo. Malfcastar, dislpar. oerro*
Mlsspender, a. Malbaratador, disipador.
To Mimtate, va. Sentar mal una euosti<m.
Misstatement, «. Reladon equivocada.
Mist. «. Niebla, neblina; confbaion.
To Mist, va, Anieblar, annblar.
Mi:«takab!e, a. Lo oue se puede entoider A
interprotar mal ; lo quo puede «cr eqai?o>
cada
To Mistake, va. Eqnlvocar— ©i*. Equivo-
carsc, engaAarso. To mUiake on^4 wdf^
Deftcarrlarse.
Mistake, a. Equivocaclon, ycrro, encaAo.
Mistaken, part, de To MUiate, Errado^
enfcaAaiia
Mistakenly, ad. Eqnlvocadamente.
MIstaker, «. El qne se equivoca 6 engafta.
Mistaking, a. Yerro, e9uivocadon, engaua
Mistakingly, ad. Erroneameoto, eqaivoc*-
damenle.
Mlstaugbt, f}r^ y part de To MUi^aek,
To Mli'ieach, va. Ensefiar 6 Innrulr maL
To MIstelL va. Relatar 6 narrar ftlsamentft
To Mtstemi>er, va. Destemplar ; deaurdenar.
Mister, «. SeAor; don. [no conWeiM.
To Mlsterm, va, Mombrar un nombr« que
Mistful, </. Oacnro, nebnloeo, annblada
Mbttly. <td. Osoaramente, anubladaucnte
To Mistime, va. Hacer ooaas fber< de lici::
Eo ; d€jar pasar el Uemno oporiana
tlnesa,^. vapor; aeblloa.
To Mistle, vn, Lloviznar.
Mistletoe, «. (Hot) Muerdago, llga, viecnw
Mistlike, a. Nebuluso.
MiHtoId, pr^t, y part, de To ifZctdZ.
Mist«M»k, pitrt de To HMak^^
To Mistraln, va. Edncar 6 criar maL
To Mistranslate, va. Tradudr maL
Mistranslation, a. Traducdon infleL
MiAtresa, ttf. Ama: aenora; dofta; maffitim.
MIstriaL a. Ensayo 6 experienoia mal he«k«
Mistrust, a. Descunflanza, sospedia. r< telou
To Mistrust, va. DesconOar, reco'ar. socsfM
char.
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H istrnstfol, a. Deeoonfiado, rezeloso, sospe-
choea
IfifttruBtftilly, ad. Desoonfladamente.
Mistrustralneaa, «. Descoufiaoza.
Mistrostlngly, ad. Con desconfianza.
To MLstuDo. va. Desentonar.
Misty, a, Nebulo8o, nublado. [vocane.
To Misanderstand, va. Entender xnal ; eqal-
Misunderstanding, a. Desavenencia; fnal-
, dad; equlvocacion.
Hisiisago, «. Abuso.
To Misuso, va^ Maltratar ; abusar de alga
To Miswear, vn. Durar pooo tiempo.
To Miswrito, va. Escribir mal
Mite, a. Cresa; plzca; blanca, ardite.
MItella, «. (BotjMitola.
Mitescent, a, Mitigante, mitlsativo.
Mitigable, a, Capaz de ser mfUgado.
Mitigant, a. Mitkante, lenitiyo.
To Mitigate, ro. Mltigar, aplacar, calmar.
Mitigation, «. Miti^guuon ; minoracion.
Mitigative, a. MltigaUva
Mitigator, it. Mitigador.
Mitral, a. Lo que pertenece k la tnltra.
Mitre, «. Mitra. (Ck>n.) Caracol testioeo.
Mitred, a. Mitrado.
MittcDS, «. pL Maogaltos ; mltones ; roanillas.
Mittimas, A (For.) Auto 6 decreto de prision.
To Mix, «a. Mezclar, incorporar una coea
con otra.
Mixer, 6. Mezclador.
Mixt, pari, de To Mix. Mezclado, mlsto.
Mixtlllnear, a. (Qcom.) Mistilineo.
Mixtly, atf. Mezcladameote.
Mixtion, «. Miction, niczda.
Mixture, a. Mistur^ mezcla.
Mizen 6 MIzzen, (N&u.) Meaana, MUen-
nuMt^ Palo de inesana.
Mizinaze, a. Laberinto; oonfUsfon.
To Mizzle, tm. Molllznar, lloviznar.
Mizzling, pp. Llovtznando ligeramente.
Mizzy, «. l>omcdal; barranca.
Mnemonics, «. Mnemdnica, el arto de la
memoria.
Moan, «. Lamento. qu€;]tdo, geniido, qnejau
To Mf)an, va. Lamcntar, gemir. — vri. Xa-
mentarse, qu^arse.
MoanfUI, a. Lamentable, triste, I6gnbre.
MoanfUlly. a. Lamentablemente.
Moat, a. Mota. Dry moat, Foso seco.
To Moat va. Rodcar con fosoa de agn^
Mob, a. Populacho, canalla; tumulto.
To Mob, va, Tumultuar; indtar oxcesoa;
correr & algnno.
Mobbish, a. Vil, b^o, tumnltnoso.
Mobility, a. Movlltdad, agilidad ; instabnidad.
Mocha-stone, a Piedra pareolda al <«ata.
To Mock, va. Mofar; remedar; fhisav.
Mock, 8. Mofa; risada.— a. Fictldo, bur-
lesco. (Am.) ConsontU.
Mocking-bird, a. (Om.) Cordo, cerdon.
Mock -privet. Mock- willow, s. (Bot) Ladler-
no, labl6mago.
Mocker, a. Mofetlor, cacameccdor. bnrlador.
Mockery, a. Mo(a; znmba; remcdo.
Mockingly, ad. Con mnfa, con burlik
Mocking-stock, a. Juguete, hazmerelr.
Modal, a. Modal.
Modality, a. Dlferenda acddentaL
Mode, 9. Modo; nianera; m^toda
MOL
Model, a. Modelo; patron; molde; pautiL
To Model, va. Modelar.
Modeller, a. Trazador. dlb^Jador, dlsefiadob
Moderate, a. Moderado; quleto; mediocre.
To Moderate, va. Moderar; reprlmir; tern*
plar, modiucar.
Moderately, ad. Moderadamente.
Moderateoeea, a. Moderadon, templanea.
Moderation, a. Moderadon ; fhiffalidad.
Moderator, a. Moderador; preslaente.
Moderatriz, a/! Moderadora; preddenta.
Modem, a. Modemo. Moum*^ a pk Mo-
demoe.
Modernism, a. Estllo modemo. [demas.
Modernist, a. £1 que gusta de las cosaa mO'
To Modernize, va. Rcnovar lo antiguo.
Modemuosa, a. Novedad.
Modest, a. Modesto ; oontenido, pfidica
Modestly, ad, Modeetamente.
Modesty, a. Modestia. deccnd^ pudor.
Modeety-pioco, a. Bobillo, enci^e de costiUa.
Modicum, a. Pitanza; pordon pequefia.
Modifiable, a, Lo que se puede mpdlflcar.
Modification, a Modiflcacion.
Modiflcatlve, a. Modlflcativo. [rar.
To Modify, «a. Modlficar; redndr; mnde-
ModUUon, Modillon, 9, (Arq.) ModUlon,
[Mtrte de la comisa.
To Modulate, va. Modular. [cadon.
Modulation, 8. (Mus ) Moduladon ; modifi-
Modulator, a. ModnliKlor.
Module, a. Moddo; m6dula
Modus, a. (Amer.) Iguala, forma particular.
Mohair, f Pelo de camello.
Mohammedan, a. Mahometano. [metismo.
Mohammedanbm, Mobammedisni,a. Maho-
Moidore, a. Moidore.
Moiety, a. Mitad. [tlgarse.
To Moil, vet, Enlodar; cansar; afanarsO: f»r
Moist, a. Hdmedo; Jugoso, suculento.
To Moisten, va. Ilnmedocer.
Moistener, a Ilnmedecedor.
Molstneas, Moisture, a. Humedad.
Moisty, a. H6medo, roojada
Molar, a. Molar. Molar UdK, Muelia.
Molasses, a. Mdaza, mdote, tnieL
Mold, *Moldc; tlerra. V. Mould.
Mole, a. Mola; muollc, dique.
Molecast, a Montondllo de tierra.
Mole-catcher, a. Cazador de topos.
Mole-cricket, a. Orlllotalpa 6 topogrlllo.
Molecule, a Molecula; corpfiscula
Molehill, a. Montondllos de Uerra que levan
tan lo6 topofi.
To Molest, va. Molestar; Inqnietar; Tejar.
Molestation, a. Molestia, Incomodidad, en*
flido.
Molester, a. Molestador, incomodador.
Moleetftil, a. Molesto, importuno, enfodosa
Moletrack, a. Topera.
Molewarp, a. Topo. V. M6U,
Mollient, a. Emoliente.
Mollifitble, a. Molificabl^
Mollification, a. Mollficacion : mitigadon.
Mollifler, a. Mollflcador, mitigador; emo
liente. [mitiear
To Mollify, va. Moliflcar; aquletar; aliviar
Molliner, a. Moleta peonefia.
Molten, paH. pan. de To Mfit
Moly, a. (Bot) Moll, ospcde do dosUTestri
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llolybdwm, «. (Mln.) Mclibdona fmlnerel).
fMome, M. Zot«, tonto. [to; ftiorza.
Moment, «. Momento; ImporttncU; mlnu-
Momentarily, ad, Momenuu-oament&
Momentarlneas, f. Momentinea [da.
Momentous, a. Importante, de oonseeuen-
Momentousneas, «. tmportandiL
Momentum, a. Momento ; impeta.
Mommery, a. Momeiia, fana, mojiganga.
Monachal, a. Monacal, monutfco.
Monachbm, «. Monaqulsmo, monacato.
MonotL ti. Monada, mdnade, ente simple.
Monarch, a. Monarca, potentado.
Monarchal, a. Mon&r<)uico, real, imporiaL
Monarchical, a. Monarquico.
Monarchist, a. Monarqaiata.
Monarchy, s. Monarquia.
Monastery, «. Monastorio.
Monastic, Monastlcal, a. Mon&stloo.
Monastic, a. Monie. [calmcnte.
Monastically, acL Monisticamento, mona-
Monday, «. Liines.
Monde, & (Bias.) Mnndo, globo.
Money, «. Moneda, dlnora JUady money f
DInero contante.
Money-bag, t. Taleea para gaardar dinero.
Money-changer, «. Oambista de dioera
Money-cheat, «. Ci^a, ci^a ftierte.
Moneyed, a, Adlnerado. A moneyed man^
Un capitallstiL [rero.
Money-lender, a. El qne presta dinero, usa-
Moneyless, a. Falto de df nero, pobre.
Money-matters, t. pL Cuentas de d6bito j
crodito.
Money-ecrlTener, 9. Oorredor de dinero.
Moneywort, a. (Bot) Lisimaquia numalarla.
Mongrel, a.v«. Mestizo; genkara Mon-
grel dog^ Perro mestizo. [don.
Monition, a. Amonestadon, oonsejo, preven-
Monitor, a. Amonestador, instnictor, moni-
tor.
Monitory, a. Instmetiro, monftorio.
Monk, a. Monie.
Monkery, a. Yidft mondstlcA. rria&
Monkey, «. Mono. Monkey tricke^ Mone-
Monkhood, a. Monacata
Monkish, a, Mon6sUoo.
MonkVnood, a. (Bot) Ac6nito; napelo.
Monooeroa, a. £1 Qnloomlo, monoccrote.
Monochord, a. Monaoordlo. [color.
Monochrome, a. La pintnra qne es de on
Monocotyledon, 9. (Bot) Planta monoooti-
ledon. [neo.
Monoootyledonons, <k (Boi) Monocotlledd-
Monocnlar, Monoculous, a. Mondculo.
Monody, 9. Monodia.
Mone^rvnist, a. Mon6gama
Monogamy, a. Monogamia.
Monogram, a. Monograma.
Monographic a. Monogr&flco.
Monolugian, Monologln, e. Monologlsta.
Monologue, a. Mon6logo, soliloqulo. [lar.
Monomachy, «. Monomaqola; desafioslngao
Monome. a. Monomia
Mor.opathy, a. SenslMUdad stn almpatia.
Monopotafous, a. Monop6talo.
Monopolkt, a. Monopolista, agavillador.
To Monopolize, va, Monopollzar.
Monopolizer, a. Monopolist [sire.
Mtniopoly, a. Monopolio, privllegto oxchi-
MOO
Monopter^ Monoptiffon, a. (Arq.) Mono^
terio.
Monoptlc, a. £1 qne ve con nn solo ojow
Monopyrenona, a. (Bot) Monopireoo; df
nn cueeoo.
Monospermooa, a. (Bot) Monoq>ermo.
Monoepherlcal, a. JLo que const* do lam
esfera.
Monoatlch, 9. Montetioo, mono^qoio.
Monosylhibical, a. Monosilabo.
Monosyllable, a. Monosilaba
Monotnelsm, a. Monoteismo.
Monothelst a. Monotelsta.
Monotonical, a. Mon6tono. [loiHX
Monotonous, a. Mon6tono, nniforme cu el
Monotony, a. Monotonia.
Monotriglyph, 9, (Arq.) MonotriglKb.
Monaoon, 9, Monzon, viento periodloo.
Monster, a. M6nstrao; somamente feo 4
perverso. [trae*.
Monstriferooa, 41. Lo qne prodaee radna-
Monstroslty, a. Monstruosidad. [rendot
Monstrous, a. Monstruoeo; extrailo; hat-
Monstrouuy, ad. Monstraosameaie, excesi-
ramente. [dad.
Monstronsness, a. Monsbnoddad, eBorizil>
Montanist, a. Montanista; horeje.
Montant, a. Montante, tdrmino de eagrima.
Montero, a. Oorra do cazador.
Monteth. a. Vaaya grando en que so Utui
cosas de cristal. [Men8iialmeot&
Month, a Mes. Monthly^ a. MensoaL — ad.
Montiple, a. Montedllou [roi
Montolr, 9. Montadero, montador; aperae-
Monument, a. Monumento.
Monumental, a, llecho en mcmoria dei
Mood, a. (Gram.) Mode; genio; hnmw, ea*
pricho.
Moodily, ad, C^prlchosamente.
Moodiness, & y a. Capricho; ca|ffkboa(\
extravagante.
Moody, a. Enflidado ; caprlchoso, rartx
Moon. 9. Luna
Moonbeam, a. Rayo lunar.
Moonbllnd, a. C<%ato.
Moon-caM; a MoU^ m6nstmo; bobo, to&toL
Moon-daisy, a (Bot) Bfai^uita maror.
Moon-dial, a RelqJ lunar. [media hina.
Mooned, a, Lunado, que tlene flgota M
Moon-eyed, & Qjizaino; bizoo, bfst^
Moonfem, a. (Bot) Mularla.
Moonlight, a Luz de la luna.
Moonshine, a Claridad de la Inna.
Moonstruck, a. Lunitico, looo.
Moonwort, a. (Bot) Lnnaria, flor.
Moony, a. (Bias.) Lnnailo.
Moor, a Pantano, d6naga; maijal; mora
To Moor, «a. (Ndn.) Amarrar, atar con an
elas, cablea^
Moor-buzzard, a (Om.) Espede do haloon.
Moor-cock, a (Orn.) El macho de la ocroet^
Moor-hen, ^. (Om.) Cerceta, zarceta.
Moorinff. a (N6u.; Amarra, amarradnn
Mooring'ring*^ Argollas de amarrar.
Moitrish, a. Pantanoso, ccnagoso; morisoa
mora
Moorland, a Maijal; brezal ; eria3.
Moorstone, a Especie de grantta
Moory, a. Lo que perteneoe al maijai
Moose, a Moaa, espade da denro granda
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MOU
To Hoot, vn, Disputar acerca do matcrlas
legaloe; dbcutlrjudlcialmenta.
Hoot, «. Moot-catse 6 moot-poirU^ £1 caso
legal que por estar indeciso, ca propio
para scnir de tcma en una dbcuaion eutre
lott jurbperitos.
Uooter, s, Fl quo se ejcrcita 6 cnsaja en
defender pleltoa. (Nau 2 EI artifice oue
hace Iu8 toietes. rdiflcultosoa legalea.
MootbalL, A. Sola en donae se dlsputan casos
Uop, «. Aljufifa, estropajo, rodilla para Urn-
ptar. (Dec) Maeca.
To Mop, v*t. A\|oflfar.— m. Hacer maocas.
Mop^, ». EI bombre abatido. atontado.
To Mope, «n. Dormltar; estar triste, pensa-
tivo.
Mope-eyed, a. Tuerto ; cc^to.
Mopbh, a. Atontado. estupido, adonnccido.
MopUhness, a. Abatimlento, adormecl-
mlento.
Moppet, Mopsey, «. Mufieca; gacbona.
Mopftical, a. Cegato. V. Mope-eyed,
Mopua. a (Yolg.) Pclmazo, bombre pesado,
bolgazan. {ity.
Moral cu Moral.— a Moralldad. V. MortO-
Moralist, a. Mondlsta. [moral.
Morality, 9. E'tica; moralldad; el aentldo
Moralizadon, «. Moralizacion.
To Moralize, va. j n. Morallzar; bablar 6
escrlbir aobre asuntoa morales.
Moralizcr, & Moralizador.
Morally, ad. Moralmente.
Morals, 8. pi. La moral
Moras^ a. Tantano, lavi^o.
Morbid, a. Morbo6o.
Morbidness. Morbidity, a Morbllldad.
Morbiflc, Morbiflcal, a. Morbifico, onfermo.
Morbose, a. Morboao, malsano, enfermlzo.
Mc rdaciona, a, Monlaz, maldidento, satirico.
Mordacity, & Mordacidad.
Mordant, a. Mordientc. I**^<N mordaz.
Mordant, Murdicant, a. Mordlcanto, oorro-
Mordicatlon, a. Mordimlento, mordcdiira.
Mere,a.Miis.— a</.Mas;ante8blen. Jfever
more, Nnnca mas. [faerte.
■ Moreeo, «. Filipicbin; tela de lana mny
Morel, Moril «. (Bot) CrospUUt
Moreland, a. Mon tafia 6 tlerra montnosa.
Morello, a. (BoL) Especio de cercza.
Moreover, ad^ Adcmas; por otra parte. —
COT0. Tarablcn.
Moresk, Moresque, Morlsco, a. Arabesco.
Morille, «. Orespilla. V. JtforeL
Morion, a. Morrion.
MorlMK), a. Morlsco: ar/ibigo; arabesco.
Morling, a. V. MortUng.
&[ormon, a. Nombre de una sccta rdijrlosa
ftiiidatU en 1830, nor J. Smlili, on los E.U.
Morn, Morning, a. Afaflafla.— «. Matutlno.
Morning-dresa, Morning-gown, a. Desha*
billu; bato. [Cana.
.M(.rnltig-4tar. a (Aatr.) Kl laccro de la ma-
Morocco, a Marroqui, taflleteu
, .Morose, a, Moroso; brunco, cabecndo.
Moroaely, ad, Broncamento; moroaamenta.
Moroeeneas, a. MorosMad ; mal bamor.
Morpheas, a, (Mitol) Morfoo, dioa delsuefio.
Uorphovr, a. llerpesL
Morris, V. Mbrrh-dance.
Morris- danco, a. Danza morlsca ; mojiganga.
Morris-dancer, a. £1 qne balla la danza mo-
rlsca. [ol dia de niafian&
Morrow, a. Mafiana. On the morrotc. En
Morse, a. Manati, eapocie de vaca marina.
Mor»eI, a. Bocoda
Mortal, a. Mortal ; bnmano. [dad.
Mortality, a. Mortalidad ; nmerte ; mortan-
Mortally, €id. Murtaimente; sumamenie.
Mortar, a. Mortero ; almlrpz ; caflon ; argA*
masa.' [baa
Mortar-piece, a. Mortero para diaparar bom*
Mongago, i. BtpotocA.
To Mortgage, va, Illpotecar. [hipoteca.
Mortgagee, a. El que da dinero eobre una
Mortgager, a. Ilipotecario.
Mortiferous, a. Mortifero, mortal
Mortification, a. Mortificadon ; gangrena;
maceracion.
Mortifledneaa. «. HnmiUodon.
MorUfler, «.<E1 que refrena sns apetitos.
To Mortify, va, Mortlficar; afligir.-
Mortificarse.
Mortiao, a. Cotana 6 mneaca.
To Mortlae,tMi. EnciO>i' ^n morti^*^ ^ ^
Mortmain, a. Manos mnertaa.
Mortuary, a. Cementerio ; mortnoria
Moaaio, a. y ». Moaaieo. [almlzcle.
Moschat^l, a. (BoL) Moscatcllna, yerba de
MoBoovite, a. Moscoritico 6 moscoTita.
Mosque, a. Mezquita
Mosquito, a. Moaqnito. [TremMalea.
Mo8s,«. (Bot) Mnsgo, mnsco, moha MosaeA,
Moss-grown, a, Mohosa
Mo8t*y, a. Mohoso.
Most, a. auperl. Lo mas, loo mas, la mayor
parte de. — a<L Sumamente. [comun.
Mostly, ad. Por la mayor parte; pot lo
Mote, «. Mota; ^looio.
Motet, a. (M6s.) M«»tete.
Moth, a. Pulilla, in^ecta
Moth-eaten, a. Apolillado.
Mother, e/. Madre. JfoUier'iiuIatDf Suesra.
Grandmother, AbueU. Stnhmother,
Madrastra. [uno na naoida
Mother-country, a. Patria, el pais en que
Mother-or-pearl, a. Madreperla. Mother of
thyme, (Bot) S6rpol
Motherhood, a. Matemidad. [Uudrflino.
Motherless, a. Sin madre. Mothwiesa cJiHd,
Motherlinesa, a. Matemidad.
Motherly, a. Maternal, matcrno.— ck?. Ma*
temalmente.
Motherwort, a. (Bot) Agripalma.
Mothery, a, Fecnlento, I'o qne tiene hece&,
Moth-mullein. Mothwurt, a. (Bot) PollUenk
Mothy, a. Anolillodo.
Motion, a. Movimiento; moclon; impetu:
Impulso; propoaicion; ocurrencia.
To Motion, to, Proponer, hacer una prop<^
sicion.
Motionless, a. Inmoble, Inmivll.
Motive, a. Motivo; motor. — a. Motriz.
Motivity, a. Potencia motriz. [conftisoi.
Motley, a. Abigarrado, gayado; alogartado;
Motor, a. Motor, movedor, mdril
Motory, a. Moviente.
Motto, a. Mote, aenteneia notabla
Mould, a. Moho ; molde, matriz. [aaa
To Mould, ra. Enmoheoer; rooldar; ama
Monldahlc, a. Gnpaz do scr nmoldado.
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MOV
IfouMcr, «. Moldeador, el que moldea.
fo Mouldeff vn, Convcrtirse en polvo ; dc8>
moronarse, consumlrse.
Mouldering, «. Conversloa 6 redacdon de
unit cosa en polva [esti inoho&o.
Uotil<llnu99, «. Moho; el estauo de lo que
Moulding, «. Moldun.
Mould warp, k Topo. V. JUbUk
Mouldy, a. Mobo.MX [ave?.
To Moult, vn. Mudar la plama como las
Moulting, a Muda, de las aves sua pluinaa.
Mound, «. Terrapltjn, baluarte, dique, aeto.
To Mound, vfi, Atrincherar, fortalccer.
Mount, 0. MoDte, montafia; va^iH^]o do
abanico. [ascender iu
To Mount, VTU Subtr, ascender ; importar,
Moun table, a. Lo que se puede montar 6
snbir.
Mountain, a Monte, sierra, moniofia.
Mounuin-asb, «. (BoL) Most^o, aerbal de
cazadorea. [▼i^e.
Mountaineer, «. Montafles; montaraz ; sal-
fMonntainet, «. Moniecillo.
Mountainous, a. Montafloso ; raontuoso.
Mountainousness, «. Montuosidad.
Monntain-parfaIe7,«. (Bot.) Perejil de monta
Moantant, a. Lo que se levanta en alto.
Mountebank, «. Saltimbanco, charlatan.
Mounting, «. Sublda; los ornameutos de
que una obra.
Mountingly, ad. Snbiendo. {va. Deplorar.
To Mourn, vn. Lanientar; bacer duolo. —
Mourner, a. Lonicntador; lloron. (Am.)
Doiicnte.
Moumrul. a. Triste; fbnesto, deplorable.
Mournfully, ad, Tristemente.
MournfulneM, «. Pesar; tristeza, afliccion,
duelo, sentimiento.
Mourning, a. Lainonto ; luto.
Mourningjv, ad. Tristemente.
Mouse, «. Uaton. (Niu.) Barrilete.
To Mouse, vn. Cazar 6 coger ratones.
Mouse-ear, «. (Hot.) Yeioailla, pelosilla
oQcinal.
Mou^-hole, a. Agi^ero peqneflo.
Mouse-hunt, Mouser, «. Cazador de ratonos.
Mouse-tail, 9. (Bou) Miosoro ; nombre gen6-
rico de plnntas.
Mouse-trap, «. Ratonera. [ro.
Mouth, a. Boca; enirada; abertnra: abuge-
To Moutti, vn. Voclferar. — va. Yocear;
mascar.
Mouthed, a, Lo que tiene boca.
Mouth-frisnd, «. Amigo en anariencJa.
Mouthful «. Bocado; inl.-\ja o migajo.
Mouihlesa, a. Dei>bocado, sin boca.
Mouth-pioce, a. Boquilla de un iusirumento
do inu5ica.
Vfovable, a. Movible, movodizo.
Movables, a. pL Mueblcs; los blencs que
so puedcn mover.
Uovably, ad^ De nn modo moviblo.
JiovcL «. Movlmiento.
To Move, va. Mover ; mencar ; impelf r ;
proponer ; incitar ; nrrsuadir. — vn. Mo-
verse, menearse; anuar; uiarchar.
Moveless, a. Inmoble. iam6vil, Inmcyible.
Movement, c Movlmiento, mocion.
Movent, a.y a. Movieote, motriz.
Hover, 9. Mxitor, movedor.
* r.os
MUL
Moving, a. Movlmiento ; motlvo, impabo
— ». rat6tlco. tlerno,afeetuoao, lasdmMfr
Movingly, ad. Pateticamente.
Movincne.<«8, «. El poder de exdtar loa albe
tos del inimo; persnaaion.
Mow, «. Orunero, ii6rreo, tror) ; henlL
To Mow, va. GuadaAar ; spgar.
To Mow, va. Entrqjar, enoerrar en graneraa
To Mowbnrn, vn. Fermentar el grano i
beno por no estar blen seco al dempo da
entrojarle.
Mower, «. Qnadafiero, aegador, dallador.
Mowing, a. Siega; geeto, mneca.
Moxa, «. (Med.) Moxa. (Bot.) Moxa, i^|ci^
Muciu a. Mucho, abundante, exce^vo.— ad.
Muclio, muy. — «. Mnchedmnbre, abaD«
dancia. Too muefL, Demaaiado. Aa mveh^
Tanto. A9 much cm, Tanio ooxno. iftnM
miioh t CuAnto ? So mucK, Tanta Verf
much^ Macbo, Fw a% much aa, Por
cuanta Aa much m^>re^ Otro tanto maa.
Mncid. a, Yiscoso, mohoso, glutinoso.
Mucidnesa, a. Ylscosidad, macosldad.
Mucilage, a. Mncilago.
Mnciiaginoua, a. MudlaglDosa rlscoeo.
Mudlaginousnesa, a. Maooaldao, viscosldad.
Muck, a. AboDO, estl^rcol ; porqoeria.
To Muck, va. E&tercolar, ecnar, catierooL
Muckhill, a. Estcroolero. [dida.
Muckinoas, a. Sacledad, porqueria, tamon-
Mucking, a. El aoto de abonar con estl^frcoL
Muck-worm, a. Ouaano do eatercolero ; ma-
ladar; cicatero.
Mucky, a. Pueroo, ancio^ asqaerosou Oom.
Mucous, a, MocoM, vlscoso, gluttnoM. p<s»-
MucottsnesB, a. Mocosldad, viscosidad.
Mncro, a. Punta.
Mucronated, n. Pnntlagado.
Mnculent, a. YIscojo.
Mucu^ 8. Mocos ; mncosidad.
Mud, a. Faneo, limo; lodo; barra
To Mnd, vo. Encenagar ; entorbiar, emxela
Mnddily, ad, Turbiamente.
Muddiness. a, Turblodad, sndedad.
To Muddle, va. Enturbiar; embrii^ar,
atontar, emboiar. [ftua
Muddy, a. Cena^oso, tnrblo; triste; ooa-*
To Muddy, va. Eniurbiar.
Muddy-beaded, a. Torpe de entendlmienta
Mud-Acow,a. Ponton con one se limpia el lia
Mud-wall, a. Tania, pared de tienra aola.
Mud-walled, a. Tapiado, becho de tapias.
Mudwort, «. (Bot) Limosela. [ron
To Mue, im. Mudar, catar en mnda los i>4ja
MuflT. a. Manguito.
Mufnn, a. Mollete, bodlgo, paneclllo.
Muffle, a. (Quim.) Mufla. [brir, taj^*
To Muffle, va. Embozar; enrolver, em-u
Muffler, a. Embozo ; velo. fuuiiv
MuHi, «. MufU, sacerdote de los maLome
Mug, a. Cubilete, jarro, vaetta
Muggl^h, Muggy, a. ll&medo.
tMugient, a, Mngiente.
Mugweed, a. (Bot.) Ga^aleche cncado.
Mugwort, a. (Bot.) Artemisa, artemlaa tqI-
gar.
Mulatto, a. Mulato. [6 moral
Mulberry, a. Mora; MuR>arry'tre«^ Moreia
Mulct, a. Multa.
To Mulct, va. Mnltar.
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MUM
Jfo1otoan% a. Lo qoe porteneoe i malta.
Male, «. Mala Ske-mtti^ Mala.
Uulete«r, Mule-driver, «. Mulero, mnletero.
ttaliebrity, s. Laa oostninbres, car&ot«r y
demas calldadeA proplas de las mi^eres.
Mullet, A. (Jur.) Mujor casada.
ilulish, a, Obstinado 6 terco como una
mula.
VfulU «. Casc^ escombroa.
To Mull, Vii. Entibiar vino; calentar licor.
Mullein, A. (Bot.) Qordolobo. [inano.
Mutlor, Mullet, «. Pledra para moler con la
Mullet, 4L (let) Mugtl, muiol (Bias.) Es-
pel in. [col Ice.
Mulligrubs, «. Mai humor; paslon illaca;
Mullion, «. YArq.) Coluna de una yentana.
MuL<e, «. Clarea; yino cocido coo miel 6
az&car.
Maltaogular, a. Polimno.
Multangulariy, ad. Ein flgura de polisrono.
Maltlcapsular, a. Bepartldo en ooldillaa.
Multifarious, a. Multilkrio, yario, diversa
MulUlkrfoasly, acL Divenamente.
MultiCiriousDess, «. Diversidad; varledad,
deeemciiaoza. [chas partes.
Multlfldous, a. Divldido ; abierto en mu-
Miittiform, a. Multiforme.
Multiformity, & Muliiformidad, diversidad.
Multigenerous, a, Lo quo es de mucboi g6-
neros.
Multilateral, a. (Qeom.) MaltiUtero.
MuUilineal, a. Lo que tiene macbas lineas.
MultIloquou^ a. MulUIocno, hablador.
MuUinoilous, a. Nudosa
Multinomial, a. Muldnomlo. \& la yez.
Multlparous, a. La que pare macuoe bUos
Multipartite, a, Lo que consta de mucbas
partee. Tmultlpla
Multiple, a, Multipllce. — «. Maltiplice 6
MuIUpllable, a. Multiplicable.
Multipliuand, «. Multiplicando.
Multiplicate, a. MultiplleaUo.
Multiplication, 8. Multiplicacion.
Multipilcator, 9. Multiplicador. p>re.
Multiplicity, a. Maltipliddad, muchedum-
Mnitlpller, «. Multiplicador.
To Multiply, vo. MaltlpUcar.— «n. Multl-
plicarse; propagarse.
Maltiplying-glass, a, Yldrlo do anmento.
Maltlpotent, a. Lo que tiene mucbo poder.
Multipresence, «. La facnltad de hallarse
8re»ente en varios panned i an mismo
empa
Multi^iiiqnoas, a. (Bot) Maltisllicaoeo.
Multbonous, a. Lo que tiene machos sonl-
dos. [peublo, torba.
Maitttude, 8. Mnltltad, machedumbre,
Multitudinous, a, Kameroso; machos; va-
ries.
Muliivalve, a. Mnltivalya.
Maltocular, a, Lo que tiene muchos oJo&
Multure, a. Maquila; molienda.
Mum, inUr^. Chiiol eilenclo! — «. Cerveza
muy Aierte de trlgo.— Ow Calladu, slien-
cioso.
To Mumble, m. Grufilr, mnnnullor; far-
taUnr.—Vfh Musitar, barbotar; barbullar.
Mumbler,«. Farftilla. farfkilUdor; gmfildor.
Mambling, «. £1 acto de farfullar.
Uamblingly, ad. Farfullando.
MUS
Mam-ebance, «. Silenclo ; on Jaego de dsdoe;
nn touto que no babla.
To Mum, v<h y n. Enmasearar, enmascft'
rarse; disA^rse.
Mummer, «. M&scara. [ganga
Mummery, Mamming, «. Momeria, mojl-
To MummilV, va. Preservar como momia.
Mummy, a. Momla; especle de cera.
To Mump, «a. Mordiscar; IhrfUllar; men
dlgar.
Mumper, a. Mendiga
Mumpinsr, A El acto de mascar eon la boca
cerrada; mendlgiiez.
Mnmpi&h, a. Moroso, intratable, malhmno-
rado. [clabllidacL
Muraplshness, «. CeAo; morosidad; Inso-
Mnmpe, 9. Morria ; pap6ras, par6tidaa.
To Munch, va. Mascar 4 bocadoa graodes.
Manoher, a. Tragon.
Mundane, a. Mundana
Mandatory, cr, Mundtflcativo.
Mnndio, a. Marquesita que se halla en las
minas de estaAo.
Mnndtflcatlon, a. Parlfloacion.
Mundiflcatlve, a. Mandiflcatlva
Mandungoa, «. Tabaco qoe huele mal ; he-
dor, mal olor.
Mansrel, c Mestizo. Y. Mongrel.
Manldpal, a. Municipal
Mnnldpality, «. Ayuntamlento ; cablldo.
Mnnlferotts, a. Dadlvoso, liberal, eenero«o.
Munlflcence, «. Manificenda, Uberalldad,
largneza.
Munificent, a. Mnnfflco, liberal, generoso.
Munificently, ad. Liberalmente.
Manlment, a. Fortaleza; apoyo, defeosa;
titalos, docamentos en algun arcblvo.
Munition, a, Fortificaclon ; fortaleza; ma-
nlciones.
Munnlon, A (Arq ) Y. MuUian, [moros.
Murase, t. Un tribute para el reparo de lof
Mural, a. Mural, lo que toca A los muros.
Murder, a. Aseeinato; homlcldlo voluntario.
To Murder, to, Aseslnar, matar alevosa-
mente.
Murderer, «. Asedna— ^ Asedna.
Murderous, a. Sanguinarlo ; asesino.
Marderonsly, ad. Sanguinariamente.
Mnrengor, a. Sobrestanto de mnro.
Muriate, a. Muriato.
Mnriatlo, a. Mnrl&tloo ; salado. [sa
Mnricate 6 Muricated. a. Punzante, espino<
Muricide, a. Matador de ratonea.
Mark, a. Oscnridad. lobrcguez; oAscant
Marky, a. Oscaro, l6brego. [qnqia.
Murmur, a. Murmullo, sosurro ; rumor «
To Murmur, vn. Murmarar, susurrar; gru-
ftir, qucjarse.
Marmurer, a. Grafildor, murmnrador.
Murmuring, a. Murmullo; murmuradon.
Murmaringly, ad. Con mnrmullo; cxd
queja. [nado.
Murrain, «. Morrlfta, enfcrmedad en el ga*
Muscadel, Muscadine, Muscat, 9. Moscatel.
Muscle, a. Musculo; almeja, esfiecie de oetra
Moscoslty, 8. Cublertu de moho 6 de mu8g'<
Muscular, a. Muscular.
Masca!arity, a. £1 lo que Ucne mCiscalM
Musculous, a. Musculoso.
Ma«c, 8. Mn«a; mcditacion profunda.
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liUT
1 0 Mnso. tn, Moditar, conaldenr, p«n8iir,
pntfUnoamonte ; pa&maraei; dlstraerM;
estar pensfttlvo. [mnj distraido.
MuBcAif. a. Cogritabnndo, may pextfatiTO,
Mnscr, * May pcnsatlvo y absorto.
Museum, «. Museo, gablneto de hl^rU
natural
Mushroom, «. (Bot) SetSi espede do hoDgow
Moslc; «. Mfislca.
Musical, a, Masfcal ; armonioeo, melodioso.
Musically, ad. Con armonla y consonanda.
Musicalne«s ». Armonia, melodia.
Musician, «. M^isica
Music-ma^tor, ». Maostro de mAsica.
Mask. 8. Mufico, almizda (Bot) Almtz-
defia. [mlzde.
To Mask, fvr. Almizdar, nerfhmar con al-
Mask-apple, «. Camoesa 6 manzana almiz-
clefla. Tda el almizddu
Musk-cat, «. Desman, animal del Asia qae
Musk-cherry, & (Bot) Ccreza almizdefia.
Masked, a. Almizolada
Moaket, a. Mosnnete; gayllan macho.
Masketeer, «. Mosqnetera
Masketoon, 8. Trabuco.
Muak-grape, «. Moecatel.
Moakinesa, a. Olor de almlzde.
Mask-melon, a. Melon almlzclefio.
Musk-pcar, «. Mosqueraela, pera almlzdefia.
Mask-rat t. Almlzclera.
Mask-rose, «. Rosa almlzdefia.
Mask-seed, a. Orano de ambarilla.
Musk-thistle, a. (Bot) CJardo natante.
Mosky, a. Almlzdefio ; almizdado.
Maslin, a. Mnselina. — a, Uediode masclina.
Mosrol, i. Maserola de las bridaa.
Muss, 9. Arrobatifla.
Mn^ael, a. Almeja.
Musaulinan, a. Musulman.
Must, «. imp. Deber ; ser procfso : mcnes-
ter, necceiarlo, convenir; babor de ha-
cerse alfnina coaa.
Most, «. Moato ; tamo de la UTa ; la cerve-
za hervlda totes de fermentar. [oerse.
To Muat, «a. Bomohecer.— oik Enmohe-
Mastachea, a.pl. Mostachoa, bi^otes.
Muatard, 4l (Bot) Moataza. Mustard-pot^
8. Moataoera. [pa; coneregar.
To Master, va. (MIL) Pasar revlata ae tro-
Maater, a. (Mil.) Revista, reacfia.
Moster-book, «. Libro de rcvistaa.
Mnstor-master. a. (^mlsarlo de revistaa.
Mnster-roll, a. Matricola de revista. (S&n)
Rol de la tripuladon.
Moalily, ad. Gon moba
Mustiness, a. Hasmo ; moha
Mosty. a. Mohoso ; afieio ; mnstio, trista
Mutability, a. Mntabilidad, InsUbilidad.
Mutable, (I, Mudable, Inconstanto, instable.
Matablcness, a. Mntabilidad, inconstancia.
Mutably, ad. Instablemente.
Mutation, a. Madanza, aiteradoiu matadon.
Mote, a. Mado, ailcudoeo.'-a. Mndo ; tuUi-
dura. [(Mementos.
To Mate, tm. Tnlllr, arrojar laa aves loa ox-
Motely, ad. Madamente.
Matences, a. Siiendo, aversion d bablar.
To Mntilate, va. Matilar; separar ana parte.
Mutilation, a. Matiladon.
If aUlator, a. Mutllador.
TOO
MYT
Mutineer, a. Amotlnador, eedldoiak
Mating, a. Tallidura, d eetivrcol de tve,
Mut]noaa.a. Amotinado, aedicloso, fhccloao
Mntlnoouy, cui. AmoUnadamente.
MatlnousneHi a. Amotioamiento, aedldoa
rebelion.
To Matlny, «n. Amotfoarse, rebelarse.
Mutiny, a. Motin. tumulia
To Mutter, vn. Orufilr, reAinlbfiar, reav^
f»r, murmurar.— ea. Musitar.
Mutter, a. Marmuradon, queja.
Mutterer, & Bezongador, gruAon.
Muttering, a. BeAinfhfia [dameat*
Mutteringlyv ad^ Con toz bi^a, uurticalft*
Mutton, 9. Camero. MuUon4»rctk^M. Gal*
do de camera
Mutton-chop, A Costflla de camero, choleta.
Mutton-fist, a. Manaza ; mano graode j co>
lorada.
Muttonple, a. Empanada de camero
Mutual, a. Mutual, mutna
Mutuality, 9, Bodproddad.
Mutually, ad, M6taamente.
Mutnlc, a. (Arq.) Modillon.
Muzzle, a. Boca, eutiada, abertura; booi;
bf>cico, gota.
To Muzzle, va. Emboxar. [caAonet.
Muzzle-rlne, a. Anillo de las bocaa de km
Muzzy, a. Distraldo, eni^cnado; ooibom-
cbado.
My, pron. pn^se^a. Mi, mis.
MiograHa, rofolo-
oorto de viata.
.'ony, a. Miopia, cortedad de riata.
Myriad, a. £1 ndmero de diez mil ; miUarea.
Myriarch, 9. EI Jefe de dies mil bombnA
Myrmidon, 9. Esbirro. rullan. [loa ditikMk
Myrobalan, 9. MirabolAnoa, fkuta parecida i
Myronoliat, a. Vendedor de UBgHJentoa y
perhimcs.
Myrrh, a. Mlrra, goma reslDoea. [oa
Myrrhine, a. Mirrado, antlguamente mirri-
Myrtiform, a. MJrtiforme.
Myrtle, a. (Bot) Mlrto, arraran.
Myrtle-beny, a. Murton, la oaya de mixta
MyseU; protu Yo miaoio 6 mlsmiL
Mystagoffical, a. Lo que perteneoe al latit^
prete de loa misterloe de la rellgloa.
Myatagogue, a. MIstagoga, aaoerdoie grfega
Myateriarcb, 9. £1 quo predde k loa mistA-
rioa. rentendimteata
Myaterloua. a. Mlsterloso, impenetrabk a]
Mysteriously, ad, MisterioaaBionte.
Mystery, a. Misterlo ; oculto ; enigma.
MysUo, Mystical, a. MiHicd, mistnioeo^
emblemitica
Mystic a. Mistlea
Mjrstically, ad, MlsUcamenta
Mysticalneas, «. MisUca.
Mysticism, a. Fanatismo ; mistidsma
Mvtb-hiatory, 9. Historia mezdada eon 1^
bulaa. [cueotoik
Mytboffranher, a. Novdador, eecritor 4k
Mythological, a, Mltol6gica
MythoI(^eaUy, ad, Miiol6fflcamenta
Mytbologist, a. MitologisU 6 mit6Iogo.
Mnhologlze, vn. EspUcar laa flU>nlaa mho
Mythology, c Mitologb. ,
Mythoplasm, a. La narr»don en una ffibnl*
»"/» prvn. poKsen. mi, mis.
Myography, Myolosy, a. Miogi
Myope, Myops, a. Miope ; oorto
^y<>P7« a. Miopia, cortedad de i
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NAS
N.
IT. 0« pronnncta como en espaflol. tnnqne
nn (loco mas Aierte. {jger de repente.
To Nab, ra. Atrapar, aplolar, prender 6 co-
Nabob, «. Nabob ; an hombre rtco.
Naore, «. (Con.) NAcar, la concha en que eo
cria la perla.
Nadir, «. Nadir.
Najz^a. IIaca,jaea.
Naiad, ». (Mitol) NAvade, ninAi de los rloa.
Nafant, a (Blaa.) Nadante.
Nail, «. Una; peznfla; garra; clavo; ta-
chon. On the nail, Luego, al Instante^
To Nail, wx. Glarar; clavetoar.
Nallor, «. Chflpncero, el &bricante de daros.
Nailery, «. Fabrica de clavoa.
Nailing, 9, Clavadora, ol aeto de clarar.
Nalssant, a. (Blaa.) Naclente. [da.
Naivete, 4l 8lmpliddad; Ingenaldad; gra-
Naked.o. Deanado; patente; paro,8inipla
Nakedlj, odL Desnadamentc, claramente.
Nakednees, 9, Deanndez; desabrigo; darl-
dad.
Nail, a, Alesna 6 lesna.
Name, «. Nombre; titnio; flima; crddlto;
antoridad; apodo; pretexto.
To Name, to, Nombrar; mendonar; pro-
foiir; cspedflcar. elegir.
Namelcfls, a. Innominado, an6nimo.
Namolf, ad. Sefialadamonte, espocialmente;
k saber.
Namer, «. Nombnulor.
Nam<»sako, 8. Tocayo, colombrofia
Naming, a. Nombramfcnto. [dlasi
Nankin, Nankeen, a. Mahon, tela de las In-
Nap, «. Snefio llgero. 7b take an after'
noon nap^ Dormir la siesta.
To Nan, on. Dormltar, tener snefio ; baeer
lanilfos en el pa&a hjd.
Nape, «. Nnca, la parte superior del espina-
Naphtlia, a. Nafta, betan Uulda
Napkin, a. Servilleta.
Napless, a. Raldo, lo one no tieno peluso.
Kapplness, a. La prupledad de tener pelosa.
Nappy, o. Espnmoeo ; relloso.
Nardfcua, a. (Bot) Norclso. [porifloo.
Narcotic, o. y a. Narcdtico ; sopornero, so-
Karcotlcal, a. Narcdtico, sopoHfero, sopori-
fico. [cosa narc^tlca.
Narcotlcnef^ ». La ealldad que hace A una
Nard, a. (Bot) Narda
To Nsrrate, va. Narrar, reladonar, relatar.
Narrating, Narration, a. Narradon, reladun,
cnenta. [lato.
Narrative, a. Nanratlro.— ft Narratlva, re-
Narrator, «, Kclator, narrador. pimltado.
Narrow, a. Angoeto, estrecho; apretado;
To Narrow, va, Eetrechar, angostar, enoo-
ger. [de, poqulta
Narrow'hearted, a. Gorto de ftnimo, cobar-
Narrowing, «. E^trecbamlento, estrechnra.
Narrowly, ad. Estrecbamente; escasamen-
te; porpoca [breza.
Narrownee& a. Estrecbez; apretora; po-
Narval, a. Narval, unlcomlo marina.
Nvwha!, 9. Espedo do ballcna.
Masai, a. Nasai. -a. ErrIno9.
NEA
Nascent, a. Naclente, crcdente.
Nastily, ad. Sudamente. [dad
Nastiness, a. Bnciedad, porqncria, obsoe&i'
Nasturtion, a. (Bot.) Nasturdo.
Nasty, a. Sndo; obsceno, deshoneato; tm-
puro, sdrdido.
Natal, a. Natlvo ; nataL
Natation, a. Nadadura.
Natatory, a. Natatoria
Nation, A Nadon ; pnebia
National, a. Nacional, general.
Nationality, a. Nadonalidad.
To Nationalize, va. Nadonolizar.
Nationally, ad. Naclonalmente.
NatIonalne5^ a Nadonalidad. '
Native, a. Natlvo; orlginario; natural
Natively, ad. Naturalmente. [pa
Nativity, A Nacitniento ; origon ; faordsoo
Natron, a (Quhn.) Natron.
Natural, a. Natural ; ilegitimo ; sendllo.
Naturalism, a Naturallsmo.
Naturalist, a Naturallsta.
Naturalization, a. Natural Izadon.
To Naturalize, va. Naturalizar.— tn. Natu-
ralizarse.
Naturally, ad. Naturalmente.
Naturalness, a Natnralidad ; ingenuldad.
Nature, a Naturaleza; natui^; indole
genio; cspecie. ^
Naught, A Nada.— <r. Malo, perverse.
Naughtily, ad. Halvadamente, perversa"
mente. [Ilgnidad.
Naughtiness, a. Maldad, perverridad, ma*
Naughty, a. Mnio, malvado, perverso.
Naumacby, a. Nanmaqnia.
Nausea, a. Nda^ea, basca.
To Nauseate, vn. Nansear, tener asco.
Nanseative, a. Nauseativo, nauseoeo.
Nauseous, a. Fostfdloso, asquerosn.
Nauseously, ad. Fastldiosamcnte.
Nauseousnens, a. NAnsea.
Nautic, Nauiical, a. Ndutico.
Nautilus, A ^Con.) Natitllo ; concha fosIL
(let) Nautilo, nandcro. [navales.
Naval, a. Naval. ITaval slore%^ Pertrechos
Navarchy, a Piloti\|e.
Nave, a. CJubo, maza: nave. [to,
Nave-Une. A (NAn.) Perlgallo de racaroen-
Navel, A Ombligo; la parte mas interior de
una cosa.
Navel-gall, A (Vet) Mntadura.
Navel-string, a Guerda umbilical.
Navelwort, a (Bot) Oreja de moi^e.
Navew, a. (Bot) NabizA collnabo.
Navicular, a. (Anat) Navicular; narsd,
pertenecicnte 6 las naves.
Navigable, a. Navegable. [algnna agna.
Navigableness, A £1 estado nav^able do
To Navigate, fvf. y m. Navegar.
Navigation, A Navegadon ; nAutlca.
Navigator, A Navegador, naveganteu
Navy, A Marina; armadA
Nay, ad. No, no solo, sino; no solo eso;
I<>ro 6 sino ; tambien ; aun maa, ademas,
y aun.
Nazarene, a. y a. Nazarena
Nazarito, a. liazAreo.
To Neal, va. Templar ; dar temple 1
Nealed, a. (Ndu.) Hondo bficia la rosta
lodoso.
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Rmt, prep* Cerca de, inmedlato ^ Junto ^
proximo L—ad, GuA ; cerca, prAxJm*.—
a. Cercano, nr^xtmo; all^ado, intiiDO.
To Near, va. Aoercar. — en. Aoeroarae.
(Vearij, ad. Cercanamente, k poca distanda.
Nearness, «. Proxiia'dad; oorcania; parcn-
t«wo.
Noat, a, Hcrmoao, pultdo: para
Neat-banded, a Uinpio, dlestro.
Neatherd. «. Vaquero.
Neatly, ad. Palldamente; dlestrameDtc
Neatne(», a. Hermosura; pulidex ; asco;
dellcadeza.
Nebula, a. Nube en los otoa.
Nebule, a, (Bias.) Nebulosa.
NcbaloiM, a. Nebaloso, noblado.
NeoesBaries, «. oi. Necetarlo. T/ts neoetmi^
rU* o/iijbf Lo neoeeario para vivir.
NeGeaaartly, ad. Necesariameote.
Necesfiarines^ «. Nocesidad. [i
Necessary, a. Nooeearia— «. Neoeaarla, letri-
To Necessitate, «a. Necesitar, obIi«ar, pre-
dsar.
NecescdtatioD, a Precision, obligacion.
Necessitona, a. Necesitado. iodigente, pobre^
Necessttoosoosa, «. Necesidad, pobrexo, in-
digencia. [cuencia: compulston.
Necessity, «. NecoMoiul; (atalidad : conse-
Neck« 9. Cmllo. ^>c* qf mutton^ Peacuo-
Eo de camero. I^eck qflandy Lengua de
tlcrra.
Neckband, *. Cabeeon 6 caello de oamlaa.
Necic-beef; «. Came de poecuczo.
Neckcloth, A. Corbata, corbadn.
Neckerchief; 9 Corbata, oorbatio; boblllo.
Necklace, «. Collar. [tos.
Necrolofty, «. Necrologia, reglstro de muer-
Necromanoer, «. Nigromanta
Necromancv, «. Niirromancla, magia negra.
Necruinantic. a. Nlgromintico.
Neoroids, «. Nocrosb; mortificacion del to-
Jldo oseoso.
Neotar. 9. N6ctar.
Neotaroan, Nectareous, Nectarine, a. Nec-
tilreo, dttlco como el ndctar.
Nectarine, «. Abridor llso; drnola.
Nectarine-tree, «. (BoL) Abridor.
Need, #. NeceMdiia, nrgencia; pobreza.
To Need, f>a. Necesitar, haoer falta; careeer.
Nocder, «. Neoeeitado. [so.
NeedAil. a. Necesario, indispensable, preci-
Needfully, ad. NeoesariamMite, indlspeasa-
blemente.
2foe<irulne98. 9. Pobreza, falta, necesidad.
Neodify, ad, Pobremente.
Needlnesa, «. Indlgencia. neceddad.
Needle, «. Aguia. 8au-ns«dU^ Agnja ca-
potera. KnUiinO'needlA, Ap^Ja de malla.
Nee<ilo-case, #. Alflletero 6 palillero.
Nee<lleftil, «. Hebra. [Jas.
NewUc-maker, a Aimjero, ol quo hace aga-
Noediess. a. Snp^rdnn, tn6til.
Ncf dlessly, ad. En balde ; ln6ti]meTite.
Ne«dlu!onesiS «• Snpfrfluidafl, Inutilidad.
NeHlewurk, n. Costura; bordado de sguja;
obra do pnnto.
Needs, ad. Nocfsarlamente.
Needy, <i. Indijrento, necositado. pobre.
Ne'er, ad, V. N^er.
HcAirious. (U Nofkrio, snninmente malo.
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Negation, & Negadon. [i^toa
Nenllve, a. Negattvo; negattra.— IVoe$»
To Negativa, «a. Dencgar, deaaprobcr, d»
SAT.
Negatory, <k Nesatlvo.
Negatively, ad. Negatlvamente.
Neslect a. Descnido, ddadez; desden.
To Neglect, va, Deaeuidar; olrldar; difertr;
desdeOar. . [aa
Neglectful, a. Negligente, deecoldado, oinl
Negiectnilneea, « Descuido, negllgenda.
Negligee, a. DesablU^ T^on, flojedal
Negligence, «. Negllgenda, aeecntdo, oml
Negligent, a. Negligente, desouldado, itojA
Negligently, od. NegUgeBtemente.
Negotiable, a. Capas de set negodada
To Negotiate, Wi, Negodar; tntar y op-
Negotiating; a, Kegociante, oontrstaote.
N^rotlation, «. Negodadon, negodn
Negotiator, c. Negodador.
Negotiatrlx, ^f. Ncoodadora.
Negro, «. Negroi, eUope.
N^os, «: Carraspada.
To Neigh, «n. Beltncbar.
Neigh, 9. Bdlneho. [cmcaoa
Neighbor, 9, Yedno; pr^ma— a. VediM>
To Neighbor, vo. Conflnar, estar vedaa,
oercano. [oertaoia.
Neighborhood, «. Yedndad; recindario;
NeighborUness, «. Urbanidad, bocna Tedft>
daiL rm^^a.
Nelghborfy, a. Urbano, atento.—aoL OtII-
Neighlng, «. Bdlneho. [ni otra
Neither, oon^. NL— i?r<m. Klngono; ni bbc
Nenuean, a. Nemeos (Jnegos antlgaos).
Nemoral, Nemorou^ <kNemoroso; loq«e
es propto del bosque.
Neoipamtst, 9, Novlo, el roden casada
Neoiugical, a. Neol6gica
Neologism, «. Neologtana
Neolt^t, 9. Ne61o|ro.
Neology, «. Neologia. poat.
Neomenla, t. Neomenia, el primer dia de If
Neophvte, a. Ne6fito, reden oooTertida.
Neotenc, a. Neot^rlco, modemo.
Nepenthe, 9. Nepente, remedlo para laa p»
stones de animo.
Nephew, «. Sobrlno. [Palo nefHtion.
Nephritic, a. NeMttco. mphriUc wodl^
Nepotism, 9. Nepotlsmo.
Neptune, «. Nentuno, dtoe del mar.
Nerdd, 9. Nerelda, nlnfa del mar.
Nerve. 9. Norvlo; fortaleza, vigor.
Nerveless, a. Enervado, fklU> de fharzsa.
Nervous, a. Nervtoeo. nervoso.
Nervously, a<2. Nervoaamento.
Nervousness, «. Nervloaldad, vigor, ftierx^.
Nesdenco, «. Ignoranda, nesdcnda, nee^
dad.
Nosh, «. Blando, tlemo. dcHcado.
Nest,«.Nida ^e«<</Mrd<, Nidadu Ab»-
quel, gaveta.
To Nest, m. NIdlflcar, anidar.
Ne^t-egg, 9. Nidal, el hucvo nldaL
To Nestle, «n, Anidarse; ci^lar. JsIdciL
Nestling, «. Polio, el are roden saHda dal
Nestorian, *. Nestoriana
Net, 9. Rod.--<i. Ncta Xei freight, Vm9
neto.
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To Net, vn. Haccr redea. — ca. Enredar; pa-
car el prodacto neto. TPaisec Ba)o&
Nether, a. Inferior. Tha Keiherlandiy Loe
Kethermnet, a. Lo mas bf\)o; Inferior.
Netmaker, s. Kedero, el que boce redes.
Netting, & Randa, obra do maUa. ^€t-
tini/H, pi. (Nau.) Enjaretadoa.
Nettle, «. (Bot> Ortlga. Roman nettle^
Ortlfm pllulifera.
To Nettle, va. Irrltar, provocar.
Nettle-tree, *. (Bot) Almez, almezo.
Nettling, 9. Provocaclon. irrltaclon.
Net^^'ork, «. Uanda, obra de malla.
Ncnrocraphy, *. Neuropmfla. [nerrloe.
Neurology, «. Nenrologla, tratado sobro los
Nenrotlc, a. Neurotica
Neater, a. NeatraL Indlferonte; ncutro.
Neutral, a. Neutral, neutro.— « Neutral
Neotralltj. «. Neutralidad, Indifcrcucla.
To Neutruize, to. Neutnuizar.
Neutrally, ad. Neutralmente.
Never, ad. Nanca, Jamas; de ningnn moda
Never-ceasing, a. Continuo, ncrpetuo.
Never-ending, a. Perpetuo, slu fln, ctema
Nover-erring, a. Infallble.
Never-fluling, a, Inmarceelble.
Never-Mltng, a. Inagntable, Infallble.
Novemiore, ad. Jamas, nnnca.
Nevertheless, ad. Sin embargo, todavla, po-
sar do eso. [mente.
New, a, Nucvo, reclcnte, modcmo ; neava-
New-blown, o. Lo que acaba de florecer.
New-bom, a. Reclen nacldo.
New-built, a, Fabrlcado reclentementc.
Now-chosen, a. Reclen clegldo 6 oscogldo.
New-comer, a. Roclen llegado.
New-created, a, Reden criado.
New-delivered, a. Reclen parlda.
NeweL a. Pilar de escalera de caracol
New-elected, a. Elegido redentemcnte.
Now-fallen, a. Reclen caldo.
New-flmglc^, a. Inventado por novedad.
New-fa^blon, «. La 61tima moda.
New-fashioned, 'i. Ilecho d la 61tlma moda.
Now-formed, a, Reformado; formado de
nuevo. [cublerta
New-fonnd, a, Reclen hallado, reclen de»-
New-grown, a. Reden cruddo ; reclen sali-
da
Now-healed, a. Convalcclento.
Newing, a. V. YeawL
Newish, a. Noevo, redento.
Now-kindled, a. Encendldo de nuevo.
New-laid, a. Reden pnosto 6 tendldo.
Newly, ad. Nnevamente, rocicntement?.
New-made, a. Nuevo.
New-married, a. Novlo, reden ca?ado.
To New-model, va. Modelar de nuevo.
New-moon, a. Lona nneva. {don hecba
New-moulded, a, Amoldado de nuevo ; re-
Newness, n. Novedad ; Innovaclon.
News. n. pL Notkia^ novedados, nuevas.
News-monger, «. Novdero, amigo de notl-
daa.
Neu-spaper, a. Gaoeta, papel perl6dlco.
News-writer, «. Qacetcro.
Newt, K LafrartJJa.
Newyear's-gift a. Agolnaldo. Hmo.
Next, a. Inmedlato, oontigno; reclno; fn^x
Nib, A Pico; pnnta.
Nibbed, a. Plcndo. (car; satirlzor.
To Nibble, va. PIcar; pacer.— -m. Mordls-
Nibbler, «. £1 qne pica 6 come poco h la
vex; criticastra [solidta
Nice, a. Dellcado, mirado, exacto, dlllgcnte.
Nicely, ad. Exactamente; dellcadamente;
prlmorosamente.
Niccnees, «. Exactltud, esmero ; dellcadczik
Nicety, «L Exactltud, esmero; dclicadcza:
discredon.
Niche, a. NIcho, para oolocar estdtua.
Nick, a. Punto critlco, ocaslon oiwrtnii*.
tiempo precise ; muesca: eecote; taijj.t
Nickel, A. (Qnlm.) Nlquel 0 nlquello.
NIcknack, «. Friolera.
Nickname, a. Apodo, mal nombre.
To Nickname, tw. Motcjar, poner apodoa
To Nictate, vn. Onlnar, ojear.
Nictation, a. Onlnadnra.
NIde, «. NIdada.
Nldiret, «. Cobarde. [pharos.
NIdlflcatlon, & El acto de bacer nldos ln«
NIdor, «. Olor, sabor.
Nldoron% a. Lo que huele h grosa asada.
Nldulation, a. El tiempo de quodor en el
nldo.
Nleoe, a/. Bobrlna.
NIfle, ». Bacatela. Molcra.
NIpella, «. (Bot) Negullla. [ta
Nlgmtrd, a. TacaAo mczqnino.— a. i varlen*
To Niggard, uo. EfCBficsr.
Niggardlrh, a. Avarlento, ruin, mezqoino.
Niggardliness, a. Tacafterfa, rulndod.
Niggardly, a. TacaAaraente. rulnmente.
To Niggle, vn. Jngar, travcscar ; burlarsc dec
Nigh, pr*-;}. Ccrca, no lijos.— ad. Cerca, In-
mediata
Nighness, A Gcrcania, proxlmldad.
Night. «. Noche. By night. Do nocbe.
Night-bird, a. Pdjaro noctumo.
Night-brawler, a. Alborotador de noche.
Night-cap, a. Oorro de dormlr.
Night-dew, a. Sereno de la noche.
Night-dog, a. Perro oue cara de nocbe.
Nisht-drcas. a. Vestldo de noche,
NIghted, a. Negro, oscuro.
NIghtfkll, a. El anncbecer.
Nlghtfarlng, a. EI que vh^a de nochci
Nlght^fire, a. Fuego f&tuo, fantelma
Night-fly, a. Polllla que vnela de noebe.
NIght-fuandercd. a. Perdldo de noche.
Night-gown, a. Bata que so Ufa do noche.
Night-hag, a. Bmja.
Nightingale, a. (Om.) Rulseflor.
tNightlsh, a, Noctnmo.
Nightly, ad. Por las nochos.— «(. Noetnmv.
Nightman, a. Cloacirlo.
Nightmare, a. Pesadilla.
Nljrht'raven, a. (Om.) Ave de mal agUero.
Night-rest, a. El reposo de la noche.
Nlght-mbber, a. Ladron noctumo.
Nightshade, a. (Bot) Yerbaraora.
NIght-fhinIng, a. Noctlluca
Nigbt-«(hrlek, a. Cblllido en la noche.
Night-spell, a. Encanto contra acddentes er
la noche.
Night-tripping, a. Lo qne vaga do noeba.
Nlght-vWon, a. Sneflo, vision de noeha.
Night- walk, a. Paseo de nocho
Night-walker, a. Noctlvapo.
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NON
^7t^t-\rADderer, «. £1 aao vaga do noche.
Kight^wandcritiff, a. Noctivago.
Kl^bt- watch, 9. Konda do nocha
Nigrracent, a. Ennegrecido; negrnzca
Kkritlcation, «. EnnegrecimloDto.
Nihility, N. Nalidad ; nada.
Nill, «. Chlspa de bronce fandlda
Milometor, «. Kilotnetro, niloKcopo. [dea.
NftnbiflsrouB, a. Lo ant produce tf mpeeta*
Kimble, a. Llgero, >ivo, activo, iigiL
Ntuible-footed, a. LIgero do pii-a. [cion.
Kimbleneaa, «. Ligereza, ag'.lidad; expedi-
Klnible-wittcd, a. Pronto en hablar.
Nimbly, ad, rrontamente, iigilmeute.
Nlnlbo^it7, «. Tormenta.
Nimbus, A Aareola.
Nimnier, «. Qato, ladron ratero.
Nincompoop. «. Badulaque, alroploD, tonto.
Nine. «. y a. Nueve. (Po6t) Las musas.
Ninefold, a. j o(f, Nnove voces.
Nincpence, f Nueve peniques.
Ninfpina, «. Juogo de boloa.
Nlnesoore, a, y 9. Nueve veces veintc
Nineteen, a. y «. Diez y nneve.
Nineteenth, a. D6cimonono.
Ninetieth, a. Nonag^mo.
Ninety, a. Noventa. [t^cmto, nene, zote.
Ninny, Ninnyhammer, «. Un simple, mon-
Ninth, a. Nono, novcno.
Ninthly, ad, Noveno 6 en nono Ingar.
To Nip, va. Arafiar, rasgufiar; morder; he-
lar loft fVntos; picar.
Nip. *. Uftoda, dentellada : helada, eM;archa.
IL«.Tl
Nipperkln, t
[Mojelas.
i
ipeqncna. ^_ ^
Nipper^ 9, pL Allcates, tenazas. (Nau.)
Ni|(ping. 9, Araflo, ra^guno, luordedttra.
Nlpi>ingly, a</. Mordazmente.
Nipple, «. rezon de las tetAS.
Nipplewort, «. (Bot) L&psana comun.
Nisi prius, «. (For.) Cno de los tribunales en
Inglaterra.
Nit, 9. Llendre, el liueYO del pinjo.
Nitency, «. Luptre, e^plendor, brlllantcz.
Nitrate, «. (Quim ) Nitrato.
Nitre, «. Nitro. nitrato do potasa.
Nitrt^tcn. «. Nltr6ceno, el azoe.
Nitroua, Nltnr, a. Nitroao.
Nittily, ad. Con mochas liendrea.
Nitty, a. Lendroso, lleno de Ucndrw.
Nival, a. Nevosa
Nivoon^ a, Blanco oomo la niove.
No, ad. No.— Ow Ningun, ninguno.
Nobiliary, «. Noblllario.
Nobility,*. Nobleza; dignidad; grandcxa.
Noble, a. Noble ; hidalgo ; Insigne; sublime.
Nobleman, * Noble. V. A'oftfe
Nobleness, K Nobleza, dignidad. grandeza.
Noblewoman. «. Mq)er noble, hioalga.
Nobly, ad. Noblemente.
Nobody, 9. Nadio, nlngnno, nlnguna.
Noctambulation. *. Noctambulismo.
Noctambulist, 9. NoctAmbulo, sonftmbnlo.
Koctidial, a. Lo que comprcnde una nocho
J nn dik
Noctlvagant a, Noctlvago.
Noctivairation, «. El aeto de vagar de noche.
Nootnary, «. Eelaciou de lo quo succde en la
nocbe.
Koctnm, Noctnmal, «. Noctnmo.
Nocturnal, a. N^tnrnal, noctnmo.
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, Nocturnal, #. Nocturlablo.
To Nod. m. Cabeccar.-Hw. Sajetar ; i
I Nod, *. Cabecco; reverenda.
t Nodding, 9. Cabeceo ; dormltadon.
Noddle, 9. Mollera, cabeza.
Noddy, 9. Un simple, un tonto. zote.
Node, 9. Nudo. (Clr.) Nodo, tumor eo lot
hneeoa. [Dudo^
Nodueity, «. Nodnsldad, eoinpUcaaoo da
Nodu]^ 9. Nndillo.
Noduled, a. Lo que tleno nudUloa.
Noggin, 9. Vrso pequefio. V. Quariem*
Nugglng, 9, Tabione.
Noise, 9, Ruido; nulla; rumor, damor.
To Noise, va. Esparclr 6 dlvulgar algntu bo»
tlcia.
Noisclosa, a, Quedo, tin mldo, caDada
Noise-maker, «. Alborotador.
Noisiness, «. Estr^pito, mido, alboroto.
Noisome, a. Dafloeo, nodvo; asqueroa*
repugnante.
Nolsomely, ad. FMdo, asqneroso.
Noisomeness, 9. Fastldio, nausea; Inltpedon
Noisy, a. Ruidoeo. clamoroeo, ertrepltoeu
Nolena-rolens, ad. Vellsndlia, de buena 4
malagana.
Noll-me'tangere, a. (M^) KoIimetAng«v&
(Bot) Nometoca. Iqueivr.
NoliUon, 9. (Teol.) NoHdoD, el aeto de or
Nomade, a. Nomade, errante.
Nomancy, 9. Adivinadon del BomVre di
alguna persona.
Nomble^ 9. pL Las entraflas do nn T«iadc.
Nome, «. Provinda, distrlto.
Nomenelator, 9. Nomenclator.
Nomendature, 9, Nomendatura ; nonbre.
Nominal, a. Nominal. A nominal ttmg^
Rev en el nombre.
Nominalibt, «. Nomlnaloe, eeeolastieoa opne^
tos i loe realistaa.
Nominally, ad. Nomlnahnenta
To Nominate, t>^. Nombrar, el^r.
Nomination, a. Nombramiento, nominadoo.
Nominative, 9. (Gram.) Nominattvo ; SQj«fta
Nominator, a. Nominador, nomlnador.
Nominee, 9. Nombrado, nrovisto.
Nomlnor, 9. Electo, nomorada
Nomography, a. Nomosraf ia.
NomoUietlcal, <i« Legtslativo.
Non, Particula negativa 6 Inseparable.
Non-abtlity, «. luhabilldad, exoepdon legsL
Non-acceptance, a. FaHa de aceptadon; r^
pulsa.
Non-adm]s9lon, 9. Benecadon.
Nonage, 9. Minorldad, enad menor.
Nonagestmal. a. NonagMma
Nonagon, «. Nonigono. [beUQa
Non-appearance, * (For.) Contmnada, !*•
Non-attendance, 9. Falta de aslstenda.
Non-attention, a. Desatcndon. (d«i
Non-compos-mentia, a. Insano, fUto de j«i>
Non-concurrence, 9. Falta de union 6 com*
binadon.
Non-conrorml9f, a. NnconfoTinlsta, dMdcot*
Non-eonformlty, a. DIsldenda. opoddoe.
Nondescript, <i, Lo que no esti deaertta
None, a^ Nadie, nlngnno; nona.
Nonentity, NonetSsience, 9. Nada, la nad«
la fklta do exislobdii
i Nonesuch, 9. 8in Igual, sir par
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NoDptfdl, A Sin par; ospode de cunaesa.
(Imp.) Nomparollo.
Konpayment, n Falta de pago.
Non-performance, «. FalU de c^ecndon.
Nonplos, «. Kl non pins ultra ; embaraaM>.
To Nonplus, va, Confundir, atascar, estre-
obar en una disputa. Fcia.
Non-re»idonce^ «. Ausencla,fiiUtaderosiden-
N on-resident, $. Auscnte.
Non-resbtance, «. Obediencla pasiva.
Nonsense, «. Disparate, absurdo; lerlgonsa.
Nonsensical, a. Absurdo, desatinado, iiuper-
Unente^
Nonsensically, €id. Disparatadamcnte.
Noiisenslcaln»8, «. Absurdidail; disparate.
Nonsensitive, a. Falto de sensibilldad.
Non-solvenc7, «. Insolvencia.
Non-eolvent, a. 7 a. Insoivente.
Non-aolntion, & Insolvencia.
Non-aparlng, a. Cruel, dovorador.
To Nonsuit, va. (For.) Doolarar que nn de-
mandante ha perdido el derecho do seffulr
en so domanda. [do Jurisdicdon.
Non-tenure, a. (For.) Alegw^on de exendon
Noodle^ «. Blmplon, mentccata, idiota.
Nook, a Rincon^ Angnlo.
Noon, a. Medtodu.
Noondar, «. Mediodia.— <r. Meridional
Noontide, a. Meridional.— a. Mediodia.
Noose, 9, Laxo. Noo«e Bnare^ Trampa.
To Nooee, va. Enlazar ; entrampar.
Nor, coi\i. Ni.
Normal, a. (Goom.) Perpendicular; normal
Norman, a. (N&u.) Burel del moUnete; nor-
maoda
N(Hth, a. Norte. — a. Septentrional.
Northerly, Northern, a. Septentrional
Noitk&m HghU^ Aurora bor^ [polar.
North-star, t. Kstrolla del norte, estrella
Northward. Northwards, ad. Il&da el norte.
North- wind, «. Norte, el viento septentrio-
nal {n"*^ Narii diata.
Nose. «. Narlz: olfato, sagaddad. A Jlat
To Nose, vo. Oler; encarane; oponerse.
Noeebandj «. Muserola.
Nosebleed,' (Bot) Mllenrama.
Nosegay, «. Ramilete.
Noseleaa, *" " '
_ _ Dieaa, a. Desnarlgada [cosa.
Noele, «. CaAon de fuelle ; pnnta do aJguna
Nosology, «. Nosologb. Hladea.
tNosopoetio, a. Lo que produce eiuerme-
Nostalgia, a Nostalgia.
Nostril, 9. Yentana de la narlx.
Nostrum, /( Secrete; medlcina secreta.
Not, Off, No. ^ot at aU^ De ningun modo.
Notability, Notablenesei «. Importancia;
slngularidad ; notabilldad.
Notaote, a. Notable; memorable; cuidado-
so, diligonte, atento, en desprecio.
Notably, acL Notablemente.
Notarial ff. Pasailo ante un notario.
Notary, Notary-public, «. Notario, esorlbano
piiblioo.
Notation, «. Notadon, anotadon ; sontido.
Notch, ». liatacx abertura, oorte.
To Notch, va, Hacer moescaA.
Note.«. Nota; marca; caso; aprecio.
To Note, vo. Notar; marcar; disUngulr;
reparar.
Noto-book, «. Libro do memoria.
NUL
Noted, a. AOimado, o61ebre, eminente.
Notedly, ad. Notablemente.
Notednesa, 9. Celebridad, fama, reputadon.
Noteless, c^ Oscuro, sin celebridad 6 (kma.
Noter, 0. Notadon observador.
Noteworthy, a. Notabla
Nothing, «. Nada, ningiina coea.
Nothingness, ». No-nada, naderia.
Notice, «. Nota, reparo; aviso, notida.
To Notice, ««. Notar, observar, mirar. r^
parar. [tlcar.
Notification, «. Notiflcaclon, el acto do noU*
To Notify, va. Notlflcar, advertir, atisar.
Noting, «. Notificaciun, avisa [do.
Notion, «. Noclon; parecer, opinion; sent!-
Notional a. Imagbario. ideal
Notlonality, i. La opinion que no tlene ftan-
damento 6 nada en que fundarse.
Notlonaliy, ad. Idealmente.
Notoriety, «. Notoriodad. notida pAbllca.
NotorioQS. a. Notorio, ptiblleo conoddo
Notoriously, ad. Notoriamente.
Notoriousness, a. Notoriedad.
Notna, 8. Noto. austro.
Notwheat, a. (Bot) Trlgo diamorro.
Notwithstanding, eonf. No obstante, sin
embarso; aunque; bicn quo.— ad. A'
despecuo, & pesar da
Nought, «. Nada. Toaetat nougJd^ Menos-
preclar, no hacer caso.
Noun, a. (Gram.) Nombro. [criar.
To Nourish, vo. Nutrir; aUmentar; alentar;
Nourishable, a. Nutrlcio. [dor.
Nourisher, a. Nutrldor. nntriente, aliraenta*
Nourishment, a. Nutrimento, allrnonta
Novel a. Novel, modema — «. Novela.
Novelist, a. Novator ; novelodor.
Novelty, a. Novedad.
November, a. Noviembre.
Novenary, a. Novcnaria
Novennial a, Lo que dura nueve aftoa.
Novercal, a. Propio de madrastra.
Novice, a. Novleto; prindpiante.
Noviceahip, a. Novldado.
NovitUte, a. V. Noviceahip.
Now, ad. Ahora ; poco ha. Xow and theti^
De vez en cuando. Juat now^ Abora
mismo.
Nowadays, ad. En nuestroa dIa^ boy dla.
Noway, Noways, ad. Do ningun modo.
Nowhere, ad. En ninguna parte.
Nowise, ad. De ningun modo, de ninguna
inanera.
Noxious, a. Nodvo, dafloso; culpable.
Noxiously, ad. Pemldosamente.
Noxiousness, «. Nociva, daAosa6peijndiclaI.
Nozle, Nozzle, a. Nariz de un animal ; ex-
tremiibid. [bloso^
Nubiferona, Nubigenons, a. NubDoso^ nu
tTo Nubilate, va. Annblar.
Nubile, a, N6bil, donoella casadtva.
Nucleus, a. N&deo.
Nude, a. Desnudo.
Nndity, a. Deenndez.
Nugadty, a. Frusleria, no-nada. [lero
Nugatory, a. Nugatorio. futil, flivolo, fro»
Nulsanoe, a. Dafio, peijuido ; moleatla, ea
torba
To Null, va. Annlar.
Nun, a. Nolo, inv41ido, irrita
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Halllfldlao, 8. Penonft dn f6; nnlo en todo.
To NalUiy, va. Anular, invalidar, abrogar.
Nullity, «. Nulidad ; falto de existencU.
Numb, a, EDU>rpecid:>, adormecldo.
To Numb, tju, Kntorpoeer.
fNuinbednoss, c Torpur« entorpeclmieoto.
To Number, vn. Numerar, contar.
Number, «. Numero, cauUdad, mulUtad.
Numi>erer, «. Numcradur, contador.
Numberless, a. InuumerablCf sin n&mero.
Numbfl-^h, a. Torpedo.
Nunlble^ a. Butraiias de venado.
Numbneaa. «. Torpor, entorpedmlcnto,
adomieclmienta
Numerable, a Numerable.
Numeral, (i. Numeral
Numeral ly, ad. Numdricamente.
Numerary, tu Numerario.
To Numerate, ro. Numerar, contar.
Numeradoo, «. Numeracion.
Numerator, «. Numerador; coutador.
Numeric, a, Numerico.
NuuioricaL a. Numerico.
Numcrically« <^d, Numiricamente.
Numeroua, a. Numeroso.
Numcrousness, a. Numcroaidad, rauchc-
dumbre; oadoncia.
Numiiimatio, a. Numism&tico.
Numbuiatoeraphy, «. Nuuii:»matografia.
Nummurv, Nummular, a. Peconlario.
Numskull, a. Zote.
Num.<>kuile(t a. Lerdo, zote, bobo.
Nun, «. Munia. (Om.) l*aro.
Nuncio, «. Nuncio, enviada
Nunctipative, a. Nunoui>aUvo, verbal
Nundinal, a. Lo que perteneco & los morca-
doa. [monjaa.
Nunnery, a. Convento 6 monasterlo de
Nu|rtlHl, a, NupdaL yuptial aonff^ Kpi-
talamlo.
Nuptiola, a. pL Nupcias, boda.
Nurse, a. Ama de cria. Wet nnrte, Ama de
lecbo. (Mex.) Cbichigua. (Cuba)Criao-
dera. [fomentar.
To Nurse, <Kf. Criar; altmentar; cuidar;
Nurae-Diaid, Nursery-maid, «^ NiAera;
criandera, ama. [romentador.
Nurser, a. La persona que cria; promotor.
Nursery, a, Crianza; plantel, almadga; se-
mi Hero.
Nursing, a. £1 acto de criar k loa nioos.
Nursling, «. NiAo oriado.
Nurture, a. Nutrimonto; edacacion.
To Nurture, va. Criar, educar, cnscfiar.
To Nustle, «a. llalagar, acariciar.
Nut, a. Nucs. IIa»eLnut^ Avdlaoa. WaU
nxUy Nuez de nogal.
To Nnt, r/u Coger nuecoa.
Nutation, «. Nutaclon.
Nutbrown, a. Avollanado.
Nutcrackers, a. r*L Cascanueces.
NnticalL a. Ag:dla de moute.
Nuthatch, Nutneckcr, a. (Om.) Plcaraadero.
Nuthnok, M. liorquilla para baoor cacr laa
nueces.
Nutmeg, a. Nuez moscada.
Nutoil, «. Aocito de nuecea.
Nutriment, a. Nutrimonto, allmenta
Kutrlmental, a. NutrimontaL
Nutrition, a. Nutricioa Dutrimonto.
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Nutrittoua, NutritlTc, a. NntrttiTo, natr«c!i>.
alimontoso.
Nutshell, a. C^bcara de nnoz 6 aTellana.
Nut-tree, a. (Bot) Avellano.
Nux-Toinic^ a. Nuez vomica, on Tenent
Aierte.
To Nuzzle, to. Criar, fomentar; anidaneu
Nyctalop^ a. Nlctalope.
Nyclalopy, a Nictalopia.
Nymph, a. Nlnfk, deldad fkboloaa.
Nympbean, a. Lo pertenedenie 4 las nlaft&
Nympbomany, a. (M6d.) Ninlbmjuiia, PaxvK
uterlno.
O.
O Ueno en ingles di versos sonldos: ono en
que se pronunda io mlamoque In o eapn-
fiola muy breve, como en fioC, goi^ M:
otro en que aa pronunciadon tixm algo al
diptongo ou eapaAol, como en no^ naie^
btme^ aloTis : otro cuando ae pronunda le
mismo que la u en espalkol, ooaio en'</«,
prote^ move; otro sernqjante nl de la «
espaftola muy larga como en /br, ftor;^ j
d ^dtimo lo mlsmo qne ei de In « espn-
fiola muy breve, oomo en tooman^ 6o«ws
O, Oh I tnteijecdon para ezdamar, exbortar.
Oai; a. Idiota, zoquete, zote.
Oafish, a. Lerdo, eetupido, tonta
Oadsbueas. a. Torneza, rudeza, estnpidez.
Oak, «. Ruble. JSwrgreen oak^ i^ndna.
Oak-ap^le, a. Especie de asalln.
Oak-bark, a. Corleza de robic [ble.
Oaken, a. Ilecho de roble, duro como d ro-
Oak'grove, a. l^obloda, el bosqae de roblei.
Oak-leaf; a. Iloja de ruble.
Oakling, a. Kobie tlemo 6 de poco tSempo.
Oak-tree, a. (Bot) Boble.
Oakum, a. (N&o.) £:>topa: pam calafateai;
Oar, a. (N4u.) Bcma To Mkip tke oan,
(Sin.) Armar los remoa. rreoia
To Oar, tm. Remar. — on. Bogar, condudr k
Oar-finned, a. Lo qne ticno rcmos.
Oarv, a. Formado oooKxremo; remada
Oasis, a. Un llano ameno eeroado de un ^e-
dorto drido.
Oast, a. Homo. Y. ITop-oaaL
Oat. a. (Bot) A vena. Wild oat, A vena loon.
Oat-cake, a. Torta de harlna de avenn.
Oaten, a. Avenioeo; becbo de avcna.
Oath, «. Juramento.
Oatmeal, a. iiarlna de nveniL
Oata. a. pL (But) A vena. To aow on^*
wild oata, Uacer sua mocedadoa.
tObambuUtion, a. Poseo.
Obductlon, a. E\ acto de enbrtr.
Obduracy, a Obduradon, enduredmieoio.
Obdurate, a. Endureddo, teroo, obstinada
Obdurately, ad, ObsUnadamente. (mienta
Obduratenoss, a, Impouitenda, endureol
Obedience, a. Obedienda, sumlsion.
Obedient, a. Obedlente, aumiso.
Obediuitial, a. ObediendaL
Obediently, ad. Obedientcmontek
Obebumce, a. Eevercnda, acatamicntn.
Obelisk, a. Obelisoa
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OlMte, a. Obeso, gordo.
Obesesesa, Obesity, «. Obceltlad, crasitatL
To Obey, va. Obcdecer, sometcrso A.
To Obfuscftto, ffo. V. To Qftutcate,
9l)jfot, «. Objeto ; bianco, panto.
To Object, TO, Objctar: hacer carcos.
Object-glass, n. (OpL) Vidrio objetivo.
Objection, «. Objeclon, reparo, n-pllca; tacha.
Objectionablo, a, Reparable, capaz de obje-
clon. [objeto.
Objective, a. i/bjetivo, lo pertonecfente al
' Objectively, ad. Objetivament«. [objeto.
Object! venose. 9. El estado de lo que es an
Objector, *. Impugnador, el qae.
Obit, ft. ExeqiiiiiA.
Obituary, «. Obitaarlo. [aprobar.
, To Objurgate, vt. Beprendcr, censurar, dos-
Objurpation, s, Keprension, censura, desa-
probacion.
Objurgatory, a. Reprobatorio.
Oblate, a, Cbato por loe polos.
Oblation, «. Oblaclon, ourenda y sacrlflcio
que Be bace 4 DIoa.
To Obligate, va. Obllgar, ligar nor oontrato.
Obligation, «. Obligaclon, vinculo; contrata
Obligatoriness, «. Lo que Impone obligaclon.
Obligatory, a. Oblisratorlo. [siervlr.
To Oblige, va. Oblignr; Ugar; complacer;
Obligee, «. (For.) Obligada
Obllger, «. El que obliga por oontrato.
Obll^ng. a. Servleial, servidor, galantc.
Obligingly, ad, Cortesnicnte, atentaracnte.
Obligingness, «. Obligaclon, cortesia, obse-
3ulo.
ique, a. Obllcno, ec^gado, atravesado.
Obliquely, ad. Oblicuamente ; Indirecta-
mente; por rode<»s. fsesgo; desvia
Obliqueness, Obliquity, «. Obllcuidad; al
To Obliterate, ra.Borrar; arrasar; tachar.
Obliteration, «. Canceladura.
Oblivious, a. Olvidado. [nistfa.
Oblivion, a. Olvido. Act <?/" ohlivlon^ Am-
Oblong, rt. Ohlongo.— * Paralelogramo.
Oblongly, ad^ En flgnra oblonga.
Oblongneas, ft. El estado de lo oblongo.
Obloquy, «. Murmuracion, detraccion ; des-
bonra.
Obmutesocnce, h. Madez; stloncla
Obnoxious, a. Pellgroso, expuesto; culpa-
ble ; dnAoso. [expuesto n ser castigado.
Obnoxiously, ad. En un estado de sujecion ;
Obnoxionsnoss, s. Estado obnoxlo ; sujecion
tt castiga
Obnubilation, «. Oflcurcclmiento.
Oboe, «. Oljoe. V. Hautboy. [nos,
Obolo, «. (Farm.) O bolo, peso de doce gra-
O^>olu^ A 01)010, moneda antigna.
Obreptlon, a. Obrepclon. [obrepdon.
Obreptltious, «. Obrepticlo, beclio por
Obscene, a. Obscono, impudico, torpe.
Obscenely, ad. Obscenamento.
Obsceneness, Obscenity, «. Obsccnidad, Im-
pureza, torpeza.
Obscuration, «. Oscnredmtonto.
Obscure, a. Oscuro, l«>brogo ; tenebroso.
To Obscure, rut. OMSurecer ; dealustrar
Obscurely, a«f.Oscuramente; conAisamente.
Dbecureness. Obscurity, «. Oscuridad, lobre-
gtiez; conforion.
Obeooration,«. Boftgo, suplica, anstosa.
Obeeqnios, «. pi Exeqalas, ftineral.
Obsequious, a. Obsequioso, rendldo.
Obsequiously, ad, Obsequiosamentc.
Obsequlousnosa, a. Obsequlo, obedlencia
rendlmlento. [nento,
Observable, a. Notable, consplcno, emi
Observableness, 6. El estado de lo que et
notable.
Observably, ad. Notablemente. [tamiento.
Observance, «. Oliservancia, reverencla, aca-
Observanda, «. pL Oosas dignas de ser ob-
servadaa. [to, exacto.
Observant, a. Observante, obsequloso, aton-
Observaiion, «. Observacion; nota, reparo;
observanda.
Observator, <. Observador.
Observatory, «. Obf^ervatorio. [reparar.
To Observe, va, Observar; mlrar; notar;
Observer, 9. Observador ; observante.
Observing, a, Atento, cnidadoso.
Observlngly, ad. Culdadosamente.
Obsession, «. Sitio : obsesion.
Obsidional. a. Obsidional. Plo; sellado.
Obsignatory, & Ijo que se ceriiflca con se-
Obsolescent, a. Lo que va haci^ndose anti-
CUHdo.
Obsolete, a. Obsolete, anticuado.
Obsoleteness, «. Desuso. [raza
Obstacle, «. Obsticulo, Imnodimcnto, emba-
Obstetric, Obstetrical, a. Lo que perlonece
al oficio de partera ft comadre.
To Obstetricate, va. Partear.
Ob.«tetricatIon, a. Parterla, obstetricia.
Obstetrician, «. Partero, coniadron.
Obstinacv, «. Ob^Unacion, pertinacia, ter^
qnedad.
Olvtiinate, a, Obstinado, terco, porflado.
Obstinately, ad. Obstinadamente.
Obstinateness. 4. Obstlnacion, terquedad.
Obstipation, a. Cerramiento.
ObstreIlerou^ a, E^trepitoso, midoso.
Obstreperously, ad. Estreirftosamente.
Obstre])eroa8ness, «. Estrepito, bulla.
Obstriction, «. Obligaclon, escrltura.
To Obstruct, ro. Obstruir; cerrar; Imne<1lr.
Obstmcter, «. Estorbudor. [taculo.
Obstructltin, «. Obstrucclon ; cetorbo, oba-
Obstructive, a. Obstructive.— «. Embaraio.
Obstruent, a. Obstmctiva
To Obtain, to. Obtenor, adqulrlr ; alcanzar,
conseKuIr, lograr.
Obtainable, a. Aseqniblo.
Obtainer, «. El que obtiene.
Obtainment, a. Obtoncioii.
To Obtemperate. ra. Obedecer, sujetari^e i.
To Obtend, va. Opener.
Obtenslon, «. (Poco ui) Oposicion. [plica
Obtestation, A. Encnrecim Ion to; rueiro, s6
To Obtrude, «a. IntroUucirse ; entrcnic
terse.
Obtriidcr, a. Un entremetido, nn intruso.
To Obtruncate, xa. Cortsr un luleuibro
podnr un 4rboL
Obtrun cation, h. Desmocbe,
Obtrusion, «. Intrusion, entremetlmicnto
Obtrusive, a. Intruso. entrenietida
To Obtund, va. Einbotar, entorpecer.
Obtus-angular, a^ Obtus4ngulo.
Obtuse. a/Obtuso; lerdo, torpe; sordo
Obtusely, ad. Obtusamente.
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ObtaMneas, t. Embotadan, embotaciieDto,
torp«za.
ObtnsioD, $. Embotainlento.
To Obumhrata. va. Anulv^ sombrear.
Obntnbretion, «. Oscurecimlento.
Obancoiift, a. Mny coroorada
Obversant, a, FamUlar.
Obverse, «. Anvenw*, en las metlalla*.
To OUvort, rrt. Volver hicin.
To Obviate, va, Obviar, evltar 6 apsrtar.
Obvluns, a. Obvio, manifesto, evideato.
Obviously, ad, Obvlaiuente.
Obv]oa»nes% a. Claridad. evldenola.
Occasion, t. Ocasion, oearroacia; moUro;
nooesldad.
To Occasion, to. Ocaslonsr, candar, exdtar.
Occasional a. OcasIonaU casoal, condngonte.
Occulonally, ad, Ocasionalmente ; de vex
en coando. [dvo.
Occasloner, & Motor, caoaador, caosa, mo-
Occecadon, «. Obceeadon.
Occident, t. Occidente.
Occidental, a. Occidental
Occipital a. Occipital
Occiput, a. Colodrillo.
tOccision, *. La accion de matar.
Occlusion, K Cerradnra, cerraniiento.
Occult, a. Oculto, escondido iznorado.
Occulutlnn. «L (Astr.) Ocaltacion; desaparl-
cion pasij^ra.
Ooonltnees, m, Ocaltacion ; secreto.
Occupancy, «. Ocupacion, toma de poseston.
Occupant, «. Ocnpador. ocupante. [sion.
Occnpation, «. Ocupacion ; cmpleo, profe-
Occupier, «. Oenpador; empleado en algan,
arte.
To Occupy, ta. Ocupar, emploar. piarse.
To Occur, vn. Ocurrlr; encontrarse 6 h»-
Occurrenoe, «. Ocnrrenda, tncidento; lanoe.
Occurrcnt, a. IncidenUl— «. Inddencla.
K)ccnrsion, «. Cheque.
Ocean, «. Oo6ano ; pi^Iago. [oe6ana
Ocean, Oceanic, a. Lo que pertenece al
Omllated. a. Lo cue tiene ojos; ojoso.
Ochlocracy, «. Ooiocracia.
Oeiir(s a Ocrc. JR«d-ochr^ Almagre.
Ocbreooa, Ocbrey, a. Lo que pertenec^ al
cere.
Octagon, «. OctAgono.
Octaional a. Octagonal
Octahedron, t. Octaedro. pos rcgetales.
Octandria, «. Octandria, la dase octava de
Octangular, a. Octanirular.
Octangulamess, a. Flsura octangular.
Octant, a* y «. (Ast) OcUnte.
OcUpla, a. Ocupla.
Oetateuch, a Octateuoo.
Octave, a Octava. ^Mus.) Octava.
Octare, a. Octara
Octavo, a. Octavo.
Octennial, a. Lo quo dura ocho aAoa.
October, a. Octubro.
Ooioedrical, a. Octo6drIca
Octogenary, a. Octogenario.
Octonocular, a. Lo que dene ocho jjos.
Octopeulous, a. (Dot) Octup^tala.
Octuetyle, a. (Arq.) Oct6sd!d;
Octttple, a, O^ctuplo.
Ocular, a. Ocular.
Dcttlarly, arf. Ocularmer te.
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Oculale, a. Ocular.
Oculist, 8. Oculista.
Odd, o. loipar. Odd and ^?v?fi, Parea f
nones. Particalar, raro; tanto; numcrs
indeteraitnado.
Oddity, «. Singularldad, rareca.
Oddly, ad, Desigualmente, extraflamentei
Oddneas, a. Dbparidad; singularidad ; ra-
roza. [dmlgnal
Odds, $. Desigoaldad. diferencfa; apoaaU
Ode, a Oda. nocma Ih^ca
OdionsL a. Odioen, abominable.
Odiously, ad. Oilio^amente.
0<liou«ne^ 0«liuin, ». Odioaklad ; odfc
0<1ontalgia, k Odonulgia.
OdonUlgic, a. Odontiblco.
0<lor, a. Olor ; fragrancia, olor soareb
Odorate, a. Oloroso, fragrante.
Odoradon, a. Fragrancia.
Odoriferous, a. OdorUbro, fragraote.
Odoriferonaneas, & Fragraoda.
Odorous, a. Olorosa
Ody»ey, a Odisea 6 UHxea.
(Ecumenical, a. Ecnmdnlco, unlTersaL
(B^lema, a. Edema.
(Eilia<l,A Ojeada, mlrada.
Oer, V. Owr,
(Esopbagu^ a. Ea6fego, tragaderou
OC pfep. De ; tooante ; segnn ; por.
Off, Aaverblo y prepoaldoo que general-
mente se une 4 los rerboa para modifleat
su signiflcaolon, y'ya unldo, ya separado,
sirve para expreaar separadon, aoaaoda,
privadon 6 diatanclK
Offal, t. Sobras, relieve ; desecbo.
OtTenco, «. Ofensa; tojoria; ataqne.
tOffenceful, a, Ofenslvo, livjuriosa
Offenoeleas, a. Apadble, padflco.
To Offend, va. j n, Ofender, Irritar; aoo>
meter; yiolar.
Offender, a. Dellnouente, traagiesor, ofimsoi;
Offendress, ^f. Ofensora.
Offensive, a. Ofensivo: l^lnrloso.
Offensively, ad. Ofenstvainente.
Offenslveness, a. Ofensa, deeaioo, ainsabor
To Oflisr, va, Ofbeoor; aaertfiear; atentar
propoDcr.
Olier, a. Oforta ; propuesta ; don.
Offerable, a. Ofrecible.
Offisrer, a. Ofrecedor.
Offering, a. Bacrifldo, ofrrta.
Offertory, a. Ofertorio, el aoto de ofreoer.
Office, a. Ofldo; empleo; fondon; acrvi
do; ofidna.
Officer, a. Oflcial; empleado.
Officered, a, (Mil.) Comandado.
Official a. Propio ; nflcial-^ Provlscr.
Officially, ad. De oflclo. [—x>n, Ottdtf.
To Officiate, va. Haoer alguna oosa de oAeia
Officinal a. De oflcio ; oflcinal ; medidnal
Officious, a, Ofldoso, entrcmetido; obio*
quiosa
OQidously, ad. OfldosamenteL puntario
Officiuusnem, a Ofldoeidad, obseqaio r»
Offing, a. To tOand for Vie offlftff, (NAo.)
Currer al lai^o. [duraa
Ofl^ioouring, & Ifos, desecho, basnra, laT»
OflSscum, e.ya, Dejado ; ril biOMmo.
Offiiet, & Pimpollo quo ecfaa la plantx fta
Offspring, /». PropBgad(»n ; prol*, tto^e, ens
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{MVsnl, ad. (NAo.) Al largo de U costa.
Oft, Often, Ofttimes, Oftentimes, ad. Fre-
cnenteinente, k menuilo.
Ofdoastich, a. El episrruna de odio versos.
Ogee, «. (Arq.) Cluucio, moldara en forma
doS.
tOfraranltlon, «. Rejrnn&mlento,
To Ogle, «a OuiQar, mirar al soslayo.
Ogle, s. OuiAada, ojaada.
Oeler, «. Gnlftador.
Ogling, «. El acto de goifiar.
Ogllo. H. Olla podridft.
Oh! inUii. Oh I (exclamftclon).
Oil, «. Acclto. lAnK*d-oU^ Acolte do lina-
xa. Oil tifoUM9^ Aceito do comer.
To Oil, va, AceJtar.
OI1-lM)ttle, a. Aceitera, alcn»c
Oil-rake, 9. Los aaientos de la llnaza
Oil-cloth, «. Enoerado, hule.
Oil-color, «. Color molido con aoeite.
Oilet, Oilet-hole, t. OJete.
Olllneas, t. Oleaginoeidad, ontaosldad.
Oilman, «. Acettera
Oil-mill, Oil-pre«s, », Mollno de acelte.
Oil-shop, «. Aoeiteria, tienda de aceito.
Oily, a. Aceitoso, oleoso. Ttal.
Oily-grain, a. (Bot.) AJonJoU; steamo orlen-
Oily-palm, s. (Bot) Palma de Senegal.
To Oinl, va. Untar. V. To Anoint.
Ointment, t. Ungiiento.
OI<1, a. Yido ; antiguo ; anticoado.
tO'jlon, a. VIeJo, antiguo.
Oldfksliloned, a. Uccbo 4 la anUgua.
Oldish, a. Algo viejo ; avejentado.
OMness, 8. Ancionidad, Tcuez, antigiiedad.
Old wife, «. Vl^a.
Olcaginoos, a. Oleaginoso.
Oleaginnosness, a. Olenglnosldad.
Oleander, «. (Bot.) AdelTa, baladre.
Oleaster, ». (Bot) Olivo ailToatre; aoebacbe.
O loose, Oieous, a. Oleoso.
OlcraceouB, a. Semcjante i hortaliza.
Ol&ctory, a. Olfatorla
Olibannm, 9. Inclenso, olibano.
Oligarchical, a. Oligikrquica
Oligarchy, «. Ollgarqula.
Olio, 9. Mezcla, miscelanea.
Olltory, 9. Haerta de boruliza.
Ol've, 9. (Bot) OllTo ; oiiva, aoeltnna.— a.
Aoeitnnado.
Olive-bearing, a. Ollvifero. [de pax.
Olive-branch, «. Bnmo do olivo; emblema
Olive-color, 9, Aceituoarlo.
Olive-grove, Olive-yard, a. Ollvar.
Olive-oil 9. El aceite de olivas 6 de comer.
Olive-tree, «. Olivo.
Olla, 9. Olla; marmita. oIIal
Olympiad, 9. Oiimpiada.
dympic, 9. Olimpico.
Oiympos, «. Olimpo ; el delo.
Ihnbre, & Kl tre»ilio 5 Juegii del liombre.
3mbrometer, «. Un instrumento para medlr
la caotidad de Uuvia.
OuMga, «. Omega; fin.
Omelet «. Tortilla; fi-itada de hneTos.
Omen, a. Agiiero, prondatico, preaagio.
Omened, a, Fatklico.
Omentum, «. Omento, el redalko.
0niinou5, a. Ominoeo, azaroao, fttaL
Dmlnotisly, ad, Omlnosamente.
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Ominousnesa, a. Lo que onatituye ana ouaa
ominoea.
Omisaion, «. Omiaion, flqjedad, deaenldo.
To Omit, ea. Omitir, pasar en ailencio.
Omnibua, a. Faeton, diligenoia.
Omnifkrlous, a. De todo g6nero j eep^oie.
Omniferoua, a, Lo que puede produclr todaa
lascosas.
Omnidc, a. £1 qne todo lo cria.
Omnifurm, a. Oumlforme.
Omniformity, 9. Omnifbrmldad.
Omnigenons, a. Omnigeno.
Omniparitfut Omnijiaroua, a. Omnipara
Omniperdpiency, a. Percepcion de todas las
cosas. Tcusaa.
OmnlfMirdplont a. El qne perclbe touos liM
Omnipoten<M, Omnipolency, «. Omniputen-
da. [deroaa
Omnipotent, a. j h. Omnipotente, tcdopo-
Omnipresence, «. Ubicnidad.
Omnipresent a, Presente en todas partes.
Omniscience, Omnisdenov, a. Omnidenda.
Omniscient, a. Omniado, fnflnitamento
sabio. [ea loa fondoa pubiicoa.
Omnium, a. £1 agregado de diveraas aodonea
Omnivorous, a.Lo que todo lo dovora.
Omoplate, 9. (Anat) Omoplato, espaldilU
Omphaloptic, a. Lente convexo.
On, prep. Sobre, enoima, en; de; 4. — ad.
Adelante.— <«Ue/^. Vamoal
Once, ad. Una vez. At once^ De ima vez.
Once, a. Onza, ua animal.
One, a, Un, uno. — a. Uno, nna persona.
Bv€ry on&, Cada uno. OiM by one^ Uno
k uno.
One-eyed, a. Tuerta
One-handed, tu Manco. [tioo.
Onelrocritic, 9. Oneirocritical, a, Onirocri-
Oneness, «. Unidad, aingolaridad, IndiTt*
dnalidad.
Onerary, a. Propio para carga.
Onerous, a. Ooeroso, opresivo, gravoao.
Onion, 9, (Bot) Cebolla. £»noA o/oHio7i9,
Ristra de cebollas.
Only, a. U'nioo. solo; raro.— acf. Solamento.
Onomancv, Onomatecbnv, a. Onomanoia.
Onomantfo, Onomantical, a. Onom4ntica
Onset A EmbesUda, primer impetu, ataque.
Ontologist 9, Ontologista, melalisioo.
Ontology, a. Oniologta. [tado
Onward, a. Avanzodo, aumentado, adelan
Onward, ad. Addante. 'Jb cams onwat-d,
Acercarse.
Onychomanoy, a. Adivlnadon por las ufia^
Onyx, 9. Onix, uJla piedra preciosa.
Oost 9. El horno para secar Inpuloa.
Ooze, 9. Fango. limo ; chorre : adobe.
To Ooze, vn, Manar algun liquido suavo
menio.
Oozy. a. Cenagoso. Ooty ground^ Baza.
Opacity, a. Opaddad.
Opacoua, a. Opaoo.
Opaoousneso, a. Opaddad.
Opal, a. O'palo, piedra predosa.
Opaque, a. Opaca
To Ope *' •
. en, va. Abrir, descubrir, destapar.
Open, a, Abiorto; patente, daro, evidaate
fhmoo.
Opener, a Abridor; inUSrprete, expositor.
Open-^yod, a. A lor to, vigilante, euldadMO
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Open-hearted, a. Ingenuu, franco, tincera
Oiien«heartedneai, «. Lib^nlidad, g:enero«l-
dad^'franquezA. [bre.— a. Aperitivow
Opening, ». Abertara, hendedura; vlslum-
Openly, ad, Abiertamenta.
Open-uioathed. a, Yuraz, ivldo.
0]>enDcs«, «. Claridad; franqucza, 8;noeri-
dad, candor.
Opera, «. Opera ; teatro.
tOperable, a, Factible.
To Operate, vn. Obrar, operar.
Operailcal, a. Lo que pertenece & la ^pera.
uperaiion, «. Operacion ; accion, efeeto.
Operative, a, Operatlvo, eflcaz.— «. Opera-
rio, fubricante.
Operator, * Operarlo; operador.
Opero8e, a. Operoso ; Uborioso ; trabi^oso.
Opiithalinio, a. Oftiloilco.
Of)>tthaImo2rapby, #. Oftalmografla.
Ophthaliiiology.A Oftalmnlogio.
Opbthalmoscopv. «. Oftalmosoopla.
Ophtbalmv, «. Oftalmia.
Opiate, a. Opiata.— a. Narcdtlco ; soporifico.
To Opine, vn. Opinar, dlscarrlr, Juzgar.
Opiniatlve, a, Opinante, opinatlvo, terco.
Opinfon, $. Oidnton, sentir ; concepta
Opinionate, Opinionated, a. Porflado, obsU-
nado, terco.
Opinionately, ad. Porflndamente.
Oplnlt>native, a. Terco, obetinado, porfiada
Opinionaiively, ad. Tcrcameftte.
Oplnionativeneas, «. Porfia, lorquedad, obs-
Unacion.
Optnioned, a, Preanmldo ; obUinado.
Oplnionbt, 6. Opinante; el que esUi may
pagado do si ndsmo.
Opium, 9. Opio; narcdtica
Opobaiaani, a. Oi>obdl>aino.
OiMHleldoo, 9. (Funn.) Liuimenta
Opopanax, a. Opop6naco.
Oposauu), 9. Zorra inocliilera. [bla
Oppidan, «. £1 habttante de una rflla 6 pue-
Oppoooncy, «. O^Kisiciuu; exposicion de
argtiinentoa. [rJ^ Opuesto, contrario.
Opponent, «. Antagoniata; oontrincaote. —
Opportune, a. Oportuno, convenionte.
Opportuuely, ad. Oportunamente, utiempo.
Opitortuncn^ a. KI esiado de io que es
oiM»rtuno.
Opportunity, 9. Oportnnidad, sazon.
To Oppose, va. Opener; contraponer. — en.
Conuariar; arguir.
Oppoaer, «. Onosltor, antagonlsta, rival
Oi'posite, a. Fronterizo, opuesto; adverse.
— a. Antagoniata.
Oppositely, ad. Knfrentc, opuestamente.
Opposltenesa, s. Contrarieda<l. [Aistencia.
Opi)otiltion, «. Oposicion; contrarludad; re-
Oi>i>ositive, a. Capaz de ser pueato en oi>osi-
cion, [mir.
To Oppress, va. Oprimlr, apretar; conipri-
0i>pres8lon,«. Opri^slou ; crueldad ; vcjacion ;
uitseria.
OppreHsive, a. Onreslvo ; pesado, molesto.
Oppressively, ad. OproHivauionte.
Oppreaslveness, «. Oproslon.
Oppressor, «. Opresor. [famante.
C^probriooa. a. Oprobioso, ignomlnioao, In-
Opprobrlously, ad. Ignomlniofamente.
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Opprobrlonsness, «. Oproblo, Ifnomlniik
Opprobrinm, a. Oprobio, ignomlnta. t\f^
bonra. [bsiir.
To Oppngn, va, Opngnar; c<Mitrariar, com-
Oppugnation, 9. Resisteneia.
Oppuffner, a. Opugnador.
Optative, a. Optalivo. [perm ver.
Optic, Optical, a. O'ptko ; 6rEano que 6irv«
Optician, Optic^ «. O'ptico ; Optica.
Optimacy, a. Nobleza ; cl caerpo de k>a
nobles. [miata.
Optimism, Optimist, «. OpUmismo; opti-
Optimity, «. La propiedad de ser 6nUmo.
Option, 9. Opcion ; la fiMsnltad de eiegtr.
Optional, a. La fiicaltad de elegir.
Opulence, Opulency, a. Opulcnda ; abaD-
danoia.
Opulent, a, Onulento, rico.
Opulently, ad. Opuientamenteu
Opuntia, a. Nopal, higuera de Indias.
Oposcle. «. Opuscula
Or, conj. O', particnla dl«ynntlra qae cie-
notadJstribucion y oposicion.— a<l AnU&.
Or ever. A'ntce cio todo. (Blaa.) Orou
Orach, «. (BoL) £»pocie de ccftlglo y de ^r-
mnelle. [ambiicv x
Oracle, a. Or^oula Oracular^ a. Poaltirwi,
Oralson, «. Oracion verbal.
Oral, a. Oral, vocal, verbal
Orally, ad. Verbal men te, de paTabra.
Orang-outane, a. Orangutan ; mono grandei
Orange, a. Naronja. — a. Ananii\)ado.
Orangeade, a. Agtia de narai^Ja, narai^Jada.
Orange-color, a. Color de nanur^a.
Orange-<lew, a Rock> de narai^a. narai^ada
Orangeman, «. Ornnglsta ; narai\{ero.
Orango-musk, a. Pera anaraiijada.
Orangefteel, a. Ctocara de narax^
Orangery, a. Naraiv)al
Orange-wifl9. Orange-woman, 4^ NanuOera
Oration, a. Oracion ; iocncion, arenga.
Orator, a. Orador ; snplieanto.
Oratorial, a, BeUSrico, oratorio.
Oratorical, a. Oratorio.
Oratorio, «. Oratorio ; conoierto aagnid<w
Oratory, a. Oratorla; oratorio.
Orb, a. Orbe, eefera, globo ; ctroula
To Orb, va. Format en drcnio.
Orbed, Orbicnlar, a. Orbicular, redooda
Orbicularly, ad. Orbicularmenteu
Orbicniarness, a. Bsferiddad. [orblcol»
Orblculation. a. Lo que eeti hecho en flgon
Orbit, 9. O'rblta ; la euenca del c^o.
Ore, a. (IcL) Orca, orca
Orchanet, a. (Bot.) Ancusa tintorlal
Orchard, a. lluerio ; versel
Orchestra, Orclicatro, a. Orquestra.
Orchil a. (Dot) OrchDU de CanarlM.
Orchotomy, a. (Cir.) OrooComia. [on.
To Ordain, va. Ordenar ; di^>^ner ; Mtablo>
Ordainabie, a. Lo que es capax de ser orto-
nada
Ordainer, a. Ordenador. [oi^aUa.
Ordeal, a. Ordalia.— a. Lo qcM pertenece ib
Order, a. O'rden ; r^la; metodo; Jorle.claM.
--pi. La gerarqnia ecleslasiio^
To Order, va, Ordenar ; disponoi; arreglar
mandar.
Orderer, a. Ordenador.
Ordering^ 9. Xfanc^o, dlrecdon, ilL<|>nsSckut
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OrderlMB, a. Desordenado; confuso; irre*
pnlar.
OnlerllneBfi, «. Begnlarldad. 6rdcn, mdtodo.
Orderly, a, OrdtniMlo, metAdfoo, rejfular.
fOrdlnable, a. Lor que se pnedo ordenar.
Ordinal, a. OrdinaL—A Ritual de losdivinos
oflbios.
Ordinance, t. Ordenanxa, ley. eslatnta
Ordinarily, ad, Onlinariftmento. [jrar.
Ordinary, a. Ordenailo; coman, usual; vul-
Ordinate, a. Ordenado, motodicn — «.
(Geom.) Ordenada, aplicada.
Onlination, a. Ordenacion; disposiclon.
Ctrdnance, $. Artillerii, caAonea.
Ordonnance, a. La disposloion de las flguras
y deunas piezaa do que se compone una
pintura.
Oraure, «. Basura, porqneria, excrementa
Ore, a. Quijo, gaoKa, mineral.
Oread, a. Oruad, ninfii de los bosqnes.
Oreweed, Oretrood, a. Alga.
Orgal, A -Las becca aeoas de rfno.
Organ, Organ-builder, «. O'rgano ; organera
Oi^nio, a. Oi^&nlca
Organically, ad, Orgdnieamente. ^nleo.
Organ icalneea, «. Kl estodo de \o que es or-
Organiem, a. Estmctura orgdnica.
Organist, a. Organiaia.
Organization, a. Organlzadon.
To Organize, va. Organizar. [ca el 6rgano.
Organ-loft, «. O rgano, el sitio donde se oolo-
Orguny, «. (BoL) Or^;ana
Orgasm, a, Onrosmo.
Orgies, a. pL O'rglas.
Oricbalcb. Oriciialcnm, a. Laton.
Oriel, «. Yentana circular; alcoba cerca de
la sala principal.
Oriency, «. Brillantez de color.
Orien', a. Oriental ; brlllante.— ^ Orlente.
Oriental, a. j a. Oriental.
Orientalism, a. Estilo oriental
Orifice, *. Oriflclo; abertiira.
Origan, Origanum, «. (BoL) Ort^gano.
Origin, Original, a, Origen; ascendencia;
prinoi]^; orieinaL
Original, a. Orl^nal, primitiro.
Originality, «. Origlnalldad. [mento.
Originally, ad. Orieinalmente, originarla-
Originary, a. Priminvo.
To Originate, va. Ortglnar, causar. — ink
Ori^inarse, traer su origen.
Drielnation. a. Origen.
Orlllon, a. (Fort) Orejon.
Orion, a. (Ast.) Orion.
Orison, a, Oracion, petioion, 1 6plica.
Orle, a. Oria, fliete 6 lision.
Orlup, a. (N&u.) Soliatio do una embarcaciun.
Ornament, a. Omamento, adorno, ornato.
To Ornament, va, Ornamentar, adumar.
Ornamental, a. Lo que sirve de adorno.
Ornamentally, ad. Omadamente.
Ornamented, Ornate, «. Ornado, adomado,
ttavludo. [atavio, aparato.
OmatenMs, a. Ornato, omamento, adorno,
tOraat Jre, a. Decoracion, ornato.
Oraitbolngieal, a. OmitolAgico.
Ornithologist, t. Omttdlogo.
Ornithology, a. Ornitologia.
Ornithomancy. a. Omitomanda.
Orphan, A Huerfano; bu^rfana.
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Orphaned, a. Hn^rltoo; deeamparadCK
Orphanage, a. Orfkndad.
Orphean, a. Orfiso; portico; mfisteo.
Orpiment, a. Oroplmente.
Orpine, a. (Bot) Teleflo, ftibacrasa.
Orrery, a. Planetario.
Orris, a. (Bot) LIrlo de Florenda.
Orscdew, Orsidue, a. Oropel.
Ort, a. Sobra, fragmento.
Orthodox, a. Ortodoxo. libre de her^Ha.
Orthodoxly, ad. Con pureza de doctrina.
Orthodoxy, a. Ortodoxia, saiia doctrino.
Ortliodroroics, Orthodromy, a. (Nan.) OTt»
dromia.
Orthoepy, a. Ortologla.
Orthogon, *. Ortogiinlo.
Orthogonal, a. Rectiingiilo.
Orth<»grapi>or, *. Ortografo. [flea
Orthographic Orthographical, a. OrtogrA^
Orthographically, ad. Ortograficamenie.
Orthograpbist, a. Ortografo.
Orthosrapby, * Ortoffrafia.
Orthology, «. Ortologla. [crtWr Tersoa.
Orthometry, a. Ortumetria, rcglas para es*
OrthoiKxly, a. Ortopedia. [pocha
Ortbopnasa, a. (M6a.) Ortopnea, opreslon d«
Ortive. a. (Ast) Ortivo ; oriental.
Ortolan, a. If orteano.
Orta, a. pi. 8obra«; lo que queda.
Orvietnn, «. Antidoto, orvietano.
Oryctography, •. Orlctngrafla.
Oacillancy, a, Vibraclon fi i»scilacIob.
To Oscillate, tw. O-wilar, vllirar.
Oscillation, a. Oscllacion, ribracion.
Oscillatory, a. OsciUtorio.
Oadtancy, a. B<istezo ; descuida ^
Oacitant, a. Bostezante : pesado, ncg]igeDt«L
To Osciute, vn, B<«tozar.
Oscitation, a, Bostezo.
Osculation, a, (Geom ) Osculaclon.
Osculatory, a. Osculatorio.
Osier, a. (Bot) Mimbrera. Comnum oHer^
Sauce mimbrero. Golden oaiar^ Mitn*
brera ama. [con platlna.
Osmium, a. (MIn.) Osmio, metal mczciado
Ospray, Osprey, a. (Orn.) A'guila marina.
Osselet, Ossicle, a. Ilueseclllo.
Osseous, a. O^oeo, buesoso, 6seo.
Ossiflo, a. Osifloo, que convierte en 6 que
fbrma buesu.
Ossification, a. Osiflcaclon.
Ossified, a. Oslflcado. [soa.
OssifVage, A (Orn.) 0»ifraga, quebrantahu^-
Osfrifrangent, a. Lo que rom(»e loe hucsoa.
To Ossify, tMZ. Osificar, reducir & bueso.
OssiTorous, a. Lo que dostroxa los hcds».
Ossuarv. a. Osario, osar.
Ost, a. Homo pura secar eebada.
Ostensible, a. Ostensible, manifestable
Ostensibly, ad. Osiensiblemente.
Ostonsive, a. Ostensivo. [w.
Ostentation, a. Oatentacion, Jactancia, fans-
Ostentatioua. a. Ostenioeo. Jactancioso, vano.
Ostentatiously, ad. Pomposamente.
Ostentatiouanesa, a. Ostentacion, vanidad,
Jactancia.
t()8tontator, a. Ostentador. [bneaoa.
Osteocope, a. Dolor oateocopo 6 fl)o en lot
Osteography, a, Osteografla, deacrfpclon d<
los fmeeos.
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Osteotoglst, «L Osto6loga [h
OttMlogy, «L OsteolofK anatomiA da ka
Oatlarj, a. Oatial ; oatiaria
Ostler, a. Moso de pi^a j oabada. [afloii
Ostracism, a. Ostracisino; destierro de diez
Ostracite, a. OstraclU; bollia met41ico.
Ostrich, a. (OroJ Aycstrua.
OtacMUKtio, a. Trompetilla fwra ayadar al
8(>nt1do del oklo.
Otalgia, a Otalgia, dolor del olda
Otiier, pron. Otro. Others^ pk Loa demaa.
Otberwiae, ad. De otra manera; por otra
parte.
Ottar, Otto. a. Aoelte esencinl. [de nutria.
Otter, a. Nutra 6 nutria. Otter-ikiti, Tiel
Otter-banting, a. Caza de nutriaa.
Otter-pike, a. (let) Dragon marina
Ottoman, a. Otomaoa— a. Eecano con oojln
sin respaldo.
OoKbt, V. imp, Tou tmghi to remember
tA<^ y. debe aoordarso qae. It ought to
he ao, Conriena que aid sea. / ought to,
£a meneater que ya
Onnce, a. Onza; llnoa.
Oar, pron. po9t. Naestro ; naoatra.
Oaranograpnj, a. Uranografla.
Ourselves pron. racip. Noaotroa miamoa.
Oase, a. Una InAialon da la oorteza da robla.
V. Oo^e^
Onsal, a. (Om.) MIrlo, mfria. [ra.
To Ooat, va. Qaitar ; deapoaeer ; acbar me-
Oaater. a. (For.) Despoaeimlento, despojo.
Out, ad. Fnfra, aAiera.— ^f^^a;;^. JPaara.
Out SL El exterior ; omidon.
To Ouuu:t, TO, Propaaar, prnpasano.
To Ontbar, va. Cerrar con fbrtiflcacionea.
To Oatbid, va. Pnisr; aobrapiOar.
Outbidder, a. Pujador. [trai\Jero.
Ontboond, a. Deatinado 4 a]gnn uaia ax-
To Outbrave, va. Ajar la vanidad da alga-
nu ; arro»trar los jpeligroa. [cara
To Outbrazen, va. Yenoar 4 lUerza de dea-
Outbreak, & Erupeion. [meote.
To OutbuUd. va. Ediflcar maa durabU-
Outburst, a. Explosion, erupeion.
Ontcaso, «. Estucbe ; aobraoOiL [expnlao.
Outcast, a. J s. Desacbado ; desterrado ;
To Outcraft, vcu Ganar 6 exoedar en aatucia.
Oatcry, a. Clamor ; ruido, alboroto.
To Outdare, va, Osar, cmprender con atre-
viroiento. [Jar, eolipaar.
To Outdo, va. Exceder & otro en ; aobrepu-
To Ontdrink, va. Beber mas qua otro.
To Outdwell, va. Estar c'n algona parte maa
de lo regular.
Outer, a. Exterior.
Outeriy, ad. H&cia Aiera, exteriormante.
Outermost, a. Extremo ; lo maa exterior.
To Outikce, «a. Ilumillar; mantener cara A
cara.
Out&ll, a. Canal para regar.
To Out&wn, va. Acariclar con axccao.
Outfit, a. Uabilitacion, deaembolao.
OuUlank, va. Flanquear.
To Outfly, va. Exceder en el melo.
To Outfrown, va. 11 irar oon oefio.
Outaita, a. Salida, puerta axtarior.
To Outgive, «a. Dar maa que otro.
To Outgo, va, Exceder, venoar ; angaAar.
DntgoiniLa. Salida; la aecion de adolantam
OOT'
To Outcrow, va. Bobtaeraear;
qnaotro.
Outguard, ai (MIL) Ooardla
Outbousel «L Caaa 4 aorta diataneia da la
del duetto. [oon otra maa tfoA^
To Outjeer, va. Banwnder 4 una ebaau
To Ontlost, va, Exceder en balbneria4o(ra.
To OatJnggle, va. Sobresalir an cbarlata-
neria.
To Outknave, vn. Ganar 4 pWsaro.
tOntland, Outlandish, a. Extrai^era
Outlander, a. Extranjera [don.
To Ontlaat, va. Durarroaa; exceder dora*
Outlaw, a. Proscrlpto ; bandido, bandotera
To Outlaw, va. Froaeribir; aentendar en
rebeldia.
Outlawry, m. Proacripdon.
To Outleap, tMiw Pasar saltanda
Outleap, a. Fuga, buida, eseapada.
To Outlaam, va. Adalantar 4 oCfO aa lo qoc
ae apranda. [noa.
Outlet, a. Salida, portaia (htiUf.XSaom'
To Outlie, va. Exceder en daeir neatiras.
Outline, a: Contomo, perfil, dlaafto» boaq*^
To Outlive, va. Sobravivlr.
Oatlivor, a. Sobrevivlmta.
To Outlook, va. Mirar l^amento ; eaeogar.
Outlook, a. Vigilancfa, pravisloD.
Outlying, a. Diatanta de; MJoa da.
To Ootmarob, va, Defar atraa 4 otaa
To Oatmeaaura, va, Exoedar en medlda.
Outmost, a, Lo maa exterior.
To Outnumber, «ri» Exceder mi ninxva.
To Outpace, va. AdeUnUr 4 nno; d^^arla
atras.
Oatpariab, a. Parroquia extram6Toa. "
Outpart, a. Parte exterior; axtremldad.
To Outpasa, va. Pasar delante de otrou
Outpensioner. a. Penaionista extenioi.
Out|>orch, a. P6rtico exterior.
Ontport, a: Un nnarto de mar algo dtataaca
de una clndao.
Outpoat, a. Pnaato avanxado. [ma.
To Outpour, va, Cborrear. despedir 4 owc^
To Outpray, va. Itexar mas qoe otra.
To Outpreacb, va. £xced«r en al predkar.
Outrage, a. Ultra|e, aftenta, vtolenda.
Outrageoua, a. Yiolentu; altn^Joso; atroa
desaforado.
Outrageoualy, ad. YiolaiitamaDtak
Outrageonsnesa, a. Furia, violanela.
To Outreach, va, Paaar maa adalania qm
otro; pasar mas all4 da lo que ae dabe.
To Outreason, va. Diseorrir mc^Jor qoe otrai
To Outreckon, va, Uacer on o6inpii%o
mayor que otro. [haUo.
To Outride, txr. Ganar la delantera 4 vm-
Outrider, a. Seoeptor; alcanoe; batldor;
volanta. [carenar; pnnul de topa.
Outrigser, a. <N4a.) Pescanta de banda para
Outright, ad. Lnego, enmplidamenta ; m(h
rlrsedertsa.
To Outrival, va. Sobrepv^ en exeeleaelB.
To Outroar, va, Exceder otro an dar grltoo.
To Outroot, va. Daaarralgar. [exceder.
To Outrun, va. Corner roaa qne otro; j
To Outsail, va. (N4o.) Mavegar mas
otra embareadon ; ser maa vetwa
To Ontaoom, va, Inaoltar 4 nno en sa i
oon doaprecto.
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To OatMll. to. Yender xnu caro qne otra
Oatset, «. Principle ; obi^rtura. [eclipsar.
To Outshine, ixi. BriUar, rcspumdecer;
To Oatfthoot, TO, Ganar & otro i tlrar. [ra.
Outside, *. Super fide, pnrte externa; ooste-
To Outsit, WK Estor sentado mas Uempo
qus lo precisob
Outskln. «. Parte exterior; snbnrblo.
To Outsleep, ito. Dormir mas do lo que se
debe.
To Outspeak, WK llablar demftslado.
To OutsfMirt, t>a. Excder en diversion.
To Outspread, va. Extender, dirundlr.
To Outstand, ta. Bostener, resistir.—m.
Hacer barri^ A com ha. [diente.
Outstanding, ad, Saledizo, saliente; pen-
To Ontstare, «a. Mlrar de blto en blto ;
desconcertar.
To Outstretob, fxk Extenderse, alargar.
Outsrrcet, a. Calle de arrabaL
To Outstrip, CO. Avanzar mas que otro;
d^fur 4tras; rezagar, sobrepujar, ganiir.
To Outswear, f>a. Aturdir con Jnramentoa.
T* Outaweeton, «a. Excoder en dulzura.
To Outtalk, To Outtongne, vo. Aturdir con
Toces ; bablar demmado.
To Outvie, va, SobresaUr, sobrepi^ar L
To Ontvillain, aa. Exoeder en maldad.
To Outvote, ^a. Ganar 4 nno en el nOmero
d ) votes. [Jarle atras.
To Outwalk, va. Andar mas que otio; de-
Oo'wall. SL Facbada; autemural.
Oufwrard, a. Exterior; externo, vlslblo.-—
ai, Fuera, aAiera ; exteriormente.
On^wanlly, ad, Exterioimente.
Our wards, ad. liacia Awra, p<»r faera.
To Ontwatcb, tn, Vigilar d velar mas que
ofra
To Outwear, va, Dnrar maa tiempa
To Outweep, va. Liorar mas que otro.
To Qntwoiffb, va. Preponderar; sobrepidar.
To Outwind, V€L. Deeembarazar, deeenredar.
To Outwit, va. Enganar k noo 4 (berza de
tretas.
To Outwork, «a. Trabi^Ar ™as qo® otro.
)n' works, «. pi. (Fort) Obras avanzadaSb
Outworn, a. AJado, eastado.
Oval^ s. 0'vala->a. Oval, ovalada
Ovally, ad. En flfnira de 6valo.
Ovarluus, a. Lo que se compooe de bnevos.
Ovary, a. Ovarlo.
Ovate 6 Ovated, a. Formado como hnero.
Ovation, «. Ovacion ; triunfo.
Oven. «. Homo. Oijen-ybrJfc, Huraron. (hen.
full, Homaila. ^oen-jve^ Pala de borna
Over, prep. Sobre, encfma, por enclma de.
—oo. Enoiroa; sobre; mas, demas.
To Overabound, «ik Buperabundar, abun-
dar con exceso. [tremo.
T J Overact, va. Llevar algnna coaa al ex-
4>veralls, k pL Zarafciielles.
Overanxious, a. Demaslado ansioso.
Ovorauxiotialv, ad. Con un cuidado excesl-
vo; eon nittiiodad. [aroo.
To Overarch, va. Cnbrlr eon una b6Teda 6
To Overawe, va. Tener & freno; intlmidar.
To Overba]aQoa,iMk 7 n. Preponderar; lle-
var venl^
Orerbalanoe, A Preponderaoda. [mir.
To Overbear, va. Sojnzgar, dominar ; opri-
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Overbearing, a. UItn\joso, desp6tico ; insu-
perable, [alguna eoaik
To Overbid, va. Ofrecer mas que otro pol
Overbidding, «. Puja.
Overbig, a, Demaslado cnrando 6 grueso.
Overboard, ad. (NAn.) A' la mar. 7b
luave overboard^ Echar i la mar.
To Overboil, va. Uervir 6 cocer demaslado.
Overbold, va. Temerario, descarado, pre-
suntuoso. [na influenda.
Overborne, a. Abatido; stdetado por algo*
To Overburden, va. Sobrefargar ; opriuuc.
Overbusv, a. Ofidoso, entremetido.
To Overbuy, va. Coniprar uiuy caro.
To Overcanopy, ra. Cubrlr coino con doseL
Overcare, «. Soliritud, demasiado cutdado.
Overcarefhl. a Demasiado cuidadt>i>o.
To Overcarry, va, Preclpitar: llevar dema-
siado \eioa. * [brir ; hilvanar.
To Overcast, va. Anublar; entrlstecer; cu-
Overcautioiia, a. Demasiado elrcunsiiecto 6
precavido.
To Overcharge, tKi. Sobrecargar.
To Overcloud, va. Cubrlr de nubes.
To Overcloy, va. Saciar 6 llenar deuiaaiado.
Overcold, a. Friolero, friolento.
To OveroomOf va. Veneer, sujetar; sup^
rar ; agovlar.— m. Sobreponerso.
Overcomer, «. Vencedor. [ponflanza.
Overcontidence, «. Presundon, demasindr
Overconfident, a. Demasiado atrevido.
To Overcover, v<h Cubrlr enteramente.
To Overcount, va. Tasar en mas de lo que
vale.
Overcredubns, a. Demasiado cranio.
Overcurioua, a. Demasiado curioso 6 doli-
cado.
To Overdate, va. Antedatar.
Overdlli^rent, a. Diligente en exceso.
To Overdo, vn. Hacer mas de lo necesarlo.
— ra. Llevar al exceso. To overdo ons'i
i*elf^ Atareane.
Overdone, pp. Pasado; dcmcaladamcnte
asado ; rcndido, cansado.
To Overdose, va. Dar una ddsis exceslva.
To Overdress, va. Adornar con demasia.
To Overdrink, vn. Beber con exceso.
To Overdrive, va. Arrcar demasiado; fliU
gar los animales.
Overdue, a. Lo pusado del tiempo debldo.
Overeager, a. Demaslado an^io9o.
Overeamest, a. Demasiadu ardlente.
To Overeat, vn, Tupirse; comer 6 bebe
demasiado.
To Overeye, va. Observar, vlgllar, zelar.
OveriUI, a. Catarata, mUo 6 de agno.
To Over&Ugne, va. Fatigar dema^xiada
To Overfeed, va. Dar de comer en dcmas^
Overflerce, a. Derousiado soberblo; temo
rario. [siado
To Overfill, ra. BobrcUenar, llenar dema*
To Overfloat, vn. Sobrenadur. flotar.
To Overtluurisfa, va. Adornar, dorear con
demasia. [—«</. Sobrellenar.
To Overflow, vn. Salir de madre ; rebosac
Overflow, a. Inundaoion; dlluvio; exceso.
Overflowing, %. Buperabundanda, inund*
don.
Overflowingly, adL Buperabundaateineiit*
To Overfly, va. Pasar 4vuclo.
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Orerforwkrd, a. DemasUdo trdimto; nnj
^arftYnrardnoBO, «. Apreannunlento.
OverfHuightf pp. 8obr«c«rgado.
Orerft^ea, /i. Domaslado Hbre.
Ovarn-aitftiK <i. D«masla<1o rloa
To Ovei^ld, va. Sobredorar.
To Overgird, ta. Atar may apretado.
To Ovei^ance, txi.. OJoar, dar una ojeada.
To Overgo, oa. Sobrepi^ar, exoeder, aobre-
«aUr.
Ovanrooe, a. Injuriado, arrnlnada
To Overgorge, tMi. Engallir detnastado.
Orergraat, a. £xces1vo, deniasiado mrande.
Orergreedj, a. Codlcioso en demasU.
To Overgrow, 9tK Orec«r demaaiada
Oveigrowih, s, VegetAclon exnberanta.
To Overhang, va. Sobrosalir; estar pen-
diento; mirar A
Overhard, a. Duro en domada.
To Overbarden, va, Endoreoer excealva-
incinte.
To Overhaaten, va. Apresorar damaalad*-
mente.
Overhastilj, ad. Predpltadamanto.
OverbasUneaa, s. Predpitadon, damtsladA
apreauradon.
Overbasty, a. Demaalado apresnrada
To Overbkal, va, Dcsparramar; registrar,
examlnar.
Overhead, ad. Enoima, arriba, en lo alta
To Overbear, va. Entreoir.
To Overheat, va^. Acalorar.
Overjealoua, a. Demaslado zekwa
To Oveijoy, va. Arrebatar de alegria.
OvMjoy, i. E'ztasis. em^^iuuntenta
Ovenoyod, a. Ueno de alegriiL
Overkind, a, Exceslvaroento carifioeo.
To Overlabor, va. Sobreoargar de trabi^
To Overlade, f>a. Sobreoargar.
Overlarge, a. Deniasiado grande.
To Overlay, va. Abramar, oprinilr, sofooar.
Overlaying, t. Gapa 6 oablerta.
To Overleap, va. Paear de an aalto otra.
Overleatber, t. Pala do zapato. [maslado.
To Overlive, va, Sobrevlvlr. — viK Vlvlr de-
OverUver, «. Sobrevtvtente.
To Overload, va. Sobrecargar.
Overlunc, a, Demaslado largo.
To Overtook, va. Mlrar desde lo alto; des-
caldar; deadeflar.
Overlooker, t. Sobrestante, Inspector, veedor.
To Overluve, va. Aroar, ^»reoiar demaslada
Overmasted, a. B^]el de macha gainda.
To Overmaater, va. Seftorear, dominar.
To Overmatch, va. Sobrept\jar, veneer.
Overmatch, a. El que puede mas aue otro.
Overmeaaore, s. Colmo, lo que soDresale de
lamedldajusta.
To Overmeasure, vo. Medlr oon excceo.
To Overmix, va. Mezdar demasiadamente.
Overmodeat, a. Demaslado modeato.
;>venjiach, a, Demaslado, mas de lo sofl-
dente.
To Overname. va. Nombrar ontre otro&
OvemUrtit, «. A' noche. [ofldoao.
Uveruffldooa, a. Demaslado entremMldo,
Uverofttdooaneaa, & OOdosldad, entremeii-
bifento.
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To OverpM% v<k Atnreaav; i
omitir. [<!•
To Overpay, va, Fagar 6 premlar «>*w*««^
To Ovoperanada, va. Peraoadlr k,
Overphia. a. Sobraote.
To Overply, va, Gargar de trab^o.
To Overpoise, va. Feaar maa una «o« xv*
^Kcto de otra.
Overpoise, «. Preponderanda, exoesode peaa
To Overpollsh, va. Pulir demaslado,
Overponderoas, a. Demaslado peaado.
To Overpower, va. Predomlnar, sopaditv.
oprimlr.
To Overpreaa, va. Oprlralr, abramar.
To Overprize, va. Valaar 6 apreciar da maa
OverprompCneas, t. Predptcadon.
To Overrake, vit. (MAo.) Barrer an navtei
Overrank, a. Denaslado raaeUb
To Overrate, va, Encarecei^ apndar nii
de lo qae Tal«.
To Overreach, va. SobreaaUr; engafiar.
Overreaober, §, Engaftador. (oMBtaL
To Overredum, va. Calealar exagerada*
To Override, va, Fat%ar an oaballo oon «■
coco.
Overrlgid, a, Demadado rigidn.
Overr^idneaa, t. Ristdes axeeahra.
Overripe, a, Demawfado madnro.
To Overrtpen, v€k Madarar damasiadft.
To Overroiaat, va. Toetar, aear demaatada
To OvetTole, v<k Predomioar, dnrplnar; do*
negar.
Overroler, t. Dix«ofeor, gobernador.
To Overran, va. Hacer eotrariaa en algoB
terrttorio; infcetar.— «n. Eoboaar, Inoa-
dar.
Overscrapaloos, a. Demaslado eaorapaloaA.
Oversea, a. ExtraAo; oltnunariao.
To Oversee, va. Inspeodonar; no repane.
Overseen, jsp. Enga&ado, cegado, eqoivoei^
da [ailsionado de pobn^
Overseer, t. SaperlntendenU; dlreolo; e»>
To Ovenell, va. Yeoder demaslailo earo.
To Overact, va. Volcar; traatomar.— •■.
YolcarM, caerae.
To Overabade, va. Oaooreoer. [patrodBac
To Overshadow, va* Asombrar; abttear;
To Overshoot, vn, Paaar de raya. — an. Tiar
maa alii del bianco.
Oversight, 9. Yerro, eqalvoeadoo. [tm.
To Overakip, va, Paaar aaltaodo; omitir, avl
To Ovenleep, vh. Dormlr demasiadok
Oversoon, ad. Demaslado preata
Overq;>eat, a. Agotado, aparada
To Oventara, va. Clavar la vlsU fUaoMBte.
To Overstate, vn, Exaoerar. [exoasow
To Overstock, va, Ate«ar, oohnar, Qecar eon
To Overstore, «a. Sartir 6 proveer en doanap
sla. [va, Apretar demasdada
To Overstrain, vn. Esfonarae demaslada).—
To Overstretch, va. Eatirar demaaUdoL
To Oversway, va. Predomlnar, mandar eoa
tiranla.
To Overswell, va. Hlncharse per itcxtb^
Overt, a. Abierto, p6blloo, patenta.
Overtly, ad. Ablenaroeate^ {p*
To Overtake, vo. Alcanzar ; o(^(er an la ttaaa
Overtaker, t. Alcanzador.
Tc Overtask, va. Ataraar demaslado.
To Overtar- vti. Oprimlr non tribotac
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renoer; destnilr. [rota.
Oy«rtlirow, a. TrMtonMrnlento; nilna, deiw
OTMrthrowor, <l Trastornador. [ria
Overthwvti a. Fronteriza opaeeto; oootra*
To Overtire, va, Fatlgar demasiado.
To OrartiUa, «a. Dar un titalo demaslado
ImportaDto.
To Overtop, «a. Sobreeallr, exeeder.
To OTertower, vo. Elevarse demaslado.
To Orertrade, vn, Haoer un comercio de-
xnaeiado grande. rcion.
Overtare, t, Abertara, beodedara; Innniia-
To Overtani, va. Subvertir; trastrocar; so-
brepii^ar, veneer.
Overtamable, a. Traitomable.
Overtamer. «. Traatomador. [maslado.
To Overvalue, wk Apredar 6 eaUmar de-
To OverveU, va. Cobrlr ©on on velo; volar.
Overviolent, a. May violento.
To Overvoto, 1MI. Oanar iotro en Totofl.
To Overwatch, tn. Oaaaar 4 Awrxa de vigl-
Has.
Ovenreek, a. Deamaalado endeble.
To Overweary, va. Dumar con la fatlga.
To Overween, «n. Preaamlr, vanaglonarae.
Overweening, & Preaoncion.— <». Preanntao-
80.
OverweenlnglT, cuf, PreeQntooaamente.
To Overweigfa, va. Preponderar; prevale-
eer. fdad.
Overweigbt, a. Preponderanda; snpenorl-
To Overwhelm, va. Abromar, oprlmlr, aba-
tlr; aoterrar.
Overwbelmlnffly, ad, OpreshramentOk
Overwiae, ck Bablondo: pedante.
Overworn, a. Abramaao de flitlga; vlelo.
Overwronght, & Demastadamente trab^Ja-
da
tOver>*eared, a. Oargado de afioai
Overzealona, a. Demaslado zeloso.
Oviform, a. Aovado, de la fiMrma de baevc
Oviparona, a. Ovlparo.
To Owe, «a. Dober: estar obligado.
OwL Owlet, *(Om.J» Lecbnza.
To Owl, vn, (For.) Haoer el oontrabando.
Owler, a OontrabandlstiL
OwUsh, Owl-Ilke, a. 8em€|}ante i la leehoza.
Own, a. Proplo. 3fy oton-Mt/; To mlama
To Own, «a. Poaeer; aer doeno; confeear.
Owner, a. Duefto, poeeedor, propletarlo.
Ownership, «. Domloio, propledad, poeeslon.
Owning, 9. Confesion, reoonodmiento.
Owae, «. V. Oute,
Owaer, «. Infbalon de la oortesa do endna.
Ox. «. Bney.— ^/w Oaoen, Ox-eye, (NAo. y
Bot) QJo de boey. (Om.) P^Jarita
Oxalate, & (Qoim.) Oxalato. Oiaiio^ a. Ox-
aUoa
Ox-bow, A Tngo de bnov.
Ox-cheek, ff. Quljada de ooey.
Ox-fly, «. T&bano.
Ox-goad, a Ago^ada de bneyca.
Ox-boaae, Ox<atalL a. Boyera, boyerlza.
Oxlda,a.(Qaim.)0'xido.
To Oxidize, 90, Oxidar.
Oxidlzement, a Qxidadon.
Ox-likoi a. 8em^)ante al buey. [planta.
Oxlip, a (Hot) Primula desoollada, una
Ox-tMigaa, t. (Bet) Bogloaa.
PAE
Oxycrate, a. Oxkrato.
Oxygen, a (Qnim.) Oxigeno, arxicayoc
Oxysenated, Oxygenized, a, Oxlgonadok
To Cncygenlze, va, Oxigenar.
Oxygon, a (Geom.) Oxlgonlo, aoatingnlo.
Oxygonal, a, Lo one pertenece 4 oxlgonla
Oxymel, a OJimel, comi>o6icion de mlel j
vlnagre. [mlnan causae
Oyer, a. Tribunal en dondo eo oyen y deter
^ea itUeri'V^or,) Old, eecaobad.
Oylet, a V. SyOet.
Oyster, a (let) Ostra; ostlon. Piekleci
oy$lir9y Ostraa escabechadaa
Ozsna, a Ozena, 6Ioera en la narlz.
P.
P 8e pronuncia en Inglea mas (taerte que eo
eepafioL
Pabular. PabllIoa^ a. Alimentoeo.
Pabulatlon, a. Alimentadon ; sustentadoBi
maoutendoo.
Pabulum, & Pdbnio, allmento; auatenta
Pace, a Paao ; diligenda; una rooua de aaaoa
To Pace, vn. Paaear.— «a. Medir h pasoa,
PacM", a. Caballo de paao de andadura.
Pacha, a. Bi^; titnlo de dignldaden Tur-
quiiL [tow
Padflcatlon, a Paclflcadon, apadgnamlen-
Padflcator, Padfler, a Padfloador.
Padflo, Padfical, Pacificatory, a, Padflec,
qnleto, aoaegado.
To PacUy, «a. Padflcar, aqulctar, calmar. '
Pacing, a. Paao, andadura.
Pack, a Fardo, carga; routa; cuadrilla.
To Pack, Mw Enlkrdelar; deapachar.— en
Empaquetar; maroharae.
Package, a. Fardo: embalo; embali^
Packcloth, a. Arpiilenk
Packer, a Bmbaiador, empaqnetador.
Packet «. Paqueta; mala; quebote.
To Packet wu Empaquetar, enfkrdelar.
Packet-boat, a. Paquebote, oorreo maritima.
Packhorse, a (SabaOlo de carga.
Packing, a. Embame. embase; frande.
Packaaddle, a. Albarda de beatia de carga.
Pack8tBfl;a Palo de buhonero. [guit&
Packthread, a Bramante, bllo de acarreto,
Pacoa, a Pace 6 alpaca del Per6.
Pact Paction, a Pacto, contrato, convenloi
Pactional, a, Pactado, oonvenldo, tratado.
Pactittoua, a, Pactado, atuatada por pacto.
Pad, a Senda; haca; silla.
To Pad, 9n. Senderar; andar poco k pooo.
To Paddle, en. Oh^Mtear; remar con can*-
letea
Paddle, a Oanalete, espede de remo.
Paddle, Paddlestafl; a Inatrumento para
deebrozar el arado.
Paddler, a Remero.
Paddock, a Escuerzo, aapo ; parque, boaquf
cerrado en donde liay venadoa.
Paddock-stool, a Espede de bonsa
Padeeoy, a Eqpede de tela de aeda.
PadlocK, a Candado. [dada
To Padlock, 9€k Echar el 6 oemr con can
Piaan, a. Pean, canto de trinnfbi
Ptedobaptlam, a Bantismo <^e ntftoa. ,
Digitized by VjOOQlC
PAL
Pagano, motfl.
penoeft-
Pagtiij^y _„
PagBnkh, a. Pagano,
PagaaiauL a. PaganUmo, idolatria. ' [na
To Paganize, va^jn. Uaoer 6 baoene paga-
Pag& «. Pi^a; mJe.
To Page, va. Foliar; aervir de pi^a.
Pueant, a Eap«ct4ealo p&blioo; trolba— a.
Ostentoso, pompoao.
' Pageantry, a. FaHO, fansto, pompa.
PaginaLa. Compuesto de pAgioaa.
Pagnd, Pagoda, «. Pagode (templo, idolo, y
moneda de la India oriental).
Paid, pp. de 7b Pay, Pagado.
Pail, a: Cabo ; poiaL (Nuu.) Balde.
PtilfUl, «. Cubada 6 cabotada.
To Palii, t<7. Afliglr, inquletar.
Pain, 9. Pona; castigo; dolor; trabiOOt *^'
tlmiento ; ansiedad.
PalnfbL a. Dolorido; penoso; trabi^t
PainAilIj, ad, DolorosameDte ; p
mente.
PalnftilnesBt a. Dolor, afllcdon. pena, trabi|)a
Patnleaa, a. Sin trabiuo; sin dolor.
Palostaker, «. Trabalador, afaoador. [noeo.
Painstaking, a. Cuidadoso, induatrioso; afii-
To Paint, va. Plntar; descrlbir algona coaa.
Paint, $. Pintura; afeite, coloretei
Painter, «. Pintor. (^ au.) Amarra del bote.
Painting, 9. Plntora; narracioa 6 dosorip-
don.
Pa!ntros^ ^ Plntora.
Pair, n. Par, el conjanto de dos cosaai
To Pair, tMt. Parearso ; bennanarse : Igna-
larse.— «a. Parear; bermanar, igoalar.
Palace, «. Palado; caaa rour suntuoaa.
Palanqain,«. Palanquin; litera cnbierta.
Palatable, a. 8abro3o, gastoso al paladar.
Palate, «. Paladar; el gnsto, de oaalquier
oosa inmaterlal 6 espirltaaL
Palatial, a, Magnifico, suntuoeo. [realea.
Palatine, a. Polatino, dotado do privllegioa
Pale. a. Pilldo ; olaro.— a. Palides, aQUuiUez.
To Pale, «a. Empallzar; ceroar; rodear;
deeoolorar.
Paleaoeoua. Paleoos, a. Aristoso, lo que
tiene arbtas 6 P^as.
Pale-CMed, a Palido, descolorido de cara.
Palely, ad. Con palidez.
Paleness, «. Palidez.
Paleography, a. Paleografm; eonodmiento
de tas escritoras antigaas.
P&lctte, 9. Paleto del pintor.
Polft-cy, 9. Palafren, caballo para las scAoros.
Paliflcatlon, a. La acdon de clavar estacas
en la tlerra.
Palindrome, «. Pallndromia.
Paling, A Estacado, palizada.
Palingonesia, 9. Bcscneradon.
Palinode, «. Palinodia, retractacion pCkbllca.
(Fam.) Llamarso antnna 6 andana.
Pallaade, Palisado, «. Polizado, empallzada.
Palish, a. Algo palido. Me tamba.
PalL a. Manto real ; palio de arzoblq;>o ; paAo
To Pall, vn, Deavanecerse, craporarae, ex*
balarse. [ladlo.
Palladlnm, ». Paladlon, apoyo. (Wn.) Pa-
Pal]at,<.PaletadereloJ.
Pallet, a. Camilla, cama peqnefia y pobre.
To Palliate, va. Cnbrir; pallar; exonsar.
PaHlAtlon, M. Paliador. ; eora paliatlva.
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FtfUitlTa, a. PiUirttvo, paUaturtou— «. ]
tlTOd
Pallid, a. PiUdo, deaoolorlda
Pallidity, Pallor, •. Palidec.
Pamam,&PaUo.
Pan-mall, a. Hallo ; na jnega
Palm, <L (Bot) Palma. Pabm-Sundar^ D^^
mingo de ramoa. PcUm oU, Aeetee 4«
palma. Victoria; palma
To Palm, vo. Kaeamotar; enga&ar; maeD^
Jar; manoaesr; ena^r. fraiiiCeniaL
Palma-Christi. a (Hot) Palmaor&tl i higu^
Palmar, a. Pahnar.
Palmary. Ok Prindpal; palmarte, daro.
Palmated, a, Palmeado.
Palmer, a. Palmoo, peregrine, romero.
Palmer-worm, «. Uoa eq>ede de guBana
Palmlftrooa, a. Palmifero. [•go^
Palmiped, a. Palmeado, oomo las %rm da
Palmiatcr, a. Qolromintiea
Palmistrj, «. Qoir^Kmuida.
Pahntree, t. f Bot) Palma. .
Palmy, a. Palmar.
PalpabUl^, a. PalpablUdad, endenda.
Palpable, a. Palpable: e\ideata, patent*.
Palpably, ad, Palpabl«ment«| «TM«]to>
mente.
Palpation, a. Polpamiento, palpadara.
Palpebra, 9. PAlpebra, p&n>ado. [ooraxon.
To F^pltatfik en. Palpltar, lath, i^iiarae d
Palpitation, *. Palpitadon, latlda
Paldoal, Pabled, a, ParatiUco.
Palsr, & PariUida, periesla. [mai
To Pdter, vn, Burlaree.— «a. pear
Palterer, a. Petardiata, engattador.
Paltrineaa, a. Vilasa, b^eza, meaqotodad.
Pdtry, a. Yil, deapredable, meunlna
To Pamper, «l Atracar, llenar do comfaK
eng(waar.
Pamperer, a. Acarioiador.
Pamphlet, a Folieto, p^pdncbo,
Pamphleteer, & Folletlsta.
Pan, «. Yaslja: paila de cerero. Sfewimff'
pan^ Gasuela. Frying-pan^ Barter
Warming-pa^s Calentador. JMOmg'
pan^ Tartera. Sauee-ptM^ Cuo, eaea-
rola Dripping-pan, Qrasera. J*an t^
a gun4ock^ Caxofeta de escc^teta.
Panacea, 9. Panacea. (Bot) Panace.
Panado, a. Panetda ; panada^ (Amec) Hn^
miguillo, pucbea.
Pancike, «. Fmta de sarten ; buflnda
Pancarte, a. Tariff cartel
Pancreas, a. (Anat) PAncreasw
Pancreatic a. Pancre^co.
To Pandaiize, eo. Alcahaetear.
Pandect, a. Becoplladon. Fandeett^ ft
Pandectas.
Panaemonium, ». Pandemonlo.
Pandemio, a. Univeraal, generaL
Ponder, & Alcahnete.
To Pander, va. Alcahnetcor.
Panderism, a. AlcahoateHa.
Pandlcolated, a. Extendldo. ablerta
Pandore^a. Bandola, Instrnmento mfidecw
Pane, 9. tJn rldrlo 6 coadro de vldria
Paoed, a. Varlegado; taraoeada
Panegyrlo, Pan^gyrioil, 9.ja, PanegkridO
Panegyrist, «. Flaneffirlata.
To VaB<*qyrlio, va. Kloglar.
Digitized by VjOOQlC
PAP
Panel, «. £atrep«fio. (For.) Jnrr 6 jando.
To Panel, va, Flrmar en entrejMoofl.
Pang, «. AngnstU, congoja. Ths pangi qf
d^aUi, Las anstas de la xuaerte.
To PanfL vo. Atormentar, afllgir, angnstlar.
Panic, tPanioal, a. P4nlco. [nlza
Panic, a, Blledo 6 terror p&nlca (Bot) Pa-
Panicolate, Panicolated, a. (Bot) Apano>
jado.
Pannage, a. La oosecha de bellota ; el dero-
cbo de bellota; un derocho sobre loa
padoa. [raontar.
Pannel, «. Albardon; el cojin do la dlla de
tPannide, c (Anat) Panicula (Bot) Pa-
noja.
Pannier, «. Ca6vano, eanasto, eauaston.
Panoply, «. Annadura completa.
Panorama, ft. Panorama. [todo.
Panaopbical, a. (Fam.) Babtondo, aabelo-
Panaitphy, a. Sabtdaria universal
Pansy, «. (Bot) IMnttaria, pensamlenta
To Pantofc Palpit '^
Pant a. Palpitacion
To Pantcik Palpitai'; jaQear; sosplrarpor.
PanUdoon, k Pantalones; arleqoin, graclosa
Pantheoli^, «. Panteologla.
Pantheist, & Pantelsta, el qoe oo^Jkude &
Dfoa con el nnlveraa [mo.
Panthelstlo, tk Lo perteneoiente al panteis-
Pantheon, a. Panteon, templo dedioado al
calto de todoa los dloeea^
Panther, a. Pantera.
Pantherbe, a. Panterlna
PantU^ & TciJa, canalon.
Panttngj $, Palpitadon.
Pautlngly, ad, Om palpitadon.
Pantler, «. Panetera
Pant»fle, a. ChlneU, pantoflo.
Panlographer, & Pantdgrafo; eoropas do
proporclon.
Pantometer, «. Pantdmetra.
Pantomime, a. Pantomime; pautorolma.
Pantry, a. Despenaa.
Pap, 9. Pezon ; papa; came de la flrata.
Papacy, a. Papado, la dlgnidad de papa.
Papal, a. Papal, lo que toca al p^>a.
Papareroos^ a. Amapolada
Paper, a. PapeL Lea/o/pap^, Iloja de
papeL Sheei o/paper^ PUego de papeL
Quire of paper^ Mano de pimeL Btam
ofpapir^ Beama de papeL Brown pc^
P6r% Papel de estraza. Stamped papery
Papel aellado. BUMing papar^ Tcleta.
Marbled popsr^ Papel Jaspeado.
To Paper, va, Kntaplzar con papel
Papor-hanglngt, §, pk Colgaduras de papel
pintado ; papel pintado para tapizar.
f aparnnaker, a. Papelera
Paper-miU, a. Molino de papel
Papor-atainer, a. Pintor de papel ; mercader
de papel pintado. [peada
Paper-stainlnK, a. Mercaderta de papel Jaa-
Papeseent, a. Pnlpoao, camosa
Papillo, a. Martpoea. [oeo.
PapUlonaoeooa, a. Amarlpoaado, papilioni-
Papilla, a. Teta; papila de la lengna.
Papillary, PapUloua, a. Papilar, mamilar.
Papism, Papistry, V. Popery.
Papist, a. Panista, nombre que los protos-
tatitea dan a los cat61iooe romanosi
VvgifX^ Papistloal, a. Pi^ paptetloo.
PAR
Pappose, Pappona. a. Yelloso, yaUodo.
Pappus, & (Bot) Yilana
Pappy, a. Mollar, jugoso.
Papula, «. Ptonla, tumor en Ia|;arganta.
Pi4>u^°'i <>• ttleno de pi^pnlas.
Cw^
Papyrus, a. Paplro, plants de quo se 1
Par, a. fiqninUenda; ignaldad.
Parable, a. Parabola, instmcdon alegirica.
Parabola, $. (Oeom.) Paribola.
Parabolic, Parabolical a. Parabdllca
Parabolloally, ad. Parab611camento.
Paracentric, Piiracentrlcal, tk Paracdntrlea
Parachronism, a. Paracronismo (vorro e9
cronologla).
Paraclete, a. Par&cllto 6 pariUsIeta
Parade, a. Ostentacion ; pumpa, alarde, gala,
(Mil) Parada; procesion; un paseo p4*
blioo, (Esg.) Parada,
To Parade, m. Marohtf la tropa en 6rdea
militar; galardonar.
Paradigm, a. Paradigma.
ParaiHse, a. Paniiso terrenal ; cfelo : paraiso
Paradblaualo. Lo que pertenoce al paraiso.
Paradox, a. Paradoja.
Paradoxical a. ParadAJIca
Paradoxically, ad, ParadAJioamente.
Parage, & Igualdad. (For.) ber coberedero
oon otro.
Paragon, 9. Modelo, muestra.— <z. Sin par.
To Paragraph, va. DIvldir en pirrafos.
Paragraph, a. P&rrafo. [p&rrafoSu
Paragraphical a. Lo que pertenece k los
Parasraphicaliy, ad. Por p^&rafoSb
Paralepala, a. Omision.
Parallactic, Parallactlcal, a. Paral&etloa
Paralhuc, a. PanUi^e 6 paraldxis, pel^
Parallel a. Paralcio: cotcja (Ma) Para-
To Parallel, «a. Paraleiizar; parangonar.
Parallelism, a. Paralelismo.
Parallelly, ad. Con paralelismo.
Parallelogram, a. Paralel6graino.
Parallelogramic, Parallelogramlcalt a. ho
que pertenece alnaralelAgramo.
Parallelopiped, a. raralellmpeda
Paralogism, Paralogy, a. Paraloglsmo, dls-
cnrso flUax, condusion falsa.
To Paralogize, wi. Paraloglzar.
Paralysia, a. Par&lisla. (Mox. Fam.) Insnito.
Paralytic, Paralytlcal, a. Paraliiico, perii*
tioo. [Fam.) Insnltado.
Paralytic, 9. Paralitlco, perljitloo^ (Mex.
Paramount, a. Supremo, superior, emlnente.
Paramonr, a. Cortejo: amanto.
Paranymph, a. Paranlnib ; padrino de boda
Parapet, a. fFort) Parapeta
Paraphernalia, a. pL Btenes parafemales.
Paraphrase, a. ParftfhisiB, to expUcadon da
una seDtenda.
To Paraphrase, «a. Parafttnear.
Paraphrast, & Paraftraste, autor de parifraak
Paraphrastic Paraphnutical a. ParafMstiooh
Paraphraadcclly, ad. Parafirfistlcamcnte.
ParaithrenlOa, a. Parafirenitls, la inflamadoa
del dlafhttina.
Parasite, a Parfisito, gorrlsta.
Parasltio. ParasiUcflil, a. Adulatorlo, panMl
tlco, gorristico.
Parasttioally, od LIsonJerameoto.
Parasitism, a. Lb condncta de un paristte^
Parasol A Parasol qultasol
TIT
Digitized by VjOOQlC
PAR
ro Fvboil, 90. Medio eocer.
Parcel, «. Paqaete; pordon. Fart and
pttrcd, Carne y hneso.
To Parcel- 90. Partir; einpaqaetar. 7b
pared the •eamtt (N4il) AlUrrar las eos-
Gna. [dlrldida.
Parconarj, t. La berenda que no aati aon
Parcener, & Coberedero.
To Parcb, wi. Toatar, qnemar.— <m* Toa-
tarse, qaemarse.
Parcbment, «. Pergamloo.
Parcbment-maker, a Pergaminero.
To Pardon, •& Pordonar.
Pardon, •. Perdon.
Pardonable, a. Perdonable: renial
Fardonablencea, & VenlaUoad.
Pardonably, acL Yenialmente^
Pardoner, & Perdonador.
Pardoning; a> Indnlgente.
To Pare, «a. Beoortar; oercenar
Paregoric, a. Pareg6rioo, calmanta.
Parenobymooflk Parencbymatonai & Paran-
qnimatoeow
Pareneeis, & Par^neela, dtoenno moraL
Parenetio, a. Paren^Uoo, persnaalTO.
Parent, 9. £1 padre 6 to madreu i\»iMi<t,
pL Padrea. Parentag^^ t. Parental^
Parental, a. Paternal, lo one perteaeoe 4 loa
padrea. [de ortograna aeAalada nal ( ).
Parentbeeia, «. Par^nteala, dlgreaton; nota
Parentbetical, a. Lo que pertenece al par6n-
taaia.
Parenticide, a. Parrleidla
Parentlesa, a. Hndrfkna
Parer, a. Inatromento para recortar. A
tmiWa 6farri€r'ipar4r, Pi^vanta.
ParbeUon, a. Parelia 6 parelio, meteora
Parian, a. Pario; mArmol bianco.
Parietal, $. (Anal) Parietal — a. Paredafia
Parietaiy, a. (Bot) Parictaria.
Parietea, s.pk (Anat ) Loa ladoa de la cabeaca.
Paring, & Kaadnra; peladnia; oottadura.
Parian, «l Parroqnia.— « ParroqnlaL />ar-
i«/i eUrt, Sacristan de parroqoia.
Parisbloner, a. Parroqniano. [Jaida
Paritor, 9. Emplaxador, el qne dta k otro en
Parity, a. Paridad. aemcijanza, ignaldad.
Park, a. Parque; boaqne cerrado.
To IHurk, va. Oercar 6 cerrar un coto.
Parkleaye^ a. (Bot) Castellar.
Parlance, a. Oonveraadon, babla.
To Parley, vn. Parlamentar; oonveraar.
Parley, ». Conferenda; parlamento.
Parliament, a. Parlamento. ParUammU'
hsd, (Nto.) Pendoloa
Parliamentary, a. Parlamentarlo.
Parlor, a. Bala de redblmienta [mado.
Parmesan, a. Parmeeano, qneao mny eatl-
Pamassns, a. Pamaea
Parocbial, A ParroqnlaL
Parocbially, ad, Por parroqalas.
Parodical, a. Par6dioo, hecno oomo trora.
Parody, a. Parodia, trora; refhm.
To Parody. f>a, Trovar, parodiar. [gada
Parol 2, a. Palabra, promeaa; alegato de abo-
Paroquet, A (Om.) Periqnito, papagayo pe-
quefto.
Parotid, a» Par6tldo.
Paro3cyam, a. Paroxiamo 6 paraelvrA.
Parrau, a ^in.) Bacamenio; bastardo.
PAS
Parrbesia. ai Libertad da babltf .
PaiTiddal, a. Parridda.
Parridde, a. Parridda; parrlddia
Parrot, a, (OmO Papagaya. (Amer.) Lar»
To Parry, wk £agrtmir; parar, rediaaar.
To Parse, «a. Analiiar lUguna aeoteod*.
Pantmonloua, a. Araro, meiqaloo; frqgai
eeon6mioo.
ParsimonSonaly, ad. Parcamentei
PaniOMnioaaneee, a. Parddad, nUsoitk
Parsimony, ai Paxdmonla, taca&eria, mia^
rla.
Parsing; a. Anillato dealgnnaoraoloii 6 frase
Parsley, a. (Bot) Perc^il
Paranlp, *. (Bot) Chirlvia.
Parson, a. Pirroco, cnra; dMgow
Parsonage, a. Oorato: casa dd con.
Part, & Parte; partkipadoo ; partldo; da-
peodenda: pan^e; papel antra oome-
dlantesL J\iri§, pk Prandaa j dolea na-
toralen
To Part, «a. Partir; repartir, dlstrtbolr;
separar, deannir; romper. — vn. Pactlna,
deaoniraei separaiaa; deepcdliaa
Partable^ a. Partible.
Partage, «. Bapartlmtento. [parte m.
To Partake, DOw y "n. Partidpar; tanar
Partaker, a. Partlolpante; c6mpUea^
Parter, a. Partldor. [jardia.
Parterre, a. Eradennbnerto; enadTodeoB
Partial, d. Pardal; apaatonado; partedeaa
todo. [pwtldik
Partiality, a. Parclalidad; afecto exeedvo*
Partially, ad. Pardalmente;
mentei
Partibillty, a. DivisIbiUdad.
Partible, a. Ptftlblau
Partldpabla, a, Partldpable.
Partldpant, a, Partldpante, partidpeu
To Partidpate, fM,jn. Partidpar;
parte de.
ParUdpatlon, a. Partidpadon ; diatrfb^dea.
PartidplaL a. PartidplaL
Partldplally, ad. Partld|da]iDeat«,
Partldple, a. (Grann.) Partldplo.
Partlde, a. Part&cola; nordon peqneAa.
Paitlcolar, a. Partloalar; pecnllar; atnga-
lar; Intimo; droonatandada— a. Pwtleo-
lar,reladon; eanctar personal
Parttcolarlty, a. Partkolaridad, <
da.
To Partloolarlxe, «a. Partlonlarlzar.
Partlcolariy, €uL PartloalanBeoteL
Parting, a. Beparadon; partlda; 4I>ioai
Partisan, a. Parteaana; paitklarlo; aectto^
Partition, a. Partidon; aqparadon.
To ParUUon. «a. Partir, Avldlr 4 a _
Partly, ad. En parte, en derto moda
Partner, a. Socio; paida. (Sin.) MaBiiat
Partnership, a. Oompania, sodedad.
Partridge, a. (Om.) Perdla.
Partorient, a. Partnriente.
Partoritlon, a. Partnridon ; prodoodoa.
Party, a. Partldo; parte; caosa; coovUa^
Party-colored, a. AUgamdow
Par^-man, a. Parttdario, pardaL
Party-wall, a. Pared medlanera.
Paa, a. Preoedenda. Y. Prpoademce,
Paachal, a. PasoaaL (polaili^
Pasque-flower, a. (Bot) Puliitaa ^ntoaoM
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PAT
rasquln, PAsquinade, & Pasqulo, pMqul-
naida.
To Pasqaliif wt. Pasqainar.
To Pass, «a. Pasar ; atravesar ; trasladar ;
eolar; exceder.— tm. Ceaar, dbipane ; eX'
cedene; sooeder; omitir.
Pan. «. Pasillo; camino ; paae ; estado, con-
dicion; e!(ti)«ida.
Pa!<8able, a. Pa«wlero ; tranffltable.
Pa^ffahljT, ad. Tolerablemont«.
Passados t. Eatocada ; trcta.
Pas8aKP.A Paw\}e; travesia; pasadizo.
Pm.*«nger, «. Pa.'^ero.
Passer. 4. Caininante; vlandaDte.
Pauiblllty, Pauiblenoss, 9, Pasibilidad.
Passible, tt, Pastble. froente.
Passing, a, Sobresallente. — acL Emlnente-
Paaslng-beU, a. La oanipana qae toea 4
tnaerta
Paae^n, «. Pasion; c6Iera; amor; talo.
Passion-flower, a. (Bot) Pasiunarta.
Passion-waek, s. Semana, santa 6 de pasion.
Passionate, a. Apaslonado; ool^rico, arre-
batada [joMuneote; ardlentementa.
Pasi^lonatelj, a<L ApasioDadamente ; eno-
Pissionateneas, a. Vebeoienela de afeetos;
ImpeOKMldad. [sible.
Piissionteea, a, Frio ; deeamorado ; uuen-
Pasalve. a. Pasivo.
Pasaivelf, a€L I^lvameDte. [calma.
Passiveneas, a. Pasibilidad; senslbllidad ;
Paaslees, a, Impasable; lo que no tieoe
eallda.
Passover, $. Pascna.
Pass-parole, a. (Mil.) El pase la palabnt
Passport, a. Pasaporte.
Past, a. Pasado.— «. Lo pvaAtK—pr^p. Mas.
Paste, a. Pasta, masa; engrada
To Paste, va. Engmdar, pegar con engmda
Pasteboard, a, Carton ftierte.
Pastel, c (Bot) Verba pastel 6 glasta
Pastern, a. Cnartilla delcaballa
Pastiocioia. Metela, conftasioo.
Pastil, «. Pastel ; espvde de Upix ; pastilla.
Pastime, t. Pasattompo, dlvendon, reorea-
don.
Pastor, a. Pastor; edeslastlca
Pastoral, a. Pastoril, pastoral.— « Pastorela.
Pastry, a. Pasteleria; pastaa
Pastrjr-cook, & Paatelero.
Pasturable, a. Apto para pasto.
Pasturage, a. Qanaderia; paston^e; pastos.
Pasture, k Pastnra; pasto. [Faster.
To Pastn^^ va, Pastar; apaoentar.— im.
Pastorfwgroond, a. PastonOeb
Past/, * Pastel V. Fie, [Aptamente.
Pat, < Chdpecillo 6 palmadita suave.— <Mf.
To Pat, va. Dar golpeeilloa.
Patacbe, a (Ndo.) Pataebe.
Patacoon, a Patacon, doro 6 peso fberte.
To Patch, 90. Remendar; ohafiUlar; eom-
poner eon retnoa. (Pedaxo de tierra.
Patel), a. Remlenda PaieK o/ ground,
Patcher, a. Remendon ; ebafiUlon. [lienzo.
Patchwork, a. Obra de retadtos; taraoea de
Pate« a. (Vols-) La oabeu. (Fort) Madia
luna,
Patefution, & Manlibetaoion.
Patent, a. Fatente, maniflasio.— a. PMeote.
«>steIIte^ A PriTileelada
PAV
Patera, 9. Patera; omamonto de arq;iiitea-
toriL
Paternal, a. Paternal
Paternity, a. Patemidad.
Pater-noater. a. Paternoster.
Path, a. Senda, vereda, camino.
To Path, ta. Senderar, hacer scndaa.
Pathetic a, PatcUco, tiema
Pathetically. atU Piiti^tlcamente.
Pathless, a. Intransltahle.
Pathognomonic, a. Patngnomdnico.
Pathuk»gio, Paihologlial, a, Patol6gIco.
Pathologist, «. Patohigista.
Pathology, «. Patologio.
Patho^ a. Energia ; arte de mover las pa
slones por medio de la olocuencia oratoria
Pathway, a. Senda, vereda.
Patlbalaiy, a. Perteneciente a1 patibalo.
Patience, a. Padeacia, reelgiiaclon. (Bot)
Komaza. [Paciente; enferma
Patient a. Padente, sufHdo, constante.— a
Patiently, ad, Pacientemente.
Patin, a. Patena de diliz.
Patly, ad. A' prop6slta
Fatness, a. Aptitnd, conveoienda.
Patriarch, a Patriirca.
Patriarchal, a. PatriarcaL [Patrlaroida
Patriarchate, Patriarch^bip, Patriarchy, a.
Patrleian, t, ja Patrido.
Patrimonial, a. Patrimonial.
Patrimony, a. Fatrimonio.
Patriot A Patriota.— *fc Patrl6tloo.
Patriotic, a. PatriAtloo.
Patriotism, a. Patriotismo. amor 4 la patrijk
tPatrodnation, a. Patrodnio.
Patrol, a. Patrulla; ronda del resgoarda
To Patrol, im. Patrullar, mndar. [trono.
Patron, a. Patron ; protector; defensor ; pa*
Patronage, a. Patrocinio ; potronato.
Patronal. a Lo qne perteneoe al patron.
Patroness, ^ Patruna.
To Patronize, i^ Patrodnar, proteger.
Patronizer, a. Patron.
Patronless. a. Desamparado, despatronado.
Patronymic «. y a. Patronimica
Patten, «. Oakidia: base de coluna.
Patten-maker, a. Fabricante de galoehea.
To Patter, vn. Paulear, patear.
Pattern, a. Modelo ; ^omplar ; maestra ;
patron.
To Pattern, t?a. <}oplar, Imltar.
Patty, & Pastdillo.
Pattypan, a. Tortera 6 tartera.
Patttlona, a. Abierto, extendido (dicese de
las floras ablertas). [cantidad.
Paadtr, a. Poqaedad, escasez; peqnefia
Pannch, «. Panza, vientre. (N4a.) Pallete.
To Paoncli, va. Desbarrigar, herir el vientre.
Paoncbed, a, Desbarrtgada
Pauper, Pauperism, $. Un pobre ; nobreza.
Panse. a Paosa; duda; inlerrupclon ; in-
tervalo.
To Pause, vn, Pansar, oesar ; dellberar.
Paoser, «. El que ee detieno ; d que re*
flexiona 6 dellbera.
Pant 9. Lino de la India. Tel camfnoc
To Pave. va. Emnedrar ; enladrlllar ; allanai
Pavement, Paving, a. Pavlmento; empa
dradodecallc
Parar, Pavier, «. Empedrador ; solador.
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PEA
PBrlAfre^ f. Contribadon para empedrar Us
calles. [dera.
Pari lion, •. Pabollon. (TTAn.) Pabellon ban-
To Parlnon, va, Sartir con pabollonea.
Pavonine, a. Lo qne pertaneoe al paT« real
Paw. i. Oarra.
To Paw. r}u Pataar el raba!I<v— ©A Ilerlr
ron el ]»\6 delantem; manosear.
Pawed, a. Amuwlo de ffurma; patlancba
Pawl, <. (N6iu) IJnjfiiete. Snjtporter ctf
th^ pntcl^ De)«<!iin8o del HnRiiete.
To Pawn. ra. Kmpeflar. d^ar en pronda.
Pawn. *. Prenda : peon en el ^e<lrf^
Paw !i broker, a Prcndero. (For.) Comoda-
tario.
Pawnee, k. Prewtador.
Pax. a. Paz, en la mlsa.
To Pay, Ta. Pagar. To pay haot^ Ileati-
tnlr. To pnt/ /or, Exptar. Mtiaf'icer. To
pay &y iivdaimentt, Pagar 4 plazofl. To
pay ont a cahU, Arriar un rable.
Pay, a. Paga ; aoeldo. (Mil.) Preet 6 pre.
Payable, a. Pagadero. BiU payable in
MnrcK, Letra que vonce en Mairzo.
Pay-day, a. DIa de pafra.
Payee, a. (For.) La |>ersona k qtrien se paga
una letra de cambto.
Payer, a. Pagador.
Paymaater, a. Pagador. (Mil.) Habilltado.
Payment, a. Pago, pa«ra; premlo, pallida.
Pea, a. Oalaantew (Mex.) Chlcharo.
Pence, a Pax; reposo ; qnletud.— intar/
Paz! eilendot
Peaceable, a. Tranqnllo, Mwegado. padfloo.
Peaoeableneas. a. i^tetnd, tranqullldad.
Peaceably, ad. Paciflcamente, apvlblo-
niente. [qullldad pfiblioa.
Peoce-breflker. a. El pertnrbador de latran-
P«Jhceful, a, Tranqnllo, onleto. paeiflca
Poaoefhily, ad. Tranqullament«, apadb!e-
mente.
PoacefViInesfl, a. Qnletnd, calma, sostego.
Peaceleaa, a. Pertarbado, ifiqaleto, desaso-
aegado.
Peace-maker, a. Pact fleador, reoonclliador.
Peace-offering, «. Sacrifldo propldatorio.
Peace-offleer. a. Alguazil eneargado de la
tranqallidad pftblica. [el dlftinto.
Peace-parted, a, EI qae desoenaa en paa ;
Peaee-epeaking, a. Lo que ananda 6 ret^l-
ra paz. [maaca
Peaon, a. (Bot) Meloooton, dnracno, da-
Peachcolored, a. Lo qae tiene color de me-
locoton.
Peachick, 9, Pavlto real, el polio del pavon.
Peadi-trao, a. Melocotonero.
Peacock, a. Pavon 6 pavo real.
Peahen, a< Para real, la liembra del pavon.
Peak. a. Ct ma. (NAn.) Pena. Lazo, cordon.
To Peak, vii, Tener b apariencla de enfiur-
nio ; tener nna flmra ignoble.
Pt-aklng, a. Rnfermizo, langnldo; ignoble.
P«al, 9. Renlqtie de oamiianas; estniendo
cumo al de lea truenoa 6 eattonea; catrA-
pita
ro Peal, va. Atnrdlr hadendo an ruldo
muy grande.
Pea- not, «. ManL (Mex.) (}acahaata.
Pear. a. Pera. [madra perla.
Pearl a Perla. Pearl butkme, BoConaa de
PED
Pearl-ash. a. Potaaa parlflctda.
Pearl-barley, a. Cebada roondada. pia
Pearled, a. A^ofkrado ; gnameddo da per*
Pearl-eyed, a. Kl que ttene nna nabe en d
ojo. [Tndas las eapedea de a^Hnia.
Pearl-gras^ Pearl-plant, Pearl- wort, a (Bot)
Pearly, a. Lo que tiene perias 6 ea aeme*
Jante k ena.-*.
Pearmaln, sl Pero, rarledad de la inansana.
Pear-tree, it. (Bot) Penil.
Peas, Pease, a. pL Gnlaantea, dikharaa.
Spanish p^a»^ Garbanzoa.
Peasant, a. Labrlego. patan, aldeaaa— <r.
Aldenno. r6»tico. agreete.
Peasantry, a Loe aldeanoa, loa higareftoa,
Pea!*ciHl, Peasbell, a. La \'alna do loa gal-
eantea.
Peat, a. Eapede de tnrba 6 c^spad de Vdmrn.
Pebble. Pebble-atone, a. OnUa. gnUarro.
Pebbled. Pebbly, a. Lleno de nUarrea.
Pebblo-gronnd. a. (NAn.) Fondo de emetic.
Peccability, a. FragtUdad, dtspoaUdoa k pe>
car.
Peccable, a. Pecable. capax de pecar.
Peccadillo, a. Pecadillo, pecedo lere.
Peccancy, a. Yldo. el delecto Haico v mora].
Peccant, a. Dolincuente,T{cloeowde»etiMiaa
Peocev^ a. La confMon de an deUto.
Peck, a. Medlda de cneas tectA.
To Peck, v€L Picotear; ptear. To peck o^
Regafiar de continao. [dec
Pecker, a. El qae pleotea. (Ora) Pfeovai^
Pedlnal, a, Lo qpe se parece 4 an petnc^
Pectinated, a. Dentado como on pMoe.
Pectination, a. Lo qae tiene dieataa eoma
loa peinea.
Pedoral, & PectoraL— a. Pectoral ; pato
To Peculate, va. Robar al p&bHcoi
PecuUtion, sl Pecolada
Pecalator, a. Pecniador.
Peculiar, n, Peooliar, pattlcnlar, lingnlarw—
a. La propledad paitlcolar do cada eno;
la parroqaia qae no eat4 sv^eta k la jaila-
dtorlon od onlinario.
Pecnliarity, 9. Parttcnlarldad, alBgii1arM»i
To Pecniiarize, va. Particalarlxar, aprofitar.
Peculiarly, ad. PecoUannente, penlcalai^
mente.
Pecnlinm, a. Pecnlla
Pecnniary, a. Pecaniario.
Peitagogical, a. PodagAgioo.
Pedaaogne. a. Pedagogo; pedaatCk
Pedal, a. Lo qne perteneoa al iil&
Pedabi, •. pL Pedalea, laa teclaa de loa «ft
ganos qne ee toean eon bia pite.
Pedant k D6mtne; pedanccL
Peiiantie, Pedantleal, a. Pedanteace.
Pedantlcally^<f. Cun pedanterb.
Pe<lantry, a. Pedanterla, pedantiamo^
Podate, a. (B<»t) Lo que tSeoe el peaoa dt
la flor delgado.
To Peddle, en^ Ocnparae en frioleraai
Pederero, a Pedrero. pleia de artlllerfa.
Pedeeul, a Pedestal, (leana.
Pedestrlal, Pedestrioaa, a. Pedeatre.
Pedeatrlan, 9. Andador; peaeanta.— <i B»»
deatre. [Aor«
Pedide, & (Dot) Pedtocolo 6 eabOo de U
Pedlealar, PedioakHia, a. PedSeolar.
Pedigree, & Genealogic
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PedlltxTimn, «. Ped!IaTlo«, bafloftde p16s.
Pediment, «. (Arq.) Adorno de xnoldarAs
en fonna txitngoUir.
Pedler, «. Bahonero. (Am.) Bantinero.
Pediery, «. Bahonerla.
Podling, a. Fiivolo, de poca monte.
Pedobeptlnn, ». £1 bantWno de loe nifioe.
Pedometer, s. Peddmetro, Instnmiento que
note cade paso al andar.
Pedunculated, a. (BoL) Pedunculado.
Peek, «. (NAu.) Peflol o penoL [pelar.
To Peel, rcL Descortezar, mondar; robar;
Peel, «. Corteza, ciiscara, peIlc;}o; pala de
horno.
Peeler, a, Pe1ador,mondador. [bol1^o&
Peeling, a. Peladnra, mondadnra; cfocaraa
To Peep, vn. Asomar; atiabar; plar los
police. [romper del alba; ojeada.
Peep, A Afloma At the petp qfday, Al
Peeper, c Atisbador; el poUito que emple-
za 4 romper la cascara.
Peep-bole, Peepine-hole, «. AtSebadero.
Peeping. «. Attsbadora; ojeada.
Peer, «. Par: compafiero; igoaU
To Peer, vn. Mirar do soslaya
Peerage, «. La dignidad de par; el cnerpo
de los pares.
PeeTe8^ ^f. La ronjer de an par.
Peerless, a. Que no tlene Igual, sin par.
Peerlesslj, ad. Incomparablemente, sin par.
PeerleasnesB. «. Superioridad, incomparable.
Peevish, a. Enlkdueo, regafion, enojadlzo.
Peevishly, ad. Con Impertinenda. [genia
Peevisbnesa. «. Petulands, roal bnmur, raal
Peevit, ^ (Om.) Lsro de cabeza negra.
Peg, «. Clavfja, esplta, esUca.
To Peg, va. Estequillar, olavar.
Pegasus, & Pegaso.
Pekoe, a. (Com.) Una especle de t& [ave.
PelC «. Dinero, riquezas; el reeidno de nn
PeMcan,*. (Om.) Pelicano; alamblque; pe-
lican,^ nn iDstniroento de cirugiai
Pelisse, $. Bopon, capote forrado en pielee.
Pell, «. Pellcilo, cuera V. PsU, PHU,
Bolloa de pergamino en qne so ssientan
loe gsstoe y redbos de la real hacienda
en luglateira.
Pellet, s.Pelotnia: bale.
Pelleted, a. Compuesto de balaa.
Pellicle, 9. Pelicnla: lapa del vino.
Pellitory, «. (BoL) Nombre gen^rlco qne so
da & plantas de divenos g&eros.
Pellmell, ad. Confbsamentes k trochemoohe.
PeUttdd, a. Trasparente, diAfona
Pellncidity, Peiluddnoss, a Traspsrenda,
dia&nidad. [una oosa arrojada.
Pelt, t. Pellefo. zaiea; an goipe dado por
To Pelt, va, Tirsr, arrojar.— «n. Enojarse.
Pelta, a. Pelta, escudo redondo.
Pelting, «. Acometlmlento, vlolenela.
Poft-raonger, «. Pellc;)ero, el que trata en
pellejo&
Peltry. «. Pielos, pellejosi
Pelt-Moul, n. Lena de pell^o.
Pelvis, 9. P6lvi& [Janla, caponera.
Pen, «. Pluma: ala de las aves; escrltor;
To Poo, fa. £i^aular, encerrar; escriblr,
componer.
Penal, <k Penal
Penalty, 9, Pens, costigo: molta.
PEN
Penance, «. PenitenolW
Pencase, ». Estuche.
Pence, 9.pLde Penrty. [pioerc
Pencil, 9. Pincel ; Wplz. P«tci^ro««», La
To Pencil, va, Pintar; escriblr con lApiz.
Pendant, 9. Pendientes. (Ska.) Gsliardet^
^iardeton ; brazalotes. JRvdd^r pen-
aawUf Barones del timon.
Pendence, 9. Pendiente, declive, inclinsdon
Pendency, & Su8pons>lon, diladon, demora.
Pendent, a. Pendfentt, colgante.
Pendentivo, s. (Arq.) Toda la b^voda end
ma de las colnnas.
Pending, a. Pendiente, indedsa
Pendulosity, Pendnlousnees, s. Snsi>enalon
Pendulous, a. Pdndulo, pendiente.
Pendulum, 9. P6ndnlo. [bllidad
Penetrability, Penetrablenese, a. Penetra
Penetrable, «. Penetrable. [necrante.
Penetrancy, «. La calidad de lo que es pe-
Penetrant, a. Penetrante, sutil ; persuadvo.
To Penetrate, va.y n. Penetrar; Introdo-
drse. [agndo, astnto. penetrante.
Penetrattog^ Penetrative, a. Penetrativo:
Penetration, & Penetraclon ; agudeza ; sa*
gaddad.
Penetrativenefs, a La aptltud de penetrar.
Penftil, «. Phimada de tinta. \S^^% f^ta.
Penguin, 9. (Om.) Penguin. (Bot) Pen-
Penholder, 9, Portapluma.
Peninsula, a. Peninsula.
Peninsulated, a. Casi alslado. [oontHdon.
Penitence, t. Penitencia, arrepentimiento.
Penitent, a. Penitente, arrepentido, oontrl-
to.— «. Penitente. [penitendas.
Penitential, a. Penitencial— «. Libro de
Ponitentiaiy, 9. j a, Penitendario ; pen!
tendaria.
Penitently, ad. C^n arrepentimiento.
Penknifb, s. C^rtaplumas. [critor.
Penman, Penner, a. Pendolista; antor, es-
Penmanship, a Escrltnra. el arte de escriblr.
Pennached, a. (Bot) Empenachado.
Pennant, «.Fl&mala,gallardet«. Petmofitt,
Amantea. [de una pin ma.
Pennated, a. Alado; lo qne tieno la flgura
Penned, a. Escrito ; enjanlado. [blanca.
Penniless, a. Sin dinero, dn un ochavo 6 sin
Pennon, & Pendondta
Penny, a. Penlque ; dinero (en general).
Penny>a-Iiner, «. £1 que escribe d razon de
nn penique por renglon.
Penny-potrt, «. (^rtero, correo entre los bar>
rios ae una dudad.
Pennyroyal, a (Bot) Poleo, una planta.
Pennyweight, c Peso de veinte y soatro
granoa
Penny-trlsei, •«. Taeafio; mezqnina
Pennrworth, a. £1 valor de un pealqno
euaiquier cosa baratit,
Pensile, a. Colgado, pendiente en el aire.
PensilenesB, «. El estado de lo quo estd ana
penso.
Pension, a. Pension, Institnoion.
To Pension, va. Pensionar, r^nHon.
Pensionary, Pen5loner, a Pensionada— «
Pensionado, pensionista.
Pendve, a, Pensativo, meIanc6Uco, ttieit.
Pendvely, ad, Molanc^licamente, trftle
menta.
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PenBlr«n«ai, «. MelaDOolU,tritUza; medi-
Ucion profhnda. [nioIiiKML
Penstock, $. La mcIqm de Ut repnta dA lot
Pentacap«altf, o. Pgptarafunfcr ; lo |ae
tiene ctnco cavldAdea. reaerdaft.
Pentachord, $. Pentaoordio, Un ae dDOO
Penttfon, t. PenUgooo.
Pentagonal, Pentagooona, a. Pentangalar.
Pentagrapb, a. PenUigrafo, pan oopiar dise-
fioa 7 pintiiraa.
Pentagynla, t. (Bot) Pentaginia.
Pentahedron, a. Pentaedro. [6 banea.
Pentahedrons, a. Lo qne tiene dnco ladoe
Pentameter, a. Pentimetro.
Pentandria, a. (Bot) Pentandria.
Pentanglei. $. PentAngalo.
Peatangular, a. Pentangalar.
Pentapetaloos, a, Pentapdtala
PentapfaylloDS. a. Lo qoe ttene cineo hf»}aa.
Penlaatyle, $. Pentibtilo. [de Mobea
Pentateach, a. Pentatenoo, loa cinoo libroa
Pentecost, $. Penteooetes.
Pentecostal, a. Lo qua perteneee i la paa-
cna de Pentecostea. [Maotefete.
Penthoiue, a Ti^adiUo, cobertizo. (Mil)
Pentloe, a. (Pooo na.) Tejado, t<^adlIlo, eos-
techado.
Pentile, a. Te)a c6neaT«, eanalon.
Pent-nn, a, Gvrrado dentro de una ooea.
Penultlma, a (Gram.) Peniiltiai^
IVnalUmate, a. Pen61tlma
Pcnambra, a (Aat) Penumbra.
Pennriooa, a. Tacafio, mtaerable; eecasa
Pennriooaly, ad, Escasamente, miserable-
roentSL [sez.
PennrloosnMs, a. Taoafleila, mindad ; eaca-
Penury, a. Penorla, pobreza; oarestia.
Peon, a. Soldado de k pi6 en la India; crla-
do; peon.
Poonv, a (Bot) Peonla.
People, $. Fneblo, naoion.
To People, 9a. Poblar.
Pepper, a Pimlenta. Cayenne pepper^
Pimiento. (Amer.) AJL (Mex.) Cbile.
To Pepper, «& Bazonar con pimlenta; gol-
pear; herir oon perdlgonea.
Pepper-box, $. Pimentora
Peppercorn, a Bagatela, nifierla, cbncheria.
Pepperins, a Caliente. fogoso, colerlca
Peppermint, a (Bot) Menu piperita,
pepperwort, a (Bot) Lepidia
Peptic, a. Digeetifo.
Per, prep. Por.
Poracnte, a. Muy Kgnd^ mny vlolento.
Peradventnre, ad, QaTsi, por acaao, por
ventnra. [reoorrcr on territoria
To Perambnlate, «a» (laminar; transltar:
Porambolatlon, a La aodon de camlnar 6
tranaitar. [oaminoa.
Perambnlator, a. MAqnlna para medir loa
Percei▼ftbl^ a. Perceptible.
Perceivablj, ad. Perceptibleroente.
To PeroelTO, eo. Perciblr; oomprender;
entender; conoc^.
Perceptibility, a Forcepekm.
Perceptible, a. PercepUblew [blemente.
Perceptibly, ad. Perceptiblemente, sensi*
Perception, a. Percepcion, idea, nodin.
f-ercepllTc, a. PerceptiTo.
PerceptivH^, a Perceptibilidad.
PER
Perch, a. Perea, pes; pivtka, medlda ii
tlerra. [Eoiperebar
To Perch, «». Posane, ancarmiDane.~«c
Perchance, ad. Acaao. qoiziL
Percher, a. Vela grandiL drto.
Perchglue, a. ()ola flna de perea.
Percipient, a. y a. Perdpienteu
To Percolate, ca. Colar, filtrar.
Percolation, a. (Toladora, flltraclon.
To Percuaa, «o. Herir, golpear.
Perooasion, a. Pereoalon, golpe; FeaonadaiL
Percnasive, a, Lo que ^pea cootrs om
coaa. £da,nxidiL
Perdition, a Perdiefon, destmodoB, pkrA-
Perdu 6 Perdae, a Sitoado en pan^ peM-
groso.— Ok Empleado en ooaaa may wiJai
gadaa.— <ui. Ed emboecada.
To Peregrinate, ^n. Feregrlnar, TiTir em
palaes extrai^leroa.
Peregrination, e. Peregrlnaefon.
Per^rinator, a Pereinlnante.
Perogrinci, a. Peregrtno, extrafio.
Peremptorily, ad, Perontoriamante ; afai»-
latamente.
Peremptorinesa, a. Tono magistral; dad-
sion absolota; obetinadon.
Peremptory, a. Perentorio; abaolnto, ma
gistraL
PerennUU, a. Perenna, contlnno, perpetiKw
Perfect, a. Perfecto, acabado ; cabal ; psiak
To Perfect, oo. Ferfidoaar; parfsoeMaar,
Instmir euteramente.
Perfecter, a. Ferfecdonador.
Perfection, a. Perfecdon.
Perfectional, PerfectlTe, a, PerfectlTCc
Perfectionist, a Perfeodonlsta, paxttaD«.
PerfecUrdy, ad. Con perfoodon.
Perfectly, ad. Perfectamanta, cabalmfnie.
Perfectneas, «L Perfecdon, capaddad; mst»
lenda.
Perfldiona, a. PMldo, desleal, fementSda
PerfldioQsly, ad. Tnidoramente, pirfld»>
mentet. [tad, traidoA.
Perfldionsneea, Perfidy, a. Perfldia, deahd
Perfoliated, a. (Bot) PerfoUado.
To Perforate, va. Horadar; calar.
Perforation, a Perforadon; cala.
Perforator, «. Barrena, taladrow
Perforce, ad, Vixc ftierza. [ReproMolar.
To Perform, ca. £;)ecutar ; afectoar. cay
Perfoirmable, a. IJecatable, praetioablek
Performance, a Ejecndon; oompoaldon;
hasafia; rcpresentadontcatnL [taofta
Performer, a i^Jocator; actor; repreaeB-
PerfHcation, a Kcfregamlento, refregoa.
Perfomatory, a. Lo que nerftima.
Perftime, a. Ferfoma; fragnnda. (P«r4;)
Affoarlca. [inoeoeac
To PerAime, iKt Perftxmar: atomatlxar;
Perfhmer, a. FerAimador perfomero, porfth
mlsta. [algona empreaa.
Perftmction, e. La oonpleta qjecndon 4«
Perftinctorily, ad. Deacnldadamente, aop«r>
fidalmente.
Perfimotorlneaa, a DeacoMo, negllgenda.
Perfbnctoiy, a. Feiftinctorio; Mperfldal
Indolente.
To PerAise, va. Tlntorar.
Perfiuion, a. TIntara.
Perbapa, ad. Qoizi, qnlza^ aoiso.
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Periftnthia, Ferlanthlam, «. (Bot) Periantio,
perUncio. [que pertenece al pericardio.
Pel Icardiac, Peiicardlaa. Pericardio, a. Ix)
Pericardium, a. PerioArdio.
Pericarpium, «. Pericarpia .
Pericranium, «. Pericriineo.
Perldrome. «. (Arq.) Poridromo, galeria
entre las colnnas y la \MeeA,
Peristee, Perlgeum, * (Astr ) Perigeo.
Peribelium, 4. (Astr.) Periholio.
PerlU «. Pcllgro, rlesgo, contingenda.
To PerlU vn. Peligrar; estar en riessa
Pcrlloua, a, Pellposa [mente.
Perilously, ad. Peligrosamento, arrlecgada-
Perimoter, a Perimetro.
Perineum, tf. (Anat) Perinea [fin.
Period, «. Period© ; circ<o: reyoluefon;
Periodic Periodical, a. Periddioo.
Periodically, ad. Periodlcamento. [rt6dloo.
Periodlcalneaa, «. El estado de lo que ee pe-
Perioed, 9. pL Periecoe. [bre los hneeoa.
Periosteum, 8. Perio6tio,membraDa que ca-
Peripatetio, a. Perip«t6tico.
Peripeda, t. Peripecla, deeenredou
Periphery, a. Periroiia, circunferenda.
To Periphrase, va, Perlfrasear, bacer dr-
cnnlocudonea.
Periphrasis, «. Pcrifhisia, drcnnlocndon.
PeripbraaUc, Peripbrastical, a. PerilhMeada
Periphraadcally, ad. Con perifrasla.
Periplu^ a. Peripio, cl derrotoro de una na-
ve^^acion costeando.
Perlpneumonv, a. Perineumonla, pulmonfa.
PeripDeumonloal, a. Perteneciente & la pe-
rineumonla.
Perkteii, «. pi. Perisdos. [morir.
To Perish, vn. Perecer, acabar, lenecer,
P^shable, a, Pereoedera
Perishablenesa, «. La calidad qne conatltuye
& una coaa pereceder&
Peristaltic, a. Peristdltieo.
Peristerion, «. (Bot) Verbena.
Peristyle, t. (Arq.) Peristila
Perisystole, «^ (M^) Perisistola
Peritoneum, «. (Anat) Perit6neo.
Peritrochlum, m. (Medln.) Peritroqnio ; cfa>
oulo conc6ntrieo.
Periwig. M. Peluca, pelnqnln.
Periwinkle, «. (Con.) Caracol marine
To Peijure, va. Perjurar, Jurar &l8a
Peijurer, 9. Periurador, peijuro.
tPeiJurlous, a, Perjuro. [Jnrar fitlso.
Periury, «. Peijurio. 7b commit per) ury.
To Perk, vn. Ergnlrsei— «a. Adornar, deoo-
rar. [completamente alguna oosa.
PAriostratlon, «. R<^stro; el acto de mirar
Permaneuee, Permanency, «. Permanenoia;
perseverancia, constanola. [clon.
Permanent, a. Pennanente, de largn dura-
Permanently, ad. Permanontemente.
Permeable, a. (Fla.) Permeable, penetrable.
Penneant, a. Penetranto, lo que pasa por
medio de alguna oosa.
To Permeate, va. Penetrar, atrareaar.
PermeatluD, «. Pasi^e.
Permisdble, a. Lo quo so puede mczclar.
Permissible, a. Permlslble.
Permission, s, Permlslon, penniso, llcenda.
Permlaslre, a. Permislvo, tolerado, oonnon
tldo.
. PER
Permlssively, ad. PermlsiTamente.
PermlsUon, a, Permistlon, mezcla.
To Permit, to. Permltir, conaentlr, tolen^i
Permit, «. Oula, permlso. [quo
Permutation, ». Pcrmntadon, permuta. true-
To Permute, ra. Permutar, trocar, eambiar
Permuter, $. Permutante un benefldo po»
otro,
Pemldoos. a. Pemldoao, peijndldal, CitaL
Pemidously, ad. Pemldosamente.
Pernldousnesa, n. Mallgnldad.
tPernldty, a. Celeridad^lleerexa.
Pernootation, «. Pernoctacfon. rdiseurso.
Peroration, 8. Peroradon, la oonclnslon de
Perpender, 8. Perpla&o, la pledra que atra-
viesa toda la pared. [perpendicular.
Perpendicular, rt. Perpendicular.— a. Unea
Perpendicularity, c. La calidad y eatado do
lu qne es pen>cndlcu!ar.
Perpendicularly, ad. Perpendicnlarmente.
To Perpetrate, va. F^petrar, cometer algun
ddito. [meter algnn delito.
Perpetration, «. Pcrpetradon, el acto de co-
Perpetual, a. Perpetuo; oontinuo, etemo.
Pi^rpetually, ad, Perpotuamenta
To Perpetuate, va. Perpetuar, otcmizar.
Perpetuation, a. Perpetuadon, la aodon de
perpetuar.
Perpetuity, 8. Perpetuldad, dnradon dn fln.
To Perplex, va. Oonf nndir, pcrturbar ; in-
trincar * atormentar.
Perplex, Perplexed, a. PerplciJo, irreaoluto ;
confiiso.
Perplexedly, ad. Perplejamente,
Periilexedncss, Peri>l«xlty, «. Perplc^idad,
duda, confusion, inquietud.
Perquisite, 8. Pcrcance, g^Jos.
Perqubltlon, 8. Pesqulsa. tndagadon.
Perron, 8. (Arq.) Qrada 6 eecalera abierta de
nn edlfldo.
Perry, * CIdra de pcraa. [tunar.
To Persecute, va. Persegnlr, fiUigar, fmpor- -
Persecution, a. Persecndon.
Persecutor, a. Perseguldor, daAador.
Perseverance, a. Perseveranda, oonstanda.
Persevorant, a. Perseverante, constante,
flrme.
To Persevere, vn. Persererar, perslstir.
Perseverlnglv, ad. Pcrseverantemente.
Persian, 8, Perslana, tela de seda. — a. y a
Perslano; la lensua Persa.
Persian-wheel, a. Azuda; mi&qnlnacon qne
ae saca agua de los rlos para regar los com-
pos.
To Persist, vn. Perslstir; empefiarse, Inslstir.
Persistence, Persbtency, a. Perslstenda;
constancla; obstinadon.
Persistlve, a. Persistenta, nermanente.
Person, a. Persona; indlvliluo; persona; pa*
pel
Personable, a, Hermoso; capaz de njmte*
nor una alegadon en los tribunates.
Personage, a. PersoniOe; persona; s*i|etod*
Personal, a. Personal; corporal: exterior
Peraonal eatata, Bienes mueblea.
Personality, a. Personalidad.
To Personalize, do. Peisonlflcar.
Personally, ad. Pcrsonalment**.
To Personate, wt. Beprcsontar, subrogant
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en los derechos, &e^ de otro; eontralia-
c*r; reproseiiUr. — m. ;Ueprcaentar.
Penonatloa, «. Disfhu, ftitificlo con qae una
penuitu paaa nor otra. [botul.
Porsonmtor, «. £1 que representa i otra per-
r<%-sonltlcaUuii, «. l*nw«)i><»peya.
To IVrwHiIfy, va. Personlflcar.
Pera|n»cti?e. ^ PerepocUva.— <l (Pint) Per-
siKMJtlvo; Optica
Pen»l actively, ad. Por ropree^ntaoion.
Pen<|iicacl(>u8, a. Perspit-az, penetranta.
^o^^picaciousnefl^• Perspicacity, «. Perspl-
cacia; vivczadd Ingfnia [narenda.
Pcn*piciilty» «. Perspicuitlad, clartdad, traa-
Pere^plcuoua. fU Perspicno, claro; intoiigible.
Perspicuoosly, act. PerspicuaDtcnte, aara-
tnonto.
Porapicn(»nsnes^ a. Pcrsplcnldad.
Peraplrablo, a. Traitplrable.
Perspiration, t. Trasi4]^on.
Perspirative, a. Lo que trasplra.
Pergiiratory, a. Perspiratoria
To Perspire, vn. Tnupirar; sadar.
Persnadable, a. Persuasllile. [rcr-A.
To Persuade, iwi. Perauadir; excltar: mo-
Persuader, ^ Persuasor, persuadidor.
Persuai>ihillty, a. Calldad persnaaible.
Persuanibie, a. Persuasible.
Persua-Hlblenesa. «. Flexlbilidad; facUldad
on dejarse persnadir.
Persuasion, «. Persuaidon.
Persu&fivti, «. Persuasiva. — a. Persuasiva
Persuastvoly, ad^ De an modo persuaftivo.
PersuatfivenesB. «. Persnaaiva.
Persuasory, a. Penuasivo.
Pert, a. LAMjo ; fietulante ; descocado.
To Pertain, m. Pertenecer, tocar k algnno.
Pertinaelon^ a, Pertinaz; terco; perse ve-
rante. flniie, detenninado.
Pertiiuusiously, ad. PertinazmenteL
Portinaciousnesa, Pertinacity, tPertlnaey, a.
Pertlnacia; obstinacion; peraeTerancia;
reMluciun. flrmoza. [nexlon.
Pertinence, Pertinency, 9. Pertonencia, co-
Pertinent, a. Pertinente ; pertenedente.
Pertfnently^rf. Oportonamento.
PertJy, ad, Yivamente; insolentementa.
Pertnes^ 8. Petulanda, descaro; yivcza
Portransiont, a. Transeante.
To I*erturb, va. Perturbar, Inqnietar.
Perturbation, #. Perturliadon, desiSrden.
Perturbator, ft. Pcrturbador, agitador.
Perturber, «. Pcrturbador, aaritador.
Pcrtusion, a El acto de talatirar; taladro.
Peruke, a. Peluca: cabello postizo.
To Peruke, va. (Poco usado) Poner & alguna
una poluca.
Pcrnke-makcr, «. Peluqnero.
Perusal, «. Lecture, lecclon. [mente.
To Peruse, va. Leer; examinar atenta-
Peraaer, ». Lector; revbor, examinador.
Peruvian bark, a (Bot) Qnina.
To Pervade, vtf. Atravesar, minar, ocapar.
Pervatdon, «. El acto do penetrar alguna cosa
por todas partes^
PervaRire, a. Penetrativo, penetranto.
Perverse, a. Perverso, dcpravada
Pcrrerseiy, <id. Perversaraente.
ferrersenosB, «: Petulanda; Impertlnenda.
Porrcrsion, a. Perversion, dcpravadoiu
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Peryerslty, a. Perversidad.
Penrer«tv«, a. Perrerdvo. [ru
To Pervert, va, Pervertit, oorroraper; alla>
Perverter, «. Pervertidor.
Pervertible, a. Pervertible.
Pervioua. a. Penetrable; nenetrante.
Peniouanesa, «. Penc^trabiUdad.
Pessary, «. (Cir.) Pesario.
Pest, a. Pe^ neatilenda.
To Pester, t^ Moier. tmp<»tanar; Tlenar
Pesterable, a. Moleata
Peeterer, a, Moledor. (Ynlg.) MiiJadereL
Peetiferooa, a. Peatifioo, peatUenta; li^^
tivo.
Peotilenee, «. PeatUenda, pcete.
PeaUlent, a, PeetHente, pestiferoL [iMttTa.
Pestllentfal, a, Peatilendal, pvmlcMKs te*
PosUlently. ad, PestUenctalmente.
Pestle, a. Maao de almirez; majj^tdt&ro da
mortera [do.
Pet, a. Encjo; acaridado; fiivorito; tpteA-
To Pet, «& Ifimar, ecbar & perdar ooo ml
moa.
Petal, «. (Bot) P6talo 6 hc^aa de la flor.
Petaloua, a. (Bot) Petal&ceow
Petard, a. Petardo, mAqolna miHtar.
Petardeer, a. Petardero.
Petocbbc, a. pi. PetM}uiaB.
Petechial, a. Petequial
Pctiolate, a. (Bot) Pedobdo.
Petiole, a. (Bot) Pedolo, rabillo d« la hi^a.
Petition, a. Memorial; pedlmento, denan
da; aupllea. [dv
To Petiilon, va. 8np1icar, aoHdtar; demaD-
Petltionarily, ad, Por \ia de petfctoa.
Petitionary, a. Demandante; aaplicaatau
Petitioner, a. 8apHoante: oiemorialista.
Petre, k Salitre, oltrato de poCaM.
Petreaeenoe, a, Lo que estA petrlfleada
Petresoent a. [x> que se petriflo^
Petrifiwtion, a. Potriflcacton. [eaote.
Petrifaotive, Petrifio, a. Petrilkoi, pelrtt-
Petrification* «. Petrlfieadon, [d ooraaan.
To Petrify, va. j n, Petrlflcar ; endoreoer
Petrol, Petroleum, a, Petr6!eo» beton H-
qnida
Petticoat «. Ouardapi^a, saga)^ U»cm-
To Pettifog, vn. EUereer malamente la abo-
Pettifogger, a. Abm^o de guaniilla; plca-
pldtoa. (Tolff.) Gantinta.
Pettifoggery, a. Loa embroUoa j eoiedoa de
loa maloa abogadoai
Pettlneea, a. Peoueftez.
Pettish, a, Enojadizo, capridiudo, regaftoa.
Pettishly, ad. Caprlchoaamenta, bronea>
mente. [pridMk
Pettlshneae, a, Enojo, aspereaa de genio, ca
Pettitoea, «. Manos 6 pies de leehoadUii
Potty, a, Pequefio; despredable. (t-n
Potty-larceny, a, Hnrto<l«. eoeaa de p<mr va-
Petty-treason, «. Traldon menor.
Petulance, Petnlancy, a. Petolaoda, ioao
londa, descaro.
Petulant a. Petulante, descaradow
Petulantly, ad. Oon petnlanela.
PetuDse, a. Potonoe. foldeapato foltado foe
se uaa en la fkbricadon de la poroalaBa.
Pew, a. Banco privado de igieeia.
Pew-kecpor, Pew-opener, a. El que aibfa i
gnarda loa adentoe en la ii^ealik
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Pewter, «. Peltr© ; p©ltr«, ootOnnto do vnsqas
de dlcho znotai.
Pewterer, «. Peltrcro.
Phienoiiienon, «. FenAmcno
Phaeton, «. Faeton 6 fo«tonta [coirodro.
Phflcedenic, Phagedenona, a. Fageddnloo,
Phalanx, $. Falan^
Phantasm, Phantasma, 8. Fantasma.
Phantom, «. Fantasma, eepeotra
Pharaon, «. Faraon, Juego de azar.
PharU<alc Pharisaical, a. Farisaioo.
PhnHsalcallT, atf. De nn modo ftiisaica
Phttrif<aicalne6^ «. Farisaisma
Pharisee, «. Fariseo. [c^ntioo.
Phannacentlc, Pharmaceutical, a. Farma-
'Pharuiacohiglst, «. Fantiacolofd^ta.
Pharmacul<«gy, «. Farmacologl&
Phannaoopoeia, «. Farmacopoa.
Pharmaoopollst, «. Botlcarla
Pharmacy, «. Farmaciik
Pharos, «. Faro; torre alta cod laces.
Pharyngotomv, a. Faringotomte. [cs^fluo.
Pharvnx, «. I'arln^ la parte anperior del
Phasis, t. (Astr.) Fase. [sa.
Pheasant, «. (Orn.) Faisan, are mtiy hermo-
Phenlx, 9. (Om.) F^nix. [mena.
Phenomenon, «. Fen6mena En pL phefUh
Filial, «. Redomilla.
To Phial, TO, Ouardar A poner en redoma.
Philanihrople, Philanthroplcal, a. Fiiantro-
pleo.
Pliuanthropist, «. FlUntropa
Philanthropy, a. Filantropia, hnmanidad.
Philippic, a, Filiplea, declamadon, Invcc-
tiva. (vectivaa
To Phillppite, m, Declamar contn near In-
Philniuger 6 Philologist, ». Filologo, profe-
sor de fllohigta.
Philoloeic, Philological, a, Filoldgloo.
To PhlTolorfz*^ m, (Poa ua.) F^u^car la
critica y la fllnlogia.
Philology, * Filologia.
Philomath, «. Amiio de la litcratnra.
Philomel, Philomela. «. Filomena, mJseflor.
Phllo(»o]iha8ter. a. Filomtetro.
Philosopher, 9. FIlAsofo. PMUmpher'a
strmf^ Piedra flloaofU.
Pbiloetmhio, Philosophical, a, FUoe^fico;
frngal, moderado; abstemio.
Pbilopophically, nd, Flloe6flcamente.
Philoeophlitin, a, Filoeoflsmo.
Philosojihlst 9. SeodoflliSeofo, filteofo fUsa
To Philosophize, vn. Flloeofkr. [curso.
Philoeophy, «. Filoeofla; razonamiento, dis-
Philoetorgy, t. £1 amor natural entre padres
^h^oa.
Phllutechnie, a. Amigo 6 patron de las artea.
Philter, «. Flltro, hechizo amatorio.
To Philter, vcu Hechizar oon flltro.
Phiz, B. (Vnlg.) Facba, cara. [sangrador.
PhlebotomlKt, a. FlehAtumo, flebotumiano.
To Phlebotifmlze. fHt, Sangrar. [fiw*
Phlebotomy, 9. Flebotomu, el arte de lan-
Phlegm, a. Viema.
Phl«>giiia«ia, 9. Inflamadon.
Phlegmatic Pblcgmatlcal, a. Flegm&tlco,
acnoeo; perezoeo.
Phlogiston, 9, (Qntm.) Floglstico.
PlweDlx, a. (Om.) F^nlx. [doo.
Pbonki, a. i>ootnoa j denda do los aonl-
Phonocamntic, a. Lo que pnede toreer i
mudar ei b(ml
Phosphate, «. (Qntm.) Foafato.
Phosphite, 9. (Quim.) Fosfito.
Phoeiihoms, «. F6eforo, la eetrella matuttaiai
fosroro, sustancia qnimica muy Inflamable.
Phosphoreecenoe, «. Fosforescenda.
Phoeiihoresoent, a. Lo que tiene la calldad
de fosforo; radiante.
Pho6]ihoric o. Fo6ft'»rica
Phosi>haret, a. Foeforeto.
Photometer, a. FoU^metro.
Phrase, «. Frase; eetllo; aentenda.
To Phrase, to. Llamar, nombrar, Intitnlar.
Phrase-book, a. Libro de fraaea, idlomaSk
Ph^a!<eIes^ a. Indeecribible.
Phraseologlst, «. Fraseologlsta.
Phraseology, a. Fraaeologia, dlcdon, con-
struccion, estila
Phrenetic, a, Fren^tlco, loco.
Plirenologer, a. Cranc61ogo 6 erao61ofo.
Phrenolugic, Phrenological, a. Lo que per-
tenece a la craneolog^a. [la oraneologiik
Phrenologist, «. Craoe^logo, e) que pronaa
Phrenol<^, a. Craneologfa 6 craoologUL
Phrensy, a. Frenesi, delirio.
Phthirias1^ 9. (Med.) TirlJisls, plojera.
Phthisic, Phthisical, a. Tisico, h^tioo.
Phtliisis, a, Tisia.
Phylacter, Phylactery, a. FiUurteria.
Phylactered, a. FU^cterioa [de de ballen%
Physeter. a (let) Flaetera, un oetiloeo, eepe-
To Physic TO, Purgar. [dioa; pui^
Physic ^- Mededna; medlcamentoe; remo-
Physlcal, a. Fisicu; mddico; me<lidnal.
Physically, ad. Fisicamente ; naturalmente.
Pbysidan. a. Medico.
Pbysico-theolorr, a. La religion natural.
PhyHic^ 9. pL FMoa que emefia el conod-
miento de la naturaleza.
Physidgnomer, Physiognomist, 9. Fisono
mitcta. flMSnomo. [n6m1ea
Physiognomonif, Physiognomical, a, Fiso-
Physiitgnomy, 9. Fisonomla; roetro aem-
blante.
Physiologic Physiological, o. rWolAgloo.
Physioli>ger, Physiologist, a. Fisiologlsta,
flslAtogo.
Phydoldgy, a. Flsiologia. [de Tegetales.
Phytivorouc a. Herbivoro, que se roantiene
Phytucraphy, a. Fltografla, descripdon de
lasplantac
Phytologtst, a. BotAnlco. [de las plantaai
Phytology, a. Botinlea, la denda que trata
Piacular, a. Explatorlo; satisfactorio; cri-
minal, atroz. [branas del celebro.
Pia-mater, a. Plam&ter, una de hu mem-
PUno, a//, (Mte.) Lentamenta
Piaster, Ph»trc a Escudo ; peao 6 pceo dure
Piazza, 9. P6rtico ; galeria, cubierta
Pica, 9, (M6d.) Pica, apetlto depravado de
Picaroon, a, Plcaron : ladron.
Picayune «• (Am.) Medio reaL^a. Peqne^
flo. bi^c chica [fertaa
Piccage, a. La renta de las barracas en las
To Pick, va. Eso(^r; ooger; mondar, llm«
piar. To pick a hone^ Boer nn hueeo
picar; plcotear; robar, fortar una eerra'
dnra. — m. Picar; eacar.
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?IL
PIK
Pkk, «. MartlUo de esenltor; pica
Piokax«, «. Pico, efpeeto d« taadotu
Ploker,4L Kscoffodor; etoardador; reeibldor.
Picker^ «. (id ) Lacio peqneno.
Pldi«roon, V. JHcaroon.
To Ptokeroon, pn. Hurtar, rohar.
Picket, «. (Fort.) Esuca. (Mil) Piqtieto.
To Picket, eo. Atar an caballo a la estaca.
Picketee, & (Bot) Espede de olavoL
Picket-gaard, V. IHquet-gwink
Picking, «. Desperdicio, reeidao, deeecbo.
Pickle, A. Salmuora, e»cal-ocbo, adoba
To Pickl^ va. Ksoabecha', adobar, conser-
Tar en ealtnuera.
Plckle-herriDg,«. Bnfon, i4aban,chocarrero.
PickUtck, «. Oanxua. [terillo.
Pickpocket, Pickpursd, «. Cortabolaaa, ra-
Plcktbaok, $. Entremetido.
Piou, «. Pico de ana monta&a.
Plot, «. Retrato.
Pictorial, Plctaral, a. Plet6rioo.
Piotnre, », Plntara; retrato; ouadra
To Picture, va. Pintar; flfarar, deacribir.
Pletarelike, a. 8em<4{ante 1 una pintara.
Piotureaque, a, PlntorosoQ.
Pictaresqueneea, «. I« caUdad de lo qae os
pintoreaco.
Pie, 9. Pastel empanada. (Om.) Marica.
Piebald, a. Manohado de varioa oolores.
Piece, a. Remiendo, fhkginento, pieza; com-
poetdoii, obra [remendar.
To Piece, «a. Aomentart afiadfr; Jantar;
Pieceleea, a. Lo oae ee todo de ana pieza.
Piecemeal, act Ln pedaxoa.— a. Divldido.
Pleoer, A El qae adade 6 remlenda.
Pied, a. Yariegado, manchado. [res.
Pledneaa, «. Variedad 6 dirersldad de oolo-
To Plep, «n. Piar los polloa.
Pier. «, Estribo de paente. (N4a.) Moelle.
To Pierce, «& Peaetrar, agi^erear, taladiar;
eicitar.
Piercer, «. Taladro; agn^on.
Pier*fflass, «. E»pelo largo y angoeto; trein6.
Pierdng. <k Penetrante, agndo lastlmero.
Plerdogly, ad Affadamenta. [deza.
Pierdngness, a. Peoetradon, satileza, aga-
Pietist, a. Misdoon, beata [rencia.
Piet7, a. Piodad. devooion ; reepeto j reve-
Pi^ », Cocbinlllo, lechon. JSucking^pig^
Lecbondllo. Pig-^, Zabarda.
Pigeon, «. (OnL) Picbon, palomo, paloma.
Pigeoafoot, a. (Bot) Pie de milano.
Pigeon-beartod, a. Timldo, cobarde. [taa.
Pigeon-holes, «. pL C^]ltas para guardar car*
Pigeon-boose, 9. Palomar. [so.
Plgeon-livered, a, Apadblo, qaielo; meoro-
Pigeon-loft, a. Palomar.
Ptgeon-pie, s. Pastel de plchonea.
Piggln, a. Vasljilla 6 vasija pequeAa.
Pigmeat, «. O>loree; afeite.
Pigmy, a. Plgmeo, enano.
Pignoration, a. Empeflo. [oflclnal.
Pli-nat, 8. (Bot) Balbodbtano, ona planta
Pike» i, (let) Lado; pica.
Piked, a, Puntiagodo. Plgera.
Pikelet, Plkella, a. Una torta poquooa may
Pikeman, a. Piqaero, pica aeca.
Pikoatafl; 9. Asta de pica.
Pilaster, a. PUastra, colana onadrada.
Piloh, Pllcbor, a. Y estldo, forrado con plelo&
Pilchard, Pllcber, a. (lot) Aienqiie cacMff
sardlna.
Pile, «. Estaca; pila, rnanton: bonen
ediftcio graode j madia J*Um, Altnat
To Pile, «a. Amontooar, apilar.
Pileated, a, Lo qae tieoa la forma 6 flgas
de sombrero.
Pllement a. Acomntadon.
Piler, a. Amontonador. ^Jmm.
To Pilfer, iKUjn. Batear, hartar eon aoU-
Pilflerer, a. Ratero.
Pilfering, a. Rateria.
Pilf^ringly, acL Ckin rateria.
Pilgarlie, a. (Joe.) Miserable, pobrete.
Pilgrim, a. PeregrlDaote, peregrino.
To Pilgrim, «n. Perefljtnar.
Pilgrimage, sl PerMrinadon. [niasca^
Pill ^ Pudora; eoalqalera ooea que prodor«
Pillage, a. Piime, aaqoeo, raplfia.
To Ullage, va. PUIar, hartar, robar.
Pillager, a. PUMor.
Pillar, 9. Oolano, pilar.
Pillared, a. Sostenido con eolanaa.
Pillion, a. Albania, dllon.
Pilloried, a. Empicotsdo.
Pilk>rr, 8, Picota, oepa
To Pillory, ro. Empiootar 4 an malhcdMC.
inilow, a. Almohada. Fiiiow qf iks bow
0prU, (N4a.) Tragante del baapre&
To Pillow, eo. Poner algona coaa aobre la
almohada.
Pillow-case, a. Fanda de la almohada.
Pilodty, a. Abundancla de pelo.
To PUot, 9rt. (Skn.) Oaiar an aarla
PUot, a. (N4u.) PUoto. (Joo^t-pUol, PnoCo
practiea laae, Timom^ak
Pilotage, a. (Nia.)Paota)a. AaimK^pUU-
Pilous, a. Piloeo. [«.
Pimenta 6 Pimento, », PiniienU de Jamai-
Pimn, a. Alcahoetcw
To Pimp, «ik Aicahaetear.
Pimpernel, a. (Bot) Pimplnela.
Pimple, a. Orano; boton; baba; barrlUoa>.
Pimpled, a. Engranulado, grauotjieato.
Pin, «. Alfilcr. I/air^ptnM, llorqaiUai^
Larding-pifty Ag^ja de meckar. RoU'
<n^-4^ ilataca. .^vfe-piM </a tiuUe^
Ete de carro, ooche, etc. [eiOaiilae.
To Pin, vck Prender con alflleras; enoorr*,
Pincaso, a. Alfiletero.
Pincers, a. Plrntaa, tenazaobo.
To Pinch, «a. Pdlbcar; apretar eon pla-
sas; oprimir, p«rse«ulr. — vn. Apmar,
aooear; ahorrar. ^on, aprteto, apnrvk
Pinch, a. Pellizoo; polvo, pulgaiada; opra-
Pinchbeck, a. Similor 6 almiloro.
Pincber,a. Pellixoador. [mlaeniblaL
PincbOst, Piachpenny, 9, Taeano, ratn 4
Pincblnff•tong^ a. Encrespador. [larea.
Pincoahlon, a. Acerioo, almobadlBa de adO-
Pindast, 9. Limadara de alfllereoi
Pine, a. (Bot) Pino.
To Pine, vn, DesCsllecer, deacaeoer ; deacar
oon vehemanda.— ^Ok Lamentar ensQaB-
da [Olindnla fteesO.
Pineal <t Fignra de ptAa. Pimeal gktmd,
Pine-apple, a. PiAa, aninas.
Pine-brancb, 9, Ramo del plna Ata avas
Pin-feather, 9. GaAon, flno de las plama 4t
Digitized by VjjOOQIC
PIS
flnfold, «. Kedll 6 corral pan el ginado.
tPingle, «. Gercado peqaeAo.
PiDflnuiade, a Oordara.
Pinbola, «. £I agtOero que baoe el sifller.
Pining, a. IMgiMio.— Pining atoay, a.
Langoldez.
Plniim, «. Plfion; ala; espoeas.
To Pinion, vo. Atar las alas ; maniatar 4 nno.
Pinioned, a. Alndo; maniatado.
Pink, 9. (Dot) Clavel ; c;)uelo : oolor de rosa.
To PinlL, «a. Qjetaarw— «fi. Oalflar, peeta-
fiear.
Pinker, «. El qne pica las Uim de seda.
Pink-eyed, a. Ojialegre.
Pinking, «. noado, reoortado ; enli^adare.
Pink-etenied» a. (N&a.) Estrecfio 4 la popa.
Pin-maker, », Alfilerera
Pln-mooej, a Alfilerea. rqncfia.
Pinnace, t. (N4a) Plnaxa, embarcaoion pe-
Plnnade, «. Pln4culo, cbapitel.
To Pinnacle, va. Edifloar con pln4cii]oflL
Pinnate, Pinnated, a. (Bot) Pioado, alada
Pinnatifld, a. (Bot) Que tieae las bq)as dl-
Tldidas en forma de ala.
Pinner, s, Alfllerero ; toca de mpjer.
Pint, $. Plntai medida de Uqnldos en IngI**
terra.
Pintle, $. (Art) Clav^a del cabesal j cje.
Pioneer, «. (MIL) Qa8tador,zapador; explo-
rador.
Pionj, A (Bot) Peonla.
Pious, a. Pio, piadoso, devoto.
Ploosly, ad. Seligloeamente, piadosamente.
Pip, «. Feplta vrempipt Opiladon, pali-
To Pip, vn. Plar olcrtaa sves.
Pipe, «. Tobo^ cadon, condacto, ca&o; pipe;
earamlUo. Pipe$ <*fan organ^ Flaotas
de 6rgano. Bagpipe, Galta.
To Pipe, va,jn, Tooar la flanta 6 otro 1ns-
tmmento semcjantc ; graxnar.
Pfpe-offloe, a. Una oflcma del ramo de ha-
cienda en loglaterra.
Piper, A Flaotero, flaotlsta, galterow
Piperidge, t. (Bot) V. Barberry.
PIperine, a. Pimentosa
Pipe-tret, MBot) lila.
Piping, a. Enfermizo, Taletadinario; Ur-
▼iente; maj caHentet
Pipkin, $. Padierito. [manzana.
Pippin, t. (Bot) Esperlega, noa variedad de
Piquancy, a. PIcante, aonmoniiL
Piquant, a. Pnnaante, pleanta
Piqnantlj, od. Agrlamente. [tlUo.
Piquet. Pique, deaazon; delicadeza, pun-
To Pique, va* J n, Plcar, anq^ar; ofender,
Irritar; picarse: Jaetarse.
Piquet, «. J uego de lea eientoa (Fort) PI-
qneteestaoa. (Ma) Pena mllitar.
To Piquet, wt, Castigar con el piquet,
Piqnetguard, «. (MIL) Piqnetes avanzados.
Piracy, a Piratena.
Pirate, «. Pirata; forbante; plrata, el llbre-
ro que pitla originales agenos.
To Pirate, wu Piratear.-H'a. Pillar, bnrtar.
Piratical, a. Plrdtlco. [plrueU en el baila
Pirouette, & Pirueta, que da el caballo ;
Piscary, a. Prlvlleglo de la peaca.
itacatory, a, Plscatorla
Piace^ a jtl ( Astr.) Piscda, slgno del zod&aco.
PLA
Pladnal, a Lo qne pertenece & la piscina.
Pisdveroua, a. Ictloftigo, que so mantien^
depescado.
To Pish, vtt. Burlarse con menospredo.
Pismire, «. Hormiga.
Pis^«. Orina.
To Piss, im« Mcar. orinar.
Plssabed, a. (Bot) Diente de leon 6 amargon.
Plaeasphalt, a Pisa^falto.
Plnburnt, a. Manchado con orinea.
Pistachio, a. (Bot) Alfdnslgo 6 pistacho.
Piste, a. Plsta, rastra [taa.
PistlL a. (Bot) Pistilo de las flores de las plan*
tPlstiUation, a. Magullamiento. [oichorrfK
Pistol, 9. Pistola. Pocket-pistol, PUtolete.
Pistole, a. Doblon.
Piston, A E'mbolo, macho de la bomba.
Pit «. Iloyo; ablsroo; patio de un collseo.
Ths arm-pit, EX sobaco.
To Pit, vn. Cavarse, abnecarse. [tto, tan.
Pitapat, «. Palpitacion. (Fam.) Pit, pat;
Pitch, «. Fez; grado de elevacion.
To Pitch, €0. F^jar, plantar; colocar; or-
denar; tirar, arrojar; embrear.— w».
Caerse hicia abi^o.
Pitcher, & Cdntaro; plqneta.
Pitchfork, «. Ilorca que usan los labradores.
Pitchinesa, a. Osouridad; color de pez.
Pitchlng-penny, a. Derecho de venta en las
feriaa [lavoa,
Pitch-pipe, 8. Un instmmento para regular
Pitch-tree, a. Pino, abeta
Pitchy, a. Embreado; oscuro, triste.
Pit-coal, «. Carbon de piedra.
Piteoua, a. Laatimoso; compaslvo; mise-
rable, pobre.
Piteousiy, ad, Lastimosamente.
Piteonsness, «. Compasioo, ternura.
Pitfall, a. Trampa.
Pith, a. Meollo de planta; tu^tano ; energk.
Pithily, ad. En^rgicamente, fuerteroente^
Pithiness, a. Eneigia, eficada. [energia*
Plthieas, a. Falto de meollo endoble, sin
Pithy, a. Endrgioo, eflcaz; oMduloso.
Pitiable, a. Lastimoeo, sensible.
tPitiedly, ad, Lastimoeamente. [dable.
Pitifiil, a. Lastimoeo; oompaslTo; despre-
Pttifhlly, ad, Lastimosamenta^ desprecia-
blementa
Pitifhlnesa, a. C^ompasion, pledad; rulndad.
Pitiless, a. Desapiadado, cruel, inhumana
Pitilessly, ad, Crnelmeote, inhumanamente.
lltilessneaa, a. Tnhnmanidad, dnreza de co-
razon. [chaquew
Pitsaw, a. Sierra abrazadera 6 de chiqni-
Pittance, 8. Pitanza; porcioncllla.
Pitted, a. Cavado, picada
Pituitary, a. Pituitoea
Pitnite, a. Pitnita.
Pituitona, a, Pituitoso. [pasion.
Pity. a. Pledatt misericordia, lAstlma, com-
To Pihr, wi. Ck>mpadecer, tener I48tima.—
vn, Lastlmarse.
Pivot 9. Esplgon ; eje, polo, alma.
Pix, a. Pixide, de la Iiostia consagiada*
Fizzle, A YenrtOo do buey.
Placability, Piacableuesa, a. Plaoabilidad
dolznra, demencla.
Placable, a. Placable, aplacable. [p6blloa
Placard, a. Placarte, U pragm4Uoa; arlsf
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PLA
r» PiMird, wk PobUear; pliMtf. {gat.
to PlAcate, ta» Apwlgnar, oondHar, eoee-
Pl«», a. Logar, siUo, par%}«. (MIL) PUxiu
MRnskm; tpxto; empleo.
To Place, va, Colocftr; fUtf, MUbtooer.
Placeman, «. Empleado p&bltoo, oflcintata.
Placenta, a, (Bot.) Placenta. (Anat) Pla-
centa.
Placiil, a, Plictdo, qoleto. benUn^Ok
Placidity, Pladdneas,«L AfMcibllidad, a&bi-
UdaU eoavidad.
Plad«ll7, ad. Apadblemeate, siuiTeinente.
Plarit, a. Decreto, reeolndon, 6rden.
tPtacket, a. Oaardanf^
Plnfbnd. a. (Ann Olelo num.
PlatdarUm, a. Plagio, osurpadon de las
obraa Ut^rartas de otro.
Plafiary, a. Plafiaria [dero.
Plaone, a. Paste; plaga; calamldad; miO*-
To Plagoet 9a, Atormentar, importojiar;
Jon)bar« plagar.
Pfaa •• *^- -•
Pfaguily, ad. (Joo.) Kolestamente.
Plaffar« a. Enlhdneo, moleslo; apeetada
Plaice, a. f let) PUH|«.
Plaid, a. Capa auelu de tmrf» de Eaooeia;
llstadoe on enadro. — a. Yarlegadu.
Plain, a. Llano ; liso : aendllo ; fngenno ;
coman ; evldcnte, aincero. — a<f. Ciara-
mente, dUtlntamente, alnoeramente.
To Plain, oo. Allanar. rUen.
plain-dealer, a. Hotii)»re de bnena fe. de
Plain-dealing, a. Bnena fa, dnoeridad, hon-
radez. [tm.
Plain-bearted, a. Sendllo, aincero, ain dla-
Plain-lieartednesa. a. Sinceridad. [niente.
Plainly, ad. Lianamento: d«i reraa; franca-
Plainnera, «. Llannra; sendllez; alnceridad.
Plain -apoken, a. Sendllo^ alneero en el ba-
blar.
Plaint, a. Qnfja, lamenta [dante.
Plaintifl^ a. Demandador, el actor deman-
PlalntJ ve.o. LainentO!«o, lastimoso, dolorido.
Plaintively, ad. De an modo lastlmoea
PlaintiveneM, a. £1 eatado lamentoeo 6 do-
lurldow
PIMntlees. a. Sin qn^a.
IMainwork, k CoMnra lita.
Plabter, » V. Ptati^r. [eabelloA.
Plait, K Pliegne. PlaU of hair^ Trenza de
To PMt, va Plefar; rizar; t^er, trenzar.
Plaiter, a. Plegador.
plaiting, K Plegiidura, pHegroe.
Plan, a. Plan b modelo ; tcnngrafla.
To Plan, vo. Tnuar, an plan ; proyeetar ;
ardlr, tramar.
Planch, «. Tabla de madera.
Plane, a. Piano; ceplllo de carpenteria.
To Plane, «a. Allanar; acepillar.
planer, a. AceniUador.
Plane-tree, a. (Sot.) PlAtano.
Planet, a. (AsL) Planeta.
Pltnetartain, a. Planetario.
Planetary, a. Planetarli*. [fkindldo.
Planot-!«truck, a. Amimbradn, at^nito, oon-
Planifivllona, <(. (Bat) PlanifoUo ix hutiipUino.
Planimetry, a. Planoinetrta^ [Uanua.
Planinetalona, a, Planlp6talo, con ptodoa
To Punish, va. Alisar, pollr, aplanar.
Plaalflfaer, «. Planador.
Plaaispbere, a. Planlsferfo.
T«8
MJl
Plank, a. Tabkm. Fktnta^a aki§h, Tk
blije.
To Plank, va. Entabtar, eBtarimac.
Planner, a. Tnaador.
Plano-concave, a. PlaaocdMaTOw
Plano-conlcal, a. Planoc6olooL
Plano-convex, a. Planoconvaxa
Plant, a. Planta; el aatento del pl6; pbmli
de nn ediflda
To Plant, «a. Plantar; coloear: ftudar.
plantain, a. (Hot) Piitaoo; llaBten.
Plantation,* Plantadon; plantio; colonic
Planter, a. Plantador, oultivador; •oloao.
Planting; a. Plantadon, planteL
Plantnle, si (Bot) PlanUta; •! embriea da
la aemilla. [tret^ida con ffCxaa.
Plash, t. Cbaronillo; la rama oortada j tm-^
To Plsab, «a. finramar, entrec^|er nawa;
bacer raldo tnrbaado el ague
Plashy, a. Psntaaosa
Plsam, t. Molde, matrix. [ter. <
Plaster, t. Teeo; eoiptasta BUa
To Plaster, «& Eoytosar; sacar i
emplastar.
Plasterer, a. Enjalbegador, ravocador, «
Plastic, a. Pltetlca, el arte da baoer f
deyeao,&c.
Plastography, a, Plastogrsfla.
Plastron, «. Peto, pediera.
put a. (N&1L) BMema. Pedazo de I
To Plat, ML Entret^ler. H^^
Platband, a. (Acr.)Adrato. TablMi (Ar%)
Plate, a. Plancha 6 limina de metel 6 vt-
drto;pIatalabrsda;iriato;paHo. <
plaU enaraver^ Grabaoor en
PlatM, (NAa.) Obapaii
To Plate, wu Planchear; batSr h<^
Platean, a. Bamillete para en oeatro d» ■■•
BUaUr^nimt'
Platftmn, a. PlataforauL
Platlna, a. Platlna.
Platonic, 41. Plat6nico.
Platoon, a. Peloton de aoldados.
Platter, a. Foeote. plato graada.
Platter-fSioed, a, Oarlaaoha
Platting, a. Ef^peda de dntina dt p^a
Janoo 6 astilla para baear aombtwwa di
muler.
Plaadit, «. Aplaoso, aolamadon.
Planslbtllty, a. PlaosibUldad.
Plausible, a. Plansibla, espedoao, api««Bta
Plausibly, ad. Plaualblainante.
Plauslve, a. Laudalorfo; lo <(«• alabCL
To Play, wu Jugar: div«tirse ; jnoecear;
repreaentar. (Moa.) Tocar, babtaodo do
Instramentoa mAsleoa. — ««^ Dlapanx,
tirsr. [De bartea.
Play.A Jaego:reereadon;teatro. hipta%
Playboak, a. libro de coniedlaa» tf«g«dlaai
Playday, a. DIa de buelga 6 da deacaaMi.
Playdeot, a, Deuda contralda ea el Jueso.
Player, a. Jogador; barsgan; actor; toc«>
dor, rofisica
Playfellow, a. Compafiero de Juego.
Playfbl, a. Jugnetoo, travicaou
Playsame, a. Juego de nilloa.
Playlionse, a. Teatrow
Playlng-oarda. a,pk Nafpea, bardaa, owtaa
Playmate, SI T. .pSiqMS
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Plaything; «. Jagnete. [dperas, &e.
Playwri^Oit, «. Compositor de comedlaa,
Pica, «. El acto 6 forma de abogar; alega-
cinn, alegato, defensa; dIscaliM, pretexto.
To Plead, vn. Orar en algun tribunal de
jastlcia; areiiir; abogar.— «a. Defender
enluicio; a^gar; disculpar.
Pleannble, a. Lo que se pni'de alegar,
pleader, «. Abogado ; defensor.
Plending, «. Alcgaclnn, aleffato, defensa.
PIea<anr, a. DelicSoso; placentero, vivo.
Plensantty, ad. Dellclosamente.
Pleasantness, ». Delicia. acrrado, placer.
Pleasantry, «. Gusto ; agudeza, cbocarreiia,
clianza.
To Please, to, Deleltar, agradar; contentar.
— vn. Placer, gustar, gocar ; qnerer.
PleaAfnfT, a. Agradable. placenfeero, alegre.
Pleasingly, ad. Agrarlabtemente.
Pleasingnesa, «. VT PiewtantneM.
Plea<nrable,a. Deleitante, divert! do, Ibstivo.
Pleasnrablenesa, «. V. Pleawntinew.
Pleasurably, a<A Con gusto 6 deleite.
PIoMSure, ff. Gnsto, placer, doleite, agrado,
-eatisfadon, complaoenoia ; arbitrio.
Plcasure-gToand, «. Los Jardines y praderas.
Plebeian, a. j 9. Plebeyo, pecbero ; vulgar,
comun.
Pledge, «. Pranda; flanza; rehen ; promcsa.
To Pledge, va. Empeflar; comprometerse.
Pledgee, «. (For.) Depositario.
Pledger, «. Depo^ltante, depositador.
PIcdsret, «. Plnncimela, quo so pone sobre
nna llaga cabezid.
Pleiadea, «. (Astr.) P16yadas 6 pl^yadea.
Plenarily, aa. Plenarlamento.
Plenarlness, fi, Plentiud.
Plenary, a. Plenario, lleno, entero.
Plenipotent, a, Todopoderoso. [pleno.
Plenipotential, a. Aotorizado eon ]K>der
Plenipotentiary, s. j a. Plenipotenciario.
Plenist, 8. £i flldsofo qne niega que hay
vacua
Plenitude, ». Plenltnd, abnndancia
Plenteous, a. Copioso, fhictifero, f^rtil
Plenteouely, oA Copiosamente.
PlenteousnesB, «. Abundancia.
Plentiful, a. Copinso, abundante.
PlentlAilly, ad. Abundantemente.
PlentiAilnees, a Gopia, fertllfdad.
Plenty, t. Conta, abundancia ; demasfa.
Plenum, t. Pleno como opaesto k vacuo.
Pleonasm, «. Pleonasmo. rpleon&stico.
Pleonastic Pleonastical, & Kedandante,
Pleonostically, ad. Kedundantemente.
tPlerophory, a. FA clega, persuasion flrme.
Plerotic, a. Lo que tienc la fitoultad de orlar
carno.
Plethora. Plethory, «. PIdtora, replodon.
Pletlioretic, Pletiioric, a. Pletdrico, repleto.
Pleurisy, «. Pleuritia, plenreeia.
Pleuritic, Pleuritical, a. Plonritica
Plexus, A. (AnaU) Plexo, tejido de varlos
nervioa. fcondescendencia.
Pliabi'ity, 4. Flexibffldad do genio, docilidad,
Pliable, a. Flexible, d6c{l. condeseendtente.
Pliabienej<«, Pliancy, «. Fiexibilidad, blan-
dura, docilidad.
Pliant, A F* )», d6cil, blando. [genla
PliADteeed» DoctUdad 6 flcxibllidad de
PLU
Plica, *. Pllegne. PUca poloniea, PHc«
pol6nlca. [Tenacillas de boca.
Pliers, «. p^ Alieatea. Flatr^poinUd pUer9
To Plight, va. Empeflar.
Plight, «. Estado, condlcion ; prenda.
Plighter, 9. V. Pledger.
Plintli, $. Plinto, el cuadrado sobre que
a>1enta el toro de la basa de la coluna.
To Plod, vn. Aflinarae muciio; traginar;
e^ttidiar con apiicacion. [o^tndio.
Plodder, ». El que se aplica mncho h alsruD
Plodding, «. El acto de estudiar con apUca
cion y'sin fl-uto.
Plonivct. «. Efcpeeio de tela de lana gme^a,
Plot. «. E-inacio peqnefio de terrono. Grasa-
pM^ Cespod. Piano; conspiraclon ; en-
redo; entruchada; proyecto ; intriga;
trama. [tmrnar.
To Plot, TO. Trazar, idear.— tw. Conspirar;
Plotter, «. Consplrador, conjurado; trama-
dor.
Plotting, 9. Consniracion, trama.
Plotting-8cale,t Instrumento para levantax
_i J- "rrenos.
I a.) Fraileclllo. [cepiUo.
F rado ; len^Ucta ; especio de
T k Arar, labrar la ttorra.
f Mozo del campo.
P Lrador, surcador.
F Aradura, labranza
F Tierra labrantia.
F . Arailor; patan; campesina
F fty, 9. £1 primer l<mes despuof
, — ia.
Plooglitthare, 9. Reja de arado.
Plouffhstaff, 9. Arreinda.
Plongtiwright, 9. El que hace aradoe.
Plow. «. V. Plough, [mar.
To Pluck, va. Arrancar ; derribar : desplq*
Pluck, 9. Asadnra ; resolucion ; valor.
Plncker. 4. Arrancador, extirpador.
Ping, *. Tap«n. Pluif tohaccOy Tahaoo cu-
rado y torcida l/ruit, Calar fruta.
To Plug, wt. Atamgar; tapar. Th plug
Plum, 9. Ciruela. Juried pium9y Ciruelas
pasas.
Plum-tree, 9. (Bot) Cimelo.
Plumage, «. Plumi^e.
Plumb, 9. Plomada. — ad. A' plomo.
To Plumb, rcr. Sondar, sondear; aplomat
Plumbago, «. LApiz plomo.
Plumbean, Piumbeoua, a, Plfinibeo, plo
mizo, plomado.
Plumber, «. Piomero.
Plambery, 9, MannfiMrtnras de plomo.
Plumb-line, «. Gnerdade plomada 6 sonda;
niveL
Plum-cake, «. Torta de pasas. [pluma^
Piume, 9. Pluma; plnmi^e ; penacho d«
To Plume, va, AJustar las plnmas; deeplu-
mar; Mlornar con pliimas. To pluma
0119^9 9ejf uDort^ VanQgloriarse de aignna \
COM. Emplumar 6 emplumvcer. /
Piume-alum, 9. Alumbre de pluma.
Plumelet a. Imnlnme.
Plamigerud^ «. Plumoso 6 plomado.
PInrolped, 9. Ave calzada.
Plummet, 9. Plomada.
Pluraous, Plumose, a. Pluineo, plumoea
Plamp, a, Gordo, rolllz<x Plump inai\
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IIoinl>ra recbooeba Plump Atcs^ Ctan
Wenu.—ad. Do ffolpe, iplomo, ae repentA.
To Plamp, vo. KnKonur, hinobar.— im.
Caer k plomo ; ponene gorda
rium-ple, «. Pa.«t«l <ie avan paam.
* Pliimpnefla, «. O'^nluitt, oorpolencU.
Pliim-puddin^ «. PacHn 6 padingo.
Pliinipv, a. Oordo, ll«no, rollizo.
PlumulA, s. (BoL) PKimala, 1a p«rt« del
Vfniiulero enibrion de las Aimienloi qae
u\e fbcra de la Uerra.
Plumy, a, Plumado, plumom.
To Plunder, t^i. Saquear, pillar, bnrtar.
Plunder, a. PilliO^ rubo, peoorca.
Plunderer, & Saqneador, pillador, ladron.
To Plunge, aa. Zampnzar, aomorgnjar, an-
mergtr, cbapuzar, sambnlHr, meter en el
agua; anegar, Bumeiiprlr 4 nno en penaa,
en mtserla, etc— vn. BunKoidrM.
Plnnfre,«.8uiDer8lon,sambuUida; eitreebo,
aprieto.
Pkinceon, a. (Om.) Somorgi^ merga
Plunger, 8. Bnzo, sotnorgujador.
Plunging; a. £1 aeto de dar manotadaa y
brineoa los oaballoe sin domar.
Plunket, a. y A Color azuL
Plaral a.y». Plural [flefoa ouradoa.
Pluralist, «. £1 que posee doe 6 mas bene-
Pluralltj, «. Pluralidad ; multitud ; mayoria.
Plarally, ad. En sentldo plural
Plus, ad. Maa: ea toz latina.
Plnsb. a. Tripe, tela fcli»ada. SiOs plush,
Felpa de soda.
To Ply. va. Trabaiar con ablnco; formar,
disponer.-^im. TrabiO*ri Mrvli'; ^ <*•
priesa.
Ply, a. Pronenston. IndlnarJon ; pliogue.
Plying, 8. Solid tacion importuna. (N&n.)
Eefticrso de vela eontra el Ticnta
Pneumatic, Pnenmatical, a. Nemn&Uoo.
Pneumatioi, a. Neumitica.
Pnenmatology, a. Nenouitolngta.
Pneumonia, t. (M6d.) Nenmonia; pnlmonU.
Pneumonic, a. Nenm6nico, lo que porte-
nece al pulmon. [Cazar ilegalment«.
To Poach, TO. Cocer; pillar; robar. — vn,
Poacber, a. Ei quo hurta la caza.
Poachineea, a. Humedad.
Poaching a. El acto do cazar ilegalmentc.
Poachy, a. HAmedo, pantanoeo.
Pock, t, Viniela. p6stula, posUUa.
Poclcet a Bolsillo, fkltrfquera.
To Pocket va. Embolsar. To pocket an
affront, Tragarse una ii^uria. [lura.
Pocket-book, a. (librito de memoria; car-
Pocketed, a. Lo que se toraa fbrtlvamente.
Pockot-flap, «. Cartera, fMda de bolslUo.
Pockot-fflass, a. Espejo de bolsillo.
Pooket-bolo, a. Boca do bltriquera.
Pockfretten, a. (Amer.) Cacaraflado ; pica-
do de vimeiaa. [da de la viruela.
Pockhole (i Pockpit, a. El dcatriz que qnc-
Pocky, a. Picado do viruelas; buboso.
tPoculent, a. Potable.
Pud. a. Valna de algtmaa legumbrct.
To Pod, vo. Criar vainas.
Pudsgrical, a. Qotoso.
Podder, $. El que coge legumbreo.
tPodge, A Charco. oeDasal, lamedal.
Podometer, si Pod6m«tro. Y. Podomekr,
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Poem, a. Poema; obnt an Tcno.
Poeey, a. Poeela; mote. \rtaim
Poot, A Poeta. PoH laur^ai, Poeta laa-
Poetaster, a. Poetastrou
Poetesa. «/ Poetisa.
Poetic Poetical a. PoMca
Poetically, ad. PodUcamente^
Poetics. «. PuMca.
To Poetize, m. Poettzar, Tentflrar.
Poetry, a. Pontic*; poe^ia. [»cr<D<»liL
PoiRnanoy, a. Ponta; plcante, aoerlfdi^
Poignant, a, Ptoante, acerbo; mordas. s*>
tirico [meota
PoignantlT, ad. Mordazmente, eatlrka-
Point,«. Pnnta; agi\|eta; nunto; proiDoa-
torio ; agndexa, sal ; mmDo : eneate. 7k
•peak to tMs point, Ir al caao. Ai oM
pointy Enteramente.
To Point, «MK. Apuntar; seftalar; pn&tsar;
aseetar el tiro de una arroa.— «». Ap«a-
tar; parar, mostrar la caza; aoaeHar.
Point-blank, ad, Directamente. rpo,
Pointed, a, Pnntiacndo; paatnado; aaurt-
Pointedly, ad, SuUlmMita. [nk.
l^ointedneea, a. Picantez; asperesa, •ermo-
olnter, a. Apontador; puntasa; perm da
pnnta y rueita. [cioe.
Pointing, a. (NAo.) Rabo de rata : pnntna.
Pointing-stock, a. Ott|eto de trrisloo, bar
mereir.
Pointless, a. Obtnso, sin pnnta.
Poise, a. Equlllhrio, oontrapaea
To Poise, wk Equilibrar, balaneoflr: «Ba>
minar; contrapesar. [aska.
Poison, $, Yenena J\>i»on'nmt, Kaet v^
To Poison, va, EuTeneoar; oonooipar, fa
flcionar.
Poisoner, a. Enrenmador; ootniptot
tPolsonftil a. Yenenoaa
Poisoning, a. Enrenenamlentou
Poisonous, a. Yenenoso, ampoMoAado.
Poisonously, ad, Yenenoeamenta.
Polsonousneas, a. Yenenoaldad.
Poltrel, a. Pretal ; bnril
Poize, a. Y. Poise,
Pok^ «. Baijnleta, boln; saquillo.
To Poke, 9a. jH. Andar 4 Uantsa: boeear
ioscuraa. 7b poyba <Aaj(rs^ Horgv la
lumbre.
Poker, a. Hnrgon, para menecr la hunbra.
Pokeweed, a (Bot) Verba carmin.
Poking, a. Bajo, oscuro; laborioso.
Polacre, a Polacaa, cmbareaolon ti Leraiitu
Polar, a. Polar. Polarstons^ Espede d«
oqnino petriflcado.
Polarity, a. Tendenda al polo.
Polary, a. Polar, hicla loa poloa.
Pole, A Polo; p^rtiga. Pole^att, (N4u.)
PaJoymasteMrodaonasolapiMa. Pols
qfa eoacK, Lanza de coehe; pereba.
To Pole, TO, Armar con paloa.
Pole-axe, a Iladmela de manou
Polecat, A Oato montea.
Polemic, Polemical, a, Po16mico.
Polemic, A Contro\it)rsi9ta.
Polerooacope. A Polemoscoplo.
Poleatar, a Cinoeura; osa; nerte: fiila.
Foley, A (Bot) Poliis zamamUa^ yarlc
madidnal
PoUoa. A Pdida.
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Pollood, a. Arr«g]ado, b1«n admlnistrado.
Policy, «. PoUtica d« eeUdo; arte; praden-
e!ft; p61isa de aeguroa.
To Po\\tih,ra. Pallr.allsar; llmar, cfvillzar.
Polish. «. pnlimento; luatre; corteaia, nr-
hanldad.
Poltshednew, «. Brvflldnra ; eortceania.
Polisher, «. Palidor« bruflldor.
Pollie. o. PuUdo, cortcs, arbano.
Politely, ad, Urbanamente. [crfanza.
PuHtenoas, «. Corte»ia, arbanidad, buena
Politico. Pontico, eetadista; sagaz; cortea.
Political, a. Politico, astnto, aafpiz.
Politically, ad, PolUIcamente.
Politioaster, a. PoliUcastro.
PoliUdan, A PoUtico, wtadlsta
Politicly, ad, ABtatamente, aagazmeate.
Politics, ».pl, Politlca, la cleucia de loe no-
ffocioe pobltcoiL
tPoliture, ~ "
Politare, a. Palimenta
Polity, Ik Constltacion poKtica.
Poll, a. Cabeia ; mstricala 6 llsta de los qoe
▼otan en algnna eleocion ; eapitadon, re-
partimleDto de contribaciones por
To Poll, «a» Deacabezar, deemochar; dea-
oornar ; oncaberar, registrar en matrica-
la i ana— «7k Dar voto en las eleoeiones.
Pollard, a. A'rbol dearoochado.— a. Podada
To PoUard, va. Podar, deecopar.
Pollen, $. (Bot.) P61en 6 polvJIlo feenn-
dante del 6rgano ma^colino de las plan-
tas; salvado flna Ten algnna eleccion.
Poller, a. Pilladorj Tocal, el qne tlene yoto
Pollock, a. (let) Gadoca
Poll-tax, 9. Capitacion. par ; proHuar.
To Pollote, va. Mancbar; eorromper; vio-
Pollntedneea, t. Polacion, dosboniw, viola-
cion. [rador.
Polluter, a. CorrompedM', cormptor, desflo-
PoIlatlon» a. Polncion, oontaminadon, pro-
fanacion.
Poltroon, a. Poltron, oollon, tfanida
PoWerlne, a. Sosa, las cenizie del Alcall pre-
paradsa para bacer el crlatal
PoIy,a.Polla V. Pofay.
Polyaconstlc, a, Poliae6stioo.
Polyandria, c Poliandria. [nardo.
Polyanthus, a. (Bot) Pofifintea, toberosa,
Polycarpons, a. (Bot) Policarpo, lo que He-
va mnchos ftntoa. [usoa.
Polycbrest, §, La cosa qne tleno mocboa
PolygamiattA Poltgamo, poUgama.
Polygamy, a. Poligamia.
Polyglot, «. Poligloto.
Polygon, «. Pollgona
Polygonal, a. Poligono.
Potympby, a. Poligrafla.
Po'.ybedroaa, Polyhedrioal, a. PoUedro, de
mnchns saperfldea,
Polylogy, a. Locnacidad.
Polymatby, a. Polimatb, conodmiento de
maobss artes y ciendas.
FolypetalooB, a Polip^la
Polyphoniam, «. Tariedad do sonldos.
Polypody, a. rBot) Polipodto, planta.
Polypona, a, Polipoeo.
I'olypna, $, P61ipo; caUo qne se cria en las
rentanas do la narls.
Polyscope, a Pollsoopio.
Polyspe^nou^ a (Bot) Polisperma
Polysyllable, a PoHsilabo.
Polytlieism, a Pollteisnio. [choa dlose*
Polytheist, a. Politeista, el qne admite mo-
Pomace, a. £1 deserho de manzanas doa-
pnes de sacar la ddra.
Pomaceons. a. Lo qne consta de manxanaik
Pomade, «. Pomsda; para el cabella
Pomander, a Bola 6 poma olorosa.
Poroatnm, 9. Pomaiia. [frnta.
Pomegranate, a. (6ot) Oranado, irbol y la
Pomiferons, a, Pomiforo, lo que tlene 6 Ilo-
va manzanas.
Pommel, a Bala redonda Pommel of a
mcordy Pomo de espada. Pommel q/ a
taddl^ Pomo del arzon de la slllas
To Pommel, ro. Casear, dar golp^s hasta
baoer eardenalea. [bnertas.
Pomona, a. Pomona, dioea de las ft-utas y
Pomp, a. Pompa, fansto, vanidad.
Pompion, 9, Calabaza.
Pompoo^ a. Pompoeo, oetentosa
Pompously, ad. Pompoeamente. [pa.
PomuoDsnoss, «. Esplcndor artidcioso. pom-
Pond, $. Pantana Zforte-pond, Abrora-
dera
To Ponder, r<t. Ponderar, examinar eon
madurez. To ponder on^ Beflezionar.
Ponderable, a. Ponderable.
Ponderal, a, Ponderal
tPondenUion, a. Ponderadon. [las cosad.
Ponderer, a. Ponderador, el qne examina
Ponderosity, a. Ponderosidad.
Ponderous, a. Ponderoeo, peaado; impor-
tante; lmpalsi?o.
Ponderonaly, ad, Peeadamento.
Ponderonsneas, a Ponderosidad, pesadez.
Pondweed, a. (Bot) Potamogeton.
Poniard, a PnflaL [pnfialadaa^
To Poniard, va. Herir oon po&U, dar de
Pontage, a. Pontazgo, pontijo.
PontiO: a PontSflce.
Pontifical, a. Pontifical ; pontiflcalea.
Pontificate, a. Pontlfirado, papado.
Ponton, a Ponton ; nnente flotante.
Pontoon, a (N&n.) Chata.
Pony, a. ITaca, Joco. [de molino.
Pool, a Charco ; lago. ilHUpool, Beprer^
Poop, a. (N&n.) Popa 6 toldllla. Pooj
royaly Cbopeta.
T5 Poop, vn. Enci^arse por la popa.
Poor, a, Pobre; eecaso: bnmiide; Infeliz;
Indtil ; eet^U— a. pL Los nobres.
Poor^obn, a. (let) Aibnr, gooio peqnello.
Poorly, ad, Pobremcnle.— a. Malo.
Poorne8% a Pobreza; mteoria; escasez de
Aninio; eaterilidad.
Poor-mtc, SL Ck>Dtribacion, qne se paga «n
Inglaterra para mantener k los pobrca
Poor-spirited, a, Abatldo, bajo, eobarde.
Poor-spirttednosa, a Cobardia, biyeza, pnsi*
lanlmidad.
Pop, a Cbasquido, sonldo repentlno.
To Pop, va.y n. Entrar 6 sallr de sopeton;
aaoar 6 meter alguna coea repentiu»>
roente, ecbar 4 alguno de una parte atro*
pelladamente. [sia catolica romana
Pope, a Papa ; la cabcza suprema de la igle
Popedom, a. Papado, la dignidad de papa.
Popery, a. Papismo.
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PoMser*, «. Kombre Tolgar d»do & m»
gItodalA.
Popgun, «. Escopetina pan loe niacbachos.
Popir\]«y. «. Loro, papiJs«yo; picamadoros;
plffftverde.
Popish, a. Papnl, romano.
Popifthlj, ad. Papal men te, foatlflcalmente.
Poplar, 9. (Bot.) Alamo temblon.
Poppj, c (Bot) Adormidera, amapola.
Poppv'head, * Caheza do amapola.
Populaoo, «, Populacbo. rAora popular.
Popular, a. Popular. Popuiar applaute,
PopuiNfitj, «. P«»pularldad.
Popnl.^rlr, a(L PopulHriiiwte.
To PopniaU, viu Poblar, multlplicar.
PopnlatloQ, 9, Poblacion.
Popuioua. a, Pupulosa
PnpuloiLHly, nd. Con mncha gento^ i^efon.
PopttlouanMS. m. La abnndaneia da pobla-
Porcoialn,flL PorceUna; cblna; lozaflna.
Puroelaln-flhell, 8, (Con.) Coaoba de Vton^s
un mari^co.
Porch. JL PorUoo, veaUbnlo, portal.
Pcrodptne, «. Pueroo o^^ln.
Pore. «. Poro. [Gatndlar muchlsimo.
To Pore, f>n. OJoar. 7b por« (fvrr book^
Port mo, Porlsm, c (Ocom.) Poriama, coro-
Urlis tenia.
Porinesa, K Porooidad.
Pork, «. Cam* do pncroa Fr«ft porI\
TocI no fh»sco. Suit ptn-t^ Todno salada
Porkeater, «. Gomedor de came de pnerco.
Porker, «. Pneroo^ cenio, nuurana
PorkeU Purkling, A Pordno; lochon ; ft
porcine
Porosity, Porousneos, a. Porosidad.
Porous, a. Poroso.
f-Porphyre. Porphyry,*. P6rfldo.
Pori)uL«e, Porpua, », rueroo marino. (Joe )
Persona muy snrda.
Porraceooa, a. Verdoso.
PorreU a. (Bot) Puerra [de leche.
Porridjw, s. Potale. MUk-porrulffs^ 8opa
Porridgo-pot, «. Olla; vas^a para oooor la
comma.
Porringer, a. Eaondina, taza, plato sopero.
Port, a. Puerta 7b Umoh id a port, Haoer
eecala. Fre^port^ Puerto franco. Ba-
bor; portas. /l»rf«a^ Batlportea. R(^
porU, Portas do reciba Porto; aire;
prceonoia.
Poruble, a. Manual ; portfttil ; SHfribloi
Portage, s. Porte ; conduccion. acarreo.
Portal, a. (Arq.) Portal, portada; puerta.
PortHjrayon, a. Laploero.
Portcullhi, ». (Fort) Rastrlllo.
To Portcullis, w. (Fort) Ecliar el rastrllla
To Portend, eo. Pronosticar, anunciar, pro-
decir.
Portrnt «. Portento, prodiglo.
Portenton^ a. Portentoso, monstmoso.
Porter, a. Portera PoiUr'% lodgA, Porto-
ria; mozo de cordel ; cervoza Aierto.
Porterage, h, Porte, acarreo, carretalo.
«»ort-flre, a. (Art) Lanzafiiego, botafuega
Portibiio, «. Cartera, purtafulio.
Ponlcu, a. Portico, portal
Portion, 9. Porclon ; cuota; parte ; dote.
To Portion, vn, Partir, dtrldlr; dotar.
fortioner. a. Repartldor.
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Ponbat, A (Nto.) y. Gmmate. [nldad
Portllooes, a. Porto Bo^estiloeo ; aire do di^
P(»tlr, a. Mi^estuooo; aerio; oorpotoBt*
roUtza
Portmanteau. Portmantlo, ». Portamaatea
Portmote, a. Tribunal maritimow
Portrait, a. Betrata
Portrait-paintrr. a. Retratieta.
Portraiture, a. Betrato. plntura, boaqiM;o.
To Portray, vo. Betratar; adoroar eoft pta
turas; deacrlblr.
Pol trees, ^ Portera.
Portrope, a. V. Port
Port<«Io. a. Almoneda do pnerto.
Portvent, a. Cafion do madera para Beirs
el Tiento desde tf fttello do oa (ttfs^o
hasta el redplento.
Pory, a. Pomsa
To Poao, TO. Parar: conlUiidfr; prepmlat.
Poacr, 9. Examlnador; ol que oudftuide 4
acorrala.
Posey, 9. V. Potnf.
Poaition, 9, Posiclon, postnta, aftuacfoa.
PoftitlonaL a. Lo quo pertonoce A la peei-
cion, postura 6 situadon de ana ooaa.
Positive, a, Pooitivo; porflado; d«irta.— a.
Aflrmacion.
Positively, ad. PosltlTamonto.
Poettlvoness. 9. ISA oatado do lo quo ea posi
tivo 6 abecrfnio; porfia; oontuinacia.
PosM, 9. Potenda, armada. (Vale.) GcttOa
Poaseoomiutoa, a. Junta llamada par d
aAar(^ para evttar tomaltoa, he
.To Poaae8% «a. Pooeor, gocar; domlnac;
Posaeased, pp. Poseao, poeeidow
Posseedon, a. Poee»i<»o : d aoto do poaeer y
la miama cosa poseida.
Poaoesdre, a. Poseahro; posoyeato.
P«i68eaM>r, a. Poeeedor.
PosMSsory, a Pososoria [Addo.
Posset, a. Leeho conada con vino 6 coa an
Possibility, a. Pirtibilidad.
Poshlble, a. Podblo. [acaso.
Poedbly, ad, Podblemeoto ; qalzi, qaia%
Post, a Poeta. 7b tra^H hv po9t, Oomr
la poeta. Gorreo; eetaieta; poosto; eaa-
pleo.— A Bobomada
To Post, m. Ir en 6 eoirer la ]
Oartoloar; registrar.
Postage, a. Porto de carta.
Postboy, a. Postilion.
PostebaiM, Postooaeh, c BiUa 6 <
Poet-oommoaloii, a. Oradcoao «<^t«^^ da
la comunion. [cha.
To Postdate. tMi. Poofediar, atraaar ttaa fe-
Postdato, 9. Posfecba, Iboba atnMada.
Postdated, a Poafeotiado: atrasado^ tiHkv
Postdiluvian, a: y <x. Poatdlluviaoa
Poster, a. Omreo; el quo vi^ia on poata.
Posterior, a, Poaterior, trasnui
Posteriority, a. Poatorloridad. [ntdxA
Poatority, a. Pooteridad ; U goooradoa lo*
Postern. 9, (Fort) PostSgo, potoroa.
Post-existence, 9. Ezisionda Toatdera.
Postbasto, a. Dlllgenda graada.— ^if, A
rlenda suolta.
Post-borso, 9. Cabdio do postal
Postpbouae, 9. Oasa do poataa: eor
Postliuraous, a. P6stamo ; postun
pQStll, 9, PosUU, apostilta.
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POU
To PO0UI, ea. PofltUar, apottUIar.
PostSUon, «. Postilion ; delantero, soU.
1 PosUIIer, & QloBadoc. [pact de otn cosa.
PostlimlnloDS, a, Hecbo 6 Imi^nado deft-
Poetlimlntam, PostHoiIny, 9. Foetliiulnlo.
PoMUzniDj, A PoeUlmlnio.
Postman, «. Gartero ; corroo.
Postmaster, t. Administrador da coneos.
Poetmaster-gonerai, «. Director general dc
Poet'moridlan, a. Postmerldlana
Poet-otHoe, «. I^ casa 0 admlnistradoii de
oormon, la estafeta. [ner.
To Postpone, va, Diferir, suspender; poepo-
Poet-road, a. Caroino de posta 6 correo.
Postscript, «. Posdata; alcance.
Post-town. a. £1 pueblo donde hay adminia-
tradon de corrooe; casa de po^aa.
Poatulata, a. pk Postuladoe. Y. FotiuiaU,
To Postulate, va. Poatular; admitir sin
pmebaa. [necesitA prueba.
Poetalate, a. Postulado, princlpio que no
PoBtulatioD, t. Postoladon; petlclon, 1n-
standa. [probada
Postulatory, o. Snpoosto, admitido oomo
Postnlatam, a. Postulado. Y. FotiviaU,
Posture, ». Poetura; pl6, estada
Posy, 4 Mote 6 df^ en nn anillo 6 en otra
cosa; rarolllete de floros.
Pot, «. Marmita, olla; pnchero. Flova&r*
pnt^ Tleoto, florero.
To Pot, V€L Cerrar 6 cooaervar en marmltae.
Potable, CL Potable.
Potager, a. V. Porringer.
Potash, a. Potasa, 6lcaU vegetal
Potassium, ». Potasio.
Potation, a. Trago.
Potato, a. (Bot) Papa; patata. (Cuba) Mo-
nlata (Mex.) Camote.
Potbellied, a. Panzudo.
Potbelly, A Barrlgon.
To Potoh,on. Cooer Ugerauiente; empii^*''
Pot-companion, a. CompaAero de tabema.
Potency, ». Potenda; poder, Infli^o.
. Potent, a. Potente, poderoao.
Potentate, a. Potentada
Potential, a, Potenclal ; potente ; poderoao.
Potentiality, a. PotendaUdad.
Potentially, ad. Potendalmente.
Potently, ad, Potentemente.
Potentneaa, •. Potenda, poder.
Pothanger, a. Llares.
Potherb, A Ilortallza. [Garabatos.
Pothoolc, a. Asa de caldera. Pothooks^ pi.
Potion, a. Podon, brebf^c, p6dma.
Potllil, a. Cobortera de olla.
Potlnok, a. Comlda ordinaria. 7b toJbo pet'
hick, Haoerpcnitenda.
Potaherd, s. Tiesto, casco, pedazo do una
Tas^a de barro rota.
Pottage, a. Poti^^ n)arro.
Potter, a. Alfarcra PotUr*$ clay^ Ardlla,
Pottem-ore, «. Yidrfado: galena.
Potter's-ware, a. Yldriaao, vaslijas de barro.
Pottery, a. Alfttrcria 6 alfkr. [tUloai
Pottle, t. Axumbre, medida de enatro cuar-
Pot-valiant, a, Yaleroao & ftierza de beber
Uoorea Aierteflw
Poneb, a. Bolstllo. (Joa) Barrlgon. rbioa.
Ponch-tootttbod, a Hczndo; gruoso dn la-
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Porerty, a. Pobreza, estrechez, mlaerU.
Poult, a. Polio de pava; pavipoUo.
Poulterer, & Pollero, galfinerou
Poultice, a. Cataplasma, emplasta
To Poultice, va. Poner una cataplasma.
Poultry, s. (Va* ootecU) Avos caseros 6 de
corral
Pounce, 9. Oarra del ave de rapina; grasiUa
To Pounce, va. Horadar, agq)crear; aair ooi
kanrraa. [pusito.
Pound, a. Libra: libra esterlina; corral ; de*
To Pound, va. Macbacar; enoermr.
Poundage a. Tanto per libra; derecho de
tanto por libra de peso. [jKrande.
Pounder, a. Pera de a libra; eapede ae pen
Pound-weight, a. El peso de una libra.
To Pour, ea. EmiUr; arrojar. — vn. Flair
con rapidez; arremeter.
Pourer, a. Trasegador, vadador.
Pout, 9. (let) Abadeja (Om.) Francolln.
To Pout, fm. Ponerae oefindo, enAurofiarse.
Powder, A Pol vo;p61 vera. [rear.
To Powder, txi. Pulverizar, moler, polvo-
Powder-bo3c, a. La ci\)a en que se guardan
los polroa para el pela
Powder-cbesta, a. (Nau.) C^)as de Ai^^
Powder-horn, a. El fhtsoo para p61vora.
Powdering, a. £1 acto de pulverizar 6 ol de
pnlvorear. [salar caroo.
Powderlng-tub, a. Saladero; la vasUa para
Powder-mill, a. Mollno de p6Ivora.
Powder-room. a. (N&u.) Santa Barbara.
Powdery, a. Polvoriento; desmenuzable.
Power, «. Poder; dominio; flMultad; potes-
tad ; ente odeete. Poiofrt, Potestadea.
tPowerable, a. Capaz de hacer.
Powerful, a. Poderoso, eflcaz. [mente.
PowerAilly, ad. Poderosamente, eflcaz-
PowMlUinees, a. Poderio, fkierza, energia.
Powerleaa, a. Impotente, ineflcaz.
Pox 6 Small-pox, «. Yiruelai. Pood, Mai
gdlloo. Ohickenrpoo^Y\Txie\K\(ie»k. Cow
p<ia\ Yaouna.
To Poze, Y. To Pom. [dble.
Practicable, 0. Practicable; hacedero; acce-
Practlcablenefls, a. La podbllidad de hacer
una cosa. [mente.
Practicably, ad. Podblemente; prictica-
Practical. a. PrActlca
Practically, ad. Priidlcamente.
Practice, «. Pr&ctlca; costumbre; mStoda
To Practise, to. Practicar; cjeroer.— w.
Practicar; ensayarse.
Practlser, a. Practicante; prictic^
Practitioner, a. Pr^tlco; m^ica
Pragmatic, Pragmatical, a. Entremeildcv
Impertfncnte, ofldoso.
Pragmatically, acL Magistralmente.
Pragmaticahiess, a. Entremetimiento, im
pertinenda.
Pra^matio sanction, 8. Pragm&Uca sandon.
Pnmm, a. Celebridad, fkma; alabanza.
To Praise, va, Cdebrar, aplaudlr; alaoar
jglorlflcar.
tPraisefUl, a. Loable, laudableu
Praiser, a. Loader, admirador, aprobador.
Praiseworthy, a. Digno de alabanza.
Prame, t. (N au.) Baroo chata
To Prance, vn. y a, Oabrlolar, cabriolear
Pranoor, a. Caballo que cabrlola.
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To PmkjjML HernKMear, adomar.
Prank, 9. TnTMora, looan, extnvag»ncia.
To Prate, •a. Oiarlar, taabUur macho alii
•ofltandik
Prate, A (Yalf .) Oharia.
Prater, s (VuTg.) Chariante, cbarkdor.
Pradc, Pratiqae, ai (N4a.) Pritica.
PraHng. 9. (Volg.) Charlataneria.
Pratinglj, ad. Loctiaimente^
To Prattle, tm. (Fam.) Cbarlar. [neiia.
Prattle, A (Fam.) Paneria, charla« cbarlata*
l*rattler, s. (Fam.) Ctaarlador.
Prawn, «. (let) Langofftin. [ear.
To Prajr, tm, y a. Orar: rogar, pedlr; BupU-
Prayer, a. Oraclon. a6pllca, ro^, petidon.
PraVer-book, a. libro de devodonea; devo-
eionario.
To Preachjjm. j a. Predlcar.
Preach, a y. Sertfum.
Preacher, $. Predicador.
Preaching, a Predleadon.
Preamble, A Pre4mbala.
Preappreheoaton, a PreocapadoD.
Prebend, a PrabendA Pbenda.
Prebendal, a, Lo qae perteneoe 4 la pre-
Prebendary, a Prabendado.
PrecariooA a. Precario, inderto.
Precarlooaij, ad. Preoarlamente.
PrecarlounesAA IncertidambrA
Precaation, a Procandon.
To Precaotlon, va. Precarer, preeaotelar.
To Precede, ro. Antooeder, nreoeder.
Precedence, Precedency, a Prlorldad; pn-
cedenda, Baperlorldad. [Exemplar.
Precedent, a. Preoedente, anteoedeatew— a
Precodently, ad. Anteeedentemente.
Precentor, a Chantra, dignldad de algnna
Iglesia catedral 6 oolegli^
PreJDopt, A Precepto, mandato qne el mpe-
rior InttmA
tPreceptial, Precepttre, a, PreeeptiTa
Preceptor, A Preceptor.
Preooeslon, a Frecedenda. (Astr.) PreeC-
don de loa equinocdoA
Prednd, a Ltmite, Undero.
Predona, a. Predoao, eoatoeo.
Predooaly, ad Predoeamenta.
PredonaneflAA Predoddad.
Predploe, a Predpldo^ deepefiadera.
Precipitance, Preapttancy, a Predpltadon,
Inoondderadon. [Preoipitante.
Predpltant, a. Predpttado, arrujadow— a
Predpitantly, ad Predpitadamente.
To Predpitat^ «a. Predpltar; deapeilar;
arrojar; acderar; apreaurar. (Qnim.)
Predpltar.
Predpitate. & y a Predpttada
Precipitately, ad Predpitadamente; apre-
iuradamente. [don.
l*roclpltation, A Predpltadon, InconaKLara-
l*redpitoaa, a, Predpltoao, pendiente, res-
baladlza [mal
Precise, a. Prectoo, pnntnal; eatricto: for*
Predsely, a<f, Preclaamente. [don.
Preciseneea, a Preddon, exactltad; arecta-
Predsian, a Blgorlsta; nimiamente eaom-
paloao.
Preddon, a. Preelttoa; llmltadon exaetA
To Predode, «a. Prevenlr, Impedlr, estor-
bar.
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Precodooa,g>Pr»co«,tempwaosprMMtmn>
PrecodooBaeai, Preeodty, a Preeooldad.
To Preeoittatai, •& PremadltK.
Precofltiilon, A PreaMditadon.
Precognition, A Pwrmgnkkwi; eoaooiiziSea-
topravlo.
Preconodt, a Coneepto aatldpado.
To Preconcdre, «cr. Cooeabir; *"*iff**T
antidpadanMnta. [antSdpAde.
Preconception, a Preocnpaclon, concepao
Preconization^ a Preooniiadon. ptt.
To Preoonaign,«<A Condgnar antgrlon
To Precontraot, va. 0>ntratar i
Precootnd, a Oontrato anttdpado.
Preonrsor, a Preenraor.
Predafeeona, a. Lo qoa ▼!▼• de ba preaaa
qne hace; eamiceio. tnpaA
Predatory, a, Lo pertenedente 4 rapttA;
Predeceased, <k Mnarto 4ntaa qua olxt>w
Predeceaeor, a Predecesor; antejifdn;
abaelo. [na de lapredeaffnacfawt
Predeatinarian, A £1 one daflanda 1a dootii*
To Predeatinate, va, Predeatbae.
Prededination, A Predeatlnackm. [naekn.
PredestinatOT, a £1 qne eree en la predead
To Predaatine, va, Predostlnar.
Predetermination, a Pred^ermtnadoo.
To Predetermine, va. Predetermiaar;
Predial, a. PredhJ.
Predlcable, a. y a Predlcable. [dtdoau
Predteament, a PredleameDtio; daae; oob>
Predicamental, a. PredlcamantaL
To Predicate, tMi; (L6g.) Predioar; ptadi-
carse; aflnnar 6 nogar.
Predication, a Aflnnadon da algnna eo8A
To Predict, va, Prededr, MUTinar, prgfttl-
xar.
Prediction, a Prediodon, profedA.
Predictor, a Adlvino. pronoatkadcc
Predilection, a Prodllecdon, prefiBroDcia.
Predlfponency, a Dlipoddon anterior I
atennaotrA
Predlsponent, a. Predlnmeato.
To Predtooee, va. Pre^spoaer.
Predlspoeftion, a Pradlrooddon.
Predominance, Pradommanej, a Predool
nio, predomlnadon.
Predominant, a. PndomlnantA
To Predominate, va. Predomlnar ; pvarala
cer, inflnlr oon predomlnlo.
To Pre-dect, va. Pre61eglr.
Pre-election, a Elecdon heeha poroBara
aolndon anterior.
Pre-eminence, a Preemlnenda,pT«fereiidf
Pre-eminent, a, Preemln^ta
Pre-emption, a £1 darecho de oomnntr 4a
tea qae otroA [plamaa Ub avcs.
To Preen, «& Oonoertar y oompoocr aat
To Pre-annge, va. Empe&ar, compronMtei
por medio de nna promesa anttcJpada.
Pre-engagament a Empefio, obl%aolea 4
oomprometlmtaato anterior.
To Pre-«Btabll8h, va, Praedableeer, eatable-
cer de prevendon. [via
Pre-eatabUahment, A Establedmiento pn
Pre-excdlenoa, a Kxcdencte aoperlor.
To Pre-exist, vn. Preexlstlr, axMlr 4iitcA
Pra-existeaee, a PreexIstendA
Pre-aziatent, a. ProexlateotA
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Prefboe, a. PreflMfto, pr61osa
To Pr«<kc& fXi.yn, Decir 6 hacor algana
eoaa, en forma de Introduodon.
Prefktory, a. Preliminar.
Prefect, «. Prefecto ; an poder tatolar.
Prefootare, «. Profectora.
To Prefer, wi. Preferir; anteponor; elevar.
Preferable, a, Preferlble.
Preferably, ad. Preferlblementa.
Preference, c Prcfcrencia. [rencla.
Preferment, a. Promoclon ; empleo ; profe-
Preferror, *. E! one preflere.
Prcflgaratlon, «. Prcfl«araeIon. [nar.
To Proflne, i>€k Preflnir, scfialar 6 deterral-
tPreflnitlon, a Preflniolon ; la acdon de ^ar
tormino.
?o Prefix, CO. Prefljar; l\)ar, eatableoer.
reflx, t. (Gram.) PrefUo.
To Preform, tfo. Formar oon antlclpaelon.
Pregnanej, «. Pre&ex, prefiado.
Pregnant, a. Preflada; f&rtU; fecondo.
PregoantlT, ad. Abundantamente.
Pregofltation, «. £i act de gustar antlcJpada^
mente do algnna coaa.
To Pr^udge 0 To Prejodicate, va. Jnssar
6 condenar con antlolpacion ; prc!)ndiciar.
Prejudgment, 9. Pr^oldo, Joido 6 oonden»-
don Bin cxamen. [ex&men.
Preiudlcote, a. Jnzgado 6 oondenado sin
Prejudication, «. £1 acto de Juzgar de ante-
mano.
Prdudloe, s. Prerendon, pr^nfclo; dafio.
To Prejudice, va. Preocupar, prevenlr ; per-
Jodicar.
Prejudicial, a. Peijodldal. dafioaa
Prejuilictally, ad, Perjudidalmcntei
Prejndldalneas, «. Lo que causa perjnido 6
daflo.
Prelaoj', s, PreTada; episcopado.
Prelate, t. Prclado.
Prelateship, t. Prelada, prelstura.
Prelatical, a. Lo que pertenece k la prelada.
tPrelatlon, «. Proladon, preferenda, anteU-
don.
Prelection, a. Leodon, lectura, dlscnrso.
Prelibatlon, «. Ousto antldpada
PreHmlnarj, a. y a. Prellminar.
Prelude, t. Preludlo; prolusion. (MAs.)
Prcludin, tlento, floreo.
To Prelude, va. (Bius.) Florear. — vti, Servlr
de Introduodon.
Prdudious, a. Previa lo que precede.
Prdnsive, a, Prevlo, Introductorlo.
Premature, a. Prematuro, IntempestlTo,
precox.
Prematurely, ad. Antldpadamento.
Premstnreneas, Prematurity, s, Madnrez 6
sazon Antes de tlempo.
To Premeditate, va. Fremedltar. — en. Pen-
ear do antemano.
Premeditation, a. Premedltadoa [tea.
To Premerlt, ta. (Poco usado) Merecer An-
Premloea, a.jtl. Primldaa
Premier, n. Primer ministro. [damente.
To Promise, va, Dedr 6 exponer antlcipa-
Premises, s:p<.PremIaas; easa. tierra, pose-
stones. [Premlo 6 prima; interes.
Premlnm, 9. Promio, remuneradon. (Nfto.)
To Premonlsb, va. Prevenlr, adrertir intes.
Pr«moolshment, $. Admonidon.
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Premonition, t. PrevoncloB; aviso ■iitlol>
pado.
Premonitory, a. Preventlvo.
Promotion, «. Premodon; modon anterior
Premnnldon, «. Kc'pUca antldpada.
Prenomon, a. Prenombre. [ridad.
To Prenominate, va, Mombrar oon anterio-
Prenomination. 6. £1 privileglo de ser nomp
brado 6 de redblr on nombre Antet qua
otivcosa.
Prenotlon, a. Prenodon, nodon antidpaok
Prentice, a, Aprendiz. V. Apprentics,
Prentlceship, «. Aprendlz^je.
To Prennndata, va. Prenundar.
Prenondadon, a, Prennndo.
Preoccnpancy, a. Preooqpacion.
tTo Preoccupate, va. Preocupar; oenpat
antlclpadamento. rdon.
Preoocupation, «. Preoonpadon, antidtia-
To Pi«oocapy, va. Preocupar ; ooopar an-
tes; prevenur el Anima [oiar.
To Preomlnat^ va. Pronostlcar; prenun*
To Preordain, «a. (Too.) Proordlnar.
Preordination, a. rreo.) Preordlnadon.
Preparation, «. Preparadon; coea prepa
rada. [ria
Preparative, a,ya, Preparativo, preparato-
Preparatively, ad. Antldpadamento.
Preparatory, a. Preparalorio, prevlo, ante-
oedente.
To Prepare, va. Preparer, prevenlr, dispo-
ner.— «n. Prepararse, dlsnonerse.
Preparedly, ad. Con niedidas de ani^mana
Preparedne8^ a. Preparadon.
Preparer, a. Aparejador.
Prepense, a. Premeditado, oonoebidd. Antes.
tTo Preponder, V. To Prapondaraie,
Preponaeranoe, Prepondorancy, a. Prepon*
deranda. [rastrar.
To l*reponderate, va.yn. Preponderar; ar-
Preponderation, a. Preponderanda.
tTo Propose, va. Preponer, anteponer.
Prepodtlon, a. Prepoeldon.
Preposltor, a. Decurlon. [Imbulr.
To Prepossess, va. Preocupar ; Impwslonar ;
Prepossession, a. Preoonpadon.
Preposterous, a, Preptetero; absorda
(Fam.) DesoabeOado.
Preposterously, ad. Prep6steramentei.
Prepoeterousness, a. Preposteradon.
Prepotency^. Prepotenda, predomlnia
Prepuce, a. Prepudo.
To Prereqnlre, va. Demandar de antemanew
PrereqnlMte, a. Lo que se necedta de ante-
mano.—«. Beqoisito con antldracion.
Prerogative, t. Prerogatlva.— a. Privilcci*
do.
Presage, a. Preeuio, pron6stico.
To Presage, va. Presaglar, pronostlcar.
Presbyta, * Presblto.
Presbyter, «. Presbltero, sacerdote.
Presbyterial, a. Presblteral.
Presbyterian, «. y a. Presbiteriana
Preebyterianism, a. Presbiterianisusa
Presbvtery, a. Presblterlo.
Preecience. a. Presdenda.
Presdent, Presdous, a. ProfiStloo.
To Presdnd, va. y fi. Preedndlr; aepanif
mentalmMite.
Presolndent, a. Abstractlvo.
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To Pre•clib^ vo. Preicrlbir; 8»fi«lar; ordo-
nar; recetar. — viu Proeoribir, adqalilr;
inflair.
Preecrtpt, a Norma; ncetM.-^a. Proscrito.
PreAcripilon, «. Proscripdon ; receta.
tPreseAnoo, a. Prooedeoda. [dad.
I*reeenco,«. Proaeoela; talle,flgara; aereni-
Presenoe-chainber, Preaenoe-room, a. Bala
do eetrado, de redbimieDto.
tPresenaion, «. Presentiinienta [to.
Present, a. Presente; actual; pronto; aten-
Prusent, «. Presenta; don.
To Present, va. Preseutar; introdadr; map
nifestar; exiraner.
Presentable, a. Preventable.
Preaentaneooa, a. Pronto, eficaz.
Presentation, ». Presentadon.
Presentee, «. Presentado. •
Presenter, «. Presentador.
Presential, a. PresendaL
Preeentlally, ad. Presendalmente.
tl*resentllio, a. Presendal. [tl, al pnnto.
Presently, dd, Presentemente; incontlnen'
Preeentaient, a. Presentadon ; acnaadon
ante un tribnnaL
Presentness, «. Presenda de Anlmo.
Preservation, $. Preservadon.
Preservative, 8.J a. Preservatlvo.
To Preserve, vo. Preservar; gaardar; oon-
fltar flrutas; encurtir.
Preserve, a. Ck>nser\-a, oonfltara.
Preserver, a. Preaervador, confltero.
To Preside im. Preddir; gubemar, dlrlfflr.
Presidency, a. Prealdenda; superintenden-
da. rto.
President a. Prealdente, gobemador, prefeo-
Presldentship, & Presidencia. [ffuamldun.
Presldlal, a, ho que pertenece al presidio 6
To PrejO. va. Aprensar; prensar; eetn^ar;
Instar; estrechar; acoear; recalcar.— vn.
Urgir; apresurarse. [ta.
Press, a: Prensa; turba; armario; Imprcn-
Preea-bed, s, Cama enci^onada.
Prester, a. Aprensador.
Pree^ang, «. Bonda do matrtcnla.
Pressing, pa, Urgente. aprotado, efioax.
FreMing-iroru, Plancha.
Preaslngly, ad. Apretadamenta
Profisman, «. Ensancbadur; pronsista.
Press-money, ». Enganche, eneancbamlento.
Pressure, a. Prensadnra; prosion; opreslon.
Prestntion, a. Prtetamo; cantldad que lus
cl6rlgos anglicanos pagan anualmonte 4
los ublspos. [de rayo.
Prester, a. (Fis.) Prester, mettoro a motlo
Prestiges, a. pL Prcstlgios, ilnsloues, Impos-
tnras.
Prestigatlon, * Prostlglo, lliidon.
P^e8tigloo^ a. Prestisrioso, prestlglador.
Pr«stlraony, «. Prostimonlo ; prct>enda ede-
siAsUca.
Presto, od. Presto, Inego, al Instante.
Presumable, a. Presumible. [don.
Presumably, ad. Sin exAmen ; por presun-
To Presume, v»k Preaumlr; atreverso A.
Prosumer, «. Un prosumldo; un hombre
arrogante. [Jetura; presundon.
Preenmption, a. Presundon ; sospecba, eon-
Proaumptive, a. Prcsontlvo, supuosto, pre-
iupuasto.
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Presnmptaona, a, Pr«sunt&060» tbho, tnao
lente; atrevldo.
Proaomptoonsly, odL PreauntnoaazneoteL
Preeumptnousneea, *, Presondoo, ant^xa
da; Irreverenda.
Preeupposal, a. Preraposldon, i»resopucslo.
To Preauppose, «a. Proauponer. ^
Preenppoaitlon^a. Preanpo«ldon, preanpoaa-
Presurmlse, «. Soqiecha antidpada.
Pretence, a Pretexto; pretenaion.
To Pretend, ipa. Aparentar; fingtr.— c«,
Afectar; preaumlr: K^ptrari.
Pretender, a. Pretcndlente, preteosor.
Pretendingly, ad, Arrogantemente^ ptvaoa-
tuosainente.
Pretension, $. Pretension; jpretexto.
Preterite, a. (Oram.) Paaadoi proii:Titow
Pretention, Preterltencss, a. Preterfckn,
pretermlxalon.
Preterlapsed, a. Pasado, Idow
Preterlefcal, a, Ilc«U, no confbrme 4 la 1^.
Pretennlsslo.'i, a. JPretermldon, ombl<»i
To Pretermit, va. Pretermltir, omittr.
Preternatural, a. Preternatural, eztnordi-
narlo.
Pretcmaturally, ad. Pretematnnilmente.
Pretej&t, a Pretexto, motlvo; socolor.
Pretor, a. Pretor, magislrado romano.
Prettily, ad, Llndamento, bonltamente.
PrettlnoBS, & Llndeza; liermosura, beUezn
Pretty, a. Undo, bonito; afectado.— ndL
Alffo; algun tanto; un pooo. [perfor.
To n%vail, en. Prevaleeer; Inflnir; seren-
Prevalllng, a. Predominante, poderoao, etf-
caz.
Prevallment, Prevalenoe, Prevalen^y, a.
Predomlnlo^ superloridad, eficada^jire-
ponderancta. [efiiear.
Prevalent, a. Sobrenallentse; predominante;
Prevalently, ad. Kflcazmente, pod^osa
mente. [— »a. Trastrocar, conftindlr.
To Prevaricate, vn, Prevarlcar; traagresar.
Prevarication, #. l*revarlcaclon, traagresioo.
Prevaricator, 9. Prevarlcador. bwssresor.
To Prevenc, va, Prevenlr, evitar, unpedtr.
Prevenient, a. Prevoniente ; preventivo.
To Prevent, va. Provonir; preoader; pre-
caver.
Preventer, a. EI que va deilant«; estorbador.
(Nuu.) PrevenUr^rac^ Contrabraza.
Prevention, «. Prevendon; preocnpodon
estorbo.
Preventtonal, a. Lo que prevleaM.
Preventive, a. Impitdltiro; preventivo; pf»>
servatlva — a. Preservatlvo, antidoto.
Preventlvdy, ad. Con nrevendon.
Previous, a. rre\io, antldnado, antecedeiiti\
Previously, ad, Anticina(lament&
Previousncaa, a. Priorldad, anterioridad.
Prevision, a. Prevision ; Juldo de lo fbtura
Prey, a. Botfn ; despojo ; raplQa. [biar
To Prey, vn, Raplfiar; pillar; oprlmlr. ago-
Prlaplsm, «. Prlapiamo, una enfermedad.
Prioe, a. Predo; estimadon; premlo; ga-
lardon.
To Price, va. Yalnar, estlmar. rrfentea.
PrloeHMirrent, *. LIsta de loe predoa eon
To Prick, va.jn. Pnnzar; ptear; apuntar,
aguzar. 7b vride on, Agnllonear, 7)
T^riek the aai2a, (N4o.) Seeoser laa velaa.
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Prick, & Panzon; adcate; pxintuni; pica-
dura.
Prickeared. Oil Amnsgiido ; desplorto^ vivo.
Pricker, a. PoDEon ; alesna; gliiete.
Pricket, a £1 gamo de nn afio ya campUdo.
Pricking; a Plcadara; punzada.
Prickle, a Pincho, pna, espina.
Pricklineas, a Abondancla do puas, espinas.
Prickly, a, Lleno de paas 6 puntaa.
Prick punch, «. Panzon de acero para hora-
dar ol hlerra [diano.
Prtckwood, 9. (Bot) Bonetero, an te1>bl mo-
Pride, a Orgullo ; altivez ; ostentadon ; pom-
pa; amorproplo.
To Pride, va. EnsolSerbecerse, jaotarse.
Prior, a EscndriAador.
Prieet, a Saeerdote, pretbftero. [rellfloD.
Prioetcraft, a Fraudo de 1(» minlatros ae la
Prieste68, jf. Saoerdotiaa.
Priestbood, a Clero, cicreda; el sacerdocla
Prieadlnesa, a Las maneras de loB aacer-
dotea.
Priestiv, a. Sacerdotal. [saoerdotes.
Priestndden, ck. Gobemado 6 dirigldo por
To Prig. im. Hortar, ratear; regatear.
Prig, a Mozuelo preeamido, piaaverde.
Priggish, a. Algo preeamido j afectoda
PriU, a (let) ^mbo 6 rodaballo.
Prim, a. Peripaesto, afectado.
To Prim, va. Ataviar, poner 4 uno petlmetre.
Primacy, a Primada.
Primage, a (N6a.) Gapa.
Primarily, ad. Primariamento ; aohre todo.
Primarinesa, a Primado, prinuMSia, priori-
dad. [orisinaL
I*rimary, a. Primario, principal; primmvo.
Primate, a. Primada— Pri#nd»^ O'rden
primero de la claae de los mamalea
Prlmateehip, a Primado, dignldad del pri-
Prime, a La madrngada, el alba; flor de
alguna com; cebo; el prindpio de algnna
coHa; ipice.
To Prime, va. Cebar; iroprimar.
Primely. a<2.PrimeramenCe, primarlamente.
Prime-minister, a Primer minlatro. Y.I*re-
misr,
Prtmeuesa, 9. Primada, inrimor, excelenda.
Primer, a Cartilla para los nifioa; el devo-
donarlo de nuestra Seflora.
Primeval, a. Primitivo, original [ceba
Priming-bom, a. Polvorin, el frasoo para el
Primitial, a. (roco uaado) ix> qoe pertenoce
A In primldaa
Primitive, a. Primitivo ; grave, seria
Primitively, ad, Originalmente, primitlya-
mente.
Primitlvenesa, a £1 estado primitivo.
Primneea, a. Preciaton ; dengue en las ma-
jeres. [prtniigena
Pnmogeniai. z. Primigenlo; primogCnlto;
Primc^nlturo, a Primogenitara.
Primordial, a Origcn, primer prindpio.
Pnmurdial, Primordlate, a. Primoralal.
Primrose, a (But) Primula 6 prima vera.
Primum-moblle, «. (Aatr.) Primer m6vil.
Prince, 8. Principe, aoberano, monarca.
Princedom, a Prindpado, soberania.
Prinselike, tJ, A' an princIpe, som^ante
eorrespondionfc.
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Princely, a. Fastoso, real, augusta
Princea-feather, a (Bot) Amaranto
PrinceBB. ttf. Princeea.
Principal, a. Prindpal; prealdonteu
Prindpality, a Prindpado, aoberanla.
Principally, acL Prlncipalmente, primoa*
mente, en primer lugar.
Principle, a Principio constitutiva. Prin-
dplia qf lodiea, (Quim.) Elementoe de
loa cuerpos; motivo, origen; prindpio,
mixlma [mas; fljar en el Aniraa
To Principle, va. Imbuir principloa 6 mdx*
Princox. a J6ven presumido.
To Prink, f>n. Ataviarac, adomarae.
To Print. «a. Eatampar, Imprimir.
Print, a Impr^on ; niarca; lAmlna; estaro-
pa; impreao.— ^2. Zarazaa. [ptntadaa.
Printer, a Impr^or; el ikbricante do telaa
Printing; a. Imprenta; impresion.
Printlesa, a, Lo que no deja aefial, impre-
Bion ni hnella. [eetampaa
Printaeller, a. Estampero, mercader de
Prior, a. Anterior, antecodcnte, precedentew
—a Prelado.
Prioress, «/. Priora. [don.
Priority, 9. Prioridad, anterioridad, antela-
Priorahlp, a Priorazgo, priorato.
Priory, a Priorata [de laa preaas.
Priaage, a £1 derecho del flaco & una parte
Prism, a Prisma
Prlamatlc Prismatical, n. PrismAtico.
Priamatically, adL £n forma do prisma.
Prismoid, a Figora que se aoerca & la del
prisma.
Prison, 9, Prision, dlrccL
Prison-bars, Prison-base, a Un Ju^o.
Prison-duca, Prison-fees, a CarccUge.
Prisoner, a. Prcso, prisionero.
Prison-garment, a veatido de cfircel.
Prison-house, a. Circel, prision.
Prison-wall, a Pared de cdrcel.
Pristine, o. Pristine, antlguo, primero, pri-
mitivo, original
Prithee, t. dffecL por I pray thee^ Te raego.
Prittle-praUle, a (Vul?.) Cfaarla. [lif"^^^
Privacy, a Secrete, silcndo; retire; fluni-
Privote, a. Secreto, oculto; solo; retira-
do. [so.
Privateer, a Cor8ario,navio ormado en cor-
To Privateer, vn. Armor en corso.
Privateersman, a. Corsario, d comandante
de an barco armado en coraa
Privately, ad. Secretamente.
Privatenesa, a Secreto, silondo ; retire.
Privation, a. Privacion, carenda; exon^ra*
don.
Privative, a. PrivaHvo.— a Kegadon.
Privately, ad. Secretamente; partl^ulor-
menta.
Privativeness, a La ansenda de dguna cosa
Privet, a (Bot) Albeia. Mock prUset, La
dierna.
Privilege, a Prlvileglo, gracia, prerogatlva
To Privilege, va. PrivHegiar; conceder al
;ana exondon.
_ Jvilv ad. Secretamente, ocultamenta.
Priviuea, a. ©t vergaenzas.
Privity, a Conflanza; aecreto. Ifldente
Privy, a. Privado, escondldo, secrotb; eoa
Prize, A Prcmio, recompcnaa; proM^
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ToPriz«,«a.Aprcelar; raluar; ateaprimar.
Prize-flfrhter, a, PukII, pagilistn.
Pr1ze^fBc«. «. La oflcina en qae m despa-
Chan todoa loa negodos relatlroa i las
prenaa hechas en la guerra.
Prixer, A Apredador ; taMdor, avalaador.
Pro, *. Pr6 ; aflrniAtlvA 6 extremo (arorable
do nna ooestion. Kaitiier pro nor eon,
Nl «n pro nl en contra.
ProhaMIIst, a, Probalhta.
Probability, a. ProbabilMad. verlslmilitad.
Probable, a. Probable, verlsimU.
Probably, ad. Probablemente.
Probate, «. Proelia, lusUflcadon.
Probatlc, Prnbatioal, a. Lo que pertoneoa i
la pmeba 6 probanza de on tostamento.
Probation, t. Prueba; evldenda; expe-
rtoncla.
Probatlonal, Prohatlonnry, a. Probatoria
Probationer, «. Novido.
Probationership, «. Novldada FAcoMdor.
Probator, a. Exainlnador, aprobador. (For.)
Probatory, a, Probatorlo.
Probatum eet, E»t& 6 es probado.
Probe, «. (Cir.) TIenta. [berlda.
To Probe, va, Tentar ; reoonocer alguna
Probe-acissora, a. Tiloritaa de cin^lano.
Probity, a. Problda.l, lionradez, bleo.
Problem, a. Problema.
Problematical a. Problem 4tIco, diido94i^
Problematieallr, ad. Problemuticamente.
Priibo^da, a. Prob6scide ; liocico largo y
flexible.
Procadnns, a, Procar^ atrovldn, pctnlante.
Procadty, «. Procncldwl ; petulonda.
Procat«rcUc, a. (M6iL) Procatdrtico, prcdis-
pononte. [de una enfermedad.
Procatarxla, «. La cansa romota 6 primlUva
Procedure, 9. Procoder; procedimlento ;
procesa [venir; aalir.
To Proceed, «*!. Procedcr; dirlglne; pro-
Proceed, a. Pro<lactn.
Prooeeder, a. Adelantador, el qne adelanta.
Proceeding, 9. Procedimiooto ; condnota,
porte; proceso. [operacion.
Procesa, a. Proceso; forma ; serie; lapso;
Procesalon, a. Proceslon.
To Procession, rm, Andar en proceslon.
Processional, Processionary, a. ProoesionaL
Prochronlsm, «. Procronismo.
Proddence, «. (M6d.) Proddenda,
Proddaoos, a, Diceso del 6tero, etc cuan-
do se halla en estado de proddenda.
To Proclaim, ra« Procloziiar; promolgar;
pablicor; proscrlblr.
Proclalmer, «. Promulgador.
Proclamation, s. Proclamacton ; decreto,
edieto, bando. [vidad.
Proclivity, 8. Propcnslon, prontitnd, procli-
Proconsul, a. ProcAnsul,
Prooonsalsbip, a. Proconsulado.
To Procrastinate, t?<i. y n. Procrastlnar, dl-
forir, dilatar. [danza.
ProcrastlniUon, a. Dilacton, demora, tar-
Procra^tnator, 9. El que oa moroso 6 tardo,
pelnuoo. [dadr.
To Procreate, oa. Procrcar, engendrar, pro-
ProCTeatlon, «. Procreadoo, generadoxi,
prodacdon.
I'rocreatWe, a. Qeneratlro prodactlvo.
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Procr^tiTeiMaa, $. La ihanltad 6 potaacAi
de procroar.
Procreator, * Pro«reador.
Proctor, 9. Procnrador ; Jaes aeooUiatlea.
Proctorship, 9, Procuranion. procnradnffa.
Procumbent, a. Poatrado, inclioadoi. (Bet)
Procumbente. teiHlMa
Procurable, a. A««qulble.
Procuration, a. Procuradon.
Procnrator, a. Procnrador.
Procoratorial, a. Hccbo por procnrador.
ToProoare,«a,Procarar: caosar; loUcttav
Proonrement, 9, Procuradon, agenda, a^^
citnd. [cosa; alcdtraeta.
Procurer, a. El one logi% 6 oonatgoe algoM
Procnresa, «/ Aicahoeta. tereera.
Prodigal, a. Pr6dIgo^ maolrota^c Qaata
dor, dislpador.
Prodigality, 9. Prodlgalldad, proftisbm.
Prodigally, a<f. PrMimunente. [toofosa
Prodigious, a. Prodigioso, maravtlloM^ pot^
Prodlciously, ad. Prodigloaamente.
Prodigloiianea\ 9. Prodigioddad.
Prodigy, a. Prodirio. portento, i
To Produce, «a. mduclr; engendrar; pr*>
aentar.
Produce, a. Prodncto, gananda.
Prudncent, a. Prodnoente, el que prodnoe.
Producer, a. Produddor. produoeote^
Prodadble, a. Prodadble.
Pro<lnclbIencs^ a. Prododblfidad.
Product. 9. Producto ; prodnedon ; iwta.
Production, a. PxoduccioB ; prodncto; com-
poslclon.
ProdncUve, a. Prodnctlvo.
ProducUveneaa, a. ProdndbUidad.
Proegomena, 9. La causa predispoocata d«
una enfermedad.
Proem, 9. Proemlo, pr61ogo, prelkda
Profknation, a. Profiuiadon, profknidadflai'
ptedad, irreliglon. [tac
Profkoe, a. Proflmo, Impto ; Impuro ; seeu*
To Pro&ne, vo. Profanar; vlolar; prokituir.
Profknely, ad, ProCuiamenta, ffk**,
Profimeneea, a. Prolknidad. Y. Pn^amO'
Profliner, a. Profenador.
To Profea\ va. Declarer; profesar: ^|erott
en pdbUco. — em Proibsar, dedarar ali^rr*
tamoDte. Prof€99ed fi>e, Enemigo di^
c'arado. PrqfMaed friaid^ Ami^ ded*
dida [meote.
Professedly, nd. Abiertamente, pubGc*-
Profesaion, a. Prolbsion; onipleo, c;}ereida.
Professional, a. Lo qne tloae rebcion cob
nna profcsion particular. [tieaw
Professor, a Paiildario; profosor; catedrA'
Professorship, a. Ofldo de profesor ; cai»li%
To Proffer, oo. Proponer, ofreoer; tmtat
Proffer, a. Oferta; propuesta; tentutiva.
Proflfercr, a. Ofrecedor.
Proflclenco, Profidenqr, & AproTedi»
miento; adelantamiento; ptogf»o.
Proficient, 9, Profldente, aprovediadoi ado*
lantado.
Profile, a. PerfiL
To Profile, va, Betratar 6 plntar de perflL
Profit a. Qanaocla, utUldad; aproveeh*
miento.
To Profit, va. y n, AproTecba«- ; iPtrlr
adclantar. progrcsar; ganar.
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Profitable, a, Gantncloro, provechoso, ven-
taioeo, 6tll. prodnctlvo, proflcno, lacratlvo.
Profitableness, a. Gonancia, Incro: ventj^n.
provecbo. [te. Tentijosftnicntft,
Pmfifably, ad. Pmrcchoaamente, 6tthneii-
rmfltIe«S a. Infitil. Jniijo.
Profllgac'y, «. Maldai. perrersldad, Ilbertl-
Profiisalo. n. Abarnlnnado, entregado & \m
▼icios; HberUno, llbro, lloencioso, — «. Un
hombro libertlno, pcnlldo.
tTo Proflljnitc. iw, Echar fuera 6 expeler.
Proflfpatt'Iy, ad. DIsolntamente.
ProfiipttenesA, ». Abandonanitento, ahnado-
no, disoluclon. [curso.
Proflnencc, 9. Pit^eao, contlnnncinn, tras-
Profluent, a. Diccse do loa Uquidoa que
flayen.
Proflnvinm, t. Flnjo, eTacnacton liqaida.
Pro forma, a. Fincido, simulado.
Piofi»nnd, a, Profiindo, bondu; rec6ndito,
i^bstmaa [penetrar.
tTo Profound, im. Profundtzar, uhoadar,
Profoundly, arf. Profundauientei
Profound nosa, « ProfUndldad, penetrarlon.
Pn»foundncsa, Proftindlty, «. ProAindlUftd,
hondura.
Proftise, a. Proftjso, pr6di^
Pniftisely, ad. Profhi^aniente.
Profiieencas, Profbsion, 9. ProAulon, prodl-
galidad ; abnndancla.
To Prog, rn. PordIo?«ar; robar.
Pmg. «. ( Vulg) Uocdlioa ; comida 6 riandiL
Progenitor, *. Progenitor.
Progeny, n. Progenlo, casta.
Prognosticablo, a. Pronosticablo.
ProCTioetlc, «. y o. Pronc'wtlco.
To Prognosticate, ««. Pronostlcar. [tloo.
Prognostication, s. Pronostloacion, pron6s-
Prognosilcator, «. PronosUcador.
Prttgramma. Programme, t. Progratna;
prAIogo ; bando, edlcto.
Projflpes^ 8. Progreso, aproTOcbarolento,
adelantamtenta
To Progress, vn. Progrcfar ; adelantar.
Progression, $. Progr©*Ion, adelantainieuta
Progreesionat, a. Progreslva
Progressive, a. Proareslvo.
Progressively, ad. Progreeivamente.
Prugreaslveness, a Progreslon. prosresa
To Prohibit, va. Probibir, vedar; Impodlr.
Problbltcr, «. £1 que prohlbo ; impedidoi
Prohibition, 9. Prohlbiclon; auto probibi-
t<»rlo.
Prohibitory, a. Prohlbltlro, prohlbllorla
To Prc^ect[f>ci. Echar' arrojnr; proyectar.
Project, «. Proyecto, idea, ponsamiento.
Prujectar, Projector, «. ProyeoUsta, arbl-
trlsta.
ProjectlK 9. Proyectll.— rt. Impelido.
Projection, «. Lanxamlento ; proyeccfon ;
delinencton.
Projecture, « Proreotura, saledizo. arlmcz.
Prolabla, 9. (Mdd.2ProIabto!v que sale hacia.
To Prolapee. m. Oaerse hAcla adelante.
Prolapelun, Prolapsus, t. (Med.) Prolapso,
pnxrfdeneU. [nunolar.
To Prolate, ra. (Poco us.) Proferlr, pro-
Prohite, a. Dano, chato por los poloB oomo
una esfcrolde. Paoion.
Prolation, a. Prolaclon, pronuncladon ; dl-
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Prolegomena, *. Prpleg6mcno, dlaourse
prevlo. [dont4>.
Proleptic Prolontlcnl, a. Previo, anteee>
Prolpptlcally, </cf. Antldpndamente.
ProUfcroiis, a, (Bot.) Pn»nf.ro.
Proimo, Proliilcal, a. Pro iMco, fertll.
Proliflcally, ad, Fecundamente, abandante-
men to.
Proliflctition, «, Genoracion.
ProllflcnesH. «. Fecundidatl, fertilidsd.
Prolix, a. Prolljo; dilaUido: fa^tidloso.
Proll.xity, Prolixnc*, 8. Prolyidad.
Prolixly, ad. Prolijamento.
Prolocutor, «, Onwlor ; presldente.
Prolocutorshln, «. El o'lcio 6 dignidad del
oratlor publico.
Prologue, 8. Prdlosro.
T<» Prolong, re. Prolongnr, dllatar. dlferlr.
Prolongation, 9, Prolongaclon, dilataclou,
retardo. [cion.
Prolusloh, 9, Prolusion, preludlo, Introduo-
Promenade, 9. Pasco. V. WalJc^
Prominence, Prominency, «. Promincncta,
protuberancia.
Prominent, a. Promlnonte, saledizo.
Promlscnona, a. Promiscuo; mezclado con*
fUsjimonto.
Promiscuously, ad. Promlscuamente.
Promlscuuusncss, «. Mezcia, confusion.
Promise, 9. Promcsa ; espectatlva.
To Promise, «a. y fu Prumeter; asoverar;
prometersc [sus promosaa.
Promise-breaker, 9. El que no cumple con
Promlser, * Prometedor.
Promising, a, Lo que promete mucbo; lo
que es da gran esperanza.
Promlssary, «. El A quien so promete alga
Promlssorlly, ad, Por via de promcsa.
Promissory, a, Promlsorlo.
Promontory, 9. Promonlorlo.
To Promote, va. Promover.
Promoter, 8. Promoter, promovedor.
Promotion,*. Promoolon.
Prompt, a. Pronto, veloz, dlspucsto ; vivo.
To Prompt. CO. Pugerlr; Inslniiar; Incltar.
Prompter, t.Apuniador; atlmonitor.
Promptitude, Promptness, «. Pruntitud,
presteza, viva^ldad.
Promptly, ad, Prontamente>.
Promptunry, «. Almjicen, re|>osltorlo.
To Promulgate, ca. Promnlgor.
Promulgation, «. Promnlgaclon.
Promulgator, a. Promulgador.
Promulger, «. Promulgador, publicador.
Pronation, «. Pronaclou.
Prone, a. rrono ; IncUnado, propenso.
Proncnoss, «. Incllnacion h&cia' aba)o ; ^p>
pension.
Prong, 9, La pus, dionte 6 nnnta de C£ t»
nodor 6 de una horca de labrador, y taro*
blen ol tencdor y horca.
Pronominal, a. Pronominal
Pronoun, «. Pronouibre. [tend^
To Pronounce, va. Pronunclar ; dar sen*
Pronounceable, a. Lo que ae puedc pro>
Dunciar.
Pronounecr, 9. Pronnnclador.
Pronunciation, «. Pronuncladon.
I'roof; 8. Prueba; ensayo; plana.— a In
penetrable.
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PRO
To Prop, DO. Sotteocr, soctoBtar; apmitikr.
Fmp, a. Apovow panul; amparo; aoateiL
PropavandisU «. Miembro de la oongr«g»-
oinn d« la propagntida: propandor.
To Pnipagnte, va. Trupagar; dilatar; an-
gendnr; caamr.
Pnipafratlon, «. Pmpafraclon.
Pmiiapitor, «. Propajrador.
To Pn>pel, f>a. Impeler, adelante. [clon.
To Pn>ppnd, vn. Inclinane ; tener Indlna-
Propcnsfty, a. Propcnslon. tendcnrla.
Proper, a, Propio; pecnliar; Idoneo, oon-
veniente; nataral; Ht«ral: esbelto.
Properly, ad. Pmpiaroente. jnstamentau
Prop«meaa, a. Propiediid; aftarade talla.
Property, «. Propicdad; dominio; hacienda.
l*rophecy, «. ProfecU.
Propbcjrter, a. Profrta.
To Prophesy, va, Prolbtlzar.— m. Prededr.
Pniphel, a. Prtifrta.
Prophetesa. a/ Prolbtlaa.
Prophetic, Prophetical, a. Prof5tfoa
Prophetically, odL Prufttleatncnte.
tTo ProphelUto, vn. Profetlicar, profetar.
ProphyUctIc, a, ProfllActloo, pre ven tiro.
Propinquity, a. Pn^imldad; proptnenidad ;
parentMco.
Prop] liable, a. Lo qne ae pnede proptcter.
To Propitiate, vn, Propiciar, apla^r, oon-
clliar.
Pmpittntton, t. ProplohKion.
Propitiator, a. Propiciadnr.
Propitiatory, a y a. Proplclatorio.
PmpiUooa, a, Prtmlclo. benigno, &Tor«bl€.
Propltionsly, ad. Pmpiclamente. [dad.
Propitioasneaa, ». Favor, bondad, benignt-
Proplasm, a. Matrix, moldo.
Proponent, a. Proponenta
Proportion, a. Propordon ; almetrk, forma,
tamaAo.
To Proportion, vn. Propordonar, disponer;
ordenar. [clonada
Proportionable, c Propordonable. propor-
Proportioniibly, ad. Propordonablemante.
Prop«rrtiona1, a. y t. ProporcionaL
Proportionate, a. Propordonado^ regular,
competente.
To Pnijiortionate, va. Propordonar.
Propoaal, a. Propneata; proposidon; pro-
mesa.
To Propose, va, Proponer.—vr. Proponerse.
Proposer, a. Prononente, proponedor.
PrupuaiUon, a. I*ropoaidon ; propneata.
Propoaltional, a. Conslderado oomo una
propoddon. [ner nna propoddon.
To Proponikl, va. Proponer; aentar, Roato-
Propoonder, a. Proponente, proponedor.
Proprietary, a. Propieiarlo.
Proprietary, Proprietor, a. Propieiarlo.
Proprie^, a. Propiedad.
Proiit, pp. irr. de To Prop.
To l*ropugn, va. Defender.
tPropusnation. a. Dcfbnsa.
Propasrner, $. Defenaor.
PropubUon, 9. Propnbion, propplaa.
Propnlatve, a. Lo que tooa 6 pertenoeo & la
propulsion.
Pro-rata, a. (Com.) Prorata, 4 propordon.
Prorogation, a Prorogadon : ainpliadon.
To Prorogue, to, Prorogar ; diierir ; ampllar.
PKO
ProniptioB, a. La aeoton d« lompetae da
repraCe.
Proaalc a. Proaafco; lo que este en imn.
Proacenium, a. Proioenla [lir; reprobar.
To Proaoribe, va. Proeeribtr; ezohdr; ebe-
Proscriber, a. El que proacrtbe.
Proscription, t, Proaeripelon.
Prose, a. Prosa. [ttam.
To Prosecute, va^ Proeeralr; anbelsB-; pt«
Prosecution, a. Proseendon.
ProaeontcY, %, £1 actor 6 acusador an ua
causa criminal.
Proeelyte, a. Proa^lito. [tee
To Proselrte, va. Convertlr, haeer pvuMll
Proser, b. rroalata, charlador, cbarlaxan.
Prodog, a. Cbaria, ooBVtfaadon dn aoataa-
cla. faotiaL
Proaodten, a. EI qne esU rcraado ca u pR>>
Prosody, a. Proeodia.
Prosopograpby, a. Proaopografla. [doa.
Proso|>opona, a. Prosopopeya, peraouflea-
Proapeot, a. Perspectira; esperanza; pre-
vidon; vistiUaa. fennapMta.
Proqiectlre, a. Penpeetlvo; ptrovido; dr-
Proapeetna, a. Proq>ecto; aouada
To Proeper, va,jn. Proaperar : medrar.
Prosperity^. Praaperidad« Mtdoad, furtnaa.
Prosperous, a. Pro^Mro; fblls, dldwaa
Prosperously, ad. PrdeperameataL
ProsperouanesB, a. Pro^tertdad.
ProBtat^ a. (Anat) Prostata.
Proetemation, a. Depredon, abaOinleiitoi
To Proatitute, va. Prostltnlr. [VanaL
Prostitute, a. Meroenario; proetltuta.— a^
Prostitution, •. Prostltncion.
Prostrate, a. Postrado; bumtllada
To Prostrate, va. Poatrar, rendlr, derribar
Prostration, a. Poatradon ; abatJoalenns da-
pretion.
Prostyle, a. (Arq.) ProatHa
Protasis, 9. Protasis; mlixima, propoddea.
Protatlo, a, Lo one perteaeoe 4 la pnhtada
To Protect, va. Proteger; defhoder; natr^
dnar. (daAa
Protection, «. Proteodon, ampara, patra*
Protector, a. Protector, patrocio, patrosl-
nador.
Protectorate, Protedorsbip. a. Proteetoila.
Proteotreaa, Protootrlx, ^f. Proteetriik pr»>
tectora.
To Protoatjan^ y a. Proteatar.
Proteat, •. Protesta. protesta
Protestant. i.ja. Protestiuiie.
Protestantiam, a ProtestantSamo.
Proteatation, a. Protestadon ; protoata.
Proteeter. $. El que pniteeta.
Prothonotary, a. Piotonotarlo d prloeipal
y primero de loa notarioa
Prothonotarysblp^ a. Pruionotartate.
Protocol, a. Frotoeolo : eopla orlglnaL
Protology, a. V. P/-<j/!m«.
Protomartyr, A Protooi4rtlr.
Prototype, a. Prototipa Mffcrte
To Protract, va, AUiw, proloogar, dilatar
Protractor, a. AlarsatW.
Protraction, a. Prolongadon, i
ProtracUve, a, Dflatoria
Protreptieal, a. Pexauadro, exbertatfltlix
To Protrude, va. Empi\jar, iinfialar. »a
Empqjarae.
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Protraaton, «. B«mpq)on, empx^Jon.
Protaberance, s. Protuberaocla; proi
[da.
;promiaen-
Protoberant, «. Prominente, sallente.
Protab«raiitik6SS, a, Protuberancia: promt-
neneia. [ralnenc^a.
To Protaberate, vn. Sobwwillr, furinar pro-
Pnmt], a, Soberbio; altivo ; arrogante;
soberblo, mairntaoo.
Pn)U(Hsh, a. Aleo orffaHoflo. [oientai
ProucOy, €ui, 8<ibi*rblamente ; pompoea-
Pn>vahlc, a. PrDbable, perBuasiblo.
To Prove, va. Prwbar, Jofltlflciir, hacer pa-
ten te;experiiiientar.—imi. Kesultar: mos-
trar. [ejcrdta
Provedltor, Provedora, 8, Prorecdor do
Provender, «. Proviaion de beno j grano
para el ganado.
Piwrerh, «. Proverblo, Mntonola, refran.
Proverbial, a. Proverbial
Proverbiallat, «. Proverbiador ; proverbiata.
JProverblallf, acf. Proverbialmcnte.
To Provide, va. ProTeer; preventr; esU-
polar. 7b pr^tvids a{fainHt^ Precaver.
Providence, «. Providenda ; prevLdon ;
eoooomia.
Provident, a. Pr6vi(lo ; pmdcnte, avtsado.
ProvldeDtial, a. Provldeneial ; caaoal.
Providentially, ad. Provtdencialmeute.
Providenily, acf. PrdvIdAmeDte, prudento-
mente.
Provider, «. Proveedor, proviaor.
Province, 9. I'rovincia; empleo, obllgadon.
Provincial, a. Provincial ; rudo, caiupeslno.
Prorinciallsin, «. Provlnolalliino. [la vld.
Provlne, A Provcna, serpa ; el mngron de
To Provlne, va. Amugronar ; ataqulzar las
Tides.
Provision, A Provlston; vhrorcs; baatl-
mentoe; ijoste, eunvenio ; roqulstto.
ProviOiHial a. Provisional [namente,
Provlslonallv, ad. Provlslonalmente, Interi'
Proviso, a. Caadon, cetipaladon.
Proviaor, a. Proi-cedor en los colegios.
J*rovocaUon, & Provocadon ; apeladon.
Provocative, a. Provocativo, eatiurolanto.
To Provoke, va, Provocar; exdtar; ind'
tar; Indaeir.
Provoker, «. Provooador.
Provoking, a. Provocativo, provocante.
Provokingly. ad, Inaolentenicnte.
Provoat, a. Preboate. (Mil) Preboete.
Provoat-manbal, 9. Fnbosta 6 oapitan pre'
boste.
FroToatablp, e. Prebestad, preboatasgo.
i row^ s, (NitL) Proa.— a. valeroao.
Prowesa, a. Proero^ bazafia, valootia. [gar.
To Prowl, va, Becorrer ; raplAar. — wi. Va-
Prowter, a. Ladron, eetaflidor.
Proximate, a, Prdzimo, tnmedlato, eeroano.
Proximately, ad, Prdxlmamente, inmedla-
tamcnte. [dladun.
Proximity, a. Proxlraldad, eercania, inme-
I'roxy, 8. Procuracion, oomiaion, poder.
Prude. *. MoJtgata, rerollgada, gazmofia.
Pradence, a. rnulenoia, cordura. dlscrcdon.
Prndent, a. Pmdente. ouerdo, dlacreta
Prudential a. PradeociaL
Prudeadally, ad. Pradencialmeote.
Pradeotlala, a. M^qum de pmdcncia.
Pk-ndentlF* ad, Pradanttmente.
PUD
Pmdery, «. MaUndre ; gnmo&aria ; mojl-
gates.
Pruilbh, a. Gannoflo, moilgato.
Prulnoua. a. Saearondo ; lo que ae pareoe A
la escarcba. [boles
To Prune, va, Podar; eaoamondar loa ii
Prune, a. Olmela.
Prunollo,& GHrro de oro; pronela; brnfiola
Pruner, «. Potlailor.
Prunifbrona, a. Lo qae produce draelas.
Pmnlng-hook, Prunlng-knire, «. Podadera
Prurience, Pruriency, «. Gomexon; deaao^
apetito. ['.use.
Prurient, a. £1 one padeoe ptorlto; anSa
PruriginooB, a. (Med.) Prariginuao, plcason
prurito.
Prussian-blue, a. Azol de Proala.
Prusslate, a (QuinL) Pmslate.
To Pry, vn. E^pUr; atL^bor; entretDetaraa
Psalm, A Salmo.
Psalmist, «. Salmlsta.
Psalmody, & Salmodia.
Paalmc^rapbiat, a. Salmlsta.
Psalmograpby. a. La oomposlclon de aalmoib
Psalter, a. Salterio 6 libro de aalmoa.
Paaltery, a. Salcerlo, instramento iniialeoi.
Pseudo, a. Seudo 6 fitlso.
Paeado-apnstie, a. SeudoapAstol
Paendoffraphy, a. Eacritum flUaa.
PtteuiloHHty, a. La aodon de mentir.
Pseudo-martyr, a. Miutir flil»a
P>eado-nH)<iicua, a. 8t*udomo<Uco ; diarlatani
Pseudpnymoua, a. Seud«^nlmo. [testro
Paendo-pbiloeopher, & tieudodKSaofo, tlloeo'
Paeudo-phlUMophy, a. Seadoflloaofb.
Paeudo-pontlir, a. 8endop«)nilfloe. [fiilao.
Paeudo-uropbet, 9. Seudoprufeta, profeta
Pshaw, intfir). Vaya! ftieral qulul pofl
Paora, a (MM ) Sora 6 psora, aaraa.
Psuniphthalroy, a Soroiialmia.
Paycbologtat, a. 8io61ogo. ralom.
Psychology, A bicoiugia, tratado aoore d
Paychomancy, A Sloomanda.
Ptisan, A TIaana 6 tipsaoa.
Ptolemaio, a. Tbiemaioo.
Ptyallau^ A Tialbmo, aalivadon, babeo.
Ptysmagogue, *. Tialogogo, slalogoga
Puberty, a Pabertail
Pobescence, a Pabeaoenda, pnbertad.
Public, a. Publico ; comun ; notorio.
Publican, A Publicano; meaonero; tab6r«
nero.
Pablieation, a Pabllcadon. rpaeblo.
PnbHo-bearted, a, Ansloso per d bien dd
Pnblldty, A Pabllddad, ootoriedad.
Publicly, ad, PObUcamonta^ & k Tiatads
todos.
Pohlio-flplHted, a, Pntrl6tloo.
To Publub, v<i. Publicar ; anunclar de vaatiL
PubUaher, a Publicador, editor.
Pnceron, a Pulgon, inaeoto peqne&ow
Puck. A Coco, fitstasma. Robe
Pnckball, Puckdat, a (Bot) Bejin, podo da
Pucker, a Piiogue ; nido do oruttaA
To Pucker, va. Arrogar, hacer pllegaeA
Pnckerer, ». Bl que armga. fuioUa
Pndder, a (VuI£) Baraouda, eonftMon, tu-
Pudding, A Padin 6 pudinga BUtok^ttd-
<fin^, MorciUa: moroon. [pudfn.
Pudding-bag, A Talcga an qne ae enece d
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PUL
hiddin^^ish, Paddlng-p*n, «. Oaziubi 6
tartera pm-a hacor ol pudio.
Paddlo, «. Lortazal, cenagal.
To Puddle* int. Enludar; clmontar.
Puddly, a* Lodoso, cenngoso.
Pudency, «. Modestta, pud<r.
Pn<1icity, «. Pudlctcia, pudor, noato.
Puerile, a, Piiorll.
Puerility, «. Puerilldad, muchaehada.
Puerperal, a, (Mod.) Puer|MjraL
Pu*>rperous, a. Lo que pcrteneoe al parto.
Puet, & (Orn.) QallinetA.
PuH «. lifsipido; bufldc. (Bot) Be|ln.
Btdloa, riza !o ; cbariataiieria. Fajf oj
vAnd. Ventarron.
To Pufl; rrt. Iliiichar; eoplar ; ennober-
beoer; alabar deamedidamente. (Fam.)
Cacarear.— im, Inflanw. Iiincbarae. [so.
PuflTer, t. Soplador : Jactandoso, ranaglorio-
Puffin. «. (Om.) Mergo. (BoL) B«Oln.
Puftlness, «. IliDchazon.
Pnfiing, «. llinchazon ; ponderadon des-
inesiirada. — ii. Atiofollado; fofo; hneoa
Puflingiy, fid. Hlnohailamento.
PulTy, a. Flatulento; Inflada
Pugb, iwur^. Quita de abi I fUerat
Piijdl. 9. Pulgaradft.
Poglliflin, «. Pngillsmo.
Pujrillsl, a. Pugil
Pngnaduus, a. Pngnaz, belicoso.
Pugnacity, a. Pngnadiiad. [cfa.
PnlMance, %. Pujanaa, fuerea, pndor, poten-
PuisAant. a. Pulanie. noderoso, fuerte.
Pulmantlj, acL Poduroeamente, fuerte-
uiente.
Puke, ti. (Vnlg.) Vnniltlvo.
To Puke, TO. y n. Vciiiiitar.
Pulchritude, a. Pnlcritnd ; hermoaora, aseo.
To Pule, m. Phr; gemir, Uorar.
Pulic, «. (Bot ) Palgucra, zaragatona.
PnUciMe, a. Pulgoso, lleno de palgas.
To Pull, «a. Tlrar, atraer liocia si con vio-
lencia. 7bpu//</o7m, Derribar. TopvU
t*A Extin>ar. To mUl cutunder^ Arrancar.
Pull, «. Tiron, sacudimlento ; contlouda.
Puller, 9. Kl que lira 6 arranca.
Pullet, a. PoUa.
Pulley, «. Polea, garmcha. PvlUy-piec^
(N&o.) Annadura de barca.
To Pullulate, on, Pnlulor, germlnar.
Pulmonary, PnlmoDic, a. Pulnionlaco.
Pulp,«. Palpa. (BoL) Tub6rcula
Pnlult, «. Polpito. J^ulpii^cloth, Pafio do
pulplto.
Pulpitioal, n. Lo one pertenece al pftlplto.
Pulpitically, ad. (Joe.) A' modo 6 estiio de
Pul|>ous, Pulpy, a. Pulpoao, moUar. [poeo.
Pulpousn^a, «. La calidad fie lo quo es pul-
PuISHtioD, «. Pubadon, latldo.
Pnlsator, a. Oolpeador, a|mIeador.
Pulw, «. Pulao: pulaaclun; vlbracion.
To Pulse, vth PuW, lailr.
Pulsion, «. Impulso.
Pulverjible, a. Pulvcrizable.
l^lverization, «. Pnlverizaclon.
To Pulvoriio, va. Pulverizar. [polvo.
Pnlverulence, a. Poh-areda, abundauda d«
Pnlverulant, a. Polrorlento.
Pulril, 9, PerAune.
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PUE
To Pamicate,oa. Allanar 6 poUr eon ^todia
pdmez.
Pumioe 6 Pnmiod-stone. «. Pledra p^tanes.
Pump, «. Bombo. 7b matt tke pump, Ai*
' mar la bomba. [dear, tantear ; aoaaaor.
To Pump, wk jn. Dar k la bombs; km-
Pumper, a. Bombcro ; aonaaoadw.
Pumpkin. Pumpion, a. Oalabaxai
Pud. a. Bqoivoco.Jngnetede vocabloa.
To Pun, vti. Jupu* del vocablo, denir •qui'
vocoa.
To Punoh^M Punzar, horadar con pamo^
Pundi, 9. Pnnzon : pondie. ( Vulg.) Ootpa^
Punch-bowl, a. Poncliera. [eufta.
Puncheon, a. Mod Ida de liqnldoa: ponaoa
Puncheon, Pnnohtn,«. (Oarp.) PI6 darecte;
poste grueso de madera.
Punober, «. Ponion; panzador, horadadoc
Punchinello, a. Pollchlnela, hofoo; titenL
Punctated, a. Formado en ponlx [aor.
Punctilio, 9, Puntiilo, delicadesa 6 pakdo-
Punctilious, a. PontlUoao, simlameiit^
pundonoroso. [dad aimla.
PunctiUou.>tnee8, a. Pnndonor 6 esenqpoloai-
Puncto, a. Punto do honor; etiqoeUi oen
monia.
Punctual, a. Dlllgento; exaeto; puntoaL
PunctualitT, Ponctualneaa, 9. Pnntnalidad,
exact! tud.
Punctually, ad. Puntnalmentei
To Punctuate, on. Puntoar.
Punctuation, c Pontuaoion.
To Punctulate, va, Puntaar. [panxadaza.
Puncture, Puootlon, 9. Puntora, agqjcro^
Pungency, 9. Acrimoola ; picanie ; piuita,
aabor.
Pungent, a. PIcante. acre, mordaz, aspMo.
Punic, a. Pfinleo, Mao, porOdok
Puniceous, a. Pnrpureo; morada [tataML
Puntnesa, a. Peauvflez; dvlieadcoa ea la
To Punish, CO. Oaatlinr, nenar.
punishable, a, Pnnible, algiK> da eaatiga.
Punisber, a. Oaatigador.
Punbhmeut, a. OaaUgo, praa.
Punitive, a. Penal
pnnk, 9. Bamere, mt^er pAblioa.
Punster, a. Truban ; retrueoaniata.
To Punt, on. Apuntar, parar.
l^nter, 9. £1 que apontiL
Punta, 9. (M Aa.) Plancbas de agoa. [qpia*.
Puny, a. IMbtl, enfennlzo; inferior; laaa-
To Pup, on. Parir la perra.
Pup, a. Cachorrillo, caohorrito.
Pupa, 9. JUlnts crlsAJtda.
Pupil, 9. Pnpila; pupilo; diacipole. .
Pupilage, 9. Pupib^
Pupilartty, 9. Pupll^}e.
Pupilary, a. Pupllar.
Puppet, «. Titer«N mnfieoo ; monnala
Pupiiet-n»an, a. Titlritero.
Pup|H)t'flhow, a. RepresentadoD da tttcnSb
Puppy, a. Cachorro, perrlilo ; trasiO) TlroCa
pisaverde; vano.
Puppy-headed, a. Lerdo, peaadow
Pur. a. £1 su^nrru del goto.
To Pur, on. Suaurrar; hilar.
Purblind, a. Miope, cegatu, corto da rlita
Purblindneas, 9. Oortedad da viaca.
Purchasable, a, Oomprabla.
To Porchaie, oo. Comprar, marear.
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PUR
PuTchase, «, Compra; adqi^ldon; ftierza;
potenda. [qalriente.
Pnrchaser, a. Comprador; adqafridor, ad-
Pare, a. Puro, Hmplo, o'
Purely, ad, Poramente.
adqal]
; libn
Pnreneaa, a. Poreza; inooendaf Int^ridad.
Porfilo, A Espede de galon de ore.
Purgation, «. Pargadon. [gante.
PurgaUve, a, Pnrgatlvo, pnrganteb— a Pur-
Purgatorial, a. Lo que perteneoe al pargn-
torio.
Porcatory, «. Porgatorio. [acrlsolar.
1\» rurgo, va, Piirgar, pnrlfioar, Umplar;
Purge, a. Pnrga.
Purger, a. Puriflcador; puna, pnrganto.
Purging, <h Pargatlva— a. Pnrgacton.
Punncatioo, a, Purificadon.
Purificatory, «. Pnrlfleador, nn pafiode lino
eon el cual el saeerdote eojnga el dills.
Purifier, «. Poilficador.
To Pnriiy, va, Purlflcar, llmplar, refinar.
Purifying, A. Purlflcadon.
Purlm, a. Purlm, fieeta de los Judloa.
Puriftt, A Porkta, d que ate&A pnreza en el
Imguaje. [tarioe.
Puritan, a. Puritano, nombre de unoe aee-
Puritanic, Puritanical, a. Lo que perteneoe
& Io8 purltanos ; blp6orit&.
Pnrltanam, a. Poritaniamo. [limpleza.
Purity, A Pureza, Integrldad; castidad:
Purl, a. Ccnreza 6 vino de denjoa. 0<fld
and sUoer purU^ C^ntilloe de hllo de
oro y plata. [ondear el agua ; undular.
To Purl, en. Murmurar, fiusnrrar loa arroyos;
Purlieu, 8, lindea : limltea, conflnM, itndero.
Purlin, a. (Oaip.) Ylga que sostiene los
oabrioa.
To Purloin, oo. Hurtar, robar, ratear.
Porlulner, a. Ladron, ratora
Purparty, a. Partes division. [pura.
Purol«, «. Purp6reo; purpurino.— a. P6r-
To Puqiltf, VA, Purpurar, tefilr de p&rpura.
Pnrple^h, a. (lot) Purpura.
Puri>ll8b, a. Purpurino, algo pnrpfireo.
Purport, A Dedgnlo; contentdo; sentldo.
To Purport, fo. Blsniflcar, dedgnar.
Pnrpoee, a. Mira, Intendou, dedgnio, pro*
yecto, efecto.
To Purpoee, va.yn, Proponer, determlnar ;
5>roponer 6 proponerse, tener dedgnio de,
brmar una resolndon : oontar con algo.
Purposdy, ad. Adrede, do intento, de pro-
podto, expresamente. [ave.
Purr, a. (Om.) Gbaradrlo, alcaravan, una
To Purr, vn, Buaurrar, hilar los gatoe cnau-
do oatAn contentoe.
Purse, A Bolaa, bolao 6 bolalllo.
lo Purse, va. Embolaar.
Pursonet, a. Bolsa de eordonea.
purse-proud, a. Dkeae del que tlene mueho
orgnlto por ser rioo.
?urpor, A (N4a.) Contador de navia
Pursiveneiv, a DIflcultad en la resplradon.
Purdaln, A (Bot) Yerdulaga.
Pursuable, a. Pro^egnibte.
Pursuance, a Proaecndon, eontlnuadon.
Pursuant, a. £n eonseouenda 6 en oonfur-
mtdwlde.
To PorBoe, wLyn. Persegulr ; acoaar ; pro-
Mgnir; adoptar; proceder; proourar.
PYR
Pursuer, a. Peraegnidor; el que procnraeoa
empefio el logro de dgun objeto.
Pursuit, A Pereegnlmlento, acosamlontot
aeguliniento; ocupadon: conato.
Puraulvant, a Fersevante 6 prosevante.
Pnrtenance, a La asadura do un anitnaU
Purulenoe, Pnrulency, a Purulonda.
Pumlent, a. Purulento.
To Purvey, f>a. y «. Proveer, snrtlr, procn
rar, aumiulstrar ; abasteoor. [provision.
Purveyance, a Abaatecimiesto ; aba&tOj
Purveyor, a Abastecedor ; alcaUuete.
Purview, A (For.) Oondicion, estipulacion.
Pus, A Pna, materia p^tfida de las iilcefaa,
ko, [einpi^ar, linpeler.
To Push, va. Herlr de punta; embesUr;
Push, A Punzada, picada ; impuJao, impul-
Bion; empi\]on.
Pushing; a* Acttvo, diligente ; einprendedor.
Pushpin, A Juego de dfileres. [lanlmidad.
Pusillanimity, Poslllaniinonsnetss, a Posi-
PuslUanimouA a. Pusil^ime, cobarde.
PusB, A Miz ; liebre^
Pustule, A P6stnla, poetlHa pequ^a.
Pustulona, a, Postilloeo.
To Put,«a. Poner; colocar; imponor; ex-
poner. — vn. Ir, moverse.
Put, pr4i. y jop. do 7b Ptii.
Putage, a. Prostitudon ; fornicacion.
Putanism, a Putaisino, putanismo.
Putative, a. Putatlvo, reputado, supuesta
Putid, a, BiOo, vil, Indlgno.
Patidness, a Vileza, bajeza.
Putlog, A (Arq.) Palo de andamlo. [rupto.
Pntredinous, a. Putre<iiod ; podrido, cor*
Putrefkctlon, a. Pntrefaocion, corrupdon.
Putroftctive, a Putrefactivo, corrnptlvo.
Putrefkctiveness, a Corruptibiii<lad.
To Putrefy, va, Pudrir 6 podrir.— m, Pu-
drirse, corromperse. [corrupdon.
Putrescence, a Pndridon, putrefacdon,
Putrescent a. Podrido, p&trido.
Putrid, a. Podrido, putrido, corrompldo.
Putridity, Putridnesa, a Podredumbre,
pndridon.
Putter, A PonedoT. Putter-on^ Incitador.
Putty, A Polvoe de plomo y estafio calclna-
dos; dmento. [caldnado.
To Putty, ta. Cubrlr con pasta de estafto
Puzzle, A Embarazo; pena; acertijo; enig-
ma, [rullar. — ttu Enredarse.
To Puzzle, va. Embrollar, confUndlr; atur-
Puzzler, A Embmllttdor, roolestador, sum-
bon.
Pyebald, a. Manchado do colores dlferentce.
Pygmean 6 Pygmy, a. Pigmoo.
Pygmy, a Pigmeo. [del est6maffa
Pylorus. A (Anat) Plloro, el orlfldo Inferioi
Pyramid, a Ptr&mide.
Pyramidal, Pyramldical, a. Plramida!.
Pyramidically, ad. Piraroldalmcnte.
Pvramldlealness. a La fbrina piramidal.
tPyramls, a Piramlde de fin?go.
Pyre, A Plra, hogucra.
Pyretic, a. Pirctlco, febrifugo. [stin
Pyrtte^ a. (Mln^ Pirlta, mineral ; marque
PyrobolU A V. PynAechny.
Pyromancy, a Piromanda. •
Pyrometer, A Pir6metro.
Pyrophorua, a. Piroforo.
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pTToUehniotl, a. PlrotAcnleo.
PyrotoeboleUn, P7rotdobaiMi« t, £1 qa«
profaM la piroteonia.
Pyrotecimj, «. PtroteoDi*.
Pjrrrhonean, PjrrbonUt, «. Plrronteta, •!
qu« duda de todo. [dada unirenaL
Pyrrhonism, a. Pirroniamoi, asoepUoiamo,
PjthagureaD. «. PiUg6rica
Pjrtliian, a. Pitto, \o qne pertaaaea A loa
JU9go8 de Apoio «n li^Uba.
P7thune«3, ^f, Pitonisa.
Pyx, 9. Copon, pixide.
Q.
Q BO pronuQcla on Ingles conto an eaa
llano la o Aierte. Qu^ qui^ en prindplo
6 medio de dlccton, ao pronanciao <me,
eui; 7 en laa vooea derlYadas del franoea
oomoe.
Qoab, 9. 6obto« peecado de rla [diarear.
To Quack, vn. Qraznar; cbarlatanear; oha-
Qoack, a. 7 a. Charlatan; oarandero; em-
pirico; medlcastro. [dronada.
Qoackerr, a. Charlataneria, babladorla, baU-
Quark»aiver, a. Modlcaatro, oarandero.
Quadragesimal, a. CuadrageaimaL
Qnadrangle, •. Oaadrangato.
Quadrangular, a. Cuadransular.
Quadrant, a. Guarto; cnatumnte ; coadrante
de altura.
Quadrantal, a, (Mat) CoadrantaL
Quadrate, a, Coadro; cuadrado: cabal;
ooDform& [formarae.
To Quadrate, vn. Coadrar, adaptane, eon-
QoadraUo, a. Lo que pertenece al onadro.
Quadrature, a. Cuadratura; coadro^ cua-
drado.
Quadrennial, a. Coadrienal
Quadrilateral, a, GuadrilAtero.
Quadrille, %. Cuatrilio ; cascarela.
Quadripartite, a, Cuadriple.
Qnadripartitely, ad. De un modo cuadriplo.
QuadripartiUon, a^ DlTiaion de cuatro en
coatro.
Quadrireme, a. Cnadrireme.
Quadrivium, a. CuadriTlo.
Qttadrupe<i, «. Cuadhipedo.
Quadrupedal, a, Cuadmpedal.
Quadruple, a. y a. Cnadruplo.
To Quadruplioate, «a. Ouadraplicar.
QuadrupMcallon, a. Cuadmplicacion.
Quadmply, acf. Al cuadruplo.
Quere, v. Procnnto; inqulere; averigua.
To Quaff; va, Bebor A grandee tragoai— irfK
Bcber demasiado.
Quaffer, a. Bebedor deamedido; borrachon.
Qumz. Quagmire, a. Tromedal ; oeoagaL
Quaggy, a, Pantanoeo ; blaudo.
Quati, «. (Oru.) Codorniz.
Quail-pipe, a. Reelamo de codornlcea.
Quaint, a. Nimiamente exacto ; cxtraAo;
eanierado. [mente.
Quaintly, ad^ Pulidamente; artmdoaa-
Qnatntnea8,a. Primor, eleganda: dellcadeaa.
To Quake, vn^ Temblar ; trepidar; Uritar
tembletear.
Quake, «L Temblor tlritona.
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Qoakar. a. OoAoaro, temUador.
Qoakenam, $, La dootrlna de kia CBievoa.
OaakinfT-ffraH, «. <BoL) Alpiste de (
QualificaUoB, «. OalUksaoloB ; reqoialto;
prendan
Qnaliflcater, a, GMifleador del santo oAeioL
To Qualify, va. Haoer apto ; dour; bafaOl*
tar; oaiiflear; modlflear.
Quality, A Oalidad
titnkx~l>2. Natural, genki.
Qualm, a. Deefklleclmento, deUqulo, dea>
maya Qualm iifeoHSetenoe, fiaor&pala
de oonotaidbi.
Qualmish, a, DesfUleddo, Umido.
Quandarr, & Ineertidumbre, dnda.
tQuanUtive, ^ CaantttatlTa
Quantity, a Oanddad; eoantldad.
Quarantiiia, a. OuareBtaBa. [Ueada,
Quarrel, a. Qniaiera, pendenda, rl&a, cob-
To Quarrel, vn. BefUr, pelear; regalar.
QoanreUar, t, Qaimertata. JqnimeriatA.
Quarreloua, Qaarrdaome, a. Pendencien^
Quarrelsomely, ad» AlboroCadameata.
Quarrelaomencaa, «l G61er»: peinlancta.
Quarry, «. Cuadrado, enaoro. T. Qtmd-
raU. C'aotwa. Tuna caatem.
To Quarry, «n« 8acar pledra o trabi^ e«
Quarryman, a. Oarador de oantenL
Quart, a. Cnarta. ( Vulg.) CnartORm ; me
dida Uquida.
Quartan, A Cuartanik
Quartatlon, a. (MaMd.) LIga de una coaiti
parte de oro con ouatro partaa de plata.
Quarter, $. Ouarta OmaHsr9 of a »(uMU,
Faldones de una slUa de montar. Barrkx
'-jtL Onartel; cnarten ; trimeatre.
To Quarter, «a. Cuartear; partir; aeuarte*
lar;aloJar.
Quarter-bill, a. (N4n.) Plan de oombBtei
Quarter-cask, a. Cuaiterola.
Qnarter-olotbea, «l (NAu.) EmpBreaadaa.
Quarter-deok, a (NAo.) AkrAxar. (popa.
Quarter-galleries a. fi. (NAu.) Jardinea de
Quarterly, ad, Una ves cada trimeatre.
Quarterman, $. (MAn.) Sotomacstra
Quarter-master, a. (Mil) Cuarteloiaestre.
Qnarte^AettlBg, a. (NAo.) Bedea da corn-
bate.
Quartar-pteoea, a. (NAa.) Mootastefl. [lula
Quarter-potnt, 9. (NAu.) Bumbo de la U4-
Quarter-ralla, a; (NAn^ Bafeayolaa
Quarter-eeaaloaa, $, TribujuU f^oniiado por
treajueoesdepax.
Qnarter-atair, a. Uaaton grandei
Quarter-watob, 9. (NAa.) Qnaidia ova eona-
ta de la ouarta parte de la tripoliicioa.
Quarter-vrind, a. (NAu.) Viento por anoa.
Quartetto, 9. Cuarteta
Quart! le, 9. Cuadrado en la astrology
?,aartoi, a. Un libro eo enarto.
uartz, a. (Min.) Ctuino; ei sillce pnro.
o Quash, ao. Ckaoar, romper; aometar
abrumar.
Quasi-contract, a. Cuaslcontrato.
Quasi-crime, a. Cuaaldelilo.
Quaaaia 6 Quassia-wood, a. (Bot) LeAo dt
casia 6 cafiafistahL
Quater-cousln, & Prime en cnarta fiadoi
Quaternary, 9, Ooatanildad, onatama* to.
Quaternary, a. Cuataniaria
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Oastrain, a. CuarteU.
To QuAver.imw Oonporltoar ; triimr ; temblar.
Suav«r, a. (MQs.) Corobea; go^eo.
aavennir, «. Goiigoritoti
Quay, H. Maelle.
Qaean. %. Mujerdlla.
Qaeasineaa.A. Dobilidad; d«sgana de comer.
Queasy, a. Nauaeatmndo ; laaiidloso ; asqoe-
ro8«». [madre.
Qn«fen, ^ Reina. Qut^n dowager^ Relna
Queen-bco, «L Reina de las abf jaa [oulo.
Queer, a. £xtrafi<\ original, eingolar, ridl-
Queerly, adL Particalarmeate, riUioula-
inente. [calec
Qneemeea, e. Rareza, partlcolaridad^ ridi-
Queest, «. <0m.) Paloma toroaz.
To Quell, 9a. 8nbyugar,8<]dnzgar ; apactgoor.
Qneller, $, Opreaor, domador, aojozgador.
To Quench, «a. Apagar ; aosegar ; extingair.
Qoenchable, n. Extingufble; apanble.
Oueocber, a. Apagador; matacaDoelas.
Qnonchleu, a. Inexcinguible.
Qneroicron*bark, a. Cortaut de roble con
que se tifie de amarilla
Querist, t. Jnaniridor, pregnntodor.
Quern, a. Mollno de mano.
Querpo, «. ZvJustadonJabon, Jnstillo.
H^uerry, a Mozo de la real caballeriza.
Querulous, a. Querelloeo.
Querulously, ad. Querelloeamcnto.
Quorulouaiiees, a. La di^Msicioa a qncjarae
contlnuamente.
Query, $, Cuesdon, pregunta. [dodar.
To Query, va. v n. Pr^^tar; ezaoiinar;
Qnesu^^ Pesquua; bosca; solicitaoion.
Quefiiion, «: Cuestiou ; exAoien ; deb«te ;
duda. [va. Dndar.
Tr Question, vn. Inqnirlr: ouestlonar.—
QaesUtmable, a. OueeUonable, dadoso, pro-
blera^tica roonflanza.
Qnestionabieneas, s. Sospecha, duda. dee*
Quotttlonary, a, Interrogante, inqnlriaor.
Queetioner, a, Inqniridor, pregonton.
Questionless, aai CUertamente, sin duda,
eegurainente.
Qoestman, Qnestmonger, a. EI flel de pesos
y medidas en Londres; pleitista.
Questor, a. Coestor, magtotrado romana
IQnesUist, •, Indagador, buscador.
Questuary, a. Inter««ado, meroenarla
Questua, ai (For.) Bienes adqairidoe y no
heredados. [eqoivocos.
To Quibble, «»» Jaear del vooabJo; deeir
Quibble, a. Jn^ete de vocabloe.
Qaibbler, a. Truhan.
Quick, a. Vivo; vdoz; pronto; ardiente.
Quiuk, a. Came viva.
§ nick beam, a, (Bot) Freano sUvestre.
o Quicken, va, YivlAcar; acelerar; apre-
surar.
Qnickener, a. YivlAoador ; avivador.
Quicklime, a. Cal viva.
Quickly, ad, Prontamente.
Quiukmotch, & Meoha, caerdameeha.
Quick nees, t, Prcsteza; sagaddad; pene>
tracion.
Quicksand, a. Arena morediza. [vivo.
Quickset, a. Planton. 0uick»et-hadg6,S9^
To Quickset, va. Trasplantar.
Qaioksigbted, a. Perspleaz.
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Qniekslt^tednesa, a. Fersplcaciai agadcM
devisca.
Quieksilver, a. Asogue, meronrlo.
Quicksilvered, a. Asw^rado.
Qnickuritted, a. Agndn, perspicaz.
Quid, a. (Vulg.) Oualqniera ooea que se esti
mascacdo. [vocabloa.
Qoiddit, a. rVuTg.) Sntilidad; Juguote d«
Quiddity, a. Esencla; embrollo, cavilaoion
Quiescence, Quiescency, a. Quietud, dea-
Quiescent a. Quteto, desoansado.
Quiet, a, QuedOk quieto ; paciAoo.— a Qui*
tud, reposo.
To Quiot, oo. Aquietar, iqmciguar.
Quieter, a. AMctgna<lor; sosceador.
Quietism, a Quietisnio, mollnbmo.
Qnietist, $. Quietista, moiinista.
Quietly, ad. Quietaniente.
Qaletneaa, a. Quietud, eoetego.
QuietuB, A ^iniquito ; descanso; mnerte.
Qaili, A Gafion; pluma; eaniila: cagadntaa.
Quillet, A Soflama, sntilidad, cavilacioa.
QnUt,aL Cobertura acolchada para la oama.
To Quilt, va. Colcbar, acolcbar.
Quitter, a. Oolchonero.
Qallting; a. (Nilu.) Oidera. El acto d« aaol-
cbar. QuilHnga, Cotinea eolchadoa.
Quinary, a. Quinario.
Quince, a. (But) Membrlllero; membrilk.
Quincundal, a. De flgura de qnincunce.
Quincunx, a. Qalncunce, tresbuliUo.
Quindei-agon, a. Qulndodigono.
Qninquagesima, a. Quincuag6sima. [los^
Quinqoanxnlar, a. Lu que tiene cinco ^ug«>
Quinquefld, a. Hendido en cinco partes.
Quinqnennial, a. Lo que dura nn quinqoe-
nio 6 eoeede una vez en cinco afioe.
Quinquina, a. (^inaquina.
Quinsy, a. Angina, esquinanda.
Quint A El numero cle cinco* qninta.
Quintain 6 Quintin, a. Poste o pilar que se
ponia en lus picaderoa.
Quintal, a. Quintal, el peso de den librae
Quintessence, a. Quinta esenoia.
Quintuple, a. Quintupla
To Quip, va. y tu Zaherir; aatirizar.
Quip, n. Pulla, cbufleta. dicho picante.
'^ulre, a. Core ; mano de papeL [4 coro.
o Quire, vn. Gantar en coucierto; cantor
Quirister, a. V. Chorivter,
Quirk, a. Pulla; sutileza; rodeo.
To Quit «a. Ddar; renunciar; absolver.
Quit pp^ de To Quit. Libertado, llbr^
deacaigado.
Quitcbgrass, ». (Rot) Diente de perra
(iulte, ad, Completamente, perfeotamenta.
Quitrent a. Renta que se reserva d duetto
del terrena [Estar oorrieutea.
Quits, interj. En paz. To be quiU^ (Fam.)
Quittance, a. Finiqnito, descargo.
(Quitter, a. El que abandona una cosa ; esoo-
rifr de esta&a
Qoltterbone, a. (Vet) Sobrebueaa
Quiver, a. Car^aljnba.
To Quiver, va, Temblar, eitremecera^
Quivered, & Armado oon aliaoa.
Quivering, a. Tremor, temblor.
Qnis, a. Engaiio; cbnlada; acertQo,'Dt'7!eA
chuleador.
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Fo QqIx, wi. Oandongaear, ctaulear; Rtor*
rail AT.
f-To Qiiob, tm. (Yulg.) Palpltar. pibeto.
Qnodlibet, «. Equivoco, retni6eano; cnod-
Quoif. K. Gofla, e9CofleU.
To Quolf, fvi. Adornar la cabeza.
Quoin, «. (Ndu.) Cufia de pauteria.
Qaol^ /«. Tejo.
To Quoit, VH. Jngar al tcjo. [liores.
Qnoiidam, a. Lo que toca & tIem\K)s ante-
Quorum, «. N6mero competente do oomlaa-
rios para resolver a'gun asunto.
Quota, c Cnota ; porcion detennlnada.
Quotation, «. Citacion, clta.
To Quote, va. Cltar.
Qttoler, 8. CItadur. [Quoth he, El dijo.
Quoth, 0. imp. Quoth /, DlJo yo, digo 70.
Quotidian, a. Cotidiano, diario.
Quotient, «. Cociente.
QuotlDg, a. Citacion.
R.
B so pronuncia en general couio en caste-
llalto. A' la silaba dr, cuando es final, se
le da el aonldo do ar b or; v.g, desire
{d«miar); dlgarer {diggufr).
To Rabbet, va. (Carp.) Aceniliar; baeer oon
el ingleto uua ranura en la madera ; reba-
jar con el cmtllame.
Bibbet, t, Kanura. Rahhett-plants Gul-
llame. (NAu.) Alcfrls. [j «!<'»*«»•
Rabbi, Rabbin, «. Rabi ; el doctor Ue la ley
Rabbinical, a. Rsbinicu.
Robbinlst, «. Rabinbtn.
Rabbit, $. Co 11^0. Ymmg rahbtt, Oaza-
plllo. fTelsh rabbity (Fam.) Qnesadllla.
Rabbit- warren, «. Concjera; madrlguera.
Rabble, & La eentuza, gentnalla, canalla.
Rabid, a. Rabioso, furioso, fcroz.
Rabinet, a. Cauon peque&a
Raca, a. Hombre Tano y corto de talentos.
Raccoon, 9. Coatt Raccoon *kin, Mapacbe.
Race, A Raza: casta; carrera. The human
raca^ £1 g^nero hnmana
To Race, vn. Correr con mncba Ugcreza.
Racehorse, «. Caballo de carrera, caballo
oorredor. [uvas.
Racemation, 9. Radmo; el cultivo de las
Racemiferous, Racemose, a. Ruclmosa
Raoer, 9. CorreUor.
Bacinesa, 9. Fucrza, calldad rancia del vino
6 otras cosas ; espiritu y encrgia en las
expresfoo^n.
Back, «. Toruiento; dolor; raeca; astillero
morillos de asador ; astillero 6 armero.
Raekot, 8, Baraunda, confusion ; Jci^
Rackety, a. Ruldoso, bnllicioso. [ciencia.
Racking, m. Tortura; remordlmlento de con-
Rackrent, 9. Arrit-ndo exorbltante.
Uackrenter, 9. Arrendudor quo pi\)a 6 p^ga
mayor renta que la ordlnaria. [gico.
Racy, a. Fuerte, rancio, espiritnoso, enur-
Radial, a. Lo que perienece al radio.
Radiance, Radiancy, 9, Brillo, resplandor,
esnlendor, brillantez, Inclmlento.
Radiant, a. Radlanto, rcsplandeclcnte, brl-
Uanto.
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To Radiate, 91L Echar rayoe, oen(«l]eMi,-»
TO. Ilominar. [niyos, lleno de rufoa.
Radiated, a. (Bot) Badiado: adoRiMlo «M
Radiation, a. Radtadon, irraaiadon.
Radical, a. Radical, original ; oatinftL
Radicalneaa, «. Origan, raiz.
Radically, ad. Badtealmtfite, otiginalmenfeci
Radieant, a. Lu qne se radlca 6 edia nicea.
To Radicate, va. Arralgar; radicar.
Radicatlon, 9. Badlcaeion, arralgae. [riii;
Radicle, Radicole, a. Badkala; p«nu da
Badiometer, ». Badi6in«Cro, iostromsotv
para modir altwraa.
BadifOi, 9. (Bot.) RAbano.
Radios, 9. Radio, aemidlimetra
Radix, 9. Raiz. Y. R<KtL
To Raffle, t?n. RUkr.
Raffle, «. Rifk
Raft, 9. Balsa, almadia; Jangada.
Rafter, a. C4brio, viga. [brtaa.
Raftered, a. CoDstroido eon Tigaetaii, «4>
Raftport, a. (NAn.) Po«ta da cafion, tnamok
Rag. 9. Trapo ; on hombre andn^{oaa
Ragamuffin, a. Andraioeo; mendigo ; brfboB
Rag-bolt, a. (Nta.) Pemo harnooada
Rage, «. Rabia, onqjo; despeoho. [riten*.
To Rage, vn. Rablar, enrareceratt, enooi^
Raggo«l. Ow Roto ; andr^oso, trapieata
Ra^sednesa, 9. Escabroaldad.
Raglngly, ad. Rablosamente, airadameote
Ragman,*. Trapero.
Ragout, 9. Outsado, eatoflido.
Ragstone, a. Espeeie de pledra d« amolaz.
Ragwort, 9. (Bot) Terba de Saottagu
Ran, a. Baranda, banndUla. JiaHroad,
Perro carrii.
To Rail, va, Cercar oon balaastrmtJas ; en-
fllar.^tm. 7'oro{{<ii;irUar1ardepa)abra.
Bailer, a. MaldicJente^ munnortdor.
Raillery, a. Chocarreiia; boriiL
Raiment, 9. Ropa, vestidow
To Bain, vn. Llorer. Jt raina, Uaerflu
Rain, 9. Llnvla.
Rainbow, 9. Arco frtai
Raindeer, 9. V. Reindeer.
RainineM, a. El estado lIoTioao del ttempo.
Rain-water, 9. Agoa liovedlza.
Rainy, a. Llnvioao.
To Raise, va, Levantar; alzar; flibriear;
aumentar; ensalzar; rsclntar.
Raiser, a. Lerantadot ; «)fsrandecedor ; ezal-
tador; zausador: productor. [ronaa.
Raisin, 9. Paaa. Bl^Htm raiaffui, Paeaa av-
Rake, «^ Ra!*tro, rastrillo. (KAo.) huam-
mento. Calavera. Ovet^ ruk^^ Hnrgoo.
To Rake, va. Raatrillar; eacndrilkar. -^'v.
Tunar.
Raker, a. Raedera, raspadera; rastrllla^or.
Rakish, a. Ltbertlno, iiceodoao, perdido.
Rakish ne8^ a. Disolndon; iibertin^ek
To Rally, va. (Mil.) Benair, reliaoer, lepi^-
gar.
Ram.«. HoraeeA;artote;ariea. [aj
To Ram, va. Handir ; atestar ;
Ramadan, 9. Baroadan.
tRamage, 9, Bam^e. TOalMcar
To Ramble, vn. Vagar. 7b ramhU abowA
Ramble, 9, Correria.
Rambler, 9. Yagabnndo ; tn&aiite ; caPffw
Ramification, a. Ramificadoo.
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RAR
To Bsmlfy, 91%, Buntfleane ; divldir.
B«iallne, c Cordd ouo se um pant formiir
•1 arrafo de I* embarcadon. [AuiL
Bammor, n liaza^ atacador; baqoeu do
Bammiah, a. Lo que huele k ohotaao.
Bamoae, Bamooai a. Bamosa
Bamp, a. Balto, brinoo ; sancada.
Tc Kamp, vn, Saltar, brincar.— do. Seaear.
Bampanoy, s. £xuberaDcia» saperabundan-
oia. [ton.
Bampant, a. Exnberanta ; rampante ; Jngae-
Bampart, «. Platafbrma: tora pien ;maralla.
Bampion, $. (Bot) Cardenala.
Bamrod, «. Bikqaota, ataoador.
Banoid, a. Bancio. [do.
BancidfMi^ Banddity, a. Banddez; el rao-
Banoor, «. Benoor, eocono, loqolna.
BanoorooflL a, Beneoroso.
BaQcoronalj, acL Benooroaamante.
Bandom, a. Deaatloo; ventara. At ran-
don\ A' trodiamoohe.— a. Fort6Uo; oa-
• saaL
To Bange, va. Colocar ; eerner.— «n. Yagar.
Range, a. FUa, hilera; dase, 6rden; tana;
campo. [mayor de boeqaa.
Ranser, a. Tnnante ; perro Tentor ; guarda-
Baome, a. Lo qae pwienece i la raoa.
atank, a. Locano; rando; fftUdo; Indgne;
flla; olase; dignidad.
To Bank, oo. Poner en flla, ooloear.
Bankiab, a, Algo rando. [tane.
To Bankle, va, ^oonane, tnflamarae, Irri-
Bankly; ad, Toaoamente; randamente.
BaakneM, a. Exaberanda ; olor may Aierte.
Banny, a. MoaaraHa, moogBAo. [ver.
To Ransack, va, Saqoear ; eacadrlftar ; re vol-
BansacklngJa Pillfje^Mqueo; reboaco.
Bansom, «L Beaeate.
To Bansom, va, Besoatar, redimir.
Bansomleas, a. Irreeoatable.
To Bant, vn. Delirar, dleparatar; Tooear.
Bant, a. Lengai^e altJaonaate, campanada
Banter. a. Pedante^pomposo. [to.
Bantlpole, a. y a. (Yalg.) Travieeo, rerofto-
Bannncalos, a. (Bot) BanAncalo.
To Bap, v(K jn, €k>Ipear. 7b rap at ths
doory Llamar k la paerta. Arrebatar;
qaitar.
Bap, 9, Golpe, Hgero y tIyo.
BapaoIouA. a, Bapaz.
Bapactooaiy, ad» Oon rapaddad.
Bapadoaanees. Bapadty, a. Bapaddad.
Bape, «. Fuorza; eataprow (Bot) Nabo aU-
vestre.
Bapld, a, B&pido, reloK, pconto.
Bapidlty, Bapidneea, %, Bapldas ; reloddad.
Bapidly, ad. Bapidamenteu
Bapler, «. Eapadin; florete.
Bapine, a. Bafrifla; vlolendi^ fborza.
Bappee, %. Bap6 6 tabaoo rap6b
BapiMr,iLY. Wra^p^r,
Rapping, a. Llamaoa.
Baptnre, a. B^to, endenam lento, paamoi
Baptarou8» a. MaravlUoao, paamoso, beobl>
Baptaroosly, ad. Con ^ztaal, eon trasportea.
Bare, a. Rare; insigne; medio crodo; au-
tU; ralo.
Baree^bov, & Tatlllmaadl; earioildad.
RarefMtion, %. Bare&odon.
RAV
Bareflable, a. Capaz do raroftodon.
To BareQr, «a» BarlAcar, adelgazar.~
rcflkoersek
Barely, ad, Baramente, por maraTlUa.
Rareneas, %. Bareza; dngolaridad; eaeanii
Barity, t, Barldad, rareza.
Baacal, a Picaro; bribon ; tanante.
Bascdlty.a. Canalla: bi^eza; Tllcza.
Bascallion, a. Un villano, ano de la inOmi
plebe^
BaJBcally, a. Yll, bi^o^ in^^Si^Oi in&me.
To Base, Y. To Ra^e.
Basb, a, Arrqiado, predpitado, tomerario
—a. Bondia; sarpalUdo.
Baaher, «^ LonJa, torrezno. [menta
Bashly, ad, Teroerariamente, Imprudent**
BasbneBS, a. Temoridad, audada, arrojo.
Basp, %, Becoflna, raspa, raspador.
To Baap, va. Bai^ : eecoflnar.
Baspberry, a. (Bot) Frambueaa.
Baspberry-boah, & (Bot) Frambneso.
Baaare, a. Baapadora, raedura, borradara.
Bat A Bate. To wntU a rat^ Oler d poatau
Batable, a, Yaloado, tasada
Batably, ad. A' prorata, aegon prorata.
Batafla, «. Batafka (Ilcor).
Batan, a. CaAa de Indiaai [dientea.
Batdi, a. Bacda del rdoj qne tlene dooe
Batcbot a. Dknte del oaraool en la relojeria.
Bate, a. Taaa. At the rats of, A' razon de.
Claae: grade; modo; predo; propordon.
—pL DeredM parroquiaL [ga&ar.
To Kate, CO. Taaar; Tdoar; apreoiar; re*
Bateen, a. Y. J^o^ratfn.
Bather, ad. Do mejor gana; maa bien;
paode aer; tal vez; algmi, uo pooo; Antea
Dion, maa preeto. [aprobadon.
Bartflcatlon, a. Batlfloadon, oonflrmadon,
Ratlfler, s. Batlfloador.
To BatUy, va, Batlflcar ; aprobar ; oonflrmar.
Batio,«i Bazon.
To Batiodnate, vn, Badodnar.
Batiodnatlon, a. Badodnadoo, argnmento
Batlodnatlvo, a. Argomentativo.
Bation, a. (Mil) Badon, pordon.
Bationid, a, Badond; razonable; Joldoac
Bational, a. Un aer radonaL
Batlonde, a. EzpUcadon de las razonea en
que ae funda al«Eana ooea.
Rationalist s. £1 qae prooede aolamenle por
las reglaa de la razon.
Bationality, Batlonalneaa, a Badonalldad.
Rationally, ad. Badonalmente. [ohaatea.
BaUinea 6 BaUlnga, a. (Nia.) Bebenquea, fle-
Batabane, & Aiaealoo. [granlUo.
Batteen, $. Batina, tela de lana qae tiene
To Battle, vn, Zambar; znrrir; grltar.—
va, Atolondrar. [traea.
Battle, 9. Beohino, aambido; aoni^Mt); ua^
Battleheaded, a. Ligero de caaooa, caaqaiva*
no. [blanofala.
Battlepate, Battleskall, 9. Hablantln, La-
Battleanake^ $. Calebra de cascabeL
Battleenake-root a. (Bot) Lechcra,
Battling, A El bipo do los moribundoa; rnl-
do; rechinido; zoUipo.
Battoon, a. Zorra 6 zorro de Am6rlca.
To Barage^ V€L Saquear; talar; dcetralr.
Barage, a Aaolamiento; destrozo; aaqaea
Barager, a. PUlador, saquoador: aaolaoor.
T4T
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REA
Band^, a Bonqjumi ronqiMdad.
To Rare, wk Smtnr^ detvtfUr ; dtopariUr.
To Ravel, 9a, Eoredar; deablUr.
RAvelin. A (Fort) lUbeUin.
RaTon, a. (Oro.) Cnarvo. [nddad.
To Raven, vcurfk Devorar, tragar oon to-
Bavon-grajr, a Negro, pardaaoo, oacoro^ co-
lor de cuerro.
Ravenirtg, «. Rapifia. [loeazo; rapax.
Ravenuua. a Voraz, hambrleato, tragon, go-
RaTenoaaljr, ad. jLoraxmeota. [pJMddad.
Ivavenoosneea, & voracidad, glotoaeria; i»-
Ravensdack, il Lonetaa, brln angorto.
JRavln, a. Proea, npifia.
Rkvtoe, A Barranca, qaebrada, bondonada.
Baring, a Desvario, delirio.
BavlnglF, ad, Dlsparatadamente, locamente.
To RavUh, wk Estaprar; arrebatar; atraer.
Ravlsher, ». Eatuprador; arrebatador.
Ravlahment, c Estapro ; rapto, 4xta^
Raw. a, Crudo; nuevo; novato.
Rawboned, a» Uaeaodo; magro, eqjato.
Rawbead, a. E^>ectro; eepanti^o; oooa
Rawly, ad. Crudameate; sin experionda.
Rawneaa, a, Oradeza; fidta de ezporienela.
Ray, «. Rayo de loz. (let) Raya.
To Ray, va. Rayar, baoer raras; adomar.
Raydotb, «. Pafio qoe no eeti tefiido.
Raygraaa, a. (Bot) Joyo, ootnlnillo.
Rayonnant, a. (Bias.) Rayonantek IP^'
Rase. A Rail de gondbn : una xnedida de
To Base, ut, SobTcnir; destruir; arrasar;
extirpar; taduu>, bomr.
Razee, $. Vn baqae rebi^ado.
Rasor, s. Kavi^A ; verduguitlo.
Razor-bill, a (Om.) Aloa, are palmeada.
Raznre, a Borradura.
Re, Partionla inseparable que denota rq>e-
tidon 6 acdon retr6grad«.
ReaooesA a Vlslta ropeUda.
tTo Reach, vo. Alcanzar; oonaegair; pene-
trar. — vn. Extenderse; llegar. \d»xL
Reach, A Alcanoe, poder, Cn^tad ; capad-
To React, va. Reobaar.
Reaction, a Reacdon.
To Read, «& Leer; oomprender, ponetrar.
— vn. Leer; eetudiar; saber.
Read, pp* d«l ▼erbo To Read.
tRcodcptlon, A Recnperadon.
Reader, a Lector.
Readership, A LectorfA
licadily, ixC Prontamente; oon placer.
Readiness, A Expedidon: fkdlidad; Yolan-
tad.
Reading, a Lecdon, lectora.
Readlng-eehool, A Esooela de leer.
To ReaHjoom, «a. Diferlr otra vex.
Keadmtssion, a Readmision. [mitir.
To Readmit, «& Readmitir; volvvr 4 ad-
To Readom, va. Rcadoraar.
Ready, a. Listo, pronto. Read^ mancy^
Dinero oontantOi Rtady paytMnt^Vti^
pronta. Pronto, apar^ado, aprestado.
Beoffirmance, a Segonda aflrmadon ; «seTo-
radon.
Reagent, a Motor de reacdon.
Real, ct Renl ; efeotivo ; genaino.
Realgar, a Rdalgar.
Bealfty. a Realldad, enUdad.
Vo Ref«iM>, « T. n^Millzsr; efeciuar.
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Really, adL Raalinente, <
Realm, A Rdno. The p^trt qf^ ikm r^^km
lospr6ccreA
Bedty, a Lealtad, fldeUdad ; raalldad.
Ream, a Resma.
To Reanimate, «a. Beanlmar; icBQdtar
To Reannex, vo. Reanir, volver k nnir.
To Reap, 9a» 8egar.~onw Uaoer el agoaCo
Rai^Mr, 9. Segador.
Reaping-hook, Refu>lng•tim^ A IIoc ; slegu
Rear, a Betapsardta. (edooar
To Rear, tMLLevantar; alzar; qjear; criar
Rear-admiral, a CoDtraalmiranta,
Rearguard, A (MIL) Retagoardla.
Rearmouse, a Mard61ago; marctfgalo.
Rear-rank, a La (Utima lUa da tiopaa.
Rearward,^. BetagnardiA
To Reascond, WLjn. YoItw 4 iobir.
Reason, A Boon ; fhndameoto; dev«di>
To Reason, «ia Raxonar ; ftiaminar;diBiMnr.
BcsBonablc^ a. Badooal: amglado: hm*
diano. [moderador ' " '
RaaoonsblsniML a Baion;
Reasonably, ad. Bsionabtemanteb
Beaaoner, A Rsionador. [eiu«^
Reasoning; A Badodnio, arfomentok dis
Reason icM, a. Bin razon, dearatoMtjA
To Reassembly mt Jontar de noevo ; reontr.
To Reaasert,mt Asegorar ; aflnnar de aa«ru
To Reassign, «& Betrooeder.
To Reassame, va. Beasomir.
Reaasamption, A Baasondon.
Reassurance, A (Omi.) Segnndo aegmo.
To Reassure, va. Alentar volver 4 as*
Reattachment, a. (For.) Beembaigo.
To B«^aptlse, ml Rebantizar.
Rebaptlser, a Bebanttzant&
To Rebate, va.jn. Kmbotar; rebi\}ar ; ab**
Jar, humillar.
Rebate, Rebatement, a Beb^ deaonento
Rebec, a Rebel, inatmmaoto m^sico.
Rebel, A RebddA
To Rebel, vn. Bebelar8^ sablsTarsa.
Rebellion, a Rebelion,Vevaeita.
Rebellious, a. Bebdde, sedidoeo.
Rebdiioosiy, ad. Oon rebddia.
Bebdlionsn^s, a BebddiA
To Reboand,oii. Repercndr.— co. P^wArtat
Rebound, a Resalto, repsrension, rebolA
Rebounding, a Rebote.
Rebuff A Bepnlaa, denegadon ; deaalre.
To Rcbnir, y%. Rechasar; deaairar.
To Roboild, Ml Raedifloa*
Rebuilt, op. de 7b Bsbui^d,
Rebnkable, a. ReoreoslblA [gaftu
To Beboke, «<& Reprander, oansorar; i*
Rebuke, a Reprensloo, amooestadon.
Rebttker, a Repiensor, censor.
Rebus. A AdiTTnansa; oolsioosA
To Rebut, vn. Reperonur; Yolrer stras.
Rebutter, a (For.) Beapnesta 4 ana oratra
r6|>licA [▼oivoft
To RecalL «a. Rerocar; anular; mante
Recall, A Revocadon.
To Recant, va. Retraotane, dosdedrsA
Recantation, a R^tractadun, palinodia.
Recanter, a El que sa deadice.
To Recapadtat^ va. Becapadtar.
To Recapitulate, va, BecapitiiUr. reaoTi
Recapitulation, a Boeapttdladon, Tos6aw>^
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ESMapftalatory. a, BectpttaUtoria
ReoBption, «. (For.)Nuevo embargo.
To Reci^tare^M. Beprasar.
ReeaptQra, «. Bepres* de an nmtio.
To Kecarrj, va, Vofver k lltyar. , TclrM.
To Keoede, vfk Celar; ratroceder; desde-
Eocelpt, a. Recnilmicnto ; r6clbo : reoeta.
Becelrable, a. B«cib1dera^ adnilslblflL
To K«celyn, «a. B<«cibir; ae«ptar; admftfr.
Becetvedneoa, «. Aceptadon, aprubadon.
Becelver, a. Bedbidor ; depoeitarlo ; rec«p-
tador; reciplente.
Vo Bocelebrate, va. Gelebrar de nneva
Beoency, «. Novedad ; reden becho.
BecenaioD^ Enameracion, rerista.
Secent, a, Bedentei moderno, aoeTo, fresco,
flamante.
Bacentlj, ad. Bedentemente; hace poco.
Beeeotness, t, Novedad.
Beceptade, «. Boceptdeolo.
Beceptlbflity, ». Capaddad para redbir.
Beceptible, a. Oapu de aer redbida
Beeepdon, a. Becepdon ; aoogida ; read-
mlsion.
Beceptlve, a. Gapaz de redbir.
Beceptorjr, a. Oeocralmente redbida
Becesa. $, Betiro; al(>jamiento ; aoledad.
Becesdon, a. Betirada; deaiatimlento.
To Beebange, va. Becambiar. [recarirar.
To Bediarge, txu Acnaarse mataamente ;
Becbarge^a. Becanga.
BeddivoDs, a. Belapso, rdnddente.
Bedpe, «. Bedpe; receta de mMioo.
Bedpient, 9. Beciptente. — a. Beoiplonte.
BecSprooal, a. Bedproco ; alternada
Bedprocallj, ad, Bedprocamcntc, xnatna-
xnente.
Beciprocalness, a Bectproddad.
To Reciprocato, vn, Bedprocar, obrar re-
dprocamonte. [dad.
Beetprocation, «. BedprocadoOf redprod-
BedsioD, a. Cortadnra, redslon.
Recital, ^ Be!adon, oarradon ; repetldon.
BedUtion, a. Bedtadon. [tada
BediaUve, Becitatiro, «^ BedtaMvo; red-
fo Bedte, va. Bedtar ; narrar, relatar.
Redter, «. Bedtador, relatador. [londrado.
Reckless, a. Doecuidado ; abandonado ; ato-
Reckleeenesa, s. Deacoido; Indiferenda ;
Ineondderadoiu
To Reckon, va. Contar ; estlmar ; eonamitar.
Reckoner, a Contador. ToIod.
Beckoning, «. Cucnta ; anpoeicion ; caTcala-
To Reclaim, vo. Beformar ; correglr; aman-
sar.
Bcclalmal>le, a. Lo que paede aer redamado.
Bcclaimant, a Disidente. [cion.
Beclatroless, a. Lo qoe no admltc reeiama-
Bednmation, 9, Bedamacion.
Bedioatjon, «. Bedlnacion. [deaeansar.
To BecHne, tw. RecUnar.— en» BeooeUUM,
Bedine, a. Beclinado, inclinada
To Recloeo, va, VoWer A ccrrar.
Bod use. a, Bedoso; enoerrado, rotirado.
Becliuely, ad. Betlradamenta.
Beduseneas, a. Betiro, recogimienta
Beeliision, a. Bedosion.
Becognition, & Beconodmlento ; recnerdo.
Reco;r«iir(iQce, t. Beconodmlento; obllga-
?ion, M-oilsIon.
REC
To Becosnlze, va Beoonpcer.
Beoognizee, «. (For.) La persona k cnye
flivor ae da alfpnn vale, [k fkvor de otr*.
Becognlxor, «. (For.) £1 que da algon vala
Becoft, a. Becolada ; retroceeo.
To Beooit, vn, Becnlar ; retroeeder.
To Becoin, va. AcoAar de naevou ,
Becoinase, a. BeAindidnn de la moneda.
To Becollect, va, Aoordarse; reoordar; r*^
eobrarso. [ntaoenda
Becollection, a. Mbmorla; recuerdo, rem^
To Becomlbrt, va, Conaolar, oorroborar,
reanlmar.
To Becommenoe, va. Empezar de nenva
Beooromencement, 9, La acdon de oomen*
zar de nenvo. [escomendar,
To Becommend, va. Beoomendar; alabar,
Beoomendable, a, Beoomendable ; digno
de alabanza.
Becommendatlon, a. Beeomendaeton.
Beoommendatory, a. Becomendatoria
Beconunender, 9. £1 que reeorolenila.
To Beoommit, va. Vol ver k mandar prender.
Becommitment^ Beoommittal, a. Uneve
anto de prldon.
To Becompact, va. Bonnlr, rolrer k pegar.
To Beoompenae, va. Beoompensar; rdnte
grar. [don
Beoompenae, 9. Becompensa; eompensa
Beoompilement, a. Nueva oompUadon.
To Becompoee, va. Beoomponer, tranqnlU
zar de nuevo. [compoddon
Becompodtion, a. Nnera oompoeldon ; re-
BAcohcilable, a, BeconclHable, compatible.
Beoondlableness, a. La dlapoddon a recon-
diiarse. [adaptar.
To Beoondle, va. Becondllar; concordat;
Beoondlement, Beconciliatinn, «. Beoond*
lladon; i^usto, acomodamlento.
Beoondler, 4. Beoondllador ; condltador.
Becondllatory, a. Lo qne pe«tonece a la m
oondliadon.
To Becondense, va. Tolrer n condensar.
Becondite, a. Beo6ndlto, secreto, impen^
trabie.
Beoonditory, a. Depodtaria; dcpMta
To Beoondnct, vo. Yolver k condndr.
To Beconnoltre, va. (Mil.) Reconooer.
To Beoonquer, va. Beeonqnistar.
To Beconsecrate, va. Vol ver k oonaagrar.
To Becondder, va. (Tondderar de nuevo.
Becondderation, a. El aoto de oondderar d(
BueTo. [nuevo.
To Beconvone, va. Congregar; reanir Ut
Reconvention, a. (For.) lieconvendon.
To Beconvej, va. Volvcr & llovar.
To Becord, va. Beglstrar; protocolar; ro
oordar. [recuorao. Heoorda^ Arcliivo.
Becord, 9. Begistro; protocolo; blstoilft,
tReoordation, a Recordadon.
Booorder, a. Begistnulor; archlvero ; juca
reoopllador.
To Beooucb, vn. Aooetarse de mievo.
To Becount, v€L Becontar; referlr, relatar
Becourse, a. Becureo; remedio; refugio.
To Beoover, vck Bestaiblecer ; reparar, re
aarcir; reoobrar.
Becoverable a. Cnrable; roriperable.
Beooverableuessi a. £1 eatado de aer reov
pe?able.
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fiecre«nt|a.Oob«rdo,apooado; ftlso; ftp6«-
UiM. [altvUr.
To E«oreite, pa. Beerear, delettar, dlvertlr;
BecroftUoB, b. SocreMloa, recreo, diversion ;
, descanso. [t4»iido.
BecreadTe, a. BocTMtiTO. ■gradable; eatre-
B«creativ«o«8ds «. Lft oaUdad de lo qoo di-
Tiorte 6 agrada.
Recrement, «. KeeremeAto; bei, eeoorfa.
KecrementAL KecremenUUouB, a. Bccre-
menticio, fecolento.
To Kecrimtoato, v<ky m. Beorlmlnar; aon-
aane matoamente.
Beciimination, s. Ueoriminadon.
Kecriminator, «. (For.) ItccrimiDador.
Becrudeeoeooe, t. Encrudecimlento.
Uecrudescent, a. Encrudeddo. [pas.
To Recruit, 9a, jn. Beclatar ; redntar tro-
Recruf t, «. (MIL) Beoluta.
Recruiting, «. Beclata. V. Rdapu.
Rectangle, «. Bectingala
Hectangled, ReotAngolar, a. Bectangnlar.
UectaDgularltr, Re^angularnesfl, a Lo qae
es rect*ngular.
Rectangularly, ad. Con ingulos rectos,
llectiflable, a. Rectiflcable.
Rectidcation, a. BecUdcacion.
KecUder, a. Rectiflcador. [roar,
'i'o RoctifV, oo. Rectidcjur, correglr, rofor>
RecUUneal, Rectilinear, a, Rectiliuou.
Rectitude, «. itocUtud; derecbura.
Rector. «. Superior; rector, oura proplo.
Rectorial, a. RectoraK
Rectursbip, a Rectorado.
Rectory, «. Rectoria. [tinos.
Rectum, & (Anat) Recto, uno de los intes-
Reeabation, «. La aoclon de recostarse.
Recumbency, s, Deacanso ; roposo.
Beouuibent, a, Beoosiado, reclinado.
Recu[)erable, a. Reouperable.
Recuperation, a. Recupcracion.
Recuperative, Becuperatoiy, a. Lo que pei^
teneoe 4 la recupcracion.
To Recur, vjk Recurrir, aoadir.
Recurrence, a. Retumo, vuelta.
Recurrent, a. Periddico.
Recurvation, Recnrvity, «. Enoorvadura.
Recurved, Beourvoos, a. Encorvada
Recusancy, a. L» aoclon de ser rooutuinte.
Becuaant, a y a. Becnsante, dlddente.
Becoaation, «. Becusacion.
To Becuae, «;» (For.) Recusar.
Recuasion, a. £1 a^o de rectiazar.
Bed, tu Colorado; rub<Ok~«. Bojex. [cion.
Redan, Bedant, «. (c ort) EatreUa, fortldoA-
Bed-book, a. Quia de la corte.
Bodbreast, a. (Orn.) Pitirojo, pecbleolorada
Bed-coral, «. Coral rojo, eepccie de zoodto.
lio Redden, va. Teftir de color rojo.
Beddisb, a. Bermejizo, rujizo. [Jo.
Beddi^hneaa, «. Berm^ura; el color berme-
Beddltion, 8. Bestitudon.
Reddltlve, a, Reqximliente.
Reddle, «. Alnuuarron, alma^e.
To Redeem, va. Retliinir; resardr.
Redeemable, a. Bedlmlble.
fCedeemableneas, «. La proulodad de ser re-
dlmible.
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Redeeming, %. Bedendon; rewate; rslbaa
To Reddlver, wu Derolver, roitUalr.
Baddivery, «. Beditadon.
To Bedemand, oo. Repettr.
To Bedemise, va. (For.) Bestltidc.
RedemptloQ, a. Bedendon, reacateb
Bedemptional, Bedemptory, •. Lo q;aa per>
tenece k la redeodon 6 reseaCa
Bedemptioner, 4l Dasa cste nombra 4 taa
europeos que se oorapromeU« k aarrlr
pornn espadodetennuiado d« tierapo «■
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do Am^ricak
Bedevabla,^Efw ObUgado.
Ked-herring, a. Arenque ahamadai.
Redhot, a. Candanta, ardieata.
To Redlnteffrate, txi. Bdntegxar.
Redlead, a. Minio, bermdlon, aaareofc.
Redly, ad, Bqjlsa benmjo.
Redness, 9. Encamado, nyo; rojes.
Bedocbra, a. Ocre rojo. \taau^
Bedolence, Redolency, a. Fraganda; per>
Bedolent, a. Fragaote, ftaoranta, o^oroaa.
To Bedouble, v& BedapUoar. redoblaiv^
«n, Bedoblarse.
Redonbt, a. (Fort) Beducto.
Redoubtable, a. Formidable^ terrible.
To Redound, vn. Beoadir; raflootlr; x«oaar
rodundar.
Redraft, a. Resaca. [mar; aUvte
To Redress, <k7. Knderenur; oorregtr;
Redress, a lteA>rma, correodon, c
alivio.
Bedreaser, t. Beformador.
Redressive, a. (^onsolstorio; oorrectiTO.
To Redsear, vn. Partitae, qaebraraek
Redshanic, & (Orn.) Especfe de cborltta
Redstreak, a. Manzana de roea. [&&
To Rcduoo, «a. Redudr ; oonvertir; eomce*
Reducement a. Redncdon, redodmleoto.
Reducer, a. Reductoi^ reduddor.
Redudblc, a. Reduciole.
Redudblenesa, a. Redudbilidad.
Reduct, a. V. R«d<mbL
Reduction, a. Beduocion, redodmlMkta.
Reductive, a. Reductiva
Bednctlvely, ad. Por eonseeoenda.
Bednndanoe, Bedundancy, a. BiMlandaoda.
Bedundant a. Bednndante ; superflook
Bedundantjy, ad, Sunerflaamenta.
To Bednplioata, va, BedupUcar, radoUar.
Beduplittte, & Bedupllcado, relteradow
Reduplication, & Reduplicadon. rdei
Reduplicative, a, BedapUoaUvoi, radaplk»
To Be-ecbo, «». Besponder 6 resooar d aoai
Beed, a. (Bot) Cafia; fle<^ saeta. J7«««>
cane^ Cafia.
Beoden, a. Caflado, caSlza
To Re-edify, do. Reedificar.
Reedlcss,a. Descafiada
Reedy, a. Cnfiado, caftoso.
Roet H. (N4u.) Rbto ; arreclfe.
To Reef; ta^ (^kxL) Tomar rlraa.
Reef-band, a (N4a.) FiOa de rluMi
ReeMiue, «. (N4n.) Cabo de tomar rtoon
Reef-tackles, A p^. (Nio.) Apar^aaloa; r*
lanqoines do rizos.
Beelc, a. Hnmo; vapor.
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To Beek, vn, HanMar, yabear, TAhar.
Beoky, a. AbQin«d<\ enn«greoldo.
Reel, A. Aspa; devanadera: una danza.
To lioel, «^<. ABpar,—ifn. Uacer esos; vaet-
lar al anclar.
To Ko-elect, ea. Beelofiir.
Ke-clectioD, «. Ueelecclon. [barcarse.
To Bu-embark, ecu jn. Kocmbarcar; reem-
Re-etnbarkaUon, «. Keembarco.
To Be-enact, «a. Estableccr 6 ordonar de
naeva
To Be-enforcc, vet. Beforzar, fortaleccr.
B«-enroroemcnt, «. BeAierzo.
To Be-ongage, va. Acomoter, empenar,
i^nstar do duovo.
Be-engagement, «. Empeflo 6 combate re-
novado; nnevo empeho, ataqne, i\]u5te.
To Re-enjoy, va. Gozar de naevo; regod-
jarSe.
To Re-enter, va, Volver 4 cntrar.
To Re-enthrone, 9a, Beentronlzar^e.
Be^ntmnce 6 Re-entry, a. Segunda entrada.
To Re-establish, va. Beetablecer. [dor.
Be-eatabllsbor, a. Beetableoedor, restanra-
Be-establishment, «. Bestablccimiento, ree-
tanracion. [cabo en el moton.
To Beeve, va, (Ndn ) Pasar; tntrodudr un
To Re-exauiine, va. Reexaminar.
Be-examinaUon, a, Beexamiuacion.
Re-exchange, *. Reeamblo.
To Refect, vn. Berucilur ; reparar las Aierzas.
Refection, a. Befcocion, refhccion.
Befectivc, a. Refocilativo.— ^ Bestanrativo.
Befectory,*. Befectorlo; refltorio; comedor.
To Befel, va, Rebatir. rcchazar. [rlrac.
To Befer, va, y »i.. Refertr; dlriglr; refe-
Beferable, Beferrible, a, Bef^ble.
Beferee, «. Arbitro. [remlslon.
Beference, «. Referenda; arbitrauiento ;
To Refennont, va. Ferniontar de nuevo.
To Refine, va. Rellnar, pnrliicar, pulir. — vn,
Sutllizar, etc.; porlflcarse; pullrse.
Beflnedly, a€L Afedtadamente.
Befinednoss, a. V. RfflnemtnL
Beflnement, «. Be&nadon; reflnadora; ele-
ganda; prendaa.
Refiner, «. Roflnador.
Refinine, a. Refinadura de metalea.
To Refii, v<t, Reparar, componer, rehablU-
tar. (N&u.) Embonar.
To Reflect, va, y n. Beflejar: reflectir; re-
pensar; refleuonar; considerar; imi>ro-
perar.
Befloctent, a^ BoTerberante, reflexlvo. Ma.
Beflocter, 9, Boverbero, el caerpo aue reife-
Bcfleotion, a. Boflexion; consiaeradon;
censnra, nota.
Reflective, a. Beflexlvo. [penndor.
Reflector, a. (Opt) Telesooplo de reflexion;
Reflex, a, Beflejo.— A RedctJo; rcverbera-
don.
Reflexiblllty, n. Reflexlbilidad.
Rt^flextble, ti. Rcflexlble.
Ui^flexlon. 9. Reflexion ; consldoradon.
R^^orcscence. a. El aeto de reflorecor.
To Befloorlsb, vn, Beflorecer.
To Reflow, vn. Reflair, retroceder.
Refluent, a^ Refluente.
Reflax, a. Reflqjo.
tBefodllatlon, a. Rcfodladon.
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To Reform, va, Beformar; oorreglr; «o>
mendar.— vn. Reformarse, emnendane.
Reform, Reformatioii, a. Reforma, reformft*
don,arreglo.
Beformado, a. £1 fk-atle de algnna 6rdeii !••
fomuKla; refonnado, retirado.
Reformer, a. Beformador.
Refonniat, a. Rehgloso refonnado.
To Refract, va, Refringir.
Refracted, a. Refttu;ta
Refraction, a. Rcfr-accion.
Refractive, a, Refrlngonte.
Refhictor, a. Telcscopio doreftvodon; po-
der de rcfKnglr.
Refractorily, ad, Obstlnadamente.
BefractorInes8,«.Coatumacia; obstiuidon;
terquedad. [(QninL) Infandibla
Beftuctory, a, Befractario, contamaz, terco.
liefragable, a. Impugnable, refutable.
Beftngablenesa, a. Capaddad de refhtadon.
To Befrtdn, va, Beilrenar; reprimir.— vn.
Abstenerse. [btlidad.
Befr'angibllitjr, Befhtnglbleneas, 9. Reftangi-
Befriuigible, a. Refrangible; refracto.
To Refre6b,i?a. RefHgerar; alivlar; refm-
car.
Refresher, a. Befr-escador, refHserador.
Befreahnil, a. Bofrescante, refr^erante.
Befreshlng, a. Befrescadura.
Befreabment, a. Befresoo; refrtgerio.
Befrtgerant, a. Befrigerante, refrlgerativa
To RefHgerate, va, Refrlgerar, refroscar.
Refrigerating, a. Refdgeraciun. [refreaoa
Refrigeration, «. Rofrfgeracion ; refrigerto;
Refrieerative, a. RefHgerante.— a. Refrige-
ratfvo.
Refrigerator, a. Garaplfiera.
RefM^eraiory, a. (Qu'un.) Refrigeratorio.—
a. RofHgenitivo, refriireranto.
Befhge,a. Refrigio; protecdon; recurao.
Refugee, a. Refugiado, omlgradu.
Refulgence, Refiilgency.a. Refulgenda; res-
plandor; brlllantez. [dedontCb
Befttlgent, a, Refrilgente, brillante, reeplan-
To Refund, va. Restltuir; volver & pagar.
Refrmdable, a. ReitHuiblo.
Refhaable, a. Recusable.
Refusal, a. NegaUva: repulsa; preferenda.
To Refuse, va,jn. Kegiur; rehuaar; deaal*
rar. [bra. residuob
Refuse, a. Desecho, znpla, desperdldo; ao^
Refuser, a. £1 qne recusa o rehnsa.
tRefUtai, Refutation, a. RefUtacion.
To Refute, va, Refutar, contradedr.
To RegahK va, Reoobrar, reouperar.
Regal, a. Real.— «. V. Regale,
To Regale, va, Reealar; festejar; recrear.
Regale, a. Patronakt r^o; banquete.
Regalement, a Rt'galo, preseote, di^dlva.
Regalia, a. pA Inslgntas realea 6 distlntlToa.
Regality, 9. Realoza, soberanta.
Regally, ad, Soboranamente.
To Regard, va. Estlmar; reapetar; obser
var; tocar.
Regard, 9, Mlramiento; coDsideradon; ret
peto.
tRegardable, a. Notable.
Regardant, a. (Bias.) Mirante.
Boarder, a. Espectador, miron, mlradiir
Regardful, a, Atento, circunspeoto.
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RegvdAUly, <Mf. Atwtonwmto; rtapetoa*-
nento.
R«g«rdleia. a. I>«BODldftdo; tadiferc&toi
Ke^utlleasly, ad. Dc6eai(U(UmeDt«. [to.
R«^rdleatneM, 4. Deaouldo; dflatoatamiea-
Kegatu, «. H^fste: dlvenioB aqnadca.
KeCfncy,«.B«'geiioU: Mtori«lail; gublemo.
To U<!^n«rete, «a. Rcgen^wmr, reprodadr.
Begcncrato, o. Regenendo, reengcndrado.
Btfgenerateneaa, Kegeoeratioi^ t. Regeoora-
cion; renaciuilento.
Befrent, Kya. Bcfrento.
R<>gnntsbip, «. Begenda. [naevo.
To Regerailnste, viu Retoftar: brotar cle
BegcnnlnaUoD, «. La aodon de brotar de
Duova
tR<'flrible, a. Oobamablo, recrlble.
Regicide, 9. Regidda; reglddio.
Regimen, <. Ki'giDien, dkta.
Regiment, <. Bikrimlento; goblemo; regla.
Regimental, a. Lo qne perteneoe 4 un regi-
mlenta RegimentaU^ Uniforme;
Region, «. Region; pais; dlatrlto; espada
Register,* Rcgistro;reirlstnklor. lUffisUr
^a nAip^ Mairioala de narku
To Register, va. Registrar.
Registrar. Reglstrary, «. Reglstrador.
Registration, <. Asiento, rcgistro; empadro-
namlenta
Registry, t. Asiento; arehlTo; refflstro.
Rcglet, a. (Arq.) FiUe. (Imp.) Rcgieta.
Regnant, a. Reinanic, predominante.
To Regorgo, fxt. Yomltar; tragar mny
aprleaa, zampar.
To Kcgraft, va. Ingerlr 6 Ingertar de naevo.
To Regrant, va, Volvcr k cunoeder.
Regratcry, «. Regatonoria, ropav^eria.
Regrator, a. Regaton; regatera
Regress, s. Regreeo, retomo, Tuelta.
To Regreea, vn. Rcgrerar, volvor, retoniar.
Regreeslun, s. Regrcdon, retrocosion.
R^esslve, a. Rctr6gah1o.
Regret, «. Arrepentiraiento ; senttmlento.
To Regret, va, Sentir, tener pcna, dolor 6
pesaJumbrc.
Regular, a. Regular; arr«glado; metMlco.
Regular!^, «. Regolaridad, oonformldad,
roStodo.
Regularly, ad, Regnlarmente. [gnlar.
Regulars, s. pL Los regulares; el dero re-
To Rq^late, va. Regular; arreglar, orde-
nar; ^Justar.
Regulation, «. Arreslo,in6todo; reglamento.
Regulator, s. Regulador; reglstro de reloj.
ReguluB, s. (Qufm.) R<^o, la parte mas
pura de los minorales.
To R^prurgitate, va.yn. Regnrgltar.
Regurgitation, «. Regurgitaclon.
To Rehabilitate, ««. Rehabllltar.
Rehabilitation, a. Rehabllitacion.
To Rehear, va, Eseuchar de nnevo.
Rdiearsal, «. Repetldon; rrpaso; cnsaya
To Rehearse, va. Repetlr; repasar; ensayar.
Rehearser, t. RedtaAor. ensayador.
To Reign, vn. Relnar ; dumlnar; proTfJecer.
Reign, «. Soberania, relnado, relno.
Rd^lng. a. Rdnanto, prodoralnaateL
To Reimbody, vn. Reincorporarse.
To Reimburse, va, Reerabolsar.
Relroburseroeot, 4. Reembolso.
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To Rotanpregnftt^vo. IiBpf«|Mrd
Retmpregnii&ott, «. (Qnkn.) Nnsra laiprcg
ReluipriMsfoB| t, 1
Rein. 0. Rienda, fhkia
To Rein, va, Reftvoar; eonteo«r.
Rdnroriwrotion, «. Rdncorporackm.
Reindeer, t. Reno, rancifero.
To Reinfect, va, tnftetar.
To Rdntorce, va, Refonar.
Reinforcement, «. (Mil ) Refhorxa
To Reingratiate, va. YoItw 4 haeer «Binf
en grada.
Reina, «. RiAones.
To Reinsert, va. I nsertar 6 Ingerlr do vntnvi
To Relnspira, va, Insplnir de Boevo.
To Rdnitall, To Beinatoi^ va, Iwtabr de
nnevo; rertableeer.
To Reintegrate, va^ Relntegrar.
To RelnvMt, va. Dar noeva aotovidad.
To Relnvlgorate, va. Vieorar 6 tetUkar da
nueva [naeva
Rdnvigoratlon, $, EI aoto de Tlgorar d«
To Rdnvite, «a. CoBHdar de aiMTa
To Reiterate, va, Reiterar.
Rdteration, a. Relteradon, TepetWoa.
To R<>)eot, va, Rechasar; repolaar; dees
char.
RdocUble, a. Reoll8abl^ iBadmhibto
Rejecter, a. Rechaxador.
Rejection, «. Repnlsa. [Jar, alcgrar
To Rct)olce« vm, Regoc^Jana.— «<« keffod-
R<«)oicer, a. RegocUador.
RctJoldng. «. AlegrU. fleata.— ^ Agradabbv
To Rejciin, vn. itennlrBA.~-ecK bepUear.
Rejoinder, 8. Contrar^lca.
To Rcjuint, va. (Alb) Llenar las defiOIadiz
ras con mortero; repooer km haeaoa 411a
se halilan aeparado.
To Rejudge, va, Rever, examtnar de aiMvok
Rduvenesoence, R^avenedeeooj* t. La catt*
dad de r^uvenecer.
To Rekindle, va. Volver A enoendCT.
To Relapse, vn, Recaer. delito; rciaddir.
Relapse, a Rocalda; relnddenda. [u
To Relate, va. y n, Relatar; <
Relater, t. Relator, narrador.
Rdation, a. Reladon ; oonexkm ; partesiteu
Relative, a, Relativa-^ Pariente; dmda.
Relatively, ad, Relatlvamenteu
Rdativeneal, 9. Lo qoe tlene reladmi.
To Relax, va, ReliO«r: ablandar; desatar.
Rdaxation, «. Aflojamlento; reli|)aoioa; re
li^amiento.
Rday, «. Posta; ronda; parada.
To Release, ea.Soltar; Ilbertar; relevai
Release, n. Llbertad, soltura; deecaz)B&
To Relent, vn. Releotecer; aplacaxae; de
sent^arse^
Relenting, a. Rel^adon ; arrepeatimkatA.
Relentless, 0. Implacable; obstinada
Rdessee, a. (For.) La persona A coyo Ikrem
se otoi^ una escritura de oeoton.
Rdessor, a, (For.) El arrendador que otorfga
escritura ae ceaion del fundn.
Relevant, a. Lo aue allvla 6 anxIliiL
tRelevatlun, a, Alzamlenta
Reliable, a. Seguro, digno ne eonflama
Reliance, a. Conflanza, segnrldad.
Rdlc, a, Reliquta.
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BoIIct, s. Vlnda.
Relief; «. KeUero; allTia (MIL) Belevo.
Rollovftble, a. Consolable. [Tlar.
To Kolleve, wk Belevar; allvter: dflMgr*-
Rollover, t. Sooorredor; retnodiador.
Bollevlng-taekle, », (Nia.) Plama.
Beliglnn, <. RelUlon.
BeliKionaiy, a, Kellgloaa pigtontoU.
Relljrtoiiary, Relisrlnnlst, 4. Reli^nario, Re-
BellKioas. a. BoUgloeo, nlo; pantaaL
Rellglooslj, ad. Beligioeamente, exfteU-
menta
To Rellnqabh, fxt. Abendonftr, d^ar, coder.
Belinqaisbment, «. Abandono, di^aclon, eo-
8k>IL
Beliaaarj, & BoUearla
Belbb« t. Sainete, Babor; cata; gasta
To Relish, «a. Saborear; goatar de
Oostar, agradar.
Beltobable, a. Qoatoeo, aabroeo, apetitoaa
To Relist, va. VoWer A aUstar.
To Belire, vru Revlvir, tItIt do noera
Relaeent, a. Relaclente.
To Reluct, vn. Relacbar, Inchar una oosa
con otr& [diagnsto.
Rolactanoe, Behietanoj, t. Bepngnancia;
Kelaetant* a. Bepugnante.
To Relume, va, Volver 4 encender.
To Rely, viK Conflar en; coutar eon; aao-
gnrarae de. [ttr.
To Remain, on. Qnedar; remaneoer, penis-
Ben)ainder,4iBflBto; reaidoo; aloanee.— a
Reetante.
Remaina, 9. pL OadArer; rel!qtlla«; aobraa.
To Remake, «a. Rebacer. haoer de nuerow
To Remand, fxh Yolver a Uamar 6 enriar.
tRemanent, %. Renunentew
Remark, «. Reparo : obserradon, nota.
To Remark, «a. Kotar; reparar; eefkalar,
disUngnlr. [sante.
Remaruble, a. Reparable, notable, fntere-
Eeroarkableuosa, a. Singularidad ; porticu-
iKidad.
Remarkably, ad, Notablementei
Remarker,«: Obsorrador; anotador.
To RemuTj, «n. OMarae de noevo.
Remediable, a. Remediable.
Remedilea% a. Irremediable, sin reeurso.
Remedy, •. Remedio; medicamento; re-
our»o.
To Remedy, «a Oarar; remediar; reparar.
To Remelt, to, Derretir de nnevo.
To Remember, «& Aeordarse; mentar; re-
cordar.
Rememberer, t. Reoordante. [fiaL
Remembrance, a, Memoria; reonerdo; ae-
Remembraneer, a. Recordador en la tesore-
ria general de Inglaterra.
Uemtgratlon, », Retomo, vnelta.
To Remind, «a. Aeordar; rcoordar; ariaar.
Ueminiacenee, Remlnlaeencr, t. Remtnis-
eencis. * [remtniacencia.
RemiuiMential, a. 1a> qne portenece d la
Uemisa, rt. Rmnl«o; negligente: floja
RemkiBibillty, «. Lo quo ee remlslbleL
Remiasible, a. Remiaible, perdonable.
Aemifislon, a. Remiaion ; mlaerloordia; per^
don.
Remissly, ad. FkiJimeBte. [ran.
SemiMoeaa, a. Remiaton; negUgenda; pe*
REN
To Remit, to-yn, Bemltlr; referlrte; dls
minuir.
Remitroent, t. Remtalon.
Remittanoe, c Remeaa; letra de eambio.
Remitter, s, Remitente.
To RemU, va, Mezclar de nnero.
Remnant, «. Remanente; realdao.— a. Be»
tante.
Remolten, pp. Derretldo de nnera
Remonstrance, a. Repreaentadon; amonet
tadon.
Remonstrant, a. Mottrado.— «. Protestsnte
To Remonstrate, vn, Repreaeutar; objetar
oponer.
Remora, «. Embarazo. (let) R6roora.
Remorsei t. Remordimlento; compondon^
ReoMneeieas, a. Cruel, feroz; insensible.
Remote, a, Remoto, distante, lejano, eztrafko.
Remotely, ad. Remotamente. I^Joe.
Remotenesa, a. Alcijamlento, distanda.
Removable, a. Amorlble^
Removal, & Bemodon; deposldon.
To Remove, «a. Remover; ale;jar; apartar.
— xm, Mndarse.
Remove, a. Mudada; eeealon.
Remover, t. £1 que remaeve.
To Remount, ^o. Remontar. (Mil) Ilaeer
U remonta. — vn, Yolver h sublr.
Remunerable, a. Remnnerable.
To Remunerate, eo. Remnnerar, premlar.
Remnnerati<Mi, », Remuneradon, recom-
pensa.
Bemnneratlve, a, Renraneratorlo.
Remunerator, & Remnnerador.
To Remurmnr, vckyn. Resonar, retombar.
Renal, a. Renal, lo que pertenece k los rl*
fioneflw
Renascent a. Benadente.
To Renavigate, «a. Yolver k nav^ar.
Rencounter, a. Cboque; embate; rljBa ca*
BuaL rd^snnlr
ToRend,trn.Laoerar; rasgar.— ea.^eparar
Rend, «. (Niu.) Costura de loe tabloneai
Render, «. Oeagarrador; rompedw.
To Render, va. Yolver, devolver; ocasi»
nar; rondir; exhlbir.
Rendezvous, a. Rcndcz-vons.
Rendlble, a. Restitulble.
Rending, a. Quebranto, dolor agado.
Rendition, «. Rendidon.
Renegade, Renegado, a. Benegado, ap^statii
To Renew, vcl Renovar, restableoer
Renewable, a, Renovable.
Renewal, a. Rcnovadon.
Benitenoy, a. Renltenda.
Benitent a. Renltente.
Rennet & Gni^o; manzana de la rdna.
To Renovate, va. Renovar.
Renovation, t. Renovadon.
To Renounce, va. y ft. Rennndar.
Renouncement A Bennnda.
Renown, a. Kenombre; fama; oelebrldad.
To Renown, va. Uaccr famoso ; a/kmar.
Rent <> Bent«; arrendatniento; alquller.
ToBentra^Arrendar; alquUar.— va Ouat
tearse, abrlrsa
Beatable, o. Arrendable.
Bental, Bentroll, a. Lista de rentaa
Renter, 9, Bentero, arrendador.
Bemmdation, & Bcnancla, rennndadoBi
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Fo B«obtalii« «a. Obtcner de noera
To R«ord«In, fni. Reordenar.
To Bepadfjr, vo. Apaoij(uar de nuero.
To B^nUt, to, E«i)«rar; eomponer; aoa-
dlr; encaminarao. [da.
Repair, a K<j.aro comparecenda; reootri-
Repalrer. i; Uenarador.
Kcfiarable, a. Keparable.
Befiarably, ad. Separable, remedlabla.
Bcparaiiuo, & Beparacion; raoompensa;
^atbfaccloiL [don.
fi«panitive, a. Satlsfiustorlo.— «. Oompanaa-
K«paft«>e, c Agudesa, cbbte, donaira.
To ICt'pAitee, vtu Dar respuostas agada&
Reparation, t. ReparUmiento, repartleion.
To Uepassi ca. Repaaar. volvcr 4 paaar.
Repaatiagv, «. Libertad 6 parmiso de paaar.
Repaat, a. RefHteerio; oomtda; alhnenta
To Repay, va. Volver i pagar; reaUtolr.
Repayment, a Pago.
To Repeal, va. Abrogar; revoear; aboUr.
Re|>eal, «. ReTucaoton, abrogadon.
Reiiealable, a. Cafiax de aer abrogada
liojicaler, a. Kevocador, anolador.
RflK*at. A (Mu&) RefietkioiL
To Ki<peat, va. R«|ieUr: redtar; eiiaayar.
Repeatedly, ad. Repetidamenta.
Re|H^tcr, «. Repetldor; reloj da repetldon.
To l^epel, CO. Repder; reduoar.— vn. Ra-
dstir. [alvo.
Repellent, a.fB. (MM.) Remadto repereo-
To Reitent, va. j n. Arrepentirse.
Repentance, a. ijrepentimlento; ooBtridoa.
Repentant, a. Arrepenttdo, eontrlto.
ReDentant, Repeater, «. Pealtente, arrapen-
Rei^enting. a. Arrepentlmlento. [oilento.
Repentlngly, ad. Con peaar 6 arrepcnti-
To Itepeoitla, va. RepobUr.
Repercussion, «. Repereudon.
RepercuBslve, a, Repercuaivo.
tRcpertiUoaa, a, Ilailado, encontrado.
Repertory, a. Repertorio, reportoria
Repetition, a. RefM^tidon ; repaao. [mnrar.
To Repine, vn. Conaomirae; afliglrse; mnr-
Repiner, a. Harmorador; arrepentidor;
triate.
Repining, a. Pesar; arrepentlmlento ; dolor.
To Replace, va. Reemplazar; reponer, oo-
lo-ar.
To Replalt, va. Plegar repetidas vece&
To lieplant, va^ Replantar.
To Replenisli, va, Rellenar, llenar, aortlr.
Replotb, a. Relleno, repleto. lieno. (tad.
Repletion, Repletenes^ a. Repledon, planl-
Ropleviable, a, Lo que ae paedc desanabar-
gar.
Replevin, a. (For.) Auto de desembarga
To Replevin, To Roplavy, va, l>aaembar-
gar; reeoperar.
Kcplier, «. Runltcanto, reapondante.
Reply, a. Rrplica, respneauL
To Reply, ra. Replicar: Inatar.
To Repoli&h, vit. RepuHr. JYeatar; relatar.
To Ri>port, ra, KMtardr; d) vulgar: manl-
Report,* V<»z; opfnlon; Jkma; reladon.
Reporter, «. Relator; taqaigrafo, redactor.
Repoaal, a. Rep<iao.
To Repose, «a. Fijar; conflar.— «ia.
Bajsxo, a. Rcposo; tranqaiUdad;
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BefioaedneaB, a. Ytda deacanada.
To Bapodtei va, Depoaltar.
Rapoaftory, a. Repodtorio, diapenaa.
To Reposeaa, va. Reoobrar, iwupenr.
Reposaoadon, a. RoDoaedon.
To Reprehend, va, Repraodex; eanauTwr
Reprebender, a. Reprenaor.
Reprebendble, & R^wandblew
Reprahendbleoaai, a. Lo que ooosUtaje I
una coaa ra|H«n!4bl& £«
Reprabenaiim, a. ReprenaloR, amonei
lieprdiendve, a. Dl^o de repruiaioo.
To Rapreaant, va. R^ireecataa'; inaiiUfi^af
deacribir. [tadon, rtcacripdnc
Rapreaantatlon, A Repreaentadcoi, maai&a'
Repreaentative, a. Repreaeatatlvo. — a. Tb^
preaentante; atoiboto.
Repreaenter, a. Repreaentante.
Repreeentraont, a. Ftgura, Imiguu
To Repivaa, va. Bojnxgar, roprimir, dooar.
Reprewion, a. ReprealoB.
Repraadve, a. Lo qne reprlme 6 reftvoa.
To Reprieve, va. Suapeoder la t^eem '
la wantenda da DMMittt. [algan <
Reprieve, a. La dlladoa 6 auspesaioa da
To Reprlinand, va. Rapreoder, eocr«f|E.
Reprimand, *, Rapraoakm; rapcimaida:
aoflnenada.
To Reprint Mc Betmprimic.
Reprisal, m. Repreaalla.
Repriaa, a. Repraadla; aatrlbnio da eopila.
Repriza, •, (Nfta.) Rapreea toonda del m^
mlgo. riBCf
To Reproach, va, Improparar; Vttap
Reproach, «. Improperio, tadia, in ^
Reproaobabla, a. OMurarable, reprendblaL
Reproachablenesa, t. Lo qaa oooatltaya A
nnaaoaareprandble. [flkoML
ReproachftiL a, Isnoniinlnao; cboeante; tm-
Reproachfully, aa. Ignominfosamante.
ReproaohAilnaas, a. Ifnocninia;
vergUanxa.
Reprobate, a. y a. Malvado. vidoaa
To Reproiwte, va, Reprobar;
deaaprobar.
Reprobateneaa, a. Abandono.
Reprobation, a. Reprobacion. [dads.
To Reproduoa, va, Reprododr, rolvar i pt»
Reprodactlon, a. Reprodaodon.
Reproof, a. Improperlo, reprondon, oanaor^
Reprovable, a. Canaorable, rapreheedblak
To RoproT«i,oa.CaIpar; legaftar; eoBdaoar.
Reprover, a. Bepremor, ccnaorador.
To Repnina, va. Podar da noeva
Reptile. a.j», BaptlL
Bepabllo, a. Rep6bliea.
Rapablican, fLjA RepablleaBO.
Repadiable, a. Repndiabla. [adiar de d,
To Repudiate, va. Repadlar; neaoMitr;
RepndtatSon, a. Repndladon, repodlo.
Repognanca, Repugnancy, $. Repo^saane^
aversion. HneoDaiatMila.
Repugnant a, Renognante, incompatfblak
liopugnantly, ad. Ooa repnsnanda.
To RepoUulata, vm. Bepulular, brotv M
nuevo.
Rapnlsa, •, Bapolaa, raehaao.
To Repulse, oow Repolsar.deaadiar, i
Rapolsioa, «. (Fla.) Bepaldon.
Repubdvie, Bepalaory, a, BapnldTtt
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fV> B«pnrcbasei, vcu Bocompnr.
Bepurchasd, «. Coaa comprada de nnero.
KoprUbIe,a. Uonroso, decoroeo, hoaoritico.
Bepatobly, atU HonrosRmento.
B«puUition,«. Repatacion ; credito^nombre.
To Bepate, «a. Keputar, estimar, toner por.
B^pute, a. Fhiuo, crtdlto. cstitnacion.
Bepnieleas, a. Inflime; de^creditado.
BeaitMt, «. Peticion ; sikplica ; instanola.
To Bequest, vo. B«>gmr, 6UpUcar, ancargar.
Reqnetticr, «. Suplicante.
To Beqaioken, twi. Beaninuir.
Bequtein, «. Misa de reqaiooL
tBeiqufetoiy, «. Sepnioro.
Bcquirable, a. Lo qae se paodo requerir.
To Bcqaire, va* Bequcrlr; soliciiar; ne-
ccKitar.
Requirer, 9, Beqnoridor, solidtador.
Bequfoite, a. Necesario; preciso.— 4. Be-
quislto. [sabl«inent<k
Bcqubiteiy, ad. Nocesaiiamento, indbpen-
BrquUiteiiesa, ». Necesidad. prectslon.
BcqiiislUon, 8. TeUcioD, aupllca. (For.) R«-
qui»tU)ria. [manda 6 s6pllca.
BequUitive, a. Lo qne Indloa peticion, do-
Bequlaliory, a. Demaodado, pedidu, aolid-
tailo.
BoqiUtal, c B«torno; satisfkcclon ; recom-
I>ensa, galanlun.
To Boquite, vtt. Betornar; d«8qaltar.
Bereward, a. (MIL) Betagnardla. [rambo.
To Bettail, vn. (Naii.) Voiver por el mismo
Bcsale, «. Beventa, venta de aegunda mano.
To Besaluta, ro. B«saladar.
Besalutiitlon, «. BcsaJuiacion.
To Bc5GlMd, ««. Beecindir, anolar, abrogar.
Be^oiasion, a. Besoision.
BesciaiHirjr, a. Besclndente.
To Bescribe, va. Bescriblr, oontestar.
Beacripu a. Boflcripto, edicta
Beacnuble, a. Lo que paede ser reecatada
To Be»cue,«(i. Librar; rescatar; preservar.
Bescue, «. Libraiuiento, recobro.
Bescuer. a. LIbrador, libertador.
Besearob, a. Escadrifiamiento, dlsciisfon.
To Besearch, va. BacadrifUir, Inqulrir, ex-
aiiiinar.
To Bescat, tJrt, Asentar de nnera
Best* izure, a, Scgnnda proea de algnna coaa.
Bcsemblancc, a. Seoiejanza, conformldad.
To Beimmble, va. Aaemejar; comparar.—
vn. A^tnejarso; parecert»e.
To Beseud, vii, Voiver h envlar.
To lU»eDt, va. Besentirse ; aentir. [vlo.
Beaenter, * KI que se roslente de un agra-
Beaentful,a. Beeontldo; Bcnalble; vidriow).
Beaentingly, ad. Con rosenilmiento, sensi-
blemenie. [nut.
Beeentinent, a. Beeentlmlento; detazoHf po-
Beservatlon, a, Beservacion ; reaerva.
Beuorvatory, * B<»pertorlo, reportorlo.
To Beaerve, va. Beaervar; reteocr, conser-
var.
Btfeerre.«. Rescrva: rescrradon; gnnrdo.
Beservud, a. Beservado, cauteloso, drcuns-
pecto.
Beaervedly, ad. Beaervadamente.
Beserrednesa, «. Beserva, oaatela, dlalinala
Beaerver, a. £1 que reeerra.
Beaerroir, a. Dep^lto: aetanqne; «]gfbe.
RB3
To Beset, to, (For.) Becibir gAoeroa hart*
dos. [doik
Bcsetter, a. £1 receptador de g^neros horta
To Besettle, va. Besublecer.
Besettlement, a Bestablecimlenta
To Beside, vn, Beaidir; hacer aedfanenta
Be»ideuoe, a. Besideada; sediineiito ; aslen*
t«w
Bo»idont, a. Besidento.~a. Besldento.
BealdontiarVf rr. y a. Beatdente.
Besider, a. Besidonte, morador, biibitaiite.
Beeldualf Beaiduary, a. Beato ; residuo.
Ue;»idue, a. Beslduo, resto.
Bveidanin, a. (Qulm.) Bealdno. [narae.
To Beaign, va. Kc«ignar: renundar; reslg*
Beeignation, «. Bvtiignadon ; coofbrmidad.
Beaignee, a. Be>ignatariOk
BesfKiier, a. Bcslgnante.
Besilience, Beailiency, Beellitlon, a. Beaalto,
rediaxo, renercusion.
Besiilent, a. Beaaltante.
Betiiniferoua, a. Lo que produce resina.
Beeinona, a. Bealnoao. rroalnoso.
Be»lnonsness, «. La calidad de lo que ea
Besipiacenoe, a. Arrerientimlcnta [nena
To Be8i^t, va. y n. Beslatlr; repeler; opo-
Beeiaunce, «. Bealstencla, opo&icion, ae-
fenaa.
Beeiatibillty, a. Beaistfbilidad.
Besbtible, a. Besistlble.
Beslstleais a. Irresistibla
Beaoivable, a. Soluble; resoluble.
Be6oIvableDefl% a. Capaddiul de aer aolablei
Besoluble, a. V. lieailrabU,
Be8olute,a. Bestielto; flrnie, constante.
Befiulutely, ad, Besneltainente.
Besoluteueas, a. Besoludon, nrmcza. Animo
Beaoluiion, «. Besolucioo; determinacion
valor; arresto.
Beeolatlve, a. Beeolntivo. [retlr; convertir.
To Beaoive, va.jn. Besolvcr; disipar; der*
Besolve^a. Beeofadon, determinacioD, pro-
p6eito.
Bedolvedly, ad. Rosneltamente.
Beaolvedneas, a. Bes<ilucioD determfnada.
Beeolvent, a, Solutlvo, dlaolutivo, diaol*
Tente. [disueh'e.
Beaolver, a. El qne roeueire, dotermina 6
Beaonance, a. Besonanda, retumba
Beeonant, a. Beaonante; aonoro; sonoroeo.
To Beaort vn, Acudir; concnrrlr.
Beaortfff. Concurso; concnrrenda; visita.
Besortcr, a. £1 que ooncurre 4 algun aitlo.
To Beaonnd, va. PnbUcar, progonar.— rn.
Be«onar, retumbar.
Beaonnd, a. Beaonanda, retumbo, oco.
BoBource, a. Becurao, arbltrio, medio.
Bcsourcelesa, a. Sin recnrao, lrreniediabl«.
To Beaow, va. Bc5cinbrar. [vencrar.
To Bespect, ra. Mirar; aprodar; respetar;
Respect, a. Re^ueoto; miramieiito ; vene-
raciun ; eonsifieracion. Jn aoma r^np^ct^
De algun uiodo. In other re^pecU^ Pol
otra parte. Jteapecia^ Mcmorfas; cam
pliinicntos.
B^pector. «. Rc5petador, efttimador.
Respectful, a. Ruepetcieo, res|ietnoeo.
Bespectftitly, ad. Bespeloaamentei.
Beepectftilneas, a. Conducta reepetoaa.
Beepectlre^ a, BeapecUro, rclatlvo.
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ftcspeottralf, ad. Rflspeetivuseata^
BMpersion, $. BocUda. [<
[tosiiiration, $. Eesplraefon; aIIvIo, deft-
To Uesplre, vit. Kesullar, tesplnr; detoan-
Mr.
BespltA, «. Sospenston d« k ej^eneloii de
pens cftpltJil ; paoaa; pltfo, resptrn.
To Ke»pii6, vcu Dar treigiuB, oonoodtf M-
I^ra.
Be^plen(1enc«, BMpIendeney, t. B«8pian-
dor, brillo, loMM.
B6«pl«ntlenL ci. ResDland«cl«nto, brfilaatci
B6»j»len*lentiy, od. BrUianunnente.
To Bwpond, «d. Ueapooder ; corrwponder ;
i^ustarae.
BMpoDdMt, 9. BMpondedor, iwpondleflte.
tKesponsal, •, BoapueaU ; llador.— a. B«a-
ponaablew
Be^KmM, «. Bcspaeeta; replica.
B«sponsib1lit7, A Reaponaabllklad.
Bespousible, a. BeamiDflabie; aolrente.
BMpunaibleneaa, a. Beaponsabiiidad.
tBoBponaloii, «. Fianza. aegarldad, abotao.
Beepuiudve^ a. Baspondlonto : eorreapon*
dieDta. [—«. Baapooaoriak
Baaponaorj, <k Lo qn« eoDtlene ng^neata.
Beat, c Dascanao; Miafk>; quietud; reato;
losdemas.
To Beat, on. Daaoaaaar; dormbr; apojar;
Morir; parar: quadar.
To Beatem, tvi. Uaoer Ir eontra U oorrieota.
BeetfUl, tu Qateto, soae^lo, tranquiia
BeaUiarrow, a. (BoL) Bemon da arado ; de-
tienebaav.
BesUff; a. Beacfo, teroo, porflada
BeaUlTneaa, a. PorUnacia.
tBaadnctfon, a. ExUnoion.
Besting, 9. Beposa
BestitDtion, a. Bostitndon.
Beative. a, Bepropio; penlnas, obstfnado.
Beativeoess, «. Torquedad, obsUnadon.
Bestlaea, a. Inaomna; inoooataate, iinpft>
cicnte. [qnietad.
Beatlesaneaa, a. Inaomnio; dasaaoaiego;
- Beatorable, ct. Baatituible.
Beatoratiun, a. BeaUoracion.
Beatorativo, a. 7 a. Bestaorativa [rer.
To Beatore,«cfcBeatituir; repooer; reoape-
Beatorer, a. Beataarador.
Beatoring, a. Beataoraoion ; restitucloo.
To Boetrain, va. BeBtringlr; rastriAir; im-
pedir; liniltar.
Beatrainable, a, Beatrlngible.
Beatraloedlj, ad. Oou reatricolon.
Beatrain^r, a. Beatringeote. [don.
Beatraint, t. SoJecioD; limitadon; oposi-
To Beatrlct, va. Bestrlnglr, liiniur,ooartar.
Bestrietion, a. Bestricclon, Ilmitaoion.
Re8trietiv<v a. Be»tricto, limitado, ooaitada
B<»ti1cUvel/, ad, Liinitailatnente.
To Beatringe, va. Beatringir. reatriilr.
Bestringeoti a. 7 a. BesuiDente, rostrio-
gcnte.
Bwtringentnesa, a. Bestrlngenda.
To Bestrive, vn. Volrer h lucbar 6 lidtar.
Beaty, a, Oba^inado, teroo; pooo tratable^
Beaaldection, a. Slueva aujecioB.
To Beaablime, vo. Sublimar de Bnera
To Beaolt, vn. Bceultar; rcaaltar; raai;rUr;
706
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Basalt, a. Beealto; reaiilta; <
B«saltane^ «. Bemiltanda. reaaltads.
Beaamable, a. Lo que aa poede reawi«ir.
To Beanrne, va, Baawnmir; enipecTd»»a»
ra
BaaamptfOB, «. BeasancAon freeobraL
BesainpUve, a, Beaauntlva (rAa
Iteaupl nation, t. Ei acto de eckacree boea ar*
Beaaplne, a. Sui>ln«^ aeoatado boos arrtbik
Beaurreotion, t. Beimrreceioa.
To Beaurvey, va. Herer.
To Beau^tdt«t^ vi. Beaadtar; ndorar.
BeaoacluUoo, 0. Beaarreeduo.
To Betall. va. Vender per mooor; ]
ain conexion.
Betail, », Venta por men
Betailer, a. Longista, tenderou pea ■ ear
ToBdtain, «a. Beteoer, goanUK — m.. Per>
Betainnble, a. Lo que ae poede reteBec
Beufner, a. Adbereote ; partldariu; oriMde;
retenedor.
To Betake, vo. Betomar, relrer A totnar.
To Ketaliate, #0^ Talionar; deeqnliaraa,
Tengane^ ftonM.
Beiallation, a. Daaqvlte; deaagTrnvto; re*
To Betard, 90. Betanlar, detener, dUbrir.
Betardation, a. Uetardadon.
Betarder, •. El qae retavda 6 ImpMe.
Betardinent, a. Betarda
To Betdi, mi. Tent« baacas.— v«. Arqoear.
BetdileHsneaa, «. Ferea, haragaQena.
Betentloo, «,BeteBdoo; llnwaoioo; eqje-
don.
Retentive, <k Betentlva. (MM.) Betentris.
Itetenttveneea, a. BeientlTa.
Betioenee, Beticency, a. Betloenein.
BtfUde, a. Bedcdila.
Beticalar, a. (Anat) Beticalar.
BetictUaied, a. Trenado ; enr^ado 6 ttma^
Betifbrm, a. Lo beebo en farma de red.
Ketina, 9. Betina, t6nlea del ejo.
Betinne, a. Tree, eomitlva.
To Betlre, en. Betirarae; reHaglarae.
Retire, a. Bettro, reeogimleDtow
Betired. a. Secreto, apartado, retlnda
Betirediy, ad. SolttartamtfHei
Retiredneaa, a. Bettro.
Bedrement, t. Betiro, retlraarieoto.
To Betort, 9a* Boobasar; redargfitr; r»>
trucar.
Betort, a. Bedaiigndon; retorta.
Retorter, a. Bediazador.
Retortion, a. Betoretmtento ; retomeo.
To Betoas, va, Beohazar, rebetir.
To Beioucb, va. Betoear.
To Betraoe, wk Volver 4 segnlr ha bneOaa
de alguno; traer 4 la memoria la Idea de
nnaooaa panada.
To Betivot, va, Betraer; retraoUr; fetlnr.
Retractation, a. Betraetadon. fnmiiak
Betractioa, a. Bctraodon ; contneoion ; »►
Betraat, ». Betiro; aailo; retirada; ral^
To Betroat, vn, Betirarae, refbglarae.
To lletreoch, va, Ceroenar; diamlnalr;
atrincherar. [uiiaifc
Botrenchment, a. Cereenadnra, reb^^ trii^
To Retribute, va, Betribnir, recompenaaCi
BetribQtlon, a. Betribndon, reoompewik
Betribntive, Botrlbntory, a, Betrtbarenti
Betrtevabio, <k Beoaprr«ble repemolei
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U6trieY«b1eD«M| «. Lo qne paedereparaiM;
To Betrifive, o& R«oaperar ; retUurftr ; re-
panr.
B«troMtioii, 9, (For.) BetroAockm.
Retruactlve, a. Retroactlro.
To Ketrocede, tm. Ketrocetlor.
Retroceasion, ». Retrocc«Ioo.
BetmgnulattoiL<. K«trognulAcioii.
Betrognido, a. Botrograda
To Keirugrade, vn. Betrogradar, retroceder.
Betrogreteioa, a. Betrogradacion. [ntras.
Betromingenoy, 8. Ki aoto do mear bacia
B^trospect, «. Beflexion, oonsideraclon do
las G«iaa8 pasadaa.
Betrospecilon, «. Aoto y fkcoltad do const-
derar las cosas pa-wdas. [pasadaa.
Betru^pective, a, <jae consldora laa cosaa
To Betunu vn, Volver, repetlr, resUtnirse ;
res>p6nder; redorgiiir. — wi, Volver; rea-
taarar; trasmiiir. [Uiocion.
Bet am, t. Botorno; r^reso; ganaoda; res-
Betnrnablo, a. Lo qae se puede rotoniar 6
-voiver. (For.) Bevereible.
B«turner, s. El qae reinite dinero.
BeunioD, & BeaoloD ; reconeiliaclon.
To Beanlte, vu. Bennir; reconcUiar.— f^«.
BeuDfrae, reconolliarse.
To Beveal, vo. Berelar ; manUiMtar.
Bevealer, & Bevelador.
Beveille, •, (Mil.) Diana.
To Bevel, vtt. Jaranear. — va. Betraer.
Bevel, «. Jarana: borracbera.
Bevelatlon, & Beveladon divina.
Bevelier, $. Jaranero ; bombre disoloto.
Bevel-roat, «. Cliuama, coi^anto de ffento
aoez. [estrepiUMM).
Bevelry, a. Jarana, borracbera, banqaete
To Bevenge, tw. Vengar.— i«k Vengarae.
Berenge, «. Vensanza.
Btsvengefol, a. Vengativo.
Bevengefully, ad. Con venganza.
BcveDgefulneis, t, Yengaiiaa; ansU do
Tengnrse.
Bevengeleas, a. No rengado, inolto.
Bevenger, $, Yoogador.
Bevengingly, ad. Con Tenganxa.
Bevenue, *. BenU; r^tto ; encrada.
Reverberant, a. Bepercosivo ; resonante.
To Beverberate, va, j n, Beverberor ; re-
chazar; resonar.
Beverberation, 8. Beobazo; reveberaclon.
Beverberatory, ». llorno de reverbero.
To Revere, «a. Beverenclar, respetar, hon-
rar. [radon.
Reverence, a Reverencia; respeto; vene-
To Beverencc, va. Beverendar, respetar,
veoerar.
Ueverenoer, c Reverendador.
Beverend, a, Beverrado^ venerable.
Reverent, a. Bevorente.
BevereniUtI, a. Bererencial, nnpetaoso.
ReverentUlly, Reverently, aa. Beveron
ctalmente, respetoeamento.
Reverer, 4b Veuerador.
Reversa!, a. Bcvocadon.— /?. Bevoeatorlo^
To Reverse, va, Trastrocar; voltear; revo-
ear. [ria
Beverse^ $. Vidsttad, mudenza; lo contra-
Reversedly, ad. Al revesi
Revtrteleaa, a. Qae no so pnede trastrocar.
RHS
Beversible, a. BevooaUe.
Beversion, «. Vuelta de una beiedad k so
preeedente poaeedor; deredio de rever*
sioQ. [recho de reversion.
Beveratonary, a. Lo que toca i uno por dOi^
Berersfoner, •. El derecho de reversion 6
sucesioc. [tm. Betrocedef.
To Be vert, vck Trastrocar; Tolver atras^—
Bevert, «. (MAsi) Vadta.
Bevertible, a, Beversible.
Bevery, t. Marria ; arrebato ; dlstracdoiL
To Bevost, va. Bestablecer en algon empleo.
BevesUary. «. Oaardaropa. H&oetiUary oj
a cAuroAf Sacriatia.
Rev<«tu.ent, e. (Fort) Beyestlmlentow
To Beview, vo. Bever; oonsiderar; paaar
revista;critioar.
Beview, $. Bevteu; recordadon; repasa
Beviewer, a Bevlsor. [mar
To Beviie, f>a, Ultn^: despredar; diib
Beviler,4i Injartador; dUkmador.
Bevlling, A Oproblo, lA}uria, ultnO^
Bevilingly^ ah, li\jariosaiaente, afrentosa'
mentei
Bevisal, a Bevlsta, rerlsloB.
To Beviso, va. Bever; revisar^
Bevlse, •. Bevlsta. (Imp.) La segnnda
pmeba de un pHega
Beviser, c Bevlsor, superinteodeote.
Revision, a. Bevision.
To Bevisit, va, Volver 4 visltar.
Bevival, 9, Bestauradon, restabledmienUx
To Bevive, vn, Bevivir; restabieeerae, Jte.
— va, Beeodtar; renovar.
Bevivef, c Viviacador.
B«>viviflcation, & Vividcadon.
Bevivisosncy, & Benovadon de vida.
Bevocabie, a. Bevocable.
Bevooableness, c Lo qoe ee rerooabla
Bevocation, «. Bevocacion.
To Bevoke, va. Bevocar, annlar. [tinai«e.
To Revolt, m. Rebelarse; levantarse ; amo-
Revolt,*. Bevaelta; levontamiento ; rebe
lion; deeerdon.
Revolter, «. Rebelde, enblevado.
BevoIation,«. Beroladon, rotadon. (MM.>
Alteradoo. [donario
Revolationer, Bevolatlonist, a. Bevola-
To Bevolve, v%. Oirar.— «a. ArroUar; ?••
▼olver; meditar.
To Bevomit, va, Volrer k Tomitac
Bevuldon, «. (Med.) Bevuldon, reacdon.
Bevnbive, a, (M^) Bevnbivo, revulsoriec
To Beward, va, Premiar, remanerar, gra>
Udcar.
Beward, a. Preroio ; gratlfloadon ; mereddo.
Bewardable, a, Dlguo 6 capaa de premio.
Bewarder, «. Premiador, remunerador.
To Beword, va, Bopetlr laa mismad pala
bras.
Bhabarbarate. a, Impregnado de mibaita
Bhapontic, •, Bapdntieo, planta.
Bhaioodist, 8, Bapeiidista.
Bbaiisodomancy, Bbapsody, a. Rtpsfwto
mancia; rapsodla.
Bhenisb-wtne, «. Viaodd Bin.
Bbetorio, c. Bot6rtca.
Bbetorical. a. Bet6rioa
Bbetorieally, ad, Bet6rioamenta.
Bhetorloian, «. Bat6rloo.
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Ebeaxn, «, Beoms; flazlon; romtdixo.
BbcwnatlOi & Beumatieo.
Bheumadsni, a. ReamaUsino. [tore.
Bbeamy, a. Llenode huuiedad 6 de huuun-
RhiDuc«r(M, «. lilnoceronte [con pUUna.
Bbodlam, « (Min.) Bo«liu ; oielal mtMclndu
Kliomh, «. Boinbo.
Kliombic, a. Lo que tf«ne flgura de rombo.
KlioDibo, «. (IcL) Rombo 6 rodftbttUo.
Bboinl>oid, a. Itombulde; el cu«drlloDgo
cuyos &ngulos v Udos son dcsigtules.
Rhombnis «. V. khomb.
Bbumb, A. (Ndu.) Bainbo, .^roalo verUcal.
Khumb-llno, h. (Nuu.) Lkoea luxodruiuica.
Bbuburb, /t HuiWbo.
Bhyme, & Uioia; poesia, poenuL
Tc Kbyme. vn, Versiflcar ; rimAr.
Kbyinvr, Ubyinestor, <. Versisu.
Hhythmicai, a. Uittnico; armdoico.
Kbythmns, llbythm, «. Uitmo.
Kiai, «. Keal, moneda c^puAuia.
Uib, «. Costilla. Rib9 qf a thip, (N&a.)
Ligazones de nav&a
Bibald, a. Ijmp6dico, obsceno, lascivo.
Kibaldry, «. Lengtt^fe b^jo, vulgar, obseenow
Kiband, a. Colonta; oinU 6 liaion.
To Riband, va. Enointar. adoroar con cintas^
Bibbands, «. (Nuu.) Ba^b-aa.
Bibbed, <Jt, GuArnecido du eosUllaa.
Blbbon, 9, V. Riband.
Bibbon-weavor, ^ Clntera
To Ribroaat, va. Zurrar.
BIbwort, «. (BoL) Llanten.
Rice, «. (Bot) AntHB. Rics-jUld^ ArrozaL
Rich, a. Rico; opulenio; precioso; abun-
dante; fcrtil; pingUo.
Biclies, 8. pi. Riqueu; esolendor, pompa.
Richly, ad. Ricamente; abundanieinente.
Bichnesa, «. Biqueza; sontnoeldad; fertili-
dad.
Bkk, 9. Niara.
To Bick, ffa. ilaoer niaraa de beno 6 pi^a.
Bickets, «. Baqultia.
Rickety, a. Raquitieo, vicjo ; desvonoljado.
Bicocliet-firinfr, «. (Art.) 1? ucgo de n»bot©.
To Rid, va. Ltbrar; rodimir; deaechar.
Riddance, & Librainiento; zaflula; deaem-
barazo.
Riddle, «. Enigma; adivinansa; eriba.
To Riddle, v<i. DcMUar enigmas; oribar. —
vn. Hablsr cnigm&ilcamonte.
Riddling, «. Oibadura.
Blddltngly, ad. Enlgmdlioamente.
To Bide, tn. Cabalgar; ruar. To ride at
ano/ior, Surgir; estar fondeado.
Bide, 8. Piiseo ft cabailow
Bitteau, 8. (Fort) Montonoillo de Uerra para
«.ubrir un campamento.
Bider.K. Oinete : picader; manta.
Riders, 8. pi. (Nou.) Sobreplanes.
To Bidge, ffa. Formar lomoe 6 surcos.
Bidge, «. Espinazo ; lomo; cumbre ; escollo ;
cnl>allon.
Bldgel, Bidgeling, «. Cfolan.
Bidiy, a. Surcado: doslgnaL
Bidicate, «. Bldiculez, exlraviiganda.
To Bidioule, «a. Bidlcolizar, eacarnocer.
Bidiealous, a. Bidioulo; risible oxtmvn-
SDte.
cnlonahr, ad. Bidicnlamente.
m
RDsr
BidicnloasBcaSt a. Lo qne •oDstitnra 4 «oc
rldicolou [(Niu.) Riding, Food«adtx
Biding, 8. Tun aocion de andar A cabttUai
Biding-cloak, Blding*coat, «. Bedincote.
Riding-habit, 8. Ve^do de montar.
Bi<llng-boud, a. Caplrote, gaban, osfkilla.
Ri<iing-8chool, «. Picadero ; mau^o.
, Riding-knot, «. Nndo oorredLso.
BidiDg-rod, «. Latigo.
Ble, «. (BoL) Onu^no. Y. Rye,
Rife, a. Ck>man ; predominante.
Rifely, ad. Abundantamontc, conmnmeAtc
Rifenc«a, 8. Abuodancla.
RifTrafll 8. Desecbn, desperdiciou
To Ride, t>a. Bobar, pillar. [bkia.
Rifle, «. Espccle de piedra de anx^ar ; cara-
Rillouian, 8. Carablnero ; escopetero.
Rifler, «. Pillador, robodur.
Rift,*. Uendodura; rend^Ja; deflemboqoe.
To Blft, va. Uender, dividir.— «ii^ Berea-
tar; regoldar. £>^w
To Bi& va. AUviar; asear. (Nio.) Afm-
Rig, 8. Lomo; muJerciUa; ciclan.
Rigadoon, «. Rigailon ; un bailee
Rigger, 8. (N4a.) Aparcjador.
RigKing, 8. (N4a.) Apar^o. Vastido.
To Kiggle, vn. Zarandar 6 carandesr.
Bight, a. Dereobo; recto; Juahx — a. Baaoa
propiedad; podcr; priviiegio. — itU<tr^
Bien i bueno !— ncL Bectamenleu [rada
Rigbteona, a. Jaato, recto, equltaiiro; boo-
Rlghteoosly, ad. Joatamenie. [nadez.
Rigliteousnesa, «. Bectitud ; jostlcia; bos-
Blgbter, 8. Joaticiero; eoderexador da
tuertoa.
Bightftil, a. LegHlmo, Josto, recta
BiicbtfUlly, acf. Legalmenta, rectacneBta.
BightAUneas, «. Deraobora; recUtnd; aqot-
dad. [actomeBttL,
Rightly, ad. Bectamento ; jastameata ; ex
BIghtness, 8. Beotitnd, Juatida.
Rigid, a. Tie«o ; rigido; inflexible.
RigiiUty, 8. Ri^idez ; austcridad ; tosqnedad.
Rigidly, ad, Tiesamenie: inflexlbleiueote.
Rigidncss, «. Rigidez, inflcxlbilidad.
Riglet, 8. Regleta; corond^L fde scntido.
Rigmarole. «. (}oi\)anto de palabras Taciaa
Rigor, «. Rigor; austeridad ; teeora.
Rigorous, a. Rlgoroao, severo, cmeL
Rigorously, a</. Bigorosamenta.
Rigorooaueas, «. Sevaridad, rigurtdAd.
Rill. 8. Riachuela
To Bill, m Fluir, correr en rlacbnelos.
Rim, 8. Canto ; borde, m4rgen ; cerco, areot.
Rime, 8. £&carchA; resquicio; hendedura,
rendija.
To Rimple, ra> Armgar, bacer pllcgaea.
Rimv, a. Nobuloso^ hiimedo.
Rincl, 8, Ck>rtcza. Loll^a
To Bind, va, Deecortezar.
Ring, «. (JurcQlo, ocroo; sortija; viilto,
sonido ; mido. (N4a.) Arganeo.
To Ring, va. Sonar; rcpicar; anillar.
Ring-bolt, 8. (N&n.) Ciincarao, axgolla.
Ring-bone, 8. (Vet) Sobrebaeso de cabaDa
Ring-dial, 8. Reloii de sol en on anilkK
Ring-dovQ, «. Paluma torcax ; zurita 6 soTii:^
Blnger, «. (kmpanero ; tocador de oamm>
nas. [rizadot
Bingleadcr, 8. Ca^'eta de partldo ; nlond*
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Blnglet, 9, Aniimo; 8ort\}it; rlzo. (Caba)
Crespo.
RlnCTopea, «. pL (Sin.) Bozss ntbizadas.
RiDg-etrcftkwt, a. Riijrado en circulo.
King-tHil, t. (Orn.) K^pede de milana
Rinirwomi, «. Sarpalliiio; pafko, empolne.
To Einso, va, Lavar, Uinplar; ei\iaagar.
Binser, «. Larandero, Hmpiador.
Eiot, «. Tnmalto; alboroto; motfn.
To Rk)t im.*Caa8ar alborotos; eotn?garae
& lus vldna.
Rioter, 9. HumbrA dlaoluto ; buHanfuero.
Riotoos, a, Bulliciofto ; Ikcoioeo ; deaarre-
gladu.
Riotoasly, ad. Dosenflrenadamente.
RrotoDsneas, $. Disolndon, desenfreno, d«a-
6rdeii. [rip up^ B^ar.
ToRip,iNZ. Rasgar; iaeerar; romper. 7b
Rip, «. Laceracioo ; araHo.
Ripe, a. Madaro; aazonado; en Mzon.
To Ripon, on. Madarar; Uegor 4 madarex.
Ripelf, ad. Madnrameote.
Riiieneas, c Madnrex. [olaa en la playa.
RipUng, «. (Nao.) £1 aaoodlmiento de las
Ripper, «. Raagador ; deseoeedor.
Ripping, c Rompimiento ; laeeraoion ; des*
oabrimiento.
To Ripp!e, vn, Manar 6 herrlr el agaa im-
petuueamentfl 6 4 borbotones, aaUgoa-
mente borbotar. — pa. Deagargolar.
Ripple, «. Oloadlta ; eaoareeo del agaa.
Ripnling, «. La aoclon de desgai^^olar el
cftfiamo ; el escarceo del agaa.
ToRi.Hefrn, Lovantarse; naoer; aallr; re-
belarso; ascender; hinoharse; elevarse;
Srovenlr. [sabida ; faente. origeo.
e,«. Levantamtento ; altara; eminencla;
Riser, «. An mrlv riser^ Madrugador.
Rlsiiiility, «. Risibiiidad.
Risible, a. Rblblo; ridkalow
Rising, a, Naciente, nnovo, saliente.— -•. Le-
vantamiento.
Risk, «. Rieago; contlngeiida; peligra
To Risk, va. Arrieognr; arentarar, exponer.
Risker, s. £1 qae arriesga.
Rite, A Rito. FimertU rits^ Exequiaa.
Ritaal, a. y ». Rltnal, ceremonial
Ritualist, 9. Rttnalista, rubriqalsta.
Rival, a. K'nialo; contrario.~t. RiraL
To Rival, f>a. Comnetir, emalar.
Rlvality, Rivalry, Rlvalship, 9. Rlvalldad;
emalacion.
To Rive, va. R^jar ; bender. — vn. Henderse^
To Rivel, t>a. Arrugnr, bacer arrogaa.
River, 9. Rio.
River-dragon, 9. Ooeodrilo; caiman.
River-god, «. Dios tntelar do ric.
liiver-horaa, 9. HIpopdtamo.
Rivet, 9. Remaobc; roblon.
To Rivet, ta. Romachar ; asegarar; roblar.
Rivulet, 9, Riaohuelo; rio pequeilo.
Rix-dollar, «. Risdala, moneda do plata de
Alemanla.
Roacb, 9. (let) Escarcho.
Road, «. Camino; vii^l^ (Ndo.> Rada, bahia.
Roadster, «. Caballo qae anda pieii. (N4a.)
Un navio que estA anclado.
To Roam, tnu Tunar, aodar Tagando.
Boamer, «. Tunante, Tagamtmdo.
hami, a Roaao* roano.
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To Roar, vn. Raglr, bramar; aallar.
Roar, 9. Ragido; grito, voceria; bramSdA
estroenda
Ruary, a. Rooiada
To Roast, va. Asar ; tostar.
Roast, a. Roa^t fneats Asado ; came aaada.
— 9. Cosa aaada.
Roaster, 9. Aitador ; parrillaa.
Roasting, a. £1 aoto de asar 6 qnemar.
Rob, 9. Arrope ; rob.
To Rob, va. Riibar, qoltar, Imrtar.
Robber, Robbery, a. Robador, ladron; robo.
Robbin^ 9. pL (N&a.) Kavergaes.
Robe,«. Maoto; togiu
To Robe, TO. Vestir de gala 6 de ceremonia.
Robin, Robln-redbnuM, «. (Qm.) Pecbl-
Colorado, petlrojo.
Robast, a. Robuato, vigoroao, ftierto.
Robostnesa, & Robostez, Aierza, vigor.
Rocambole, «. (Bot.) Bimlente del i^o; ^
fino.
Rocbe-alam, a. Alambre de roea. [tieoa.
Rochet, K Roquete; sobrepellix de eclosiAs-
Rock, «. Roca; esoollo; raoea; amfiaro.
To Rock, 1W. Mecer; arrullar; calmar.—
w. Bambolear. [cuarza
Rock-crystal, 9. (Mln.) Crlstal de roca,
Rock-doe, 9. Rnpioabra, gamaza.
Rocker, «. Cunera.
Rocket, 9. Oobete ; roqoete.
Rockinese, a. Pe&asooaa
Reckless, a. Sin neAas, nl peflascos^
Rock-oil, «. Petroleo.
Rook-rose, «. (Bot) Estepa.
Rock-salt, a. Bal de piedra, eal goma,
Rodc-water, 9. Agua criatailoa de las roea\
Rockwork, «. Grotesca
Rocky, a, PeOaaooao ; daro, endarecido.
Rod, 9, Yarilla; oaOa; variUasi
Rodomontade, 9. Bravati; fdnfarronada.
To Rodomouttde, vn, Baladronear, bravear.
Roe, a. Cono; bneva de pescado.
Roebuck, t. Corza
Rogation, «. Rogadon.
Rogatton-weok, «. Bemana de rogaciones.
Roiu^ 9, Brtbon ; plearo, ruin ; periilao.
R<^erv, K Picard'ia; travesora, retoza
Rognesbip, «. Brlbonoria.
Ri^isli, a. r&caro; Jugaeton, ofalstoeo.
R<^i8h!y, ad, Pioaramente.
R<^lBhnes8, «. Picardia; ladnmera.
To Roll, va, Rodar; arrollar.— «a. Rodar;>
revolver.
Roll, 9. Rodadora; roHo ; roL ( Arq.) Rolco.
Roller, 9. RodiUo; aliaador. (Nau.) Rollotesi
Rolling-pin, 9. Rodillo de pastelero.
Rolling-presa, «. La prensa del tlrador da
■ estampas.
Rolling-tackle, «. (N&a.) Aparejo de rollo.
Romance, a Bromanoe; flccion; fabula.
To Romance, vn. Mentir; flnglr fuboIasL
Romanoer, «. Ronuuieero; mentiroao.
Romanism, a. Loa dogmas de la igleaia oa
t61Ica.
Romanist, a. Gat^Uoo romana
Roroantte, Romaotieal, a. QaUoteaeo; ex
tratagante; Improbable; eacantado; ft
ftomantfeally, ad. Extravagantemente.
"^ ' • Ron
Romiab, <k Rbmaao.
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BOT
Romp, A BriMtdor, nL
To Bomn, im. Bttoaar; brlncar.
£on(l«Mu t. R«doDdiUa. (M6s.) Boiid&.
Bonton, c Paadorga; hi mqj«r muf gwdik
Boot, «. Bedrojo^ redrojoalo.
Bood, A PArUcft. Ro^dU^ Onieara
BooC «. Tct)ado; palftdar.
To Boot; «a. Teohcr, eabrtr oon teehow
Boo(til«, «. Tcija, eob<}a-
Boofed, Boofy, a. TechMla
Book, «. (Orn. ) Oamt^ de ploo bianco ;
To Rook, vn. Tnunpew, entnunpMr.
Bookory, «. Gn^*! « oMo d« eornejsL
Boom, «. Lanr; motiro; caarto; •poaeota
Boomy, a. bsnaetoao; dllatado; auMO.
Boost. 9. P^rdgft d«l gattlMro. Jlenroott,
Gallinero. [ga.
To Boost aik Dormir laa area en una p^-
Boot, t. Bala; origen; ttonco.—pL BaScoa.
To Boot, 9M. f a, Anai^ar; hoar; arrai-
gan«.
BooUd, a. Badieal; anatgado.
Bootedlj, ad. Badioalmaote ; fljamento.
Booty, a Lleno de raioea.
Bop^ t, Ooerda, aoga, eordd ; aarta. Rop4
iftmiotu^ Bistra de eeboUoai RopM of
a Mhtp^ Jar«la; oordi^
To Bope, vn. Uaoer hebraa 6 madc^a.
Bope-banda, 9. p4 (Niu.) Eorergnea.
Bope-dancer, «; v olatln ; ballartn de onerda.
Bope-maker, t. Cordelaro, aoguera. Rop*-
wtlt, Ooideleria.
Bopeyarn, «. (N&a.) Fllitttca.
Bopioesa. t. vlMOsidad; tenaoldad. [sa
Boplsh, Bopy, a. Vtoooao, pegi^^^ glntlno'
Boaaoeoaa,a. BAaeo.
Beaary, «. Bosario.
Boie, «. (Bot) Boaa. wSm^^tm, BosaL
Boaeate, a. Lleoo de roaaa; rdaeo; fra-
grante.
BoeegaU, A Zanaroaa.
Bosemary, A (Bot) Romero.
Bose-noble, $. Antlgoa moneda de oro en
Inglaterra (valor 16a)
Boeet, A Roalcler.
Boaewater, a Ana roaada; agna de rosaa.
Bosewood, a Palo de roaa.
Boated, a. Boaada
Boain, A Trementtna, reatna.
To Boaln, «& Dar eon resUu.
Boainy, o^ Bealnoao.
Boasel, a Tlerra llgera.
Boaaolia, a BosoU.
Rostral, a. Bostrada; roatrata.
Beatrated, <k Adomado eon eepolonea de
galeraa.
BoatrKbnn, tk Bn forma de rosCro.
Bostrum, a Bootro ; el pico del avA (Ndn.)
Boatro.
BoaTjO. B66eo.
To Rot, «ik Padrine 6 podrlrse; eorrom<
perao. — 00. Pudrtr, reaolTer en podr«.
Bot, A Horrf Aa enfermedad que d* A las
ov«|jas: patrefludon, podre.
Bote, A Beta, trlbanal eelesiisHeo en al^
noa paisea eat6Ueoa ; ana aaooiadon politl
oa qoe bnbo en InglateRtt en el tiempo de
las gaerraa dvllsA .
Botarr, a, I^ one meda 6 da TneltaA *
Rotation, a Betadon, lonM, altemaUrA
ftOV
iA roioHom 6 hff rciaiicUf Por
altematiTamente.
Botaftor, a Lo que eanaatotadoo;
Bote, A Un taatrmnento m^tfeo; ma
solo por nittBA. 7b
bras aprandidaa sol
fry roM, Apreoder
tTo Bote, 9a. Aprender por ml
(Pooo OBodo) Anemar por tama
Botgot, A (Vals.) MalA oerren; ag
Botten, a. Podrldo, eorrompMo;
Rotten, sffff^ Huevo empollada J^oCCfls
tricky Aoolon de plearo.
Bottenneaa, a Podredumbre, pntrpfhodoo.
Botund, a. Botondo, redondo, drcotac. eaft-
rioo. fdoradaa
BotuBdUblionA a Lo one tiene las hc|^ t«>
Botondity, A Botundiuad, redondez.
Botnndo, A BotnndA
Boage, A Encamado; arrebd, ooloreCA
afelte eon qne ae aderexan tea mq$«nA—
a. Colorado, encamado.
To Booge, v<Kjn. Arrebolaraa, AlMtAiae, i
teneria aderecada eon eete afelia.
Boogh, a. A'8pero,toaeo,eaeabro0o; toaoo 4
ispero al taoto; aoerbo6 agrfoal gosto;
bronoo; eeeabroao, hablando d« *^«^«'>**t
duro. erael, serwo, ispero de genta. <)<«a-
padble; bmto, toaeo, Inonltiai, groaevA
bruaeo ; tenapeatooao, boi laaeuaa. Roof^
diamond, Diamaate on bmto. BomgA
toifiA Vino ispero. RcmQk 9sa, Mar al-
borotado. Romi/h wind^ Ttento bonae-
oosa Rough feordo, Pabbraa duraa /
ohooanteA
To Boogheast, ook Haoer algwia oooa toeea*
mente; boegadar nnA flgurA
Booghoaat, a Moaelo en bruto.
Boueh-drangbt, a Bosqac>ja.
To Bougb-draw, to. BoeqactJar.
To Booghen, va, Pdner ispero. — vn, Tel-
verse rado. [de algsna eosA
To BoQgh-hew, ^a, Fonnar d aH^eto toaoa
Boagh-hewn, a, Toeoo, groaero.
Boogtaly, ad. A'aperamente, radi-
Bonffhnoea, a Asperata; radeiA; t
To Kongfa-work, «a. Trvbdar en bnita
Boalad^ a Trtno, qnlebro de 1a toa
Boaleon, a Paqaetltode dinero: roUoc
Bound, a. Bedondo; dronlar: hdl; naac:
franco, orbe; elrealo; ronoA-^wv^ Al
rededor dA
To Boand, to. Gorear; rodear; redondear.
Boondabout, a. AmpUo, extendldo; bdl
recto, vago.
Boandel, Boandelay, a BedondHla.
Bound-house, A Ouerpo de goardlA (Kin)
ToldUlA ^ • \ f
Bounding; A (Nda.) Forro de oablA
Boundish, a. Lo gue ea cad radondo.
Boundfy, ad. Bedondamente; UsicnoMntA
BoundnesA A Bodondez; dartdad, bneoa A
Bonp, A Exoroaoenda camom que tienea las
aves endma de la rabadtllA Ra caxA
To Bouse, tHU Despertar; exdtar; levutar
Bouaer, a Despertador.
Boat, A Jabardo; tertalta. (Mil.) DeneU.
To Bout, vo. Derrotar, venoer.
Bouto, A Rata, mmbo, camtno.
Bontine, a RutlnA pr&otleA [ttmoa
To Bore, vo. Corrttear.—^n. Tagar; ta>
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RUM
Borer, «. Taiuuito; relets; ladron ; pirata.
Row. «. Hllera.
To Bow, vn. (NAo.) Romar.— va, Bogar.
Rowdj, 9. y a. Pillo, pelafUstran. (Mex.)
Oanftlla, pelucatofli [ta
Bowdvlarn. «. Pillerift; pelagateria; alboro-
Bowel X. Kodidaela; esCrella; eedaL
To Rowel, w. Poner un sodsl.
Bower, «. Remero, bogaclor.
Kowlocka, «. (N4a.) Charouoera9.
Buyal, a. Real; noble; regla—« (N4o.)
Juanete.
BoyallH, «. Realista.
Boyally, ad. Begiamonte.
Eojalty, 8, R^ezs; miO^tad real
To Bob, va. Estregar; fjrotar; rozar; ras-
par. — vn. Estregaree. [pieza.
Bab, A Frotamiento; estregaxnieoto; tro-
Babbiah, a. Eaeombro; rulnas; morralla.
Rubber, c Aljoflfli eatregader ; eMofina.
Bublcond, a. Babioundo.
BublQc, a. Lo qae rubiflca.
Bubiform, a, Boio. rubio.
To BabUy, «a. Bubificar, potter Colorado.
Rubric, 8, Biibricx
Rubricated, a. Bubio, rublcundo.
Bnbatone. s. Pledra de amolar 6 aaiar.
Ruby, M. Aubi, pledra preolosa.
Ructatiou. a. Ernctaciouv regiieldo.
Rudder, a. (Ndu.) Timon ; gubemalle.
Bnddineaa, «. Bubieundez; tat Instroea.
Ruddle, 8. Rubrica &bril. almagre.
Ruddy, a. Colorado ; ruble.
Rude, a. Rudo; rustico; informe; dedgual
Rudely, ad. Budaoiente. [raocUk
Budent»8, 9. Groseria; brutalidad; igno<
Budenture, «. ( Arq.) Junquilloe.
Budimeot, «. BudimentoAi
Rndlmental, a. EleooentaL
To Bue, va, Llorar; lamentar, sentir.
Rue, a. (Bot) Buda.
RueftiL a. Lamentable, triste ; terrible.
Buefnlly, ad. Tristemente.
Buefulnesa, «. Tristeza, peear, afllcdon.
Ruff, «. Lecbuguilla; anx^reza.
Ruffian, «. Malliechor; ladron. — a. Brutal
To Ruffle, «a. Desordenar ; desazonar; rizar.
Ruffle, it. Vuelta; vuelo; qulmera.
Rag, K PaAo burdo; fraa^ftda; medo, tapete.
Rugged, a. A'apero ; desigual ; inculto.
Ruggedly, ad, Kudamcute.
Ruggedness, a. Budcza, aspereza.
Rugin, c Pedazo de tela miiy suave.
Rugose, a. Bugoso, llcno de arrugas.
Ruuu 8. Ruina ; perdiclon. Muiiu^ Esoom-
broa: rulnas; despojos; r^duoa.
To Ruin, va. Arrulnar, demoler, destruir.
tRulnadon, a. Buina, perdidon.
Ruinous, a. Rulnoeo ; pernicioso, fatal
Ruinously, ad, Bulnosamente.
Ruinousness, a. Arruinamiento.
Rule, 8. Maud:; poder; regla; cartabon;
niodelo; ejemplo; regularidad. \^^^'
To Rule, TO. GoDernar; reglar.— rn. Befto-
Suler, 8. Gobernador. X^'^^i singular.
Rum, «. Ron. (Mex.) Chlnguirito.— n. Ex-
To Rumble, tm. Crujfr, ruglr.
Bumbler, A La persona 6 cosa que bace un
ruido Bordo y continuo.
Ruminant, a. unmiador, rumlante.
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RUT
To Ruminata, Wi, Romter; eonslderar.
Bumioatlon, 8. Bomla, mzDiadura; mtedlta*
oion. [saqnear, pillar.
To Rummage, «& y n. Rerolver ; registrar;
Rummager, 8. Baqoeador, explorador.
tRummer, 8, Vaeo para beber.
Rumor, 8. Rumor. [notida.
To Rumor, no. Esparelr 6 dlvulgar idguna
Rumorer, «. El que esparce notidaa.
Rump, 8. ObLnpiUo; nalga.
To Rumple, va. Arrugar, baoer plleguesk
Rumple, a. Amiga, doblez 6 pliegue.
To Bun, va. Gorrer; arremeter; nuir ooeur-
tir.—vn. Pasar; penetrar, aventurar.
Run. 8. Corrida; carrera: eurao; aerie.
At tli4 lonarutu Al fin, a! cabo.
Bunawny, a. rugltivo; desertor. [port^til
Bundle, a. Paso, escalon, de una eeealera
Bondlet, a. Barrildo.
Bung, pret. ypart de 7b Hinff.
Bungs, 8. (N&o.} Yarengas; planes. [eoa.
BoBsheada, 8, (Nte.) Eaooas; puntaa de es-
Bunic, a. B6nieo.
Bunnel, 8. Airoyuelo. Y. JiiwM.
Banner, «. Corredor; oorroo; mensi^ero,
y^stago ; renuevo. ^wmmt of a tadtt^y
(N&u.) Amante de apareja
Bnnnet, a. Cni^ euiyaleche.
Bunnlng, a. Cai^rra. corrida, eurao. Hun'
ning-rigging. (NAu.) Caboa de labor.
Bannlon, «. Pelafoatan.
Bunt, 8. Bodrojo, animal peauefio.
Bupee. 8, Bupjia; moneda del lodostan.
BoperTa-dropa, a. pi. L^grimaa de BaUvl^
ouentecitas para oollarea.
Baptlon, a. Botura; qutebra, bendedura.
Bupture, «. Bompimieoto; rifta; hernia.
To Boptore, va. Reventar, romper. [ri%
Bapturewort, a. (BoL) Milengrana, b«iiia-
Bural a, Bural ; campeslno, campestre.
Buraltty, BunUnesa, c. Proplo del campo.
Burally, ad. Buralmento.
Burieollst, 8, Agrioultor; labrador.
Bush, a. Junco ; Smpctn; ooncurso; gentto,
To Busti, vn. Arrojarse: abaUozarse.
Bush-candle, a. CandellUa de Junco.
Bash-light, a. Lamparllla de noehe eon p4-
bilooe Junco.
Buahy, a. Juneoao, Ueno de Juncoa.
Busk. a. Galleta.
Russet a. Bermejlzo; burdo; grosero.
Bussetlng, a. Manzana de rosa, pera de roea
Bnasia-hide, a. Yaqueta de Mosoovia.
Bust, a. Grin; herrumbre; robin.
To Bust, vn. Enmobeoerse; enmofaeeer;
entorpeoer. [rlUana
Bustic, a. Bfiatico, campeslno.— a. Fatan^
Busttcal, a. Biistlco, ^pero.
Rustically, ad. B&stlcameute.
To Bnstlcate, vn. Besldir en el campo. — ta.
Deeterrar el campa [deza
Rusticity, a. Rnstiddad; simpUcldad: ra>
BustinoBS, «. £1 estado de to que e^ eo-
bierto con orin 6 moha
To Rustle, vn. Crujir, rechlnar.
RnstT, a. Orinlento, mohoso ; entorpeddo
To Buttm. Bramar los venadoe.
Rut, 8. Brama; carril; rodada.
Butli, 8. Coropaslon, oonmlaeradon.
tBatbAiI, <K Ticmo, compaaivo, pladoaa
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matliAilIf, aA ^ ,w.
Cutblcm. a. Orael tmeiiilblA; Mdnreoldik
Rathlewy, ad. Inhamui«meote.
BattUeaneas, «. Ona«ld«l, InhnmOTtdad.
BattiDg«41m«, «. Tlempo de branuL
Buttlsh, a. LuolTO^ llbldiiMto; saUda
B7«, $. (Bot.) Centena Ry-gram^ •. Or»-
ma d« oeniena
S.
«tarUa, A y •. Sabatario.
latb, Zsibado. el dla tiptimo de U m-
ina. Th0 ehAMati sabba4A, Domln-
EI iOLido da la 8 et ftMrta aomo an Aa« t
toaTaan laaToota qoa ttonan ima « fliiaj;
eomo rom; nrada on idand, Oomo
abNTtatura la 8 algnlfloa tooUdad, «imI
« Mir ; F. B. 8^ Soalo da U Sodedad real
8. E^ todaiU; & & &, sodrodetta, atei
Babbatarf - - -
Sabbatb,
go, el primer dla de la aemaaa. ' [mlnm.
Babbath-breaker, «. Qaebrantador del do-
SabbatlMUj, «. El dla dedloado k obraa de
pledad v al repoea
Sabbatical, a. SaoMeo.
Babbatism, ». La obeervancla aanenUoloia
7 rWlda del sibada
8abine^ a (Bot) Sabina.
Bable, «. GebemDa.--a. (Blaa.) Sable,
Babre, a. Bable.
Babolooa, a. Babnioeo, arenoea
Baoeade, a. Sacndlda, soflrenada, aobarbada.
Baeoharine, Ow Sacarlno, aiacarado.
Baoeholaetie, a. Baool&cdoo.
Baoebolate, a. (Quim.) Bacolato.
BaoerdotaL a. BacerdotaL
Baobel, «i8aqaiUo, talegaUla. Y.SaicheL
Sack, 9. Baoo; aaoa; saoaeo; vino dolee de
Canariae; beta de mujer.
To Sack, w. Saqnear ; enaaear.
Sackbat, «. (MA&) Sacabnefae.
Sackdoth, «. Arplllera, brea; oilldo.
Backer, t. Baqurador.
Sackfol, «. CosUI 6 saoo Heno.
Back-poasot, «. Boblda de leche j Tlno doloe
deCanarias.
Saorament, «. Sacramento; el aacramento de
la Eacarlstia. To r^Hve Vie tacrameni^
Comnlgar.
8a6ramentaL a. BaeramentaL
^aoramentaliy, ad. SacramentalmMite.
Sacred, a. Si^rado, conaagndo; Invlolabla
Sacredly, ad, Sagradamente, rellgloeamente.
Baeredneaa, a. Santldad.
Saerlflo, a. Saeriflcante.
Saorifloable, a. SaorlfloabK
BaorlAcator, s. Sacrlflcador.
Baorlflcatory, a. Bacriflcante.
To Sacrifice, va. Saorlficar, lomolar; aban-
donar; matar.
Sacrifice, 9. Sacrifldo; renondaclon.
Sacrlficer, «. Sacrlflcador. [clos.
Saorlflcial, a, Lo one pertenece a loe sacrffl-
Sacrllege, a. Sacrllegia
Sacrllegloaa. a. Baerilego.
SacrilegiooBiy, ad. Saenleffamcnte.
Sacrlrt, BacHatan, a. 8ae*1^n.
laeris'T, a Saeristia.
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SAI
Bad(d^THata.p«na«llTo; infbasto;
toao; malo; emol: oecuro; molertn.
Tc Sadden, wkjm^ Entristooer, ooftBdrtar;
poner triate; entriitaoexML
Saddle, a. Billa de montar. (S. Amm.\
Oalteago. aUla de i caballa JSaddU ^
thTboS^rU, (NiML) Alaa del hmamta.
Saddle o/fHuttom, Loa lomoa de <
iiaddle.bow,AnML Saddia^doiJLU
tlliadedlla. Saddle-tree, ¥ntU ^9
PaoA>.aad<tte, Basto, albarda.
To Saddle, vo. EnaiUar; cargac
Saddle-backed, <l Ancbo de ^ppaUaa.
Saddle-gaUed, a. Laatfaaido de l» ai&a
(Mez!)DceolUido, deapelleiado.
Saddle-maker, Swldlac; e. SWero.
Saddtorr, a. Uorr^ de talabartero 6 sSlcra.
Saddle-bags, a. pJw Alforiaa. (Hex.) Co^bI-
Uon \hw% Herido de peligiei
Sadlj, ad, Mlaerablemente, nuO. SatB^
8adneas,«. Triatexa. peaadombre, metneoGia
Safe, a. Segnro, Ubre de petigrow-^ai De»-
peoaa.
Stfe-eoBdnei, a. GonToy, aalToooadocteL
Safegoard, «. Salvagnardia, defeoaa; carts
deaegnrldad.
To Bafogoard, va, Qaardar, proteger.
Safely, ad. Sin pellgro, fellxnientet
Safeneae, Safety, s. Segorldad, reajgoardi^
■alramento. (atOL
Safflower, $. (Bot) Asafran bastardo, carta-
SaflWm, 9. (Bot) Amftan.
To Bag, vn. Colgar toacamenteu 7b a«^ it
leewtrd, (Nin.) Iree h la ronza.
Sagadona. a. Sagaz, tIto, aatil.
Si^jadonaly, ad. Bagacmente
Sagackraaneafl, Sagacity, a. Sagaddad; pe-
netradon, sutileoca.
Bagapennm, a Sagapeno, eeraplno, rtNaa.
Bagathy, a. Began (eatamefla t^kk eoort
"^ (Bot) BalTlfc Babio, fl1deofe.-«.
ilo; pradente.
Sagely, ad, Bablamente; cnerdameota.
SagenoBB, a. Sabldnria; pradencia.
Rjgtffitl, a, SagltaL
Bagittary. fttgUtarina, a. (Astr.) Sa^citariOL
Saglttated, a. Sagital, en forma de saeU.
Sago, 8. (Bot) Sinil, aagfi.
Salo, a. fiialca, embarcadon tnrea.
Sail, 9. (N&o.) YcUl Maim-iaiL Vela ma
▼or. /bre-antf, Trlngaetck Jfiaeia aia<;
Meeana. Stay-wti, vela de eat^y.
To Sail vn^ Dar k la vela ; naT^ar.
Sailcloth. «. Lena.
Sailer, a. Navio, bngae. (Tood 6JUie «alte>
Navio velero. V. Sailor.
Bail-loft, a. Tlnglado de velaa.
Bailmaker, a. MaoBtro de relaa.
Bailor, a Martnero. SaUor^$ tooffet, Mc*
das, aoldadaa.
Sailyard, a. Vcrga.
Salnfuin, a. (Bot) Mlelga, ptpirigaUoL
Saint, a. Santa [d«t
To Saint «o^ Ganontsar.— m. Ftoslr aaoH
Sainted, a, Santo; ptadoso, virtnoaa
Saintlike, a. Lo que es prc^o de saatot.
SalntHneaa, a. Bantidad.
Saintly, ad, Santamente ; pladosamaQt^
Saintablp, a. Bantidad.
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SAL
Uke, a. Caiuai motlTO, fin, olijato, nsoo;
amor, retpeto, eoDBidenokMi.
8«k«r, «. (Art) Saort. (Oni.)8«anw
Sakeret, a. (Om.) £1 More maebo.
Salable, a. Vendible
Balablj, ad, De manoni rendlble.
Balaeloaa. a, Salaz, lasdro, l^Jorioeo.
SalaetouBlj, ad. Lasdvamenta.
BaaM^osneea, Salacity, a. Baladdmi. laaoi-
Tia, li^aria. [oUraa.
Salad, •, Enealada. Saiadrdl, Aoeite do
Salamander. «. Salamandn^ aalamanqoeaa.
SalamanderVhair 6 wool, «. (Mln.) Aabesto ;
amiantOL [dra.
Salamandrlne, a. Semejaate k la aalaman-
SalamnKmlao, «. Sal amonJaoo.
Salary, «. Salarlo. [da, anbaata.
Sale, & Tenta. Sale ly aucttoi^ Almono-
tSalebrona, a, A'spero, dedgnaL
Salep, «. Salop, raix seea del aattrion.
Sderatofl, t, Eepeeie do potaaa reflnada.
Salesman, «. Sopero; rendedor.
Salework, 9, Obra adoeenada.
Salio, a. SAlloa. z&Olo to«o, Ley silica.
SaUent, a, Saltante, saliente, saledlxo.
SaUflable, a. (Qoim.) Salifleablo.
Saline, Salinoaa, a. Sallno. [Hna
Salineness, «. La propledad de lo qne ea sa>
SaHTa, «. Saliva. [Toaow
SaUval, SaUvary, SaliTons, a. SaliTal; sail-
To SaUvate, vo. Saliyar, babear.
Salivation, «. Babeo, saUvacion.
Sallet, SaUeUns, & Ensalada. Y. Salad,
Sallow, «. (Bot) Sana.— <!. Cotrino, amari-
no, pilido, nyido.
SallowneBB, & Palides, amaritlox, Uvldex.
Sally, & (Mil.) Salida. I'mpeta ; arrancada ;
despropMto; bnmorada, extravaflanela.
SialHM </«ea, Agndezas, rugosk SalUet
YyouOi^ Ylreias de jdvenes.
xe Bally, vn. Salir, baoer una salida.
Sallyport, «. (Fort) Snrtida.
Salmagvndi, «. Samloon.
Salmon, 9, (lot) Salmon. Salmon louatj
Lombrlz del sahnon.
Salmon-tront, & (lot) Tmcha sahnonada.
Saloon, a. Salon; sala grande. [dva
Salt «^ Sal; agadeia.— a. 8alado; salaz, las-
To Salt va, Salar.
Saltation, s. Saltadon ; palpitadon.
Saltatory, a. Salton.
Salt-boz, «. CJi^a para la sal en la coelna.
Salt-eat $. Tenon de saL
Salt-oellar, §. Salero.
Salter, «. Salador; sallnera
Saltern, $. Salina.
Saltboose, «. Y. SatUm. [Andres.
Saltier, «. (Bias.) Sotoer, ems 6 aepa de sen
tSaltlnbanoo, «. Saltlmbanoo; ebarlatan.
Salflngutnb, «. Saladero.
Saltish, Salty, a. Sabroso, algo salada
SaltlesB, a Soso, desabrldo, Disalso.
Baltly, ad, Baladamente.
Salt-minea, a. Mines de sal ; sallnas^
Saltroaker, a. Sallnero^ el qne trabiO* ®n l**
Saltman, a, Saltnero, el qne rende saL
Salfc-marsh, «. Saladar 6 marisma.
grt»ieat, A Game salada; eectna; tasaj;.
SaltmeCer, a, Medidor de saL
SAN
Saltness, a, Sabor de sal; saladura.
8aItpetro,«.Nitro,8aUtre. 8aUpatr6-A(ma\
SaUtreria. /SnABp^trv-maJber, Salitrera
Sabpan, Saltpit «. Salina.
Salt«pring^ a. Fnente de agu* salada.
Satt^b, A Saladera
Salnbrions, a. Salnbre, salndable.
Salabrity, Salabrlousness, «. Salnbrldad.
SalntarinesB, a. Salubridad.
Salutary, a. Salubra, sano, salatifera
Salntation, a. Salntadon. \!f^'^^
To Salate, vo. Saladar ; besar. (Mil) Hacer
Salute, «r8iilatadon;be8o. (MU.)BalTa.
Salnter, a. Sahidador.
SaluttferoQB, a. Sahitifero, saludablo.
Salvability, SalTablene8^ a, La poaibilidad
desalvarse.
Salvable, a. Lo que pnede salvarsoL
Salvage, a, Derecho de salvamento.
Salvation^ Salvadon.
Salve, «. jEmplasto: nngSento. Lip-aakfe,
Pomada para loe labioe.
To Salve, ms. Corar eon emplastoa
Silver, a, Salvllla, band^ [exoepeton.
Salvo, a, Beservadon, exdusa, eeo^Mitorla;
Same, a. Mismo, idtotioo.
Sameness, a, Identldad.
Samlet a, Salmon peqnefia
Sampbir^ a. (Bot) Hlnqjo marino. [tron.
Sample, Sampler, a. Mnestra; ejemplo; p»-
To Mmple^ 90, ^empUflear; ifar qjemplo.
Sanable, a. (Pooo nsada) Sanablei [si
Sanableneas, «. La calidad de lo que pnede
Sanation, a, Cora, eoracion.
Sanative, a. Curativo. [remedia
SanativenesB, a. La virtnd eoratlva de nn
Sanetiflcation, a, Santlfleadon; consagra-
don.
Sanotifler, a, Santifleador.
To Sanotuy, va. Santiflcar. [santok
Sanctimoiuoua, a, Pareoldo 6 semejante A
Sanctimoniottsly, ad. Oon santimonla.
Sanctimoniousness, a. Aparlenola de santl-
dad.
Sanctimony, a. Santimonla; beateria.
Sanction, a. Sandon; ratlfloadon; ley; de-
oreta
Sanctitade, Sanctity, a. Santldad.
tTo Sanctnarixe, va, Servir de sagrado.
Sanctuary, «. Santuario: reftaglo; sagrada
Sanctum-sanctorum, a. Sanctasanotornm.
Sand, a. Arena; arenaL (Mez.) Manmyita.
To Sand, «a. Snarenar, cubrir oon arena.
Sandal, a, Bandalia.
Sandarach, a. Sandaraca; grasa; grasUla.
Sand-ba^ a, (Fort) Saco de arena.
Sand-bun. a. (QuinL) Baflo de arena.
Sand-blind, o. Oorto de vista.
Sand-box; «. Salvadera. [gd.
Sandboz-troe, a, (Bot) Hura, espede de no
Banded, a, Arenoeo. arenlsoo: pecoso.
Sanders, a. (Bot) Sindalo (Arbol).
Sandever, Sandiver, a, Anatron.
Sandish, a. Arenlsoo.
Sandiz, a. Sandlz, minlo, fermellon.
Sandpaper, «. Papd de H)*.
Sandpit, a. ArenaL mina de areaiL
Sandstone, «. Piedra aredsca.
Sandy, a. Arenoso* areoisoo; sudto; rui)
Sane a. Sana
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iilaneiMWii, A Banidad; nolMMUdtd.
han$,prel de 7b Sinff.
Baogoiferoua, a. Sangnilbro; saognlflcitiTo.
Bmngniflcation, t. 8«ngaiflakcl<m. [■•iicra>
Bansuifler, & Lo que m poede oonrertir en
To Sangniiy, ttn. banguincar, oriar aangra.
BanirainarlneaeL «. Lo qua oonsUtajre 4 bbo
aanfmlnario 6 crneL [inano.
Sanguinary, ci^ Bsngiilnarlo; crael, iuhn-
BanfTulne, a. Sanguineo; sanguino; ar-
diente, violento; eonfiado; fiangnlDarIa,
pMra de color r»jo. [menta.
Bangukiely, ad. Ansloeamentef ardienta-
Banguinenesa, 9. Anbelo. anaia; oonfiansL
Bangutneona, a. 8anguino; sanguiaao.
Bancttlnoleot, a. Sanimlnolento. [drlo.
Banbedrlin, «. Sanedrin. Banbadrla 6 stne-
Baniole, •, (Bot) Saoicuia.
Banleai t. Banlea, aanfe, podre, puib
Baniooa, a. Puruleoto, sanioeo, teorosou
Baolbr, «. Juicio sano, sentldo oomon ; sanl-
SantoD, a. Santon, mot^e 6 fraUe tnroa
Bap.<.Savia. (MlL)Zapa.
To Sap, eo. Zapar; miiMr.— vfk Obrar b^)o
de nuua Has Indiaa.
fiapan-wood, 9. Bapan, madera do tlnte da
Bap-green, a. Verda del Jugo del ramna
Bapltl, a. Sabroao, goatoso.
Sapidity, 8apidnoa^ «. Sabor, gnato.
Sapience, M. Babidoria, si^>lenda.
Sapient, a. Sabio.
Sapiential, a. Sapiendal; inetmctlTO.
8^>leeB, a. Sin savia; sooo, conaumidok
BapleMiiesa, 9, La calidad de la planta qae
ae aeca por iklta de aavla.
BapHng, a. Bennero. [nieeo.
Si^naoeooa, Saponary, a. Jabonoeo. tapo-
Bai>or, a. Sabor.
Beporiflc, a, Saporffera
Sapper, «. (Mil) Zapador.
Sappbio, a. SAfloo, eapeole de Torsa
Bappbire, 9. Zb&t 6 sailro.
Sappbirine, a. Zaflrino: becho de zaflra
Bappineaa, a. Jngoaidad.
Sappy, a. Jngoao; JAren, tieraa
Saraband, a. Zarabanda, tafiido y danza.
Sarcasm, a. Barcasmo, Ironia, burla picante.
Sarcaatle, Barcaatical, a. Mordaz, picanto,
acre, lareastica imente.
Saroaatlcally. n<f. Mordazraentc; sarcaatiGa-
Sarcenet, a. Tafetan senoillo.
To Sarole, «o. Escaidar.
Baroooolla, a. Barodoola, goma de Persia.
Baroology, a: Sareologia.
Sarcoma, a. Sarcoma, tumor.
Saroopbagona, a. Carnivoro.
BaroopbaguB, a. Saro6fago, acpnicro.
Baroopbi^, & La eostumbre de comer
came.
Baroolation, «. Eecardarlnra.
darootio, a. (Cir.) 6arc6Uoo. [eioaa.
Sardine, Sardonyx, a. Sarddnix, piedn pre-
Sardonic, Sardonian, a. 8ard6nlco.
Bik,9,y. Shark J Shirt
Bsrpller, a. ArpiUera.
Baraaparilla, Sana, a. (Bot) Zaxxaparrllla.
t6ara^a. Cedaxoflna
Yto Bame, to, Oemer eon cedaio. rona
to Baah, vo. Poner nna banda 6 oefifnor A
T«4
SAV
Bath, II (MIL) lUa de aeda; eaiSdor, dote
Sash^/rom4, VMrioaa ootredia. JSatk'
fmakm', Fibrieaote de baitftdonada p««r
taa 6 ventanaa eorredlBaa.
Sash-window, a. Yeiitana oonediaL
Sa8taAraa,«L (BoL) BaaafraiL
Bat, preL del ▼er)K> To SiL
Satan, a. SatanasL
Satanic, Aatanical, a. Dlab61ioo, InllmML
Sataaically, ad. Diab^lleamentcu
Sataotam, a. Indinadonea penreiaaa, fa.
Satchel, a. Bnijaca 6 boraaea; mochUa, bo^
Satellite, a. BatcHte.
8ateUitiou^ a. Rodeado de sat^litca. [iw
To Satiate, To Bate, vo. Badar ; hartar ; «•(»
Satiate, a. Harto; eaelado: ■atoradou
Satiety, 9, Badedad, faartnra.
Satin, a. BaM, tela de aeda loatroaa.
Satinet, a. Basete: aotonia arrasada.
Satire, «L BiOra.
Satiric, Batirieal, a. Batirloa
Satirtcally, a<L Batiricamente.
Satirist, 9. Esciltor de aiitiraa, antor aatMeei
To Satlrlxe, ««. Batirizar, mot^Jar con aiM-
ra& [raelrs.
Satisfkction, 9, Batisikeeion ; oontttoto ; rep^
Batifllkotorlly, ad. Satjsflujtoriameate.
Satlafltctory, a, Batlafactoria
To Satiaiy, iM, Batlafacer ; reoompeoau; r»>
svcir; fadar.— «!•. SanKftoer, pagar.
Satrap, a. B^trapa.
Batorable, a. BatnraVle.
To Satarate, va. (Quhn.) Batarar
Satnratioa, a. Batoradon.
Saturday, a. Bibado.
Satority, a. Batnradon.
Batom, A Batomo; ploma
BatnmaUaa, Ow SatnmaL
Batnmian, a. Fella, dlchoao^ [elaaa
Satomlne, a. Saturalnoi, ineIano6UaO| alhA-
Sa^,a.BAtiTa
8aace,a. Balsa.
To Baaoo, «a. Ck>ndimentar. aazonar.
Bancebox, 9, La perBOoa dearersoaaafda y
atrevida.
Saucepan, a. Caso peqnefia
Saneer, a. Salsera; platlUo.
Sandly, ad, DeeTergonaadamenta
Sandnees, a. Deecaro, tneolendiL
Saudsse, a. (Art) Salchtefaa.
Bandsson, a. (Mil.) Balcblcbon.
Ban«r, a. Dcecarado. atrevldo: Inaolaata. .
To Saunter, en. Biltrotear, ealUjtear, aona-
tear.
Sansage, a. Salchieha; aalcbichon ; batitet^
Savage, a. y a. 8alTi\)e, birbaro, tnculiow
Bayagdy, ad. BArbarameate.
BaTagenesa, Bavagory, a. BalTi()eiia; barba-
ric; feroddad, cruddad.
Savanna, «. (So. Am.) Sabana, prado grastdn
To Save, «aw Salvar ; nbrv de peligro ; Fer-
rer; economizar, evitar; xeaervar; olia-
tACQiO.
Save, ad» Bdvo, ezcepto.
Baveall, a. Balondta (taboada) 6
para eonsninlr loa cabitoa de laa Yalta.
Saver, 9, Llbertador; ahomdor.
Bavin, A (Bot) Bablna.
BaTfteg; a, Ahomtlvoi, eeoaterieo.— a. B
nomb, ahono.'-prep. Faara de^
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fiftviDgly, adL Sooii6iaieain«ate.
BftvingiMi^ A Ahono; ooonomlft: finiimU-
Barioar, •, Sttlrador, el Bedeator dol gdo«-
nbamana
Savor, B. Olor; sftbor, gusto. [ber; oler.
To Savoi; «& jr n. QoAtar: palAoiMrae; m-
BftTorilf , odL Con ffosto, ttorosameata.
8ftvorln«M| «. Palaaar; fragrsnoia.
Savoty, «. (Bot) Ajedreik
Savoiy, a. Fraffranto; labrMOw
Savoy, «. (Bot) Kapoole do col 6 bena.
Saw, t. Sierra. MandMW^ Serrucho de
mano. Tenon^ato. Sierra de ingletea.—
prfl del verbo 2b 5ml
To Saw, va. Sorrar, aserrar.
Sawdust, A Aaerradaraa, serrin.
Sawer, Sawyer, «. Asemdor ; eblqulobaqne.
Sawflsb, A (jet) Prlste, pesciwlo cetioeo.
Sawmill, «. M oUno de aserrar.
Sawplt a. Aserradero.
Saw-wort, •. (Bot) 84NTfita1a.
Saw-wrest, «. Uii ustrumento para arreglar
los dientea de una sierra.
Saxifrage, & (Bot) Saxifraga. Pfraga.
Saxifragooa, a. Que tieoe la virtnd de la sax-
Say, «. Tejldo de lana 6 estameAa.
To Say, va. Decir; bablar; alegar, aflnnar.
Saying, «. Dicbo ; adagio; sentencia; reftan.
Scab, a. Costra de ana berida 6 dloera;
roAa: aamosoj rcrfkoso. [6 berida.
To Scab, «n. Criar ouetra sobro alguna llaga
Scabbard, a Vaina de eapada; lUnda de bo-
ton ; oida; oobertura.
Scabbed. Scabby, a. Saraoso, rofiosa
Bcabbedness, Scabbinesa, a. La calldad qae
eonsUtuye & ano sarnoso.
Scabious, a. Sarnoso.— a (Bot) Escablosa.
Scabrous, a. Escabroeo, desiffual, ispero.
Scabrouanesa, a. Eaeabroeidad.
Scabwort, «. (Bot) Escabiosa.
Scaffold, t. Tablado; cadalso; aodanda
To Scaffold, «a. Conatruir tabladoa: enta>
blar.
Bcalfoldaga, $, Oalaria; tabladow
Scaffolding, t. Gonatruooion de tabladoa 6
andamioau
Scalable, a. Lo que se puede escalar.
Scalade, Scalado, «. (MIL) Esoalada.
Scalary. a. (Pooo osado.) Qradual.
To Solid, va. Escaldar, quemar eon algnn
Uquido callente.
Scald, Scaldbead, 9. Tifia, espede de lepr^
Scald, <K TiAoso; vU, rain, miserablew
(A«S Ubra,
SCE
[dad. To Scalp, wk Levantar los tegmnentoa 6 or
Scale, 8. Balanzm , , ,
escalon, OHcala : saroa; liunioa pequeAa de
aljran metal (Mat) Esoala 6 piUpi^
To Scale, va. Escalar; balaaoear; oecamar;
allanar; eaparclr.-Hm. Desoostrarsa
Scaleboard, «. Astilla de madero.
Scaled, a. Esoamoeo: subido.
Scalene, «. (Oeom.) Triangalo escalono.
Soalinesa, a. Escamosidad.
Scaling, a. E^oamadura; c«calada> Scaling'
laddarst Escalaa de siOo.
BcalUon, «. (Bot) Aaealonia, cobolleta.
Scallop, 9, (let) Peine. Keoortaduras; ro-
eorte,onda.
To Scallop, «a. Festonear ; aaar oetraa.
Soalp^ a. uineo ; tnp^
pellejo que cabren el cr&nea
Scalpel, a. (Cir.) Eecalpelo; bistorL
8oalping'knife,«. (Cir.) Cuchillo para quitor
el pellciio y came del crinea
Scaly, a. Esoamoso. [bie.
ToScamble^«n.Desperdloiar. Y. 7h Seram'
Soambltng, a. Disipadon; desperdioia — a.
Disipado; eaparoida
Scamblingly, cut, Esparddamento.
Scammooy, «. (Bot) Eacamonoa. [rosa.
To Scamper, «a. Uuir, ponttr pi^s en polvo-
To Scan, va. Esoudrlfiar; examinar; medlr
onyersok
Scandal, a. £so4ndalo. [oacandallsar.
To Scandal, To Scandalize, vcu Difamar;
Scaodaloaa, a» Escandaloeo; yergonioao;
irfensivo.
Scandalooaly, aeU Escandalosamente.
bcandaloosness. «. Lo que oonatituye i ana
oosa escandalosa.
Scandalam magnatum, «. (For.) DUkmadon
de un par de Inglaterra.
Scanden^ a. Snbioero. [men.
Scansion, a. La medida do loa versoa; ex&-
To ik^ant, va. Escasear, limitar; eetrechar.
Scaut, a, Eecaso; corto: angoato; raro.
Scantily, Scantly, ad. Esca«amente.
Scantiness, Scautnees, a. Etitrecbez; esca-
sez; peqnei^cz.
Scantling, a. Cuartone& (NAu.) Las gruaa
de tablas.— <x. PequeAo, corto, escaso.
Scanty, a. Y. Scant.
Scape-gottt, a. Hazmerdr ; testa fdrreiL
8ci4)e-grace, a. Tunante, perdido.
Scapula, a. Ksc&pula, omoplato.
Sc^mlar, Scapulary, a. Escapulot
Scapulanr, «. Escapulario.
Scar a. Cicatrix. (let) Escaro.
To Scar, va. Haoer alguna berida 6 dcatrix.
Scaramoucb, «. Botai^ bufon.
Scarce, a. Escaso; rara [que.
Scarce, Scarcely, ad. ApSnas, no bion, luego
Scarcenesa, Sout^ty, «. Careetia, penuru^
esoasez; rareza. [midar.
To Scare, va. Espantar; amedrentar, inti-
Scarecrow, a Espanti^o.
Scarf; a. Banda.
To Scarf, va. Ponor on vestido sin apro-
tarle; ensamblcr.
Scar&lcin. $. Cutioula, epiddrmli
Scarification, a. Escariflcadon, at^ura.
Scarifier, Scarlflcator, a. Escarifloadoi^ si^
dor.
To Scarify, va. Sijar.
Scarlet a. Escarlata; color fino de carmeiL
Scarlet-fever, a. Escarlatlna, alfombrUla.
Scarlet-oak. a. (Bot) Cosooja.
Scarp, a. (Fort) Esoarpa.
tSoatcbov^ Oalocbas, zancoa.
Scats, «. Y. £XMZ<a. (let) L^a.
To Scath, va. Desbaratar, destrolr
Scath, a. Desbarato, desbarato.
Scathful, a. Destructlvo.
To Scatter, va. Eeparclr; dlsipar.— cf^ Ea
pardne. desparramarse.
Scatterinc^y, ad, Eaparddamente.
Scavenger, a. Basnroro; banrendero; Ictif
nero; badnero.
Scene, A Esoenik
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Soenerj, a, PenpcctiTi,'|Ndaid«; dMoradon
teatnl, so osa solo en plnraL
8o«nic, a. Esctotoow
^Seenogfaphlcal. a, SsoenogrAfleo.
Soenograpbloally, a<2. Eeeenofp'iflctme&to.
Boenographr, c Escenografljt [tro.
, Boent, «. Olnto; fnigranolA, hediondex; m-
To Scent, vet, Oler; perftimar.
Boentleea, a. Lo que no tiene olor.
Soeptlc. a E8c«p«loo. Y. Skeptic.
Soeptlclsin, $. Eaceptlclsmo. v . StepHcUm,
Boeptre, «. Getro, InalgnU do los empera-
doreevreyee.
Beeptrea, a. Lo qne llera eetro ; real, regla
BdiednJe, «. EsqueU; c6dula; iDTontario;
docnmento.
Bcheellnm, «. (Mtn.) Tongsieno, on metal
Bcbemo, «. Treta; proyecto; plan, modelo.
Bohemor, ScbemaUBt, t. Proyectlsta, InTon-
donera
Schism, «. Clsnia.
Sehlsmatie, Sohbmatiea], «. y a. Glsmatica
^chlsmattoUly, adU OlsmiMcaznenta
Scholar, «. £stadlante; dlsoipalo; hombre
erndfto, doeto 6 literato.
SdioUnhip, «. Lfteratora; erndidon, <\eii'
da; edaeadon Utersria; beca.
Bcholastie, a. Esool&stloo; pedantesco.
BcboIaBtica], a. EscoUBtioo, escolar, estn-
dlantiL
Seholastically, ad. EsoolAsttoamente.
Scholiast, 9. Eflcollador; anotador, glosador.
BcboHon, SchoUam, •, Eaoolla
School, «. Eacnela. Boardina'9ohoa^ Pn-
pilirie. Fmeing-^chocl, Sala de esgrlma.
To School, va. Instrnir, ensenar; amaestrar.
School-book, 9, Un llbro naado en las escao-
laB.
Schoolboy, ». Nlfio de escQcIa.
Scboolfellov, 9, Oondisdpnlo.
School-house, 9. La eseaela.
Boboolmaid, «. Kifia de escnela. [Uetloa.
Schoolman, 9. £1 eecrltor de teologia eaeo-
Schoolmaster, & Maestro de escneht
Schoolmistress tf. Ifaestra de nlf&os 6 nifiaa
Schooner, A (Nab.) Ooleta.
Sdatherio, Sdatherical, a. Lo qne pertenecc
& los relojes de soL
Sciatica, Sdatic, «. Olitica, anfisnnedad.
SdaticMl, a. Ci&tioo.
Sdence, «. Cl^nda, sabldoiia; eertidambro.
Sdentiao, Sdentifloal, <k aentifloo.
SdentifloaHy, odL Olentiflcamente.
Sdmltar, a. Glmitarra.
BdntUlant, a. Contellantei
To Sdotillate, «ik Ohlspear, centellear.
Sdntlllatlon, 9. Ohispazo.
Sdolist, 9, Esdolo, semisabio.
Sciolona. a. Ksdolo, semierudito, semlsal io.
Bdomachy, «. Pdea con las eombras, corn-
bate bntiistleo.
Sdon, 9. Verdognillo, ehnpon, rfistago.
Bdoptlc, a. Un globo de madera para cclo-
car en h\ nn lenta
Bdrrhoslty, «. Esdrrosidad.
Bdrrhons, a. Esdrroso.
Sdrrhas, «. EsdRo, tninor sin dolor.
tSdssible, A Uendibla
Bdssion, « Obrte, division, teparadon.
tetssorsi^j^ T|)erMi
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tSdasnre, «. dsoii) hendednra.
Sclerotic, A Siolerdtica; membraiw dal «m
To Scolt Vfi. Mofkrse, barfarse; bacerbor^
Sooft 9. Mofk, eseamio, borla.
Scofrer, a. MofiMlor.
Seoffinffly, odL Con molk y eseamio.
To Soold, «A y «. Boinfiar, reAir. A
ina-matck^ (Fsm.) Una pdofcen.
Scold, 9f. BegaAona, regafiadora.
Scolder, «. Begaikm, regafiadoK
Scollop, a. (I<£) Peine. Y,8oaUop^
Scolopendra, a (Eat) Enolopendrat c
plw.
Scomber, a. (lot) Esoombro.
Sconce, a. Baloarte. (Y11I9.) Gabau; <
nncopla. (Mex^Psntalla; innltak
To Sconce, va. (Ynlg.) Moltar;
oooltar.
Scocm, «. Cnchara 6 oncharan. (N&o.) Ter-
tedor, aohlcador. [dor; caTar, aooaw.
To Scoop, TO. Sacar eon eoohara 6 adik»>
Scooper, 9, El qne achiea 6 socava ; eera-
dor.
Scope, a. Objeto, fln, Intento; espado; ear>
rera; Hb^rtad; lieenda. 7b havejirm
9cop9t Tener carta blanca.
Scorbntie, Seorbntical, a. Escoibfitleo.
ScorbnticsUy, €uL Gon propenaton k <
bnta ""^
To Scorch, im. Chamnsear;
Soordlnm, «. (Bot) Bsoordio.
Score, «. Moeeoa, canalita; Ilnea, rays; eoia-
sideradon; razon; Ydntena, veinta.
To Score, vo. Apnntar, seotar algona daada
Scoria, a. Esoona, hex.
Scorlona, a. Hedento, feeolentow
To Boom, va.7 n, Deqtredar ; desdefiar;
moflu- ; borlane de^
Boom, a. Deaden; oprobrlo; damieata
Scomer. a. Desdefiaoor, asoameeedor.
ScomfbL a. Desdeftoeo, insolente;
Seomf ally, ad. Desdefkadamentow
Scorpion, a. Esoorpion, alaeran.
Scorpion-wort, a. (Bot) Terba del alacna.
Scot, a. Escoto. Soot and let, Btnthm
psrroqnlalea. Seot/ree, Libre de eeoots;
impone.
Scot 9, Eaeocea, el natlTO de Bwoda.
To Scotch, wk fiBoopIear.
Seotcfa, a. Gortadnra, corta,lnd8toii.
Scotch, Scottish, a. Esoocea, lo pertMie>
dente i Bsooda. QadM, ddgadia
Scotoh-eoUope. a. pL Temeim ooitada «a U
Scotoher, 9. Atraresafio.
Sootdi-flddle. 9. (Tnlc.) Bania.
Sootomy, «. Esootomuk.
Scoondrel. a. Belitre, bergante, nn picara
Scoondrdism, a. Picardiai bi^eKa; briboua
da. [eactf.
To Seoar, va. Freynv, estreRar; linnplar; eB>
Boonrer, 9. Llmplador, saca-manefaas; eor>
redor.
Soonrge.^; Aiote; easUgo; calamidad.
To Booorge, €a. Azotar, csstimr. mortifieai.
Sconiger, a. Axolador. mortlfl.3adqr*
Booming, 9. DIarrea, wa^o de rtentra.
To Bccnuae. «& Oambiar, troesr, penantar.
Bcoiit a (MIL) Deseabridor ; ezploiadflr
oeatinela aTanaada; eqila.
To Sconti «fl..(MlL) Beeonooer secrotamanla
Digitized by VjOOQlC
SCR
600T6], 8, Bsoobon; lanads.
To Boowl, 9H, Mirar oon c^o; poner malft
eara; enfUmiftaarse.
Boowl, A G^o, Bobreec))ou
Scowling; M. £1 acto de mirar de sobreocja
BoowUnglj, ad. Con eefio.
To Scrabble, vn. Arafiar ; manosear.
Scrag, M. Gnalqiiier ooea flaca 6 maoUenta.
Scragged, a. A'^»ero, deeigaaLesoabroeo.
Seraggedneas, ScraggineaB, a. iTlaqiieca; as-
pereza. [nada
Scraggy, a. A'q)ero, deelgaal; flaoo, deecar-
To Scramble, eiK Haccr esfbenoe para agar-
rar alguna ooea; arrapar, apadar; trepar.
Bcrambie, «. Dlspnta, oontlenda; arrebatl-
fla; trepa. [agarrar algo ; trepador.
Berambler. «. £1 que dtopata oon otro per
To Seranon, va, Ronzar, oasoar.
Scrannel, a. Lo qne reeblna 6 bace nn mldo
desapadble. [Pedadto de papel.
Bcr», *. Ulga^tL; eobraa. Scrap qfpap^r^
To Scrape, ikx. 7 n. Baor, raapar ; arafiar.
To aerotM otd, Borrar.
6cn^>e, «. Enredo: embaraao; empefia
Scrape-penny, a. Arafiador de dinero, hom<
bre ayarlento.
Scraper, $. Baacador; arafiador de dinero 1
es&egadera. (N4a.) Raaqaetaa.
To ScraCcb, vck Sascar; raer; garrapstear;
raagofiar.
Scratch, & Sasgnflo, aralSo, raeoadnra.
Scratck^ Grletaa en loa pite de loa ca-
baUooL
Scratoher, 9. Arallader.
Scratchlnglr, ad. AraOando, raacando.
Scratchwork, a. Plntora al freeoo.
Seraw, i. Sobreflo, miperficf e.
To Scrawl, «a. 7 fk Garrapatear; garaba-
tear: arraetrarse por el snela
Scrawl, A Oarabatoa, garrapatoa.
Scrawler, «. Bl que escribe carabatoa.
Scrav, i. (On.) Oolondrlna de mar.
To Screak, im. Recblnar; chlllar.
To Scream, vn. CbiUar; grltar.
Scream, «. Orito, alarfdo, cbillido.
Screamlnf^ a Oriteria, Toceria.
To Screech, «fk Dar alaridoa 6 cbiUidoa.
Screech, & UhUlitlo, nito, alarldo. [ja.
Scroochowl. a (Om.) Zamaya 6 snmaca-
Screen, A Biombo, mampara; gnarda ftiego;
crtba, hamero. [ner.
To Screen, «a. Abrlgar, ocnltar ; oribar, eer-
Sorew. A Tomillo. Female fcreto, Tnerca.
Oork-^orew^ Tirabnzon.
To Screw, «a. Atomlllar; retoreer; Hw-
zar; oprlmir; estreehar. [garrapatear.
To Scribble, va Eaoarabi^ear, bomifear,
Scribble, A Eecrito de poco m«rIto.
Scribbler, a Eacritor 6 aator de poea note.
Seribe, A Escritor ; notarla f6bUoo; eaerfba.
SerifK A Bolsa, morral, mrron, tuenilla;
c^dnla, eiqnela ; eertiflcado de nn baaoo.
tScrippage, a £1 oontenido de ana cMnla 6
eeqnela.
Scriptory. a, (Poa oa) Eaerito.
ScriptaraI,aBibllco.
Scrlptare, a BMsritara; hi Biblta
Bertrener, a EBcrlbano; noCario nAbUeo:
el qno tiene por ofldo proatar ainero a
interes.
SOU
Soroftila, A LamparoA. eecr^fbU.
SoroAilons, a. £acroftiloaa
Scroll, A El rollo qne conUene an escrito.
To Scrab, «a. Eatregar, limplar eon on ea*
tropi^
Scrub. A Belitre; estropi^; eacobaTiqJa.
Scrubby. Scrubbed, a, Eetrop^oao ; vil, dee*
predablA
Scruff. A y. Soutf, [tidad mny peqnefia.
Scruple, A fiaor6palo ; dnda ; oualquiera can-
To Scruple, «a. SacrnpnUiar.
Scrupler, A Escrupuloea
Scrupoloaity, a Eacmpoloaldad. [roaa
Scrupulous, a* Esorupuloso, dndoacs teme-
Scrupulooaly, ad, Eacmpnloaamente.
Sorupulouaness, a Escropaloaidad.
Somtable, a. Eacndriflable.
Scrutatlon, a Escudrifiamiento; averigua'
don, peaqniaa.
Scrutator, a Eacudrlnador.
Scrutinona, a. Curioso. [Inquirir.
To Scrutinize, va, Eacudriflar, avenguar,
Scrutiny, a Eacrotinio, ayeriguiMdon.
Scrutoire, a Eaoritorio, papelera. [prlmir.
ToScruzcMkApretar. To tonme oui^'&x.'
Scad, A Chaparron, torbion.
To6cad,9ii.Haiiaeu (Nia.)Correr rApida-
mente en ana borrasca. [Betoxo.
Sea£SeiAQaimera;contienda,rlna. (Fam.)
To SoufBe, tn. Be&ir, pelear. (Fam.) Beto-
zar.Jagnetear. [panci
To SoaUc,«fi. EsoonderM, eiearrirae, eaoa-
Soulker, a £1 que ae eeoonde por baber be-
chodafka
ScoU, A GrAneo^ caaoo ; cardume, cardtunen.
Seollboat, a Barqoillo, botedto; aerenL
Scollcapk A Gaaooete, tnp^ peluquln.
Soulier, A (N4u.) Bote ae on remero; ro*
merodebotei
Scullery, a Eipetera; fregadero.
ScolUon, A Marmlton. SoulUon tMMCA,
Fregona.
Soolptor, A Escnltor.
Scalptare, a Saealtora. [ler.
To Scalptare, wk Eaculpir, entailer : dace-
Scum, a KaU; eapoma; boi, eacoria; de-
To Scam, Wk Espamar.
Soummer, a Eepamadera, cacharon.
Scnpper-holee, a pL (Nau.) Imboroalea 4
mbomaleA
Scapper-naila, a pi. EstoperoICA
SouH; A Tifia ; caapa de la oabeza ; ooatra de
ana llaga 6 herida. [6 roda.
Scnrflnen, A £leatado delo qae tiene aama
Beariy, a, Bamoao^ roAoea
Scnrrility, a Baldon ; boftmerfa, bofonado.
Soorrlloaa, a. Vfl, groaero; choeante; i^jo-
rioso.
Scorriloaaly, ad, IiOarioaamente.
Scorrilooaneaaji. Improperio, oontomelia.
Searrity, <td. Vilmenu; me»ininamentei,
Scarrinefla, A Boiadad ; malignldad.
Scurry, a Eaoorbnto.— o. £aeorb6tico; vil
ruin.
Scurry-graaa, a (Bot) Godearia.
Scot, A GoUta^rabita
Scutcheon, a Eacudo de
Scutifbrm, a Heebo i manera de aacndx
Scuttle, A Banaeu; t^UUl (Ndo.) £aeot>
Digitized by VjjOOQIC
SEA
lkNi;6M0ttlk. Oahim §euUUt,hamhntm
decamwottt. lb 9«%tUl§ a x4-d, B«>-
B€«,«LMar. £f<ia«y mo, OlMda, mar d« Iota.
BM-«n«moB«. «L AMmoM de mar.
Be*-bank, 9, Orllla d«l mar. [por las olaa.
B«a-beat 8«a-beat«n, a. Battdo 6 golpaado
Boaboar) ad, HiUsia el mar.
Bea-boac, A Kmbareafekm niarlaanL
Sea-bord, Sea-bordwtog, a. Lo <iim eaU p*-
foAo al mar.
Bea-bom, a. NaeMo an la mar, mariDa
8««-bo7, «L (Nia.) Ommeto.
6ea>braach, «. Irnipeton da mar.
Baabream, «. (lot) Besago.
6«a-breese« «. ViaDto da mar. S*a-bri^^
(N&Q.) Carta da mar.
Bea^bailt, a. Constraido para la mar.
Bea-cabbaj^ 8«a-oola-wort, 8ea-kala» «.
(Bot) ^na marina.
Baa-ealC «. Foca d baoarro marino
Bea-oap, «. Oorra da marfnero.
Bea-eaptaln, a. Oapltan da navio.
B«aHtard, a. (Nto.) Bom nAoiiea.
Bea-chart, (Mio.) Oarta da mai
Bea-ooal, a. Oarboa de pledra.
Bea-eoaat, a. CoaU maritlma.
B«a-eob, a, OaTtota. [i
Bea-oompaaa, «. (Nta.) Br<\)ala 6 agi^a da
Bea-oow, 9, Manato, manati, Taca marioik
Bea-do0. t. (let) Y. Short.
Bea-dmgon, •, Arafla d dragon marinow
Bea-fkrer, 9, Marinero, naveganta.
Bea-flirtng, a, Marino, marlnero, naregante^
Bea-reonel, «. (Bot) Hloq)o marina
Boa-Ofltbt, 9. Batalla 6 oombate aaraL
Bea-fltb, & Pea 6 paeca de la mar.
Bea-lbwi, «. Ave mariUma.
Bea-girt, a. Bodeado 6 earoado del mar.
Bea-green, a. Yerdemar.F-«. (Bot) \,3(uei'
ftag9.
Bea>golli 9. (Om.) (HTiota.
Bea-bedgeboff. 9. ((^oneu) Bqniiio.
Bea-lioft, «. Manopa. marsopla d eaebalote.
Bea-boUj, a (Bot) Oardo eorredor.
Bea-holm, a. IsleU no babitada.
Bea-borae. a. Caballo mariao; bfpopdtama
Beal, «.Seiio ; aelladara ; foea, becerrotnarisa
To Beal, «a. Beilar; condair; aflrmar.
Beaied-cartb, 9, Tierra algilada.
Bealtf, 9, Bellador.
Beallng-waz, a. Laera^
Beal-rfng. 9, Bort^a eon sella
Bea-longs. 9. &piuna del mar.
Beam, «. 0)Btara ; eostnron, oieatris. (H4il)
Oostora de lea tablonea.
To Beam, vo. Uaoer eostOKsa, ooier; sofia-
Ur con oicatrloea.
Seamaid, ^ BIraoa.
Seaman, a. Mariaero; tritou.
fleamansbip, a. La perida en la navegadmw
Bea-mvk, a. ValiaL boyik
Beajiew, i>;(Om.) (Javfou.
Beamleaa, a, Incons4Ul, sin coetnra.
Bea-roonater, 9, Moastmo marino.
6ea-4no68, a. CJaroUna d mnago marino
(p'anta de mar>.
Aeaoiater, 9. Coatarara
•as* 4/^ Coatoiera.
708
Beamj, a. Lo que tkoe eoitamb
BeaB,& Eanede de red parapescar. Y.tfrfm
Bea-nympn, 9. Kinik del maiv
Bea-onion, 9, OeboUa albamna*
Sea-ooie, a. Cleno de mar.
Sea-otter, a. Natria marina.
Sea-piece, a. Plntora marUima h naraL
Be»-pool, a. Mariama, lago de ag
Seaport, 9. Paerto de mar. 0
Bear, a. Beco: dioaae de laa plaotaa qiM aa
To Bear, «a. Ointerizar; toatar; eneecar las
eoatnraade an Teatida
To Bearoe, «a. (Poe. oa.) Oemer harina.
Searoe, 9, (Po& na.) Cedaao fine.
Searoer, «. Cemedoc
To Bearcb, «(tv ». Examfnar, ez^orar, «•-
7b aaorcA a ikowea, Bagliiiar
2b
oadriiUr.
nnaoaaa; inqalrir, indagac
>br d iffUr^ Boacar. [oada.
Bearcb, a. B«fflatro; neaqnlBa; bwoa; baa*
Searcher, 9. i^amlnaaor, eseadrlAador, pea-
qulaidoi^ IndagMior, inqolrldor.
Bear-doth, a. Emplaato; eocatado
Sea-risk, %, Biesgo de mar.
Sea-rocket, 9, (Bot) Alga mariaa.
Sea-room, a. (NAo.) Alta mar.
Se»WTer, 9. PlraU; eonaria
Bea-eerpent, «. Berpftente de mar. [asar
Sea-aerrica, a, Elsenrieio da marina 6 da
Sea-shark, «. (let) Tibnron.
Sea-shell, «• (JoBoba marina. niadelmar,
Sea-ahora, Sea-aida a. JUbera, mirieo 6 ori-
Seapdck, a, Marrada
Sea-sioknesa, a. Mareaadento, maraa
Season, & Kstadon ; aacon ; tiempo opor
tano ; sabor, ffnata
To Beaaon, iki. Saionar; eondfmentar; te*
bulr. — fit Bazonarse, madorarsa [rabia
Seasonable, «. Oportono, oonveaieote. Anrv-
Seasonablenesa, il Saxon, oportanidao.
Seasonablj, act. Oportonameaio.
Seaaoner, & Baxoaadoi;
Seasoning, a. Bazon, oimdimento;
Searaoigeon, 9, Clndano de armada.
Sea-sorroonded, a. Bodeado del mar.
Beat, IL Aslento; silia; residenda, ma
ToBeat,«a.Bcntar; aaentar; colocar,i
modar.
Be»*tarm, «. Tdrmlno naval
Bea-Toyage, a. Vii^e de mar. Tela d nnr
Seaward, ad. HAda d mar.-<ct Dtricldo h^
Sea-water, 9, Agoa dd mar, agoa aiUad^
Sea-wave, 9. Ola.
Sea- weed, a. Alga marina; ovik
Sea-woli; a. Lobo marina
Sea-worthy, a. A' propdsito para nangar.
Bebaeto acid, a. A'ddo aebiciea
Bebate, a. Bebato, ad dd iddo aebibieob
BebeiCan, A Sebeata.
Secant, A Seoante.
To Secede^ «fk Apartarae, separarse, dieldlr
Beoeder, a. £1 que se aparta, dlaidenie.
To Beoern, vo. (Fis^) Beeretar.
Beoeesion, a Apartamiento, separadon.
To Bedade, «a. Apartar, esdnir.
Bedudon, & Beparadoa ; exdnsioa.
Second, ct B«g«nda*Hi Padrino; apof«
aoxUio; daansor. [dar; Ikveneoac
To Beoond, •& Apoyar; apadiinar; a/a
Beoondarily, ad. Becondadamantfl^
Digitized by VjOOQlC
SED
teoon^MiDeM, & La propicdad de 0«r m-
eaiMUria fdipotada
' Seooodtfjr, a^ 8eeond«rio. — & I)el«gado,
Booooder, «. £i que «poy« 6 Metiena U pro-
posidon Q ae b* beobo ftlgnn otrou
BccoDd-bAod, «. 8«gaDd* nuuio.'-H». Lo qiM
no M noaro.
Becoadly, ad. En segnodo lagar.
8econd-nte, «. SeguodA claM.
SeooDd-stgbt, il Conoeiroicnto de lo ftitoro.
Secrecy, «. deoreto; sliendo; eoledad.
Secret^ a, Secreto ; retlrado ; oellado.— a 5o-
creta In tecrits Seorotamcnte.
Secretary, «. Secretaria StortiaryU qffioe^
Secretaria.
Secretaryablp, «. Seoretaria. [Secretar.
To Secrete, WL Eaoonder, enoabrir. (MM.)
Secretion, n Secreclon.
SeoretitioaaL a. Segregado^ apartado.
Secretly, aoL Seoretamente.
Secretneea, «. Secreto, aigilo. [don.
c^ecretorr, a. Secretorlo: becbo por aecre-
Sect, 4L Secta, comonidad.
Sectarian, a. y 4l Sectario.
Seotarlsm, a. La IncUnadon & s^oir opi-
niones partlcolares en opoaidon h lo que
tBXk generalmente eetabieddo. [dpnla
Sectary, tSectator, a. Sectario, aecoaa; dU-
SecUoD, a, Seodon; division; articalo.
Sector, a; (Geom.) Sector; oompaa de pro-
pordon. [Seglar, lego.
Secolar, a. Saenlar, aeglar. mondano.— a.
Secularity, Secnlamesa, «. £l apego d laa co-
aasmundana&
Secularly, ad. A.' lo 0<«lar 6 eomo aeglar.
Secolarization, a. Secularizadou.
To Secularize, va, Secnlarizar.
Secandine, a. Secnndina.
Secure, a. Seguro, tranqollo ; descoldado.
To Secure, «a. Aaegurar; aalvar.
Securely, ad. Segurameote.
Becnrement, «. Proteedon, defenaa, amparo.
tSecnreneea, a. Deaculdo, negligenda.
Security, a. Seguridad, flanxa, caudon, pro-
teedon, defeiua, aegura
Sedan, s. Silla de manoa.
Sedate, a. Sereno; apadble; formal, aorlo.
Sedately, ad, Tranqnilamenie, formaimente.
Sedatenesa, «. Serenldad; ealina, quia tad.
Sedative, a, SedaUvo.
Sedentarlneaa, & Pereza, poUronerla.
Sedentary, a. Sedentario; poUron, Hcjo.
Sedge, 9, (Bot) Lirio eapadaflaL
Sediy, a. Cubierto de Urloa eapadaAaloiw
Sediment, a. Sedimento, lies, poao.
Sedition, s. Sediclon; tumnlto; motin.
BeditlouB, a. Sedldoeo, tomultuoao; amo*
tinada
Seditiously, adw Sedldoaamente. [aedidon.
Seditiousneas, a. Tnrbulenda, Indihaeion i
To Sednce, wl Sedodr ; enga&ar.
Bednoor, a. Scductor.
Sedndble, a. Capas de aer aeduddo^
Seduction, Sedueement^ a. Sedaooion.
Seductive, a, Seduetivo; atncUvo; pcana-
alvo.
Sedulity, a, DUinnda, apUeaeloo, abineoc
Bednlona. a. Diflgente, apllcado, ooidadoao.
Seduloualy. ad. Piligentemantfc
Sedulonaneia, a. Abiaeo diligaiMlA.
8£L
See, a. Didoeai o epitoopado.
To 8ee,«a. y n, Yer, observar; oootidenr
oonocer; eonoeblr.
See, inUrif. Mini atiende I
Seed, M. Semllla; simienteu Animal teed,
S6men. Seed qfa/^ii, Pepltn, eoesea
Seed-Jior—t Oaballo padi«. Oriigaa ; pro-
genie.
To Seed, vn, Oranar. [mkA
Seedcalce, a. Torta becba con semillaa t
SeediDee^ e. £1 eatado de lo que eat4 Uenr
de aimiente.
Seedlip, Seedlop, e, Sementero.
Seed-pearl, e, AU^fiur; granilloa de perlaa.
Ueedplot, e. Semillero^ planteL [bm
Seed-time, tSeedneas, il Sementem, atem-
Seedllng; e, PianU de aemiilero. [miUai.
Seedaman, a. Sembrador; el tratanie en se-
Seedy, a. Oranado ; Ueno de grano.
Seeing, e, Viata. d acto de ver.— <i«L Seeing
6 eeeing thcU^ Visto que, dendo aai que.
To Seek, va.jn, Buscar ; Inquirir ; aoltat-
tar; pretender; intentar: proenrar.
Seeker, 4L Buacador, inquirldor, iaveatigador;
Seel, a. Saxon, tiempo oportnno.
To Seem, «m. Parecer; pareoene, \
Seemer, a:£l que pareco.
Seeming, a. Aparienda, parecer.— a. Imagi-
nado, umrenteu
Seemingly, ad, AI parecer, aparentemente.
Seemingnesa, & £xtcrioridad, aparienda.
Seemlineae, a. Grada: gallardia; deooro
propledad; conformldad. [to.
Seemly, a. Decente,propioi, correepondien-
Seer, a. Veedor: profota.
Seersucker, e. (Com.) Siersacas, carranclan.
Seerwood, e. Lefia aeciu [de mncbaeho&
Seeeaw, a. Valven. Arriba y o^^jfo, Juege
To Seesaw, vn. Balanoear, dar d bacer ba-
To Seeibe, vn. Henrlr; bullir.
Seetber, a Caldera, marmlta.
Segment, a. Segmento de nn drcula [tar.
ToS«gri^gate,iKB.Segregar;aeparar; apar^
Segregate, a. Senegado, apartado, seporado.
Segregation, il Segregadon, aeparadon.
Sdgneurial, a» Senoril, independiente.
Seigniory, il SeAor&a, aefiorio. [mando.
Seignorage, il Scfiorio, autorldad. poder
Seiiable, <a. Capas de ser aaido 6 embargada
To Selie, 9a. yn, Aair ; agarrar ; embargar;
secuestrar ; apoderarse. (N^) Amarrar.
Seizure, il Captura; embargo; seoneatra
Seldom, ad, Karamente, rara vei.
To Select, va. Eleglr, esooger, entreaaear.
Select, a. Selects eacogido.
Selection, il Seleodon, elecdon.
Selectnesa, a La calldad de ser seleoto.
Selector, il £acogedor; elector.
Selenlte, il Sdenitea; aulihto de oaL
Selenograpbio, Selenographical, a. BdenO'
criflca fde la lunc
SeTenograpby, a. Sdenografla, uepcripetoa
Sdt pr. Miuno, idontico, propio.
Seir-abborronco, a. £1 aborreclmlento da if
misma
Sdf-abuae, a. Censura do ai mlamo ; pofai>
don; onanlama
Sdf-oompoaure, il Sodego de alma.
Self-conodted, a. Preaumido, preaontncao
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SeIf«oiioeit«dnMB, «. PrMunofon, vanidad,
MTOgMOtlk
Self-ooBfldenee, a Conflun en aS nUamoL
Sel^oontradicdon, «. Oootradtockm oonslgo
Betf-MBTtottoD, 9. Cottrlodon intlms.
Bttf-dauapUon, «. EogaAwse A A mlsmo;
Ibmiane Uosloiiea yaiuMb
8elf-d«lkBoe, A DdboM propl^
BaV-dMilal, «. Aboendoii de A mtano.
8«lf-d«pMdeiit, a. Ittdep«ndientaL
B«li:«id% «. j>(L MoUros IntereMdoa.
8«lf-«tt«ein, A PrMimelOB, Taaidad.
Belf^Tldent, A Pataote, erldrato por sL
Belf^xoeUenoo, a Bondad natoraL
BaUVeziatanoe, a La aMkm da inlnur por el
mtamo 7 por aoa eomodldadea oon ante-
laolon A toda otra ooaA
Self-beal, A (Bot) Sanieala, planta.
BelMmportaaoa, A AlUrai; oonoepto ax-
traTafante de la tmportaaela propla.
BalMntereet, a El loterea proplo.
Belflab, a. Interoaado, eaalmlaniado, egolata.
Selflablj, <id. Om maofao amor propia
Selflahneaa, a Egolamo, egotfama
SelMoTe, A Amor proplo, amor da ai miemo.
Self-motioa, a Movimiento eapontAneo.
Setf'marder, A Satddla
Self-murderer, a Suldda.
tSelftaeaa, a Amor 6 interea proplo.
SelfKmlnlon, a Parecer 6 oonoepto ezagera-
do oe al mlaraa [nado.
Self-oplnloned, a. Terco ; preanmldo ; obati-
Belf-poaaeaalon, a. Sangra fria, oalma.
BelPpreaenratioDf a Preaervadon de si
mtama
Belftame, a. Idfotlco.
Belf-aoffldence, BeU^of&oteney, «. Presan-
elon, eonflaoia deamedida.
Belf-will, A ObatlnadoD, terQuedad, porfia.
Self-willed, a. ObaUnado, teroo.
To Sell, ta. Vender.— m. Gomerolar, trafl-
car. To sell by imMon^ Almonedear.
Selleader, a (J'lcera oamoaa en el oorvejon
del caballoi
Seller, a Vendedor.
8elTage,AOrilladepaflo. SelwHfMtOf^n.)
Eatroboa para loa obeoqoea jr brandalea.
SelTea,i>tde4Se^
Samblanoe, a BemctJanxa ; exterior ; ademan.
Semlaamilar, a^ Semldronlar.
SemlbreTe, Samlbriei; A (Mtu.) Semlbreve.
Semtotrde, a Semidrnilo.
Semldroalar, Semietrded, & Semldroolar.
Semicolon, a Panto r coma.
Semlcnplom, a. Semfonpto, medio baflo.
Semldlameter, a SemldiAmetra
Semidiapaaon, a (MAa.) Semldlapaaon.
Bemldiapente, a (MAa.) Samidiapente, qoin-
taremtaa.
Semidtapbaneity, A Blaiknldad Imperfecta.
Semldiapfaanoua, a. SemkUAflno.
Semlfloret, a (Bot) SemiflAacnloi
Semiiloeealar, Semifloaoulooa, a. (Bot)
Semlfloaoaloeo.
Semiflnld, <l SemlflAido.
Semifflobalar, a. Bemieailrico.
Semlianar. Semilnnary, <r. Semilunar.
Semtmetai, ASemimetiil, metal imparfecto-
Seminal, a, Sanolnal
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Semlnalltj, a La caUdad qua coostltHja I
nna ooaa aamlnal; la potanda de pnxneir
otro ear. (nal
SeminarTi a Bemlnarlo ; plantaL — a, BeaA
Semination. A Sembradora.
SeaalBlfle, Seminifleal, a. SemioaL
Semiopaoona, a. Medio oacmo, casi opaeo.
Semiordtnato, a (Oaom.) SemtordeBadA.
Semlpedal, a Lo one conttene medio pie.
Semlpdhidd, a. Medio trasparenteu
Semlpersplcaoaa, a, Imperfeotameote dare
Semiprooi; a (For.) Semlprveba.
Semlquadrate, Semlqoartue, a (Aatr.) Semi
cnadrada
SemlqoaTer, a (MAa) Seroioorebea.
Semlqnintile^ a (Aatr.) SemiqalntfL
Semlaextlle, a (Aa^.) SemiaextU.
Semlapherieal, & SemlealSrleo. [n^dai
Semlq>beroldal, a. Fignra de media aalb*
Semltertlan, A-Semfterdana.
Semitone, a (MAa) Semitonn^
Semivowel, A SemtTocaL
Sempiternal, a. Sempltema
Sempitemitjr, a Etamidad.
Sempatreae, ^ Ooetnrera.
Senary, a. Benarlo.
Senate, Sentte-booee, A Senado.
Senator, a Senador ; eonadero.
Senatorial. Senatorlan, a. MnaiorioL
Senatorlally, ad. A* modo de aeaador ; ecj
mnoba graTedad. [doa
SenatorahTp, a Empleo 6 dtenfdad de aaaa*
To Send, Ta.rn. EnTlar : m^aohar; enl-
tir ; diAindfr. 7b aeMa oceo^, De^yedfr
7b aamKn, Haoer entrar. 7b aaiMf wovt^
Paaar aviao, mandar.
Sender, a Envlador.
Seneca, Senega, a (Bot) Serpentaria.
Seneecence, a Senectad, y«jea.
Seneaebal, a Seneacal 6 mayoidomo maroc
Senile, a SeniL
Senior, a Antlgno^ netano.
Seniority, a Antlg&edad, ancianWad.
Senna, a (Bot) Sen 6 aeuA.
Senooolar, a. lo que Hene aeia qfoA
Senaadon, a
Senae. A Bentldo; entandimlento ; Ingaabt
Senaeteaa, a, Inaenalble; Inaeoaato; aeda
Senadeady, 4id. Ihaawiatamente. [doi
Senadeaaneaa, a Inaenaatax, neoedad, abaai^
ScndbiUty, a Sendblltdad; Impreakw.
Sendble, a. SendbkL aenaltlro; aaneiaata,
conrenddo; cnerdo; Joidoao. [eoaoA
Sendbleneaa, A Senaadon ; aendblUdad s e»>
Sendbly, ad. PerceptiUemente, eeadble-
mente; exteriormenta. [BeaaitivA.
SeoaitiTeb a. Sendtiro, aenaSbleL—A (Bot^
Sendtiveiy, ad. Sendblementa, con paaar.
Sendtlrenea^ A Seodbilidad.
Senaoftam, Benaonr, A Saaaoria
SenaoaL a. Benaoal ; laadvo; Toloptooam
Senanallat, a Penona aenaoaL
SenaoaUty. a Sanaoalldad, laadvia.
To SenaoallM, eo. }Iaoer eenanal A laadfo
Senaoally, ad, Senaoahnenta.
tSonaoodty, a Seoaoalidad.
Seaaooua, a. Afi»ct|yo, patAtico.
Sent, jPip. de 7b Send,
Sentence, a Sentenda; dletAmea : jakeie
To Sentence, «a. Sentendar, conoanar.
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6«nt«ntloii8, a. Sontendoeo.
B«iiC6Dtioasl7, <u2. SeotendoMmonte.
Bententioasnoss, s. Laconisma
Bentery, «. Ceottnela. Y. SenUnd.
6«ntl«nt, a. J 9, Sonoiente.
Bentiment, «. Bentlmlento; opinion ; idbotos.
fientlmenUl, a. BentimeDtaL
BentimenUUtj, «. Sondbllidad ; fefectado.
Sentinel, Bentiyt «. Centlnela, goardla.
Sentiy-box, 9, Qi&rlto de eentinela.
8ep«i«bUlt7, «. DivisibUicUd.
Beperable, a. Separable, eapaz de aeparane.
Beperableneea, : Dividbltldad.
To Separate, va. Separar; segregar; apar-
tar. — 97k Apartarse, desunine, separano.
Separate, a. Separado, apartado, desunido.
Separately, ad, Sepanidamente; k parte.
Sepanteoeaa^ «. Separacion.
Sei^ration, «. Separadon ; analisla qaimlca.
Separator, a Scparador.
Separatorr. a, Scparatorio. [pataa.
Sepe, a. (2^1) Bopedon, lagarto oorio de
Bept, «. Kaza, casta, Hni^e.
Beptangalar, a, Uepti^no.
September, a. Betlembre.
Septenary, a. y & Beptenari o.
Septennial, a. Bleteflat
Beptentrlon, a. Sotentrlon, norte.
Septentrional, a. SetentrlonaL
Septle, Beptioil, a. B^tloo, pntrolkoUro.
Septilateral, a. Lo qoe tlene sleie ladoe.
Beptoagenary. €U Beptnagenario.
Beptnagealmal, a. Septnaff^aimo.
Bepnlonral, a. Sepnloral, ranebre.
Bepnlcbre, «. Bcpnlcro, aepoltnra.
To Sopalohre, «a. Bopnltar, enterrar.
Sepoltore, a. Bepnltnra. entierro.
BeqaadoQS, a. Slguionte; aecnas; d6otiL
Seqoadty, «. Dnotilldad, flexibtlidad
SMoel, 9, Beonela; Uadon. Jn th« Mqud^
£n eegolda, dospnes.
Sequence, a. Borlo. iSagii«nc0 of a iuit of
cards. Ban Ha de on palo.
Sequent, a. Slgoiente, consiguientr.
To Sequester va. 8^>arar, iq)artar; aecaca-
trar.— tm. Separaraei apartarse.
Sequestrable, a. Lo one ac paede seenes-
trar; capaa do dlTlsfon.
To Sequcairate, va. Secoestrar; separar.
Boquostratlon, «. Separacion ; aeonestro de
bienes.
Seqaestrator, a. Socnestrador.
Beqoin, a. Zeqoi 6 zeouln.
Seragno, •. Berrallo; Inpanar.
Serapti, 9. Scrafln.
Seraphic, Seraphlcttl. a. SerAfleo.
Benphlcalneas,*. EI estado de scr sor&fleo.
Benphiro, «. t>A Serafln.
Seraskiei^ a. Berasqnier.
Bere, a. Seoo, marchlto.
Birmade, «. Serenata.
To Serenade, va. Dar serenataa.
Serene, a. Sereno, claro ; apaclble, sosegado.
To Serene, va. Screnar, calnuu*, apadgnar,
tranaailizar.
Barenely, ad. Screnamente; eon eoelc«o.
Bereneness, a. Berenidad; tranonilMad ;
calma. [dad ; pax.
Berenity. a, Berenidad; daridad; apaciSili-
Ber^ 0. Biervo ; asclavo en Be sit.
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Serge, a. Barga. SUt 9erQ€, Barga de seda.
Sergeant «. Saivento; alguaclL
Sergemaker, a, Fabricante do sarga.
Sericatod, a, Yestido de seda.
Series, 9. Serie ; enlace ; eneadenamlento.
Serious, a>. Serlo, grave, severo; ibnnal
Importantew Ar* you 9eriou9f Habtf
y. doTeras?
Serionaly, ad. Serlamente ; de Terasw
Berlonsnefls. «. Bertedad, gravedad.
Sermon, «L Sermon. ISmercUsermon^un'
don ronebre. [reprendec;
To Sermonize, «a. Predicar; sermonear;
Seron, Beroon, 9. Zurron ; cborla; sobornaL
Serostty, 9, Serosidad.
Serotlne, a, Pertenedente A la tardedta.
Serous, a. Beroso, aenoso, olaro. fpenton.
Serpent, 9. Serplente, aierpe. (Moa.) Scr>
SerpentlgoMO^ a. Naddo de serplente.
Serpentine, a. Berpentino; earacoleado. — a.
(Qoiai.) Serpentfna 6 calebra. [tear.
To Serpentine, To Serpentlae, vn. Serpen-
Serpet, 9. Oesta, canasta.
Serpiginons, a. Berpiginosa
Serpigo, a. Serpigo, oropdon ontanea.
B«rrate, Serrated, « Dentdlada.
Senun, 9, Snero de la sangre 6 de la lecl^e.
Serrablo, a. Y. CoiuarvahU.
Servant, a. Oriado; aiervo; servidor.
To Serve, «a. y n. Servlr ; apro vecbar ; bas-
tar. 7b 99rt>efbr, Servlr de.
Servioe, 9. Servido ; servidambre ; ntilidad
ayvda: enblerto; aoomodo.
Servioeable, a. Servidal, soHdto; ofldoso.
SerTloeabtenesB, «. Ofldosldad, actlvklad;
ntiUdad.
Servioeably, ad. U'tilmentew
Servient, a. Sabordlnado.
Servile, a. Servll; bi^o; adnlador.
Servilely, ad-. Servllmente, con bi^eza.
Servlleneea, Servility, a. Servidambre; ba-
Jeza, vileza.
Servlng-mald, ^ Oriada, slrvienta.
Serving-mallet, 9. (N&u.) Maoeta de forrar.
Serving^man. «. Sirviente, criado. [dor.
Servitor, 9. Partidario; oompa&oro; servl-
Servitorshtp, a. Famulatnra.
Servitude, 9. Servidumbre^ esolavltad.
Sesame, 9. AiozOott.
Sesqnialter, Besqolaltenl, a. BesquiAltera
Sosqulpedal, Sesquipedalian, a. SesquipedaL
Sosqulplicate, a. SeaqnIpUcado.
Sesquitertian, a, Besquiterda
SeesUe, a. BttjOf enano. [seslon, eto.
S^sion, 9. iJa aodon de sontarse ; Junta ;
Sesteroe, 9. Sesterdo.
To Set, «a. Poner, oolocar, l^ar ; estableoer ;
arre^ar; estlmar; engastar; plantar.—
vn, Ponene el sol 6 los astros; cnajarse;
sentarse ; apllcarse &. TosH againat^ In-
dlsponer. 7b aet aaUU, Dcspredar; re-
tbazar. To9eito righU^ Bectiflear. 7b
9et a raaor, Afllar una navi^a. To est
frae, libertar. 7b9eton 9hore^ Desem*
barcar. 7b aet aail, Hacerse A la vela.
Set, a. Begnlar, arregladow i^ustado; 8oAa]»
do; puesto, sentado, colooado; fljo, vatm
tado, engastado.— 4^ Jneco.
Setaoeous, a. Gerdoso, oerdndo.
Set-bolt, 9. (NAu.) Botador.
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M^fl^A Gontnpew; adorno; reoomand*-
cion.
Botoo, •, 8«dftl. [l«Io&
Settee, «. Genap^. (Nia) N«Tk> oon dot
Better, «. Ponedor; perro de maeatn; es-
plon.
SettlDf, «. Oooltackm aperente del sol y de
loe astros: oereado. Setting t^ths teind
6 eurrmd, (Nia.) Dlreedon det viento 6
oorrieote.
Settle, «L EeacaAo.
ToBotUe,«a. Golocar; 4)fcr,asegarar; cstar
blecer; sosegar. — en. Bepoeane; aseu-
tane: dar en dote To MttU accowUi,
AJustas cuentaa.
Settle-bed, «. Cama en forma de eanapA.
Settledaeaa, i. £»tabUidad, pennaaenda.
BettlemoDt, «. Eatableciimeiite; aalento;
poaeatoBj dote; i^oste; conv^io.
Settler, 4L Cumponedor; eolono; poblador.
SetwaU, & (Bot) Oedoaiia.
Seyea, a Mete.
BeTonfbld, a. Bdptupto.— odL Siete veceih
Bevensoore, a. Clento j onarent^
Serentbly, ad, £n s^ptlmo Ingar.
To Sever, va.jn. Arrancar; Moar; partir;
apartar. [singalar; dlreraoa, varloa.
Several, a. Dtferente; disttnto; partkmlar.
Severally, ad, Separadaaxente, diatiota-
mente.
Several^, a. Desonton.
Sevenmee, & Separaoion, partieion.
Severe, a. SeTefo,rlgiiroeo, iapero; rigida
Severely, ad Severamente; eetrictameote.
Severity, 9, Severidad, rigor, asperesa, oniel*
dad; exaotitad; eravodad. [Becoeer.
To Sew, «a. y «k Coser. To tew again^
Sewer, & Albalkal; deeaguadero.
Sewer, a. £1 que oose, coaedor. [de coaer.
Bewln^^ 9. Coetura. Smoing-lhread^ Hilo
Sex, «. Sexo; laa mqjeres en general
Sexagfinary, a. Sezagenarlo.
SexagesinuL «. BexagMlma.
Bezageelmai, a^ BezagMma
Bexangled, Sexangular, a. Sexangnlar.
Sexangularly, ad Sexangnlarmente.
BexenolaU a, Lo qae dura 6 aeonteo» en
Beis aflofl. [sels veiaoa.
Sextain, «. Sextllla, oomposiclon mStrica de
Sextant, 9. La sexta parte de nn drcolo;
sextan te.
Sextlle, «. ( Astr.) SextlL
Sexton, a. Sepaltorero; sacristan.
Sextaple, a. Si^xtaplo. [Ststema sexual
Sexual, a. Sexual SmbuoI eyHem, a. (Bot)
Shabbily, ad Bulnmente, mozqnlnamente.
SIiabbtnesB, a. BiO«>% mlserla, rofieria.
Shabby, a. Yll; miserable; traplento; ml-
sero.
Shack. «L (Agrlc.) Paston^e para el InNiemo.
To Shackle, va. Encadenar.
Bhacklea, a. pL GrlUoa, trabaai
Bhad, a. (let.) Alosa, sabala
Shades a. Sombra; proteodon; eapectro;
tlpo. Windoto-ehadee^ Cortlnas para
yentanas. Glass ahads^ Qoarda brisa.
To Shade, oo. Oscurecer; asombrar; entol-
dar; abclgar, amparar.
Bhader, a. £1 one osouieoe. [br^
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Shadow, a. Sombra; sombraa, tlniebh»; f»
fbgio: eipectroL
To Shadow, va, Annblar, osoareoer.
Shadowy, a, Umbroeo^ nmbrio; oecnto
tipico, 8fanb611oa
Shady, a. C^^aoo, oscnro, sombrio.
Shaft, «. Flecha, dardo, saeta: boya ; dttpt-
tel ; cafia 6 mste. {bag^ Goiton, pieara
Shag, A Pelo ^ero y lanodo ; Celpa. Staff'
Shi^ed, ShagKy, a. Afelpado; lanodo.
Sba^lneas, a. Lo qneea pdoao 6 tieHpoda,
Shag-mannfactnrer, a. Fabricante de fslpa.
Sbaeroen, a. Zapa, 1^
Tobbake,va.Sacudlr; agltar; arro^; d^
blUtar.— im. Bambolear; vacilar; tern*
blnr. To shake off^ Sacndlr.
Shake, «. Coneuaion; saondkia; Tibragtoa;
grieta, bendednra.
Shakini^ a. Sacudlmlento; temUoc [don:
Shaker, s. Temblador, temblante; aaeodl-
Shale, & Yaina. (Mln.) Eapede de pizam.
Shall, «. d^sc U'aase como aaxnJar pais
denotar el tiempo future del rerbo en «l
modo Indicatlvo. Pnodetradoeixse&aAer
<fa,* ieneraus; debar, Ac, en d Aitam.
Shalloon, «l Chalon, teildo de lana.
Shallop, s. (Niu.) Chalnpa.
Shallow, a. Somero; superfldal ; neda— A
(N&o.) Bajb, banco de arena.
Shallow-brained, Shallow-patod, a, Atordl-
do, Iteero de casooa, necio, bobo.
Shallowly, ad Someramcnte, eopexficiaP
mente.
Shallownesa, a. LIgereza. neoe<1ad, bolMda.
Shalote, a. (Bot) fiscalona.
Shalm, s. V. 8^av^Pl,
To Sham, va. y n. Engafiar, chasqoeai^
hacer una bnrfa; flnglr, Iwcer oner.
Sham, a. Sooolor, pretexto ; flnKlmtoBlo^
impoetura— a. Fingklo, dWmnlado, aoh
pneato; postlzo.
Shambles, a. pk Matadero ; eamlceria.
Shambling, a, Lo qae se mueve toacamenta
Shame, a. VergUenza. rubor, empacbo; ^
norainla, oproblo, deshonra, afl^nta.
To Shame, va. Avergonzar; afr«ntar, dae*
honrar. [deata
Shame-ftced, a. T^ido, vM^ponsoao, b^*
Shamefacedly, ad Yer^nSfOaameDte, ooa
rubor. [bor, empacha
BhameAKodnesflLa. TImldez, vergSenxa, m-
Shamefkil, a, Yetgonzoso: IgnominJOho;
oproUmo ; deabonroao, alrentoso.
ShameAiUy, ad Yei^nzosamente, fgnonrf*
niosamenteb [za, descarado, desoUada.
Shameless, a. Deaveigonzado, sfai Teif&ea*
Shameleasiy, ad IXesveigonzadameatai, au»
vidamente.
Shamelesanesa, a. DesvergSenza: deacara
Shamer, a. £1 que aveivUenta, aiyeotador.
Shammer, a. FUigidor, impostor, engafladrtt
Bhamoia, a. Gamuia. Y. ChamoU.
Shamrock, a. (Bot) Tr6bol
Shank, a Plema; zanca; cantlla. (aac'a
Shank-painter, s. (N4u.) Boza de la oka c a
Shanked, a. Bnastado, lo qne tiene asta
To Shape, va.y m. Formar; propordociar
disponer. To shape a amrse^ (S?4n
Ponerse en rombo.
Shape, a Heohnia, fonna; taBe; modelo
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Shapdleaa^ a, Infonne, despropoidoiuido^
Imperfecto.
ShapoleeBneea, *. Iiregolaridad en la forma
6 flgura de una ooea. [arreglada.
Shapellnefla, a. 8imetrSa.beIleza, propordon
6b^>el7, a. 8im6trlco; Dien propordonado.
Bliard, «l Tiesto, casoo. (lot) Tradia p6-
queAa. (Bot) T. Ohard. [lugar v\l
Sbardborn, a. Naddo 6 prodocido en algan
ShaMed, a. Plamado. [par; oortar.
To Sharo, va, Distribuir, repvtir; partid-
Share, a. Partcu porclon. (Com.) Aodon.
To ht/kl a ahare^ Tener ana acdon en
alfl^na comnaAia.
Bharebone, a. Uoeso del empeine.
Sharer, «. Bepartidor: partidpe.
Shareholder, a. (Ck>m.) Acdonlsta. [tera.
iBhark, «. (let) Tibaron. Qatada; ladron la-
To Sbark, va.jn, Qatear, hurtar.
Sharp, a. Agudo; agozado; perspicaz; as-
tuto; agrio; eevero; tIvo; avimdo.
To Shiop, «a. AiUar.-im, Batear; tram-
pear.
Sharp-edged, a, Afllado; agndo, agozada
To Sharpen, fO. Afllar; aguzar; irrltar;
agriar.
Shaipe&er, «. Amolador.
Sharper, «. Ladron : petardista, eeta(hdor.
Sharply, ad. Con filo; agndamente.
Sharpness, «. Agadeza; perspicada; aori-
monla.
Sharpset, a. Andoeo; deeeoeo.
Sharpsighted, a, Penplcaa, de vista mxxj
penetrante.
SbarpvlBaged, a, C^rfagnilefio.
Sharpwitted, a, Agudo de ingenio.
To Shatter, vet. I>e8troBar; estrellar; dis-
traer, pertorbar.
Shatter, 9. Pedazo, caeoo 6 astlUiL
Shatter-brained, a. Atronado.
Shatterj, a, Desmenazable, qnebradUo.
To SbavOf «a. Basorar; afeitar; rozar.
Shaveling^ a. Hombre lapado; monje 6
Aralle.
Shaver, a. Barbero; desollador; trqjaman.
Sharing, a. Baedora. Skavinga ^ xooodL,
AccpllladaraA. [taa.
Shawl, a. CtaX ; manteleta. (Amer.) Man-
flbawm, a, OboSS, Instramento mCtaloo.
9ti^pron./em. JBIIa.
Sheaf, a. OaviUa; haz; garba.
To Sheaf; va, Agayillar.
To Shear, va. Atuaar; tondlr; esquilar.
Shears, a. pi, T^eras grandee; dzailas.
Shearer, Shearman, a. EsqoUador; tnndidor.
Sheath, «. Yatna, ftmda, eetnche.
To Sheathe, va. EnTalnar; aforrar. [vio.
Sheathing, a, (Ndo.) Forro; exterior de na-
Sheathing-nalls. a. Clavoe de entablar.
Shoathlofis, a. Sin vaina: deoenvalnado.
Shcathj, a, Uecho en forma de estnche 6
valna. [S/i^ri< Gavlllas ; garbaa
Sheave, a. (N4a.) Bbldana. Skeavea^ pi, de
tSheaved, a. Lo que eet4 hecho de p^a,
agavlllado. [ 7b »hadfaath«ra^ Pelechar.
To Shed, va. Verier, derramar; espardr.
Shed, a. Botechado. soportal ; oobwtizo, tin-
glado ; tcrjadillo 6 eradon.
BMdder, a. Derramadcw.
Sheep, a. Ov^a; papaoataa, hombro simple.
SHI
Sheepfold, a. Bedil, corral para enoerrar
ov^aa.
Sheephook, a, Oayado, bionlo. [me.
Sheepish, a. Yersonzoeo ; timldo, pnduinl-
Sheeplahly, ad, Timidamente. [nim<d«d.
Sheepiahneea, a, Empacho^ ttmidez; portly-
Sheepmaster, a. Ganadero; d daeho da ga*
nado lanar.
Sheepshearlng^ a. Eeqnileo.
Sheep*0-eyo, a, Mlrada al aoelajo.
To SbeepBbank, va, (N4a.) Uaoer margarita
en an caha
Sheepekln, «. Piel de camera Sh^pakin
drtaaadf Badana. JSheapabin undreaaed,
Zaiea.
Sheepwalk, a. Dehesa.
Sheer, a, Puro, daro.— a<2. De on golpe.—
a. ni^&n.) Arrafo.
To Sheer, vn. (N6n.) Alaigarse. 7b ahs4r
qf, Hnirse: eecaparse. [arboUtf.
Sheera, a. pk T^eraa. (Nia.) (^ria de
Sheet, a. Sabana; pllego de panel. Wind'
inff-ah^at, liotUAM. (N&a.) Eecota.
To Sheet, va. Ensabanar. [cora major.
Sheet-anchor, a. (Ndu.) Esperanza; el ^-
SheetHsable, «. (3able mayor; cable de ea-
peranza.
Sheeting, a. Tela para hacer sibanaa. Eva'
aia aheeHna, Brin do Boaia.
Shekel, a, Siclo; moneda hebrea.
Shelf; a. Anaqael: h»i\o. banco do arena.
Sheify, a, Ueno de eecolloa 6 bi^ioa.
Shell, a. Caaco; oaaeara; vatna; alllena;
concha; oorteza. (Art)Bomba. (Nia.)
Casco 6 c^ de moton.
To Shell, va, Deaoaacarar ; desoortezar.—
«n. Deecaacararse.
Shelldnck, a, (Om.) A'nade dlvestre. [chik
Shellflab, a. (let) Mariaco, peacado de oon*
Shelly, a, O>nobttdo.
Shelter, a. Gaarida, amparo; protector;
protecdon, tmWa, refagia
To Shelter, va, Guarecer; abrlgar; poner
i onbierto ; refoglar ; acoger.
Slielterleaa. a. Deaaroparado; dn aailo.
Shelve8,i>LdeiS/i«2/
Shelving; a. Inolinado, pendiente.
Sbelvy, a. Lleno de bajios 6 eaooUos.
To Shend, va. Arruinar, deagradar.
Sh^herd, a. Pastor ; zagal ; oura.
Shepherdess, af. Pastom, zagala.
Shepberdy, a, Pastoria ; el eropleo de paaton
Sherbet, a. Sorbote, nanu^ada, llmonada.
Sherd, a; TIeato, casco, pedazo quebrada
Sberiii; a. Jerif ; magistrada
Sherry, a. Vino dc «Jerez.
Sbewy, a, Lostroeo, briUante, yiatoeo.
Shibboleth, a. Jerlgonza.
Shide. a. Pedadto, cacba
Shldd, a. Eeendo ; amparo; protector.
To Shield, iw. Escndar, amparar,re8gaardar
Shieldbearer, a Escadero.
To Shift, vn. Madarse; logenlarse; tergivor
Bax.—va, Mndar; cambiar; alterar.
Shift, A Artidcio, fraade; <lmo recono
caraiaa da mi:^^*
Sbiftable, a. Mudabla.
Shifter, a. Tramoyista; InTendonera
SbtfUeaa, a. Deeamparado.
Shilling, a. Chelln, moneda brltiaka qua
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BhtlUi-shalM 6 eklllj-etiftlly, (Fun.) Doda
Bhllf, <uL V. Shyly.
BhlD. «. Esploille. [reMltar.
To Shims «fk Ladr; brillar: relnmbrar;
Sbineas, 9. V. Shynem, [mteDto; brillo.
Bbiolng, a. Brlflante, lacIente.^eL Laoi-
BhloingneBs, «. Besplandor. Instre.
ehinglo, A RjplA; tejamaiil; U)>n>«nlL
Shineles, & H6rpes 6 MipalUdo al rededor
de loe lomos.
Bblny, a, Ltutroeo, brtlUmte, lueiente.
Ship, 9, Nave; nario. dUam-thip, B«x»
do rapoc
To Ship, ra. Embtratr: armtr. 7b «A»p
<A0 ruddety (NAn.) Oetar el tlmon.
Shipboard, «. (N&a.) A-9hipboard 6 <m
aMpfroard, A' bordo.
Bhlpbo7, a. (Nia.) PiO« de escoba ; grameto.
Bhipcarponter, t. Garplntero de navio.
Bbipcbandlerj, A Cabulleria. [cion.
Bhipmaater, a. CapiUn de baroo 6 embarca-
BbipmoDt, a. £ml»rqae; remesa; carga-
menta
Bhlpmonef, a Dereoho aobre narios.
Shipper, a. Cargador; fletador.
Bhlpplng, a. Nayios: embaroo.
Shipshape, a. (N4a.) Blen orlentado.
Shtpworm, a. Broma. [da.
Sblpwreok, a. Naafhigio; deeastre, deegra-
To Shipwreck, vo. Oaosar naufhigia
Shipwrlfffat, 9. Garplntero de ribera.
Shipyard, a. Astillero.
Shire, a. Oondado; las dlriaionea en que
eati roparttdo el relno de Inglaterra.
8Iilrk,a.Traamtsta; ladron; defraadndor.
To Shirk, iM. Trampear. defhmdar.
Shirt, a. Oamiaa de bombre.
To Shirt, «a. Oabrir eon camiia.
Shinleea, a. Desoamlsado.
Shiro, a. Bebaoada de pan ; troto, pedazo.
SUirer, a Cachivache ; fragroento ; temblor.
To Shirer, wn, Tiritar de frlo ; tomblar de
miedo; car>arae; qoebrantaise.
Bhirering, a Uorrlpilacion, temblor; des-
membraeli,j.
Shlrery, a. Qaobradizo.
Shoal, a. Concnrrenda, multitnd; bi^fa
Shoal <ffh9rrinQ9y Oardome de arenquea.
To Shoal, vn, Atroparae, Jnntarao.
Shoaltneea, «. Abnndanda do b^ioa.
Shoalf, a. Ueno de b^o& [aaxon.
Shock, 9. Ghoqoe; oombate; ofenaa; de-
To Shock, va, y n, Ofender; ehoear; pro-
vocar; enlkdar.
Shocking, a. Espantoeo, horrible, ehocante.
Shoe, a. Zapata JIor9e'9hoey Horradura de
caballo.
To Shoe, vd. Oalzar. To uhoe a hor9ey
Herrar nn caballo.
Bboemakor, a. Zapatoro. [xapfttooL
Shoeatring, Shoetle, a Cinta, corrca para
Bholea, a (N4a) Soleraai
Bhooka, a. pk Paqaetea de dnelas.
To Shoot, wk Tiror, arrojar, lanzar, disparar,
despedir algana cosa con yioleroia.
Bhoot, a. Tiro ; gorrin ; T&staga [tero.
Bbooter, 9. Tirador. Sharp-ahooter^ Ocr-
^booting, a. Oazd: tiro; pnnsada.
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Shop, a. Ttenda. HciifcaT^a a*o/>, Paaadote.
mv«r9mWC9 9hop,V\a]uaiA^ JmoMm'9
aAop, Joyerit. WatehHmak0r*99bop,B»^
lolerla.
To Shop, on. Andar de tienda en tiMidA.
Shopboard, a Taller 6 banco de artawn.
Shopbook, a. Libro de tieoda pan ctteata^
8hop<4oor, 9, Pnerta de la tieodiL
Shopkeeper, 9. Tendero, mercader.
Shoplifter, a. Ladron de una tlanda.
Shopman, a. Manoebo de tlefula.
Sbopwindotr, a. Yentana da tlanda.
Shopwomao, ^ Tendera.
Shorage, a Derocho de ooeta 6 ribera.
Shore, a. Ooeta, ribera, plajra.
To Shore, ro. Apontalar. (Nte.) ]
Shoreless, a. Lo qae no tiene ooste nl ]
Shoreliog, a. PelI«iJo de earae
Shorn, pp. de 7b Shtar.
Short, a* Corto, brere, soeintxs
/S4or<ytMa,Faeradeoatdw InathtH
Mme,*LQMo,presta [eorto^
Short-arme<^ a. Lo qne tiene loa bram
Short-bodied, a. Lo que tiene el coerpo pe-
qnefio. [tad.
Short-breathed, a. Qne reap*?* con dUknl-
To Shorten, vo. Acortar; oompeodiar ; ear-
eenar. {toHUr^ Tttqvimfa.
Shorthand, a. Taqnigrana. akoHhamd
Short-liTed, a. Corto de rida; paa^ero.
Shortly, ad. Presto, Inogo; breTeoMBte.
Short-necked, a. Oadlloorto. [Awdoa.
Sbortneaa, a Oortedad; peqoeAex; Inper^
Short-sighted, a. Cegato; miopa; eonode
YlBta. [Icote.
Bhort-sightednese, c Miopia; nidaia de ta-
Short-waiated, a, Oorto de talle. (raetoa.
Sliort-wlnded, a. AamiUoo, corto da rapi-
Short-winged, a. Oorto de alasL
Shot, a Tiro ; aleanoe ; manleloo. WttiUa
aAo^ A' tiro de.
Shotfree, <k Libre de eeootei
Shou^h, «. Perro lannda
Shoald, Signo de tlempo eondldonal qaa
en general se wa en loa mtamoa eaaoa aa
que se emplea ^mU en el fotnro da iail-
cativo, aunqne el uao de 9homid no ea taa
fUo oomo el de 9halk [bkid^ Paleta.
Shoalder, a. Hombro; brazoMOw ShtmUUr
To Shoalder, iki. Empi^ur con InacdeocSa:
cargar al hombra
Ihoalder-belt, a. TahalL
Shouk
Shonlder-knoL a. Oharretera mocba.
To Shont, tm. Bzolamar ; dar grttoa y rooea.
Shont, a. Exolamadon, aolamadon, grit«i&
Shonter, 9. Oritador.
To Shove, ro. y n. Empnjar ; Impeter.
Shove, 9. jEmpellon, empi^on.
Shovel, 9. Pala.
To Shovel, «a. Traanalar ; paaar oon la p«^
Shovel-board, a. Tabla para Jogar al t^e^
ShovelfhU a. Palada. [-h? '*
ToShow,«AEn8e&ar; leAaUr; demostnr.
Show, a. £spectAea1o ; ostentadoo ; manl-
l^tadon; apMlenda; fluttaama.
Showbread.a Panea de propodeloB.
Shower, a. Lin via, Uovizna; agnaoera
To Shower, ma. Mojar; derrasar; diasribnh
con liberalidad.— «f». Llover.
Showerineea, a. Tlempo llavkiao
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fihowerleeA, tk 8f n Ilmrla ; claro.
Showery, a, Llavioeo ; DoTloeo.
Showily, adTistoMiDente, ofttentoeamento.
ShowiDeea, «. Ostontaclon ; vista; esptondor.
Showiab,^ Showy, a. Ostontoeo, aantaoao,
Tistoea
To Shnd, fo. PI ear.
Shred, t. Caeho ; pedazo peqnefio.
Shrew, n Slerpe* vibora.
Shrewd, a. Aatoto; maHgno; enfkdoso.
Shrewdly, ad, Aatntamente. [nidad.
8hrewdneflA,«. Sagaddad, traresara; mallg-
Shrewish, a. Segaflon; pendenclero; dia-
b6tlco. [dlentea.
Bhrewlshly, ad. Con mal bamor; a regatta
Shrewishness, «. Penrersidad; traTseura;
mal genlo.
ShrewmoQse, sl Mnsgaflo.
To Shriek, «n. GhlUnr ; grltar.
Shriek, a Ghillldo ; grito do espanto 6 dolor.
Shrill, a. Agndo, penetrante, sotil.
Shrilly, ad. A'speramente, agadamente.
Shrillness, «. La aspereza del sonldo y de U
Toi. [flo; enano.
Shrimp, «. (Tct) Camaron, marlsco peqne-
Shrine, s. Belicarlo; nma para guardar
reliqidasw
To Shrink, tm, Encogerse, oontraerse ; otI-
tar on peligro. — ra. Enc<^r, eontraer.
Shrink, $. Encoglmlento, aeorUmienUs
eontracclon.
Shrlnker, «. £1 one enooge 6 so eneoM.
To Shrive. «& Otr el eonftsor al penltente.
To Shrivel, vn. Arrugarse, enoogerse. — va^
Armgar, doblar.
Shroad, i. Oablcrta, gnarida; mortala.
Shrouds, b.j}1. (N&q.) Obenqnea. Futtoet-
shrouds^ Arraigadas. [gerse; refhglarse.
To Shroud, tw. Onbrir ; gaarecer. — ©n. Aoo-
Shrovetide, Shrove-Tneeday, & M&rtes da
eamestol6nda&
Shmb, s. (Bot) Arbosto; bebMa de agnar-
dlente de caAas, limon y az6car.
Sbmbbery, $. Phintio de arbnstos ; repqio.
Shrabby, a. Lleno de arbnstos. Shrubby
jPto<M, MatorraL
To Shniff, «A Enooger, eontraer.
To6hndder,imw Eetremeoeree, deepelnzsrse.
Shodder, Shnddertnc, 8. Despelozamlento.
To Shoffle, f>a,yrk Bait^nr ; mesolar ; tram-
pear; en tram par; teiglversar. Jbthitf'
JU offy Evadlrse.
Bhoflae, %. Ban^ora; treta; artlflcia
Shnffler, «, Tramoylsto; petudlsta.
ttinllUng, A Gonfhsion ; tramoya ; ohlsme.
Shufflingly, ad, Enganosamento ; 6 trope-
zones.
Shnmaeh, %, Zomagoek Y. Svmaeh,
To Shan, ua. y n, Hnlr, evltar ; recatsrse de.
Shnnlesa, a. Inevitable.
To Shut, uo. Cerrar ; prohiblr.— iwk IJnirse;
apretarse; tapar. [exento.
Shut, a. Oerradnra; postfgo. — o. Llbn^
Shutter, «. Oerrador; poadgo de ventana.
Bhnttle, «. Lanzadera.
Shattleooek, «. Volante, rehllete.
Shy. a. Beservado, caateloeo, vergonzosa
Shyly, flkf. Oon esqaives, reserva 6 caatehu
Shyness, a Esqnivez, desapego.
Ilbilant, a. (Pc^) Sibllaote.
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SlbllatJon, a SilbUlo.
Sibyl, A Sibila. adlvina.
Sioamora, a (Bot.) 81o6moro.
SlocatioD, A Desecadon: seqaedao.
Siodty, A Seqoedad; aridez.
Sice, A Seta, el mayor ponto en el dado.
Sick, a. Maio; ahltado; disgastado ; hario;
oorrompldo. [Enfiarmar.
To Sicken, «/!. Enformar; debllitar.— ««i.,
Sieklsh, a. Enfbrmlzo, algo malo.
Sickle, A Hoe, segadera.
Sickleman, a Segador. [bitoaL
Sickliness, A Aebaqne; indlsposldon b*
Sickly, a. Enfbrmlzo ; lingaldo, eodeble.
SickncM, A Enfermedad, Indisposidon.
Side, A Lado, coatado ; orilU; Dorda
To Side, «a. y n. Tomar parte oon algona
To Bide vrith one^ Ber del mlsmo piurtido
ii opinion. *
Sideboard, a Aparador, alacena.
Side-box, A Palco kteraL
Sideftoe, A Cara de perfil.
Sidelong, a, LateraL--a<l. Lateralmento.
Slderal, Sidereal, a. Siddreo.
Sidesaddle, a Slllon.
Side-walk, a Aoera. (Max.) Baoqoeta.
Sldeways^ldewise, ad. De lado, al traves.
Siding, A £1 empe&arse en nn partldo 6 fbo*
don.
Siege, A SItio; servida
Sieve, A Gedazo, tamiz; eriba.
Slevemaker, a Cedaoero. Tvestigar.
To Slit, fxk Cemer; cribar; examinar ; In-
Sifter, A Oemedor.
To Sigh, wi. Snsplrar, gcmlr.
Sigh, A Snsplra
Sight. A Ylsta ; oonodmiento ; especticnlo
Sightleea, a. Clego; fbo.
Sightliness, a Elegaada ; apartenotaTlBtosa;
Sightly, a, Hermoso, agradable h la vista.
Sigil, A Sello ; flrma. [ma ; sefta ; vestigio.
Sign, ASeOal: portento; tablllla; signo; flr-
To Sign, vo. Sefialar; flrmar.
SignaJ, A Senal, avisa— a. Notable.
Signals, A QiktL) SeAaleA [Uonlarfzar.
To SiffnaHze, vo. Sefialar ; slngnlarizar ; par-
SignaUy, ad. Insignemente, sefialadamente.
Slgnatoiy, a. Lo qae perteneoa i sello 6
flrma.
Signature, a defial ;snsciipdon ; signatnra.
Signet, A Sello ; algno prlvado.
Significance, Slgnifloanoy, a Bigniflcadon ;
eoeigia: importanda,pe8o. [portanteu
Slgniflcani a. Signtfloante; enfftUoo; Im-
Signiflcantiy, ck/. Expreelvamente.
Signlfleantness, a Lo que constltnyo d una
cosa signiflcatlva 6 Importante.
Slgnlflcaoon, a Signiflcadon, sicniflcado,
sentido. [en^rgtco.
Signlflcative, a. Signlflcativo, expresivo,
Signlfieatory, a. Seflal, Indldo. [portar.
To Signify. «a. Blgnifioar; notlflear; im-
Slgnmannai, a Flrma beeha de propla m»
no ; signo de escribana
gnpost, A Poste 6 pilar de mnestra 6 sefial
Bllonoe, a Bilenelo, tadtumidad; qnietnd
—inteii. Silendol
To Silence, va. Imponer sllendo.
Silent, a. Bilendoeo, tadtnmo; callada
Silently, ad, BUendosamente; sin raido
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BlloDtnooi, *. Bflwotou
BiUdooA, a. Lo que ooute d6 a&llo* 6 eoar-
pedemd.
BlilekMU, & Heoko de oerdat.
01Uq«m «. SiUeua, on pMO. (Bot)Blllcu.
SIHqMin, 8UiqooM» a, Wiknmo. fMda.
Bilk, & Beck. Black eordtdtUk^VtAo&e
Bilkdyw, •. Tlntoraro d« Mdaa. [mnv^
Bilken, a. Heeho de wda; sed««o; bkmdo,
Bilkinesa, «. BUndun, moUcto; taavldAd.
8Uktbrow«r, Bilkthrowster, $, DeTiMdor
dttseda.
BlIkwMTer, $. Tf>J«dor de Bed*.
Bilkwonn. «. Qanoo de Mda.
Bilk7, a. Heeho de tede; eedefto.
Bill, «. Umbral de pneru.
Blllebob, $. Bebldft de leclM, Tlno. ko.
Bil11l7, ad. Tontamente, Dedamcnta.
BilUDeaa, «. Shnpleca, boberle, neoeded.
Billr, a. Nedo ; menteoeto ; inooente ; sen-
Bllt, & Clenok ftmgo.
BUtui, a, BeiToeo ; stivoee.
Bilver, 9. Plata.— Ow De plaU, plateado.
To SlWer, va, Flatccr ; asogar.
BUrer-beater, s. Batlhc(f«; betidor de ptaCa.
BtlTer-flr, 0, (Bot) Abeto.
Bilver-laioe, «. Encaje 6 falon de plata.
BtlTeiiy, ad. Con ^tarienda de puUa.
Bflrer-mlne, Silver-ore, $. Mina de plata.
BllveramiUi, & PUtera [sina.
Btlver-ihlBtle, m. (Bot) Acanto 6 brasca or-
Bilver-weed. a (Bot) Agrimoaift.
Bllrery, a. Plateado, dado deplstau
Blmar, «. Una eepecte de rope talar a&tlinut
para miOer. [pareelda
BimtlAT, Blmilarlj, rr. Bimilar: aem^itante;
BinHlaritj, «. Bemejniua; eonAumtdad.
Blmllarly, ad, Bem^anteineiite.
Bimtle, «. Blmil; aimllitod; comparadon.
Blmllitode, «. Blmtlitsd, aemcijaoia; i\]em-
plo; eomMradoQ.
Btmttar, $. Chnltarnk
To Btmmer. vn. Herrir i tiego lenta
BimonT, «. Bimonia.
BlmonlBOif
I, Blmonlaeal, a. Blmonlaoo.
Bimona, a. Lo que tieoe narlz diata.
To Blniper. 9n, Bonreirse oon aflsotadoo.
Simper, $. Sonriaa tont» 6 afectada.
Simple, a. Simple; manao; llaao: Inge-
noo; pnra— ABtannle. [ceded.
BImpleoeflti, 8. Bimpliddad: eendUes; n^
Simpler, «. Bimplidste; herbolario.
61mplet<Hi, 4. Slmplon, dmplooasoi
Blmnliel^, & Bendlles; logenoidad ; dm-
To Simplify. «a. SImpIlflcar.
Simpllat, «. Slmplidata.
Blnnlj, ad, Sendlltmente : dmplemente.
To Slmalate, 9a, Simolar, flnirir. [sla.
3imnlati<ni, 9. Simnladon, doblei blpocre-
Straaltmieooai a^ BtmultAoeOk
Bin, *, Peeadn.
To Bin, vn. Pecw.
Sinapism, a. Slnaplamo.
Slnbom, a. Naddo de pecado.
BInc^ ad. Ta qoe, dado qoo; deede qne;
tmes qtM.-'-prm, Deede, deepoeii
Btncem, a. Sendllo, puro ; dnoero
T7«
Sincerdy, ad, BinoaffaHMBle, 1
SiDoereiMflB, 6lBoert^, «. BimmxidmA, taM
gridad.
Sine, prcgx Bin.
SiBeoiii«,«.B«Dte;beneflcloalaiplow nen
Sinew, 9. Te&d<m ; nervlo ; muacolov teto-
Sinewed, Sinewy, a, Nerrioao; ftuato; i»-
boaCo.
Binftal, a. Peoamlnoeo; malvfdo; perdUa
Sinftillj, ad, MalTadameate, de on mode
orimtiiaL [dad.
SinfnlDeMt «. Maldad, oorrapetoo, peranl*
To Bins. on. 7 a. Cantar ; go^^mt; reohlaar.
To Binge, «& Cbamosoar.
Sinfer« 9, Cantor, eantoTL
SiBflBg, 9, Castor mtekaTooiL
SlnflnK4naster,a. Haertio de canter
Single, a, Uno, aendUo, drnplok soto; ae^
tern; puro. [nc:
To BingM, 90, Biognlarlzar; eoparar; r ^
Single-combat, «.Combate aingalar ; deal
Singlj, ad, IndlTtdaabneoto;
Singsong, «. Cadende anllbnne.
Singular, Ob Sendllo; dngnlar; rato.
Slngalarltj, «^ Partlcblaiidad ; ahigeltHaa.
Siogolariy, ad, SlDgaknnente, aep—a^
mente.
Sinister, a. Isqvterdo; sinlestio; ftmsata
Sintotroiu,- a. Blnieatroi, malvadoi, depn
Sinistroasly, ad. Sinfestramcote.
To Sink, 9tt, Hmidirse, suntrs* ; „
erralnarse.— vo. Hnndlr. SkdUmg tptrit,
Abirtimiento de 4nimo.
Sink, 9. AkaDtarlUa, albaftal; aentioa.
Sinker, a. Hoodidor. /X^^eMh ~ "
abridw.
Slnleaa, a. Impecable.
Slnleesneea, si Impeoabiltdad.
Sinner, 9, Pecador, peoadora.
Sin-oflforing, c El aaerifleio propM«toiK».
Slnoper, Slnopl^ 9. B6bricaatodplc«, mteks
bermeilon.
SinopK 9, (Bias.) SlDopK TcrdcL
To Sbuate, ea. Formar davoddadsa.
SinoaHoD, 9. Tortaoskiad, corvadam.
Sinoodly, a. Sinaoddad.
Slnooaa, a, Sinnoeo.
Sinna, «. Seno, enseoada ; bebia.
To Sip, 9a, Ecbar, tnguitos, copita&
Stp} 9, Borbo, trago p^iaefto. |aoi«a
SipboB, «. Sifon : tabo corro para aaear Ih
flipper, «. Sorbedor.
Sippet, «. Boptta, soptna, eopik [la
Sir, 9, BeOor,caballero, nelabia detratamiea
Sire, 9. PadrcL ^ran^-eire. Abadow
To Sire, 9a, Eagendrar, prodndr.
Siren, a. Sirena.— a. Encantador.
Sirlns, 9. (AstfoB.) Blrio, canleola.
Sirloin, 9. Lomo ae boey 6 Taea.
Sirocco, 9. Siroco 6 JaloqacL
Sirrah, 9. Ifalaadrla, plrarsk
Bir-reTerence, & Oag^fon ; cacada^
Blrop, A Jarabe. (Amer.) DiJce.
Sister, 4/^ Hermana. iS(d«r4ii-to«i^ Colada
R<itter>blo(^ 9. (NIn.) Ifotones berraiaa.
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Btoterhoodt «l HemModftd; oongregaoion.
Sisterly, <L Con hormandart, fraternal, fra-
terno.
Bistnim, a. Bistro, Instrnmento <I« mfisiea.
To Sit, «m SentaiM ; asentano : deecansar.
— «a. Asentar. To ait up^ Velar.
Stta, 9. Sitio, iituaoion, solar.
Sited, & Poesto, colottdo, sitnado, slto.
Sithed, a. Armado de goadafla.
BiUieman, «. GuadaAero, guadafiiL
Bitter, «. £1 que se sienta; velador; el are
qae eat4 empollando \o» bQevo&
BittlDg, «. Sesion; eentada; empolladnra.
Sltaale, a» Situado. [eoiploa
Situation, «. Situaclon, eetado; aoomodo^
Sixpence, «. Seis peniqaes 6 medio chelln.
Bixacore, a. Clento ▼ veinto. [nadow
Sizable, a. Lo que tiene tamoAO propordo-
Size, «. Tamafio, talle; calibre, dimension.
To Size, vd. A}ustar; arreglar, ignalar; en-
grodar.
Sized, a. Lo que pertenece al tamafia
Sizinesa, a. YUcoetdad.
Biz7, a. Vi8ooM\ peg^oto.
Bkain, «. Hadda; mazo.
Skate, a. (let) LUa. Patin. [tadoe.
Skeeta, «. (N 4u. ) Befiaderaa, cnblertAs 6 ooe-
Bkeg, «. Cimela silveetre.
6keK& «• (N4iL) Bematode Uqallla.
Bkelii, «. MadeJA. maxo.
Skeleton, a. Eaqiieleto; annazon.
tSkellum, a. Picaro; baladron.
Skep, «. Espeoie de eesto para llevar trigo.
bkeptic 9. Esodpticow
Skeptical, a. Eae^pUoo.
Skeptically, ad, Eso^ptioamente.
SkeptidBin. a. Esoeptlcisma
Sketch, 9, DiseAo; eeboso; trazo, borron.
To Sketch, wk Esqnloiar, trazar ; boaqucjar.
Skew, a. Obtlcno, torddo, atrcreaado.
To Skew, vn. Mirar al seego.
Skewer, «. Agt^a de lardear; eepeton.
To Skewer, vo. Espetar, aHanzar el asado
eon espetonea.
Skida. «. (Nan.) Baraderoa. [Aa
Skiff, «. (N&o.) Edquife, bote, baroo peque-
Skilful. a. Pr&ctico, dieatro, habU, experta
Skilfully, ad, Diwtramente.
Skitfulneaa. 4iUabilidad, destrezn, capacldad.
Skill, a, Ck>noclmienu>; babilidad; deatre-
tM\ arte.
Skilled, a. Pr&ctloo, instraido.
Skiltet, a. Marmlta peque&a. [zarse.
To Skim. 9a. Deanatar; eroamar; deall-
Skim, 9, Espuma; hex, esoori^ desecbo.
Skimble-ftkamble, a, I>eBordenado, extra*
yagante.
summer, a. Eapnmadera.
Sklm-miik, «. Leche deanafcada.
Skin, a. C6tia, nelldo sutil ; cuero.
To Skin, va. Deiollar; eon la piel 6 pelle-
jo; bacerse ooatran
Skinner, 9. PetUtJero; peletera
SkiDnlneas, «. Flaqueza, fklta de oames.
Skinny, a. Flaco, flUto de eamea.
To Skip, 91%, Salter, brincar, trisear, omitlr.
Skip. 9, Cabriola. aaltow brinoo.
Skipjack, «. Uombre de fbrtnaa lerantado
deieafci«rooL
Bkipkennel, 9, Laeayo, erlado da librea.
SLA
Skipper. 9, (NAu.) Maestro de embarcadoa
Skirmish, 9. Escammoza ; pendencta.
To Skirmisb, «fk Escaramuzar.
Skirmisher, a.. Esearamnzador.
Skirret, 9. (Bot) Obirivia.
Skirt, 9. Falda; fllete; orilla.
To Skirt, 1KB. Orillar; poblar el mirgon d<
nn rlo, monte, pais, etc
Skit, 9. Bnrla, eaprioha nioeo.
Skittish, a. Espantadizo; retozon; qmsqiil-
Skittishly, ad. Caprichosamenteu
Skittishnees, A DeienToUnra; inoonetanda
Skreen, 9, Criba; blombo; mampara. Y.
Skue, a. Obllcno, tordda V. Skew,
To Sknlk, vn, Andar k sombra de tcjada
Skull, a. GrAnea V, Seuik
Sknllcap, a. Y. ScuUcap.
Sky, 9, Region et^rea, delo, flnnamentn
Skyey, a. Etireo.
Skyoolor, «. Color aznl 6 celeste.
Skycolored, Skydyed, a, Azul celest*
Skyed, Skyish, a. Aznlado.
Skylark, «. (Om.) Alondra, calandrla.
SkyUght, «. Ciaraboya.
Skyrocket, a. Cohete.
Slabi,iL Cbaroo; losa; costero.
Slab. a. Espeeo; Tisooeo; glntlnosa
To Slabber, vn. Babear ; ensuciar ; derramar
Slabberer, 9. Baboeo; ensudador. (Fam.)
Cochina rBabador, babero.
Slabbering, 9, Babea mabbering-bib, a,
Slabby, a. Espeso; viscoso; mojada
Slab-line, m, (NAo.) Briolin.
Slack, a. Flojo; nedlgente; tardo.
To Slack, To Slacken, va. y tk Aflojar
ablandar; amainar; endulzar; despegar
decaer.
Blackly, ad. Flojamente, lentamente.
Slackneea, 9, Flqiedad ; deoculdo ; debllidad.
Slag, 9. Eseorla, la hez de los metalea
Slale, 9. Peine de tejedor.
Slain, pp. del verbo To Slay. [aflojar.
To Slake, va. Apagxr; remojar; rooderar;
To Slam, «& Arrojar con Tlolenda. To9lam
the door^ Cerrar de golpe A la pnerta.
Slam, a. Capote en el JuegiDw [maz.
To Slander, eo. Calnmnur, denlgrar, infli-
Slander, «. Calomnia; denif^adon ; Influnla,
deshonra. [ctente.
Slanderer, & Oalnmnlador, impoetor, maldi*
Slandering, 9. Murmnradon, maledicenda.
—a. MSdidente.
Slanderous, a» Influnatorlo, calnmnioeo.
Slanderously, ad, Oalnmnioeamenta.
tSlang, prtL del rerbo To SUng,
Blank, «. (Bot) Alga marina.
Slant. Slanting, a. Beegado, obHoQo.
Slantly, Slantwise, ad. De trares 6 al traTm
To Slap, vOw Qolpear; dar una manotada 6
bofeton. [tada, bofeton.
Slap, 9. ManotadiL Slap on the/ae4, Bofe-
Blapdash, intefi, (Yolg.) De ana ves, <)• vm
golpe.
To Slasli, wu Aonehlllar.— ««. Tlrar ti|foa y
rcveses con espada A troohenooche.
Slash, 9, Cnchlllada.
Slatfib, a. (NAu,) £1 medio de an cabo raelta
Slatch qfjina tccathsr, Momento de btiev
tlempo.
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Btoto.t.Plxarra.
To BUto, WL EmpizarTar.
SlAto-colored, a. I)e color de ptnm.
6Ute-p«Doll, «. Piiarrio, plumto.
81ateqa«rrT« «. PlzamL
BUter, i. PlBUTera
To Slatteni, <NZ. Malitartw «. tiempa
Slattern, «. Mi^cr desaliflada.
Slattemlj, ad, DeaallAadamento.— a. Poer-
00, dflMllAado.
Blatj, a, PlapTcAo. [gento.
Blaajditer, i. Camfoeria; mortandad de
To Bianxhter, «Hi. MataratroimeoU; matar
animaloe en la oamloeria.
Blaaghterbonae, «. liatadera.
BlaqghtermaD, iL Matador, aaealno.
Blaaghterooa, a. Mortifero, destrocUTO.
Slave, «. EsoUto, eeolava.
To BlaTO, WK Tnhtiiat oomo eeclaTO.
Slare-born, i. Eaclaro de nadmiento.
81aTe-Uke,a. Propio de eaclaro, eerriL
Slaver, 9, Baba.
To Slayer, f>n. Baboaear.
Slaverer, «. Baboeo. el qae baboaea.
Slavery, «. Eaolavltod: aervidnmbre, joiffo.
SUvisb, a, ServU, b^o.
Slavlably, a<L Servilmentak [eadavltnd.
BlavlshtieeB, a. Bi^eia vilna; aervldambre,
T9 81a7,w.MaSir.
SIay.Ay.<Sto<A
Slayer, & Matador.
Sleave, 9. Seda 6 btlo deatorddo.
To Sleave, «a. Deetoroer.
81eallne0^ & Flojedad. [PaAo do soplUla
Bleazy, a, Fkjo, endeble. SiM^y ototh^
Bled, n Narria, raatra. [rla. trlneo.
Bledse, A Macho: mazoffraade; ra8tra,nar-
To Siee, vn. (Nao.) Tria)iO*ri bablaado de
nna embaroacion.
Slaek, a. Liao, bmftldo; anave, blando.
To Sleek, va, Pelnar; alisar, paUr.
Sleekoeaa, «. Usurm.
Sleakv, ad. Con lisara 6 lustre. [sar.
To BIciep, vn, Dormir; deeonldarse; repo-
Sle^ 9, Suefio ; deBoanso, repoaa
Sleeper, a. Durmlente, donnilon; ifogano;
bolsauEan. (Nao.) Cnrva de yoga
SlaepOy, ad. Con somnolenda, peaadex.
Sleeptneea, «. Somnolenola ; adonnecimien-
to; letargo.
Bleeping, •, SneAo, repoao, deaoaaaa
Sleepleaa, a. Deavelado, fldto de aoefla
Sleepy, a. Sofiolleoto ; aoporifero ; let&rgf oo.
Sleei IL Agnanleve.
To Sleet, 9n. Caer agnanleve.
Sleety, a, Lo qoe oontiene agoanieve.
Sleeve, & Manga. (lot) Oalamor. Tolattgh
i» lAa alaeM a<, Belne con dlalmalo.
Sleeve-baDd, & C^t» oon qoe ae w^rx^ !a
Sleeve?
9. Boton de manga.
Bleeved, a. Lo one tiene mangaa.
Bleeveleea, a. Sin mangaa ; fldto do raKon 6
fbndamento,ftieradecaniino. Sl^eveUti
ftUa, Fibula abaorda 6 ridionla.
Blelg^ IL Trineo.
Blelgh^ A Ardld, artifloio, aatada, mafia.
Blolgkt, a. BngaAeao, artlfloloao, cuMsloeo.
Blender, a. Ddsado, antU, dibtl, 4
Slenderly, €ut, SntUmente; ligerameote.
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Slondernaw, a Del^adaa; debBidii4; mm
aes{ peqoefias.
To Sley,tMi. Dlvldir 6 torcer en hOm,
Sley, 9, V. JSaU.
To SUoe^«A Bebaaar; cortar; tB|«r.
Atfebaoada ' '^
SilOe, 9, umtUMMWumi u^huk
To Slide, «n. Beabalar; dedliarae; deaea-
bolUraeu— «a. Haoer eolar; oolafoe.
Slide, 9. Pmo Uano y Actt; «imo; finldBr
en el eetflo.
Slider, a. Beabalante; reabalador.
SUding, 9. Dealizamlento; deaHc Slidimf
ibnoi^ Nndo eaenrrldlaa
Slight a. Llgero; negUgent^; neclo: fttfl;
delgada-^ Deaalre, artifido. (molec
To SUgbt, «a. Meneepreelar; deaalrar; 4^
SUgfater, 9. Menoq>reoiador, deaalnider, io-
dilbivate.
Slighting. 9. Menospredo, deaden ; dMcnida.
Slightingly, ad. Con deapredo. [meirte
Slightly, ad, ligeraoMnte; nogftoeek
Sllghtaaaa, a. D^idad; deaeoklo; aeglt-
genda.
Slim, A Delgado, aatlL [la.
Slime, 9, Lodo ; ctialqniera aoatanoia viaen
Sltmlneea,«.ytoooaldad.
Slimy, a. Ylaooeo, pen^oao.
Slineea, «. Treta, ardld. Y. <STyiiaai.
Sling, a. Honda; hondaco; rwaa^ {
Ealinga.
To Sling, va, Tlrar con bonda; arrotar.
Slinjmr, a. Hoaderou [boObae.
To Blink, eo. Abottar, raalpailr.— «i^ Bhaa-
To SUp, «fk Beabalar, deeHxane; aalka*
algnna eosa de an logar; eaer em algaa
error; eeeapar, bnirae; <*
Meter; deaatar. 7b tUp i
(Nfa.)
Slip, 9. Beabalon: deslfi; dconfade; eaea
rada; error. fi%></p<SfMr,TlradepapeL
SIfpboitfd, 9. Corredera.
Slipknot, 9, Laio eorredijo.
Slipper, 9. Chinela.
Slipperineea, a. La eaHdad r
Slippery, a, Beabaladixo;
derto.
Slipabod, a. £n obaodetaa. [aob
Slipalop, 9, AgnaoMrie; compoaiciott i^
To Slitjaa Bajar, header; t^)tf, eortMv
Slit, 9. BiO^ hendednim.
To Slive, «<(. Bi^ar, bender ; cortar.
Sliver, IL Talada; vAatago arranaido de aa
irboL
Bloats, 9,pk Tderaa do carro.
Slobber, A Baba. Y.^SbnMr.
To Slobber, «a. Baboaear.
Sloe, IL Sndrina, U fhita del endrixn.
Sloertree, 9. (Bot) Kadrtaa
Slo^ 9. ^M*) Balaodra. Sloop i^wm\
To Slop, «a. ^laadar, enlodar.
Slop, IL Agnachirle ; mancba.
Slope, & Seago; deoUve; deacenao, looaa;
eacaipa.— o. Bern torddo, tncilBado.—
ad^ Al aeagov obUooamente. [4 u lada
To Slope, «a. Beigar.—vfi. Seagarve^ toroena
Slopeneea, Sloplngiieaa, a. Dedhldad : obtI>
ctiidad; aeegadnra. [ae^itt,
Slopewiao, Sloplngly, ad, Beegadaai^fittk af
Sloppy, a, Ijoimoi canagnaa
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tSlot «. Plata, hnella de venada
To Slot, «a. Golpear; chocar.
Sloth, «. Pereza; inerola; perezoso.
8Ioth(tiL a. Perexoao; lento; d^ado.
Slothltilly, ad, Perezoaamente. [ri&
BlothftdneM, a. Peresa : pesadez; barasmne-
Bloaoh, 9, Mirada cablzbi^a; batan ; riilaiia
To8k>aGh,«a.jrn.£starcablzbiOo< Shuck-
ing hoi, Sombrero gacbo.
filon^ a. LodazaL [pnorco.
Slough, 9, Poronera; el onbtl del jabali 6
Sloughy, <k Lodoeo, pantanoso.
Sloven, a. Hombre deaalinado j deeaseado.
Btorenllneae, a. Doeallfio; asqnerosidad ; ne-
gligenda. rdeeenldado.
Slovenly, a. Beealifiado; etieio; d^ado;
tSlovenrj^ a. Porqueria, deealiflo, andedad.
Slow, a. Tardio, lento, paosado, detenldo,
tardo; pcaado; torpe.
Slowly, ad. Lentunente.
SJowneaa, a. Lentitud, detenelon ; peaades.
Slow-worm, «. Cecilia, aerptento peqnefla.
To Slabber, va. Chafallar ; manchar, onaa-
dar.
Slabberdegullion, a. (Yalg.) Andn^o.
Sladge, a. Lodo, deno.
To Slue, aa. (NAo.) Hovirar.
Slug, a. Haraean; babosa; pieza de metal
en higar de bala de eaeopeta.
To SloR, tm. Holgazanear.
Blug-a-bed, a. Un dormilon.
Blogpu^, a. Haragan, holgazan. [lente.
Sluggiah, a, Perezoso, flojo, d^^do, indo-
Slogglshly, ad* Perezoaamente.
Slnggiahneaa, «. Pereza, flojedad, dejadez.
Sloioe, 9, Compnerta. [aceqaia, etc
To Sloioe, vo. Soltar la preaa de nn canal,
Slaioy, a. Lo que corre en torrente; lo que
tlene oompoertas. . [Echar A dormir.
To Slumber, vn, Pormltar; repoaar.— «a.
Shimber, a, Saetto Ilgero, descanao^ repoao.
SInmberoua, a, Soporifbro; aofiollento; in-
dolentei
To Slur, «& Manchar, ensudar.
Slur, «. Borron ; jMtardo, Jngada.
Slut, 4/ Fregona, mqjer aaqueroaa.
Sluttlahneas, a. ABqaeroeldad, aodedad.
Sluttish, a. Aaqueroso, puerco, auclo.
Bluttlahlv, ad, Asqneroeamente.
Sly, a, Astuto, picaro, aocarron, artlfldoso,
fhlao, mam^o. [aueco.
Biyboota, a. (Fam.) Mafiuelaa, martagon,
Slyly, ad. Astutamente; k hnrtadlllaa.
BlyneeB,&Maftaela,8oc8rronerhi; diaimnln.
To Smaok,im. Saber A; oler; aaborearae.—
«a.Besar.
Smack, «. Sabor, guato; tlntura; reddno;
besotronado; manotada. (N&a) Eama-
que.
Smaokec a. Beso 6 golpo con mfda
Small, a Peqaeflo^ monndo; d^bll, floJo;
tiemo; blando.
Bmallage, a. (Bot) Perejll de agua.
8mall'«niia, 9. Armaa blancaa.
SxAall-beer, 9. Cerveaa d6bil 6 floja.
BmallHSoal, a. Carbon menado, daoo.
Bmall-craft, a. Embaroadon manor.
Bmallneaa, a, Peqnefies; debUldad.
Bmallpoz, & Ylruelaa.
Smally, ad, Pooo; an paqaa&a oantidad.
[ianteAallA
eesmenudad
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Smalt, a. EemaltA.
Smaragdin&a Hechodee
Smart, 9, Eseozor; dolor; buUebuile. — a.
Punzante; agudo; vivo, eflcaz; avlaadoj
ingenloBO. [don.
To Smart, fm, Eaoooor; perdbir una aensa-
Smartly, ad, Agndamente, vivamente; con
flnnra.
Smartneaa, a. Agudeza; viveza, antlleza.
To Smatter, vn. Saber una coea anperflclal-
mente; iutblardnconodmlenta [daL
Smatter, a. Tlntura, oonodmiento anperfl*
Smatterer, a. Kl que aabe una coea anperfl-
dalmente.
To Smear, va. Salpicar, nntar; emporcar.
Smeary, a, Graao ; p^^i^oao.
To Smeetli, «o. Ahumar; tiznar.
Sm^mntlo, a. (Poo. ua.) Saponaceo.
To SmcU, «A Oler; perdbir; desonbrir.—
fm. Oler, deapedir de d iVagranda 6 hedor.
Smell, a. Ollkto; olor; f^granda; hedton-
dez.
Smeller, 9. Oledor.
Smellfeast, a. PsrAslto, gorrlsta, million.
Smelling-bottle, a. Pomito de olor.
Smelt, i^rat. jpartpa9. del verbo 7b Smell.
Smelt, a. (IctVEspirenqne de mar.
To Smdt, va. Fnndir mlneralee para extraer
de elloa un metal maa predoso.
Smdter, 9, Fundidor ; apartador 6 separa
dor de metalea.
Smerlln, a. (lot) Esmara [mente»
To Smicker, 17ft. Sonreirse; mhrar amorosa-
Smickering, a. Minida <k ojeada amoroea.
To Bmlle, vn, Sonreirse ; manifeetar alegria .*
&vorecer.
Smile, a. SonriBa.
Smiling^ a. Elsuefio.
Bmiiingly, ad. Con cara risuefia.
To Smirch, va, Annblar, oacnreoer, deelndr.
To Smirk, tn. Sonreirse. 7b 9mirk upoti^
Biirar risaeAo.
Smirk, Smirky, o^ Oallardo, airoeo: alegrei
To Smite, va. Uerlr, golpear; afliglr, caati-
gar; exdtar algun afecto. (Fam.) £na-
morar.
Smiter, a. £1 que hlere 6 mata; go1pead<«.
Smith, 9. Foijador de metalea. Black-
amUfi, Herrero. Smith and farrier^
Herrador, alb6itar. Zocksmiik^ Cem-
jera Gold9mUh, Orifice. Sik)er9milh,
Platero.
Smitbcralt, a. £1 ofldo de foijador.
Smlthery, a. Herreria; cerr^jeria
Smithy, 9. Foija, homaza. [amigeradd.
Smock, a. Canodsa de mi^er. — a. Afemlnado,
Smock-iboed, a. PAUdo, deecolorldo.
Smoke, a. Humo; vapor espeao.
To Smok& vn. Humear; arder; fhmar
(Mex.) Chupar. Oler.— «a. Ahumar; rl
alculizar.
To Smoke-dry, wt. Soear at hnmo, ahumar.
Smoke-Jack, a. Torno de aaador que ae
muevo por medio del humo. '
Smokeleea, a. Deaahnmado ; sin humo.
Smoker, a. Sahnmador; Aimador.
Smoky, a, Hnmeanta^ humoaa
Smooth, a. LIso, bruAido; llaoo, ignal;
nniibrme; suave; llBOi\}ero; cortex— «
Lianra, teraura, braftldo.
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To Bmootls 9€L Allwar ; allatr ; &olliter.
To SmooUitii, tn, AUmt. [sereno.
Smooth-ikoed, a. De ■emblanto ap»o{bl« y
Smootb-gUdliif, <h DicMtt da la corriente
manaa 6 saaroL
Bmooth-grained, a. Lo que tiena rotas Ibaa^
6mooth>uftlred, a. Lo qua tiane cabeUo liao.
Bmoothlng^plana, 9. Capillo oorto.
BiDoothlj, ad, lifulmaota; liaamaata; ft-
eiUnaota; aftbiementa.
BmooUinesB, $. Liaara; bnifildo; tiutTldad.
SmooUi-paoad, a. Lo quo anda oon paao
IgaaL [woal.
BmooUt'OhaTeii, a, Lo qaa MtA raaarado por
Bmootb-alidlng, a. Lo qaa aa daaliu con
auavldad 6 igaaldad. J^^*^
BmooUi-apokeii, Smooth-tongued, a. Lison-
To Smoihar, va, Ahogar, sufvcar ; suprimir.
BmoUiar, «. Sapreaioia ; hamarada, polv*-
rada.
Bmoaldarlns, €L Llano da bamo ain sal Ida.
Bmag, a. (Yaig.) Atlldado, pulido oon afi»o-
tacion. [mMatear.
To Bmaggla, vo. Haoer al oontrabaodo;
Btnoggler, a. Contrabandista, inatutero.
BinuggiinfT, a. Comarcto da contnbaodo,
meieduruL
Baint,«. Tknon : Bocladad ; tizon ; iraporaza.
To Broat, va. Tiznar ; anaudar ; atizonar. —
wu EnmobacarM. [&a
To Bmatch, vck Tiznar, manahar oon Uzaa,
Bmauiiy, acU Con homo d tizna ; imp^di-
camante.
Bmuulnaaa, 9. Tizna ; tiznon ; obcoanidad.
BmaUy, a. Tiznado; biunoao; atizonado;
obaeano.
Snack, «. Parte, poroton.
Bnaffla, «. Brida oon mnaaiiola; bridon.
To BnaiBa, va. Baftanar ; eonUnar ; gan-
guaar; nariz.
Snag, 9, Dontadnra, raoortadora dantada;
coreova; aobrodiente ; nadoan la madara.
Snagged, Snaggy, a. Uaao da aobradientaa;
ooroovado; nadoao. [dienta.
Bnaggle-tootbed, a. El qne tiana an eobra-
Bnaggling, 9. Dantadnra ; Impreaion con loa
dlaniai.
Snail, 9. Caracol.
Snake, 9, Calabra.
Bnakeroot, a. (Bot) SarpantarU. Indian
tnatsroot, Ilalz da aerpiante.
Bnakaahaad, Bnakoweed, 9. (Bot) Bistorta,
dragontea.
Bnakawood, «. liadara medicinal
Bnaky, a, Lo que partaneoa 6 sa aa^n^{a i
la culebra ; aerpentino.
To Snap, «<i» y «. Uaoar astallar ana coaa;
romper, deatrozar; agarrar; mordar; in-
•oltar; laltar uoaarma; caatafietear.
Snap, 9. Eatallido ; mordiaoon ; mordadara ;
presa, robo.
Saap-dmgon, 9. (Bot) Tarba bacerra.
Snapper, 9, Mordador. Snapp4r9^ Caata-
ftuelas.
Snappiali, a. Mordaz: ragafion, agrio.
Bnappiably,a<iLMordazir.enta agriamcnte.
BnappiabnaA t, Aaperaza, daapaga aa el
Uato. L^'^oip*'
Biiara, '*. Oopo. laaoi, trampa ; aiaohanza ;
To B(*«f«. eo. Knwaraflar, annidac
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To Snart, «n. Bcgafiar, raaoagar,
Bnarler, a. Begaftoa; grmftidgi;
Snarly, a Enradoao, Inddlnao. Cpottaz
To Snatch, va. Arrobatar; anmr; tn»>
Snatch, 9, Arrabatamiento ; arwitbtiiia ; aaa
loafia pordon : remaaata eTaair».
-block, 9, (N&o.) Pi
Snatch- __
Snatcber, & Arrabatador.
Snatchinglr, ad. Arrabatai
Bnaad, a. Mango de goadafta.
To bneak, vn. Arraatrar; yentr 6 Irae k b
aordina. To 9n9ak alimg, Andwr cal^t-
bdo.
Sneekar, a. El qaa obra cob bit}«za j- vflaa^
Sneaking, a. Serrll ; bijo; tacafio.
Sneakingiy, od;. SarTilmenta ; tatemraewfai
Soeaklngneaa, a. B^eza; Tilesa, raindad.
Snock, 9. Atdaba de puerta.
Bnee, 9. Y. Sndek.
To Sneor, tm. Mirar 6 bablar oon deaprada
Sneer, a. Mlrada da deapieoto; flas»; ttfik,
escamio.
Sneerer, a, MofiKior, flagon, ffcamactwlec.
ISneerftil, a. Deadenoao. inaolenta
To Sneezejim. Eatomodar.
Sneeze, a. Estomada
Sneezewort, a. (Bot) Estonrntateriow
Sneedng-powdar, 9, CebadlUa.
Bnet, a. Sebo de venado.
Snick, a. BIAa 4 navi^azoa 6 eacbilladaa.
To Snickeiv To Snl^ar, vm^ Reizae ta»l»
mente. [riba.
To Bnifi; «fi. Reeollar con fbana fcftna ar
To Sniggle, vn. Paaoar angnilaa en preaa.
To Snipjjpa. Ttjeratear ; oortar eon VQetM
Snip, a. T^jeretada; parte; pordoa.
Bnipe, 9, (On.) Agachadizs; sou, sopancp
Snipper, 9, £1 one tOeraiaa.
Snipsnap, a. DIalogo Intero 6 pUianta.
To Bnite, vn, Sonane M nariz.
Snivel, 9. Moqnlta. b^x**
To Snivel, vn. Moqnear. (Max.) JMbI'
Sniveller, 9. Lloradueloa; moooeo.
Bnivdiy, a. Lo qne tlene bmoo.
To Snore, fm^ Boncar.
Snore, 9. Bonqnido.
Snorar, a. Boncador, el que ronoa.
Snoring, & Bonquido.
To Snort, !>«. Beioplar, ba&c
Snot, a. (Bido.) Uooo.
Bnotbr, a. Mocoaa
Bnoa^ 9. Ilodco; el morro do los anlmaht
Snooted, 9, Uoclcudo.
SnoutiUr, a» AlUtado, ptntada
8now,a.Niava (Nio.^ Paqo '
To Snow, 9n. Nevar, caer nie\
Snowball, 9. PcUa 6 pelota de BtaveL
Bnow-brotb. a. Agaa de nieve 6 d« •aal-
qaier llqnldo muy fHo.
Snowdrop, a. (Bot) Campaaina Manca.
Snow-white, a. Nevadow blaneo eooao la
nteve.
Snowy, a. Nevoao; nevado ; pnro.
To Snqbw va, Bapraadar, roAu; ragaAar^
i tn, Sollozar.
Scab, 9. Nodo da madera. {ancha
Snab-nosed, a, SI que tieoM la narit uaaB y
To Snoff, vn, Haraganaar; dormlr wmaf
abrlgado en U cama. [polvo; nfSk
Snaff a. Pavaaa da caodeU; tabeee It
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To Snnfl^ «a. Oler; dtsMbllar.
Bnnffboz, & Oda de rape ; Ubaquera.
BDoflbn, «. pi. Desrabiladeras. [dens.
Snaffer-Btand, 9, Pfatiilo para las despabila-
To dnoffla. vn. Qanffoaar, bablar ganguao.
Snaff-maker, •, FMclcante de ubaco de
polro.
Bnnff-taker, «. Tabaqntsta.
Snug, a. Abrigado, conveniente, o6modo.
To Snuf^Ie, vn. Dormir abrigado.
do, ad. Am ; ast oonio, por lo mismo ; por
tADto, por oonstgniente; tal, tan 6 tanto;
de mode 6 de inanera que; por tODto;
con tal que. — con^. Bien, eupuesto que.
8o^ tAsny OoD que. So that^ Do aoorte
qae. JSo ao, Asi aai, tal ouaL
To Soak, vn. r a. Kemojarae; calane.
(Vulg.) BmbeSer.
B<^ a. Jabon.
To Soap, va, Jabonar, 6 enjabonar.
Boap-aahee, s. pk Laa cenizaa ^ae qaedan
deapoea de haoer Jabon.
Soapberry-tree. a. (Bot) Saplndo.
Soapboiler, a. Jabonera
Boi4>-eartb, A Especie de tlerra do batan.
Soap-booae, a. Jaboneria.
Soapauda, a. Jabonadnraa.
Soap wort, a. (Hot) Saponaria.
Boap7, a. Jabonoeo, aapon&oea
To boar, «ik Romontarae ; elevarse. Soar-
ing m^ Estllo anblime.
Soar, «. Vuelo 4 remonte muj alto.
8ol\& SoUozo, aiispiro.
To 8<^ WK Suapirar, aollozar. [modcato.
Sober, a. Sobrfo; cnerdo; graTe, aablo,
To Sober, va, Deaamborrachar.
Soberly, ad. Sobrlamente ; jaioloaamenteL
Sobemeae. Sobriotj, a. Sobriedad ; grave-
dad: caimit
Soe 6 Soke, m. (ForO Derecho, Jarladlcelon.
Socage, 9. (For.) La tenencia de alguna
tierra en oenaa [las lierraa de otro.
Socager, s. (For.) £1 qne tiene en arrtendo
Bodable, a. Sociable, fiunlUar, comonlca-
ttra [franqnesa.
SodabSUty, Sooiablenesa, a. SoclaMtidad,
Soolablj, ad. Sooiablemeote, amlgmble-
meute.
Social, a. Social ; a&ble, franco.
Booialnaas, a Afia>iUdad, aociabtlidad.
Bodetr, a. Sociedad ; acarteinia ; JonU ; com-
paflu; asociacion.
Booinianiam, a. Socinlanlsma
Sock, a. Calcetin ; saeco; reja de arado.
Socket, a. £1 caAon del caodelera Socket
of th4 eve, Caenca del ojo. Socket of a
toothy Alvoolo de an dlente^
Socle, a. (Ara.) Z6ca}o, plinta
SocDian, a. Y. Socager.
Oocome, a (For.) La obligadon qoe tenlan
loe raaalloa de Uerar k moler el grano al
molino del sefior. [itocotrina
Boootrine aloea, «. Z4bila aocotriua 6 adbor
Bod, 9, Craped, torba, torron.
Soda. $. Sosa. Soda-Boater, Agna de aoda.
Bodailtioai^ a. Lo qne pertenece & berman-
dadea.
Bodalltj, 9. Oofridla, henntBdad.
Sodden, pn, del yerbo To Seethe,
eodden-wltt«d, a. D^bO, bobo, trato.
SOL
SodiDtn, «. Sodio (metal).
Sodomite, e. Sodom Ita.
Sodomj, a. Sodomia.
Soever, ad. Qne aea : por 6 p<Mr mac
Solk, a. Soft.
Soffit, Soflte, a. (Arq.) Soflta
Soft, a. BiMndo; mole; beoigno; flexible,
pastoao; cortes.
To Soften, va. Ablandar; mitigar ; aplaear.
Softener, Softner, a.'Ablandador; mitigadM*.
Sofdah, a. Blandlto, blandlco.
Softly, ad. Blandamente, callandito, aoave*
Diente; lentamenta
Softness, a. Blandora, dalznra, afabllidAd.
To Soil, ita. Ensiiciar, mancbar ; estercolar.
Soil, e. Suotedad : manoha ; tcrrono; region.
Soilnre, a. Sactedad, porqneria.
To Sojourn, wi. Kesldlr.
Soloum, «. Morada, resldencia casnaL
Soloumer, a. Morador, reaidcnte temporarla
Sojonminff, a. Morada, mansion.
Sol, e. Saeido ; sol. nota de m6slca.
To 6olao^ va. Solazar; consolar; recroar.
— vn. Solazarse.
Solace, a. Gonsuelo, allvio, reoreo.
Solanders, a. Qrietas.
Solar, Solary, cu Solar.— a. V. SoUar.
Soldan. a. Sultan, el emperador de loa tnrcoai
To Solder, va. Soldar, pegar y imir coo
metal
Solder, a. Soldadora.
Solderer, a. Soldador.
Soldering-iron. a. Soldador.
Soldier, e. Boldado, aoldado rasa
Soldierlike, Soldierly, a. Marcial, mllitar.
Soldier8hlp,a. Soldadeeca ; talentoamiiitares.
Soldiery, a. Solda desca.
To Sole, va. Solar los zapatoa.
Sole, a. Planta del pi6; suela del capatow
'let) Lengoado. Saela — a. U'nica
^For.) Soltero.
Solecism, a. (Oram.) Solecismo.
Sole-leather, a. Snela, cnero de snela
Solely, a€L tJ'nioamente, solaraente.
Solemn, a. Solemne; aasnisto, majeetuoac
Solemneaa, Solemnity, a. Solemnidad ; pom
pa; ceremonia. Mon, celebridad
Solemnization, a. Solemntzacion, oelebra
To Solemnize, va. Solemnlzar ; celobrar.
Solemnly, ad, Solemnemente.
Solenesa, a. Independencia.
To Solicit, va. Sollcltar; indudr; rogar.
Solicitation, a. Solicltadon.
Solicitor, a. Procnrador, agente, solidtador.
Sollcitoos. a. Solicito, diligent^
Soltdtonsly, ad. Solicltamente.
Solldtresa, if. Solicitadora.
Solldtnda, 4. Solldtud, cuidado, alkn.
Solid, a. S6I{do: conslateato; compacto;
flrmo. — a. Solido.
Solidity, a. Solldez; flrmeza; verdad.
Solidly, ad, 86Ildamente.
Solldneaa, e. Solidez, flrmeza.
Solldnnguloaa, a. Solipedo.
Solifldian, a y a. SI que cree atn lai bneBit
obraa para ealvarse.
Soliloquy, a. Soliloqolo.
SoHped, A Sonpedo.
Solltaira, A Solltarla
Solitarily, ad, BoHtariameala.
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fioUtarlMM, 9. BoI«diid, nttro. [«niiltafto.
fiollttfT, a SoHtarlo ; rattmdA-A BoUtario,
BoUtade, a. Bolodad; dMierto.
Bollar, & DMvan, gatfdil% i»qn<nmi.
Solo, «. (M6b.) Solo.
Solomon Vseal, «. (Bot) SoHo de BalomoB.
SolsUoe, «. (Ast) Bclatiola
Solstitial, a, SoletidAL
SolablUty, Solableness, «. Bolubilidad.
SolabU, a. Soluble.
Solnte, a, Libre; saelto; fidL
Solatton, «. Solocioa; sepandan, detoiJon.
SolaUve, a. Solativo ; lexatiro, laacanta.
SolTtble, a. Dkolable, soluble ; io^?ente.
To Solve, «& liesolTer, disolvor, ezplioer.
BolTenoy, «. SolTeadm.
SolTent, a. Solreote, resolveato; abonado.
Bolvlble, a. Soluble^
Somatdogj, «. SomatologU.
Boail»«, a. sombrio, oaoturo, nebnloeo.
Some, a. Algo de; nn pooo; algoo, alguoo,
nnos pooot, ctertoiL
Somebody, «. Algnien ; algana penoiUL
Somehow, ad. De slgan modo 0 manera.
Someraamt, Somenet, a. Salto mortal.
Something, a. Algona coaa, algo.'-^ct Algo,
algnntantd.
Somethlngnesa, a. No nada.
Sometime, acL Kn algon tiempo, en otru
tlempo, antignamente.
Sometimes, ad. Algonaa Tooea
Somevbat, t. Algana ooaa, a]go.~<Mf% Algo,
algan tanto, un pooo.
Somewhere, ad. En algnna parte.
Somnambalist, & Sonraabolo.
Somnambulism, a. SomnambnUsmo.
Somniferous, a. Somnllaru, soporiferu.
Somoiflc, a. Nare6tIco, aoporiiSsro.
Somnolenee, Somnolenor, a. Somnolenda.
Son, a. H^o; descendlenteb Orandton,
Nieto. iScm^-toto,Yerno;mopolitioa
Sonata, a. (M6&) Sonata.
Song, a. Oandon, oantar, eopla.
Songster, a. Gaotor.
Songstreaa, 9f. Oantora, cantarina, cantatriz.
SonUbrous, Sonorifle, a. Sonante, eonora
Sonnet, & Sooote, rersoa. [ton
Sonneteer, •. Sonetero, compositor de aone-
8onoroua,a. Sonoro; retnmbanta.
Sonoroouy, a<t Sonoramenie.
Sonorousness, n Sonorldad.
Soon, ad. FtetbOt pronto, prontamentc. As
9oon oa, LueKO que.
Soonest, ad, Superlat de Soon. At ihs
aoonest, CoantoAotea.
Soot, a. Bollin.
Booted, a, Holliniento. [realidad.
Booth, A Agradable, delleioao.— a. Verdad,
To Sooth, to. Adular, UaoiOear ; calmar.
ablandar.
Soother, n Ltsoi^aro, adulador.
Soothing. & Adnlacion, lisoi\)a.
To Boothsay, 9fK Pronoatioar, prcdedr;
adivlnar.
Beothaayer, a. Adlyino, agorero^ Bortilego.
Sootfnees, $. La calidad de eatar una oosa
llena de hollln. (da
8oot7t <^ Holliniento; denegtido, oscnred-
Bop,a.Sopa.
To Sop, va. ihnnpar, empapar.
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Bophi, 9. Bl eoBperador da P«aU.
S<^hlam, a. Soflama.
Sophist, Sophtatar, •. Sofiata.
SophlatteaL a. SoHatioa
Sophiati^Uy, ad. SoftettcamaBt^
To Sophisticate, «a. Bofiatlear ; f
alterar alguna coaa.
Sophlstloate, a. Yidado, fcWflcwda.
Sophiatieation, •. AdaHenek».
Sophisticator, & Falslflcador, ftdoltandec.
Sophistry, a. Soflsteila; arganMato l^au
Soporilbrous, «k Sopoiidbro, naroMioa.
Soporiferobsiiesa, a. Adormeri inlantn
Soporifle, a. Sopoiifero. {hH
Sorb,a.Borba 6 aerba, flmto del aeitbo 6 aac^
Sorcerer, a. Hechioero.
Soreeraaa, ^ Heehleera.
Sorcery, 9. Hechizo ; enoanto ; beehleerliL
Sordea, 9. pk Hecea; andedad ; pa» <le lai
ir^
Sordet, a. Sordlna de trompetjk
Sordid, a, S6rdido; imporo; rfl ;
Sordidly, odL Codidoaamanta, eon
Sordidnesa, & Sordidaa; niauiitiiidad,''niiiB-
ria; b^)exa: vlleia: andedad.
Sor^ & Dolorida; maLdolor.--<i^1)ellarie;
eacrapnioao, reaentldo.
Sord, 9. Oamo da trea aftoa.
Sorely, ad. Penosamentew
Soreneae,a.Mal; llaga; taau
Soritea, 9. Soritea, aigumento 16^...
Sororatlon, 9. Kl eatado de t«»or peeboa
grandea y redondoa^
Sororidde, 9. Sororiddia [cebaUsrMi
Sorrance, t. Cnalqidera enitemMMlad de ha
Sorxel, & (Bot) Aoadenu— ol AJazan r^
Sorrel-color, 9. Bl color n^iso.
Sorrily, ad, Halamente. lastliiMaaaienfte.
Sorrlneaa, 9. (Pooo uaada) BiiJese; medlo-
crldad.
Sorrow, a. Pesar. dolor ; triatasa ; atoaabor.
To Sorrow, en. Entilateoaiae, ponena triiat
y melanwUco.
Sorrowful a. Pataroao, afllgido, triate.
Sorrowfhliy, ad. Con angustUs pee^ afto>
don.
SorrowfUnesa, & Angnstta, p^jacr, trlstesiL
Sorrowing, & Afliodoo, tristen;
Sorrowleas, a. Sin pena. doloc, aflleetoa.
Sorry, a. Apesadnmbrado; paaaroao; um-
lanodUoo; ftineato; plearo; pobvata^
Sort & Snerte ; gtoero.
To Sort, eo. Bepanr ; arrcglar ; ekgtK.— en.
Hennanaraa ; ^uatanab [tana
Sortable, ck Acomodadoi omiTanieftto, oooc^
Sortileee, a. SortUegio; aortaou
To Boas, rtK Oaer degolpa en una aiUa.
Sot «• Zota, tgnoranta ; aaqne, nn boneeha
To Sot e<k Atontar, atolondrar.— «ii.. Bebor
retear baata ambrlagaraa.
Sottiab. a. Toroe, tardo; entorpeeldo.
Sottishly, ad. Torpementai
SotUabneas, a. Torpesa, radexa, *****^ni
Sou, «. Sueldo, moneda franoeaa.
Bonce, a. Balmnera, adoba [Sot
To Bonce, «& Sscabechar; m<^. V.
Sough, a. Desaguadero soterrioea
Songht preL y pari. pat9, del verba 7k
JSosh. [eoAd^Mli.
Soul, a. Alma; eaenela; poaomv v{r«ca
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6oa1«cheerlng; a, Lo qae da alogria 6 vlrl-
flcA el alma.
Bonled, a. Anlmado.
Bonlless, a, Desalmado, bi^o * ^^ oondenda.
Boalsoot, tSonlflbot, t. La llmoena que ee
da por la misa de diftintos.
Soand, a. Sano; porfecto; pnro; deito;
justo; profbndo. — od. 8anamente.~t.
Bonda d sand; tieota; soDldo; raida
(Ict.)JlbIa.
To Sound, v<L (KAo.) Bondar, sondear. In-
qoirir: tantear ; sonar, tooar. 7b sound
ths aiarm, Tocar al anna. Getobrar,
pnblicar.— m. Sonar, baoer 6 eanaar mi-
do ; Bonar. bac«r una ooaa ahision k otra.
Boand-board, 9. Baereto^ nn oi^on de loe 6r-
ganos para recibir el Tiento de loe ftaellee.
S<ntndlng; a. Sonante, sonoro.
Bonnding-board, a. Toraavoa.
Boandlng-lead, a. CSim.} Eeeacdallo.
Sounding-line, a. (NAn.) Bondaleaa.
fioondinga, t. mka.) Sondaa.
Soundlj, ad. Sanamente; flrmemente; se-
gnramente; profkindamente. rUdex.
Boandnesa, a. Baoidad ; rigor : rcrdad ; so-
Sonp, «. Sopa. Fsaae'toup^ Sopa de gui-
aantes.
Soar, «. Agrio.— <ii A'ddo; acre; Aapera
To Sonr, «a, Agriar; aecdar; exaeperar;
desagradar.— vn. Agriarse ; reyenirse ; ir-
ritarsa
Source, t. Mana ihal ; origen ; priadpia
Sourish, a, Agrillo, algo agrlo.
Soarly, ad, Agriamente, aaperameate.
Soumese, a. Acedia; agrnra; acrlroonla.
Soose, •. Salmuera: eecabeche; adoba
To Souse, DO. Kscabechar; cbapuzar; abo-
fl»tear.— vn. Lanzarse, aiiro^arBe. [naL
South, a. Mediodia, sud 6 sur.— a. Meruiio-
Southeast, a. Sudeate.
Southerly, a. Cuasi meridional, bAda el tor.
Southern, a. MeHdionaL [gnera.
Southernwood, & (Bot) Abr^tano, lombri-
Sonthing, a, Lo que eamlna hAda el sur.
Soutlimost, a, "La mas cerca del mediodia.
Southward, Sonthwardlj, ad. Ildda el me-
diodia. SoutMcard <^ the Un^ Ai sur
de la linea.
Southwest, 9. Sudoeste.
Sourenanoe, a. Memoria, retenttra.
Sovereign, a Soberano, monaroa. — a. Su-
premo; independiente; singular, eetre-
Biada [temente.
Sovereignly, ad. Soberanamente, exoelen-
Sorerelgntj, t. Soberania.
Sow, «. Puerca, marrana; lechona; goa.
To Sow, va,jfi. Sembrar; empanar; des-
parramar, eepardr, propagar ; ooser. [no.
Sowbread, t. (Bot) Pamporolno 6 pan pord-
Sowee, 9. Bolbtada. Y. Souse. [Souse.
To Sowceu «a«, Ohapuzar; abofetear. V. 7b
^wer, a. Bembrador; desparramador ; pro-
pagador; ooeedor.
Sowgelder, a. Oapador.
Sowtea, s. Espeoie dejalea de avena.
Bowing-time, s. Bementera; siembra.
BowthlstliL «. (Bot) Ajonjera, aQonjera.
Spaea, s, Xspado, ezteosion, anehnra.
Bpaoiotts, a. Espadoso, ancho, dilatadA, am-
pHo, ezlenso.
Spaciousness, s. Espadoddad, eapaolda«L
Spaddle, s. Legonoulo, pab pequefta.
Spade, s. Laya, azada, azadoc
Spadicoons, a. Rojizo.
Spalt, a. Eepato.
Span, «. Palmo ; instants: par. Span q/
korseSy Un par de caballos.
To Span^ «a. Medir k palmos.
Spangle, s. Laoti^ehk pantqjualav.
To Spangle, wt. Adomar algnna eosa eoo
Spanid, aSabneso; qnitapefiUoa.
Spanish-flie^ s. pi, Gantiildaa,
Spanish-leatner, a. Oordoban.
Spaniah-red, s. Ocre roio oecuro.
Spaniah-weed, a Orohllla.
To Spank, im?. Golpear, aaotar.
Spanker, s. De moneda poquefia. (NAu.)
Marioangalla, esoandalosa.
Spar, a. Espata (NAu.) Berlinga. pereha.
To Spar, ^n. Finglr on combats a pnfiadai
para <yerdtane. [Oos.
Sjparablee, a. p<w Tachuelaa, clavos peqne-
To Spare, wu y n, Aborrar; eeonomizar ;
evltar, consenrar.
Spare, a, Oicatero; rofioso; ahorrativo;
econ6mico: esoaso; sobrante.
Sparenesa, s. Magmra; escasea'; aborro.
Sparer, a. Aborrador. [camadaa.
Spareribs, s, pL Costillas de poerco casi des-
SpareefiMitlon, s. Bodada.
Sparing: a Eecaso, Itmitado ; frugal.
Sparingly, ad. Kcaaameote; rara vez.
Sparingnem, a. Ahorro ; escasea ; preoaudoa.
Sparlc, s. Cbiapa ; oenteUa; petimetre.
Sparklsb, a. Oalan ; Undo ; vivo.
Sparkle, s. Contella, ohlspa.
To Sparkle, wk Cbiapear; rdndr mncbo.
Sparkingl J, ad. Goa Vrlllo ; con esplendor.
SparkUngness, a Brillantez, briUo, lustre.
Sparrow, s. (Om.) Oorrion, pardaL
SparrowbawK, a. (Om.) La hembra del ga-
vilan. [paroffus,,
Sparrowgraas, a (Bot) Esp^urraga Y. AS'
Sparry, a. Lo que tiene espato.
Spaam, s. E^Mwno 6 pasmo.
Spasmodic, a, Espasm6dioo; eonvulalva
Spot, «. Freza de los peoes emstiUwoa.
To Spatiate, vn. Tunar; espardrse, diver-
tirse. [fiunar.
To Spatter, «a y n. Salpicar ; manohar ; dl •
Spatterdaabea, & pi. Poialaaa,
SpattUng-poppy, & (Bot) Kais de ooUc()a.
Spatula, a. Espitula.
Spavin, a. Esparavan.
Spawn, «L Freza; las huevas do las ranaa^
To Spiawn, «& y n. Deeovar; produdi :
Spawner, ^. (lot) La hembra en los pecea
Spawning, a. Freza; deaove. [aniojUe^
To Spay, «a. Oaatrar las bembras de lo«
To Speak, «a r fk Hablar; articular; pr^
aunoiar; dedi: [bablarso.
Speakable, a. Dedble ; capaz de dedcae 6
Speaker, s. Orodor. Speaker of the Bouse
of Commons, £1 preaidttite de la e&mara
de loe dlpotadoA
Speaking, & Habla, discurso, raaonamienta
Spear, a. Lanza; arpon. [6 con arpon.
To Spear, va,j n. Herir 6 matar eon lasts
Spearhead, s. La pnnta de la lonsa.
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BpttmsOt t. Labmvo. (da.
8pe»nnlnt, «i (Bot.) TerbabnenA paoU«ga-
Bpeai^uli; a. £l asU de la laata.
Special, a. Eapedai, paitienlar, prirativa
BpeciiUly, ad, EspeoialoMnU, parUciilar-
in«fiiitt, aobra Xodo.
SpaiUlaeaa* a. Bspecialidad.
toiteciality. n. KapeoUlldad, partloalarldad.
Bpiedc, a. Dlneru oontant«.
8p«ciaa» a. E«pacie, elasa, gdnero.
Spedflcal, a. Eapecifloo.
8p«dflc, K Ef^iecilica
Speciflcallj, a<L ErtpecUkwtMDto.
BpeoittcalDeaa. Bpaciflcneaa, a. L* calidad
qoe conatita je 4 una com eapedflca.
tTo Bpeciflcate, «a. EaMtlfloar; explloar.
BpeciJicatlont </^ Eapecifleaetoa.
To Specify, «Mv. Eapedflear.
Bpeetmen, a. Eap^unen ; mttaatra ; prueha.
Bpedoua, OwBapeelnao, bennoao; angaAoso.
Speciously, ad. Eapeoioaamente.
Spack, SpocklcL §. Mancba, m&cala, taeha.
To Speck, To Speckle, wh Abigarnur, man-
cbar.
Bpeotode, a. EnteotAoalo^ vtsta, pompa.
Spoctacles, §.f)L Anteojoa.
Spectator, 9. fiapectador.
Specutort^iip, «. Mlnida atenta.
Spectatraaa, «^. Eapectadorx
Spectre, a. £»peciro, viakm, faBtaama^
Spectrum, a. Imfigen 6 forma vi8lbl&
Specub^a.j»{. £^<\)o«. y.&i>4mUmnK
Specular, a, TerBo, limpio, el ver mejor al-
gnna ooea. [cendderar.
To Speculate, vo. t n. Eepeeular: meditar,
Speoulatbt, Speculator, 9. Eapeoolador; ob-
aerrador; aelador. [te6rioa.
Bpecalatton, a. Especnladon; proyecto;
Speculative, & Eapeenlallvo; oontemplatl-
vo, penaativo. [ricamente.
BpeouiatiTel J, ad, EspeculatlTamentaL te6-
Bpeculatlreneaa, a. Lo que conatltaye a ono
eq>eoalatira
Bpeoulatory, a. Eepeoulativo, te6rioa
Bpecnlom, a. £sp«i{o. (Oir.) £sp6cainm.
Bpeech, a. UabU ; arenga, dtocurao. [da
Speectileea, a. Mudo; turbado, deaooncerta-
Bpeecbleaaneaa, «. Mndez.
Speechmaker, a. El que bace arengaa^
To Speed^m. Deapaobarae; aoelar.
Speed, a. rriaa; prleaa; preeipitadon.
Speedily, ad. De prieaa. proDta [ckm.
Speedtneaa, a. Colcrldad, proatitnd, aeelara-
Speedwell, a. (Bot) Verdnlca, betonlca.
Speedy, a. Ltgero, veloc, dlligenta.
Spell, a. Hecbtto, eneanto; toma
To Spell, vo. y fk Deletroar; bechtxar; en-
Bpeiler, a. El que deletrea.
Spelter, ai (Metal.) Zioc;
Spelt-wbeat, a. Eaoanda (cepeele de trigo).
To Spend, tfo. Oastar; diafpar; deatmir;
emplear.
Spenaer, a. Gaatador; pr6d)go, mauiroto.
Speoding, t. Qaato.
Spendtbrift, ». Pr6diao, derroebador.
fSpAable, a. Eaperabta.
Sperm, ». Eaperma, a6men.
Bpennaoetl, ai Eapermaoeti.
Spermatto^Spertnaaoal, a, Eaperraittea
SPl
To Bpaw, fio. y fk (VqI^.) Va
jar; r
Spewer, ai £1 que -^
Spewiag, a. V6mlt< _
o Spbaoalate, «<r. y a- Oaagroiar 6 gas
(jgrenasaa
8pbaoelu^ a. Ealbeelo.
Spbere^ a, Kafera; globo; exte«wlon.
Spberlo. Spherical, a. Ksftrtco; plaiMlvte.
Spherically, ad. Ka ftmnaaafcrica.
Spbericalneaa, Spberloity, t, KaftirieMaa, rr
dondea.
Spberold, ai Eaferoidcu
Spberoldia, Spheroidical, a. Eaferoidai.
Spberule, a. fiafera peqnefka.
Spbiootar, a <AaaL) fitfiatw, i
Sphinx, a. Kdtoge.
Sptoe, a. Eapeda; mtg^--f>i Eapeoaiiaa
To Spice, 90. fiapeoiar; aacoftar oo« eap«^
cla&
Splckoel, a. (Bot) PinUIo oIoroM.
Spicy, a. Arom4tioa
Spider, IL Ara&a. ^-^— *ir irirft. TaWr^h
Spiderwort, ai (Bot) Paa^|«ra.
Spignet a. (Bot) Pinlllo olortMO.
Spigot, a. Uave de Annte; tapoa pum ear*
rar la esplta. f aa
Spike, A Eapisa; esplgon. fBot) Alkaoa-
To Spike, «a. Qavar cod aaplgooeai
Spikenard, a (Bot) EapkaaianU «
nardo.
Splle^ A pL (Skxi.) GbiTilloa.
SpUl, a. AatUia de madera.
Danaoaar; wm^; de»
o Spill, va.jn.]
perdidar.
SpUler, a Sedal de oafia de i
SbilUng-Unea, & (N4n.) Trapaa da laa T«tai
To Spin, 9a. Hilar; alargar. — r«^ Hilar.
S|)inacb, SptaMga, «. (Bot) Eaplnaea.
Spinal, a. EmtnaL
Spindle, a. EuaoT (N&n.) Pinola; maxa.
Spindle-ahanked, a% Zaaqaivaiio.
Spindle-tree, a (Bot) Booatero iihoL
Splneiai Em>tRazo; eapina.
Spinel, A Eaptnel, eapeoie da nibL
Spinetv a. K^Hnota. olavleordio paqntia.
Splnlferoaa^ Eaplneao.
Spinner, &Hibdor, Ulaodara.
Spinning-wheel, a Tomo de bilab
6pinou^ a. Eapinoao. faoHtia>
Spinater, ^ UUandera. (For.) ^>T^^oni^
Spiny, a. KapiiKiao.
Bptradeia Reaptradero.
Sphnl, a. £$pIraL— a. Espira.
Spirally, ad. Ea flgnra eqdraL
Spire, a Eapira; oOeHaeo; torre^
Spirit, a Beaoelle; eapirita; alma; nte*;
Tlreia; geoio; axtrada
To Spirit, «& ladtar, antmar; moviar.
Bpiritod, a Yivo, Ibguao, brioao.
Spiritedly, ad. Animoaamente, ooo aanc&a
Spirltedaeai. a. (}efdo^ Tfrasa.
1SpiritftilifteaB,a Vlvaddad; enrrg(a; teSna
Spiritlesa, a. Abatido, anrilaaarto.
SpiriUeaaly, ad. Sin vigor, aia tsfiiitu.
SpiriUaaaaaaa, a. AbalimicBta^
mlento.
SplittoBa, A. Eeplrltooo, leteo; tIto, Mttva
Spiritoal, «, Eaplrttnal, mantal, tntwJaaliiJ
hunatoriaL t4tA
Sptoitoali^, a. EapiritoaMdad, J ' ^ "
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nannalee.
SQU
; «. Elibtioo; Ikno de fUentot 6 nu<
To Sprinkkw w> Rociir; ngV] polTorear.
Bprinklo, «. It«9idera: Mperaorto.
iSprinklins, it Koctamidnto, osperaioii.
^^rit,& V7ist«co,renaero. (Niu.) BotoTara.
Sprite, «. V. Spirit.
tDpritofally, a<L Esplrltoaamente.
Bpritsoil, «. (tfkvL) OebAdent SpHlMU
braoeSy Brnoe de cebadera.
To SprouLVN. Brotar, tfrojar, renneros.
BproQt, 9. Vistago, renaevo.-HD£i Bret4>D«&
Bprno's o, Ltndo, pulido.— «. (Bot) Prache.
Spruce-bMr. a. Gerrett de proohei
Spitiocly, ad. LIndftmente, vlvunente.
Bpnioeness, «. Linden, belleza, ffentilexa.
Bprang, prel j part. pat. del wcrbo To
Spring. A •prung ma9t^ (NAu.) Palo
rendide.
BproDt, •, Algnna eoM corta 7 recia.
Bpad, a Navi^ilia; oosa deigada.
Spame, «. Esparoa.
To Spnme, «n. Espnmar, baeer espnma.
Spamescent, Bpamona, Spumy, tf. £9paino-
Bo, espamiOoeo. eepdmante.
To Spange, oo. V. 7b Sponge
BpaoKj, <#. Espoqjoso; b&medo.
Spuuk, a. Yesea. (Ynlg.) Ylvacidad, conO^
Bpnnyam, «. (NAo.) Meollar.
Spur, a. Espaela; eepolon. Par.
To Spur, fKLjn, Espolear; avfrar. estTma-
To SpargalU ^oa. Espolear, picar bodendo
benda con la espaela.
Spurgall, a. Espoleadnra.
Spurge, 9. (Boi) LeohetreznA, titimalo.
Bpurffe-lanrel, a. (Bot) Meoereon, camelea.
SpuiTooaj a. Espnrio, adulterado, falso.
Sparioosij, ad. Falsamonte.
Spnriunanesfl, a. Falalfleocion.
Bpariing, a. (id) EAptrtnque de mar.
To Spurn, «a. 7 fi. Oocear, aoocear; deado-
ftar.
Spnm, 9. Oos; maltrato, ajamlento.
Bpnmlng, a. Deaden, menoepreclo.
Bparrer, a. El que espolea; fhcftador.
Spurrier, a. EI oue bace espaelas.
Sporrf, •, (Bot) Bsp^rgaU, esparcilla.
To Spurt, «n. Salir & eborroa.
Bparwar, a Camfno de berradnra.
To Sputter, «n. Eacnpir con firecnenda; ba-
boaear; barbotar.
Bpatter, •, Babas saliva. [mallon.
Spattorer, a. Esoupldor, gargi^oM; fkra-
SpT, &£BpbL
Tt> Spy, «». OoTnmbrar; esplar; atlsbar.
Bpyboat •. (KAu.) Baroa exploradora.
Bpyglaas, & Anteojo de Urn vista; cataleio.
Bqtiab. a. Oaeblfforda— od Zas. [nuda
Bqnabbiab, Sqoabbv, a. Qmeso, peeadb, car-
To Squabble, vn, BcAlr ; diapntar.
Bqnabble, a. Pendenda, rifia, qnerella.
Squabbler, a. Pendenciero. [gre^entea
Squab-pie, 9, Pastel becbo eon mneboa In-
Bqnad, & (MIL) Una esonadra de soldadoe.
Squadron, a. (MIL) Esouadron: cuadra
(MAtL)EBcnadra.
Squalid, a. Sndo, pueroo, mnjrrieDta
To Squall, «m. Obtllar, dar cbflHdoa.
Squall, * OMIIlda (NAu.) Fngada, cbnbosco.
Bquallcr, «. CbUIa<1or. elifllon.
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SquaHy, a. (NAu.) Cnaubascoaos 1
Squalor, 9. Sudedad, inmondlclA, nnigre.
Squamoee, Squamous a. E^caxnosow
To Squander, «a. Malgastar, dlsiiwr; A»
peraar. [^^
Squanderer, a^ Malbaratador, dlslpttdoc, pvo-
Sauare, a. Ouadrangnlar, coadndo ; juffda-
loj perfecto, justa
To Square, «& Cuadrar; medlr: a&B«ar:
fOustar; oonlbrmar.
Squareness^ Cuadratora; eacmidriik
Squarer, 9, Fanfkrron, eqpcidaefaln.
Squash, a. Cualqnior coea blandaL (Bet)
Calabaza duKse. CoUslon.
To Squash, «a. Aplastar; magnllar.
To Squat, tn. Agadiarse; agazaparse; aeor-
meano. [is.
Squat, a. Agadiado; rediooobo. — c. Ponsa*
Squatter, 9. (U. S. A.) AdTenedlzov faO^ec*
oeupantew
To Squeak, «a Oritar, planlr : <dilllar.
Squeak, a. Alarido. grito, cbOttdo.
To Squeal, va Plafiir, gritar. (^
Squeamlab, a. Fastidioso; nimio; dlsgosfes-
Squeambbly, ad. FasildioeanMata ; ee
nanaeai. l^*'*^ 9aaeuAx%
Sqnoamisbness, a. Fastidio, olaeasta, deliea>
To Soueere, vo. Apretar; eetngar ; agi^>iar;
opnmlr.
Squeeze, & Apreton, preslon, eompreaion.
tsiquelch, a. (Alda Aierte, porraxo.
Bqulb, 9. Gobete: buaoapie; sAdra, diaina.
Squill, a. (Bot) Esdla. (lot) Kaqoila.
Squint, a. Ojizaino; bizco; usoja [ladear.
To Squint, va. yn. Bizqnear, mirar blsee;
Sqntot-eyed, a. Biaeo, biaojo; atrareeadat
^qnintifego, a. (Vuii) BUco. [aidad.
Squinting, a. (Med.) Eatrabiomoi, catramb»>
SqnintiBgly, ad. Oorao nn btzoo.
To Bquiny, vn. (Vulg:) Mirar a algono eoa
maloe ojos; traerie sobre ojo.
Squire, a. Esondeco; cortesano, paladega
To Sqnlrs, eo. Acompa&ar por cortesaa.
Sqoiirel, 9. ArdUla, un animal
To Squirt, 90. Jerlngar. (Yul^) <
Squirt, a. Jeringa; loingazo; ttaxn
Sqnirtcr, a. £1 que jeriaaa 6 arrqfa.
To Stab, M. Dar de poflabidaa.
Stab, a. Pufialada: Inhuia; golpe.
StabW, 9. AseafnoL
StabUiment, 9, Apoyn, flrmraa.
Stability, 9. EstablUdad, permaneBcia. aok*
des, conslstenda.
StabI^ a. Eatable, durable.- _
To Stable, «fk Vlrir en establo.
Stable-boy, Stable-man, a. EstaUcre^ xbcw
do caballos.
Stableness, s. Y. StabUUy.
Stadc, 9. Niara: plla; ringiera.
To Stadc, TO. Hadnar.
Staote, 9. Estaote, Ucor aaoado de la ml ra.
To Staddle, to. D^ lea pMa noeroa da lei
Arbolea enando se baoe fat carta de «a
monte.
Staddle, 41 Pantal, apoyo.
Stadtholder, 9. Brtattder, el jcib ^ la mK*
gua rep6bllea de Holanda.
Staff a. BAeulo; apoyo; alirfo: _
(M6sL) PentAgiama. (NAu.) Aata.
Stal^tre^ a. (Bot) Alatemoi
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Btsff-irood, «. DaeteB, botada.
Btegit. CleiTo.
Btag-beetltt, i. Cletro Tolante.
Stage, «. Tablado, andunlo; teatro; gnulo;
progrwo. (N&n.) Plancha.
Stage-carriage, A Faeton, tartana, diligencta.
Stage-coacb, $, Diligencla; fteton,omnibtifl.
Stace-drlTer, a. Mayoral, oochero ue dlligen*
da. [dlligcncia.
Stago-horse, a. Oaballo de parada; caballo de
Stage-play, «. Comedia, drama, pieta drama-
Stago-player, «. Gomedfantc, c6mtco, actor.
Stager, 9. C6mlco; hombro oxperimcntada
Staffl;ard, s. Clervo do cuatro aHos.
To Stagger, vn. Ilacer oaca; bambolear; va-
cllar; tltnbear.
Staggers, «. Vertigo; locora, cstraTaganda.
Staenan^, a. EstagDacion. [dou
Stagnant, a. Estancado, detenldo, encbarca-
To stagnate, vn. EBtancarse, dctcncrse.
Stagnation, ». Estagnacion.
Staid, a. Grave, Berio, sosegada
Stafdnesa, a. Oraredad, soalego, regnlaridad.
To Stain, vcl Manchar, ensndar; enipa&ar.
Stain. & Mancha, mfenU, borron ; deslnstre.
Stainleas, a. Limpio; Bin mancha.
Stair, 9. Escalon. Staira, pk EscalcrtL
Staircase^A Escalera.
Stalce, a, Estacaj poete; apnesta; rleega
To Stake, va. Ibstaear; apostar; arrloegar.
Stalactical, a« Lo que pertonece 4 las e6t*>
lactitasL
Stalactites, «. EatalacUta.
Stalagmites, a, Espato on forma de gotaa.
Stale, a, Afl^o, raneio; deteriorado.
To Stale, va. Aficjar.—im. Mear, orlnar.
Stalely, ad. De macho tiempo; may afl^o.
Staleneaa, a, Vejez; rancidoz.
To Stalk, vn. Andar eon paso mi^ostnoeo.
Stalk, a. Tallo, pi6, tronca I'lotoar-aUat,
Ped&noolo.
Stalky, a. I>nTo como el tallo.
StalL 41 Peaebre; pocata £utcher*a ataUf
Tabla de oamicero.
Stall-fled, A Oebado & estaca.
Stallion, a, Oaballo padre, gimii^on. [bravo.
Stalwort, Stalworth, a, Fuerte, daro, flrme,
Stamen, a. Estambre; fandamento.
Stsmin, a. Eatamefia.
Stamina, a. i>2L Loa prlmeroa prlnciptne: loB
s61idoa del caerpo homano. (Bot) Estam-
bresL [brea.
Stamlneona, a. Lo qno se compone de estam-
To Stammer, vn. Tartamndoar.
Stammerer, a. Tartamndo.
To Stamp, va. yn. Patear; patalear; ma-
chacar; sellar; acafiar.
3tamp, a. Cniio; aello; Imprealon: indolo,
temple ; caricter. Stampa^ Papcl sollado.
Stamper, a. Estampador; iniprosor.
To Stanch, va. Bestafiar la sangrd.-'Cn. £s-
tancarse, detencreo.
Stanch, a. Sano; reaoelto; flrme.
Stanchion, a. Pnntal. StancfUonaqfaahip^
(Nfo.) Pnntaleflw [odetener.
Btanehlesa, a. Lo que no ae pnede reata&ar
Btanchnefls, a. Ftrmeza, determlnadon,iela
To Stand, vm. Eetar en pl6; soatenerse; per-
monecer; pararso; ccmr, qucdar snr pon-
STA
■o ; fesiatlr ; dnniE.— eo. Agaantar, sufrir
Bootenen defender, reaiatir; poaeer.
Stand, a. oitio; posidon; pneslo; parada,
^poelelon; aoapenaa; ae&oladoparaalga^
BO : pandiLpaaaa 6 alto. [pre^
Btaaoard, a. Eatandarte ; modelo; maroo
Btandard-beareri a. Fortaeatandart^
Btander-by, «. Eapeotador ; miron. [cada
Standing, a, Permonente ; eatable ; enchai •
Btawdlah, a. Eacribonla de mesa.
Stannary, a. Mlna de estaAo.— a. Lo qu
porteneoe k las minaa 4 obraa de eetalK.
Stanaa, a, (Poet) Eatanola.
Staple, a, Emporlo de oomerdo. £U«ipU
gooaat Seneroa de oonsame corrlente.
St^tr,a. Comaroiante, trafloante.
Star, a. Eatrella.
Star-apple, & (Bot) Eatrella.
Starboard, a. (Ndn.) Eatribor.
Staroh,a. Almidon.
To Starch, va. Almidonar.
Starched, a. Almldonado; tieao.
Starchly, ad, Tlosamente ; oon aiidotadon.
Starchnesa, a. Tesora, gravedad : afectada.
To Stare, va,jn, Clavar 6 fljar la vlata.
Stare, a. Mirada flja; aorpreaa; granda.
(Oni.) Eatomino.
Starer,ai Miron. [pie, para
Stark, a, Faerto, fispero, Ueao; mcro,alm>
Starleea, a. Sin eatrellaa.
Btarliffht, & Eatrollado.
Starlike, a. Estrellodo, Inatroso, brillante.
Starling, a. (Om.) Eatomino. El dngalodd
oatribo de on paente.
Starstonc, a. Piedra de eatrella.
Starwort, a. (Bot) Eatrellada.
To Start, vil Sobreoogerse. aaoatarae ; sal-
tar; dearlarae; emprender.^oo. Sobra-
coger; aoadtar; deaoabrir. Siartina-
boU, (N&o.) Botador.
Start, & Sobreaalto; soato; eatremeoimlen^
to; deeyio: impeta; arranqne. By
atatia, A^ aaltoa y corcoboe. [mienta
Starting, a, Soato, sobreaalto, estremed-
Startinffiy, ad. Arrebatadamente ; k saltok
*" vf^ Sobsesaltarae, sobreeogorse.
itartingi
["oaterif
To
le.«ii. Bob
ESMntar,
Startle, a, Eapanto 6 aaato repentlno.
To Stanre, vn. Pereoer.— «a. 2b aiwrxafor
of, 6 wUh^ Perecer de^
State,a.E8tado; drcanatanoias; eondldon,
6rden ; domlnio ; tren ; pompa. [ner.
To State, va. AJastar; representar, propo*
Statcliness, a. Qrandeaa, uuOeatad; ikaalo;
altivei.
Stately, a. Angasto, magnifloo; Imperioea
Statement a. Estado, razon, czposId<»n;
resfimen, rolacion.
Statesman, a. Estadista, politloa
Static, Statical, a. Est&tica
Statioa, a. EstiUlca.
Station, a. La acdon do estar en pi6; de»-
canso ; parada. (N&a.) Apoetadero. Ofldo ;
empleo; eatadon; grado.
To Station, v€L. Apostar, diaponer, colocar.
Stationary, a. (Aat) Estadonarlo. FQ«
eatadonal.
Stationer, a. LIbrero, librero-papdera
StaUonerv, a. Toda especie de papcl y de
mns avios ncccFnrlo^ para cscrlbir.
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STE
SUtoarj, 8. EtUtntfte ; eeUtatrlo, ascnltoK
Btatne, «. Estatna.
To Sutae, va. Ponc>r, eoloetr, ordenar.
BUtnro, «. Estitara, talla, Umaflo.
Butotable, a. Begun eatatato, ley 6 ref^a-
mento.
BtatatCi, «. EsUtato, I07, decreto. [doa.
BtaonctC a. {^in.) Sano de qnilla ▼ costa-
To Stave, va. Astillar. — m. To htaw ojf,
Apartar. [loa.
Stavoa, A pk Dnelas de barril (Art) Vara*
BtAYeaacre, «. (Bot) Espnola, albarraz.
Btaj, a. Estanda; deacanso; embarazo; «•->
para; pnntal ; apoya (Nio.) Estay.
To Btay, vn. QDedaraa ; oatane ; parar ; de-
tenene.
Staylaee, •. Cordon de 4o>tador b de oorsAi
8taya,«.pt Oorsd; cotllla.
Stead, «iXagar. sitio, pan^e. [anelta
BteadiltfC, a, FUo. eatable; eonetanto; re-
Bteadftatiy, ad, Firmemente.
Bteadikatneaa, a. Inmntabitidad; flrmeza.
BtaadOy, ad. Flnnemente. [dad.
Bteadlneea, A Plnnexa, aegnrldad ; estabiU-
Bteady, a. Firme; Jnlcloso; formal
To Bteady, «& Hacer flrme^ aoatener, f^ar.
To Steal, wi.jn. Uartar ; colarse, eecapar.
Stealer, •. Ladron.
Bteallogly, ad. Fartivainente, ftecretamente.
Stealth, «. Hurto. By tUalth. A' bort*-
dilUa.
BtealUiy, a. Fortlro, A escondidaa.
Steam, a. Vapor. SUam-4n{fin6^ MAqntna
dc Tapor. [exhalar.
To Steam, to. y ». Yabear; ovaporano;
Bte^^l, «. Accro ; eslabon ; dnreza.
Tn Sieel, ta, Accrar; endureeer.
Steelyard,* Rumana.
Bteep, a. Escarpado ; ABpcro. — *. Prwipldo.
To Steep, ro. Enipapar. Steeping-tub^
(NAn.) Tina de demlar.
Steeping, 9. Mojadura. /
Steeple, & Torre, campanario.
Bteeplcd, a. Con torre 6 coniponario.
Steeply, a</. En declive, cecorpado, Aspcro.
Steepne8^ a PrecJpielo; altnra, edcarfAda.
Steepy, a. Enrlacaao, escarpado.
Steer, t. NotIIIo, novlllejo. [gar.
To Steer, raJNAu.) Gobemar. — w». Nave-
Bteo^ige, a. (NAa.) Oobicmo; antocAmara.
Bteeramao, & Piloto, tlmoDcl, timooero.
Bteeving, a. (KAn.) Elevacion demoslada del
baapres.
Bteganograpby, a. Eateganografla.
Btecnotlo, a, Aatrlngento.
Stellar, a. Astral, estrellar.
Stellate, a. Eetrellado, eatrellar.
Stellation, & Kayo de oetrella.
Stellfferona, a, Estel&fcra [qQc, roda.
Btem, A YAitai^ ; parentela. (KAu.) Bran-
To Btem, va. Navegar en contra de la cor-
riente, Ir contra vicntu 6 marea.
Btemplea, A »i. AsnadoA
Stemson, a (NAn.) Contrttroda.
Btench, a Iledor, licdiondcz, fetldcs.
To Stencil, va. Heder.
Btencf lling. a El arte de haoer papel pintado.
Btenograpfay, a Taqnigrafla 6 taqueografia.
V. Short-hand,
To Step, fin, Dar nn x>aso ; adolantftr : pasaar.
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BteBiApMo; Mpado; esealoo. — BUpt,t^
Pasoa. rpaaar algnii lodaaL
Stepping-^tone, a Pledra oim m
Sterooraoeoaa, a. EstereorAoea
Stereography, a Eatereografla.
Stereometiy, a Eatareooieoi^
Stereotype, A Eatereotlpla.
To StereotyM, «& Eatereotfrwr.
Stereotype, Btereotyple, a. EatereotSpSea.
Stereotypogr^kber, a El impresor «oe etta*
reoUpa. [tipia.
Stereotypocraphy, A EstereotipA 6 ARcra^
Sterile, a. Eaterll, Infruetnoaa
Sterili^, A Saterilldad.
To SteriltzejMA EatariUxar.
Sterlings a, EstwUn ; gmnino.
Stem, a. Anatero, dnro, rigldoi, s«t«m^ I»>
flexible, omeL-A (NAn.) Popat
Sternly, ad. Aoatenunente, iievei iniaaia.
Stemnaaa, a Anateridad, aoTcridjMl, doieaa
Stemuoi, A (Anat) Esteinon, on hanaa
Stemntation, A Eatomndow [u
StemotatlTe, & Stematatory, a r-^—
To St« V. «a. Eitoftr. ^ r'rr r^g^lfarfcn
6estoBrTaea.
Stew, A Estnfo; came estoflhda.
Steward, a Mayordomo ; admin tot radar.
Stewardahip, a Mayotdomia.
Stibtal, a. Antimontal.
Sttek, A PakH MlfUo, baaton.
To Back, 9a, Pegar, jantar, nnir; hlnev;
picar, pnnzar.— vn» Atollarae.
Sticklneaa, a Tenaeidad: rtacoaidad.
Sticktng-plaater. A Emplaato •dbestva
To Btlokle, tn, Alteroar.->oa. Arhitrar.
Stickleback, SUddebag; a (let.) Pes ^jlca.
Stickler, A Partkfanrlo ; malcomento ; <U»>
pntador.
Sticky, a. Peg:Oo«<S tenaz.
Btifl;a.Tleao; flrme; torpe; tereow
To StIiFoo, to. Aticaar; enduvaoac
Stiirener, a Aboltador; atieaador.
SUffly, ad, TIeaaraaate, obatinadamentx^
Stifftacas, A Teaura, dnreza; inflbxlbiLidai:.
To Stifle, «a. Sufbcar; apagar; rcfTltirir
Stigma, A Maneha, nota de i«fcw|ff
To Stigmatize, vo. Befialar eon una nota da
inflimla.
Stiletto, A Yerdagailla
To Still, va. Acalior; aqnletar;
Still, a. Sileocloso; qnleto; eontiiiaor
Stillatitiooai a, Lo que cae 6 mana gotai
eota.
Stillnoss, 9. Sllondo, aoaiego, eahna.
Stilts, A pi ZancoA TatIvs.
To Stimnlate, va. Eattmnlar: agnqaaaai;
Stimulation, a Eatimnlo ; ago^n ; eetlMia-
laclon. [exdtecton.
Stimulatlvo, a. Estlmnlante.— a £Btiamle:
To Sting, va. Picar; atormentar ; remecdei
la eondencla.
Sting, A AguUon ; poazada; picada.
Stingily, ad. MlMrablemeotew
Stingineea, a Tacaflerla, mlaerta, rolnda^
Stinging, A Picadura, ponzada.
Stinglcaa, a Lo qne no tiene agaQon.
Stingy, a. (YukO Meacaalno, taoalO) mln.
To SUnkLen. Heder, olar m*L
Stink. A Hedor, hediondez.
Stinking; a, Hedtondo.
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STO
^tlnUiH^, ad. Hedlondftmento ; tiUnenU
etinUiign««» 8, Hedlondcx
To Sdnt, «& Llmltar; oeftir; oonstrefiir.
Btint, & lilmite^restriodon ; ooota.
Stipe, n (Bot) SsUpite.
Stipend, «. Estipeadio, meldo ; soldada.
I contmUr.
8tlpnladoD, '«. Esdpalacion, eoutrsto.
To Stir, •a. Eemover; agftar; alterar; re-
Totrer; Irrittr: siucitar. [alboroto.
8tlr, «. MovimieDto ; oonmoclon ; raldo ;
6tfrl(KU» a. Lo qae se teiiMiJs al eerrkm.
tStSrp, «• Kstirpe, origen.
Bttrrer, «. PromoTedor, motor; Instisador.
Stirring; «. Movimiento; el actode levan-
taiM por U mafiana.
Stlrmp, A Estrlbo.
To Sdtdi, «a. Ooaer; Jantar.
Stitch, 41 Pontada, panto.
Stltohery, «. Goetora; eaatrerla.
Stithj, A Yonqiie 6 ayonqae, nn g6nero de
hmnlM que oaan loe herreros.
To SttTe, va. Encerrar ; oaleatar.
StiTer, a. Moneda bolaodeaa ; on oohavo ;
luublanea.
Stoeoado, a. Ertocada.
Stook, a. Tronco ; ingerto; lefio; manga
To Stock, wx, Proreer ; abaateoer ; aoamakr.
Stockbroker, i. Oorredor de fondea p6bllcoa;
oorredor de vales ; aglotiatiL
'' )P2om»to
Stockdore, a. (Om.)
Stockfish, 9, Baoalao seoo; Mjepalo.
Btockfinyflower. a. (Bot) iOeli doble.
Stoekbolder, «. Aodonlsta.
Stocking, a. Media. Wo9e •tocJUngi, He-
dlas ae telar.
Stocklng-flraroe, a. Telar de mediasi
Stocklng-weayer, e, TciJedor de mcdias.
Btockish. A £st6pldo; insensible.
Stock-jobber, «. Agiotador; agiotlsto.
Stock-jobbins, sTl^t^o pAblieos.
Stock-lock, ti^ Oerradora de loba.
Stocks^ ^pk Gepo: ftmdoa p&bUooa.
Stockstill, a. Inmoble, inmovlL
Stole, «. Estoico, fllosofb.
StoicaL Stole, o, Estoloo.
Stoically, ad. Estolcamente.
Stoicism, s. Estololsma
Stole, a. Estola.
StoadItT, «. Estolidez, Incapeddad.
Stomaco, A Estdmago; apetita [)ada
Stomached, «. Estomagado, enfcdado, eno-
Stomaoher, & Peto, omamento one se pone
en el peeba [eatomAtiea
Stomaeble, Stomacblcal, a.jt. Estomacal,
Stomaching, a. Besentirolento.
StomAcbleu, a. Denanado.
Stone, 8. Piedra; dUealo; peplta; eaesca
— a. De piedra, hecbo de pledriL
To Stone, 9a. Apedrear; endoreoer; sepa-
rar las piedraa.
^lonebllnd, a, Enterameote degOb
Stonebreak, a. (Bot) Alqiiimfla.
Bteneobatter, ». (Om.) MotMik 6 raotolita.
Stoneeatter, ». PIcapedrero, caatero.
Btonefrnlt a. Vmte de hoaea
Stonehawk, «. (Om.) Haleon apedrsadoh
Stooehorse, $, Oaballo entero.
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Stonepit, «. Gantera.
Stonepitcb, 9. Pez cndarocidA.
Stoneware, a. Loza de piedra.
Stonework, «. Edifloio a obra becba de pie-
dra 6 can teria.
Stontness, 9. La calidad de ner pedregoso ^
toner machas piodras; doreza de com
son, iosenslbllldad.
Stony, cu De piedra, hecbo de pledn; p«^
tree; pedregoeo; dtms Inflexible.
Stood, pret, del verbo 7b StatuU
Stool, a. BanqaiUo sin rwpaldo; c4mara,
evaoaacloa do yie^itre. Cto9&-«tool^ Cajt
excretorla. (Amer.) CiOa de bedn. 71
£o<o«<oo2,Haoerdeloaerpo. JFocft^iooi,
Stools, pA. (N&n.) Mcsetas do los Jardlnes.
To Stoom, va. Poner 4 Infandir jerbas ea
el Tlno.
To Stoop, ott. Enoorrarse, eombane; en«
corrarae 6 biO&n^ ^ux^ ®1 ^^^ t biMarse,
someterse, sqjetarse ; hamlUarse, abatlr-
se; coder, rendlrse; condescender ; Ian-
xarse, arrolarsc—eo. Someter 6 saletar.
Stoop, 41 Inclinaclon hiU:la abido: deeoen-
so; caidade algana dignldad 6 cstado;
caimlento, abatlmlento ; caida del haloon
sobre la preea; vasfja de licor.
To Stop, «a» Detcner, parar, Impedlr; sua*
ponder, diferir, dilatar ; taper, oermr; pun
tnar.— -pn. Parar 6 pararsei
Stop, a. Parade; Interrapcion ; dllaclon.
Stopcock, a. Llave de ftiente ; canllla de to-
nel; eepita. [rszo.
Stoppage, 8. Obstmocion, detendon, embA-
Stopple, «. Tapon.
To Stopper, eo. (NAn.) Boxar.
Stoppers, a. pL (N4a.> Bozas. Anohor*
dopp^ dpon.
Store, e. Oopia; almaoen. (Nnu.) Abastoa.
To Store, ea. Bartir, proveer, abasteoer.
Storehoose, & Almacca [ftoIenK
Storekeeper, a Goardaalmaoen. (Nan.) Pa-
Storeroom, a. (Ndo.) Padol. BoatauxUtCa
stor0H^oom^ (Niin.) Pafiol de pro^
Stork, a. (Om.) CtgUefla.
StorksbllL a (Sot) Qeranlo.
Storm, a. TempesUid; tnmuHo, tormento.
To Storm, ea. Asajtar.— im. Tempestar.
Stormblrd, a (let) Procelaria. pento.
Stormy, a Teinnestnoso; Tlolento, torba*
To Stoiy. va. nbtoriar, narrar.
Story, a. Ilistorla; cnento; alto.
Story-teller, a Gaentista; embostera
Stonto. Foraldo; robosto; (herte; resael*
to; terco. inflexible. [cioa.
Stoutly, ad. Vlgoroeamentc ; eon resola-
Stoutness, a. Valor, foena; arrcrjo; terqa^
dad.
Stove, «. Estnfli; para poner fhega Fo0$^
afOM, B^nela.
To Stow, e& Ordenar. (Ska.) EsUrar.
Stowage, a Almacen : caeTa; armm^,
Stower, a. Estivador. [bismo
StrablsoH a. (MM.) Estrambosldad, estn
To Straggle, wk Yagar : estraviane.
Stragrier, a. Tagamando, tonante.
Straight, a. Derecho ; aogosto.— tiuf. Loeur
dirsctamente.
To Straighten, w\ Enderesar.
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STR
tfitratcbtfortb, ad. Al ponto, al inaUnte.
BtralgbUy, ad. En UnM reoU| dlreoUmente ;
oon mocbft tensioD.
StnigbtncM, «. Reotitiid ; tentton.
Btndgbtwty, ad. Inmodi»UmMite, Inego, «1
Instmto.
To StnJa, to, Golar; flltrar; apretar; «sti-
rar; toreer.— «n. Esforxane ; iUtnrM, go«
Strain, A Contortion, retorolml*nto ; esttia
Strainer, «. Ck>lador, ooladerai coladoro.
Strait, a. Estreetko; angoeto; rigidio, au»-
taro, esacto. [tar.
To Straiten, va. Acortar; estrechar; apre-
dtndtplaoea, a. Eairictu^ eetreolM>; Baniar-
ron.
Btraitly, ad. Eatrecbamanta : intimamantaw
Btraitnaaa, «.E8tredias; aprleto: eaoaiea.
StrakM, a. 2>^ (Nio.) Tracaa 6 biladaa.
Strand, a. OoaU: ribera. (N&n.) Gordon.
To Strand, twx. (N4a.) EocaUar.
Straaga, a, £ztra&o; extravaganta; raro;
bnano 6 mala [guna coaa.
"VTo Stranga, 9n. Eztrafiar, admirarsa da al-
Btraagalj, €ui. ExtraOaniontai [rarilbk
6tranganMaL&£xtraq|eria; ostrafieza; ina-
Btranger, a Kxtrai^era
tTo Stranger, 9a. Eztrafiar.
To Strangle, va, Ahogar, eofocar.
Strangler, a. Abogador.
Strangles, ». EatraogoL
Strangnlallon, «. Abogamienta
Strangorj, «. Eatrancnrrta.
Strap, f. Correa. (Nio.) Gaza, trabillaa.
Strappado^ a. Pallza; trato da caerdiL
Strapping, a. Abnltado, oorpulenta
Stratacem, a. Eatratagema ; aatada, engafio.
Stratification, a. (Qnim.) Eatraiiflcaoion.
To Stratify, va. (Qoim.) Eatratiflcar.
Stratnm, a. Lecbo: bancaL
Straw, «. P^)a. Stack (f^traWfTaiu.
Straw-bed, a. Jergon.
Btrawbarrjr, t. (I^) Freaa.
Btrawberrv-troe, & (Bot) Madroflo.
Straw-bnlit, a. Pi^o; becbo de p^a.
Btraw-eoIoiadL a. Fajito olaro.
Straw-bat, *. Sombrero de p^a.
Straw-worm, a. Ooigojo.
Strawy, a, Fiyizo; de M)a. [na
To Stray, vn. DeecarriarRe ; perder el oami-
8traak,«.Ba7a:llBta. (Kdn.) Traca, htlada.
To Streak, va. Bajrar ; entreverar eolores.
Streaky, a. Kayado^ liatado ; bordado.
Stream, i. Cknriente ; arroyo. (Figi) Fuenta.
To Stream, iMik y n. Oorrer, maoar 6 flair
los liqaldoa
Sfcrearaei, a. (Nto.) Flimnla.
Streamlet, a. Arroynela
Street, a. Calle. [aiatenda, rigor.
Strength, a. Faerza; flrmexa, aoUdez, con-
To Strengthen, txL Fortalecer; confirmar;
Btrengthenor, a. Coiroboraata.
Bbrengthleas, a. D^bil, ain Tigor.
Bikanaoiia, a. Eatxeano; taoai. 7b he
ttrenuowit Tener entoraia.
Btrenuooaly, ad, Ac^rrimamanta; asimo-
aamente.
Btrennouaneaa, a. A'nlmo, valor,
fStreperona, o. Eatrepttoaow
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Btreaa, a. Fncrza, paao, importanda. enttdad
oonaideradon, Talor.
To Stretch, «& y «. Extender; ^cOkm.
(NAo.) Haoer ftaana de reU.
Stretch, & Extenafon : eatiroa.
To Strew, va. Eapardr: aembxac
Stria^ ».ja. (Arq.) EstriaflL [aetrka
Striate, Striated, a. Eatxiodoi, fijnnado er
Strickle, & Baaero.
Strict, €k Edtrlcto; eacmpoloao; HmWaiW
Strictly, ad. Exaotamente; rigarrwaia<aita
Strictness, 9. Exactitod ; aeTendad; aoatarf
dad.
Striotare, ai Sello; contracdon 6 catrecb«
de un canal en el cuerpa
Stride, a. Tranco, on paao largo.
To Stride, vn. Atrancar; dar paaoa largos
Stridaloufl, a. Lo qae rechinA un pooou
Strife, 9. Gontienda, dlapata, debate.
To Strike, v<k Tn» Oolpear; arrojar; affi
gir; tocar. (N4a.) Aniar, calar.
8te1ke,«: Baaero: medida.
Strikeblock, & (Carp.) CepOlo bocoL
Striker, & CMdpeador, apalcador.
Striking, a. Sorprendeqto ; oLtIo; <
dinano. Qet%; «
String, a. Cordon; caordoclta; coarda; bi-
To String, «a. Encordar; templar algon ia-
atmmanto m4tloo de coerdas; wihllar;
eatlrar; templar.
Stringed, a. Encordado, anaartada
Stringent, a. Aatringente.
Stringleai^ a. Lo qae no tiene <
Stringy, a. Fibroso. [robar; i
To Strip, tNi. Deanndar, deepbiar; prirar;
Strip, a. Tira. .ATarrotaatr^ Tirlta»ticfik
To Btripcycia. Bayai^ hacer raja&
Stripe, a Bar, liata; axote.
Stripling; a. Moaalbela, mozi ^
To Strire, «fk Esfonarse; emnefiarsa; da^
^moznelow [batk.
Striker, a. Competidor, oontendedor.
To Stroke, va. Aoarldar; frotar aoarw-
meate.
Stroke'a-man, a. (Nfin.) Patron de t>ota.
To StroU, vn. Tonar, ragar, call^|ear.
Stroller, a. Tnnante, vagamondo.
Strong, a.Faarte; rigoroao; rioleate; p»
deroao.
Strong-bodied, a. Corpnlento, roboatow
Strong-hand. a. Faerza, riolanda.
Strongly, ad, Faertemente.
Strontian, a. (Mia.) Eatronoiana.
Strop, a (N&o.) Eatroro.
Strophe, a Eatroft.
To Strow, va. Eapardr, derramar.
Strnctora, a Coni^ruocion ; eatruoliua; be*
ohara. [ehar; oontaodaf
To Straggle, vn. Bregar; oaforaarsa; hi
Straggle, a Esftiarzoi, luolia; rosSatoni^
Stroma, a. Lamparon: lamparanea.
Strumona, a. Escroimoao.
To Strut, 1^ Goatonearaa; enaoberbeoe<8a
Strut, Strutting, a. Contoneow
Stab, a. Tronoo; aoqnatak
To Stab, va, Extiipar, arrancar.
Stubbed, a. Cortadio por al troneo; grc«i
y corto; fherte, rigoroao.
Stubble, a. BaBtrc^
Stubbom. a. GabatudOk tereo, norlladt
Stubbornly, odL Obsttnadaroeata.
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•tnbbomnofis, a. ObsUnsdon, tcrquedad,
pertinada.
8tubby, a, Cachlsordete ; gordo.
Btubnail, s. PanUlla de clayo.
Btucoo, s. Estnoo.
Btud, 9. Estaca; tacbon; yegnada. [nca.
To Stud, va. TacboDar; adoroar con tacbo-
Stadentf «. Estndtanto.
Studied, a. Docto, leido, Instrnldo.
Stadier, «. Estudlador, esoolar.
Studious, a. Estudloso : cuidadoso; soticlto.
BtadloQsIy, acU Eatndlosamoute, dlllgentn-
mente, con apUcacion.
Btudlonsnesa, & Estudlosldad, apllcadon.
Study, «. Kstadlo : apllcadon ; Instntccion.
To Study, wi. Estudiar; obeervar; apren-
der; conslderar. [rial frosleria!
Stnil^ «. MaterlaI.~in^H. Hagatclal nlAe-
To StuH va. Hencbir; llenar; tapar. To
stiu^vitoLUeehax ternera.
BtuOinff. a, Belleno.
To Stultify, va, Bobear, atontar.
Rtnin, A Mosto ; vino aAcJo rcmoetado.
To Stum, va, Bctnostar; adulterar el vino.
To Stumble, vn. Tropezar; encontrar; b»>
liar casualmente. [Hz.
Stumble, «. Traspid, tropiezo, roeb«]on ; aes-
Stumbler, a. Tropczador.
Stumbline-block, a. Tropezadero.
Stump, ATronco; tocon.
?tnmpy, a. (Vulg.) Cacblgordete, recboncbo.
To Stun, va, Atolondrar, enaordecer, enton-
tecer.
To Stunt, va. T^o dcjar crecer 6 medrar.
To grow atunUd^ Acbaparrarse.
To Stupe, va. Fomentan poner de fendToa.
Stupefaction, «. (Med.) Estupcfacdon ; ato-
londramiento, etstupor.
Stapefk^ve, a. (M^d.) EetnncfhctlTo.
Stupendous, a. Estupendo, admirable, asom-
broflo.
Stupeodoualy, ad. Estupendamente.
Stupendouaneaa, a. Lo que ea estupendo 6
maraviUoeo.
Stupid, a, Eatfipido; insensato; tosoo.
latupldltr, Stupldncss, a. Estupidez, embrn-
tedmiento.
Stupidly, ad. Eatfiptdamonte. pondrar.
To Stupify 6 To Stupefy, vo. Atontar, ato-
Stupor, a. Atontamlento, estupor. [te.
Sturdily, a<f% Beaueltamenta; insolentemen-
Sturdlneao, «. Fnerza; obstlnadon.
Sturdy, a. Fuerte, tieao: teroo, insolento.
Stureeon, «L (let) Esturlon.
Stnrk, a. Tomero 6 temora.
To Stutter, vn. Tartamudear.
Stutterer, & Tartamudo; Carina.
Sty, «. Zahnrda; Inpanar. [hurda.
To Sty, va.y n. Encerrar puerooe en la zai-
Btydan, a. &tigio.
ft^Ie, «. Estilo; tratamlento.
ToShrle, va. Intitular; nombrar.
Styptic, a. (M6d.) Eatiptioo.
StypUdty, a. Eatiptlddad.
Bnavity, a. Suavidad, dnlzura.
SubaoKLaAgrllla (M^)Sub6ddo.
Snbacrid, a. Asperlllo.
Subaction, a. Beducdon, anj^clon.
Snbahnoner, a. Tenlente de limosnero.
Ifthaltcm, a. Subttltemo, aubordlnado.
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Snbaltemate, a. Sucedvo ; subordlnado.
Bubastrlngeiit, a. Algo astrlngento.
Subdianter, a. Socbantre.
Subclavian, a. (Anat) Subclavla
Subcommittee, a. Una comision pardaL
Subcontrary, a. (L6ff.) Subcontraria.
Snbcutaneona, a^ Subcnt&neo.
Subdeaoon, «. Subdiikcono.
Snbdeaconsbip, a. Subdiaconado.
Subdelegato, a.ja. Subdelegado.
To Saboelegate, va. Sabdelegar.
Subdelegation, a. Subdolegaclon.
To Subdivide, va, Subdlvidlr.
Subdivision, a. Subdivision. [tar, sacar.
To Subduce, To Subduct, va. Su&lraeK^ qui*
Subductlon, «. Snstracdon.
To Subdue, va. Sojuzgar, fiojetar ; oprlmir.
Subduer, a. Sojuzgador; oprcsur, domlnador.
Subjacent, a. 6ub>^acento.
To Subject, va. Sujetar; Fometer; exponeb
Subject, a. Snjeto, oxpuesto.— « Yaaallo;
angeto, materia, asunto. [aarvidumbre.
Subjection, a. SuJedon. yugo, dependenda,
To Subjoin, va. Sobreafladir, Juntar L
Subjugation, a, Snjecion, servidumbre, yug 5
Subjunction, a, Sobreafladidura.
Subiunctive, a. Subjuntlvo.
Subievation, a. Sublovadon.
Sublimate, a. (Quim.) SubUmado.
To Sublimate, va. (Quim.) Sublimar.
Sublimation, a. Snblimadon.
Sublime, a. Sublime, excolso, elevado.
Sublimely, ad, Sublimemente.
Snblimeneea, a. Subllmidad, ezaltadon.
Sublingual a, (Anat) Sublingual
Sublunar, Sublunary, a. Sublunar.
Submarine, a. Lo que estd debajo de la mar
To Submerge, To Submerse, va. Snmergir;
an^^, Inundar.
Sobmeraion, a. Sumerslon.
To Sabminister, va. Snminlstrar.
Subministratlon, «. Suministradon.
Submiflsion, «. Snmialon; deferenda, reep»>
to; realgnadon.
Submissive, a. Sumlso, rendldo, sometida
Submissively, ad. Humildemente.
Submlaaiveneaa, a. Obseqnlo, snmialon.
To Submit va. Someter: anietar; referir.
Snbmultlple, ad. Submultiplice.
Subordinacy, a. Subordinadon, sujedon.
Subordinate, a* Bubordinado, inferior, de
pendlente.
To Subordinate, va. Subordlnar, s^Jetar.
Subordlnatdy, ad. Snbordinadamento.
Subordination, a. Subordinadon.
To Suborn, va. Sobomar, oorromper.
Sabomation, a. Sobomo, oobecha
Suborner, a. Sobomador, oobechador.
Snbpcena, a. Comparondo, dtadon.
Snbrector, a. Vicerector.
Subreption, a. Subrepdon.
SubrepUtlous. a. SuDreptlcio.
Subreptltiously, ad. SuDreptidamente.
To Subrogate, va, Subrocrar.
Subrofcation, a. Subrogadon. [convenlt
To SuMcrlbe, va. y n. Suscribir ; oertiflcar
Subeoriber, a, Snacriptor.
Subeerlption, a. Suscripdon.
Snbseotton, a. Subdivision.
Subaecntive, a. Snbaecuente, snbrlgulf nt«
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SabMptiiple, a, Snbsdptaplo.
Bobse^Qenco, a Snbeeoaenda.
&abteqii«at a. Bobstanlento.
8QbaMQ«&tl7, ad. Sab8lgaieiitein«DU.
To Bubeenre, «a. Benrlr; flivorocer.
Buhftervlenoe, Babaervienc/, a SerrieJ's
nttUdftd, •oooTTO.
Bnbeanrtent a. Babordbttdo; 6tfl, ipta
Babacnrlently, atL Bubordlnadameiite.
Babeextaple, a, Babs^irtupla
To SabBlde, vn. BamorglrM. ine & fondo.
Babsldenoe, Babeldenoy, «. sameraloii.
Bnb6ldiw7, a. Bubaldlarto.
jSabeldy, 8. Babddio, ATuda, socorro.
To Babfllst, vn. Sobtlsur, pemumecer; tos-
ttfiUne. [Bubdstencla.
Snbsistenoe, a ExlstencU; sostento. (FIL)
Babelstont, a. Babsistoato; inberente.
BabsUnce, «. BosUnciA. hrlfloroto.
SabstanttftLa.8astMidaI: material; Itierte,
BabsUotUllty. «. BeaUdad; oorporeidad;
matorialidad.
To Babstantadisa. wt, Beallxar.
SnbatantiaUr, ad, Bostanoialineiite; real-
mente; aoUdameDte.
To Bobataottate, «ks. Btutandar.
Bobetantlve, a. 7 a. (Qram.) Bnstantlva
To Babatitote, «a. BasUtalr.
Bubatltato, a. BasUtato,
Babstttntion, a. Bnititaoion.
To BabetraeCy «a. Buatraer.
Sabatraetton, a Snstraccion.
Babatntam, a Locbo, capa debi^o de otras.
Bubstylar, cf. BnatUar.
tBabenltorUj, adL A' brlnooa.
Babtangent a. (Oeom.) Bnbtangento.
To Babtend, «a. (Oaom.) Bubtender.
Bnbtense, $. (Geom.) Snbtansa, oaerda.
Babterfbga, a. Bnbtmb^o, onudon. [neo.
BabterraDoan, Bobterraneoos, & Bobtorri*
Bubterraoitr, «. Bdtaoo, eaeva, carerna.
BabUle. a. BatU; panploax, penetrante.
8ubtllei7f ad, Satlhnente, aatatamente.
Bubtileneaa, «. BotUeza, flnnra, astada.
BabtUiaaUoni a. (Qaim.) Batilliadon ; anti-
Udad. [corrir iogratoflamente.
To BabtiUxe, «& 7 n. Batillzar; Umar; dla-
Bobtltt7,& Batileza,tenuidad; astuda.
Bobtle, a. Bntil, astato, artifldoeo. [tifldo.
Babtlenea& BubUet7, •, Batileza, astada, ar-
Babtl7, ad. BaUlroetite, arttfldosamento.
To Babtraot, va. Bostraar, apartar, soparar.
Babtractton, t. Snatraodon.
Bubtrabeod. a. (Arlt) Subtraando.
Baborb, a BabarblOL arrabaL
Baburban, a» Sabarbano.
Bobrentlon, a. Babrendon ; amparo; a>iidai
BabT.*fBlonf a. Baversioii, estrago, trastorno.
SibreniTe, a. Bovenivo. [nor.
T) Sabvort, va. Babvertir, trastornar, arroi-
Ottbverter, a. Sabvorsor, dortrnetor.
Sncoadancooa, a. Sostltnto, eqniTalent«.
Bacofdaneam, a Eqalvalente, en lugar do.
To Baocoed, «n. 7 a. Baceder; consegolr,
lograr.
Bacooeder, a Sueesor.
Bacceeding, Ow Bnbslgcilento; ftitaro.
Biteeesa, a Buceao, ^to, aallda.
Bacoeeafiil. a. PKm>ero, dldioeo, fellz.
InocaaBfbljr, ad. FollamentOk
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SiMocasftilneiA A Baan saeaaoi, dkbA.
ABnoeeion; ''
Baooeadon, <
Bacoeadve. a. Bncedro.
SaeoeBdyel7, ad. Boa
Bacoeidvenefla^ Booedon.
Bnooeaaleas, a. paaafbrtnnada, IbIUIb.
Bnooeaaor, a Bocesor; heredero.
Baoddoona, a, Lo qaa eat4
amenasando rnina.
Snodnct, a. Budoto, brora;
8iiodDcU7, ad. Badntamente.
Socdnctnoai, a Brevadad, condaloQ.
To Bacoor. «a. Booorrer, ^radar, aoxfilv.
Baooor, a Sooorro, arnda, fkror.
Saccorer, a Booorredor, aiudliador.
BoccorleaB, a. Daaampvada
8acoor7, a (Bot) Acolc<niA.
SaccaleDe7, a Jngoddad.
Baccnlent, a. Bacolento, tagoao.
To Soocamb, tut. Bocammr, oadar, imdlua
Baoeoaaatioii, a Trote; aaondMfc
BaocoadoD, a Baeadimiento.
Sndi, pnm, rek Tal, igaal, aem^lsntB.
To Bode, vo. 7 ft. Chupar; xnamar*
Bade, A (MM.) Suodon ; leche.
Budcer, a Cbopador, toibolo; dbnpoo.
SaddDg^ A Cbnpadaxa, la aodon do diitf*
6demamar.
To Baekle, imi. Amamantar; eiiar.
Badcling; A Mamanton, la criatava de tala.
Sudlon, A (M6d.) Sucdon, el acto de < '
Sudatoiy, a Badadoro.
Sudden, a. Bepentino, pronto; _ . _
Saddeni7, adSlH repaota, stibttanDciite.
Buddennea^ a Predpitadon.
Sadorlfl& o. 7 a. Baaorifloo.
Soda, A Lcjjta de uraa 7 Jabon.
To Bae, wkjn, Pemandar; prooeaar; b*
pUoar, rogar.
Baet. A Bebo, grasa dara.
Buety, a. Bebosa
To Buffer, «a. jn, SaMr; padecer; tDlena;
affoantar; pcrmtdr.
BnlfeTable, a. Bafriblo, tolerable.
Biifferabl7, ad. Boportaibte. [Mde&ci^
Safferance, a Pena, trabi^o; aaftlmlento^
Sufferer, a BofHdor; perdidosa
Saffering, a Pena, dolor, padedralento
To Boffloa, vn, Baatar.--«a. Batblhoer*, mr-
tlr. Jsoneioa.
BaiBdeno7, a Bofldenda, oapadtud; pro>
Suffldent, a, Bnfldento, bastanto; apto
BafBdenU7, ad, Bafldentomentai
To Saflbei^, va. Safocar, abogar, ■*«*T^r
Baflbcation, A Bufocadon, ahoga
BoifoeatiTO, a. Bafooanto
Baflhigan, a BufragAnoo: obtapo aoxlllar.
tSnff^ragant, a Favoreoedor, aoxUiador.
Buflhiga, A Buftagio. roto.
Bofftimlgation, A (Mdd.) Bnftimlgacioti.
To Baffkue, va. Diftindlr; derramar, TartcR
Bufltidon, A BoAidon; catarata. [pUoii,
Sugar, A Az6car. Lcaf-mMor^ Ax&en 4a
To Sugar, «& Aznearar, eodnlzar. ^
Bngarplum, a Oonfltee^ chochoa.
Sagar7, a. Anoarada
To Sugseat, va. Sugerlr, adYertIr . tnat
Boararaon, A BosMtlon; InaUgadoa.
Soldda, A Solddlo; aotdda.
Bolng^ A BoUdtadon. dflfgondiu
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Salt, 41 Joego; voetldo; pettdon; oor^Jo;
To Suit, «a. T fi. Adeeoar, propordonar,
Aoomodar, fjoBtar; adaptar; oonvenlr.
Suitable, a. Oonlbnne, ooDvenlento.
BnltobleDOMi «. Conformldad, oonvenlonda.
Suitably, cut Segnn, oonforme.
Suite, a. Serio; tron, comltlva.
Sutter, Battor, $. Pretendlonte, saplleante;
amante; litlgiuite.
Soltreas. ^ SapUcaDte, demandante.
Sulcateo, a. Snrcado. [obstlnado.
Solky, a. Malcontonto, caprichndo, regaflon ;
Bnllen, a. Bfaloontonto; mal6voIo; Intrata-
ble, berrincbado; remolon, cazorra
Sullenly, a<k A'speramonte.
SoIleDnees, A Oeuo, encjo, berrln; morrla;
mal humor 6 gcnio; obfittnadon.
tBuUlace, & Albaflal; mandia; polndon.
To Sully, «& Mandiar, eosudar.
SuUy, a. Mancha.
Sulphur, a. AzuAre. [fhwo. aznfl«do»
Sulphureous, Sulphurous, a. Sulffureo, azu-
Sulpburwort, a. (Bot) Senrato.
Snlphuxy, a. Sulfurloo, azufroso.
Sultan, «. Sultan.
Sultana, Sultanoss, if. Sultana.
SultrlneflB, s. Bochomo. [cante.
Sultry, a. Abodiomado, bocbomoso; sufo-
Sum, 9. Buma, cantidad; res6men.
To Sum, va. Sunur; recopllar, abrevlar;
resumir.
Sumadi, a. (Bot) Zumaqne.
Snmless, a. innnmerable.
Summarily, ad„ Sumarfamente.
Summary, a. Sumario, breve.— ^ Bes&men.
Bummer, 9. Verano, esdo.
To Summer, vn. Ycranear. — wl Calentar.
Summer-house, a. Cenador, gloriota de jar-
din.
Sununenet, «.^alto mortal
Summit, t. A'ploe, dma, punta.
To Summon, wu Oltar, notiflcar: Intimar.
Summoner, a. EI que dta 6 notlflca.
Summon^ a. Cltadon; Intlmaclon; arisa
Summum bonum, & El sumo blen.
Bumpter, «. Caballo de carga.
Sumptuary, a. Suntarlo.
Sumptnoelty, i. Suntuosldad. [pnsa
Sumptuous, a. Snntuoso, magniflco, pom-
Sumptuously, ad. Suntuosamente.
Sumptuonsness, $. Suntuosldad, pompa.
Sun, a. Sol ; solana.
To Sun, «a. Asolear; tomar el soL
SunbeuD, a. Ravo del soL
Suabeat, a. Asoleado.
Sunburnt, a. Asoleado; atezado.
Bundad, a, Briilante, Instroso.
Bunder, t. Dos, dos partes.
T^ Sunder, «a. Separar, dlvidlr.
Sundew, a. (Bot) Bodo dd soL
BOMdlal, A Be*. H do soL
Bondilea, $.pL (Com.) Diversos g£nero&
Bnndry, a, Yarioa, mucboa, dirersoc
Bonflower, a. (Bot) OlrMot
Bunbemp, «. (Bot) CAfiamo de soL
Bnulesw, a. Sin sol; sombrio.
SunUke, a. Sem<)jante al sol.
Bnnllgbt, a. La lus dd soL
thmny, a. Asoleado; dafo.
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Sunrise, Sniirlslng^ a. BaUda 6 nadmleatc
ddsoL
Sunset, a. Lajraesta dd soL
Sunshine, 9. Solana; la darldad dd soL
To Sup, fro. Sorber. — vn. Cwxr,
Sup, t. Sorba
Superable, a. Superable.
To Snperabouno, vn. Superabundar.
Superabundance, a. Superabundanda.
Superabundant, ck Superabundante, supers
Superabundanfly, ad. Superabnndantemen*
To Superadd, va. Sobroanadlr.
Superadditlon, a. Sobreafiadldura.
tSuperadTenient, a. Lo que sobreTiene de
repente.
To Superannuate, va. Inbabllitar.
Superannuation, a. £1 estado de d quo es
ineuMX de uso por los mudios afios.
Superb, a. Soberbio. grande, magnifioo.
Superbly, ad, SoberbTamente.
Supercargo, *. Sobrecargo; enoomendero.
Snperoelestial, a. Sobrecdestlal [sa
SuperdliouS) a. Altlvo, arrogante; imperio-
Superdliously, ad. Con dtives. [gullo.
Superciliousnosa, a. Arroganda, dtiTez, or-
Superoonoeptton, a. Superfdadon.
Buperemtnence, Supereminency, a. Snpere-
minenda, exaltadon. [tblmo.
Supereminent, a, Suporemlnente, eminen-
To Supererogate, m. Ilaccr mas de lo quo
uno tiene obllgadon de hacer 6 cjecutar.
Supererogation, a. Supererogadon.
Supererogatory, a. Superera^B^torla
Superessential, a. Bobreesondal
Superezoellent, a. Sobroexoolcnte.
To Superfetate, vn, Conceblr fat hembra
eetando preAada.
Superfi^tCon, s. Snporfetadon, fai segnnda
prenes, en la hembra durando la primera.
Superfloe, & Snperflde.
Superiidd, a. Superfldal; ^larenta.
Superfiddist «. C>bsenrador superiidd.
Superflddity, Superflddness, a, Superflcia-
Udad. [dnuL
Buperfldally, ad, Buperfldalmente, por eii-
Superfldes, «. Snperflde.
Superfine, a. Snperflna
Superflnenees, a. La cdidad superflna.
tSnperfluitant, a. Lo que flota 6 sobrenada.
Superfluous, a. Snperilua [dad, * '
iui-
Superfluousness, Buperflntty,
Superflux, a Buperfluldad, lo sup
Superhuman, t. Sobrehumana
Superinonmbent, a. Lo que eeti colooado 6
yace sobre otra coia.
To Superinduoe, va. Sobrcafiadir.
Superlnduction, «. Sobre-afiadldura.
To Superintend, vo. Inspedonar, -rlgllar,
celar, dirlgir. [perlntendendit
Superinten^ce, Sopertntcndency, •. Su-
Superintendent «. Superfntendente.
Superior, a,j». Superior.
Superiority, a. Snperloridad; autoridad.
SuperfaitiTe. a. Superlatlvo.
Buperlativdy, ad. Superlattramenta UIm
Snperlatiyeness, a. Preeminenda; ezodeit
Supernal, a, Snpomo, supremo; odeeto.
SapematnraU a, BobrenabraL
Supomaturdly, ad. Bobronaturdmente.
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SopemftturalnMi, t, Kl «tUdo de ser Bobre-
Batrirtli *
Bopttnmmei«7, ck Svpemnmertrto.
To Sapencribe, «a. Sobreeacriblr.
Soperscriptioii, «. Sobreescrito. [pedlr.
To Bapenede, vo. Sobreseer ; ^nralidar ; im-
fiapeneSBloii, i. BobraseUniento; anolAdon.
Bap«rBtItlOD, a, Bopentfdon.
Bapentitionk a. Sapersticloeo.
BapeistitloQBlj, ad, Bnpexstldoeamente.
BopentitioasneM, t. Bapentldon.
Bopentractlye, a. Ediflcado 6 ooDttrnido
•obre otra ooea.
SupMTtTactiire, «. Edlfldo leraotado Bobre
slgtmft coea; opinion, argomento, fundA-
do8 on a]gans otra com.
Bapersdbstantial, a, BopersostandaL
To Bapervene, vn, Bobrerenir, acaecer, sn-
oodor.
Bapenrenient, a. Baperreniento, adidonaL
Supervention, t. Baperrendon.
Supervisor, & Sobreetanto, bupedor.
dnpinatlon, «. Buplnacion. [dolento.
Buplne, a. Supino; aupina; negllgente, In-
Snpineij, ad, Boca arriba; aeaeuldadft-
mento.
Bupioenesa, «. Descnido, dejadez.
Bnpper, a. Ck>na. ?%« Lord's tupper. La
iuKitndon de la eacarlBtia.
BnpperleM, a. Sin cenar.
Bapper>tlme, «. La bora de oenar.
Supping, n £l ado de oenar ; de aorber.
To SnppIantfiKi. Snplantsr; desbancar 4 ana
Bupplanter, «. Bnplantador.
Supplanting, «. Suplantadon.
Supple, a. Flexible, maneiablo; blando.
Supplement, «. Saplemento.
Supplemental, Supplementary, a. Adlcional.
Suppleness, «, Flexibilidad,blandara; dod-
Suppletory, s. Supletoria
Suppliant, a, Deprecatorio; homilde.
Suppliant, Supplicant, «. Supllcante.
To Supplicate, va. Supllcar, rogar, pedlr.
BupplU^on, a. SfipUca, suplicadon, pcti-
don.
Snpplioatorf, a. Snpllcatorio.
To Supply, va. Suplir, completar, acabalar,
integiar: Bartir,abaBtecer; sumlnistrar.
Supply, «. Bocorro, auxilio; refuerzo.
To Bapport, iMi; Sostener; snfilr; aslstlr.
Sappor^ a. Boeten; apoyo; austento.
Supportable, a, Soportable, tolerable, lleva-
dera [tector.
Supporter, t. Bostenlmlento; amparo; pro-
Suppoaable, a. Admidble.
Bupposal, SI Supoddon.
Buppoaableneas, «. Probabllldad. [ginar.
To Suppose, «a. Bnponer; presuponcr; im«-
Bupposer. a Suponedor.
SuppoBidon, 8. Bajpodcion, blp6te&is. [rlo.
Buppodtttioas, a. Bupnesto, false; lmu|ina-
Bupposititiousneas, t. Supoddon, fiUsedad.
Suppodtive. a, Bupnesto.
Buppodttvety, ad, En suposidon.
Suppository, a. Supodtorlo. (M6d.) Gala.
To Suppress, va. Baprimir, detener; des-
tmlr.
SappresAlon, c. Bnpredon.
Suppressor, «. Supresor.
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To Bupporate, 9€i,j%, Bnpnxar.
Suppurmtion, a Saparadon.
Sapporatiye, a. Bupurattvo. (oA
Snppntatlon, a. Suputadon, odmpato. eO
To Buppute, €0, Buputar, oomputar.
Supramundane, a. Geleateu
Supremacy, a. Supremada.
Supreme, a. Supremo. [alto fcnd<v
SupremeiT, ad. Supremaroente, en d nas
tSuradditlon, e, Booreaftadidiiia.
Sural, a. BoraL
To Burcbarge, ta. Bobreoaxgar ; i
Sarcharger, a. £1 que aobreoargs.
Burdnglka. Sobredncba; dngolo^
Surde, a. vistago, renuero.
Bnrcoat, a. Bobretodo, aobreropaL
Burcolose, a, Bamoao ; Ueao de riaitMgo^,
Surd, a. Bordo.
Surdity, a. Bordera.
Bare, a. Begnro; derto; firme; tniUibSe.
Surefooted, a, Begnro de pi^ oooataata.
Barely, ad, Qertamentajaln duda.
Bnreneas, a. Beguridad. T. Surety.
Surety, & Begoridad: certeza; flanza; BaAet.
Suretyshipw a. Beguridad, flanza.
8arf« «. (Kau.) Beaaca; marea» mai^Jada.
Snrftoe. a. Superficie, eobre&z.
To Surfeit, va, j n. Abitar, hartar, aadar.
ahitarse, saciuae, bartarse.
Surfeit, a. Ablto. empacbo, in^g«stion.
Surfeiter, 9, Oloton.
Surfeit-water, si Agu* que cura loa abiioa.
Burse, a. Ola, onda.
To Surge, vn. (N4u.) Agitarse el mar.— 4w
To aurffs (he capstan^ Lascar ri ^
tantc.
Smgeon, a. dr^jano.
Surgery, si Cirugia.
Sui^cal, a, Ouir6rglca ^
Surer, a. Agftado 6 embrav^do cckso d
Surlily, ad. Gmsftnunenta
Surlinesa, «. Qroseria^ mal genio ; entooo.
Surly, a. Grosero ; fispero de genio.
To Surmise, to. Bospocbar, enponcr; sIb
ftmdamento.
Surmise, a. Bospecba: fUsa Mreosion.
To Surmount, iXk Bobrepijar; devaae;
veneer; exceder; coronar.
Surmountable, a. Vendble, snperable.
Surname, «. Apellldo ; renombre.
To Surname, va. Apellidar, nombrar, d^
nominar. [cedtr.
To Surpass, va. Sobresalir, sobrepi^ai; ex
Surpassing, a. Sobresaliente.
Surplice, a. Sobrepdliz.
Surplus, Surplusage, «. Sobranto.
Surprise, Surprisal, a. Borpresa; admlrado^
maravllla. [maiavlOaK
To Surprise, 9a, Soiprender, aobrao
Bormlsing, a. Maravilloso, extrallo^ i
Surprisingly, ad. MaraTHloeamentai
Surrejoinder, si La respuesta 4 la r^fiei
del contraria
To Surrender, «a y n. Bendir ; coder; tn»
ferir; rendlrse.
Surrender, a. Bendldon, entrega; reimidt
Burreptlon, a. Subrepcion ; aorpreaik
Surreptitious, a. SubreptldOj fraBdnleBix
Bnrreptitionsly, ad. BnbreptldarocBto.
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To Sorrogate, to. Sabrogar, Bostitnlr.
Burrogate^ «. Sabrogado, deleitado de on
jnez eclesl&stloo: Juez do tcateinentarlaa.
To Sorroand, vo. Circondar, cercar, rodcar.
fiortoat, c Sobretodo.
To Snrvenev vn. Sobrerenlr.
To Sorrev, va, Mirar; ezamlnar; apear.
(JSkxL) Beoonocer. [miento.
fiarrey, i. Perspectiya; apeo; reconoci-
Burvoylng, & Agrimensora.
fiarveyor.a. Sobrestante; ^>eador; perlto.
(S&}i.) Inspector.
Bnrveyonbip, & £1 empleo do sobrestante,
Inspector; perlto, aviuuador.
To Sarvive, «». Sobrovlvlr.
finnriver 6 Survivor, «. BobrevlvienteL
Barvivorsbip, a Supervlvencia.
Sosceptibllity, s. Susceptibllidad.
Bosoeptible, a, Sa/scepuble.
Bosoeptive, a, Sosceptiro, sosoopttble.
Boseipient, a. Reciplento, redbldor.
To Soadtate, «a. Suscitar, excitar.
tSoscitation, «. Sageetlon, instigacion.
To Suspect, va.. y n. Bodpecbar.
Buraect, a. Sospechoso.
To Suspend, txk Suspender; oolgw.
Suspenders, 4; pL Tlrantos.
Suspense, a. Suspension; duda; parada.
Suspensory, a. SuspensoHo.
Suspicion, «. Sospecha, rezelo, desconfianza.
Suspicious, a. Suspicaa, desconfiado.
Su^eiously, ad. Sospoohosamente.
SuspiciousncNBS, a. Bcselo, desoonfianza.
Suspiral, «. Geroera: cafio subterr&neo.
Snspiratlon, «. Suspjro.
To Suspire, vn, Suspirar ; reepirar.
To Sustain, i^Ow Sostener, sustentar, mante-
DBr; avudar; sufrir.
Sustainable, a. Lo que se puede sostener ;
delbnsable.
8ustalner,«. Sostcnedor; defensor; suMdor.
Sustenance, Sustentatlon, a. Snatento ; maa-
tnnlmiento; sosteuimlento.
Sutler, 9. Vlvandera
Suttle, a. Peso liinpia
Swab, a. (N4u.) Lammuso, estropt^o.
To Swab, va. (NAu.) Lampacear.
Swabber, a. P^)e de cscoba, galopln.
To Swaddle, t?a, Fajar, envolvor con fl^as.
Swaddle, a. Fi^a. [tilla, MflaL
Bwaddllng-band, Swaddlingp^Ioth, & Man-
To Swag, ffTL Colcar ; fkcetear, echar plantaa.
SwK-bellied, a. Yentrada [vallente.
To Swagger, im. Baladronear ; alabarse de
Swaggerer, «. Jaqueton ; valenton, baladron.
Bwaggy, a. Oolgante, pendlente.
BwalH; a. Zagal, pastorollla
Swallow, a. (Orn.) Golondrlno.
To Swallow, «<x. Tragar, engnlUr; destmlr;
abeorber: devorar. [do mitano.
Bwallow-tail scarf, a. (N&n.) Escarpe, cola
B wallow-wort, a. (Bot) Asclepiada.
Swamp, & Pantano.
To Swamp, vn. Empantanarse, irse k pique.
Bwampy, a. Pantanoso.
Bwan, a. (Orn.) CIsne.
Swuidown, a. Moleton.
Bwaoskin, a. Bayeta sobreflna.
Swnp, ad. De nrisa ; eon preateza.
To Swap, va. Camblar, cambalaohear.
SWI
Sward, a. Corteza de todno ; la baz do la
tlerra.
Swarm, 8. Ei^ambre, mnltltud ; hormtguoro
To Swarm, en. £i\)ambrar, Jabardear.
Swarthily, ad. De color moreno.
SwHTthineaa, a. atezamiento, tez morena.
Swarthy, a. Atezado.
Swash, a. Fanfiirronada, baladronada.
To Swaab, vn. Baladronear ; meter ruida
Swasher, a. Jaquoton, ikn&rron.
To Swathe^vo. Faiar,
Swathe, a. Faja, venda, atadura.
To Sway, «a. Blandlr ; empuiiar ; gobemar.
— vn. Ladearse; tener Infli^. (N&u.)
75? sway up^ Ouindar.
Sway, a. Vibracion; poderj suorte.
To Swear, va.jn. Jurar ; blasfemar ; Jura-
mentar.
Swearer, a. Jurador; blasfbmador; yotador.
Sweat, a. Sudor ; evaporacion de bumedad.
To Sweat, va. y n. Sudar; exhalar; traba-
Jar con fotiga.
To Sweep, «a. y n. Barrer ; arrebatar : dee-
hollinar. (Nan.) Kostrear. ninea.
Sweep, a. Barrednra; destnicdon violenta;
Sweeper. ABarrendero. (Mmney-W)e«per^
Desbolllnador. fladera.
Sweeper-bar, & (Art)Travesafio de la amo-
Sweepinga, a. o^ Barreduras.
Sweepnet, «. Esparavel. Has oorreras.
Sweepstake, a. Lo que so gana al juego 6 en
Sweepy, a. Barredera
Sweet, a. Duloe, grato. gustoso; suave;
benigno : querido ; bollo.
Sweetbread, a. Lechecillas de temera.
Sweetbrier, a (Bot) Escaram^jo olorosa
Sweetflag, a. (Bot) Culamo aromdtloo.
To Sweeten, khi, Dulciflcar, endulzar; eua-
vizar. — tn, Endulzarse.
Sweetener, a. Dulciflcante ; calmante.
Sweetheart, a. Amante; daraa, querlda.
Sweeting, a. Caniuesa ; querido.
Sweotisb, a, Algo duloe.
Sweetly, ad, Dulccmente.
Sweetmeat, a. Dulce ; dulcee secos. conserve
Sweetness, & Dulzura, suavidad, blandura.
Sweetrush, a. (Bot) Cdlamo arom&tlco.
Sweet-scented, a. Ferfumado.
Sweet-smelling, a* Odorlfero, fragrante.
Sweet-spoken, a, Melifluo.
Sweet-tooth, a. Goloeo.
Sweet-william, a. (Bot) DIanto.
Sweet-willow, a. (Bot) AVbol del paraiso.
To Swell, vn. .Ilncharse; entumecerso;
envanecerse. [Mar de leva.
Swell, a. Entumecencia, litncbazon. ^Ndu.)
SweUIne; a. Hincbazon ; tumor ; cuaiquier
prommencla. [color
To Swelter, vcl j n. Ahogar 6 sufooar de
To Swerd, im. Crecer 6 crlarse la yerba.
To Swerve, t>n, Tunar. vagar; extra viarso.
To Swift, to, (N&u.) Tortorar, dar tonoresh
Swift, a. Veloz, llgero, rdplda [lante*
Swifters, A (Ndu.) Tortoros, oDenquea vo
Swiftly, ad. Velozment^ rdpidamente.
Swiftness, a. Velocidad, llgereza, celerldad
To Swiff, va. Beber A grandca traeos.
To Swlfl, CO. Emborrachar, embriagar.
Swill, a. Tragantada; bazofia.
Swillcr, a. Bobcdor Inaaolableu
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To Swim, vn, Nadar; abondar; padecer
Swim, a. Kadadera dt pas. [rabidoa.
Bwimmar, a, Nadador*
Bwimmin^ & Y^rtigo, vahldo; nadadu^
Bwimmlop7, ad. Luamente, sin diflonltad.
To Swindtai. e& Bataflur, petardear, aonaa-
ear, tnunpaar, pillar oon engafioa.
Bwindlar, a Eataador; trampoaa
8win«i» a. Marrano, paeroo. Sea uoin^t
Marsopa, caebalota.
Swinebraad, a. (Bot) Criadillas da Uerra.
Swineherd, a. Porqaero.
Swioepipe^ a. (Om.) Eapecie de tordo.
To Swing, WL Balaacaar; oolampiarae;
agitarae : mover.
Swing, a. Yibracion; balanceo; colampia
To Swinse, va. Axotar, easUgar.
tSwinga-backler, 9. MaUsieie.
Swinger, a. £1 qne ae ooiumpia.
Swiiigiogly,<u&Monatruosameiite. Tpiarse.
To Swingle, «a Eepadillar.— im. Ooliun-
Swloiab, a. Porcano, groaens aucio.
Swipe, a. CigUeAal 6 cigofiaL
Switob, «L Varilia. (Amer.) Ci^e.
To Switob, va, Varoar: precinUr.
Swivel, a. AUcran. cslabon de TueltaSb
Swivel-gan, a. Pearera
Swobber, & Pi^e de eaooba.
To Swoon, «n. Deemajane, deafklleocr.
Swoon, a. Deamajro, deliquio, paamo.
To Swoop, va, Goger, agarrar.
Swoop, A El aoto de ecbarae ana ave de
rapuia aobre an preea.
To Swop, 1NZ. Caoibiar, cambalaobear.
Sword, A Espada. dttandthrutttword^
Eapada-sable.
Sword-catlor. & Esnadero.
•adin.
baJo.
>rrista.
0.
Jeor.
ica.
iTAna
Itita.
kJf DTmooiixe, va. j m* oiinvniaw- \ guar-
dar aem^lanza.
Symbolograpbjr, a. El arte de dmboltxar.
tojmmetral, Symmetrical, a SlmitrioG,
Bjrmmetriat, a. SimotrlBta.
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Symmetrj, 9. Simetxia, proporcioB.
S/mpatbetJc, Sympatbetical, a. Simpitiaa;
analoea
Svmpathetlcallj, ad. Simp4tioam«Qte,
To Sjrmpatbixe, vn. Slmpatizar,
Sympathy, a. Simpatia; oompasloii.
Sympbonlooa, a. Anoooloaa
Symphony, a. Binibnta. [quat«8 6 oat. . .__
Symposiae, a. La que pertenoee a kM ba&*
Symptom, a. (MM.) Sintoma. rea.
Symptomatic, Symptomatica!, a. Stntooiiti-
Symptomatically, ad. 8intomiUuaii«BtaL
Synasreaia, a (OraaL) Sintecabw
Synagogue, A Sinagoga.
Synalepha,' "• • -
. . A Sinalefik
Synaxia, a SInaxA [tisaa
Syndironical, Synehronoua, a. Sincroiiotooa'
SVnohroniam, a Slncroniama
To Synoopate, va. Sinoopar; alnoopizar.
Syncope, a. Sinoope. (Oram.) Biacopa.
Syncopiat, a Sincopiata.
SVndic, ASindioo.*
To Syndicate, va, Bindicar.
Synecdoche, a Slndodoque. fignra nstdrica.
Syndrome, a Coacomitancla.
Synod, A Sinodo. (Aat) Smodo.
tSynodal. Synodic, Synodical, a. Sladdkca
Synodically, ad. SinodaL
Svnonyma, A pL BUidnimoa; eqalTa]ent&
o Synonymlze, va. EiOMresar coa aiadolnr^
Sjmonymouai a. Slndnlmo.
Synonymy, a SinonimiiL
Synopsia, a Sin6paia, aoma, samario.
Synoptic Synoptical, & Sin6ptieo; TtsHiCb
Syntactical, a, Goordinado.
Syntax, Syntaxic a Sint&xiA
SynthoBi^ a Slnteai% compoaidoB.
Synthetic, Synthetical, a. Sint^tioo.
Syphon, a Sifon, tubo.
SVringa, a Jerinoa, lavatiTa, aynda.
To Syrinffo, va. Jeringar; echar laTadi-a^
Syrtia, a muco de arena.
System, a SiBtema; 6rdea natnraL
Systematic, A y a. Siatemitieo.
Byatematical. a. Siatemitioo, met6dlea
Byatamaticaliy, ad. Siatemitioaraante.
To Syatamatiza, va. Bedadr i ■iitwina
Syatematfaar, c El que algae on alataaaA
Systylo, A (Arq.) Siatila
8yx7g3r.A(A«tr.)8l2lgla.
T.
La T al prineipio y flu de rooes t
pra el aonldo, may aem^janto al da la d:,
maa coaado ac pone delanta da la < aegiu
da de una Tocal, aaena oomo a; a.g^9m
paUon, mlvoMon que ae proaanda jpo>
a^uia, aa^0aa4t*n.
Tabard, a Tabardo, caaaoon aaclio.T Jamti
Tabby, A T^tA.-^L Vartagada Iqw
To TabefV, vn. Extenoarae, debOItarae, a
Tabernacle, a Tabemioalo.
To Tabemade,«ik Gnardar eon reoandoa
Tabid, a. (M6d.) Tibido, extennada: mad
lento. [exU
Tabidneea, a (HML) DabnitadMi <
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rftblatnre, «. Plntnns tl fr«ooo.
Tlable, e. Mesa; la oomida. SicMabU^
Aparador. TabU-elotht Mantel Imer.
To Table, vckyn. Dar la mesa 6 dar de oo-
Table-beer, «. Cerveza do pasto.
Table-book, «. Librito de memozia.
Tabler, «. Pensionario. Y. Boards.
Tablo-spoon, «. Cnchara de mesa.
Table-spoonftiL, «. Cncharada.
Ti^Ie-talk, «. OonTersadon de mosa.
Tablet, a. Tableta, pastilla. Olorj/ tablets^
Palabreros.
Tabor. 8. Tamborfl, paodero.
To Tabor, f>n. Tamborllear.
Taborer, «. Tamborllero.
'fabourine, «. TamboriL [dros.
Tabular, (u Formado en lamlnllla') 6 en cna-
To TabuIfUo, 9a. Bedadr k indices.
Tabulated, a. Llso, piano.
Tacamahao, a. Tacamaca, goma.
tTache, a. Boton, jpresilla, corchote.
Taobygrwby, a. Taqulgraf ia.
Tacit a, T4cito.
Tadtly, ad. Tikdtamente.
Tadtumity, a. Tadturnldad.
To Tack, va. Atar; unir.— «n. (N&o.) Birar.
Tack, «. Tachuela. (N4u.)Bordo.
Tackle, a. (N&u.) Cordite, Jarda.
Tackling, a. Aparejo; herramientas.
Tact, s:Tfecto; discemlmlento; grada.
Tactic, Tactical, a. T&ctico, t^ctlca militar.
Tactician, a, T&ctico.
Tactics, a. ^ Tictica.
Tactile, €k Tangible, tocable.
Tactillty, a. Tanrfbilldad.
Tadpola, a. BaniTia, sapillo. [mlento.
Tafflrall, a. (NAu.) Coronamonto 6 corona-
TafTeta, Tafloty, «. Taffetan senciUo.
^ Tag, «. Herrete, remate; ping<02- [Agnieta.
To Tac, wk Hcrretear ; afar. Taffged taes,
Tagtall, «. Lombriz con la cola de color di-
ferente.
Tail, a. Cola. To turn iail>, Escapar, huir.
To Tail, va. Tirar de la cola.
Tailase, t. Derecho, trtbuta
Tailblock, a. (N&u.) Moton de rabtxa.
Tailed, a. Babudo.
Tailor, a. Saatre.
Tailpiece, a. Floron adomo al fin de un libro.
Tsiltackle, a, (NAo.) Apar^o 6 palanqiUn de
rabiza.
To Taint, va. Tintnrar, Impregnar; man-
char; Ticiar.— vff. Infldonarse.
Tiint, a. M&cnia, manclia; taeha. [pnro.
Taintless, a. Inoorrupto, incontamlnado,
Taintnre, a, Contaminaclon, cormpdon.
To Tak«4, va. Tomar, ooger, adr, agarrar;
ocnpar: adqutrir; perciDir;oobrar; hur-
tar; entender; eanttrar; llevar; admitir;
eneaminarse; afragane; prender.
Taker, a, Tomador ; reclbldor. [ble, manso.
Taking, a. Secuestro, embargo.—^ Agrada-
Tale, «. rMln.) Talco; piedra tra^arente.
Tde, a. Guento; reladon; f&bnla.
Talebearer, a, Soplon, chlsmoso, cuentaro.
Talebearing, a. 8oplo, enento, ohlsme.
Talent, a, Talento; moneda; habiUdad in-
^^eteller, a. Chlsmoso, oorrevedlle.
Tallsroan, a. Talisman ; flgura superstldosa.
TAP
Talismanic, a. TtHsm&nico. [aoni
To Talk, tm. Hablar; chariar; refertr; r»
Talk, a. PUitlca, converBadon; diarla; m-
mor.
Talkative, a, Gdrmlo, loenaz, duo-lante.
TalkativeneGS, a. Locnaddad, charlatanerisw
xamiUdad.
Talker, a. Uablador; chariador; bablanta.
Talky, Talcky, a. Lo que tlene talco.
Tall, a. Alto, elevado; fUerte.
fPallage, a. Alcabala; Impuesto.
Tallnees, a. AltunLtalla; estatnra.
Tallow, a. Sebo. Eato tallow^ 8ebo poro
Matted taUow^ Sebo oolada
Tallow-chandler, a. Ydera
Tallowish, a^ Seboso.
Tallow-tree, a. (Bot) A'rbol dd seba
Tally, a. Taij& [taijar.
To Tallv, va, Ajustar, acomodar; cnadrar;
Talmud, «. Talmud, libro de los Jndios.
Talon, c Oarra, del ave de raplfla.
Tamable, a. Domesticable; domable.
Ttoiarind, Tamarind-troe, a, (Bot) Tama-
rlodo.
Tamarisk, a. (Bot) Tamarlsoo, tamarfz.
Tambac, a. Tnmbaga Tbordar; tamborlL
Tambour, «. (ArqO Tambor; tambor, para
To Tambour, «a. Bordar k tambor.
Tambourine, «. TamboriL [mlso.
Tame, a. Domado, domestlcado, manso; su-
To Tame, va. Domar, domesticar, amansar;
suavlzar.
Tamely, od Hnmlldemente. [bardia.
Tamences, a. DomesUquez; sumlsion; oo-
I'amer, «. Domador, vencedor.
Taminy, & Estamona.
Tamkin, «. (Art) Tfepaboea.
Tammy, a. Tela de lana delgada.
To Tamper, vik Jaroparse 6 Jaropearse.
Tampion, «. (Art) Tapaboca da un ea&on. «
To Tan, va, Cnrtlr, ; adobar pielea ; tostar ;
marchitar.
Tan, a. Gasca, la corteza dd roble mollda.
Tang, a. Besabio, sabor; ponzada; sonldo^
tona
Tangent, «. (Geom.) Tangenteb
TangiMUty, a. Tanglbtlidad.
Tangible, a. Tanglbla, pdpableu [fhndiz.
To Tan^e, va, Enredar, enmacaflar; oon*
Tangle, a. Enredo 6 enlace desordenado;
embrollo.
Tank, a. Cistema, aQibe.
Tankard, a. Un cAntaro, xm Jarro.
Tanner, & Cnrtidor, zurrador.
Tannery, a. Teneiia, curtiduria.
Tanplt, «.Tanqne para adobar pielea.
Tansy, a. (Bot) Tanaoeto. Wild tawip
Argentina.
Tantalium, a. (Min.) Tantallo, metal.
To Tantalize, va. Tantalizar, moleetar.
TantanuMint, a. Equivalente.
Tantivy, ad. De prlesn.
Tanyard, a. Tenena; curtiduria.
To Tap, va.jn, Tocar ligeramoute v barr»
nar; sondar.
Tap, a. Falmada suave; eepita.
T^M, a. Cinta, dntllla, galon
Taper, & CIrJo: oerilk).— A C6nlco.
To TaipWf vn. Bematar «n punta.
Tapemess, a. De flgura piraraidd 6 eCMotk
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Fspowomi, e. T611U1, lombrlL
TtpeetTj, «. Taplz; UpioerU, oolgadora.
Ttpiooa, «. Tapioca, polto blanoo nutrltiro.
Taproot, & Tallo de la rais.
Tapster, a. Moxo do eerrecerfa.
Tar^ Alqoitran, pea liqnida; marinora
To Tar, «a« Alqaitranar, ambrear.
Tarantula, a. Tar&ntala.
Tarbnub, a. (Nin.) Esoopero, placeL
tTardaUon, a. Tardanza, aemora.
Tardigrade a. Tardo, lento.
Tardily, <uL Lentamente.
Tardlnesa, a. Lentltad, tardanza.
Tardy, a, Tardio; lento; perezoao.
Tare, a. (BoL) ZizaSa; lenteja; tara.
Targe, Target, a. Bodela. (Art) Blanco.
Targum, a. Targom: interpretacion de la
Blblla.
Tarifl; a. Tarlfk, labia de derechoe.
Tarn, a. Pantano. (dr.
To Tarnish, «a. Deslustrar, empaSar, dealu-
Tarpaulin, Tarpawling, a. £1 diflamo em-
breado; encerada
Tarragon, a (Bot) Tarragona.
Tarrier, a. Tardador; zaroero.
To Tarry, vn. Detenerse, porarse.
Tarsel, a. Haloon torzuela
TarBos, a. (Anat) Tarao; ceja.
Tart, a. Acedo; acre; yerde.
Tart,a.Tarta:torUdepa8te1erla. [Tartana.
Tartan, a. Tela de lana ataraceada. (N&o.)
Tartar, a. Tartaro ; luflema
Tartarean, a. Tartareo, infomaL
Tartareooa, a. Tartdroo; infernal
To Tartarlze, do. Tartarizar, purlflcar con
Bal de t&rtaro.
Tartarooa, a. Tart&reOb
Tartly, ad. Agrlamente.
Tartneea, a. Agmra, acedia; acrimonla.
Tarwator, a. Agu* alqnltranada.
Taak, a. Tarea. trabijo ; ocupaclon.
To Task, TO. Atarcar, sefialar tarca.
Taaael, a. QuUote ; borla. 7hs9eU, Capotas.
Taaaea, a. pL Escarcela.
Tastablo, a. Sabroso ; agradable.
To Taate, va. yn. Gnatar; prober; expeii-
mentar; agradar. [experimento.
Taate, a. Gusto; aabor; paladeo; enaayo;
TasteAiL a. Sabroso de gusto primoroeo.
TaateAiliy, ad. Gustoaamente.
TastcftilnoiBa, a. Sabor, gusto; discemlmiento.
Tasteleaa, a. Inaipldo, desabrldo; Bin gracia
nlsal.
Tastolessness, a. Instpidez; fklta de gracia.
Taster, «. Catailor ; oopita para probar lioores.
Tasty, flk Ilecho con gusto, con gracia.
To Tattor, vOw Uacer and^Oo^ glronos 6
arrapoa.
Tatter, s. AndnO<S pfnS<0<N arrapiezo.
Tatterdemalion, a. tin pobre andrajoeo.
To Tattle, vn. Charlar, parlotear ; chlamoar.
Tattle, a. Cbaria, cbAchara.
Tattler, a. Chariador, parlador, hablador.
Tattoo, 9. (Mil.) Betreta. [colored
To Tattoo, fa. rintarse el cfitis con flgara^
Tattooing, a. La accion do plntarae flgnraa
en el oatSs.
Tavern, a. Taberna; fonda.
Tayem-keeper, «. Tabemoro. [Tesar.
taught, a^&a.) Tiesa To haul taught.
TEL
To Tfinnt, to. Molar; ridicatlzar.
Taont. a, Molk, bnrla. (K&o.) Ooln«]&
Taunter, t, Moikdor, bonon, zamtMito.
Tauntingly, ad. Con mofk.
Taunt-maated, a. (NAo.) &iit»areac1on oc
mucha cnlnda.
Taatologwal, a. Taatol6glcQ.
TautoIogiat,a. Taatologiata.
Tautology, 9. Taotoloda. fkn.
To Taw, fa Curtir pielea blazicss eon alBO-
Tav, a. BoIIta de mirmoL
Tawdrinesa, ». Oropel, aparleoeia, diafnda
Tawdry, a. Tiatoao, relnctente, rehnnbne^
Tawer, a. Curtidor eon alombra.
Tawny, a. OcatXAo^ morena
Tax, a. Impneeto, tribato; eontrfb«ciett.
gabela; oargo^ reprension.
To Tax, f>a. Jjnponer tribato*; amiT
(For.) Tacbar ; taaar ooetaei
Taxable, a. Lo que esti sojeto & lui|weBtea;
pecbera [tartio
Taxation, a. Tasadon, contribndoB ; taapd*
Taxer, 8. Tasador; acnsador.
Tax-gatherer, a. Colector de trfbntoe, laa-
pueetos 6 contribudonea.
Tea. & T& Tea-pot, Tetera. Cel tt-
Teaboard, a. Band^a 6 asafiito para scrt^
To Teach, «a£nseAar; dootrinar ; tnitralL
Teachable, a. DdclL [feacAar, P^aaote.aya.
Teacher, a. Maeatro, preceptor. At^i^atA
Teak, a. Madera mas dura que cl robJeu
Teal, t. (Om.) Cerceta: inade fiSiTeati«.
Team, a. Tiro de caballos 6 mcdas ; puti
de caballos 6 bneyes.
Tear, a. LAgrima, lloro, Han to; gota.
Tear, a. B^a, hendednra. Tiar cmd teear,
Dc»me)oramiento.
To Tear, to, Desgarrar,. romper; ntgu,
Ucerar; rasguhar; arrancar.
Tearer. a. Bompedor, dosgarrador.
Tearfbi, a. Lloroso, lagrimosoi, 8ezialbl&
Toarleas, a. Sin lisrlmaa; citato.
To Tease, va. Cardar Una 6 lino; aacar tl
IMlo al pafio; jorobar, molestar.
Teasel, a. Capota, de una cardeneba.
Teaser, a. Importonador, molcatador
Teat, 8. Ubre, la teta del anlmaL
Technical, a T^cnfoo, flicaltatiyo.
Technically, ad. T6caicam«nteL
Techy, a. Coequllloao, delioado.
Tectonic, a. ArqoitectAnlcei
To Ted, CO. Extender el bene 6 jtrhtk,
Tedious, a. Tedioeo, molesto, peaadow
Tediously, ad. Fastidloeamente. fde*.
Tediousness, a. Tedio, abnrrtmiento ; paaa
To Teen, «a. Excltar, proyocar.
Teens, »,pLEi espado entre dooe 7 yeloAi
aflosdeedad.
To Teeth, vn. Endontecer, dentar.
Tegument, 9. Tegnmento.
To To-hee, wu Seir entre dientea^
Teil-tree, a. (BoL) Tilo, teja.
Tdnt, a. (Pint^TlnU; pincelada.
Telegraph, t. Tel6grafo.
Telescope, s. Telescoplo.
To Tell, wkjn. Dedr; oontar; Inlbnotf
reyelar ; nicgar, pasar ; ir L
Teller, t. (3ompntl8t«; ofloial; radMar
cuentero, pagndor.
Telltale, a. SopTon. cblsmoso, oorror^tUfr
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Tellarion, i. Tlanetario. [deecubierta
Tellarlam, 9. (Min.) Teluiio, meUl recien
Temerarious, a. (Poc. oa.) Temenurlo ; atre-
Yldo; AiTotado.
Temerity, A Temcridad, arrojo, osadia.
To Temper, va. Templar, moderar, entlbiar,
atemperar; raezclar, acomodar, ablandar.
Temper, «. Temple; temperaznento; me-
dio; complexion; calma; aangre^; oondi-
cion; genlo. [arbitria
Tmnperament, 8. Teraperamento ; medio 6
Temperamental, a. (Poe. us.) GonstltuoionaL
Temperance, s, Moderadon; sobriedad;
pacienda.
Temperate, a. Templado, moderado, aobria
Temperately, ad, Templadamcnte.
Temper8teneis,«.Templanza; modcraolon.
Temperatore, ATemperamento; tempera-
tura; temperia
Tempered, a. Templado, acondidonado ;
dispneetcs inclinada
Tempest, «. Tormenta, temporal; conmo-
cion de 6nimow (jsuna tempeetad.
Tempeet-beaten, a. Hecbo pedazoa por al-
Tempest-tost, a. Traqueado por Ice Vieotos.
Tompestnona, & Tempeetooao, procelosa
Tempestuousnoaa, «. Tiempo proceloso, iem-
pestad.
Templar, a Estadiante de lejea. [ta&
Temple, a. Templo; sien ; colegio de I^s-
Temporal, a. Temporal, paaa^ero ; seoalar.
Temporality, Temponda, a. Temporalida>
dea, bienee aecnlareA [riamente.
Temporally, ad. TemponUmente, tranaito-
lemporaneona, Temporary, a. Temporario,
temporal [sdera.
Tcmporarinosa, a. Dnraolon temporal o pa-
To Temporize, vn. Temporizar, duerir, con-
temporizar.
Temporizer, «. Temporlzador, entretenedor.
To Tempt, va, Tentar, Inatigar, indncir.
Temptable, a. Capaz de dcjarae tentar, ins-
tigar 6 aedudr.
Temptation, $, Tentadon. [nio.
Tempter, a. Tentador; insUgador; el demo-
Tempting ly^od. Con tentadon.
Tenable, a. Defenaable. [fenaable.
Tenableneee, a. La calldad de lo que ce de-
Tenadona, a, Tenaz; terco; porflado; pe-
gijoflo, avarionto ; tenaz.
Tenadty, a. Tenaddad ; terqnedad, porfia.
Tenadonely, ad, Tenasmente.
Tenadouanesa, & Tenaddad, pertinada.
Tenallle, a. (Fort) Tenasa doble.
Tenalllons, »,pi. (Fort) Tenallone&
Tenancy, a. Tenenda. [reddento.
Tenant a. Arrendador, inqnlllno, rentero,
To Tenant, vn. Arrendar, aiqailar.
Tenantable, a. Arrendable.
Tenantleaa, a. Doaarrendado, vado. [rioA
Tenantry, a El conjnnto do loa arrendata-
Tenoh, s. (let) Tenca.
To Tend, «& Quardar, rdar, ealdar; aals-
tir ; atender.— «»• Propendcr; oontribnir.
Tendency, a. Tendenda, propenaion, dlree-
don ; mlra, Intendon.
Tender, & Tlerno^ delieado, flexible, com-
padYO^ aendble ; arduo; eacmpuloso.— a.
Oferta, propnesta. (N6n.) Pataobe.
""o Tender, «a. Ofreccr; prosentar; estiraor.
TER
Tender-bearted, a. Sendble, compaeiro.
Tenderling, a. Pitonea de renado 6 derva
Tenderly, ad. Tiemamente ; oon cariflo.
Tendemeaa, a. Temeza, temnra ; nimiedad ;
cariilo.
Tendinon^ a, Tendinoso. [caballe.
Tendon, a. Tendon ; la temllla dd casco da
TendriU $. Zarcillo ; tUeretas.
fTenebricoae, Tenebriona, Tencbroae, Te-
nebrous, a. Tenebroaa
fTenebrodty. a. Tenebroddad. [da.
Tenement, a. Tenenda; babitadon, rlTien-
Tenesmns. a. Teneamo, ^vjos.
Tenet, a. Dogma.
Tennis, a. Juego de pelota 6 de raqueta.
Tennis-ball, 8. Pelota para, estoe juegoe.
Tenon, a, ((}arpw) Eapiga. TWum-aoto, Sicr
ra de ingletea.
Tenor, 9. Tenor, la to* natural ; contenldoi
Tense, a Tieeo, tenao, tlrante.— a. Tiempo.
Tenaeneea, 9. Contraodon, tendon, tirantex
Tensibill^ 9. ExtendbUidad.
Tensible, Tensile, ct. (Tapes de tension.
Tendon, a. Tendon, extendon.
Tendve, a. Tirante, tenao, eatirado.
Tenaure, a. Tendon, tirantez. D^on.
Tent a. (Mil) Tienda de campafka : pabe-
To Tent^rtt^ Alq)arse en tienda 6 pabellon.
— va. Tentar, reconocer con la tionta una
herida.
Tentative, a. Tentativa, pmeba 6 ensaya
Tented, a. Entoldado, cabiorto con tiendas
Tenter, a. Bama. Tenter-hool^ OlaT^aa
deescarpiaa.
To Tenter, va, Eetirar con gancboa.— «n.
Eatlrarse, dargarse.
Tentb. a. D^mo. decena— «. El dlezmow
Tenthjy, ad. En d6dmo Ingar.
Tent-maker, a. Fabricante de tiendas.
Tent-wine, a. Vino de Alicante.
Tentwort, a. (Bot) CnlantriUo.
Tenuity, 9. Tenuioad, raridad.
fPenuons, a. Tenne, ddicado.
Tenure, 9, Tenenda, dependenda 6 eafl*
t6uda.
Tepefiustion, a. Templadnra, tibleza.
Tepid, a. llbio, templado.
Tepidity^ Tibleza.
Teroe, 9. Teroerola.
Terebintbinate, Terebinthine, a. Compnea-
to de tromentina.
To Terebrate, va. Tdadrar, barrenar.
Terebration, a. La acdon de tahulrar 6 bar-
renar.
Teredo, a. (N&n.) Broma.
Tergeminona, a. Triplloado. pidad.
TeigiTeraatSon, a. Terglversacion ; inatabt-
To Tergiyersate, vn. (Poc U8u)Tergiver8ar.
Term, a. Tdrmino, Umite, confln ; diccion,
oondldon, diosula.
To Term, va„ Nombrar, llamar.
Termaganoy, 9. Tnrbnlenda, oonAidon ; aa-
pereza de genlo.
Termagant, & Tnrbulento; pendendero.—
at. Sierpe^era, topid.
Termer, a. £1 abogado. proourador, etc. quo
Bignei loe juecea & los donde eatableoei
Bu tribunal.
Tenninable, & Limltable. pimitar
To Terminate, va. j n. Terminar, acabnr
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rermliMtloii, «. Tcrmlpaeioii ; UmiUeioii;
TtrmlBer, «. (For.) OomMon qne se da A
lot jiMMS ptf* que otffsii j detenniDen
oleitM msM en siu dutrttos.
TwuliiUiiu, 0. (MM.) Eapeoie de tabdroalo.
Temleat, a. Illmltada.
Termlj, ad. (For.) En oad« t&inhio.
Tflnury, a. Temarfa
TWiury, Ternlon. «. Terna; ternarla
Tome^ «. Terrado, Motea ; torraplen.
To Terrace, vo. Haoer ana abertnra para
qa« eotre d aira 6 la lai.
Temqaeoas, a, Terr^aeo.
Terrene, a. Terraoo.
Temooa, a, T^rreow
Terreplein. 9. (Fort) TMraplen.
Terrestrial, a. Terreetre, terrena
Terrible, a. Teolbla, grande, doemedldo;
pavoroea
TerrfbleneM, «. TerriblUdad.
Terrlblj, ad» Terriblemente.
Terrier. & Zorrero. V, Jbrrfer. CaUlo-
go de bfenee; barrena, taladro.
Terrific, a. Terrifloo, eepantoso. [drentar.
To Terriiy, «& Aterrar, eqwDtar, ame-
Terrigenoua, a, Terrigeoo.
Terrlunlal, <k TerritorfaL
Territory, a. Terriiorio, distrito.
Terror, & Terror, mtedo, eepanto.
Tertian, s. Terotana, caleatora intennltente.
To Terdatc, wt. Terciar. [saloo.
Tessellated, a, V ariegado m caadroa ; mo-
Test, «. Oopela ; toqne de los metal68,Juiclo.
TesUble, & Cvp^z de senrir do testigo.
Testaoeona, a. TestiUseo.
Testaonent, «. Testaoiento ; los librae de la
sagjada Esoritora.
Testamentary, a. Teetamentario.
Testator, «. TMtador.
TesUtriz, if. Testadora.
Tested, a. Ensayado, probado, examfnado.
Tester, «. Medio cbelin ; delo de cama.
Testicle, «. Testioalo.
Tstiflcation, a. Teetlfloadon. [te.
tTestiflcator, Testifier, s. Teatlgo, testiflcan-
To Testify, WL Teatifiear, atestigaar.
Testily, ad. Impertinentemente, con petn-
lancia. [testlmonlaL
Testlmonfal, & CJertifioadon, certiflcado;
Testimony, s. TesUmonio; deolaradon,
praeba, ^Mnpcobadon.
Testiness, C Enflido, enojo, mal haorar.
Testf, a. Enqjadizo, ttitrico, dcsoontenta-
dizo.
Tetanic a. Tetinioo. Vita.
Tete-a-tete, a. Cara A ears, silla A silla, A so-
Tether, 9. Traba: maniota.
To Tethor, va. TVabar.
Tetragon, «. (Oeora.) Tetr^lgona
Tetragonal, et. Tetr^ono, caatro.
Tetrapetaloos. a. (Bot) Tetrap6tala
Tetrarch, 9. TetrarciL
Tetrarchate, Tetrarohy. «. Tetrarqoia.
TetraetieL, «. Compoaleion de cuatro TSfBOS.
tTetrical, a. TAtrica
fTstricity, tf. Mai humor, enflwio.
Tetter, s. Barpollido. V. Hinffworm.
Text, «. Tezto. [mny gordo.
Text-hand, a. Escr.tora 6 caHioter Oe letra
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TttstUe. a. HOable.
Textoal, a. TextoaL
Textnaliat, «. Taxtoalista. [tofafls
Textoarist, Tractnaiy, *. TextnaJSgiM, aaaf
Textaary, & TextoaL
tTextnlat. 9. TeytaaMata, oitodor de tocto
Textitftt, a.Textnra« tejldo.
Than, ad. Qne: partlcola eompmtfva.
Tb Ttiank, €0. Agradaoer, dm: gr
ThankAil, a. Orato, agradeddo.
ThankAilly, ad, Oon gratttod.
Thankftalnesa, a. AgradeeiintaBto, {^
rseonodmlenta [no vnttnm gnam
Thankleas, a. Desagradeeldo, lona**; lo^H
ThankleoaesB, a. vtm^iwlkti limsiilis iBp»
tltad. [miento en aecfcm dm gncba
Tbank-oAMa^ ThankngfyJn^ m. '^ '
Thanks, & pJlGrsdaa, aiprad
Thankworuiy, a. Digno de r
Tharm, 9, Oterda de tripa.
That, j>rofk Aqnel, aqaellov i , ,„,
eesk — eomf. Porooe; de modo que, qam.
Thatch, 9. Tecbo ae i^ia.
Td Tbatob, eo. Teoliar odd p^|a.
Thatcher, «. £1 qne teelia coo pela.
To Thaw, en* Deehidane.— eo^ DeslMlar
Thaw, 9. Deddekk. {to mw tii
The, art El, la: la Th^more Me,C— ■
tTheatral, & TeatraL
Theatre, a Teatroi
Theatric, Theatrical, a. TeatraL
Theatrically, ad. De an modo teaftieL
Thee,7>f«MK ob. Te, A tL
Theft, 9. Hnrto, la aodon de hartar.
Their, proH.pa9. 8a, soyo, asra, de elsi
de ellas. J7iHr«y EI snyoi, la aoya, !•
sayoa, las soyM, de elloe 6 de ellas.
Theism, «. Teismo.
Thelst, a. Telsta. Jlloa. A amelin
Them, pnm, Loa, Um, les, elkai ellae, A atas>
Theme, 9. Tema.
Themselves, pnm. pk Elkia ndsmo^ cIIbi
mismas; si mfsmoa,
Then, ad. EnlAnoce; hiego; pii«& Jto
ond then, De cnando en ooa&da. Ami
thsn^Y ademtug, AndiokaUkmrnfYqai
tnasf [eea: de aU, par eea
Thenc^ ad. Deedealll, dealtt; deedeeulAa-
Thenceforth, ad. Desde entdneea^ de alB ca
adelante. radeisBiek
Thenceforward, a A Deede eDtADcea; ca
Theocracgr, 9. Teocraefak
Theocratk»l, a. TeooAtf ca
Theodolite, & T^odoHta.
Theogony, s. Teogonia,
Theological, a. Teologal, teolAgico.
Theologically, ad. TeoMgleanento.
Theotogian, Tbeokwilflt, 9. TeAloga
Theotogy, a. Teologta.
Theorbo, 9. Ttorba, instnunoato m^stee.
Theorem, & Teorema. Usm>
TheoremaUc, Theoremattoal, a. TeonniM*
Theoretie, Theoretical, tTlieorie, Tbeorfoi,
a, TeArioo, emeealatlTa
Theoretically, tllwericany, ad,
Theoric, Theorist, a. TeMoa
Theory, 9, Teoria. teArica.
Therapeotlc, a. TerapAntioo, canttto.
llierapeatlca, a. TerapAotiGa.
Thera a</, Alli, allA. afai 7%erm ia. A«
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eftU, bolo ahi 6 Alii: etfto 6 eM es, minio
alli,ahL
Thereabout, Tberesbonta, ad. For ahl, por
alia, por allL oerca, en los oontomoai
Tbere^^ter, ad, Segiin, confonno; despne^
Thereat, ad. Por eeo; alU; & aqnel
Thereby, ad. Con eso; por medio de; de
este mode.
Therefore, ad. Por eato, por eso, por aqaello,
per tanto 6 por lo tanto, do conslguiente.
Thereflrom, ad, De alU, de alii; de eso, de
aqnella
Therein, ad. En eeto, en eso, en aonello.
ThoreiDto, ad. En aqaello, en eso ; dentro de.
Thereof; ad. De eeto, de aqaello, de ella
Thereon, ad. En eeo, sobre eeo.
tThereout, ad, De alli; Aiera do alli; fuera
de eso 6 de aqaello.
Thereto, Thereunto, ad, L' eso, & ello.
tThereander, ad, Dehi^ de eso.
Thereupon, ad, AJ hwtante.
Therewith, ad. Con eso, con aquello; lo^^
inmodlfl^unentei [tlempo.
tTherewlthaLcMt A' mas, edemas ; al mlsmo
Theriacal, a. Teriacal.
Thermometer, «. Term6metro.
Tbermometrieal, a. Termom^trioo.
Thermoeeope, c Termoecopto.
These, pron, pi. de Thi4. Estos, estM.
Tbeela, s. Tdsis, concloMon ; ouestion, pro*
posicion.
Theurgy, 9. Teursia.
tThew, «. Colldad ; modales.
tThewed, a. Sdncado, enseftado.
They, pron. pk del/6 6 Ske, EIlo^elIa&
Thick, a. Espesa dense; cenagueo, tnrbio;
grueeo; repetido; eepeeo, apretado ; gro-
sero. Thicl>9€t, Bechoncha
To Thicken, «<f. y n. Espesar; dar ftiena;
aumentar; ercoer; oondenBUMi entor*
bisrse.
Thicket, f. Boaqno 6 monte espeea
Thick-headed, a. Bndo, negada [da.
Thickly, ad. Profhndainente; oon frecuen-
Thicknees, a. Espesor, espeeora, densidad;
oonsistenda. [dura.
Tbick-scoUecL a, Torpe, rudo^ de cabeza
Thickset, a. Plantado muy espesa
Thick-sUn, «. Patan. xote.
Thick-stufl; s, (NAo.) Tablones, palm^ares.
Thief, a. Ladron: aeta; mooo de noa laz.
Thief-catcher, Thief-taker, a. AlgoaclL
To Thieve, 9n, Hartar, robar. [robo.
Thievery, 9. Ladronido, hartn, latrucinio,
Thievish, a. Inollnado 4 hartar.
Thioyishly, ad. Ladronamente.
Thlevishneea, & Ladronido.
Thlffb, 9. Moslo. [pado entre.
Thin, a. Las varas de nn earro y ellas cl os-
ThlUer. Thill-horse, «. Caballo de varas.
Thimble, s. Dedal (N&u.) Ouardacaba
Thlme, «. (Bot) Tomillo. V. ThyrM.
Thin, a, Detgaoo, delicado, satll, flaoo : da-
ro, no espeeo. [adelgazar; aclarar.
To Thin, eo. Enrarecer, atenuar, poner ralo;
Thine, pron. Tuya [dto.
Thine, m Coaa. Poor UttU Piing, Pobre-
To lidak, wkyn. Pcniar, imaginar, medi*
tar, dlscnrrir, considerar, idcar; rdlezio-
aa?} Joigar; peniar on.
THR
Tltinker,&]
Thinking; a. Pensamlento; juido, parecor.
Thinly, odL Delgadamente, ddieadameDto
poco.
Thinness, n. Tennldad, ddgadez; eeoasez.
Third, a, Teroer, tercero.— * Tordo.
Thirdboroogh, 9. Ministrii, corohete.
Thirdly, ac/TEn tercer lugar.
tTo Thirl, -co, Uoradar, taladrar.
Thirst, a. ged. [anala; anshir, anhdar
To Thhst, «a. yn. Padecersed; deeekr cor
ThirstinesB, «. Bed ; desoo. ansia ardlente.
Thirsty, a. Sediento. Blood-thirtitif, San
gainaria
Thirteen, a, Trece.
Thhtoenth, a. Dddmoterdo.
Thbrtteth, a. TrlgMmo.
Thirty, a, Treinhk [aquesto,
Thia, jpron. Este, eata, eeto, aqneste, aqnestiw
Thistle, 9. (Bot) Cai^o silveetre.
Thlatly, oa, Lleno de eardoa.
Thither, ad. Alli, en aqnd logar.
fThitherto, o^Hasta allL 6 hasU allA
Thitherward, od. Hida dUL
To Thole, vn, Agnardar un poco.
Thole^ 9, pk (Nau.) Toletea. eecalmoa.
Thong, 9, Correa 6 correguela.
Tboradc, a, Toradeo.
Thoral, a. Lo que perteneoe i U cama.
Thorn, a. (Bot) Eq>hio, espina.
Thomapple, «. (Bot) Estran^pnio.
Thombaok, Thombnt, 9. (let) Baya eapl
nosa 6 lya raya.
Thorny, a. E^lnoeo; espinoso, ardno.
Thomy-woodoook, a. Espode de limaso ovt
cAscara. r6edncadQi
Thoroughbred, a. Completamente enseflad^
Thoroughftro, «. Paso, trinalto libra.
Thoroughly, ad. Enteramente, d fundo.
Thorough-paced, Thorough-sped, <l Cabal
ijerfecto.
tThorp, a. Lugar, aldea.
Thoec^ pron. pL de That, [•<?. Tntear.
Thou, T6, pronombre personal 7b Thou,
Thou^ cof0. Aunque, sin embargo; oom^
que.
Thought, prtt y part pa9. dd verbo 7^
TAink,—9, Pensamlento; juido, opinion
Thoughtfhl, a, Penaatlvo; medltaSundo<
atento. [flexioB
ThoughtfUly, ad, Ontdadoeamente; oon re
ThoughtAilneea, a. Meditadon profunda.
Thou^tlesa, a. Atolondrado, desculdadc
incoodderadOb [reflexion
Thoughtlesdy, ad. Dcscnidadamente, ali
Thoughtleesnesa, a. Descnido, inadTcrtenda
fThou^talck, a. Inqnioto.
Thousandth, a, Mil^mo.
Thrall a. Esclavo; esdavitud.
tTo Thrall, wt, Esdavizar, avasdlar.
Thraldom, a. Esclavltud, servidumbre.
To Thrash, ra, Trllhu* grano; deagranai
batir; saoudir: apdear; aaotar.
Thrasher, 9. Trillador, apaleador de gianea
Thrashing-floor, «. Era.
Thrasonical a. Jactandoaa
Thread, a. Hilo. Tkrsad of a di90our$9.
Oontinnadon de una disertadon.
To Thread, va. Knhebrar; ensartar, flttvft
ear; coaer.
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TUW
Umadbftre, n, lUldo, mny uMdo.
ThrMd^D, a. Hecho de blla Tkreaden
und4ir-^ockinff«t Calcetas de bilo.
Threat, «. Amenaza. [aterrar; anutgor.
To Thrait, To Throatan, «a. Amenazar,
Threateninglj, ad. Con amenazas.
Threefold, a. Tripllce, triple
Threeeoore, a, Seeenta.
Thresher, «. TriUador.
Threshold, «. Umbral, entxada.
Thriee, ad. Tree yecea.
Thrift 9, Ckuianeia, ahorro; eoonomia.
Thrlfulj, ad, Fmgalmente.
Thrtrtlnea^ «. Froigalidad, parsimonla.
ThrlfUeas, a. Maniroto, prodigo.
Thrifty, a. Frnsal, eeon6iniGo.
To ThriU, va. Taladrar, barrenar; penctrar.
To Thrive, tm. Medrar, prosperar.
Thriver, «. £1 que medra 6 prospera.
Thriving, a. Prdflpero, afortonado.
Thriringly, ad. Pr^speramente.
Throat, «. Gamnta. (Nio.) Cangreja.
Throat-halUard, «. (N&u.) Drlzade cangr^a.
Throatpipe, «. Traanlarteria.
ThroatseiziDg, a. (N&o.) Oarganteadara.
To Throb, im. Latir. palpitar.
Throb, «. Latido, palMoion, palpitadon.
'rhroe, a. Dolores de parto; agonia.
Throne, s. Trona
To Throne, va. Entronizar.
Throng, a. Tropel de ffente, moltltnrl.
To Throngs wi,jn, Amontonarso la gonte.
Throttle, «. Oaznate, gargliero.
To Throttle, va, Ahogar, sofocar.
Thronsli, pr^p. For, de parte A parte, de
medio 6t medio ; por medio de, por entre,
de 6 a] traree; enteramente, del todo.
Throughout, prtp, Por todo.— odw En todas
partei [disparar, Uuizar.
To Throw, va, j n, Echar, arrojar, tirar.
Throw, «. Tiro.
Throwster, * Torcedor de seda.
Thrum, «. Cadillos; hilo basto. [mento.
To Thrum, va. Basear, tocar mal nn Instru-
Thrush, «. (Om.) Tordo. Afta, 61cera.
To Thrust, va.yn, £mpt\|ar, Impolor; me-
terae; aoometer. [ataqne.
Thrust, a. Estocada; pufialada; lanzada;
ThruBter, «. Estoqueador 6 estoeador.
Thumb, 8. Pulgar. [za.
To Thumb, va. Manoeear oon poea deetire-
ThumbstalU «. DodaL
Thump, 9. Porrazo, golpe. [Aetear.
To Thump, ra. y n. Aporrear, cascar, apn-
Thunder, «.Trueno; estruendo. [dlr.
To Thunder, va.yn. Tronar; atronar, atur-
Thunderbolt, «. Eayo 6 oentella; fiiimina-
don.
Thunderclap, 9. Trueno, rayo; tronada.
Thunderer, s. Tonante 6 tronador.
trtiunderous, a. Tronador.
Thundentone, c Belemntta, pledra del raya
To Thunderstrike, va. Herir oon rayo ; aor-
prender, aturdir.
Thuriferous, a. Lo que produce Indenso.
Thurlflcatlon, a. Inoensacion. Tsemana.
Thursday, a. Judrea, el ouinto dia de la
Thus, aa. Asi, de esto moao, do esta snerto,
en eatos t^rmlnoSb
To Thwack, va. Aporrear, apsficar.
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TIL
Tliwart, a. TraTesero, trasreraal; atraTeaa
do, perveno. [p«dfr, oontnKfecSr
To Thwart, va^rn. Gnuar, atiaveai ; in
TbwarUngly, aa, Opueetameate.
Thwarts, t. pL (Niu.) Baaoos de nmatm.
Thy, Pronombre poaesiro: to, tna.
Thysdf; pron. reoip. Ti mlamou
Thyme, «. (Bot> Tomilla
Tiar, Tiara, «. Tiara; dladema.
Tibial, a. Jjo que pertanece al hoflso tibto^
de k espinllia.
Tick, «. Crddito: gampata; tirot
Tick. Ticken, Tioklng, a. Terliz, ootls pm
colchonea.
Ticket, $. Boleta, boIeUn, oMqU; rAtolo
To Tickle, w^ Haoer coeqaiUas; faala^
Ii8oi\)ear.
Tickler, a. £1 que haee ooequillaa.
Tickling, a. Coequillas.
Ticklish, a. Cosquilloeo; instable; 4rdi>a
Tlcklishneas, «. La propiedad de sc
Uoflo.
Tlcktack, «. Ghanueto, Juego.
Tiddling, «. £1 mlmo ; el cordero i
Tide, a. TIempo: marea. FuU Ud4^ Pkita-
mar. Ebb Uas^ D^jamar.
To Tide, viu (NAu.) Audar oon 1* marea.
To tUU U «p, (N4n.) Montar ooo Is ma-
rea.
Tidegate, a. HepresiL
Tldosman, «. £1 guarda de la adaaask, que ai
mantiene k bordo del baroo haaCs am dea>
earga.
Tldewalter. c. £1 cabo de rcsistro quo coida
de que lo que ee deeembarca Taya A k
aduana. [aaeadameate.
Tidily, ad. MafJoaamente: prontainenta
Tidiness, «.Mafta,prontitaa; aseo.
Tidings, $. pk Notloias, nueTaa.
Tidy, & Airoao; aeeado; listo; oportaBO.
To Tie, va, Anudar, atar, ligar; mdr.
Tie, 8. Nudo, atadnxa; laM^ Ttnoolo; uaf«
trenza de pelo.
Tier, a Fila; hilera, rinslera.
Tteroe, a Teraerola. (M6a)T«
Tierccta fPoit) Terocrilk, t
Tilt a Beblda; diagnsto; anranqvau
Tiflbny, a Tafl»tan sendllo.
Tlge, a (Arq.) Fu&t« de coluna.
Tiger, a Tim
Tight, a. Tirante, tleso, tenso; aaeadc.
To Tighten, va. Tiiar, aetkar; eatrceHf
aprc
Tlgbti
, itish, a. Algo tenso; algo aseadow
Tightly, ad. Oon flrmeza; eon asea
Tightness, a Tension, tirantez.
Tigress, 4/rTlgra.
Tike, a Garrapata: rezno: patan.
TUe, a Tda. TVMHnaJfcar, T«4erA. TB*-
kUn, T^ar.
To Tile, va. Telar, cubrir oon i^ka.
Tiling, a Ti^a
TULa Oi))on 6 sateta para dlnerow
To Till, va. Ouftlvar, kbrar, arar.
Tillable, & Labrantia TUlabt^lamdtTkf
ra labrantk.
Tillage, a Labranaa; k agricoHura.
TUIer,aAgrtonltor;kbr»dor. (NkiOCUk
del timon.
Tilling, a. Labranz^
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TIP
TUt« s. TiendA, oabierta, toldo. TUt-boat,
(N&u.) Garroza ; iosta 6 torneo.
To Tilt, va, EntolUar; empin»r.—V7k Job-
tar; eflnimir.
TUter, «. JuaUdor.
Tilth, 9. Labranta; tierra labrada.
Timber. «. Madera : vigas. Timber Jbr
threOioldSfXJmhmoi. (N&o.) LIgazonM;
reyeeea.
To Timber, tia. Enmaderar.
Timber>mercbant, a. Madorera
Tlmbersow, «. Oarouma.
TImberwork, a. Madereje, ma<1er&inen.
Timber-yard, «. AaUlloro, madereria.
Timbre 6 Timber, «. Timbre.
Timbrel, «. Fandero, panderete.
Time, a. Tiempo; sazon: iDter\'a]o. (M68.)
Compaai In time. A' tiempo. From
UfM to Ume^ De cuando en coando.
To Time, «<z. Conoertar, arr^ar ol tiempo.
Timekeeper, », BeloJ ; relo) astroQ6mlco.
Timelcsa, a. Intempeetivo ; Itiera de tiem-
po; sin fin.
Timelj, ad, Temprano, con tiempo: k
tiempo. — a. Oportuno, en tiempo. [dor.
Timepleaaer, Tlmeeerver, s. Gontemporiza-
Timeservin^, a. Complaciente; lisongera
Timid, a. Timido, pasilanime, medroao.
Timidity, Timidnosa, •. Timldez, temor,
miedo, piudlanimidad.
Timidly, ad. Timidamentei
Timoneer, a. (N&a.) Tlmonero, tlmoneL
TimoroQS, a. Temeroeo, medroso; asombra-
diMw
Timorously, €id, Temerosamente.
Timoroosneea, a. Tlmidoz ; irresolncion.
Tin, a. Estaflo. Tin-plaU, Hqja de Iota.
Tin-pot, Jarro 6 Ta^)^ de koja de lata.
To Tin, 90, Eatafiar.
Tincal, a. Atinear 6 bom\ cmdo.
Tin-canister, & GMlta de hoja de lata.
To Tinct, «a. Tefttr, colorar, tlntarar.
tTinot, a. Tinte, tintara; color, mancba.
Tinotore, t. Tintor^ tinte.
To Tincture, va. Teflir, colornr, tinturar;
dar nn eabor 6 un custo particular & las
cosaa ; instruir 6 inrormar por mayor.
Tinder, a. Yesca.
Tinderbox, a. Yesquero.
To Tln«, «a^ Encender, inflamar; encerrar.
Tin^ s, Pna de rastrillo; anguetia, aflicclon.
Tinfoil, «. H<^a de eetafia
To Tinge, va, Tinturar, colorar, tenir.
tTingent, a. Lo que tlfle 6 tintura.
Tingfasa. a. Binnuto, marquesita de eatailo.
T^ lln^e, vn, Zumbar loa oldoe; latir, pun-
ar, molestar. [zada.
Tln^bg a. Zombklo de oldos; latldo. pnn-
TtoTlnk, To TlnkK wu Cenoerrear, cmllar.
Tinker, «. Latonero; caldercro remondon.
Tinman, a. Hojalatero, esta&ero, esta&ador.
Tinner, a. Minero do eatai^a
Tln8€^ «. BrocadlUo, reatafio, glaa^; oropeL
To Tinsel, vo. Adornar con oropeL
Tint,*. Tinte. V. TWfUL
TInwork, a. Ffibrlea 6 mina de eatafia
Tiny, a. (Vnlg.) PeqneAo. chico.
Tip, *. Pnnta, eztremidad.
To Tip, va. Golpear ligeramento. 7b tip
pn/$ hand*, untar las manoa, sobomar.
TOA
it, «. PalaUnA.
To' Tipple, t?a. r tk Beber con exceeo.
Tipple, a. Bebida, licor.
Tipplen a. Bebedor. (Fam.) Tomista.
Tipetafl; a. Algnaoll de vara, 7 la mlama ram
Tipsy, a. Borracho, ebria
Tiptoe, a. Punta del pl& To walk on tip-
toe. Andar de pnntillaa.
Tirade, a. InvectiTa; andanada; lapo.
Tire, a. Fila, hllera; eacofleta; aUvlo.
To Tire, va. Cansar, aburrir. fkstidiar.
Tiredness, «. Cansando, lasitud.
Tiresome^ a. Tcdioso, ftstidioso. pesado..
Tiresomeneaa, & Tedio, Astidio, dlspliconcla.
tTlrewoman, a. Modista; batera.
Tiring-house, Tiring-room, a. Vcetuarlo, el
lugar en donde se vi&ten los c6mlcoa.
TIa, Abrevlatura de 72 is.
Tiaic, a: Tlsta, tislca. Y.PhthUlc.
Tissue, a. Tls6: telldo, mezda.
To Tissue, va. Entretejer.
Tit, «. Haca; mi^er peqnena. (Om.) Faro.
Tit for tat, acf. Taz & tax 6 taz por taz.
Titanium, a. (Min.) Titanio.
Titbit, i. Bocodo rcsalado.
Tithable, a. Si^oto a pagar dlezmo.
Tithe, a. Dleimo. Collector of tithes, Diez-
mere. [va. Imponer trlbuto.
To Tithe, un. DIczmar; cobrar el dlezmo.—
Tithe-ft-ee, a. Libre 6 exento de dlezmo.
Tlther, *. Dozmero 6 dlezmcra
TIthymal, a. (BotO Tltimalo, lechetrezna.
To Titillate, vn. lltilar.
Titillatlon, a. Titiladon, picazon suave.
Titlark, a. (Om.) Espede de alondra.
Title, SL Titulo ; luscripoion ; r6talo.
To TiUe, CO. Titular ; Intltular.
Titleless, a. Lo que no tiene titulo, an6nlma
Tltlepage, a. La portada 6 frontispido do ub
libra
Titmouse, a. (Om.) Fara
To Titter, «n. Bonrelrso, rcir con disimola
Titter, Tittering, & Sonrlsa.
Tittle, a. Tilde, vlrgula, vlrgulilla.
TitUe-tattlo. a. (Hiarla.
To Tittle-tattle, vn. Cbarlar; snsnrrar.
Titubaucy, tTltubation, $. Tropieza
Titular, a. Titular.
Titularly, ad. Con solo el titulo. [derecba
Titulary, a. Titular.— «. £1 quo tiene titulo 6
Tlvy, ad. Apresuradamente.
Tojjprep. A*, para. por. de, hasta, en, con.
2\oo lo Mrea, Dos & tres. Como signe
dd Inflnltiro no se traduce, a^ /< it a
duty to love our neighbor. E» un dehor
amar & noestro pr6jima Cuando signl-
flcar/>r the purpose se traduce para, as,
He wcmU the money to asdst hie brother^
El neoedta el dinero para aetetir & f>n
herroanaai Antes de los verbos que Indi-
car la direcdon i alguna parte, la inteo*
don con que se haoe algo, correspondo i
para, por, 6 A. She went there only t<
see 97ML Fu6 alio.
Toad, a. Sapo, escuerzo.
Toadfisb, a. (let) Sapo marine.
Toadflax, 8. (Bot) Llnarla.
Toadstone, a. (Min.) Fiedra dd s^a
Toadstool, a. (Bot) Hongov<(}tn.
To Toast, va. Tostar ; brindar.
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TOP
roMt, «. Tortada; bHadlk
ro«Btcr, e. El qua brtndi ; tocUdor.
Tt»b*ooo, «L Tmmo.
Tobaooonlst, «. Fabrieante 6 rendador de
tobam: tabaaaero.
Toe, A Dado del pU. JVom topto toe^'D%
[Hto&cabeza.
Togated, T<Mred, a. Topida
Together, ooL ^ntamente; de aegaidiL
Togffel, «. (K&Ou) Gazonete de aparalo.
To Toll, vn. TrabiOar, con deeTelo; afa-
narae.— iKt. Labrar oon eamero; cansar,
moleetar.
Toil, a. Faena, tnbi^, aflm.
Toilet, a. Tocador de oamazm.
ToDaome, o. Laborloso, trabiv|oao; peDosa
Toifaomely, ad. Fatigoaamente.
Totlsomoneea, «. Trabi^os ■^ ; ^^ga*
Toiae, c Toesa. medlda de seia pl^
Token. 8. 8eAal, moeatra; seAa, Dota.
Tolerable, a. Tolerable: mediocre.
Tolerablenersa, «. Tolerable 6 madiaiiamMita
bnena
Tolerably, ad. Tolerablomeote, asl art.
Tolerance, a. Toleranoia; padenda.
Tolerant, a. Tolerante.
To Tolerate, «a. Tolerar, permltlr, dislrnmar.
Toleration, «. Toleranoia.
Toll «. PeiOe, portazgo.
To Toll, va.jn, Pagar 6 eobrar d drrecho
de portaigoj tafier 6 tocar ana eampana.
Tollbooth. JL Oiroel, priaion. .
Toiler, «. Oampanero.
Tollfree, a. Exento do peiU«*
rollgatberer, a. Portaxgoera
Tonuto, «. (Bot) Tomata.
Tomb, 9. Turoba, aepolcra
Tomblcn, a. Sin aepolcro, inaepolto.
Tombetone, 9. Lipida sepnleraC
Tome, a. Tomo, yolAman.
Tomentoee, a. (Bot) Tomentoso, boiroio.
Tomtit, a. (Om.) Paro.
Tompion, a. (Art) Tapaboca da im ea&on.
Ton, 9. Tondada ; d peao de vetnte qolntalea.
Tone. a. Tono; lameoto; acento.
Toneleaa, a. Delentrnado.
Tong, a. Clavo de hebiUa.
Tonga, a. pL Tenasa. [bosldad.
Tonffoa, 9. Laogoa; Idloma; locncTon ; ver-
To TongQ«i «a. BesaHar ; cbarlar. Tda
TongaelesB, a, Moclo; dedengnado; turba
Tongnetled, a. Tartamuda
Tonic TonicaVo. Tonioo. (Mfiai) Vox tonlciL
Tonnage, a. Alcabala 6 denecbo de tondada.
(NAn.) Baooddad. [gna.
Tondla, a. pL Ag»Ila^ glindnlaa de la len'
Tonaore, a. Tonsura; el primer grade clerical
Too, ad, Demadado; tambicn, ad mlamo,
aon. Mo.
Tool, a. Herremlenta, anero, ntenalllo, trebe-
TootlL a. Diente. Bact4ooth.}ixic^ Ey^-
iootk, ColmUlo.
To Tooth, 90. Dentar. (Nin.) Endontar.
Toothache, a. Ddor de mnelaiw
ToothdrawM: a. Sacamndaa,
Toothpick, Tootbploker, a. Mondadlcntet,
eacarbadlentea.
Toothaoma, a. Sabroao, goitoeo.
Toothwort, a. (Bot) Dantarla.
l\>p, 9. Qma, caMsa, wronlllak oopc
paala.
bade
TOP
To Top, «a. 7 fi. Ekirano;
aventi|)ar; predominar.
Topas, a. Topada
To Tope, Tn. Soplar, beber i
Toper, a. Borraobon. (Fmb.) '.
Topfbl, a. LloBO baata arriba.
Tophaccooa, a. Petroao, p6lrMw C^rii^
TophcaTj, a. liaa peaado poraRiba^iM pat
Topbtu, A (Mio.) Tofo. popiao; I '
Topic, 9. Prindplo ganaral; aa^
Topical a, Tdpico, prindplo 6 pantag
Topicdiy, adC LocdmaoM.
Toping, a. Boiraoberak [la I
Topknot, a. Footaneha^ on mofio ai^ aohi*
Topleaa, & Lo qne no tieoe dm* 6 ipiea.
Tbpman, a. Aaeiradw da anlb*.
Topmoet, a. Lo maa aba
Topographer, & Top6grafiK
Topographical, a. "nypogrilleou
Topopaphj, a. Topografia, dec ,
Topping, a. (Ynlg.) Avent^ada^ j
-^ Oubierta, maagoi pniilk
Toppingly, ad, Oon todo iMiioor.
To Topple, «!». Yolcana d eaar b
TopaaU, a. (Nte.) Garia, vela d« t
Top^r^torvy, a<l Al rave% ooa lo ^ aniba
Toreh. a. Antorcha, hacba.
Torchboarer, Torohar, a. Haeberoi.
Torchlight, a. Lna da antorcha.
TorohtUatle, & (Bot) Oirao, drlo.
To Torment, «& Atonneatar, afligir.
Torment, a. Toniiaatoi, paaa, tortm.
Tormentor, Tormentor, & AtoroM '
Tormentil, a. (Bot) TormaotUa.
Tornado, & Torbonada, hamoaa. [lalalia
Torpedo. 9, Torpedo, (lot) Tymado,
Torpid, Torpaacan^ a. Adormaerao, «
pedda
Torpor, TorpidncM, Torpitcida, a(.
pedmientoi, paemo; lelaigo.
Torrefrction, a. (Farm.) Torrelhecloa.
To Torreiy, «a. Tonar, aecar A '
Torrent a. Torrcnte, anoyo,
Bapldo, violento.
Torrid, a. Tdrrldo ; toatado.
ToracI, a. TorzaL
Tort, 9. (For.) Toerto, agrario.
Tortion, Tordon, a. Tonnanto, dolor.
Tortola^ a. Tortnga. Torloi99 akOL Oawy
£a«uf torCo<»%QaUbag(i.
Tortnodty, a. Tortnoddad.
Tortnona, a. Tortaoao, torddo^ ainaaaeL
Tortnoosneaa, a. Tortaoaldad.
Tortore, & Tortara; tormonta, dolor.
To Tortore, fxf. Atormeatar; afligir.
Torvid, & Torvo, ceflada
ToToa8,«a.Tliar, arro)ar;laBsar agttat
Tbaa. 9, Sacadindeoto, aaendida.
Total, a. Total, eniero, uniTersaU
Totality, a. Totdidad.
Totdly, ad, Totdmenta.
To Totter, vn. Bambdcar, temblar ; vadk
ToToach,o&Toear; palpar; lafloir. f
touch aU Llegar A tratar da padliauli
Toaoh, a. Tooaralanto; contMsto; tr^M
Touchable, a. Tangibla
Tondi-hole» & Fogon.
Touchlneaa, a. Iracondla.
Toachingly, ud, PitAtloaacata
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TMMbstone, «. Piedn d« toqae; examen;
criteria
Toaobwood, e. Yesoa; mtden podrlda.
Tonchf, a. Cosqaitloso, vidrloaa
Tongb, a. Correoao ; tleso; fUarte ; visooeo.
ToQghueea, & TenAddud ; Usara, rigidex.
Toapot, Toupee, «. Tup6.
Tour, A YiiMi, peregriDAoion ; vnolU.
Tourist, «. \ lijvro, eseritor do vliyea.
Tonmament, a Tomeo, JnsU.
Toomiqaet, & Tomiqueto. [arrastmr.
To TooM, va. Deflsarrar, detpedaxar : tirar,
Tow, 9, Estoiia. (Nio.) Ato^e 6 espta.
To Tow,«a. (N&o.) Bemolear, atoar, esplar.
Towage, «.(Nia.)Derecbo8de8irga. £apia.
Toward, pr4p. r ad. HAda ; cod, para con ;
cerca, cerca de, coea de ; con reepecto h,
tocante A. [deferenta
Toward, Towardlr, a. D6cll, compladeote,
TowardneB^ a. i>ocUidad, eomplaoencia,
dolBronoli,
Towel, a. ToaUa, paflo da manoa.
Tower, 9, Torre; fortaleza.
To Tower. «m. Bemontane; eleyarse.
Towo, c rlaza; dodad. Sea town^ Puerta
TowBcierk, s. Seoretarlo de ayaoumlento.
Townorler, a. Pregonera
Townhall, Townhonae, a. Casa de aynnta-
miento ; caaa oonaistoriaL
Township, a. Una villa y an dlatrito.
Townsman, a. Condndartano; paisano.
Toxical, a. Venenoso, ponxonoso.
Toxicodendron, «. Tejo, Arbol venenosa
Toxtoology, a. ToxioMogla.
Toy, «. Cuaeheria: mirmaqae ; Jognete.
Toyshop, a. Tienoa de ehoohenaa, Jogne-
tes, ice [senda, vereda.
Trace, a. Raatro, huella, piaada; veaUglo;
To Trace, va. Traxar; sefiakr; delinear;
inveitlgar; rastrear.
Tracer, a. Traxador; inrctii^lor.
Track, a. Vestigio. raatris Unetla, pUada;
ro<*ada, corriL (Niia.) liiunbo.
To Track, va. Rastrear. (N&u.) SIrgar.
Tracker, a. (N4u.) SIrguero.
Tracking-path, a (N4a.) Slrgueria.
Tracking-rope, a. (N&o.) Siiga. [voaUgia
Trackless, a, Lo qoe no preaenta raatro 6
Track-aoout, a. (Nto.) Tniqaescote.
Tract, a. Trccho; region; enrao; tratado,
dlscarso. [oompUudente.
Tractable, a. Tratable, afable, manejable,
Traotablenee& a. AlkUUdad, dodlidad.
Tractably, ad. Ddcilmente.
Tractile, a. D6etIL
Tractiitty, & DnotUldad.
Trade, a. Oomercio, triflco; negodo, trato;
oeopaekm, ofldo, e)erddo. [blar.
To Trade, va,jn. Megodar; traflcar, cam-
Traded, a, Yersado, prtotioo. [dor.
Trader, a. Hegodante; traficante, negoda*
Tradesfolk, Tradespeople, $. La gente me*
oestral 4 crteaana.
IVadeaman, a. Tendero; roeroader : artasano.
I^radawlnda, * pL Yientos geoeraleai
Trtdteg^ * Oomarolo, trato; Ikctoria.— d.
MeroantiL [ga.
IVadltion, & Tradlotoa ; ooatmnbro , cntM-
Tradltlonal, a, TradldonaL
T««ditloBallyt ad. For tradidon |
^adltionary, a TradldonaL
iVadiUve, a. Trasmltldo 6 trasmisible.
To Traduce, va. Detractar; disfamar; e*>
Inmniar; propagar.
Traduoer, a Cafumnlador, detractor.
Tradndble, a. Trasmisible, dedudblc ; pcf
medio de la tradicion.
Tradudnglr, ad. Calunmioeamente.
Traffic, a. Traflco, comerdo eztensiro.
To Traffic, vn, Traflear, comerciar 6 ncgo-
ciar.
Traffloker, $. Traflcante, comerdante.
Tragaoanth, a. Tragacanta (goma).
Tragedian, a. Escritor 6 actor de tragedian
Tragedy, «. Tragedia: auceso flUal. rda<U
Tragic, Tragical, a. Trdgioo; &tal; oissgra-
Tragically, ad. THIgicamento.
Traidoomlcal, a. Tragic6mioo, Jocoserio.
To Trail, va.yn. Bastrear ; arrastrar, llevai
traasL
Trail, a Bastro, pisada, piata: oola.
Trail-boards, a. (N4a.) Moldora entre Um
cunras bandas. [criar; disdplinar.
To Train, va. Arrastrar; halagoe; enseAar,
Train, a Trato; enj^o; laxo; odada;
sorie; tren; proccsion.
Trainbearer, a. Oandataria
Trainer, a. Maestro, director.
Train-oil, a. Aoeite de ballena.
Trait, €. Qolpe ; rasgo ; flgura, &odon.
Traitor, c Traidor.
Traitorou. a. Pdrfido, traidor.
Traitorooaiy, ad. Traidoramente. [doa.
Traitoroosness $. Alevosla, pcrfldia, tral
Traitress, «^ Traldora.
Trdect, a. Travosia. tr&nsita
Tnuatitiously, ad. lkfetardricament&
Trammel, a. Traamalio ; red ; ilarea.
To Trammel, va. Coger, Interceptar.
Trammel, a. (Medm.) Instromento pan
dibc^ar dvaloa. [tano.
Tramontane, a.r a. Tramontano, oltramon
To Tramp, va. (V ulgj Vii^Jar d pi6.
To Trample, vo. y fk Hollar, piaotear ; pisar;
menospredar.
Trampler, & Pisador. [mienta
Trance, s. E'xtasi, arrobamiento, en^ena-
Trannel, a. Clavya pcqaeAa y puntiaguda.
Tranqoii, a. Tranqoilo, soflegado, apacible.
Tranquillity, $. TranqoUidad, sosiego, calma,
qnietttd.
To Tranooillize, va. Tranqailizar, sosegar.
Tranqailiy, ad. Tranqoilamente.
Tranquilneas, a. Tranquilidad, sosiega
To Transact, vo. Manqjar, dimoner ; despa-
char; tranaigir. [don; asnoto.
Transaction, e. Convenio; trato; iiegoda-
Transaotor, a. Negodador.
Transalpine, a Tnmsalpina [almafti
Transanimation, a. La trasmtgradon de Um
Transcendence, a. Excdenda; trascenden-
da. [trasoendente.
Transcendent, a. Sobresaliente, excelente ;
Transoendentai, a. Trascendentai ; emi-
nente, excelente.
Tranacandratly, ad. Exoelentemonte.
Transcolation, a Filtradon. [ladar.
To Tranacribe, va. Traaoiiblr, copiar, traa-
Transorlber, a Gopiante, amanocnae. (Ams^
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rnmscript, «. Trasanto, oopli, trsBlado.
rnnaciiptlon. 8. Trtranto, trasUdo, oopi*.
Transcriptlvely, ad. Por medio de oopU.
tTo Transcur, vn. Vagar; rodar.
tTraosearsloiif «. Oorrer d« nn lagar i otra
Tnnsdootlon, & Condodr eobr« ios hom-
broa.
Traasept, s. EI cnioero de una iglesla.
To Transfer, iwk Trasferlr, trasportar.
Translbrable, a. Trasfeffble.
Transfiguration, a. Traaflffuraoion.
To Transfigure, wu Trasformar, traAmatar.
To Transfix, va. Traspasar, atravesar.
IVansfixlon, «. Trasfixion.
To Transform, va. Trasformar, trasmutar.
— vn« Trasfigorarao.
Transformation, a. Trasformaclon.
To Transfhse, va. TrasfUndir.
Transfttsion, a. TrasAislon.
To Transgress, va. y n. Traspasar ; delln-
qnlr; propasarse. [mienta
Trana^'^on, «. Trasgrealon, qnebranta-
TransgresslvG, a. Culpable.
Transgressor, «. Trasgresor.
Transient, a. Pasajero, transitorlo, momon-
t&neo; trnnseunte.
Tnmsieiitlj, ad. Ligeramente, de paso.
Transientness, a. Brevedad.
Traiisit, «. (Astr.) Tr&nslto. [sleion.
Transition, a. TrAnsito ; transidon ; traspo-
Tran8itlv^ a. Transitivo.
Transitivenesa, a. EI estado transonnte.
Transitorily, dd. Transitoriamente.
Transltorineas, «. Brevedad. [dero.
Transitory, a. Transitorlo, cadnco, percco-
To Translate, va. Trasladar, trasferir ; earn-
biar; tradnclr. [sion.
Translation, 6. Traslacion ; tradncoion ; rer-
Translator, a. Tradnctor.
TranslatorV, a. Traslatido.
Translocation, «. Mudanca rcc^roca.
Transluccncy, «. Trasparenda.
Translucent, Translucld, a. Traslnclcnte,
traqjarente.
Transmarine, a. Trasmarfno.
Transmigration, a. Trasmlgradon.
Transmission, «. Trasmision.
Transmissiye, a. Trasmisiblc. [aar.
To Transmit, va, Trasmitir, cedcr 6 traspa-
'I'ransmittal, a. Trasmision.
Transmatable, a. TrasmnUble. [slon.
Transmutation, a. Trasmutadon, convcr-
To Transmute, va. Trasmntar, convertir,
mndar.
Transom, a. Travescro; trayesano.
Transoms, a. pk (Art) Teleras. (N&u.)
Yugos 00 navio.
Transparency, a. Trasparenda.
Transparent, a. Tmsjrarente.
To Transpierce, va. Traspasar.
Transpiration, «. Trasplradon. [otro.
To Transplace, va. Mudar de un paraje d
To Transplant, va. Trasplantar.
Transplantation, a. Trasplantadon.
Transplanter, a. Trasplantador.
To Transport, f?a. Trasportar; deportar;
pertnrbar.
Transiiort a. Trasportadon. (Nftn.) Trtis-
porte. Rapto; 6xtasL
tninsportable. «. Trasportable.
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TranapwtatlQii, a, Traaportodoa ;
don; perturbadon, ennjenacioiv
Transpiorter, a. EI que trasport*.
Traoapoaal, a. Traapoeidon. [Us
To Tranapoae, va. Tnaponet, nrador, can.
Transpodtion, a. Traapoddoo.
Trannhip, «(iw Traabordar.
To Transabstantlste, va. Trasnatamoter.
Tranaabstantlation, a. Trasnatandackm.
Transudation, a. Trasador; tniqiincica.
TraoayerBal, a. TrasrenaL
Tranaveraally, ad. Trasreraakncnte.
Transvene. <i» TrasToraal, trasvcrso.
Transrersely, ad. TrasTaaaUnenta.
Trap, a, Trunpa; garlito; red.
Trapdoor, a. Pnerta dlalmnlada 6 d« tranapa
Tr^>edum, a. (Geom.) Trapedou
Trapesdd, «. (Oeom.) Trapezolde.
Tn^»ptnga, «. mL Jaeoes; adoraoa, galtt.
Trapetidc, a. Pala 6 pak> eoryo.
Trash, a. Hooea, porqueria, deaocbo, nqia.
To Trash, va. Podar; abatlr; oooteMC, Is
pedir.
Trashy, a. YO, deapredableu
Traumatic <■• Yulnerarla
Trardl, «. Afiin; trabdo; dolor«6 depirta
To lYarel, va. j n. Yi^; camlaar; at^
naraee
TrareL «. Yide; aflut, fatlg».
Travdler, «. Ylajante, rfajerxi.
TraTd*6taiiied, a. Oancado del vli^
To Travezae, va. Atrareaar; cmzar; esftor-
bar; eontrariar.
Traveated, Trave!^, a. Dtafrazado; trorada.
To Trayesty, va. Dlsf^azar ; trovar. [di^
Tray, a. Artesa; tzaftte. Tte-iroy, Baa-
Traytrip, a. Una ospede dejuego.
Trdicheroua. a. Aleve, p6rfldoi, eng.
Treaoheronsly, ad. TrddoramenteL
Treacheronaaea^ a. TMdon, fiUaedad.
Treachery, a. Perfidia, deekaltad, tralcioft.
Treade, a. Triaoa; mdotei. [caodMr.
To Tread, «& j n. Ptaar; hollar; patalaar;
Tread, a. Plaa; ptsada; aeadero; gaDadnn.
Treader, a. PlMdor.
Treadle, a. Circola; gaDadora. [trdden
Treason, a. Trddon. niffh traaiatmy AJtm
Treasonable, a. Pdrfldo, deeleaL
Treasonably^tuZ. Tnddonunenta
Treasure,!: Tesoro.
To Treasure, va. Ateeorar.
Treasurer, a. Teeorero. [del t .
Treasury, a. Teeureria, la ofieimi 6 dei
To Treat, va.yn. Tratar; eacribir; *
rir; man^ar.
Treat, a. Trato: eonvlta; eomplaeeiida.
tTreatable, a. Tratable, Taxonabla
Treatise, «. Tratado, eaeilto^ dtacoraow
Treatment, a. Trato.
Treaty, a. Tratado, alosto, conveafo.
Treble, a. Triple. 0^fi&) Atiplado. tSpie.
To Tlrebla, va. TripUoar.— «fk Tripjlevtek
Tree, «^ A'rbol iV«<»4re&-A<rtK)i frolaL
Treendte, a. pi (NAu.) OayffiaiL
Trefoil, a. (Bot) Tr^L Marah Ir^ba
Tr6bol pdustre. Shrmb tr^/^ Ontie
ervellada.
Trdllage, a. Enrdado para Ios Jardlaea.
TreIIi^ a. Enrctjaao; eapaloa.
To Tremble, vn, Tembiar; estrwHceeiaflk
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Trembling: «. Temor.— a. TrSmoIow
Tremblingly, ad. Trdmulamente.
Tremendous a. Trcmendo, formidable.
Tromendoosly, ad. Do nn modo tremendo.
TremendoosDoea, c Terrlbilidad ; susto; es-
panto.
Tremor, e. Tremor, temblor; vlbradon.
Tremulous, a. TrC*mulo.
Tremulously, ad. Trcmnlamente.
Trcmulousncfls, e. Temblor.
To Trench, va.jn. Gortar; partir; atrln-
cberar; usurpar.
Trench, «. Foso, zanja; trlnchera.
Trenchant, a. Afllado, cortanto.
Trencher, <. Trlnchero; mesa; plato me-
dlano; his rlandas, la comida; loo place-
res de la mesa.
Trenchcrfly, «. Par^lto, g)Tron, pegote.
Trencherman, 9, Comodor. [riLslta
Trcnchermate, «. Ck)mna&oro de mesa; pa-
To Trend, vn. (Ndu.) Uacer toda Aicrza de
vela.
Trendle, s. Rneda, rodlllo.
Trental, «. Trelntenario de misas.
TroMn, A Trepano; trampa, garlito.
To Trepan,!^ (Olr.) Trepanar; cogeren el
garlltoi
Trepid, a. TrSpido, tr6mulo.
Trepidation, a. Trepidadon, terror. [dir.
To Trespasa, vo* iVaspasar, violar, tnsgre-
Trespass, a. Trasgreslon ; infVaccion ; ofensa.
Trespasser, a Trasgresor. [das.
Tressj «. Trenza. Carriage tresses, Sopan-
Trcstle-trees, s. pK (N4u.) Baos de los palos.
Tret, e. Tara, merma.
Triable, a. Probable; avcriiruable en Jaicia
Trial, «. Prueba. tontatlra; Juido; muestra.
Triangle, s. TriAnguIo.
Triangular, a. Triangular.
Trianguhu'ly, ad. Tmngularmente.
Tribe, s, Tribu; casta; rancho.
Triblet, «. Instrumento para haeor anllloSb
Tribulation, s. TribuUdon, congoja, afiic-
don.
Tribunal, «. Tribunal ; Juzgado.
- Tribune, a Tribuno.
Tribuneshlp, s. Tribunodo.
Tribunitial, tTribunitious, a. Tribunldo.
Tributary, a. Tributario; sujeto, snbordina-
do.~c Tributario.
Tribute, s. Tributa
Trice, s, Momcnto, Instante, trla
Trick, «. Trota. engafio, embusta
To Trick, va. Engahar, doframlar; atavlar.
wu Trarapear.
Tricking, 8. Atavio, adomo.
Trickish, a. Astnto, artiflcioso, mailoso.
To Trickle, tm. Gotear; cscurrir.
Trickster, s. EngoAador; manuhL
Trident, s.ja. Trideute; do tres dlentes.
TricDntal, a, TrlenaL [rq)a & hs tierros.
To Trilkllow, va. Terdar; dar hi torcera
TriQd, a. Triiido, hondido por tres partesi
TriHe, «. Ba^oitela, nlAeria. 7b stop at tri-
fl^Sy Keparar en pellUoa.
To Trifle, «n. Tontear: chancear,Jnguetear.
7b trijls with one, Burhose de uno.
Triflor, «. Necio; nn tararlra.
Trifling, a. Frivolo, rano, Iniktll
Triflingly, Of^ Frirolamentt.
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Triflingneas, s. Friyolidad.
Trifoliated, a. Lo que ttene tres hejaa.
Triform, «k Trlforme.
Trifhrcated, a. Trisnlco.
Trigamy, s. Trisamia.
Trigger, s, OatlDo; panrnedas.
Trlgintal, «. Treintanario.
Triglypb, s. (Arq.) Triglifo.
Trigon, «. Y. THani/Ul Y. TripUeUy,
Trigonal, a. Triangular.
Trigonometrical, a. Trifonomftrico.
Trigonometrieally, ad, Trigonometrlca
mente.
Trigonometry, s. Trigonometrfa.
Trilateral, a. Trildtcro. [ULtero.
Trilateralnesa, s. La calidad de lo que es trI-
Trill, s. Trina trlnado, qoiebro de U voi.
To Trill, va. Trinar, hacer trinoa 6 trinadoa
— wi. Gotear.
Trim, a, Compuesto, atavlada
To Trim, oo, Aparejar; preparar compo*
ner. — vn, Balancear, vaciUur.
Trim, a. Atavio, adomo, adereza
Trimly, ad. Primomsamento.
Trimmed, a. Ataviado, adomado. Sharp
trimmed. (N&u.) A' la trinca.
Trinal, a. Triple. [netaa
Trine, «. (Astr.) £1 aipecto trlno de los pla-
Trinitarian. «. y a. Trinitarlo.
Trinity, s. Trinidad.
Trinkete, s,pl. Joyaa, alhi^aa; bi^erias.
Triobolar, a. Vll, bn)o, indigna
To Trip, «a. Hacer oaer 4 uno. — vn. Trope
car; resbalor: deslizane.
Trip, s. Zancadllla; resbalon; calda, dealls
Tripartite, a. Tripartldo, tripartlto. [ra
ipe-woman^ Tripicalle>
.) Trip^talo.
m.) Iriptongo.
liplo.
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licadon.
Idad.
.) Yerba pnntcriL
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TriTiaL a. TriTial; tU, ImOo; MvoIo.
TrivlaUT, ad. TrtiiahiMQM. TvolidAd.
TriTialnefl8,c TrivlAlidad; vaTgaricUd; flrl.
Triompbal, a. TrianfkL— & Trlunfo.
Triompbant, a. Trtun&ate, \ictorio»o; gk>-
rioto, ezaltMlo.
Triumphantly, ad. Triunfkntementa.
Triampher, a. TrianAdor.
Triamvlrato, & TriuniTirato.
To Troat, wi. Bramar, el venado.
Trocar, t. Trocar, inatrainento qolrfirgioa
Trochaie, Trocbaical, a. Trocaloo.
Troche, «. Trocisoo ; pastiUa medicinal.
Trocblngs, «. pL Bamaa de cierro.
Troidkodyte, a. Trofflodlia; b^baro.
To TroU, «a. Yoltear.— «n. Oirar; rodar;
trab^o.
Trollop, 9. Goffona, mnjer detallfiada.
Troop, «. Tropa; tarba. Troopa, Tropaa,
ej^rdta
To Troop, «n. Atroparse; tnmultoarse.
(MIL) Marchar en 6rden mllitar.
Trooper, a. Soldado 4 caballo.
Trope, 9. Tropo, flgara rotdrica; mettifora.
Trophy, a. TroflMX (Poc't) Trofeo, trionfo.
Tropic, Tropical, a y «. Tr6plco.
Tropological, a. Trunoldgico, moral
Tro£ology, «. Tropofogia.
To Trotm. Trotar; andar de priesa.
Trot, «. Trote; v^ozuela.
Troth, a. Verdad, fei /» <r0^ En verdad.
TrothpUght, a, AflanTwlo, apalabrado.
Trotter, «. Caballo troton. Shmp** trotttrB^
Manoa 6 pite de camero.
TroQbadoar, a. Trovador.
To Trouble, DO. DUtarbar, pertnrbar; afll-
gir. tnqnietar. molcstar; Incomodar.
Trouble, «. Turbacion. confusion ; molestla,
inqnletod; afllodon. oalamldad; enlado,
enfforro. [qnletador, moleatador.
Troubler, «. Alborotador, pertorbador, in-
Troublesome, a. Penoao, molosto, oneroso;
importuno, enfadoso. fiiatidioao ; m^adero.
Tronblesomely, ad. Moleatamente. [n^o.
Trough, », Artesa, gamella, ganiellon ; dor-
To Irounce, f>a. Costigar severamcnte.
Tronaera, 9, pi. Calxones knma.
Trout, 9. (lot) TruduL TrouUkooh, An-
zuolo de trncha. [ciertos tionea.
Trover, «. (For.) £1 derecho de rocobrar
Trowei a. Trulla, liana.
Troy, Troy-wcight, «. Peso de troy, 6 de
doce onzaa caJia libra.
Tmant, 9. j a. Holgazan, Iiaragan, ocioao.
7b play Ute truant^ Haoer no?illoa.
To Truant, vtu Ilaraganear, tunar.
Truce, 9. Tregua; descanao.
Trucbman, ». Trajaman, Intorprete.
To Truck, v<i. y n. Trocar, permutar ; tru-
Jamanear.
Truck, 8. Oarablo, truequ& (Art) Eoldana.
Trucks, «. pi. CarretoutiS. (N&u.) Ycrtelloa,
bolaa.
Truckle-bed, «. Carriola, cams do enfenna
Truoulence, 9. Flerexa, orueldad.
Truculent, a. Truoaiento^ orueL
To Trudspe, vn. Andv con afan ; itarearM.
True, a. Yerdadaro, derto ; ainoero ; genui-
ne: fleL
Tmebom, a. Ltgitlmo, Tordadero.
TUB
Tmebred, a. De
Truehearted, a. LeaLeineeroi. fl«L
LaTFf
Tmeheartednesa, i
buenafk
Tmelove, a. (Bot) Yerba Pirls 6 arm ^ess.
TrueloverVknot, «. Ciftm 6 Xtao d« am-wit—
Truenees, a. Fidelidad, sinoerklwL
Truepenny, 9. (Fam.) Uombre de btoci.
Trufliea, a. pk (BotJ Criadillas de Uenx
True, 9. Artesa de albaftiL
Trdim, a. Yerdad indubitabU 6 erldea^
Trull, 9, Peliforra, ramera.
Truly, ad. Yerdadetamenta, de boena £.
Trump, a. Tronopeta, elcria ; triaafbc
To Tmm|k9a. Fallar; c
up^ Foijar.
Tnunpery, a. Hojarasca, oropel:
palabras vanaa; plropo, retambaom;
gatela.
Trumpet a. Trompeta, clarln ;
Speaiinff'irumpitt Bocina^ 2
trumpH^ Trompetllla. £paca
To Trumpet, oa, Pregonar & sob de fiiaa
Trumpeter, a. Trompetera, trompeta; pi»>
gonera
; engaftar. To trmmp
rompaobodai
[manda
paqoeCcu
Trnmpet-tongned, a. Yoeinj
Trumpet«hell, a. (Conq.) T
To Truncate. «*. Tmncar 6
Truncate, a. Tmnoado, coitadow
Truncation, 9. Tmncamimta
Truncheon, a. Cachlporra, elavm;
Truncheoneer, a. £1 qae llara bastoa 6^
ddoorra. Qm||«b;
Trundle, a. Bueda bi^; ovreUk de
To Trundle, to. Bodar.
Trundle-shot, a. (N&n.) Palanqcetai.
Trundlo-tail a Cola redonda.
Trunk, 9. Tronco; baol, oofre;
tronco, la parte prindpal da una c
Trunk-naaker, a. Coflrera.
Trunnions, a. pL (Art) Mofkoneai
nion-pUUe9^ Cbapoa de teatera.
Truss, 9. Braguero; has, lio,
(N4u.) Bastardo.
To Truss, e& £mpaqnotar, anteddar.
Trust 9. Conflanza, seguridad; eoofldei
(For.) FideioomiBO» oargot, depdoKo: er^
dito.
To Trust, 9a.yn. Confiar ; oontar ooa ; ea-
cargar; conflarse; esparsr; Tender al
flado.
Trustee, 9. (For.) Tenedor de bknea; sia^
dice, apoderado; oneomendero, coradoc.
Truster, a. Flador, el que fla.
Trustily, ad. Flelmente. [daiL
TrusUnesB, 9. Fidelidad, integrfdad, ptvbk
Trustlesa, a. P^rfldo, ain &
Trusty, a. FleU leal, integro.
Truth, 9. Yerdad; fideUdad; rea&dad; ax-
actitud; lumradex.
To Try, imz* y n. Enaayar, probar; expeii-
mentar; tentar, aventurar. (Nan.) Oa-
pear. [tnb, Baladem
Tub, 9. Cube; tina de madera. iSiffiay-
Tube, 9. Tubo, caSon, cafinto; aliba.
Tubercle, a. (MM.) Tub^ceola (M
Tuberoae, 9. (Bot) Tnberoaa, Jadafto otW
Tuberosity, & Taberoaidad.
Tuberona, & (Bot) Toberoso^
Tubipora, a <>6noro do zooflto
Digitized by VjOOQlC
TUR
Tttbokr, & Tabnlar, lai^ y ha«oo.
Tubnlated, Tubaloiu, a. Cnn tubo&
Taboto, A Tubo peqaeAa
Tp Tnck, «a. Arremaogar, recocer 6 enco-
ger; arropar, tajar y cabrir blen & tino
oonropa.
Tucker, & Esoote.
Tnesdaj, «. M^rtos. Shrove- Tue$dai/^
Miurtes de carne6U>len<la8.
Toll, A Borla, Uzo, eopeto; espesura de un
boeqa* ; maxorea de yerbiu ; gropasi Ti^ft
of hair, Mofia
ToAj, a. Afelpado, yellado; enoopetado
lleno de lazoo, borlaa, eta
To ToK. ra* Tlrar oon ftierza; arranoar.—
vtu Lochar, esforzane.
TuK, a. llrada con esftieno ; esftierzo graodo.
ToftioD, «. Tatoria. enaefianza.
Tnllp, «. (Dot) Tulipa. tnlipan.
Tollb-tree, «. (Bot) Magnolia.
To Tnmblet t}n,ya, Cacr ; handlne, desplo-
mane; aaltar; rodar; trastoraar; rolcar;
^jar.
Tumble, 9. Calda, Tueloo.
Tumbler, a. Volteadpr; vaao ; podenoo.
Tombrei, «. Carro de ariUlena; cbirrion;
earro de basara.
TumefkcUon, a. (M6d.) Tumefkodoo.
To Tnmefjs va. Uaoer entumecene.
Tumid, a, Tumido, hinehado; prominente;
inllado.
Tumor, a. Tumor, htncbazon, bidto.
To Tump, va. Calxar los irbolea peqnefios.
tTo Tumubte, «n. Entnmeoenei
Tumult, «. Tomulto. alboroto, mot!n.
Tnmnltuarily, tuL Tumultuarlamente.
TuAnltnariDe8% «. Tnrbulenda.
Tumultuary, a. Tumultuario.
Tumultuous, a, Tumultuario, tumultuooo ;
turbulento, confiiso.
Tumultuously, ad. Tumultuarlamente.
Tun. 9, Tonefada ; el peso de 2,000 Ubraa.
(Fam.) Boraobon.
TuDe, «. Tono; tono m6^ca; armonla 6r-
den, eonderto de partes; estado 6 dlspo-
sldon. [modular 6 cantar oon armonia.
To Tune, va. Templar un instrumento;
Tuneftal, a. Armonloeo, acorde.
Tuneless, a. Desentonado, dlsonante. [eos^
Tuner, «. Tomplador de Instrumento mual-
Tunic, «. T6nlca; vesUdura romana; tegu-
mento, oublerta.
Tnnkatad. a. (Bot) Membranoso; formado
de membranas 6 t&nicae.
Tnnlole, «. Tuniea, tecumento; pelicula.
Tunnage, s. La capadoad 6 buquo de un na-
yio; el derecho de tonelada.
Tunnel, «. Cafton de diimenea; manga 6
rod; galesia subterrAneo. [madraba.
fanny, c (let) Atun. TVoiiy >M«ry, Al-
Top, «. Morueco, oamero padre.
Tnrbia, a. Turbanta [c^spedes de tierra.
Turbary, a H derecbo de cavar turbas 6
Turbid, a. Turblo, espeso ; eenagoso
Turbidness, «. Tnrbnfenda ; espesura.
to Turbinate, va. Haoer una oosa en figura
4e espiraL [espirales con el buso.
rurbinatlon, «. La acdon de bllar badendo
TurbIU^ «. (Bot) TurbU. (QaHm.) Turb't
mineral
85
TWA
TuTbot, t, (let) Itodaballo, rombo.
Turbulence, Turbulency, s. Tnrbulenda, at
boroto, oonftision. pnquieta
Turbulent a. Turbulento, agltado, violent^
TurbulentlT, ad. Turbul^tamente.
Tur^ t. Cesped; tnrba, cdsped que eirrs
p«rael Aiega
To Turf; to. Oubrir eon c^spedea.
Turiy,a.Llenodectopede9. Tui/;fi/ ffrouTid^
Cespedera.
Tui^nt, a. Tnrgente; hincbado; tfimldo.
TuTKid, & TAmido, inflado.
Turkey, a. (Orn.) Pavo, para. (Mesc) Qxu^
Jolote. (Cub.) Quanta [dosa.
Turkols, Turquoise, s. Tnrquesa, pledra pre-
Turmerlc, «. Curcuma; ralz de que se sacs
color amarillo.
Turmoil, & Disturbio, baraunda, alboroto.
To Turmoil, fta. Tumultuar; inoomodar,
perturbar.
To Turn, va, Tolver ; mudar, tomar, trocar ;
torcer, vertor, dirigtr, tomear, i^licar.
adi4>tar. — vtk Olrar, rodear, mudarse, tras-
formarse, volverse. T(» turn againti,
If aoer frenta. To turn a^unty^ Despedlr.
To turn doton, Plegar, doblar. To turn
ooer, Trasferir. To turn upside down,
Trastomar. To turn ahori, Dar media
vuelta. To turn over. A' la vuelta.
Turn, a. Vuelta, giro; rodeo, revuelta; pa-
seo corto, vli^e & sltlo poeo distante; tar-
no. vei, tanda ; ocadon, oportnnidad ; pro-
ceder; genio; chasco, pleza; IkTor; pro-
vecho ; forma. He has a turn for agri-
culture^ £s afldonado 4 la agrloultura.
Turncoat, a. Traidor, el que Yuelve casaca.
Turner, a. Tomeador, tomero. Tumer'a
lath6,ToTno.
Turnery, a, £1 arte de tomear.
Turning, «. VudtiL rodeo.
Turnip, a. (Bot) Nabo. [dircel
Turnkey, a. Sotalealde, ba^tonero oo una
Turnpike, a. HoHnete. V. TumttOe, Bar-
rtra; portauo.
Tumdck, a. Vertistnoso.
Turnsole^ «. fBot) Tomasol, glrasoL
Turnspit, a, Oalopln de oodna.
Turnstile, a. Molinete; para Impedir la ea-
trada k las cabelleTias.
Turpentine, a. Trementina.
Turpentine-tree, a. Terebinta
Turpitude & Torpeza, vilesa, influnla.
Turrel, a. Sacafondo 6 saeasuelo.
Turret, a. Torredlla.
Tnrreted, a. Torreada [«AeU; Carey.
Turtle, A (OrnO T6rtola ; tortuga. Turtle-
Tosh, inter), Tararira I qulU !
Tusk, «. {^ountllo, diente agndo de flora.
Tusked, Tusky, a. 0>ImIUuda
Tutelage, a. Tutela, totoiia.
Totelar, Tutelary, a. Tutelar.
Tutor, a. Tutor, ayo, preceptor, [manda^
To Tutor, 90. Ensefiar, instruir; seBorcal;
Tutoresa,^ Tutrix, aya.
Tutty, a. Tutia, atutSa, droga roedldnal
fTuz, a. Molio, penaebo de cabello.
Twain, ckDos.
To Twang, «a. y n. Bestallar, ehasquear.
Twang, a. BeUntin, tonUlo afectado da b*
blar; acento particular pronundar
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Digitized by VjOOQlC
TYP
rwftngUikff. «. Buldo danpMlble.
VTo Twank, vn. H«c6r sonar 6 TmoDtr,
To Twattlo, tn, Cbarlar.
TwatUer, «. nablador, eharlador.
Twarblado, «. (Bot) Y«rt>a de dot hq|aa.
To Tweag, To Tweak, va, PellUoar.
TweagiM, Tweak, «. (Valg.) EmlMuazo 6
perpl^idad ridkala. [mento.
To Tweedle, «a. Manoaear, tantar Ugera-
Twedledee, Tweedledum, i. Miisioo, en dea-
l>reeio.
T^K'ee^n, «. pi. TenacUla&
Twelfth-dar Twelftb-Ude, «. £1 dia de ro-
jea 6 la Epllknka. [voces velnta.
Twahresoore, a. Dosdentoa r eoarenta, doce
Twibil, «. Alabarda.
To Twiddle, «a. Tocar Ilgeramante.
Twis, A Yare^ Tarilla; mitnbre, fl^o.
fTwiggien, a. Heobo de yarlllas:
Twiggy, a. Ueno de mimbree 6 sannlentos.
Twilight, ». Orepteeolo.— <!. Oacnro, aom-
bria
To Twill, «& Tcjer, groeoramente, oolcbar.
Twin, «. Oemelo, melliza (Mer ) Ooate.
(Amer.) Oiniagva, morocho. (Astr.) G6-
mlniflL
To Twin, vn. Nacer mellizo ; parir dos 6
mas hijos de on parta
Twln-b<mi, ck Mellisa
To Twine, do, Haeer cnerda ; enroaear.—
vn. Enrosearse ; otfaoolear.
Twine, a. Hilo aoarreto. (Amcr.) HUo
mestizo. (Mez.) Mecate. ScM-Hoinet
Ililo de vela.
To Twinge, to. Poaxar, pellixcar.
Txtinge, «. Panzada; tiron deor^aa.
To Twinkle, tm. Oentellear, brillar; paipa-
dear: pestaflcar gnifiar.
Twinklo, Twinkling, «. Yialambre; gaifla-
da; inatante.
Twinling, «. Cordero mellizo. [ooea.
To Twirl, vo. Yoltear, dar vaeltaa i algona
Twirl, «. Kotaoion, vaelu circular.
To Twist, wkjn. Torcer ; entrelaiar ; t(|)er:
trenzar.
Twlat, a. Trenza; tonal ; toreedm^.
Twister, «. Toreedor; oordelero, sognero,
Mbrestero.
To Twit, WL Bnnfiar; dar en roetro.
To Twitch, 90. PdHcoar. [tortyon.
Twiteb, A Pelllzco; tension dolorosa; re-
Twitoh^grass, «. (Bot) Oantlnodia, sangaina-
ria.
To Twitter, tm. Chlrriar ; retraa [don.
Twitter, a. Arranqne; rlsa burlesoa; agita-
Twittle-Twattle, a. Gbarla.
Twoedged, a. Lo qne tiene dos flloe 6 c6rtes.
Twofold, a, Doblo, dnpUoado.— a</. Al do-
ble.
rwo-tonffne<1, a. False, doble.
ryke, s. Perro, patao, rfistioo.
lumbal, i. TimbaU atabal.
rympan, a. (Arq.) Timpano ; timpanillo.
Tjmpanarc, «. Timpano, el inatnunento
del oldo.
Ty mpany^ a. Timpanttia. [matrix, cifemplar.
Typ^ «• Tipo, slmbolo, signo, flgnra ; tetra,
Typhon, a. Hinebazon, orgallo. [bolioa
lypic, TypicaLo. Tiploo, figuratiro; aim-
ryplcally. ad. Flgnratlvamente.
UN
ImbdHca.
To Typify, 90, Bepreaantar, aim
Typofl^apbet, «. Tipdgralbw [oa
Typographical, a. Tiposr&Boo; emUcsBss^
TypographieaUy, ad. TmogrificaiiKefitab
Typography, a. Tipogra/ia, ImpceotaL
l^ranness, ju: Tirana. [dmipifOm,
Tyrannic, TyrannleaL a, Tir^MOoa, end
Tyrannleally, ad. TiriBtoameato.
Tyrannicide, s. TlraBieidla
Tyranl
'o Tyrannize, 9a.jfL Tiraalsac
yrant, a. Tirano, d4a|>oCa. [dad
Tyranny, a. Tta«nia; opredon, rigcn-, cnui
l^re, 9. Flla; eacofleta.
T^rro, 9. Tiron; bisofta
U.
El aonido de la Um brove en laa vooaa^faiv
ttm, 7 larga en Tocea ooaiin* • IMl| aant
en tinSy tvbe.hiUtJiMie,
tUberoQB, a* Atmndania.
tUberty, a. Abandanei< fcrtOidad.
UblQoitarian, a. 7 <k £1 qno craa ^ la oU-
cnldad de Bnestro Bedentor.
Ubiqultaiy, a. Lo qne eati 6 aa liaUa «a to-
das partiBa.— <& UbieoitailOk
ITbiqnH7, a. UblcakUuL
Udder, a. Ubre. [meata
UgHl7, ad. Feamente, deftraiaDcvta, tH*
Ugliness^ Fealdad, deformidad;
ngl7, a Feo, diafbrme, daftnvMk
Ulcer, a. U'lcera.
To Uberate» 9a. Ulcerar.
Ulooation, a. Uloeracton.
Ulcered, a. Ulcerada
Ulcerooa, a. Ulcerosa
UliginonsLO. Genagoao.
Ullage, 9. £1 haeco 6 vado da on timtk
Ulterior, o. Ulterior.
Ultimate, a. U'ltimo^ flaaL
UItlroatel7, ad. U'lttanamentei
Ultimatum, & (DlpI) £1 nldmatam.
tUltimit7, a. Ultlmidad.
Ultramarine, 9. Ultramar, oUianiarinoL
Ultramontane, a. UHraoMMitaao; axtnajaru
Ultramundane, a. Lo que eeti otra aslen.
tUltroneoua, o, JSsnontAnea [ua taHa
Umbel, a. rBot) Umbela, la extramldad da
Umbellaied, Umbelttferoua, 4. (Bot.) Uoi-
bellfero. [bU, VMhc^
Umber, a. Tierra de aombraai (I0L) U&-
Umbered, a. Sombreado.
Umbilical, a. UmbiUcaL
Umbles, «. pL Las entraHaa da nu vanada
Umbo, «. Oflzoleta de broqooL
Umbrage, a. Sombra, umbria; mtwn^a^^
aparienda; piqne, resentlmiabta.
Umbrageons, a. BombHoi, ambroao
tUmbmtlle, a. UmbrAtico.
Umbrella, a. Qhltasel, paragoaa.
tUmbroBl^, A Somlmu
Umpirage,*. Arbltradon.
Umpire, a. A'rbitro, arbitndor.
Un, /n, 8a usa solo en oompoaioloc jfm
k> general como partSeula negatt va; at. f,
unarmed^ Inerme, sin armaa.
Digitized by VjOOQlC
UNA
CTnabaaed, & No tbitido ; no eOTileeldo.
Cnabasbed, a, Descoeada
Unabated, a. Completo. orUL [da
UiuibbroTlAted, Unabrioged, a. No abrevla^
Unable, a. Inhibit, iocapas, fmpotente;
impoBlbllttado.
tUnableneM. t. Inbabflidad. Incapacldad.
CTnaboUahable, a. iDbaboUble.
UDaboIlshed, a. No abolldo.
Unabeolved, a. No absaelto.
Unacoontedj a. No acentaada
Unaoceptable, a, Desagradable.
t;naooeptableneML «. Desagrado.
TTnaocommodated, a. Deeaoomodada
Unaooompaniod, a. liesaooinpafiado, sola
nnaocompIished,a. Inoompleto. Imperfeeto.
TJnaoooantable, <k Inexpuoable, eztnAo,
^ctzmordinarlo.
UnaeooiuitablT, ad, Extraflamento.
TJiiaeenatoiiied, a. Dcaoaado.
dnaehing, a. Insenalbla
fjnaoknowledged, & Dcaoonoeido ; ii^;ada
Una^Jnatod, a. No ^ostada
Unadmlred. a. No apreolado ; olvldado.
Unadmonwicd, a. No amoooatada
Unadulterated, a. Qennino, para
Unadrlaable, a. Impradente.
Unadylsed, a. Impradente, indlacreto; In-
eonaiderada
Unadvisedly, ad, Impradentementa
UnadTisednoia, & Impradonda, Indfaere-
eion. rfranoa
Unaffftoted, & Incenno, natnral, nnoero;
CTnaffectedly, odL Mncillamente.
Unaffeotedneaa, a BencUlcs, iDgonaidad,
natnralidad.
GnaffeoUng, a, Natnral; fHo, InaSplda
Unaided, a. 8iik ajmda.
Unalmtng, a. Bin mlra 6 otjeto.
Unalred, a. Lo one no eaU exnueato al aira
Unalarmed, a, Qnleto, tranqnila
Unalienable, a, In^feiuible.
UnalleTiated, a. No allviada
Unallied, a. Falto de partenteo 6 allegados.
Unallowable, a. laadmlaible.
Unallowed, a lUcito, no permitida
Unalloyed, a Pnra sin meiola.
Unaltarable, a. Inaitarableu
Uaaltarably, ad, Inalterablemente.
Unamased, a, Intrepldo; ImpiTlda
UnamMgaona, a. Otara Indubitable.
Unambittona, a. Sin ambteion.
Unamenable, a No reaponaabkv
Unamendable, a. Inoorregible.
Unanalyxed, a. No analtaada
tUnaneled, a Daqnevenldo.
Unanimity, 9. Unanimldad.
Uaaalmoiia. & Unteima
Unanimonaly, ad, Un&nlmeraonto.
Unanimounesa, & Unanimldad.
Unannealed, a. Sin temple.
Unanof nted, a, Inongldo.
Unanswerable, a. Ineontettable, incontro-
yertib^ ladiapatable. (table.
UnaDSwerablenei^ t, Lo qoe es indiapa*
Unanswerably, ad IndiapntablemeBta.
Unanswered, a. No fanp^piada
UnappaUed, a. Intr6pldo^ ut^tAa.
Unapparelled, a, Deennda [la Tiata.
Unapparent, a, InvislbK que no apareoe i
UNB
Unapparently, ad. Bin aparienela ; iavlsl
blemente.
Unappeasable, a. Implacabla
Unappeasablenee^ II Implacabllldad.
Unapplaaded, a. No alabada
Unapplied, <x. Bin aplicaelon 6 destina
Unappointed,<i. No determlnada 6 seftaltdo;
Unapportioned, a. Lo que no es proper*
d<Hiada
Unapprehended, a. No entendlda
Unapprehenairo, a. Lerdo, tardo ; Incanto,
senciUo.
Unapproachable, & Inacaedble.
Unapproaohableness, «. Inacceslbilldad.
Unappropriable, a Inoapaz de ser apro*
piaaa
UnapproTed, a. Desmrobada
UnapL a. Lerdo^ tardo, Inepto, inoapas.
Uni^tly, ad, Ineptamente.
Unaptnesa, 9, Ineptitnd, inepeia.
Unargoed, a. No dispotado
Unarmed, A Inerme.
Unarrai^ed, a. No arreiflado.
Unasked, a. No solidtada
Unaspiratod, a No asplrada
Unaaplrinft a Modeata
Unassailable, a. Ineapas de ser aaaltada
Unassailed, a. No aeometida
Unassayed, a. No ensayada
Unaaoignable, a. Incapaa de ser aalgnado.
Unaaslmilated, a. No aiimilada
Unaaslsted, a. Sin sooono, sin anxilla
Unaasoaged, a. No mltigada
Unaasnming^ & Modcsta
Unatonable, a, Inoondliable.
Unatoned, a. No ezpiada
Unattaehed, a. Saelta
Unattaeked, a. No aoometlda
Unattainable, a. Inaaeqoible.
Unattainableneas, •, ImposibUidad de le-
grar una ooea.
Unattainted, a. Inoorrnpto.
Unattempted, a. No ezperlmentada
UnaUeBded, & Sola UnaUended io^iym'
cnidado, negllgenta
Unattenaated, a. Lo que no eatAatennada
Unattested, a. No ateatlgnada
Unattired, a. No ataviada
UnattraottTO, a. Falto de atraedon.
Unattrlbnted. a, Lc que no ae atribaye.
Unaothoriiea, a, Deeaatottxado ; volnn*
tarloea
Unavailable, a. Infrnctnoao. ln6tiL
Unavallablenaaa, $, Ineflcaoia, InntUidad.
Unavailing, a, InAtil, vana
Unavengeil a, Innko.
UnavoioabM, a. Inevitable.
Unavoidablenes^ & Inevitable.
Unavoidably, ad, Inevitablemente.
UnavonehaSle^ a Lo qne no ae poede aflr
mar 6 soatwier.
Unavowed, a. No deolarado ablertamente.
Unawaked, Unawakened, a, Dormido^ no
deapierta
Unawardcd, a. No determlnado 6 husgada
Unaware, Unawares^ ad, Inopinadamenta
repenttnamentei
Unawed, a, Imp4vida
Unbadced, a. Ind6mito;^ sin avndc
flansa.
Unbailable, a Qae no aimtte I
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r>britiifrpd, a. No i^nstadow
To Unbtr, va. Deeatrancar. [desbartMtda
^Unbarrad, a. No raanrado, no afeltado;
To UDbarrel, va. Sacar de an tonel 6 barriL
tTnbuMhfkil, a. Desrei^onaado.
Unbattered, a. Cortanta.
Uob«arable,tf. Intolarabla.
Unbaarlng, a. Infrnotifera
Unbeat4BO, a. No ftvcoentado. pinpropio.
Unbeeomlng, a. Indeoente, indoooroao;
llnbaoomiDglj, ad, Indacoroeaoiente.
Uobecomingn^ s. Indocencia.
UnbefriendM, a. Sin amlgoa.
Unbefitting; a. Inoonveniente.
Unbegotten, a. Ing|totto; eterno.
To UnboffuUe, «(k Deseoganar.
Unbehelo, a. Imparoeptible.
Unbeild; A Inerodolldad.
Unbeliever, & InerMalo, inOol.
Unbelieving, A Infiel.
T» Unbend, «a. Allq)ar ; dar descanea 7b
wthmd ths 9ailSt (N^o.) Desenvergar
laa velaflL {minado.
Unbending, a. Inflexible ; resoelto 6 deter-
Unbeneficed, a. Bin benefido.
Unbenevolent, a. Inbomano; mal^volo.
Unbenlgbted, a. Sltmpte daro.
Unbenign, <l Maligno, mal^volo ; dora
Unbent, a. Aflojado, flojo, saelto; destor-
ddo. rtndeeentec
Unbeseemfng, a. Mai vtoto^ mm. pareddo^
UnbeeoQgfat, a. No rogado 6 solidtado, no
boflcado.
Unbetrotbed, a No despoaado, soltara
Uobewailed, €L No lamentada
To Unbewitcb, «a» Deahecbizar.
To Unblaa, vo. Librar de preoonpacfoDes, 6
pr^lda [do natorslmente.
Unbid, Unbidden, a. EspontAneoi prodnd-
Unblgoted, a. libro de peijoido 6 de hlpo-
creslik
To Unbind, vck Dentar.
To Unblt, 9CL (Nin.) DeMbitar.
Unbltted. a. Sin freno. [inooente.
Unblaroaole, a. Inealpable, insenaurable,
UnblaoiableneM, & Inooeada.
Unbiarned, a, Intaehable, Inooente.
Unbleached, a. Cmdo, no blanqneado.
Unblemlahed, tk Iireprendble ; dn tacba.
tUnbleHehed, a. Pnro, limpla
Ubblest, a. Maldito ; infeUz, deagradado.
Unblown, a. No abierto, no desabotonado.
Unblanted, a. No oortante, 6 no afilado.
XTnbeaBtftal, a, Modeato. [enerpo.
Unbodied, a, Incorp^reo; separado dd
Unboiled, a. No ooddo, cmda
To Unbolt, CO. Desatrancar.
Unbolted, a. Gnieao, groMTo.
To Unbone, «& Desoear.
UnbonneCed, a, Deabonetado, dn aombrero.
Unbooted, a, Descaln>, ain botaa.
Unbordered, a. Sin b<mle t orilla.
Unborn, a. Ann no naddo, ftitoro.
Unborrowed, a, Propio, no preatada
To Unboaom, va. Abrtr an peoho d algano ;
reyelar on aeereto, oonfiar.
Unbougbt, a. No comprado; InvMididOb
Uobonnd, a. No encnademado; sndto, de-
aatado.
Unbounded, a. InfliHto; lUmitado.
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Unboiiiidedl7, ad. IHnittai
Unbonndedneaa, ^t^Inflnidad
To Unbowel,«<K.
rar, deatrtpar.
To Unbrace, vcL Aflcjjar, eoltar;
To Unbraid, va. Deaenredsr ; dcatij^ej.
Unbrmtbed, a. No cjereltaAo ; no aapT
Unbreathln^ a, Inanimado, fmioiBs*.
Unbred, a, I>eBoortea, ma! erlados.
Unbreeched, a. Deabragado, 9in I
Unbribed, a. Incorrapto, Intefro.
To Unbridle, va. Deaenft«iiar.
Unbridled, €L DeaaDfteoadoi, Ito .
Unbroacbed. a. No barrenado 6 i
Unbrddered, it. Bordado, Iteou
Unbvoke, Unbroken, a. Invlolado; lod^
mito: enteroh [lu bcraaaa
UnbrotberHke,nnbrotheriT, a. Indtee 4»
To Unbackle, va, Beahelrf^, aokvlaa ba-
biUaa.^
To UnboHd, ««. Beinoler, nmr.
Unbnilt, a. Ann no eonatroido 6 edttcada
To Unbnrden, va. Deacargar,aM viax la cana
Unbniledj a. InamoMa
Unbnmlshed, a. No bmfiido.
Unboded, cr. Ocloao, atn tebcv q«e Inear.
To Unbatton, va. Desabotonar.
Unndled, a. No Ilamado, no dtado ; do oe-
redda
UnoaneeOed, a. No abo1!d<s w> ■nvtoda
Uneandid, a. Falso, doble.
Uncanonicd a. Oontrarlo 4 ka etmnmm
Unoanvaaaed, a. No aoUcttada
Uncared, a. Deaaaapando, deaeoidate.
To Uneaae, va, I>e8envahiar; deaoodar
deapdar.
Uncaogbt, a Ann no eogldo. ^oa
Uneaoaed, a. Sin naotlTO, aln canaa, «!b i»
Uncantloaa, a. Ineanto, hnpv^rMo.
Uncelebrated, a. No eelebrado ; vman.
Uneenanrable, d;. Ineeoaanlbla.
Uneertdn. a. Indetto, dndoao; preeaila
Unoartalnlx, ad. Xnoieitaiiianta.
Unoertalntj, a. Inoartlduiibra^ luuai1u«
don; tnatabilldad.
To Unchain, va. Deeencadeur. (Ha.
Unchangeable, a, IinnBffUHHabto, fnorata-
Unohangeableneaa, «. InmntabUldad; eaa-
atanda, flnneza.
Unchangeably, ad, Immitableowata.
Unchanged, a, Invariado, inaltarmble.
Unchanging, a. Inalterable, tnmntabla.
To Unehaive; va. Deadedraai, i^tiaeUiaa.
Uncharitable, a. Nada eariCatlTO, dva
UndlaHtablene8^ a. Fdta de carldad, ^»
reoca.
Uncharitably, ad. Sin oaridad.
Unoharv, a, IncavtOk
Unohaate, <t. ImpMteo, dcaiboBeetaL
Unohaattty, a InoontlneBda, dedwwiaatMad
Unchecked, a. Deeenfraoado.
Undkearftil, a. Triate, ine]ano6Hea,Mcabi«
Uncheerfalnea^ a. MelanooHa, tciatea.
Unchewed, a No naacado.
Unohrlatlan, a, AntieriatlaiiOi,
tUndiriatiannaaa, ai FaHa de wlriHaaiiii
UncbronMed, a. No maMioiiada «■ tm
To Uadindi, va. KreonralgHr.
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Unefaroamdaed, a. Indroancisa
Undreamscribcd, a, iDctrcunsorlpto.
Unotroamspeot, a Impradeoto, mcoBsIde-
ndo.
TTDcircamstaiitial, a. Pooo linportento.
Uaciyll, a. Grosero, deaoortoe, deaatenta
UnciTllly, atU Oroflenunante.
UncivlUzed, a. Bib-bann aalvi^a, dTiUzado.
Unolorifled, a. Impuro, no elarificado.
To Unclasp, to. Desabrochar.
nnclaamojo. No clisioo.
Uncle, «. Tie. [ro.
Unclean, a. Inmnndo, noeroo, socio, inipa*
UncIeanUneea, & Sncleoad, inmandida.
Uncleanly, a. Inmnndo, pnerco, impnro.
Undeanness, a. Sndedad, asqaeroddad;
imporeza.
To Undenoh, va. Abrlr el poflo.
To Unolew, va, Desorillar.
Undipped, a. No cortado.
To UncliMC, DO. Desembarazar, descargar.
To Uncloiftter, va. DeseDclaustrar.
To Undoee, «a. Abrlr ; descabrir, revolar.
To Unclothe, «a. Deenadar, qnltar la ropa.
Undonded, Undoady, a. Claro^ de*pqjado,
To Undntoh, «a. Abrlr el puAo.
To Unooir,iN]» Qolur la cooa d la escoAeta.
To Uncoil, va. DesarroUar.
Uncoined, a. No acnflada
Uncollected, a. Disperso.
Unoolored, a. Deaoolorada
Uncombed, a. Deepdnado.
Uncomcllness, «. Fealdad; folta de graeia.
Uncomely, Ow Feo; desagradable ; grosero.
Uncomfortable, a. Triste ; penoso, molester
lnc6moda [consnelo, molestia
Uncomfortablenesa, t. Desoomodidad, des-
Uncomfortably, ad. Desconsoladamonte ;
penoeamcnte; tristemente.
Uncommanded, a No ouudado.
Uncommon, a, Baro, extra&o, nada coman.
Uncommonly, ad, Ertraordinariamante ;
raramentCb
Uncommonnesa, & Bareza, slngularldad.
Uncommnnicated, a. Incomnmcado.
Uncompact, a, Desonido. suolto.
Uncompelled, a. Esponttoeo, volontaria
Unoomponnded, a dimple, sendlhi.
Uncompressed, a. No comprimido.
Unconcelved, a» Impensado.
Unconcern, Unooncemedness, & Indiitoen-
da, deecuido.
Unconcerned, a. Indiferente, deaouidado.
Unconcernedly, ad, Indlforentemente.
tUnconceming, a. Lo que no intereaa, Ic
qne nada importa.
Unconcooted, a. Orndo; no preparado.
Uncondemned, a. Tolcrado, permitldo.
Unconditional, a. Absolato, dn oondidon.
Unconflned, a, IHroitado; libra.
Unconfirmed, a. Inesolnto, indodso.
Unconformable, a. Contrario, incompatible.
Unconfbsed. a. Distinto.
Unconfutable, a.lrrefh«able.
Uncongealed, a. No belado.
Unconnected, a. Inconeza
Uneonnectedly, ad. Inconc
Unconqnerable, a, Invendble, insuperable.
UAOonftdonabl<\ a. DcamoBoble, ii^usto.
, ad. InconcKomente.
Unconscionably, a. Sin raton, sin conden
oia.
Unconsecrated, a. No consagrado. [fkido.
Unconstrdnable, a. Incapaz de ser constre*
Unconstrained, a Libre, volontarlo, ospon-
tineow rtablc
tUncontestable, a. Incontestable, indispo-
Uncontrollable, a. Ingobemable : incontras-
table, irresisable.
Uncontrollably, ad, Irreeistlblanente.
Uncontrolled, a. Inoontrastablo ; Incontm
vertible; irresistible.
Unconversable, A Intratable,incontratabi*
Unconverted, a. Inflel, no convertida
To Uncord, va. Desatar.
Uncorrected, a. Incorrocto.
Uncormpted, a. Incorrnpta
Unoounsellable, a. Lo qne no se paede nl
debe aoonsf^ar.
Uncountable, a. Innumerable.
To Uncouple, va, Desatrahillar. [criada
Uncourteona, a. Dcsoortea. impolitioo, mal
Uncourtlinees, a, Inurbanidad, rustiddad.
Uncourtiy, a. Descortee. [groeero.
Uncouth, a. Extndko, singular ; incoltow
Unconthly, ad. QroBeramente.
Unoontbness, & ExtraAeza, rareza.
Uncrossed, a. No annlado; no frostrado.
Uncrowded^ Uolgado, desahogada
Unction, $. Undon, untura.
Unotnodty, Unctnousnees, 9. Untuoddad.
Unctuous, <L Untnoso, craso.
UncuUed, a. Noescogldo.
Unoultivable, a. Incnitivable.
Uncultivated, a. Inculto; rOstico, erosera
Uncumbered, a. Desembarazado^ libre.
Uncurbed, a. Desenft-enado ; no doblegado.
To Uncurl, vayn. Deeenrizar d pda
Uncurrent, a. Lo qne no tlone curso 6 no
corre.
Uncnt, a. No cortado, entero 6 complete
Undamaged, a. Ileso, libre de daAo.
Undaunted, a. Imp4vldo ; impert^rritov in-
tr^pida
Undauntedly, ad^ IntrApldamente. [vlda%
Undanntedness, 4L Intrepidez, arrojo, lmp»>
Undazzled, a. No ofkiscado.
Undecagon, a (Ctoom.) Undedtgono.
Undecaved, Undecaying; a, Inmarcedble.
Undeceivable, a. Incapas de engaAar 6 de
ser enganada £errw.
To Undeceive, va. Deeengalkar, advertir d
Undeceived, a. Desengafiado.
Undedded, a. Indedso. indeterminado.
lUndeddve, a. No deddvo 6 coodnaiTO
To Undeck, va, I>e6adomar.
Undeclinable, a. Indeclinable.
Undedined, a, Becta
Undedioated, a. No dedlcado.
Undefooed, a. Enterow no deaflgurada
Undefled, ck No deaanadow
Undefiled, a. Impdato, puro, limpia
tUndeflnable, a. Indemubleu
Undefined, a. Indefinido.
Undeformed, a. No deaflgnrado.
Undefrayed, a. No coeteado ni pagado.
UndeUbented, a. IndeUberado. [d<\
UndemoUahcd, <k No demoUdo^ no dostni
Undemonstrable, a. No demoetrable.
UndeniablCi o^ Innegabkv
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ITiideniablj, ad. IrrtfhigablMDeDte.
Undeplored, a. No Hondo ni lamentada
UndApnvw), a. laooirnpto.
Und«|»riT6d, a. Nojpriyado.
UDd«r, prtp. J adi D«ImOo; bi^ d«, inf<^-
lior i ; indDoa, m6noB quo. por mdnoA, en
idAimm; en; por; ao. ^fuier jxiiA of
dsath^ So peak de nmerie. [prinolpM.
Underaetioii, a-La aodon sobordlntdo, 4 oir*
UttdengiB, «. MiMridad, bmbot edad.
To Ua&iwar, fMik Boportar, aguaoUr.
To Underbid, «a. Ofr«oer por alguna cosa
mAnoa de lo qua vale^
To Underbind, •& Atar por debi^o.
Underbatler a Ajmda de aamiller.
Underobanibo'latD, 9. Bocamarero, «amft-
nro segunda [aaereUrla
Cndarolark, a Esoribionte, amanaeoaa, aoto-
Undaroook, t, Avuda da ooclnero.
UnderflMCion, a. Faoolon 6 partldo aabordl-
nadoiotra
tJnderfllllng^ a. Gimiento de an edlfloow
To UndargOi «& Sofrlr, padecer, agoantar,
aoatener. [Dingnna
Undeigradaato, a Estndiante, nn grado
Undergroond, $. SoterrAneo, aabtarrineo,
adtana [irbolea grandeai
UDdersrowth,& Lo qne naee debijo de loa
Underhand, ad. Debi^o de mano, elandea-
tinamenta.— a Seoreto, clandeetlna
To Underlay, «a. Befonar 6 fortalecer.
Underlayer, a PontaL [de lo que Tala
To Underlet, «a. Arrendar algo por mtoos
To Underline, va. Sabrayar. [trefe.
Underling, a Un agente inferior ; meqoe-
Undermaatar, «l Be^indo maeatro.
To Undermine, va. Mtnar; lapar, abrlr
Diinas ; da&ar por roedioa oeolUM.
Undenninar, a. Mtnador, zapador; enemiso
oonlto. [Debi^.
Undermoat, a. I'nflmo, el maa bajou— odL
Undeineatb, ad. Debi^a
Underoffloer, a. OHdal aubaltama
Underogatorjr^ No derogatorio.
Underpart, a. Parte InJtoioi^
Undar-pettiooat, a. Enagoaa interiorea.
Underplot, «l Digreelon ; mancjjo, trama
aecreta. [de lo qne mereee.
To Underpraiae, to. AlaMr una coaa m^noe
To Undarorize, va. Deaapreolar, reb%)ar la
eatlmaofon 6 valor.
T» Underpropi «& Apnntalar.
To Underrate, «a. DoMpreciar.
Underrate, a Predo inflmo 6 bi^o.
To Undemin, «a. (Nin.) fieoorrer.
To Underaeore, vo. Sftbrayar,
Under-eecrotary, b. Babeeeretario. [otro.
To Undersell, «a. Tender maa barato que
Underaervant^ a. Criado de eaoalera abi^o.
To Understand, «& y fu Entender, ptfd-
bir, aloanzar, oomprender.
Understanding, a. Entendimlento ; intelt-
gonda, conoelmiento; armonUL — & In-
tellgonte, perito.
8'ndarscrapper, a. SoatltQto, agente inferior.
To Undertue, «& y «. Emprender ; tomar
4 an oargo ; roaponder : aTentorar, aniea-
gar. (aaentiata ; oomlaario de entierroe.
Undertaker, «l Emprendedor ; empreaario;
Undertaking^ & Kmpraaa, empelUk
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Uadertanant, a SabaircBdafdor ; snbiaqil
linow [oaaovi
UndervalnatkMi, a EI predo may b%e#
To Underralne, «a. Deeapredar, dar miaa'
Tdor 4, apreelar en menocc [madia
Underraloa, A M4noa del TAku- ; poea «ti^
Underralner, a Manomreeindor.
Underwood, A Monte bi||o, ka arbBSto *
4rbolea aoaaoA
To Underwork, •& Da&ar 6 hunter f«
medioa oeoltoa ; aoplAntnr, dccnbac
Underwork, a Menodenoiaa.
To Undarwrita^ •& Boaeribtr ; aaagnt
oontn loa rioaooa del mar.
Underwriter, A Aaegorador.
Undaaorlad. a. No tMo, no deaeobiarta
Undeaerved, a. No mereddo.
Undeaenradly, ad. Ii^aatamoDte.
Undeaarring; a. Indjgno da gcaar 6 caem-
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UnouooTeraoie, a* inavwigwH^
Undiaooyered, a No deaeobiarta^ wr*mdMk\
Undlflgnlaed, <k Bin diafras, c4adldo»ateoef<x
Undiahonored, a. No deahonrada
Undismayed, a. Intr6pido, imp4yida.
Undiaputed, a. Evldante, inooatoatabl^ te-
eontrovertlblA
Undlaaembled, A BInoero, franoo^ ineao«o
UndlaadTabla, a, Indiadnblab
UndifladyincL a. la qne Jamas m dentlA.
UndiatingniahahK a. Indiatingiilbla
Undlatincuiabed, a. Indiatinta
Undlatorbed, ol Qnleto^ tmnqnflo.
UndiYidaUe, a. Indivisible.
Undivided, a. Indiviao^ entcra
Undivnlged, & BecreUK [perJer.
To Undo, 9<k Desbaoer, deaatar ; amalAar ;
Undoabtod,a Indabitado^ avtdenta.
Undoubtedly, id. IndobitablenMiao , tin
dada.
Undrainable, a. InagotablA
To Undraw, «a. Abrir, tirar hid* AiersL
Undreamed, a» Impenaada (^mdr^mmed
ojCInopinada
To undreasi va, Deanndar.
Undroea, A Eopa de lavantar ; roDA d* caaa.
2b &• iis ai» utulr€t$, (Fam.) Brtarda
traplUo.
Undrled, o. Mqlado, no aeeo.
Undrtvaa, ol Qdato, i^a
Uadroopiog, a Foarta^ qma no ao taaiOmmt
UHE
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Undrossy, a. R«finado, paro. Mtuto.
Unda(s <r, Indebld<s Irregalar; iIicito,in-
Undulary, a, Undoso, lo que ondea.
To Undulate, f>a.jn. Ondear 6 haoer ondas.
Undalation, a. Undnladon.
Undulatoiy, a. Undulatoria
Undul V, ad^ Indebidamente ; ilicltamenta.
UndnUfnl, a. Desobadiante; malo, sin res-
peto.
Undatifullj, ad, Inobediontementa.
Undatifalneas, «. Desobediencia ; fklta da
reepeto.
UnaflMlj, ad» Inqatetament& anstoflamente.
Uneasiness, 8. Inquietad, oesaaostego, in-
oomodidod. dbgusio. [moleato.
Uneasy, a. Inqaieto, coidadoso, ansioso ;
Uneaten, a. No oonifdo.
Uneditylng 0. Lo que no odiflca. [celado.
UneflRioed, a. Lo qne no estA borrado 6 can-
Uneflflscted, a. No efectuado.
Uneleoted, a. No elegida
Uneluddated, a« No aclarsda
Unemployed, a. Desocnpado ; ooloeo.
Unendowed, a. Indotado.
Unenffaged, a. DesocapAdo, libre.
Unenjoyed, Ck No gozado.
Unein6ylne:i a. Que no goza.
Unenlarged, a. Eistrocho ; limitado.
Unenligntened, a. No ilaminado.
Unenslavod, a. Libre de eeolavitad.
Unenterprisinf , a. Que no es emprendedor.
Unentertaining, a. Lo qne no divierte, in-
sipido. [ocupado.
Unentbralled, a. Libre; qne no eet& pre-
Unentreated, a. No soUcitada
Unenvied, a. No envidfado.
Unenumerated, a. No nnmerado.
Unequable, a. Diferente, diverso.
Uneqaal, ct. Desigual, desproporeionado;
Inferior.
Uneqnalable, a. Incomparable. [parable.
Uneqnalled, a. 6fn igual, sin par, incom-
Unequally, ad. Desigualmentei
Unequalness, a. Desigualdad.
Unequipped, a. Qne no estd provlsto de lo
que neoesita para an vliO^
Unequivocal, a. Inequivoco.
tUnerrable, ct. Inerrable, Inflillble.
Uherrtng. a. In&Iible: inerrable.
Unerringly, ad, InfliliDlomente.
Unospouseo, a. Que no tfene defensor.
Unessayed, a. No ensayado ; no Intentada
Unessential, a. Lo quo no oa eeenciaL
Unestablisbed, a. No establedda
Unesteemed. a. No estimada
Unestimated, a>. No tasado 6 yaloado.
Unestranged, a. No oxtrafiado.
Ifnavaporsted, a. No evaporado.
Uneven, a. Desigual ; escabroso ; barran-
C090, quebrado.
Unevenly, ad. De&igualmente.
CTnevenness, a. Desigualdad, escabroaidad,
aspereza; inconstaocia. [no exijKldn.
Unoxacted, a. Lo qne se obtlene sin pedlrlo;
Unexamined, a. No examinado.
Unexampled, a. Lo que no tlene ii)emplar;
6nioo en su lines.
(Toexoeptlonable, a. Libre de c^Jedon 6
reparo; irrecusable.
(TDcxncatcd, a. No ejecntado.
UNF
Unexemplifled, a Lo que suaedo por \*
primera Tea.
Unaxempt, a. No axento, snjeto.
Unexercised, a. Inoxperto; no^ercitado.
Unexhausted, a. Inexhausto.
Unexpanded, a. Encogido, no extendido.
Unexpected, a. Ineeperado, impensado,
inopinado, repentino^
Unexpectedly, ad. Da repente, inosperada*
mente, sin pensark>. [visto.
Unexpectedness, a. Kepenton, lanca Impre*
Unexperienced, a. Inexperto.
Unexpired, a. No aeabado, no concluido.
Unexplored, a. Ignorado, no descubi«rto^
no explorado.
Unexported, a. No extraldo.
Unexposed, <k No expue»to.
Unextended, a. Inextenso. [terminada
Unextermlnabla, a. Que no puede ser ax>
Unextingulsbable, a. InextlnRuible.
Unftded, a. Yerde, no marciiTto.
UnAiding, a. Inmaroeeible.
Unfidling, a. 8egaro, cierto, infldible.
Unfair, a. Doble, fiilso; injusto.
Unfairly, ad. De mala f&.
Unfaithful, a. loficl, perfldo^ traidor. TAa
unfaithful^ Loe incredulos.
Unfldthfblly, ad, Infielmento. [vosia.
UnfUthfblness, «. Infidelidad, perfldta, ale-
Unfkllowed, a. No barbechada
Unfidslfled, a. Yerdadero. [mun.
Unfkmiliar, a, Desacostumbrado, poco co-
Unftshionable, a. Opuesto k la moda, sin-
gular, [lo qnd no ea de moda.
Unikshionableneas, & Uaneza en el vestir;
Un&shionably, ad. Contra la moda; sin
eleganda.
Unlhshioned, a, Inlbrme, tosco.
To Unfosten, va. Desatar, soltar, aflojar.
Unfiithered. a. Hndr&no de padra.
Unfkthomable, a. Insondabla, impenetrable.
Unfkthomably, ttd. De nn modo insondablob
Un&voiable, a. Contrarlo, adversa
Unfltvorably, ad. Gontrariamente.
Unfeared, a. No temldo; Intr^plda
Unfeasible, a. Impracticable, no flKsUbla.
Unfeathered, a. Implumei
Unfed, a. Falto de alimento.
Unfeed, a. No pagado, sin salarlo.
Unfeeling, a. Insenslbla, apitioo; cruel.
Unfeelingly, ad. Gmelmente.
UnfelgnML a. BeaL rerdadaro ; Ingenua
Unfeignediy, ad. Blnceramenta
Unfelt, a. No percibido, no sentido.
Unfenced, a. Ablerto, no oercado ; tnddSpnsa
Unfermented, a. No fermentado.
To Unfetter, va. Desencadanar; llbertar.
UnOgured, a. Informa.
UBflTial. a, Lo que no es propio de on hUo.
Unfllleo, a. Yacio; vaoante.
Unfinished, a. Ineompleto. imperfecta
Uaflrm, a. Endeble : instable.
Usflt, a. Desoonvenicnte; inepto, Ino^MU.
To Unfit, «a. Inhabilitar.
Unfitly, ad. Ineptamente. [propledad.
UnfltnesB, & InepUtud, insufieiencta ; im>
Unfitting, a. Impropio, d06oonvanibl&
To Unfix, «a. Soltar, aflojar ; liquidar, dea-
helar. [voluble^
Unfixed, a, Enaote, vacilante: irraaitlato
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(Jnfledfed, a. Imphnne.
(Jofolledj a, Inrloto.
To Unfold, fw. Deepleftr, d«8doblar; roTO-
lar, deseabrlTf nmnltetar; detenoemr.
Untirbid, Uoforbldden, a, Permitido.
Unlbroed, a. JEaponUnM, Toluntario ; nftta-
nL
ITnftireible, a. DUbl^ llojo.
Unlbrobodlnff, a. Lo que no pronoetiai nada.
Unforeseen, Unlbreknown, a. Impreviito,
inopinada
Unforfelted, a. No perdido, no deeomtoo.
UnfoiglvinfE, a. Doro. Inexorable.
Unlbrgotten, a. No olridado, preaonta.
Unformed, a. Informe. [pando.
Unfonaken, & No abandonado, no deeam-
Unfortlfled, a. No fortiflcado, abierto; d6biL
Unfortunate. & Deaafortnnado, deegradada
Unfortunately, <id. Deegraoladamenta.
UnibrtonateneM, a Infortanlo, deegrada.
Unlboled, a, Impolato, sin taoba, inanoha>
Unfbiind, a. No ballada
Unfoandad. a. Inaondable ; inAindado.
fUnframsble, (k Inoapax de ser fbrmada
To UnfraoM, «(k DeBtmlr la forma 6 flgora
doonaeoaa.
Unweighted, a. No fletado 6 cargada
Unfrequented, a. Deeierto, solitarlo.
Unfrequentlj, ad. Bara rez, ranioente.
Unfriended, a. Deaamparado, ain amlcoa.
UnMendUneas, a Falta de amiatad, Dene*
Toleacia.
UnfHendiy, a. A'apero, seoo ; enemfgo.
Unfroxen, a. No beJado; deehelado.
Unfrnitftil, a, Eatoril, infrnctUbro; infrno-
Unfruitftillj, ad. Infruotnoeamente.
Unfrnitfblneaa. 41 Esterilidad, infocondidad.
UnAnllUled, <k No onmpUdo ; no obseryado.
To UnAul ffo, DesDlegar, deedoblar. To
un^l the 9aUtt Desaferrar las volas.
To Unftimiab, «a. DeshaliOai'; deaproveer.
Ungainly, a. 2aflo, deama&ada
Ungalleo, & Ileso, no borido.
Ungarrlsooad, a. Deognameddo.
Ungatbered, a. No eoglda
Ungenerated, a. Inginito.
Ungonerative,.a. No gonerativo, no proliAoo.
Ungenerous, a. Bin nobieza, sin magnaui-
Ungenerously, ad. Indignamente.
Ungenial, a. Malsano ; oontiario 4 la cona-
titndon, 4 loa b4bltos.
Ungenteel, a. Bndo^ Tulgar, toaoo, groseroi
Ungentle, a. A'apero, severo, intratablc
Ungentlemanlike, Ungentlemanly, a. Dea-
oomedido ; groeero, indigno de un hom-
bre bien criada [amabilidad.
Ungentleness, 9. Bndeia, aspereza, <a de
Ungllded, a. Deedorado.
To ungiitLfxik Descei&lr; desdndiar.
Ungtrt, a, Desoefiido ; suelta
Ungiriiue, a. £1 que no da nada, dcatera
Uaglazed, a. Sin vidrieras; no vidriada
Unglorlfied, a. No gloriflcado, no bonrado.
Te unglovo, va. 8acar los guantes do las
manos.
fo Uuffiue, ao. Desenoolar; dospegar.
OngodBly, ad. Impiamente, irrdigfoea-
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UngodHndia, «. Imp! edad, trrdligiflB.
Ungodly, a. Impk>, irreUgfaMQ, wotkao.
Ungot, a. Ins^nitoL [lodtodpliMlite i
UngoTernable, a. ladomabMi, ioflobenuki^ :
UngOTemableneeB2a: Indodlldad.
Ungovemed, a. Desgobetnado^ daa>Bft»
nado, deeaflbrado.
Ungraoefril, a. Toaoo, feo, deeacradadoL
Ungracefblnoss^ Toaqnedad, fitfta de gndh,
Ungradons, a. Desagndable, ofeoalTa^ cfa»
cante.
Ungrsdoualy, ad. Groaerameote, sla ^rada
UngradooBoes^ a. Desoorteeia, groaans.
Ungrafted, & No logerto.
Ungranted, a, Denegado. [de grasot.
Ungranulated, a. No nrnnoao ; no fsnBads
UngrateAil, a. Deasgnidaoido ; f nmto; d»
conoddo. [dutteaBOita
Ungrateftilly, ad. IngratameDia ; '
Ungrateftilness, a. Ingratitod, de
mlentow
Ungrounded, a. Initandado; ala i
Ungrudgingly, ad. De buena gBna.
Unguarded, a. Deagnameddo ; deaeiddafe.
Inoanto, indlsoreta
Unguent, t. Ungiiento.
Uimadced, a. No meUado.
To UnbaUow, va. Pro&nar.
Unhdlowed, a. Profkno, impk> ;
To Unhand, va. Boltar las maaa
Unhandsomely, ad, Qroaerameiite ; fr»
menta, mal; oon dobles.
Unhandy, a-Desmaftado, torpe, pooo dleslnL
To Unhang, va. Desodgar ; deamootac
Unhappily, ad. InfeUxmeote, por desgrad^
Unhappinees, a Infblkidad, desgrada; ml*
seria, calamidad. [nadoi, deareotarada
Unhappy, a. Infdiz, deadiehado; deaa&icts-
Unharmedy a. Deao, aaao y aalvoL
UnharmftiL o^ Inocentei [eordaata.
Unhannomoua, a. Diaoorde, disonante, ^»*
To Unhameaa, va. Deaenjaeaar; deagaar-
nidonar; beatlas do oargiL
To Unhaao, va. 8oItar el pestHlo.
Uabatebeo, a. No traduddo ; no empoOadai
Unbaunted. a. BoUtaria
Unhazarded, a. No arrieegado.
L
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Unholy, a. Profiino, impio, malmdo, paw
verao.
Unbonorod, a, Dcsproeiado, no reocrado.
To Unhood, tKU Deacaplrotar. [deaool^
To Unhook, ixk Deseandiar, deeafcirar
ToUnhoopteObQaitarToeoercoade loelMr
cika ; quitar al tontille.
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Unhoped, a. Inesperado. [«0p«nuiziflL
Uabopeful, a, Lo qae no proinete boenm
To Unhorac, wu Sacar de la siUa al ginete,
hacerle peeler loa eatribofl. [m casai
To Unhooae. oo. Doaalojar, echar i uno da
Unhurt, a. Ileso, sano y salTo.
To Unbnsk, tw. Desvainar.
Unicorn, «. Uniooimo. (let) Narral« nnl-
coruio marino.
Uniform, a, Uniformo.
Uniformity, & Uniformidad, ounformidad,
iffoaldao, samejanza.
Uniformly, ckL Uniformemonte.
Unimaginable, a. Inimaginable. Tnable.
Unimaglnabl J, cuf. De nn modo no unagi-
Unimpairable, a. Indestmctiblew
Unimpaired, a. Intaoto, ileso ; no dlsmlnni-
do, no gastado.
Unimpeachable, a, Inoenaorable, Intaehabla
Unimportant, a. Nada importante; natural.
Bin afectadon. [Ucitada
Unimportnned, a. Ko tmportnnado, no ao-
UnlmproTed, a. No adelantado, no mej(n»>
do; inoolto.
UnincreaBable, a. Inci^MZ de aamento.
Uninflamed, <k No inflamado.
Unlnflamable, a. Inoombustiblei [mado.
Uninformed, <i. Inoolto, imorante; inanl-
Uolngenuona, a. Dislmnlaao, doble, &bOw
Uninhabitable, a. Inhabitable.
Uninhabited, a. Inhabitado, desierta
. Unii^ored, a. Dceo.
Uninacrtbed, ct, Falto da inscripdon.
CTninspired, a. No inspirado. [stmcclon.
Unlnstraeted, a, Baoo, ignorante, sin in-
gninfltmctlTe, a. No instractlTa
nintelligent, a. Ignorante, est6pldo.
Unlntelligiblenese, «. La inoai>aoidad de ser
entendido : lo one ea inintellgible.
UninteUiglble, a/lnintellgible.
Unintelliffiblx, ad. Inin^lgiblemente.
Unintenttonal, <k Bin intcndon; sin otifeto
6designia
Uninterested, a. Deetntereeado.
Unintermittad, a, Oontinno, sin intermislon.
Uaintermixed, a. Para simple, sin mescla.
Unintorrogated, a. No interrogada
Unintemipted. a. No intemunpido.
Unintemiptedly, ad, Continnamente.
Unintlmidated, a. No Intimidada
Unintrenched, a. No atrinchersdo.
tUnintricated, €L Okro, no Intricadou
XTnlntrodnced, a. Untrometldo, IntnMa
Uninyented, & No desoobiexto, no Inrentv
da [Ibble.
Uninveetigable, a. Inesomtable, Inesoadri-
UnlnvitecLa. No oonTldado>. no rogado.
Union, & Union; oonformidad; oonfedera-
don; propordon.
UniparooB, o. Unipara.
Uttlqae, a. 80I0, fin Igoal, Anioo.
Unison, ». Untsonanoia; oniaon.
Unlaonoa^ a. Untaono.
Unit, », Unidad.
Unitarian, «. Unltaria
To Unite, va. Unir ; eonoordar 6 eonformar.
'-'•n. Unlrsaeenyenlne.
Unitedly, ad, tJ nidamente ; de aeaerda
Unity, «. Unidad, onion, oonoofdia.
UnhriuTo a. (Oonq.) Umvalrow
UNL
Universe], a. Unlyersal; oonum; genenl
total.
Universality, a. Universalidad.
Universally, ad. Univenalmenta
Universe, 9. Universe.
University, «. Universldad.
Univocid. a. Univoco; cierto, regolar.
Univocally, a(t Kn on mlamo, solo 6 iinlce
•deoeioterlda.
to de artioula-
Uqjaondioed, a. Lo que no
Unjointed, a. Deeonido; £
doneSb Riifabra
UnJoyfuL Ui\jOTona, a. Triste, meiano611oo,
Indgeo, a. No sentendado, no jozgado.
oat, a. Ii\jasto, inlcoo, desrazonabla
[ostiflable, a. Indlacnlpabla inezcnaable.
loaUflableness, «. Falta de diaoolpa.
natidably, act Inazcoaablementa
nstly, a<A Injoatamenta [aooama.
'*nkenneL«a. Deaalojar algon animal do
Unkept, a. No retenldo, no goardado.
Unkind, a. Inhomanidad; deacarifiado, dea-
oomedkia [ridad, rigor.
Unkindliness, a. Aapereia, deacarifvo, aeve-'
Unkindly, a. Inhamano; oontrarfo; adver-
to.— ad. Con rigor, con desafeeto, oon
pococarifko.
Unkindnesi^ e. Deaafeeto, desamor, deseari-
fio a&biUdad ; malignldad.
Unknlghtiy, a. Indlgno de on caballoro.
To Unknii «a DesU^Jor; abrir.
Unknowing, a Ignoranteu [berlo.
Unknowingly, aiL Ignorantemonte, sin sa-
Unknown, a. Ocoltcs desconoddo, ignora-
do; Ignoto; ino6gnita [desatar.
To Unboe, va. Desabrochor; desenlazar;
Unlaid, a. Dlalocado, foera de so logar; no
oalmado.
Unlamented, <l No lamentado, no llorado.
To UnhOeh, «a. Abilr levantando d pica*
porta.
UnlawAil, a. Ileditlmo, llkUto.
Unlawfblly, odl lUdtamentei Unlauifidly
doTfi, Hegitimo, baatardo.
UnbwftUness, «i Ilegitimidad; ilegaUdad.
To Unlearn, va. Daaapreuder. [dido.
Unleaned. a. Indoeto, ignorante ; no apren-
Ualeamedi v« ad, IxnoranteoMOta
Unleaveoed. a, A'dma [qa&
UnksB, eonj. A! mtooa qoe, si no, si no as
Unlesaoned, a. No enaehado.
Unlettered, a, Indooto, iliternto.
Unlevelled, a. DedgoaL
Usleyied, a. No ex%ido.
Unllcenaed, a. Sin permlao 6 liocnda.
UnUfl^ted, a. No enoendldo.
UnUke, a. Desem^ante; distlnto; invert
aimIL improbable, [dad, inverislmilitnd
Unlikelihood, Unlikelinese, 9. Improbabill-
Unlikehr, a Inverodmil 6 toTeridmil, Imr
probable.— od. Improbablementep
Unlikeneea, «. DIsimllitod, desemdasni.
Unlimited, a, Ilimttado; indeHnido abeo
lota [did*
Unlimltedly, ad. Ilimitadamonto, lin roe
To UnUnk, «a. Destoroer.
UnUqoefled, a. No derretldo; coi^ew
To Unload, wk Deeesrsar; deaabosar.
To Unlock. «& Abrtr atgona eerradora.
wd-ror, a. Inet^eiMo, Inopinada
Unlooked-f
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dazosk
iTnloved, a. DMmido. [trntUHdid.
Unlo-velinMi, a. Aspertza de genlo, fiUU de
UnloviriT, ck DfMWtiTiabto, desagnMlable.
Unlackily, ad. DesgndJuUmente, de0aA>r-
taii«d«ineat«k [da.
UnlnoUiMH, «. DMMtT^ f&Jtetanio; ntU-
Unlnckr, a. Deflgndado, dMBfintimado;
Axneeto, inikntto, sinlw^; trATiMO.
UolnstroiiB, a. Deahistnda.
Uamaimed, a. Nomotllado, Integra.
Unmakable, a. Impoetbl* d* hacene.
To Unmakei va. Deshaoer. [bardar.
To Unman, «a. Embrnteoer; afominar, aoo-
dmnaoaffeable, & Isunancjable, inddroito,
Intratable.
Unmanagod, a. Ko xnan^ado, bo domada
Unmanlike, Unmanlj, a. Inbnmano, cruel;
•nenrado ; Indigno do nn hombro.
Unnuinnod, a. Fatto do trepidadon.
Unmannered, a. Bodo, groeero: mal oria-
do, Boez. mnpoIHlca.
Unmannorlineso, & Bndoza, mala ciianza,
Unmanneriy, a. ImpoUtioo, makviado^ deo-
oortei.-— odL Desoorteamentoi
Unmanored, a. Incnlto ; falto de abona
Unmarked, <k No obaervado, no aeflalada
Unmarried, a. Soltero, soltera. [ler el vela
To Unmask, va. Qnitar la nutocara; deMor>
Unmaak^ a, Patento, manifleaUx
Unmasterable, a. Indomable.
UnmaetOTed, a. No domado.
Unmatehable, a. Inignalable, ain par.
Unmatdied, a, U'nico, sin ignal, aIn par.
Unmeaning, a. Indgnifleante, vana
Unmeant, a. No Intentado.
Unmeaaomble, a, Inmensorable, Inmenna
UnmcasarablenesL a Tnmenwidtid.
Unmoasarabfy, ad, Inmenaamente.
Unmeasorodj a. Inmenso, inflnito, illmlUdo.
Unmedltatec^ a. Impenaada
Unmeddlod, a. Intacto.
Unmeet, a, Impropio, Indigno, extra&a
Unmellowed, a. Inmatara.
Unmelted, a. No denedda Tda
Unmenttoned, a. No mendonado, en alien-
Unmerchantable, a. InvendiUei [cmel
UnmerdfbL a, Indemente, deaapiadado,
UnmerdAilly, ad, Groelmente, inhomana-
mente.
Unmerdfhlnees, t, Indemeoda, emeldad.
Unmerited, a, DesmereddOk no meneiAo.
Unmeritedneas, t. Demmto, deemered-
mlento.
Unmilkedj a. No ordefiado. [onidado.
Unmlnded, a. Olvldado, desatenrndo, des-
UnmlttdAil, a. (Hvldadlao; deeonidado, de-
Jado. [de atendon.
UnmindfhlneeB, i. Deaooido, d^fadei. flilta
Unmingled, ct. Pnro, simple, sin meida.
Unmirv, a. Limpio, sin lodo^
Unmitigated, a, Doro, no mitlgado.
Dnmlxed, Unmizt, a, Pnro, sin mezda;
8tmpl&
Unmoaned, a. No lamentado, no Uorada
UnmoisL Unmolstened, a. Eqjoto, eeoo^ no
hAmedo.
Unmolested, a. Qnieto, tranqpila
IV> Unmoor, wk (Nto.> Dosaferrar.
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Unmortn^ed, a. No Upottteado^ J
Unmordfled, a, Inmoroflcado.
To Unmoajd, va. Dessmoldac
Unmonmed, a. No Uonado.
UnmoTod, a, Inm^le, flroM; faalterabfa.
Unmoyinft a. Fatto do morfanleoto ; mo^
irido. [boana
To Uomoffit, «& Besfcapar la can» dtmmi
Unmndcal, a, Disenaiite, dlacord*.
To Unmnizle, va, Qoitar el booaL
To UnaaU. 9a. Desdavar.
Unnamed, a. Innominado, aa^Sttiiaa.
Unnatnrai, a. Contnnatural; IhIibzbvo;
fonada
Unnatnrallj, ad. Contra la natoralaa*-
Unneoeeaarilj, ad. Bin neeeaSdad;
menta.
Unnecessary, a. Innecoeario, aaperftoa.
UnneediU, a. Inlitil, Innaoesarlo. [^ta '
Unnoted, a, Deeoonoddo, oooora. sio ma-
Unnoticed, a. No obeerrado. pasado par «e.
Unnombered, a, Innmnerabla.
Unobeyed, a. No obededdo.
Unobjected, a. No impotado; nn nljnts^
Unobaoziooa, a. No expaeolo A i '
UnobeequiooB, a. Desoortea; 1 ~
so.
Unobseryable, a. Imperceptible; 1
Unobservant, Unobsenlng; €k, J"
do; desoortes; inobservanta.
Unobserved, ciw bin ser obaerradOL
Unobstmctod, a. Libre, no ImpcAda.
UnobBtmctive, a. Lo qne no impftda
Unobtained, a. No adooirido, 6 otOcolda
Unobvions, a* No obvio 6 may olaro; oaoh
ra [land, Baldia, erisL
Unooenpled, a. Deaocnpada UncccmpiM
Unoffandlng, a, Sendllo, taocenteu
Unoffered, a. No <ri1reddo.
To Unoil, va, Desacdtar.
Unopened, a, Genado, no aldeitob
Unopposed, a. Sin oposkion.
Unorganized, a, Inorasnizadow
Unowed, a. No debldok [trsaea
Unowned, a. Bin dneAo; deaeoBaeido; aee-
To Unpadc, va, Desempaqaetac^ dfaiintba
lar, desenflndar; desanogar.
Unpaid, a. No pagado; sin pago, de baidsk
Unpained, a. Sin dolor.
UnpalnfViU a, Lo qne no oanaa dolor.
Unpainted, a. No pintada
To Unpalr, cki^ Deshermanar.
Unpalatable, a Desabrlda [Ma
UnparaQded, a, U'nloo, sin igoal, sin para*
Unnardonable, a. Irremislble; imperdoaa-
Unpardonably, ad. Stn remislon, sin perdoa
Unpardonlng; a, Inejcorable, implaoabla.
Unparllansentarr, a. No pariamentoriow
Unparted. a, Indivlsou
Unpassaue, a, Intnnaltable^ impractiaeda
Unpatiied, a. Bin sends.
To Unpave, ea,.Des«mpedrar.
Unpawned. a. Desempefkado.
Unpeaoeable, a. Revoltoao, alborotador.
Unpcaeeftil, a, Violento, tarbnleato.
To Unpeg, fNi. Deaeadavllaiv deaei
Unpenaloned, a. No peaskmado.
To Unpeoi^ ao.. Despoblar.
UnperceiTabiy, ad, ImperoeptibloaMO^
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tTfipcrodTed, a. No p<>>rdbldo^ no defloobter-
toi.
UnperoelTedlr, ad, Imperoerrtiblamente^
Unperformed, a. No eumplida
Cnpeijnred, a. Libre de peijorio. [fi»da
Unperplezeid, a, Desenredado, desemnan^
Unpereplrable, a. No truuplnble.
Unpersoadable, a. Impersouible, teroo.
Unpetrifled. a. No petrlflcada
Unphiloeopbloal. a. Antiflloedfloo.
Unjtbilosophlcalijv cut AntiflIoe6fi<«niente.
tTo Unphllosophixe, wi. Degradar de fll6-
Bofo.
Unplerced, a. No ponetrado 6 tnupasado.
CTnpillared. a. Sin colanaa.
Unpillowod, a. Sin almohada.
To Unpin, oo. Desprender.
Qnplmoned, a, Libre, eon las manoa soeltas.
Vnpitled, a. No compadeddo, sin oompa-
non.
UnpltiAilIj, ad. Deeapladadamente.
Unpitying, a. InoompasiTo, deeapladado,
indemente.
Unplaoed, a. DaaacomoiaiP.
To Unplait, va. Desplegar, desarragar.
Uoplanted, a, Esponttooa
Unplaatered, <k No enjeeado.
Unplaoslble, a. No plausible, sin, aparien-
ciadejnsto.
nttf. „
Unpleasantly, ad. DeMgradablennente.
idejnstb. [leito.
Unpleasant a, Desagradable, enfltdoso, mo-
Unpleaaantneas, a. Deaagrado^ dlagosta de-
sazon. [jado.
Unpleasod, a. Deaeontento, disgnstado, eno-
Unpleaslng, a. Desagradable, enlhdoBo, mo-
lesto.
Unpleaalnglj, a. Desagradabtemente.
Unpliant, a. Inflexible, lnd6ciL
Unpliantnoas, 9. Inflezlbilldad, IndodHdad.
Unplonffhed, a. Inoolto, no ando.
To Unplame, va. Desplnmar. [tlco.
UDpoedo, Unpoetleal, a, Lo qne no ee po6-
Unpolished, a, A'speix), toseo; grosero, im-
poKtioo. [maacha.
Unpolluted, a. Impdnto, inmaoiuado, sin
Unpopular, a. Binnopolaridad.
UopoeseHsing, a. M que no tiene derecho h
lapoeesion.
Unpractisad, a. Inesperto. no venado.
Unpndsed, a» No cefebraao.
^nprecariou^ a. Independlente.
Unprecedented, a. Inandito, sin ^emplar.
To Unpredlot, iki.. Oontradedr lo predleho.
Unpremeditated, a. Inopinado; no preme*
dltada
Unprepared, a. Desprevenldo, dceprortsto.
Unpreparednees. a Desprerenelon.
Unpnased, a. No prensado; no obligado.
Unpretending, a. Modesto, moderada
Unprevaltinff^ a. Nolo, irrtto.
Unprerented, a. No impedldo k tlempo.
Unprlncelr, a, Indlgno de an prindpe.
Unprincipled, a. £1 que no tiene pnndploe
morales.
Unprtnted, a. BlannBcrlta
Unprlsable, Unprized, a. No apreciado.
Unproelalmed, a. No publicada
Unprofkned, a. Inviolado.
Unprofitable, a. InAttI, vana
UaproAtaMene6^ a. InatiUdad.
UNB
Unprofltably, ad, InAtUmente.
Unproflted, a. IntitiL
Unprohibited, a. No probibldo, permitida
Unproliflo, a. Eat^rll, infeonnda
Unpromising, a. Qoe no promote muoho.
Unprononnoed, a. Inarticolado.
Unpropitioua, a. Infknsto, slniestro, adages
Unproportloned. & Despropordonado.
Unpropoeed, a. No propoesto.
Unpropped, a. Desapuntalada
Unproeperons, & Desafortonado, desgradap
do, infelis.
Unproeperonslf , ad, InfeUzmente.
Unprotected, a. Desralldo, sin proteodon.
Unproved, a. No probada
To Unprovide, tni. Desproveer. [venido.
Unprovided, a. Desprovisto, ftlto, deapro-
Unprovoked, a. Sin motive, sin provoea-
don.
Unpruned, a. No podada [dito.
Unpnblisbed, a Secreto, no publicado; in6-
Unpuniahed, a. Impnne.
Unporcbased, a. No oomprado.
Unporifled, a. No pnrificadow
Unponmed. a. No perseffuido.
Unqualified, a. Inb4bil, inepto, incapas.
Unquelled, a. No sqjeto, no abatido.
Unquenchable, a. Inextingoible.
Unquencbed, a. No extinsnido, no apagado.
Unqnestlonabte, a. Indubitable, Indiapata-
Unquestlonably, a. Sin dispnta, sin duda.
Unqueatlonod, a. Incontestable, Indispata-
blei
Unqulolcened, a. loanimado.
Unquiet, a. Inquleto, agltado.
Unquletncss, a. Inquietud; deaasosiego.
Unraeked, a. No trascgado, no clarifloada
Unraked, a. No recogida
Unransadced, a. No saqneado.
To Unravel, va, Desenredar; deabilar; des*
bastar, desbrozar.
Unreached, a. No aleanzado, no oonaegnida
Unread, a. No Iddo; lllterato, ignonntei
Unreadiness, a. Peaadea; deBpreveneSon.
Unreal, a. Iroaginarlo, vano. [da
Unreasonable, a. Desrazonable, inrnodara*
Unreasonableness, ». Sin mon; exorbitant
da. [tantemeote; exoedvamente.
Unreasonably, odL Irradonalmente; exorbt-
tTo Unreave, «a. Desenredar.
tUnrebated, a. No embotado.
Unrocallable, a. Irrevocable.
Unreodved, a No redUdo. [dow
Unrodaimed, a. Incorregtble; noredama-
Unreooncilable, a. Implacable ; Irreeondlia-
bio. [do.
UnreoonoUed, a. Enemistado ; no reooneuia'
Unrecorded, n. Olvidado; no arohivado.
tUnreooverable, a. Irreoaperable, Irrepara*
bid
Unreoovered, a. No reoobrado.
Unreconnted, a. No referido.
Unreetifled, a. No reotificado.
Unreduced, a. No rednddo; no st^otado.
Unredadbl^ a, Irredodble. [ntr
To Unreeve. va. (N4u.) Despasar, desguai^
Unreformablo, a, Inoorreglble, incapas da
emendarsew [impenltontcw
Unreformed, a. No refiHrmado, do eorregldo
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Digitized by VjOOQlC
UKB
JurolVactedL a. No refraeta [Mosada
UnrefyedMO, a. No reft1|»rado, Qo aliyiado ;
Uurogwded. a. DoMtendtdo^ dMcnidMio.
Unr^ardful, a. NMUgootep
Unregenonttt, a. No reaenonida
(JnMsterod, a No ardiirado.
Unrelnod, <l Dwenfrenado.
dnr^iolclDg. o. Mobnodlieo, triste.
Dnrelated, & Sin oonorton, ptrentMoo 6 re-
Uudon.
dnrelAtire. a. Qae no tiene reUdon.
Unrelfttireif, €UL 81n oonezlon.
Unrelentina, a. InoompMlTOi inflezlblai
UnrolleTabb, a. Incapas do aocorro.
Unrelioved, a. No socorrido.
Unromarkable, a. Lo que no pnode aor nota-
do 6 obawnrado ; qae no mereoe atendoo.
Uoremodlabic, a, Iireinedlablo.
Unremembored, a. OI?idada
Unremembering, a. Traseordado. [ria.
Unremombranoei, & Olvido; (iUta do memo-
Unremttted, a. Oontlnao; no perdonado.
Unremitting, a. Gonstanto, incanaable.
UnremoTeCa* No removido ; Inmobla
Unrepaid, a. No compeneado; stn paga
Unrepealed, a. No abrocada
Unreplning, a, Bealsnaao.
Unrepininsly, ad. Con realgnadon.
Unreplenlahed, a. Yado.
Unreprieyable, a. Sentendado & mueito Bin
oq;>eranza de perdon.
Unreprleved, a. Sentendado 4 moeitd sin
6rden para 8oq>ender la ejecadon.
Unreproadied, a. No acoaado, oensurado 6
mot^Jado.
Unreprovable, o. Inculpable, Irreprensible.
Unreprored, a. Llbre,pennltido; irrepren-
Unreqnested, a. Eepoot&neo.
Unreqoitable, a. Irreparable; Inoettmable.
Unreaented, a. Sin resentimlento. [dor.
Unroeerre, «. Franqaexa, Ingennidad, can-
Unresenred, a, Ulmltado; fttuioo; libre.
Unreaerredly, ad, Uimltadamenteu
Unreeerredniein, «i Candor, ftanqoeza ; IngO"
noldad.
Unrcelsted, a. Irreelstlble. prresbtlble.
Unresisting, a, EBponttoeo ; sin redatenda;
Unreeolvable, a. Indlsolnble. [rado.
Unreeolred, a, Irreaolato^ Indedso : no aola-
Unresolving, ck Iireeqlato, vadlanie.
Unreat, «. Inqnietad, deaasosiego.
Unreatored, a. No reatltuido, no reoobrado.
Unreatrained, a. Deaeofirenado, Ucendoeo;
Uimltada
Unretraoted, a. No retradada
UnreTealed, a. Ocnlto, no rerelado.
UnreTcnged, a. Inolto, sin vengar.
Unrerersed, Unrevoked, «. No revocadOb
Unrewarded, a. No premiado, no reoom-
pensadoi [pllcar on problema.
To Unriddle, va, Deaatar nn enigma; ex-
Fo Unrig, «& (N&o.) DeaaparciJar.
Unrlghteona, a. Immo, tnicno; li^osto.
Unrt^teonalf, ad, intonamente.
UnrtniteoQsneaB, a Inlqoidad, perTcrddad;
li^oatlda.
ITnrulitftil, a, I^Josto, inloao.
To Imrig, «a. Doatrabar ; dosrlzar.
To Unrl^jMk Baagar; doacoaor.
UN9
Unripe, Unrlpeaod, a. Yerdtt, 1
Unripeneea, s. Sin madnres.
UnrlTalled, a. Sin rival, atn paralelo.
To Unrlvet, va, Qnitar ti. remadM de Im
davoa.
To UnrolL «<k Deaaxronar.
To Unroof <Nk Deatediar.
To Unroot, va, Deearraigac
To UnroiSe, vn. Oalmar.
UnroflSed, a. Calmarto, tranquUo.
Unroled, a, Abeolnto, indepeadlentiu
Unmllneaa, ». Tnrbolendai in
enflpeno. [table:
Unroly, a. Inddmlto^ deseon
To Unaadden, «& Alegiar, vegocUar.'
To Unsaddle, «& Deeemaluar ; qnttBr laaffla
Unsaddled^ DeaensUlada
Unaafe^ a, Pdlsroeo no aegoia
Unaafelj, ad. FeUsroeaflEientak
UnaddL a. No proferlda no m^icioiui^
Unaalable^ a, inrendibie; lo qoe bo tkm
Unaalted, a. Deaalado.
Unsanctlfled, a. Prolkna
Unaatlaftotorlncea, «. Falto de e
UnaatlaftwAory, a. Lo qna no watWaccv al
oonvence.
UnaatlaAed, a. Deaeontento.
Unaatisfiodnesfi, 9. Insadabllidad.
Unaatiafying, a. Lo qne no nattefaee 6 «ada
Unaavorlljr, ad, Deaagradablennepta
Unsarorlneaa, t. Inalpides; inal sabor; be-
diondea. Xagza^ilUa
Unaavorjr, a. Ina^ddo, aoao, desa&Mo ; dea-
To Unaay, «a. Betraotar; deadeeiraek
Unacalf, a. Sin eeeamas.
Unacanned, a. No medido.
Unacarred, a. Libre de dcatrioea.
Unsdiolastio, a. Uiterato. (fcrufalOL
Unadiooled, a. Ignorante, Indootoi, bo laa>
Unacordied, a. No ohamaacado, do tortada.
Unaooored, & No frotado 6 ttegatdo.
Unscratched, a. No araflado, no rteqgofiadeu
Unaoroened, a. Deaoablerto; no pcousfaku
To UnMvew, va, DeaentrnmlUar.
Unaorlptaral, & No aegon la Eacritoim.
To Unaeal, foa. DesoUar, qoitar et aeOoL
Unaeaied, a. DeaoUado. [toeaa.
To Unseam, «a Beaooaer; deshaoer las ooa-
Unaeardiablfl^ & IneaerataMe.
Unaeaaonable, a, Intempeativow At unma
sonable hourSy A' deeboraa.
Unseasonableneaa, a De^ropMta.
Unaeaaonably, ad. IntempeaavanMsifte ; fkia
ra de tiempo.
Unaeaaone^ a. No aasonado; aoao.
Unseoonded, €L DesyaUdo, deaamparad<i.
Unaeelng^ a. Clens <o de vlata.
UnaeemUneaa, & Indeoenda.
Unaeemly, a, Indeoonte, improtrfa
Uoaeen, a. InTiaible; no vlato o penlbid^;
inezpNorto. [raado.
Unaent,a.NbenTiado. {TamrI^, No <2»
Unaeparated, a. Indivlsa
Unserviceable, a. XnOtU; laaerTlblm
UnservioeableneB^ «. InntlUdad.
UnaerviceaUjr, ad, In6tllmeateL
Unset, a. No plantado; no poeafco.
To Unsettle, va. Inqoletar, altorar pertat
bar; trastomar.
Digitized by VjOOQlC
UNS
gMtttiia, g Vadhnte ; Inderto; ti^; ins-
UBsevered, a. Indlvlso.
To UnsliAdcle, «a. Deeaprlalonar.
Unshaded, a. Deaoabierto; fin sombre.
Unshadowed, a. CUuro, sereno.
Unahaken, a. Flrme, segoro, inmoble.
Unshammed, a. No flngido.
Unshapely, a. Despropordonado.
Unshared, a. No proreteado; nl di>idido.
To Unshoatbe, va. Deeenvainar.
Unshod, d. No derramado. [don.
Unsheltered, a. Deevalido, fklto de proteo-
To Unship, vo. Desembaroar. To tmthip
th^ rudder^ rNto.) Deamontar el timon.
To ufuhip the oarty Desarmar Ioeremo&
Unshocked, a. No oibndldo, no disgnstado.
Unshod, a, Descaizo; desherrado.
To Unshoe, va, Desherrar on oaballa
Unshorn, a. No eeqnilado; no atusado.
Unshot, a. No herldo.
Unehat, a, Ablerto, no cerrado.
Unsifted, a. No cemido.
UnaightUnesSt «. Fealdad, deformldad.
Unslditly, a. Fea dlaforme.
To Unsinew, va, £nervar, debllitar.
Unsinnlng; a. Imnecabla [da
Unsidlfhl, Unskilled, a. Indlostro, deema&a-
UnsklUhUy, ad. Sin arte; mal; oon poca
mafia.
Uoskllfolness, a Desmafta: Inhabilidad.
UnsUin, a. Vivo, no mnerto. fCal viva.
UnsUdced, a. No apagada VMlaked lim^
Unalanghtered, a. Que no ha sldo matado.
Unsociable, a, Insodable, Intratable, harsp
flo.
Unsoolableness, $. Insodabilldad.
Unsodablj, ad. Insociablemente.
UnsoUed, a. Impolato, libre de mancha.
Unsold, a. No vendido. no deqmohado.
To Unsolder, «a. Desoldar. [tin soldada
Unsoldlerlike, Unsoldlerly, g Indigno de
To Unsole, «a. Qoitar la saela 6 la soleta;
despalmar las caballeriaa.
Unsolidted, a. No soUdtado, no boscada
UnaoHdtoas, a, TranquUo, no ansloea
Unsolved, a. Sin resofver, dn ezpUcar ; os-
coro. conftiso.
Unsophisticated, a, Poro ; no adulterada
Unsorted, a. No apartado. no separada
UDSoogfat, a. Hallado sin boscarla
Unsound, a. Enfermizo, enfermo; erroneo;
corromptdo. (TeoL) Heterodoxa
Unsounded, a. No sondeado ; no examlnado.
Unsoundness, s. Ueterodozia; fklta do soil-
dex; corrupdon.
Unaoured, a. No agrlado.
To Unsow, va. Desooser.
Unsown, a. No sembrado.
Unqwred, a. No ahorrado.
UnnMrfng, a. Liberal, generoso.
To unnieak, va, Bctractar.
Unspeakable, a. Inelkble, InezpUcablA.
Unspoakablj, ad, Inefablemente.
Unspeciflcd, a. No espedficado; no men-
donado.
UiDflpeeuladve, & No espeenlativa
TJaeped, a. No despadiado 6 expedldo.
Unspent, a. No gutsdo.
To Un^liere, va, Bicar de m esfera 6 lugar.
UNT
Unspled, a. No visto, no deseabierto.
UnspUt a. No derramado.
Unspoiled, a. No saqueado; Qeso; tntacta
Unspoken-oA a. Aquello de que no se hs
huAado.
Unspotted, a. Inmaonlado. sin manffh*
Unsquared, a. No cuadrado.
Unstable, a. Yacilante, instable, rariablei
Unstaid, a. Voluble, atolondrado, incona-
Unstaidness, «. Indiscredon; inoonstandiL
Unstained, a. Iranaculada [da
Unstanched 6 Unstannobod, a. No restiufia-
Unsteadflist, a. Instable, inconstanta
Unsteadftstness, s. Instabilldad.
Unsteadily, ad. Inoonstantemente. [da.
Unsteadtnesa, a. Inoonstanda, Inoonsecuen-
Unsteady, a. Voluble, inconstante, incons«-
cuente.
Unsteeped, a. No empapado.
Unstommed, tt. No restaflada
UnsUII, a. Inqnieto, desasoeegado.
Upstimnlated, a. No eetlmolauo 6 incitada
Unstinted, a. No limitada [agitado.
Unstirred, a. No movido, no meneado, no
To Unstitch, va. Desooser. [destapada
Unstopped, a. No impedldo ; no redstido ;
Unstrained, a. Natural, no violento.
Unstraitened, a. llimttado.
Unstrengthened, a. Falto de apoja [tar.
To Unstzlng, va. Desencordar ; dealiar, ^sa*
Unstruck, a. No oonmovida impdvida
Unstudied, a. No eetudlado; no premedi-
tada
Unstuffed, a. No rellenado.
Unsubdued, a, Indomado, no si^etada
Unsubstantial, a. Imaginario; impalpable.
Unsubddized, a. Sin subsidlo. anxllio 6 so-
oorro. [gradado, adversa
Unsuccessfhl, a. Sin efecto, infructuoeo, dea
Unsuccessfully, ad. Infelizmente.
Unsncoessftilness, «: Infortunio^ deedioha.
Unsuccessive, a. Intermmpida
Unsuoked, a. No mamado, no chupada
UnsulTerably, ad. Insoportablementa
Unsugared, a No azucarada
Unsuitable, a. Desigual, impropia
Unsuitablenees, a Incongruencla, deacon*
veniencia.
Unsuitlns, a. Incongmo, impropia
UnsuUieo, a. Inmacnlado. [verso.
Unsung, a. No cantado, no celebrado en
Unsuppianted, a. No suplantado.
Unsupplled, a, Dosprovisto; no surtido.
Unsupported, a. Sin apoyo, sosten 6 defensa.
Unsure, a. Inderto. no segora*
Unsurrendered, a. No rendido 6 entregada
Unsurrounded, a. No rodeado 6 dreundado.
Unsuseeptibillty, «. Faltade susoeptlbilidad.
Unsuspected, a. No sospeehada
Unsuspecting, Unsnq»idoua, a. Sendllo, nc
soepechoso.
Unsnstalned, a. No apoyado, sin protecdo&
To Unswathe, va. Desempaflar.
Unswayable, a. Inflexible. [mento.
To Unswear, va, y tK Betractar un jura*
Unsworn, a. Nojuramentado.
Unsystematio, Unsvstematioal, a. No alst»
matioo, fldta de nstema.
Untainted, a. Inmacnlado ; no eorromplda
Digitized by VjOOQlC
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(Jntaken. & Ho tooudo, no cogida
DntaQcMO^ a. AqneUo do quo no so hftbia,
ni M hace mendon.
ITntftinable, & Indomtblo. [mado.
UnUmad, A Inddmito, IndomadOi nqdo-
Untanglbla. a. No tangible. [Aar.
To Untanglo, vo. DoMnredar, dceonmara-
Untastod, a. No gnstado, probado 6 catado.
Untasting, a. Sin paladar, nl aabor.
Untao^t. a» Bnoo, mal calado; inexperta
tJnteacnable, a. Incanas do aer enseflado.
tlntoemlng, a, £Bt6ril
Untempered, a. No templado, sin temple.
Untempted, a. No tentado^ libra do ten-
tadonea. [Inc^ms de defensa.
TTd tenable, a. Lo que no ae puede poaeer;
Untenanted, a. Deoarrendado ; deeocnpado.
Untendered, a. No ofredda
Untented, a. No onrado.
Unteniaed, & Intr6pldo, no amedrentado.
Untbanked, a Deeagradeddo.
UnthankfkiL a. Ingrato, deaagradeddo.
UnthankAill/, ad. logratamente.
UnthanMUlneM, a. Deaagradedmlento, in-
gratitud.
Unthawed, a. No deshelado.
To Unthink, va, Desechar una idea 6 on
pensamlenta [(iiacreto.
Unthinking, a. DeecnldadOk deeatento, in-
Untbornr, a. No eepinoso.
Untboogut-oi; a, Impenaado, deeeoldado;
echado en el olvlda
To Unthread. «a. Deehilar; desenhebrar.
Unthreatened, a. No amenazado.
Untbrift, a. Gaatador. prMiga
Unthriftlly, ad. Pr6digamente.
UnthrlWneae, a. ProdigaUdad.
Unthrifty, a, Pr6dlgo, maniroto.
Unthriving, a. £1 que no proapera.
To Unthrone, 9a, l)eatronar.
To Untie, «a Deeatar, desprender, soltar;
aflqjar; desbaoer; aclarar, explicar.
. UnUl, acU HaaU; basU qne ; ontre tanto 6
mientras qne.
To Untile, co. Destcjar.
Untilled, a. Inculto.
Untimbered, a. Falto de madera, endeble.
Untlmelf, a. Intempoetivo, precox, prema-
tnro.— adb A'ntea de tiempo, ain suzon.
Untlnged, a. No tintnrado, no numohado ;
libra do defecto 6 tacha.
Untirable, a. Incansable, inlktigable.
Untitled, a. Lo qne no tiene tUulo, sin titnlo.
Unto. prep. A\ para, en, dentro. V. 7b.
Untoia, a. Secreto, ooulto ; no referido, no
dlcho.
To Untomb, va, Desontcrrar.
UntooUisome, a, Desagradable.
Untouched, a. Intacto ; ileao ; insensible.
Untoward, a, Terco; desmafiado; siniestro,
fiUal; enfkdoeoMnodmoda
Untowardly, a<2. Torcamente; fatalmente.
Untowardnese, t. Perrersldad, terquedad.
Untraceable, a. Impoaible de rastrear 6
averigaar. [huella.
Untracod, a. No hollado, sin senda, ain
Untraotable, a. Intratable ; mal geniado.
UntracUbleness, & Insodabilldad ; aspo-
reza; indodlldad.
ITntyaln^a. Indisolptlnado, lnd6dl.
UNIT
Untratt0ferable,a.lna]lanalt|e; hu§tmkl»
Untransparent, a. Opaco ; no tranai
UntraTelled, a. No monentado dm .
ros; el quo no ha vteto palaea txtrajmm
To Untread, «& Denadar lo andado.
Untried, <k Qne no ae ha expcrimcBta^
probado ii Jowado, «Majrada
Untrlnuned, a. Ko gnarneeido. [do
Untrod, Untrodden, a. No pfsadot, at Mb-
Untrae, a. Falao, Indcrto; <ngaftuao, pf
Ada
Untroly, ad, Falsamentai
TO Untrnas, «a. Deaatftr. (did
UntmatinesB, 9. Infldelidad, perOdla, him
Untmstjr, a, Inflel, p6rfldo.
Untruth, a. Fabedad, mentlra ; tzaldoB.
Untttdcered, a. Abierto.
Untnnable, a. DeaentonadOi» dlseoada
Untnnableneaa, a. Falta de
To Untune, «& I>aaento&«r;
destemplar.
Untume^ a. No tomeado.
Untutored, a, BCalcrlado, mal .
To Untwine, «& DeaenroUar,
deecoger; deeenroacar.
To Untwist, vo. Deetoroer.
Unnrged, a. No predaada
Unuaed, a. Innsitado; laadlfto.
Unuaeftil, a. Instil.
tnnsitada.
UnnsuaL a. Baro, extrafio , _
Unaauall/, ad. Inudtadamente.
Unusualneaa, a. Raresa. [decftla.
Unutterable, a. Inefhble, tnezpilleaMa, in*
Unralued, a* Deaestimado, i
Unranqniahed, a. Invicto.
Unyaried, a. Inyariado; nnUbniML
Unrariegated, a. No yariegado.
Unvamlahed, a. No barnindo ; abi i
Unyarjring, a. Invariable.
To Unyell, vn. Qultar el yeks i
Unyeiledly, ad. A' cara deacubierta.
Unrentilated, a. No yentilado. [prA^SoaL
Unyeraed, a. loexperto, no Tcnado, aa
Unviolatod, a. Inylolado, lleao.
Unvialted, & No yisitada
Unwakened, a. No deeplerta (jMrnidaa
Unwalled, a. 8in muranaa; abianoj aia
Unwarilf, ad. Incantamente. [doa.
Unwarineaa, a. Deaeuido, falta de pt^eaa-
Unwarned, a. No ayiaado, no preyaatdo.
Unwarrantable, a. Inexenaable, iiidiactiipa>
ble ; inaoateoible. ioddbnaabla.
Unwarrantably, acL Ii\Jnatamentak
Unwarranted, a. Inderto; no antorisada
Unwary,Os Incaoto, Impmdente; laopiDada
Unwashed, ol Sndo, que no ae ha layada
Unwasted, a. Entero, ilena
Unwatered, a. No reeado.
Unweakened, a. No debilltado. reanaalbla
Unwearied, a. No eanaado; t"«M*'gabh^ ]».
To Unwearj, vo. Belbdlar, qoitar et ca»
aanda
To Unweay^ 9a. Deat^; deabilar.
tUnwedgeabie, 0. Inhendlble.
Unweeded. a. No eaeardada
Unweigbeo, a. No peeada
Unweighlng, a, NcgHgente, Incoaaiderada
Unwdoome, a. Doaagradabln, Incrttaoda
importnno.
Unwell, a. Enfermlsov malo.
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Unwept, a. No ll<mido.
Unwhettcd, a. Desafllado.
Unwholesome, a. Malsano, insalnbra
tTnwholeaomenoas, «. Inaalabridad.
Unwleldllj, ad. Pesadamente. [ncjarae.
UnwioIdlnesB, «. Pesadez, diflcultad de ma-
Unwleldy, a. Pesada [volantad.
XJnwillfog, a DeaincIlDado ; Bin gana nl
TTnwiUlngly, ad. I>e mala gana, por fhena.
Unwillingnees, ». Mala gana, repagnaneia.
To Unwind, vo. Desenredar, deeenmarafiar.
^nwiped, a. No limplado, no ei^agada
crnwise. a. Impradente, Indiscroto ; tonto.
Unwiseijr. a<l lYociamente.
Unwished, a. No boscado, no deseado.
Unwithdrawing, a. Continaa [tablei
Unwltberable, a. Inmarcesible ; inmarchl-
Unwithstood, a. Sin oposidon ni contra-
diodon.
Unwitnessed, a. Sin testlgos.
Unwlttllj, ad. Sin grada, tontamente.
Unwittingly, ad. Sin saber.
Unwittj, a Tardo, lerdo, neela nito.
Unwonted, a, Baro, extraordinario ; ins6>
Unwontedness, e. Sareza.
Unworking, a. Ocioea [dad.
Unworkmanlike, a. Dosmafiado, sin babili-
Unworshipped, a. No adorado.
Unworthily, ad. Indignamente.
Unworthinesa, a, Indignldad, fiilta de mSrl-
to; bi^eza.
Unworthr, a. Indlgno; tU, ha^o.
Unwounded, a. No berido, ileeo.
To Unwrap, va. Desenrolver, descoger.
To Unwreathc, va, Desenrollar, destorcer,
desenvolvor.
To Unwrinkle^a. Desarmgar.
Unwritten, a. verbal ; tradidonaL
Unwronght, a. En bruto ; crado ; grosero.
Unwrang, & Ileao, destorddo, deshilada
Unylelded, a. No cedldou
Unyielding, cTw-Inllexibie, reacio, terco.
To Unyob^ co. Detandr. [nada
Unyoked, a. Desunddo; libre, descnlVe-
Unzoaed, a. Lo que no tiene oeflldor 6 dnta.
Up, €uL Arribiu—piyp. Hacia; basta.-—
inUni. Arribal Th« gun U up^ £1 sol ha
salido. To be up^ Estar levantado. Up
there/ AUonbW
To Upbear, «a. Soetener; levantar en alto.
To Upbraid, vo, Ediar en cara, afear, vita-
perar.
Upbraiding, «. Beconvendon.
Upbraidingly, ad. Por via de reoonvendon.
Uphill, a, DifldI, penoso. (Fam.) Caesta
arriba. [rlqaozas.
To Uphoard, f>a. Atesorar, amontonar.
To Uphold, vn. Levantar en alto; protegcr,
roantener.
Upholder, «. Sostenedor, aooyo. [cera
Upholsterer, a. Yendedor de mneblea, tapi-
Upland, «. Torreno olevado, pais montafioea
Uplandish, a. Montafioeo, elevado ; rftstieo.
Upmost, €k Lo mas alto, elevado, suprema
iTpon, pr^. Sobre, endma, en, con, oerea
de, i, por.
Upper, & Superior, mas alto. [nente.
Uppermoetiii. Lo mas alto 6 mas preemi-
Uppish, a. JSngreido, altivo; soberbio.
Ul>pishneis, 8. Altivex.
UTE
To Upraise, va, Ezaltar.
To Uprear, va. Elevar, exaltar. [josto.
Upright a. Deredio, perpendicular, recto;
Uprightly, ad. Perpendicularmente ; reetS'
•ni>n»« [dad
Xj e, «. Bectltnd, probidad, integri-
T vn. Levantazse, elevarsft
J} Tumulto, confliaion, alboroto,
>n.
T va, Desarraignr.
T 0, vo. Despertar, exdtar.
T JO. Trastomar. (N&u.) Zozotrar.
Upshot, 8. Remate, fln ; soma total
Upside, e. La parte superior.
Upei^edown, ad. Con desdrden; de
md, vn. Estar derecho, estar .
g, a^ Erizado. [honoree 6 [
[abi^o.
-,--^ . , arriba
To Upstand, vn. Estar derecho, estar en pi^
Upstaring, a^ Erizado. [honoree 6 pooer.
Upstart, «. Hombre b^jo que se eleva 4 lot
To Upstay, va, Sostener, apoyar.
Upwards, a. Hida arriba; mas. Ten
pounde and vptoarde^ Diez libras 6 maa.
To Upwind, va. Arrollar. enroscar.
Uranium, «. (Min.) Uranlo.
Urbanity, «. Urbanidad, cortesania.
Urchin, e. Erizo ; bribonzuelo.
Ureters, a. pi. Ur^teres.
Urethra, a Uretra.
To Urge, vcjn. Indtar, ezcitar; irritar,
eaibrzar; nrgir, instar.
Urgency, «. Urgenda, aprieta
Urgent a, Unnnte; importune
Urgently, ad Instantemente, con instanda.
Urser, a Solicltador, abrumador.
Urmanr, a. Urinaria
Urinative, a. Lo quo provoca la orina.
Urinator, s. Buzo, somormi^jador.
Urine, a. Orina, orin.
To Urino. vn. Orinar, roear.
Urn, A Urna: vaso hecho para varios uboa
Uroecopy, «. Uroscopla.
Ua, pron. Nos, nosotros 6 nosotras.
Usage, A Trnto, tratamionto; uso, costum*
bro, prdcttca.
Usance^. Uso; empleo; estilo; logro.
Use, A Uso, servido; utllidad; necesidad.
To Use, va,yn. Usar ; emplear; acostum*
brar; tratar; practicar; soler.
Usefdl, a. U'til.
Usefbliy, ad. U'tllmento.
Usefulness, a Utllidad.
Useless, a. In&tiL
Uselessly, ocL InAtilmentei
UselessnesA a Inntilldad. [maestro^
Usher, A Ugler, portero de camara ; sot^
To Usher, «(2. Introducir; anundar.
Usual, a. Usual, acostumbrado, ordinario.
Usually, ad. Comnnmente.
Usnalnese, a Costumbro; frecnenda.
Unucaption, a Usucapion.
Usufruct, A Usnfructo.
To Usure, vn. Usurar, dar & usura.
Usurer, a Usurero, logrero.
Usurious, a. Usurario.
To Usurp, tw. Usurpar.
Usnrpatiun, a Usurpadon.
Usurper, a Usorpador.
U8arpingIJ^ ad. For usurpadon.
Usury, A UsurL
Utensil, A Utensillo. [solanieBta
Uterine, a. Uterino ; hermanos de madre
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Utornt, a. U'toro, madn^
VtOitj, $, UtiltdMl, vrati^
Utmoet, a, Extnmo^ sumo; nuTor, idm
gnndo; mas diataiite; ikltlmot poi^raro.
— «. Lo sonra, lo mayor, lo maa preoni-
Mote.
Utopian, A Imaffinaria
Utter, a, Eztarior; total, todo, cabal; «z>
tremo, azoefltro ; perentorio.
To Utter, va. Proftrir; expreaar; OMoUba-
tar ; poblhsar. [pronanciar.
Uttarable, a. Lo qoe ee paedo proferir 6
Utterance, 9, Prolaoloo ; babla, lengoiifo,
expreaion.
Utterer, ». El que prononda; dlmlgador.
Utterly, ad, Totahnente, del todo.
Uvea, «. U'Tca, la tereera t^uiica del qjo.
Ureooa, a. Lo que perteneoe i la iirea.
UTula, A U'TnIa, campandla, galUlla
UsoriooA a. Oarmmlno.
Uxorioosly, ad, Oon gnrmmlna.
UxoriooaBeaa, a. Onrramina; aamiaion In-
debida k la mqjer propia.
V.
V conaonanto ao pronimda ca inglea como
an eapafloL [don.
Yacanof, a. Yado, boeco; Taoante; raca-
Vaoant, a. Yado, deaocnpado ; Inane, lerdo.
To Vacate, va. Annlar; InTalldar; readn-
dir ; dar fin renunciar.
Vacation, $. Vacacion.
tVaocary, a Boyera; eatable y tamblen;
el lugar de pasto para laa raeaa.
To Vaccinate, to, vacnnar.
Vacdnatlon, A Vaennscion, vacona.
Vaccine, a. Vacnno. rtaoeUL
VacIllancy,A Vadladon, flaotoadon, tnooas-
To Vacillate, tm, Vacilar.
VndlUtion, a Valren.
To Vacoato, va. Evaenar.
tVacnatioB, A ETaoaaeion.
Vacniat, a Vacaista.
Vacuity, 8. Vacnldad.
f-Vacnooa, a. Vacio, deaocnpado.
Vacnum, A Vacao.
tTo Vade, «ik DesTaneoerae, paaar.
Vade-mecum, a Vademecum 6 Tad&
Vagabond, a. y a Vagabundo, Tagamundo,
holgaean. [rada.
Vagary, a O^nicfao, extraraganda, humo-
Vaginopennoua, a. AllTalnado.
Vagrancy, a Tana; yagandA
Vagrant, a^ a Vagabnndo, Tagamondo.
Vagne, a. Vago, Tacante; Indetermlnado.
Vain, 6k Vano, InAm; hueoo, vado; Inaub-
alstente.
Vainglorious, a. VanagloHosa
Valngloriously, ad, Vanaglortosamente.
Valnglorlonaneai, a VanagloriA
Vainfflory, a Vanagknla, Jactanda.
Valnfy, ad. Yanamente.
Valr, A Forro de plelea bianco y azuL
" .)Terado.
[VarosL
f airy, a (BlaA) Verado.
VaianooL a Ccnefa do cama; gotera de oor-
tlnaa de Tcntaoa
fTe Valance, 9a, Adomar con cencCu.
8^
Vato, A (Po^) VaUa: jwopliML
Valedlctton, a Yale, dvpedlda.
Valedfctoiy, A Dedeapedkla; '
Valenttne, a Valentin 6 Valeai
Valerian, a (MM.) Valeriana.
Valet, A Oriadow [odao, deHoula
Valetudinarian, a. yA YaletndliiartOi, eaftr-
Valetudinary, & Valetodlnarlo ; de poena»>
Ind.
VaUaat a, Vallente, ealbmdo>,
Vallsatiy, ad, Vattentementa^
VallantneaA a Vakntia, Tatoc. i
VaHd, a. VMdo, eefoRado; reolbUcc
Validity, Vaadneaa, A VaU^ '
dealgnnaofco.
Vallae, a Bolulet^ aUbija.
Valiancy, a Pdooon 6 pehMa granda.
Valley.AVaUe.
Valoroua. (k Valeroao, TaUente, tntrifMa.
Volorouuy, ad, ValeroaamentA
Valor, A Valor, allento, brio, AaimnK
Valuable, a. Predoeo ; Talnable, Imi
apradablei Dnap
VdmblenaH,APiedoaidad,« -
Valuattoa, a Taaa; aralno.
Valuator, a Taaador, aTalnader.
Value, A Vaknyprado. fdar
To Value, «a. Yaluar, tasar; esltmaa; mpn
Valnelca8,a. Indlgno, deqiredabl*, ain Yntor
Valuer, a Taaador.
Valve, A Puerta de doe bcjas.
Valvule, A YalvuUlIa, Tilvola ppqnai^
Vamp, A Pala de npatow Xotranoevm.
To Vamp, va. Bemeadar una coaa tI^ eaa
Yamper, a Bemendon.
Vampire, A Yamplra
Van, A Vansuar^ (b*«Uo
To Van, ma Bieldar, aveatar el gmno eea «1
Vka-eoarior, a Preoonor.
Vane, A Yeleta. (Nto.) Qrfanrola. Dtf-
wmtf Catarlento.
Vangs. A pj. (NAu.) Bmraa da meaana.
Vanguard, a Yanguardia.
Vantlla, a Yalalca 6 TalnlDa.
To Vaniah, <m. I>eavaneoeae, i
Vanity, a Yanidad; InatUkM; 1
tentacl<ML (saK.
To Yanqulab, 9a. Veneer, oonqnSstar, mtrnt-
Yanqulabcr, a Yeocodor.
Vantage, a YentaU, gananda. ptovaeka;
ocadon, oportnnldad; •apartamad.
Yantbraaa, A BrazaL
Vapid, aJ^chalado; iMfpUo.
Vapidity, VaptdnaaB, a Indpldei.
Vapor, A Vapor; bnmo; flato; vn
To vapor, 9tk Evaporarae, exbalarw; bnln-
Yaporer, a Baladron, i
v4>orisn, a. Vi^ioroao, c«»riclioaoL
Yaporoua, a. Vaporoao; aatakntOL
VapuIatSon, a Yapuladon 6 ^ ~ *
asotalna.
Variable, & Variable.. Otoanii^
VarlableneBa, a InatablHdad, InnnnJMiLla.
Variably, ad, YartablemanteL
Variance, a Dlacordla, deaaTaneoeiaL 7t
6a cK voriffMoa «ett4, Bslw reftUo «aB.
Variation, a Yariadcn, mndanxa.
Varicose, Varioctas, a. Varicoao, i
do ▼iriom.
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to Tariegste, «& J«p«ar, T6t««r. [do.
Variegation, «. Jaspeadnra; veteado, Jaspear
Variety, a. Y ariedad, diveraidad ; altaiadon ;
TariaoioD.
Variolous, a, Ylrolento. [stanta.
VariooBj a. Vario, diverso, diferente ; inoon-
Varloasiy, ad. Yariamente.
Yariz, $. Ykrlee 6 varia.
Yarlet, a.BeIitre; tano^ piUo.
Yamisb, «. Bamls.
To Yarnisli, va, Barnizar ; paliar, diaimolar.
Yamlshor, a. Embamizador, cbaroUsta ; pa-
liadoa. [biar: diaorepar, discordar.
To Vary, ca. ▼ n. Yariar, diferendar ; oam-
Vasoalar, a. Yascn1o«o, Tascnlar.
Yasoallferooa, a. (Bot) Yaaculoso.
Vase, 9. Yaso de adoma
Vassal, «. Yasallo; slervo.
YaasalageL a. YasaUiOe^ esdavitad.
Vast, a. YastOy extenso ; inmenso ; enorme.
Vastnesa, t. Yastedad, dilalooion, iamensi*
dad.
Yastiy, ad. En snmo grado, mtnr, mncho.
Vat, «. Tina. A tann^r't «ai, Noqno, estan-
qoillo^ pozuelo.
Yaticide, a. Yatldda.
To Yatlcinata, vn. Yatlcinar.
YaUolnation, a. Yaticinia
Vault, a. B6¥6da; caeva; oarerna; volteta.
To Yaulfc, vcL Abovedar.—on. Dar raeltas
on el alTA,
f-Vaoltage, a. Bod^ arqneada.
Yanited, a. Aboveoado.
Yaolter, a Yolteador, volatin. [glorlarae.
To Yaont, vAjn. Ostentar; Jactarse, vana-
Yaont, 9. Jactancia, oatontacion ; ala^e.
Yaantcr, «. Baladron. flmikrron.
Yaantital, a. Jactandoso, vanagloriofia
Yaantiuffly, ad. Con Jactanda.
Veal, a. Temera; temero vivo^
Yeal-cuUet, «. Ti^ada de temera.
Yeal-pie, 9. Pastel de temera. [ballo.
Yedette, 9. Centinela 6 deacabridor de & oa-
To Yeer, vn. (NAu.) Birar.— «». Aflojar,
alargar.
Yegetablo, a. Yegetal, legnmbre, yerdura.
To Vegetate, vn. Yegetar.
Vegetation, a. Yegetadon.
Yegetatiroi a. Yegetatlva
Vesetativenes^ a. Fotenda veeetativa
Yenemenoe, Yehemency, a, Yehemenda,
Tiolenda. [lento.
Yehement a. Yebemento, ioipetaoeo, vio-
Vehementiy, ad, Ychemeniemente.
Yehide, a (Fis. y MM.) Yehienla Car-
roago.
Yehicalar, a. Lo qao pertcnece al yehicalo.
To Yell, va. Ydar; onbrir; encnbrir; oool-
tar.
Vdl, a. Yolo, cuWerta, dlafha.
Ydn, «. Yena; oavidad; reta, indinadon.
Ydned, Yelny, a. Yenoeo; vetado.
Ydlel^, 9. Yelddad.
To YeDlcate^iKi. (M6dO Velicar, esUmuIar.
Yelllcadoa a. (MM.) Yelicadon.
Yellani,AYitela.
Ydodty, «. Yeloddad.
Velvet, 9. Terdopelo.— a. Hedio de terdo-
pelo; terdopeiiido.
f dvetecn, a rana, terdopelo de algodon.
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Yelret-ireaTer. a. Terdopelerob
Yelnre, a. Terdopdo.
Yenal, a. Yenal, meroenario.
Yenallty, a. Yenalidad.
Yenatlc, a. YenatorlOi de oaza. ^
Yenation, a Caza.
To Vend, va. Yender.
Yendoe, a. Comprador.
Yender, a Ycndedor.
Yendible, a. Vendible, venal.
Yendlbleness, 9. La calidad de ser vendlbli
tVenditation, a. Ostcntadon, jactanda.
Yendition, 9. Yendidon, venta.
To Veneer, va. Taraoear, ataraoear.
Yeneer, a. Ataraoea, taracea. Venaera
ChajMS de caoba.
Yenemona, a. Yenenoso, ponzofioso.
To Yenenate, va. Envenenar, atosigar.
Yenenatlon, a. Yenona t68igo.
Yenerable, a, Yenerable.
YenerablenesA a Yenerabilidad.
Yttierably, a& Yenorablemente.
To Yenerate, va, Yenerar, reverendar, re
petar, honrar.
Veneration, 9. Yeneradon, respeta
Yenerator, 9. Yenerador.
Yenereal, a. Yen6reo ; cobrlzo, cobrofio.
Yenereooa, & Llbidinoso, sensaal, lasdr:,.
Yenery, a Monteria 6 caza mayor.
Yenesection, a Flebotomia, Sangria.
Yeney, a Estocada.
YengeanocsA YenganzA
YeniaL a. venial, remisible ; licita
Yenially, ad. Yenlalmente.
Yenialneea, a YeniaUdad.
Venison, a Yenado, came de venada
Yenom, a Yeneno. [da&
Yenomoua, a. Yenonoso, ponzo&oeo; mor-
Yenomondy, ad. Yenenoeamente.
Yenomousness, a Yenenosidad.
Yent, A Bespiradero; lambrera; salida;
despacho; venta; deeabogo.
To Vent, va. Echar, arroiar, deeahogar, yen-
der, vMitear; dar salida 6 abrlr an respi«
radero, etc ; ecbar fuera; descabrir 6 di-
vnlgar; dedr, asegorar.
Ventanna, a YentanA [cera; atabe^
Yent-hoIcL a (Art) Fogon ; venteadora ; cer*
To Yentilate, va, Yentilar; aventar; oon-
trovertlr.
Yentilatlon, a Yentiladon.
YentUator, a Yentilador.
Yentodty, a Flatnlenda, yentoddod.
Yentride, a (Anat) Yentxicalo.
Yentriloqnlst a Yentril6ouo.
Yentoreu a Biesgo; aventora. contingendl^
caaoalidad; empresa. iva. Arrlosgar.
To Yentore, vn. Atreverse; aventurarse.—
Yentoroeome, a, Atrevido, emprendedor,
oeado.
Yentnrona, a. Osado, atreyida
Yentoroody, ad. Osadamente.
Yenue, a (For.) Yedndad. [cobra
Yenna, A (Astr.) Y^nua. (Qoim.) Yenos d
Yeradty, a Yeraddad.
YeradooA a. Yeraz.
Yerb, a (Oram.) Verba
YerbaL a. Verbal, literal
Yerbally, ad. Yerbdmente. [por palabnu
Yerbatim, ad. Al pl^ de la letra, pakbrs
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To Terberate, ccr. Verberar, azotar d ri^n-
tadelagoa.
YerberatioiLA. Vert«racion.
Terbose, a. Verboso, dlAiso
Yerbosltj, a Yerbosldad.
Verdant, a. Yerde, que yerdea.
Yerdecer, 8. £1 gnarda mayor de la lior66t&
Yerdlct, k La deolaradon 7 dedalon del id-
rado; dlctameo. [cobro.
Yerdlgria, a. Gardenillo, yordln, ol orln del
Yerdlter, : Yerdete.
Yerdltore, ». Yerdegay.
Yerdure, «. Yerdura, vcrdor.
Yenre, a. Yara; maza; borde; m&rgen.
To verge, vn, InoUnarse 6 doblarse hfiela
Yerger. 9. Pertignero, maoero. [abijo.
'tYerldlcal, a. Veiidloo. [oonflrmadon.
YerifleaUon, & YerlOcadon, oomprobacion.
To Yert/y, 9a. Yerificar, Joatlfloar, compro-
bar.
Yerllj, ad. Yordadcramente; on verdad.
YerfadmiUtade, «. Yerlslmimad.
Yeritable, a. Verdadero. derto. [dplo.
Yerity, 9. Yerdad, rcalidad; axloma, prln-
Yeijnlcc, «. Agraz.
YennioellU * Fideoa.
Yermlcolar, cl. (Anat) Ycrmlcnlar.
To Yermicnlate, ro. TRracear 6 embutir.
Yermienlation, e, Movimlento vomilcnlar 6
perlsttftloo.
Yermicnle, «. Qastanlllo, lombrldlla.
Yermicalooa, a. Yennlcnlar.
Yermlform, a. Yenniforme.
Yermiftige, «. Yermifugo, antlbelmintlco.
YmtdH, 9. Cocblnilla. Insecto.
YonniUon. a. Bermellon, dnabrio.
To YermlUon, va. Enrojar, teflir de } jJo.
Yermin, «. Bichoa; sabandUaOw [nos.
Yerminatlon, «. La generadon de los gosa-
Yerminoaa, a. (Mdd.) Yermlnoao, lleno de
lombrfoea.
Yermlparona, a, Yermiparo.
YerndToroaB, a, Yennivoro.
Yomacnlar^ a. Native. Vemaoulartonffue,
La lengna vulgar.
Yemal, a. Yemal ; 6 de la prlmavera.
Yemant, a, Yerde, en flor.
Yemlllty, A Bajeza.
Yeronlea, 8. (BoL) Yor6nlca,
Yersatlle, a. Versdtll, mndable.
YersatUeneBB, YcnatiUtv, 9. Yelddad ; ma-
UblUdad; veraatilidad.
Yerae, 9. Yeno; versicalo.
Yeraed, a Yersado, pr&ctico.
Verdde, & Ycraiicalo.
Verdflcation, 9. Yerdfleacton.
7erslficator, VerBlfior, «. Poota, vcrsteta.
To YersUy, vn. Yersiflcar.—tKi. Bocttar en
verao.
Yerdon, «. Mndanza; version, tradnccion.
Yert, 9. Arbnsto, foliage, inatorraL
Yertebral, a. YertobraL
Ycrtebra 6 Yortebre. «. Yertebra.
Y«tex, «. Zenit, v^rtloe; dma, cnmbre.
YertlcaL a. Yertlcal.
Yertiealiy, (td. Yortloalmente.
Yertldllate, a. (Bot) Yertldlada
Vertld^, 9. Yertlddad.
Vertlglnona. a. Yortlglnoso.
Yertlgo, 9. Yertlgo, vahldo.
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YervaJn, Yervfne, t. (Bot) "^
Yeij, a. Id6nt]oo; mlsmo; gimade. ai
MMji aomamente, mnohSstixHx
To Yedcate, «a. Aplicar csntArldaa
vat v^igato, rltf.
Ycdcation, «. Si ado de leTSotar 1
Vedcatoryj*. Yejlgatorio.
Yedd& 9, V^igiiela.
Yed<Hiiar, a. Avcijlgado. ^ .
Yeaper, «. Y^apero 6 h^spera Viupentpl
Yespertine, a. Yeapertlnuw
Yenel, 9. Yas^a, vasa (Kftn.) Baqsey &■
Jel, embarcadon.
Yest, 9. Yestido, veetfdnra. Chat^oa,
YeatiU, 9. Y«taL— a. Ylrguic<s xfrgboL
Yestiary, a. YeatoariOh
Yeetibole, 9. Yestibulo, strlo.
Yeetlge, a. Yeatigiou
Yeatment, a. Yeatido : ornanteiito — ecrtntiT
Yestry, 9. SacrlatSa: lajanta porruqn^
Yestnrc, a. Inveetldnra.
Yetdi, «. (Bot) Alveijana 6 Algarroba.
Yeteran, a. y a, Yeterano.
Yetorinarian, 9. AlbMtar. (tcfte.
Yeterlnary, a. Lo qae perteneco & ta aSbd*
To Yex, va, Yejar, moleetar ; initar, aa&-
dar.
Yexatlon, 9. Yejadon, molestta; ano^
Yexatiooa, a. Penoeo, molesto ; ptovooMtfra.
Yexatlously.odL Ponosamente^ oonmofewClfc
Yexatlonaneaa, & Moleatla, vet^adon, faiqidfr*
tud.
Yial, 9. Bedoma, ampolleta.
Yiand, t. Yianda. [don. <TVn>.> DIetM.
Yiaticnin, «. YiAtleo; proviakm, piwea*
To Ylbrate, oo. Yibrar. blandli:.
Yibration, 9. Yibradon.
Yibratory. a. Yibratorio, oadlatorio.
Ylcar, 9. Yicarlo.
Yicarage, «. Ylearia, rlcartato.
YicarloQB, a. Dipntado, delegado^ anetaafea.
Yicardkip, a. Yleariato. \gutA,
Yice, 9. Yfdo, defbdo ; daaUx ; toraiUo:
Yioe-admiral, a. Yieealmiranteu
Yice-admiralty, a. Yioealmtrantaigo.
Yioe-agent a Agente, en Ingar de oCra.
Yice-chanoellor, 9. Yicecandller, vkacaooa'
laria
Ylce-oonani, «. Ylceodnaol.
Ylcegerent & y a. Ylcegerente, dtpatada.
Ylcegerency, «. Agenda, sastitaolon.
Ylcenary, a. YeintefiaL
Ylceroy, a. Yiroy.
Yiceroyalty, 9. Vlrdnato.
Yico-versa, ad. Yiceveraa.
Vicinage, 9. Vecindad, ceroania.
Vldniu, a, Vednob oereano.
Vldnity, 9. Vedndad.
VidouN a. Yidoao. MaL
Yldaaitude, a. Ytdsltnd ; vuelU; lutebfll-
TlcUm, 9. VicMtna.
Victor, 9. Vencedor.
Ylctoriona, a. Vlotorioao.
Victorionsly, ad. Ylotorlofiameatai
Victory, 9. Victoria.
To Victnal, «<t Abastecer, provaer.
Viotnaller, «. Abaateoedor, proveador; bo<i»
gonero.
Victnala, 9. pi Vitnalla. [aaoriba 9ik
Yidelioot, dd. A' saber: oouMBiiniit* m
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To Vie, «a, 7 «. Gompetir, contender; wpf-
r«r 6, obnu- «n competencU 6 por emnU-
elon.
To Vi6w, ««, Hirtr; Tcr, examliMr.
View,*. Ylsta; penipectira; Intento; ex»-
men; iqMiieooia.
Viewer, «. Veedor; mlrador.
VlgU, «. Tela; t^IU, dia de aynno.
VigUanee, Tlgllancy, «. Dearelo ; vlgHanda.
Vigilant. €k YlgUante, atento.
Vigilantly, cut. Con rlgilaocla.
Vignette, a Vlfieta.
Vigor, «. Vigor; energia, eflcaela.
Vlgorooo. a, Ylgoroso; Aierte. (gla.
Vigoronsij, ad. Yigoroflamente, con ener-
Vlgoronsnees, <. Ylgorosldad, robnttos; ac-
Vlle. a. VILbuJOi Indlgno ; malvado.
Vllelj, (uk vilmente, eervllmente.
Vllenees, «. Yllesa, bi^eza, Infiunla.
To Vilify, va. Envllecer; i^, desacrodltar.
Villa, A Gasa de eampo.
Village, M, Logar, aldea; Tinorlo.
Villager, & VUlano, aldeano.
VillaTn, A Vlllano, beUaoo.
Vinanage, m, Bervldnmbre ; villania.
VUlanoofl. a. Vlllano; bellaoo, vU.
Vlllanoosly, ad. Vilmente. [dad.
Vinanonsneea, «. VUIania, maldad, perversi-
VlUanj. «. Villania, Infkrala.
Vlminai, Vlmlneona, a. lllmbroso.
Vlndble, a. Vencible.
Vlnonlnm, «. Vlncnlo. [gar.
To Vindicate, ikz. Vlndiear, defender; Ten-
Vindication, m, Vlndicaolon, Jnatificacioa.
Vindicative, a. VindlcatlTO, vengatira
Vindicator, A Defensor, protector.
Vindicatory, a. VindicaQTo; vengador.
VlndiotiTe. a. Vengadro.
VindictlTely, ad, Vencativamente.
VlndldlTeneae, «. Ansia de rennnxa. [to.
Vlne,AVld. A 9ins4franchy Vnaumien'
Vinegar, 8, Vlnagre; el zumo do olertos
TCgetaleA
Vinegar-cmet, a Vlnagren-
Vine-gmb, «. Polgon de la vld.
Vine-leaf; a Hoja de rid 6 de sarmientow
Vlne«etook, «. Oepa.
Vineyard, a Vlfla.
Vlnoee, Vlnona, a. Vlnoeo.
Vintage, a Vendtmi^
Vinti^er, a Vendlmiador.
Vintner, a Vlnatero, tabemera
Vlntry, A Vinateria, tabemA [el anolA
Viol, A Viola. CS&n.) Vlrador, para levar
Violable, a. VloIablA
Violaceous, a. Violiceo ; color de vloTeta
To Violate, «a, Vlolar; profluar; forzar,
eetaprar.
Violation, A Vlelaelon ; estnpra
Violator, A Vlolador ; estnprador.
Violence, A Violencia; Aierza; vebemenclA
Violent a. Violento, Impetnoso^ arrebatada
Violently, ad, Vloientamente.
Vk>let,A(Bot)Vloleta.
Violin, A Violin.
Violinist A Viollnista.
VloIonceUfl^ A VIoIoneela
Viper, A Viboni; penona 6 coaa dafiinA
VipergVMi, A (Bot) BNononeiA.
VIV
Vlperine, Vip^tHiA a Ylperlna
Virago, A Marlmacho. [boreal
Virgin. A Virgen, doncella; virgo, iigno
Virgin Vbower, a (Bot) ClemitldA
Virginal, a. Virginal rpe(|aofi&
Vii^nal, Vlnloals, a Eorfneta, claTicordle
VIrilnlty, A Vlrglnldad.
Virile, a. ViriL
ViriMty, A Virilldad.
Vlrtnal, a, VirtnaL
Vlrtaally, ad. Vlrtnalmente. Pca
Virtue. A Virtnd. Fi/«ueA Vlrtndes, iDge-
Virtneleei, a. Vldoeo; Ineflcai.
Virtnoso, a Virtooeo.
Virtnons, a. Vlrtnoeo ; eflcaz, efldente.
Virtuously, ad. VirtnoBamoDte.
Virtuonanees^. Virtuoeidad.
Virulence, a Vlmlenda; mallgnldad.
Virulent. <$, Vlmlento, mordaz, maUgna
ViniIentiy,a<I.MaUgnamente. '
Viru8,A YiniA
Visage, A Boetro, cara, semblante.
To Viscerate, wl Deeentrafiar.
Visdd, a. Vlscoeo^ pegafoeo, glntinoea
Viscidity, Viscosity, A \Tscoeidad.
Viscount, A VizoondA
VlsconnteesLjM! VizcondeaA
Viseons, a. Vlscoso, glutinoeo, pegajoao.
Visibility, Vislbleness, a Vtotbliiaad.
Visible, a. Visible, patente, daro, maniflesto.
Visibly, ad. VisibfementA
Vision, A Vision : futasma, snefio.
Visionary, a. Visionarlo ; iniaginario ; qui-
m^rico. [—wt. Vlsitarw.
To Vislt«a. VIsitar; reeonocer, ezamlnai.
Visit, A Vlaita, Tisttadon.
Visitablo, a. Visitable.
Visitant, A Visitador.
Visitation, A Visitadon, TisltA YiHtaHon
C(f Gody TrabiO<>s ^ consnelos envlados
por DioA [rldad que TisltA
Visitatorial, a. Lo que pertenece a la auto-
Visiter, Visitor, a Visitador. [tIsIta
VlsiTe, a. Vislvo. Visive pcwer^ Potcnda
Visor, A VlserA
Vista, A Vista, perspeotlTA
Visual, a. Visual
Vital a. Vital
Vitality, A Vitalidad.
Vitally, ad. Vitalmente.
Vita^ A pk Laspartes TitalcA
To Vitiate, va. Yldar, dafiar, corromper.
Vitiation, A DepraTadon.
Vitreous, & Vitreo, Tldrloea
Vitreonsnees, a Vitreoeidad.
Vitreecent, a. Cepes de Tltriflcadon.
Vitrification, A Vltrificadon.
To VitrUy, «* Vltriflcar.— wk VldlflcarRe.
Vitriol A Vltriola Blus vUriO, Snlfatu
decobre. WhiU vUrioL^n\hXo ^^ z\ne.
Vitriolate, Vitriolated, a. Vltriolada
Vitriolic, a. Vltri6licow
Vltoline, a, Lo que perienece & loe terneroa
VitnperabiA o> YituperabiA [deeir mal
To Yitnpermte, «n. Vituperar, censurar
Vitoperation, a Vitnperadon.
Vitus*B-danoe, A Baile de S. Vito.
Viva Tooe, ad. De TiTa toi, de nalabrA
ViradooS) c De larga Tida; TiTai deape
Bit
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degMklo.
Vlrary, * VInr, rlmn, t1t«w.
Vlre^ «. p<. Adtraa, InflamMkm do Its
slADdalas d« lot otbtllot.
Vfrid. a. Tivo, dttp^tdo.
Vividly, oA VirtiiMnta.
VlTldiiott, 9. Yirtddtd.
Vtvlfloftte, a VlvlflcmUvo.
VivificatioD, A VlTiflctoion.
To Vivify, fw. VIviflotr dtr vldfti
Viviptroas, Ow Yiviptro.
Vixen, «. MiOor regafiona, o6iortcii.
Vizard, t. Visert, misctn.
To Vlard. ml EamaaetnT.
Vbtler.t. Vltlr.
Vocable. «. Vocable.
Vocabalanr, t. Vocabalarla
Vocal, a. VoeaL [nandar las ptltbna.
Vocalitj, Vocalness, •. La ikoaltad do pro-
To VocalizA, WL Proferir 6 fbrmar la voa.
Voeallj, ad. Vooalmente. [feston.
Vocation, t. Vooadon, oflcio, carrara, pro-
vocative, t. Vooatlva
To Vociil»ratei vn. Vodfenr.
Vociferation, «. Vooeria, grita.
Vodferous, <t. Vodnglero, damoroaoi
Voffoe, * CrMito, eetlinadon ; mods.
Voices * Vox; llamamiento, inspiradon
divina: voto, sofragia
Void, a. Vac&o, dasocopado, hotco ; vaeaata;
nolo; fUto, privado; vano.— a Vaooo,
▼ada
Voidable, a. Analable.
Voidance, «. Vadamento; sabterftiglo.
Voider, «. CesU para las sobras de ut mesa.
Voldnefls, a Vaoaidad; nolidad.
tVoitare, «. Garmii^
f-Volant, a. VoTante. [tanta.
VoIati1^ <k Vol4tll; volable, llgtro, incons-
Volatiieneaa, VolaUUtj, «. VolatiUdad, Ins-
tabilldad.
VoIatlllsaUon, «. VolatilizadoB. \\lsMr,
To Volatili^ eo. (Qoim.) VolatiUzar, sad-
Volcano^ $. Volcan.
tVoIery, « Bandada de p^arot 6 avet. ■
tVolltotlon, M, Vaelo.
Volition, «. VolldoQ. [tad.
tVoUtlvc, a. Volitivo; el poder de la voion-
VoUey, t. Detcarga de annas de ftiego; an-
daoada; aalm; roolada de palabraa, ete.
To YoUej, ML Arrctjar, tirar.
Volt, «. La vneltaqae se htee dar al oabaHo
en el plcadoro.
VolablUtf, A Volnbltldad; inoonstaoda.
Voluble, a, Volable ; ligoro, velos.
Volume, A Vol&reen; balto; rolia
Volomlnons, a» Volamiaoeo, abaltado; eo-
ploso, dtAiso.
VoluBtarily, ad. Volantarlamente.
Volantary, a. Volantario, eepontinea—A
Volantario en la tropa.
Volanteer, a Volantario, el toldado qae
drve fin ser eaganchado.
Volaptoary, a Hombre Toloptaoso.
Vblaptooos, a. Volaptaoto^ oado 4 lot ;la-
4 m
WAF
Volot^ A (Arq.) Telata.
Vomica A <lft6d.) Vdmioa.
To VomiL«& Vomitar.
Vomit, A Y6mlto; vomitiva.
Vomition, A Vdmlto.
Vomitive, a, Vomitivo, em6tieo>i
Voradoas. a. Vorsz.
Voradonalj, ad, Vorazmeatei
VondojiBDets, Voradty. a Yoci
Vortex, A Bemolino, tonMUlna
Vortical, <L Vortlfinoso.
Votareas, ^ La m(\)er
g6nero de vlda reUgioaA
Votary, a El qae araa
Vote, A Voto, softagia
«a^ Voto dedsivo.
To Vote, 90. Voter, determiiutf 4 roUM.
Voter, A Votante» voCa.
Votive, a. Votive, oftee
To Voach, 9a. J n. Ataatlgoar,
apelar al tastimonio de alganok
Voncbor, a Tettico; aador, gvai
mentoJotttflcaavo; resgaardo, raoibo.
To Voiicbsafe,«a. Conceder, permttlc.>-«a.
Ooodesceoder, dignane.
Vow, A Voto, promesa solemno.
To Vow, 90. J m. Dediear 6 oonaagnr 4
Diot; dedletr; voter.
Vowel, A VocaL
Vo3rage,ANavccaolQii^viijeporB»Br. Fi^-
aaeoutamiMoms, ViiO^ radondo.
To Voyage, 9n, Kavegar, haeer xm vl^
pormar.
Vo vager, a NaTsgMtta, asvegader:
Valsar, a. Valgar, ordinario; vli, bi^Ja.-^
Vol^ plebe, popohdiow
Volgarlsm, a Vnlgaridad. I>edM Uit.
Vulgarity, A VoSiiidwl; boSea, dUbm *
Vulgarly, ad. VutearmeDte; b^amenia.
Vulgate, A r <L Volgata, la vecaloo latliiada
laBlbUaredbidaporUigledA
Vulnerable, a. Valnerablflu
Vulnerary, a. Volneraria
tTo Vulnerate, ml Herir, dafiar.
Vulpine, a. Zorrono, valptno^
Vulture, A (Om.) BuitrA
Valtorine, <x. Bultrerob
W.
Vdoptooasly, oA VolaptoosamentA
VdoptseuaoedBiAf "'' ' * •*-
La letra W tiene oaa proptiadad i
goa, siendo consonante al prtadpi* de
ones palabraii y vocal ea loa dtfttmgsa»
oomo en «<tN)L strocA En alganaavooaa,
el sonido de la to es obeearo, oodm ea
shadow, Poedepraeederdaeg«lr4i0iBi
las vocales ra6nos 4 la «l
Wad, A Manc^o de pi^; boira pan cqjhafc
<Art)Taoo.
To Wad, «KL Aeolobar, embonw; «
Wad-book, a (Art) SaeatiapoA
Wadding, A Satratala; taoei [4i
To Waddle, 9fk Anadaar, andar «oib» el
To Wade, en. Vadear; poootzar eon dUk/A'
tad.
Wafer, A Oblea ; barquillo.
WafflcML A pL BarqniJtos; fhita de aaittA.
To Waft, 90. Ltow per ol aire4 per mti
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WAL
IBS del agoa; baoer floter.— ^oti. FloUr;
flnetnar.
W«fL «, Caerpb flotante 6 tremolante.
tWaraig«, 9. Oondttcdon por el agua.
Wafter, «. £1 qae oonduce 6 pasa; bote de
pasiyew
Wafture, a. Flactaadon 6 iradnladon.
To Wag, va. jn. Mover 6 menear Ugera-
mente. To icag tAe taU^ Golear.
Was, a. ChooarTWx>, Jugueton ; bafon.
To Waffe, va, Tentar, prober. To wage
war, Uaoer gnerra. Asalarlar.
Waeer, A Apneeta.
To Wager, va. A poster.
Wagee, t. pL Salario, soldada, paga.
Waggeiy, a. Gbooarreria; travesara; bcila-
queria.
Waggish, a, Chocarrero, Jugneton, bafon.
WagidebQesa, a. Betozo, obocarreria.
To Wagffle, m. Anadear.
WagoiOVaxgon, «. Garro grande 6 galcra.
Wagonage, Waggonage, & Porte, earreta)e.
Wagoner, Wagxoner, «. Carretero, orduia-
rlo. (Astr.) Carro.
Wagon-niaker, WafKon-maker, «. Oarretera
Wagtail, a. (Orn.) ^toUta, nevatiUa.
W^ a. Blonea moetroneoa.
To Wall, va,jn, Llorar los maloe, etc; la*
mentarse; gemir.
Wail, Waittng, $. Lamento, gemldo, aolloso.
tWallful, a. Lasttmero, trlete. [pea mayor,
twain, 9. Carmine. OAarUs'i Wain^ (Astr.)
tWainable, a. Labrantio.
tWdnago, & Aparejo de oanra
Wainrope, $. Soga gmeaa de carro.
' Wainscot, & Enuuderamienta
To Wainseot, wk Con entablar; pontfMaa
Wainscoting; a. Entablamento ; cape de
mexola qae cabre la pared,
^alr, a. La table one tiene sets pite de laiigo
jr QB pt6 de ancho.
Waist, «. antora; corpl&o: taHe. (N&n.)
Combes. Waistboards^ Falcaa.
Wdstcoat, A Chnpa, cbaleca
To Wait, 90, vn. Esperar, agaardar ; aoom-
patkar; asecliar.
Wait, a. Aseohaoza, oelada.
Waiter, 9. Mozo de caf^ criado.
Watting, «. £1 acto de sorvir. Gentleman
in fJoaUing, Gentilbombro de servtola
Watts, a. pL MAsioos qoe tocan de nocbe por
lascalles.
To Watve. im. Dqfar paaar; abandonar.
Watre, «. If ii^er proecrita.
WalTer, a.(For.)EI acto de dejar paaar ana he-
renda 4 fiiTor de otro, 6 blon de rebasarla.
Waiving, a. (For.) £1 acto de proeoriblr k
anemqjer; reooMwrfon delaproteodon de
las leves 4 ana mc^er. [citar, remover..
To Wake, «fk Ydar: despertarse.— po. Ex-
Wake,a.Yela,romeria. (KaQ.)£Btela; vela,
velorio.
WaKcfkxL a. Ylgflantew
Wakeftilly, ad. Tlgilantemenie.
Wakefalneas, & Vlgltia; insomnia
To Waken, vit. Deapertar, deapertane.— «a.
Despertar, avivar.
Wakerobln/a. (Bot) Are.
Waking, 9. yd& [Clnta major.
Wale,«.BeIl0Ta. (Nki.)€»nta. Mttin^wale,
WAB
Wale-knot, WaO-knoC, a. Node redondo y
aecaro.
To Walk, wu Pasear,; eamlnar.-^po. Pa*
aear, saear 4 pasear. To toalis in, En*
trar. 7b tra£B ovt, Sallr.
Walk, & Pa«eo; el modo de andar.
Walker, 9. Paseador, andador.
Walking, a. Paseo. WaUbing-plaee, Paseo^
lUameda, prada
Walklng-cane, a. Baston Ugero, cafia.
Walking-staft & Bordon, baston.
Wall, a. Pared; maraIla,muro. Partition
wall, Tablque.
To WiJl, CO. Emparedar, taplar; marar.
Wall-creeper, a. (Orn.) Ploo murario.
Wallet, a. Alfoijas; mocblla; zurron.
Wall-eyed, a. Zarco, ojos de un azul clara
Wall-flower, 9. (Bot) Aleli doble.
Wall-frnit, a. Frnto espalera.
To Wallop, «». Bttllir, bervlr.
Wall-loose, «. Chlncfaci [cenagarsa
To Wallow, «». Moverse con pesadez; en-
Wallow, 9» Bevaelto, el acto de revolcarse.
Wallowing-place, a. Cenagal; revolcadero.
tWallowbb, (f. Insipldo.
Wall-pepifcr, «. (Bot) Slcmprevlva.
Wallrae, 9. (Bot) Buda murarlA.
Walltxee, 9. Espaldera.
Wallwort, «. (Bot) Sanqolllo.
Walnat, a. (Bot) Nogal ; nuez.
Waltron, a. Caballo merino.
Wan, a. P41ido, descolorida
Wand, «. Vara; insignia de antoridad 6 Ja-
Tisdlcclon; vara dlvlnatoria.
To Wander, va. j n>, Errar, vagar; rodar;
dlscorrir; deevtarse, separarse.
Wanderer, «. Tnnante: errante, eztravlado!
Wandering. «. Yiidea 6 paaeoa sin objeto;
estravk> del camino ; estravto, error.
To Wane, «». Mengaar, dlsminnir; decaer.
Wane, «. I>eeadeneia, decllnadon. Wanaqf
the moon^ Mengoante de la lana.
Wanned, a. Pilido, descolorida [jgutdez
Wanness, «. Palidez| deecaeclmlento, lau
To Want, ikS. y la. Nocealtar; qaerer, do
sear, carecer.
Want, a. Neceeldad; pobrcza; prlvaelon.
Wanting, a. Falto, derectnoso, neoesltada
Wanton, a. Lasdvo; lloenoloso, disolata
To Wanton, vn» Betozar, jagaetear.
Wantonly, odv Inmodestamente; de picar-
dia 6 para maided. [da, deacarro
Wantonness, a. Laacivia, Impoolelola; Ticen
Wantwlt, «. Idiota, tonto.
Wapentake, a. Nombre de los dlstrttoa «ii
se dividen los condadoe en Inglaterra.
War, 9. Ouerra, boetUldad; el arte miUtar
Tp War, im. Gnerrear, estar en snerra.
To Warble, mu Trinar, haoer, tmadosi
Warbler. 9. Cantor 6 mfisioa
To Ward, va, Qaardar, defender, protegor;
reparar; evltar.—rn. Vlgllar.
WuxL 9. Oaarda; defense; cnartel ; prlslon ;
barrio ; tutela : pnpllo, menor.
Warden, a. Aleatde de ane c4roel; bedel en
las universidadea. IForden^ Maestro*
en algun oflclo.
Wardenahip, t. SI ofldo de castodlo; eon
aeiierk;l)edeUa; aloaldia.
Warder, a. Onarda, goardla.
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Wardmote, «, Junta da banlo 6 coartaL
Wardrobe, «. Ouardaropa.
Wardship, & Tatela. tutorfa, popUi^
WarcL 8. Mercaderla. Sardwu^ Qoln-
qoilleria. C^i»at<or«,Poroolaaa. ifo^
low war^ Ollaa, mannita&
WareboQse, «. Almaoeo. [Ooarda-almaoen.
Warehooaa-keeper, Warehouaoman, t.
Warohoose-ren^ a. Almaoeoi^e.
Warfkre, «. Qaerra.
Warihrliig, ck Gaarrero, boligcro.
Warborse, & Caballo de guerra.
Warily, aiL Cautamente. [don.
WarinoflB, 9, Caatela, precaadon ; provon-
WarUke, a Querrero, belicoao.
tWarlook, a. Brqjo. [zdoso.
Warm, a, CalientcL caloroeo ; acalorado, viro,
To Warm, va. Calentar ; avlvar, encender.
Warming-pan, $. Galentador. [empefto.
Warmly, ad^ Con ardor, con aflcada, oon
Warmth, a. Zelo, fbrvor; entnsiasmo.
To Warn. va» PrecaTW, caadonar ; ad vertir ;
prevenir. [cjompla
Warning, a. Amoneatadon, ariao, caadon ;
Warp, a. Urdlembre. (Nau.) Espia.
To warp, wu ToroerBo, alabcarse.— «a. Tor*
cOT.deBvlar. [mir; garantir.
To Warrant, «a. Sostener; autoriaar; ezi-
Warrant, a. Gedula 6 aacritara que conflera
deredio 6 autortdad; decreto do nrialon
6 captora. WarraiU irficera, Olldales
snbaltomoa da mar.
Warrantable, a. Abonable, Jnatlficable.
Warrantablenese, a. Jnatlfloadon; oerteza,
aegorldad.
Warrantably, ad. Jnatifloadamente.
Warrantee, a. (For.) Aflanzado, garantido.
Warrantor, t. Aatorixador; garante, flador,
flanza>
Warrantry, i. Handato, poder.
Warranty, a. Qarantia, segoridad. A wor-
ranfy oEatMO, Cldosola gnarenUgta.
Warren, a. Conejera, ooncjjar.
Warrener, 9. Cou^en.
Warrior, a. Qnerrero, aoldado.
Wart, a. Verruaa.
Wartwort «. (Sot) Verracaria.
Warty, ff. Vorragoao.
Warworn, a. Caniuulo de gnerra. [mloa
Wary, a. Canto, arlaado, precavido; eoon6-
To Wasb, 9a. Lavar, limplar; blanqnear;
bafiar, regar.
Wash, A LaTadnra,1odon ; alnvlon ; bazofla.
WaShball, a. Jaboncillo de olor.
Washer, a. Lavador; yolandera.
Washer-woman, «L lavandera.
Wash-house, a. Lavadera [dora.
Washing, a. Lavadnra, lavatorlo; blanqoea-
Wash-pot, a. Baoi&
Waah-tab, a. Barrefio, enba, tlna.
Washy, a, H6medo, mojado ; d^bll
Wasp, a. AvinML
Wallah, a. luioiadlzo, capridindo.
Wasplsbly, ad, A'speramente.
Wasplahnosa, a. Mai gonio, mal hnmor.
WaMail, 9. Beblda antigna; borraohera; Ja-
rana,
Wasaall-bowl, a. Taxi, cabileteL
WaasaUcr, t. Borraohon. [ind, de 7b 22^
Wast, 8e«nx.da persona sing, del preL de
WAT
To Waate, «& lUostar, dfaipaa; «dMr 4ptf
der; gaatar. 7u loaala otcoy^ I>«aQMnr
Waate, a. DeaoUdo, arroinAdo : deiie>tQ,I»>
eolto; deeediado, InfttiL— «. D«cperdkfe
aaolamiento; deatroodoB.
Waate-book, a. Borrador. \mk
Waatelhl, a. DeatrvctlTo; nmnlroto, wSd-
WastefhUy, ad. Pr6dIgam«Dtew
Wasteftilnea% a. Prodigalldad.
Waate-paper. a. PapeMn^tiL
Waster. 9. Dlslpador, gastador.
Wastrel, a. Pastos oomunea^
Watch, 9. Doavdo ; vela: TUfbncia: oead
nela; ronda; rdoj. (Nio.) €Hnr^ft.
To Watch, va,y n, Yelar; haoer cgnlinA
6gnardla; cmdar atentameate ; gnavde.
cnatodlar ; espiar, obserrar.
Watcher, a. Velador. obscrrador. capbk
WatcheL a. Axnl celeate.
Watchful a. Tlgllante, cnldadoaoL
Watchfhliy, ad, Cotdadoaameate^ fU,
WatchAilneaa, a. YigUanda, ooldftdo: dflBf»-
Watcbhoose, a El coeipo d« goardla da la
pollda. (jgsaxidlik
Watching, 9. IHglhmda; deavelo; vela
Watchmaker, a. Belojero.
Watchman, a. Bereno, gnarda.
Watchtower, 9. Atalaya, garlta. [tTMrfiL
Watchword, a. (Mil) Santo: nombre: eon-
Water, 9. Affua. Bain-water^ Agna iIot»>
dlza. £ro2yioatar,AgnabendltaL m^
VHtUr^ Marea alta. Zow-^eaUr^ Karea
bab. Agnas el brillo de loa diamanCfl^
To Water, to. Begar, hnmedeeer. 7b urn-
Ur cattte, Abrevar, el ganada To tontar
aAlfM, Haoer agnada.
Watehtta, a. Bara^
Water-borne, a. Ftotante, flotanda
Water-bnt, Water-cask, 9. Pipa. [Uqolda».
Water-eolon, a. pL (Pint) Agnade, eokna
WaterKsreesea, & (Bot) BarroaL
WateiHlog, a. Perro de agnaa,
Water-engine, a. Miqnina hidrfollea.
Waterer, 9. Begador; agoador da mala.
WaterlUlfiL Oacadik
Waterfowl, a. (Om.) Ave acaitfl.
Water-gilding, a. Doradnra.
Water-crnel, a. Polenta liedM> con hatted
(lle£) Atole daro.
Water-boose, a. Algibe; alberca.
Watering^MMt, 9. Barco agnador.
Watering-place, a. Agoadero 6 abraTadent.
Watering-pot, a. Begadem
Waterinesa, a, Aenoaidad, homedad.
Waterish, a. Aoneo, acooao.
Waterlshnees, a. Raleza; agnoddad.
Water-lily, a. (Bot) Kinfea, nenfiftr.
Water-line, a. (N4n.)Uneadeagaa. Load-
water-UnA tinea do agoa oargada.
Water-logged, a, (Nto.) Anegado en tf agaa.
Waterman, a Barqoero, el qua gobieraa la
baroa.
Water-mark, a. La aeSalde la attara dal agaa
Watermelon, a (Bot) Zandia; xnelna &
agna;sandia. (S. A.) PaCUkM.
Water-milU 9. Aoefta, moHno de agaa.
Water-mint, a. (Bot) Terbabaana acattka
Water-pail, 9. Oaba
Water-pot, 9. Agnamaall ; Jam.
Water-rat, a B«a de agoiL
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Water-Bail, $. (NAo.) Tel* de affoa.
Water-^^phlro^ «. Zaflro orlentaL
Wator-epout, a Manga, bomba mariDa.
Water-spring, «. Ifanantlal.
Water- ways, a. pi, (Ndo.) Trancanilea.
Water>worlL «. Caalqaier maqulna 6 artUl-
do hldrtulioa [acao«o.
Watery, a. Claro, eomo agna ; inslpido ;
Wattle, A Zano: barbae de gallo.
To Wattl^ Oil, Enxarznr.
"Wave, A Ola, onda: aguas, visos. vetaa.
To Wave, ea. t n. Tremolar, batlr ; ondcar ;
flnetaar; dlrerir ; hacer sefiaa.
Waved, a. Ondeado.
To Waver, vn. Ondear, ondeaise; flactnar,
dadar, eeUr indedaa
Waverer, «. Yeleta, inconstante.
Wavering, a. Llgero, inGODstaate.->«. Irro-
aolnoion, inoerUdambre.
WavertnglVt od^ Cou inoortidambre.
Wavv* <^ Ondeado, nndoao. [lobo.
To wawl 6 Waul, fm, Anllar como perro 6
War, 9. Cera. Waw-^iandU, Boeia. Wax-
taSeTf Blandon. Wait4ap€y Cerllla; oe-
rlDow Wax-ehandUr^ Oerero. Sealing'
tpaWf Laere. Shornnaket^^-^Daoa^ Cerote
dezapatero.
To Wax, 1KI. Enoerar. To wax toorm,
Knoenderse en c^lera.
Waxen, a* De cera; eundidx
Way, A Camlno, via; rata; eepa«io: modo;
expedlente ; uso ; dlrecclon ; eatorbo, obs-
taoalo. Over tha toay^ A' otro lada
Xvery way. For todaa partes. By ths
way, De peso, por incidenciA To havs
on&9 way, Salirae con la anja. Wayt
and msanSy Propios y arbf trloe. (N&u.)
Salida. 8Mp*9 way, Andar del navia
7b have hiad-way, stem-way, Llevar
via; iratraA [jantc, camlnante.
Wayfarer, Wayfkring-man, «. Pasi^ero, vii^-
Wayfluring; a. Oaminanto, vl^ante.
WayikHng-tree, «. (BoL) Viborno.
To Wajrlay, eo. Inaidlar, poner aaechanzaa,
Waylayer, a. Aeechador, espia.
Way lees, a. Sin aendero, sin oamino.
Waymork, f. Mojon. [bamorada
Wayward, ay Caprichoao, cabezodo; mal-
Waywardly, ad, GapriclHMamente ; roala-
mente. [pricho; maliknidad.
Wajrwardnees, a. Aapercza de genio; ca-
Way wiae, a. £1 que aabo oncontrar el caml-
no maa corto y mejor.
Waywiser, a. Y. Pedometer. [noaotraa.
We, pro%. prim, per: pkdel. Noaotroa,
Weak, a. Debil, iiojo; enrermlzo; imb6cU;
To Weaken, eo. Debilltar. enflaqaecer.
' Weakllnesa, «. Debllidad 6 Haqaeza.
Woakling; «. Aifefllque, persona deltcada.
Weakly, ad, D^bilmente.— a. Enftrmlzo,
ondenqoe. [dad.
Weakness, $. Debllidad, endeblez; flragdll-
Weak-aide, «. El ilaoo ; la fiUU principal 6 la
paaioB que domlaa a ono. [cardenaL
weal, 8. Telicidad, proaperidad; estado;
Wealth, e, Blqoexa; opolencia.
Wealthily, ad!. Rlcamente.
W^eolthbioM, % Opnlenrla.
Wealthy, a. BIoo, opolento.
To Wean, va. Destetar; apartar de algic
vlcio 6 mala coetambre.
Weanling, «. Nino recien deatetado ; deste-
to, hablando del ganado.
^Weapon, e. Gualqaier g6nero de armaa.
Weaned, a'Armado.
W^iponleaa, a. Desarmado; sin armaa.
To Wear, va. Oartar, destroir lentamente ;
uaar. — en. Gastarse, oonsnmlrse. 7l»
wear away, Qastar. Tbtodarq^Usanis
mauir. ^toearou4Bomperae,fiaadiar.
7b wear well, Dorar largo Uempow
Wear, a. Uao ; gasto.
Wear, a. Paradera; eeolnaa; preaa.
Wearable, a. Lo qae se pnede nsar 6 gaatac
Wearer, e, £1 que trae o naa algnna coaa.
Woaried, a. Fatigado, en&dado, ikstidiado.
Weariness, a. Gausancio, Iktiga: enbdo.
WeartnA, e. Bopa, veatldo. Wearing ap-
©araCVeatidoai
Wearisome, a. Tedloso, ftstldloao, enftdosa
Wearisomely, ad, EnflulosameDta [des.
Wearlaomeness, «. Faatidio, cansaacio, pesa<
To Weary, eo. Gansar, abnrrir, moleatar.
Weary, a. Abnimado ; aborrido, faatldiada
Wea8and,t.Y. Windpipe,
Weasel, & Oomadrc;)a.
Weather^ t. Tiempo; temporal; tempested.
FeoUar-^Offa, (Nio.) Barloventa Hard
a-weaiher, Todo k barlovento.
To Weather, eo. Orear. (Nan.) Oanar bar-
lovento; doblar. To weather a pointy
Balirse con alga
Weather-beaten, a. Ourtido, aooatnmbrado
d laa Inclemenoias del aire; endureoldo A
laa indemendas del tiempo. A weather'
beaten thip, Navio trabi^ado do la tor-
menta. [persona inoonatante ; vdeta.
Weather-oock, «. Gallo de campanario;
Weather-ghuM, 9, Bar6metra
Weather-spy, a. Aatr61ogo.
To Weathartile, va. Tq|ar U extrcmidad de
- una tapla 6 pared.
Weathervane, a. Yeleta Qe torre.
Weatherwise, a, Intdigente en pronosticar
laa madanzaa dd tlompo.
To Weave, va, T^er; trenzar; inteiponer.
Weavel, a. Oomadr<^a.
Weaver, e, Tdedor; iabricante de telasw
Weaving, e. Tejida
Weaving-loom, •. Tdar.
Web. a. Tela, tejido. Cobweb, Telarafia.
Webbed, fik Unido por medio de ana teliila
Webbing, a. Cinta para dnchaa; pretaL
Webfooled, a, Pdmeado.
Webster, a. Y. Weaver,
To Wed, va, Casar.— en. Caaarse.
Wedding, 9. Boda, nnpclaa, casamtentow
WedjTO, a. OaHa.
To Wedge, va, Acoliar ; aprotar, con ooflaa
Wedlodc, a. Matrimonio.
Wednesday, a. M16rcolea. Aah- Wednesday^
Mleroolea do cenlza.
Wee, a, Y. LittU y JSmaO,
Weed, a. Mala verba. Sea^weed, Alga.
To Weed, va, Arrancar laa yerbaa InotUaa
Weedaahea, a. pi Ck>nlza; potaaa.
Weeder, a. Escardador.
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Weedhook, 9, Etoarda, izadUl*.
WoedleaSt a. Libre de HaalM yerbu.
Weedj, a. Lleno da malas yerbaa
Week, «L SemaiuL
Weekday, a Dia de trasb^
Weekly, a. SemanaL— a<t S^manalmente.
Weel, a. Oarlito ; remolino de agaa. [Ur.
To Weep, «a. y n. Llorar; lamentar ; dead-
Weeper, «. Llorador.
Weeping, «. Lloro. ligrimaa.
Weepincly, ad. Lloroaamente, con lloro.
tWoerish, a. Inslpido.
tTo Weet, «n. Saber ; tener notioia.
tWeetlofes, a. Ignorante ; er^olo.
Weerei, «. Dragon marino.
Weevil, a. Gorgoja
Weft, i. Trama; ooaa perdida. V. Waifi
tWeftage, t. Teatura.
To Wc%h, 9€Ly ft. Pesar; averlgnar; eza-
minar. 7b tMffh dcnony Bobrepqjar. 7b
oti/«>«[^At Sobrepeaar. To toeiffh anahar,
Levar el aocla.
Welgbable, a. €^>az de ser peaado.
Weighed, a. Peaado ; experfmentada
Weigher, a Peaador. Public weigher^ AI*
motaoen.
Weight, a. Peso ; peaadez, grayedad ; peea;
carga; entidad ; importancia. OfMrioeight^
Bobrepeao. Oro99 toeiffhi^ Peso auda
Jfit wrigMf Peao limpto. D^/bd in
toe^^Al, Desmedro.
Weightily, odL Peaadamente. [menta
Welghtineea, «l Ponderoaldad ; aolldei ; mo-
Weightleaa, a. Ligero, love.
Weighty, a. Ponderoeo ; Important^
Weloh-rabbit, a, Qaeaadilla.
Weleome, a. y int&r^. Bien Tenido, biea
llesado.— a. Bienvenidai el parablen.
To Weloome, va. Dar la blenvonidak
Weloomar, a. £1 que aooge 6 da la biea-
TenldA.
Weld. a. (Bot)Gnalda.
To Weld, <HZ. Unir 4 golpo de martiUo loa
pedazoa do metal hecho» ascaa. [tar.
Welfiiro, a. Fellddad, prosperidad, bieooa-
Welk,«.V. WheUb.
Welked, a. Arrusado.
Welkin, & (PodL) Firmamento, dela
Well, a. Faente, manantlal; pozo. Well-
toateTy Agna de pozo. WeU-^teanaer^ Po-
soro.— a.Buono.&aDo; feliz; convenlente,
venti^oso; valida— a<2. Bien, felizxnente.
A» iM ^M, Aal cotno, tamblen como,
tanto oomo, lo mismo qne. Well U he.
Dlchoao aqueL WelL weU i Bien 1 bien 1
como y. quiera. WeU then^ Con que,
pnea bien.
To Well, vn, Manar. [eduoada
Well-aco(HnpUsbed, a. Gompleto ; muy bien
Well-acoQStomed, a. May aoostainbrado.
Well-acquainted, a, I'ntimamente conod>
do ; bien enterado. [prop6sita
Well-adapted, a. Bien adaptado; muy 4
Welladay, inter), Ilola; ay ae mi
Well-advanced, a. Miiy adelantado.
Well-advised, a. Bien aconadado.
Weli-airected, o^ Bien Intencionado. [da
Well-behaTod, a, Cortes, orbano, bien crla-
Well-being, «. Fcllddad, proaperldad, bien-
eatar.
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Well-bom, a. Blan nacido, ^ bn ._
Well-bred, a. Biea criado, «ortoe, poRtko
Welldone, inteti. A'nlmo t bleo t^ !
Well-dispoaed, a, Bien IntanoioDado, cari
tatlTo.
WeU-doing, a. Ben^oou— a Bcn«fie«iic^
Well-forored, a. llermoeo, bien pftr«euSa.
Well-meazdng^ a. Bien intencionado, b(»
rado.
Well-met, inUrj, Bien baUaOo. [ni.
Well-natured, o^ Afbctaoso; de ba^ atf»-
Well-nigh, ad. Cad 6 cad caat ; eerea.
Well-apent, a. Bien empleado.
Wdl-n>ring; a. Manantlal, fueoto.
Well-atrickoa, a. Gangado de nAa«.
Well-tasted, a. Babroea
Wdl-wiUer, a. Hombre ben£T<^o.
Wdl-wlah, a. Afecto, benevolendn.
Well-wlaher, «. Ajnigo, el que deaea el bka
deotro.
Well-worked, a^ Bien expreaada [c^
Well-wrongfat, a. Bien trab^iado; biea h^
Wdt. «. lUbete, Yiradel tapatou
To Welt, WL Bibetear. Tete.
To Welter, «fk Bevoloaxse en agna, aeaae,
tWem, a, Mancha; eaeara.
Won, a. LobaniUo, lupla. Wen em ike
throat, Papera. [dam.
Wench, a. Moza; moznela; ranfamen^ ut-
To Wench, vn. Pnta&ear.
Wencher, a. Pnta&ero.
To Wend, va. It; rodaar; camlaar.
Wenny, a. Lo qua perteneoe al lobanilla
West, «. Ponionte, ooddante.— <l Ooddea-
taL—ad. A' ponienteu [poaiaaie.
Weatoring, Weaterly, a. Lo wi^ ae diifga i
Western, a. OcddentaL [hacia ooddeota.
Weatward, Weatwardly, ad. A' poaiea^
Weta. HAmedo; lluvioaoi— «. TTuw^j^y^
To Wet, «<f. Mojar, hnmedeocr.
Wether, a, Camero caatrada
Wetneea, a. Hnmedad. [deta.
Wet-nnrse, a. Ama de leche ; nodriza, aii^
Wet-abod, a. Con loa pUs moJado&
Wey, a. V. Way,
Whale, a. (let) Ballena.
Whalebone, a. Ballena 6 barba de baDoi^
Whalefln, a. Ala de ballena.
Whale-oil, a. Aoeite d graaa de 1
tWhaly, a. SeAalado eon rayoa.
Wharf; a. Muelle, ombarcadero.
Wharfage, a. Muelle.
Wharflnjgec, a, Fiel de muelle.
What, protk Qne, el qne. la qne, lo qae^
aqueUoqaeu WhatUpur Oaindo} JfS
though^ Bin embai^ qoe; ann uauaaL
ir%a/02atf/ Yqu^maaf Whate^OMU
Qa6importaeaof
Whatever, Whatsoeyer, pr<m, Coalqaler^
enaloalera ooaa que, todo lo que, aaa I*
que fhere, que aea.
Wheal, «. Orano, posUUa, divleeo. (Mate
Wheat, «. (Bot) Trlgo. Indian wAont
Wheaten, a, Ilecho de trigo.
Wheat-ear, «. (Om.) TxigoeroL
To Wheedle, va. Halagar, ararirfar, mud
tari aonaaear.
Whed, a. Bueda. ^ainminif'Vtk^T^Bm
iMra hilar. WhsS qftha hdm^ Wmi
vueda dd tlmoii.
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T6 Wbeelf vtk Bodar, movene ooo ruedas.
^-vekBodar; volTer,darnielta. Towhtel
oboutyDu xneltM; cunblar d« opinion.
Wheelbarrow, «. Carreton, la earretllla de
mutmada.
Wheeler, $. EI qne hace ruedas 6 da vueltaa.
Wbeolwrl^bt, s. Carrotero.
Wheelwork. a. £1 oooJuBto de medas de
alguna maqolna.
t Wbeoly, a, Glroular ; rodadero.
To Wbeese, vn. Jadear, resplrar con difl-
cultad 6 mlda [cardeoal, yerdogon.
Whelk, 9. (Con.) Goncba onivalva eepiral;
To Wbelm, va. Cabrir una eoea para qoe
no se pueda mover; oprimir; eutorrar.
Whelp, a. Cachorro.
To Whelp, vru Parlr nn animal por lo oo-
mun se entiende la perra. [tras qnei
When, ad, Cuando, td Ucmpo que u mien-
Whence, ad, De donde 6 desde donde, de
qne 6 qolen.
Wbenoesoever, ad, De' donde quiera.
Whenorer, Whensoever, ad. Ouando quiera
qne, aiempre que.
Vhei ■ ~ *
Where, odL Donde, en donde, por donde,
adonde. AnytoMre^ En eualqoier parte.
Everytohsr*, En todaa partes.
Whereabout, a<l. Hida donde.
Whereas, aa. Por euanto, siendo asl que,
n:^tra8 que; eoando; porelcontrario;
i>ues que, ya quo.
Whereat, ttd, A' lo oual. [donde.
Wherebj, <id, Por lo oual, con lo cual, por
Wherefore, ad» Por lo que, porque, por
ouyo motive. [en que.
Wherein, ad, Donde, en donde, en lo eual,
Whereinto, ad. En donde, dentro de lo que
6 dentro de lo eual, en lo cuaL
Whereoi; cut De lo eual, de que.
Whereon, ad. Sobre lo cual, sobra que.
tWherMo, Wheresoever, ad. Donde quiera,
en cualqnlera parte que.
Wbanto, wbereunto, ad. A' lo que, i que.
Wherever, ad, Donde quiera que, por donde
quiera que, en donde quiera.
Whereupon, tuL Sobre que; entdneesi
Wherewith, Wherewithal, ad. Con que, con
locnaL
tWherret, 9. Bofbton,mogioon; manotada.
Wherry, «. Esquife, barca, bareo.
To Wherry, va, Pasar en baroo.
'Wherryman, «. Barquero. [apetlto.
To Whet, va. Afllar, amolar; exdtar el
Whet, 9, Aflladnra, aguzadnra; estimula
Whether. a«2. 81, sea, sea que, ora, ya.~
pron, CuaL WhMher you vdU or not^
Que quicras 6 no quleras, mas que no
anieras.
Whetstone, «. Aguiadera, pledra do amolar.
Whetter, «. Amolador.
Whey, 9, Snero.
Wheyey, Wheylsh, o. Soroso.
Which, pron. nl Que, el cual, la cual, los
eualea, las aualea. ooal, cnya Which
¥)ayt Por dond^f
Whiciisoever, pron. Oialqaiera.
Wliltt. «. Yaharada; bocanada de humo.
Ta WdUL 90. Ecfaar bocanadas de humo 6
vaharadasi [eboearrear.
To Whiffle, vn. Dirertlise on bagatelas
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Whiffler, f. Piflmo: galtero; sopladpr.
tWhig, «. Snero. V. WTiey.
While, a. Rato, vex. AfohUeoifCtlEM.ohtk
A tphil^ aJUr^ Algo 6 pooo deqraes
Mean while, MlSntras tanta
While. Whilst, ad, Mi^ntras, entre tantsi
en el interln.
To While, ifajn. Tardar, diferlr, dt'iaUs.
Whim, Whimsey, a. Antqjo, caprioho. ian
tasia.
To Whimper, vn. Sollotar, gemli.
tWhlmpled, a. Boquituerto. lcoio.
Whimsical, a. Caprichoso, Iknt/ifitico, ridi*
Whimsicality, «. Eztravagancla, ridicules,
fkntasia.
Whimsically, ad. Caprichoeamente.
Whimsicalnosa, $. Bingularidad, oxtrava*
gancia cariioter rare.
Wnim-wbam, «. Bacatela.
Whin, a. (Bot) IlioieeU esplnosa.
To Whine, vn. Llorar 6 hunentar sin ruldo
Wblne, A Quejido, hunenta
Whining; «. Qu^as.
To Whinny, «n. Bellnchar.
To Whip, to. Azotar; hilvanar, flietear
arrebatar. — on. Andar de pricsm Totthip
ofy Despachar prontamente. To ukip
out, Zafarsa To tohip up^ Agarrar ec'
ger de repente. To uhip up, (N&u.)
Izar; alzar.
Wnip, «. Azote. Ilorte-whip, L6tiga
Coachman^o-uihip, Manoola. (Mex.)
Ouarta. (N&n.) ralanquin de estay.
Whipcord, «. Cordcl de litlgo. (Mex.) Pa-
Juela.
Whiphand, «. Yentaja.
WhtpUish, 9. Punta de l&tlgo.
Whipper, 9. Asotador.
W hf pplng-post, «.Plcota para azotar los reos.
Whlpsaw, 9. Serrudio, sierra grande.
Whipetai^ «- (N4u.) PInzote del timon.
Whipster, «. Uombre Ugero y iiglL
To Whirl, va. J n. Oirar; dar vneltas en
cSrenlo : mover r&pldamente.
Whirl, 9. Movlmiento circular mny rApido.
Whlrlbat, «. Cesto, especie de manopla guar
nedda de hlerro 6 plomo; garroto, eacbi-
porra. [de la rodllla.
Wlilrlbone, 9. B6tttla, choquezuela, el hueso
Whirligig, «. Perlnola. [agua.
Whlrlplt, Whirlpool, 9. Y6rtlce, remoltno de
Whirlwind, 9. Torbellino. viento vlolenta
Whisk, 9. Esoobllla, eepilla
To Whisk, «fi» Hopear; movoxse con vek>-
ddad. — oa. Escobar.
Whisker, a. PaUlIa.
Whiakev, 9. Aguardiente.
To Whisper, wi.jn, Cnchlchear; sugerlr;
secretear.
Whisper, «. Snsurro, cnchiohco, vox bi^a.
Whisperer, «. El qne habla b^jo ; eudilehe-
ro; susnrrador.
WhlsperinK. 9. Chohlcheo; sr surra
Whist, inUH. Chiton! caUal punto en
bocal~& Un Juego de naipes paroddo I
UmalUIa.
To Whistle, ro. y n, Bilbar : chlflar.
WUstIo, sTSilbo, dlbido ; sllbato.
Whistler, 9. Sllbador.
Whistling; n Silbo, sUbido chlfllda
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V^lt, «. iL'ploe; on poeo. IM a whU,
Nada. [Blanoara.
White, «. Blanco; ptildo; paro; caao.— •.
To White, To Whiten, va. Blanqoear.— «n.
Emblanq aeoorae.
White-lead, & Albaratda [alnmbroi
White-leatlier, «. Balde^ plel etutlda odd
Whlte-liverod, a. Cobard^ uoblo, envidloea
Whiteljr, a. PAIldo, blanqneoiito.
Whiteineat, t. Manjar bianco; lactldnlos.
Wbitener, «. Blanqueador.
Whiteoesa, «. Blanoara; pnreza, candor.
Whltenln(F, & Blanqneo.
(Vbltepot, A Manjar bianco.
Whites, $. Leucorrea; flores blanoa&
Whltetbom, t. (Bot) Esptno bianco.
Whitewash, a. Blanqaeta; enlaclmlento.
To Whitewash, va. Blanqoaar; encalar; jal-
bo^^ac'
Whitewasher, «. Enealador, blanqueador.
White-wtne. a. Vino bUnco.
Whither, ad. Adond^ donde.
Whithersoever, ad, Adonde qolera.
Whiting, 9. Oct) Albnr, cadooa.
Whitish, <L Blanqnizoo, blanqaedno.
Whitishneea, «. Color blanqnlseo.
Whitlow, 8. Panadixo, panartxa
Whltster, $. Blanqnoador.
WhIttanUde, i, Pentecoatee. WMiawtday^
Dla de penteoosteSb
Whltten-tree, t. (Bot) Sanoo r^aeo. [Ja.
To Whittle, va. Cortar 4 podazltoa oon nava-
To Whia, «fk Znmbar. Whining noist^
Zombldo.
Who, pran. Qulen, que, la persona qnai
Whoever, pron. Qalenqolera qne, ooiilqale-
ra qoe. [tal, el todo.
Whole, a. Todo, total; aano, entero.— a To-
Wholesale, A Yenta por maVor.
Wholesome, ck Sano, saladable.
Wholesomely, acU Saludablemente.
Wholesomeness, t. Salad, sanidad.
Wholly, ad. Oabalmente, totalmente.
Whom, pron. Aoosativo de Who. [ffer.
Whomsoever, pron, Acnsativo de whoao-
Whoop, «. Algarada, griteha. (Orn.) Aba-
billa. [gritoa.
To Whoop, wu Uachoar.— vo. Insultar oon
Whore, 9. Pnta.
To Whore, tn. Putear.
Whoredom, a. Pntaismo.
Whoremonger, a. Pntafiero.
Whorish, a. Lafldvo, putesoa
Whortlebeny, t. (Bot) Arindano
Whose, QenlUvo de Who j Whioh. Oajro,
de quien. [ontiqniera.
Whoso, Whosoever, pron, Qalenqalera,
Whar, Whonr, «. £1 ruldo qne kacen las
aves con sus alas caando rovolotean.
To Whor, To Whurr, vn. Aletear, volar;
gruiWr.
why, ad. Porque. Whv *>f Y por qu6 es
eso? Wkyt Qa^l IF%^ so nsa para dar
toAtala al dlaoorso, en cuyo caao dqja de
tradaeirsa en casteUano. ITAy trul^t
Verdaderaoiente.
Wick, 9. Tordda; pibUo.
Wicked, a. Malvado, perverso; travieflo;
pernicioeo.
IHckedly, oA Intcaamonte, nialamcnte.
WIN
wickedness, «. Ualdad, tnlqaMfld, j
dad. [Osto de mlmbcea
Wicker, a. Mlmbroao. WicJkgr • ^ -
Wicket, 9. PorttUo, postteo.
Wide, a. Ancho, vasto, dilatado ; \
ad. L^oa; anehamente. £'ar and teiA,
Por toaos ladoa.
Widely, ad. Krtwiwameate, nray, nmdML
To Widen, va. Ensanchar, extender, <Tfli»if
Wideness, «. Anchnra, anchor.
Widgeon, a^Om.) Arncaata 6 avatarda.
Widow, 9. Vlnda.
Widower, «. Yinda
Widowhood. 9. Yiadei, vladedad.
Wido w-honter, 9. Oort^te de rfaOaa rle»
Widtli, «. Anohara, anchor.
To Wield, 9a. Manejar, empaflar.
Wieldy, a. Manejabie.
Wife, «. Esposs, oonsorte; mt^Jer. Tantai
Wig, a. Pelnea 6 cabellera poatiza; irata da
Wig-maker, a. Peluquero.
Wight, 9. Persona, criatara radooaL
Wigwam, a. Choia 6 jacal de Indkn.
Wild, a. Sllvestre, bravo, fbros; deslarto« £i>
habitado, soUtarlo, despoblado; tnrboka-
to ; atnrdido ^esenfrenado ; cKtiaviftle
WlldameaS|4i Deaierto, yennou [de
Wildflre, 9. f uego grieco ; erlstpela, aarpaB
WUd-gooee, a. (Orn.) eanao ailveatfe.
Wild-gooee-ohase, 9. EmpeOo ramy 6 ta^e
Biblew
Wilding. «. Hanzana dhreatra
Wildly, ad. 81b ealttvo; desatii
Wlldnesa, 9. Selvatiqaea, roatlcidad, i
feroddad.
Wild-oat, 9. Flaata que oeoe atlveBtra 7k
9ou> on^9 ^JoUd-oata^ (Fanu) Faaar aH
mooedadesi
Wlld-aervloe, «. (Bot) Bertial anvaitza.
Wild-atock, a. A'rbol eilveatra para lagcrk.
Wile, «. Dolo, flrande, engafta
Wilfhl, a. Porfiado; volontarlo. [mcoti^.
WiUhlly, ad. Obstinadameate; volantarij*
Wllfhlnesa, «. ObsUnadoo; pervenidad.
Wllily, ad. Fraudnlentementew
Wlllness, a. Frande, engafio; mi
Will, AYolnntad; diaeredon; J
mandato; testamento.
To Will, vo. y «K Querar, desear; reaolrec.
mandar ; rogar, aapliear ; teatar. WiU ha,
n4U hs^ Que qniera 6 que no qaltfa.^
Wilt, dgno verbal del ticmpo fxduro di!
indieatlvo ingles.
Willed, prtfC ypj>. del verbo 7b Will. JO-
tih^MalienoL ^rf/witZed; Obetfaada
Willing, & Indtnado, pronto, deacoaoi. #7o£
vfiUing^ Medlante Dioa.
Willingly, a(f. Da bnena gana, oon goeto.
WilUngnese^ a. BaenaTt>lantad : oompieeea
da [Saaoe de BottBoala.
Willow, 9. (Bot) Saaoo. Weeping ^iUcn,
WiUowish, a. Color de aanoe.
Wili-woTshlp, 9. Colto volontarlo.
Wily. Oi Aatnto, ma&oso, Inddloao.
Wimble, 9. Berbiqnl, espede de t^^
tWimple, a. Toca, veto.
tTo Wimple, 90. Tirar h4da abitf o.
To Win, eo. y fk Oanar, lograr ; alcanztf
peraaadlr; prevaleoor.
To Wince, 9n. Coeesr, tlrar eoccs: dar e»
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ooYoa, sentir, p«(lecer.->-'(KX> Betorccrao
eondolor.
Winch, t. Gtto, tornlDo. (NAo.) Clguefial
To Winch. «n. Gocear; corooTear.
Wind, «. Yiento, aire; reeoello; ventoaldjid;
hosmc Wimd bounds, (N4a.) Detenido
por &1U de Tiento. Steady tDind^ Yien-
tohecho. Zand wind*, Terralea. Light
toindSy Yentolinofl. Tdar; ventear.
To Wind, va, yn, Soplar: aevanar, enre-
To Wind, <Hi. jEnvoWor; desenredar: aer-
penteor. O^iiu.) Birar. To wind up,
Condalr. To wind up a wat<^ or dock,
Dar CQorda al relol.
Windago, «. (Art) Vlento do im cafion.
Winded, a. Bhofi^wUided^ Lo one reeplra
dlflcoltosamente. Long-wincUd, Larigo ;
enfidoao, enmarafiado.
Windegg, «. Unevo haero.
Wlndef. a. AraadiUo, devanador.
Windfkll, 9. FruU caida del 4rbol; venti^
6 gananclA in^jperada.
Windflower. «. (Bot) Anemone, animona.
Wind-gage, 9. Anem6inetT0.
Windgul, 9. Aventadara.
Wlnd^on, $. Esoopeta de vlento.
Windlneaa, f. Yentoaldad; hinchason.
Winding, 9. Yuelta, revoelta.— a. Tortaoao^
eerpentino.
Winding-sheet, «. Mortj^
Winding-stair. «. Kacalera de caraeol.
WindJng-taokle, 9. (N6a.) Aparejo de estre-
Beras.
Wiodlaas,AArgae,&rgan«. (N&a.)MoUDet6.
Windle, «. Devanadera.
Windml]], f. Molino de rienta
Window, 9, YentAna. Gla99 window^ YI-
drlerc Window^uUm'9^ Oontravent*-
na.
Windpipe, t, Traqnea, traqniarteria.
Windsiiis, «.|>2.(N&a.) Mangaeras de Tiento.
Windward, aA A' barlovento.
Windy, a. Yentoao. tempestnoso ; flatnlento.
Wine, 9. Ylno. Borry win*, Zopla. R9d
wins, Ylno tinto. To 8ea9cn with wins,
Eavinar. Wins-eeUar^ Bodega, caeva.
Wine-bibber, 9, Borracho, odre.
Wiae-cooper, 9. Tonolero de vfno. [vino.
Wino-merchant «. Ylnatero ; mcrcader de
'"• , «. Prenaa, lagar.
nring, A Ala; aventado
wing, Yolar. Flanco.
To Wing, va, Dar 6 poner alM; flanqnear ;
desiJar. — an. Alear. [qneorado.
Winged, a. Alado. Broken-winged, Ali-
Winged-poa, «. (Bot) Ocro.
Wing-shell, «. Estucne de insecto.
Wing-transom, «. (N4a.) Tugo prindpaL
Wlog^, a. Alado.
To wink, vn, Oerrar los ojos; goiiiar; pes-
tafioar; tolerar, dMrnnlar.
Wink, «. Pestafieo; gnifio; <4eada.
Winker, «. Qaifiador; disimnlador.
Winkin^y, tuL Gon toleranoia^ Winking
at, Ctonnivonda.
Winner, a, Ganador, veneedor.
Winning, 9. Ganancia, lucro.— a. Atraotivo^
encantador.
To Winnow, va. Aventar; ezamlo&r.
Winnower, s. Avcutador.
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Winter, 9. InviemOi Winter 99a$on, Invar
nada.
To Winter, vn, Invemar.
Winter>beaten, a, Maltratado del Invlema
Winter-cheny, a (Bot) AJqueqaeAjo.
Wlntersroen, a (Bot) Plrola. [vemizo
Winterly, Wintry, a. Brumal, invemal, in-
Winter-solstlco, & 8olsUcio hlemal.
Winy, a. Yinoso. \ni, limpiar '
To Wipe, va. Limpiar. To wipe ojfy Box-
Wipe, «. Llmpia; limplon; bnrla saariok
Wiper, 9. Llmplador.
Wire, 9. Alamoro. Iron-wire^ Alambra dt
' hierra ITirM, Arlllos para arotos. Wire*
plate, Hllera de tlrar atambro.
To Wiredraw, va. Tlrar, redudr d hUo algu •
DM metales; alargar, prolongar.
Wiredrawer, a Tirador de metiuoa.
Wiry, a. Hecho de olambro. [oredon.
Wisdom, «. Sabidaria, prudenda, jniclo, dia-
Wise, a. Sabio, docto, h&bll ; grave, Joldo-
80, dlscreta— ^ Modo, manera de ser, es*
tar 6 hacer.
Wiseacre, a False eablo ; ncclo, tonta
Wisellng; A FiWsoftstro.
Wisely, ad, Sablamente.
tWlseness, «. Sabidaria.
To Wish, va, Desear, apeteoer; anslar.
Wish, «. Anhdo, ansia.
Wisher, 9, Deseador. Well-wisher, "EX qnt
desea el bien de otro.
WishAil, a, Deseoeo, anslosa
WishfUly, ad, Anslosamente, con anhdo.
Wisp. 9, Manojo de heno, p^a larga.
WlscraL a. Pensativo, serio, atonto.
WistAiliy; ad. Seriamente; Hyamento.
Wit, 9. Ingenlo; vlvexa do Imaeinadon;
seso; agndeza, grada, sal; Joido, laoea.
2birii;ad.£s4saber. Wik, pL Jnicio,
razon.
Witch, a Brola, faechloera.
Witchcraft, Witchery, a Bn:Oeria, sortiloglo,
malefido.
Witoh-elm, a (Bot) Olmo, espedo de Uama
Witch-hazel, a (Bot) Especle de avellanow
Witcracker, a Tmhan, chocarrero ; bnrlon.
With. prep. (Ton ; Juntamente con, en com-
paoia de; por, contra, de, i, en, entre;
asl qne, laego que, despues do.
Withal, ad. Ademas; tambien; por otra
parte; al mismo tiempo.
To Withdraw, va. Qnltar; retlrar, q)artaT.
—vn. Betlrarae; irse, salir.
Withe, a. Mlmbro.
To Wither, vn, Marchltarse, sccarsc— «i
Harchitar, i^, deslucir. [tar
Wither-band, a La barra de la sllla de raon-
Witheredness, 9. AJamiento 6 marchltet;
sequodad.
Withers, a. pi. Ctmz del enerpo del caballo.
Wither-wrong, a Herlda en la onu del ca-
ballo.
To Withhold, va. Detener, rctener; ncgar,
rehosar.
WIthholder, a Detentador.
Within, pr«0. Dentro, adentro; dentro dA
-Anieri. Within there! A' de adentro
— ad, Interlonnente; en casa.
Withoutprtf/). Sin, con folta de ; fhera, aftia-
ra.— flo. Por aftiera, per fUcra, bAda fUt
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sloo et que.
To WltbMud, «a. Besistli;
WithsUndins, «. BotiBtoneU.
Withy, 9, Mimbra
WiUfM, a. Nedo, tonta
WltUng, «. Choearrero.
Witneei, «. Teetimonio; testiga /» tr/^
n«M vhsr&qf^ £n fe de lo cual.
To Wltoefls. DO. Atestiguar, tosUficar.— «n»
8er; Bervfr de testieo.
WltsDapper, 9. Bnrlador. [P^c»-
Wittod, a. iDffonioflo. Quick-^oltUd^Fen-
Wlttloiam, A Dlcbo agado, chbte.
Wittily, ad. Ingenlosamentc, agudamente.
WitttnoBs, 9. logoalo, sal, gracia, agodeza,
chtj4e.
Wittingly, odL Conoddamente.
Witty, f«. Ingeniofio, cbistoso; satiriea
Witwall, «. (Orn.) Pico 6 plcaznaderos.
Witwonn, «. BuibiL
Wizard, 9. Braio. hechloero, adMno.
Wo 6 Woe, 9. Dolor, peaar, calamidad, mlae-
rla.— tfn^. InfeUz.
WoMi, 9. (Bot) Onalda.
Woebegone, <k Abmmado de deegradas.
WoAiL a. Triste, afligldo; calamitosa
Wofhlly, €id, Trlstemente, f (me6t«a.ente.
Wold, 9. Canipifla.
Wolll 9. Lobo. S^if-tDO^, Loba. Tounff
uxM Lobezno, lobata
Wolf-dog, «. Mastin.
Wolfish, a. Lobero.
Wolf a-bane, «. (Bot) Acinlto.
Wolf 'a-mllk, «. (Bot) Tltimalo, lecbetrexni.
Woman, 9. MuJer. [rea.
Woman-bater, «. Aborrcccdor de las In^}e-
Womanhood, «. La oondldon y las propile-
dartfifl de miiier.
Womanish, a/MtHerlL [Jcres.
Womankind, «. El sexo femenino; las ma-
Womanly, a, Mt^cril, mt^oric^ ; afemina-
dou — aa. MiOerilmenta
Womb, f. U'tero, madre.
Womby, CL Espaicioso, capaa.
To Wonder, vn. Admirane. cxtrafiar. To
wondar at, Maravillarse de.
Wonder, & Admlradon; mllagro, portento.
Wonderer. f. Admlrador.
Wonderftil a. Admirable, maravUIoso.
Wonderfully, ad. Admirablementeu
Wonderftilneas, Wonderment, 9. Admira^
don, asombro. [pantada
•Wonder-struck, a^ At6nlto, paamado, es-
Wondroua, Wondorotu, a. Extrafio, mara-
villoeo, por^ntosa
WoodroQsly, ad. MaraTHloeamcnte.
To be Woni, «n. B^olcr, acostambrar.
Wont, 9. Uao, oostombre. b&blto.
Wont, abreviatura de WiU not.
Wonted, a. Aooetambrado, n»ua1, ordlnorio.
To Woo, CO. Cortc^ar, galantear; conyldar
ooB Instandaa, [palo, leAa.
Wood, «. Bosque, selva, monte; roadera,
Wood-anemone, t.(Bot) An^onasllTestre.
WoodbtaM, * (Bot) Madreselva.
Woodcock, «. (OfB.) Chochaperdix 6 becada.
Wood-drio^ 9, lonulon do l^oa medld-
naleSb
Woodedi a. Arbolado ; nrCido do madcra.
8S6
Wooden, a. Hecbo maderik Wooden bowt^
Arteallla de panaderoa Wooden Mm%
ZoeeoiL
Wood-bole, 9. Lefiem firboleft
Woodland, 9. j a. Arbolado; cDDlerto di
Wood-Iarl^ «. (Om.) Alondra, calaadrla afr
Testre.
Wood-looae, & (Ent) Cocaracha.
Woodman, 9. Gaxador; monterow
Woodmonger, 9. Le&ador; madetero.
Wood-note, 9. M&sloa campestrok
Wood-nympbs, 9.t>1. Driaaea.
Wood-offexlng, 9. Lefia para bolocanata
Wood-pease, 9. Ouisante Btlvestre.
Woodpecker, «. (Om.) Plcamad«roi, ^le»
poste.
Wood-pli
ood-pigoon, 9. (Om.) Paloma tortax.
Woodpile, 9. Pila de lefia; hognera.
Woodreere, 9. (Ant) Florastero.
Wood-aorrel, 9. (Bot) Aoedera allTestm.
Woodstack, 9. iHia 6 monton de lefia.
Woodward, 9. Onardaboeqne.
Wood-work, 9. Hadende, noaderimen.
Woody, a. Lefioeo ; selroso.
Woodyard, «. Almacea de lAadcn.
Wooer, «. Oalanteador, cortcja
Woo( 9. TramSj la hebra qoe paaa de aa
lado 4 otro del ordlmbre; testara.
Wool, n Lena. ClMirMfM>o^Lanabarda4
cborla, Wooloomber^ Cardador de laoa
Wooloard, 9. Garda, cardencha.
To Woold, 9a. QihXL) Trlnoar.
Wooldlnga, 9. (N4n.) Beatasi
WooUSbL a La plel con la lana.
Woolgathering, a, Kl dcflcarrlado de la Uom,
Woollen, a. Hecho de lana.— a. Tela 6 U^Um
de lana.
WooUendraper, «. Mereader da ptAos.
WooUendyM', 9. Tlntorero de lana.
Woolly, CL lanudo, lanosa
Woolman, a Lanero; mertader de lasa.
Wool-pack, Wool-sack, «. Saca 6 fkrdo da
lana.
Wool-pated, a. Con eabelloa encre^Mido^.
Wool-winder, 9. Vellonera
Word, 9. Palabra; babla; dlspota ; prome^
Sy-word^ Proverbla High Vforda, li^o-
riosaa.
To Word, va. Kxpreear, expllcar, e&Bittiai:.
Word-book, «. Yocabulario.
Word-catcber, 9. Dtnratador.
Word-catcbing. a Du puta de palabzaa.
Wordy, & Verboeo, diraso.
To Work, vn, Traba)ar : obtar ; epersr ; Uk^
mentar; labrar; fabricar; fijtmar; atat^
mentar. (N4n.) Maniobrar. 7b teort a
hat^ EnAirtir un sombrero.
Work, «. Trab^Jo, obra; f&brlca; bordado*
oosldo; obra de manoe; fWsa; exDn1«a
JfeedU^oort, Labor de agc^a. Prem-
ioork, Tirada.
Work, Worklni^, a Maniobra de ix^
Wortlnff aMt^ (Nta.) Manfobcj
alta. LttbherlvtoorHng^tttxAdbr^XatttiL
Work-dqr, Working-day, «. Dia de tral^^la
Wocker, 9. Trabalador, obrero.
Work-fellow, «. Oomnafiero de trabajo.
WofklK>ii8e, * F&bnca; hoepldo, eaaa ^
mliericordia; eaaa de correoolon.
Workman, a ArtSfleo, obrera 1 '
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fTorknuunIy, a. Uihi^ dlestro; hecho con
WprImor.'--<u2. Conpnmor, oou destrexa.
orkmADSblp, «. mbUldad del artifloe;
obra.
Workmastar, $. Maoetro, ol arUflce principal
Workshop, «. Taller, obiador.
Workwoman, «/! Costnrera, obrora.
World. 9. Mondo; gente, gentia
Worldilneas, «. Codicla ; vanidad mondana;
aftcion al mnndo.
Worldling, «. Hombrc ranndano.
Worldly, a. Mundano ; humano.— acK. Mun*
danamonte.
Worm, 9. Onsano; lombrlz: poHlla; oaroo-
ma; ooco; gorsoja (QnlnL) Serpentln.
OUno-worm^ Lnddrnaga. SUt^wortn^
Onaano do Beda. FifM-toorm, Pnlgon.
Worm-eaten, a, Carcomldo, apolulado;
eocoeo.
Worm-holea, 9, pk Carooma.
Worm-eeed, t. 8ant6nlco 6 slmlento de
Al^andrik
Wormwood, «. (Bot) AJenJo.
Wormj, a, Qosanlento. [mentar.
To Worry, wi. Deapedazar : peraegulr, ator-
Vfont^eomp.^tSadU reor.— <i<i. Peor.
—9. Peoria, menoacabo ; lo peer.
Worship, «. Emlnenda, exoelencla; cnlto,
adoradoD.
To Worship, WL Adorar, honrar, venerar.
WorshtpftiC a* Bespetable, venerablo.
WorshipAilIy, ad. £espeUblemente, hono-
rificamento.
Worshipper, «. Adorador.
Worshipping; 9. Adoradon. cntto.
Worst, a. 9up«pl. de Sad, P6simo, mail-
Bloio.— ALopeor.
To Worst, va. v encor, trlnnHv de.
Worsted, a. Vencido.
Worsted, 9, Estambre. [veza nneva.
Wort «. Un ginero de legnmbres; la eer-
Worth, «. Valor, predo; m6rito; oonsldera>
don. — a, Digno.
WorthUy, a<2. IMsinamente. [da.
Worthiness, 9. Dunldad, mdrlto ; ezoelen-
Worthleas, cu Induno ; tII, bi^a
Worthleflsneaa, «. Cidlgnldad, rlleza.
Worthy, a Digno^ benemdrip.— «. Hdroe.
Wove^jwoven, pret. yparl. po*. del Terbo
7b W(9av9, [como aoxlliar.
Would, pret del Torbo 7b WUL ITsase
Woand, pp. del rerbo 7b Wind*
Woand, 9. HeHda, llaga.
To Wound, vo. lierlr, Ilagar; ofender.
Woundlees, a. Ileso.
Woundwort, a. (Bot) YulnerarliL
To Wrangle, vn, Pdotoar. refUr, dispntar.
Wrangle, «. Pelotera, pendenda, rifla.
*f rangier, «. Pendenclero, dlspntador.
To Wrap, wi. Arrollar; enrolrer; oontener.
Wrapper, «. El que arrolla; envolvedero;
embaae.
Wrath, 9. InLftaror, odiera, enolo.
Wrathftil, a, Furioso, enojado, Indignado.
WrathfhUy, ad. Fnrlosamente.
Wrathleaa, a. Pacato, qnleto, sin hlel
To Wreak, «a. Yengar, tomar satisfkcdon.
7b icreak oiM*a anger^ Descargar la
e61erk
Wrcilb, 9. Comna, gnlmalda.
WKO
To Wreathe, va. Elnsort^; toroer; eefUr.
Wrenthy, a. Enroecado^ ensorttiado; toi'
ddo. [(Bot) Ora.
Wreck, 9, Nanfrsglo, rulna, oeetmodon.
To Wreck, tfCkyn. Naofragar, sallr mal de
algnn nM;odo ; arruinar.
Wren, 9. (wn.) Beyezuda
To Wrench, va. Arnncar; dlslobar.
Wrench, a. Arranque ; tiron vlolento.
To Wrest, va, Anancar. 7b wrest jyom^
Arrebatar.
Wrest, «. Violencia ; coiitorslon ; dlalooacloD
Wrested, a. Torddo; Ibrzado.
Wrester, 9. Torcedor.
To Wrestlo, vn. Lnchar; dlsputar, alterear.
Wrestler, «. Atleta, luchador. [leatra
WreetUng, A Lncha. WreeUing-ptace^Vi^
Wretch, «. Un infeliz, nn miserable, nn dea*
Tenturada i\>^ior«<oA/PobrediabIol
Wretched, a. Infeliz, miserable; vU, per-
Tersa
Wretchedly, ad. Infellzmente: rllmente.
Wretchedness,*. Inftsliddad, mlseria; bi^eza.
To Wriggle, vn. Bultlr, asltarse IrrecnUv-
mente.— IMZ. Mover 6 as^tar. [onda.
WrlggUng, 9. Enroscadnra; rosea, Tuelta fi
Wright, A Artlllce,arteeano,obrero. FAeef-
tcri^Ai, Tomero. Oari^wrighiyCexnfUao.
iSW^Mori^^Oarplntero de navioa.
To Wring, va. Torcer ; arranear ; estrc^ar ;
atormentar; Interpretar mal
Wrinper, «. Torcedor, torcedora.
Wrinkle, a. Arruca; doblez del pafia
To Wrinkle, va. Arrngar. TbtorinkUoneU
brow, Frundr las oetjas.
Wrist 9. Mufleca do la mano.
Wristband, a. Paiio de camlsa.
Writ 9. Escrlto; drden: auto; ^ecndon.
Holy vorUy La samda Escritora.
To Write, va.jn* £scriblr, produdr ; tooor
correepondenda eptstolar; Imnrimlr en
el &nlmo. 7b toriftf after, Goplar.
Writer. 9. Eseritor, autor; escriblente.
To Writhe, va. Toroer, enoorrar; arranear.
— vn. Aoongojarse.
Writing; 9. Escritnra, eserito, manosertto.
Writing-desk, «. Escrltoriow QJLa.) Bsori*
banl&
Writing-master, a. Maestro de esorlblr.
Writing-paper, 9. Panel para escribir.
Written, part jMM. dd verbo 7b WriU.
Wrong, 9. Injuria, h^ustlcla, agrarlo, per*
Jolclo; error; culpa. Yati are in the
wrong, Y. no tieno razon.~a. Errado^
fUso ; Irregular; de seega [dar.
To Wrong, va. Agravlar, Injnriar, malefl-
Wrong-doer, «. Ii\)usto ; malodente ; ofen-
sor.
Wronger. 9. Agravlador: liOuriador, tidcna
Wrongfhl a. Injusto, Inlouo, perversa
Wrongfully, ad. Ii^ustamente, dn razon 6
motlvo. [teroow
Wrongbeaded, a, Dlsparatado; desatfnado*
Wrongheadedness, «. Malefloenda. Inloua,
teniuddad ; sostlene con tenaddaa.
tWrongless, a, Justo, recto. [pow
Wronf^y, ad. Ii\}ustamente^era do tlem-
Wwte, preL dd verbo 7b Write,
Wroth, a, Bnotado. [Work,
Wrought, prel y part pas. dd verbo 7V
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WmaiL preL y part, pas, del verbo 7b
Hng. A wrung nuutf (Nia.) Palo
liMbo oonbft.
Wry, a, Torcldo, taerto; di■fo^n^ (ba
y fWowM. tcrif fa
f nect^ Tortioolla.
Wrjf tnouthj wry faee^ G«sto, viMj^t^
Fry nedl:^ Tortioolla.
To Wry, CO. Toroer, encorrar.
Wryed, a. De eeego, torddo.
Wryly, act Obllcaamente.
Wryneck, « (Om.) Torc«eiie1Io.
Wrydraughta, a. AlantarUIa, albafial.
X.
La Z Hone dos aonldoa. El prlmoro aqol-
rale i c« eu castcllano ; t. g^ soooeOeneSy
eOD€Ctd6y taa ; y el s^ndo 4 ffit^ pronon-
cUndo la a oomo en Iranoee; t. g., eoDaU^
eaocunplsy eoDactUor.
Xanthoxylom, a. A'rbol del dolor de mnelaiL
Zantlppe, a Jandpa, mi^or rega&ona.
Xebeo, a. (Ndcu) Jabeqne.
Xenlam, a. pk XarUa. Begalo que se da
4 on hoeaped 6 extTa^jero.
Xenodoohlain, «. Meson, poeada, hospiclo.
fXenodochy, j; Hospltallaad. [loa qjooi
XeroooIImam, t. Colirio aeoo, pooiada para
Xerophtbalmy, a, Jcroftalmta; irritaclon
de los oJo& [anatnU.
Xipbiaa, A (let) Pex eepada. (Aatr!) JUUfl.
Xipblam, A (Bot) Jlflon, aoora
Xoana, a p/^ Iin4geno8 grabadas.
Xylaloea, a Madera de aloe.
Xylobahamnm, a Jllob4]samo.
Xylograpkar, a Qrabador en xnadera.
Xylography, a £1 grabado en madera.
Xyster, a Inatmmento qnirdrgloo.
Y.
Y se prononcia como en eastellano al prio-
dpio de laa voces, y ne la consldera oomo
leba oonaonanto. Al fin de laa palabraa
se pronnnda oomo i castellana, y so la
coiuldera oomo TocaL
Tacbt, A (N4a.) Yate, yaote 6 yac
To Yap, vn. Ladrar.
Yard, a Corral, patio: yarda; astllloro.
(Kio.) Yerga. rard-arfM^ Penoles de
las TorgaA Jfain^/ard, Yerga mayor.
Spritsail-vard, Yerga de oebadera.
Squar^-yardSy Yenna rednndas. 7b
hraes tM yard$^ Sraeear las vergaA
Totapth4 yards, Amantillar las vergaa.
Yardland, a Modida de tterra quo varia
segnn los dlferentMi oondados.
Yardwand, A La medida de ana yarda vara
inglosA.
Yarn, a Eslambre; bllo do Uno. Cotton
yam^ Hllo de torzaL Weavsr^s yam^
IlUaza. Rops^am, (I]4tL) Fllistlca.
Spun-yarn, Meollar.
To Yarr, vn, Begafiar; reatetlr.
Yarrlsb, a. Bronoo, aeca
Yarrow, a (BoL) Mllenrama, mllhojas.
Taw, A (^oxL) QulfiadA
To Yaw, va. (N4a!) Ontfiar; i
doesoA [ia
Ytwl, A (N4a.)8erenl, ombaroadon peqaa-
To Yawivni. Boetezar.
Yawn, A Bosteia
Yawner, a Bosteaador. rBoacao
Yawning a. Boateaanto; aofioSoatOL— a
Yawa, A Bapede de empcton entixie^
tYd^>ed, <k Llamado, nombrado.
Yty nom. ^ d» Tk<m. Yoa.
YoAjadL Bi, dertamente ; y ann, f i
To Yean, wk Parir la ovq^
Yeanling; a Oordero mamanton.
Year, a Afio. J^Taio ysar*9 dav, JMm da
afionnevo. .y<mv«ar'<(7^AgnfsaUA
Loop year, Aflo bisleato.
Yearling, a £l animal de on ana
Yearly, a. AnoaL— ad Annahnente.
To Yearn, vn, CompadooecM; deaaar coa
ahlnoo; afllfflne.
Yeamfolly, aa. Gompasfonadameate.
Yearning a L4Btima, oompaslon.
YeasCfA Jlate; fermento; oapomadtflamaA
Yelk. A Yema de hneTO.
To Yell, vn. Anllar; dai; alaridoA
Ydl, A Anllido; alartdo, grito lastlmem.
Ydlow, a. Ainarlllo. 7b grow yelUm^
Amarinear.—A Amarlllei.
Yellow-berrioa, a pL Plzaoantaa.
Yellow-hammer, a (Om.) Or(^>iiidola
Yellowish, a. Amulilento.
Yellow-lead, a Albayalde eaidnado.
To Ydp, «n. Latir, ga&ir.
Ydplng, A Oaftlda
Yeoman, a Hacendado ; labrador aooaiiodft*
do;giiardIadelreydeIu)at«rra. (KioJ
Paflolero. ^fana pro^lpcla.
Yeomanry, A El ooqjnnto de naoeadadoa da
To YertLtKi. Y. 7b Jerk,
Yerk, a V. Jerk.
To Yem, vn^Y. 7b Team,
Ye^ ad, 8L Tei indy, Olartameote.
Yeat, A V. YeaM,
Yestor, a. Lo de qrer.
Yoaterday, a Ayer, al dia de aTer.— octAyer
Yesternight, a Anodie 6 la nocbe paaadA^
a<2. Ayer por la tardA
Ycety, a, Espamoeo.
Yet, eoff^. Con todo, sin embargo; per«
emporo. — ads, Ademaa, todarSa, ademaf
de eso : ann, hasta ahora, hasta aqiiL
Yew, A (Bot) Tejou
Yewen, a Heeho de tdo.
To Yex, vn, Hipar, solioxar.
To Yield, «a. Dar, prodndr; admitSr, eon
oeder.— im. Coder, tMidirae; oonroili:
Yielder, A El one cede 6 ae somete.
Yielding; a. Tratable; llo|o; oondeseen-
dienta— A Snmision, dodlidad. defer<m€iA>
Yieldingly, ad. Llbrcmente; Hojaroeates.
Yieldingness, A FacUidad an oeder 6 en eoo-
descendenda.
Yok& A Yugo ; eadaTltnd ; ynntm. {nOx,
To Yoke, va. unotr; onir; anjetar; ra^ni*
Yoke-elm, a (Bot) Carpe, emoda de oboa
Yoke-fellow, Yokemate, a (3ompa&ero m
loatrabi^oA
Yolk, A Yema do hnoTa Y. TeUb.
Yon, Yonder, a. y ad. Am, alUL
Yore, ad. Ticmpo haoa; antlgoameutob
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Ton, Tfi, to, tS: voa, Tosotroa, yeeotraf;
v., Vol, YV^ Vms.
Yoang; & J6ren, mozo. A voung Jttoe^
Oara remonda. A youn{f plants rUnU
tierna.— «. H^aeloa, la crU de los anl*
tnakOk [Hermano menor.
Toangerf a. Mas j6ven. Younger brother^
T ooDglsh, a, Mozuelo, jOTencfllo, Uerno.
Tonngllng, «. Peque&iiela
tYoaogly, ad, De tierna edad. [vete.
Toangster, Yonnkcr, «. Jorenolto, mozxd-
Yonr, proru Vaestro, de Vda. 6 VV.
ronrseli; pron. T6 mismo, Y. mlsnia
Youriek>e»^ pL Yoaotros 6 Yds. mismoaL
Youth, «. jQTentnd, moeedad, adoleeoenola.
Yonthftal. a. Javenil ; freeco, vlgoroeo.
YoathfUll7, ad, De on modo Juvenll, eomo
machaoho.
Yonthftalne^ «. Moeedad, Jayentnd.
tYonthly, tYouthj, a, JaTenil, jdven.
tYuok, «. SanuL
fTo Yuck, wi. Basear.
Yule, «. Navldad, tlempo de pascna.
tYnx. «. Hipo» morimiento oonyalsfvo dd
estomaga
Z, Ultima letra del alfabeto.
Zaffre, «. (Min.) Zafre, azuL
ZanT, A Gradoso ; bnfbn, trnban.
Zeal, A Zelo; fervor; ardor.
Zeakt, 9. Zelador, entoBlasta; t$xikMio',
Zealcn, a. Zakwo; teiAttoo.
ZYM
Zealously, ad, Ck)D paslon v zela
Zealonaoees, «. Ardor ezceilvo, eDtoslasmo
Zebra, t. Cebra.
Zeebln, «. Zequi. moneda de oro. [miitlefc
Zedoary, s. (Bot) Zedoarla, rail y planta an
Zenith, t. Zenlt 6 oenit
Zephyr, Zepbyms, A C^flro, fkTonio.
Zest, 9, Lnqneto; saineto: blzna; siesta.
Zeta, 9. Una letra del aUkbeto griego.
Zetetie, a. Cet^tlco, nn m^todo de reeolyei
problemaa.
Zengma, s. Zeugma, figora ret6ric&
Zfgzag, a. Colebreado.
Zinc, & Zino. Flower* of sinci, Zlhc sabll-
mado. Sulphate of winc^ SolfiUo d#
dno, caparrosa blanoo.
^ apnr, * El
Zodiac, «. Zodiaco.
Zincograph
arte do grabar en zinc
Zodiacal, a. Zodiacal
Zoilos, «. Zollo, critico sorero.
Zone, a. Banda. fli^a. (Geog.) Zona.
Zoograpby, «. Zot^raf la.
Zoolatly, 9. £1 cnlto y adoradon de los toil
mikJea.
Zooltte, 9. Los restos fMles de on animal
petrfflcado.
Zoological, €k Zoo16gleo. [gia.
Zoologist, 9. Zo6Iogo, d profesor de eooIq
Zoology, «. ZoologUL
Zoonomy, «. Zoonomla.
Zoopbytk 9. Zooflta
Zootomist, «. Zoottoiloo.
Zootomy, 9. Zootomia. [espede de hirpes
Zoster, 9. Oingalo, dnturon. HtfM.) Zoster
Zygomatic, t. (Anat) Zigom&tleo.
Zymology, «. Zlmoloda.
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DE PAISES, NA0IONE8, PROVINOIAS, MARES, PUEBLOS
RIOS, MONTANAS, ETC.
qHm HO 8S BOBIBSM DEL HOMO MOOO
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BUB
Aberdeen, Absrdin,
AhYmtaiMtAbMmia,
iiCMmnM, Aqu^o$,
AxAuLftAcaytk
kednxnfAoao,
kdiUato^ AdricmdpoU.
AdrUtio Me, Mar A4HM».
Mgfian. see, Mar Eg^o 6 ArtMpiUaQo.
MUulMim 6 Mbngibdo (Toloen de Sloilie).
Aiz le Ghapelle, J^wtii^ntm.
Ajacde, Ayaoiik ^
kUiB^AMa,
Albenian 6 Arneat, Atbcmsi 6 Amamta.
Albany, Albania.
Altfaandrta, AMandr\a de la PaUa.
Alezendrle, AMandrha d4 Sgipto.
Algarlne, ^r^wMiA
AlgesirM, ^MWtM.
hMtn^AraA
McaX, AUoanU.
hXp^Alpet,
Akaoe, AUada, [Asfuutmat.
Anuzons* rlrer, JNo Marafion 6 ds la$
AnetoUa 6 AnadoU, JfatoUa 6 AHa mtmor,
AnMjui^ Andahtc^
AskdHwAui, Andalm.
Aiigoaleine» AnffuUma,
AnBbes, AtUibo,
AiitiUefl, AntaUu,
Antioch, ^nMoovlA
Antweiis Ambirm 6 Antmrf^a.
Apenuinoe, Apmdno:
Aqaiteine, AquUamia.
AnbleiL «. j a. A'rab4,
ArobipekigOj SI ArtMpUHoffo 6 mar Xg§o.
Armagnao, Armanae (en Fraada).
Annratan, 9.ja. Armmto,
AmgoD, Araffon,
Anaffonese, 9.ya, Aragomet.
AsBjnnan, «. 7 a. AtMtK
Atbeniao, s.ja. AUtUmtB,
itheiu, Atinat,
Austrian, & ▼ <k AiUi9^aolk
AuTeigne, Au^^mia,
Avignon, JLviAon..
Babylon, AiM7<mf&
Baldo sea, Mar BdUieo,
Barbadoea, itor^Oifa.
Barbara, jBar&«rf4S.
Basil, Basle, ifawi2«a.
Basques .Smcoa.
Batavi 6 BataTlaoa, HdtaDoa.
Bevaria, Jla«<«ra.
Berarlan, 9.ja. B&varo,
Bajonne, JZoyonOh
Beam, HMnui
Bedouins, JBteMMM:
« ^ , , BUgieo,
Belgic, i*- '
Belgliun, J
BelgradcLJBe^JTrodo.
Bengal, Bmigaia (dodad del AsiaX
Bern 6 Berne, 3irfMi.
BettUehein,Ja2«k
BQboa, .BttOoo.
BlBcaj, VUeaya.
Blso^aa, t. 7 a. Viaoaino.
Blaeksea, Jrar NMro 6 Ponio EiuoftUK
Boetlans, BtociM (habitantaa de la Beool^k
Bohemian, 8,y a, JJohMno.
Bols le Dacjaioldiiqvs (dndad deBrabanto)
Bolosna, iMofito (dadad de Italia).
Bospboma, J964^bro.
Boolllon, ihitt>n»
Boulogne, Jlotofla.
Boarbonnol8|ilor&on^
Boordeaoz, AircMofc
Brabant JBra5an<A
Brazilian, «. 7 a. Brat(M(o,
Bremen, JB!r«mai
Bretagne, Brlttan7, SrtUOUu
Brlenne, Brena.
Britain (Great) La Gran Brdafia,
Bnge^Srt^at,
BruBBfftat Sru9Sta$.
Bulgarian, 4^ a. MlgartK
Bargiind7, SorgvUa,
841
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ELB
Byzunliam, Biaanci4> (norobrt antigno
dol ConaUntinopla).
CafBia, Oafte%.
Caffhtrla, Cafr0r\a,
SambfidM, Cambriffia,
OampoMoy-, 0amp4ch€,
GsntfT lalnda, /mm OBmaria*,
OantaDrian, «. jr a, CAnlahro,
GantorbQiy, Cantbrh^H, [Br4i&%,
Gape Breton Maud, Ida real 6 del eabo
Capo d'istria, Cabo ds Jdria»
Cart^aQOf CarUlan.
Carpathian monntalna, MontM OarpAdot,
Oartbage, Oartoifo.
Caspian na, Mar Oaepio.
Casilla (New), OadiUa la nueva,
Castile (OMX CasUUa la vi^ffa,
CastlUan, «. 7 a. CatteUano.
Catalonia, OataHuna,
Catalonlan, «. 7 a. Catalan.
CaacMoa, Cducaeo.
Cayenne, OayetuK
Cejlon, Ceilan.
Chamberrj, Oharhber'^
Champagne, Ohampa^a.
Chilean, «. 7 a. ChUwo 6 CkOefkK
Chili, Chile.
Chinese, «. 7 a. China.
Chrlsdanopel, CrieUanSpoUi.
Cologne, CoUmia.
Colnmbla, Colombia (nombra de varlas co-
mareaa, pnebloa 7 rioe de AmMca).
Constance, Contianea.
Constantinople, ConatanUnopla.
Copenhagen, Cop&nhaffue.
Copts. Coptoe.
Corinth. Corinta,
Cornwall, OomttallUi.
Corsloa, Cbrcega.
CoTsican, «. 7 a, Coreo.
Comnna, CoruSla.
Coorland, Cwrlandia,
Craoow, Cracovia.
QTpnu, Chipre.
Damasen^ Damaeeo.
Damietta, Damitta 6 Datntata.
DwMt Dinamarquea.
Danish, Danes 6 JHnamarques,
Danube, Donan, Danubio,
Dardanelles, 2>af^2a»e^
DaQphln7, Detjtnado.
Denmark, JHnamarca.
Denz Fonts, Doe PuMies,
Dieppe, Diepe 6 Diepa,
Dnieper, NUper.
Douay, Duay,
Douro, Duero.
Dover, Ddver b Ddvree.
Downs (The), Lae Dunae.
Dresden, Dreads,
DnnkirlL Dunguerqtte,
natch, Bolandee.
Dutchman, Hblandee.
Elbing,lK&<n '
»lng, Klbinga (eladad de Pmslai
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England, Inglaterra.
English, /na^tfC
English efaaanel, Oanalde la Moftaka,.
Jspneeua, jspua.
Esonrlal, Jftooriot
KwqnlmanT, Stg^imalee,
Finland, JVfiia«uf<&
Flanders, iTdfuIsc
Flemish, t. 7 a, FUun&neo.
Florenee, Jnorenoia.
Flushing, FUtinaa (dndad d« HoteadftX
Fontaineblean, F^mimMA,
Franec^ JVoneidk
Francbe ComtA, Franoo-Omdada^
FreXhuxg^JMburga,
Treneh^rancee,
Frenohmao, JVoiMM.
Friesland, JWtia.
Frontinlao, JVon^Moc
Froiaa sea, Mar Oiaddk
OalHoiaos, OaUeffoe.
GaUlpoU, OaHpoli.
Oasoonr, Oateuila.
(Hnl, Galia.
Oenava, ^<n«&ra.
(lenoa, O^nova.
Genoese, e.ja. Genovet.
(German. e,ja. AUman.
Oermanlo, Clertndnico.
Germany, .Aismonio.
Ghent. Gante.
Gironde, Oironda, fp«ra««i
Good H<roe (O^w ofX CcOtc de Bmeua M^
QoUcmbatgibciembvrffo.
QotaoKm, Gotinga,
GraTeUnea, Gravmnae,
Greece, Greda,
Greek. e,ja. Griega.
Greenland, Groenlandia.
Greenlander, st. 7 a. Gro&nlandm.
Grlson terrltor7, Fl terriiorio de Ice Qrk
eonee,
Gronlngen, Groninga,
Guadalonpe, Guadalupe,
Guatemala, GuatenuUa.
Gnelderland, GuHdret,
Guemae7, Guemeeey,
Gnlenne, Guiena.
Gnipuscoa, Guipuxooa.
Hague, ffdva.
Hainanlt j/tfnoo.
Uanse 6 llanseatle, Anee&Uee.
Havannah 6 Harana, Ifabama,
Havre de Grace, Baere de Qracia
HaTti, Y. Biepanicia,
lUbrides 6 Habudes, Bibridm
Helvetic, BeMUee.
Heaslan, i9Mik
Ui8paniola,/«to SapaHcla 6 de Stmio i%
minga,
Holland, Bolanda,
H0I7 Land, Tierra Sanla.
Horn (Cape), Cabo de Bbmee.
Hungarian, «. 7 & Bdm^ara,
Hungar7, Bungr%a,
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SAI
Navarro, Nawirra,
[oelandor, lalandsa.
Navarrese, «. y a. ITawMTO,
Icelandlo, Isldndioo,
Negroland, Kigrieia,
Netherlands, Paise» Bajot,
Neuburff, Jfeobttrao, [Labrador,
New Britain, Nu^a Breiafia d Uerra dd
Indiza, Indo.
Ionian. Jonio 6 Jinieo.
Iroland, IrUmda.
Irlflh, irtoiKf M.
Italian, «. v a, Jtaliano.
ItaljT/teiJo.
Now Scotland, Acadia 6 Xueva Steoda.
New South Wales. La Kuooa GdU% meri>
dionak
New York, ITueva York
.Tapan, Jajxm.
Japaneee, «. t a Jiaponok
Jutland, Juuandia.
Nio^i^Z0a.
Nineveh, mnii>e.
Kaflfraria, V. Oafraria.
Kaffres, V. Camr%.
Normandy, 2i'ormand\a,
Kalmucks, CkSmueot.
Norwegian, t. y a Nont^ga,
Lapland, Xooonio.
Laplander, Lapon,
Nuremberg, Nurembergct,
Leghorn, /l<w^
Le7den,i«Wa6X«ieea.
LlegeTxi^o.
LImoeIn 6 Lemousln, LetnotifK
Ostend, (?s<0m2&
Pacific ocean, Mar Pae\/lco
UBborLlAaboa.
Pampeluna, Pamplona.
Loire, Xoir*
Lombardy, Lonibard^a,
London, L^ndret,
Patagonia, Patagonia,
Peloponnesus, Peloponeso.
Lorndn, Lorena.
Vi
Louisiana, Luitiana.
Pc
Louvain, Lovaima,
P«
Low Countries, PaUen Ba)o*.
Lower Bhlne,JB<Moi»«-
P«
PI
Lucerne. Lticsma.
Luoon, Luoonla 6 Lnzonia, Luaoru
PI
m
Lyonnols, LtanM.
IM
Lyonsi Leon.
Pi
Pi
Maoedon, Macedonia,
Pistoja, PiMtoya.
Madeira, JTorf^ra.
PlaoenUa, Ptasencia.
Poland, Polonia,
Maforca, Mallorocu
Maldives, iTa^ivtoA
MalinesTMecheln 6 MeohUn, MaPmat.
Polander 6 Pole, Polaco,
Polish, Polaco,
Maltese, iTo/tM.
Port Mahon, Puerto Mahon,
Mandllos, Jfartella.
Porto BIco, Puerto Pico.
Martinique, MarUnica.
Portuguese, «. y a. Portugues.
Mauritlua, Jda ds rranoia 6 MaurMa,
Fnfpie, Praga.
Mayenoe 6 Mentx, MofftmoUu
Provence, Provensa.
Mayenne, Uayena.
ProBsian, «. y a. Prruiano,
FfTeaoeB, Pirineoe,
Milanese, «. y a. MUanea; MUaneaado.
Bed sea, ifar j;<^o 6 Jfor JSsrm^.
Minho,ifWo.
Bhlne, Bif^
Minorca, MenorqfiL
B.hode^B6dae,
Bhone, Rddano.
Bochelle (la), Za^ocMa.
Eoermond, Puremunda.
Boman, s.ya. Romano.
Moortoh, Moro 6 MoH^co,
Moraviuis, Jforaws.
Morocco, Marruicoi.
Moeambique, Mo»ambiq%«,
Bouen, J^uofk
Boussillon, BoeeUon.
BuBsIa, Bueia 6 Mo9covia,
ISvp^ir&poUt.
NapoU di Bommla, N&poUt d* Homania.
Bussian, «. y a. Bueo 6 Motcovita,
Narbonne, Ifarbona.
SaSntonge, SanUmge.
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fit Ubes, 5«<M5aX.
^uxkotnki, Samairacia,
SanffooMi Zaroffoaa,
Ux^taiBDji. J a, Sarda.
8aT<^, Saboya.
Scheldt, Aco^ifa.
n^Ok
BchaffluuiMii, AoqAiM
6oto, Quia 6 lEteio*
Sco% X$ooce§.
Bootchman, JS3ieoc«».
Bootttih. BaeocsM,
BcotiBaOt JStooeick
Belntf Strut.
Bevern, Sevtnuk [da,
Bbetlaad 6 ZetUnd isUmda, i«to« </« Z«w»i-
Bicllian, s,ra, SietUana,
81cil7, i$<c£;ia.
SlenniLiSdna.
Sierra JLeonev SUrra Leona,
SxajTzoLt JStntima.
Soootnt Soeotertk
Bolenre, BoUura 6 SoUure,
Soond, Swnd, Sondik, [Sur.
Boatli Amoriea, AmiHea Mtridionaih dH
Boath Mft, JTor cM /S^ 6 J*ae^/tco,
Spain, jB^poila.
Spaniard, JRqmi^ML
SpanlalLJEfpa/to^
Sparta, JSaMiria 6 Lacsdmnonia,
Spartans, AporionM 6 XacMl0m««»<M;
Spires .2;);>iraw
Spitzbereen, JOfpUb^rg 6 JStpUlwga.
Stockholm, Edooolmo.
Strasbora, EOraslntrffo.
Soabia, Swabia, Suabia 6 Sutbia,
6u§rUSu^vot,
Swede, ^iMCO.
Sweden, Susoia*
Swedish, /StMoo.
Swiss, «. y a. 8u4aa.
Switzerland, SuUa 6 ffelMctek
Table Bar, BaMa d4 Tabla,
Tafllet, m^EMA
Tagna, 2lv<^
Tangier, 7\ingtr,
Taranto, Tarmdo.
Twtar, AT <fc r<irter».
Tartary, Tlirtorte.
Taoros, Tauro,
TenerifBBb TbfMrMi.
Terra di Labor, Tierra d6 Labor,
Thames (r.\ T&miaU,
Tbebea, 21»km.
Tbeesaloniea, 3albti4ea,
Theasaly, Tualia.
Thion▼lll^ TioMda,
M4
TVaftfiwwda t
Z£A
Tbzealla 6 Traeoalla, TUuoala,
Tool, 7WL
Toolon, 7bl0f» 6 TWofk
TookKiae^ TUoto^
Tooraln^ TburttuL
TooiB, 2W«.
Trebisond 6 TszabaBnnd,
TremoTille, TramuUa,
Trent, TVmia
Treves 6 Triers, TWeerio.
Trleet, TYUtU.
Trinqnlmalei THnqwimaila,
Trojan, «. y a. 2V«ycM<>
Troy, TVoyo.
Tubingen, 7Vf&liitr&
Tonesa, s,jck ^mt^kw,
Tunis, Timm.
Turcomans, T^trcomamtm.
Turk, Turkey, TWco, TVo-gt^oi
Tuscan, «.r a. fbteamo*
Tuscany: TMcana,
Twer, Tuner,
Yahda, FaWs.
Valence, Vdtmeia.
YalendeDnos, Valenekmm,
Talette, FoMflL
Yalogne, Valolkk
Talt^e^ountiT), VaUdima,
Yandala, ydndaUM,
Yarennes, Var&naa,
Yanduaey Valclu$a,
Uberlingen, UberUnga,
Yenaiasin, Condado Vmeaino,
Yenetlan, a. y <k VrniMtam^.
Yenice, Y&Moia,
Yen^nes, VeredUm (dodad do Fnaeli^.
Yesarlua/Feattvio.
Yienna, Fiiwai JbIb^
Ylllefranch«kFUIa/ya#i«a(|»aebl» te A^
Ylnoenne%^VfMmuM.
Yivarala, kSmitm (oomarea de FmiclaX
Ukraine, Ucrania,
JJlm^Jjima,
The United ProTtoees, Pnmimctaa UmAda^
Unterwalden, Vndorvali,
Upsal, Dp»aUa,
Ulretoht, Virtgw,
Walcheren, VdUh&ren.
Wales, OdU$.
Walladda, Folatfvfo.
Warsaw, Fofieovto
Weet Frieslaad, JViato ganf if safcir.
Weet Indies, Iitdiat ceoiOmUaim,
WeatmlnBter, (yvmmi '
W^HOm, Vmlaria,
Wlddln, VIdin.
Yannonth, Yarmui,
York, TortM,
Tpre^ Tpra,
Zealand, Zetoficta.
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DE LOS NOMBRES PROPIOS DE HOMBRES Y MUJERES,
qn Bs scBosir vu Diranmi modo
EN ESP Air OL QUE EN INGLEa
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GER
A.bMlom, ^6m/mi»
AohUlM, AqttUM,
Adam, ildoik.
Adelaide, AdOaida,
Adolphna. Ado^f<K
Adrian, Adrian 6 Adrtano,
JRmmm, JffmiUo.
JBacMoBt AquUo.
JBaoTL jSiopo.
AgMOUL, A'^ffu^a*
AkatMi Ine$.
AMoio^ Alarieo,
AXbtit, Alberto.
Alexander, AMcundro.
Alexandrina, AMandra 6 Al^fandrina,
Alfred, ^M-«2o.
AHoe, .^Mno.
Alphonsofl, A^ctuot Alotuo 6 lUUfimaa,
Alwtn, Ahtina,
AmadtiaBt AtHodeOL
Ambrose^ Ambroeina, Anibrotio,
Andrew, Andrm,
Ann, Anne, ^iKL
A3Uiwn.Antdma.
AnttMrnlne^ AtUonkuf.
AnXbonj, AtticMo,
Axebih^ ArohibaUUK
Ai\tUitle, AriatAUlet,
knold, Amalda,
Ajihia, Artura.
Athanaaloa, Atanatio.
kngatttoB, Auffvtto.
Angnatln, Anrtln, AgutUn,
Anrelioa, AwtMq 6 AwreUamo
Baniabaa, Barnabj, Btmaibk
Bartholomew, Sartoloml,
Basil, AuiUo.
Beatrix, Beatriee, Btcdria.
^va»d\dL, BmUo,
Bonodicta, iXmitak
Bernard, ilStmarda
Bertram, IMCrofk
BtaM^AML
Bonarentue, .StMnaiMn^ifra 6 VenUtra,
Bridget, i7iV<d(k
OMar, Okar.
OoroUne, OowcUna,
Oatharine, OitoMnA
Oeoropa, Oiorop&t
Oharlea. 06Ho9,
Charlotte, OarlcUk
Christian, OtrUHano.
Christine, CHa«<na.
Christopher, OrUtAbak
Chrysostom, O^Uddomo,
Oieelj, Otoo<M&
Clar«L Olara,
Clande, Claodlna, Claudia,
Claadia, Ctaudia 6 OlamdimtL
CHori\Olodov4a,
Conrad, Oonrado,
Constantina. (^MMtoficio
CoraeHna, OomeUo,
(Myrlan, Oipriano»
Ojt^koB, OirUo,
(^roo, Oiro,
"Dvatat DioniHo,
Diona, ZMorUoia.
Doriok, Teodorieo,
Darottiy, Dorotea,
Edmund, Edmunda.
Edwwrd, JSduarda,
Eleanor.Xtfonor.
EH8ha,E%JnM9.
EUzabetVAodo^
Ellen, .82«i&
EmanneL Manuek
EflMna, 3na 6 MdmiekL
Ernest, JI&fMstoL
EooUd, AM3{&<fM.
Eugene, Xugmia, JBugeiUa,
Enpbemla, BitUmia,
Eaphro87n& .ffltf/(*Oiifia.
Bnsebina, jSiimMo.
Snstaoe, AMtofula
Etc^ JEbo.
FeUda, Faiaa 6 FtUoia,
Ferdlnand^omofuKo.
; Florenoe, Florenaio, flormtekk
YnokM^ FranoUea.
Fnnttot Franoisoo.
Frederio, Federico, Ftdsrioa,
Qwrg% Jorge,
Gerard, Oenardo.
Gertrude, (ToitHMeit.
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G»bort, OUberto,
Oodflref, Godq/Mlok
Gnot, JPnffrada.
Qreaorj, Oregorio.
Gnsuviiat ChuktWK
Gay, Qwido,
Haanah, ^«uiL
HaimlbaL^n4&a£.
Harriet, ilWrigiMta.
Ileleo, JE!{tf»<i.
Heory, JSHW91M.
Herbert, Heiberto
Hester, A^.
Uierome, Om^imo.
muj.miario,
Hobert, Hubert, Eitb^rtcL
Horace, Horatio, Horacic
Hngh, Hugo,
Uomfrey, Hwi^edo,
Ignatins, i^^noo/A
Ireneufl, Ir&n^o,
laldor, /«/ dro 6 /MdofA
James, 5an^^a,«7aoa&o,«/a(yn« i Diego.
Jane, Juano.
Jasper, Gfupar.
Jerome, (TerdfUma.
Joachim, Jbaquitu
Joan, Joanna, Jvana,
John, a/iMm.
Jonathan, Jonatan.
Joseph, «7M
Joshna, J<mii^
JodlUi, JiM2<4
Jaliaa,iAi^
LflBtltia, Lettlo& LsHola
Lambert, Lamberio,
Laurence, XorsMA
Tjiramg, Ld»ar<K
Leander, L&andro.
LeOf Leon.
Leonard, Leonardo,
Leopold. Leopoldo.
Lewla, Louia, Xii<«.
Llv7, livio.
Louisa, i^iML
Ludn&Zueio.
LuoretJa, Luoneku
Lu<7, Zuckk
Luke, Ztitcoa.
Magdalen, Magdalena.
Margaret, Margery, Margarita.
Marianne, Mariana.
MartcJl^mM.
Martha. iTortaw
Mary, JTariA
MatUda, MaHlde.
Malth^ff, Mateo.
UaithiM, MaHUu.
Maurice, Morice, Mavrieto.
Maximilian, MaakniHano.
Michael, Miguek
Kathauiel. Na(an€teL ITatanul.
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Nicholas. Nieoiae.
Koah,^M»^
OctftTlns, OaUttio.
OUver,^Kwr*fc
Otho^Oton,
Patrick, PatrioUK
Paul, Pablo.
Paottna, iViKto 6 i^MiMia.
Peregrine^ Peregrine 4 /Wisy#<m>
Peter, Psdro.
Philip, ^e«p«.
Philippa, jmtpa.
VMtoKh, PhOareo,
Qnlntilian, QidntlUano.
BM/dbMii, Ra^ueL
Ralph, BQlph, Bodol/o.
RandoL BandioC i2and0{^
Baphacd, J2q^lM<L
Raymond, Moimvndo,
Ren6, JSenoto.
Reuben, ihiiMb
Reynold, -^Stfinal^
Richard, JSieonto.
Robert, ifo&erto.
Roderie, iZodr^A
Rodolphua, RoaoUfb.
B.oger.Bogerio 6 Bogsr.
^ ~ ^^ Benaldo.
Rowland, JIotoAcEo.
Rupert, in^Mrfo.
Slgismimd, SigimKunda.
Sliyan, iSXtwMA
Silvester, SUvettre.
So\omoiij^8alomon,
Sophia, JSqfUi.
Stephen, ISMean.
Susan, Susanna, Sueanct,
Terence, J^erenoio.
Thady, Tadeo.
Theobald, Teobaldo.
Theodore, Teodora.
Theodorle, Teodorioo,
Theodoslua, Teodoeto.
Theophllns, Te^/Uo,
Thereaa, Tereaa.
Thomas, Toma*.
Timothy, TinuOeo.
Titus, mi
Urban, Urbano.
TalenUne. Valentin,
Yeremond, Bermudo 6 FiirsmmnJa
YInoent, Vioents.
Walter, OwtUerio.
Wtthelmina, OuiUermina, O^Ot
WflUam, GwilUrmo^ QuOUbmc
Xenopbon, Jenqfbnte.
Zaohanr, 2a«ariaiL
Zeno, ienon.
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DB LOS NOMBRES PROPIOS DE PERSONAS,
qn n itsah abbstiadoa rAxnxouKKTs ssi ni aia,
CON SU CORRESPONDENCIA EN CASTELLANO.
t>« oasl todM lo6 nombres dgalentos se paeden fbnnar otrot famlUmM en OMtoll«a«,
■fiaditodoles una de estas tenninacloneB: ito^ ico^ iUo ; las eoalM plerden la final tl ei
vocal, 7 mudan la o en a para los femeninos; j en loa aeabadoa 9acofxca oonvlerten
cstas sSlabas en qu: v. g., Franclaoo, Firanc^quUo ; Frandsoa, FrancUquUa: por
eeto solo se ponen los quo tienen on nombre iiregolar 4 demas del regular.
Bab por Barbara, B&rhara^ Barbartta.
Bat por Bartholomew, BartaiotrU, BarMo.
Boo por Bebecoa, Rtheea,
Bel por Arabella, Arabela,
Ben por Bei^amin^ B«njamitk {BdtUk
BlU, Billy por William, GuUlermo.
ChBx\jpor Charles, OAHot^ OarlUot.
CIS jTor Cioelj, Odcilia,
ban por Daniel DanM.
Davy por David, David,
Dick, Dicky por Richard, J?icar<to.
Dot, Dollv por Dorothy, Dorotect.
Dy por Diana, Diana,
Ellick, Sandy por Alexander, Al^andro.
Fan, Fannypor Frances, Frcmeitoa, iVaa-
qvdkiy FaquUa^ JPanehitOt OurriM,
Faea^ Farruea.
Tt^por Frederick, Fedorioo.
Qetpor Geflfery, GoofroAo,
Oib iTor Gilbert, Ol^erto,
Hab por Herbert H^tmio.
Hal, Harry por Henry, Enriquo.
Henny por Henrietta, Fnriqueta.
Hodge por Bogor, Rogerio.
Jack Jcbnny por John, cTicaYk
Kate, Kitty per OaUiarine, OaiaUna, Ckt-
Kit por Christopher, Cristobal, TobalUo.
Len por Leonard, Leonardo.
Letty por Letitla, Letieia,
Ux por TSllzHy ICliaa.
Madge, Meg por Marcery, Margarita,
Mat por MaUhew, uaioo,
Maadlin por Magdalen, Kagdidena.
Mich por Michael, Miguel,
MoL Molly por Mary, MariOt MariquUa,
Mariea^ Martha,
Nan^Nancy por Ann, Ana.
Ned, Neddy, Teddy por Edward, Eduarda.
Nel Nelly por Ellen y Eleanor, ^Zmmi y
Xtfonor.
Nio por Nicholas, Jfieoku.
Nol por Oliver, OlU>erio,
Para por Pamela, Pamela,
Patty por MarthiL Iforto.
P^» re^ por Manraret, Margarita,
Pd por jPewgrine, Peregrin.
Pen por Penelope, P<m«2opA
Phil por Philip, #<rfteA
Pm por Prudence, Prudencia, '
Sal, Sally por Sarah, Sara,
Sam por Samuel, ScunueL
Sib, Bibby por Sebastian, SebatUan
Sil por Silvester, SUoetire,
Sim por Simon, ^Sfmon, SimonoiUk
TId, Tit por Theodore, T^eodoro,
Tim por Timothy, TVfno^.
Tom, Tommy por Tliomas, Tonuie.
Tony por Anthony, Antonio^ Antonitle.
AnMliio.
Tracy por Theresa, Teresa,
Val por Valentine, VcOetUttK
Yin por Vincent, Vioenie,
Wat por Wsilter, Gvalterio,
Will por William, OviUermo,
Zach por Zaohary, Zacarioa
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D. APPLETON T OOMPANIA.
EdMorw de las Obffu de Tatto mas wadas m las Casas ds Bdueadon de la
AmMoa Meridional; Novdas Bopulares, etc, en EtpafM^ Frances I Ingtfs,
, Prlnoipios Elementales de. Por N. T. LTiptoo, profetor
de Qofmica en 1ft UiuVenidftd *' Vftnderbilt,'* de NftshriUe.
AlfiEtbeto en Piesas. Jugnete pan nifios. Be una cajiu de seis pnlgadfts de
alto, qne encierra 27 dados 6 caboe conteniendo cada nno en bos eeU carat
ana letra del alCtbeto, tret palabrat que empiesan con esa letra, on fino gca*
bado con colores j an n6mero en clfht j en letra.
Antifiriiedades "n^^fli^ii^if. (V^ate Caxvillab HitT6BiOAt.)
Antlfirttedades Ghrieflraa. (V6ate CABTiLLAa Hibt6bioab.)
Arboleda, Julio (Poesfas de). En prensa.
Aritm6tioa Te6rioo-Pr4otloa (Nneva), con apUoaoloDM al Oomer**
oio. Por D. Bmilio Toro, Director qae tn.6 del Liceo de Ponce, en Pto.-Bico.
Un bonlto tomo en 12P.
Astronomia, Noolones de. (Vdate CASTxixAt CiENTfnoAB.)
Becauer. (Vtese Buas.)
Bello. Compendio de la (Hmm&tloa Oaatellana, de D. Andrte BeHo,
escrtto para nto de lat etcnelat de la America Btpafiola, por J. Amaldo Mir-
qaea. tin tomo de 166 pftglnat, en ISP,
Blblioteoa del Kaestro. Pablioada bi^ la dlncdon de D. J. Abelardo
Kufiez. (Yeante:
MfrODOS DB IKSTBUOOIOX.
Bdugaoiox dbl HoMsns (La>
DlRSOCION DB LAS BSOUXLAS.
Lbooiohxs db Coeis.)
Bot&nioa, Hodones de. (V6ase Oabtiujls CiBNTfricAB.)
Bnmouf. Elementoe de OramAtioa Iiatina, eztractadot del ll^todo
para estndlar la Lengaa Latina, por J. L. Baruonf. Tradncidos del Frances
al Castellano por Joan Vloente Gonittes. Un tomo de 164 pAginas, en 199,
Batler. Bl Kaeetro de Inffl6s y de Bepatlol 6 lilliro de Frases
Familiares. Por Francisco Batler. Un tomo de 898 piginas, en 18°.
CMLoeres, Jos6 Xaxia. (V^ase C^mputos oBOBOLdezoos t BCLXsxitnoos.)
(V^Se PUNTUACION T ACBBTUACTOir OBTOGBlnOA.)
Oalldns. (V^ate MAmiAL db BirsBtANZA Objxtita, j Cuabbos xubalbs.)
Oarrefio. Manual de XTrbanidad y Buenas ICaneraa, para aso de la
JoTentad de toibot sezos. Un tomo de 82t p&i^as, en 18^.
Oompendio del Manual de TTrbanldad y Buenas Maneras,
de Mannel Antonio Carreflo. Arreflrlado para ol aso de las escoelas de imbot
sezos. Un tomo de 190 p^nas, en IS^'.
7}mumdotnU^fen^re8dlave9tSe/aawrandtic,cadatiM,prdehttsio.
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Libros Puhlieadoi por D. Applekm tf Ca.^ Ifueva Tori.
Oartilla y Doctrine Oristiana. RtiBtica.
Oartillas OlentifLoM:
NoctoneB do Fftica. F^r Balfoar Stewart, F. B. S.
Nociooae de ^ofmica. For U. B. Hoscoe, F. B. 8.
Kociones de FiBiologfa. For el Dr. M. Foster. F. B. S.
Nociones de AitroDomia. Por J. Norman Lockrer. F. B. 8.
Nocionea de GeografSca Ffelca. Por A. Qeikio, F. B. 8.
NodoiKM de Geologla. Por A. GeikleJP. B. 8.
Nodonee de Economla Potttica. For W. 8. Jerooa.
Nociones de BoUnlca. For el Dr. J. D. Hooker.
Qeometifa InTontiTa. Por W. J. 8pencer.
CArtlllM HistirloM:
NodoDea de Historia de Bartfpa. Por B. A. Freeman.
Nodones de Hiatoria de Qteda, For C. A. Frib.
Noclonet de Hittorfa de Boma. Por C. Creigbton.
Nociones de Antigilodadea Botnanaa. Por A 8. WiUdns.
Nodonea de Antlilledadet Qriegas. Por J. H. Mahafiy.
Oasa en el Desierto (Ija). NoTela e«crlta en inside por el CapfCma Maynt
Bdd. Tradndda al Osetellano por 8. Camacho j A Hemtodez. XTn boolto
tomo de 848 piginap. Telaingleaa.
CateoUmo y Bxpoaloion Breve de la Bootrina Oristlana, oonpoeB-
to por el r. M. Gerooimo de Bipalda, para la enaefianca pftbUca. 96 pAeinaa
BiiftJca.
Oateolsmo Bazonado. Hiat6rioo y Dosmitloo. Bedactado aegan Km
Catedf mos de Aym^ de Fleory, de la didcesis de Parle j otroa «le loe mkt
conoddoa y acredttadoa ; diepBeeto baJo un anero plan, para el neo de loe
colegioa y eacaelaa de 4inix>t aezoa, y para eervir 4 loe ^ioddoa doctrine Va
de las parroqaias. For el Abate Theroa. Ti:adacido al CasteUanqpor Xa-
nael A. Carreflo y Mamtel Urbanc|)a, t notablemente adldonado. ITorfdma
edldon ooD Uoenda del ordinario. un tomo de 194 pliginaa, en 18<», otaf^nta-
monte encartonado.
OervAates. SI Inffenioso TTidalgo Don Claijote de la '■■'^'ni^^«4
segnn el tezto corregldo y anotado por el Sr. Odioa. Un tomo de QB5 ptefoaa,
en ISO,
Bl Xn«eiiiO0O Hidalso Don Uuljote de la Ifanctift, aegvn d
tezto ooire^do y anotado por el 8r. Ochoa. Bdidon de lq)o, con oatorce lA-
minas y retrato de Cerrlntee. Un tomo de 606 piglnaa, en 8*. (Wn prmta.)
Ooe. Oartonea de Dibnio paxa las Baoaelas. Bn dies panes,
Oompendlo de la Oram&tioa de la Iienffoa CctfteUana, dlspoeelopor
La Academia Bspaflola para la aeganda eneeOanza.
C6xn.pntoa OronoldRlooa y Edeaiiuiticoe (Opiieoalo sotareX For Joa<
Hana Cftcerea, Acad6mlco nonorario de la Univcrsldad del Salvador, y Direc-
tor ddColeglode8antoTomi8. ltomode88p4;;ina8,enl8^. Bncaitooado.
Ckmooimiento de las Tal>laa de Sumar, Beetar, ICnltiplicar y .DirldU;
. para qbo de laa eacaela^.
Cornell. Oartones de Cornell para el Estadio y PkAottoa del Di*
lyajo da Mapcui. Dettignados para acompaflar caalqnieia geo^rafSa. tt
mapaa.
Kapas de ComelL 13 Ma^a Mndoa con loe logasea ■yocadoa coo
nfimeroa en vex de aos nombres.
Una Clave de los Mapcui Kudos de CoxnelL Ftta nao del Ifana-
tro. Un tomo de 69 pA^nae, en 139,
Mapa Kudo, No. 14, de la Bep^bllca Axffentlna.
Clave especial del Kapa Kudo de la &ep6blioa Azseiitina.
Correspondenda Qenaial del Iiibertador Slxnon Bolivar. S tanoa
en 8° mayor. UM Inglesa, con retratoa de BoKTar y de Don FoUpc LarrasibaL
Ouadzoa Kvralea, eompneetoa por Mardo WUeon y K. A. (Mktea, pudieado
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nsane, bten por separado, bien como complemento del Maihtal db Bitbk-
^AifZA Objstita do Calkioe. Son treoe cnadros do DQndo y FerspeeUva,
lAneaa y Medidas, Fcfrmoi y 86Udoe, Ooloret, JSsoala Orcmaiica (de los Golo-
pea), Zoohffia: partes 1% J», », y 4»; j BotdnUa: partes 1% 2«, 8«, y 4».
La colecdon— montados en carton.
La coleocion— montadofl en lienxo.
Ouentos & Mis Klfios:
Los Tree Qatltos. I Mlchino y Mlclto.
La If aerte de] Pechirojo. Lo» Favoritos.
Las Mn&ecas. Bl Perro de la Tia Man^
Loe Tres Oeoe. I Tomasillo del Pnlgar.
Con magnfflcas lAmlnas de colores. El paqoete de ocho eaeotos.
Cuentos de la Tia Iioisa. Coleccion de aeis caentos, de como IS pAglnas
en cnarto mayor, con precioslsimas Umlnas cromolftografladas :
Aventnras de Robinson. I H6ctor el Perro.
Media Docena de F&bolas. Los Felices DIas de la Infancla.
Perlas y Colebras. I Yi^Jes de nna Mnfieca.
Bn paqnetes que contieuen IS cuentos, 6 scan dos cjemplares de cada nno.
Ooentos Korales para Nlfioa Foxmalea. Norfslma coleccion de doce
Jibritof , la mayor parte en verso, para recreo de la nifies. Ricas y gradoeaa
"" ' — " "olor ~
Uminas de colorea :
Chanchito.
Bl Bei Borrlco.
El RamiHete de Oelia.
Tia Pasitrote.
Bl Albom de Anfrelina.
Un Banqnete de Chnpeie.
Bn paqnetes de nna docena snrtida.
Ouentos Pintados para Nifios. Coleccion de Doce Librltos para recreo
delain&ncla. Con gradosas Umlnas de colores.
Bl Concho Aventnrero.
Mirrlnga Mirronga.
BlPaseo.
El Rei Chnmbtpe.
Un Sarao Perrfcantante.
Bofia Pftnfiiga, 6 Bl S&nalotodo.
Bl Gate Bandldo.
Pastordta^y Jnan Chnngnero.
La Pobre Vkjedta.
Bl BenacniQo Paaeador, y El Potro
sin Freno.
La y6nnf Dormlda.
Simon el Boblto.
BlPardillo.
Bn paqnetes de nna docena snrtida.
La Cenieienta, 6 el Zapatito do
Vidrio.
Aladino, 6 la L&mpara MaiaTino-
sa.
Los Tres Oatltos, y la Cena del
Zorro.
Los Tres Osos.
NenePnIgada.
2>e Belem. Libro de Frases Infflesas y Espafiolas. Por E. H. De
Belem. Un tomo de 88 piiginas, enl^.
Delapalme. (Vtose Intahgla.)
Be DCarchena. Oompendio de la Historia Ant.lgna, 6 Historla de
los Prindpales Pneblos do la Antigfledad. Hasta la mnerte de Carlomagno.
Bscrlta en Ingl4s, y tradndda al Castellano, por A. A. De Marcliena. Un
tomo de S58 pi^nas, en 199.
Dibnjo, por SrtlsL Noero Stitema de Dibi^o, en Tres Series :
Sint^tica, cnatro cnademos con mnestias.
Mannal del Maestro.
Analitica. eels cnademos con mnestras.
Manual del Maestro.
PerspectiTa, cnatro cnademos con mnestras.
Mannal dd Maestro.
PerspectlTa (Cnrso Adelantado) y Sombreado, cnatro cnademos con mnestras.
Manval del Maestro.
Importahte.— Las iostracdones contenidas en los Mannales del Maestro
no pneden ler m&s completas, pnes abrasan cnrsos de Dibqjo analitico, geo-
m^tiioo y de perspectlTa : ni mto dans, pnes qne, por medio de ellas, ami
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Lihr<m PiibUeados por D. AppUhn y Ca.^ Nueva T&rk.
loi proCsflores qao no posean el arte de dibnjtr, podrto cneefiailo con el
6xlu>.
Diooionazio Xaroantll, en JngH^^ Frainoes, y Tfapaffol. For B. L dt
Veitelle. EsU dtridido en ties parte«. La piimeim ooDttane— «1 DiocaaKa-
BIO, propiamenta diclio, en ingl^a— Aancei— eaMfioL franrfa i^tiallul
toiel<a 7 espafiol— ingl^a— francea, en el cnal so haUan ua Toces mercaatUei
emplaadas en dkbaa lengnaa* la denominacton de laa meicaBcias qpsa drcaJaa
boT en el comereio, y tamUea, loa tdrminoa de maiina de maa fracoeate mm
en la oorreopondeDcia oomercial : la legimda^-an gran nfimero de cartaa ant-
gladas al eaulo modema con modelos de factoraa, cnentas corrientea* pagarte^
letraa de cambio, oanocimientoe, etc. ; la teroerar-un Vocabui^juo oboobX-
rux), y ana llsta de las principalea abferiatnraa nsadaa en los iiea ifionas.
Un tomo de 806 p&ginae, en I30.
Blooionaxio Ortoffr&iloo, 6 Cat4Ioep do 1mm Tooea eastellanaa eojm
ortografia pnede ottecer diflcnltad. ror Joed Manael Marroqnfn, tndlT^o
correBpondieDte de la Academia BBpafioIa. Ciiartaedieion,coD <
adiclonea. Un tomo de 100 piginaa. Bncartouado.
Dizeooion de las Eaouelaa. Por J. P. Baldwin, presidenta de la _
Normal del Bstado de MisorL Un tomo en IS^, paala de tela Ingloaa.
Eoonomia PoUtioa, Nooionea de. (Vdaee Cabthxas Cuwrlriaaa.)
Bduoacion del Sombre (La,), Por Federico FrObeL Tradnclda del Ale-
roau por Don J. Abeiardo Kuftea. Un tomo en 19^, paata de tela iaglesa.
Bl Bayo Solar, Tratado To6rlco j Piictieo de Fotografia, por el Dr. J. Tov-
ler, Catedritico de Flelca y Qolmlca. Keristo ▼ poeato al Hfrel de la Firio>
tica maa modema del ^rte en todoa ana Principalea Ramoa, por H. T. Ab-
tbony. Obra la mas oomplcta de caantaa se ban pablicado haata alioca ea
Oaetcllano 6 ilnatrada con namerosoa Grabados de Aparatoe, etc., Joa mat
porfecclonadoa.
Bnfermedadea de las Kujeres (Tratado Pr&ctioo>. Por T. QalBaid
Thomas, Doctor en Medicina : Profesor de Obstetrlda y de Rnfermedadea de
las Mojeres J de los Nifios del CollMe of Pbystdans and Sorf^Aona de Naeva
York ; Olnganoldd Hospital de Mcu^* del £stado de Nneva York; lUdioo
de Ooasulta del Hospital dd Ni&os de Nnera Yoilcydel de 9t. Maty de
Mnjeres de Brooklyn ; Miembro Honorario de la 8ociedad de Obetetri^ da
L6udrefl ; Miembro Corresponaal de la Sodedad de Obatetrida de BeHln, de
la Sodedad Ginecoldfrlea de Boston, de la Sodedad de Medldna de Ubm, y
de la Sodedad de Obstetrida de Filadelfta ; Miembro Honoraifo de la Sode-
dad de Obstetrlda de LooisYille^ Tradacido al Gastcllano por B. Abeiardo
B. de Lnna, Doctor en Madicfn* ; MMico del Northern Dif penaair, y Atv>
dante Clinico de la Citedra de Cinma Ortop6dica do la UniTezaidad de Koeva
York; Miembro de la Academia do Medldna de Nneva Yotfc, y Secretmrio
de snSecdon de dr^Jfa: Miembro de la Sodedad de Medicina legal, de la
Asodacion de Salod Pfiblica, y de la Sodedad de Medidna del OmOado de
Nneva York. Un tomo en 8" mayor, de 789 plgiBa8,1mpieflo eameradaaDeaii
en bermoao papel, adomado eon ciento noventa y vn giabadoa iatercaladoi
en d tezto, y empastado en teU fnsleaa.
BnaelEaiiaa Olidetlya. (Vdaae Mabuaz. sb BHBxftABXA OBJvnr a, 7 €oa>
DBOS MUBAUM.)
Epitome de Analocla y SintiKl* aegnn la Gramitlca Gaatdtana aaeta-
mente pabllcada por la Real Academia Espa&olay dispaesto por la
para la Prtmera Enseflanaa BleraentaL Pnmera Bdldon AmerkaoB^
la qiUnta de la Real Academia. Un tomo de 80 piginas en ito.
Bstndios y GonflBreiioias de Historia y I^iteratnsa. For BBrioBa
Pifleyro. Predosa edicion de li^o, formando on tomo de nUs de 900 pl^BM
EranMlio paxa los Nifios (El). Arreglado al Caatdlano aena el BattlHlB
delos BvanKelistaa. Por d Dr. D. AngeiTerradinoa, OatediMooide la Utf.
Terddad Central y Abogado del I. C. de Maddd.
Mbulas I«iterarias de D. Tom&s de Xriarte, cot^adaa ooa el bocader
original; con adlcion de aeis FAbolas origloalea qoe altan eo lea dc«M
edlciones ; y otraa catorce de Pedro, tradnddaa por d antor. Ua t
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Idbros JPaUieadoi por 2>. AfpUUm y (7<f., Nueva York
■imo tomito de 179 pigiiuui, en ISP, Tipot nneros, 6 ImpreBion InmalO'
nble.
ViMiotk BacpertTnwntal, (V^oBe Obtib, etc)
Tiaiim, Nooiones de. (V6ate Cabtillab GzxNTfnojui.)
S*iBiolofffa 6 Hi^ene (Elementos de). Sieodo mi Jibro de tezto pan ubo
de lus InstitTitoe de Educacion. Por el Dr. T. H. Hoxley, iBdlTldno do la
Real Sodedad de Ltedrea, y el Dr. Wm. Jay Tonmana. Tradocido al Cae-
tellano por D. Tomto (^olntero. Un tomo de cerca de 600 piefnas, con na-
meroalaimaa Uunlnaa.
.Pislolo8:£a, KooSonee de. (V6a8e CiBTiLLAfl CiEHrinoAa.)
IPloriim. OniUermo Tell, Lil>ertador de la Suisa, y Andr^ Hofer,
el '* Tell *' del Tirol. Por Florian. Con la Yida delAator. Un bonito
tomo de 954 piiginaa, con i^abadoa.
JFotograf ia. (V^aee El Rato Solab.)
Oeosraf £a Blemental. (V£af e Yeitzllb.)
Oeograf ia Pieioa, Hooiozies de. (V^aae Cabtilz.a8 dBurfviaAB.)
Gtoc^ocia, Nooiones de. (Vtese Cabtillab CixKTfnoAB.)
G^ometrfa Inventiva. (y^aee Cabtillab CiKKTfncAB.)
Oil Bias de fiantillana, (Historia de)« publicada en Fnncea por A. R.
Le Sage, ttaducida al Castellano por el Padre Isla. Un tomo en 13^.
Olmnistioa, iranwal de. {Enprmaa.)
Orand. Oompendio de Aiitmttioa Elemental para la Infitmecion Prt-
maria, por P. If. Grand. Un tomo de 00 pAgfauiB, en 11^.
Quia de Ids Masones I«ibres, en loa tree gradoB Simb61icoB del Bito
RBCocea Antl|rao j Acoptado, 6 aea Jfannal del Maeatro Perfecto. Por M.
YaB<iaes, G.*. !&-. Un tomo de 265 pAginas, en JS^.
Gnitdras. ICAtodo Priotioo Elemental* para Aprender la LeoenA Fran-
oesa, ezpreaamente adaptado 4 la Capacldad de lot Ninos. Tradocido y arre-
glado por Don Bosebio Gait6raB. un hennoao tomito de 186 pftginaB.
Chiit6ras, Oartilla de. 18 pAgicaB h la rtetlca.
Sexranz y Qniroz. Mementos de Gramitioa Castellana, para nso
de loB nifloB que con- iirreu 4 las eecnelaa de primeraB letraa. Por D. Diego
KarciBO Herranz y (^iroz. NoviBima edicion, enterameiite reftindida, re-
Tiata, corregida y notablomeote aomentada. 1 tomo de 108 p4glDaB en 83^,
encartonado.
Obra adoptada tn tartotpaitea.
SJfltoria. (Vtete Cabtiluib Hibt6bioab.)
Historia NatnzaL (Yiaae Rxibo Ahixax..)
Historia Sa^rada CPeqnefia). Por Beldse. Un tosM> encartonado, unaa
150 piginaa, en IS^, con UbninaB intercaiadaa en el tezto.
Historietas Morales para la Znfkncia. Eacrltas en Jngl^, por 8. G.
Goodrich, sntor de laa " ConrerBacioneB de Parley," etc Un toBio de 86ft
piglnaa, con dies y aeia bonltaa Uuninaa.
Infttnoia (Iia). Por Delapahne. LIbm de kctnra, eorregido y anmentado de
acnerdo con el Reslamento y Programa de Becaelaa de la ProTinda de Baenos
Aires. Un tomo de 87 p4guuiB, en IS*', con llminaa.
Iriarte, Don Tom&s de. (V^aae FIhulab.)
Kriisi. (V^aae Dibuxo.)
lAmentaoion de Iiord Byron, thtima. (V^aae NttSxs ss Aboi.)
I^eeolones de Ck>«as. Por F. A. Bbeldoo, Principal de Eicnela Hormal del
Eatado de Noeva York. Un tomo en IS*, paata de tela ingleaa.
Ijeniraaje de las Flores y de las Vratas (El), oon alranoa Bmbtemas
de iBB Pledrae y lot Colorea. Un tomito moy atiaetiTO de 140 pigtnaB, en ISP.
X«e Save. (V^bo Gil Blab d« Sabtillana.)
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Huias da Axoe. (Vteae tfurau LufSiiTAaov mi Umn Btbok, 7 ]
COMFLXTOi.)
Ollendorff. Kuero K6todo para anrender 4 lieer* TTalilar y
criblr el Efpaflol, Mfran el bUtema de OUeiMloiff. Para uso de kM Alem
criblr el EfpafloJ, Mgan el bl
Arreglado por H. IX Wrage
nlBche Spracbe le8en,8jprecb
7 H. M. Monsanto. (Nena Kethode die Sp^
sprechen and schreiben sa lernen, nach dem OQec-
dorlTecben System.) ISmo.
Olava del Anterior.
SCAtodo para aprender & Iieer. Bsoriblr y Kablmr el TngUa^
Mf(Qn el sittema do Ollendocfll Por Bamon Palensoela 7 Joan de la C
CarreAo. Un iomo de 4&7 p^na», en IS**.
- Olaye de.loe Ejercicioa del lE^todo Para aj^endar^ £ I«eflr,
Bscribir y Hablar olTQgl^s, seinui el iUtema de OUendorK Por BawKw Ft-
lenznela y Joan de la C. Carrefto. Un tomo de 111 piglnaa, en 19*.
■ Kdtodo para aprender 4 I«eer, Eeoribir y Kahlar el Franoas
segnn el sistema do OUendoifll Por Teodoro Simoon^. Un tomo de B41 pi^
' ginaa, en IS*.
Clave de los Z^jeroloiofl del 2C6todo para aprender £ Tatir,
Bscribir y Hablar el Frances aef^in el sistema de OUendorit Por Teodors
SimoDn6. Un tomo de 80 piginas, en IS?.
Ortia. ^rinpiploe Fnndamentalee aobre Ednoaoion Popular y loi
NncTos Metodos de Rnsenania. Por Pedro P. Ortiz. Un tomo de SeS p^
nas, enlSP.
- Prlnoipioa TOeTninitalMi de Flaioa Bxpeximental y 4
inclnyendo la Hetaorologia y la CMmatologMLPor Pedro P. OrttsTua toeis
de 607 piRinas y 860 grabadoe, en 19*.
Qrtologfa 7 Ortocraffa de la Tiwiiiia Oastellana. Por Jos6 Veanel
Marroqaui. indlndno de nnmero de la Acadenda Ootombiasa y mieoibco
correspondiente de la Real Academia Bspaftola. Nneva edicion, rerfnda, y
formaodo nn tomo de 168 pfiginas, en IS^.
Qrtis. Batudloa aobre loa Anlmalea, oon inatraooionee para el
uso del Lipia de Plomo y de Oreyon. Por P. N. Ods, A. M. Un tome.
— — X<eooiones Fioilee de Paiaaje oon Instmooionea pera el «M
del L&piz de Plorao y de Oreyon. Por 7. N. Otis, A. H. Un tomo.
Paea. liibro Segnndo de Oeoffraffa Desoriptl'va, deetlnado i
segoir al Primero do Smith. Adomado con Doce Qrtndes Mapae 7 mis d«
oien grahados que stnren para mejor Inteligcncia del texto. Por D. BaoMB
Paez. EdlcionBnteramente If aeva, correglda y aomeDtada, eonlbnne 4 los
filtimos datos jEatadfsticos y Oambfos Poatlcoa, y arr^ada ai nao de las
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Pontnaoion y Aoentoaoion Ortoffrifioa. Por Joe^ Maiia C&ceret, Ace-
d^mico Honorario de la Universidad del SalTador. Un tomito de 67 pftgfnai,
en 18*. Bncartonado.
Qtiaokenbos. Historia Xltistrada de los Bstados TTnidoa y peSpas
adyaceotes do America, desde los ttempos mfts remotos hasta el priMBte.
Per O. P. Qwickenbos, Ifaestm en Artes. Tradocida al Caatellaao per A.
De Tomos. Un tomo de M7 pi^^inas , contenlendo machos mapn y gruadoa
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